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LAUREL.

Miss Mary Goldsborough has re-
turned from a visit to friends in
Washington.
The Mems Club Of st. Philips par
ish was entertained Thursday evening
by Mr.. Roy Hill.
Mrs. Jones. of Washington, was the
guest this week of her cousin. Mrs.
w. w. Bowling.
Mrs. Theodore Bradley has returned
to her home in Baltimore after visit
ing Mrs. James E. Bradley.
Mr.. James E. Bradley visited his
father in Fredericksburgh during the
week.
Mrs. Stores. of Baltimore, was the
guest of Mrs. W. Franklin Taylor
Tuesday evening.
A service was rendered by the vest
ed choir of the Church Of st. Michael
and All Angels. Baltimore, at St.
Philips Church here Tuesday evening.
This choir contained twenty-three
voices. DR.. B. Merrill Hopkinson. barry
tone: Mr.. George Bayless. tenor: Mr..
G. Thomson Williams, organist and
choirmaster.
Mrs. William r. Bushby visited N
Washington during the week.
Miss Mary Louise Redwood, Of Rux-
ton. Is the guest of Miss Eleanor Dali
lam at her homo in Prince Georges
street.
Miss Alice Hopkins visited relatives
In Baltimore. Monday.
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Ora Carver. col l. street southeast. last
Tuesday evening.
After a short business session. which
was led by the president of the class.
Miss Annie Ennis. games. music. ana
other social features completed the even
ing. Refreshments were served.
Those present were Mrs. r. w. Chris
tan. Mrs. Conrad. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Talley. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s King, MIR
and Mrs. E. F. Halliday. MIR. and Mrs.
f. S. Englar. MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Eng
land. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Carver. Mrs.
E. A. Seaton. Mrs. Evora Petit, Mrs.
Libbie Embrey. Miss Ethel Stroman.
Miss Minnie Courtney. Miss Rae Anna
dale Miss Mary Jeffries. Miss Gertrude
Miss Mary Browne. Miss Mildred
Thorn. Miss Beatrice Freeman, Miss Dor
Is Smith, Miss Matte Cooke. Miss Elsie
Dempsey. Mr.. NJ II. Burchell Mr.. r. X.
Poole, Mr.. Grover Courtney, Mr.. Henry
Arnold Mr.. Ernest Smith. Mr.. Walter
Riston, Mr. W. E. Perry. and Master
Clark Seaton, Master Robert England.
Master Philip England. Master Howard
Miss Hazel England. and Miss
Florence Talley.
A number of Neutrality-suspicious. went up
TO West Point for the commencement cX-
ercises at the Military Academy. among
them Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott and Mrs.
Scott.
The big graduation ball held Friday
evening in Cullom Hall brought to A close
round of functions. including a lawn
'ete given by the superintendent of the
academy. Col. Clarence p. Townsley, and
Mrs. Townsley on Monday afternoon. in
to the graduating class: a
of She Stoops to Con-
,uer.' by the Ben Greet Players on the
Hopes of the battle monument at Trophy
Point, drills dances. and a host of in
ormal entertainments. Among the in
eresting people who attended the grad
lation ceremonies were Brig. Gen. Ho-
ito G.. Gibson, of the class of a, the
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ROCKVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence veirs. of Ak.
ron. Ohio. are visiting relatives in
this vicinity, where Mr.. Veirs for.
merly resided.
Misses Maude England, Lena A.
Ricketts,, Leta W. Risgs. and Annie D.
White. of this county. were among
this years graduates of the Maryland
State Normal School
At the annual election of officers of
the Rockville Inquiry Club. held Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
o. NJ Linthicum. the following were
chosen: President. Miss Lucy Smith:
vice president, Mrs. Ohio H. W. Tai
bolt: secretary, Mrs. Ernest l.. Bull
lard: treasurer, Mrs. Frank A. Spen-
Ger. Following an interesting program,
refreshments were served.
Among the couples married in Rock
willie during the week were Robert
Hibbs Windle and Miss Jesse May Ben
nett. both of Manassas. Va: Miss Rose
Mary Case and William II. B. Downs,
both of Seneca; this county. and AL
bert J. Sweeney and Miss Mary X.
Yeckley. both of Washington.
Mrs. Edmonds. of Washington. is a
visitor at the home of her son, DIR.
George l.. Edmonds. here.
Miss Mary Adelaide Perry. of Wash
ington, and Mr.. Lawrence William
Bean, young Rockville merchant.
were married in Rockville Monday
evening. the ceremony taking place
at the home of the bridegroom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Beans.
in the presence of a small company
of relatives and friends. The officiat-
ing minister was Rev. DR.. Copp. pastor
of the Methodist Church at Lay Hill.
Following a repast, the young couple
departed for their honeymoon trip.
Miss Edith Lamar left a few days
ago for Auburn. Ala. to spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Josephine Watson has return
ed to her home here after spending
several weeks visiting relatives in
Virginia.
Misses Lillian Morgan. of Rockville.
will leave tomorrow with a party of
Washington friends for the Panama
Exposition, expecting to visit various
places of interest going and coming.
p F. Gormley, of Chevy Chase. en-
tertained at dinner at the Columbia
Club Thursday afternoon the members
Of the boards of county commission
ers for this and Howard counties and
a few other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray and daughters.
Of Washington. are at the home of Mr..
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HATTSVIiiE.

Invitations have been issued to the
wedding of Miss Carrie Rocker. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rocker. Of near
Rives Station, and Mr.. Carroll Snowden.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Snowden, OF
Mount Rainier. The ceremony will be
performed at St Johns Episcopal
Church, Mount Rainier. by the rector.
Rev. William B. Dent. There will be
full coral service, and the vested choir.
under the leadership of Mr.. s Finley
Hayes. will render Lohengrin's We'd
ding Song
Miss Madeline Merkling. of Washing
ton. has been visiting friends here during
the current week
Miss Geraldine Stockman, of Balti-
more. is spending a few weeks with the
Misses Helen and Corine Mcfarland.
Wine avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Latimer. of Bal
timore. are visiting the formers mother.
Mrs. Thomas H. Latimer, Wine avenue.
Mr. Dorsey Grifith. Of Washington.
has returned after a pleasant stay with
his uncle. Mr.. Harry w. Dorsey. Frank
lin avenue extended.
Mr. Gait Keyworth. a student at Wash
ington College. Chestertown, has re-
sumed his studies after an enjoyable
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Gray, in Maryland avenue, here.
Mr. Frederick Donovan, Of Washing
ton. has returned after a pleasant visit
to friends here.
Mr.. Bernard Francis Hallcran. Of Dur
ham, n. c., is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. F. Halloran. Owens avenue.
Mrs. W. NJ. Thompson. formerly of this
place. and now of Washington. has been
visiting friends here.
Miss Nancy James and Master Charles
James. of Washington. have returned
after a visit to their uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Sherman James. Wine ave-
nue..
Mrs. Rexford NJ. Smith. OF Washing
ton. has returned after a visit to friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. Tarbell Dyer. of Washington, has
returned after a visit to his sister, Mrs.
Harry p. Howard. Wine avenue.
Miss Louise Gourley. Of Holland Point.
Calvert County. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Thomas E. Latimer, johnson ave-
nue..
Mr.. Alfred Moran. Of Washington, has
returned after a pleasant visit to his
aunts. the Misses Moran, Wine avente
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G. TinEIey.
Owens avenue. entertained the members
OF the Auction Bridge Club Saturday
evening. The prize winners were Mrs.
Edward A. Fuller and Mrs. Harry P
Howard and Mr.. G. Sherman James and
George B. Lucky. Following the games
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
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GEORGETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Warden were guests
last week Of Miss Nellie Baker, in Win
chester, Va.
Mrs. William BeaIl and family left last
Thursday for Lake Sunapee, N. H..
where they will remain until October.
Mrs. Frank Hight will spend her sum-
mer near Boston, Mass, having left on
Thursday.
Mr.. Bruce Warden is home from Cor
nell.
Judge and Mrs. j. W. Latimer. who
have rented their home in Chevy Chase,
will spend some time with Mrs. Lati-
mer's father, Mr.. c. H. Cragin, before
going North for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ballantyne have
taken a cabin at Stony Mans Camp for
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries will
be with them.
Nine. De Meissener left last week for
months stay in Bethlehem, Pa, and
will 90 later to Cape Cod for the remain
der of the summer.
Miss Sophie Radford left yesterday for
Shawsville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Bowie and little
daughters are visiting Mrs. Bowie s
mother. Mrs. Forest Dodge.
Mr.. Elliot Middleton is spending the
weekend in Baltimore.
Miss Virginia Woodland and Miss Mary
Aarbury returned last week from a visit
to Mrs. Helen Stevenson. near winches-
ter. Va. Miss Woodland left yesterday
for New York. and will go later to FISH
ers Island for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Crawford. of
Ardmore, Pa. were the guests of Mrs
Winship last week, and will take Miss
Margaret Winship home with them for
a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinckley left on Thurs
day to spend the summer at Pouts
Neck. Me.
Mrs. William Fowler has gone to In
dianapolis to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Davis.
Miss Rafael. of Baltimore, was the
guest during the week of Miss King.
Mrs. J. H Doyle. Mrs. James O'Don-
nell. and Mrs. W. c. Hibbs were guests
at the Convent of the Visitation in Fred
erick. Md, last week.
Mrs. Frank Riddleberger and family,
who have been the guests of Mrs. Will
liams for several weeks. left on Tuesday
for their home in Pittsburgh, Pa
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j.. who has been visiting Mr.. G. w. A.
Camp. has returned to his home.
Mr.. George Wilson and daughter
Julia Elizabeth. who have been spend
Ing the past two weeks at Tidewater.
Va. have returned to their home.
Mrs. Harry Kendall and daughter
Fitzallen Kendall, of Macon. Ga, will
arrive on Wednesday to be the guests
of Mrs. E. Nesbit Wright.
Mrs. Emma G. Hager returned yes
terday from a two-weeks' visit to her
old home in East Orange, n. ]. Mrs.
Hager makes her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Hoehling.
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Interesting Visitors

| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fulton of Grand
| Island, Nehr.. niece and nephew of Mr.
w. NJ. Geddes. and Miss Helen HAYNES,
of Springfield. ILL.,. have been guests of
MI. ana Mrs. G"ddes at their home in
| Columbia road for the past two weeks
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fulton have gone to New
7 York to visit relatives and friends and
Miss Haynes is visiting other friends in
the city.
Mrs. \. Peyser is the house guest of
AR. and Mrs. S. Peyser. of Newport
News.
MI and Mrs. Thomas c. Ashton and
Miss L. Davis. OF Warrenton. Va. are
spending A few days in town and are
staying at the New Willard.
Miss jeanette ThaIheimer. of New
maven Conn. is spending some time in
to"n AS the guest of Miss Jeanette
| Eiseman.
capt. F. J. Rogers. U. s A. and Mrs.
rogers arrived in the city last even
ing ana are staying at the Ebbitt
Capt and Mrs. John " Hodges have
visiting them at their home at the
Washington Barracks. Mrs. Hodges.
mother and sister. Mrs. Coleman and
Miss Coleman. of San Antonio.
Mr.. {. Wilkinson and family. of
Philadelphia. who motored to Wa sb-
lnston 10 spend the weekend are at
the New Willard. Another prominent
motor party arriving at the New Will
lard Friday for the weekend includes
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Marshall, Miss Es-
teIe Marshall Mr.. F. F.. Marshall, and
Mr.. frank Palmer. of Kenneth Square,
Pa.
Mrs. NJ. Graft and little daughter. of
Norfolk. Va. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hechinger, of this city.
Mrs. F. A. Clark and her young child.
of Lynchburg. Va, are at the Ebbitt for
Few days They arrived last evening.
Mr.. Gerald Grosner student of the
University of Pennsylvania is the guest
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Grosner.
Lieut. Col Charles l.. Potter. L. s A..
arrived at the New Willard yesterday
He is accompanied by Mrs. Potter and
Miss c. C. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Stern. Of New York.
are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Sutton, of NJ street northwest.
Mr.. Bertram Block, of New York, will
leave for his home this week after a
stay Of ten days with friends in town.
Paymasters Clerk Frank X Hunt L.
s. N, retired. of Oakland, Cal, is at the
Ebbitt for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Armour of
Princeton. n. j., are guests at the New
Willard
MISS Babette Felheimer, of Chicago.
left last week to motor to Atlantic
City and on her way will stop for q
rev days in Washington to visit
friends.
Ensign Lawrence Bischof, u s. n.
and Mrs. Bischoff are at the Ebbitt for
a few days. |
Miss Kathryn Boorman. daughter of
frof. and Mrs. Joseph Boorman, has
had as her guest for the past week
Mrs B. G. Buckingham. of Browning. |
Mont
Mr.. George B. Marvel and Mrs. Mar
vel. OF Clinton. are among the interest,"
ing visitors to Washington from I'LL
nois. who are stopping at the Ebbitt.
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and Mrs. Joseph Redding here for the
summer
Miss Mary Lyddane was the hostess
of the Rockville Euchre Club at its
weekly meeting Tuesday.
Misses Helen Burnett, Fannie veirs
and Helen Gassaway, who have been
away at school, have returned to their
homes here.
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Bowling Green Of Miss Genevieve Clark
and Mr.. James Thompson.
Mrs. p. A. OBoyle and Miss O'Boyle,
OF Pittston, Pa, have arrived in WASH
ington and are at the Shoreham.
Mrs. ]. H. Kudder and Miss Cook, of
York, arrived In Washington, yesterday
and are at the Shoreham.
Mrs. A. B. Smith. Of Asheville. N. c..
mas arrived at the Shohreham to spend
some time.
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In and Out of Town

Mrs. Willis Van Deventer is spending
few days at the Wolcott Hotel. in New
York City.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton Campbell has
gone to New York and Atlantic City and
will not return until the autumn.
Mrs. e. Hope Slater has closed her
house In Eishteeuth street and left WASH
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oldest living graduate of the Academy;
Brig. Gen. John NJ. Wilson. retired: Brig.
Gen. Erasmus Weaver. Brig. Gen. Tasker
H. Bliss and Brig. Gen. George w
GoethaIS.
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Mr.. Gerald Grosner. a student of the
University of Pennsylvania, is the guest
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. /. Grosner
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Mrs f. A. Clark and her young child.
OF LSnchpurg. Va, are at the Ebbitt for
lew days. They arrived last evening.
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Lieut.. Col. Charles L. Potter. L. S. A.
arrived at the New Willard yesterday
He is accompanied by Mrs. Potter an,
Miss c. c. Nichols
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Mrs. NJ Graft and little daughter o.
NorfoIk. Va, are the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hechinger, of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. I. Stern. of New York
are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs NJ
Sutton, of NJ street northwest.
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Mr.. Bertram Block, of New York. viii
leave for his home this week. after q
stay of ten days with friends in town
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Paymasters Clerk Frank X. Hunt, L.
5: N, retired. of Oakland, Cal, is at the
Ebbitt for a few days.
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Mr' Z. Wilkinson and family. o.
Philadelphia. who motored to Wash.
inGton to spend the weekend are a.
the New Willard. Another prominenI
motor party arriving at the New viii.
lard Friday for the weekend include.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Marshall, Miss Es.
teIie Marshall. Mr.. F. F. Marshall, ano
MIR. FRANK Palmer. of Kenneth Square
Pa.
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capt and Mrs. John y. Hodges have
VISITING them at their home at the
"ashlneton Barracks. Mrs Hodges
mother and sister. Mrs. Coleman and
Miss Coleman. of San Antonio.
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Ensign Lawrence Bischoff, U. S. N
ana Mrs. Bischoff are at the Ebbitt 70
a few days.
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capt +. J. Rogers. u. S. A.. and Mrs
hosers arrived in the city last even
ing ana are staying at the Ebbitt
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Miss Babette Felheimer. of Chicago
left last week to motor to Atlantic
CITY and on her way will stop for a
rev Gays in Washington to visit
friends.
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MIR. and Mrs. George A. Armour. OF
Princeton. n. j., are guests at the New
willard
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Miss Kathryn Boorman. daughter of
frof. and Mrs. Joseph Boorman, has
had as her guest for the past week
Mont
Mr.. George B. Marvel and Mrs. Mar
vel. OF Clinton. are among the interest,"
ing visitors to Washington from I'LL
nois. who are stopping at the Ebbitt.
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Among the Washington graduates at
the University of Michigan are Mr.. Ger
aid Grosner. Mr.. Milton Fischer. and Mr.
Julian Hillman.
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Musical Director W. S. Dixon, L. s. N.
retired. and Mrs. Dixon and their son,
DIR. Taylor Boyd Dixon. will leave WASH
ington Thursday for their summer home
at Lake George, N. Y.
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Miss Nina Cans and Miss Josie Baer
were in Washington last week and were
the guests of Miss Ricka Cans.
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Miss Minnie Seligman, Of Norfolk; Va,
has returned to her home after a visit
in town as the guest of Miss Helen
Fischer. Of Lanier place.
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Mrs. J. Biddle Porter and daughter.
Miss Cassandra Porter. are at the Wyan-
dotte, Bar Harbor.
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Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chapman has
gone to the Delaware Water Gap to re-
main several weeks. while Mr.. Chapman
Is in Canada.
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Miss jeanette ThaIheimer of Hou
raven, Conn. is spending some time in
town as the guest of Miss jeanette
Eiseman.
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Miss Sedgley will leave Washington
this week for Boston. where she will be
Joined by her sister. Miss Isabel Sedgley.
who is at present visiting at Pennington,
Conn. From Boston they will 90 to New
port to make a short stay, and later in
the summer will go to the Yellowstone
Park.
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CORNELL TO SEND
THREE ELEVENS

Ithaca. N. Y. Nov 2-The Cornell
football coaches and players have COM
pleted their preparations for the trip to
Atlantic City. The squad of twenty-five
Imen will leave tomorrow night and moth
ing but a light signal drill in the baseball
cage Is on the program for today. In ad-
dition to the two teams which will be
taken to Atlantic City. DR.. Sharpe said
that the scrubs would go down to Phila-
delphia on Wednesday. so that Cornell
will have three full elevens on the field
next Thursday. The coaches expect to
use n number of their good subs II neces-
sary against Penn and they have almost
as much faith in the second-string men
as they have in the varsity.
Head Coach Sharpe talked about the
Penn game yesterday afternoon. saying
that the team and coaches expected that
the Quakers would play a much better
game against Cornell than they had put
up at any other time this year. Cor
nell knows full well that Penn always
plays better game against US than they
do in any other contest. The Cornell
team Is in good condition. The boys are
fit and we have no alibis now or after
the game. What the team does against
Penn is up to them.
; The coaches do not believe that Cor
nell has improved very much since the
last game with Washington and Lee, but
they think that If the team plays up to
form there will be no reason to COM
plain. A careful physical examination
OF all Of the players indicates that no
Cornell squad ever left ithaca in such
all-round good condition as this team
will. None of the varsity men is nursing
any injuries and practically every SUBJ
stitute is in fine shspe.
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Raid on Gymnasium.

New York. Nov. 22.-Detectives made q
raid Saturday afternoon on Grutts gym
nasium, In West 1l6th street. at q time
when 800 persons were damned in the
room watching a pugilistic training bout
between Kid Lewis and a young Harlem
athlete. The raid was made because the
police said tickets were being sold to
young boys at Is cents each. Several
lads 10 and L years old were taken In
the raid, and a crowd Of thousands
damned the streets and blocked the
crosstown cars In 18th street for nearly
an hour while patrol wagons were backed
I'D to the door and nlled with prisoners
and others who were taken to the sta
ton. There many were let go atter
being questioned. A sign outside the
place said, Training Begins at 3 p. m
Today.
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Broomstick Leads Sires

New York. Nov. 22-Broomstick. tha
leading sire Of 1914. will again head ne
list OF winning stations at the close of
tne season. according to present indica-
tons. At the end of October the son Of
Ben Brush was credited with forty win
ners OF le races. worth sso50. Among
them were the FNuturity winner. Thun-
derer. with earnings OF HISS: his full
sister. Regent. unbesten, and winner of
H2,5Oo: Bromo. winner OF s7,9s: Pesky,
winner of SS,315, and Bonanza, winner of
1850. Star Shoot ranks second among
the winning sires. with ss4.O7s earned by
seventy-two starters in 145 races. but
none OF the get OF the English horse won
more than A.f5o Ogden's forty-nine rep
resentatives earned ss1.eSs in ninety-eight
races, and one of them, The Finn. piled
up earnings of HISS.
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BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selling: syear-oids: six furlonss.
Broomvale. LIZ: High Horse. los; Col Gutelius.
lG; sTralee. IS; 'Broomcocn, 100; Bonnie Carrie.
los: 'Llly Heavens. lo2: 'Letfetd. 81; Edna Kenna.
Zoe: Maffou, los: Noble. lo2
SECOND RACE-Seilins; 5year-olds and upward
Eve and onehAh furionss- Preston Lynn. ID;
PrutaspTas ,os; .Chanteuse los; Miss McGiggie los;
'Pierot. 100; Our John. 10; Ford Mai los: jacket.
los: Blue Nous, IoS; Bamboo. los; Bundle d
Rags. los; River King. lo6; mid, los
THIRD RACE-Seiling; 3year-olds and upward
Ave and onehan furlongs Sebaso. Ill; Barsac.
los: Mr.. Bob. los: CaSaba. los; 'Harerssck. 100;
Baby Cole. 10: Lily orne. ls; Mamie &. lf;
Bronx Queen, los; PlantaEenet Ito: EnvU Be-
los: woodfair los; Lost Fortune los.
FOURTH RACE-The Southern Maryland Hand
cap; all ages; one mile Holiday. 100; CHI Field.
los: Wooden Shoes los; Borgo. 100; Water Lady. los;
Voneta, %
FIFTH RACE-seninz; Syear-olds and upward
mile and oDesiIteenth- Cxnto. lis; Lady Bryn.
lot; Caro- Nome. loi: Mamie K. 30; primary, 81
Kayderoseros. IL: Fifty live. lm: Hernan. %;
Sherlock Holmes l07; Earl Of Savoy lo4; Mar
Warren. lo4; .Aidonus. "; PaEr White lN
SIXTH RACE-Selling; Sy.ar-olds and upward
mile and onesiIteenth. PeFthshire. 49, Penniless.
100; 'Jabot l0T; Fenrock Ioe; Peacock. IL: Kneelet
lG; Perth Rock. lA; Reg oakwood. lo2; Font,
IL; Jolly Tar. lU; yellow Eyes. .la; Carieve-
rock l02
SEVENTH RACE-FiIhes and mares: all ares
mile and twenty yards. Task. 10; Lady Rankin.
los: Queen Sabe. To-; Lady London. los; Miss
Caranagh ies; Noble O.. &C: aTctIess, loe; Spring
Mass IOs; Patience. los: -Dinah Do. lc5: Mabel
DulWeber. lc2: 'vedado. s.; Baby Sister. 100: Star
Bird, lC: 'Fredl johnson. loe; Dicks Pet. 100;
AtGka. 50; 'stunner. s..
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