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Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26

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The delightful home and love scenes
in little seacoast village.
The crew in a sunken U. S. SUBJ
marine fighting death from suffoca-
tion
Hobart Bosworth's plunge to the
depths, where he saves the joy -craZed
seamen.
The confidence woman's Turing of a
love-mad youth to dive for sunken
treasure.
The tragedy of the boys return
after his bride has fled with her lover
Bosworth's descent on New York
cabaret, where he fights for the run
away wife and carries her off to the
home bound boat.
The wreck of the boat in a fog. WILD
scenes attending the sinking.
The fathers return to the sick sor
with news that the young wife is lost
The boys rash dive to the wreck
What he sees through the portfolio!
The heart-thrilling scene when Bos
worth, without a divers suit, grope:
to killing depth, cuts the fouled life
line, swims with the disillusioned lat
to the surface.
The satisfying. hanpv ending.
Thos. H. Ince's thunderbolt, "Belov
the Surface" featuring Hobart Bos
worth at the Palace Airdome Sunda!
and Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
DIRECTOR PRODUCES
RIG RACE SCENES

Over 100000 was spent in the pro-
duction of "The Sporting Duchess
which will be shown at the Topic
theater Sunday. The cast supporting
Alice Joyce is one of the largest and
most talented that has been gathered
around the star in recent years.
The picture was taken in part at
Stamford, Conn. Later the company
moved to locations nearer New York
and the big racing scenes were taken
at the fair grounds in New Orleans
during the racing season in that city
Every effort has been made to give
the production the English atmosphere
and to make the race a typical Derby
Every detail has been worked out by
experts until it has all the earmarks
Of British production. The American
scenery and architecture lend them
selves we'll to the English atmosphere
many old estate being replicas of some
European manor.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
MESERVE WITHDRAWS

LOS ANGELES. June 26.-E. A.
Meserve. Los Angeles attorney, today
announced his withdrawal from the)
race for United States senator. He
said:
II am firmly convinced if Wallace,
Kent ShOrtridge and l all formerly
enter the race it will mean the nOm-
inatiOn and the reelection of Sena-
tor Phelan."
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
JACUMBA BEACH is
NEARLY FINISHED

The last loads of sand are being
placed on the beach at Jacumba Hot
Springs, ready for the many who go
to the mountains for week-ends. This
is the only mountain resort IN the
West with an artificial lsand beach that
has he distinction of having ocean sand
for it's bathers.
pronaratjons are now being made to
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
Van A. Walker, waiter in the Nil,

Van A. Walker, waiter in the Nile
restaurant, was fined SIS and gwen
70 days iail sentence suspended, tol
the fight which took place in the res 1
taurant yesterday. Walker useo oo'
scene language to a waitress and F.
G. Fisher bystander, hit him with a
glass.
F. L. McCune left this morning for
Coronado for the weekend to visit
with his family.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
CONVENTION is OVER

(By Associated Press)
PORTLAND, June 24.-Shriners
from all parts of the country who have
been here attending the Imperial
council will begin leaving for their
homes tonight The business session
was concluded today. Many will
remain to attend the Rose festival
which opens tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26

light the large plunge. This will af-
ford the business men an opportunity
to enjoy a swim after business. Many
people from San Diego are coming to
Jacumba for their vacation this sum-
mer as it offers something that can
be obtained only at Jacumba.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26

II. w. Krotz and family, with Will
lard Swanberger left early this morn
ing for San Diego where Mrs. krotz
will enter the Normal school for the
summer
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26

The supervisors will meet as a board
Of equalization on July 6 and already
there are signs of lively time. AS
SCISSOR Weaver has his tax rolls just
about completed and already the
amounts are looming up to some in a
way that will bring many pleas to the
board when it meets.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
CONNAUCHT PARK ENTRIES

First Race-Purse: the Ottawa Juvenile,
for two-year-olds; fve furlongs. MONIES, Do;
Dorothy. 105: Gallon Berry, 90; voormir.
io6; Anna Wood, 105; key T.. 100.
Second Race-Ha ndicap Steeplechase, for
four -year-olds and up; two miles. Melos.
1874: Flare, $50; Jim Thorpe, 1870; Phil r..
134; Kingstown Pier. 1874.
Third Race Claiming. for three -year-olds
and up; six furlongs. Kluklux. ia; Rack
bay. 113; Princess Myrtle, 101; Oriental
Park. lO5: Marmite, III; Cobalt Lass, 100;
Picker and stealer. 98 Mighty Lever, 9s.
Fourth Race-Tbe Finality Handicap, 70,
three year-oids and up fouied in Canada
one nile, Hemisphere. 1Os; Adfoit. 103;
Crown Of Gold. 110; Galamore. 9s; Rayeon,
105: Player. 107; Old Pop, l06; Israel, l1ai
Britains Ally. 1l3.
Fifth Race-The Cha teau Iaurier Handi.
cap, for three year-Olds; mile and one SIX
teenth. SOldat de ferdun. 1l6; abr. Joe
ll3: a-Thc McNab. 81; ThiStledown, 103
Frank Monroe. 1903; Lord Herbert, 102
The Desert. l0l; Gala Dress, 95. a-Tho
Tyree entry.
Sixth Raoe-Claiming, for three year -Olds
and up; mile and seventy yards. Frani
Monroe. lis; Yorkist. 1Ol: woodthrush, l09
YOwell. 107; Broom PeddIer. 112; Gala Dress
l02; 'They Shall Not Pass, So.
Seventh Race-Claiming. for four-year
olds and up; one mile and One-sixteenth
Ray o. Light, 100: 'Kentucky Boy. 101
BIazonry. 100; Carriage. III; Bogsrt. 100
Chick Barckley. ia; Honolulu, 100; Johr
J. Casey, 1l3.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24

the days opener. true, CockrOach
is bit better than such an ugly
monicker would indicate, while
LOWE Lou and Military Girl should
be close up. The latter may be a
bit better than ordinarily rated.
Frivolity, after several attempts,
should earn her feed this afternoon.
Happy Valley is also well placed.
The latter, however, is not the good
horse he was when Long BIZ
slipped him in the light artillery,
]. Rufus is in clever hands and Is
worth tabbing. Stable connections
are money mad" Lamp the ring
action boys.
Rapid Day in his present form
should find the fifth easy picking
Old Leochares will be right there.
but then again the stable may not
send him.
Capt. Mac is long overdue. while
Mysterious Girl awoke with a rattle
last time for commission on this
maverick. Cheer Leader was the
hottest kind of an overnight tip"
The dough wagered on the others
will only help the price. Do you
get me?
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
DISTRICT BOXING
FANS WILL WITNESS
WILLIAMS COMEBACK

Baltimore, Md, June 23.-Res-
ervations have been made by the
Peerless Athletic Club for the Iarg-
est crowd of boxing fans of wash-
ington that ever attended a similar
event In this city, the occasion be-
ing the Baltimore comeback of
Kid Williams, former bantam
weight champion of the world, who
meets his old rival. Dutch Brandt,
Of Brooklyn. in a twelve-round de-
cision mill at Oriole Park on Fri
day evening.
One order of fifty seats was re-
ceived from frankie Mann, who will
head a big party from the Capital
City. Mann has boy boxing on
Friday nights card. Patsy Donovan.
the winner of fourteen consecutive
bouts by knockouts. Donovan's
opponent has not been chosen as
yet by Manager Fried, of the Peer
less Club who is making every ef-
fort to get some good los FOUNDER
To meet the Washingtonian, Dom
evans opponent will be named to-
morrow.
Apother Washington scrapper
wilf be seen on the same card. He
Is Young Ahearn. who meets Joe
Dundee, the local Italian. in the
first half OF the double semi-wind-
up of eight rounds. the last half
being, between frankie Rice, OF this
city. and Charley Rear, of Phua-
delphia.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
AQUEDUcT ENTRIES. :

First Rtoe--siK and one-haif furlonss,
superb 05; lima Frank, 100; Bell Solar,
lO7; Lion dor. 100; Dr. Clark, III: Valor.
122; On Watch, lis; Naturalist, 1871; DIFF.
ferent Eyes. 90; Consistency. Ill; salyestra.
1OT; Krewer, los; Fruit Cake. ia; Tippity
.witchet, 11S.
Second Receive miles. syosset, 14s:
Candidate I'd. 14t; Earlocker, 13s; .skib.
bereen. 141; Town Hall. 146.
Third Receive furlongs. Knobbie, I05;
Normal, 113: Moody, 1O5; Messines, 10;
Smarty, 1O5; Rep. 10J: Copper Demon, los
Jeg. ia; sedgeheld, 10; Star Voter. no.
Malu. 100.
Fourth Rsee-Mile and a furlong. Boni
face, 122: Exterminator. l24: The Porter
126; wildair, los; Lanius, 1li; Mad Halter
IFS; Cirrus, los.
Fifth Race-One mile. 'Title, 1903: sunny
Hill. 16T; Berlin, 112; Night stick. 1i2;
sunnash. Id, 112; 'AIbert A., ll2; CIaquer,
III; TOucanet. 104; Gath, ia.
Sixth Receive furlongs. Sobrigade, 1l5:
BanksiR, 112; Arada. ll5; Knobbie. 1l5
Eastview, l15; sammy Jay. 115; Irish Sea
us; Frizlet, 1l5; Guy Queer. IFS: Bally
New. 115; Magic silence, 115: Curfew
IFS; Rama, 1i5: BriEadier General, 1I5
Our Boots, 1l5; Fornovo. l15; Nancy Lee
l12; WRchnpresEue, lis: Musty, 1l5; Polly
Ann, 112 formerly Musy).
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
JAMAICA RESULTS

Fint Raoe-Tidings. ia (Kummer), .
to ), I to 8, out; Cimarron. los tEnsorD.
to and 2 to D; Good Bye, ia (Am-
brose), out. Time, 20 fat. Prodigy,
Perfection. and Lady Stella also nan.
Second Racs--Ballast. 1I3 (Hopklns).
to l, TO 3. out: War smoke, 1l0 lxeosh)
out and out; Tom Brooks. 1O5 tPonce).
out. Time 1:47. Goldcrest boy also ran.
Third Racs-snare. 40 tAmbroseD, to
>, to ., and l TO 3; Sheba. 1O7 tcaIla-
han). o to 3 and 3 to 8; 0mer X. ITO
tBuxton), TO. 1. Time. ZOO A.. Mambi.
Gladys. Kinetie. Dream Crepe, Thofn
Hedge, George Boyee, Mary Erb. and Hot
stun also ran.
Fourth Race-Torch Bearer, 1i3 (sande),
10 to 10. ! to 3. and out. Pickwick. 122
'iKummerl, 2 TO and out; Prince of Como.
Ill RowaD, to .. Time, l:i2 80.
Elected I'd and You Need also ran.
Fifth Race-Major Domo. Ill Cweinef).
to !. TO and even; Nose, 102 lPonce),
to ] and to j; Dorcas. Ill (HopkinsD
to 2. Time, LAS 80 Tufter, Baily Bell.
Sixth Race-Tableau D'Honneur, lis
tKummerD. to 2, O to ., and to s;
Midian, 107 (Buxton), 3 to 1 and 8 u =;
The Trump. 100 (kelsay). =, to I. Time.
1:13 As. Sea Sinner, Burley. Lads Love.
Link Boy. Fair Colleen, Captain Alcock.
Round Robin, Rinkavous. Arrowhead, Ernest
A., and Sir Grafton also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Eifty-fifty for
Griffmen in East
vs. West Series
by GEORGE l.. MoRELAND.

The Washington team did a great
heal better than many fans realize
nthe trip which ended yesterday.
Winning 500 per cent of their
games after dropping six in a row
makes the team look far better
than had been anticipated Few
days ago.
The fact that the team was minus
the services of such sterling play
ers as Judge, Milan and Harris. the
latter for the greater part or the
trip, shows the calibre OF the local
team.
They left for st. Louis with a
percentage of 524, with 22 games
won and 20 lost and return with 2S
games won and 26 lost, demon
strating a real punch as road
team.
Winning the first pair of games
at st. Louis, then dropping the next
half dozen in a row would have
discouraged the best team In the
league, but not 50 with the Grth-
men, as they came-to life and cap
tured the last game played at
Cleveland and took the three played
at Detroit, giving them an even
break on the road. Had not the
three players mentioned been out
of the lineup 1t Is a certainty that
they would have done as well or
better than the Yanks, who top the
Western invasion. With a series
of games on the home lot opening
tomorrow against the Athletics,
who have lost the last fifteen
games. should give the Nationals a
great start on another winning
streak.
The four Eastern teams did not
do as we'll as expected, for the
Ianks was the only one to win a
majority of their games. winning 10
out of 10 games. while Boston's
defeat yesterday permitted the Ma
tionals to move into fourth position.
Cleveland and St. Louis were the
greatest winners in this East vs.
West series, both capturing IL
games and losing 4. One of the
defeats charged against the Cleye-
lands was the one the Athletics
captured, a game played Sunday,
May %. the clubs having moved the
game forward.
Chicago was able 20 win s out
of Il, three of them were taken
from the Washingtons.
The tables below will show what
each team did against each other
and also the standing of the first
series when the Western clubs were
playing in the East. The record:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
West VS.. East.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
LATONIA RESULTS

First Race-Jack Hare. jr.. III wilson
$50. "2O, 10; Bon Jour. lO5 tkennedyl,
80. 2.1C, Green Grass. 1@l tPoolt, 10.
Queen Blonde and Rill McCloy also ran.
Second Race-MHmie o. l0T (Morrisey)
96. ~. 42.9O. 22.jn; Trooper, 1l5 tHoward).
1870, 7.30; Ddke Of Lancaster, ll5 tWidal.
1G.I0. AbbesS, Old McKcnna. RapifaD, Hun
ter PIatt. Sir John Nergne, War Prize.
Lady Britain and Trnant also ran.
Third Race-Dodge, ia tBurkcl, $50
$50, out; SeYell CoOmbs. 115 tlIanovcrt.
go. out; Angon, 100 tWidal, out. Lady
Fairpay also ran.
Fourth Race-Appie Dear 10 tBurkel,
$40 $50. go: Mary Jane Baker, liz
,Lunsford). 12.3O. 40; Nanny O. Mine
liz U.ykeD, go. Last Rose, Helm, Puzzle,
Ny Rose and Flip also ran.
Fifth Race-Centimeter, 125 (Smallwoodl
$40, 1880, 1l.6O; Pagan Pan, ia CLykel.
40. $50; The Ally. ia CTaylorl. l2.70.
Judge Pryor, East Side, Brunswick, Ben
valet. Uncle Velo. FiretraGd. Ace High.
Old Chap. North ElkhOrn, Monsoon and Sir
Lawnfal also ran.
Sixth Race-wOodtrap, 100 Uykel. 7.5O.
$50, out: Midway, 40 (BurkeI. $50. out;
Beaver Kill, los tGarnerJ, out. Dresden
also ran.
Seventh Race-NIarse John. ln7 (wilsonl
700, 40 go: Accelerate, ~ CwidaD. 80.
400: Gray Eagle. l0T (Reinisch), 800. W.
=. Dabney. sam Reh. Bonneville. Water
War, The Gallant, Madras Gingham, Lack
rose and Retta also ran.
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Fifth 1aes-Nedford Bcy, 1oI fYearssA&k
1890. 6.f0, 3.70. won; Chick Bafkley. -
tB.twell), 3.50, 270. second; garbase. q
fBurkeD. 40, third. Time 1.4s So JohX
J. Casey. Ben Hampscn. and Laughing Eya
ID also ran.
sixth 1oos--candelaria. 1o2 fYearssus.
$50. 310. 2.70. won; yerdiloon. lo7 tRicb-
creek). $50, $50. seccnd; Jim Petrie. o.
fstearnsD, $50. third. Time. 1:5D. Juniata.
Captain Hodge, and Antiphon also ran.
Seventh Raoe-Yorkist, 10s CBurkel.
1880, $40. 80. won; Dickey W., III
tstirling1. $50. .eo. second. High olym-
Old Pop. Biscuit. Boxer, and Cora W. also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24

lonian, 49,, Lady Harrington. los; Flying
Frog, H..
Fifth ss-Three-year-olds and mp; purse
$500: handicap. six and one-half furiongs.
sayona. iQ3; Helen Atkin, 112; Phedoden,
100; Little Maudie, 106; Christie Holters.
lo3; Ny Oracle. III; Neppcrhan, los; 'Poilu;
Sixth Race-Three-year-old and up; purse
$500; Ave fnrlongs. Clean Sweep. 105;
107; Lightning swep, los; May Bridge,
lis; FreeIand, no; Hosler. 107.
Seventh Raoe-Tbree- -year-olds and up;
claiming. purse 500; one mile and one
sixteenth. 'Hightide, 107; Tugs, III; Cork.
III; stir Up. liz; VIII soop, 1l2; Fairy
Prince, l12; 'Dick winfrey, 112.
s-Fiye pounds allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24

T4n. King Worth, Ollie Martin. Depend
erre sid C. Keen and Ridgiapd also ran.
Fourth Raoe--Assumption, 10 (Gargan).
SAG. 400. 20; Knight Of Pythias. no
Csmithl. go, $40; Pierrott. l1J (Dayisl ,
a.4O. Hattie Mccarthy, Pleasure Bent and
Lady Ivan also ran.
Fifth Race-Diadi, Ill (Case), 400, 40,
90; First Consul. los CAtkinson), 40,
3, 90: Arouchla 105 tMoorel. $50. Miss
sweep and Red start also ran.
sixth Race - MOndaine. 100 CBancroftI
q. 9n, 2D.9O, $50; Montague. lO7 Murray.
80. $40: Dixie Flyer. 1O2 tRynnD, $50.
DoubIet I'd. Lieut.. Lester and Little Pete
alio ran.
Seventh Raco-Peaceful Star. 1lo JRyanl.
4.4u, 3aO, 2.6O; Sweeplet, 1O5 (Bancroft,
a0.S0. 1870; Delaney, ll2 tSchlesingerD
$50. Margaret c, Galloway and Ned Miley-
bright also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
KING EDWARD RESULTS

First Race-Bell Squirrel, 11j (Smith)
4.50, go. 30, VOormel 40 louder, :. 20.
300; Calithump, 1O4 (Foden1, 800 Our
Kate, Orchestra and Cockatrice also ran.
Second Race-COl. MOphy, ll9 Csmithl
$40. 800, $50; Old Red. 40 tFindleyl
10. 20. 7.30; Dewitt, ia RYAN. $50. Pie,
janice Logan and DIR. Hall also ran.
Third Race-Sand River, lOJ fAtkinson)
40, $40. $50; Alex Getz, 1l2 (Ryanl
4.3O, 400; Princess Lou, I02 Murray ,
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
4 >OLLYERS CoNN1ENySs
\ on the MZZEE
ASPoRTor KINGS -

Bandymo.
all set for an old-fashioned melon-cutting in the
closing spasm at Death Valley today.
The medium is Bandymo. splendid platter with
preference for just this kind of track distance.
This looks like the place take the string tho
Did b. r. is the way the boys chatter.
Bourbon Lad is Mt and good, and the Gallagher
boys will be there with bells. Iwiniwin and Bond
should battle the issue out for what is left.
Peppery Polly is the sweet little patoot-made
"speciar by the lads onde the ticktock clocks.
Listen THE bird would have trimmed Julia N. last
lime with an even break" Now, If such be the case.
why get yours.
Golden Autumn has shown some splendid trials
Feu was whispered about overnight. In this order
,na annaraptlv dropped into nice spot in
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24

1890. 7.so. $50. won; she Devil. ia
tFator). $50. $40. second; Hussss. IL
tstirling), 2.90. third. Tine. 1.16. Coma
sho. Pretty Baby. Miss Gayle, Richard v.
and Nancy Ann also ran.
Third kaee--Paui Connolly, 100 tThur.
ber}. 1910. 4.s0. 40. won; Jack X. 1f2
tBell), 40. $50. second; Fiekle Fancy,
1o1 tstiriing) $50, third. Time, LIS 2-5.
Helma. Maryery. LeBluet, 0rianna. and
SedgeErass also ran.
Fourth Race-Savatelie. 1903 JRichcreeK,
$50, $50, $50, won; Dione. 103 fFator).
500. 2.60. second: Attorney Muir. lis bet
vara. Harry N. Stevens, and sIivano also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
KING EDWARD ENTRIES

First Raoe-Three-y yea r-olds and IN; purse
s4OO; foaled In Canada: hve furlongS.
Elaine. lo6: Satala, 1i3: 'SIr IAncelot. liO;
Adorock, los; Dependeace, 100; All Amtss,
10; GaIopin. 10.
Second Race-FOur- yea r-olds and up;
claiming, purse $40O; five furlongs. 'Mon-
daine. 9s; 'Regent. los; Allan Cain. llO;
Mona C., 1Os; Isabelle H., 10s; Brook
cress. l0S; Necessity. 1OS.
Third Race-Four- -year-olds and up;
claiming; purse $iOo-s rive farlong.s.
Zinnia. los; Ollie Martin, 10: Rldgela nd.
l13: 'Miss Wright, los: Ned Mileybtght,
10; Alex Getz, liO; Trentino. lis.
Fourth Race-Three. .ysar-oids: claiming.
purse $500; six furlongs. PunetnaI. IO5;
Oliver James, 10; Emma j., l05: Baby
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Athletics After a Game.

The Athletic baseball Zine will
play the speedy team from owens,
Md. at Owens en- Saturday.
Manager Bender, of the Athletics.
would like to arrange a game for
Sunday with some fast team in this
city. Play car be arranged by, call =
ing Franklin 1857.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Eagles to PLAY Papermen.

The Eagle Athletic Club nine will
meet the r. P. Andrews Paper Com
pany team on the Monument
grounds. Diamond No. 4. at $50
p. m. All players of the Eagle out
fit are requested to report.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS

First Race-Chief Sponsor III Roma
nellD. $40, out, out, won; killarney Boy.
los (DugganD, out, out, second: a-Recon-
nAissance. Ill (ButwelD, out. third. Time.
SO. a-war Canoe and b-War Tank also
ran. War Tank won but was disqualified.
nBrookdale entry; bSeagram entry.
Second Rsoe-yiva Cuba, 9s (Yarran).
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

LATONA SELEtIloNs.
First Race - Harry Burgoyne,
Cockroneh, Military Girl.
Second Race -Peppery Polly,
Golden Autumn, COur de Fou.
Third Race - Frivolity, Bring
hurst. J. Rufus.
Fourth Race Jmige Budrow.
Miss Dora. John y. Reardon.
Fifth Race Rapid Day, Leo
charnes, Mysterious Girl.
sixth Rnce-Cheer Leader, Cen
eraI Glenn, Lazy Lon.
seventh Race-Bandymo, Twin
Twin. Bourbon Lad.
Best Bet-Cheer Leader.
Best Bet of the Day-Cheer Lead
Best Take n Chance Bet-Myste-
rious Girl.
Best ParIay Bandymo, Rapid
Day, Peppery Polly. n place.
AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Race -Tippety witchet,
Naturalist, DIR. Clark.
Second Race-syOssett, Enrlock-
er, Skibberecn.
Third .Race-star Voter. Moody,
JeE.
Fourth Race-Mad Halter. Ex-
terminator, The Porter.
Fifth Race-Nightstick, Sunfash
ii, sunny Hill.
sixth Race-Musty, Curfew, East
view.
Best Bet-Star Voter.
OTTAWA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Annn Wood, Iket T,
VOOmer.
second Race-KingstOn Pier. Me-
los. Jim Thorpe.
Third Race-Baek Bay, KIukIux,
Cobalt Lass.
Fourth Race-Crown of Gold, Old
Pop, Rave On.
Fifth Race-Tyree entry. soldat
de Verdun. Gala Dress.
sixth Rnce-YowelI, Broom Ped
dler, Frank MunrOe.
seventh Race - Chick BarkIey,
Bogart, Kentucky BOY.
Best Bet-YOweIl.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
JAMAICA SELECTIONS
Onc-HOrse Specials.
Nv GIBBl,

First Race-Dr. Cinrk-A topnotch
sprinte- that looks good enough to
repeat.
Second Race-Skibbcrecn- Cond
fencer that Las yet &c run to best
form.
Third Race-Star yotcr-the Ross
people think the world of this
yJingster.
Fourth Race-The POrtcr-Is run
ming to the top of his form and
will be hard to heat on a slow or
drying-out track.
Fifth Racc-SUP Flash I'd is
ready to take some coin TO-DAY.
Sixth Race-Brigadier General
Ran rather greenly. hut this faul.
has been overcome.
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

LATUNTA tEsTsFaN u EVNSs
First Race-Opportunity.
Second Rcce-Bit of Green.
Third RaCc-High Gear.
Fourth RRce-CharIes A. Byrne.
Fifth Racc-CnPtnin Mac.
Sixth RaCe--Generni Glenn.
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-12
BULLETS HALT KENTUCKY MOB
Four Are Killed and Fifteen Wounded by Militia While Storming Court house to Take Negro Under Sem
 tence of Death.

Lexington, Ky, Feb. 9.-Martial law prevails in Lexington tonight Six hundred federal and state troops are patrolling the streets to prevent further rioting which today resulted in four deaths with fifteen wounded, when a mob bent upon lynching Will liam Lockett, negro, who confessed to the murder last week of ten year old Geneva Hardman, was fired upon with rifles and machine guns by state militia men as the mob was storming the courthouse to get the negro dur ing his trial.
 The city was quiet early tonight, but authorities fear a recurrence of violence. Five hundred additional United States troops are enroute from Camp Taylor.
 Lexington and all of Fayette coun- ty was placed under martial law at three o'clock by Brig. Gen. F. c. Mar. shall upon his arrival from Camp Tay- Tor with 300 troops of the first divis- ion, which helped repulse the Germans at Chateau Thierry.
 The attempt at lynching was made just after Lockett had confessed to the murder, and as the jury found him guilty of first degree murder. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair March II.
 The shooting temporarily dispersed the mob and gave authorities time to rush Lockett to a secret place of safe ty. The mob reformed, however, and footed pawnshops and hardware stores for fire arms.
 Fearing an attack upon the handful of national guardsmen on duty, au- thorities appealed to Governor Nor row for aid. As a result, 300 troops members of the Beth and 28th infan- try, arrived on a special train from Camp Taylor.
 The federal troops immediately be- gan patrolling the streets to keer crowds from congregating.