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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

P b PRESIDENT .sslst.,y rFr rims @eo5ss
ID Meredith and II. r. wilson-both Of Pc
tcrsburg. Va. Object: banking businesx
Inc: Norfolk. Va. Capital stock:
,tT S; minimum: $1,000. or
S Mo5's'k, va, obie stat, ats
capital stock: maxim t,, 100: ninip,,r,
SI"9 Officers: Sam, Bcskin president:
w, Brent: secretary. ard g. H. Brent.
porterS and Importers in ali kinds OF ma
Shandise and to carry on AN automoblis
ko.op Stores Corporation. Roanoke ",
ShpitaI stock: maxi num- $1,000 min irnum
s9.oo OFFICERS: Fred ID. Ls,udermann pres
nStte l.. f.. Pinkard AMI Stuart NJ Wood
all Of Roanoke. Va object: wholesale ana
retail merchandise business.
Amend mcnt to chartcc OF Fergusso,
Eiitenfeld- Lighfoot Corporation. Norfoik
Va Va. Officers; liver +. Page, president. and
anne to the levy-PaSc Co. Inc.
FrederieksbnrE and fotomac Rai,fSsd hT 9.nm
pony. Richmond Va. Officers: William II
White. president. and Norman Call. sec.
rotary. EnlarEing. It's powers
ktns Grain Company. Inc. Leesburg va
Officers; Charles T. Hawking. president. and
W. {. Lewis. secretary. Increasing its can
ital stock from $4,000 to 10000
Amendment to charter OF Invincible OIL
G {, s',,. Ri. Richmond. Va, officers: j.
dram. secretary. Increasing It's capitsl
stock from ti+0C0 90 to $4,000 01p
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pie; Secretary: r j. Anderson. n. w. Causey
ana w. +. Turnbull-ali Of Norfolk. Va. To
dtai In talking machines. monographs
sewing machines and appliances
Eagle manufacturing Corporation. Nor
Ioik, Va. Maximum. S;O.ooO: minimum 3i5-
go y, sam scheinman. president: Alex l..
hiaVans. secretary and Samuel C. Flax
ali OF Norfolk. Va To manufacture ladies'.
and chiidren's wearing apparel
Tilley-White Motors Company Incorpor-
asted. Bristol. Va. Maximum. 10000: min
imum $4,000. J. G. Tiiley. president: w.
IL; Robertson. secretary. and W r. White
all OF BRISTOL Va. General garage business.
Lynhaven Roads Amusement Corporation
NorIoik. Va. Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$4,000 Charles Vanturc. president: John
5: Persons. secretary. and =. a. James-ail
OF Norfolk, Va. To conduct amusement en-
tcrprises In all the branches pertaining
thereto.
H. l.. Lang & Co. Inc. staunton. va
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. $4,000. II l..
Lang. president: Fl. X. Sullivan. secretary
and II. n. cloutior-all OF stanton. Va. To
deal In tewelry and precious stones
Marine Salvage Corporation, Newport
N !. oS Va Maximum 5000: minimum.
Ter, secretary; J. Berman. N. Holzsweg a nd
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NJ Pei,5-all OF Newport News. Va. Whole
Nssa"@ @ eSiHsun0. 5000 %idef 5 w. a.
Peter Memo. and S. H. Brown"aii Of wideyr.
m 1 p1 mine min. a ,tH remove coal and other
SALE sale %ssass. InsS9safs..a hos stsf T 1s
As% "Ra rs 11 na%e n TO sss
AI AmsnGmen Sales AssnSy
Ea on, GSSmpapy Ineorpota.sd norfolk
capital stock from 5000 70 .isS SSs''"S It's
II. II: BOYD PRESIDENT and p" s. +. s Sa ~
motive Sales conpany, Ia amf eP t@i Auto
-, Amendment to charter OF Crawford Trim
wa b. O. Gone: president and " e. "' caq
.ssoS to l.H sscco its capital
so S,SSrIihcate of authority issued to the Rock
sEsn Roskds rn saf%n s'a' snGeT
cut, cut. saw and mannfaeture railroad '" cross $50
s s,sS: telephone and telegraph poles barrel
s xs 4 IL Ind Kfsn D5:sidsn. o'hhS ssf
$500 Object: to anufacturS ana pnin uan ali
bonTa; for paiR,sd sdy@r' SshssS and
T Tsyf,o5i secretary ana l. r GriseMa Hf Of
minimum. $4,000 obie S1"u rene 10000
estate business H"Ni"' ied'
Amendment to charter of Bristol Seed and
Grain Company (Inc). Bristol. Va + C.
topenhaHcr. president. and l.. II Good hun
ssecrstary Object creating class OF pre-,
Amendment TO charter OF Clinch and hur
SanHy Railway Company Putnam va
hncn u. Pcrlcy. Sr., president. and t,dw, re-,
+ shay. secretary. Object: increa sing ih
number OF directors. 'e
Patrick McRcc Tobacco Company Inc
Richmond. va. Capital stock: maximum
10000: minimum. $4,000. Officers: Claude
r. Patrick PRESIDENT Fergus McRce sec
retary. and Alma e. Patrlck-ail OF Rich
mond Va. Object: to deal In tobacco 10.
Dacco products. candles and 'confcctlons
c. Prince George County Bank. Prince
600: minimum. $4,000 OGiccrc, j. j TEN
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Il: T. Riehsson and +: L. crg .s
Third street; also 2txlco feet a. northwest
temb s q. ISIS; si,ss u ''' SIZES '''
William l.: Tyler. trustee. to B; n. Chap
iooxi7s feet cas-, side Moss Side Avenue. 3ei
teet north Of I:sburnum Avenue. septem-
ssa sssirns q e., s. iaehss s! y SoS
fsst west '" Of Third street. septtmSssr' e
rieTi. No. s9ls bsvsriy Street skis feet
south line Beverly Street. September q.
il: r: crq.ehneld, and F. /. Richesop.
to eGTEs Wo0d no s TSrh
Street ;sls9 e4xioo feet 2. noEthwest cor:
sss 3 l, b?y s sSa Kinney Streets
u Is 10 dsofse e. End Wood no Sls @
Street. between Cahcll and Calhoun Streets,
.!asses:. 70 Gssgee + Wood. No IL HEX <
iemssr a. 1879 49, sSss OF BAKER street Sep
8o feet sas ne Fiods q fss
north OF Milton Street. September e. 1915;
ss;ss ,s. ,;4 NJ
ns orasss s'Ss s $751; SCI ;S of St
H. T. Richeson and f.. l.. CrutchneId
trustees. to George T. Wood. No. 80 West
Third street. lG l-3xi35 feet west line Third
Street; also 2ixi20 feet at northwest corner
Catherine and Munford Streets; also No.
sl7 Hickory Street. 21ss feet cast side Hick-
DRY Street: also exits feet at southeast cor
ner Boyd and Kinney Streets: also Nos.
8 and 10 west Jackson Street. 81 feet 8
inches by is feet at northeast corner Jack
son and Clarke Streets. September %. 1919:
sI.l6s.
,ra.,ec. 70 hen4s nd Il Sss s
n%s. s.eemSer res Is ssis: $50 AVE-
70 cssper Walker; ;c.iio fces west Vest line line
Edward s. Rose and William s. Rose
trustees. to Mary j., Hughes No. sos Harri.
son street: 20 feet 6ta inches by so feet west
line Harrison Street. III feot 10 inches north
of Clay Street September Is. 1919; $50
so, Il Miller ... and G. L. DSs Per 1ni tsuatses
street. ssMxllsM fee! south line Clay Street.
w. i. Miller. trustee. to j. X. Ferguson.
No 2sy7 Floyd Avenue. 20 feet inches by
1876 feet south line Floyd Avenue. lS5 feet
L lGshss . sss. of Deep Run Street August
Stuart Howe. trustee. to Howard seatton.
25sii9.3s feet UrreRularl south limo Cary
Street. SO feet east OF Addison Street. Sep
TENDER -. 1919: 1880.
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ts ten, :s 81 is s.' OF sss1Gs Street
axt. e s"lomoa s 2 Ssa 200 S" Mes, e ens
Ss s.e'; ii ioI p,., fee. a, norshws,s corner
''Mesr =. isIs; Ia. e IS; mt SO. '''0 sep
IL Hfnry ZEE. nsi,,
i i;!s s's .io '; H. $4,000 Ss''s"ssF
r1i s. and nf I.si. M ND Ass So
feet az inches north line Leigh Street;
ssrss PIE 1SsAs J.. 'is si, Of
Max E, Ruehrmund to Robert b. Airport,
lse Tae eog s,r.e e'5 81 rs.Tula norh
s,ress; i,sa $4,000. sepsemssr H. isis:
T T. n Gsrn,sI s,,,ss.':s;. Marion Court, Sep:
ii i.l 1sisi D. and Ella Ruth cw,,.,
TO Mrs> Matte Strange. OF Hinton. W. Va.
Ha f se sa,s s s,s I' sS ee '0s north
Wi'ls% :, 3D. & RoS'ss a., ard 5esssh1s 'y%s
IVES. Cary Street, 2ssiso feet =. northea.i
L. Z. Smith and I.o,tie p. twife) Of
MsTs 4
ear, Inc ,Msehsniesviile Turnipke: al south
and John siSa" sSx,st i feet IVES, NT iine
Th ,na; Street; 50 feet south Of
;,21sre "a, H'shisnd Park. ssS'sneef 3' 90 o.
H. s Wal.ers,.tn and Clara e. twife).
s E. Ma. aoI,aS isn No as North
Der IL; lsls; tag q; SO Robin,
ssE sis,' IS; sYF; Oak 2 sr.: ;S;
Henry S. waicr-;e, G; and Clara e. twif.,.
to r i. +; 4 80 az N9rth Boni ss
SEP, TaS9 s fnSveT tax .iS IL. tH 5000
!hasSand} 70 Riehard '' " Garvsy. 't 45., 4
fee, at southeast corner York Street and
Xds,.en ssp!saes 'oS ), is1s; s sss Ssssn's
PARK. iooIsco Zee, east line Moss side W.
April T. lsi u.s. tax" tax $50; .ic. avenue
Max Z. Ruehrmund 10 Eva Neale Adams.
Avenue. September is, 1919; tax $3.50;
6, T. Turner and Annie x; lwfe!. to
xssnue 'ess fss ss1
81 p 3sIss ao Park boulevard September
Ernest \. cosby and Louise d. twtfe,.
r. , ClarSnre C. Cosby ?sxiio feet south line
hrd ssrset SGsas fe Isi % , Txsn'y
cHANCERY TRUSTS.
ss9x se! g ,sss,";;sa H
e., ;as' s' s.' ssS;s If
n, /; woodson and Annie w. twife) to
r. seldom Taylor. trustee. 70xlt0 feet east
sr.e t0raa - fs s no .so e.
Nos. IsIl-ial6 west Cary Street asxiso
sit c'HS a?a
wssh no. fe Sosy East alshs TO JSsn
MafshaIl street 20 feet . ~ inches ea sae
OF Eighth, street, July 2s. 1919: $4,000.
r.. L. Crutchneld. trustee. Is i.2 by 100
feet on CATHERINE. street q. feet Yves, Of
Street. 2Is feet Inches north of "s saek ns5n
street: also s4xioG fsst 9! noyhwsst
@ a ses asss5 sa; %
sses ss ss,z5 sSaSeas, aa assT
Orange stree. j. feel east i STUN &. Gam res
fee weai Side hicSosy sreet bstwss
and Calhoun Streets. September 0, 1878;
sea S 1rss;s %a ks ss eSs sas sh 9 sSss
10 feet 10 as INCHES by % feet 10 Inches
f fSs: ssSssinifX So Street September 49,
Jacob $. ,cohn to II. T. .Riehesor. trustee.
line dqsve F 4yenae &c fesI in t ASa ss
81 ,howland Street. September 20. 1915:
y. solomon to i, rank 8. R,cheson and
Clay Street. IexIos feet at northwest cor,
ne % ard u 5sn1 s ans Ssy e.
biadS 70 81. x. Rsehe. trustee. so.lss tee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
RICHMOND CLEARINGs ARE
{ FAR ABOVE LAST YEARS
September Report Shows Total OF
S2,O12,3O5, An Increase
of $7O,OOO,OOO.
CURRENT WEEK SHOWS GROWTH
Fifth Dittrict Federal Reserve Bank
Now Has Resources Aggregating
1901, 10S,OOO and Surplus of 3d.
100000, Giving SO, I II, 900 Capital.

Another big gain over the figures
of September. 1918. ind over those OF
the corresponding week OF last year.
were shown yesterday in the state
ment OF business issued by the Rich
mond Clearing. House Association
For the month just past the clear
al9.44s for septembey. 1918 The
weekly clearing figures are s6s.7a7.053
and for the corresponding week In
Following Is the weekly statement
Of the Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
mond
Resources.
Gold coin and certfcates.S 2,320.so0
Gold SETTLEMENT, fund.-.
II. Board ........... 30.O70,000
cold with foreign agencies $4,000
Total gold held by bank, a7.72s.ooo
Cold with Federal reserve
agent ....... 34.0es. 900
Gold redemption fund " 5.i65.o0o
Total gold reserves 80 76987,o0o
Legal tender notes. silver,
etc. ............... 2ss.ooo
Total reserves .s 77.2e5A00
Bits discounted - Secured
by government war
obligations ... 75.oss.o0o
Bits discounted-nll other 2O3l3.OO0
BINS bought in open mar
net ........ 5,022, 900
;. Total bills on hand. e, ol.4s3, 900
- 5. government bonds l2340o0
u. s. Certificates OF in
dcbtedness .......... lo.56O.00o
Total earning assets 81, 1897 900
Sahk premises ........ 446 600
uncollected items and
DINER deductions from
gross deposits ss.s7a.ooo
per cent redemption fund
agains, F.. r. bank
A., notes .............. 400 900
an o'heT resources .-.... LOIS. 900
io'3i resources .......& oGl,l3S 900
SSnpltai paid In .......,s $4,000
1' P'os $500. $500, 900
Total capital ..y slI40oo
Government, deposits a,433 900
Due TO mcmber-Reservc
r account ;;,.:;........ 5f.s23.ooo
~ l,su aSallability Items 53.34S.0OO
''"el uePosits ....... 366l.0o0
Total Sross deposits. 100 oG5 ooo
r. X notes in actual
circulation .. lolss5 ooO
r r. bank notes in circu- '''''''
!ation-Nct liability Q 900 ooo
owner Haoiiities. I.tl5.0oO
roIai liabilities ......3 2sl,l9S.o00
Federal Reserve Notes Outstandinr .nJ
,, In Actual Circulation.
r. r. notes outstanding. s $500. 900
"o'ee he'd by bank 100000
r. n notes in actual
circulation .S Io1sas mn
Iotal amount OF bills dis
for NE week ending ending
Due L. S. Treasurer by ''o'
member depository
cbn, lanSs i,si,,;, i',5ss.ooo
bills rediscounted or
coio mn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
SYSTEMS WEEKLY REPORT
NSSreEnte Resources of lively. -
stfutions Reach RomarknhI.
SUM OF H5,7S2, l3I 600

= WASH INGToN, Oct. +-The con
6fnks at t!e close Of business Octobep
%, atcoTdins 20 the weekly statement
81 IN. Federal Deserve Board was az
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Real Estate and Court News
cJIANcERY BARGAINS AND SALES.

John g. Welsh, trustee deceased, from
Marshall f.; Trayior and Edna e. (wifcJ.
TO Julian G. Anderson, lot 10. block r.
Farmland, 50x136 feet east line Montrose
Avenue; SO feet south OF Essex Street.
Agnes u. Weber. ct ais. to George It.
Wood, IS I-2 by 100 feet on Catherine
street; - feet west Of Munford Street
September ., 1919; tax 81; SO.
Yetta Goldenberg. ct ais. to Collins
Realty Corporation. No. So3 East Marshall
street 20 feet ia inches by 1i7 feet
south limo Marshall Street; 20 feet eI-2
inches east OF Eighth Street. July 2S,
f. r. Policy and Marguerite NJ. twife),
70 T. Sheppard Parsons No. 3307 Kensing-
ion Avenue, 2bx05 l-2 feet south line kens-
.ington Avenue; Is feet west Of Tllden
street; Hen $500. September Is. 1918;
&C. IF. Archer and Jull. n. twUe). to
Jacob A. Cohn, No. 2fob Grove Hvsnut,
soxiaS feet south line Grove Avenue; o.
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cHANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.

H. T. Richcson and r. L.. Crutchheid.
trustees: to George T., wood No. ~ North
Third Street, 10 l-31i25 feet OH west line
Third Street; also 24xloo feet at northwest
corner Catherine and Munford Streets. Sep
TENDER q. 1918; sl.9Cs.
William L. Tyler. trustee, to B. y. Chap
man and wife. No. s)5 Moss Side Avenue.
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is NOT MODELLING ARMY
JuEo-SInrIn's Premier Declares C,ux.
So just They Will Win With
out Fighting.
Try Associated press ,


PARIS. Oct. 4.-Dr. Milkeno r. YES
Mitch. Premier OF ugo-Siavia saws thu
report of the mobilization of the .Jugo-
Slav army is without foundation. ac
cording to dispatches from Belgrade
TO newspapers here.
1t without mobiliZing one class" he is
reported as saying. The rights. dig
nifty and honor OF the great powers are
at stake" e
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

II .seotpststsS: Ns:ssIk. Vs Mss!mss; ssosy.:.
900; rninimurn, 10000, John Miller Masury,
president, Lakeside. virginia Beach. Va
The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

RUns-Nict' 'arthy. CanTin. CrOoke u. McRnde
Robey sullivan. Burns. ErrOrs-Canyin. Cro0ke
t2l. Branner ~. Burns t3l. Left on baSes-
Cloffeps. 8; Tool Shop. 2 First hase on halls
off Allen. 2. Innings pitched-By Allen. 5: by
Buck I. Hits made-Of Allen. O. Struck out
by Allen. l: by Buck. 2; by Humphreys. 6.
Three-b base hit-Canyin. Twobase hit-Burns
Sacrifice hits-Gill. Chedister. Double plays
Burns to Cheiister to Gill; Burns to Gill. Hit
by pitcher-By Allen. .; by Buck ]. Wild
pitch-Allen, !. UmTires- Mr.. Hughes. Time of
game-lb
The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

Pokey Jane. lG3: Sandy Mac, l0i Tlmbleweed,
l6: Mile Dszie. l0e; Aerial. liz.
SECOND RACE-For 3year-oIds and up; six
furlJngs: kewassa. liz: Thistle, lG; Baccarat,
liz: Glenn, 100; Unwise Child 100: Toadstool.
los; Tarascon. IS; Appleton Wiske. III; Malice,
lG: Golden King. ll2; Hindoostan, ll0: Frank
Waters. liz: Between U.s. ll2: virago, 100: Half
and Half. lG; Golden Soldier. III: Ultra Gold.
H.
THIRD RACE-For 3yesr-olds and ip; High
weight Handicap; six furlongs: Dorcas ll6;
Blair Cowrie, rs; Jack Stuart, ITO: Henrie is:
Arnold. l23, Ssirestra. Is; Naturalist, 40;
George Starr. 80: Abadane. ll7 Fell Swoop.
ll6: Wyoming IFS; Lady Gertrude Ils; Start
ling. lbs; Out the Way. lj2
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-olds; six fulongs:
Teddy Rousseau, l0l; Scoots. ls: Roic Craix
Ill: Juvenescence 100: Tuscaloosa. Ill: You
Need. ITO; Uncles Lsssie. 100: Ceramic. ls; ST.
Quentin. IS; Gath. IS; Pastoral Swain, I0l; Star
Realm 10.
FIFTH RACE-For 3yearolds and up. mile
and one sixteenth: Pl2ntarede 90; Poor But
terfy. los; Joan Of Arc. -; Madonna, 90; Mil
Race. l0: Sunningdale. 90: Albert A, Ill: LADY
Ward. lG: Favour. l6; Alma b. lO6; Sir Will
ian johnson. lls
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-olds: five furlong.
Betty ]. liz; San Marcus lis: Mari. Antoinette
liz; Shoal, llS: lndiscretion, 1l2; Genie W lI2:
incinerator. liz: Hampton. lis: Gloria France,
liz; NOrthward. us; Conique. lis; Romany. lis.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FTRSr RACE-Six fuTongs. Dr Carmen, IlO
tGarnerl. 9Oo. $50. $50: American Eagle. 10
Murray. 36 80. lLTO; Cane Run. 10 tSimpsorl,
$40 Time. ll5 2-5 Butter Scotch, Silk Lady
Fortnight. Mather. also ran
SECOND RACE-FIve furlOngs War God
1B ROBINSON, 5OO $50. 80: CIermo1t, "
GMuuayi 40. 500; Marie Miller. los. 30
Tine. l:l5 Madras Gingham and Bugle Call
al-o ran
THIRD RACE-FOIr and one~half furlongs
Miss A1inkS. ITO tGrothI. 7.6o 40 $40; Dia-
monI Girl. l0s lThurberl. 1913 5 %: Lady Rob
crts. III tSimpsOnI. SO. Time. O:56 Is MAY
Rnss Clean Sweep. Move On CenterviIle
Money Mad. Dixie F1ier. also ran.
FOTRTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles.
Under Fire. Is Churberl. 30. $780, out; Gin
ger. S lBOyIe,. $50. out: Beaver Kill. 100
Robinson Time. 81 rs. Free Cutter also ran
FIFTH RACE-E'our and One-haIf furlongs.
Maris Maxim. IG tMurrayl. 1880. 6O0 $40;
SpringvAle III CBarrettl. 40. 39O: SANS Boy,
Go tSimpsonl go. Time. O55 +5 Hosler.
ut. Hershler, Sterling also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Silyery Light, 81
lThurberi. 100. 4D. $40: Sennings Park lO3
willis. 500. 50; Harvest King. Jog CT. Grothl, J.,
} 10 Time. l4l Hodge. Rife. st. Augustine,
OberlJ:J also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One and OneQuarter miles.
Sazanamy. s5 CBoyleI. 43O $50. 400; Fl Rey,
IOs tBrownI. SD. go; Irregular. los CBurkel,
80. Time 2:II 35 BenefactU, DR. Samuel,
Duke Of shelby. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
DRIVING PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ab.rIt five furIongs: Ssdge-
grass. Il2 tRyanI go. 30. 30: Little One,
l1i tSmithI 40. SEQ. FastelL 100 tBergsnl .
40 Time. o. Dots. Slick md. Wehew.
NlIn Ftzhugh al~r ran
SECOND RACE-Ab0ut fiye furlOngs: Mar
Garet Ellen. 1lO 1auingtonl, ll540. $50. $50;
'Stily Night. 10 RYAN. B-l0. 10: Lindsey.
Il3 lKnightI. SO Time. 90. Applejack. Old
EyIers. MarrD Polo. Doctor r Seabeach, Roe
cu~ Goose and ROckaWay also ran.
THIRD RACE-Abut Sven furlOngs: Napsli.
IL iStirlingi. g. 10 80. 80; Dalrose. liz tPar-
NJ gtOnr. $40. SD; Stirup. ia Doyle, 49o.
Time, l:29 Is. BlaBchita MaXims Choice.
FcrSeus, Dcngr,. Cart Hodge. Prince BOnOco
anil Ringing md also ran.
FOT RTH RACE-About seven furlongs:
Le0na. ia tHilHmanl 1850. 10. 500: Encore.
III tBurke,. 3 20. 40: Clarke NJ, III Dom
inicki.- 40 Time. l:29 rs, Lite BOy.
Oriental Girl Mae Murray. Thrift. Mollie o &.
NaTly sight and Attorney Muir alsO
FIFTH RACE-Ahnut seven furlOngs: Refugee
lis -. T.. RYAN. $50 so. 40: Capt March
m Irt. us tHilcmanl. 1890. $50; Jack Snipe. lis
tSmithl. so. Time. I:2s IS Stayman, Miss
FIlly. Little cole. IIlcky FCarl. The Six Hun
dred. James g. and Padua also ran.
SMITH RACE-Abrut seven furlC-gs: Fort
Bh~s Ill tMandersI. 100. 40 so: Point To
Point. liz smith. o. 40: Sister Emblem.
10 tStirIingi. 30 Time l:35 2-5 Promise
Me. Sweet AlysSum. Galley Head, Avon and
tio>siwocd also rsn.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth
Widow BeiOtte Ill (Stulirgl So go 30:
ZO'Iave. ITO Conway. $50, $50: Ino w Klein,
lG Smith. so. Time. IjO -. Arbitrator,
DiTdl. Egm"lt, Satisfied also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
Herald's Amateur
Directory.

Get your club registered In The
HeraId's amateur directory II you
want games with the best clubs In
this vicinity. II your schedulc In
now short of games and you are
anxious to fiii these dates write or
phone the sporting Department of
The Herald and register y0uI tean,
immediately. This directory Will be
q daily guide for you to arrange
games.
brentwood Athletic Club-G. W. Richards. man.
aser. p. o. Box ~ Mount Rainier, Nd
Rapd Athletic Cub-J. Paul CARRIER, manasS.
2N Fourth street southeast.
Herzl Club-John b. Neviser, manager. 81;
Third street northwest: IS years Of age.
Y. 81. H. A.-Cy Wolf. manager. Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Eagle Athletic Ciub-Paul Messink. manager
100 Fifteenth street southeast
Department Of Justice Earl q. Shorb, man
ager. Room 03 Department Of Justice. =
Yarpez Athletic Cub-H. Raley. manager. el:
Virginia avenue southeast: 10 years Of age.
Rex Athletic Cub-James L. Wright, manager
$50 Twelfth street northeas
Operation, Shipping Board-ManagW, Room
$50, 1871 street northwest.
Pepco Clnb-Orlando Faina manaxer 3s -Four
teenth street northwest; 10 years Of age
Hygienic LAboratory-Louis Bender. manager
Hyginic'Iaboratory, d. O. a.,
Columbia l0i. Prnters-C. ]. Desper, manager
Herald Office. ID. G.
Clarendon, A. C.-Joe Giehle, manager. 90
Ninth street northeast
Aloysius Club-Robert OLone manager. q Ey,
street northwest
Trixton Juniors-Phone North 6ee2
lie Droit Tgers-Andrew l.. Allen. manager
"a W street northwest
Cherrydale Club-Mickey Johnson, manager
Cherrydale Va
The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
ENGLISH PRINCE
FAvORS BOXING
Albert Congratulates Joe
: LynchA AEngland Will
Tolerate Fistic Game.

The world war has brought some
of the big guns of royalty in closer
touch with the masses than ever
before. When King Edward of Eng
land was alive and Travelled about
as the Prince<of wales he was al
ways considered a liberal-minded
man and a sport as well. That was
Dwhy he was well liked by the gem
eral public.
King George does not seem to be
much of a mixer. but his sons, es-
pecially the present Prince of Wales.
has quite a bit of sporting blood
in his veins. He has been attending
the boxing matches at the National
Sporting Club in London. and after
the Wilde-Lynch match congratu-
lated the boys. Eddie McGoorty.
the Wisconsin middle-weight cham
pion, was also there and had to mix
with his highness. but the Badger
boy was equal to the occasion and
made a neat little speech himself.
The crowd at the club called for
speech from Albert and he re-
sponded. saying: 81 have often heard
of the National Sporting Club and
often wished to come. am glad
now that I have been coming of late.
for / have witnessed a magnificent
contest between wilde and Lynch.
1 want to congratulate the Ameri-
can boy for his plucky and sports
manship conduct. Boxing has done
a tremendous amount of good for
the army and the country. and / am
glad to know that we shall now
have a board of control to foster
and develop boxing in this country.
want to thank all of you for the
kind and sincere welcome" The
speech by the prince should make
it clear to all in England that box
ing will be tolerated for all time
there. and that it has the sanction
of the authority in the land.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three year olds and up: siI
furlongs: Van Sylvia. 81: Marse John. 9s; Cod
stein. IS: Lady Fairplsy. %: Verde. lO4: Harry
D l0i: Lady LUXURY. lG: Thistle Green. lT
FL Garrison. lG7: Martre l07: BIaise. 100: Words
a WislIn. liz Elgible-Seryice Flag, lo5;
Premium. 100; ETlogy. lOs; CruN Dour. I0l {;
Sandy Lad. lcI: Peaceful star. 10s
SECOND RACE-TWo- year -olds: four and one
half furlongS: Burgoyne. lo4 Beau Brummeh
I'd, l0s Spartan Bog. Ill; Director lanes. Ill
Jack Pryor. Ill; Rapid Stride. III: Frank W.
ll3
THIRD RACE-Three-yesrol and up; one
mile: Green Grass, lp: Jim Hefering, los;
Herald lOs; Sewell Combs los.
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds; six fur
longs: Sweeping Glance 100; Betsy. l0o: Frank
MattoN. lc2; Sam Reh. los; Mormon. l05: Ian
celot- lG: General Hsig, lo5 Sammy Boy. los;
Legal. lG9; st. Bernard, 100.
FIFTH RACE-Two- year -ofds: FIVE furlongs
Alta Boy d. lC2: American Soldier. lO5: Tails
man, IO4: Viola Gafney. IOi; Friz. IO5; Bread
man. 100; Pop Eyes. I07; Ruhg. lN
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-o r-olds and up: mile
and onesixteenth: Mistress Polly, g. Rookery,
IS; Pulluy. lOi sun Gold. l5: High Low los;
Brownie Mcdowell. lG: Raider. los: Bogart 100:
Manokin liz; Lively. 1lt
SEVENTH RACE-Threey year olds and up:
mile and one-aNteenth: The Cullen Bon, 81;
Sun God. lOI; Whirling Dun. lo4: Golden GLOW.
los: Sea Farer. los; H. G. Basch. los: Ernest r.
Ice: Dick Williams. 100; Chick Barkley, ITO;
ButterscotCh ID. liz.