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The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Form Players Get Jolted;
Captain Herschler Beaten
Miss McGissle, Paying Is to l, Easily Takes
Steeplechase Event of Spades
Breaks Leg and Is DESTROYED.

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd. April
2o.-Baby Grand, clever 3-year-old
son Of Granite Bae. running in the
Commander Ross colors, took the
feature handicap over the mile dis
tance from a good field at Havre de
Grace today.
Baby Grand went away with three
others OF the field while Alliero, the
only other starter. propped at the
barrier rise and was q distant trail
er rounding the turn. Baby Grand
and Polly Ann the latter a Pimlico
Oaks candidate who was widely
\ touted on the strength Of repeated
bright rials. fought for the pace ten
lengths in advance OF the others. 1t
was nip and tuck between the lead
ers for the first six furlongs where
Polly showed she had enough by
dropping back and Baby Grand
moved to comfortable lead.
Through the stretch Gunim indulged
him q bit and was compelled to
| rouse him again when Night Raider.
who had disposed of General Agra
monte and Polly Ann at the final
eighth. came with a rush. Baby
Grand won by daylight distance.
while Night Raider was doing his
best to withstand Alliero's rush.
The latter ran a brilliant race after
his slow beginning.
The weather had moderated to al
most summer time temperature and
several stoutly backed favorites
tasted defeat. The most pronounced
of these was Captain HeTschler.
running for the first time in Sam
uel Lewis colors ridden by Ensor,
the captain made a brave show
through the early stages, but weak
ened badly in the final eighth and
was finally easily subdued by Sun
Dial II, we'll ridden by harrington.
The erratic Lads Love. who had
delayed the start for several min
utes by his perverse antics, saved
third. Capt. Herschler pulled up
slightly lame Miss McGiggle paid
the luscious odds OF IS to I, took
the selling steeplechase from a field
of cheap ones. Fair Mac was lead
ing his field easily to the twelfth
jump, where he stumbled and threw
his rider heavily. Miss McGiggle,
who had held second safely. moved
up them and had a wide advantage
over Bronze Eagle. John Douglas
and the others at the end. Jack Of
Spades broke his leg during the
running and was later destroyed.
Panaman. another long shot. took
the third from Pickwick and other
good sprinters. Panaman was al
ways forward contender, but
barely lasted Old Rosebud, an old
favorite. showed some speed during
the early stages, but tired and n
nslly pulled mp lame.
The new racing colors Of s. J..
Cosden scored a double victory.
Both were heavy played favorites
and won by margins. Both were
L capably ridden by Ted Rice. The
veteran Arbitrator. another gener-
ous-priced one, paying SIS, took the
final
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
DEMPSEY STARTS
TRAINING IN JERSEY

NEW YORK. April 20.-Jsck
Dempsey is jogging along quietly
at Freddy Welsh's farm at Sum-
nit, n. j., preparatory to the six
weeks Of hard training which the
champion will indulge in to place
himself in shape for his contest
with Georges Carpenter. In COM
pany with Joe Benjamin and the
former lightweight champion.
Welsh. Jack went over the course
this morning and returned as
frolicsome as a kid. The champion
is not letting anything worry him
right now and appears to be in the
best OF spirits.
Jack Kearns, manager Of Demp-
sey. says that some OF the rougN
boys. including Kid Norfolk, will
join Dempsey in a few days and
that then the big boxer will buckle
down for the real grind.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Havre de Grace Entries

First Raee-Claiming: for maiden
2-year-olds; four furlongs. The
nella, 1Os; Restless, los; Farewell,
los: Taps. 1oS; Kitty Warner, 1Os;
wilfex. 11S; Kate Brummel, 113:
The Cigarette. 11s: orris. 11s;
Bounce. Ill.
Second Raee-The American Re-
mount Purse Steeplechase; for g.
year-olds: about two miles. Avon
Bear, 1862: Catamount. 1852: Courte-
Gus, 1852; First to Fight, 1862; Silent
Partner, 1862; Jay Bird, 1862: Mile.
Denese. 16O.
Third Race-Claiming; for s.
year-olds and up; six furlongs. Toe
the Mark. ITO; Frederick the Great,
no; indian, 110; Florsain, 1Os;
Shandon, 10s: L'Enjoleur, 106; Ma
poll. los; Caubeen. 1o5: Favour, l01
Scurry. 101; Ben Butler, 1OI; Od-
dity, 81; Fickle Fancy, 10s; Ma
chine Gunne. 9s; Stiletto. s6. Also
eligible-White Socks, 101; Toad
stool, 101.
Fourth Raee-Claiming; for 4
year-olds up: six furlongs. Paul
Connolly, 11s; Joe Joe. 114; Cen
ersl, ia; Langhorne. 1l3; Dixie
Carroll, 110; Vim, no: Jean Bull
liant, 100: Arrowhead Inn, 1O6; En-
rico Caruso, 106: Equator, 1oS;
Aigrette. 1o4: Brookfield, 1ol;
Amackassin. 101: Optimism, 50;
Tennite, 80. Also eligible-Tetley
i06: Mountain Dew. 101.
Fifth Race-The Climax; for a.
year-olds and up: six furlongs. DR..
Clark, 1873: Routledge. 122; Fruit
cake. 116; Stisidore. 114; Sweet
Clean. 112: Kinnoul, 10: st. Allan,
110.
sixth Race Claiming: 4-year-
| olds up: one mile and a furIonR,
Woodthrush, IFS; Summer Sigh,
112: Widow Bedotte. Ill; War Club
40: Trickster, 11S: Grundy, 1o2.
seventh Raee-Claiming; for s.
year-olds and up; mile and a six
teenth. Bombast. 115: Tom Brooks,
115: Rafferty,. III: Nutcracker. 1o7,
Tom Saunders, 1o6: Mary Head
95: Lady Granite. s5: Fading Star,
81: Athena. 11o; Hendrie, 10;
Hackamore. 10s: Cherubino. 1os:
Burlingame. 102: Betsy. 1OI; All
Vezina. 101. Also eligible-Dr.
Jim. 81: Lady Freeman. 81: Beauty
Sleep. 81.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Navy Wins at Lacrosse.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 2o.-Play-
ing an eight-man defense that pun
zled the navy stickmen for the FIRST
half, Harvard's lacrosse team held
the midshipmen down in a fair way
until the Admirsls broke loose in
the last section and rolled up a
score Of IL to o. The first half of
the game netted Navy but two
points, but once the middies caught
the idea of the octave style they
romped of the field with the Wis
itors.
Harvsrd's tight was a good one.
however, and the game was a stiff
battle from the start. Leasley. cap
tain, did some clever work for the
Crimsons, but was unable to get
through the defense OF the middies
For Navy, Waters did nobly with
four of the eleven tsllies to his
credit.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
MANY ROBBERIES
TOLD TO POLICE
Burglary and Petty Thefts
Reported in Numerous
Quarters.

Thieves. believed by the police to
have been several in number, en-.
tered the ests sblishment Of Madam
Julia Ash at 1917 Connecticut ave.
nue. northwest early yesterday
morning and escaped with s2.42;
worth OF goods. Most OF the loot
was dresses. Entrance was gained
by forcing a window in the rear
of the store
Six dozen straw hats. valued al
s276, were reported stolen from the
establishment of Sydney West &
Bro, I44 G street northwest. about
I3o o'clock yesterday afternoon
The hats were standing in an alley
near the store.
Harry Davis. III Twenty-fourth
street northwest. reported TO th'
police OF the Third precinct thai
while in a pool room on c street
northwest. yesterday afternoon. hi'
pockets were picked OF SIS and two
Christmas savings club books.
A Ford touring car was stolen
from Eighth and G streets north
west yesterday morning, as report
ed to the police OF the First pre-
cinct by Leroy Swab, colored, I3ls
Eighth street northwest.
A watch valued al $40 was stolen
from the vest pocket OF Richard
Isaac at the District stables yester-
day afternoon.
Thieves broke into a box car AT
the lexington yards OF the Bslti-
more and Ohio Railroad and stole
a box Of oranges and a box of lem
ons. The matter was reported &C
the police by the superintendent
Miss NJ. Fisher.
E. H. Kimmel, 2o27 Allison place
northwest. reported to the polio,
that thieves entered his home yes
terday and stole SCI.
Clothing valued at sl35 was stolen
from the home Of Mrs. Sue Shelton
l342is E street northeast. last eve.
ming. as reported to the police oi
the Ninth precinct.
Miss Emma Whitehead. 11s New.
ton street northwest, reported tn,
loss OF a gold watch, valued at SIS
at Fourteenth and Irving street:
northwest.
Mrs. E. n. Ray. 1888 S stree
northwest, last night reported tn,
theft Of a touring automobile from
SOS Rock Creek Church road.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
What's Going
On Tod ay

illustrated lecture. c. c. Abbot
assistant secretary Of Smithsonian
Institution, Washington Academy Of
Sciences, Cosmos Club. Sis D. m.
Dance. Progressive CounefL
Daughters Of America. Naval Lodre
Hall. Sis p. m.
Public Utilities Group, City csuA,
Farragut Square. 8 y. m.
Luncheon, Dartmouth Alumni
University Club, 1880 .. m.
National Conference, Community
Center, Central High School, 1880
p. m.
Address. Mrs. Giles Scott Rsft.r.
Slater School, Sp. m.
Convention, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Continental
Memorial Hall.
Meeting. National Council, No. 1ao,
National Union Assurance Society,
3l5S NJ street northwest. s p. m.
Weekly luncheon. Kiwanis Club,
Washington Hotel. 1890 p. m.
Meeting. Colorado Society, Thom-
son School, 9 .. m.
Meeting. Washington Harvard
Club, University Club, SD. m.
Luncheon. LIES Underwriters' As
socIstion, Raleigh Hotel, 1880 D. m
Address. DR.. Henry z. jackson.
Women's City Club. s p. m.
Lecture, DR George W. Carey,
Playhouse. 1914 y street northwest.
} and s y. m.
Meeting, EqusIIty-walter Reed
Post. No. 2St, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth
street northwest. 3 p. m.
Dance, Progressive Council. No. =.
d. OF A, Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. s p. m.
Meeting. Washington Branch.
Howard University Alumni Associs-
tion. sos Florida avenue northwest.
: y. m.
Meeting. Catholic women's Serv-
ice Club, Catholic Community House.
sol + street northwest, s p. m.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
School Track Meet
= In Stadium Saturdou

The fifth annual field and track
meet for the elementary schools un-
der the direction OF the Municipal
Playground Department will be held
at the Central Stadium Saturday,
June IL. The various division meets
will be held at the stadium on the
following dates: Georgetown, Mon
day, May %; Rosedsle, Tuesday, MAY
"a; New York avenue. Tuesday, May
81; Columbia Heights. Thursday,
June 2; Bloomingdale and Virginia
avenues, Friday. June 8; Garfield
Park. Monday, June s. The winners
of the first. second and third places
in the division meets will receive
gold, silver and bronze buttons, and
will be eligible to enter in the finals,
when gold, silver and bronze medals
will be awarded. The school win
ming the most points in their respec-
tive division will receive the play
ground trophy.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
VIRGINIA POLY
MEETS G.. u. TODAY

Georgetown University will en-
tertain the Virginia Polytech nine
at the Hilltop today at $3.50. The
last time o'Reilly's tossers played
the Virginians was some three years
ago. and at that time Georgetown
came out on the short end of the
score. Little Is known Of the Tech
team this season. but II they are of
the usual calibre turned out by this
institution, the Hilltoppers should
have stin battle on their hands.
With no big league game scheduled
here today, large crowd of fans
is expected to wend its way out to
the Hilltop. Bissonette or Reynolds
VIII probably be sent against the
Virginians.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
BIRTHS.

white.
Howard r. and katheryn N. TsIbert, boy,
Pete and Potu Cokonos, boy.
Richard 2. and Constance L. Farrell. boy
George Il. and Margaret W. Godfrey. rirl
Roy and Gladys Thompson, boy.
Eustaee and BERTHE Hewitt, girl.
Richard Z. and Dora I. Tydinrs, rirl.
Robert T. and Ethel Small, girl.
Edwin Leroy and Mary C. Layton, boy.
sam and Mary Shear. girl.
Robert o. and Mae 2. Hundley. girl
George A. and Adelaide c. Murchlsnd. girl.
Wade H. and Lille Blackstone, girl.
Louis and Morteal Fletcher. boy.
John =. and Nora c. Keatinr. girl.
Francis l.. and Marie L. McGee. girl.
GwyAue @. and Elizabeth ]. Duty, bay.
Celered.
ALFRED and Lillian Wilson. girl.
Emory N. and Hattie z. saundes, boy.
fietehsr and koxisr psvis. sixi
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
CENTRAL DEFEATS
TOME IN NINTH

PORT DEPOSIT. Md. April CO.
Tome was defeated by Central High,
Of Washington. in a ninth inning
rally by the score of to 4. Tho
features OF the game were running
catches by Dunlap and Sloan and
Clark's home run over the center
held fence. The best for Tome were
Foster and Clark. The stars for the
visitors were Dey and Dunlap. Cen
tral won the game after two hands
were out in the ninth inning. Score:
Central High. l l 0 0 0 0 2-5
Tome ....... 0 o 2 . 0 o o O o.
Batteries - Foster and Mullins:
krupp and Cummings.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Crimson Rncgueters
To Play Chew Chase

The Chevy Chase tennis team will
meet Harvard today on the Chevy
Chase courts at O'clock. ,nryy
Chase has fast aggregation this
year. as demonstrated by their easy
victory over Columbia Country
Club last week. and the matches
today should bring out some of the
best tennis of the season. The sin
giles team will be picked from
Moore. HELEN. Wilcox, Brooks. Hill
and Bethel. In doubles. Moore and
HELEN, Gordon and Dunlop, and
wilcox and Carrick will oppose the
Bostonians.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
COURT OF APPEALS.

No assignment for Thursday.
DISTRICT SUPREME, COURT.
EQUITY DIVISION Ne. 1.
Proceedings.
467 Survey in re Eugene Peters
report OF auditor confirmed and ref
erence to auditor. Hamilton & Lam
bert, attys.
1878 Lun in re James E. O'Ncil-
order to file new undertaking. F. A
Feuring, atty.
1884 Lun in re Maxwell B. Reesel
order to file new undertaking. +
A. Fenning, atty.
SITS Lun in re Jos. H. Braughtel
order to file new undertaking. F
a. Fenning, atty.
1853 Lun in re Frank Pach-ordel
authorizing investment. Syme s
Wahly, attys.
4345 Lun in re julius Maiss-ordei
authorizing investment. F. A. Fen,
ming, atty.
S4o3 Lun in re Santiago Navorro.e
order authorizing investment. F
A. Fenning, atty.
23ss Lun in re Frank Koelick-or.
der authorizing investment. F. A
Fenning. atty.
reference to the auditor. F. A. Fen.
ming. atty.
S696 Lun in re Rosalie Trear-F
c. Frear appointed committee under
5000 bond. stephens & Hill. jr.
attys.
3O4o5 Arnold VS. Blodgett-jecree
perfecting title. W. H. Manogue a
]. E. Padgett, attys for pltf.
3Ss31 Mcdowell VS. Marden- de.
cree substituting trustee.
1856 Joyce vs. Jcyce-referencs "a
NJ. N. Murray. examiner. A. c.
Wells atty for pItf.
3S40S Hayden VS. walker-decrce
perfecting title. Lancaster. Mano.
que & Padgett-J. Williamson. attys
3SSe1-Winkelman VS. winkelman
rule as to alimony pending divorce
returnable April %. 1891. David
Wolf-W. o. English, attys.
37S75-Ruggles VS. Slater-order OF
publication. Duvall & Gardiner
Bell. Marshall & Rice ct al, attys.
1851 Bkrpcy in re Max Latelman-
adjudication and reference to Ralph
D. Quinter, referee. Jos. L. Tep-
per. atty.
1906 Bkrpcy in re Gore L Co.
order dismissing objections to dis.
charge. Dent, Price 4 Dulaney,
Darr, whitford 4 Darr-R. White,
attys.
3S945 In re A. Brown. Alice ".
Mattingly appointed trustee to man
age property: bond. $4,000. L. A,
Rover, atty for pltf.
1851 Thomas Us wilkins. Sale
decreed. j. T. Sherier, trustee; bond,
$500. Leckie, Cox q Sherier, attys
for pltf.
5ss56 Biting VS. Biting. Rule as
to alimony pndg divorce returnabIe
April 22. Leckie, Cox. Sherier &
Hale, attys for pltf.
3ss57 Wright vs. Wright. Rule as
TO alimony pndg divorce returnable
April %. MILAN q Smith, attys for
pltf.
Assignment Tor Today.
3is American Mosaic Co VS. Alex
andsr ct al. warren q sholss-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Central Netmen Win.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd. April 90
Tome lost in tennis to Central High,
OF Washington, today by five match
es to two. Central won all the sim
giles matches and one OF the dou-
bles. Fowler. Of Central, defeated
watkins, Of Tome, So. SIS: Dudley,
of Central. defeated Hydeman, OF
Tome, 3-S, So. s-4; SickIer. of Cen
trail. defeated Skiles, Of Tome, as,
SO, 81.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
County Tax Rate Set.

LYNCHBURG. Va, April 20
Supervisors of Campbell County
have fixed the county tax rate al
SS cents. the same as last year, ar
increase being unnecessary because
of heavy real estate assessment
gain over last year.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
COLLYER'S COMMENT
~ on the Sport of Kings
By BERT E. COLLYER
By BERT E. C0LLYER

! teous and Catamount in the order
named.
Clopton. the Mississippi River
man, seems to have a FIRST mort
gage on the winners portion of the
third. He has a very very. strong
! hand. Favour is working fairly
we'll as also indian. The latter may
favor this track. The NTH looks
like a battle royal between the JEFF
| fords entry and DIR. Clark the lat
ter will have the benefit Of Hummer
which is something. Also l look
for smart Improvement. Yes. ]
know Wildair came to life. Cd di
mi.
Best bet Of the day-RestIess.
Best take-a-chance bet-AIhena.
Pest PRrIay-Dr. Clark, Clepteu
entry. Jayblrd q place.
HAVRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.
First Race-RestIess, ThorneIIa,
Kate BrummeI.
Second Race-Jaybird. Courteous
Catamount.
Third Rac-CIopton entry, Fa-
vor. Midian.
Fourth Race-Tenite, Dixie Car
roll. Amackassin.
Fifth Race-Dr. Clark, Jensrd.
entry, st. Isidore.
sixth Race-woodthrus widow
Bedotte, War Club.
Seventh Raee-AIhena, DIR. Jim,
Betsy.
Best bet-Restless.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Insurance Checks
Mailed to Yanks

Director r. G. Cholmeley-J Jones,
Of the Bureau of War Risk Insur-
ance, announced yesterday that the
FIRST checks in payment OF dividends
to policyholders on government con-
verted life insurance soon will be
mailed.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
City's Oldest Woman Dies

LYNCHBURG. Va, April 90
Miss America V. AlIcock. 81 ycars
old, probably the oldest woman liv-
ing in Lynchburg at the time Of her
death, died here Monday night.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
RED TRIUMVIRATE
BROKEN; KOPF SIGNS

CINCINNATI. April 2o.-one of the
Cincinnati holdouts has surrendered.
Larry Kopf signed his contract to-
day in the office of Garry Hermann.
Heinie Groh and Ed Roush are still
on the outside.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
ALABAMA
STAR HITS MAJORS

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. April 90
Francis Pratt. shortstop OF the Uni
versity of Alabama baseball team.
left here today upon receiving a
telegram from the Chicago White
Sox notifying him to report at once.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
- DAILY COURT RECORD

fluffy. Hawken & Havell & r OF
tenberg. attys.
On Hearing.
2s2 White vs. White. Tepper 4
Mullowney-w. c. Balderston, attys.
Ssso5 Powers vs. Powers. H. Heg-
arty-Davis, attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
,oSsv MU session Court adjourned to
AssiEnnent fer Today.
Motions.
Sullivan vs. Sullivan. Beller. d.
Gordon. Coombe, attys.
Burch VS. Burch. Splain-west,
attys.
Southern Realty Corp VS. Nun
sey Trust Co. Archer & Smith-w.
J. Lambert, Bradley. attys.
Clark vs. Taylor & Co. Ballin-
ger-Strasburger, attys.
Conner vs. Conner. Hughes &
Hays-Csrrington & Miller, attys.
In re est B. A. Morris. Thomas
& Bradley, attys.
Jefferson VS. Jefferson. Smith
A. L. Newmyer. attys.
Stiber VS. Price. Swelzer-Nev-
myer & Scott, attys.
8 Manning VS. Manning. Swartz &
Costigsn-Wampler & johnson, at
tys.
10 Citizens Guarantee & TT Co
VS. Fowler. Tucker & Donaldson
W. ]. Lambert, attys.
IL Baker vs. Baker. Coombe &
McNeill-Smith, attys.
IL Manning VS. Amer Sec & TT Co.
Keigwin & Characterization &
Hamilton, attys.
13 Resincoff VS. Mitchell. Jeffords
& Dutton-Darr. Whiteford & Darr.
attys.
II Davis VS. Davis. Mitchell, atty.
Is In re est Thomas L. Curran.
L. Rover. atty.
Is Hunt VS. Burn. Moulton q
Marsha1l-Ballinger, attys.
II Hartley VS. Hartley. Barnard q
Johnson-H. W. wheatley. attys.
Is Simons VS. Simons. 1. Neubeck,
atty.
10 chism VS. chism. Long. atty.
20 King VS. Payne. Balinger-
Carter, attys.
81 Kurland VS. Kurland. New.
myer-Stein, attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne. L.
Proceedings.
37673 U 8 VS. VIM ] Brighton. Vic
sec IS penal code. Arraigned. plea
guilty. Deft referred to probation
ofiicer. B Thatcher. atty for deft.
377s4 U s VS. VIM Brighton. Vic
sec IS penal code. Arraigned. plea
guilty. referred to probation ON
Ger. J B Thatcher. atty. -
37o51 U s VS. Jules w Arnstein
ct al. Trial resumed, jury sworn and
respited. Leahy & Cromelin-wamp-
Ter & McGee, attys.
37545 U Svs BENJAMIN Thompson.
Grand larceny. nolle prosequi en-
tered and discharge ordered.
37732 y s VS. Theodore VIM Gotten.
Bench warrant returned and deft
committed.
Assignment for Thursday.
S7e51 U s VS. Jules Arnstein ct al.
On trial. Leahy & cromelin-wamp-
Ter & McGee. sttys.
The Grand Jury indicted the fol-
-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Aztecs Meet Friday.

The Aztec Athletic Club will hold
hts regular weekly meeting at 4ss
u street southwest. Friday night. at
|i:30 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
NAVY SOUTHPAW
TRIMS DELAWARE

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April 2o.-with
Memo" Gaines. veteran soUthpaw.
twirling in effective fashion, and
batting the opposing pitchers hard
and timely. the Midshipmen won from
Delaware College On the diamond
this afternoon, . TO ..
Batting honors of the day went to
Hogan, the Navy backstop, who
made two ciHcuit drives and a sin
gle out Of four times up. In the
field, Wilson, Delaware's second
sacker, electrified the spectators by
his excellent work. Six assists and
a putout made up his contribution.
He made two brilliant running stops
OF hot cutters and retired the run
ners at first. Score:
r. II. Z.
Navy ...... $50 40 loN-9 : .
Delaware ..... ool o0I OoO-2
Observation-Disclosures Grubb and
Nutter, Marvel; Gaines and Hogan.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
SEVENTH RACE.
One ard one-eiehth miles; purse $1,000;

Time. 1:56 2-5. Arbitrator, 1900, $50,
400; Sp>arlene, $40, $50; George Duncan,
400. Winner, b. g. Z, by statesman-Appren-
tice Girl. Trained by A. II. vivell. Start
good: won driving; place same.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
, Publication Nine Wins.

The Division of Publication Jun
lors defeated the Philippine Ath-
Istic Club yesterday, lf to IL.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21

57714 Grant Johnson. grand lar
ceny.
37745 Louise Davis. alias Louise
Cohen, grand larceny
ass7S Neal Hicks. grand larceny.
37721 Michael Casey, Leroy Shep-
ard, hoCsebreaking and larceny.
III James Solomon, house,
breaking and larceny.
81 jacques Raymond Joo.
false pretenses.
81 Bessie Talbert, alias Bessie
Roland, alias Billie Roland, forgery
and uttering.
81 Andrew williams, non-sup-
port.
81 Thomas V. Strobel, nom
support.
81 Ralph A. Koentz, non-sup-
port.
81 William l. Bell. non-sup-
port.
37- Benjamin Katz. non-sup-
port.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21

Frank Moran Is expected in New
York from England in the next
few weeks. Moran, since his victory
."ver Joe Beckett. is a big favorite
with the English fans. He has start
ed a midnight frolic cafe, catering
to the theatrical people Of London.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21

Babe Asher and frankie Mason
have been matched to meet in the
main event at Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
on May IS. Asher is making ST.
Louis his home at present. but will
lsoon move to Chicago. He is the
IA. z. F. bantam champion.