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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-04-04
CATTLE MARKET.
Special Correspondent.

a March 26-Cattlc made net gains last week, in spite of declines at Chicago, and the supply of l5,0G0 head today sold mostly steady, few sales lC lower, top steers SIP. Hogs today l2OO0. market steady to strong, top Sl5.0s. Sheep today 7,200, market steady. lambs Sl4o5. Cattle, hogs and sheep all looked lower at the start to- day, but market on each class finished in good shape.
 Beef Cattle.
 Steers at SIP were the best here. but new high top is due, probably around Sl235, possibly more. Bull of the steers sold at S1l to Sll75, in cluding some 40-day cattle from Kan san, l,l62 pounds, at SLIGO. Plain light killing steers sold at SS.50 to So75. There was good run of pulp steers, mostly at Sll to Sll.65, one sale at Sll.85. new high record for this class Twelve loads of Montana hay fed steers sold at Sl075 and Sll Montana bulls So. Panhandle steers and heifers, CPS pounds, sold at Sll, and New Mexico steers, S8l pounds at Sll. Quarantine arrivals, included Oklahoma steers and heiferS, blocks. 578 pounds at Sll, reds. GA pounds at Sl075, and five cars of Louisiana steers, 5s5 pounds, at SS50. Butchei cattle sold firm, COWS up to Sl025, bulls SlO, veals Sl25O.
 Stockers and Feeders.
 The market was quiet after the middle of last week, and barely steady today, stock ,steers at S7.75 to S9.75, feeders S9 to SlO25, fleshy feeders up to Sl080, stock COWS and heifers S6.50 to SS.75. Predictions favor higher prices on country kinds.
 Hogs.
 Opening prices were 5 lower, be- cause of heavy supplies around the market circle, but demand was strong and the close was steady, some of the best hogs selling strong to 5 higher top Sl5.O5, bulk Sl4.50 to Sl495. Light hogs sold up to SlO75, and pigs most ly at Sll to SIS, some common Southern pigs at So to Sl0 The TUT last week was one-third less than normal at nearly all points, because of hampered railroad service, and the bottled up demand came out today with increased capacity, hence the strong close. Railroads are unable to furnish as many cars as are ordered especially in Nebraska. hence hog supplies arc apt to run cratic, and are hard to estimate ahead.
 Sheep and Lambs.
 Like cattle and hogs, lambs and sheep opened with lower tendency but finished strong, most of inc good lambs finally selling at Si+.So and Sl495. some S2-pound lambs at $l4.75 heavier lambs worth around Sl4.50 clipped lambs Sl15O to SIPS. Easter lambs are due, and few choice Spring lambs will sell around 20 cents a pound. Feeding lambs are quiet. and sell at S1325 to $l4, some shear ing lambs going out up to Sl4.40- Wethers are worth mp to Sl250. year lings Sl3.5O. ewes SIPS for best.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-04-04
SEEKS DIVORCE
(Prom Thursdays Daily.)

Mrs. Esther Alice Landon Tuesday instituted divorce proceedings in the Maricopa Superior court against Sher- wood Landon, of the Santa Fe, Pres colt & Phoenix railroad. on the ground of desertion. The Landons, who were married in Prescott in 1910, have been separated for some time, Mrs. Landon nearly year ago hay ing been granted a decree for separate maintenance. In her divorce com plaint she asks for $l0O month ali mony.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-04-04

that he would prosecute the case. He suggested that possibly the reform school might be the proper place for the youthful Rallies.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-04-04

For quick and artistic job work, the Journal-Miner is the place.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Gin nuru6igcs Guartctt.

@egen 6rieoensltorlmg puroen
Orci S6pcitcrn unO Elm 9ruoer, Die
39-iGbrige 8onnie, ole 40.idbri9c
glmeIio, Ole Al. .jdbrige Delta uno Der
42.idbrige Soco6 Cohen bon glr.
1106, Oit-9rattitroBe, bon @otrol.
mann Mc@lmee perboftet. 9ii6ter
@crebt bonn oitliden Goli5eigeridt
beitrofte oIlc nit ie $25 inO Soften.
0a Ole 9eItroften oes @elo ni6t allf-
bringen fonnten mrrocn iie nod Dem
@efGngniB geididt. 0ie @ier maren
iiber cine @eIoongelegenbeit in Streit
gerotbcm oeiien &Grm minoeitens
500 %erionen 6er6ci5og. SSm @oli.
5eiacriht crbob iid Oh ser Struie
aud Elm itarfer 2GrnL Dem Scr &i6.
ter ober Oaourd Gin Guoe bereitetc,
OaB or oie 2Grmcr birter S6loE lnO
HiegeI bringen lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
gQettreunen ~ @SimlicO.

Gos ib0ne 8etter botte geItern
EouienOe nod oen &ennen 81 9im-
Iico geIodt SSolgenOes lit Ous 9Re-
inltot Der iieben &ennen;
6. Gennen (5s MeiIe) o@2io.
nigbt Sun", u2oOD eileen" uno
o9anO 9ubber".
2. &enuen (2H @ieilem - ,Ieip
Supeu"~ uHbomb" imO p9oaD 9aD".
3. &ennen q Wieile) II gWilo
G5pme" n6rcu" uno bright Star"
A 9lcnnen y7s NeiIe) oGrim-
per-, uGelto" imO oGbe Geciiion".
8. glennen (7s 0leiIe) r&epro.
bate, oYliB Sruter" uno u@orID
Sigbt".
6. 9lepncu q MeiIe 70 gorOs) -
rE6eieries", oE6ursoa0 9li9btet"
un0 ,9u33aroun0".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15


Die Sormer bon Carroll -@oilntD
beboupten. Dob lie Ole in @oridlag
gebro6te glenoerlmg oes Giieubabn'
Sobrplones ilber ole @eItern WlorD.
lonO.2inie idper betreffen miro.
9iegelm6Biee 9oiiugiere iino chen.
falls ilber cine porgeihlagene 9leuOes
ring I'M Neutrality-suspicious. redt auf.
gebrodt. 9(ae giienbobnen lino bon
Der 9Regierllng etiu6t woroen, ibren
9alIogieroerfebr nad Wloglibteit
ein5uicbrGnfen uno 9ofomotiDfraft
unO 8aggons fir Den 6radtOerteDr
uno 9cforoeruug Don Sruppcn frei
5u MAIDEN. Sn llebcreinitimmllng
nit oieiem Weiud bat ole DgSeIterll
WorDlono 9abn" angefiinOigt, iie
weroen oen @itts6urgb GrpreB lno
on0ere 8iee Der Sauptliuie einltel-
len.
9(uBeroem miro be6ollptet, OuB,
oa ole Stoot baltimore gum groBel!
2beiI nit Milb aus Carroll -Gountn
periorat miro, Die @eigerung bon
Seiten Der 6armer, Ntilb inter nm
portbeilboften llnltdnoen 81 uerlen-
Oeu, Oeu @reis iiir @lild 6ol0 ouf
90 Gents pro Guart ooer oariibcr
crbobeu meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Q[nf oer sirnfe rrfrnnft

gluf oem gSege nod ibrer gSob.
mlng bonn Ssruelitiiden &oipitol, no
ibr @otte g8iaiam $. alaun6crg ge-
itorbcn mar puroe Srau aotberine
aIonbcrg BON glr. 2614, OIt@}oml-
mcnt StroBe, pIoblid fronf. Ole AZ
Sabre olte Game mar BON i6rer
Eodtcr 5rau @Drtle aloltn6erg be-
gleitct, Oie ole Siilie Oes Yoli5ilten
2loDb imO 3ipeier Nl1nner in gln-
iprud nobm bon oenen 6ron &loun-
BERG bon Der 2u8ernc-9 9lpcnue, po.
ielbit iie ii6 5ur 8eit befanO, nnd
i9rer @obning gebroht nliroe. 9(uf.
regung un0 Summer iiber oen 500
ibres @otten mar, nod 9lusiioge ser
9ler5tc, Die llriu6e ibres 9ranfmer-
DenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

&bOtograpbien non glnslGnoern
fir bic 9icsicrnng uerOeu nusefertist
OnrdJ Scrmau Gaerbrof, @bOtu-
graph % @eit-2egiugtOu-Strnhe
(N2ai15.1 5.1719l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
g9eiterc llnterindlmna.


Sm Sale Der Sebrerin @orie Snp.
Ser BON ser S6uIe 9lr. 80. -
6roi 93eeiua 9fowe beitimmt IN
i6rer 2lni9uloigung. S6re
God5ter angebIi6 miB6onOeIt
porOen. - 9ie Sade miro Dem
Gis5iplnar-@onite unter6reitet.
Sic 9ei6uIoigung ser @iiB6onO-
lung, melde gegen 6rduIein Olarie
SnDOer, cine 2e6rerin Der offcntli.
den S6ule glr. 80, Gde SanoOer-
mO g9iuoer-StraBe, BON 6rau 9fe-
alma Golue bon Ger. 1880 Siio.Sano-
ner.StraBe, er6o6en luurOe, miro BON
Der S6ulbe6orOe unteriu6t perOen.
sSrau 9iope 6eiudte geitern Ylorgen
Oos Bureau Oes SAulmperintenOen-
ten Sod in 9egleitling i6rer odtiG6.
rigen Godter 9lOo, pelde onge6li1
Oos Spier ser YliBbanOlimg ieitens
Der 9e6rerin gemeien lit. Sri. SnDoer
murOe Dor einigen Gagen BON Ser
9eiduloieung ireigeipro6en. GieS
bat jeOotb 5rau 9lowe nidt 6efrie.
Oigt, wel9e 6e6ouptet, OoB 6rdulein
Simpler cine SonOooll Soore bon
Dem aopfe OeS ainoeS 6erousgerii-
ien ba6en ioll.
@ine meitere 9ei6perOe, ieOod
unflore, purOe bon elmer 5rau
@romn gegcn Oie 2e6rerin erboben
welde ertldrte, Dob 6rdulein Snp-
ser ibren So6n all5u itreng 6eitrait
babe. 9lud Oieie 9eibulOiging miro
Dem 9iS5iplinor-Gomite Der S6ul-
6eborOe unterbreitet perOen, Die cine
pollitGnOige llnteriubrng aniteaen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9lcserfnu6c crtrnufcm.

SSames s. Sommcrpiae, ein fl.
jd6rieer glegerfnabe bon Scr. 1112.
@ooOmou.9(aeb, ertront geItern am
@ier Der D9lmericon See Co. an
8uBe oer SenrD. .StroBe. Sonmcr.
bile botte nit einigcn anOeren gac-
gerfno6en geipielt, ais er in Sen So'
fen fiel. 0os 9oli5eiboot "2onnon"
fiihte feline 2eicbe berous, Oie in oie
Mor0nc gc6roht muroe. Coroner
4einbar0t pom iiiOliden Giitrift
iDlroe benadridtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

SpiBe uno glng es III 5IemlIb ldnel'
Ter 5a6rt our6 ole Charles. StraBe,
na6 Dem &at66uus, poieI6it MaDor
@reiton ouf oen @oraOetreppen be-
reits ieiner @dite barrte. @S fanOeu
feline Geremonien am Gatb6ous itott.
Die 9egriiBlng Ser @dite Ourb Oen
0loDor mar glei6foQs cine fllr5e mo
na6m oos StaOt.Gber6aupt alsoanu
i'm @agen Oes Moridaa Soffrc
@lob, I'M Die 6o6rt na6 Dem @ai6-
inaton-Gcnfmal on3utreten woieI6ii
oie Gingangs erlpGbHte Geremonic
itattiano 9hli ser gon5en 6abrt
mirOen oie fran5oiiiben @dite, mo
beionOers @iarihoa Soiire, ireuOig
Ourb 3lrliie begriiBt
Cardinal @i6bons 6egrii b.
te oen 3ug.
Cardinal Gibbons botte es iif
nidt ne6nen Ioiien aud ieincrieits,
menn aud nur in Gntiernung, Die
@dite 81 6egriiBen. Gs mar porgeie-
ben oaB ser Cardinal ben 3ng BON
Dem @ortaI Ser GotbeOrole aus in
9(ugeni6ein nebmen iolte, 0od iuar
eS 5u uinoig fiir Den airdeniiiriten,
Der oa6er bon einem 5eniter Oes @r5-
biIboiliden @alois ais oen @6iten
5uipinfte. glls iif Der 3ug Dem
Souie ndberte, 6ego6 iicb Der GorOi.
nal al Oos 6eniter, ino erbo6 iib
DloridoQ S5oifre bon ieinem Sib uno
ioliitirte 0en Cardinal in militGri-
ic6er @eiie, pelder ieinerieits nit
Ieinem rot6en &dp6en minfte. GDr
Ser Gotbeorale botten peridieoene
6inoert Stuoenten oes ct. WiarDs
Seminar 9luiitelhIng genommen oa-
runter Batter SuleS 9aiSnee, pelder
bel gpern einen glrm Oerloren bat.
gater 9aisnee muroe Dem Maridaa
ollrd WluDor &reitou peri0nli6 por'
geitclt.
Gle 9liltomobile, nel6e Die @Gite
bareen mareu iolgenoermaBen be.
iest:
9luto q Serr 81. @ipianL @ar.
idaa Sofire, Sr. Oio66ins bonn
Staots. .9epartemeut. Sobn Subert,
@rdli0ent oes 3mciten Sta0tratbs.
3peigs unO GbaunceD 9. WlcGor.
mid.
9luto 9 9loniral Gboheprat,
9teilteuant GommanOerr Siiion,
lieutenant. .Gommanoeur 9ubanon,
Sen. 6eIir 9lgmls unO SenrD @6ite.
g(uto s Marquis oe G6ombrun,
Serr Sobelaque iuo SberIt @os6D.
g(uto Q General Gignat G6erit-
2ieiltcnout 9u6ru, 2iciltenant Oe
Geiian rnO Cigar Gomion.
gluto s -Dloior lrepiuS, 9ieute-
naht.@ommonoeur 2inOe6oom unO
z. 9. 8ielO.
Gin berrli6 er @mpfong.
9}nd0em Die fiIr3e, ober @inOrildS-
DoQe 6eier ser 9oOenous6ebung fiir
oas 2afd1ette- Genfmol Oorii6er mar,
muBten iidb Die @Gite 6eeilen nad
Dem 9obnboi 5uriid5ufomnen unO
plroen Die G6aufielre ongepieien
etiuas icbneIler ais ionit 5u ia5ren,
oo Der 3ug io5rpIonmdBig ouSlou.
fen muBte.
glls W}ori6oa Soffre ieinen ca.
Ionuogen om llnion.9obn6oi sur
gSeiterreiie 6eltiea, oonfte er N}apor
@reitou nit folgcuoen @orten.
nISn feincr onoeren StnOt Der Ser
cinigten Staotcn bat Gin piiroigerer
ino ongene6merer Gnpiong itottge-
innoen. Die @orbereitingeu ont
Monument moren 6errlid inO Die
@in5el6eiten menn aud fur5, iuurOen
in Der oollfonuneniten @eiie ourd'
gefii6rt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

@lorgen werOen 90 Nlann ser
o6orn.9lrmce" melde ollrd OaS
8armar6eiter- -9iirean inter 9citung
oes @orlibers @m. S. MauB orga.
niiirt miro, naG GarroQ-GorntD &c.
IauOt merOen. Die 2eute miilien ii1
perpiidterL fir $i5 pro Monat ino
9efoiiiauug 81 arbeiteu Cine an.
oere 9lbtbeilme ioa am Sanlitaa
mad Sent Golnt0 geianot meroen
Sic 6nrmer ieben nidt OielSertrauen
in Ole Seiilngsia6isteit Der G2itgIie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

ser ser .6arm.9lrmee" fonuen aber
obiolut feinc anoeren 9lrbeiter be-
fOmmen.
30 ai6iniiten fiir 6rauf,
reid.
GberIt @. g. 5isf i'm 9oGomte lit
BON @aibington aus benadrihtigt
porocn, Dab @laidiniiten, SdmieOe
ltno @iienarbeiter i'm 9tlter BON Is
bis 45 Sabren fir Oas amerifaniI6c
Reginent benotbigt peroen, weIdes
no6 6ranfreid geianot peroen ioa.
@er iid omuerben laiien nil, muB
lid in elmer regelmdBieen 9Refrliti-
ringitotion melOeu.
Ter lDerneitr aut Dem
Situfer.
8ouDernenr Surrington belano
lid gcltern in Salisbury imO belt
bort cine Geoe, I'm oen @nt6uiiaS.
mus fir Sen &rieg au5uipornen. @r
telep6onirte nub Baltimore, OoB 0ie
@rtro. Situug Der @eieBge6ing nidt
por glnfangs Slnii ein6eruien merOen
miiroe, on cr aii oie glnnabme DiG-
tiger @orlogen i'm GongreB mortcn
miiiie. Ter @oupernellr reiit beute
nod 6eoeroIsburg mo miro Damn in
GentrepiIe ipreGen Gr 6eubiidtiet,
Die san5e @o6r aui ieiner 9ieOetolr
nlf Dem Gihlicr 81 6leiben.
g 0 6 mid t cnti d ie0en.
IN Ser @obmng Oes Cardinals
ian0 geitern g5a6mittug eine Comic.
ren3 ooriiber Itott, ipie sic 100000
bon Dem 9o5ar fir Oie 9laiirten Oer-
tbeilt perOen iolen. Die gan5e 9ln-
gelegenbeit mllrOc cincm Gomite
iiberpieien.
9fooiebelt'S glrmec.
Captain SEQ. 9. Giroao bat eS
iibernommcn cine 9oItimorer @om-
pognie iiir ooS &ooieoeIt'i6e Gon-
tingcnt onBubringcn. 9npt. Iirnlln
lit Der 9lniidt, OoB ieine Gompoenic
binnen peniGen Iogen noG 6ranf.
reid geionOt werOen fam. @r ga6
5u OaB 6ranfreiA ic6r idlimm Ooron
iii lmo ioiort Siilfe brar6t. SGou
Scr moraliibe Gifeft fir Oic iran5o-
iiidcn Solontcn iei Oiel mertb. pemt
9lmerifaner in ibteu 9ieiben cribei.
nen miirOen.
Carl nidt idreibcn.
9lllen 8. Griitopber, melher om 2.
Ge5embcr 1915 in Die britiicbe 9lrmee
eintrat, bat ieinem @ater, Charles s.
Gbriitopber, 9lr. 667, @utmau-9lOe,
mitgctbeilt, 0aB cr in elmer @ei6iib-
gl6tbeillng init nod Orei onoeren
Yoltimorern an Der 6ront oient in0
i6on feds 9ricic eeibrieben bottc,
Die abcr Der Genior nidt our1gelaI.
fen Bat Gie Gltern manoten iid an
Den amcrifnniiben 9otidaiter, mel.
ber idlicBlid elm paar 3eiIen BON
Dem Nlanne Ourd6efommen fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
WlmniaipaI .gadlridltsm.

@loDor @reiton Oanft Deri6ieoenen
GepartementS- -&orite5ern fiir Die
DortreifliGen @mpiuugS.9lrran0e-
mentS fir sic fran50iiibe Gom-
miiiion ~ 8orf6eb0rOe miro oeu
9li66urton-See nit elmer Sede
eini6lmen luiieu.
@laDor @reIton Oanfte geitern 9tod-
mitto9 bel Ser Sibung Der Geporte.
meuts9efs StroBenrcuigungs.Gom-
niiiGr 9arf,nS, 9auinipeftor s. s.
9prne, Serrn S. GellD, SefrelGr ser
@orf6e60rOc, imO ieinem Siilfsiefre-
tar 6. areuOer, jun, fiir Oereli boz
trefilide arrangements, meIGe bic
iel6en fiir ben Gmpfoug ser fron50ii-
i9en Griegs Gommiiiion getroffen
botten. Observation-Disclosures
idr 2arfins batte iGon geitern Mlor-
gen inn ll6r ieine 2elIte an ser 9lr-
belt, nm Die StraBen, ,Ourd melde Die
9eiu6er fi6ren 10 iou6er wie m0g-
lid) mohen 81 loiien
Ger NloDor mar ii6er Sen gldn5eu.
Ben Gmpfane Ser tron50iii6en Gom-
milton iebr frerOig geitinnt. gr
6otte ni6t cripartet, OoB cine iolbe
Meni1enmaiie, ipie Iie geiiern Mor-
gen 81 ie6en NOR, al @uuO iein mir
Be. Superintendent DER 0iieutli1en
@e6Gu0e. g8m. 3. OGonnor 6atte
fur5 Dor ser 9lnfunft ser @Gite 25O
fron5oiii6e Sloogen an 9naben unO
M0Ohen Dor Dem &atb6nus pert6ei-
len loiieu.
s ede um Sen ai5burton.
see.
Qos @aiier0eportement lurroe ge.
itern bon ser %arf6eb0roe 6eno6ri6-
tigt OaB iie in oieiem Sabre nit Ger
9lnlegung elmer Sede Inn Sen 9lib.
burton-See beginner miro. S5n bier
5obren iaet Ole 9SarfbebSrOe, mer-
Oen Die Gebiiide 10 oidt bod unO
itnrf iein, OaB feline gerion Dem See
5u nobe fonmen fam. Die 9lnIegung
Der Sede tpurDe bon gerpobnern in
Ser 0dbe oes Sees, lpo tGgli6 Diele
SsinOer ipielen, enpfoblen. Sic Soften
werOen rugeidbr $4,000 betrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

@crr y. g. 9eimert, Sefret1r 0eS
@orriiou 9lucnue 8erih0neruneS.
ScreinS, ian0te geiiern an N}aDor
&reiion cine 9leiolution be3iiglib ser
Sluneftirungs- -gprIo9c, pel1e bon
Dem gerein in Der lebten 9erianm.
llug gutge6eiBen mlrOe Gie Dit
glieOer Oes Gereins iinO Der 9lnli6t,
oaB Baltimore ausgepadien 1T uno
oaB es iid erit Damn mie0er cnpor.
ihpingen fam iobalO Die @ren5cn
erpeitert mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Gintrnhnff

photographer 49,. SbDtOgrapbien
i'm uGOrrcipOnOcnt". .@ebGnSc,
413 SIt-Yaltimurc-StraFc.
$as OOer gtadlt, (@loit5-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Nnnaes MaOdlrn uerldlunnben.

Die IS Sabre olte @rneitinc S9aot
BON glr. 249, SiO 3. StraBe, wuroe
Der Canton &oli5ei ols 0erniiBt ge-
meloet. Gs miro befiir6tet oaB OnS
iunge @l6Odeu Dem 0erIodenoen &ei6
cines Dtiniotilr-Girtus, Der Dor elmer
ISOLDE in SigbIonotomn ipielte, nidt
mioerIteben tonnte. 2ielltenant Gra-
mer bat einc Sude nod ibr begon-
nen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
SEND GREAI SWALLOWS.
ray TUsWRGiNfRs 3 FEEDERS
Jockey Club Deems It Obligation to As
aist In Aiding Communities Toward
Development OF Animals.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y, August
l.-"hen the yearling colt by i'm
ported Toddington out of Understudy
by imported Star Ruby was knocked
down to Walter N. Jenords. of Phlla-
delphia, at the Powers-Hunter sale
here on Wednesday last for $1,000. in
quiry developed the fact that the colts
sire is now a member Of the Jockey
Club breeding bureau, and is stationed
in Pennsylvania near the city Of Pitts
burgh.
II Is through the distribution Of such
stations as Toddington, not only in
the Empire State. but throughout the
entire East. that the parent racing
body OF the United States Is doing a
service which Is going to mean a
greatly improved common horse prod
uct wherever the influence of the
thoroughbred is felt. For many years
the Jockey Clubs activities in the line
or breeding were confined to this State,
and the premiums for foals by their
sires are offered at tho county fairs of
New York only. So promising have
the results obtained been, however,
that yielding to call. 1t was deemed
an obligation to render aid in COM
munities in Pennsylvania. Maryland and
Virginia.
1t is confidently expected by Frank
X. Sturgis. the chairman Of the breed-
ing bureau OF the Jockey Club, that tho
success which has been achieved in the
Genesee Valley. chiefly through the CO.
operation of the Genesee Valley Breed
ers' Association, will be duplicated in
other districts in New York State and
elsewhere. Moro than zoo mares have
been bred in the region surrounding
Avon. which Is the headquarters of the
breeders association. and the number
or good matrons In that splendid graz
ing country has lately been increased
by purchases in Canada. where tho
thoroughbred has long been recognized
as the most potent factor in the I'm
provement OF all breeds of horses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
WILLIAMS WILL PLAY
HOST OF TENNIS STARS
ENTER PATRIOTIC TOURNEY
Red Gross Benefit PIny at Forest Hills
VIII Bring Together Many Lead
err In Court Game.

News that will be welcomed by the
tennis world Is the announcement by
Julian S. Myrick, president of the West
Side Tennis Club that r. Norris Will
liams, H.. the present champion. will
play in the national patriotic Singles
tournament beginning at Forest Hills,
L l.. August 20. Myrick has received
definite assurance from Plattsburg,
where Williams is in training. that he
will play.
There has been some uncertainty as
ing. because it was not known whether
the men at Plattsburg would be on
leave at the time OF the tournament.
Advices from Washington. however,
have declared that they will be free
for about two weeks, which gives a
chance for men in training camps to
enter the national.
With William NJ. Johnston In Cali
fornia serving with tho militic, and
If. K. Mclaughlin also on naval duty,
1t began TO look as though recent
champions would be few and far be-
tween. However. Williamss entry will
make up in part for the lack OF the
SoiiAoi AiahoI diio lucIC 10 no uOuDI Out
that tho tennis public will be keen
for the chance TO see the champion In
action. He has had some tennis at
Plattsburg, and, of course. is in splen-
did condition physically.
Several OF the frst ten will be in
action at Forest Hills. for r. Lindley
Murray No. 4; C. ]. Griffin, No. G; Wat
son NJ washburn, No. I. and Dean
Mathey. No. 10, have agreed to play
There is also a possibility that Joseph
J. Armstrong. No. Q, may enter. that
depending upon arrangements he can
make with reference to his work In
the navigation school. where he is en-
rolled In the governments service.
One OF the unusual features that is
bound to attract the attention of the
gallery Is tho entry of men whose
names have been famous in tennis an
nails for many years. H. w. Slocum,
who was champion In 1888 and 1888;
NJ. D. Whitman. who held the title in
1898. 1899 and 1900. and Holcombe
have agreed to play. There is a pos
albility that F. II. Hovey. winner In
1895. and r. D. Wrenn, title holder in
1893, 1894, 1896 and 1897, and o. 8.
Campbell, champion from 1890 to 1892,
Will also compete.
From the gallery's viewpoint, per-
haps the most interesting events will
be the three matches between Miss
Molla Bjurstedt. national champion,
and Miss Mary K. Browne. of Califor-
MIA, former champion. Keen judges
who have seen their matches express
the opinion that they are the greatest
women tennis players now In competi-
tion. and every gallery that has seen
them in action has been thrilled by
their wonderful play.
All the proceeds of this tournament
and OF the national doubles at Long
wood will be devoted to the fund Of
100000 which the United States Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Association is rails
ing to finance three ambulance Sec
lions to be presented to the govern
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
SARATOGA RESULTS

Ftrst-seven furlonss-Puliux. lis (par.
rrinEtoT1., to !. TO s. > TO S. first; Star.
inch ia tkobinson). 90 to !. s to i, 4 10 j,
l.: 70 I. third Time. 1925 2-5 Between
y,s Hss afsy,, Shna o. Gypsy George. Traction.
s Sssspc-ss e two 70 to ss
end; Sun King. l!s lWiliiamsS, ; to i. to
tx Th!5a six fsr,,onfs - sunbsia.. lag
T. second Panp. l22 tAiieni. to ?. e to 10 10
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.. Ftfth-one mile-Dan. LOG "a co,,p.,
to to !. to !. fret; Spring song ~
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E,ss q s,s ssss r Poiy anna Plume. c
hrose. Early Sight, buckshot. Kebo. Miss
kIuter and Canon Bridge also ran ''''
Sixth-nve and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n2 o. McThEgarD, TO 6. to g. 10 &
nrst; Revelier, no tPetx). 8 to l. { to 7.
to 'essosd 10 fve ,hiad rs trioSleI
ronn. ban,Sea shsst taa u riRe paS Ss cS Ga
5ng. Portis. Cruelty. Lady Vera. beteha" Mi.
II. also ran. h"'iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
TO BEGIN FOOD CONTROL
Will BE First Over which
Government Exerclses
Supervision.
IBy Assoeiated Press.l

IBy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, August 11.-A1easure
to control the sale and price of wheat
and flour under tho food control law
will be announced next week by tho
food administration. Breadstufrs. n
was said to-day. will be the first food
over which the government will exer-
else supervision. Meat and dairy prod.
ucts will come next.
Regulation OF food products will be
taken up by commodities. AS fast as
plans are made. the food administra-
ton will make known It's program con-
corning handling each. The present
intontiop is to improve economic con.
Acknowledgement cooperation OF indua-
tries concerned. and no attempt will
DO made to enforce drastic provisions
Of the law unless the CO operation Elan
fails.
The administration is preparing a
series Of statements on the food sit
uation In the United States and abroad
and hopes to impress on the American
people the necessity for assistance I'm
carrying out It's aims.