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er Jordan- Announces Op and Sailing Order. 4ls Are Rot on TraIl of Two Ka- agu Outfielder Goof Chance Both Men XcCa7 Here. I TJP OR TODAY. 1 ATLANTA McCay. If Vlnson.

U. Noblett. cf. flay ct. Jackson d.

Krug. Ib. Flick rf. Morse Lajole. 2b.

Jordan. 2b. Bradley Sb. Dexter. Ib Turner.

a. Archer- rt. Carr. Jb. Shea" 0.

Buelow c. 4 BIiI1. c. Clarke c. Mpren p.

Jackson IL Butter. Bernhard II- SStcalf 9 Joss p. The game will tart at Piedmont park at 30 o'clock. Stovall will probably act as umpire. I tanager Jordan announced tip yesterday for the game with Cleveland today.

It la the strongest combination possible for the locals at. the present time with an outfield so badly crippled by the rail. ure of tb men to report in time YeCy will lead off. Mac has II. handy way of reaching first base.

and when there the chances are that lie will give tome of the Cleveland Catchers an opportunity to stop his flight to second base. Noblett has been picked to come second. After these two hitters come the smashers of the earn Stelnie SCrug and WTiitey Morse th of whom are in good shape this yr One of these two men should be able to line out a hit meahlns a un. It the first three men go down and out Morse will be left to start the game over ajaln In the second and what Whltey does not know about getting to nrst base on clean hits will remain un known to the Atlanta team tide year. Jordan wm follow Cotton Top with Dexter.

Shea. and Archer good hitters coming after him. Manager Jordan believes that his men will make a good showing this afternoon and give the Clevelanders a. run for the motley It nothing else. Our Infield to fast enough to suit me at the present time said he yesterday but we are badly crippled in the way of an outfield.

Not a single regular has put in his appearance and I wil be obliged to send In infielders and catchers SVpth work foren5 Butfer-aftfl Metcalfe will fee given a chance In the box while Shea will do the catching. In regard to the batting- order I know very little as yet of the best way to arrange the order as most of the men are" new to me. I believe. however that the order I have. given will be a very good one.

Says Manager tarry Lmjole- I Intend to give all my men II. chance to work out with the exception of a few of my pitchers They need the practice. Jo Bernhard and Jackson will do the twirl. Ing. while I Intend to send In all three- tatchers" The prospect for a good crowd for the opening game of the Atlanta am Is ex ellent if the weather man will only continue to.

be as kind- a he. has been for the past tour days. ot satisfied with the men already In id belnf anxious to be prepared an possible accidents the Atlanta cJab has thrown- out lines for two new outfielders Both men sought lore stars major leaguers at present. who should be able to. more than hold their own to this company.

This will be one of the best pieces of announced for sonic time as there a little anxiety on the part of the tans In regard to the outfield where. up to date Only pitchers have been working. Winters will be here soon however as his delay in starting for the land of summer weather was due to a misunderstanding which has been explained. George la good enough for Southern League company any day. and will make a.

molt excellent mae to tan off the batting this year. as he was last. Last year Winters was the first man Up. followed by Or and then by the smashers. Stafford and Krug.

About the time No. 3 and No. 4 were. reached somebody and generally the pitcher was feel- taf sorry. The Infield at the ban park Is In need ot.

tolling. The WI bounds round on this uneven surface with a dozen different twists and turns making things embarrassing for fielders. In days of the spit ball the top ball. VIA the jump ball a level fl ld at least Is desired ia as to give the fielders a rest from curves. JameitArcher Of Toronto Canada is.

curt4 by Atlanta from FUtsbnrg. reached tla' city at Boon yesterday. Archer was pureaaMd last MAMS by Barney Dreyru. front thtIOW State League where played in 72. games.

18 la the Outfield andean equal number. behind the bat. haliefl well tar A catcher. and when. etaredl by- Plttaburc played a number of fames for that team.

BflonJ. McCr ran over from Furmn yesterday and took' part In the practice yesterday afternoon. Bernle was at tired la a nice looking uniform remarkably like college regalia. However Bernle was still there with the good he proved by severat brilliant fielding stunts. The race or third this year promises to be one of the warmest on record.

Noblett. Krug and MeCay ax all doing wall. UNYONSPiWPAW ta COACH HEISMAN TQtWRITE ON OCOLEdEBASEBALL Tech Coach and Baseball Expert Who Will Write Exclusively for Constitution 2 During th Season of iuo. JW. HEISMANI.

coach qj the Georgia School of Technology. one of the most. successful coaches in the country and an acknowledged expert on i baseball and football matters will contribute a series of articles to The Sunday Constitution on baseball in the south- ern colleges. Mr. Heisman is in a position to secure hand information AT HOT SPRINGS 1 DUMPED IN PXRST EVENT POEM PLAYEBl.

MADE GOOD Hot Springs Ark. rrh -Starting off with' a severe bump administered by Lady Moneuse. which' won the first raeit to I the form players at Oaklawn finished the day with three winner to their credit. The feature vent was the third race. a three-horse affair in which ToklQn Lubln and Bill Curtis finished to the order named.

Avtaton Was played for a good thing for thr second race by some of the wise ones and was cleverly pilot- to ctory by Hlldebrand. Track fast. FIRST RACE Six and one-half furlongs Lady Monetize 88 Spears 25 to I won Am liana 88 Hoffman to I second Supreme Court. 98 B. Smtt7.

3i to I third. lime I 5 Billy Moore. Mutual Benefit. puthe. ensonhuret J.

B. Sheridan. Martlus. Little Red. tromio Walsh and Henry Lyons ran.

SEOOND RAX5B Three furlongs. Avja- ton 108 Hlldebrand to 1. won Pretty Girl ins Wonderly 234 to I second William Mot l2Vi Sly to I. third. Time :96 S.

Donita RamWi. Broolnlde Oklahoma Oscar Prentlea Lady Charade. Mountain Oil' Never Seen Carrie Francis and Merry Mao ran. THIRD Mlle and sixteenth Tokalon lot OUphant 7 to 10. won Lubin.

110 8 to I second Bill Curtis. 108 HUdeMaod 8 to S. third Time 5 Three starters. FOURTH SelUr furlongs Muss. 109 Henry even.

won vudcn. 110 Hlldebrand 4 to I second. Stand. Pat. 107 Morris 10 to I Lilrd.

Time 5. Foxy Grandpa S- Francis Pancreatls 1 Know and Jim long ran. FIFTH RACE Selling one-halt mile. MaginIs. IDS Henry 10 to I won Balm- et IS Hoffman 12 to I second Main.

108 ithdebrand I to third. Time Walter Schleffer. Angola and Lven1a. True ran. SIXTH RACE mile and CO yards.

Falsrntan 109 Mclntyrs even. won. Little Wally 105 Henry 2 to I second Sorrel Top. 87 Russel It. to I.

third. Time :44. Doty. Hgar mm Bradford and Proceeds ran. Today's Entries at Rot Spring First ratesi furlongs selling Mlngore Mordella R.

Q. Smith. 104. Ingrate Captain Xeroth 93 Feby Blue. 12 Geneva Lee.

Volute 88 I- Samelson 112 Nina Fly 107 Paw Jones 100 Black Cat 95. Second- race. 41-2 furlongs Bitter Brown Marvel P. Pretty Nellie- Pirates Dream. 104 Ines Batchelor.

Eva Jean. 99 William Motnt. AcTOn. 107. Starllni.

109 Third race. mile and a. furlong. handicap Kin Zllaworth 100 Terra Flrma Flakland 88 Dollnd Priority. 92 Bal.

t1. 98 lflussab 104 Fal rlan. 90 Jack onus 102. CrUteaJ 93 Bill Curtis. 105 Sidney C.

Love 110. Kahn entry Arthur entry Qrif ln entry. Fourth race half mile selling Chapa- lii 98. Uttle Wally' OS Falkland. 96 Nversuch 108 Glisten.

107. Fifth race furlongs selling Voltage 97 Comic Opera. 90 Van Ness liS Lady shtl 104 Gavin C. 95 Joe OOSB. 3.

fid Grtno 109 Dewey US Last Faustus Sixth rats mile. selling Jigger Olonets The Cur Payne 110 Arc Light Pan. creatle 90 Celebration. 100 Ivernla. 108 Short Case 1:04 Simon Kent D.

II. lot Colonel Preston. 97 Dolinda 104 Ed Sheridan. 9 SVnr York 12 Birmingham 5. Birmingham Ala.

March 17. Mc- Orawis New York National Leaguers today defeated Birmingham In the tint exhibition game of the season. Score New York. 2 Birmingham I. Batteries Matthewaon.

wut. Bowerman and Bresnahani Reagan. Bales Des. KU and Matthews. Kacon 4 Mireet' 0.

Macon. Oa. March 17. gpecial. -Macon detested Mercer this afternoon in an exhibition game hi the score of 4 to 0.

Notwithstanding- this Boors Mercer show. ed up wtu with Gate. in the box against four pehert brought out by Manager emita for TngMnnajr 4 Hontgomery 2. Montgomery. Ala.

March Iz. The Montgomery Southern- t.eaa-oe turn again defeated on the local diamond today by Clark Qrtmth. New York Americana the score being 4 to A The' batteries were New York-Drib- OaIboD and Duff Montgomery. Gardner Gilbert and For the first flr inning it seemed that the visiting team would be. defeated.

the cor being 2 inlayer of Montgomery untU. then. but in that Innln the. Amer. Scan.

cored their ooe nu. wlanla tb and will watch closely and chronicle on the sporting page of The Constitution the development and prospects of each team as the season advances. His articles on baseball as was' his football series which attracted such wide-spread interest will be written exclusively for The Constitution. The first of Mr. Heismans baseball series will appear to- morrow morning.

AT ASCOT TImEE ROT PAVO1tTES PROVED GOOD MUD ROBSiS Los Angeles March 17. Kinsman Belle Dixon end Dunzannon. each quoted at I to 5 won at Ascot today over a heavy track. The Fjwt Wfp foattfrelfess. Summary FIRST RACE Slauson course selling Kinsman 107 Lynch to 5 won.

Miss May dish 107 gan 3 2 to I. second. Scxtlache 109 Oroesthwaite TO to 1. third Time 112. Angelena Tlzoen lerlint Fu de Lanoe.

Josle Wheeler Manors Carlisle. Merry Sport end Teebute ran. SnOOND RACE-Mile stflng Belle Dixon SO MJcDanlel 9 to 6 won Jardin de Paris 80 Hennesy 2 to I second Swift Queen. 90 Morlartty 9 to 5 third Time :44 4. Ben Lash.

tado. Wlnttreda Prestolus Church Light Platotitus Hersaln and Sicuta ran. THIRD RACE Half mite purse Neatness. 105 Crossthwalte IS to I. wxm Ladrata 100 Kelly 4 to 5.

second Search Me OS Morlartty 9 to 5 third. Time 60. Annie Snowbound Earl Rowers Ruination Sin and Rosardo tan. FOURTH RACE and a sixteenth selling Duxigannon 95 oriartty 9 to 6 won. OLneJo 94 W.

Smith 10 to I eeeond Freesias 98 Mclaj5l a to I. third. Time :50 2. Erne Los Aneteno Tomahawk and Ripper ran. FIFTH RACE Oil furlongs.

ElOtroll 100 Miller 3 to I won Albert Fir. PS Mortality even second. Blue Coat too Kunt to I. third. Time 1:15.

Colonel Rupxwrt oaii. SIXTH RACE-Mlle Meadow Horn. 85 logg to I. won Marces 90 Me- Danlel 5 to I second Bailey PP Mortality to I third. Time :43.

Jerusha. BaThM1IO. Mammon. Dlxelle James 3. CotIbett and Red Damsel ran.

Today's Ascot Entrie. First Race Slauson course selling Ripper. 102 Falrllght 100. Chalk Hedrick Plotter 97 Kate Campbell. Manera.

95. Massacre. 90. Second Race Six furlongs Cerro Santa. 14 Elfin King.

113. Montoya Plctou. 110 Sterowinder 108 Mstlakata 107 Birdie El Chtchuahua 105 Durbar Buchanan. 104 Dollle WeithoS Mist Provo. 103 Susie Christian.

110 Mart Gentry 92. Third EStce Five furlongs Victor III Americano 109 Fireball 103 Happy Chappy Plion 101. Dusky Secret. 99 Skeptic. 98.

Colonel Ruppert 93. Fourth Race Handicap mile and a six. teenth- Orchan. 110" Lustlg 102 Sheriff Bell 98 Judge Denton. Lord of the Heath 95 Panlque.

93 Ara. Elte. 90. Fifth Race Purse. 7 furlongs Fustian Race Wagner.

101 Lustlg Fells Lugo. Waite Night I Op Robador. Workman. 92 Melina 87. Sixth Race Mile and a furlong Water Cure 110 Bugle Horn TryonJ03 Posi.

tion. 104 Jtngler 98 CaneJo. lied Dam. set 98 Bandillo 94. LOCALS LOSE EDDIE PLEISS.

Atlanta Meet with Another Misfortune in an Attempt To Land a Good fielder. The outfield hoodoo is still pursuing the magnates of the Atlanta team. The latest choice bit of misfortune deals with Eddie Pietss. A telegram has been received by the local owners irons him stating that he has decided to remain north and Pass the Atlanta. offer WI for this year.

It would seem. Judging from this telegram that fiddle has been using th Atlantateam as a tapw to force he Lebanon Independents to pay bin an Increased wary. Some time go Chief Joyner heard from Plelss. who under certain conditions promised to come to Atlanta for season. Them conditions were considered and he was granted all he asked.

If he felts to- report this ar the Atlanta team may have a chance in the future to repay him for au Allure to report. Now that Plaiss states- that he wfll not come- the outfield sltuatlSn looks worse than It did some time ago end some new men wm have to be landed "shortly in order to better It. Winters Js. the only regular outfielder who has up to date slmed for. this- seamen.

Crosier is still holding out. Bernard Kothlerla In th camp of tt Browns where he" has been doing good rorkJ. Ceady finer. and PliUs au" lost I jrttiln oa month I I AT CITY PARK SIX AVOBITES Bzrn IS DAY 01XASt WOSS New Otleana tc1 Z-lty Park was today and til racing was good. Six of th seven favorites were beaten.

There two races at oa mile suet both were run' better than 1:41 wille the furlongs race was won by Green Morn. filly. Gold Rose la 69 5 sad that after she had been off next to last in field of seven. Billy Porter local manager Jar Captain S. S.

Brown won some 9000 on the captains filly. Melodious who captured the first race. FIRST year flues selling 614 furlongs Melodious 107 col to 6 wont Filla 109 UtLan Un 13 to 3 second. Katnryn 109 Sanerson 20 to I. third.

Time :08. Wood Claim. Stella Allen. Ella Waggoner and Blaze Duchess ran. BBCOND KACJ year sell- lug halt mile TlchlmlngO 108 Uan- non to.

I won Steve Lane. 104 Pet- col IS to I second Temple. 97 Mc- LouShlln I to 6 third. rime 48 9. Jurist Uranada lAck Brown i H.

and Wesatche ran. THIRD year 7 furlongs. Ascot Belle. 107 Nlnona to I won John Lyle. 104 Damson It to ID second Omealca 107 RomaneUl I to I third.

Time I :23 5. DartWl National end Mrs. Hob ran. FOURTH RACfi year and up selling one mile Demurrer lu 3 to won Little Giant 109 U. Selsilling I to I second.

Hoodwink 104 Romanellfl 4 to 5. third. Time :40 5. LaCache. Twemlow Arab Snow and.

Spring Fox ran. FIFTH RACE year and up. selling. I mile and a sixteenth Post man. 101 Oregar 20 to I.

won St. Tammany. 110 McLaughlin to 6 second Rian 106 tJnnon 9 to 2 third. Time :47 25. Gold Spot.

Mil. zenmast Prince Richard end ttuUer ran. SIXTH year and up. furlongs Gold Rose 93 Jenkins II to 6. won.

Lucy Young. 93 J. Hennessy II to 6. second Frontenac. 114 Oannon 2 to I.

third. Time 69 5. Thura e. Miss Deuce Melrose and Judge Taragon ran. SEVENTH RACE Four furlongs one mile.

Cursus TOT McLaughlin II to 2 won Leenja. 104 Cannon 8 to II second AWltralina 109 HWlUn to I third. Time. :40 Austerllght Rightful Willie Newcomb arid tuba ran. Today's City Park Entries.

First Race Seven furlongs purse Bte Bow. Billy Handed 100. St. Resolute Padre Midnight Minstrel tor Kernel Melrose James Ii. Reed.

lot. Second Race Six furlongs selling Sneer Otobock. Dl Ltttle Margaret 103 Ufton Boy. Spec 104. Sprtngbroo Signal II Mary Laxena Show Olrl 107 Ad li3g Governor SS3res leopard.

Hemlock. DO St. Wood The Don. 112. Third Race Four and one-half furlongs purse.

Polly Forrest. 97 Libation. Eso- trtc Woodlawn Bertha 103. Chief Archibald. De.

Fourth Bace Handicap I mile Coruscate 102 Brand 103 Florentine. 108. Eon Mot 108 Pretension 110. Fifth Race Five furlongs purse Ma- toalna 88. Bear Hunter.

Mr. Barnany Dan Rome go Blue Bird RnUu 99 Della A Ion Hilarity 106 Benton. 108 Soundly. no Sixth Race Six furlongs selling Glad Smile. W.

Llla Noel 106 Thespian Orderly Ru iaibe 4c roe ArmQreT Ekle II. Lord of the Valley. 107 Mary Mof- trny Mary Worth. 108 Maverick. 109 Felix Slozzes.

MO Demurrer 112 Nea-V 114 Sid Stlvcr 115 Seventh Race Mile Oen1ng MM Nannine PS Vlrgle Withers. 97 Recreo. Bva Wood. OtsegolOD Delavil Harry fitephetis 102 Dawaern CSilbou tAcos 106 Weber Fields 106 Send Bath. Togo 107 Roun4eNY 108.

Ruler. III. AT OAKLAND tm99 lt1ST ONE rAVOBITB REWAEDZD THE TALENT San Francisco March 17. F. W.

Barr quotSd at 3 to 5 was the only winning favorite over II. slow track at Oakland today. Profitable. backed strongly as a. second choice on the strength of his recent return to form.

won the fourth race. The other events were taken by moderate priced outsiders. FIRST RACE Six furlongs selling Yellowstone 113 Otis to I. won Olympian. 110 Blrkenruth 3H to I second Effervescence 110 Davis to I.

third. Time. 1:18. Sweet Tooth. Dandle Belle Loyal 8 Ned Dennis.

Al Waddle. Rena del Rio. Silicate Natidor and La. Figaro ran. SECOND RACE Six furlongs selling Emma Reubold.

103 Davis- to I won Albemarle I 10 Fountain 3 to I. second War Times 105 Prayers It to I third. Time. 1:17. Den Sherman Laura F.

St. Instrument BrennWl and Rlpponix ran. THIRD RACE sixteenths mile p. St. Barr III Davis to 6 won tiaruma 109 Birkenruth 4 to I sec and Busy Bee.

06 Jones 2 to I. third. Time :56. Tames L. St.

Abe Meyer. Fred Bent and EquOTum Rr ran. FOURTH RACE Mile selling Profitable 102 Davis I to 6 won Major Tenney 107 Bell 7 to 6 second Lady Kent. 105 Clark 8 to I third. Time.

1:49 The Odyssy Box Elder Myrtle and. Btwus Bill ran. FIFTH RACE Seven furlongs selling Bob RalIIn 105 Fountain 3 to I won Baker 105 Davis a to 9 second Miller's Daughter 106. Sones to to I. third.

Time Rio Chief Mend-a and Golden Buck ran. SIXTH RACE 61 furlongs handicap Suable ST Clark I to I. won My Order 95 Knapp 6 to- I second David Boland 97 Fountain 4 to I. third. Time I I Judge Princess Tltanla ran.

Today's Oakland Entries. First Race-Mile selling Toe Gall For- mere. 104 Lady Bimbo 102 Hungarian Dug Martin. I 3. V.

Kirby Marello Dundreary Frank Pearce 109 Corllee Mazette. 107 Sweet Tooth Foxy Grandpa. Outburst 112. Second Race Mlle arid SO yards set log isabelUta Red Cross Thirst. 100 Modicum Ethel Abbott.

Eshecil2 105 Anvil. Reyflare 102. Third Race Mile end a quarter. telling Cinnabar. 95 Colonel Anderson 100 Mr.

Dingle. 99 Flaunt. Expedient. 105 Dusty Miller 103 Inspector Munro. OS.

Fourth Race Mile Thornton stakes- Flying Torpedo 112 Veteranor Mtsr slng. MS Horattus 114. Fifth Race-Mile and a sixteenth handicap Bombardier 103 Dr. LeWJG. lot St.

tUcho. IS Andrew Mack 100 NI- ITette. 104 Handy Bill 90. WUson eaten Sixth Rare-Mile purse Celerea. 106 Cloud Light Buby.

101 DelCJ1na. 98 KossbO0rn 100 Big Beach. 109 Sea Air 107. Dublin Seal EgUtTx aL Dublin. Ga.

March 17. Special. A big real estate deal taken place here between Captain E. X. Whltehead and 0.

8. WlllUms. AU the property. In Dublin belonging to. Captain Whitehead passed Into tile.

hands of Mr. WD- Hama. The property consists- rf pixUen dwellings and 40 aWea ott1aD4. The WM tl8000. I- To Try Xynching-Parti Huntsrflle Ale.

March 17. The name. of IargS nofflber of eltiasna IS the counties composing the northern division of th northern district of the federal court are being obtained to serve as special Jurors at. She approaching term of toited State eean. Several fotlth men indicted tTandJury for alleged participation In the lynching rf Horace Maples will UW doting tSet ary.

fCapkd iii St Patfick Handicap. Smthers Pair Payotis with Pb11Jinch Second. Choic kpid Water Made Race for a tile. After Which Weakened. New Orleans.

March The St. Palrick handicap at a mile and a. sixteenth and worth 1900 to the winner was toe feature of the new Louisiana Jockey Cubs card today. The Smathers pair. Rapid Water aDd Hands Across were hot favorites at 6 to with Phil Inch second choice at II to- B.

The- Ooldblatt pair Oldstone and Ralnland. and uke of Kendal opened and doled at sixes. Rapid Water had the speed and set a hot pace for a mile when he weakened and Old Stone who had been In dote at. tendant got up andwon by a nos Aute Jx wis. Atnsiina and Royal Ara.

were the other beaten favorites. Weather clear track fast. Summaries FIRST RACE Seven furlongs selling Vestry. 105 Aubuchon 2 to 5 won The Laurel. 100 E.

Rice IS to I second Aggie Lewis 106 J. Martin to I. third. Time :28 S. Azzcbuo Echinite Daisy Green.

DrummOna Court Maid. Breaker and Albany Girl ran. SECOND RACE-Malden year Ill. ties 4 furlongs. Ethel Hay.

t. Mar. tin II to 20 won Hand Bag. 105 An. buchon 7 to 2 second SaJnada 05 Heatherlngton to I.

third. Time. SO flint. Running' Miss. Tennebon.

Palaver and Pearl Russell ran. THIRD RACE Seven furlongs Monte 105 Martin I to won Vie Zelller 101 McCeSerty 7 to I second Inspector Halpln 107 Aubuchon to I third. Time. I :27 S. Light Note.

Whlppoorwlll and Pharmacy ran. FOURTH St. Patrick's handicap mile and a sixteenth Old Stone 109 MeCafforty 6 to I won Rapid Water. 24 J. Martin to B.

second Hands Across. 103 CAubuchon to 5 third. Time :44. Ralnland. Duke of Kendal and Phtltlnch ran.

FIFTH RACE Selling 5 furlongs Invasion OS Aubuchon is to- won Alllsta 05 Seder 6 to I second Athe. tine. 105 J. Martin II to 6 third. Time I :01 S.

Wreath of Ivy. Pity Many Thanks. Louise Htston and Sweet Charity ran. SIXTH RACE-Five furlong Margaret O. 104 Lee 2 to I won Pure Favor.

107 McGee IS to I second Cyuttica. 104 Balrd 8 to I third. Time Miss Creek. Miss Aubrey. Bonnie Lithe Golden Ruuell Laracor.

Lady Patricia. Grass Hopper Susie Cork and Leverna ran. SEVENTH Selling mile OJ1B- wa 102 Schilling I to I won Royal Arms 102 Shaver- II to second Car. nlvan. 102 Baird 25 to I third.

Time I :42. Duncan. Sir Carter Stalker. St. Blue.

Lady Melalr. Woodlyne Klnlight New Amsterdam and Trust ran. Today' Pair Ground Entries. First Race Five fWIoDl' welling Onward. 97 Hopeless PI Halcyon Days.

Oasconne Simplicity 100 Vie Zelgter. Nellie Ruwel. Annie Alone Presentiment Hannibal Mey. 106 Arch Otiham. Charlie Dlkson 110.

Second Race Seven furlongs selling ChYIPpIe Thorpe. Juoora Miss Hazy Tar- hula Calendula. St. Bonnie 103 Precious Sly Muzette. Margery Oaffney April Bird Fair Calypso Monamour.

108. Third Race Mile and seventy yards Loves Labor. Prestonlan. Royal Arms Burke Onciikn James Fits 12 Bar kelnxsre Mooograh. Cold Sam-ho DalesInan Ben.

Mac dHul Irby Bennett. I IC. Fourth Race Six furlongs handicap Subtle Alttsta. 90 HotensIa Maleter 8 Escutcheon. 100 Merry Acrobat.

102 Mayor Johnson 103 Invincible. I0 Ram Horn 20. Fifth Race-Mite selling- Misanthrope 95. Avoid Sarl11a Miladl Love. Pail- sienna Albany ran ii Lady Bay Cady Free Knight Mildred L.

100 Mint Bed. 104 Lingo. 103 Bonnte Lithe 104. Sixth Race Five furlongs. selling Ttpl Silver.

99 lrd 95 One More The Pride of Surrey 100 Torto Baggerly. Of Dallas l04 Ltttle Jack Horner. toe I. W. O'Neill.

Diplomat 108 Se4duocee Rawhide. 110. Seventh Race Mfle and a sixteenth selling Woolnota Florence May 97 Roderick DIM 99 STel Stark 102 Billy Wtek Graphite. 104. Renton Mr.

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palm. that' has been lifted in honor of the creator' of these waists by useless questions' of sex. In the' world. of fashion they stand to. the credit of a man.

So be it. Concerning the Waists theirs is a beauty that is the most difficult to compass the beauty of sithplic ity. Tailored styles are more than. likely to be rigid severe graceless- John Forsyth. has mastered.

the art' of perfect lines of softening and mellowing and toning down the awkward stiffness that is suggested by- ordinary Tailored Waists. The- charm of them is elusive. Type cant interpret it. You must see' the Waists to get a realizing sense pi tlie manrknack that. produced them.

350 John Fprsyth' Waists made of fine white madras wide tucks. and narrow shirt. folds forming- front back finished with four narrow tucks plain. shirt sleeves and cuffs. 400 John Forsyths Waists made of embroidered Panama cloth broad front formed of wide tucks narrow shirt.

folds and four narrow- tucks in back full sleeves and cuffs. John Forsyths Waists made of best grade weight linen groups of' SIX- narrow and- two broad tucks on each side of. broad front back finished with Iour inch tucks full plain- sleeves. John Forsyths Waists made of fine linen embroidered in tasteful floral patterns. narrow yoke-length tucks forming front fulness back finished with narrow shirt folds and.

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I 2 112 I 1- eC I :47 5. lRA lUng nd I. 14 5 Pn ruLtIa RACE I 0 onl1 49 5. 11" I 1ronUute Hen I COn4i J. 1 I ce 4aT1 J1 III 11l eroth 1 I 2 furlongs-flitter l04ilnes 107 I cp Do I IFalerian.

102 CUrtt Grtffln hapa. uMIt i osiofalkland furloI1 selUn Ne VtJu II lIel 11 er. I 3. Sh noo. 8W 1 Fe- Batteries w.

n. Ka. tbsattemoon inan uPwell fourptehers broa JitADa Xa oft. mc Kon erJ' The Jn locaJdf mODd' 4a NYork 14 to-2. gu ontlOmer bert AT.

TWtlnc. re 110 OtDt81 rotKon w1D Cht1zm1Dc ScADaeore4UI. fOU ths 1 :3. I iJ 27t 1' f. Lo t1 1I Jp .1 I I.

Kinsmen Be I. tea11fte1 ss. i RACE won i IJ 41nde Henn 5. RA I I RulDie. Uon won DanIeI I 2.

An oo Oo 1100 d. I II I wQndaJOCel. 3to Bandll 10 Race lUnr 100 05 cond Six ro 113 Pkto etlakAt A ua. I 1' ntrY. meriCaDo.

101 98 Race-Handicap. ken 8 nr tIgLd fh i i Purse. ht. 109 lO4k li ler Ked I IE Pie" re elved northand Atlanta team ii' pa 1U4 to. OD tort ft ft Uhe 72 ar4 chan for wntl10t s1tuatl loOks me' Ac ud lI Itme1i Mrito 1.

nded J. outneIl1trwho a aJ. e4 a OU Ko IiIer' bin the otm13tOWuWbenh. 1il T- c. 1 fl.

T. i.ft. I e. i II' II IA BBAT em A Kt .7. the 0 the werebete i.

WUe one mile. betterlhan 11. ftll1Gotd 64 ihhad 0 S's. Brown. aomeCaOOO N1.

itaLDgtt- I eec nd I lrO chella RACJs-'l'wo yeUolc1t. tcl II. 21 ick Heteli IoncsUtOt tNlnOnat a I. 10. lb 1:28 year IIJV I ttl SCb1lIl IS I.

a Lee year So' Or I 6. RIan. i. 2. I :47 2 Pr1n 1U bard won 6 be 4- r.httln RACE-Four I tS tty Park Seven 100 Re oIUte.

Six 83 tH 1 8 ld 103 I Race. New 103 Fk rent1ne. Bane pur 88 eu Barna A. So Ro 99 Lll Tbe pWl. beck.

Ie Jlaveri Jk. Race eo ood. Ia 06 108 a. IT. QU ttd back ht Won Six sell1 lr 3 l1rt J.

I NatI or i SIX ur10 1I. I vI8) i 110 I I I. I 1n H1P on1x RACE ma cf9 Mr i1 34 I Mo. xraD. RACE-Mlle.

5. IO 5. I :45 Cd an' Seven fUf10npaeUlng se onel I I I RACE-el SU ble. 7 I It. Toda Rae 1I11e.

peucerOti Fox eCnd s. I ura Stile EJ edlent Race-Mile 1O o. II. RombardlerIOS ck. Bfll.

ntr CloUdIJrht Roub ttnieIOO loti 1 tI. te DeaL A 114 WUJsamAUOf JImaThe OOQaJataqt an440 price 4 1000 1 ToTz7 alar1I1ZftIbet comp alncth. Dc the oou apec1aljuran ap mII UDiteel8tat. 01. the JnDlD4Zted the' a11e Qt1I9rUe.

1 be. th tenta aelt ftlN RCs5. o. i 1f' 4- i7 tiDST InO UAY MT jlt 1 er pfured ji tridHan ic pl Were n. Orle1ll Pa rl a.

lxt th Loul 1ana ockq ACrOcl. Old stone Duke 111 4 at. tendance. and won Bose. jewlI oth 1' Cleari Seven turlon An1eLewla.

10 Drumm nCl. tll 1 hOI to7 o. tga I 0. I Seven 3. 1:27 p.

IS Acro. D. I Ken 1 Selling tai OIlj ed tlll 1:01 of' turlon I. Pure Ml. Jee Ba1rd8 I Lad OJI wa.

I. ve Hoop6 Jty Pre enU- Seven turk MIssHazy D. Yonamo Bane yar a BuriceCocbren. Dale man. II Race 58 ITy 100 k.

ftlrtn 95 lI slen e. I 4V 1 ltTtPle de Ba erly LlttJe Mile Fki nce oo. Et e1 11 4 leek HaJWhippoor 11 12. frO h. h.

lain only on receIpt of thu ad ton IL but ml' 1tcn ro- i' JU" tind beca se and. itr1 11y al. qu. ti fal1quarta puritytltr nth 01d 7J JOf1re ttIDc pvenameatltamp ie oyerco JR I r- i 1 l' 1 if fC i5 Cl am1 rlln10JmS 1JnB t. i jf rit i sf- Fors" yths iit lline in Parisi man-John Butif fIol i s' caS na ion fash on th So th aists s' the tlul of a c1.

and tonin 3ists. ch rm Voumust seQs bit tb koack ofJirt narrow gt fournarrow a Waistsmad f. m- clothbr dJrQnt ncb wid tuc ks arrow narrowt ks inb ck 5 OO' hn sW aist madeofb gra emcd umweight1inen twohroadtucks onJ d' wjthlour ha finch tU ks 10 O' f- 1 c. i Jbhn aist nadefline 1i ne D. hand idered i 1ior narrow yoke ngth.

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IS 1 Three is- oii4. Nev 10 I 10 I IS I. I I 0 I 4 HenryiO S. won 24 Hag ra selling 104 tam I 4 tcbelor 921 I 10. Gd I Voltage I I 3 0o I 15 S8.

1 selling I 0 rton 5 l71f. Batteries aea bbw. 2 we. DuMontgomery to ut lotfiat inning goat rvas DmL ATASCOT UD BOB3 rt eg 2 I l0 1 I Morla rty I 5 I I i cond at I i5. Mo- I I 00 3 i ID I 0 Five I I I SI I l0 5her I 0 I Stile I 0 Tryon io3 handillo hi condni os toconse stt Wlittetijatbe 55e Bro work.

sag all no I C1A SSSw S- DLY0IA8T war. run ne in-a 8 8 NI. 5. I 09 I I I. I 7 I I sat- 8.

I. I 10 5 3. I 14 1 Lec leuce I I 5. Rustin6 I 12. Four a 0.

Reins. 0. Slx 2 IS. oenu 9 Oteego lOG' letterii Red II OAKLANJ ON re- I IS I 10 S. Six I.

I I 7. I I I sec- ames ox :3 I. 1:11. Zntre. I 2.

Race I 2 I 15 I 4 0 0 uby DI EiXsaL haS lUst AUof. qi ttMoft1aud. flaid a b. edeisj raad Jur aS thtezm MaIs1Ji611 DSTONE1O FEkTURE Osider'-- 1i ith rSc Smsthers Acr es 5. nch I I ha.

I I 3 3. I 5. I I clion S. I 3. to-I I.

5. 0 I 8 an Five I 0. I flace-FIve WeIrd I 0. sap a It in adv. puc 1.

i. ood o. I Madeof thebeit theJqe PclIIyguarnteed atr 4 1cf rO1dar1ee knoronta getting over WeKy 5- 13 Cbambcr11nJohnson Bbse Co. 4 S. I that a in beit.

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