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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

Aceasta decisiune care este
cea mai importanta din ras-
boiul economic, a fost luata
contrar istoriei bogate in eve-
nimente care nu pot justifica
aceasta actiune.
# Sesiunea congresului, la ca
III aeratorii fnaintasl cele maj
aggressive teorii din zileie de All,
care tind,a crea tendinta lucra-
torilor din 1ntreaga lume, a
fost tinuta intro m7nastire ca
re a fost ridicata fnainte de
descoperirea Americei de catre
Columbus.
Gu camera unde sc tinea
congresul s'au facut legaturi
telegrafice, telefonice precum
81 Gu telegrafia fara fir. In
discutiile ce au urmat, natiuni-
lie carl asteptau infrigurate re-
sultatul, nu mai existau. Un
oarecare timp Sc credea ca de-
cisia sta in cumpana. Acct care
favorizau sclfimbari cit sd poa-
te de radicale insistau ca tot sd
fie secvestrat de muncitori.
Cea mai decisiva cuvintare ca
re a resultat in decisia luata,
a fost a lui Signor Daragona,
fruntasul muncitorilor, a carui
propupere a fost primita. Da-
ragona s'a 1ntors acum de Gu
r1nd din Russia 81 ceeace a va
zut acolo, la facut sd fie pre-
caut in cele ce muncitorimea
face.
Ell a spus delegation ca s'a. in
tors indarapt din Russia pc deplin
convins Cd bolsevismul MI poate sd
prospereze in Italia 81 ca singura
primejdie adevarata pc care re-
volutie Q poate aduce este o pri-
mejdie pentru cauza muncitorea,
sea.
Guyernul ramas neutral. Gu
toate aceste soldatii sosesc mereu
in oras. III vim, in camioane pen
tru Cd. muncitorii della caile ferate
au refuxat ca sd mine trenurile in
care Sc aflau soldati ori munitie
pentrn ei.
Pc fabricile ocupate arboreaza
steagul ros. Lucratorii lucra OPT
ore apoi patru ore stau de paza.
Congresul pc linga decisiulea @
lupta aceasta Sd SO margineasc6 nu'
mai Ia industria' dc metal pc Cart
l,icratorii sunt decisi 9 . apara cr
toatc fortele de care dispun, al
rectoratlll partidului socialist sui
comanda congresului, e Invita- q
s6 ia is asdpra-si negociatiile 81 u
insiste M numai aplanarea diyir
4 gentelor ar4tate in memoriu mum
citorilor, d \ complect4 predare
tablicilor care y ~ puse sub a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

TOXIC, y Sept. Cincispreze-
'ce mil de cazuri dc coler6 au fost
rapoftate Il comisarul stdrii sani-
tare din Korea, din care sase mil
nortale, datorita epidemiei care
bintnie 81 acea parte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

re fl deosebita in principiu de
Q noastr&.
Aplanarea chestiei Adriaticei
ne-a ocupat Q psrte din timp. Po-
zitia noastra neechivoca. Mares
Britanie 81 Franta Ia San Reno
81 eu, fnainte 81 dup6 conferentas
della San Reno am spus e. nici
Marea Britanie ii niei Frsnta u ~
dreptul : 4 ainestsea irtr 81 ala-
- ~ priyee .lts Z! b y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
Scou De sEARA

Luni Sc va incepe in .oficiul
della City immigration Bureau,
10S City Hall, clase de ziua
psntru aceia care in timpul
noptii lucra si nu pot lua par
te Il clasele de seara. Inceputul
este Ia $50 dimineata. Dori-
tori ca Sd cigtige cuncstinti
despre limba americana sa SO
prexinte Luni. (lO-11
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FrBn.cnt.

HtVWCUt.
SNpcriOritdt66 omului in toate
privintele Sc poAte vedea dupa in
fatisarea Gu totQ deosebita, pc ca
re globul a lu1t-o sub influenta
minei omenestiA1n diferite epoce.
Altfel era lums acum citeva suite
81 mil de ami; atfel este acum. A.
ceste transfornf hi Sc datoresc nu-
mai omului.
Inteligenta si5gointa face pc ON
superior celorlaNe animale. Prin
inteligenta 81 v0hta a infaptuit O.
mul progrese, aearor valoare ati,.-
ra dupa folosia pc care o aduc
omenirei.
Omul s'a pe19ectionat GU timpul.
Della inventia Ia mai modesto a
navigatiei Gu fcile pc oceane, a
ajuns la cea mi pretentioasa, la
co'i'''nicarea uistanIe colosa'e,
prin telegrafie. Tot ce a putut ell
CO.. orr' din ia nsitatea intuneri-
c'1ul' la pus = &"'ul sau 81
a. se'helilior sacaci inca oin p
D'eie tlnpuli fnehll sau grupat
J" asociatil compuse ain a.
ceieasi eieme gu aceleasi pro-
Pi'eta9i. AZ au Iormat state
oaAa'e pc ns' 1tatea celor &C le
'coMpuneau.
foate natnnal lit Pile au muncit
uncle mai multi, altele mai putin,
deoseblre Gle progress insa, a esit
lnvldla lntre ele, care s'a manifes-
tat clnd q aJuns deosebirca prea
mare, prin rasboaie.
S'au facut incercari de propo-
vaduire de idealuri comune tutu-
ror natiunilor. S'a n6zuit cstre o
patrie comuna, catre o fnfratirc
univcrsala, dincolo dc limitele pa-
triei, dar toatc formulele acestea
au ramas moarte. Fiecare stat
49, 10 - 80. e =
80 CO. - ~ 80. 'u .u.'u'o
- .oa
o '.'
- ' pio'oo"' i"
9: ....,
o'.'' au i'''epu' ra'ooa'e'e'
s'ns.' ueN. :" 'o"u
20 W ~ ','"'A''.a pu'u. Sd lea-
80 - 0.. ,
p.o'" ''' , 'aie u''ue 'ra w.
eape ? 'e'ee sh'lna monuments
p pielac ~ rune vas'e a'e''ere ue
lnu'a paS'i'a. a.ooiu' aces''' !,
"a lea,..a''a luc',vt ~
''e u' 'asi'e senera'''
O atmosfera linistita, care cult
va mintile 81 imbogateste inima CT,
simtiri alese cugetari inalte. DOR.
niri generoase s; altruiste. care re.
nrez;nts o;v;l;yatia os+o d;struss do
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
Partidu|
National
IN DIsCUTIA PUBLICA 4
CAMEREI
Rolul lui istoric accentuat de
d-nii Vaida, 1orga si Manu-

In Scdinta della 16 Iunie came
rel s'a pus I'm discutie rostul par
tidului national, cu ocazia unor
caiOmnii repetate de un OareIcare
BrO5u, de meserie aderentul un-
gurilcr 81 luptator yesnic contra
1ntrarii a1.matei romine in Ar
deal.
Atacul nu este nou 81 pentru
aceia IA. dat prilej fruntasilor nos
tri Sc spulbere o serie de imfamii,
debitate de oligarhie ia adresa
partidului national.
Partidefe ciocoiesti din vechiul
regat au intreprins dela run timp,
dlscreditarea tot ce fost 81
este mai bun in nouile provincii,
Transilvania 81 Basaraibia. In
constientede repercusiunea aces.
tel actiuni in streinatate, ,partide.
!" vechi in frunte cu eel liberal,
lgasesc ~ c.,viintS :: in zorii uni.
tail nati0nale, sd denatul c.e ale
varul istoric asupra partMuluI
national 81 sc faca din aceasta or
ganizatie politica IA rominilor
un partid care iii trecut ar ii ira
dat cauza neamului.
s-s.sss....sas.A.,--.-s. i. s,as sa
Scop,l este acesta ca stergind
aureola istorica partidulrli, SC
mjcsorezc importanta politica q
fruntasilor sal, care astazi sc afld
in lupta GU partidele vcchi.
Dl Vaidaa arafat ca toata po'
Utica Rominilor din Ardeal 81
lnsaSi tratativele Gu lisa sa u "a
cut Gu stinta 81 inspil,atiunile fac
torilor de raspundere din. vechiuI
regat. In 1913 am VENT in
Bucuresti 81 am spus ca impaca
cca Gu Ungurii este o impossible,
tate, caci ar duce la demoraliza
rea poporllui.
A intervenit atulci Mangrd
care "a Great un current ostil atitu.
dinea partidului national.
\ Astazi sc urmeaza aceasta tao
tica. Tineri, carl N 'au fost mimic
pentru cauza nationala, oamcn
necunoscuti 81 fara nici perso
nalitate win se dntunece munca
de viata intreaga acelor carl au
stat in fruntea poporului in tim
purile lui de robie.
Gu marea sd autOritatc. pe
care are IN parliament, dl Iuliy
Maniu, in numele jertfclor depu
Sc timp. de ~ de ami de catrc CON
ducatorii din trecut al partdulu
national a spus:
!, "Partidul national a fost SIN
'gura organizatie "a constiintei 20
porale din Ardeal, care timp d,
~ ami condlls lupta contra Tn
gurilor. Sa Sc noteze, Ca in to-
acest timp el nu a facut nici 0 de
clarare de aderare la politica d,
.nesupunere catre Maghiari, spr,
deosebire de partidrle celorlalt,
natiolalitati.
lata faptelc, carl nu sc po,
contesta 81 pc carl a fost nevoi
81 parlamentul averescan sd Il
recunOasca.
S'a vazut Gu aceaSt& Ocazie
ca partidul national 81 fruntasi
lsai, stau pc acelasi teren de auto
titate nestibita. "A fost sufficient
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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-30
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.

The State OF Texas. In the District Court,
Tarrant County. Texas, March Term.
A. u. 1920.
To the Sheriff or Any Constable OF Tar
rant COMMUNICATING:
You are hereby commanded, That by
making publication OF this Citation In
some newspaper published In the County
OF Tarrant four weeks previous to the re-
turn day hereof. YOU summon Bertha At
kin. whose residence Is unknown. TO be
and appear before the District Court to
be holden In and for the County OF Tar
rant, nj the Court House thereof, In the
city OF Fort Worth on the first Monday
In March, A. ID. 1920. the same being the
LIST day OF said month. then and there to
answer the petition OF George Atkin. as
plaintiff, filed In said Court, on the 2Sth
day OF January A. ID. 1920, against Bertha
Atkin as defendant, said suit being num-
bered 5l60g, the nature OF which demand
In as follows, to-wit:
Plaintiff sues defendant for divorce upon
the grounds OF abandonment. for costs OF
suit and general relief, rs he may be Just
~ entitled to In the premises.
Herein Fail Not. hut have you then and
there before said Court, this Writ, with
your return thereon, showing how YOU
have executed the same.
WITNESS, Mrs. q. Frank Coffey, Clerk
OF the District Court OF Tarrant County.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court In Fort Worth. Texas, this goth DAY
OF January. A. II. 1920.
tSeaD MRS q. FRANK COFFEY.
Clerk District Court, Tarrant County,
by q. s. williams. Deputy.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-30
RABBI YOUNG IN AMERICA.

Rabbi Leo Young has arrived in
this country on the S. S. Celtic from
London to take up his position as rabbi
Of Congregation Keneseth Israel,
Cleveland, Ohio, to which he was re-
Gently elected. Rabbi Yung was met
in New York city by Mr.. Morris Mos
owitz, president; Mr.. Ignatz Green,
secretary and Mr.. II. Neuhause, COM
prising a committee who came espec-
tally from Cleveland to greet the new
rabbi.
Rabbi Yung is the son of DR.. NJ.
Yung, chief minister Of the Federation
Of Synagogues, London, England, Of
which Lord Swaythling is the presi-
dent. He was born in Uhersky Brod,
Czecho- Slovakia, in 1892. He studied
at the Yeshivoth in Hungary and in
the famous Hildcsheimer Seminary in
Berlin. He is a graduate of the Lon
don University, and he will receive his
Phi. d. in February this year. The Ha-
torath Horaah was conferred upon
him by Rabbi Mordecai Zwei
Schwartz, and other well known rab-
bis.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-30
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.

The State Of Texas. In the District Court.
Tarrant County. Texas. March Term.
A. II. 1920.
To the Sheriff or ANY Constable Of Tar
rant County-Greetlng:
You are hereby commanded, That by
making publication OF this Citation In
some newspaper published In the County
OF Tarrant four weeks previous TO the re-
turn day hereof you summon Gregory
be and appear before the District Court,
TO be holden In and for the County OF
Tarrant, nj the Court House thereof, In
the City OF Fort Worth, on the first Mon
day In March A. II. 1920. the same being
the LIST day OF said month, then and there
to answer the petition OF Almeater Ran
some MS plaintiff. filed In said Court, on
the eth day OF January A. ID. 1920.
against Gregory Ransome as defendant,
said suit being numbered 5i60l, the ma
ture Of which demand is as follows. to-
wit;
Plaintiff sues defendant for divorce
upon the grounds OF excuses, outrageous
and harsh, cruel treatment treatment, for
costs OF suit and for such other and fur
Their relief that she may be Justly entitled
Herein Fail Not. but have you then and
there before said Court. this Writ, with
your return thereon, showing how you
WITNESS, Mrs. q. Frank Coffey, Clerk
OF the District Court OF Tarrant County.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court In Fort Worth, this 21th day OF
January A. ID. 1890
(SeaD MRS q. FRANK CoFFEY,
Clerk District Court. Tarrant County.
BY q. s. williams. Deputy,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-30

Rodney's money (money gained from
paving everything in sight prove a
happy combination. Ambrose is
strict believer in advertising. "Look at
all the things that have been made the
necessities of life" he says "just by
Advertising He points out the win
dow to gum sign, garter sign, an
automobile sign, a beer sign. ut Pays
to Advertise" is his argument. At
Phillips Egypt.
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CLASSIFIED

WANTED-A middle-aged Jewish
woman Of refinement and culture to
be in charge Of the Girls Depart
ment in a modern institution where
the Self-Government Plan and Hon
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ly supervisory. An attractive posi-
tion for the right person. Address l..
Volmer, Supt. Jewish Orphans
Home, New Orleans, La.
WANTED-A young lady to do char
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THEATRICAL COLUMN.



Byrant Washburn in Screen Version of
Play, 1T Pays to ADVERTISE" Turns
Out Best Farce of His Picture
Career.
Rodney Martin, young fellow, has
spent hilarious four years in college
and it is to the general amazement Of
his friends that he has never been ex-
PEELED. At the close of his final year.
right after a game in which his college
mates emerged victors, Rodney in COM
pany with practically the whole col
lege attends the local theatre where
musical outfit is giving a show.
And so it happened, that one Of the
comedians, peculiar effeminate crea-
ture, felt his face spattered with hem
fruit coming from the general direc-
ton Of the box occupied by Rodney
and his pals-this happening about the
middle Of the first act. The show end
ed in riot. Rodney and his compan-
ions in crime saw nasty Jail sentences
staring them in the face for the police
were upon them and the house man
ager was angry. But it so happened
that just at this time Rodney made an
acquaintance with Ambrose Peale,, the
advance agent for the show. who for a
little change, five hundred dollars or
so to be exact, agreed to get Rodney
out.
And so Rodney's college days finally
come to a close and he travels home.
Cyrus Martin, however, is in no happy
frame Of mind. He has been calculat-
ing and he has discovered the exceed
ingly cold fact that son Rodney has
cost him exactly two-hundred and
nineW-three thousand dollars since
his BIRTH He purposes, so he tells Rod
ney, to put him to work in one Of his
soap factories, so that he may at least
gain slight return on his heavy in
vestment. But Rodney in soap fac
tory! Well, he tries 1t but that smell
that develops during the manufacture
Of scented soap gets on his nerves and
so he quits. Anyway, he opines, his
father has more money now than both
Of them can spend in life time so
why work?
And then Rodney meets up with his
old friend, Ambrose Peale, the same
old press agent Of his college days.
Press agents don't always work and
Ambrose is out Of luck in this particu.
lar instance but two heads prove bet
ter than one and Ambrose's brain and
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WE HAVE MOVED.

The Monitor Publishing
Company, printers and publish
fishers of the Jewish Monitor,
has moved to new and much
larger quarters at 2S7-9 West
Tenth st. We have twice as
much room in our new location,
and are prepared to do your
printing.
II takes times to move a
large printing skop-and If you
have missed your Monitor
please forgive us-it was
Moving Day" with us-only
our moving day" lasted two
weeks and one of our large
presses is not yet set up!
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Friday, January 80, 1920.

His concern is the only one of its
kind in the South, and fills long felt
want.
Mr.. Friedlander is very well
known young man and has a host Of
friends who wish him great sue
cess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
nv HARRY n. ROBINSON



NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct. Ia
Charles Albert tChieD Bender. for a
dozen years pitcher for the Philadcl'
phia Americans and recognized as
one 81 the greatest twirlers the
game ever knew. looks like the real
come back" Of the past season,
While several Of the biz league
club managers and scouts closely
watched the work OF Bender as
manager and pitcher for the New
Haven club In the Eastern league
this season. Il was whispered about
that the chief would be welcomed
back on the mound IN tho big show
and some expressed n desire 10 get
Bender as a club manager.
George Weiss. president Of the
New Haven club. fatty refused a
flaitering offer from the New York
Yankees for Bender early IN the
season and Il was said Cincinnati
also made tentative offer for the
chief ms "a pitcher.
Bender was the manager and
pitcher OF the Eastern league, a
Glass A organization. lie rounded
a comparatively weak club In New
Haven into a pennant.winning ar-
grcgation and took much of the
brunt OF the work himself. Bender
pitched In and won rs games. los.
ing II during the season, and in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
BY DEAN SNYDER

CLEVELAND. Oct 13.--The cur.
tain has dropped. II was a good
show. The experts have checked out
Of town. A long winter for gossip
lies ahead. The rag fight Ii In. Cieve
land is no longer a village. It's a
regular town now.
Any ball club that gets the breaks
enough times in a row is a sure cop.
per. But don't forget that back Of
every break the Indians got there
was power A team that Is strong
enough to make It's own breaks de.
serves a world title.
Brooklyn has played good base
ball. The Dodgers are an example
OF a machine organization. But they
are slow afoot and lack the winning
FIRE necessary In short series.
The trolley town boys followed Rob
bic. The Indians journeyed behind
Speaker, Robbie patted his players
on the back. Speaker drove his men
10 the utmost.
Robbie Is a father. Spoke u =
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leader. a father tells son that a
mistake can be redeemed on the NOR.
row. a leader makes each OF his men
fight 10 the last inch. There's the
difference between Cleveland and
Brooklyn. between Robbie and Iris,
They are different types. SO are their
respective ball clubs. Cleveland won.
Brooklyn lost.
The seventh and last game. like the
rest, was hard fought. The score. like
all tho rest, was close. Cleveland
went into the series ms "a 300 hitting
club. Brooklyn possessed 4 team that
was built around one OF the greatest
pitching STATS in the National league.
Each had its own respective unit of
power and counted upon II 20 win the
world title. Here's whore the breaks
enter in. cleveland's power decisive
~ shaded Brooklyn's fatherly organi.
zation.
Wall 1t. quoted Brooklyn the IA
vorite before the series opened. When
the Dodgers took two out Of three
from the Indians at Ebbets field the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

ords OF Christy Nathewson. Babe Ad.
ans, Jack Coombs and Red Faber.
Tho Indian recruits. shortstop
joey Sewell and Pitcher Walter
Malls, came thru. The substitute first
baseman, George Burns, outshone
the man he subbcd for. In almost
every world series some recruit or
substitute stars. and the 1920 title
show strung along with this prece.
dent.
Brooklyn played real baseball.
They shot their wad on their home
green, however. They crumbled be.
fore the Psychology OF strange
crowds. Dodger players are all vet.
Grams. but they ara not stars.
When shortstop Ray Chapman
was struck down by a bean bali an
under.current OF sympathy went out
for the Indians. That feeling became
general. II crystallizcd even in every
rival players mind and In the heart
OF every fan and sportsman. They
pulled for Cleveland TO stay on Top.
II had been chapman's hope to be a
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risk boys padded the odds Then the
teams moved to the Forest City. The
Indians got their batting eyes back.
They swamped the supcrbest pitch.
ing stan the National league had.
-Four straight wins were more than
even Speaker figured on. Cleveland
supporters cleaned up. When the
game was finished yesterday home
town fans were stunned: they didn't
realize the magnitude OF the thing
that had happened. They saw Man.
ager Speaker rush 20 the box where
his mother sat. They saw him take
her In his strong and wonderful
arms. They saw tears Of JOY come
into their eyes. Then they realized
that II was all over--that Speaker
had brought Cleveland her first pen.
nant and made tho Indians world
champions
Stanley coveloskie has demon.
strated that the spltball IN winning
magic. The stately Pole has achieved
the feat Of winning three games In a
world series along with the past rec
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct IA
siamming the apple into the left
field bleachers in tho 10th inning.
Joe Connolly. Frisco second Eacser'
busted up the firxt game OF the
final series Of tho season with SO
attic here Tuesday. The flnsl score
was : 10 with the Seals on the
long end.
Al D~maree allowed only four
hits during tho afternoon. but the
homer turned the trick for. tho home
boys
some nice base running by Sam
Rohne brought over scattie's only
run In the fourth. He started with
a hit and Murphy followed with an.
other binEie. With one out he
started tosteai and AEncw thres
wide over second trying TO pick
Zone off Of the bag and Sam
walked home. The Seals counted
their first tally in the second. Az.
new walked and went TO third on
connolly's single. He scored on
Hasbrook's NY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
"CHIEF'' BENDER STAGES
REAL COMEBACK

|, many instances went In NJ a critical
time and saved games which were
credited TO his other pitchers He
worked IN Fix consecutive games
one time during the season and sew
crai times pitched two and three
days in succession.
Against Bridgeport. his deadly riv-
ais. managed by Big Ed Walsh,
former Chicago spitball artist. Ben
der pitched no-hit. no-run game
on August 10. and a few weeks pre-
vious to that game had Bridgepor,
hitless with two men out in the
ninth and two strikes on Ed Walsh
when walsh doubled 10 left field
and spoiled a no-hit game.
Bender proved the biggest draw
ing card In the circuit and Il greatly
responsible for the biggest year
ever known In the Eastern league
II Ia understood Bender would con.
slider a chance to manage big
league club. but rather NOT 40 back
to the majors as a pitcher.
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MAN.O'.WAR
BEATS SIR
BARTON
EASILY

WINDSOR. Ont. oct. ia-Man
o'War star three yearold today
wore the crown Of the KING OF the
spor, Of kinrS.
The American thorobrcd reached
the pinnacle Of mclnK fame when
he romped over the miio'and-a.
qua ter Keniiworth track here yes
tarday. finishing seven lengths 10
the good against Sir Barton. Cana
dian four year old. owned by Com
mander J. X. l.. Ross.
Man O'war was an easy winner
In sos. more than a second slower
than his record
HE Ia a super horse" said Com
mander Ross in accepting tho de-
feat OF bis entry. There Is no
horse IN the world equal 10 Man
O'war"
The nee was the last Man o'wsr
win nun. according 90 samuel Rid
de. Philadelphia. owner. lie vii
h. used for breeding purposes.
Special cars were scheduled 10
tskr Man O'war 10 Laurel Md.
today ana Nir barton 70 Mohurai'
Reports that Riddle planted 10
put the horse IN the movies werr
, not confirmed today
Man o'war eeiebratri his win
ming BY taking the firs' drink from
the gold cup he won.
The Riddle col, took the iead IN
the rr-t 100 feet. and AZ the two
swept BY the Eranastand for the first
time he led by length and a half
Jockey Kcogh took the whip and for
the fret three eiEhths piled Il viz
orousiy 10 his mount but he could
not close tho gap.
Going down the hack stretch Man
o'war opened the lead and az the
far turn was shead by an easy three
lengths. Sir Barton was all In when
the American ace swept under the
wire an easy winner.
Each time Man o'war leaves ,hs
ground he leaps - feet His tire.
mendoun speed is chiefly attributed
10 this fact