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TON. Eft GOODS

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rTARINELLO DOUBLE
AND TRIPLE CONTACTS:
regularly $3.50 and @1 m
S1.76. Special -. LEW
ASSORTED INCENSE,
regularly 46c; special 1On
for Friday 1T. $500. ~
LEE1N q FINKS VIGORIS
RUBBING ALCOHOL.
Regular $1.O0 size 700
Tor ..a.s...s...
4711 BATH SOAP, different
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cial for ..........
NAIL FILES, triple cut,
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BLACK HARD RUBBER
COMBS, usually 25c; 81
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HOSPITAL COTTON, I0c
ID. size, only -. 80
HYGIONAL TRIPLE COM
PACTS, reduced from
Sl.5O to only ...
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SUITS. A real Friday special
IAN usual 500 and 1925
values. Ankle length with
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sleeves. Skies Z 70 @1 R0
is years .....s.... $500
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f75 WOMEN's RAYON
VESTS AND BLOOMERS, an
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CHINA. DINNER SET Of
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BALBRIG7AN JERSEY
DRESSES. Only 80 dresses IN
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models in new Fan S9 O.
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REMNANTS OF GRE
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q wonderful offering. 1Qc
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RAYON FABRICS: In won
derful color combinations, So
inch wide. Special QSN
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HEMSTITCHED MARQUI.
SETTE CURTAINS; with
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terms. Easily cleaned. GOO
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81 INCH BRUSSELETTE
CARPET; cut from full rolls.
In lovely designs. Unusual
val ue. Special QSp
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WARM BLANKET ROBES,
Of q fine soft quality In pleas
ing patterns and COlOrs; also
some attractive corduroy
robes. Sizes SO to GO E0
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HIT.OR-MISS RAG RUGS.
size 27x48 inches; In attrac-
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Floor Samples Of
Toy Automobiles
and v eIocipedes At
Greatly r educed
FrIcea

ANeA4aN4
CE4RYSLER AUTOMOBILES
formerly 14.50, re- 81 Ok
duced IA ........
ROAMER AlJIODIOl5 Les
formerly $17.50, re. GO Il
MA MAHsSIoN iAiUT0AlOBILE.
formerly S2g.5Os CID q Il
marked down to-.
HOOK AND LADDER
TRUCKS reduced 12 9l9
from $50 so % $1,000
TUBULAR VELOCIPEDE.
marked down from &1n OK
e17.4K "a ANse10
TUBULAR VELOCIPEDEs
marked down from @Q Ga
TUBULAR VELOCIPEDE.
marked down from GO o.
S19.S5 70 ......... 1880
TUBULAR VELOCIPEDE,
marked down from $40 50
ELEM VELOCREDE.
reduced from s1I.50 @7 S0
ID
E Il FIN VELOCLPtFlJtss
reduced from $14.50 @9 IN
to .......... -. -.
BROWNIE WEI OCypEIl
reduced from $3.50 So 81
20 ; $500. - ]; ~ :: s,s,r,
CHINESE WORK
BASKETS, stained IN EllahOg-
any color and trimmed with
Chinese money, imitation Jade
rings and silk tasseIs. 80 IN
Set Of 5 for. 1890
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(S0 STEEL BEADED EVE
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t18l BEADED BAGS. attrac-
five envelope style I'm stun
ninp color combinations and
designs. Special for 75f
Friday at ........
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IN BELGIUM BEADED
RAGS. tIrawstring STYLE In
nretty designs and
cOlOrs. Unusually 50 "a
priced at .......
STREET FLOOR.
t5O TOP BELL ALARM
CLOCKS. which we guaran-
tee; originally sold for 81 3;
reduced for Friday 05C
'iearas sTR b FLOOR.
.JEWELRY
ODD LOT OF JEWELLERY,
including bar pins. cuff links,
tie clasps, combs. beads and
bracelets, originally 81
to $3.50; for clearance 9QC
=
STREET FLOOR.
S1xsO DOUBLE BED
SHEETS; fine quality, regHla-
ton length. Seamless. 0ON
Friday, each .....
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1896 TACOMA PILLOW
CASES; made OF the heaviest
pillow case cotton. Each, 35c.
Size 45x36, Each. SOC.
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800 PANELS AND CUR
TATNS OF fine quality fiIet
and Swallowed nets. Remark
able Offering. Friday. OF.
FIFTH FLOOR.
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Friday Opportunities
This Advertisement is Written for you IN PrticuH It VII
S0Ue Money for YOul

1000 YARDS ALLWOOY.
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wide, n all wanted ColOrs.
Correct weight for One-pIece
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4O.INOH SILK AND WOOL
RUSSIAN CREPE: fine dual
nv, satin face. Shades or tim,
cOpen, seal, nile, zinc, navy
and black. Reg. S.
value. Spe ciaL 81
yard .............
THIRD FLOOR.
54-INCH ALI~WOOL COAT
ING; plain c0IOrs and smart
plaids. For WOme1lsg and chill
ilrensg warm coats.
Reg. $50. Special 80 Or
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ADVERTISEMENT
saved FRIEND
FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Hickman Decided to Try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Note Results

Council Bluffs, Iowa. 'Thad pains
In my back and sides and headaches.
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feel like q different person and am
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49, Mrs. ETHEL HICKMAN, Box 81,
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sEMT.MADE RAYON AND
COTTON ROBES, b very
attractive novelty In the fOl.
lowing combinations taupe
allr black, gray and navy,
rust and black, white and
green, white and red, white
and cOpen, white
and navy Reg. co 60
81. II. Each speDeV0
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colored Stripes Frloa' 5C
yard ........
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SEMT-MADE RAYON AND
COTTON ROBES, b very
attractive novelty In the fol-
lowing combinations taupo
allE black, gray and navy.
rust and black, white and
green, white and red, white
and cOpen, white
and navy Reg. 81 60
$5.76. Each. ....
THIRD FLOOR.
(2O) LINENE MINUTE
MAID DRESS PATTERNS,
in shades Of tan and red, red
and white, blue and white,
gray and cOpeIl, rose and
white. Guaranteed fast col.
ors. Reg. $1.95. Fri @1 ~
day, each ..........
THIRD FLOOR.
REMNANTS OF Innings;
lengths from / to 4 ydg. Plain
and fancy sixteen, teIlO silk
and cotton null, percalI1es,
buty cI1yIle and other Or
fabrics. Friday, yard
THIRD FLOOR.
(75l GLOVE SILK BLOOM
ERS: slight innpeEfeCtlOIls,
hardy noticeable.
Henna only. Fri sri 10
day .......... .s...
THIRD FLOOR.
(75) WOMENsS BATISTE
NTGHTGOWNS; lace trimmed.
Including number o. beau
tiful envelope chem g X
ise. Special .... OAeAO
THIRD FLOOR.
l7B) SATIN COSTUME
SLIPS; fine quality, well made
garments I'm gray
and brown only. 81 20
THIRD FLOOR.
WOATEN'S GAM b RIG
NIGHT GOWNS: with high
neck, regular arld extra sizes;
tucked and embrOid. e1 E0
cry trimmed ......
THIRD FLOOR.
SATEEN COSTUME SLIPS;
In 3 wide assortment Of cOIOrs
and sizes. Sizes s6 e @1 10
THIRD FLOOR.
REMNANTS FANCY
BRAIDE, LACES AND
METAL CLOTHS offered for
Friday clearance at One-third
70 OnehaIf less than the
usual price. From 15c 70 S1.50
STREET FLOOR.
COMFY FUR EDGING, IN
short lengths; finished with
fancy braid. Fridays
low price, . yard y 50C
STREET FLOOR.
CONEY FUR BANDING.
, with fancy braid center. In
black and several wanted
cOlOrs. Priced for FRI
day selling, . yard, 05N
only s..... .s.......
STREET FLOOR.
SHORT LOT OF METAL
LACES, either gold or silver,
four inches wide; offered for
Friday clearance at an 9On
extremely low price. I'd. OOS
STREET FLOOR.
HANDKERCHIEF DOLLS,
adOrabIy made with six fancy
cOIOred laandlxerchiefS to
doll. And Fridays price 0Qp
STREET FLOOR.
MEMS MONOGRAM HAND
KERCHIEFS, of pure linen,
but not in all monographs.
Special for sOc each. ST 90
or 3 for. -. ....... WU
STREET FLOOR.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
HANDK Il r. G HIEFS, i'm a
number of attractive COlOrs,
with striped borders. 9Qn
Special. q dozen. -. Wv
STREET FLOOR.
SAVORY SHEET STEEL
ROASTERS prove very salts
factory and serviceable.
A regular SIPS value, 02c
SIXTH FLOOR.
FAMILY SIZE FOOD
CHOPPER, which can be adj
justed so as to cut either
coarse or fine. Reg
ularly $1.6S; for Fri ST .39
u SIXTH FLOOR.
yORITE WALL
CLOTHES DRIVERS, No. 1
size, with 10 feet drying space,
sec. No. 2 size, with
15M feet drying space, 60C
Is OH'' sixth FLOOR.
WHITE ENAMEL TUB
SOAP DISH, very neat aud
cow e nient: specially
priced for Friday sell C0C
sixth FLOOR.
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Part-WOOl
Plaid
Blankets
S4.88
Pair

size 60x0O inches, Tin
hhed with wide sateen
binding. Such lovely
shades as rose, hello,
blue, tan and gray.
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THTRD FLOOR.

26.IN. OUTING FLANNEL;
the width and weight being
very desirable for cHildrell's
wear: white ground with
cOI0red stripes. Friday, Ia
yard .................
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The Woman's Guild OF st. James
Church is to give an oyster supper.
and dance In the church hall at
Bowie, November 10. Tho supper is
to begin at p. M.
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THIRD FLOOR.

t2Ol LINENE MINUTE
MAID DRESS PATTERNS,
In shades Of tan and red, red
and white, blue and white,
gray and cOpeIl, rose and
white. Guaranteed fast col.
ors. Reg. $1.95. Fri 81 ~
fla,v. each eU1s1KW
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The Odd Fellows Lodge at Bowie
will give an oyster supper at st.
James Hall there, November 19.
Dancing win be . feature.
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(215 YDSl EDEN CLOTH.
with white ground and col
Ored stripes; - inches wide.
For boys blOuses, mems pa
jamas, etc. Reg. 25c. De
Friday. yard .
Evening star., 1925-04-26
MARYLAND HUNT CUP
TO WESTERN HORSE

BALTIMORE, April 25.-A Western
horse, for the first time, today won
what is claimed to be America Is
classic cross country steeplechase
race, the Maryland Hunt-cup. The
horse was Burgoright, owned by b.
Leslie Behr of Chicago, who trotted
across the finish line with many
lengths to spare.
Witnessed by more than 1000 per
sons from all parts Of the country,
the Maryland Hunt cup and the
whistler challenge cup were contested
for by the best group of horses ever
entered in this event. Frequent falls
supplied the thrills that were absent
In the finish.
In the victory of the Western horse
the great Virginia horse, Oracle II,
went down to defeat, injured and un.
able to finish the race.
oracle fell at the sixteenth fence
When the long legged gray horse
gained his feet, Raymond Belmont
the rider discovered blood pouring
from a cut tendon on Oracles left
hind leg. Belmont made no effort to
regain the ground he had lost, but
took Oracle from the race.
Burgoright. with Joseph T. Bowen,
Jr.. of Chicago. giving the horse a
splendid ride, finished a full three
minutes before Bulgar.. owned by A.
Fillmore of Hyde, N. j., and ridden
by William F. Sabater, crossed the
fnish line. The official time for Bur.
goright was 9 minutes ASK seconds
The horse finished at slow trot.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
AKRON RESULTS

furlohssLLucky Dollar ioS Alien rIe ~ $3.50
$3.50. S3. won; Bristow, JOY tCsrpenterl
sdsso So second ti,rd Phillgs . Luf9 70;
Billy Patterson. Old Rose. Hillero. First Call
Shady Lane. Frank Sumpter and Skyman
: SECOND RACE s.yesr-olds and up; s y
sa2o s. So, won: Whlrlwind., II2 Lan,
ESQ; third, TIME, los Ss, 60 Sam: CesS s7
THIRD RACE, 3-year-olds and up; 6 fur
longs-The Scholar. 1o5. tNoe), S11 so
g 49, SO, won; shsdoydais ,S 1es {Bqekerl
50. third. Time. / 10. Shady Brook. Lotto
Head Line. Joy Maker. Salvage and Fire
FouRTH RACE. 4-year;olds and UP; 5 4
5Fsrisndj. $40 So, 40, second: siik soy, X
Con M5n tRsa Fosarty csvea os Emp
tor and Boss Man also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 4-year-olds and up: "A
furlongs-Antilles, Ill Garter S12. Sc. 80
Esd Weed aos los s's e
third. Time. go 1-5. Rogon. Jr., Certain
Point. Locust Leaves and Cock o the Roost
SIXTH RACE. s-year-oIds and up; fur.
longs-Private Gold. 1o4 Noe. $40. 81
$3.50, SIS, secctnd: Chef d oeuvre. e5 NC.
Bacon. Star Malta, Dentaris. Rosampnd and
SEVENTH RACE. 3.year-olds and up: /
nile so and s 20 gsTTdnsDustPpan Ios Nee
ments. ,1os tAllepj, $50. third. Time
1:b6 1-5. DR.. Mayer. Blaekolia and Piedra
also ran.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
COLUMBUS RESULTS

FIRST RACE, 2-year.olds AZ furlongs-
$3.50. won; Captain Seth. lie (GrossJ !,
$3.50 tSrS T@e sSend porfhee oden S5 Maidsn
Hawkeye. Mulligan and Boosting also ran.
SECOND RACE, 4-year-olds up; fur
long-Patsy Howe. 105 (Froggate). S11 so,
g 40 S32o; won: Capt Cost1gan. lo2
SeseriiMsg Mso,. S4s3 tS,o seePn6 Sir G9eR
Homer Bess L, Ada Doe, sempronia,. Bala
Rosa, Carle Roberts and Lady Leland also
ran.
THIRD RACE. s.year-olds up; u fur
1880 s32o' Second M kafonga. 100 ieerHPs 1Psr
Lizzie II. Star Girl Ethel F, Duicy Lou and
The sof1RTH AhsHtt as0 RScE ran; 4v.aro,ds nm mile
SIS. 40, SO 80. $3.50, won: Bethlehem
Steel. 109 Gux). SO. $4.2o, second; okee-
chobee, Ill (Froggatel $3.50. third. Time.
$50 3. Super. In Doubt. King George.
Ff FfFTa TGPfs RAcE, 5-yeaFlods ups a,so an miles
Mercutio. 10S (Moore), s16.4O, $3.50, So,
won; Pegasus. 121 (Hay) 50 20, 81 80. sec
ond: Briggs Buchanan. 103 tMaiestic) :,
So so third. Time. 1 40 2-5. Scissors.
Wrangler also ran.
SIXTH RACE, 4-year-olds up: mile and
20 yards-Carnarvon. Ill Hay. So. So 20.
50. won; Grass Tree. III tFIoggate), $50,
$3.50 third: Time, I 80; Henry s. Hum,
mer. Sigh. Puzzle. Hercules and Woodland
SEVENTH RACE. 4-year-olds up: mile
and 70 ,yards~oStoTm Along log Mann
Fl Hay ssse $50 $50 ws1 sssond s'Gasms asrraz
MOORE. S3. third. Time. AS Tulaiip
Scarlet. Scarlet Bugler and Messines also ran.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

FIRST RACE. a-year- -oIds; Az furIongs-
$3.50. won; +Green BIazes, 115 Cdaiben5 .
S3a.5o, third; Time. o:54. Princess Apple.
Pheasant, Gunny sack, Eulgate, Chef.
Guinea ! Gold. Hariew. Hall. MIX, fLady and
Little Emma also ran. Coupled.
SECOND RACE. 3-year-oIds and up: 8 fur
iongs-DiEit, 101 (Kennedyl. s34.6O, $40,
$40; sa;4o. second: Heel Taps. o. tWiI.
Great Jazz. sun Altos. Pepp and Candy Kid
also ran.
THIRD RACE. a-year-oIds; mile and 20
yards-Chantey, 107 Parkel. 50. 1910. 81,
ssIo. $3.50. second; senSldo. To- Mai.
benz. $500, third: Time. :42. Chink,
Finland, Balboa. Flagship and Rose Cloud
also ran.
IonEs@@kosLmsn. 11s 5Maissnl. s4s.to,
Psrf so 5sS xssS ..epnS! aafessa; sn.ma s s
tanter. Ny Colonel. silver silver Finn. NaviratoP. tor
Golden Haze. Kemal and American Son also
ran.
FIFTH RACE; 8-year-oIds and up: mile
$9.s0 $3.50 $500. won: Ten Minutes. I06
M loI Haaveyl. s5;40. third; Time, 1:42.
Nicholas and In Memoriam also ran.
SIXTH RACE. 3-year-oIds and up; mile
Tey); $500 $3.50, $3.50. ii Won; intrepid. III
(Ambrosel. $500. $40 second: Oyerfire.
Jos lWallaeel. $40. third, Time. I:48.
Deronda, BelphrizonIa. Altissimo. squarson,
SEVENTH RACE. 4-year-olds and mp:
tPierceJ. sI4eo:. s4.so. s3. won; Good
Night. 1I2 tMeTigue) $3.50. So, second /:
Time, a:o1. Pete the Scribe. III Jesmar.
Soviet and Old Timer also
Evening star., 1925-04-26
ROCKMAN SETS PACE
IN TAKING ABERDEEN

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, April %.
hickman, 2-year-old Chestnut son
Of Trap Rock-Lydia and the property
OF the Sycamore Stable, won the
Aberdeen, the last of Maryland big
Spring stake fixtures for juveniles
and the programmed feature of this
afternoons racing card at Havre De
Grace
Trailing the Sycamore colt at the
finish was Harry Payne Whitney's 8
Ffddlesticks, beaten a length and one.
half. Still another length away was
Samuel Ross Cinema, while an addi-
tional half length back was J. E.
GrifhthS Canter. Rockman ran the
four and onehalf furlongs in SO,
equaling the track record
With the rise of the webbing, Rock
man was the first to show in front
and under a hustling ride by Johnny
Maiben, dominated the issue through.
out. Fiddlesticks, which had been in
stalled the fayorite, dwelt at the
gate and the field was we'll uader way
before the Whitney youngster settled
into a running stride.
Golden Haze attempted to keen pace
with the winner, but chucked it at
the top of the stretch, where Cinema
moved into the contending position
while Fiddlesticks was third.
Fiddlesticks collared the Washing.
ton-owned FLY at the sixteenth pole,
but was not quite good enough to
overcome the disadvantage he incur
red at the start
The Sycamore Golfers were enrich
ed by Rockman's victory just s9,S25.
The race marked the first defeat of
Carl Wiedemann's Ny Colonel and
J. E. Griffith's Canter. Rockman re-
turned S4S.70 for the usual invest
ment.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY.

run hoNDAts
pecbsse hshdesp hRAG ths BsffOrd 5o cop9s ss
RssRs 5Ssss 5TSP Tsz.id tI.h IT, Ss5
0rSSs scosb elsT RIE sId F. NJ Alser entry
Ii5: Poor start io?; Messs MsSel * 19s aenfsh Kin
TGhssoP %.es aa e2 coI6oRy 96oRpye s'ktlansida o.
faHa' kRa NfAeSsa1 cePe 1oa ls rtans oas
fs1sis sB s. hAeE Rgris s5s0e n9Issa Ss9
sa ffffSSs pasess ps r'1Ps5is 1spi 11s
416: II tcozy. I15: oharicie. 11b; Hants. ii5.
a FOURTH FOURTH RACE: the Carolina: s1.soo
ysysaolas Mse fur19o9SErsqnpy 1oS 1224
Prince 81 Boafbon. io4 oourassaoas a.sns 49, 49,
fs: s$ .sdss sSsps R1.s ssssS ssa
F1ETH fsR9u RacE1 Efn'rH she su.qusharna purse.
soas fs tvsissaatPs loS
&c ssirIs,s,Law ,;w 1o3; Setting Sun. 106; Lucifer.
e0 sIxTH 1T'R0is sAcE. II. $1,000: s-year-olds and
one Jde Rlef"sHn o7 Sas. 49, io4 sHa9gi 9ua M II
FsyreF Fsy AGAIN los wS.. sg Ls9nid 1913 Lieut.
log: Sister Sue, .102. Also eligible: Fax.
R sE!ENTRy !kEsSfiayn RAE acf claiming: purse, 81.
{s fl$ saS @Hs,ssD0fss: Hesdlea'
!gy9es; 90; Masquerade los: .sseSens. 100:
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather clear; tracr fast.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

longs--G Galatian. lis tMcTagFarti. 3 to 2,
Fstor To- 10 to T. to 10 g sec6nd aRinf rachd6 l2
IN. Fatori TO 5, third. Time. o:45 As,
Sou. Mi Canuck, Prenez Gsrde. Stanisar,
Farthing also ran.
,usII6 SECOND RACE 3.yearooolds and up; ,e1s
te t6 TO 8 o9 70 Sns 3 seeond 9Sf Bafbars al als
Bpsh Us eet,es eaGoreoTsnl 1e 70 third Time.
ance nee and and royal sfee Girl also ran
THIRD RACE. RACE. 4-year.oldss and uR: stee-
non 7S2 RRasERess1s RasERy 1sa 10 t. to TO to
second; South npp., l52 brady, even,
third tad,d,,,. No J, time take3 Roman, Flying
Meadow Maid and Out and Gone al also ran. an -
FOURTH RACE, 3-year-olds and up: 8
turlongs-Flytng Ebony. 1oe Hastings. 20
e IN FstoP oG to to supecls5te eeeeSS TSs 1Ss
WINNER: liz (Buel5. i to s. third Time,
Ill 4-5i Royslte, Medana Minto. Thun-
trce. voitaire Wild a aster Extra ahfT pry fes Lea
MUS and Chatterer also ran.
FIFTH RACE. 4-year-oolds and up;
Populi. II. i54 tireland3. : 70 /. even. even sec ee
Te Ina Sea skDPs Surf 15s JSSpes{ to .hTd
Boardman also ran.
SIXTH RACE, 3-year-olods and up: fur
lBonsss-punlin. 10 llS tLegerel, 8 TO !; TO
2 to i. even. second; Maroon, io5 Wake, Wax
off, even. third. Time. 1:12. Tick Tock.
A0us Sir RfsSHsd SHad and ra1
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE, 3-year-olds and up; 1
p9iteEsw0rd te waI SIS, lie SWai6kerl 6e to even
/. to /. second; Cork Elm. ia Herman
dMes1s; M,s 2 to / & third Time. 1;403.5; 5; st; st;
Clnna also ran.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
LEXINGTON RESULTS

FIRST RACE, 3-yesr-olds and up; Futu-
rity course-Columbis. ITO tGsrnerl. S3 so
$3.50, 50 40, won: Ounce Garden. 100 tE
Po9lel t09 50 80: s35o; second; Marvin May
Already and Cream Puff also ran.
SECOND RACE. maiden 2-year-olds: 4
furlongs-.Alleghan. 115 tFronck). $50
$500, $2;50, won; Jack Knight, 115 (E
Poole. 81 80, S3.4 second; Big Sweep. lis
plGoIT;mhley, s310i third. Time. o:49 1-5i
Combs, Blue Pencil. Trinkei. Massilon. Fra.
zer and Nine-Sixty also ran.
THIRD RACE. 3-year-olds and up; Futu
rlty <course-T. S: Jordan, 113 (Blaudaul
SSd1o;e0, S51Q $500 won: WELCOME. ! II
L3 Meyers. So 80. third Time. i :i2 is
Gloria Qnayle. .Ambilika. Mcvicker. Jedburgh
Abbey. Son of Tromp. Shindy and Thomas
Pratt also ran.
FOURTH RACE, 3-yeaE-olds and up; 1
5Meysr(. $3.50 OUT seeond: Hd corinth. csf 1S77 S7
tStutts), out. third. Time. 1 AZ Is. Chaco.
v,.iia5 RACE sssareIss i = milssL.s, gs "
won: Buttress 121 (Heupell. 500. $3.50
ssf09d; ssITg %a E0therms sl 100 IaSylor 81 30
nonia. Deeming.. Dangerillo. Buckwheat Cake
SIXTH RACE. 2-year:olds; 4 furlongs-
yson3ds won; spssssr; s.Is ii5 iKsIsay} ss{S $3.50
$500. third Time. 0:49 Red Heart. Sup.
porter. Princess Cmbria, Xtra and Gen. Gin.
SEVENTH RACE. 4-year-olds and up: 1
So so. $470. So. won Sixpence. I02 CNeall
S5So;70 So 90; SECOND; Attraetiye, IO2 tNoell
Runauoi Uncle Vee, war Prize TigSt Sme sfne
Vennle and Colored Boy also ran.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Dundee. accompanied by Repre-
sentative Fred A. Britten of Illinois
and several prominent Washingtoni-
ans, is expected to pay his respects
TO President Coolidge tomorrow short
ly after the noon hour. Johnny has
met formally three other Presidents
of the United States. The late Theo-
dore Roosevelt, an ardent advocate
or boxing as sport, was at the ring
side for several of Dundees fights.
But during all his social activities
Dundee will not be overlooking the
main business that brings him here
the bout with Finnegan. Johnny is
taking seriously the impending en-
counter with the Boston boxer, for
1t will be his business on Tuesday
night to see that Finnegan does not
Slip over a haymaker, such as the
latter landed on the veteran Andy
Chaney in Baltimore recently.
Dundee is veteran with Is
years of ring work behind him and
feels he must be cautious when meet
ged opponents. During his brilliant
career Dundee has seen 80 world
champions in various divisions of the
fight game rise and fall, and knows
that some day he, too, must prove
stepping stone to success for some
other fellow.
Dundee has won two world cham
pionships-the featherweight and the
junior Northumberland still has his
eyes on the lightweight title. He
has fought Benny Leonard, retired
lightweight titleholder, eight times,
and is matched to meet Sid Terris,
leading contender for the laurels, at
Madison Square Garden, in New York,
on May 5.
Tickets for the bout here on Tues
day night will be issued only to mem
bers of the National Capital Sporting
Club. Information regarding mem
bership in the organization may be
had at the clubs offices, 631 Bond
Building.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
FOUR BOUTS LISTED !
AT WASHINGTON CLUB

A complete boxing card for the
opening show of Washington Athletic
Club at the Arcade auditorium Friday
night has been announced by Match
maker Norman Marsh.
Young Dencio, flyweight champion
of the United States Navy, is matched
with Little Jeff, Southern f1yweight
champion, for the headline attraction,
which is scheduled to go 10 rounds
or less.
Four Baltimore fighters have been
signed to meet local scrappers in the
quartet of bouts that complete the
program. Lew Haywood comes over
from the Monumental City to take
on Al Foreman of Fort Myer in the
10-round semi-fnal, and Rockey Pi-
cot is making the trip for a six
round encounter with Jimmy Water
man, the slugging tar from the navy
yard.
The two four-rounders that open
the card include a match between
Jack Cody, a local product, and Phil
Harmon, and a set to between Young
! Pal Moore and Scotty Montague, a
Marine stationed here.
Applications for membership in the
| club are being received at the Ar
cade building, Fourteenth street and
Park road