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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02

~LOSING down Monday has added another burden to
u the already bad conditions of short help oyerrush of
work, and congested maiI-a burden willing to
undergo, but mighty hard to manage, Just the
But that just where the Dictaphone gets in of its
most effective work 1t office hours and ready day
or night to help get your mail Taking your home
over Monday will enable you get out your work just the
as at the office.
Many Wheeling using it to help out in their bust
ness just will help yours you will let it. We card
show you in YOUR Office YOUR work. that the Dictaphone
can do for you You ought to have the Dicaphone
System installed and working before next Monday
demonstration will expense obligations to
phone will bring demonstration who will show just
what the Dictaphone will do for you. Call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02

work are hard at it, and places for
as many more can easily be found all
over the country, and again, wages
are better than they have been for
twenty years. II is little high to
live, but what Of that? 1t Is all for
the government. and we would always
help the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
At Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Feb LA hrfnk
In the cr gurgr in the ohio <S'ivrr near
Madison. Indiana. raised the hopes Of
Cinvinna. ians tonight. that Tho worst Of
the flood in III" Cincinnati district WAS
over. and that the water which has mum
dni"l hundreds Of r"sidcnCrs and many
mercantile establishments in the lower
sect ions. would in Il day ar two again
b.. within its banks. Th" wmtry w"ath /
rr added Ia thu discomfort and likewise
E!udcr"d the work nf mere hanlilr "stah-
IlShmcn:s in getting StnraC" gods out
Of easements and houses in III" 1lcddrd
area.
The irr Gnr=" ran from Rising SIR.
Ind. TO Madison. Int. and river aXk
pcriS agreed that no relief from the
flood could hc expected until this gorge
aruk" AMI allowed from IL In u feet
of water. that under ordinary Condi-
items would nut II" here. t" rus out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02

One Man Sent---Ioseph Jncrg'nS.
CT the Island. was sent 10 the Co
.lumhus barracks by Sergeant Bruce
Barker. Of the army recruiting Office
here, yesterday Mr.. .Tuergens enlist
cd ten days ago. but was given fur
Tough. owing 10 the barracks being
Guarantincd against measles. Mr..
Jucrgcns was the only recruit sent
away from any of the Offices yestGr-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
At louisville.

LOUISVILLE. ~" Feb. Ia river
bulletin assured Ivy tn" weather bureau
today indicated that n T"rc' in III"
ohio river at Sugar Tire" Great r>rl u
eighty miles; ahnv" L"uisvilh. is p!inE
ur a head nf twCnty-,hr"r feet of wa
:rr and that when il broke IN" river
here. might be carried quickly to flood
stage. This lee field. said IN hr "Xfi.n-
-ivr. is holding water hack as far rs
cincinnati.
Shore ice on the Louisville water
front broke today. carrying away nine
motor boats and i wharrboat. Large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
UNCERTAINTY
Continued From First Pnge.)

If arms have ln hr used mo diSW9c-
tiun can hr, ruadn between the disturb
rrs of order and those VIII" arc not TAX
ing purt in such disturbances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
Water Supply OFF.

hnats havr been removed Ia tnc canal
f.ruund the falls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
QUTPLAYS WAKE FOREST
Y. M. C. A. CUNT WINS
BY SCORE OF 40 TO Ia
Season Ends IN Regular Blnxc OF Glory
Ter Central's Crack Conn
binution.

In as pretty game as has ever been
played on the gym" Moor at the Cen
trail Y. NJ. C. A. the local five defeated
the Wake Forest basketball team by
q score OF 40 to Il. The first period
was so close that three points marked
the greatest difference for more than
tLrec-quarters OF the half. although the
~" team ended, the half in their favor.
Is to 10. The play in this part was
just what the fans like bcst--hard.
close playing on the guards and the
forwards forced TO shoot so quick that
no aim could be taken for the accu-
rate shots to win. Both teams played
hsrd the visitors relying mainly upon
81 strong defensive style. which both
cred the 'E" boys for some time: al
though after their rest between periods
they changed their style of play and
passed back to one of the waiting
guards or center. and in this way man
aged to take the lead and add to it right
along. All hvo OF tho players scored
from tho field during the last half No
special man could he picked from the
~" team. as all played tho bail and
Kept to tho main ideal they have had
all season. that the team is better than
any one individual. This is easily
proven by stating that when RiScy left
tho team. soon after the start OF the
schedule. the team did not have TO.
change their gtylc then or at the time
when Just a month ago Rcll left. and
two such players like these two taken
from any team would almost be dis
couraEinE TO any representative i've.
The college men went 10 pieces Shart-
" after the second period began. their
trip telling upon them. although they
rested here during the dag and had
saved UP for this game. Captain Handy
and Rabenhorst were their hest play
ers Handy was decidedly off form nj
the foul shooting. getting but two shots
out Of mine attempts. Woodward. after
missing his first. made all four OF MS
next. HarGrove kept the E&me fast
all the time. calling but nineteen fouls
during tho game, which proves that the
game was fast all during the time. The
game was fairly clean from fouls. many
Of which were made by the players get
ting too anxious for the ball. rather
than any intention to bother the player.
Tho summary: goals from field
Handy, Rabenhorst (") Fcczor. Thomp-
son, Woodward 90. Levin 90. Waller
stein (c). Ehnir. Reckncr 90. Free
throws-Tanhy. . out of 9; Neal. out
OF 2: Mclaughlin, out OF !; Woodward,
4 out OF 3.
Playing the preliminary and between
the halves. the Juniors and the Older
Employed boys played their third game
Of the season. and with last nights
game the Juniors scored clean sweep
of the series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
INJUNCTION HALTS BOUT
Of DEMPSEY AND NORFOLK
'' '.v"nf Scheduled Tor buffalo,
March 4. Is Held Up by
Court tcfInn

NEW YORK. February oa.-Jobn
hc'Slcr' VINO Claims 10 have a contract
"'a""Er J"cF Dempsey, the heavy
weight who recently Ioomcd nm rr,.>,
',at Lake city, to-day go; n court or
""r restraining Dempsey from fighting
ms scheduled hont with kid .vorfoIls
,hc r"iorcd hoN"r from Panama. Tho
"nulc was scheduled for Buffalo. n. Y.
rs ring shows are illegal In Ncw
1T IL is doubtful whether the
contract can he made 10 stand ,r,
~ also som" question whether Rcisicr
- 'ne manager OF Dempsey One n
t"e former managers of the champion
less willard. is also reported TO hr
'he SAT- Lake contestants right hand
man. ''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,hruary 81. 1918
SPIT BALL is DOOMED,
SAY NATIONAL LEAGUERS
Hot Campaign Will he NaEcd ut Next
Meeting to Eliminate It


NEW YORK. February c2.-Spit ball
is again in danger of being eliminated
When the rules committee hold their
annual meeting the National League
representatives will wage hot cam
pagn to overthrow tho spit ball art
and with 1t the emery ball and al other
DEVICES used by pitchers which give
them an advantage over the batter
The National League representatives
on the committee are President Tcner
Barney Dreyfuss. owner OF the Pitts
hursh club. and John y. Hcydlcr, secre-
tary OF the league.
President Tencr has been openly op-
posed 10 the art for some time Since
the Pittsburgh mogul recently sold hi;
best pitchers he has become an avowcd
advocate OF its burial. Heydler has
not expressed his opinion. but is be-
lievcd To be against spit ball.
The American League representatives
Will probably favor its continuance.
y seventh member OF the rules COM
mittcc will be selected from the minor
leagues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
TERRY M'COvERN DEAD
FORMER FEATHERWEIGHT
CHAMPIONS END SUDDEN
Expires Within Eorty-ciEht Hours
After NetaE STRICKEN With
rncumou1n.
ISr Associated Press.l

ISN Associated Press.l
NEW NoRh, February 22-Terry
McGovcrn. former worlds feather
weight champion, died at the Kings
County Hospital this morning. He had
been Ill only two days.
Pneumonia and kidney trouble COM
plicatcd with other ailments. brought
on the boxers end within forty-cight
hours from the time ho was removed
in an ambulance from his Brooklyn
homo to the hospital. llie wife was
with him when he died. They have one
sen. Joseph, aged nineteen.
MCGovcrn was rcputcd TO have earn
Cd several hundred thousand dolla rs
during his lighting career. After his
retirement from tho ring no was fire.
quently in institutions because of i'll
health. He was n free spcndcr and his
fortune had so diminished q few years
ago tina: Samuel Harris who was his
manager at the height OF his boxing
success, raised a fund on McG overn's
behalf. From this money Mrs. Nc
Govern has received an income OF S25
q week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

comedy. Ills Bridal Night" with
Frederick V. Bowers I'm the stellar role,
comes TO the Academy Tuesday and
wednesday,. with matinee Wednesday.
ana promises to be ono OF tho most
popular offerings OF tho season. Tho
music is by MIR. Bowers, who is as
weli-known as n composer as he is
as comedian and singer.
Inc Duane Twins. who play the roles
OF inc sisters, arc said to be quito as
pretty" as the Dollys and have a little
edge Oh them when II comes TO sing
Ing and acting. Alma Youlin. well
known as a Drima donna will hayo thar
role. while Harry Lillford. n mcmbcr
or tho original production. Will pIav
the role created by him. Other prIn
Gspals are All B.ucc, Claricc Gray and
Belle Court. a fdll symphony orches-
ira !s carried by the company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Watch the Little Pimples;
They Are Natures Warning

steps TO rid tho blood OF these disor-
ders. And the one remedy which has
no equal az purifier Is S. S. S.. tho
purely vegetable blood medicine.
which has been on the market for
more than nifty years. IT is sold by
druggists everywhere.
IL you arc afflicted with any form
VI SKIN disease, do not expect to be
cured by lotions, ointmcnt. s,,yc.
ana other local remedies. ms they can
not possibly reach the source of tho
trouble. which is I'm the blood Begin
taking s. :. s. to-day, and II Your case
needs special advice. write complete
history or your case, and our chief
medical adviser will give Won ali
necessary instructions. without charge.
Write at once TO Swift Specific Co.
q 2G5. Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Amusenents
Mighty Good Show.

Mighty Good SHOW.
when the last curtain fell at tho
Academy OF Music last night (and thorc
WAS some difficulty about thato, II
was generally conceded that princess
Fat" WAS mighty good musical show.
At first, 1t seemed that IT would not
make good. but. as It progressed. the
infectious humor and spirit of it had
quite captivatcd the entire audience.
which. by the way. WAS an unusually
large one, apparently filling tho entire
house.
The cast brought out some extreme
ly clever and talented comedians, some
good singing members: but IT must be
confessed. an obsolete chorus. at least,
as 10 that section where we usually
look for youth and beauty. 1t was
quito attractivcly staged unsteady
strong and with II book SPARKLING with
bright uuips ana iests. To single any
ono oct from the leading members Of
the cast is hardly fair TO II group or
whom all wcrc good. though Nell
Moore. AS Bob Barrow: Wilbur Cox. 10
Isl Perkins" the miSrcprcScntative OF
the LAW" and Peter Macarthur. as
"O'Ericn. ST. were the principal FUN
makers and earned many a laugh. Mr..
Moorc's htlmor il Ingenious. while Mr.
Cox Eivc us about the best ruhc con-
stable it has been our pleasure to
SEQ IN some time.
Tho singing was excellent. The male
chorus embraced some CT tho beat
voices heard hcrc in musical com cdy.
especially so in the male chorus oren-
ing the third act. ! think this could
hardly have been better. at least for
so small a chorus, oml. seven OF them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
OANVllLE HIGH LOSES
TO HILL CITY CUNT
Local Team Had Advantage In First
Half, but Lost Game on
Isonls.

DANvILLE. VA. February 23.-Dan-
Viiie High school was defeated here to-
nisht narrowly by the Lynchburg High
School team, which has won Il state
WHO reputation. the score being &c to
1v' Danville had the advantage at
tue end of the first half. when the
score stood Is TO s. but in the second
nait something won't materially wrong
WIN tho Danville quint, and many
Iouis were called on the homo team.
Danvfilc lost the game on fouls.
Inc game was rough, and there was
some show OF anger In the latter
stages. Danvillc made nine field goals
ana LEnchhurg eight. hut in the sec
ond half Lynchburg threw eight field
goals. The teams wore evenly matched.
and some good basketball was played
at times.
At Schoolneid tonight Durham High
School defeated tho : willie School for
SoSs' "a to 10. in a ohe-sided game.
Ihe Danville girls Gunt of the high
school plays South Boston here to-mor-
row afternoon, and tomorrow night
panvillc school plays LynchburE High
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

singing. and tho audience evidently
thought so. too. as there were several
recalls. There were some tonors prem
lncntly heard In the chorus work whom
IL would have been Il pleasure to hear
alone.
Annette Ford, as tho "Prlncess Fat"
sang well and looked charming. though
INC voice lacked in the telling effects
1t should have produced i'm its higher
reEistor Stcil Anderson. us Marie"
danced well. and particularly so with
Mr. Stanley. az the Younger "O'Brlcn. :"
Others prominent In tho action were
MISS Schofeld. az Grace Holbrook":
Nelson Riley. as General HoIbrook. :"
and hc displayed n first-rate bass voice.
and John Rclnhard. rs prince An
tonic" j. q; IT
His BrfdnI Night.
Tho musical comedy version OF the
Margaret NIayo- La wrcncc RisIpy f,rco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Unsightly and Disfiguring Sig
nails OF Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes to the warn
ing which nature gives. when un-
slightly pimplcs appear on your face
and other parts OF tho body.
Not only arc thcne pinplcs and
splotches dislguring, but they lead to
serious skin diseases that spread and
cause the most discomfortinE irrita-
ton and pain. Sometimes they fore
tell eczema. boIls, blisters. scaly crup-
tons and other annoyanccs that burn
like flames of fire. and make you feel
that your skin is ab!azc.
When these symptoms appear on
any part Of the body, take prompt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
WEEGHMAN SERVES NOTICE
ON MEN HOLDING OUT
VIII Have to Find Another Job Unless
They Accept Terms Early
In March.
Try Associated Prcss.1

CHICAGO, February ::.-l'r"sident
WceEhman. OF the Chicago Nationals.
tonight served notice on players re.
sarded as hold-outs that unless they
came 10 terms before the departure of
the club for the spring training camp
at Pasadena. Cal. early next month.
they would be obliged 10 seek other
employment.
~ shall not he bothered with hold
outs this season" Wceghman said. I'VE
did not make any biy cuts in salaries.
despite the war. The majors cannot
afford TO pay enormous salaries. and
the players should hc made 20 under
stand the situation confronting the club
owners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Dillon Signs for Bout.

TOLEDO. ONO. February 22-Jacis
Dillon. who created a sensation in tho
ring Il few months ago. has been sign
cd for a twclvr-round battle with Har-
ry tiieb. OF Pittsburgh to be fought
here March 4 1t is understood that
Dillon will retire from the ring IL he
is beaten in this fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
WINS FISTiC HONORS
Sergeant Rob Martin. OF Cnmp Shelby
Military Police, Knocks out
1lcEI!{:utt.
.IIATTIESRI-

HATTIESBERG. MISS. February 90.
Sergeant Bob Martin. Of West Vir-
Eina. member OF tho Camp shelby
military police, Knocked out 7. T. Me
EiiiBott OF New York, heavyweight
champion OF Camp Wadsworth. S c..
in the fourth round Of their scheduled
tcn-round fight al Camp Shelby to-day
barney Williams. OF Camp Wads-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

rhAN i\foRF. Ky. February %
IN WI be presented TO The STATE
nFe mere IN few days to lr
than fifteen ROUNDS duration $50,
,nehl IS strongly in favor OF II, on,
'he measure Will probably be pas.cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

NISIOb. w, February % T,
iocai Red Cross. assisted nv
othciais OF the Norfolk and Wra,cra
!Sdli"aE' has effected plans v:herchw
'roop trains passing through Er;sto,
arc TO receive more generous e,,nn
ZION. Under this arrangement. Iunchn.
WIN &C served 10 all such soleicrs. and
piAna are on foot TO provide other fca.
lures OF entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Jockey Placed in ci,.

NEW YORK, Fehruarv npIi,
tW'ii. ono OF the hcst-known Jockey,
on INC turf. was placed in class hv
ms district exemption board to-day. liz
VIII nrobabl" bo one of the first nv
called from his district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Toledo Gets Ne,, T,r,r.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. February 20
Toledo was selected as the convention
and tournament city III 1910. and Rob
ert w. Brown. Of Louisville ard NV
York. was elected president Of The
American Rowling Congress at its an
nual convention here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Win. COR .yo,,,,,.,

1E.j.'.AlR FLA. February 22.-T 4
tanieE' OF Woodland, won tho wash
49," p'fthdav golf tournament to-
80 re defeated \. Il. Fitch. Of Cy.
more IL up ana II 20 go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Murphy Wins Trap SHOOT.

LAKEWOOD. X. J., l7ebruary o.
Andrew !. Murphy. ,nanarer OF ~.
Laurel House here. won the annual
Washinston's birthday trap shooting
tournament haze to-day lie hcstcd =
III. Loft, crack shooter OF the New Yorl,
Athletic Club, and Charles II New
comb. OF Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
The Weather
tFurnishcd by U. $. Weather Burcau.)
Forecast: virginia
Local Tcnpcrnture.

l. noon temperature. .... IS
> l.. NJ. temperature. ........... 81
Max mum temperature to s L. NJ. -
Minimum temperature to s i. NJ. -;
Mean temperature . IS
Normal temperature .......... II
Deficiency in temperature. 1900. -
deficiency in temperature since
March l .................. 1891
unry / .......... aeS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
jackson siencd for nor,,

NEW YORK. February .2.--will!e
Jackson. has been signed for two more
boute. IT was announced here to-day.
lie VIII meet Eddie Morgan. the fas,
English boxer. for ten rounds in Scran-
ton. Pa. March z, and Rockey Kansas,
3or ten rounds IN Buanio. March IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

weight champion of tho army and navy
when he was given tho decision over
Bud Perrill. of Camp Shelby, ut tho
cud OF the ten-round bout. Tho bouts
were part OF tho WashinStons birth
day celebration at tho camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
VIRGINIA WINS FROM
THE TENNESSEE CLUB
Takes Visitors Down the Line to the
Tune Of Ffifty-eiEht to
TNvcnty-onc.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch]
CilARIOTTcSVILLE VA. February
"2--Nireinia's basketball team closed
us season tonight by defeating Ten
nessce, oS to 81. securing ample revenge
ior inc defeat sustained At the hands
OF the Southerncrs last wear.
Fcttway led in tho scoring for Vir-
sinia, lie alone registering twenty
six points, more than Tcnnesscc's total
CAPTAIN Ri2cy was close on his heels
With eight field goals. including several
fancy shots from difficult angles
schneider and Jennings did some clever
guarding.
Boil was the star for TENNESSEE Tie
threw three field goals and four fouls
hesideS putting M n strong Defensive
game. Tho contest was clean through
out. I,inc-up:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
CONDITIONS IN IMronrANr CITIES

Temperature. 81: humidity. Sc: wind,
direction. southwest; wind, velocity, 4
miles: weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
I.ocnI Prccini.ntinn
Local Observation. Mt s l.. NJ.

SNOWFALL last twenty four hours. !
Excess i'll rainfall since March l.. .;
Excess in rainfall since january !. l.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
HAVANA RESULTS

FioT; "a. Gs; "na uG's5
4'ms , cnp ,a, i .g4 rs s4as h.T "a
Gold, Com rlaurctta. Almandite. Charlie Me
Gee fiquetic' Dash and Duchess of l.izwcl
srcond racc uircc-y Year o,hr and up--six
to ) agi .,o D. son: san,o, ,l5 Icir6,hj
tto J.; SO = and : to ;. second 40 Trump.
ihird T,me ,ii7 10 Grp"si- S &,:Iil Non =
third rae" t,nr"c.v"ar -alds and i' u.s. i
nnd twenty. ysr'.',..Iosc D.valcs. 100 eMur
Old P"n. rs ,ii'..rrr'" IT, "H'; sG." mo
Bnsncss Agent, Quick start and Gano also
fourth race ',hr-c-, car old. and ur,--mil-
and nifty VAR. Rig r" 10. 10; N.un.ford),
liusl. to D. to : ana out. second Captain
M.rchmon' IT, 'n"lnudl. 3 10 cyon .nn
Schen,er also ran. ''''
rIIsin ilc and "p>slz
and 10 Won. lrimcro. III tC-umpl. &
iSs S.srgspt u t. i' snd i, n1"I ,r
t r, oseoo ,@9S ~ N ma h"x
s,,S'h rscc ,thror -ycar oils aud upr milo
aaroh ]. t." : 70 and to /, won. l.onlon
TO J. .serond pa,nic-,a. y irans,"n, Z '1 no !.
30 -.@@bn 49, L" = ,hir,i Tune. II Cousin
ana CoioneI MAJ; 4ls6 '" ran '''S" ''''
Havana Entire. for Saturday.
FIRST rac" tthroc. olds ana IN: claim.
!rE rurs" sflt--sir tu~'ouEs- Elizni,cth No.
EsnEh,Gn. lh.: Dora Coilius. 10: Nehai. io7
.athcrire Iurn"-. ms MIS- Ga-h IIarhor
3C W, r-"2gf Ia ,io EemqIrhae,@,; los
Wiley 10, Proctor. 10: ron.i 10 Milton
y" fnpb"li 10; la"El"t. 10.
- second r1cc t'hrnc-voAr- Odds and Nm
scSa'Tt!nS NJ 500 fur"nrs--pcercr
IN I.sdy Ma'g,hmsEe loy Mo-rIs,own. 10
300 Sl"ssctj- ~; AmsTou!aG. l'n: lIl;hv:av
ha: Lynaoss iia; Bet,crton. Il..
s% nor. s iSs ~, snd hff f"ronE;, LedS
loS: PhonH;a. IL: i'i"Hle Fancy liz
= curtin race iifNCC-g"ar- oit's and ur. rurs.
fIpl--si IN furlonCs-- Encore. ~. Mis- larnic
-; Frascuelo, ?N. .Iiunc nephew loi: Bur
n-y korney. -; Hirhlsnd l.assic 20
Eth rae, ;thT"r-y.ar;ol and W.. cam
~: i.:' nadt2;n, f."wcr; i2G,: luz NJ
Circulate. 1;e; Brs2z. 10. Tom ElvearG III
SIKH race Chre. -yca.-sli ana NJ: s;ecis
Weights: purse S+o,--one mile Aver ,nS
Rcekhsnd; IDS; CAST ttp. los: Tiincc>s Jamie
"a; Hedge Rose, ii7 Andrew O'Day. lis
Zodtac, li3: San Jose. il2
Weather clear: track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

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