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The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
Spring BOOM IN
REALTY IS SEEN
High Record Of ia Trans
actions During Week In
spires Brokers.
LOANS ALSO INCREASE
Reports Of Building Permits in Sew
enty-hve Cities Reveal Is Per
Cent Loss for Month.

Brokers closed ia realty transactions
In the District last week. The sales in
vOlved 2SS lots and parcels. This high
record of realty activity broke all. records
for any single week last spring. and in
spired brokers with confidence that a
spring boom is in sight. During one day
last week fOrty-One sales were made, and
records show this number to be the
Largest this year. The nearest approach
to this days business was on a day in
October. when forty sales were made.
transactions During Week.
There were 40 transactions on Monday.
- Tuesday, 81 Wednesday. Il Thursday,
- Friday, and 10 on Yesterdays half
holiday One hundred parcels in outly-
ing suburbs changed hands-1 in the
northwest. e. in the near-urban section,
"A in tn" northeast . in the southeast,
and in the southwest.
Last week SGUI. ~ was loaned on the
security OF go lots. at an average interest
late Of - per cent. This total OF loans
WAS 81 per cent greater than for the
opening days Of February. STRAIGHT loans
ac-regatrd $5IC>i5, notes given for de
fCrrcd purchase money totaIed SI52. .J64
and building associations advanced TO
members the sum Of S1>,450.
sold for S22O.OOO.
The biggest transaction of the week
Was the sale OF the Darlington apart
ments, in Sixteenth street north of Co
luuIbia road. by Charles f CIapp to
Richard VI. Nelson Tho consideration
indicated by revenue stamps was S2O0, ,UDD.
The American Contractor. of New York.
states that official reports of building per-
mits issued in scvruty-hvc cities in Janu-
any show total Of Si+.7l2.1l>. as com
Tu"d "..th Sifff7.fe. for January of 1914
decrease Of about - PER cent Fifty
iiv" cities reported losses and twenty re-
ported gains
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GALA EVENTS IN ELKDOM.
Washington Lodge VIII Hold Dance
and Oyster Roast This Week.

Tho coming week will be busy one
for Washington Lodge OF Elks. The Feb
ruary dance will he given Monday even
ing starting at $50 O'Clock in the beauti
fuI ballroom OF the II street clubhouse.
Refreshments will be served in the grill
room on the first floor. and during the
evening those present will be entertained
10y a number of weIl-knOwn artists and
VocaIsts.
Thursday evening the Elks' oyster Club
will hold its midwinter oyster roast.
about so invitations having been issued
for the affair New dishes will be pre-
pared by the famous chefs of the orEani-
zation, in addition TO the ever-popular
roasts. steamed. and paDned oysters.
with other deliCacies of the season.
Chairman Charles Myers and his COM
mittce have arranged a program OF en-
tertainment for the evening. i'm which
local talent and the leading actors from
the theaters will take part
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

Those who have used 6. s. s marvel
o.. the way It checks blood diseases. See
man today with his skin all broken out
J % him again in n week or two after using
s S. aud he is a wonder to behold. all
arcd up. skin healthy, eyes bright, a big
lie replaces the droCp. Wha; Is S. s. S.
at can accomplish such wonderful to
Its? First Of all It is a natural medi,
cine. Like milk, eggs and other foods that
can not be initiated, S S S owes It to
Nature for It's power to overcome disease
jast as food prevents emaciatlOn. S. S. S.
is not 4 combination Of prescription drugs
Ipris a preparation direct from medicinal
plants that retains all the virile potency
Of what we need, what we must have Il
the blood to counteract these DESTRUCTIVE
tendencies that assail Us throughout life
II Il were not for our natural secretions &
sustain us, aided by such known helps a
s. S. s. there would be small chance o
any Of us surviving childhood.
Q Get q bottle OF S. S. S. today from any
irugEist but be careful to avoid the sub.
stituteG palmed OF en- the unwary. S. S. s.
Is prepared only by The Swift Specific Co,
90 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ca, and for prl-
vate medical advice write briefly your
symptoms to their medical department
They will take excellent care Of you.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

PROMINENT VIOLIN SCHOOL
In Scholarship Contest.
4 Offers a complete term Of Lessons with free
.TioIius for home use. CoIrse. $. O. b
r paid 5Oc per lesson. Phone Main 3sAL-
~ VIOLIN SCHOOL. IN 10Th st nv.
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THOUSANDS DIE TREsPAsSING.
Pennsylvania Company Complies
Data Covering Eight Years.

EGhnsyINduba company NO"pAAcs
Data Covering Eight Years.
a total of Sn persons who trespassed
on the property of the Pepnsylvania
Railroad were killed in 1914. Those killed
include people from all walks Of life
students, lawyers, painters, statesmen,
miners, soldiers, engineers and others.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has for
many years conducted a campaign
against trespassing and the dangerous
practice of stealing rides on trains. Some
idea Of the waste of life caused by tres
passing can be gained from figures show
ing the fatalities from that cause on the
Pennsylvania Railro. l East OF Pittsburgh
alone in the past eight years. This is
the record: 1907. 572: 1903, AS: 1909. 40;
1910, 336; 1911. 3Ss: 1912, 255; 1913. 81. and
1914. sol.
The railroad management will redOuble
its efforts this year to reduce the prac-
tiCe OF trespassing. To this end it will
seek the cooperation of all county. city.
and borough authorities along its lines.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
G. W. GLEE CLUBS WILL MEET.
University Announces Program for
the Week.

'i."rr" ,hiugton University an
b"r"c'S tn" following student activities
i,r tn. week.:
T"m"rruW-> p. m. meeting Of the
GI." and NandOlin clubs. assembly hall
Of the Arts and Sciences BuiIdiQg. -o23
O. Street northwest;
TI"sday-'.E. J.. M. Interfratcrnity
i'"u ling I.eavuo games at Speedway Al
U,NS FoUrtronth aud p streets north
v'~r. Alpha Ertta vs.. Alpha Kappa Kap-
l.a. and Sr-mn NIpha Epsilon V. Theta
ln,Ia chi.
Wodu"-dav--> 70. M. basketball game
y'h = il,us" University AZ Syracuse,
Thursday-7.i5 p. In.. Sigma Chi bowls
mi Sigma Kappa and Kappa Alpha
meets Si-ma Phi Epsilon in Int"rfra-
t"rlity Bowling League games: s p. m.
basketball game with Franklin and
Marshall I'nlv"rSitv ai Lancaster. Pa
Frlday-> y. m. annual lauqurt Of the
ra' miCal Society AT Hotel COntin ntaI.
p. IN. University Orchestra meets in
assembly hall: < %. m. Dasket-bsii game
%uh Seton Hall at South Orange. y. J.
SaturdaN-N p. m. basketball game
with BrOukIyn Polyt"chuir Institute at
II"uhlyn. y Y.
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HELP WANTED-MAIE.

WANTED-NAMES AND ADDRESSES BY MAIL
order houses, big pay home work information
for stamp. DIRECT APPEAL CO. Plymouth,
Ind.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

HErdenine Of the Arteries l. eomotor Ataxia, Asth-
ma. Heart Disease Brieht's DisCase. Para5ss Dis
ncdcine CT surgical procedure Booklet and cOnsnl-
iation FREE. See BIG AID here Next "Wednesday.
PROF. II. N. ID. PARKER,
SUITE. n1Tts BOND BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, y. Q.
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TO LECTURE ON CATHEDRALS.
Prof. Clarence Ward Will Address
Washington SOcicty.

Tt" Nash.n-I"n Society mas issued
''rGs FOR its s.Nty-siN-- regular meeting
.n th" Residence of col. Robert NJ.
Thompson, "A vice president of tn" so
,I'I'. tomorrow cvcuin- al $50 o'clock
IEor CIarruc" Ward. Of Rutgers Col
lr-'. VII. give am illustrated lecture on
The Rheims Cathedral and Its Place in
Medieval Art" Prof. Ward was for
several years a member Of tn" faculty OF
Princeton University and has devoted
especial attention To the study Of CathC-
"r.o-. architecture and sculpture.
Th,. mru4hcrs of the Art and ArChac-
'!'1GN L.i-u" hay" been invited to meet
Prof Nrd at an informal gathering Of
the -'cioiy at tn" bristol School tOm0r-
r"w aft,.uo"m ar 40. Prof. Ward will
xiv" iuI.'t address ON som" Famous
rIth,drHl~ of England" which will he
illustrated with lantern slides Admis-
-Iru VIII I.. nE card.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

Society and Dance Orchestra. Main 55es-J
s3 Mas Ave. n. W. Washington. d. c.
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MONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
in small and large sums. All transAe-
tions conducted with economical congid-
Grafton for borrowers VIM. H SAUN-
DERS & CO.. Southern Bldg, Sn 18th st
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect to prior payments
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc. 100 18th st
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

WANTED-THREB HIGH-GRADB ADyERTIS-
ing solicitors Those who know how TO solicit special
edition advertising without strong arm methods
Misrepresentation can secure permanent position on
commission basis. Good calls excellent pFOpcs-
ton. Address phone W y HUDEBURG, Room
Isl. Murphy's Hotel. Richmond Va
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
DOGS.
OLD COINS.

OLD COINS wANTED-SN paid for ls5J half
dollar no ARROWS: s. for ls7s half ;. Mint 800 for
1884 dime 5 Mint many valuable coins CirCulstingi
send &c; get coin circular; may mean
large PROFITS 10 YOU. NUMISMATIC BANK,
DtTt. - For Worth. Tex
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
DANCING.

ONE TWIN EXCELSIOR MOTORCY-
Gle $50 Call liz Sth ST Sc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTORNEY.

Vast experience in preparing translating legal
documents in English or Spanish. sIch as patents
Trademarks. corporation papers to be recorded, IN
Spanish countries. Efficient counsel for those in.
terested in Mexico: commercial correspondence
with South and Central America properly handled.
Titles to real estate in Mexico carefully examined.
Twenty years experience. Most cordial relations
with coming rulers Of Mexico. L. D'ANTIN. sos
18th st. NV.
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MR.. AND MRS. HARTLEY,
MODERN DANCING.
e1s Mar. Ave: N: W. Phone u: Is9.
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statesmen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENPERI-
enced stock statesmen; very profitable
investment: good commission offered
10l5 Woodward Building.
Statesmen MAKING SMALL TOwNS-NEw
sideIine allowing return Of unsold goods. makes
easy sales Commission on recorders Write for
rocket outfit. ATLAS MANUFACTURING Co.
5eI f. 10 st. New York.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED Statesmen To
sell the -lasscSt line Of calendars published in
this cuuntry. Wrte at for TERRITORY. Begin
Ind.
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SALESMAN WANTED
TO SELL AUTOMOBILES.

A live wire salesman to sell low
priced automobile. Excellent opportu-
nifty to right party. Apply BOX 8. The
Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

AGENTS-MARE Up TO SO DAILY. SELLING
our world beaters. quick sales. big profits no
experience required Catalogue and samples free.
CRUYER CO. Jackson & Campbell. Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

AGENTS-wE HAVE A LINE OF PATENTED
specialties that sell sight Send for sample
free and particulars BARKER BROS. BIS
y. Broadway, ShelbyTille, III.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

AGENTS-NEw PROPOSITION. BEST SEASON
Just ahead. One agents orders $3.50 month.
Easy-wringer mop. 80 per cent profit. IS sold by
Randel in 1 hours. 50 made by Baker in hours.
i5 sold by Martin in 2 dayS Particylsrs free
L. 6. MOP CO, 3B Main St. Toledo, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

AGENTS-DROP DEAD ONES: SELL OUR
Crystal Clear for eyeglasses; prevents steaming
or blurring in any and all conditions Of weather;
sample by mall loc CsilverI EASTERN MFG. CO..
Il LinwoOd St. RoIbury. Mass.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
PLANO TUNING.

EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND REP. s. UP.
l guarantee perfect. finished work in every case
lowest charges consistent with best workmanship
drop rostaL L. LARSEN. 644 South Carolina ave.
-. Phone L. 1886
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ITs-NEw. STARTLING. MARVELLOUS

! AGENTS-NEw. STARTLING. MARVELLOUS
! invention; adding machine: counts both ways;
adds srbtracts and multiplics: Offices stores and
( factories buy from TO dozen; every dCmOnstrs-
tCn sss: does the work Of q 500 machine; retails
| $50: immense profit: fifteen days free trial.
| Write for territory; act quick. Dept. G., CAL
! CULATOR SALES CO. Grand Rapids Mich.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

DON'T BE AN AGENT. MAKE SO WEEKLY
COOperate with me evenings al home. Others are
growing nch. ! will help you and furnish every
thing. Don't wory about capital. BOYD II.
BROWN. Dept. 10. Omaha, Nebr.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

ADVERTISED WORDS IN 100 MONTHLIES.
81; months. s. Sample magazine free COPE
AGENCY, st. Louis No.
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WE START YOU IN BUSINESS. FURNISH
ing everything; men and women, SO to 500
weekly operating our New System Speciality Candy
FactOries.' home. anywhere: canTAssing. Op-
pOrtunity lifetime; booklet free. RAGSDALE CO.
Drawer 4. East Orange n. J.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST.
IOST-FERRTARY

LOST-FEBRUARY Is, PEARL STICK
pin, drape design. Liberal reward II
or w. 1Sf7.
LOST-B L u E-G AY POCKETBOOK,
containing "a and two Brazilian bank
notes; also card. Kurt Magnus Lundberg
Finder please return to Cosmos Club, II
st. and Madison pl. NV.
LOST-A STRING OF PEARLS IMITATION
about yard long; valued only as to associations
Reward. Phone n 1888. 1864 Wyoming ave.
LOST-AT STRAND" VALUABLE
brown fox fur neck piece: left on last
row seats Wednesday night. Return to
lI59 18th st. NV. Liberal reward:
PERSONALS
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DIED.

BREUNING ER-On Friday. February II.
1915, in the seventy year OF
her age, JOSEPHINE, widow Of Will
lam BreuninEeT.
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral
services at The Rockingham Monday,
February l5, at II a. m. Ipterment
private in Congressional Cemetery.
DUNCAN FREELAND LEWIS. son Of
j. r. c. Lewis. deceased. and Maria
Bradfute Lewis, formerly OF Berry
Vile Va. died February Il, 1915, at
the residence OF his hrOther-in-law,
St ]. r Marshall, Washington. d. c.
Interment Sunday. three o'clock, Holly
wood Cemetery. Richmond. Va.
wAGNER-On Saturday. February IL
1876 at Providence Hospital, CLARA
B. WAGNER, beloved wife OF Charles
]. Wagner, of Riverside, Md. -.
Funeral services at Lees undertaking
establishment, Sunday, February II.
at D. m. Family and intimate friends
are invited. No flowers. e
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO REPRE-
sent us in every city steady business year around.
Write for particulars. CONTINENTAL PROD
UCTS CO. 37T y. HalstGd St. Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

AGESTS-NEw wILDFIRE SELLER; OFFICE
device; capital: experience; sells itself; So
weekly two sales daily; no goods TO buy: take
orders. BARROW CO.. 50 Tacoma Building.
Chicago
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

EARN 500 A WEEK MAIL ORDER BUSI-
ness. $50 working capital starts you. Get some
Of the thousands Of joblcSs men working for you
Write SNOW. . Otis St, Boston, Mass.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
Woodchoppers Die in Flames.

krun"huukrull Me. Feb. l3.-Two
w"odrhorr'"rs were burned TO death to-
day in q lire. that destroyed the home
Il Charles IuVrr
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

AGENTS AND AUTO OWNERSHIP GREAT
est Spark CAPS on earth. Address c. 2.
CLARK 81 Bank St. Ottawa, Ontario. Canada.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-sMOKERS TO BUY OUR LITTLE
Wonder" cigarette machine; makes your own at
one-tenth the cost; to introduce machine and sam
pie tubes lOc postpaid. MASON & CO., Hayerhiu.
Mass.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
Dermatologist Institution.

DermatOl0glSt INSTITUTION.
Have you any Objectionable feature
on your face? Is your nose mtsshapen
in any way? Do your cheeks sag? Have
you bagginess over or under your eyes?
Are your cheeks hollow? Have you
freckles or moies or other disColoration
of the skin? Any or all of these defects.
which are so annoying, can be remedied
promptly by our painless method with
out inconvenience or loss of time. Call
and Investigate for yourself Office.
1922 II st. NV. Phone NJ. 1868.
MISC GAIN Manicuring and Scalp
WlOS NhIN Treatment. 716 7th st nv.
Apt. l. Eve. by appointment Phone NJ 1875
N6Tcc uTETTC Mancuring and Scalp Treat
m1So " G14Lo ment. Hours, to 5 go g
ST. NV Apartment 2 thirc floor.
NOTICE: Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrahams, SIS G, Op. Pat. once.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

WANTED-AGENTS EvERYHERE: SOLICIT
grocery orders; ca. .Ital required; send cents
in stamps for particulars. STEEL GROCERY
co. Dry Goods Reporter BLDG. Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
LAWNS AND GARDENS.

HAVE YOUR LAWNS DRESSED AND
cared for In every manner at reason
able cost by the SOUTHERN LAWN
DRESSERS, Int u 81. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CONVERT YOUR FCRNITURE AND FEATHEH
beds INTO cSsh- SQUARE DEAL FUPNITURh
CO.. sol Eye q. nv. Y. 5CG
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

RELIABLE AGENTS TO HANDLE TERRITORY
exclusively; also china and crocksry dealers 70
sell improved sanitary sugar bowls Big profit.
Wrte or send j0c for sample to SCH0ESHEIT a
PEASE. East End. Pittsburgh. Pa
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FLORIDA-Choics property; T7s acres richest high
hammock land: will grow fancy quality oranges,
grapefruit. vegetables prohtaby; modern housei
rlyer frontage. ERNEST MAN. st. Petersburg Fla.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

BIG KANSAS COMPANY WANTS YOU TO CO.
operate with them evenings at home; make $500
and more yearly; cznTassing; experience
fast growing business; furnish everything; write
for unique selling plan. Free. O. W. EYE
STONE. Pres. II East 5th. PittSburg, Kan.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

AGENTs-MAKB BIG MONEY SELLING OUR
line of specalties. Write for our cAtAlog and
free sample THE HOME SUPPLY CO.. East
Hampstead. " II.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
-B|.RIGRI OUTLOOK
For This Years Eleven al the
West Virginia Business
College. Il

The newly organized West Viz
ginial Business College football team
after a weeks practi ice under Coach
Richardson begins to look like a.. ag-
Igregation OF which Clarksburg can be
proud. The practice. this week has
brought out several new men among
the most promising being Hopkins. Il.
Jacobs. Snodgrass. Alkire, and
!"'SteveD Kiapic. =. Y
The new uniforms will be here for
next Saturdays game. The bodies OF
the Jerseys will be purple: while the
sleeves will be, striped with one.half
inch white. stripes. The hose will be
of.the same color. Anew feature win
be the numbering OF each player by
large white felt nun ers on the back
of each erjsey. .sss8 Il 4 G
Though 1T has not been definite
". settled the first game on theslo.
cal field will probably be with the
West Virginia University Reserves
on October 23. 81 3
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
IA|IDE|R| n
The As|I'0' ! CUP
Worlds Record Made at Chi
oago& Lowered by TO- Min
utes and 43 Seconds.

NEW YORK. oct. Gil Ander-
son won the $50 mile race for, the
Aston cup at the New sheepshead
Bay speedway today, in the fastest
and one Of the closest automobile
contests ever held.
Anderson time for the course was
three hours. 24 minutes, 42 seconds.
ten minutes and 1898 seconds better
than the world g record made at.
Chicago. ss 3
Tom Rooney was second in $685.
90 also beating the former record OF
3:35:25.3S.
Bob Burman was third at s48
miles when engine trouble forced
him to stop during attempts to catch
Rooney. ,si s,5lj
OiDonnel1;s who was between sew
lenth and fifth place during the first
900 miles, Ssprinted into third place
In the last ten miles. He finished
in 3:39:55, fifteen minutes and 10
seconds behind Anderson.,
Resta and Cooper who were later
forced out Of the race, alternated in
the lead for the first one; hundred
miles. Anderson Their, held the lead
to the 4 one hundred seventy fifth
mile when I. "a. Aitken passed him.
a broken valve put Aitken's car out
in the two hundred, forty-arst mile
and soon after this Anderson took
the lead and held it to the finish.
p. Henderson, was fourth, Tom:
Alley fifty and Carl Ltmberg sixth.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
'McKinIoch Of the Crimson
Team.M Makes Seventy Yard
Run for touchdown.
~ .l.....,e,s'.t.s, ..s.,

lSSANo3ek4G1At - MIXERS OEk. ~
Harvard scored a comparat lively easy
victory over the Carlisle Indians to-
day, rolling up twenty=nine points
in three periods on fast work by the
backs. In the third period with a
number Of substitutes In the Grim
son line. the Indians rushed the ball
eighty yards on long forward passes
and line Sp1unges, for their only
score.
The most spectacular play Of the
game was when McKinlock inter-
cepted a forward pass in the second
period and ran seventy yards for q
Touchdown. The first Harvard eleven
had no difficulty in shol ding, the Indi-
ans on their side of the field In the
first two periods. Lineup and sum
mary: VA,
Harvard 90. Position Carlisle =
g. Coolridge .::...... Lookaround
r. G. Curtis ..... Walmas
Left Tackle. $50. ~. ].
Dadmun .....s... i.s..;..... Lassa
Left Guard.
hSgln $50. .s.t.5.S.}...s. y. SO. Morrin
Center. 5
iCowan -. -. Hawkeagle
Right Guard.
Gamer -; ...5. $3.50. $50. Martelle
Right Tackle.
soucy 5000. Pratt
Right End: (
WILCOX ....s.. 81. Dickinson
Quarterback y n !.
4sA'SS1AAntoSh -. .,.5 81. Broker
Left Half.
Right Half; ,,,'s
A $500. - $50. stsl. 800. . SalaC
Full Back. \
Score by periods:
Harvard s. III 9 90
Carllsle' ...f.. 4. % Z O. z
Referee. Tufts. of Brown. I'm
pire. Evans Of Williams. Head
Linesman. Morice. of Pannsvlvania9
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Sonsof Berthe from Pastime
Stable, Wins Race from a
Field of Eleven.
.tsv.Assee,A,kp, !.

l. LEXINGTON, KY; oct. s-rhe
Rasttme stables Bertini cor. Bacei:
y. won the thirty ghtt renewal OF
Kentucky stake for the three-year-
old trotters, the chief event on the
Grand Circuit card today. after
losing the first heat to Colorado
Range. l., I 5
The Dinner stakes resulted In q
straight heat victory for snnloch.
|; driven BY Murphy.
Summaries: u *.
The Dinner stakes for two-year-
old trotters. 2 in 8, sweepstakes.
sunloch. bf.. by sehib, Murphy. i i
Elite Dillon, Oh. &, Terrell. 4. q 2
Time: $3.50 41-2, 2: 31 i-2. s
= 2:16 class, pacing. 2 In 8. 1.-TWO
heats yesterday.) J
Peter Worthy, B. h. by Guy
Axworthy, Murphy. ). 80. s Il 1
Charlie g. ,. g., by 8 Coast
man, CASTOR x. &. { q. I. 81. 81 S 9
Admiral Dewey. blk. b., VIII
!, son 81. y. Z. \. Z /. Il. .g,.. q 3
Rock Line. br. g., McGeath 8 "a
Time: 2:10 3-4. 2:1O ga, 2:0s
y. 4 Il
!, ;a6d class, pacing. Sin s. purse
Ear Ear u, 81. g, BY. The Earl
Z Co1 -. .s.s. : 81. q i H. =
Red Russell. b. e., by; Lit
tie Frank. Jersey NJ. 4 Z 8 81 n
Our Colonel, b. h., Childs g 81 3 q
r. II. Brett, b. e., Grady. s. q g
Rastus. bri g, Mcdonald. 3 & Is a
Columbia Fire, b. g., Sta
Little Prince. %: h., Ames. "a 9 4 g
Polly Ann, b. M, Clark. 81 4 s IS
Peter NASH oh. b.. LOOMS a 6 Edr
Time: 300. 2:04 1-2. 300,
$500 Ia. & 81
[ The Kentucky. for thrae-year-
old trotters, 2 In 8. Sc. 600.
Bacelli, DIE, by Bertiini, s
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Colorado Range, by Colorado
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
.Lafayett Eleven Hold Red and.
Black Team IN the First
Period ofsthe Game:
ID. Z. A.see q. , !, l.,,1l,I.

WARRINGTON. Pa. Oct. The
Washington and Jenerson tootbail
team defeated Layafette. here today,
"a to o. During the frstI ten minutes
of play The. local team .wais on the de-
ifensiye; but for the remainder of the
game, the. local eleven displayed q
superiority over their opponents scor-
Ing q stouchduWnl In the second and
fourth periods and registering u goal
from placement IN the third. Lineup:
W. q j. "a Lafayette, o.
whitehill L. !, Z. j. 1. Blackburn
Left end.
Wttherspo on !: layosey
s.s Left tackle. VA !
II Left guard.
wesbesehAr Capt. Luhr SGspt)'
II, Center
'Wimberty :. ! a. -. ~. MfnMett
Right guard. I & 4 s:s =;
8 - 17s