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will go to Gadsden to attend the Gold
Nader wedding.

will go to Gadsden to attend the Gold
Nader wedding.
Miss Clara Yarbrough is spending the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Var
brough in Aberdeen, Miss.
Mr.. William Cook is with relatives in
Mississippi for the holiday season.
Mrs. S. C. Wilson left this past week for
Meridian. where she will spend Christmas
with relatives.
fMr. and Mrs. C. f. Avery are spend
ing the holidays with friends in Kentucky
and Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Kendrick have
named their little son Fuller Lewis Ken
drick, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett and Mics
Arlington Butt of Augusta will arrive this
week to be the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Harvey Miller for the beauty ball.
Later Miss Butt will visit Miss Evelyn
Saffold.-M Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Miller of Mont
gomery and Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Pelham
and children of Spartanburg, S. c., are
guests of Mrs. Ellen Gayle at Edgewood.
The Qui vive club will meet Friday. De.
cember q, with Mrs. Gus Lee.
The Psychology Study club will hold a
meeting Tuesday morning at 1890 O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Wade Wood.
The executive board of the Music Study
club will hold meeting Thursday morn
ing at ii o'clock at Cable hail.
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Decatur after being guests of Mrs. Will
liar, pv,.d Jr

Decatur after being guests of Mrs. Will
liam Byrd, Jr.
Miss Ailecn Smalling of Chattanooga is
spending the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Byrd, Jr
Miss Anne Sbley will return this week
from Chattanooga, where she has spent
the past two months with the Rev. and
Mrs. Loaring Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman circuit of Nor
garfield, KY, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. ID. Circuit.
Miss Elizabeth Kimbrough is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. w. B. Jones, in Camden.
Miss Leila Harris is spending the holt
days with relatives in Tuscaloosa.
Miss Josephine Harris and Mr.. Scale
Harris have come from college to spend
the holidays with Dr. and Mrs. Scale Har
ris at the Ridgely
Mr.. Chester circuit will arrive today
from Cincinnati to spend the holiday
season with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
D. circuit.
Mrs. Moore Heron is the guest of Miss
Marian Whiddon at the Ridgely
Mr. Edridge Reese will return today
from Montgomery, where he spent the
past week.
Mr. Frank Jutz is spending the holidays
with relatives in St. Louis.
Miss Georgiana Drummond of Los An
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r A N D O NJ N O t E S

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bernheim until
after the New Year
Miss Josephine Foster is spending the
holidays with relatives in south Alabama.
Miss Blanche Davis of Atlanta is the
guest of Mrs. Campbell Maben.
Mrs. G. Is. Fitzhugh of Blount Springs
is with her daughter Mrs. William Byrd,
for the winter months.
Mrs. L. A. Hobart and her little son,
Fitzhugh Hobart, have returned to New
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MR.. AND MRS. BARRETT
INFORMAL HOSTS

AS has been their custom for, several
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ware Bar
rett We're informal hosts and kept open
house at their home on Highland avenue
Christmas evening.
This hospitable home was made lovely
with holly, mistletoe, ferns and other dec
orations of the Yuletide. Their friends
called at s O'Clock to spend the evening,
which was brought to a close with de-
icious buffet supper.
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MIR. AND MRS. EVANS
DINNER HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Evans enter
tanned at dinner yesterday in honor
OF Miss Mary Cross, whose engage
ment 70 Mr.. Wade Hampton Brooks is
announced today. Among those inyited
were Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Cross, Miss
Ruby Childress, Miss Mary Cross, Mr..
Wade Brooks. Miss Eulalia Dean, MIR.
Ray Monroe and Miss Lillian Evans.
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SPECIAL MUSIC AT
HANDLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH

Special music will be given at the morn
ing service and at the celebration of
white Christmas at o'clock this aft
ernoon at the Handley Memorial church
in Norwood.
Mrs $. j. Vann is organist, and the
choir consisting of Miss Margaret Ira
vers, Miss Inez Smith, Mr.. William Ivy
and Mr.. Hugh Duncan will be assisted by
Mrs Smith and Mr.. Baxter Eastburn
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CONTINUED from Page one>

will go through a number of beautiful
german figures.
The club members are: Mr.. John p
Abernethy, Mr.. Charles II. Anderson,
Mr. Willis b. Britain, Mr.. Ernest ID.
Bright, Mr.. Owen K. Cameron, Jr, Mr..
Orrin l.. Cain, Mr.. Clarence l.. Darby,
Mr.. Windham B. Fletcher, Mr.. John j.
Gilbert, Mr.. Marion Il. Hogan. Mr.. Earl
Martin, Mr.. Fred b. Martin, Mr.. Robert
n. Mccormack, Mr.. Clyde Parker, Mr..
Marion l.. Pointer, Mr.. Frank J. Ridout,
Mr.. Paul H. Shropshire, Mr. j. Homer
White, Mr. Charles c. Williams, Mr..
John r. Williams, Mr.. Clyde D. Vance.
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MUSIC AT
SOUTHERN CLUB

Davidson's orchestra will render the
following programme from to 9 o'clock
this evening, at the Southern club:
Selection, THE Red Mill (HerberD.
Waltz, ''Violets" (WaldtenfeD e
Selection, Bohemian Girl (Balfe).
ta) "Sobrejg's Song (Greig); % ITO
Spring" (Grieg).
Selection ''Trovata' (VerdD
(a) Pas DIES Echarpes' (Chaminade);
CD Variation (Chaminade).
March, My Sweet Adair'' Gilbert.
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Miss Mary Bolan q st. Louis and Miss
Mary Rodgers of New Orleans are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs George g.
Steele.
Miss Marian BanlIhead of Jasper will
arrive Monday to be the attractive guest
of Mrs. Hubert scruggs at her home on
Highland avenue.
Mrs. Meyers Sacks and her little daugh-
ter. Cecilia Sacks of Troy, are to be
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MRS. M'CARTY HOSTESS
AT AFTERNOON RECEPTION

Mrs. Robert Gustave McCarty will
be hostess at an afternoon reception
on January IL at her home to honor
Mrs. Thomas Coleman Ward of Pitts
burg and Miss Helen Eubank and Miss
Dorothy Davis, two of the seasons
most attractive debutantes.
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LEWIS SCREVEN
DATE SELECTED

The marriage OF Miss Nora ScreVen
to Mr.. Wilbur Barclay Lewis will be
sole -nnized JaGla,-y Is at ST. Mary's-
on the Highlands. The approaching
wedding of these popular young people
is of much interest to a wide circle
of friends.
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MISS LOCKE TO HONOR
MISS DRUMMOND

Miss Elizabeth Locke will be an in
formal hostess of Thursday entertaining
at her home to compliment Miss Geor-
giana Drummond of Los Angeles, the
guest of Miss Margaret Moore.
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ID. ID. ID. CLUB OF LIVINGSTON
ISSUES INVITATIONS

The following cards have been received:
The ID. " DIS" of Livingston, Ala,
request the pleasure of your presence at
Il cir annual ball Thursday, December
80, p. M Dancing. Informal. Reply
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MR.. AND MRS. BYRD
COMPLIMENT GUEST

Mr.. and Mrs. William Byrd, Jr., enter
tanned a few friends at a delightful din
ner party last evening at their home COM
plimentary to their lovely guest, Miss
Aileen Smalling of Chattanooga.
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MISS KATHERINE BYRD
TO HAVE DANCE

MISS Katherine Byrd will be among the
hcstesses of Friday evening, when she
gives dance to the school set at her
home.
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ROCK PARTY FOR
SCHOOL SET

Miss Doris Marler has sent out invita-
tons to her school friends for delight
full rock party to be given Monday aft
ernoon at her home.
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MISS MARLER TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB

Miss Mabel Marler will be hostess this
week at her home in Norwood to the
members Of the Friday Afternoon Bridge
club
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Mrs. SCRUGGS TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Scruggs will be at
home on Highland avenue Monday even
ing to the members of their dancing class.
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Mr.. Frank Jutz is spending the holidays
with relatives in ST. Louis.
Miss Georgiana Drummond of Los An
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-05

Marlin. Tex. March T;umors are fnl.ing
srrurd that III" Federal L,lEucrS will raid The
Giants becausr the latter have signed Pc! pcrritt
ard all, taken back RUlsc MaEQuard Tie pIayers
however they satisfied with their contracts
WITT tho Giants hc'iraw had his men out carly
today. hU the condition a the grounds due 70 yCs
tcrIa, ; Iain made the wo1k light
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JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST HACE-Thrc.-year-olds and upward: hre
and one-half furionss Jake Argent. D6 iGreen)
~ to l. 10 to l. To l, won; Louis DesouSnets
no TAYLOR. u l. 10 l, SECOND; Russand lo5
IBssansDII c'cn, third. Time IL Is. Bluf
Racer Rayenhall. Christmas Daisy Capt. Lindsey
ANY Time. Igl0o. Elma. George Karme and joe
Bushor also
SECOND RAcE-~elnE: three ycar-oIds and M
ward mile. Dave Montgomery. M7 (GsrnerN. > 70
J. 10 ;. l tn :? vrn oblivion lT CLARK > IN
!. ; 10 . second. BnnnIe's Buck. 100 Mott Oslt
third. Time. Is. Zsngsrc-. Austri. Mollie Cad.
Pedro Tattlsr. Otilo ard Mike Donlin also ran.
THIRD EACE-seyen furIougs. Lenore. a.
TsplilleN. to |. . Ia !. even. won: Mimi F..
n;rceul. tn 5. third. Tine. Is Is. Petit Bleu.
Charles Fcy. No Quarter, g. W. KcnnOn and
George pynarl also
FORTH EACE-Fiv~ ard onehsIf furlouz..
Maz-iI Io2 Na-roII. TO ]. to 5. IN ).
Luke Mae. ~ GENTRY. 20 s. to 10. second
Rex Reach. 70 ,Molrsvorthl. out. third Tine.
Ill - Whims. TCrymsid and Mex also
FIFTH RhtE-Fivs and one-hsif furloue.
Safrauor. 10 Garner. Z" !. tn !. even, won
Ornsr Lad. rs Rice. even. :" .. second: yerie
Forty. lc5 Gentry. . 10 l. third. Tine IN -.
rIsnrtor.. Judge Ghecns. Thistle Belle, Forsr.
QUid N,Inc and RosIrIs also raw.
SMITH Hi'E-Scvcn furiungs Asa Hcrn1on.
a. 0;arrsrl. 10 :. to ) IN 10 won: Bob Ly nch,
10 IGentryr. N !. evcn. second: Mabel Dulw hrr
2. Henry to .. third. Time. =. Ida Pinach
single Toe. stolen Ante. Rose . NeilI and Snrd~
sam also
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Speaker Sees
Flag for the
Boston Sox

Houston. Tex March 4.-Tris Speaker. OF tbs
Boston Red SON than whom there is no greater
fielding n cashier in the world, swapping stDres
with the Browns. The Boston star is a Texan.
product Il Hubbard City. Tex. and is 'istinc
friends herr. Preparatory TO going to Hot Springs.
whcrr the main squad Of Red SoI will assemble
Tor trimming neat week.
SPOKE sees remnant for the Red SoI. pro-
Iitcd the club gets break IN the luck.
Tho only stumbling blocks that he See in the
event uf injulks to players.
The prospects for flag in BOston look mighty
good {" me- said Speaker to the writer. We
s"cm To- have the class Of the league this season.
although yUu know it's long way frUm April TO
October.
''Ihc race should he one. became the
aag:Ie seems better balanced than a year ago.
The Athletic heat The figures showed
hat neat hest. But the Athletics
have becn hrtken Up. With 'olhns. flank and
!! nhCr NJ longer members Cf the club and with
iiakrr the retired list. I can't where that
club will he urarh strong as last season.
Il have read that may h. ''yinXed' cut OF
thr Icnuaut heCause many experts picking
Wp TO win. Our gang - no; sIIeTstitiDus. and the
itegIcr Kicked to win the better II SHOULD
make il for Picking us winners might dis
courage the other fellows. don't you know.
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Former Georgetown Athlete to
Head Buffalo Baseball Club

former George own star will be
president Of the new stock company
which is to take over tn" EuftalO fran
CHS" Of the international League, ac-
cOrGInG I" latest reports from that city.
His name is Gerhard;, better know II
as Sam while matchmaking AT
Georgetown. Simon played the out
field four years on ihc Hilltop and
topped off his college course with u
banner year i'll 100? when the club was
coached by ] Ed. Grillo.
Simon was always considered one uf
the most dangerous hitters in the col
leee ranks. He was dubbed the home
run king" the result of having the
right field spotted Simon also played alt
end position ON the football team FOR
two seasons.
For the past few seasons Simon has
been managing semi professional
team in the North. and has met with
great success.
Although the names of the new own
crs have not been divulged by President
Barrow. every impression leads TO
Simon as the new president OF the
Buffalo club.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FRS TRACE-Sx furlongs. purse. $40: Jyear-
ODDS and upward: selling Bell yellow Eyes. Ing
UrAD. to ), l to }, oft, won Gold Cap. Iii
Wolfe, even. | tn ., second: Volts Baths, 100
tHinbyl. 10 |. third time. Ills "a Unity. Over
sand. Miss Prmity. Francis and L'Aigion also
ran.
SECOND RACE-SiI f,1iongs; purse. 500; 3-yesr-
olds and upward selling. Metropolitan liz Jones'
20 l. TO 5. : to 5, won Moisant. l16 Coleman.
to 10. IN ;. second: Master Joe. los (TsplinI.
To l. third. Time. lis 10. Racy Haberiaah,
Electrician. Mai. Bell and MOrtgyie also ran
THIRD RACE-Five and one-han furlonss: p'rs..
$50; Swear ods and upward: selling. Inferno
Queen. B5 CoIemanl. 70 !, tn 1. even, soa
Moncricf. rs tWrspen). to 3. out. second; Fred
IrTy. lO1 GaHne1l. J to /. third. Time. 90 I }.
Tn. Lark Golden IAse, Strune. Catharne Turner.
\ lax and Transpor: alsr
FOURTH RACE-Five and oue-haN fInionss;
pursc 500: 3year-oids and upward; selling. Dakota.
10 Coleman IL TO 10. 70 .. to 4. won: Else
VII, -e lGj lPitLi. . 10 s. 70 10. sorond: Envy.
10 tHinphyi. eren third. Tmr. los Sack Cloth.
Faithful. Pleas Weies. Mis-, Jean and Ypca alsp
ran.
FIFTH RACE--One mile: purse. $40: 3y4r-olds
and upward; selling. Louise Paul. i0I tTitzl, II
10 5. TO s. TO 5. won; Quick Step. lG Cole
mani. to j. ; TO 5. second: Napier ll4 (Taplin,
: to 5 third. Tine sc Is King Radford Ben
Uncas. Charley McFdrren and CoreOpeis also ran.
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Hilltop Candidates Play Seven
Inning Drawn Battle; Score, S to S

Despite the chilly and pcnctratinS at
mospherc on the Hilltop. the first real
ball game of the season marked the
session at Georgetown yesterday after
noon. The Varsity and Reserves were
sent through a seven-inning grind. end
ing with honors even with five tallics
apiece
The batting and fielding of both com
binations was exceedingly clever for so
early in the season and from present in
dications the Blue and Gray will pre-
sent ball club this spring that will be
able to compare favorably with any of
the college mines in the country.
Henry Kelly. a pitching mainstsy of
last year, worked three innings for the
Varsity. being relieved at the opening
of the fourth in favor of Haggerty.
Kelly worked well during his short stay
on the mound and suficed to show that
he is due for another good season. Bren-
nan and O'Gorman performed on the
slab for the second team.
The Varsity started the scoring in the
very first inning. sending two runs over
as the result of a base hit by Short
stop Connolly. The second team came
back in the next frame and tied the
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count when KIaubirS tripIcd with
two on.
Giacomo and Shugrue were respou-
sible for two more runs for the
Varsity in the fourth round Failing
to let out an inch Beradina and Joyce
tied the count again in the fifth with
slashing singles. Both teams scored
a run In the final inning after which
Coach O'Reilly. ordered the boys to
the showers with TO. decision.
Another contest between the first
and second teams VIII be played Sat-
urday afternoon when Coach O'Reilly
intends to send the boys through the
entire route of nine innings
The lineup of the teams were as
follows: Varsity-Miller. first base:
PauNtis. second base: Giacoma, third
base; Connolly. shortstop; Snugruu.
left field; Nork. center field: CaInan,
right field; Whitaker. catcher; Kelly
and Heggarty. pitchers. Reserves
Cass. first base; CronIn, second base:
Klaubirg, third base: Donovan, short
stop: Beradina. left field: Joyce. CEN
ter field; Pass. right field: Irwin.
catcher; Brennan and O'Gorman.
pitchers. Score by innings:
VARSITY. o o 20 rs
beserves-...........s..........- 20 Is
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News Dispatches
from Training Camps

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To Champion Bra,,e az tr,atIiag much casicr.
While woTklrs ont lcsi, rlav Ma.rc NEGOTIATED
lall and 80 f"ar.,! lis c4la. h1r,. had keen
broken. Examination zi.oNcrl ruar lie c>rar,l with
a irIizcd shg5-d,r. aid VIII b, able 10 resume
Irarti,r, in a Nv ,!a,r
s-.,,,,,, -, Nj
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Day iona Fla. March l. FunrD hitting and casy
To-Day. Maua@r I;obin-n j., ,icol, rs,ttin: his men
through the rndi,iouIng I-,ccs.
Marlin Tc, March rrn,or. s,.;u-
around that tho Federal I.7sT,crx Will - ,Ii
Giants he-,us, the I,ttrr ~. .,-,.,I pi -.
and al, -IEI, I,,t- I,,,fs, TI,1 r. % t,I'It'
hrvCy,r say th,-y ale s,tisa,,i III 49,; ,',d
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Denver Promoters After Welsh.

(SigncdD WILLIAM g. WEAR
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NONPAREILS Win OUT
over THE AGATES
Spirited Duckpin Match in Herald
Tourney Is Won by
Close Margins.

In TIL" Washington Herald Duckpin
League yesterday the Agates lost two
cam,S to Bcck'S NonpariclS in the
three gam" SGT.
The Agatcs Won the first game by
t"ppling the naples for J2S. to the
Nonparcils j1J. which gave them a lead
Of ID pin. for the game. In the second
gam" the NOnpariels came back strong
and amasSed $50 to rs for the tgates
which gave them the edge by i-pin
margin. In the final gam "thc Nom
pariels rolled the high game of the day
when they piled up sos for their total
while the AgateS were collecting $40
Eddie Beck had the high game of
the set. when in the second game he
rolled los. Brigham had the highest
individual average with 1902. S
Lynch was second in high average and
Larry Harrington was third when he
toppled the old NAPLES for an average
OF %. Score:
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST IACE-Six ftIrIonss; paIrsc, 500; 3ycar
oldS and upward seIlinE. Uncle Fitz. %: Fcnrpck
es: Ave lol; Sack Cloth los: Uncle Ben. 10
Buliy. Ill: I ncle Ed. III; 'Charlcy Brown, IL.
SECOND RhCE-SiN furlongs; rurse. 500: JyCar
dds and upward: ss.lnE. Proctor, %; virginia
Hte. q: Quisrlsahc 100; MIX Wsv. l0i: Frontier
lo6: .Calcthumpian lCe; Minda loe; SOrdco, Ill
Metropolitan III.
THIRD RACE-Siy furlongs; IIIrse 500: Jycar
old, and upward; selling. Anna Rose. 20: PsgsJ
l.. 1co; -SCm- hid. l0i; Satumus, los: Fairy God.
mother. 1T; -Cuttyhunk. 100; Thomas Callaway Ill
FOURTH EACE-onc mile: purs, SOD: 5year
olds and upward: selling yellow Eyes. lo4: 'Bsnjo
Jim. lbs; -Miulesis lG: Moonlight. liz; Pennies
H.: Col. HOLLOWAY. 100; 'Scpulveds liz; Nash III
FIFTH KACE-FiTe and half furiougs: pure.
$50; .iycaT-Olds and upward: selling Lady Jane
envy, IS: yorkshire Boy. lo2: 'Stevesta los:
Brandywine. los: 'Malik. l0.; .Jsbnt I07; F1athush
l07 'Idlcwciss. 10; Daylight. IlG: J. H. Bari IT.
Apprentice allowance claimed
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this year. With the execution Of Tro-
jan. the best horses in the Quincy barn
Will he started at Bowie by Fitzsiu-
mons.
FiiZsimmors will send Double Eagle
I" the post during the meeting at
Bowie. Double Eagle WIS one of the
best two-year olds in these parts last
fall. and has rounded into a handsome
three-ye ar-old. FitzSimmons thinks
barring mishaps. he will prove one Of
the most brilliant three-year-oIds NJ
the year Double Eagle possesses an
abundance of speed, and il will be re-
called that at Laurel last fall he de-
feated such good ones as SCHUYLER l..
Parsons SharpshoOter. Lady Rotha.
Harry Junior. and Royal MARTYR.
The Quincy stable always has been
represented by high class two-year-oIds
and among those which will get their
first race at Bowie will be Sky Pilot.
Success. Tattle Tale. Tinaling, Way
farer. Benny Tess. Golden Hours. Good
Council and Glendale. Fitzsimmcns will
nave couple to race in his own inter
ests. the best prospect being Headmist a
colt which showed some fine races last
fall. Headmist won close on to SEQ
for Fitzsimmons. his winnings being ma
terially boosted by his victories in the
Troy. Blue Point at Laurel, and the
Camden Selling Stakes at Havre de
Grace. Fitzsimmons won four races
last fall with the FLY Mabel Montgom-
cry. after which he sold her to Willie
hopkins who had just returned from
France and was getting together a stable
10 race during the winter at Charleston
AS IN the past, Fitzsimmons viii train
Herbert L. Pratt's Star Gaze. the win
ner OF the Saratoga Cup and the Citizens
Handicap.
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE rurs-: two .vrsr-od maiden FLIES
four furlonzz. VeIit In3: CalIic Nann. los. ST.
MalIorv. 1rc. sudgrv Austin. y; Quiz. lIc: Ross
Marian. III. Little bigger. ~: Mice Microw. IL
AtaLs. IL.
SECOND RACE selling three year ods and IN
ward seven fIrlOnSS Miss Lewiston. %: Ia
6ioIdruro 100: Iaiclla. 100: Adrnirars Daughter
lC5: Wool. Io5: -Rcnwar. lO7; 'Pr-p-ro Lad rT
Christina. Daisv los; 'Hannis 10: Regards. is.
THIRD RACE Selling: three year-olds and up
ward mile. 'Brcezcr. %: -Moscovs. q: Marie
Coslil l0I: .Freda Johnson lO2; Lady Mint, lo6
Mets lbs: SIeepland Os
FOURTH RACE-Selling; three year-olds and up
ward: furlongs Avocado. 100; 'Nollie Cad
rs: Alice Teresa Ios: Charles Fox. 10: Capt
Lindsey. IIO; Ancestors. ll3; Gssket. lib; Otilo
lis: Mike Dnnlin. IL
FIFTH RACE Selling; three car-olds and up
ward: six furlorgs 'Aurtis curl, %; Thistle Belle
lO2: Zinkand. l06: l.. II. Adair. lG5: ChOctsw. le
EuSUco lne: wild Bear, loj: CleOpat, 10.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three car-olds and up
warl; i've fu-ongS. .Yestersun. %; Mai. Good.
IS: Tower IN, -Grrenhrse IOs: Jennie Crawford.
lO5: Category. '03: Mrs. Nc, los; Little Bit.
IO5. Ma los: little Birdie. los: Kate Shelly
10: Eve White. 10: Paw. liz; DR.. Ncufcr. rs;
Wild IriSh. lIs
SEVENTH RACE, Selling: three yesr-oIds and
upward: mile. Twilight o. 'Cordic F.. 50: Hard
Ball. GO; 'Durin. ~; 'Lehich. leo; ]. Nolan lcI
Eck Davis. lCs>
.,n,r.p.ics ,u,U,u.o claimed