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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Msisrhoffer Undertaking Co. pre-
ssnts character. service and consider
alton. Ninth and Felix. Phone II.
2et.-Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Burglars secured sS in pennies
from the Wiehl grocery on Messanie
street Monday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

1t cost Mike Filkovitch, who oper-
ates a meat market at 222 Cherokee
street. s25 in police court Thursday
for selling rotten meat.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Edward c'Hooks'D Lewis. q well
known baseball player OF this city.
was killed in a railway accident al
Buffalo. Wyoming. Sunday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

A contract for reconstrueting the
half mile OF road between the Bu-
chanan-Andrew county lines and the
Country Club will be let by the An
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Miss Ethel Wood I'LL Washington
Avenue, was saved from drowning in
the lake Sunday when a boat capsized.
The well directed efforts OF Charles
Kerr, a fifteen-year-old boy. brought
her safely to shore
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

When two cars collided at Fourth
and julie Monday morning. Roscoe
Graham and Milton Henry were Sc
verely bruised.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

AS result OF the cases called in
police court Tuesday. the city is $50
richer from speeders and cut-out
fiends, six Of them contributing that
amount The cycle officers gathered
in all of them.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

DR.. f. G.. Weary was elected presi-
dent OF the South Side Harding and
Coolidge club Monday night and he
will be more than weary when he gets
through with the job.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Rock Undertaking Co. Lady at
tendant. 91s Frederick avenue.-Adv,
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

William Coyle Is under arrest
charged with strongarming Emmett
Saunders Saturday night
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

A Ford nivver belonging to ]. H.
Long of Kansas City and in which
there was a bloody coat, was found
in an alley near Eighth and Mitchell
avenue Monday, and returned to the
owner.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

NOTICE-Save all rags. iron, books,
magazines and all kinds of waste
paper. as prices are very high. Don't
sell before you call US. or write,
American Paper Stock Co., Main ssss,
so2 South Sth st. (Advt-)
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blakely of Oma-
ha were Sunday and Monday visitors
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

George @. Strock. a former well
known newspaper man OF Albany and
King City. died at his home. 2723
Delaware street. this city, Sunday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Pat Ryan left Tuesday for Min
neapolis to attend the convention of
the International Identification Bu-
reau.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Four drunks paid 50 each in police
court Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Mrs. Anna Fine. wife OF Meyer
Fine, died at the family home. 500
North Eleventh, Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Frank Estrada, a Mexican, was ar
rested at Ninth and Felix Saturday
night while engaged in fight with
his wife.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

j. II. Cherry, who operated a rou-
lette wheel at the Eagles carnival.
forfeited s25 in police court Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Skunks stole the Highlands Golf
Club and the Country Club flivvers
Sunday night Also touring car was
stolen from Owen Densin at Lake
Contrary that night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14
LOCAL MATTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST
Paragraphs Which Tell of the Happenings of Local
Moment In Greater St. joseph
Anything Which Has Occurred Deserving of Local
Notice Can Be Found in These Columns

- --~"S ~NAN'-'e in connection lula
~ for ing secretary for the Central Council McKnney member
Sro ,. men Oh a @ ~ - Con the Kansas City Advertising
district which
home that afect e.soldtrs " u'eO ns'
of this territory. While at the oarn,v, sarr,. Nv
The c.v cnn o. - ,, night Edgar Swain had his pocket
aftns r,nr,an ,o,S, @ at AZ a meeting nI0 picked Of $40
-Ad" Harry manager
nv for Days
forming park into fractions
grounds a Nor
60 for Thursday that S . was % Uniformed @ j. H. Cherry who operated rou
Water the city forfeited S in police Monday
ba here on Aug 18th instead of at JEFF skun stole the Highlands Golf
and Tho Corrr ln, ,,,
County Recorder Dan Baker Judge
uan bn NJ nsu~on nro c e stolen Lake
Pat urigb+ ana r,,n , 80 S Contrary
in the Frank Estrada Mexican was ar
Ninth dyI
to his the a fight
I his
mbns tondant ss Frederick
" ~, ~ magazines waste
mart OF the Bank OF North
in the
oTs ssss American paDs Stock Co., Main sss
t'r' weA1ey having declined re- ''' ''''A o" 9- CNoN'
appointment, William cos under arrest
sanie Saunders
Fred scboenub o,obtoor v 90 When two cars couded at Fourth
suffered
noys Branch s wsnr s aS accident s bruised henry
Nellie Walker . negro - NIB, drunksp paid police
Min sent to Noyes HOSPITAL Tuessav Monday
ion of 'front.' workhouss where she wa.
institution wednesday Long of Kansas City and which
night clad only in np,tsoun snS there a found
skirt 'H' III AS"S'"H and
ationl Monday, the
Mr.. Anna rim t, ., ,o
led his Ninth bona
~ North Eleventh,
1t cost Mike FlkOvoh who joint meeting Easn Pig
hun % street SIS in police court m Club and the Polandchina AsOca
III A"U''""S
years Ne ''1 "~
) Ernest Jackson Floyd shank
o Katz maid
Of this 'ue street. as candidate for Bu speeding
W herec chanan
n min Contne As a aesulto of the cases allied in
tuesday,. the is
is coll tout
IS
constable The officers gathered
, twoO in
the justice g
a
Coolidge
w n of Painting wal pane, cansso
for u"o'sh WIN inc 'oo
posing " The city comptroller has ounedI
it
o atson
,b
s545446
t,n-
and of foma or
and ~ = torn DOWN ana iS occupants 10 move
WITH The ordinance prohibiting the on-whih they did
- o ONO in the down.
of
m. m North
wnI
strett it his n
The Mccord-Norton
wbsr G primer intoH place
o yandI
ked on sbroken
stree
Washington whiskey
ara h from stored there
I.ou- :,
ed and - ia - t e' in the
Is 0ush' skeeprg
here why
70 took for r
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14

Mrs. George Toel left Thursday for
the northern lakes. ....
James J. Dykes, sixty-seven years
Of age, died at his Lake Avenue home
Wednesday
.- Jan.ieson Machine Co.. engineers
and machinists suppliea shafting,
hangers. puileyA ais No. 2nd.-Adv.
Forty-seven boys left Tuesday for
Camp Brinton on the w. f. Brinton
farm near Agency, where they went
into camp for the coming ten days.
Arthur M. Hyde, gop nominee for
governor. was a Tuesday visitor.
At a special meeting Of the Bu-
chanan County Medical Society held
Monday. the chairman was authorized
to appoint a committee to draft reso-
lu,. on the death of Dr. Dandurant.
Glenn A. Stowe, who was in the
auto with DIR. Dandurant when the
latter lost his life, is confined to his
home with a badly infected foot.
NJ J. Dowley Tor best Plumbing
and Gas Fitting. 1904 Frederick Ave.
Phone 116.-Adv.
William Holcomb brought a tomato
to the market house Tuesday that
weighed one and three quarters
pounds.
Burglars secured IS in pennies
from the wiehl grocery on Messanie
street Monday night.
John Temple Graves, editor of the
Atlanta Constitution. will he the
speaker at the Advertising Club lunch
con next Monday.
Pat Ryan left Tuesday for Min
the International Identification Bu-
reau.
The public has been pretty we'll
broken to the new parking regulation
in the business district. it being nee
essary to make but one arrest, that
being Fred Sillman, who forfeited his
$5 bond in police court Thursday
morning.
Marry for wealth, happiness. Hun
dreds rich. attractive, congenial, will
ing to wed. Photos free. 25 years
experience. Mrs. Warn, 22161s Tenn
pie ST., Los Angeles, Cal.-(Advt)
Information reached here Thursday
that DR.. w. ]. Bell formerly of this
city, but late of Assint, Egypt, where
he was acting as a Presbyterian min
lister. had died at that place.
C. E. Smith of 20O6 Main street is
wanted by Humane Officer Ziemen-
d. dorff for deserting his wife and two
infant daughters, who are in dire
want.
Ada Sanders filed an injunction suit
Thursday against her husband. w. II.
Sanders, whom she has also sued for
divorce, alleging that he is disposing
of their joint property before the di-
vorce suit comes up.
Resolutions were adopted by the
city council Thursday night, paying
tribute to the late DIR. L. ]. Dandurant
and expressing sympathy to his fam
lily.
Paul Lee of Kansas City was ar
rested Thursday at Thirteenth and
Scott, supposed to be connected with
the theft of a firlxin of butter which
was found hidden in the weeds near
that point.
Joe Levy of 1913 North Third street
suffered a broken collar bone and a
number of bad cuts and bruises when
he drove his Ford flivver pell-mell
into a Dodge car that was parked on
North Fourth. Levy is said to have
been intoxicated.
All of the wool in storage here be-
longing to the Northwest Missouri
wool pool has now been graded and
is ready for the market. There is a
total Of $4,000 pounds stored here.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-14
But should Hang Criminals

l422 North Third, st. Joseph, Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
HOPPE WILL PRACTICE
HARD FOR TOURNAMENT
Famous Cue Artist Anxious TO Smash
Existing Records in New York
Event Next Month.

In all OF Willie Hopes exhibition
matches from now on IL. Intends 10
devote considerable attention to the
development of the line nurse. He
will do this with one object in view.
When he defends his worlds bilk-
line billiard title in the final round
Of the national tournament to be
staged under the direction OF r. r.
Benja min at the Hotel Aston in New
York CITY, on December G, and s.
tho champion intends to try to shat
ter all existing records.
His unofficial h;gh-run record is
81: points. His official record. which
IS also the worlds record. is sos. Last
year he csta blishcd Il grand average
for six games OF 400 points each OF
= S-5l, which is the record. In an
individual game in last years cham
pionship tournament ne made AN |ver-
age Of So While on tour during the
season OF 1?l9-i92o. Hoppe played n
total OF $4,000 points. He averaged
"a fraction better than IS
Hope is determined TO try to run
ont one of the 400 point matches In
the coming tournament in one In
ming. Those who have seen him in
action in his recent matches are con-
vinccd that IL no ever Rad chance
10 accomplish this feat 1t Is now, for
tho champion is playing better bill
liards than ever before in his career.
And that's saying something
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
SPIDERS REGARD JACKETS
AS FORMIDABLE OPPONENT
Dobson VIII Begin This Afternoon
to Train His Team for Final Con-
test THANKSGIVING Day.

coach Frank DobSon called off foot
ball practice Mt Wcsthampton yester-
day afternoon on account OF Satur-
days heavy game and the weather
conditions. Tho Spiders have lull
In their schedule. not having a game
until Thanksgiving Day. when they
tackle Randolph Macon in their last
game However Dobson has order
ed his squad to turn out today In
heavy harness to start an eight -da y
program Of strenuous work in prep
aration for their final battle.
Tho attitude taken by the Spiders
trainer toward the Jacket contest
demonstrates his disbelief in ccmpar-
alive scores. While odds naturally
Day meeting, Dobson is taking as one
OF his chief efforts this week 10 drive
MS machine hard and steady and to
erase every scmblanc- OF over conf
dencc. lie has yet 10 uncover sew
cral new rnaneuvers which have been
saved for the Spider Jacket battle.
Every man on tho squad is in ex-
ccient shape and will report for the
hrst practice OF the week this after
noon. No member OF the team was
injured in the game with Wake For
est saturday, and ali are ready to be-
gin work in preparation for tho last
game OF the season.
The meeting with the Randolph
spiders fourth battle with members
OF the r.. V. l. 4. u. Tho Dobsonites
thus FAR have beaten the other three
eievcns. and Will jump into the Jack ct
fracaS intent on making q clean Sweep
against their rivals.
rs was discovered Saturday. the
Spiders apparently put their strong
est hackhcld combination on the field.
and this Same driving quartet, which
carried the ball with such n dash
against the North Caroiiniaus. will in
all likelihood face the Ashlandcrs
THANKSGIVING Day. The same line
thar tore wide gaps in tho visitors
right and left tanks viii be seen
In action In the last game. with the
possible return of Carter 10 the line
up.
While the two Spider nrst-string
men were missed from Saturdays
encounter. Spidcr9oIn was highly
pleased generally with the way the
reserves filled the shoes Of the vet
Grams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
SPORTS

evading tackles. lIe forward passes
superbly and kicks well.
Bunting. the othor half back. has
given demonstration of speed and
ability to run away for long game
which has given him tho name Of
rabbit" bunting. Io receives for.
ward passes With neatncss and dis
patch
Summers, the big tackle. and Mason
end. arc two more OF last years Ali.
South Atlantic team who are duo 10
hold their positions. Tho team has
not yet been found that can gain
around Maeon's end. and he's Just ms
good at the ofrense. Summers can
open up holes In his opponents limo
big enough for the whole back field
to go through.
Day type. lie forms rock wall of
defense which few men can buck up
against. On the offcnse, no one can
stop his line plunEes.
Texas Smith, the big center. In
the pivot on which the whole team
works. He is n combination OF brains
and beef.
Hunt. tackle. although this is only
his second year on the team, has moro
than proved his right TO recognition
and Is worthy running mate TO
Summers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
ATHLETES WIN VICTORY
AT ANNUAL CONVENTION
Decline to Raise Registration
Fec From 20 to 80 Cents.
no ELECT PRESIDENT TODAY
Three Candidates Seek Position,
and Fourth Party Probable.
Predict Lively Fight = Meeting
Awards Championship Contests.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l5.-with
constitutional amendments out OF
the way and championship awards
completed. activities among the dele
gates from associations affiliated with
the Amateur Athletic Union OF the
united states. in annual convention
lating as 20 who would be, the next
president OF the organization. The
ELECTION will be held tomorrow.
Three candidates already are in the
field and II fourth WAS said to be
probable Robert ). Weaver. of Los
Anseles;, Herman o5ertubessins, Of
New York, and Harry w. Fitzpatrick,
OF New Orleans. have announced.
Tho Pittsburg delegates are men
tfoning William {. liaddock OF Pitts
date, say - '''''' '"''A '''''''
Gustnve Kirby, president OF the
olympic committee, arrived today. but
games or protests nied by the ath.
letes on their return to the United
states have as yet been taken up.
pied most Of the a,t eGn" Of the S dsia
gates today. The proposal to have
army and navy athletes compete
brought about heated discussion.
II. obertubcssing. of New York, was
strongly agains, the amendment. lie
,bo me case o., hnnl selection OF
which brought a protest from the
coast tina; two OF the men chosen who
Chief Justice Bart9w s. Weeks.
chairman OF the legislative commit
tee. strongly recommended the
TINE aen tn i1i, as y carries PROVISION
states Navy shall establish a system
OF ,i registration similar, 10 the sys-
tcni OF registration adopted by tho
he deemed sufficient
athletes won their first victory
when thf amendment to raise the
rejected. The amendment proposed
.ny the Metropolitan Association 10
me thhereasG me number of delegates TO
INC clubs OF the various associa-
lions was rejected.
An additional clause was put in
cd today that athletes will iTnpair
their amateur standing who officiate
a 10. any co"lpcnsation or award at
Allowing high school athletes 70
play summer baseball under the same
e canpe as S S9issS raysrs arc now
argument, 1t was finally decided 70
give the local associations the RICH,
a3, qe,term:ne the advisa hili.y OF such
Ger tho amendment the athlete must
nrst, get the sanction OF his prIn
%%ipal or faculty and this request
,on huen 10 the registration commit
The championship commit.cc b,,
tgIned on tho following tentative
ii ~ Goxinr TO Boston; Wrestling
Sns City. gymnastics. senior ~
GreenssurS. Ia: water polo to nj
c ne5T a: &C. C. ;c,ihSeaEo; senior cross
EGountry 10 Pacific Association. San
n,raneisco; junior indoor track cham
p1oniships TO Buffalo; senior Indoor
outd championships 10 New YORK:
to Pasadena 'ioHshipa
Othsr national championships awarss
osS uuen mems Junior outdoor swim
yhrds. birmingham. Ala, and om,
R3e swim. junior wonen's, 100 var,,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
CHURCH HILL FORWARD
RETURNS TO OLD TEAM
"Biil" Wharton Shows Apprccia-
ton by Reckoning Organization
That Gave Him His Start.

Bill" Wharton's action In return
ing 10 the Church Hill Athletic Club
basket ball team. after having re-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. only dom
onstrates the high regard in which
the West End Club Is held. The or
gantzation Is one OF the oldest clubs
in Richmond, and when basket ball
quint of the Church i'm Athletic
Club was one OF the first TO take the
field.
Since its organization. Church Hill
has turned out many men who made
their mark in college athletics in all
branches of sport Wharton, one OF
the moro recent stars. has enjoyed
four years of college basket bali and
returns TO tho club which gave him
his nrst training in the court game
seen AT one OF the forward positions
and Will put forth his best efforts
TO give Church Hill successful sea
son.
wharton's decision to wear tho col
ors of the Church Hill Athletic Club
in itself is measure of gratitude
for what tho club did for him sew
eral years ago. but the crack forward
has gone further than that. He
brings with him Ching" Graham, who
End team. Graham and Wharton
played together on the Virginia Tech
Guint last year and the Tech spirit"
has resulted in Graham following his
college tcam-matc in the Independent
field.
Tonight tho team will hold it's first
practice OF the week in the McGil
Catholic Union, and will begin pre-
pairing for the hard schedule map ped
out for it by Manager Evans. An
night and from this week on therc
VIII be two practice sessions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
STATE COLLEGE MATMEN
WILL HAVE HARD SEASON
Blue and White Grupplcrs Meet Uar-
ward. Navy md Cornell. In Adj
htiOn to Other Teams.

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
STATE COLLEGE. PA. Nov l5.--
Meets with Harvard, Cornell. Navy,
University OF Pennsylvania, I.chign
and Iowa state College. in addition
TO the annual intercollegiate cham
pionships at Princeton. arc listed on
the 1921 wrestling schedule rs just
announced by Graduate Manager Neil
Fcming with the approval OF tho
athletic advisory committee. With
Harvard and Penn as the hiG home
meets, the schedule is particularly at
tractive to the Penn state students
u ~ ono of the hardest ever ar
ranged for the Blue and White Crap
piers.
For three consecutive years. Penn
state has won the intercollegiate
.tiG and IN meeting Harvard. Navy
ana Iowa state this ycat the Nittany
strongest teams outside Of the inter
collegiate league. The meet with the
esterners VIII take place at Ames
IOWA, the week following tho cham
pionShips and will mark the frs,
meeting between the two ,cams
There is slight possibility that ths
Savy meet WIN take place on the
scheduled for Annapolis
Oyer 200 men answered tho frs:
ca! lnr candidates. hLt Coach Lewis
ICES tico nor nor cXp.ct 10 orsil real p-ac-
captain nc;ar. 1876 pound chnmuion
MOWER, IN the 1881 mound class M,
fhrley. heavyweight. arc tho vet.
S,rans VINO remain. but in Jones'. vii
iiiiIna, Rose and Spang,er Goa RI
r"%s mas strong candidaten for va.
The complete schedule follows.
february IL Leigh. at home: Eeh.
ruary 10, Harvard. At home: Echpn.
! cry &c, Cornell, at Ithaca. M.rcb
Inn. at home: March II Navy. n,
r;anas March 1919. Intercorlo.
| state. at hmcs. Iowa w. i'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
BOWIE ENTRIES

SohHgade: rs. Tough Red. liz T;D,
tT1nBe l12: My Friend Pat, III: Sucncc
ILs; i5ngiinS. III; Barney Stone III.
Rack Top. Ill: Ch.nnie Walsh. los. Ia,
SON. lo7: Eus;ler. io7s Foam. Ioi; .crifn.
son Rambler. i0i: WId Thoughts. i0s
second recs4dye and one hal, ,,-,o,r
Iioi Dough Girl. iI6. Rhifas.x,ta.a:sS hl !Ss
Fansy. LOG: Blue Belle. Too i.adv C;-a,i,.
Toe: Anne;tes Sister. Jog; antilles M
Third rssG t,s,-., ,GEiongs Summer
Armisticc. l2l' S!ghtst4p. ~: Bon inur
1o7: Uncle John. us. Mauouy.e ia. JnIi
iipic. III: Si.sta. III: Hone IDS. 'Nnish,,
Alien, fio: The Decision. ia. Coiurnsir9
Fourth racc--one r.,lo-E,ee,.s n ~.
Ballet Dancer IL. 10; Lady Gertrude ia.
1ol. Gene t0t ,os Siren Md ios: Ny Dear
Challenger. llt: peocant. lis; MaTE VII s
rs; RolHcking Airs. 40; Gam ~. Cause
10; Gerna- no; Madrono, Jog: poca;efIs
1917. Lord Hamilton. lO7: Tltaniu;n I6s,
Marie Antoinette JOG: WHO Cares. los Sir
Sixth raee--Iniie and MISUNDERSTANDING
IL. us: Arbitrator, IFS. Wi.:rcdA i6g,
Fairly. loS: Thisuequeen. iDs: IrdiHcr.,,
&107: Kebo. los: Rinkanous IO5; Amen. a.
Boy. 100; P!anover. io2. Hello Yart;Eer,
seventh race.-miie ard a s!r,een,A.-
Mountain Rose II: IFS: o, ~. Miller. lis;
mental. los: Martha LucKeii, i0S. smlTI
1o1: kaue Canal l02. Dahiuoa. IO2:
Weather cloody. track fart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
BOWIE RESULTS

First racc-nvc and nro-h.,,
i5's sn Abbcss, III (Rohtnson1' 81 n e "a
;iso' tsno' Thtantula> lli tiohnsonS
.NeAtenl $3.50, third Time h y az ~
lew. Cold Foyic Stnunch, E as.S:.:,, Wic 81.
mgr uHlcs. Nehlous, Strcamer Atlantic Oh
mo 1Wnu rae"-sX iurlonEs-IIard Gpcss
Charles wc!lcs ITO ,Co-cvS'' won' nI.
second: Due DO Moray ~ I. n,s.s s,y9; out
thlrd; Time 1916. ..-hlg. .an': J,i,,;; out
The nI Por rnEsMsA and onn..:hah turionss-
ssss,f III. $ .,at os. Won; May ". los tAronS
weld. sac. :hard. Ti,ae, ! w ~ 'snt,
ran f,h;., Sad'e - Rafferty,, All There. n fmso
loo. So Man Old sinner. Yankee % %ta
Fourta race-,nie and siy.eop-br
o . JIG Nin;~elp, ,3oG. .3,sG 5.,
out sec anurmsasfScs"r;n IL tMonney>. $3.50.
s ,sfd c Tsn:: li9 is. Also ran FIJI pin..
T TW;eSaneE,; 'sin ssio $3.50 Won Woo,
Gone. chasseur, Victor S s, nyc HTs ai,. Clean
S.Sth ract--nile and seventy va-as
,soS w g.. ~ Rodrtgqga), $3.50. $50.
wei1. $50 is6o ,i sts9nd nsndr:S :,2 Ga;.
ran: peckna;c, Joan OF Az i,tilo ~,
suss eyani5 Sister Emblem. nrnnceratt.
orenZo. zoe G.ur,' :ii.o s; So won
andfu'. iit Gohnsnn), s.So .bira
sMe; 1923: also ran: .Margcry sur IN,
ing in nIs!. was d.sluaL.acI Tor c;;oss,r,..
field al !uylong post. ''as'i'6