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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05

Few representatives were absent
when Sheriff Henry A. kuehl made
the formal announcement that the
court was in session with william
Theophflus and F. d. Let's as
Judges for the term. Judge The
ophflus. will preside over the law
and criminal department. AT q
O'Clock today the grand fury was
sworn in and next Monday the trial
jury will report.
Kaynick Held to Grand Jury
Charles Kraynick was held to the
grand Jury under $4,000 bonds by
Police Magistrate John C. Higgins
yesterday .oh q charge Of, lar
ceny. The hearing grew out
OF the drunken 1oyride in which
Eva Black lost diamond rings.
worth $3.50 last Friday night.
Kraynick is married. His wife was
In the court room when be was
bound over. Miss Black faces a
charge Of intoxication In the court
OF Justice of the Peace ". w.
Scott. Date for the trial has not
been set.
Detects Adulterated Cloth.-How
to detect adulteration in wool, silk,
and linen goods will be the. subject
Of q scientific demonstration, and
lecture to be given at the Acad-
envy Of Sciences>at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. The lecture will be Civ
en- by Mrs. Louise Falk Robbins,
lately in charge of botany classes
at the Colorado Agricultural col
lege. The use of the microscope
in showing authorizations will be
demonstrated. Samples; OF goods.
brought by the public. will be an
alyzed by Mrs. Robbins. Next We'd
nesday Mrs. Robbins will tell how
to detect similar authorizations by
the use Of CHEMICALS.
! Improve Main Road.-Scott and
Muscatine counties will go $3.50
on the improvement OF S-miie
stretch Of River-to-River road,
where 1t borders the two counties,
according to a COMMUNICATION from
the Iowa state highway commits
sion.
obituary The death Of Mrs. Ho-
nora Tracey ocakrred at 2:30
O'clock yesterday morning at 1929
Belle avenue after an Illness otsfx
I monthas tHrafinn
I John H. Woehlke.e residing in
fBlackhawk, and. a. leading dairy
]msn Of that vicinity for the last 35
years. passed away at his home
yesterday morning at o'clock
after . lingering Illness. For the
last two weeks, Mr.. Woehlke had
been confined to his bed.
4 Licensed to Wed.-waldo Wulf
and Dorothy M. Hampton, both Of
Davenport: Angel B. Mace and
Daisy A. Rose, both Of Davenport:
Henry Strohben and Ella Schroe-
der. both Of Blue Grass: John ],
, Kelly and Katherine B. Collins
both Of Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Peoria Grain.

z Peoria, Ill, Nov. 6.-Corn, &c
higher; new corn &c to &c higher;
No. 4 white 1.5001.51; No. l yell
low 1.57@1.57H; No. 2 yellow 1.57 !:
No. yellow La; No. 4 yellow
1.50@1.51; No. yellow LAT: No.
mixed 1.56; No. 4 mixed l.56;
No. s mixed Leg.
Oats, unchanged; No. 3 white
71h.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-COrn: No. 2
mixed. 1.5901.6iA; No. 2 yellow,
. 1.6901.62.
- Oats: No. 2,white, 73h@75c; No.
white, 71074Ac.
Rye: No. 2, nominal; No. 3,
1874; barley, 1.32@1.38.
Timothy, S.50911.25; clover.
nominal.
Pork, nominal; lard. 1855; ribs,
19.00020.0O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Chicago Provisions

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 5.-Butter,
lower; creamery, 52066c.
Eggs higher. receipts, 2,z56
cases: frsts, 6S@59c: ordinary
flrsts, 5005215c: at mark, cases
included, 52@5Sc: storage packed
firsts.s 59hc.
Poultry alive, higher: springs,
&c: fowls. 1sK 02lc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, Nov. g. Hogs. receipts
1900: 10c to zoe higher: active;
top price 14.75; bulk 14.40@14.65;
lights 14.40014.75; mediums IA. 40
@14.75; heavies 14.40014.75.
Cattle, receipts $50; steady and
more active; calves. stronger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
East st. Louis Livestock.

East st. Louis, Ill, Nov. S.
Hogs receipts $4,000; higher; top
price $3.50; bulk. 14.75@15.05;
heavy. 14.75@15.00; medium. 1910
@15.1o; light. 1f.4o016.ob; light
light, 14.20@14.75: heavy packing
sows, smooth, 12.50013.00; packing
sows, rough, H.b0012.5o: pigs.
13.50@14.5O.
Cattle receipts. $500; steady.
Beef steers, medium and heavy.
choice and prime, 17.0001S.50;
medium and good, 1o.75@16.75;
common, S.5O@10.75: light, good
and choice, 14.0001s.25; common
and medium, Ss00@14.00. Butcher
cattle, heifers. 7.00016.00; COWS,
6.50011.50; veal calves, light and
handy, 14.50016.25.
Sheep receipts, 1000; steady.
Lambs, 81 pounds down, 1850
14.75; yearling wethers, 10000
1900; ewes medium and choice,
5.500750.
Horses and Mules.
East st. Louis. Ill, Nov. 81
Horses and mules, unchanged.
: McCaoe's ;emi-annual third floor
sale All this week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago. Nov. 5-Potatoes. steady:
arrivals u cars: northern sacked
and bulk whites 2.3002.60; west
ern russets BIS per hundredweight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
CHICAGO FUTURES
Liberty Bonds.

New York, Nov. 5.-Prices of
Liberty bonds at 1880 a. m. today
we're 31as, 100.S2; first As, $500:
second As, 1920; first, Ans, $3.50;
second ANS, $3.50; third ANS,
96.12; fourth Ans. 93.44; Victory
AIS. 99.46: Victory Ans, 99.46.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
CHILE FOR LEAGUE,

Washington, Nov. 5.-The Chilean
minister at London has been au-
th0rized to announce the adhesion
Of Chile to the League Of Nations,
according to q state department adj
vice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05

London, Nov. General Deni-
kline, commander Of the Russian
southern army, has concluded an
armistice with the Ukrainians, ac-
cording TO Vienna dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05

The smallest bone In the human
body is to be found in the drum o.
the ear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Moline Obituary
Leena De NeYers.

Le6M0 iJ6 MeyetHs q
Miss Leona Me Meyers died as
WATERFOWL hospital Monday night.
She was born in 1863 In Belgium.
Miss, De Meyers died of paralysis.
Surviving her ID one brother. Sire
DeMeyers Of East Moline. Funeral
services will be held Wednesday
morning at S:15 In st. Mary'a
church. Father Van Stappen will
oficiate. Interment will BE- IN st
Mary's cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05

McCabe's semi-annual third foor
sale. All this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Buying Prices
What Rosk !slsaa Assehanss fag
Buying Prices
II Beek 1alaAA

The prices helow sEe thoss paid b.
merchants for grain brought IN from ths
country and not for shipmsnts b. rail Or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05

McCabe's semi-annual third floor
sale. AL this week,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
BAY STATE, N.Y.,
AND EkNTuCkY
|, co REPUBLICAN
Continued from Page One,

N~OAAAeeu 4AVAu AS8o OA0'J
made support OF law and. order the
sole issue Of his campaign, was
reelected yesterday by a plurality
OF 124,173 over Richard H. Long,
Democrat. &et
The revised vote Of the state
complete:
Coolidge, s17,s47; Long, 1ss,s74.
The vote given Governor Cool
idge was tho largest ever cast for
governor In this state, although
his plurality has been exceeded.
The total vote was unusually
heavy. 81
Tbs entire Republican state tick
ct was elected by large margins.
Although the Democrats gained
four seats In the house Of repre-
sentatives, the Republicans gained
three seats in the state senate and
will have their usually large ma
jorities in both branches.
New York Race Close.
New York, Nov. 5.-Ondy. the Of
fetal count will determine wheth-
er Tammany hall failed yesterday
in its efforts to elect q president OF
the board Of aldermen. On the
face of virtually complete returns,
Representative r. H. LaGuardia;
the Republican nominee, defeated
Robert L. Moran, Democrat, by
1880 votes. The total with rs dis
tricts missing was 9z1, SCI, and II
was divided as follows:
LaCuardia, 3ss,2s6: Moran. 3s7,.
76S; James O'Neil. Socialist, 124..
259.
Tammany lost all contests fol-
seats on the supreme court bench
in the first and second judicial dis
tricts. !
Repubs' Sweep Kentucky. I,
Louisville, KY, Nov. 5.-With 10
counties missing out Of 120, ,inof.
fetal RETURNS early today gave Ed
win p. Morrow Republican, a ma.
jority of 23,579 votes over Cover.
nor James d. Black. Democrat, In
the race for governor Of Kentucky
Republican state headquarters pre-.
dicted that complete returns from
the 10 missing counties will give
Morrow a total majority OF $4,000
votes.
Unofilcial returns from the city
counties indicate the statewide
prohibition amendment was defeat
ed by majority of 1851. Jeffer
son county, which includes Louis
vile, cast 22.S7S against tn,
amendment and ,54A for it.
The Republicans will control tn,
lower house and the Democrats tn.
senate. Il
New Jersey Elects Democrat
Trenton, N, j., Nov. 5.-Edwart
l Edwards, Democratic candidat,
for governor of New Jersey, wa.
elected yesterday by q plurality o
approximately twelve thousand
With some returns missing from
only 81 OF the 2,011 districts in thu
state he had 209,371 votes as com
pared with 179,147 for Newton A
X. ,Bugbee, his Republican oppon
ent.
The, victor staked his politica
future upon the "wets," and won
The Republican nominee had tn
backing of the anti-saloon league
Leaders of both parties rrofesse,
to believe this was the issue which
had most to, do with deciding tn
contest.
G. 0. F. Gains in Virsipia.
|. Rihcomnd, Va, Nov. 5.-Return
from yesterdays elections in yir
ginia show slight Republican gain
in the general assembly but moth
hing indicating any change from tn
overwhelming Democratic MAORI
ties in both branches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
N. Y. CURB MARKET
Open1n9

Turnished By z. ". Wagner . Co..
nembsfs Of all exchanges. Rock Islsnd
sffics suite 500 Best building. Phones =. /.
$50 and 75l. D. n. Miner, mansger.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Local Stocks and Bonds

(ouotations furnished BY Greenhes1 Dtok
efage Co.. 2o0 Safety Bldg.
Pierre 3. I. 4A48.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05

McCaoe's semi-annual third moo.
sale. All this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
G. 0. F. Gains in Virginia.

Rihcomnd, Va, Nov. 5.-Returns
from yesterdays elections in yir-
ginia show slight Republican gains
in the general assembly but moth
ling indicating any change from the
overwhelming Democratic MAORI
ties in both branches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-05
Horses and Mules.

East st. Louis, III, Nov. 5.
Horses and mules, unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
PREPARE FOR FOOTBALL
VIRGINIA TECH HAS PEACH
OF BACK FIELD FOR ELEVEN
Coach Brrnicr Working Ont New
Material To Select Formidable
Line FOR Team.

hLACkSBtRG, Sept 23.-With a
squad OF forty men which is being in
creased daily. Coach Bcrnicr. of Vir-
sinia Tech is getting down to real
work IN preparation for the opening of
the football. season here October 4
with Hampton Sidney College. Tho
"ork Tor the past week has been main
~ devoted TO the essentials of roo,-
hal with a stn daily workout in ,ba
charging pit
me backhcld material "a, hand IS all
mat coach could wish for. Th,.v
are an men OF football experience ana
very little attention viii have 10 n.
given them with the exception Of &,
thorough polishing up and a connjo,..
mastery OF the method OF overhead al
tack. az
should oaGn'f oe "G r, maierial is not VIVA, i,
editions are Hall. o: The i Isl,; Ihs
%avai i' a!.< ,o whG starred with the tn.
WIN IN All Likelihood hold their :, , .'ien
80" o., ana center respectively
E.r nnr- ', .,'n Marvel at Quarter.
a. heaN% enough for the nrsi linz ~ ~;
., iehse, but they are decidedly ~, ~r.,. %
~ - very probable that Cr.sp, the o..
nana marvel will WORK al nua,',,.
aSaln this season "u"'t Ter
,,o,,, ""tr ieTback We CHING over joo
= SCHhc' h.ng unusual. but E.r
~ !" r"piG!S getting out OF IN. de,
-. i.aH ing iitht men in the kcysionr
~, c" a: IN a ~ probability. IL wiIl
oe c'lsr and Reid VINO viii break ~
nay for the man car-v;rp 10 .nc
ms Ecar ana from pas, pcrforin,nraS
WIS huShE pair should 80 nror.c, -
Fuhh.r mat there VIII be no s,n,,;, 'v
th. Teen attack "''"H
I:ch!and IS all agog over the sea
sons prospects ana IN, Miles ov.,i a.
crowded every afternoon win tai.hrnS
followers Of the game Anon -
many candidates who have re,or,.I
may ne mentioned the following. dan
ta!h tiard"ick. end: ro!ly Hail and
.tr'e tackle, Rcdd and ,;ods.v
nh!tbacks and George Parrish. cen.
New TiE-Skin ChnserS Report.
Tn" new E-skin chasers VINO have
reported and are showing promise ar.
Justin armstrong, formerly OF me
No7lp!h h!ues, who is making a
strong bud for one % the guard pos
iiions; JACK korneEay. a former BLACK
Ton" Academy boy whO has had ex-
Graham. a 80 pound boy from EIa,np(
H"n- Sdnsy coll"g" and Van Wag.nen.
OF thai ham Training Schoo. New
man. liArd" OK and Slusscr Of The
ioea! h!En SchOo! VIII enter Tech this
session and are trying for places on
.aSt years squad reported for practice
today
The sauad is being augmented each
day and Bc.ni"r viii have a; least
seventy I'VE candidates by tho opcning
Of schpoi tomorrow The entire out.
~ IS Gmar'ercd at the big field house
tor n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
GRESSETTE, FURMAN BACK,
BOOSTS SPIDER OUTLOOK
New Additions Are Mnde DoIIy IN
Richmond College Football
Squad,

A chilling atmosphere was no bar
10 the Spider workout yesterday:
rather the weather conditions were
more conducive TO football and had
injected into the play. The squad CON
tinued large and even at this early
stage 4 favorable football future is be-
ginning TO loom up large. due 10 the
inSistant grind through which Coach
Dobson and his associates are sending
the men.
The scrimmage yesterday was shorn
or a play. the backs pluneing through
the lines showing grit, while spots in
the! lines were impenetrable. Practice
VII continue hard as the Spiders frs;
objective, the University OF Virginia
game, is only nine practise days of
Coupled with this. local stock took
another boost with the acquisition Of
Gressettc. big halfback. formerly a
varsity player at Furman University
but took in the other practice His
punt!nS had noticca ble qualities and he
may strengthen the team in that
phase. The newcomer was letter
man at Furman during the last two
seasons. Robbins John Marshall
will, OF las, years mformals.
Gates Kidd, who played center on
the Richmond College varsity in II.
and IL getting his letter in the lat
ter year. was on the field and will be
in uniform by Saturday. Kidd's re-
porting gives Dobson four "R" men
Manager ORrien has turned over TO
coach Dopson neSotia ions with Coach
Driver: Of William and Mary. for the
desired Thanksgiving Day tusslc with
me indians The two rival athletic
chiefs will try 10 come 10 some agree
reached. Richmond yridiron followers
are In hopes the game can be booked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
HOLD SCR|MMACE IN RAIN !
ELEvENS AT U. OF v. STAGE
CONTEST IN DOWNPOUR
GrIdirnn Men Hattie on Mnrshy FL.Id
Prrpnrlng for Initial Gnnc OF
season.
lSpecial to The Times Dispatch.

u NIL
In steady downpour of rain. that
converted Lambeth Field into a vcri-
engaged this AFTERNOON in IT'S it's i atuad
scrimmaEc. preparing for her first
game with Randolph- Macon College on
drcnched to the Skin. it was difficult
for the men TO hold the bail or TO
show any real drive or speed yet
plenty Of fight and spirit was evi-
dcnccd
Coach Coleman started his tentative
varsity against u strong second team
The tn VARSITY included Wood center:
MCGOWAN. tackles Michc and Bald
win. ends: Davis. quarter: Rhinchart
and Dun: haifhacks. and Baker, fun
the second teams defense. yet man
aged to display drive and teamwork
enGouraGing at this early stage.
ground gamer lie charges Well. Win
a powerful leg drive and has splendid
VIII probably be in the varsity line
VI, at the start on Saturday.
Nirsinia,s chances for "A wcll-bal-
anced backiicld have been greatly en-
HANGED by the return Of John Ray.
varsity halfback in 1913. Ray lief, the
university TO accept a Rhodes scholar
ship at the same time as did Bobby"
Gooch. Ills experience should make
him valuable leader In Virginia's Of
Tense this fall.
Alumni coaches continue 10 mani
les, great interest in the team. Jim
White, South Atlantic choice FOR end
Tor several seasons. is aiding Colcrna n
with the aspirants for the wing posi-
tions. Bobby" GooCh VIII remain here
for another week. oscar Randolph, OF
the team OF l30S'03 will report to-
morrow.
Harry Narnec, coach OF several sue
CeSstui varsity clcvcnS. viii arrive
during the week, TO remain until The
Harvard game. With such an array
Of former stars to help in the critical
formative period. Virginia can look
forward to "A wcll-coached machine
with teamwork balancing any lock OF
previous varsity experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
WEsTEGAARD WINS MATCH
FLOORS EMERSON TWICE
IN THIRTY-THREE MINUTES
Smth Defeats Charles Pctc,
irciininnry. Scoring Tenth
StrnIEht Mill

'r r,E three minutes after clashjr..
I'.,Hn "cSteSaard. wrist-lock cxpcr: -;
ccoioh, ~ u. placed the shoulder. ~.
.1;iEe Emerson Detroit middlcwci,h,
b"n. on 'he mat and won the M;
49,. Staged last night at the Brn,I
way Athletic Arena ''oa"-
oratn ne match was hard fought and tn.
49,. i'Il ana not come until ATM
i,wenty- seven minutes Of tussiin,.r
and GJS's .,:,;, managed TO get crotch
'nu cIaaic ho't on his opponent ana
PINNED him TO the noor DESPITE stron mn
e"DT,s TO break the grip.
Nitcr SIX minutes OF fast scrapp!pt-
,nc Itlca wrestler succeeded in Unnr
Ing Emerson the second time bv
mans OF a crotch drop hold. thus carr.
me OH inc honors of the bout
buc 10 the inclcmcncy OF the wealth
or phiE small number of fans vi.
itrSSeu the triumph OF Wcstcyaard 'rhu
winner. WcsteEaard, is scheduled "a
ileci J"hn ki!onis in a fight to-a-nnish
ihatch next Tuesday night the rontns.
Win the masked marvel having been
postponed on account OF a urevious
last night. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

rl5s' ,scef,s; sPa :,9c:;hal,, fqr'o;,s
secnnd: rufi.. 10 tMusrTS".j. $500 tM!rd
Time. 1909 Is BuC.horn II Fanny Cook
Col. Murphy. Or ban. Hush. S"drccrass
second race teeriechaso t~o miles
Crest I'M. lt tkcuucdyb. s. 20 out SOD
ond: Dororis ib Crawfordp. out. third
Time t:2:. Eh0mb
Third race--ini!e and s.Hte"Uth--ioa n
OF ARC. 50 tlIani!tonj $500. i2.2o- s. 90.
Hpn: Handful. los tcarsw"!ll. $3.50. s. 50
to!net,c P"!nt 70 POINT CoraT s.c.t ANS.
SUM. AiEIctte Franz Burn The Lost BRA.
Goureddin
. Fourth .rac"--,hc Hartford Junior. six
$3.50. ou;. won; Ny i~nIGle. li0 IMuAsray"J
x2;a9 out second haie". ~ CTroxIcri. out,
grave IS 90 s. 90 $50 won' B!iiy KIN
I3n tSanG:s = 50. $40 second T!nnity
WNchct. lc thl"iu!"!l 8 80. ;hITi limo.
.l:ls is. Cromwell Bilr NcCIny ran
Sixth race mil" ana q sixteenth Search.
light II. lo2 .TAurhcTl. ;ii.so 500. 1910.
Won; hoI &C. o. Hss;L,aY"i s. 20. :. 20.
third. Time 1881 80; los j. surnhy.
Miss Fi!Iey. COrorada JACK yEr,lv Ami.
Edgar Assign. TuOls.", Revolution H,nr
chen. Fountain FHs. EGi;n liauinan Dni-
{. wood. cainsprine yam
Seventh rae" mi" an' seventy Yards
.4on: Do!ina. i65 ,n.s.l'r5 81. ~ ,faa 80
second; IfatnilGs ~ ,aenGcI $500 thru
Thine. 81 30, i5;tle Cottage Trarsi,nrG
Firing Line. Fiar"ooG II. Wo.au ais, IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

Fr~, r,,.c'..s.r fnr'onrs-nIr Rang. 10
ciosur". ~ tcarro.D. . % l. 70 l. q. TO /
+" "'I''a' 10 i'a' ma lt"" r '93 Gr*ar' !;
1 III iinc.nsr",@1 Asr!.i. .Stsry i."I g..
second race s'"col"chago: two mile
IHf"rn. j" 'H".n"sJ. 20 Lie TO 3 ! Ia
, Won war suenrth. 10; uptfan). even :.
7" b. out, second 'iIoudIni Vl22 II.y.r-t !.
"a 2 70 . ont. 'tlrt Time. Isl nat .Syr.
.Wid"n"r entry
THIRD rao"-s.ycn furlonr, Old Rosehud
~ H.. lMcI ao"' y 70 10 % O. to {. Won.
SU ~" nS ,My"r,l to J. s to J.
., .'tn 20 s. ,hiri Time. 2C 2-5
and rpri'n 80 Tn. ros!yn handicap. mill
I" 10 out out. won. over rh"rc. Y, fFai5
D.miI -,,rs "" "Hi out s"cond Crwo
F1f'h ,r"cc milo r!c,o, le, ,t;nsor, %
y 20 J. to 3. - b. ,v,, ~, -
~ fFHiorl. 10 T. ~,
TIM ~ ; . No,bff t'I,,
Man"nEr' Frank ~ ,.rii
Hl,s Krtter S,.us1n "a "'''
sixth race-nyc iurIonEs sr...4.p ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
RED BON WINS HARD FIGHT
LASTS LONGEST ON CIRCUIT
IN BATTLE FOR FOG EVENT
DIR. Nick Pushes Ahead In 2:I7 rrot
Only Three Races Started, Due
to Wet Track.
Try Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Sept. 23.--puc TO "a slow
dryn: track today but three of the
five Grand Circuit races scheduled were
started, the other two, the Board of
Trade 2:o5 pace. purse $4,000. and the
Chamber of Commerce EOS trot, purse
$4,000. soin; over as part Of tomor-
rows card.
An attempt was made to finish the
80? class trot the 2:l5 class trot and
ferent heat winners developed that in
only two. the 2:l5 trot and the 2:Og
trot were there decisions. DR.. Nick
won the former without being serious
- annoyed. but Red Bon had II great
battle before first money went to him
III the 2:O9 event. Tommy Direct won
the first heat. In The second mile
in" on to win and for his hackers pay
Si5'4o in So mutucl Red Bon tired
the third heat and finished in the
ruck, while oscar Watts won. At sun
set they went at 1t again and Red Bon
lasted the longest in the stretch drive
and won the race
In the ~! pace, Dan j.. an i'm
seem to like the heavy track. lie so
a Two 10 one favoritc- in the auctio~
hut failed to win II heat until in the
third.
Abbc bond beat him "A nose the first
trip. while rlucky billiard won from
MIN the second heat. This race
over until tomorrow.
stake events and the unfinished pace
IS on for tomorrow In addition to
IN" postponed stakes. the Buckeye 81.
trot. purse $4,000. and the W"S,
iiorseman Futurlty. the three year-old
trot purse $500, are to bc offered
Summaries:
.l5 trot. three. heats: purse 81 900:
Or Niek Blk h. by iro tMur-
Mn, Watts j. T. iWhi,eheaii i J
Or. Fillmore. L.. u. Ilirusi"). ......lO . I
,, it"n Watts Eh II; Peter 'rhornhili .zoni,
il!inia .a' ro!iriychr"mc., nrode. rcler La.
=: 90 ! q 2:09 IL. 2:lo l-t
y > %? trot. thrv" heats: purse. 900:
Red Bon. t., h. hy Downward
os ji., r W%,'9 ; (iMl;sinjoniid}' / !.
Rowan sunny Smiles cora Davis ana K"r-
Tifan as" si%rt"!' T'ine; 2;i0 -. 2:i2 Il.
III p2ace thee heats: purse. ,i,coo Gun
ban y 81 h. by The stole Jump.
rlpSkY Billiard i. H. hy IIadiliard
Able tona. to. m ~ Thc Abe Frs
college BOY. C'linord Direct nonni. iIai
SIN POINTS Anna Moore. sheriff pir.c, AMI
,'rinc" f"pr"r also started. Time: 2.0e IL.
2.0s 1t 2:O9 Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
GOLFERS CONTINUE PLAY
DESPITE WET WEATHER
Champion of Links Mt Country Club OF
virginia to he known
Saturday,

We. wea tser "a He'd to deter coniinu-
alton in lle-~AminatiJn golf tourna-
ment at the Country c ub OF Virginia
links yesterday afternoon resulting in
The reduction OF the eight contestants
10 Messrs Hawse. Palmer. WOOD and
Vaughan. These four VIII be matched
Palmer vs.. Wood and Haw -. Waugh
an, tomorrow afternoon. and the final
contest vii be played saturday after
noon between the TWO making the
lowest score.
Considerable interest is being man
tested n golfine circles over the
ci,r championship tourney that VIII
be played between The winner in the
BEETLE Saturday afternoon and the
champion OF the Hermitage Club Sinks
the golfers in the anal game vii! go
thirtN-.s x holes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24

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