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LOCAL
WINDOW GLASS

Baughman Cabinet Shop. Phone 1247.
See the big bargains in Mission
Dining Room suites in our window at
Reap & Crawfords. Il
oh, you calomel, get ont Of the way
and let Liv.ver.lax do the work
Purely vegetable. Ask Bedelrs Phar-
macy. s-T'F-tr
If it is an Incubator you want,
buy a Buckeye" from Cleveland.
Matthews Hdw. Co. t
Our profession Is the teaching Of
stenography and bookkeeping. Terms
reasonable. Are you interested? Call
today. Pine Bluff Commercial col.
lege. 10-28tf
Don't PVT up With unsatisfactory.
Anfe!iahle washerwonnen service. Our
Muhdrv will do your washing in
manner that will please you. Ameri4
can Excelsior Laundry Co. If
:. "PRINCESs" Go-carts. FIT for
the child of king" They combine
durability, beauty, class, and comfort
to baby. Reap & Crawford, sole
agents. tt
Repair that leaky roof with
'"Tiger" roofing for sale only by
Observation-Disclosures Hdw. Co. tt
Anyone Wishing to bnv or sell
Jefferson county script call on Chaa.
Wi, Surr'v Co II
Crop Mortgages, and other legal
HANKS for sale by Adams Printing
Company. -.@ II
Your baby needs the best eo-cart
that can be had. The "PPlNCESS"
is 1t. Reap & Crawford, sole agents,
~. 80 49,, .~@4 .7r9 IT
Lessen the high cost of living by
raising a garden. We. have all kinds
OF garden tools and fencing. Cleve-
land-Matthews Hdw. Co. If
~ Calamel. csI0mel. Y0u cannot stay
Tar Lty-yer-IAx has shown us an aas.
jer wav sak Ucaelrs pharmsrv
Crop M0rteages, and other legal
blanks for sale by Adams PRINTING
Company. tt
r-Anvthing vow NAV 7ead in Poul-
Wv Wire. Lawn Fence or Field Fence
san no found at Cleveland Matthews
Adv Co. --.--l II
Poultry wire. md ponltr" sun
niles for sale by Cleveland Matthews
Hdw Co. tt
4.--5N-cents on the dollar is n har-
rain in a dining room suit. is it not:
That's what YOU can see in our WIN
dow. Reap & Crawford. tt
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

Furnished rooms for light house
keeping, and rooms for lodging, %
cents night and up. 21S Georgia
street. 2-16-6t
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

| have moved my art store from
215 West Barraque street, to the
Bridges building. corner Main street
and Fifth avenue. My stock will be
increased and made larger. and ash
the public to call and see me at my
new location.
l.. P. MULLEGREN & CO.
Pine Bluff. Ark, Feb. II, 1915. 2-12-6t
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Quit LalOmel, 1t Is dangerous. Try
L1v.ver-lax, that vegetable liver syrup
guaranteed to produce even better re.
suits thar calOmel. It Is absolutely
harmless and pleasant to take. Any
child can take Il with safety. Ask
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

2S0 head of horses and mules-150
horses and mares, all broken, ages 3
to Z years old, weight $50 to LOO
lbs; so head unbroken mares, 3 to
5 years: 30 good colts go with
mares; 80 mules 3 to years old, all
broken, $50 to 1000 lbs. Prices sure
right. Call, writa or wire,
VICTOR SIMON, Horseman,
10 N. Santa Fe Ave.
1-21-1m Pueblo, Colo.
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D'l$ 'ooS $50 '.mn .nss NV ~ srssH pus u!sd
ssAsIs1 II no N!lssH opdss!auv s.IsNod
III 3lQp!lsJ plo 'InyIspcoA oV1 40 psIno sIe
sutpus,s SuoI Aou 10 Io,,uu1 on 'ssseo asIoM sVL
eng ,.uoM ss!pswsS lsWo 'ssloS RIO seine
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Accordion Plated Dresse.

Should be sent to Frank Dietrich's
Clothing Hospital to be re-plaited;
also any other ladies' or gents cloth
ing that need cleaning. pressing or
altering. We also put now Innings
in coats and do all general repair
work on clothing.
Phone 1926. Over Cobb & Sons Shoe
Store. 2HO1a Main st. II
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Airships Destroy Submarines.

London, Feb. 1.-Two workshops,
containing German submarines, wer"
completely wrecked. and 20 work
men injured. in Zeebrugge by the
bombs of the British airmen during
their recent raids, it was learned r.
here day. A vast amount of other
damage was also done.
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ELECTRICITY WILL CURE YOU

! treat both acute and chronic
troubles with electricity. Chronic
troubles a speciality. Diabetes, Blad.
der trouble, Structures, Suppression
Of Menses. Painful Menstruation,
Pyorrhea. Asthma, Goiter. Constipa-
ton, rheumatism. Falling Hair
Pimples on face.
DIR. F. P. CASTANIEN
Phone LIT.
Office LOG 1-2 Pin street. All hours
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Low rates to Cincinnati, Ohio and
return. Via. NJ. O. P. Ry., Account
National Ee lcational Association De-
partment of Superintendent, Febru-
airy 22nd to 9th 1915. Tickets on
sale February 10Th to 21st inclusive,
1915. Final return limit. March 3rd,
1915. Rate $21.61. D. G. Payne,
agent. 2-10-6t
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Don't Sacrifice Your
Deferred Dividend Policies

We will pay you cash through your
Bank, from 10 per cent to so per cent
more than the Companies cash or
loan values for policies maturing in
1915 to 1920.
For further particulars call or ad-
dress Nath R. Rodgers, Agt., 1877 Nam
ST., Pine Bluff, Ark. 12-123m
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Advanced Methods.

Just as the flying machine mark,
the advanced form of locomotion-so
the Modern American Laundry marks
the advanced method of washing.
American Excelsior Laundry. tt
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
THE SMITH BAKER CASE.
Verdict of Jury Means that Referees
Decision Was Fair.

New York. Oct. I'm order that the
American sporting public may fully un-
dcrstand the meaning of the verdict rem
dered by the jury N the case of jeff
smith who sued SnOwey Baker. the
Australian promoter. for the money due
Kim for his fight with Les Darcy. which
h.. lost on I foul. the following version
taken from the sydney referee of Sep
tcmher will serve to explain the mat
ter.
Now that the big law case is over. it
is as well to remark that the verdict of
the jury means that the decision of the
referee. Mr. Harold Baker. to the effect
that the foui was deliberate. was given
honestly. and therefore must stand in
accordance with the contract entered into
between Jeff Smith and r. l.. Baker.
The jury's verdict. however, does not
mean that they, the jury. agree with
Harold Bakers verdict. or that they dis
agree with it. 1t simply means that the
decision he gave was given honestly. 1t
is Just as well for boxing enthusiasts
who disc uss these matters. and who in
time to come will quote the verdict Of
the jury. to understand exactly what the
verdict is.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ffve and ore-half ftronss; ,
year-old flhes Lachis 100 Hntl. sl3.41. SO
S.S. won; Busy joe. Is tientry'. SSs0. $50
second: Trout Fly. lG5 Rohiu,on). s 10. third.
Winnie O'Day. Sauterelle. Margaret Ellen. Polly
Connolly. Little Mother. Violet and Rapid Ma
also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeIlins: 3year-olds and ur-
ward: mile and one-sixteenrh. 'EsnEc. lt1
Gapaiel. s.. si3r. 81 Transport lbs 'Henr, },
$50. S.1. second Orecn. los tStearlsl. $50,
third. Time l.JO Alkanet, Helen NJ. ManasscIl.
THIRD RACE-Alowancrs. 3year-Olds; six fur
longs. Marion ,icodby IG VauDuscn), 50 u.
Ss $50 won; SIarkler lni tActoni. 81 %.
so. second: Roscoe GcSse. lT tSnaD. s..
third. Time. l:l5l-5 Grumpy. Coming Tower
and Reflection also
FOURTH RACE-Handicsp: 3year-oi- and up
ward; mile and one-eiShth. Bosanza. lGs SMALL.
$50. $50. $40 won: Aston. 20 Hunt. 81 %
81 %. second; Beluah s. .03 iMarcol so. third.
Time. l5sl5. Fels ard Blackbroom sl>p ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and onHhalf fur'orgs: 2
year-od colts and scldings. Lindcy. 70, Larailel.
S. $50. second; Rifle Shooter. III uHLn"vcrr.
$50. third. Tine. co. 35. Turcr. ! e welch,
Col. McNab. Old Charter. NJ. Bert Thurman and
Petlar also
SMITH RACE-SellinS: 3ysarolds and upward
six furongs. Mars Cassidy. % Judyr. Sl23o.
$50. Aao. won: Cash Delivery. los GENTRY.
$40. S0l. second; Anna Kruter % Williamsl.
s.. third Time. lis 35. Chevron. Billy Joe.
Carrie orne. Juliet iorkrlle. Edith W. Water
proof and Ha' Penny also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-selling: searulds and mp
ward; mile and sixteenth Joe Stein Ns
Uudyl. $3.50. s9. s.. won: John Rcardon, ,l3
Uientryl. $50. $50. second: Allen CAIN l0j
Herbert SAD. third. TIme 80. AlmoIa Law
renee. Matte G. Prospect. Fort Sumter and
Wander also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16

determined rush through the stretch to
take third place. The performance of the
faVorite. Buckhorn, was Disappointing
Going down the back stretch he moved up
in manner that indicated victory. but
faltered Very badly after this rush and
was beaten of.
SchOolbOy Is First.
The opening number. a five-and-a-half-
furlonS dash for maiden 2-year-olds.
brought about the most popular victory
of the afternoon when James Buffers :
Schoolboy scored an easy victory. This
home-bred youngster was making his
second appearance under colors, and his
victory indicated that he might go on
to better things. After breaking well he
quickly opened up a six-length gap on
the field, and all through the stretch was
being eased up.
After Corsican captured the final event
he returned to the stable of his former
owner, w. P. Burch This horseman lost
the 3-year-old at Saratoga when he was
claimed by R. A. White. Yesterday was
his first win over an Eastern track. and
he was promptly boosted to $1,000 by
Burch and sold at that figure.
H. G. Bedwell continues his activities
in the selling races claiming Virginia NJ
out of the third number after she was
beaten. for $500. In this number Mrs.
w. ]. Speirs Chivator defeated the sud-
denly wakened Disturher after a hard
drive. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Purse; "yearolds: five and one
half furlonss. School Bov. o9 iBu'Nclu. SO
$3.50. $50, won Broom com. IL McDermotti.
Sc 60. Si0. second; Smooth Bore. lc9 u. Nc
Taggart). S. third Time l.Il4 Haulon. Mar
mar, Sis L.. Sand Light. Rae b. Bonner. Land
Slide. Delaney and Billy Mctiee also ran
Second RACE-Six furlpngs; selling; . wear
dds. Chivator. los tByne,. SOD. SO. $50.
won: Dsturhe-. IL CRutwen so. Sa' second
Virginia NJ lCs LIllevp. 81 third. Time lis IS.
Col Iiutelius. King Tuscan. ReIfnn. SemIrr Stal-
and southern Star also
THIRD RACE Selling: 9year Ids and upward ::
siN furIongs. Brardvwine. /" McDermottl. 81 :"
so. $50 won; Minstrel, lO5 callahan. $40.
$40. second: Lady London. .c7 Mink. &N.
third. Time. liz - Evelyn G.. 'rItlH.k. Anxiety.
Ormead and lin BaSey also
FOURTH RACE-lU!S1: all age: mile Edna
Kenns. IS Iouderl. 8 50. 5000 $50. won;
Nenetia, IIS tLryl. $50. s.. second. Fan Maid.
l2 u. McTaggart', 40. third Time. lij 35.
star Gift and kaskaekia also
FIFTH RACE Han,iIcAT; 2t,ar."ldS aud uI-
ward: mile and sixteenth. NcIIreiiin %
Mink. sisar. S2.-0. s5.H3. won: M"ltres>"r. lo2
u. McCaheyl. $50. s. %, second; B!ur Thistle.
IG davies. $40 third. Time. 1925. Buck
horn. RUneS and Republican ais" ran.
SIXTH RA|E-SrllirS; 2v..irn.d, and upward ;
mile and seventy Yards Corscan lL6 iMcD-runnt'l.
$40. So. $ y. won: R0val Meteor. u #. Nc
Taggsrt'. $50. $. second; Vslas. l6 ,Smyth,.
$50. third. Time. 30. RAY o Light Spring
mass Joe Rebold Harry Junior and Baltron also
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling; 2-year-old msiiens: six
frIrongs. Jim Oakley. 96: 'Fonnersade lp,: Queen
of the Mist. l62; Tonry Fasion. ,0i: C. Can
tren. lo5: Helen Thompson. lC: Industry. %;
Ruthless, lc: Red Cr,ss. l63; John W. Klein.
loJ: Olive Mciee. lC6: Asparagus Sam. lo7
SECOND RACE-Sellins. 3year-olds and up
ward six furlonss. 'Korfhage. 100: Sosius. lCs
'Dr. Larick 100: Little String 100; Lady Jane
Grey. ,ol: Anakin. .os; 'Dr Carmen, lC9
one and oncsixtcenth miles Disolmsion g; Gold
crest Boy. lO3; Syrian. o.. .Cornmalretta. IS;
Resign. lbs.
FOURTH RACE The Fort Thomas Handicap
2year dds: $500 AIDED; six furongs. -Sterhe,
r.. %: Margaret y. @; Cane Run. I0; Hors
lc5: Lady Always. lC7; Checks. III: Cosmic rs
Primero. lis: Biz NSke. IL: Paymsster. q: Port
light. q: Hufaker. N: Ellison, IN; Pockichoo.
no. Rochester. .'I Kathleen. rs: Mare Henry
III: Blackie Daw. 1T. Checks and Prinero, T.
r. Mcdowell entry: Rig Smoke aud Pockinchoo
T. [. Bradley x Go. entry; Rochester and Kath-
leen. Long entry.
FIFTH RACE-Hsndicap; 3-year-oIds and up
ward: mile and eighth. Water Witch, q
Bronze Wing 100: Lady Rctha lo;: Hcdrr lG
Hanora. S: Hank oDay. 10: star Jasmine Il0
SIXTH RACE-SellinS: iyearolds and upward
mile ana seventy Yards. Stanley s. l03; Alta
naha. los; Transportation. lOs. BsndeI. II: Gros-
venor. III; Fixing Feet Ill; Hard Ball, los
Big Ifpper. los: Orange, los; Guide Post. Ill;
York Lad. IL: ANY Port, III.
SEVENTH RAtE-Sellins: i-year-olds and up
'Birka. los: SurHassinE lOs: Reno III: Counter.
part. IL: Irish Gentleman. III: Dick peadwood
los; Jessie Louise. lOS: Chiffon King. los: Erin,
III; Coreopsis. IL; Worlds Wonder. ia
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
virginia IS Confident
OF HOLDING HARVARD
Charlottesville Collesians Off fo
Cambridge with a Victory Over
Yale to Their Credit.
rcciaI 10 The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va. Oct. 15.-The Uni
versty of Virginia football team left
Charlottesville tonight for Cambridge
eighteen strong and confident that Har-
ward would have her hands full in beat
ing them. The air Of confidence about
the team seemed to extend to Coach
Harry Warner as well. and he stated that
tho chances We're unusually favorable
and the least he hoped to do was to tie
the Crimson.
The men making the trip were White.
Ward. Stillwell, Boatwrisht. ends: Moore
and G. w. Anderson. tackles: II. Coleman
and Thurman. guards: T. Coleman. cen
ter; Calhoun and Brown. line subs;
Mayer. Ed Anderson. Tippett Luck.
halfs: Berkeley and Gooch. quarters;
Spar. full back.
NirSinia's chief dependence in the game
will be straight football. and she be-
lieves that she can advance the ball over
the Crimson goal line by it. Punting will
be taken care of by Allen Thurman.
whose punts have been averaging from
80 TO 20 yards, and it is thought that h.
will be but little bested in this depart
ment by the mighty Mahan. who has
been called Americas best punter.
II Allen is put out of the game the boot
Ing will fall on Tippett. who can push
the pigskin usually for from 4J to =,
yards with good deal of accuracy. He
is also an unusually good broken field
runner. and tackles with great accuracy.
Buck" Mayer is in excellent condition
and expects to give a good account of
himself in the melee
Tn" entire team left in the best of
spirits. and hopes are running high that
they will vanquish the Crimson Satur-
IIE afternoon II thel- do n u-il ho . b.
second of the Big Three that has srIc-
cumhed to Virginia this year. tn" other
being Yale. whitwashed. loo. on Oc-
tOhcr -
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
LAUREL ENTRIES.

First RA"E-Sel!ins; 3-year-old. and upward
IN" mil" and seventy wards. Orperthe. III: Robi-
ne:rI Ill; i:ricalry Ill: Towt"n Field III; Henry
Hutchinson. los; His Mis- lO5; 'Pat'v ReSan lT;
Ia TX. lG: Tam rlsne. loi; MARYLAND Girl Iei: Car
laveroCk loi; Albsna oi Dicks Pet. IO3. 'Iuther
l02: -Niiet '2
SECOND RA"E-Handcar; ?.year-olds: six fur
longs. Fairr, lthsr. le; Prohihiti0n 10: Fern
Rock lT Ztn'llc lO6: resky IoS Spur. lC5: Broom
vale. lh sprint. n2; Po!roma. 100; Black Coffee %
Alfadr g.
THIRD RACE Selling: all ages: six frrlor-s.
Superintendent. u. Yankee Nctorls lis: -Scara-
IH"Gch is; True Steel IA; Devil Fish, ll3:
Water Lily. rs Brave CInardcr IL: Lahore. IL;
EUrvOod. 10: Lily Drme. Io7; Patience rs; Hu-
u.iiiltion. 10. 'kthan .illen lG, ve,!adc 90 Mari
g,d a.
FOURTH RACE-An ages: the Prince George
Handnau $50 added: one mill. Roamer. 81
>trom'rh. -; The Finn. 1g; Ganer. IA; I>,
>kouy. ioi: Addie NJ. lo5: Montreeur. 100;
Dodge as
FIFTH R,CE-Sclling: 3-year-oIds and inward :
one mile and -w,nty yards. MarShon, III: Yoie-
ling 10: All Smiles. loi: 'Bcn Ounce lO3; King
Box. los; 'Cn-S. l0: 'Volant. loI; 'Dly Day 9s
SMITH RArE-ScllinS: 4vcar- -olds and inward :
one and nne-ialt miles. Billie Baker. 10: Tom
Hancock lo2; Napier. lol; 'Trovaore. 100; Rave
nal. 100; 'Cordie r, q.
Five rounds apprentice allowance claimed
The weight on The Finn includes five pounds
penalty.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
IS AFTER WILLIAMS.
Young Mccoy Hopes to Tackle the
Bantam King.

Baltimore. Md. Oct. 1.-THE ambition
OF every boxer is to tackle the champion
in his class. and Young Mccoy. the
local bantam. who has been out of town
boxing for over year. is no exception
For some time he has been clamorinS
for go with Kid Williams. bur
Manager Harris has turned a more or
less deaf ear to the requests Sam finally
listened a while and told Mccoy that
he would have to show around here in
real fashion before he would be con-
sidered as entitled to match with VIII
liams. AS result of this conversation,
the battle between Mccoy and frankie
Brown. which is scheduled for fifteen
rounds next Tuesday night at the Mon
umental Theater. under the auspices OF
the American Athletic Association, will
be staged.
Mccoy is determined to show Just
what he can do. He figures that he will
beat Frankie Brown and then tackle
larger game. such as Dutch Brandt
whom Manager Harris says he will
have to meet before consenting to II
battle with Williams.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
COACH RICE DISSATISFIED.
Rowing Conditions at Columbia No,
at All to Liking of Mentor.

New York. Oct. 15.-CoaCh Jim Rice is
50 dissatisfied with rowing conditions at
Columbia that ne threatens to call off the
race sch. dUlod with Yale on November
-. Lack Of candidates has rendered both
the varsity and freshmen chances of a
successful hoat almost hopeless. Less
than 80 CandidAtcs answered the first
varsity cal last week. and the freshmen
responded even more poorly. II coxswains
and II Oarsmen answering the freshman
call
Four candidates slated for the first
eight have been lost to the Blue and
White cause within the week. Ferris.
JaUss and Spurgeon having been forced
to give up the sport because of parental
objection. and TiChbornc being ineligible
in lessons. Ferris and TiChborne ap-
pcared in the first boat at the first prac-
tice Of the season. while Spurgeon and
Jauss were boated in the 'econd octet.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
AT THE BOXING CLUBS.

Ted Lewis. the English light weight who has
whipped Jack BrittOn twice. ard is hailed as the
next hight weight champion. Eas been rched py
Manager Harry Edw waris. Of the OLYMPIA A A.
o' Philadelphia. TO meet Willie Moore the great
south Phlladelphlan. next Monday night. Lewis
has driven every lightweight in New York tn cover
while Moore has either knocked ont or whinl.d
every man he has met. Fred Welsh the light
weight champion. will sit at the rinSside 10 watch
the bOu-
Willie Herman. of Southwark. will tacke Willie
Moody. Of Port RictmOnG. Johnny Mceley the
hard hitting Southwark lightweight will tackle
fhc rugged Sailor Smiley. Two hravy-wrl-hts Jack
Hubbard. of the e. ). ). Nins,,w and Joe Roserl
Of Philadelphia due to bOmbard each other. Joe
Phillips. Of North Penn. will oT-n the show with
Mix Russell. Of Southwark
Young Jack Toland. a banta weight, who has
hesn winning consistently for the last SIX months
sud hss victories over such boys Young Nc
'T"vern. will take pan in important contest
Tuesday night when he encounters Lew Tend
Ter. the newshny champion. in the windUp TO a
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Rufnex Meet Westover.

The RufneI. who are TO meet the strong West
sunday. holding hard practice every
evening TIE Rufnex will start the game in the
following order: Beckert. fIllback: Tehaan and
Fl lohau. halls, Cunningham. quarter back; Mur-
taugh and '"nluu ends; Parkhurst Stansbury
and REYNOLDS tackles. Coons and Crowley guards,
and Begglns crrter. Al teams averaging 10. and
who want samre. address Inl Biggus manager
.c.l5 L street.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
This Guy Is q Nut.

Philadelphia. Oct. l5.-John Amber. a dairy en-
ployr crlldn't anything hut the Phillies prior
to the world series so he made bet with his
friend and raj Joserh Grear. TO this effect: If the
Phillie. lost the series. Amber to roll reanut
around City Hall, using tOothpick the pTopcll-
ing agency.
II the Phes tn. series. Grrar 70 do
the same sort of performance. In the presence Of
a large and curious crowd yesterday afternoon.
Amber hegsn his task and after many stops and no
end Of jibss from an amused throng he finally made
good the bet.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
UNFINISHED HEAT
WON BY MAY DIRECT

Lexington. Ky. oct 1.-THE final
heat of the 2:lO pace, unfinished from
yesterdays grand circuit card. was
raced here today and won easily by
May Direct. Geers started Napoleon
Direct to heat his record of 200 ga.
but bad break in the stretch spoiled
his chances. the big horse finishing
the mile in 2:0l IA. Etawah reduced
his record to 2:U3.
T'lr~" g no; 20 pace. in q heats Oct. ~:
MAJ Direct. b. H.. hy Nery Direct Taylor
P-'UrE NJ. biz. =. tEaleutine).
B'---ir L.. hr. IN. tRobinSpni ni................
FCruhHl. Nix. m. tMrILersrT '................ >
Goidi.- e.. Comet. Elmer Dickson, Clara Walker
an Tine IwI..rrer also started. Time-2d5 "A.
To t.Ai -" - racing:
Napoleon DIrect. clr H. by Walter Direct tGe-rsD.
Tme-.f.34
To beat 10 81 truttinE:
E.awah. h. h.. h. Al Stan,ey tG'ersl Won. Time
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16

hsng-un show at the Douglas Athletic Club, OF
Philadelphia
Hook Bones. a colored scrapper from Memphis
who has already shown here. will meet Black Dixie
the srmi-wi!dUp Al Fox OF the Eleventh ward,
and Eddie Mullin. of Richmond, will clash in the
third ho-It. Skinny Davis of North Penn will
meet Joe Rowland. # the Tenth ward, in the
seopnd fray. while Johnny Roy will meet Frankie
Conway, Of the Eleventh ward, in the opening
bout.
Elmer Mount, Main Line light weight ia an
XIou5 10 get crack some Of the l35 FOUNDERS,
I,refrrrng Buck Fleming. Joe Welsh. Kid Thomas.
and Young Fulton.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Vigilant Juniors Organize

The Vieilant Juniors have Organized for the sea
son and viii hold their initial practice at Seven
teenth and d streets southeast sunday morning at
1870 O'Clock. The Juniors had a successful sess,n
hst year. 'ieieasing all l5pound teams and they
going TO make strong bid for IN. ~, round
championship this season Capt. Weldon requests
the following to report at the above time next Sun
day: ID. Miller. II. Miller, Taylor. Raha, Frazier.
Knit. Lynn. Flood woodfeh. Hayden, Oliver.
Grinder. and c. Jarvis An teams wishing 10 ar
ranse gamer address George Laux lif7 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Edna Kenna is First
In AllAge Feature
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

By GEORGE B. MORRIS. :.
First race-Robinetta. Luther.
His Nibs.
Second race-Broomvale. Pes
ky, Candle.
Third race - Yankee Notions.
Scaramouch, Ethan Allen.
Fourth race-The Finn, Gamer.
Dodge
Fifth racial Smiles, Yodel-
ing. Ben Ounce
Sixth race-Eillie Baker, Ma
pier. Trovato.