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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 43 HBWB BBOTIOW the "Four Musketeers," who will have Dividends Declared Group 1 Oil, $200.. Nov. IS Nov. Do, $200 Oot. IS Oot.

Ouir M. N. Ry. IVi 16 Nov. Oen.

Ice Cream, $1 a. Oct, 15 Oct. Qen. Kefrac. 60c Oct.

IS Oct. FIGHT CONTIMTTED FROM PAGE 41. EVEN UP On Honors For Season Gemmer Mfg. 7 So 1 June IS When Stoik at Do A. 75o a Anr.

1 Mar. I When Stock of Payable Record Stock and iHvMnd. rmy. In the tale of "The Three Musketeers" It must not.be overlooked that there were. In the end of the story, actually four the three original swordsmen and one who was even better than they, D'Artagan.

So, while the name is applicable to the whole St. Xavler team, It Is especially adapted, to the backfleld quartet. Coach Joe Meyer has developed a rising storm, After all, Mosu) Is only Just a sign, as the Shanghai 'outbreak was a less considerable portent What matters It that the gospel or heresy of self-determination appears to have found deep and dangerous lodgement In the Oriental mind. Copyright, 1221, by the McClurs New, paper Syndicate.) tck and dividends. bee 14 I'Oconiotlvs, 2.60 u.

31 Do A. Ha 1 Dec. $6 pr 1 15 Bep. SO Glnter, 37 Oct. 20 Oct.

10 Ben. 14 Oct. It Oct. 12 only success by their grim determination and loyalty? Next Saturday the Musketeers will renew an old feud, Kentucky Wes-leyan will cross swords and try their fortune with the blue and white eleven. The experience gleaned from their first game, plus another week of stiff practice, will find the Musketeers in the very best of condition.

It is expected that Kentucky Wes-leyan will be one of the strongest drawing cards of the season at Cor-ooran Field. Hall Lamp, 16c tj Dec It Dee. 10 Huyea Wheel, ZSo Dec. 15 Nov. 30 Do $1,874 q.

15 Nov, 30 Harb. Walker lVk 30 Oct. 10 Hollllg-er Gold, 1.6 Oct. 1 Hup. 21 Nov.

21 Oct. 6 Mar. 20 Dec 20 although with other weapons than those employed by the New Turkey. Of China Is not yet young and Turkey Is not new, tout all Asia Colt and Filly Now Have Howe Sound, 60o Oct, 15 Oot, Hll. 8.

16o Dec. backfleld which. In popular opinion, Is well worthy of the title, and Is it not possible that before the season Is Each Scored Twice. Cudaliy racking, $1.76 4. II Cudahy Packing, $1.75 Oct.

II Cuba Ry. 3 a. a Feb, 1 Can. III. p.

8. pt $1.60... Oct IB Chicago Rap. 65c 1 Chicago Rap. (5e 1 Cons, das IK Nov.

2 Chrysler Motor $2 q. 26 Cadillac Sloiago, lli 15 Do 1 extra Oct. 15 C.C., titt L. Ry- IK q.Oct 20 Do IK q.u. 20 Crex Carpet, $1 16 Carolina f.

$1.50 2 Cen. stg. OH. $1 q. 10 Creamery Pack'g, 50c q.

10 Do, $1 extra 10 Do 114 Oct 10 Crucible Steel. II a Oct. 31 Do, 35c Deo. 1 Nov. 87 Do, 36o Nov.

1 Oct. SO appears to be stirring again, and it is Oct I Jan. IS Sep. 30 Oct. 20 Nov.

17 Sep. 16 Oct. 10 Oct. 1 Oct 1 Sep. 26 Sep.

26 Sep. 30 Oct 15 Sep. 26 Oct. 1 Oct 1 Oct 1 Oct. 16 an Francisco Athlotle League autlmrl.

ties will limit schoolboys to one Inf.r srlvolastlo swimming moet a yar In tin futuae. In the pant two mecte worn mltteil. The meet may lie atnacfl In 1m Oct. 14 Sep. IS Bop.

19 Sep. 30 Sep. 30 Oct. 16 Holly Sugar i i Oct. 16 Do.

Ifc back Nov. 1 Oct. It finished the St Xavler backfleld will be known throughout the country as the destiny of RjfUaln, as the great Imperial Power, to encounter the prins 111. Is. 0 a Oct.

It Oct. Victory of Alleen Guy in Horse Re Sep. IS Sep. 30 Int'l Match p. SOo 15 S.

p. Int'l Harvester, $1.25 It Bep. 35 Illinois Bell 3 Sep. 30 Bep. 31 Nov.

Oct. mi. l-aper 79. 1 15 Oct. Do 6 1U a Oct.

15 Oot. Sen. 24 CouDer. 5 SeD. 17 JT ira Hep.

311 Am. Beet Buagr, 11 Asad. Gas k. At 9So 1 Am. Laun.

760 I Do oct. IS Arctic Dairy. 3 i Apr. I Do Q. Am.

Shipbuilding-. 2 Nov. 3 Am. Radiator, 1 Sep. 30 Am.

Tel. it.iS 15 Air Reduction, 1 Oct. 16 Do, 1 extra Oct. IS Am. Ship.

Co. 1 I Am. Wooleu pi, $1.76 a. 15 Ass'd Oil, 6O0 26 Am. La France, 25o Nov.

16 Am. 8t. 76c 16 Atlls-Chal. pf 1.76 16 Am. Linseed 11.76 1 Co J1.7S Jan.

1 Am. S'pw. atk. a. Nov.

15 Do $1.50 etk. a Nov. 13 Do 1 extra 16 Do par 1H 16 sAm. Art Works, 1H 16 Do p(M lvk 15 a Am. Gas El.

IVi Am. Type i Oct, 15 Do 1 a Oct. 15 Am. Gas, $2 Oct. 13 Aui'tln Nichols 4..

Nov. AlUAm. Cables, $1.76 J4 Am. Seed. Mach.

q.Oct. 16 Anacottda Copper, 76o 26 Amal. Sugar pf.t $2 1 Am. Ice, $2 Oct. 26 1 Do 11.50 a Oct.

10 Central steel, $1 10 Sep. Mar. 19 Dec. 20 26 16 view Futurity Puts Her on Same Terms With Sam Williams. By Tom Qahagan, Cities Borvloe: 4fr q.

uct, Oot 16 Int'l Nickel, 60o Sep. 80 Bep. 11 Hid. Oil Gu. 250 Oct.

6 Bep. 21 Ind. Motorcycle, 60o 1 Oct. 15 Do Nov. Oct.

15 Do, stock Nov. 1 Do A a Nov. 1 iffe Mgvn f'db Oct. 16 Oct, 16 Oct. 16 Oct.

16 Sep. 30 Intl. Tel. Tel, $1.50 16 Sep. 27 Oct.

16 Oct 15 Oct 15 Sep. 30 Sep. 30 Do Nov. 1 Cen, Agulre, 20 stock Nov. 2 Car.

CI. Oh. 75c 10 Do 11a Oct. 10 FECIAL DISPATCH TO TH XKQU1XKL liiulana P. $1 Nov, 14 Oct.

30 Int'l I'ete IVi q. Oct. 24 Oct. 111. No.

Utll. $1.50 2 Oct. 16 Iron Products, 40c Oct. 23 Oct. 13 Hep, 30 Oct.

10 Oct. 6 Columbus, Ohio, September 28. Chi. Pn. Tool, 11.25 2 com i rower, 40c tvov.

9 The three-year-old trotters stasred the best contest of the season In the Do 11.50 a Nov. 2 Oct. 26 Ky. Securities. It, Oct.

1 Sep. 18 Kerr Lake. 1314 a. a Oct. 15 Oct.

1 K. O. So. Ry. I Oct.

16 Bep. 30 Kayser Julluo, 76o Nov. Oot. 20 Cou, Roy. oil, 2i4o Dry Q.

Ale, 26 I Oot. 5 Sep. 30 Oct. 16 Sep. 30 Sep.

30 Oct. 17 17 fight for honora In the Borae Review Futurity at the Driving- Park here uo, too extra Corn Products, 60o q. lUunmu Store, $2 38 Oct. 20 Looee Wuea 3d 1 1 Oct. Tuesday last and the pendulum again do prcr.j 11.70 0.

.1. Bane 10 stock. Oct. 15 Oct. 1 i.Oct.

i 15 20 16 15 30 16 6 10 swung In favor of the chestnut Ally Ind. Alcohol, '32o Contl Motors, 20c Cleve. El. 214 LaurentlUe, IK Oct. 16 Sep.

30 Lord Taylor 3d 2 1 Oct. 20 Oct. 9 Oct. Oct. 2 AUeen Guy and away from the Good Tiro stable colt Sam Williams, a grain Atlas Powder $1.60 q.Nov, 2 Mcuroy 76 Nov.

1 Oot. Am. Bank Note. 21.25 Nov. 16' Nov.

2 Murray Body. 14 Jan. 1 Deo. It Magnolia 1 stock. 5 Oct 15 Oct 14 Oct.

14 Oct. 15 Oct. 1 Oct 1 Oct. 6 Oct 6 Sep. 30 Oct.

15 Oct 1 Sep. 29 Sep. 30 Oct 16 Oct 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 20 Oct 20 Sep.

1 Bep. 21 Sep. 30 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 Sep, 20 Sep.

20 Oct. 1 Ass'd D. G. 1st $1.60 q.Dec. 1 Nov; 14 CI.

-Bur. 2 Cressoir 10c. Com'lth Edison, $2 Cons. Ice, 114 putting them on an equal footing as far as honora for the present season Nov. 16 Sep.

30 Hep. 30 Oct. 16 Du Pent $1.50 is concerned. uct 1 2 20 2 2 30 15 Sep. 23 Du Pont Powder, 1H Do lti a.

The pair have met four times this Sep. 32 Douglass 25c Mid. W. Utll. lit It Mfra.

Oct. 13 Mngma Copper, 75o Oct. 1'5 Midland Utll. pf. 1 q.Oct.

6 Do p. lien, 1 Oct. Mt. Bt. Pow.

Hi 20 Mex. 3 Oot. 20 Do 2 Oct. 20 M'tn Gulf OU, 2o q. Oct, 10 Do lo extra (Vt.

10 season and each has scored a Oct. 16 Hep. 30 Oct, 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 31 Oct.

16 Oct 10 Sep, 20 Deb Edison, 2 Do Zd $1.75 Dec. I Do 62c q. S. Ap'lach'n P. 1st pf 114 q.Nov.

1 Do Oct. 16 Alliance Realty, 2 Oct. 19 Am. Coal, 1 a 1 Am. Can, 1 10 Al.

Chem. Dye, $1 Nov, 2 Abltlbl Paper $1 Oct. 20 Am. El. Pow.

1 2 Allls-Chalmers, $1.50 Nov. 18 Atl. Ref'g 2 Am. Vlt. $1 Jan.

16 of victories Alleen Guy In the Cham 20 Dome Alines, 50c Hep. ill 1 Bait. 30 plonshlp Stallion Stake at North Dodge Bros, 11.76 15 D. West. 11.60 20 Oct.

1 Oct 1 Oct. 10 Oct. 24 Randall and In the Horse Review here, Sam Williams In the Matron Forbea, 2V4 Oct. It HIS is the sign of a good bank a good Detroit Motor, 2 q. 16 Do, 1 extra J.

1'6 D. L. W. Coal. 11.26 15 Sep.

30 Sep. 30 16 Oct. Do 14 Oct. 15 Stake at 'North Randall and the Bond Share q.Nov, 2 Mass. Light 6, $1.60 15 Do 8.

$3 a Oct. 16 Oct. 15 Sep. 19 Do, 75c Oct. 15 Horseman Futurity at Indianapolis.

Do 25o a 15 Early Daniel lit 1 The previous battles between the LVU, 11 tk sy L. Do 1 Nov. 1- Dec. 20 Dec. 2t Do, H2140 Jan.

1 pair have resulted in straight-heat bank or the savings depositor, a good bank for merchants, a good bank for every commercial banking transaction. Eastern. Steamship. N. i P.

victories for the winner, but It was uci. id different here on Tuesday, for the El Paso El. 11.76 15 Oct. Oct. Oct Oct.

Oct. Do B. 11.50 a 15. race went the limit of four heats be fore a decision, and a new factor en' Elgin Watch, 214 2 Eagle-P. Load, 114 q.

Oct 16 Eaton 60c Nov. 1 Oct. 16 tered In, the bay gelding Guy Ozark, Eureka P. $1 a 1 Sep. 25 Sep.

26 Oct 16 Sep. 30 Oct. 17 Sep. 30 Deo. 16 Nov.

14 Sep. 30 Bep. II Sep. 30 Sep. 12 Sep.

25 Sep. 30 Hep. 30 Oct. 1 Oct. 1 Sep.

30 Oct 1 Oct. Sep. 30 Dec. 2 Oct. 27 Oct 31 who won the second heat In Eagle-P.

Lead 114 15 and which at the finish was tied with M. K. T. Ry. 14 3 Montreal 3 Oct.

15 Macy pf. 114 q. Nov. 1 Mo. Gas El.

p. 1. $1.75 16 May Stores 1 3 Do 24 q. 1 Nat'l Biauult, 7oo Oct. 16 N.

Y. Transit. 75o Oct. 15 Nlaar. Falls Pw.

It N. If. Tel pf, lit Oct 15 N. Y. Central, 1 Nov.

2 No. Gaa Pow. 2 at Nov. 2 Do 114 Oct. 20 N.

Y. Trans'n, 50o Oct. 15 N'ewmont Mining, tOo 15 N. Pac. 14 Nov.

3 N. Bradford Oil. 1314a 16 Nat. C. Suit, $1 15 Nat'l F.

Gas. $1.50 Oct. IS N. Y. Airbrake $1 4 Do 60c Nov.

2 N. W. Ry. adj. 1 q.Nov.19 Natl.

Fireproof, lli q.Oct, 15 Nev Cal. El. pf 114 q. 3 Niplsslng, -3. 20 Natl.

Enam. in 31 Sam Williams for second money. Fair, 2Uo kov. 1 F. Morse, 65o 30 Forn.

Players $2 2. Fox Film $1 15 Am. EI. Pow, IK 1 Nov. 6 Aeolian Weber IK q.Oot.-15 Oct.

5 Akron C. Y. $4 OcL 31 Sep." 26 Bah. Wilcox. $1.71 Jan.

1 J'ec. 20 Bush Ter. 7 $1.76 q.Oct. 15 Oct. 1 Borne-Scrymser, $4 a.

15 Sep. 26 Dq, $4 extra. 16 Sep. 26 Beechnut 60c 10 25 Do pref, IK q. 16 Oct 1 Butte and 60c 30 Sep.

IS Bel. Con. Paper, IK q- 12 Sep, 30 Bell Tel, $1.62 q.Oct. 16 Sep. 19 Bayek Clf.

1st pf. IK 15 Hep. 30 Do 2d IK Oct. 16 Sep. 30 Do 8 1 15 Sep.

30 Barn. Bros, let IK d.Nov. 1 Oct. 34 Do 2d IK 1 Oct, 34 Brk. M.

Tr. $1.60 15 Oct 1 BaltlwHa, I1.60- 15 Sep. 30 Balaban Kats, 25c m. 1. Dec.

20 Do, 26o m. 1 Nov. 20 1 Do, 26c Nov. 1 Oct. 20 Briggs 37Ho 26 Oct.

10 B. and O. Ry, 114 W.Deo 1 17 Do 1 a Dec. Oct. 17 The first heat In the Horse Review Do B.

$1 a Oct. 15 Futurity was rather easy for Alleen Firestone $1.60 20 The sign, shown above, at Seventh and Vine Streets is the Ion ge electrically lighted glass sign of this type in the country the Sign of a progressive ban. Guy, Sam Williams making a break Do 154 Oct. 15 Oct 16 Sep. 30 Oct.

20 Sep. 15 Oct. 16 Oct. 1 Oct. 1 Oct 10 Oct.

1 Doc II Nov. 20 Oct. 20 Sep. 16 Oct. 6 6ct.

6 Oct. 6 Sep. 3 Sep. 3 Sep. 3 Oulf St a.

Steel IK a. Jan. 3 when he struck the wheel of Guy Qossardi 25c Deo. 1 Ozark at the head of the home stretch, Do. 260 1 Goodyear $1.75 Oct 15 the latter being about a length back Oct.

1 Gen. Mot. 11. ou 2 Hep. 30 Do 6 $1-60 a Do $1.76 2 Sep.

30 Dec. 11 Oct 3 Gen. Electric, 6 stock a. Oct. 15 Natl.

Groceries, 2 It Byers IK Nov. 2 Oct. 15 Do, Yi uct. id Do special -tock, 15c 15 City tee and Fuel. 6U0 I Nov.

2v OOedar 5c 15 Do 5c Oct. 15 Do A. 15c a Nov. 1 Nov. 1 Oct Oct 15 Aug.

29 Nov. 20 Oct. 20 A good bank is far more than a It is an organization of business men who know human nature, and the needs of growing business. It is a bank which makes banking convenient for its customers which has placed nine branches, many of them open evenings, in the most populous sections of the city. The purpose of this good bank is to cultivate thrift to aid in the substantial growth of business in Cincinnati to be human and understanding in its service to its depositors.

I This good bank was ever destined to grow. You, the people of Cincinnati, have made it grow. Our appreciation is shown in the constant and serious protection of your interests, and in the spirit of helpfulness ever available to you. Ohio OU 60c Sep. 30 Orph, Circuit, 15a Deo, .1 of the filly at the finish In 2:06.

Guy Ozark took an early lead In the second heat. Alleen Guy had to trot around the field at the head of the home stretch and could not reach the Arden Homestead stable gelding at the finish, last quarter In X9H seconds. Sam Williams had to go the "overland route" and looked to be all In at the He furnished the real surprise In the third heat when, after vo. lbc Nov. 2 in.

Ohio Fuel, 3 15 ROLLMAN DAY SPECIAL Otis Elevator. $1.60 Oct. 15 Sep. 30 retting away badly, he came around the field in the home stretch and caught Worthy Harvester, which had already headed the pace-making Alleen Guy, winning by a half length in 2:04. Do $1.50 Oct.

15 Sep. 30 Ohio Brass $1 q. Oct. 15 Sep. SO Do 14 pet, 15 Sep.

30 Overman A and B. 14 a. 20 Sep, 30 Outlet Co. pf. 114 1 Oct.

16 Pleased S. (Jar DC, 11.70 q.Dec. a Nov. la P. 7.

114 2 Oct. 23 Do 3, 2 Nov. 3 Oct. 23 Peoples Gas. 3 Oct.

17 Oct. 3 Pitts. Steel, $1 10 Aug. 31 Pere Marquette 14 q.Nov. 2 Oct.

15 Do p. 14 Nov. 2 Oct. 16 Pac. Tel.

Tel. 14 It Bep. SO Power Corp.N.Y. $1.75. Nov.

1 Oct. 15 Pete A. $1.60 20 Sep. 30 Do $1.60 Oct. 20 Sep.

30 Prairie P. Line. $2 Oct. 31 Sep. 30 Procter Gam.

8, 2 q.Oct. 15 Sep. 26 Pacific G. $2 15 Sep. 30 Peabody Coal, bSa Jan.

2 Dec. 19 Do '39o Deo. 1 Nov. 20 1 a The official time of the, last half 1 OO Complete, Including Frames, Perisconic Lenses and was 1:01, and Sam Williams came from fifth place at the middle station to win, so he must have trotted the Examinations. Special Low Prices on Doublo-Vision and 1 Complicated Lenses.

last four furlongs at a two-mlnut gait. In the final heat only the 1 All Glasses Prescribed by Vu Must Be Satlsfnetory. mm 1 Do 60c Nov. 2 Oct. 20 Parke Davis, 60o a.

3ep. 30 Bep, IB Do 60a sd! Sen. 30 6eD. It three-heat winners started back. Alleen Guy set the pace very slow to Phil.

Co. $1.50 Nov. 2 Oct. 1 the three quarters, then outsprlnted tOLIO AS THE OAK Sara Williams the last quarter, which was trotted In 28 seconds, about The Do $1 Oct. 31 Oct.

1 Phil. 11. T. $1.75 3 Oct. 1 Do $1 Oct.

31 Oct. 16 Pitts. Pub. Utll. $1 a.

Nov. 2 Oct. 2 Do 3V4 a. a. Nov.

2 Oct. 10 Do 24 etxra Nov. 2 Oct. 10 P. Svc.

2. 30 Sep. 23 Do 14 30 Bep. 23 Do p. 1., iy Sep.

30 Sep. 23 Packard Motor, Oct. '31 Oct. 15 Pub, Bvc. Pw.

pf $1.76 q.Nov. 2 Oct. 16 Penn. Bait. 24 Oct.

15 Sep. SO Pierce B. Pierce. 24 15 Oct. 6 PROVIDENT as fast a quarter as a three-year-old has ever trotted.

Practically the same field of three-year-olds will start back here the coming week in the Horse Breeder Futurity li negotiations now under way to race that event here are con Postum Cereal, $1 Nov. 1 Oct. 21 summated, then they will meet for the final big battle of the season In P. Am. W.

P. A. ft 60c. Oct. 30 Oct.

10 'Pan. Am. Pete, 10c Prophylactle, 60c Oct. It Oct 1 Do 23o extra Oct. 15 Oct.

1 Plymouth OH, 60o Oct. IS Oct. 10 Quebeo Power, 14 Oct. 16 Bep. 30 Do 1 13 Bep.

30 Quaker Oats 14 Nov. 30 Nov. 3 SAV INGS BANK TRUST COMPANY SEVENTH and VINE Nine branches are located logically in differ-, ent parts of the city for your convenience. 1 the $14,000 Kentucky Futurity at Lexington, the most Important of all events for three-year-olds. The victory of Peter Maltbey in the Junior division of the Horse Review Futurity, in which, he.

trotted in 2:064. equaling the record for the oldest owns the event made In 1913 by Peter Volo, his I.V"ii'ii iHM mtnmitmmnt m.j.m fi linn ji met sire, proved that the rangy bay colt Do common. 75c q. 15 Oct. 1 Rich.

Radiator 114 q.Oct. 16 Sept. Reading 2d 1 Oct. Sep. 23 Rlv.

Hals. Pauer, 14 15 Oct. 5 Rem. Noiseless 114 q. -Oct.

16 Oct. 3 Reading 2 Nov. 12 Oct.lt 6U U. K. Ky.

pf. 14 q.Nov. Oct. It Bt. Joe Lead, tOo Dec.

21 Dec Sav. Arms sec. 14 q.Nov. 16 Nov. 2 Sterling Oil, lOo Oct.

5 Bep. 25 Do 10c extra Oct. Sep. 25 Steel Canada. 114 Nov.

i Oct. 8 Do 1 14 Nov. 2 Oct. 8 Stand. Gas 75c 26 Sep.

30 Do 114 Oct. 26 Sep. 30 Is a candidate for championship hon ors and some of the circuit followers have expressed the opinion that he will come close to smashing all rec JHN HOLLAND ords for two-year-olds at the trots at Lexington, where he has an en Southorn 14 Nov. 2 Sep. 22 gagement on the opening day in the Do uct.

it eep. Shattuck F. too a Oct. 10 Sep. 21 futurity.

So. Pitts. Water 1 q.Oct. 15 Oct. 1 fPen The mark for the age Is 2:04 against time, held by Mr.

McElwyn, the race Shawnljan Water. 2 10 Seagrave. 30c Oct. zu Oct, 1 Std. Publishing A.

14 20 Oct. 1 record 2:044, held by The Real Lady St. Joe Lead. 21 extra. 31 Dec Station belle, which won the Rainy Set of Famous Highfacuuni' Sterling $1 Nov.

2 Oct. 16 Day Stake at North Randall, were Sullivan Mach'y, $1 16 Sep. 30 So. utilities, $1 uci. iv uct.

Do 26o extra Oct. 10 Oct. 1 she trotted In 2:07, trotted a great race here and was second both heats Sears Roebuck. $1.50 1 Oct. 15 to Peter Maltbey.

The sister to Simmons 114 Nov. 2 Oct. 16 Spauldlng 1st 114 1 Nov. 17 Rewards for Service given to owners of the oldest John Holland Pens. Sumatra (2:024) is a really great uo Kna a i nov, it Do 2 Oct.

15 Oct. 7 Salt Ck. 20o 2 Oct. 16 filly and will beat 2:06 at Lexington with an even break In racing luck, while that other Peter Volo Juvenile Do 424o extra inov, 2 oct. lb Trl-Clty 24 1.

Dec. i Telautogra'h 26o a. Nov. 2 Oct. 16 star, Hollyrood Susan, Is likely to be Do 114 uct.

in Bep. au troublesome. With the Purchase of Each Grand Prize Tidewater Oil, 25c Bep. 30 Bep. 18 Thompson J.

25o 1 Nov. 23 Honors in the pacing division of the Horse Review Futurity went to Do. 25o Nov. 3 Oct. 23 I Tonopah Min 74 Oct, 21 Sep.

30 Hollyrood Abigail, also a daughter of Tob. Products. 11.50 Oct. 15 uct. 1 Transue 50c Oct.

15 Bep, 30 Tuckett 1 Oct. 15 Sep. 30 1 Tl 1 Peter Volo, bred, trained and driven by John L. Dodge, a wealthy amateur who finds his diversion from business in training and racing a Do 114 Oct. 15 Sep.

30 Texas OU, 6c Oct. 10 Oct. 5 Uu. Fruit. 1926.

$2.60. i Deo. 3 U. 8. O.

I. P. F. 114 It Dec. 1 Un, Storage, 24 Nov.

11 Nov. 1 Un. Dyowood 114 1 Dec It U. S. Realty 114 1 Sep.

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Alch. 1 q.Oct. 15 Bep. 30 nessee Stake at Lexington. Dodge has i not only raced many good horses of his own breeding but has bred many which have raced successfully for -others, including such well-known performers as Hollyrood Jessie, Hollyrood Volo, Hollyrood Leonard and Hollyrood Frisco, all prominent in Grand Circuit society this season.

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