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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-03-14
COULD HARDLY
STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering From Headache,
Sideache, Backache, and Weak
ness, Relieved by Cardui,
Says This Texas Lady.

Gonzalee. Tex Mrs Minnie Phil
pot. of this place. writes "Flve years
ago I was taken with q pain IA my
left side u was right under my
lcft rib. u would commence with ar
aching and extend mp iuto my left
shoulder and on down into my back.
By that time the pain would be so
severe 7 would have 90 take 70 bed
and suffered usually about three days
III suffered this way Tor three years.
and got to De n mere skeleton and was
So weak I could Lar-l stand alone
Was not able to go aIr where and had
90 lct my house work ro..-I suffered
awful with q pain iu mv back and
had the headache an the time. ! just
was unable ID DO q thing Ny lie
was q misery. mr stomach got IN an
awful condition caused from taking
so much medicine. ] suffered so much
pain. / had just abort SVEN mp all
hopes OF our getting anything 10 help
ne.
Ore day q Birthday Almanac was
thrown I'm my yard After reading
frs testimonials ] decided 20 try Car
dui and ann SO thankful that I did
for I BEGAN 20 improve when on the
second totfle-..I am now a well
woman and feeling fine and the cure
has been permanent for 10 has been
two years since ing awful bad health
7 VIII always praise aud recommend
Cardui" Try CaTdui today. + 7s
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SYLVAN SHADE NEWS.

Misses Stay and Reta CLARK have
returned from visit 90 Fut9u
friends Prof and Mrs. W.. a.. lu-
derUood were called 90 Martin last
week to be at the funeral OF her
brother. who died with pneumonia Iu
a camp In For.la-Wm clark Was
in Fulton last Thursday aud Friday
Miss sue Snuff was Doe Union City
Friday Miss Helen Henry enter
tanned the seniors saturday night
e.. G. McMurry and family were fn
Hickman Friday Miss Mary Alma
Maddox has been on the sick hst. -
Miss Helen Henry was ia Hickman
F'rday shopius.-Littla Mary Vaughn
frltler has been s.el So -h meas .ss.
Tom Prather Jr. was I'm Hickman
Friday.-W. 81 shaw was ia Uu-
ION City Saturday on busiuess--J. II.
Lynn and Miss Carrie Maddox were
in Fulton "Wednesday sure and
come q che play a. Sylvan shade
March 10th
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-03-14
WILL PUSH SALE ". S. STAMPS.

Several enterprising. public-spirited
business men of Hickman have con-
tracted for advertising space in the
Courier % be- used ia boosting the
rale OF Thrift and War Savings
stamps. This campaign win 80 a
long aag toward euhghfing the public
upon the Importance OF buying staml ;
which u.s. beyond doubt. one OF the
safest and best investments one can
Flake Loca. banks and merchants
win have The stamps on sale. You
can bus IS cents worth or a $1,000
worth Uufort una,ely. kentucky IS at
A. bottom OF This list on the sale or
tamps-and Fulton county IS close
30 the bottom OF he list Of counties
l ths sraf.-
Sgd. j. Dodds IS also offering $50
in five cash pr.zes-Slo each-to the
+ five voting ladies selling the most
stamps.
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pain IN the side OF back that
catches you when you straighten up
calls for a rubbing application OF
BALLARD'S- SNOW LNiMENT. IL
relaxes the contracted mucles and per.
mits ordinary bodily motion without
suffering OF Inconvenience. Price
25c. soc and s10O per bottle. Sold
by Hickman Drug Co. Adv.
The man that dances must pay
th. fiddler and consequently the man
thar owns good farms and has good
roads 20 travel over must pay Tor
them
joe Morris is working ~ the An
dreus Cash Store.
Mrs Percy Jones has purchased a
new Ford sedan.
Rosco stone has new Ford tour
ing car.
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

1872 acres. Just a little over a
mile from Hickman. al in cultivation
except about 2 II acres. -Four
nom residence. small barn and OUT
buildings. cistern and vel. small
orchard. Something over ucres
productive bottom" soil. On good
rural route and telephone line. Just
The place for the business man who
wants a close-in little farm home
Price $500. Particulars az this of
flee. TIC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-03-14

At the COST OF small jay az ordi
NARY cold cream oae can prepare q
fan quarter OF put OF The most won
derful lemon skin so1eHer ana COM
plexiou beaurtl.r. ay squeezing the
juice OF two tre-b lemons into G. bot
tie containing hr.e ounces OF or
chard white. Care should be taken
70 strain the juice through q nn,
cloth SO uo lemon pulp gets in. then
this lotion WlI Eeep fresh for month";
Every woman knows THAT lemon juice
is used to bleach and remove such
blemishes as freeekies. sal0wuessi
and tan and is rbe ideal skin soft
ener. whifeuer and beauLner.
Just try g. Get three ounces al
orchard white O. ans drug store and
two lemons from The grocer and
make up quarter pint of this
sweetly fra-rant lemon lotion and
massage % daily into the face. neck
arms and hands. It ls marvellous fo
smooth rough. red ahnds Adv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-03-14

Business men ol Hickman do no
seem highly elated over the missing
link in train service dished out 10
Hickman. when one N C.. & 81. J..
train into this city was stopped and
turned around at McKeuzie-merely
cutting expenses and service on this
end OF the line or the three pas
senger trains, then operated. this
was the worst one for Hickman's in-
terests that could have been taken
off. There is practically no Obj
ton 70 the company "HOOyerizing'
10y a curtailment Of service, but the
fact that We are about - hours be-
hind now witL mail. express and
passenger service. both in and out
L what hurts. Our troubles have
been put UP 20 Pres. Peyton. but he
Offers Is 10 announcement. The
matter viii again be taken up with
the railroad officials and. II we get
no relief. win be passed on 20 the
state railroad commission and postal
authorities. The Travelling Men s
Association IS also taking up the
matter with the railroad company
Did you know that there are
nearly three hundred miles 81 roads
IN Fulton county and maintained al
the county's expense? Did you
knox that even the minimum cost OF
$40 90 per mile for grading. $1,000
per mile for dragging, So 200 per
nil, average for patch work, install
ing culverts and repa1ring bridges, a
mounts 10 5000 per mile or a total
q, SIG 500. 90 for such maintenance
during each year? Did you kno"
,h.. the bridges thas have been
constructed each year FOR the last
seven or eight years have cost an
.veraee Of S10.00o each year. and
that they will continue TO cost iuiig
,ha. much each year Tor n period Of
sly or seven years. and that ms
,,an e in addition 60 the cost -
maintenance Of roads
r r. Pearigen spent the week
"a with his brother. Roy feaTisen'
:. Camp Taylor, returning Monday
He svas Roy has been made Aer
a.,t in the engineers, and eNpec's
:. - ordered 20 France IN the near
future.
ma Won know that the new Tex
-, has exempted considerable
-.-o,er-v nom local county taxation
.herebv effecting oUr revenue 70 .ne
ax,ant that it falls way short OF inc
-. collected By the slater
Cans Alexander. OF Louisville spent
.,s.v and Tuesday IA town
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-03-14

In the various voting precincts n
Fulton County. Kentucky. an cleo
ton March 23rd. 1918. on the above
Road question as Is provided b.
law on elections.
SHAfNE WALKER,
Sheriff FlItou County. Ky,
~ s. q. Roper j. s.
This February the 10th. 1913.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-03-14

Keep the boy on the farm by
making the roads 50 thar he can
20 90 town GA "a short time.
There are onough bumps En- life
without having them GA the middle
Of the road.
Mrs. Price. or Pmniupy. spent sun
day I'm town.
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STOLE womAN's HAIR.

Two men and women. all wearing
masks, overpowored MIS-. Eva VII
burt. aged Is. az her home in Louis
vie Monday night and cut of her
hair. within an inch 81 her scalp
She was noted for the beautiful
tresses OF coal black hair. reaching
20 her hips.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-03-14

II your horses. cows, hogs and
chickens need medicine. try Common
Sense Powder. Guaranteed 20 con
tain My pure drugs. sold by II. c.
Poynor, RID. 2. box 1T. 3-14p
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Notice To Property Owners Out
Side Of the City Limits


All property owners living outside
of the city limits desiring the ser
vice OF tie Fire Engine IN case OF
CINE OF the Fire Engine In case Of
fire viii please register their
names with Fire Chief Posey. said
registration 10 be an obligation on
part OF said properly owner. 10 pay
an costs Incurred by said Fire
Company al said fires. that is the
cost OF firemen. chemicals and use
Of engine.
II your name Is registered with
said chef you viii receive the same
prompt service as given TO proper
" owners within the city limits
II you are not registered Win
Fire Chief he will not repond TO IRE
calls when property Is out side oil
Ct limits. Sl4-
Attest: Jno. Pyle. City Clerk.
A. o. Carrthers. Mayor
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NOTICE TO NY PATRONS.

Owing 90 the fact that have sold
my place and ann preparing 90 leave
VII kindly ask my friends and Gus
toners not 70 bring me any more
WORK. as / have Oh hand alI sau
finish now before ] move. Thank
ing each Of VOC for past fayors.
am respectfully r. May. -
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norlcE OF ELEcTlon.

special term Or said tlsral Court was
begun and held az Court House. HEX /
man. ny. this February 18th. 1918.
with Hon. r. j. stair. Judge presid-
ing and the following Magisi rates
ansa enng 90 rol cal:
s. ~ Pe~ltt.
e.. u. Nugeut.
r.. A. BroRder.
Il C.. shaw.
The following business was trans
acted. toWit.
on motion OF Esquire c. d. Nu-
gent that a special election be held
ia the County ~ Fulton. Kentucky.
on 23rd dag OF March 1918. Submit
iuE o. The voters ~ said County the
question OF voting an annual tax OF
~ cents on each one Hundred Dol
lars on au properly Subject b. law
20 local taxation under section ISL
a. of tlc coustirufi1n OF The state OF
Kentucky for period ~ 10 years
for tie improvement and consfruc-
tIou of the public roads and bridges
on said County. to which motion "a
second vas duly made by Esquire
%. a. Brouder and the question was
s-ouittel 20 the vote of this
Court and tle members voted as fol-
lows. VIZ. Esquire r. A. Browder.
Esquire C.. ID Nureut. Esquire II. G..
shaw and Esquire s. 81 Pe~itr. be-
Ing al The members present and
voting yea"
whereas. 10 was declared that
said motion vas CARR and A. is
now ordered and declared by THE
Court that a special election be hello
n said County on March 23rd. 1918,
FOR the purpose o. submitting TO the
legal voters OF said County whether
an annual tax Of 20 cents on each
I one Hundred Dollars on an proper
o. subject bv law 20 local County
T Pa .xation for a period Of 10 years
SHAH b.. levied
n is further ordered bv this
Court that 10 amount of money IN ex
cess of The amount that can he rails
- by the lesyIne OF any one year
saau be expended in that year and
I g Is further ordered that The smount
OF adyaIorem tax De levied each
/ year shall not exceed 20 cents on
each one Hundred Dollars OF assess
"a property for taxation for each
year.
The clerk OF this court Is ordered
7 and ERECTED % cause 90 be prepaE
/ ed and printed a ballot FOR Hubnis-
sion Of said question as Is author
ICED and directed by subsection 3
/ and chapter 2 OF the acts Of the
I hentucAy Leg stature AT speciAi
session IN 1917. which question ID
/ as follows: Are you for a proper
I y tax or 20 cents on each one hun
1r-d b'iara worth OF properly ia
eoI"9 70 DC '-eN e@1H 'e@i
-N4 40 f-~4s AoI ---e PN- use u IL
proving or Sousli '.lllns' ellner OF
oo-u' the Ioaus auu Diluses OF HuA-
eoL county ~ ana shaH cause
70 be placed opposite said question
on the right o. same two smaI
squares, one voting Tor said Ia" and
the other against the said law desig-
mated respectively by the words
Yes or No" The sheriff OF
Fulton County - directed 70 sdVer-
Use the time and place OF said
election and the amount Of tax 90
DO levied each year in a public
I Newspaper in Fulton County, having
The largest circulation. for 8 period
or thirty days before said election
said election shall b held by the
regular election officers IN said
county in the regular polling places
therein. in all respects provided for
By law and the clerk OF this court
and the sheriff OF said county are
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LEMONS WRITTEN AND
BEAUTIFv THE SKIN
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Make This Beauty Lotion Cheapiy
For Your Face. Neck. Arms and
Hands
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

tunate to connect myself with verv
big oil people, and things look promis-
ing.
while out here 1 was asked bv
some of the big oil men to nut on
a big show for them. Jim Flynn has
been out here boxing. He knocked
out two men in one week, one in six
rounds and one in one. The boxing
fans wanted TO see him against a
good man, so / matched Flynn to box
Battling Levinsky. 1 had them both
signed up, had my paper and adver-
tlslng out, and got several tele-
grams from Dan Morgan, saving that
Levinsky absolutely refused to 90
through with the bout. / immediate
~ got busy and called Jack Reddy
over the long distance, and had him
agree to take Levinsky's place. The
snow drew $4,000, and the fans think
Miske Is the greatest fighter they
nave ever seen. They are all anxious
and are begging me to try to get a
good man to box him in Tulsa. | am
working now to close O. match for
Mlske with either Dempsey, Levin
SKY, Meehan, Fulton or any one else.
A match between either of these men
wall draw no less than $4,000 and
perhaps will go $4,000. The fans
here will pay any amount TO see
a good show. We have a place
here called Convention Hall, which
Is like Madison Square Garden in
New York. 1t has a seating capacity
of 5000.
Hoping this will find you in the
best of health, and with best wishes.
l am, Yours very truly
JOHN J. REISLER.s
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Boxing News and Notes
BY FRED HAWTHORNE

We're going to hang up our one good
it's the first time we ever wished we
had big feet, Aunt Eleanor Ann; but
we've had our confidence in Santa Claus
rather rudely Jared, and it wouldn't
surprise US at all If we found just a
sock there when we wake up tomorrow
morning.
We had our first disappointment
about Christmas last night, when
julius, the jocular office boy, deposited
a letter on our desk, saluted and did
an about face like a regular marine.
Return in Five Days to the Home Oil
Refining Company, Tulsa, Okla" was
printed in the upper left-hand corner
of the envelope.
Gosh" we thought, "for once we're
in luck Some wealthy uncle whom we
never heard of has gone and kicked the
old bucket and left US every drop of
oil in his immense field Of gushers, and
this is letter from his estate begging
US to accept S87 ,924 barrels of gasolene
in settlement of the property. How
fortunate, indeedl Now we shall be
able to buy that pair of wristlets for
old Brother Henry"
Then we opened the envelope and
read this bloodcurdling tale, which we
want to share VITA you:
Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 20, 1918.
Dear Fred: I take pleasure in in
forming you of my being in Tulsa,
trying to make lot of money in the
oil business. l have been very for
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
New Orleans Results

$500. six furlongs -Dickery Dare. l04 Cassidy.
8 to . TO and to 5. won; Dan Bright. 100
(Paule,l. IL to /. TO and to l. second
George Washington. III (Robinson). TO !; to l
Lewis 4. also ran.
Second race Claiming; for two year -ods: purse,
$500. FIVE and half flrongs) s)-Preyarcats. ll2
(Robinsonl, 10 TO 5. and to g. won: Christie
Holters. los tJohnson) II to 5, 4 TO and to 8,
second Frank Shannon, 1o5 (Watson) 10 to l. 3
and Antoinette also
Third race Claiming; for three-ycar- olds and and
tWakor'). to !. 70 and 70 5. Won; Harbard.
ia (O'Bren) to 5, 3 to 5 and l TO 3. second
Neg ITO (Itodrguez), IL 70 |; to and : to !.
Model Little D., sureset and Applsack also ran.
Fourth claiming; fox three year olds and up
ward: purse. $500; five furlongs)-General. ia
tRodrtguez). to !, 5 TO and to 5, won; Lady
JonTellow 100 (Wakoff). 10 10 J. 70 and 2
to l. second; DR.. Campbell IA Carroll to l.
Medford Boy. Blue Banncck Paganini, Bars and
Stars Parlor Boy and Nettie Wacutt also ran.
Fifth race Claiming: for three year olds and up
ward; purse $500 six furlonss) )---steiclif. liz
Neptune, lla LParrins,9nJ; to 5. I 70 10 and ]
and 2 to /. third. Tine. 81 American Thirst.
Herbert Temple and Noureddin also
Sixth race fclaimlng: for three year ods and up
ward; purse $500: ons mile)-Inquieta ITO Robin
sonl Is to /. 4 to l and TO l. won: Thursday
5. ses,nd: Grumpy. lla Johnson), to !. to :
Pierce Broom Peddier. Browns Fayorite. Nils:
Fannie and Laird O hirkcaldty ALSO ran
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Havana Results

First race (claning: for maiden two year ods
nurse $500; FIVE and half furlongs)Major Domo.
iIo tPhurberl, 6 to l. to 2 and to 5. won
Rosaeine ll2 (Sessinger), 10 to !. to ! and ,
N second; ConscIiption. l04 (Muray), 30 TO
/ 8 TO | and to l. third. Time, IA l-5; Quick
step Lowell Miss Carey. Earnest. Little Mistress
and Precious Jewel also ran.
inward: purse $500 rve and half furlongs)- -
%abel Trssk lo2 (Aiaher). a to and out. won
Njb, 1lO (Dreyor,. even and out second; Jutland
1o5 KAN ~ to !. to l and to 2 third.
'Tos ia As Laudator. Frank Burke Tim j.
IInoan and Dixie Highway also ran.
Third race (for all ages: purse 5000; five ana q
half furlopgs)-sH Hocnir. l0S l.unsford). TO and
emit won Daddy's Choice AZ (Iroise); 10 TO l,
't a ~ ! and even second Belle Roberts lo3 Wrcy-
~ . 10 and out third. Time. 1:l3 50. Cor
so,' son I.adenza and Wocdthrus also ran Spence
Fourth race Claiming; for three year olds and
Sbawson). Is to /. to and 3 TO / won I'm
kns Io7 tBalN to l, 2 to and even. second
Artist loo (pominick). TO s, : to b and out
,h,rd JSrc .2l s. Jimmy Burns. kneelet
Hsrr, Gardner and silk Rustic also ran
Fifth faco Claiming: for three-ycar -o!ds ana up
ward: purse $500 six furlongs l-Glorlhe, ius
tDominickl. to 8. 70 ana our, w moP' ssc"nd
King Of the scarlets o5 (Murayl. to l. 70
and to ';' & third Time l:2o 10. 0akwood Boy
omick Ilgardi and Great Gull also ran
sixth race claiming for three % ana up ps
ward purse $500 six frcngs) )~bfown m ns3s, aV'
t,horc 100 (Hellemen) to ] to ana 70 .
second. Rlanrhita. lOo (Gargan) 70 TO no
and 4 to / third Time. 20. FalatAoie' Trap
ping. Miss Cove and vagabond also ran
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

from Chicago as saying he was through
with Joe jackson and Hap Felsch.
Either or both would look good here
Yet Commy is not in the habit of
building up teams to beat his own
White Sox The sentiment against So
called "slackers" of baseball is dying
down. Commy may figure that what is
good enough for New York is good
enough for himself 1t is a long cry
yet to the opening of the season and
maNnates, like the general public, are
prone to forgive and forget.
That Huggins is overlooking no bet
is evident from Chicago exchange
just to hand. This story, which de-
clares that Felsch is on Comiskey's list
of ireligibles, intimated that Happy,
who quit the White Sox dissatisfied last
June, may be traded to either the New
York Yankees or the Boston Red Sox,
in deals which may involve also Joe
Jackson, Bird Lynn and Lefty Will
Jams.
At the moment Felsch is worrying
little about baseball He is selling
Christmas trees in Milwaukee, and for
several weeks has reaped golden har-
vest
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Havana Entries

First rae. Sslree- year -ods and upward; claim
.Lathalett, lol King Troyato. lol: Dragon Rock
100: O'Malley. l0l; Pauline Crowley. 1903; Drift
field, 100.
ing: purse $500; six flrlongs> Visible 100 Rora
lol Butcher Boy; lol; Timothy ]. Hogan. 1o3
l0S Phil Ungar. l09.
Third race two year olds claiming: purse $500
five and half furlongs) -Fostcr Ernbry 100
Cafeteria 100; sIvry, lol; I.averne. lO2 .Carrie
Moore. 1903: Dainty Lady. 1903; Ayion, lo5
Fourth race (thrsc year -olds and upward; claim
Ing: purse $500; six urlongsl-sPhedoden Ioi
.Jnilaid, loS; Pontefract. los: sPrimcro. lOs
Galway, los; DR., Nikell. 100: Bevolry James. Ill
Fifth (three- year olds and upward: claim
ing: purse, $500; six .furcnss)-.Hops. lol; cir
culae. l0S Pierrot. LOG; Lola los. Darkey los
Bright Sand lo9 .Esnont. lo9 Enver Bey iii
sixth race tthree- year ods and upward claim
ing purse $500 ono mile and fifty yardsl-'Crys
tal Day 81 sBaby Sister. l0s; John Graham
los, Algardi, los. Yenghce. no. Petlar. llS. Arhi
TRAITOR. us; Sam McMeelln. ll3.
'Appreauee allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Both Comiskey and
Frazee I'm Favor of
Usual Programme

NHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The
Z 1919 major league season
will open on Wednesday,
April %, President Ban John
son of the American League an
nounccd to-day, on his return
from New York. The opening
date was agreed upon at a con-
ference with John A. Heydler,
president of the National League.
The majors have definitely de-
cided to play schedules of 14O
games instead of 154, he said.
The schedule committee of the
National League, consisting of
President Heydler and Barney
Dreyfuss, president of the Pitts
burgh club, will meet with Presi-
dent Johnson in French Lick,
Ind, on January to draft the
schedule.
The National League, Presi-
dent Johnson said, voted unani-
mously for the short season,
while six Of the eight clubs in the
American League also favored
l4O games. Harry Frazee, presi-
dent of the Boston club, and
Charles A. Comiskey, owner of
the Chicago Americans, held out
for the usual programme of l54
games.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
New Orleans Entries

First race three year -olds ard upward: claim
ing; purse $500 six tlrlongs)-Cobalt, 1903; Bogart
l07 Thirst. l09 Lord Bacon 100: Margery. 100;
Parlor Boy. l12. Dr.. Campbell ll2
Second race tthrec year olds and upward; claim
ing: purse $500: six furlongs) )-Aiedusa. 100; Tze
Isl 1861 Early Morn. ios; Capt Hodge, 1os; Laird
O. Kirkcaldy, los; Kcymar. los; Sosius, ia
Third raco cl.,~~ year ODDS and upward: claim
ing; purse $500; nile)-Flora Finch. l05
Scmper Stalwart, 10S VIII Do. 49, Luther. lis
Tito, 119: Comacho, 1l3.
Fourth race Ctnree- year olds and upward; claim
ing; purse $500; one mile and sixteenth)-Peul
Connolly. 81 Grayson. OF; Duke Of Shelby, l05
Ben Hampson. ia
Fifth race (two-year- ods claiming; purse $500
FIVE lonss)--Minnie F.. los; Miss Sterling. l9I
no; Pagann- 10: Little Beau, ITO; White Slip
per. III: Bars and Stars, ia; Bon Box. ia
f. c. Cole, ia
Sixth race tthree- ycar-olds and upward; claim
ing; purse $500; mie)-Aiss Fuley. 1o5
Browns Favorite los; Blue Rock, los Miss
Faunie. ll0 Harwood, 1l3; transportation. lla
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Appel Outplays Clapp i'm Final
Round Match OF Squash Tourney
The Summaries
APPEL vS. C1APP
FIRST GAME

APPEL VS.. I4APP
FIRST GAME
1elq ~ " AnIel.-,r .llsl2sls3s s-2s 10 IS
T.. j. Capp. .......0 Q 3 XII 2 l3
c,,. AeeaChy y, Appelmon opponents misses s on
2s. minus 1913 Clapp-On opponents misses. /;
on outs, 2; by placements. 8; teltale s. Total
IL plus acres-l3.
SECOND GAME
Appel. oloo2o l2 0 l--25 i 10 ~ Is Is
Ciapp. 0 0 0 0 0 IL
Aces-By Arpo-on opponents misses. 8; on
outs. !; by placements. g. telltale T. Total.
25 minus 10. Clapp-On opponents misses l.
Total l plus 2-3. -
THIRD GAME
THRT.
Appel ..........2 3 l / o. l--25 10 II
Clapp ...........1 , . 0 K 8
Accs-By Appel-on opponents misses, l3; on
outs, 4 by placements. 6: on tetae, 2. Total 25
minus 1915. Clapp-On opponents misses. / on
outs. =; by placement, 2, on telltale =. Total 6
plus Is.
REHABILITATION
Appel-On opponents misses. rs, outs, 8: by
placement %: on tcllta!c Is. Total, rs points
actually made. Clapp-On opponents misses 3:
on outs, a; by placements 8: OH telltalc. g. Total,
IS.
Refercc--Willam s. Gray. Columbia Club