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1ist Expected Today.

President James Morrow Of the local
draft board. stated last evening that
the certified list Of those to 80 20
Camp sherman In tho contingent TO
leave Thursday is expected somo time
today. Tho list vas mailed from the
district board at Cambridge yesterday
afternoon. After the list Is received
thirty more notices will be made out
as ninety-four OF those who arc TO
Thursday have already received their
notice to report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire through the columns OF
The lntrlligcncrr to express our heart
felt thanks 10 the kind friends and
nciEhbors who assisted us during the
recent sud bereavement OF our son. Hol-
land Blair. We also desire 10 thank all
of those who contributed floral offerings.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM WILLIAMS
AND FAMILY.
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Will Recover.

Word from tho Martins Ferry hospital
last evening wl> ~ tie effect thas
Francis CiErcllu. the Barton man who
was shot SUNDAY evening by Constable
NcitZcll III that place was resting easy
and that he would recover. AS soon
as the man RECEIVERS he will be given Il
officer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Still ct Large

At a late hour last evening the second
man wanted in the cutting scrape on
Carlisle street Saturday night. was still
at large. although the local police have
not given up hope Of capturing the man.
The other man who was injured IN the
melee is at the city building whcr" no
Is recovering from his injuries and VIII
be held Us witness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
AMERICAN CONSULATE
DESTROYED BY BOMB

WASHINGTON. Sept l7.-Destruc-
tion OF the American consular agency
at nunkrk. France. by Il German bomb
on September !. was reporter today to
, the state department. The consular
agent. benjamin Mor,>. uniujurec
and the archives cr the consulate were
saved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Infrmary Director Spencer +. Moon
o., &, riairsviIlc was in the city On
business yesterday Afternoon.
Wells NJ Daniels and family Of Hanrs-
Vile ar" in tho city for few days call
jt,c on friends and relatives.
\ larp" crowd attended III" rurhrr IN
Tho knights Of Columbus hall last
cv,ninE.
Former Safety Director Thomas CrniE.
who removed 10 Portsmouth last year.
has again returned In this city. where
no will make his future home.
Charles Hughns Of st. FlairsVillc was
in the city yesterday calling on friends,
Reports from the local hospital last
evening were TO the effect th%t the rnn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Opens Todny.

The annual Harrison county fair At
CadiZ will open This morning and III"
Indications ere that the fair this year
will be bigger than ever. The speed
program is said 20 lie the finest eve:
offered by the association and the o.
ficisls are making arrangements to take
care OF large crowds. The ALTAR Will
come to L close hriuay afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18

Funeral services over the remains Of
IN, late Mrs. Margaret tlrich Bum
garner. former resident of this city.
who died at. tho family home in Gary.
Ind Friday afternoon, were conduct
ed Yesterday afternoon from the home
of her father Wyndham Davis on
Union street lntcrmcnt was in Eiy-
cryicw cemetery.
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ST. CLA|RSVILlE
Mrs, william boyd

ST, GAINESVILLE. O.. Sept. 1.-the
remains Of the late Mrs. William BOYD
Of Fairvlcw, were brought To st. Chairs
willie Monday morning. 1ntermnnt III
Methodist cemetery. Mrs. Boyd was n
former resident Of LoydsviIlc and was
known to many in this community Her
husband WAS killed several years ago
in Caldwell Woods. near Bannock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Making Good Progress.

Good progress is hcinG made on the
work Of laying the new water main
from the river Ia the forkville tin
mill For some time past the plant
hsa been Handicapped by n shortage ot
water and it was necessary to lay q
larger main from the pumping station
The work will be completed by the lat
ter part Of the month.
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TO Pour Concrete Today

Work will be started today on pouring
concrete for the floors Of the new fcdcr-
al building on North Fifth street. The
work on the building is being rushed
with all possible haste. und ner"rt IS
being made 10 have the building under
ronf befsrc bad weather sets in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Many Hunters Leaving.

Scores OF local hunters left tn" city
yesterday afternoon t" spend several
days in the western part " fth" county
hunting SQUIRRELS. II is Snid that the
number Of persons 10 secure hunting IT,
censcs so far this season has broken
all prcviaus records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Infant Dies

Last evening ut the family home on
First street, occurred the death OF
John. three months old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Higgl. after a snort
Illness Of infantilc trouble. Funera'
services will be held this afternoon
from st. Mnry's Catholic church In
charge Of Rev. Father {. 4. Mulhcarn
lntcrmcnt will bc In 81. Mary's ccme-
terry west of tho city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
BRIDGEPORT
Auto on Fire

The local tire department was called
To stop on tn. Barton line last eve
ming and when they arrived they found
that a large touring car had cauGh@
fire from some unknown cause. The
blaze was easily extingutshcd with tho
use Of chemicals and the damage was
slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Union Services Next Sunday Evening.

Union services will nc held at the
United Presbyterian church next ShO-
bath evening. 1t is To h. II temperance
meeting and tho bethesda squadron
will have charge OF the meeting. Ihcse
people arc noted for their temperance
work in Belmont county. also for th'i-
finr singing and there Is no doubt bat
what they will draw n large crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Myers Funeral

Funeral services over the remains OF
.hc latc Mrs NJ. f. Myers, who dica
M the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Chas.
Rothermund on Center and Eighth
streets, Sunday evening. will be con-
Quoted Wednesday afternoon Mt :
O'clock. Intcrmcnt will be in Rirervicw
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at an early hour Monday morning at
the home of his son. John. on West
Twenty-third street. He is survived by
four sons and three daughters. The
funeral services will be held WtdneS-
day afternoon with intermcnt In Rose
Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18

Funeral services were conducted yes
terday afternoon from the barton catho-
lie church over the remains Of the late
Miss Bertha Lun,psykis who died Fri
day after Il short illness. The services
were in charge Of Rev. Father Nog"l
and intcrment was in Linwocd cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
RAabroo1-Yahu.

Monday morning AT $50 O'Clock at o.
Johns church was performed the mar
r,age seremony OF Miss leila fahn ana
Mr.. Carl Seabrook. Rev. Joseph witt
man officiating. The attendants wire
Miss Edna Yahn. sister Of the hrid" ana
Mr.. Gordon Collvert. They Will make
their home at Shadyside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Lady Elfs Entertain.

The Lady Elks will entertain this
afternoon with Il social session In tho
Elks' club. Cards will be the diversions
and q buffet luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Realty Deeds Filed.

w. F.. Harris. 81 nj. IN I. tll"H nun
,nnn Land IT, Warren t"SnShin. Con
siderniinn. sl.nn.
J,ssIe p. !unfrc and james 4. Dun
for To Waldo A. Carnahar. Land In
ehadvsidc. Consideration. S@.2NA
.. D. Dubois 70 Mitchell M@..leT. Land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
J.H.M GORE, JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY, o.
Az kInds Of Repairing Done
Watches . Speciality
Officers Elected

At meeting or tho N-!!iGh club hold
last evening In their rooms IN inc
Wulfe-HerzhcrE building ut the corner
Of Fourth and Hanover streets. the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve inc
ensuing year President. David Thomp-
son: vice president. William Wilson;
treasurer, Paul McClain. and secretary.
Lee Woods. The following judges Will
serve the ensuing year. Paul Carpenter
Harry Coleman and William Coss.
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Monthly Meeting.

The September meeting or the l-nF'i
Daughters class OF tho Christian sur
day school will meet this evening" ~ t'n'
church. 4 program VIII ht rlhoeFeu'
Inter q luncheon will he served.
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Entertain This Evening

Members of the Variety club VIII Dc
entertained by Mrs. Robert McGraw at
her home on Gravel Hill. Various d.
VERSIONS will be enjoyed.
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Marriage Licenses.

Walter McKrcn. age ~ of GAINESVILLE
and Mary Iorena Mckelvcy, ago % OF
Belmont.
Thomas OConnor, age 81. and Clara
Virginia Eden. age 10. both of Martins
Ferry.
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VIII be Played in Bellaire

The third and deciding gam" or 'hc
eortcs between the local Nll-Stars and
Tho Bc,laire Athletics 10 decide tho
championship will be played at l'clloirc
next Sunday.
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Lieutenant Having Good T1rne.

a picture Of Lieutenant r. y NriSnr
OF this city. appeared in Sundays Nt~
York Times. While no name accom-
panies the picture Mrs. Wright says 1t
is the picture Of Fred. She also reoE.
ntztd the other officer as DR.. Gale OF
Albany. " Y. laue Of tho nottd surgeons
OF the country who is also member ~
the medical corps. At the time the pic
ture was snapped both were enJoylnS
and Ice cream in III" \. NJ. c. y. build
Ing in London.
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Jumpsykis Fuuernl

will be the diversion of the afternoon
and luncheon will be served at the close
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To Entertain Club

The members nf the Bridgeport Cr"-
chct will be pleasantly entertained on
Monday afternoon ut the home or Mrs,
Harry Human in Brooksdc. Crochetlng
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: John Glasgow.
John Glasgow. ST.. astd = years. dttd
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Ciaiming; 500; maiden FLIES;
2-year-olds; four and one-hah furlonEs. Little
Princess. los; Breezy 10; Sasenta, llo; Katie
Canal. llo; Courier, 10; Ukelsle, 10; Red Sal
mon, 10; Stripes. llo; Kith, 10; Miss Bonero,
I0; Redwood, no.
SECOND RACE-Claimins; 500; Syear-olds
and upward; six furlSngs. Sister Emblem, lol ;
James J.. los; Sister Susie. los; Southern
League, los; Please weIles. lOe; Fuzzy wuzzy,
i4i Sandy Lad, 1e; sBenjamin IB; TIrsh
Tush, lo5; ]. c. WeIch. lOs; Al Pierce, 100 ;
Primero, lis. Also eligible: R. Il. Anderson,
%; Hasty Cora, lol; Alice Weisenbaeh, lOI
Captain Marchmont. 10; Ginger Quill, 81;
Sleeper, %; Mile Finlan, lo
THIRD RACE-Caiming; syear-ohs; i've fur
Iougs; purse, 500. Honolulu, -; La Daine,
loS; Nepe, lOs; Mistress Polly, loe Desire. lOa;
Quartette, lO6: Broom PeddIer, le
FOURTH RACE-Purse; 5year-olds and I'D
ward; one mile. Old Mis-. o.: Water Blue, l02;
Dorothy Dean. lQ; Jane Straith N7; Des1nonds
Day umpl, III; Piatt l02; Daddy Holbert lo2;
AaJ NJ, lG; The GAdsr. 100; Emerson Coch-
nan, III
FIFTH RAcE-Caimins: Iyear-olds; one and
one-stIteeah miles Mary villa, 100; Erin. lOs;
Fascinating. 100; Prime Mover, IH; Ahsdir.
los; Allen Cain, los; Surprising, Ilz
SIXTH RACE-Purse; 5year-oIds and ND
ward; six furlon0- King Belle, 81 Mike, loo;
Dr. Barlow, 100; Bribed Voter, l05; J. @. Stone.
le; NoblemAn III; Parzmount 100; Arthur
Middleton 0ormerly Dr.. Moore). 100; Tom, Jr.,
los; Phocion. lo6; sparklerl, IN; Purdey, llG.
Also eligible: Haugming. IN; Reserve, lO7.
SEVENTH RACE-Claming; 4-yrar-olds and
Upward; one and one-sixteenth mileS Sun
CHI Field. Ia; VIII Do, IR; Ba.ehsIcr, los;
Howdy HoWdy. Ill.
'Apprentics allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
BLUEBoNNET RESULTS.

FIRST RAOE-Twoyear-olds; five furlongs
lady Eileen. IN (Cumpl, $50, $50, won
Hattie Coxton, % gshcottl. $50, second; Lord
HerbsEt, 10 CPluingtOnl. 80 third. Time.
lef 5-5 Howard Bland, Ideal, Tit for Tat, and
RubJ ScrlEgs also nan.
SECOND RACE-Threey year-olds and upward
seven furlOnsz- statim. 81 tDOnohuel. 92o. 81,
ysrds. 100 (BeD, $50. third. Time, l:545.
J. W. Huntley. silk Rustic, Cero, Gartley,
Pepper sauee. River Meade, DehaTsn, Al
Amazed, and Hornet also ran.
THIRD RACEThree-yesr-olds and upward
one mile. ArIiet, 100 lCEumpl, 80. S2so. won
Cslto l0 tSIlnkl 80 second; Puts and Calls.
1cF tColhnsl. out. third Time, lsa5 3S. Baehe-
lOs's Blend ako ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fouryear-olds ands upward
steeIieehAse; two miles. Welsh King, Il2 u.
Smith,, $40. E0 won; Chsrles F. Gaingsr.
10 tDLy), $50. second; Never Fear, IA u.
clarkl, 81 third. Time. ~ rs. SlumbSrsr,
Ra1ehrook, and Musical Honors also ran
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward
che mile. Greenwood, lis tCrumpl, $50, out.
ven; Broomsedge IL CParringtonl out, secund
Early Sight, 1o4 Collins, out, third Tine,
la. Only three startsrsL
Sixth RACE-Three-yeaF-olds and upward
M furicnzL Dominion Park, y -BiminghGm).
t8U. S.9. won; Montreal, los (shsrmAnl.
80. sseood; Bhsht sands % BeoonD, So.
third Tine. rs %. Little Nephew, jerry.
Colsrs. Miss Gayle, shrpDel, EDDIE Henry, and
Csrf Yolant also rsn-
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 100; +year-olds and
upward: claiming; mile and one-eighth- Pay
nsaer. IH tcFunpI. seo. $40. won; Maxim's
Choies. In Collins. SO. second; Baby Sistsr.
lss tSobsD. 2Il0. third Tine, 70l. Good
wood. River King. Yoladay. r., Yodsles and
Dtrtsrth also mn.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
INTERESTING BOOKS
ON TRAPSHOOTING
Du Pont Company Issues Pamphlets
on Organization and Equipment
of Trapshootins Leagues.

The Du Pont Company has just is
sued two very interesting booklets.
one covers .'Trapshooting Leagues"
the other, "Trapshooting Organize
ton, Equipment and Management
and Is known as the "Trapshooting
Club Handbook"
The league booklet Is to trapshoot-
ing what a baseball guide is to base
ball 1t explains the organization of
leagues and full information as to
their successful life. Just a few of
the important topics mentioned are
How and When to Organize asLeague,
Cost Of Organizing q League, Rules
of Successful League, Duties OF ON
GERS and Committees, Location of
Clubs, and Kind of Shoots to Hold.
It also goes into detail concerning
the foremost trapshooting leagues OF
the country.
The other booklet is timely, in that
there must be clubs before good
leagues can be established. II would
be of special interest to sporting men
who are thinking of forming a club.
Everything necessary to know about
forming a trapshooting club and sue
cessfully conducting same is in this
booklet, such as: The Call of the
First Meeting. The Organizing and
Election Of officers. Proper Equip
ment, Conducting a Trapshooting
Club. and Novelty Shoots.
In fact, the booklet contains enough
information to answer all questions
usually asked about a trapshooting
club.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
WHITE SOX have edge
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rowland's Club Now Leading Show
and Putting Up Fine Game.

New York. June 1.-THE efforts OF
Charles Rowlandis Chicago White Sox
to hold the lead in the American
League. will be the center Of interest
in the majors this week.
The White Sox went into the lead
ing Saturday and strengthened their
hold on first place by winning Sun
days game at Cleveland, but they
have the hardest part of their Eastern
invasion ahead Of them, for they must
lace the Yankees and Red Sox before
returning home.
Within the last seven days the Chi
seven played, but they were pitted
against Philadelphia and Washington.
The grand old dope" indicates that
the White Sox will be able to hold the
ground they have gained because the
Yankees are playing in-and-out base
ball and the famous Boston pitching
stan has begun to crack. II the dope
holds up Chicago will return home in
The fact that RowIand's club Is be-
ginning to hammer the ball is worth
noticing Until a week or ten DAYS
ago the White Sox won many games
IN which they were outhit, wonder
ful pitching alone enabling them to
come on with the honors. But IL the
hitting of the SoX continues, behind
good pitching. all signs viii point to-
ward a pennant.
In the National League the fast-go-
ing Phillies are showing punching
power that was not expected OF them.
Pat Moran is getting both hitting and
pitching out of his players and his
club has already weathered the hard
est part OF its Western invasion.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
TENER TO BELENIENT
WITH PILOT KGRAW
Manager Of New York Giants VIII
VIII Not Be DrasicalIy Punished.

PhIladelphia, June i1.-John X. Ten
er. president OF the National League,
said here yesterday that be would not
issue a decision in the case OF John
McGraw. who 'slugged Umpire Bryan
In Cincinnati after a game Friday
night. until he had Bryon's complete
report.
''McGraw now stands indefinitely
suspended" said President Tener,
''and what further Is done in the mat
ter depends on Byron's detailed re-
port and McGraw's detailed defense" /"
A former ball player himself, Presi-
dent Tener has always been lenient
in cases Of this kind, and sharps do
not expect McGraw TO be drastically
punished. A suspension for a week or
ten days Is all that is looked for.
President Tener said that Catcher
Rariden, OF the Giants, who punched
Matty Schwab. the Cincinnati ground
keeper. when the latter tried to sepa-
rate McGraw and Byron. would not
be suspended or punished in any way,
as he was not mentioned in Byron S
first brief report.
"One-third OF the season Is finished" !"
pointed out President Tener, land this
Is the first outbreak. This shows that
We are having less trouble this sea-
son than last year. The conduct OF
the players has been good and the
work of the umpireS satisfactory. The
league has no cause for complaint"
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
DU MONT TO FACE INDIANS

Lee Fohrs Cleveland Indians ana
the Nationals were not allowed TO
get together yesterday IN the first
game Of the series as the grounds
at League Park were thoroughly
soaked, and II was Impossible for
! James O'Day and his husky band
to dry them out In time for. the
battle.
The "old Fox is making ar
rangements for the playing OF a
double-header here Wednesday.
The league rules cali for a double
attraction on the second visit Of a
nonemsnt is made but since 4 o1
johnson has handed out his o. X
for double-headers early this sea-
son Grifiith Is confident that he will
grant HIS request on this occasion.
George Du Mont win face Stanley
coyeleski In the game today.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12

FIRST sRACE-FiEs furfonn; 2-year-olds.
Fleet Foot, rs; Littls Sweeper. IIO; Expression,
llo; Starter Right, ll3; wichala, ll8; Producsr.
ll5; Lady Gayety, loa; Lady Moore, 10; High
Note. 04: semcena, Ill; ogis. IL; Hattie Crux-
ton. 100; Togoland. l02
SECOND RAcE-Four and ons-hah furlous;
2year-old& Pleasure Bent lis; Mighty One,
l6; Thomas G.. ll6; Sea Froth, III; Britain's
Ally. los; Sadducee. IL; seeptre, IL. sadducee
and sceptTe. Brookdais entry.
THIRD RACB-SIils and one-fourth; Syear-
olds and upward. pamroseh, 100; Fountain
Fay f@; Hub6ub. Ns; opIagiass. los; Candle,
lW; Silk Bird. %; Starter. lol.
FOURTH RACDESteepiechass; I-year-olds and
upward; about two miles. Hearts Of Oak, l9,
Eariy Light, 10; Rkomb. lso; Galar, II.
FltTH RACE-One mile; 3year-olds. Easter
LAY. 10; Waakeag. IL; Blue Bannock, Il2; Sea
Gun. IDS; Thirst, lN; PrisefIla Mnllens, %.
SiAIH RACE-Six furlonD; 3year-olds and
upward. Lotus. 10; Anita, il3; Noureddin. lQ:
King Basgot. 100; Broom Corn, l0l; fhe Busy.
body, l@i Hazel Nut. l0s; Pump, los; Fair
Lsssnd. is; Blue Fox. lul; Reprobate, lo;
Merry Jubilee. l0; Dr. Nelson, loa
SEVENTH RACE-Nile and oneeiRhth. J.
year-olds and upward. Fruissart. iOI: CIT, los:
Dr. Charcot lo4; Buzz Around. l0l: sFairly'
loi; LADY Worthington. los.
-
sApprentics ALLOWANCE. rl.irn.d
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
SWISS HANDICAP Is
WON BY MARTLAN

New York, June a1.-The Swiss
Hghweight Handicap for four-year.
olds or better at a mile and one-half
was won here today by Martian. while
Little Nearer and Sharpshooter I'm
led the early pace, but did not have
enough left to stand on the con-
tender when Davies made his move
on the winner. The summary:
FIRST RACB-CiAimingi purse. Soo; maldens;
SyeaF-olds and up~aId; one nile. Wonderful.
10 RSirbrothsrl. Is to S. TO 5. b 10. won;
"a Bond, los lAmbrosel. S to /. TO l. even.
sscond; Meadowworth. los lPlekens). TO 2
s'to S , to 5. third Time. % 2S stradi-
tarius, MncAruss, Cachet. CapitAl Prize. John
Douglas. Thrse Chssrs. MInhasset, ROdehek and
Roekport also nm
SECOND RACE-About two miles; +yesr-
oleds and upward. Doublst, 80 (Haynes). 70
8 II TON. out. won; Plndsan, al lF. Will
lAnsl. . 20 5 . to s. out, second; Ojala. 10
fCotrman), % 10 !. 10 to ]. to l, third Time,
Fn. 81. Charlotte. Florida, Bryn Chant and
Mastsrful also an-
THIRD RAcE-Ths Beldans Handicap; ,
year-olds and upward; mares; six furloog. Bay
hefrJ Candle. l3 u. WllliaTs), 70 5 out.
von;. Sea Wave. 100 COLLINS. % to !. to 2
cut. seoond; serenSst. loS tButEeTD. to !.
70 L out. third Time. lil - Avis also
mn.
FOURTH RACE-ons mile: SyeHr-olds. Corn
rzssn. ia q. MeTaEgATt). 2 to l, to Z out.
von; Battle. los tCol1uSl. 10 TO !. II to 5. out,
ssoond; Master TCi. 10 CRobinsOnl. II to 20.
out. third. Time. l:io - Harvest King also
ran-
FIFTH RACEThe Swiss High-weight Handi-
cap: +year-olds and upward; mile and ore-hah.
MLrriln. l52 tDaIiesl. 3 to = 4 to s. to s.
Won Little Nearer, ID (FairbrOthsrl. ls TO 5.
6 10 5, 70 ?. sscoDd; Sharpshooter. leo But
Helll, : 10 I, 10 10 l 70 J third Time. Zs3s IS
Distant Shore and Capt. Pan also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fivs furlongs: 2year-oldS.
War Machine, lN CBuxtou). TO z , to s I TO
4. won; Drastic. 10 lDUtNeID. Il to 5. TO 10,
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l. 4 10 !. 2 To !. third. T.ms. l0o. PostmErk.
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