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LARGEST SHIPMENT BY RAIL

A solid train of 125 freight cars
carrying over 25,OO0,O0O Red Cedar
Shingles from the Hunting Merritt
Lumber Co., sufficient to roof over g.
900 average sized houses representing
town of over 10000 people, is now
enroute over the Chicago & North
Western Ry. for Chicago and the East
This is the largest single long dis
lance shipment of this kind ever
moved by rail- If the shingles were
laid end to end on the ground, they
would reach over four Thousand three
hundred miles, and over II, $50, 900 SO.
feet could be covered if the shingles
were laid sideby side in a square.
Starting at Seattle and placed on
the ground end to end, they would
reach to New York City and three
quarters of the way back to Seattle.
The manufacture of Red Cedar shin
giles is one of the principal industries
of the Province of British Columbia.
573,614,OOO feet of Cedar logs were
cut in the forests in 1923. and very
large proportion of this was used to
produce shingles The estimated value
of the single mills is between $4,000
900 and $1O,OOO,0O0 and the value of
the 1923 output is placed at $1O,OOO,,-
900.
Trees from which shingles are made
Red Cedar, grow to tremendous sizes
along the western slopes of the Pacific
Coast. They often measure ten feet in
diameter. This timber thrives in dis
tricts subject to the greatest rainfall
and it is an accepted fact that there
is as much Red Cedar and of as good
a grade in British Columbia as any
where else in the world.
Two thousand years ago many of
these Red Cedar trees were even thea
ng giants Of the forests. The coast
Indians knew their value for certain
purposes, as wood that would prac
tically last forever and they called Red
sdar "The Tree of Life" They used
it in the building of their gigantic war
canoes. These large seagoing canoes,
ed years Of labor in the
building, were cut from single tree
of Red Cedar
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STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN

AUNT Emmy" said Jane, 81 wish
you would make something clear to
me. Last night Mr.. Wilkins and Ted
were talking about bonds Mr.. Will
kins said a lot about public utility
bonds, whatever that means, and
seemed to think that they are the
greatest things ever, so I thought
maybe Ted and l might buy one with
that $1,000 Daddy gave us for wed
ding present, but I'd like to know
more about them first"
"You have the makings OF finan-
cier, Jane" laughed Aunt Emmy,
Since you have sense enough to stop,
look and listen before you buy. like
public utility bonds, too-that is, good
ones. They are bonds issued by cor
porations that serve the public with
something useful, hence the name,
public utility. The gas company, the
electric light and power company, the
telephone and similar companies are
public utility corporations. Their
business is based on real public needs
But it is also essential that they be
well managed to be- good invest
ment.
"Of course there are other bonds
equally good Always bear in mind
that when you buy a bond you loan
money to the corporation whose bond
you buy You do not buy share of
the business, as you do when you buy
stock. The bond you buy bears in
terest, and this interest must be paid
to you before the company can pay
out single cent in dividends. New
ertheless bonds must be carefully Sc
lected with the advice Of someone
who knows"
"How do you think one can know
If a company is safe or not, Aunty? ?"
asked Jane
We'll, that is difficult. But should
say that if company whose bonds.
you fancy has been doing good
business for ten years and has not
failed to pay dividend during that
time the chances are that 1t will keep
on doing as we'll unless something en-
tirely unforeseen occurs The best
thing to do is to check up your own
opinion with your banker Once you
A@FS DOu5Al UOAOS LII d1y COl pOl dJlVu
don't put them away and forget them
Seek your banks advice from time to
time and keep informed of the prog
ress of the corporation you are inter
ested in. If you see anything in the
papers that alarms you in any way go
at once to your bank and ask their
advice about selling out and reinvest-
ing in something else. Banks have
facilities for keeping in touch with
financial conditions, and they are al
ways glad to help" ANNE B. AYMEs.
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The girl should walk in the middle.
(2) It is better form to say May have
this dance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-26
From WASHINGTON

Congressman's Wife - Waketup,
George, there are robbers in the house
Congressman - Impossible, dear.
but not in the House.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-26
Encouraging

Tourist don't think much of this
boat. 1t has been leaking ever since
we left shore Has any one ever been
lost here?
Guide-Oh, no. We've always found
them again in day-or two.
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A New Arrival

Governor Con secret inspection trip
Open the gate, please.
Gate Keeper (asylum) -Whatcha
want?
Governor want to come in.
Gate Keeper Sorry sir but it's
against the rules.
Governor-But I'm the governor of
this state.
Gate Keeper right in-you
should have told me that at first
You'll find Napoleon, Helen of Troy
and Louis XVI right over there.
They've been waiting for yoA
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Meetinn comnetition

An enterprising grocer in London
put sign in the window which read.
our groceries are served to the King.
Next day his competitor also had a
sign. 1t read God Save the King
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A Good Substitute

IF one can't look either handsome
or intellectual one should at least be
able to look digaified
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With No Place to Go

Professor-Thi mad haste of ours
will in time destroy the race
Business Man-That will be a
strange sight in few generations
nothing left but messenger boys.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-26
ETIQUETTE

Dear Miss Flo: When introducing
two people, is it correct to refer to
one as my friend For instance. Mrs.
....--........-., may present my friend,
Miss ..-....-.....?. (2) When vegetables
are served in side dishes, should they
be eaten from the side dish or taken
on the plate? (3) When corn is served
should it be eaten with fork or with
a spoon.
Thank you. G. M.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-26

Dear Miss Flo: When two boys and
girl are walking together, should
both boys walk on the outside or
should the girl walk between the
boys? (2) When asking girl to dance,
is it proper to say, Have you partner
for this dance, Miss ------------, or is it
better form to say, May 1 have this
dance. j. S.
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she-Ruth refused Freddie two
weeks ago and he has been drinking
heavily ever since.
Cynic-That's the trouble with Fred
he never knows when to quit cele-
brating
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-05

racter hispano americana, Eugc1llo Ma
ria de. Hostcs. Despu6s de dar crenta
con algunos tolcgranas. y cartay cruza-
das entrc el Hon. Ccmisionado y el
Hon. Prasidents del Tribunal supreme,
Presidents &c Ia Association de Eostos,
correspondence que fue leida por 81
senior Narciso varona, secretario Mu-
nicipal. ,Ira .vez conocido asi1nisnlo
eI objeto de aquella session, Sc procedie
a organizar el conit6 local aludido, QIe-
dando const;trido de la manera que
apuntamos: Tresidente, doctor Jose Ba-
rreras; vice -presiderte. Lcdo. Fulgen-
clio Pinero; tesorerc, don simphcio Cor
dero; secretario don Jose outrage; vo
Gales, Sra. Carmen de Rexach, Srtas.
Carolina Fernandez Camen Justo, Pa
oDita Duchesne, Julia Gonzalez Sc
flores Clenentc Fereda. P6lix Rexach,
Oscar Poyrata. Jose N. Arzuaga, An
tonic Quidgley y Angel GonEalez. FL
6xito de esta patri6tica empresa ha de
ser admirable, pies que Sc desplegara
por ell comit6 y la comunidad todo el
espiritu ardoroso del sentimiento pa
trio. HiJos de cervantes Cooperaran.
NoTA LUCTUcrA:
Dej6 dc morar entire nof fotros en- n
noehe del jueves % de febrero la viz
tilosa matrona doila Evangelista Diaz
de Carri6n madre de la seiiorita Merce-
des Carrion, maestro cargo de, Ia es-
cuela Almod6var, despu6s de una pro
longadisi1na enferInedad. Tan pronto
fu6 conocido tan doloroso acontecimien
to por las escuelas, ell senor Qnidgley,
en- representation de estas en- general,
pas6 una carta de pesame laedistin-
guida compafiera fanlilia. El ca1nite
de duelo dc los Hijos de Cervantes Sc
persona en- seguida casa de Ia, fc-
necida para der ccnocer en- nombre
dc la sociedad el s6ntiniento de dIle' 0
dc la nnislna. Las distinguidas compare
ras de la AIrnod5-ar, aehorea vaFaue7
y. Fnster y las seiioritas Morales j. Pc
ia preparsron una muy bella corona
de flores natllrales y los nifos portarou
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Los soc1AiLIsTAls DECflARAN QUE
LA UNlCA soLUcIoN DE LA CRt
SIS MINISTERIAL DE BELGICA, Es
LA FoRMAcIoN TE UN GA
BrNETE socIA1IsTA


y. BRUSELAi5, mario 4.(Cable fran
ces. )-7Los, socialistas tratan por to-
dos los raedios de convencer al rey Al
perto dc que Ia lnica solaci6n possible
para Ia actual criTisq del goo5erno bel
ga eslla formaci6as de I'm gabinete So
cialista. Los socialistas para tratar de
convenccr al Rey, ponen como ejem-
pic q gesto del Rey de5.la Gran Brc-
tafaa que acept6 la formacion del gabi-
aete Spor los nienbros del Partido La
borista. Les socialistas be'gas han for
1nado TN gabinete v 10 han llevado a
la consideration del monarca.
Todo haco Greer que Ell Gabinete de
Theunis sera reconstruido.
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oTRo 1NcEND1o

.NF
Como a las cuatro de Ia madrugada
del dia 90 del mes pasado, Sc desarro-
10 en- Ell cal.ej6n San Juan de Ponce,
un violento incendio que redujo a ce-
iizas una casa propiedad de Felipe We
ga Fabre de dos plantas y fabricada
de MADEIRA; otra de victir M. Ramos
v otra de Esther Moral y otra mas pro-
piedad de Joaquin Rodriguez Pagan
Cast todas estas propiedades estaban
aseguradas. La casa por donde CO.
memo ell incendio, estaba valorada en-
5000 y tamb:en estaba asegurada.
Por las autoridades, Sc esta practi-
cando la investigation correspondent
te.
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ramos de Rcres dnrante el acto del
sepelio. Algnnas conlpaneras de. Ia Mu-
loz Rivera lie dedicaron coronas Los
Hijos de Cervantes asistierons los fil-
neralee, asi como cssi todos los macs
tros de la zona rrbana. La manifesto
ciA1 de duelo puhlico fus imponente.:
uoacnrrieron muchas personals de los
pueblos cercanos, entire elias nuchos
parientes de la faInilia en- pena. For
maron la comisi6n de duelo los sefio-
res jose A. Principe, en- nombre de los
Eijos dc cervantes, los sehores Pi-
nero " Cordero. Todos pronunciaron
sentidisimas oraciones fInebres. iPaz
. sis restos, gloria a su espiritu re-
signaeion IA familia!
PRO BANDA EscoL.AR:
Hoy ha salido de nuevo la comisi6n
pro banda Y eeperalnos que tengs 6xi-
to seguro. Adentas dc la Central Jun
cos one ha- ofcecido cuatro claainetes,
el. seficr crivt6bal Colon ha donado una
hermosa novi7la, Ell senior Felix Rexach
I'm instrumentu, Ell senor Mendez (Ma-
nueD otro, y otros mas que direrdos
pronto. La actfva comisi6n compuesta
dc los sefiores, doctor Jose BarreraT,
simpEcio cordero, Felix Rexach Y os-
car Porrata Y Ramon 'Gliani'l, Sc musve
entnsiasticamente. lEstinulos!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GENERATES
Durante el mes de febrero nos visi-
taron los .conpetertes inspectoras gene-
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Una cdntanfe americana, erla-
morada de Espafo, ud a contar
en- NueUu York

cipales centres liricos de Espafia y,
al propio tempo que. interpreta COM
positores extranjeros, Sc encarifi6 con
la masica nacional y ha llegado ser
una trfunfal encarnadora de muchas de
sus mejores obras. Beethoven, Bra
hams, Schubert, Mozart, Lohr, le han
Waldo raidosos exitos. En- Ell Tfvoli
de Barcelona, por ejemplo, interpreted
Miss Harris 'sNon so pid'' de 'tLas
Bodas de Figaro" y Adelaide y
"Ah perfido'' de Beethoven en- forma
que le vali6 elogios encendidos de la
crft;ca.
En- el ssLiceo', cant6 Bohemia,
.Eohengrfn' s'Traviata''; pero pre-
fiere los conciertos. ssEl teatro, dice,
lie quita a uno mucha libertad''. Ha
sido aclamada en- Francia y en- Italia
tambien, pero Espafia es el pals que
mas qriere de los que ha recorrido. Ha-
bla castellano con absolute maestria y
cuando la conversation Sc hace vibran
te la charla gentil de esta neoyorquina-
espahola lorna hacia Barcelona, Ell ca
ITALIAN surge en- su voz cantante con do
c'hdad de nativa.
Madrid y Barcelona, observa, son
dos centros de intensisimo gusto artis-
tico. FL publico entiende y siente la
mdsica como en- pocas parties, los artis-
tas son criticados severamente pero 81
pasan Ell fallo Sc les aplaude y adrnira
con un entusiasmo que mediterranean
to colma ell orgullo de uno. Por ESQ 20
quiero y recuerdo tanto aquel pais...''
& Miss Harris, en- efecto, hermosa, in
teligente, de belleza que Sc antoja La
tina por Ell espafolisimo donaire en- Ell
decir, .refere episodios gratisimos, Tie
ne gestos ssalidas'' castizas y I'M
r.suefio humor de la TERRA.
ICON Directorio todo, exclama
jovial, Espafia es 81 pals de la YER
dadera nbertad. 70 soy moderna, ha-
bio cuatro idioinas, soy enfermera gra-
duada sefora absolute de mi vida.
Pues en- Espafia es donde pueden go
zarse mas alegremente todos los dones
de la existencia..... iQu6 sol, que aire,
cue hores.... Y la gente tan gentil, tan
cordial tan buena..,. 70 me he pasea-
do con alpargatas, en- un mant6n de
Manila, baia lin sombrero cordobes..''
En- se's rneses, la sehorita Harris di6
en- Cataluiia mas de cincuenta concier-
tos. Musica de los mas grandes macs
tros hispanos actuales-Falla le mere
ce vibrantes elogios- -estaba siempre
en- sus programs. Y La m1sica popular
mas scastiza le es familiar.
Miss Harris va a conocer pronto
Hispano America: s'esa es la forma de
mi entusiasmo por Espafia'', explica.
Ira prirnero Puerto Rico. Pero antes
dara en- Nueva York varios concier-
tos. Esta noche, de carload, canta en-
el Bronx Hospital Y tiene su programa
nimeros en- cuatro cinco idiomas:
espafiol y catalan en- primer lugar.
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MISS MARIA HARRIS, EsPANoLI-
sIMA, ARTIsTA Y ENTUsTAsTA,
HARA UNA BELLA EXHIBICLON
DE LA MAS EscoGIDA MUsIcA
HISPA1TA

No es psco frecuente en- ''La Prem
sa' recibif visitas de norteamericanos
que hablan la sonora lengua de Rspa-
ia o que conozcan nuestras nacionea.
Pero cuando Miss Mary Harris, exec
lente cantante Y bella mujer visit6
esta casa, ssofpresa fue general. La
sefiorita Harris, en- efecto, no s6lo hav
bla perfectamente espafiol y conoce es-
pl6ndidamente Espafa, sino, que Sc ha
asimilado Ell espiritu la inventiva,. el
entusiasmo y La vibrante, algeria. de
nnestras mujeres, sin perder un genus-
no gesto americana que agrsga pican,e
gracfa al contraste con su personali-
dad casi hispana.
!, Miss Harris ha vivido en- Espaiia
muchos amos. De sus deambulaciones
por la peninsula entera, que la han da-
do un conocimiento extraordinario de
su pueblo, sus costumbres, sus monu-
mertos hist6ricos y sus mas Salientes
personalidades, la bella norteamericana
--=sisoy casi espafiola'', reptile gentil-
nente--evoca episodios gratos v pin
torescos con singular placer. Ha resi-
dido especialmente en- Madrid y Bar
celona, de cuyas ciudades guarda un
recuerdo gratisimo. Y no contenta
con dominar excepcionalmente el-. es-
rafiol, habla con acento harcelones en-
catalan. M
X es que Miss Harris, notabilisirna
soprano lirica, de educac.6n musical Y
artistica perfeccionada en- Italia. ha
consagrado su renombre en- los prin-
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CE:.lyTR

Hdificio constrnfdo expregnineats psfo
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascsnsor, Habitaciones con baao' Te
l6fono. Timbres. Earbesfa = cnapf".
vsuuiere eli Moderno Comfort.
Ilan Erlropeo American Plan
nesds 800 $50. Desde Sc 30 S.ba
restaurant . la Carta. c'ih.srto Sl.0n
sAN JOSE No. 12
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NINOL
E rlejOr I6Diel del
MIIldD IS
Para Ancianos 7 J6venes

Rosary Hin Home. IIa X wtforne. Nueya
York.--'IIe usoyio yfhol sen hluchos pa
cientes debiles, eTllaciados sin ftler-
zas. ha bIendo obtenidasN sNesultados muy
satiSfactorios. Una 5oEen estaba tan
debilitada que solamenfe arrastrandose
pudo llegar hasta el asilo ~ solicitar mi
ayuda. LIE Gil Vfroi liberalmente al
cabo de un mes estaha tan bien que
apenas la conocf. Recobr6 las fuerzas,
engroSo sus mejillas adquirieron ese
color sonrosado que demuestra buena
salud."-M. Alfonso Lathrop, Madre
Superiora.
Canton, Misisipf, Z. U. A.-"Yo tengo
70 amos de edad y me- debilite tanto
Sdebido los Gieetos deepna .gripe que
llegue a terner por milf salpd. SineT1-
barge, con ell uso de Vinol recobre
compietamente Y ms siento rejuyene-
cida .liena de yida."-Sra. Lizzie
Baldwin.
listed tambien puede fortificarse
mejorar su salud tomando Vinol. So
licite hoy naisnio una botclla de su
Farmaceutico.
De yenta en- las Farmpci Y Droguerfns
Chester ksnt Coz pisiribrlssrss. Dstro Mich. e. O. L.
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r AS pilas y bateffas EVEREA-
LDY han demostrado ser con
naucho las rncjores para radio. Du-
ran mas tempo, presta'l servlcIc
mas sstisfactoTic y son las mas
econonicas que es possible comprar.
Las batcrias 'sB" EYEREADY,
para el circuito del electrono de
placa. Sc l1acen de 22M y dc As vol
ties. EwSn perfectaneylte aisladas
3 prov;atas de los oonectado res &c
rescrte Fahilestock que psrmlten
haEsF conax.onSs rapidas y seguraS.
Las plas secss "a" EvEREABY
ron de raEcha mayor dETacion ouc
ningua otTa pila SEGA egrplead5 para
radio. FL a1srulador A" EVE
gSEA DT sesiel r.,ejor dc su clase QUO
So fabgica.
Las baterias sNThreen EVEREADY sc
hacen con e,eruentos de gran tainano son
e:straor7irariaT1ei:te potertes, baio deter
r1snadsss coadicicres pueden emplsarse COMO
bate-ia "A como bsteria tB" o como
Ia. esia
Fisase ver las piias baterias EVE
READY para Radio en- los establecimieE-
toS del rarau-
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ANDoNIE.
NoTAs EscohAREs DE JuNcos
PRO MONJMENTO TToSToss


PRO MONUMENTo HoSToss 4.
Previa convocatoria del Hon. Conf
sioI1ado de servicio Pdblico, doctor Jo-
Sc Barreras, Sc efectu6 en- la noche del
jueves altilno una reunion en- Ia espa-
.ciesa saIa del ayuntamiento Gle esta al
truista poblaci6n con Ell objeto de. or
'ganizar Ell eomite local Pro Hostos que
Sc encargara de colectar los fondos in
tsispensables para cooperar q la. erec-
ci6n del monhsnento que ha immortal
lizar v .dar q conocer las generacio-
nes pressntes de jovenes y. ninos, y
las por venir, La gallarda noble fl
gura del sabio portorriqeeSIo, de ca
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Continuation de la pag. 81

:
su seno con TN ciudadano correctisimo
y entusiasta.
SR,. ROSARIO:-El Sr. Jose G. Rosa
rio, que fue Inspector de este distri-
TO por mnchos aiios, ha visitado por
segunda vez las escueias de este distri-
to Sc nos informa que ha encontra-
do el trabajo altamente satisfactorio.
81 la recomendado ciertas innovacio-
mes en- los m6todos de ensefanza en-
las escuelas rurales, que han contri-
buido a que cientos dc ninos que en-
traron por primera vez la escue1a Sc
pan leer escribir para esta epoca del
aho.
EELIcITAN A s.Eh MUNDo -.
AGuchas personas Sc nos han acercado
para recomendarnos informenos al Di-
rector de Ell MUNDO su felcitaci6n
v adhesion por el valiente editorial
sobre el bochornoso crimen de Sabana
Llama.
PESA1GE:--Nnestro mas sentido pc
same La familia del fenecido Sr. An
dr6s Rodriguez quien dedic6 su vida
a la enssnanza, ocupando puestos inn
portantes dentro del nagisterio. Este
educador fu6 Inspector de Escuelas de
oc4o ,,,,aa,irs5. cs,c o,,%r,ei q Sfac So~uieioc
prestados a las escuelas de Puerto Ri
CO fueron la causa de su enfermedad
muerte. Repose en- paz Ell compafe-
70.
JACINTO SANCHEZ:-Re -Repentina-
mente muri6 Don Jacinto Sanchez. ciu
dadano muy correcto Y estimado en-
este pueblo. Nuestro pesame para sus
hermanos hijo.
ANDONIE.
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reporter EsooLAR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-05
INFORMATION De Ia ISLA

rales, sefiores sollss sola. Ure y Rosa
.rio.o Tenemos entendido salieron salts
fechos de. sus visitas. La seiiorita Asaii-
ci6n. Rodriguez, maestro rural que ira
baja en- Lirios, de acrerdo IA prize
ba que diera ell senior Rosario sus dis
cipulcs, ha. hecho el nnmero ulio en- Ia
Isla en- clanto la. calidad Y cantidad
lie trabaio hasta ahcra cubssrto. Con-
gratu aciones.
INFORMEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
NIientras cl sefior inspector de es-
cuelas nos aseSura que estarenos en- 81
Euevo edificio. para nlediades d. e7te
mes, ell Hon. comisionado nos informa
ore quizas no sara asl hasta q proxi-
mo curse. Esncrenos.
reporter EseoLAR
Evening star., 1924-08-07

Novice hunters-First, Gray Ace, Fox,
catcher Farms; second. Blanchard, RaBdolph
ortman. Greenwood; third, War Cock, sTroop
:. Fort Myer fourth. Majester, Foxcatcher
Farms.
Horses suitable to become hunters. bred in
Atbemarie-Won By Happy Greek BiTdman,
Mrs. Allen Potts, Gordonsriile.
Saddle horses--First. Red Cedar, Julian
Morris and W. n. sydnor, Keswick; second
Gheero, Mrs. Allen Potts. GordonsriIle; third,
Sparkiight, Foxcatcher Farms; fourth Miss
Freak, Clifton Stables, Aiddieburg.
Hunters, four years old and undef-virst,
Mad Master, Foxesteher Farms second, Merry
Lass, Mrs. Allen Potts. Gordonsville; third.
War Cock, Troop y. 3rd Cavalry. Fort Myer;
fourth. Good Morning, Clifton Stables, Middle
burg.
Middle and heavy weight hunters-First.
Heading South. Clifton Stables; second. Gay
lord. Lieut.. ". VI. Jones' Fort Myer; third,
Rally Heather. Foxcatcher Farms; fourth,
Blanchard, Randolph, 0rtman. Greenwood.
fopy jumpisg-First, Robin. Miss Lillian
McAurdo. charlottesville; second, Surprtse,
Miss Alice Allen, KesSick; third, Boo Cheston
Hall keswicki fourth, On Leave, Mrs. 4. NJ.
Keith
Handy hunters-First, westy, Poxcatcher
Farms: second. Irish Lad. Troop r; third.
Gaylord. Lieut.. N. u. Jones: fourth, Edward
F, Miss Marion Dupont, Montpelier.
Corinthian class, open to all hunters-First,
Irish Lad. Troop v. Fort Myer: second, Miss
Freak. Clifton Stables, MiddleburE; third,
Gaylord. Lieut.. NJ. e. Jones, Fort Myer
fourth Heading South. Clifton Stables, MID
dleburg.
Pony r,ce-First, Robin, Miss Lillian Nc
Evening star., 1924-08-07
Keswick Horse Show Awards.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, August
7-Summar ries of the Keswick Hunt
ing Club horse show were announced
today, as follows:
Yearling colts-First, Berldon, f. II. Tayioe
Shadwell: second, Miss Muffett. +. ID. Tayioe
third. Henry Hastings, Gotham Park Farm
fourth Jack Hover. f.. ID. Tayloe.
Novice saddle horses-First. Heading South.
Clifton Stables. Middlehurg: second. Hsidee,
Mrs Allen Potts, Gordonsvile; third, Mad
Master. Foxcatcher Farms, Wilmington: fourth
Saint. Mrs. A. NJ. Keith, University. Va.
Saddle ponies-First, Topsy, Mrs. A. M
Keith. University second. Fluffy Rufies. Mrs
A. VI. Keith; third. Ginger, Bradley Peyton,
Charlottesville: fourth, Buck, Mrs, Ellie Woods
Keith, University.
Hunters and jumpers-First, Greasemont,
Troop F. Sd Cavalry, Fort Myer second
Westy. Randolph Ortman, Green wood third,
Flash, Troop r: fourth. Merry Lass. Mrs. Al.
len Potts. Gordonsvile.
Hunters owned and ridden by residents OF
we'll second. Blue Bells. David c, Patterson,
ir.. Charlottesville; third, BarTagc, II. u.
Newcomb, Greenwood; fourth, Merry Lass, Mrs.
Allen Potts. Gordonsvills.
Green saddle horses-First Happy Creek
RirdTrn. Mrs. Allen Potts, Gordonsville: sec
ord, Miss Freak Clifton Stables. Middleburg
third Saint, Mrs A. NJ. Keith, University.
,'onies IN harness-First, Gloria, Foxcatcher
Farms. Wilmington. Del second. Lassie, Miss
M"ricn McElroy. University; third, Buck, Mrs.
Ellie Woods Keith. University; fourth, Cricket,
Miss Annie II. Andrews, Somerset.