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DIXIE LAD.
FavOrite LASTED Long Enough e
Win by "A Neck.

huVOrItc hnhtru bOhH AnouBh -
Win by n Neck.
NEW ORLEANS, March 21.--Jack
Kerchv'rN, which outran his field, and
pixie which lasted through drlv-
ing finish just long enough to win by D
neck, were the winning favorltes ut
the Crescent City track The heavy
rain made the track sea OF mud. The
fifth race was two horse contest be-
tween Safeguard and Dr. stephens, the
former winning by neck In hard
drive. Summaries;
First Race.--Daisy Green, first; The
Bobby, second: Nan Dora, third.
Second Itace.--.Jack Kerchvlle, first;
McDougle, second; Markle Mayer,
third
Third Race.-DiXie Lad, first; Mr..
Jack, second; handspring third.
Fourth Race.-Floral Wreath, first;
Glen Gallant, second; Belle of Port
land, third.
Fifth Race Safeguard Ill, first;
DIR. Stephens, second; Pompey, third
Sixth Race.--Duncan, first; Sir Car
ter, second; Miss Creek. third.
Seventh Race-Ponca, first; Flying
Charcoal, second; Censor third.
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HARTFORD, Conn, March 21.-Ac-
companied by his widow and daugh-
tiers the body of General Joseph X.
Hawley arrived here last night and
was met at the station by large gath
ering. Acting as an official escort tn
the former soldier and statesman were
Robert o. Tyler post, G.. A. r., and
several men Prominent in public and
military life, among whom were Mayor
Henney, Adjutant General Cole and
Governor Roberts, who accompanied
the body OF General Hawley to the
capitol. The body lies in state here
and has been viewed by an immense
crowd
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Dixon Turns over a New Leaf.

STERLING, H., March 21.-As a re-
suit of great religious revival which
has just closed in Dixon five dancing
clubs have dlsbanded and several thou
sand people have taken an oath not to
frequent barrooms and not to have
anything to do with dancing parties or
card tables. The famous Kendall club,
a charitable organization, which raised
several thousand dollars year for
charity, voted not to hold any more
dances.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Told
Brisny fer BUSY Rsaders.

News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly fer BUSY Readers.
Mrs H. M. Sweet OF Cohoes is visit.
ing friends here.
Miss Elizabeth WEIGH left Monday
afternoon for Troy.
Miss Agnes Quinlan returned to AL
bany Monday afternoon.
Mrs H. S. DiRby of Green Island is
spending few days here.
DR. B. G. Jenpey has been confined
TO the house with an attack of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Kehoe returned
to t:eir home in Connecticut Monday.
H. M. Barney will lead the Guide
board prayermeeting Wednesday eve
ming
Fred LaPorte of Rutland Is the
guest OF George Grafton OF Springs st
for few days.
Miss Hazel Hart was organist at
the Second congregational church
Sunday morning.
Z. M. Crawford chairman of the
board of selectmen is reported quite
III with pneumonia.
James Mallory TO merly of this place
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jerry
Hurley of Branch-st.
At the regular meeting of Temple
chapter RAN Monday evening the de-
grees were conferred on one candidate.
Mr. and Mrs Arvin French who have
been spending a week with relatives
eturned to their home in Ayre, Mass.
Monday morning.
The Vernon Stock Co which will
soon come TO Bennington is doing a
record business This week in Glovers
vile and after Lent will go to the EN-
pire Theatre Albany for au ndehnate
run.
Benjamine B. Vernon in his famous
Stock Co and merry crowd of yauder.
vile artists have been secured for a
weeks engagement at the Library hall
theatre, Bennington, entire week OF
March p.
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SOUTH SALISBURY

Miss Clara Hawkins is on the sick
list.
Miss Agan returne on Monday from
the city.
The Ladies Aid met at the home OF
Mrs Walter Collins on Friday last.
The robins met with quite wintry
reception, glad to hear their cheerint
notes.
NJ. M. Dean and sister visited Mr.
and Mrs Niles near White Greek on
Sunday.
Mrs Merrill Hitchcock has resigned
the position AS superintendent of
schools.
Miss Margaret Graves OF Sunder-
land is a guest of her cousin, Miss Isa.
belle Cole.
Frank Agan of Hoosick was guest
of his brother, Rev Chas Agan on
Saturday.
Louis Madison is expected home on
Monday for short vacation from
Watertown, Conn.
Mrs Frank Gardner and son were
guests of her brothers. family DR. +.
+. Dean last week.
Miss Mary Sharpe who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs Catherine
Sharpe has returned to Albany.
Miss Mary Hastings left town on
Sunday to visit friends in North
Adams before going to Castine, Me.
There was maple sugar party u
| Cole Hall on Monday eve given by
four of the league. Robert Moon and
wife and Mr. Cakes and wife.
Mr. and Mrs c. f. Wentworth enter
tanned few friends last Thursday
evening. Music and games were en-
joyed after which dainty refreshments
were served including ice cream, cake
and coffee.
The remains of the late Harlow Mat
tison are expected at this station on
| Wednesday and will be taken up to
Center Shafts bury where other men,
bers of the family are inferred. There
are few who remember him as an at
tendant at the Baptist church. Some
few years ago he was obliged to come
in town with the remains of some
his family. When he left town he
went to Galway, N. Y. from there to
Ohio. Mr. Madison was born in the
east part of SALISBURY. He was some
what advanced in years above the six
ties. A son in law is here making ar
engagements for the burial.
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HOOSlCK

A. H. Hawks is confined to the house
by illness.
Frank Coonradt has hired out to
work for Deacon Brant.
Mr. and Mrs C. E. Babcock have
been sick with the grip.
Mrs Catherine Clapper is visiting a
few days with her daughter Mrs David
Jepson.
Mrs Helen Babcock and daughter
Hazel of Albany we're in town over
Sunday.
Thomas Keene who has been con-
fined to the house with the govt is able
to be out again.
Mrs c. Ii. Potter spent Friday with
her sister Mrs james Cathcart at
North Hoosick
r. A. Bosworth will move into the
Melvin Wilson tenement on South
street April lst
Mrs Hattie Richmond and daughter
Ruth spent few days last week with
Mrs Edna Eldred.
Alfonso Langlois Of Hoosick Falls
formerly of Hoosick visited at H. II.
Bratt's last week.
Shepard Fonda of Schenectady spent
Sunday with his family at A. a. Brim-
mer's at Mapletown.
Harry Breese and Miss Rudd OF
Bennington were married at the Bap.
list parsonage Wednesday evening by
the Rev w. ). Coous.
The Misses Gardner will move into
the Babcock house with Mrs Russell
and George Babcock will move into
Mrs Brown house on the hill.
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4 Strike AT EnII River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 2l.--
Weavers at the Troy and RichardB or-
den No. l mills have struck. They
claim that they We're forced to run ten
looms when they wanted to run only
eight. They said that they understood
that it was optional with them whether
they should run eight or ten looms,
In the Troy mill all the weavers quit
work, but in the other mill only those
who were forced to take ten looms
went out.
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Berry. Affairs In Tangled shape.

BOSTON, March 21.-James ID. Colt
an attorney, has been appointed by the
supreme court receiver and conserva-
tor for the property of Charles f.
Berry of this city, who, 1t is alleged,
has disappeared leaving his accounts
in tangled shape. Several large es-
tates, valued at 100000, are said to
be involved.
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Death of AssembIymnn Perham.

ALBANY. n, Y, March 81. - The
death of Assemblyman Perham was
announced last night by Speaker Nix
on, who seemed greatly moved. Mr..
Agnew of New York moved at once
that the assembly adjourn out of re-
spect for the memory of his friend
and colleague.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 2l.--
James Wilson, aged twenty-five years,
was arrested here on suspicion of hav-
ing shot and killed John p. Ebert in
the yard of the latters home on the
night of Feb. %. Wilson later made
full confession to Mayor Lewis. He
gave as his motive robbery and the
settlement of an old grudge.
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Reports on Canal Zone Conditions.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Secre-
tary Taft has transmitted to the presi-
dent, with comment of his own, the
report of DIR. Reed, recently published,
criticising severely the management
of affairs In the canal zone by the
Panama commission. The president
has returned them to the war depart
ment with an Endorsement, and they
will be made public in day or two,
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DeInRna Won hY n Nose.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.-Jock-
ey Michaels kept Collector Jessup, ia
vorite, in the lead in the third race at
Oakland until the last leap, then be-
came careless. and Delagoa won by a
nose. The judges suspended Michaels
indefinitely.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, March 81
Patrick j. McGovern, an attendant at
,he Dauphln county almshouse, has
been arrested here charged with the
murder of Fred L, Engle, aged sixty
eight years, Of Harrisburg.
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Books Took Everything In sight.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 21.-The
books took everything in sight at As
cot, not single favorite winning. Mai
Lowery. winner of the first race, might
be called favorite, as she closed at
equal prices with Mammon, Orchan,
Potrero Grande and King Thorpe were
the long priced winners.
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Checker Tournament at Boston.

BOSTON. March 2l.-In the interna-
tional checker tournament here the
fifth days score was: British, 4; Amer
leans, 8; drawn, 30, and the total score:
British, 40; Americans, 10; drawn, al.
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Pretty Nellie nj OakInMn.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March IL
Pretty Nellie, which won the Capitol
Hotel stake at Oaklawn, was the only
winning fayorite.
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WOODS DUAL VICTORY.
Verona skater Defeats Kearney in Cham
pIOnship Events.

PITTS EURO. Pa. Feb. is,Tho final races
for the indoor skating championship took
place tonight in Duquesne Garden. tesulting
IN two exciting contests between Morris
Wood. skating under Verona Lake Asso-
citation colors and Philip j. Kesrney. for
the New York Athletic Club. hearney
would have won the one mile race. but slipped
at the finish. and to save himself from falling.
slid TO one side. losing the race by few
inches or the sixteen entries in both races.
seven represented Verona Lake. three the
New York Athletic and three the Brooklyn
Club The Buffalo. Canadian and Pittsburg
starters were outskated.
The Eve mile race proved intensely inter-
esting. There were nine starters in the fnal
Each OF the nine men took turns leading
tho skaters. with Wood always second or
third kearney was pocketed In the rear
by the Verona skaters. IL the three last laps
the clip set up by Wood and hearney caused
four Of the men 70 drop out The three last
laps were the fastest ever skated In the Garden
and the last lap was finished amid intense
excitement Wood kept kearney Mt his
elbow and the two leading skaters finished
within six inches OF each other, with Wood
In front
one Mic Won by Morris Wood. Verona Lake
Slating Association p. J. krarney. New YORK \. C..
second Sutphcn. Brooklyn 5. c., third Time,
? minutes So 80 seconds
Five Nue-Won BY Morris Wood, Verona Lake
& A.: p Kearney New YORK a. c.. second. Merritt,
Verona Lake S. A., third Tine 10 minutes u 10
gerulds
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sCHOOLBOY SKATERS COMPETE.
Championships for Youngsters ut Beacon =
Rink Wen Contested.

Schoolboy skaters had a merry time OF II
Yesterday nj Beacom's Rink. ieSth street
and Jerome avenue. where a series OF races
had been arranged for them. There was a
big crowd present, composed mostly OF the
youn gsters relatives. and they made plenty
OF noise roofing for their favorites.
The half mile for elementary schools was
made attractive By the entry OF young
Esouirnnu named Wallace. He proved that
he is in his element where the frost king holds
away. and showed fine speed on the steel
runners WI en- we'll clear OF his field and
looking all over a winner he came a cropper
but he quickly reganed his pins and picked
up his stride with speed enough 10 make
third place. Coogan Of the Harlem evening
school skated well in the mile for hi oh schools,
and 30 did Eldridge OF the Poly Prep School
in the half mile irterscholastic.
Half Nile Championship Schools
T TqS B By Pubic school H. BfooEiyh, second
Meme Wallace. Public School a. The Bronx. third.
Time minute 50 As seconds.
one MILO High schools Championship-won by
". J: coogan. Harlem syeHiRg school z b pnsson.
i ri G T G0s n SUa {; seconds ' 0n''n
Half Mile lnierscholastlc ChAmplonshp-Won by
Ed dd4sn PsPaSsS $ssS
srcond: c Martin, Polytechnic Preparatory School,
In the Clcrmont Rink. Brooklyn. Yesterday
Clyde Martin won the hall nile lnters chohstic
handicap from scratch ne gave handicaps
i'm the last two laps il was left to him and Allen
Behr TO fight il out Martin won by five yards,
with Behr second and Frank c. Loughran
third The time, minute 20 seoond- Is tho
fastest ever made for the Clark trophy.
quarter Nile Noyce-won by Donald Bennett.
Public school H. Russell Palmer Public school
4 second: Maurice bailey. Polytechnic Preparatory
School, third Time. 50 Is seconds.
Half Mile lntersohOlAsto-N Won by clyde Martin,
polytrchnio Preparatory School scratch. Allen
Bohr Pratt Institute, 60 yards second Frank @
LouEhran. 10 yards. third. Tine / minute -
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Erasmus Hall Girls Win Basketball Cham
piOnship.

The Erasmus Hall High School girls basket
ball team won the championship OF tho Metro
polltan High School Girls Athletic League
yesterday The concluding games were
played Mt the old Thrty-second Regiment
nrmory, Brooklyn. The Eastern District
High School Ave and the Manual Training
quintet lined up in the first game. Manual
was weakened by the loss OF three OF it4 team
and was beaten by the champion team Of
last year The score was Eastern District
High School. IL. Manual Training High .
Then followed the inal match OF the series
Erasmus Hall High School and the George
William Curtis High School OF Staten Island
lining up. II was a close and very Interest,"
ing game for the FIRST half, then the Erasmus
tory most OF the time. and won out by the
score OF 20 ,. Capt Wilcox, Miss Billings
and Mise Gefvert talled for the winners, and
Miss Conroy and Miss Bregovskoy for the
Curtis team The Erasmus team has gone
through the tournament undefeated
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FENCERS CLUB WINS.
It's Team Gets the Intercity Trophy In Good
Etyie

trio from the Fencers' Club. In that club q
Smile d'Armes, won outright last light the
ntercity team cup that has been in play since
1902 The winners won gold medals also as
personal souvenirs.
THE trophy has brought out good sport
and good fellowship" said committee
man. and We viii offer another cup for a
renewal OF the series The teams We're
New York a. Cdr. Graeme Hammond, c. q.
Bothner and c. u. Goodhue.
Boston A. Al. p. Parker s. choo, and w. L.
New York Turn vereln-John Allsire, p Ben
rcnberg aud Georgs henSer To,y,.,ns W Sent,
O'Connor and Charles Latham.
The cumbersome percentage system tried
last year in this contest has passed away
with no mouruers, and the fencing last night
was on the old plan. q winner ior each bout.
Tie judges were Dr. NJ. j. Echeyerria and Or.
j II. Woodward
In the first inning the Boston A. A. beat
the New York A. A by 5 TO 3. DR.. Hammond.
who beat Parker, Cabot and 30 wman was the
only New Yorker 70 win out n , the second
inning tho Fenccrs' Club beat the Turn Norein
TO l. This left the final bout between the
Boston A. A. and the. Fencers' Club, which
was a survival Of old rivals. as two years ago
Fencers won in 1902 and 1904.
First in the final round we're Parker. the
with the foils glintlng like nreDu9s under
the electric light. and, despite the handicap
send won. O'Connor, a former foils champion
and present Fox Hills golfer. was next out
for the home club and he Won from the Bos,
tonan, Cabot latham. Fencers' Club. and
bowman Boston. were the next pair, the
home folsman winning. II was round
robin" series, but with the score three TO
nothing for the Fencers Club. it looked now
that Il would not be necessary 10 hold all OF
the duela,
Townsend scored quickly over Cabot. but
Bowman beat O'Connor, latham then beat
Parker, settling tho nnal. 8 bouts 70 l. Dr.
Hammonds fencing was the strongest Of
the evening. aud, although the team in
the only member to make count for the
York 4 G.
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BAR FIXTURES.
MIDDIEs WIN AT FENCING.
Defeat University OF Pennsylvania Team
by q Boutg 10 ..

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. is.-The midshipmen at
the Naval Academy this afternoon opened
their interoolle giate fencing sason by de-
feating the three man team OF the University
OF Penns ylvania in a nine bout contest
The score was to J. The visiting team was
composed OF the following fencers: +. NJ.
Fleischer. II. Il. Williams and +. IL. Scott.
while the Middies put the following men on
the mat II, IT, Knox Capt. OF the second
class. A. Sharp. Jr.. Of the second class. and
q. C. Dichmnn, third class.
At the end OF the nine bouts there remained
two ties TO be fenced on those between the
two captains and that betw cen Fleischer and
sharp Both Of these were exceedingly hard
fought and close and each team managed
TO capture one OF them. Capt Knox OF the
navy went down TO def eat at tho hands OF
Fleischer, but Sharp added one more 70 the
navy score by downing flelschcr The sum
mary
Fleischer vs. Knot. Tie. sharp defeated Williams
DlchmAn defeated Scott. Floischcr VS.. Sharp, tie:
Knox defeated Williams. Fleischer defeated Dioh !.
man: Scott defeated sharp. DIchmAn defeated
Williams KNOX defeated Scott
Fence on IN Tie oout.-Flclscher defeated KNOX;
Sharp defeated Fleischcr.
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Al san Francisco.

SAY FRANCISCO. Feb is.-Thc irnos Vas heavy
this afternoon which resulted In several upsets.
Fraug bic hacked from Is 10 to TO !. captured
the fourth race. summary;
First Racc-Thrcc and half iurlongs--Im Zoo
40 tNughu. Ia 3 won. Novi. 100 u. jones', Is
10 !. second busy Bee in7 tAarel. 10 :, third.
Time. 0'l43. Ancient. Witch. Lady Catherine,
CarrcH. CazcSsa Aprii's Pride and Annie Boil also
ran
second Rlce-FiYe furongs -Sllicate, ioi
Knapp, iG 10 /. won: Agnes Mack, los lBlake
{ Ia s. secoud RedAu. i07 tAllchaelsl TO !. third,
Time. iGi T0tec. Rose Leaf Brick Fowler and
judge Hughes nlSo nm.
Third Race SIX furlongs Revolt, los Nv. Knapp,
tn l. won Iiulford lO4 Uelh ~ TO g. second Cloche
dOr los (fitzpaitcki. 10 10 !. third. Time, I'LL,
Fourth RAce--One mile and II sixteenth -Frangl-
bic. rs CWnEhu, to L. won; Schcrzo, l0T tOtsl,
5 70 l. second. Flying Torpedo, i0i lBarreu. TO l..
third Tine. 1884. Mordenic and | o Y also ran
Fifth RAce--Ncvcn fIriOngs-Anvil, " tWrEhu,
itto g. Won .iountebank, 1903 ZONES, TO 1 second
Haven Run iOl fBiAkei, II TO /, third. Tine, ISL
Bab DOttcrell and Military also ran.
Sixth Racc-OHo mile and 70 yhrds-Hhin-
Ault. iOi Jonesi - to 10. won Barrsck. lO OTIS,
TOTO /. second. FlaUB Clayton bio L. third Time
50. Sillllcho. EoSalY Esherin and Fisher Boy
A
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Hockey Charrcs Not suralneti.

owing to the many charges OF professional
ism made lately against some OF the hockey
teams and players heroabouts the governing
committee OF the American Amateur Hockey
Lea que this week made thorough investi-
CATION. and yesterday Maitland ST. G. Davies.
the chairman OF the committee. gave out
this statement:
L am instructed by the American Amateur
Hockey League 10 inform You that the charges
OF professionalism against the various teams
comprising this longu and tho teams OF the
Crescent A c. and the Hockey Club OF New
York In particular. made IN a New YORK
paper have been thoroughly Investigated
by the league, witnesses examined and the
charges found to be untrue. Statements
signed hy the mana cement Of the St Nicholas
and Brooklyn skating Kinks denying the
charges have been received and filed in the
league TeeoTds.
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DEArH or JOCKEY WENRJCK.
Had signed TO Ride for James r. keenc
This Season.

Eddie wenrck who was killed at the Hot
Springs track on Friday. was one OF the most
promising or the newly developed lightweight
jockeys He learned the craft In the late
" C. Whitney's stable under j. W Rogers
and wont to Hot Springs In the care Of bis
fpther n the beginning OF the meeting. There
the lad scored immediate SUCCESS. He rode
three winners In lone dag and another
day plotted two frsts past tho post On
many other occasions he brought Tommy
Grinn's horses home in front.
" enricks work was OF such uniformly
good ch Rracter that it attracted the notice
OF nc biz turfmen. and his last letter written
To his friends here contained the announce
James X Keone next year at a salary ofSl0. 600.
Little Menrick was one Of the few boys who
remained unspoled by snccess He had
no bad habits and rcmtted the earnings
from his winning mounts TO his mother.
who lives Mt Sheepshead Bay. He WAS only
Il wears old and could ride at the low weight
OF seyenty-two pounds.
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west Point Fencers perent cornell.

WEST PoiNr. Feb. ls.-In their annual
meet here to-day the Cadets defeated the
Cornell fencers. winning six Of the nine
bouts fenced. Humphreys Of the Cadet
team lost every bout. which were the only
ones lost by the Army. The visitors fenced
aggrcssiYely and kept the soldiers on the
ceived the de cision In every bout The Army Z
team was 90 imposed Of Barber Wlliford and
Humphreys Cornels OF Pine. Heckheimer
and DelcRsse.
ford defeated Pine, Delcssse defeated Humphrey s.
Second Round-Wlliford defeated Heckhrimer q.
Pho defeated Humphreys. Barber defeated Del
case
Third Roun4- Heokhcifner defeated Humphreys.
Barber defeated Pine. Niiord defeated DclcAssc.
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The Circuit Of Antn Shons.

Do" next automobile show OF noteworthy
Proportions in the East win be the third
annual exhibition In Boston. which viii be
ncned in the Mechanics Building on March
II viii be an automobile and power
rot show combined. and nearly all tho repre-
-"uiatiye makes OF cars and boats will be on
'sud In Importance the Boston show ranks
The na,ioosI ~. 3r Ss dtsor, S',,,,re t.a,den
here il nov what might be called circuit
% local automobile shows. Last week.
i"llo"'ng the Chicago show there was one
~ Detroit. This week. Feb 20 to IS there
Mtl De- one at Cleveland. March TO II
lurre vii be one at Buffalo then comes the
oae ~ Boston. March II 20 IS. and finally
Na'hington. u. C.. Will hold a show March
70 Aprl .. Contcmporaneous partly with
N" Boston thow. March i3 to IS. viii be an
importers salon there 10 Symphony Han.
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Van Hyck NIckrs Wins Marine and Field
TrapShootlnE Contests

The weekly trapshoo,lng competitions Of
the Marine and Field Club were held at Bath
Beach yesterday. Fifteen members entered
for the Havens cup at thirty targets. which
was the feature OF the card, The wind made
the ssphalt saucers soar al all kinds OF angles
and the shooting was extremely difficult
van wyck wickes. with the total OF y
breaks was the winner OF the trophy Isaac
Snedeker, with II. being the runner up and
" s. Spaldng. with 10. third In the com
petition at twenty-five targets per man for
the club shoot. Van Wyck Wiokes won with -
Isaac Sncdeker being second with - and
". e. Biddlc third with 20.