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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

The official statements recently issued show decided improve
ment conditions of the local banks During all the stress
which the financial world has undergone during the period
fation the Chckaa banks have stood solid as rock fact
which has not only been extremely fortunate the community
but which has also afforded striking testimony concerning the
ability Of bankers and the SAFE manner which
they conduct their business Banking and other
business when the weather fair and brisk carries
the boat along smooth waters but takes captain who
knows his trade to navigate empesossed waters as the
good ship Business has been powng through during the last
months Banks that have not been properly managed gone
down but real bankers have been able test that
conditions have imposed them With the business skies
Frightening the reader will kindly pardon further mixing
of metaphorsand with the storm clouds gradually floating further
the excellent statements issued by banks extremely
gratifying.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

One OF the paragraphors suggests
that the reason why the girls arc
bobbIng their hair ls TO make Il
harmonlze with their clothes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

How does Mr. Harding expect the
farmers To harvest their alfalfa a
he lets II rain all summer? Ills adj
ministration should give more heed
to the needs Of the sturdy tlllors of
the soil.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

The aurora boroals Is frequently
accompanied by sound.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24
! BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

4 A MORNING PRAYER
. Create In me a clean heart.
" o God; and renew right
spirit within me. - Psalm
f:10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

"Dlfficultlcs are things that show
what men are. Selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

Our own idea about II Is that for
smal-town excitement stuff II is
mighty hard to beat runaway
team.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

81 Simp says he notices that the
merchants always do more business
when trade Is good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

It is going to be hard but some
how Wen have to get along without
the college girls for few months.
Here's wishing all of them happy
vacation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

But no matter how hard worker
man is, he isn't going to have
very large bank account unless he
learns to spend less than he makes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

start Greatest Grady Campaign
of Wildcatting"-headline. Doesn't
that listen better than any jazz you
ever heard?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-24

There is mighty little danger that
you will swat too many flies. They
are menace TO health. II you
don't believe It, ask DR.. Dawson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

Many Nsrr4aSs Licen'cs fs
1hc marriage license clerk. Miss Lucy
c.chrsn in the Probate ontce had
h,,s, dav SATURDAY issuing licenses 20
x.d nurlnS tho day twelve eoup'ss
v.r. granted licenses which Is the moa'
that has bern issued in one DAY tor *eF-
eral months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

present: Mrssrx ard McSdn mos: r. r.
Minimize. Emil Schmidt and l.. J. M!Ilc'
.''' -N'Ss Mary. MAT M M,i lion
\ musical comedy entitled mary
Millions" w1l! he given in the high
school AUDITORIUM. friday evening. ApriI
?S,h. by ia" First CHRISTIAN rhnr"h; I'm. IN.
church. TIL" prize Of 80 cents VII nc
charged. ard seats viii r" reserved. This
- 4 very pleasing little play and no on"
should miss II.
Lost evening In tn" Pr"sh> 'c1lan
Oh i-,'h very pleasing musiyal rantata
was rendered h" tho choir. The cantta
told III" story "f the Crucifixion and
Lecture ana ,st.reoptaeon views.
Tuesday cv0nlns W G. MCC:luskey
vii girc his lecture Tho Land Of tho
Midnight sun" 4, the NJ F.. church. AZ
ter ~" lecture atrrcopticon views WI
l." 10 shown. No admission viii hs
'."''". II and every one is cordially In
vit4d.
warwood Personals
VI" and Mrs. Fred Morrison. ~
Wheeling. visited AT the homo OF MI
and Mr. W,liA% HHss %S sicb agd chill
drsn. R"tty and Edgar. of Wheeling
were visitors here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Kcllar and
daught"r. laura lane. "f McMrchcn'
wcr" N" visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
TiCh" yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry RoCcrson and
daughter. Wanna May. spent yesterday
with fricrLS in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. l. !. ShirlY. NJ Column.
bus, q. formerly Of warNood. motorcd
Ia Warwood yesterday to visit old
friends.
Edward Tell. o. W V. l.. will re-
turn 10 school To day, after visiting at
hi, homo hcrN
Misses Grace McEIfrcsh and kath-
erinc NOcllinrrr have returned from
tho Liicrary-rnr'rSt ut Morgantown.
Edward SrniEh will return TO Morgan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
Pimp|y? Well, Don't Be
People Notice 1t. Drive Them Off
With DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets.

aimp'y face viii not cnHarrass %ou
much longer If you get pa"Ndce OF
r- Edwards Olive Tablet tn" SAN
should BEGIN 10 Gear after You have
taken the tablets a Gew nights
Cleans the blood ooae!s and liver
with Dr Edwards olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for CO lomei. there
no sickness or pain after taking thenN.
Dr. towards olive Tablets do that
which raIomcl does. and JuSt as cf"c-
,iycly. but their action i gentle anu
.,re instead % severe and irritating.
No one who takes t!ire Tablets ~
over cursed with 4 dark brown taste.
\ bad breath. IA dull. i%tle"a no good
rc.Uns. constipation. torpid liver. bad
di:pos.tiun or pImply face.
olive Tablets arc purely vegetable
r.,mpouud MIXED with olive oil: you viii
know tn"m BY their olive color.
I.r Edwards "pent ears among pa
,;,n,x aCC.irIrd with liver and howe.
rou,pla rts. :md D!.N" Tablets ar" the
lp,rrasci, ric,r,Ie result THN" or" or
80 ~. nj. '"r " week e" h''A mn' h
".',,, .rl zee! AMI ."''~. -. '".l "a
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
EASTER SUNDAY
GLORIOUS DAY
FLOWERS AND cos TUNES
BIooMEo GENEROUSLY.
WHILE THE SUN SHoNe
RADIAkTlY.
ProceSsio Of Autos on streets dno
Roads-AlI Churches Arc
Thronoed.
Easter flowers and Easter costumes

Easter flowers and Easter costumes
bloomcd brightly yesterday IN t"e
most perfectly glorious Easter GA!
that one could imagine. II special
reouest for perfect day had oeen
sent 70 the weather man, he could not
have been moro accommodating IN ue'
)iveriny the special brand which nc
nresented 10 Wheeling yesterday IL
vas one TO DO remembered Even the
most soue~visagrd and pesslm,stc
could not help but take on new me
and try 10 absorb some Of the spirit
~ the day. Flowers bloomed every
wherein gardens, around INC "aihS
OF town houses. on the Island. ana III
the suburbs tho houses ana lawns
wsA CAV with them. They oloomeo.
too, lust as brightly on the women $
hats for the ladies arc bursting into
eolors again this year. and they nope
~ outshlne even tte SlorioS OF too
flower world as time goes ana the
sA,son vaxcs warm. Predictions are
that We arc in for 4 color season; mat
aver, hodv, old and YOUNG. is gong 10
blossom into the most star'lnS SudusH
IMAGINABLE. So the flowers WIN oe
busy keeping their hucs bright II they
want 70 attract attention.
Hundreds Of automobiles motoreo
nut into the country to enjoy IN" won.
der,ul weather end take advantage OF
the fact that tha hills arc oloom'nE
with a most gorgeous assortment Oh
riId flowers. as they proved toward
evening, when many dozens OF carS
could be seen returning. laden win
blossoms OF all kinds. Those VINO
have been into the hills say that never
has there been a more beautiful as
tortment and profusion Of carly spring
flowers.
Churches Thrcnasd.
Wheeling churches we're ,hronSed
At both morning and evening services
nth demure young ladies from Nhorn
rho sweet essence OF spring flowers
and Mary Garden" arose and cast an
etmos phere OF rerosetulness over tho
sanctuaries.
And who will dispute the statement
that it vas a gorgeous day Tor
stroll, According 10 female custom
groups OF twos and threes could be
seen parading the streets. with arms
linked. and lips set for an ever read!
smile.
And after evening church service,
~ such vas the case. wasn't II delight
ful 70 sit on the front porch and ratcn
the passers-ey?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stdeoottom OF
Marietta street.
James Clark Probation Officer NJ
Martins Ferry was in town on business
Saturday.
\ J. Cellar Of Flushing was rhiiIrS
on loca friends Sunda!
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell Of
Martins Ferry spend Sunday ~ the
homo Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Mitchell OF East Main street
Miss Peulah .Tonce spcnt the Weekend
~ tho h"nr" ot hcr parents in Shah, =
side.
George Ellis OF Flushing was visitor
IN 81. Tl,-svilln yesterday.
Mrs. Lawrence Van Horn and sor ~
Mnrgantown. w. Va. arc spending f"w
days at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. John
Van Horn Of Marietta street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
County Pair = Success.

The County Fair given on laS' nnrS
asv and Eriday evenings ny tn" M"kG''
yev Class Of tho Methodist Churrh IN
the church parlors was decided success
over two hundred persons attending ca'n
night OF the fair. Over Slon.on was
cleared by the class which will 80 TO-
wards the new church fund.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
ST. CLAlRSvILlE

number Of cases nave poem eet iva
/, hearing. before judge Warren ". Co"eh
In common pleas court during the com
hR week Friday Will be gwen over
70 tie hearing OF contested divorces oy
judge. ave having bccn act Tor 'nS'
date. The assignment for inc week to'-
lows.
Monday, April l7-s. II. su,ntf Va
EeSSio Mattucci In &c. Simeon t7ck'
erinG. Admir-, VS. Clara hc|iussase
CT al.
TUESDAY. April ts-chr'stia9 Stewart
VS., Ida Bickmeir. SCOTT Gordon IS
Arch r. Foslc ct a. Joseph Massa vs.:
Arch T. Fogle Ct a.. \. NJ. Drummono
rs. John Drummond CT al.
Wedne sday. April t2-S: Wells vs. The
Oui;a oil & Gas Co. Salem l. Hoover
rs. Dc,sie q. sanel, ct al.
THURSDAY. April c0--Charles Am:cn
VS.. Ida Baker Charles G. LAWS vs.,
Joseph Lass c; al Mary Morgan vs.
Michael T. Lindelof ct al.
Contested Divorce Cases
Friday, April eli w Hannahs "a.
laura p. Hannahs Mary Mike ~.
George Miiko. Bertha Sayrr ~. Car
.nce sayre. Margaret F. Wagner rs.
G.. T.. n. +. Wagner. Albert Remington
New Asnsnmsnt
Tn, SECOND Assignment, OF Rses for
tho Snrnre- term of common Meas
rou-, vas made b. Clrr< o, courts I'm
boff Saturday. N"uds' April - va
\. for tho arrsJ<un' 'at Of prisoners.
,n6irt.d At IN" ce'ort term ~ Tra"7
Jury. The petit jury vii! also APPEAR
or tina, date fo- tho hrst tim" this
,,rm AVID the "eck viii he given oN"7
10 the ,ria! OF cases. The complete as
siSnment follows:
lssI-rmcnt No. Monday. April -
Irrairnrrcnt ~ p-'~": crs tJuryD
Norbert r. Gardner. 9, a. vs.. /.
Rocco.
Tuesday. April %:
Iohn comfort: -. tinted States Raj
road administration.
George =. Templr IS. W. +. hhilEorH.
Wednesday. April %e:
Scco,o MaraSi -. Eauitabl" '.'fc In
surancc company.
The Eamo Tire & Rubber cnnnran y
Va. Forest T.. Martin. :, al.
THURSDAY. April =;
J. Ross Myers. :, al rs. y p. Nh"ury.
John Drummond rs A ". p'Am'nond'
Friday. April IS
The Doudna Lumber company VS..
Mrs, Maud Dunlap. et al.
Probate Court
Goa, noroyan. deceased Notice to
- ~, r,,urned and filed endorsed
r ,c-,,cc Testimony %
,-.h- p,,kc taken. reduced L"
800 -rbc signature of Iii.
WIZ a." d.c.ascd witness was
proved by testimony OF TWO "itnc"s".
Hhcn wa 49, t,,oa - nroh,,c and
nieh VIZ
record oroerc" s.,, ~,
Hia i"oo 'n1 .,i,,I,> f,lcd
ava app o,icn md ,orsc,, -
vim "~,' nn,, If r,, rcs,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

A. A. Davis OF Morr!sto~n Was
business caller here Saturday.
Mrs. clyde Hatcher has returned ~
her home in Pittsburgh. after SPEND
Ing a wee kat the home OF her parents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
WARWOOD
ITEMS fer this column may be left
ut Mcnamara Drug store for M!ss
Elisabeth Mcclure, correspondent


silver Gross Circle,
The Silver Cross Circle 81 King
daughters will meet this evening AT tho
homo OF Miss Carmen Nogley. on Ninth
street. This rirClr will haN" charge 81
tho music at the union meeting Of King -
daughters at thu PrcShytcriau church.
on May 9th. ard will mako arrangements
for somc special music at III" meeting
This evening. After tho business meet
INK social time will he enjoyed.
Entertained Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John OTonnrr delight
fully entertained few fr'cnIs at their
home yesterday with dinner PARTY. The
table WAS decorated very pretty IN Keep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

con stttution and schedule OF the la4enA
snd it is expected all plans will Be na.
ished.
The league was Started three weeks
ago. and Is has not met Win nuch
success. There arc many who are inter-
estcd, and plans are TO complete tho
schedule and formally accept the con-
stitution tomorrow night a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
MEET TUESDAY
Representative Of Teams Of z. II. G. A.
Baseball League Will Consider
Schedule

Representatives Of tho ten teams In
tho Y. NJ. c. A Sunday School basehah
League will gather tomorrow evening IN
the association building to consider the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

The biggest coward Is the one Who 10
afraid to do right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
filed, arseONSa - record ordered.
Realty Deedn

49,, and I,,iI
=. / htmS - ~ n,chland
'"STdhee. ''"'' -
'Np u.-v T. Moore
Fred ~. Moore ana May
20 y. ~ NS''",'' y,,,s addl-
Lots NO. - - "in =" 80 sIIOu.
'Gn 10 hc'''|,,t, Inc, I.hilbr.ck.
r-,, - ,a,d - ruI;ncy Twp. 81.
I1an,!. ~ Ovcrhaush and Anna Is.
C,,,-r,,-h To- Louis Shores. Tract Of
,,,t -, :, ,"ai-sv,llc. SO
Icndrv Williams and I'"' al" ~
r,ms - Nn-r,. t1ikan. 10; 80 s? OF
r,1,r.r.. saith addition 10 Shad!S'dc'
$40
M,,r-,, : INSTEAD AID Lulu II Mil
/. Metro, and Elizabeth NC
lirry 10, No. - Of barnard & Cow
ana addition to Rcllaire. $40.
Dcss,c Y Scot and John r Scott I"
u.,,,,,rd Tract oC land in
pwrSa N""a'"""'
I r,,,, !, Enr,, t. Horse
T." . fo' "". ',"," T-,r, Of land in
W., u.,.,,ir~ g.
/" l. lhS'h h"n N''' r,,-.;, one.
ian TuStn ana wa. =, ,:o.h,r
half interest IN 'ra'' o. '''"'
James X ""rd'n IN" '' ,n,,an Tns,in
and Eth"i .. a"""'" , %n - and
and Mary \. uE'," roi,,ont 81.
lS9 in l.ynnS 2n"'''"' NJ;,b Tus-
James h. Gordon - az ,t land
tin and Mary y. UH''.
in Goshen two W.
Marriage Licenses
,,. Rel ACC 40. 'ele-
'"'" ~ cambridge. and Mary
gray" 'p pa,o- 40 ~ Of Barnes
MarSu"r"' ,.norc, performed the
VIC rev
cerrr"H - u,-,c, &C. -. teacher Of
nr! - ,c-ssv and Ruth Ear
-. -, C'n,crain.
duhar. ,',.,n - farmer. and
Earl D. h'.N'e A,-..- age so.
Mrs. Ros" NARY .,,," prv ". ".
both OF -.
Morton r"rtormrd "nr o. . coal
Charles \ec'i Lane - Ms II.zel
miner &C Martins rcrnH' p-;arcnort
ElEdoF." 81 q coal miner.
loo Ca"n'rd!, 49, 80 - both OF
and Gladys M~'ar'!' "eo
scla're' o r1,umond. age 2s. a
ln'"'"S $1,000 -, 81, C1alrsville.
s'a' wo,r 400 70. If Bridge
ann MHrs ". ~ vortnn performed the
port. N'N' W v"
ceremony. ns school
TonaS ho\d row." ,Si,v,he,n Moore.
teacher. and Ienn'" n., " e
aEo 30. both o. ~
Patterson r"r we" co,I r,iner
Mah Gme'ha' axe r-non,. arr
Of Rel'a'se' ana -, n Davies
a. OF LANSING SUI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

SPORTS COSTUME
Silk krepe knit and the vivid
color scheme OF gray and fame AS
SUR this costume OF Its place In
the fashionable world. The cape 10
particularly Jaunty for Il fastcns
towards the left and Is cut shorter
IN that side sn II may be thrown
over the shoulder. AStrakan trims
collar and cuffs
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
KENTUCKYFEATURE
WON BY GANCWAY
Under Clever Ride by Ken.
nedy Defeats Jeanne Bow
DIRE in Stretch Drive.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. s1-Al G.
Barnes Circus. a counter attrac-
ton in Louisville today. tied up
the street car service with its
street parade so badly that the
post time at Churchill Downs had
TO be set back twenty minutes
this afternoon in order to give
the public time to reach the track,
The main event of the day was
the Tyler Hotel purse. the fifth
number on the card. the public
choice, Gangway. winning in a gru-
elling finish from Jeanne Bowdre
with Alta Boy II third, half a length
back. Jeanne Bowdre led from the
drop of the flag to fifty yards from
home and looked a sure winner
but Kennedy made a strong finish
on Gangway, winning by a short
head
The results:
First Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; six. furlongs: Queen High. 9e
(McGraw). (fieldD. 1850. 4.sO. $50;
Whirl. "a (Harvey), $40, 7.90; Wind.
ing Through, 90 CYerrat), (field)
$50. Time. 1871 Nom. Bright
Trash. Flycast Lieut.. Colonel. Krem.
lin. Pahaskie. Youneed. Ed Gar
rison, Moon Winks. Approval also
ran.
Second Race - For 2-year-olds;
five futIongs:. Layol. TIFF 7(M! Gar
ner), $50. $50. $50; Irish Rose. liz
(Gray). 4.2o. $40: Fernandos. 112
(Kennedy). 400. Time. 1:01 As
MarJoret. Put and Take. Auntie
EN-. Jube. Mammon also ran.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; mile and a sixteenth: Black
Thong. 10s GRAY. $3.50. 1910, $50;
Runquoi. 1os (Mooney). $50. 4.sO;
Nurture, 1oS (Connelly). 500. Time
1:47 2-5. sempronia. Vellacik. Wal
nut Hall, Puzzle. Nominee also ran.
Fourth Race - For 2-year-olds;
five and a half furlongs: Leslie.
1o6 (HeupeD. 14.1o. 7.so 40; Fair
Alice, 90 (Smith). $50. $40; Full
spoon, 100 CIV. PooD, $50. Time,
1:07. Mary P Gardner. Elizabeth
Jewell. Manicure Maid, Rustem
Wild Eyes also ran.
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; six furlongs: Gangway. III
(Kennedy). $50. 2.40. 2.20; Jeanne
Bowdre. 100 CHeupeD. $50. 2.2o;
Alta Boy II. 103 (Owens). $50.
Time, 1:12. Pegasus. Commander
McMeekin also ran.
Sixth Race-Maiden 2-year-olds;
five furlongs: aResting Time, 112
(Garner). ESQ. 2.20. 2.20: bSweet
Lady, 112 (HeupeD. 400. 400; aHes-
kiluna. 112 (Scobiel. 2.20. Time
1:004-5. Royal Maid bPoke Bon
net. Eastern Star. Needy. Bedazzle
also ran.
a-Montfort Jones entry. b-Gal-
laher Brothers entry.
Seventh Race For 3-year-olds
and up; mile and a sixteenth: Le-
foudre, ss (owens). 1910, $50. go;
Virgo. 10s Up. Jones). 500. $40
DR.. Gilbert. 107 (van Dusen). $40
Time. 1:4s is. Jordan. Inquiry
whippet. Hullo, Carnarvon also ran
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
Louisville Entries.

First Race-Purse. $1,000: claim
'Glyn. 81; Bright Leaf. "a: 'Birdie
1902: Prince Wells. 102: Lady Moth
er. 1o4; 'Spats. 1o4: Lima Clark,
lO5; Lord Allen 107: Lugs. 1o7;
1nquisition. 1903: Wayward Lady
11o; Bill Star. Ill.
Second Race-Purse. $1,000: q
year-old colts and geldings: Ave
and a half furlongs: Pompous. lis;
Lucky Run. lis: Indian Trail, lis;
Gail Ford. lis; Captain Adams. IFS
Albert La 115; Rencelaw, us: aThe
Clown, lis: aSeawrack. lis.
a-Montfort Jones entry.
Third Race-S1.200: claiming: s.
year-olds and up: fllies and mares
mile and seventy yards: Florida
Blossom ss: 'Ruby. 100: MAY Rose
100; 'Locut Leaves. 1902: Mavehena
105: Margaret Atkin. 105: Pongee
105; Megan LOG: Cutup. 1os; 'Geor-
gette. 1903: Escarpolette. 112.
Fourth Race-s1, 200: claiming; 2.
year-olds: five and half furlongs
Lady Vennie. 104; Lilac Time. 1914
Miss Lady. 104: Penna. 107, 'Dearie
107: Harry Loewel. 1o7: Rold Gold
107: Finday. 107.
Fifth Race-s1.200: claiming: the
Middletown, 3-year-olds and up: one
mile: 'Buster. 1903; Cloudleship
1903: Brotherly Love. 10s; Cherr,
Tree. 109: 'Neddam, 110.
Sixth Race-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 2-year- -olds; fve and a hal
furlongs: 'Ted's Plum. 112; 'Yor'
ick 1O2: Kinsman, 107: Jupiter, 107
Mart OHara. 10; Ormont, 110; Tay'
lor Hay, 115.
Seventh Race Purse. $1,000
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; mil'
and a sixteenth: LONELINESS. 106
Black Watch II, 100: Gem. 1os; They
Shall Not Pass. 112: Lou Widrig
40; Black Thong. 112; Castle Reagh
40.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
Connaught Park Results.

First Race-For 3-year-olds: six
furlongs: Toy Miss. LOG (Erick-
son). 7.s0. 3.55. $40: Icon. 1os (No-
Ian). $50, sos; Pohokus. 1o6
tMoore). 12.55. Time. 1913 As. Ben
gore. Allah. Jacobean. Smilee. Melo-
drama. May Maulsby. Bobadil also
ran.
Second Race-For S-year-olds and
up: six furlongs: Kuklux. 10S
(Barnes). $50. ASS. $50: Col. MUIR
ply, 1o3 (Arvin). 5525. $3.50: Ola
lee, 1O6 (Garrett). 1910. Time. 1:14.
Glenn. Mike. Propaganda, Tarascon.
Dancing Girl. Cock O. the Main also
ran.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds: six
furlongs: Assume. 1os (Erickson).
$50. 3.25, $50: Max Gold. s6 (Wails,,
405. $50: Horinga. "a (Organ),
7.60. Time. 1:132-5. Mabel Cur
tbs. Ras, Pittsburgh. Quaker. Finan-
cial Rooster. Chow. Pretender also
ran.
Fourth Race-For 2-year-olds: six
furlongs: Doc Gaiety. 10s lander
son). $50 $40. $50; Maypole. 10s
(Erickson). 500. $40: Anapriza. 1o5
(Rowan). $40. Time. 1:14 As. Pris-
ma. Honeys Jewel. Game Scrapper
also ran.
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up: mile and seventy yards: Red
Stone. 1oS (walls). 9.25. 4.s5. 800:
Harmonious SO (GarretD. $40. 3.65:
Sangrado, 96 (Wallace). 2.s5. Time.
1:43 2-5. Duke John. Martin A.
Noonan, Lads Love also ran.
Sixth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up: mile and an eighth: Chefa.
101 (Thomasl $50. 3.05. $40: Hand
full. 10 (Carey). 2.9o. $50: Troma,
9S (Anderson). 5.65. Time. 1:5s S-s
Tokalon March. Ferrum. Great
Hawk, George c. Jr., Capt. Evans
also ran.
Seventh Race For 3-year-olds:
mile and an eighth: Kentish Boy.
ss (walls), 11.35, 5.25. sos; Secre-
tary. 1o4 (Corry). 4.35. $50; Piedra.
107 (Anderson). $50. Time. 1:5S 3-5.
Doyle. George Duncan. Fizer. Plan
taredee. Mary Jane Baker ALSO ran.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
Connaught Park Entries.

First Race-Claiming: 3-year-
olds and up: furlongs: Ross r..
113: Ras. 1l0: Propaganda. 107: wi
brate. 102: Freely Sneezy. SO: Allah.
110: Laura 107; AL Pierce, 1o4; CAL
livant. 101.
Second Race-Claiming: 3-year-
olds and up; furloncs: Ola Lee.
107: Jacobean, 104: Commander Co.
lin. 104: Ardito, 101: 'Kinetic. 106:
Pittsburgh, 107; Golden Chance 104;
Hopeful. 1o2: 'Joyce Hoffman. 90.
Third Race-claiminE: 3-year-
olds and up: 6 furlongs: Peter Piper.
115: Betsinda, III: Lee Enfield. 1o9 /:
Titania. 1o6: Anticipate us; Beverly
Belle. Ill; Dark Ages 107; Redmon.
106
Fourth Race-Claiming; ]-year-
olds and upward: foaled in Canada /:
one mile and seventy yards: Blarney
Boy. 114: Bengore. 107: Jac&shrine.
1903: 'War Fox. 90: Primo. 107; Are
al, 106; 'Bassano Boy, 90; Indian
Prince, 9s.
Fifth Race-Claiming: 3-year-
olds and upward: one mile and
seventy yards: Dark Hill. lis;
katherine Rankin, los: Brass
Tacks, 105: St. Paul. 1o1: Blue Rib
bon. 90; Lads Love 113: Murray. LOG;
Bengalese, 1903; sHello Pardner, 100.
Sixth Race-Claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; one mile and seventy
yards: Bright Morning, 96; Rock
Silk, 101; Ola Lee. 90; Capt. Evans.
los; Bandolero. 90: Moll Cut Purse,
es; Myrtle Crown, 100: Yelled Col
leen. IS Sweet Kiss. 90.
seventh Race-Claiming: 3-year-
olds al up. one mile and sevAn' -
yards: Plartarede. III; Iron Boy,
los. T.oyle. 106: Cavalier. LOG: Mary
Jane Pakc-. Ill : Briarcliff, 102:
Cremonia, 90; Dancer. Ill: American
Eagle, ia; Duke Ruff, los: Tan H.,
1nl: Comment, 100: Aunt Lin, -;
sGeu.ee duncan. 96.