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Estimated Receipts

Amount to be Provided for By. -, a.
L ssppeaFins to the he council nut tss
total valuation OF all taxable ptoperty
in this acsSsdd7E to S. the LAT lssf
estate TO the value Of $50 oo0 1 psrson IA
railroad and other properly assessed by
the board of public works to the yaine
Of Sli3,6OS as certified to the council by
the oficer whose duty Il l. to make such
report, and 1T appearing from the fore
soir~ estimate that iti Il recesssry ,. to
II is determined that q levy on each one
hundred dollars valuation of 30 cents TOE
municipal purposes will be necessar
produce the estimated amount as afofe-
safd for the ensuing fiscal year.
State OF West Virginia.
County of Harrison,
Town of North View. To-Wit: -
/, ]. i. Talking ton; rssoTder. In a and -
Harrison, md state Of West virginia g 90
cony from the, records Of an order III, made de
by the council of said municipality on
the 10th day of August. 1O15
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
Aukuss' go j. r. TALKINGToN.
Recorder Municipality OF North .VtsWs5
W. Va.
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EsT1nIATB FOR ROAD PURPOSES

estimate OF the amount necessary to be
levied for the current fiscal year. to open
Barrison County, and doth determine and
estimate the several amounts to be levied
as follows:
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ESTIMATE
COUNTY OF HARRISON.

State of West Virginia,
County of Harrison. to-wit:
of Harrison county. held on the 10th. day
of August, 1915 Present: Lee MAXWELL
President :and John j. Sturm and Isaac
L. DAVIDSON. Commissioners.
In accordance with section 2, chapter
8 Of the Acts Of the legislature of 1903.
the Court proceeded to make up an est1-
mate of the amount necessary to be levied
for the current fiscal year, and both de-
termine and estimate the several amounts
to be as GolloMs:
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E.STnLATE

Fer speesal District Hsad Purpesss-
For the purpose Of making permanent
Ions distr1cfs Of HARRISON County the
Court proceeded 70 lay the following levy
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Estimated Disbursements.

Debts and demands owed by said munich
paIity which viii become due and payable
during the current fiscal year, including
interest on bonded Indebtedness OF every
kind and character:
Outstanding orders including in- .o.or-
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State of West Virginia.
County OF HARRISON,
Town Of Admission, TO-Wit /:

j, a. NJ. Schultz. Mayor, in and for the
rison, and State of West virginia. do
hereby certify that the foregoing ts a
true copy from the records OF an order
made by the council of said municipality
on the 10th day of August, 1913.
Given under my hand this 11th day OF
H. NJ. Schultz,
Mayor of the municipality Of Adamston,
W, Va
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1n Waser bonds on nonaea ueps $4,000
SfnSinr FUND on water bonds.... 5000
interest on paving bonds 3O0.OO
sinking ntrnaf ,n nsna Sh DIVINE 5000
r,,isctIon eYnen SEES 1900. 100
cssa.IIaEiea si p : a 99O. 90
pnI;ce denarfment .,...,...... 5000
Fire department .........7. N.Y. S0
Health department ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a1IS04
~ Ne seyvers md water lines 0O0.OOH
C;tv EIaii Gsxnenses ...,...... 1SI-.IO
Tr; II chts Heat etc. 1884, 90
For feeding city prisoners. $1,000. WY Wy
For For p ppintns se and advsrtisins 1000
F ,ofc makins copy - .aau 200
For CONTINGENCIES ....s............ SG0Uy
For gas for water station 24V.VV
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AnSont Is 81 es1dsd tSr ~ !. (, II
81 Iexy - n
toisl pnss sa & II - ss1asIs property
IN this rsnnIcipaltty accordinE e the Isl
aSsesNment thereof, II 98526S1!00 0eangs
real estate 70 the value of ~. 500 pr
Sonal property 70 the value Of. - -
and E1ilroad and other pEopsrSy aSsess 80
yilne Of &267 ,Sts 90: - certtaed 70 the
make such report and It appearing from
the foregoing estimate that IT - neeeI;;
c cred 9 saoi4 s s nunic a pnrposes
therefore IL is determined that q levy on
each one hundred dollars va1uatdon OF
thirty-6ve cents (3Scl for municipal pmf-
poses will be. necessary TO nroduee ne
estimated amount aG a1oresa1d Tor tne
EsttHnates.
For additional levy to pay the interest
on and provide a sinking fund Tor the
discharge Of the principal Of future bond
levy must be authorized by5a vote OF the
people Of the municipality.
To provide sinking fund and pay IN
terest ON Adamston water works and sewer
bonds for year 1915, It IS necessary 70
provide for by levy $1.606.0I; therefore ~
Is determine that q levy of twenty. (20cl
cents each one hundred ($1OOOOl DOL;
lars valuation Will be necessary to pro
duce the estimated amount necessary as
Aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year
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ESTIMATE

Y. n. WHITE. Secretary.
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Total = .ri1. totba conrt that tSe totsl
valuation of all taxable property in this
80 the last 1eaa to
the value Of s4o5Il .3 30; personal property
and other property assessed by the Board
of public works to the value Of so. .S76
as certified to this court by the assessor,
and it appearing from the foregoing estiz
mates that it is necessary to raise by levy,
after deSscting ali credits. slid. 42S.O0 for
county purposes. therefore It is dsteTm i,a1
valuation Of fourteen cents (14c) for coun-
ty purposes will be necessary to produce
the estimated amounts as Aforesaid for
the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia,
County Of Harrison. te-wit:
court OF said county and state do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy
from the records of an order made and
entered by said county court on the 10TH
Given under my hand this 18th. day of
Clerk County Court.
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EsTIMATE
TOWN OF NORTH VIEW.

State Of West Virginia.
Town Of North View, To-wit:-
at a special session of the council of
the town OF North view, harrison County
held in the council chambers, thereof, IN
1915, there We're present.: w. B.. ktdner.
Mayor, j. b. Talkington, recorder. and
h. r. Weeks, Edgar Ierneus, A.. wv. GreaIs
In accordance with section 4, chapter 8.
of the Acts OF the extraordinary session
ceeded to make up an estimate or tne
amounts necessary to be levied for the
current dscal year to cover an mHnici Pr
said year. including probable expenditures
for municipal purposes, and proper auow-
ances for delinauent taxes e5peaa ss OF
ing theerfrom the money In the city trea-
sury applicable to the service OF the year
and municipal claims and doth demter1n1ne
levied as follows:
Estimates
Maximum levy 50 cents on the hundred
sewerage bonds twenty Goo cents
Estimated Receipts
The amount due the said NUM-
cipality, and the amount that
saIaries e.'s 5000
Police Department ....... 5000
Fire Department. "REMINISCENCES. 4 .S4NN
Health Department J aSo S0
Sc e Ism Ernenses, (. ........ 300
Deiinquenc1es and generations. 2S0!00
Contingent Expenses zeo.OO
Total Eliminated Disbursements. - e,s6a.oo
i Z ~
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Estimates.

Maximum levy s5c cents on the hundred
dollars valuation.
Estimated Rece pts.
The amount due the said NUM-
cipaiity, and the amount that
will become due and co1lecttble
from every source, except from
the levy OF taxes to be made for
the current fiscal year.
balance in hand Of the city trea5. - :.
Flor ....... .a. 20. a so21s
Total estimated Receipts ......s ss2.1s
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and the amount that will become due and
coIIectibleiform every source, except from
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EAGLE DISTRICT.

The amount due and the
amount that will become due
and collectible from every source,
be made for the current hscal
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Debts and demands owed by said
due and payable during the cur
rent fiscal year, including inter.
est on bonded indebtedness of
every kind and character.
tersat HOO
T.lectSon Expenseas :. 1900
9alaries 80. .,a..ts,......... 2S5.OO
s9eNIth Dana rtmeut - 1000
.Sfre~fa and AiIeya 172.OO
NSeyv street Paving and Sev,erS.. 10000
ii1eiinHmenc,en and EYonerntions 10000
com niasionsS $3.50 a. 5....,... 10000
TSrilijr . Water wells and Taps. 100000
primttnSa -. - :. =. 10000
miscellaneous .........s. -. $500 To-
.1,otal Fustimateti Disbursements IS 390o.22j
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UNION DIsTRIoT.

UNION DISTRICT
j. The amount qss1 -, due s,.. and the the
and col1ectible from every source,
except from. the levy of taxes to
be made for the current fiscal
balance due from sheriff .....$ 5,a9250
Capttation read tax ........... 225.00
Total --..................$ e.2175e
@ The debts and demands owed
by the district as a whole.
Current accounts due and unpaid 7,3eS03
To open and repair roads 1,6o648
generations and
delinQuencies -..-...........--.. S24OO.
Total .........................s 16. 1854
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Estimates

Maximum levy 35 cents on the hundred
dollars Valuation. Extra levy on wafer ana
sewerage bonds twenty Goo cents.
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Estimates
Estinated Receipts.

Maximum levy s5 cents on the hundred
dollars valuation
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3s s+H%Se 49, fss,,s sfcs 5000
~ ~. VIZ ss..'-,aG fay $500
y M w - - 232R1
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ESTIMATE
TOWN OF BROAD OAKS

state of West Virginia,
County OF Harrison,
Town OF Brond Oaks. to-wit:
At a special session Of the council OF the
town Of Broad Oaks, Harrison County.
held in the council chambers thereof, IN
August, 1915. there were present: Columbus
w. Roger, Mayor; C. a. Rogers, recorder /;
ana W. D. Carter, Ireland Haddox, y. A.
council of said town.
In accord ance with section 4. chapter
o. of the acts of the extraordinary session
of the legislature of 1908, the council pro
ceeded to make up an estimate Of the
amounts necessary 20 be levied for the
debts and liabilities payable during tho
said year, including probable expenditures
for municipal purposes, and proper allow
nnces for delinquent taxes, expense of
coliections and CONTINGENCIES; but deduct
ing theretroTn the money in the city treas
ury applicable to; the service Of the wear
and estimate the several amounts to be
levied as follows:
Estimates
Maximum levy IS cents on the hundred
dollars valuation
Estimated Receipts.
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state Of west virginia.
County or Harrison,
Town Of North View, To-wit:-
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The aggregate value of the taxable prop
erty in the respective districts of the county,
according to the last assessment thereof Is
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Estimated Dasbursements.

Total estimated Receipts .....-.S
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Estimated Receipts.

Ma.in s.I, ley ", CSC cent. on the hundred
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President Of said g
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
WILL RESUME TITLE
Tennis At DUMBARTON
Ballard Moore and AL Gore Will Meet
Today in Finals for District
Championship.

After four days layofr caused by
the downpour Of rain during the past
week, the District championship tennis
tournament will get under way again
toray. The courts at Dumbarton Club.
have been a sea Of mud since Thursday
and although the sun was shining
brightly yesterday no matches were
played. The light northwest wind which
was blowing throughout the night will
dry out the courts and should the
weather man favor the tennis cracks
with sunshine today the committee at
Dumbarton expects to finish up most
Of the matches.
The finals in the championship singles
in which Ballard Moore will meet A.
J. Gore. are slated to be held today
at o'clock. while the consolation
singles in which Douglass Hillyer, will
meet Armstrong. in the semi-final and
the winner plays LIEUT.. Dorst. will
follow Immediately. The mixed doubles
and the women's consultations will also be
played, while the final in the mems
doubles are carded for Monday after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
EXPECT NO TROUBLE
With RICHMOND TEAM
Charlottesville Eleven Looking For
ward to Game with Harvard-De-
veloping Offensive.

Charlottesville Va, Oct. 9-'Out with
Richmond" will precede "On to Harvard"
with the University of Virginia football
team, the game with the lads from Rich
mond College being staged on Lambeth
Field at o'clock this afternoon. But lit
tie opposition is expected from the team
from the State capital, however. and the
contest is generally looked on in the light
of rather mild workout for the Virginia
team.
The entire week has been spent devel-
oping the offensive of Virginia: what the
first part of the week looked a failing
task has finally turned out successfully,
with the drive back in an inspirited Fir-
ginia team. The varsity SQUAD will like
ly play but the first few minutes, and
then the substitutes will be introduced
to take their vengeance on the opponents.
The gam with Harvard is engrossing
the minds of Virginians after their vic
tory over the bulldogs at New Haven.
and the general impression is that they
will at the least have an even chance to
increase their honors by victory over
another of the big three before the sea-
son is over. "On to Harvard" Is the slo-
gan these days. and when We beat the
Crimson the way the conversations anent
football are begun-not II.
The probable lineup this afternoon will
be:
Virsinia-Ward. right end: Moore. right
tackle; Thursman, right guard: T. Cole
man, center; H. Coleman. left guard:
Stuart. left tackle: Stillwell, left end:
Mayer, right half back; Ed Anderson. left
half back; Berkeley, quarter back, and
Sparr. full back
Richmond College-Miller. right end:
Robins. right tackle; Mcneil. right guard;
Cox, center; Coburn, left guard: Durham.
left tackle; Privott, left end; Poff, right
half back: Cosby, left half back: Roden.
quarter back, and Carter, full back.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
PIMLICO STAKE LIST.
Brilliant Events in Order for the
Coming Fall Meeting.

Baltimore, Md, Oct. S.-The stakes of
the Maryland Jockey Club close tomorrow
with the secretary, W. P. Riggs, $50 EQui-
table Building.
The list includes the Pimlico Nursery
for yearlings, foals of 1914, to be run at
the spring meeting Of 1916, and the fol-
lowing stakes for the coming autumn
meeting, November to II. inclusive: The
Walden, for 2-year-olds, 81 500 added, one
mile: the Bowie Handicap for S-year-olds
and up, one mile and three-quarters; the
Pimlico Fall Serial Handicap, for 3-year-
olds and up. 81 900 added to each at six
furlongs. one mile and forty yards. and
one mile and one furlong. respectively:
the Elkridge Steeplechase. for 3-year-olds,
81, 900 added. two miles, and the Pilmico
Subscription Steeplechase Handicap. for
4-year-olds and up. two miles and q quar-
ter.
This is one Of the most extensive pro-
grams Of fixtures ever featured by the
Maryland Jockey Club, and should make
the approa ching autumn meeting one of
the most successful and enjoyable ever
held at the historic old Pimlico course.
While all the stakes are interesting
from q racing standpoint, sentiment at
taches particularly to the Bowie Handi-
cap. which brings to memory those ia
nous long-distance events so dear to the
turfmen of the old school. 1t was in
the Bowie stakes four-mile heats way
back in the last century that such cele-
brated cracks as Glenmore. Bushwhacker,
True Blue. Add, and q host Of equine
champions gained undying laurels, while
In recent years the roster includes the
names Of Fitzherbert. Everett. with the
worlds two-mile record Of 3:2S 2-5 to mr.
credit: Zeus. Mission. Buskin. and Flying
Fairy. a truly brilliant array.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Hilltop Eleven Opens
Home Schedule TODAY
Eastern College Games Today

Georgetown VS.. Reina Mer-
cedes. at Georgetown. 3 p. m.
Catholic University VS.. Mary
land Agriculture College. at
Brookland, D. c., 3 p. m.
Virginia Military Institute VS..
Gallaudet. at Lexington. Va.
Yale VS.. Lehigh. at New Haven.
Harvard vs.. Carlisle. at Cam
bridge.
Cornell VS.. Williams. at Ithaca.
Dartmouth VS.. Tufts. at Han
over.
Princeton, VS.. Syracuse. at
Princeton.
Army VS.. Gettysburg. at West
Point.
Navy VS.. Pittsburgh. at Annap-
oils.
Pennsylvania VS.. Penn State, at
Philadelphia.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Mount ST.
Mary's, at Baltimore.
Amherst VS.. Brown, at Am
herst.
washington-Jefferson. VS.. La
fayette. at Washington.
Carnegie Technical VS.. West
Virginia, at Pittsburgh.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
PENNIES TO
SEE SERIES GAME

Philadelphia. Oct s-Little S-year-old
Tommy Harbot Is happy today because
he Is Sling to see the first game Of the
world series between the Phillies and the
Red Sox. For two weeks Tommy saved
the pennies he earned running errands
for neighbors until he accumulated $1.10.
The youngster then wrote to a local
newspaper that he had enuff for a
bleacher ticket and a dime for car
fare
Now. dere edetor. II you can find me
a ticket and can let me now want
to get in the bleachers and root for
Pat Moran's gang with them big guys"
wrote Tommy.
The editor of the paper that received
Tommy's letter has personally made ar
for the enthusiastic young
ster to see today's game, IL it is played.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09

before he could run in and grab It Pas
kert had scored and Whitted was safe at
first.
The only tally acquired by the Sox
came in the eighth. After one man was
out, Speaker got a base on balls and
went to second when Stock threw out
Hoblitzel Lewis saved his club from a
shut-out by lining a single to the outfield,
which scored Speaker. after rather
close play at the plate.
The game was an odd one for several
reasons. Not an extra base swat was
made by either side, although thirteen
safeties were compiled. Not double
play was made. The Sox had nine men
left on bases-one man in each Of the
nine innings, which Is a record unique.
Philadelphia has gone wild over the
victory of the Fhillies this afternoon.
and despite the fact that luck was the
mightiest factor in the victory for the
home team, the betting on the outcome
Of the series has shifted from even
money to I to on the Phillies. with only
a little Boston money in sight.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Luck and Scott's Bone
Paves Way for Phils
PILOTS AFTERMATH
BY PAT MORAN,
Manager of the Phillies.

I'm a mighty happy man to-
night. I knew Alexander and the
otEer boys could do 1t. The Sox
hit Alexander rather freely. but
you'll notice they didn't do any
extensive hommering when hits
meant runs, and it's the runs that
win a tall game.
The boys deserve great credit
for their victory this afternoon,
and 1t has filled them with con-
fidence that will help US greatly
in the battle tomorrow. The
boys played with their arms. legs
and heads. They took advantage
Of every opportunity that was
offered and they won.
My motto has always been.
win the first game and the Sc
ries will take care of itself"
Well. we've won the first. and
now for the others.
BY BILL CARRIGAN,
Manager Of the Red Sox.
Our defeat hasn't disheartened
us. we OutDdllcu lhC OlhSi Aci
lows and. believe. outplayed
them. But luck was against US.
You can't win when the breaks"
all go the other way. as they did
this afternoon.
Alexander is out Of the way for
a couple of days at least. That's
something in our favor. although
the boys hit Alexander often
enough this afternoon to con-
vince even the skeptical that he
hasn't anything that is going to
fool us right through the series.
certainly was pleased with
the showing by Shore. I knew
the kid was a real pitcher. but
/ didn't expect him to show up as
we'll as he did this afternoon.
His work was great. He should
have won, if the luck wasn't all
the other way.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
TO INSTRUCT
EPIPHANY ATHLETES

The Epiphany Athletic Association has
secured the services Of Prof. Joe Bate
man, the former Washington boxer. to
instruct the classes of that institution in
boxing. This work will be held in con-
nection with the regular work at Fort
Meyer. where Mr.. Bateman has been for
several months instructing the soldiers
in the art of self-defense. Mr.. Bateman
will enter the service of the church au-
thorities some time in the near future.
and will be glad to hear from any and
all persons who wish to take up this form
of exercise. There is hardly a man in
the South more adapted for the teaching
of this art and in securing his services
tho Epiphany authorities have put over
a ten-strike
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Nay Lose Leader,

Chicago. Oct &-Roger BresnahAn,
manager of the Chicago Nationals prob
ably will be unable to play in any Of tha
remaining games IN the series for tho
city baseball championshin Il became
known today. Bresnahan wls ssfiously
spiked in the left foot On Wednesday and
the injury caused him such pain ysstsr-
day that physicians advised bim not to
resume playing.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Nav Gust Baum,

Los Angeles. Oct. s.-The inside wires Of
the Pacific Coast League are sizzling with
the rumors of many changes to come be-
tween now and next spring. 1t is COM
mon talk that opposition to President
Allen 7. Baum has sprung up in more
than one direction. and the possibility
exists that a new head Of the league may
be asked for.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Showing Games on Board.

Washington fans will have a chance
to witness play by play accounts of the
world series games at the Casino
Theater
Throughout the series Manager Fosse,
has arranged for Rodier's electric score
board to be used. and a direct wire will
bring the happenings at the parks to
the patrons Of the Casino.
The Rodier scoreboard is an up-to-
date device for showing games, play
by play, and every detail will be de-
scribed upon 1t.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Peter Volo to Retire.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. S.-W. e. d.
Stokes, owner of Peter Volo, z 8 and r
year-old champion trotter. has notified
Trainer T. w. Murphy that he intends to
retire the horse at the close Of the Grand
Circuit meeting here. Peter Volo will be
taken to Patchen Wilkes Farm and be
retired with Peter the Great.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Gotch in 100000 Deal.

Omaha, Nebr.. Oct. SIT was reported
here yesterday that Frank Gotch, who re-
tired as wrestling champion with a for
tune has sold LOCO acres of his Iowa farm
for 100000. Gotch is regarded as one of
Iowa's wealthiest citizens. He made most
of his money on the mat
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Looks Like q Star.

New York. Oct. s-Ernie Loescher join
ed the Columbia track squad yesterday
and startled his teammates by jumping
six feet one inch. He has been training
all summer. Coach Bernie Wefers will
allow him to compete in indoor meets IN,
the hope that competition will improve the
youngster enough to win the interscho-
lastic title next spring. Sterling Graham,
a 22-foot broad jumper. will not return to
college.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
OFFICIAL ATTENDANCE

Philadelphia, Oct. 9-The sffi-
cial attendance at today's game,
as given out, was 18,343. Re-
ceipt.. s'1.oee; iN.tion.l Conmi.-
sion's share, Al5,10e.6O, players
share. $27,57S.64, each clubs
share, $0,1O1.SS.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
Lima Wins Marathon.

Brockton. Mass. Oct. s-Frank Luna,
the dimunitive long distance runner Of
Newark. N. J.. won the Brockton Fair
marathon today in two hours. thirty
two minutes. and twenty seconds. A.
c. Schuster Of the Swedish American
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09

A. c. Of Nov York, was second: eleven
minutes behind thu winnsr. Tom Iillsy.
the North Dorchester A. 4 long d..
tancs champion was third
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09

II 10 believed oy the superstitious
mat n mole in the hollow Of the cheek
denotes . Quarrelsoms disposition,