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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-05
TWENTY SONS FOUGHT.
IN RANKS OF FRANCE
Details Come Fro mLilIe of
Greatest Contribution"
by One Family; 13 Die.
By HENRY WOOD

Omitted Press staff Correspondent. }
PARIS. Aug. 5.-Details have Just
been received from Lille on what Is
considered without question the great
est contribution" made to the war
by any one single family.
The head Of this family was Mon
sieur vauhee. a farmer living at Rem.
iDghe. near Ypres At the outbreak
OF the war he was the father OF 80 liv-
ing children. fourteen girls and twenty
two boys. OF the latter. during the
course of the war 20 fought in the
French ranks. or these twenty.
thirteen were Killed and three were
permanently DISCHARGED as the result
of wounds uniting them for further
service. Still another was wounded
four times during the war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-05

LoNDoN--The depredations of
jackdaws in the belfry caused Brent
wood bellringers TO slaughter four
teen pairs of birds. The vicar and
church wardens passed vote of CEN
sure. The bell-ringers went on strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-05

PARIS-By order of the Prefect of
Police, wounded and disabled soldiers
using public conveyances are entitled
to priority on presentation Of spe-
cia1 card.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-05
NOTION PICTURE NEWS
4 What the Picture Theaters
4 Have to Tell You.
Aim' To-day Maggie Pepper" an

Epic.
Ethel ciaytonr Maggie Pepper
which is being shown at the Alta the
ater today, is a department store pic
ture. adopteu hy Gardner Hunting
from the famous play by Charles
Klein and released by Paramount.
With sympathetic touch and a
great knowledge of human nature
both author and scenafist made this
the epic of the marts OF trade. 1t il
a picture that viii not soon be for
gotten by those who witness IT, The
direction by Chester Whitney Is ex-
cellent and the cast one of the best
ever assembled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-05
The Tigers Trail-pastime Today

Glowing Eyes is the name of chap
ter two of the sensational new serial
which will be shown at the Pastime
today. The Tigers Trail Is the name
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-05
CHARGES TnEFE MURDERS TWO

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. 5.--Charg-
ing that Magnus Grove and his wife
stole money from him, Thomas To-
malski went to their grove home sum
lay and shot br.h dead, then throw
ng his revolver away he rushed to the
police staten and surrendered. He
was charged with first degree muir
der.
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FOR MEN IN UNIFORM


vice Grub. 1s9 West Thirteenth Street between
Sixth and Seventh avenues: pancakes and coffee.
3 to 10 a. m: social hour, 10 TO II a. m.
Marble Collegiate Church, Fifth Avenue and
Twenty -nnth Street. a. m, coffee, pancakes,
music
Sightseeing trip in New York (25 cents). from
Hesdaua5tsrs Unit 8 80 West Twenty seventh
Company each this rensy
"a % at P safe Of 'nls
tiers. 55 West Twenty seventh street
Roosevelt Grace Church. Broadway and Eleventh
Street. IL a m. seats reserved for men in uni
form.
Afternoon
Homo dinners, Grace, Church Unit wv. C. c. S.
s ssSs GeS; PAX W., ss Z ssS's Ts
vaudeville show ?. m, given by New York " 6.
fourth Street. between Eighth and Ninth Ave
nues; best professional talent volunteers for this
%ss1s Sa s@'E$! ;'ps SO Lex
Entertainment. w. c. c. $. Unit .. 20 Manhattan
street intersection Amsterdam Avenue and West
Entertainment. tea. dancing Comrade Club wv c.
c. $ Init 81, l5S East Thirty seventh Street
\, $50 to p. M
address by chauncey n Depew D. M sunday
see s"d rs sSa a0uT s5 w Twsn sng
Hons day. Vacation Association Club wv. C. G..
s. Unit 54). 80 West Thirty ninth Street; tea
served. to o. IN.
Open house. afternoon tea. cafetera-Y. W. c. A:
Debarkaucn Hostess House Forty first Street and
Lexington avenue: men In uniform and rel
atves and friends welcome
by hostcSsos-Riveside Community House wv. G..
c. s., Unit 35). Riverside Park end Ninety
soldiers and sailors tca-Wcst End Avenue Prcsby-
tssian Church CW. {. G. :. Uni; 40. 1865 VS.;
Sing and interesting speaker tfor colcred in
n n,r ", " VIZ, A. i MnF s srseo a 40 e"
Mems assembly lecture end musical programme. 4
me M in pune S"I rss, s q M ''Smplmeata to
ington Avenue at Eighty sixth Street.
Evening
Memorial service in honor Of Theodore Roosevelt
address by Dr. Newell Dwight Hills; music by
Pelham Bay Naval Bandl-yolunteers Of America
Service Club wv. c. G. s. Unit 2s). $50 Seventh
sunday si Ing" Side Y. NJ C. A.. sls West
SUPPLY SiIsst p Sing addre,sr4h
Avenue Baptist Church. West Forty sixth Street
olas Service Club wv c. c. s Unit 25) l Wes
s,adst siss Street g. p M
mental m,sic-Y W. c. A. Hostess House 30
East Fifty second Street. p home gather
Supper complimentary -Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. Madison Avenue and Sixteth
Home supper (35 cents>--w C. G. s. Unit g.
Slxty-fourt Street and Central Park West.
p. M; men in uniform may bring their wives
sisters and swecthcars.
Song service. supper complimentary )Church of the
Divine Paternity Perish House West Seventy
Sixth Street, n
Supper complimentary, singing. social hour-~Cen
trail Church, Disciples of Christ, l42 West Eighty
first Street. $50 p.
Supper complimentary, and entertainment--Re-
formed Church Of Harlem. Lenox Avenue and l23d
Street. ) to D.
Informal entertainment. ) to 6 p. M. supper (com
p, r 10 p mM 1tn sr MOTIFS hap'lst
Informal cntcranmc"t--W C. G. s. Unit "a tNa
tonal League for Womens Servlce), 261 Madison
Avenue D.
Sunday entertainment hurch Of tho Holy Faith
l66,h Street and Trinity Avenue; supper. 10
p. community singing to p. short
serviec. follows! by Entertainment
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Evening

why l Am Opposed to Bolshevisin." John Spargo,
Brooklyn Civic Forum. Public School 81. Glen
and Stone avenues. Brooklyn 7 p. m.
1.-THE Negroes Part in the New Reconstruction u
Professor Kelly Miller. Great Hall, Cooper Union
D. m.
our Changing Policy in Immigration, the Rev
William l. Sullivan. Of. All Souls Church. Leno,
Avenue Unitarian Church. corner l2lst Stree
and Lcnox Avenue. p. m.
DR.. stephen S Wise for American Zionist Organi-
zatiou Manhattan Opera House p. m
Messiah ForumDiscusson Of the cause OF The
political offenders confined in United StateS
prisons. Speakers. Norman Thomas Dr. Johr
I.ovejoy Elliott and the Rev J. NJ. Holmes
Park Avenue and Thirty fourth Street. S:l5 p: M
Address by Algernon Leo on The Immediate f Ut
rs Eas: Broadway. SIS p. m.
Entert anment and dance given by the pupils Of
tho Socialist Modern School OF South Brooklyn
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Killed in Action

Ryan. Martin A.. lieut. Jersey City, n J.
seventh Street. New York City
DUNLEAVY. John, GIG Third Avenue.
HOOK. Joseph A.. jr.. corp. 242 Devoe
Street, Brooklyn.
Died of Disease
BERALL. Abraham B.. corp. 217 West
71sth Street, New York City.
MCCARTHY, John j.. corp. Bayonne'
y. j.
Died
GUERRA, Juan, 1863 Perry Street, New
STECKOWITZ, Anthony, $50 West Fifty
fourth Street, New York City.
Wounded Severely
BRAUN. Louis W., sgt, 40 Fifty-eighth
Street. Brooklyn.
BRAUN. August G.. jr.. Flushing, N. Y.
FERRARO. Frank N, S007 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn.
HOFFMAN,. Perry A., 9S3 East Ninety
third Street, Brooklyn.
HOFFMAN, William R.. 528 West l52d
LAURENSON, Stephen, weehawken, N J.
MALoNEY. John J., 1645 East Ninth
Street, Brooklyn.
RoDANo, Tony A, "a Garden Street,
6rooklyn.
sIEGEL. Henry, ITO West Hath Street,
New York City.
SAAL. Russell L., sgt, 1916 Blocker
Street. Brooklyn.
SKINNER. Donaldson. Yonkers. N Y.
TAYLOR, Robert Lawrence Street.
New York City.
TIERNEY. Edward j., sgt. 1873 Hancock
Street. Brooklyn.
WALLER. Jacob. sos Suffer Avenue
Brooklyn.
ZIMMER. W. B., corp. Jersey City, N. j.
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KLINGENBERGER. Frank W.. corp. Jer-
sey City. N. j.
KORNBLUM. Jacob, 4o5 East Eighth
Street. New York City.
KLEINK0pF, Isidore, 81 Columbia Street,
New York City.
KLENERT, Charles. 1926 Milrose Street,
Brooklyn.
LOWICKI, Louis H., corp, Jersey City.
LossPALLUTo: Michele. 219a Second Ave-
MULLIGAN. Luke j.. sgt, PIC West
Sixtieth Street. New York City.
MARKANO. Augustus j., corp. Metuchen,
MULTI, Philip. 1873 Suffolk Street, New
York City
MANNING. Patrick, 90 West Fifty-sixth
Street. New York City.
O'NElLL, Francis A, Pond Eddy, N. Y.
ORLANDO. Donate. 511 Fiftieth Street.
Brooklyn.
ORLANDO DomincK, 1o1 First Street,
New York City.
PELICK Felman, 3402 Park Avenue, New
York City.
PICC1oCHI, Lucoa, 70 Mulberry Street,
New York City.
MI RILEY E; Matthew j., 1852 Pearl Street.
ROSENBERG. Isadore A. CORP 292 Hins-
dale Street. Brooklyn.
ROBINSON, Beverly K. Mount Vernon.
SMILES: Robert F.; corp, stapleton S l.
II. v.
SHEA. j. j.. SO Garfield Place BROOKLYN
SlGGIA. Antonio, 1862 Metropolitan Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
STAUDE. William G.. Hoboken, N. J.
TODD. Alexander corp, West New York,
N. j.
IODINE, Alfred L., ITO Stage Street.
Brooklyn.
TALAMINI, Antonio, 81 Grove Street,
New York City.
vALRosA. Alexander. 339 East 1osth
Street; New York City.
VIRGA, Antony. Passac, N. j.
WELLS. Joseph W., Newark, NJ J.
WHITLEY, Joseph W.. Jersey City.
Missing
ADAMS, James, 1o7 West Eighty ninth
Street. New York City
Returned to Duty
GIGIELLO. Giovanni, 423 West Broadway.
New York City.
MAFERA. William, sgt. 1920 Thirty
eighth Street, Brooklyn
ROCKER: William H.. 9s7 Trinity Ave-
nue., New York City
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON Feb S.-The casualty the
War enlisted
Of these 16 died accident other
disease severely,
missing in action.
The full list for New York vicinity, New New
Jersey of
Ne,c York City and Vicinity
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HELP WANTED MALE

WANTTD.--An energetic. young physician or
pharmacist to travel In the interests Of we'll
known and strictly ethical pharmaceutical prepara-
tion Previous business experience desirable; an
excellent opportunity fox a man Of ability who is
able to show results Apply. stating salary e1
pected and With full particulars. to H, Box le0
Tribune ONCE
WE HAVE AN OPENING for a real live wire
conversant with the sale OF various grades Of
cleesecoth who has sold this material success
ruly to various trades for polishing and wiping pur-
poses; TO tie right offer excellent oppor
tunity: salary and commission. Address reply 10
" n. Benfeld Sales Manager. 29l3 Olive st..
st. Louis Mo-
YOUNG MEN-Wc can use several service men
In our organization good chance for good men.
Bennett & Churchill. 10 Nassau st.
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Wounded
degree Undetermined)

BUSSE. Charles R., corp, 427 Knicker-
booker Avenue. Brooklyn.
CARVOLA Geswald j.. corp, 347 East
18th Street. New York City.
DOAN. Louis, 7s9 Flushing Avenue,
Brooklyn.
DEsILvEsTRo; Anthony, 1877 Second
ECKES. Raymond j., 1876 West Fifty-sec-
ond Street. New York City.
HUMMELL, Walter j.. corp, Jersey City.
KAsoTIs. James G.. Newark. N. J.
KARLITZ, Morris, $50 Lafayette Avenue,
Brooklyn.
KANow1Tz, Samuel, corp. $50 Hewitt
Place. New York City
KLEINFELD Herman. CORP sos East
Houston Street. New York City.
KLODARAS. George A., West Sixty
fifth Street. New York City.
LARKIN, Michael. CORP Jersey City,
=. LUND. Ludwig. 100 Berkeley Place, Brook
:, MANNING, John. 2s4 East 18th Street
MOODY. Frank H., 24o Riverside Drive
MOFFAT. Charles L., Yonkers. N. Y
NELSON. Conrad L., 2070 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn.
rOROURKE. Michael 1O5 East Eighty
ninth Street. New York City.
OCoNNOR, Denis A.. 491 Eighth Street,
Brooklyn.
PACZKoWsKY, Charles. 315 Bedford
avenue, BROOKLYN.
REESE, Chester A.. 215 Central Avenue
Brooklyn.
ROsEN. Arthur. pa Eldridge Street, New
York City.
SCHMITT. Alfred, 1912 Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn.
SCHROEDER. Isidore, 81 jefferson Street
New York City.
SCHRoLL. Joseph. 115 East 1o6th Street
New York City.
SKINNER. Eugene j., 1916 Willow Street
Brooklyn.
SCHROEDER. William J.. II Highwooe
Place. Brooklyn.
STAY. William f. P. 511 West 1871
Street. New York City
SULLIVAN. Joseph M. PIG Thirty
fourth Street, Brooklyn.
TRENTIN, George j.. Jamaica, N. Y.
WEISS, Samuel H.. 15S East 10sth Street
New York City.
zYCH, John. IA Mckinney Street, Brook
lan.
Wounded Slightly
KLINE. Frank s.. Newark. N j.
kEHMNA, Herman, jr.. Newark, N. j.
KELLY, John F., sgt. Flushing, n. Y
KLETT. Charles. corp, 6SS Onderdonl
Avenue, Brooklyn.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09
HELP WANTED MALE

A LEADING MANUFACTURING COM
PANY. WITH A NATIONAL DIS
TRIBUTYON OF ITS WE'LL KNOWN
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS. HAS AN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
EXPERIENCED MAN WHO HAS
HIGH GRADE CONSTITUENCIES ABIL-
ITY AND IS CAPABLE OF PLAN
MING AND DEVELOPING SALES
WORK OF LARGE MAGNITUDE; IN
REPLYING GIVE FULL pARTICU-
LARS OF Personal. HISTORY AND
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE. B.. BOX
14l. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

AGENTS out Of town make big money selling our
beautiful Welcome Home poster: olsrantnc
money back II not sold proposition: live men
wantod. Communicate, Mr.. Morse. Evcrready
Printing Co. SO vesey st. n. Y. C.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, signs displays and
service: permanent position; unlimited opportu
nifty; commission. Binger Co. SO West o3d St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

Prospect Hall. Prospec. and Fifth avenues.
p NJ.
vic.o-y celebration OF tho Zionist Organization o:
America Manhattan Opera House. Thirty fourth
street and Eighth Avenue. p. H.
Recital by Call Curci for The aid of the Stony
Void Sanaiorium. Hippodrome D. m.
Ball OF the L'Avenir Society. Palm Garden, Fifty
eighth Street ana Lexington Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09
FREE COURSES in FRENCH

As in the past, elementary and advanced
in French will be given by experienced teachers on
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings at tho
College Of the City of New York Main Building
140th st. and Convent av. and 23d ST. and Le1ing
ton ay) In response to the demand will
also be offered in the afternoon at Hunter College
Ozark av. and 6Sth ST. Any who desires to
study French is admitted to these courses on pay
ment OF nominal registration fee OF two dollars
The spring term opens in the three institutions
on Monday February 10th. the afternoon COURSES
at AIS and SIS and the evening at 80
and S;25 .. m.
Registration begins on February sth at 30
p IN. In the Main Building Of the College. For
further Information address LAiance Franchise
College OF the City Of New York.
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$4,000 I|1||a119-1'711I ''-'I |1HaI 111-
FOR SALE

FULLY EQUIPPED GARAGE AND ~
pair shop; plenty of tools. stock ard wo, ss
5 years lease, with option 10 buy, ts sasa
quarters With all Improvements. =, va XII
garage Too much for I man. prontapss #
3, ], II. Box 20. Tribune onsss .----s:1
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BUSINESS CHANCES
UFACTURERS& INVENTORS

iWNtvVt StO ONEltO TX NV tLss OuS
Experimental work models tools instruments .s
machinery. general manufacturing over tw.ss
years specialized experience. Customer slIerassst
IN machine shop permitted. MANIFAI'Tj ttEfssr - Z
INVENTORS ELECTRIC co. - Gold 81. Nes ~
AGENCIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w1nns ~ ~
introduce their goods into Portugal ks
yited 10 communicate with Lniz da Lus Sells ciis,
Conta Rua DOS Fanaue;ros Bsd.. Lisbon. f9I.ssssa
First class references Correspondence IN ffeS''-
English and Portuguese
BOOKKEEPER. OFFICE MANAGER
Small investment az good faith, win ~. ~
terest; fair salary good opening; near ei'''
Capable. Box "a Tribune Office
CONFECTIONERY FOR sAIE-wELL EsIssn
nshed In good Brooklyn locality price ,w5ss
For particulars address ]. +. HEI1ER. 9sS VIZ
ave. Brooklyn Agent
PATENTS. TRADEMARKS DESIGNS; hsS
work: lowest prices; call OF send for eoons r.ff
sultkton rec: so years experience. EpuAh -
COMPANY. 245 broadway. New York.
WANT CAPITALIST OR PROMOTER ~
finance, purchase or sell valuable al al.
mercial manufacturing proposition @'
dress NOSLicR, 67S Broadway. city
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Wounded Slightly

KLINE. Frank s.. Newark. N j.
kEHMNA, Herman, jr.. Newark N. j.
KELLY. John F., sgt. Flushing. N Y
KLETT. Charles. corp, 68S Onderdonk
Avenue, Brooklyn.
KRASENSKY, Edward, corp, Astoria,
n. Y.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ACCOCNTANT junior. wishes position with re-
liable c. P A.; university training; reference +:
salary secondary. Sesalow, 253 Watkins st.,
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WANTED. Drug clerk. good ssiesman state sas
Mpertonce !efercace and salary oxpcpted: NeS.
npr. u L Addresa' D. Bon 100. 1x1hana OdsuA
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COOK-Coored man would like position second
cook in hotel or boarding house. Lambert 557
Loaox ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

CHAUFFEUR observation-disclosures. good ap-
pearing Norwegian; city country; SIS: excel
lent references Miss Sheas Agency. East 4lse
ST. Murray Hill 6774
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New York City. -
MAFERA. William. sgt, 1920 Thirty
eighth Street, Brooklyn
ROCKER: William H.. 9S7 Trinity Ave
nue., New York City
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STOCK Statesmen.
HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR

THREE Statesmen or ABILITY commission. to
ca, Oh Susinesa., and professional people Suits
2os. lt60 Broadway near 9sth It
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HAVANA RESULTS.

- list RACE Six frlongs Ruckhcrn d
no 'CmaVettal. 10 /. to 10, ont. Stcyr mi
nonnofsl. to S. out: Mai Rra,IIe, iG-
'Me'ime'l. out. Tim. I:l3 Is, iG,tr,, NJ.
bcnr, Capt. Tony aI,o ran
HECOND RACE-Six fmIcpgS Ri. IMAM ia
~ Ccll'nsl, to !. to s. ? TO :: persh,nd
IN Wrhmp), to 5. 2 to 5: Rnb-r+ /, Owen
~ P1tzl. to 5. Time. Is L-ca,v Rio
smoke. Al Hudson. Theodore Fair. Dai,y L.
Marty Lou: StelcliT. Red. Tita V a'so ran
THIRD RACE-FWp and one-h,If ErrIrngs
Sister SUSIE. li2 Pickens) to J. ont oTt
ClncnCy lG GhisvettsI. I to : | to ?. irttnr
Middleton. liz III. Garner, to : Time
rs IS. Blaze Away, BlondcI. As,umptinn
Orleans Girl aI>o ran
FOURTH RACE-Ona nile. Msr.et Land
no lChiavcttal. 2 to !. to 10. ! to ,; Lariut
'03 OarmOdy,. I to 10. l to ,: PIantar,de. fe3
tHofle-l. l to 2. THe l:so IS, Little CT
SuDningdale. RamcaU also ran
FT'TH RACE-One and one sixteenth miles
High Tide. liz tCr1nip). 2 TO l. 4 to s, to S.;
l;Irlingame. III tCaimodO. to 5. To 5:
Lamp Post, lI &C.. Howard. 5 to . Tim
10 Is. Galway. sSveth. Fairy. Polly Anna
Frederick Miller also ran
SIXTH RACE-Oir and one sixteenth miles
Great Gull. LIZ iCnanpl. 6 to S. | to 2 out /;
Candle Light. log jCamOdyl. cr,n. to .;
Solid Rock. IL CMuSayI. to J lime lis IS
Lady Jane Greg. Dixie VI Shelby, Ed Hermann
also ran.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Six turlungs Dolph. liz
"ir"'h'. To .. 10 3, , to 5: Dewitt. II!
paWl",'. s.to l. { 70 /, Betty Curry lOi
VIDA to 5 Time. Ili?j Pinda Princess
lrckrN Van. Riddle dee. Wish Gould oriental
rarA. Ryr~ Wing NUdistc Richard Y. Manni
kcsr 2rd also ran.
~bNNB RACE FTv' and nne-hsh frlonGs
M~idlEg Miss. ~ lHule',. n TO ]. 3 to |.
I t" !. Frances starr. Is tWida,. to l. ! ia
l. Phvlald - tlSONlrl. to Time -
Rita. Bmr Rannnck. Saynarra. Jessie &. Al
onIa. Saureta ash. orchid King. pr Zab. Bcrto-
dano Tiger Ru~r George Muhehsch.
THIRD RACE Sly furluugs Shandon. III
Judge, 10 to !. to I > 10 l. My Gracie. IIj
nirrkr', to !. : to J.; Mabel Tras&. los tSala
dim. ; TO ; Tine. ia Mar Tom Little
Irircr>s Miss Howell. Hattie MCCarty. Maud
Smith, True as STEEL. I. A. COmiskey. Kohl
moor. S,m James. Cobalt als ran.
FOURTH RACE six furlongs Sweeping
Glance. 10 Glass. 10 :. even. , to ): Rain
bow Girl 10 lButweIn. to ). l To I; Siesta
H., Warrington. to 70 Time. IL Siceiy
Font. Sauer War club also nan.
FIFTH RACE-TaiIUr Maid. q tColtilett'.
to l. > to |. even: Jify. 100 Innsforll. } TO |.
To 5; Harry Burg'Hnc. los 'Boylel. TO :
Time. ! - Bon Tr1nE. DalDTan. Blair Gov
ne Hong Kong also ran
SMITH RACE Tit Tor Tat. lOl (Wlda,. 10 &c
l. to |. > To ] Pnilistinc. liz smith. ; TO !
TO ); MaIiow Mot. I1l Cotilrttl. even. Time
Is Commander Miss knIter. Little Girk
Parrish, Chick Barkley. OnIella T. King N"p
tune also Ian
SEVENTH EACE,-Ornery. IO5 Pitzl. % to
to |. 1 10 Rocker lC1 rBoNlrl 10 To l.
{" !, Bruefac.or. lG3 PoncpI. 6 to 5 Time
2Ulj Lah "o'hrIn Almiua. KENTUCKY 30,
Don D"dge. Star Shooter, CaIitaua John Huric
.SIt Hodge. CsIrtIl City and nr- Shafcr aIsc
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BOXING
TO Be FORMED
Harvard, Navy, Penn and
Lehigh Are in Favor Of
Ring Sport.

II the prevailing opinion of the stu
cents in the various colleges. as well
as many OF the athletic authorities,
is an indication intercollegiate boxing
tournaments. like intercollegiate
wrestling meets. will be part of the
sport program of the different insti-
tutions. when the National Collie
giate Athletic Association holds its
annual meeting here Saturday the
matter will be taken up and present
ed to the body for ratification.
To Discuss Issue.
Maj. NJ. J. Pickering. graduate
manager of athletics at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. and DR. r. TAFT
Mckenzie. head of the department OF
physical education at Penn. will lead
the discussion AT the meeting and will
recommend the adoption OF boxing
on a recognized intercollegiate basis.
II is expected that directors of ath-
lctics in several Of the other univer-
stiles will also speak in favor Of the
movement.
Mai. Pickering. in speaking of the
project yesterday. said he favored
thrce-lound bouts. each round TO be
OF two minutes duration. This. he
added. would be long enough for the
average college boxer Maj. Picker
inE said there should be two judges
Ind a referee. with the right of de-
Cision 10 be reserved for the judges.
and ia CPS" ~ a deadlock OF opinion
the referee should decide. or il the
bout Is Unusually Close it should go
an extra round.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-27
WANT O'DOWD TO BOX
LEONARD IN JERSEY

Before the indoor boxing campaign
closes I'm the State Of New jersey.
there is possibility that a match
will he clinched bringing together
Mike O'Dowd. holder of the middle
weight laurels and the worlds light
weight champion Benny Leonard.
pave priscOll. promoter OF the Arena
Tub. in jersey city. is spending his
night around this city trying to sign
the respective titleholders.
Driscoll has considerable backing.
and he will spare TO expens, TO get
this bout 70" the Jersey City club.
Two of the biggest men in the Skeeter
city are behind DrisColl in this par
ticuIar project. and although the size
of the purse is not known. il is not
violating a confidence to state that
the figures will he over SHOOn
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-27
DRIVERS DEFY PERIL
in MOUNTAIN RACE

I'almcro. Sicily. Dec. i Thy maiD.-
C"llidinE with the grand stands and
hacking over tn" finish line. Andre
EoiIlot won the largo Florio. the first
European postwar race. in the baby
PeuGeot. in which he made such a
formidahl" showing in the last inter
national jh"-mlIc sweepstakes contest
at Indianapolis
1t was tn" most CruellinG and also
the most terribly difficult test Of driv-
ing ever held in Europe. and Boillo:
won only 10y playing with death every
yard of the way. His average was
only 3i2l miles au hour. but when it
l. considered that the 2iS-mile course
had I.50O distinct turns to each lap
Of siNty-seNen miles through noun
famous country. and that snow and
rain f'll internationally through most
Of the contest his performance ranks
az truly marvellous.