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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-old and upward sr
furiongs. Silica, lis; Dorcas, los; Ffigree. l6
Hidden Star dmpl, Ill; Jacoba lls; Pan Maid, liz;
Favour. loe; Julia L.. lG; Miss Puzzle. 100; Royal
Martyr, 100.
SECOND RACE-North American Handicap
steeplechAe; Syearolds and upward about two
miles. Hobier. 100; knight Of Morci, l3s; Brother
Stone timp). Id Wedship. lt2; Emerald Isle ii
impl, H2; skibereeu no; Bill Dudley, l0; Rupica,
Isl.
THIRD RACE-sanford Memorial; 2yesr-olds
six furlongs The Knooker, G KohI-Noor. lls
Rickety. l@; Hollister dmp). lG; Camp Fire, l3i
Deer Trap. 80: Jock Scot, no.
FOURTH RACE-The Trayers; 3year-ods; one
and onequarter miles Franklin, Ill; Star Hawk
dmpl. lis; Spur. l2s; Daddy's Choice, Ill; Tea
Caddy, u6
FIFTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward; sell
ing; one and yne-eighth miles. Old Broom. ia
Republican, 100; Wooden Shoes lis; Jessie. Jr.. 100
Cliffied, los; Godcrest Boy. 100.
SIXTH RACE-Two- year -olds; hve and one-hali
furlongs. Hooso. loi; Relsobate, 10; Merchant. G
Hard Cash. D7; Lucius. lo7; Madam Curry timpl
lO4; Feicidad, 10; Kildee 10; Crank. lr; Yer
mila, lG Election. ITO; Wood Trap. no; Peasant
lO7.
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Hank O'Day Runs First
In the Sycamore Handicap

Saratoga Springs, n. ". Aug. A.
John w. Schorr's brown gelding, Hank
O'Day. won the Sycamore Handicap to-
day in common canter. He ran the
mile in 1:7 As, the fastest time of the
meeting and within two-fifths of a sec
Abehind came Fernrock, while Gamer took
the short end OF the purse. Hank o'Day
was quoted at to l. and was well play
ed at the price. He Will, the favorite.
was tangled up at the start and could not
make his way through the field.
Rhomb reinstated himself in the good
graces of the form players by capturing
the Lake George Steeplechase in easy
fashion. He paid to and had walk
away after Racebrook fell on the last
time around.
Omar Khayam, at to 5, brought the
silks OF c. K. G. Billings In winner for
the first time this season Long-shot
players had their inning in the first event
when Ninety Simplex. at better than 2
TO ]. went across flying. Summary:
FIRST RACE-selhng: Syear-oids and upward
!. seven furlongs Ninety Simplex, 10 (Hughes)
- to l. 10 to I. to !. won: Nanshon. I'D u. Nc
TsEgzrtl, II TO 5. TO 70. to 5. second: Andes IA
tSchuttinger). IS to l. TO l. TO l. third. Tins
l z. Ahsra Sinai. Devil Fish. Venture. RosswSter
Msifou. Bots Olga, serillian, Nicer and Dr. Gremsl
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ths Lake George Steeplechase
handicap selling: 3yesr-olds and upward; 800 add
ed about two miles. Rhomb. lE IF. Williams)
7 "a 5, TO 2. out. won; Archdale. ~ (Kopler).
70 l. to ). to 5 second Repentant. Ia (ruckeyl
II to 5. 1 to 5, 10 ). third. Tine, AZ. North
wood and Racebrook also ran
THIRD RACE-Maiden 2year-olds; 500 added
I've and one-hah furlougs Omar Khayyam. li
tBurtOnl. to ?, l TO 2 l 10 S. won; Kittsnish
lie Connolly. Il to 5. to 10 l to J, second
Pulaski. ll5 CBymel. % 70 l. Il 70 l. To /
third. Time. lT Is KuItu. Russian Pinion,
Top o. The Wave, Blackboard Country Court, War
saw. OnEa, Chieftsin, Beaver Hill and Polonium
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ths sagsmore Handicap: SGt
added; 5year-olds and upward; one mile. Hank
O'Day. 100 tGaner), to l. to =, 70 s. SUu
Farnrock. lo3 CLyke). 2 to l. to l, to >, SEC
ond: Gamer III (Counollyl. to l. to !. To 3
third. Time. Isl +5 He Will, Flying Fsiry,
Capra, Sharpshooter Water Witch. HaubeTE. Clic
let, Checks and Holiday gsO
FIFTH RACE-Sellings 2year-olds; 500 added
SIX furiongs- Golden Bantam. lO5 lSmihngI.
70 5, to 5 ! to :. won Charterbox, lI6 tBAlJ
s to !, 70 : to 5. second Nashville. G lFuerstl
to !, TO :. 7 to 5, third Time IA hstanks
Douglas 5. Spinster Tootsie Hanobala, Doc
Meals and Idoita also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sslng; purse 500; Syear-olds
and upward; one mile. DerUSh. 10 tShilling)
Z to l, TO l, ) to ?. won; Transit. 10 (BrUwul
Is to !. TO !. to l, second; Republican, u; q
McrasgaTtl. TO !. to l. even. third Tine,
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CINCINNATI REDS GET
MIKE DOOLAN BY WAIVER

New York, Aug. 1T was learned yes
terday that the Giants had sent Mickey
Doolan to the Cincinnati Club over the
waiver route. Doolan Joined the Giants
after leaving the Cubs. McGrsw purchas-
Ing the former Philly star IN order to
I'LL up the gap at shortstop, following
an injury to Arthur Fletcher. Now that
Fletcher again is In form and with Hans
Lobert ready to play at any time, Doolan
had little chance to do service as mem
Der OF the New York team.
As Mstty was in the field for the serv-
ices Of a tried infelder. he refused to
waive Doolan. The Red manager has
not yet signed Mickey to Cincinnati
contract, but there seems little likelihood
any hitch will arise over the transfer.
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To Sell Yearlings.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 4-The thorough
bred yearlings from the Edenwold Stud,
in Tennessee, which the Powers-Hunter
Company, of New York, will sell in the
paddocks of the Saratoga race track to-
morrow. have arrived at the Springs in
excellent condition.
The sons and daughters of the famous
stations Ballot. Sain, The Commoner.
Ivan the Terrible, Star Shoot and Trans
vaal, from the best producing mares of
Edenwold. are as prepossessing a lot as
ever came up from Tennessee. Buyers
from all parts of the United States and
Canada have gathered at Saratoga for
the August carnival of sales.
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Marines VS.. Treasury.

The Treasury and Marine teams will
battle today at the Monument Lot in
what may prove to be the deciding game
of the Government League. Should the
Treausry team land the verdict, they
will be returned winners of the Sec
ond series and champions for 1916.
Should the Marines land the verdict It
will Tie these two clubs and the Agri-
culture Club for first honors in this Sc
ries. This will delay the championship
decision as it will make necessary a play
of for the title
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CLARENDON TO PLAY
REX SECOND OF SERIES

Today at Andrews Park, Fifteenth and
H streets northeast, the fast team repre-
senting Clarendon, Va, and the Rex Ath-
letic Club will battle. As this Is the sec
ond game of a three-game series, and
Clarendon won the first one, Manager
Wright will present his strongest line
up. The following players are requested
TO report at the park at 2:3O o'clock:
hewitt, Phelps, Tomlin. Hamel, Offutt,
Hurd, O'Connor, B. Fitzgerald, Sill, Nor
timer, Roche, Gordon, Raba, Litkus
Game called at 3:l5 clock.
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LAVENDER In FORM
AND CHICAGO LANDS

New York, Aug. 4-Jimmy Lavender
held the Giants to four hits today, the
Cubs winning easily to 2. Tesreau and
Anderson were bombarded for four runs
in the second inning, singles by Kelly,
Safer, Workman and Lavender, a hit
batsman, sacrifice fly and error, being
punched. Score by innings:
r. H. Z.
Chicago. .............. 90 0 0 o-6 4
New York............. o o 0 o 0 o l-2 Z
Battenes-LaTender and Wilson; Tesresu and
Anderson schupp and Rsriden. Umpires-Messrs.
KLEIN and Emslie.
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Play Washington Grove

The champion Keller team OF the East
Washington Sunday School League will
journey to Washington Grove. Maryland,
today to battle the team of that place.
The Keller Club will depart on the 2:45
express over the Western Maryland, and
Manager Dodge requests all players to
report before two-thirty. The Keller Club
is anxious to arrange games with any
strong local clubs. Address challenges
to Manager Charles Dodge. 435 Fifth
street northeast.
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0'Hara Buys Ball Team.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 4-John
oHara, Of Springfield. yesterday ac-
qulred ownership of the Lawrence Base
ball Club. of the Eastern League. The
lawrence club has been in financial Diff
ficulties, but O'Hara will assume an
obligations
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Braves Seek SNYDER.

Detroit, Mich, Aug 4.-Schuyler Brit
ton. st. Louis National League mogul,
was here yesterday. He had a telegram
from Percy Haughton, owner of the
Braves. asking how much he would take
for Catcher Snyder. Britton's reply was
terse and clear. 1t was: Nothing doing"
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0uimet at His Old Tricks

Boston, Mass. Aug. 4-Francis Oui-
met has given an indication Of what
be might do were he permitted to play
In an amateur golf tournament this
year by breaking the record at the Win
chester Country Club. the course of which
has been altered and is not yet in first
class condition. He holed out on every
green and made the rounds in "A and
70. The previous record was rs, held by
S. Traford Hicks.
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RIMS Chapin, Braund. Thompson. Raba. Earned
runs -Aiacuinists, , Left bases Machinists, 10;
E-rrsU. Fist base IN baus-Of Thompson, s.;
m Hamel. & Innings pitchcd-By Hamel, 5 l-3;
los ira. L. Hits mads-Of Thompson, /: on
HAND. g. StTuCs rfIt-By Thompson. ,; by Hamel.
f p, Gra1, l. Thee base hit-Rountree. Sacrifice
hits Mag,lau. Sch0nsld kOoge. Mortimer, Gordan
stolen hlses-Mwphy. Double pay-Braund to
N1r-'rN TO SCi0feId. Hit 10y pitchcr-By Hamel
rErs0dr. Passed balls Davis ~. Umpre-Mr.
" -Lwa-l
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Pitches No-hit Game.

Evansville, ind. Aug. frank
Wincheu. of the Evansville Central
League club. pitched a not-hit, no-run
game against Springfield here yesterday
Winchell did not give a base on balls
ard only one Springfield player reached
fIrst base. This was due to a bad throw
10 first base by the shortstOp. Evansville
Won the game. / to O.
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BUREAU DEFEATED
BY MACHINIST CLUB

The Machinist Club defeated the Bu-
reau Athletic Club yesterday in the Po-
tOmac League by to D. Raba's hit
in the fifth inning drove two runs across.
The Bureau team has protested the game
because Rsba was sent in to bat for
Perry in this section. but was not an
nOuuCed.
Forest Thompson, pitching for the Ma
chnIsts. set the Bureau team down with
one hit. Steel Plant and Bureau will
play Monday at Congress Heights. The
score:
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Auditors. 4; Columbia. /.
Southern California Tennis

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 4-Play in the
annual lawn tennis tournament for the
championships of Southern California be-
gan on the Hotel Virginia courts TODAY
With many well-known experts partIcipat.
ing. The titles in the mems and women's
singles and doubles and mixed doubles
viii be decided; also the Junior singles.
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Vigilants Want Game

The Vigilants are without game for
Sunday; any strong team desiring a game
kindly communicate with Joe Oliveri, 4l6
Tenth street northwest. or phone Main
S055. between a. m. and $50 D. m The
Vigilants have good grounds and will
pay all expenses. President Oliveri is
handling the management of the team.
as Vic Gauzza is out OF town on busi-
ness
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PROPOSALS

roE r OF THE COMMISSIONER OF TEJ
80 2, ooiuuhdas washingtou, August ) is1s.-
popossh win b. recr4,ec AZ fh,, c-,,.
noom M District Building uptsI /, s,.,s-.
schoosr.. ZIG for furnishing and de,i,erips
r~,~~.aI nrnituv Specifications ana form, a.
Pnr-h..s R ooxined upor sppaiczt3or 10 N.
o1TTpH onlcr, Room s1 Disfrc+ Ruils,,s
JuyJIS NENhAN, LOUIS BRowNLOW
d, @ l. scHLEY acting. oomnissooe-,,
0sficE e OF The COMMISSIONERS 6TSrzT7-
vtn - 1 Ausus 2 lsls-Sezied rropo.. !.
po~r - 1,eo at the orSce of the ser-et,ry ~ ~,
inr ,,r.n oo'nnnssoners. Room 500 Dtstrics BuiId
fTrn,.St.. eoct ,. n. AUGUST rs is1s fo,
sor -. and installing electric cIocss ,pd hi,
c,rner 81 ~ hish school Buidins loozte1 al
-. fns and ssreets porthve,t y,ss,-s
ana IN nlanf forms Of proposal, epecihcztiou,
~. 49, ssecsesT Information may be obtsin,S q,
ns,,Sa. Zen. Engineer Department Room a.
s1s net Building, Washington. d. a A 5sco-,, :;
~, aotan VII Be required from bidde7 10 s1,y,S-
oy e re,rn Of specihcstions IN s1od r,..sI,so,
LIVE p. NEWMAN. LOrris 6RoXTsT,oXE
hEs AhhEs W. kUTz. Commissioners. D. q,
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Keller, 3; Second, 2.
out when winning run scored

Runs-WestOn. Russell. Dodge. TomIin. Orutt.
Earned runs-SecDnd. /; Keller. }. Left en- bases
Second, q Keller, 4 First base On baIs-On
Penn. ?. Struck Out-By Ofutt, 7; by Penn, l.
Ihree-base hit-RusSell. Twobase hit-Ofutt- Stolen
base-DOdge Double play-Miller to Weston Hit
BY Edtcher-By Offutt (RusselD; by Penn CDOdge)
Umpire-Mr. kerper
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George Moriarty Seriouslv m

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 4-George- Nor
iarty. manager of the Memphis Southern
Association club and former major
league player. has typhoid fever. and
probably will be out of the game for the
remainder of the season
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Y. NJ. H. A, Issues Def.

The Y. NJ H. \. baseball team would
like to hear from well organized teams
g. and around the District in regard to
genes. Address Meyer Segal, secretary.
PA x street northwest. Phone North
SC2a
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Harry Smith RESIGNS

Wheeling, W. Va. Aug. 4.-Harry
Smith has resigned as manager of the
Wheeling Central League) club. 1t is
said he will join the Columbus (Amer-
StCan AssOciat tion) team.
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Johnny Wilde Wins

London, Aug. Johnny Wilde. the fly
weight champion of the world, success
fu'ly defended his title today, when he
Knocked out Johnny Hughes in the tenth
round Of a scheduled twenty-round affair
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To Play Hilltons

The Southern Auditors team. winners
or the pennant in the Terminal Rail-
road League, will play the Hilltop team
OF the Rosedale League this afternoon
at the Terminal r. r. Y NJ c. A
League grounds east of Union Station
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Orioles Issue Def

The Orioles A. c. would like 10 ar
range games with fast teams in and
around the District, averaging Il and
u years Sherwoods and Belvederes
preferred. Address all challenges to S.
blackman, 40 1-2 Eighth street south
west Local
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Another for Connie

Butte, Mont, Aug. 4-Roy Grover
second baseman of the Butte North
western League) Baseball Club. has been
sold to the Philadelphia Athletics
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AUCTION SALE
THos. J. OWEN q ryI5


ThGsILEs SALE OF vALUAB1,y RE.r. rs
11Ik. IMPROVED By A TWO sTopy
T6I nASL sIE DWELLING. No. lss EAST CIPT-
4, nrtos Of certain d-sd of truss, duh, --o,-s~d
per % hoer No. nss. folio sI e 80 N ,bs -
r.on.S oi me District Of Columbia, and at th,
,rnsd lne IsTu secured thereby, the under
- 81 unsees viii sell at pubic sDc+ic1 IN f,,,,,
49, pemisss. 90 MONDAY the I4th DAY Of
IoJtp4'c a D. lsb, at 40 o'elos a. n "a,
a. foesT1h~d land and premises sit1,,, n,
nc cy o. Washington, District o. Coln1bt, -
Sss.sn,1.e a. md being all of lot 2 ip W w
.I'7.1- recnroed Subdivision Of Ii. .zS ns- a
~ tLs - a. me sne is recorded IN the O<i.
" me surveyor for the District Of Col1rrh5.
.n eus OF sale: An cash. A deposit N .,o, m
VI o required al time of sale All eo1,,v,1-srs
syooIulnf rerenue stsmIs ETC. al co.s oF r5--h..~.
iehs % sale 70 Be compiled With v5fbir &C.
80 Ion Gay Of sale. otheTwlse Ii. trr---, -.
1e nsht 70 resell the property al u. - ~ -
% oesuiuns purchaser. after Eve dsvT s1y.-sts.
n1ent such r-rsle In sone nevsusp-r r,IAJisbS n,
Washington, d. c. P10nAneo u
". p. METC1LY
HARRY c. BIRGE
PATTI 70 rBo,,,-, Tru-te~s
Note. Risys Building
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN
NATIONAL


3; shington PhiI s ous.
Chcagoa Chcago6;
York; Brookly
!;
Washi ton al hcago Pisburg a
New a Detroit Cncinn a
Boston t 81 Chicago a
Philadelphia Louisa a phia
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LOST,

LosT-A DIAMOND RING AT MARsHALl
Han. Reward II returned to 90 oursy Blds.. 81,
and @ s.s.
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lsl- Pandean. Garbage. Miss Fannie, Star Gaze,
Star Gift, Txmerlsne and Syrian also ran.
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KNETZER'S WILDNESS
LOSES FOR REDLEGS

Boston. Aug. 4-Battery and infIeId
errors cost Cincinnati the game with
Boston today to 2. The winning run.
were directly attributab BILE to poor field.
ing. wild pitch by Knetzer and .
passed ball by Wingo
Evers was out of the Boston Iine-un
The reason given was that he was TAX
ing days rest" Score by innings:
cx. R. n. z
Cineinnati........... o oeoool q
Boston. ................ 900 ooo2l as 10
Bstteries-Knetzer. Schulz and winso: Rado,nh
and Blackburn Umplrs-MerN QuiSey .pc
Byrne
canoeists at Sugar Island.
Clayton, N. Y, August 4-The thirty
seventh annual camp of the American
Canoe Association, which Is the govern
ing body of the sport throughout the
United States and Canada, was opened to-
day at the usual site. on Sugar Island. in
the st. Lawrence River. The program
this year provides for a wide variety
of amusements, but most interest will
center. of course, in the championship
races, which are to begin next wednes-
DAY. The racing program has been care
fully arranged and consists of more than
a score OF events, including all varieties
of sailing and padding, with the usual
upset hurry-scurry. club four padding,
war canoe and swimming events.
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Ro0ES AND BOARD

Iap Z ST. Sw.-LARGE FRONT EooI1 80.
able for two fentlensn; couyeui.Bt ~ - -
meak - D~n' roo
Ro K ST. Nw.-LARGE. CoNPSoPTIyTx
rom southern eIposlrs; private bsth; upsIo,II.o
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TOPS AND SEAT COVERS

ACME AUTO TOP CO.
"Washington's Foremost Auto Ton
Co.
1921 Irving at.
Phone Col k27S
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC; SOBER AND RI
liable; good chance for night man; referenc
Apply sELBY CO.. lss 18th 81 NV
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Canoeists at Sugar Island

Bsttsries-Knetzer. Schulz and winso; Rut
and Blackburn. Umpirs-Mesxn QuiSiey
Byrne
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'oNEs-kEssLER RUBBER TIRE -
T1 TREAD TIREs-MARATHoU% on
1921 W 18th % q St Phone NJ Io4l.
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Il n.TlIlsi.S NtET ~ COIN
IL. II CONSIDER TESTS

tcoNriNuEU 't. pAG' eNr
a,lon Of the Laboratory Courses 10
7c Work OF iae clinical Years The
subject was presented by prs Elas
+? l,on. dean of the medi a. .ao1l Of
'ac Unlvers.ts 81 Nnnesota Iewe.'i,
+ Barker. OF Johns Hopkins uniyer.
slty. James Ewing. Of Cornell I'M.
crafty Medical college New Nor"
city. and Frederic $ Ice Of Colum
bia University COLLEGE OF iss.clans
nd Surgeons
Later in the day the council held
Joint session With the state boards
and heard Surgeon Generals W q
iorgas OF the army " G. Bralstod
Y the navy aud Rupert Blue OF The
public health service discuss the ra
'ional board Of medical examiners IL
ts relationship with the federal med
ioal services In addition ilT Her
bert Harlan, president Of the Mary
land state Board Of Medical Examn
ers presented ideas as TO the rcla
ionshin cf tie national board With
We various state bodies These
alks will lc followed By tech'ical
ayers 3, DR. Victor Y Vaughan
lean Of thc rnleorsit, Of Michigan
medical school and Or lsadorc p'w
team Of the Tulane University schoo
medicine "A Ncw Orleans
Tonight the state medical boards
re- to hod an oron meeting which
vim be- followed D., aa executive ses
lon Fiic meetings are on the pro
ram fer tomorrow
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Probate Matters.

Nlurph, Virgins has filed ia the
county court contest AGAINST the
rotate eff the viii OF Emmma Wig
dus and for gOunds Of contest al
e.cs ana states as follows, fsrst.
rlai 1T he tinie of making said al
ered will the said Emma Virgins
eas mcom etent to make last Will
nj testament. Second That said
'ccodent was under undue influence.
Third That said will was not execut-
ID according to law Wherefore pc
toner prays that probate of said al
eyed win be refused
An order has been issued appointing
n. Il. Burris. IS NJ Peters and G II
Sprainss to atpraise the estate o.
Hannah owe, deceased
Mars NJ Francis. adminis'ratriN o.
he estate os George = Hodkinson an
ncared in the county court in answer
10 citation issued by the court and
lie dan an inal report and a new bond
n the sum Of $1,000 Ida NJ Shanhs
surety on ,hn old bond Of The admin
'siralriN IS bt the couri released from
mrt er lsnHliu on SAID bond.
An order has beel issued by judge
Chanpellc confirming sale of real es
tate in the estate OF lohn Macl<ey
Five lois IN langston were sold .'
Robert Ja son for the snm of SiV
VIM = Pearson, executor Of IN
state OF Moses pearsol aas filed
general inventory and az raisemeni
The personal prcI erty Of said estat
was ap raised at s70ioo
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sNS,NG ER,NnS GFRNs\
REPORT ~ III RE FICTION


1ow that the l.ustania case was
practically settled but declined tc
give any details
administration officials let ii be
known today that the mere choice Of
words would not be permitted 10
stand in the way OF success OF noeo
tiations. and that the United States
would not insist on the use Of lhe
word Illegal" or "dsayoWal" IN Ger
maay's acknowledgement that the
sinking OF the liner was wrong
The principal consideration Of The
United States now Is that there sha
he an Acknowledgement hy Germany
that the sinking of unres'siinr mer
nantmcn, without warning Is III con.
traeenton or International laW ana
as such. should BE discontinued
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CARHART MOTOR COM
! PANY SALES ARE LARGE
BUSINESS THIS YEAR is LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE, OVER.
LAND CARS POPULAR

oklahoma City FEB ~ The pros
pority of the country is certainly IT,
ileeted 10 great extent 0y tae an
usually large NUMBER of orders TOT
Overland ,ars whiel have oseu r.
cieoi IurInr The last fea wce s,
asserted r. X McSiss asslsiafi %
r r hard Caranft resident e. ih'
Caraart Motor Compaiy who y busy
these DAYS atlendln automobile
eas n an parts Of 'he country.
Norc orders have been re aelFe
than ever before. and the past moni
/ sthe blrlest January in ihe histor
Of our company our new Six Cflsn
der Model is especially popular and
me orlc's which we have received %
January wal moro than take ua ON
schedule as planned for this month
Many orders are also coming Ia ior
he SaB. Is aud SiB Models, In fact
the total number is double tlNt re-
ceiyed January a year ago.
we are In a position to su plv t-e
demand this year because We antici'
paled an Increase business over 1919
aud placed orders with the factor
aocordinely We do uot want ouI
dealers to be without cars as was the
case part Of the time last year Tho
present year will be the greatest IN
the history Of our com any il repor''
from our dealers throughout the state
are a criterion They are not only
sending in the orders. but stats tha
they have more prospective pprehas
crs maxine Inquiries relative to over
landss than ever before
Our delivery car business is omen
ing ~ great Practically all the
WHOLESALERS ami retail merchans in the
the largor tiles have found that by
epacing their horse delivery equl,r
melt wili motor drawn delivery wag
ons they have not only been enabled
20 make their delivery service more
"ifo lent bn' have decreased the cost
70 considerable extent and the NOR
chants Of oklahoma are falling Ia line