davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12

la Suta.
Patronii minelor de antracita
carl prin reprezentantii lor sunt
in tratative GU reprezentantii lu.
cratOrilOr, si-au cOncentrat astazi
atacul lor asupra celor doua cereri
minerilor-stabilirea lefurilor
uniforme pentru lucru "definit
81 pentru incarcator Gu aparate
mecanice.
Ambele part au considerat dis
putele de All ca incaierare pre-.
mergatoare in lupta care sc va da a
supra chestiei principale care a
prOvocat greva. S'a admis ca lup.
ia mare Sc VA desfaSura prin i'm
potrivirea patronilor de a admite
sporul. de 20 la suta. pentru lucru
Gu contract.
INDIANAPOLIS, IL Aprilie.-
Sfarsindu-se 0 serie de conferinti
icari au tinut doua zile Gu functio-
mari federali aici, Ministrul de Jus
title Daugherty anuntat All
noapte ca guvernul nu va permite
patr0nil0r 81 lucratOrilor mineri
Ia 0ri &c conferinta lefurilor ca
re poate va Fl tinuta de eli, sd sc
repete acte, care zice d-sa, au fost
puse sub acuzatie de curtea fede-
rala de aici, find considerate ca
conspiratie ca sd monopolizeze in,
dustria carbunilor violand legea
anti-trustului Sherman.
"Gnvernul va da mai multd
considerable zis Ministrul de
Justitie, la ori ce intelegere, da.
ca sc va face vre-una, cand Sc vol
tine negociatiunile. Aceasta poatt
va prevent incurcaturi 81 judecati
in viitor. =
D. Daugherty q declarat aceasta
la sfarsitul misiunei d-sale aici o
cupandu-se Gu posibilitatea de .
pune capat greyei generate, dups
&c incercarile de q Sc negocia 4
noua scala de lefuri au dat gres.
Plecand de aici All noapte pen
tru Washington, d-sa declarat Cd
este Vperfect satisfacut,' 81 =
nuntat Cd d-sa planuit 81 altt
conferinte Gu privire 10 situatis
carbunilor. D-sa crede Cd inaint,
de = merge IL Washington. " pc
trece xiua de name Ia locuinta =,
din Columbus.
Gu toste ca cuartierul general .
United Mine Workers%ef Americ'
se alta ID acest oras, d-sa ma avn
Moi 3 intklnire Gu functionarii y
niunai \ ! conisrit ~ Jadeedtorul
&Ms sN sy9SsSssa F s& nh fSg g@ III ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12

Uni membrl din partldul republl-
can-deci din partidul guverna-
mental-au acuzat pc dol ministri
in scdinta de All Camerei. De-
putatul Roy O. Woodruff din Mi
chigan, care declarat ca depar-
tamentul justitiei retinut actiu-
nea tribunalului in afacere de
milioane Gu carl a fost pagubita
tara in legatura cu niste contracte
de rasboiu, a amenintat GU acuzare
pc ministrul de justitie Daugherty.
Deputatul Royal G.. johnson din
South Dakota a atacat administra-
tia ministrului de rasboiu John w.
Weeks, ca raportul lui ir chestia
vinderei proprietatilor supsrflue,
este seducator.
Ambii deputati au servit in de-
cursul rasboiului in armata 81 All
s'a aflat ca deputatul Woodruff,
inainte de a-si face acuzatiile carl
ating 81 departmental rasboiului
tocmai ca 81 departmental justi-
tiei-si-a dat demisia de officer de
reSerya din armata.
Pan 'acum nu s'a facut nici @
declaratie oficiala in ce priveste a.
ceste acuzatii. Deputatii au de-
clarat Cd informatiile le-au primit
della investigator federali carl in
sd au fost impiedicati de intenta
proccs contra firmelor carl au pa
gubit tara Gu milioane.
Ministrul Daugherty, care S a
dus la Indianapolis Ga sd faca pace
intre mineri 81 proprietarii de mi
ne, este absent della departmental
lui unde s'a spus ca nu Sc va face
nici o declaratie panace el nu Sc
va reintoarce.
Acuzatiile deputatului johnson
carl dau date specificate despre
manuirea proprietatilor statului de
catre departamentul rasboiului =
an fost facute la camera numai du-
pa ce departmental STA inchis O.
ficiile.
Deputatul Woodruff acuzat ca
firma Lincoln Motor Co. din De.
troit datoreSte statului suma de 8
milioane dolari. Aceasta firma a
fOst vinduta nu de mutt firmei
Ford Gu suma de 8 milioane dolari
din cauza Cd a dat faliment. De-
putatul a mai acuzat Cd fabrican.
tilor de aeroplane tara a platit GU
10 milione dolari mai multi decat
cum trebuia 81 totusi nu au fost
pan acum intentate procese ca
sumele sd fie restituite.
"Investigatia facuta de departa
mentul rasboiului arata ca firns
Lincoln datoreSte guvernului pestt
IS miliOane dOlari. Oar mai sunt
cazuri similare unde nu s a facut
mimic. Eu am fost informal ca
directia firmei Lincoln a fost ce
ruta de niinisterul de justitie ca
sa vina pc ziua de II Aprilie Ia
Washington pentru convorbirt
Gu ministrnl justitiei. Daca minis
trul de justitie nu va ihsista ca tri
bunalele s'aratc ca ce datoreste a
ceasta firma Statelor Unite - CT
vol face acuzarea formala a minis
trului.
Aceasta companie a dat falimenr
| 81, nu de mutt, fost cumparat;
de firma Ford Gu 100000 dolari
ce lisa platit in numerar. Aceas
ia suma este in mana perceptorulu
| 81 Statele Unite este indreptatit;
Ia ca. Eu insist ca interesele gu
vernului sd fie aparate. =
Deputatul johnson, care in
! cercat sd urnleze lui Woodruff
ma putut ca faca declaratiile sal,
decat nulnai cateva ore mai tarzi,l
FL declarat Camerei:
"Faptele arata Cd departamen
tul rasboiului incearca 81 contro
leze depaftamentul justitiei. 4
= afirmat Cd mai n1ulte firme dil
Chic sunt datoare a restituie su
me considerable suvernului, sumo
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10
WOMANLY TROUBLES
Twas Hard for Her to Stop Work,
But This Texas Lady Says She
Had to Go to Bed
Helped by Cardui.

Salado, Texas.-T suffered a great
deal with womanly troubles" says Miss
Ira Lillian Hart, of Route /, this place.
81 would, for day or two, feel drowsy,
stupid and lifeless; didn't feel like doing
my work.
81 would suffer pains in my sides and
back, and very severe headaches.
81 am the housekeeper, and it was
very hard for me 10 stop, but would get
in such misery would have 10 60 10
bed. heard of Cafdui, and that it was
good for this suffering. The very first
bottle ! took seemed TO help me. did
not suffer near so much, SO sent for the
second. Ii did so much good for me, |
can't say enough for Cardui, for it certain
ly was friend in need"
Women who feel the need of something
10 help relieve, or prevent, such troubles,
should profit by the experience of thou
sands of other women, and Try this mild,
harmless tonic.
Sold everywhere. NC-l4g
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

FOR RENT-Rooms for hoUsekeen-
ing; also furnished bed room. 408
S. Jackson st. lost
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10
Federal. RESERVE
ACT OUTLINED
Frank Sheffield Addresses Rotary
Members; Club Members
Golf Club Guests

The membership of the Rotary
club were guests Thursday at the
Golf club at one of the most de-
lightful luncheons yet enjoyed by
Rotary. Mr.. and Mrs. Byles pre-
pared the menu and several ladies
OF the club assisted in serving, The
assembly room was delightfully."-
warm with fire blazing in the big
open fireplace.
George R. Ellis, president Of the
Golf club, welcomed the Rotarians
to the club house, in a happy speech.
Miss Melva Clark sang, accompa
MED by Miss Ryals.
Luther harreI, secretary Of the
club, was presented with a gift by
the members Of the club as a token
of their appreciation of the hard and
effective work he has accomplished
in his official position.
Among the guests present were
Superintendent of transportation
Bagwell, of the Seaboard Air Line;
Rev. Simpson of the Presbyterian
church; DR.. George f. Guile, who is
assisting in a series Of meeting in the
Presbyterian church; Col. W. T.
Lane and Mr.. R. 2. Snow.
The feature of the program was
an address by Frank Sheffield, presi-
dent of the Bank Of Commerce, his
subject being the Federal Reserve
Banking System" Mr.. Sheffield
said:
"rhe general purposes of the Fed
eral Reserve act are outlined in its
caption which is as follows:
can act to provide for the estab-
lishment Of Federal Reserve Banks,
to furnish an elastic currency, to
afford means of rediscounting COM
mercial paper, to establish more
effective supervision of banking in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

ov,-,, Tho e4go1- ,,,l, t,,,-f ;,.;,,;,e NJ;
is mot frpo -, af+or sot+;ro osido .
small nor cont +, tho etoc,boIdars
fine balance If tbo narninos 90 ~
tbo Government uorooyar tho ~
cent Iaroa oarrfngs u,e1,o ~, incidan+
Of the war dine to tho e,rea+ i,flo
tion necessary and i is donhtfnI r
under normal conditions tbo ban1,s
will earn spfficiontIv IN na, diui
dends Tba,, ygara nnyo, dosi%nod -.
intended to mako n,onev L1+ +bai,.
name imnIias 20 fnrnisb rosa,,,a
b.,,l,;,o aa,,i.a T., - N,
needed
"Curronc,, 70 no roou,, oroa4;a
must he suscanti},1a If avnarsion ~,
the reserve as tho naods afi;nd,,s+ ~,
and commerce NAV roo,,iro Ta,,y,
believe there was - nrnnrdoinod oa,,
traction of the currency !, 1ooo ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

the United States, and other pur-
poses"
The need of more efficient
banking system in the United States
had been felt for many years-ever
since the year 1890 the subject had
been frequently discussed at bank
ers' conventions and at gatherings
Of commercial bodies but the event
which gave greatest impetus to the
movement for banking reform was
the panic of 1907. The following.
year congress created monetary
commission which after LONG and
thorough study Of the banking svs-
TENS Of the world, submitted an oy-
haustive report and resulted in 1913
OF putting the present Federal Re
serve act upon the statute books,
This act is generally admitted 6v
both friends and critics Of the svs-
TEN to be a great constructive piece
Of legislation, but it is because so
many have no real conception Of its
purpose or meaning Of the pet ,as+
there has been so much criticism Of
its administration.
1T is not a central bank but con-
sists Of twelve regional resolve
banks, each almost wholly ndenen-
dent Of the others in operation as
well as in local politics.
The principal functions Of tbe
system are: The Capitalization and
regulation under government con-
trol Of the gold reserves of the Unit
ed States which were formerly scat
tered through some 10000 hanks
rof the country, with greater onnor
lonties to ship it to-.oreiyn countries
or dispose Of it at pleasure. and f.
make the gold more readily avail
able for credit purposes.
The capital stock Of the Federal
N &c G Banks is owned by the banks
u 'ne country who are members Of
''e reserve System, and thew ara
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

FOR SALE-Fine Cluster Chrysan-
themums, orange colored Cosmos.
Mrs. NJ. L. Mailman, 301 North Lee
st. 8-3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

FOR SALE-Ford touring car; 1921
model; in good condition; only been
in use II months; price reasonable.
Phone rs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

FOR RENT-Two large connecting
rooms with kitchenette. Conven-
fences. Address ?. o. Box 274-
-28-14t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

causes, the inevitable law of supply
and demand.
1t is not the function of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank or any other bank
TO furnish capital for business but
the power Of the Federal Reserve
Bank makes credit available through
the member banks for the legitimate
requirements Of every sound and de-
serving industry. or business. and
had it not been for our Federal Re
serve system, would not have PLAYED
the splendid part we did in financing
the World War, but on the contrary
the REIMBURSEMENT period following
the war would have plunged this
country into the worst panic known
IN all our history.
Largely through the aid Of tba
Federal Reserve system, the bust
ness ana banking interest of the
country have passed successfully
through the perils Of initiation and
the strain and losses of defIation
without panic. To be sure we will
continue to have our periods of bust
ness depression due to strikes, crop
failures and other causes, but bust.
ness can go forward confident that
there is abundant credit available fo,
every sound and deserving industry ),
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10
(IASSIFIEDADvE:RTI jIEE:IYIEN1Trj
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-Five or six-room house
Asa Pittman. Phone 10 or 780.
-7-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10
l1YeYG : K:

Everything can be seen from Our
store on Armistice Day. All at.
fractions will be in front of our
doars. Our store will be at Won
se,Fice IN any way you wish to ,,,e
it from z a. n. until II o. m W.
Will De clad t. accommodate y.u
in any way. And last, in orde. F.
make your days happiness com.
plete, we are going to offer Won
The lowest prices on your Groce 4
les that can be had anywhere 4,
AmeTicus. Inquire and prove #
to yourself.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

FOR SALE-Four-burner gas stove.
Good condition. Phone 500. Aft
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10
SECOND COMING
OF THE CHRIST
Subject OF Inte2es.in~ Sermon Of
Revival Series At Presby-
tegian Church

The Second Coming of Christ
was the subject Of The Bible study
hour at the Presbyterian church last
night. One who was present said Of
DR.. GuiIle's presentation Of the sub
ject;
q have heard many sermons on
the second coming, but that is the
clearest and best l have ever heard. :"
For over an hour the congregation
gave the speaker the closest atten-
ton.
1t may be said that the above is
characteristic of all the studies
which DR.. Guile has presented. Con
filming himself to the Bible he gives
his hearers the truth which God has
revealed on the subject
The study tonight will be "The
Judgment Seat Of Christ This is
the last meeting of the week as there
will be no services on Saturday.
On Sunday the two final meetings
will be held. Services at the usual
Sunday hours-11 in the morning
and 7 in the evening.
To those who have not heard DR..
Guile a special and urgent invita-
ton is issued. Those who have heard
him need no urging to come again.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

FOR SALE-Handsome residence !;
leaving city in near future; will
sell my residence on Church street at
bargain; rents alone will pay for this
property within reasonable time.
Phone 979, or,call 208 West Church
St, Americas, Ga. Owner Only
about minutes walk from postolfice.
as. Off
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10

TAKEN UP-One dun-colored steer;
weight about 500 lbs Owner can
get same by paying damages. w. j..
Josey. Off
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-About one million feet
pine saw timber and hardwood, one
mile from Adams, Georgia. Will also
sell 625 acres of land same location.
Well improved, good for farming or
stock raising. Address Climber"
care Times-Recorder. Got
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST RAE Purse. $500. claiming
Miss Maize 1Ot. Rosie II. 100: Cisqua,
i0is t'ourtiSr IO7 Wild cat. io7
GonUithim. Io7. Valmond. 10
SECOND RACE-Purss. $500. claim
ing: three y-s,r-olds and upward: six
furIongs. swift Cricket. 100 Edith K.
iO4: 'MoIly ruff 105; Refrain. 1o7
Nab IO9. Iittl- Neice. Ia9. Harold X.
1Iz: Bruce Dudley. 11c; Doctor u. l12;
Mary Erb. it:: whippoorwill liz:
Starkador. ~"
THIRD RACE Three yAar-oIdS and
upward. calming. purse $500. six fur
longs 'SeuprpnIa. "a. Mad Nell. %:
sCarrie P4ker %. First Pullet I04
sSedan. IO7. sChevslicr. IO7. sMelvin,
1e7. 'Shinglrshack 1OI. Golden Red.
liz; Rrookfisid. liz. Discussion, 113;
HeIicross. 11c
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds and
upward claiming. $500: six fuTlongs
sDad. 1O2: sSpods, 1G2. %Ras. 1O3; Red
nond. los. Janku. los. Old Sinner. 11O:
Luster. 112
FIFTH RACE Purse s7oo: three-year-
olds and Up. claiming, one mile and
fifty Yards Mig. 90 Coscorron iO2;
.Sun Turrst. lUa Huen. los. ProspectOr.
I1O. Wakefield. 1i0, The Pirate. 10
SIXTH RACE Purse $500: three
year-olds and upward. claiming; one
mile and - sixteenth. Fashion Girl
100; .Sir Ia,k. los. HAT Rack. 1903;
Miss Dixie 1u5. Nay Rose. lO4: Wise
man los. Berlin. 1As. Canso. los.
Weather clear. track heavy.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
TIA JUANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACIAL ages; $500: claim
inR: six furiongs. Shelbyville. LOG. tom
Craven. 1os; Miss Fraulsnd. 1906; 'Bes-
sic Young 1906 Nebraska Lad. 10s;
.Jim Farmer. 1903, 'Our Hazel. lo9;
Perfect Day l09: Frank Wilson. l0s
.Dienero, los; Hickory Nut, l14; Little
Gink. ia.
up: $500. claiming; one and one sixteenth
miles. Shenandoah, ITO: walter Dant.
1917: 'Eugenia X. iO7; sConichon. liz:
Fireworth. lie: Leta. liz: 'Poacher, 1902;
Benecia, III.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-o -olds and
up; $500; claiming; six furlongs. Miss
Em, 1os: Thirty Seven; los; 'Caneion.
.F. G. Corley. III: 'Don Jose. Ill; Lon
ll4; July Fly, lis; Ollie Wood, li6
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-oi -oids; $500:
claiming; five and one-haf furlongs.
.Pinaauans. 81; LADY Le9nid. go:
Edna. 109; Noon Hour. los; Brian Kent,
1906; sNorford Honey, l05; 'Silver Maid
los: Melchoir. los: Bowsprit. 1o5; May
FIFTH RAcE-Three- -year:olds and
Breeze. 1oa: Bastile, Ice; supercsrso.
III; Louis. 113; Mollie Barnes. 1Is
SIXTH RACE-Three-yesr- r-olds and up /;
500; claiming; six furlongs. 'Maysvilie,
i9I; Herder. los: Hsnovers Topaz, los /;
sPueblo, l0s: 'Romulus. los; Bill Black
well. Ill: +Little Florence. 1I2.
SEVENTH RACE--Three-yea -olds and
up: $500: claiming; five and one-half fur
longs. Full Moon, ss; 'Gypsy Joe, 81:
.csscade. 1eo: 'Pay OFF. 100; 'By Right.
Harry Rudder. lo4; John Jr., los.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Clear and fast.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

FIRST RACE--s7oo; claiming. two
year-olds: six furionss Rork. II3;
sLeslie. Ill: Evelyn Sawyer. 10; Sea
Tag. los. Hill House. les; Bedazzie. 1o3:
al stebler, 100; 'Begum, ss.
SECOND RACE-s7oo: claiming: three.
ysi cas-. and I.s up s* f1rISnss
Kirk Lexington. los; Little Romper, los;
Ragazza, los: Stamp. Io5: Banker
Brown: 105: Corn Stalk. 1ob; sTingling.
Io5: MAY Roberts. 100; 'Deihimaid. 80;
Meuss. 11o: Jago. 11S; sArchie Alex
113; *Whalebone, ia.
THIRD RACE-Purse 800: three
year-oids and up: one mile; allowances.
St. Donard. 10: Tody, 10; Wireless.
1lo: Financial Rooster, 11o; Tan Son.
40; Tulane. 1o7; Anzena, 1o4; Hermis
Kemble. 1o4; Last Effort, 10f.
FOURTH RACE-Yuietide Handicap;
pa5fs Pe ss c soy $3.50 ir From iuTiS%ss Hs%s
81; william A, 11s; My Reverie, los !;
Saddle and Boots, 1Os; Auntie May, los !;
War Zone. 1o6: Ralco. 103.
a)Idle Hour Stock Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-S700; claiming: three
year -oids and up; mile and seventy yards.
perry Elm. 1os: .Rocky LIountain. Io7 /:
sUncle VeIo, 10l; Crack o. Dawn 1O3;
sMock Orange, 101; Alta Boy, Cd, IS (;
Doughnut. 81: Tulatip, 81
SIXTH RACE-s7oo; claiming: three
year-olds and up; one mile and three
sixteenths. .Honolulu Boy; ia; Our
W, Ios; 'Msy Bodine, los; .t3ritish
Liner, los: sOn High. lo5; sFreezy
speezy; los: .Phsian; lo2; sLord Her
Micou, los; Hickory. %; Mountain Rose
I'd, 100; Sagamook. ia
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
TIA JUANA RESULTS

yards " 6. McClntock. I1S (E. Fa-
'or). sI2.sn S2I 80. SIG 10. q neral BynF
los (Rails,. sGoo sisc. Obstinate IS
Miss DuBhFr. swanson Cork. Floren'it
'"g Day Sam fTiIl Prerl-ss one, Han
pver's Topaz also ran.
SECOND RACE-On u.le and SCI"
-. yards Little orphan. los IRA lis
$40 o ss btcR io HsnS ,as SO tcaniEsl fn
$3.50 Time. 1is Dora Double Eye,
Alw'ck, Rhymer Cspon. Teo Brecken-
ridge. DIR. Cunard also ran
THIRD RACE-six furlonxs Aneden,
ios tLongi. .iIto. $3.50. $500; Alaron,
los On: Anderson. IS 20. Time. I:I4 IS.
Tom Craven. Silk SOx Meteor. Domin-
stor also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlonss Ask
Jessie, lH tRsllsD. $3.50. s2.60. $500:
Mda s'1s ~, IN Martin SM F:;ot SEQ T,S. 'isS
Dancing Girl Goldie s.. Candorosa. Noon
Hour. Rip Collins also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five ane one half fur
longs. Herder los IN. Fatorj. $40.
ssso' $3.50; Horace Lerch; lis tRael,
1s;0e, T,Ss ts;t9; S1 Mes II! oEaIIs,. Ni; SOC 500
shore. F.. q. Corley. DR.. Stevenson. Vera $
Choice also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one and one -sigh h
miles: Ny Rose. 1os On. Fatorl, S2l. 20.
1880, $50 summer Sigh. 1e4 tSte-
Tsnsn; ssoss Ha9i $500; suekhorn II; IL III
rect, whippet. Msdreno also ran,
SEVENTH RACE-Five and one-hal,
furlongs: May Maulsby. 1I (Thomss).
fl4.0o. S6 40. $40. Phrone ward. los
SM; Est9rl, $50; $3.50 Anna Regina.
Cola, Pay OF. She Devil. Mannikin ii,
Arysnns also ran
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
GOALER EASY I
WINNER OVER
MATINEE IDOL
Clear Weather Of Past FEW
Days 10 Making Track Firm
and Fast.

NYEw ORLEANS, Dec. e.
~ Sam Louif six-ysar-oId Goal
~ or today showed the way 10
q small field in q claiming event
over q mile and seventy yards, be
feature event Of an ordinary pro-
gram. with Dimples second and
Matinee Idol third. -
The clear weather of the past
few days had hardened the soegy
field, and the track was firm and
fast.
Goaler came up from behind at
the mile post and then simply drew
away from the rest OF the field
20 win by two lengths. Tulalip.
Sea Mint and Orlova alternated
n making the early pace but tfrls
lrio weakened In the final running.
Dimples came strong after being
behind In the first part Of the race
but could not quite catch the win
ner. Matinee IDOL closed with a
rush and beat off Tulalip for the
short end OF the purse. 10
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23

Lorena Marcellia, the champion
of her age here last spring. was
second, with Margaret Ware
bird. Lorena Marcellia was Of
fered strong support, but although
she ran a smart race. she was not
equal to taking the measure Of
the son of Atheling End.
Blue Hawk was omitted from
the entries as sent out yesterday.
A serioYs accident was narrow
ly averted during the running of
the race when Noon Glide stumbled
and fell rounding the far turn.
Chile fell over him.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
ExTERMINATOR FIT.

Eugene Wayland. who trains for
Willis Sharpe Kilmer. reports Ex,
terminator to be in great shape.
Wayland is marking time until Kill
mer orders him to California for
the Tia Juana meeting.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
JOHNSON RECOVERED.

Arthur johnson. America s most
scintillating rider Is ready to. take
the saddle again. The young jockey
was stricken with pneumonia dur.
ing the Pimlico meeting.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
TWO FOR TUNNEy.

Gene Tunney has been billed for
two matches. At Omaha, Neb-, on
January 8. he In paired with Happy
Littleton, while at New Orleans. on
the 18th, he will battle Chuck Wig
Gins
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
JOHNSON BOOKED.

Floyd johnson, of Iowa. and
Italian Jack Herman, OF Newark.
scheduled twelve-round bout at the
Arena A. c. in Syracuse. N. Y.