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yyaMfjpitaBnwiiaMeiB i1 i tan The Mark of Quality Mtfafj flrjL m3fT 4Jb The Avenue at Ninth The largest Overcoat Dis play in Washington is at jfij Bs the entire third floor is displaying Overcoats jft of the better kind lHICH tilmefyu I thought about the Overcoat for It these chill morn ings ard evenings Lets turn the spotlight on the jgreatuP displays of Overcoats For the Young Men 3 Swagger styles smartness 4 de luxe in plain and belted back effects hose big jr roomy coats in every new zk color 15 up For All Men Every popular rough fabric in blue gray gray brown mixed brown Colors as numerous as those of the ever changing chameleon The new belted backs shawl collars and natural and raglan shoulders DR DUENNER SCORES EASILY IN FEATURE RACE AT LAUREL Washington Horse Shows Quality by Runnings Away From Good Field Two Long Shots Go Over Lncetoin Steeplechase and Turbine in Last Event Latter Being 20 to 1 25 up For Professional Men Three quarter length Ches terfields in oxford grays and blacks Imported English Kerseys 3eavers and the famous Cgrrs Melton Venetian and Skinner silk linings Prices up to 55 vXttA Kttv iW SH KvN asw WW WW VS tow wx i XN BY HARRY PRICE Samuel Ross 4 year old Dr Duenner showed Ms quality In the star number of the Laurel program yesterday by running away with the race and defeating such good ones as Altamaha and Carlton The Washington thoroughbred was much fancied by the public but Altamaha had the call In the betting Dr Duenner scored easily1 and was much the best He went very wide on the first turn but once straightened out on the backstretch he went to the front with a rush and stood off the challenges of Altamana and Carlton At the finish he drew away to win as he pleased The time 147 1 5 was not fast but this was due to the deep condition of the track the going having been harrowed deeply overnight and then watered so that along the front stretch it was almost heavy Butwell who rode Dr Duenner also won with Kate in the following race Two big surprises came with the runningrunning of the steeplechase and the concluding event In the former Lucean so little thought of that he went to the post at long odds won without trouble from Idle Michael Juverence the fancied horse among the knowing ones cut out a fast pace to the point where the horses gJ up hill Where Lucean went to the front and drew away easily Idle Michael made a brave effort to overtake the leader but failed Lucean was ridden by the colored Jockey Bowser many times winner through the field at the Bennlng track Bowser rode a well Judged race and was given a hand when he finished In the last race the winner was Turbine against whom as good as 20 to 1 was on offer at one time An accident right after the start when Hempstead stumbled and lost his rider caused the favorite Irish Kid to lose much ground and ruined whatever chance he had Turbine was in front from the start and won easily Jockey Gross who has been doing the riding for Bedwell had a misunderstanding with his employer yesterday and was released from his contract Gross left last night for California his home Matt Feakes trainer for Mrs LivingstonsLivingstons horses who was taken 111 last week has returned to his duties Mr Feakes has Sotemia winner of the four mile Endurance stake at Louisville doing regular work but the mare will not be seen in races at Laurel She will be reserved for the Bowie handicap at two miles to be run at the Hmllco meeting next month Sotemia Mr Feakes said had the easiest race or her life In the Endurance She is strictly a long dis tance horse and never appears to ad vantage In a race Ehoretr uian a mile and a quarter Eddie Martin will ride Sotemia in the Bowie The horse Bagman was sold in the paddock yesterday for 500 to settle the estate of the late A Brush Ragman was purchased by A Dayton Beal has purchased OBm from Paul Fox and Martin Foley Orbed Lad from John Ploss Starter Dade was in the starters box for the first time at the meeting and sent the fields away to good breaks Mr Dade has been taking a rest at his home In Kentucky Another novelty race In which horses foot runners motorcycles and automobiles will contest Is on tr Vprogram for today The horses Rose Queen and Myles OConnell will run five and a half furlongs Butwell has been engaged to ride Lahore In the Washington handicap tomorrow Lahore worked a mile and a furlong for the race In 153 The Man ager Froglegs and Adams Express likely will be the ones to measure strides witn Lahore Shackleton also is a probatoie starter Jockey Byrne who rode Hempstead was unhurt When his horse fell He had a narrow escape Hempstead being In the middle of the bunch PORTER IND RESULTS JdHNSON ASKEDTOlXPUAISf RELATIONS WITH YOUNGGIRL Before Chicago Police on Charge of Mother of Lucille Cameron 19 Years of Age of Hving Undue Influence Over Her Daughter Who Eef uses to Quit Pugilist FIRST RACEh Purse MOO men yr 14 5 furlonts Pretty Mollie 11 Davenport 5 1 9 nil i to 4 won Icicle 112 Dennler to 1 2 to 1 tnd 1 to 2 second Downltnd 112 Musjravt 4 1 3 to and 1 to 3 tWrd Time 103 2 Lady Leilnfton and LoretU Da rls also ran SECOND RACE Purse B00 selling 5 furlonjs Balderlte 10 Carroll 8 to 1 8 to 1 and even won Kitty 109 Monflon to 1 i to 1 and even second Ella Orice 105 Musgrare 12 to 5 4 to 5 and to 5 third Time 102 1 5 Jack trUh Mlfce Gibbons Lady Robblns Stanley Hand and Mile also ran THIRD RACE Purse J300 4 year olds and uo selling 1 1 18 miles Bit of Fortune 101 Warrington 3 to 1 even and 1 to 2 won Sure On 109 Mondon 3 to 1 even and 3 to 5 second BlUlken 112 Dennler 6 to 1 2 to 1 and even third Time 149 2 5 Pbllmore Hawley and Saltan also ran FOURTH RACE Purse J500 3 year olds and up selling furlongs Otllo 112 Warrlgnton 4 to 1 8 to 5 and 3 to 5 won Dominica 110 Woods 1 to 1 5 to 2 tnd even second Cu soway 103 Jensen 7 to 1 6 to 2 and even third Time 115 Horns Old Crow Ethelda end Silicic also ran FIFTH RACE Purse 1300 year olds and up sailing 6 1 2 furlongs Joe Stein 99 Dennler 8 to 3 to 6 and 1 to 3 won Stickpin 109 Jensen to 1 2 to 1 and even second Black Mate 109 Musgrave 3 to 1 even and to 2 third Time 121 Bachelor Girl Gambon Frog Donation Sweet Owen and Pish Tush also ran SIXTH RACE Purse 3500 2 year olds telling 5 furlongs Yorkrtlle 105 Musgrave even 2 to 5 and out won Ethelberg II 10S Skirvin 6 to 2 to 1 and even second Senator James 106 Obert 6 to 1 2 to 1 and even third Time 1011 5 Couer dOer Pink Lady Loan Shark Duchess tnd Dally also ran Should Run Well Today Chicago Oct 17 Jack Johnson the negro heavyweight champion pugilist appeared before Chief of Police MeWeeney today to explain his relations with Miss Luclle Cameron a 19 year old white girl the daughter of Mrs Cameron FalconetFalconet of Minneapolis for whom the police had been asked to search by the mother In a dramatic appeal Mrs Cameron Falconet told of her failure to get her daughter away fromthe influences of the negro She described her anguish wh4h she learned last Friday that her daughter was a frequenter of Johnsons cafe her hurried trip here to rescue the girl her interviews with the pugilist who she declared Insulted her and flouted her plea that he give up the girl Johnson she said told her he could get any woman he wanted When I found Lucille I pointed out the wrong she had done I pleaded with her I told her I would give up everything in life to get her to go tack and 1 would go any place with her and shield her from criticism back home She refused to come being apparently under Johnsons influence Then I telephoned the pugilist He said he would send an automobile for me Friends advised me to see if I couldnt personally get him to give up my daughter When his automobile arrived he was in it himself although he said it would be empty When I entered the machine I drew down the hades so as not to be seen This nettled him Oh some of the best white women in Chicago ride In this car is what he said to me I begged Johnson to give my daughter up He said he wouldnt and leered In my face Saidhe Had Gone Too Far We rode to a home on Sheridan road where Lucile was staying She wept and told me she had gone too far to go back Every once In a while she would walk out of the room with the negro and talk with him I left her undecided Finally she came to my hotel We talked of how she could become disentangled I was convinced at that time that the negro had a hypnotic influence over her She went tjwnstalrs to use the telephone ahe said and never returned Johnson told me he would give every dollar he has to hold her I have appealed to the police but they say they can do nothing as Luclte is 19 years old Johnson made an absolute denial of tin due relations with Miss Cameron and that Infatuation for the Camerort girl was one of the causes of the suicide recently of Mrs Etta Duryea Johnson his white wife He declared the girl left her posi tion as cashier in his cafe for another position and that his wife had never seen Miss Cameron Johnson denies the whole thing said Chief MeWeeney One thing is certain If I find anything wrong at Johnsons place hell be arrested in a hurry Miss Cameron was taken into custody by the police tonight after she had refused to leave her companion in Chicago and accompany her mother to Minneapolis She Was questioned by Police Capt Nootbaer and later taken to the pouth Clark Street police station for the night She was arrested on complaint of her mother but was not booked v4 iS5 W4 ALVER1 WlKoiaim 1 trgSl tt The terting stamp of fashion 1 Your selectio1toS3l6thes froiiPoiill 4 1 iij rl 3i There arernoJim Jierew has he recogiiitiortoftexclusr fas I inn rfVio irfvinoin tralna in aaiili i oll aa that fine fabrics and the most skilled Workmanship can make it Ml inanjr It only a matter of your prefer correct TO Uy ence which of the styles Suits and Overcoats distinctively individual 20 to 65 The Calvert jCo at fourteenth kq Laurel Cincinnati Enutrer Mary Ann Falconet Astute Schaller Ragusa Latent Jim CaCrey Con Curran Hughle Qulnn Chemulpo Malltlne Lady Sybil Bouncing Lass Warhorn Col Cook Be Suffragtet Xadzu Neir Tork Ttleiraph Mirj Ann Beth Stanley Saul Hog Insurance Man Stir Actren Ralph Lloyd Irene Oummell Mongolian Judge Walser No selections Blackford Chemulpo Lady Sybil Hamilton Colonel Cock War Horn Fred Mulhollanfl OErn Futurity ONLY SCORE TO GETTYSBURG LAUREL MD OCT 17 1912 FOURTEENTH DAY WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST MCLUNG MEETS HAROLD DOYLE WINS ALL WAYS 87 FIRST RACE Purse J500 2 year olds selling 5H furlongs Value to winner 400 Time 023 3 5 047 2 3107 4 5 Post 226 oft 229 Winner Burttschells by McGee Interview Trained by Livingston Stan good won easily place driving CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE town onslaughts was Capt Cool who stuck gamely to his post until the final 1 whistle stopped the battle Three thousand people the largest crowd i that ever witnessed a game in Raleigh chrrred lustily for their local favorites wii ti TJ nal When the Kame was over all Raleigh was Pair Will Decide First Honors at 1Rrccd that thnv haU nevM 3een lcam Columbia Clubs Annual Tennis Tourney lop MrCluns of Phevy Chase treasurer of the Iniiril Stato reached the final Iruikot vestorday afternoon in the first annual fall tninls louniameiit of the tVlvunbl Country tlub and today will meet Harold Doyle of oliimhla for top honors JlcClunc defeated Mapes in thi semilinals by 6 3 and 3 This match whs the feature of the day and was watched by a large crowd No sensational tennis was seen each racket er playing1 a fast and steady game Me Clung wag the more steady and made few faults which is largely responsible for his victory Mapes lobbed well from the baseline but misjudged too many shots that fell in the alleys Doyle and John Graves took tbe measure of Treanor and Flournoy in the upper bracket of the semifinal round in the mens doubles the score being ajid 0 0 The losers were completely outclassed from the start but they worked hard and stuck to their task to the end Treanor who is only 15 years of ase showed remarkable speed and handled many difficult return shots MENS SINGLES Semldnal round McCluni oj Chevy Class defwitsd Mapes of Columbia by 6 ami 6 2 MENS DOVBLES First round Spencsr Gordon and Le McCluni lefeatsd Morgan and OBoyls by 1 UKl 4 Second round Harold Doyle and Craves iefeited I Slator and Thomas Heath by fr 1 tnd Spencsr Gordon and Lee McClung defeated Lundy and Mapes by 6 and Lerch and AIcLacnlan defeated A Wbltaker and Fred Li Davis by default Semifinal It Doyle ana Gravei defeated Treanor and Flournoy by 6 and 80 MENS CONSOLATIONS First round Flonrnoy defeats Towles by default Robert Heaton defeated Ron sn llle by default Pairings for today In the various classes are as follows MBVS SINGLES Final round Doyle of Columbia vs Lee McClune of Chevy Cnase ilEN3 DOUBLES Semifinals Spencer Gordon and Lee McCluna va Lerch and MeUehlan MENS CONSOLATIONS Second round Robert Heaton vs Parmelee Semifinals Flournoy vs winnir of th Heaion Psrraeles match Davidson Jr vs Leech Uerc that wan GeorRetowns equal mcl nol a few expressei the opinion that the Indians would find Georgetown a pretty tuiiph proposition Green Says They Will Win In speaking of the game Coach lvHie Green of A and said that Georgetowns backfield was as good as be had over seen and also added that the 1inc was letter perfect on offensive work He seemed to think that with a little more work on the line in tbe way of defensive tactics the Blue and Gray stands more than an even chance to conquer Glenn Warners Carlisle team As for the rest of the chedule he stated that Georgetown already had the South Atlantic championship as he could not see where there was another team In the section that stood a show to beat them Th Georgetown men came out from the gamo in Very gtod condition No one suffered any serious injury and all were able to run from the field to the dressing rooms a quarter of a mile away showing that they were in fine shape physically The team left here late tonight for Washington where they begin hard work tomorrow for their battle with tha Indians on October 26 Line up ueorgetown Positions A and Phllllppa Htltt Sykes Morton McHenry Harper Morton Knox Terry Cook Champion Davis Page Rice capt Cool Joyner Hargrove Anthony Hudson Touehiowns i CostUo 2 Murray Foley Rheins chlld Fury 2 Goals from touchdowns CosUllo 6 Goali mltsed CosteUo 1 Retiree Mr Oass Leuirh Vmplre Mr Morse Read linesman Mr Tbomu Linesman Mr Barrett and Mr Foley Time ot quarters 12 minutes each Derby Rnelnschlld Pstrls Morlarty Rltch Kelley Center Barron Mullaney Hecarty capt Donnelly Mrtln It Costello Dunn Fury Murray Foley wane fb PEDAGOGUES WIN AT TENNIS Virginia Professors Too Fast for Eppa Ruey and Mickey Guy Charlottesville Va Oct IT A crowd Of tennis enthusiasts watched the match In doubles at the university today in Which Profs Eager and Edgar opposed Eppa Rixey jr the Philadelphia National League twlrler Rnd Mickey Guy of Washington The faculty pair jvonpuUn a great finish after the Utter had missed a chance to land victory by one point Scores 6 3 28 6 Index Horses Wt Post St 43 arls Queen 110 2 4 69 lAurlflc 108 4 2 69Brjmary 108 3 5 69 Chinook 107 10 1 61 43 49 50 Chuckles 110 Roseltalre 104 Lawsuit 109 Phew 104 raBees 107 Kxtos 108 in 4h 5l 8 2n 7i 31 8 10 1 3 6 5H 2 8 4i 9 10 Str 1 2i 5 4 3 74 i 6i 8 9 10 10 Fin 1 Jockeys Op Teahan 2fr Butwell 12 Martin 3 Byrne 4 Doyle fi Kaderls 15 Davles 12 Clements 30 Small 15 Scnuttlnger 5 1 3 5 9 5 9 10 2t 7 5 Paris Qiuten eprlntd Into a winning lead rounding tbe tar turn nnd was In hand at Ihi finish Anrlflr wss tiring and Just lasted long enough to stall oft Bryuary The latter outrun In early stages finished with a rush arter romtng to the outeloe Exton uroke slow and dropped out of It was sore tolnt to rmst winner entered for R00 no bid Scratched Com Cracker SECOND RACE Purse 600 3 year olds and upward steeplechase handicap about 2 miles Value to winner 5O0 Time 418 3 5 Post 253 off 255 Winner WIlHama ch 5 by Anoeatb ii i iasie FJHott Trained by Rodrock Start good won driving place the same 78 Horses vrt Tost St 4 Lucean 138i 3 2 5 Idln Michael 146 1 1 8 Blackbrldge 134 5 4 4 Jouverence 140 4 3 1 IrwtoP Dlggs 138 2 8 2 8 12 BtT Fin JockeyJ Op 4h 4 1 14 Bowser 15 3i 3i 8 2 Heatherton 7 5 5 21 23 3 Keating 4 is 4ts 43o McAfee 8 5 2 5 5 5 Davis 10 HI CI PI 3d 30 30 6 2 2 5 3 5 1 4 5 4 12 5 5 13 10 1 2 1 4 10 10 3 1 Lucean outrun the first tum of Held moved up stoutly the last time around and In a driving finish disposed of opposition Idle Michael wore down Blackbrldge and got up to the final strides he pulled up lame Black bridge stopped after moving up with a rush going to last fence Juovtrence quit when challenged Overweight Lucean 14 third RACf Furse 1500 8 year oidi and upwwfl selling 6 furlongs Value to winner 1400 Time 023 4 5 047 3 5 113 2 5 Post 319 oil 330 Winner Gardners br 4 by Roe hampton Double Six Trained by Coles Start fair won driving place eaally 89 Index 45 71 Horses WtPost Pt DoubleFlve 118 1 1 Seneca II 110 9 6 Pluvious 10 2 1 Nimbus 110 10 7 Hallack 105 8 Napier 103 4 Miss Moments 105 11 Maltln 107 3 Miss Jonah 105 5 Monsieur Ill 6 Caliph 106 7 10 9 5 Till 8 1 2 3 6 4J fii 9 104 11 14 24 4 74 8 51 1010 9 II Str li 2 3t 4S 5 6 7 8 9 ion 11 Fin 14 2 3 4 Si 6t 74 8 91 10 11 Op Jockeys McTaggart Kaderti 3 Teahan 3 Butwell 4 Byrne Davles McCarthy Small Schweblg Kaapp Glass Hi CI PI 3d 5 3t 7 5 7 10 4 2 6 5 3 5 4 13 5 6 5 3 6 7 7 2 6 5 15 15 6 3 80 30 12 6 50 60 20 10 Double Five outbroke his field drew away In early stages but had to be ridden out to stall off Beneca II The latter left the barrier stow and had to bump his way through to get to the leader riuvtop wu tiring last quarter Nimbus broke flattooted Winner entered tor 400 no bid Scratched Tick Tack Madeline Food Heart Orbed Lad Argonaut Overweight Monsieur 2 FOURTH RACE Purse 1600 3 7ar olda and upward selling 1 1 16 miles Value to winner IS00 90 T1n 24 0W 114 2s 14 liW Fost 346 off 34 Winner Rosa ch 4 by Prince of Melbourne Roasalr Trained by Brooks Start good won easilypiace driving Index I Horses Wt Post St Btr Fin Jookeyi Op HL 653 DrDueaner 108 2 2 24 It i i 14 ButeU 2 11 5 34 Altamaha 101 5 4 lb 24 24 2 2 Sehuttlnger 2 8 72CarltonQ 110 3 3 3 3T 3 Hoffman 4 65 Cliff Edge 105 4 5 5 4 4s 4 4 Byrne 5 6 72 uy Fisher 115 1 I 4 5 5 5 5 Olau 6 10 CI PI Jd 8 6 3 6 2 4 67 20 4 3 2 3 5 4 9 5 7 10 10 3 1 Dr Duenner went wide at the first turn and tarried Altamaha out With htm but drew away rounding the far turn Altamaha was tiring but outlasted Carlton The latter fought It out with Altahama all the last furlong Clin Edge tolahed itoutly 7 sc 91 FIFTH RACE Purse 1500 year olds and upward telling 0 furlongs Value to winner 1400 Time 023 4 5 048 2 8 0114 1 5 Post 414 off 415 Winner 8 Kearneys 3 by Peep 6 Day Wantage Trained by Fttislmmoos Surt good won easily place the same 79 73 48 795 Horses Wt Post St KateK 107 1 Anavri 113 5 Golden Castle QHlton Queen JaclcNunnally Ladof Laagdon Cherry Seed Elma Detect Thrifty Coming Coon Fond 110 113 12 110 10 110 3 106 6 101 9 104 7 105 2 109 4 Jl 24 3 14 4 3 6 41 10 71 101 9 9 7 6h 2 3h 12 12 3 5 11 Sh 7t 9 104 4a si yjri A ssTSBrrMEsB sRsrlsWsslI llspiSsRiil 1WWJLUUMW I III li 1111 Pi 3d 0 5 0 10 Si 8 8 4 7 5 7 10 6 3 4 3 6 3 5 10 5 15 I 5 at 4 2 li 8 Kate In close pursuit of pace to the etretoh turn wore Anavri down and easily disposed ot him tha last sixteenth Anavri outbroke his field and showed good speed tpr Ave rariangs before he tired Golden Castle flnlihed stoutly and outlasted Chilton Queen Cherry Seed broke very slow Winner entered for 100 no bid Scratehedi Dr gwarenger Bodkin Sylvan DeU Overweights Detect 4 Kate 1 A 8IXTH1rXCE Puree 8500 3 jreaMias and upward selling 1 mfle and 70 yards Value to winner 92 00 Ttmv024 4 6 049 1 5 14 4 5 41 IMS Post 4 37 off 4J8 Wlanu OVirWna gt 3 oy uoioeu vanti ucirauie iniaea oy a i westOO tha same Str Fin 2 1 la 24 4 51 3 44 54 5 10 6 Vl 11 8 9t 7t 101 6 1I 12 12 Jockeys 6p Butwell 5 Martin Franco 20 MoTaggert Teahan 10 BTae 10 Bcbntttager 3 Karrtek so fichwebig 30 Ferguson 15 Glass Nkklaus 30 HI 5 1 20 4 J5 10 4 30 80 15 10 40 Beats Mike Thompsons Boys in Hard Fought Game at Emmitsburg Special to The Washington Post EmmltsbureT Md Oct 17 In a hard fought game Gettysburg defeated Mount St Marys here today by the score of 7 to 0 Both teams managed to get away with beautifully executed forward passes In the last period the mountaineers had a good chance to score Robinson got the ball oh a fumble and brought the spheroid up to the 10 yard line All sorts of forward passes were resorted to but the Gettysburg secondary defense was on the alert and the local collegians lost a good opportunity of tying the score Mt St Marys Positions Gettysburg Halllgan Loughran Helmn Dowdle Dubebobom McManus McCuUough Pnpcrch Rice RoblnBOn Cnter Shaffer Dwyer Dlehl Carroll Blffle Button Kapp McManus Hoar Sheridan McHale Steak Letter Leathers Flannery capt Schaffer Touchdown Schaffer Goal from touchdown Schaffer Referee Mr Abner Sayler Harvard Umpire EdwarjJ Sparrow Eastern College Head linesman Mr Joe Engle Mt St Marys Time of quartcra 10 minutes each Todays Racing Entries First selling Ind race Purse 6 furlongs Horses Wt Sandhog 98 Frljolce Ill Astute 106 Mohawk Boy 106 Flaconet 108 Sklbbereen Ill I 6erond race Purse S500 furlongs Laurel 600 2 ycar olds Horses La Salnrella Beth Stanley Coin Mary Ann Frank Hudson 69 55 Gerrard 105 Honey Bee 105 Latent 10 I Ragusa U0 Ralph Lloyd 1 11 Uncle Oble 113 2 ycar olds selling oi 55llnsurance Man 105 61 Star Artress 108 CordteF 110 49 Mat tie 10 20 8challcr 113 Third race Purse 1500 3 year olds and upward maidens conditions 0 furlongs Irene Gummell 107 Triton 107 Hughle Qulnn 110 Con Curran 110 Gilbert Ill Highland Chief 114 JlmCaffrey 107 56 Royal Message 107 39s Judge Walser 107 39 Benedlctlnd 110 47 Ballyhack 110 39 Peppercotton Ill Mongolian 114 Fourth raceNovelty race Horses Myles OConnell and Rose Queen Two motorcyclists Thos Dedge and A Day Foot runnere Frank A Senft and Albert Raines Two automoDues IOO4444e4e4e4djfc00Otee ATTRACTIONS AT 0 Laurel Park LAUREL MD Maryland Slate Fair inu SIX OR MORE RACES EACH DAY fc Steeplechase Races Every Other Day EXTRA ATTRACTION TODAY SPECIAL NOVELTY HANDICAP RACE Two Foot Runners Two Horses Two Motorcyles and Two Automobiles Competing Purse 500 THE WASHINGTON HANDICAP 2B0O ADDED ONE MILE AND ONE EIGHTH WILL BE HPN TOMORROW LADIES DAY MOISDAYj POSITIVELY NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED A Handsjome Souvenir Satla Protrrsim Will Be Preaented to Each Lady ADMISSION Gentlemen 150 Ladles 100 Fine Moalcal Program A Special Train Service Direct to Park In 20 Mtautea AUTOMOBILES i Lozier GvR Cowie Co 13i5iH StKW PioneM4lo6 AyCftTOCiniTILeGIANir 2 SKandS oa Tracks Gnarasteed Moat Eco Bomtcal 1Tob Truck MOTrjR TRUCK CORP 1319 Sfc Paone 3M7 for DemoJUtratloB 71ieCar of Tour Dreams THE HENDERSON None Better Bufiu THE PREMIER Constitutes Americas Best Immeolata DellTeriet 1IATHESON MOTOR CAa CO we 12M New York Ate i kauin 0XUU i TmIm tt hm ia i ni ucHiro uuiuu oimuo xuv man aiou jn jm 0040444444dje64y Advertising Fifth race Puree 300 selllnK 6 turlones Auto Maw 94 Bodkin 1101 4S ILady sybil 104 BlacMord 107 Handrunnlni 107 Eddie Qraney 107 Eton Blue U9 3 year olds and upward Tick Tack 94 Malltlne 102 Howler 104 Cardiff 107 Argonaut 107 Chemulpo 109 Little England 110 Fifth race Purse 500 3 year olda lelllng 83 mile 1 42 42 78 Bouncing Lass 97 fardner 108 Colonel Cook HO Hamilton 114 73 Rey 54 Chrynla 71 IWarhom 97 108 111 8tart good ttoo eaitly place index Hortee WtPett 8t 3tr Jin Joekeyi Hf ft Pi 3d MTurttne 1 1 2l i i Uixth 20 2ft 12 24 aAoiant 102 5 81 li 3 2 i HoSman 20 ao 74MahKld 107 I 1 1Q 7 3 1 Schweblg 21 21 2t i ia 80 Towtto Field 113 4 4 8 3 4 4 4 Class 3 3 fr J4 42 tiufeEp 5 2 3 4h 4H 6 5 Karrtek S0 30 30 10 3 80 Cloud Chief 113 12 7 8 10 5 6 ButweU 3 4 4 7 i 3 5 39 wood Dove lOt 8 8 i 8 7i FerruabB 2030 80 la 5 74MiehaelAnk Ill 9 i 7 71 8 Knapp 5 7 7X34 7 5 57 Edith loe 103 1U 11 104 10 gj Bruce 100 10 4 2 53 MottkeVv iMio 10 7 6 io Langtord 3fr 30 30 10 48 Howlet 107 11 8 5 8 IX 11 McCarthy 100 lkV 10tf 4020 74 Heninsttad 102 6 LofrlderT 1Brm ljjS ao 4 2 I Turbine outran his ntld roundteg the trsttum hut irai liiin in hand Oh the haekattetah and ntad lnn qndtr alight reitraiatand easily deposed ot eppoatttoo trhea ready aad was drawing away at the end Adotaat rws i iivv i ft iL 2L it TJ Sit iv riz 8eventh race Purse 500 3 year olds and upward selling MC miles 23 Be 102 0 Buster 107 68 OEm 109 80 Nadiu I09 45 LordWellall0 80 Futurity HO 80 Beaoh8andll2 80 Fred Mholland 112 GOlSuffragUt US Apprentice allowance of 5 pounds claimed Porter Jnd Plrst race Maiden yeir blds and upward 54 furlongs Cynosure 104 Coreposls 104 Ala Mtrchmont 109 Modest Edl 109 Bettte Boeus 110 Second race gelling for 3 year olds and upward 7 furlongs Jacobite 104 Defy 104 Juna 104 Tom Hayward 1M Camel Ill Bllllkea 112 Third race Selling lor 3 year olda and opwardt 7 turlones Clubs 104 Lot Day 107 Robinson 1M Casewary 109 Sir Clagea 101 Jim 108 Scarlet pimpernel 112 Fourth race For 3 year olds and upward mile Rudolfo 86 Eendl no orana 107 Cambon 107 Bettla Sue 107 Firtn race mnj nuns ua mares 3 year olds nd upward turlonga Barretts 106 Ursula Emma 106 Nello 1C6 Secret 108 Bay ot Pleasure 111 Venetian 111 Syljeatili JU rjl Baby 111 Orba Smile lit Sixth raceMaiden year oldi 5 furlonga Kelly ll501dOlbraltar llB Jack of Hearts US Her muda 116 Ernest 115 Reg Gray 113 Roy Willis il AUTOMOBILES Is an Investment That Yields Big Returns It isnt an expense as some men be lieve The extra business it produces the good will it creates more than offset the money spent for printers ink and the benefits are permanent You are quite likely to get what you ask for in this world if you ask the right people in the right way You cant expect folks to do without things until they just happen on your store You must keep on telling what you have keep on asking for a trial youll get it If you cater to the better class of men talk to them through the columns of The Post Advertise every day and en large your space Saturday because Saturday Is Mens Day in The Post Its the day on which most men turn to the advertising columns of The Post over their morning coffee to decide where they shall make those purchases they have put off until the last minute Wise merchants realize this and with the use of increased space on Saturday they place their offerings in an interesting way and garner an extra harvest dollars Thats why they are merchants instead oil storekeepers You can be the samif you advertise consistently and persistently dn thVpaper that produces results The Post Marmot Tie Eaaleit Riding Ca in tfc World P0T0MA0 MOTOR OAR CO 1813 Sfc Hi Phone Main 3285 CADILLAC BAKER ELECTRIC The Cook Stoddard Ca 1138 Conn At Thone ISlOi CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE CO Af it 628 Pa Ave TelIi 1631J AUTOMOBILES Sample Garare Hta ana via Ave NW Fnone 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