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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

LADIES' SUITS
Your opportunity to purchase a
tailored suit at a splendid saving
Blue serge suits with silk yestee,
all wool mems wear Goa 7E
serge, worth $500 at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
Boy Breaks Lea.

AS result Of an accident which
occurred yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock, on the corner of Eighth
street and Kansas avenue, James
Wyankoop is confined in the Chick
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

probation for the assistance render
ed the city by the school children in
the recent spring cleanup cam
paign-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

VIII buy your w. S. S. (Baby
Bonds) if you are prepared to stand
the heavy discount. Scott Jones,
14-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

The fabrics which make up our
more tailored tyres are serge and
Poiret Twills. Colors, navy rose,
tan and Pekin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
CAPES AND DOLMANS

The entire balance of our stock
Of Dolmans and capes worth
$3.50 $24.75
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
SILKS

In our silk department you will
find our line of Taffetas Messa-
lines, and Georgettes. most com
plete in their color range.
SPECIAL SATURDAY
36-inch taffeta (black), yard sf.49
96-inch Messaline Cblack), yd. s1.49
S6-inch Pongee silks, yard St.oo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

You'll grin, you'll giggle, you'll
laugh, you'll screaml See our big
fun-producng program aat the Sugg
tonight, 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Some Chips From the Editorial Block;
Thoughts From the Staff TypeWriterS
(coatrbued By Herald Eaitoai and Rsportorll FoTl.

city fathers. and insinuations that they
are booueggers. sounds something
Ike we know you're naughty but
ne can't catch you
We often hear expressions % sur-
prise. particularly from eastern tour
lists AZ the friendly relations between
Fl Paso and the Mexican usighbors-
That shouldn't be surprising A better
understanding between the two peo-
pies cannot but produce better reia-
tons
The advent Of the Curfew 1ere has
greatly decreased the popularity of
that ancient sons. where's ny wan
dering Boy Tonight
The people Of Clint were unanimous
il their recent election TO vote bends
for q new school Tney realize thar
pickering and hidden opposition is not
compatible with good schools Fl Fa1o
might take a lesson
An observer might note that over
seas soldiers are a happy but sober lot
stern duty has exterminated hllarity
and the knowledge OF duty ven d1ne
provides the happiness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

The Peace Time Army Will Be Best Educated in the World
Concrete Road Up the Valley Viii Be Valuable Asset

efOuR peace time army &c going 10
y be one Of the best trained or
carnations in the world" said wal
ter Mcdahon- This viii be due 20
the fact that during the war just
ended many new ideas regarding
armies and welfare have been
worked out and these are TO be
taught 70 the new men. in addition
20 what they originally would have
learned The personnel Of the army
has been raised 10 a high degree and
today young men are being offered
opportunities which were not present
In the army several years ago. They
can be trained in many different
lines. learning at the same time the
methods which make the American
lighting man famous. OF course. re-
crulrlns at the present time Is not
great success, because the people
feel that the direct need for any
army is over ard tnev have their fiji
best fighters in the world but are
naturally peace loving people How
ever, there are large numbers OF
Idle men throughout the country and
to these men the army offers the
greatest training. Virtually any
a.
and a thorough education at that In
the army today, and I am surprised
that The young men OF the nation are
not tlocking 70 the army recruiting
post Every recruit obtained means
that one more man who faced death
and came through can be discharged
and 60 10 his home"
The concrete road up the valley
70 Anthony IS the highest type OF
road thai can be constructed and Is
the best asset this county ever had.
said Harry Locke Long after the
bonds have been paid for, 90 viii be
standing as a monument 70 the poo
pie who built IL II IS the widest
road OF its kind IN the country and
shows up more favoranly than do the
famous concrete highways Of Cali
fornia- The California roads aver
age from IS TO is feet in width The
upper valley road is 20 feet wide In
the course Of time just such a road
win be built all Of the way to Cali
foruia- The concrete road is the only
vel Illustrated by what has been
done 70 the road in the lower valley.
I have noticed that a concrete re-
enforcement has been constructed
along the Gutter edges OF that road
and &c is also true that on paved
streets wherever there is the great
est amount o. strain concrete is
used"
The cooperation accorded the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
We're Not a Bit
Original anytime
ny nNw AZ r-errnru

TITHEN people have things IN COM
w mon, they are taking the first
step toward a mutual understanding
that leads 20 good fellowship and
friendship.
There are lots OF people who th.nlz
religion IS a common stumbling
ground for understanding. but no
matter what creed It IS. one part Of
The ceremony IS the same and that Is
observation
The Methods. win come cut q the
church in much the sane way any
OF his separated brothers would. and
say. Did you notice old smith was
a. church2 First time IL years
The Presbyterian VIII come out and
say Gracious ] was positively dis
tracted by Mrs. So and SOS hat
The Baptist viii say II do wish
preachers would regulate their SER
mons according TO the weather. sun
mer IS no time % crate"
The Catholic wiz saw -Didnt she
sing that solo terribly
The member OF the Jewish falfh
VIII sigh. and say did you hear the
rabbi7-auother special collection
next Sunday
We are all alike-irs JUST r-ore
evidence that az Tar 1s religion O.
concerned. we are all on the same
road but riding n different makes
OF cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Little inferoieOs

army uT merchants and ueWspa pers
during the intensive recruiting cam
paign now being waged is the hard
est slap at Bolsherism ever tried.
said Capt. Charles Thornburne. 1T
shows the enthusiastic patriotism Of
the American public that can not be
destroyed One OF the instances Of
this cooperation is the offer By the
department stores Of Grand Rapids.
Mich. TO donate several inches OF its
contracted newspaper space for re-
cru1tinE advertisements Another
was the donation at Detroit. Mich
by the Ford Motor company OF a
decorated automobile which was
paraded through the streets and
finally stationed IN a public square
with advertising posters on It. The
Detroit street car company fixed a
for these posters They will en-
tinue this sort Of thing until the end
Of the campaign believe. with
nedlly 800 cars, some Of which run
70 outlying districts. / should not
be surprised 10 see this method
adopted by street car companies in
the cities near Detroit"
The attempt OF an Australian
aero-pilot 70 follow the lead OF the
American naval fliers VINO are try
ing TO cross the ocean. in an effort
achieving the trip first, is Indicative
Of the attitude Of The whole world
toward US" was the statement Of
Rev Harper Barrett ~Au nations
recognize US as leaders and have
done so for years. In the matter Of
inventions and explorations none
have outdone the Americans. But
now that the war Is over and there
has come = closer miuglinE OF the
various peoples we shall have much
more competition than ever before
In commercial lines We are the envy
Of the entire world In the world
Of military achievement we have iust
Sc the world an example OF speed
and determination which never was
equaled. In the matter OF inven-
tons and improvements along every
line, / believe we shall 90 into the
greatest era IN our history. spurred
on by the knowledge that virtually
every country in the world is striV-
ing 70 Guido us IA some line. And
we shall remain supreme in all lines.
American energy and determ nation
will win any sort Of race and i think
we shall be the first 70 establish
supremacy OF the air in COM
mercial way"
During the past Is years 7 have
made q thorough study OF the care
OF cemeteries and have developed it
into what consider a scientific
proposition" said Chas. B. Sims.
since the syndicate has taken over
Evergreen cemetery. and establishes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Bandits Failure VII
Be Shomn Or Spreen

Tulsa, Okio.. Nay SEP. ]. Clark.
a well-known moving picture operator
here has arranged 20 direct a photo
play depicting the life Of henry starr.
the famous bandit. recently released
from the Oklahoma nenitenlary by
governor Robertson However. the
play WIN differ from most OF those
OF the lives Of bandits. it VIII not
show him as q hero. but as a failure
The plot Of the play VIII carry starr
from his early life 10 his release from
ten 0eritentiarv. and VIII depict the
folly OF a life such as he lived. and
VIII show his bovhood ambition 60
own q ranch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Short SHatcheS
From EUe7ywhere

The man that got Off that stuff
about how womankiud ig advancius
by great strides had evidently not seen
the new hobble skirts.-Auhurn Globe
Republican
John Bull VIII pay a liberal reward
20 anybody who can thiak OF a reason
why self determination is good for
one part OF the world and not good
for another part-Greeuvllls Is c.
Piedmona-
As we understand Il. the patriots
Of Houston who are holding back
want 20 make the F-loan committees
earn Houston's quota--Houston Post
III the United states is 70 reccEnfze
Lenine. it would be a graceful thing
70 pardon Gene Debs and maze him
ambassador 10 Russia--Wa shlngton
Post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
By Briggs

NEWSPAPER headline. Germany
~ struggling in the grip OF crime in
which even upper c,asses join IN
wild scramble for stolen goods Why
not among themselves They had
been uracricing that sort Of thing
ana more on other people for four
years. Always trust the Germans 20
run true 10 form
A Breckenridge. Texas. preacher is
90 get up an old fashioned camp meet
ing for nen iu the oil field in that
part OF Texas Come 70 FL Paso. par
son, IL you find that your scheme
works. We have some oil stock deal
ers who are a long way from saliva
ton
Col J. Il r Green. capitalist and
railroad magnats. and son OF the late
Hetty Green. 81 quoted in a Dallas
news item as saying that a soldier viii
be the next president Of the o. S. Let's
all pray thai the colonel may prove
true prophet for that IS the best bet
20 get an American president who VIII
keep his feet on the earth and MS
head out Of the cerul6an heights-
The scoldlng OF the tazimen by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

ne more modern method OF o,.-.-
10. l-9n under the perpetual care 50
800 80. d more systematic care can he
l1Aen- By having that $780,
t-.lons are relieved from rn~fa---
49, re 1pheep OF the cemetery ana
-, tne morbid features 81 Gene
'7-s WORK are lost sight Of
sonora always was more ILL. ~
-.-l-sil e.tn state than any otha- "a
-al-A-l1 and the way the ueonra II
$3.50 TOOK 10 using American
"-en an Mexican mone~ r--e
- AZ sorts Of discounts. ovrI--o ~
s,.-.i --9i.-ry troubles. was suru-fs-
u.s. SAD j. s. Taylor. OF Co-0rs
Ceill Except for federal b,7qi-aee
.'l-lliea-ly All OF sonora uses arne--
zen money now Thew ffT 49,
----il4@ tne prices when thew ra-l-
~ -ae money worth double their o--u
.eH N prereTo utionary DAYS. Trev
49, l-L the price in dollars thar
- -1--..5iiy IN pesos and sailed
s Win true Mexican infiffer-
49,. 70 would have been too nruch
-- --t 70 ugure prices down Thev
AMY took % that peso ana .7r--
o-ea an prices when they did IT.
ls certainly strange TO me thar
.at .nd women VIII not be honest
b on aMEI .0..g.IllHI
sue as the socalled equal suffrare.a
g.. 80 j ID Aontrose, Of New Orleans
nave been in the afTnv ana Tnov-
Wnat the soldiers think. have
-lafele1 over 6 good part OF the
--lilfa STATES and know quite ven Z
80 sure. Wrlt the rank and file Of
iilen and women think OF IT, am a
travelling man and 7 like 10 Fen
BOW men and women think Whom
lAeF WIZ speak their real thouehtz
am sure II men and women were
-et alone 20 their own ideas woman
suffrage would be defeated IN Texas
ana az otner states To IS 5ust ire
ga political trick OF the d0minser-
ms women who would make ererv-
BODY believe they are rspresentative
OF lneir sex have no hesitation in
saying that they are not represen-
tatlFe OF the home building. home
towing class Of women who. I hore-
VIII always be in the majority. 1T6st
women want % be left TO their homes
ana 1Fomaniy devices with women's
lFiFlleses- not Women's rights il IS
strange indeed, that both men ard
women VIII be driven By that class
OF dominating politicians. male and
female 70 do something they do not
want % do never could under
stand that little piece OF psychology.
now people viii not be sincere with
ITEMS selves
IT am as happy as a boy with q
vacation In view said ~ T. Hutch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Ripping Rhymes
The Borrower

USED to have hest friends but walk ane chsss above
bends feels like
al andfs to
light all the cmmy
ge
chase Thompsons
Jans
Waus bHnded steers borrowed Wilson's
borrowed Simpsons setting Ecdas
this borrowed that from knew squirt
And alone and
cri-
those who boldly borrower
sympathy they feel
coDgrsEhz WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

Columbus Ohio. Nav 2l-Ilere Is
going to be "iess iazzin' around" AT
Ohio State university. When -tle
boys came back things opened up as
usual. but here is the program an
nourcel by The powers that are
Dances stop promptly al 4 a. ms no
midweez Dances names OF chaperous
must be published IN the colege daily
paper; girls may not so 20 fraternity
houses unChaueroued-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

me. even II 7 am busy. ideal rest I
am here for a few days getting the
final derail for the sumner business
ir shape. j have been on the qul
vive an day Everything In the
world from hirinE dishwashers to
ordering coal has been done But 7
am anticipating one OF the most at
tractive seasons that the Lodge has
ever had 7 have Just been on a
rrin throughout the northeastern
part Of the state and ali hotels re-
port that this years business has
been larger and more profitable
than ever before 7 know that IN
san Antonio we have done q record
breaking business IL seems very
pleasant % be in FL Paso and meet
my old friends. But as 7 said be-
fore Of Cloudcroft. the thought o.
the spot fills me with happiness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

Delaware. ohio. Nay 2l.-Shootlng
irons are safer in the bottom OF
Greenwood Lake. near this city. than
they are In the hands Of drunks. ac-
c1rding 20 chief Of police srauiding-
In keeping with his ideas the chief
Eas dumped o number OF reVOlrers
and other weapons into the lake III
anyone wants one OF them bal
enough to 90 and dive for it. all o.
k SAYS the chief
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

AND ONE has come back.
As THE letter says.
AND I hope he can play.
WITH his one good arm.
AND COME back again
TO THE boarding house.
I THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Dog Taxes Too High, So
Fnemen Lose Their Pei.

and Beauty mascots o. the Knox
vile fire department. have been sent
10 the farm OF patrolman Tom Moore
because firemen were unable 70 pay
the new state tax on DOGS They we're
trained dogs one OF their duties being
to awaken the firzulen each mcrrln-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
When a Lad Who Plays the Piano
Goes Away and Comes Back Again

DEAR BDo you remember long time wrote about some
y boys opposite you Of them used to play the piano until
annoy you awake and then after the
piano played until almost daylight and
the and the next morning when
looked your window there flag the street with
blue
Then You that missed the noise and sorry that let it
you wished you again day.
The remember what wrote is because I'm the that used
you keep awake won't
because have been ove there with the 9th division and at St. Quentin
IN
my left might have been killed and anyway
because I'm right handed ELM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

0versubscptions the rule for every kind Of money
campaign patriotic religious, charitable or what not
launched this country thus proving the wealth Of the
people md their readiness TO dig up for any good cause
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

WHERE THIS boy lived
AND WHERE he tells about
IT WAS a boarding house
WHERE YOUNG men came.
AND STAYED a iitsls while.
AND WANDERED on.
and I didn't know then
But I used to see them
AND THEY were nice young men
AND SAT on the steps
AND WEREN'T noisy
AND N the spring.
TWO YEARS ago.
WHEY TIE days were lengthening.
AND THE evenings
wERE TAKING on warmth.
THERE WAS one Of them.
WHO WOULD sit Inside
WHERE THE plano was.
AND OFT from the window.
AND FLOATING up.
TO WHERE my window was.
THERE'D COME old tunes
Avn uovv-v IN The Sans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

cum BEASLEY, Who used Z be a
u bartender, is workiH' in a grocery.
He says he likes tn change purity vel.
'cept he don't hear half as much news.
Il allus 90 Z a circus in tn afternoons
when tn hippepotamus is awake said
Mrs. Mn Nugent, t'day.
Couvrrai N1tiaual c.srsrane- Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
LIME Chris

as that all daddy
I has doneFv Lit
tie Chris nsked, as
he came into the
hack yard and crit u
ieaIIy eyed the progress
his rabbit enclosure.
@well. II L was pay
daddy for work. I'd not 7
him very much.~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

IT am as happy rs a boy with 3
vacation In view" said n = Hutch
ms "Cloudcroft always tvufnes 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

WHERE THE boarders sat
THEY'D SING a little.
AND THEN It would change.
TO A bit OF rag
AND so It went
UNTIL ONE night
THERE WAS = party.
AND THE piano played
AND ALWAYS rag.
UNTIL EARLY morn
AND I laid awake.
AND = Few nights later
IT HAPPENED again.
AND THEN again.
UNTIL THE final night
WHEN THEY stayed all night
AND I make up my mind.
THAT I'D have 70 complain
IF THEY kept t up.
AND THE very next morning
CAME THE service nag.
AND THE boys were gone
AND / wanted them hack
AND WANTED the noise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

The United States is to be the mandatory Of Armenia
that is to say sort Of foster father whose chief duty wiz
be to feed and clothe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

During the past Is years 7 have
made q thorough study OF the care
OF cemeteries and have developed it
into what I consider a scientific
proposition said Chas B. Sims
Since the syndicate has taken over
Evergreen cemetery. and established
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

In filing contest on commander Newbe1rys election,
harmessly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

IN the league OF nations take care that Uncle sam is
70 be pulled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

rnishss readers free Of
p any and eli subjects
q resources OF ths va
.olEreza and the many
b Inree cents 10 rost-
10 Information vented
.c J. Hsstin. Director.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

The - Flao Herald Infornation Burec
charge. with accurate and authoritative an
coucernins which Information can Be- had
rious federal rorerumaut departments. the
experts and scientists 90 the EcVernmeut Sc
and address The FL Paso Herald kurorriai
" Arlington. ID. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

The oxygen Of higher prices IS being pumped into the
copper companies Behold them manifest the strings Of
life.
Some Of those seaplanes to have more affinity for
the sea than for The air.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-24
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furlonEs: Foreclosure.
is "A. Johnson, ? to ); Airnat, 100 Connolly.
even; Ella T.. 1B (Cochrsn), to 5. Time.
O:3s EuIah F.. Grove A. Ny Ada, | am First.
also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile: The Cullen Bon.
lo5 H'OoD. 5 to l; wilfreda. % tEickson). 8 10
/; Preyaricate, lT tGarner), to 10. Time
a +5. GenyeiTe Sweep. Fair and Square
Judge David, TOOmbeCla, Frank Shannon, ThOs
+. McMahOn, Lama also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth: Old
Man Crit, lO4 (EdicksOn), . to l.; BOrnbast uC
STALKER. TO 10: Emark. liz 10. Willis,
to 2 Time. 1:54 rs. Transportation, Ellison
Lady Eileen, RObt Lee, Thursday Nighter
Brown FaTUrite. Adelante, Good Counsel
Brickey also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile: Royce Roofs lOl
tEricksDnl. to l; Bolster. ls Mooney to
5: UPperhan. lOl tGanerl. l to Time Al
IS. Glass TUi. Ticket also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth: Op-
portunity lis (MoIesworth). TO /; Harvest
King los tBuItOnl. 2 to 5; Dan Bright, l0
lGarner), 5 to l. Time l.G. Amalette Re
ycler. Irregular also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards
Mountain Rose md. ITO CDurschl, 10 to l: Bob
Hensley. lp n. Smith. 7 to 5; Key Mar. 100
a. COllinsl. to l. Time, ] s. Cadillac
Queen Apple, Rer8co. Brownie Mcdowell
Skser Face. Mary H, Frances Star, Patriotic
Mary also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-fourth: Lord
Herbert, 1T Mooney. 7 to l.: Rhymer. los (C.
RobinsOnl, to 5; Dslwood l2 (Sneidmanl J
to l. Time, 2:I5 Alma B.. Duke Of Shelby.
Parrish, CAPT. Hodge. Honelulu, Reuben Hugh,
Crscow also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-24
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-yesr-OIds: purse 500: I
funongs. F1echs. ll2; Viva Cuba. liz: Queen
6Arney. ll2: AGlshIa ID liz; AzIrita. ll2
Ay1la Sterling. Ii; abr. Hall. ll5: cPie, Il5
kDoublet ID. Ii; bGrey Rump rs; b Ford
/ & arnmsrman's entry. bAmOuia entry.
<wilkfns entry.
SECOND RACE-Four-y -year-ods and upward
aiming; pUrss 500; furiOngs IHigh Gear,
leo. Fdsty Boots 100; Twinkle Toes. IOi
k.utch kiss. le5; White Crown. lO5: Iutland
%: xKing Tuscan. 100; Leons. IA; Arbitrator,
la; Phil Ungzr, IN.
! THIRD RACE-Tnrre-year-old and upward
kiziming prss 500: 81 furlongs Mike Dixon
b: JJxmes c.. LOO; Dixie Highway IO1: rT-enty
even. los; Hwfa. l05; HsrlOck. lO6 HerIer
Dos; First Ballot. los; Kicking Kid, lO9; Man.
kanc->. 10; Senator James, ITO; Premium. ll3
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds; claiming
Surse 500; 81 fIrlongs. aConscription. 95
SCorsou. 1o3; Comfort %; Sarasota. lOl; bIIncky
ady l0i; bDainty LADY. IO4; Major DomO
. 0 aDortsch-Spence entry. bPreece entry
FIFTH RACE - FOur-year-olds and upward
fiain1inz; purse 800; mile and 30 yards
kcr,stsl DAY. 81: XAttOrney Muir. %: Oenthara
p; xL5ady Matchmaker. %; Sasenta -; xIola
q; VIII soon. I01: Miss Sweep, lO2; Frank
burke f04; Amino. lOs: Guide Post l07; Dskey
! Ios Bsndiet. lCs; Hands on. lO9; Great Gull
| SIXTH RACE - Four-year-olds and upward
banning. parse Ssoo;sl mile. George Duncan,
/ on. IBierman loI; Timothy J. Hogan, lO3
4soutefret. 1D; KJames, los; Cork. los; JChiL
on King, l05; Annie Edgar. l04; xMary's Beau
|c4 xBuizer los; Stout Heart. ls Flare, los
roxsIcu March. III; Ballad. ia
x-App-entice allowance claimed.