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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05

gan June q, will close to-day. Rev
Mr.. Harlow. the pastor, and his able
assistants have done good work. each
morning and night having a large at
tendance.
DR.. Eugene wightmnn and Mr.
Frank W!ehtman. of Baltimore. are
guests at "Telcourt," the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Pinkney Wightman.
Mrs. Sue Wright and Master Robert
Boiling Lancaster are visiting Mrs. j.
Lyon Price in Chase City.
Dr.. 6. G. Hatcher has gone to I.w
York to join Mrs. Hatcher for a visit
to relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. r. T. Blackwell are
guests of Mr.. John Black we'll in Louisa
Rev Conrad Goodwin has returned
from China and is a guest OF his uncle,
Rev. E. L. Goodwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest a. Grey. OF
Houston, Texas, former residents OF
Ashland. are expected here this week
to spend some time.
Miss Helen Skillman ia entertaining
house party at South Wales" her
home near town The guests include
Misses Florine Guilbert, Eloise Bias
ingame and Sara Hughes.
Miss Frances Dodd, OF Kentucky, is
the house guest of Mrs. Shirley Carter
Mrs. b. Morgan Shepherd left Friday
FOR Clearfield, Pa. TO visit her brothe err
Frederick K. Prosser
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Stnnt-DOrnin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG VA. July 4.-Mtss
Mary Dornin and Donald r Slant. OF
Bristol. Va, came to williamsburg
Wednesday evening, and were quietly
united in marriage by the Rev f. Ruff
fin Jones, rector OF Bruton Parish
Church. The ceremony was witnessed
only by the brides sister Mrs Cald
well, Mr.. Caldwell and Mrs. O'Heara,
OF Yorktown. The party came up from
Yorktown by automobile and were
married at o'clock in the historic
church. to which the young people had
been attracted on account of its asso-
Citations. Mr.. Slant is a practicing at
torney of Bristol. Several marriages
OF this kind have taken place in Bru-
ton Parish Church the past few years,
one couple coming from Pennsylvania
with large party of relatives and
friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
the city. after visiting relatives in Nor
folk, Portsmouth and Ocean View.


Mrs. j. Willard Craig and Miss Mil
drcd Craig arc spending the summer on
Long Island and in the Adirondack
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Boykin, of 2123
Floyd Avenue. will leave Tomorrow for
a stay OF several weeks In the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
Mrs Harvey c. Clarke. of Virginia
Avenue. Highland Park. has left for
an extended visit 10 relatives and
friends on the Hudson.
Mrs. Alexander wadsworth and her
small daughter, of Norfolk, are spend
Ing several days with the formers
father &C. c. Walker. on Park Avenue
Mrs. 'Travers Wood has returned to
Richmond. after n visit TO Mrs. Jen-
nings c. Wise in Lexington
Misses GLADYS and Miriam Coleman
have returned to the city. after visit
ing near Providence Forge.
Mrs. Albert II. Flournoy is spending
some time in New York.
Miss Elizabeth Morton is the guest Of
Miss Marianne Gibbs at Wayne, Pa,
and will later visit her aunt, Mrs.
George Washington, in Charlestown,
West Va
Mrs. w. r. Herring liz at Black
Mountain. n. c., where she IL spending
a few weeks with her sister, Mrs /.
u. Marley. of this city.
Miss Mary Lyman, OF this city, is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs L.
r. Treat in West Point
Misses Margaret and Ella Lewis and
Enylin Carter. of Richmond. are visit
ing Miss Eliza beth Meyberg in Ash
land.
G Darlington Moseley who has been
n II
leave to-day for New York. where he
viii spend the summer studying at Co.
lumbia University
Miss Maria Adkins and Miss Virginia
Ellington, who are at the Ellington
country place near Gordonsville, have
returned from short stay in Wash
ington.
Mrs. J. Lewis Frazier. of Richmond.
IS visiting Mrs. d. T. Epson at her home
in Blackstone.
The Misses Vanderslice and Miss
Alice Taylor are spending the week
end and Fourth of July holidays with
hiss Dorothy Mcdowell in her home
at Huguenot Springs.
Mines Neal has returned from Or
anEe, where he was the guest of Miss
Allen Gray a. "Montebello."
Mrs. B. II. Cohen. OF Newport News.
has "a her guest her sister, Miss Helen
Gerson, Of this city.
Mrs. J. j. Greene and her children, of
ANton. are spending some time here
with Mrs. y. J. Haley and Josiah Smith,
Jr.
Miss Maria Minter. who has been
visiting In Richmond and Norfolk, has
returned to her home at Walkerton.
Miss Annie Fleet. OF Richmond. "a
spending week with Mrs S. B. Court
ney at Burlington.
Miss Lucy Bridges is the guest OF
Mrs. Adam Tredwell in Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
TO PROTECT TRAINERS
OF RYAN'S POLICE DOGS

LYNCHBuRG, VA, July 4-Herr
Benz, trainer at Oak Ridge Of pack
Of German police dogs imported from
Germany by Thomas F. Ryan. has had
made here several heavy suits OF thick
sail duck. to be used in protecting per-
sons aiding in the training of the dogs.
1t Is said to be Mr.. Ryans purpose to
breed and train these dogs and dis
tribute them throughout the United
States for the protection of the police
in outlying districts of the larger cities.
In the pack are ten females and eight
males.
Herr Benz was for ten years n train
er OF these dogs in the city OF Berlin,
and for number of years showed his
charges at bench shows Early last
year he came to America, and has Since
engaged with Mr.. Ryan to import and
train these dogs
1t is claimed that these dogs are
much superior to the American blood
hound In Intelligence as we'll as rum
ming down criminals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Decree In Tnrtte Case.

Judge Il. G. Southall, of the Circuit
Court of Petersburg, after confirming
the rights of the anti-Tartte element
of the Harrison Street Colored Baptist
Church to the control of the church.
entered n decree permanently restrain
ing the Tarttc faction from interfer-
ference In the affairs OF the church.
The contempt proceedings against n
number of Tartte adhetents for al
legged violation of a decree of the
Hastings Court In interfering In a
church meeting, were dismissed. with
one case against ELI Tartte continued
over to. October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Total resources AGAR,
Total liabilities ....so,371.ss7 z
Council Elects Officers.

At the adjourned joint session Of the
two branches of the City Council,
Alderman William f.. Poole pre-
siding, George Beasley was elected reg
lister of Water Works, TO succeed W.
T. Mulcaba. resigned to accept the posi-
tion of Superintendent Of Streets.
Thomas B. Machin was reelected as
Police Commissioner, and William II.
Wilcox was reelected as Fire Com
missioner, to succeed themselves.
For members of the School Board
the Rev. Charles ii. Stribling was re-
elected for the first districts Thomas b.
Ivey for the second district, and r. b.
Wilcox for the third. +. r. Bowman
was elected for the fourth district over
+. w. Smith, whose term has Just eX-
pired. Thirty OF the thirty-siN mem
bers of the two bodies we're present at
the meeting.
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ANU S E NJ E N T S
About the Thentera.

ABOUT the Thenters.
Those who remain in cool Richmond
to-day, instead of moochlng over the
country on hot picnics or hotter sea-
shores, Will find amusement enough
and of many varieties in the theaters
this afternoon and tonight.
AT special matinee at the regular
hour, $3.50. the Bijou Stock Company
Will present the first of It's perform
ances of The Marriage of Kitty" in
which Julia Taylor and Edward Arnold
are featured. This bright light com
edy served Marie Tempest as her first
legitimate vehicle In this country, and
met with an unusually cordial recep-
ton when ii was first produced With
her easy and deft comedy method, Miss
Taylor will almost certainly give q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Y. NJ. C. A. building.

The Y. NJ. c. a. building In Union
Street Will soon be opened in all de-
partments. The board OF directors
has decided that boys secretary and
n physical director shall be employed.
The finance committee of the board is
considering the matter OF bond is-
sue to the amount of 100000, the pro-
ceeds to be used in completing the
furnishing of the building. All the
dormiatories in the home have been
furnished and are permanently occu-
pied. number of cots for the ac-
commodation OF transients have been
installed, and there has been found
use for all of them
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Orgnnizn tion of noard.

The Board OF Tax Review for Pc
tersburs. recently appointed by Judge
Mullen. has organized for work. The
members of the board are r. w.
Prichard. r. T. Meade and Forrest w.
Tucker. Mr.. Prichard was elected
chairman. Under the law. the clerk
OF the Husting Court is made secre-
tary OF the board Clerk Robert c.
Bass therefore, flls that position. He
VIII attend all the meetings and keep
all the records OF the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
important Meeting.

The meeting Of the board OF SUPER:
visors of Prince George County
scheduled for Tuesday. will be a very
important one. The board will be
asked to ADOPT resolution calling
upon Judge West, Of the Circuit Court
to order an election and submit to the
people of the county the question OF
Issuing county bonds to the amount
of 100000 for road improvements
$4,000 Of which will be expended In
the construction OF highway from
Petersburg to City Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05

w. Kruse: assistants. j. r. Charles:
treasurer r. ~. Reames: conductor.
T.. c. Smoot: warden. b. T. Mann; inside
sentinel. RI. f. Weeks: outside sentinel.
j. c. Challender: trustee. NJ. r. Lyons:
representatives, ]. j. Weber and NJ. r..
Lyons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Assistant prie.t Amounted.

Bishop OConnell has appointed the
Rev. Father Francisco Theado as as
sistant to the Rev. Father Haier, OF
st. Joseph's, Catholic Church, and the
young priest has entered on his du-
ties. The duties of Father Haier have
recently so. greatly increased as to
necessitate the services of an assis-
tant. that the various missions in tho
parish might not be neglected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Fifth of July Events.

The Farmers Union of Prince George
will give an all-day picnic at the
county courthouse on Monday, and
hundreds of people are expected to at
tend. Interesting features of the day
will be addresses by Westmoreia nd
Davis. candidate for governor. and
President Thornhill, Of the State Far
mers Union.
The cornerstone of the large new
high school building AT Mattoaca will
be laid Monday afternoon with Ma
sonic ceremonies, conducted by Powha-
tan Starke Lodge OF this city. EX-
Governor a. ]. Montague will deliver
the address.
The annual all-day picnic OF the
Shiloh Baptist Church will be given at
Carson on Monday. In this city Mon
day will be observed as a holiday in
honor OF the Fourth
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Con firms Large CIas..

Especial 70 The Time F-DIspatCh.)
DANNILLE. VA, July fright Rev.
Bishop O'Connell. OF Richmond, this
morning confirmed a class Of twenty.
six at the Church of the Sacred Heart
here. The service was very largely at
tended by Catholics from far and near.
AT the opening OF his sermon. the pre-
late recalled that thtrty-fve years ago,
the Danville Catholic Church was in
his parish. While here Bishop OCon4
nell was the guest OF Rev aFther A. ].
Halbleib.
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VIRGINIA nEicu

Two fast steel trains with Pullman
parlor cars. leave Byrd Street Station
daily at a. NJ. and 3 p. NJ. the latter
connecting. IN Union Depot, Norfolk.
every weekday with train direct to-
Virginia Beach. thus avoiding trans.
fer OF passengers and baggage across
the city. The y. & w. Is the only line
offering this convenience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05

Meanwhile. the Strand will display
for this week-what is said to be a
most interesting Observation-Disclosures
From the Clouds" AS It's title woul d
indicate. the pictures were made from
an aeroplane In addition to this novel
feature. there will be shown a nne
series OF pictures OF the reunion end
It's crowds. as well as many other
scenes Of local interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

special to The Times-Dispatch.
LYNCHBURG, VA. Julw
Ruth REYNOLDS, of Big Island, and Rohs
ert w. Walden were married on Sal,
urday night at the residence Of G
Wilmer In Madison Heights. Rev NJ
L. Mintz. OF the Baptist Church, Off.
ciated. ~
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woMEN's MEETINGS.

The Richmond Nurses. Climb nil
meet in the Young Women.s Christ;an
Association club rooms this afternoon
at o'clock. A large attendance "a
requested. as final arrangements will
De made for the moonlight excursion
ut this meeting. There will also he
several other important discussions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
JOneS-BranfIv

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WELDON. n. c.. July 4-James
Robert Jones. of Tillery, formerly of
Emporia, va. and Miss Eva F. Brantly,
or Emporia, Va, were married here on
Saturday night by Magistrate d. p
Stainback "
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. A. Langstaff Johnston and her
taughters, Misses Lulie and Mary
ohnston, of West Franklin Street, are
|.aving Thursday to spend the summer
h Orange.
Mrs. Walter Jackson and her small
laughter. Virginia, have returned to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Installation of omcerx

Virginia Council, No. 3, Junior. o. U.
a. NJ, celebrated its thirty eighth
anniversary, and installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Past councillor, W. Q. Reames: coun-
cilor. ]. II. Holloway; ce-councilor,
w. r. Lyons: recording secretary. r.
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Install Pastor.

The Rev. Michaux Raine, late of
Danville. was installed as pastor Of
the Third Presbyterian Church in this
city to-day. The Rev. Francis NJ.
Allen, of Hebron, presided and preach
ed the sermon, the Rev. James A. Nc
Clure, OF the Second Presbyterian
Church, In this city, delivered the
charge TO the pastor, and Recording
Elder William Hodges Mann delivered
the charge TO the people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Brcnk Ground for RaiIwuy.

Ground will be broken at two points
on Monday for the actual construction
by the Petersburg and James River
Corporation of the Electric Railway to
link Petersburg and City Point. The
work will be begun at City Point and
at White Hill. midway to Petersburg.
and the two corps will work westward
towards this city. 1t is announced
that the contract for the heavy steel
rails for the road have been award ed
to the Maryland Steel Works. at Spar
rows Point, the rails TO be shipped
on dredges next to City Point. The
corporation has secured right of way
through Prince George County The
franchise for entering the city will be
awarded by the Council on July 10, to
the highest bidder-the Petersburg and
Appomattox Company TO be one of the
bidders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05

happy impersonation OF the very
charming part OF Kitty, and Edward
Arnold will. or should, be at his BEST
I'm the straight part of str Reginald
Belsizc, who wins her hand and then
her heart.
a. r.. Denman, who has substituted
several times in Richmond for rest
seeking managers, takes charge of the
Lyric to-day for four weeks, at least
His first feature act will be the High
land Variety Festival" in which twelve
Scots-somc of whom are Draw and
some of whom are bonny-will sing
play and dance the music and steps
best known In the Land o. Cakes &c
centric comedy will BIO supplied by
Mullen and Coogan, who are hardly
Germans, though their nationality Is
not featured Other acts programmed
presented by the American Farce Play
ers; Henry G. Rudolph's single turn,
and musical novelty.
For to-day only. the Coloniars fea-
ture photoplay is "Fighting Bob" a
film drama of romance and adventure
In Mexico. Orrin johnson, one Of the
best leading men OF the legitimate
stage. and Olive Wyndham, noted for
her personal loveliness as we'll as for
piled by the Metro concern The
island of Reseneration," with Edith
Storey and Antonio Moreno, returns for
tomorrow only. This Is the photo
play that broke the ColonIars attend
ance record two weeks ago. An added
| feature of the program for to-day and
tomorrow Will be Charlie Chaplin. in
The Film Johnnie"
For the frst time, the Little Theater
announces itself as the home of first :
run Paramount pictures. Beginning
| to-day, and continuing through the
first half of the week, the Little The
later's screen will show Hazel Dawn,
late star of The Pink Lady" and other
| musical pieces. in Gamblers Advo-
cate" 1t is understood that this pho
toplay Is a romance, but is, neverthe-
less, filled with exciting Incidents OF
the character common to melodrama
An automobile accident is said to be
one Of its most startling features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
FINANCIAL SITUATION
HIGHLY SATISFACTORY
Analysis of Combined Statements
OF Four Banks OF
Petersburg.
REVEALED BY CALL OF JUNE %
Council, at Adjourned Session, Elects
Observation-Disclosures Church To
1nstalls New Pastor-Othef News
From Cockade City.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 4-The
financial situation here as revealed by
the government call of June % on the
oahks is highly satisfactory. The fol-
lowing analysis OF the combined state
mehts OF the four banks of the city
OIL Petersburg made on that date, as
compiled by Wallace D. Blanks, cashier
OF the American Bank and Trust Com
pahy, is very interesting:
Resources.
Loans and discounts. s7.o31,742 20
Overdratts .............. 1892 %
Bonds and Investments. S0T,2l0 03
Stock Of Federal reserve
bank ............ $4,000 90
Banking house and lot and
furniture and nXturcs... 1883 81
Redemption fund with United
States Treasurer 800. $4,000 90
cash ana in banks....... l,3l5,57S SO
Total Resources $9.3Tl,69T 81
liabilities.
Capital stock paid in...s 100000 90
Surplus and profits. l.256,O$7 10
Circulation. less amour; on
hand for redemption -. 4S3.497 80
Rediscounts ............. 279,i24 81
Bonds borrowed .......... $4,000 90
Trust funds ...... 1866 81
Reserved for interest and
taxes .............. ss,s47 So
Deposits-banks and indi-
viduals Observation-Disclosures. s.a59.7o4 As
Total Ia bIIi,iao
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-28
Harry Grant Burned
So Badly He Cant
Run Next Saturday

NEW YORK. Sept g7.-HarTy Grant.
noted automobile driver and twice winner
Of the Vanderbilt cup race. was so badly
Turned today while contesting IN the
elimination trials for the Astor cup race
al the shepshead bay track. that he will
rot be able 10 enter the contest next
saturday, Grants automobile caught
tire while travelins at a loe-mile aa hour
clip and Grant and his mechaniclan were
developed In flames.
They brought the machine 70 a stop
and jumped out, but Grant was burned
severely on the legs and arms and was
taken to a hospital. The mechanism
escaped with slight burns. hospital au-
thoritles said tonight that Grant would
not be able 10 leave the institution for at
least ten days.
Those who qualified for the Astor cup
race today were: wilcox. oldfield. Rick
enbacher. Cooper. RestA. Aiken And
Haupt. Resta made the best time. speed
ina at the rate OF loe miles an hour.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-28
Fontenelles Enter
The Foot Ball Field

The Fontsnelle foot ball team has or
ganized for che season with the following
men trying for positions: Thomas, seaton.
Hatch. Croft Williams. Brewster.
schrumm. Alwine. Connolly, Parker.
Ftnnegan. 0unnotte. Bradway. Smith,
Carlson. Gautier. Glasgow. oney. Mahn-
ert, Seaman. Mordiok The Fontenolles
have thestrongest team since their organ
iEation two years ago and are expected
to be in the midst OF the fight for the
city championship Sunday they win play
the Monmouth Parks q practice game at
the Douglas county fair grounds. The
FontenellOs would like to book games
with any team IN or out OF the city. Ad-
dress Manager Vine Schmittroth. soei
Meredith avenue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-28
British Stock Market
Shows Improvement

LONDON. Sept. H.--More eheerf,ilness
and strength were displayed today in the
stock market than for some time past
Trading was Influenced by the bouyancy
of the Wall street market and by the be-
ginning OF the long expected offensive
movement In France and Flanders.
The demand was distinctly better with
the idea that the present low level OF SCI
curities win not be duplicated again.
The movement was assisted by the be
lief that further news OF a favorable
character may be expected shortly
British securities hardened perceptibly.
American stocks were 81 to = above FRI
day's close.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-28
ORDERS INTEREST ON BONDS
OF kE0KUK ROAD PAID

CHICAGO. sept H.-Payment OF tSs. T5O
semi-snnuai interest on s2,75O.oOO first
mortgage gold bonds OF the Keokuk &
Des Moines Railway company guaran-
teed by the Chicaxo. Rock Island & Pa
cific railway was ordered today by Judge
Carpenter In The United States district
court on the petition OF the receivers for
the Rock Island The smaller road was
placed under the operation Of the Rock
Island by the order OF Judge Carpenter
June y, 1913 The interest 10 due October L
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-28
TERRIERS MAKE
1T FIVE STRAIGHT
KILLERS Single in Ninth, with Two
Out, Brings in Run Which
Wins.
NOT AN ERROR IN THE GAME


ST. LOUIS. Sept. g7.--Miller.s single in
the ninth inning. after two were out
brought Kores In with the winning run
and ST. Louis made Il five straight VIC
tories In the series with Buffalo, which
eloeed here today.
Both teams played errorless ball. Score;
R,H,E.
buffalo i.,.,..S Q SSSSSS % g
Batteries. buffalo. schulz and Allen,
st. Louis. CrRndall and Hartley.
Rogxe Blankh Newark.
PITTSBURGH Sept, 2T.-ROogs shut
out Newark today, Pittsburgh winning,
2 20 Q. seatcn was bit hard. although
no pitched himself out Of several = Pa 20
S SI.:.S,'..r go SSSSsS 9SIs &
dem Pittsburgh. Royce and o'Conor.
Whales whip Tops.
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Chicago held their
Positions IN the iaat lap OF the pennant
race by defeating Brooklyn. TO .. here
today. Bill Bailey pitched the shut out
No Brooklyn runner reached third base,
score: R.H.E
srPoElyn ....9SSSSSSS sS,S
chicago hs,.r1,.s - ar0oS y Wy wilson up
ham and n. Smith; Chicago. Bailey and
A. Wilson.
stovaus via Twice.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 9i.~-.After Balti-
more had tied the score in the eighth
inning OF the first game, kansaa City
Duncan's errors lost baltimore the sec
ond game, TO 8 Five double plays fes'
tured the first game. Score. first game
BaltimOre 20 ooeoe
Kansas city. o o 0 o e-S e.
batteries; Black and Russell; johnson
and Brown.
Score, second game. RH. y
RanSaS caty;...S 3 "a ga 9 / u II
Batteries: A. r. Johnson, Young ans
J Owens: Honning and kasteriy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-28
Thirty Thousand in
Horse Show Prizes

Kew YORK, Sept a.-Premlums
amounting TO $4,000 were announced to-
day BY the National Horse show asso-
clation for its thirtieth annual exhibit
lion. beginning on November g.
Prize lists for 1856 competitions were Ia
sued 20 500 owners Of show horses
throughout the United States. The num-
Der Of classes TO be judged h. with one
exception. the largest since the firsl horse
show was given In 1888
A number OF special prizes have been
added 70 the last For the first time a
woman has been invited 70 become one
of the judges. She u Lady Beck. Can
adlan director OF the international Horss
show assoeiation. an English woman.
who rode her own hunter In the last
show hsre.