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The New York herald., 1922-01-08
New Orleans Entries.
(NONDAY.l

First Race-Purse 81 600: FOR maiden two
year-olds; colts and geld,ngs three firlongs.
116: Billy Whiskers, iiG; 4Taylor Hay, ilg.
fI3ob MoCrny 1i0: sArum, 1l6. TPRtrolman,
ii6; sThe Mule Skinner. iig; sAmole. 10;
Rort. 1iG; fHambone, ll0. tDaniel entry;
tHaygood entry; sGrlffin cntry:lJones entry.
Second Race-Purse 81 900: claiming; for
.hhrssyeSrods ,aS fSe and half fgrlGsss
Spinning. iio sIionero Blue, as: Little ra,sy.
lloi Pluribene. 1g3; Plunola, 1o3; 'Veled
Nig. l05. Bits Luck, iO3 sGoodhart. i05
Third Racs-Purso $1,000; claiming; for
Redmon. fii: sister Fio. ioa; Lady LusrTy.
10; Sycamore, l00. Ticklish, 10i Moody,
Fourth Rsee-Parso 81. 900; allowances; for
four-yesr-olds mile and sixteenth Tharon,
Eternity, i0i RunEnf. io4; Pimlico. los
Master Jack. tO4; Sea Cove. los: Trust Of
fetal. 90: John $. Reardon. los.
Fifth Rncc-Purse si.5oo; for thire-year-
the Gnux Excelsior Handicap. Tippity Witch.
et. 122; General Halg, 1867 United Verde,
ii2: Kings Champion, f04: Bunga Buck,
ii6: Lunetta. iO5. slippery Elm, 1iG.
Sixth Race-Purse 81 900; for four-vear-
olds and upward mile and sixteenth 'snap
Dragon IT,, i0o sL'Enjoieur, los; Iorens
Moss. f07 Scotch Verdict, 49, sour Birth
day, los; Miss Fontaine, o.; "Gourmand.
t05
Seventh Racc-Purso 81 900; claiming; for
four-yea r. ods and upward. mile and "a six
tecuth Harvest King. ios; Brownie McDaw-
ell. lOj Pickwick. 1i2 'Ballybell. iOj. sSer-
bian iOT "Jack Reeves, 100: "phelau, 105;
Service Star, 1885, 'Barry shannon, 1O5;
Hello Pardner, 101; sAlex Jr., fic; sAnna
Gallup. iO5; 'The Cullen Bon, 10i: Warsaw,
ii5: Iron Boy. i07 sMdnight Sun. 10I.
Weather cloudy, track muddy.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Betting Machines for
German Aviation Races

Special Gable 10 TIE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin, Jan. Z.
ID ETTING machines for flying
- competition may become the
next novelty in the domain of
German sports. The German Parlia-
ment will soon discuss a new bill pro-
posing the introduction of betting
machines in other sports besides
horse racing.
The bill, which mentions sports
for which there Is strong public in
terest," refers chiefly to rowing and
bicycle races. The Tao0lische Rund-
schGu advocates the application OF
the proposed law to airplane races
and mentions that in the flying com
petition ut Gotha. in 1918, betting
machines were used.
The author of the article. an ex-
captain of German flying corps.
Willy Meyer, says he Is confident
that the proposed measure would he
q powerful stimulant in the develop
ment of the German airplane in
dustry.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Hewindirg Wood Reds.

>.
The matter OF rewindlnE rods Is not 20
difficult as some rodsters seem 20 think -.
/ can well remember taking tho middle Join;
OF favorite caster to repair man 20 have
six windlngs replaced. lie had the rod for
fortnight and longer. When the bill ar
rived camo "a tho conclusion that he had
charged for the time no stored the rod
rather than for the work done. Forthwith
set about learning how 20 20 my own ro-
winding, with no thought OF rod building,
tough that has been u natural result OF my
experiments.
To-day can say without smack % con-
ceit that some OF my wind!ngs win not suffer
IN competition with so-callcd profcasional
work. Naturally so, for work for pleasure
and results. not mere pay. II I am not salts
fled with n winding I can remove it and re-
wind. IL IL rnre fun. too.
II is not difficult; very simple, I'm fact.
The beginning OF tho winding which puzzlcs
30 many. II the most simple step ~ the
operation The end OF the winding SILK n
placed along the rod and tho spool ot SILK
passed around. binding Il 10. Tho whip
ping is laid on until within fVe or eix
strands OF the required width. when loop Of
the same SILK, preferably OF another color
10 avoid confusion. is placed with tho belly
OF the loop IN tho direction % tho winding.
loose ends reaching back ever the thread
laid.
The winding is finished. ,hs five, six or
perhaps more whippings added. then the
thread II clipped, the end thrust through
free ends OF the loop and the END OF the
whipping ~ drawn through under the
threads. After which the whole whip
ping is pressed together with thH back
Of n knife blade. tho slack thus made beinf
taken up by drawing gently upon The stiii
protruding ends. When the winding r. com
pact and as nearly perfect az tho workman
can make it. both ends arc clipped off win
n pair OF sharp pointed SCISSORS and the
winding Is finished. NO fer as building q is
concerned. Follows the shellacklns and var
nishing.
Preparing for sheliac.
Unless n Is n hasty field repair, all the
windinRs required should be replaced before
any shelac IL used. In fact where the Wind
lnEs on the Joint have become worn, frayed
and unsiehtly Il is the part or wisdom %
remove all gently scraping away the old
finish. bcing careful not 90 in.ure tho sur
face 90 the cane. Fine sandpHpcr cr better,
purnics stone, should he used wipe down
with biz of gasoline, flannel clo,h HpIln
kled with ~, 80 as 60 be certain mat tll art
and dust " removed. When absolutely sure
that tie gasoline has evaporstedi J give the
rod and windlngs a iigh. coat cf best grain
sheilsc, being certain that each windlng VI VI
thoroughly saturated. pssting my p9ncii
brush around tho rod.
take more pains In sppiying ths sasllso
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
MORRIS LEADING
IN CHESS LEAGUE
Bronx Team Defeats Evander
Childs, 3 to I, Breaking
Triple Tie.

Morris High School by defeating
Evander Childs. to I, In tho semi-
final round OF the annual champion
ship series OF the Interborough Chess
League at the rooms OF the Manhattan
Chess Club broke the triple tic with
Commerce and Boys Hisil and assumed
the lead. with a total OF 2s>a points.
yesterday. Commerce defeated Stuy-
vesant by 2A to ~ and took second
place, with 90 points. Boys High. on
the other hand. sustained a reverse at
the hands OF Commercial by to and
slipped back into third place. with 27K
points, Commercial taking fourth posi-
ton with 26. Manual Training missed
n chance of keeping up with the lead
ers by losing to Erasmus By "a to IL.
Richmond Hill defeated Curtis by 3
TO /. The summaries:
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OYS COMPETE FOR SWIMMING AND CHESS HONORS

tls Gink. io5 CMaiben,. 20 .. 20 8 and .
10 3. first; Meadow orth. 1O9 tBnrns), 90
3, 3 10 and ] 20 3. second Bibbier, lu3
McAlaney), Z 10 ], to . and 6 10 3. third.
Time. ~ Is. Scarflank. Navajo. h<s-
DANES. High Olympus. Sea Urchin. Auto
matte Red and Sir Adsun also ran.
FIFTH CE-Four-year-olds and upward;
claiming: purse 500; one mile. Dan, ll0
Corey, 8 to ., 3 TO and 10 s., tirst.
Mise ricorde, III (Dominick). tc 7. 20 ~
and 10 3. second Zoie, 1o6 lBrydgesl, .
20 /, 10 and even, third. Time, ~ 20
Slick H.. Tacoia, Discord. American Soldier
ps1 Our Nephew also ran.
sixTif IlACf--Four-ye year-olds and upward;
claiming; purse. 500; one mile and sis
1eenLa. Golden Chance, los tN. SwerD, z
% 8, 10 = and ] 10 s. first; Harry II.
Stevens, l0s (Maibenl. 2 10 ], 3 TO and
i 70 8, second; Doiph, 10 (Chalmers),
46 5-s. Miss Hu0rity. Peggy Rayes and
Cork also Yan.
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For Rheumatic Pains, Luinbago. Scintica.
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wonderful for Ncuritis. Just rub II IN and
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JOINT EASE 10 better than rnussy old
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Katz Leads in Championship.

s. Katz by defeating J. RooskowsFi
In the annual tournament OF the Man
haitian Chess Club yesterday moved up
into the lead with total Of fl. An
other important result recorded was the
victory OF II. II. Black over J. Liebing.
Tho scores 10 date follow
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Amateur Boxing Tourney.

The City Athletic Club next Tuesday nigh
viii hold in It's gymnasium, so West 5Jti
street, n special invitation amateur bovin.
tournament. consisting OF four classes, will
four competitors in each class.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Columbia Freshman Five
Swamps Brooklyn Poly

Jee Deerings speedy Columbia fresh
man basketball team proved too much
for the first year men of Brooklyn
Polytechnic yesterday afternoon and
swampcd tho visitors in the Morning.
side Heights gymnasium by score OF
3s 90 IL. Strom- an all-metropolitan
forward while captaining tho cnam-
pionship High school OF Commerce five
last season. proved the outstanding star
CT the contest. rolling up a total OF
twenty-five points, tho result OF twelve
field goals and ono successful attempt
from the foul line
Tho Blue and White quintet lost little
timo demonstrating It's superiority over
the collegians from across tho bridge
pnd when the first half closed. led at
q TO T. During this canto Brooklyn
failed 20 register "a single basket from
the floor and its scoring was confined
10 four lone points gained via the foul
route. In tho second period. the visitors
wcro slightly moro successful. MunEer.
who substituted for Hess at center.
twice caging the leather from the field
and Richardson and Wien each tallying
once Tho lineup.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

Richmond HiIi played white on the odd
numbered boards.
New Utrecht took the default Of Brooklyn
Evening Ifigh School. n. Rosner, I. Wald-
man. s. Klein and L. Kramer each scoring
q point. -.
Tne standing Of the schools follows Nor
ris, GOV: Commerce, 20; Boys High, 2lh;
commercial 60; Manual Training, 23h; f;
Stuyv~-nnt 20 Evander Childs, 1oi4 Fras.
mus. IS: Curtis. 49, Richmond Ill., Is; New
Tffrcsht n
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Columbia Brooklyn
N.r.-L-.-- Lu.- IL.L.- l. ..

oiosls from fird-Stron t2, Wilson go.
porkcrlil. Donaldson. Field. Munzcr (2l.
Rirha rdson. Wien. Goals from foul-Stfom. 1
out of 3: wilson / out o. MclScen. 4 out
OF T. Subafitutions-Columbia Field for Bar
b-r BrooAyu. la Marsh for spern, Munzcr
for Hess. iseferce-crson Kinney, Yale. Jm-
plre- Mr. Ncca'hy. Lehigh. Time % pertods--
ou FTaf4ufra gaTh
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ENGLISH M en-

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ROD AND GUN NEWS


than do with the actual vsrnlshing. n such
thing is possible ] set the rod away m
warm. dry. dustless room 20 dry. wee
or ten days IS long enough. II one - In haste
4 shorter period may be made 10 serve
though II is winter time and we have All ne
time there Is, ana it - better 20 err on the
sido OF too much time.
The next operation Is the actual vanishing.
For this use the rod varnish supplied ~
tackle houses, TIE best being none too good.
X Is reasonable 90 suppose that you can
secure tho best varnish for the purpose from
tho makers Of rods Laeking true rod var @
niEh, get the sCry best coach Varnlsh pro-
curabie. by no nicaus let any ons fool sou
Into thinking that YOU can make better var
rlsh than that to be purchaeed, even by toi-
and Fly Making" that bible Of rod making.
Fai and away The better varnlsh Is the man.
ufactured article. Care. minute care, must
b. given 20 the vnrnislilng. being certs In
not 90 overload tho brush. 30 flow the var
nish on. producing o dauhy finish. spread
every portion of the rcd ard winding.
You Will need brightly lighted room az
well es one free from dust. and warm,
brightly lighted. because s. IL soincwhst
thH brush. and warm because tho varn,ah
sbsp,s % he .Dw siiovss "a wssS or more fcr dryinF'
As 10 how many coats 20 give. rll viii ~
p,nd upon the. ;irne you have and the eondl-
tion of the rod. one coz, o. shellac and one
OF vsrnish viii serve. though l prefer to
give two ot the latter.
Hard To Match windirgs.
have experienced no trouble N having
tho winding elk darkoned by the application
of the shellec, though now ana then have
employed some OF the dressings on the mar
ket warranted not 60 change tho color OF the
silk. or I have made the same from well
known ingredients. Fact of the matter "a, l
select aik OF shade or two lighter color
than the ono I desire, and that is AL there
" 20 q. or course ono will have considerabls
difficulty In exactly matching old wndings
20, ne has no means Of knowing the pre-
ahellac color; atil with q little caro- ana
practice you will soou come 10 match the Old
colors 80 closely that one VIII have difficulty
IN locating the new after a few days' use.
As 20 tho elk, you can purchase from the
tackle houses special rcd winding siik. for
which you viii pay higher price Than YOU
will for ordinary sewing silk, or you can Use
the latter very satisfactorily indeed. II is
surprising the pleasing cornblnntions %
coiors Y II possible 20 work out, With little
care aud fCrethought.
II IL not necessary that you use lust the
sane coiors that The original maker did
when you are replacing all the windines upon
q rod. II might bc said IN passing. that the
real angler Will not seek after surprising and
attention attracting color combination,
trough ,hsre Is 10 reason under tho sun why
rod should not bo pEetE.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
LONDON, Jan Rugby games playet
to-day resulted az follows:


Northern Union--Cumberand i2. Austria
lasians 20 lat Wcrk'ngton) Bailey If, Hull
Kingston 81 Bramley &, Huddersfleid :.
Broughton ~, Warrington 3; Feathcrton le,
Dewsbury 3; Pull -, Leeds g. Hunslet !,
keishley o. Leigh 9. Swinton 3: Oldham Al,
Bradford 3; Rochdale 10. Widnes 2 Stafford
.. 81. Helens 3 ST. Palen's Recs -. Wake
fax g.
Rugby Union-Guys Hospital 20. Old Mev-
chant Tayiors g. Richmond 2. Old Blues Q;
Leicester 0, Gloucester 10: Cardiff 2. Bristol
IL; Blanelly .. Swansea II; Porty mouth
United s. 9, Blaclheath 3: Northampton o.
Royal Air Force ~: Penarth 0. Newport ;
plymouth "A. i2, Falmouth 0; Liverpool 10.
Manchester 49, Edinburgh Wanderers q,
Glasgow Acadcinicals So. StewartoniCn5 10,
Glasgow High School 9. Watsouians .,
lieriotlans y; Edinburgh Acad ~. Noyal
High School o: London welsh s, Bedford );
England 20, Rest y.
County mpionship-Somorsct %. pevo1
2 tat Taunton); Yorkshire 8, Cheshire 23 Cat
HulD.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

GLASGOW, Jan. 7.--Scottish league
games played to-day resulted al follows:
First Observation-Disclosures 4. Aberdeen
o; Ayr United o, Hangers /; Celtic .. Third
Lanark o; pumbarton Q, Kilmarnock 3;
Hamilton A. 5, Albion 4. 3; IIbernians .,
Motherwell o.: Morton ., Falkirk o: Partick
bank 2; Raith Rovers 5, Hearts +: 81. Mir
ren Q, Clyde Q.
Second Division-Ailoa /, ST.. Johns.ore O.:
Armadale 8. Kings Park 2; Broxhun ].
Clackmannan o; Dundee IIbs =, Owden-
heath q; Dunfermllno J., Vale OF Leven l +;
East Stirling ., East Fife :; Lochgely 0.
Boness 3; ST. Bernard 0, Johnstone q; sten-
housemuir 2, Arbroath /; Forfar ?, Bath
gate 1.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

Here is an actual photo
graph, unretouched, of
Finkelstein & Maisel overc oat
taken from stock. You can
buy this overcoat, EXACTLY
as illustrated, at actual
WHOLESALE price.
The profit that ordinarily would
go TO the retailer goes back TO
your own pocket-or with this
saving YOU can buy q suit or an
other oVercOat.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Results of Yesterdays
British Football Games

LONDON, Jan. ;.--Results OF league
soccer games played to-day follow:
Third Division, Northern Section-Barrow
., Accrngton s. I; Crewe A. 0. Lincoln City
q Durham 1. Wrexhani Q: Wiganboro o.
Stalybridge ..
First Round OF the English Soccer Cup
Bristol City Q. Sotts Forest o.; Portsmouth 4.
Luton ]; Hull City 8. Middlesbrcugh o:
Leicester G. 2, Clapton @. D; Blackburn
Rovers 1. Southport 1; G!llingham !, Oldham
3; Preston n. Il. 5. Wolverhampton o; New
castle q. Newport o; Manchester Q. 3. Dar-
lington / ; Brighton and III. I. Sheffield L. D;
Southampton 3, South Shields ! Manchester
u. 1, Cardiff 4; cumberland /, Liverpool ] !;
BlRckpooi 1, Watford .; Bradford /. Wednes-
day, o; Everton .. Crystal =. o. Worksop J.
Southend .; Walsall 3, Bradford City j.
Brantford y. Tottenham II. 2; Plymouth J.,
Fulham Il Chelsea 2, West Bromwich A. : ;
Northampton 8. Reading o. Ashton villa 9.
Derby G. ] Swansea o, West Ham o; Swim
don 2, Leeds u /: Burnley ., Huddcrsfield
.; Grlmsby ]. Motifs O. /; Bsrnsley 1, Nor
wieh /; Arsenal 0. Queens Park Rangers Q;
Portvale ., Stoke 4: Bolton I, Bury 0; MIL
wall q, Ashington 2.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
COMMERCIAL vs. BOYS HIGH.
MANUAL VS.. ERASMUS.
RICHMOND hill vs.. CURTIS.

Total ......... iis Total .;:.....;. ~
loard4
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EvANpER vs.. MORRIS.
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MERGE VS.. srUYvEsANT.

Total ...."...... Total ........... .
Evnnder played whlts on the odd numbered
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Us After Cement Trust

Governor Warren T. McCry satisfaction from the
fact that what appeared officials to be collision to
FIX the price Indiana roads looked the sans
to Federal grand jury which returned indictments against
corporations manufacturing cement charging " INV
Sherman
The Governors vigorous protest the State opened bids on
cement for the National three Identical although
submitted by call attention at the time to con
n that seriously eopad complete development of good roads
system in this economical The bids were thrown out
submitted the state was eh@u ~ ~
saving of more thans $4,000
1nob the governor and the Attorney General expressed
selves as satisfied the cement companies
they they powee break up the communion
wisconsin officials similar predcamen did other
States carried on with the companies
little progress the Federal authorities TO
step
in restraint of trade agreement it's breaking up and
the restoration bidding will long way TOWARD
lowering the high of good building
Cement manufacturers frankly Universal Portland
Cement Company in the world sets Its price
and that the Independent companies Obliged has been
the custom in Indiana companies bids the factory
~ p1ug the freight while the
Universal Company factory price the varying
freight rates factory quotations
It has been pointed the objections
by requiring the plants to submit bios on
a nett factory
situation In Indianapolis people engaged
order that they may
with asphalt
specifications have not been closed
nor has Trinidad asphalt that time seemed
possible.
essa asphalt bidders in order to bring down
their prices to he average existing other cities
paving paving contractors
they playing the game
squarey be withheld from
many public improvements undertaken by officials
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Imagination and Monsters

prehistoric monster reported prowng the Patagonan
with lengthy neck and
N a elephant sized body
captured many The financial possibilities
enough Hamilton
agent the dead
whale, feet long
weighs seventyfve times large the
Paagonan monster yet the
thousands
this that interested
unusual, the exceptional
something they haven't got do the old thing
unique way, you your price.
outside
he except gave them a glance
side "a horse
tail ought be- That promised the unusual
exchange their dimes the
merely its tail in the
They goodnaturedl" them what
they n laugh
you psychoogyhuman nature? If much food
interest than the smaller
gonan lizard-monster.
things doubts
up imaginary
wrong idea?
imagination that people strain their gull
bily attempting the imaginary into the real
Be progress to
hind gradually his
evolutionists
achievement
bird That imagination
the flying machine.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
ICELAND
is GOING WET
Reasons Why Island Will
Change Policy.

LONDON, March 16-Icelaud, a plo-
neer in prohibition, having gone dry In
1912, Is about to go wet again.
Mr.. John Magnussen, premier OF Ice
land. says: prohibition has failed
There are" he said during a visit to
London, reasons of frst-class economic
Importance which call for this step.
Spain, for instance, which imports a
great quantity of fish from Iceland, ex-
poets US to take In return a quantity Of
her wines"
Did the Icelander accept prohibition
enthusiastically? Mr.. Magnussen was
asked.
Enthusiasm" he said, SIS not an out
standing characteristic Of our people.
They accepted prohibition--yes, they ac-
cepted It,"
would it he fair to say that internal
pressure to remove prohibition is almost
as strong as the economic reasons2"
well" replied the premier "all good
ministries rule by following the wishes
Of the public; and perhaps 1 have heard
a whisper of discomfort, chiefly from the
poorer classes. The richer people make
no complaints"
Possibly they have private sources
of supply" suggested the 'questioner.
IT hope mott hope not" said Mr..
Magnussen, but I should not know If
this were SOL am a poor man. At all
events, It -officially--owing to Spanish
protests, that l am about to introduce
a bill for the abolition Of prohibition
and the Import Of Wines
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
DEPENDS ON
SYMPATHY OF3
WOMEN JURORS
Defense Hopes for AcquittaI
Of MadaIynne Obenchain as
Case Goes to Jury.

Los ANGELES, March 16.-The Oben-
chain case goes to the jury today. The
fate Of beautiful Madalynne Obenchain,
whose tangled love affairs with three
men resulted in her trial for the murder
Of one Of them, will be In the hands Of
mixed jury, three women and nine men,
before nightfali.
Upon the sympathy OF the three women
Jurors who have followed with streaming
eyes every detail of Madalynnes tragic
story of her forlorn loves and the tragic
ending, the defense depends most heavily
for aCquittal
Something more than the conviction
or acquittal OF Mrs Obenchain rests on
the Jury's decision. The mixed jury
systems existence in California ut least
is at stake The ability Of a woman TO
Judge a sister charged with murder
with love and feminine hopes playing no
small part In the story-wiu be sub
jected to 4 severe test when the jury
goes out.
OF the three men Madalynna loved,
one, j. Pelton Kennedy, is dead and she
is accused Of his murder A second.
Arthur Burch, has been tried for com
plcity in that murder and frequently
has given evidence Of insanity. The third.
Madalynne's first love. Ralph Obenchain,
who gave her up to Kennedy, is defend
ing her.