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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20
Mother Praises Remedy
That Relieved Her Baby
Or. CaldweIl's Syrup Persin Is De-
pendable Family Laxa.
tive.

Nearly all the sickness incident to
baby's life is due to constipation, or
inaction of the bowels. At the first
indication of irregularity in this i'm
portant function, relief should be af-
forded promptly. A mild laxative
should be administered to gently car
ry off the congested waste and leave
the stomach and bowels free to per-
form their allotted tasks.
OF the various remedies recon-
mended to relieve constipation, the
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, as prescribed by DR.. w.
B. Caldwell and sold in drug stores
under the name of DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin, is the most effective.
1t contains no opiate or narcotic drug
is pleasant to the taste, mild and gen.
tie in action, and quickly brings the
desired relief in an easy, natural man.
nef.
Mrs. c. J. Douglas, Mason, ILL.,,
writes that she cannot say enough in
praise of DR.. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
as a dependable family laxative. Lit
tie Mary Eva had been badly consti-
pated until they tried DR.. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin. which brought the
first natural relief the child had had
in two weeks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF tine Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The Office of De Witt E. Lewis, the
optometrist, is being redecorated.
Mrs. Eugene Shea and Mrs. r. j
Hurley are spending the day in Troy
and Albany.
Homer A. Lyons caught bay lynx
Monday on the east mountain weigh
ing 80 pounds.
Warwick S. Carpenter returned to-
day to Albany after spending the week
end at his home here.
The Scotch music alone is well
worth the price of admission at the
Harte Theatre today Adv.
Richard j. Hurley is moving his
household goods into the Squire house
which he recently purchased
Many of the exterior scenes in "The
Pride. of the Clan with Mary Pick
ford were taken at Marblehead,
Mass. ADV.
The funeral of the late Delos Myers
was held this afternoon at o'clock in
North Pownal and was largely attend
ed. Rev. c. e. Hitchcock ofIiciated.
Lou Tellegen, Cleo Ridgley and
Sessue Hayakawa can be seen in the
new Lasky production Victoria
Cross" Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv.
Herbert Small of Troy. q former
employee of the, Twin State Gas and
Electric company has been called here
by the death of the late Mrs George
Temple.
Division d of the Second Congre.
.gational church will be entertained
by Mrs. Calvin Endress and Mrs. e.
J. Swan, in the church parlor We'd
ncsday afternoon.
Music that will be heard at the
Hame Theatre To-day for "The Pride
of the Clam was arranged especially
for this picture by the leader of the
Strand theatre orchestra, New York
city. Adv
The funeral of the late Mrs. George
Temple was held this morning at 8
o'clock at ST. Francis de Sales church
Rev R. ]. Cahill officiating. The re-
mains were placed in the vault in
Park Lawn.
Extensive alterations are being
made on the interior OF the New York
store on North street. A new plate
glass front is also being put in and
the changes win add materially to the
appearance of the store.
Mary Pickford has the novelty Of
having her brother-in-law as d stage
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20
GERMAN LOSSES 4,14s,t6s
London says Total Has Increased BY
60,471 in FEBRUARY

London, March 2O.--According to
official lists kept here, the total casu-
alties of the Germans reported for
the month of February in killed, death
due to wounds or sickness, men made
prisoner and missing aggregate co.
All, making the total German casu-
alties since the beginning Of the war,
exclusive of those in the navy or the
colonies. 4,l4S,163.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20

Tares pounds of veal .one7half poune
of pork chorpcd fine or put through
meat chopper, ten crackers rolled fine.
-four eggs wen beaten, six teaspoonfuis
melted butter. one tablespoonful salt.
one teaspoouful pepper, ope-half CUP
ful sweet milk. Make into loaf and
bake three hours, Blasting occasionally
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20

will be held until the enrolment for
the town or city is completed, unless
instructions are received to the con-
trary and the reports will then be
sent to the adjutant and inspector
general, State House, Montpelier,
Vermont. Additional information, if
desired. may be obtained from that
officer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20

Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold
in drug stores everywhere and costs
only fifty cents a bottle. To avoid
limitations and ineffective substitutes
be sure to ask fer DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin. See that facsimile of
Dr. Caldwelrs signature and his por-
trait appear on the yellow carton in
which the bottle is packed. A trial
bottle, free of charge, can be obtain
ed by writing to DR.. w. b. Caldwell,
Ass Washington ST., Monticello, Him
oic.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20
MAY Be somethina TO II.

"How do you account for his great
popularity?'
We'll, imagine it is because he
doesn't want to do all the talking
Detroit Free Press.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
edlarf fritifrt.

Gie omerifoniiAe SiiIfs.G GommiiIion
fir 9elgien. 0ieielbe pirftc
oneeblib i'm Sntereiie GnglonoS.
Gopenb a en-, bio 2onOon, 80.
MGr5. Sr oen lesten Eogen ent-
bieIten lid Oie oeiiti9en 3eihlusen IN
6emerfenslpertber 8eiie oler Gon-
mentare iiber oie gto6ridten be5iie-
lid omerifanii9er ariegsuorbereitiiu.
gen. Ole 3eitungen 6oben Oeri6ie-
oene 0epeihen peroffentli6t, oariIn-
ter einige bon 9leu-Yorf ino nnOere
ron Der ongIo.iran3oiiiden $relie,
ober oagenein obne Gommentor.
gdtr Der Con ser lleberI6riiten oelt-
tet sic 5itnebmenoe @eipiBbeit on, Dab
arieg unpermei6li6 lit.
Oie 9ta6rid6t Der gl66ertfrng Der
omerifunii1en &ertreter bon Der bel
qii6en Siilfs.Gomniiiion bat obsr
oie 2eitortifler aus i6rem Stiaidlpei-
qen olfaeriittelt. 0ie ,,Eoges5ci.
tuna" greiit oie omerifoniIben Cont
miiI1re idarf an uno 0e6auptet, oic-
Ielbcn bGttcn fortpGbrenO i'm en9Ii-
icben Snterelie gauirft uno einen re-
guldren D}ittclmes 5ur 9eforoeritng
militGrii6er glohridten BON 9el9ien
oe6iIoet, Gic 3eitune beontwortet
onerifoniI6e &ritiiirllng Der Inter
bredung BON 9rono @bitlod's Dit
tbeihneen nit Sinpeis ouf ole on'
aebli6en 9eihr1nfun9en, pelhe Die
unerifoniibe 9leeieritng fir @rof
bon 9erritorffs Gerpenoung Der
orobtlolen Seleerop6ie periiigte.
Cine inipirirte @rflGrung in oen
oellti9en 3eitlneen 6etrefiS Der Ser
ienfuns bon Sdiffen Der Siilfs-Gom-
million loiitet oabiu ooB Oieie SAifie
IN Die Sperr5one geiobren waren, IN
lpeIHer ireies @eleit nidt gelpd1rt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

lidc tiirfiidc gcridt, Der nntcr benz
Datum Scs %. NtGr5 erlnKcn iunrOc,
bat folaenOen MOrtlnnt;
ySanfGIns 6rOut-GineS
nuIercr GrflnOnngs 9etNhemcutS
onf Ocm rcdJten 9liscl Orans in
feinSlid)c Stcllunscn elm, crubcrte ci-
ncn She'll Der SdiitensrGben nnO
bc6unptctc i'm gcsen eincn @escu'
ylneriff. g9ir brn6ten ocm leinOc
crbeblidDe %erluite bel nno madten
cine 9ln5n6l bun @efanseneu.
SInf Ocm linfcn Sliisel leiitcte bic
g(rtiacric nnr an cinem Sbcilc Idiua-
den gSioeritnnO. Gin rniiiiher gIn-
sriff anf nnIcre SlnheupOitcn iunrOe
5nriif seidJlaecu.
Die Situution nnf Der pcriiiden
nnN Der weitlidjen 6rOut 1T nnOcrGu-
bert"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
GnOcr 9SaIt6u 5nr Goufcrcu5 i'm
Snnptnnnrticr.


8erIin, 80. Wldr5. SIS mltrOe
oifi5iea befount geeeben, OoB Der tiir.
fii9e ariegsminiiter @uper Eoi6d,
Der an Sonntog in Berlin eintroi,
ii9 5ltr Gonieren5 nit Saiier ggil'
bclm 5elOmari6oG BON SinOenbrr9
unO @encrol 2uoenoorif ms @roSe
Saliptduorticr begeben bat. Sp1ter
begab er Iid our &ritppen-&epue OIL
Die gScitiront.
auiicr adrl BON Sciterrei1 bat iidJ
5um 9eiucb 9oiier gilbelm's nad)
Deuti6lono begeben.
Ole Sou0oner nGoilp Wloil" Iogtc
geltern cine Gonferen3 iollte ge6olten
werOen I'M cine @nti6eiouna 81
treiien, oh oic Soltune DER Central
nd6te ben Der. Stooten geeeniiber,
Inn &riee 81 permeioen mooifi5irt
mer0en iolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

Qpn0on, 20. Wl1r5. @iner
9lcltter I6en 0epei9e aus Bern 5u-
folge bat D1iniiter Oes Snnern Brett
reid lebten Gieniiae in elmer Steoe int
Qonotoe iiber ole 2e6enSmittel0er-
61ltnilie in 9aDern Elm oiiiteres Bib
cntporfen. @r ioa oemnad geiogt
bo6en, bel ser fiir3liGcn 9lufnubme
oes por1anoenen @orrot6s babe IiA
ergeben ooB Die 3uitGnOe iebr be.
oenflid ieier imo IN 8rooltoffen in
gupern eili Wlangel bon 10000 Eons
nen berribe; auBerbolb 9aperns
leien ole 3uitGnoe nod ungilnItiger.
ggeiter beiogt Die Depeide, es ton.
ne nidt beitrittcn peroen, OdB nab.
reno oes arieses cine eeipiiie &eibnnJ
8ruiiden gloro. lmo Siio.Getti1lano
cutItanoen ici, Die boiipti09lih olt
sic 9lrt ino Q9eiie Der &rie9fiibring
5uriid5ufiibren lei. IS gob IN
1eutidlano iiber 10 rerihieOene
&rieasorooniiotionen, itno cine gro
Bere GonIolioirlng piiroe Dor5ii5ie-
ben Iein. 9loG @oralsioge, ooB Die
acknowledgment @o6en ie6r idlinn
fir oas @olf Iein luiiroet, ibloB Der
N9iniiter, Der Gepeibe 5riolgc, nit
iolgenoen Morten:
,,ggir nriiHen o6er dilsDdlten.
@eun mir icbt sic @ofien nicocrIeO-
ten, iuiir0e guglaup uns pas Slpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
g0iMtine (Snnferenacn.

2onoor 30. Mdr5. IT. SSn Be
0ug ouf sic 9eronloilme 81 Dem &c.
semrGrtigen 9eiiid oes Soiiers Sosl
uon Seiterreid beiln oeuti6en aniicr
meroen perIGieoene Germiltbungen
lolit. Ole ,0oilp Moil~ min ans
@ieu iiber Ole S1wei3 erfobren ba-
ben, ooB ole Gonieren5cn Der beioen
&oiier cntidei0en peroen, o6 ole eiebi-
ee Bolitif oeocniiber oen Der. Stdo-
ten gednoert meroen ioll, I'M einct
ariee 81 perbiiten oOer Oh Ger per-
id6rite Enuhboot &rieg, melher
iitber 5um arieg nit ben Ser. Stoa-
ten fiibren piiroe, bcibebaIten peroen
lulle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

Staotcs, gu iiigen 70 wu6r mir @ott
Belle"
9&tfoGouS m06te 3ore.
witidnob IorWe9en
6tdet
2onDon, 20. Dt1r5. Ser o6.
geieBtc 3or Bat oic prooiicriidc &c
oiermG eriudlt, ieinen Sobn @e-
iiino6citsriidlcbten 6ol6cr nodb Olor-
wcgen ieuOen 8u 0iirfcn ipic ciuc Ee'
terS6nr9er Gepei6e al Die Grdonge
Gelegrapb Gomponp beio9t. Sic 81.
peide iogt Dob Die @rlau6niB nod
nidt ert6cilt porocn lit.
Ser e6emolige N}onarcb unO feline
6omilic iinO, lpic es beiBt, in ibrer
@ciorgcnid6oft guten @at6es. Ger
Wlonn tpel6cr nod bor cinigen $50.
den Ser 9c6erri6er oller 9iriien
NOR. ocr6ringt oen 9r0Bten T6eil iei-
ncr 8eit int fleinen @orten Dor iei-
nen 3innuer. Sci Nen @ottcsOienite
am Sonntoee in 3orsfoie Selo mar
Der frii6erc 3or ocr eriie, peldcr
nicoerfnicte, ais 6os @ebet fir oie
proDiioriid6c 0leoiering OerIcien
mur0c.
glltb &ronito0t BON neuer
&egicruuo geponnen.
2on0on, 80. Ndr5. 3wei @lit.
glieocr Scr Glmlo iino aus &ron.
Itoot, lpo sic reoolutionGre 9ewe.
gung am geringitcu oroguiiirt mar,
5uriid9efe6rt, iogt cine Jlellter-Gepe.
ibc aus &eters6urg. @G6reno ibreS
9(ilfent6olts fono einc &crionmttnB
itatt, in pelder oie Gcputirten Den
gertrctern ocr SIottc uno @aruiion
bic Gage crldliterten Gie 9leOner
fon0en oroBten 9eifalI.
6 6ino erfenntneu &eg ie.
rllng an.
&efin9 80 Wldr5. Gie dine
iii6e 9e9ierlng bat ole ncile Regie.
rlm0 in 9fuBIono onerfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
3nIommenluirfcn pun 9SrcnScm nuO
9ulen.

&onooiL 20. NlGr5. giner
9ieilter. .Gepei6e aus Berlin ii6er glm.
iterOom 5ufoIge Bat Oic oeutIde gle.
gierung Ole 9InI6ebing oes polnildcn
@nteionunoS- -@eiebes, Ioiuic oie 9c.
miIligung bon @elegenbeiten fiir 9e.
miBrng Ger polniiben Spro6e inter
gruGgung. Die Gepeibe Ioat, serr
@reitenbod, Der preuBiicbe N3iniIter
fiir oifentlide 8crfe, babe md6reno
ter Budget Gebotte i'm Serrcn6ous
cine oobin5ieIenoe 9lnfiinoigunq &c.
madt.
S5err 8reiten6dd iogte, oaB pcr.
mittelit eineS oominiitrotiuen Goloni.
iatiousgeIebes ben Yolen Stoots6iil-
ie geibdbrt perOen wiiroc, I'M iie 5ur
0}ieoerlaiiung in i6rcm Seimat6lan-
1e 0u ernntt6isen. St fiigte bin5u,
oie Gin5el6eiten oes &lanes piiroct
6alo 6eenOet Iein, lino es piirOe oonn
elne neue 9lero oes 8uiammenipir.
fens 5wiiben @reiiBen uno Bolen be.
ginnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
Sirgrti6
brbauptrt.
9cuti3cr 0elGWOes0 Sc
tDtgn tn G5ampagnc
Wcgem iumdptiac fran56=
iiiAe Slmsriffe.
Die @crlnitc Der 6run5Oicn Icbr
i6mcr. II g(nd NIT ciusm Bur-
itOF nnf Der &erOnn-6rOnt, na6c
Sascl 304, 6Otten bic fran5Oii-
idjcu StrcitfrGftc fcincn Grfols.
@efcdtSpunic unf DIT nnO
Observation-Disclosures.
Scr 6cmtidc Wencral-
4 l. a . Il
Scr ScmtI6c @encrat
itab sbcri DIT.

y CT I II, ~. W(ar5.-Ste lyrnn'
5oicn madJtcn eeitcrn Oergcblid ben
|erindj, bic linen tiir5lif in Der
G6ompngne-@cgenO cntrihenen Stcl-
litngMa 5nriid 5n crubcrn. Sic wrr.
ben 5nrif gcmUrfeu nn6 erIittcu icBr
Tdmerc Serlnite.
Gin glnsriff Ocr Srun5Oicn auf bic
OcntldJcn Sinien in Der WegenO Oes
6Ggcls 304 i'm ge5irf norOucitlidJ
pun %eronn, Der ntf cincr breitcn
cSront nnternummen mnrSe, id)lng
ebenfals sGu5lidJ febl.
gScOcr anf Ocm OItli6cn, mod anf
bent Sulfon SrieesIdunplut 6obcn
iidJ Greisuiiic Oun geOcnttns 5ngc.
tragen,
Dies uir0 in Dem nmtlifen Be
ridJt gemelSet, Ocr bente glndDinittag
oOn Der Oentidlen uberitcu Seercslci-
tnng ans9eseben iunrOe nnO fOlgen-
ocrnnken lnntet:
@citli@er Srieesidan.
plab.
n@eItern bn6en lidJ in benz Webict
5miId)en Gems nnD glrrns lcb6uftc
Slrtillcrie-SGmpfc 5ngetrascn, bic bis
in bic yladDt 6inciu 0anerten. &c.
itern nOr SageSnnbrudJ bGbcn bic
griten cinen %urituR nnbc @ruisIilcs
mnS Gconit ct. Wleiunein, uurSSIt.
lidJ bOn Sapanme, itntcrnummcn,
Scr crfolglus iuar nnO ms cinen Of
fisicr mn6 "a Wlann ais Wcfonecne
6rudtc. 9lnferOem erlittcm bic Sri.
ten bctrGdtlidJe %erlnite an SuDten
nnS @ermnnOeteu.
Sn Der Champagne modltcn bic
NrnnsOien mebrere Wlnle ben Der.
Iudy, ms bic Stcllnnscn ST. entrci-
| Sen, sic iuir tiir5lidJ erpbcrt 6nttcn,
lie 6attcn 06er feiuerlei Grfuln Ion.
bern mnftcu iidI nadJ idjweren Der.
! lnitcn 5nriid5icben.
glnf 6em linfen llfcr Der Wlaas
Tim @crOnn-Se5irf) bat nnicr ycncr
eeltcrm mcbrere fran5OiiidDe @orit6hc
ecgen nnIere Hinien am Sigcl 304
i'm Seine eritidt. Sentc Nlurgem
mndjtcn bic fran5Oiiibem StreitfrGftc
cinen gIngriff unf ciuer breiten6rOut,
Der nbcr Onrdl nnicr Sener nnO an
cincrSteGe OrrdJ cincn @cgenangriif
a6geIdlagen iunrOc.
ScitlidJ DOn %erOnn id)oiicn nuIerc
SSlicgcr 5luei fcinOlidDe 1eiielbalOns
bernnter. Sn 2nftecfedlten nnO OnrdI
Sas 6cncr nnIcrcr Spc5inlseidIitc
iutrOcn bier feinOlidJc glerOplanc bcr-
inter aebolt.
! Scitlider 9riegSThan ii.
plab.
| Die Gage anf Der snn5cn 6rout III
i'm yIllsemcincn iegr rn6ig.
yalfdn. ariegsfdamplOb,
Gs boben Iidl feline SpcratiOncn
opn crluGbuenslucrtbcr gSidDtigfcii
5neetrasen."
|erfpatctcr tirfifder
gcridt.
(9rabtIos NOD Sabbiue)
Serliu ~, WlGr5, ~ Der amt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
Nlpdl idlLimmer.

ghtf ser Strede gien gooen NOR
id 3euee eines @eiprGdes, onS 5iuei
Gomen Observation-Disclosures areiie
fiibrten. Gos Gberbnipt elmer So
mile mar fiir5lid nod cnoloien
Siehtbum IN elmer SeilonitoIt bonn
9ooc erloit iporocn. Tnroif oie 3u-
.borerin. Sin Slid fir ibml"
o6iir i6ml??" iibr cntriiitet ois
Gr56blerin oilf.
SD eriuartete cine crreete 9iibtig.
'ltealng Oieier grammotifoliihen
6reibeit. Cod eS fam onoers. n8iir
i6uL fir ibr mo fir ser oat5cn 5o.
Mile"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
g oblc @c1cGGib ait.

" 0 b G y leII b q m t. n
aSSyb muB ioebcn einen Spo6ieritod
nut Sil6erariff bier iteben eeloiicn
boben.~ @irtb: SOL Sbnen &C.
bort Scr? 90 on Stommtii6
rouieu T grao' p'ruml"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
lleuUilIr
gomjonOal
gSOu britii6en Sruppcn
gcnOutnIcn.
Sic 7emticben erleibeit ans
aeblid) grpke Serlmite.

gritii6e @rfinOungs 9lbtbeiIunecn
MAIDEN crfoloreitbc Streif8iisc
oitlib bon 2lrruS ruo nobe Sfeli-
bile ct. @aoit unO glcuOe Gba-
pcIle. soiiions bon Oeuti@er
idwcrcr 9lrtiaeric beiAoiicn, ioot
garis. griten meIoen 5ieg IN
@oIaitiua iibcr Die Girtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

inter Sen 5ineerndgeln bcrousprei.
len. Selbit lpenn Der arieg morgen
beenoet ipdte, iuiiroen Die bitteren
@o1en nidt porii6er fem. @s bleibt
ans MIR gines iibrig ourd3ubnl-
ten"
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-ClaimiDg 3year-olds: six furlongs.
Psachio. lU Merimeel. To 2, even, to z won
Cash Up. 100 (HanoEerl. 10 to l. to l. 2 to l.
second; BesssntA lT Lyke). Is to !, to !. to ].
third. Time. 1884 Dyson, Tuffy. Burbank,
Adolante signorette. Cousin Bob Raggedy Man,
Elizabeth Thompson. Faux Pas and First Rays also
ran
SECOND RACE-Claiming; 3-yea--olds and up
ward; six furlongs Rey Oakwood. Ill (Hopkins).
TO l. 2 to l. even. won; Nina K. 1Ol (Erickson).
90 to /. 20 to l. 10 to l. secoud: Cora Lane. Iot
(Hanorer). IS To l. to /. to !, third. Time.
lI535. King K. Bermudian. Jane, Dr.. Kendall
Insot. Aleourt and Jack Carey also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handicap: Syearolds and upward
SIX furionR. Cans Run. l0l Uyke), to l. even.
out won: Marie Miller. los tKederis) even to l.
out. second; Panzareta. l8 (Peak). 5 to z 5 to s.
out. third. Time, Is Is Lang Horne also ranL
ward; siI fWlOnsa. Oldmobile. liz (Troiss). Z
to g. to 10. to s. won; Frsky. Ill -(Iolesworth).
to l. to ]. sven. second; Lame Deer loe CTsylor)
% 10 l. 10 TO /. 10 L third. Tine. 1:Hz rs wap
San Jose. Belle. Minstrel Zig. Detour, Miss De
troit. Examiner. Cash Delivery and Zindel also
ran
FIFTH RACE-siI trionss; Syearolds and up
ward Tfngaline. los MUimse). to l. Z to s.
to won; Bozy johnson, 81 (Lyke). Il to !.
8 70 1. to 2. second; Arch Plotter lp (Hanoyer),
to !. TO !, even, third. Time ll335 Canon
Bddge. Bars and Stara Noynima, Paymaster Al
Pierce and Anna Kruter also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one e-sixteenth. Joe D..
JOG Jehcotp, to q 8 to S. 4 to s. won; Bogart
l6 tTroissl. to i, to l, to S, second; Baby
Cal. 90 Uyke). to l. to l. even. third. Time
lz. Queen Apple. Black Frost, Stone Henge
Petlar and Milton Robee also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-sellnz; Syearolds and upward; :;
FIVE and onehAf furlo1Gs Persux los; Rio Brszos
l4; Jack Harrison. lo4 Robert Manten los; .Dr
Kendall lH Sugar King los; Burbank, q: Caron
doet. Ill; Z sAbio. los; Joe Walsh los: Toast
master lol; Grays Fsyorite. Ill; Minstrel log;
Aunt Sal. IS
SBooND RACE-Selling: Syearolds and up-
ward SIX furlnngS 'TE~ LHi los; .Eectrc los ;
'Commenia. iB; Elizabeth McSauShtou loi: Sir
Dyke le; 'Recluse III: Cole lis: opheliA W.
loe: Leialoha, lG.
THIRD RACE-Purse: 3year-olds; FIVE and one
half fWlOugs J. Rufus O6: Bruomsweep, loe;
Opportunity. liz; Whirling Dun IL: Kilkenny. los
Greek Legrnd! 100: Sprirg scng IO0
FOURTH RACE-SeIing: Syear-olds and UPWARD
six furlonss. 'sybil loI; 'B. A Jones' no: Carl
III Jungle. lG; 'Milbrey. %: Van Horn los: Fr,.>
man. III: Capt- Ben, ll5: 'Acis. 10: Laura James
lG.
FIFTH RACE-Sellins: 3-yearoIds and upward
one mile. Noluspa, loe: Walter Duncan IS; Quick
los: king X. lo4; Charlie McFN rran, Ill: Miss
Waters ioi; York Lad. ia; Tootsie, s3; &C NJ
johnson, 81
SIXTH RACE-Selling: 3year-olds and upward
one mile Balgee, IA; Ralph s., l1e; Lady Nil
dred. 100; Ella Ryan. 50: Plaudto l7; Nepotisn.
p; lolte lc2 '1ndustry IS; 'SteIclihe lOI: BoSart,
Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACD-Selng: ayeerolds; four furlonZs.
Lady Grey timpl ll3: Old Homestead. ITO: Bub
hing Brook HmpJ. lG; Dorothy Sullivan. 10:
Mamont. 10; Dal Acton. los; Cherry Stone, los:
Tit For Tat. lB
SECOND RACE-Caimirs; 5ycar-olds: Ave and
one-half furlonga Oakwood Boy. 10; Swift Fox.
ll3: Berthier. rs; Sirela, l6; Meeloeen, lo4;
'Boebeck l1s: Qun, Il5: Chemuns. III; Star
SAPPHIRE 100: Psstsa. los; SLEEPY Sam. los; High
way lo1 Keba, 100.
THIRD RACE-Claimng; Sycarolds and upward
ssren frrlongS Harry Lauder. lls: Aston, us;
EnGretic. lB; Virginia w. los: Kyle. lis; Leema,
us; Dundresry. is; Pharaoh. 1os; Bob Redfeld.
l@
FOURTH RAOE-The Eclipe Handicap; Swear
olds and upward six frIriongS. Runes lll: King
Tuscan. los; Beautiful Nom. IS; True Steel 10
Indian Chant, F6.
FIFTH RACE-Uaming: +year-olds and upward
mile. Agon. lis; Rustling Brass. Ill: Ed Bond
1s; 'Huda's Brother. lo6: Dartworth, us; Minda.
ITO: Montreal, l0s.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; +year-olds and up
ward; mile Carlton o.. ll5: Zodiac. ll3
High Horse. liz: Song Of the Valley. Ios; Royal
Meteor lI5 Disturber. ll2; .Morr1stown, 10.
SEVENTH RACE-SelinE; tyear-olds and up
ward: mile and one-axtecuth. Yodeles, Ill: Midday
lG: FLy Legend. lo4: Impression. loe; Reno. lG
Ahara, loS
'Apprentioe allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
HILLTOPPERS EASY
FOR THE NATIONALS
Grifmen Win Exhibition Game in q
Romp From Georgetown. y

Georgetown University's pitching stan
proved to be far from in condition, and
Clark Grifith's Nationals played a game
of romp with the Blue and Gray squad,
winning the decision at the Florida ave-
nue. stadium yesterday by q IL to j
count.
Johnny Murray. who is rated among the
best college moundsmen' in the southern
division faced the Nationals over six in
nfngs of the route. but his shoots and
twisters failed to have any puzzling effect
on Grinith's Dixie trained clan," and he
was forced to retire under fire in the
sixth.
1t was fast work for Jack Finnegan.
who took up the burden in the seventh
for the Hilltoppers, as after three safe
blows had been obtained of his delivery.
George Du Mont issued the call OF the
showers for him by policing one to deep
center field for Circuit count, and Coach
O'Reilly hustled Jack Bresham to
the mound.
The latter halted the deadly assault of
the Griffmen. as a safe blow by Judge
was the only nick that dcnted his rec
ord while he worked.
Mollie Craft drew the assignment for
the Nationals, and during the first fve
innings allowed the Collegians but two
hits, while George Du Mont, who finished
out the contest. granted the same
number
1t was a free hitting contest for the
Nationals. as Eddie Foster. Sammy Rice.
Joe Judge and Eddie Charity each con-
tributed two hits apiece to the total OF
fourteen gathered by the Teaguers.
Georgetown earned its lone tally in the
first half Of the ninth session when
Rooney doubled to left center and moved
to the far corner during the retirement
Of Green. Brdsham then poled one to his
liking past Joel Judge and Rooney romped
over the pan. fThe score: