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Evening star., 1922-03-02

DR.. William Warner Tracy, for many
of the Department of Agriculture and
well known among scientific workers
throughout the United States, died yes
terday at the home of his son. John Z.
Woodbridge Tracy, 2927 Macomb street
northwest. He was one of the foremost
horticulturists and seed experts of the
country.
Dr. Tracy was seventy-seven years
old. He was of Pilgrim stock, born in
Ohio in 1s45, and while yet a small boy
moved with his parents 20 Vermont. At
the outbreak of the civil war he enlisted d
in Company D, 45th Massachusetts In
fantry. /in this organization he refused
| a commission as captain, preferring 10
.reman a private, in which capacity he
| thought he could render best service TO
his country. He served with his COM
pany until September ?. 1868. when he
! was invalided home. and after 4 long
period of convalescence he entered the
Michigan Agricultural College. where he
soon distinguished himself in botanica,
and horticultural lines.
Became Plant Breeder.
Soon after graduation from college
he became connected with the firm of
-. eITy q ~, St'StSIi'tll, Oi 4Dt-
| troit, and was assigned to the task-of
developing a trial ground and plant
breeding department for that firm.
Dr.. Tracy's services with the com-
pany won for him worldwide repu-
| tation as an expert in vegetable Vari-
/ cites and as a practical plant breeder.
| In the latter field he did much pio-
! neering.
] In 1903 he entered the service of the
| Department of Agriculture, where he
| devoted most of his time and atten-
ton TO the study of horticultural Va
rietieS and vegetables.
Author of Books.
DIR. Tracy was the author of many
books and bulletins on this subject
and was regarded as a leading author
ity in his lines of investigation. In
}view of his accomplishment he was
given the honorary degree of doctor
of science by his alma mater. DIR.
Tracy retired from active service in
the department April %. 1921. after
Ieighteen years of continuous service. d.
He is survived by four sons. John Z.
Woodbridge Tracy. Washington; VIII
w. Tracy. Fort Collins, Col; Harry w.
Tracy and Stephen W. Tracy, San
Francisco, Calf.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
DEATH OF MRS. S0LEM.
Wife of Member of Federal Trade
Commission.

Mary Virginia Solem, wife of Arne
S. Solem of the Federal Trade Com
mission, died at O'Clock this morning
at the residence, IL r street northeast.
A baby girl was born well and healthy
She will be named after the mother.
Mary Virginia Slater Solem.
Mrs. Solem, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Slater, who live at 10
Seaton place northwest, was born in
the District of Columbia July 26, 1890.
She was married September 6. 1911.
Sigurd, son, eight wears old. sur
wives. Other relatives include a
brother. Roy Slater, and his wife. Fu-
neral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon from the residence
Intermcnt will be at Prospect Hill ceme-
terry.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

lhere are some especially a
$500 Street Dresses, $l1.75
1e straight- line, Tricotfne
med.
$500 Dresses, $l9.75
2 PoIret Twill Coat Style Navy
Blue Dresses. Very exceptional.
Less than half!
$47.50 Dresses, $21.75
2 StraiahtIine styles in Blue
Poiret Twill, narrow braid trim
ming.
$500 to $500 Dresses,
STATS
II Straiehtline and Coat Style
Dresses, Of Poiret Twill, hand-em.
oroidery and bead trimming.
$3.50 Dresses, $9.75
q Tatfeta Street Dresses, tunie
and blouse styles. Navy and black.
$500 Dresses, $22.75
4 imported Dresses, crepe de
chine, straightline styles. Hand.
made; flesh color and maize.
$e5.00 Gowns, S23.75
2 Duvetyn Gowns, thread en-
broldered. In brown and black.
$4,000 Gowns, STATS
Imported Afternoon Gown. of
lavender chiffon with rose satin.
$500 to S175.W
Gowns, $36.75
Black Chiffon Velvet, deep bead
ed sirdIe.
$125.G0 to $183.50
Gowns, S53.75
4 Dinner Gowns, brown, black
and jade satin and silk net. Gold
thread and bead embroidery.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
CARDS OF THANKS.

BOWEN. W" wish 10 express our gratitude
10 friends and relatives for the sympathy
and beautiful nprai tributes on the death OF
our mother, JOSEPHINE +. BOWEN
CORA WOLFE. THERESA ROBFf. ANNIE
AND MARION BOWEN. HERBERT, GUY
AND CHARLES BOWEN.
COOPER We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks aud appreciation t" the many friends
for their kninc,s. sympathy and beautiful!
floral tril,utes rendered AT the death of orr
beloved husband and father. BENJAMIN J..
COOPER. THE FAMILY.
LANE. | wish 10 acknowledge with grateful
apprecfafinR the sympathy and beautiful
fofaI offerings from relatives, friends and
kind neirih.rS at Tie death of my beloved
wife, VERONICA i. LANE. -
HUSBAND. .
MAJORS. We wish TO express sincere thanks
and ;ppr"e !ation 10 the many friends for
their E.n,4ncss ard sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes rendered at the death OF our
beloved mother. Mrs MARGARET MAJoltS
and especially to the employees OF the DE
Sales Laundry
HER DAUGHTERS 3. & E.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Stockings

Odds and ends from our ho-
siery department. rumpled and
broken lines especially priced
for immediate disposal.
$3.75 to $4.95
Sport Stockings, $1.95
Wool, and silk and wool. hand
embroidered cIox, heather mixtures.
Light weight, though bought for
winter selling!
$3.50 Sport Stockings, Csc
Wool, heather mixtures and verti-
cal stripes. Less than one-third Of
former price!
$3.75 Silk Stockings, $500
kayser thread silk Stocking, full
fashioned, pure dye, in grain silk
In black, chestnut and cordoyan.
These are fine grade.
$500 Silk Stockings, $1.75
Full fashioned Ingrain silk, heel
and toes we'll reinforced. Black only.
$2.25 to, $3.50 Z
Silk Stockings, $1.39
Plain and fancy lace, full fashioned.
Black only.
$3.50 Glove Silk
Stockings, $2.95
plain, eoIors: black, cordovan, Rus.
sian calf and steel sfay.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
STABBED MAN DIES.

Dante PiZza. twenty-seven years old
in business at l114 Sth street south
east, who waa stabbed in the baci
the morning of November >, while IL
an alteration with Tony Coiometus
driver of a bread delivery wagon
who resided at 7f2 5th street, died
Providence Hospital last night.
toicmetuS has not been arrested
although detectives traced him Il
Italy. Coroner hewitt ordered th'
body of the dead man taken to thu
mGrgue, where an inquest Will bt
held.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
MRS. c. A. GORDON DIES.
Long a Resident of District-Fu-
neral Rites Saturday.

Mrs. Cora Adele Gordon, wife of
Fulton r. Gordon and resident of
day at her residence, 1920 Patterson
street, Chevy Chase. ID. c. Funeral
services will be held Saturday alter
noon at . O'Clock at the residence.
Mrs. Gordon was born near Tren-
ton, y. j., and came TO Washington
with her parents at five years of age.
Her father was n veteran OF the
civil war, and was employed as "a
clerk in the War Department prior
to his death a few years ago.
Surviving her arss her husband, a
daughter, Frances Virginia Gordon:
mother, Mrs Charles S. Hart of
this city. and brother. Frank w.
Hart of New York.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
LEAVES FOR FUNERAL.

Representative James w. Hustled
was. called to New York yesterday to
attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Iohn NJ. Shedd.
A week ago the representative was
called to New Haven on account OF
the sudden and serious illness OF his
son, David Hustled, a student at Yale
University. The young man Is now
considered out of danger.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
TRILBY, THE FAT LADY, DIES.

CHICAGO, March Mrs. George a.
Kenna, known in circus side shows for
years as '"Trilby, the Fat Lady," is
dead here. She quit the circus six
teen years ago and made her home
in Chicago. She weighed 400 pounds
when she died, and while with the
circus her weight is said to have eN-
| ceeded this by more than 100 pounds.
A casket one yard wide and six feet
three inches long is being constructed
for the body.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

Wnen you can save on such des
Oxfords, $3.25
Made to sell Tor $500. :sF
1855 Pairs Of Women's Dark Brown
Grain oxfords, welt soles-botn
Cuban and low flat heeIs-wItl1 rub-
ter heels attached. All Sizes In G
and . widths.
Pumps, SOS & :
Made to sell for $7.oo.
II Pairs Of Young Women's 8 strap
and Buckle Patent. Leather Pumps.
Low fiat heels and welt soies-size
o width; 3N, 4E., S, 5La, g. 6Es, z
Pumps, $7.95
Formerly, 5000 pair. =
10 Pairs Of Woraen's Dark Brown
KID Pumps; welt soies and low Cuban
heels Sizes: "A. .5H., 6; A, 4, 5, 5Ia,
! z, 9; 3, 4. ~, 8, sIs, 7, 7Ka; Q, aIa,4, ,
6, 6z, 7a. y,
Evening star., 1922-03-02
THEATER VICTIM HoNoRED,

Memorial services for Capt. Albert
G. S. Buehler, who lost his life in t.!e
Knickerbocker disaster. were held
last night by the New York State
Society at it's regular meeting in
the Wilson Normal School. Vice
President Edward Roche presided. At
the time of his death. Capt. Buehler
was president of the society.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
SIS. 90 Afternoon
Gloves
$1.50 to $500 Gloves. s5e

9A.oO 10 9Z.OO 1loVeS, Soc
Many gloves, but odd sizes and
styles-silk, some slightly imperfect.
chamoisette and Ieatherette.
2-cIasp, Black Milanese silk.
16-Button length, beaver silk.
16. Button length, white chamois-
cite.
12.eutton length, silk.
.2-ciasp, novelty Ieatherette, In
gray, beaver and Drown; also strap
wrist leatherette, in white ponoee.
$500 Cloves. $4.s5
20-Rutton Length French GIace
Gloves, dark tan and black, with
white embroidery. Sizes 5s4 to 6Ea.
$3.50 Silk Gloves, $1.15
2-ciasp double silk Gloves, fine
quality. Black, brown, beaver, gray
and navy. Only a few sizes.
$500 Kid Gloves, $1.15
French Kid GIovos, In black, white
and dark green. Sizes 81. to 6H.
All the famous centemerf make
this price ought to sell then, quickly.
$3.50 Wool Scarfs, $1.95
Only a few, but remarkable
~ .Et.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Dresses-To1norrow

:tractive values here!
$500 to $125.00
Gowns, $46.75
5 Imported Dinner Gowns, Of
In self and contrasting coIo:s.
Navy and black.
$195.0O Gowns, S48.75
"hlilsrIm" dinner gown of black
chiffon velvet over old blue.
$125.00 to $l75.W
Gowns, $45.W
4 Imported Evening Gowns,
elaborate bead trimming. Navy,
black and gold.
$69.50 to $500
Gowns, $28.75
IS Evening Gowns, canton, crepe
satin and silk Iace-beaded and
hand-embroidered. Navy, black,
brown and fuchsia.
Large-Size Dresses
$3.50 Street Dresses, $500
Crepe de chine and crepe back
satin; plated, tunic and silk braid
trimmings. Navy and black, size
Sc.
$500 Afternoon
Gown, 5000
I Black Kittens Ear Crepe, cut
jet trimmings. Size 48.
3 SuitssT T Tomorrow
2-$65.0o s duvet de Iaine-
plated par /back, brown and
black; size /and SO. Choice, $40.
1-$59.50 Grown Duvet de Laine
Suit, beited Jacket. Size 81, for
$f5.0c.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
$3.50 Leather Bags
1895

A few fine leather baes-in patent
leather, morocco and crepe seal
handsomely lined and fitted with
mirror and change purse. Ought to
sell Friday at this price!
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Samples

$500 Jersey Petticoats, $l.50
so SILK Jersey PettIcoats, with fine
plated flounces almost at the price
Of cotton ones. Red, green, taupe,
purple, blue and bIaek-Ienoths are
lust right!
Evening star., 1922-03-02

rable footwear as, this. it is we'll
Pumps, $6.95
Made to sell for $1,000. .4s Pairs
lot Young Women's Brown Calf l.
strap Brooue Pumps-welt soles, low
fiat heels, wing tip and full round
toes. Sizes: "A, all sizes to 8; A,
al, sizes 4La to g.; q, 3, 5, 5kz, 6, 6La,
7. w, 8; c, 8, ,aLe, We, s, So, 6, 7,
~ g. \ -
Oxfords, $5.9S
Formerly $1,000. 50 pairs Of
Women's Black Kid Lace Oxfords.
Welt soies and Cuban heels. They
are wonderfully comfortable and a
very serviceabie style. Sizes: AAA.
eH, 8, 7H, 9; A. ~, s., g, 6Ls, !, 7La;
6Ia, 7. 3, SE, 9; G, 2Iz, s, aye, 4, "a,
8, s, 6Ls, 7N,, &, 8; q, 5. 81
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Silk Chenise, S4.S5

Tailored Silk Envelope Chemfse, Of
finest quality radium, "Moon- Clio"
and crepe de chine, hemstltched and
embroidered yokes. Bodice tops, and
self straps; white, flesh and orchid.
This Is big chance!
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Misses Jersey Suits
$1,000

Tuxedo style, In all the lighter
shades. Lavender, rose, light green
and tan. Sizes II, IS, 1s. it's
chance not likely to come again.
These are suits for spring and
summer wear.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

100 Mole and Fox, 46-inch
mo wrap. $295.W.
$450.O0 Caracul Coat. 45-inch.
semi-htted Revillon Freres
model. S225.G0.
s395.OO Hudson Seal Wrap.
46-inch Tuxedo style. All seal,
S197.5O.
S375.O0 Hudson Seal Coat.
Three-quarter coat. beaver col
lar, cuffs and border, $187.50.
S375.00 Caracul Wrap. 45-inch,
full sleeves, Revellon Freres
model. $187.50.
$365.OO Mole Coat. 40-inch,
with wolf collar and cuffs,
Sl82.50.
$500 Hudson Seal Coat.
Sport model, squirrel collar,
cuffs and border, $195.W.
$4,000 Muskrat Coat. 36-
inch. So size, $500.
$4,000 Near Seal Wrap. 49,
inch. blouse back, full sleeves,
Sl25.0O.
$3.50 Bay Seal Coat. 40
inch; I. s. skunk collar and cuffs,
Sls5.O0 Bay Seal Coat. So
inch. skunk collar and cuffs,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Misses Clearing

ANNi eiiiii > ASAS 80 oA~ ~AA~-
Entire Balance of Stock
$65.OO to $500 Coats
$500
20 Handsome Coats, misses styles,
with beautiful beaver, wolf and
squirrel collars. Navy blue, black,
brown. Sizes "a, IS and 18. The
seasons fine soft coatinos beauti-
fully made and lined. 20 wonder
full chances here!
Misses Evening Dresses
Practically 1A OFF,
,s 1.sss; - IS 50 Lavender Taftsta. Size
r. 1-ses.oo Peach eeorsette. Size
16, $500.
@s4e.5o Velvet, with gold lace.
, cofors: black. brown, American
Beauty and delft blue. Sizes 16,
is, $15.cc.
a-s45.oo Black Net, size "a. IS,
$25.oc.
1850 Light Blue, size IS, $25.
$500 Tanserine Velvet, size
is, $500.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

Some Few Blouses
Remnants left over in both silk
and cotton-tailored and costume
styles!
$500 Tailored Cotton
Blouses, $1.15
100 New RIouses, mussed and
rumpIed in our recent blouse sale:
organdies. Comes pretty near being
a early value!
$500 to $7.95 Silk
Blouses, $1.95
sIip-over eIouses, Of seorgette
crepe; embroidered In contrasting
coIors. Tailored models Of pussy
willow silk. Long and short sleeves,
round and square neck lines. Another
$3.50 to $S.95
Silk Blouses, $3.95
Odds and ends Of strictly Tailored
BIouses, Of crepe de chine, washable
satin and pussy willow. CoIors-
white, flesh, navy and black. Think
of the quality here for ss.s5.
$500 Trimmed Blouses
$3.50
Sheer Batiste sIouses, nicely trIm-
med with Swiss embroidery and
Vaienciennes lace, also hand made
biouses Of French voiie, with real
filet lace and hand drawn work.
Hats, Too, Friday
We have no winter hats, but
in order that We may keep up
our record of having some extra
special values, we are placing
these hats on sale Friday.
$500 Two-Toned Hats
$3.50
Soft roIIing brims and straight
cushion brins, In two coiors.
$3.50 2-Sport Hats, $3.50
Rose tweed, attractive styles.
$500 Satin Hats, $3.50
Always practical for street and
driving. Coiors, brown, black and
navy. Unusually low price.
Underwear
Friday will see some quick
selling!
$500 Underwear, 45c
Muslin chemise and Combinations,
neatly trimmed with lace and en-
broidery. Somewhat mussed, but
greatly reduced.
$3.50 Imported Kimonos
$3.50
2 dozen Albatross kimonos, trim
med with fine hand embroidery and
sash. CoIors, light blue, pink, Or
child and Copenhagen. These are a
lightweight flannel, suitable for
nearly aII-year-round wear.
$500 Glove Silk Vests
$1.65 ,
A few upset Vests, with embroid-
cred yokes, bodice and plain tops,
with ribbon straps. All standard
makes; flesh glove silk!
$500 to $500
Silk Camisoles, $1.95
Elaborate camisoIes, Of crepe de
chine, radium and "Moon Clio" en-
broidered yqkes and tailored styles.
Flesh, white, orchid. These are SIM
ply exquisite styles and II pressed
out will be as good as ever!
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Remnants of Low Shoes
Pumps, $7.95

hese lists and locate your size.
worth while.
Pumps, $7.95
Formerly $11.oo pair Is
1876 Pairs Of Women's Pumps.
Hand turn soles, with high French
heels and the Low Baby French
heels. Fashioned In Black Kid, Black
Satin or Patent Leather.
A desirable Pump for Dress, Party
or Dance. Tney are good buy
a good assortment Of sizes,
Pumps, $7.ss
Formerly 5000 Pair.
10 Pairs Of Women's Black Kid
Pumps, welt soles and low Cuban
heels, q good spring style. See tine
sizes: "A, 8, 5E, 6, 6Ls; A, 4, 4H, s,
-sLa, 8. 6Zs; B.s4, w, Ne; G, 3ka, 4,
4Ls,i 6La, 2.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

S3l5.OO Squirrel Coat. Sport
model. in natural dark pelts,
S285.OO Raccoon Coat. 40-inch,
selected dark skins, Sl42.5O.
s25500 Near Seal Wrap.
Misses Tuxedo Wrap, 45-inch
length, $127.5O.
$l65.C0 Marmot Coat. Taupe
gray, with raccoon collar and
cuffs, $3.50.
Capes and Stoles
at Very Much Reduced
Prices!
S225.0O Jap Mink Cape. three
quarter length, trimmed with
tails and paws, S125.0O.
$1,000 Skunk Cape, $500.
$l45.M Squirrel Stoles, SOS. 90,
Sl85.0O Natural Skunk Stoles,
$500.
sl35.OO Mole Stole, $780,.
S65.M Mole Stoles. $500.
$500 Hudson Seal Cape,
$3.50 Natural Skunk Scarf,
" $3.50 to s45.oo Wolf scarfs,
$500 Fox Scarfs, $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Wrap-Around
Skirts, $7.95

EngIish Tweed Skirts, IN the
fashionable wrap around style,
with Inset pocket and large
pearl button fastening-quIte
good looking in gray, tan ard
brown tweeds, and quite good
value!
Evening star., 1922-03-02

2-Sa5.o0 capes Of black Erminie
cloth with fine mole collars.
2@S135.co Fitted Bodice Coats, in
black and brown erminie, with large
fur collars.
$500 Black Normandy Cloth
Blouse Coat.
as135.o0 Navy and Black Pan.
velaine Coats, with squirrel col.
lars. Very handsome.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Misses $500 to sos. 90
Suits. $500

8 Suits left overall at one
price. Finest quality winter suits,
trimmed with beaver, nutria and
wolf. Sizes II, IS, 10. Priced so
low low ta;.. that you cannot afford hot to
Evening star., 1922-03-02
DIED.

ADDISON After lingering Illness. at the
residence Of her daughter. Mrs. Sarah Greene,
3sla Davenport ST. CHRISTY JANE ADDl-
son in her 91st year Funeral from st.
Marks NJ F. Church. Belt road. Friday
March >. at l pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Rcv. W. Dorsey. pastor.
ptTTFRs. WeIpesdav March /. 1922. at
1855 pm. CATHERINE. beloved wife OF
the lat" John Batiers. Funeral from the
late residence. 1916 18th 81 NV, on Sai
urday. March 4. at $50 am. Requiem
mass at ST Paul's Church. 18th and sts,
NV at 10 O'Clock. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Mount Oliver cemetery.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Pumps, $6.95

Mighty attractive and you'd do well to glance
When such desirable footwear this we'll
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Crepe Knit
Skirts, $500

The new crepe Knit Tor sport
wear, In smart style skirts, with
panel front and gathered yoke,
self button trimmed, pockets OF
inset styie-very lovely In navy,
periwinkie blue, tangerine and
brown, at $500.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

.hese lists and locate your size.
worth while.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
One Final Sale
14Fur Coats at Half Price!

One last chance! One-ha original prices.
Don't you of these fur coats? Why not buy
and take advantage of these reductions which
in, hund of
Evening star., 1922-03-02
kelley.Kloth and
Homespun Tweeds .

a big offering of these special value. ne,
spring skirts tomorrow-s stripes, plaids and velot
checks -straight-line and box plated styles-ir
set and patch pockets tan, gray, rust, orchid an
Copenhagen blue-S5.0O.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

These new spring coats are
extra value! Sport and top
coat styles. in herringbone.
homespun and polo-grays and
tans-full backs, raglan and
loose set-in' sleeves-swagger
mannish 'unbelted styles. All
sizes.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Friday send-off!
Misses Dresses, $500

Were $3.50 to $32.5o.
IS dresses In navy blue, poiret
twill and tricotlne. Coat effects
and straight line. SILK braid and
button trimmed. Sizes "a, 16, IS;
splendid for business women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07
Dog Race Entries

Official entries 21st day, Saturday.
January I, d-Continent park,
West Tulsa:
First race, purse s25. three-six-
teenths m.lo--Rox Roy Fiirt. Misty
star, Two story Pat. Black Ser
want. Is lie Bushman, Lady Man
ager.
Second race, purse Se5, one-quart-
err mile Ready Peerless, Prince
Lively, Annals Lily, Edith Cantrip,
Rcd Red Rose, Speedy Cannon.
Third race, purse $40. three-six-
teenths MILE esscrue, CInder Path.
Dutch Bergman, Kiowa, Sunburn,
Lord Cannon.
Fourth race, purse $40. five-six-
teenths mllr--Hnndsome Ray, Ma
omi, Fair Chance. Flirty Boy. Col
lars, Jote Ray.
Firth race, purse $40. one-quarter
mlle--l.ord Helpum, Blue Dick,
Rainbow Cannon. Flirting Boy,
Peerless Hare, windcr.
Sixth race. purse $40. three six
tcenths mile Warlock Second. Night
Rider, Ripping Rhyme, Lillian Par.
ton, Muunshine wild Bill sand
storm,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

fina's and was vanquished handily,
Tilden alone defeating both lchiya
kumagae and Zen2o Shimidzu.
In the all-comers' tourney. hold
at Philadelphia. Tilden performed a
feat uncqualed In tennis history. He
defeated Irving c. Wright, u. l..
Goldborough, jr., Shimidzu, William
NJ. Johnston. #. Gordon Lowe of
the British Isles, Willis T.. Davis of
the United States and then Wallace
Johnson. Johnston was the only
man To take single set from him
Tilden also won the national title
and the national doubles title with
Vincent richards as his partner.
OF the women stars. Mrs. Molia
Bjurstedt Mallory was the bright
luminary She showed her oldtime
form In winning the national title.
II was early in this tourney that
the most sensational incident of the
year occurred. Suzanne Lenglen OF
France. acclaimed the wonder ten
mis- player of Europe and easily its
champion, had come to this country
to meet Americas greatest feminine
stars. She met Mrs. Mallory In the
second round of the tourney. Mrs
Mallory won the first set. 6-2. In
the second set, while playing the
second game, Mile. Lenglen col
lapsed and was assisted off the
court
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Dog Race Results
Yesterday's rosnlta.

festerday's results:
First race, purse f25. 3-16 mile
New Moon, first: Regret. second:
Meddlesomo Boy. third. Time 30 -5.
Dr. Flint. Foaming Water and Miss
Dare also ran.
Second race. purse $40, IA mile
Dr. Satan. first; Ruth f'lirt, second
Bad News. third Time 27 1-5. o.
car Cannon, Long Goodle and Mig
Parton also ran.
Third race. purse s25. ale mile
Nebraska wild Bill. first: Creole sue.
second. Wild Dillon, third. Time
10 3-5. Chick Brady, Honeysucklo
and Ready Applause also ran.
Fourth race, purse $50, 5-l6 mile
Olive Cannon, first: Sitting Bull,
second. Highball, third. Time 33.
Ernest Wild Bin and sawbuck also
ran.
Firth race. purse $40. IA mile
Killarney Lad, first; Credit Bill, sec
ond; Suisun, third. Time 27. Dr
Hare. Hermis and Sitkum also ran
sixth race, purse $40. Ia mile
BILLY Ray, first, Flying ClaEa. sec
ond; Rush Reuben, third. Time
26 l-6, Tho Tiger. Marblohead and
Quaker Boy also ran.
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WARNIE SMITH HELD
TO DRAW BY THORPE:
DECISION UNPOPULAR
Sportsmen Meet
Early Next Week
To Perfect Unit

Sentiment among local sportpmcn
~ strong Ia favor Of tho formation
OF the proposed Tulsa county unit
~ tho American sportsmcns Pro-
tociiv, league. according 20 J l..
Ronvce state orgnnlzor, who has
boon here FOR several days explain
Ing the purposcH Of tho organization
TO prospective members.
About hundred aportsmon al
ready have agnified thoir intention
nf RfflliatinE with the league and
these and others viii be given a
chance "a join ut nn organization
meeting to be held next week. other
Tuesday or Wednesday night OF
ficCrs will be elected and charter
members enrolled at this assembly.
The a. $. =. b. which Is seeking
to aid In the promotion OF all great
outdoor sports, particularly hunt
ing fishing ana tho like. 10 protect
game from lut -of season shooters
and other law Wolntors and to pro-
tect owners OF fine bird dogs from
thieves. has launched a mcmbcr-
ship campaign all over the United
states Every state already is rcp-
resented IN the organization. which
has moro than 100000 members now
and hopes TO havc 100000.
MIR. Itoacycs. the state organizer.
will 10 to Sapulpa and organize
Greek county after finishing his
work here.