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Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

Weigh yourself often and so keep
track of your health. A. Gilman &
Co. have scales placed conveniently
near their door, which they are glad to
have you use. They also have good
news for the kiddies-roller skates for
sale.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

Place your order at Geo. f. Shaw s
for Memorial Day flowers early this
year. A scarcity of flowers, coupled
with poor train service, make this
doubly necessary.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

A friend said to me, Il wear Hole
proof hosiery and Nave bought them
for years from Milot & Williams. and
never wear any other kind" The
"Holeproof" have elastic ribbed tops
and they come in silk, Isle and cotton,
at IS cents to $3.50 pair.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

Thomas Meighan, who recently re-
turned from Cuba, where exterior
scenes in "Civilian Clothes" were
made, complains that he was kept so
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, of New
York, formerly Miss Helen Gould,
rendered her resignation as men,
Der of the national board Of the Y.
w. c. A. at a session of the national
convention of the association in New
York. In Offering her resignation Mrs.
Shepard expressed her lack OF sym
pathy with several tendencies shown
at the convention.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

A crisp cold salad appeals 10 al
most everyone during the first warm
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

You can find beautiful silk stockings
in 'Holeproof' hosiery at Milot & Viii
iams'
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

Miss San Souci's Millinery Shop haa
a full line of sailor hats. One special
at $3.50
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

busy while in Havana that he had ~
opportunity to enjoy the pleasures
for which that city is so famous just
now. Mr.. Meighan takes the part Of
the Admirable Crichton in male and
Female"
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

You've probably read about the
make believe" girl whose dreams
came true in Lucille Van Sykes abb
sorbing novel, Little Miss Blythe
Day" In pictures the story is even
better and Constance Binney will cap
tivate your heart in The Stolen Kiss"
at Victory Monday and Tuesday,
Which is the film title of the book.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

Mrs. Diane Breault Farley's Corset
Shop, Victory Theatre Building, is
open Wednesday and Saturday nights,
other evenings by appointment. Fit
tings at your home by appointment if
desired.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

The Economy Dry Goods Store,
katherine Bober, proprietor, has many
pretty patterns in ginghams to choose
from. They also have voiles, cham
brays and other cotton materials suit
able for waists and dresses.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

Judging from the stupendous num-
Der Of pins and hairpins manufactured
in this country every year, the task OF
the fair sex in keeping up their
Browning glory" and pinning their
clothing together must be something
terrific.
Also according to the number OF
needles manufactured each year, the
American sewing must be some job.
Fourteen billion toilet pins are pro-
duced by American factories annually.
American mothers find it necessary
to purchase 100000 safety pins ev-
cry year in order to keep the blessed
little kiddies properly harnessed-
The yearly crop of metal hairpins is
100000, 900.
Needles of all kinds aggregate 1885,
600, 900 every twelve months.
The value of this pin and needle
crop is s13,000,000 at the factories.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23

days of early spring, so the following
mayonnaise recipe may be of help If
you have not already a good one:
Separate yolk and whites of eggs
Beat whites to a stiff froth. Beat the
2 yclks, add in teaspoons Y pint of
olive oil till thick as jelly. 1t gets
thick quickly. Then add u teaspoon
of dry mustard, " teaspoon of salt,
u teaspoon of cayenne pepper, ] tea
spoon of sugar Add either table
spoons of vinegar or the juice of z
lemons. The lemons make it nicer.
Add the stiffly beaten whites of eggs
last. Will keep indefinitely.
Putnam patriot., 1920-04-23
DEAR WINNIE

DEAR WINNIE
Istole this little poem from Thorn
t,n Rurgess' Bedtime Stories:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
IS
RIFLE CHAMPION
Sergt. Whitaker Scores 289
Bullseyes in 300 Attempts
at Camp Perry.

Camp Perry. O., Aug. 25-Sergt
Henry whitaker. company L. 2Ist
United States infantry, Tuesday won
the national individual rifle match
with 2S9 out OF a possible 800. The
match was shot from the zoo yard
rapid fire and the 500 and 1000 yard
slow fire ranges
Capt P E Rance. OF the Philip
pine scouts. was second, with 2s7, and
2. z. Oas, Nevada civilian. third, with
2s6.
Other winners Of the gold medals
were. 4 Everett, Washington. D C.
284s Sergt Simon Dangzalen. Philip
pine island scouts. 2s4; SerEt H 2
stadies 4sth infantry, 285s W. A An
dreWs, Ohio civilian. 285; Maj. J. E
Doane, United States engineers. 2Ss:
SerEt- Glenn Williams. United States
infantry. 2S3s Sergt A. F. Frederick.
United states medical corps, 2ss. v
K Dodge, Kentucky civilian. 2s3, and
serSt- J. P. Lyons, Camp Devsns, re-
serve o1ficers training corps, 2Se.
Gunnery Sergt- J, NJ Thomas. United
states medical corps. won first place
in the national individual pistol match
with a score OF 90 out OF a possible
800, over the 50 yard slow fire. IS
yard rapid fire, and Is yard quick
fire stages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Johnson And Hayden At Silver
Forster Is After Big Match

OTTO FORSTER, Industrious and az
" gressiVe, dean OF the glove game
in Silver City. is hot on the trail
OF Eddie Johnson and Speedball Hay
den, welterweight mixers. and II ap-
pears as II these two star men viii
meet In the hilltop city on Labor day.
Otto's radium mine has demanded
most OF his attention since he stopped
staging boxing last year and now
that he has a little spare time he is
going after the two above named boys
who win furnish one OF the best bouts
in the southwest.
They have met twice before, Hay
den losing the decision the first time
and then outpointinE Eddie in a sec
ond match at FL Paso. This last con-
test packed the motor group punch
bowl and Otto with an eve out for
the progress OF the boxing game in
the southwest is not letting the grass
grow under his feet in the effort to
get the two men together.
johnson won over Hayden By
50 great a margin at silver City
In the first bout held during the
summer Of 1913 that he was quite
fnFortte when the two men
stepped into the ring for their
second meeting at the punch bowl
The speedy neEro Outboxed his
rival on this occasion and vvus
awarded the verdict. Since that
time efforts have been made By
several promoters to get the two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

together aEiu and otto T. to be
commended for his efforts In xiv
ing the Silver City fans the best
money they can obtzin.
Hayden returned recently from san
FRI ncisco and is now making his
horne IN Columbus. where he VIII be
sub stantially backed against anyone
OF lis weight in the southwest
Hayden, locally. is regarded as 4
pro. pect for Frankie Fowzer as the
Local middleweight star fought the
clever soldier to a draw in ten rounds
at Columbus last spring frankie.
too, IS willing 10 box Hayden, but
wants the bout to be OF Is or 20
rounds duration and incidentally to
b staged at the punch bowl in Fl
Paso, where the two men would
draw a record crowd.
Forster was an interested observer
at the ringside Monday night and was
one OF the fans who praised Griffin's
cleverness and Payo's gameness-
Forster Is an Intimate friend
Of the PuyO family and he regret
ted the defeat Of the local crack
aH much as anyone. He has mach
praise to handout relative to the
ability Of Griffin, however. and
believes that the little man f.
one Of the best He has q strong
recommendation for the Griffin
Lincoln mixup on Labor day and
confidently believes that IA viii
break records insofar as drawing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
JohnnyEvers A Miracle Man"
Brings Giants Out Of "Rut''

Anew YORK, Aug. 25.-'Niracle
IN men" in baseball have about
reached their peak with the pub
Tic. 70 would seem, since the marvellous
recuperation Of the Giants has put
them IN a position from where they
can almost see the 1920 pennant
waving from their 1agpole.
In 1914. when the Braves made a
supreme effort and finished on TOP
after a march from the bottom OF the
ladder, the deliEhted baseball world
arose and hailed George Stallings as
the miracle man Of baseball Last
and then trampled the White SoE IN
The worlds series. Pat Moran was
crowneu with George Stallngs' S
whitening laurel Now the Giants have
done il, so Il may be predicted that
the metropolitan and other kind Of
press viii 90 into hysterla over John
2 McGraw il the Giants capture the
Tag
Didn't Help Club Much.
Il apparently hasn't occurred to
baseball followers that John J. EYers
was captain Of the 1914 Braves and
that when he left the game. the
braFes deterlorated Into an ordinary
ban club.
II also apparently has been
oTerlcolzed that John visited Pat
Moran in the closing throeH Of
last years campaign, helped him
IN the last gusps, and secuted for
the White Sex preliminary TO the
worlds series games. he was
Aorun's ublest lieutenant during
Ike series and his advice was Sc
riously followed. Then, after
-erHfiIai-i--- fhs-- facts 81 is opIr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

land 1913 United States, 1914 Austru-
la, (no contest during War,) 1919
Australia.
Were IL not for the fact that the
cup has been held several years IN
succession By each Of the winning IA
lions. the figure Of $1,000 miles would
be much higher, for teams IN tails
competition AaFe gone wei ore-
100000 miles.
While the cup has been estnbIishinz
this reputation ns a much-trareIied
piece OF silver, the teams that have
been pursuing il have hung up sew
erul mlleaEe records OF thelr own. TIE
one that VIII represent the United
States IN the challenge round IN Aus
trnlln next December a. no exception
TO the rule By the time Il returns to
the United States IL VIII hive en-
rIched the worlds steamship and rail-
road companies by the fares for some
5000 niles OF travel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
NE VI YORK MAN
WINS TRAP5H00T.
Frank Wright Repeats For
mer Victory, Winning
National Singles Title.

Cleveland. O.. Aug. 25.-Frank S.
Wright, OF Buffalo. champion OF New
York state, won the American ana
teur singles championship OF the
Grand American handicap trapshoot-
ing tournament Tuesday from 80 ex-
pert marksmen OF the United States
and Canada
At the end OF the 200 bird event he
was lied with Oscar Hansen, OF Ne
braska- In the IS target shootoff,
both powdered the first seven tar
gets On the eighth Hansen got un-
der, clean pass, and on the goth
shot wide again Wright is the only
man IN the q years history OF the
Grand American 10 win the singles
championship twice.
The shoot was delayed when the
boat IN which three negroes were
fishing opposite the traps was over
turned by the high waves and two
were drowned
Western Team Is Winner.
The junior Championship for youths
under IS for so targets, from the rs
yard line, was won by Theodore BEEN.
Of West Frankfort, III. after sbooff1-
OH tie with II l. Bonita, IT., Of WIZ
mington. o.
The contest between the tan man
teams from the east and west was
won BY the west
There were 277 entrants IN thu
EqsBewster Park special. which ended
N I'VE man tie Fred Etchsn. Cof-
-eyV1lles KAN and Forest NIcNeir
20 uslonf Tex were among The five
VINO scored SO out OF a possible lO0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Davis Cup Has Mileage Record
Now In Possession OF U. S.

NEW YORK. Aue- 25.-The Davis
IN cup. embIematlc OF the worlds
highest honors IN tennis q per
hnns, the most travelled trophy in ex-
istence. During the twenty years IN
which II has been In competition Il has
established a mileage record that re-
senmles the claims Of some manu-
fncturer for HIS fnvorife tire. To date
its record totals over $4,000 miles ana
this year the United States hopes to
add several thousand TO that figure
BY bringing IL back 70 these shores.
This prize for International CONNIE
titton has done more TO promote gen
ernl interest IN tennis than any other
development OF the game. Reason for
that statement Il found in the numer-
ous homes the cup has had since
Dwight #. Davis Of ST. Louis, started
Il on its way in 1900. Since then fta
record f. 1902 United Safes, 1865
England. 10o6-11 Australia. 1912 Eng
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
SportQuiz

NEW aL EHLAOAEa
j. When was the Knickerboeker
style Of uniform introduced in base
bauf
?. Has the size Of the baseball dIa-
mond been reduced since the intrOduc-
tion Of the Enmef
3. What was Guy Morf0n's best sea-
son with the Cleveland teamf
4. Does n fair ball which EWerves
and hits an umpire in foul territory
remnin in playf
5. What horse won the great Ken
lucky futurify OF 1904 after being
given a quurt OF champagne, when np-
parently the race was iosts
@. What great stake horse now run
ming was named after a famous brand
the great thirsti
z. How many compete in the cham
pionship flights in national amateur
golf tOurnamentf
s. Who is considered the longest
driver among the professional golf
ersf
o. When vas the ranking OF ma
tiOnal tennis players stnrtedf
10. Who was the champion longer,
Bob Fitzsimmons or Jim Corbettf
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
I. Roland Roberts, OF Sana Fran
cisco, is national clay court tennis
champion.
2 This IS the first time Roberts
won the clay court tiile.
3. The lowest qualifying score ever
made in a national amateur golf
tournament was IA. ". C. Fownes
and p P Gorton made it in 1914 at
Elzwanok. Manchester. Vt
T. Ben Walker is called the
stormy Petrel' OF the trotting turf
5. Sysonby. the indicated horse,
had lungs twice the ordinary size
The autopsy disclosed that fact
6. Dempsey received credit for
third round knockout over Willard.
z. In 1854, from midseason, Rad
bourne was the only Providence
pitcher.
9. Foreign tours by American base
ball teams were made in 1887, 1sss>s9
and 1881
in 1903 rule was passed calling
runner out If he runs ahead Of a
preceding runner
10. Cleveland and Chicago Joined
the American league the same year,
ls0o-copyright, 1120. Thompson Fea-
ture Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Dempsey Shows
Real TituIar Form

Benton Harbor, Mich. Aug. IS
Jack Dempsey, who meets Billy Afiske
OF St. Paul labor day. expects TO 60
into the ring Weighing 1S7 pounds,
his weight when he defeated Jess
willard. he said Tuesday.
bis work gave the impression that
he is boxing with the same speed and
endurance that characterized his
training for the willard match. Demp-
sey went six rounds with Bill Tate.
a giant negro, and Panama Joe Cans
When Dempsey started training
week 90 he weighed close to zoe
pounds. but Tuesday night he barely
made $50 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
CabeH To Meet
Cyclone Briggs

welter title Of the Gath infantry, and
Babe Cabell. holder OF the border title
at this weight. win meet in the ten
round semi-final to the Griffin
Lincoln bout on Labor day at the
motor group punch bowl. Matchmaz-
er Jimmy Erwin OF the Ft. Bliss Ath-
ietic association has been on the trail
Of the two mixers for some time and
the match wiz be the elimination OF
much negotiation Briggs and Cabell
were matched TO fight some time ago
but the contest was called off due to
the action OF an athletic officer in
the gath infantry who ordered Briggs
not to fight. The two men have met
twice before and each has been
credited with a victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Alamo Fans Thank
81 PaSo Hosts

Fl Paso is praised for its hospi-
tally TO the Alamogordo baseball
team in a letter received by The
Herald sports editor from sheriff
Johnny Snyder OF Otero county. n n.
who IS one Of the leading organizers
and baseball boosters OF the little
New Mexican city. The Alamogordo
team deeply appreciates the treat
ment accorded Il during its visit here
last Sunday when It faced the strong
Knights OF Columbus team, the COM
munication states.
Arrangements are under way for a
return game TO be played in FL Paso
within a short time between Alamo
gordo and the zone supply team.
Nanny Ponsford. the zone star south
paw. viii oppose Carson on the mound
and the battle will be one OF south
paws.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

necessary to announce that the
squirt Of the Giants dates practi-
cafly from the day when Eevers be-
gan to lend his fire breathing ap-
purltus to the work Of the Giants.
This is not intended as an essa-
on the merits Of Mr. Evers. Far from
it. The average fan thinks Of second
base and John Evers at the same time.
so he knows who the famous Trojan
is quite as well as anyone else The
object Of this outburst is 20 froshen
the memory a bit The fans viii draw
their own conclusions regarding who
is really entitled 10 The lily wreath
that indicates miracle man.
May Succeed 1IcGraw.
The ultimate result OF what has
happened 70 the Giants seems to be
player, il ever one carried out the
Irishman. viii succeed Aluggsy as the
ager. Things haven't been breaking
the last few years OF his utilization
the ways between McGraW and Others
who control the Giants may not be SO
far In the future as might seem. Nc
GraW admittedly has hung onto the
JOB at times when he really was
growing fretful under long years in
harness. he wanted to make sure
that he would find someone who could
handle The club as ne had handled Il
FULL line OF KODAKs and KODAK
TuDuIfea AT f-am1nrn -ATw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Ball
Is The SnokieSf

Answering a query OF a fan at Lake
Valley, n II. The Herald sports
editor is Informed by several txIrIers
that a straight fast ball is considered
the spesdiest delivery known to
pitchers A curved ball often gains
great speed but as care must be taken
in handling the ball II does not carry
as much speed as the ordinary fast
ball" ofthe twirler. Grover Cleve-
land Alezander's fast bail IS an excel
lent example OF what speed a ball can
attain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Russell Chambers
Wants Weight Made

Russell Chambers. welterwsight
mixer OF Douglas. ARK. who was be-
ing contemplated for a match with
Frankie Fowzer BY matchmaker
Jimmy Erwin OF the TT Bliss Ath-
le1ic association. has asked that
FoWzer make the Weltar limit. IL
was previously understood that Cham
bers offered 70 tight FoWzcr at catch
weights as the local star can not do
less than 152 and be strong Chambers
asserts that he would be glad TO box
here but he considers FoWzer too for
midabls a man TO take on at catch
weights Efforts are being made 70
find an opponent for Frankie for the
show after next AZ the Punch Bowl
arena
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Chicago. Ill. Aus. 25.-Harry Var
don and Edward Ray. British profess
sional golfers, Tuesday suffered their
worst defeat in this country, when
they lost 70 Jock Hutchinson. western
open champion. and Laurie Ayton. a
recent arrival from Great Britain
seven down and five to play. in a So
hole best ball exhibition match It
was the third defeat for the Britous
in four days IN Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

New York. Aug. 25.-The c. e s.
Arizona viii be the battle-ground to-
night on which viii be decided the
boxing championship Of the sailors
oft the Atlantic fleet, now anchored
In the Hudson river. A series Of
seven bouts from bantamweight to
heavyweight. has been arranged.
Lieut. P. Harrison. Of the L. s. s.
Pennsylvania. flagship Of the fleet
has been chosen referee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Harry ManSeH
HurIS Challenge

Harry AansaM, scrappy bantam
weight boxer q the Pacific cost. who
claims the bantam title OF England.
Is anxious TO come 70 Fl Paso- He
has issued a challenge to the winner
Of the Grifiin-Lincolu meeting on
Labor day Lausen lost a 11-round
decision 70 Lincoln some time ago.
but since that time he managed 10
obtain draw with the hard-hittinr
Californian he is at present IL Les
Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Al LANTIG CITY.
AND CHICAGO
WANT CANES
Pasadena, Calf, Also Puts
in Bid; Brazil Gets the
1922 Olympiad.
AMERICAN BOXERS
VICTORS IN BOUTS

A NTWERP, Belgium. Aug. z5.-Thrss
a American cities have asked to
be the stage OF the 1924 Olympic
games. It became known Tuesday at
the meeting OF the International
Olympic COMMITTEES.
At the meeting It was decided that
Intermediate Olympic games OF 1922
should be held in Brazil. They are to
be known as the south American
Olympic games
The next meeting o. the COMMITTEES
viii be held in Geneva. in June. 1921.
when applications FOR the holding o.
the 1924 Olympic games viii be con
sidsred- Applications already have
been received from Atlantic City, Chi
cago. Pasadena. Calf Rome and
American boxers won three first
places in the boxing tournament
Fifteen were entered in the boxing
contests from America and but three
survived
The Americans are Edward EaEzn.
light heavyweight Yale University.
and champion OF ths A. E F.. samuel
sIosberE. Pastiue A c. View York.
lightweight. and F. DeGenero, Pzulist
A c. New York. flyweight-
All Bouts Fast.
They we're the only survivors OF the
IS Americans entered for the worlds
amateur Championships. All the
Americans had hard fighting. The
bouts consisted Of three rounds. each
Of three minutes
DeGenero's fiEht. which was
with TIE Danish bantanweIEht
chamnlon Petersen. who had
trained down 10 fl1-sFelEht, was the
lfvellest and brought ringing
cheers from American spectators
EnEnn's opponent, the Norwegian
SOrsdaI. avoided taking the count
only by repeatedly eIinchinE IN
the last round MosberE heat
JohanEen. a Dane
EaWsou. English heaVTT 81 g1-s
knocked out Petersen. Demark-
In the bantamWei class. walker.
South Africa beat Graham. Canadian
while the French featherweight.
F'ritech. beat Gauchet- the Frenchmau.
who won from J. Zivic OF Pittsburgh
The Canadian WelterW5iEhr Schnei-
der defeated Ireland. o. England;
while the English middleWelEhr Nal
Icon won from Prudhomme. Canada
America Wins swimnInE-
IN the woman's Ordinary diving
event. Eelsn Meaney. New York. won
her series OF four events
In the final OF the 100 metres free
stroke swim. Duke Eahanamozu.
Honolulu. beat his new records. lin
ishing in one minute. rs seconds On
complaint BY Harald. Australia. who
finished fifth. that he was pocketed
BY Eahanamoku and Norman Ross,
the judges decided that the final
should be raced again Sunday The
Americans present registered their
classification over this decision
Eahanamoizu's record VIII stand
P. Eealeha- Honolulu. was second
with W ". Harris jr- Honolulu, third
and Ross fourth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Keen Competition
On Grand Circuit

PouEhkeeDsie. n. 2. Aug z5.-
Keen competition and close finishes
marked the second day OF Grand Ci--
cult racing Tuesday Lon Mcdonald,
with King Watts. took the feature
event md the richest stake OF the
nesting when he scored a straight
heat victory in 'The Poughkeepsie"
z:ls ciass trot With Native Ch.ee sec
end and Hollywood Naomi -hird-
The best time Of the week was re-
corded in the first usat Of the z-05
pace today which John P Braden won
in Z-o2%. stepping the last quarter
in zs5f seconds. Adioo Guy, the IA
vorite, never got going placinB fifth
in the first heat and being distanced
in the Eecond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

New York Aug 25.-The largest
baseball park in the world viii be
built for the New York Americans.
Col Jacob Rupert. Of the Yankees.
VINO attended a special meeting Of
the American league in Philadelphia
yesterday, where the proposal was
given official sanction said tentative
plans call for grand stands and
bleachers seating from $4,000 to
$4,000 persons, TO be completed for
next seeson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
) In Baseball; u. S. Bids For 1924 Olympic
$4,000 Match
For Man o. War

CARATOGA. n. T.. Aug Is
Matt Wynn, the Kentucky
horseman HIS been authorized
to offer a purse Of $4,000 for a
match race between Man o War
and Sir Barton, to be run after
the Saratoga meeting ends The
conditions call for the two great
racers 10 carry weight for age
over a mile and quarter
route. J. k l. Ross his siguified
his willingness TO run Sir Barton
against the wonder horse" and
Samuel D. RIDDLE. owner Of Man
o. War said he would announce his
decisions in a Few days