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The state herald., 1917-04-27
Uo-1o-Bae for F1fty cssta
GuarAns0o1 tobacco habit cure, makes weah
nen stroa8, 11oo1 pure 10. = ~ dsuagisiA
SUMMONS
SUNAO
StAts Of Colorado
County Of PhUips

County Of Phniips
In he DISCREET so.st
Ne,,is A Hsllsnd plssstin " .Thrssta A Kssi ed
The Standard Home Company dsfsndsnts
The People Of the Stats Of Colorado
To Thrssta A Nssl and The Standard Homs On
papy
The dsfendants above naasd crsssino
You are hereby required b appear In "a setia
heossht against YOU by he shovs NAMED piaiat9
m the district court Of The county of Phiips staAs
sfColorado and answer ths compiaint thsssia VIII
IN twenty dayi aftsr The service hsrssf. Y
ssrvsl within this county: " ssvvsd cut q tAb
sosnty OF by publication within thirty days asss
the ssrvics hereof exclusive Of ths day Il sssves
o. Judgment by default will hs taken asaiass yos
seeerdins 10 the prayer of the complaint
And II eopy Of the ssmpiaist In ths ahsvs On.
sitisi action b not servsd With this ssmmsns os
u the service hsreof b made out II this staaA
then Ten days additional TO the time hsrsinhsfsss
spseiasi for appearances and answer wili b allow
ID t-fosv the taking of Judgment BY default sAs-
forvaaAd.
The ssid action 10 brought 10 auIst the title of
Lot No. Nine In Block No. Five In Asel.oas adAi.
ton To the Town Il Hsstun Phillps county Cole
ssdo IL the piainsiR
. vs'l more fully appear from the compliant 10
~ setion 10 which reference s hsrs made
And you srv hereby notified that u ysu faii b
eepsar. and to answer the said complaint - shsvs
sssuirsd the aah plaintiff will take dsfsuh end
,sdmsns as prayed
Given under my hand and the seal Of The do
0set court st Ho,yoae Colorado In sad essaty ,hIs
Nh day of Of Mar A D 1917
OAO w0 Hsiiasd
Cisrh Of District Co
Phillips County Colorado
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Clear your skin in the Spring

Spring house cleaning means cleaning
inside and outside. Dull pimply skin is
an aftermath of winter inactivity
Flush your intestines with mild laxa'
tive and clean out the accumulated
wastes, easy to take. they do not grips
DR.. Kings New Life Pills will
clear your complexion and brighten
your eye. Try DR.. Kings New Life
Pills tonight and throw off the sluggish
winter shell. At druggists, 25c.
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Some Good Advice

"Don't think too much of your own
methods. Watch other peoples ways
and learn from them. This 10 good I'd.
vice, especially when bilious or consti-
pated. You will find many people who
use Chamberlain's Tablets for these oil
ments with the best results, and wiN
do well to follow their example
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Summons on Application for Rsris,rs,ioa
State of Colorado
County Of Philips F." In ths dktriet court

Summons on Application for Rssistra,Ioa
cosais 20 q Yisiis. Tsis.' /. tn. a.,r,s. sos.,
No i0a
Georgia Merherrin plaintiff. vs. Mary cisrl
Arthur Clark l. W Tullsy. as trustee Ciarcne,
v hes.s The Anslo-Am.riean Mortgage and Trus,
Company a corporation. w Tuileys Prc.iden,
and Eaihsn u Poster
end all other persons ~ parties unknown rlianins
any RICH, Title ss,a,. lien intsre.t In the real ...
ssts described In the application herein dsf-nsp,
The People u the State Of Colorado 10 ,hs .toy,
sam~i drfsndAnts- -Cf~.tinr
fou arc hereby summoned and required 10 ans.
s~s the application of the applicant, plAin,in Ia
shs shove sntitis-i application fs registration Of
The following land situate In Phillip. county Colo.
saio to-wit
The north half tn'tl of the north half tni,l Of
ssetioa twenty two CD IN township sis 10 worth
range fofiyssysn u5l -..t of tho 9Th principal
meridian Phillips county Colorado
and to'his your sns~.r To the snid application In
~ onss Of the clerk of said coar, In aid count,
within twenty days After the s.rvio- of ,hls sum.
ooas upon you exclusive Of the dsS Of such ssryir,
ssd " yoa fall 10 answer the said application with
h the tine aforesaid the applicant plaintiff In this
action viii apply To tho court fos relief demanded
Ia III. application herein
Witness Wo He'iand clerk II said eour, and the
s'ai thss-af at iiclyotr Colorado In said count,
eaa stats ths % day ofsMar AD 1917
tsssD W q Ji.lla,a tr.,l
FIRST pub Apr IA
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh In blood or constitutional disease
and in order to cure II you must take In
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure II
taken Internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hairs
Catarrh Cure is not auack medicine. II
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians In this country for years and Is
q regular prescription. II In composed of
the hest tonics known. copblned with the
best blood purifiers. ncting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect comblna-
tion OF the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results In curing
cnfarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
Sold by Druggists. price 7bc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Sunmnns On AppAsasioa for RAssstrsaApa
State of CaSosadol
County u PHILIPPE -
In ths Dtsasist ossst
Joseph Wood piaistia No 100

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In tAs Dssasiss ossst
Joseph C Wood pisistia No iol
vsrSus
charlesJ Carlson L W Tuisys trustee clar
snee iiessc James N Browa
A.d ali other r.ss-ns OF partiss unknown. shh.
Ing any risht. ttis. s.tass. Bsa q hsssss h n.
rssl eststs described In the sppie.saDa Asrsh d.
fsndants
rhs rsspss Of the ssa,s Of cosorsdo 10 he sbov
sam~i sfsodsnts-0rsssfnr
You sv hereby su.saoasi and rsauirsd 10 a.
yer the application If thu spplieant plAlatiH "
Ne siova sntitisd appke.tsaa for r,sistrssAa a.
~ following Ind sissats In Phi,hps sos.S co,o
sio tDvit
The north west quarter quarter tnwt) Of
ssehn thirty-cne tsD h township seven "a
ssrsh rnass fsrty-sis tt6) vos a tn ssA N
In the county Of Phillips and state Of Colorado
And N Ale your answer 70 The ~ sppnssss..
la The ONES Of the eisrk Of aid sourt 10 ~ eoss
" within twenty days After the ssrvies Il TIT
Summons upos yus sse,ssive of the day q suuA
snsvies ssd II ycs fsii To sasvsr the ~ sppuss
Mn within hs sisns afas1.aAA ths apphsans phAn
~ In this arttaa viii seply IN ths spurt fu ~
s''ssf demanded In ,As sppnsatioa Asssh
WSsnsss W Holland eAsst of s.Ai soust. ~
~ ~ us~~nf. st Hdysr Cna~sdo b ~ sssa.
y ssd sssss ~ 49, Il Apr AID 1917
tseaD W q Hslland.
cisst Dssrsss ooart Phnsps County Cab
First pub Apr "a
The state herald., 1917-04-27

Own your own home. Money on nrsi
class city property at o per cent. Ess,
payments r. l.. johnson. Agss,,
Midland Saving and Loan c..
The state herald., 1917-04-27

TYPHOID :: &c.: $: -
- - harmisssns.s, Of Apslsyyasl1 vlIl3
= yseeinaird NOW tv yv'u peysis1A - -
~ eanily. u Il more vital thss km0 UU1D
e ygs. ssC,s,.s; / s'r,. :s,,, ,S,.asss., .ss3..S 49,
tnDo nos W and tssses frU fSVka1 o110R
J uitrta As0eAt0av. oeonnkS, O.
nne sA4essas . sasans seanD = . - -
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

II have used Chamberlain's Lini-
ment for pains in the chest and lame
ness of the shoulders due to rheuma.
tism, and am pleased to say that 1t has
never failed to give me prompt relief,
writes Mrs. s. N. Finch, Batavia. N. Y.
The state herald., 1917-04-27
For Sale.

a fne family driving horse and a bug
, ard hsftefs. lfGuiie Ut this efiiee.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
GRABBING PUBLICITY
ON ENLISTMENT GAG
Boxers. Ball Players and Actors Are
All Joining Army or Navy.

Leave IL to the actors, boxers, ball
| players and other folk in the public
eye TO grab all the free publicity in
sight and go fishing for more.
The very latest rage is the enlist.
ment gag"
In order to work the gag success
fully all one has TO do Is announce
that he intends TO enlist in the army
or navy. let the newspapers know of
1t and make a play to offer ones serv-
ices to some high official in army or
navy circles and the thing is done.
It's a cinch-a perfect pipe.
Shortly after Uncle Samuel tossed
his panama into the bull pen Jess Will
lard wired President Wilson that he
vas ready any time Uncle Samuel
needed him. But Jess hasn't enlisted
yet. Benny Leonard came next with
the enlistment stun and got a big
play, and although Benny is one OF
the many boxers who made similar
announcements who appears to be
thoroughly sincere he is mentioned
here because of the fact that her did
not take n headlong jump into some
recruiting Office. as he might have
done.
Frank Tinney. whether or not on
his own initiative. was recently "en-
listed" in the navy. His enlistment
was announced by New York paper
and the following day a canvass of
the recruiting stations failed TO re-
veal any such naval rookie as Frank
Tinney, blac&-face comedian.
Dozens Of boxers. actors, ball play
ers and others have played the en-
listment gag or have been induced 70
announce their intentions Of enlistiny
by enterprising reporters, and II has
become quite fad
But Washington isn't taking the
publicity game as a Joke by any
means. The authorities at army and
navy headquarters here recently made
it known that anybody wishing to en-
list can do SO without telegraphing
Washington. Secretary Baker and
Secretary Daniels have a few other
things to do aside from answering
personal telegrams to occupy their at
tention.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST EArE-P-rse. maiden; c-year-7iis;
Iy, aud r1C-'.aT furlyHs,. lEinCe l-nre. -;
Ruhrling Louder. zoe; Beuefaci-T, l7s. Mistress
lsEts. IJ.: " " Has-inEs. 10. Bcchnr, las;
l. Elair. 10. MI IL. AurUn urpl, -;
Enos IL; Quito. lls, Ki-stles Cub. IL. Also
.Hrasc. RUsasiaI. .C5. Lu5ky r.. H.
SECOND RACE-C5.iuiug: 5-year-oldS ard
r1Irsy4rl. six furI5--s. 'src:chen X. u: S,d1n.
q: Ief,ry. lE: Nctcr War. l06; Amazon. rs.
othclo, IC: john. j., l@; Safety Firs, los;
Skies Knrb. is
THIRD RACE-Handicsp; rUrse; .-yeET-nlds;
i've and one haH furlongs. star BABY. l0i,
MehalIsy lc7. James CLARK. H. Plum, ~ :
Honey Dew, IT,
FOURTH RACE-HandicHU. uurse; 2yeat-olds
and upward six flul uss Guy FortuoC. 3;
tslalmuTS. lOj: B!ind ItEsage, ~ OTPortunity,
q MariCa Gooshy. 10
FIFTH RACE-The lndependcnce DAY Hand
cap: 3-year-0lds and UPWARD; mile and opesiK-
tscuth. Water Witch. g oPTcttIuity. -;
Lady Rotha, lOa: Faux Col liuI.l. loi: Cudgsl.
lle; Hcdge lls: NJnsymaker. N3; Guy For
tune q Ellison. lc2: Berlin. ls: Manager
Waite, lis: Iff. j.. -. Hodge and Mrney-
maker. Spence & kuCblekamp entry.
SIXTH RACE-Milr and Unc-eighth: purse;
--year-olds and upVard- 'AleTt, lols HowoE
Houdy. lcl: J. G. Stone. lo6; Water f'roof. loe:
Beaa Spike. ICi. Beauty Shop. IOi; lnsh Gen
tleman. lG.
SEVENTH RACE-Claimin-: sysar-olds and
ur,var,l. nile and 0ne-sixteeuJh. Pcnrood. q; ;
Cher Leader, lcl. ClaTc. lo3: WadsSorths Last.
IW. LADY Roths III; Water Witch. ni; Walter
"a Pearcs. s.: 'Phcci0n. lN: Ycnghes. lUs;
Rodland III: AldelNln, IL; Ellison. ia
.Arprcutioe allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiN frl0ug,: s-'cb'- IL and
Ii. ward. Prmp. 10 tCrumrl. S--O. 5.s'. $50
won: Sweeter Than Sugar. 10 Wauingt"ul
$3.50. s. 81 secr nd: ,>syit. Fox. 10 tEcel. $50
third. Time. ia is Hgzelurt. Thouehtiul,
Kathryn Gray, Z L. Esy Comscho. Sir On,r
and Dave Campbell also ran.
SECOND RACE-Miis and rac-siNtccnth: y
year-olds and UPWARD. William ". los tCsuinpI
$50 S2.7o, S0 won; Gleilrne:. III RIctl.
$50 s26l. sac1rd; Fleucun. IL tHaynesl. $50.
third Time. = l.. Russtll sguarf, Shrapncl
and Frascuelp also rNn
THIRD RACE-pue mile. ycsr-olds and ur-
ward. Isabelle IL eJ DCnahusl. $50. So.
$3.50, Won: Cart. r.. lI tBeln. S4Sa $50.
see5rd, Old Reliable. l15 lKopplemanI. Ss.sc.
third Time. A IS. LELAND, GaIish Sun,
Ray,ncourt, Censor and Hornct also ian.
FOURTH EACE-Five fulouEs; eEear-olds
raidsrs. Miss Brya. lOe lCcllinsl. IS. S SS.lo
won: Ron TrGmp 10 lCrump'. 2-'o. second
HaSty MaFeI. lc9 lHsyne). $50 third. Time,
lOel-5 DaIwood. Fox's Choice, Senator Br'd-
crick SiananIs. LAZY Gaiety, Thomas G.. Little
J,an and Goblet alsp rark
FIFTH RATT-Mie and one-cishth; syeaT-
eds and upward. GALLEY Head, lG Uarrng
M. S.7u, Ss0 CSC. won; Rex Gaicty. p
T1rolueD. $50. $50. second: Pepper Sauce.
- '.'nmgA. $3.50 third. Time. I; = IS. Gala
t,.,.z. ,hd PoH. Crrpr KirE. Prirce Phjlrs-
lauri,. Fair Montague. Amphion and Kathleen
9rS
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
AOUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ThrpC4 4vearohs ard ulIs ard
selling; six furlonss. May W. 100; NiarEErei
l.. IS I'laadito. ll3; Tobacco Box. 10; Pully-
ana. 95; None Such. IlC; Inpcrato-. rs; Ouva.
los; Wanda Titzcr. lis; Teetotal Hmp'. Is,
Armament. ll3 Andes. lis. Photo dmpi 3
Owats. l15: Mars. Henry. ~: Tiupsrsly II
Bond GmIA 10; Balsec. lI2: Mother Maci.-'
100; Dan. llc. Also eligible: HydrcI lane !
BrOOmyale, lIs; Quartz los; Yankee N.-f1nS,
ll3; EuEoIbert imp, los; Mr.. SPEC. Is; In,
triguer, 100.
SECOND RACE-Four -ycar-olds and uDwsrj
S;ecTlechE~c; handicaE: sling: about two m.',s-
Shannon River. l;9- >tuCCn. lis. LeuGss l72
Loeb Earn Um1l. 10: WolicTton II limp is
Nifr. 40; Northwcod. 49, Ben Wyus umTl,
lS5.
THIRD RACE-Three- -year-od flGes: fls
Clover Furse. 500; five furlOngs. Rose d'or,
l0l: The Wife. le: Pc-i lexing iTp'. l-9
Guesswak. Ip; Gold TasS,l. IL; Osn0no. l5e
Quietudc, u2: Adsline Patricia ll2; Enpr'ss
IL: Rosie O'Grsdy. I2i: Mrs. Trub5ll. 10
Enflaie limiD. II9. Thistle. IL.
FOURTH RACE-Threc-yeaI =olds and w
ward: the Carter Handicap; $50: seven fur
i1ugs Old Il, scfud. ~: Old Kong IL
Ina Frank. Ic2. Pickvick. l0l; swan song. q
Roamcr. rs: Hank o'Day, lis; Bromo. T.
OrucsiaIe. III: Deer TrEP. 100; CrimpeT limqi
lIi: The Finn. To.
FIFTH RACE-Three year olds and UPWARD
handicar: one aui ono-siNtse1th miles Glen
ats II Oimpl IL; Bay berry Candle, lss Gar
bace. lc2; Ticket lOi.
SIXTH EACE-Ivo year -olds: FIVE fIrlo-cs
Irish Harp. lO5; Ideal. Fs; Expression. lc
Baccarat. los: Billet Doux. l1g: Gc0Tse "
June Bug. lOi; Gave Man, lol: 'FroStiils. =
Sunny Hill Gmp). l6s; Foor Joe. Io5 WsUa
b ek. lc5. Sunrise. rs; Lady Grey. lo.
'ApT5sntice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
TO HOLD
REGATTA SATURDAY

A large entry list for the annual
regatta which will be held by the
Arundel Boat Club on Saturday aft
ternoon. gives great promise of being
the largest affair ever held in a club
of this kind.
Fifteen members of the Washington
Canoe Club will participate in this
event, and along with the Baltimore
entries, there will be about forty-five
individuals to compete.
The events will include Junior. in
termediate. and senior doubles. There
also will be several impromptu races,
as Latrobe Cogswell. who is in charge
of the interscholastic meet, each year
has arranged a special race among the
clubs
A silver cup will go to the club
scoring the largest number of points
while gold, silver and bronze medals
will be awarded to individuals.
William ]. Lmekuhler. a well-known
figure in athletics. will act as referee.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
AOUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three-ycar old5 and upward
selling; one mile. Star Finch, los Garner. 2
to l. l To 2. out, won; Courtship. lcs Collins
8 to 5. to ;, out. second; Queen Of the Sea,
loo (Lyko). l3 to 5. TO 10 out, third. Time,
l n as Icarus and Bread Winner also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-o -olds; handicap
six furlonss. Crank, llI CTroxler), 10 to !,
to !, even, won; Tom McTagsart, l5 KNAPP,
) to 4. l to 4. out. second; Marie Miller. llS
tO'Brien). to .. to 5, out. third. Tins,
l:l5. Cocktail and Nebraska also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-yea year -olds and upward
selling; handicap; one and one esixteenth miles.
Battle Abbey, 100 (Garuer), } to l, to 5, cut,
won; Lybian Sands, llS CBaD, u to TO- out,
second; Nigel, l05 Collins. TO S. 2 to 5, out,
third. Time ! 81 IS. Polroma also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-Olds and mp.
ward; the Rockaway selling; six furlongs. J. ].
Lillis. lG tKleeger), } to l, even, out, won
Quartz, 1s (Byme). 10 l, even. out. second
Paddyvhack, Is (O'Brien). IL to s, to TO-
out, third. Time. 1lI. Riverdale also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Threeye year-olds and upward
selling; one and one-sixteenth miles. G. VI.
Miller. Ill Collins. u to 20, out, won; Tie
Pin. 100 tKleeger). l3 TO 5, l to 3, out, second
Madame Hermann, l6 Rowan), to /. even,
oct. third. Time. 81 IS. Only three starters.
SIXTH RACE-Two-year-o maiden fllies
five furlongs. One Star ia Collins, TO 10.
to 5, out. won; So Long Lefty. ia (Reogh), !
to !, to 2, s to 5, second; Wood Violet, ia
tButwelD. 10 to 5. TO 5. to 5. third. Time.
l n IS. Gambia. Lady Rookie, supermaid, Tell
Me. and Ruthie NJ. also ran. One Star and
Lady Rookie coupled.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
SPORT CALENDAR IS
AWAITING THE FANS
Red Cross Golf at Various Clubs
Holds Limeiight in Attractions.

Despite the war Washington will
have its safe and sane Independence
Day today Many sporting events
have been arranged which should at
tract large crowds of holiday sport
seekers.
Only one contest OF importance is
booked in the local baseball world.
as most of the Independent clubs are
making trips out of town for games.
The newly organized Athletics will
oppose the Omar Club of Baltimore
at Columbia Park this afternoon when
a double-header is scheduled to be
staged. while the Rex Club, General
Baking Company and Clarendon viii.
invade nearby territory to meet op
ponents.
Stamp of approval of the Red Cross
cause will be echoed at the various
golf clubs-Chevy Chase. Columbia,
Bannockburn, Washington Country
Club. Kirkside and Town and Country
today in moneys that will accure
from entrance fees.
This usually is known as a sweep
stakes AFFAIR, purely personal and
private between those who pay to
get into a twosome, foursome and
the man who "gambols" DER the
green with only caddy as a COM
panion. seeking what he can make
the IS in"
Anyway the Red Cross is going to
get considerable out of it as private
BETS will be turned into conscience
funds"
The Suburban Tennis League will
hold its regular holiday tennis
matches at the various courts. while
the Analostan Gun Club is scheduled
to hold a holiday shoot which will no
doubt draw a large crowd of marks
men to the traps.
The Washington Cricket Club will
hold an interclub match on the green
at Potomac Park starting at p. m.
The Washington Swimming Club will
be represented by five athletes on the
Schuylkill regatta at Philadelphia to-
day.
Two swimming meets are on the
local program. Life saving events
will be held at the Municipal bathing
pool this morning starting at 10
O'Clock, while the local colored play
grounds will stage an interplay
ground meet at the Howard pool this
afternoon starting at 2:So.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
KILBANE Is WORTH
MILLION TO DUNNIE

Philadelphia, July 3.-Jimmp Dunn.
manager of Johnny Kilbane, the
world feather-weight champion, was
the first man to place a real money
value on his proteCe. He did not wait
for Bradstrect's or Dun's to give Kill
bane a rating. One day. in talking
with Senator Sprou,. Of Pennsylvania.
the latter looked Kilbane over ana
said to Dunn. You must think pretty
well OF your champion" Il do. %
quickly answered Jimmy; he a 81
OO0.COO proposition" How do you fig
ure that out?" calculated the Senator.
We'll. he earns $4,000 a year from his
ring engagements. Isn't that the in
tcrest on S1.OOoOo0?" The Senator
quickly acQuiesced. Kilbane has a
family ans a comfortable home in
Cleveland. He also has built a
gymnasium. where he and Dunn put
on the gloves. for the WHY manager
can box as well as he can count dol
lars.
Now. Kilbane is going to take care
of Dunn when he is forced to retire
from the ring. A big new market
building is in course OF erection al
Lake and Detroit avenues, in Cleve-
Ian. II is to be a two-story structure.
Kilbane has leased the billiard and
bowling concessions Of the buildings.
The basement is to he fitted up in A
palatial manner. There is where
Johnny and Jimmy, his loyal man
ager viii lhold forth after the worlds
champion decides to retire from the
ring. II will be monument and
a tribute TO a careful. jealous man
ger who has safeEuarded KilbanC's
interests.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
Clarendon Team OFF to
Meet Newport News

The Clarendon team of Virginia LEFT
by boat last night for Newport News
where they are scheduled to meet
the Shipbuilders in a double-header
this afternoon, the proceeds TO be
devoted to Red Cross work. The dis
banding of the Virginia League has
left Newport News a number of first
class minor leaguers, including Ray
and Lake, the star battery of the
State league champions. Ray in last
Saturdays game with the Norfolk
Navy Yard scored a shut out and al
lowed but one bingle.
Included in Manager Jones' party
are Won Herbulis, PfeiI, Jarboe, Deg
nan, Bolen, O'DonneIl, TiIlett, Muir
ply, Stewart, Al Watt. Newton, Simp-
son and Cation. Vice President Car
roll Wrenn. Treasurer Dorritee and
Secretary Bennett, of the athletic as
sociation and a number Of fans also
made the trip.
1t is probable that the team will not
return until Saturday morning. as
games in Norfolk and Portsmouth may
be played Thursday and Friday.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
LATONIA RESULTS.

FlhST RACE-Maifen filiess 2yPar-Olds; five
and one-hah furlongs F1ounce, liz (Kelsay).
$3.50. 20, s. won Redlita v, liz &c. Hunt.
$40. $40. secocd; Jessie Ormsby liz tAndressl,
S.1O. third. Tims 20 l-5 Clara Martin. Ochenta,
Independence. Miss Wright, Biscuit TOrtoni and
Ukelele also ran.
SECOND RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth; ).
yesr-olds Flash Of Steel. lT (CsIlahan), $50.
$50, s., won; MonotOny. 10 (Kelsay), $40.
$50. second; Irregular. 10 Connolly. $40,
third. Time. Isl IS. Walter H. Pearce, Fight
Fair. Yagabond. Lady Kathern and Matin
also ran.
THIRD RACE-CIaiming; 2.year-olds: six
furlongS Ambuscade, liz (Andress), $50, $50.
$50, won: Walter Rrady. % tBarrett), $50,
a.3O. second; Jack Hi. 90 (Sharpl. SL3p, third.
Time. 1l4 Is. Pretty Baby, Chick Barkley.
Littls Rollo and Pastime also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Claiming; 3year-olds and
upward; six furlongs. Trusty lo8 (Kelsay). S1T. .O
$50. $50. won; Bu.kshot, lie tConnolly). $40.
$40. second; Tom Anderson, 81 (Barrett), s. 80,
third. Time. la. AHadir. Sister Susie.
Broomsweep. F1eetabeIle and Primero also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse; 5year-olds and upward
one mile. John, jr, 105 Connolly SIS. 20.
SD. $40 won; Queen Erant, "a (Wingheld).
S.D, $50, second; Green Jones, " (Banett)
$40. third. Time. 1885. Royal ii, Franklin
and Believe Me Boys also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Hile and one-sixteenth.
Lucky R.. S Cwingfeld). s1.p. $50. A2O.
won; Kleburne. III Connolly. $50. $50. sec
ond; saxtou. Ice Dursch). Sl27o. third. Time.
~ S Irish Gentleman. Surprising. Beauty
shop, Samuel R. MD- ind Bean spiusr also
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
Holiday Sports for Today

observation-disclosures
at
of Columbia
a
a. m. swimming playground
Philadelphia,
P-sHooTING-Regular holiday shoot Club
o'clock.
GOLF-Columbia Country medal
handicap against hand
against
at Princeton Heights at $3.50 a IN.
Cricke Club on
a 9 m
The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
EBBETS AND ROBINSON
ARE HAILED TO COURT

New York. July 3.-Charles H. Eb-
bets, president of the Brooklyn Base
ball Club, and Manager Robinson. of
the Dodgers. will appear before Magis-
trate Geismar today, to answer a
charge of violating the Sunday law. in
permitting the Dodgers and Phillies
to play at Ebbets Field last Sunday.
The game was a regular champion
ship contest, and the net receipts were
donated to the war fund.
The sheriff and his men were at the
park, but did not interfere. The sheriff
repOred that there was a drill and a
concert, after which the gates were
opened. so that any one could come
in free and see the ball game.