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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
SOUTH AMBOY

T. F. Perrine, assistant cashier of
Che First National Bank of this city,
Is enjoying a two-weeks' vacation.
No meeting of the Board of Health
was held last night on ccoun of the
president being unable to attend.
Mrs. George W. Crane, formerly. 6
resident of this city, but now resid-
ing in Perth Amboy, visited Mrs. Sea-
man Christian in Second street, yes
terday.
George McKenna of this city last
night attended q meeting OF Red Men
lodge in South River.
Mrs. p. A. j.. Steuerwald of Stevens
avenue is spending several days at At
lantic City. !,
George ]. Kress, Jr., has returned
home after spending a few days OF his
vacation at Atlantic City.
Emil w. Anderson Of >Feltus street
received word from the local board
yesterday afternoon that he viii be
required to report for duty at Camp
Forrest, Ca, Monday, July 20. He Is
in the draft but has enlisted through
the local board, and is now going as
an expert munition maker.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lorton Berlew OF
John street is visiting with friends In
Ocean Grove for a few days.
George Smith and j. Raymonq
OOWlS Va Ills Ntty fAS4SSA a. 49,
Vile yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. c. j. Retting Of Parlin visted
with friends in this city Tuesday atter-
noon.
Miss Elsie Fothergill of PertY AM
boy, visited with friends in It's city
yesterday afternoon.
The Woman's Wa Relief OF the
Pennsylvania RAILROAD has Conducted
q drive for membership an has sue
ceeded in getting many new members,
both men and women. The5 drive end
ed Thursday night.
Michael Leonard of Augusta street
spent last night with friknds in Key
port.
Another huge Thrift lamp meeting
is being planned to be YheId in the
near future. and according to plans
will be greater than tMe previous one.
as several noted speaker r will be on
hand. including a Eergenat of the
American army wig has seen active
service in France.
Robert Noble Of Prospect street
visited with friends in South River
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

nothing II ~
danger OF BLOOD pois0h8 e passed.
Matilda Kalinski, Of Newark are
guests at the home OF Samuel Roth
stein for the summer.
Benjamin Goldstein has made alter
atoms to the building occupied BY
Jacob Topper that connects the build
ing with the store occupied by Gold
stein.
The need of additional Red Cross
workers in the local unit is very ur-
gent at this time when the demand is
greater than the supply. The meet
ings are held over the First National
bank and there Is plenty for all who
respond to the call.
or all the recently embarked men
for France there is but n who has
failed to send word so far of his ar
rival on the other side. He is Joseph
ael Witkowski, of Lincoln avenue. His
parents are much concerned over the
non-arrival of the letter.
William Vanderveer, of Freehold,
spent Thursday evening in town on
business.
Seventeen stars have been added
to the service flag that has been hung
in the Jamesburg Methodist church in
addition to the one on the outside. A.
SOI VI PhOtCeAoPho VI bAOSO III tli0
service of their country are also on
view in the church.
George vanderveer, who was Sc
lected for service in the National
Army and who was scheduled to start
on Tuesday of this week, has secured
an extension to his starting time in or
der h a he may settle his business
affairs.
Joseph Craporatto has purchased
the Anthony Farinella automobile for
a delivery service.
Fred Perrine. who has been off duty
from a strained llgament in his leg,
ball game played at Wilmington, Del,
last week. He plays on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad team and has played
a consistent game this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

s Marshal Gustav F1llhower has been
called upon to perform many duties
in his line OF service for the borough.
but the latest is to serve as official I'M
dertaker for the town. Word was re-
ceived at police headquarters yester-
Sedgwick street and that he was
needed to give the canine a decent bu-
rial. The dog tried to upset a passing
auto and came out second best Or
ders from the local Board of Health
insured the expenses of the interment
and the dog was given a burial in
keeping with its station.
Lincoln Hayes and Oliver Soden
while on police duty at Lower James
burg captured two runaway boys
from the Home for Boys "Wednesday
night and were rewarded with So bill
in each instane. The boy taken by So
den put up quite fight and was deter
mined not to return to the home.
The monthly meeting of the Mutual
Building and Loan Association met in
borough hall last night.
In keeping with her whole life, fun
eral services of the most simple ma
ture were conducted by Rev. w. j. b,
Edgar, pastor of the Presbyterian
| church, yesterday morning for Miss
Annie Dey, who died Monday at the
home of her brother, Frank Dey, al
Long Branch. Interment was In the
family plot in Fernwood cemetery
this place.
Miss Helen Clapp has resigned hel
position as night operator at the Local
exchange, effective within a month
She will maintain the jewelry store
as heretofore.
The Jamesburg Concert band rem
dered one of their most pleasing oper
air concerts of the season in Triangle
Park last night that was attended b,
a large audience.
Leonard Franklin is at Sayrevill'
this Friday undergoing his fifth phi,
steal examination for selection as {
soldier in the National Army. Som,
weeks ago he enlisted and was refused
on account of defective sight.
Wesley Eler. who was so severel!
injured by q hay fork entering hi
wrist and was taken to the McKinle,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

Fourteen members Of Company -,
New Jersey Militia Reserve OF this
place, were given their first real taste
Of active guard duty last night. fol-
lowing their regular weekly drill.
Word had reached Second Lieutenant
Austin Stevenson from the adjutant
general to post members of the local
company on guard duty on the New
Brunswick avenue road between Fords
and Rogan's corner.
The notice from the adjutant stated,
that during the night between the
hours of nine and twelve, government
trucks laden with fruit and foodstuffs
passed through Fords and on several
occasions had been boarded by thieves
who threw Off large quantities.
In an-effort to apprehend the guilty
persons, members of Company B were
posted along the main road and were
on the lookout as the trucks passed
through the town. No clue to the
-gunty persons was discovered.
In the absence of Captain Charles
Wagner, First Lieutenant Stevenson
and Second Lieutenant Russell Dun
ham were in charge of the company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
KEYPORT

-
Rev. ]. r. Reefes, Of Osborne street,
spent Thursday with relatives at AS
Examinationf Of the men in the re-
cent draft coQ$nue daily at the bor-
ough hall, abfh thirty-five being sum-
moned each Jay. DR.. H.. s. Coley is
the examining physician.
Ensign "A Mrs. Robert Chapman
are residing h the Mrs, Thomas Hines
Mr.. and Alex Cadoo and
D ra cadoo, of Sum-
keveral days in the
Bts of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendrickson, of Atlantic
rev B. Hyer and daughters.
brk, are spending several
h the formers father, NJ.
Front street.
krjorie Bedle, of Broad street
fned from a visit at Newark
he was the guest Of Mr.. and
alter L. Wise.
F. It. B. Reynolds, president
local chapter of h American
ROSS, has received an interesting
from Sergeant George Rogers,
American Expeditionary forces,
sich he states that he is enjoying
health and hat all conditions
most favorable. Mr., Reynolds has
received a card from ]. Morris
br, who is now at Camp HUMPHREYS,
kgina, who states that he Is also
Toying good health and that he likes
e camp life.
Miss Annie L. Tilton and guest. Miss
essie l.. Covert, Of Osborne street,
Re spending the day with Mr. and
RS. NJ. Dunn Gravatt, of Bradley
ark.
Mrs. julius Uhrig, of Osborne street,
utpSd 4 cdId Thursday stating that
her son, Harold Uhrig, had arrived
safely overseas. He is q member of
the Signal Corps.
Mrs. Thomas Hines. Of Second
street, was the guest of friends at
Red Bank Tuesday.
William Rapp, of Broad street, was
the guest of friends at Newark We'd
nesday.
Lambert Kutrumbus has returned
70 his home in Front street after hav-
ing been a patient at st. Peters hos
pital, where he was taken following a
fall from a second story window.
J. A. MacEwan has purchased two
lots in Mott street from Mrs. Julia
ID. Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Uhrig. OF Os-
borne street, were visitors at Atlantic
Highlands wednesday. =
Mrs Arthur Robinson and daughter
Miss Laura Robinson, of Cold Water.
Michigan, are spending a week with
their son Ensign Robinson, of First
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
PAINFUL ACCIDENT

Louis Stultz of Keyport Hit in Ese
with Caustic Soda
81 Special Correspondent.
KEYPoRT, July 26:-Louis stultz,
the proprietor of the Hygenia ice
plant, is recovering from a painful
accident with which he met this
week when a hose filed with caustic
soda became loose and q quantity of
the soda struck him in the eye. Mr..
Stultz was scalding out a coil previ-
Gus to the installing of a new ma
chine. A doctor was Immediately
summoned and since that time Mr..
Gtultz has been receiving treatment
from a specialist. 1t is hoped that
the sight of tho eye nay be saved,
but a piece of flesh under the eye
has been burned out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
To Hold Carnival.

At the special meeting of the Pro-
lection Fire Company, No. ], held
last night, II was unanimously de-
cided to aold a carnival here during
the week of August ( to II for the
benefit of the company. The request
was granted to the Endy Carnival to
operate Its shows here during that
week. The carnival will consist of
several side shows. merry-go-round,
ferris wheel and about twenty other
concessions.
The following committee was APP
pointed to proceed with the arrange
ments for the affair; Messrs. John ].
Schilcox, chairman Charles Pfeif-
William Bertram, Jr., William Romer,
Sr.. Joseph Wagenhoffer and Joseph
Holobovich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
SUBURBAN NEWS
MATAWAN

Amos Stultz has taken a position
in the Office of the New York and
Long Branch Railroad freight station
here.
oliver Diggin was a New York City
visitor yesterday.
Jacob A. Lewis was a New York
visitor yesterday.
visitor yesterday.
Miss Marion Brown Of Keyport was
the guest of Miss Bessie Mount last
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

Mrs. William Romer of Crows Mill
road, spent last night in Perth Am
boy.
Mrs. Otto Maier and daughter Doro-
thy of Crows Mil road spent last night
out of town.
Miss Helen Pfeiffer of Smith street
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
A number Of the local members of
the Fern Grove, No. SO. Woodmen
Circle, attended the meeting OF that
circle held In Dana Hall last night.
The Misses Elizabeth Sabo of Dahl
avenue and Frieda Lipka. formerly OF
Crows Mill road. were taken in as new
members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
SEWAREN

Mrs. F. II. Turner and son Freddie
spent Wednesday in Rutherford.
The Misses Robins of Metuchen ems
~tertained al a beach party Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neuberg enter
tanned a few friends at an informal
dance Wednesday night. Those pres-
ent included Mr.. n Mrs. f. 4. How
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Steele, Miss
Gertrude Coley, DIR. w. II. McCor-
mick and f. j. Mccormick OF Perth
Amboy. Supper was served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
KEAS5EH
Receives Call.

Charles Schuster. SON Of the late
and Mrs. Erich Schuster, formerly
of Bay View avenue, who enlisted in
the u. s. N. r. +. six weeks ago
through the Brooklyn Armory Re-
cruiting Station, has received his call
to report for active duty to Norfolk,
Va, August 8. Mr.. Schuster is well
known hereabouts. he having taken a
great interest in the social functions
of the town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Hardy Tree ls the Palm.

While commercial dates are sue
cessful in very restricted areas, the
palm is very tough" and resourceful.
1t will actually thrive in sand, in clay,
adobe, peat, swamp muck, alkaline or
salty soils and generally owe a wider
range Of conditions than almost any
other plant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Keep Cheerful.

You find yourself refreshed by the
presence OF cheerful people; why pot
make ernest efforts to confer that
pleasure on othersf You viii ind
half the battle is gained II you win
never allow yourself to say anything
gloemy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

Saves His Money But Loses His Life.
PARIS. July 2e-Taking all his
cash with him for safety, a man of
fifty went out to the f~ortihcations 20
watch an air raid on Paris. fell into
the moat and was picked up lead with
81, 500 IN his pockets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Veteran of 1870 Fights in Alsace.

PARIS, July 26:-Sergeant Baland,
an Alsatian, Sc years old, who fought
in the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 in
Bourbaki's forces. is fighting In the
French army in Alsace. He has been
wounded three times and has won the
military medal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
German Woman Doctor Dismissed.

LONDON. July 26:-As a result of
action by Princess Louise, Duchess OF
Argyll, president of the K~ensington
Hospital for Children, a woman doc
tor OF German birth named Miss
Wehrmann has been dismissed from
the institution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Theatrical People I'm Germany starv-

STOCKHOLM. July 2e-Of the 2s,-
900 actors and actresses In Germany
the majority are eking out a miserable
existence on $500 a year and thous-
ands especially women and girls are
on the brink Of starvation, says the
vossische Zeitung OF Berlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Guard Duty.

All local members of Company B.
New Jersey Reserve, desiring to do
guard duty with the company on Sat-
urday night, should report at the
Fords fire house not later than Z
O'Clock with full equipment. The
company will leave the fire house at
Z o'clock-fo a place unknown and
will return Sunday morning at )
o'clock.
Twelve members of the company
signed up last night TO make the Sea
Girt trip next week.
Fourteen members of the company
under the direction of First Lieutenant
Austin Stevenson and Second Lieuten-
ant Russell Durham were on guard
duty last night until 1880 o'clock.
Corporals Wanto and Sherris were in
charge Of the two squads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Nine-tenths of h world Now at Wnl

WASHINGTON, July 26:-Of the
1000, 600, 900 people who populate the
earth only 100, 900, Coolies than one
tenth-are at peace, statistics show.
The Teutonic allies have 100, 900, 900
people and the entente nations $780,
0O0, 900,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

All OF the three local boys who APP
peared before the local board of the
fourth district at Metuchen for physi-
cal examination yesterday. passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
DIDN'T HAVE
CONSUMPTION
At ALL
Frank Barton, Asbestos Work.
er, Tells of His Experience
With cHASC0-vIN.

after getting around from an at
tack OF pneumonia, I had no appetite
and no strength either. Along with
these / had q bad cough and the doctor
told me ! had consumption. ] dragged
along his way for two months when II
was suggested ina l axe SHAsJo-
one bottle 4 was able 10 go back to
work. Ny appetite came back. the lung
trouble gradually disappeared and ! be-
came stronger with each succeeding
day. I certainly recommend CHASCO-
VIM because It sure did the work for
:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Postpone Bazaar.

At a meeting of the Keasbey Camp
Fire Girls last night at the home OF
the Misses lola and Sadie johnson.
and dance until August II owing to
the Ffremen's carnival. A social hour
followed the business session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

Badness Blamed q Teeth
According 70 Z Paris physician, pre
mature badness is due 10 homs tf68
bic With the teeth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26

youthful CO
eral of id
old son Of
of Main str
terday
Mary's church. W +. ~.1@=
who is also at the head Of the Boy
Scouts Of that parish Of which the un4
fortunate lad was a member, cficiated
Manion met his death Monday after<
noon while in swimming at Ducks
Nest near Parlin. He had been in
the water but q few minutes when he
was seized with cramps. His cries
were heard, but his companions were
unable to give aid in time. They nos
tilted the Parlin authorities who ind@
mediately notified the parents and
relatives. The body was found about
s o'clock at the place IN the pond
where the water is about eighteen feef
deep. This place is an old clay ptt
used for the taking Of motion pictures.
n the bottom Is covered with old
train wrecks.
The members of the Boy Scouts OF
the st. Mary's church attended the
funeral In uniform, and six OF the
youths n their khaki colored suits
acted as pall-bearers. They were
Frank Seagrave, Thomas Meachem,
John Fitzmorris, Thomas Gleason
Thomas Vail and Thomas McCabe,
Many floral tokens decked the grave
of the youth at st. Mary's cemetery
where interment was made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
FRANK BARTON.
b17 Mechanic 81,

NNIINWE1 n %
II you are weak, nervous and run
Gown. or underweiEht ana cannot eat
81 sleep a. you SHOULD, cHASCO-YIN
will correct these conditions BY build
ing up your strength and vitality. Oft
- 1o0 per cent. IN two weeks. One hot<
prove 70 you that Il brings real
n Amboy ~ Raritan Drug
xfees BIDS. Smith and
The Washington herald., 1918-07-21
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED..

BECKLEY-Departed this life FRI
day, July Is, 1918, beloved mother
OF Fannie. Andrew and Howard,
wife Of the late silas J. Beckley.
Bros, Nineteenth and L streets,
tomorrow tomorrow at l p. m. All friends
CAMPBELL-on Saturday. July %,
ISIS, at her residence, Ii North
MxRY sxfssnsf k1NG etrest Widow PsladsDns of sanas
z. Campbell.
Notice of funeral later.
IDALY-on Saturday. July %. 1913, at
a. m, at his residence, 2lss G
DAILY beloved son Of Henry W.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FRELINGHUYSEN - Departed this
life on Saturday, July 20. 1915, at
30 g. m, at her residence. 1872
FRKNcEs FRELiNGHuYsEN.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HARHNsFTSp BIT q s :. FAHE:aay %. RyArHESkis }HHEZS \
HARTNETT (nee Connor), beloved
wife Of Richard F. Hartnett:
Funeral from the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. N. Ferris. GO I
o'clock. thence to st. Dominic's
Church. where requiem mass will
be said for the repose of her soul.
Relatives and friends invited to
attend. lnterment Mount Olivet
HARDY-Entered into rest Tuesday,
her residence. iis1 Church street
northwest. ELEANOR c.. beloved
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Hardy. She leaves to mourn her
nieee ss iSn Snd S host Of * relatives s4fas and
Funeral today at . o'clock from
the Metropolitan A. NJ. e. Church,
u street between Fifteenth and
lives and friends invited to attend.
!KAxANACGH-on Thursday. July Is,
1918, at a. m. KATHARINE
Burial at Madison. wis; Services
northwest, today. at s p. m.
Friends invited.
ARNOLD T LEWIS, 'Jr., brother
OF Richard c. Lewis. aged 70
FSnersi from the chapel of Thomas
S. sergeon, iolf Seventh street
northwest, tomorrow at .. m.
Relatives and friends invited to
attend. 1nterment at Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Friday. July u, 1918,
at 8 a. m. at his residence, Sl02
MORTIMER, husband Of Adelaide
L. Mortimer (nee Watt).
Funeral from Zurhost funeral par
lors. 3o1 East Capitol street, to-
(private) Glenwood Cemetery.
Camden County. n. J., and
Omaha. Neb.. papers please copy.)
MCRRAY-On Thursday. July Is. 1918,
at 1901 a. m. at Naval Hospital,
EVANS E. MURRAY. U. S. n. R.
F.. son OF Rosa and the late w. II.
Murray, U. 8. N, retired. and
The Washington herald., 1918-07-21
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

Empirs city. D. Y. July R-Dstss ia-
Monday:
FIRsT RAcD-Tvo-year-Olds: conditioas: a-l
and One-haB furlonp: Se.pir1ts. Ii: ChHi
seur dmpl. i@; Bslustrade, 10; Ths Boz. 10
Terasccoa dmpl. los; nckliSh. ns; Yuucari.
los; Toto. los; Tas Trump. 100; Keen Jana lr;
Gath, l0; o.roo1. Iis
SECOND RAcE-ThreeyeGr-olds and I'D; ssIl.
inG: mile; Night Stick. ns; orump sall. I0i
Jack a epadss. 100; Kirst3es Cub. zoe; W. p
DAbny. S; 'PuIlu1. no; Green Gold. 10
ks~pis o'Nel. I9; Artit Gmpl. -: Frst
NJ; Bronze EASis. los: 'JGck Stuart, los: Bal
simmons, loe
THIRD RACE-Fou-year-old and up; cain.
ingi ntls and seventy yards: MArf G.. IL
Sea Gull. los; Capt Msrchnout. los; HSyden.
los; Chillum Gmp.l. lR 'Pcrunno lmp.l, no:
'RsyA forf dnp.l 81; GGIbss. l6; Shy Plot.
los; Little oottass. IL: Artstrttns. i0: BlOs
Ihistie, IB: NSpOleon. 10. 'Greetin0 q,
Ooean Prince. 100; koh-in- Moor. los: RosAtef.
loo; AideeArzn. los; VIVA Thyme. lss Devish-
N; Lazy Lou. iu
FOURTH RACE-rhreeyear-old and I'D; ths
fleetWinE HandicAp Of S.m; about siI fur
lone: P1erwiek, IiSs F1ao. III: Papp. nt;
Balh. o. Ina Prank, 10; oad KoeuiG II
CounAdre. IN.
FIFTH RACB-Three-ysar-oldA; nAidens
Eve md ooehAh furloags: MAgnedk, no
knunerats. m; WinsOld. ne: LInhmiSi
timpl. sun Cold. No; c.hdis. ilD; King Aerip
p. io; william Humphrey. 10; DFifleld. no
Myrtle. v. los: Bill hcClog. 10: Oornelia III
los; Biscuit rurtOui, l6: No Lawn. uo: Bernie.
Sister. los; Libs-S Star. no. santiago imp
10; Moe dmpl. ua
SIXTH RACE-TwoSear-olds clAimins. n,
fursone: WoodamEn imp. IL; Stay Nc.
ll0; PrevAricSte. Ilo: Tactlcss II timp-l 20
LAmentAton. &: syrdEr4r. IL. P,ulInE IB
jan. l0; PlurenE. lS: SylrAaO GmpI. lUs
Dainty LadJ. lo2; Elected II lInpl }, A.. Ba-
dAdino umpIl. 100; Thisled1u. IL: 'Sdsdss
10; 'Yoa Nod III.
'Approoos allowances claimed
The Washington herald., 1918-07-21
GOLF AND TENNIS
FOR ARMY CAMPS

II would not be at all surprising
II both golf courses and tennis
courts would be installed at all
courts would not be installed at all
OF the army cantonments before
very long. Uncle Sam 10 sncour-
aging his boys TO keep In good ply
sical trim and realizes that one way
to do this 10 TO install facilities
which win enable them to get
healthfui outdoor exercise while at
play.
This matter has been brought up
to the War Department oficially
and II 10 understood that the Ques~
ton OF adding golf and tennis TO its
sport program Is being seriously
considered. At the last meeting Of
the executive COMMITTEES Of the
United State Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton action was taken with the view
to establishing fully equipped
courts at cantonments and mobiiiEa-
tton camps both In the United
States and In France.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-21
GAS SPEED MEN
TOHOLD RACES
Auto and Motorcycle Race
Booked Aug. 3 for Camp
Meigs Benefit.

Auto and motorcycle races are
booked for Benning track for SAT-
urday, August .. for the lbensft of
Camp Meigs athletic fund. After
much challenging Of the different
speed merchants Of this section,
Washington 10 TO have q race meet
that 10 sure 10 excel any former
one by . big mArgain.
At the present time some suitable
opposition for the celebrated Beav-
er Bullet Car 70 being looked for a.
the new owners are out with q
challenge to any other car for q
special match race for any dis
tancs at . side bet II 10 the in
tention Of the race promoters to
have three fully equipped car events
Tor owners who drive their own
cars and then two races open to
all In the motorcycle events the
promoters will have two fully
equipped stock machine races, one
side car. one special single cylinder
match race. and two events open to
all. The grand finale a three corner
ed match race between the Beaver
Bullet Don Moore driving, Bill
Denham on q motorcycle and an
aeroplane belonging to the War
Department and driven by one Of
their best experts- During the In
termission between races the Camp
Meigs band Of eighty-four pieces
will entertain The races will start
promptly at 1:lB p. m. giving all
the half holiday workers ample
time to have dinner and reach the
track in time for the races. For
entries In various events address
Pat Troop. ba1 Tenth street north
west.