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Personal

Mrs. Winter II. rrowell and Nine.
Prowell OF wenatchee. arc in the
city. Mrs. rrowcli viii return in y
tcw days. but Mime. rrowoll. who
formerly resided In Waterloo. Iowa.
will remain for about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Rloedei. who
went TO Rcllingham Saturday to at.
tend the Hyatt. Gamwcll wedding. ~.
turned last evening.
Mrs. y. =. McConi and son. Mr..
Nell Mccord. left last week for Cali.
fornia for months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard ellison dxath.
crime Joycel left Last week for San
Francisco. where they viii visit Mr..
and Mrs, Alexander Mcclure Bell for
short time before proceeding 10
Ogden. Utah. whore they will make
their homo.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferry n. Truax rr
Sunday for n short trip to san Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Mr.. W. Dwight Mead returned
Sunday from a short business trip to
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence II. Ellis
motored 10 Beiiinshsm Saturday.
whore they attended the marriage OF
Miss Hester Gamwell and Mr.. Glen
c. Hyatt They were tn. weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Piper.
Mrs. II. N. Richmond Is IN Tacoma
visiting friends for about ten days.
and before returning homo viii GO
to Portland for a short stay.
Mrs. J. Irving Colweii n leaving
January - for California to visit
relatives in Del Monte and Altadena
for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Beebe rf,
Friday for a few weeks visit In Call
fornla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas y. Creenlnr
have removed from faureihurst 70
the st. Paul apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r. Barash
n,ouls- vcstan are being congratu
lated on the birth OF son. William
Marshall. January 6. at the Swedish
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Donald J. c. Gram
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of n son. January 6. at th'
Swedish hospital
Mrs. Charlotte Lindbery returned
Thursday from n three months trip
10 California
Mrs. J. H. Thomas. Of san Fran
cisco. is Waiting relatives IN the city,
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Music
|Schumann-Heink
Concert Tonight

Mime. Schumann.Heink. famous
contraito. will be heard in concert
this evening a, the Metropolitan thea,
tire. The entire house. including sew.
crai hundred seats on the stage. was
sold on, last week and standing room
only win be available tonight Nine.
Schumann.Heink offers an interest
ing and varied program.
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Mrs. Eacing Entertained

Complimenting her sister. Mrs. q.
Gard Ewing. OF Spokane who Ia
visiting In town. Mrs. NJ. r. Scurry
entertained with an informal tea
at her home Friday afternoon. with
invitations confined to the intimate
friends Of Mrs. Ewing.
This evening Judge and Mrs. II.
A. p. Myers are entertaining with
dinner at their home on Queen
Anne Hill for Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing.
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Prc-Nuptial Compliments
for Betrothed Pair

DIR. and Mrs. Frank wit viii en-
tertain with dinner OF twelve
covers at their home Thursday
evening. compllmenting Miss Cath
crime Baxter and her flancc. Mr..
Walter Gray Mclean. Invitations
have been limited to close friends OF
the guests OF monor.
entertaining with no-host dinner
~ the College club. Tuesday even.
Ing. January "a. Mr.. and Mrs. craw-
ford Anderson will give an infor.
NAL bridge for them at their home,
and on February Is Mrs. Raymond
Bordeaux will entertain with a
luncheon at tho women's Univer.
olty club for Miss Baxter.
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Broadlcag Guilds
Annual Mcctinn

Plans for a largo card party and
tea dance. to be given In FNhruary.
as well AS other entertainments TO
take place in tho spring, will 10
made at the annual meeting and cleo
ton OF officers at the home OF Airs.
Henry G. Ewing. on Friday after
noon. January 20.
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Buffet Luncheon as
Birthddy Commitment

As a birthday compliment 10 her
mother. Mrs. Il. Belle FairchiId. Mrs.
Frank l.. Crosby, Jr. entertained
with a buffet luncheon at her home
Tuesday afternoon. Included among
the guests were the Mesdames Arm
strong. Butcher, Closer. Kelly.
Norman, white, Fairchild. c. A.
Benham and Y. e. Benham.
During the afternoon Mrs. w. J.
Kelly gave several vocal selections.
with Mrs. A. NJ. Norman at the
piano.
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Seattle
Society
Miss Dickey to We'd jan
ua,'y sS; Affairs Plan
ned for Bride an d
Groom-olect.

INVITATIONS will be issued this
i week for the marriage 90 Miss
Ida piekey 20 Mr.. William Boundy,
81 Kent. The ceremony will be per
formed at the home OF her brother
and sister.inlaw. Mr., and Mrs. U.
NJ. pickey. iss saith ave. n. satur'
day evening. January IS. at $50
o'clock.
Rev. c. J. Hawkins, Of the Piym'
euth Congregational church. will
read the service. following which
there viii be a reception.
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stops nose running. relieves head
ache. duilnesn. fcysrlshnczn. sncez
ing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" II the
quickest. furest relief known. and
costs only few cents at drug stores
IL acu without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no auinine. Insist
upon 's--Adyrrtisesncnt.
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Instant RELIEF Don't stay stuffed
up, Quit blowing and snufflnE' A
dose OF Tapes Cold Compound" TAX.
en- every two hours unsii three doses
are taken usually breaks any cold
right Up.
Tho first dose opens ciorxed.up
nostriia and air passages NJ head.
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Entertainments at
Women's University Club

The womcn's University club Is
entertaining this week with thrss In
teresting afternoons. Today n lunch.
con was given at the clubhouse with
Brig. Cen Ulysses Grant McAiex.
andcr. who has been called the
~Rock OF the Marine" az the speaker.
The general told of many interesting
personal experiences IN this late
var.
Friday afternoon at o'clock the
Hand Bag players viii read two fan.
tastes. The Wonder Hat and
Three Peas in a Bottle" Mrs. Philip
Marion and Mrs Frederick III. Parks
will be the hostesscs.
A bridge party win b. given on
Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock
for members and their guests. Act
ting as hostcsses are 10 be Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher and Mrs Ben L.
Moore.
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Does Fine Flour
Cause Appendicitis?
People Ate More Coarse Flour Years Ago.
Less Appendicitis Then

Where there IL already conatipa-
ton and Intestinal inflammation, the
eating OF bread or biscuits made
might possibly tend TO cause fur,her
trouble. especially whcn the bread or
biscuits are eaten freshly baked
When the flour reaches the stomach
and intestincs u " more likely to
pack into solid. pasty mas than
would the coarse whole wheat flour
used by our ancestors.
a Tr~ncherous Disease
Appendicitis attacks at any mo-
ment even persons seemingly In
preceded by Ho-called stomach trou-
bic. constipation or similar disturb
nncca. OFTEN when there liz a warn
Ing feeling of uneasincss in the alb
domen, appendicitis can be guarded
against in exactly tho same manner
In which one guards against the
spread OF throat infection. because
that IL Just what appendicitis is--Rn
Infection In the intcstlnea spreading
To the appendix. when one he's sore
throat. one can often prevent further
trouble aud the development OF in
flucnza or grippe by using an anti
septic wash or Eargle To fight the
germs and "A laxative to carry Off
the poisons from the body. Just eN-
actly the same procedure is neces-
sary to fight the Intestinal germs
and guard against appendicitis. But
instead Of an antiseptic wash for the
throat, an INTESTINAL antiseptic is
necessary.
Intestinal Antiscptic
There Is now offered to the public
a preparation having the DOUBLE
action OF an Intestinal antiseptic and
n COMPLETE system cleanser. This
pro paration. known as Adlerika, acts
aH follows.
harmful germs and colon bacilIi in
tho Intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
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l NEED
MONEY!

Ana must DO dental
work 90 set a. 4
shall give the quail
~ and wofkmsnshiD
a. always but my
prices will be a bar
gain for you.
I must raise money.
hnd I shall save you
a dollar for every
dollar you pay me
fnr Your denial wark
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


As You Like H." Shakespeare
well known and cvcrpopulnr comedy,
was presented by the senior class of
Franklin high school Friday evening
60 "a large and appreciatiyo audience.
Tho play was produced under the ~.
rcciion ~ Miss Margaret Akin. The
cast follows;
Orlando. Son Of sir Ton, parnaby
Rowland de HofHs.....s Palmer Lewis
oliver. son Of Hir Rowland De noYe $50. -.
stfstttssss4sAtt william htmbsl
isosaiind pHushtsr TO lutita TofKsrson
hahiHhod Duhet.,...s. Eunico storey
Celia, Daughter 90 MARIAN n9hb
lfederiok ....s..... Dorothy ifodson
rouchstonc. the clown waldo chamhsriin
Adam, servant TO oliver Ninton southern
Duke ksntof. bauiahad Duke George AftuH
Duke Frederick. tsurpef Carol kehinson
Am'ens' LORD attending banishsd DUKE,
Jaauss, a melancholy Lord Donald toyt
~ Hsau. couftief it.uslan teafhafot
CHARLES. srsstier 20 Frederick ...s..ss
CORN, an Old shepherd ... Harry iisnke
silvius. a shepherd Arthur Bnerk
Tn love with Phsbe william Emmsluth
William. a country
fslisw IN love William Emmsiuth
with Auafey...... Arthur husfk
49,. iseosa FROST
"'''' s"sPh"t"'Aa''' Juanita Nichols
-, Alice CLARK
N"uf'Ss e""nHr "'"e" Jean Bechmsn
FIRST Lard AKRON wheeler
second Lord. ,Lufian tleafhafdt
In1uea Dc hofas sffsd hFaNend"f
| Foresters-i.uciaa Gcerhafdt. Dirh Hen
riot. Aaron whesisr. Harold Brewer.
Court fadieh4-si~enholyu Guthrie. Carol
Ryan. Eleanor King. Edna uaufn.
| Morris Dancers Theima Wait. NirEini.
| kaebaat. NAresn Rankin. Dorothy
llunsk LnciAn teArhardt. Dick Hen
riot, Harold ftfrwcr, Aaron Wheeler,
PaEss-Ietty Shelley. Marian Green. Al.
die Nichols. Helen Grant.
Commonwealth Club
Commonwealth club will meet
Monday evening. January 10. 1T
y. IN. In the l.. G. Smith building
restaurant. Mr.. w. y. Lane Will
talk on Government Ownership Of
Raliroadn.-
Palm Circle No. &C
A. tho last meeting OF Palm
Circle. No. &c. Neighbour OF wood
craft. the annual installation of
officers waa held as follows.
Guardian neiEhbor. Jennie New.
man: adviser. Margaret Nelson:
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Wednesday Program
az Sunset CInh

ON "Wednesday afternoon. at the
Sunset club. "A Few Famous Char
actors From Grand Opera" is the
program 60 he given at o'clock
Mrs. Arthur Wilson Denny and Mrs,
Henry c. Ewing VIII bo the host,
Vsses.
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Mrs. Roberts Win
Be Hostess

Ma John Dudley Roberts will en-.
certain on Wednesday afternoon with
an informal bridge Of three tables.
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clerk. Josephine Mclaughlin.
banker. Mary !. Marsh: managers.
Hanna Oiilett and Rachel Moore.
captain Of guards. Alice Schmitz.
flag bearer. Anna Carlson: magi.
clan. Clara BniSt. attendant. Fan.
ME Vaughn: inner sentinel. Minnie
o'fiannon; outer sentinel. Pearl
Ellis: musician. Alice Hathnwa,
and correspondent. o,tclie {. Carrier.
Lowasa Campfire Girls
The Lowaza Campfire girls held
business meeting nj the home Of
Virginia PREM on Tuesday. January
10. when plans were made for "a
hike. and IL was decided that each
Girl would take n small child with
her TO care for.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY


Lincoln High School TT. 4.
Tho regular meeting of tho Lin.
colin High school PIT. A. viii be
held Tuesday. January n. Home
economies classes will receive visit.
ors az y, ~. business session In
study hRil OF annex az $40. Basket.
ball game at $40. Parents OF enter.
Ing freshmen are invited TO come
early and have luncheon with their
boy or girl.
LADY Eagles Club
Lady Eagles club viii hold their
ninth annual dance. Tuesday. ianu,
airy II. az the old X. l.. hail. First
and Pike ST.
Capitai nm W. G. r. 4.
Capitol INN w. c. r. 4. will meet
In tho Methodist Protestant, church.
corner OF John u. and ieth ave.
Tuesday. January n. An day vic
tory meeting. Good speakers will be
present. Bring lunch.
Quarante club
The Quarantc club will be enter.
tanned at the home Of Mr.. W. A.
owen. seas Admiral way. Tuesday.
Jan. IL. at s y. m. Response for roll
call. MY Pet Hobby" and BEST
short Story. ie2o.isei."
Canadian Club Notes
Opening the years festivities with
n dance and card party, the Canadian
club OF Seattle will hold It's first
regular meeting on January II az
1905 Fifth ave. The entertainment
committee. headed by Mrs W. y,
Keith and DR. I. l.. Nell. II In
charge OF the program.
John Hay PIT. A.
John Hay PIT. A. viii meet Al,
tho school Tuesday. January ~. al,
la p. m. In observance OF Thrift
week. Mrs. J. V. Smith Of the
Northwest Trust and state hank
win speak on The Household
Budget" Refreshments viii be
served during tho social hour.
ITu~tfx% VI IN0Ffets0 ttht- W WV
The trustees Of the Seattie Fcdera.
ton OF womcn'a clubs VIII meet
Tuesday. January II. 1890 a. m. at
the clubhouse.
Queen City Sunshine Club
Queen city Sunshine club will
meet at the Masonic Temple. Tues.
day. January II. at .. m. Cards.
All Eastern stars and friends In
vlted.
Highland Park TT. 4.
Highland Park PIT. A. will hold
business meeting Tuesday. Jan.
uary ~. from $50 20 Z y. m. AZ
members and patrons OF tho school
urged to attend.
Seattle Lodge No.
Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree OF
Honor. Protective association. pro
gressivc whist party. . p. m. open.
Ing game in new lodge home. Reg.
ular business session At = p. m. In
Evergreen hall. A. O. U. W. hail.
i403 Ninth ave.
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EDWIN .. BROWN
IGG Columbia ~.

For more thaB 20
years Eeattio'E lead
Ing dentist.
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Anevi~s's Dissinguished
Cempes~s-s,tsntst

ASSISTING SOPRANO ARTIST
CONCERT AND INTERPRETATION
Ameri~rn-Indisn Grand ODern.
Song and SYMPHONY
FRIDAY EVENING. JAN. 20. 1877
mt the
METROPOLITAN
Native Love songs Played Upon q
Genuine Indian Flageoi~t
Box Office sale. Metropolitan, Opens
TUESDAY. January ~. mt 10 A. ~.
Prices, 81, $3.50. ~. Use. soc, plus tar.
Management Artists Musical Bures "a
of America
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Quecn Anne Slndx Club


Queen Anne study club with Mrs.
y. II. Linton. 3sgz Finh ave. w. at
p p. m. Subjects. Edmond Ros.
,and." by Mrs. William III. Me.
Ciaakey. and General Criticism
and Introduction 10 'Cyrano dc
Bergerac..- by Mrs ~. S. Baker.
MRdruuA PIT. a.
Madrona PIT. A. meets at 3sso
.. m Reports of standing commit.
tees. Many items OF Interest 10
parents will be discussed. Mira J.
~ Lang will sting.
summit TT. A.
Summit PIT. A. wtii hold a bust.
ness meeting Tuesday. January IL.
z.so .. m at tho school.
West Side Choral So~irty
West side Choral Symphony So
ciety meets At Falrmont congrega.
Apreys harLr erx,a -. xt.~ ..tsS 80.
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Canadian Club Notes

Opening the years festivities with
a dance and card party, the Canadian
club OF Seattle will hold It's first
regular meeting on January II az
1908 Fifth ave. Tho entertainment
committee. headed by Mrs W. =,
Keith and DIR. I. l.. Nell. II In
charge Of the program.
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Quarante club

The Quarantc club viii be enter
tanned at the home % Mr.. w. A.
owen. seas Admiral way. Tuesday.
Jan. IL. at s y. m. Response for roll
call. MY Pet Hobby" and Best
short Story. ie2o.is2i."
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Canitnl i'm ~. c. 7. u.

Capitol Inn w. c. r. 4. will meet
lin the Methodist Frotertan, church.
corner OF John u. and 18th ave.
Tuesday. January n. An day vic
tory meeting Good speakers will be
present. Bring lunch.
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Aoney.baek guarantee with every
suit. Laff. the Tailor. 1905 ards--Ady,
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Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree OF
Honor. Protective association. pro
gressivc whist party. . p. m. open.
Ing game in new lodge home. Reg.
ular business session At p. m. In
Evergreen hall. A. o. U. W. hail.
1909 Ninth ave.
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tional church for rehearsal. 3 p. m.
An singers Of West Side. both men
and women. invited 10 join the or
ganlzati0n.
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Seattle business and Professional
women's club. 1913 Fourth ave. Mt
go y. m. Closed meeting Mrs
Marcc G. Ro'ch. president 81 tho he
attic Women's Advertising club. will
lead the current events discussion.
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Mrs. J. RI. Thomas. Of san Fran
cisco. is Waiting relatives IN the city.
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Highland Park PIT. A. will hold
business meeting Tuesday. Jan
uary ~. from ..so 20 4 p. m. AZ
members and patrons Of the school
urged to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence II. Ellis
motored 20 Bellinshsm saturday.
where they attended the marriagc OF
Miss Hester Gamwell and Mr.. Glen
C. Hyatt. They were the weekend
g,rests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Piper.
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Lady Eagles club viii hold their
ninth annual dance. Tuesday, ianu'
airy II. az the old X. l.. hail. First
and Pike 81.
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Mrs. Charlotte Lindbery returned
Thursday from n three months trip
10 California
The Washington herald., 1922-03-24
TILDEN WON'T PLAY.
In ENGLISH EVENT
United States Decides Not to
Send Team to Compete
At Wimbledon.

NEW YORK. March 23.-william
T. Tilden, worlds tennis champion.
has decided not to go to England
to defend his title in the tourna-
ment at Wimbledon this summer.
Tilden now is playing in Ithe ma
tional indoor mixed doubles in Bos-
ton and has a busy program of ten
mis- for months TO come.
The United States Lawn Tennis
Association, through Julien s. My
rick, announced that the matter has
been discussed with Tilden and the
executive committee. The commit
tee decided not to send any players
abroad this year because OF the cX-
pense and also because of the wear
ing effects of the travel on the play
ers themselves.
Facing keenest competition in
the Davis Cup contest. the commit
tee felt that IL was its duty to safe
guard the tennis interests of this
country and to take no chances that
might weaken the Davis Cup team"
Myrick said.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-24
RUTH'S SUSPENSION
WILL STAND, SAYS
Lands TO SCRIBES
Judge States He Has
Said Final Word on
Subject.

NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-The
suspension of Babe Ruth and Meu-
sci. OF the Yankees, imposed by
Judge n. NJ. Lands for violating
the rule on transforming, will not
be lifted.
Judge Lands, who is here on his
round OF the major league trainin.,
camps, settled that question once
for all this afternoon. 1t was whis-
pered around that possibly Landis
would relent in the matter anu
either restore the big slugger 10
good standing or at least reduce
the sentence to. fifteen days.
Before the Yanks trounced the
New Orleans Pelicans again TO-DAY
a committee of New York sporting
scribes was received by the judge.
will the suspension of Ruth and
Meusel be lifted, or reduced?" Judge
Lands was asked.
There is nothing to be said on
that subject other than what al,
ready has been said" declared the
Judge.
Judge Lands. some Of the major
leaguers are considering taking q
team to Japan. Will playing in
foreign land come under the head
of transforming asked one Of the
new sleuths.
81 cannot answer that question
without due time for considering
the facts" declared the Judge. and
his manner indicated the interview
was closed.
1t is quite clear now. whatever
the source Of the rumor that IaIth's
and Meusels punishment would be
lessened. that the Yankees will have
to worry along without their way
ward sons until May 20, OF there
abouts.
Landis and the Babe met at the
ball park. and IL there was any
resentment harbore1 by Ruth IL was
not evident. The, Judge went down
TO the bench and shook hands with
the players. In turn he came to
Ruth and congratulated him upon
his appointment as captain. The
Babe has not yet determined If
there was grim humor in this.
How are you, Babe?" said the
judge.
I'm the pink, Judge: / never felt
better in my life" was the reply Of
the swatsmith.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-24
MERIDIAN FILLY
SHOWS PROMISE
Two-Year-Old Makes Fast
Time in Workout on Old
Benning Course.

The. fastest 2-year-old. accord
ing to recent trials and workouts
conditioning at the old Benning
course of the Washington Jockey
Club for the impending meeting Of
the Southern Maryland Agricultural
Association at Bowie. April 1 to II,
inclusive, Is a daughter Of Meridian
and Sweet Flowers, in the stable OF
James W. Bean. the local sportsman.
Mike Kelly, who has this promis-
ing Juvenile in charge. reports that
she has worked, three-fifths of a
mile upon two occasions in So as
seconds and is confident that the
youngster will develop into one of
the 1929 turf sensations.
In addition to the Meridian filly,
Kelly Is also preparing at Benning
for Bowie racing the sensational
Alex b.. sou of Che
imported Lough Foyle, and winner
of four races in a row at Laurel last
fall; Rubidium, winner OF the Bowie
Claiming Stakes; Fanny Bean. Moco
and four or five promising 2-year-
Ids. .--..
Alex r. who's dam was Kitty X,
a daughter of Gotham, defeated
Good Times, ]. S.>Cosden's prospec-
tive starter in the Kentucky Derby;
on the occasion of his last appear
ance under silks at Laurel Park. He
had previously beaten Cherry Tree
and Spanish Maize in a sprint of six
Opperman and John Nor
rill in another dash of six furlongs
and Mannheim. Spanish Maize and
All over in still another race of the
same distance.
Alex II is not in the Kentucky
Derby, but will be named for the
coming renewal of the $4,000
Preakness and the $1,000 Chesa-
peake. His racing at Bowie will
be part OF his preparation for the
Preakness and Chesapeake.
Rubidium looks better this spring
than she has on the eve of any
other racing season. She is one of
the most forward of the matured
campaigners at Benning, but, at
that, all of the horses at Benning
are well advanced toward racing
condition. Rainy weather very sell
dom affects the going of the Old
Washington track. The two hun
dred OF more horses in training
there have been under the saddle
ever since the middle of February.
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of hits. In the ninth Harris. Shanks
and Torres all few out to Powell In
center.
Poeckel pulled the star play OF
the afternoon in the first when he
caught Peck's liner with his gioved
hand while travelling at full speed.
and with his back turned almost
directly toward the plate.
Goose" Goslin. playing his first
game of the series, looked very, lit
tie like the Goslin of last fall. He
managed to land one hit. a scratcpy.
affair. which took bad bound when
Ford was all set for 1t. but on his
other three trips to the plate he
looked bad Once be struck out. an
other time he rolleA to second, and
his final attempt was a little pop-up
which dropped into Ford's hands
Goslin seems to be swinging in an
arc instead of on a line straight
through as he did toward the fag
end Of last season.