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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
VISITING PREPs TO MEET
FORK UNION CADETS WILL
PLAY CHATHAM TRAINING
Game VIII be Staged at Hrond Stree,
Park This Afternoon ut
= o'clock.

FORK Cnion Military Academy ami
chatham Training School will cl:,sl,
~, IN, Il sridlron battle this afternoon at
hroad street Park at o'clock. l.o,I,
el"Ncns are in the best of conditin,,
possible. ana the game should be :,
thriiler from beginning to end
Coach Harry Griffin and his b,pu
oil warriors arrived here ycs;orJ,v
ana are uuartced 1T Gilhcrrs Uotci'
SiNtc"n members of the squad accom-.
panied Coach Griffin and are cnpc,I,
awaiting the whistle of the rnf.,nS
WorihinSt"n. one Of the star back.
Was left home ON account Of i'm jurins
back field of the Cadets Ancarrow, v;hn
has been playing quarter back ,iurin,.
TN" last few games, Viii play left hair
io-dny, Holland viii play the other
haif Briitinham, fun back, and BRAY
crman. quarter back.
The team will average around I55
n p,,n, ana they are determined to
Chatham. This is the first time that
these clevcns have met.
Following is the lineup OF the Fork
Union eleven: Powell. left end: Rob
ertson, T.. left tackle: Chancll. left
guard: LanGford. center: Robertson.
J.. RICH, guard; Harrison. right
tackle; iiuEhcs. RICH, end: Braver-
half tcaptain): Holland. right half:
H , fun back. In addition to
, ,h@ "G ,Ss men ,ns following subs
Brown, Dickens ana Winfield rhe
roster is completed with Coach Crit
I'M and Manager Tahlar. The boys cx-
pcct to remain over for the big game
tomorrow.
The Chatham Training team has
earned an cnvinhlc record this sea
son. Two weeks ago the Richmond
college second team was defeated bv
these fast youngsters in n pretty bat
tie at Danvillc. Its record so far this
season is good. and tho Cadets mug
, work hard to carry off the long end
or III" score.
Harry Griffin. coach Of tho ForJe
| Union squad, ~ director OF Athletics
al the institution He is well known
mere. having played with the Rich
mont. virginia League. team IL.
Was later assistant coach at Richmond
College in football. and coached tho
| spider baseball squad several years
ago.
Parker Ancarrow. captain OF III.
Fork Union team, IL a Richmond boy
II" is a brother OF Granger and New
town Ancarrow, both former Rich
noud College stars in football and
baseball Aucarrow, while hcavior.
than either of his brothers. plays,
quarter hack for tho Cadets Iiis
friends expect MIN to he ono OF the
stars on the Spider clcvcns in IN.
future.
This will he the second ,iuc Fork
Union has played mere on the day be
fore THANKSGIVING The Cadets hope
+ /" max" II an annual affair. Tho
Eh'nc with cluster springs last year
was on" OF the snappicst prep school
games ever played on a local grid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
MlLSTEAD SEES BRILLIANT
FUTURE FOR NEWPORT NEWS
Member Of House Says Negotiations
irc ndcr way for BiS New
ShipbuildinE Plant.

If negotiations now in progress are
brought TO u successful conSummation.
N"wpor, News will become the leading
shipbuilding city OF the world.
1T Is known to only the Interested
corporations and = few individuals"
said Emmett w Milst.ad. member OF
the House OF Delegates from Newport
News, and former city sergeant OF the
Virginia Shiphuildinr city, last night.
that negotiations are now in progress
for the purchase Of a site for a new
shiphuildinr plant and dry dock at
Newport News. The article published
i'm The Times dispatch to-day telling
OF tn" efforts Of the Midvalc steel i'm
tcr"sts TO acquire the Newport News
plant is substantially true. SO far as
! have been able TO learn, however. the
anticipated deal has fallen through.
The fact remains that site for y new
Shipyard has been inspected and ncgO-
tiations FOR the purchase OF the land
are in progress. The proposed site OF
the yard TO b. built by n combination
Of capitalists, whose representatives
have been in our city recently. is Il
large tract Immediately adjoining the
southern corporate limits OF the city,
just below what is known as the small
boat harhor.
1T is unnecessary TO say that the
establishment of another Shipyard In
Newport News will mean Il new era of
prosperity for the city, which now has
the most superb dry docks in the world
| am unable TO say at this time how
far the negotiations have advanced
That the deal will go through is a
contamination TO he dcvoutly wished"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
OPOR
FIRST DRAG HUNT
Squirting Set OF tlbcmurIc 'rurus ont
tor initial Running of Nr>wirk
Hounds \rni ChRrlottrsNitlr.

CuAHLorTESNu.l.E VA. Novcm-
Der 23.-Thc sporting set OF Alhcmarlc
turned out in force to-day To witness
III" initial drag hunt OF the licswirll
hounds. The start WAS At pr. lnccr-
soils gate. with small. hut eager
fcld and many oNlookcrs. Those rid
ing were Sidney Holloway. NJ. +. IL.
Dr. Francis Lee Thurman. Mrs MIL
liam Hitts. Harry Mann. Mrs. Crauz.
W. Smith and Mr.. Dickson. Of mil
adclphia.
The course a long one with many
high and stiff jumps. ran through the
farms OF Or. lurersoll. Mr. Rankin.
Mir. Craig. George Macon. Glover
Fields" Glover HILL" ending at Cas-
Italia" where MIR and Mrs. Murray
Hocock entertained III honor OF their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs Dickson.
of Philadelphia. with their usual good
cheer.
Those present a, "Castalia" were
MIR and Mrs Robert Crawford Mr.
and Mrs McKeel. MIR. and Mrs. Nor
timer Miss McKcel Miss Grace Lyons,
MIR. Waring. Mrs. Dickinson. MISS
smith Miss Tabb. Mrs. Hctts. Mr.. an"
Mrs Warner, Mir. Ellyson. M"SSrS'
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. w t. Money
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 6. Money Misses
Money. Miss Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
X Parc Mrs Morrison. Eyrd rage;
Mrs RudCord. Miss Rcdiicld, Mr.. ana
Mrs \ l.. Everett. Mr.. and MIS- mar
~ RcuwiCl, Mrs. Sidney Holloway.
Ii Il. Boone. Mrs. Cook, Mrs !oS!ln'
Frederick Sattcrticld. DR.. and Mrs;
Morit2 Miss Elizabeth Randolph an"
Miss Easton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

Triangle plays at the Bijou are here
To stay; at least that il tn" conclu-
SiDn ON" is brought To after witncssir =
the manner in which they have been
received sheer merit is the direct
cause Of this effect. and, incidentally.
though very material incident, tho
augmented orchestra. LAYING music
/ especially selected for the particular
PLAYS cast upon the screen. Not ono
Of IN" film PLAYS exhibited this week
Raymond Hitchcock i'm My Valet
Dustin farnum in The iron strain"
ami Douglas Fairbanks in The Lamb
ali which ar" presented for each en-
t.rtn inm"nt. hut has won praise on it's
own account Next week there Will he.
an "ntir" change OF bill. two comedies
ana nv" dramas being presented. the
i''!"rin"iIr" rs Il whole laStin. Just
tire" hours Through some misuud.r-
standing tn" public has not been den
hiici| convinced that tickets are re-
served IN advance. This will say. con-
Si""ra"!" tim" ANA much ANNOYANCE for
prospective patrons. II Is likewise well
l" remember that performances star,
~ -" o'clock for IN" matinee. and :
"cIock 70" the night performances
%" ihe minute" The chang. in the
man hour was made for tn. h.n,.-
III 81 school children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
DEPEND ON CAPTAIN DAVE
CAR0LINIANS EXPECT MUCH
FROM AGGRESSIVE LEADER
irnm nor OErrconiidcnt. hut Continues
r"rhest preparation for Game Here
TO-MOrrOw ArtcrnnOn

CHAPEL HILL. November 23-with
the great Virginia game only a few
hours OF the Carolina squad continues
us earnest preparation for the contest
| The team is not ovcrconndcut MS has
pceh thc case In previous years nor is
| there any evidences of that wen win
easily spirit. The team is confident
however. OF it's great strength. latent
! for two months bu, brought out i'm tbn
last two weeks. For more than a wecl;
the squad has been drilled in secret
practice every afternoon until too darl<
70 see the bali. and then after supper
.he men HAY" met for signals ana Il
rehearsal Of plays.
The scri'nmaScs during the week.
have been costly, In that Parker Caro-
iinaS star fun back. a consistent
ground gamer and "A tower of strength
on defensive. suffered fractured coll
lar bone ana will be out Of the game
lor the year. BLADES, one of the best
substitute backs. has gone home on
account of an attack Of grippe. Town
send. another star in the back field.
mas dropped ont Of college on account
OF iail'ir" to pass the required amoljnt
OF college work. The rest Of IN. su,nd
is IN good condition. and will put III a
great night on Thursday afternoon
me position OF left end is still un-
settled. Hogan and Love being the chief
contestants. Frank Jones has been
hEht!h" hard the past ten days for "A
position AT tackle and has starred in
every scrimmaEe. Because of his seem
3
the hrSt team carly in the season and
put on the scrubs. Iiut a marked
chanSc has come over him lately and
II" is playing better ball than ever be-
tore His great weight and strength
ana the pep ana fern which he has de-
Nciopcd are very pleasing to the
coaches. Biackmcr ana Black who
W"r" shifted to end on account of tho
+ injuries To Wright and Metz. have been
r"shitted 10 IN" back field to NIL the
more important vacancies made by
Townsend. Parker AMI Blades.
On" of the most striking figures on
N. Carolina squad is Captain Dave.
Iay!oe, left half back. The Thanks
giving game viii mark the end of his
football career For four years II" has
been member OF the Carolina squad
for thr"" Years half back on tho varsity
eleven. TO be elected captain OF the
squad for TWO succcssiv" years is ONLY
one OF his minor achicVcm"uts AS
the old saying goes. Captain Davis has
been trained I" play football from his
youth ana upwards Sine. his first
debut as a football artist in the fall
. OF 1912 he has been one Of tho heroes
of tn" Carolina Eridiron. When play
ing in good form Captain Dave is we'll
nigh !uVinciblc. The Georgia game In
Atlanta last year is AN example. TO
use the words OF the Atlanta ConSti-
D iutioi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
INDIANS GO NORTH
ii'inm and Mary '.riddcrs v,,,
'''H p'ih"nr" college. at New
ark. TO-M0rruw tftcrn,,,

" LllAMSHUHG. VA. Novortl,c, ao
h" william and Mary football team
XXI liz ia. morning for Newark.
College - played THANKSGIVING ~
sixteen players, Coaches Drs.prr n,,d
Aarray and Manager Caldwcu ,u.,Gl
'hc trip. '''"'
u lis reported that a large ..r,,...,
VIII witness this game between ,cu,,,'
"l different sections som. rcn",,
pur Ia" probable attendance ai .onC
rms rs IN" FIRST tim" :hor THIS ,ri,
mas b""n arranged, ana ir sucr...f
may hccome an auuun! affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
MAS RATED As HEST
RIGHT HALE N S0ITIi

II" captain Davcb is about The best
right half in the South. In The game
n" sidc-stcppcd. lodged. stin-arn"d
pounded IN" line. tackled ncrccly, cx-
oCUtcd forward passes, backed up TIA"
line, and in fact. played a wonderful
game in every department OF play"
Tn" Same words might apply 10 the
contest with Y. l.. l. year before last.
Captain Dave was at his best in At
lautn last year; and he. too. suffered Il
stump after tn. Georgia game. from
which he did not fully recover through
out the remainder OF the season.
This year tn" Carolina coaches pre-
dict that he viii be in perfect form ON
Thanksgiving afternoon. And they fur
thcr predict that ne, taptain ana EN-
captain Dave Tayluc, Will makc This.
his last college game. the greatest ~
his football career. Last year Captain
Dave passed under opposing goal lines
for thirteen toUchdowns. During his
three active years on the varsity eleven
he has scored 100 points in touchdownS.
and has kicked two or tire" goals.
Last year Captain Dav. did all tn"
punting ana did 1t well This year hc
has given place in this respect to quar-
ter Back Long. AS captain Of the
varsity eleven fur two years. TaSloc
mas shown that rar" quality OF leader
ship which IL so essential to Il teams
success. For two years his one hope"
ambition and aspiration has been TO
lead u carolina eleven TO victory in
that great THANKSGIVING Day contest
Can he d" it, Ills answer is the answer
of the Carolina coaches ana q: the
Carolina student body. II * Yes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
Will. INCREASE RATES
On COAL. SHIPMENTS

ROANOKE. VA. November 23.-Thc
Norfolk and Western, baltimore and
Ohio and the chesapeake ana Ohio
Railways will adhere TO Il decision
reached by representatives Of the roads
in New York last month and inCrca Sc
rates on coal shipments from West
Virginia mines to western points, ac-
cording to an announcement made here
to-day 10y the officials Of the Norfolk
ana Western. The date for ming new
tariffs has not been fixed y maximum
asked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

LONDON, November g TOD sloan
the former jockey, was arrested hero
to-day on a deportation order from
the home secretary under the dcfcus,
OF the Realm act He viii be- sen,
back to tho United states immediate.
ly. The explanation given 10y tn.
home Office for designating sloan ~
IAN undesirable alien is Mat he has
been maintaining a gambling house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
TAFT FOR COLLEGE HEAD

Especial 10 The Times Dspatch.l
HANOVER. y. H.. November "a
Former President Taft, now pro-
fcssor at Yale, is being mentioned as
successor to President Nichols. OF Dart
mouth College. His choice by the trus-
tees would he Immensely popular with
the students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
mitchell MUCH BETTER

Especial to Tho Times DispatchJ
NEW YORK, November 23-Mayor
Mitchers coalition is SO favorable that
doctors attending him promised to-day
that If no bad symptoms developed
between now and THANKSGIVING Day.
H. may lac removed 10 his hc me for
THANKSGIVING dinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

november % g...
'"usiord to nigh,
10 Il GRAY, al ~.
club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

NEW YORK.
McNcy and sam
W'ul '"u rounds
\mcrican Sporting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
ADVANCE GUARD IS HERE
CAROLINIANS ARRIVE FOR
ANNUAL GRIDIRON CLASSIC
Reserved Seats Conc. hut No One Need
Re Disnppointcd-ilwny Room
for One More.

Scores OF representatives of the old
North state were 10 toe seen ON the
streets Of Richmond yesterday. They
were tho advance guard of the band of
faithfuls who journey this way every
year with the hope o! seeing the stall
wart sons OF Carolina triumph over the
Virginia griddcrs No less hopeful
than in the past, the Tarhcels will to-
morrow pull for victory ont at BROAD
street Park and ~ larger numbers
than ever before. if railroad officials
are to be believed.
Five excursion trains. as we'll as the
regular ones. VIII arrive here in the
morning with the main body. The fact
10 the belief that the number OF WISH
tors reaching here to-day viii break
all records. From every section of
North Carolina they are coming.
Both teamS will arrive this after
noon. The Tarhocl SQUAD will arrive
Line Railway at 5:37 o'clock. The
Orange and Blue pigSkin experts get
here AT about tn" same time over the
ChcSa pcakc ana ohio. The latter will
be chartered at the Jefferson Hotel,
but the team Will spend the night at
the Country club of Virginia. The
resting place OF the Caroiinians on the
cv" of tn" battle * not mad" public.
INDICATIONS point 10 u real game of
football. The teams arc evenly matched
as 10 weight. although the. Virginia
OUTFIT has the edge in experience and
confidence. Its record this SEASON
makes ii tho oddS-on favoritc. and no
money is being placed on the TarhcelS
except with a generous handicap. Not
that the CaroliniauS are not game.
have they been invciglcd INTO hacking
their team without ad,uuatc odds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

ChrSnpcakr and ohio
WILL DEPORT JOCKEY

Totals ...........G2l G"T
The evening world., 1915-10-14
TODAY'S BEAUTY HINTS

To whitcn aud beautify the COM
pIexion permanently We have found
no better preparation than a lotion
made by dissolving four ounces Of
spurmax in half pint Of hot water.
then adding two teaspoonfuls gylcerin.
This removes any pimplcs, shiny,
muddy or sallow appearance, and will
make anyone's skin clear, smooth
and velvety. II does not show or rub
on like powder; in fact. it seems a
part Of the skin; and for removing
tan and freckles is unequalled.
II is necessary to shampoo more
frequently in the warmer weather be-
cause OF excessive dust and The fact
thst the head perspires more and is
usually more exposed to the weather.
1he easiest to use and quickest dry
ins shampoo that We can recommend
to our readers can be prepared very
cheaply by dissolving teaspoonful
Of canthrox, obtained from your drug
Rist, in a cup Of hot water. This
rubbed into the scalp creates a thick
isther. soothing and cooling in its
action, as well as very beneficial to
Scalp and hair. After rinsing. the
scalp is fresh and clean, while the
hair dries quickly and evenly, de-
Veloping a bright lustre and soft
fluffiness that makes it seem very
hoavy.-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-10-14
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The evening world., 1915-10-14
Glass Lamp Shades and Globes
Reduced to Half Price and Less

Glass Lamp Shades and BAN
quet Lamp Globes. These are in
several pretty colors and may be
used on electric. gas or oil lamps
having n standard ten or twelve inch
ring or tripod holder. The Globes
fit four inch holders. 8S5 in the lot.
Macy's usual prices would be
$l.19 to 1897.
The evening world., 1915-10-14

Combinations
~ So ,hfss s,yls. q iins main
sook iao tfisamsd iA--fts 4
smh~uids5.d ofsaHdis. some 9th
laos but,srflio. aud modsllion Il.
fects
a. ti.ss-fins nsinsook In three
styles. deliberately trimmed Nth
fine lsoss aud embroidery inserts.
Finsr qualities srquisi,sly en-
broidsrsd In French gray. ~
shadow design on organdis. tucks.
hsms,itehins aud entire fronts Il
fine lace. drawers elaborately
trimmed 10 match. Princess and
waist line models. s2.74. $3.50.
st.ts. st.ss. ss.4s and $3.50.
Petticoats
A. s4e-hAlf a dor.n styles q, thi.
popular price; deep ilounccs u
embroidery In effective designs,
flounces u lace. or lace and en-
broidery combined; Others with
flouncc 81 dotted swiss. all with
broad band 81 satin ribbon run
through beading.
A. $40. $3.50 to slI.ss.--a very
fine assortment Of dancing skirts
with exquisite lace. embroidery
and net flouncing,. deliberately
ribbon trimmed.
The evening world., 1915-10-14

wup.w rssss, ,yn..s - =. .,s..lss
rfsslasff II fllf ffafa 90 fiafla tt.siiifi
Nstss htrf fHsHIfrHf
The evening world., 1915-10-14
Corset Covers

A. tsc-of fine nsinsook: several
styles dain,ily hand embroidered
In floral aud bow-knot patterns:
others with lace or lace aud em-
broidery combined.
A. s<e-eight beautiful styles;
deliberately trimmed back and
front with LACE In Nottingham
design. others with Val. lace In
sertion.. embroidery. shadow Lace
medallions. organdie inserts. etc;
bodice style. some with lace
sleeves. and peplums.
A. 81. 60 and S2.ss-vcry fine main
sock with insertions Of dainty
Val. lace and beautifully hand
embroidered In French gray ef-
feet.
The evening world., 1915-10-14
Macy's Pure, Delicious
Candies

Take home q pound package
tomorrow - or surprise the little
ones by taking home q family
package Of four pounds.
Macy's Assorted Cocoanut
kisses-Pound in box. Special. 10c
Macy's Chocolates - assorted
centers. Pound in box, Mays
usual price stc; sale price 19c
Macy's-
The evening world., 1915-10-14
Night Gowns

Nttut soWns
A. sss -io-s dainty say,s.
Empls. ce~n Nth yols and
sleeve q smbToidsnsd ofFandis.
vide ribbon aud bo-
slipovss style 9TH squs,. nsck.
tiny tucks aud embroidery had
inr around nnok and sleeves. rib
bon run.
Crst chen ., yls II flesh bstisis Nth
dainty briar-s,itching
Pink and White check bs,is,s
with shirrings and tailored bows.
A. si.5s-seyeral stJs. ~ fine
nainsook, some ~ith entire front
~ shadow lace. others with hand
embroidered design aud hand Gun
broidered initial.
A. si.ss-charming styles With
wide bands 81 embroidery com
bined with lace. others with or
candle and lac, yokes. trimmed
with satin ribbon roset,es.
A. 2.s9-buttoned front. long
sleeve gowns Of fine nainsook.
V neck. lace and embroidery
trimmed.
A. S4.89-two models Of sheer main
sock. exquisitely embroidered In
French gray and rows u line
Val. lace.
mscy's-rhird Floor. Rear.
The evening world., 1915-10-14
New Designs i'm Lingerie
at Special Price Inducements

& May Department ~ ~ all others essa care taken only the
quality. wHLnAnp tho lr that and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
wkESTLERS E EVEN.
Draws Bouts Frequent In Inter-
national TOurnCy,

There were plenty OF drawn bouts In
the wrestling tournament at the Man
haitian Opera House last night. DR..
Roller and Helmar Johnson set the fash
Ion In the first bout by wrestling 20 min
utes without a decision n several OF
the others followed uit. Berner n
Ldnow also wrestled a draw. and later
on Zbyszko and Jack McCrath of Ire
land broke ever too.
The big bout OF the session between
Stranger Lewis and the Masked Marvel
was q draw because II lasted so long
that the time for closing up the estab-
lishment arrived. The men had been
wrestling for / hour n 50 n
when the bout was stopped. % the
first forty minutes Lewis was doing the
hardest work. but after that he was
kept on the defensive practically ali OF
the time.
Bayley won his bout against Dohm
by throwing the latter with a body hold
in . minutes and IS seconds. Zurich
downed Furst in s:ls and lie Colosse
won from Nogel in 3:o7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

maidens ak furions--Tony Fashion,
ZOE ,La Tsille,. ; 20 !. 4 t. and . To ..
won, Dancing star. lo2 Darlington. II
il2 ,Schu,tineorl. 10 TO 10, ! 20 and !
to 4. third. Time. IA. Argument. smirk
ing, Emily II and Granado also ran.
Second Race-Purse, Sto". al. ages
Apple, 20 Tia raillel. ; to ! 2 TO ! and
S to s. won. Sonny Boy. l2s rrapiinl.
even. . to : and / to s, second Energetic.
ils Munro. 10 "a. ., even and 20 o
third. Time. los Is. Marigold, Way
iarer; Blu Rock and louise May also ran.
and mp; selling six fu~rlongs-Kopie. ~
,Parrington). 3 10 >, ! TO : and | to !.
won. Luther, los ,Domin,ckb, 10 to /, .
to and to ! second pinah Do los
Time. 1895 Yellow Eyes, Laura and
Enver Bey also ran.
Fourth Purse. 500. three-year-
olds and up: selling Ave fnrlongS-Encore,
: won. Imperator. los thattI. "a to !,
even and | to .. second Water LILY, ll3
Hanover 3 to .. | TO : AMI ! to 4, third.
Time, 80 As, skies Knob. briar Path
and Wanda Pitzer also ran.
FIFTH Rsce-purs", $500. three-year-old
and up, selling; Ave furlongs-Pterrot. l0s
,Laffertyl, y to i, 3 TO 5 and | to I, won
Jane. I0l Jackson, IL to !. 3 to | and 3
to I, second Protogoras, 1903 ,Parrlngtonl,
Az to !, s 70 : and I to :. third. Time.
i:01 rs. Chitra. Page White. The Lark.
Tiger Jim aud Ischgabioble also ran.
sixth Rac@-Purse, 1900, three -year-old9
and up selling, one mil e-A.tamahs lo5
CLa Paiilel. IS to ;, even and !: to 3. won:
/ TO 3. second Napier. 40 Darlington,
: 20 =. 3 to : and / TO =. third. Time.
i:l0l-5 Moscowa, Arterglow, Flying
Feet. Cuttyhunk and Autumn also ran.