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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
&. L.. Hastings Dies.

The funcrai OF & l.. Hastings. who
died in Philadelphia Monday after
noon at o'clock, will he from the
home of his mother Mrs. NJ l.. Hast
inEs. 1l6 M"bonvugh street. South
Richmond. this afternoon at $40
O'Clock. and the burial will he in
MaurN Cemetery. Mr.. Hastings was
Il brother of John w. Hastings.
deputy city sergeant. He went to
Phiiadclpha about five years ago Ic
was taken i'll last week, and on Fri
daE was sent to n hospita. where
he died on Monday. Mr. HASTINGS
was 30 years old and unmarried.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
LOWEST DEATH RATE
IN 13 YEARS RECORDED
Number OF Mortnlt1ics In September
Here Arc Reported i6I-Wnrn-
Ing DN Dr. IIMIs0E.

Figures from the Health Bureau
show that September produced the
lowest death rate for any similar
period since 1909. when the total
number of deaths was but l65. The
total last month was l6T During
September last year the deaths
numbered ls6. Among the main
causes OF death last month were
organic heart disease, BriSht's dis
case and apopiexy. Bu, eight
deaths from tuberculosis were re-
corded; three from diphthcria, one
from typhoid {cvcr-a nonresident.
Dr. &. 6. hudson, chief health Of
ficer. has issued special warning to
parents and others. TO maintain
watchful attention in systems which
may develop into d!phtheria and
scarlet fever. Children having sore
throat and croupy cough and a
bloody discharge from the nose or
red eruption resembling scarlet
fever should be examined at once by
the family physician. AS these ayr
symptoms OF both the dreaded dig
eases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
SELL TAGS HERE TO-DAY
FOR RESTOVER HOME
iti-hmondrr> VIII he Asked to Aid
In Maintaining Place Fur
Working Girls.

for Working Girls VIII be held to-
day under the direction OF the Social
service Federation, with Mrs.
Georgia May Johson in charge Miss
sue Trlnkie, daughter o. the Cover
uur Will sell tags In Capitol square.
tn" aim of the Restovtr Home,
n."h was opened March /. 1915. IS
I'D help girls who are away from
home and without relatives IN tho
city, :" establish themselves safely
and comfortably. \ nominal sum ~
ua!d for room and board
since the board paid by the girls Is
Just enough TO furnish food and pay
Tor the Laundry, the house rent. fuel
SshtS, telephone ana servant hire
must be met by proceeds from the
Tag day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
EcnNt OF l'nllcrnurlrs

Succoth. tho Feast Of Tahcrnacics.
one Of tho joyous festivals of tho
SynoEoEuc. falls this year on Satur-
Jay. IT Will be observed in all
Jewish houses of worship. At Beth
Nhahah there will be services apprc-
nrihte /" the occasion q; both tho
FRIDAY evening and saturday morn
ing services. Rabbi Calisch will de-
liver addresses. his subject for Fri
day evening. at S:l5. being Let Us
Rejoice, and for Saturday morning
at II, put Not Your Trust in
Princes The public is welcome at
All services at Beth Ahahah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
Fuel Body May Review C,.e.

NoVIow - any oa9rs lasrJ ~ :.
single commissioners and appealed
10 the full commission in the citv
% Richmond. can he made by the In
nEstrial Commission OF Virginia, ac-
,prd!ng to "a decision handed down
by The Commission yesterday In an
opinion written ~ Major Richard f.
ieirnc In tho case uf Ear Foster.
deceased. through Eebccca Foster.
MS mother. against the defendant.
PIE" Norfolk Coca Cola BottI!ng
Wo-kf This means that the com
mission does not havc 20 hear such
aDr"ai- in the county or city in
which The case orig mated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

w. e. a. An attractive program hal
been arranged. Selling ideas cmph,
sized at the international convcn;ioI
OF tho national nssociatiou. rccentll
hold In Toronto. will be explained :,
n feature OF the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
Housewives League 10 Meet

tn" Housewives League of Rich
mond viii meet this morning at II
O'Clock at the Federal Trust Com
pany rooms to discuss plans for the
better homes demonstration" week
10 be held November Q 10 II. Mrs.
IL. J. Myers. Jr.. president. announced
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

FREDERICKSBURG VA. OCT =.
u. {. w. tockrcll, merchant and
Gamer OF Tipcrs, northumberland
county, has made an -siunment for
inc beneh; of his creditors Asa &
Rice is trustee. Liabilities are listed
at about $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Virginia state Fair. gates opo

Virginia State Fair. gates open
S y. NJ. close at midnight.
lee Chapter, United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. room 60.
Jefferson Hotel. $3.50 p. NJ.
RoanOke College Alumni din
ner. Hotel Richmond. Z L. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth
and Marshall Streets. open . a.
NJ. TO 8 y. NJ.
For theatrical calendar, see.
page 1--WE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

mon who woro taken on during tho
"triko nre gradually leaving and re-
turning TO their bones. There are
two shifts OF workers. one going on
at 1880 y. NJ. the other at Z. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
nonnnLc CoIicrc AIumn, u.c,

Ih' district meeting Of Roanoke
toiles" Alumni viii! be held al the
Hotel Richmond tonight at G O'Clock
Or. CHARLES J. Smith. president of
the college, Will be the main
speAker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
Sphinx CIuh 10 Meet

Ahl.ncrs from this and other cities
"Iii attend tie regular weekly CON
vocation OF the Sphinx Club to I've
held IN tn" Red Room of the Hotel
Richmond this afternoon between /
and o.clnck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

Life underwriters to Meet.
The regular meeting OF the Rich
mond Association OF Life Under
writer's Will be hold Monday at l
o'clock In tho auditorium OF tho Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

and apprentices employed at the
Seventeenth Street shops OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. had
returned to work There are about
nifty machinists. II was said that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
SISTERSVILLE:

S!s,crsviiIc. Dec. l3.-An a!!-day
meeting OF the Woman'S Missionary so
c!erv was held in the Presbyterian
church parlurs Tuesday The society
WAS entertained at a luncheon at tile
noon hour In the basement OF the
church. Mrs w. II. Wolfe or faTkcrs-
burg reviewed the book "Bu'!dinE with
India" at the afternoon session and IL
Illustrated her review with maps and
charts. Members of the local society
part!r!ratcd in the program.
Fred Wcckley. formerly OF this city
now superintendent of construction Tor
the Hope Engineering company mas
rorpi.tcd an absorption gasoline plant
at R.verton. Wyoming. for the iro-
iuccrs ana Ref!mcrs corporation. The
n,aut will refine S.O0n.0O0 cubic feet o;
gas every eight hours. Mr. WcrNlry
was employed by the SisicrSviI.e TanH
G. Boiler works during his residence
here.
The EYrcsta class and the Mission
club will entertain this evening in
honor Of Mrs. 10y L"nglcy. who IS re-
moving. - her new home !r tlaysvtilc,
and Mrs. q. y. Fraser. who wiz leave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Mother Love Gives Long Trial Dramatic Turn

soon for an extended visit with rela-
tivcs in Canada. Both ladies have been
feted at numerous informal social az
fairs the past few days.
The Reno OH company drilled IN
good gas we'll or the Kirkpatrick farm,
near Middicb0urne. The well, which IS
located in good gas territory, made
slight showing OF oil.
Al Sutton Of New Matamoras Is III
a, the home of his son Charles or
Water street.
Mrs. Lewis Rowley and little son
Richard Gene left this morning Tor
their home In Alliance. They have been
guests for several days Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rowlcy.
Mrs. Harold Brown OF New Mata-
moras IS the guest OF her sister. MIS-
Rodney Campbell
Mrs. William Russell returned THIS
evening from Wheeling. where she
spent the day.
Mrs. :. W. Ten,plcton and son Robert
have returned from few days visit
with relatives in St Marys.
Mrs J. G.. Umplcby and Mrs. F. l..
Carroll spent the day in Wheeling.
Mrs. 4. r Kerr has AS her GGest her
sister. Mrs. H. A. Kelley Of Parkcrs-
burg.
Mrs. Brady Fo!gcr Of Pittsburgh Is
the guest for several days OF her par
ent$. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moore IF Parsley
are parents Of a son. born Tuesday. The
baby Is a grandrhild to Nj. and Mrs.
-. ]. Moore Of Dry Run.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Braun!erk were
business visitors today IN Wheeling.
Phoenix Lodge. a. r. and \. VI. or
this city has hccn invited I" attend
meeting Friday evening al the New
Martinsvillc MasonS. TIL" delegation
Will be carried /" New Mart!nSv!lic on
a special car leaving here II I:io D.. m
Mrs. Lydia G;llias. vino has been III
70: several days. is not yet able 20 De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
WARRINGTON
Entertained.


Miss Betty Leonard very pleasantly
entertained 4 number Of her friends at
her home on Dancer avenue Saturday
evening. Games and dancing wrr" the
forms Of entertainment en- inycd by those
in attendance. During the latter part
of the evening refreshments were served
10y the hostess. The following guests
were present I" enjoy the evening: Miss
Pearl SnndgraSs. Miss Pauline BcamuS.
Glen Eymcr. Fob McCarncs. Fuzzy
Flanagan and the hostess, Miss Leonard
This afternoon the Womans club held
thcr regular meeting in the ". f..
chlEch. Thrift" was the subject dis
Charged Those in charge Of the pro.
gram were: Mrs. Jesse Shimp. Mrs. w.
X. Smith. Mrs. 4. l.. Parrish Mrs +. w.
Vance. Mrs Ed MCCarncs. HoStesscs:
Mrs. l.. y. Hess. Mrs. J. Is. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Bartlett contem-
plate trip 20 the southland after the
first Of the year They expect 10 sail
from New York going down the coast
to Miami. Fla. They will visit several
of the winter resorts In Florida and
make a sojourn in cuba before their
, return IN the spring.
! Mss Irene Rudy. Of Downs, was OPP
Grated on Yesterday NJ Cooks hospital
for case OF acute appendicitis. Miss
Rudy got Through the operation nicely
and Is reported to he doing as well as
! could be expected at this time.
/ LediS- Norman.
The following announcements have
| been received by friends here:
Mr.. y. d. Norman
announces the marriage OF
his daughter
Ruth AthenaIs
| to
JOSEPH Guy Lcidig
Friday. November 10. 1872
indianapolis. Ind.
Mr. Le!dig whose home was formerly
1T Stcciton. Pa. was graduated from the
| University College II Agriculture with
| the class OF rs. During the World war
he was in the naval service being later
! an instructor in the Warrington high
school and also IN one OF the Pittsburgh
4 high schools. At present Mr.. l-eldig is
the West Virginia representative for the
! Scott Fnrcstan School liock Co. Of CHI
cage He is a member Of the Phi Sigma
/ Kappa and has always been prominent
3 in the activities OF the campus.
/ Mrs Lcidg. who Is the daughter or
n, y. Norman. Of Chicago. was Sradu-
atcd from the University OF Indiana
with the class Of 10. She taught IN
, Wiremas. Ind., high school for two
years.
! Harold Moore. Of the Central Auto
Co. spcnt Sunday with hts mother IN
! Moreautown.
/ Mrs Ellis Glover, o: Pittsburgh. IS
visiting her father Mr.. Chas. Drake, OF
! CLAYTON addition.
! Mr.. +. II. Bcall. Of Sycamore. has gone
I to Riyesvillc where he Will Work on an
oil we'll for several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Cured Her
Eheum atism

Knowing from terrible experience the
l. thirst. who lives at Sos T.. Doug
las street C.3gj. Bloomington. ~. Is
c. thankful at having cured herself thar
ont If rurc graiitud" she Is anxious 20
tclI ali other sufferers just how to get
ria Of their torture 10y simple Way at
nome. .
Wrs Ilurs, has nothing {" sell. Mere
- mail Your own name and address,
and she VIII gladly send You this
yaIuahlc Information entirely free
Write her at vncc before YOU forSei.-
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Arrested For Wife Beating

Clark Irwan WIS arr" 'tca las: n:Ght
t,y Motorcycle" Policeman Stanley on
charge Of wife h"I;inG. He viii he ar
ralgncd this !n""N.ng before Iollce
Judge John S. RTE
Harry Gates WAS arrested by Iatro''
lnsn Rice yesterday afternoon on
C:unk charge. while the anne ."fhct:
arrested John Brown. colnred, last might
on drunk Chrrgc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

package or on tablets YOU are not get
ting tho genuine Bayer product pre-
scribed by physicians over twenty-five
years and proved safe by millions for
Colds HeaC3 che
Toothache Lumbaso
Earache rheumatism
Neuralgi3 Fam. rain
Accept "Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin
only Each untroken package contains
proper directions Handy boxes OK
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug
gists also sell bottles G. - and NO.
Aspirin Is the trade mark OF Bayer
Nanuracutrerof Monoace;icac!dester OF
Salicylicacid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
CUT|CURA HEALS
FACE AND SCALP
Broke Out In BGsters
and Rash. Itched Badly.

MY trouble began With itching
and my face and scalp broke out
In blister. and q rash. The skin
Was sore and inHamed and i,ehed
and burned so badly that scratched
and irr!tated il. My hair fell out and
my face was disfgured. could not
sleep.
The trouble went on for three
months before ! began using Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. Alter using
them a few days got relief. and
when I had used two cakes Of Cut-
cura Soap and two boxes Of cutieur.
Ointment was healed" (Signed)
Arthur L. Pilson. Stuart, Va.
Use Cu,ieura for all toilet purposes.
Esnp!s x.eA Free ~ NAL Address: "csxs1rs Les-
sratsrtss, Dept \. Nailsl ~. hsss" Sod every
uhs-.. Soap h< Ointment q and boe. Talsum ~
60 Cutieura Soap sbavss without mug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

park avd picked u1 that fellow up
stairs. didH', know his name then. ana
! 'ook HIM 70 Toronto. and | suppose he
kuew there was something wrong De
rIu>" l." says: You are in trouble.
d.u't know. don't know whether he
had lis haud III the back seat or not
lut he sad | Was IN trouble, and then
hr suggested give him the car, an"
rhuught maybe he was a straight lei
luyy. or L. square with me. and | con-
iidcl IN him and give him the car ana
two $t;rhrlS. and told him 20 send them
10 nv. AZ homo. but put some initial on
lh,ri and send them Ia l"lj MchihIc!
avenue. Akron.
lie never done it. went on 10 Bca-
yr,. PENNSYLVANIA. from Wellsvl!!e !
l.urh. = ticket t. buffalo, but dun
VS. - went as far as Eric. went TO
"r,.. had an army shirt ON. | bought
II white shirt, ] left tao army SHIRT IN
the store; lis there yet, guess 'Aeh
! got another ticket lack u I"Mhe"u'
that night
| bought my ticket to Youngstown.
got oft a, ConNcaut; didn't use II.
,vas lust that nervous l didn't kho"
what in the devil | was doing. l.
WASH, tho nervousness so nlcA aS
what read in the papers.
Instead or getting OIL az ou''h .,,D 49,,
Ike expected. | got or al -ol "t',I,,.
went from 'o'"c'"'' -
ticket 10 Hamilton. ontario. stayed q:
the H"'"' SAINT James a. i'I'''''''"'
t":1". all night
come back owe! 10 Buffalo tho next
morning come On 10 Steuhenvllle'
l.c,, ,a,.rc I stay. Il around 'StcUbenvillc
couple Of days IN the Th"mps"" h",'I,
and then went To We!lsville' ana l
hrugh, Il collar and tie and Sh'Ft'
ana went over ~ Akron and wen.
and bought me 4 machine, ana p''u
$50 for =. and drove oaCN IRON.
Akron 70 East f!TcrToo! ana S'ATItu
n%, and ! bought my TAN JUS .ar
week sometime "' ""us"' '
ir""S" last week ana nave ''e" W.
INK ih"7" s'n'" nA''! my "r'' '"r.'', ~
II y"H d'N "'"'N' THAT van
yea 1"o'H'' '"''T'
Tn" only ier;y vas WIN you was
Cnuach and Harrington when this crime
wHa ccinmI;;cd'
\. Yes. SIR
,,.. .. ,,.,o ,ro, ,og,,h.--
'">' -" ''''
y. Yes s!''
O. Harrington and you and Conrard
was The only ones that was theTc?
yos sir
49, 49,, ,.',, d,uo tho shoot!rr?
yog s,-
- riorrirrto, didn., shoe, the man
N,,,
~, I'm, L,nv al,
, ~, l,i,,,od him.
~. i1.,.od hin, IIe wanted to Ak
,,-, 5c,., Lnow bs wanted TO
',,., it.,,
- ,Th..o ro,r.. M ,ransactjo, o.,
,,% %, r.rIst"r cnr wsa here
an, "t'''' ". M"'rn'! , I"', Lnn, Of I
~. ~ o,t,tr aLnut ,be car
- ~, orI,. r,r--thcro w,sn't-vou
w.. "c ~ ~ rot ,nv whIs-
~. ,h,ara 49, or,,b,rr on, n, anv o,her
"a -, , .o,.,,, mad
''.i,n'' vac, . ,ro ,ras roi,r - cot hi.
,,,',' ,'.''' ,,...,. - S,rs ,Soo worth, ~
,,,',,,. 80 NO wand hauI f. but he
,.H"p, hn,,, :.
49,, MAN,. -,, - M u.b.-
,,.I,, ,,,i,cd M there?
'''','' Wy
~ n.y., a,o-,. .h,. van told m. thor.
49, -, e. ,h,.3
70 A. g., rais.
- T,isn statement?
4 OF course. YOU may believe there
WAS other people thcr".
.. don't. believed you from the
frs, time | shook hands with you IN
,cr, mis- morning?
ynrIdn,, ravc tod Won ,ha, ONLY
I thought no was a reporter when you
suggested there was someone else.
q. You went under the name Of Nc
Mulcn out at the hotel?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

lie testified he Also went with Long
o. Wcl!Svil!c that night. arriving there
about U'c,o~k N N" morning. When
they got To W"iisvIllc, he sad. LINK
20; OF; OF the cIc a"d told NcS;er TO
take i Lack I" Toronto. They NV" h"d
driven down along The river In Toronto
and I.ouc had changed clothes. p0;,,us
IN n dark blue -U:t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

= was eSiu5NSHCd yesterday tHat u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

state then rested their case at
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
Dodgers Twirling Staff
Again Looks Formidable
Showed Best Against Minor
League Champions.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
MOBILE, Ala, March 22.-The Dodgers
arrived here this evening and tomorrow
will meet the st. Louis Browns In an
exhibition contest at the local park
The game will be the first real test for
the Dodgers this season, as they have
not yet played another major league
club. Manager Robinson has his men
in tip top condition and they are eager
TO tackle the American leaguers. In
Pensacola the Brooklyns displayed con-
siderable class by beating the Louis
vile Colonels, champions of the minor
leagues. in three games
In the contests the Brooklyn pitchers
proved that they are rounding into
real playing form. III what they ac-
complshed may be taken as a criterion
the Dodgers will have n formidable
staff OF twirlers this season. In the
series Rsuther, Cadore. Vance, Smith
and Shriver each pitched three innings
and were not scored on. The Colonels
made runs off Mamaux and Mitchell.
with the exception Of Vance and Shriver
the hurlers mentioned above are vet
Grams who, with Burlcigh Grimes, will
form the clubs hurting department in
the coming race. Vance and Shriver
may be retained by Robinson.
Tomorrow Robinson will use three
pitchers, but when the games with the
Yankees get under way It is likely that
only. two Dodger hurlers will break
into each game.
The National L<aguers will meet the
local club of the Southern League Fri
day afternoon and the following day
will open their series with the American
League champions at New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
ROUTE HORSES WIN
HAYANA'S PURSES
Four Races at More Than a
Mile Furnish Good Sport
and Keen Speculation.

HAVANA, Cuba. March 22.-The pro-
gram at Oriental Park to-day was made
UP of a series OF claiming races, the
conditions OF four of the six being
framed to suit horses which fancied
going the distance route They fur.
nished good sport and keen speculation.
There was q decided Improvement In
the footing. the track being in fairly
good cond ition. with gradual improve
ment as the afternoon progressed.
The r. l.. Baker stable scored double
witb Judge Budrow and J. c. Stone.
The latters victory was an extremely
lucky one as Win or Quit ran as best,
but lost through bungling ride.
FIRST RACE.-Four-year-oid and upward /;
longs. Jessica r.. iOs (Fields). Z to 1. 5 to
and to 5, first: Bacchanalian. 100
lBurnsl. to !. to and 9 to 8, second !;
and to 10. third. Time. 1:0s 20.
Scratched-Waterford and Pokey B.
SECOND RACE.-Four-year-olds and up
half furlongs. Judge Budrow. 105 (Fields).
3 to /. 8 TO and to 8. first: Discussion.
1oS Maiben). to J; o 8 to and to 9.
3 to 2 and @ to s. third. Time. 100 2-5.
Scratched-War Map.
THIRD ACE.--Three-year-olds and upward
=
l to TO- first: Little Dear, lot (Kennedy)
3 to 1. 8 to 8 and z to 10. second: Caraway.
105 (Fields), to 1. to 5 and to 5,
third. Time, ! .61. Scratched-Retreat,
whippet and lie Balafre-
FOURTH RACE.-Four-year-o and up.
ward: claiming; purse. S700; mile and fifty
yards. Haman. 110 (PooD, 8 to /. even
and / to @ first; Hazel W.. 1o8 (Kennedy)
2 to 1. 4 to and 2 TO 5, second; Walter
Turnbow. 105 (Maiben). even. / to and
to 8. thrid- Time. / :46 1-5 All started.
FIFTH RACE.--Four-year- -olds and upward
claiming purse. 800; mile and sixteenth.
J. G. Stone. 107 CPribble), even. to and
/ TO 5. first; Win or Quit. 107 (Burns), 5
TO 2, 10 10 and to 3. second; Drapery.
40 tSmith). 20 to I. s to and to 1,
third. Time, l so rs. All started.
SIXTH RACE.-Four-year-o and upward;
claiming purse. $500; mile and a sixteenth.
Balfour. 1o7 Pribblel. to 1. 8 to 5 and
to 5, first: Dolly c., 102 (Kennedy). 10
100 (Pickens), to 5, ] to and / 20 O,
third. Time. 40 As. All started.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
Rollins to Lead Columbia
Hockey Team Next Season

Walter Rollins. for two years one OF
the most dependable members OF the
Blue and White hockey team, was yes
terday elected to lead Columba's
skaters on the ice during the 1922-1s23
campaign Rollins will be a senior next
year, is 20 years old and takes the place
OF Even Anderson, football player and
one of the real stars in intercollegiate
hockey circles this season. The new
captain starred as left wing for Eras-
mus High School OF Brooklyn for two
years before coming to Columbia and
played on the interscholastic champion
ship team in 1912
Columbia will lose all its defense
men by graduation next season, Ander-
son. Squires. Park and Rachow leaving
the university. The forward positions
will be well taken care OF. however
as Rollins. Baldwin and Church, the
last two right wings. and Rogers CEN
ter. are expected to be back in school
next fall, while Jennings. the newly
discovered goal man, will also be in
college, as will Hopper. whom he dis
placed.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
Havana Entries.

FIRST RACE-Cuban bred maiden; two
year-olds; three and half furlongs Donna
Bella, %; Relox, 20: virulla. 102: Don
Normand, 10J Brown Shasta, Jos; Mata
Hamre. 1o5; Havana Electric. 10s.
SECOND TlACE-Cleiming; three-year-olds
and upward; six furlongs. Helen Maj
as: San Stefano. 1o3; Califa. 103; Shy
Ann, 10S: Viola O.. 1T: Primitive. .11o;
Mark Denunzio. 113; Jap M,ima. I1S Kay
nan. 1is; Peaceful s'a-. ii5: Vim' iiS'
THIRD cE-Threc-ycar-olds; claiming;
six furlongs. 'Datusa, ss; .canny Lady,
as; 'Mary D., 101; Mrs Grundy, 1903
Bitter Biting. ioa; Don Pepc. 1os; spods,
10S; Wreckless, Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Four-year-ol and up
ward claiming: five and a half furlonss.
sJill 1866 Hoover, los; Hullo. 1o7; Ffckle
Fancy, 100: indian. 40: Peasant. no.:
Good Hope. 110; Mumo Jumbo. 10; Willie
Woods, lie !; Gallon Berry. liz; Cabin
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-o and upward |:
one mile. Tho Roll Call. So; Leshorn,
SO: tRebuke, OF; tBiily Barton, 1i2; Eleanor
s., 95 Costigan. es; Sea Prince. 1903;
MelIoria. ia tGold Apple Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-ol and upward !:
clalrnlng one mile and fifty yards. 'Mollie
Puff 50; sNavisco, So sKing r., 100:
Coscorron, 81; Buchanan, o. Plurality.
96 Huen, 100: Molincro, 106; Roseate. 101 /;
sHaran 10s; haywood, 100; Hush. III.
SEVENTH RACE-Four-year-olds and up
Great Hawk, Ds; Discord. 100; ~ Alfred
"Cork. 103; sBill Hunley, 1903; -Dolph los :
-John ]. Casey, 110; .Marauder, 40; 'Con-
stantine, ITO: Dna. ff5.
sADDrenttco allowance.