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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
COL. CHOLMELEY-JONES,
FINANCIAL MAN, is DEAD

NEW YORK. Feb q Col. r G.
rholnelev-JoneS wee president Of
he Finnace Trading Corporation. this
rlty, and former director of the gov
,rnment war risk insurance bureau
he'd at 2.3o a. III. today, at the Pres
oNtefian Hospital from heart trouble
He had been Ill for almost three and
half months.
Associates Of Colonel Jones said
that his breakdown was a direct re
suit OF his war activities for the gov
eminent. especially of his work in the
war risk insurance bureau. He was
not married.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
ROdehearer Concert Co.
Play at Beach Tonight

One Of the most ENJOYABLE Of the
sea sons entertainments al the Andi
;orium will be gwen this evening hv
the Rodrheayer Concert. company.
whieh VIII play as a regular assemh-
~ number.
r. dcheaver. famous song leader with
Bili, Sunday is one of the most pn-
pular concert companies on tbs road
toby. and no doubt hundreds viii
turn out To welcom" Roiaheaver &
return to Daytona Beach. where II"
has many friends made last year
when he was here with sunday
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

The refusal of the rfts commission
ersi through their city clerk. to &C:
cept the. petitions fled Monday even.
ing cCntGlnfhg the nomiuatiOn OF sew
en- candidates for the ballot to be
ueed at the election March 9TH, which
refusal WIS afterwards changed to
upon the threat OF the
petitioners to bring mandamus pro-
ceedings to force their point. and
upon the acquiescence Of the city at
torney, to whom the city hall poll
ticians carried their point. gives rise
to the question Of dates in compiling
time for filing which has been a con-
tentiOus one in many elections. The
attempted refusal of the city commits
si0ners to accept the petitions was
based on q misunderstanding OF the
law which allows the excluding of the
6rst day and inclusion of the last day
OF the specified period before an cleo
ton in which petitions must be filed.
The question raised. by the city
commissioners occurred when the
names of seven nominees were pre-
sented. These petitions signed by
the legal number Of names asking the
parties to run tor the city commits
SfVsts ~0lAS AOa tnC PAs$tiu6 VI tAsC AOA
lowing names on the ballot for the
election March It'll:
DIR. A. ONeill
f. G. Weaver
VIM. Goldenherg
Mrs Nancy NJ. Purdy.
DR. Josie Rogers.
Geo. w. Marks.
W. S. Edwards.
In addition to the filing Of these
names Monday. there were filed OF
Saturday. the names Of F. ]. Niver
E. T. Conrad, s. c. Archibald. F. NJ
Rowe, Fred Stones. Mrs. l. NJ. Nab
bette and J. H. Donnelly.
These fourteen candidates will stant
Tor election. seven Of the number t
| We chosen to act as board of com
missioners in putting the new cit.
charter into force.
The first seven named compose thu
civic ticket, candidates chosen by reE
resentatives of the city civic organi
cations. labor and from the city a
large, the first three named havial
,een elected on the former boar'
which did not take Office because o
| the passage of the charter.
| Points of the law covered by tn
argument Of the civic committee II
offering names on Monday evenin
are as follows.
In the case of Savage VS.. the State
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

agent out OF Cincinnati have opened
an office in the DaytOna Transfer
company office on Magnolia avenue.
where they will look after advance re-
servations on the railway which they
represent. Both Messfs. Bland and
Lyons will stop at the New Gables
While in the city.
An interesting feature of the arrival
Of the advance reservation men in the
state at this time. is the news which
they bring that, at recent meeting
of the officials of all the railroads
running norh from Florida. the decis
ion was made to postpone all advertis
ing for reservations north until after
March 1st.. SO that the false impress
sion would not be given that the rail
roads were attempting to rush tour
lists homeward earlier than necessary
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
WEATHER TO-DAY


Genefaly fam tonight and Wednes
laE. is tie weather forecast ISSUED
for Florida today
The Gather is moaerating grad
ualiy throughout the country. although
hicago had . low temperature of -
degrees Yesterday The lowest in
paytona IN the last = hours was g.
While the higi.es- was 76
The following temperatures We're Re.
corded Yesterday Boston. :, i-5o. Chi
cago, 22-1S. Cincinnati. 3S-tS. Kansas
City 3sii. New York. 81 Is. st
louis s2it. Washington. ii-5s, Pitts
burgh, i052
Or. Charlotte z. Sawyer Osteopatl,
= South Palmetto Ave Phone 700.
200l 80 Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
HEARING ON RATES
FOR BUNKER COAL

WASHINGTON. Feb u 4 hearing
on the rates for the transportation Of
bunker coal Will be held here March
20. the Interstate Commerce commits
SIGN announced today.
The railroads involved are the At
lantic Coast Line. Chesapeake * Ohio.
Southern. Seaboarl Air Line. and the
Carolina. Clinchheld & Ohio.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

g voluelA AVENUE.
Oraneh It ormond Beach.

Irving R0seborough of Kopkinsville.
n.y., u The guest Of T. J. McReynolds
q 10 North Ridgewood avenue while
h the clay. but will shortly 60 to
Inland, where he will visit his moth
e., Mrs. J. W. Roseborough Mr..
RoseborOugh u very prominent mer
chant Of Hopkinsville. having one of
the largest and most up-to-date fur
nlohing stores in that city
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
=
CHIN
T0DE1|

AIKEN. S. c. -
Mounts and her th4c
Il, Clarence. Is. =
years of age. were
and f. Z. Nountn
woman, is in = CT
an Augusta hospi1o
which destroyed 0o1f
today.
The family was 49,
floor when fire bru1lo
carried into the ru1l
caved in. Bodies q
victims have i,een -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

last one drew -
enough. but ~
ion that a rofI
speak. would =
The Polo On
capacity three
absence OF
made OF the aG
less of an inf
The fans forln0
for the team
trailing at tlso
their allegiAneo
four times durin
v 'a have Go5
ia ,utcouno
fight.
New ! ork w.
other such ooEfc
rest OF the couQ1 :
ing its cheering Z :
mouth shut. tt
much talk q -
fled for the -
Giants and Yo1
without giving -
comment -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
Crirst Pub. Feb
REGISTRATION u

The Registration Bs6lZz
c..uiitN. Florida. viii o.
ciasr an Monday. MareA
remain open every oAE
for four weeks. closing
..isi. 1922 -
JOHN r. w
Supervisor OF kegfa
County.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
WE'D AT 81 FOR CARE.

lSlEWoRTH, Eng. Feb 2l.-Rich-
ard Tayior aged 81. has been married
To his honsei.eeper. Miss Am Scarf.
who is Il SO my wife could look
after me. Taylor explained
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

e Z: eyo osqe VINO y associated
~ 49, q. = - 70, mas Iecon.iy
. n. - uo0 : oaeaness tFip 20 AT
=.
~ "a .! =. eet meesc ana ps.!eF
d ss M III {. ". ~ Is-tt
Horace r.. Fretwell and brother. NJ.
Edward Ffotwell. Of Jacksonville. were
tho weekend guests OF Mrs. F. NJ.
WtllamD and family, 2l2 Loomis
avenue.
- hour Kodak finishing 1t lie
3osoo'A. l0O-k16-u
William Murphy Of Toronto. Can
quarters, left Monday afternoon for
= tOur south. including Palm Beach
and Miami, expecting to return here
next week.
For high class painting. decorating
and parerhanging, ]. F. Shelley, 121
South Palmetto Ave. Competen
workman. 239-2-l9-t
uo-.ra Al Ar,,s.ro,y who ,s n.
..r.s;r~ sha Kant,ckv N,,;tarv ;nsti
s,.a - Fan ca,1;a snert the weaken.
aei;~hs - Mic narsnts M and Nrs
I'll Ar,,,strorg
=
A Miller IF DAYTON q who ha,
haan snanfl;nr the entire winter sea
sor or North pidyawoo.l avpnue re
ceiyed a wire last evening from Gov
| inxton. O.. announcing the sudder
death Of his mother. Mr.. Miller lef-
| this morning for Covington. where HI
| will attend the funeral and intermen
which will take place Friday Mr.
| Miller expects to return to Dayton:
next week to join his wife for the re
mainder OF the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
WISHING VIVA

WEYMOUTH. Bnes
magic spring at Gyg
near here is drying
thousands of SUNNI
nave their wish an1 ~
over their shouldof.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
Eastman Kodak agency at I.eSes-
na'o. 1901 left

The Michigan Tourist Club held its
most enjoyable meetings YESTERDAY
afternoon at the home Of DIR. G. NJ
Conncr 70 whom all the members feel
deeply grateful for his very continu
Ous loyalty to Michigan: also for his
hospitality Several members Of the
club took part in the program after
which delicious refreshments were
served and suitable souvenir pre-
sentde to each one.
Hon. and Mrs. F. II. Rockwell, %
WejlsbprO. Pa, after spending few
days very pleasantly at the home o.
Dr. end Mrs William F. Dayey or
South RidgewoOd avenue. left Mon
day afternoon for an extended triI
to Cuba. Jamaica and Panama. from
where they will sail for New York
Mrs Davey is a niece OF Mr.. and Mrs
Rockwell who were making their first
trip to Daytona. and it is needless t.
saw that they were simply charme'
with the many beautiful sceneries
here.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
Will Attempt to
Raise Funds for
Band in March

Continuation of the band concert.
at the Casino Burgoyne through,
March hy Earl Frazer New berry and
His Exposition band was put up t.
the Chamber of Commerce at the
meet ing last night by Mr.. Newherry
and the proposition was indorsed.
Mi Newberry's contract expires
March !, and il Will cost $500 per weel
Tor the bard 10 continue the concerts
Trough March. The Civic department
" the Palmetto Clnh also has gone or
record a. favcriDg continuation of the
concerts and the proposal will be pu'
Up to the Rotary and kiwans clubs.
The question ri faisin. =. neces
AIRY funds will he up to the various
vie organ sations.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
HOSPITAL AFFAIRS
Of INTEREST

The executive committee of the
winter resident auxiliary met at hos
pital headquarters Monday afternoon.
and as result Of this meeting call
has been issued for meeting of al.
winter residents to be held Wedncs
day. February %, at 10 A. NJ. The
meeting will be held at hospital head
quarters. corner Beach and Orange
avenue A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all winter residents. and ali
hospital work.
The Palmetto club has appointed a
committee for Automobile service III
connection with hospital organization
work. Mrs. Fred d. Graves is chair
nan of This committee. ON which are
the following members. Fred ID
Graves. T.. Haedrich. A b. Fuller. ",
j. Walsh. X. l.. Heating. J B Knox.
Mrs. J. f. Hawley. Mr.. Williams. John
Benson. J. G. Mccullough. d +. Liv
;ngst n. G.. H. iinlett. f G. Amer.
G. j. Whitney. J r. Fray. " ii Col
WE'LL W. J. Leonard j Sangster
The members OF this committee viii
give the use of their automobiles tor
halliday periods al time TO assist in
| various phases of the work to be done
/! during the next few weeks. Il is
/ planned t. call on each member OF
! this committee in turn, 50 as to dis
tribute the service and not make it
necessary to use any one car oftener
than perhaps once in ten days or
two weeks.
| Officers of the Resident Women :
! auxiliary meet at committee head T.
=, quarters Tuesday morning. and com
menced listing of reports now coming
! in from district chairmcn. Report on
the work as whole Will be ready
j later in the week
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

Everything musical. Burns Music
Shop. Orange avenue. 500 l6 tt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

*Nafiha Washington tea at the Pal
netto club. BY the u. A. r. Wednes-
lay afternoon at 30 O'Clock. Adj
mission. 30 cents. Public invited.
357 81 1t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

Nj. and Mrs. r. H. Armstrong Of
III As1tngton avenue, left this morn
- ~ Orlando. where Mr.. Armstrong
go ~ aA1ond to business matters.
Vknp thera they will spend a short
Whll6 With their daughter. Miss Mad
l1loo Armotyung. who - student at
~ eoahodral School for Girls.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

~. and Mrs. Fishenden, OF Koch
esoce. ~ Y, accompanied by Mrs.
NGhQo6on's brother. George T. Mp
80 q New YORK City, after a Ey
l1Gloo&4 Say in DAytona. left IN
lay a1tpgnooa for Cocoa, West vi
Bach and Miami Y
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

Aof1goi1a 9hop Tor Junosorm Frou
mn su1oos and Ampliformes fol
e1oQ4sf uoneh. 4As-12-S-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

For high class painting. decorating
and parerhanging, ]. F. Shelley, III
Snnth Palmetto Ave. Competen
workman. 339-2-l9-t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

Howard NJ. Armstrong. who is at
tending the Kentucky Military insti
tute 1t Eau Gallie. spent the weekend
ct home, Ill Arlington avenue. to the
delight Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Il: II. Armstrong.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

lA lsssnssssss a. 1ssAcA Pastr,
ri 49, 49, u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
SALLY LEAGUE CLUBS
ABOLISH CLASS RULE
Will Increase Salary Limit.
Want Posl-Scason Series
With Nirginians.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Oct. 23.-AholI-
ton of tn" So-calicd class man" rule.
furbiddinS any club to have more
than SIX players WHO have had en-
pcricncc ON class a. baseball clubs.
or higher. was decided upon today
at the annual meeting of the dircc-
tors OF tho South Atlantic Associa
ton Of baseball clubs. The salary
limit was fixed 1T $4,000. the maxi
mum allowed ny tho national aESocia :
ton, and the player limit was set
at fourteen. including the manager.
who. under an amendment to tho
rules adopted today. must he a play
ing manager.
The ncNt season viii open April 10
ana will run through September ID.
II was decided. y schedule viii be
drawn up before the next meeting.
OPENING games viii hc played in
Columbia. Grccnvilic ana Charleston,
and Fourth Of July games viii bc
staged in Charleston Columbia
Grctnville and SpartanburE the last
tw" cities dividing the morning and
afternoon.
An six clubs including Charlotte.
y. G. and Augusta ia. In order that
the four South Carolina cities named
We're represented at the meeting to-
day
The directors voted In favor Of an
other post series between tho south
Atlantic p"uuant winners. and tho
champions OF tn" Virginia League FOR
class IL championship OF the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
OPEN TENNIS TOURNEY
Annual Affair Will Bring
Champion and Past Cham
pion Into Connection.

The annual womcn's tennis tourua-
m"nt Viii start today at the Coun-
try club "f Virginia with matches
20 he played either In morning or
afternoon.
IN" .utry list. while not large.
comprises tho best players. among
them being Miss I'cu,lopc Anderson.
present champion. and MISC Eliza
beth Warren, who held the honors
tor two years. Both OF these girls
HAY" Two legs on the cup which must
hc won for three %cHrs TO gain pcr-
innH"nt possession. Il is planned to
Try ana hold the finals Saturday
afternoon.
J. NJ. cecil chairman. also an
nounccS that tho Country CllIh has n
match arranged for SATURDAY with
william and Mary. Tho following
saturday. November {. TIA" Country
Cub team goes To Norfolk to meet
thotr old enemies
IN" draw for the womon's tourney
tbIlows: First rounf-Niss Mary
Sad!cr rs. Miss Resale holland.
second round thrSt round bytsp-
MISS Penelope Andersen VS. Miss
MARY iiorsi"y. Miss Mary Taylor vs..
winner Sadlcr- holland: Miss Eliza
h"'h warren vs. MIss Mabel Lloyd:
Mrs Hugh babncy ~. Miss Eliza
beth Cecil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

First race: mile AMI seventy yards
Scotland Yet. los: lNgh spool. 100:
NiEht Boat ll6 Lucky Antoine. 100.
The Ron. can 100. l.oghorn. los
Martin y. 'Nuonan. ll3. sucsada. i02
Mawrc"ron. 20; Ralc". loI; sunny
S"coni race. ahou, mrlonrs-
I"rhulaut -, Violet H!u. ~.
Lihu"a. -; iirrcm"u, 100; .Iac,iucIiuc
Julian. -; Stuu" luz. ll5: ocCidrnta
III; John Joseph l15, Tikch. lis.
Third race. abou, furloncs-S,.
Allan. us. rr,nc" of umbria. as,
nri, 100. Muskailomrc. lii Arrow
go Fourth rny" ahou, furlongs TAI
Timh"r ~ William T"lI. lO9: R.s,
Low li5 hlanc S"lnI. loo, Hompiur
ii3in", 100. llttlc C-It. ll5.
rum race, mil" and sixteenth
LORD Herbert IN. Juno. lot -
lS'd"r". iud The N.u"gcanc". lUl
Mlichwork. lo2. PONY Wnlr. Iu5
ii"r'h. III. MaEri" Murphy. 81 Regal
i."dE" loo, IiUNurn. l0". Ruhan
Rouge. lag, Fluff 1903; Eos",Iin ~.
car" Free, lllj star Court. III
SIXTH race Miss E"ll" ll2. 2.us
l.assi". NJ. Rcd Wreath. Ii2. stella
Maris. ~: Ray b"ar ll2: SL<Irmisl
u, MaZ"ppa, ~. MrabclI. ll..
t"atitud". III luwnch". lI@. Quarrel
III. M"rmHw, III. Marrar.t Ior.',a
IL: larGuclimc Julian. ll2; EIla =.
clear fast,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
INDIANS AND TIGERS
EXPECT HARD BAT TIE
Game Will Give Line on
Spiders Opponents for
Thanksgiving Dav.

Interest in tho football clash be-
tween the Hampton Sidney Tigers
and the William and Mary Indians at
Mayo Island Park Saturday is run
ming high here among cridiron fol-
lowers. The williamsburg argrcca-
ton has been toutcd by sports
writer's in tn" cities where thcy have
played as a college eleven Of really
university Calib"r. Some writer's
have even said that tho Indians are
To- he ranked with the hes, teams
mm"nG tn" colleges of the south. rh"
ThankSEiNine Day bat,Io between
University Of Richmond ana william
aud Mary will hc ono Of tho best
Eam"S I'm the South that day. and
local d"restcrs are anxious To get a
ms on tn" Indians !" compare them
with the spiders. who have already
been seen in action here.
In the past few years the Tigers
big little college" due to tho an-
normal strength of the football teams
when compared to tn" numerical
strength 20 the student body
Freaks have hit tho Tigers y severe
hi"w this year and. barring the Viz
EihlH I'vh game. may l." blamed In
t =, RI, t9r IN, IN" n".r sh%wimH Gf IN"
mhd" q number OF chances i'm his
lineup preparatory TO tn. game sat
mrrrdhN, AMI indications arc that tho
: . : W 'li i' stronger imam they
w"r" week AGO. ana tho Indians
WI! not nav" TIL" advnutaE" they en-
j"Mcd on paper last saturday night.
TN" Tiger followers are not try
lhE ~ present any excuses for tho.
TOUR dofoh;S that hnv" hc"n inflicted
on them 10y 'h"ir' tuur opponents.
but in every game. .Xcop' 'hn T. II
! strung! g. the lIampd"n- Sidney team
mas outplayod it's opponents In m.
last game with Elun. tho Tarhccis
W,"rc on ,play"d in three rnar,ors hut
IN" liEcrS cam" out With tho short
"nH 81 tn" 49, score. Nobody is
ah!e 10 account Tor this. except that
Tiger trail
The Tigers arc in pink Of condition
ana ar" none tho worse for the scrar
Win td"n. II Is Thought that Coach
Roundy will shake tho bacl,fcld nm
SllshtiY for N" William and Mary
gam" in an effort 10 win one of the
hArdcSt games ON SchcNmlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Insure Football Squad
Against All Injuries
rBy Associo,.d pro.sl

CHICAGO. Uc1. 25-Tne entire
NORTHWESTERN football team has
been insured against injury by ~
piankct policy. Dana NJ. Evans
dir"ct"r OF athletics. announced
today Terms OF the policy as-
sure IN" university II fixed sum
ior every player injured or taken
w during the football season.
h"N ais" proVid" 30 per cent
"""i'i"haI sum Tor every. player
sent to the hospital
The comn"nsatinns already have
been received for five broken
noses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
CHESS EXPERTS SIGN
FOR TITLE MATCH
ny Associated prossl

NEW YORK, oct. 25--Frank j.
Marshall Of New York. chess cham
p!on Of the United States. aud Ed
ward Laskcr. Of Chicago. winner OF
tho recent masters tournament. have
signed articles OF agreement 70 play
a championship match Of eighteen
games FOR $1,000 Play Is To begin
in Sew York on March 10 next, oticr
games OF the series to be staged in
Philadelphia. Cleveland. chicago and
Now orleans. This is the first CON
t"st for this til" iu thirteen years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
RE-ECHO WINS RACE
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lNv AssocInt.A prnee.l

NEW MARK: EFT. ENGLAND oct.
q r." Echo hy Ni"l Cow. ont Of
CORR" Rae. owned by Sir l.. FACET.
100" pounds with extras. run here
Major ~ knyscr's Poisoned Ar
row was second and J \ d" Ro,hs-
child's liaSty Match was third. Thir-
four horses ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Mu,iirsn sold 10 Frisco.

Mullican. third has"man uf the Cni-
caGu American League baseball team.
has hccu purchased by tn" San
Francisco club OF the Pacific Coast
League and VIII report next season.
IL was announced today. The pUr-
chnsc is q part Of tn" deal whcrchv
Will" kaTm, san Francisco third
hascman goes TO Chicago. III"
White Son paid 100000 for Kemn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

out third. Time. los Is. Rowsrrit.
Ehicf Flynn. Irish rat Marion.
sure. Marsarct Loretta and Paddy $
Sourth race. milo and n sixteenth
IRISH Rriradicr - CM"rmc"). 5 To
T.: even. out, won: N"phaiSt0S lO7
tThomhSl, I" .. out, out. second
cirrus. !" tSand"). > 10 |. ! to .. out.
third. Time. 1876 80. ovcrtakc also
ran.
tifth race. mil" and sixteenth
iali"t Mark. l02 tThomas). even. .
70 .; 10 !. won; S"arChlirht. lO2
,F"iiD: :" TO !, 20 to /. to l. sec
"nd; st lsidor". lU2 tMcCoyD, s To !
. 10 .. ! TO :, third. Tim" l:i9 2-5
i''"pSink.r Ast"riSk. WNiic Daniel
thht"auEay also ram.
sixth race. about 6 furlonCs-
'Ncl"rs. 100 (Mc A'c"). to 10. out
out. won. Shamrock lis ,Sandc,. ,
10 =. out. and out, second. Avalanche
10" ,h"llD 10" Ia !. 10 To /. out
third Time. 1909 -. Only thrc,
went.