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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
Advice to Lovelorn

BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

ro Pear Miss ,o %5iTfanl am ninsesn and be
who. owing TO home troubles. came to this
Son OF an Enr%h nobi"rna ma' Of h'nh Sa ihe
and viii. after tho death OF his father. TO:
states which arS his bS sN law inc ' am ' ,ha
g S1 IL, %n1 III, s~c"Dt LAWYER who rspres.n,s
he Is hiThiy educated and appears to- pc
f fer me r9n To OF @ Dop hm think L Tsh
think 1t would be highly risky for
you TO think Of marrying this man
record Numbers Of girls have been
deceived by impostors claiming to have
prospective titles and estates and who
have proved TO be thoroughly discrcd
tied men. The british consul in New
! ork viii no doubt know something
OF this man. If his claims are genuine.
and should certainty advise you to
Investigate his record thoroughly be-
tore proceeding further.
Mis- liza fsraf ai' am Good %eo Tms in
M s9,.on o neHy ard and have been married
world didn't marry him without know
@ Rsa 1 aesn snS
4 month after wc were married as he had
in The navy Since ina, time ee have ", gone
out wi,h girls aud their sweet hearts. not
one always tolls my mother and never men
husband undSrstands and be ns SarrT ny S M
my mother fears gossip.
'''' want Hpu u tn!Nh l 2 m DeautIu!.
Tor am not: but tho bows In tho offic"
wher" work ar" a lways talking of my eyes
and teeth, whom do admire AS have.
never had any trouble with them. and take
pride In them for NV husba nd's sake And
dress weii. for INV husband sends mo
money ana asks mo to dress we'll. He will
b" nome some time in the summer II moth
ing happens. \ SOLDIERS WIFE
While these little parties that you
speak OF are doubtless innocent enough,
tnere are always SoSSips who will be
glad To remember that you are mar
ried woman and will expect you to
behave as If you were thirty. instead
or nineteen. And while I do not advise
you TO give up these outings entirely.
stiii | should not go often enough with
these unmarried young people TO cause
anv talk
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BY MRS. n. A. WILSON.

Copyright, 1919. by Mrs. N. a. Wilson.)
,a What to have in place of oysters.
OF meal frequently puzzles the house
wife. Canapcs. continental sandwiches.
vegetables and fruit cocktails. salpi-
cons of fruit and fruit soups will all
provide splendid variety from which
TO choose.
The canapc is a dainty morsel that
may be taken In the fingers and eaten.
served In the drawing room with the
ginger ale and fruit cup. At the in
formal meal they are placed on the
taplc or passed on a silver tray or
placed individually on small doiles on
small plate at each place.
These delicious morsels. with their
foreign name. need not be either
elaborate or expensive. Leftover por-
lions OF meat. fish. chicken or cheese
winch are too small to utilize. may be
turned into attractive canapes. Now
inc hrst step is to trim the meat free
chop 1t very fine. using the finest knife
on the food chopper. Now so that
none of the material may be left in
me 1000 chopper. put just enough
meat out.
Now put through the food chopper
One onion.
One green pepper,
OK branches Of parsley.
To the above vegetables add one-half
cup OF any kind OF meat. fish. cheese
fine. Now add
Two teaspoons Of salt
one teaspoon Of paprika
One teaspoon OF mustard.
dressing.
One tablespoon of lemon Juice.
MIX thoroushiy, and then this will
served as follows:
Spread on strips of toast, about the
wiath on two fingers: spread on thin
slices OF tomatoes: spread on sal,incs.
sprcan on leaves OF lettuce and rolled
tarnish the first kind with a border
OF hneiy chopped parsley.
voinI rh'sn the second kind with the
soiKS or hard-boiled eggs rubbed
through a fine sieve. Ciarnish the
thirh ny using border made By
chopped whites OF hard-boiicd eggs
chopped fine.
Garnish the last method by fast
ening with a toothpick on which MAJ
ne niaced a stuffed olive or small
For variety one-halr dozen olives +.
narn boiled egg and a pimento or a
sour pickle may be added to the paste
Continental Sandwiches.
$50 the paste prepared for the
cana pes. and then spread on thin slices
OF bread cut into small blocks. ron
each piece with tiny do. of stir,w
nea,en white OF egg. and dus. We'll
with paprika.
Vegetable Cocktails
mixture OF two NOR. fresh
cooked vegetable ieftovcrs may be
, o..p.neu 10 threc-qunrters OF a cup OF
NO onions. chopped fine.
one green pepper. chopped fine.
one leck. chopped fine
-Four tablespoons OF catsun
Three tablespoons OF mavonna,s.
me Tablespoon OF lemon Juice.
MIN by gently tossing. and then set
." INC ice TO chill Serve ice cold.
Fruit Cocktails.
1,to e'!nef cidcr. grape orange
JUICE or the fresh fruit may be COOKE
sirop and then pressed through a
nhe sieve. stra ined or chilled, and then
served IN cocktail glasses, with one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17

six to eleven. who were found In 4.
wood near Petersburg Wednesday,. ara;
mond. was discovered yesterday when
Mr. Deal camo and Identified his ohi,a
rem. When the children assorted that
they were on their way homo from
Richmond to Leno!r. n. c.. confusion
followed. as the Salvation Army
officer In whose care the girls had
been placed. and the authorities were
unable to locate their parents there.
They also gave their names as Smith.
which complicated matters.
Through n newspaper clipping In Tha
Times Dispatch Mr.. Deal recognized
the description Of the little girls and
went to Petersburg and brought them
back
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CANAPE DAINTY MORSEL
CLAIM OF MRS. VIII SON
Expert Cook Suggests Foods to Take the Place of
Oysters, CLANS and Hot Soups in
Supplying Varieties.

teaspoon of lemon juice and one mar
aschino cherry added.
10 prepare the fresh fruit for the
irmit cocktails place in saucepan:
TWO cups of crushed fruit.
one cup of water.
one cup of sugar.
Bring to a boil and then cook
rapidly until the fruit is soft. Put
through straincr and then chill. II
might be well to mention the fact that
during the canning season the house
wife may with very little extra trouble
provide many bottles of fruit Juice bv
utilizing the soft or bruised fruits. Fiji
into bottles and then stcrilizc. Seal
and store in II cool place.
Salpicon OF Fruits.
Pare:
One apple.
One orange.
One banana
and then cut in dice; Add onc-halt
cup OF coconut. and then toss gently
to mix. Now add to onc-Guarter cup
Of milk from the can of coconut
-Four tablespoons Of the strip from
the maraschino cherry bottle.
One tablespoon of lemon Juice
Four over the fruit and then serve.
>, Fruit soups arc mos, popular in
Europc during the summer. They form
they refresh and stimulate Il jadcd
appetite on warm day. Almost every
variety of fruit may be uscd-apples
neaches an "TanTesf pears bananas
soups arc Of Flemish origin. The
method for one or all is the same:
Two cups OF concentrated fruit
juice.
one cup of water.
Onc-half cup Of sugar
look FOR i've minutes and then add:
Two level tablespoons Of cornstarch.
Two tablespoons OF water.
loik OF ono egg.
Beat hard to thoroughly mix, and
then bea, the whites OF egg sim. Lii,
me egs heater into the SOUP. and then
beat in the white very hard. Chill
and serve
How to prepare the concentrated
fruit Juice:
Orange.
Juice Of two large oranges.
One-half tcaspoonful Of thinly grated
and sufficient water TO measure two
cups.
Juice, OF four large lemons
one mar teaspoon of granted rnd
and sufficient water to measure two
cups.
Wash and cut into pieces four me-
dunn sized apples. Add one and one
quarter cups of water. Cook until soft
and then rub through a sieve Meas
urc.
-Four large or seven small pears.
Follow same directions as for applcs
Bnnnnus.
-Four medium sized bananas
ana snfnc!ent water TO measure Cut
the bananas into slices and cook until
soft. Rub through sieve
Peaches.
Eight large peaches
apples.
Bcrrier.
Two and one-half cups OF crushed
berries.
One cup OF water
Cook until soft and then rub through
a sieve. Place tablespoon OF fruit
whip on TOP OF each plate OF SCUM.
DUST lightly with nutmeg.
Nutmeg makes delightful carnisr
Ihesc soups may be served in deem
cocktail or shcrbet glasses, ice cold.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

WOODSTOCK. May 16.-Mrs Allen Snyder.
of Mount Jackson. has issued invi'stion for
Frances Snyder, to David Comfort Watkins.
OF Richmond. Va. The marriage will take
place Thursday evening. June :. at O'clock
al Christs Church. Staunton. Va.
LYNCH BURG. May 16--Mrs. Henry Ed J.
ward MtWane has issued invitations for the
MARRIAGE OF her daughter. Miss Rose Drum
mond McWane. to DIR. Elisha Barksdalc
which is to he solemnized the evening OF
May u. at First Christian Church.
I.YNCHEuRG, May l6-Andrew Tweedy
anu Miss Jolly 1iggon, both OF LynchburE
were married May . at the parsonage OF
First Baptist Church. Greensboro. ~ c.
been made here. -
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HOLD COMMENCEMENT
Horne military School Exercises
Started Friday with Competi-
tive Athletic Games.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., May Ecker
cises during commencement week at
Horner Military School. Myers Park
Charlotte, y. c.. have been announced
The program. which was opened Fri
day with field and track contest. is
as follows:
May 1s-Baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. A. 4. McGeachy. d. D.. II A. NJ
May 2o-Joint closing exercises OF
the Franklin and Washington Liter
AIRY Societies and presentation of So
ciety medals. 9 y. NJ.
May 21-Senior class exercises, 10
a. NJ: competitive drill between com.
panies and competitive drill in man
ual of arms. {: contest for declaimer's
medal and presentation of school
medals. ..
May Representation OF cup and col
ors TO the winning company.
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Wanted Him to Kno,r.

They had been married twenty years.
and it fclt like forty.
Henry" she said. nudging her hus-
nand as they sat in an over-full car,
Il believe that man over there is try
ing to firt with me-"
DO you want me TO 60 over and
ca'stically.
Mercy. no!' said his better half.
II wouldn't have you do anything for
the world. ! just wanted you to know
mat tnere's somebody in the world
who thinks I'm worth noticing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
MAY BUY WATER FRONTAGE
City OF Savannah Secures Option or
Large Tract and VIII Develop
Industrial Sites.

SAVANNAH. GA. May 1S.-The city
OF Savannah has acquired an option on
Depfort Plantation. with Savannah
River frontage of 400 feet. and con-
tanning $500 acres. 1t Is proposed To
construct a large municipal wharf and
dispose OF industrial sites to private
parties.
The property Is to be paid for BY
the issuance OF bonds to be authorized
at an election to be held within short
time. Deptford Plantation lies Just
east OF the present dock facilities OF
Savannah. and is at the entrance of the
Savannah River :.
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GIRLS WILL NOT LOSE SIGHT
Young Girls Injured In Chemical FIX
plosiOn mt Sassnr College
VIII Recover.
FREDERICKSBURG y

POUGHKEEPSIE. ~ V. May 1s.-
Reports from Nassar Brothers Hos
pital today indicated that the condi-
ton of Miss Margaret Hubbcl. twenty.
of Garden city. H. l.. Miss Helen Hew-
it. twcnty-one, OF Granville. -. Y. and
Miss Lucy Hale. twenty. of Los Angeles
injured in chemical explosion Mt Vas
sar College was serious, but not criti-
cal The hospital authorities said eye
specialists reported that the girls prob
ably would not lose their sight. They
are somewhat disfgured.
Ten other Vassar students suffered
minor injuries, caused by the bursting
of a rctort in Saunders laboratory.
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At the Movies

coLoN,.I.-TonS Mi. in ~rhe
Coming or the LAW"
BIZ U-MnrEucritc Cinrk I'm
"Comc Out or the Kitchen"
iSIS-Thcda Darn I'm "rbe Siren.
Song"
ODEON-wnlinm $. Hart In "rhe
Captive God"
tICrOR-rhurston Hall In s'rhe
Midnight Patrol"
ACCOMPLISHMENTS nttrnc-
tfOnx.
III U Il D-stnndnrd attrnc-
tiOHs.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS RALLY
Southern Methodist Bodies HIVE AL
ready Raised Si,SOO,0OO OH Gem
tennry Fund.
.,iv Associated PressI

NASHVILLE, TENN. May 16.-Six
thousand Sunday schools of the South
ern Methodist Church have pledged
$l.S00,o 900 for the centenary fund IL
was announced today at centenary
headquarters.
This represents something over half
of the Sunday schools of the church
Later pledges. it was said. would bring
the sunday school donations to S3,-
600 nOO
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marion HciliE rear. Richmond
Mimic Fannie Levin (2D. Richmond.
Charles Howard Mcdonald (22), Richmond
Lucille Turner Robertson COZ, Richmond
Harry Glcdis (271 Richmond
Daisy Blankenship CD. Richmond
SSydnor s. Wright (3S). Richmond.
Ida Nelly Gambrell t3S) Richmond
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FOUR GIRLS BROUGHT HOME
Babes In Wood. Found to BE Daush-
tcrS OF j. u. Deal OF
Rtchmond.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
PETERSBURG, VA. May l6-That
four little girls. ranging In age from
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Hint for Polishing.

Ing. make a pad OF old cloth and rub
SCOT from the back OF the grato or
from the flues on all the greasy parts.
Tho range will then take tho polish,
and with much less labor than usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
TO Clean Vinegar Cruct.

To clean a vinegar cruet, nut a tea
spoonful OF I've in ii, and then fiji IL
with water. Let this remain in il n
few days: and then rinse the cruet out
thoroughly, when it will be perfectly
clean.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-06
MIKE GIBBONS WILL
MEET WINNER OF BOUT

Baltimore. MAY Eddie Kane,
manager Of the famous Gibbons
brothers. the welIAknown boxers
has accepted terms for a match for
Mike to meet the winner Of the bout
here next Friday night. which the
American Athletic Association will
put on over the l2-round route to
"A decision between Jcn Smith. of
Bayonne. y. j. and GCnrC" chip. of
New Castle. Pa. at Alhaugh'S The
at"r. Every indication points I" the
match being staged her" s"nt time
during juno. at Oriolc Park. where
the Triple A will run weekly shows
the same as it has curing the cool
months.
Fans need not be told twice what
a wonderful bout would be had with
Mike Gibbons meeting the winner of
the middle-weight go which is book
cd here for next Friday. Just now
Mike and Tom are both out in Cali
fornia. Mike only recently met Sol
dier Bartfield in a fOur-roundcr in
san Francisco. The ST. Paul phenom
has been released from the army
only a short while and he is taking
things easy for the present. Man
agcr Kane writes that Mike will
shape up gradually and that he is
very keen for the bout here with
the winner of Fridays go.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-06
WTWo add THREEf1Ha
'yN putt,n6 f,,.N..t ose o.sr WITH M VA
X &BUGS RAERh III -
THE BIG HOP.

It's wind that doesn't the foam off of somebody's
beevo But unless brezcs the beezing looks
the boys who leap frog with the will spend
the summer Shooting pinoehe in Nova Scotia.
The weather has been rougher than cats and the
aviator who teeth of gale going bit
Uncle Sans unfeaheed birds all set however and waiting
the Office from THO weather traffic And it's diamonds
doorknobs hop the will be
Yan Yanks do everything first Some of
don't that But the nation that tossed together
watch that would last long enough sell for dollar amt going
because happens be few thou-
sand miles wide from handle to handle.
The Lmes and French have both entered varsity in the
marathon all done futtcr around Tor
the movie The u have been tuning their
symphony before the leader wgglcs
his elbows An orchestra works tuning than does play
ing the Which is the with the airplancs
The Yank birds have good for leaving this side
pot July The second is that $4,000
smacker prize. r-..
Flying across the Atlantic irrigation system is going
tough ticket spectators who usually control all the
march Anybody who has uncle
with rowboa can oar himself right orchestra
cheer himself dizzy We heard of school of fish
graduating going college, but herring that playing
hockey from be dcaen store is sure going to get popycd
pageant Outside of few whales the biz hop
will practically private waru horn into the pro
ccedngs but only The boys will TO do the big
hopandaha will be bad hali-a-hop
fractions damp in midocean
get your wet the lawn light
boys there won't be chance OF beating
The ocean is the ocean any skds will
find himself wishing he back nice safe Chicago boulevard
lined with blackjack festooned feetPads
The air route to Europe practically compared Long
No constables deours broken bottles line the
ways you tell what will happen after Zepp picnic
throwing olive bottles out OF the windows The
sharks bgand
The only danger they OF their air
thinking sadne and doing chin dive into the tank
The will be being made for refreshments or
local passengers -e..,....
Medals on your chest from aynr bunion
from walking is safer,
The Washington herald., 1919-05-06
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiN furlnu-s: ErlS (" War
Iol Murray. 1890. 5 81 40. Trls'y. III 'H".Ll
40 36: Harry Rurgnynr. lA 'Rurkrl- ~
Timc-Ils as. Lnry Fly. Ksma. ordeTE. NJ
thur Mid,lle.on and High Low also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fprr and onr-haN 'rrnncN: !:
Bonneville ll5 Barrett. ~. @. 20 i7n-
ciTlc lis Murray. so, 20: Nich III nan,
oycr, $50 Times Is Mascot and furl
also ran. -,
THIRD RACE-One mile: B1frrd. llS g.
Howard. 80. sm. 20. Tif Ir no Gar
nerl. 80. go; HannviS. loS iNrmr@'r'. t''
Timc-l.3S IS. Mormon. Srcvtn@Nl Nl'afi'h'
and Mznokin also nan
FOURTH RACE-Or" ullH 'nd A iII"nS'
Omord, 81 (Robinsonl. 81 -. IN SO: Ho'nT'
lO2 MURRAY, 40. 5ro. Herald. l'7 Burke
$40 Timc-2eI AurIm and Ha0"s' ME-
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Frrr and N" 'alf 'TTl"n=>
Freedman. 10 rITrrrh-, - q 80 :" Black
Prince. lio u;aet-~.. 900. . =. H'rhr'' l.i'"'
ia &C. HoWs-t. laN TIM" s. lhNlc
FIvcr. Ornvoy. Ei!'. TIrs-Iu- Eaug ard Lake
pHlcI also an.
SIXTH RACE On mile and "nr >l'i'"n'n' :
I.rcsy r.. 10 Crnn"lV'- 30 h" y
Gpokery. la5 CRu-kcN va. : - >7~riA. IN
p,amerl "a Time II > Il7rf"'. Nae
Adams Blogv Bonnie T'~s. n'l NJ sd
Rsh Lynch also
SEVENTH RACE 0ro mile ar' 0"'T''r;
Rsiazet loS BROWN. 3 - 81 i" l"n''''i"r
iol Boyle. SaN 50. ~" "f Nn".'N. rr'
tBeul. 1850 Time-l.SS g. Amh's'o DE.
FRANK Monroe. Leah Co.'aan. Irr'Sular'
Brtcher Boy and KinS on al~o ran
The Washington herald., 1919-05-06
MRS. McCAMMON LOW
= MEDALIST. In TOURNEY

Mrs. Ormsby McCammOn. of Chevy
Chase. was low medalist in the
wOmen's District championship
tournament which started on the
KiTksidc Golf Clubs course yCster-
day morning. She was out in A.
and in in 40 for a %.
Only eighteen players competed
The sixteen who qualified - twelve
from Chevy Chase and four from
EanHoCE burn will play the first
round Of match play this morning.
as follows. the figures in parenthesis
indicating their qualification scores:
1O.OO-NIrs. George Richards.
Chevy Chase C6S-65-I33) vs. Miss
Margaret Noes. Chevy Chase as
5O-9S): 1906 - Mrs. $ NJ. Savage.
Chevy Chase CGi-63-12O vs.. Mrs
J. r DeFarEes. BannOck burn G52-
5T-1O9): 1O:1O-Mrs- Emory Smith.
chevy Chase (53-45-9S) VS. Mrs.
.Iohn r.. Fitury. Chevy Chase 600
SS-11Sl: 1876 - Mrs. B. VI. Manly.
IiannOC K hurn 661-60-I2D vs. Mrs.
Z. T. Stctson. Chevy Chase t4S-52-
I1nD: 1O:2O-Niss Susie Peck. Fan
p0ckburn C62-6O-123) vs. Mrs 1. q.
Cameron. Chevy Chase t54-4S-1O2) :
tn;25-Mrs. Fleming NewhoId Chevy
Chase (59-47-1O6l W. Mrs. G. l..
Frailey. Chevy Chase C4S-52-1OOb
rn:30-NrS' Ormsby McCammun.
chevy Chase t4T-49-96l vs. Mrs. ].
n. Cassels. Chevy Chase t62-6O-I22:
l0:$5-MrS. +. r. HagnOr, Chevy
'haSe C6O-74-I3D vs.. Miss Georgia
Herring. EannockbUrn C55-56-111).
The Washington herald., 1919-05-06
QUAKER CITY MAKES
BID FOR BIG BOUT

Philadelphia. May 5. - hiadelphia
is the latest place to put in a bid for
the worlds championship bout. be-
tween Jess Willard and Jack Demp-
sey. An offer for the big fight was
made this afternoon by Leon l..
Rains. the manager of the Olympia
A. A. of this city.
Rains has secured the privilege to
hold open air boxing shows at the
park of the PhiIlies this summer. and
today he wined an offer 10 Tex Rick
ard to bring the heavyweight title con-
test here.
lie informed Rickard that the bout
could be held here and that arrange
ments could be made for the seating
of 10000 fans. He further stated that
he was willing to post suitable for
felt to guarantee that the fight would
be held. = s''..-r....
The Washington herald., 1919-05-06
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Claiming; 2yor-osds and M;
maiden Jockeys. furlnngs: Wawbeck. l~
Trans,crr lra NPerig,,ryline. los; Refugee. lie
Grlsmrrr ia: AmeTicAn- lle. Appe Jark ID
i,rnr,i lOe: 1IAzy Lou. lN: NloSfina LnrA'''.
M Nrple IacS. ia: Tr,idlez G General. IH:
Kcw,sa. ia: Frank Macklin ,mrl. l@ If"rt
Bliss Io7. ,CoraL lO7: Encure. ia.
SEGOND -Twoyear oh rnlts ard
rr,lr.x. ~ f-rlonrS Devildnr Jump. llo:
<-aza. Il: Ralc'. ITO: Simpls<rn. 10; Fid'
/. r-ysihl,,t. 10. Iinkbry timpl. no
THIRD RACE-TuwsCEr s'ee7rchaSe; srlling
haudic..r: 4-yrar-oIds ard ur. ~ miles: Int
del 3d. li9; awarlor1. IA; RsideSt. lie: Tur-
mol lie all MAruuin timl. Ia: Marcy
Jar1ue 10; Raw o. light rs: ocNn rrucr.
ITy. aCsrsajn PAR, Ise: Mesharh. III. Single
stic+. I3i: Now Haven. Is sPsrr ~1trT.
FOTRTH RACE-Arlnston Selling Harl'a"
2v,7r ODDS. furlonGs: Umhala. l0S: Rallyr"n,
rell lbs. HIran e Arr. &c: Rtngleader. '"5:
Nurtiuror-. ~: 1Ga;h rmpl. I'6; kinpalon:
Gmri. ms: SyrIarya. no: Rala-u~a "a Hur,
rican~ ~: yNciancholia imp. 6. TrrIus'r
81 loS
lrna-S. hYcll0v Hand. ll2: Linkhoy limp \. IL
bRc@rlaI,d II" GrTwnod. liz. Hush. l''
Mrrrav. lIc. IT T WiI-rn entry.
SIXTH RhCE-T-lrc~-v vcar-o'ds and uP. "''
mile. cDuulpyr,c. ios. OId Rosebud. l2i CSC"
STAR. Ial. crclkador. % dSwe7 On. lUN
ct"amDr1firur. lpS- crfh. lls: dNatural BridcN
lO5: Caiocfir. 100 r. 4. CLARK entry; DIV
II CO. "rtry. w. Wan cTtry.
SFN ENTH RACE-CaswrT Selling Handirsn
3-vca--oh, and up ono NIL" and iVtnrrtl,
xrolrnms Gmr D. Ioi. John Cullrrar. 100. IMN
nncacy. o.. widow Rc6.'tc liz. Alma T.
Ioo; lack Nolr, rmpN. IO7. ~. X. Real 10
xPr1nes. los: Charles Franris. - Miss B1n,
l0s: nan. liz H. " ShuTe entry
xATwenticc alloWNncc claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-05-06
PLACE NAMED
FOR BIC BOUT
Rickard Selects Toledo as
Sight for Willard
Dempsey Battle.

New York. May 5.-Jcss Willard
and Jack Dempsey will fight in To-
ledo. Ohio. July 4. for the world
heavyweight championship.
This announcement was made to-
hight by Tex Rickard. promoter OF
the fight. at the Hotel Biltmo=e.
Richards statement folloks:
Having consulted my attorney. 1
find that 1 am entirely within the
laws of Ohio and according to de-
cisions of the law on such cases.
therefore. I have accepted ToIedo's
offer TO hold a boxing exhibition
there.
Under the Ohio laws the Mayor
of Toledo IS permitted to grant con-
sent.
- Under the decision of the courts
one Is privileGed to employ boxers to
give exhibitions when a purse is not
fought for
The contention is that Willard and
Dempsey are employed at stipulated
sums to give a boxing exhibition and
that their pay cannot in any manner
be construed as a purse.
The fight will take place in Bay
View Park where a stadium seating
at least 5000 is to be built by Rick
ard.
Wizard the champion. and Demp-
sey, contender for the title. will shake
hands before the spectators at p. m
The prices of admission will range
from IS to $50. according to the
location OF the seats. While tho
promoter has not estimated the
probable size of the receipts. they
will undoubtedly run between 800
nO0 and 100000. Though the battle
is two months away. there has been
created enough interest in it to in
srTre tremendous gate.
s~-t nder the conditions. Dempsey
and Willard must strike training
quarters at the scene of battle :
weeks before the battle takes place.
There are plenty of suitable spots
there to accommodate both men. 81
no difficulty is expected on that
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