The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 6

BOLSTER Continues To Win. Gamecock Second and Woodtrap Is Third. War MaskTakesMeas-ure oi Opportunity. Queen of Trumps tabs Race For Juveniles. Mose, Ettahe, King Neptune and Grump Are the Other Victors at the Fair Grounds Track.

THE WINNERS. XEff ORLEANS. Queen of Trump (J. Glam) 2-1 Mose S. Boyle 13-5 Kttahe S.

W'lda) -J 7-3 Bolster (K. Ambrw) 1 7-5 War Mask (M. Baxjon) 1-1 Kinjr Jfeptniie (N. Boyle) 7-5 Grumpy (W. Obrrt) HAVANA.

Arlon (I.ni) T-3 Aanabelle (Fletcher) 5-S Major Bradley (Merimee) 5-S Fickle Fancy Keeris 8-5 Pretty Baby (Carmody) 7-5 BUI Hunley Archambmilt 7-1 By J. Tj. Dempsey. SPeCUL DIUPiTrH to mi E.xQriaxa. Fair Grounds, New Orleans.

La-. January 28. More rain and mud racing was the order this hut tendance and betting action were of the usual good standard, and some of the contests were spirited affairs, "termi-. nating in extra close finishes. Favorites and second choices figured conspicuously "throughout, the afternoon, and it proved disastrous for the "bro-kera'V.

The consistent Bolster, again scored in the feature number, triumphing handily in a mile and a sixteenth handicap" for purse of $1,000, Gamecock landing in second place and Wood-trap third, Sailor, which was expected give him a stout argument, a lUstait trailing last. Sailor performed minus blinkers, and he broke with the others from the barrier, but after figuring prominently for best form seemingly outclassed the others, for he drew out in the last quarter to win in a big canter. Opportunity held on fairly Well during the stretch and outstayed Woodstone for second place. Queen of Trumps Lucky. Edward Cebrian's Queen of Trumps scored a lucky victory in' the opening the final number furnished an Inter estmg spectacle, five in the field leading at one tage, but in the last ele-hth it settled down to a duel between Grumpy and Pollu, with Grumpy a winner, Pollu beating J.

C. Stone for second place, and the favorite. Luther, far back. Jockey Boyle showed a brace In his riding this afternoon and landed Mose and- King Neptune winners. "Frisco" Gardner was absent from the ranks this afternoon on account of injuries sustained by being struck with an automobile, this morning.

I. B. Rennyson. former manager' of the Business Men's Racing Association, figured In an automobile collision this morning, causing severe injuries to himself and also to several bystanders. The ownership of The Boy.

Pana has refused to return him the horses. Pending decision by the Courts as to ownership of the horses they will be. In charge of the Sheriff. Peter Blong has decided to suspend operations for a period, already hav- Inr sustained a deficit tf 170 Ooa failure lr. only two starts here.

Is given t6p- impost" of 128 pounds and asked to- concede five Dounds to Slip- WHERE THE OLD STARS QO YEARS OK -THE MAIN UKE, TVitlKK 9 BACK. AT COLUMBUS, O. WHfeKt ME a0ack lotted to Bolster. The complete weights follow: Jack -Hare. Slippery Elm -hief War Mask I.ucky Korbley Holster Courtship Opportunity Wood Trap ands of Pleas.

I lor Tippo Sahib Omond Damask i Madge 128 123 U8 114 113 111 111 110 109 110 108 108 107 107 107 106 Prospector Frauklln Douglas 8 Blairgowrie Pictor Soldat de Verd. Panaman Mistress Polly. Tantalus Irish Kiss Baigneur Tailor Maid Marchess II Bone Dry General Almino Winners after publication 106 108 104 104 10 102 102 101 101 100 8 9 I 5 93 of weights three pounds extra; penaltk-s accrue from 10.30 a. in. Wednesday.

January 28. RAIN FALLS AT HAVANA half the trip he began dropping out of It, and seemingly -refused to extend Ad Mudders Have an Opportunity himself during the last quarter. Bo-1- ster. after being kept restrained until To Earn Their Keep, reaching the stretch, wore down Game- sfscial cbli to the s.o.riE. tork.

the leader, to win -well in hand. Havana, Cuba. January 28. Mudders Opportunity registered his first de- -v had first opportunity in a couple of feat this afternoon of the local sea-1 w.r vi months at Oriental Park this after- finish by a big margin. War Mask noon.

Rain began falling after the run-was a slight favorite over the Wood-' of the first race and continued all ard representative, and going in his afternoon. The footing was fast for the first race, but slippery in the sec- ona. ana aunng tne remainojpr oi me jnto the giant Haas Monday night, ana WPP no unjust discrimination of the present I afternoon It was sloppy. Wheri the rain came Royat. El Coronel and Fly Home were excused by the stewards.

Later Solid Rock was excused. Avion and I Annabelle. both by the Cassatt stallion Aeronaut, won the first and second races respectively. T- 4 I i uuiv whb iiiiutineij iiuuu i iu number when she just managed to offlcers of Camp Columbia in connec-beat out Whippet. "Buddy' Glass's tion with the harbor workers' strike, alertness at the barrier was responsi- which necessitated a further postpone-bla for Queen of Trumps getting away ment of the special day's raring in aid in a forward position, and ener'getic- of the Roosevelt Memorial Fund.

The 1 ally handled throughout she Just last-'! date will be announced later, ed to win out from the fast-coming c- Middleton has transferred the Whippet, The outsider. Baby Grand. LhreryaT0Ld Bkhorn II. to J. T.

landed in third place. A rit- 'r Mose. almost sharing favoritism the metln departe(j for his home in in San Francisco when E. Blan-ford. Chief of the Department Justice, rendered a report tT United States Attorney Annette Adams bearing on the proofs said to be held by Dempsey's former wife that he is a slacker.

Adlutant General of the' national II UsSC I YAUWAV5, COM6 (Jfy gSi S6ooSne etifcYs Rep Aho G-iAN-T SHORTSTOP HAS "TO MAHAGE frtE rZOCKVMOUMT CU OF THE t-EAG-OE. tfV' W1' 'O gation by Blanford resulted. The details of Blanford's report to Mrs. Adams to-day were not made known, but it is understood that it can contain little else besides a demand that the United States Attorney take steps to obtain Maxine Dempsey's proofs. The next step will be for Assistant Attorney Thomas to get these alleged proofs from the former wife, either by persuasion or by legal pressure.

Maxine Dempsey has been living in Weils? Nevada, but a dispatch from Ogden this morning said that a woman believed to be she, had registered in OUen under another name, and was being pursued by mysterious men who were trying to obtain possession of her papers. CAPTAIN CANTOR INJURED. Varsity Chief Will Be Out of Game With Miami Friday. Captain Nat Car.tor, of the University of Cincinnati basket ball team, will be out of the big gome Friday night with Miami at Oxford. Cantor will be missed in this game, for he ib scrapper, and this eet-to promises to be the fastest basket ball game a U.

of C. live has been in for many years. Cantor 'ran the 7o pounds extra weight was too much for the Captain. Frit 8chierloh will take Cantor's place. Varsity has an even chance to win Mrs.

Adams has turned the case to-night because cf illness and will re over to Assistant Attornev turn ii'-mc Thomas, who, it is understood, will proceed at once to ascertain whether the former wife really has proofs that the world famous fighter illegally evaded service in the late war. Thomas was a member of General Pershing's staff in France, with the raak of Colonel, and was formerly tikt-mff rhamninn r- rrt YtnnXr After man and must be decided by guard in -this state. After, receiving chamDlonshiD. Rov of hl the Civil District Court as a result instructions from Mrs. Adams to-day cago, led the field in the 880-yard race, of a suit, tiled Tuesday by Frank A.

to conduct a thorough investigation winning in 1:22 2-5. Everett McGowan. ooas, wno claims, tne horses as his cf the new developments based on-" of St, ne alleges that he in- trusted the horses to Nash Turner, Baid: who Is racing them ana that Turner ''Dempsey is either -a slacker or he should: be completely exonerated. He can' rest assured that he will get is 'square deal from '-j The woman. Maxine Dempsey.

has January 1. He was a winner ending "PPortlng her. while in reality she with the Jefferson Park meeting. flAMwtflrv.JnA VMinnftn made kMvn that Dempsey was a slacker at the Time 6:14 2-5. time when his country needed him re-' BOXING BOUTS rery Elm.

Chief follows with 118 and 7 7, I War Mask and Lucky are next hUh- low one to examine most, but up to the present has War Mask and Lucky are next hUh est regarded. Kerbley. which accounted for the IJ.OOe New-Tear's Handicap, 'has vpUJand the same impost is al- SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TBS BSQCIBEB. .1 JHS AFUVER-FLOP OOWN IK CrETTVSeORG. eo.

wai-sh -rue riRT EFFECTIVE. MANIPULATOR OF "CHE PlUOf OF THE BRVOG-CPORT CLUB OF THE EASTERN L.EAG-UE H0OOLE-S WAHK. OUO V2eo prrcHEK or mo-hit FAME IS A GOVERHMEHT- MEAT mSPSCTOR pin at KIO pounds: Younc- Tremalne stopped Don Moron In the fifth round of their scheduled six-round bout, and Biockle RichaHs easily outpointed Tommy Ryan in each of the ten rounds. SPECIAL DISPATCII TO THE EVQl'iaEK. SliringfleU.

Ohio. January Cliff Blnck- ley, claimant of on.o heavyweirnt wrestling title, threw Alex Sampson, of Pittsburg. In two straight fal.s here to-night, the first in 2. minute and the second In eight minutes. Jim Whitehead, of Columbus, threw Glenn Beavers, of Findlay, In 24 minutes in.

League. year, hitting weu and neiding Driiuantir. Manager Moran intends to take him south and give him every opportunity to cinch a utility job with the champions. Rath, ChMlhn. tmA rrom Miami ior tne nrst time in years inneiders who have signed up.

in basket ball. The Bearcats, traveling at the same speed as in the last two pames, can give any team in Ohio an argument. The improvement has been so fast since the first game of the year that not even the great Wittenberg team has anything on the locals. Edrtie Coons. Varsity stan, was unable i to practice Wednesday, but should be in good shape for Saturday.

There is no don ing the fact that without this little speed king Varsity's hopes would be slim. The shooting of the team has im- Myers. the young first baseman, who was to have been given a try-out with the- Reds. this has been released to the Petersburg Club of the Virginia League, under an optional agreement. Apparently Manager Moran intends to depend on Jakes Dauhert exclusively this year for the work at the Initial corner.

Jimmy Barton, the well-known Newport athlete, has signed to manage the Portsmouth Club of the Virginia League. He will play second base for his team. Jimmy expects to leave for Portsmouth early in March. with Blaise, won out in the second Baltimore. Jockey W.

Morrlsey. who is proved perceptibly in the last 10 days. 1 WJ-LliJU AJXU LALiuLt. number after a hard effort, Blaise riding in fair form, leaves shortly for Consequently the offense looks fairly special pisPATra to tbb ExgriBiB. beating; George Washington for sec-' Latonia to reDort to the stable of good.

Long shots have been responsi- Milwaukee. Wis. January 28. "I will be ond place. W.

L. Drake, owner of Rome Respess. Bdward Terp. who re- Blalse, claimed Mose for $1,200. Ettahe, backed Into favoritism.

scored in the third race in somewhat handy style belnjr forced to overcome a rough trip. Cacambo, a well-Intended landed in second placed and Mabel Trask outstaying Redland. Bolster and War Mask were the next pair of successive favorites to get home In front, and King Neptune, also a strongly supported choice, scored a lucky victory in the sixth Had Tanlac beort successful In -Wetting through' at any stage of the stretch he would have reversed the i decision with the winner, jockey I Sterling, on Tanlac, claimed foul against the winrrer. but Captain Hodge was responsible for Teniae's failure to get through, and. the stew- ards Ignored the complaint.

cently bought Lubelskl from J. J. 'Holtman, has presented the stallion to the Cuban Government Bureau. This recalled the fact that Fe-role, dam of Lubelskl, was presented to the United States Government by August Belmont. W.

F. Polsen has sold Nieht Owl tb by George W. Loft. The party came to Cuba, to spend several weeks. FEDERAL INVESTIGATION Will Be Made of Champion Dempsey's Movements During War.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THB BNuCIBEB. The seven making the contest in San Francisco, January ble for all Varsity scores to dite, and giving away i pounas to to-morrow on this style they will probably depend JJVwVde tSy" Saturday. A little luck for Coons and the brother of the once famous Johnny Burnet Woods five can shove up a respectable total. NEWMAN, OF BROOKLYN, W. Raymond at private terms.

Queen Amateur Billiard Champion Scores Praeeumypt.or Wa Vict at Chic Hands Off and Little Cote were added Chicago, January 2S. e- Arthur New-to the list. man, of Brooklyn, amateur three-cush- Sam Lewis, the well-known New 'on billiard champion, defeated L. J. Torker.

arrived t-day, accompanied Engels, of Chicago. 30 to 45 in 84 in- nitigs to-night in the national tourney. It was one of the closest matches played thus far. Engels led at the start, but was overtaken. Newman's high run was four and Engels 5.

here to-morrow night "I will weigh 107 to-morrow and I ex-pemt that Krtel will scale 120 at ring time." JotMiny Ertel. now Mike's adviser, does not think much of tide. "He has a good head," said Johnny, 'hut a strong, willing mixer can beat him. Wilde nays he will have no excuse to offer if whipped by Ertel and will be willing to start back home immediately if lie does not win by a decisive margin." -I STOCK FARM SOLD SPEcaL DISPATCH TO TBE KXQCIBEB. Paris.

January 28. The 230-acre Bourbon County farm formerly owned by the late J. Millet, well-known horseman of Bour-' Don County and Knoxvllle, was sold to-day by Its owner, J. M. Alverson, to Newton BUhop, of Versailles.

for 430 Through this victory Newman is lead- iwrfr a Forty-tlve head or pure-blooded Duroc Jer- lng the field, with two victories to his I ey property of Collins Clay- credit, and is the only one of nine ton. were sold yesterday at their CoHlnwood contestants who has not lost a 51 I In the Becond match C. E. Patterson, 0 was paid by the owner of -1 Chicago, defeated A. A.

Ilahn. Chicago, I Mayfield Fa Mavfleld Definite action looking toward a Fed- oO to 411 in 9U Innings. Patterson had eral investigation of the war record a high run of 4 and Hahn v. of Jack Demnaev. hpavvweio-ht cham-1 In the afternoon William B.

Huey, pion of the world, was taken to-day Farm, near Lexington, Ky. Orion Dixie mng. me nerd ooar of tne Collins Clayton herd. Is a litter mate to Scissors, the world's grand champion boar, losing to Patterson last night and de- MAY STUF SU JUDAIC UUWLINCr. feated W.

B. Flinn, of New York, Akron. Ohio. January 28. Bowling fans to 21 in innings, and Dr.

William were excited to-night over the announcers CmnnhAll of Chlcmro wn frrnn ment late to-day by Safety Director Bparks or CAS- wo" II that he would ask City Council to nullify Harry B. Kuhns, Chicago, j0 to 3j In tne ordinance, recently passed, authorizing 79 innings. 'I Sunday bowling here. William Cnmr.Vw.ll Jr of Philadel- If Council closes the alleys on Sundays Uliuam t. campoeil.

OI fnuaaei Bowling Association tour. phia. dropped out of the tournament wnwnt, which opens next Wednesday, will WESTERN SKATERS Are Victorious in Both Events at Saranac Lake Carnival. Saranac Lake. N.

January 28. Western skaters won both events held here to-day in the national skating Paul, won the two-mile event ne elienara imu auuiuer wees, uuna on three Sundays bad been arranged. Cleveland, with 49. has the largest num ber of teams entered In the tournament. Columbus has 14 and Dayton 11.

Other cities which will be represented include Cincinnati, Sandusky and Lima. FOR OLYMPIAN REGATTA. Philadelphia. January 28. Two university and two boat club elght-oared crews probably will represent the United ftates In the Olympic Games.

John Arthur Brown. Chairman of the University of Pennsylvania Rowing Commission and member of the Board of Stewards of the Intercollegiate Regatta Association, said to-day that the rowing branch of the Olympic Commission, consisting of Fred Fort- Maxine Dempsey's charges," Thomas from a fast field. The 220-yard hurdles Philadelphia, and Dr. George b. McOrath.

Max! race, scheduled for to-oay. post- or Boston, wouia ue asaea to select tha poned until to-morrow. wl.nn" regatta, the winner of the Yale-Harvard race and tha To-morrow's program includes the two best eights In the national regatta to 220-yard hurdles, the 440-yard and the represent America. three-mile skatlnar events. Edmund Horton.

Jack Walker, Leslie Delamaterj nl OolmM a 11 nl-A PRINCETON'S SCHEDULE charged that Dempsey induced her to are favored In the hurdle event, while ton-. baseball' schedule, announced tol sign an affidavit showing that he was McWhorter and McGowan. to-day's night. Includes the following games: April winners, and Joe Moore, or Lake 3, Navy at Annapolis: May 1. wss supporting him.

The statement praa contenaers at prmc-ton: May 6. Virginia at Prlncitoi" set forth in Dempsey. questionnaire ln YJSi'Jl vvjr uui icr, aw, renn- ay ii, Har- this afUmoon the handlcappei-s weight that WM ln a yrd" Chicago, first; Joe Moore. Lake cimbridn.vn,M?.y J1 v. m.rltf fitvttiAf.

in ta.avAiii vara at caraDndga: May It. Gamrii jiiiuiiuiii un w.iBrcu ra mm Second: JSverett MCUOWan. St, Paul. Princeton: Mav M. Y.l.

Crescent City Handicap of at a going to the trenches, the woman has third. Time 1:22 2-5. ven: June J. Harvard at New York "in mile and afurlong to be decided next asserted. Two-Mile Race Everett McGowan tie): June l.

University of Call- Saturday. Jack Hare. despite his She has declared that she holds let- St. Paul, tlrst: Joe Moore. Lake Placid.

p'Aneeton: jTn. 7xala 'xew York double ters and other documents to prove second: Roy McWhorter. Chicaco. third. case of tie).

I AMERICAN SKATER ARRIVES. Norway, January 28 "Bobby" McLean, the American skater. amvoa at Asergon lo-aay on board the inera. in. matter was laxen up witn clev.Und, Ohio.

January 28. -Charley steamer from York! the Department 'of Justice through Connell outpointed' Billy McCann ten liclsu was In tine condition, an the American Legion and an Investl- SLTiSS 1st iaiasa sIbaruch. wrecked meeting, championship. Many applications for tick- 1 rts iur tun na jsoaxon (ujBi ar that tha accommodations of tha rink. It.

000 spectators, will overtaxed. HcLwn'a present weight la Hi pounds, which la if pounda leas than that of Matblesen. POUGHXEEPSIE BEGATTA. New Tark, January The 1110 Intercollegiate reg-atta will be 'rowed over the Hudson 'River course at Pouchkeepsle 'on Thursday. July 1.

This date was decided upon by the Board of Stewards of the Poughkeepsle regatta at a meeting- held here to-day. The varsity race, the distance or which has been reduced to three miles, will be rowed at 6:15 p. ra. The Junior Varsity event at two miles -will begin at p. and the reshman race over the same distance will start at P.

m. TO RAISE TRACK LICENSE. SPECIAL BISPATCH TO TBS BNUC1BKB. R. I.

Baker to-day bought from Speets. Phelps A Jackson, of Eminence, the yearling chestnut colt by Peter Quince, dam Miss Gardner (dam of Ivan Gardner). HOLY FAMILY GYM BOUTS. A' packed house witnessed the boxing bouts at the Holy Family Gym, Price Hill, last night. Captain James Boyle was master -of ceremonies.

The bet contest of the evenliut ivss between Battling Turk and Ha. ry 5ren- nan. Otncrs Do went on were iiejreu no follows: Bill Dempsey vs. Frank Boone. Hammond vs.

Sailor Luffteon, Jack Walner Oocar Teral. Earl Butler vs. KW Hcr- ron. Frankle Jsesler was reierte. ah oouis went the three-round limit.

MALONEY FOR COACH. Stanford University. January 28. I Harry Maloney. who coached the A.

E. F. track team which competed In the interallied games in Paris last summer, has been engaged as coach and head trainer of the Stanford track team, it was announced to-day. "ad" Boulton. who coached and trained Stanford track teams from 1901 to 1916, will be assistant trainer.

i ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RESIGNS. I Peoria. 111., January 27. Fred C. Brown.

I Athletic Director at Bran Icy Institute here and for many years President of the Illinois InUrcollegiate Athletic Atuoclation. who tendered his resignation to-day. announced he had accepted a position as Physical Director of the Flumlnense Athletic Club of Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Mr.

Brown is to have charge of the coaching and training of ath letes who will represent Brazil In the ynipic Games at Antwerp. JOHN GANZEL QUITS. Kansas City, January 24. The rcslg-ration of John Ganzel. manacer ofthe Cfty Club of the American Association.

was announce-l to-night. In Ms letter of resignation Manager Ganzel said he would be out of baaeha I this m30ii at least to look after busineKs affairs. Ho came to Kansas City from Rochester. N. In a one-.

all match. pointed the following I 1920 season: Joseph steciil piii-ATca To the EXuctBEB. orcoran. wiiuam 1. Boston.

January Muggsy added another k. o. long record to-nltcht when hi knockej t.ut Tommy Doraey. of Bridgeport, In the flr-t round of their scheduled twelve-rounl feature bout at the Suffolk A. C.

MucKy landed a particularly vicious blow on IH-r-sey's face, which angered the latter lust enough to cause him to sail In and neglect his own protection. Muggy whipped over his right to the jaw, dropping Doraey like a log for the count. SPECIAL rlPATCH TO THS CSQC1BEK. Huntington. January 2.

I-ocal boxing fx lis were entertained to-nlKht by a clever ten-round go between Joe Riley, of Cincinnati, and Young Reilly. of Cleveland. Both boxers made a hit by their clever work. Mike Kearney, of Huntington, won from Young Hart man In four rounds. The show was well handled by the Trlatata Athletic Club.

BASEBALL GOSSIP. Short Stop Goldle Rapp yesterday signed his Red contract for the coming season. INTERNATIONAL UMPIRES. New York, January 28. President D.

L. Fultz. of the International Baseball to-day announced he had an. umpires for the O'Brien, Thomas Carnenter. Btockdale.

J. J. Warner. William lie. to hu slready Gowan.

Augte Moran and Doll Derr. SUNNY SOUTH HANDICAP. Houston, Texas. January 28. O.

V. Der-ing, of Columbus. Wisconsin, was high gun at the opening to-day of the Sunny South handicap 4rapshooting tournament, breaking 191 out of 200 targets. Mark Arie, or Thomasboro. 111., and C.

B. Coliurn. of Mechanicsburg. Ohio, tied for. second place with 189.

The tournament will conclude Saturday. LOCAL SKATING RACE. The mils skating race run off at the rir.V last night was won by Clifton, Relff ami Bush, who defeated Russo, Golden and Oraer. The time was 3:00. RIVERMAN ENTERS PROTEST.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENgl'IBEB. Washington. January 28. A vigorous protest against the "unfair and laws and rulings in favor of gasoline boats against steamboats' was sent to Washington to-day by W. E.

Poe, general manager of the Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company. Facts Only. First Industrial Conference. Atlantic; City. N.

January 28. Magnus Wale Alexander, of Boston, was secretary of the employers' group of President Wilson's first Industrial Conference in Washington, in October, addressing- the annual convention of the National of Merchant Tailors here to-day, charged, that Bernard Baruch wrecked the conference. "Mr. Baruch had the public group in his vest pocket." the speaker declared. "I am convinced that, when he moved to defer action upon labor's proposition that the conference should arbitrate the steel situation Lexington.

January 21. The City at the point when it probably would Commissioners have decided to raise the have been rejected flatly. Mr. Baruch license for running race meetings at the killed the conference, -Kentucky Jockey Club track from 1. 500 'rtM he do It I don't know.

tuna r.r itnv TB. linntlnn I CUO OO 11. QUI! I probably will be made at Friday's meeting I There -were all-kinds of political re of the board. ports in circulation to the effect that the labor vote must not be estranged." The convention approved plans for a campaign of education in stylish dressing for American men, which nrnv ide for a traveling style, show visit virtually every large city in the country. Washington delegates offered a resolution, which was adopted, asking for legislation to bestow congressional representation and the right to vote upon residents of the District" of Columbia.

ECONOMIC SUPREMACY SEEN. I Washington, January 28. The United States, Secretary Lansing declared to-day in a report to the Senate, has come, as a result of the war nnci through no self-effort "Into a position of economic preponderance quite comparable tov that which was coveted by Germany and which she sought to attain by means of aggres sion and force." The report expressed the belief of Kir. Lansing that the State Department, especially that portion devoted to trade problems, must be completely reorganized. WILL DEFEND DOG LAW.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TBS EXQI IBEU. Lexington. January 28. A con certed effort to defend the present slate dog law, which provides compensation to owners of live stock killed by dogs; was decided upon to-day by the Kentucky Sheep Breeders' Association, in convention in connection with the annual Farmers' Week program at the University of Kentucky. The passage of the amendment to the bill, which has been presented to the General Assem bly, would retard the sneep-oreeaing Industry ofthe state, it was declared at the meeting.

BRYAN RAISES WET ISSUE. Bristol. January 28. William J. Bryan declared in an address here to-night that although he did not want the liquor question brought into the presidential campaign, the public should demand that the Republican party announce its stand on the prohibition question.

Renewing his at tack on Governor Edwards, or isew Jersey, Mr. Bryan asserted that the Governor was supported by the liquor interests. NOT DUE TO PROFITEERING. SrECIAL P18PATCH TO THE ESQriBEB. Lexington, January 28.

That profiteering has had little effect in producing the high cost of materials and commodities, which is due almost entirely, he declared, to curtailed production, were the statements of Norman H. Johnson, of Richmond. representing the Southern Pine Association, in an address before the fourteenth annual convention of the Kentucky "Retail Lumber Dealers' Association here to-day. Exactly Half Price Truth Always. Established 113.

MEN'S UNDERWEAR at Half Price Separate GarmenUShirts and Drawer Chief ly Odd Lots and Broken Sizes-Shirt with no Drawers to match Drawers with no Shirts to match-In order to make quick disposal "of these odd lots we have marked them at $1.25 Heavy Cotton Ribbed Underwear A off 621c a garment $2.00 Ught-Weight Wool Underwear off $1.00 a garment $2.50 Medium-Weight Wool Underwear off $1.25 a garment $3.00 Medium-Weight Wool Underwear off $1.50 a garment Not all sizes in' every style and weleht, but all sizes are represented in the entire group. Shirts: Sizes 34 to 60. Drawers: Sizes 28 to 60. This is the last opportunity in which to secure these reliable qualities at these greatly reduced prices. Men's and Boys' Sweaters at 33 (or 1) Of Regular Prices A.

quick clearance of our stock on hand. These prices -win create a lively interest among those who desire, a serviceable sweater at a big saving. Plain neck and shawl collar styles; also, a few pull-over kinds. "Men's $8.00 Sweaters for $5.34 $10.00 Sweaters for $6.67 $12.50 Sweaters for $8.34 Boys' $5.50 Sweaters for $3.67 $8.50 Sweaters for $5.67 $10.50 Sweaters for $7.00 $13.50 Sweaters for $9.00 The Increasing Demand For Men's Black Crocheted Four-in-Hands is proof positive of the popularity of these ties. This fresh shipment makes it possible for us to take care 'of your wants ln this Wide and narrow shapes, slip-easy band.

$1.50, $3.50, $4.00 aid $5.00 Each SMllito'sMaln Floor. Just inside the Race St. Entrance. Ira JrIiillif Crnmant) iL -j- i ct Seventh. Race and Shillito Place GRAND ARMY WILL ACT.

ncut DisrATca to tss skqcibsb, Columbus. Ohio. January 28. The Grand Army of the Republic Is to take up the movement launched by Private James M. Dalsell for the restoration of the Lincoln status In front of Washington City Hall.

Commander-in-Chief Daniel M. Hall, of Columbus, has written to Dalsell. who is a Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Representatives, saying that he expects to go to Washington to take up the matter with authorities in the Capitol. Private Dalsell has written that the monument "must and shall go back." The American Legion is to interest itself Daliell says, in aid of the movement for the restoration of the monument. MORE PAY FOR TEACHERS.

Cambridge, January 28. The Harvard Corporation to-night announced an increase of 20 per cent in salaries of all members of the teaching staff except those in the law school and the graduate schdol' of business administration. In these two schools the salary basis is considerably higher than in other departments of the university. The increase is retroactive to January 1 last. This is the first salary increase at Harvard in 14 years.

REFUTES COERCIVE METHODS. Washington, January 28. Coercive methods have not been used by the Federal Reserve Board or Federal Reserve banks to compel non-member state banks to join the Federal Re serve system or submit to the board's regulations, the Senate was informed to-day by Governor W. P. G.

Harding in response to a Senate resolution. BALM SUIT COMPROMISED. SPECIAL UI8PATCB TO THE EXQriBEB. Hackensack. X.

January 28. The $30,000 suit for alleged breach of promise brought by Miss Mary Lillian Phlpps, of Teaneck, against Russell Smith, dry goods merchant and Sunday-school teacher, was compromised to-day in Circuit Cotjrt for $:.. Miss Phlpps had presented love letters in support of her claim for heart SPOT CASH PAID FOR Liberty Bonds We Pay Highest Prices. WATCH OUR WIXDOW FOR DAILY QUOTATION 5 LIBERTY BOND KXCHANGK 21 E. Sixth St.

cLVStor LIKE COFFEE? TRY A CUP AT COFFEE and D0UGH.1UT SHOP KOTED FOR QUICK SERVICE AND LEAK LINES S. OPEN ALL NITE FRUIT, CEREALS AND HOT DOUGHXUTS SERVED FOR BREAKFAST. STOP IN TO-DAY AT THE BRIGHT SPOT "OX THE SQUARE." ACROSS FROM FODNTAIN 34 E. FIFTH ST. "KiTCHEN $HLL" APPEARS As Latest Anti-Prohibition Cob.

trivance, Official, Says. New York. January 0n gallon "kitchen still" is the newtsl anti-prohibition contrivance to mak its appearance in New "Vt.rk. accord, ing to J. J.

Shevlin, fn; forcement officer. Tbe "Kitchen still' is a Urg, pan, simna-r to tnose; used in rants for baking rice, and bread him dings, he said. A hlghbulKing C0VP(. oi tin uas a rubber pan. Insii "worm" th "Give wniSKy, remarKea an agent tin pan will do its part." Mr.

Shevlin announced that it lawiui ior ajiy person wn Everything for l.rcry Spot', Skating Is Fine! and you will enjoy it all the more with the proper skates. Breu-damour sells Real Ice Skates tin ucch siuuerea over it tube leads from the i.P. I 3e of this is a small A size of a pencil. Jl'l it a mash that win 1' i "and thr IS Jlnt nected with chemical lalioiatory possess one of the advej everynoay wno Dougnt one to der it Immediately. STEAMER EVADES ICE FLOEg cnicago, January ss-Arter eiaht da in the ice floes of lAke Michigan Tt i reign i ieajiier cmnev enteroil the Chicago River this morning docked with all of her crew safe uvaiu ttisu wt-m me seven mon wl started, across the ice to the MrandM simmer ouuuny inn wno hna been ported to be missing.

-B. J. REYNOLDS DIES. Chicago. January "JS.

B. J. Heynow. Vice President of the Tinted t'lpf Stores Company, died to-uav at tn it. old.

He was born in iii and located in Chicago yens agu. prefer skate? with or without hockey or 5. e- I rocker style, in many different models. 3et your skates now Ihere will be many more good skating days this year. i 17 E.

Fifth St. 426 Vine St. After Mny I. 130-132 E. Sixth St.

YOU'LL FIND ALL YOUR FAVORITE DISHES AT Shevlin's Oyster and Chop House Served in the most deliciously appetizing way, piping hot and served quickly. "IF IT SWIMS I HAVE IT." 27 East Sixth Street. A. ssrvllt SPECIAL TIRE SALE We are offering Marathon cord and fabric tires at an exceptionally low price, also red and gray tubes: THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. Seventh and Main Sts.

Cana 14110 PROHIBITION OR NO PROHIBITION. MECKLENBURG'S GARDEN Will Costiaae Ts Serve the Same High-Class Meals as I'snal. Special $1.50. Steak or Chicken Dinner rilGHLAXD AND TJKIVERS1TY AVES. A VOX 85t-5- Take Vine-Burnet or Highland Ave.

Car. i- i WMEEIL CAFE 337 AXD 539 WAIaXUT STREET 35c DIMWER 35c 11 A. M. TO 3 P. M.

Vegetablo Soap Stuffed Pork Tenderloin Roast Veal With lh-einfc Fricassee of Lamb With Dumplings Prime Ribs of Reef J04 Braised Short Ribs of Beef Mashed Potatoes Succota" ii Uoffee Buttermilk Tanff BAKE PITH OWif PIES AXD tOhJoyl Oh Boy! There's Nothing We like So Well as There's lots of fun'missed if you haven't become acquainted with Lion Beverage. Get started. ninDisGn-DDnLnnosEn 0..