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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
2.75 PER CENT. REER
UP TO HIGHEST COURT
The Question Of Right to Make ID
Reaches Superior Court in
Appeals Filed.

Washington, July 24.-The ques-
tion OF the right OF brewers to manu-
facture beer containing "a per cent
alcohol has reached the supreme
court through appeals filed by the
government from federal court de-
crees in Baltimore, quashing indict-
ments brought against the Standard
Brewing company under the food
control act of 1917.
Because OF the Importance of the
question in connection with the en-
forcement of the wartime prohibition
act. court officials expect the govern
ment to ask that the case be expe-
dited. Unless this were done a de-
cision probably would not be handed
down until after prohibition by con-
stitutionai amendment became effec-
tive.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
COL. ANSELL HANDS HIS
RESIGNATION TO BAKER
Former Acting Judge Advocate Gem
cral Quits the Army and Will
Practice Law.

Washington, July 21.-Lieut.-Col.
Samuel T. Ansell, former acting
Judge advocate general of the army
and the central figure in the contro-
versy within the war department re-
gardlng military justice has handed
his resignation to Secretary Baker.
Colonel Ansell is understood to
have taken this action in the hope
that he might bring more forcibly be-
fore the public the fight which he is
making to have the rules of military
trials radically changed. He has
maintained in congressional hearings
before congress and in speeches be-
fore law organizations that under
present conditions a private in the
army could not hope for a fair trial.
Secretary Baker would not say
what action he would take on Colonel
Ansell's resignation. 1t is generally
expected. however, that it will be ac-
cepted.
Colonel Ansell's letter TO Secretary
Baker consisted of a single sentence:
Il hereby resign as an officer of the
army"
Colonel Ansell plans to remain in
Washington to practice law in asso-
citation with Col. Edward S. Bailey.
also OF the judge advocate generals
department, who is preparing to leave
the service. His friends say that he
will continue his fight for radical
changes in the whole system of mill
tary Justice
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
SERIOUS CHARGE MADE
AGAINST COMPTROLLER
Congressman Charges j. -. Williams
Helped Relative Sell Land to Gov
ernmcDt and Got Commission.

Washington, July 21-An entirely
new set of sensational charges was
sprung out of the fight on the reap
pointment of John Shelton Williams
as comptroller of the currency.
Representative McFadden. of
PENNSYLVANIA, appearing before the
house rules committee, charged that
Williams assisted his brother-in-law,
Lewis c. Williams, of Ricmond Va.
in the sale of an office building site
in the capital to the government and
that the comptroller shared in the
commission for the sale. McFadden
declared If the rules committee did
not provide for an investigation he
would move the impeachment of the
comptroller from the floor OF the
house
Comptroller Williams Immediately
categorically denied McFadden's
charges. declaring his brother-in-law W
acted as an attorney for property
owners. and that the comptroller not
only had no concern in the transac-
tion but received no part of any com.
mission.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
GEORGIA REFUSES TO RATIFY
THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Atlanta, Ga, July Ratification
of the federal suffrage amendment
failed today so far as the present ses-
sion of the Georgia Legislature is con-
cerned, when the senate voted
against ratification 80 to 10, and the
house took similar action by a vote
of 1872 to "a.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

FL Paso. Texas, July When
shown the Associated Press dispatch
from Washington quoting Senator
Fall as saying that within the last
several months upon either seven or
eight occasions troopers of the
Seventh Cavalry pursued Mexicans
over the border and upon six or seven
occasions recovered stolen property,
Brigadier General Erwin, command
ing the El Paso district, reiterated
(Cnntinued on Para Eourl
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
THE FORMER KAISER MAY
NOT BE TRIED IN LONDON

London. July 24.-It is possible
that former Emperor William may
not be tried In London, according to
an announcement made in the house
OF lords today by Earl Curzon OF Ke-
dleston. government leader in the up
per house.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
Federal investigator Asserts He
is Victim of Frame-up
and Perjury.
DlCTAPHONE TELLS STORY
Secret Investigation of Case
Has Been Conducted at Re-
quest of Secretary Wilson and
Results Are Given.

Washington, July 24-Charges Of
labor leaders that Thomas ] Moonev
was unJustly convicted for participa-
ton in the bomb throwing outrage in
san Francisco three years ago wee
supported in a report of John b.
Densmore, special agent of the de-
partment of labor, submitted to the
mousse in response to a resolution de-
manding more information on the
case.
Mr.. Densmore, now director of the
federal employment service. conduct
ed secret investigation of the case
at the request of Secretary Wilson.
With the aid OF several immigration
inspectors, he gathered his evidence.
working without the knowledge of
San Francisco authorities. Most OF
it was obtained by use of dicta-
phone, placed in the Office of District
Attorney Fickert, prosecutor of the
case.
From the evidence Mr.. Densmore
drew the conclusion that Mooney did
li' -" ''i''
''"' Vi 'oi-
desired to discredit the labor unions
and maintain the open shop" The
-, ,., '''ou'
"' '' S"I'oi - 'he crime MT
Densmore declared, and with delib-
crate intent to frame" the labor
..r,.
-,
'ne
y. 'o""-
49, e ''''''s anu '"aJeS oi
"p''e'N mere Is
any '"ins leSeih hollhS con-
p"''h
ae, "'''N 'l" ""'S"',' ana
Np9u'e''s'
''''P,o!e" ny 'lStrlct AT
~, t.o1, - - p'oSe'"'ths moon
m,a aao,a, ,'', NIu ~ wi ''eHshiore'
grounds for ho,io,iuo,, .h,.
acutor was ireronood 49,, 10y, ,.
nora,o i,,oros., 49,.
rrf,,
@ Ovman rr;noi,I .i.
heen nroven noriunon NJ
more said Fickert oaroad 80
trial and 1atar ,,iooro,,,,..
his attituda hoino oor,nia,l,,.
versed
"Sinca tho Oxron ov,o.,,,, - ~,
Densmore soid on ai..,.i
neys case melted steadily awav until
there is little left but an unsavorv
record of manipulation and neriurv
| further revelations having imneacbad
the credibility of practically all tho
principal witnesses for rhe nrosec,-
ton
And if any additional consrma-
tion were needed of the inherent
weakness of the case. the acouittaI
| of Mrs Mooney on july ~. 1917 and
of Isabel Weinberg in the rollowipr
| October would seem TO supplv it,"
The report which was suh,i,to5 20
| T. house contained nearly 200 close
! ly written pages. including a general
resume ol tho Noopav casa on o,,4
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-22
nil, nu circula trenuri, ca 81 p'
alte artere de Gale ferata?

nil, nu circula trenuri, ca 81 pc
alte artere de Gale ferata?
Stiti ca populatia din Ardeal
are lipsa de alimente; ca orasele
n 'au lemne? Trebue neaparat sa
asiguram in primul rind transpor
turtle militare, transporturile de
alimente 81 lernne. Cum puteam
sa ne gindim la infiintarea de
noui accelerate? Cum putea sa
mise pretinda aceasta absurdi-
tate?
&c proiecte aveti pentru
viitor?
= Sc construeSte linia Ilva Mi
ca, Vatra Dornei de 54 KIM, IN
ceputa de armata austro-ungara.
Sc va asigura astfel comunica-
tie directa Gu Bucovina, evitin-
du-se ocolul mare prin Adjud.
Avind apoi caderi de apa 81
gaz (a Sarmasel, Bazna, Sin
Martin $. a. vom electrified cal
lie ferate din Ardeal.
In primul rind vom electrified
llnlile de munte Brasov-Predeal,
Sibilu-Ciineni, cea din pasul Vul-
can etc.
Am multumit d-lui Leo Bohi-
tiel pentru lamuririle ce a bine-
volt sa nile dea.
C.Universul'D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-22


blice 81 am stabilit in principiu
unificarea.
- Care VIA fl modalitatea
- Va fl 0 singura directiune
generala 81 mai multi sub direc.
tori. Va fl un sub-director gene.
raj pentru liniile din Ardeal. Ser
viciile vor functiona parallel. Sc
va studia apoi noua organiza-
re. Sc va refine tot ce hun de
aoi 81 de dincolo. NJ Sc va face
unificarea dintr'o data 81 in tot
casul ca se'va ,indeplini odata Gu
cea administrative. vor trece 8
sau 4 ami pima atunci.
- Directiunea centrala din Bu-
curesti s,'a pl7ns ca nu a PRINT
din Ardeal cantitatea necesara
de carbuni.
Cum Sc face distributia carbu-
nllor Gle la PetreSeni?
= NJ suntem moi vinovati. Drcp
tul de ne plinge, il avem poa-
te tocmai moi, de oare ce, GU
toate ca reteaua noastra este
mai mare de cit cea din vechinl
regat, Gu toate ca nu dispunem
de combustibil lichid. prhmim
12O vagoane carbuni zilnic de la
Petroseni, lar. restul de $50 va
goane, tree dincoace. Minele de
la Petroseni produceau inainte
800 vagoane zilnic, pc cind All
ele produc numai 300. Ba sub un-
guri in timpul razboiului extrac-
tiunea s'a facut in conditiuni de-
paorabile, far& sistem 81 fortat,
1000 soldati pazeau 1000 lucra-
tori minieri.
Trecem printr'o criza groazni-
ca de carbuni. Din aceasta cauza
Sc intilnesc intro CARA cite 5 81
s trenuri, care asteapta ceasuri
intregi un alt trsl Gu 0 mica can
titate de carbuni, spre a putea fl
alimentate locomotivele.
Pentru 1nlaturarea crizei gro
zave prin care trecem am luat
dispozitii sa obtinem prin COM
pensatii carbuni din Ceho-Slo-
vachia (Silezia). Vom da in
schimb petrol.
Notati, ca Pc cind masinile noa
sire nu Sc alimenteaSa de cit Gu
carbuni, in teritorll vechiu mai
este ignit 81 petrol.
Apoi reteaua noastra este mai
mare.
- In situatia actuala dispu-
nett de un pare de locomotive 81
vagoane sufficient. ca ,sa satisfa-
ceti nevoile circulatiunei?
Locomotivele din Ungaria
sunt toate trecute aci 81 dupa ce
vor Fl ipventariate vor fl predate
dincolo. Abba la primavara vom
avea acele locomotive. NeavInl
carbuni, nu putem face ceea &c
ar fl nevoie absolute.
- 1ntr'rn rapport inaintat de
directorll general al c. f. att
fost invinuit de ,,nesupunere" de
oare &c cu prilejul infiintarei no.
uilor trenuri pc ziua de l Octom
brie a. c. nu s'a putut stabili le'
gaturi Gu Ardealul.
Cunoasteti acest raport9
- Da. Cum poate fl vorba de
nesupunere? Eu M ascult de or
dinale directed dc II Bucuresti,
- am Consiliul Dirigent. Direc-
! tia din Rueuresti ignora situatia
c&ilor ,ferate din Ardeal. Cum
puteam 81 cum putem Sd introdu-
Gem trenuri accelerate, cfnd All
ducem 0 grosava 1ipsa de car
buni 81 la ia1na suntem amenin-
ta&i Gu catastfof4?
S6i e. in MaramurSs bintnie
foametsa; e. in Banat, pc Z Ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-22

Maramuras. - Electricitatea re.
telei de c. f. din Ardeal.
Profitind de prezenta domnului
Leo Bohatiel, directorul c. f. din
Ardeal, in Bucuresti, am cautat
sd obtinem c1teva lamuriri relati-
1--we la administratia c. f. de peste
munti.
- Gale ferate ardelene au par.
tea lor in victoria obtinuta i'm
potriva armatelor lui Bella Kun
Cum att reusit, in fmprejurari a.
normale 81 Gu un personal putin
sigur, sd facet aceastag
Am trecut prin momentc
critice, mai GU seama c1nd s'a
deslantuit ofensiva bolsevistilor
La Solnoc. Trebuiau indrumate
multe trenuri militare i'm regiuni-
lie indicate de comandamentul no.
stru militar. Cind am fost intre-
bat de d-nul general Maldarescu
daca garantez buna functionara
a cailor ferate pealtru toate trans
porturile rapide necesare arma.
tel, lam raspuns: Garanfez.
Pot sd va affirm ca intregul no.
stru personal STA facut pc deplin
datoria; au fost functionari un-
guri care sub focul bolsevistilor
au stat neclintiti la posturile lor
Toti au avut incredere in mine
Amdus o politica pima de mena-
jamente fata de intregul perso-
nal = Indifferent de nationalitate
= 81 am cerut tuturora indepli-
nirea constientioasa a datoriei,
Indifferent daca unii au depus jul
ramint sau nu.
Gu toate ca salariile celor din
Ardeal stunt mai mici dec1t ce-
lor din vechuil egat, am cautat
prin organizarea de consumuri
- unul central, celelalte regiona-
lie = sa ajut pc ceferisti.
- Ce parere aveti despre i'll
troducerea unor directii regiona-
le la Arad 81 Cluj, asa cum au
fost prevazute in decretul-lege
din Februarie "a. c.? Pentru ce
nu s'au infiintat acele directii ?
NJ ar Fl favorizat ele mai bu-
ma administratie a intregei rete-
lie de Gale ferata?, S'a fcercat o
reorganizare I'm Ardeal Gu specis,-
listi trilnisi din Bucuresti. :.
- M poate ii vorba do 0 re-
organiEars, de care CO in Ardeal
exist4 0 orgaaizare ri inca una
buna. Acolo funetionarii isi vede
de slujba >si nu ia mita. Acolo
functionarul este IN servioiul IA
rel 81 al publicului 81 el respecta
regulameutele.
Gum era "a sc iatroduca doua
directii rsgionale, II Arad 81 Clnj,
cind reteaua noastr& de Gale fe-
rata este de aproape 1000 lm?
Ar fl urmat ca fiecare directie re-
gionala sd ,dispuna de o retea de
$500 KIN.
M Sc putea asa ceva. In siste-
mul unguresc, Q regiune dispunea
de maximum 1900 100 KIM. din
sonsideratiuni econonaice 81 ad-
miniltrative.
Apoi nu era momsntul oportun,
a. toomai in ajunul cfsnsivsi, 81
sdrucinam intreaga noastr4 orga-
niGatiune. Ar ii fort un desastr4
pentru Taxe intgsaga aoee dsscep-
txajixaFe nsehibkpit& psntrp vre-
mea tulbure de atunci.
Tot ceea CO au incereat r. IL,
troduca in administrstia. q. (. ar
delene trimisii directiunsi gene.
tale din Rucuresti am dsGfilntaA
de indat4 81 IN primul rfnd ia.
spsotoratsls. Conduosrsa an Ii,
~ Na&rsag4 p IN oontinnat - !.
ptis slstenul safssist sasar.
Gu tcste aoestes syem ne
soie De anificarea rstsi4i noastrs
ld 3.
Firste. Char azi ne-am III.
ltmnh 4 ministerul uertriisr d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-22
Situata c. +. din ATdta
: CONVORBIRE Gu DOMNUL
FEo BOHATIEL.

In timpul bataliei de la lisa. =
Confliotul dintre cele doua di
rectii. - Directiile regionale. =
Lipsa de carbuni. = Foamete in
Maramuras. Electricitatea re.
telei de c. f. din Ardeal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-22

blice 81 am stabilit in principiu
unificarea.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-24
STATE NEWS

Miller-Harry Shulz, living on a
below the knee while showing one
of his daughters how to operate a
moving machine. The horses sud
denly started up while he was stand
ing In front of the sickle.
Huron-Red Cross nurses of Bea-
die county have completed a thor
! ough inspection of school children
here and have announced that they
a find no traces of communicable
diseases among any of the pupils.
Health officials say there are several
cases of whooping cough in Huron.
Sioux Falls-The Free Methodist
conference of South Dakota will con
vene in Sioux Falls on October s,
with Bishop Warner presiding. Mis-
sionary Secretary McGreary also viii
be present, in addition to several
score of clergymen from different
parts of the state and a number OF
lay members.
Hartford-At a special election at
Hartford, near Sioux Falls, school
consolidation failed TO carry by four
votes. Such propositions require so
per zen of the votes in favor. This
is the second time the proposition
/ has been defeated by the asme. mum
Der of votes.
Miller-Hunting ducks by ~airplant
was INDUCED in on the lakes in th'
~A..l .,,-t 80 4I, aD,,~4 FAs, x.rnnly Nv
NJ. McGraw and j. t. Scroggs, o
Sioux City. There were others in the
party. The flying machine was USED
to sail over the ducks in the lake.
and scare them up. 1t was a success
in this, but they would not fly out t
the open PARTIES and be shot. l
proved that a man in the machin,
with a gun could shott them in grea
numbers.
Yankton-D. II. Groves, an OLE
soldier, and a former travelling man
while driving to Tabor was held II,
by unmasked bandits, with the objec
of robbery. The men demanded
Groves valuables, and when he start
ed up his horse fired at him, bull
let going through his arm. Grove
returned to Yankton and officers ar
looking for the two men, who ar
thought to be the men who robbet
the Stickney store of silks.
Iroquois-The officers have beer
unable as yet to find any trace o
persons who entered the office of tn,
Armin Lumber company in this cit
and escaped after opening the SAT
and securing one of the drawers, con
tanning a few dollars in silver an,
$500 in Liberty bonds. Some insur
enee policies, war savings stamps an'
other papers we're carried away
About 5000 in checks was overlooket
in another drawer, Entrance wa
effected by cutting through a screel
door, the inside door having beel
left unlocked.
The sun., 1919-04-05
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES

F!rs: Race--Pur.e $500; claiming. four.
year-oids and upward; nve and a halt
furlonas Ruth Strickland. lol; Doctor
Zao, 100; Apple Jack. ios; Recluse. los;
S GsTs fF iSs s.r, i'S W snrs: ISs Ts
Jack K. IL. Also eligible. Libera,or,'
100; Valerie West lo7, and Jane. lol.
Second Rsce-Purss $500; claiming
three-year-olds and upward: one mile and
Miss wells, io5; Miss Kruter, los: old
ia; VIII Do. ll3; King Neptune. lis:
Tito. ils: Lueius. iis. and Frank Monroe.
Third Race-.-Pnrss $500; allowances:
and upward; one mile. Minawsnd, ss;
skye Ball, 90: Tom Brooks. 90: Ed Stone.
l0l: Cromwell. lOi: 'silvery Light. loi.
'obolus, 100; Nolawn. 100; Marse Mouse,
IA; Harvest King. ia.
sFields-Tullot entry.
Fourth Race--Purse $500: Maurice Bath
House Handicap: three-yeaE -olds and up
ward. one mile and seventy yards. Under
Fire. 80: Grey Eagle 100; Kohinoor, l0s;
Drastis, III. and slippery Elm, ia;
Purse; thres,yesr-oid. and upward: ak
: Bon Tromp, Ill: "a. n. Akin. iis; Bob
III: Arthur Middleton. ilt; Nep-
perhan, ll6; Br!nghuTs,. ils. and Sands
sixth Racs-Purse $500; claiming: three
year-olds and upward; one mile and sew
enty yards. caraway, So; Byrne. SO; Bit
of Barney, loi: KeIiah. lo5: Barbara
shilling. 1917: Rookery. 1917; Bolala, no.;
Duke OF shelby. 10; Lukemss. 10; Dur.
browns Fsvorite. lls. Also eligible, Ruth
IFS. and pehra- lis.
-
The sun., 1919-04-05
HERMANN TESTIFIES
IN FED LEAGUE SUIT
Declares Baltimore Club Had
No Monetary Value.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-peclaration
that the franchise of the Baltimore
Federal League club was liability in
stead OF an asset and worth absolutely
nothing" was made by August Herr
mann. chairman OF the National Base
ball Commission. in testifying In the
$4,000 damage suit OF the Baltimore
club against the National and American
leagues and certain officials of the de-
flInct Federal League. Hermann was
on the stand nearly the entire day and
concluded his testimony just before the
District OF Columbia Supreme Court,
which Is hearing the case. adjourned
until Monday.
The Baltimore club, Hermann testi-
fed, had no players OF value with the ex-
ception of one man. He did not give the
name OF this player.
I'VE gave them an opportunity TO dis
pose of all their players by sale or
otherwise" the witness said in reference
to negotiations with the Baltimore club
following signing OF the baseball peace
agreement.
Hermann said representatives OF the
Baltimore club were present at the New
York conference at which the Federal
League signed the peace pact with the
two older leagues and at that time made
no effort to obtain a franchise in either
the National or American leagues.
Chairman Hermann said he told the
Baltimore representatives that as mat
ters stood there were as many clubs IN
the East as either league desired.
The National Commission. he said.
was given full power to act in the mat
ter and u turned down the proposal 10
give Baltimore a place IN either OF the
older leagues. The commission promised
however. he said. to use its influence In
getting Baltimore into the International
League. There was no thought OF con-
spiracy. he testified. and nothing what
ever was done to hurt Baltimore.
The sun., 1919-04-05
NEWTON AND BEALL
IN PINEHURST FINAL
Will Play for North and South
Golf Championship To-day
in SO Hole Match.

PINEHuRsr. n. c.. April 4.--F. c. New
ton OF Brookline and Edward C. Beall of
Uniontown will meet In the thirty-six
hole final contest for the North and South
amateur championship title at Pnehurst
tomorrow. All OF the forty-eight semi
final matches were played on the cham
pionship course to-day.
Newton came through by defeating
Franklin II. Gates OF Moore county by
and l. Gates was one up at the turn.
The match ended with the halving Of the
seventeenth.
Ned Beall played against ]. NJ. Wells
Of the kenilworth Club and won by 2
and l. The Uniontown golfer went out
In 81 and was four up at the turn The
summaries:
Championship Sixtssn--F. c. Newton,
Brookl!ne. beat II. Gates. Moore County
and !; Edward C. Beai, Uniontown. beat
J. W, Wells, Kennilworth, 2 and 1.
First Beaten Eight-Donaid Parson.
Youngstown. beat Is. Daniorth, North
Fork. !: and /: Edward Styles, North Hills
beat c. q. Waldo. Jr.. Detroit, 4 and g.
Second Sixteen--E, L. Scofeld, woodway
beat c. l. Becker. Philadelphia, 4 and Z:
8, p. sherwood. Merton. beat A. T. Roberts,
Detroit. s and I.
Second Beaten Eisht-rhomas Morrison.
Oahmont. won from N. y. johnson, Jr.'
Cleveland. BY default; II. C. Fownes, Oak.
mont; beat J. D. Chapman. Greenwich, &
The sun., 1919-04-05
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

First RAce - Two-year-old maidens;
RgTss a ssSG isS'; sS@ hi 6u
! 10 s and j to 5. nrst; Mamie C.. III
1smaiiwood). so TO /. - to / and to /,
:seepd Miss Psnns , 10 Ths:tl.Sy2i %
Wish Could, Modists. Miss Horrer. Lady
Pataud and Hidden Crown also ran,
ward; o" fli,es and mares; claiming: purss
''ee SSi (" to sns 70 5. ar,,;
and to 5, second; Ermitana. 1917 (McIn-
tyrO. ! 70 !, to and 70 5 thIrd'
E Wsn"s iS.,. Gr .bs s HS.
Third Race - rhros.yssr.O!ds and up.
S %nrs fsss RGF'sc IeS ii t To c
10 and out. ,hrst; Archie. Alexander, 50
tsSyIs ios tyen and to second
smarr. Lady Small, HIsh Note, scallywas,
Old Man Crit, Prosperous Baby and Bath
''o Fo n;s9 'Rse.-rhr.,.y..r.o, and TIM
ward: Mountain Valley Handicap. purs.
$500 six furlongs. American Ace, los IN
], even and out. third, Tims-i;it SIS
Firm Race - Thro..ye.r.oId, and up.
T Ts1a sl9s'T 'sGswPs sTss sSS' enc %'
10 .. even ana 2 to ., second; Mountsin
Rose. II tTPrT.ch}, TO- s. to and ! 70
LYNN ssT ana Esrsns.t si. or ran R'v''F Baby
sixth Racs-FO9T,;Gy.ar:olds ana upward
slsim,9E; purse $500; on. mile; Cobalt
iGs !S eSoifms d 10 Sa to to e
barrett, I. 70 i: 1 TO 5 ana J to ). third
90. Thsopai!e ". WHitsr pant Eismiass
and carsAn AlAo ran.
The sun., 1919-04-05
HAVANA RESULTS.

First RAes-Thrs..y'.E;o;ds ana up
Na,i' Claiming purse $500 % eve ,r en- q
Chance. los iFstoI), S to :. even ana
to Q, second; Zan8ares. ,lls LFraschl =
! :oT SIS. carey Maid. Ganusy d.r,, \,
m.ratoT. Pauline Crowley and Sleeper as"
ward; eis!ming; purse 1900; ak fuylons'
ana : 10 HT''; f.'p AGAIN, iO7 Mo-,
Nsith.r. io4 lpWysr,. 10 70 / 70 ! an
, 10 /, thru. T.n-, ll+ As. Banyau
Lady spe0 tnr.''. Gibraltar, Goodwood and
mira Rsrs-Fol-.y.sr.o'ds ara upward
.,simrs gmr.s '61o; "iN 6ur onSs--Cava'.
d n9y iS 100 * " q ga to on
lNgr'y ma T. e, e T..,,: an" F,5,.i e
Gsllic,a. Hsred,'y. Frozen Glen and HIS"
purse $500; six fur'ongs-Grac., lo3 r-
itorardl. : - even and - = N-s'
- T. I? 70 ! AND even, thi-d Tive
l;l34 Ie-rih'' Miss. l'rp Pos. r7,r,
p'roc', L. Corsns. Sai LIE to'' s's'
Wen ,Rs,. TNr..,y..-;;o,d, ant .up.
wa-d. ,lon."so W." $500 ore .m,'e
saa out IT. rr,t; K,nFnshsr. NO rhu-c.-,
even > 20 : ard out, second NcHAha' ,-t.
, ,ot FIrscs), 100 !, 'D Al g. ~.
SIKH Rsc~-Th-.'.y.,r.o'ds snt ~
T az, o3 !GGn'Es rga'' "a 200 'T
Z" to ,-d ou. d-st' -.'r ra,oa -,
.lsrs,snl 10 to I'd 49, a,l 81.
oMS sni Timotsy y"' J. HOGAN %'' colx K.y
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