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The Washington herald., 1919-02-13

ll2; little D. rs: Miss Krut--, r.: 1Emitsna,
lo5; Mar Tom, lIo; MinsW1Dd. se Merry Las,
10: ISid c. Kec1cr. % Also eligible: Bon
Ous. loe; Hruvske los; Editl l., 10; Il. u.
Anderson. 100, Lady small. l05: OnIcn. lO5.
fHIRD RACE-The Iruqu0s I'ursc: 5yeSr-olis
and up; So furlonEs. Basil, III; Blsr4ie nsw,
l0s: Top O. the Morning lll: B7ng Hurst
los; Ms-s Mouse, lo9 Night Wind. 10 Charlie
LeydeC&er. IL. Hummz lOi; ku EmI Is;
Dragon, lo4 Assume. IA; Name Miller, .ol
Also eligible: Lively los; Ultima ThUe. l09.
FOURTH RACE. RsncOcNs'' Pursc: 4yeSr-
olds and up: ! lI6 miles. Frederick the Great
LO5, Sands Of Pleasure. loi; BufOrd, lc Fen
HAndlv lOC: Kate Bright 100
FIFTH RACE Claiming; 4-yrsr-olds and up;
j. mues- OLD Ben, IL; King Neptune. ll2:
Queen Apple. 10; IITegular. IOi; Thanks
giving l02. xJaSon. lO2
SIXTH RACE-ClsiminE; 4-ye&r-olds and up;
mile Thus- =. MCMahon. los; Verify. los;
IEspando. IS; Houdiui. l5; xtIeurge Mushlb~ch,
Gn0: Cain Spring lOs; Vision. 10; Jas A.
sheridan -o5: EFRnk shannon. los; Harvey
Smarr lOs; Bessie Helmen, 100; xRSe Ssnuels,
90: B1mful los; ETodnsh, 100. Also eligible:
Carawsy. 100; AstrSeS- 100.
SEVENTH RACE-ClsiminC; 4yesr-olds and
up; lis miles. Blue Rock. IL; Brown Vel
vet. lO2; Ninety Simplex. L.; D&hsbizh ID.
los: Kenwsrd, IL; xSenpT stAlvsrt, l0 Anal
gamator IL; xGleipner. lG7; Gordon Roberts,
ll2; xSir DIXIE. Io7; Luke Mae IL; IDickery
Dare lO6.
1-Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
GENERAL PERSHING
MEETS OLD BOXERS

Jack McAuliffc undefeated light
weight boxer. and Jimmy Twyford.
widely known as a sportsman and pro-
moter of athletic events. who are in
France serving as knights of Column
bus secretaries. describe in a joint
letter an interview they had with Gen.
Pershing while the general, in his pri-
vate car. was at Dijon.
McAuliffe and Twyford are conduct
ing bouts and athletic contests al
Dion for entertainment OF the Ameri-
can soldiers. In the letter. which
they both signed. they enclosed a clip
ping taken from the Paris edition of
the New York Herald, which confirm
ed the interview and described in de-
tail how Gen. Pershing was greatly
pleased to learn that the knights of
Columbus are planning a tournament
of heavyweight boxing contests in
Paris for the Gen. Pershing Trophy" ."
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
The GoNernmcnt'. FsuIf.

Sometimes il is Uncle Sans fault
when a woman goes wrong. II he
doesn't pay his employees enough and
do not permit them to buy, then some
thing ought TO be done-with Uncle
Sam.
A woman. and an educated one at
that, went into a big department store
and obtained goods on some one elsc's
account
There is no use asking a woman who
is underpaid just why she steals. be
cause there are worse thifI;ss they
can do.
But. anyhow, the woman wss ar
rested on five charges. And she was
brought into court like any ordiraIy y
thief
There is a man in the Far West
who is waiting TO marry this woman.
She told him what she did, and he
/ agreed to marry her, anyhow. CHur-
rah for him)
The owner OF the goods had no OBJ
lection TO her being at liberty as long
as they had been reimbursed for the
I stolen things.
II is the first time the woman ever
was in trouble. She didn't look like a
thief.
Rut-there must be some sorf o. a
punishment TO serve as a reminder
But il need not be the workhousr.
The court let her pay 500 nne-and
she has gone TO the West and will
lose a name that docs not appear here.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Tlree fulongs Fcrd. III
Ball. even . TO 5. out: A Paul WeideI. IN
Jackson. to and 10 S. Tine: - EH'
Sterling Mary FItLhugh, a-FTechc. dPic Ssg
Prince, cQuecn GAHrcy. cold Red also ran.
a-Bowensiein entry; b-WIIhEs CHirv- c.
Baxter entry.
sECOND RACE-SiK i,ul"uas Inn Eov
loe %. rrceceN. % to ], L 10 J. 10 ]
Louise Mack IL tThurberl. 10 j. even. Man
dsrins Coat, is tBuHmXnl. 10 5 Time
Lis Snow Queen, Miss Ivan. Buster Clark
Sesrchlight III. Lsvesne. Liukstrap. Mike DIX
on. Csballo and The Tslker slso nan.
THIRD RACE-FIve and half flrr'O0gs
FraS-uelo, lo2 Dickens to :. 90 > and . I'd
;: Scylla, g. lWidsl. TO ] and 70 I: ~
Trumps. lo2 CBullmsnN. S 10 s. Time. l.P Is
Prince Bonero, Twinkle Toes. Lady James
Dixie Highway, Assessor. EnVer Bcy. Barton
Tokslon March and CHIEF Osborne sls7 rsn-
FOURTH RACE-Fiye and a half furlongs
Bonnie Tess. IS murray, IS 10 !, TO !, ) tc
!: Brizz, los NOLAN, ? to l. even: Stormbound
es (Dreyer), . TO s. Time: l.lo t5. Blsnchita
Duzzi. Call shot, HWfs. Bank aud Norlyill'
also rzn
FIFTH RACE-Frs and half wlongs
Little Nephew. lc2 Doyle. 10 l. 10 !,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
OLD EUREKA CLUB
REORGANIZE AGAIN

Baltimore, Md. Feb. 12-The Old
Eureka --thletic Club. which was the
irst one to hold boxing shows of over
four rounds in this city. has been re-
organized Under the management of
Al Herford it ceased activities some
tour years ago.
The Eureka Club developed the box
ing sensation of the country, the late
Joe Cans. who afterward became
lightweight champion of the world.
The following officers have been
elected to run the club in the future
John Fl. Nickel owner of the Folly
Theater. president and Billy McCar-
Thy, matchmaker: board Of directors,
Joseph Fl. Pentz. Joseph c. Hughes.
Harry Hoffberger, John II. Nickel and
Abe Behrends.
The clubs headquarters will be for
he present 729 East Baltimore street.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
EDDIE PLANK HAS
QUIT GAME FOR GOOD

New York, Feb. 12.-Eddie Plank
will not play baseball with the
Yanks this season. he is through
with baseball for all time.
First intimation of the venerable
left-hander's determination to quit
the game was in a letter to the
office Of the New York American
League club, containing Plank's un-
signed 1919 contract. In his letter
Plank said he was not holding out
for more money. but that he was
getting old and that he wanted to
devote his time to his garage and
automobile business at Gettysburg.
Pa. Plank pitched last summer for
the Bethlehem Steel League
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Duffy After Pitchers.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 12.-Head
Coach Hugh Duffy began work to-
day in the Harvard cage, getting
twenty-five or thirty battery men
together and looking them over in
a three-hour session. Duffy has a
wealth of infield and outfield mate
rial on tap, but pitching strength,
particularly for the varsity, must
be developed.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
BOWIE TRACK MAY
OPEN RACE SEASON

The thoroughbred racing season in
Maryland. will open on April l, and
dates for the spring meetings will be
allotted at the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Jockey Club, in New York
City today. even if the dates for the
metropolitan racing season here are
Iut over until the regular monthly
,TcetinE in March.
According to applications from the
Maryland tracks already received. the
season will open at Bowie on Tues
day. April !. with Havre de Grace
and Pimlico following
Two important amendments to the
rules of racing also will come up for
a vote-the gelding rule and the pro-
posed change in the scale of weights.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
DE PALMA ESTABLIS LISHES NEW
RECORD FOR MILE IN AUTO

ard Kennerdell, chairman OF the con-
test board. American Automobile AS
sociation.
A rising tide prevented De Palma
from making a try today for the
$, and 1O-mile records. He will at
tempt to lower them tomorrow, it was
announced
Several days ago De Palma claimed
to have driven his car over the course
IN record-breaking time, but thep al
legged record was not allowed to stand.
Buiman was crowned king" of the
motor-car speed drivers after estab-
shing the record.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
THE WASHINGTON HERALD, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1ee
O'Donohue Out Of Game.

The Gonzaga High School bas-
ket-ball team, which is listed to
battle the Central High quint in
the Eye street gym today, will take
the floor minus the services OF
Martin O'Donohue, its regular
right guard. O'Donohue was Sc
verely injured In scrimmage prac-
tice on Tuesday afternoon, as his
right ankle was splintered slightly,
while the bone above the joint was
fractured. He is out of the game
for this season, and may not take
part in baseball. Carmody. who
jumped center with last seasons
five, will replace O'Donohue in the
battle this afternoon. The game
will be called at 4:so p. m. with
Earl Fuller. of the Y. NJ. c. a..
officiating.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Burns Booked with Kabanoff.

FRANKIE Burns. or dorsey CITY. IS
now booked up for three fights. His
first will be with Harry Kabanoff. the
st. Louis featherweight. for eight
rounds at st. Louis on February 20.
his second with Dave Astey for eight
rounds at the Summit Gymnasium A
c.. of Jersey City. on February %. and
his third with Young CLANCY at the
Peerless A. c., of Baltimore, for
twelve rounds on February y.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13

Daytona. Fla, Feb. 12.-Ralph DE
Palma established a new worlds rec
ord for one mile from flying start
here today when he 'cvered the dis
tance on the Daytona beach in 40!
seconds. The old record. $40. held by
Bob BurmaR was made on the sama
course in April, 1911. De Palma's ny-
erage time was 1878 miles an hour.
He also lowered the kil1meter record
from 15:Ss to 15:S6 seconds.
De Palma drove twin six Packard
aviation engine. The tests were made
under the official observation of Rich
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
LIEUT.. JOHN LAVAN
IS GOING TO SEA

Chicago. Feb. 11.-Leut. q. g. John
I.avan. Medical Corps. manager of the
Station baseball nine the last half of
the season and medical adviser for
the football team. iS going TO sea.
Lieut.. Lavan. who is one Of the
most popular officers and universally
liked men that was ever attached to
Great Lakes, left Yesterday for New
York, from where he will receive
further orders for overseas service.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Britain Battlers Released.

London. Feb. 12.-Most of the we'll
known English boxers. including Jim
my Wilde, Billy Welles. Johnny Ba-
sham Pat O'keefe and Jim Driscoli
VINO served with the army gymnastic
stan during the war. have been mus
tered out. Johnny Basham will con-
tinue to instruct the Welsh FusiIeers
in his spare moments.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
All the Liue Ne,us and Hews of the Sporting World
Shanks May Play Short.

Hank Shanks may fill in the gaI
in the Nationals infield at short
stop II the Old Fox will only give
the Monaco Marvel half a chance.
Griff yesterday received word from
the fieet-footed plaAer that he
wants another chance at the short
field job, and IL Griff does not OBJ
tain someone to fill the position
1t is sure thing that Hank will
get first chance to try his luck.
Hank claims to be in great shape
and anxious for the training sea-
son call.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
TWO SKATING RACES
STAGED AT COLISEUM

Two races will be staged at the Cen
trail Coliseum tonight, consisting of a
free-for-all over the one mile route
and a two-mile team race made up
of such well-known skaters as Tony
Cannello. Happy Young, Bernie En-
nett, Harry Whiting, George Morrow
and Freddie Wassman. Cannello and
Young have been showing up in
speedy form lately, and the race prom
ises to be a thriller
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACB-Clainins; for maiden 2-yes--
olds; 81 furlongs. Kerry Lass. III: Precious
Pearl, le; Bone Dry. ia: Miss Minks, 1l1;
Tonot, ll2; Sandy Mac. liz; Danny Van, u2:
Smile, no; Rasanzo. III: I Am First, zoe;
Thelms E. lR; Helen Hartman, ICE Also
eligible: Goldie Rose, lp.
SECOND RACE-Claiming; 3year-oIds and
up; 81 furiougs- Port Light III; Hopolulu
Boy. ITO; Early Nom, ia: Azales, los; Jack <,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
SYNDICATE is AFTER
ALL KENTUCKY TRACKS

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 1.-The sale
OF the Churchill Downs race course
to syndicate of breeders who are
out TO gain control Of all kentucky
tracks was practically closed today.
The new owners will ask for nine
teen days OF racing for Louisville
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
TEX MARKING TIME:
AWAITS BOXING BILLS

New York. Feb. 12.-TcX Tiickard.
fight promoter, who COnsummated
the deal between Jack Dempsey and
Champion Jess willard for a bout
to be held probably July 4, still has
an open mind as to where the big
event will be held.
Rickard has received several sug-
Eestions and expects to have little
difficulty in selecting a suitable
arena. He is understood to BE-
awaiting disposal of various boxing
bills in a number of States. where
he hopes boxing will be legalized.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Boldcn the Bold.

\ crowd of soldiers were standing
near Twelfth and L streets the other
night feeling rather thirsty.
Matt Boloen came along and no.
ticed that one OF the soldiers was al
most choking to death.
Cum along wild me-" he said 10
John Gray. the choking one. "cn YOU
can get yohsetT some likker"
The rest followed Gray and a half
pint changed hands for two dollar
William.
The boys drank this and looked
arc md for more Matt then demand
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Immaculate Tossers Win.

The Immaculate tossers yesterday
defeated the Henry School team in an
interesting and closely played game
by a 14-tO-12 score. Garnet. for the
winners. and Blanken, for the losers
featured the game.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13

TO 5: sist0 SUSIE. Ir JcEoottI. : top. 70 3;
Walter Mack, IS murray. . 70 = TNrnf ] @ -.
MsTmou. King TusCSn Premium OlErt n. ard
EoTr Bits also ran
AIATH RACE-Onc mile and . yards Guide
fo5', la llhurbcTl. 70 I. s 70 8. TO s. Aus-
'sL lG NOLAN. TO 2 cut: s. jude 70,
-l'rcEeT'- TO 5. Tine: I46 ClonzkiIty. 10
clEe. | mar and MzIim's Choice also rzn
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Grihths a Benedict.

Akron. Ohio. Feb. 12.-Johnny Grit
nths, Akron welterweight. signed a
life contract today when he was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Dorothy Mat
thews, 81 Rev. L. n. d. Wells acted
20 referee. Tommy Walsh was best
nan
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Wilde vs.. Lynch.

London. Feb. 12.-Jimrny Wilde
british fly-weight, viii meet Joe
@ynch. New York bantam-weight, in
lj-rOund bout before the National
sporting Club. March 81. for a purse
II $1,000. Lynch will make us
,ounds
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Billings Traded for Nunamaker,

Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 12.-President
James C. Dunn, of the Cleveland
American League Club. today traded
Catcher John Billings to the st. Louis
American League team for Catcher
Leslie Nunamaker.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Eastern Five Swamped.

The Georgetown Prep basketball
tossers had an easy time yesterday
defeating the Eastern High School
Quint in the Ryan gym by a 32-to-lj
score.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Who Hit MIR. Jerrys

Most every Sunday afternoon on
Seventh street in the part that runs
from NJ street TO Florida avenue.
there is a hot old time.
There is usually a small riot Clubs.
blackiacks, and fists get busy and
always someone gets hurt
Last Sunday afternoon Detective
Livingston had two soldiers under ar
rest.
Policeman Jerry Broderick came
along and assisted him and in so do
ing found il necessary TO arrest a
third man.
While the two cops were walking 10
me lookup. someone sncs-ked Up be-
hind Broderick and cracked him one
back Of the head
II stunned him for a second and
( then he gave chase. He yanked Mack
: Green out OF a movie theater and
charged him with an assault.
The usher at the theater said that
( Mack rushed in without getting a
ticket and in his haste. sat on n
woman's lap.
Mack denied that he was the mar.
He saw the girl 80 in the theater and
rushed in 10 see her Chc is a married
man tool.
The girl told the court the same
thing. Furthermore two OF his
friends said that he just got out OF an
auto when he went into the movies.
. Thus the court decided that IL Vs-
a case OF mistaken identity Mack
was released.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Reds Go to Dallas.

Cinci7nati Ohio, Feb. 12.- Because
Y damage done to the waxahachie.
Texas. ball park by floods. the Gin
innati Reds viii not train there this
ear, but will 90 to Dallas or Shreve-
art La, II was learned today.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Gonzaga Midgets Land.

The sensational goal tossing of Co.'S
telIo and Ford enabled the Gonzaga
Midgets to hand a trimming to the
Technical High Freshmen yesterday
by a count of IS to II
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13

observation-disclosures for Bouchard Wrenu fo'
Levin. Goals from foor-Wilson a. DUhrman
~, DOTncs IN. LaFOuntain. Wrrnn. Walker
~. Parrish ~. Goals from fOlls-Wilson {
out Of Gl. Dohunan missed ? Parrish out
u e Rsferee-MOrsc lClarksonl. Umpire
Hughes Time-Twenty- minute halves. soorc-
Gallsudet. rs; V. 7. l., a.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
May Race in Henley.

New Haven, Feb. 11.-Yale or Har-
ward, or both, may send crews to the
English Henley this year if the sug-
gestion in the Yale News today is
carried out.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Almost n Murder.


Judge. dis man proscht me wild
awful words OF confusion. Den he
run me wild a brick email de while
he was ssyin' dat de las thing he
was gwine to do was to kill me-
"Ah tole him dat de las thing hS
was gwine do was to swing at dc
end of a rope ef he teched me-"
Leonard Jones had quite time
explaining to Judge Hardison how
Frank Brown met him at Fifteenth
and II streets northeast. and want
ed to shy a brick at him.
1t seems that Leonard had been
hired by Brown to fix a ''batrobe"
(latrobe) in his house and had paid
him IS down.
And from the testimony. il seems
that Leonard had only done half
of the job.
Brown met him and asked him
in rather strong language when he
vas going to finish the job.
"Jedge." explained Brown. dat
man got nah money under false
contenses. He amt never done wot
All paid him fo'.'
After all the argument was over,
IL was not apparent to the court
that any blow had been struck.
There is no telling what Brown
would have done IL he had caught
Leonard.
But since he didn't and there was
no evidence Of a blow, the court le,
Brown go free with the understand.
ing that he must let Leonard alone
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Substitutions-Jones

tello. 4; Mccarthy. I: O'Connor. l.:
Siddall. !; kirchner. >; Harbough, l.
Goals from fouls-FOrd. out Of l;
Kirchner. 4 out G. Referee-Mr. Man
ming. Time of periods-l5-minu
halves. Score-Gonzaga, IS; Tech. -
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
dM"Good Morning, Judge"
IN Human Interest Stories Of Rupo1PNH
w Police Court Happenings. PERKINS
Judge .
BY
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

ed another 81 for another half pint
Gray forked over the money to
Matt who started after rome more
booze.
For some reason or other he DIDN'T
come back right away and Gray be-
gan to yell for his money.
Matt threatened 10 put him out OF
the house without either the money
or the booze IL he didn't stop Jaw
ing after him
Some harsh words followed and
Matt yanked out a knife and stab
bed Gray in the jaw, cutting clear
through II TO an extent OF four
inches.
The military authorities were after
Matt for deserting. He is some eight
weeks overdue at Camp Meade.
The court turned him over TO them
with the Understs nding that he was
to be court-martialed and severely
punished.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13

Apprentice allowance claimed.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
SEVERAL AUTOISTS
 VIOLATE ORDINANCE
several Automobile Owners in NcShc, of Law For Violating City
 Ordinances.

A fine of $5 without costs was in1- posed on l.. Warner of West Hart ford, who was arrested Wednesday, morning by Officer At AtWatcr, for park ing his automobile for over 40 min utcS in the restricted district by Judge James T. Mcskill in police court this morning. Warner was also charged with parking his automobile near A fire hydrant. He stated that there were a number of autom Obiles standing near the place where he parked his car and he could not get away from the fire hydrant
 William II. Spittler who was ar rested yesterday morning by Officer John Garrison for parking his automo- bile on the north side of Church street, was given d warning by the judge not to park there again and discharged.
 Abraham Gorbach, charged with parking his automobile on the north side of Church street failed to make appearance in the police court this morning. His case will be heard to- morrow morning.
 Anthony NcrnaIc who was arrested yesterday morning by Officer Fred Wagner on the charge of driving past q standing trolley while paSscn- gers wore alghtng
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
To Decide Championship
 At St. Marv's Tomorrow

The. l35 pound football champion ship of the city will be decided to- morrow afternoon on st. Mary'S play ground when the MohaWkS and Dub lins both of whom claim the title, will meet for their annual game. Both teams have been travelling fast throughout the season and by virtue of wins over some of the best 13a pound teams in the state have equal claims to the honors in that class. The game will be called at 2:30. Managers James Riley and George Lynch, tho former connected with the Dublins and the latter with the Mo hawks, signed articles of agreement for their squads last night
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
P0SLAM FORCES
 AILING SKIN
 TO IMPROVE

TO be rid of an unSiGhtly skin trouble is real physical and mental re llef. If you are suffering from "c- Zcmn'S distress has been intense. you are entitled to the great comfort that PoSlam can bring you quickly. tt makes the work of healing short and pleasant A little goes n long way and does a great deal, the skin re- spends so eagerly. Itching irritation stops. pimpleS and rashCS go, and, best of all, Poslam will not, crn not harm.
 Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency LaboratorleS' ~1" West 47th st., New York CltN.
 PoSlam Soap is the tonic soap lo' the skin and will frcshcn and beau'iiH NOur complexion.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05

by the central committee, the local group is making n special effort to dispose of tho seals this year because of tho added expenses of conducting the drive brought about by ln cxtcn- . sion in the work. Heretofore tho dis caSo in children has been somewhat t neglected, but 1t is the plan of the organization, it 8s stated to nnlt 0 this ono of the big branches of the work for 1920.
 The committee hopes 10 uphold the fine record made by New Britain last wear. This city won first hOnorS in Connecticut for per capita sales of seals, and it was announced in award ing tho prize to New Britain that this city had purchased 5.42S seals per resident.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
STATIONERY DEPT.
CITY ITEMS

Zee 'Blucbird'' Electric Washing s,hine. Conn. It. &5 Power Co.---.Ad SIrs. FrunCos R. Dolan is spending # winter at Pasadena, Cal.
 E. $. carnival, Bungalow, tonight.
 sdvt.
 NTiss Lillian Anderson, of 24 Maple
 Bet, was pleasantly surprised last
 Bison by tho telephone operators.
 N party was given in honor of Miss
 Nerson's coming marriage to Ross &d which will take place December
 Dancing and singing were en- Ed by the guests.
 Eco ''Bluebrd" Electric Washing #hine. Conn. It. x Power Co.---Ad & rize dance and fox trot at Erwin Fec Sat. eve'g. SulliVan's orch.-Ad.
 N concert for December l9 iS being #1ned by tho Universal Glcc club.
 Are will be a d0ncc in connection @h the concert
 Zee "Bluebird'' Electric Washing
 Nhine. Conn. It. x Power Co.--Ad
 Nhere' will be an important meet of the Leading Star lodge, 0. $. a in Electric hall on Tuesday eve Mg, December 1G. All members are Med to be present as there will be @election of officers, and other mat
 # Of importance will take place. @ @ennedy's dancing school, Tue. at Nlgalow. New beginners class form Beginners, 7;30.--advt.
 son was born to Mrs. M. J.
 arfles yesterday morning at Miss Ale's sanitariun1. The child's fath-
 Flied recently.
 Eur toy department is now open.
 Ngcr and better than ever. Glad
 Mg's, 4 Chestnut street.--advt.