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and N Cap. and Fla ave. between sth and A
and 4th and sts. ne. Reward II returped to lii
Bates s.. NV
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and O st, T on o ST., between ID and ith st.
ne, diamond rins, with Initials Return to GEO.
NJ HENAUBT, U Mass. ave. ne. Liberal reward
LosT-AT CHEVY CHASE CLUB, SATURDAY
evening, January 6. large octagonAl diamond
brooch, set in platinum. with gold hack and pin
and sTen diamond pendants; one pendant missing.
Liberal reward II returned TO owner. l7l1 r. J..
ave. NV.
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Cosmo.-vaudevillc.

The Cosmos Theater next week will
have q big novelty in -Four Yosis From
india" the famous Rajah Joveddah
troupe OF mystics and mind readers, in
exhibitions OF telepathy and thought
transference, answering questions from
the audiences upon all matters that are
proper subjects of Inquiry II will also
present Bobby Heath, noted as a song
writer, composer comedian, and pro-
ducer. Tom Browns great minstrel COM
bination, the Princeton Five: Maude
Ryan. the famous laugh girl' COM
edienne; Mack and Hanson In Busted"
a rural laughmaker; Dunlay and Mer-
rill, I'm an artistic novelty of song and
comedy Brown and Mccormick; and
Bianchfs Models in classic statuary
poses The feature fllm will be the Blue
Ribbon Fitagraph picture, The Price OF
Fame"
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vfrGinia-"GIori Romance

Beginning Monday the Virginia Thea
ter. In Ninth street. the only always 6
cents admission" motion picture theater
in tho downtown district, will present
Billie Burke IN "Gloria's Romance" "
which is shown in twenty episodes. Each
day except on Sundays, a different epi-
sode will be featured until the serial
is completed. thus afrording admirers OF
this actress opportunity to see tho COM
pleted film without the customary week
ly wait that is necessary when a serial
play is first shown on the screen.
'Eiloria's Romance" is the human kind
OF story that will find echo in every
heart.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE oF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THt
Dtstrict q Columbia. washington. January q igf.
ORDERED; That Section 10 o. the Buiid3rs
Regulations Of the DStTict o. Columbia de~lsuzt3ns
csrtain srerts business stretI for the puro~s q
light and ventilation, IL berety snend~d b. sdtins
thereto the f0lOSing: L sveet northwest noh
SIDE between sirteenth and SeTeuteenth str-sez
OLIVER P. NEWMAN LOUIS BROWNlOu,
CHARLES W. KUTz. ecnmisaooers. D. c.
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Lswsuits.

payment to iesatee; attorney. Leigh Rob.
inson.
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Moore's strand-'Pidgin Island.-

Harold McGrath struck a new note
when he penned the story. "Pidgin Is
land" and It has been made into a vastly
entertaining hlm play with the leading
characters portrayed by Harold Lock-
wood and May Allison. This photoplay
will be the main attraction at Moore s
Strand Theater Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday. The locale Of the story is the
Canadian border. A secret service agent
falls In love with a girl he suspects OF
smuggling gems into this country. The
Backgrounds and locations are beautiful
In the extreme Wednesday and Thurs
day Bessie Love. who has achieved won
derful popularity. will be the headline at
traction In a whimsIcally humorous and
unusual photoplay. The Heiress at Cof-
fee Dams" A young waitress in cheap
restaurant tells everyone she Is an heir
ess. Her associates plan a Joke and in
troduce an attorney who Is seeking a
missing daughter OF wealthy fnancier
In the end the young lady proves to be
the he'ress. Friday and Saturday Doro-
thy Gish will be featured IN a dramatic
story of the mountain folk IN Kentucky,
entitled The Children of the Feud."
There VIII be other pictures daily, and
the Strand Symphony Orchestra will rem
der appropriate musical accompaniments.
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Moore's Garden--Anita stewart.

Anita Stewart, one of the most popular
screen stars, Will be the stellar attraction
in visualization of Mabelle Helkes Jus
tees story. "The Glory of Lolande." I"
Miss Stewart appears as Russian prin-
cess, who is bethrothed by her father
to worthless nobleman. She rebels
and gains the enmity OF the royal court,
joins the Nihilists and meets her fate
In the person of young prince who also
has espoused the cause of the Nihilists.
Then comes the edict banishlng the young
man to Siberia and the sweethearts are
torn apart. Later leaving luxury and
wealth, she Joins the man of her choice
In Siberia Another charming star, Mar
garita Fischer. will grace the screen
Wednesday and Thursday in The But
terny Girl" Miss Fischer wins fresh
laurels as the girl who displays grit and
stamina Friday and Saturday Antonio
Moreno and Peggy Hyland will be seen
In their latest Photographic success. Her
Right to Live" a heart story Of a waif
The program will be further augmented
by other first run pictures and the Gar
den symphony Orchestra will play.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
EXPERIENCED CATCHERS- APPLY FTTTT
LAUNDRY, gIs 18th 81 nv.
AT ONCE TEN LADIES TO TRAVEL DEMON
strste and sell well established line 10 our dealers
Previous experience not neoessry. Good pay. Rail
road fare paid GOODRICH DRUG COMPANY,
Department g. Omaha Nshra,ks
LADIES WISHING STEADY WORK THE YEAR
round. write for GprTiouIHrs at oncs. RAYMOND
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WANTED-AGENTS

IMPROVED SASH CURTAIN ROD: FITS ALL
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good p-udts Sample. loc. UFFERT Ss W dist
st., New York.
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capital Write today. VOORHEES,, Desk 49,
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.
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HORSES AND WAGONS,

foR HTRE-HoRsE AND WAGON FOR AM
tnd Of busin-s by day, week month. GEN
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THE BEST WAY 10 PROTECT THE IFfLsEf
q the that sells k 10 notis kow sr1 70
whom you deal with. house Hke tins IL soco 10
know Wh~n it's Mems Won suits. PSnt shc~>l
Etc Sur the srr buyerz JUsTHs oi ID
STAND, 6ls ID.
notice. ArtIfcfsI teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abr.hsm.. sts G, op. Pat. ofne>.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 55i. 25ol lst st. NV. formerly s. RSnoolph
place. Monsrchs rented E.75 peT month; nonths
$50; months. 80; No. ReminEt0ns 81: l. c.
Smiths. SIS AMI so Underwood ReningtOns
s. So Reductions a paid or months In sdT1ncs.
Rebuilt typewritsrs for ale.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

! CIUFOBNII LITTLE FARMS FoR 6TI1
easy payTnentA Write Z. r. WAITE. shs~ssA.
I Ofls
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
IL MESSAGGIO DI PASQUA

Quae meravgoso godiento prova cou che
sgncato gorno che rsuresone Cristo
Eg sente aarsi nanmo quache che d sublime che
sembra doezza paradaca sene enerare mel
pace sovruana pace che monde puo dare Quese
sensaon conorto contro e avvea della VITA
conorto che prodga Iddo mel gono della ureone del Suo
Divin Figiuolo.
messaggo Pasquale parla di vittora Loda Parca che
ha seminato fra gil uomn ogni eta e.
Gesu ha onfao sa Eg capesta cranio della neso-
rable la vttoria e. vittoria nosra: esultamo
I'll Signor lie porte ha schiuse
"Il Signor FEmmanuele!"
Lannunzo echeggia meravglosamente confortante.
terra We molttudne d atti pochsmo
in cui sia passao Ma quest cuo esulcerat
queste owe mesza ha peso dmora dolce
lodia, la del Maestro S eleva:
So purifcarti sappi che tue destino
e. grande che questa fredda sepocro
mond che bano nea del e future
Peredta che DO serva Tu per sempre cittadno de
apparen al seco passat seco Neora
presente stat peparando tua eevazone
nee acrme grano germogera nee future semna
anche gil atr altri seinarono per Sprto
moa passo emo sui enero erto atezze
da cui Pavvene appara veil Lascensione penosa
sudore bagnera spesso tua fronte daa
spuntare grand luce vedra sare orzzonte della
ta della giustza"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
Una NUOVA CROCIATA CONTRO | BARBARI

La richesta del presdene Wilson Cong1esso la sera del
Ape dhiarazione d guerra ALA Ge1rnana a messo
gil Sta Unit nea conagrazione mondae Non era admissible
che Congresso hiamato ad agie nea question:
pontamente rconoscuo che agito in modo
fOsse stata ga in questa Lostz
onsmo del germanoo senatore Toilette fatto che
tardare la vOtazone deordne del goo guerra ma eg 81
dovuto are pve dopo Senate nea sera
del co1ente ha appovato state d guerra naggo
di 80 voti contrO g..
discorso del fu iprontao ouela cama che
caratterstca in u che nemneno ne moment
piu tubnos peno accorgmento d femezza di pro-
po tale da sodsare quaunque americana Una guerra
ad oranza mpgnata Germana segutandoa
hno che tale nazlone sia cOmpeamente scontta
naurae che gil Stat Unit un allie nazon che ora
baono contro gmper centra autandole specamente
prest fnanziari Presdene chiamera noltre
M 100000 uomni pu presto possible ed
auto degi aea popoo entrera nela grande
guerra mondae coscenza esauo ogni
orevoe manenere pace ESQ dopo ore 200
suddti American sta messi preavvso
sottomarn edec dopo che autocraza teutonca insoen
mente voveva mpedire ag Sta Unit
dopo che g sor sono sta ta dial capo della nazone
nizare tratatve d fra lie nazoni guerra Gil Unit
enreranno in DELI Umanita perche abba pu
soecta fine eccdo coossale raccapcane per pore
condzione che mantiene agona Quando Ger
mania col suo at bganesch ha PEuropa renenda
conagrazone, monde dscutevano proposte
dsamamento Ogni copo tedesco trao per
la cupg1a della Germanla oil domlnare mondo cOpo
te1anno gil aeIicani Democratic per
salvaguardare diritti delFumanta
E gande soddisfazone gil americani pensare
il loro Presdene fao paadno della pace
combattuo per legg umantar prma questa nazone
trato solo cOpo Come Washington Lincoln
rova pront digere popoo americana attire grav cris
cosl woodrow wilson 81 troVatO ben preparatO dlgero
COST crco momento La sagaca Pabita la paenza la soon
nata umanita d Woodrow Wilson hanno coocata questa
zone posto enente dandoe grande influenza neg
nternazona La soutezza quae egi ha avorao pro
della della diplomatic sicura della
te1nazOne che combattera medesa
della foza quale soddsazione sara per gil amercani pen
che popoo contro quale 81 accngono combattere
con aiuo deg sta Un che col tiong della auocraza daa
quale e. ogg governato.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
FRANCESI ALLIE PORTE DI
ST., QUENTIN.

francesi e gil inglesi hanno
conseguito nuovi successi e ST av-
vicinano sempre piu' a st. Quen-
tin che investita da un lato dagli
inglesi e dall'altro dai francesi
non puo' tardare a cadere nellie
mani degli Alleati.
| francesi che 81 sono avanzati
su di un fronte di circa 8 miglia
hanno prese per assalto diverse
posizioni certificate del nemico G
81 sono impadroniti di diversi
villaggi malgrado Paccanita ed
'ostinata resistenza del nemico.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
la DiChiaraziOnc di Guerra
fra Stati Unit { Germania

WASHINGTON, Aprile - II COngressO HA DICHIARATO
CHE GIL STATI UNTTT SONO IN GUERRA COL GOVERNO
IHPERIALE TEDESCO.
ALE A M. DI QUESTA MATTINA LA CAMERA DEL
IRAPPRESENTANTI, CON UNA GRANDE MAGGIORANZA HA
IPASSATA LA RISOLUZIONE DEL senate CHE DICHIARA
LO STATO DI GUERRA CAUSATO DAGII ATTI DEL COVER
NO TEDESCO. VI FURONO 373 VOTI FAvOREVOLI E SO
ICONTRARI ALA RI1 OLUZIONE.
PRIMA DI QUESTA SERA TUTTE LIE FORMALITA CON
NESSE CON LA DICHIARAZIONE DI GUERRA SARANNO
ICOMPLETATE. IL PRESIDENTE WILSON PUBLICHERA UN
lPROCLAMA PER INFORMARE LIE NAZIONI DEL MONDE
DELLO STATO DI GUERRA FRA GIL STATI UNITI LA GER
MANIA. IN QUESTO FRATTEMPO ADMINISTRATIONS
IL CONGRESSO PRENDERANNO LIE OPPORTUNE INSURE
PER PREPARARE LA MALONE PER UNA EFFICARE PAR
ITECIPAZIONE MEL CONFLITTO MONDIALE.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
I'm AppelO dell'On. Daniels
Al Giovanni ItalO-AmdiCani

Segretaro della Marina On Daniels 81 rvoto ALA stampa
taana perche annun mel pu coscuo modo possible al cta
DIM che e. aperto arruoamento
Marina too d precauzone in vista della crsi ntemazonae
in auazone del programme d preparazione mare per
esa nazonae, completare gil efev della Marina
dellesercito.
MOI soectiamo tu giovanni italoamericani desiderosi
far carriera conrbur neo tempo ALA difesa della
nazone ad arroars nea Marina deg Sta Unit Ess dovre
bero ndursi co anzuo paottca considerations
dfesa nazonae poi mel roro nteesse pohe in queso
meno Marina ofre mtate possgta di progredimento
mitar della Marina Americana ben pagat ben tratta
giovanni taoamercan ascno sfugge quesoccasione d
aprrs avvenre d dar praca del oro aetto
patria americana
Avendo Presidente ordinate aumento anche deg
eEsercto aper arroament anche per gaoAmercan
che desideranO far carriera nllESercto
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
L'AIUTO DEGLI STATI UNFIT
ALLTTALIA

Nei circoli dirigenti di Wash
ington 81 ritiene che una dele
forme di auto che gil Stati Unit
potranno estendere generosa-
mente all'Italia, consistera' mel
contribuirne al rifornimento del
carboni, la cui scarsita' causa
qualche preoccupazione in Italia,
la quale non 81 puo' attualmerfte
provvedere che a prezzi altissimi
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
LIE TRUPPE Russo IN FRANCIA

Una deegazone ufcia sodati del regiment russi che
Operano sui fronte ancese ala testa coonneO Ogna
addetto mtare aambascaa ha prostate gramentO
d fedea governo russo nea chesa d Parg
giuramento state cevuto dial grande mnistro del Quito
Smrno presenza deg a component del cero russo del
Pambascatore Russo Isvoy La formula del gurameno
nunziata dale truppe e. stata la seguente:
Prometo d ubbdre al provvsoo rappresentante
russo ALA formazone d goveno seo daa voon
popoo manfesatas per d uAssembea costuen
manchero ala mia danaro agam di
parentea ne per motiv damore di odio."
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
NUOVA OFFERTA DI PACE

LIE dchiarazion del mnstro deg Eseri austiaco quae
ha dchiarato che lie poenz euonche prone trait
tare Gemana appoggate visible entuas
mo-
Evdentemente tedesch mostrano volta quando
sarebbero ieti d por fine ala guerra.
opnOne generate che secondo gil imperi teuonici la
proposta mgore sarebbe quea d nare raave pace
guerra fnche 81 sa gunti ad principe d
accordo fra i beligeranti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
IPOTEsI sULEOFFENsIvA TEDEsCA

Dspacci da Copenhagen dicono che Germana sta
parando masmo sorzo mtae nea speranza mettere
fine ALA guerra vittoa decsva Daa capae tedesca
anche gnte Copenhagen noe relative al recua-
meno compute da Won Hndenbug comprenden uon anche
otre cinquantanni.
pian dattacco di Hndenbrg come natuae ten
ut sege ed per queso che ntono ad fanno poes
pu strane dparat potendos prevedere aacco
rale so2 diretto Fest, Povest sud.
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gran quarere generate edeco state spostato condotto
Kren znach sui Reno 10 State Maggore generate d
viso fra Chaeve Mezeres Fancia Co farebbe suppore
che Hndenbug voga della Franca
do DALI Alsazia.
aoensiva PItalia potesi
numerose e. basata dat cert
piano teutonco comnc svoges ed dnears qualche
per farsi concetto chiaro del suoi obiettivi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
Lo sFATo DEL NEBRASKA e CoNTRo LA GUERRA

ST ha Lincoln Pacifs hanno teuto meeting la
del gorno mel quale formamene deporao Pattuae spo
becoso dchiarando che saebbe pu patOco 10 starsene
che andare al fronte anto pu che anmo utta Ia
zione propende per la pace
Furono nvat teegrami al Presdente Wilson, al Senatore
Hitchcock ed al Congressman Shanberg premurando "a che
tt gil sforz possib fine di evitare la guerra
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
LA FLOTTA AMERICANA
COOPERERA' CON QUELLE
DEGLI ALLEATI

al Dipartimento della Marina
81 annunzia ufficialmente che la
fiotta americana iniziera' la sua
cooperazione con quelle degli AL
leati
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-04-07
| GERMANESI MEL SALVADOR

Wen rferto che rservs Germanesi concenrandosi
mel Salvador per entrare mel Messico
ST dice notre che mpano te egrafo fill
da Messico nvao mel Salvador del quae ST pora
co1nunicare con la Germania.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
Dots" Miller, Of Cards,
Playing Snappy Ball

St Louis, May 2s-John C''Dots")
Miller. Of the Cardinals, is playing
snappier ball around the initial sack
this year than he has displayed for
several seasons, and a word from Coach
Paddy Livingstone is responsible for II.
Paddy's attention was called TO the
fact that Dots lobbed his throws
around the infield and worked his posi-
tion rather languidly. Then Paddy went
to Dots" with 1t.
Il hear some OF the bugs in the
grandstand saying you've lost the old
pepper" said Paddy. They think you're
slowing up. Let's have a little of the old
time pep: it'll do wonders"
And Dots went to 1t like youngster.
He has been swapping the throws and
fielding like lightning ever since. Dots I"
new show OF pepper has inspired the
whole Cardinal infield as a result Of those
whispered words from Livingston, all Of
which is going some.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden fllies; 2year-old,: 6v.
and onehst furlong. Viva America liz QianoTerl
$50, $40 $500 won; Amelita- III (Oonnolly) 81 n
$50, second: Lady c., IL tGouse) SIG 40 tl,ir1
Time Oa4 35. Felicitation, Crystal Day. GynSy
Qusn, Indeprndsuce, Bimeby. F1ounce and In
Frances also ran.
SECOND RACE-sG furlonss; 3year-oldS Brad
ley Choice. III GENTRY. AI0 $50 NM won
Amazon. lW (Goose). $50. - sscoud; squeeler iii
(wInghed) SEQ. third. Time, l;l2 IS JuIia I.
Baise, Queen Errsnt. Beautiful Girl Batchelor Snd
skiles Knob also ran.
THIRD RACE-Puse; 2year-olds and unvva,,5 .
hve furlOngs Brnghurst, liz (Goose) SAN - n
out, won; Chalmers liz (Mmphyl, $3.50 out -
ond; KalitRn, l04 LOUDER, out third T,ne
Os Is Manager Waite also ran
FOURTH RACE-SeIling Stakes 3year-old. ,,o
upward; mile and oueslxtetnth Money Mar
l0 Hunt S07o. $50. A.D won; sieeth ig;
(Goose) SL8, $50 second; Bribed Voter, l0i rToT-
der), SL7o third. Time, ls63 IS. sayonarya
Mary H. The Grader. Bob Henslsy and Ben Boy
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth. oad Ro..-
bud ll6 Connolly, $40. $50 SD won. H.
skoluey, Ill (KleegT), $50 SEQ, second; PIT q
ile Dishmou), $A7o third. Tine lsi5 Goi
yennie and Hodge also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fiyc turltngs Jay BIRD III
Afurphyl SlIg. $50. 8, won; Pevna l0s Nfrv.
SaTo S. second; silk Lady l03 (Dishmoul "a "a
third. Tms, 1Ol. Broom Peddltr and Violet
Bonnie also nm.
SEVENTH RACE-Nile and seventy yards L.
o'Dowd, III tGonssl. S8, SO 2l0 won.
Yenrhec los (Hanoverl, $50 2.90 second: T,,r.a
i0e (wingneld) $40. third. Tine, l,t4iS Besun-.
water Pruof and chn Field also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sellng: purSs, S0o: 2year-ods;
fye furlopaS Dawn Star III iO'Rdenl. TO l..
even 2 tD 8 wln; Star NoTt IL u. MCTEzEart' b,
to 10 l 70 l. 5ut -ecoad: Low DsEree, IT tMc-
Atee) 6 to l. s to 5. ! to E third. Tine, Nl s5.
Iahsruum III Ailten o. and Josie A. also ran.
SECOND RACE-selling; pIrse, 500: tyeHrolds
and upward: s1 furlonGS Double EaEe. IN lbut-
welD 4 to s. l to s. out won: GmpeTHtcT. lA 'T.
Daviesl. ) to z l 10 z cat, second; n Brush: -
TNrtcslN % to l. s u J. even. third. Time, lag "a
Royalty and Irest1u Lynn Glsn ran-
THIRD RACE-Tha California Handicap; SEear-
oldS: 500 added five and CrFhaN turlongA, Ton
Tsss,l Ill IT, McTagclr'. y {" 10, IN = out
won; Lucius, rs rM. Garner. Is 70 !. , 70 l.
to / second: PicllWick Il3 tKeoGhl. ID t" 70
ln to T. third. Tine, lm25 JOCK BOX "reek
Legend, Gladoll and Cschet risc ran
FOURTH RACE-The Long Beach Hanaicsp'
5000 added: 3yearoIds and upward; mile and one
flrI1nE The FINN. Ia "A. Pickensl 20 ), l tn
o,,t WON Csrrp smith. II lRobinsonl, ~ 2.
q 70 s ont Se~ord. Daddy's Choicr, ~ u. Nc
Tsrv.Tt). N N l. S IN l. tn ?. third Tine. =
CIiIiies and F,rnrUCk also Fan-
FIFTH RACE Selling: $40 ADDED: Syesr-olt Is
and UPWARD mile and siNty yards hi Roche W
CMcAtncl, Is tn s. even. 10 ; won; JsJn' ll'
rrrIssl 9 to 5 ~ ). to :. Second; Nroden
Shoes lls ;Rolinsrnl. n ), } - >. to l. thl'o
Tine. l.H ,iarbNze PieCSurs'ilie and halml%
Park Ak ran.
SIXTH RACE PurSe so: 2NCsr--its; h'e tur-
ro,s< Sun Rose, IL u. MCTasEart' 10 ?,
70 70 ( Won: Gold TASsel l0S tM Gamer,
-, N even Ssepnd. Drastic, lOa tB1tgrll
20 t,s , 10 8 third. Tine lOl IS. Play
rov Co-yIon, An BrfrtIt. starry Bannsr. Game
CocS. Geor-e washins.on. Gyp, Drastic and BeAnt-
full KRthryn also ran
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-FIrs furlOnGs; 2year-oh hIhss;
msldsns DiantheA- liz; Vocabulary. lI2; ConAsca-
tton. III; 'Discount II timp.), lG; June Bug liz;
Lady Grey. III; 'Aileen o.. lG; Peace aud Plenty,
III, Josie A.. lT.
sDcOND RACE Claiming: Syearolds and up-
ward; Ave and oos-hAf furIons. Royalty, III;
Dancer. ILL., Farewell. 10l; Scarpia II (imp), 100;
John Douglas. Ill; Three Cheers %; Teetotal GmpD },
se Rosanne, %; Bladen. III; Right, %; AlamAn-
dite, l09
THIRD RACE-ssllinE; 5year-olds; sir furlonEz
GLORY Belle. Ds; Polly Anna lo2; Master Nc
Grath, l0; NapOleon. Iii: King BagEot, ll6: 'Nons-
such, los; Onwa. lOs; Bond Gmp). Ill; Genesis,
lG: 'Atmss T.. ln; Wonderful ump.l. Ito; Tee
total Cmp). 100: Spear LAnco nmp). lls: HiekoTy
Nut. lo5; Verde lOl: The Lean, l04; Rockport no.
FOURTH RACE-Han1Icap; Syear-oids and up
Eard; mile and onesiEteenth Corcas, 100; Air.
man. lB; Al. n. Dick. lls Ballad. l05: Cematis
II tinp.), liz; Polroma timp), lO4: Fenm0use ia
FIFTH RACE-SeIlins; +year-olds and upward
mile and ssTenty Yards Stelladna. 90 Tspin lJ7
~rhesierca, 100; Transit :0o: g. NJ Miller lp
Harry Junior, l02; Ed Bond. l04; Preston Lynn,
III: Impression, 100; Virginia W.. %; stalwart
Helen, lO2; Recontsuse. %; Star Gase. III; Tenor
lT; RriIWay. 100; CanOnbrldge tmpl. lo4
SIXTH RACE-MAidsls and winners Of one race
tyear-olds and upward MstCcrite l0; Pollyanna,
l2; Gunrock timp), lG; Neville II, 13; Counsel
n0; Gunpovder dmpl, lW; Trouble Fete ump.),
IL: Cock. ns; Hssse. lo2
sApprentiee allowance claimed