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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
WILL NOT ASK
DEATH FOR BRYANT
Trial of Patrolman for Killing
Negro Fireman Opens
Before Harsh.

The case Of Patrolman B J. BRYANT.
under indictment for murder in the
first degree for the killing of Lee Tur-
ner, negro Illinois Central fireman.
court. with Judge Tom Harsh presid-
ing.
Eight Jurors had been selected to try
bryant, when the noon hour came The
fact that the state win Isf ask the
death penalty was made plain on the
first yenireman examined Monday. He
was j. }. Carroll, mechanic employed
by the Frisco railroad In an effort 10
disqualtfy, Carroll stated that he did
not believe in capital punishment.
The state doesn't insist on capital
punishment In this case" said Sam o.
Bates attorney general Bates ques-
tioning made plain that the state hopes
to convict Bryant OF some lesser degree
of homicide than first degree murder.
Nenlreman Carroll disqualified on ex-
animation by Harry r. Holman, when
he stated that he had expressed an
opinion as to the guilt or innocence
Of the policeman, and that II would
take evidence to remove the opinion
Jurors selected at noon were: ]. w.
Lancaster. C. O BtUCk, J. & Cook NJ
X. Orr Joseph Gardner, T.. Willis, Il.
Fitzgerald and j. X, Foster
The Bryant case brought out one
unusual circumstance In murder trial.
While it Is usual 10 see policemen and
police officials prosecuting a slayer OF
his fellow man, on this occasion, they
were on hand to testify for the SLAYER
Chief J. +. Burncy and Capt. Wnl u.
Lee appeared In court early, while Sec
rotary John W. Turner conferred with
Bryants counsel
Turner was killed as he was leaving
his run and was on the way to his home
on Iowa avenue after a nights work.
An automatic pistol was turned into
police headquarters as the weapon taxi
en- from his pocket A negro undertake
ing firm. members Of which reached
the scene soon after the shooting de-
clarcd there was no pistol on the body.
The state win attempt TO show that
one hand and two small logs on the
other shoulder when he was shot, while
the theory Of the defense win be that
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
ANSWER GAS COMPANY
PLEA LATER IN WEEK

An opinion on the Memphis Consoli
dated Gas and Electric company's 81,
900, 900 receivership certificate issue, ap-
plication for permission to float same
being made Saturday, was not finished
by Judge Mccall Monday. II is prob
able the ruling will be delayed until
later in the week.
Minor damage suits against the Mem
phis Street Railway company as re-
suits OF accidents. occupied the court
Monday Tuesday will be an idle day,
important business calling Judge Nc
Call to Nashville.
Several ci'l suits are yet on the
docket For the greater part these
eases involve small sums, and they are
expected TO be finished within short
time
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
ARKANSAS DENTISTS
ELECT OFFICERS

PINE BLUFF, Ark. June 81. (Spl)-
At meeting here today OF the South
east Arkansas Dental society the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: DR.. r. f. l.. Lindsey
Portland, president; DR.. j. C. O'Daniel
Pine Bluff, president; DR.. T.. A.
Payne, McGehee, secretary treasurer,
and DR.. E. b. Evans, Holly Grove, cor
responding secretary.
dinner at the Hotel Pines tonight will
bring the meeting to a close. About
25 dentists are attending.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
Sheriff ThLUdrts
Lynching Of Negro
Who Attacked Girl

MERIDIAN. Miss, June 81. Spl)-A
desperate attempt to lynch Arthur
Thomas negro was frustrated last
night by Sheriff Martin and Chief Of
Police Monette when several shots fired
from the county Jail dispersed the
crowd Excitement has subsided and
the negro has been taken away.
legged, attempted to assault Mary
Mitchell. a Syrian girl, unable to speak
English. He climbed into a back win
dow, scuffled with the girl until her
screams frightened him away He was
caught near the railroad yards.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21

change. and declined the invitation.
However, after the church has ex
tended formal call, Or Grove feels
that 1t is due the congregation that
he accept its invitation TO preach there.
He is now a Cartersville, Ga, assist
ing in a revival meeting He is OK
pected to return Thursday.
Following the morning services Sun
day. a meeting Of the session OF Idle
wild church was held to discuss the
possibility Of DR.. Grove leaving.
During the nine years that DR.
Grove has been pastor of Idlewild
church he has endeared himself to every
member Of the COnRreg cation, and won
the confidence and esteem OF tho entire
citizenship Of Memphis He IL very
popular In club work and Memphis civic
organizations, and there Is hardly a
day passes that he is not called upon
TO address some public meeting or club
affair,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
LABOR TO DISCUSS
COMING ELECTIONS

The Memphis branch of the Nonpar-
tisan league of the American Fedora
tion of Labor will hold a meeting at
Carpenters hall, Monday night at
o o'clock. The call for the convention
has been sent to all members of the
league.
tions that the league has ever under
taken is to be presented Monday night,
the call states 1t is understood that
the attitude Of Memphis labor bodies to-
ward the various candidates in the com
ing primary and election will be dis
cussed A large attendance is expected,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
ACE TO MARRY.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Pier Ruggero
Piccio, lieutenant colonel in the Royal
Italian air force and an ace with an
official record Of 90 enemy planes
downed, today Obtained license to
marry Miss Loranda Batchelder, Of New
Orleans, former Red Cross nurse Lieut. q
Col. Piccio wears English, French. Bel
gian and Italian war decorations.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
GREECE GIVEN FREE
HAND IN TURKEY

BOLOGNE, June q. (By the Asso-
hand in the military measures in Tur-
Key, which were decided upon at the
Hythe conference yesterday, according
TO information here today. The pre-
miers and their advisors found these
measures were required Immediately
because OF the grave situation result
ing from Mystapha KENNELS nation
alist forces reaching the Dardanelles,
French and British troops and the
British. fleet will be concentrated for
the defense OF Constantinople and the
straIts' ANzNl
epce, II is declared, were Of the opinion
that the taking of these measures
would. be sufficient to deal with the
situation,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
CAR MAN FACES
CHARGE OF MURDER

W H. Latham. street car inspector.
under Indictment on a charge Of first
degree murder. went to trial MondaS
in first division OF criminal court He
is charged with killing Willie Moore
a negro. in November, 1918. at Third
street and Beale avenue, after the pair
are said to have had an argument on
the street car Of which Latham then
was conductor,
Ten Jurors had been selected in the
Latham case at noon Monday, Judge
j I'd Richards Is hearing the case.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
GoRGAs "oN THE MEND.

LONDON. June 2l--Thr condition Of
Mai Gen. William G. Gorgas, former
surgeon general Of the United States
army. who has been critically IN here,
was satisfactory 10 his physicians this
morning Gen GorEas appeared 10 be
"on the mend" Brig Gen. h e. Noble.
Of Gen Gorgas party, said, but his con-
dition was considered still serious He
WIN be in the hospital at least two
weeks longer II was
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
OFFER REWARD OF
$500 FOR SLAYER
OF AGED COUPLE

With every possible channel being explored whereby the
murderes of Fred Weiss co. and his wife, Dorah, So fisher
and government light channel tenders Lake Cor
morant Miss week. might be located had been
found that would lead their identity The search by Sheriff
Nichols Of fernando, and Magistrate O. H. Nemich of Lake
Comoran which the discovery OF the
decomposed muated bodies of the has far led to
definite ews reward of $500 has been offered in
centiye the of the murderers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
CHAUFFEUR'S STORY
LEADS TO ARREST

James Caldwell police character. alias
Hardtace," was TO answer charges of
highway robbery in police court late
Monday. accused Of high -jacklng" Ed
ward l.. Guess, chauffeur for the Yel-
low Cab company. at davhreak S,,ndov
in Riverside park Caldwell was arrest,
ed by Detectives York and Carter sun
day and his alleged companion is being
sought. ICING
According to the version given police
by Guess, the two men hired his car
and upon arriving at Riverside Sunday
at am, wanted him to shoot dice
with them. When Guess de,uurred
Caldwell is said to have drawn a pistol
taken SIS from him and ordered him TO
return TO the city.
Guess furnished, the detectives with
arrest
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
Questions Right Of
State To Try Bone
Dry Liquor Cases

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 2i--ln de-
murring to an indictment charging Vir-
gil Bates with violating the bone dry
law, John W Hilldrop, attorney for
the question OF the state courts hav-
ing jurisdiction now in cases involving
liquor
Attorney Hilldrop in open court ar
gued that when Tennessee ratified the
Eighteenth amendment, the state sur
rendered It's sovereignty TO the federal
government Judge ]. u. b. DeBow
gave the defense till Saturday to pre-
pare written demurrer setting forth
che idea suggested.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21

CHuFCn HeAb ouiudS.
The call to the St. Louis church was
unusual in that the congregation has
never heard DR.. Grove preach, owing
to Dr.. Groves eminent standing in the
affairs OF the Presbyterian church, his
prominence in civic affairs here and
the glowing recommendation Of a COM
mittee sent here TO hear him preach.
Westminster congregation waived the
customary sermon preliminary TO call
and voted unanimously TO ask DIT.
Grove to become their pastor.
Several Sundays ago committee
from Westminster church came TO Mem
phis to hear DR.. Grove preach. The
committee was won Immediately by the
stirring sermon and strong personality
of the Idiewld pastor. The visiting
committee invited Or. Grove to preach
in Westminster church with view to
a call. DR.. Grove told tho committee,
it Is said that he was not contemplating
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
COOL WEATHER WILL
CONTINUE FOR MEMPHIS

Continuation Of cool weather with
fair skies Monday night and Tuesday
Is promised by rthe weather bureau. For
some sections of Tennessee cloudy
weather has been forecasted
The river stood at 1877 feet Monday.
y fall Of 2.3 feet in the past IS hours.
The river will continue to fall in this
section for several days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
LONDONDERRY RIOT
CALLED CIVIL WAR

LONDON, June 2l-Civil war condi-
tions prevail in Londonderry and the
authorities are powerless. it is declar-
ed in an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Londonderry this afternoon. Sew
eral additional persons were killed in
this mornings rioting there, according
10 this message.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
ZONE BIG UNION" OF
TRAINMEN PLANNED

WASHINGTON, June 21.-A call for
a convention of railroad workers to be
held at Chicago June 20, to organize
"one big union" has been published in
the Butte. Mont, Daily Bulletin, which
officials of the department Of justice
said today they believed an ]. W. w.
publication.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21

After lying in the positions in which
they were killed for about five dayB.
the bodies of the victims we're found
Sunday by John Daniels, another fisher
man, when he went TO their shanty boat
to purchase fish as was sometimes his
custom. He came upon the body of
Weiss half buried in the sand on the
bank Of the river about rs yards from
the shanty.
Investigation revealed the skull
crushed in, presumably with an ak.
Entering the shanty, Daniels found Mrs.
Weiss on the floor, her skull also
crushed by blow with a sharp instru-
ment. Evidently she had made valiant
effort to protect herself after probably
being warned, as nearby lay her shot
gun. 1t was evident that she struggled
with assailants before receiving the
death blow.
The shanty boat was ransacked, lead
ing authorities at Lake Cormorant to
believe robbery was the motive for the
revolving crime.
z According to DIR. A. V. Richmond,
physician at Lake Cormorant. the couple
met their death about Tuesday night.
This was indicated from the position
and condition Of the bodies, he declared,
evidence showing they were slain before
the rainfall ot last Thursday. They
were last seen by lrivermen on Mon
day At their shanty boat.
Mrs. Weiss' daughter formerly resided
IN Memphis. but recently moved to st.
Louis, according to DR.. Richmond. Eff
forts are being made to communicate
with her relative to the disposition of
the bodies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss were well known
around Lake Cormorant and in Mem
phis. Their duties were to keen burn
ing the Mississippi river channel light
that guides river craft by night Fears
had been aroused as to their safety
when .rivermen missed the light for the
past four nights.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
BOOST
UPON PERSONALITY
TAXES ASSURED

will be
equalization according Mon
by
gone will the figure the amount
they think correct
making Mr. Jordan stressed the point that
before board
ample time show the board where has erred in the
as
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
PRIMARIES IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, NJ, Juno 2l-Maine Re
pubHcans and Democrats voted in the
state primaries today for candidates
for tho nomination for governor con-
gressmcn and state and county officers.
The biennial state election viii be held
Sent 49,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
IDLEWILD PASTOR GETS
CALL TO ST. LOUIS, MO.

The congregation Of ldlewd rrehyter"n church deeply
William
"a the
arrived
accepted invitation
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June H-Wn-
hanson county, south OF here, was the
scene OF devastating hailstorm this
morning, in the course OF which Ferris
Parman, 25, was killed by lightning
while ins the field plowing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-21
~ iISIslERg

Twenty-four hours to noon June 81:
II ELL IIprrhture-
Hour. Dry bulb. Wet bulb. Humid'y
pm. yes'day 73 So s3
7 am. today IS So az
Noon today =. rs Sc 60
Maximum ... rs
Minimum zee. 65
Sun sets today, 7:l7 pm, rises tomor-
low, 4:46 am. Moon sets 1903 pm. to-
night. Precipitation none
Tennessee: Cloudy; moderate tenn
perature.
Mississippi: Fair.
Arkansas: Fair, warmer.
Alabama: Fair
Louisiana: Fair warmer.
Kentucky: Cloudy.
North and South Carolina. Georgia
and Florida: Fair
Oklahoma; Unsettled.
East and West Texas: Cloudy, warm
er.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-31
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs: Panhan.
dler. liz tGargan), even. 2 to S, 1 to 8;
Little Pointer. 113 Corey. even. 1 to 2;
Dorothy. 100 Murray, 2, to 5. Time, 1881
IS. Bloomington. felix II, Wishing also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and one.half fur.
longs: Iron Boy, 107 (CoreyD, 3 to 1, 6 to
5, 5 to 8; Clip, 104 (Carmodyl, s to 8, 4 to
8: d. C. Girl. 103 (Taylor), 8 to 5. Time.
1:10 As. Frederick Miller, Uranium, vene.
tian Boy. Flying Dart, Sophie K, Acclama.
tiOn. Slippery Silver also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half furIonrs
Peasant, 107 tCarmody), 8 to /, even, 1 to
2; Star Baby. 104 (Kederisl. to 8, 1 to S;
Deckhand. 1l0 (Crumpl, 1 to 2. Time, i:09
is. wynnewood. Doubling Thomas, Anna
belle. Hello Pardner also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haIf fur
longs: whippoorwill. 10s Murray, g to 1,
to 2. 9 to 8: Twenty-seyen. 113 (JarreIiJ,
to 1, 8 to 8; Exempted. 105 (Mountainl, Z
to 10. Time, i:10 4-5. Galway, AppIe
lack. win Soon. Lady Landen. Baby Bonds
FIFTH RACE--Five and one-haH furionrs:
to s., Bulger, ia tCrump), 5 to 2. to s;
Ambassador. III. 81 tAtkinsoRl, ) to 2.
Time. 1:io. Peaceful Star, ouip. Hasty
Cora. Marty Lou, First Pullet also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and fifty yards: John
W. Klein, 1is (Kederis). to 8, & to o, , to
8; Attorney Muir. 105 (rryonl. to S. to
5; Fairly, los tGargan), 2 to. /. Time, I:4s
10 Egmont. Mary's Magnetic. Buster Clark,
Clark. Unar. O,Malley. Hands on. Ned
hiieyoright, Woodthrush also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-31
GrJF Goes Back to First
.Looe as Manager of Club

This a the eleventh InstaIiment q ths
history Of Clarke Calvin Gnffifh. AZ toid by
oeorss I. honIspd. The HeraId's baseball
ststi'teisf n
II was during the stormy days
Of the fght between the National
and American Leagues that Grifith
and several Of tbs players On the
old Cubs left Anson and wen. TO
the new organization that had ex-
panded under the handling Of b.
B. Johnson And the queerest part
of all Of Grifith's career was that
he went back TO the very man who
could not see him when be broke
into fast company. Charley Com
iskey 1 told you Of his starting 90
play with the old st. Louis. Ameri-
can Association club and OF Com
iskey's shipping him to Boston late
that season
Now we find Grifnth not only
joining his old boss. but Of having
his old boss appointing him man
ager OF the White Sox- He not
only pitched fine ball. but won :he
first pennant for the So1 His work
that year was the best Griffith ever
had for ne led, the league in win
ming games. but batted 900. making
the second time he had done this.
Grinith continued with the Sox
the following year, but in 1903
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WITH THE
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furIongs. Aunt Deda
90 stack, 3 to 1. even. = to ); AIcatrose,
ll0 tBuIton). to 10, 1 to 3: Tenite. ia
tAmbrose). to 5. Time. OBS. Franz
Moody. Coombs. Tutt Hazel W. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. La Balafre
ITO Wright. ID to 1, 6 to 1, 3 to I; Harou
ID, ia CWidsD. Q to 8, 3 to s.; Riddle. 81
stack. to 1. Time, leo. Columbia
Tenn, RappahannOck Sd. BrookIand Jim Dud
ley. DR.. Crigler. Nanette FIack. Michel
May. Triumphant, Charming aiso ran.
1C5 JStaekl. to 2. to 3. 4 to 8: Hadrian,
llO Wright. 6 to 5, 3 to 5; General, III
(RodrigueZ). to /. Time, I:19 Is. Red.
land, Alex Getz, Comache. Prophecy, Poult.
ney. KuIture, Paul Connolly also ran.
FOURTH RACE-0ne mile. Tailor Mid
fOf CWida). to l, 3 to /, 7 to 5; Dottie
Vandiyer. log (Pieree), to 5, to 4:
Madge r.. l0S tRobinsonD. 1 to 2. Time,
l;41.s Cobalt Lass. Eulogy, Antoinette, My
Dear also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. Fleer. o;
1O6 lBuxton1, to 5. to 5; Golden Dawn,
81 tSullivanJ. even Time. lao. Jim Hast
lEgs. Heavy Weapon, Pindar.. Warlike, Swirl,
Dolph also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne and one-t ighth miles.
Plenty. los tDrysOn), 4 to l. to ). to .;
Bombast, liz (Burke). to ., 1 to 3; Cant.
Hodge. 1OI (ZollerJ. to 5. Time, 2:02 As.
II Rey. Pit, ROokery also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-0ne and one sixteenth
miles. Pilsen. Ill (Zoller), s to 5, 7 to 10,
to 3; Coballo, III (Rodriguez), to 2.
8 to 5: Temper stalwart. 1O5 Gudge), to
5. Time, I:5j S-5. Prunes. Starter, BIre
Thistle, Pluviada. Baby Girl FIapper, Al
Pierce, Mai. Calvin. Battle Mountain. also
run.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-31

when New York took the Baltfinore
franchise. Grifhth continued with
this club Until 1907 when he retired
from the managerial position
Grffhth for six Of the nine years
he was with the club. his last APP
pearance on the rubber was AuGust
-. 1906. against Cleveland and DUR
Ing tss FIRST four Innings he struck
out Sc batters and the Indians
failed 10 get q hit on his pitching.
He had relieved Chesbro in that
game and pitched, the last four
innings and when IL was ended. the
pitching Of Grifhth also ended for
he never entered into another game
again.
After he left New York he ns
aged the Cincinnati Reds for thr1
years. but in the end. he like alt
others, failed TO win q pennant and
at the close Of 1911 he decided he
had enough OF Cincinnati and when
the chance came 20 purchase stock
In the Washington club. he did 80
and he is here yet. not as a player.
or manager. but as president of the
club he has really made. The
Herald has printed the full history
OF what this gentleman has done
since lsfz until the end Of 1919.
The cooclnding chapter Of ths history Of
the Washingoou'g leader win Be Rfvep An
Sundays Herah-
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - Three furlongs. Whippet,
lis; Ioe Tag, 1l5; John s. Reardon. liz;
Buddie Kean, 10I; -lIary Head, 1O4; Lotta-
speed. 1O4. -.--.
SECOND RACE-Entries for this race not
clsed.
THIRD RACE-One mile and one-eighth.
Prunes, ia; AIdebarau. III; Jack Reeves,
III; sasin. Ill; Aztec, 100; DR.. Creigler,
los; Ben Hampson. 1Os; Sky Pilot. 1903
Rookery. %; Great Dolly. %; ToadstOol. 9e;
Willigan. 96.
FOURTH RAcE-one mile and one-eighth,
Slippery Elm, 1913; Chief. us; War Mask,
III; Bolster. III; Woodtrap. 110; oppor-
tunity, 100; Sands Of Pleasure. los; Damask
lO7; omond, l07; Tippo Sahio, 107; Pictor,
los; Douglas s., 1o2; Soldat de verdun. 1O3;
Tantalus. 101; Tailor Maid 10S; General
Glenn, o3.
FIFTH RACE - One mile and 10 yards.
Weodstone, 11O; Game Cock. 10s; Quito, 105 /;
Franklin. 103 Bullet Proof, 102: Who Cares,
90: Gerinus. 90; St. Germsin, 90; Juanita Sd,
o.
SIXTH RACE-ons mile and one 81 xteenth.
wads~orth Last, liz; Queen Blonde. III;
Glass Toi, 10T; King Neptune. LOG: Green
mint. 104; Win I Win, 103:. Astrika, 100;
fodder 20. -
SEVENTH RACE = Entries for this race
not closed.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-31
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-half furlongs
Mineral, 81; 'virgie Lee, 96; 'PIaiu Health.
er, 90; superior, 100; BabylouAn iO4
Sherry. lO4; Director James. lO4; Dur Maid
1oI; Rockaree. 1OI; Hotfoot. llO; Sport
Feeney, lI5.
SECOND RACE-Fiye' aad oue-haIf fur.
longs. 'Pomerene. 1G2; 'Unwise Child. IO3;
Little Nephew. 100; Col. Harrison. llO; Reiet
Atktn. liz; Nepe, ia; Herder, ia
THIRD RACE-six furlongs. sReeos. 1of,
'Yorkville, l04; 'Felicidad. 10I; Blanche
Donation. 107; Kilkenney. 100; BaIadin, lO9:
Beverly James, 1O4; Royalty. 100: Bulger,
liz.
FOURTH RACE-six furIongs. .Burlin
game. 30; 'Goldstone, 1Oe; Manganese, lO2:
PICKLE Fancy. l05; White Grown, lo7
Legacy, 107: ThOrnbloom. 1lO.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. sRed, 90;
Ambassador Sd, 100; 'Acclamation, l02:
Little Ed. 103; ROUNDED. 1G3; 'Precious
Jewel. 1O6; Top Rung. 1O6; Lady Langdon.
los; Foster Embry, 10; Buster Clark. 1lO.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Black Prince.
80; JellisOn, 9S; Don Thrush, 9S; Freenfa mile,
90; Scotch Verdict. 1O4; Legal, 106; Buford,
ll2: Bally, 1l3.
SEVENTH RACE-0ne mile and so yards.
Miss Sweep, 100; 'Hope. 100: 'Seabeach,
I02; .'Jack Dawson. 102; parable. 1O3; Polly
Anna, 1os; Egmont, 11O: Yenghee, 10; Duke
OF Shelby. 1lO.
sApprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1920-01-31
HATCHETITES TO MEET
GEORGETOWN QUENT

George Washington University
basketball five will battle the
Georgetown quint tonight in the Y.
M c. A. Gym in "a return game
with >the Hatchetites team at $3.50
o'clock.
The victory of the Buff and Blue
quint over Catholic University has
Lead the down town team to see a
hope for a win in this contest with
the Hatchetites. George Washing
ton has been practicing hard dur
ing the laft two weeks in prepara-
tion for this game with Georgetown.