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WITH THE PURPLE AND
WHIT ENTERTAINED WITH
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Continued from Page One)
II. Atwell, of Dallas, Texas Lodge No.
Il.
(d--Session.
$3.50 p. m.-Lodge adjourns.
400 p. m.--Base ball game. Chick
asha Elks VS.. Ardmore Elks.
200 p. m.-Stag luncheon at Elks
club rooms.
800 p. m-Big smoker at Conven-
tion Hall. Judge r. w. Champion Of
the Carter county district court will
be the speaker
ta--Band concert.
(b--Boxing contests.
l. Battle Royal
.. Contest.
8. Contest.
lc)-High class vaudeville.
Tuesday. May 24th
1000 a. m.-Opening Final session.
(a)-Music,
(b)-Address, Hon. j. b. Champion.
tc)-Session.
1900 noon-Lodge adjourns.
1900 p. m.-Parade.
200 p. m.-lnitiation of fifty can
didates Conducted by Tulsa team.
''Thanatopsis" by l.. II. Moses OF
Shawnee lodge.
Side degree work by Tulsa team.
400 p. m.-Base ball game
Ardmore Elks vs. Chickasha Elks.
700 p m.-Big barbecue Rod and
Gun Club.
$3.50 p m.-Dance. Convention Hall.
Goodbye and Good luck"
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BACCAI.AUREATE SERMON
ARDMORE HIGH SCHOOL
AT CONVENTION HALL

Continued from Page One)
Thursday night, annual musical pro-
gram. Convention Hall. s o'clock.
Friday night. commencement ad'
dress, delivered by DR.. w. w. Phelan,
Professor of Education. Oklahoma Uni
versity, Norman. at O'Clock.
The program for today at Conven.
ton Hall is as follows:
Doxology.
Invocation-Dr C. c. Weith.
Hymn. Holy, Holy, Holy"-Choir.
Scripture reading-Dr. c. S. Brooks.
Anthem, Lift Up Your Heads, Oh
We Gates"-Choir
Morning Prayer-Dr. Ashley Chap.
pell
Solo. "The Blind Ploughman" (Rob.
ert Coningsly Clarkp-Mrs. Robert Gar
denhire.
Announcements.
Sermon-Dr. j. C. Cranberry, South
western University, Georgetown, Texas.
Hymn.
Benediction.
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State Poultry Show Will Be Held in Aroe December 9th to l4
ORDINANCE NUMBER AL

An ordinance forbidding the leaving
of motor or other vehicles standing
upon certain streets in the city of Ard
and o'clock a. M, and providing for
the impounding of any such vehicle or
vehicles so found upon such streets at
such hours, and fixing the charges
therefor.
Be ii ordained by the Board Of Com
missioners Of the City of Ardmore:
Section 1. That from and after the
passage and approval hereof, no au-
tomobile, auto-bus. motor car, or motor
vehicle or any vehicle of any kind or
character whatever, shall be permit
ted or suffered to remain standing, be-
tween the hours of o'clock and 4
o'clock a. m, upon the following por'
tions of the following streets: Broad
way and Main streets from the santa
Fe railroad track west to Coopers
garage: all cross streets west OF said
Santa Fe railroad track, including II
street northwest, to Cooper's garage,
between. and including First avenue
south and Third avenue north. ANY
such vehicle or vehicles found upon
any of the above portions of said
streets between the hours mentioned
shall be impounded by the party in
charge of the street sweeper, and the
owner or party in charge of such Ve-
hicle, at the time Of such impounding'
may receive same back upon payment
of $500 impounding fee otherwise
same shall be advertised and sold as
by law, provided for the sale of am
mails impounded.
Passed and approved this the 20th
day of May, 1921.
w. c. DOAK.
Acting Mayor
Attest: L. NJ. Thurston, City Clerk.
(SEAL)
published in Daily Ardmoreite sun
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POLITICAL ACTIVITIES OF
THE NATION SUSPENDED:
HOMAGE TO DEAD JURIST


Continued From Page One,
full delegation in congress from the
jurist's native state, Louisiana. us
well as cabinet members.
Funeral arrangements provided for
n high requiem mass at St Matthews
church following ceremonies at the
family home and interment in Oak
Hill Cemetery. Georgetown.
Simultaneous with the hour Of the
funeral, President Harding, ordered
that the American flag. wherever
flown, throughout the United States. be
half-masted and that a funeral salute
Of II guns be fired at American mill
iary and naval stations throughout the
world.
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YOUNG LADY DIES OF IN
JURIES RECENTLY RECEIVED

Leila Mae Gober, aged 16, daughte:
of Mrs. Emma l.. Gober, 1880 North
Washington street, died at 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at Hardy santar-
ium, from gunshot wounds which are
said to have possibly been self-inflicted.
The young girl had been i'll for some
months and was suffering from de-
spondency on account of her continued
illness. Her mother. it is said, was ar
ranging TO send her to San Antonio
this summer to visit with friends
Funeral arrangements have not been
made,
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FUNERAL SERVICES
MRS. MCDOWELL THIS
AFTERNOON AT LONE
GROVE CEMETERY

Mrs. Helen Mcdowell, wife of H. p
Mcdowell died at 12 o'clock Saturday
noon at the family residence, 7OS A
street northeast.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Lone Grove
Services will be conducted by Reverend
Russell Of Lone Grove.
Mrs, Mcdowell was 20 years old Sh-
was clerk for the chief operator at the
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
and her companions are grief stricken
at her death. Her father, j. A. Carroll
resides at Glenn.
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ORDINANCE NUMBER 41O

An ordinance forbidding animals
from running at large within the city
limits of the city of Ardmore, Okla
homa. fixing fees to be charged by the
pound keeper for taking up any such
animals. and repeating Section TO-
Chapter 3, Laws City of Ardmore, Okla
homa.
Be il ordained by the Board OF Com
missioners of the City of Ardmore:
Section l. ANIMALS RUNNING AT
LARGE FORBIDDEN FEES TO BE
CHARGED BY POUND KEEPER. No
horse, mule, mare, colt, jack. jennett
swine. sheep, goat, COW, calf or cattle
of any kind or of any age whatever
shall be suffered or permitted TO run
at large within the corporate limits OF
the city of Ardmore. Any such animal
or animals so found running at large
within the limits of said city shall be
taken up and impounded by the city
pound keeper, who, in addition 10
charges for the care and keep OF such
animal or animals, shall be entitled
to charge the following fees for such
taking up. to-wit: For each horse
mule, mare, colt, jack or jennett the
sum of $500; for each COW. calf or
other animal not specially named the
sum of $500; for each head of swine
sheep or goat the sum Of sl.OO.
Section .. Section 16 Chapter Three.
Laws City Of Ardmore, Oklahoma,
hereby. is specifically repealed.
Passed and approved this the 2Oth
day Of May, 1921.
w. G.. DOAK,
(SEAL) Acting Mayor
Attest: l.. NJ. Thurston, City Clerk
published in Daily Ardmoreite Sun
day, May 22nd. 1921.
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CHURCHES ASKED TO
OBSERVE MEMORIAL. DAY

All the churches of the city have
been asked to have something i'm the
programs Sunday. May 20 along
the line of Americanism and patriot
ism on the day preceding National
Decoration Day. The WOman's
Auxiliary desires to have the ma
tiOnal cOlOrs fly from every church
in the city on that day.
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(SEAI)

(SEAI) Acting Mayor.
Attest: l.. NJ Thurston, City Clerk
published in Daily Ardmoreite Sun
day, May 22nd. 1921.
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Washington, May 9l.--The grain
Standardization laboratory Of the de.
partmcnt OF agriculture was practi-
cally ruined Friday by two explosions
OF chemicals which were OF such force
as 10 shake the east wing in which the
laboratory is located. No one was in
Jured.
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TIRED OF LIFE CRIPPLE
WHEELS HIMSELF INTO LAKE
MICHIGAN AND SUICIDES

Chicago. May 21.-Wheeling HIM
self eight blocks in his wheel chair
to the shore of Lake Michigan,
Harry A. Swart, for nine years
patient ut the Chicago home for
incurables. today committed suicide
by drowning.
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Topeka, Kansas, May 2l.-No trouo
le in financing this years wheat har
vest is anticipated by Kansas bank
ers. according to the statements o|
leading Kansas bankers from all parts
of the state, who are attending the an
nual convention OF the Kansas Bank
ers' association here.
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MEN!

When the Chimes ring Sunday Morning
Come TO Bible Glass
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10 A. NJ. Sharp 20-2
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REFRIGERATORS, LAWN AND
PORCH GOODS: GRASS. REED AND
OAK. A. Is. RAWLINS CO.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Joe jackson and Two
Gamblers New Ones Hit
Disappearance of Immunity Waivers Signed
By jackson, Cicotte and Williams May
Invalidate Confessions

when he told one of the attorneys
that he lied and offered to meet
him later outside. his most impor-
tant contributions were the clear
ing up of the ST. Louis angle Of
the conspiracy by his revelations
concerning Fork.
He also delved into the clean
up" made by Attel during the Sc
ries when he mentioned having
seen the New York gambler walk
ing through Chicago's streets with
a two bushel box filed with green
backs. This couples UP with the
statement made by John o. Seys.
secretary of the Cubs. earlier in the
day that he had acted as stake
holder on several bets made BY
Attel in Cincinnati. Seys also told
of other gambling on the games
and mentioned Louis Levi. one of
the Des Moines. defendants. as a
big better.
Redmon detailed the attempts of
the st. Louis gamblers to fix the
fourth and fifth games of the world
series. His most colorful statement
came when he introduced Fork as
The little red-headed fellow from
St Louis who had started the whole
world series scandal"
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
.NeW Rates S for
Potomac Course
Tickets for Ten Games
To Be Placed on
Sale.

Col. c. o. Sheriff. yesterday an
nounced a new schedule of rates for
the East Potomac Golf Course to 60
into effect on August 1.
Under the new regulations tick
cts will be on sale at the field house
good for ten games OF golf by the
purchaser within one month from
the date Of sale. Each game OF
golf will consist of is holes, ex-
cept on Saturday afternoons, Sum
days and holidays, when only nine
holes will be allowed The holder
of the ticket will be entitled to
locker and checking privileges. The
price of a ticket will be S2.25.
The charge for single tickets,
good for one game of eighteen holes
of golf, will remain IS cents, as at
present. This charge includes the
locker fee. The schedule of other
rates is as follows:
Cleaning a set of clubs, regard
less of condition or number of clubs,
% cents: repairs to golf clubs in
accordance with actual time re-
Quired for the job; golf lessons for
individual instruction per one hours
lesson, 81; for combined instruction
of two or more persons for one
hours lesson, 81.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Hy ED. CURLEY.

NEW YORK, July 22. - Penrose
won the Pocahontas Handicap this
afternoon at Empire City course. To
hear the shouting and yelling for JOY
after the finish. one would nave
thought Penrose had won a DIG
classic. tu Ns
Tho applause was actually for
Sande. for this king of riders lifted
Penrose over the line an inch OF
Two ahead of Elected I'd. Any other
rider than Sande,, and Penrose wouio
have been second.
1t was a finish that set the vet
Grams holiering like casuals. Fifty
feet from the wire Elected I'd kept
cutting down the lead OF the tired
pacemaker. The hackers OF PEN
rose were wondering whether the
marc would last.
Ten feet from the finish Eiecteo
I'd looked the winner. sande maze
his last desperate effort. Down
from the stand came flock OF straw
uds and a mighty shout. 1t was a
tribute to the game mare ana 'ne
riding champion.
Penrose carried 12o pounds ano
gave way plenty of weight. Despite
this big handicap the talent SEM
Penrose to the post an even money
favorite.
Genie w managed to get show
money. Penrose ran the short SIX
furlongs in 1908, which was gooo
under the existing conditions.
Duel Between Jockeys.
What made the sight more than
Interesting was the battle between
Sande and Fator. The two Kan
cocas stable riders are hghtns
hard for Jockey honors. Both ars
riding in superb form, and a siigh'
feeling of jealousy exists between
them. Fator would have given any.
thing to beat Sande. and MS rae
was as good as the victors per
formance.
Such a "seeckness" hung over tne
course after the fifth race. Ina
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Beats Elected II by Inches;
Sande Cheered for Neat Ride
Modo Heavily Played in Fifth Race, But
Finishes Third Herd Girl Takes
Getty Square Purse.

colt Modo came out once mora IN
race, and when II was alI-oyer he
was third. Not by accident. but he
cause he couldn't step along with
the others. Now, the sad part of
the whole affair is that all the fish
stood by Modo once again and
played him down from to 5 to 4 10
3. Hes just kiyi that's going to
Keep yor betting on him, but he's
never going to get anything. Side
real was the one to get the money
by leading all the way. Yankee
Maid was second. and yes, that hoss
was third.
Big Odds On Herd Girl.
The Getty Square Purse went to
Herd Girl, which was at the luscious
odds of 10 to ]. Dark Hill was the
sizzling tip, but was ridden, by
Babin. He made the terrible error
Of chasing Rankin for seven fur
longs, and had nothing else. The
kid drove Dark Hill along as IL IT
were 4 quarter-miie dash instead of
threw In the sponge at the tuun.
When Thimble cane along she led
until Herd Girl nailed her and went
On to victory.
Edgar Allan Poe, the 1-to-3
favorite in the Chevalter Parse,
skidded around the course with
great aplomb. Behind Edgar there
sprawled a number of mediocre
equines. Edgar showed them the
way from start to finish. Curfew
finished behind Edgar and Leclsir
was third. Wrecker. with Peters up,
showed a good turn OF speed. As
Peters Is no Sande. 1t just means
wrecker is ready and fit.
Old Boy Pickwick at last won a
race, with Sande on his back. He
stood the first race field on their
heads. and got home by many
lengths. Pickwick was 1 to 2. but
won like a 1-to-50 shot. Pibroch
finished second and Miss Rankin
got third money.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
THREE MORE HIT IN SCANDAI-N Y FEATURE TO PENROSEl
Herman Back
With Tea Habit
Ex-C Chan1p Ready for Re
Turn Go lDtth Joe
Lynch.

NEW YORK. July 22.-By the
limpid soprano trilI. as OF someone
quaffing tea. now fioafing through
the racket of Broadway's traffic.
New York knows that signor Pietro
Herman. auondam shine-'em-up Of
New Orleans and erstwhile bantam
weight Of the world, is back from
London at last to take up his dis
pute with Joe Lynch, incumbent
champion. in their hereunder to a
decision at the brooklyn ball park
monday night.
Indulging the tea complaint. ac-
quired In the shadow of old West
minister's stately spires, Signor Pete
has learned to gurgie as naughty a
roundelay on a deep draught sau-
Ger of Orange Pekoe as one to the
Oolong born. So he dropped into
the Cafe Come-and -0et-It Friday
afternoon to tune up on a fresher
of Albion's breakfast brew and tell
the lads how he knocked of a pair
of English champions when he
wasn't tagging clackers for the
track with his jolly old grace. the
Duke of Suffers -Ofleigh, over
there. A good platter of Ceylon
gunpowder. properly steeped bucks
one up no end. these tepid after
moons. 'Strewth II does.
Pete has just Saturday and Sun
day to shave the seaweed off hts
footwork and get rid of whatever
weight he may be carrying on his
customarily plethoric mid-section.
And these conditions. don't favor
him at all. 1t may means hours in
the rendering room OF a Turkish
bath to get him down TO the lis
pound figure required at ? o'clock
Monday afternoon. which doesn't
usually stiffen a lad for a 15-round
fight.
over the teacups on Jazz Alley
one hears a distracting dissonance
OF opinion about this important
matter, some guys claiming you
could lock them both up in glad
stone bag and Hermann couldn't
hit Lynch with a bundle of buggy
whips. Lynch has become very
rapid young Celt on his feet since
he won the title and he also shoots
a very hard and scrid right hand
for one so tall and light Hermann
however. has been specializing on
hard fights since losing the title
the fact he knocked out three or
four of the toughest little fellows
in the world since then certainly
attests to the heft of his blows.
Lynch has never been noted as a
capable receiver.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Kenilworth Park Entries.
FIRST Raee-For e-year--oids;

First Rnce-For 2-year--oids'
maiden finies; furlongs: keiiys
Queen, Jacquerie. Fox Glove ioS;
Fedora. The Manageress. Ambush
Miss Emma G., Plaudelia, llo; Dark
Ages, Dorothy. Buckner. LililSh
Mae B., Bumpety Bumps. rotes'ah'
IFS; Chloris,, 100
second Race-3-year-olds ana up,
foaled in Canada: allowances:
furlongs: Lady Catherine. lol' ne
connaissance, Ganipot, lo5; Bengore'
Kama, Chief Sponsor, l1s; Cay Lie,
Dorothy Carlin. III; Broadview' sir
william, 1903; Asrael. lis; Salimoore'
lle.
Third Raee-c-year-oIds; allow
ances; 5h furlongs: Mabel GURUS
C,Iansman, los; Evelyn White. Fan
ME Bean, Toney Sue. liz; Devonite'
Tulane. Ii3; James d. Brown SAD
die and Boots. lis.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-olds;
$4,000 added, l mile and a sixteenth:
Petrarch, 80; Alvin T. Hert. s5; Pim-
lico, 10. Auntie May. 1o2: By Gone
DAYS, l03; Jean Corey. 105; kentish
Boy, lO3; Golden Sphere, lis; Black
Servant, 100.
Fifth Race-For 4-year-olds anc
up; claiming: l mile and a six
teenth: Belario. King John, Louis
I02; Tippo Sahib. 1o6: Pastoral
Swain, lo7: War Zone. The Archer
Kinburn, 40.
sixth Race-For 4-year-olds anC
up; claiming; l mile and an eighth
They Shall Not Pass. Neenah. Miss
tress Polly, 1903: Madrono. Richard
V, Piedra, Refugee, Cantilever. In
discreet, los: She Devil. Water VIII
low, lo7; Gourmond, Rhymer, le'
Bond, Darnley, 112.
seventh Race-For 4-year-old'
and up; claiming; ! mile and ar
eighth: Kallipolis. 1903; blackboard
Little Ed, Flame. DR.. Shafer. Os
good, 1o5: La Foudre. Yorkist, An
toinette, 107; The Belgian I'd. Wal
Winner. Col. Matt. 1oe; st. Ger
main, 1oS: Court Fool, 11o; Sans
Peur II, 112.
Weather clear: track fast.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23

CHICAGO, July 22.-New evidence
introduced today shortly before the
close Of the FIRST weeks sessions Of
the Black Sox trial before Judge
Hugo Friend entangled two more
gambler defendants and one player
in the conspiracy to throw the 1919
world series for 100000.
The new ones hit are Joe Jack
son. former White Sox outfielder;
Louis Levi. alleged Des Moines
gambler, and Carl Zork, alleged
gambler of ST. Louis Buck
Weaver, former Sox shortstop. is
the only one of the eight players
not singed by the fire of the
States attorneys attack. This
brings the total against whom dam
aging evidence has been presented
up to nine.
One of the startling Developments
of the day was the announcement
by Assistant States Attorney
George E. German that the immu-
nifty waivers, signed by Eddie
Cicotte. Joe Jackson and Claude
Williams before they testified be-
fore the grand jury and made their
confessions. had disappeared. The
waivers are held important to the
prosecution as they show that the
defendants were not promised any
rewards for the confessions.
What has become of the waivers?
Attorney German was asked.
ASK Arnold Rothstein, perhaps
he can tell you" German answered.
Mr.. German also said that not only
were the waivers gone but that the
original copies OF the statements
made before the grand jury hac
disappeared.
These admissions came out when
the preliminary hearing to decide
whether the three confessions
should be entered into the evidence
were begun just before adjourn
ment. Judge Friend ruled that the
confessions should apply only
against the persons confessing IL
they are entered into the record.
| The question at issue now before
the court Is as to wether the
statements attributed TO he play
ers were made Voluntarily. Unless
the state can prove that they were,
the confessions cannot be entered.
Harry c. Redmon, a motion pic
| Iture operator from St. Louis. fur
nished the snappiest testimony of
| the days proceedings Aside from
a near fight which he precipitated
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Empire City Entries.

First Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; the s. Rice purse: about fur
longs: Billy Mclaughlin. 10; Sun
Flash I'd. The Boy. Ace Of Aces. 114;
Glare Frances. Staunch. 100: Well
fnder, lis: Scottish Chief. 105.
second Race-For 3-year-olds and
MP; the Cosmopolitan Handicap;
mile and 20 yards: Mad Halter. 133;
Purchase. 1876: yellow Hand. 12S;
Royce Roofs, 107; Dimmesdale, Re
count. 100: Snap Dragon I'd, sS; DR.
Joe. 80.
Third Raee-For 2-year-olds; the
Eastview Stakes of $4,000; about
furlongs: Mustard Seed, Runstar
Rib Grass, 11s; Kai-Sang, 11s; June
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Kenilworth Park Results

First Raee-chloris. log (Rool).
$500. I4.6o. 600; Humorists, los
CShilling). $50. $50; Lady Heart.
1os ParringtonO. 600 Time.
l:ol is. Gazints. Cheechako. Play
wright, Fanatic also ran.
second Race-Photoplay. los
Cwilson), 7.so. 4.45, 3.7O; Lottie Lor-
raine, ITO CSaladinD. $50, S.s5; VIM.
Oldt, l0S (PooD, 500. Time, l:07 as.
War Relief. Hysterfa. Alverida, Ash
land. Star Time, Orma Dale, Tout
de Suite, Joe Campbell also ran
Third Race-Sergeant York, lis
CAllen), 17.45, 1855, COS; Doyle, liz
(PooDD, 1875, 7.6o; Surmount. lis
(williamsO. $50. Time, l:l4 LIS.
Furse. Josie German, Plato, Chinoo-
league. Old Chap, DR.. Stevenson,
Dan Jackson also ran.
Fourth Race-Smart Guy, 11C
CMyers), 27.25. $50. 40; lima Frank
1I0 Uyke), $50. 2.6S; Ultra Gold,
liz (Morris), $40. Time. 1:lS. Some
Baby. Hidden Jewel, Occasion, Cot
ton Blossom. Alvin T. Hert, orien-
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23

Grass, Yankee Star. 11o: Little
Chief, 1872: Peitent, 107.
Fourth Raee-For 3-year-olds;
the Knickerbocker Handicap: $1,000
added: mile and a sixteenth: Grey
Lag. 1856: Knobbie. 1876: Dry Moon,
112: Copper Demon, l1o; Careful,
los.
Fifth Rae-For 3-year-olds and
up; claiming. the Genesee: mile and
20 yards: Episode. Johnny o'Con-
nell. Hard Guess. 80: Scotch Verdict,
Pirate McGee, Lottery, BEnjoleur.
Phalaris. Nose. Frederick the Great.
107: Knight of the Heather. LOG:
Gem, 81; Sunrose, l02; Salute, Turn
about, 104. a.
sixth Raee-Two-year old maid
ems: the Larkspur purse: 5A fur
longs: Gondolier. Wild Deuce. Rep
aration. Rummel, Fred kinney.
Twenty-seventh Division. Sedge,
The Almoner. ClouEh Jordan, Knot
Gras, Shaffer. Yankee Star, Mira
Gle Man. June Grass. 114: Maryland
Belle, Ill: Beverly Belle, Ill: Fred
Kinney. 114.
Weather clear, track fast.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Johnson Reaches N. Y.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Jaunty and
debonaire as ever, despite his en-
forced foreign residence for years
and his more recent years term in
Federal prison. Jack Johnson. for
mer heavyweight champion of the
squared circle. arrived in New York
today. As he stepped from the
Twentieth Century Limited. he was
greeted by a crowd of 1000 curious
persons. There was little enthusiasm.