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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
; FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

n. C. PETERS
ZIG Third Ave. or go TO
Local office. sf2f 36th s. w.
open Evenings and Sundays.
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kAVANAGHS HATS. $3.50. li05 LIST
SEWING MCHS RENTED. ELI. 45is.
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s a l. +. s " AN. RECENTLY DIS
charged from service. would like
to secure q few good side lines
covering Idaho, Eastern Washing
ton and Montana. Get I'm touch
with room SIS. Y. NJ. G. A.. by
latter pnIy
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ACREAGE
$500 ACRES-ti50
RUNNING STREAM

This so-acrc tract is all covered with
timothy , and feet tall. tho very
best loan soil: well logged and
closely burned ana VA fine pas
turc. good auto road right TO 81.
fine creek crosses one corner
about hair level. balance good pas
ture; $3.50 cash. balance s20 per
month. Price 5000. or will divide
TO 20 acres at same rate. The
above ia only one tract out Of
three sections we have for sale in
the famous Cherry valley district:
close to Seattle. on good auto
roads. Prices range from $3.50 to
$40 per acre, and YOU never saw
better soil. You can find 20 or 80
acres that viii Just suit you. and
at prices and terms you can buy
on, We have sold nearly half
already and you win be wise to
make your selection soon. We
VIII show you the land any day.
You viii not be disappointed In
the. soil. Come in and sec samples
and photos.
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SOLDIER. MAR
RED. wishes house somewhere near
university or some place where he
would be near his work in town
and attend university Call West
lI53-M
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FEMALE HELr WANTED

YOUNG LADIES WANTED FOR
TELEPHONE OPERATING. PAID
WHILE LEARNING.
APPLY TELEPHONE COMPANY
his FOURTH AVE
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EUGENE O'NEIL
want 60 swap my old ice box.
Just listen. peHsiwist who knocks.
Star want ad viii fill my needs
4 lesson. this to him who needs
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ITO i2th ave 3 Dorothy Horrh,
ti2t Alkl ave, 4 T.. Mann. z2e
2ea Fifnt ave. w Margaret 9.
Hayden. 2AiT isth ave. = Mary
HyiAnd. 1917 summit n Rose
hrhsefer SOS 10Th ave Norman
Ttilcy, ikNf ftucker ave. Everett:
Eric Eamurlhon. Black Diamond.
uoH aEz
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RETURNED OFFICER. 20. GOOD
appearance and education. bank
ing experience. desires position.
VIII do anything. anywhere. Sal
AIRY secondary consideration to
future. Address BIB star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER. AGE ~.
wishes position In reliable firm
with chances for advancement:
has had clerical experience. Nd
dress R-2G Star
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HERE 1T is
OUTSIDE SNAP


1 y acres Of good land. large or
chard 6room house; fronts on
paved highway; close TO city. Price
$4,000. terms
J. J. URQUHART
los Cherry. Main s33a.
ISTERI.AkEN BARGAIN
broom. new bungalow, strictly mod %
crn and UP TO date. only $4,000,
easy terms
CLINTON g. BECKMAN
Elliott 23O4 bis Seaboard Bldg.
EIGHT LoTs-i50 EACH. 90 MIN
utcs from Pike st: must go to-
gnthcr: = cash, balance in 10
years ~ A. Goodfellow. 30t Rail-
way Exchange Bldg. Phone Eli
oft 5677.
5-ROoM USE. $1,000: HALF
acre: cleared: fenced: on paved
road two blocks from ferry land
ing. A. a. Peterson, owner. Belle
vuc
NOTHING TO SELL But SERVICE
J. v. HOLTON co. Real Estate.
220 Marion ST Main 3ih2
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H e. PETERS
no Third Ave. or go 20
Local office. tf2f 36th . W
Open Evenings ana sunday.
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LAKE BuRIEN
10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
garage. one block from car. close
TO school, $4,000. $3.50 down. $40
month. including interest
IDA SMITH
t2o5 California Ave West $50
J. IL K1EFER--WeEt Seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1905.
Downs ildg.. EOS End NV. Main 572s.
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GOOD LOGGED OFF LAND FOR
sale. Low prices; easy terms.
Liberty Bonds accepted Mt par.
CAN or write for offer to mill
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IS SITUATIONS UaNTED-,IALE

der. jazz nut. at liberty. wants
position with good dance orches-
ira Former leader OF Liberty Jazz
Band. 1905 T.. flat ST. Fairbanks
Hotel Room 1s.
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Want AID Rhymes
IRENE PARKER

IRENE PARKER
Y want e. swap my old ice box
For one that has good locks.
For quick results IN take ear
And put want al Ia The star
Other Rhymes ElSewh here on This
Page-I ook-Yours May TIE There
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terms arranged Take East hhdt-
son car and ferry 90 Burke 4 fhf-
rare office 90 ferry dock NJ hifk-
land
81 ACRES
In a Beautiful Location.
All cleared. best Hub-H0il. irr gated
valley land In western Wanhing
ton. close TO market good "fchafh
aud some vegetable crops ~
with tho place, THIS ~ Ho"u
opportunity "a secure money
maker for cash. or exchange Tor
city home. Price $500. Hurry "
YOU want THE
LIBERTY LAND co. 1910 3rd Ave.
ron gALE ny OWNER
20 acres best stump land on county
road seven miles from ktanwoodf
any one who ir familiar with this
vicinity knows there is no better
any place on tho Coast. must dis
pose Of this tract at once; 80 per
scrs, on very easy terms For IN
formation phone Mrn. Smith. Main
900. between 4 ana $3.50 =. M or
call a. 1884 18Th ave. W
SUBURBAN HOME
: acres. = acre cleared ffNih
Groom bungalow style house. lex
80 chicken house apple trees. I
years old creek flows across back
acres located at Foster. 30 minutes
60 center Of Seattle BY auto or
By street car. Price $500: 1900
cash. balance u.s. per month.
Phone sidney 7zs fof directions
80 ACRES. 81 1000
Fine land. In skAEit county. close 20
clear Lake. 400 cash. SO per
month Lots 81 work at Clear
u. 6 PETERS. ZIG THIRD AVE.
$50 CASH. 40 MONTHLY
4 fine. level tract: handy 90 kirk
land ferry dock. excellent Hoiis
1900 THE pERLAND AGENCY.
9i2 Leary nidg
50 FARM LANDS
80 ACRES. 81. 600
Pine land In SkAgit county. close 90
Clear Lake. 500 cash. $40 per
month. Lots % work at clear
u 9 PETERS 7ie THIRD AVE.
ROSE scHAEFEH
want 60 swap my old ice box
For n table pretty new.
\ Star want ad will DO the trick
Tor me and all ~ you.
Sc LOGGED orr LANDS
{. 900 ACRES IN HOUTHWEST
Washington for sale To settlers.
easy terms. no raise in prices. W
per acre and up Liberty Bonds
taken at par. Write for may show
Ing location. etc.
WEYERHArsER TIMER co.
Tacoma ffidK. Tacoma. wash.
ERIC sAMUEisON
] want "a swap my old ice box,
He never gains. that man who talks.
a little Hiar want ads the thing.
Priceless bargains they VIII bring.
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P9 2dr " ,,o hiE n, price,, paid

Os1t ' I'LL hiEbfHt Prices phlQ
FOR DIAMONDS, gold. silver.
Old or broken jeweiry, watches.
MONEY LOANED on SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
412 J.. q. Smith Bldg. fourth floor.
PHONOGRAPHS OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Weatlake. Elliott 267s.
Opposite New Times Bldg.
q y ! G. X S a l. T. - 70 T. y S. n T
tresses. rugs. chairs. tables. coal
items 1897 T.. Alder It,
FINE, LARGE. REED BABY CAR
riagc: cost $50 as good as new.
Leaving town. and will sell for
hair Phone Ballard 1893. or call
at 7I5 Sfst r.
kAVANAGHs HATS. 1880. iio5 lat
SEWING MCHa RENTED. EIi. 45is.
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~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE - PHOTO STUDIO IN
southwestern Washington. fully
equipped. doing $500 month bust
ness. cheap for cash. Particulars
apply C-ia. star.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR a GOOD
barber. Write TO Edw. Ellwangcr.
Oak Harbor wash.
ROSE ST. RUSSELL
want 20 swap my old ice box.
! know that I'll succeed.
Because I use The Star want ads
For everything I need.
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20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH MD DOORS
o. y. WILLIAMS co.
Two popular sizes Of single sash for
garages, barn or small bungalows.
In stock. glazed. ready for i'm
mediate shipment.
First size u 2s inches wide and %
Inches high. with 4 lights l2xii
glass. Price fi.si
Second size Is - inches wide and 20
inches high. with 8 lights 10xiz
glass. Price fi.9g.
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing fun line Of building ma
teriai free on request.
o. ~. WILLIAMS co
1913 FIRST AVE. s.. SEATTLE.
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Turkish Baths

GAS RANGES AND
water heaters my speciality. Elliott
1879 1h2e sixth ave.
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IMPERIAL TURKISH RATHS. f40s
4th ave. Electric cabinets. thera-
peutic lamps. tubs Rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers, chirop-
odist. mechanic therapist. Phone
Main 1919. day or night
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PERSONAL
fnN TAnngST .rsYsfx

90 tEnFfosNsNI4
ATTENTION, LADfESf ATTENTION
HENNA PACKS. IS; touchups s2.bo
TO $3.50: try our shampoo for blonde
hair, the results will please you.
Marching and all beauty parlor
work done by tboroly experienced
operators
The very best In hair goods on sale
Mt half the price charged on End av
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 500. $50 Union st
POSITIVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
Old or broken jcwolry. watches
MONEY EOANFD on SAME
SMITH JEwELRY CO
ei2 I. G, Smith Bldg fourth floor,
y. M-GET YOUR LETTER At
Tacoma If not, I viii meet you in
front Of the +. o, nth St. Tacoma.
sunday morning from 10 TO IL. or
next day after this ad is in the
paper. Sister 4.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICHAEL. zoo PIKE ST.
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DIRECTORY
AffnrncNs-nt.Iaw

j. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1857.
General practice. All cases. Free
consultation. 2iS Burke Bldg, ao5
Second ave. Main 1908.
l.. r schoff. Downs Blk. 7Os End av.
Computation free. All cases. Fees
moderate
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us Cherry 81 Main 1893.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MD Lib
ERTY BONDS BOUGHT G. ID.
McConahy. aiT American Bank
Bldg. second and Madison.
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS At
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. 5. Stamps
9h4 Hnfeht Hldr
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Junk


ALASKA JUNK co. 1870 First ave.
S. Elliott 329l.
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pr, Kathryn Harrison - womon'a
disorders rcRdiusted. 4gfq Stone
wRv: Green Lake car North 2s5b
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DRY. FfREPRooF STORAGE
warohonse Central Storage Co.
white Bldg.
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WANTED-To RENT
ts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing
furs. furniture. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. 1917 u LIST
Elliott a71i
WANT TO BUY a GOOD SECOND
hand orioie basket. Call Beacon
2es. Mrs Brown.
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LOGGED or LANDS

!. 900 ACRES IN AOUTHWEST
Washington for sale To settlers.
easy terms no raise in prices. ~
per hcr. and on Liberty Bonds
taken at par. Write for may show
Ing location. etc
WEYERHArsER TIMER co.
Tacoma ffidK. Tacoma. wash.
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a big modern circus and menagerie
probably embraces more different
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Four.ycar- oFjs and ur: claim.
ing rsirss $500: 81 uriongs. Violet, lo5: XGol-
den Chance. lO6; Rhsdamcs. los Callsvay. los;
shsndon, los; Banyan, 1o9; Mac MURRAY, 100
First Ballot. 100; NJack Saipc. l0s; Encore,
III; Hsrlock. liz; Syrian. III.
SECOND RACE - Three ycarolds and up
claiming; rurse 500: furlongs xPIincc Di.
Boy. lO3; Lavender. i0e; Croix Dor 100; Chan.
sonnette ID. 1oe; The Talkcr lo5; sunduris. loi
Buddy Tucker. Sc.
THIRD RACE - Three-yesr-olds: claiming
parse 500; furlongs. XSnow Queen. s.; BABY
Gih %; Sentimental, %: Buster Clark, 100
= die Mcbride 100; Exempted. l0i; Earnest,
l06 Little Cote. los; Ambassador ID, lCg;
Omeme III
FOURTH RACE - Three -year-olds and up;
claiming; purse 500; furlongs. IWalter Mack
p5: xManganese, los: Miss Cove, los; Phedoden,
Cart. Marchmcnt, ll3; Circulate, ll3; Petiar
ll3; Capital CITY, lis; Billy Joe. lis; Enyer
Bey, ll3.
FIFTH HRACE-Three-vest-olds and up: Olymp.
ian Handicap purse 500; 81 furlones. Sur
Mice g5; philipTic. %; The Blue Duke. 100
sl,arkler. lo3: aRsFerty, 1cs; sHodge, ll6
STILES Knob l1e Spence entry.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-ol and uR; Ha
vana Handicap; claiming; purse $500; liz
miles bCorson, %: bHocnir. les; cFsuK Col
l05; cDeck Mate, lo5; sssin. i07: sTetley. l02
aBeile Roberts, 10: Wise Man, ia sWeil
entry. bSpence-Dardea entry. civilians entry,
SEVENTH RACE - Fcur-year-olds and up
claiming: purse $500 l-l6 miles. Peep Again,
lci: xCork. lol: Clih Haven. los; John Graham
lc3: White Crown. los; Dxlrose, l0i; xseiid
Rock, los: Sam McMeeken, 10; Esmont. III
Msxim's Choise. ia
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
STARS OF TRACK
IN PENN RELAYS

Philadelphia, March S.-Pennsyl-
vania's annual relay carnival, to be
held on Franklin Field on April Is
and 26 looms up once more as the
greatest athletic meet of the year.
Already, the list of teams entered is
approa ching the 800 mark and il
now looks as IL every college relay
team~fast enough to warrant taking
to the meet and every star college
athlete east of the Rocky Mountains
will be on hand for the great classic.
All the big colleges of both the
East and West have sent word that
they will be on hand. The track
games OF the past two weeks indi-
cate that the calibre of the teams
entered will be right up to pre-war
standards. Harvard. Princeton, Cor
nell. Chicago. Michigan, Columbia.
Dartmouth, Notre Dame, Yale, and
many other colleges have had their
athletes in action and some rema rk-
able performances have been seen.
In the East the University of Penn
sylvania and Harvard have made the
best showing in relay racing. Penn
sylvanias One-mile team has shown
itself the fastest indoor team in the
East. In the West. Chicago has a
similar distinction so that the meet
ing of these two teams at the relay
carnival will be well worth seeing.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
McCRACKEN is CHOSEN
TO HANDLE DETAILS

New York, March S.-Sam (Poker)
McCracken hasn't a worry or a care
these balmy winter days. He is
resting up for Tex Richards home
coming from the wild and wooIly
Then he will step into action. for he
has been vested with the business
rights of the Willard-Dempsey cham
pionship bout Sam ran things around
the Garden when Tex promoted the
WillardMorap affair.
Circus Sam is doing some scheming
apropos the proposed battle II will
hand in his ideas TO Tex Immediately
upon his arrival at the Biltmore. Sam
believes the fight will draw record
gate, something like s25oO0o.
Il may not know a fighters ability
as well as an elephants antics. but 7
don't see how a fellow like Dempsey is
going TO whip big Jess" said Nc
Cracken today. "'1 know that Jess
would have knocked out Moran had
he not broken his right hand in the
third round. OF course. I appreciate
that IL wouldn't have been anything
wonderful to do this
willard will be in tip-top condition
! don't think the bout will be staged
in the West. have hopes that 1t will
be put on right in our little village"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
B0WLERS WILL
MEET TODAY
Local Association Will Plan
for Annual. tournament.
To Elect Officers.

Members of the Washington Duck
pin Association will meet this morn
ing at the Grand Central alleys
at 10 o'clock to elect officers for
next season and to determine whe-
ther or not to stage the associa-
tion's regular annual tournament.
There is little doubt that the
championship affair will be run off.
but more than likely on a different
plan than previous tournaments.
Heretofore teams, doubles and
singles, in classes Of A. B and c,
have competed. but it is believed
that with only double and singles.
in a common class. a more success
ful event could be staged. because
of the peculiar conditions which
have prevailed in the bowling world
this season.
So little organized competition has
been the rule that II is nearly i'm
possible to classify the bowlers ac-
cording to their ability for a tourna-
ment of the type held heretofore by
the association.
Jack Williams, present president,
and Tommie George, the we'll
known duckpinner. are the most
prominent candidates for that Job
for next season.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
BABE RUTH AND BUSH
STILL AMONG MISSING

New York. March s.-with the
training season only two weeks
away. there are still many holdouts
among the major league clubs.
owen Bush, the Detroit shortstop.
is the latest to refuse to play un-
less there is more salary attached
to his contract. Dave Bancroft, the
shortstop of the Phillies, is an
other holdout who is so dissatisfied
with his contract that he has re-
turned the document and asked
President Baker to trade him to
another club.
Babe Ruth. the Red Sox slugger.
Is still outside of the fold. He
talked with Manager Barrow in
Boston yesterday, but came to no
agreement. II seems that Ruth
wants a higher salary because he
was used in so many positions last
season. The contract which was
sent to him is satisfactory TO him
as a pitcher. but he also wants n
bonus for his ability as pinch
hitter. another bonus for his talent
as an outtielder. and a little more
bonus because he shows such skill
at first base.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sit fuflouEs. Risponde. lC3
tTrUIlcrl, Il 10 |, to |, 10 G. sosius i6
(uarner', I to g. TO }: General. lC9 Cwrizht,,
4 t" 5 Time, l:.5 as. Man of Honor, Miss
kruter. Toombeols. Dickery Dare, Freia John
son. Tit for Tat also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six fHrlOngs. Trusty. III
tCassityl. 9 to 8. to 10. ! to ): Ninety sim
pIcx. Ill tRurkhl to 10, to ;: NinsNand,
ioJ "a. Collins, to 2 Time I:I9. Prospcrou,
Baby. Casmano. Hsnl Grenade al. Rocdcrer,
cd Man Crit. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Onc and QUO sixteenth miles.
Flora Finch. as 20. PrcecPl. s TO !. 3 70 !.
7 to 9; Petelus. 100 Gsrpcr), to l. even;
Fairly I09 tEricksonl. to 8 Time. IS.
Slumberer I'd. DR.. Charcot. Honolulu, Ellison,
Good Counsel Inducta. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Drclzred Of.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Douslas s, loi
90. Preecel. to l, Z to 10. out; wsukesS. iOj
tIoIpell.), I TO 5. out; Waisaw, IN "a. Col
linsl, out. Time. l:is. Emsnslc also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Onc and one-siNteenth miles.
Capt. Hodge, 105 &c. rreccel. to 10. to 5,
to 5; PIurenz, % tErcsson), s to 5. 7 to 10:
Espano, 90 BOYLE, 2 to 1. Time, IS. Hope,
Jack Healcy Pluto Fountain Fay. also ran.
SEVENTH RACB-One mile and l furlong.
rombast ic7 Brown. to /. even, to 5;
Ben Hamrson, Io7 20. Preece). even. | to :;
Senator Broderick. l1 Burke. even. Time,
2N5 Rhymer Luther. Hsrwood also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
GALLAUDET GRABS OFF HARD
FOUGHT BATTLE FROM c. u,
Kendall Green Tossers Prac-
tically Land Champion
ship in intercollegiate
League by Beating Brook
landers, 80 to "a.

Sensational playing Of Do~nes wss
the main factor In GaIIaDdet jump
ing into first place by defeating the
strong Catholic University quint IN
the intercollegiate Basketball Leasue
last night in the Y n. c. A. gym
nasium. by 80 TO p. The contest
was one OF the fastest games seen
on local floor this season. 1t was
thrilling all the way through. and
not until the last three minutes OF
play did the Kendall Greeners really
decide the contest by scoring six bas-
kets in quick succession.
Gsllaudet at the end OF the hrst
half fed the BrooIlanders by a score
Of 1s 10 10. In the next half six free
tosses by ONBrien, OF the c. L. quint
brought his team to within two points
OF GsllaUdet the score being = 70 81
But At this juncture the strong Cal
laudet combination came into its own
and outplsyed sts opponents. making
the final count g TO q
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claiming; maiden: 3year-ods
and up; six furlongs: Csamsno. ll5; Notate, ITO;
Counter balance, I0s: Miss FantIeroy, los; Jim
winn, us; New Model, 10: Connecticut. los
clip, 100; Malice, no. SaXham's Journey. ITO;
Lady Small lo5: Drop light, 100. Also eligible
MARY Josephine %: Blackwing 100: Directress,
lOs; Low Tide. loe: Herbert Brown los.
SDCOND RACE-Clsiming; maiden; Syear-
olds and up; six furloags: Tan 2nd. rs; Jim
Ibidley, l6s; Altiadora, 1os: 'speedster, 1lo;
Kittawske. llO; Tosdstool. los; Dancing Girl.
lcs; 'Lariat, lD; Sophie K, 1lo; padua. 1ns
Uranium, 10; Jack Hesley. lo3. Also eligible
-LAssair, los; Msyworth. 1O-; C!arioe Ruth ITO,
Bonna A.. lCs; Bon ssnte. los.
THIRD RACE-Clairaira; 3-year-olds aud rp:
mile and twenty yards: Bronch6 Billy, Ill; Par
lor Boy. Ill; Bracelet. lo4; Dshinda. 90; Royal
Johnnie, Ill; Martom. 100; Houdini ": Juanita
3D., 100: Passing Esncy. Ill: Amb,scade, 100;
George Muehlbsck. ~; 'fIasts Mabel. se
FOURTH RACE-Tbe jefferson Consolation
Purse; 3yesr-olds and up; six furlougs Han
oEia. III; Sandy Lad, Ice: Dioscoride 1u; As
sumo, Ill; Dan Bright, los: Bon Tromp, Ill;
kildare Boy, ioS
FIFTH RAcE-C.,imins: 3-year-olds and up;
mile and twenty yards: Frank Munroe III
Little D., 100; Hand Blue. To-: pluto los
Tfusty, Ill; Theophie ". 100: James A. Sheri-
dan. o.; 'Orientsl Girl, %; Bill Hunley. 100;
sister Marjorie. lo4 Bspano, 70; .ornery, %.
SMITH EACE-Claiminsi s-year-olds and up:
mile and one-sixteenth: 'Dolina, 100; Cadillac.
los; 'Gary H.. los; Good Counsel. So: Boxer,
loi; 'rroercsste, l@ WATERPROOF. io2 Puisssi.
lc2; .Paul Connolly, l0,: Philistinc 10: Ballard
III; noSsl Interest, lI kiliner. lol
SEVENTH RACE-Ciaiming: 3-year Odds and
up: rie and severity Yards: Alma r., los:
io9. Newell. W.. 90; .pon Dodge. IoT; Gresn
Grass. iee; Broom petldlef, los
,'Aprfeutec alisssnte claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
ARMSTRONG IS
G0LFINC. CHAMP
Defeats Styles, Of Washing
ton Golf and Country
Club In Medal Match.

Pinehurst, n. c.. March S.-Dwight
L. Armstrong. of the Oakmont Club.
and Edward Styles, of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club, the
medailist In the spring tourna naent
at Pinehurst, met today in the final
contest for the presidents trophy.
Armstrong winning by up and
TO play.
Armstrong started out by taking
the first hole under par and made
himself up at the second but
styles came right back and evened
the count. Armstrong took the fifth
under par. made himself up at the
ninth. won the tenth and thirteenth
and brought the contest to an end
with a 15-foot put for a birdie on
the fourteenth hole. The match,
which was played more or less in
the rain, was chiefly remarkable for
several recoveries on Styles part.
Armstrong went out in forty and
styles, whose putting was of today.
took forty-three.
donald PsTson, of Chevy Chase,
won in tile consolation section OF the
first sixteen, defeating W. L. Trues-
dell. the senior champion. by five and
three.
Mai. Elliot Rsnney. of Greenwich,
won the governors trophy in the sec
ond sixteen at the nineteenth hole of
an uphill contest against y. E.
sprague OF Inwood
II. +. Davidson. of Chevy Chase
who had won his way through TO the
final in the tenth sixteen. annexed
the trophy today by defeating G. l..
r. Page. of Aberdeen one up.