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HORSEMEN HOLD ANNUAL MEETING Arthur B. Hancock Elected President to Succeed Charles H. Berryman — F. A. Forythe Resigns. Lexington. Ky.. April 2». — The Thoroughbred Horse Association held its annual meeting bete Saturday night. Hal Price Ileadley ami T. P. Hayes were unanimously n-cleeted directors, while Dr. James . Carrick. of this city, was unanimously chosen to since, d F. A. Forsythe. who. explaining that he was not now identified with racing, asked tint he not be renominated. The directors then elected Arthur D. Hancock, of Paris, to succeed Charl-s 11. Derryman as president, with Maj. Thomas C. McDowell aa vice president to succeed Hancock. Thomas ii. l«n.mwell was reelected secretary and treasurer. C. C. Foor, o" Petersburg. Va.. an owner of lie-Potomac Stable, was elected to momliership. The directors will meet Wednesday to discuss work iu behalf of the Ked loss War Fund, to which §r».-UOtl lias been pledged by Kentucky turfmen. The association reported S2.tKH abo.e cxp-iises for the past year, with ,000 in Liberty liouds and war-savings stamps.
