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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Tittmann Will Give
Recital Sunday At
First Presbyterian

Sunday afternoon, December 81. at 4
O'Clock. Charles Trowhrdgc Tittman Is
TO sing a recital in the auditorium OF tho
First Presbyterian church, He Is rrcog-
nIzed throughout this country as an
authoritative orator;p ami festival singer
and his services are sought year after
year.
He is 10 sing in Pittsburgh on Friday
night of this week as bass solo!iSt IN
a production Of The messiah" 10 be
given In Carnegie hail by tho M"nd"!s-
snhn choir of 100 voices. His program
in Wheeling will include n wide variety
OF song literature and will contain sew
cral oratnrI" excerpts as well as songs
from STANDARD composers. The recital
Is ca"sinr considerable interest in music
circles locally as he has never been
heard in this section before. There Is
no admission but rrccwil offering Ia
10 be taken for the music fund Of the
First church, under whose auS0ircs the
recital is TO he given. Edwin.M Steckel
will nc tho accompanies.
Mr.. Ti;lmann has a PERSONAL letter
rom H." w"ll-known conductor. Walter
DumroSCh which he received following
IN "n"arcmcnt with the New York Ora
;oro soc!r:" last year. The testimonial
which came entirely unsolicited, Is as
follows:
My dear Mr.. Tit:mann: !; gives me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
TWO THOUSAND RAILROADS AND
TRENDS EXPECTED TO ATTEND
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT
Elaborate Program Arranged-cabare:
Froltcs, parcine and Addresses
Will Feature.


FuIIy wv" thousand baltimore y ONO
ratir";.l 'mplt!"S their friends and
fan'lie-. arc expected to ait'hu inc
sixth anHua' divisional bali /" Il" h"Il
this evening in tho convention hall q!
the Market auditorium.
Tho cycn, ,r,r'srs TO cclinsc any.
,hIu,, or :, .im,l,r nature cyor held in
Wrrr,lnc ri" IAN has been beautiful
Is decorated fer ,hc occasion. experts
rr,r rr;caro n:rinr been lmr~utcI fnr
,ho y.nrk \ d,;irh,.rl Janarrs,. effect
lag hrcn carried out i'm r.. decorations
ihn rn,,ni,;aa Z, ,h,rr, heinz DESTROYS
e rr,,,i,;n an oriental atunsnhc~c.
,..a,.. ,,.,.,, ,no 49,.
"'','' ','I"'' "''' IS 49, 80,
az 'iuS''' a'"r'S |''' "'',I ',''
mon TEXTURES W." ",'''" ,'',. B."
general good time - "ANH't'' az "'''
at'n4.
Music for the occasion VII! b" CUR
r:shed hv IN. Musical Imps orchestra.
r'rcrc u.n ~ q DANCES on the program
with lO-m!nu'c intermlssIonS.
->re orcni,y address, vii, he made ~
" Car,o~ ~.nc-,l chairman or the
l., ,ona N,or 1bn,nos T.
o"r'i"''''e -" .",'' -, hc.
'n"''eI W'' wv
"a' Vi VIC CIV
DANCING VIII 'eE'n ~ "'"m T. ~, 49,,
continue until midnight. Inc capd'''
program:
Character and COMEDY songs ,,
.......... Bert Hars''a''
French and English Songs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

Or. J. &. Payne. formerly ot ClarNs-
burg. but now In charge Of organization
work for the independent Order Of For
esters in the District of Columbia. VIII
be In MoundsvIlle tonight and Will adj
dress the local lodge Of ForcSters. y
large class Is to be initiated. This class
was organized by District Manager
Thomas f. Watson. under whose dtrec-
ton the extension of Forestry ha1 boon
placed In this section by STATE Manager
e. B. Hardesty. of Clarksburg.
Arrangements for the meeting arc be-
Ing made by Mrs. Mary Lockwood. chief
ranger of the MOundsvllle lodge ot For
esters Or. Payne is making his first
visit to tho state following his elevation
from the post Of state physician Of the
lodge in West Virginia to chief of or
ganzation In tho district of COLUMBIA. He
Is still held In tho Forester organization
as one Of the leading STAFF physicians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
BELLA|RE TOT
BADLY BURNED
TRIES to Evtinguish Planes from Surn-
Ing Newspaper and Clothing
Catches Fire.

His clothing catching IRE as he leaned
over TO extinSuish The flames from a
burning newspaper - the dining room
ct his parents home John Mitchell. {"
son Of Nr. and Mrs. George Mitchell o:
North Franklin street. Bellaire. was ser
lousy burned about the head. neck and
breast at IL o'clock yesterday morning.
q. Hearing the latte tots agoaizcd cries
the mother drShed 20 the scene from an
upstairs room AID beat the flames and
sparks out with her hands.
Or. c W. Kirkland who was im:ucii-
etc; called, dressed the burns. II"
stated last nigh. that The child would
recover.
The little boy. VIII IS I Cch"I Il ga
yo-ite IN tie no!chhorH"oi IN which he
lives. went downstairs for pair o:
slippers. II w,ts dark and 10 N~E,cd !
mach. dropping 4 on ;he newspaper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

Ger, Of Hancock county, and Sheriff Jeaef
Stephens of Brooke county.
The convention will be held upon the5
recommendation CT Walter 8. HallanAa,S
state tax commissioner, for two pufes
poses: To discuss the work OF tbeS
county sheriff with the view OF brfnRs
ing about more uniformity in the adruia.
istration of the office: to study fhe
mods Of lie office in the way OF con-:
structive legislation.
overall leading men In the state WflIs
deliver addresses before this conven.s
Ton. Following The roll call by Sherilfi
Conley Of Fayet:e county, and the open.S
Ing address BY the association prest.;
deni. Sheriff Hatfield. at the forencoHss
session Of January 3. Governor MofgAAs
will talk upon the subject. THE Dutie1S
OF the Sheriff in Law Enforcement" NrEEsj
Hallanan will them discuss The Dudee7
Of the Sheriff as Fiscal Officer.
The closing feature OF the first days;;
viii he the banquet at the Hotel ka. i;
nawhS. 1T n. m, with ex-GoSern0rs
". 4. MacCorkie presiding as toast.s
c.aStcr ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
B, & O, EMPLOYEES GATHER HERE
TONIGHT FOR SIXTH ANNUAL BALL
St. Luke's Choir to Give
Oratoria AT Martins Ferry

lIandels beautiful oratorio, the Mes
sIah." will DC repeated Ivy the choir OF
ST. Lunc's church In the rrcsby: crtan
'huIch OF Martins Ferry. OF. SUNDAY.
De 'omher 81. at ESQ o'clock, at which
time several Of the solotsts who sanG
IN the Couri theatre when the ora,or!o
vas presrntcd two years ago. VIII h"
beard. The dirH,tor. Mrs. Flora WI
Hams has cal,-i rehearsal for tra
Messiah" at 80 p. III. Saturday, n
s.. Lukc's church. and Il full attend
ancc OF thN augmented choir Is desired.
Mr.. Williams s. going To- Pittsburgh
cu Friday to attend the performance Of
the "Mnsstah" given by the Mrndelssohr
club 0: Pittsburgh Therefore. there
vii! no rehearsal Of the choir Fri
day evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

great pleasure herewith to testify to the
nigh quality OF your work with the
New York Oratorio society and the New
York Symphony orchestra. under my d.
rcct!on. Your voice is beautiful, vibrant
and ~ mpathetic and your delivery high
ly Intelligent. I am especially pleased
NTH your singing OF Bach.
with best wishes for your future
career. | remain
Very sincerely yours.
(S!gncd) walter DAMROSCl1."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
SHER|FFS
FROM DISTRICT
To CHARLESTON
Annual Meeting OF Law Enforcing OH
cials to Convene Next wednss-
day At Capital.

Four snc.iffs from the Panhandle dis
lesion where they will attend the an
nual convention Of the West Virginia
shrriffs' association TO he held on next
Wednesday and Thursday.
They are: Sheriff Harry r. Cluuse
Gf Ohio county: Sheriff John Hazlctt 81
Marshall county: Sheriff J. S. d. Mcr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Traction Co. Responsible
For Boys Death-Coroner

ht,c- thorough T. ves;igat:"u into
the case = Curtis R!el. Jr.. BrockSidc
led who did a week ago OF injuries re-
caived when hit ~ traction ca.
Coroner Clyde HardeSty yesterday an
uounced that ;he Wheeling Traction
company was responsible" for the death
Testimony showed according 10 TIE
coroner. hat the motorman did not ex.
ercise proper caution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

1t is rumored that buses will be
placed in service in the East End TO
serve the present lack OF service prop
,ems since the East End loop" ca
on the City Railway Company lines
has been discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
City Briefs

Only one change will be made at
tlN county building on January l,
when officers elected at the last cleo.
ton will take office. The new ONT
Ger will be John NJ Garden. who sue
ceeds Henry Stock - county commits.
siouer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

". Il. Taylor. Steve Roe and Mike
Tayl~r wHre held under $500 bond yes
terday by L. s. Commi ;Sioner ". ,.
Cotton. on Il charge of violating IN"
prohibition laws. The" were arrest
ed by Federal prohibition officers n
a raid a: !04 National road. Fulton.
Tuesday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

Carl II. Davis was alec'el noble
grand of Excelsior .odge No. 40, !. y.
.. F., at an election Of officers Tues
day night. Other Off RS were: S. ~.
Csr1ahan. vice grand: A!rin LII Win
tiers. secretary; Raymond Bauer,
treasurer; Albert Bauer, trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
PASS rEEN ON

II smile should your way-pass II
on,
Or. II love to you should stray-pass
Il on,
Christmas cheer you, too. should
share-pass Il on!
Gifts for which you do not care-pass
them on.
0CLOA A. FULLER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

City council will meet in spec,a!
session tomorrow evening to con-
slider the awarding OF the contract tor
the installation of the power ami
pumping machinery for the proposed
water filtration plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
WASN'T INTOXICATED

J. W. Heller of Short Creek wants It Il
70 be known that he is not the Heller
who was arrested in this city last week 4
Tor being intoxicated. 1t is believed Z
that the man arrested assumed the
name Of Heller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

Acco ding to City Health Commits.
siouer nr w II. A.cLain. there wero
1.1"9 inspections made by the health
department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

Dull times in the movie studios have
brought wages down from ten and
twelve dollars a day for extras TO three
and four dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

japanese firms arc buying sccas IN m
Oregon to c-place forests as the! as
cut down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

A!rplancs are used in the Holy Lang
to deliver mail.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
Louisville Entries.

First Race-s1.40O; allowances.
S-year-olds and upward: s furlones:
dolores, 95: James p. Brown, 100:
banker Brown. 100; Deadlock. 100;
Cherry Tree, 1903: Col. Baker, 1o7;
Coyne, Ill; Tentados. 104: rablea u
oHonneur, q ia; Angon, 1ls.
second Race-s1,300; maiden Q
year-olds; 4 furlongs: Monaradella,
115; oui oui, 115: Little Ann, 115:
Mamie Smith. lis; Punta corda.
lis: Roma. lis.
Third Race-s1.aoo: claiming; s.
year-olds; mile: 'Billy Star. 1o3:
Lonicera. 1o3; 'Petie. l05; Bonera
Blue. 106: 'Dorius, 107; DR.. Little,
lOS; Colossus, 110; Casey, uo,
Fourth Race-s2,00o: 3-year-olds
ana upward; l lie miles: Kinburn,
lO3; Blanche Mac, los; Brotheriy
Love, 106: Marjorie Hynes, 10:
Lady Madcap. 113: Mimic IL. 11s.
Fifth Race-s5.o00 added: 2-year-
olds; Az furlongs: DR.. Glenn. III:
Jack Bauer. III; aKing Solomon's
Seal. III; aScarlet Bugler, III: Tri-
umph, III; Tusten. III; Golden
Crest, III; Easter Belle. 1922: Blue
Nose, 1872: Larchmont. 1872: bSham-
rock, 1922; bDan E. O'Sullivan, 12s:
Prince K, 125.
al. B. Smith entry. bM. Jones
entry.
Sixth Race-Purse $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; Z fur
longs: FOX. ss; 'Fred Kinney, 1os;
'Archie Alexander. 106; Last Rose,
los; Penwell, 106; MAY BodinA,
10S; Ruby, 100; Nominee. Ill; Skiles
Knob. Ill: Pyx, Ill; Ring Rose, III:
Brown Check, Ill; Escarpolette,
113; Bond, ia; Trooper, ia; 'Har-
ry B., 100; Red Legs, Ill; Hope,
los; Be Good, s6; Sergeant York.
los; Courtship, III.
Seventh Race - Purse $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and upward,
l lis miles: 'Hinkle. s5; Quick
View, 105; 'Cheer Leader, 10s; Co.
rilla, los; Old McKenna. III; Chas.
Henry. 11o; Virgo. 1Io: Ollie Wood,
ITO; The Swimmer. 112; Faux Col,
ITO; Black Thong. 10; Black
Hackle. 11o; 'StonewaIl, 81; Corson,
III; 1winwin, 110; Mavehona, lo5:
Pictor. 112: Hazel W.. I02.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather cloudy; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
PAIR OF JAMAICA
RECORDS EQUALLED
FEATURE TO RELAY
Quincy Stable Youngster
Runs Mile and Six
teenth in 1:44 As.

JAMAICA. May 23.-Two Jamaica
track records were equalled today,
with s. C. Hildreth and Quincy
stables coiors up.
Relay. of the Quincy stable, won
the Southampton handicap in one
Of the most thrilling races Of the
season. He ran the mile ana a
sixteenth in 1:44 As. which wa. as
good as the track record held by
sennings Park since May 10 last.
Relay held the lead until the
stretch. when Modo charged ahead
The fierce drive to which Modo
had been subjected told against him
In the last few strides. with the
result that Relay finished a neck
to the good. OF the remainder of
the field. Letterman was the only
one that was not outclassed.
Rocket broke from the barrier
like a quarter horse but before he
had travelled an eight Sande and
Dunboyne Joined him. From then
on II was either one.
Carmen Pantages took another
victory in her series in the omen.
ing event. never being headed.
b Bill Karfick put across his second
winner when Many Smiles redeemed
herself in the fifth event for her
recent defeat In heavy going. She
took the lead at the start against a
good field.
Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs: Car
men Pantages. 1ls (Fator), 8 to 8,
2 to S. out; .watchful Waiting, 1lo
tSande). 2 to s. out: Elizabeth Bean.
ia &C. Kummer). out Time, 100.
Also ran: Contact, Dicks Daugh-
ter (pulled up).
Second Three-year-oIds: 6
furlongs: Canyon, 100 Mccoy, 7
to l, 5 to 2. to s; Winneconne.
102 Martz). s to 1, 4 to 1:~victor
s.. 115 Uyke), to 2. Time. l:l24-5.
Also ran: Ting-a-ling. Carmencita,
Beckna. Ace Of Aces, Monastery,
Dare. Liberty Girl.
Third Race-The Dakota Handi-
cap: 3-year-olds up: 5h furlongs:
Dunboyne. 12s (sande), to s, 2 to
S. out; Rocket, 107 (Penman). 1 to
2. out; Muskallonge. 100 Gang),
out. Time. 1:o5. Also ran: War
Mask. Chateau Thierry.
Fourth Race-The Southampton
Handicap: 3year- -olds; 1 1l-16 miles:
Relay. 115 (Ponce). 2 to l. 7 to 10.
out; Modo. 112 (McAtee). 3 to s,
out; xLetterman. III Gyke). out.
Time. 1.444 as. Also ran: Fifty
Fifty. Oil Man. Gallant Man (added
starter).
xCoupled.
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds: 6
furlongs: Many Smiles. 110 tCal-
lahan). to S. l to 2. l to 4: Sher-
ando. 10 IL. Fator). l to 2. / to 4:
Excelsis, 1os (Sande). S to 2. Time,
l:l2 rs. Also ran: Catherine Mar
rome, L'Eclair. Joseph Brant, Kings
Fancy. Confusion. Mary Agnes g..
Care Free.
Sixth Race-For 3-year-olds; 6
furlongs: Irish Sea. 1ls Uyke), 6
to 5. 2 to 5. l to S; Master Hand.
115 tCallahan). S to 2. even; Olyn-
thus. 115 tMcAtee). 2 to 5. Time.
1:12 is. Also ran: Dan Boiling,
Mystic Kellerman, St. Donard. Fluff,
Shaffer.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
WOODBINE RESULTS

First Race furlonss: Second
Thoughts. los (J. Rowan), 40. Gao
266; Lunetta. lis (Claver), 2.4o.
go; Modesty. 103 (McDerm ,tt,
$50. Time: 1:12 As. Also ran.
voogeria. June Fly. Lady Meaye
MODE. Tuscola and Ring.
second Race-Steeplechase abou,
miles: Perkiomen. 13s (Jones).
$50, ass, ESQ; Butcher Bow, I4s
(Haynes). 3.s5. $50; Greek Patriot
139 (Phillips), 7.60. Time: 4:Os 2-s
Also ran: Algardie. Kingstown Pier
War Toys, Fair Mac and McCor-
burn.
Third Races furlongs: xBucado
l1s (McTaggarD, 11.s0. 4s5. 4lo;
Mt, Rose, 122 q. Rowan). 4.3o, 2so:
xHoney's Jewel, 1e2 (RomanellD.
$50. Time: 1:o1 as. Also ran:
Hallucination, wrangle, xMasic
Reed. xAdded starters.
Fourth Race-1k miles: Paddle
126 tGantner). $50. $40. 2.a5: Kings
Court. 113 (Wallace), 11.so, $50:
Brynthona, III (Turner), 2.e5.
Time: 1853. Also ran: Royal Gift.
Ell Jesmar (felD. Cheechako and
1mpersonator (felD.
Fifth Race LIS miles: Fluzey.
115 tTurner). 40. ass. 400; solid
Rock, 116 (Harrington), 1910, 7.5o:
Fizer, 1o3 (Rice). s.30. Time: 1:I7
As. Also ran: Kate Brummel, Ze-
notta, Ammute. Miss Fountaine and
Smarty.
Sixth Race-1 lie miles: seryi-
tor. 10s (Claver), 1910, $40, $40:
Tantalus, 107 (walis), 1850, aso:
Super. 110 (Turner). 2.4o. Time
1:47 2-5. Also ran: Belgian Queen.
Clansman, Bin Bang and Auntie
May.
Seventh Race lie miles:
Eternity, 116 tGantner), 1850. s.1o.
4.so; Fair Virginia. % (warlacs,.
445, $50; Edith Loane, % tRatn;.
5000. Time: 1:4T As. Also ran;
Rob Baker Bribed Voter. George
Duncan. Alverida and Mistress
Polly
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
Louisville Results.

CHURCHILL DOWNS. KY. May
23.-ThibodeauX upset the calcula-
tions of the wise set by winning the
Cherokee purse here Tuesday. Bonus
was heavily played to win the chief
event of the afternoon, for 3-year-
olds. at a mile, while Thibodeaux
went begging. When 1t came to
real racing the latter jumped out ir
front and was never headed, win
ming handily by a length. with
Bonus staggering to hold the place
from Dorothy Buckner by a short
neck. Thibodeaux paid $20.S0
straight, and his stable connections
made a big group. Summaries:
First Race-For 3-year-olds and
up: 6Lz furlongs. Approval. 108
(ScheffeD. 5000. 1910. 11SO; You
need, 113 CGarner). $40. 4.3O: Lugs.
1O3 CBruening. 4.30. Time. 1919 As.
Winding Through, Grace Minard.
Two Pair. Ring Rose. Trust Oficial.
Brown Check. Hereafter. Twin Twin.
Binding Tie. Penwell. Marjorie Nc
Kay and Grand Daddy also ran.
Second Race-For maiden 2-year-
olds; "A furlongs. Dream Maker,
.115 CKederis). $50. 40. $50; Boys
Believe Me. 116 (E. Barnes). 7.30.
t.lV. NdlduluHls llo NJOHHSOnD, oOU
Time. 0:53 As. Jack Gray, 2-patos.
Jupiter. Mart O'Hare, Pequot and
First Ward also ran.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and
up: mile and a sixteenth Alex Jr..
Sd. Ill Oh. Burke). 11.s0. $50. $50;
MiIlersburg. 1o6 CM. Garner). 21.OO.
1910; Bermont. 106 Cw. POOH. $50.
Time, 1:46 As. Florida Blossom.
Harlock, Quick View, Kimpalong,
Sea Way and warsaw.
Fourth Race-3-year-olds and up:
S furlongs. Ararat. 112 Connolly,
$50. 400. 2.40: Royal Dick. 112 (Rob-
bins). $50. 2.70; Miss Mufins. 1Os
kennedy. 2.10. Time. 1872 2-5
Topmast, Mary Reigel and Jimmie
Daw
Fifth Race-Cherokee Park purse !:
one mile. Thibodeaux. 1o6 CE. Poole),
20.s0. $50. $50: Bonus. 1O2 "a. Will
sony. 800. ESQ: Dorothy Buckner.
112 CKennedy). 2.3o. Time. 1876 2-5.
Autocrat. Royal Palm. Pinder Peel,
Tulane and Ashland also ran.
Sixth Race-For 2-year-olds: Az
furlonEs. Pavlow, Ill (Garner),
1910. 1910. 71e: Antonia, III (J.
Burke) (field). $50. $40: Parma. III
(E. PooD. 4.60. Time. O:54 Is. Miss
Leighton. Credit, Barbara Palmer
Go. Irote. Walton and Manicure
Maid also ran.
Seventh Race - For 3-year-olds: /:
one mile and an eighth. Legal. 113
CBruening). $50. $50. $50: Marse
John, 10 (w. Pool. $40. $50: Paris
Maid. 40 tGarner). 2.3D. Time,
1:57 2-5. Gentleman Jouett, Chinnie
Walsh and Toney Beau also ran.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First Race-2-year- -olds; selling
s furlongs. Tank. 110: St. Angelina.
1o7; Reap. 10; Hughie. 11o; Bessie
Leighton. l07.
Second Race-S-year-old and up;
maiden selling: mile and 20 yards.
Algoa, 112: Mount Hope, 90: DO
mingo. 107: Volcanic. 100: Romulus,
112; Confusion. s5: Cloneannon,
100; welcome Stranger, ss.
Third Race-3-year-olds and up:
claiming. mile and a sixteenth. Hen
ry G.. 11s: Copyright. 1ls: Carnar-
Won. lis; Pansy, 100: LADY Zeus,
IS: Buxom, "a; Daniel A. 80: Corde-
lier, liz; 'Horeb. 1i3: Drummond.
ITO; sunny Hill. 107; 'Title. 1l3;
Orderly, lis: Cote dor, 10: Search
light. Sd, 112; 'Ailliro. 105.
Fourth Race-2-year -olds; Green
hsld Selling Stakes: $4,000 added
6h furlongs. Lady Myra. %: .oak-
wood. 90; Rork. 100: "Papillon. 90:
True Filler, 90; Duster. 100: Gallant
Man. lis; 'Letterman. -.
Fifth Race-3-year- and up:
the Ocean Handicap: mile and 20
yards. BILLY Mclaughlin, 100: Re-
count. 116: Two Feathers. 115:
Teddy r.. lis: Tufter. 112: wynne-
wood. III; Superlative. 112; Flying
Cloud. 1872.
Sixth Race-3-year- olds and up:
6 furlongs. Polythia. 1l5: Normal,
1925: Eager Eyes. '101: Big Heart
1o4; Lally, 10s; Seaminl, 100; Mizar,
ia: Aknusti. 90: Valentine dor,
III: Miriam Cooper. 1o4; Rainbow
Boy, 80.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
EASTERN HIGH BEATS WESTERN, 6-5
=: Sandlot Notes =:

The Ariels, with a record Of ten
straight wins. are anxious to hook
up with speedy District nines. Man
ager Duvall announces an open date
for Sunday. Phone Lincoln 2142.
The following players of the
Moulton A. C. are requested to re-
port for practice tomorrow on the
Moulton Field: Ford. Mcmahon. Cur
tin. McGinnls. Donovan. Lydon. NC
Donald, Potts, Mcclellan. Morris.
Dent. Phillips, Santo. Barhams.
Baker. Lucas. Reynolds. Van Touten.
Thompson and Speebok.
The Moultons would like TO ar
range a game. with the Brookland
Nationals for Sunday. May 2s, and
the ottowa A, C. for May 80. Teams
desiring games In the 1s-year-old
class phone Edward McGlnnis,
Franklin 1854. between 6 and D. m.
West Washington Berrsan Glass
defeated Central Presbyterian class
IL to in a Sunday school game
yesterday. Trippitoe twirled win
ming ball for West Washington.
while the batting OF Hunt featured
Seat Pleasant Reserves trounced
the Park A. c. . to in a fast game
yesterday. Brewers stickwork was
the feature Of the game.
The York A. c. defeated the Ply
mouth A. c. by 5-to-4 score yes
terday. Clemmins and Holmes
starred for the winners. The Yorks
Wish to postpone today's scheduled
game with the Royal A. c. until
Friday.
The Woodley A. c. Juniors are
booking games with uniformed
mines. For games call Manager Ey-
non, Columbia 1000, Branch GOOD.
The Orioles and Holy Name Jun
iors will hook up today at Union
League Park. The following are
requested to report at 4:3o o'clock
at the playing neld: Simonds,
Nichols, Finegan. Lewis, willough-
by, Chaconas. Newman, L. Lucas, II.
Lucas and Simon.
The woodleys defeated the v. F.
W. by a 10-to-3 score on the Wood
ley diamond yesterday. The hitting
of Chaconas featured
The G. p. o. outfit defeated the
Chesapeake Telephone Company
nine by 26-to-0 score. Dye, of the
winners. pitched a no-hit, no-run
game, only four runners reaching
the midway sack.
The Quincy A. c. and Optometrists
will hook up at O'Clock today on
the Monument Lot. A fast game is
expected. as a natural rivalry ex-
lists between the mines.