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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
;:cH|jIEE! Of ILLINOIS
IMMORTALITY SQUAD
..COMMENDS MAYOR.
IN LETTER, COPY OF WHICH is
RECEIVED BY FREE TRADER.
JOURNAL, SOCIAL HYGIENE,
POINTS TO OTTAWA AS Ex.
AMPLE FOR OTHERS TO EMU.
LATE.

That state officials have taken cog
nllance OF Ottawas cleansing as ap
piled by the administration is showI
in II copy Of the following letter re
ceived by the Free Trader-Journal
The letter, from DR.. &, &. Taylor
chief of the social hygiene depart
ment of the state dcpar, ment Of pub
lie health is to Mayor George V. B
Weeks and congratulate the city eX
ocutivc for his persistent campaign
to rid the communit, OF vice in all
forms. particularly in that form
which comes under the classification
of prostitution. The copy was re
cei, ed in this office today.
. In view of the reference made by
Dr. Taylor that you have set an eX
ample which may be well followed W
by officials in some of your neighbor
ing cities" ii is taken to mean that
not far from Ottawa there is Il sore
ack of he same kind OF vigilance
against immortality as dispensed upon
a purely commercial basis.
Recently in its editorial columns
the Strcator Free Press spoke lightlY
OF Ottawa's attempts to clean UP.
using yelled innucndo as means Of.
Spiking the commission form Of gov
eminent If hearsay is to be trusted
even in par, the Free Press had bet
ter recommend that Streator look well
to the trays around the bottom of its
own skirts. At least Dr. Taylor's ref
erence to 'neighboring cities can be
taken in that light
The Letter prasing the administra.
zion for its determined acts against
vice says,
Some one has kindly sent me a
clipping from the Free Trader.Jour.
nal of Feb. 2. containing an account
Of the injunction proceedings against
Kate Sack.
Il wish to congratulate yourself and
the City of Ottawa on the action it
has taken in this case You have SET
an example which may be well fol
lowed up by officials in some of your
neighboring cities.
IF this Office can be OF service to
you in your efforts to better condi.
lions in Ottawa We shall be glad to
have YOU advise us
Very truly. G. G.. TAYLOR.
Chief Division of Social Hygiene,
State Department of Public Health.
and Past Assistant Surgeon, L. 5.
Public Health Department
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17

The formation. recently announced,
Of the Village Clubs association marks
memorable departure in English vii
lage life. II arose out of a discussion
of the Agricultural club. The main
lage people 10 conduct. by themselves
and for themselves. centerS of amuee-
mont and recreation. They are to sup
ply themselves with what they want.
think they ought to have; the aesocia-
tion helping them. hut not debating in
any way. This may we'll he tn" seed
IF n very big movement. and is Il noe
worthy sign of The times
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Counteractirq Submarine.

The warship Of the present day Is
n compromise between what we deem
hest and what Wc deem essential. The
torpedo-pr0of bottom has become as
sental; therefore we must Civ" lp
guns or arnor or speed or something
else in order to get il. ON the other
hand il is probable that battleships
and battle cruisers will not hereafter
be supplied with t"rpedoes. Since nc
lions are now fought nj enormous
ranges. and since vessels can he sunk
by gunhre alone torpedocs on big gun
ships are now useless. Dmittln. The
torpedo tube will save little weight,
but II will leave space for more ;:n-
munifion. A writer suggests thai hlgh-
speed rams with bows Of proper shape
and requisite strength 10 sinA under
water craft will again COM iu;u use.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Hops.

Hops are grown in number ~
states In the central and northern
part Of the state of New York many
farmers make u speciality of their
growth The yield is from 100 to 500
pounds the acre in that stale, but on
the Pacific coast. where most Of the
hops consumed here are grown, tho
yield is between 1000 and 1000
pounds per acre. Oregon produces
more hops than any other state in the
Union. BY fnr the greater part of the
hops raised have been consumed in
the brewerieS of the country. but they
are also used in pharmaceutical prep
arations. The present one-half of
per cent beer contains hops. but not
in such large quantities as in beers
of the larger alcoholic content. And
then II is not likely that the kind of
beer permitted under the prohibtory
law will appeal largely to the drinkers
OF old.time beer. 1t seems certain
that the demand for hops will fall or
greatly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Coal Gas as Automobile Fuel.

In the course of the world war many
motor vehicles were operated in Eng
land with coal gas because Of the
scarcity Of gasoline The gas was con
tanned in colapsible hays made of rub
herized balloon fabric. At present
ders Is being tried. It Is stated that
the gas is forced in to preSsureS as
high as -,.W pounds per square inch
The cost Of compression is stated 10
vary between 10 and - cents per .ONl
cubic feet of free gas. and the cost as
fuel In the engine IS equivalent to a
cost OF T. cents per gallon on the liquid
fuel replaced. Scientific American.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Detested Cowardice.

Cecil is not particularly pugnncious.
but he drtested cowardice in any one
and. noting Georges aversion to games
in which no might get hurt he deter
mined 10 initiate him. The teacher
caught him holding George down, and
he was asked to explain.
"Wcll," he answered. II dared
George To fight. and he ram so I'm
holding him tin can argue some cour-
age into him; then we are going to
have a scrap.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Felt Neglected.

Little Eva wa invited out to dinner
with her fHth'r and mother. Before
starring. her parents made her II der.
stand that She mHSI NOT speak unless
spoken to. All went well III first, but
after Sob" time. no notice being taxi
EN- Of her. Iva began to get uneasy.
Finally, the hostess, seeing that some.
thing was wrong. asked her what She
would like next. II would Ike ia have
you begin +" ask me questions was
the polite reply.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
What He Got for His Dollar.

Ever answer any of those coal
saving advertisements
"Answered EN- all. | guess. But !
only got one recipe that had any
merit
what vas that:'
ut read Coal may be made to last
longer by keeping it away from the
stoves ana furnace. boston Tran
script.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Notice-Special Asse ssmcnt.

All special assessments for paving
or sewer due and not paid by March
LIST will be returned delinquent to the
County Treasurer.
All persons knowing their property
so assessed and not paid tor the year
1919 will save money by giving prompt
attention to same.
W. W. CURTIS,
City Collector.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Oysters by Measure

Eiwnrd was asked Ia 20 to HE store
for oysters. He Went anal asked the
man for two pounds of oysters. I'VE
don't sob oysters by In" pound my
boy. only by the mrasutp,' said the
dealer. The boy Thought Il moment.
then said: "Then let me have two
yards
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
CariyIc's Prophecy.

America. too. Will have To strain rs
energies, crack its sinrWs and all but
break its heart, A. the rest of rs have
had 20 do. IN Il thou>andfnld WreStIe
with the prthoG> and mud demons. he
fore Il can become a habitatiou for The
GODS Curlytr.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Assuring q Success.

ar You want 10 hive an informal
dinner ana are afraid il wont be-. con-
fded Mrs. Homer Hocl. lust ask n
few of the children along with the
parents. KANSAS City Times.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17

Mr.. Joseph A Reardon. the well
known pianist, Will receive pupils on
piano in all grades For dates aud
terms cali at 1924 Ottawa avenue or
telephone Ally.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Ooino His DUTY.

Father Now tly son I'm going TO
give you some good advice Some day
youth wish you had taken if. rs the
same advice ! wish | had taken when
lily dad gave il to me. Life
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Sure Thing.

"Tll bet" said Mr.. i;rowChcr, the
government would have all the money
it needs in hundred years If 'he
conscience fund could get hold of oil
that s comm. to It,"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Ash Wednesday.

Ash Wednesday service will be held
at Chris Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning at 80 O'Clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Attention, EauIes.

Special meeting at : p n TUESDAY
Feb II. Meeting followed by oyster
supper and entertainment.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Notice

If you need good country butter
call i-5. Pat Slattcry He can fiji
your order
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
WHY?

Why buy ordinary garments
when you can get these splendid
Metzger Coats and Suits at such
astounding reductions? Scores
Of wise women are buying for
next fall and winter. Prices
without doubt will be much
higher. Why not buy now and
save?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17

City Collector.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
LATONIA ENTRIES

First Race-six furlones bon Jour. los
Bill McCloy. 100: Queen Blonde. l12; sJack
Hare. Jr.. III; Green Grass, l2l.
Second Race-0ne and one -tighth miles.
'Abboss. 102: Mamie o, l07: Lady Britain,
1O7. swar Prize. lO1: sHnter Plstt, IIO;
Old McKenna. 112; Raidan, 1l2; Duke Of
Lancaster. l15: Sir John versne, 115; Troop
er. 115; Truant timp.), 1I5.
Third Race-Six furiongs Lady Fair Play,
10I; Angon. 100; seweIl Combs, Il5; Dodge,
ia
Fourth .Race-Five and one-half furlongs
My Rose. 10; Mary Jane Baker. l10; Last
Rose. 110; Puzzle, 110; Flip, 10; Apple
Dear, ITO; Cointresu timp.). 10; Nanny
o. Mine, 112; Helium. III.
Fifth Receive furlonrs. All Right Sir,
110; Coyne, 110; tFirebrand, 40; tBilly
Barton. no; Greenland, 110: Judge Pryor,
ITO; Old Chap. ITO: Col. Baker. 110: The
Ally, ia: Sir Lawnfal IA; North Elkhorn.
ia; Lough Red, ia; Brunswick. ia: Fagan
Pan. ia; Monsoon, III; tEast Side, III;
tUncle velo, 1i9; Bon Valet. 119: Cent,
meter, 125; Ace High, 127. Hawkins and
Ferguson entry. tMoore and Perkins entry
Sixth Race - One and one-eishth miles.
Dresden, 1O1; Beaverkili. los; woodtrap.
100; Midway. 107. ..,
Seventh Race-One mile. Accelerate, e5;
Capt. Tom, 95; sMadras Gingham,- 102;
Bonneville. 103; Retta b, 107: sMarse John.
107; 'Lakrose. 107; ssam Reh. 107: sGrey
Eagle. 107: Water War, 112; W. p. Dabney.
112; The Gallant. 112. Also eligible: Water
ford. liz; Plantarede. 112; 'Ruby, 90; sThe
Cullen Bon. l02; 'Littie Ed. l07.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
JUVENILE PLAYERS
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

Eighty-five juniors, boys and
girls, are entered in the District of
Columbia title tournament which
started at Columbia Country Club
yesterday afternoon. But four
courts were dry enough to play
upon and toward o'clock a deluge
of rain drove the players to the
clubhouse.
Here are yesterdays results:
Junior Singles-Lurton defeated Ber-
berich. 6-3, 6-1; Edwards defeated John
Devereux. Go. 6-3; Cora defeated Mack
all. G-3, O..
Boys Singles-E. Devereux defeated Nc
Gam, 6-4, rs; Shelton defeated Lewis,
'6-2, 60; Nee defeated Bowen, 6-3, 6-3;
DessoG defeated Wolf. 6-l, e.; Rixe
defeated Claytor. 81, Go; Rudsdale
defeated ]. Taylor, 6-l, T-5; sickler de-
feated Gieseking. CO. 60; Shoemaker
defeated Kushner, CO. 60.
Girls Singles - Alice Keleher defeated
Josephine Sprigman. Go, Go.
Play will start at II a. m. Thursday
morning, when the doubles will be start
ed in addition to the singles in all classes.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
Notes of the Game

Detroit. June 22.-Ole Erickson
against Doc Ayres is the card for
tomorrow, according to President
Grifith.
The Griffs will not play the ex-
pected exhibition game in Pitts
burg Thursday as Brooklyn insists
on playing a postponed game at
that time. The team will go, direct
to Washington after the game to-
morrow
Arthur Olson and George Ems
worth, Cornell youths. ended their
major league career in one day.
They desided to go home this after
noon, without donning a uniform.
Rice went to deep center in the
NTH and took a hit away from He'll
man.
Shannon also had his eyes on the
left field fence but his long drive
in the eighth fell short and was
,nabbed by Veach.
If Roth could play in Detroit
1ong enough his home run record
might equal Ruth's. Two in as
many days Is his record so far.
President Griffith returned this
morning from Chicago but was mum
as to the business taken up at the
meeting of league directors.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
Young Ahearn to
Battle Dundee in
Semi-Windup Bout

Baltimore, Nd, June 22.-The
semi windups and preiiminaries are
attracting as much interest in the
coming fistic show of the Peerless
A. G. as the main bout. when Kid
Williams exchanges punches with
Dutch Brandt, of Brooklyn, Friday
night at the open-air fistic enter
tainment in Oriole Park.
The great demand for tickets can
be laid to the fact that in the
rounds of less Importance, the con-
tingent gathered together by Man
ager Fried. surpasses every show
heretofore held. The speedy war
riors from Philadelphia and the
Capitol City are the best mitt-
mixers representing those cities.
and their opponents. who are
equally as cleYer, give promise Of
hair-raising set-toes from start to
finish.
The Washington delegation will
be record proportions, for not only
is Williams the magnet, but two of
Washington's prided scrappers will
be seen in action. Young Ahearn.
who faces Joe Dundee, the local
half of the double semi -windup, and
Patsy Donovan, the fiy-weight, who
| is known as a wonder, in the later
half. Donovan has won fourteen
straight battles by knockout, no
opponent lasting over a round and
half He is a protege of Kid
Sullivan, who says Donovan has a
backing to the extent of $4,000
that he can beat Little JEFF at los
pounds. Donovan's opponent will
| be named today.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23

seem to have very much of any
thing.
Connie Mack has been able to hold
his apartment on the ground floor
without even paying the 25 per cent
increase allowed by law. Having
won six pennants he is now after
his sixth tailend championship TO
round out a versatile career.
Babe" Ruth, Jack Dempsey. Man
O. War-l92O should be listed as the
Year Of the Big Kick.
The Sisler- r-Hornsby or the Horns-
by-Sisler ticket is one combination
that doesn't require any campaign
fund to draw the solid vote of the
Missouri delegation. The stampede
began last April
And just a year ago today willard
was smiling broadly when any one
suggested that he needed more work
to stop Dempsey inside of two
rounds. Nothing to it, he re-
marked. There wasn't.
Copyright, 1870. by New York Tribune, Inc. }
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS

First Race-Mustano, 116 CThnrberl, S.iO'
q oO. 90: Viva MeGee, Ill tWrightl. l3.oO'
q. 10: Caller HerriE. l03 tFator), 800. i'm :
berland, Donnagrafton, &. Carew, Mighty
Lover, Miss Millions, Transient ana Hes
sian also ran. - ,-c,
Second Race-Kate Glenn. 135 CMcClos-
eyl, 1880, $40, $50; Jim THORPE IA.
IIsorgan), 1870, $50; Melos, las wright,
a1O. Clootz, Dustin Farnum and Seabreeze
also ran.
Third Race-Mumbo Jumbo, 12l (McGeel,
$50, 500 $40; Harry II. Stevens, lo9
lForesp, $40, 40; Princess Myrtle, "
(Parrington), 4.30. Efficient, Loheha ana
Picer and Stealer also ran.
Fourth Race-Galadress, 1l6 (Richcree),
Il. 90, $50, 400; Hemisphere. 101 tDugarl,
az. 20, $780, Aconi. 113 tsimpsonD, 2sO.
blackburn. RaveOn. Malaroit. Player, Lady
Betty, Fair and Warmer also ran.
Fifth Race-Irish Jig, 115 (Richcreel,
8. 20. $50 2.1O; key T., 119 Crhurber), 40
21O; Herendesy. Ill (ButwelD. 2lO.
Honey Island and Jealous also ran.
Sixth Race - They Shall Not Passf e3
(Yeargens), 1l.30, $40. 40; Weinland.
fOl. (RichcreekD. 40. 400: High Olympus,
1OI (Dugan), 500. Honolulu, Capt Hodge
and Ieinster also ran.
Seventh Race-woodthrush. 100 Pick-
ens), 40. 400, 2.3O: Kentucky Boy. 106
(Yeargens), 500 2.1O; Verify, 100 Thur
ber), $50. Ben Hampson and VIII Do
also run.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
KING EDWARD RESULTS

First Race-Chanleur, 115 tRyan), 9.10
$40, $50; All Amiss, 110 (Tenler), 40
800; Isabella II, 113 (Connorl, 400. Gal
lopin. Dick Rogers, Monogan and Mayantee
al lso ran.
Second Race : Banehita. 113 tGarher),
$40, 400, $50; Apfejack, 1l5 (AtkinsD
go. $50; Top Rung. ITO tTenler). SEQ
Lady Hester. Red Post, Necessity, Early
sight and Pleasure Bent also ran.
Third Race-Flying Frog, 102 (Gonnor)
10, 8. so, 2.9O; Oliver James, 105 tGilson)
$3.50, 2.60: Lady Harrigan, 95 (smith), $50,
He's az Bear. Waldo Jr. and Freeland also
ran.
Fourth Race My Oracle. 113 tHinpry)
100, 4.5O, $50; Bonstalle,, 1O5 Murray
L. 40, $50; Red Star, 116 tSmith), 1.20.
July Fly, Walter Mack and Diadi also ran,
. Fifth Race-Robert Owen, Ill tGargan),
9. 40, $40, 280; Miss Wright, 105 tMurray)
6.1O, $50; Happ Go Lucky. 126 (Hinphyl.
go. Montague, Hattie, Will Do, Brook
cress, Mike Dixon and Lady Ivan also ran.
Sixth Race - Lillian G.. 113 tFranklin),
1e. so, $40, $50; Glider. lis tGa-gan), 3.a0,
2.eo; Hosler, 100 (Garner), $50. Terrible
Miss, Sanle, Bliss, Dream, Gas Mask and
Enos also ran.
Seventh Race-Talker, 100 tTaylor), eco,
$50. 240; Cork. 10s Denler), $40. $50:
Dick winfrey. 113 (Hinph). 2.4o. Thrills and
Tugs also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
KING EDWARD ENTRIES

First Race-Four and q half furiopgs. CALI
thump, 1O2; Our Kate, 107: Vera Twyford
liz; yoormel. 126; Orchestra, 104; Cocka.
triee, liz; Bell SQUIRREL, lis.
Second Raee-Six furiongs. Pie, los:
Janice Logan, 3D., Ill; DR.. Hall. III: Old
ed. 110; Dewitt. ia; Colonel Murphy, 1ie
Third Race - Five and a half furiongs.
worth, 112; ollie Martin. li2; Dependence,
lo2: Alex Getz. liz; Sid Keener, 1f2; Ridge.
land, lis.
Fourth Raoe-Six furlongs. Hattie Nc.
Carthy. los; Pleasure Bent, 1Io; Lad Ivan
ll2;- Knight Of Pythias, ii0; Assumption
110; Pierret. 1l0.
Fifth Race - One mile and a sixteenth.
Iota. lo2; First Consul. 103; Miss Sweep
lo6; Red Star, 1l3: Accushla, io2; Neanah,
log: Diadi, III.
Sixth Receive furlongs. sMondaine
100; Dixie Flyer. 102; Hosler. 104: sMonta
que, lOI: Plainhea ther. 102: Doublet ID, l02;
Lieut.. Lester. 104; Little Pete, 112.
Seventh Race-six and a half furlonrs
ssweeplet, Los: Enos. ll2: Delaney. 1Is:
Peaceful Star. liz; sMarxaret C, los; Gal
away. 1l2; Ned Milcybright. III; Allan Cain
1l2. Also eligible-Thirteen, 1i5; b. A.
Jones, liz; Trentino. ll2. $50
Apprentice alloweDce claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
JAMAICA RESULTS

First Race-Rustier. 115 (Johnson). 4 to 1,
? to 1. even: Jim Daisy, 1l5 tAmbrosel
even, to 8; Marjorie II, lie (M. Bewan), i
to 2. wiilowbrook. Sir Mortemer Lady
Loyitt and Glody. also ran. =
Second Race - Paddy whack, 1I2 John
son). to .. to 2, I to o; Regresso, zoe
tColtilettD. g. to 1, 4 to 1; Cherubino, 10e
tRowan), 4 to !. Gold Crest BOY. Pibroch,
Huron I'd. Great Gull, Airman and Pierre-a.
Fcu also ran. ssr
Third Racs-war Marvel. 40 PAIRING.
toni. IL to I. to 1, 2 to L; ouietude, 97
tWeiner), to 1, 8 to 2; Different Eyes, le2
tPonce), to 1. Peter Piper, Jsdda, War
Mask, Leading Star, yalor Over There, Cam
oneur and Hasten On also ran.
Fourth Race-Man o. War, l35 q to 100,
out out: sYellow Hand. 103 tCalIahanD, out,
out. added starter.
Fifth Raos-Thistle Queen. OF (Coltiletti)
8 to ?, to ?, 1 to g.; King Agrippa, l0T 4
tEnsor), 8 to 2, 3 to g.; L'Enjoieur, .Iio
.lRice), even Double Eye, Riccochet, Glare
Booth, LArgetto, cache O.Gaunt and Einer
johnson also ran.
Sixth Haos-Knisht Of the Heat ther, Ii2
tEnsor). to 1, even, to 2; Orioie, ,l1a
tRowan), to 8, 1 to 8: Buffer, los (oJhn.
son). to 5. oud Flag. Santa Pania. Copper
Demon, Bally New, and Tamorisk Also ran. :
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
LATONIA RESULTS

First Race-Ace of Aces, es Cwilson)
% 90, 1880. $50; Louis A, 103 tHeinisch). /.
1910 $50: Flying welshman. los Ken
nedy), $40. Lake Dillon, Claude Brown.
Ruby, CiintonviIle and Fritz also ran.
Second Race--Gold Digger. 112 tBurke),
25.I0 11.40. 40; Sir Thomas Kean. liz
Mink. $40. $50; Greenland, liz usyke),
$40. Dan jackson. sporting Chance, Judge
Budrow. Court View, Col. Baker, Memphis,
Tony sutton, Petrarch and W. O. McClintoc
also ran.
Third Race--Alex. jr., o. tKing). $40
40, 3.69; Jack Reeves, 1o7 OHeiniseh), 40,
$40; Leo Ray. III tGarner). $40. Aztec,
Sweeper. r.. PIantarede and Little I'd also
ran.
Fourth Racs--Julian. 113 uunsford), 500,
$50. $50: Peppery Polly. 1i3 'Q-yke), $50.
4.63; Mary Gaffney. los tHeinischl 500
disturbance. Quick View. Horkyte. Nurse
Jane, GIendover, Doric. Lucy Kate and LAnds
End also ran.
Fifth 1aos-Fern Handley. loa lwidal.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
LPTON'S SHAMROCK ",
MAKES POOR SHOWING

New York. June 22.-Sir Thomas
Lipton's Shamrock w, latest chal-
lenger for the America Cup, made
but a poor showing in her second
trial of Sandy Hook today against
the 23-metre Shamrock over a lee
ward and windward course of a
trifle more than 10 miles to a leg
in a light to moderate breeze.
She won by s minutes and 10 sec
onds. but 1t was a hollow victory
and was due entirely to her wonder
ful ability in going to windward.
An arbitrary allowance of 10 min
utes over a thirty mile course has
been established by Mr.. Nicholson
for the challenger to give the trial
horse.
On that basis, over a 21-mile
course, she would have to allow six
minutes and % seconds, which
means she won by but one minute
and 16 seconds. or on actual starts
by only fl seconds.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
POTOMAC ANGLERS
TO MEET TONIGHT

The Potomac Anglers Association
will hold their meeting at the board
room Of the District Building, Penn
sylvania avenue and Fourteenth
street northwest. tonight at 8 p. m.
All members of the association will
please attend
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
JOHNSTON DEFEATED
IN BRITISH TOURNEY

London, June 22.-J. c. Park to-
day beat VIM. NJ. Johnston, San
Francisco, in the second round of
the British lawn tennis champion
ship at Wimbledon. The scores
were Is. 2-s. g., Sc. Park is
one Of the strongest players repre-
senting England in the tourna-
ment.
X. Norris Williams defeated G..
Bowstead, British player. CO, g.,
81
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
HAINES BEATS CARDS
IN PITCHING DUAL

Boston, Mass. June %. - The
Braves CAPTURED an interesting
pitching duel from the st. Louis
Cardinals here today in eleven in
nings by a 3-to-2 ccrnt. Haines,
for the Cards. pitched good ball
throughout. The score:
r. H. E.
ST. Louis 900 1O1 COO 90 /
Boston O61 600 col e1-S 10 l
Bat:eries-Haines End Clcmons;
Scott. Gowdy and O'Neill. Umpires
KLEIN and EElsley.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
NCIEERS AGAIN HANDED JOLT BY CRIFF AS PITCHER ZACHARY SHOWS FORM
Z OLLYERS CQrR1EN2
SPQRTIoeS., q : 6, KINGS &! a.
sewell coombs.

Sewell Coombs. ..
The stable connections sent a COB Of COM
missions. estimated at $4,000 this bird. have
that Pittsburg. Cincinnati and st. Louis loaded
to the gunales. Dodge which apparently has
aew of nfe. is the real contender. Yes, and
want tell you that II any mistakes the ward cin-
didate will cop all the kale. Ancon and Lady Fair
Play follow In the order named.
For the opening spasn am forced to give the
call Jack Karo jr That last effort repeated VIII
make him easy winner here. Green Grass. <he
bird on which Brannon got away with murder. IN
close up. while the rank in-and-outer Bon jour
and Queen Blonde close UP. The latter has .
chance to split the first two out.
Rapidan is well-placed In the second. and
BILE refdy take the rubber OF old kale sacks
as raced to his best private trials. Trooper Is the
The Washington herald., 1920-06-23
American Teams Sail.

New York. June 22.-Two more
American Olympic teams. the army
equestrian and rife teams, are on
the water today headed for Bel
gium. The teams sailed late yes
terday from HobokeR. The riding
team. which has been in training
at the army riding school at Fort
Riley, Ksns.. will go TO Coblenz for
final training, but the rife team
will remain in Antwerp.