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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-10

Mr.. Henry Cewand was in Hem
defsou on business Morday
Fmnk Arnold made "a businefs
trbp HEM raln Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
SPIRITUAL HEALING.

Spiritual healing has received some
encouragement from a report Just
made by a committee OF the clerical
and medical professions OF London,
which has been investigating the mat
ter since 1911. Their conclusions do
lot. however. apply TO the radical
faith curists. who admit OF no secular
interference with their system OF
treatment. This committee distinctly
declares its belief in the efficacy OF
prayer They reverently believe. how.
ever. that divine power Is exercised
in conformity with and through The
operation OF natural laws. In other
words. Providence works His won.
Gers TO perform through human in.
strumentslity. And tina means the
physician Is the proper instrument 70
heal the sick.
The part that spiritual ml~nistration
plays In the sick room Is TO comfort
the mind. 10 draw the mind away from
physical suffering This IL all rational
and reasonable. Healing by sugzes.
ton m more or less under the
head Of Christian Science. but the com.
mittee Il o. the opinion that the phys.
icsl results OF what IL called faith or
spiritual healing do not prove different
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
A TILT IN

The young. but able and conscien.
tous. mayor o. New York 10, himself
INTO more trouble In ADDRESSING a va.
man suffrage meeting than he has 60
Tar experienced with bis troubleaomo
police force Mrs Harriet gfsnto,
blatch o. the ~ in his ointment. who
declares that his speech was onposad
10 giving tho suffrage 10 women while
the mayor asserts that 10 was not
Tho only acquaintance We have had
With Mrs Batch was through = NOV
ing picture him. which showed her or.
dering her subordinate around I'm a
votes Tor Women headmarters
Prom the counterfeit presontmont We
JUDGED her 10 be- a busy. bossv. cana
bic woman. and somewhat impatient
D latter Characteristic shows her
70 a dissdgantaRe IN dealing viii.
Mayor Mitchell who has replied 10 her
structures on his speech With the state.
fnent that All radical movements 20
forward through aacriacea Woman
suffrage seems 10 BE- progressing a.
The expense Of what We have always
p1zed. The courtesy Of women
This rctor' vas too much Tor tho
busy. borsy Mrs Blatch. and rhe I'm.
ncdiately proceeds 20 get mad b. say.
ing
The mayor must not call 90 suf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
THE GREAT PROBLEM.

What shall We do with our immi.
grants" Is becoming more and more
a complex problem. II will have to be
solved somehow. and any suggestion
bearing on the question Is welcomed.
whether practical or not: for even out
of the impracticable may come n
scheme OF wisdom. or course the
main effort is TO get them to settle on
farms. and the chairman OF the Trans
Mississippi Congress has made a sug.
gestion In that respect. He would
prohibit immigrants taking up their
residence In large cities. restricting
them to the rural districts and towns
OF not to exceed 5000 population for
al least two years. or until after they
bad secured their irst naturalization
papers. declaring their intention OF
becoming citizens OF the United
States. After securing such apers
they would then have the right that
they now have. namely. the same right
as American citizens.
This is a very attractive solution ~
IL could be made TO work. but the OBJ
jections to II are so obvious that II
Is scarcely necessary TO refer 10 them.
The greatest difficulty would be In
getting these people. just arrived in a
strange country. TO go on farms and
be separated from their kind. and the
c-ompanionship that humanity the
world over Graves.
In mitigating some OF the evils we
suffer from strange peoples coming TO
our shores We believe that the sug-
gestion made by Mr.. Cabell. a coal
operator Of this State. would 20 far
towards making them better citizens.
His scheme was 10 first teach them
that the American government IS not
an oppressive one. as they have been
led TO believe through anarchical lean
ings at home. and. encouraged 20 do
so by constituencies agitators in this
country. Let them be Informed as 10
our laws and the spirit OF our institu.
lions. and the rest will be compare
lively easy. Pamphlets printed IN
their own tongue can accomplish this.
II is certainly worth trying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

fragists to accoun for what have
said. l am only one ~surragist. snd l
do not in the least mind being hated.
! had Il in my mind to a a great deal
more. but I restrained myself out of
courtesy. lot TO the mayor. but TO his
wonderful Commissioner OF Correction.
who was o. the platform"
As the wonderful Commissioner OF
Correction was a woman. we can see
through Mrs. Blatch's sharp distinc-
ton. as we a appreciate her wo-
mans idea OF restraint when in a few
sentences further or she threatens
the mayor with political humiliation
II he ever I'M up again for once.
II Is such restrained" outbursts on
the part Of suffrage leaders hat ere
ates the doubt as to whether the bal.
lot would be a proper instrument In
The hands of woman TO WELD reckless
ly for her revenges and impatience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
HERRICK is OUT
Former Governor Declines "a Enter
The Race For Senator Against
Foraker.


6n.llai uLrrafch 20 he Intelligence
'pLI VIII s. o. MAY Z - United
states Ambassador 10 France Myron
- H"rrick ~ Cleveland will not en-
tu" contest for the Republican
nomination for United States senator
nus announcement was made in n
'abl"Fram sont 70 his son at CIeye-
land Many had urged Herrick 10
run AGAINST former senator J "a For.
as"r ~ Cincinnati. while her had
.1Nlf'd MN 70 stay out Of tho race.
70 Wa expected that Former Iieut
Gov W / Harding 81 Marion would
announce hts candidacy following
li'ffirks statement. but he declined
20 discuss the situation. Friends are
CIRCULATING petitions IN Harding'a be-
hhi ~Hlilnufh he has not given hts
consent Tor such action He ls q close
trend ~ Forakcr'a and II is not be-
li'ved That he VIII run FOR the nom
nation n Foraker stays In tho r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

from those OF mental healing. Anyone
sick Is benefited by having his or her
mind oheered. and the more cheerful
the mind becomes the more readily
will the disease respond to medical
treatment.
The final word OF the Investigators
Is that faith healing can be perma-
nently effective only in functional dis.
orders as distinguished from organic
troubles. and they sound a warning
against resorting to healers and post
poning medical treatment. The con.
elusion then f.. that II is wisest TO
call in the physician FIRST. and after.
wards the faith and spiritual practi.
tioners 20 assist him. the one admins
tering TO physical conditions and the
other mental
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
PHIL BROCK MEETS
BATTLING TERRY
TEN ROUND BOUT WILL BE srAo-
ED AT srEuBENvILLE
TUESDAY
sroef IL Considered One Of the Best
Lightwetshts IN Ohio and Great
Battle ia EWDected-

Phil Brock. OF Cleveland. king OF the
Ishtweight division In ohio and aspir-
ant Tor the crown worn by Willie
kitchie. king OF all the las Founders.
has been matched 20 meet Battling
Terry. the whirlwind fighter OF New
letic club At Central ring. Tuesday
night. May u. They will 40 10 rounds
ana the battle promises 90 he the fast
est ever booked In the Ohio VALLEY.
Brock has fought in the ring from coast
70 coast and has met such boys as Ad
Nolgast. Battling Nelson. former cham
pions and other top-nOtchers IN his
class. Terry has made rapid strikes in
the boxing game In the past two years
and expects TO give Brock a great bat
make weight.
There will be two good preiiminar-
les to open the show, one OF EIGHT ana
$50 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
STATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
STATE UNIVERSITY
BOYS CONFIDENT
WILL ENTER CONTEST WITH wEs-
DETERMINED TO
TAKE THE GAME.
Barron Has Been Selected TO Pitch To-
days oame-Hagan VIII Pitch
Game Saturday.

Special Dispatch TO the intelligence
MORGANTOWN. W. Va, MAJ THE
state University goes into the
snip series with West Virginia WESLEYAN
tomorrow at Fairmont. hiled with con-
ndence that the honors will perch on
W. '. I. Coach Tattison has the or
ganization working In tiptop order. and
with Barron and Hagan as the twiriers.
Followers Of the Varsity expect a clean
sweep OF the series. Barron will work
louorroW and Hagan Saturday at
'la~rksburg. and n The two are given
good support they will return the win
uers. The cadet Rand will he taken
TO Fatrmout On a special train which
VII carry almost nine hundred stu
dents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Throw Away Your
Eye Glasses!
A Free Prescription
You Can Have FILLED and Use a, Home.

YOU Ssn rave FUlcd ard Use AZ Home.
DO YOU wear g~larsee7 Are you A
victim ~ cyeHfr1in or other cyeWcak.
nessea1 II 80. you will be glad 10
Know NAT there is real hope Tor you
Many whose eyes we're falling. saw
'hny have had their eyes restored
through tho principle o. this wonder
fll free prescription one man r1ye
aifer trying o. ~ was almost blind
could not see ~ read a. all nov Z
ran read everything without any
glasses and my eyes do not water any
more 81 niFht they would pain
df'adfllly. now they feel fine au' tho
a lady Who used 10 says "The at
motphnre seemed hazy with or with
BOT Flaaere. but after using this pre-
acrinfion Tor ffcen days everything
Wa GEAR can sven read nna
Y. ~ Hitnnuf glasses 10 is believed
ihat thousands who wear glasses can
DOW 1Ilfafd them Do a rear0uabla
time and muiufudas moro viii be ME
ip strengthen their eyes 90 a. 90 be-
fIhfHd ttn trouble and expense OF
over fTi'Iur glasses Eve troubles
IT many 1r.rrlI lions may bo wonder
fulIY benefited by following tho slm.
Ill-' Mere D. The prescription
az a,r drug store and get a
...ir ~ pp'nna fII e. two ounce
bottle Win warm water. drDp ir one
Dpfona tablet and allow 10 dIreoIvo
WIN fhIf liquid battle the eyes fgo
20 Tour times daily You ah0uld no
Ilcr your eyes clear up tnrrrrfflIy
rEni from tho start and Inflammation
WI QUICKLY d~iFappoar n your pyos
are bofherinR you. even i Gtue 80
steps 10 save them now before IL n.
700 lHfo Many hpro1nnaIv bfIrT
fulfhf have been saved 10 fhov b4d
cared Inf thclr eyes ln time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
PLAY MINGO TODAY

rms AFTERNOON al MinEo Junction.
the Linsly Institute base hail team
whl play the Mineo High school OF
mat town. IN what no doubt will prore
"A very interesting game between the
two schools. According 10 All renorfg
hoth teams are In first class condition
Tor the contest and are equally conf
dent OF winning the victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Huerta declares he has no idea OF
resiEning the Office which the repuh.
lie conferred on me This Is likely
10 stump the mediators who are think
Ing Of accomplishing something along
the elimination line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Some people arc born 10 luck. a
young New York s~pcndthrin who ran
through a fortune OF 100000 has iust
been left another batch Of pin money
amounting TO 5000. 900 by a deceased
aunt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF

The jury in the case OF the Carson
Heading Mil company vs. the II. Bet
tts company yesterday returned a Yer
dict for the plaintiff I'm the sum OF
$l.Oi2 The verdict includes the $500
over which there was no dispute. The
defense did not deny owing the sum
OF $500. but objected to the addition
al sum OF 1850,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
WESLEYAN IS
READY TO PLAY
CoACH DALEY MADE THE AN
u0UNCEMEET OF THE PLAY
EHS YESTERDAY.
AL Are Confident OF Carrying on The
Honors-hAy Not Name Pitchers
unul Ready for Play.
Special Dispatch to The Inteiligeneer.


BUCkHANNON. May The follow
ing players were selected by Coach
DALEY to represent Wesleyan In the two
games against West Virginia University
at fairmont Friday. and at Clarksburg
saturday Neale. Lambert. Mithers,
Curtis. Hood. Dilom. singleton Daniels
Ieery. CornWell, Stansbury. Morrison,
kelliSon, Miller. Heavier and m
I Mess something unforeseen happens
DALEY viii be able To use his fun
strength In both games with Lambert
catching. and Wtthers. curtis. Hood and
pllom on the inneld and Neaie. single
ton ana Daniels In the outfeid.
Ia pitching selection will not be
made iii at the last minute for each
game though ~ - likely that CornwcIl
VIII start the FIRST game The above
named players viii leave for Fairmont
D friday morning and will return 20
clarksburg Friday night and make head
quarters tn after saturdays game. at
the Waldo hotel then leaving on the
niEht train for the nrst game Of the
eastern trip.
LOndon's latest motor car show was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Ambassador Page told an authors
association OF London. AZ a recent ban.
quet. that gambling paid better than
writing. He might have added thai,
speech is silver. but silence is gold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The senato's sir 10 Tho White
House bride cost $1,000. which. on an
equal division. assessed each Senator
slofi 90 4 llght draft on the ind
viduai pocketbook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Tho Treasury ruling classifying sar
dimes ~ herrings r. more Intelligent,
than tho other recent decision which
put foroign-made hotel china IN the
earthenwars schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Untermyer. who conducted the in
v~estigation into the so-called money
trust. characterized the administration
trust bill as a measure that forces
competition 10 the point OF ruin" Is
this what hopeful business interests
have been waiting for?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Here's 70 Mrs Secretary McAdoo'
May her future b. ne the brightness
Of sunshine and the fragrance Of flow
era."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Huerts says there 81 no reason for
ioreiRners leaving MctIco Ceuaini,
not n they are tired Of life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

A coincidence West Vir.inia goe.
dry and Congress dries 10 on the same
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

There is only one more like Mra.
mcAdoo lcn az home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

sherman peuham Of Ciartsbure. SUE
c%ssstul business man and politician
stoppcd OF IN this city yesterday from
'N hefh. intending TO remain several
cahF But learning that his native citv
vas - nave ifs hrst circus Thuredav he
tNEnt = train out for home that Will
see Tho parade Hs frankly gave fhsf
a. his reason FOR hts hasty denarf,re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

\ bill 60 grant pension TO Elizabeth
Jordan Of Horton. has been introduced
IN The House by Representative Suther-
lano \ similar bill by Re-presentatfve
Neely names Isaac W. Johnston 81 Mob
Icy Wetzel county. a. the proposes ben
slciarN Mr. Neely has received notice
from the Pension Rureau that a. -
creased pension has been granted Henry
l. Barnet % Fairmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Judge r. = Jacobs Of Fairfnort. and
Attorney Arlie SwiEer Of sistersviI.
me latter "a emb % the House OF
~ eEatcs. are here 10 appear in a case
in the United states supreme court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

London's latest otto car show was
the greatest in has ever had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08


Bearing Your Initial
Any initial from A to z embossed
from cut steel die. finished In non
furnishing gold. Put UP in hand
some cabinets containing
- Envelopes and - initiated
Sheets. or
"a Envelopes and - initiated
Correspondence Cards.
Either a zoe value 0S-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

WANTED Clean, cotton rags; Will
pay cents pound. world office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18
Lynch Will FIbE
If NOT TOO late
THREE CANDIDATES IOR THE
SCHOOL BOARD HAVE
ALREADY FILLED.

Wm. Lynch wll poe candidate for
"a member OF the board VI Clurato
unless an opinion 90 be handed down
bv CITY Attorney J B Ramsey this
afternoon is 20 the effect that the
registration officially closed Thurs
day II the registration period did
not elapse until Friday. he will be
In the race Ray Fellows. present
member II the board will oppose
Lynch for the place
Il. Il. Lockwood and VI J. Delaney
have filed ror 80 Z. whicd makes
them opposing candidateA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

Amludsen. Of Brooklyn. with a sbeo
of 1.li3 rolled into sixth p.a.. tn
the two men set. Al Klein ui
brooklyn. was high iH1H1.U t.1.N
his frames aggregate Dos.
Two squads ot f.c men teams
boWled until late hUu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-07
Sep ARATION OF
GRADES COSTLY,
SAYS RAILWAY
Grand Trunk Claims That Ex-
pense of Work Along Dequin-
dre-st. is PrOhibitive
WOULDN'T SAFEGUARD
LIFE, ROAD ARGUES
Submits Figures to Show That
Few Accidents Occur al
the Crossings

Tentative plans prepared by the
Grand Trunk engineers and City Engi-
neer Mccormick for the separation OF
grades by the elevation OF the De
Quindrest. tracks. from Jefferson.aye.
north TO Ferry-ave., were submitted
TO the state railroad commission,
Wednesday morning. in meeting
held in the council committee room.
The Grand Trunk engineers esti-
mate that the elevation work as pro-
vided for in the plans, would cost the
railroad company S2,96S ,070, and that
II would take about five years to com
plete H. The city would be respons
ible for the abuttal damages. IL
would also be necessary 10 close per
manently 20 streets, the plan being
to leave 20 streets open 20 aecommo-
date travel across Dequindre-st.
On comparison little difference was
found between the plans prepared by
the railroad engineers and those sub
mitted by the city. AT several OF the
crossings there were slight variations
in elevations. The closing OF nearly
every other street intersecting De.
qindre-st. is proposed TO economic
the cost OF the Improvement both for
the railroad and for the city.
Under all previous grade separa-
tion agreements the city has always
assumed the abuttal damages while
the railroads bore the entire expense
OF making the physical changes As
,continued ON Page Eight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-07
POLICE WATCH
FOR INFLUX OF
new YORK DIPS
Fear Many Driven From MetrOp-
oils by "StrOng-Arm Squad
Will Come Here
DETROIT is MECCA
FOR PICKPOCKETS
Attracted to This City Because
It's Most Prosperous in the
World

Local police are on the lookout for
the advance guard OF an army of l0,-
GOO pickpockets, sneak thieves, beg
gars. footpads and other criminals
with records, who are fleeing from
New York as though from a plague,
according TO New York press dis.
patches, following the re-installation
OF the strong arm squad and the re-
sumption OF Mayor Gaynor's policy Of
taking all known crooks and persis-
tent Offenders before a magistrate
without warrant, 10 be sent up tor
from 10 days to six months as va
grants The policy was discontinued,
and the strong arm squad dissolved,
after Mayor Gayncr's death. Then
New York became harbor OF refuge
for crooks OF all sorts.
The squad was put back on duty,
with an agreement with the magis
trates, Monday, and 10000 crooks
started TO pack up and leave New
York
Press clippings on the exodus are
being carefully watched by the local
police. and they are on the alert
but We have no vagrancy laws
Continued ON Page Eight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-07
MONEY EASIER ON
NEWYORK" "CHANCE'
UCOpyright. 1914 Nv The New York
Eycning Post Co.D

W OpeFtEhts ittf Nv Ihe New tOrk
Eveniog Post Coz
NEW YORK, Jan. Increasing
ease in money at New York general
expectation OF a lower Bank OF Eng
land rate tomorrow; a very sharp rise
In our own sterling exchange market
and a cheerful forecast by the Iron and
Steel trade organ in the face OF a vory
unfavorable statistical showing for
December-these were the main
financial incidents of today. The bond
market was again as active and strong
as ,behtted January market" but
the stock market presented nothing
but an uncertain drift OF prices Lon
don bought here. today. almost as free
" as it sold yesterday. That support
however. seemed 10 have little in.
iuence on prices which yielded frac-
tionally in the early trading. then re.
and then fell into irregularity
with no definite trend TO prices which
ended. In most important stocks,
around or below yesterdays closings.
European stock exchanges moved
more favofabiy today ~ II
Our own money market today de-
veloped decided signs Of returning
ease: the rate on call loans did not get
above three per cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-07
RACE RESULTS

First Race--4 yoar-olds ana up; sell
ing; 5ts furlongs: Mama Johnson, ! TO
/, TO 1 md TO >, won; elem
Beachey. TO /. To and 10 ., sec
third. Time: l:l0 3-5. Skects, Dust
Un. Miss Primity. FL FAIL, Cherry
Seed Surpass. Pish Tush, Lord Ladas,
Bobby Cook. Willis. Tony w, Silicic
Second Race Selling: purse $500: 8
year-olds and up; 61a furlongs: OAK
land. 3 20 8, 10 4 and out won; Fly
ing Yankee. TO l. TO and 10 o,
second Votes. IL TO ]. 10 and s 20
). third Time; 1919 BLACK Chief,
Chemulpo. Hugh Gray. Golden Prince
and High Light also ran,
Third Race--Selling-- purse s3oc; 4
y yearToIds and upward, 6is furlonss:
Coppertow n, TO ., 10 and out.
won. Veneta Strome Il 70 /. Sla to J.
10 5 and TO 2a, third. Time: l: :22 3-5,
Loan shark. SaRcr. Tom Holland, Cam
el, Stcntor and Berkeley also ran.
Foulth Race--The Battery Park soil
wards. lurlongs Frosvenor ! 10 !,
To and 3 TO 3. won Tarts to 2.
even aud u 5, second; Sherw GOD.
to l. 10 / and TO :. third. Time
t.15 10 Joe .icbol1 Briar Path.
Chuckles and Campeon also ran
Fifth Race-The COngarec handicap;
purse $500, S-ycar olds 6 furionss:
old Ben 70 .. to and to 4 won;
penosit, 5 to ]. 20 and 10 ., Sec
ond Brave Cunarder. 3 TO /. 4 TO 8,
and ? 70 8 third Time: 116. Trade
Mark, Lost Fortune. Hi Stream. Dain-
~ Mint aud Ivan Gardner also ran.
At JUAREZ
First Racc-3- year olds and up. sell
ing. "a mile Star Perta, 70 5. (
TO and / 10 vyn. Na-Na to l..
to ! and 3 90 ? second; Dahlgren 80
to l. ~ TO ] and 6 to ! third. Time:
1sl2 as. Charley Brown, Pretty Dale.
san Bernito. Black Eyed Susan. Com
ton, Venetian. Society Bird, Holberg,
Tom Franks. Van Horn and Jessamy
also ran