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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
BUSINESS HOUSES
WILL CLOSE PART
Of MEMORIAL DAY

Committees were busy "Wednesday oil.
tanning consent of business houses to
close during Memorial Day exercises
Monday. Practically all the barber shops
md cafes have signed up.
The barber shops. according To agree.
mcnt. will h. closed from To ~. The
restaurants viii be closed from sac
to ii:3o.
The barber shops that have signed
are:
Labor Temple. by J. W. Cummings:
City Barber shop. by Ross Richardson;
Sanitary Barber shop. by II. &. Gcrtx;
Amarillo Barber shop. By n. A. Palmer,
Amarillo Hotel Barber shop, by I. n.
Allari: The Imperial shop. by II. II.
Nation: The Elks Barber shop. by q. II.
Walden: The Leader shop. by Charles
Allen: The olympic shop. by d. J. Lev.
sritt: The Service shop. by T. u. Cook:
Reeves Barber shop. by A. J. Reeves;
Mathews Barber shop. BY H. Mathews:
Red Cross shop. McGinnis and Foster:
Dcandi Barber shop. by Bert Senior:
Denth's Barber College.
The Liberty Cafe. by Engman broth.
ers; Jcff's Cafe. by 7, =. Davis; Crystal
Cafe. by James Christakin; Guy Cafe.
IN George papps: Joe Cupcl. James
Cafe. by Geo. James; Darnclfs sfc. by
n. =. Avcnt; X. e. Waffle House. by
Hart Arne,,: Mcintosh Cafe. 10 Bob
Monarch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

cndon; ]. A. pncssly and wife, Mem
phis: q. 4. Richcson. ~ paso; Il. h.
Rruner. Hereford: Mrs. w. ~ Holcsof'
lie. Belle Buckle. Tenn; ]. y. kuykon.
dali. Stamford; A. W. Sinsley and wife,
pampa: Capt. and Mrs. a. W. Fiuttcr,
Camp Pike. Ark; I. y. Mccmy, ~.
Worth: W. q. johnson, Canadian; v,
Willis. Canadian; n. ID. Davis. ~. Paul;
n. a. Frazer. New GLASGOW, Canada;
4. ". Mas. Duncan; &. J. Tuohy. Okla
hmna city: e. l.. Sirmans. III Paso;
q. n. Dunn. Moheetie; ! l.. Dunn, Mo
bcctic: W. \. McCrackcn, Waco; /,
Stcfflns. Dallas: Roy iNnum, lndianola;
+. W. Miller. Anilcrs; Homer Lusk.
Indianola: A. W. Hcnschcl. Friona; X.
n. Kinslcy. Friona; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
I.indcr. DarrowEctt; W. 4. Peugh. Hlg'
gins: Mrs. r.. A. Wright and Ruth, shat
tuck: W. n. byron. Fort Worth; j. ].
Russell and wife, rampa, &. {. Deem
and Wife. Tulia: l.. l.. Yodcr, Pampa,
II. v Rcaxnor. oklahoma city ]. q.
Fisher. Wellington; Jas. q. Mahan, Wei
Hngton; W. =. sinclair. Wellington; w.
r. bradbury and party. Clchurnc; y. u.
/ i.okcy. Lubbock; 4. l.. Boylcs, Pan
handle: :. \. Thomas. Austin; II. II.
Knight. Dallas; c. A. Studa and wife.
Canadian; y. l., Collins, Claiming; II.
r. Evans. Canadian l.. \. McAdams
and wife. Canadian; A. :. Haynie and
wife. Canadian; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
Couiton. Tulia; :. NJ. Braswcll and fam
/ ily. Clarendon; l.. :. Hobbs Pcrryton'
T.. n. Sahos,on. rorry,on; A. q. Es'
phic. Wellington; J. u. Key. Booker
/ NJ. ~. Woodruff. Dallas: V. w. Stewart
I pcrryton; T. T, Harrison and wife
Memphis; Mrs. J. u. Figh. Memphis
Ruth Arnold. Memphis; J. NJ. Andrew,
and wife. rampa; c. n, Rucklcr, Pam
IA: Z. 4. Jarrett. Dallas; J. p. Thomas
Dallas. ]. 4. Collier, Croshyton: w. c,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
IN THE HOTELS
AMARILLO HOTEL.

Henrietta H. Hobb. Grccnville; Mrs.
\ Gregory. Memphis; W. kestrum and
wife, Memphis: ChaS. N. nugbcc, Clar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
GREAT STORAGE PLANT
OPENED FOR BUSINESS
ON SANTA FEES TRACK

The Armstrong Transfer a Storage
Company has formerly opened Us great
>eo,eoe warehouse heated n, nos. iei
and los Picrcc street on the new san.
IN Re tracks
This structure. crctvd especially for
the business for which Il IN To h. us,,i.
is u fireproOf materials and Is saN
fse feet. two stories abovc finished
basement. This immense space II de.
Voted To- storage and facilitates the
business ot forwarding In which the
company has hscn cnsagcd Tor YEARS,
The establishment IL bonded under
the laws ~ Texas and negotiable ~.
c,pits are issued. I, Is equipped with
three and half ton elevator and other.
wise entirely modern in its appoint
ments.
Owner and Operated by ". W. Eli.
sou. this business has its inception ap.
proSimatcly fourtccn wars ago In
very small way. since that II has stead
~ grown to its present every expcnd
Ing proportions. The present owner has
lccn connected with the conccTn for
tne lsast nine wars
Prominent among ,hc heading patrons
q, the company. thosc WHOSE gcosls are
received direct from the factories In
large quantities. o. h. broken into
smaller numbers and weights IT, be- ship
l.sd To- the trade ARE;
The Oliver Chilled riow company.
: I. Case rlow company; Texas Moline
Piow ccm,any: GOODYEAR Tire and Rub
her company: Tn-Statc Meteor company;
Postum Cercai company; Areuckle
Brothers company. Beaver Boari com.
pany and ]. a. Ford company.
Aside from these thcrc are numhc,
OF thr miner .sa,rns al handling their
business throush the oNocllcnt new
building and directly In and oa, IN the
r~cently established Santa Fc tracks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

Cmwfo. Il aud wife, Tulia; !. W. Brum.
ley lIodlcy; W, u, Melee. Duncan; J..
y. Hall aud wife, Shamrock. NJ Erwin
TcXllnc; W. -, Miller san Jose. ~.
NJ; u. NJ. Thompson, rlainvicw; Travis
l.gscy. Roswell. NJ. n. puggcns Chick.
ashi; Mr. and Mrs +, G, lindrlcks, John
u. BIRD aud wife. Rails; r. r. Francis.
Denver; II. T.. Gilliland. 81. Louis: ".
y. Callahan, Dallas. l.. C. Walker and
wife, Strat,ord Mrs W. II, Latham.
balhnrt; Irene Latham. Dalhart: John.
nic Trooper nalhnrl, Bcrnicc KRAFT.
balhart; =. II. Thorn Jr. Chicago. Il. A..
knopp. Los Angeles; A. l.. McMurtry
and wife. Tnlla: William Ash. Hereford,
Elmer Stcrns aud wife, Matndor: y. NJ
Ewing and wife, Ma,ador. 4 u, Echols.
Matndor; y G, llnurland ana wife. Mat.
ador; T.. ". Gillcnawtc> and wife. Mem,
phis' u. \. Moor, and wife. Memphis;
j. L. Titus, Dallas. Tmut whitlocf.
Clarendon; J. n, Collard and wife.
Spcarmnn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
TOT RIsT Inn

II. =. ripl,in. Mntnlor: n. nrrtram:
u '. Bryant and wife. Canadian: u. W.
Thompson and family Chlldrcss. \. -
Nooion ana wife. Canadian; pigmnn
ana wife, Dalhart, A. ]. Smaller. Cana.
aian' y. u. Stuart, Dalhnrt; Mrs. Dave
Grundy. Memphis; G. \. Studcr and
wife. Canadian, g. l.. Thomas. pampa:
W. II. Stone, canyon; Y. u. Nmck
Dallas; H. W. Mormon and wife. \. q.
Radigan. Chicago; &, a. Scott. r. T..
sullivan, Denver; Clarissn Harold.
pittsburgh, I1.; Florence Nolin. Kansas
City Me Olga Emmett. Kansas city.
Mo; EValinc liolgate. Kansas city. Mo;
Celeste Uchhart. Kansas City. Mo.:
Gertrude Graviit, kansas city. Mo-:
Ath,l Iindortl, Kansas city. Mo: Elsie
Clauson. Kansas civ. Mo. MAY Rrcs.
Kansas civ. Mo, q. l.. Matthews. Kan.
sis city, Mo-; :. \. i.ungmuorc. IIig.
gins. q, T.. Perrin; NJ. ". Cnffcc aud
wife. wheeler; A. u. Putnam. Kan.
was CITY; H. II Harvester and wife.
Wheeler; y. \. Shackclton and party.
rampa; u, \, Wonson. Tcxdnc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
SHRINE BAND HAS PROUD
RECORD OF BEING ONE OF few
WITH ALL MOBILES As MEMBERS

u. 4. ~. &. pipe hand. Dundee. Scot
land. has become a member ~ khiva
shrine and joined the hand as bag
pipe soluls,.
khiya has one q the few all.Shrinc
bands NJ North America. Noble y. X.
Humphrey II hand leader. He formerly
was with India Temple band ~ Okla.
homa city. Complete personnel Of
hand follows;
T.. Il. Humphrey. leader; Henry Hall.
manager; omer Micklc, drum major;
J. T.. McClintock. Amarillo: Leon Lcin.
hard. Amarillo: 4. Il Humphrey. Anna.
rlllo; Henry Hall Amarillo: r. NJ.
Paris. Amarillo: Albert White. Anna.
rillo. W. &. kurtk. Amarillo; W. j.,
Nlinger. phinvicw; u. n. culton. Tulia:
Dcl.ea Wears. Pampa; sam Braswcll
Clarendon; y. e, Wilson. Lubbock: Lee
Newman. Miami; Dr a. n. iatson.
Amarillo: W l.. Hamilton. Dalhart.
Art Schlufman. Dalhart: y. 4. Young.
Lubbock. \. NJ. Rankin. Lubbock. O.
u. Weathcrbcc. Lubbock: G. W. Me.
t'arland. kross: William Buck Dalhart:
Icsse \. Rogers. Amarillo: Charles hug.
ice. Clarendon; Frcd Hart, Amarillo
u l.. johns. Amarillo; Erwin Mays,
rulia; e. &. Dean. Tulia: Clifton oliver.
Amarillo. =. willard Smith. Amarillo;
Roger &, Martini. Amarillo: Howard L.
nowen. Amarillo; Philip yongc. ANA.
lilo; NJ. u, sampson. Amarillo; r. =
Lyons, Dalhar,; George McCarty. sla'
TIM; l.. u. Parker. Slaton; 4. y. Schlof.
msn. nalhart; L. NJ cwbb Plainvicw;
Ross kclChncr. Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

Out 81 town members ~ khlva shrine
band and chantcrs IL present are aa
follows: ID. ". Cultun. Mays Erwin
and c. {. Dean, Tuln, ID. Lea Wears
and Rev. Paul !. Mcrrcll pampn; sara
Braswell II Clarendon. :. &. Wilson.
4. e. Young and 4. NJ. Rankin. i.ub.
book: Lee Newman, Miami; W. L.
Hamilton. Art schofman. Geo. e. Web.
ster. Dalhart; c. W. Mcfarland. Krcss:
Chas. II. Bugbce. Clarendon: o. ID.
Wcathersbee. Rotan: W. e. league.
Canadian; Coke Oliver. slaton.
Manager Henry Hall II khiva hand
and chanters has successfully organ.
ised group Of artists 81 fifty musicians
he has planned To stage concerts by
the organization In all the large towns
OF the Panhandle during the summer
and fall. These concerts win be made
up u male chorus. male quartet. violin
solo, cornet solo. Scotch Highland
dances quartet, male and female, In
native costume. classic dances by
Madame Corinc. classic dances by M.
tie Miss pittman and classic and pop
ular numbers by khiva's crack hand q.
fifty musicians. many IL whom have at.
tained prominence as soloists.
immediately following q rehearsal Of
the performers rcccntly. a banquet was
spread In the Troy Laundry by the
proprietor. James y. Vernon. which was
highly enjoyed by all. Mr., Vernon re-.
marked during the evening that there
was nothing too good for such a re.
markablc musical organization.
Noble Norman y. Raleigh. late ~ the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
LABOR ORGANIZATION
STANDS BACK Of THE
AMERICAN LEGION

Recognizing she declaration 10 prin.
giplcs st forth 10y the American lie.
g.vu In the matter ~ observance Il
Memorial Day, thc same American prin.
inlcs fur whi'h the American Fedora.
iion Il Labor stands. as well as all
al Americans. union labor men and
women ~ Amarillo ac hcstirring
themselves help make Mnday's IA.
ado the hi;v,st ever nut n in the city.
The committees appointed 10 cooper.
'te with the Legion In making the pa
AIDE a success consists of J. W. Cum
nings. J. n Rlasg and l.. \. Tutor. In
Ne call Ia labor people L. turn out the
7ummit,cc says;
We thu committee appointed Ia act
hchalf ~ the Amarillo Central Labor
sgdy all matters pertaining to Mem
val naV. hcphy request that an labor
'rganiyationS prepare t. d. their duty
- Tar as possible toward making this
iay one that viii hong hc remembered
a an who have been lcfi to pay a tri'
nute to the loved ONES gone into the
frva, beyond.
ANNNNhANNHA ANANN AAAA~" Wv NNNt''
friends and brothers gave their lives
4 a struggle that We might live In
leacc and prosperity. then why not
how t. this husy wurld that We appre.
tate that tact ca IN Memorial Day
urn gu, IN hodv To- take part In the
aTadc and also any other part NJ the
AVS program ~ far ~ possible.
The American Legion has extended
IA invitation ~ all labor organizations
help and take par; In the demon
uatiOn. and organiKcd labor has ne
banded In way that viii bring us he
ere the people again In n clean cut
ray. and show tha, 81 long as the stars
md stripes continue IT, symholixe the
&c, that theS. United States are CON-
osei IL free born people tina, the
Nmcrican worker viii never shirk his
M,y. whether II be On the hattie field
In the min and factory.
This l. your country. my country
md our country" We will g,t Gu, 81
:. what w .ut into u, and no more.
The dc,laIaiion ol principles a. set
,lth ~ thu American Legion arc In
sensc exactly the Samc ~ iho~c her
Nod u the worh hy tia, grcst orsa'
,isa,iun. rhc Amcrtcan f's'cratioh ~
.ahor. We haVc hrwhers VII" sase
heir lives IN thu swat Eura~an ~ar,
md DEMONSTRATED ~ thc whvl. wotld
hsl union meu ~ AWrt,,a. did net
saut to ~ ,al1s,l bu, lHs1cad bad "
b. swat stFagsk that humanity mlsh'
= rsNel
vl.rt ~ organisations ~ AuaFiln
sla hand. With the Amertan lsssNn
e NsmVal NV aui o. al tha, W
an ~ wake u = swat sartvss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

rytun: j. u. Clnloy. louyton, j. T.
Wheeler and wife. Memphis q, H.
Whaloy. Estclllnc; Cleo, Dmkle. ia.
'umcari; G, l.. barrett, rctyton. &; u.
lrnFgs, Dilhurt ", II, Bailey Quanlh.
capt and Mrs Ellis Rates, san An
tonic. y. n. Arnold and family, Mem
phis. T. u, Cox, ~ Louis, !, u. us
card. Enid. okla. NJ. T.. Mccormick.
plcmons. ~ F Tally, Miuml !. y. Tal'
~, Miami; ". II. Crnip, Miami Roy
Core, rcmons; II. T., Minus, palhurL
J. a. Perry. nalhnrt; W l.. Peoples,
nnlharl. \, II. Guthrie, ToNhnc; -. NJ.
Martin, TcNlino, u. :. llcScr and wife,
palhari L., \. Wcincr, knnsns CITY,
a. a. Neville aud wife, Clarendon. !. -,
Millc. oklahoma CITY. T.. q. Hale. Chr'
undon' Hen A. Wootcn, Shnmrock. Mrs.
l.. NJ Morgan, shamrock; !. e. Snucr'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
HUNG JURY N
''''' ''' BRMiDF0RD CASE

u y, hadford lackc,l one ~ gc,t.ns
u saspensl~i sen,encc In district cour,
"Wednesday, Eleven u thu lurss IN hts
cas-, ac~sshns 10 rcloft s's-i t,f sns
lsndSd ssa,ence. hut tn twelfth ~, ne,
h<lN,c sslvast,n, vn,i,hc,l a. tn lrnsti,
VI thr s0ss~aslssl sca,ens and gvwpin
ias tlFm ,hc iogN Mas sasn's~-,d With
eas waehlNg esVvsmsNt at,,F l'c,ns ia,
vsey nisht
hsaafssd y the Svang Wan NhN Viii
I. a tssd N~'k ~, lsasas Vag and
wess sptsvhsesla n Msttsasl'srs, NJ
nsaalsd h,d bNca asasN,ed q ~
sAagsS " ANYWAY Nsle t,N fsg YAH
= she's, ,b.s etsa b. Vsk ,bs taJ w.
pAaa sallN a. ,he gag ,esN aR1 Nsss''
~ saasxasia Np,vesv,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
Important Changes in Schedule


en ap,lh, l1m 81 suatN. Na, tl shaw, lpw th wN
mR hi lHhtVaI finl' s tAaNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
Eik HOTEL.

v. X. Miller Dunan; Tex Rlckcr
Miles city, Mont. Fred Hard. wicbl
m, Kan \. !. Ncwhcrry. llan..s, Cleo
I,;is. iinnny' y "a maxwell. Wichita
Falls 4. !. Snow. 81. Louis; Hugls r.
lyons. Dallas. y. a. simpson. Cisrcn.
dcn; J. NJ HAYS and wife. Dallas; u. N.
Mcclure, Dallas. Mrs. 4. l.. Creighton.
Enrino. y. NJ; y. W. Clayton. Tex.
homa; NJ. ~, freaks. Erick; A. n.
Echols, Ma,ador, G. n. Lance. rcrryion:
l.. l.. Lance. rcrryton: a. c. Witt. Fer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

mllch shamrock; Lillian May. Albuqucr.
que. Walter Jones, Miami; X. White.
Miamii y. r short Dcs Moines. Ia: u
-. Is No. Font Worth, W, A. Ncwbcrry,
ruln, TaH Crows0n, Miami, i. II. Me.
cnlthy, Decatur, Ice Montague and
unrty. Flnyiadei q, l.. ilergcnthal. san
Antonio, l.. - slocum. Gravity. La:
o. q. Van Ilusklrk. rcrryton; q. ~
Bounard pampn \. X Boonard. Pam
pn' j. o. Briggs, Swcctwator; Pad
Faulkner rampa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

san Marine. the worlds smallcs; re.
public. has the - 'ond lonEcs, national
anthem In the world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

Incubaturs now used In China are the
same In principle as those employed
in Egypt 1000 years ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-10
Rutt to Compete
In Six-Day Race
Here Next Month

Walter Rutt. OF Germany, shs noeeS
s!x-day bicycle rider. who has wea
three Of the grinds at4@adison squars
Garden In the past, is expected 90 be
contestant In the race that will be held
IN tina famous amphitheaeer next
month. Rutt has besn anxious to se-
turn TO this country ever since the
late war ended. and Tex Ricksxd 10 now
waiting for an answer TO an offer eabied
to the German rider yesterday.
During the war Rues gained wide
spread notoriesy se the phantom"
aviator who repeatedly asw over the
Allied llness and on more chan enc
occasion he was reported TO havz 5esn
killed. II was later learned, however,
that he wsa motorcycle mechanieian
and was not In active service because
Of an injured leg.
Butt won the race at tho Garden In
1907, with Johann ShoI as n partner,
and two years later he also led the
field, paired with Jackie Clarke. Hia
last triumph in this city was in 1912.
when he won the grind with Joe Fog
ler. IN the following year be captu ped
the worlds spTinting championship at
Copenhagen.
It was decided yesterday that che
next grind will start on March s and
end on the following Saturday. The
uausl sprint races will take place on
March 5,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-10
Havana Results

first race fpurse s70e; maiden; three
oaFssoo3t2 Ssni0ng I05 Ss ana n 9Af tu
ana to- to :. Won on johnny oConneli. 16s
O.. j. Basrnesl 6 rrS TO l. 8 to and ~ q 70 s.
:O8 is. Mahle Reynolds Darnley Belle
scinttllate, CaI.ntn Ball aud Frank Moody
Second race tpurse $500; maiden; three
year-olds; five and half furiongs}--Our
2 won Shy Ann, 1o6 (Francis). 3 to g.
/ 10 4 and L 10 8. second Coca Cola, i10
.5,o1 lDominiek}, 20 l. 4 to and / 70 q,
Lugas JoPaphlne K, Mr.. Jiggs and AS
cutney also
ana upward; ese ming aiz saTiongsS-The
%ad to s. Won; American maggie, l1a
Black Prince. 107 (Francisl. to I, S to
and to 8, third. Time, I:12 3-6. Brig
O. War, Polar Cub. Mess I1it. Military Girl.
Lui-nIeme Hope and RunnyVen also ran.
Fourth race (purse $1,000; three-year-
olds and upward--La Prensa Handlcap--
Riverside, l16 (Pickens). even, ! to 3 and
out, second; FurbeIow, llS lKennedy). 8
General J. M Gomez and Assumption also
ran
Fifth race tpurse 500; four-yea4-olds
yards)-Homam. 1O2 (penman). to i,
5K+lsay3 70 l. to and '9S sven M second dG
Jo-< de Wales. l05 IN. J. Barnes) to 2.
even and to 2 third. Time, I;43 3-5.
Emma j., Stiletto, Wenanoh silver San
dals, Ulster Queen, Piantarede, Dragon and
Bronco Billy also
s. tn race (purse 500; thre--y ear -oid ds
teenth miIes}-Grundy, 1o6 (F'rancis}, 8
to s, to ana 70 8; won; Buck Nail,
second; Paula v, 108 (H. Barnesl. s to i.
to and to 3. third. Time, Al. All
Smoke Rnymer, Rey Ennis, Night Wind
and SOL Gilsey also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-10
Bates Carries
Off the Laurels
AT Dog Show
New Yorker Scores Heavily
With Irish Terriers; Wood
Has the Best Airedale

As a curtain raiser 60 tho bsg show
OF the Westminster Kennel Club which
opsns to-day In Madison Square Garden
tho combined terrier clubs put on 8
speciality bench at the 7lst Regiment
Axmory yesterdey in which many Of
the canine Rristocr1ts we're gaer.
John G. Bates Of New York scorea
q double triumph with his Irish ter
TieTss wtnEing Grst prizes for both
sexes. The blue ribbon dog amenR the
Airedaiss was WilSrsd Woods Brook
haven Laddse.
The sumn aRSesS
wIRw HAIRED FOX TERRIERS
aiI.n". Glss" Gn.nn,rS gn9py Sos.2-wsn By Dr. p e
ornsby Metagania, ssoond; Ksr6srt
HugheS's Gallaich Smoke scrasn, third ;
Jamss II. straenaAs ornsby General.
Glass 3 {novics doss)--wou By @. A..
Sga Snaw NICK asns prsdes KilI oamestsr !;
ssoon@ aerpsrt nughss,s a. Gal!aeh Smoke screen
Tickle ETn Jock, third; James r Strach~
ans orulnhy SNOWFALL, sourth.
SHAY AcKsan's Pridsa Hill Gam esesr; Mra
A. D. Tappan's 2enard Reflex, sscond !;
Herbert Hughea's Gaila4ch s1noks Screen,
v,,f,ass glsss ri !li,nis, aoss,-o Z o,l,,ana's
sfdss m ssasxsr.4 g. a th19S
fourth 0" ''~''
-, class GIEie, aoya)--won BY c, L. Gil
Wrose Fox Trot, second RusseiI n. JOHN
son sS, lr.s Bolton Sands. third: w. Nsweon's 3
Cn@ppe@us Boetnan'S Selection, fourth.
IRISH TERRIERS
Class J tpuppyt dogS)--won by RArcus
gruckhsiner's Harlem Sensation: j. r.
Thorndike's Thorncrott Marx Time, second
third.
Class 3 tnov.es, dogs)--won by II. =.
Arn1tss sed's Weatpark Cadet Marcus
SruckhsirneTe Harlan senHAtton. second
J. r. Thorndtke's ThorncraSs Mark Time,
Ciass Q tAmsrtcnn bred doss)-won By
Albert FL Mitoheirs Rusty Barrister
James Clancy's Doubls Shear Torrnentor,
second; Marcus Bruckheimers Harlem
Ciaas G.rnit. dogs)-won By x. sayr.s
and J. keattng's HighGler; II. T. Armi-
9tead's WestparG Cadet. second; Albert II.
Mitchelrs Rusty Barvister, third.
Class (open, dogs1-Won by John c..
Batess Champion BlSrney's Beckside BE
gorro; Holnehll Kennela' Champion
Brentmoor Bllnker, second; Marcus Bruck-
heimeT's Champion Brentmoor Bullet,
third
AIRBDALE TERRIERS
Class lpuppy, doss)-wen By Jossph
Ruaseil's Claycur Man o. rYar; Wilford
Woods Dinna Care, second; William D.
Halls sehuylkiN Prince Jumbo (rorrneriy
Jumbo), third.
Class tnovics. dosa)~-won ny Frsd-
srick G. Hoods BoKwood Bristle; g. A.
Murby's Harney Warlock second; Briay-
croft Kennels Brtarcroft Cadet, third.
Class fAmertcan bred doss}-Won By
3. Lawier'a BoGwood Beaconsfield, oecond
Frederick c. Hoods Boxwood Blimp. third.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-10

sUPRENn YdI COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
:, ,ao6A---tt1OMAS F. MULLIGAN. plain
tiT vs, CHARLES D'AGOSTO doing
ouHineas az Phoenix Importing a. Rxnort
ina Company, defendant. SUMMONS No
70 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY sUMMONHD 10
answer the complaint In this action, and
TO serve copy OF your answer on rhe
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty davS
after ghe seryice of thla summons. excII1-
slVe OF ehe day OF service, and in case Of
your failure IN appear or nuBwer judg-
EnenE wall oe taken against you by defpuIt
Gor the reltef demanded IN tae com 3Iainf
Trial desired IN the County OF New York
Dated January 3rd. 1921
JOSEPH II. HAYES
Address 1A9 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York.
To Charles D'Agosto, doing business as
Phoenix Importing 81 Exporting Co:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
OF Hon. Edward r. Finch, q Justice of the
Supreme Court OF the State OF New YORK,
dated the 26th day OF January. 1921, and
fled with che complaint in the oShce of
the Clerk OF the County of New York at
the County Courthouse. in the Borough of
York.
Dated New York, January 27, 1881.
JOSEPH II. RAYES
Attorney for Plaintiff OrGce and p O.
Address 14s Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-10
DonoUan Ssspplar,fed
As Athletic Trainer
OF Harvard Teams

4 'AMBRIDGE, Masa., Feb. S.---wll-
~ liam F. {''Pooch") Donovan, for
Hftecn years trainer of track, base,
ball and football teams at Harvard
University, to-day was suppinntets
as coach of the track squad by
William j, Bingham. graduate track
director. This action was taken by
the graduate srack committee after
consideration of recent failures that
Srimson track teams md relay COM
btmafions had met in INTERCOLLEGIATE
competitions. The change was said
also to be In keeping with a plan
TO have coaching in the hands OF the
graduates exclusively.
Donovan will continue his con.
nectson with the football and base
ball teams as trainer. His sucoess
IN bringing the Harvard eleven up
so top form In the game with the
University of Oregon at Pasadena.
Catif-, q year ago. notwithstanding
the cross-country trip and the cli-
matte change, gained him wide REG
ognttson as trainer of athletes.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-10
Amateur Billiard
Champion Defeats
Opponent, 3OO-66

CLEVELAND, Feb. 9.-Percy Col
Inns, Of Chicago, title holder, defeated
Robert NJ. Lord, Of Chicago, bv a
score Of 800 TO Sc in the first game
of to-day's play in the national anna
teur 1872 bilkline billiard champion
ship tournament. Collins had an aver
age Of Is 1919 and high runs of 20, SO
AMI AZ. Lord averaged 9-1s. with
high runs of % and IA.
Collins missed an easy shot after
mis- high run of 70 points and won his
game with an unfinished run ~ sn
Francis s. App1eby, of New York. hsd
fine control, especially on the short
rail, and defeated Charles Heddon, of
Dowagiac, Mich, 900 to 144, in TO-,
nights match. Appleby had an average
Of Fl ella and Heddon II lib.
Appieby had high runs of 30, So snd
62, and Heddon 80, 81 and II.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-10
Penn Crew to Continue
I'm Regatta on Hudson

p 9lz;LADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-The Uni
Eerslty of Penn ylvania definitely has
decided to continue its membership in
The intercollegiate regatta at Pongb-
6eepsie, II was announced to-day. There
had been talk of dropping out on ac-
count Of the event coming so late in
5ae season and the expense necessary
70 keep the crew in training.
The complete rowing schedule was
announced as follows:
April l6, Yale at Derby. Conn; April
70, Navy at Annapolis; May IA, Childs
Cup race, New York; April 20. Ameri-
can Henley Philadelphia; June %.
POughkeensie reFatta