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The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
AUTOMOBILE CLASSIC
LANDED BY 0LDfIELD
Famous Driver Brings Maxwell Car
First Under, Wire in Big
Venice Race.

Los Angeles. March i1.-Out OF one of
the most dramatic and thrilling finishe.
ever witnessed In Southern California
motor racing. Barney Oidfield came to
victory in his Maxwell today on the new
Venice speedway.
Without stop In the 30i-mile grand
prize. or even a gear shift the veteran
speedmaster was ready In the final mo-
ments to close with the rush of n whirl-
wind the gaps which fate In its most
freakish mood opened before him. Old
field averaged 81 miles an hour.
Half a minute behind Oldfield was VIII
lam Carlson in a duplicate Maxwell But
for one seven-second stop he. too. would
have made the speed journey from start
to checkered flag without a call at the
pit
>And then came G. r. RuckstelI In his
Mercer for third honors as a climax to a
most sensational and determined drive
after a long pit stop.
One accident marred the race While
the racers were I'm the ffty-second lap
j. n. Ortiz. a ranch owner. attempted TO
cross the track and was struck by Mar
quis in the BuSatti car Ortiz's left leg
was torn or at the knee and he Is in a
serious condition at hospital
Summary-First. Maxwell. Barney Old
field. i:4:s: second. Maxwell. william
Carlson. 4.2i:i3. third. Mercer. G r.
ATT. fourth. Bugatti. .. IL
Marquis. 4.3l: %: fifth. Case. eddie
iiearne. I:H:5l.
Louis Disbrow. In Simplex. and r. c.
Durant. In Chevrolet tagged after
finish OF NTH car. These were the only
ears running AZ that time.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
.HURLERS SHOW FORM
At HILLTOP PRACTICE
George,on University Varsity Team
Trims Technical High Nine in
Loose Game. 4 to |.

in practice game yesterday on George
town field the varsity defeated Technical
High School in Loosely played game,
to /.
In the three innings that Mccarthy
was on the rubber for the Hilltoppers he
allowed one scratch hit and not a man
reached third base. Brannan. the man
who relieved him. worked three innings
without hit being registered OF his
twisters. Hegarty and Breslin worked an
inning apiece. The former did not allow
a hit. while the latter was hit safely
once, then uncorked a wild pitch. which.
with Spillane's lapse OF memory when he
failed TO chase after the ball. gave Tech
its only run.
Showers. who started the game for
Tech. was hit for a single, which netted
run in the third. and a brace of runs
in the fourth. when two hits were made.
Travers, his successor. did not fare bad.
as only two hits We're made off his de-
livery in the three innings that he
worked
Roberts secured the only extra base
hit OF the game when. in the last inning.
he connected with one OF Breslin's shoots
for a two-base blow over second to detp
CENTER Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
BEN SHIBE LOOKS
OVER BILLY SUNDAY
Athletics Boss Is Astounded by
Work of the Old-time
Player.

Phiiade iphia, March - biiiS
Sunday paid / visit to the Philadelphia
Nationa! League baseball grounds to-
day and performed series of stunts
that convinced the friends who accom-
panied him that the sturdy little evan
gelist Is without a doubt a physical
marvel
Billy had not been on baseball
field professionally for twenty-four
years Ben Shibe, president Of the
Athletics. walked to the pitchers box
and tossed a ball to sunday who had
ripped OFF his coat aud hat. picked
up a bat and stood at the home plate.
The ball hit the bai and went sailing
out into deep center field Billy then
started to sprint around the bases.
Mr. Shibe timed him In l6 seconds.
The record Is Is 40.
After touching home plate. Billy
ran to Mr. Shibe and between puffs
said: We'll. I've still got some of
the oil pep left. but I'm not SO good
as | used TO be" He gave an exhibit
ton OF how 20 score on the squeeze
play and demonstrated how his ola
pla wing pals used TO hit the ball As
he left the grounds. he said.
We'll. that certainly did me good.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
TREASURY LEAGUE
CHANGES ITS NAME
Department Circuit Is to Be Known
as Government League-Shurt-
left as Umpire.

The name of the Treasury League was
changed to the Government League at
the meeting held at the Vim Sporting
Goods store last night.
The Treasury League was organized in
1872 by the clerks IN the Treasury De-
partment for the purpose OF furnishing
recreation Cor tie employees OF the De-
partment. and from time to time other
departmental teams were admitted unit!
at the present time Il is one OF the
strongest leagues In the city
The names OF the teams to comprise the
league during the coming season are as
follows: Navy Department. Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. Library OF Con-
gross. Department: OF Commerce, Forest
Service. and Marine Corps
A schedule committee was appointed
and was instructed 20 draw up a sche-
dule ror a double series. the league to
orcn April 20: each team to PLAY each
team twice In each series. The winner In
both sections to play a Ave game series
to determine he championship Of the
league
Harvey Shurtleft. who gave such SPLEEN
did satisfaction last year has again
been secured 10 umpire games
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-se!!,ns. 2se4ro'd.: to,.- fur.
longs. MsrCahec. ~. BLY, fullerton. C. Nil
;or Campbell. !o5. 'Medea ,'srne v,rn -:
Emily r.. !Gc: Laughing Mater ~ Ira, HANS
:G. Rran. lo': Qui,, lT: Far Away. o.: Frank
Patterson lW
SECOND RACE-se:lns: ,ye.rold. and onward
one mile. Wool. &c: 'Ieupr 10 'Prosr4ro
Lad. 10 SAN C.-uc- OF .Hannis n-: Pal
cada. Or; '"Trcd Chief. lC Boure', Buck 10
Patriotic. 10 utiia. -, John Louis IL: ~
Irion IL: Mise pun!:n. - Henry waIbsnk. IL
THIRD RACE-sr!'ng +year-oIds and upward;
:, turionss Petit B!er. 81 Viva %: .aico. -
Tower. - Eva FadWick. 20 Ms, Eiith. 100
'Ear LILA !0j. Ar Ti.i!. IS. No Quarter. 10:
Rsns;sr. IL: Blk Sheep. IL
FOURTH RACE-GadsIs.arI Handicap. 1v,s--
I'd. and Upward. vae mile and az .!ghth BuelSh
Is Be m Transact. 100: Mud sill ea
Exeter '6, RE-h rs
FIFTH RACE >eI;.nr. Iv.Ar-olt. and .p-lt.
fv- aud Z hat :':r!ou-s Mate g 'Ir.I-ra,or
W rsr Uu!iri. %. F7crnc- Rnbe... % Man
ran"-e 10. '>euera. "a: Gordon Rus-.I 10
Rig -
SIXTH RA"E ~-,.irc pv,sr 81. an urr.-,i
~ ,..r.--s Inr' ~r-l-.. 4. 'Iiina;a =. Re-,
y g. ~ Csrstrs q. 'Cor:-ra =. Nm.
= Il 'Mrs VI. ,5. Russ Sand .e. Fo.s.
. Sc-a:oy James. -
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
JOHNNY K|LBANE
BEATS WILLIAMS
Fea.her-weight Title Holder
Hands Real Lacing to
Baltimore Boy.
DANE NEVER HAD CHANCE
Cleveland Boxe, Hammers Bantam
Champion at All Stages of
the Bout.
DANE NEVER HAD CHANCE

Philadelphia. March ir-Johnny
the world celebrated So rairick's
Day by handing OF; most artistic
trimming 10 the bsntam-weight title
holder Kid Williams tonight For six
rounds the .22-pouEd Irishman pep
pered the Baltimore Dane with every
kind of punch, and a few others
that are rot IL: ;he fistic stuff! library.
Never for second was Williams
IN the running. He was Ike i rank
selling platter IN stake race He
tried. 10 be sure. but his every offer
Ing was either short or Wild as the
March wind. In ;he sixth spasm
kilbane came near scoring a knock
out Wicked lefts and rights, some
shot straight. others hooks, others
swings and still! others uppercu:s
crashed with tons of power on VIII
Jams jaw. He was partly able to
struggle to his corner as the final
gong sounded. That bell was the
sweetest music that ever reached his
Danish" ears
It was a corking night to watch. Kill
bane. who was expected to go in and
simply out box the Bantam champion.
surprised even his most ardent ad-
mirers by standing toe to toe any time
his opponent so desired. and in these
hurricane exchanges Kilbane always
landed and at the same time kept out
OF harms way.
kEbane as a small! edition OF Mike
Gibbons, He is as clever as Attell was
when Abe was champion. and as
rugged q mixer as Terrible Terry Nc
Govern. We has a corking left jab and
also hooks II with - heap of force His
right he hooks within a six-inch mar
gin. and his straight right never failed
tonight to send Williams spinning
across the ring and against the ropes.
. Williams was the first to enter the
ring. He was given a royal welcome
but the Irish predominated within the
four walls and when Kilbane climbed
through the ropes it seemed for a mo-
ment that the noise was going to lift
the roof OF the building.
The lads weighed in with the beam
placed at the 122-pound mark, and
neither moved 1t q hair.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
Juvenile RACES To
BE BOWIE features
Notable Collection OF Two-year-olds
Will Be on Hand Tor Opening
y of Meeting April |.

Euwi,. Md March l7.-ThCle viii be a
nntabl" collection oI stables ut bowie
when that me ting orcns Iur its spring
&, SsoR on AplA !. Practically All Of the
big strings will he rrprcs-nird. especially
ST. tho Juvenile events. and III .iSt ~
euiTic~ for the NariuI> f"atat'- l1C!udC
ihog @hhreis h, luUa.ic to IN uwrcrs
Is Harry PAYNE Whitney. clifford y
Cochran. L Gsrman. III, OUi7rv
stnhle. + Wilson. 4. : 7 Randolph.
J -. Talbot aud pr TNr"r.
Alhcrt Siw"n>. rraire, f"r Nr Whit
ney. Viii take tie larI, ST band Of Young
s;crs down to Mari land 10 sport the
psls h'uo and hF"Nm zap 81 the New York
afrlman. thoSr 2-NesT-old> being the get
o. Hamburg, BurGomaSt"r and rroom-
snch NJ Simous will have iINv four
srsn horses ready {" send 10 the post
for a.. H"wie meeting ami TN thus num-
teI viii To-, many stake winners Of other
veal
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
Cuttings WILL join
MACK'S RALEIGH nine
Promising Loca! Pitcher to Get Try
Out with Capitals for
Training March "a.

Another local boy has been added to
the large Washington contingent
which Is scattered throughout the
country in the various minor leagues.
The young person referred to is Sam
Cuttings. who will board the old South
ern RATHER on March 90 en- route to
Raleigh. \. c.. to join Manager Earl
Mack's band of Raleigh Capitals.
Cuttings is one OF The most promising
pitchers this city has turned out in
many q day. Last season he pitched
for the Temple Schoo! and Braddock
baseball teams and showed to be a
slabbist with many capabilities. Git
tings best assets and the primary fac
tors in any successful pitcher Is
spee,. and control. He is a tall rangy
chap and has the earmarks of a great
pitcher. That he viii! make good in
the Tarheel State is the opinion Of all
those who have seen him perform.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
R0BpEAU IS KAYO.
Charley White Wins Biz Thiladri-
phIa Battle.

Philadelphia. March I7.-Befors a
bowling mob here tonight Charley
White. or Chicago. knocked out Sam
my Robideau In one round. George
Cheney. OF Baltimore. stopped Jimmy
Fox. of San Francisco. In the NTH ses-
sion. Young Ahearn outpointed Jimmy
CIabby In six rounds. Soldier BarfieId
and Jack McCarron boxed a furious
draw. and Tommy Howell outpointed
Joe Borrell-
The five bouts. tagged AZ the Ma
tional Sporting Club. developed more
high class boxing than has ever been
shown here in a single night In the
history OF the game.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE u -. 49,. !5m: :,rce-
-..-o... ans .;FS-: .Ins. " Gam =
.v--.,f. y, F., Q. .~.sye,:. O F.
Ml!. ,os Lambs Tai re. Cacic FL 10 Eec,7
50 "a
Sound R,"s.-fNr- :s.-.rp. pI-- go
:,-,c-ves-1.ls &C 80 ard seTas lint
10, 20, .I.r,e No. % 'p,s. Us E,.-.
a. U ~ - Panty 20 Cl-rr sd !:
Lagoon IL
TTi:RD rNCf "na NE. : - so. r'-~- ~
"a. ard ulNAra S+huE hay. % 'F-.-x 20
N.,- "oh~-. ~ Ha.= DSa-c -. sra.-- -
70 -lor7r a
inUHTH RA'F - '~-'-r-. p.r~ So .r-.-
O.. ..H- nj rg-n-d @.E-- Pa, Re-.
-. Ibr'N %. ','.~'-- y .pr =. d.
hr8.-. 90" W..nanr Re- % 'F--i Ierr 10
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The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Ruus-Roberts Brannan. Barron. Joyce Devlin
First base erms-Technical. l: Georgetown.
Left bases-Technical. 4; GeorEetown. !. First
Hurd. /: OF Mccarthy. :; Oh Branuan. In
nings pitched-By Showers. &; by Trayers. 2: By
Hurd. l. BY Mccarthy. 3: by Brannsu. ;: By Hag-
erty. 2: BY Breslin. I. Hits made-O6 Showers. 2;
OF Trayers, 2: OF Hurd. 2: Oh Mccarthy. I: OF
Bresfn. !. Struck out-By Showers. 2: by Tayers
1: by Hurd. =: by Mccarthy. !: by Haserty, l.:
by Breslin. :, Tvobase hit-RobertA Sacrifice
hit-Barron. Stolen bases-Ochenwritef ca, Baraudi
Barren. Weems, Ray. Joyce Double play-Roberts
to Flood. Hit by ptcher-By Breslin tBrombaush).
Wild pitch-Breslin. Cmpire-Mr. Whitaker. Time
Of camel hour and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Ura,-MIo1i. ~ Mgdt Ailhpusy. Con1olly, Bcss
F,.zre-,id a. Rrrurd ". g. Wrkh ~. DYER
M.T.!rr. G.rsaI. R,.4s Es1.d ans. po1ntn'r
R-nnLlard =. Firt baas . eFr"f-->f.
T....-!r. ; I',o..s ..rrI \ { 3 Let UI ts~es-~t
Is,--r. ., BTu.s..af \. G. q Ia; tasr &C.
49,. ~ NIB. q. - RHnB'! Irr'n-.
,.r,asc ~ We'll j. o. BTa ~. D. Ls-Es.
nv. m...- - Tr-41I -fTu+ at a.
~. by E.. ~ - MIN. fhT'r hs-
W. I'.- q 10 1 Us.-h o.. b. nj
T....rr go. h.' ',t-stf -.rIru go H-ssu
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rr...sr ~ Ut4.a NH7rts r.H-i I4I.. .guuu.
, H-ysrr turr-s VT Rasn TIsns Of SAms-
. no .as o n4Es'o
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
at VIRGINIA Team 10 0-kibane Pounds Williams in Big Fight
MARTIN IS IMPROVING.

Word was received last ntght
from Macon. Ca. % the ef-
fe~r that BILLY Martins broken
leg IL coming alsns n nicely As
possible. u u In such . conAi-
ton ~ 70 permit the applica don
81 the plaster cast tomorrow.
Nartia u expected to arrive O,
his injured limb warrants the
long ride On the train.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
CHARLOTTESVILLE CHATTER.

Charlottesville. Va, March list. Patriek's Day
vas celebrated quietly In camp. few green neck
ties were nooed. and Capt. McBq1te received
,pris Of shamrock frcn, sylvester Breen president
Of the Cardinal Athletic Ciuo OF ALEXANDRIA.
Griffith instituted an innovation by ordering bis
regulars on Lambeth Field from Il O'Clock and
working them until . o'clock. The customary noon
day meal was omitted. and there Considerable
growing on he part of Jim Shaw. but the Old Fox
did not ask the players to do anything he wasn't
willing to do himself. for he stayed with them
throughout the Hacticr.
The expected rain failed TO materialze this morn
! ins- The day dawued cold and clear. The freezing
wind from the Blus Ridge Mountains made its
APPEARANCE again. and the athletes were forced to
hustle in order 10 keep warm.
On account OF many halls being fuuled into
the concrete stadium the Washington club uses up
nearly a dozen balls a DAY. This alone is rather
| an expensive item.
Grif is not wildly enthusiastic orrr the expected
aIriral Of Young Scislic. the Cuban infelder, who
Is expected sonn from 81. Petersburg Fla I'm
give him every show in the world" the Old Fox
declared. and it's up to him to make good"
Trainer MieieeI Ferdinand Martin has invented a
new Imminent soT muscles. The fluid contains
plenty G rTpo.rmint oil ana thus far good results
have been obtAiped.
Alien CLARK. the rccrIi: from ClaksTillc Howard
County. Mo. is determined TO make q pitch-- ont
OF himself He TAKES SERIOUSLY the work cut oslt fo-
him. and Is rIaAr among the phyeo Clark Is
also chess player.
From PRES II. Indications i. LOOK, very nucb /, II
Grlh "oald start the SaSon with the same club
which finished tho 1914 camraiCr Rordeau NAV
crowd out Shlnss Mcelle. for one of the outfeld
Jobs later. but 10 date has not done So
Pitcher Stry-ns r-'l - f.,
;aken on if'e-n ToundS. according to Tranc- Mike
Martin.
George Mcbride is pra1icns he AT Of hitting
To rlgni Held Manager Griffith be!ieres hat Nc
BRIDE viii be useful his .asor and win a, In v,th
his style OF pay Mcbride viii probably be ea,!et
upon ohf m"Te TO 10 his STAR. when the hit-snd.
Tin signal flashes firm the bench
Bail PLAYERS quickly forget the fsu,.. q umr,.
whom they yer 20 rcast % a fsre-yo,-well
so@enny ne othe day mentioned the name o.
me !ate Jact Sheridan the man Who precpts;ed
near no; in htrUt late last simmer.
Poor oid JACK. cid sae II III. paye. "he
WASH himst !ast year. he never uould have
handed ut ;hOse :earfu! joltA Too bad be-, gone"
Crit. "a, csaIrttc, Aas caused /. ~, On
Fipss a. :he !ocAi t"he"cO snr-s The paye-. c,oe
addicted to 'of4n nails ha,. cat them Oh, en-
tirei,. tAy say.
Ia; bSSsse II lis extra b,ik during the faS end
q TIE tsH sHss'a Ne unable 20 get control
trc III. h:s r'chr- !. Gsun to Is pounds At PIE,
ert and Can Aruw :he bill through q sao,hole
Danny Mo,..s- las, .p--rs ~. the scSun.!eiSsd
checker cAan.r. = the amp HI, ;.;is 10 II
GhHse; i"s S'~>'n f'T Pnchc- Booth HopTr. %
day tea; Dam .hr,~ Saraos nut 4 .r,- much tc ,
the delis!, { til. r.ayr-. who .--. 10 tim The
yu:selts: II .sli
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Suhsttnu"ns -We!cheli Tor Gibn, Ls;ch for
DALEY: Daley for Coates Goal. from foor-F,,i.r
~. Peine ~. PEGS 81. Hsupsrr 81. Knox K,i,S
ling Goals from toul-Peinc $ OFT Of !. Krcx. |,
Time Of halves % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
White SoX Celebrate

Modest" Cal. March L The White >a1 ~. a..
were Eass;s q hInor hcrs tNiEy :: IN. g-.. -
fstri< ps' >5eh-z;lor
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18
ST. DOMINICS' WIN.

s.: Don aic', altar hoys former Is seaF-oI cham
r.ill- Of the Di-,-ic- ereued their 81; '~s-'a
Win all -ass Nistury Cvrr tie BrogSisnd Ath!et:c
cub vr,:erdlr !: ~ T. Wsch ~ls STATED in the
i-- .JT the Dosninics frtcnci great ball and ID
ut allow 4 LII
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Crit is not wildly enthusiastic orcr the expected
aTiTal Of Young Scize, the Cuban iniieider who
Is expected som from 81. Petersburg Fla. ''I'n
give him every show in the world" the Old Fox
declared, and it's up to him to make good"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

George Mcbride is pra1ic.rs de AT Of hitting
To righ; field Manager Griffith te,ic,es :hs, Ne
br1de vii be useful his SEASON and win @. in With
his style Of pay Mcbride viii probably BE- oaI!et
upon onr m"e TO 10 hi. STAR. when the hit-snd
rin signal flashes frm the bench
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Pitcher Storms. who reported hog fat. has ,heady
taken on hfte-n FOUND. according to Trainer Mike
Martin.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

From rroH n: Indications i: looks very much II if
Grih would start the SaSoD with the same club
which hnish@d the 1914 campaign. Rcndeau may
crowd out Shlnss az Mcelle. for one of the outfeh
Jobs later. but TO date has not done 50.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Alien CLARK. the rccrIi: from Claks.illc Howard
County. No. is determined to make . pitcher out
OF himself He TAKES seriously the work cut oat fo-
MN. and Is I>T1lar among the pbyeo. Clark is
also a chess player
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Trainer Micllsei Ferdinand Martin has invented a
new Imminent soT sore muscles. The fluid contain,
plenty Of n'p2-rmnt oil and thus far good results
have been obtAired.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Ball PLAYERS quickly forget the faults q ump.rs
Shor tAeS YER wont 20 -cast % a fareyou-wel
Scuehniy .hc othe- DAY mentioned the name ~
The ate Jack sheridan. the mar Who precp:,ated
near no; IN h,trat late last s,ramer
fo"r Old Isrx. cid sae II the player. "ke
WASH hinsE !ast year. he never Nu,ld have
handed uf ;hos :earfu! ioltS Too bad h.', gone
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

On account OF % many halls being fuuled into
the cooaete stadium, the Washington club uses up
nearly dozen balls DAY. This alone is rather
an expensive item.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Grs'. he, cisar~ttc, hss oar.,d . ~ =,
Fps a. me .ocal tnhercU snr-s The p,ay-. o,ce
addicted TO or!n nails ha,. cat them out en-
tireis tAcy say
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

The expected rain failed 10 materialize this morn
ns- The day dawued cold and clear The freezing
wind from the Bms Ridge Mountains made its
APPEARANCE again, and the athletes were forced to
hustle In order 10 keep warm.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

ChariotteSilic. va-. March list. Patriek's Day
vas celebrated quietly In camp. few green neck
ties were noriced. and CAPT McBgiRe received
spris Of shamrock from sylvester Breen. president
Of the Cardinal Athletic Ciuo Of Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

Fherc m1st ID s'n,el.!aS II Doc Ayes tke.y
Ia; ba'.Gse II lis extra 1rik during the faS erd
q TIE tsH sHas'o Re WIS unable 20 get control
fnc The hs T.fchr- IS G.,Wn to Is pounds az pre-,
eut and Can LLr,w he bill through q kao,hoIe
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

stEa. r.s.-- .r - 10
go 90 u-r' eA.a =. t al, 10. N 10 a.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-18

aAf.N' tN"S 0s~as s~-uf is>. 'n- -. Pl-h-s
" - - ~ E. -" IN :: ~,tGe- y .As:
- -. p 49, - - \s::Jl., ION The To-.:.:r
G. Z -, = r.,s. D.. -: I,-r ..i r.,.r.rr p
fire. gan. aas..
Evening star., 1915-04-07
PLEADS FOR SHAD FISHERY.
Secretary Redfield Calls Attention to
Threatened Destruction.

Col. Beach. United States engineer Of
ficer in charge of the Baltimore dis
trict, has received from Secretary Red
field of the Department of Commerce,
through the War Department. a letter
regarding the enforcement Of the regu-
lations for the protection of shad and
herring in Chesapeake bay and its trib-
utaries. in which he says:
The situation is such that the great
shad fishery of Chesapeake bay, on
which thousands depend for their live
lihood and tens Of thousands for their
food supply, is seriously threatened,
and the sole resource under the present
conditions is the oversight and action
of your department. Much has already
been done by our engineer officers in
this respect, and their spirit of coop
GRAFTON is wholly admirable. They,
therefore, do not need criticism, but it
will show your earnest will in the mat
ter to back them up in doing tho equit
able and firm thing on behalf Of the
general public. to which these fisheries
are Of such infinite value"
The local engineer office also received
copy of the letter through the Office
of the engineer officer in charge Of the
Baltimore district.
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Kill Catarrh Germs
and Stop Catarrh
Breathe Tins Antiseptic Drv Air In Your
Own Home and Quickly End Cstarrh
Head Colds and Snuffics

90" ~ the S.irCst signs of tatsrIh Of tho
lead. D"-" ami throat is catching cold
easily. NEcn Non have catarrh the mucous
bierhtanc~ ar initi timed. swollen and sen.
sitiy" and siiG.f draft or sudden change
nr letnpcra fuFc NJ once SETS you snerlIng.
-ounlin= and vtpin. your nose Then again
vatie ihess delicate Tissues are IN an in
han"d state tie catarrhal germs sneezct
31t ana couSh"d up by otAer sufferers ind
quick and easy lodSinent il your affected
nose and throat and Immediately start eat
ing their way Into your raw sore organs
Ihcn your catarrL gets worse and sou wake
up mornings with tongue thick mouth
sticky and nose all stopped mp.
Catarrh can he overcome and me germs
~ catarrh DESTROYED II you VIII 20 to
o'Donuells Drug Store in fact any other
good drug store and ask for large com
plete iiyomei pronounced High o met treat
meut. consisting Of bottle OF The oil or
Hyoruci and small bard rubber inhaling
device.
You put few drops Of the iiyomei oil
Into this inhaler and then put IL between
your lips and breathe naturally this pleas
ant. sntiseptic healing air of Hyomef way
into your nose. bead. throat and lungs. In
three minutes your air passages are cleaned
out. you breathe easily and the discharge
stops. and II you will do this every day for
Q few weeks you will drive every catarrb
ferm and every symptom Of catarrh entirely
from your system.
Byomei, when used with this inhaIing de-
vice, = always cold with the positive guar
aatss that It must give you sucnessful re-
suits o. yeu esn havs yeur money back