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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks for the kindness and express
'sions Of love and sympathy in our
recent great SORROW and will ever hold
In remembrance all who helped us in
any way 70 bear our bereavment. Mr..
and Mrs. John Walker Mckinney.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
Henry C. Frick Dead
(By Associated Pressl

New York, Dec. Henry
Clay Frick died here today. He
suffered from an attack of pto-
maine poison in November but
had nearly recovered when COM
plications developed. He is
sixty nine years old.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
JUDGE TO NAME
WILMORE, OFFICIALS

Owing to failure to elect, Judge
Shackelford will have to appoint a
town council and city judge at Will
more in Jessamine county. A mass
meeting was held there Saturday
night to recommend the names Of
five trustees and a police Judge.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
BUYS NICE HOME

Mayor L. P. Evans bought of Mr.
Joe Giunchigliani his beautiful resi-.
dence in Burnamwood now occupied
by Prof. s. s. Myers and family. This
is one Of. the most attractive homes
in Richmond, beautiful located, steam
heat, and all modern improvements
Mayor Evans will get possession the
1st of January.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
DIES in BOSTON

Harry Goodloe Simmons died sud-
denly in Boston Sunday morning,
will be buried in Danyille, KY, Thurs
day. His mother was Miss Emma
Goodloe, sister of Judge John D.
Goodloe. He was unmarried and is
survived by one sister, Miss Emily
Simmons.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02

LOST-November Court Day, be-
tween Richmond and the Stocker
farm, near Bybee; 1 red yearling,
weighs about 400 pounds; mark on
left hip. Liberal reward offered.
lE.. c. Lane, Berea, r. D. I. Phone
S7-2 rings. .2--4t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
TIE MARKETS

Cincinnati Hogs Soc; $13.75;
cattle and calves strong.
Louisville, Dec. 2-Cattle ESQ;
active and unchanged; hogs 5000
uneven; tops $500; sheep 100;
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02

Frank r. Crome, Johnson Building,
Cincinnati, Ohio, former agent, was
in town, on business court day. He
tells us that he sold farms recently
to Mr. Foley, Mr.. Alexander and
Mr.. Smith, Of this county Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
Anthracite Miners. May Strike

Springfield, H. Dec. 2-Presi-
dent Harrington, of the Illinois
miners, intimated today that if
necessary the anthracite miners
might strike if the soft coal min
ers found themselves hard press
ed in this strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
THE WEATHER

Cloudy and colder tonight and
Wednesday, with a cold wave.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02

DO not miss getting some Of that
good SORGUM from d. B. Mckinney
4 Co., before y Is all gone, phone
35 and 42. v
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02

BARGAINS THIS WEEK. big
type Poland China boars, registered
the best Of Iowa breeding. Fount
Rice, TerrilI, Ky. S09-6p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02
Appoints Commerce Secretary

Appoints Commerce Secretary
Washington, Dec. president
Wilson has selected Congressman
Alexander, of Gallatin, Mo-. to be
Secretary of Commerce, to sue
coed VIM. c. Redfeld. Nj
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-02

In 1795 II took 100 days to ser
mail from London to Bombay.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
GUILTY OF MURDER
OF MOTHER-IN.LAW

'htppei' en"i eeu ~ NC iiui uei u
no "'ie pa, e'i'S anu uel siS'ei' was
,ouiiu 8 wy! =! 'ui' q. ni'"uei pnia'
.H'ss.' :, 'ne ,iu'u ue' u Ni' iiio'nei-
""' 80 ,NsneS 9'e"", = "ecotu-
ms - u',p"''ii'S ie'et'eu ieic 'oua''
i.' e'pi t'i puhisn-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
ANOTHER LAURENS CASE.
1t Proves That There's \ Way Out
for Many Suffering LnurrnS EllkS

Just another report of a case in
laurcns. Another typical case. Kid
ncy ailments relieved in Laurcns with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
). j. Avery, carpenter, i30 Park ST.,
l1aurens, says: TOO much lifting and
hard work several years ago broke
down my health and brought on kid
ney trouble. My back/felt as if a
weight were pulling down on it and
dizzy spells came ovey me when black
spccks would apReay before my eyes.
m1 felt worR SO tired orn3s could dd0d har&y do
get on my shoes, my ankles bloated
so. | was nervous and had headaches
all the time. My eyes were affected,
too. My kidneys didn't act as they
should and the secrctions were high
ly colored and painful in passage.
Hearing about Doan's Kidney Pills,
got some at DR.. B. f. Posey's Drug
Store and they made me feel much
better from the first, and continued
use entirely cured me-
G0c at all dealers. FosterNlilburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
ENGLAND MEDIA ATES
FOR FIRST TIME SINCE
THE RAILROAD STRIKE

81 c
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
Donald Wilson Home
Unexpectedly Today

MI and Mrs J W Wilson received
q VEN pleasant nfrprise his morning
when their sun Donald marched I'M
upon them They wsru not expecting
him until Friday or SATURDAY, although
thoY know he was in camp kenrny.
Donald Wilson belonged to the sun.
shine division Of tho honduuartar~
detachment .htch atilcd from CAM
kearnb, calf. He enlisted In Alba.
querlue with tho National guards on
july 2eth 1917 being ~ that time
a student NJ the University.
Tie would have graduated this yonr
tfa Intends 20 complete bis education
nut ~ willing to rest a. home for
nw lille When D nrmiatice wus
hiEn"l he wns stationed nt Ra,imN
part OF Tho reserve Tor the Nerduu
fufrra ready a. gu into action Wilson
was ihe reHmcntal aoTueunt major
Ar % MIS- Wilson confessed 10
laying OF work Tor the morning IA
tla things over"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29

ssi a further hearing for . o'clock
Dr. &. y. Meinnd. for several years
prominent In tho dental profession ul
hits city. arrived yesterday from Den
Yer for a hrlef visit. Or. Hagiand
sold his practice last summer and
went TO Denver to study rye
Doctors I. @ Rice and o. ~ Roy
90 have been granted n building per-
nit 10 make alterations In the room
Ina HOUSE. located az si5 East Central
avenue. the improvements to cost tS.-
GOO. u " Understood that they will
establish a small s%anitorium there.
The Menaul school held the cont
mcnccmcnt c~t@rciscs OF tho eighth
grade al ten o'clock this morning
The graduation play WIS given Ast
night The Spy % Gettysburg" and
y I. rrportcd that h pupilu did very
N. A. Jordon. state rcpr-acniative
Tor New Mexico and the Panhandle
OF Texas FOR the Case automobiles nr.
rived last niEht on "a business trtp
ffum Amarillo. Texas
Tho engagement OF Miss Ignore
brown aad Joe Miller Il reported.
W A. kclcher IL In Mountainair On
business.
Carl Movers who has been In over.
seas service. has Just returned 10 Al.
h~uqucrquc.
VIM. Pence. an Albuquerque lad u
INC u y =. Hukomu. writes friends
from Holland that they are leaving
Tor Heieium. which Will be the last
trip before coming home.
The springer Transfer 60. has Just
r"cicsed FROM tho narher-pottar Mot.
o. Co. "a lnrGc duplex four wheel drive
truck .cquiuped with an automatic
dump body for heavy hauling.
There will be n big dance az tho
Masonic Temple tonight FOR Masons
and their ladies only.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
VALUABLE GARDEN
HINTS GAINED BY
LOCAL EXPERIENCE
County Extension Agent Gives
Benefit Of Garden Experiments
in Bernalillo County. Boys and
Girls Organizing for Work.

D. L. Phillips. the county extension
agent. has gathered e rrca. many In
~ttrestiue facts about local conditions
In gardening which should prove ~
definite value 20 the beginner in gar.
deninE The first thinE TO be- runsld.
cred D. the location. OF thurse. a sun
~ spot. where the soil b. reasonably
good and where there b. good drain.
axe should be- selected, sandy loan
makes the best garden soil Vegetable
can be rrowr IN quite a large variety
ui soils however. providing they are
properly treated \ fair mou "
moisture Be- essential, humes ~ nee.
ss-afy in all cases manur should BE-
literally supplied. and u u is 90 hp
rrrd Tor this sruHun u should Dee as
VOL rutted ms possible. aH Frccu ma
rure WndH Go burn.
To prevent the ground from baking
ttp-drcsH with clean. fine sand. or
cover the seed bed with dirt which
should hc removed after the young
shoots make their appearance The
soil should not Doe worked while % D.
too Wet That Kills o. pluut the
seeds ia rows. al varieties 81 ,cgeth,
nlrF DO best boz rows which should DO
high,r than thr |irriFatiug bitches
IumpkinH squash potatoes. should
mot hH planted Iu back va gardens
Iu town To put the back yard gar.
utu uu I uaNinE basis fldishrs. peas
lettuce" green beans. CT any quick
growiur crop should hc rut boz. plant
lus Boo even rows tuu ~lrr.EHfirE m
urruwF There ave few varieties ~
ruritu truck which do well with tuU
flood nr co. bed method
Do not water YOUR garden when th,
seed Cuu ue aturesDi lu Your hand su
That o. sticks together AlwHNs plant
tho seed after tho ground ht- hud a
proper ouu uf moisture. applied
u iH not i good plan tu Irrlritp arA
Mind 81 garden srpd directly after
I iHntiur ut tu Wtsh awuF the JIft Is
t b. surr Zoo bake emil viii result iu t
HHr afHuu
To, ru,s Ind Girls Garden .'uH.
Hf. being r~rufrluItrd fur SUMMER
nuIk Iui DO hoped fhu' their .Hu
frIHu'inus Viii materially increase fHr
proc urtIuu uf gtrlsn stuff this sum-
usT children iu both stock amt rHf
t'u club viii ur helped and finance
tf fhr American Trust tuu satIur
Tank OF Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
Personal News Items


F0uf-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Auto spring. oil makes. Korbcr Co.
taxi. Phone i7s. Nicholson Taxi.
Pay your dues g .he ss-blr" club
ar. and Mrs. n. &. Stewart %
Carthage, were visitors In Aibuquer-
Harry y. owen. district attorney
for the seventh judicial district. was
q Los Lunas visitor In the city to-
ban Plpkin Of Gallup. was attend.
ihe 20 business mattcra In Albuquer-
que today.
j e. swain Of Wagon Mound. was
registered at a local hotel today.
John Becker cams up from nelen
today OF u brief business trim.
Mr.. and Mrs q. W. Dahl OF Datil.
we're among the visitors In the city
today.
W DsNewcomb Of socorro was at.
tendine 10 business affairs In Alhh-
querque today.
zacarios Padrla " San Rafael was
Registered At a local hotel today.
Edward Maharam left this morning
Tor points In California ON am ibdcf-
mite visit.
,. A. Chavcs " Alrodones. was d
business visitor In the city today.
Mrs N. u. oruie, Lloyd ormc. and
hiHs Hernicc orme ~ Mountninair.
werc visitors In Albuquerque Tor the
DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs n. a. Sanchez Of
Kennedy, were among the visitors a.
a iocar hotel today,
James ftagg was brought in.o DO
irc court this morning on the charge
% speeding ana paid a fine Of SO
and costs. or ti5.
~ y Eean 81 san Antonio. was
registered at a local hotel today.
Mr. n Mrs j. N. burton of -.
nnsia. were visitors In the city to-
day
a. w. Nero. Jr. OF Algodones was
attending TO business affairs ln Alhu.
qucrquc today
George PADRE. arrested ON the
charge ~ breaking up furniture. ex-
hlhtting "a revolver n threatening
g. Nil Margaret Cox. WIS given d
hearing before Judge " " McCiri.
Ian this morning He announced that
hc would plead guilty. hut Judge Ne.
''ellan refused 10 accept the plea ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.
Announcement

am entering my nuh year In tho
treatment uf Hay Fever SuthIur
wonderful about tho treatment bit boz,
results a. "a, Conner. ~ o. o. %.
Telephone Cor appointment. Gl5 ggf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
REMEMBER gsI.

Good wall paper ana painted wall
cleaning We stoam and dry clean
rugs. call Bert. 22i.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
EFFICIENT LADY DRIVERS
BUSKEY'S TAXI PHONE COG

A larry liver leads 60 chronic dys
and constiraton-Wcakcns the
whole system. Deans Reguiets (80g
per hoN) act mildly on the liver aua
bowels A. an drug stores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
TENNIS SEM|F|NALs TODAY
MISS BJURSTEDT BARELY
WINS FROM MISS WAGNER
Nils. Wnrren'x Match Postponed He
cause or Injury Received by Her
Opponent, MiHn Hooker.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1o-M;ss
Molla Bjurstedt the titleholder: Mrs.
Gilbert Harvey. Philadelphia. and Mrs.
George Wightman and Miss Marian
Zinderstein. both OF Boston. advanced
TO the semifina! round Of the womcn's
national lawn tennis tournament at
the Philadelphia Cricket club TO-DAY.
inc draw for tomorrow will bring to-
gether Miss Bjurstedt and Miss Tin :
derstein In the lower bracket. and Mrs.
Wightman and Mrs. Harvey in the
upper half.
Miss Bjurstedt came closer 10 being
defeated today than she has in any
competition In the national tourna-
men,s in the past 1--WE years. Opposed
TO Miss Marie Wagner. Of New York.
MISS Blurstedt was forced to the limit
TO win. 62 SIS CT
Played on Grit Alone.
Toward the end of the play Miss
cvidcn. that she vas playing on h"r
grit alone. va "e'
pb Mrsi ,hsirvey; the lone hope of the
Le esiiajae y, Ma disir!ct. defeated NESS
match. g. 40. Ga. "' '"'ee -S''
tory yrs e! Mi1fh,msn gained an easy vic
send. philadeiphfa, so. si i""' Town
sa mss a ntpd ssi;,n 4iayed wonderful
Claire Cassell. New York, 81. 81.
Mas Zinderstein In FInaIs.
Miss I!nderstcin and, MISC Eleanor
loss loss, holder of the national double 3
rnarn Pioh Snip advanced to the final
matches today. Their first victorv wa :
sSG2ren over Miss Mollie Thaycr and
6,3, 6-3. In the second match ,hc.,..
eliminated Miss Bjurstedt and Mrs. S.
ullerion Weaver. S-3 l-6. 6-i
IN the girls singles Miss Adelaide
Hooker. OF Greenwich. sprained her
ankle Playing a double contest and
was unable TO play her seminal round
mdtch with Hiss Elizabeth warren
richmond: Va. An X-raF Was taken
OF the injured member tonight and II
pmssibie the match Will be pis yed to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
LAT0NIA ENTRIES TODAY

up: six se sS Laqry ana "a
i0l: e. NJ. Comisky. III; Premium iii: Ed
Garrison. Ill: View. III; Manganese lis !:
Broomswecp. l16: Manfred. tis; Tom Caro-.
:l6; Eligible: Allah. l0G: Sister Susie. iii ):
SIX Lady. III; Marss John. lo': Trus,y.
half eo f%rlonssscsp,sf anG s,an 2a o, ana Boa
loI: Maize. 10Y. Catania. li2. Viva cuba.
liz; Pansy Blossom. III: Black Prince. rs:
Code OF Honor 10; Principle. ll5: Patrol
ll5. Eligible: Bright Gold. i07: Pine Grove.
III. VIII johnson. rs: Kurna. ll2; C!cely
Kay. l!2: Jack Pryor. lis
Third racc-four-ycar Odds and up; six
lurlonss-iIcrald. 1906: Dragood. 1906: Port
pTsp"an' loS: Top o the Morning. 100.
Jap. -: Joe Stair. los: Bclisolar. los: Mint
Cat, lo,; I'D Stone. li2. Toto. l23; Senninss
and one sixteenth. miles Diversioh, i6i:
Broom Peddler l07: Tokay. IO7; Sewei
Combs; lc Tom Boio 100: Bribed Voter.
lcn; Viva America. III.
Sixth race-three year -olds and up; one
B;encfac,or. Ice: Duke OF sclby. iio: Lottery.
III, Starkcy. III: Riheshooter. III: Jack
Rhymer. III: Mcdusa l06: Selma &; % Rod
start. 1866 Ambuscade. III. George Duncan,
seventh racc--three- ycar-olds and up; one
and @no-H Hs .sIitruHsste III. ~
,92EE Samuels. los; brynlimah, los: Kingosi
liz: sam McMeckin. liz: Golden Glow lis
weather clear. track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Postponement Short,
Bout On for Monday

Prevented Inst night because OF n
Misunderstanding OF the cIrcun-
stances under which the boxing
bout between Holman and Lawrence
WAS Ia hRvc bccn stngcd mt the
Ordnance Depot mt Seven Pines II
has been nuthorftntiNeIy stated TINT
tho mntch Will take ptncc on Mon
day night, June %. mt the same hour
ut which It was planned TO have IL
yesterday.
Some opposition nroSe, It L. UNI
dcrstood. because of tho impress
sion which gained crcdcncc thut tho
II IL NOT, those In charge state. The
boNcrs are donating their services
Tree nnd the receipts Will go for the
benefit of the athletic fund of tho
ordnance Depot. Being stnEcd on n
government reservation prevents II
from conflicting with any state inyys
ON tho subject.
MnJOr-GcncrnI Omnr Bundy md
the entire Camp Ice general stan
came over iuSt night to attend the
hout. huge crowd gathered mt
the station at Twcnty-thIrd and
Dock Streets before the announce
incnt wnS made TINT the match lind
been called OF. 4 still larger nudI-
cncc had Journeyed to seven pine.
In automobiles and gathered around
the ring.
Tickets which were purchased
for the bout mny be redeemed where
houGht. or mt the ground. mt Seven
Pines Monday by uny who cannot
intend because of the pOstponcmcnt
The trnin will leave Monday night
at $40 O'Clock to carry the crowd
to the battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
WILL FORM TWO DISTRICTS
Amateur Athletic Union to SpIh and
Have Headquarters mt Buffalo
and indianapolis.
rRv Associated Press

NEW YORK. June lo.-Plans for the
formation OF two new district assoc.a-
tions Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
with headquarters at Buffalo and In
dianapolis. were announced here to-
might by Frederick w. Ruben, score
tary-treasurer Of the organization.
The new associations, he said. would
be formed from territory taken from
tho unw!eldy metropolitan and CEN
trail associations. the great size OF
which has hampcrcd athletes living at
points far removed from ccntcrs where
meets are held. Others OF the prcscn:
district associations Will be split in
the near future, Mr.. Ruben added.
The new association taken from the
metropolitan association territory will
be known as the Western New York
association. The association. with
headquarters in indianapolis, will be
l-rown as the Indiana Association. and
Will include all OF the State OF In
diana.
In both cases clubs affected BY the
proposed change have signed petitions
directed 10 the \. ~ L. indicating a
'tEonE desire for the creation OF new
districts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
JAMAICA RESULTS

s F1s Hy 70 sSS a II:
who Cares. 10 tFatorl. II to 5. / TO g and
2 and TO- 2. third, Time-i:oi is Buster
so Second r.a;s rae one mile and
,G5 and to .. Won Solds, de vs5du9: IeS
kousseaSpi ss tEricksonl; 10 to /. / to / and !
Dragon Rock. St; ;" Qnen,ln' sir iS wiiiiSm
Johnson. Zinnia. Zenith. HongkonE also
Third raoe-six Observation-Disclosures m
as Gala han). IS to !. to /. and TO /. won:
Arrah Coon; ll5 (r.oftus). 2 to .. { to 3. 4: TO
5 second; Pickwick. lea (O'Brien). s 10 !.
70 and even. third. ri,ne--l:l2 2-5.
COBALT Lass. Jyntee. SCOTS. Mahony. Sc
Dan; Louise v. Green Gold. Quietudc. Sim
Fourth race--onc me-Purchasc 129
tI.oftusl. to 4. out out won; Eternal
ond; ophclia. ,loi twaIlsl. so to l. s 10 i.
ana TO .. third 1'me-l:3s is. Blair
Fifth raee-mile and a s,xteenth-Tapa-
Euer. lo2 tFatorl IS to ;. to 81 to .. won:
Marchcsa H.. eS lErickson). y to 3. to 8 and
to .. second: Wtlfrcda. Sc (Coltiicttei, 9
TO- to and to ). third. Timc-i:4s
10 Saddle Rock. Tom Young, Pctor.
Ferndale. indiscreet also ran.
sixth race---hve furlongs-Cirayssian lie
tEolan), to /, to and even. won: Anzac.
los tSchutttnger), II to 5. 10 10 and | TO
j. second; My Laddie. lis tTroaler). to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
lATONlA RESULTS

@ Fa ;ss .. f,S5rGsg gS 4:, ,es
dcck III Gspelloj. $3.50 .Ss5. second :.
I hreeze: ls lMurray?., $3.50. third Time.
isob T. A Rs1 Port Light, Duke OF la
JACK Straw also ran. a. :
second race : FIVE turlonSs Inspector
Acc Of TrumPs. lis (Grothj. $3.50. sac. " sec ::
third. Time. 90 As. Trayes,y. Lord w.
sweep Jr. Alex Jr.. Captain Tony Svcr
Goid. sparta nburs and Lord Hamilton also
Third Third t,ases.si. turlong.-sway. los ivan
tRobinsonl. $3.50 $3.50 second Linden. lis
S ss. by Heck. Early Spring Tetlcy and
h H245i9 .so % r7 IL
tThurber). $3.50. $40 second: Ga,ltcunci 81
Murray. $3.50. third. Tine. l:i2 s-s San
Zen. Tim McGec. Subahdar. Bon Tromp
ia Thnrbsr1 $50 "e ost fins: cea
mont. 10 tG!oth). S2.5o. out. second; Cincer
10 tWarrinGton). out third. Time. i:3s
Texas Special also ran "
sehs @ s a S. %
WEXFORD; los (CanfeidJ. $3.50. $40. i sccnnd
C;ourmond. los (Thurber) sci 90 third Ti,n.
Las 2-5 Foster: Emhry. Emanele war Tas
Betsy X. Hadrian Water Willow. Dixie Car.
Robinsan, sn $3.50 o!.ess sna ,iie
second: Lucky r.. ios tcamacidi. ssio tSSirS
Time lS2 si 30 c Kilkenny: Sishi Owl Gordon
waterproof. Shadow Lawn. Dr.. Shafe srK Also
''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

lo2; Tattle. i95; Hackamorc. io7: sw,e. ,n.
bic, loi: Copyright. 10. ->p>
curtin raCe-threc year oids and nm. o>,.
ana half furlongs-Pctcr Piper liz! RnS
MMS.toy. 100: Assume ~: old KcenIs Ia.
oSso0d LOB: Out the Way. 40 lS W
H. ~; S,SSear',inS. lls; George Starr. IN Tho
Firm rase"ihff S; i yeer-ela. and "a o..
I Inilc and scveenty, ysrdsP Paddy WhaAs II az"
riG@sady: ipl ~ Bcal. i0;, war Spiri2'
TioTZu ! N,Sh, ie; African Arrow iis Bois,sr
ia: Dorcas. ll6: Albert A. los; 'ratior' nay PAY
ys,::. oTdder!Et io!; paddy,s choice. los Raj:
IS. W.. IhiStcdon. TO-: War Zon. iSi !.
f9ncher. loG. Graphite. los Our Nsph.w i ,S,'
TiSth race-threc- year Odds and up: one ono
~. ana seventy yardS-Drummon, N, !.
j.; ,ErTant. il6; Trito. III: Strnightforvarii
III. iihnnGcrciap. loii Wyndovc-. lC4: raGdv'
~. tEiinper. ll3. Bolster, ll3: IuciiIit -
weather clear; track fast '''''' 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
-Four Stars to Cover
Fight July 4 for I'D.

Four star sport writer's will cover
the Wiilard-Dcmpsey fight Mt To-
lcdo, ON July 8, for The Times
Dispatch. The quartet will in
cludc;
Damon RunyOn, the hest descrIp-
i've writer OF sporting events In
tho country.
Jnncn }. Gorbett, former heavy
weight champion md an expert OH
NIL ring affairs.
Frank T.. Nenke, we'll known for
his Eossipy stories OF the prepnra-
ton aud condition of the lighters,
which have appeared from time to
time, nnd,
Jnck Dillon, known In puKiIistic
circles nv "Jnck the Giant Killer
because OF his great fights with n
number or henvyweiEhts. Dillon
has boxed four rounds each with
Willard and Dempsey recently, and
In therefore qualified to write
autlIoritntIvely OF the strong points
nnd wcaknesEeS OF ench OF the con-
tcstnnts. iiis story OF his work.
out with Dempaey f. printed today.
His ntory OF his rounds with Will
nrd will appear sunday. On next
rucsdny morning he Will pick tho
winner Of the great independence
Day battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
JAMAICA ENTRIES TODAY

netty J.. ia: Phantom Fair IA. Ina Wooh
Nv: sweet Apple. l09; Just Fancy. lii All.
ia i'ee''
,, Second race-three- yoar-olds and up: one
~ ,S.; 81 mad q per MS pr Rae. %; ST: Quen.
iia: Sasin. IL. ballast. ITO. Miss Bryn. los
IIoaiEher. li6; Chcs,e. Two: 10; James, io7
S S rles Francis. No. Hubbub. ~: Beauty
sleep: %; King John. ZIG; Tantalus IS
IS: Benevolent. lis
+, Third race;-two year odds: Ave rurlongs-
phnntom Fair. 100; Fanny Cook iOa: Fair
Golieen io2: Rosciand. loi: American Hoy
lo'; Bioblcr. lo': Drucilla. l01: lncinnratnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
ATHLETICS, 2; TIGERS, !
nv Associated Press I

PHILADELPHIA, June is.-Phila-
dclphia defeated Detroit today . to J..
two passes. sacrifice and an error,
together with Wild pitch and Shan-
mons hit. deciding the game in the
nrst inning Heilmann knocked the
BAN into the bleachers IN the seventh.
Bush and Young were indefinitely
suspended result OF the mix up
with Umpire Na!lin Wednesday.