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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-08
DRYSDALE
Girls pretty neLD Bingham
Dresses

Ages Zoo years AZ SO--Ages
? 10 o years with b.oomers ard
ages o 10 IL years az Sl.O0.
CORRECT MILDLY BLOUSES
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
FORT ERIE.

FIRST RACE-Maiden two-yesr-olds; purse. $50;
Eve furi0nss. Rsdland. IL &C. Vandusen). - to 5.
even. . To TO- won; Celebrity. 100 tAmhrossl. L 10
l. to l. to 2, second: Utelus. los PendegAstl.
Gray Squirrel. Fly Home. Star Cress and HAherdash
also ran-
SECOND RACE-seiins: purse. 500: Eve and =
half furiongs. Aunt Josae. los (shinino, II TO 10.
even, l to :. second; Burvood. S tsnythl. To :.
to S, II to %, third Tine. lN. Tie Pin.
GeTthelmA and Ken also nm
THIRD RACE-Parse, 500: threeyear-olds and
upward: Canadian foaled: stI furiongS slipp9 Day.
los tClaTerl, 70 70 6. out, won; Msusolues. lds
lo7 tstsvcnsoul. IS 10 1. TO l. 70 :. third Time
Ii3 IS Tom FlanigHp. CobouH Belle. oaklAnd
Lad. CApeT sance and BurSar also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500; threeyesr-olds and
a to 10. I to 10. out. won: RecOl tClaTeri. to I.
even to j. second; Runway. u0 tCallAhanl, % 10
l. to /, TO 5, third Time ldi Is. PriTst Petal
and Ray o. Light also
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500; three-yarolds and
upward; Gx fIriongA vreelhnd. Ill tClaEe1, even.
to 2 l to 5. won; Dr.. DOughery. li CBunsl,
TO !. to to s. sscund; Thesieres. 10 tGreEoy)
% to l, to l. to !. third. Time. I'D Is. Hill
Stream Ralph Lloyd. Chill End Anoret also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Pwse, 500: threeyear-olds and
(Smythl. i to 5. to 5. to ). won; COwl. lo2
CClaTerl. to l. even. to S. second; Marjorie A..
los (shiIhngl II to 30. to 5. to ), third. Time.
I:l2 Miss Gayle GALAXY and squeeler also nn-
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; four-year-olds and
upward; selling; mile and EIteenth. Chh
Stream. 10 tAmbrose1. TO Z to S. to 10. won :
Dynamite. l0l (Carter1, to I. to to s. second :
Co.'S. H (R- Watts. to !. To I. 70 5. third.
Time. lAI-. AEo. RaIenal SepulredA, Husky Lad
and Jim Cadrey also ran
tNcte-Tne entries for the original fifth rs.
were declared OF and another nee made up Gs
sentD
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So IS pt orv 1t 1s-BoSAvENrURE. Edmond c
To Harold K Truman $40
So ~ east y 1t 70 Prospect Hm-cAYwooD.
chIs & AnSon T1JiOr trs to Jas P Ha~es
(Keaiinr ave bet Lincoln Rd & I'd st mel s
So zu3 1t 81 Indolence-CoBu Jennie sole est
to Harry wardman 4 Thomas Bones Joint
tenants SIC covenants tn
So ~ It's % 81 biz White crUt-coLEs,
Malcolm TO Wilmer Piatt 80 -
So IaI 1t ,-DAvID. Leri sole II to Peter
BlaaubvI 81. go
sa ts pt orv II n-FRY. Henry N ct uI Emma J
10 the waSh'n L q TrsCO $40 tr
sq siss Ii KinSstOn-HII.L. VIM K Ct uI OAa L
to Eva Hill Miller SO covenants L tr
ls1s ButteruHt st nul =
So I'D west pt 1t L. east pt Ii I5 18th St High
lands-KERNoDLE. Geo W and Katharine L
10 Jacob II GalinEer SO covenants & TT 500
(Kennedy st bst 18th 4 18th sts nwl 81
81 5T7 Its IS 10 ss UniontoWn-LEGHToS
Benz exr est Frances Pitts 4 Lillian "
Butler to Gideon " Pitts $50
CwashinEfon st bet rsylor & Fendall ssl ?
50 sl II I2-LEwIs. Geo e ux EliEA Fred
4 Annie N RippetOs to Rosa Easily 80
iss3 Acker q mel IS
so siss Il . bIf wash,n sts-NUILER. Kate II
ct rir Michael TO Msp E Flanagan so sub
TO right of way
IN q Bnndyyins 81. . q tth st sci .
So tsH Il % Sherwood-MARDEN. Clan A ct viz
Edwin r TO NJ L Edison s5lf covenants
Nv q 18th st. Of Monros st mel l
So Iz5 II 81 SherEood-AiARDEN, clEr A ct viz
Edwin R to Melvin A caudle SSs covenants
IN Of Monroe st, W of Id ST nej "a
81 aso It's s. TO 81 Lmdellou Ter7ce-NAT-L
CAP REALTY co to Minor R Hall
so covenants
IN a Nicholson st. " of kh st nul y
sq ms west It Ss-sHoENAKER, Raymond L
to Peter Clarke 80
tSzA N H nxl u
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
Local Athletes Will Be
Suspended by A. A. u.
Five Swimmers to Draw Suspensions for Competing
in July Fourth Events at the Bathing Pool
Other Local Comment.
ny CHARLES w. SWAN.

Five swimmers, registered athletes in
the A A. Twill draw suspensions from
that body for taking part in the Mu-
nicipaI Swimming Meet held last Satur-
day. The men who will be suspended
are: Anderson, Carl Carrick, knight,
Crawford, and Keyser.
Carrick is the present holder of the
half-miIe championship of the South At
lantic branch of the A. A. L. He will
draw not less than one years suspen-
sion for competing in the municipal
games after being warned.
That the committee in charge of the
safe and sane fourth celebration made
mistake in not having the games sane
toned by the A. A. L. is the opinion OF
the many GOOD athletes in the District
There are 800 track and water stars who
would have competed and would have
made the municipal games a success, but
with the events open to all, and not sane
toned by the A. A. L, nothing but boys
under fifteen years Of age and not train
ed athletes competed.
There is trouble in store for the Cen
tral League Owing to the failure Of the
Andrews club TO take the franchise OF
the Spartans, that club has forfeited the
last two games, and one more forfeit VIII
throw them out of the league.
A meeting of the league will be held
in the near future to decide on some ac-
ton to be taken on behalf Of the Spar
tans.
The Eastern club will hook up with
the Fairlawn tribe today in the Potomac
League and a battle royal is expected.
Buck Becker or King Cole will do the
hinCing for the Eastern aggregation. and
a good contest should result.
Ninth has been losing with regularity
in the East Washington Sunday School
League of late. The former invincible
club must have struck a snag somewhere,
but IL is safe to say that the Christians
will land the title again with room to
spare
There are several letters for Dutch
Munich at this ONCE.
Charley Plunkett, well-known amateur
ball tosser, has been offered a contract by
the Hagerstown club of the Tri-City
League. but as Plunkett is busy with his
moving pictures. he will hardly have time
to accept the offer.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
COACH jim rice HERE
TO HANDLE POTOMACS
Famous Columbia College Mentor Is
Pleased with Material and
Expects Results.
OTHER LOCAL ROWING GOSSIP

Rowing enthusiasts OF Washington are
jubilant over the arrival Of Jim Rice, the
celebrated coach of Columbia Univer-
sity. who will spend the Summer in this
city training the Potomac Boat Club.
Coach Rice won new laurels this season
by producing the cSew which won the
Poughkeepsie regatta, downing Court
sity Of Pennsylvania's crew. coached by
Vivian Nickalls. Of England; also the
crews OF Washington State, Syracuse and
Wisconsin universities.
AS a hitting tribute to Coach Rice. the
Potomac Boat Club has arranged an out
ing today at Marshall Hall. where at
night q reception will be given to the
famous Sbach.
The two day boats will leave Seventh
Street Wharf at 10 a m, and 2:S0 p. m,
respectively. In order to get the proper
introduction Of the tango by moonlight,
the steamer Charles Manchester will
tourney to the river resort at $50.
Active training Of the Potomac crews
has been suspended on account of the
excursion and will not begin until to-
morrow evening. Yesterday afternoon,
however, Coach Rice had out on the
river a senior and intermediate four
Dared shell, two eight-oared shells, and a
single sculler, making twenty-seven
candidates in all. All the crews showed
Improvement after the one short session
OF coaching.
Coach Rice is much pleased with the
material in hand and expects great re-
suits from the Potomac crews. The first
big event they viii enter will be the
national regatta of amateur oarsmen,
which Is the championship event, held
in Philadelphia, August rs.
The victorious Analostan crew which
finished FIRST In the junior eight-oared
race at the Peoples Regatta In Philadel-
phia on July Z, but which was deprived
Of the first prize on q technical foul. will
receive from President Richard Fairo,
Of the Analostan Boat Club. q substi-
tute prize. Gold watches win be given by
President Fairo to each member Of the
winning crew. These watches were or
dered today, and are to be exact fac
simile Of those which the men should
have received In Philadelphia- In addi-
ton to this the Analostan boys have
been presented with new eight-oared
shell by q prominent member of the New
York Athletic Club. and also substan-
tial check from another admirer.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding District Court.-In The
extension Of SiIieenth street and Girsrd street
northeast. IN the District Of Columbia District
Court No. III. Order Of pubhcation--Notce 10
kehy EiEen that the Conmis~iaaeEs Of he District
Of Columbia tp1rsuant to a certain provision Of the
Act Of ConEress. approved March 4. Bi3. entitled
An act making APPROPRIATIONS for the eIpeuses of
the government Of the District Of Columbia for the
fiscal year ended June thirtieth. nineteen hundred
and fourteen. and for other rIrpOses whereby they
are authorized to open, extend widen any street.
avenue. road. OF highway TO conform with the plan
Of the permanent system of highways, IN hat por-
ton Of the Dstrict Of Columbia outside Of the
cities Of Washington and GeorEetoWn, adopted under
amended BY the Act Of Conpess. approved June >.
lsss. by condemnation under the rrorisions Of sub
chapter one Of charter fifteen Of the COde Of Law
for the District Of Columhial have fled pstitiOn
In this Court praying the condemnation Of the land
for the widening and extension Ot Girard
and Sixteenth streets northeast. in the District Of
Columbia. shown q Ilat pap with the said
prtition, as part Thereof. ard praying also that
jury Of Ave udicicus e1perienred disnterested men.
who shall b. freeholders within the District Of
Columbia. not related TO any person interested In
these proceeings ssd NOT IN the seryice or employ
ment of the District Of ColuEbia or Of the Cnite1
States BE- summoned BY the United States Marshal
for the District Of Columbia to assess the damages
each owner Of land to be taken may sustain hy
Of the said extension of the aid streets In the
District q Columbia. and the condemnation Of the
assess bSredts resulting therefrom the entire
amount Of said damages. including the expenses of
thsss prUosedings upon any lands which the jury
may end will be benefited. provided for in and
By the aforesaid act of Conreas. Is. b the
Court. this nh day of June. A. d. 1914. ordered.
That all persons having any interest in these pro
ceedings BE- and they are hereby warned and com
manded 20 APPEAR in this Court or before the
nST DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1914. at 10 o'ciock
q. m. and continue In attendance until the Court
shan have made its final order ntifyinE and
hrning the award Of damages and the assessment Of
hsnehts Of the nry to be empAneed and sworn
herein; and it is further ordered, That COPY Of
this notice and order Be published once in the
Washington Law Reporter and twice a week for tEo
successive weeks in the Washington Evening Star.
The Washington Herald. and the Washington Post.
newspapers ,hbshed In the aid District before the
said list day Of Jub. A. d. 1874 Il Is further
ordered. That a copy Of this notice End order be
seTTed By the United States Marshal, or his depu-
ties upUn zach Of the owners Of the fee Of the
land to be condemned herein nay BE- found by
the said marshal his deputies. within the District
Of Columbia before the said Glst day Of July. A. d.
1915 By the Court: ASHLEY NJ. GOULD. Justice
true eopy-Test: (SeaLl J. r. YOUNG CLERK.
By r = CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clcrk.
yT,l0li.H
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
"A. j. Will Suspend Five Swimmers
Pixy, Wilson's Horse,
Wins Astoria Stakes
James Buffers Catalina Is Second, With Sand Bank
Third Second Event Goes to AL Reeves.
Holiday Winner.

New York, July e-The Astoria dinner
stakes, q private sweepstakes, went TO
Pixy. owned by Richard T. Wilson, at
the AQueduct track today. James But
ler's Catalina was second and would
have won probably but for a zigzag race
from the elbow to the finish. Sand Bank
was a good third.
As result of his victory. Wilson, who
is president Of the Saratoga Racing As
sociation, will be host at the sportsmen's
dinner at the Waldorf tonight The race
was worth l.Soo cash and 500 silver
cup TO the winning owner.
Al Reeves won the second event, five
furlongs selling, with something to spare
from Frill. Under the whip Al Reeves
drew away near the finish. The Myrtle
stakes was scratched 10 three starters.
stayed there winning by three lengths In
a gaIlop.
After closing UP on the pace In the
stretch turn, Holiday won the fifth with
plenty to spare. Superintendent ran
good race. but tired In the final eighth.
The summary
FIRST RAcE-Three- year-ohs and upward; hand
leap: seven f1rongs Strumboh, Ill (ButSeill. u TO
%. out won; Springboard. III tDauesl, TO 2. to
10 out. second; Surprising ii frner1. u to s. II 10
%, out. third. Time. IS Ambruse also ran.
longs. Al Reeves. liz tBuItonl. Is TO 10 ] to 2,
out, won Frill. o Hopkins). 30 to ]. 8 to l. to
g. sscoud: Charteuse 100 (McCaheyl. to 2, to s,
out, third. Time, loo Sa Lois v. and Ham also
ran
THIRD RAcE-Aaoria Dinner STAKES; hllies;
tWo-yeu-olds; Eve furlonss Pi1y, n4 tMeCAheJl'
II 70 10. out won; ostahna. ia tBuIton). to s,
out seeond SAndbank. lli lDaviesl, % 10 ], TO l.
out, third. Time o5e IS. Only three starter-
FOURTH RACE-Myrtle Selling Stakes; three
year-olds and upward; one mile. Grover Hughes. l@
(AIardol Is to s. TO 2 out. won; Monocacy, no
(ButwelD, 4 to g. out. second; Guy Fisher. III CTur-
ner1. S to s. ) to 5. out. third. Time. y. Only
three stGrterA
FIFTH RACE-Msres and geldinp: threeyear-
olds and upward; one mile. Holiday, 20 lharcol,
10 !, 2 TO !, even won: Rsybourn, Sumter. 10
!. 9 TO S. ) to s. second; Superintendent. 100 tBut,
weln, Z TO !, S to 2 6 to s. third. Time lSo Is
Donsh MncDonAld. syosset II Hedge and Alta
mAha also ran-
SIXTH RACE-Maiden tWoyearolds; hVe fur.
longs Phosphor. Ios (Kanickl, to 2 To Z, out.
won; Pierrot 100 (Fairbrother. Is TO s, even, 70 :.
second: Doublet los CButonl. II TO 5. 70 5, to ),
third. Time o5s Is Miss FtEnces. Saxin. Yester-
sun. sIngscng. and Rose Marine also rau.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
AUCTION SALE.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AuetioneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION
rISTnICsr


OF THE DISTRICT.
Nv virtue Of three certain deeds Of trust duly ~
corded in liber No. MI folio -. et SEQ hbeT No.
36z6 folio rs seQ. and hber No S52. folio 99 ct
seq respectively Of The land records q the District
q Columbia and At the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell al public
auction. within the ofice OF Thos. J. Owen 4 Son.
auctiopeeTs. 1851 G street northwest. WEDNES
DAY, the 18th day Of July A. d. 1914. commencing
at O'Clock p n. the foIlouingdescribed land and
premises. situate in the county Of Washington,
District Of Columbia and designated and being:
~ Lots % and 20 in SQUARE IT4s in Fulton r.
Gordon's subdivision Of part of tract Of land
called Chevy Chase." aid subdivision i recorded
In the ofice Of the Surveyor Of the District q
Columbia IN County Book y. page q.
t2l Immediately thereafter lot II in sluhre 1851 IN
Of land called Chevy Chss." as aid subdivision
Is recorded in the Ofncs o the Surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia in County Book - page Is
81 Immediately thereafter lot - in square 13i In
Fulton r. Gordon'S snbdiTiSion q part Of . tract
Of land called Chevy Chase Grove" "ReSuTey On
New Seat" Yale and Fellowship said sub
division Is recorded the Ohee Of the Surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia in book g, Page n.
TEAMS OF SALE: Ouethir cash. balAnce in one
and years. with interest Al per centum. secured
by ded Of Trust upon the property sold. all cash.
al the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Il 500
will he required at time Of sale % each parcel All
convey yancng. recording etc. at of purchaSeT
Terms Of sais 70 b complied with within fifteen
days from day Ot sale deposit forfeited.
H D. GORDON.
ROBERT =. HEATER.
Trustees under aforementioned deed Of trust.
parcel ].
Trustee under hst two mentioned deeds Of trlst,
parcels and J. R.ssO.l3B
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
Today's Entries.
FORT ERIE.

ffs FORT ERIE.
FIRST RAcE-Pur.s. ssu6i tuO-year-old, foaisd
In Canada: I've furlongA PsppeT sanes, 100: Lady
spendthrtft 10; caunie Jean. 100; Last Spark 10
Red Past 100: Lady curzou. 100: Henry Bsssrtt.
los Pepper Sauce and cannis Jean. csrnss
entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purss. soo;i four-y.arolds aod
upwsrd selling; fteeplschase: about tEo milex Dor
othy Wells. is; RroadsEord. 10: Fnjoles. ID;
velsini 40; OrdeTly Nat. 40: MailEl. las Port
Arlington. 10: NOTTINGHAM. lE; PanorlnA iei
Mystie Light, 10.
THIRD RAcE-Pure. 500: thrse-yesroids and
upward: siT furionD; selling .0alar, e; Blus
Mouse. lcs; Yankse Tree. 8: Pat Cannon, lHi
"; KaBehHtka. ITO; Hisadoo. q; Brandywins. 10;
Bsndel 100; Curiesu, II.
FOURTH RACE-Nisszra stskss; N.So; two
yearolds; Eve furiOngA Doa oorteA. los:i Star
Shooter los; Tckay. lB; Amulu. 10: Sam Ne
FIFTH RACE-Puse, y5n: threeysarolds and
upward selling; sx tlrionsS. RustlinE Bras. IS:
'Dr DouEheTty. los; King MeDoxell Is: Little Ep.
Stanley s.. los; Mordecd Ioe. ATmor 10: Cecil.
ne; sprinenAsA. III single. 10.
SIXTH RACE-Punse 500: three-yesr-olds and
Aware LIZ; Supreme. "; Dicks Pet. 100: Monc-ief.
III; An1En, I4; 'Pout<fraa ll3; Daisy PlAtt los;
y. H HouEhtnn. III: 'DuquesDe. III; Dick Dead.
wood. LIS; Toy Boy. Ill
SEVENTH RACE-Purss. 800; thrss y.ar-olds:
mile Gad une-sixteenth- 'Bulnran. .: Tom
Hancock. le; 'HOlton. %: 'MocksD. ioz; stneco.
im: Mac, LII
'Apprentios allowance eiained- Weather. ens:
track. faSt-
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

EXCISE BOARD FOR THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia JuIy J. Isl4.-Notics TO licensees: Licenses
notified that application for transfer Of liquor
Hcpnses cIrreut year will not Be acted upon b.
the Excise Board after JULY H. 1914. Licenses
who have bern granted transfer OF liquor licenses
during the current license year and desire renewal
sf the sane must be occupying the new hcenSed
premises and application for renewal made there
from. Applications for renewal viii be received By
the hoard between August I and September and
acted upon in the order IN which they have been re-
crfved. Licences wholesale and oaTrOonl are
toned against Displaying the hquor business in EhO~
windows the outside Of the Licensees prsmises
except a. permitted In Sees . and =, Rules and
Regulations Of the Excise Board. and the lettering
thus sanctioned must not exceed four inches in
length. Licensed premises must be kept clean and
sanitary in every way. failure to comply may b
taken evidence against the HcenSse- By order ot
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
Amateur Leagues.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
RoSedAle LeAgue-St Paul. o; Highlande-s. O.
Departmental LesEue-Interir.' o; Conminioa-
erz,
Brookland League-Bsptists. z; Wesley, g.
East Washington Sunday School League-Uuited
Brethren q: Ninth 2
R r. Y. NJ. C. A. LeagOe-ststioD. 6; Southern. L
Northwest Sunday School Lesgue-Bhghtvood. 8;
Mount Pleasant, !.
Treasury League-Lbrary. 10; Statistics. o.
Potomac League-OxOn Hill. 4; Congress Heights. o.
Msruuette League-TennsllytoWn. I; ST. steph-
ems. ;
GAMES TODAY
Potomac Leagye-FairlaWn Eastern.
Central League-Printers r.. kenilWorth
BrOokland League-Methodist vs.. Episcopal
East Washington Sunday School Lesg1e-KeIleF
St Agnes.
R. R. Y. NJ. C. A. League-shops vs.. Carmen.
Northwest Sunday School LeAsue-Immanuel TA
Ono Class
Rosedale League-Trojans IroQuoiS
Treasury League-MArines rs Civil SerTiceL
Marquette LeaEie-St. Martins Ts- Emeralds.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
AQUEDUCT.

FIRST -Thres-year-olds and upward: sel
ing; sir furiOngX ,Hyp&tia, los; Edith W. 100
Phyilis Antoinette llos: 'L.okomis. -: Hrruis. IT,
llo; 'RHtinA. lo2: Northerner. 100: Silver Mooa- 10
Otto Floto. -: MItEr. los
SECOND RAcE-TWoyear-oIds handicap: dr,
furiongN Lady BarbarJ. Ls; Miss Fielder ue
Hydropians, 10; RszzGno. -: Gaelic, rs. Also eli.
Eihie: TSp-. io; Paris. Ilo: chiEshg. 10
THIRD RACE-nee-yesr-old and up~ard
mars and geldings; selling: mile Walters. 100
Blus Thistle, III; 'DN1dy Dixon. %: Lohengrin. io6
Honey Bee. lM: Col Ashmeade. los; Naiad, loJ
Belle q Bryn MEWT. Ill: Mr.. sperz los .orotund
y; Ella Bpson. Ill: Robert Olive. q.
FOURTH aaCE-rhroeyeArohs and Upward
Queens County Handicap; one mile Leo skoiny.
lT; Borrow. II: Flying FGirJ. Id: Meridian. ID
Impression, %; Thon Hill lp.
FIFTH RACE-TheeyeAr-olds and upward; seIl.
ing; one mile and a SiTtsenth- Malay. %: Star,
and Stnpes. loS: AfterEIow, 100: Heartbeat .;
'GOldJ. l@; 'Asseasor. los; Beethoven. ia; Jaw
bone Il5: Exerutor. -
SIXTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward
maidens; one mile. Delegate, los: EarIy Morn, Is
Baltimore. l6: Mis- CaEInaugh IoS; Eastsr Star
ls: Robert l.. los; Prince chIltnn, Zoe Sig Levy.
lo5; EmbeTS, l6
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
FORT ERIE.

FIRST RAcE-LAdy curzon. Last SPARK
Harry Bazett
SECOND RACE-FdSolse Mystic Light, Vel
sini.
THIRD RAcE-YInkee Tree. Teddy koe4uer.
Constituent
FOURTH RACE-star Shooter. Toksy. Car
oide
FIFTH RACE-Dr. DuEhsrty. Mordecai.
Spring Mass.
SIXTH RACE-Toy Boy: Pontefrsc1. Anari.
SEVENTH RACE-Tom Hancock, Moekery
Mac.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
OXoN HILL vICToRs.

Although California has had for more
tan ten years a law authorizing con-
solidation of schools, consolidation is not
looked on with favor.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
EAGLE JUNIORS VIM.

The Eagle Juniors defeated the Special
Delivery Boys by 3 to S. The feature Of
the game was the pitchipg of Keane and
the batting OF Leonard for the winners.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONNoLLY-Suddenly on Sunday, July
s. 1914 FRANCIS II. CONNOLLY, son
! of the late John and Katharine Con-
molly. o..
Funeral from the residence Of his sis
ter, Mrs. J. NJ. Mckee, 2123 K street
northwest. Wednesday morning, July
8 1874 Mass At st. Stephens Church,
at 9 q. m. E
DRAKE-On Monday. July T. 1914. at 10
.. m, at her residence. 1256 Four
and-a-half street northwest, ELIZA
BETH H DRAKE (nee Lorke), in the
sixty-fourth year of her age beloved
wife of Gersham T. Drake.
Notice of funeral hereafter. (Riehmond.
Petersburg. and Staunton, Va. papers
please copy)
NoRCRoSS-on Monday. July 6. 1914 at
a. m, az Garfield Hospital. FANNIE
T NORCROSS.
Funeral services will be held at the
George p. Zurhorst funeral parlors,
3oi East Capitol street on Wednesday,
July s, at 1880 q. m. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on Sunday, Tune
g 1914. in Paris. ALEXANDER
Funeral to be held at his late residence,
2150 Wyoming avenue, Washington, D.
c. Thursday July O. D. m
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Today's Selections.
BI THE NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
AQUEDCCT.

FIRST RAcE-Edith ". Mater. Phyllis An
fionette.
SECOND RAoE-LAdy Bsrb.ry. Gaelie. Mis
Fielder
THIRD RACE-Bhs Thistle. Honey Bee.
Maid
FOURTH RACE-BonU-. Flying Fsfry.
Meridian
FTFTH RACE-Goldy. Beethoven. Executor.
SIXTH RACE-Esriy Morn, Delegate, Rob
ert L
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07

Czar Nicholas. of Russia. is said to own
more costly chinaware than any other
person in the world.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-07
ST. STEPHENS DEFEATED.
HARTFORD MIDGETs WIN.

The Hartford Midgets defeated the Fed
eral A. c. yesterday, Il to 5. The feature
of the contest was the hitting of Glenn
ents. Score by innings
R.H z
Federal A. C.........3 Oool lIeoo-5 )
Hartford Midgrts.. 50 2Go I-I3 z {
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INTERIOR BY Q 10 A.

Euns-Conoser tsl. Robinson tJl. shAiin y. HaF-
ieJ Damplsr. Jas8oe. Kennard. Lsft on hAses-
interior. .: commissionsrs, q Pirst bass On balls
OF Sweeney. s; on Keunsrd. Innings pitched-
By s~sney. ,; b. Kennsra. 81 b. Jarboe. Hits
nads-0f swesnes. D. Of Kennard. ): % Jareos 8
str,ct out-By sueeneJ. !; b. kennaFd- I: b jar
boe. Threehase hit-cenovsr. rwo-hsss hits
Sullivan. Kennsrd sseince hit-couoFeF Stolen
bsses- ransii. oonorers Robinson CO. shaiin %
Pollock. Ferguson. Bauer, Ekinsdon ~ Hurley t.i.
Jsrhoe Double s-shalin 10 Bauer &c Robin
son Murphy to Hurley. Hit. b. ptcher-By
Sweeney. EzinsdoS. wild pteh -Kennard PaAsed
eail,-Mnrphy %. Unpire-Mf. H1ghe,.
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