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— - = “Circulation Books Open to All.” Press Publishing 7 ob EXt NO. a1, 141—DAILY. cont N EW YORK, MO NDAY, MAY 23, 1921 fasrecata ferond- Cass Mater we : ‘ Post Office, New York, N. ¥. 5 S, GOLFERS DEFEAT BRITISH; PRESIDENT HERE, ASKS ECONOMY HIGHLAND STAKES TO MESSINES © AND HOPES FOR END OF WAk or Rees Bre man soit HARDNG, I TEARS, PRAISES = WAR SERUIES OF 5 OOD AT MEMORIAL IN HOIKEN “These Men Did Not Die in Vn; It Must Not Be Again’ '—Prises Economy in Government atpliti- cal Science Luncheon. JAMAICA, N. Y., MAY WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK GOOD, var-ojde: claiming 1013-3, Winker, eb. ©. by fe furlonas: me ee $1,018.17 At post 218. OH! “Wore blinkers, 3 in che stretch and won gallopi ty clowed with a rusitand got the place in last atr Friar'a Rush tire dally in last furlong, Einiah Boy was knocked out of contention by Friars Rank on tum, | A | Woolatork + remnlt in doubt, Liberty 6 Tags alas ontran, al Ledge Gloom miles: parse "pat. 149, Harding at Hoboken Services for War Dead: Fie, These dead lighted new hopes on the battlefields in our civtion, It must not be again—it must not, God grant it will not Let u practical people join with God in so making it that it § not be again Hh Wor { Improvement over bi lat race, moved up fast in Cb eve etteten and js Inet furlong. Mr. X, wae rmning very strong at the end, Queen Blondo hung on gaincly in the drive, Weak ride on War Machine, I believe * * © a nation can be so righteous as not to ze a war of conquest. There is no hatred in the American heart. lng Staken | Harding at Academy of Political Sclence: SRS Sess et Kternal vigilance ts the price of economy and efficiency. 4 i Th sequires persistent, determined, stony-hearted devotion the ¢ public interest ict Goovernment * * * is under obligation to give the gnst { 8 servier for the lowest possible cost. } Er The application of a few established principtes of sound buss t jam by drew out at eighth pote DUE Gore over latter to take up sharply. Latter waa best and ould eens am Haby in lamt=tifty yards, cau have won with clear eailing, Sea FIFTH RACH 1 BQ ee ie. Ne Se Brontnttick-Teasomara Tha organization till result in immediate economics. His voice 60 charged with emotion as to be at tlmos scarcely dible, ' | his eyes frankly brimming with tears, President Harding to-dayid @ * f ; > 1 ‘ 4 wreath on the casket of the first American soldier to perish on ‘man soil, It was at a funeral ceremony, a “Bivouae of the Dead” i for f Harens) 2 10T “Wore dlinkens Debadou was inore than 5,000 war vietims gathered in lines of flag-decked cofg on the army piers in Hoboken. SIXTH RACE ‘Teo ynaz olde: maidens: five 1 GQ rat Sar eg, Won ie s| oramnaid. Owner MT arte: "ttainer riers vb Wet As he bent above the caskethich | had been singled out and plac die rectly before the improvised roum, the President said: ame $1,018.16. At post 4.30. ott Fine TOL IS Winned, chee. by Celt | Noe 4 3 bert 6 Rowan so wan stopping fast at the emi. Hilly Watta chwal tin the winsch J would have won in anuther stride, Whirligig tired. ‘Twenty-serenth right after start feet through lame furlong Division was knocaed. ? slamming MESSINES i BTQ 1 WINS sees Feu In SPITE OF REPORT away easily “It must not be again—it munot pier shed a bugler steed > breast and all the Gold Star moths, 4 rT be. God grant it will not be!" 4 A] And when, as the last not: of ard and sounded “taps,” he Tones, Evans, Ouse, Hunt,|more than a hundrea of them in ae |"America” had drifted througighe ; IN FIRST ROUNDS President bowed his chin uponiie cloved strong in the lust « : and Hunter the seine effort to hide thelr weeping. a | 1 x HOYLAKE, England, May 23 (Asso- | ding, the Cabinet membe: and we early knocked everything else down| President IS Said to Be Tr A ( | NC ( \ted Press). —Eight of the Invading |other distinguished members of tw etting to the front, bu tired] Ready to Out erica Ifers won the right to play |officla! party, arrived at the pier ute eady to it. a i nd of the Englisn|der escort of latoon of soldie® a rr oe ate ‘form the card looked padded, bu y . . re al | n the nd round of the English | de a pl Widener’s Aree Beats Loft’s, ‘ Ce a awals were not ey-|. The second race was only a ga rrr R ES U L I S Amateur golfing championship which | from Governor's Island and as tle intry, With Sea Cove reeds op as for the odds on choice Rewal I Sen ed hore thin morning. ‘These weret party entered the @hed, thelr foor Entry, With Sea Cove pected. ‘The weather was anything | )7° (00 OU | : is : : eet Nhat gis ean ar Finishing Third. Hus pleapent and tie IOWA MAS. UAE rests ands just i the ¥Os 7 or noe ne ; | | [is FD ORE fo WOH silliness, surrounding the #000 onab — ape: Ue ag ei ih mem [the way. Liberty G Josest in pur-| 7.80 and $25.00, fi ASG os (Chick) Byans kets. As they took their seats aboug 7 Uespite the early morning rains, Was] is at the was, atuck it out tem | Sat tela ah] Pownes r. of Pittsburgh, J, H.]the rostrum at the head of the Pad By Vincent treatar, ate Pe sopsiee by Pout time In thi | sccond, beating Omer K. a head, 11 |'°™ Hime, 1134 Non tors: | . Paul Hunter of Los [4 band played the "Dead Mareb RACE TRACK, Jamaica, May 2 openit ent as more'of a procession thanin i n r, Kerbiy, 1 uni | A i ‘rancis Ouimet from “Saul ‘The card this noon was cut to| Miles S. was an easy winner of the| ny ciuced littin canine ‘ moria| y9 7 iy Wawporn Alsi tnt asin Ou li ruen been thelceramonien ter eae hisces by scratches. In its original! opening seramble, due probably to the| Guy mis wat Toe the f i aint J ABCERINE ship Bee eee ee mipR DRI ee IeAtOre or] dead, Th Herbert H. Shipman, made a blutt af ; at [tional City Bank and the actions ‘ » Ry nung Endangered e— President’s | yurene w, in the opening round, |! Chaplain's uniform, ¢ firat in the first part and then b: | § ela ralh ‘ ‘ { oy fl inran, ares i > phe pon Rabb: un Vo Chap» > 1 Biaenuorts wader an, on noma e attlfude \ i it he 2 Michored Neart ipleacee 5 ¢ Chicago | Min in th n Division, also in wale ' n the thi ce. H : (ata etch f ling | : | Poe nett = J jaeey A ne Faucher the stretch on the outside and under) re" ? i nd an allotment toy) THIRD RAC " ' ria Oulme Sc ted james J. Ha the Tith, Wiad curr tant - i u i, ei 1 P , soy he uniform, who Roman H ; H el lave not flaxged in , ‘ 1 Th ind it then became apga Pittsburg-Giants postponed; rain. race from the vight home an , be nibs Ju breeze fron sod wh we ng ik SO) Resse ROGET ESE Chicago-Brooklyn postponed; rain. Mooney: proven hex | ihe sans : heap BT.TORONTO ’ nets , 4 St. Louis-Boston postponed; rain. Widener’s Me wee a i 3 1 1 pr Pa Be en wa : Cincinnati-Philadelphia game postponed; rain. ae ou a te Hee Buabne 5 hinw id before Y eft addres: He anse fect ra 1 eed! is gt A , ACE e ‘bu, ” rs! ward (ae lin AMERICAN LEAGUE as feomaet 1 reg ; mstiiarassovcavioen AT CLEVELAND , , Bers ere and eres 7 : cud, and then begaa t ! E 7 Rol Iress Boston... O O O 108 8 BB @ mu ‘ 5 Uta (Racing Entries on Page VoL. hon jay” te - 5 nm with unl frect 1 Cleveland 1 1 00 18 HB @ Naas > MN rae eu me t an give Butteries— Thormahier and Ruel: Bagley and O'Nei f | B i Welfare Makers Klee Officers W ; ine shig hat couns Ter - 4 A i « Republig AT DETROIT | " m ‘ n \ York Y W ' uy nea rts kinsfolk and friends, Detroit. PEE | be ws crowded our ory n vepudiation of 1 Seren iE = . [finish where he aii ord 0 nuny to battle in foreign ‘anal ST Cable Conceal NI Gees tn. tresiten i . usands before have paid the aus Wash’gton Ye : ee Re ane ae ee Chicago | foom ‘fe Aaa PTtale CA CAS tea \ Misti beer expressive dis Satleries--Zacnary and Gharrity; Davenport, Kerr and Schalk. “Son stated al Ure Guha ok 9 | LL ee Heat power Wordle Bick SS Atoal! Pehuiat ‘in midstream opposite the Play of dead j {all cable landings Dance Dau) Welton vay led ‘ fi burning ship. coe ® incident te “without parailel i ‘ f , ‘ » | = s —<——s = tess oo noe ee ere