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The Dolores star., 1919-03-14
IMPROVED UNRoRN INTERNATIONAL
SUNlXS0[lO0L
LESSON
By Rev. l.. Il FlTZWATER. d. D.,
Teacher of English Bible In the Mood,
Bible Institute OF Chicago)
Copyright. 1918. Western Newspaper union.l
LESSON FOR MARCH 9
JOSHUA, PATRIOT AND LEADER.

LESSON TEST-Joshua ll-g
GOLDEN TEXT-Be strong and of
SUI anS rDTI ,,,r, 10 ,.,,.
l:lO-3:17. 5:13-lb
PRIMARY ToPIC-A story of brave
ieader; Memory ,nn Nerse-Joshua 10.
er Memory verse-Deut. III. 5.
INTERMEDIATES ToPlC-When TO be
The book of Joshua is history Of
the .conuuest of the promised lnnd and
its apportionmcnt among the tribes
of Israel II takes IFS name from IFS
principoI chorncter-Joshuo During
the Wilderness tourney he was Moses
minister. and cnptnin of his army.
When Moses was denied the privilege
of going over the Jordan, Joshua was
appointed to the leadership of Israel.
Being so long faithful as n servant.
he is now qualified to rule. Only
those who have themselves learned to
obey are fit to rule. Moses. the repre-
sentative of the law, brought Israel to
the borders of Canaan. Joshua was
the man chosen to lead the people into
the place of rest. The name Joshua"
has the same derivation ms the name
Jesus The law (Moses) was our
schoolmaster TO bring us TO Christ;
but Christ (our Joshua) has given us
victory and rest.
!. Joshua's Call dip.
Moses, Gods servant, is dead, but
Gods work must 20 on. He continues
his work by calling others to take IT
I'D, though he buries his workers.
Joshua, no doubt, was sorrowful over
the loss of his master. but there is no
time for mourning. The best way TO
cure our griefs and sorrows is to take
up courageously. the burdens and re-
sponsibilities which our leaders have
laid down.
Il. God Renews His Promise Of the
Land to Israel %, ~.
The promise had been made to
Abraham, and renewed to Isaac,
Jacob and Moses. 1t is now renewed
to Israel when they are about TO en-
ter upon its possession. The borders
of the land were quite large ". ~
from the wilderness and this Leb-
anon. even unto the great river, the
river Euphrates, all the land of the
IIittiteS, and unto the great sea to-
ward the going down of the sun, shall
be your coast" The nearest it was
ever possessed was during the reigns
Of David and Solomon, though not then
fully realized. This country still be-
longs to the Jews. and in Gods. own
time they shall possess it. Their get
ting possession of this land was duc
entirely to themselves. God promised
them, that wherever their feet set
upon the land it was theirs. If they
failed to secure possession it was be-
cause they failed to claim it. We
would all enjoy larger blessings If
we would claim them.
H. Gods pr.s.nc. pro,,;..d >.
Joshua $50.
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ous and diacrIt or,arnris.o n,,t 80
ord said as H., ua. r,,th ,,naa,
would ha ho ,,.;,,, It,, M, ,,,a'
ties before him ,voro.
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The Dolores star., 1919-03-14

For your daughters sake, use Red
Cross Bag Blue in the laundry. She
will then have that dainty, well-sroom-
ed appearance that girls admire. DC.
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14
Occasional lapses,

Mrs. Longwood-Can you always be-
lieve what your husband tells you?
Mrs. Justwed-Not always, but some.
times. When he says he isn't worthy
of me.
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14

grounds. and the time not far past
when the road leading to the front
door was, at times, so muddy that
guests had difficulty In getting from
their carriages into the executive man.
sion without wetting their feet.
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HOW MRS. BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Canton, Ohio.-"I suffered from a
female trouble which caused me much

uHerlng, and two
doctors decided
that Iwould have
to go through an
operation before /
could get well.
my mother, who
had been helped by
Lydia Z. Pinkhams
Vegetable Com
pound, advised mo
to try it before sub
hitting to an opera
ton. ltrelieved me
from VnSy A-,.,l~I
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14

pat. here's the dollar borrowed of
We last wake"
"Bedad. Mike, I'd forgotten all about.
It,"
"Och. why the divil didn't 70 say
so7"- Boston Transcript.
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14
Correspondence.

"What are you doinS?'
"Writing to my son in college"
but that's check you're writing. "
"Well?"
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14

''What strapping fellow that man
yonder isl" "He ought to be. He's n
harness maker"
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14

Time for all war workers to turn
to practical occupations.
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14

y examination Of the
map of Europe. one on
which the outlines of
the new, or rather re-
vived. state of Bohemia
may be traced, Impress
es one with the apparent
conviction that the re-
public cannot long eco
nomiCally exist unless it
depends and draws on
the resources of her
nGlghboring peoples. the
DppplpS who. almost
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eve Remedy

No s%artinE Just nye CemfeI. q cents .
MURINE EYE REMEDY Co.. CHICAGO
The Dolores star., 1919-03-14
Thy Friend.

Make not thy friend too cheap to
thee, nor thyself to thy friend.-Fuller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
AULJiONS-ikE1L
Auction Sales.

NOVEMBER -. l9l9.--Auction sale. Real
and personal property at Disputanta. Va.
y residence OF rooms. moderniy equipped
with hot and cold water. electric lights.
etc. Grounds beautifully kent and arranged.
ALI necessary outbui!dinrs includn. ga
rage. y livery stable and lot with Tenant
house. blacksmith @hop eouipped.
land. several outbutdinCs. Also i-room
cottage IN good condition two acres of
land; Cherry llil Farm; 2Cj acres 2 nylcs
OF DiSDutanta. on SandclaY road lsJ acres
open. balance in timber. land in high state
of cultivation. Old colonial house. Land
adapted 10 the production OF n.anut. coz
ton. bright tobacco and all kinds OF grain
and grass ! 20oacrc farm. > miles of Dis
putaata. 80 acres omen. balance in good tim
her. in good white locality. near good
school and church. and several other small.
tracts, TO be located and described on day
of sale. Saturday. November 80. III 4 NJ
Terms easy. | am leaving this section and
want to sell out; For further informal ton
communicate with Mrs. j. .. Faison. Dis
putanta. Va. or call and look the property
over before the sale j. O. Falson.
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HENRY II. BELL AND OTHERS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Chambers of Commissioner Massi.
Suite IIS6 N,,,,,.i nnifHt..

Chambers of Commissioner Massie
Suite 1856. Mutual BuifIfinr
,,>-.r RiShmond. Va: November l. 1919
1919.
AND the court doth further ad-
l rndEe, order and decree that this cause be
chanccry OF this court to take tho follow
To the court:
-. An account OF all debts and demands
AGAINST the estate OF the said EliZabeth
liGii Davis, DECEASED. with the amounts and
relative prIoritics:
AND notice. Of the time and niace of
taking the aforesaid accounts of debts
and demands shall be published once a
Richmond Times plsnatch. and this notice
sinai! be deemed sufficient to sil the
partics interested in lieu OF personal ger
TO MI. PARTIES INTERESTED:
You are hereby notified that the talSinr
OF the said account will DO begun nj my
said chambers at II \. NJ. December 4
completed. ''
EUGENE c. MASSIE
Commissioner In Chancery
h Il + r %IiiSS5i' =, t. Long A. W, ps,,er-
4 Mulle"; Leake q; Buford. ~. G. Collins.
Daniel Grinnan. guardian al Item
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Trustees Auction Sale

OF
new. desirable eight go room stucco
dwelling, with all modern convenienceS,
located at southwest corner MoutroSe
Avenue and Brookland Park Boule-
ward. In execution of certain deed
OF trust. dated September II, 1919, TO
the undersigned trustee, and recorded
III Clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court. default having been made III
the payment of a portion OF the notes
and being directed By the beneficiary
therein so TO do. | viii sell at pub
lie auction on the promises on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2aND, 1919
ut 400 p. NJ,
the following described property, to-
wit:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land with improvements thereon.
situated at the southwest corner OF
boulevard; in the city of Richmond, Vir-
Sinia, and bounded and described as
tollows: Beginning at said southwest
intersection OF Montrose Avenue and
Brookla<d Park Boulevard. thence
ing on the west line OF Montrose Ave
nue., nifty (50) feet, thence back west
wardly at right angles from said front
age ana between parallel lines, one
hundred and Twenty-Five I26) feet to
property conveyed is known as lot No..
TERMS: The purcha ser to ASSUME =
first lien of 100000 and balance cash,
including cost of executing this trust
H. w. HAzLEWOOD.
Trustee.
p: S.-Better terms may be arranged
with the auctioncer.
f0u read these want Ads like cataios-
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business Opportunities.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

hundreds OF energetic. industrious and
ntostcaaive men and women all over the
a month as co-operatire operators In the
Inc. Va -''"Ei'Ss'
You can toin the Federal System o. sun.
Iieht BakeFies and build succcssIul and
permanent futur" for yourself Expcricuce
IN inc bakinS business ia not necessary. I'm.
',"c most iirc" gsn!ZattoAE tho policy
y, tht Federal System IL 10 ;akc into
"'wnorahlo IN every live community a.gr.s-
.lN. men anu women who may enga:. m
business az a member Of the Federal Sys-
tom OF bakeries with its FROM window ov.,s
Ia Their own homo town or community or
hnother OF their own selection On IA pron, :
able basis with unlimited backing
~ Interested. visit local bakery IL
mere ~ on. ~ your town. otherwise write.
20 ID: fcu:ral SysteIn Of Bakeries NJ Amer
ica. Inc, Executive Offices. Times iiuiidinr.
ton. Dept. +. $50 '''A
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Business Equipment
%

SODA FOUNTAIN Bargain. 10-foot all
marble LIQUID soda fountain and carbo-
nator. practically new. Write to W. Is.
Lewis 10 Old street. PETERSBURG. Va.
TER-Standard visible type
writer. so; hrand-ncw; direct from fac
tory: regular 500 machine. Very small
payments arranged If desired Ask for
free catalogue and demonstration. Type
writer" l.. u. BOX i2G.
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E>T:frERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srt.crs
It'd burners for brick plant. Good wages
"oaiy wofn. Friend X Co. Petersburg. Va
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hUCTIONS-LECdL
Legal No,ices.
81
LOT OWNERS

-. no 2daa;,S LOT OWNERS
Sy hs psss
,y;,h lot. in ilo!!yIoPI C;smetqrS can.
hSaner: .SfeTin,enIsn,; or Sir u s s0s s'rei !:
IN or 'e esr o saSIags
between ING hours OF 10 o'cIoch =. 81. aud
The card Of per,nissicn above referred to
mus Os s0wh At 'na I'LL Wne? a! rSaassfed
orFiG , ct tn STATE m,shwsy, c9mn'tsy.on.
sinia State Highway Commission. Richmond,
Scr until ps tSr the o. y
g!pi% rrYiset No: 10. four and hall
nnsv,lis to Five Forss IN Henry r,2' toSa I
Va, xa AIteTnate bids viii be Isc.ived for
, ,ns IL 'Srni.n dr9m nv 20 .rty
ions on lille "a, thus One a' fans nI may be
as heel f"r 500 "nS ad9 payaS H ~ 5he
Second Assistant Commissioner. one half
returned in good condition aud within ten
a;,ys from tne date OF OPENING bids An
ha!n'i.?n il9tel. Martinsvilie. Va. on Fri
nnE S%y oven . ~ to shom pr0spsS''E We
accompant-d by a certified check for sSoo,oc
rho right i" rSscry. !" ANN nr ali
n BIDS g. L. Coleman. State Highway Com
To The stPcNholders OF States Securities
Of the Board 81 Directors or this co iHes.ng
duly convened aud held IS required bv
LAW. u was determined bv said board that
!! Is advisable and ior. the benefit OF the
That special mretins or the stockholders
Of the Corporation l.. therefore called tor
m burmese OF constdcring and acting upon
s si. such meeting to be held AZ the prin-
,!pa',, Office of til. COMPANY BIS Mutual
building. Richmond. Va on Monday. No
vsm5er u. 1919. al the hour of Ii O'clock
i'y order of tn. Board n. Directors.
GEORGE ". Halt
To the Stockholders of Lone Star Corpor-
alton:
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
or the Board OF Directors OF this Co,nusny
duly ,somyened and held as ,reuusrcd 6y
y Is adyisabis and for the bencnt OF the
corporation that II shall he dissolved and
that a special meeting OF the tocEholders
ne nuIo%;s OF consider!ng and acting upon
sard. such meeting to lie held at the nrin.
iRsnintd 'e Schmo mi I2moany els Mu;Ha
yember "a, 1919. at tho hour OF II O'Clock
By order OF tho Board o, Directors.
GEORGE w. HALL
Secretary.
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DISPLAY-CLAsSIFfED y,
toLend

We have some large sums OF money
that we can place at once on Richmond
city and suburban real estate. ts
SUTTON & co
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i6v order OF the Board ~ Directors.
GEORGE ". HALL.
To the Stockholders of Lone Star Corpor-
VIRGINIA
IN THE CHANCERY COURT or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.

MCCARTHY, EEECCroRs oE TIT;
II.AST MILL AND TESTAMENT OF
CEASED.
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stcnoEraDhcr. capable of hsndlinr once
dctai. Good chance for advancement TO
the propcr nartv. Post OCicc i:ox .Sii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

TRAVELLING Shl.ESMAN--Wanied, AN OF.
peritnccd paint and varnish travelling
Salh<man, M other need apply State aga
cSperience. territory canvassed. references
ilit salary expected. Address |. 80 care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

TIMER Wanted. good timer and shee;
SON 81 East inin Strcet ~" =" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Shore Property For Sale. So

ATTRACTIVE home in gloucester County
near Hockey Wharf. on Ware River;
30 acres. mic. 6-room house front nda.
with SlceninS porch above: orchard; ncCcs-
sary outhouses. summer home On Mob
jack Bay. Price $4,000. Richmond Trust
Co: Real Estate Department Seventh AID
Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

MoNEY-Are you In nsed OF money1 W.
lend real estate. See us Ruf7n a
Sloan. Is North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

fou read these want Ads like a cataiog-
they arc indexcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

MISREPRESENTATION, Two oxy-acofyjene
weldera, Madison 6oe0. AT FiamInnss
Welding shop; around tho corner ut ISIS
.lIis is tho market place OF richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WATERWAYS.
Err AND ENGRAvER. PERMANENT
POSITION. PHONE OR WRITE T. A.
JAMES. PETERSBURG. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

MONEY 10 lem on city real estate. j
Thompson Brown & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

CrHoLsTEHEnS AND ERS
WGn's sho, 'Gns .m,,,S pay Travis Arts and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Suburban TOR Sale. ~

VACANT property Is In demand. What
have you onsr2 w l.. Purcell Jr Co
Inc S17 East Franklin Street Randolpn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

WANTED, salesman. familiar with The
with tho jobbing trade In North ana snu,h
Csroi,na;o Good opcning for tho right man.
tlress G l0a: caro- Times bisna tch A"'
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BIDS Wanted Tor Furnishing Uniforms
for Fire Department.

E,dS Wanted Tor Furnishing Uniforms
for Fire Department.
Brunswick. Ga, Feb y. 1913
Sealed bids Will be received until
Monday. February oath. 1919. at 500
o'clock p m. for furnishing uniforms
for the fire department as follows:
s single breasted sack coats Of me-
dunn weight. regulation blue with
brass buttons and emblems; dou-
lie breasted coats as above: 10 pairs
pants Of same material
Mark "Bids for furnishing uniforms
for Fire Department. and file at
city clerks office st city hall. Right
is reserved TO reject any and all bids.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-21
The Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak.

Old people who are feeble and
younger people who are weak. will be
strengthened and enabled to go
through the cold weather by taking
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC.
which is simply IRON and QUININE
ST spended in syrup. So pleasant even
children like it. You can soon feel
its Strengthening. Invigorating Effect
Price soc.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-21

Coca Cola Lemonade Lemon Phosphate Ice Cream
Brick Ice Cream Mailed Milk Chocolate Ntlk SOdas
Grape Juice Grape Punch, Butt ermik Egg FipS
Banana Splits Chocolate Floats Chocolate Ice Cream
Vanilla Ice Cream Mint Specials Al kinds OF Sodas
Sherbets Ices of all kinds Crushed Fruits Candies
Nuts Chocolates in Small Tins Fresh Salt Peanuts
Elks'S Special What the House Drinks and Others
IF YOU DON'T HAPPEN TO Sc f WHAT YOU LIKE
If IT IS IN THE HOUSE YOU CAN GET lT-MAYBE
Royal Ice Cream ParlOr
Phone $40 1923 Newcastle
r L. Monk Prop. At Bennett Bros.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-21

THE PURCHASING COMMITTEE.
BY T. j. MCCALL. Chairman.
THE FIRE COMMITTEE.
BY J. SIDNEY ROBERTS. Chm.
S22
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Hermann Blocks
Hal Chase Trade
to New York Club

New York. Feb. I0.-The TRIP OF
Manager John J. McGraw "l IN"
Giants to Cincinnati t. arrange iur
the trade of Hal Chase to IN" New
York club. has hit sna-. PrcSi-
dent Hermann of the Eeds has
Inauc it known that he will not con-
S"nt to any deal mvuIving Chase
until that player has withdrawn hIs
S'ut for salary from tho courts.
Cha-r when %" was suspended last
AUGUST sued the Reds for tho r"-
naming weeks of the season. 1t
Is said to amount to about $l.5oU.
Chase'S lawyer. after the frSt
bas"man wGs CNoncraIpd by Presi-
dent John \. HeYdler. announced
that Chase would demand "luII re-
Crcss" from the Cincinnati Club tor
the charges which they brought
against him. when making his find
ing in the case. President Hcydler
stated cmDhatiCany that on account
of Chasc's conduct, the Cincinnati
Club was justified in bringing
charges against him.
A. this attitude by the Pre- sident
of the league who tried Chase up
holds the clubs action in suspend
ing the player. President Hermann
contends that tn" loss of salary goes
with the suspension and he refused
to do business with any one con-
CcrnInC the trade Of Chase until the
suit had been withdrawn.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
POLY TOSSERS
BEAT c. U. five
Blacksburg Tossers Pile
Up Lead That Brookland-
ers Fail to Overtake.

Virginia POlytechnical Institute bas-
ket tOssers. from Blacksburg. Va,
just nosed out Catholic University five
last night in the Ryan gym in an eN-
citing basketball contest in which
the BrOOkland quint came within Il
basket of tieing the count. IS to IL.
Poly played the BrookIanders or
their feet I'm the early stages OF the
game, as the visitors scored fifteen
points while the home folks We're able
to score only three points in the first
half of the game.
c. L. came back strong after tho
intermission and PLAYED the Manual
Trainers to standstill. Polytech
was not able to register a basket from
the court during the second half,
while G. l. Gagged four baskets from
the floor. and GIascott shot five from
the tlfteen-foOt mark.
Brooks, who played tackle on the
V. p. |. football team. was rcmem-
bered by the local fans that witnessed
the basketball game last night. lie
is handicapped by the loss of his right
hand. but it did not stop him from
shooting a basket from the floor and
passing the hall well to the forwards
when in positions to make shots for
the basket. The lineup and sum-
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Tex Rickard Obtains sigma
ture Of Californian in We
hawken, N. j., Railway
Station That Completes
Arrangements for Big
Fight.

Weehawken. y. J.. Feb. 1O.-Jack
heavyweight championship fight
with Jess Willard, July 4. in the
West Shore Railway waiting room
here at $3.50 this afternoon.
The agreement is complete, as
Willard's signature was obtained in
Chicago some time ago. While the
date was not fixed in the articles,
it is generally accepted that the
fight will be held on independence
Day. Willard will receive 100000
and Dempsey $4,000 and each will
get a third of the movie receipts.
The signatures were set down in
New Jersey, owing to the New York
laws making any boxing contract
signed in that State Illegal The
papers were signed by Dempsey. his
mana ger. Jack Kearns, and the pro-
moter. Tex Rickard, with Jack
Skelly as witness.
Dempsey, who appeared to be in
fine shape. despite his recent brush
with the ''flu" dashed of his name
on the contract with a broad grin
spread across his face.
Gee, I'm glad that's done" he ex-
claimed. It's all over now but the
lighting. ] suppose you want me to
say I'm going to win. Well. I'll say
II. because it's the truth"
Dempsey will open a theatrical en-
EaEement in tniontOwn. Pa. His con-
nection with the troupe will last only
few weeks. after which he will go
into the mountains in Colorado and
live until la i= - L.
training. He said that "eight or
nine" days Of hard work would be
sufficient TO get him into perfect trim.
And he looked it.
1t was announced that Rickard will
90 to Texas on Friday
The preliminaTies were iroued out
gracefully earlier in the afternoon at
the Claridge Hotel in New York City,
where Dempsey accepted everything
offered in the oral agreement between
Tex Rickard and Jack Kearns. his
manager. Then the adjournment was
taken to New Jersey.
Dempsey left Salt Lake City last
Tuesday and stopped off at Excelsior
Springs when he became i'll apparently
with a touch of the "tiu" He didn't
know so many people We're waiting
for him to reach New York When [
wired him Friday he made arrange
ments to come on at once. He was
booked to open a theatrical engage
ment. but on account of the need Of
signing these articles had to post
pOne it. However, he will start the
engagement as soon as possible"
James +. DouEhCrty of Philadel-
phia, was buzzing around the princi-
pals all day. and didn't make any
secret of the fact that he wants the
match for his home town or some
other Pennsylvania point. InasmUch
as only 6-round affairs are permitted
in Philadelphia. it will have to be
some other point
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST E-Three-ye,r-olds; Maidens /;
claiming: purse 500; 81 furIOngs. xCalao lOl.
IDnoe lG. ILucky Pearl los. Buster Clark
los, Earnest l0s, Liberal IL, Little Mistress
Ill, Ros1xine III. Khaki Ill, Trickster, ID ILL.,
SECOND CE-Three-ypar 4olds and up: III
lies and mares purSe SOD; s furIonss ,Elga 90
aAnlace g. FrOutella loi, Queen TrOTato lo6
Appleton Wiske lo9 Mabel Trssk III. Lady
Jane Greay ia a-Spence entry
THIRD RACE -Four yesr-ods and up; claim
ing: Turss 900; f'uIoHgs ZuzI ~. IBendlet
@. King TruTsto IoI. TIrpo Sahih Iol Violet
lG. James q ia, ChOctsw I0I Chonun- IN
EuEr- ~. Pirrrnt IN
FOURTH RAC-E-Four yesr.olds ard I'D:
,iaImrnz I'rrSr 800 : f,rI1n=S senator James
q. yHemlock lG6. HEIszr Away IO6 IPheiudsn
f6. GlNyino los. Waterford 10 Edmont Il0
Tvo1tv SrTrn no, Tatiar no. Len, 10, Blanche
Ennsl'0r 10. Tapping LII
FIFTH RACE -Four year.oids ard up: claim
inT- IH-~e 800: one mills and opesItesnth
IPrne Mover 100. Little Blss lU1, Alsardi IO2
NephthyS la. Great Dolly 1H, 1ChiIlum lb,
Silver Sandals ls. Fritz Ernest zoe. Solid
Rock 10
SIXTH RACE- FOur-y-sr ODDS and Up; claim
ing; pure 500; ] mile and 50 yards. 1Lols
ICE, Csdenza lB. EHands OF lU. ITarleton P
lT. Attorney Muir IE. Frank Keosh lU,
Merry Juble. llo. IF7sre 10. 1Hish Tide uel
Chiffon King ll2 Darkey liz.
I-ADprentice allowance claimed