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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17
From the Department Of Puhiic
Works.

TO the Honorable the Commou Counsel
Gentlemen Tho Department o.
Public Works respectfully rrportI
thar the paving of alley 30. t3a.
alley between feuusylva Cadillac,
Jefferson and 81 Paul avenues un-
der the contract confirmed the lth
day ~ september 1915. is fully cuin-
pieted
crete and has been examined los the
Department ~ Public Works. aud
found 20 h- In accord au,e witch tho
contract and spcc.h,at!ons for the
same
There is due the contractors for
pavl.g said alley MS follows
For intersection. efD .....-.. S23 -
For cost OF adve.usluE, blanks
and Inspector salary -....... 20
Total amount ..............s2e .1s
GEO a. ii-NkEIL,
Commissioner
Accepted. and by unanimous con
sent Alderman Heating offered The
Where's. II appears grom a com.
mluicatiou from ta- Department ~
Publio Works that the paving o.
alley NO $40 ass per contract cou-
armed th. -th day ~ september. 1915,
has been fully completed. ard
Whereas. Stid alley has been eN-
amIusd hv the Department. 20 Public
has been found 10 have been dome
On accordance with tfe contract and
sre-lacations for the saWe. there
fore
Resolved. First. That Tire said paw
Ing within she limits above men,
+4uncd ne and is hereby accepted
Resolved. Second. TuHt tAt city
Controller be. and rs hereby author
izei 90 draw his warrant ora the CIV
Treasurer IN payment ut fhr irf sec
tons. etc. OF said alley 90 thr
amount ~ yt31S Tho same being the
fGIi amount due the contractors iron.
the city for paving ~ said tuter5e--
tiD.ls 90. au1 FOR the sum of 90.
the Same being the cost % bdyertts-
ing. blanks and Inspector salary.
Resolved Third. THAT the city
Controller be and ne i~ hereby a.
rsttrt 30 prepare alloy paving
bonds" In accordance witn the pro-
visions ~ SECS az and g. ~ Cn1ptrr
II ~ the Charter ~ The city of be-
troit as amended by an act " the
legislature approved June sth. 1901
said bonds to bear interest NJ the
rJt. ~ four per cent per auuum.
Adopted as follows
fsaS-Ald AHhe Barnett. Boil
burton. Irsnshnw. Din E!Ns. Field.
1'reiWall. Gilman, GUtGHrd. iak"L
j. eating, kocher. krimm-l. Lempke
Lodge NCWC. owen, Eirh"rt Robin
s.u Eutter ~gbem8nsky schultz.
Starkry. ~tefauuwskl. Thompson
Vernon. WartcfI. Wcuyai ". J. Wt1-
son. Wing. Z.uk, Z9ollcr and the
! President $50
Nays-Nonc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17
Erom the Controller

To the Honorable the Common council
Gcntlemcn-The Follow
nrovcd accounts are respectfully SUBJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17
From the Department Of public
Works.

.... Ii.''.. a|.I' fL" 60 fIfN0r t'nTFr.
60, eInou The Department Of
IEH.l. N orfs r.spsltfully report-
lH.i t0c paving lt ca ter avenue uu
Ger 'he toufFart rpuurmod the 9Th
eay ~ July. ltl5T i- fully completed
from the east curb line Of Metros,
avenue % the west line OF Russell
street
The pavement rs 81 asphaItic CON
crete aud has been exam. ned by the
Department nf Public Works. and
found ~ be- iu accordance with the
contract and OSCILLATIONS for the
same
There is due the contractors FOR
paving sad avenue A. follows
FOR l'ersoCtlOnE etc. ......... .3s5 ~
or cost Df advertising blanks
and inspector salary. ...- 81. 90
Total a"0unf 6is.s.,.,,,.,i,v 'i'''s.o7
GEO n Fl-NkELL.
Commissioner.
Accepted and by unanimous consent
Alderman kcaupg offered the fol-
whereas 7, appears from q com
WUri8atio0 from the Department Of
Public Works that the paving a. per
contract confirmed the 9Th day OF
July. 1915. or Custer avenue from the
east curb lIue % Mclrose avenue 20
tGc west line Of Russell street has
been fully completed and
Wherein. said avenue has been ex-
AT.Hf'f N. the ifHf AT ifufuf or tQN~
lic Works. and the paving Of said
avenue haa been found 20 have been
done in accordance with the con-
tract and spccircations for the same;
therefore
Resolved. FIRST. That the said paw
ing within the limits above mentioned
be- and is hereby accepted.
Resolved. second. That the city
Controller te and rs hereby author
lied 20 draw hts warrant on the city
= -r--r-----f-r t'tfrttr inert ef-thA- Inter
sections. etc. ~ said avenue 20 the
amount OF s. Sb5 o.. the same being
ftou the city for paving said inter =
sections etc. and FOR the sum u
tf1 ~ tho 7uue being the cost ~
Advertising, hlankF. and inspectors
Resolved. Third. THAT the city Con.
trolIer be- and he ie hereby directed
20 prepare street paving bonds in
accordance with the provisions of
Sos a. and ~ OF Chapter II ~ the
Charter o. the CITY ~ Detroit as
amended By an Act OF the Legisla-
fYre apnrovea June sth 1901. such
bonds 90 bear interest ~ the rate OF
four per cent. per aunum.
AdoI ted as follows.
Adopted az follows
Teaa-NId hshe. Barnett Rleil
RurtDn Cranshaw Din. Ellis Field
FrctwaId. Gilman, Guthard. JakcL
Heating. Kocber. Krimmel. Lcmpke.
Lodge. Nowc owen. Rtchert Robin
s1n. Ruttcr Schemansky. schultz.
etarLey. stefan6wski. Thompson.
Vernon. warten Werzct w. J. VIII
con. Wins link. zoeller and the
Presidcnt--35.
NAYS. None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To tho Honorable the Conrno Council.
Gentlemen. The Department OF
Public Works respectfully Reports
THAT tho paving Of Townsend avenus
urd.r the contract confirmed the sth
dov OF June 1913. IL fully completed
fr6on the south curb line Of Hendri.
avorue 70 the south curb line or
Harper avenue.
The pavement Is OF cedar on con-
crete and has been examined by the
Dopartrnent OF Public Works. ana
found 10 be in accordance with tho
contract and specifications for tho
same. a.,
There ~ due the contractors Tor
raviur said avenue as folloWs
For Intersections etc. sL'poi's
Ieor cost OF advertising. blanks
and inspectors salary WV
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supt. Recreation Com :.
mission .,t.- ..-.... - -
Resnectfuliy submitted
GEORGE ENGEts
Controller.
Accented and referred 10 Commit
tee on WaNs and Means
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17

GENERAL ROAD FUND.
1f40--W, ~ Anderson Tool
A Sup. Co. dress.
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GARBAGE FUND
i3l-Acme Tire g. Ron
Co. rerharEe bait
ls2-Mlea state TEL Co..
phones ........ UU
l33--n Reartor shavfrgs % la
f74-F S. SrpuI repairs 9d Gu
.. ~ co.
1as-W. ). Naeci r. ".
postage .......s rH on
i9S-petroit Free Press.
'oe-DeTot journal Co.. goo %
soo--po,roit Time. Co. 10 ''
soi-Grerory. 1tayer 80
Thor. sup -. $50 81
81. Easol.ue. -. ...... SCI
-, ,,Printng -. 2oa e.
i, reti CO.. ststiohery s,f 20
-. ing ...e.... ........ 1905 o5
a. ad -. 80 81
Co. n............. 8 00
| beS--Edw Thompson Co,
law hook - 90
/ Jos III Harmon. rental 80 OG
| 6i0-W iiiiams & Houghton.
printing ........... 1872 %
2.s0G 90
GENERAL ROAD FUND.
lf40--W. ~ Anderson Tool
a Sup. Co.. dress
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35S-American Flee Heat
er Co. heaters. etc..s. e. 80
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Grand Total ....--t 80 '''
C..-rd fossI-S5te2 125 -
Accepted and placed on NE
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RECORDERs COURT FUND.
a4-GeneraI Joe Delivery
Co water ........ ~
80 Michigan state TeIe- 81, -.
phone ca service l3 10
10 X Printing Coz
printing -......... 90
"a 0s
RECREATION cONYssION FUND
.10-Nlch Bujidrra sup
DIV CO. fUri ...... 3lg s.
REpENiTfDE FUND.
sf-John Faust. rrdrmp
tion taxes ..........f 40s 90
6e-John Faust. rcdcmp-
ti0n taxes .........s. Gt5 is
taxes ...,.....-., ts72 %
10--E 4 MCGiuu. rodrmp
ton taxes .......... 241 81
fl buckles redemption
taxes ................ &ll y
2.22z 30
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AND M
TEHEST FUND
23--Detroit Evravatlng Co.
CUmmlrsi0u on ina
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d p. w. CASH. &C. NO. FUND.
Ajax c. Koch. Treas
urer, rebate on per-
mits ..............S 1910 81
I2=MAN l. koch treas
urer, rebate on per-
mits :.,....... AS IS
45--Max g. Koch. treas
Hrer, rebate on per-
mits ................ 7s7 10
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
GET FLYING START
State Deputy W. P. Normoyle Makes
Speech of Welcome to Bowlers
When Ten Teams Take Alleys.

The bowling season was officially in
auSurated last night at the National
Capital Bowling Alleges, when ten teams
representing the knights of Columbus
League, took the alleys for their initial
games. Things were in tip-top order
when State Deputy William P Normoyle
rolled the first ball, signifying the OPEN
ing of another great league in this city.
The ten alleys were used in the games
and the three hundred spectators who
journeyed to that place of amusement.
were entertained throughout as the ar
rangement committee had music and re-
freshments. TO bring matters to the
supreme. Owing to the fact that ladies'
night was staged on the opening date,
many OF the fair sex were on hand and
rooted to their utmost.
Together with the other arrangements
the hall was very elaborately decorated
with American flags and G. A. r.
two thousand knights in this city and
have 1os bowling enthusiasts in their
ranks. State Deputy Normoyle gave a
speech of welcome which was followed
by the rolling of the first balls and il
that one ball which tilted seven pins. can
he taken for much. many of the teams
will ask Mr.. Normoyle's assistance be-
fore the end of the season. Following
are the officers of the league: Presi-
dent. J. B. Mccain; Vice President. DR..
W. E. Pairo; Secretary and Treasurer
Maurice O'Connor.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25
Al M'MURRAY TOOTS
ABILITY Of Jones
Manhattan Fight Manager Claims
Lowe Will Be Pushed His Limit in
Battle with Brooklyn Boy.

Tommy Lowe went to work with a
vengeance yesterday in preparation
for his ffteen-round battle next
Thursday night with Willie Jones, of
Brooklyn. in the main attraction at
the Maryland Athletic and Social Club
at Ardmore.
Lowe is slightly overweight and
is working hard to como below the
required margin of 1873 pounds as
each battler has posted 500 to do
the lightweight limit at o'clock.
In letter to a friend here, Al
McMurray. the manager of Andy Cor
tez, has the following to say about
the ability Of Jones:
Just keep your eye on this boy
Willie. Jones when he meets Tommy
Lowe. and bet few high ones he
don't back up once. This fellow is one
OF the most aggressive fighters you
ever saw. He has fought Johnny
Griffiths. Johnny Dundee and all of
the top-notch men and none of them
has been able to stop his coming in.
He Is all action and fights from bell
to bell. This bout should make the
club again. as it will stand the fans
on their feet. 1 know Jones' Just
watch and see If I am giving you the
wrong dope. Lowe will have to use
all his ring generalship to keep this
battler off of him."
No definite arrangements have been
made on the semi-windup or the pre-
liminary bouts. but Manager La Fon.
taine expects to close the bouts today
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25

FIRST RACE-SCo added; eyear-olds: SIX fuf-
longs Deiayen lG3 tSmythl A.lo. w, Sso Won
Armine. ll9 (Rcpl $50. SEQ, second; sweet Soi
lecn lls (Goldstcinl. $50. third lime lio-
Kama, Miss Fay Dorothy Cariin. Hecia ,slN fiane'
and Old Pop also ran. Deharen and Sweet Colleen
ScagTam entry.
SECOND RACE-ssoo added; selling: 2-year-olds
six frrlongs Gipsy Blair la3 callahan. - S.e
s. %. second: Blue Cap lol Chvor,, Si'@ sio.'V'
second; Immune. l0s (Kel-ey) $40. third Time
II4I5 Col C;ntelius, welga, Little Bigger. Shrap-
mel. Lynn Audrey Austin Copper King, semper
staIwart and Gentlewoman also ran.
THIRD RACE-s5oo added: selling; 5year-oids
and upward: six furlongs. Lady London. lU tpon.
aldsonl. SIS. a.lo a.6. won; Commences; ~ w'
CAnders,n( 81. $40, second; scrutineer. liz lAtl.
81 third Time l:l3 25. Zindel. Miss Gayle. Uncle
Jimmie. and Rebeccs Moses also ran:
FOURTH EACE-s500 added; selling; 5year -oids
and upward; oue and one-sixtcenth miller. Huda
Brother lO5 iSchuttimgerl. 81 30. sl3. Noo. won
First Star IL Cwaringtonl. Slo. S.@. s.onc
Dicks Pet ,O7 Aforysl. SEQ third Time l:as 10
Stake and Cap. Sarolta Subject. and Louise Travers
also
FIFTH RACE-Soo added: steeplechsse; handi-
czp 3year-olJs srd upward; about two miles. Inc
African. 134 tscully) $3.50. $50 $50, won: MaIeh
lE (O'Connprl go third. Time. 4:o 10 Iyno-
sure. Joe Gai.ty and Cubon also ran. a.,
SIXTH RACE ss05 added; madens: 3-year -olds
and urvarti: six furlougs Sparkler, lG tSchuttin-
ssr) s07o $40 SD won; Collector. III INC
Clearyj, SEQ. siolo. second: wodan. lU tCaila-
ham g n third. Tine la. Dimity Sir Arthur.
Peg Shrewsbury, Hoo's Hoo. Rarenscourt. Star
Bird, star Cress, and Prime Mover also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-sOO added: Desmond Plate
selling; 3-ycar DDS and upward; one and one SIX
teenth miIes Supreme. G Collins, $40 -
Sa, won: st. Iazerian lc2 Hoycs). $3.50. SIC.
seCrnd: Gallon rs tCaIlahan). $40. third Time.
1885. Hester, Twilight. Wsverins. and okolona
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington, ID. O.. Sep
tember u. l9s.-Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia intend
to make the following s-nsmed improvements which
are, In their judgment. necessary for the public
heaith. safety, and comfort. Assessments for one
nan OF the cret Of the same will be made as pro-
ylded In public act No. III. approved August z 1884,
Parties who interested in the proposed work ara
notified that the Commissioners will give a puhlic
hearing at the District Building on WEDNESDAY
September 9. 1915, at 10 O'Clock a. H. in the Board
Room OF the said Coanmssioners to any and all
p rsons who may desire to object thereto:
Northwest Section: Lay cement sidewalk from
curb to building line both sides of Tenth street
northwest from Little B street to Pennsylvanis
avenue. at estimated cost of 81 go to be assessef
against all lots in squares Js. $50 and go abIt-
ting the said work. On the west side Of Fourteenth
street northwest from Irving stree. north to cement
sidewalk, at estimated cost of S6o to be assessed
against all lots in square 31i abutting the said
work. On the north sde of California street north
west from vest line Of lot CO., square 205 to
Massachusetts avenue. at an estimated cost of siss
to be Assessed against all lots in square 205 abut-
ting the said work. Set new granite curb and Law
cement sidewalk the south side of Oakdale street
northwest from Third street to lot so4. square $685.
at an estimated cost Of S63 to be assessed agaipyt
all lots in SQUARE 0e4. abuttng the said work
Set new granite curb the west side of Fourteenth
street northwest from Monroe street to Meridian
Place. At an cS.mated cost Of 81 39 to be assessed
against all lots in squares 2S7 and ISIS. abuttinz
the said work. Pave alleys with vtrifed or asphalt
biock, the east and west alley in square &G at an
estimated cust of AG2 Ten-foot alley running
from Georgia avenue west in rear of lots 10 to L3
square S96. 1t estimated cost of sSoe Alley in
east half Of square aoi5. at estimated cost Of
s. 100. Alley in square 26oi. between Lamont and
Kenyon streets, at an estimated cost of s. go
OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOw,
CHAS. W. KUTZ Commissioner d. G.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25
w00DBINE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Soo added: Middleham Plate
selling: 3year-olds and upward: six furongs. Semp
silla lis; Gold Cap. Ill: minstrel. 81: Katherine
c., %: Ella Jennings. lo5; Ffossart. los; 'Mamita
los; Kayderoseros 100: McCintock. lCs; Brandy
wine, 100: Jim l.. III: PERPETUAL, III; Knights
Differ, lli. Also eligible Kopie. 20: Mordecai
l0s: Lady London, Ill: Mater. los; Ray o Light
Ill.
SECOND RAcE-s7D added; Northcountree
Handicap; all ages: six furlongs. A: n AKIN iG
Southern Maid l0l; Water Lady. Ill; Between U.s.
81; Kewassa. lB. =,
THIRD RACE-S5O 800 added: Grey Stakes;
yearolds: one mile Prohibition. IA; candle. in'
Iolite los Sands Of Pleasure, l0s: Audrey Austin'
lis: Rose Water. lCs: Early Night. ns; reserve
l0C: Milestone. N6.
chase Handicap; +year-olds and upward; aoSu'
two miles Marchcourt. 80; Joe Gaiety. IT, aka-
tom. l5s: sStucco, rs: New Haven. lE; Bryndown.
l4s aGaTth entry
FIFTH RACES 600 added: Ontario Jockey Cno
Handicap: 3ycar-olds and upward two miles ana
a quarter Light Wing. 81; Rancher. H3: barhe
rat los. Msrtian, %: Fair Montague, lGZ: Tac-
tics l07; aPIate Glass. es; aFountain ray Io.
aThornchne Stable entry.
cap: foaled in Canada: 3yearoh. ana up"aru I'l
one mil. and a sixteenth. Hearts Of Oak. los; TX
mcr %: ,Fair Montague IL: aGarish Sun. IS;
splutter, 1lo: Prince PhilisthoTe. l6: bKusthns.
O.: bSea Lord lo6: Lady Curzon. 1os; Hampton
Dame lo5. aMillar entry; bSeagram entry.
SEVENTH RACE-se0o added; Aver Plate; SELL
ing: syear-olds and upward; one mile and seventy
Yards .Clin Eige, 80; Subject. 81; Beau fere'
lc4; Progressive. l9: Stir Up. io' -Co's,oAh'
iG: .Als,on. es: Huda, Brother. 100: King Box.
..,~-.o,;c. allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1915
IMPORTED HORSES IN
: STAKES At LAUREL
Purdy and Neville Are Named in
Principal Event Of the -
Meeting.

Lovers of the thoroughbreds in
these parts will see two imported
horses run during the October meet
ing of the Maryland State Fair at
Laurel Park. namely. Purdy. which
will race in the interests of L. 8.
Thompson. who leased the racing es-
tablishment of Harry Payne Whitney
when the New York sportsman de-
cided to retire from the turf. and
Neville. a 2-year-old. which has never
been to the post in a race in this
country. Purdy has started but once
in America, and that was during the
recent meeting at Belmont Park. when
he, finished second to H. c. Hallen-
beck's high-class 3-year-old The Finn.
winner Of the Hamilton Derby. out
racing such clever ones as r. T. Will
son. jr.'s. Montressor. who was in
vincible during the spring meeting at
Pimlico. and August Belmont's Filter
gold, a sprinter Of merit.
Purdy is Of royal breeding. being
by Fowling Piece-Lady Hamburg. He
is being prepared by Trainer Jimmy
Rowe to start in the Laurel Handi-
cap, the feature of the initial card
OF the Maryland State Fair, in which
a number Of the fleetest sprinters in
training will answer the bugle call.
Neville, the English horse which will
make his American debut at Laurel
Park. was acquired out of selling
race at EPSON Downs by Jack JOY
ner. who trained Harry Payne Whit
ney's English turf representatives for
the Shoshone Stable, and Is rated
in the same class with Clapper Bill,
which Joyner bought for Mr.. Whit
ney for $12.500.
Jerry Carroll. who handles the Sho-
shone Stable, will have two other
swift -of-foot youngsters to start in
the juvenile headliners in White
Hackle and Jacoba. White Hackle is
the baby for which w. r. Coe, owner
of the Shoshone Stable, paid John Z.
Madden, the noted Kentucky breeder,
who, by the way, will be represented
in the Laurel Stakes, $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE-Selling: 2-year-old maiden 6llies;
fre and one-hah furlonss Jenny Small. 90;
Josie. 80; Innovation. So: Argument, IS; FIossie
Walker. IS; Staraniso. lol; Sayouarra l0l; .Dolin
Iol; Bernini. lG; Olive MCGEE. lo4; Anna Lou.
lo5 Lachis. l6
SECOND RACE-syear-oIds and upward: SIX
furonrs. White Crown -: 'Maeba, s.: .AmaDon,
VI: Billy joe 80; Miss Fielder. 90: Marion Goosby
pl; u See 1t. los: Korfhage. lR: The Norman,
I0: Othello. Ill; Hawthorn. liz; Undaunted III
THIRD RACE-Handcap: 3year-olds and ur-
ward one mile and eighth. IIndenthal, lCs;
Hank ODay. los; Beachcomber, 100 Ringing los
Solar Star. los; John Gun, III.
FOURTH RACE-Beechmont Stakes; selling; 2
year-olds: go added; five and one-haK furlongs
Impressive. IS; Little Sister. -: Big Fellow l05;
Pockichoo. lb; Checks. Ts; Rochester. ls Huff
faker. ll3.
FIFTH RACE-3year-ods and upward: one mile
and sixteenth. 'Malabar. %; Sprude s.: sIit-
tlest Ring. %; Jessie Louise. 1H: McAdoo, loi !;
Transport. los: Hard Ball. los: Bonanza lG; VII
hite. lo9: Beulah s.. no.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap; all ages; six furlongz
Converse 81; Bringhurst. l0o; The Grader los /;
Roscoe Goose. los; Coming Tower los: Ed Crump
los; Manager Waite. 10: Black Toney. Ils; Iron
Mask. Ig.
SEVENTH RACE-Seling: +year-olds and up
ward: one mile and three-sIteenths Helen NJ
loi: Justice Goebel. !oe: Consoler. los Goldy los
Guide Post. Ill; Mockery. Ill; Any Port, LIZ:
Worlds Wonder. IL.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seiling: 2yesr-oh maiden colts
and eeIdincs: six fmlongs. Dick williams. l6
(ketieris) aco $50. $50. won: Al Pierce.
naPaiIle) STo $40 second: Asparagus sam. 100
Nv w Taylorl s. %. third. Time. IA Cars
Boy Col. McNab. Lndley. That's Me. Cossack' NC
Adams The Carmel and Vachel Worth also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling: syear olds and mp
ward: siI furlonss. Father Riley. lo6 tMou,, S.0
SO out won; Disillusion. 90 uaPaille). NIo.
out second Transit. lG Metcalf). out. third.
Time, I:5 IS Only three starters
THIRD RACE-Selhne: Syear-olds and upward
one mile. U See II. l6 Meehanl. S9D. NSS.
STD. won: Dr. Carmen. lG CMoto. 500. S.lo.
second. FSlrIong ll3 tKeogh). S.D. third Time.
ll2s5. Charter. Black Thorn. Dignity. Tory
Maid and Cole also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SeIliue; 3yenolds; one mile
One Step. 100 POOL. $40. $50. 500 won; Han
oria Io6 Gentry, $50. $3.50. second; Fieetabeile
Ios Martini. $40. third. Time, = Emoro'deD'
Water Witch and Broom Flower also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: 3year-ods and upward; !;
one mile and an eighth. sleeth. ls tsoose,.
$50, $50 $50. won: Olsa Star. lc4 tstearnsl.
$50 $3.50 secopd: Beulah g.. l0s tSterhnsl. S.N.
third. Time. i5s55 First Degree and Rene
als9 ran.
SIXTH RACE-seiling: eyearolds; i've and
onehalf furlongs. Harry Gardner. " lAoft,.
SS7o. $500. $50 won: Lady wofthinstou. lol
tActon). 8oO. $aD. second; BLACK Beauty.
GaPailie,' $50 third Tune. lM -. Poppes.
Cardome. NJ Bert Thurman. lnsoi "as@ -
Mary H. and Infdel II also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Ons mile and seTenU yafds
Commaurstta, l0 Hunt. $ll.1. 81. N9. won;
Obolus. IL (lletcahe). SaD. $0. second; Dengo.
lI2 (Poou, So third. Tine. lD4A CnItsoe.
St Charlotte, Finale. Duds, Fels water Proof.
Mabel Dulweber, r. A. weilef. Type and Aanioc
also ran
The Washington herald., 1915-09-25

Play in the District tennis championship
tournament will start today at the Dunn
barton Club at o'clock. Seventy local
expert wielders Of a racquet have en-
tered. and some close competition is ex-
pected.
Connie Doyle. the District champion.
has not entered the tournament. and the
followers Of the net game are having q
great time in selecting the winner. A. G..
Gore. who played the final round against
Connie Doyle in the recent Columbia
Country Club invitation tournament, is
the faverite for the honors. while many
are picking Paul Treanor. Ballard Moore.
A. ]. Leech. Larry I. Doyle and F. s.
Avery.
Twelve players drew for the preliminary
round. while both the upper and lower
half have twenty-eight players compet-
Ing in each. F. 8. Avery drew the bye
on the lower half. while L. /. Doyle drew
the bye on the upper half. The drawings
are as follows:
Preliminary round-T. II. Heel VS.. 9.
Foster. G. A. Dorst VS.. g. /. Sinclare. s.
Henrick vs. @. B. Craighill. Ballard