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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
TO TALK ON Civic WEAK
KNEES"
Central Y. NJ. c. A. Speaker VIII Dis
cuss liberation of EVIL.

cuss liberation of EVIL.
He Is a sleepy Individual who does
not see the moral wave that IL going
over the entire country. Everywhere
men are awakening to the fact that
Indifferent federation OF recognized
evils is civic sin. and this onward
movement is being keenly felt In our
own city and State.
Rev. J. r. johnson. pastor Of ven-
able-Street Baptist Church. will dis
cuss Civic Weak Knees" at the Gem
trail Young Mems Christian Association
Grace and Seventh Streets. tomorrow.
Sunday afternoon. at $3.50 o'clock.
The need OF the hour is the strength.
ening OF the knees and spinal column
OF Christian citizens to such a point
that conditions that exist at present
will no longer be tolerated. and the
time will come when men who are
attempting TO bring to pass better con-
ditions Will not have the hose turned
on them. The meeting will open with
an illustrated service of song. and all
men are cordially invited.
manners and Customs Of China"
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
will meet in the lobby OF the Boys
Department at. 2:30 o'clock. Thirty
beautiful stereoptical slides will illus
trate for the THE Manners and Gus
toms OF China. All the boys who are
interested in wonderful things Of
China are invited. 135 boys saw DR..
Green's pictures last Sunday. Every
boy who comes TO this meeting is re-
quested to brink nickle with him.
all In one piece. no, pennies. which
he may take back home II he wants
to. Bs on time IL you want saAt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
MONTAGUE TO SPEAK
AT SOUTH BOSTON

Congressman A. ], Montague will
be the orator at Mems Bible Class
rally to be held in South Boston Sun
day. Congressman Montague Will be
received at the train by committee
Of South Boston citizens, composed
of the following
II. s. Barbour, Colonel Henry Eas-
ley. Hon. W. /. Jordan. Hon. Joseph
Stehbins. John T.. Wood. c. W. Wal
tiers. r, Il. Johnson. Judge w. X.
Barksdale. Colonel s. L. Adams, J. w.
Easley. Sr.. W. II. shepherd, II. A.
Peniek. u. f. Jordan. James NJ Irby.
r. G. Reazley. r. A. East v. l.
Fowlkes. Mayor w. L. Penick. T. c.
Watkins. Jr.. and T. A. Webb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10

Draws UnusuAI Epetxlexss F1nNl ''
Thomas johnson, negro chauffeur.
was fined 400 and costs In Police
Court yesterday on the charge Of auto
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
Younsstcr Admits Breaking Glass.

While Mrs. C. r. Cross and a party
of friends were entertaining them
selves Thursday night at the Cross
residence, Winslow Avenue. Barton
Heights. = crash came, and through
the handsome plate glass window
came q rock. There was excitement
for a while, which was allayed to .
extent when tho son OF
a neighbor rang the bell and told
Mrs. Cross that he had broken the
window accidentally, and that II
would ~ Tamsdied today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
PREPARE. FOR COMING
OF PROHIBITION CLUBS
state Convention VIII He Held In FRS
Baptist Church April 10
and II.

The State Convention OF College
Prohibition Clubs will meet In Rich.
mond on April Is and ~, and it's ses-
sions will be held in the First Baptist
Church.
w. X. Allen, Of Richmond College. is
the president OF the organization.
which 10 doing good temperance work
among the college men.
Tho w. G. T. Y. will present an
oratorical prize at the convention.
stan president. Mrs. w. n. Hogc, will
designate one Of her corps to make tho
presentation address. The White Rib.
boners are In active sympathy with
the college club associations effort.
The White Ribbon speakers at the
State convention Of the Christian En-
deavor society, which meets in Rich
mond early In May. win be Mrs. How
land. Of Massachusetts,. q national w.
c. r. Y. speaker Of extensive reputa-
ton. Mrs. Rowland will be entertain
ed by the local White Ribboners.
Mrs. 8. Hortense Ropp, widely
known AZ the White Ribbon orator. is
now on q successful speaking tour IN
Albemarle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
THREE MORE GOVERNORS
REPLY TO INVITATION.

Three more Southern Governors
have responded to Governor S.uArt.sE
invitation to all Southern executives
to attend with their STATS the con-
federate reunion in June. None Of
the answers are definite. all sending
appreciation of the invitation and ex~s
pressing the intention to be present.
IL possible. Those replying yesterday
were Governor r. A. Hall. OF Louisiq-
ma; Governor Mayor. OF Missouri, and
Governor Earl Brewer. of Mississippt.j
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10

At meeting OF the congregation
Of st. Luke's Episcopal Church. Thurs
day night, the following vestry was
elected: Rev. 6. Peyton Craigh.ll. rec
tor; vestrymen. DIR. John II. Wheat
w. r. Sta ,sbury. ]. A. Niedermeyer, w
p. Blair. w. p, Stutz. Joshua Kirk
land. Robert Boyle, r g. Walton. r..
c. Kairns. w. G. Valentine. J. L,
Oakley and Mr.. Jordan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
The Right Clothes---1he Right Store
1.-The Right Prices

ndvdualzed by character the higher the
the Clothes it the high character of Burk
Clothes the high quality of the fabrics the tailoring the fnish
which ndvduaz them Clothes of Character Selling such
absolutely other kind ndividuzes this the
Right Store for seeking clothes of the right character which
lasting satisfaction and the Bur system Of Direct
selling without profits Clothing Values which
ntandcann be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10

mobile speeding. He noted an appeal
to Hastings Court. Colonel A. Sidney
Buford. Jr., appeared as his attorney.
Johnson was arrested by Patrolman
Samuels Thursday night while he WAS
speeding In the West End.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10

Individuality" is a domi-
mating feature in Burk Young
Mems Clothes-more so than
ever this season. Individual
fabrics, weaves, patterns.
styles. models-garments OF
cla-s and character that re-
present and comprise the
concentrated efforts of the
best weavers, designers and
tailors. One. two and three
button models--full English
braided sacks--new Norfolks
new kinks in cutting OF high
waist lines. patch and
crescent shaped pockets, in
immense variety to please the
taste Of the most particular
wonderful values at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
Moncure in Henrico Court.

Governor Stuart yesterday designate
ed Judge William A. Moncure. Of the
Chancery Court Of the City Of Rich-
mond, to sit tomorrow in the Circuit
Court Of Henrico ounty in place OF
Judge r. Carter Scott.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
NOTHING DOING ON GAS
LEASE PROPOSITION
Administrative Board Recommends
Unqualified and Positive Rejection
Of Whole Scheme.
BoDYs ACTION WAS UNANIMOUS
Council Committee WIN Probably
Adopt Boards Report as its Own
and Pass 1t up to Council Without
Further Comment

without discussion. the Adminiis-
trative Board yesterday. unanimously
adopted a report, presented by Com
missioner Mccarthy. on the PROPOSE
ton of the Southern Gas and Electric
Corporation to lease the City Gas
Works, The resolution disposes of
the question in a few words.
This report will be sent to the
Council Committee on Utilities. A
meeting OF the COMMITTEES may be
called to consider the report. The
next regular meeting of the committee
will be held on April 90
That committee will formulate its
report to 60 to City Council. and final
argument on the question will prob
ably he had At the next meeting OF
Common Council on May 8. The re-
port follows:
Boards Discussion.
The board. long before the
Southern Gas Company submitted
It's proposition for the lease Of
the Gaa workA WAS In possession
OF accurate, complete and comprc-
hcnsave Information concerning
the plant the management. and
the product, ~ well - the dis
tributi0n and use Of gna
Combining fts intimate knovvl-
edge Of the works. and aasOcAatcl
interests, with the technical and
practical aid Of ga engineers Of
national and even worldwide
standing, whose reports we pos
scsa. and WHOSE personal and ind-
mate advice we have enjoyed, tho
board Is convinced that the prop
osition presented by the Southern
Gas Company h void Of any item
of merit which would Justify its
serious consideration and that 1t
contains nothing 10 Justify = fsv-
oFabac rcaprsAse - their request.
We, therefore. recommend the
unqualified and poa1tivc rejection
of the whole schcnc.
VIII Put II mp To Council
The general opinion at City Hall
Is that the Council Committee win ac-
cept the resolution adopted by the
Administrative Board. and forward II
to Council as the final report, thus
putting the whole matter up to Coun-
Gil.
1t was stated yesterday that the
Southern Company would continue its
efforts to secure hearing from the
people direct. through vote on the
question. and it has hopes that Council
may see At to place the proposition
before the people.
When this proposition Is disposed
of Alderman Powers will ask that his
resolution calling for so cent Eas be
taken from the table in the committee
and reported upon. Alderman Pow.
ers and Melton have long urged q re.
duction in the price OF gas, and they
have been backed up by q number o.
members of both branches OF Coun
ell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
MASONIC LEAGUE
LEADERS CLASH

The last games 20 be- played az
Bob-Io by the Masonic league Will
be on Saturday. ser, q on which
occasion the itade--Hi. of the
league Vil b, decided for while
at least since the te, readers The
Friend h.p and C.ry % straits meet
In "a battle which vii. no doubt De
one ~ The best ever seen in anna
roUr ranks A. the same time tho
Palestine and Detroit teams viii oe
having hard tme TO hold their
position 10 the league. FOR both the
Zion ard MISUNDERSTANDING teams.
their opponents VIII be- sure 20 Civ"
them hard feat The game be-
tween tHe Observation-Disclosures and
Ashl8r teams is sa-d one to dope
7ut. on, Is sure 10 be good one
TIE assignment OF umpire, and
scorers AMI schedule f1r these
games "a as follows
Friendship W. Cit} of Straits dia-
mond No 3 Umpire, Robinson /,
scorer. Speck
Observation-Disclosures vs. Ashlar.
diamond No 4 Umpire, Wilsher;
scorer SuppBick
Zion vs. Palestine diamond SO 8
Umpire. Tremain. scorer S'uetzer
Union Kilwinning We Detroit. dia.
mond No 8 Umpire Sarvis scor
or. brady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
SEMI-FINAL
is STARTED
Gardner and MarstOn
Draw Morning
Gallery

COUNTRY CLUB GOLF COURSE.
Sept Robert Gardner. OF Chi.
cago. and Max Marston, OF New
Jersey. teed on this morning
al 10 o'clock IN the nrst match
OF the semtnnals OF the ma
uonal amateur golf tournament
Sheriff. sherman. OF Utica. y. Y. and
John Anderson, OF New York, start
ed their match few minutes later.
Playing conditions were ideal, and
a large morning gallery MAS on hand
20 follow the players the hrst pair
getting the big play from the popu-
lace. such private wagering as IS
being done tsis morning makes Roo
Gardner TIE favonte FOR the cham
Yionshsp. The results OF yester.
days play were as follows
Robert A Gardner. Hlnslale O. c..
a Net sawyer. wheaton q e, :
aUt
NaN Marston. Bai,usroI G. e.. d
Howard y Lee. Detroit g. a.. ! up.
Jasa e. Anderson. siwanoy C c..
g Nelson WhitrcY Audubon g. g..
sar-r. sherman. Yahauudasis g.
Jimmie Stanaish Detroit g g.,
! up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
viii Haze Arena Ready for
PaCkey-Mike Bout This Week
$4,000 Seats Provided
On Site of Old Track
at Brighton Beach

NEW YORK. Sept with boz
Packey Mcfarland and Nike Glib.
bous on the ground finishing their
training. work on the Brighton Mo
tordrome where their match viii be
STAGED on The night OF sept IL. IL
beIpE rushed TO completion The
task u reconstructIng the old mo-
torCycle track into a boxing arena
was mighty one. The old struc-
ure consisted merely OF banked
track with rim OF seats complete
Is encircling Il and a bare inheld
The ring ia pitched In the center
% this amphitheater and seats had
10 be built from the ringsidc back
10 the track. Originally the seating
capacity OF the Motordrome vas
about 5000 This viii be- increased
10 over $4,000 which meant the
building OF some $4,000 extra seats
and boxes The reconstruction work
1871 started about 10 days ago. and
progress has been SO rapid that the
entire arena Viii be ready FOR occu-
pancy BY the end OF this week. when
the management plans to have q
dress rehearsal OF the ushers.
l.cket sellers. gatcwcu. special 20
dcomcn and every body elise who
Viii b. I'm any way connected with
handling the crowd on The night of
The match There Vill Dee l3s nsh-
Gus lD The various sections 10 direct
the fans to their seats and tho
grounds Vill be policed by a brigade
- POO special officers The help
employed on the night Of the light
aN ~ total close 60 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
WAY SHOULDN'T BOSTON
CONTINUE TO VIM

Iae fans have 70 reason 20 re,
because Boston continues % viu
ball games II he Red Sox lost any
games 90 the Athletics a. this stage
% the peunaut race. Carrigan -o4ld
be justified in fniug HE whole crew
a month salary r. vas expected
that Boston would Sattea up %
this long series tha, gives the Red
Sox the Indians. Athletics ard Van
kees as a light luncheon daily tor
some three weeks. The club ha;
didn't. wouldn't be worthy of = place
III the sun tu-, BOW
Detro,ts t.g problem was 20
keep on winning against such clubs
az Chicago and Sc Louis 1hge TIE
Red SoH we've having flelr s7ft
picking The fact that tae Tigers
took a straigb. series from rasaTo
az his ,urr'lr- really gives 1er.
nings TIC edge on no dope f5r the
week.
II was IN achievement z-.h
While. ard row TIE JuaFai-e-s are
in a position 20 -ss vhat .1a Red
Sov can 10 v,h ,he Pale Hose A.
Eve games Ntle''sa Tige-s are or.
gagged IN four iolsts .lth tie Yaa..
week after seEt Then fEe lat.--
Wiz be reversed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03

grove hyperion 20 their stable com.
raa i0r Dominant II would cause
a.l l'le f1rprlse IN some quarters
.l soc The highest-priced yearlng
nf fla 1914 season IN water Belle,
90 even ter stable companion. Shoot.
.rz Star mako good The best
eoungsfers In the Belmont stable ST
Rock or Trend. may show this 70
a Che opportunity that will for the
fr.t time give them a chance 70
emphasize their quality Spur. from
frs Bler stable. IS nrst class. and
gt may He that PaddX WAsck Will yet
i've l1 ~ The great store which vas
placed on him earlier In tho season.
Hare Henry has shown brilliant
.0m Boz spots. and sill be The re-.
Haars of the wes'erncrs Ormes-
dale may duplicate bic early spring
Victories. AMI there are several
others aho figure o. have better
than sn outside chance. The pos
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
Standish and Lee Lose
Tough Matches and
Drop Out
BOTH NEED MORE
CAMPAIGNING
Travers Caddies for
Man Who Puts Him
Out of Running
ny HAROLD Y. WILCOX

The east and vest today battle
for the national amateur golf cham.
pionship. which the east has pose
sessed just one more time tEan TIE
west during the 81 years that have
seen these annual clashes az r-e
country's best This morning Max
Marston, Of the Baltusrol O. G. IN
New Jersey. conqueror ot Jerry
Travers, meets Robert Gardner. OF
the Hinsdale c. c.. OF Illinois -n
the first match OF the semtina'-,
and the opinion OF golfers j. that
the winner OF this match viii TO-
morrow night possess the amateur
championship.
Both are dark horses, and folks
from the west favor Gardner. vao
held the championship six years ago
and who has played the most con
sistent golf this week OF any en-
trant in the tournament The east
"a loyal. however, and fancies Mars
ton. who is very likely 20 uncork
some remarkable goll and sweep all
opposition before him Taking the
unreliable dope as criterion, Gard
ner is certain 20 play q very fine
game today Marston can be ex-
pected TO be spectacular. or just
fair. He was both yesterday and
the former the day before.
The second match OF the semi /
finals will be between John G. An I.
derson. OF the Sinoway c. c. and /
Sheriff. Sherman, OF Utica, y !
This golfer wears as nifty set %
whiskers as ever graced golf
course, and Is the son Of the former
vice president Anderson is picked
as winner in this match and runner
ND for the tournament. despite the
fact that Sherman defeated Stand
ish yesterday.
Anderson has been 10 the finals
before. In 1913 he was runnerup
20 Jerry Trayers. who was In one OF
his winning moods that year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
CLASS TO THESE
CADDIES.

a pair % unusual cadd.es featured
the Marston-INe match Jerry Trav-
ers. open champion. caddied on the
way IN during the afternoon Tor
Mars,on, who had robbed Jerry o.
his chance 20 possess 10th the open
and amateur crowns in single
year Fraser Hale. a young golfer
% great prominence, cadd!sd tor
Lee.
The idea was % steady both play
ers and give them expert advice en-
Il was deemed necessary While IL
is a fact that Marston soon after.
ward commenced 70 CT. down Lees
lead and ngh, through 20 Ultimate
victory, it Is doubtful II either df-
tinguished toter Of the clubs proved
o. great value.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
STANplSH HAD
ERRATIC DAY.

Sherman's victory over Standish
was complete upset Of the dope,
and therefore official In this tourna-
ment. The fact OF the matter IL
that the Detroiter played very er-
ratio golf yesterday. So did Sher-
man occasionally. but Jimmie was
ia trouble so frequently that his
brilliant feats in extricating himself
brought him only halved holes.
There are number OF places
whore II might be said that stand
ish lost his chance at the SENT
finals. one was when ne lost a
ball in the. afternoon round.
But the real turning point Of this
match WAS az the eighteenth hole.
which the pair approached all even
Although playing on his home
course, Standish was determined
yesterday 10 get into trouble every
time he saw this short fnis 10 the
course. In the morning he drove
far TO one side and nearly 70 the pa
vilion, but succeeded in halv'ng The
hole by a pretty recovery, although
sherman drove onto the green.
In the afternoon both drove very
short. Sherman lifted his ball fair.
~ onto the green with his second
shot. and standish slammed the bah
into the bunker and took three "a
reaching the green Sherman then
holed out and won the hole and
mitch.
one up at the end of the morninr
round. Standish got had star
early ia the afternoon and vas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
Dozen Colts to Face the
Barrier in Big Event,
1t Is Predicted

EEv TCRK ssF.. 5~-vLo viii
n tle Fg.aritr- Tals ia the ques-
Ear -e- sare ag.attnE The minds
q Hsss directly interested in az
rae lr. aat those rho ~
Usr. make By possible fJr
r-- -a --o5ar 81 -ed racing 20 bee
-.s- -raa 1.
rH. aa.e .eea years In which
-ll4 equine sfa- has stood s0 Far
.osa e..ft-r. .a tle juvenile dlyi-
Sion +ra' a- praises were sung
-sst before rs rlHnlng ~ 'he big
while liner seasons. notably
@ s-a- .t. -.ai champion among
1900 rs 49,. mi Ink through
Ir,s If instead ~ lrtrsrf-
.tfm 'te .t'e-es' 10 me oltcome.
1ft.s real stars brought
Ia-l tas' proved strlg
oil r.4t taa word implies
or 'as 9au that the Geld Vas
10 uar -1 r ever particular
Strange aet never. heless tr1c the
..a. conditions prevail this season
T1e reFtrra crack HllsS winner o'
4e afford Meuodai stakes az sar.
a'osa RIi raf he seen and rho best
coils Rat ths eastern turf can boast
at. 7h0mGs0n yollgsfer Domi
ra1. Will also be- missing Puss .n
Roots tIe brilliant daughter ~
Peter Pan star Cat. who defeated
Lom.rant ir the Grand Onion Hore,
Stakes. .s not sn eligible nor is tho
sinr % Tho western fnles nhglEh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03

row eastern o7ue5| Is.a.a rf1
1v her slr'8r It .n prars
Stakes Demonstrated .r- 1870. ,a
He rated among the 1er1r .,r
The a9seat. ~ fbr. fo.f stars
makes ~ thf race orc ~ t.a most
open sort m fsr, fte Ha4 Hst
would ~ aaf'. % Iaag Journey o.
eituess lt s-ota.i. fta. reeB
fef-an4 ffe.n starters Alb f,,a tae
barrier and oat ~ mo- ra.s mgy
come Is sinner we'll tst.fist .a -tfIe
WITH Nose named f.l fae .saar.
in thv lhenHk lNNhs ny
There arr sctrra. tfbypasol1
tLat .ave set Or a.Ue.- i1 public
who are most haH 1Hgat at sew.
ersl ~ aG.ct could rs.e grad lsfed
st almost ans am. f9- Ue wish
~ iteir owners Iba f.e. OBTAIN .Ec
maiden ALLOWANCE :. may te Thar
TIC Thaupsou rliI9.es Ihanderer.
Vermont or Bromo aII .u The future
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
81 ROBERT l. RIPLEY

N-HASG
O-o-oa It's over
A home raa
O, all the events that can pos
sl1ly occur ia a ball game The most
Unwilling. beyond doubt IS -a .9l?-
base ai.o. Therefore .Des upon
Cactus" Cravath-fae MOST thrill
l-z BAH player 0ra7ath * the
PhI3es is tae 1oue-l1 sinz
To date old Cactus as. 7o,ei on.
- circuit smasaas. The record for
single season In tho alz leagues
is - made hg Buck Freeman the
Washington -llExsr. IN Iss3 Tie
modern record IS held hy schultz
~ lie cabs. who MADE IL f9m~rs
.a 1911 As yravatt bas another
month -1 20 De has an excellent
chance % 1r-axlnx aC.s the old and
'ae uodsru marks
C-avath nas 5ette-ed both rec-
ords tg, net IN major league com
pauy lu 1911 while a1th Mime
apol. ~ me American association.
no dove or - long ones Also
The same year ra at-ed for a53.
making -aI hits. Including 55
doubles. l3 triples and With -re 20
to-ae runs showing ? phenomenal
total " 2S7 total asses
The ollume FANS may laugh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
HUGHITT GOES
TO MAINE AS 4
GRID COACHER

Tommy HuEhitt. former star quar-
teri ack or me University OF Mich
gan football team. le', last nigh, for
tho cas-. where be unl coach toe
University OF Maine gridGers this
year Hgghi,t was a brainy pep
pe-y team pilot, and considerable
success n coaching vas predicted
fa- him az he time Of his appoint
ment The University OF Maine has
had .n recent years better ei"veo
than most schools Of Us size.
pa-xaF Mcfarland .s said 20 have
u.l.H lung power 10 can ran
great distances without frpuh'e
distance won't 90 him ugro
when be- gets into a 2f.f1u'
rE VIZ. ro1-s what he'll need
.- speed
M Bloom ambition 20 Niossr ~
~ .E.f"o. Rrt cham plcu has been
-f f'. hIf Joe Azerein
fst Ten rounds az Nsw York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-03
So Many Stars Ineligible That Fuurity Is Likely to
Be Grand RaceThats Way 1t Turned Out Last Year

s!bilitles In an event OF this kind
are almost numberless, and they all
add that delightful uncertainty that
ls really the spice OF the sport
The absence OF the real stars will
no DOUBT make more spectacular
and interesting contest. and when
ali ia said and done this II one OBJ
jcct aimed for There is no gain
saying the fact that last seasons
Futurity and one that suffered in
like manner through the iuehgibllity
q many stars. proved as brilliant
contest az one would journey 20
Witness. even though the llttle
thought Of Trojan proved the victor.
There has been many a classic run
on during the long history OF the
turf that has been won by long
shot who in later engagements prov.
ed his or her right % be rated as a
frgtciaas racer. and Il could 50 hap
pen that the winner OF the 1915 fu-
turity Wlll be one OF the same sort
Al tho present writing ~ would
appear that a dozen youngsters will
face the barrier. these including.
Trend and 81 Rock from the Bel
mont stable; Spur or Paddy Whack
y hich will carry the Butler silks
Achievement. which will represent
r. r. Carman. Ex-senator Johnson
y Camden's Msrse Henry; Clifford
a Cochran's AIR Man and Feminist.
the ElkwoOd Park Stables Celan
dria. or Watercresz md. J. T. Mad
den's sir Vivian. or Hcndric Oneck
Stables Flute Schuyler l.. Parson's
Water Belle and Shooting Star; l.. s
Thompson's Bfomo and Thunderer
and x = Wilson's Ormesdale.
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