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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-17
NEW CASES FILED
 IN SUPERIOR COURT
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS

Elizabeth Amelia Hope. Order Of sale of lot loo, block 9. Bisbee
 Felix NJ Ahans Dec 2. 1916 day of distribution of residue of estate. Albert Hefern: Order settling re port and approving bringing of action. Edwin l.. Jones: Order publication notice to creditors.
 Charles 4. Surgeon: Order publi- cation notice 10 creditors
 Wilfred C. Clone: J. D. Daylor, C. W. Ruth and :. K. Williams appoint ed appraisers.
 Gerald Reyes. Minor. Dec 9, 1916 day of hearing petition for letters Of guardianship.
 Charles Gallagher: Publication of notice to creditors.
 Duayne Hill Johnson: H. C. Mel cher. Wm. II. Fisher and F. J. Huxta- ble appointed appraisers
 II. J. Petrick: Publication notice to creditors.
 Eudora Atherton Kidder: H. B. Calisher, C. A. Overlook and J. c. Er- win appointed appraisers.
 B. N Hollis: J. C. Callahan. Sidney r Osborn and Selim Michaelson ap- pointed appraisers.
 Henrietta Kirk: Order confirming sale of personal property.
 Albert R. Dickson: w. S. Dixon, A.
 SUPERIOR COURT
 Suit No. 1855. Teresa Marquez ys. Daniel Marquez; action for divorce.
 Suit No. 1856 In the Matter of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Will coy 10 sell certain of its property.
 Suit No 1857. Emily Blanch Whit tane vs. John Whittane: Action for divorce.
 Judgment in Suit No. 1853. Olive May Nichols, Dr., Harland A, Nichols, Cr.: Decree of divorce.
 Judgment in Suit No. 1865. Mable A. Wilcox. Dr, Ernest L. Wilcox. Cr.: Decree of divorce, s2O.OO per mo. for support of children and s75.OO atty. fee
 Suit No 1862. Ethel NJ. Woods vs. Wm. T Woods: Action for divorce. Judgment in Suit No. 1924. Ed. ward NJ Mallory, Dr.. Agnes E. Nal. lory, Or: Decree of divorce
 Judgment in Suit No. 1916. John Perkins. Dr., Leota Perkins, Or: De cree of divorce.
 Judgment in Suit No. 1869. Frank Sharkey. Dr., Nellie Sharkey. Cr: De rree of divorce.
 SUPERIOR COURT
 Suit No. 1866. Lenore Pierson vs | Herman Pierson: Action for divorce
 Suit No. 1867. Joseph F. Hodges vs Fl Paso 6 Southwestern R. R. Co Damages in the sum of 5000.
 Judgment in Suit No. 1900 Pea rice Jewell, Dr.. Chas. E. Jewell, CT Decree of divorce. | Suit No. 1863. Anthony Sturris vs ]. C. Penny: Appeal from J. P Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-17
ASSIGNMENT OF WATER
APPROPRIATION

William F.. Davis and wife to Clar- ence Booth and wife. water right in Ash Canyon.
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c B Wilson
ENJOYED SUPPER

Following the dance at Gage Hall saturday about fifteen gentlemen friends Of Grant B. Warner, repaired tu the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Porter Mcdonald and enjoyed . tamale supper, with Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. Bingham, who is house guest 9f Mrs. MCDOnald's. as hOstesses. w. \. McSparron presided as toastmas- ter. and a number Of rousing address es were heard. The jolly crowd ad- journed 10 their homes following an hour of merrymaking, voting both the lost and hostesses as first-class en.
 trainers.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WILL BE A HUM M FER

 Good Roads dance to be given on Sat urday the 23rd, before Christmas, will be one of the best attended func- tions of the season in Tombstone. Tickets have been sent to all outside towns. and reports received that that fund which will be used in the repair contribute their share toward the many parties will be here to attend and of the Tombstone-C Charleston road leading to the bridge site. The con- mittee reports everything about set led, and the hall and music engaged. while local boosters are sparing no effort to let it be known that those who attend will be entertained from the first to the last number. RETURNED FROM TUCSON
 Attorney J T Kingsbury and O. Gibson returned home last evening from Tucson, where they have been the past week on the Cowan-Olson case in the federal court. The case was still in the hands of the jury last night and decision is expected to- day
 NEW AGENCY
 C. l.. Cummings has just received his new 1917 Buick demonstration auto from the Douglas agency. which is a beauty. and he is busy chasing up prospects Mir Cummings disposed of his Studohakcr to F. IT Reeves. who has converted his Ford into a de livery wagon.
 FORD TRUCK
 w. F. Kuchenbecker & Son are hay ng a Ford roadster converted into delivery wagon by ,he Day & Night garage, which will give them better delivery service.
 TO eIseEE
 MT. and Mrs. James Marrs accom- panied by J. M. Hartman motored to Bisbee today on brief visit and will return home this evening.
 FROM DOUGLAS
 Deputy Sheriff Percy BOwden was in town today from Douglas. having in custody several prisoners for con inement in the county bastile. BACK FROM TUCSON
 Dr. Morris. the local dentist. return ed from Tucson yesterday where he spent Thanksgiving with his family. SMALL BLazES
 Two small blazes occurred last evening and this morning which re- suited in no damage in either case. [ he first one was last night when a pile of rubbish caught fire in the rear of Kuchenbecker's store. and the oth- or was about Ii this morning when blaze broke out in a Mexican apart ment house on upper Fremont street. Both were eXtinguished before the volunteer fire department arrived. TO WILCOX
 Chief Deputy Shcriff Guy C. Welch md Attorney J. T. Kingsbury motor. rd to WillcoX today. where they went on business and will not return home until this evening.
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OVER FROM SOUTHLAND

Editor Sherwood, of the Courtland '-iZonan, accompanied by his wife. re visitors in Tombstone this after noon for brief time. returning home f- the evening
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day.
NEW AGENCY

C. l.. Cummings has just received his new 1917 Buick dcmonstrator auto from the Douglas agency. which is a beauty, and he is busy chasing up prospects. Mir Cummings disposed of his Studobakrr to F. IT Reeves. who has converted his Ford into Il de
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-17
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
ACRE E Nj ENT

Between Hubert II. Heath and Georgia l.. Sheer. lots in Douglas
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SMALL BLaZES
TO WILCOX

Chief Deputy Shcriff Guy c. Welch md Attorney J. T. Kingsbury motor ad to Wilcox today. where they went on business and will not return home until this evening.
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FIELD ORGANIZER HERE

?. D. l.. McI.auren. formerly of Tombstone. and now field organizer of the New York Life Insurance Com pany. is in Tombstone for a few days from his headquarters in Albuquerque on business with local representative,
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PROBATE PROCEEDINGS

NhNN 'H''h' anu NANs "aN'l iANh' Ai Ash Canyon.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Fred Itule. minor: Order appoint, ing Dec. $. 1916. 10 A. Nj. day Of hear, ing petition of Mabel ltule for letters of guardianship.
 And Guardianship John Rehwald. an incompetent: Order confirming sale of personal property.
 And Guardianship Rosamond T, Pidweli: Dec. Is. 1916. 10 A NJ day appointed for settlement of acct. also causing notice to be given. And Guardianship John Pipinich. an incompetent: Order appointing Dec. 1s. lqls. at !" A M day of hearine petition of Bank Of Bisbee for letters of guardianship
 Emily Hm Williams. Order ap- pointing Dec. 9, 1916. at 10 A. Nj.
 WARRANTY DEED William James and wife to Boquil. las Land X Cattle Co., land s1oO Douglas investment Co. to Marion l. Williams. lots in Douglas. S2256. Joe Klinn and vlra 1 Mrs Mary Edgar: rooming house in Douglas, Joe Kline and wife to James NJ. Hamilton. store room in Douglas. Joe Kline to J. C. Penny. building in Douglas
 John D Johnson to Joe Kline. store room in Douglas.
 Dan B Seed to W. T. Ligone. lots on the Surplus. s156.
 Ralph Ingram to R. C. Blair, lots in Bisbee, S2oO.
 e. E. MORTGAGE II. F Dow and wife to J M. Sparks. s5l5.
 W A White and wife to Miners X Merchants Bank. s&75.
 C. M. Ligon and wife to Cochise Lumber Co, s556s
 Ralph Harry Dickey and wife to Miners X Merchants Plank. s25OO. Mrs. R. II Dfckey and husband to Miners X Merchants Bank. s25OO.
 cHATTLe MORTGAGE Joe King to W. F. Tester. automo- bile, si0O.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bisbee Lumber Co. to w. T. Ligon.
 MINING DEED
 William E Davis and wife to Clar. ence Booth, Jessie NJ. C., s25O.
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE J. NJ Sparks to The Bank of Doug, las.
 cHATTLe MORTGAGE Will Buck 10 Fl Paso Auto Co. su, tomobile. S69O.
 QUO WenzeI to W. E. Tester, auto mobile, S4OO.
 A. D. Chafin to w. E Tester, auto mobile. S710.
 0. x. Jones to Holcomb & Hoke Mfg Cn. corn pepper, S5s9.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Cochise E. q l.. Association tC John A NJ York.
 First National Bank of Douglas tC Nettie Benson.
 George l.. Reed. Jr., to Martha E Curtis.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
BAZAAR SUCCESSFUL

The Bazaar given Saturday by the ladies of St. Paurs Guild, was in every way a success. The ladies are pleased with the results and wish to thank all who contributed to the af fair either by donations or patronage
 Mir. SimonsOn was not able to be in Tombstone on Saturday. being detain ed on account of illness. but held ser. vices at the regular hour on Sunday. TO WACO
 Manager A. H Gardner of the Hua chuca Water Company. left yesterday for Waco. Texas, where he will re main on a visit with his mother until after the Christmas holidays. PIPES BUSTED
 X large number of water pipes bursted in the city was reported this morning following the cold snap of last night.
 RETURNED FROM COAST
 Mrs. Christine Baron returned home yesterday from Los Angeles, where he has been for the past several months on an extended visit. Mrs. Baron spent several weeks in Phoenix on her return and is glad to get back among her old friends in Tombstone. BENSON VISITORS
 s. P Moss and Dr. Thompson of Benson were visitors in Tombstone today enroute home from Risbee, where they went to get a Stakeholder roadster for Dr. thompson, who has just purchased rhe machine through Mir Moss
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INSPECTOR HERE

A E. Blood, government inspector of explosives, with headquarters al Los Angeles, was in Tombstone today on business connected with his off cial duties
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livery wagon.
FORD TRUCK

w. F. Kuchenhecker & Son are hay ng a Ford roadster converted into q delivery wagon by ,he Day & Night garage, which will give them a better delivery service.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-17
turn hom tonight
IN DOUGLAS

Secretary J. N. Gaines of the Co chise County Taxpayers Association is spending several days in Douglas on business connected with his office
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TO DOUGLAS

Clerk of the Board of Supervisors :. C. Karger, and County Assessor F A. Hughes, went to Douglas this morning on business connected with their respective offices, and will re turn hom tonight.
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RETURNED FROM TUCSON

Attorney J T Kingsbury and O.
 Gibson returned home last evening from Tucson, where they have been the past week on the Cowan-OlsOn case in the federal court The case was still in the hands of the jury last night and a decision is expected to-
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-17
CHEVROLET SALES.

iU the evening.
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FROM RANCH

MT. and Mrs. Tom Williams were ir town today from their ranch near thu Whetstones, returning this afternoon
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DEED

Dan E. Seed to W. T. LiGone, lots on the Surplus. S156
 Ralph Ingram 10 R C. Blair, lots in Bisbee. $300.
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FROM TURNER
BACK TO RANCH

Mrs. Igo, wife of Court Interprete john Igo, returned to their ranch a iescal Flat today after spending sey -ral days in Tombstone with MT. Igc
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BILL OF SALE
CHATTlE MORTGAGE

J A Jenkins to Asa Walker. live stock, Sl5O.
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IN FROM RANCH

F. K Springer of the Wales-Spring CT Cattle Company, was a visitor il town today from the home ranch nea the foothills of the Dragons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-17

l.. V. McCourt and wife and Will liam M. Riggs to Tom Hudson, land, s2520.
 Edna. Lizzie and Edna Gordon to Sam T. Johnson, lots in Douglas, s45o.
 Mascot T0wnsite and Realty Co. to c. w Proctor, c. A. Feldmeyer and Gid. J. Moore, lot in Mascot, $300.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Antonio verduga and wife to Frank Peterson. land. $1.
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WARRANTY DEED

Mary F. Leverich to Robert L. John son. land. s4s0.
 s. J. Mover and wife to Theodore E.. Mover. lots in Wilcox, S1O.
 Albert F.. Overs and wife to Tony Persza, lot in Bakersvilie, BIO.
 Mary K McNamara to J. D. Whitsitt and wife. lots in Douglas, S3l0. Arthur Leroy to Anna Leroy. lot in Bisbee, s10.
 Ezra w. Wall to Anita B Wall, land. $IO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-11
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

FIRST R4CE-Hot Springs Inaugural; selling;
2year-olds and upward; FIVE and One-hah furlOngs.
Rose Marian. 100: SerTillian, lO2; Souvenir: 100;
Blue Cap, lB; Carrie Ome. 10; Ratina ITO; Rey-
boun, IL; Pontsfrsct, rs: Ben Ounce. ia:
Father Riley. lis; Royal Tea. III.
SECOND RACE-MaTqustte Hotel Purse: 2 year
Clds; four furlOugs. Rush Forth. los; Cash Up,
Ill: No Friend. ILL., Aunt Liz. Ill; Cola. Ill
Fizer. IA.
THIRD RACE-schnecks Drug Store Purse:
2yearOldS and upward; madens; six furlongs
Maudie. 100; Eleanor n. 100; Increase, 100; Lena
Jackson. lOO Bill Wiley, IL; ATolonte l02; Talle5-
rand. lO2; John Bunny. lO5 Rose Point, los;
OTbcular. IT,. 10; Brown Stone. 10.
FOURTH RACE-The Arlington Hotel Handicap:
mile. Greenwood, IS; Herbert Temple g:
korfhage. %; Guide Post, %; ConfaGdtion. 100:
Bob Hensley. lG; Grumpy. lO6; Panzareta, lls.
Herbert Temple and KOrfhage, Hennessy entry.
FIFTH RACE-Princess Theater Purse; selling;
I-yearOlds and upward mile and one sixteenth.
'PlantsGanet. lO5: River King. 10; Toynbee. IL
CONSIDER ll2: Stanley s., ia; W. ". CLARK IA;
Col. Ashmeade. III.
SIXTH RACE-Impaial Bath House Purse;
selling; Jyear Odds and upward; nile and seventy
yards. Tatiana. 81; Little Bigger %; Red Cross,
g; Bill Simmons. IO4; 'LaMode. lT Birka lG9:
Good Wood, 10: serfsavin. u.s. Zoroaster, IFS
Apprentice allowance claimed
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling; 3yezr-olds and upward
six furlongs Unity. loi UAhertyl. to .. 6 to s,
TO 5. Won; CalCthumpiAn lE (SterretU. u 70 l.
to J. TO ? second; Archery. III CTaplin) Z to ?
TO 5. } to ) third. Time III t5 Dancing Star
Scottish knight. StOuingon. and F1atbush also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling; 5-yesr-olds and upward
five and oDehalf furlongs. Laura Ill Ward, ( to
l. To 5, to 5. Wun Parlor Boy ll3 Cwolsten-
holm s to S. 10 TO- 10 }, secund Ada Anne
Ill tTsPiinl. TO . to s, to . third Time
lIO2j KoPie. Cbiua. and Belfast also ran
THIRD RACE-ScllinE; 3year-olds; five and one
half furiongs. Greetings. 100 CMountain) to s. !
10 ?. out won; Edith BSumsnn. % tSterretU, > to
5. 70 10, to J. second Sumner, los Ward 4 to
l. to 5, to 6, third. Time 90 SIS Urizzi
MedcA. smirEng. Dorau Bird. and Bob Blossom
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SelIing: 3year-olds and upward ;
Ave and onehsf furlongs Sure Get Il3 (BOreD, )
to !, 6 to 8. to 5, won; Lord Wells lG5 iWeath-
erhy), 70 l, to ], even, second Snifty Allen l6
tCnnncllJl. to l. to ., 6 TO s. third. Tine.
l:lol-5 smilaI, Thrill, Mustn't, FeatheI Dustsr,
and Bulg8r also r1n.
FIFTH RACE-sellins; 5yearoIds and upward
one mile. Baby Sister. Iol (WIrdD, Il To l, to l.
to l. won; Malh. Ill (sterrett). 10 to l. to !.
TO l, second; Almods Lawrence lG (woAstenholm)
to s. to S, to S. third. Time. I:5 rs. Gran
ado. JabCt. RaTenSl. Carlton G.. and CAPT Elliott
also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-11
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST ACE-ssllins; 3year-olds six furlongs
Andrew Johnston. 100; Jennie Small 10: ASama,
100; 'WhisPering Hope. lOl; 'Lschis. los; Little
Blues los.
SECOND RACE-Seling; Syear-olds and upward /;
one mile. Eugene Sues. So; Endurance 50; Uncle
Ike. q Tutor. 100; sheffield. 10. Air Line, lO2:
Jol1 Tar. lot; 'Nester Joe. lO4: ElectrUwan los
Acunen. los; C w KennUu. l07; Princess Janice
L. Msdeue. 10; Orytox, III.
THIRD RACE-Seling; 3year-oIds and upward :;
enc mile. fitzgerald. %: Henry walbank lUc;
Strctheam. i0I; First Star 10
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: 5year olds and up
ward: six furOngs. Metropolitan. g: Mex, IS;
DurdreAry. 20: Brooks. lOO Red Cloud. IO6; Harry
l.. lI9
FIFTH RACE-Selling; I-year-oIds and upward +:
Eve furlOngs. 'Favorits Article. 90: 'Tempy Dun
can, 100; 'F1ossie s, IB Oklahoma Babe los ::
lnquieta, lO5; 'Auntie Curl III: 'Fneman lO9;
Pajsr0ita II. ICE; Lady Young liz Odd Gross
II2, california Jack ia
SIXTH RACE-SeinE; 3year-oIds and upward +;
six iurIOnss. Meal Ticket. ,Oc Charity Ward,
g: Bean spiIer. 100; Eastman. lO3: 'Bngraver
lJ3; 'LeDuc. 100; Cecil. 100; Panhachapi l0s;
Senorfta Dana. los; Irish Kid. lOs Marcus, Ios
sAppreutice Allowance claimed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-11
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-rurse; 2-yesr-od maidons i've
furlonGS Jay Thummel. 100 (BuckIes,. D to 3.
10 to 4. to !, wUu Magnetina. lV6 (Preecs).
to 2, to s. to 2. second: Milbrey. 10 (Morys).
} tn l. even, to .. third. Time o:is Is. Satisfied
Kitty Chatham, Tuffy. Alan and Peep Again alsg
ran.
SECOND RACE-FiYe and oue-half furlougs
@year-olds and upward. Great Fiar. ITO One
Gown. to l, to l. even, won: Ada, Ito (Pauleyl,
10 to l. to l, TO 1, second; LAbeIe Brocade
81 20. Gentry. 6 10 l. ? to :. even. third Time
o.. Happiness, Tiger Bill. Jack Harrison
Cru1ola LenOre, BOas. Yester Sun, Ethewicks,
q. W. Kennon and Bat Masterson also ran.
THIRD RACE-FTe and one-hah flu longs.
Zenotek. 10 tOrmes). to l. 2 70 !, even. won
DOVie, l0J (Bucklesl. to l, to S, TO S. second
Bvran, lG III. Shilling. 1 10 l. to 5. to S.
third Time. lO645 Oklahoma, Irish. Bar.
barta. Noble Grand, Col Randen knight d
Pythias, Ferrona. Yuba and Barsac also ran.
FOURTH EACE-One mile Egmont. lOs tMOTysl,
even. to I, cut, won: ConnAught 10 Buxton.
s to ). to 5. out, second; Gordon Russell. les
Hayes. ? to l. to TO- out, third. Time. q -.
Gen. Pickett and Any Port also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiI furlOngs. Lady Young 10
tschameThornl. to :. u 5 to 10. won; Hardy,
lG CBuxtonl, even, l 10 ; out second Yanhurn,
lT Feeney). to !. to g. TO ), third. Time,
/ lis Is. Wild Irish Miss Filth, Marshal Thigh.
man and McAlan also ran
SIXTH RACE-FIVe and oae-hslf furlonEs Dusky
Dave. I1 Hayes 70 to l. to l. to :. won;
Mack Il. Eutanks. 100 Feepeyl. ) to !. even.
: TO 10. second; FnniEin. los Buxton. S to !.
z TO l, even. third. Time, ! 6l-5 Dixie Nina
Old Coin. CsrondOlet b. A. Jones' Kid Nelson and
MOller also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-11
Heavyweight Champion Calls
Halt to Hard Work for Fear
of Being Overturned.
HAS NO ROAD WORK
By JESS WILLARD

New York. March 1O.-This marked
my twelfth day Of training for my
coming contest with Frank Moran. It
also marked the halfway line Of my
training, for there are only a dozen
days left for work. For this short
time. believe me, l am very thank
full.
Tumbling out of bed around 6
o'clock. l discovered that a mean
looking snowstorm was trying to get
IN its work. Right then / decided
there would be no road work for to-
day l knew the streets and roads
would be sloppy. slippery and unfit
Tor a man to go out and take a
chance, and when there is $4,000
dangling almost within your reach,
you must not tempt fate. In this case
have to consider there are many
others interested in the bout, and their
interest must not be overlooked
So l hustled into a heavy gym
nasium suit and went through one of
the simplest and best exercises ever
imagined. This consists in simply
touching the floor with both hands
without bending the legs. While you
are going through these exercises, ev-
cry muscle in your body gets plenty
OF play. The legs are steeled by the
rightly necessary to go through the
eVolutions properly: the arms are de-
veloped by the effort to touch the
ground; the abdominal muscles are
strengthened by the bending over and
the wind is wonderfully improved by
the expansion Of the chest as you re-
turn to normal posture II a person
will go through this form of exercise
every morning before he jumps into
the tub. he will be surprised at the
improvement it makes in his health.
But to continue with my diary
When the bath was over our party sat
down to breakfast. which consisted of
grapefruit, soft boiled eggs. buns and
heated milk. Monahan. Hemple and
myself then took a stroll for a short
distance TO aid digestion.
We whiled away the hours between
breakfast and lunch by talking over
the plans for the further training for
the bout. 1t was the unanimous opin-
ion that from now on I will have to
take matters rather easy, for my con-
dillon is so near perfect that I must
not oVertrain. The way I have worked
myself into condition by the slow
process proves to me that 1t is the
only proper way to train.
Down in the gym this afternoon I
hit up a faster clip than before Ny
partners are feeling as fit as am,
and they entered into the spirit of the
day. My punches are harder now, &C.
cordinG to both Monahan and Hemple
Rodel suggested to me. while in the
dressing room. that I tie a rope to
both arms so that, though may aim,
I won't land.
My boxing consisted only OF the US
ual three-round bouts. Today could
feel myself moving around faster and
blocking the blows better and quicker
than l did in the early part OF the
week.
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling; purse 800: 3year-olds
and upward; ak hJronES Paul Son. los; Big
jumIv. oa: Tie Pin. l0i; STdello lO5; Lambs
Tail. l)9 Brrsy. Ip.
~ETuNU EACE-SeIIing; pare, 500; 3ysar-olds
ard Upward: mile Tener. y; scOrpH. lO4: Water
Lad. I5s; 'JabOt lOs; -Cuttyhunk, Ill; Ben Uncas
III.
THIRD RACE-HandicAp; puZss. 500; Syearolds
and upward; frs and ooehGf furionxs. Char
msuse y; Tia Jan. 70: Water LILY, %; Brave
Hnlrder, b5; King Worth. 30. Tia Jan and
Water Lily. Ale1andsrs snt-y
FOURTH RACE-Selng; purss, 500; Syesr-
udS and upward; Ave and onehaH furlonsN> Sal
Vanity. Y Ava TroTato y; Rustic Maid 100;
Janr lG; Inlan, O2; Daylight, Io9; BulEer, la;
D.. II. L. Suarsngsr. IT Jim L.. 100.
FIFTH RACE-FiFs furiongS; 3year-olds and
DCvUnshiTe. %; Dolly. 50; Evelyn c., l0; Brown
Prince, lCs; Unity. l0; Electrician, los: Gftana
IL: some Kid, lC7; Bank Bill. 100: F1Atbush, 100;
Az. iCH: CTiSco 100; Prince Chap l
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-11
LINCOLNS TO PLAY
GALLAUDET TODAY

The Lincoln A. c, will meet the Gal
lsudet College nine at Kendall Green to-
day, the contest starting promptly at S:i5
o'clock.
Although unfavorable weather Condi-
lions have greatly handicapped both
teams close and well played contest
should result.
As the Lincolns have found it impos-
sible to practice outdoors this week, it
is not known who will start the game
for them today. The collegian's lineup
is also problematical and II is to be
supposed that both teams will give all
its players a chance to display their
talents
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Harvard Wants Brickley.

Boston. March 1O.-Harvard is making
an effort to induce Charles E. BrickIey,
1914 fOtball captain and peerless drop
kicker, TO assist in coaching next fall.
II Percy Haughton does not have active
charge Of the coaching. and ii is expected
that he will act only in an advisory ca
pacity, Leo Leary or Reggie Brown is
to be in direct charge. Brickley is
pledged to coach Johns Hopkins IL Har-
ward does not call on him. but 1t Is I'M
derstood that he is willing to give all
his time to Harvard If the terms are
right.
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Gilman offered Position

Cambridge, Mass, March 10.-Capt elect
Joseph Gilman, OF the Harvard football
team. who was dropped from the univer-
sity for failure In studies, yesterday was
offered a position as assistant coach Of
the eleven at University OF Wisconsin
He took the matter under advfsement
II was reported that W. J. Boles, the
backneld star and pitcher, who suffered
a similar discipline. was considering an
offer from one Of the Boston major league
baseball clubs.