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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
BOUGHT THE DRINKS
BUT LOST A'FORTUNE

Oilton Okla, Feb. 20.-When Chas.
Martin now of Hominy bought the
drinks for a crowd, number of years
ago, in order to be released from a
contract by which he would have be-
come the owner of the Lowery farm
near Cleveland, he tossed off at the
same time a proposition that would
have made him one of the wealthiest
men in the oil world. Martin was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21

clared zone patrolled by torpedo-boat
destroyers and other war craft. In
ment of the published report of the
number of submarines, torpedo-boat
destroyers and torpedo boats in COM
mission and building by the various
nations at war at the beginning of hos
tiities is of interest:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
UNOERSEA VESSELS OF
The WARRlNG NATIONS

Germany has issued a warning to
all neutral vessels to keep clear of
the newly defined war zone, explain
ing that it will be exceedingly danger
Gus even for neutral vessels to enter
these waters. In reply, England has
announced her preparedness to de
fend herself against the blockade and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Hiuh School Mothers.

The High School Mothers club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock at the High school. The
program:
Music Girls Glee Club
Address: Present Day Amusements
-----Dr. NJ. l.. Butler
Discussion.
Talk Daisy Nichols
Music.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Sixth Day Embroidery.

The Sixth day Embroidery club
met Friday afternoon and spent a
very delightful time with Mrs. George
Henry Bruce.
A delicious luncheon was served at
the close of the afternoon to the
club members and Mrs. IL. L. Har-
bour, Mrs. Butt of Oklahoma City,
and Mrs. Senril of Paris, Tex.
The club will meet next with Mrs.
A. NJ. Brady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21

Manchester Grove No. 80 of the
Woodmen Circle met in regular ses-
sion Friday night with seventy
members present. The meetings are
growing more interesting and the
members more enthusiastic. The So
c:al features of the order are being
carefully strengthened by the guard
ian, Mrs. Edgar Sandlin, with the
able support of her officers. After
the initiation of one member, and
drill team work, the children were
admitted and an enjoyable social
hour was participated in by youth
and the members present. Musical
and literary features followed by
dainty refreshments, marked the
meeting as very successful ana
pleasing event. Mrs. Robert SciVally
of Springer grove was gladly well
coined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Miss Marie West is spending the
week end in Gainesville the guest
of Mrs. Leonard.
Mrs. Senril of Paris. Texas Is the
guest OF Ardmore relatives for a few
days.
Mrs. w. A. Easley returned today
from Gainesville.
Miss Annie Crdwell is visiting in
Mill Creek for few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21

The "oyster stew last Tuesday
evening was a delightful success,
given by the Carter Avenue Home
Mission society at the parsonage. Not
only was the event a financial sue
cess, but a social one that will long
be remembered by the friends and
members of the Carter Avenue Home
Mission society. Rev. and Mrs. Free
man proved to be delightfully."- genial
host and hostess.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Torpedo Boats

The torpedo-boat destroyers of the
contending nations vary from 200 to
2SO feet in length and have a speed of
20 to SO knots per hour. They are
armed with rapid firing guns up to
four-inch caliber.-Dallas News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Seventy Years.

Mrs. Lutte Johnson entertained Fri
day evening with a six o'clock dinner
honoring her mother, Mrs. Crotser,
who celebrated her SEVENTEEN birth
day anniversary,
The table was beautifully laid with
an immense birthday cake lighted
with seventy candles, forming the
centerpiece.
A delicious oldfashioned Kentucky
dinner was served Mr.. and Mrs.
Crotser Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. DENIES,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Gard Ella, Mrs. Gray
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Johnson.
During the evening Mrs DENIES ia
vored the guests with number of
vocal selections.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
Broadway Methodist Missionary.

'''ee''OU'5e
The Broadway Methodist Mission
airy society will meet Tuesday after
noon in a social session at the church
and invite all their friends to call
from three to five o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Carter Avenue Home Mission.

The Carter Avenue Home Mission
society will meet Tuesday with Mrs.
C. T. Barringer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21

Rochester, n. Y, writes Il was
troubled with catarrh Of the head for
many years before | paid much at
tention TO 1t, but a few months ago
l was so annoyed by headaches and
difficulty in breathing through my
nose, and my eyes smarted and looked
so inhamed that l felt l must do
something to relieve this state Of af-
fairs.
Il noticed one OF your ads. In the
paper and then and there decided TO
try Peruna. L am pleased 10 say
that 1t came up to all my expecta-
tlons, for in six weeks II had driven
the catarrh out OF my system and
I have not been troubled since"
Mrs. A. ]. Tieman. 1922 Wyoming
s., San Antonio. Texas. writes: Il
suffered over nine years with catarrh
OF the head. nose and ears. Five bot
ties Of Peruna have restored me my
health"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21

and the War" was read by Mrs. Han.
This was followed by parliamentary
drill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Christian Aid Society.

The Christian Aid society will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Enlow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Ihinnhle lea.

The Thimble Tea club will meet
Friday afternoon, March 5, with Mrs.
Roy Johnson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
SOCIAL AND CARD CLUBS.
Auction Club.

Auction Club.
The Friday Auction club met Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs. c. NJ.
Campbell at the home of Mrs. Rosa
Bell.
After the games the hostess
served a dainty luncheon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
o. D. o.

Mrs. Otis Smith will entertain the
o. ID. o. Embroidery club Thursday
afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
East Ardmore PRESBYTERIAN.

The East Ardmore Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid will entertain Tuesday
afternoon with Martha Washington
tea and bargain sale at the home of
Mrs. John Chandler from three to
six o'clock.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. C. p. Van
Denberg Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21
Thursday.

SCHOOL AND LITERARY CLUBS.
FerndaIe Review.
"Wednesday afternoon
February a
Hostess s----------M Mrs. G.. A. Bulard
Leader ---- Mrs. w. H. Wimberly
Response: A Fact About Byron's Life
Questions on Byron's Life.
Table talk Books that are injurious
TO us morally.
Era Club.
The Era Study club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Miss Annie Card
well. Mrs. Wade was leader.
An interesting paper, Germany
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-21

Mr.. Tom +.
u a d V. n o. 3
Manhattan St.
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Monday.
Tuesday.

Orio club.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
BOWIE LOOKS LIKE
A REAL RACE TRACK
Warm Weather Brings Many Horses
and Trainers for Coming
Meet.

Bowie IS beginning to pat on the APP
pearanCe of a real r.ua track. The
warm. clear days lave brought In the
horsemen from all directions and the
track now presents a busy scene every
morning as the trainers who have az
readv arrived work OIt their strings
The track is in splendid shape and Will
be very fast.
A big bunch Of turfmen from Ralti-
more and Washington visited ;he track
yesterday and were very enthusiastic
over the situation. pr. Tyree, the
Washington chemist. was out 10 see
his horses worked. The doctor is high
" pleased with Bowie, so much so that
he has had stable prepared especially
for his horses and viii make the track
his winter quarters.
The Tyree stable will he divided this
season. Or. L1rTick will have charge
of one division and race in Carada,
while TheO Coles will take Carbide.
Protector and tie Sea king-Toots colt
to New York and try for som" of the
big stakes Carbide is the star of the
stable and the doctor expects to clean
up with him.
Guy Burns has been engaged TO ride
for the stable during tins year and has
already reported. Herbert Temple.
Celtic. Celebrity and GIomcr. a wear
old winner at New Orleans. are al
ready at Bowie and the rest of the
stable will he shipped over today.
Dr. Tyrre las a G-ycar-Old maiden,
a full sister Of FirestOne. OF which he
expects great things, This one showed
fast work last season, but was hurt AT
Hamilton and thrown 0Gt Of training.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16

FIRST RACE-Two- yesr-oli maidens: four fur'
longs. Quiz or Rice. TO l. TO !. eren won
Brooks. IL tMcCabcl. even, to 2. second: Let'
fetti. III Garter to 2. third Time. go Ia
Medea. veidt. That's Ne. and Laughing water
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Threo.year-olds and upward
FIVE furiouSs. Miss Sly los (Shillingl. 10 l.
10 l, even won. Phyllis Antoinette, Jos (bar1eu
even ! to ., second: Senorita Dana. 100 LOUDER.
even. third Time. lO2 rs. AnytiIne. Fort John
son. Stella Graine and Reyla also ran
THIRD RACE-Ffre furiongs- Beaumont Belle
los Carter. to l. TO !. even won; "a
IG tGcntyl, ) to 2. to ). seoond: No Quarter.
JOG Gentry. : 10 /, third. Time. lW 20 viva,
Bclcolorr, Ocnair. Renwar. and Cesario also ran
FOURTH GACE-Five furlongs- La Cazadofa.
Ieo (Actoul. S TO !. TO l. even. won: Tower.
fC,rrolD. to 5. 4 to ), second; Summer HILL
(MorysD, to . third. Time l0 IS. Ida.
Greenbrae Palma, and Buck Thomas also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fire furionss. Nifty, Us Iof-
tus,. 6 to 5. l to 2 out. won; Little Birdie. lo
louder, even. to 2 second: Lady Young. llS
Carter to 2 third. Time. lN IS Freda
Johnson. Kali lnls. Annual Interest. and Neiie
Forty also
SIXTH RACE-six furionss. Ben Levy. los
tHow,rdl. ) to !. . to s. 10 5. won: Spindle los
tMcCabe,. = to !. to l. second; Bob Lynch. los
tGentryJ. to 9. third. Time. LIS Is. Kathleen
g.. Thistle Belle. Nis Edith. Rooster. - Black
AA1eo slso nA
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
CLERKS LEAGUE IS
READY FOR SEASON
John W. Swift Is Elected President
Of New Baseball Or
sanization.

Teams from the Indian Once. Land
Office. and Secretary's Office have been
granted franchises in the Home Club
Base ball League which makes the cir
cult an eisht-club AFFAIR. the other
teams being those from the Bureau OF
Mines. Reclamation Service. GeolnEi-
cal Survey. Patent ONCE. and Pension
Office.
At recent meeting. John w. Swift.
OF the Bureau OF Mines. was elected
president: George &. Cook. OF the Rec
lamation Service. vice president. and a.
J. Hendley. OF the Bureau of Mines.
secretary and treasurer. The eNecu-
tive committee of the league will be
composed of the officers and the man
ayers of each team.
1t Is planned TO start the season in
the early part OF May, the games being
played on the White Lot
The club which wins the champion
ship will he awarded q silver cup Of
fered by the 4. J. Reach Company.
A meeting of the league will he
held at the Home Club on Saturday at
o'clock when matters of the utmost
importance will come up.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16

>?e1al CUr-cJrordenc 0: The Washington Herald
New York March 15.-It looks like
the New York police are going to have
a difficult time making lot OF people
believe that one of their detectives did
not urge the weak young anarchists
to place the bombs in the fashionable
st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Commissioner Woods is greatly
stirred by the growing belief in the
charges that the bomb carriers Abarno
and Carbone were framed up by a
police plot. II is always the alibi of
the professional criminal that he is a
victim OF a frame up" but the pres
emit case has some strange angles so
far. No one is attempting to defend
| them of being thoroughly bad.
However. they state that the bomb
plot was stimulated and accelerated
by Detective Amedeo Poignant. who
Joined their forces. gained their con-
fidence and suggested all Of the talk
bout killing Rockefeller. Morgan. Car
negie and others and creating a reign
OF terror They are merely boys, il
is pointed out. and could be easily in
fuenCed. In any event the police are
being criticized for taking the extra
ordinary chance of allowing the bombs
! to be lighted when so many lives were
at stake.
! Cigarette" McCarty. VIII" showed
Reward sandwich men how to spend
$4,000 in six months. was buried in
I . potters field last week. He died in
/ a city ospital-homcless and friend
less.
/ McCarty inherited the fortune from
his Aunt Becky" of SchodaCk. y. Y.
! July 30. 1919. and quit his Job Is sand
witch man for cheap restaurant.
/ ,v..t th.r al of n dos
ard led them up and down the Great
SOiled Way-feeding them rich food
and rare wines.
After six months he diSanpeared and
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
TOUnfOrtunateS

A. the kIn-Po Institute. 1900 L St.
y W. sufferers from overindulgence
are brought to normal condition In a
few hours-not days and weeks: the
treatment is painless and harmless and
there are no hrd rfrcrefeCtS. The
process pursued * an eliminative one
affecting the "ufII" Eiandular system
a veritablt Internal Turkish bath
bringing tone. puiSe and regeneration
TO the patient and taking awav all de-
sire for any form Of stimulation. Kim
70 is Endorsed ny clergy and lattv, has
been used in private practice for over
twenty years without death or an
accident. and has brought health. hope
and happiness 80 thousa nds Of indl-
viduals and homes. The closest investi-
CATION is court"d. and literature. IN
plain wrapper. will he sent free to any
address. Call in person or phone to
Main 215S.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
8 f2 $PN(& {S:;&|&Z So:

a few days ago he returned to his old
haunts broken in health and purse and
was sent to Il city hospital.
New Workers are always scornful Of
prudence. Rather than be called slow
they rush to the other extreme. They
a andon caution for recklessness.
4 little overhastc and lack OF eau
ton in a party out for an evening"
pleasure caused the death Of a young
married woman-her head fairly
crushed off in an apartment house ele-
vator which. in the absence Of the ele-
vator boy someb body tried to start.
How much of the same brand OF
exuberant overassurance constantly
cndangers life and limb in the swiftly
moving city? At the steering wheel
of the auto. on railways and trolley
cars. in elevators and amid speeding
traffic, lack OF sober self control is for
ever plunging somebody into needless
risks.
Chief Meyers, the Giant catcher
writes a friend from Marlin that he is
through with moving pictures. At one
he saw the other night six Indians
were slain.
Magazine bIurbists may get an idea
for n blurb from a New York weekly
publication which announces: Special
War Article, Has the United States
Obeyed the Presidents New Triviality
Injunction"
Tom Powers. the cartoonist. has
been entertaining his friends along
broadway recently with stories of the
feats OF his pet lolard. No one has
ever seen a lolard or knows what 1t is,
but Powers declares he has lolard
farm back Of New Rochelle and that
they eat whifleseed and roost in won
bat trees
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
B. B. EARNSBAW e BRO.
IN nj N ST. & Z.

NOTICE To DELINQUENT TAN PAYERS
once Of the Commissioners Of the DISTRICT Of
Columbia March s. 1915. At the tar sale Of Msrch
IL 1913 property assessed in the Names 81 irdl
yiiual, which follow and whose addresses could not
h. found was sold for delinquent taxes, and II not
rFde,rred on or before March Is. 1915. when the
REDEMPTION period c1pir-. deeds therefor will be
issIcd 10 the purchasers the tax sale Aforesaid:
addison Jannc;tr: Aitchescn, John: BaI'eT irwin
D.: Beecher Julia Ann: BloHham; John 7 and
oShers; blum Sophie; BTesnahsn, HonoTa Cousins
Joeeph +; CTJtheEs. Lena Ruth: Davis, Mar X !:
Day, Mary JuEa; Fuller. Henri and Hannah;
sS,4e .n anR II, A. Morrill,: Gulics John Il and
Mar T.; Hall. Isab-ne NJ; Hamilton. J. r. !:
Hsmpson. julia: Harding. MARY: Harp-r, Bart
lette T.; HAIRS. Virginia; Hcnshs., Pasehal z !;
Henson William: Hill. Louis s Jackson, Maria
Frank: Johnson. Richard Wayman. trus Jones
Aic. A. Jones, Charity: Jones. John C. hey. John
James; Klein, Bernhard; korn. Emma: LAcy, Anna
w: Lang W-Iby Carter: Lee. Robert A.: MeDer-
mott Marsaret: Manor Park Securities and De
yeiorInent Conpauy; Maxwell. Garrett g. NAY
Rob.Tt g. and others: Mitchell Charles E.: Moran
Anne NJ; MOulden. William c Nixon. Alma
Edna; 0,Br-n. Io.Sph PAGE En-, Emnn; P P
Fed ,.-i afS Wih,n: K1n.rs MaIs,rs. r: shsnf
T.: Sprisus. Elizabeth: stroihsrs. John; IayloT
Caroline k and othrTs. rolsT David C.. state q
ToLysr James: Noist. Louise: Walshe. MAY p:
Mari Robert: Nashburn. Ne1druih. Wilder.
Tbomas B.: Wright, Jennie T; Zcisrs Ay.tha-
~ IysER r NEWMAN. LOUIS BRoWNLOW,
CHARLES W. kCTZ. Commissioner ID
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16

CO.. cd roos-e-s. per H., llal2: ducks pr b.,
I7ae geese. nearby. per h.. lsal7: do. Western
aud Southern. per h.. l3aH; capons, lbs. and
over. III. 2sZ3: do. medium. PER ~. 2,Asl; do
small and slirs PER h.. i7aIs
BUTTER-CrpsmeTy fancy. p~r h. 1a3l: DO.
choice. 2qs0; do, good. 2-a23: do. prints 3: do
block. 81: ladi.. FAB: Maryland aud Pennsyi-
,ana rolls. 1ae. Ohio rolls. lsa0; West vir
gina rul. i7ale: stoGe-rackei sesl7; dairy prints
laas: TJucc~s butter. Gas.
EGGS-Maryand. Pennsylrania and Western
frsts ls: W-st Virginia nearby hrs:s. IL; West
Virginia nearby frsts loss of rer doz.. Is: South.
EN- frsts. 17isals y B-Recrated handled
ecs> 10 10 T. higher.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
Potomac Boat Club Should
Develop Several Fine Crews
for Coming Regattas.
DEMPSEY MAY BE COACH
Ry NAT L. WORIFN.

Washington oarsmen were out IN
torce at the lighthouses along the
river Yesterday. tho spring weather
acting as sort of tonic after the
tong layoff
Members OF me Potomac Boat club
made their annual trip to Analostan
island Sunday and brought over the
uoat which is anchored off the boat
house during the spring and summer
months. and two doubles and several
Jungle were out on the river.
The Potomac crews will not take to
the water until after the meeting of
'he club on the third Wednesday in
April. whea officers viii he elected
aud call issued for candidates for
he boats.
An effort To induce Tat dempsey 10
take charge of the Eed and White
crews is being mad" and those who
know how well Pat loves the Potomac
,'Iub believe that he can be induced
to take hold of the work. Money Is
not a factor i'll Dcmpscy's case as the
Time he would have 10 take from his
thriving business on tn" water front
would make has coaching sacrifice
On his part under any circumstance
Members of the club believe that he
AN he reached through his personal
interest in the club and its members.
ana tieN EfetlC' mat with dempsey IN
-Iarge the Potomac crews will again
rome into their own.
Prospects Are Good.
Prospects for good crews are eN-
c-lleut. according {" capt. John Evans,
who was huStlinG around the boat
house Yesterday. \ tine senior four
aud eight is a certainty. while IN" Po-
tonIac intermediate and senior doubles
a." almost sure point winners. Fran X
. chamberlain and VIII Powell. who won
their races at tn" Middle States Re
gatta at Baltimore last year in a walk.
ere sure to figure i'm the Peoples and
Middle States rrEHttaS this season.
Mueller and Thrall won the last two
faces they entered. aud if Dempsey
lakes charge of the coaching. Thrall
will go into training with Mueller and
VIII enter the Middle states and Ma
tinnal reGattas.
Indications are that large number OF
candidates Will h., avaIa bile. who. with
the experienced men from last year " III
make UP a squad from which dandy
junior crew can hc produced
ono Of the plans Of the rowing author-
tr"s Of the club is to take the four best
men left over from the squads or the
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
Delaware Boxing Bill Picked

Dover. Del. March l5.-ReprescntatlIe vaughan 8
bill! TO letalize ten round boxing bouts in Whining
ton nv providing q State athletic commission Has
''pickled' IN q senate committee. ami is dead.
after having been passed BY the house. Sportsmen
regard the action in the house a victory. and
will devote their efforts the next two years 10
obtain support for 4 boxing law. Many VIII
riinxtou business men are enlisted in the move
msnt- Rural Asscnblym-n aided Vaughan in pass
ing the bill in the house. and boxing devotez in
the lower end Of the STATE Will seek TO have the
bill introduced two years henrs. broadened in
would legalize contests in all thrre counties.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-16
Washington OarSmen
Prepare For Season

previous year and put them in the gig
and whip them into shape with view
! 20 winning their race in the first regatta
of the year, thereby advancing them into
the intermediate class. There are in the
club quite a number of experienced and
competent oarsmen in the intermediate
class and with these experienced men
and the men who would he advanced by
this plan, a first-class intermediate eight
could be developed.
Chance for Fine Senior Crew.
In the event that the gig crew should
win both the Junior and intermediate
races. making themselves seniors, as did
the Junior gig crew of last year. then
there would he an even dozen OF thor
oughly competent and well-qualitied oars
who could very easily make up supe-
rior senior eight.
Prospects OF numerous entries in the
Middle States and Peoples regatta re-
ceived quite a boom through the fact
that the Arundel and Ariel Goat clubs
of Baltimore have been notified that
il will be unnecessary for them to give
up their present quarters. They were
scheduled to move from their present
location and locate on new site near
Spring Garden. 4 magnificent cause
way was to have been built replacing
an old unsatisfactory wooden struc-
tlre ana the NIOle river front d. TN
point where the present lighthouses
are located. would have been given up
to shipping 1t seems that on account
of the lack of finances the project has
| been abandoned for the present and
| tn, Arrndels and Aricls are assured of
retaining their present homes for this
season at least. If not longer. This is
considered a great stroke of luck by
these clubs ina smuch as the moving to
new locations would have prevented
! their participating to any extent in
any reEattaS this year as such move
would have cost them considerable.
Boost for Coming ReEattas.
| This means a great deal TO the pro-
moters of the Peoples and Middle
! States regattas also. because OF the
! fact that the Arundels and .Ariels, like
! the Potomacs of this city. have been
well represented IN all OF the re-
! gattas in this section OF the country
! for the last several wears Their en-
! tries are always we'll coached and well
! boated so that they have always re-
! Elected credit on the clubs they repre-
| scented. and entries from either OF
these clubs are now taken as sure
guarantee of spirited competition in
that particular event
| There is an intense and friendly
rivalry between the Baltimore and
Washington rowing clubs and the con-
ditions this year are favorable for eN-
cellcnt crews representing both cities.