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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13

A stock and bond dealer OF Los
Angeles named Chester l.. North
has written the Hawaii Promotion
Committee for information concern
ing Lihue, and states that he has
some idea of coming to Kauai to
live. He states that his brother-in-
law is to live here in future (name
not giyen.) Information has been
forwarded to the gentleman.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13
MEETING OF L|HUE
CHURCH MEMBERS

A novel and most delightful af-
fair was the dinner for members
of the Lihue Unior Church at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. LydRate on
Tuesday evening last. A long
table was extemporized for the oc-
casion, and "a members sat down
to a delicious dinner, finding their
places by a sort of place card Of
duplicate flowers.
There was freshness and novel.
ty about the whole affair. as we'll
as spirit o! cordial fellowship
which gave it vivacity and enthu-
siasm from the start. One of the
interesting features of the dinner
was an impromptu poll of the
guests as to the coming Presiden.
tial election, with an overwhelm-
ing vote for Roosevelt, though one
or two voted, two hands at a time,
for Hughes. Wilson didn't seem
to be in it.
Another interesting feature Of
the dinner was a toast to Mr.. Pur-
Wis, in which Mr.. Lydgate faceti-
ously referred to bye-gone events
when Mr.. Purvis had SO far for
gotten his dignity as to imperson-
ate John Knox in a vaudeville
show; and feelingly expressed his
deep sense of appreciation for the
loyal and uniailing support which
Mr.. Purvis had given to the church
during all these years of his con.
lie ction with it
Adjournii & from the table and
passing into the other room. th.
more serious business of the even
ing was introduced by short ex-
planation by Mr.. Lydgate of the
purpose of the gathering III which
he recalled i'll word, the history
of the church. now 20 wears old,
and suggested that the time had
come for it to move forward to
new lines of usefulness and ac:iv.
ity.
The first matter to be taken up
was that of treasurer. Mr.. William
Henry Rice introduced a reso-
luton of appreciation to Nh Pur-
Wis for his loug years of faithful
.ervice as treasurer. Mr.. w. N.
Stewart was then elected to the
vacant position.
After some consideration il was
decided to have a finance commit
tee, with a view to interesting
every member in the finances of
the church. Such a committee
was elected to have general charge
of the finances of the church and
cooperate with the Treasurer.
A church clerk, and two deacons
were elected, who shall perform
the duties generally incumbent on
such officers; also two deaconesses,
who are to represent the church in
ministrations to the sick A capa-
BILE decorating committee will see
that the church is appropriately
decorated as NAV be required
while a printing committee will
see to the publication of regular
CONTINUED on page 2.)
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13
Only One Bid

When the time came for open
ing the bids for the extension of
Nawiliwili wharf it was found that
there had been only one tender
the Lord, Young Company sub
hitting S3437 as their figure. Ac-
tion was deferred, the assumption
being that the government may
consider building the extension
itself.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13
Gus To Dance

Invitations are out for the Ou
Cl ub's annual grand ball, to take
place June 23rd at Lihue social
hall,
The annual business meeting
will take place on Wednesday =,
June l4th, at the residence of DR. i.
Derby.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13
Mrs. Loomis Honored

Mrs. L. Allen Creevey invited
the ladies in Eleele district to an
informal reception n honor of
Mrs. Charles f. Loomls. who re-
Gently came to Eleele 10 live.
Several guessing games provided
means of entertainment. The af-
fair took place last Thursday.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13

Captain and Mrs. Harold w.
Rice, who had been taking in the
festivities at Honolulu. came over
in the steamer Maui this morning
to visit tor a few days with Kauai
relations and friends before return
ing to the Valley Isle.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13
Birth Certificates

Representatives of the Office of
the Territorial secretary will ar
rive on Kauai in the course of a
week or two to register Japanese
children born here. 1t is under
stood that about l25 applications
for certificates are now in hand.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hustace,
Of Grove Farm, entertained num-
Der of friends at dancing last
Thursday evening.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13

Senator Ambrose J. Wirtz, OF
Honolulu, arrived in the Maui
this morning on combined busi-
ness and pleasure visit.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-06-13
MEETING OF THE BOARD
Of SUPERVISORS

Rd Supervisor $500
Lighting Public Grounds
& Parks 81. 80
Registration of Automobiles 400
Schools: Jani;or Service
& Supplies 77.45
New Sch. Bldgs 5713
64s II
Rep Sch Houses & Tchr's
Cottages 1870
Stationery 1900
Support Of Prisoners 1922. 80
Water Works:
Waimea $3.50
Kalaheo 5O.64
Omao $50
Koloa 28.70
Hawaiian 500 131 "a
ROAD WORK:
County Road Machinery 475.98
Waimea: Oiling Roads
(R. T. S. d. PASS
Road Tax Spec.
Deposits 870.2 l.l15.O7
Koloa:
Oiling Roads 209.10
Rds & Bdgs 2,516.76 2,725, sc
Lihue:
Oiling Roads 17.S4
Rds & Bdgs 1.41o.33 l,434.17
Hawaiian:
Macad: Papaa-
Moloaa 1.O6045
Rds & Bdgs. 1,624. .O4 2,6S4.49
Hanalei: Macad:
Kilauea 1.781.35
Macad: Kalihiwai-
Hanalei 4,479.96
Res & Bdgs 999.75 7,26l .0O
Total 20.S39 So
Tenders for furnishing this
County with one portable rock
crusher and outfit, were received
from the following, namely:
Cation Neil & Co., P.----J
(Continued on page 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
5AVEDFRON TIL:
SURGE ON'5 KNIFE:
By WENTWORTH
MRS, NSVA WHITAKER GAINED
SIXTEEN POUNDS IN WEIGHT.

This enthusiastic c0dorscr Of NerT-
Worth. who lives III 49, Water street.
tells our. ot The most couviuCin" Merry
Worth stories that ever went mo 4
newspaper. Here il Is.
Was sick seven years. Had Soy
eral doctors. Was III hospital. They
advised IN operation. Had stomach
trouble and all the ailments that 10
with this disease Have taken Merry
Worth treatment and my condition is
improving greatly. can do part Of
my houS., work now. which was inn
possible 70 DO before taking the medl-
cine. | could not stand on my feet
long enough 10 attend 10 any part OF
my house work until Nerv-Wnrth came
to my rc$cur. | give Nrrv-WGrth all
the credit ot saving me from the npcr-
aiin@ tHni" and reSaiaiu= my health
and a mSatiStied Ncrv.Wo-th will cure
and am satisfied NervWorth will cure
and am getting stronger every day.
MRS. NEEA WHITAKER"
Your dollar back at Rau's Drug
Store il Ncrv.North does not benefit
fOU.
Wentworth for sale also as follows:
RaiSton Il Parker'$. Martins Ferry:
Dankworth'S. Bellajre; Patterson :. ST.
ClairSrille: Cameron Drug Co, Cam
eron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
RELIGIOUS VOWS
TAKEN BY NUNS
ELABORATE CEREMONIES HELD
FOR TWO NEW SISTERS OF THE
VISITATION ORDER.
Father weber, Chaplain Of the Diocese,
Makes Principal Address at
MT, de Chantal Convent.

Sister Mary Margaret Flahcrty, for
mcrly of Wheeling. made her profession
~ nm Out Sister Of the Visitation. ana
Miss Rnsine Gormley. of Lex ington, Ny,
received the habit of an enclosed relig-
ious CT the same community yesterday
taking the name Of Sister Mary lmelda.
The ceremonies were conducted by EHv'
l.. E. Weber. chancellor Of the diocese,
who wis also The celcbrant of the mass.
Preceding the reception and profession
Of the two Sisters. Father Weber gave
Il touching address. Father Weber SAID:
"rhcSe Two young souls have been
called ny God TO leave their native lano'
which Is the world. 10 leave the pleasant
company of their relations and 10 betnkc
j themselves tn their Fathers house That
thcv might consecrate themselves and
their future years To the service OF Coz;
This sacrifice IN the eyes of the world
an especially strong resolution; IN the
eyes uf Holy. Mother Church, II Is enc
that calls for q special grace from Goa.
W" find scientists busily employed IN
studying that branch OF science which
W. gail psychology. which means moth
ing less than knowledge Of the soul.
Thcst men are trying to discover what
lhnu Is in man which does not IND lis
full satisfaction in this world: they are
trying to find on, what 1t is that causes
that craving Of the heart for the lovc~ot
God and which prevents man from find
ing it, full qualification here. They see
there is something in man that Is not re-
vcalcu in science or in the other branches
Of psychological studies and they arc
gradually coming 10 The realization that
this spiritual elcncn! in main requires
the sacrifice or oneself for the love or
God.
"Gcd asked Abraham to sacrifice %
Him his only son. this was. indeed, maxi
ing Il great demand upon the poor.
human heart We know how hard 1t is
10 sacrifice something 10 which we arc
attached. ana how hard II is Ia sacrifice
whru VIC ara called u!on To give UP ihai
which is -: our own flesh and blood.
and Yet tod called hin: ind Abraham
rcSpundcd--and as he Is about to inmo-
late Isaac. an angel Of God stays his
arm and tells MIN tho sacrifice has
hc"f, completed: that God is satisfied
with his will And here VIC have TO hp-
ply tho second part Of this ceremony.
We are ask III when we make our pro-
rrsSiun in religious community 10
offer that only child" of our spiritual
soif--pur free wilton the altar as
holocaust tn God. There il nothing
dcarrr ia mankind Than his free will.
This il - which makes us what we are,
In becoming members "f tho religious
community "" offer all that We have.
ali that We arc IT, Tod. following Tho uX-
ample Of Him who brmcaurd limSclt IN
NIL things. ovrn to tho death nf tho
rruSS: and fmr this death 10 tho won Id
Uo received life. for God exalted Him
above all things and gave Him Tho n.iri':
which is above I'LL names. So. ~. .i"ar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
ONLY TWO EVENTS WERE COM
PLETED WITH AWARDS MADE
IN TWO STARTED.
wilkes Brewer and Kathryn Mack In
2:13 Trot Feature Yesterdays Pro-
10 JUinnar

Intermittent showers married the rae"
program of the getaway day OF the
West Virginia. Sta" Fair and EXp"Sl-
ton yesterday. and out 0f program
CT live harness events only twu wcr"
completed with Two others started. In
the events that had hecn started when
1t was seen that 1t would he llnposS!hIc
for any more racing, Starter Upton an
nounCcd that the judges had made Iii"
awards according t. the standing Of the
horses IN tho heats.
The feature OF the days card was The
Els trut in which there were only two
starters. Wilkes Brewer. Of the Ja,ni-
son string OF Arden. Pa, holder Of tn"
worlds trottinG record for half-miIc
track. had an easy time defeating kath-
ryn Mack. although both horses crossed
the wire close. Poor time WAS made in
this race, owing to the heavy track.
which was three seconds slower owing
to the rain.
The 2:l0 pace furnished the thrills Of
the afternoon This was ono of the un-
finished races. only two heats having
been run. Adioo Guy. was the tav"rlt"
and brought $50 against the lic!d ~ >Ii
in the pool selling. Barlight. Il s,.r"Iid
choice horse. displayed cHc.ll"nt form
and could not be beaten ulthuu.;h hnrh
heats were close with the drivers S..uil-
jnas their horses to the fullest speed.
Tho 2:2D trot was also In"r" when. II
vamc to furnishing thrills. flan, ~
carter was played us the taV"r!t". hut
d"&pcrat" spurtS by Dill owned 10y g.
VI. Hardin of North Carolina. enabled
that horse to win i'll the first and fourth
heats ard second place in tn" S'.""nd AND
third. which WAS enough /" xiv" bar
first money when III" RAE. VA; called,
In the last two heats "f 'hr 'a,", i,
was neck and neck for NOR" ihHn Halt
Il uil... In the last h-;,' biil u:"y' Il..
Iavuritc Oft her feet ami 'rrs@.i tn"
v!r" Il winner.
with the race truck u ,rirahi. !.a
,.F tunj maj (! stiiI I.lIylIr..' 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
COLLEGES Ask Supperr.

In an address TO the 500 ministers
at the West Ohio N. t. conference at
Lima, Bishop Thirkcld urged them 10
live close 10 God To walk with God
at their side at all times. OF tae So
Oe0,0O to be raised BY Nethodi$tS or
educational purposes throughout ~"
country BY February -. !9lN. OHIO
Wesleyan University asks sor Si.Hpo.-
900: Ada University. $3,t" .n"p: Ai!i-
ance College SI5a.rp0 ard Herea Cot
lege, S650h00. \ new feature was
complete report by the nine district
superintendents. 1t made q biz hitt
with the preachers. II Iccnsu:c!
preachers who fail 10 Keep accura:"
church records. The committee 10 III
vestigate the charges. against Rev. \.
S. BowersoX. Toledo. IS hard 1T work.
1t is rumored thai tiowarSaX talked
and acted Improperly while making
PASTORAL calls. Til" committees inGu!:-
ing into the case ~ D.. ]. +. DARLING
former states secretary iUnored -
have writtel improper letters 10 CIR
Sinnati girls VIII report tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Storm Wrecks Havoc

VAN WERT-rh0usanGS OF persons
we've "n,iau=crr'; this afternoon when
{: severe electrical storm created h2-
voc at III" Van Vert county fair and
al the snow gruUuGS wN":c the Robin
son circus was presenting perform
auce Temporary buildings at thn
fair grounds were wrecked and 4;
number o. frees were bio"'u down. The
circus i"nt was blown down aIti ,h>
;>udi"nC" narrowly escaped s"ftOc!I-
lion. W"ii" MANY IN tn" crowds re-
re!vad :iiaG" injuries. nnr" wcr" Se:l-
cU=i" huri. Corn c"ops in III" vicinity
w"r'' .i.:nc'ica'ly ruined b hal! and
y I'D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
4 Hotre Dame Lady's Appeal

J.. ali knowing sufferers u rheunatlSin
~hethsr muscular or or the joints,
scI;Ltlca. lu;noaSuS. hackdche, pains In
~ her Tor Il home treatment which has
repeatedly cured all of these to:tures
She iaels II uei duty 10 send 1t Ia ali
sufferers FREE. You cage yourself at
home as. thousands VIII teStity--no
Charge OF climate being necessary. This
simple discovery baaisheG uric acid from
;!e blood. luosei-S the St!Hrnnl Joints,
uI.;ies the blood. and br!Shicns the
eyes. giving elasticity ard tore to the
whole system. II the above interests
you. c"r proof address Mrs. -. Summers,
Box r. N0.:c Dame. Ina --AoT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

~ beloved Brethren. we witness the Of
fering which these two daughters ot
Mary make Of themselves, out Of low:
for her Divine Son OH this her beautiful
feast day, the feast c. her nAtivity-an''
in the words OF the ceremony We MAJ
say ~ them-"Blesscd is the man who:
trust Is m the name Of the Lord"
Among those present In the chapel
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flaherty and
their daughter. Miss Catherine Flahertr.
the parents and sister of tho newly prr'-
frc*s"d pul Sister. Sister Mary Mar
Car"t. Very Reverend Father Q. j..
Sioyc and Reverend +. J. kcatinE honor
ca the occasion with u social visit
The right sort Of dad" Of the RICH.
sort Of property. in the right sort Of
firds the right sort Of tenant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
LESTER bURCH
BROUGHT BACK
YOUNG MAN CHARGED WITH.
BlGAMY LODGED IN COUN.
TYJAIl LAST NIGHT.
Indictment Was Returned Against
Him by September Grand jury
That Is Now in Session.

Lester a. Burch, indicted by the
grand jury now in session for bigamy,
and who WAS arrested in Akron. was
brought back TO this city last night in
charge Of Deputy Sheriff Henry
Frohme. and lodged in the county Jail
TO await hearing or further DISPOSE
tion Of his case. Young Burch, who
is the son of County Jailcr William
Burch, agreed to return without pa
perS.
His arrest in Akron was accom-
plished in rather novel way. 4 tele-
gram was sent here to the effect that
he was dead-bcing found in a chair,
suicide 1t is claimed that he went
into the police headquarters 10 find
out who started the story that he was
dead. and the police pinched him at
the request of the local police. He
was held until the deputy sheriff ar
rived from here with warrant sworn
out before Squire II. &. Hobbs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
ALLEGED LEADERS QF THE LIMA
MOB ARE UNDER IND|C11!IA
ONE Is CHARGED WITH THE At
TACK ON SHERIFF slEY
And Fourteen Others Are indicted
Jointly With Ainr-Generai
News of Ohio.
IntelNgcncer Bureau
Column hue, Ohio, Sept. B..


Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 3.
Fifteen alleged ring leaders IN the
recent rioting at Lima have been N
dicted by the Allen county grand Jury.
3 A single Indictment charged MtipR
Spyker, feed store proprietor. with me
attack on Sheriff Eley which followed
the assault on the jail. The other 1t
are indicted jointly with Spyker. ThtE
are:
Ad S. Hooker, saloonkeeper; eabAy
Steinbaugh. brewery employe: GeoTS"
Sa1by, former saloonkeeper: ka'Hh
Hooker, Saloonkeeper: Bert Myers.
barber; Tom Finn. foreman: I'd han,
ice cream maker: \. D. Densmore AID
Irwin Zerkle, farmers OF kemptoE;
Gilbert Fox, no occupation: augustus
Decamp. retired; Doyle Duff, cigar
maker; John Long. locomotive work
er, and Arthur Shapp"il. garage pro-
pr1etor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
CE TAN|AY DAY Of FAIR RACING
IS MARRIED BY HARD SHOWERS
wire way ahead Of Kathryn Mack. who
display Cd excellent coming qualities.
Time OF heat o:1Slc.

wire way ahead Of Kathryn Mack. who
dtspiaJcd excellent coming qualities.
Time OF heat c:lSI:.
Second "vcnt. go Trot Purse S5on.
lIiI: Il. =. 10y Anderson.
(HaywnudD ....... l. .
El.inrh" carter. +. m.
Mont somery Ecll" b. +.
lI"Ilyr""d King. 6. IL.
tJami%onJ ......... pr
tilhurn. h. s. tMc-
lI"nry) ..;:........ Or +
l''4 4in l.: r .:l, 'I;"E .:iS: yio, .,J Us
First h"at-Blanchc Carter was play
Cd rs the strong ipvnrit' in The 80 trot.
hut in the fist heat tn" harrisburg; horse
; took ii comparatively easy. allowing Dill
was second. and Montgomery third.
, Time Of heat 2:i7i.
Second hna1--Attcr e difficult start.
tho horses wcrd off with Blanche Carter
in tho lead. At the three quarter post
! il was plain that this WAS going 20 ire
race oi races. Dill winner of the first
heat closed in on III" leading horse and
down thu final stretch they buttIcd. but
blanche Cartcr's lead could not he over
come and She won tn" heat by length
hill was second. and Hida third. Time
, OF heat. 9:lSl..
Third h"ar-Eianrt" carter had t"
tight tm win This rae" although when
STARTER Upton said Go, il looked like an
Easy h"ai. bill forced the favorite hard
to WIN hut :. hard drive 10y thu Harrison
county sheriff "nuhl"h TIA" ravnritn /"
'"''>& tin VIII" It winner. Time of heat
":l?i4.
Fourth h"ar.-rh" fourth heat Of the
-" ir"i wa tho Feature. uf The cutir"
| ri"". Pin with Haywood up. started
"iil IN Tia" lead. which Sh" retained un-
~ ;h" first i,aIr had hr-n run. RIauch"
carter bead Tia. ii"lI caring ihr last half
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Succeeds 1iSdall.

Rev. Frank Nurdeu Moore. director
Of public welfare in Cincinnati. has &C
cepted the Passionate OF The Wilson
avenue Disciples church. He succeeds
Rev. J. J. Tisdall. who goes 10 Toledo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Heayy DAMAGE

Heavy dawaSa was done in San
GuSky county late t>~ily by small
sized cyclone. Tees were uNrooteA
and buildings blown down. Traffic
Cn the LAX" Shore Electric WAS tied
Up when dozens q poles carrying high
tension wires wrsi Of Town were
iuppI-h Ger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
New Miami Trustee.

W. R. Mcdonald Of Wet7svlile Today
was appointed by Row. Willis rs a
trustee Of Miami University at Oxford:
He succeeds DR.. y. II. Evans, Of
YOUNGSTOWN, who has resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
ASxllIm Filled

= Word has been sent 20 all probate
judges in the state that the state IN
et1tution for feeble minded Is filled be-
You'd capacity. No more Children can
be received for at least 30 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Succeeds Dr.. Hit.

Rev. J. H. Harris OF this city. has
been elected superintendent OF the L..
B.. Conference for this district. lie
sncceeds Rev. R. \. Hit Of Chillicothe
who has been superintendent Il years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Issued Reunion Call.

OF West Lafayette. and William M,.
Donald. secretary. haya issued tho cali
for the thir;E.thirh reunion II tho
SiSty-second o. V. l.. :" be hold in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
Evenino P2rty-

Miss Elizabeth Klein at her home
in Woodsdale, will be hostess this
evening to number Of her friends.
About bonfire many games Will be
INDUCED in. and picnic supper will be
q feature Of interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Fourth event, ":!o purse, Stalk" $1.noa.

Daylight. rr. 2. ny Hal Burke.
(Mann.) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. |
Adinh Guy. oh. =. tGrayD. .....
Polly Ann. bay nj. tClarkl ...... }
Lady Venus. hr. III. UStuun.... ! :
Kate Mckinney. Z. m. tMall"wJ.. ,
Folly Ann and Lady Venus divides
third and fourth money.
Time: ":hSi4 %:0Sii.
First hnat-.Adoo Guy was the IA
IT CO. the horse bringing $50 against the
field at 81: BarliCht was played as
the second choice favoriIc and was sold
in the pool for 81. Five started in this
race md NdiOo Guy and Rarlight lcd
the field Coming down the final stretch
tho race between these two horses was
II thriller. with Harigh, who displayed
excellent form leading III" favoril".
Barlirht got Il lead which could not hr
ovcrCom" by .Adinu 10y. winning the
heat with the faroril" second. Time:
S2:nSi4
Second hcar--Thn second heat showed
Rarlichr leading Tho ncId with Ndioo
t;uy right ~ her heels. For thH entire
race his continued and down tn" inal
- reich the horses raced with Rarlight
l,adiug by neck Both drivers urged
theIr horses 10 tho fullest speed. Bar
light WAS first with .AdtoO Guy second
Tim ":nSi4 Had ihrr" been fast
track h0rSrrn"n say hat the Wheeling
yrStcr,lm''S events NS it WAS C"mpar-
atlrnIv fast time WAS made
The rain rnmm"nr"h following tho
completion "r this heat and The Judges
awarded first money 10 Barlight. with
Adi0u t;uy taking second. Polly Ann
and Lady Venus divided third and fourth
money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

made her I favuritc on an equal with
Zuila boo. Tho horses were off in
bunch with Zuila Zoo in tn" lead. At
no time in The heat WIS tho first favor
il9 In danger Of losing and won the race
in n buggy ride. Time of heat 2:lOl4.
Third h"at--Zuilu Zoo started Oft nice
~ and after gaining Il lead that could
not he disputed walked under the wire
with Handy lin second. Fern Hall
was third Time Of heat 2:lG.
Fourth hcat--Hazcl Armstrong start
Cd in this rae" nicely with Iuila Zoo
running in the punched field. The lead
horse retained her position until the
final quarter Of Tho ac":had been reach
cd and Il desperate drive by Sweeney
forced Xuila Znn in III heat winner by
a neck Time Of heat 2:lllil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

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