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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
WOOL GROWERS
MEETING HERE
SPLENDID PROGRAM THIS AFTER.
NooN-MANY SHEEP RArSERS
IN ATTENDANCE.
Government Experts Are To Deliver
Talks Today-Keon Interest
Manifested.

The annual meeting Of TIA" Tr.-SlaIr
. Sheep and Wool Growers asS0"lH'iun -
in session here. \ very important Illus
rralsd lecture WAS shown las: rvenIHg
IN tho MrLurr hotel auditorium last
evening. Th" meeting WAS well att"n"-
cd aud tn" views were shown by g. II.
Bedell. department OF animals of WASH
ineton. d. e.
Or. Clyde l.. King addressed tn" mon
for several minutes al which tim" i"
talked about the cost Of wool. which viii
be twice as high as ever before. whIlo
medium and quarter will b" considerable
cheaper than II has been for several
, years.
ono Of tn" most interesting things nj
tho meetings is The large display IF -
fl"cc"s of wool. which arc being Judged
by Prof T.. l.. Shaw. Of MOrgantoWn:
Cassius Day. Of Dunna Station Pa: and
!. W. Hammond. Of Wooster. ohio. the
priz"s were 10 be awarded at Yesterdays
session but ON account Of tho lars'
amount Of work it was impoSsihir f0.'
this Ia be done until This mornings scs-
sion at which time the prizes will II"
awarded.
Tho WaddinSl"n farm. one &c IN"
largest farms in th,s district has y
flecccs of wool. for The past two years
this farm has had tho honor Of w!nulrg
tho first pri2" and from IN" good display
which they have This season They N.rli 20
doubt hr' IL tn" race again.
Several other Shnri talks wCr" mad"
by the different members after wh!"N
,hCy adjourned until the session winch
begins tins morning
Afternoon Session.
Tho afI"ru""u ~r~sl"r -! tn" r"nN"u-
ton was taken up bv 'hc rrgulnr bus
ness Of III" s"~sIuu The dclcEatrs
spent tho afternoon " discussing tia"
market siiuntluu Of tn" past N"H". re-
Viewing the condition" with Wh'ch ih"
wool grover had In cop" duruE l""". \
number uf the prominent m'ml'"rs "t
IN" convent ION spoke at i"nEfh upon ia"
moi holds IL be used iu marketing IN"
l9@u clip. emphasizing tn" fact that tho
wool Industry l' about I" enter INTO one
Of It's most successful wears
The wool industry Throughout TIA" H.
anywhere else on IA" routln"ul The
TrI-Statr Association is the second larry
ic>t wool growers Organization in
America. h"lng exceeded "uly by the
National Wool Growers Association
with central headquarters AZ chicago.
Tic association il composed Of JUn sheep
mon scattered through West Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Uf which over
90u AZ" in session IL tins city now
The convention opened here ycSi"rday
morning with more than l"0 exhibits OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
RIVER NEWS

The pool at the local wharf is still
rising slowly with n very good stage al
the present time. For tho month OF
February, both freight and passenger
traffic has been very good. Tho Gensr-
al CrOwd"r stopped N this city at
o'clock yesterday on her regular trip Ia
parkcrshurg The Liberty arrived yes
tcrday afternoon ana left late yesterday
evening on her return TO ParkersburS.
The Helen T.. IS expected in from
Matamoris. late this evening and Will
leave at 1880 this morning on her re-
turn trip with heavy cargo.
The General Crowder will stop In this
city Sunday morning TO take some pass
engers which are going to Pittsburgh.
The General Wood will be up from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
EAST END 1GIDoETS.

The fast East End Midgets will CLASH
with the fast Cathedral five tonight At
the Coop"
The line up for the East EAd vii
start the game:
r. Purpura, forward; Schroeder fcr.
ward: NJ. Purpura, center; J. Bowman.
guard; H Wees. guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
RIVER rELE6KAMS,

Davis Island Dam-9.6 feet. falling
clear.
Parkcrsburg-10.1 feet, rising. clear.
Oil City feet. one inch. stationary
clear.
Warrcn--l foot. cloudy.
Stcubenville--lO feet. six inches. fall.
ing clear. :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
uaslly 80 eAse0ay sssAs st hsas.
~ Y bsslS THIN ell fer
On1st sssaies.

Thoussn,h Of housewives have found
tAst they can save two.thirds Of the
money usually spent for cough prep:
arsiions. by using this well.kn0wp old
recipe Tor making cough syrup at home.
IL is simple and cheap but 1t really has
no equal Tor prompt results, II takes
right bold OF q cough and gives imms-
date relief, usually stopping "a ordi'
nary cough In ~ hours OF less.
Get e,, ounces OF PineH from any
druggist, pour Il into . pist bottle and
add plain granulated sugar syrup to
make a full pint, II you prefer. use
clarified moissses, honey, of cora syrup,
instsad of sugar syrup Either Ysy, -
tzstss good. keeps perfectly, and lasts
q family . long time.
III truly astonishing how quickly Il
acts, penetrating through. every. air
passage pf the throat and lunys-loos.
ems and raises the phlsgm, soothss ssd
hesls the msmbranes, and gradually
but surely the annoying throat tirkls
and dreaded cough disappear entirely.
Nothing better for brsaehitis, spas.
modic Group. hoarssness or bSoschial
asthma.
Pinex 10 . special and highly eoncsn.
trated compound OF genittse Norway
.s4inc extract, knovs The world syeEsfor
Its hesling effect on the membranes.
AvOd dissppoistnsat by asking your
drurgist Tor "2M ousees. Of PineI
With full dirsstioas cad doat accept
anythise else. Guaranteed 10 give ab.
soluts satisfaction OF money promptly
lsfundsd. The Pissx q, ~ Wayne
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
Dandruff Soon
Ruins the Hair

0irls--if yss vast, plainly Of thick,
lsautiful, slossy. csilE hair. DO by all
means get rid ~ dandrutf, for Il will
stsrvs your hair and ruin Il II you
don't m
Il doesn't As much sood 10 try TO
brush or wash II out The only sure
way 10 get rid Of dandrun 10 10 dis
solve It. then you destroy II entirely.
t. do this set about four ounces Of
ordinary liquid arvoa; apply II st nisht
when retiring; uss enough 10 mois,en
the scalp and rub II In gently with the
finger tips
By morning most u not all. Of your
dnndr ~ will he gone. end three or four
more applications vill completely dis.
solve and entirely destroy every single
slgn and trace of H.
Yo, will find. TOO. that all itching
and digging Of The scalp will stop. and
your hair will lsok aNd feel . hundred
times better. You caA set liquid arvon
at anG drug etors. L y inexpensive
and IN miness b an tsu Vill need. no
matter how much dandrun you have
This simple remedy mover fsih. tAdv.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
EISlS 70
|I)|5T CUSTER
7DvlEe|sLATuRE
Party Leaders Say Things
Are Going 10 Hum

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--commiitses Of
elaAt local socialists today considered
~ plans Of action In the case of five
0smhsrs OF the psr,y ~hs we're not al
Jsvsl 10 take their seats IN the state as
esubiy At Albany Yesterday. This com
0ittss vas empowered 70 take fbll
eAsrss Of the inoidN, sNsr . lcns'hy
conference h,, night at the Rand school
- social science attended by members
of the city. county ard state commit
ssss and the suspended sssemblynen.
while the committee declined TO issue
b formal statement at present. one
msmber declared that one Of the first
acts would bs to obtain the eo'opern- :
Zion Of the labor unions"
Ne would not smplhy this assertion
s1cspt 20 say that 'thIass are going to
bum ~ they never DID before
The action taken by tie assembly was
- sudden. Il was explained. that legal
matters would have 10. be considered
carefully before . public announcement
was made.
The suspended sssemblynen. while
soundly denouncing the action. admit
ted they ga not know what course Ia
pursue. saying ,ha, ihs matter WAS now
entirely In the hands of their party.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
Dlask.Dnulht Z
Family Medicine
Some Kind of Stomach Trouble
With Cramps ard Terrible
Pains Made This Oklaho-
ma Mans Life Miser-
able Until Black.
Draught Relieved
Him.

Chickasha, okla.--Mrs J. W. walk
er recently sah this: I'VE use Black
prausht as family medicine and, think
II is the only liver medicine made. Ny
husband makes II up and uses II a. a
tonic ~ well as a laxative. I use Il for
headache. sour stomach. q fun heavy
feeling after meals. which I suppose h
INDIGESTION. and II certainly does me q
lot Of good.
Ny husband had some kind Of ssom-
sch trouhls-ws don't know Just What.
II would strike him lest any time h ~
day asd eramp o. pain hin Just ~.
ribiy bad. Ssmssas to,a hin NV -
make = tea NJ BlA<h. Dsassht wASss
he dId. II ala hsn y mssA sssA b
removed the cause and cured ~
Since then ws have praised the nlask.
psyusht to our friends ana sislry =
70"
Seventy ysars q ssccssaha ~ -
made rhsdscrrs Biaeh -DvausAs :
standard hsssshNl ysasAy. nsay
'ssmsss u ~ lAaany = saoss qap1n
~ ~ tAas nIhsh- pvsssAs saANoDv1
= slsssans ~ sys>aa - Ssstsaa1ao
- sslisvtae. ~ t1ssAlas ~ epG(r
- sssstisssssA is1assseaA -
-eusauaa - - = -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
Reds ADVANCE
MENAcEs PERSIA
Denekines Army Cut In Two
! by Bolshevlkl..

LONDON. Jan. the situation IN
Nussa V sbd1t - bad ~ could be.
eFsm an anti -bolsisevlk point Of view.
according to British war flee reports.
asA there are few aHAs indicating any
ltksly improysosnt TAsgs srs tvo g.
psc.sily tnsnacinG developments. In
the fret yl,cs General Denekincs
arny has been cut iN.tws by the bcl-
shsvih push 70 oths See sf Asov st
Tnsaarcs. aH i,s nsnhs have been
thrust hack. having . large sap. In
addition. there cones Q claim from the
bolsheviki OF tir capArs further east
Of the town Of Krssnovodsk. on the
Caspian sea, and while this II not con.
f!rmed. I, Is generally accepted ~
true
The cap urs ~ this important port
M Kransnovodsk. II 10 pointed out
creates tho grave possibility that the
ssds may ovrrun northern Persia and
occupy Tchcran, which probably would
mean the establishment of bolshevik
rule In prria Ths' taking OF kras-
usvoAsk permits tho reds not only tn
ceatvoi . large part Of tho Important
xrvsnovo<i-k, Merry railroad. but gives
thsm Stes access TO the Caspian, There
esems little then TO prevent them from
Daisia0 control Oft Chspinn from tho
noss or less Ineffective ve,an,ssr fleet
One IN paression u this ssA there
ssuIaias spiY a small british fore, and
~ poorly Organised Persian forces he
tween ne rcds and the occupation Of
Teheran and northern Persia, through
which would exist the possibility Of
their obtaining control Of the white
country.
Hehu, with i,s important oil sup
plies on tho western cnst Of the
Ca9lsa seems likely aiss 10 fail into
SsasAsvik Mnds and its occr cr7ation
wuua1 pfov,Ae hsss for further opera
tloRs against the rear q Denekine's
hard pressed right wing.
n the bohrhevik reports are true
General Dencblns has suffered = con-
eidssable disiwler. for not only have
the rtds severed all lane communicA-
ton bei~een his left sRa right wings
but they have captured largo auan-
tIties of war malcrisL including much
that was sent IN him ~ the allies.
There 10 nttle hope helA sut here that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
OFFICIALS Wife
ASKS FOR ADVICE
She Wants School Of Pen
manship for City Officers,

The wife Of an official Of oklahoms
city wants the advice Of other wives
Of tha city,
She has problem.
ehe thinks !, may he similar 10 the
problems OF other wives u famous men
and wants their advice.
Not long ago sfe visited her relatives
In another state. In due time q letter
arrived from her husband. that 10. some
scribbiing inside an envelope srrised.
All she could understand was the sig
nature. which she recognized by the
number Of whivlins lines,
She hsd 20 come home to have the
letter in,erprstsd 10 her by tire author.
She is advocating . penmanshlp class
for some city officials,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
COLD WAVE WARNING
FOR NORTHERN TEXAS


WASHINGTON. Jan. "a marked
disturbance near the mouth Of the Ito
Granis river apparently northeastward
was noted last night BY the weather
bureau In announcing that storm warm
ings are displayed on the Eilf coast
nom Bsy IT. Louis. biiss. to Tar
rabeie. Fla, The following bulletin
WAS issued by the bureau
Advisory southeast storm warnings
1850 .. m. Hay 81. louis TO Cara
belle. Disturbance over the lower Rio
GrMde valley moving northeast Strong
southeast winds Thursday"
Cold wave warnings have been or
dsred for Arkansas and northern Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

homo lsst nigkt fsllcviss - tilnsp Of
. lev hsurs. yes. acsssSIns 70 cesssss
Hayward Of wyandotts county. the
first victim claimed by wool alcohol
here.
McNui'y. who vns found on tte
s,rsst In en- unconscious ccnditiea. 10
said TO have told his wife before he
died that hs obtained the fatal drink
In . Missouri side saleop.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

Don't stay stuffed-up' Quit blowing
and snufflinsi A dces Of "P~pc's Cold
COMPOUND" taken every two hours un-
NJ three doses are taken usually breaks
W . cold and ends all srIpps misery.
The very first ders opens your
eiosged-up nostfils and tho air pas
sages Of your head. stops nose runnlns;
relieves the headache, euIiness, fever
ishners. sneeainG. sofsness, etlffness.
"fapo'a Cold compound" 10 the quick =
est. surest relief known and costs only
\ few cents at drug stores. u acts
without sssintance. Tastes nice. Con.
tains no quinine. Insist m Paps's.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

You feel fine In q few moments. Your
passages Of your heed vii, clear and
YOU can breathe freely. No more dull
ness. headache; no hawking. sauffllnG.
mucous discharges or drynsss; no strug-
Cling for breath st night.
Tell Your druggist you want 4 small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply \
little Of this fragrant. antisepttc cream
IN your nostrlls. let II penetrate throusn
every air passage Of The head; sooths
md heal the svolisp. ihnsmsd mucous
membrane, and relief comes Instantly
II 10 Just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. Doa't stay stuffet-up
and miserable. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

cratic prssldsntiai ssplrsnt, fov tts
avowsl purpose u boes,Iss psimss sos
president They made no secret Of
their purpose In coming hare from
every section of PennsyivsniA 70 shout
for Palmer at tonishrs jackson bay
festivities for which they have bscn
rven good seats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
EXCHANGE IS CLOSED

NEW ORLEANS. Jan, s.-Ths cotton
market and other exchanges ana pub.
Ito buildings hsrs were closed today In
observance of tho anniversary Of tho
battle Of New orleans. = lesai holiday
In Louisiana.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS
m BUNLESQUE THEAfeR

w0RCEHrER, Mas --"ON with the
Drayers, on with the dance"
nWinniss January 4 daily prayer
Destines are to be conducted At noon
= me 0rard ,heater. a local burics1ue
hoso.. BY the church federation, which
GcjDdss representatives of all Protsa-
I'M ohuwhes here. Milton B. Pratt IL
ohAtrusan ~ the federation. lie -ays
6Nht the nse,pgs are 10 help revive
Vosesster The meetings yin end only
= ~ ninutes before the thsateS opens
~ ~ Aaiiy matinee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

In our pursuit Of the mighty dollar
We too often are ABSORBED In the topics
" the day. pleasure. sic.. 10 stop and
eopsi1se our health stop now-think---
kidney diseases cause1 10000 deaths
lsse yeas Are 700 Eo,nG 10 b iarIudsd
h thls year's to,lt Why. yeu vtli ~.
e,alun. - - many die. Why are the
hU1lh aulherislss - coacevNsd; ths
anaWss h ~ bolt DOM osss food. tahs
= eaueuIso. aselsct ess s,sep snl othss.
- n1A6o1e ~ syDlso 70 ~ NM ef
1 eimq 1eee - - y shsls
=; !; |;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

London Rsu cssssesWes Rssvmsd.
LONDON. Jan. s.--inisrsst In the rs.
sumption Of the railroad msn's confer.
sncs here today osntsrs around whether
the men will declare another strike or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
v,rs p.s,r.ys Av,em.s,,. Plant.

BUFFALO. n, Y. Jan e.--r1rs de-
stroycd tho automobile assembling
Plant Of s,rutrer and company here
today en,aillng a loss Of 100000
Abou, 800 automobiles under process OF
assembling were burned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
TRUCK DRIVER VICTIM
OF LIQUOR POISONING

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Jan. a--lsaac
McNulty. ~ ysars Old. truck driver for
= transfer company. who died At HE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

proceed wMh o ballot u W. see.eee.
members Of the various unIoas atfsetsl
by the governments etfer n settlement
of wage demands.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

tAavsrtissment.)
The Washington herald., 1920-11-10
FEATURE EVENT
WON BY EXODUS.
Love Tap, Owned by Wash
ington Sportsman, Pays
Big Price.
BY HIGHWAY.

Harry Payne Whitney's crack per-
former Exodus won the Annapolis
handicap. the feature event at Pim-
lico yesterday afternoon. negotiat-
ing the six-furlong route in the re-
markable time of I'LL LIS seconds.
Motor Cop was second and Audacious
third.
Samuel Ross. Washington sports
man, put over a good thing in the
opening number when his 2-year-old
Love Tap defeated field of thirteen
maidens of all ages. Love Tap was
made the medium of a plunge in her
initial start in Maryland. the last
day of the Laurel meeting, when
the juvenile ran out of the money.
Those who followed the Ross baby
yesterday. however, were well re-
paid for their sagacity as Love Tap
paid Ss6 for 50 in the mutuels.
The steeplechase was rather easy
for Capt. PARIS Bulls Eye, which
went to- the front at the second turn
OF the field and held the lead safely
to the end. The Trout closed stout
ly at the finish and took the place
from Capt. PARIS second string,
ireland.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-10
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

First Race. - Purse. 81 zoo; claiming
for 2-year olds; six furlones, 'Cozette, ll2
Loveliness. 1O6; Romance, ll0; Colder
Dreams. lO6; Social Star. ll0: Frivol. lI0.
Second Race.-Purse, 81 200: claiming: for
3-year-olds and up; mile and sixteenth
sRib. %; 'Gloomy Gus, los; 'Prunes, 100;
Nebraska. 110; Capt. Burns, 1l0; y. &.
Stone, III; Normandie, l05; Pyx, 10s; Har
leck lO9; Black Thong. 110; Bar One, Il0
Gipsey Queen, ia.
Third Race. - Prrse. $1,000: for 2-yeai
olds; maiden colts and geldings; six fur
longs Slip Along. 1l2: Tribune. 112,
Castlereagh. 1l2; AL Right Sir. 1l2: Court
view, lI2: The Moor, 1l2; Willow Tree, lI2;
Crack o. Dawn. 112; British Liner, ll2.
Fourth Raoe.-Purse, si,20D; allowances
for Swear olds and up: seven furlougs
MsbeI O., 104; GALL Curci, 107; Tulsa. l07;
Panaman. 10; Bread Man, ll2; Blue Para
disc. 1oI; Cover Up, lo7; Basil, 1lo; DR.
Carmen, 1l0.
Fifth Raoe.-Purse. $500: The waIder
son Hotel Ha andicap: for 3year olds and mp;
six furlones Col. Taylor, %; Minute Man
10: Jack Hare, jr., 12o: Sterling. 1o7;
Angon, liz.
sixth Raoe.-Purse, 81, 200: claiming; fol
2-year-olds; six furlonss. Miilersburg, 10ei
Peppery Polly, 100; Merry Mac. 100; Ponsee
no; swhlte Star, l0I; Buddie kean. 100
Miss Fortain. 1le.
Seventh Raoe.-Purse. 81 200; claiming
for s-year olds and up; mile and n sixteenth
sAva R.. 10l; mysterious Girl, los; 'Candls
Light. los; sLAfoudrie, 1o6; servian, ITO;
sinonite, ia; Pirate McGee. lo3; warlike
io4; sConsta ntine. los; wenonah. 100;
sHarry Bureoyne, liz; Jack Straw, ia
The Washington herald., 1920-11-10
PIMLICO ENTRIES

First Race-One and one-si1teenth miles.
Diadi. 100; Deckmate. 100: Foreclosure.
100; tPhillipic. 100; Capital City. ia;
Jap-es. ia: Legaulois, los. tBryan entry.
Second Race - Two and one-half miles.
Crest HILL las; Melos, l32; Flare, 152;
SmithheId. li2: 0rmead. 140.
Third Race Six furlongs. sheba. IOI
Tingling. liz; Tan Son, l0i: Contriot. l62;
Chinnie Walsh. lO6: Gimme. ll2: salesman.
ll2; sJohn Umma. 20; Crimson Rambler.
90; Silence. 112; Ross r. 100; Gen. Agra
monte, 1l3; Pansy, lOi; Actress. loi; Tout
Or, 105.
Fourth Race-one mile and furlong.
tSir Barton. l26; tBilIy Kelly. l2G; Mad
Halter, l26; DR.. Clark. l20; Blazes, lsO.
~. X. L. Ross entry.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Fort Churchill.
los; His Choice. ll0; Head overheels, l0l
Ace Of Aces. 100: Phantom Fair. luJ: Bobby
Allen. lO5; Marie Antoinette. 95: +Titnnia.
g6; tToucanet. l0a; Old Dad, lOl; Siren
Maid. 10; GoIdine. lO3; Sycamore, los;
Cock O. the Roost. los; Super. 1O5. tsam
Ross entry.
Sixth aaee-six furlongs. Charity, los;
tMuttikins. ll2; tJacobinA, lO5: superwom'
an. 1l0: Tamarisk, 10: Antilles, los; Fal-
lacy, los. II. X. L. Ross entry.
Seventh Raee-One and one-quarter miles.
tsolid Rock. lO5; Benevolent, IlO: tComme
CT, no: lorenzo, lOT: tMartha Lucket, 90;
American Boy, t0s; Court Fool. 10l. tSmith
entry.
give pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-10
Washington Ladies League.
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

r,r.. R.o..-Columbia Tenn, liz CTaylorl,
e0 M % 40. 1900; Rufus Riley. 1o4 buell.
q so o0. I.ouis A. lO4 (MooneyD, $50
Time i.27 sweeping Glance. Harvest King
Talisman, Marse John, The Nephew and
Second Raoe.-Goideu Ounce liz CcOn,
neIiyC, 40. s.eo. 2.eo; Blanche Mae-, II:
U.ykel, e9o. 40; Gorilla. 1l2 tsmith)'
$40. Time. 1:l6. sheka, Grace Daurherty'
Elizabeth A, Miss Hilanty. Nary fonso'
,laIlv Chen, blue Flame, Dngmar. Rasola
Cnt Tn. Hold Up and Tuscola also nan.
Third Race. = High Cloud, lb Uykelt
80. 40, 800; Dresden. los CBurke), 40,
= 90: Fair Orient. los CPooll. 500. Time
les. Beayerkiu and Cotton Blossom aiss
Fsurth R.oe.-sa ndalwccd. III (stonel,
s- al % 20 Ia 20; Machiaveln. III (Burkel
10 90' "a. so: Jim Daisy. loe -lNooney1. ESQ
lime I.i5 2-s. Dorothy. furzie. Julia n.
NartyfIle, winchester. Countess, Charles A.
Byrne, Nick London. QCick View. Promising
Tom, Udine and Huen also ran.
fffth Race. c. stone. 100 (wllsonl,
so, 2.5o, 2.l0; Gourmond. 100 (Kinsl.
50, $50; Sea Prince. 1o5 tMooneyl. 2.4o.
Time, 2:lO is. Lottery. Bounding Through
and Walter H. pearce also ran.
sixth Racs,-Biaise, los (oenneilyl. 1880,
10, $50; Currency, los tRobertsD. 4.eo
40: Gloria Frsnce. % IKins), T7o Tine.
1:i< rs. Dona Roma. John r. Roche. Lois
John Jr.. Opportunity. Lady Britain. Plain
Bill. LAncelot and Military, Girl also ran.
seventh Racs.--Newen W. IL (NcDer.
motif. 5000. ioi.eo. so.so; Pnllux. II:
tPooD. 100. $40; Pegey C.. 'ps CRobertzl.
ESQ. Time. i:l S-s Verdi Lccu. Grey
Earie, The Pirate 81 cii-ey. Zone d,Arnes.
stevenson and - q. also mn