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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-10-24
HOW FIRST VICTORIA
 CROSS WAS WON

The stories cabled from England of how British bluejackets in the re- cent naval engagement off Heligoland picked up unexploded shells that fell on the decks of their vessels and threw them overheard recall the fact that the first Victoria Cross was awarded to a sailor in the Crimean war for performing exactly such q feat. He was Rear Admiral c. b. Lucas, R. N., who died several weeks ago, just about the time hostilities broke out. He was an acting mate on board the Hecla, of Admiral Ma piers fleet, in the Baltic, and the feat which won him the cross was performed during the bombardment of Bomarsund, a port of the Aland Islands, where the Russian and Ger man fleets were reported as having been engaged in the present war.
 The shell which dropped on the Hecla's deck was fizzing when Lu- cas leaped forward and pitched it ov- CT the side. There was only the barest fraction of unburned fuse be- tween him and destruction, but he was cool and collected in the man. ner of performing the exploit. Capt. Hall, his commander. brought the deed to the attention of Admiral Ma pier, who wrote to the admiralty that he trusted their Lordships would mark their sense of his act by pro-
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-10-24
poNALpsoN SCHEDULE.

Leaves Fort Liscum. Leaves Valdez 8:15 a. m. 9:46 a. m. 1:16 p. m. 400 ?. m.
 TUESDAYS 8:15 8. m. 9:46 a. m. 1:15 p. m. 200 p. m. 4:30 p. m. 500 p. m.
 SATURDAYS
 1:15 p. m. 400 p. m. zoo p. m. 10:30 p. m. There will be no trips Of the launch on the secold and fourth Fridays of each month, these days being nsed to clean boilers.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
|KILEER DECISION IS
UPHELD BY High Court
Judge Sessions Ruling Goes and Fed
eral League Is Hit a
Vital Blow.
FEDS LOSE THEIR APPEAL

Cincinnati. June 3o.-orsanIzed base ball
won q victory over the Federal League
here today when the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals refused to grant the
Chicago Federal League club an inJunc-
ton restraining Catcher William Rillifer
from playing with the Philadelphia Ma
tlonal League team. Judges Warrington,
Hollister and Safer comprised the court
which sustained the Grand Rapids de-
cision.
Kilifer getting 5000 q year with the
Quskers was offered $500 a year for
three years by the Chicago Federsls. He
signed but later jumped back to Phila-
delphia.
The Federals prayed for an injunc-
tion from the United States District
Court Judge Sessions. Of Grand Rapids,
restraining Killifer from playing with
Philadelphia Judge Sessions refused
the plea on the ground that the Fed
erals did not come into court with
clean hands"
The case was appealed to the appe-
late court Todsy's decision is regard
ed by many as a vital blow to the Fed
eral League.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
AQUEDUCT.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-old and upward; sell
ing; seven furiongH NAiad, lo2 tKederisl, u to s
Z to g. out. Won; MAIim's Choice. g Marcel.
TO 2 to s. out, secDnd; Wooden Shoes. " NC
Caheyl, 3 to s. J To s. cot third. Tine. IL IS
Bull Dog Aviator Quick Start also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-olds and UPWARD
handicap: iI fIrioap. Gsinsr. l6 tKedsrisl,
10 S, 6 TO 8. out, won; Adelide T.. " tMcCaheyl
TO . to 5. ont. second; Yankee Notions. 10
tKArrickl, Is TO S. even. out. third. Time, ll2
Springbosrd and LeochArss also ran
THIRD RAcE-Threey yssr-olds and upward; sell
ing; seven furionEs- Belle Of BrymHur. no CAc
Cabel. l5 TO l. 4 to J. 2 70 l. won: Louise Travers,
lo2 tBuItonl, to !. TO S, TO 10. second; Perth
shire. lis tB1tWelD, To 2 out third. Time
l8 IS. Progressive, yellow Eyes, KlcIea. Cod.
Ashmeade also
FOURTH RACE-The Carlton: thneeyearolds
mile. lake McLuke ES CBuItonl. to s.
to S. out, won; Stromboli. il3 tButweiD. to l,
to s. out. second Chahestonihn, II (Buriingamel
8 to ]. TO !. out. third Tine, lS IS HginnJ
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Three- -yeGr-ods and upward
selling: mile. AftsrEiow. ls McCAheyi. s to
J. > 20 l. even won LohenETin, Ds (Burlingamsl.
tHHmmeri. to l. TO I, to s, third. Tine.
l:D IS CGptHn Sampson. Tea Enough, Ajax and
Manson also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mhidens; tuoyear-olds; Ave fur
longs. TIE Pinn. ls CTNrneri. IS 70 % out. won
DoubIet l05 CKederisl. to l. 70 > 70 5. secnnd
Reflection. Io6 CKluickl. s TO l. . to l, Z to 5.
third. Time eSs IS Pierrot, Geo Roesch. Brian
BOru, Diosntn also
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
Today's Entries.
HANIILTON.

FIRST RACE-Puns 500: two-yesr-old nIidens
Ave furIougS BAlko. 100; Celebrity, -; Blsct
Thorn. I0S; JACK Winston, 20; RsliAncs. %; Brook
cTess, lOs; Vogue. los; tKALsn. 100; Hugh. 10
Haberdssh los: Argent -. tGhllsgher entry.
SECOND RACE-Prince q Wales purse, $50
maiden two-year-oids; foAled in Canada; Eve fur
longs okemus. lis; Harry BGsse.t II. Il3; Cannit
Jean, lG; Photographer II. III; Lady Cursor, is
Last Spark. III: Chsron. is; Red Past. lis.
THIRD RACE-PUrse 500: thres-year-olds and
upward: mile and a sixteenth. Recoil. 100; Polly
H, %: Black Broom. y; nppeanoe, 100; Ask
Ma. I0s: Ray O'Light, $.
FOURTH RACE-Pmse, $50; thrseyear-olds and
upward; selling; siI furonkS STRIKER. los; Jus;
Y los; Prince Ahmed. Ill: 'HGrbsrd lo5; Kan
chatka lOf; Brandyvine. 'loi: Mis- Gayle 90
Gordon, I04 Luther lO; Colquitt l0i Alex John
Son. l0.
FIFTH RACE-National Handicap: purse 500
three-year-olds and upward; mile and . furionES.
David Craig 100; Night Stick. ls; LOehisl los
BameEat, lo9; Dorothy Dean. Ill; PrVst Petal.
"; Kleburns. lG Tactics. lG.
SIXTH RACE-PUne, 500; threeyearolds and
UPWARD; selling: Ex furlOngs. 'COWl, II3; 'Joe
knight -; 'RuStling BrlSs .; Cogs. III: Euterpe,
nl: Arran. los Mordecsi. lol DroIl, Ioa; ChiIla,
los: Chad Buford. lol; VGnbu. l0; Lefty Hay
wood lM.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; thres-ysarolds
and upward; selling mile 90 tun. GALAXY, ~;
sGlint, lis; Carlton G.. IL; 'Dr. r. L SEaren-
ger. 100: SpringmaSs Ios; 'squeieT g 'sodiac IS:
Runway. Io3; Irish Gentleman, III; Sister Flor
ence loZ
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
Washington Club Will Not Play Sunday Ball
Yesterdays Results.
HAMILTON.

FIRST RACE-Thnsyear-old and up~srd
pure, 500; six furioneA Yreelind. IL tClaverl
10 TO 6. Il to 10. l TO Z won; Kayderoseros. lo'
,esll'An1' sstS an TsDi, e TO onS tSna sa,
Time, las IS. Rsquiram, Noble Grand and J.
H. Honshton also ran
SECOND RAcE-rwoyearolds; selling; pune.
500; ave and 4 half ftrlongS. zipdel. ios tGold
Johnsonl. Is to s. 7 10 S. to %. ssoond; Ger
thelma, loi wv. Goossl. 3 to !. to |. to l.
third. Time 1901 Rain oost. Tie Pin and
Procto arise ran.
THIRD RAcE-Threeyar-oids and upward; 500
one mile on the turf. Inkls. Us tcisment. II 70
S, to 10. TO s. woa; Ash Her. Ios tFordD. II 70
s. to 10 ! to s. second: Collector, o5 fAmhrosel.
6 to l. 2 to l. even, third. Time ! - Is Capt.
Ben and Joe James also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 500: three-ysar-olds and
upward; hllies and mhrss; seven furionu. Manas-
sch, ls tClsrer4. 9 to s. TO 5. 10 J. won; Laura,
lsJ tshling1. to l. 4 to 5. 70 s. second; Dick's
Pet los DAVIS to ). 10 5. 70 10. third.
Time. ~. HsrebeIl, Volta, Daisy Plat and
FIFTH RACE-Pur,e. a,soo: 90. and one-eishth
miles. ogstowan. III Hanover. to :. to 5.
out won: Aaasolus. 100 Cwilliimsl. IS 70 /. to
!. 20 5. second; Beehive ID tBurusl. 70 10.
To s. ] to s. third Time. Is. Rocksprins
and Maid Of Fromms also un.
SIXTH RACE-Pu5s, 500; thres-year-olds and
upward selling; one and one-siItssnth miles Tom
Hancock, - tsmythl, II to 5. even. I 10 . won;
Ben UncsS lo8 lClsVer, to !. to l. even, sseead
HUSKY La. iG PendersaSl. to /. to !. ) 10
Sspalyeda. Love Day. Captain EBiott, Ny Fellow
and ALo alse ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-Pupe. 500; threeyar-oi4s
and upward one mile on tho tuh. ciih Edse.
Ill tCsIlahEnl. TO S, even, To :, won; Lady
Rankin. los CTapiinl. y to l. 4 70 l. 70 ]. SC
ond; Rife Brigade. lol tshllingi, 10 = e,ea.
! 10 2 third. Tine, sol Is Benedictini. Nc
Creary. Roy, Sir Frstfu and Constituent also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
L.ATONIA.

FIRST RiCE-Fre iurionE twOyeGr-olds;
maiden hlhes. Dorothy PeTtins. 10 ". Martini.
$40. S-so. $40. won: Rsbeccs Mosea- lb tTGshsnl.
S.5O. so. seooOd: PruBsllA, 10 Taylor. S-o.
third Time I6i Lady Pouen. Grscr Cunard.
EiderdoWn. September Morn, CyrrDe. Alice Dudley,
Bsdnago. EliEaheth Payton and Pitka PStka also
ran,
SECOND RACE-Se1ing: hOrses and EeSdings;
three-year-olds and upward: six fWiongs. Rio
Brazos, los CDishnonI. S2LS. So0. $40. won;
Rsogd, l6 Connolly, y. $50. SecnDd: J. n.
Robinson. zoe Henryl. $40 third Time. Ia IS
Dr. Kendall. Willis O'HSEan, The Grader FEDERAL.
Amor. LOckIInd Billy Barnes and Fred Drew also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Two-ysar-o -olds: Eve and one-hAH
furIongs Sweetheart Sue III tGrinrrl N6O. Ss.7e.
$40. won: Pan Maid. 100 Obertl. $50. 0,O. SEQ
17 rs. AstroloSJ, Jack Carey. NstherboW and GGao
also nn
FOURTH RACE-Fouryear-ol and upward: one
mile Donsal los Taylor. 81. 80 $50. So. won;
Prince Hcrmis. los tDiShmonl, $50. 27o. secnnd
Clubs. los lwAIdronl. I'D third Time. lH+S
YsnEhse and Cash on Delivery also rsn.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and SEVENTY yards
threeysAr-olds and upward selling Guide Post. iD4
lDishmnnl. So. $50. $50. won Star Actress. I'll
Martini. $40 81 TO- sscnnd: Alsdor. - tRobinsOnl.
IN third. Time ] ~ IS. White Wool. Worlds
Wonder. Beulsh s. and Disparity also nan.
SIXTH RACE-One and three-siIteenth miles
three-yssr-olds and upward: selling Re. l8 Mott'.
90 So. I'D. Won; Verrnh lG CTIylorl 81.
s. Co. second: TrHnsportstion. - CRohnsonl. S.fo,
third Time %. Teas Tomnie. PLANT. MI9
Ann K. DilAtory and Budk Keenan, also uu.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
LATONIA.

FIRST RACE-Two-ysaT-olds; mhidsu colts and
eeIdings; FIVE and = half furongSl BinEO. 1G
Bamboo. lG: Money Maker no: Grey Squirrel
Il0; Resign. 10: Tetsn, 10; Dortch, lo; Bell Boy
10; stIr MCGEE 10; Foxy Gih, ITO; Bars and
Stars 10; IIzet Bey, 10.
SECOND RACE-Thres- yesrolds; mile and
seventy yards shepherdess. lo2; Beaumont Belle.
los; Nsosrane l0I: O'ReiIly, loI; ]. W. O'shea.
lo7; Taus Miller. lG; Boly Hill. lU Robert Kay.
lG; Miss BGne HArboF, lo7;. Bickle5, lG; Bank
Bill l6.
THIRD RACE-The Ladies' Handicsp: three
ysar-olds and upward; mile and sixteenth. Benanet,
y; Dr.. Samuel, lo3; Cream, G; Flora Ffna, lGi
Rudolofo, loL
FOURTH RACE-QuickStsp Handicap: sx fur.
longs; thres-year-olds and upward. Flying Yankee,
81; Lady Moon 'st o.; osuliyAn, 100; KorhAge.
100; ne Widow Moon, 100; Hodgs ua; Cog Lad.
no; John Gund, liz; star Jasmine. Ia; HEuthorns.
Is
FIFTH RACE-SeIling: three -year-olds and up
ward; mile and a sixteenth. Leno Yaal, 100; Sid
ney Helman Io2: 'Guide Post, l0; Little Bean,
los; Jacob Bum, lN: Rooster. 10; Spohn, IN;
'Ymir Il2; Dilatory. lH; Wander, ia.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; thres-yesr-olds and up
ward: one mile and q sxteenfh- Hortense. 100;
superl. 100: Msc. loS; Charlie MeFerTan Ios Mock
Ter. III; Gold Color. liz; Kinglins. II.: Star
O'Ryan. ia; Gabrio. nL
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01

10 Sir CslsdGre Io5: Cutawly. Irs: Beethoven lis;
Song Of Valley. los; Joe Rosenned. lOS: Robert L.
loo
THIRD RACE-Three-ysar-old and upwsrd :
handicap; seven furiongN. Guy Fisher, no: RoGmsr,
us; Pawhuska, lc; Frederick L.. 10; RsybIrn. s.
Hester Prynne. 100: Pomette Bleu, 8: HOcnir. IOl
Also eligible: Sprits. ll6; Yankee Notions loS
syosset II. S
FOURTH RACE-Threeyear-oIds and upward
Rockaway selling: sir furiCnEs. Grover Hughes lie
'UndAunted -; 'Blue Thistle 10; Guy Fisher lis;
Granite, lis: 'rarts l05: Bosom. llo; 'Joe ROssn-
field, -: Pometts Bleu. %; Ella Bryson. IOs 4;
'Hocnir, 10.
FIFTH RACE-Threeye year-olds and upward hand
leap: selling: one mile MonOcAcy III; Ella Bryson
~: impression. los: Saiad. Is; Amalh. lo5: Dart
worth. %: LohensTin, .: Wooden Shoes ~; Col
Ho0wsy, loo; Perth ROCK. s. Also eligible: Perth
shirs III; Progressive. IL
SIXTH RACE-TwoysGr-old msidsns: selling; five
frTlonss ESmont, los; Borgo. los; Gold Crrst Girl
los; Lois V. .: Hshz los: Antrim. lo5 Head
Mast. los; Royal Blue. rs: Gold Haven. lo7;
Futurist, los.
'Apprentice alloEanee claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
LOCAL GIANTS TO PLAY.

Two good games are booked Sunday at
Andrews Park. the Washington Giants
hooking up with the fast Baltimore Giant
In double-header. With the Washing
ton Giants will be found Ham. Boone
Gangan, Jack Tyler. and many others
while II is rumored that the Baltimore
Giants will have Tom Johnson in the
box In the first game.
The Washington Giants are popular
here and a ord-breaking crowd is ex-
pected out TO witness their first game Of
the sea son.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
NINTH, IA; KELLER, 1.
Totals. q / q Is

Runs-E Flynn. Pee 90, Rountres C9, Steele
81, GiOvannett Brooue ~, Harris. Won Herbu-
les, CLANCY. Earned runs-Ninth lI3l. First base
by euon-Ninth, 5; Keller, s. Lsft bases
Ninth, 8; Keller s First base on balls-0h Little.
?; on Z. Flynn. /: OF Clancy. 4 Innings pitched
by Little. -; By Z, Flynn, - Hits made
on Little. 2; od Z. Flynn. Il. STRUCK out-By
Z. FLYNN, ?: by CLANCY, Two-base hit-Steele.
Sacrifice hits-GioEannetti. Broome, Harris. Stolen
bases-R. Flynn Bittenbender. Steele lg. GioTen-
neti %. Brooms HaniG Hit b. pitcher-By
Oharsg (Bittenbendsr. Z Fynn1 Unptp-Nr.
FanstaB. Tine q Eame-l hour and q mtnuteA
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
MANAGER BREAKS HIS JAW.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 3o-The con-
dition of Manager Harry Mccormick, OF
the Chattanooga club, who was struck
below the temple by pitched ball yes
terday. was reported today very favor
able although an x-ray examination dis
closed the fact that his jawbone had
been broken. Mccormick was formerly
with the Giants.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
WELLS KNOCKS OUT BELL.

London. June 3O-Bombarder Wells.
English heavyweight champion knocked
out Collins Bell, the Australian boxer,
in the second round of their scheduled
twenty round contest tonight A tre-
mendous crowd saw the fight Wells
was master of the situation from the first
bell In the semi-finaI Harry Stone of
New York won a draw with Johnny
Summers, a Briton.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
Totals. ..... 3 ! a u

Runs-Huntt. L. Brewer E Brewer, Spaulding.
Harvey. Evans Left On bases-EAstern, Z; Fair
lawn, O. First base on baIls-Oh Becker, 2; OF
Rousseau. ?: of Hartley. Innings pitched-By
Rousseau. 6; by Hartley . Hits made-Oh Rous-
sean, g. Struck out-By Becker Il; by Rousseau,
4: by Hartley, l. TNro-base hitS-Mmray Z. Brewer.
HUNT. Sacrifice hit-Buscher. Stolen basss-E
Brewer e. FanalL Hit By pitcher-By Becker l.
Passed ball-FSirsll. Umpire-Mr. venable. Time
Of game-l hour and p minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
DIED.

HEAD-On Saturday. June q, 1914, OF heart
failure, at the summer home Of his
son-in-law, DR.. Merrill E. Gates,
Maplewood, N. H., FRANKLIN II.
HEAD, of Chicago, in his elghty-third
year, beloved father of Mrs. Merrill
z. Gates, Of Washington, d. c.; Mrs.
George w. Breck, of New York, and
Mrs. Herbert F. Perkins, Of Chicago.
Funeral In Chicago.
KING-On Tuesday, June 90. 1914, EDITH
E. KING, wife OF William Bruce King.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
POTTER-On Monday, June q, at 1:3o
a. m. AMELIA WALKER POTTER,
in her seventy-eighth year.
Funeral from the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Davis, 81 Rhode
Island avenue northwest, Wednesday,
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
RICHMOND CAN'T RAISE MONEY

Richmond. Va, June 3n-After sew
eraI days spent in attempting to raise
$4,000 to purchase the Baltimore fran
chise in the International League and
bring the team to Richmond. the scheme
tonight looks as IL II will have to be
abandoned because OF lack Of funds
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
BRIGHTwooD. 16; ONO CLASS, 6.

Stewart ~. Tosnsy t9, Heu ~ g. GiH H.
stAa O.. J. statI ~. BolGnd. First bAse balls
on NcAleer. ?: Stanley. / Struck out-By Me
Aleer. 6; Stznley. Hone rms Boland Three
base hits-HGnlein Hen. TWo-base hitS-HerT
Tornsy. Sacrifice hits-J. StatI.- @. Gist HanIein.
Umpire-w. r. Woodward. Time Of Enms-l hour
and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01

FIRST RACE-Twoyear-old allies; seiling; ere
ftrlongs. Bush Edith. s6; 'Harersack. g: FHturist,
loi; Embruidery los; Chanteise loI; Amazon. 100;
sDiEriss iOl; Gold Crrst Gin, 10; Change na
SECOND RAcE-Tfreeyesr-cld, and upward !;
Eaidens and winners d one race only; ons mile
eyusset II, l5; lambs Tail. NJ stan and BtripA
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
wEsTovER A. c. WANTS GAMEs

The Westover A. c. would like to ar
range games for the 9Th and 5th OF July
with any city or suburban teams averag-
ing eighteen years. Address all commu-
nications to P. c. Golding. manager. 24l2
n street northwest
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
HOLY NAME, 4; TRoJANs, 2.

Runs-wright, A Ger1rdi Roche, T. FoTliard.
Miller, DieSts. First base by erroH-TToiRns. l.
Left on bases-Trojans, Il; Holy Name First
base on bAlls-Oh Harmon. !; Nops, !; Patterson. l..
Innings pitched-By Harmon, 8; by Sops. l.
Struck out-By Patterson. Z; by Harmon. 9; by
Nops l. Two-base hitS-WiEht- Stolen bases
Wright A. Gerard ~, J. Gerard o.. Patterson,
Roche FoIard, Miller. Double plays-Ftzgerald
to BrEund Hit BY pttcher-By Harmon CBrAund).
Passed ball-NIer. Umpire-Mr. Meyers. Time Of
gHme-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
BAPT1STS, 1S; WESLEY, 8.

Runs-steans. P. Mccarthy Ludwig Flood ~,
Louthsn 70. Primm ~, DutOn e.. Childress l7l.
Feltsr. BelleT. Diler. First base OF bans-Of
Kellogg. s Struck out-By Kellogg. S. Primm
Stolen baSes-DFlttou g. BelIer CSl. Flood Louthan
81. Diller Pnmm- Hit By pitcher-By RelloSS
lDallerl. Passed balls-NatemAn. UmpTe-Mr.
Cords Time Of EAme-I hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
EMERALD, 10; wAvERLY, o.

Runs-O'Donnel n. Psrott ~. DonnelIy tsl.
Cussaek. Munich q. Hollorsn-FirSe base by snurs-
Emerald. 5. Left on basss-WAIeriy. s; Emerald. =
First base balls-Oh Nelson. /: Norris. l..
struck out-By Nelson 5; By NorTis. g. Hit By
pitcher-By Nsilson tCusssek. DonneIlyl. Umrire-
Mr.. Wood. TIM Of gsme-I hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
ORDINANCE, 19; A. G. O.. z.

First base on baIls-Of Hustled. 2; OF Delaney. =
Struck OUt-By Delaney. s: by Husted. S. Tire
base hit-Foster. Two-base hits-Conlon Hustled
Umpire-Mr. Long, Time Of game hour and %
minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPEN AIR MOVING PICTURE PARK.
excellent location, running now, doing
big business; cheap terms considered.
II st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
CARMEN, 9; SOUTHERN, 2.

Runs-Mulrns. Dill, PuEh Kehl, stAnSbug a..
Hughes. F. ClllJw, Knott J. CaIIow Sullivan.
First base on bsIls-Od p. CGlIcw, ?: OF DALEY. 2
Struck out-By F. CalIoW. 8: By DALEY. l. Three
base hit-Kehl, Two-base hitS-Push, StAnSbury.
Double pAy-Su1iIan to Kilroy. Umpire-Joe Han
diboe. Tine q gzme-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
THE HERALD'S CLASSIFIED ADS.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Help Wanted 80 PER
Wanted Agents usAnn
Situations Wanted WeN
Lost and Found Minimum spaes
Business Ops. 10 WORDS
On orders for seven times or
more minimum space IL Worda
CLASS D.
can classified Advertising not
listed under Class A or other clasai-
t1cations):
Per line. e............... rs
times within q week.. IL
Z times within q week.. 10
times consecutively 90
IS times consecutively. Jo0
50 times eonseeutivsly. .07
60 times eonseeutlvely. .oeh
sc times consscutively.. .Os
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
TO OLET-HOUSES.


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1854 COLUMBIA ROAD.
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Three Storisa hrst-nooF qtchsn. y rooms and baih.
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tefy desirable housr In e1cellent cGbditlon, 70 %
vacant 4uly !. 1914. . =uorns and bath y5.0
II2s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
EEcsllsnt home q y roous and hath nsHS -
psred throoghout. 0i-0
1870 TWELFTH ST.
Convenient downtown 5ocation, IN bes; roam rent-
ing section: 3 iargs rooms and bath; well heated;
sood order. Nz-0
zzzs DECATUR PLACE
Just north Of MaIs ave. rear Erd st.: sscond
roor, large rooras and bath. Ssm
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
I4os NEW YORK AVENUE
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01

BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN AGREEMENT
dated September l3. 1915 entered into between
Morris LoEsnsfein and me. the said LoWeustsin
deposited with forty.pins shArrs. par value oi
each share. 500. q the espstAl stock Of he
Ladies Fashion shop. Inc. located At lZo G
street northWest. Washing1ou. ID e. to Sscurs q
certain indebtedness due me. Default having hoer
made in the payment Of said indsbtednsss and b
virtue q the authority vested IN BY the pro
visions Of the aid agreement. dated September T.
1913. I will ScIl for cash at public auction on
JULY :. 1914. At II . N. At the auction rooms Of
c. g. Sloan Co.. ltG q street northueSt. Wash
InEfon, n. g. St the frunt door Of said suction
rooms the said tOrty-nine shares q the capital
stock Of the aid LADIES' FashiOn Shop. Inc.
EDWARD r. DEAN isss N Strest northwest.
Washington. y. G.. June =, lsI iI8S
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CLOCK 4 JEwELRY REPAIRING.

AMERICAN. ENGLISH. FRENCH. Swiss
watch and clock repairing " SCHUMACHER
lsol Nth 81 NJ. Phone x mn. All surt ElsaaIssd
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AQUEDECT.

Apprentices allowances claimed.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

WALL PAPER, loC. iGC. &c. AND soc
paper, SC and loc per piece; rooms pa
pared y up Estimates for painting and
paperhanging free. LIE PRECN. S07 p 81.
nv. Phone n 24sl &
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

allowance claimed
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Leslie Nunamaker. the big rangy
catcher. will play first base for New
York this afternoon as Harry Williams
has been sent TO the Lincoln, Nebr., club
of the Western League in exchange for
Mullen. The last named may arrive this
morning, In which case he will be used
here in the final game OF the series on
Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
EVERY ONE A BARGAIN.
DO NOT DELAY.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
903 New York Ave. N. W.

FOR sALE-THE BEST DETACHED
home in PETWORTH. recently built.
rooms. bath. furnace. pOrChes. screens,
fine shade. close 10 cars. schools. churches:
no encumbranCe. Address OWNER, box
-. Herald Office.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-01
EASTERN, 4; FAIRLAwE, 2.

'Batted for Pumphrey.
tBatted for HUtehisou.
.Batted for Harvey.