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STOLEN GEMS
HID IN TRUNK
Continued from page I

York He told me was liar and that
] was crazy. lie laughed at me. too.
He wouldn't arrest me. so ! decided TO
get arrested anyway. ! got drunk and
kicked up such fuss they did arrest
me and sentenced me to ten days in
jail. got out in five. That was yes
terday. They let me out so could
spend Christmas at home"
yes. we were out TO your mother
house last night just after you left,
and she said YOU had gone 70 Brook
lyn." said Mccoy.
But where are the jewels" cut in
Can'ain Quinn.
"Oh. they're still up there in Thirty
fifth street. in that trunk, ! suppose"
replied Zwack.
The detectives went 20 the Thirty
firth Street address.
YES. there's trunk up there" said
the landlady, "but 10 belongs TO Joseph
Moore. an inventor lie said that it
had machine in % for peeling pota-
toes"
The detectives opened the trunk.
There was the grip and in the grip
was the iewelry piece OF il.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-26

headlands and shallow waters 20 the
deep sea. require strategy and tactics
10 meet and beat these developments.
Submarine warfare in its fresh manip-
ulations must have definite systematic
measures for IFS suppression.
"The navy has been hampered by po-
Htical cIigencics involving in many
cases q policy Of defence instead Of At
tack. Take the case with regard to the
arming Of merchant ships As the arms
men' consists OF q gun mounted astsrn,
a British merchant ship. on seeing
yubmarine. has 10 put its helm up, ex-
1Oso its broadsides or largest target 20
The submarine and run away DO order
20 get It's gun % bear. Increasing its
range every second. making it more
difficult 10 hit The enemy and adopting
n method totally opposed 70 Brush
traditions and particularly disgusting
10 the gallant officers and men Of the
mercantile marine by assuming an at
titude Of defence instead Of attack. The
New-York tribune., 1916-12-26
]. ID. CrimminS Is Host
at Old Folks Dinner

one hundred and twenty worn old
men and l25 equally weary old women
inmates of the Home for the Aged,
conducted at 2l3 East Seventeen
street by the Little Sisters Of the
Poor sat down yesterday to a Christ
mas dinner Of turkey. They were
guests. for the forty-seventh time. OF
John d. Crimmins, his sons. daugh-
ters. nephews and grandchildren.
Mr.. Crimmins. as usual, was master
OF ceremonies. Twenty nuns and mem
bers OF the fnancer's family. among
them the children Of Mrs. Morgan j.
O'Brien (who was Rose Crimmins) ,
Mrs. Stuart Preston and Captain Mar
tin /. Crimmins, OF the 10Th United
States Infantry, here on leave from
General Pershing's command. waited
upon the table.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-26

traditional policy which has mad. n.
British Empire what il is has been a..
tack. and always attack. at sea.
There may be diplomatic dificultis,
with the arming Of merehanr
vessels for attack. but surely these di..
fculties could easily be surmountss
Germany has directly challenged a,
and has cat and stopped our route b.
Holland. short distance OF sbou,
eighty miles. The War STAFF should i'm.
mediately set TO work 70 devise mean,
for opening the line Of communicates
between this country and Holland
New-York tribune., 1916-12-26
VESSELS SHOULD ATTACK
U-B0ATS. SAYS BERESF0RD
Lord Charles Would Have Rec0nstruc-
ton oi British Naval Policy

London. Dec. %. Lord Charles Beres-
ford's latest pronouncemsnt on naval
matters is plea for n thorough and
fsrreachns reconstruction Of Great
Britain's entire naval policy. In an ap-
peal to the British public he says:
The present position with regard TO
,he future supply OF our food and raw
material is. I'm my opinion. one OF un-
psraileled gravity. Any hiatus in the
lines Of communication Of our ocean
borne traffic would create an appalling
state Of affairs. particularly as we snail
soon have 10 take steps 70 revictual the
country.
The new strategy and tactics that
have been developed in submarine war
fare. changing the area Of attack from
New-York tribune., 1916-12-26
New Austrian War Minister

Berlin. Dec 25. By Wireless to
Sayville.) The Austro-Hungarian Min
lister Of War. General Ritter Won Kro-
bratin, is to be replaced by Field Mar
shal Won Schleycr. according to a
Vienna report published in the
"Vossische Zeitung" and given out by
the Overseas News Agency.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-26
Workman Crushed TO Death

R .nard Manning. twenty-three year,
old. an emplOye Of the Bergenport
Chemical Company, at Bsyonne, VA,
crushed 20 death yesterday At the plsn,
bv a mass OF lead. lie lived al 5;s
Broadway. Bayonne, and leaves q wi.
and child.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-26
TARS ENTERTAIN
23O ON WARSHIPS
Children Make Merry on
the Decks of Super
dreadnoughts

The forbidding front Of war was
smothered under the green OF yuletide
Yesterday at the navy yard in Brook
lyn.
Bands played, bluejackets danced
with their sweethearts, mske-belieye
wild animals romped the decks Of SUI
per-dreadnouGhts and underfed chill
dren filled themselves with turkey and
sweetmcats.
It was chidren's 1ay on board the
New York and Pennsylvania, newest OF
the nations b@ttleshios. and never in
the history of the American navy has
the time-honored custom feeding the
kids" been observed in more elaborate
fashion.
230 Children Arrive
Tho first attack upon the navy yaid
came ct ll.30 a. M, when 10 poor
children. accompanied by their parents,
marched TO the Pennsylvania. An hour
later 10 boys and girls. who had mob
lied at the Brooklyn Eagle Building.
rumbled up 10 the New York gang
plank in a great white sightseeing bus
Each had a brass tag dangling from his
or her neck. an open sesame 10 All
that was good aboard. Santa Claus
Luddy. the rotund bosun's mate
greeted his guests. and brawny arms
carried the smaller children down the
hatch TO the gun deck below. There
was too much holly and bunting about
to see the bad. bad guns, and no child
was alarmed ov the surroundings.
Right of the bat" as one boy eX-
pressed il. the little folk plunged into
soup and crackers. Then came the
turkoy and cranberry sauce and mashed
potatoes. Later. the table chatter
ceased. Some one important was COM
ing perhaps Santa Claue-but it was
Captain Hughes. "the man what owns
the ship lie bade the children wei
come. Then Thelma Wilkening,
five-year-old child. who had told the
captain that she would rather dance
than cat, gave continuous perform
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COHEN OBTAINS FIRST PRIZE.
Heats OIn "a EtWish Line ~ Nun
Herman tets Two T%rUphira.

~ Cohen &c the Bath teach branch,
who had a handicap az : minutes. showed
ns heels la a small field Yesterday in
tn" four mil. handicap road run closed
to tho Young Mems Hebrew Athletic
League and held under the auspices of
tn" N.ucty-s-ruNd street rdnch His
actual time was - minutes - seconds.
e Wolf of the Bronx branch. who
started of IA. sam mark as the victor,
took second place. r.. l. Herman Of
Mount Vernon branch. one Of the scritch
men. vas third. The latter was the
recipient OF Nv" prizes for lii efforts.
a.. .o; one ~l",iu-. u" finished IN third
ulu,c and another Tor negotiating tho
distance. IN tn. fastest time. II. Was
clicked IN - minutes - seconds. The
BrouA branch was the only organizt-
ton Mat finished a complete" team, VIII
the h"uois lay d'tail'.
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ireenacre Kennels ,;reenacr- Comet, sec.
oni. \. SteNeus"u's Patience.
winners. Dogs and Bitches. ed First.
Greenacre Kennels ,iroenacre Comet: re
serve. William Stork'- studley Lad.
SCOTTISH nEERHorNpS JUDGE,
-. HDl'TON.
Limit, Dogs and Bitchcs-Firs,. DR. Nor
ton Downs Maciregur. second, Mrs, r. A.
Fairba'rn's Midlothian Mediator.
ION n"An pss Ms a,i n,,rhem c FiTs', nT So.'
fairbairn's Midlothian Mediator.
Winner, p2s- and hitehes-Firs' Or,
h A. FAlrhairn's Midlothian Mediator.
YORKSHIRE TERRlERS-JuDGE. FRED
Sem.
Limit. Dogs and Bi,ches-First. Mrs.
Peter Menses's Daisy second, J. II Ken
open. Dogs aud Bltch.s-Frrst, MIR. and
BEAUTY W. .asona, ,M4 r nn Mr.. 'H wr pS m
King third. Mrs. r re,sr Msnss.', Mniil'iI Hi,
Winners. Dogs and Bitches First, Mr.
Beauty; reserve. Mr.. and Mrs. william g.
~Thompson's CHI. Gatcnhys ST Wilfred's
King,
CHIHrAHuAs JUDGE. FRED sENN.
Limit. Dogs and Bitches First, Mrs.
Mary j. De Wits Rosemary.
open Dogs and Bitches-Firs'. Mrs c,
d.. .Atwood's Mona.
winners. Dogs and Ritchcs-First. Mrs.
g. y. Atwood's Mona: reserve. Mrs, Mary
J, De Wits Rosemary
MALTESE TERRtERS-JUDGE FRED
sen
Nov ice, Dogs and Nifches---First. Mrs q
J, Salishury's Teddy Roy,
LIMIT, Dogs ana Stitches First, Mrs. n
~ Thrnop's 'orkhilIs Bel Loren. SECOND.
Mrs, Alice Drsborno's Fin. third, Mrs
Harry ;. icister's i.aster's Little Francis
Open. Dogs aud bitches First, Snow
cloud Kennels CHI Yankee SNOW Cloud
second, Mrs. II B Throop's corkhiI's Hell
Loren, third. l.. S. Miiler's CHI, valletta Of
Malta,
Winners, Dogs and Bitchos--rirst SNOW
cloud Kennels Oh. Yankee snow Cloui re
serve. Mrs H. u TROOPS torkhill's Bell
Loren.
IRISH woLFHOUNDS -- JUDGE.
CHARLES u. HOpTON.
Novice. Dogs and Bitches-iirst. Hugh
Murray's Wolfetun".
Limit, Dogs and Bitches First, Newry
Kennels Ncwry Ashore, second, William
II ~I"slie's Newry Druid, third. VI. Mur.
rays Wolfctone.
Kennels Newry Ashtorc. second, william
" I%eslie's Ncwry Druid third. Hugh Muir
rays Wolfctone.
Winners. Dogs and bitches First. Newry
Kennels Newry Ashore: reserve. william
~ l"sli"'s Newry Druid,
PEklNit,SE- JUDGE, MRS, 4 MCCLURE
HALEY,
Puppies. pngs- First, Mrs. A. l.. Uol-
Iand's Cow Wong ~ lIyirgree; second.
Croydon Kennels Yung Cow of Croydon:
third, ". II. Hamilton's imuristvn Foo
Gnu.
Novice, Dogs-tirst. Mrs. A. l.. Hollands
Cow wong Of Hvdegr"r; second, Mrs. N
u. i%iarly's Nowata Nan Kwsi, third, Mrs..
l.. ArtI's Artz 9 To Te.
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ROTH LEADS WAY TO
MARATHON FINISH
Mohawk Runner, in Rear I'm.
I'll Eighteenth Mile, Wins
Decisively.
SCHUSTER rs SECOND MAN

Arthur Roth Of the Mohawk A. c.
won the twenty-five mile Marathon held
yesterday afternoon under the auspices
Of the Pennant A. G.. Tho ooursc ed
the t~hirty-threc starters, ~ which all
but ten finished. from the Pennant A.
G. clubhouse. 1<+th street and Third ave-
nue.. to New Rochelle and back. They
found the going very had. muddy and
slippery roads proving a great handi-
cap. In some places the runners were
up to their ankles in mud and water.
Roth ran a clever race. staying way In
the rear until near the end and finishing
comparatively fresh. A big crowd lined
the course. especially neal the finishing
line. where the runner had To light
their way through TO the taIe. Itoth's
time. AS 40. was remarkably fast con-
siderinx the condition OF the roads. The
American record for twenty-five miles
IL :.4+:5o.
II. Schu+cr of the Sw ediSll Ameri-
\. G.. and ". Parkinson Of tho Brad
hurst Field club ~alternatcd IN tn. lead
FOR the first fifteen miles. At tn,
eighteenth mile the veteran BradhurSt
barrier dropped out. At the twenty
mile mark Iionohan, who was leading.
dropped 10 "A walk, and a half mile
further on Schuster passed him.
AZ The twerty-fourth mile Roth BEGAN
to be heard from. lie came through with
a fast swinging stride. gathering speed
~ he went along N soon passed Homo
a and was close OH the heels ~ Schus-
tor. A half milo from the finish Roth
had AL IN. necessary i-serN.. strength
to pass Schuster. who was compelled to
drop Ia "A walk. only IN" gamencss Of
Schus;cr and Honohtn enabled them to
finish. for they mad set "A terrific pace.
Schuster took second honors, while
Honohan had 10 h. content with ffth
place. Thu order nf finnish
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TN, p.l lat, ..,,pd M,p,I kennels.
I,rpa,, ,ulr.. third. Pen rrals K,nnels'
\ nor, ii,',,E '"''
~ Li'uIt, iit.h,.. rtrti.co,or-Flrs,, Mrs.
u, f. IT., -, ~, tell
,,s" No. ,,, M,p', va, .".'' "''"
nm IL, hos n,r,l,oInr First Nepal
E,,nrm,.I ~, M, ..cnnI% c,SiIis
K, """,i., ,;ts,'ii. o ,"",>ii.. third Ma
,i,l.v iisln,s a., rrrrnss uuth ' 49,
W. .,mr.N Iu,'h.ts "ibnr th.n black
rIrs, N.r,l k,nr.i., II, n,I I,nInbin" re-.
.rrrIn' MIMI KK,mn,i.. HI,Fmnrss me- y"
''' "''' "" "'"''
BOSTON TERnlEHS.IupGE. GEORGE
II kENES.
rurr... nov.-rr., u,nsr, c,...
land,s tndn"lh Toby seIond' 6 l.. Me
U~ulllans captain Sturisht, third. Alex
anger han'ny han1'y con Soy,
a, NnNlr'' puxs-tHs' Mosho'u kennels
NoshnIH bIhr eec1,Ii, MIS-. W. {. inEram,s
lhIltUl : ii'tlr Mhi, 'hlrd' ; Blums
Sril.kin kii.s Littl" Boy
IMn.,' unss, uhu,r ~, ohhas-firs
Nhhhrn Helne!s Auburn Happy. Jr.: sec
,nl' . netinort. = iIny h"hrs; third'
M, W T., lhsrhLns Migrants iittl" Man.
op'h log, ununr ~ hnnnns-rlrs'; Az
,hhrI,S CroMn trlnc, III thlrd. Airs. NJ.
nam "iams 'n!'e p'y, 90 ,
i""'' i"sS anu unu"I : p"unds
.na,, fru"li''n fItus arroyo Anarchist:
Unt fiira {. i N,oniliaam".ss crl"Vsthn"r nopps
" ! ".Si'',an 'It'"n feach'
'h'" logs hhn unuer ~ pounds
."nr t.'T'"" uruS Hr'1S1 Aiaryhlst
,h,rJ 4, Ss"t'"t "''n ied'h'
WI mi la ''d'a"'a = 'iut,'",as n'a,
/, r.'',t, p"sH - anu ny "N"r :, pounds
nnn, -" u"iWh /. ""s : l'nhdi Roy,
,hirI NJ. ''wInnW 'apttn HLluo'
VA W ~ WINS "9o""-
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Dogs ~ an degrees, from tho little
r-rW!n hunting terrier to the massive
Great hau" kept M an iucessant bark
ing all day. They all seemed glad that
they wer. Their. and wagysd their tails
~ admiriug dog lovers in vigorous fash
ion. Tn" more s"dItc German police
dogs btSked on their benches in somber
fashion and did not seem 10 want to
make friends with the public, as did the
merry little cocker spaniels.
II was 4 great opening dav, II to-
day. when tn" Sealyham terriers, Are
dal.> and Bull terriers Ar" Judged, other
n"w champions are expected to come"
out. Interest iu the Judging of the Are
dale terrier US augmented when Polam
Maxim arrived from his trip over from
England. This dog. which has been
causing 81 much talk abroad. got into
the show just after the lunch hour. COM
ing direct from the boat. He was in
line form and BERT Swami. his handler,
says he Will be ut to do battle with the
best to-day.
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ToN TEI:I;iERs SM0oTHnJUDGE.
Wckery. vibrator; second. + II Ingwersen
and J; p. Able, Nlola Respite ,,hird, Rob-
Novice. Does-First, vickery Kennels
vickery. vibrator; second. T. II, Ingwersen
and J. -. Able: SiS!a Respite; third. Miss
American Bred ~Dogs-First. y II Ing
w.rscn %nd j. + AeIe'I Niola Monogram;
rick third, Dr, W, W, Townseni's Killing
ton Porchero.
Limit, Doss--rirst, 7. r. varick's sabin.
Hea hcotc Sandspark third. Nickery Ken
nels' Nlckery TIP Mark
"a 1 p9"n.. p ."$onl, IT T. W + HarlTk, 81 sr hars
Sands; thirt, Hea,hcote Kennels Heath
cot Sandspark
winner, Dogs First. T. n. varick's
Novice, Ri,chcs First. Z. II Inswersen
American Rrod Btches-FIrst, George
Rsp"r's RunsNick Radiance; second, q, W.
Bc,,y'
Open. n'rh"s- First, Mapl.mead. Ken
nels' ch. Dangling Plum second. q, Raper's
sen ana J -, .Ahlc's Niols Lady. Betty.
wimncrs. n'IhG, Fi,sh Msplsn"ade
Raper's Iluus"lnk Rad'nnce
JAPANESE SrANlEIs-JuDGE. FRED
SENN,
Limit Dog, li,.', Mr.. : Moody's
open Dogs firs', Mrs., r. 7. Harrison's
Oh. Li'tlc n-M". second: Mrs j., Moody's
kohy tht-i, Gre'uerr" Kennels eli. Onlia.
winner, bng--First, Mrs. X. T Har-
rison's Ell Lite, u.Me. reserve. Mrs. J.
MoodN's Niktd".
Ldmlt. Btrhrs--F Fist. Mrs r. 7. Har-
ri.on's Nlmo7d second, Mrs, J. Moody's
chin him. third, Grecnacre Kennels
TOXIC.
open, bitches First. Mrs. r, r Hsr-
Ytsnn. ch. Princess Mono: second. Green
aero Kennels Toxic
Winners, bitches First, Mrs r, T. Har-
rison's ch, Princess Mono; reserve. same
owner Mono
TOrNrERs-JrpGE. WILLIAM TALL.
MAN,
puppic' Dogs and Eitchc.-First. J. b,
George Morris, lr
Novicc. Dog First, Robert q. Cornelrs
Ph,laudor; srcnnd, n ] O'Rourke's Elm
wood N,p, thitd, j. G. Wollsr's Reliew
Jim kirk,
AMERICAN Bred First. Robert e. Cor
relrs thil.udrr; second Eunnymedc Ken
Nrls' Ituuuym"dc I.dn""lot. third. J. g.
Nollor's Rcli"w Jim Kirk
Limit Dogs, under 80 pounds--Eirst st,
I|unnvmed" Kennels Runnymodc ROYAL.
seooud, ! g. W"ller's Relicw Jim Kirk
thiri. J. " Hiok"y'e Rrn N, ~.
open. Dogs, uuitr % pounds First, +.
H. Addyman'- n Wa,ands Wisdom sec.
King third, ". + Mc,!uilirn's and r. j
I%cno,r's ~. I%'"inam Lon
'dnht, Dog 81 pounds and Oyer-First,
Ron'rt g Cornrl's rhilander Second
H.hlNtn'lo h"nn'lE hunnymcIc Meddier
opsn' Dogs W pounds and ovsr-tirst
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WALKERS 0 ICE
AND LUS IN LONG RACE
Wright, Former Half Mile Running Champion
REM Misses Record in Heavy Going.
beat many Of the men half his

which beat many Of the men half his
age.
Another old timer that was cheered
at the finish was X II. MacLusky Of the
Walkers Club. the MethHelah Of the old
boys. This srisxled veteran Ii SO years
old and Was giving away to every
one In the race. yet he finished eighteenth
old timers to finish In tho first nifty
were T. r. Hickey, 50. twenty-ffth /.
J. II. Hooking. 60. t~enty-ninth; o. :.
Weeks, 81. th~irtyseventh, and j. j.
HefYernan. IS. forty-ffth.
The performances Of Eddie REM and
Of the winner were remarkable consider
Ing tho frightful state Of the roads.
Starting oT on ice which caused those
in leather shoes to skid and skate.
the men had to n change OF
going when they struck the cycle path.
Here the hot sun had melted the snow
and Ice and the men waded ankle deep
In water and slush for the last i've
miles OF the journey.
Renz particularly complained Of the
soft going at tho end and WAS sure that
under fair conditions he could ave bet
tered the record for the course OF
! rs Al. made by Dick Remer last year.
Remer was entered for the race yester-
day. but did not toe the mark. Billy
Parry. the busiest Judge OF the many
who officiated. also expressed himself as
sure that REM could have set new
fig u but for the frozeI, and swan,py
roads.
Wright suffered more from tho CLASSY
surface over which the men had TO
travel in The early part Of the Journey.
He had leather shoes and could not keep
his feet while in the neighborhoOd of
Prospect Park. where the Ice wa thick
est and smoothest. 1t was at this stage
thai kieser. wearing rubber soled shoes,
began to creep up on him. and two miles
from the finish the Morn!ngside A. e.
man went into the lead.
The former runner was by no means
lone with and he hung on to kieser FOR
a mile and then went to the front again.
For half a mile the pair walked shoulder
to shoulder. kieser gradually working
to the front until a quarter Of a mile
from the finish ne stepped away from
his plucky opponent. Once sounhly
beaten Wright took IL easy 10 the finish.
All along IN. route great crowds
turned out to watch the walkers. who
wore all kinds OF costumes and showed
all manner Of styles. Many old timers
were on hand. including cinders Murray
and =. l. Nicol. both OF whom were
on teams visiting England about thirty
years ago.
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AmsTic"n Bred Doss-,Firs,. Mrs 4 L.
M9.''Rf'I coy Mons Of hyief,"s; second,
iGmt'N' ' Dos s;MHD'; Mr. H'? Il + Hardy.
MHs.kins rso k~ei' second Mrs: NJ
'arlott, 4" fclice's Rroai oak Canopus.
Open, Dogs First. Mrs, NJ l. Harby's
MIR II \ RaN,cr's Tchak Of Already.
open, Dogs and Bitches. not exceeding
: pounds tirsl; W,n Sin Kennels Tod
,W,@nsrsi poss r,r:,. M. Il y Harry.
NJ u Hsrby's Marking Pao Kwoi,
rupplcs, Bitches-First Mrs. NJ J. Solo
NOM Lady sing OF lnamda. second. W.
Novice, Bitches First. Arden kennelS
chm chin of Arden, second. Mira. n. J.
SHlrmon's LADY s,ns o, Tnandai third.
American Bred Bitches--First. Croydon
kenncls' Mai rhun of Croydon: second.
Wen, sin Kennels, Ton shi OF Llenrud
Insnda.
Limit. Bitches--rirst Croydon Kennels
n"ls' Mimi Of Arden: third, Wen sin Ken
nrls' Ton shi of l.lenrud,
open, bitches. any wsiGht.First. Arden
Croydon Kennels Mai rhun OF croydon
third, william T. prew's Drewstone Queen
Winners, Bitches First. Arden kennels
CHI. Fairfax Teen Nah, reserve, Croydon
Kennels Mai Chun OF croydon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. linton T.
BREl:Si.
Novice, DOG. and Hi,ches First. W. N.
SheohhU's Dalhnusic's Mischief.
limit, Dogs and Bitches -First. Miss 4.
/. Rouham's Roar tproar.
open. Dogs and Bitches First. Miss A.
|. Ronharn's Roar uproar,
winners. Dogs and Bitches-First Miss
A. 4" Ronham's Roar tproar; reserve. Wal
SCOTTISH TERRIERS -JUD,iE, W. Il.
WRITTEN,
Puppies, Dogs First. Noseyay Kennels
Nosegay crowfoot: second, Mrs. Robert
Bacon's clonn,e! chiel' third l." X. Freer's
Lemray Punch.
Novice, Dogs First, Nosegay Kennels
Nosegay crow foot: second. Walter T..
St"Hrn,s Eurlyhird oliver. third, Walescott
kcuncls' Walescutt Prime" Charlie,
American Bred Dogs Nosegay Kennels
Stearn's Earlyhird Boxer, third. Wsl,cr'T.
St.urn's Earlybird Oliver.
Limit, Dogs irst, Walcscott Kennels
Walcscott Daredevil IL second, Walter r.
Stearn's Earlybird Boxer; third. Andrew
Open. Dogs First, Miss G. n Crawtord's
Conuucror. second. walter T. Stearn's Oh.
Kennels Walescott Daredevil IL.
Winners, Dogs First. Miss Jean Craw.
ford's conaneror; reserve, Walter T,
Stearn's th. Earlybird Troubadour.
Puppies. nj, hes First. Walter T.
stearn's karl,hird Fannie, second, l.. u
st-arn's iGariybird olive -
Novice, Mlches-First. Walter 7, Htcarn's
Earlybird Olive; second. wslesoott ksa.
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r.ls, wsiesco,, Peep % Dawn, third. Miss
N"rxarst brigham I.s;!e.
Stearn.s Early bird Jeanne; second. /. Il
Freer.s Lemrsy I'M. thiri, waiicr 7
Limit, BitchssNFirs,' wul,cr T. s,c,rn,
Earlybird Clonmel Coms!y: second. iii'l.
cote kennels Hulcoss sprlte ,hlrd. Mis-
open. Bitches-Firs,. Waiter /. ste.rn's
Earlybird Conmel Comely second. Uril.
TS,. kenn.'r c Ear!ybird Msrrle. thiTi
Lady. '"'''
Minnsr~ R,tchos.frrs,, waiter r.
;srys; H'i'co'o Kennels Oh. Earlyhird
cocker SPANfEI.S-JUDGE, FRANK r
DOLE.
Puppies, Doss--rirst, Fan Crsis Ken.
Ksnne Ss" p g.'ry. :.Gond r.n erals
Craig Kennels Newport Bachelor ~"
Movies. Dogs. b~Iaek-rrrst. Pen craig
$raiS Kennsis'P New pSpH'f R.eh ,tGGn' rrn
Harry II. Woods ma. "''
Limit; Dos. hlank-Firs'. pom craig
Harry II. Woods Ma ~
open, Dogs, black-Ffrst. Mepal Ken.
mels nurnar second. Pen Craig Kennels
Winners, Dogs, b~lack-First, Mcpal Ken.
neis' Dnr9sr, reserve, Pen Caig Kennels
Novice, Dogs cthcr than black First.
Pen Craig KeunclS Scwpnrt ro,Cher SEQ
ond. Brooks!de Kennels Rrooksid. Roun-
c"r' third. 'assilis Kennels Irlni Of
'assilis. ~ "
LIMIT. poss, par,i-color-rlrs'. Brook
sid. k"nnels' Rrooksiic Aristocrst see
"nd, Cassilis Kennels pan of Cassilis.
third, Mopal Kennels M"psl's Nilcrius
Open, Dogs, parti-color First, BruokhIdt
Kennels Iirooksii" Aris,ocrat. second.
'sssilis Kennels Dye'rts hustler brown.
third. Pan Craig Kennels Newport prrs.us
winners, Dogs, other than black First
itr CaL siAG EannalA' Ur,.LAtl. -.
reserve, rassilis Kennels pygert's hustler
Brown.
Puppies. bitches First, q. n. Uark,s
Pleasant Nm Smile. second. George W.
pygcrts June.
Sovic,, Bitches, black First, Col u. l..
Kennels kcmsh's Japoncttc: third. W. a.
Hark's Nonaw Juanita,
nels' Mepal's Ailsa. second. Dr' IT. \
Holdrnby's Tcg OK Heart; third. Brook
side Kennels Brynwood Nightshadr.
Open. Bitches. black First, pr. n. y.
liolienby's Joy III second, Rrookstin
U. l.. Doliings'r Goodness SAKE,
winners, Bitches, ~hlauk-First, Mrpll
Kennels Mepals Ailsa. reserve, Dr. II \
Holdenhy's JOY III
Novice. Bitches other than black FIRST.
Mrs, H.. W, Mcvicker's Becky Newport
second. .Mepai Kennels Mcpai Syhil; 'h,rd.
Mcpal Kennels Mepal's violetta.
h~la"k-First, Mepal Kennels polphirc;
second. Dr. and Mrs. " u Robbers rho
Red Lady; third. Mrs, Harry W, McNickcr's
Open, Bitches. any solid color. EXCEPT
blsek-Frrst. Or. ao> Mrs. u. =, Koblsrs