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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
Captain Of Texans To
Join Cleveland For
Season OF 1915

Austin. Texas. March ~ Herbert
Massey. captain of the Texas team. will
leave Austin Saturday tu join th, Clrvr
land Americans NOW training nm New on.
leans. MASSEY has hrru VA the Texas
team for the past three wears. having
made the team when he Vas q freshman.
Last year when Jack Iuuinh~ ui the
Philadelphia Athirtir~ saw Mike Ia
acton he said: With another YEAR " he
able coaching If William Dish that
yolmgStcr will b. able 40 hold down q
potion On our iufirld." ~cy rll offers
from teams VI faster rompany have hrcn
received ~ Massey. hut were rejected for
college baseball.
Massey gets n nn for signing the rom
tract and 100 N month fur hi~ time While
PLAYING with the Cleveland team
The team presented the departing rap
tain with a handsome suit ease with his
name stamped un the side I'M gold leaf.
Coach DiSrh made the prt sanitation
speech. expressing his regret Nv seeing
the fast ShortStop leave. Nj. DiSch com
minded Massey a. \ PLAYER ans a. 4 true
sport un and nn The baseball diamond.
and iH The words w The coach. Nhnyc lll
he j. 4 gentleman.
IN hi> reply ~ the tribute paved him
Massey expressed hi~ rrgrrf 49, iraving
thr team. and The hone that wv would
sometime have the chance ~ visit his
teammates.
Tom Gmhrrll. the speed, shnrtstnp.
was elected Nv hlI to- Vacancy mad, ~
Ma~~r,'~ leaving and will Nv ~rrn ~
>hort>top for the remainder ~ The sea.
son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
NEGRO ENLISTED IN GUARDS
His Acceptance Indication of Democratic
Effects of the War.

London. Mar. "a. James Slim. a pure
negro and Il native Of Jamaica. has en-
listed a. a private in the Coldstrcam
Guards. Before the war il would nave been
impossible for q negro 10 JOIN u white
regiment in England. let alone one Of the
produc~t and most famous ut the crack
regiments. The fact of Sims acceptance
is a strong Indication Of the democratic
effects Of the war.
Shin was IN France when the war broke
out, and Joined the French foreign legion.
Wounded IN battle. he was sent to u hos
pital where hc expressed the wish 10 Join
Kitchener new army. Word was sent
to Kitchener with the result that he was
allowed to enroll IN the Coldstreams.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
Thursday Evening.

s-Prayer and praise service.
s:l5-lnformal talks. "Why ! Became a
Missionary" Revs. ". a. Ross. X 4 Nor
row. III. l.. Ross and j. o. shelby.
9-Doxoloey; benediction.
Officers for l9l4-l5 are President. Miss
Frances HARDWOOD, Gonzales. Texas; Wee
president and secretary 81 literature. Mr..
{. +. Carsner, Victoria, Texas: recording
secretary, Mrs. ". X. Marsh, Bceville.
Texas; treasurer. Mrs. a. +. Schc>kc,
Gonzales. Texas: secretary foreign mis-
~iun~. Mrs. {. {. Stone. Corpus Christi.
Texas; secretary assembly home mis-
9ions. Mr.. :. II. Silver, Mercedc-. Texas
secretary local home missions. Mr. II. Il.
Weathers. Yoakum. Texas; secretary sun
day school and Young peoples work, Ms
Lila Brown, Cucro, Texas. secretary
Christian education and ministerial relief.
Mr.. {. W. Culver. San Antonio. Texas:
field secretary, Mr.. Y. G. Staples. Kerr
vile, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
SOME DON'TS
FOR STOMACH AND LIVER sur.
FERERS.

Don't take medicine for Your stomach
ailments. morning, noon and flight, ~
usually such medicines only give temper
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happens to be- in the stomach.
Don't permit \ surgical operation. There
D. alway~ serious danger III operations and
IN many eases of stomach. liver and inie--
final ailments the knife can be avoided if
the right remedy J. taken N time.
Don't 20 around with a foul smelling
breath caused by a di>ordered stomach
and liver. 90 the discomfort OF those YOU
come III contact with.
Ii you are 4 stomach sufferer. don't think
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Most stomach ailments are mainly
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Don't suffer con~tant PAIN and agonN
and allow Your stomach ailments 10 phv.
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Mayr'- Wonderful Remedy has been takrr
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
AN ORDINANCE.

~ ordinance amending section third ~ an
ordinance PASSED IN the city council. January
III. 1919. frr tlr lrvyiuE uud providing fur thr
assessments AMI collection NJ taxes NV drfuty
The current expenses ~ tho city uf brownsville.
Texas. Tor the Improvement 1T ruads. bridges
and streets ~ said city. for the erection aud
construction MI public buildings. watrrwurk~.
electric lights. streets. sewers AMI ether per
maurnt improvements within the limits W said
cltA. aud e. supplement the state
.schoul fund apportiuned o. said city.
frr the year lnll and providing fnr StN
Ter cent interest Ter annum. and y penalty WI
IN Book NJ. u. page - ~ thr minutes VI thr
city council 10 Brownsville. TNas.
IL 10 ordained hy thu eity council If thr
city ~ brownsville. Texas. that >rttinn Third
M ~nId above styled ordinance shah NJ. amended
a. hereafter. read a~ follows. tu-wit.
Section THAT all said taxes hereby anil
which shall he assessed and imposed under aud
hy virtue uf this ordinance. shall hs imid 81
ur before the 10Th dly IT April. A.. H.. 1915. and
N penalty uf TEN tlul rrr cent shall accrue nn
The entire amount W all such taxes which hrr
not paid W. ~ before the 10th day uf April.
1919. and al "a -aid taxes not paid on or Dee
fore TIE 10Th day II April. 1915. shall bear m
terrSt 40 the rate ~ ten tlnl Ter cent prr nh-
mum after said April ~. 1919. whirh said iu-
tcrrSt and penalty shall hr paid Nhrn tu' taxes
Passed Us tn city counril ~ the city ~
brownsville. Texas. this 10Th day 81 March,
:. I'll nWuRMAN.
AprrovrI: Acting Mayor.
CRISANrD NIII.Alsl;EAl-
| oS.,D W. $50 lot.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
One Cent a Word First Insertion Ia Cent a Word Each Additional Insertion

held on the first Tuesday IN April, \. ~. 1870.
the same being th. 9th day ~ April 1919. Tor
the purpose M cl"cting The following officers.
IN anl fur said city. tn-wit.
One alderman ~ ami FIR the first ward ~
said city.
one alderman in and for the first ward Of
said city. unexpirrd term.
tine alderman IA and for The second ward N
Onr alderman w and for IT, third ward w
III AMI fur each ~ the respective wards 81 said
said city.
Onr alderman IN and for the fourth ward q
said city.
That said election shall wv held IN each VI
the four tlI wards WI said city. ~ arturduurr
with ana a. prescribed NJ the hwS uf the state
II Texas. ia such ciscs made and provided.
aud the folluwiug places ARE hereby designated
a. polling places nnd The PARTIES hereinafter
named urr hereby appointed rlrrtinn "%fiirrrs
First lard.
Said election shall hc held IN the first ward
~ said city. ~ q frame house belonging =" X.
H.. t,urril. uu the north side NJ Ah~ ms street.
corner NJ Fourth street. uErd ~ n bakery
Presiding ufirpr-t VI. More.
Judgr-Frank SavitrhrE.
Judge-Amus Rich.
Iudge-I. H. Ilallam.
Second ward.
Said election shall WI held IN The second ward
M what w known A. the uhreru~ hall. between
Ninth and Tenth street. ~ the north sid. ~
ADAMS street. ia said city.
Presiding uthccr-F. W. kibbe.
Saunders Gregg.
.Indgr-M. a.. MrIIavitt.
Iudg, -ISidurn Iungnriu
Third Ward.
Said election shall be- held in the third ward
az the ud council chambers. being the place
over the Texas lunch counter. un the Market
square. w said civ.
Presiding urirrr-F. II. Starck.
Judg,-A. bittmaun.
Judge-Josc Garcia Anorgu.
Judge-E T.. llinklry.
Fourth ward.
Said election shall hr held IN the fourth ward
M u brick house belonging ~ John MrCIiuturk.
on Elizabeth street. between 1Iirteeuth aud
Fourteenth streets. IN said city.
Presiding ufierr-Emilr Wise.
Jndgr- Grant MrAIirharL.
IulE,- Rudulfu Iu~u.
George VI. Futrgnat.
In Testimony whereof. witness my hand and
the official seal If said city - Brownsville,
Texas. hcrrun impressed. at office. aud ia IA,
city M Brownsville. Texas, this The 1T day N
March. a. H. 1918
:. I. DNOIMAN.
Acting Mayor
Attest
CRISANTO NITI.AItREAI.
tIty secretary
tSralD -aaa0t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
CHURCH WOMEN
WILL MEET AT
SAN BENITO
laTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
WoMAN'S PRESBYTERIAN
WILL BE HELD.
WILL BE IN SESSION TWO DAYS BE-
GINNING WEDNESDAY AND END.
ING THURSDAY.

The fourteenth annual meeting Of the
Woman's PrcsbyteriaI II the West Texas
P~resbytery Of the Presbyterian church, will
be- held al san Bcnito Wednesday and
Thursday. March 81 and April J. II j.
expected that from thirty 10 forty women
really opens with IN informal service to
night. The following program L. an
nouucaj
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Wednesday Morning.

9--Dcvotional service. led by Rev. +. q.
Cannon, Harrington.
the pastor.
INSTRUMENTATION hymn.
l0-Grcctings from our president, Miss
Frances lIarwood. Gonzales.
l0:l5 - Enrolment Of Representatives
and new societies; minutes Of Presbyterial
1914.
10 :+0-DiScussion Of tahulated report,
Mrs. ". X. Marsh.
ll-Announcemcni ot committee; gen
ernl business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
THIS-ANO FIVE CENTS.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, en-
close five cents 10 Foley * Co, Chicago,
ILL.,, writing your name and address clearly,
You will receive IN return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey AMI Tar Com
pound. for coughs, colds and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills. and Foley Cathartic Tablets
Martinez Drug Store, north corner Market
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
NOTICE OF GENERAL CITY ELECTION
FOR THE CITY OF BRO nSvIlLE,
TEXAS.

Under and ~ virtue ", and IN accordance
with the laws ~ the State ~ Texas. IN such
eases. made aud provided and pursuance - an
ordinance of the city council of the city of
Brownsville. Texas. made ~ it's regular SrS-
sion upon this date. ordering and providing fer
n general election a. ~ held ~ nnd fy the
city If Brownsville. IN Cameron county. Texas.
notice j. hereby given that . general city elec-
ton in and for the city If brownsville. will be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
TEXAS COTTON IS BETTER
Much Discussed Half and Halt Does Not
Compare With IL.

College Station. Texas. March 81
That half and half cotton. the staple
which has been discussed - much these
davS doe. not compare "a all favorably
with the native Texas varieties ~ the
statement Of II. II. JoIson. assistant ar
gronomist TO the experimental statiof
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30

The moisture holder of a new letter
scaling device H. - arranged that III n
pile ~ envelopes ~ placed beneath ID
with the gummcd edges upper most NJ
will moi>icH The gum 90 each in turn a.
lit j. Withdrawn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30

\ French inventor claims 10 have
discovered a substance more sensitive I o
wireless waves than any now in use and
10 have perfected receiving apparatus
which does away with all our outer
wires and antennae.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
Tuesday Evening. March 80.

s-PralSe service.
s:l5-Words Of WELCOME. 10y the Pastor,
Rev. George C.. Moore.
s:30-llome Missions. Rev. Samuel VI.
Glasgow, Mercedes.
a:l5-Oneriug.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30

MISS SOFIA 4. CAVAZOS beg. ID advise
her patrons that her dres>making e-tab-
li~hment i now ut 900 jefferson Street.
-320l5t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

The ciy council has amended thr ordinance
creating thr tnN lrvy fur thr fiscal year 1914.
extending thr time iur IHy mrnt ui tANr~ TIC
thut year until April VIZ. 1915. Aft"r April
~. 1913. all taxes fur the alafv" Year unpaid
will be- subject q" the penalties fixed N Law.
a. a. nIHld IN.
-g 1l1 III. tty Tax Collector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30

Sanitary Innings lnr wash basins have
been plicntrd. madr ~ auti~rrt Hllv
treated paper with = string 80 inserted
that when h A. pulled the paper j. torn
Az lrt It> contents escape into n drain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30

Marriage may he a civil contract. but
some men act very mcivil shortly after
the contract i, duly signed and sealed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LESSONS-MiSs Francisco BO-
lado. 52l Elizabeth street. Sessions 3
ia 4 and I 10 = ID. m.-215tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30

at the A. A NJ. rullcgr and who ~ IN
charge of cotton Investigations. Mr..
.Iobson says that the staple j. not ~
good ~ the Texas varieties and that IVA
tests IN seven of The Texas stations with
in the past few wears the half anil half
has ranked from twenty seventh ~ nftv-
seventh IN produrtivcncSs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
Wednesday Afternoon.

Quiet hour. "Medi,ations on the Life
Of Christ Mrs. v. Z. Staples. kerrviIle.
2:30-The Montreal Conference, MR..
Chris q. DullIug. San Antonio.
3-'Mcxican Women and Our Relation
20 Them" Mrs. W. A. Ross. Brownsville.
3:30-"A Plea for the Prayer Circle"
Mrs. G.. ". Culver, San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-S20 to S25 per month extra
money 10 any employed person without
interfering with regular work. NJ selling.
No canva~~ing. Positively nn investment.
Unemployed need not apply. Address The
Silver Mirror Co.. Inc. l23 N. Madison
Street, Chicago. Ills 2u it,
WANTED To BUl-One spindle legged
table. about three feet long. Address
N.Y. care Ilcrald.-32T 81.
MEN our illustrated catalogue explains
how We teach the barber trade IN q few
weeks. mailed free. Write Molcr College.
Dallas. TeNn-.-327 6t.a
WANTED 10 hear from owner ct good
farm Tor sale. Scnd cash price and de
-cription. u. n. Bush. Minneapolis. Mimi.
-32glt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
RAILROAD SCHEDULE
U COAST LINES.

GULF COAST LINES.
Mo- From Houston Ne
lOl Ar. lO.+J q. "a. lu3 Ar ll15 4. B.
No To Houston- No
lU1 Ly. J.tD ana lui lv. S45 y. 90.
Brsn~h Line
~ sam Iurdyce- krum Sln furdyce
Nv. g.bU "a. m. Ar. Do u m.
Motor Gar
From Aissiun- To Mi.sion-
Ar. 1855 a. IN. ~. 4:I5 y. IA.
RIO GRAhDE RAILROAD.
Rrnwnsvill~ Faint Isabel
~. gUO a. a.. Ar N aD n. m.
AR. $50 y. m. Nv. 800 D. On.
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
Nv. Matamnrus $3.50 N. IA. American time.
Ar. MEtamOrus. $50 y. M, American time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30

Most women are born leaders-and
most men are born followers thereof.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
Wednesday Evening.

s-Prayer and praise service.
S:l5-Foreign mission sermon, Rev. G
Il. MeAkee, Mutoto, Africe.
9-Offering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
Thursday Morning.

9-Quiet hour, "Neditations on The Life
of Christ" Mrs. V. [. Staples.
9:30-Repori on s~yncdical meeting. Miss
lIarwood.
l0-Roll call, Representatives respond
by giving O. number of points attained in
the standard Of excellence, (2) most help
tul feature in her society the past year.
IL :30-Report of Presbyterial officers.
ll-Graybill Memorial School, Mrs. X.
G.. Morrow.
ii :3O-The Montair Conference, Mrs.
Staples.
Thursday Afternoon.
Quiet hour. "Meiitations on the Life
of Christ" Mrs. v. {. Staples.
2:30-Echoes from the Laymen's con-
v%ention. Mrs. Z. q. Duilnig.
Emissions III Africa, Mrs. George /.
Mckee, Muioto, Africa.
3:30-Reports III committees.
3I5-Selection oil next place Of meet
ing; election Of officers; installation
minutes.
4:l5-Clesing hymn. God BE With You
'n3l We Meet Again"
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OR SALE.

FOR SALE-3nO steers and bulls. cheap
Write II. +. George. u. q. Box Alb
Brownsville Is 1T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-30
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms $3.50 and 50 per
week at Southern hotel, corner Ninth
and st. Charles.-lZ III.
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MEXICAN NATIONAL

Nv. MAtamurus G:3l "A. IA. American time.
Ar. MttamOrus. $50 y. ~. American time.
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RIO GRAhDE RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
ATLANTIC WEEK
PROVIDES FOR
FAIR CORINTHIANS
Special Race for Yachts
women Over Sea
Gate Course.

Race week at the Atlantic Yacht
Club, which begins tomorrow with
race for yachts handled by women ever
short courses, for special prizes. prom
ises to be the most interesting that the
club has ever enjoyed. In the race Tor
women last year the dozen yachts that
started were caught in nasty squall
in the Lower Bay, but the fair shippers
proved equal to the occasion, ana
brought them all across the finish line
without parting a rope yarn
The series racing for classes X ana
below begins on Tuesday, and John
Brophy, chairman of the regatta COM
mittee, expects that some of the New
York Yacht Club "ffties" will be at
the starting line, as well as many OF
the "thirties" and any number OF the
smaller classes. He has arranged to
have a feet of the small yachts towed
from the Sound to the Lower Bay to-
day and tomorrow.
In order TO supply full crews for the
owners who have said they are going
70 be short handed, Mr.. BrOphy has
invited amateur members of nelghbor-
Club and volunteer to man the boats
that are short and to enjoy the sport
for the week. The races VII start
each day at o'clock. In addition 10
the regular class prizes the yachts Will
race for the Thompson trophy and the
Childs challenge trophy. This race IS
set for Friday, and on Saturday the
Bensonhurst championship race Will be
held. A.
There will be entertainments for the
members and visiting yachtsmen every
evening, starting tomorrow night WIN
tbe frst presentation in the metro
poiitan district of The Battle Cry OF
Peace" which is said to be. the most
noteworthy achievement in the history Tis;C,
of motion pictures. Francis A. Wels-
man chairman of the entertainment
committee. advises all hands to see
SThe oilskin Quartet" The Beautiful .1
Sextet," "The Chorus OF rory anu
what are said TO be the six funniest
end men that have ever been mustered
for a Sea Gate minstrel show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
SCOTTISH SOCCER
TEAMS BEGIN PLAY
Celtic Off to Good Start by
Scoring Over Motherwell
Eleven.

Glasgow, Aug. 21.-In spite Of 'he
war the Scottish League soccer sea
son opened to-day, with a full list of
games, which aroused great enthusi-
asm throughout Scotland All clubs in
the league are barred from signing
any players who are not doing their
share in work connected with the war
the 900 players taking part in to-
days games having completed a full
weeks work for the government.
Celtic, which won the championship
last season. relied upon the majority
of their crack players, and got off the
mark in fine style by beating Mother
well by 8 TO /. Hearts turned out an
entirely new team, the whole OF last
Seasons players having Joined the col
ors. They came bad cropper in their
away game with st. Mirren, losing by
4 to !. Complete results:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
FORMER CHESS
CHAMPION GETS
BACK IN GAME
Showalter Competing in
Tournament After II
Years of Rest.

The meeting of the Western Chess
Association at Excelsior, Mimi, be-
gun last Monday, received interest by
the participation of Jackson w. Show
alter, Of Georgetown, Ky. This player
has come back TO the chess arena after
practically eleven years rest. The last
tournament he played in was that at
Cambridge Springs.
He held the title of champion Of the
United States until Frank ]. Marshall
beat him. He acquitted himself well
in the first five rounds played at Ex-
celsior, not having drawn or lost a
game, and winning two.
Another feature of the Western
meeting is the appearance of Norman
T. Whitaker, of Washington, former
champion of the University of Penn
sylvania, and Of the Southern Chess
Association.
Following is the score of game,
played in the Western championship
tournament between the leader Nor
man T. Whitaker, of Washington, and
J. W. Fry, of Charleston, West Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Relnstat.ment,-42 20 ,. m. AUG ~ T ,w II
: Dick assigned 3lst; 945 a. m, AUG u. w II
Uarford assigned 4Oth Joseph Meyers. assishsJ
iTgd. Frederick Mus and g. 7. cooper sssisneu
lied: J. c Grolh assigned l72d ana }. A "e@9'
Temporary Asslsnments.-Ptlmn; Joseph braay.
ID 20 & o.. chauffeur Is days ; a, m Aus ~;
H. r. Pas,orini 18th. 10 10Th ]; D. 80 days :
p IN. Aug ~: Thomas Agnew i'Zd' 10 framing
School 30 days a m. Aug 20 NJ. ~ q,
Leaves Of Absence without payl-Pumn' w. A. , d:
Morris. 10Th days M. avs aus EDWARD T Safi
roll il sit6 day. = p; m. Aus Y; s9 ole q
Obrayrs. l6lst. | day. l2Ol a; H. =, Aus Aus %
~ = Maybeek 18th day; a m. AYE Aug, q q
w r jarrett, l6lst days l5:ol a. M; aug sc6oo
Full Pay While on Sick Rspot:-ssfst d s,,N NJ.
O'Grady 5Sth noon Aug g. Ptlmn. r. ou,h'
van a. 18Th io.2o a m. July 20. to noon. Aus 10:
c T. slevin. ssh. 1920 a ~. aug ~ JANUS
Stelnback 37th II rs IN, aug, 10 ,.,, ..
suspsndsd-Ptmn. C y. rubbing. 2SSd. noon
AZ Rs,,sa.d-Noon. Aus 20. Ptlmn Harry Barnett.
l5sLA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Nat Sherman ROuSeS
Kew West Athletes

Nat Sherman, the old Dartmouth
Splinter and broad jumper who won
several New England intercollegiate
Championships in his day, has not lost
bis interest in athletics. For time
after leaving college he competed for
the Boston A. A., and resigned when he
removed to Key West, Fla. He can
yassed that city for athletes and in a
short time organized the Key West A.
{. He has stirred up so much enthus-
iasm for athletics in Florida that a
state championship track and field meet
viii be held in Key West on Labor
DAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Dog Lists to Close
for One-Day Show

Entries for the one-day open ar dog
show of the Columbia County kennel
S STs 6T BE s. Re viii a. cose on
Win George f. Foley, superintendent,
at Hudson, n. Y. Charles G. Hopton
Is 70 be Judge of all classes.
The exhibition is taking Lenoxs
n,ace on the circuit and offers money
on the percentage plan in every class
and cups and cash specials galore.