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The New York herald., 1920-01-16
NEW JERSEY GOLF MEETING.

At the annual meeting OF the New Jersey
state Golf Association TO be held at the
Princeton Club. on Tuesday, January q.
at four O'Clock, a president for the ensuing
year will be elected and such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting wir be transacted. Each club
belonging to the association has the right
to he represented by one'voting delegate
duly authorized. and his appointment
must be. certified by his club secretary.
such certificates. OF appointment should be
IN the hands Of ". v. Holden, .Jr., the sec
retary. No. 20 West Twenty. y.stcond street.
New York city, not later than Monday.
January 26. Clubs willing TO hold either
the am msteur or junior championships
should notify the secretary In advance.
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IN THE RoPED ARENA.

Johnny Murray. the Harlem feather.
weight. has been matched to box Johnny
Kiibane. the champion of that division,
six rounds before the NATIONAL A.C., in
Philadelphia, on January a. I<ilbanc will
receive a guarantee OF $500. with an
option Of thirty-five per cent of the gross
receipts.
Eddie Fitzsimmons. the New York light
weight. and Frankie Scholl nave signed
articles OF agreement calling for a ton
round bout TO take place before the
Quecnsberry A.C.. in Buffalo, on January
q
Mike ODowd, the middeweight cham
pion, and Augie Ilatner will meet in st.
Paul on Washirgton's Birthday.
battling Levinsky'and Clay Turner. in
= ten round bout. Will he the star attrac-
tion OF the boxing tournament to DO staged
In Detroit. on February u.
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NO COMMENT ON DEMPSEY.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Thursday-
Franklin DOller. OF this city. national
commander OF the American Legion. said
tonight he had no comment to make re-
garding the proposition to have Jack
D Dempsey y, the heavyweight purilistic
champion. appear before the national body
OF the legion and explain his war record
The offer was made by Jack Kearns.
pompsey's manager. Tho American Legion
at this time. said Commander D'olier, has
more important things to attend to.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Thursday.--.JaoIs
Dempsey. heavyweight champion OF the
world. ''is in no sense a Stacker or draft
dodgor,' according to statement made
today bf"Johr s. rfugaif. san "frHn;.isro
attorney who headed the Exemption
Board here which handled Dcmpscy's
The New York herald., 1920-01-16
T. ]. HICKEY rs REELECTED.

CHICAGO. Thursday J. Hickey
today was reelected president of the Amer
lean Association for a term of three years
nj a salary Of $500 n year. an increase
OF s3gW After the election the club own
ers began. consideration of the schedule
with indications pointing to the adoption
of 154 game programme.
A trade of pitchers between the st. Paul
American Association club and Cleveland,
NJ the American League. sends Niehaus.
a left handler. who won twenty-three games
in 1919, to the Ohio city. James c. Dunn.
head of the Cleveland club, agreed to give
Pitcher Coumbes and some cash for Me
hatis. but the amount Of the money con-
sideraton was not announced.
The New York herald., 1920-01-16
SQUASH "PRosv TO PLAY.

Yale and Harvard will play off the tic in
the class y squash tournament next Tues
day at the Yale Club. Bill Ganley and
Frank Lafforgue will meet at the Yale
Club in the first professional match Of
the season. The winner will meet Jimmy
Mullins.
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FIFTEEN GAMES FOR RUTGERS.
rsrEcrAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD

tErTcrAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Thursday
The Rutgers basketball team has sched-
uled fifteen contests for this spring, as
follows;-
April .. Cathedral. az New Brunswick. 10 u.
Of T.. at Philadelphia: 49, Colgate at New
brunswick: 18th. stevens al IIeboken. ~ Prince.
wick.
May I, Middebury. at New Brunswick; Z. n, Y.
y" a., ar New YORK; :, Delaware. at Newark, Del
:, Johns Hopkins at baltimore: -. stevens. at
New Brlinswick: IS Dartmouth az New Bruins.
wick; -; West Point, az West Point.
June Is. Union. al Union
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FRANCIS oUIMET INJURED.

rspEcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD
BOSTON, Thursday.-Francis Ouimet,
formerly national champion golfer, was
injured Wednesday in a toboggan, acci-
dent. lie was unconscious for nine hours
and suffers from nerves hook.
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NEW RACING COMMISSION.
fsrrctAt. prspArcu ro rur urn,1n.1

fspEcfAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD
FRANKFORT, Ky, Thursday.--A new
, Kentucky state Racing Commission, ap-
ponted by Governor Morrow. was con-
firmed by the Senate today by vote of
30 10 H. n is composed of ]. O. Keene
.sg'homas c. Mcdowell, Johnson y. Camden
II, W. Hunter and Ernest Pollard. koene
Is reappointed. while Mcdowell, Hunter
y and, Pollard succecr Thomas a. Coombs
A. M. loung and W. j. Abrams
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PECK|NP PAUGH IS
CHOSEN To LEAD
YANKEE FORCES
Veteran St1ortstop VIII Again Act as
Field General of New
York Americans.

Roger Peckinpaugh, oldest player in
point of service on the Yankee baseball
team, will captain the team again next
season. HE veteran shortstop is already
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

COLUMBIA WREsTLERS WIN

PRINCETON, n. j., Thursday ay-Colum-
bia wrestlers defeated Princeton here to-
night, II points to II.
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DAISY l., 20 TO l..
IS SURPRISE At
ORIENTAL PARK
Paying s74.1o for 81 Ticket in Mu-
fuels, She Gallops to Easy Vic
tory on Havana Track.
Especial Cable to the Hernld.1

HAVANA, Cuba, Thursday. L.
Donahy's Cromwell, carrying top weight
of 124 pounds and conceding much weight
the Salvador Handicap, at the Oriental
Park today, and in doing so he ran the
gamest race he ever has shown Pickens
had the mount, and when the start came
he took the son of Plaud, Affect off the
fast early pace, being content to stay in the
middle of the bunch to the stretch turn,
when he shot him through an opening on
the inside. The boy was forced to put
up his best effort to land him a winner
by the small margin of a head, with War
Zone second, a length in front Of Top O. the
Morning
Daisy L.. ridden by Tryon, proved a big
surprise when she galloped off with the
opening event, defeating a big field. She
was a 20 to 1 shot in the books but in
the nutuels her price was s74.10 for a So
ticket. She was never far from the pace
and when Tryon called on her in the final
furlong she responded gamely and, taking
the lead, won in a drive by one and half
lSH5tHe. Dd6udulIIe WAS second, the same
distance in front of Sophie X.
The results:-
First Race.-Purse 5000; three yea r-olds and up
ward; claiming: five aud half furlongs. Daisy
L., 100 lbs. (rryon), 20 to /, : to ] and TO i.
first; Bagdadine. 10s (Dawson). ) to l. 2 to
and sGRhs rs ri Time 1la S'sSn G hrc
Jack Dawson, Sayona. Eddie Trantor Twenty.
Seven, Miss Sweep. Sea Beach and Sayeth also
ran F
Second Race-purse 5000; three -year-olds and
upward; claiming: five and half furlongs.
Peasant. ia lbs. (McCrann, I TO ., / TO 4 and
! to :, first: Keymar 100 (chiavetta,, to, 9,
knsonl TO 2, TO and TO 8. third. Time,
| 06 40 Ambassador Ill.,. Litholick Herman,
The snob. Leoma and Thornbloona, also ran.
to ). {; TO and to. B. first; Zoie, 95 Woods,
TO . to 2 and to 4. second; W. Ward, 40
,Fleteher). 5 70 ], to and to ?. third, Time.
Cafeteria and Byrne also
Fourth Race.-Purse $500; the Salvador .Handi-
cap: three-year,olds Ind upward: six furlongs.
/ to 4 first; War Zone, lo6 Miller, ! to /,
= to | and even. second; Top % the Morning,
1qa chiqyets ; to .S,t to Ia,n and , to . third
Buford and Belle Of Elizabethtown also ran.
Fifth Race.--Purse 500; four-year-ods and up
ward; claiming; mile and fifty yards. Lucky
first; fif; coryd@a, % dor io2 Gus, to even ann and to
., second; Hocnir. los Murray. even, = to
and to 3. third. Time, 1:42 1-5. Crystal Day
and Bucknail also ran n.oo. ,.r.,s. ,a -,
ward; claiming; mile and sixteenth. Ellison,
10s lbs. lChavettal. TO D. J to and to 4.
first: The Talker, 9s (Archambalt,, 10 10 /, 4 to
i and ., 10 l. second; Regresso, los (Balp: 9 to
II. . TO I and even. third: Time :4G 10. Wood
thrush. Kilkenny, Jack Healy and Fountain Fay
also ran. -t. $500 ."--
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

DODGE sedan in perfect condition.; repainted (;
n oiS five wire wheel; fuiiy Ssgubpe1H rp'ne
FORDS-CLEARINt HOUSE -FORnS.
Ford tourngs. roadsters, suburbans. $40 NJ.
rrucks express, panel, furniture nhd o,herS'
20TH CENTURY Afro co. CIRCLE -sdo.
80 West 5itb St. near Broadway third tloorl
FORD COUPE, 1920 model for sale; run few hun
drcd miles: fully equipped and in perfect condi-
ton; dealers. 'Phone Mr.. WASHOUR, Van
derhilt-5i62. extension IS.
FORD sedan. late model; dernountable rims, self
stnrter, extra shoe, many extras; good a. new :
S62J. Telephone Audub1n 1875.
FORD lIudford commercial, late model fine panel
body. good as new, %j25; many extras lO2
FORD sedans 1920 models like new and other
Fords ut the right price. III West 18th 81.
FOR sale cheap. 1917 delivery; starter. non-skld
Goodrich: painted. oyerhauled: $3.50. Room
2OOl Times building
FOR -winton six limousine any demonstra
tioni cheap. Gi Albany sv.. Brooklyn DE-.
seven passenger touring; original paint; run
1900; whlpcord upholstery. motor perfect new
wanting high grade at real bargain; no deal
ers. G.. H.. 1J6 Telegram.
HANDsOME town car, monihly, reasonable.
Joseph SMITH 5o7 East 73d. Rhinelander-
HUDSON 1915
broughom landaulet; like new. Garage. 33s West
10th. Columhus-1SsH.
HUDSON super six touring: new shoes, many
Mornucside.
HUDSON sedan fine condition and appearance;
unusual bargain. LURE, : columbus Circle.
HUDSON 1920 suburban sedan; Practically new;
bargain. Sccn IL West Gith. MEYER
HUPMoBTE sedan excellent condition; 1917
model y; recently rcpnntcd: oversize shoes,
sale desired; sacrifice si175. Circle-Gl2
JITNEYS
4. y. HAGUE COMPANY.
stewart Distributors. - Central av.,
Newark. \. Y.
LANCIA touring car for sale. 90 first class cond-
ton; For demonstration write J. DOUGlIERIY
LIMOUSINE tody. seven passcnger. lu first class
condition: : rice $50. 79t Paciftc 81. Brookiyn.
IOCOMuIlLE sedan, Is D. D.; blue ribbon body
never nGg; just out Of factory. Il. w. LEWIS,
MACK van. Z, body. elegant condition. will Dom
onstratci sell az a hnreiin RAlib. .Vt East
MAGNECpS. starters, generators. repaired while
rSsER & SAUTzNXy 70 tolumbas Az.
BARGAIN inspect II iaS We!t 5ib NEVER
McfARLAN 1918 touring. practically new; make
offer Seen 23 West Gith. MEYER.
MITCHELL touring wire wheels, good condition.
GARAGE, 14G West 30th ST.
OAKLAND 1918 touring. five passenger: mechau-
ically perfect; condition like new. Columbus
OVERLAND late model tonring. IN fine condition:
rim aud shoe and many extras; $40. Telephone
Audubon -ih1.
OVERLAND late model touring god as new
$500; many extras. lo2 West lNth
PACKARD 3-25 sedan; special SIX passenger
Iudkin body, and OF the latest prediction; i'm.
mediate delivery may be had Write or wire
y. McFADDBN. "a Garfield av.. Detroit Mich.
PACKARD 1917, model 2-35 seven passenger
touring. exceptionally good position. PACIFIC
GARNGE. 2i6 lncii,. hrooklyn
PACKARD i.35 tandaulet aud tmrinc; Packard
i-'lJ touring; Packard BIS nudaulct and tour
ing Cail orchard i5Gi.
PACKARD limousine 1914, Gas, newly painted;
viii sell cheaps STRONG. 103 East ojd.
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FORD SEDAN. iais MOTOR. TWO EXTRA
SIIoTS AND pENOTNTABIE RIMS; THREE
EXTRA TUBES IfASSLEH S1iOck ARSORBER,
SrRINu nuMPER, ,RADINrok tGoNEk, MIR
MAE BQROuGA HALL.
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pIERC NARROW $50 LIMOUSINE, EXCEL
ST. BROOKLYN.
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PIERCE ARROW limousine. 1916, FOR sale: used
only |. 600 miles: condition perfect. SIRoAG
~ En.t Ild 81 'phnne plHzn-2IOn.
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AUTOMOBILE AUCTION
Van TasseI & Kearney
Established 1850
126-128 East 18th st.

Val dSScN q Near Ucy
Established 1850
126-12s East 18th St.
Today (Friday), Jan. 16,
AT Ie O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale will comprise q great many pIees-
IRE crs and business cars. the property Of dif-
special mention OF the following 10 ordercd;--
fRaSkIlS f rAsf fAss IS. ftNG fGTkrNc has starter
ESFS F%S r$$sF r%$iFiSs fSassscnns. sfR
4xNMEIID 44NxHNEMhAMD sEnlS TE2ulRING .,.,,. and u.,,
FORD CorPE. IDS: has Gray & Davis self
Premises steam heated day and night.
l.. X. DCNKLEY, Auctioneer.
A young man with good education and business
AUTOMOBILE BODY AND PAINT SHOP,
win an automobile concern that does or con-
templates doing their own auto body and paint
or woqk opfr for Position reqqring Initiative
ri fTsA k6 6hE BFlE two u pen1t St5
NJ ssg ss fur SET % Persct %
lis East 18th ST.. near Lexington av.
rseTmc rssnTliepaes sS far lined coat 500 ehauffegrs
$50 never used s So West END av ap robe
BARGAIN, runabout: will sell for $40 for quick
buy. 5.1oo broadway.
BARGAIN1 Buick 1913 touring: good condition:
SEQ Millinery store. 10 West 18th.
CADILLAC 81 Imperial limousine special lea ther
upholstery: car IN very excellent condition.
Immediate delivery. Write or WIRE r. r. Ne.
FADDEN. u Garfield av.. Detroit. Mich
CADILLAC 1918. four passenger, coupe Mr.
uNDERHIIL 402 Madison ay. 0Si9-vander.
bills.
CADILLAC 1919 suburban sedan; Immediate cash
bargain. Seen 123 West 9th, MEYER.
condition K6cH XII west S7itni u. t'rs' c''''
CADILLAC 1919 victoria coupe: perfect; make
offer seen 123 West cath. MEYER.
CADILLAC 1918 town car: slightly used; bnr
gain seen l23 West Gith. MEYER.
CADILLAC 1918 limousine; almost new: make
offer Seer l23 West 6ith MEYER.
CHANDLER touring In perfect condition. inst
oyerhanied md painted, 500. - Rockwell place
Bnoklyu. opposite Strand Theatre.
CHANDLER touring. 1915, absolutely perfect /:
must DC sold today $3.50. Room 2,0ol, Times
Building.
CHANDLER 1919 coupe: immediate cash bargain
Inspect at i23 West 6tth. MEYER
COLE 1919 coupe roadster; little used: hardly
scratched $3.50. ZIG Pacific. Brooklyn zoos
-
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PIERCE ARROW 1916 andaulct: immediate cash
bargain. Seen 193 West Gath. MEYER
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ANoTT1E IN
GREAT
WONDERFUL
BARGAIN.
Continental 6 IS Under motor.
IN extra fine conditions: self
starter and every thing else;
cannot bc nut Iva any better
CONDITION. Very good tires In
cuding two extra.
CAN BE SEEN TO-DAY
NOTHING LESS THAN $3.50 ACCEPTED.
ITTNIRft1AT SHOP 1i1 EAST 28D S'r
PHONE GRAMERCN- -i909
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WANTED Sedan; give year and price. Join
STONE Gl Fassnic ST.. Clifton y. j.
WHITE 1914 30 itadnulet TAXI Plttsburg clock
double tariff. COLLINS. 1iG West I'D TOP
floor. Circlc--Gipo.
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For Hire.

For Hire. ?
BEAUTIFUL Rennul limousine lnndauiet, newly
painted. for hire hy the month or season; owner
drives. refercnres. ARMAND Murray mn Go3i
YOUNG man with Ford touring ear, offers
services with same nc anything, a.. L1NC-
NTH. 40 Chris topher ST.. city.
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PEfRLESS limousine: very good condition.. GA
KAGE. lH West 31th 81
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PACKARD sedan 1918. beautiful condition, fe-
sale MIR. FELIX. l6 West 39tb.
PACKARD 1915 landauet: beautiful condition:
bargain. Inspect AZ rs Ncct 6ith. MEYER.
PAIGE 1918 touring. seven passenger: must sell
account Of death; AL condition. equipped with
I. :. cord tires and the latest attachments. with
several extras: 81 800. Telephone NewfoWu-1I3i.
ED AJlELO. ~ West Hayes av.. Corona. J.. !.
PEERLESS Limousine: very good condition. GA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06

srarirf, II state AMI a member os tho
UDf." commission. clifton quoted lE "
tlH.. 90 ihr .tmIu .n aH o.sIsIrrl 81
j. 81. WILSON 'H e.m. features ct
fra Nrfef're .ttrH#.. trIrt D.
Polls taf F'.t' sleep tHnf's f4mD
JHd. -H. I,'Hu shtt Ws'.n White,
rI D.Hs tili's.. iH, N.t lua
IF.lr rtg D,,u oven less az spocuu.
IH HIfN rDI.i 90 vfIf vHu,1 vlU
t. .s,'d .#. HiNl,U iu the making p
Hn new uln fHI con- International B..
...Ift.. n Is ',Is-.trd however.
.H.f fls ...I' u|ll DhtUsr frus uI.
It1r hpt. oiHs iA 1.ss Afct Nlth puhH
1r'lsult. tIf., t.H Else treaty usht
$50 Hs Co. if t.rri.4.i with tho sentiments
& ih'l. sisters regarding American
membership iu the iaru" Di amy sub.
rIiute Ger o..
Whethcr the tentative Dist &C names
WIS unr ~ the subjects reviewed iu
'he .alk between Nj Harding and NJ
ilNs was not revealed o. was under
stood that W,uv people cam" mp for
dircpsslon however .u the ilIs, meet.
Ug az tho successful candidate and his
manager since tho election They
80 r'isi c,,h other warmly whom Nj
HAYS arrived and - soon - ther" had
nsrn gr eNchlg" 90 congratulations
thr president "lrrt ruf hs a.W about
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS
NOTIO> PICTURE DIRECTORS
DISCIPLES Oh pROpltl I

Mulaumcd was ihc -urt ~ skipper
who t...ryrt that the shortest distance
between 1850 points was e straight lin"
snd whg' hr believed 10" put 90 prdD
D." M0hAumoi took his fleet across
{ peuinsuat yU WHudou rollers feat
rn admiral has even duplicated since
MS time 1uf withtl b." was sensible
lir newer attempted tH" impossible
unly that which appeared iupussih."
lie realized that fh" mountains wouldn't
come iu hin, be- had Co. g. iu th" moUn.
taius
Reginald EIgk,.. who d..rr''d the
latest Goodwin feature picture The
branding Iron which comes to ,h'
VI sslHu Theatre commencing to-day
V.ts BOO similar position. when % 10
Var' necessary 90 photograph certain
scenes iu thu mountain. near TIutkrr.
California llr had fU rn tu tn uuuu
tlirs and huug with him company
Of actors and actresses. ii.h'niug
equipment o.. turrn u.s. U'l' ui the
precious Sunlight n the depths ~ %
mountain forrest ari 900 t.ud> Of stage
pUu,It..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Hanson Post Members
to be in Big Parade

Mruislg Di ihr Hanson Post uf tur
Amcp.lu L".iuu ai, requested Co meet
80 th, oil,r 81 ~ T. Estes. secretary
81 th, loafi ct ,ity development. t,din
~ .slu,h 900 the afternoon g. form
tui 'rr pJtqlr which o. 60 start ~ 2tp
Thus, who can pu4sihly &c. sn bIr &C.
qucstvd Go aupsar boo uniform Those 50"
have nn uniforms ar" urged GO De- there
nevertheless
The mining 90 the parade and .ts sJ'.
,slueUi exhibition 90 over n" United
states - going o. h' hig thing io"
Amarillo. ana ~ Is the dvsiI" O' SEQ,
taN Estes thar 20" American Legion
shall d1 u.s. ptIi 900 this. - 900 lIi other
rtkl. ut.Wrnts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
LEADING members BOTH
PARTIES Sc CONSULTED
DURING WINTER MONTHS


Tor international .aet.H and s.Iu.It'
- the Ncf e.lll's LEAGUE. llffh.It
Hoover another league adNeat' Elhg
Root. former sNrotlN 90 stake and 90
nrtlcipant in ~. recent international
court negotiations Charles Evans
Hurh,s republican member ui FIRES
i@ri Wilson's peace commission
Myroa T. Hrtick FORMER auhJs~,dlI
10 It1ncr. lcnrV y DAWSON. head 90
Tho American lied cross former soma.
Tor George sutherland 81 Utah and
many other republicans There ~ g
much smaller hs,"oi democrats outside
the senate who's. names gossip nIs
associated With the meeting of minds
Nucng them j. ltpncr; Lansing former
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

LEONARD-John Leonard, who
died February II, will lie in state
at the Crollott funeral chapel from
> until 4 o'clock this afternoon, af-
ter which the body will be shipped
to New York City for burial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
Y. ". {. A. PLANS
A CAMPAIGN FOR
ANNUAL BUDGET

.. 1,,..,.,,.,,,1
MISS AhlolAette D'uI'lillo''",
from the y. W. {. A. national
HEADQUARTERS, is now in the city,
ASSISTING the local management in
,Ia,S, g., +,c op,raI comnoign
aus pans ,0' '''o -
TO raise the yearly budget ~ "
meeting of the board of directors
Friday evening arrangements were
completed for Launching thS cam
paign, March 20. Inc ioIlo"lH6
committees were appointed to
carry out the work as P,anheI =
Campaign chairman. Mrs j. o.
Gould. ...,.
Campaign director, Miss Anton
cite Drummond, ...
Central committee; Ghalrhlai,'
Mrs A. p. Stroup: Mesdames H.
Allen Stamm, - h Barton; IL VI, ~
Labelle, NJ E, Hickey, LaBar, w.
Ii. Long. j, e. doulu ana MISS
Ruth Hill
Advisory to the central commit
tee is the following committee %
men: Messrs. Z; T. FrenGh, W. -.
Oestreich, D. S. Rosenwald. Charles
White, Or, d. ). I'M, r. +. NC
Gamma. Pearce c. Rodey A. =.
Stroup, c. NJ, Barber, George p
klock, Laurence f. Lee, Df. = ~
Reckman, Dr.. l.. ), Peters. Dr, W.
X. Wylder Or, II. a. cooper REV
A. l.. Bowman. Or. NOISE Berg
man, Rev. A. M. hhuuseh, Ut, H.
s Davidson, Rev, A. O. kuhh. rev
j. S. Burns. Milford Stougn, Kew
w. II. Zeigier, Rev. 7. f. Harvey
Judge NJ f. Hickey. Frank strong,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
rs MEN QUALIFY
IN FIRST FLIGHT
Of TOURNAMENT

Sixteen men qualified. for the
first flight of the Washington
birthday tournament, which will
be held at the Country club today
and tomorrow and their names
were put into hat and drawn in
pairs, together with the four alter
Mates, as follows:
\. G. Sims, Garfield Hughes.
}. McCanna, A. Il. Bruce.
G. DeVine, Thomas Hughes.
+. G. Cornish, Srp p. T.. Nc
Gamma.
Walton Allen, r. Keleher.
II. Coors, Leo Murphy.
Roy Mcdonald, DR.. Van Alta.
f. Mangan, A, Prayer.
Alternates-H Herkenhoff, b. b.
Hangar, j. j. Tierney, Frank Tier
ney.
The first match will commence
promptly at $50 O'Clock and others
will follow at intervals of five min
utes. Rules governing the match
will be posted on the bulletin board
At the first tee.
Or. Cornish holedr the ball in one
0ilOI Oh tue second mole yesterday,
Ia feat which had been accom-
plshed only once before on the
course and the honor went to his
son two years ago on the fifth hole.
Grover DeVine, the champion of
northern Michigan, has vowed to
equal the performance in todays
game, as some time ago a ball from
the mid-iron of DR.. Cornish
carromed from Mr. DEFINES spinal
column to the ground. Professor
McLaren, the golf instructor, claims
that a treat is in order for either
or both of the above performances
The consolation match for golf
club, donated by the club, is to he
played on Monday, together Will
the finals of the big match, anG
will be based on the old handicaps
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
Rcd Cnbnn Pit Games.


DR.. &. II. Buer, Mountainair,
Flemish Giants.
Walter Dolde, 705 South Broad
way buck, ST., 2,
Paul Millanbaugh, All South
Seventh, buck, Sr,, /.
r. j. Shea, doe, Jr., 3; buck, ST.
/; doe, ST.. |.
Belgian Hares.
II. l.. Blair, 219 West Granite
avenue, buck, ST. display, /.
Chcckcrcd Flcmist Giant,
N. $. Osborn, 1901 South Elm
street, doe, ST., l.
Rufus Reds.
Mrs. G. H. Buer, Mountainair
buck, ST., /; doe, Sr., l.
Himalayans.
f. Romero, TIA West Silver ave
nue., buck, ST., /; buck, Jr., /; doe
ST., ?; doe, Jr., /.
Angora Cat.
Mrs. +. j. Shea, Belen, female.
Dogs.
Louis Heath, 209 West Hazeldine
avenue, fox terrier, bitch.
j. X. Galusha, 1916 Forester
avenue, fox terrier, bitch and male
pup.
Ruth Mount, 1924 East Gold ave
nue., French poodle, male.
Calls Fleming, l05 South Cedar
street, Boston bull terrier, male.
c. Wegs, 307 North Sixth street
English Neweland Setter.
Birds.