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The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
MILWAUKEE DADS
NOW IN DETROIT

a party OK Milwaukee aldermen
and other city officials. 81 strong. ar
rived in Detroit, Wednesday morn.
ing, under the chaperonage OF City
Clerk +. F. Leueh. The visiting dele
CATION was met at the Union station
by Mayor Marx and the members of
the Detroit council. and carried TO
the Hotel Statler in automobiles.
After breakfast there the visitors
were taken for an auto trip around
the city. Iney went to Belle Isle
via boat at noon for luncheon In the
casino. A baseball game between
the Milwaukee and Detroit alder
manic teams is scheduled for the
afternoon on Navin field.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunn1ng a Stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. y. y, Aug. IL
TO prime shipping sters. Ss.50W9.s5,
fair to good, ssa $50; plain. fs.25y
SIS; choice heavy butcher steers, 8.
0.Sss; fair to .soed, ss;;Oog sn,on best 81
good. i7s0as SO; yearlings. s9gs.75;
butcher hsifers, s7.5oq 77s. common
to good. ss.5oa7.2s: best fat COWS,
medium medium to good. s55ogs; cutters, s.
Sesy heavy bulls. ,7a7.:S: good butcher
bulls. se.56a7; light bulls, t47s q $50.
Hogs: 20 cars; market strong
heavy. S7a725, mixed, s7s5a775;
yorssrs and pigs. jI.sods.
sheep: car. market. steady: top
lambs. 1855. yearlings. s. segs;
calves: s5uf2.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BOY OF a FALLS
FROM WINDOW AND
CRUSHES SKULL

Leaning from second-story win
dow in his home at No. 6sl Theo-
dore-st., Wednesday morning. Wal
ter sisky. four years old, lost his
balance. plunged headlong 20 tho
ground and was probably fatally in
jured.
The boys skull was terribly
crushed, at the base OF the brain.
His left leg was also fractured.
He was sent to Grace hospital in q
poloice auto and Is In critical con-
dition.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
OF LOOT
FROM 10c STORE
GETS MAN JAILED

RENT Van Lieberkirke, arrested
by Detectives Gloshesky ard Isham
on the charge OF stealing a sackful
OF tools and hardware from Wood
ward-ave, ten-cent store, Aug. I, was
fined s25. with so days In the work.
house as the alternative. when Jus,
tice Sellers found him guilty, We'd
nesday. Van Lieberkirke' defense
VAS that a strange man handed him
the sack. which contained pliers
levels. bicycle bells. screw drivers.
hammers. and weird assortment Of
ten-cent hardware.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NEW YORk rnOnuCE MARKET.

NEW 1Dhk, Aug- ~ IOlr DUH
and unsettled Pork. Quiet, mess.
sIs70dl7 Lard steady middle
west spot. ssi5ds25 sugar Raw,
frmer. centrifugal. sG test sl77.
muscovade. - test s. re.ncd. arm,
e45. powdered s5.70ff51j granu-
lated. tj60d5I0 Coffee Rio. No T.
on spot. nc Tallow Dull. city.
sue special. &C. country. -. u y e.
Hay Firm, No. j. 81 I00 7 80. No. g.
$3.50 40. clover. $3.50 42ik
Dressed poultry. quiet. turkeys. ia
2ic. chickens. 1sn 2sc fowls i8d
17Hc. ducks. I7c. Live poultry Fair
~ active. geese. iin12c ducks. I3n
iSic. fowls. 1884 N16c: turiyevs' ia
ere. 1Sn isc Cheese Easy. state
milk. common 10 specials ~ Trilc.
skins common 20 special. 3u1iizc
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
REAL QUICK LUNCH PERIL IS
KEEPING MIND ON WORK WHILE
GULPLNG FOOD, SAYS STEWARD

OF Niagara Falls. will be reelected
unanimously. Opposition to Secro
tary Jacob Miller. OF Chicago. has
been Withdrawn and he viii probe
bly, be reelected.
Buffalo seems TO be the choice OF
most of the delegates for the next
meeting.
The stewards were guests OF the
Pontchartrain at luncheon, Wednes
day noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
SEA LAW UP
TO GREGORY
Sherman Rules Most
Powers Are Exempt
From Operation

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
fate OF the La Toilette seamen's
act, depends upon a decision Atty
Gen. Gregory said he would render
very shortly.
II Gregory upholds Solicitor Sher-
mans view the provisions regard
ing life saving equipment and work.
ing conditions for the crew will APP
ply only to American. Italian, Bel
gian and Greek vessels.
British. French. German, Japan.
csc. Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Ca
madam, New South Wales and New
Zealand craft will be exempted.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
WHEAT IS
ASCENDING
Weather Predictions
Cause Boost in
Prices
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Wheat sold
higher Wednesday after lower
opening. Tn weather map looked bad
and indicated more rain In the har-
vest fields, while foreign cables told
of wet weather throughout the Unit
ed Kingdom. September wheat open
ed down IL, but at noon had adyanc-
ed / rs over opening. 10 l09 Ia; De-
cember opened 3-S lower and later
advanced "a 10 los IL.
The corn trade was slow, but the
unde., one was very firm. Septem.
her - ned up is and AT noon hac
advanced SIS. December was mac
tive, being Is higher at opening and
barely holding the gain.
shorts were covering In oats and
as a result the grain showed good
gains. Harvest in Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois has been retarded by rains.
September opened IL up and sub
seQuently gained / Is. December
showed at noon rs gain over
Tuesdays close.
Provisions were neglected. There
was an early gain in several lines.
hut later these dropped of.
CHICAGO, Ill. Aug. li.-Opening-
Wheat: September. down &C. Deem
Der. down &C. Corn: September. up
&c; December, up hc. Oats: sep
tember. up NC; December, up sc.
Provisions. lower.
Noon--wheat: September up ltc;
December up NC. Corn: september
up sc: December unchanged. Oats;
September UP ne; December up y &c.
Cloce-wheat: September up 2Ac;
December up &c. Corn: September
up sc: December UP NC. Oats: Sep
TENDER up lc: December up &c. Pro-
visions: Lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
FRISKED AS HE
SLEPT IN AUTO

william Balmes. of No. Alt Hol-
comb-ave., fell asleep In his auto.
near Columbia-st. and Woodward
ave-, sometime Tuesday night, and
awoke early Wednesday morning. to
discover that his watch and 81 In
cash were missing from his pockets.
He reported the theft to the police.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Albert Livsey and Herman The
mans, each Is. were convicted in
Justice Sellers court Wednesday, OF
charge Of contributing to the de.
linquency Of a 15-year-old girl. They
were promptly sent to the work.
house for 80 days. in default OF fines
OF SIS each.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BOSTON COPPER sTocK.-,c,...,

Adventure. 2h Alaska Gold. 33%:
Anaconda, ssh American Zine san
Butte Palak. ~ Butte Superior.
es ~: Calumet & Hecla. $50: Chino.
az Copper Range. san Franklin.
Pond Creek. i7h Ray Consolidated.
22%; Tennessee Copper. 42S: Utah
Apex. az United shoe Mach com.
50.: Y, 8. Min. a. Ref. Co, Al: Won.
tura oil. 121 Verde. g.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BORNMAN QUITS
BEAUTY BOARD

John Bornman has rendered to
Mayor Marx his resignation as mem.
her of the city plan and improve
ment commission. He pleads stress
OF private business. Mr.. Bornman
was appointed In 1909.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
TOLEDO GRAN ,ND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. Aug. II w heat. tash,
n i7K September and Deccrnbe-
si.ii. Corn: Cash. ste; September
sic: December. 6Gh G oats: Cash. 55c;
septembcr 4fAc; December. az
Rye: Cash. si.ol cloverseed: cash
March. sp.os. Alsike. August SO 2S
Timothy: Prime and september s3.o5.
october, $3.50. Butter B~ick cream
cry. 2szc, tub creamery - &c. Egg
Fresh cardied. iaiac; selects, q hc.
Hav. Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Bernard Rohn. arraigned before
Justice Gainey Wednesday. on the
charge OF attempting to kill bis
brother.in-law. Joseph Kumor, with
an AK. was sent TO jail. in default
Of $4,000 bail, with two sureties
and the case was adjourned to Aug.
~. Kumor is In critical condition
In Solvay hospital.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NEW YonK nITTER AND EGGs.

NFsW lUNk, AuHl II.-FUIItT :
Firm and higher; receipts 1873.
creamery extra, % = q 27c: state dairy
tubs. z0a 25c. imitation creamery
frsts 2-nzZiac. special. % % n.
Eggs Firmer receipts lo.-lt near
ed fancy. lSll &c. fresh nrsts. ~ q 2jc.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
uxIox sroCK YARDS. III.

CHICAGO. Aug. il.--iogs: Re-
ceipts. $4,000. market. To Toe high
err: mixed and butchers. $3.50 7.s5;
good heavy. $500 rough heavy.
{s2oqs.ss. light ss:9oa7 rs: pigs.
Sc 100 100 20: cows and hetfers, t310
1910: Texans. s640m7.75: calves.
s77sn115o sheep: Receipts $4,000;
market wenk native. $3.50 ESQ.
westerns. t7.256s35.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BUTTER tND Eggs

Butter-Creamery extras. csc;
firsts. &c; dairy. 2lc, packing stock,
isc per III
Exxs-fresh receipts candled
ceipts 15c per don Recei pts today.
5Z5 cases
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

The city OF Redlands. Cal. main
tsins moving picture department
under the supervision OF the cham
Der OF commerce. II Is used for
blooming" the town.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
MONEY NApEEr

NEW YORK. Aug. ii money on
call. Ia per cent. Time money. az
per cent Tor six months Mercantile
paper: "a n3l per cent Bar silver:
London, % s-is pence: New York.
Fhc. Demand sterling: s74S
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
CHICAGO BrTTEn MApKET.

rIIIINGD Aug II.-Buttcr. TX
tras. 2fT 2tizc irsts. 23n23Isc. dairy
extras. p ~ a22ikc; nrsts. g0M2Ic
Eggs Prime ordinary. i5MIGc. hrsts
Il y ffi7izc; Cheese: Twins. IAN ai2c
young Americas. ifd1fhc Live
poultry: Fowls. i3Ic. ducks I2i. m
13c, geese 9111c. springs. isT1Tc.
turks. i2c New potatoes 81 20 per
bbl; Sc coo per bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. Aug. i1-Hogs: Re.
bsa~iss. iiGats; reusSs, ,s.is. stays.
So Cattle: Receipts. cars; low.
tesdy. unchsnged. sheep and lambs
Calves: receipts. $50. steady; top. li2
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Detroit Bank cie,rIno.

Detroit bank clearings wednes-
day, sll,2o9,347.02; balances, So
o53, 5000.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

1850 there were 2.52s newspapers
published in this country. Now
there are more than $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

The following firms are privileged
Carlyle q Povah. w. A. Hamlln q
4 Co. Jack N. Thomson, Lewis q.
0orton. W. Z. Reilly & Co.. Geo. ~
E Merrill q Co, A W. Wallace .
Co. William H. Rose 4 Co.. VIM A
Near q Co. W. b. Mclaughlin. y. X
Pelton.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
|||TE FIAT
1|TSSTOCKS
nerT Selling Follows
I. Defeat For
Railways

sAlas1Ea Odd S3h, Allis Chaimers
an do pfd I'M. Am Can com Ss.;
Ecnnds AN. Am Cot OH 5ok. Am
31f1e q Lestn Z. do pfd "a n. Am Ice
2Scuvitites 70. Am Locomotives % u,
~ Hpeh u Ref 81. Am sugar lei
4is$, Az Bee. sugar. aanae 90 .as Am Am
Ko0itn Sz.s. do pfd ~. Anaeonaa
~ ~, Akchison l03h, Baldwin LOGON
HE RaltO q Ohio SyA. Beth steel
2(G 1fooliyn = TssA; Butte ns 4 ~ supr
&;en fsethsr an. Cnes 4 Ohio 4S =.
III a. West l2h. do pfd u, chi
@j1pS&6wut AL. chi, "a u st 500
{S{ R = PHc IN. Chino Cop 49,.
'5ISSg 90 iss. Corn Products Ref 10.
'GSQ116lo steel CO AN. do pfd lc2.
61ha0 Mines n -. Del Il Hud lis,
b51{illoFs Sscuriiiss 2sh. Erie com
8. ae ist pfd 49,. 90 "a psd ssn a.
"a iSS. s. Goodrich K Co 81. CT
|0rt6ern pfd 1leh. CT Northern ore
!{1Sk 0ue genhcim Explor cas-, Ill
60 3p9k. Inspiration Cop 32n. Inter
- ~ a., 20 sSS a 3 4. LIE. Ishisn Val las.
~ COP IS. X. ); = ( Ste M IA. Mo
II as. y. x 4 com s. do pfd isx.
es - "a f ~ Natl IL Lead s~ s4s. Nevada
3YS IAN. n Y. " H q H IS. y Am
"a Ncr 8 west i0sh. Nor Pac 1904.
A AZ Hg 1lsh y 4 Gen sih;; \.
q ar sek Pullman 80. Ray Con
<Gfs ~ u Spring 3sA. Rep Iron a
~ zSE. 40 pfd - y. Reading com
&13 Rnmely Co 81, do pfd iah:
3 H f:s i g Rs is sn 90 pfS
~ =. sxss CO issx. Tex Pac i2h.
HIN Ave t0h, Union Pac I3sh. ;
7; y Y io! g s 8 i iaa:;.r 70 sy pa
- nd 1o3. wabash com y, Wells
- l10 Westinghouse 113%, Wis
8x West Nd %. West Tn 10.
x "a 1ven1ng Fest Csnpany.D
<DW YORK. Aug. 1.-The in
D6ass commerce commissions de-
a u III western rate case was
& pvsrnins influence In the stock
NJ today. Before tie details
p; 1ocision were announced the
1Iof ruIed very strong. with
f1 n1vances In most Of the rail
M 6hnfUs. Then there was .
e hesitation. and on the
E that the commission had de-
M g. givo the roads - much
~ a6ked Cor. there was gen.
81 IInU which led to important
-. This movement was per-
tnEn1 n view Of the gains
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Produce Market

Receipts for the mid week trade
were moderate in all lines. the ue-
mand was in proportion, and price
changes were not important Tar
lots OF peaches were Few. but the
FIRST arrivals Of ciingstone peaches IN
small baskets from the Islands were
on sale, as were also few pears,
Red raspbcrries were very scarce ana
berries OF all kinds are nearing tue
end OF the season. Butter Is IN oet-
ter supply than demand and rules
easy Eggs are Arm and looking
higher. Poultry receipts were not
heavy. and hens were IN demand al
full prices. while broilers are drag
g!ng lower
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

7sI@5,1c7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Detroit. Stock Elk.

These quotations subject to com.
mission charges:
Active stocks.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-23
CUBAN AUTHORITIES
FORCE M'VEA FIGHT
Negro Title Holder Compelled tc
Battle Sam or Be Deported
as Undesirable,

New York. Feb. a2-The postpone
ment of the Johnson willard fight was
no surprise to Dan McKetrick the
fight manager who arrived from Cuba
Saturday.
Just before ] left Cuba" said Nc
Ketrick today, "a Cuban congressman
told me that it was the intention of
the authorities there to force johnson
to fight in Havana or deport him to
Barbados. 1t was their plan to have
two officials meet johnson upon his ar
rival at Cienfuegos. accompany him to
Havana and complete the arrange
ments. If he baked they would ship
him out of the country on the ground
that he was an undesirable
When l reached Jacksonville I was
so impressed with the information that
I Immediately wired Jack Curley to get
in touch with johnson and try and
evolve some scheme to save the Will
lard fight.
ITO make the band around johnson
stronger, Dick klegin. the promoter. who
is in Cuba. has a contract with John
son calling for a fight with Sam McVey
to be held in Havana. McVey is on the
ground. the authorities want the fight:
johnson is corralled and an agreement
has been signed by all parties con-
cerned.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-23
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse; twoyear-old maidens
three and onehaf furIorgs. Brizz. lis (McCsbe)
even, TO s. out, won: Reciuse. Ill CRice,. to S
to s. second: Carl Roberts. liz Bredin), even
third. Time. 03s rs Schuleuburg. SAVING. Brooks,
Little Blues. Wild Wood. and J. II. Mead also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling: three-year-olds; sever
furlopSs. Obolus. IL CMcCabel. even, to 2 out
won: Virginia Field. 20 (Garnerl, to l. 2 to l.
second; Mabel Dulweber los IT. Henr1. even.
third. Time. = IS. Edna H., Little Abe. Tutor
Tommie Coleman, Rhodes Concha, Zansaree. Alec
Spiders Best, and Asman also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Al Norwood To-
GENTRY, 10 To ]. to l, to 5. won: Cecil. lor
tActon), TO /, even, second; Col. McDougan, lo7
tRice). even, third. Time. l:Js rs. We'll Known,
Beilah s.. and BONANZA also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlonss. Othello, IL NC
Cabel, to ]. to 5. out. won: Little Will. LIS
(Smaul. TO s. ont, second; Kingsworth IL Met
calf. out. third. Time. Ill IS Biarney and Hoo
mir also ran
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and onehalf furiouSs. judge
Gheens. l0e tSmaln. to l. to I. cyen won
Amohalka. los tOrmes). to /. to l. second;
Clcopat, los tHowardl. to ., third. Time o.
Mary Lou. Miss Chaucer. DrIsky Dave. velie Forty
Auntie Curl. Calcium. Birthman Psnhzchapi and
Bob Lynch also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile. Pay Stresk, los Met
calf, to s. to s. out. won: Art Rick lU Mo
Cabc). to ]. even. second: Choctaw. 100 tAcson).
even. third Time. l39 IS. Penalty, wayeripS.
Dalston, Spindle. and Burnt Candle also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-23
generals Will
TRY FOR TITLE
Washington and Lee to Give
Hlltoppers Fight in South
Atlantic Events.
TWENTY.TWOMEN LISTED
Marshall Low. of Blue and Gray
Team. Should Capture High
Jump Easily.
TWENTY-TWOMEN LISTED

That Washington and Lee University
mined effort to carry off the point trophy
in the Georgetown meet on February q
or at least give the Hilltoppers fight
for the South Atlantic Championship
the Generals are sending to the meet.
Twenty-Five entries have been received by
Manager Curry and a few more may be
sent in at tine last minute.
1t will be recalled that the Lexington
ians with similar squad of athletes sue
ceeded in romping away with the point
trophy at the George Washington meet
a short time ago. With Jack Sterrit, the
pole-vaulter. in good shape they should
have little difficulty in winning tina,
event. Sterrit jumped eleven feet six
inches at the Baltimore meet and if he
can repeat this performance he should
win.
With Marshall Low in the high jump
the Hilltoppers should have little trouble
with this event. This will be Lows first
appearance in this section since he won
the Junior National Championship in
New York in December. Low has been
clearing the bar consistently at five feet
eleven inches and intends to do six OF
better on the night of the meet. This
will probably get him first place in the
open and championship events Low is
entered in the Metropolitan Champion
ships in New York which are held. a,
Madison Square. \ good line on his
chances with the best jumpers in the
country will be had at the meet
Among the local colleges to send in a
good batch of entries is NJ. \. C. Gen.
orally the College Park boys make a good
showing in the Georgetown meet, and
judging by their performance in the last
Washington meet and the number of their
entries. twenty-one in all. it will not be
surprising il the Farmers annex goodly
number of points. With L. r. Penning-
ton, who Won the $50 in the George
Washington meet, and W. ]. Aitcheson
in the mile. which event he won at the
Hopkins meet Saturday. it is easily seen
that they may figure considerably in the
distribution of points. The varsity relay
team is to race Gallaudet in mile event.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-23
Youth BREAKS
DISTRICT MARK
Glenn Wolstenholme, of In
gram League, Bowls Indi
vidual Set of 40.
.SMASHES RISTON'S MARK
Anchor Man of Eagles Comes Within
Five Pins of High Game.
Making l64.

Glenn Wolstenholme. an eighteen-year
old youngster, rolling in anchor position
for the Eagles team against the Weums
in the Ingram Church League. yesterday
broke the individual high setnrecord Of
the District by falling a marAof 426 fol
his three games.
This mark of 426 is twenty-five pins
better than the record, which was estah-
lished by Jules Riston a few weeks age.
Wolstenholme hit the old pins for a fair
you-well, grabbing off rs in his FIRST
game. and came with in five pins of inc
District season record for high individual
game when he toppled l64 pins in his sec
ond game. In the final game the Eagles
anchor man obtained 131 for his game,
giving him the grand total of i26.
The Eagles managed to land two o!
the three games through the brilliant
work of Wolstenholme. In the opening
they were defeated. 5l4 to Az. while the
second came their way by a SOC score to
465. In the final both teams rolled in
poor form. the Eagles landing the hon.
ors by 453 to As count. The scores are
as follows:
INGRAM CHURCH LEAGUE
The Washington herald., 1915-02-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
team Wins DOUBLES
Capture National Indoor Champions
ship in Final at Tournament
from Behr and Pell.

New York, Feb. 22.-Gustave F.
Touchard and W. NJ. Washburn won
the national indoor doubles champion
ship on the courts of the Seventh Reg
iment armory today. In the final
match of the tournament Touchard
and Washburn, holders of the Eastern
doubles totals, defeated Karl Behr and
7. r. Pell in five Sets scored at rs,
IS. SIS. g.. SIS.
The result was somewhat uneXpect-
ed, as Behr and Pell were regarded as
the strongest title contenders. Touch
ard, on his side of the net, was the
general that directed the maneuvers,
which brought about a successful out
come and added the doubles as we'll
as the singles indoor championship to
his keeping.
While uncertain at times, Touchard
outvolleyed and outdrove both Behr
and Pell. He was quick to discern
Behr'S propensity to edge over into
Pell's territory and made the most of
il.
Washburn was weak on service, but
he made amends by his fine volleyine.
quick croSs-court shots. and ability to
pick out openings in the rallies.
Pell endeavored to make up the err
ratio play of his partner. He worked
his back hand splendidly, and at half
volleys in rapid exchanges with
Touchard and Washburn kept the big
crowd applauding. King Smith won
the final of the consolation singles.
He beat G. S. Groesbeck 81, g.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-23
TURNER In SHAPE
TO MEET KILONIS
Fast Match Assured When Well
known Middle-weight Crapplers
Meet at Gayety Theater.

John Kilonis. the Greek demon middle.
weight wrestler. who meets Joe Turner.
the champion. ON the Gayety Theater
stage tomorrow night after the regular
performance In a finish match. best two
out of three falls. has been cleaning up
during the past month, meeting all
corners. and putting them away in rapid
succession.
Kilonis' match against "Bull'' Montana
here last week is still fresh in the minds
of local wrestling bugs" who are as
sured OF plenty of action when the Greek
meets Turner>tomorrow night.
Joe Turner is in better shape right now
than he has been for eight months.
Bobby Mainfort. the Charlottesville
grappler who was beaten by Turner here
last week, states that. in his opinion. no
wrestler in the country of Turner's
weight can best him today. The Kilonis-
Turner match inaugurates the wrestling
season at the Gayety. as Manag ger George
Peck plans to stage weekly bouts until
further notice.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-23
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selllns; thrcc-year-olds and up
ward one mile Wheat, 81; Air Line, 0. Avocado.
IS: Flnssie. Is; California Jack lG Bonne's Buck
loa; Molle Cad. 10; Florence kripp llG: John
Louis IL: Otilo. liz; Hardy. IL; Msndadefo, H.
Rev. IL: l. H. Adar, liz; Coos. l0e.
SECOND RACE-Selling: three-year-olds and up
Yard; five and one-haf frrlongs Tower, 81; Caro-
Nome. %: stolen Ante. %; Elsie Green. 100; Min
ME F.. los; Tempest loe: Jake Argent. los: Ann
Tilly. lo6 F-7una los: Ancestors. los: bat Mas
terson. Jos: Doc Allen, los; Winifred D. los; vii-
BILE, no. Orba Smile 1l3.
THIRD RACESellin-; four-year-olds and up
ward one mile. Thomas Hare So: Marie CoShill
IS; Greenbrae. 100; Sugar Lump. los: &C. ". Ken
non, us: Golf Ball. 105; Lady Mint, ld3: Srede
Sam los; Noadsy H. los; Lady Young. los; 'Lehigh.
lG Zinkand lbs: Black Mate. lCs.
FOURTH EACE-Selling; four-year-oids and up
ward: seven turlnugs Florence Roberts, IS; Belle
of Bryn Mawr, lo5: Charmeuse. los; 'Minoricso lo6
Injury Ill.
FIFTH RACE-Ssllins: threc-year-olds and up
ward ive furongs- Ida Pinack g; .Pariorota los;
Silver Tone los; Yuha los; Marand. los; Safranor.
los; DR.. Neufer 10: Kenneth, 10; Eye White. Io;
.Ruroc 10; Bad Prospect. liz: Eek Davis lis;
Wild Irish. lis; Senator Jams ll5; Marta Mac. lis.
SISXTH RACE-Selling: four-year-olds and up-
ward; mile. Rose Ring. IS; 'Cordie F.. Sc:
'kiva IS; Augustus Heinze. 100; doll Boy, 100;
Canton 100; Kick. lGa: High Street. lo3: Orb
culatiou. los; Transparent. los; Flying. lT; Blue
beard, los: First Star. H.