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The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04

Mrs. Ed. Klein returned home
Sunday after an extended visit with
relatives at Kansas City and in
Iowa
Geo. Puflea, general manager of
the Holly Air Line Transportation
Co. made business trip to Lamar
Monday.
Gene'l Manager T. F. Snodgrass of
Trinidad was in the city last even
ing looking after the company
store here
Miss Ruth Berry came down from
Lamar last Friday evening and
spent the week end with Miss Beat
rice Compton.
Miss Lizzie DeBus, the mlliner.
over First National bank, is offer
ing special reduction on all her
hats next Saturday.
Miss Martha TOmilsOn and Miss
Elsie Thomas of the Holly schools,
spent Thanksgiving with the lat.
ters parents at Lamar
Miss Herndon, one of the depart
mental teachers in the Holly
schools, spent Thanksgiving with
her sister at Las Animas.
The Wahanka Camp Fire Girls
will have candy and apron sale at
the High School building Friday
evening during the basket ball
game.
Miss Edith Burton of the domes-
tic science department of the Holly
High school spent Thanksgiving
at the home of her parents in Colo
RADIO Springs.
Miss Dorothy Carr of the music
department and Miss Maria Inge OF
the Fourth grade, spent Thnksgiv-
ing at the home of the latter's
parents at La Junta.
Speaking OF turkeys, A. H. Jones
of the cash meat market had a
dandy one the day before Thanks
giving and it cost the buyer just
$7.35 or $50 cents per pound.
w. 7. S Brown of the Brown
Land Co. left this afternoon on an
extended business trip to Kansas
City and western Nebraska. He
will probably be absent couple
Of weeks.
The Women's Civic Club will
hold its next regular meeting at
the Commercial Club rooms next
Tuesday afternoon ut 3 o'clock. If
you are not member, attend and
enroll as one of them.
School in the first grade OF the
grade school was dismissed Mon
day and Tuesday of this week on
account of the cold. The heating
apparatus of the building in this
room was out of order.
Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. P. v. Ritter Thursday
afternoon, Dec. 18th, ut 2 o'clock.
All members are requested to be
present as this is the time for the
annual electiOn of officers.
Supt. X. A. Shanner of the Holly
school, accompanied by his son
Reavis, returend home last Sun
day from Francisco, Ind, where they
with Mrs Shanner had been called
by the death Of the latter's father.
P. w. Taylor and wife of Little
River, Kas., arrived here Sunday
and are looking for small cottage
or light housekeeping rooms Mr..
Taylor has accepted position in
the store of the Snodgrass Food Co.
here.
Mrs Horace P. Wright delight
fully entertained at her home the
young people of the Baptist
church Wednesday evening Of last
week. After the fine Thanksgiving
dinner the evening was spent in
playing games.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Gallup Of
Hutchinson stopped off here last
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Stock dip. Holy Hdw. Co. 40-tf
Let The Chieftain Do your Want
Ad. Chores.
w. w. Heckethorn was in Lamar
Sunday.
The Bargain Store sells lots OF
things for less 19-tf
Wall paper at q discount. The
w. F. McCue Mercantile Co.
One Minute Electric Washers
The w. F. McCue Mercantile Co.
By your winter Coats, Mittens
and Gloves at the Bargain Store. 19tf
See Miss DeBus Saturday, ladies,
If you want to save money on a
hat.
Mrs. L. E. Likes of Lamar was the
guest of Mrs L. j. Gilmore last Fri.
day.
F. w. Gretchen spent Thanksgiv.
ing week with his family at Rocky
Ford.
Mrs. H. A Grant of Lamar was in
i Holly Friday, the guest of Mrs L. J..
Gilmore.
Mrs. j. F. Howe of Denver was in
the city Friday, the guest of Mrs.
L. j Gilmore
Ladies, you can get new winter
hat as low as $4.75 at Miss DeBus',
over First National Bank. 19-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis and
family spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wells.
The w. F. McCue Mercantile Co
has the agency for the full Inter
national Line of Implements.
Miss Ida Dryden of the Holly
school faculty, at Thanksgiving din
ner with friends at La Junta.
Ladies, II you wish to save money
on hat, call on Miss DeBus over
First National Bank Saturday.
Underwear for Ladies, Men and
Children-the whole family for that
matter-at the Bargain Store. 19-tf.
w. H. Straney, the auctioneer,
was in from Bristol Tuesday look.
ing after business affairs here.
am Offering great reduction on
everything in my millinery stock
for next Saturday. Miss Lizzie De.
Bus.
The DOrcas Glass of the Presby.
terian Sunday school was delight.
fully entertained Tuesday evening
~ the home Of Mrs. J. r. johnson,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04
1926.

Erikson, Amity, Colo. 1926.
FOR SALErSix-rOom modern
house Enquire /. w. SwaffOrd at
the office of Holly Produce Co. 25
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04

WANTED-Inside repair work.
shelving, door-fitting, cabinet
work, furniture repairing, etc El-
mer E. Powers care p. o. Box 237.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04
FOR SALE

PLANO FOR sALE-We have in
Holly strictly high grade piano
which il sold at once can be pur-
chased at positive bargain. Lib
eral terms to responsible party.
Particulars will be supplied by
writing THE DENVER MUSIC
COMPANY, Denver, Colo. 22H.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

TAKEN UP-Nov. "a, one sorrel
pony mare with halter, and one
sorrel mare, weight about 1000
pounds. Owner may have same by
paying feed bill and for this ad. II.
L. Christmas, Phone 60R3, one mile
east of Holly on the trail. g.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04
Want Ads

Advertisements in this column
will be charged for at the rate Of
five cents per line or fraction there
of.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04

LOST-Some kodak pictures in
Holly Saturday. Finder please
leave at postoff1ce. Mrs. J. B.
Moody. 70
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04
. eesssssS . . Q zee eoe
: PLACES OF SUNDAY !:
|: WORSHIP In HOLLY /:
METHODIST CHURCH.
0G1441 . . . 8a1S&al I

The revival has just begun. We
have just inaugurated our program
of progressive evangelism. Truly
We rejoice in our heart over the
young ladies and young men who
in penitence bowed at the altar
and gave themselves to the Christ,
,Rnd for those fine boys and girls
who made their conservation in SO
fine q way. Next Sunday morning
the pastors theme will be What
Is the Church That I Should Unite
With and Work in It." In the eve
ming the theme will be The Kind Of
Repentance That Counts" Sunday
school at 10 .. m The Senior Lea
que $50 p. m. Evening wOr.
ship 7:3O p. m. The prayer
meeting next Wednesday evening
will be for the Sunday school Off
GERS but everyone il invited. Faith
er, mother. let us urge you to send
your children to Sunday school and
send them every Sunday.
CLAUDIUS F. LUCAS. Minister
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04

FOR SALElTwo brown goats and
2 white goats. Enquire Of G. A.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

THE Joy of Giving" will be the
subject of the sermon by thepastOr
next Sunday morning, December Z,
at lO:3O. Another Bible question.
"What Shall q Man Give in Ex.
subject Of the sermon by the pastor
will have something to say at both
services about the Inter-church
World Movement Conference he
has been attending this week in
Denver. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all
WILEY X. WRIGHT, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-04

Mrs Horace p. Wright delight
fully entertained at her home the
young people of the Baptist
church Wednesday evening of last
week. After the fine Thanksgiving
dinner the evening was spent in
playing games.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Gallup of
Hutchinson stopped off here last
Sunday en- route home from Colo
RADIO Springs. where they had been
spending Thanksgiving. While
here they were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Woods.
B. A. Keith returned home Mon.
day morning from Salina, Kas.,
where he had been spending
week. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Keith and their son, Ralph,
who had been visiting relatives
there the past few weeks.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church met in monthly session
Tuesday night with Miss Waltrina
Robinson. Following the business
session light refreshments were
served and social games were enjoy
ed by the 26 members in attend
ance
Arthur johnson returned home
Monday from Denver, where he had
been called by the serious illness
of Mrs. Johnson's mother, who is
suffering from cancer. The lady's
condition is not materially chang
ed, and Mrs. johnson will remain
with her indefinitely.
Mrs. w. s. Partridge, who with
Mr.. Partridge and their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, spent Thanksgiv.
ing in Denver, is expected home to-
night. Mr.. Partridge after feasting
on turkey left Denver for Chicago
to look after business affairs. He is
expected home this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
GREAT DEMAND
FOR SEATSFOR
THE BIC FIGHT

TOLEDO. a.. Mny "H.---S"at rcscrra-
ti"ns for tho heavyweight championship
battle between less willard and Jack
Dempsey her" fully {. already haN" OK
rn"dcd S27n.Hnn. Tex I'ickard. promoter
nr the contest announced Tonight. upon
his return from New York. The entire
gate receipts If n" lrffrrS-JnhnSon
battle staged hy RIckard ut Reno drew
only a few hundred dollars more than
that figure. Rlrkar I'd said.
with the contest still s"vrn wo"kS
AWAY. Richard was unwilling 10 hazard
n guess at the total receipts. but h. said
that If :hr scat reservations continue in
such unexpected numbers. IN" battle
would draw considerably over $500 roo.
EIrkar,i received ono check to-day for
sll Gnr from officials OF an automobile
company. who purchased tickets for
their agents.
Dempsey did his first boxing to-day
stepping TWO rounds with Willie Doyle
y lightweight. The workout was IN the
nature OF = frolc for tn" challenger
III also took a swim in III" icy waters
o. Maumcr hay. and WINS the only man
in camp who had tho nerve 10 bravo the
cold plunge. Earlier in the day he took
six mile hike on tho roads and later
played game of hand ball.
Representatives Of Willard arc scri-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
West VIRGINIA MEETS
Ohio WESLEYAN TODAY
Games This Afternoon VIII Be the Sec
ond Clash With Buckeye Team
This Season.

NOEGANTOW-N MAJ Gives: Nir-
gina faces "an II ;hH most crucial tcsts
of the whplr season when Ohio Wesley
an payS her q visit with hnr strong hrSr-
bail roam OF Friday and Saturday or
this week Tho Mountainous haT" h"cn
playing great haS"h.l and ara ar7a-"nt-
Is in stronger f"ttl" thana: any rim"
during tho season. but she will need
her Who'll" strength I" down I'll" OhinanS
according - advances r'portS. ono ""S-
leyan * always represented by strong
teams but this yHar IS particularly for
urdahln on IN. Diamond. AMI has been
making almost clean sweep OF the
Ohio conferences teams.
Coach Sholtnn's '"aW Will present its
-trnncc~: li,,cup for both battles. Lem
lev Will lIkoly hurt ~" opening game
as I,atto-n.r has already worked on con-
tes. this w""k ard I.1tr"-rrr. Of course.
Will ~. ham! :"r Saturdays engagement.
Martin Will "a, n. =; M lntl"id VIII /"
intact with Cap: Rodgers. Arms: c"nS.
Pride and Turkov:ch and Dawson and
Harr.k ar. certain t. hold down two q;
IN, ntitfi.ld positions. Whether N"ftlsn
O. parScy will play right. however. Dc
DcrdS on whether tho visitors use 4 right
handed or # handed pitcher. II ne IS
a r,rhf harder Dorsey will PLAY and II
r. h;;rls from :hc eff sd" N"fflrn. who
his r,ch, handed. Will fill the position.
Tho ha..lnE order whi"hhaSw"rk"d so
success fully IN recent games Will likely
Nc uorharr"d with Turkovi"h lrad;n
OFF. S.tf."n or Dorsey hitting second.
followed IL rcder by Dawson. Rodgers.
iar-,cE. 'rride. Martin. Armstrong and
the pitcher
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Hirs-off Gallia . in 6; off Itoob o in

Hit by pitChcr-Ry Sothnron (Ryc)
Struck out--Johuson /; GallIa =; koob
/: Snthuron !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.
All games postponed; rain.
Stanflipg Of Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games.
Chicago. |: New York. u.
Cleveland. ;: Phlla.. (tl").
pc,r".: i: Boston. ;.
st. Louis, }: Washington. 1
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ANOTHER FOR DETROIT.

DETROIT. May 2l.-D"tr"t, maj" II
tHo straight victories over h">'"h ny
winning today. :" :. t"bh* hi'' past
third in III" s"v"n'h inning scored AM
smith and Bush with III" Tying ami VIII
ming russ. I.or" pitched his first gam"
q ftho season FOR Detroit. Score:
Pastor go mo 900" 6 /
r.,rn,t ... fnI 100 "l"--i 4
I:a,irrIcs--.I"u". aud Walters; Love
an,l AinSmith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
S. s. CONVENTION SLATED.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
CLARESBURG. ". Va. May 22.-Dr.
". 4. Snow. OF this city. general secre-
tarv of the West Virginia Sunday school
association. today announced that the
annual convention Of the Tucker county
Sunday school association would be held
June 10th and Eth at Thomas, the Kan
awha county convention June IS and ~
at Chilyan and tho Writ county conven-
ton June q and % at Elizabeth .,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
SCRATCH SINGLE
CAVE VICTORY
To CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 22.-Fhila-
delphia lost today's game TO Cleveland
3 TO .. in 10 innings. after tying In"
score in the ninth on errors by Covelcs-
kie and Chapman. In the tenth Chap
man got scratch single. $to!" second
and took third on McAroy's bad throw
Speaker and Smith wrr" purp"S"Iy pass
I'd and Gardner singled. scoring Chap
man. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
BROWNS GOT To
GREAT JOHNSON
IN ONE INNING

ST. LOUIS. May 1@.--St. Louis mad"
Il Two straight from Washington. by
hcHiinr Waiter johnson today io 4.
johnson held = fnur run lead and puz-
ZIcd III. locals until IN" seventh when
concentrated hitting with Il has" on
balls ard an error 10y Foster Melted ihr""
runs, SrDr":
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.... 900 600 0ooc o"
" DOL nnl GOO %
Two-base hits-McAvoy,

Two-base hits-M cAvoy, C"rclcSKiH'
Speaker.
Thrce-bate hits--Wtt. Speaker.
tolen bases-Chapmnn. Speaker. J"hn-
stun.
Sacrifice htts-speakcr. Garincr.
Left on Observation-Disclosures s. Clevc-
land. II.
First base on CONGRATULATIONS a..
Cleveland l.
Bases on ballS--OH KINNEY .. OF
Gcary 5.
Hits-Gn Kinney. in 1-3: of G"arE.
4 in 6 % (NOnc in tcnth.)
Struck out-By G"ary |; by CoE"I"S-
kie l.
Losing pitcher-Gcary.
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ously considering leasing the Casino. q
club house. a few hundred yards from
Dcmpscys quarters. and Dempsey said
he would have no objection II the champ
moved next door to him to do his condi-,
toninG. -.
IF Willard trains here, chances are
we will meet on the road some morning
and I'll certainly stop and chat with
him." Dempsey said.
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Two-hase hits-weaver. Bodie Lewis
Stolen hasrt-RisherE
Sacrifice hitS-Peckiohaurh. Wick.
Double play-Williams to Rsberg to
Gandil.
Left on haScs-chlcaEo 5. New York !.
First base on errors-Chicago 3.
Rasr on balls-OT Quinn I.
Hits-0n Quinn. in :: OF MoGTdSc.
o in I: off Williams. ? in >.
Struck ouI-Ey Williams 4, Quinn >.
Losing pitrher-ouinn.
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'Eattrd for Mayer IN 'th.
I Batt"d fer tiallin in eth. :,
Slated for Nruh in 18th.

Wash inEinn. ........... ~" %" "po-i
ST. LOUIS ............... "Vu pup "-A-'
Two has" hli--GharrIty.
stolen hasc-Shnnks
SarrIfrr" h1tS--Tostcr, AGncw, John
son. T0hn ..
1tuuhl" plavS-Johnaon and Judge;
Janvriu Shanks and Judgr
Left on ashinEton II; St.
Louis ).
FIRST base on rrrurs--St. Louis ,.
I:n$. IN nul!S-Oii johnson =; tihll:a f.:
EUnb !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
H5HH3H F=====I IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS G====== &@H
JACK QUINN 6
STREAK BROKEN
BY WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. May o2.-Jack Qutnn's
winning streak was broken today when
Chicag., blaukcd New York. l I" q. IN
tho first game OF III" series. WraNeTs
scratch double in the first inning. fol-
lowed BY a single by Jackson. gave CHI
cago the only run OF tho game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
C. U. CAPTURES
OPENING GAME
Kendall Creeners Fail to
Hit with Men on
Bases.

Gallaudet opend its baseball season
yesterday on the Kendall Green cam
pus with Catholic University In a slow
and tiresome game which the Brook
landers captured by an to . count.
Captain Ferguson, who started the
pitching for the home folks, was er-
ratic, and weakened in the fourth,
giving way to Downes In the fifth. c.
U. scored seven runs of Ferguson
while he was in the center of the dia-
mond. Downes allowed one run dur
ing his time on the ruber; which came
in the ninth inning.
On three singles in the fifth with
two doubles together with three bases
on balls scored six runs for the Wis
itors. Again in the ninth the Brook
landers scored a run. Carroll singled.
a passed ball put him on second, and
going to third on a fielder's choice.
he continued on an error for the final
run.
Two singles. mixed with Carroil's s
error. gave Gallaudet two runs in the
second. Long took Dowling's place
In the center of the diamond for the
Brooklanders in the third and held
the Kendall Greeners safe during the
latter stages of the game. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
BY John A. DUGAN.

North Augusta, S. c., April g.
Alright hurting by trio of
Grifhth's slabsmen annexed a vic
tory for the Yannigans over the
Regulars in the exhibition game
today at Warren Field by a
to count. The glories of the sec
ond victory of the kids" goes to
the box work of Harry Harper.
Eddie Hovlik and Eddie Flaherty,
as this trio had the vets eating out
of their hands, Four base blows
being the allotment gathered by
the Regulars during the nine
frames.
Jimmy Shaw. Matteson and Craft
worked the route for the Regulars,
but the Yanns took kindly to their
offerings and lambasted their slants
for ten solid whacks which ac-
counted for the quartet of tallies
scored. Harry Harper worked the
first two innings for the Yanns.
and Foster proved the only one to
solve his delivery. Although the
Hackensack truckman was a trifie
wild in his initial session, he pull
ed through 1t without any damage.
Eddie Hovlik allowed the only
counter to the Regulars in the fifth
frame, when his miscue on an at
tempted sacrifice placed Agnew in
scoring distance. Big Eddie Flaherty
was as wild as a March hare, but
ne managed to emerge from the
four innings he worked without a
hit or run being obtained off his
cock-eyed twisters.
Jimmy Shaw made his first ap-
pearance OF the season in the cen
ter of the diamond when he started
the burden for the Regulars. but the
fanns went to work early on this
fast ball HEAVIER for two runs, while
Matteson. who took up the firing,
got away in good style until the
sixth when his wildness. coupled
with Fosters miscue. gave the
Yanns another counter. Craft was
hammered by Leonard and EIlerbe
in the seventh. but came through
the balance of the batting order in
good stead
The hitting of Joe Leonard and
Frank Ellerbe made possible the
Ianns' runs, while both Charity and
Agnew gave great exhibitions at
catching the base runners mapping
Leonard started the fireworks for
Shaw with a bingle to left. but was
forced out at the keystone sack on
Ellerbe's grounder. II. Milan got life
when Judge pulled his foot of the
bag. johnson hit to left, scoring e.
lerbe, but Shaw Intercepted Shan
mons throw to the plate and cut H.
Milan down at third. while johnson
was halted between first and second
during the relay of the ball.
A double by Charity. Hovlik's sac
rifice, followed by Leonard's single
to center, gave the Yanns another
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
PLAISTED IS OFFICIAL
COLUMBIA CREW COACH

New York, April 5.-Charles Hal
stead Mapes, chairman of the Co.
lumbia University committee of
athletics, announced today that Fred
Plaisted and not E. ]. Giannini is
the official rowing coach at Colum-
bia. In a signed statement Mr..
Mapes said:
so many contradictory reports
have been published in reference to
Mr.. Gianninfs connection with. Co.
lumbia rowing that in Justice to
him an exact statement of facts
should be made.
'Mr. Giannini has been engaged
in business for the last four years
and has given up professional
coaching forever. For pure love of
the sport and friendship for the Co.
lumbia management and without
remuneration whatsoever, he has
consented to give as much of his
spare time in the late afternoons as
he can arrange to help in the coach
ing this spring, acting solely in an
advisory capacity. Mr.. Fred Plaist-
ed Is the official coach"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
by @sIG.,
Selections for Mondays races
at Bowie will be published In
The Herald tomorrow morning.

Selections for Mondays races
at Bowie will be published In
The Herald tomorrow morning.
Charlie Leydecker, splendidly rid
den by Butwell and running to his
best form. had the Nip and Tuck
handicap at Bowie yesterday all his
own way. Joseph p. Murphy
maiden, made favorite over the sea-
soned handicap son Of Jack Atkin-
Polly D by one of those mysterious
trends OF public preference, was In
dulged to the stretch turn by But
well, who then let out the wraps
and Charlie LeydeCker ran all over
the Livingston colt
Hauberk made a determined bid In
the stretch, but was not up to the
kind Of race that would have taken
the measure of the winner yester-
day. Some of the zest was taken
out Of the race by the scratching OF
Startling and Roi Craig.
Maiden Is Made Fayorite.
Despite the heavy play on Joseph
P. Murphy. the victory Of Charlie
Leydecker was popular with the
great throng that fairly seether and
milled for breathing-and betting
space at the course all during the
afternoon It is doubtful If the turn
stiles of the track ever recorded as
many visitors as assembled to witness
Yesterdays contests. and to make the
afternoon even more perfect, lowering
clouds that threatened a renewed
dOwnpour in the morning were dis
sipated after the running of the sec
Ond race, and a warm sun helped to
cheer the spectators for the remainder
Of the time.
Il was q splendid program that
was arranged by Handicapped E. C
Smith. every race having its thrill
In the first Mile. Dazie, by Fair
PIay-ToEgery. from the stable of c.
FeIlowes. fresh from two impressive
Victories in New Orleans. raced c. s
CiraySon. Of the W. s. Murray stable
which gave Amaze a remarkable ar
Gument on the opening day. into
submission after the King James
Ihoughnuts colt had showed the way
for two furlongs. and won Going
away
Harry Shaw. showing wonderful
Improvement in his fourth start this
season. after nearly a years rest
jumped into the lead in the second
race and held sway to the wire
Ills victory was due solely to the
fact that Rice rode rings around
WakOH in the stretch. The last
named jockey had the leg up on
MargeTy. who was pounds the best
Makes Move too Late.
NIarEery followed the pace. running
smoothly to the stretch turn. Instead
OF making his move then. Wakon
waited until Strengthened out fol
home to let the game little mare have
her head. She came with a great
burst Of speed, but was unable tC
overcome the lead of Harry Shaw, anC
the latter got the decision by half {
length with Sister Emblem third.
In a great stretch burst, SOSius cap
tured the third race in a fashion that
made the rest Of the field seem rs Il
running on a treadmill Tiger Rost
looked the whole thing in this race
six and half furlongs out of the
CEUte-because of the big pull il
weights. She led to within a sixteenth
Of the wire. where Sosius passed her
leaving her two lengths behind FIRST
money at the wire. General, running
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
Colored League to Meet.

The Colored Departmental League
reorganized Monday evening at the
residence of the president. A number
of managers were present and it is
desired that others send In their ap-
pliCation. There will be another meet
ing Monday evening at 1913 T street
northwest Monday, April 7, at $50,
and it is desired that all departments
send a representative.