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New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Mr.. Hutchinson
And Bride Here
On Honeymoon
we]l Known Clubman and
the Widow of Justice Nc
Comas Surprised Society
by Marriage on May q
IuncheonsAre Numerous
p;c,,re Show and Dance for
Home for Crippled Chill
drcn at Plaza Tonight

vr and Mrs. Cary 7. Hutchinson,
We Nj. Wedding or May 6 was sur
Tao.' .;s 20 their friends in New York,
rIss =. ne Hotel Gotham. Mrs. Hutch
are a., 80 - was was the widow of Justice L. T..
iaSen MSon.s Of the United States Su-
heooa'IC Court and was prominent in
- b's',j automatic set at Washington. Mr..
Nv .ohfreon s,f is consulting engineer. e
nng,r,t ua3,,ste Of Columbia and member
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
AN OUTLINE
OF WELLS

Mr.. Dark certainly writes with
delightful grace, spiced with swift,
keen, calculated thrusts that are
brilliant bits of characterization.
His study of H. G.. Wells is illumi-
natlng-revealing 1t is
excellent reading, whether or not
Mr.. Dark is the Gentleman With a
Duster."
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and I'm Memoriam Notices

nldD Be fclcplloncd 10 I he I ribunc
anu time up TO midnight for in.
scrtiou in The next days oopcy.
! telephone Bcekn1dn 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
DEATHS


DEATHS
hAKR-on wodaesday May 10. James,
father OF Lillian. Funeral services +
his late residence. 27e Union st. Brook
in' on frldaN ~ y ln. lntermcut
Greenwood Cemetery.
BrsrHoi i,-on May q aged - >cary.
I1Oio G4ce Heynemaul uifo of s j.
}esthoh and deer, devoted mother Lady
l'enoN olent society invited to attend tho
fnnersl, from cha pei Of saul A. Roths-
chhd. '5a West 12oth ST, Friday, May
BONCE-On MAY .. Rose. beloved daughter
Of Martin and Mary BoyCe Cnee Giliici>l.
Funeral from her late residence. 92I
iiast t5,h st. on Frldoy. May ] 2 at 80
y IN. lnterment Calvary Cemetery.
BEtINERD--At her homo in Portland.
Conn. Clara Brainerd, daughter OF the
late , lie Roy and Amelia i. Brainerd
brpther e. Le Roy Rrainerd. of forNand.
ume), AT Trinity Church. Portland, conn.
BREEN-on May o jeremiah. beloved
son of Bridget and the late Michael
Breen, native of Gorthna broses, Gnee,e,.
guilla, county Kerry. Ireland. and
brother Of Dennis. Mary, Hannah. Norah
and Bridget Breen. Funeral from O. r.
Fitzpatrich's $ Funeral Parlors 1890 ef-
!ust-n av., on Friday. at 9;15 a. IN. SOL
omn requiem mass viii be offered al the
church of the Queen OF Angels i12th st.
bNt"een "a and 81 avs At ~ a. m III
torment calvary cemetery.
BRt CEEk --on Wednesday,, May 20, n.2.
Gerard A. husband OF Flinor Tor
rick BruclSer, in his 18th year. Funersl
ser, lces at me yeS,d@nce oi ms IA me-
- iaW, Harold defilcN, ~" 'nt,sl ~,
r'o t"4us'' ~ D. o" 'A'ui Ne -''' '''
az C'oeh'
III RGr-On Tuesday. May Q, 1927, az her
rcal2Shce' ~ BSN view ~. Jersry 'I'E,
Mary q. nelo'ed "lle OF ne Ia!e JHCop
snrse' IN her tsth year ne5a, l'eS sl,9
~ l~unaral' roln tie sl'" NJ nj,
1hnrch bergen aN.. - Jersey C't9' On frl'
W" y, "'S - 'V p ~
CLARk-on TUESDAY, May p: Rert Clark,
after brief illness REMAINS AT boEe
town tuherai farlora, 45d 81. ana eth
~. ana services ~ anoN" a94ress Il Oh
fidaF' - Il. m 'fiehos !" FIte".
'';s-thf WA - ''f CO.. niHF ,,', a.
4apfhler of rno M lTte IMAM rr FnH -1.na Una
denn 900 Wast ism 81 On Sstruday
et ~ rntarn'nr+ raiv,ry
Cemetery.
Cc,7,~c o Mo-. moo .,, n fro.
,tnf1,| ,,,a,.ls '1 it - ~, iste labn
tI}i,' '>eit, - 1 I..i,, ,thr I(-iiiis,i,
1 rb ~ J., ~ ,mo .o, Sar it
,n @il,r 0 1n4e n4 ,,ta-is,, az .t Nv 49,
49,. ~ $50 ~, thsn'.n +" Arnuncia-
tion @burct .heJa renniam mass win
~, noIohrat1d i1.er,nen4 81 RaV,nond's
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12


Among others giving small luncheon
pa.' 'i'5 at Sherry.s yesterday were
Mrs. James r. Duke, Mrs. Rufus T
Patterson. Mrs. Frank y. Frazier Mr..
T. r. Thomas and Mrs. Peter Larsen
"rS. James Deering entertained .
Smati party at luncheon at the Ritz-
Carlton Yesterday. Among her ruestx
were Mrs. James A. McCrca and NJ
Frederick Lcwisohr.
Mrs. William Orr Barclay vsv.
small luncheon at tho Avignon ve.ter
day. She will sail within tho next two
weeks to pass the summer abroad.
At the luncheon Mrs. W. White
wright Watson gavc yesterday at tho
R'tz z-Cariton Miss Lucille Baldwin was
among her guests.
Among those entertaining at luncheon
yesterday at Delmonco's we're Mrs p
Lc Roy Whitney, Mrs. Charles Steele
and the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Henry V.
B. Darlington.
Mrs. Thomas Emery was hostess at
a luncheon at Sherry's yesterday for
Mrs Stanhope Nixon. Mrs. Jane.
Lenox Banks, Mrs. Morris Hadley and
Miss Katherine Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crawford en-
tertalned at dinner last night at
Pierre's. Among their guests we're Mr.,
and Mrs. Alfred f. Schermerhorn.
Mrs. Eugene s. ReynaI was hostess
at a luncheon at Pierrc's yesterday at
which she entertained for Mrs. ].
Townsend Burden and Mrs. Dennis
Sheedy, of Denver.
Among others entertaining at lunch
con at Pierre's yesterday were Mrs.
Charles Cary Rumscy and Miss Muriel
Vanderbilt
Sewers to Aid Children.
The motion picture presentation and
dance to be given by the Sewers for
the benefit of the Darrach Home for
Crippled Children will take place to-
night in the ballroom of the Plaza.
Among those who will entertain at din
ner preceding the affair are Mrs. +,
WyckofF Harris, Mrs. Charles Henry
Guye, Mrs. Louis Sayre Kerr, Mrs.
W. Lancaster and Mrs. James K. Foster.
Mrs. Henry B. Slsyback, president of
the Sewers, will have the members of
the junior committee as her guests at
buffet supper at midnight.
The last dance of the season of the
Pail Mall Supper Club will take place
in the grillroom of the Lorraine to-
morrow night. In keeping with the
season it will be a flower dance and
the gowns of all the women guests
will be white.
At the bridge party to be given this
afternoon in the Cascades, Hotel Bilt-
more. for the benefit of the New York
University Endowment Fund q box for
"The Czarina" and one for "The French
Doll" will be included in the prizes.
Among those VINO have taken tables
are Miss Julia H. Park, Miss Harriet D.
de Voc, Mrs. Charles Kingsley and Mrs.
Joh" J. Amory.
Dr.. and Mrs. Levi. S. Booth, Of New
York and Washington, announce the
birth Of a daughter on May 2. Mrs.
Booth was Miss Elizabeth Willard Stead
and is niece Of Mr.. L. B. Howland
Brown and Mr.. Paul Revere Reynolds
Early in the war she served in De-
barkstion JIspital No. s in this city,
and later f., a nurse in the Walter
Reed Hospital Washington. Dr.. Booth
went overseas during the war with the
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
"Delli.hn

The :cr rerk Herald rises tn remark
,hat "Deiltsh" he added to the list Of
literary adjectivss descriptive Of styie.
objections. We assure you. perticu-
.ariy a. any reference to "beuish''
nal. or rather the standard Nv ,xhfsh
the others are judged. "
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

THE ODDS
and comprises seven novelettes-
each one distinctly "Dellish," with
all the inimitable elements of her
pest ssnovels. THE ODDS is lust right
lot week of "between-times" read
ing-eminently satisfying versatile
~ !, Plots and, as the Herald admits,
Lhkely to keep the retail booksellers
hooert Gordon Anderson gath
efed an especially choice collection
OF oesperadoes to make life miser-
sole for Ben and Sally in
THE ISLE OF
SEVEN MOONS
and they succeed admirably. What
Win mystery. intrigue. kjdnapping
gun tights, vanishing islands. hid
ssH ss;lo treasure. gamblers, gun men,
sailors, adVenturers and esses, YOU
,t: .en count on d thrill a minute in
"as ripping yarn,
contributors to F. F. VS. col.
umn IN The Tribune probably
40 not realize that F. F. v. is
M n" honorary member of the
n., ,e~ York State Constabularv.
,sr'e. o.h,erw''e. they might not be SO
p'o"hc with their confession.
:oneern'ng such delicate sub.
iee's as hip pocket suppIies.
LIQUID and metaI-n.nnar a.
.er'ne,' libel and other typical
IIo",,sioutors " ,si topics. Mr.. Van
&c water, as he is known ex
o"c'o' discusses the exciting ex.
Ter'ences Of these efficient State
~ .nFoopers, how they operate and
-. me amazing things that l;ven
s;en!' a DAILY work, in his extraor.
snar'iy interesting book
GREY RIDERS
b, !" Suly astonishing TO find so understand
portrayal Of masculine ehorocie, a, in
SEARCH
y y. Margaret Rivers Larminie
"a &c onderSts nding1 ~'' iof sS'"-
hneiy conceived, deLco,.,,, .,1 ;.,.u
lie W r.,af ,s0rfed out theme. Wholly free from
se - 'u'saf'tles that NOR 50 much cnrrs,, IL" IT,
HILL George Wood, in The Men York
= G. P. P.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

NoNelnher ie. l92i. Julien laquiei ,or
troit. Mich. husband of - her.ne
Jaquier lnen Gcdscn1. in The s3d year
oi his age Masonic services win io hei3
hy FHrit&n Lodge 10. is5. r and A. NJ
of Hobokc :. sf WINS - AppIegate's Pa
neral fefior 225 Washington 81 NO.
bokeA. Fr.say evening Nay . fR.2 at
O'CLOCK
kREY N.rv = inca Nandiyos or ta2
BGshricE nv. be,".~a Nc of ! nm y.
and no.hc- o. Harold N suddeniy o..
p-erins ar O'Clock AZ prth's EuoercI
hapei- Is Palmetto st. near Broadway,
i'io"kyn highland Fails q. y pa
pers please copy.
La>THIEK- "wednesday. Ma, -.
1922. Cal3~ I.autiior aftor long }l!ness
Funeral from Heuss Vnderla.3nr rs
SATURDAY.. MAJ a. a. 9.3o -, '
LEHMAN Louise. beloved wife of Caniil.
-, zee. f'orence ara Al,ce Rciattvcs snd
,,6r, SIs.'. my lnF,'on 70 att.nf
f,' B'ootign 1'rldsy snse a. 900 p%fSsHr %5StI.f
of-r iowa . " '-f
i'oYp O." Ma =. 'o2a. Marion a
~ n- hi0' ~ Anna sn9 the lt;e william
lat resdence. VOORHEES, Place. Fiu.-
,6aTc. = ,lr,-l,, On ties! 81 80 ~
10 'is'Vn " or - tho,@a Nquiaas,
- ~ md ICON -, bronN. Inter-
mont 81 heNNono tomctsry
LrMHotTz- N Saraasc Lake. : or
May 3 Dr Cart Iurnhoifz rnternaent
-" ~ l' - ura7Y. NHS -
~ H-on May Q. John. beloved hus-
band Of Mar Lynch. father Of Mr. ".
1sicha Helen and Joseph |. neo-
il''is al 1ron ms ate reeidence 80 East
oS1n T'' on tr'4%%. NJ HtEh
- S,a 4H,sIn me- - nu'Gn oi - athorlne a.
'..,.o,,rT 81 80 q 49, i"'ef'"en' oa'VarE
snc c'ery-
NC ~ Alt~-Patrick. beloved son Of Ellen
mccall and brother Of Catherine Pstc-
@','' f.3"ard Me- an and Nsrie strauss.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
MAR RIAGES

rRENTIS~ CsMrBrrL On rhursdav.
Ma Vt, at So Thouss's Church h..
'he Rev. pr. Ernest s'ires, Mrs Margaret
Tompsop Campbell GaUEhter cf the late
Nr ana Mrs. Harry Grant THOMPSON
and Nj Marshall rrcatiss, son Of Mr
Henry Promise
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

OF the Metropolitan. Univers,tv 49,,
IuNedo clubs. For some tina ~ ana
mace MS home at the University CInh
ms Is AR. Hutchinson's second MAJ. Ma
mage HIS first wife was Mis- S.,
Dlmock. /, daughter of Mr.. and NJ
Hehry Dimock. who has since haa,, .s
married to Signor Giussene Cotai;n i,en
of The Italian Legation at Carsras "."''na'
The wedding of Mrs M.rao
= nompson Campbell, widow ~ Az. Az
NopeTt Lincoln Campbell, of New yorl,
and daughter of the late Mir and MrS 1rS'
Larry. Grant Thompson. of New WV ua"at. Man'
ana al Mr; Marshall Prentiss, -on Of A.
henry Prent'ss. of Rutherford n
.ooh PIace yesterday afternoon Tho
eiehsonE vas performed in the char
Wy NY o. ~. ihomas's Church by the Rev
br. Ernest NJ. Stires. Only n.n,t i.es'
o. the immediate family we're nroao,'+
The bride, who has made her 1.Mr, hnn,o
t,e,r'so5 nere TOR severa years, has Just re- re.
turned from Paris.
MY. frentiss, who is n graduate &c
,SIe' o'. served overseas i'm the Worl6
war as captain OF infantry. attacbod
- the personal staff Of Major Ccnerai
George w. Read. 'e"eia'
Mrs. John r. Drexel entertained -.
luhcneon yesterday at the Ritz-Carl
ton. Mrs. Morton l.. Schvartz r.s
among her guests. was
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Mrs. William Orr Barclay gave q
small luncheon at tho Avignon vest.r-
day, She will sail within tho next two
weeks to pass the summer abroad
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

At the luncheon Mrs. W. White
wright Watson gave yesterday at the
Rltz- Carlton Miss Lucille Baldwin was
among her guests.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Among those entertaining at luncheon
yesterday at Delmonico's we're Mrs. Fl.
Lc Roy Whitney, Mrs. Charles Steele
and the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Henry V.
B. Darlington.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Mr., George Gordon Moore enter
tanned Field Marshal French at dinner
at ShcrrN's last night
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
THE ODDS

Miss Dells new book is called
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Mrs. Thomas Emery was hostess at
a luncheon at Sherry's yesterday for
Mrs Stanhope Nixon. Mrs. James
Lenox Banks, Mrs. Morris Hadley and
Miss Katherine Holt.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Mrs. Hill Gives Luncheon
In the group entertained at b,rch.oo
yesterday at Sherry's by Mrs. Lncv
Cox Mn were Mr.. and Mrs.
DreNc' Biddle jr. and Nine. Pedro do
Baro. uc
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. William Crawford en-
tertained at dinner last night at
Pierre's. Among their guests we're Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred f. Schermerhorn.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

NJ ackay Roosevelt unit. He served with
the rank of captain for twenty months.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

~ HttENT-Elien. widow of the late John
Nugent OH Wednesday,. MAY 10 Funeral
from her iate residence. 235 west 135tl1
St on Friday, May l.? AZ 10 a N
thence 70 81. Charles Borromeo's 3 Church,
st s.. and eth av-, where a solerr n
kfnAlN or1it fnurnrs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Among others entertaining at lunch
con at Pierre's yesterday were Mrs.
Charles Cary Rumscy and Miss Muriel
Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal was hostess
at luncheon at Pierrc's yesterday at
which she entertained for Mrs. J.
Townsend Burden and Mrs. Dennis
Sheedy, of Denver
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

-<''''T'- 7F'TIF- NsUF FFe- - 4 J Nehel,
passed away quietly Wednesday, morn
ing: vas = tuerr'hc of Companions -
l7"restNrs q America and N.ttonal Vaude.
nc Ar' lists. ''ornpanion= of r-orcster-
or America services FrideN, p M. Fu-
Hor9' from hor late resiJNucc. 2ds Vest
1l6th So. on SATURDAY ~ $50 a n
fhence 10 Church Of 81. Thomas Inter
r1rnt Calvary Eo,netA-,.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

MrS. James Deering entertained
maj party at luncheon at the Ritz-
'srltom yesterday. Among her guests
Mere Mrs. James A. McCrca and Mrs.
Frederick Lcwisohr.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Among others giving small luncheon
par'i'I at sherry : yesterday were
Mrs. James r. Duke. Mrs Eufrs
Patterson. Mrs. Frank y. 11razier NJ
t. L. Thomas and Mrs Peter Larsen
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

PETTJGHEN Suddenly At me residence
% his son Walter Y Pettig-ev ato
Castleton av., staten Island John r, IN
his S3l year. Funeral sorVices Friday
evening. May ~ at 80 p m. Inter
lrient II TrlnaH.ick Y Y
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

NJ RRAN--N James on Nav 10 Al.
his residence. lflaale av. Jamaica,
!. l., husband Of Edith NJ and father os
Winiam James tr Funeral from st.
Monica g church. Friday, IS m In
torment az Center Moriches. /. / Auto
mobile cortege
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

RI EHI AT Corona, l.. /. on Ma r. i53.
Rosa (n~e OtD. beloved Wife OF Andrew,
Ruehi, o. East Kingsiana av. CoronA
Funeral services IT 1880 q. m. Sstur-
day. May l5 lnterincnt Wyodlawn
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

Trotter Equals Worlds
Mark for g. Year Olds
in Winning First Heat

| LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 3.-Frank
H. Ellis Lee Worthy, driven by Ben
White, won the thirtieth renewal of
the Kentucky Futurity In convincing
style this afternoon, equalling the rec
ord for the stake and the worlds rec
ord for three-year- colts in the first
heat. This is the same winning COM
bination that landed the junior di-
vision Of the same stake on Monday.
The bad behavior of Peter Earl,
causing him to be distanced in
the opening heat, was great disap-
pointment to the crowd, as it had
been expected that great battle would
be staged by the pair.
Peter Earl was acting badly when
the horses were first scored and upon
finally getting the word made break
and almost ran over the outside fence
near the eighth pole, getting SO far
with the field.
The result:
S'if fAoA--r"o 81 900 % iAAAN-roN'N
Robert NJ. blk. g.. by Western :,
1aadie nGy sPPesal'yb Peteh :. g. by Dan \
Mesine Inc" Direct si''ci. ch M. by wal
ter Direct (Byrode). ........ dis
R@adio @ blk; blk G. (Harn .::;...... 2 3 ro
Kitty McKim, Toleda, Platinum. Jane r..
Kentucky Lass and Lady Todd also started.
Time--2:o4%. 2:oJA. 2:oe%. 2:os.
YEAR R-oLDs-Two IN THREE-
PURSE $4,000
Lee Worthy, br; c., by Lee Axworthy-
Emma, Emma iWhi., Smith, by Morgan AK :,
Bunter, blk. c., by Beiwin iRonemire). .
Edith Worthy, b. f.. by Guy Asworthy
Mlsdy Guy. b. t.. by Guy A.worthy
Helen Onion and and Peter Earl also started.
Time-2:o3M. 2:o6A.
2:oe TRoT-Two IN THREE-PURsB.
David C.. b. e., by Porto Rico {Bunch)
Clyde the Great, br. c., by Peter Mont
gomery (Lemmlein). )...-......... Q
Miss Ellen Todd. b. m, by Todd Mack
Dorothy pay, ch. m. by Peter the
Great (McG!rr) ........... 3 G
Cermelita Hall. br M (Murphy) ....
Baron Worthy, Peter Pluto, Toppy Todd
also started
Time--2:o5M. 2:os1a,
2:os PACE-Two IN THREE-PURsE.
$1,000 UNFINISHED
John Henry, b. g., by Whkoe (Cox).. /
Lucy /, Blk m, BY Dallas M. .'::: Jr.
Main Direct. b. g.. by Merry Direct
Juno b. m. tvalentine). ).......... )....::.
Logan Hedgewood also started.
Time--2:03A, 2:04&.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Laurel Results

First race tfor nader. two -year-olds;
lilies siowances purse A$16 fKyesabn1a
so ssf saa6 ana $40 ~Sn sun
sSiate ,i9asaor1 i1t fMeGane5s $50 third Tine
Ray l.. and Miss Miami also ran.
Second race tsteeplechase; for four-year-
roids and upward cl8ming; purse $4,000;
about two miles, sl-Crest Hill, 146 (Byers),
tsmpson). siioi snj.' $50 and $40. second: Sea
scot. 144 (Iioward). $S.7o, third. Time,
= so Perhiomen LIE Marsouin, Enrlco
Third race ffor three year olds and up
iongsj-,JoeE scot. lo7 tMeln9. $3.50; sa2o
na s250 sso w9n rlaes es Rse
SS10. third. Time, 1:14. Blackstone. Mr..
y, IIiasdale. st. Quentin and Anticipate
also ran.
Fourth race tfor two-year-olds; allow
Rnces purse $1,000; six furlongs)-R
.ro7 (Keogh). $3.50. $3.20 and s26o' won
Int. 1ol lwalls). sS.4o, and $3.50, SECOND ,c11,
} ;l3 i-5. valador, Doughoregan, Luminist'
Daniel and Bucado also ran.
Fifth race (the Capital Handcapi for
three-year-ol and upward $1,000 sdded ID
lLangl. si4$o ana s.; second; Careful
Knot, Prodigious, tray jay, tYankee
Star. Baby Grand and Calamity Jane also
ran
added starter. not coupled with Calam-
ity Jane tCoupled, Quincy Stable entry
Sixth race (for three -year-olds and up
ward; ella aiming; purse s1,37s. OIL; one mile
and an eighthl1'Ross r., JOS ~ gBuilm,an1 man
JOS (Bruening). 81 and $3.50, second Star
Realm. l13 (Maderia), $3.40, third, Time,
s1:551-5. King Trojan. Not Yet. TingiinG,
Moody, Queen Blonde 'Gath and Troma
also ran.
b coupled, Grant and Akers entry.
Seventh race (for three-year -olds and
mile and "a sixteenth) king John, Ill
tMccrann), s1o,2o $500 and $32e. won;
Copper Demon. 100 (Ponce). $3.50 and
wood), $2.4o, third. Time. 1:47 rs. Dolly
<, Citation and Cote Or also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

First race tpurse, s1,4oo; for three-year-
Soa Sds ana ana six
won won; 8, Golden Floss; ios lHeupeY. $3.50
ts;zSeellerl saae. thrd l'O11i Time is l:is -
Marjorie Mckay and Mahony also ran.
:, Second race (purso, s1.4oo: for maiden
three-ye ear oids and upward; allowances;
one. one mile and thl-Michael J.
won; Cruzern. 110 tRallsl, S11.20 and
81 70. second: Interloper, 100 (McDermott).
500, third. Time, l:47 AS. Miss Gle
North Tower also ran.
o,dla Third S1ns race purse: s14oo; for twoyear
longs11Ma M an,ovrc Mad, 1os a. Mcper-
Churchill, los (Brothersj. s" " ss6-5c o5I; and and
$aS:Go' - second; Belle Amie los lKennedy),
Coliette, Deerie. Finday superbum. Be-
dazzle. Dinah Dean, Null Secundus and
Iheina X, also
Fourth race (purse. $1,000: for three
aso,nga)--Wh!te Star, 1o7 tCorcoran), ssslo,
$3.50 and $3.50, won; Easteslde, lo7
s Raaron Gs a11 ~ SssS Poo 5Ghn
Time, 1:ia 3-5. Janku. - Auntie Antt, 'hIap maT
Guy'nor,, cernarvon. Sea Court, wap!ttii wtii
ana aedrian also ran.
Firth race (The Fountain SQUARE Purse.
for two-yoar -olds: allowances; purse, ST.
soo; six furlongs )-Skeez!x, 1903 tKennedvj
$50, 20 and s290, won: Bo Mcmillan n
ssla tHeupell, SS.so and $3.50. second In
~ tMnleInorlani, lsl los a. Wilson,. S4.o0, third.
rhne LIZ As. Resting Time. Victoire,
1hief me Curry, Prince X, Aspiration and
Sixth race (pursc. sl,4oo: for three
year year -oids; claiming; one mile and a six
SSeent Sdd * erguson, 1o7 ca. Wison>, s7.Go.
ss;1q and $3.50. won; Flying Prince
,1ardoe 11Mgdnerm9tt1 4f5 p s72o and ss.4o, second; !;
YotSah Yis ilo thennedg, s24o, third. Time,
Pumps. Little Patsy and Randel also ran.
seventh race tpurse, $500; for three.
year yea -oios ] ana upward; claiming one mile
SSkennedy), $40. s4.so and $40. won
loay, Jog tW. Pooll. S55 80 and S3so. sec.
Tna, TiTn, Buttiion' 1o6 tSharpe), s2.7o. third.
ana sands Of Pleasure also ran. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Latonia Entries

First race (purse $1,000; claiming: for
swhirl. 100; Isosceles, 100; wayward Lady,
100: Wake Up. 104: Commander NC
Z aIeekin. les; Lady Astor. 106; Banker
Brown, 1o7
Second race (purse s14oo; for maiden
two -year-old FLIES; Ave and a half fur
Romping Mary, 1la; Cheplet. l12 Grass
joret 1l2; Prestoltte, liz: Violet Ma
honey. lI2; Princess dOuilly, 1l2; Sunny
Ducrow. 112 Also eligible: Thelma X,
1l2; Alluring. 1l2; BE Quick, 1l2; Beach
Beauty, 112.
+ Third race (purse si,4oo; claiming: for
three year-olds and upward; mile and an
: eighthl,- Pirate McGee. ios;, SHUTS. 1o6:
billy Star, LOG; War Prize, los: Walnut
Hall. los; Sea Prince. 10s: Travesty, 112.
Fourth race tpurse s1,4oO; claiming; for
tour-year-olds and upward; six furlongsl-
"a "A: n; Akin, lo$; orlova, 1o5; Twinkle
Ed Garrison, 1oSi Sewen Combs. 1GS: Sun
God, los; May Bodine. 112; Charles Henry,
116; Dalvo, 1f5; Sway 1os Also eligible
Forestetre. l0o; Virgo, los: Plus Ultra
los; Herald 1o3: Trooper, los; "Bue
Paradise, zoe.
Firth race tpurse $4,000; sinton Hotel
mile and seventy yards) Best Pal, 1o6 ;
Guy. io7; startie 1Os DIR. Clark, 1l2 +
/. Lady Madcap, ll2; Rockminster ll5
; Sixth race tpursc s1.40e; claiming; for
Bosh. io6; Roidgold. lOs; away, los ;
RED Arrow, lo6; Blue Bird, 107: sChtva
f1o7; Sam Mcbride. lo9 Reel Foot 100
Salon, ies Macbeth, l12; Leslie I17 Mr.
Lee, lee. Also eligible: Lucy. 1903; Cash
Ill: Golden Crest, Ill; Stump jr, los !;
+Piednlont, 1lo; Dapper Dan. lee.
Seventh race (purse s1.4oo; claiming; for
three-year- olds and upward mile and
seventy yards allies and mares}-sLocust
Leaves, 1ol; 'Labou6e. 101, Escarpoiette,
Io3; Lady Mother, los: Cutup, 1o7; %Diana.
IoI; oo-la-ls. 101: LONELINESS, 1OS;
sGeorgette, lo4; sDimples. 1s6: Merle, l0S.
apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

traipsed on the field swathed in fo,, ~ :
heavy handages. No wonder his price
skgrocketed from to 2 to to /,
10 make matters worse, Sande was
absolutely left at the post. Then
when he tried to rush up on the in
si0e ne was pocketed and kept pocketed
tiii almost the stretch turn, where he
came to the outside under a Furnishing
WHIP. In the short run through the
stretch The Almoner made up some
ten lengths Of ground. but not until
the very last stride did he get UP to
high Speed, the favorite, which also
closed with rush and came from far
back to race down Good Time, which
was. contender all the way.
Outsider Wins by Head
A real blanket finish among Roseate
II, Chile and Black Friday, that. fin
lshed In the order named, inaugurated
the afternoons festivities. These were
short heads apart at the end. 1t looked
as II Bud Fishers Black Friday would
have won had he, not been ridden close
by Chile through the stretch. Sande's
claim of foul was not allowed,
John E. Madden cut o. melon in the
third race when he put over Broom
flax in q gallop Of mile and seventy
yards. This one was much the best and
won handily at the end after being
man-handled all the way by B. Mari
nelli.
The real good things Of the after
noon graced the last two races. r. T.
Wilson's Vendor, which dallied around
between l to 2 and evens, beat cheap
field at mile and furlong just as he
pleased. E. Bell laid off the early
pace, but kept Vendor much closer
than usual, and turning into the
stretch came away at will.
z. c. Bain's George, to 5 shot,
won even more easily for Earl Sande,
who followed the pace of Nose Dive to
the stretch, then came away in q romp
to win by four lengths. Nose Dive
barely lasted to save the place from
the fast closing Duncecap