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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RAoE-Rrser 500; selling; Sysar-olds
and upward; dx furlopsS, Borsx. 100 Qsrsrtyl,
to s. TO 5. out, won; Tie Pin. l0f tsterett).
TO S. to 5, out, second; Paulsou. 81 (Harring-
toni, 7 10 4 to s. TO J, third. Tine. as Big
Lumax. Sordello and Lambs Tail also ran
SECOND RACE-Purss, 500; sailing; 5yesr-olds
and upward; mile. Tenor, q (HArrington),
TO l, to ], 4 to S, won; scorpii, log Qsferty1,
. TO s. out, second JGbot los (stsrrstt), s 70 l.
TO 5. to S, third. Time ia3 Water Lad Ben
Uneas and Cuttyhunk also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handieap; purse. 500; 3year-olds
and upward; Ave and one-haN furlougs. Tajan,
S CHGrington). TO !, TO S out. won; King
Worth, ID CTaplin). 70 10, l TO 3, out. sscoad
Charmeuse. Ward. to l. TO 2 out. third.
Time. lW2 Water Lily Brave Cunarder also
ran nsjan and Water Lily coupled
FOURTH RACE-Puno, 500; selling; 3SesroIds
and upward; ave furlonssL Sal Vanity. 81 Cwolsteu-
hotm). 70 5, to ., out. won; Dr.. R. L.
Swarengsr, lG tNIcklsusl, 6 to !, 70 !, even,
second; Jane. lo2 tLafsrty). to l. TO s, 4 70 s.
third. Tine, rs. Ava Tro,sto, Rustic Maid
Daylight, BulEar and Jim L. also r1n.
FIFTH RACE-Sslling; 3year-olds and upward :
six furlongs. Margaret Ellen, Is tWhymark), I
to 5. TO 10. to J. won Some Kid. lV (Meripole),
8 70 l. to l, even, second; Brown Prince los
tWolstenholml, TO l. to l. even. third Time,
% Deronshrs Dolly, Evelyn O.. Electrician,
Bank Bill and Prince Chap also ran.
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Palace-Ott, Pattison, Wood, KeeIer
ana Isemann. Doubles: Wood and Pat
esoh' OFT and Keeler. All in singles.
shermans-Dwyer, Walker, Bontz. Al
ZEN Elmer and Deckman. Doubles
DWyer and Walker, Elmer and Deckman.
Sontz and Allen. All in singles.
Southern Railway (CommerciaD-Cor
smith, Fegan, Campbell, Krupfer and
Goldberg. No doubles or singles.
Southern Railway (clerks)-I.ehran
Barse, Parke. Smith, Goldberg and Burr
No doubles or singles.
Department of Agriculture, No. l.
GoWan, Stamper, Lousin, Nelson and
Evans. Doubles: Gowan and Stamper.
Lourin and Nelson, Evans and McLauub-
lin. All in singles.
. Department Of Agriculture. No 2-Bon-
ner, Pagan, Mausler. Mclaughlin and
Young. Doubles: Benner and Young.
Hausler and Pagan. Singles Benner Fa-
gan, Hausler and Young.
Southeast Stars-Goddard, Fowler, Ship
ley Auguste, Mccormick and Woodward.
Doubles: Goddard and Fowler, ShipIey
and Auguste, Mccormick and Woodward,
All in singles.
Observation-Disclosures. Shade, Orme,
Krieger and Hughes. Doubles: Manghan
and Shade. Singles: Manghan and Shade
The Nuts-Plunkett and Robb, singles
and doubles.
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HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-selltng; Ave and oue-hIH furlouSs-
Carrie Orme los (stearnsl. 10 70 !. TO l, to
l. won; Souvenir. lG2 tCOoperl. to 5, TO D.
to l. second; PontsfrIct, ll5 tRslSeS1. 10 70 l..
to l. 2 TO l. third. Time. lM Is. Blue Cap
Ben Ounce ssrTilliEn, Royal TIA, Reybourne and
RatinA also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fow furIonE. Aunt Liz, Ill
Cooper, TO 5. out, out, won; Cash Up, Ill
murphy 10 TO !, 5 to 2. to 5. second; Fi1er.
IA GUY % 70 !. to l, ITO 8. third. Tine
Ols u.s. Cola, Rushforth and No Friend Also ran
THIRD RACE-Maiden Syesr-olds and upward ;
dix furlongS Rose Point, loS Cooper. to s..
To S. ! "a g. won; Msudie lo4 (Murphy). 6 70 l.
TO !, even. second; Eleanor n. loSS tstsrlinsl,
30 % /. 10 to l. TO I. third Time, ia is
Brownstone, AVolonte, TSllsyrEnd. Lena JackSon.
Bill Wiley and John Bunny also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ope mile. PanLarstA, lis
(RedeTts), , to S. 70 I, out, won: Grumpy, lOs
Cooper, to !, 7 TO 70. 70 s, second; Bob Hens
ley lO2 tStsArns), to l. to 5. l TO 2, third
Time -. Guide Post, ConflAgratOn and Green
wood also rln-
FIFTH RACE-Mle and ons-SiIteenth Stanley
g., ia Cvandusen), sTen, 70 s. out, won; ToJnoee
Ill CHsnrJ1, TO l. TO !, 70 S, second; Col.
Ashmeads Ia (Murphy). IS 70 l, to /. , 70 l.
King and W. W. Clark also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mils and seventy yards Red
Gross % (Btearns), 7 to TO- TO >. out. won; Bill
Simmons l04 Cooper, 70 !, to = even, second
Ia Mode, lT Judy, TO 2 even. 70 S. third.
Tine, lA5. TatiGna, ZoruaSter and GoodUcod also
ran.
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SEASON OPENS MARCH rs.
Business High school VIII Be Ca
dets' First Opponents.

Poolesvile Md. March 11.-Brairley
Hall Military Academy's baseball sched-
ule has been completed by the manager,
with the exception Of a few dates which
are pending. Games have been booked
with some of the best college and prep
schools in the South. Gallaudet, Rock
Hill, Mount st. Joseph, Baltimore City
College, Baltimore Polytechnic 1nsti-
tute, Business High School and Central
Highs School being numbered among
teams listed.
A majority OF players from last years
squad have returned Coach sid Lodge
is fast rounding the men into shape.
Practice has been held for the past three
weeks and the men are beginning TO
show their true form. Lodge, Wood
ward and Percy will hurl the pellet, while
Blue will cover the initial sack. JOyner,
the only Ieft-hand second sacker in the
interscholastic circles, will again cavort
around the keystone bag. with Carlisle
as his side partner. Big Six" MCDon-
aid will cover the hot corner. The
gardeners will be picked from Landlord,
Lyddane. Long, Contee and Woodward.
Lodge and Selby will wear the mask and
wind pad.
The season opens at PooIesvile on
March % with Coach Byron Whites crack
team from Business High School, of
Washington, and the game should prove
an interesting one.
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JUAREz ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SennE; 3ycar-olds and upward
FIVE furlongs. Tabeue Brocade, IS; Smiling Maggie
Is; Eugene Sues, %; ToaStmaster. %: Tiger Bill
10; Jack Harrison. lO5; Oklahoma Irish los
Louis Dosoognets. lO9; Teeto, liz; schoheId l4
Bat Masterson, ia
SECOND RACE-Selling; Swear olds and upward
hTc and one-half furlouss. Miss Brush 100
'Csnapa. loS; Skinny T.. IO6: 'Sharer X night
lW; saIie O'Day. 10; ssfrsnor. 10; Panhachapi
no.
THIRD RACE-ssIIing: 3year-oIds and upward
iTo furlongs. 'FaVorite Article. lO5: 'Tempy Dun.
can. loT; -Oklahoma Babe. l07; 'DOvie lO7; 'Evran
100: Col Randen, 10; Inquieta, H. Narsac, ia;
Noble GraBdc. ll4; Vested Rights, ia
FOURTH RACE-SeIing; 2year.olds and up-
ward seven furIougs 'Superl 100 Phyllis An
tonette. IO5; Eek Davis, IO5; Eastman lE
Charley McFerrsn. lot: Originator. liz
FIFTH RACE-SellinE; 3year-olds and upward
five and one-haf fWlongs. 'Thehna Marie 50;
Lady Young. lO5; Rose Mary, IO5; Lesbia, l6
'Yaladolid. IT; AEursa. 10; Leduc, liz
SIXTH RACE-SeIlnE; 3-year-olds and up,yard
five furlonEs. "Jose, o. tCsrondoIet, IO5; 'Gray's
Favore, 20; Zenotsk, lOs; Real WORTH 10; MoIler
10; Old Coin. 10.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: Iyeaf-0lds and I'D
ward mile and one-eighth. Circulation %; .Rey.
100: Cordis r.. 100; Aida, Io4; Mud slI, lo6.
Apprentices allowance claimed.
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HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES-MoNDAY

FIRST RACE-seninE; 2yeAr-old maidens; Mis-
soui Lumber Company Pure; three and ouehAlf
h1rlouss wat, Io4; Genette. 100; Golden Bantam,
100; Fair MAry 100; Cola, loe Sangbleu, 100; War
Bride, lB; Paricipe, lso; HtndOO Belle. Zoe; Wall
Street, lOs; Cousin Bob, lOe; Cash Up. H.
SECOND RACE-selling; +ye1r-ods and upward
SIX f1rlongs. 'Letaloha. III: king RGhford, III
'BrUwnstone. TI3; Celebrity lis; Col AShmeade lis
Pedro. lls Scrapper 49, Steelclh lls; Sebago, IN.
THIRD RACE-selling; 4-year-olds and upward
Roth Dry Goods Company Purse; dx furlungs
'PIantaganet 10; Chad Buford lls; Lack Ross, lls
Rio BraEos LIS; Capt Ben, lis; AltAmAha, lis
Dryad, n.
FOURTH -Three-year-ods and upward SIX
fIrlongs. Blue Cap -; Rose Marian, -; Green
Wood. IS KorfhAss, lO4; Bee, lc4; Uncle Jimmie,
l04 Stout Heart, lG.
FIFTH RACE-SeIling; Syearolds; Mendel
Purse; E1 frlOugs- Politician. lO6 Insurgent. los
Muricl's Pet. IT; Irrawaddy. lG Bobolink, l0
Southern Star. 0; Short Ballot IOe; Clara Morgan,
10: FaaWay IL; Ingot liz; Falls City, liz
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 5yearolds and upward
De Soto Springs Company Purse; one mile and
seventy yards. JACK Reeves, lOl Virgie Dot lOI:
Good Wood lO6 Aston, los; Birta. los Reybourn.
10; HarWoOd, IL.
s1lovap-s cIaTuas5
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Make Arrangements for
Races at Bowie Track

King Worth, 10 tTsplinl. 70 10 OF .. out, ssc-
ond; Chamsuse. y WARD. To, !. 70 z out,
third. Time. lT IS. Water LILY and Brave
Cnarder also ran. Tiajan and Water Lily coupled
FOURTH RACE-Purss. 500; FIVE furlongs. Sal
vanity 81 Cwolstenhom), s to s, l to O. out, won /;
DR.. r. L. swsrenger, lW tNickiausr. 70 /, 2
to !, even. second; Jane. lc2 uAferty), 4 TO /,
70 s. Z 70 5. third. Time, l 90 u.s. Ava Trorato
Rustic Maid. Daylight Bulgsr and Jim L. also
ran. u.
, FIFTH RAcB-six furious. Margaret Ellen, s
tWhymsykl, to s. 70 10. l TO won; Some
Kid, lG tMeripolel, 10 !, TO !. even. second
Brown Prince. ls (Wolstsnholusl, 8 TO !. Q 10 !,
sven, third. Time. ! % Deyonshirs Dolly. EVELYN
c., Electrician, Bank Bnl and Prince Chap also
ran. ----- -. ..
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BUSINESS CHANGES

4 HIGH-CLAsS BUSINESS OPENINS-
Man 10 repFvsspt manufacture direct as exclusive,
distributors in Your territory Of invention u be
fused by more than two million people in the United
states. Wonderful rcpeat business builder prnat
should he at least 81 500 10 SeOCO hr year II YOU
have good rocUrd and $50 20 s. 900 you can invest
In carrying goods for agency organization. Address
NORTHERN MANUFACTURING CO., Dept g. r
1875 Broadway, New YOrk.
Push TRACTOR = PATENT No iTFiT5 FOB
sale. send for cory Of patent. y. A. LYLE, Boz
64s Bancroft Idaho.
ADVEiriSE-9 WORLDS n 20 M0STHTTFg- ET:
100 Weskiies 49, p SUNDAY IaPeTs, S; in ALL g.
core AGENCY, ~. Louis.
FOR sALK-DEYELOPED ZINC NINE TTD
Zinc lands mar Zinc and Pooca City, Ark. BOX
H. Harrison ATk
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FIGHT ABOUT BIG FIGHT
IS NO WHITMAN AFFAIR

Albany, N. Y, March n-"Same old
complaint" was the way Governor Whit
man characterized the basis for the eff
forts being made In the State Legislature
to stop the Willard-Moran bout in MadI-
son Square Garden March %.
The Governor would not discuss the
affair beyond saying that 1t had not been
brought to his attention officially. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the Sheriff and
District Attorney can see that the law IL
enforced"
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MERKLE FOR CHASE2
Giants and White sox to Swan
Players, Is Rumor.

Chicago. March 11.-Fred Merkle now
a Giant, may show up in White Sox uni
form. playing first bace. Such a hap
pening is not improbable, II the under
ground reports leaking out of an author
itative source come true.
1t all depends on Hal Chase, who quit
Comiskey via the life Insurance route to
play with the Feds. At present he is I'M
der contract to Harry Sinclair, who is
also anxious to get rid of him.
There is a deal on the fire now whereby
Hal will become a member Of McGraw's
Giants, and it is likely to go through. for
Chase is supposed TO be on his way East
now to confer with Owner Hampstead. Of
the New York club, regarding a contract
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Arrange Grid Clash

Port Deposit Md. March 11-Physical
Director Smith, OF the Tome School, Port
Deposit, Md, announces that arrange
ments have been completed with the Ped
die Institute, Hightstown, n. j., which
places them on Tonnes 1915 football
schedule for Saturday, November II.
This will be the first game ever played
by these rival elevens. Peddie will come
to Port Deposit this year, and in all
probability the Home boys will return
their visit In 1917.
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ENTRY BLANKS OUT
FOR ANNUAL RACE

Entry blanks are out for the annual
Maryland Hunt Club steeplechase, to be
held Saturday, April %. All entries must
be in the committees hands by April 10.
midnight. A cup, offered in 1913, goes to
the owner winning three races.
The committee follows: Ross w. Whist
Ter. chairman: Jacob A. Tllman, vice.
chairman; Redmond c. Stewart. Spald-
ing L. Jenkins, Raj Parr and James Piper,
secretary treasurer.
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HAVANA RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-six fuiongs. Borsx 100 d.affsrty,
7 TO 5. to 5. out. won; Tie Pin IO4 lstsrett),
8 to s to 5, out, second; Paulson 81 (HarripEtoul
70 ?. TO 5. l 70 }. third. Time Il5 Rig
Lumax soriello and Lambs Tail also ran
SECOND RACE-ODe mile. Tener ~ CHarrinr.
toni. to !. to l. to 5. won; scorpi n Ioi
Lanertyl, 10 5, out out second: Jsbot los
tsteretO, to L to 5. to 5, third. Time
las. Water Lad. Ben Uncas and Cutty Hunk
also ran
THIRD RACB-FiIs and ous-haR tu.Iou..
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MONEY INVESTED

In NeW Trading End Transportation Business In the
Republic Of COiGunbia will double itself Gnnually
Address l. G. fENSMARK. Boa 81, Anooa Canal
Zone. ItCrublir ~ PRnamB
MAKE GOOD! HURRY WHILE IT'S NEW. s
starts You. Stamp for IUricUisrs w A.
COOPER, Jeff St, DAYTON Ohio.
ADyERTiBK-90 WORDS N 10 M0NfHLYRS- s.;
100 Wsetiifs. g 80; % Sunday pspeu, s.; In all, -
COPE AGENCY. St I4ouis.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

Statesmen SELL no GENERAL IIERCHENTS.
Good for SO cabh daily and eTpeusos. GRANT
MFG CO.. Pittsburgh Pa
AMBITIOUS RALEsMES or NEAT EPPRGR-
ance I" Gil On merchants IN your Territory; els-
giant side line; convenient To cary; Eocd comut-
siOns; prompt remittance. THE GEO. II. JUNG
Co. Cincinnati Ohio
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PERSONALS.

WoRKISGMENE AND WHEN Y0C LOOK PIK
"hrgsins" they are ~ Tc1rce a. snoWbSls IN An
E7lst for instance, a Euod suit is worth a crrtEIn
uncsued-for stook Of tSilOTE save ssendinE
3 70 SIS. Ono pic. IUSTHS OLD STAND.
Go D.
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FLORIDA LANDS.

FIVE ACRES ORANGE. GRAPEFRUIT, OR
truck land: to each purchaser warranty DEED
when all payments are made follows: Five oens
down and ornts increnss each week for q weeks
Send Sc for contract. More land cAn BE- had on
same terms. ORLANDO BROKERAGE CO., Or
laDdo Fla
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LOST
NON-MEDICAL

L0sT-BL1CK LACE SHAWL on G ST. CAR,
THURSDAY Afternoon, FEB. II. Reward. loS "a
st. sw.
L0sT-MGRCH 70, on 9TH ST NV, BETWEEN
and G SIS, eight-pAgc letter dated June =
1855, Boonsboro Nd sgned H Jo-sphine Cunning
ham higblv valued. Return TO C. SIMPSON, Inter
STATE Commerce Commission, 1879 St NV, ~ III
X u NV IiheTli rrWard.
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Florida Golf Champion.

Palm Beach. March l1.-Hugh L. Will
loughby, Wynnewood, defeated E. II.
Bankhead. jr., Midlothian, in the finals
in thirty-six holes for the championship
OF Florida yesterday.
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OLD COINS.

Old COINS WTYTED-WTLIS FAY y PJR ~
quarter and $40 for IS8 half without E-TOwb: s.
for 1904 dollar Tsoof We buy all c0ins 70 1917
cgBts nickeIs, dhnss eie.. % dollars and old bill
lash IrsniTms EaId. Get cur L4rFe CON Grruisr
foT ". NUMIsMAT1C RANK, DepL r. FO0
Worth Tex.
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Macon, Ga, March Ito Lutte
Boone, of the New York Yankees, be-
longs whatever honor goes with achiev-
ing the first official home run of the
year. He boosted one of Dazzy Vance's
offerings over the left field barrier for
the first circuit clout registered since
the Inauguration Of the intra-club Sc
ries.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBnEs.

FOR sALE-PTyE- PASSENGER CAR: FINE
running order; no reasonable oder refused Phoss
AAin TIA Boa 3.
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HELP WAETED-FEMALE.

GIRLS-LOW-NECK GOWNS PINPLEs- CRIME
OF ZanthulsDe. SeDd SOC sIAmps ZANTHOLE-NE
co, GIG Woodward ave, Detroit
WANTEL-LADTES EYERYWHERE TO NAIL
ciruulA's; nothing more; make SIS 70 s. weekly
90 capital neeind; We supply csrcllArs. Address
DIME MAILING Co. Dept = "a Victoria st..
Jacksonville. F1A.
sALESLADIBo WANTED-ENPERILNCED n
cloak and suit derartmsnt; none Other ned ARMY
THE DOEB CO. IA It'll - NV
Do EASY. PLEASANT, COLORTNG WORK AT
home; no canyassing. esCpeisnce: Fnod ray
tree sample GLEASON, Mid-Oity Bldg Chicago
WOMEN wANTED-FCLL TINE SALARY SIS.
selling gua-Snteed hosiery 70 WeaTeV Is an hour
spare time; permanent; t1psrience unneCrasary.
WEAR-PROoF HOSIERY, NoT7istovu. Pa
GOOD MONTY MADE AT HOME KNITTING
hoSeTy Machines furnished IN time We buy
and sell Your goods. Easy and constant wurk.
WHEELER GO. Gnc.I. 81 Madison. Chicago.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED-A COLORED BOY As PORTER N
drug stoTe. Ots and H0mead SIS. Nv.
SPEAKING or CLOSE SLAVES, NBJK
breaks out Creme Of ZAnthnIene relieres soreness
Overnight. Soc stamps. ZANTHOLENE o.. De
trOit.
WAATED-FORD CAR OWNERS OR DISTRICT
tors, each county. latest 1915 model Dandy stIrtsr
pT1ce, SO; absolutely guaranteed. Write q win
quick for territory and tsrmS UNION SUPPLY
CO.. Detroit NH
WANTED-FURD CAR OWNERS OR DTSTRIBT
ters, each county. for United suErters; p-icp ST.
1915 mode. Write quickty. terms, sHmpbrs UNITED
STARTER co, Detroit, Mich.
NACHfNIsTS OR GGRPESTERS THAT WANT
good Jobs, learn blueprint Mailing complete cDJIs
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fAlo. y. Y.
PREVENTATIVE 10 COLLECT NAMEs
and data: good ISy; 10 canygssinE. send stamp.
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WILL PAY Any HONEST MAN Up TO 50
monthly for pan Of spare time: no cznvRssinE no
caTital Write TODAY. VOORHEES,, Dcsk q Omaha.
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Ncbr.
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.GUILFoRD-on Friday. March 10. 1876
al G. clock p. m. WILLIAM T he.
loved husband Of Mary GuiIford.
Funeral services Monday at . D. m al
ms late residence, II Tenth street
southeast. lnterment tpFiyateb Al
GlenMnnd
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EAMMOND-On Thursday, March 9. 1916
at his residence. SIS Third stree
southwest, THOMAS HAMMOND. be
loved husband OF Florence HamrnonS
tnce CARROLL. father OF Verona ant
Nellie
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HORIGAN-On Friday, March 10, 1876
MARY F.. beloved wife OF the late
Michael HoriCan and mother Of Mrs
MARGARET O'Connor and Mrs Nellie
Maisel Inee Dillon. aged s.
Funeral from her late residence TSl
Fifth street northeast Monday. March
i. at $50 a m. thence to Holy Name
church. lnterment q; Mount OIivet
CemetHrN
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BY THE FAMILY
Gherl from the residence Of his son.
Charles B. Falbush, Cos FiSteenfb
street northeast, on Monday, March I2.
thence 10 the Holy Name Church
where REQUIEM mass will be said Al 2
a m. Relatives and friends invited
TO attend
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HCNTER-The members Of Columbia
Lodge, No. s., Elks, l. B. p o. L OF
w. are directed to assemble at No
CURES chapel, Eighth and Florida
avenue northwest. Sunday. March T.
1916. al o'clock sharp for the pur-
pose OF performing proper funeraI
rites over the remains OF our late
brother. WILLIAM H. HUNTER
Morning Star Lodge. No. o. Elks. in
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
Five Blushing Brides.

A Salt Lake paper brought home by
a Kansas City man who was a visitor
in the Mormon metropolis in 1876
contains this wedding notice: MAR
ried, in Salt Lake, Utah, on the 10th
inst, in the presence of the Saints,
Elder Brigham Young to Mrs. j. R.
Martin, Miss L. NJ. Pendergast, Mrs.
r. M. Jenickson, Miss Susie P. Cleve-
land and Miss Emily P. Martin, all OF
Berkshire, Eng"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
Mrs. Julia Baker,
Lewis Western.
COL. A. s. TREBLE, Auctioneer
The American Magazine.

David GraySon returns to tie De-
cember American magazine with the
first of series of stories. 1t is called
"Great Possessions. " Charles M.
Schwab has written an article which
explains his system of profit sharing.
He has named this article my 90
600 Partners.
'How a Great Hotel Man Handles
the Human Race" is the story OF
George C. Boldt. There are many
interesting tips in this article.
"What Will Power Did for Me- tells
the story of boy in poorhouse WHO
made good when he got into the
world. "Smith of Iberia" is an III
teresting tale about the struggles OF a
man to make good in the field OF edu-
cation. Walter Prichard Eaton con-
tributes an article about the theater
in which he ask if melodramatic
rubbish is increasing. Edna FeTber
writes about '1llinois. "
The fiction is unusually good this
month, containing hiimor, love, and
adventure stories. Arthur Train, Ju'
Ian Rothery, and Jack Lait are som
of the contributors. "Clnderelli
Jane" the new serial continues. and
the Interesting People and other de-
partments are fully up to the stand
lard.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
SMALL TRACTOR is, FAVORED
Profitable Implement II Enough Land
Is Cultivated to Use II Econom-
ically, Say Users.

The farm tractor is generally
profitable implement If enough land
is cultivated to use 1t economically.
This Is the opinion expressed by three
fourths of the two hundred tractor
users in Illinois to investigators for
the United States department of agri-
culture. About One-thlrd Of the men
in this list increased the acreage, on
an average 100 acres to the farm, af-
ter buying the tractors and finding
that they did not have room to use
them to the best advantage.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
Tone Down Tan Shoes.

A coating of thick castor oil APP
piled with a soft flannel cloth to tan
shoes whose color is too vivid Will
tone them down considerably.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-25
Tuesday, Nov. 28,

THE FOLLOWING JOINTLY OWNED PER.
SONAL PROPERTY, USED IN THE OPE-
RATION OF A 400 ACRE FARM
2 Binders, 2 Mower, z Hay Rakes,
Wheat Drill, Roller, Wheat Fan,
Flows and Harrows, 3 Wagons, 4
Cultivators, Wheat Sacks, 9 Head of
Work Mules, A Fine Herd Red PoIled
Ca tile and Calves, Fat Hogs and Few
Stock Hogs, Hay and Corn, Threshing
Machine Outfit and Corn Shredder.