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The Detroit times., 1916-06-20
MOrtuary.
MOLIToR-,TCHIsoS-Jun

MOLITOR- ATCHISON IS. in
Cincinnati. Julia wife Of Rev. Dr.
Hugh Atgh.aon. ~ dubuque. Iowa:
and daught"r OF Edward Moliter. ~
Crosse rointo shores. Funeral on
Tuesday ~ Dubuque, Iowa.
POhRIEFk N-Iuno rs. 1916, Joseph.
AGED 80 years beloved husband 81
Ottilla. dear father OF Frank,
George Joseph. Louis Theodore
and Edrehcrt Funeral from resi-
deuCc. 50I Wat~on-st. Tuesday n
go a. m. AT -. Joseph church at 8
o'clock. intcrment at Mt Elliott
Pittsburgh papers please copy.
WEBBER At Plymouth, June II. Jo-
scph, beloved son 81 Joseph and the
latc France. Wohher. brother Of
William Wobhcr and Mrs William
McCovr"y and Mrs Matthew Nc
Lean. Funeral Tuesday from home
81 10 o'clock a. m. central standard
time.
Wv BANLEN June IL, AZ hor home,
IT'S EOW,na- Mrs Isaac Van
BaaIcn. dear mother Of Harold,
Mrs Jennie GUmbl,r. sister ~ Is
rarl Bessie \ and II, ". Davis.
" NRD- Suddenly. in New York city.
SUNDAY. lun" IS. 1915 Mabel Lee,
wife 81 WINS 70 Ward. OF orchard
Lake. Mich. Notice NJ funeral later.
BENSON June -. Alfred H.. 81 his
-
I'd husband OF Eato Nonhc Benson
and father 81 Alfred g Mrs T. T.
Cairns Nellie +. and GLADYS ~. Ben
son, Funeral from the residence on
Tuesday At > ,. m.
DINSER- l.. 1916. Thomas. hN-
loved son Of John and Rosie Din
ser. aged Is Years Funeral from
residence. corner IdndwuOd and
Rrown-av"s.. Greenfield. Tuosday
morning a. ~ "a. IN. 10 Blessed
HU ...H b
LOW EI<E Edpa Gertrude. - years.
beloved daughter u' Mrs Martha
and sister Of Cecilia. Erwin Her
bert. George, Aaron, Roland - Z
cram" services TucsdlE afternoon
A. $50 from Eov. r 60 billings
First Evangelical Lutheran church:
o'clock at IN" house. lntcrment
German Lutheran cemetery.
EICHSTEND At his residence. In
Taylor township, August tjrhstcad
aged 90 years. beloved father OF
Mrs. Amelia Kruger. ~ Mrs. Rer.
tina SWitChy. and August .iirhstead
and Mrs Augusta Eick"N Funeral
Tuesday ~ u from rest fence and
O'clock tSuu tImrl from Emman-
uel Lutheran church. Dearborn
Hurial Iva Woodmcre cemetery via
automobiles.
Edna Gertrude. 90 years
beloved daughter ~ Mrs Martha
and sister of Cecilia. Erwin. Her
bert George. Aaron and Roland
$50 Crane. Services Tuesday after
noon from Rev T.. & Pnlnus' First
English Evan Lutheran church at
900 and o'clock az tho house. In
terment In German Lutheran CemC-
terry.
VI NSSEN June IS. at hor residence
$50 TwcntV -ciehth-st.. ora MAY. bc.
loved wife of Oscar Il Massey and
mother or claude. Glenn. Lawrence.
Gertrude. Robert and Margaret
Massey Funeral from residence
Tuesday at leo y. m.
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HOTEI. FRANKLIN

Cor. Larncd ard Bates only a block
from woodward and Icffcrson-av
and only half a block from the new
Tnterurban waiting room. Extra
fine rooms at T5c. 81 and $3.50 per
day
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tween Iawtop. Llnwood West Grand
and Lothrup. % feet wide.
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Hlnchmau a Grylls architects and
engineers 5l0 Washington Arcade
Detroit, Mich. and uu fl' "a tl'ir
office copies 81 which may Doe Obj
tanned 10y application Co them
The Commissioner reserve the
right 90 reject any cor all proposals
md 10 waive all informHltio- there
IN
GEORGE ~ FENkEII.
B-N6i Commissioner
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NOTICE Of CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

THURSDAY. June 90. 1918.
BUILDING INSPECTORS,
Last date for Ming applications.
Thursday. June %. 1915.
Friday. juno 30. 1915.
ASH HALT PLANT INSPECTORS.
MALE STENOGRAPHERS,
GRADUATE NURSES (Female).
TREE TRIMMERS
Last date for Ming applications.
Friday, June %. 1915.
All applications must be made In
person nj tho office Of the Civil Ser
vice Commission. s02-sI0 Farwoll
bldg OffiCe hours: a. m, p. IN.
Age for Building Inspectors. 81 TO so
FRED w SMITH.
P-Stq Chief Examiner.
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iOl cubic yards excavation.
llls9l square yards one-course
concrete paving.
s2i lineal feet OF retaining plank
2 inches By s inches.
city Estimates.
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ALLEY $50 (Paving)
Assessmrnt Estimates.

9t1. cubic yards excavation.
533.33 square yards brick on inch
concrete paving
40. liucal feet Of retaining plank
inches 10y Il inches
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CARPENTERS FOR FRAMING. Np-
PLY on job l55 La sale Gardens
east
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NAVAHOE AVE. (Paving)

From the north curb line Of Freud
TO the south curb line OF Jefferson, -
feet vide aud double roadway IL feet
wide with asphaltic concrete tNat-
uraI Lake AsphalD on Inch CON
crete and RcTea. Medina or any other
curhstonc that may be bid upon ana
TrdaFa1
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PICTURE SHOWS

u YOU ar, Inv the marker Tor n picture
show call a. this office
COOPERATIVE Realty Co.
S0e.10G Holden Bids Phone DHdill'r
1IGt open evenings tu o.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM cheap. I 3 min
utes from Fackard's $50 Eohus.av".
TWO TNFTGNISHEU ROOMS fo~
lilht housekeeping c3l Wills W
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ALLEY 654 (Paving)
Assessment Est'mate-.

502. cubic yards excavation.
iS935S square yards one-course
rnOCrete paving.
ig7i tncal feet ~ retaining plank
2 inches by y inches
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FOR SAIE-uis, s,i..NEous
LING'S LATEST List
Oh UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS


LlNG'S LATEST List
o. UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS
Weston, full size............S IS
tluugh A. Warren fun size. %
harrington. black case ...,,... 70
t,"Sai, sweet tone. .....,. ..,...... l25
Bnardmon q Gray. rennlshed 80
ilough Warren. a bargain l25
hamilton. sweet tone. ....... $50
BRchmau, returned renta- 900. 1919
krantch a Bach. in good con-
Milton. sweet tone...........'. rs
Newly d Evans. fine tone. .3i
sen Her Baohmau. cannot be
told from new .,............ .25
Smith q Nixon, fun size 49,. es5
crown. concert used .......... go
schiller Ra"hman. looks like
new '.......... ,.....,...,..,.,..., lf9
Regal. fair Observation-Disclosures. 1873
NCwhy ~ Evans. cannot he told
Newly & Evans. entirely rein
Kurtz Bros. used less than six
months, poor ................ ilO
Krakauer. largest and finest
Hrakouer. Just like new. ma IA. 80
Newly ( Evans. in ane condi 80
Newby 8 Evans. very old. good
NewSy 4 Evans player piano. ~
bargain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GT5
--------=- famous make. ....... aFt
--, like new .-........... SIS
---. bsrgain ............ '10
Those with names omitted are lead
ing makes sold by our friends In
the business
Easy terms Of rental or sale
LING PIANO HOUSE
Sc Years in business
IS Library-aye.
Corner Grand RiVer-aVe East
cover Macnuley's Book StOrel
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CITY E.tImat.s.

s. cubic yards excavation,
Us square yards One-cOurse con-
crete paving
0.oG cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb.
80 lincnl feet OF retaining stone
old Medina ourb may be uagd
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ALGONQUIN AVE. Paving

From the north curb line OF Freud
20 the south Curh line or JeHerson'
% feet wide. and double roadway.
90 feet wide, with aSphRltic concrete
Natural Lake AsphalD on lnch
concrete and Berea, Medina or any
other curbstone that may be bid up
np and ordered
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ALLEY 657 lPayinpl
ALLEY 65S (Paving)
ALLEY 659 (Paving)

CIty Estimates,
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DREXEL AVE. (Paving)

From the south curb line OF Ker-
oheval 10 the nOrtherly city limits.
20 feet wide, with asphaltic concrete
Natural Lake Asphalt on lnch
other curbstone that may be bid up
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NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, June 90. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1889.
I.AWTON ANENI1E

To 49, J. Wilson, \. T. Craig. Thos
" Ferksn. ~ y pulmagc, r y.
blanchard. Mrs. y steele. Mary kat-
ser. T.. y. Peterson. Jacob Schmidt.
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ALGONQUIN AVE. Paving

26s5 cubic yards excavation.
75Ig.Sg uncal feet Of Curbstone
(ncwl straight
a4.aG Iineal feet ~ now curbstone
(rasct1 in oils ~ ". MedD circles
furnished by contractor
slt515 square yards asphaltic con-
crete Natural Lake Asphalt on
inch concrete paving.
as2S cubic yards concrete under
and behind curb.
Ilty Estimates.
7eT cubic wards excavation.
445t lincal feet Of new Curhstone
fstraighD
1858 Hneal feet % ncw curhstone
in H-5 o. T. Mod. 2-l5 o. ". Med)
circles furnished by. contractor'
s45ss square yards aSphaltic con.
crete Natural Lake AsphalD on
inch concrete paving
72S cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb.
1905 lineal feet or retaining stone.
old Medina curb NAV he used.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
STREETS AND ALLEYS

sealed proposals viii be received at
ths, on Ice ~ the Department OF Pub
IL Works. Detroit. Mich, until Thurs
day. June -. 1915. AT 10 o'clock a. m,
Eastern standard Time, at which
time and place they will he opened.
for furnishing all the labor and ma
terial and paving the streets and al
icys named below, within the limits
mentioned. IN the CITY OF Detroit
WITH the AtYles Of pavement stateu
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Asphalt Concrete

Bidders must submit samples
OF the asphalt and huNing oil pro-
posed 10 be used. along with the
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One-COurse Concrete
ALLEY 652 (Payingl

In block between East Grand Boul.
evard. Field. Sylvester and Canneld,
80 feet wide. with onc-coir5e con-
lrnfn having.
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NAVAHOE AVE. (Paving)
Assessment Estimates.

eS22 cubic yards excavation.
3T6a.1i lincal feet OF Curbstono
tnewl straight.
9le4 lincal feet 81 new curbstone
IN t-15 n r. Med) circles furnished
Nv contractor.
1855 81 square yards asphaltic con-
crete Natural Lake AsphalD on s
inch concrete paving
to3 IN cubic yards concrete under
ma behind curb
CITY Estimates.
2l5 cubic yards excavation.
i457 lineal feet Of new curbstone
,stiaightl
1881 incal feet ~ now curhstone
n as o. IL 2-15 a. u, Mcdl circles
furnished ny contractor.
1871 square yards aSphAltic con-
7rete Natural Lake AsphalD on
.nch concrete paving.
SOL cubic yards concrete under and
pehind curb
1906 lineal feet Of retaining stone.
Did Medina curb may lac used
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Try Bemh Floral Service "
Flowers for Everybody"
The J.. Bomh Floral Company,
Albert pochclon
Main 2oO2 1888 Rates-st.
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ALLEY 653 (Paving)
,ssc..m.n, Es,Ims,rs'

~ cubic yards excavation
1857 square yards unc-Course con-
crete paving.
ass lineal foot ~ retaining plank
. inches by inches.
CIty Estimates.
50 cubic Yards excavation.
1855 lineal feet 90 curbstone in
ct n n circles furnished by the
city set by contractor.
6276 square yards one-course CON
crete having.
81 cubic Yards concrete under and
behind curb.
a. Iiucal fcet - retaining stone
old Medina curb may I've used.
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East and west alley IN block be-
tween DeNt"r Boulevard. Wildemere.
Northwestern and Hogarth. Is f""t
wide. with one course concrete paw
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"a cubic yards excavation.
IT6 ltneal feet 81 new curbstono
(stratghtl.
$50 square yards asphaltrc con-
crete Natural Lake Aaphalb on s
inch concrete paving.
In31 cubic Yards concrete under
and behind curb
s1Ol0 lincal feet 81 retaining
49,. Ia AIoLLnn .uEh ma b.. ~ I'D
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City ESTIMATES.
tNonc)

Tho time to bc set in the contracts
for the completion II the above paw
ing Jobs shall he a. follows:
DTeS,l avenue ........... oct. l. 1916
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ALLEY 652 (Paving)
Assessment EsfImnira.

12S cubic yards excavation.
2S5622 square yards one-courHe
concrete pavinE.
20t2 lineal feet Of retaining plank
2 inches ~ s inches.
CITY Estimates.
- cubic yards excavation
1886 lineal feet OF Curbstone in
'2-t n RI circles furnished by city,
tct Nv contractor.
- 90 square yards one-course con-
crete paving
~ cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb.
90 iinpal frct ~ retaining stone.
OH AI.hLna nmIM NAV be manh
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit June D., 1915.
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With Brick

%oie The brick for paving the
following alley viii he furnished and
delivered on or contiguous Z" the
work by the Glty 30 Detroit, free OF
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u96 cubic yards concrete under ana
behind curb.
80 lncal feet OF retaining stone.
old Medina curb may lac used
ALLEY 655 (Paving)
Assessment Estimstes.
tOi. cubic yards excavation.
1857 square yards one-course
concrete paving.
1864. lineal feet 81 retaining plank
= inches by inches
cay EstImRtes.
cubic yards excavation.
20. square yards one-cOurse con-
q.ts eublc yards concrete under and
is llneal feet OF retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
ALLEY $50 (Paving)
Assessment Estimntes.
l3s. cubic yards excavation.
AbO'Oi square yards one-cuurse con-
crete paving.
90 cubic yards concrete under and
20. lineal feet Of retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used
t05, lineal feet OF retaining plank
inches by s inches
city Estimstes.
(Nonc)
ALLEY 657 (Paving)
Assessment Estimates.
695, cubic yards excavation.
so22.52 square yards one-course
concrete paving
1854. lineal feet 81 retaining plank
inches by inches
city Estimates.
(NoneJ
ALLEY 65S (Paving)
Asseszmeut Estimates.
Els cubic yards excavation.
1000, square yards one course con-
crete paving.
o4s cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb
Is lineal feet % retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
1900. lineal feet Of retaining plank
: inches by s inches
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ALLEY $50 (Paving)

In block between Medium, Beau
fait CharlevDiN and Berlin. N f""t
wide. with oue-course concrete paw
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MA wlNrEB-MALE

HEII ANTEB-MALE
CARPENTERS wanted lIemlosk
--91-M. OF galI AZ ~ W aNeIIN-
CARPENTERS ron FRAMING. Np-
PLY on job 100 la sale Gardens
east
CAEPENrERS rough and dnishrr;
good wages. steady work. Apply
before a. m. or after y. M. al
CTS HolComh
Lunch COUNTER Man wanted Ap-
oily $40 Gratiot.
MACHINISTs Have stcudy employ
Wen.t for competent milling MA
chine anG lathe hands. Snte tS"
and experience. Regal Gasoline
Engin" Co, coldwater. Mich.
MAN for receiving and shipping de-
partmcnt, wholesale house, one
who understands tying ~ bundles.
Apply Sc West l.arn"d-st
MAIN aIO5--Awning hangers EX-
perienced only need apply. 36t
Gratiot.
MEN wanted FOR pick and shovel
work on sewers and cellars, 3tc
per hour Apply % Hill-ave, High
lNllI fhI x.
MoTOEMAN steady work. 30 cents
I.ongf"lloW and Wilson Phone
Grand 1252-W.
WANTED several young men for
city salusmeu. salary and commits
SION. j.. LowenthaL care OF
Brunswick hotel
WANTED-Coment packers. repair
men and labur.rs ot Cemeat city.
N'"h Peninsular Portland Cement
WAETED--Nestly dressed solicitor,
pay every night Northland studio.
2l9 Woodward.
WANTED Assist MT baker At Park
Hotel MI Clemens. Mich
ANTED-Boy not over IS years old
10 run drill press. Stecker Elec-
trio g. Machine Co. 34-36 Rates-st.
WANTED Experienced shoemaker.
wANTED--Bus boys. Roses. 1918
Woodward.
-First-cIass barber APP
ply Is Grand Rivcr-ave. west.
ANTED-Punch press hand stock
81 Electric & Machine Co. 3i-S6
Bates-st.
Shipping clerk. night
work. Apply Gordon PageL 81
Cleveland.
HELL MtNTED-rEHALE
ACTIVE and capable woman To work
for husbands room and board and
wages go Cass.
DISHv ASHER wanted. Apply at
Boerth's spa. basement Of LigEctt
building.
EXPERIENCED colored or white girl
for general house work. no laun-
dry work good wages; city refer
ences. $50 Second.
EXPERIENCED resident laundress
for private family, high wages. Ap-
My 1850 Crosse Pointc shores. Tel
Hickory 2l22.
EXPERIENCED counter girl Applv
at once EarSten'S Cafeteria elf
ford and Woodward
GIRL for general housework; one
child, no laundry work good wa
g"s Apply at once. II Garfield,
Grand 1907
Girl. for general homework. refer
ences 23s colorado, ". =.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN to assist I'm
general hpusework. 255 Lincoln.
pLAiN COOK Al * Harper-ave.
SECOND CpOE-CouCh's Restaurant,
JO1 Woodward.
TWO GIRLS to dust furniture. Apply
Jewel Furniture and Carpet Co.,
iaS kcrchoval
/ WAITRESS wanted for first class
restaurant. National Rcstaurant.
! 20 Ra-ley, near Statler hotel.
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ALLEY 653 (Pavingl

East and west alley in block he.
tween Townsend Baldwin. Mack and
sylvester. IL fcct wide, with one
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DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Mich. June iG. 1915.
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WANTEn-A lot S5xiO It.. for a two
family, shady side, Walnut .19s-w.
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ALLEY 657 (Paving)
ALLEY 65S (Paving)

In block between Garland. st. Clair
Kercheval and Waterloo 30 feet wide
with one-rourSP concrete paying
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Guilt
vate


Sort O. tired.
run Il o W n
weary? Lack
pep and en-
erRy7 Your
5 ste m lie
Calling or
Help
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ALLEY 656 (Paying)

In block between Lafayette and
Howard from the east line 81 TWEEN
ty-second To- the east lin" 81 Brevoort
Farm, 90 feet wide. with one-course
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ALLEY $50 (Paving)
In block between Fifth. Fourth
Jefferson and Congress. 20 feet wide
With brick on s inch concrete pavins
DREXEL AVE. (Paving)
Assessment EniImates.

1917. cubic yards excavation.
l457 II lineal feet OF Curbstone
new straight
6aJS2l square Yards asphaltic con
crete Natural Lake Asphalb on s
incn concrete paving,
lI921 cubic yards concrete under
and behind curb
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WANT TO ~, --uIScELLA~Eous
TO RENT-HOJ>E SEES
Hannah Rental Agency

A free list 81 houses and Eats Call
In person at the oldest and largest
real estate eNrnsuEo IN Michigan
! McGENW BLDG
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Modern Bungalow $685.
WANTED--ItEAL ESTATE
WANTED

LOT OWNEES--Doubl. your ordin-
airy profits by building an Aladdin
Readi-Cut House Quick erection.
extremely low costs. Call at once.
6O7 Ford bldg. Dr phone Main ESQ.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
Entries for Monday
For Races at Laurel

First race-For maidens: two-year-olds; I'VE
and a half furlongs. Counsel, rs; Lynette,
Ill: Ed Garrison. lii: Gayety. Ill: Battle
Abbey. 1l4; Black Eagle ump.), Ill; Mae
Murray. Ill. Fencer. ia
Second race-scilinE: three-year-olds and
iCs: Soldier, 100; Queen OF Paradise, 10s;
'voluspn, 100; valas. III: BENJAMIN. 100:
'Shepherdess, l0I.
Third racs-selling; three-year-olds and up:
ak furlongs. Royalist III: Paddy whack
lls: Fair Helen. i06: Sherwood, 1i2 Esti-
mable. ITO: Palanquin. liz: Between Us. us;
'Harbard, Ill.
Fourth race-Iaurel Handicap: all ages;
six furlongs: 5000 added. Lochares. III:
Hish Noon, l9e; Top O. the MORNING; ~;
ling. lC6: Sir Edgar, los: ]. J. Lillis, los: Re-
gina, IS; Crank. 81; Pesky, T; Anita, ~;
Hanson, los; Prince OF Como. 1l6.
Ultimatum and Crank Ross entry. Sir Ed
gar and Anita Bedwell entry.
Fifth raee-Purse; three-year-oids ana up:
one mile. Airman, 81; Chiclet (imp.). III
skser Face. 81; 81; E!i,sersoid d., III; %. SnSt 100;
Choice. 1o2: J. J. Lillis. los Harry Shaw, Ill;
Dovedale. 81; Woodward. ~; Kings Oak. "a;
Half Rock. 100.
Sixth race-Maidens; two-year- odds; ave and
a half furlongs. Pickwick, ia; Courtship
(imp.). ia; Tioga, liz; Bloodwine. III; swoon
PhoenixS ia: Howard webber, 1lt.
Courtship and swoon Kentucky Stable entry.
Seventh race-selling; three-year- olds and
up: one mile. Fonctionnaire ump.), Ti
Brave, ia; Thought Reader. los; q. NJ. Nil.
Ter, ia: Transit, 100; 'Jem, lo7: Eddie Henry.
100; Stalwart Helen, 1l2; "Wodan, l07: Wood
fair. l0s; Old Broom, ia
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
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LAUREL MEETING
TO OPEN TOMORROW
One Month Of Good Racing
Promised Followers Of Thor
oughbred Mays.
By PAROLE.

With the close at Havre de Grace,
the ponies now move on to Laurel.
where the racing begins tomorrow and
will continue all through the month.
Tho Laurel meeting promises to be
one of the finest In the history OF the
track. With the usual program In
which there is no purse less than 800.
there are nineteen big stake events to
be- decided. which will bring out the
best horses In training. The manage
ment has spent a big sum Of money on
the plant this season, and everything
is strictly up to date.
The meeting Just closed at Havre de
Grace was a success In every way.
The racing. while In the main not SO
classy, was close and interesting
throughout, and brought out large
attendance. The patrons OF the Har-
the word go. and the mutuel machines
received big play throughout the
meeting. Indeed. from a financial point
the meeting was one of the best since
the track was opened.
The Eastern Shore Handicap for two
year-olds was, OF course. the feature
OF the wlnd-up yesterday. It brought
together a splendid field OF youngsters.
perhaps the finest bunch that has been
seen at the post this season.
August Belmont, the president Of the
Jockey Club, ran first and second with
Hourleas. and Woodtrap. and the public
was generally we'll pleased to see the
colors Of such stanch supporter OF
| the game In front.
The winner. Hourless, 70 an Inn
ported colt, and has shown himself a
| youngster OF high class all the season
] through. His victory yesterday wal
most Impressive. He followed the pace
| closely from the start, and when But.
well set him down on the stretch turr
simply breezed to the front and rolled
home. The other Belmont candidate
| Woodtrap, also ran fine race. but n,
had hard battle to get the place. while
| his stable mate won handily.
Sand Marsh Is some shifty sprlntei
| just now. In the fifth race he was II
with rs pounds on his back. and NAM
| clever horsemen thought that Bedwelri
good three-year-old Anita would jus
| about take his measure. The wisen
heimers, however. were sadly mistaken
for Sand Marsh after following Pesky'I
pace to the stretch. came away with
| out an effort when his rider called OF
had been tied. The time OF the race
l:l3 rs, was the best OF the day.
Ninety Simplex, the winner OF tn,
third race. was boosted to 81 100 afte
the race but the stable protected him
This colt II one OF the most improve,
horses In training. Last season, al
though showing speed at times, he wa
OF very little account, but this year h
has developed into rather usefu
| mater,
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LOCAL TEAMS WILL
GET DOWN TO WORK
C. U. Plays at Brookland Satur-
day, While Georgetown
Opens Season With Middies.

>washington's football season gets I'M
der way this week, all three local elev-
ems being In action. Catholic Univer-
sity will line up against Richmond Col
iege at Brookiand Saturday. while
Georgetown battles the Navy and Mary
land State plays Dickinson at college
Park.
The Brooklnnders. though In their
first game should have an easy time
with the Virginians. but Georgetown
and Maryland. state will find sturdier
opposition. Dickinson played the Navy
a scoreless tie yesterday, and may give
the College Park team stiff night
Georgetown goes to Annapolis favored
for the victory.
The two Uncle Sam elevens had trou'
BILE in their opening contests yesterday
The Navy was unable to score against
Dickinson, while the Army Just barely
defeated Lebanon Valley, 3 TO o. Vidal
the big plebe from South Dakota Uni
versity. played n fine game for the sol
diers. and II was his field goal that do
cided the contest.
Virginia, starting we'll. was suddenl,
L stopped by Davidson after scoring i
points. In the second half Davidson
, outplayed Virginia In all departments
but was unable to score.
Washington and Lee galloped ava!
| from Randolph Macon In n joke game
winning 80 to o. Captain Young raj
seventy yards for a touchdown from
kick-off formation In the fourth period
Pennsylvania managed TO win from
West virginia. 3 to o, but had a marrow
escape from being defeated. A forward
pass by West Virginia landed In Hutch
inson's arms on the goal line. but h.
was thrown back and failed to score
! A few minutes later Williams, Penn
halfback, kicked a field goal from tn
25-yard line.
| Captain Black and Legore shone' Il
| Yales victory over Carnegie Tech. % 4
O. briggs kicking and running fea
tured Princeton's q TO victory owe
Holy Cross. Harvard. In humblinI
Bates. ~ TO 0. showed Improvement owe
a week before.
Dartmouth won from Boston Colleg,
| 80 to 6. Georgetown Is to meet Dart
mouth October q. and Boston Colleg
Is coached this season by Charlie Brick
ley, former Harvard star. two items o
interest here
Fordham and Lafayette battled to
no-score tie yesterday. North carolin
A. and NJ. defeated Roanoke. Is to
North Carolina ran up twenty points o.
Wake Forest. V. NJ. I. scored ninetee
points on Hampden-Sidney.