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CARPENTER AND LABoRERs WANT.
ED. 7ic MoNTEIRo AVE. BARTON
HEIGHTS
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lady ,t.nogrsphsr. Good opportuntt,.
Tor advancement. State experience ard
SALARY orp'ctcd. Address Ror is7G city
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DAIRYMAN.

DAIRYMAS.
WANTED. AT ONCE FIRsr-cLAss
MAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN AID.
vANcED REGISTRY AND FEEDING
10 TAKE CHARGE OF SMALL HERD
OF PuRE-BRED GUERNsEYs. SEND
REFERENCES TO OAK RIncp r.,u
OAK RIDGE. VA
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!. ~ BY M W. gR0WE & SON; IllSf
Real Estate AuctioncsFs!eGts -
coMM1ssIoNE SAID 7. nc u
,..v ~ fRorERrIEs sasss IT,:
No. .2508sWest, Grace SnssS
; ~ go" AND ai's:Ak NJ ~
Nos. 20E.2O3- EOS 11Nossitlt,,iss
. Mulberry; Street ~ !. s A 4
~ AT AUCTION

w.
( .e,usr- oNtAPRIL ~, 1o2os sfaf ssssSi
SIN. exScu,ionu6r a. dectox StAtN
Chancery Court Of . the city: ord RasAass
,hS sSt &c Pearl s, Brew 81 Sts a siss|
ssr sale tSswe he sss pee we Y Sgasssss
Eirst; 4. s e'eiesE r. &SE .:' siss
lot upon SS 4 satTsssfs NAL
thirty-two feet and running backfi4S
Iss.is9s WENT, foot allsy
t%o, story apartment building SSffHL
TAN ,, one apartment to tHe Skf9s
,1rSyiclty and separate observation-disclosures;
np nssG un APARTMENTS nl.la are YndeH 9sssps
No: col North MulberryFf SffAis
which rs a two.story fiat@baiIdiay.sS
,Sh,.h iat to {, each s foob With 8tsHssaf
North Mulberry Streeti VIII Ian ssss ,sss$;
nat TO OF easS aooF nii By Iba.h
nave electric lights and SsHs sS ts
hehting plants. and are modSnnsSSssssH
Nor htmeMai aISiyyr; thereafter .ENuslnaoas
sists OF two-storyS dweiiinFs SySsEsS
iic,s,s e aSh rooms and b4th:.:sI Sfr1ss
Ans a one hG 81 shsss
make a geod home.sraRd theaHsffHSssees;,ss3tss
peSfiRaI RXS VIII an make good insessnsnstss
money TO DO paid Sin cash .anTHSefsfi
balance In three equal 1instaifHiehH3x
a. At SIN; Twelve and: .eig hteenl JHSS N.Y.
ny separate notes OF tho lp,incESSStS4s8s
Win interest at per, cen tSpsTsarsfS5
a anm s from day OF, sale added shSfsls
the respective purchasers or adiaES2s
Ut the option of tho purchSssSr, sfr
s ETRM1Ni + b6 SiRse 81 '; 81
f'N SpeCsal Com m fSefi a yr1yS& 4 a
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Wantcti-To Rent g
REL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

fuT1flS anu Lana 1Or Sale ~
DAIRY farm. 267 acres, close to city.
large COW barn and silo: two tenant
houses; 6-room residence. large horse
barn; al! fenced with woven wire. Price
$1,000. Garrett Co. lie r. Main ST.
FARMS-wc have large number OF
stock, grass. truck, dairy and poultry
farms on our list. near railroad stations
and on tho best automobile roads in the
State. ANY OF these farms. IL bought at
once. can he gotten at bargain prices
Don't wait: get In touch with Us iminc-
diately. G. l.. & II. l.. Denoon. s07 East
FARMS for sale in any location. w. 5
Robinson a. Co. 100 y. Eighth Street.
FARMS-Cai to see for farms and
city property in our new Office. l.. T.
Branch. No. North Ninth Street Room j.
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Notice, Is hereby given. bat s.t$s "a
KAIiL was duly adjudjcatada1 SanSSf
rupt. and thar the first peet3nE
o n1s ef Raos tI Ysn IS Mn ssS
ing. Rehmofrd. Kase ON the Issrfk EfkEA
OF APRIL, 1920, at 10 o'clock fns,E B
forenoon r-at isshiclf. ttmos tho ~ s
claints. appoint 2 Trustee, exaiptaS. IT,
bank r4pt, aud IT Tansact suEH hi ~
businesst AS. Ray fproperlys s6shyt k&x
:.Tarr' ~; &, Ss1HtOS. b. S&fxGStfss jsS
@nc .ksfereg sfns2 EankflplExSs8
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To the creditors Of wILLIRxifsSiS;
;KAHL. of Richmo hd. in eyCdnisSSs
of Henrico, and district aforsSG
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NOTICE OF EIRST MEET9SfS. asSs,'
CREDITORS: ) -, - -, :,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Lind for Sale Ss
2o3 $40 ACRES on broad Street Road
lao feet front: lcSs than two miles
city limits. Must be sold. Owner leav-
:ng city. Apply Pollard a. Bagby ASK
for Mr. Wilson. or call boulevard f37
25o-ACRES James River iowground ana
ground on James River. f.. I. pruden
Route ]. Cartersville. Va.
$50 VIRGINIA FARMS: also timber a9d
mineral lands. on easy terms also
building lots. In the largest new town
between Richmond and Lynchburg: great
opportunities Come and see me or write
Tor booklet. Emmett d. Gregory. First
National Bank. Diliwyn, Va
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Houses for Sale 81
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Notice is hereby given that on
March 81. 1920. the said w. f
EVANS was duly adjudicated Eank
rupt, and that the first meeting: of
his creditors will be held in my
Office. Rooms 1lis-llIg' MutuaE. Build
Ing. Richmond. Va. OH the 18TH DAY
OF APRIL, 1920 ut 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. ut which time the. said
ella inns, appoint q. trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly Come be-
fore said meeting. 90,
THOS. r. SNEAn, - :,
Referee in Bankruptcy. e.
April 8, 1920 ..t .. :.
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YOUNG MAN wanted. IS 20 90 years of
age. experienced office clerk Must be
quick and accurate. Good. permanent
position for the right party. Address II.
Q. Box 1916. city.
YOU gave money Ss5hen you buy and sell
thru these colufiia.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Oh
-, CREDITORS.
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FARM HAND wanted. with reference, for
suburban farm; near car line. c. A.
Withers. r. +. d. No. 4. Telephone Ran,
dolph 1850, -. -
TELEPHONE Randolph I and dictate your
ad to Q Want Ad Taker. IN M
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N, THE DISTRICT COURT OF MI =
HSiTED STATES FOR THE EAST
EfN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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NOTICE OF FNRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS'~ so. = -
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In the Matter of No. . rsSSf;
G. ELLIS LEWIS, rSysStSa
Bankrupt. BankrifSS}llEEs
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IN the Matter of. ~ No. e5o7 ).
JAMES H. NOWLAN, In -,
Bankrupt. Baukruntcv
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To, the creditors of JAMES Fl. Now
OF Henrico, and district aforesaidS
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by A. L.. iADAMSoS.taas sas:
Real Estate AuctlsheoFs ;e.sss!:
49, ..lzfi issS',sS NJ
Executors q !;
Auction SaEils

Knows As dftffINs. scSsNISfs
ING a37k ACRES. NBOt9Essn
MILES, FROM a.AIIDLoTI1tAy.ssiN
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lM,THE Ip5I.STKIGT COURT. oF5FHR
ERIN DISTRICT OF 7VIRSI%STtxxA sssssy
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Suburban for Sale :

SuBCRBAN-For sale a nice S-room
Ien. garage: 2 blocks OF car .ino: an
IDEAL suburban homo. See us at Room
tni Times. Dispatch Building. Phone
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JAMES River plantation. 500 acres: good
improvements, including water power
grist mill: fine lot OF timber: onc-uuarter
mile from depot; Sl6.5oO. Pollard &
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The bond OF the. SpecfaIsC I.
siouers has been duly givepss., - ~
r CHAS. o. SAYIEIlEsriit,
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1H,i; 2AIlTHtrrRiIee |EsMlI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WsDNEsSArANNPPnrsg. YiEE ITss E8S
rR sS iHiE as5%as 15JSSAS xxEsAAS1batkAfsass
Els: ,.TEpERGyLlN TESTED Nj
TO GAEkoN cows ys.
WHITE HOUSE EkrRY. ~
$3.50 WEST LYSCHBuR9,, yst.axS, - y
TWO BLOCKS FROM WEST ENf5' CA
1.-. LINE. ,.nesJs a Stifst
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HORSES AND MULES-First-ciasa Viz
ginIa-raised horses and mules ALWAYS on
nand W. II. Nelson Sons. estabiished
is8s. and 10 West Tenth Street south
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NIRGINIA's RELIABLE BAZAAR-Wojf
Brooks. You Will find plenty horses
and mules. second hand wagons. bugrIes
and and harness for sale daily. Auction days:
, ITssd y, ana SSHturdny. Bring us your sur
and you can get your money same day.
llso99;,li . Esst Franklin Street. Phone
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OBJ THE
EItN DISTRICT. OF VIRGINIA.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
MANOKIN WON
BY SUGARMINT
Clopton Has 2 Winners
Form Players Sleeping
When Long Shots Win.
By HIGHWAY.

Sugarmint. one which Sam Louis
recently acquired from E. B. Nc
Lean. made a runaway affair of the
Manokin Purse at the mile route
which was the feature of a rather
common place card at Laurel yes
terdsy.
Taking the lead at the, rise of the
barrier, Sugarmint, with Jockey
Morris in the saddle, won as she
pleased by a margin of several
lengths. Allivan and Johnny Over
ton accounted for the smaller por.
ltions of this purse.
A large field of jumpers went to
the post in the Prospect Steeple.
chase for maiden leapers and all but
two of them, Briar Bay and Unar
finished. Briar Bay lost his jockey
and Unsr fell.
Clopton Has Two winners.
Capt. Raj PARIS Man O. the Hour
won this event quite handily from,
! c. S. Grason and War Victor.
| S. A. Clopton, both as owner and
trainer, was in the iimelight dur
ling the afternoon as he sent two
winners to the post, Parader and
Two Pair, the latter of which scored
at. a long price.
Parader was off badly but went
around his field and outlasto<,
Loughland and Lough Red. Lough
Red ran a very creditable race in
view OF the fact that this one was
messed about coming into the
stretch.
Two Pair made his first appear
ance of the season and while this
was a highly thought OF colt las,
spring the talent permitted him to
go to the post an IL to shot
Superwoman would have made a
better showing had she not been
interfered with by The Baggage.
Form Players Caught Sleeping.
Showing a startling form reversal
over his last outing, The Belgian II
got down in the third race over q
large field to catch the tirins
Murphy by a nose margin. Murphy
made all OF the early pace but, al
usual. just missed. Sunrose saved
the third place.
According to the form students
BLY, figured to win the fourth race
but notwithstanding this fact the
players at Laurel yesterday after,
noon passed him up and he romped
home with Jockey RomaneIli in the
saddle to the tune OF 1s to l. Tan.
talus was in front the majority OF
the trip but could not keep up after
Bly's challenge. Chief ran a dis.
appointing race.
In the nightcap the lightly
weighted Nellie Yorke outgamed
! Woodthrush and Waukeag, two
which copped second and third
money. The others were completely
outclassed.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First Race-For 2.year-oIds; selling; Eve
and one-hah furlongs: silence, ll2; Wedge
wood, los; Episode, los; Yibrate, lO5; Mile
Fleurs. 1l3; Light Fantastic, 100; George
BoVee, los; SQusw Man, ll6; Mandy, ia;
Rose Cliff, los; Superb, ll0; Santa Claus
1l6.
Second Raes-Leuox Stakes; s-year-old,
and up; mile and seventy yards: Mad Hat.
ter, 12o; Lady Gertrude, los; Recount, 1l2
La Rsblee. 100; Sweet Music, lO4.
Third Rsee-The Bedford claiming handi
cap; all ages; about six furlongs: St lisa.
dore, III; Head sOyer heels, log; Jyntee
ll5; War Cry, 90; Locust Leaves, lo5
Nishtstick, ll5i Tableaux D'Honnour. lis
Starkader, ITO; Youneed, 1907 different
Eyes. 1ol; TickIish, 100; Fort Churchill. ia
Fourth Race-searsdsle Handicap; $50,
900 added; 3-yesr-olds and up: Cirrus. 100;
Krewer. losi Cromwell. Of; Lady Gertrude,
lOI; Sennings Park, l25; Dunboyne, 1925
Thunderstorm, 1l2.
Fifth RAce-For S-year-olds and up; claim,
ing; mile and one-siIteenth: Frederick the
Great. ll0; Queen Blonde, lo7; sLe Gaulois
lOl; Locust Leaves, l0e; sPhedodeu, IO4
Phalaris, 1lO; Ting-s-Ling, l10; Nightstick
ITO; DARK Hill, lis; Great Gull, ITO.
sixth RAce-The Killarney; maiden; 2
year-olds; five and one-halt furlougs: Gold
Flint, lis; Dewey Eve, 1I2; Foam, 1I2;
Huonec. l5; Thornhedge, lis; Pouch, ll5;
Ravanna, 12; Psyis, liz; Arcbive, 1l5i
Shy Anne, liz; Crimson Rambler, Il2.
Five pounds allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Racs-Ride, 1o7 (BueD, $40. 400
800; LADY Luxury, 10 (F. WILSON,, $50
i.IO; Last Coin, IL wv. Morrissy), $40
Time l:l2 3-5. Groundswell, Lively, GlorIs
France, War Idol and Dr.. Carmen also ran.
Second Race-Gsngwsy, 1I2 CBarrett)
$50, 500, 2.9O; Bothera ton, 1I2 (Lyke)
$50, 40; Aerrimss. 1l2 Oh Burke), 4.5o
Time lib. Nonskid, Dark Friar, Win OF
Quit, Fantoche, Frank E. Plazo, Aurvoir,
Dan jackson and Southern Gentleman aIsC
ran.
Third Raos-Lothair, l15 CH. Lunsford,
o.IO, 4.3O, $50; Jack Straw, I07 q. Rob.
erts), 40, $50; sombsst, iO7 CBurkeS
I'D. Time i:47 is. Dolph, Marie Rap,
pold, Plenty, Spects cuIar Girl, Golden
Chance. Bucknal, Mister Marx, Horace
Lsrch and Athena also ran.
Fourth Aace-Kins CORN, Il6 CwiIlis)
100, $50, 40; Minute Man, 100 (McCoy1
300, $40; Blue Paradise, l0l Erickson
30. Time 1:l2 3-5. Troitus, Travesty, Out
me way, Ocean Sweep and Tacola also ran.
FIFTH haee-Dimples. 112 CMorrissey), 0. 90
o.eo, 5.ooi Cozette, lis (C. Buell., l1.2o, Z. 70;
Acclaim, 1O7 Erickson Field, $50. Time
LIS 40. Iawasentha, Kate Fraley. Psppery
Poly' Ny Rose, PenweIl. Hour Alice, Mary
Gafney, Yellow Blossom and saba szede aIso
ran. ''0
sixth R.os-LegaI, los Cwilsop,. e1o
80, 800; kinghsher, 11o CBurke), 7.2O,
s'oo; Alex Jr., l02 (Roberts), 40. Time
Z:Oo. Adeha W and Manager Waite also
Seventh Rae-Rapid Stride, 1o1 fRob.
erts)' $40, 24.5o, 1900; Cantilever, ia
lhingneld), $50, 40; Hocnir. lot CWu.
sonl, 80. Time. l AS. The Gallant, Toney
LADY Warlike. Jellison. May Rose. NAB,
Oockfoaeh' Clerk and Csrawsy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
LAUREL ENTRIES

First RAce-For 3-year-olds and m: claim.
ing; 8 furlongs. Amacksssin. 1o7: lanes
101; 'kirsh, 101; Ragnarok, io7: Ina Kav'
IO4; fBen Ringer, 107; General, lo7
flekle Fancy, 104; Lloyd George Gmp,)
IIO; TNancy Ann, s5: +Chsrming, 90; Ira
wilson 100. tE. K. Bryson entry. Mrs.
T. W. wilo entry. s. r
Second Raee-The Robkirke Hill steeple.
chase Handicap; for 4-year-olds and up: 2H
miles Rupica, 1874; Westminster iimp. i,
iss; Marian 1ss; Bughouse, 1872; Ticket,
Third Race-For 2-year-old sllies: 6 fur
longs. Dough Girl. 1O7; By Jimmy, 107:
Muttikins, 110; Careful I23
Fourth Race - The MARYLAND Handieap.
for 3-year-olds; IL miles +Blare IIo.
tDamssk, 1l0; tPsul Jones. III; tJohn p,
Grter, l2I; Herd Girl. 90. +Ral Parr entry,
I'll. 7. Whitney entry
Fifth RAee-The Eutsw; claiming: bandi-
cap; for 3-year-olds and up: furlonrs.
Siren Maid, lo5; Helen Atkin, IoI: scutty.
30; War Marvel dmpD, us; Pride Of
India. i09
Sixth Raoe-For 3-year-olds and mn. claim.
ing; l-lo miles. salvateile, 1o6; .sschie
Alexander, 1l4; War Machine, los; Mum bo
Jumbo. loa; Franklin, ia: sBen Hampson
100; Goldine, l07; sunny Bill (imp,1. 100
Seventh Race For s-year-olds and nm.
Claiming; l 1-l6 miles. Attorney Muir iio
loscher. 1l0; Antoinette timp.l. lO5; Amer.
lean Eagle. l1t; RsiIbird. no: Capital City
ll0; 'Disdi. 116; Benevolent timp.b li0;
Deekhand, ilo; 'wiifrcda. ioe.
'Appxsatics Allowance clained
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
Leading Games
On Gridirons TODAY
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
! Maryland VS.. Washington College,
College Park, IL a. m.
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia
Wesleyan, American League Park, 3
o'clock.
| Catholic University VS.. Mullen
berg. Brookland Field. 3 o'clock.
EAST.
Galaudet VS.. Susquehanna.
George Washington VS.. West Vir-
ginia.
Virginia VS.. Johns Hopkins.
! Navy VS.. Bucknell.
Army VS.. Springfield.
Mt st. Mary's VS.. Western Mary
/ land.
Princeton VS.. Washington and
| Lee.
! Harvard VS.. williams.
Yale VS.. Boston College.
Penn State VS.. North Carolina
State. .tuHa
/ Drown VS.. Colgate.
Dartmouth VS.. Holy Cross.
Cornell VS.. Union.
Delaware VS.. St. Johns.
Pennsylvania VS.. Lafayette.
Rutgers VS.. Virginia Poly
Bates VS.. Colby.
Lehigh VS.. Rochester.
Swarthmore VS.. Stevens.
Pittsburgh VS.. Syracuse.
Wesleyan VS.. New York Univer-
sity.
Columbia VS.. Amherst.
| SOUTH.
Centre VS.. Transylvania.
Chattanooga VS.. Tennessee.
Furman VS.. Georgia.
Mercer VS.. Howard.
Miami VS.. Kentucky.
Richmond VS.. Hampden-Sidney.
Texas VS.. Oklahoma Aggies.
Vanderbilt VS.. Georgia Tech.
V. VI. /. VS.. Citadel.
Wake Forest VS.. Davidson,
William a nd Mary VS.. Lynchburg.
North Carolina VS.. South Carolina.
MIDDLE WEST.
Chicago VS.. Wabash.
Detroit VS.. st. Louis.
/. Illinois VS.. Iowa.
Iowa State VS.. Missouri
Kansas VS.. Drake.
Michigan VS.. Michigan Aggies.
Minnesota VS.. Indiana.
Nebraska VS.. Notre Dame.
North Dakota VS.. South Dakota
State.
Ohio State VS.. Purdue.
South Dakota VS.. Dakota wes-
leyan.
Wisconsin VS.. Northwestern.
WEST.
California VS.. Nevada.
Colorado VS.. Denver
Colorado College VS.. Utah.
Colorado Aggies VS.. Wyoming.
Idaho VS.. Washington State.
Montana State VS.. Montana Mines.
Oregon Aggies VS.. Multnomah A.
C. -.
Southern California VS.. Stanford.
Washington VS.. Montana.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
LATONLA ENTRIES.

FIRST R.es-Purse 1900; claiming; 5,
yesr-oIds and up; six furIongs: military
Girl, 90. 'Tslismap, 105; 'Jack Virgins,
1OS; Duke OF Devonshire, Ill; Convoy, l02;
'HonHr Man, 1O6; Estero, 100; Sweeping
Glance. Ill; Ground Swell, 1O3; 'Discussion,
los; 'PQEt Light, 100; Sam Reh, Ill. Also
eligible: Mable G, l05; Pop Eyes, 90; Belle
Of Eliza be thtOwu, ll3; 'Marse John, 1l2i
Count Horia. Ill; Luke Dillon. 1O7.
Second Race-Purse 81, 300: 2-yea r-old
maiden HIlies; six furIOngs: Marjorie Nc
Kay, lI2; Miss Prosperity, liz; Golden
Ounce, l12; tNiobe, ll2; Nenette. lie; Miss
Fontaine. 1l2; Sleepy Dear, I12; tRomance,
1i2; Louise Wynne, 1l2i Bally Chen, 1l2;
Little Boss. 1i2: Puzzle, 112; Grace Daugh-
erty. liz. Also eligible: Horkyte, ll2s DOua
Loretta. 112; Grace Daugherty, liz; Flea
nor g. 1l2.
rIIsl Price-Hesdly entry.
Third Raee-Purse 81 300; claiming; s.
ysar-olds; mile and sixteenth: ava R,
100; Amanda, lO1; 'FriE, lO4; LADY Mount
Jcy, lO7; Claude Brown, 100; 'Anna Gallup,
1Ol; 'Simouite. 1O4; Harry B, IO9.
Fourth Race-Pgrse $500; Gibson Hotel
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; six furlongs
Roaming Beauty, e6; westwood, 1I9; Alta
BOy II, l02; lack Hare Jr., I15.
Fifth Raes-S1 200 added; the Queen City
hLndiclp; 2-year-olds; one mile: Lou Widrig,
% Brother Batch, l02; Gangwsy, 1O5: Nc
GOODWIN. Ill; SBettina, ll9; Scottish Chief.
tBIowing Bubbles. 1i3; ERangon, los; North
Elkhoru, 1O2; NaPoo, 1885, Coyne, lO7; +Be-
have Yourself, ia.
tE. r. Bradley entry.
~. Y. Camden entry.
Sixth Rioe-Purse s., 900; handicap; s.
year-olds and up; mile and a sixteenth !:
Peace Pennant, 81; woodleap, Il2; Matinee
Idol, es; 1 Win, ll2i Under Fire. 105; Re-
gallo, 1i3.
Seventh Raoe-Purse 81, 300; claiming; for
3-ysar-oldS and up; mile and a quarter:
.Mysterious Girl, %; pirate McGee, l04
'shortstop, los; Captain Reese, IIO; .Hor-
ace Leach, %; War Like, I04; Contest, los; ;
High Gear, 1l0; .Dahabiah II, 102; swads-
~orths Last, los; Countersslance, 10; stall
rart, lis.
'Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
AN @. HENRY STORY
"SAiTH"

that a splinter Of bone vas pressing
upon the brain, and that the surgi.
cal operation known as trepanning z
was required. However, as the pa
tient was q gentleman OF wealth
and position, ! called in for con-
sultation Dr."
Smith rose from his chair, and laid
q hand, soft with apology, upon the
doctors shirt sleeve.
Say. Doc" he said, solemnly, 81
want to hear that story. You've 60,
me interested; and I don't want to
miss the rest of 1t. I know it's q
loola by the way 1t begins; and !
want to tell It, at the next meeting
Of the Barney o'Flynn Association
II you don't mind. But I've got one
or two matters to attend to nrst. II
get 'em attended to in time Ill
come right back and hear you spiel
the rest before bedtime-is tha,
right?"
by all means" said the doctor, "gei
your business attended to, and ther
return. shall wait up for you. You
see. one OF the most prominent ply
sicians at the consultation diagnosed
the trouble as q blood clot; another
said 1t was an abscess. but l."
Don't tell me now. Doc. DON,
spoil the story. Wait till / come
back. ! want to hear 1t as 1t runs
of the reel-is that right7'
The mountains reached up their
bulky shoulders to receive the Level
gallop of Apollo's homing steeds. the
day died in the lagoons and in the
shadowed banana groves and in the
mangrove swamps, where the grea,
blue crabs were beginning to crawl
to land for their nightly ramble.
And II died, at last. upon the
highest peaks. Then the brief twi.
light, ephemeral as the flight of q
moth, came and went; the Southern
Croe peeped with it's topmost eye
above a row of palms. and the FIRE.
flies heralded with their torches the
approach OF soft-footed night.
In the offing the Karlseha swayed
at anchor, her lights seeming tc
penetrate the water to countless
fathoms with their shimmering, Ian.
'ceolate reflections. The Caribs were
busy loading her by means of the
great lighters heaped full from this
piles Of fruit ranged upon the shore
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16

On the sandy beach. with his back
against a cocoanut-tree and the
stubs Of many cigars lying around
him. Smith sat waiting. never relax
Ing his sharp gaze in the direction
Of the steamer.
The incongruous yachtsman had
concentrated his interest upon the
innocent fruiter. Twice had he been
assured that no passengers had come
to Coralio on board of her. And yet.
with a persistence not to be attrib-
uted to an idling voyager, he had
appealed the case to the higher
court of his own eyesight. Sur
prisingly like some gay-coated
lizard. he crouched at the foot of
the cocoanut palm, and with the
beady. shifting eyes Of the selfsame
reptile, sustained his espionage on
the Karlsefin.
On the whittier sands a whittier gig
belonging to the yacht was drawn
UP. guarded by one Of the white
ducked crew. Not far away in a
pulperia on the short-following
Gale Grande three other sailors
staggered with their cues around
Coralio's solitary billiard table. The
boat lay there as IL under dRders
to be ready for use at any moment.
There was in the atmosphere q hint
OF expectation, of waiting for some
thing to occur. which was foreign
to the air Of Coralio.
Like some passing bird of bril-
liant plumage, Smith alights on this
palmy shore but to preen his wings
for an instant and then to fly away
upon silent pinions. When morning &
dawned there was no Smith, no
waiting gig. no yacht in the ofing.
Smith left no intimation of his mis-,
sion there, no footprints TO show
where he had followed the trail Of
his mystery on the sands of Coralio
that night. He came: he spake his
bstrange jargon of the asphalt and
the cafes: he sat under the cocoanut
tree, and vanished. The next morn
ing Coralio. Smithless, ate its fried
plantain and said: The man OF
the pictured clothing went himself
away" With the siesta the Incl
dent passed, yawning, into history.
So, for a time. must Smith pass
behind the scenes OF the play. He