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The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
MANY WASHINGTONIANS
At REHOBOTH BEACH
Capital Folk Visit Popular Delaware
Resort for Trips of Vary
ing Lengths.

Rehoboth Beach, Del, July S-Rehoboth
Beach had a tremendous crowd over the
Fourth. Hotels and cottages 'overfowed
Many Washington people are visiting the
resort.
DR.. and Mrs. E R. Morgan were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Mitch
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Burrell have a cot
tage for July.
Mr.. ]. Hillman and son are spending
several months at their bungalow
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence V. Wilson and
children are guests at Ivy Cottage for
July and August.
Miss Evie Morgan is visiting Miss F1os-
sic Greer for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynd Hoffman are at
Marren Cottage for two weeks
Miss Ethel Shaw gave a sailing party
Monday afternoon on Rehoboth Bay Sup
per was served on the boat. Twenty per-
sons enjoyed the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Earnshaw have a
house party for a week at Pine Cottage
DR.. and Mrs. Morisina are spending
the week at Delaware Cottage.
Capt and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and
sons are here for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. serinock are spending
July at Hill Bungalow
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Powell are at
Clergy House for a week
Rev. E. T. Jones and family are at
their cottage for July.
Miss Nettie Tappan is entertaining a
house party of Washington girls for a
week.
Miss Katie Lyon is visiting Mrs. Henry
Merritt at her cottage in Delaware
avenue.
Mr.. Henry James is a guest at Ivy Cot
tage.
Hotel Henlopen has the following
Washington guests: DR.. and Mrs H M
Schooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Wal
ters. Gen. and Mrs. G. S. Grimes, Mrs.
r. ]. Herring and two children, Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Leach, George W. Hearne,
and E. NJ. Davis.
BelhaVen-by-the-Ocean has the follow
ing Washington guests: Mr.. and Mrs II
F. Farmer, B. G. Bryant, Frederick Mid
dleton, r. B. Buzzard, Mrs. G. N. Wood,
Master Carl Wood. Mrs. ]. G. Cauld-
well, Miss Grace Cauldwell M. ] Plum
mer, NJ. J. Ward, and Miss Doris Wood
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse; maiden 2-year-oIds; hUe
and a half furl0ngs- Paramount, LIZ Martini,
S0. san $50. won; Immense. lGl Cooper,
S7D $40 second Irregular III Taylorl. S.lU.
third Time, l;Gs Is Flora Finch. Now Then.
Dr. Barlow, TraI4rng. Ed Alvey and Vagabond
also ran.
SECOND RACE-seniDg; 2yesr-Olds and up
ward SIX fur!ongs Casey Jones' ia iGcntryl, $.
$50. $50, won; Liberator. 100 Brown. so. $50
second; Skies Knob. IL lGoosel, 50. third Time
l:l2 IS. Polroma and HuntreSs also ran.
THIRD RACE-AdTance money; selling; S-yesr-
olds and upward; six frlongs. Sister Susie. lOI
Narinl, $50, S.O. $50, won; BrOokfeld Ia
UaPalllel, Sl0. $50. second. LAnghorne IL
Connolly, s.. third. Time. Is MorTistown,
King Box, Briz Old Charter, Mater also ran
FOURTH RACE-HandicSp: 3-year-oids and up
ward; mile and eighth. Lady Rotha, IL CGOose)
$50, $3.50 $40. won; EmbTuider los Cooper $50.
s.. second; Water Witch IL Connolly $40
third Time. 81 Is Ellison and White also
nan.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. America. IDS Mar
TIM, $50. SIS and $50. won Harry Kelly, lC7
tGamer) $50 and s., second: Berlin. III Wan
dUsenl $40. third. Time l:l3 High Gear Walter
h. Pearce Plraeus, Velvet Joe, Buford, Gallant
Lad and Lady Ivan also
SIXTH RACE-SiX furiongy Spsrkler, 100
(Graves), Slls 20. S2270 and ss9 won; Bring
Hurst, rs Goose. $50 and $50 second; John H.
100 (Bruwnl s. 60. third Time, / IL IS Beautiful
Girl. Lady Always. Fleetabele and J. J. Murdoch
also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Mne and an eighth. Gold
Crest Boy. Ill lFuerstl. $40. $50 and s. 30 won;
Booker Bill. III Connolly, $50 and $50 SEC
Ond Irish Gentleman, ia (Gamerl So third.
Time, l:52 35 White Crown DisturbeC. Howdy
HO~dy, Stephen r. and Lady WOrthinstou also
nn.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
GLENCARLYN TEAM
DISBANDS FOR YEAR

In answer to numerous queries as to
why he abolished baseball at Glen
carlyn, Va, after such a successful sea
son last year, Manager Gus Chew gives
the following reasons: l have always
maintained on my team nothing but
Glencarlyn talent and as several Of my
best players have been called away by
their vacations, I would not have the
same spirit in the game with outside
talent. OF course, I could assemble a
team like the Clarendon and Cardinal
aggregations with material from all parts
Of Washington and Virginia, but what
credit would that be to me?
II would be like bringing fine large
com from our Western States into Vir-
ginia and taking the credit for develop
ing and producing something great.
Well, I want 10 tell you that when
Sheets ShewalteH was called to New
Haven. Conn, I lost the mainstay on my
team in fielding and batting. He also
played this year on Tech and in both
Iine-ups he proved to be the best all
around shortstop in amateur ball around
these parts. Stevens, OF this years West
ern High team, played third for me and
as he is with the Maryland Guards at
Annapolis, and he, too, is greatly
missed.
AS for Jarboe, every one knows Of HIS
reputation he made in striking out nine
teen last year IN the Government LeaE
The rest OF the bunch were all right,
too, but could not see my way clear to
continue our schedule without the trio
In Washington that have games booked
with US may consider them as cancelled.
Yours truly,
GUS CHEW.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-MAiden: SyeA--olds and upward
mile Prime Mover, Ill (Schsmerhorr), SIN, So
s. 60. won; Anticipate 10 Ward, SO. 5, SEC
ond; AroiCntc los CPIckeus). $50, third Time,
~ 2-5 TEC-lc'iEe, Politician, Smuggler, Wild
Horse, Cupids Dan also ran.
SECOND RACE-Se mile and seventy Yards
Mr. Mack. lO7 ,Waril. SIS. $50 $50. Won; Vslas
i0 CPickensl, s.. $50. seOnd; Lady SFirituslle.
100 Brown. $50. third. Time. l46 Is Lehish,
soroaste-, Kneelst York Lad also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handizp; 3-year-olds; s1 fur
longs splutter. I6 lRobtnsrnl. $50. SzO. SD
won: LADY Cr1rzoH is lPlckens. so. $40 So
end; Silk Bird. 10 CMcAtee', $50. third. Time.
lIS3-S Miss Fay mad TaTtaraan also
FOURTH RACE-Fort Erie Stakes; seln.
$3.50 added: Syearolds and upward: EG fur
longs. Slueeler is Darlington. $40, $40. $50
won; Bars and StsS. ll4 louder. $50. $50.
second; Mars CASSIDY. 10 (Obert $40 third Time
lIZ 35 Souvenir, Water Lady. Thorn Hill also
FIFTH RACE-Irrse. 500: 3yesr-olds and Up
ward: selling mile and seventy yards Supreme,
liz (Metcalf. Ss.So $50. $50, won; Hedge ROse
lis CRobinsonl. $40. $50 second; Patty RAg4n,
10 CPAringtonl. $50, third. Time L4S rs Hand
full. Mary Warren. Harry Lauder also rNn
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500; 2yeAr-olds: Eve and
half furiungs Incug. los lAmbrosel s. $50
and $50, won; Pas de Chance. los tPaHinglonl.
third Time NT IS Lynette Lord FItz HeTbe-L
Queen Of the Sea and Blue Grsss Belle also m.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500: 5-year-lds and
upward; mile and sixteenth. Harbart lC2
Brown. $3.50, SnD. a0. won; Byoonscdse. IO7
CMcAtsel. $40. $50, SECOND: Buzz Around lI2
tMUIntain). s. 60 third Time lA7I5 Sea Beach
ArstOcTst and Bon Ounce also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
SAYS HE WILL PUT
UP $4,000 PURSE
Benny Pressler Talks in Big Figures
About Willard and Dillon
or Levinsky.

Baltimore, Md, July s-When Benny
Pressler. matchmaker of the Oriole
Sporting Club, announced that he had
matched Jack Dillon with Battling
Levinsky for the light
championship of the world there were
a good many who scoffed at the talk
and said that Ben could never bring
these two top-notchers together for
l5-rOund decision match in Baltimore.
Yet the matchmaker of the newly
organized club has turned the trick and
this pair of well-known boxers will
cross gloves over a distance of fifteen
rounds late next Thursday afternoon
in the open at Oriole Park. 1t was
big game to tackle. but Ben did it
and brought it to earth.
Flushed with the success that has
been his in bringing this pair to-
gether, Pressler will now go out after
still larger game and this morning
he announced that the club would
make a formal offer OF $4,000 as
a purse for a bout between Heavy
weight Champion Jess Willard and
the winner of next Thursdays go at
Oriole Park. Pressler realizes that
Willard is tied up with a circus con-
tract at the present time and unable
to get away just now. He wants,
however, to be in on the ground floor
AASIl Otoo NOtS llillSll Win AIlC SllSuo
and thinks that the local offer will
cause Jack Johnson's conQueror to
think more than once.
While Pressler is very busily en-
gagged on the match between the
heavy-weights. he has a bout between
bantams booked to take place next
Tuesday during the late afternoon,
also at Oriole Park. This will bring
into action frankie Brown, of New
York, and Billy Fitzsimmons, of Yonk
ers. Brown is well-known and re-
Gently won over Louisiana here. He
has met the best in his class, with
the exception of Kid Williams and
Johnny Ertle, and Pressler's efforts to
bring either of these boys into the ring
against Brown for this match were
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
For Monday

FIRST RACE-sellins; 2year-olds; five and one
half furlongs- Velvet. lN; Duchessnof LizEiu,
lcs; Bonnie Lassie. log; Alice weisenbach. ZOE;
Oakwood Boy, liz; Mouotouy, liz; E Rey. III;
Sophia Gatewood, lo4; Ruth wehl, lo9; Tuck Zoe;
Glad. 100: Miles Finlen liz; Tom Manson liz
SECOND RACE-Sellin&; 3year-olds and upward
mile and one-sixteenth. 'Dehra s.; Brown Vel
vet, ss -Almeda Lawrence. l02; Dude, l03; Star
Of Love, lns; W. W. Clark uo; Burwood IL
Injury. ll5; Intention. &c. Solid Rock 100; SaTno,
l03; sidney Hellman. !5; Surprising 10; Just
Red. 10; Miss Fannie, Ill
THIRD RACE-Handicap; 5yea--olds and up
ward; mile and seventy yards. Ask Her. 100;
Bonanza, lo2; Father Riley. los Floral Park 100;
Syrian, lo5; Grover Hughes, LIS.
FOURTH RACE-six furlonss; 3year-olds Thistle
Green, l0S; Mary H, l03; King CORN ll2 Julia L..
I03; Kinney. 1os; Blind Baggage. L.
FIFTH RACE-Pleassnt Ridge Handicap; 2-year-
olds; five and onehaf furlongs- Phociah. 100;
Velvet Joe. ln; Tom, ir.. los; Aurisa lis; Sol
Gilsey 100; Lady Ivan. los; Guy Fortune ll2;
Ffigerio, Is.
SIXTH RACE-sellins: 3year-olds and upward /;
six furlougs. Jane Strsith, IS; Shine. ss; Lady
Jane Grey. 'lo2; .Liberator, LOT; Moretown. loe;
Udele Hart, Ill; MAY Bird. 6; Deliver 10; Alta
mahs, lo6; Wanda Pit1er. lG; Hawthorn. 10;
Korfhase. IL
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: Syesr-olds and up-
ward; mile and onesixteenth. Little Bigger, 90;
Bobs Olga, 90; Ekton, 81; Jerry 100; 'Brookfeld
lo4 Anna Brazel. 30; High Horse g; Southern
League, %: Harry Gardner. lo1-
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Ticket Runs irst in
Classy fremont Stake
Son of Great Ballot Beats Star
Gaze to the Line in Fea-
ture at Aqueduct.
KILKENNY BOY Is FIRST

New York. July S.-Ticket, son of the
Great Ballot, showed his heels to a classy
field in the 5000 fremont stakes at Aque-
Duct today, breezlng over the six-furlong
route in lib rs. Star Gaze managed to
keep his nose ahead OF Hourless for sec
ond money. Ticket, the popular choice,
carried only 107 pounds, while Hourless
was weighed down with 1T. Amalgama-
tor also was heavily backed, the odds be-
ing battered down from to l. to 9 to 2.
he was supposed to be sleeper. That's
what he did.
Short Grass, the imported horse, had
things his own way in the Brookdale
handicap The only time he was let out
was in the last quarter when Borrow
challenged. Short Grass opened up
gap OF two lengths almost as soon as
the webbing shot up and held it through
out. Pennant and Achievement declined
the issue.
Knkenny Boy, the Butler star, won his
hfth straight victory, leading the field
in the fifth race. He was 4-to-5 favor
lite. More than 1900 racing enthusiasts
we're present today. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Mares; 3-year-olds and upward ;
handicap; 500 added; six and a half turlonss.
Rhine Maiden. lO lR Hoffman, to l. ) TO l,
TO S. won; eClandra. liz u. McTasgArtl. to l.
10 s. to s. second; LorAc, los CKeOghl. 70 !,
to 2 TO 5, third. Time, I'D rs. Malschite,
'aSSI DELL L<AOy 1lLlngtOD, Lazy lGIesab L al
Maid, Hidden Star and Lady WindermeTe also ran
SECOND RACE-The Glendale steeplechase
Handicap; 100 added i-year-ods and UPWARD
about two and a half miles Biankenburs, lel
lO'Connrl, II TO 20 out, won; Duke q Duluth,
l2 Haynes. To l. TO s. out, second; MartiAn,
lS Williams. u 70 J. 3 To !. out third. Time,
6:l7. Cherry Malotte also ran.
THIRD RACE-The fremont Of 500; 2yesr-
olds; six furloRgs Ticket, IG (ButweID to l.
to 5, to S. won; Star Gaze. lo7 (SchutnnseT),
70 J. 10 ]. even, second; Houriess. Il u. No
TaGgartl. To 2. to s. 70 5. third. Tine.
lID25 AmAgamator. Ballad. PhiIlippic and
Dunga Din also ran-
FOURTH RACE-The Brookdale Handicap. with
furioug- Short Grass II (Keosh). 10 2. out,
won; Borrow. IA Notter), to S, out. second
Time 81 Only two stArtsrs
FIFTH RACE-Ihree-year-o r-olds and upward
selling; 500 added; one mile Kilkenny Boy, n
tLottusl. to S. out. won; Sandman II. uG
lLyke3. Is to s. TO TO- TO 4. second; sarStogA,
ia Mink, TO !. 20 5. to S. third Tine.
80 ia Republican. springmass Ray o'I4sht. and
Star Gift also
SIXTH RACE-Maidens: 2-year-olds; selling
plrse. 500; five furlongs. King Basgut is tTap
lin, to S. to 5, to 10, won; Brother iona,
than. lis Holman. TO !, to 5. TO 10, sec
to l. even third Tune. 1915 Gloomy Gus
Sandal, VotoCiDA. Nanc5 Fair. Tootsie and Bright
Star also rsn
SEVENTH RACE-Twoyear-olds; maiden maiden
2yeaT-olds; selling: purse $50 i've furionss
spinster. III (ButwelJ, to 10, out, won; Rebel
ll5 Gamer, Is to 5. even, TO S second: Dyson
ll5 theoghl. % to l. TO l. S 70 ., third Tine
liza Moon Lighter. Burney kurney. Marble Head
Lady Dowera and Ida Nc also ran
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.
For Monday.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500; selling; 3yesrolds and
upward SIX furiougs. Good Shot. IS; F. L G4sty,
s; HeclA's Flame. lo2; Dorothy Carlint. lo2;
ThOTnclife l04; Puritan Lass, lO7; -MzusoleIms
lF: Irish Heart lo9; Gstley. ia: CUCr Brourn-
ll6
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500 selling; 2year-olds
Eve frTlongs AmAzouisn, loo: Galena, lol; Dandy
Fay. lo3; Tsres lO7; Bright sands los; Private,
los: Wall Street. lcs; Idolita. IL; CopUwinso. H.
Valerie West, Ill.
THIRD RACE-PurSe. 500; selling; 5year-oids
one mile. Cooper King, q; Trout Fly. s; Gyp-
sy Blair. l0; 'LaEkin, lO7; 'Gloaner lO7 BABY Cal
lCs
FOURTH RACE-Hsndiczp, Syear-olds and up
ward; mile and seventy yArds Indoence, 81;
Fountain Fay, lo2: Raincost. loi; Thornhin. III
Leo Skolny. ll5.
FIFTH RACE-Puse. $50: selling; Syear-olds
and upward; six furlongs. Tlsh Tush, IS; Eulogy.
IS: 'Hsstena, lo2; -Commensia IOo; 'Repoon lO5;
Rosemary. l06; Red Cos. los; Blue Cap, los;
Peep Sight, log; Brsndywine. lOs; Del Friar. lUsi
Lohrengrin, lis
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; selling; 4-yesr-osts
and upward; mile and a quarter. Mamie Nc
Dee. l06 GOIdy los: Billie Baker, I0S: Shepherdess
los: Captain Par, 10
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $50; selling; 3-yeaz-
olds and upward mile and a sixteenth Col
Gutelius, 100; 'Aprisa, Ioe .Sericenne. los: Fen
rock. lo9; Wild HoCse log: Aftersiov 10; St
Charlotte. Il; Harry Lauder. lis
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
For NIond day.

FIRST RACE-Fouryear-olds and upward; one
mile. Andes, 10; Monmouth, I6: Col Holloway,
10; Fuzzy Wuzzy, I5: 'Dainseraeld 10: MAldon
l65; Ninety Sinplex 100; Sir Derah 100 Carlton
G.. 10; Stalwart Helen, 10; Brave 10; Hanworth
timp) li5; GsinsOorough, rs: TroTator, 10 Bee
thoven. ITO; Malbar, 10.
SECOND RACE-Four-year-old and upward
Seeplechase; about two miles. Cloud, li5; Flying
Peep E6: 'Ab-rfeldy. l35; 'Rscebrook I57 Sorrento
l2; White Metal, IS; RuSlA, Lo; Sandow, 40
Choice. lE; Otto Floto lo4 e Bart la5; Zellvuud,
40
THIRD RACE-Twoyezr-old FLIES; the Asoua
Dinner Stakes; FIVE furlonss. Whitney Belle, Ia;
Ffrst Ballot III; Tragedy. Ia; seenest. Ili Mother
MAchree La
FOURTH RACE-Threeyesr-olds and upward
handicap; seven furlons. Woodward 10; Sun God
81; Bayberry Candle, is; Ferprock los; Hanson
iN; Pleione. 100 Republican. lc2; Holiday. 100;
Daddy's Choicr s..
FIFTH RACEsTareeyear-olds and upward; sell
rs; one mile SKY Pilot. lc2; Tsm.rl,ne, Ill ;
Ahars, lT; Presumption, 10; Devil Fish Gmp)
lis; 'Alston, lR; Golden Gate, loi; Flag Day, IS
Rey oakwood, lN; Msrchena, lN; Backford, lG
Raconteuse lT; -Wenonah, s..
SIXTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward ;
naidens selling; one mile. Friar Nought lo4
Woodfair. 100; 'PQuette, 100; Excelsior I0; Set
Square dup), uo; 'GlepuT 90; 'Dr. Gremer los /;
'Narrnsr, %; sweetie, Ilo
"A ArDrentios ALLOWANCE rIaiusd
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
COAST STAR TRAINING
FOR NET COMEBACK

Almost coincident with published
advice from Miss Molla Bjurstedt, hold
er of the women's national tennis
championship, that women devote
themselves to a careful game lest they
overtax their strength, comes a report
from Los Angeles that Maurice e. Mac
Laughlin, former national champion,
has gone into training nearly as siren
uous as conditioning for a prize fight
Muscles of the back. stomach and
legs all must be strong, according to
McLaughlin's theory, but they must
be strong in a way which makes for
speed. The stomach muscles give. en-
durance, the back muscles give power
to the drive; the leg muscles give
spring and go"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
WILLARD WILL NOT
CLASH WITH FULTON

Chicago. July s.-The proposed fight
between Jess Willard and Fred Fulton.
heavy-weights, for Labor Day is OF. It
was announced yesterday by Michael Col
Inns. manager for Fulton. Collins said
that Willard had failed to comply with
the agreement which called for the stag
Ing OF the fight before the club that Of
fered the largest purse by July l, and
Fulton claimed the title OF champion by
default
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09

New York, N. Y.-when interviewed in his apartment
write to know how I train and what to keep
that force and vitality which enables play prac-
wonder why play better game to-day than when
was younger.
The secret is keeping up the supply Of iron in my
oiood-exacty what everyone else can do If they will
and run down from bad attack Of tonsiits but soon
the papers began to state ry Cobb has come back H.
ated Iron filled with renewed life.
Now they say I'm worth $4,000 year any baseball
team yet without plenty OF iron In my plood wouldn't
there strength and vim that makes ,nzrK md
women OF power. Continuing DR.. Sauer said: Mr.
from my own personal experience which proves
clusivey astonishing of nuxated iron to
store strength and vitality, even in most complicated
chronic conditions"
Not long ago a came to me- who was nearly half
century old and asked to give him preliminary ex-
pressure of boy of 20 and full of
vigor vim and vitality as young man in fact young
he said was taking iron-nuxated iron had filled him
with renewed life. At 80 he was in bad health at 40
Of vitality and his face bsaming with the buoyancy OF
youth. As have said hundred times over iron is the
greatest Of all strength builders people would only
throw patent medicines and concoctions
and take simple nuxated iron am conyhcsd that the
lives OF thousands Of persons might be saved who now
die every year from pneumonia, grippe, consumption
kidney liver and heart trouble etc The % real ana true rue
than a weakened condition brought on by lack of
in the BIZ od o 2nT tissue %ou
it matter how much or what you eat, your FOOD
You don't get the strength of it. and conse
quence you become weak pale and scky looking, Just
YOU are not strong or you yourself make
following test: See how long you can work or now
rvsgraIn tablets ordinary nuxaed iron three times
per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your
Ssn.S have seen dozens of nervous rundown people
ailng all the while double their strength and
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Steel Plant, II; Hamilton. /
Suburban Tennis League.
ARGYLE, 5; HOME CLi

AhG 1LE, D; HOME CLUB, .
l. Slngles-Pierce (Argyle), defeated
Greene CHome), 6-1, Sc.
ton CHome), 60, 62
l. Doubles-Clayton and Andreu,
Home). defeated Pierce and Sbannon
(Argyle), +6, -, 81.
2. Doubles-Kellerman and Ans+a..
CArsyie)' defeated Lind and Brown
(Home), IS, 6-
g. Doubles-Robb and Burtt CArgyle).
defeated Manock and Hendley Home),
81, 26, IS.
l. Doubles-Greene and Holliger Home)
defeated West and Boyd Argylel, 6-s
5. Doubles-Spence and Gable (Argyle,
defeated Allen and Myer CHome), Ga
s6 .
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
BIG REGATTA SATURDAY.
Associated Canoeists VIII Compete
for Handsome Trophies.

For the Associated Canoeists Regatta,
on the course above Aqueduct Bridge,
next Saturday, at o'clock, two silver
point trophies have been offered by B.
N. Morris, of Veazie, Maine. A large
silver cup>for the club scoring the great
est number of points and another for
the individual scoring the greatest num-
Der in senior events. Points will be
scored on basis of five for first, three
for second and one for third.
The trophies-silver cups for firsts,
silver medals for seconds, and bronze
for thirds, will be placed on display as
soon as received which will be early this
week. Entries close on July Il with
Frank Medbery, at Walford's. Blanks
may be obtained from the chairman of
the association, James Burch. Washing
ton Canoe Club, the canoe and boat clubs
and sporting goods stores.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09

Iron that they offer to forfeit $1,000 to any
charitable institution if they cannot take any
increase their strength 30 per cent or over In
four weeks time. provided they have no ssri-
Gus organic trouble. They also offer to refund
Your money If 1t does not at least double your
strength and endurance in ten days time II
IS dispensed in this city by James O'DOnn ell 8
Drug store. Peoples Drug Store and all good
druggists.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
MohaWks VS.. Rex A G

Today the Mohawks and the Rex teams
clash in the second of their three-cames
series. As the Mohawks won the first
game, the Rex team is anxious to even
the count. Just who will work for the
Rex team is not known. Woltz or White
will work for the Mohawks, with Haper
doing the receiving, Doyle will handle
the indicator. The game will be called AT
2:3O shary on the field at Seventeenth
and D streets southeast
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
CLEVELAND INDIANS
GET Fl. 3 IN. HURLER

Boston, July s.-Frederick A. Bailey,
left-handed pitcher, was signed by Vice
President McRoy, of the Cleveland Amer
lean club, last night and will accompany
the team to New York.
Bailey is feet inches in height He
has been playing with Braintree and At
tleboro semi professional teams this sea-
son.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09

championship challenge trophy on the
opening day of the Eastern Handicap,
July II. Hell won It last fall at the
Westy Hogan shoot. breaking 81 targets
IN gale. This is one of the few trophies
that are being sported around that Rich
ardson hasn't his name on, and he ex-
poets to correct this error on the 18th.
There are hundreds of trapshooters
who think that Richardson can win any
trapshooting championship If he would
get down to work as he did in the Inde-
pendent Club shoot.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Alamo A. C. Change Name

At meeting held by the Alamo A, c.
1t was decided to change the name from
Alamo A. c. to the Oriole A. c. The
Orioles would like to hear from all II or
lS-year-old teams in and around the Dis
trict. Ruffnex A c., Sherwoods and s.
s. c.. c. preferred. S. Blackman, man.
ager, Az IL Eighth street southwest
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09

NOTE-NuJatsd Iron recommended above By
Dr. Sauer > not patent medicine nor secret
remedy but Cns which is well known 10 drug
gifts and whose iron constituents are widely
EresToed by eminent physicians everywhere.
Unlike the Older Inorganic iron PRODUCTS 1t IS
easily assirnllated, does not injurs the teeth.
make them black, nor upset the stomach on
the cuntrlr, it is a most potent remedy IN
nearly all forms Of indigestion as well as for
neTTOus, rundown conditions. The manufaC-
tUrsrs have such great conhdencs in Nu1ated