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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
TWAS 1902 IN SHADE AT
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE
YESTERDAY, NEW YORK 90

Washington, July 5.-Relief from the
not wave which has spread over the
eastern half of the country was prom.
lsed tonight by the weather bureau.
Boston and Baltimore each with 1O2
degrees, took top place, while Wash.
lngton was next with 101. PHILADELPHIA.
Albany, Harrisburg, Pa. and a few
other points registered 100, The New
York maximum was 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
Arrivals of Troops
And Salings From
Points In Europe

Boston. July 1.-THE battleship Vir-
ginia and the cruiser Huntington,
brought more than 5000 returning sol
diers here today.
New York. July 5.-The transport
Mount Vernon arrived today from Brest
with $3.50 troops. The Cunard liner
mauretania brought 1858 soldiers and
the transport Castera brought 81 Of
ficers and 1853 men.
The Leviathan also from Brest
brought 1929 troops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
VIII Seek Senator's Aid.

Indianapolis. Ind, July 5.-Mrs. Lulu
Burger, mother of Harry s. New, the
young man who surrendered today to
the Los Angeles police as the murdered
of Miss Frieda Lesser, left Indianapolis
early this evening for her home in Glen
dale, Cal. Mrs. Burger stated that New
is the son of Senator Harry S. New of
Indiana, and that she was divorced
from Senator New about Is years ago.
Mrs. Burger also sal dthat she expected
to wire Senator New and solicit his aid
in behalf of their SON
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
ARMY MEN ARE BEING
DISCHARGED AT RATE
OF 5000 PER DAY

Washington. July 5.-Army men now
are being discharged at an average rate
of Il, 900 Il day. a war department state
ment today says. The grand total Of
discharges TO date was given as 2.611.-
416. If the rate were continued the
army would be down to the national
defense act strength OF c.o00 men by
August 10.
Enlistments have increased sharply
since July l, the total now being more
than 10000. Nine replacement battal-
ions OF 10, o,oo0 men each have been sent
abroad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
HOLSTEIN BULL, KING
PONTIAC Is OLD FOR
100000 TO ILLINOISIAN

BelVedere, n. j., July 5.-King Pom.
tlac a famous flooded Holstein bull
wa ssold today by Mrs. Helen Massenat
OF the Pequest Stock Farm here to E.
IS Hager of Algonquin. H., for SlOO. 600.
insurance of $4,000 is carried on
King Pontiac. He is five years old and
weighs about 2,1O0 pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
Bum Steer" Instead of Romb"

New York, July 5.-What the New
York police thought was a bomb when
they took II from the North river to-
day, proved to be block OF wood. re-
inforced with wires. The police believe
II mad been used as a floating mark
for launch's anchoring place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
WOMAN'S EMAN C|PAT|ON
BILL STILL PENDS IN
THE HOUSE Of COMMONS

London, Friday, July 4,-The wom-
ans emancipation bin still is before the
house of commons, Notwithstanding an
effort by the government today to have
It set aside TO make way for new
measure on the subject Maj. Waldorf
Astor's motion to reject 1t was defeated
by vote Of 100 TO So. The BILL backed
by the labor party, has been before the
commons for several weeks.
Before the motion to reject was Of
fered, Major Astor announced that the
government planned 10 introduce a sub
stitute next week. This alternative
measure, he said. would place women
on an equality with men in civil and
judicial matters and would be wide and
comprehensive.
Confidence in the government, II was
said, probably would not be considered
as having been at stake in the vote on
the motion.
The emancipation bill now before the
house of commons was designed to give
women political and legal equality with
men. 1t included a provision permit
ting women to sit in the house of lords.
A London dispatch received Friday was
so garbled in transmission as to make
it appear that the bill itself had been
defeated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
Senator Is Silent.

Washington, July 5.-"That is a mat
ter | do not care to discuss at ALL" was
the statement of senator New of Indi
ana today, when he was informed that
man claiming to be his son was held
in Los Angeles on a charge of murder
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
Latin-America Felicitates France

Paris, July 5.-President Polncaire
has received messages of congratula.
tlon on the conclusion of peace from
senior Pardo, the recently deposed pres.
ldent Of Peru; President Dartiguenave
OF Haiti. and President Gomez of yene.
Zuela.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Page biplane which started from Har.
hor Grace, N. f., for Mineola, n. Y,
yesterday under command of Vice-Ad-
miral Mark Kerr, stood on her nose at
the edge of the Parrsboro race track
tonight i'll capable of resuming her
flight.
The huge bomber cruised back and
forth over the town from n. m. until
daybreak before coming down to make
necessary repairs to her engine. Her
pilot tried to effect landing on the
race track, but the machine overran the
track, struck a wire fence, punctured
a tire and crashed into tree. The inn
pact with the tree stood the machine on
end, wrenching off wheel. wrecking
the pilot house and slightly damaging
her right wing.
Admiral Kerr and his crew of three
were shaken up, but none was seriously
injured.
Halifax. N s., July 5.-The giant
Handley Page biplane Atlantic. under
the command of Vice-Admiral Kerr,
which left Harbor Grace, N. f., en- route
to New York or Atlantic City, landed
in the streets of Parrsboro at $40
o'clock this morning.
Parrsboro is a town about S5 miles
west of here. The Atlantic left Harbor
Grace at AIS p. m. yesterday on her
.200mile trip. 1t is presumed that the
blplane was diverted from the intended
course across the Bay of Fundy as
result of fog. Her schedule called for
passing over Halifax at midnight last
night.
q Vice-Admiral Kerr telephoned to Hall
fax that everything went well with the
biplane until an oil tube burst shortly
after o'clock this morning, necessi-
ating u descent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
BIG BOMBING PLANE
LANDS, UP-ENDED, IN
NOVA SCOT|AN TOWN
ENTRY HAS BAD
LICK ON FLIGHT FOR
NEW YORK.

Parrsboro. n. s.. July 5.--Badly dam
aged while making II forced landing
here early this morning, the llandley'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Acona, Italy, Friday, July 4.-The en-
tire stock of foods and other neces
saries in this city now are in the CON
trel of the chamber OF labor. These
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
Weather Forecast

East Texas: Sunday and Menday
partly cloudy. probably showers Ia
lower Rio Grande valley,
Oklahoma and West Texas; Sun
day and Monday, generally fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
WIRELESS FALLS DOWN
IN SEND|N { WILSON'S
SPEECH FROM VESSEL
PRESIDENT TO REACH SHORE
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND AID
DRESS SENATE THURSDAY.

Washington, July 5.-President Will
sons Fourth of July address on the
transport George Washington, sent by
wireless, reached the White House to-
day, but it had been so badly garbled in
transmission that it was decided not
to attempt to make ii public. This was
said to be the first time that the wire
less had brought public address of
the president in such condition that it
could not be intelligently deciphered
New York, July "a wireless mes
sage received here today from the trans
port George Washington bearing Presi-
dent Wilson said the vessel would reach
Ambrose Channel lightship at noon
Tuesday and dock at Hoboken about
8 p. m.
Joseph Il. Tumulty, secretary to Presi-
dent Wilson, announced here today that
according to the present program, Mr..
Wilson will address the senate on Thurs
day.
Mr. Tumuty said that the president
would be greeted at the pier on his ar
rival here Tuesday by the school chill
dren of Hoboken, who will form lines
through which he will pass to the
Twenty.third street ferry. He will
cross the Hudson on a city ferryboat
and will be received on the New York
side by the official reception committee,
headed by Governor Smith and Mayor
Hylan.
After his reception, Mr.. Wilson Will
motor by way of Fifth avenue to Car
negie Hall, where he will deliver brief
address. He will leave New York for
Washington at p. m.
On Board the u. S. S. George Wash-
ington. Friday July 4.-CBy Wireless to
the Associated Pressl.-'This lis the
most tremendous Fourth of July ever
imagined. for we have opened its fran
chise to the whole world said Presi-
dent Wilson in u stirring speech to
soldiers massed on the deck of the presi-
dental steamer this afternoon.
The men gave Mr.. Wilson three
cheers. and as he appeared among them
and began his address by greeting them
as my fellow wcitZens" it was n strlk-
ing picture, with several thousand
khaki-clad doughboys and blue-jacketed
sailors crowdng the decks, lifeboats ana
riggings and with the president bare
headed and earnest, in their midst. HIS
theme was "the new and enlarged mean
ing of the Fourth of July" and he SAID
the war has borne Americas message
of liberty and independence to the re
motest corners of the earth.
stocks have been labeled with inscrip- |
tions reading goods requisitioned and
at the disposal of the people"
Large contingents of troops occupy |
the town. but crowds met with no re-
sistance in seizng stocks of food. The |
soldiers were applauded by the people, |
who gave them part of the wine stocks |
Men in the crowds shout |
ed: Come on, boys-you also deserve
a drink
Rome. Friday. July A decree au-
thorizing the requisition of all goods |
of prime necessity was issued by the
prefect at Bologna today, according |
TO DISPATCHES received here.
Bologna, Friday, July 5.-Standard
meals at fixed prices have been i'm
posed on restaurants here as the re- |,
suit of the food riots. The prices set
vary from 55 cents to 81 for meal,
according to the class of the restaur-
ants |
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Washington, July 5.-The mas
sage from the R.34 asking for help
and saying she was making for
Boston was broadcasted tonight by
the navy department to all vessels
/ nthe vicinity of the Bay Of
Fundy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Bologna, Friday, July 5.-Standard
meals at fixed prices have been i'm
posed on restaurants here as the re-
suit of the food riots. The prices set
vary from 55 cents to 81 for meal,
according to the class of the restaur-
ants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Halifax, n. S, July 5.-The fol-
\ lowing message from the British
dirigible R34 was relayed here
from Partridge Island tonight:
Rush help; making for Boston
from Bay of Fundy at % knots.
Come quickly. Gasoline giving
out; send ship"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Rome. Friday. July A decree au-
thorizing the requisition of all goods
of prime necessity was issued by the
prefect at Bologna today, according
to dispatches received here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
A CHECKING ACCOUNT

You need these advantages OF a CHECK
ING ACCOUNT. Why not avail your
self OF them Immediately?
Guaranty State Bank Of ArdnOre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Washington. July 5.-The following
message was received from the R-34 at
the navy department at 1l:21 p. m:
Flying 1900 feet above sea. Come
and meet us. Making for Boston. Rush
Very short of gasoline"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Washington, July 5-The comptroller
of the currency today issued a call for
the condition of all national banks at
the close of business on Monday, June
80.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Mineola, July 5.-The dirigible R-3i
will upt in at Boston to re-fuel and will
proceed to Roosevelt field here sunday
according to Il message from Command
er Scott. dated at 1l:O4 p. m. and re-
layed to Mineola by the naval depart
ment of communications at Boston. The
message requested that the dirigible be
kept informed as TO weather changes
through the commandant of the First
naval district at Boston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

New York, July 5.-Eamonn de Val
era president of the Irish republic"
will deliver his first public address
in this city July 10 in Madison Square
Garden, it was announced today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06

Bologna. Italy, July 1.-THE situation
created by disorders over the cost OF
living has been improved considerably
by the receipt of foodstuffs which were
requistioned Immediately upon their ar
rival.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-06
A CHECKING ACCOUNT

Indicates affliation with reliable bank.
Provides a concise, accurate record OF
every transaction. Inspires confidence
builds credit.
Guaranty State Bank of Ardinoro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First ,,acsc..ilvc and, ne,hait furlonss1
won: ,cayalcad.ur II. Il. ,rlt@); u to ].
'rn.Ni:oo ~ Mari" cornell. Donna tti iraf:
ton. Montague. Frank Mau"N. Mss Steri-
Manar". ii"l,i,a. Mcsaiiiancr Gas Mask ran
hnrg"vne. III ,TrcXlcr. to |. to /. even.
won: Lonely, 10 N"ncgl. =" ;. to =. 10
icc"ant. Rapid Stride. Midin ruehia
Ilain lSii. Bohcr-N,- Brccna. Riddle, Boone.
.lr.. ran.
Thrd raor-six furlonss -Nrpnerhan. III
lGr"th). to -. to :. out. won: Euloey
~ ,,y winrneT} TO sto,a. 70 g, second;
String. kcHiah. Tom George. Don Dodge
ran.
Fourth. race-siS furtonEs-A,,a BOY H..
.rc"nd: liroth"r Maoi.ean. lO7 I,oyI:), -
I" |" TO J. . i" !. third. Time. I:lI -
A1 ;s1!,n Grey EaElc. Mack Garner ran.
IL dkirchhaunl: I, :. TO =. l TO J. won:
honolulu hoy. i6i CStcarnsl. 10 l. > to ,
:. 70 .; second; Sans r.nr H.. los (Garncrl.
brownie Mcdowell 'iamecoclt. Mrrchant, i
VIII VIA. flayway. Mistress Folly ran.
,S!Ntn rare-inii" and sixteenth -McAdoo.
Eariy sight. II" G.uns:ord). 9. to ., -: to i.
= /" :; even. 70 :. third. TIME. 1850
MN,%i"G. hcr!@dAno Mathcr. Boxer. Say Dich
i.unsforal. - |. y to = TO 10 won.
Dancer n oCanncid). = to .. . TO +. even,
second; ri""snrcNy!lis. iG5 tB5ylc); -iG to :.
lac Cob.it. Sarasota ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
1920 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
"' hchbnrE High School Quint VIII
"! fiftccn Cannes This
ScRhOn.

rSncciai TO The Times Dispatch.l
80 NSiibCtG. VA. Dec "-The bas-
nelDaii schedule OF the Lynchburg
InG school for tho season opening
q threc,day trip TO tho ins,nr, an, an.
4v Ne m,n n'aee. Tho schedule announced
lows - Hiilcr, DR.. fol-
IIa an,ar i, S-Salcm High. at I.yncbburr
iattcsviilc. iiiGh. at Char
V. T. s. So'sSopal school. at
LynchburE academy. az
Jnnuay SSi,-Roanoko High. at Lynchbu,-
trsspbruary d-Roanokc High. at Hn, nouE.
I1ynchburE. 'i''"E school. AT
FEBRUARY l5-Danville High az p,r,.,,
Danvillc. -''"'S academy. at
nond. ii'f'h' AT Rich
tcpruary 2i-Maury High. at norfolk <
Lvnchburc. ''''' i''Eh. At
JynChburE. "rhooi. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

a, p,Ts on 5'e las e: and 100 10
Ftedrlins. ,io: Modis,c, Ito; C!ocly Nodis!c,
DeWiti lis: Mann.kin II. TIC.
Second raced iscOrd, lei; Hon over. iot:
Duly Fashion. lo7: Irish Maid. ir': Miss
krutcr. 1917 Malice. lg': Ghoir:nast"r. ll::
Al Pierce. il9: Pros porous Eahy. il: short
stop. ~; Parrish. III. ITALIAN. ~; Tau.
Connolly lt.
Third race-six ENTHUSIASTICALLY. 10. S;u.-
dee. ip.. Thursday Nigatcr, i'': Oucln". i0r &.
Toom beola lU!: lU"S.. 40. liigh Horse. ~.
". Ii. BuckncT. III, Isrous FaVurit-. IL.
Onwa. II. SANDY Lad IL. Jas. r. Cum
Fourth racc-hvr and onc-h.t ruro,ns-
Man!cuT!st. ~. W!!irail. ." M"r-y Lass. ~:
New Model -: WsnG, -; putc!la. Ih.; Bstsv
Akin, i9- Ruth II !c2 S'!vey ,Shsrirn: ly%.
los. Ornery. l02: Mar Il. -. Also eligible
Dancing 10. M.IGs. i1I. Edn4 E. los. Miss
Filth race turlongs- Marches II, 81:
Mahony. ~. osrooG. lpe. ! Win. II: George
SIKH race-si1 ana ouo.halr tu:lonSs-Rib.
100: Bounding Through. iUs. Valley lIariS
Maid. I@ l.lttie sandy. Jos: Maize. 10.
Accc icrdic. 10. Lady IN MACK. 10: Keep.
40: swirl, no: BreaGUan iil: Sh- na nd o. h.
III: Ahiaze. li5: Cortland. liz. Capta!n Her
Shler. IL.
Ssvenih tae&-niIe ,2na, ;E,eG,n;h-I.p-
Contestant. 10. .ifdsharou. no. Chick Ia rk .
ley. lis: Luther. is: p"chma,-. 49, Ken
lucky Boy, li@: CAPTAIN lIods". .ig Gordon
Roberts ll8. k!rg %el'ur.c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
BIC PRICES FOR TROTTERS.
READING HORSEMAN is
VERY LIBERAL BUYER
Orr Pays SS.NOO for 0r,oInu Axworthy
nt New York Horse
Sale.

! NEW YORK, Dec. 2--Pcnnsylvinia
! horsemcn were liberal buyers at the
| New York horse sale recently. The
prices realized for the high-class stock
/ was All THAI could he expected and
argues well for the future of the trot-
| tcnsivc buyers at the sale was the
vwell-known Reading horscman. W.
! Harry Orr, president OF the EcddinE
Fair Association he purchased num-
bcr of hieh-claSS prospects.
The class of stock secured by the
Reading hor$cman would justify one in
the belief that he intends to rc-cStab-
fish the once famed Hillside Stock Farm
located just outside OF the city OF
known sire, Ashland wilkes. producer
OF many speedy performers on the
light harness horse turf;
Mr.. orr paid $4,000. the top price Of
the sale, for that wVli-knOwn trottcr,
ortolan ANworthy. 2.0I -. one of the
good sons of that great sire. -\Nworthy.
For The M@ko mare. Native Bell. Mr.
SILK Cord, he pair $500, thus securing
"a trio that would be a worthy addition
20 any stock farm.
UctirrS sound.
During las; season ortolan M
worthy VAS bred 10 eighty three
sired by him sold for $1,000. Three
ycar-"lds sired by him have been miles
in EOS and 200
!, is the opinion of many horscmcn
that Or;olan ANworthy is a very val
liable horse as a candidate for events
OF 1920. as during his single campaign
down tho Grand Circuit. when a three
year old, he is not eight. he raced in
than Peter Nolo. 90. 70 win futurity
that season. lie retired from his racing
sound, and since then has been kept In
Native Belle t5j, EOS IL. by Moko
dam Yellow Belle. by General WellinE,
is the mare for which MIR. Orr paid 81.
was one OF the best colt trotters Of her
day. She was sold by Dromore Farm
and has 4 number of promising foals.
Pays Record Prices.
Another royaliy-brcd individual to
20 TO Hillside Farm is the sneedy Ncll
Cord. by silk Cord. dam Nell Worthy.
by Axworthy. She was a speedy colt
and as a brood mare has been more
than a SUCCESS. Mr.. orr paid $500 for
her. and a t%o-ycar- colt by Peter
the Great, and out OF her sold FOR So
burGh. Two orIicr colts out OF her sold
for sl."15 and $3.50 each. while her
ycarlinS brought 1915.
William L. Eckcrt. another we'll
known Reading horseman. who annual
~ campaigns a winning string down
the fair circuit tracks. has added 10
sidcwhcclcr McClosky, 2.O6 "a. by Ti,.-
od"sus. dam Maggie c. by Old Socks.
:. -. Russell. a wcli-known banker
and horSeman OF l.cwistown. Pa, pmr-
chased n pair of likely prospccis for
tn" coming campaign in Wellington
Direct 2oA -. by Peter the Great.
dam Lady Elcctress: by Tom Kcndell
thus n brother TO tho great Napoleon
Direct 1.59 S.. Wellington is five
ycar-old and raced TO his record the
past season. being. one of the good
winners. He cost l.50G.
Mr.. Russell secured an undcveloped
one III \ Northern Girl. by The North
crn Man. dam G;alere Rcllc by stern
berg. SHE is promising and will be
raced in the SLOW Glasses next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
FIVE JOHN MARSHALL
LETTER MEN RETURN
Ralph BcthrI Is Confident ~ u
state basketball Chnm-
piOnshID.

John Marshall High Schools suin.
promises TO be Il strong contender ror
the State basketball championships
trophy of the 1920 season. Five Lett
men have returned to school thi. voar
ana are going out for practice dailv,
-Four regulars and ono utility man
make up the five who will be in uni.
form this year.
Assistant Manager Ralph Bethel. OF
the basketball quint. stated last night
that he wa: confident that his men would
be able TO cop the prize this year. They
are still in possession OF last years
cup and he thinks that this will spur
the men on TO win this seasons trophy.
The letter men who have returned
are Mike Marian. captain of last years
team; "CornnakcS" Bethel. Cutie"
carroll. I'D Ryder and .Bnl' Todd.
Marian and Bethel were guards in 1919
and Will try out for the 1920 qunt.
Todd bids fair to get his old berth at
center back. and tho forwards will
probably be Carroll and Ryder. who
ncld these positions down last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Sport Association Will
Elect Officers Fndav

Election of officers md other i'm
portunt business will DC taken M
mt kpccin1 meeting Friday night,
NJ q 5o o'clock. OF the Richmond
sports Association in the nutOm.
pic room or Murphy'n Hotel. plnr
for the 1920 Kritirun ncn,on md
"iher sporting activities will come
UP ior discussion Rt the meeting.
Although u meeting was to hnvc
fnkcn Plnce Inst night to discuss
tho possibility of securing n ncrmIt
Ia use the Grnys' ArmOry for the
virginia Tech bnskctecrs md i'm
p0rtant State games, Il was post-
poncd to give the members more
time to arrange for obtaining play
Ing quarters.
All active members OF the nsso-
citation arc especially requested to
he present Friday night to take
pnrt in the election or officers and
tho organization OF the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
HAVANA RESULTS

First receive and on..haf furIou. s-M.-
TO, D. won. Col. LIiiarG, IL (Conw.yj. - 10
EfSt TO J. 10 i. second: stew. Il! ,CoUucrs,
G 10 j. 10 ?. TO - thir3 Tin". -. : !,
queen Gatfne Lenora T., Director James
Ray Atk!r. Captain TONY ran
Second rscc--s!N !ur!unG--- lrue. ln' (H,-
tori. o 10 ]. . 70 :. 8 10 d, Won. I..las Lang
don. - iCnia2cttab. 10 .. to b. ont. GOO
ond: KHilbtrd. jps tNouutairI. o. 20 : Z T.,
oven. third Time. l.l1 3-5. StGro REL
O'Malley GUN. l.atktoss. 'IruuDy. Ace..ins-
Third race-hy~ ana one .har f,,Iopy,-
Drifiels. l0i CDorninlckl. & to = s 10 .
to 3. won: AVON. 10 Tsauc-i "a -
to b. out. second. Goldey Chance. nc fkon.
peiman). to l. 10 :. go T. ,h.rd Tim
ilo: 10, TTf Went 500 jane g. Esc PIN,
Fourth nnm.n t.Gs-S;S ,foTT"prr Lots Nv. 8
Magic Mirror. 10y lMeryv-.l l5 20 j. 8 To-
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