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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
IRVINE IS BURIED;
FAMILY PRESENT
Crippled Boy Who Murdered
Man Refuses Offer OF Po-
lice To Attend Funeral

NEWARK, Nov. 20-The funeral of
former Probate Judge Walter A. r.
vine, shot and killed by his son An
gus last Tuesday night, was held yes
terday at Cedarhill cemetery. The
widow, who had been separated from
Judge Irvine for some time, and the
children, excepting Angus, attended
the services.
Angus, who is in the county jail,
facing a first degree murder charge,
expressed no desire to attend the
funeral, although authorities offered
to allow him to do so. The lad, 21
years old and cripple, remains per-
fectly cool and apparently uncon-
cerned.
At the Jail Angus answered ques-
tions of newspaper men but would
make no detailed statement on the
murder. Asked if newspaper stories
saying that he had come to the home,
awaited his father. and shot him as
he entered the door, were correct, he
answered, Absolutely"
Irvine will not be arraigned until
next week, officials stated.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
BERRY ARRA|CNED;
PLEADED NOT GUILTY

John Berry, against whom three in
dictments were returned by the grand
jury Of the October term of common
pleas court charging the raising of
township vouchers, entered plea Of
not guilty to each indictment when
arraigned before Judge Blair in COM
mon pleas court Saturday morning.
Berry has given bond for his trial
later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
EXPRESS COMPANY
TO PROSECUTE CASE

T.. s. Howard, special agent for the
American Railway Express Co., was
in Mt. Vernon Friday, paying visit
to the Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Paul M. Ashbaugh. Mr.. Howard said
the express company would prosecute
the case against Guy Beeman, who
was indicted by the grand jury on a
charge of forging an order on the ex.
press company.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
MORTON ARRESTED ON
A PATERNITY CHARGE

William Morton was arrested on a
paternity charge Friday night by
Sheriff Mosholder and Deputy Sher-
iff b. H. Lytle and lodged in the coun-
ty Jail. Morton was arrested at a
local plant where he is employed.
Myrtle Johnson swore to the affi-
davit before Magistrate Stream. Nor
ton is to be arraigned before Squire
Stream sometime Saturday morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
EVERY SCHOLAR IN
4TH WARD BUILDING
MEMBER OF RED CROSS
Remarkable Showing Made
By Scholars OF This
Building

The Fourth ward school has gone
over its quota in the Junior Red
Cross drive for membership.
In fact, every pupil in the building
is now member of the Junior Red
Cross.
Announcement was made Saturday
morning that before the close of
school Friday afternoon, every schol-
ar in the Fourth ward building had
signed up for membership.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
LLOYD MACILL is
CALLED BY DEATH

Lloyd Magill OF Pittsburgh, former.
ly Of this city died at his home late
Friday night. Magill is son of
John Magill OF Coshocton avenue and
is very well known in Mt Vernon.
Funeral from the Magil home at
o'clock Monday afternoon. Burial in
Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
Lore Of Precious Stones.

The emerald, the turquoise, the
Jade, sapphire and topaz all carry
abundant lore of love, Of sacred. and
of healing description in their lovely
rays and coors. The jade, associated
with history from ancient days, is one
Of the oldest and most curious stones.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
THOMAS JONES DIES
THURSDAY NIGHT

Thomas Jones died at IL o'clock
Thursday night at his home on the
Columbus road. He had been III for
more than week with a complica.
tion Of diseases.
Mr.. Jones was SO years Of age. He
was born in Belfast Ireland.
Announcement of the funeral later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
KINSMAN COUNCIL
GETS MANY PETITIONS

At the regular assembly OF Kins-
man council, No. 76, r. & s. NJ, held
Friday evening at the Masonic tenn
pie, 60 petitions for membership we're
presented. This is the largest num-
Der of petitions ever presented in a
single evening in the history Of the
council.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
Fox's intelligence.

whef the fox resorts to certain
tricks % outwit and delay the hound
(if he lfver consciously does SOY, says
John burroughs, he exercises kind
Of inte..igence-the lower form which
we call cunning, and he Is prompted to
this b. an instinct of self-preserva=
ton.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23
Last Will Is Filed In The Pro.
bate Court OF Knox Co.
On Friday
ANSWER FILED IN
CASE in COURT
Appointment OF An Execu-
trix; Other Items From
q, Court House

In the probate court of Knox coun-
ty, the last will and testament Of
Wesley Frey, late of Mt. Vernon, was
filed on Friday. BY the terms of the
will, the teptator gives to his wife,
HannaA Ellen Frey, all his estate,
both real and personal, during her
natural life. At the death of the wife,
the estate goes to the testators son,
Daniel u. Frey The latter is named
as the executor. The will was signed
Sept. Z, 1918, in the presence of s. c.
Berry and P. A. Berry.
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Answer Is Filed
In the case of the Hoover.Rowlands
Co. vs. Clarence Allen and Bessie
Taylor, the separate answer of Bessie
Taylor has been filed in the common
pleas court of Knox county. The de-
fendant denies that she is indebted
to the plaintiff for the amount claim
ed or any part and denies all the al
legations contained in the petition of
the plaintiff.
Appointment Made
Onata Zoe Birkhold has been ap.
pointed executrix of the estate of
Charles Emmett Birkhold, no bond
being required.
Widow Elects
Onata Zoe Birkhold, widow OF
Charles Emmett Birkhold, has elect
ed to take under ths provisions of the
will.
Real Estate Transfers
John Sapp to Carl Sellers, parcel
in Danville, 81.
o. B. Stillwell to Mrs. Eleanor Nc
Cam, parcel in Middlebury, 81.
Mt. Vernon Foundry & Engineering
Co. to the B. & o. Railroad Co., par.
Gel in city, 81.
In the a.divorce and alimony case of
Lucy M. Parker VS.. Thomas c. Park.
er the defendant has been cited to ap-
pear in common pleas court on Dec.
4, to answer to charge of contempt
of court.
1t is alleged that the defendant has
failed to carry out the orders of the
court in reference to alimony, and
that he is in contempt of court. 1t
was reported at the courthouse Sat.
urdayA that the defendant has de-
parted from the city.
Levison, Sued
Leon Ginsburg has commenced suit
in the Knox county common pleas
court again Joseph Levison of Mt
Vernon, claiming there is due him
the sum of $5,55295. Plaintiff states
the defendant issued check for the
amount on Oct IS, 1920, and that the
check was duly presented at the First
National Bank of Fredercktown
where payment was refused, to all OF
which the defendant had due notice
The plaintiff asks for judgment in
the sum of $5,552.95, with interest
from Oct. 81, 1920.
Robert L. Carr is the attorney fol-
the plaintiff.
Account Filed
A third and final account has beer
filed in. probate court by l.. A. Bark
or, sGlian of John L. Daniels
showing GAe sum of $224.47 received
and the same sum paid out.
Case Dismissed
The case of Louise Tablet VS.
Frank Tablet has been dismissed ii
the common pleas court of Kno,
county at the cost of the plaintiff.
Leave to Answer
In the case of Ohio eX rel. Johl
Miller VS.. A. d. Rinehart, auditor
leave has been given the defendan
to file an answer in ten days.
%
Leave to Plead
In the case of Fora Irvine VS.. Pau
NJ Ashbaugh admr., leave to plead il
10 days has been granted the defend
ant.
Fox's inteIIigenee.
Whef the fox resorts TO certai,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23

Mr.. j. V. V. Elder of North Null
berry street entered the NJ. C s. san
itarium, Saturday, for treatment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-23

Not Inslnuatlons, but nsws, In THE
BANNER. =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
The Turf
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Results Yesterday,

First race, three furlongs
sweeper. trroxler) first, Buddie
kcau, tSimpson second, Whippet,
tAinbrose) third. Time 81 1-5 Te-
rite, John S. Reordon and L.andseni
also ran.
Second race, six furlongs MIN
ute Man, tMycrs) first, Rapid
Traveller. (ColletuJ second, General
Glenn, tDberD third. Time l:ls.
Jean Bulhant, Golden Dawn. Lola,
Dinty Moore and Gain de Cause also
tan.
Third race. six furlongs
verse, (CullettD first, Disc cussion,
CRobinsonJ second, Osgood. tWidD
Third. Time l:l7 rs. Charley Ley
decker. queen Blonde and The Boy
also ran
Fourth race, mile and sixteepth--
Chief. iAmurOse) first, Mistress
Polly ,COllettD second. Wood Trap
hannah, OmOnd and Cerinus also
ran.
FIFTH race, one milc-Simpleton,
lCullettD inst. Bolster, CThurber)
second, Franklin, tNIda) third.
Time 80. Game Cock. Sight Wind
and Eulugy also ran.
sixth race. mile and sixteenth ---
Tau,alus, CAmbroscJ first; ~ X,
heal tlIercc) second; H. e. Basch,
tWidaD third. Time l.5G Baby
Lynch. Water Willow, Comancho,
King Ncptune Redland and Captain
Hodge also ran.
Seventh race, mile and quarter ---
Amino, tRichcreeh first, Baby
Sister (WlGa second; Lottery.
uiobtnson) third Time 2:lT as.
i;ed start. Dolly, Little Cottage,
Marshun, Lorana Moss. BOmbIst and
Hrickley also ran.
Entries Ma day.
First race three furlongs--,Binga
Buck, lib; Ram George. lI6, Silver
springs. Il6; Whippet, llb, from
peur, Ii.
Second race, SIX furlongs--Neg
III, Joseph i. Murphy, III; NJ
i'crt Thurman, III, Jas T. Clark
III; Coronado, us; Mdrgcry, liz,
AlcNa Getz, ~; Bond. 112, Ettahe
~; Nancttc, F1aCk, 40, Archie
Alexander. 10; Baby Girl, los,
Duke Of Dcvonshire, III. Dr. Camp
he'll III, True As Steel, III, George
MuehlhaCk, 10.
Third race six furlongs -Oppor
tuniiy, l2O: 4. y. Akin, ll5; Doug
lass $, TO, Docod. l0s; Green Mint
los; Young Adam, 10S. Sicsla, lOS;
Madras Bingham, lO3; .. Donovan
l05 81. Isiodrc. l05; Cobalt Lass
100.
Fourth 1ce, mile and sixteenth
IrummOnd, l07; Eul0gy, l0i:
Sailor, 1O4; Bolster, lo2; Dottie
Nandiver, 95
Fifth race. mile and one-eiGhth--
viii 10. l0g. Marshon, 109;
Grumpy, 100; Ben iiampson. l07;
Surpa assing, l0i; ComachO. 104;
Alexander, lO4; Little String, l0i;
Dioscohire. l04: Plumcot. 1o2; Dolly
100; Bethel Iill 90: Judge David
%; Frank Mattox, 81; Baby Sister
90; Alonia. 80; Amino. 1oI; Ornella
T.. 81.
sixth raca. milo and sixteenth
Tanlac, 1l3. Lucius, no: Luther
110; Hickory Nut, 102: Flappcr
rG2: NAB, I02; Lady Longfel'ow
102: Marauder, 1OS; Athena. l05;
Capital City, los: Lorena Moss. 10l.
Astrea, 1ol; Caballo, l00 Irish
Maid. 100.
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth
Paul Connolly, 10; Earl Sight. 10;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

all Southwestern conference teams
except oklahoma 4 & VI. college
and the University OF Arkansas.
which have agreed to meet OKLA
he ma under Missouri Valley confer
erce regulations
As n result OF the withdrawal, X.
@ Suutar, coach OF the track team
here. viii resign Immediately as
president OF the southwestern con
ference,
The Schedule.
Tho teyiscd football schedule FOL
lows
October Central State Nor
NAL a Norman.
October University OF Ar
kansas at Norman
October % Washington lui-
vcrsity at s. Louis.
October 30--I-uiNcrsiiy Of Mis-
sour At columbia.
November University or
Kansas at Norman
November 3--OklahOma A &
VI AZ saltwater
November 20 Kansas state
Agricultural college at Norman
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
NO MORE RUNNING.
OUT Of MATCHES.
Grand Athletic Club to
Guard Against Unre-
liable Boxers.
WON'T USE MORTIMER
Negro Heavyweight Ran Out
Twice-Boxers Must
Give Best.

-,are will be no more missing
=, mp running out Of matches by
,o,ors scheduled to appear In the
c.srd Athletic clubs weekly shows
a, ,be Grand theater. In the future
- b,ysrs scheduled 20 appear here
- ba ON hand "a week in advance.
u,Ss In thc preliminaries must also
,,aLo assurance uf their appearance.
uor,use of his appearance on
49, ,rra.ions for bouts with Rough
tTo,so Ware. oscar Mortimer has
i'l,sod ihp distrust Of the public ana
=. vtu undoubtedly be barred iion
,,o,-inp n future Grand SHOWS.
U,rtiuer was scheduled to box Ware
=, fhc Grand TWO weeks aso last
nt.rf but according to the pro
,,otors wired that he had missed
Eis ffain at ChcCotah. This eNpldhl-
A., was accepted and Monday he
ga. 10 meet Rough House Ware IN
,bc eoull- windup to the Wi.ls-Thomp-
SON zu. Again Mortimer failed to
r-esart an appearance, Fortunately
Tor me promoters and the fans
Thompsou's sparrng y a II r,
"plrky" Lewis, was on hand ana
he was able to give Ware an arsu-
merit. Ned Mcintosh, manager Ol
Mortimer, has OffctId 20 post 4 foi
felt for the appearance Of his
charge. should he be matched again.
Bu, having shown no regard for the
success or failure OF show or for
the money spent by the fans to see
him. Mortimer will get no future
consideration here. Nor will other
boxers who do not engage in matches
when scheduled.
There has been no trouble in past
Grand athletic shows in the way of
boys sailing or refusing to box
Every card has been satisfactory.
But to guard against possible stall
ing, tho management last night an
nounced that should the referee de-
eide that any principal Is not Civ
ing his best service, that that prin-
cipars money shall he given to some
worthy charity, by the appointment
Of Gerald "Ged" Gahan, a polished.
capable referee. and DR.. SPITE as club
physician, boxing enthusiasts who at
tend the shows are assured of re-
ceivlng satisfaction. Or. SPITE will
not permit a boxer 10 enter the ring
unless in fit physical condition. And
when they get in the ring Mr.. Gahan
and other club referees will see that
the boys give their best--or will stop
the bout giving the offending box
ers shares to charity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

November 90 Drake University
az Dcs Moincs
This schedule calls Tor four ramce
no homo and four away Five games
are with Missouri valley conference
teams two with southwestern Coz
ference clcNeus ana one with a sec
uudary state school Close Fri nd
snip between the schools and thoir
coaches is the big reason Central
Normal of Edmond gets ,hc October
g date rather than Kendall college,
IhlIltps university. ur come other
state school which would provide
more compc c'iliou
Drake replaced Rice Institute OF
Houston ON the Thanksgiving day
date because Rice refused to play
under Missouri valley rules Next
year thc two conferences viii have
practically the same regulations. bu,
Rice insisted southwestern confer
"ucc rules should govern its con.
tracts
Were valley Contcndcrs.
This viii Doc tho first uuc OEla
hoW1 has contested either Drake Or
Washington universities ou ne grid
Iron Both were airorg contender
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
DAN OPENS AN AD AGENCY
Well Known Advertising Specialist
In IiuSiucss For Himself

Sol Dan, who has been associated
with the advertising department of
local newspapers Tor several years,
has brduChud out into business for
himself and commencing Monday
morning will conduct an advertising
agency for the purpose OF handling
advertising on a strictly mcritOrious
lIsls
Mn Dan Is recognized as one Of
Ihc foremost mon In his profession
and his experience an handling adj
Ncrttsug copy will prove Am inval-
uuhIc aid to his patrons lie is a
Tulsa property owner and Is here 10
stay he says.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Exchange Trust Company

AT TULSA IN TIE STATE OF OKLAHOMA. At THE CLOSE
RESOURCES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
Greatly Reduced in Our Final Clearance Sale

II there q plac wi shd
II We
a the p- @
We take @ @ nhuu ndo ask yU lle the choosing
a n h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
New Rates Are Allowed.

VIENNA, Jan. l7.-The city gov
eminent has been sharply attacked
by the opposition press for its de.
cision TO practically double gas.
electric and street car rates. Tho
papers say the people cannot stand
this new increase.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

JACK X" ne, Blajazct ll0. Yudclcs.
I".; Parrish !07 Arbi rator. iU7,
cadillac, lO1: Needing Miss Iu5.
L"1iih, l02i Brown Favoritc. iO2,
ifunes, lO2, General Byng, 100,
dancing Carnival. g5.
Clear and heavy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
HctInn Not NnhhItInns.

MEXICO CITY, Jan ~ Carlos
Tctiua. n member NJ the senate who
some time ago was proclaimed by
his friends az "A presidential candi-
date has written tp 'ho capital press
that ho is NOT candidate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

Coming The l,ninnow Girl" .-
AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

tNoucc-iO9S Discount Blue Serge Suits)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

ltegmoa
"a yUlto taEcad evau
fail in
G lcomple ndmakey yours selection
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
STATE UNIVERSITY
QUITS TSS0UTHWEST
Sooners Withdraw from
Conference-Revised
Schedule Out.

Special to The World
NORMAN, Okla, Jan. 1.-THE
University Of oklahoma withdrew
from the Southwestern Athletic con
ference this week and revised he
1920 football schedule, eliminating
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
Final Clearance
Sale on Mems
Shoes

Mems Dress nnd Work ShOCs-our stocks complete
all sizes nnh widths You should take advantage Of these
prices for offering the best values the greatest
saving offered In Tulsa.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-16
DUFFERIN PARK ENTRIES

First Race-For 3-year-oIds and up: claim
ing; purse, 500; about 1--WE furlongs: Rose
of Richmcnd, 1O4; Thrifty Three lO4: Tim
berland, 1lO; Brookcrest l15; Mimico. ll5;
Dahinda, lis; Ella Jennings, IFS; Curious.
ll5.
Second Race-For s-year-oIds and up; ;
claiming; Canada; purse, s70o: about fiyc
furlongs: Dependence, 1o6; Twelve Bells
1o6; Laird o'DoughliD, 1o6; Mondsine, LOG;
Lady Binmore, i12; Chantour, H.
Third Race-oFr 3-ycar-olds and up;
purse, s1oo; about five furlongs: Leonora
7, lo1; Parrish, H.; Princess Lou IOI; ;
Comaeho, 115; Woodpile, III; Plain Heather,
1i2; Nettie wslcutt. III; Hattie McCarty,
III.
Fourth Race-For 3year-oids and up:
claiming; purse, s700. about five furlongs
DR.. Hall, 107; Plain Bill, 112: Dot II. Ila:
Senator James, 1l2; keymar liz; Frenchy
liz; Retreat, liz; Sky Man. H.
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds and up; claim
ing; purse, S7O0; six and e-half fnrlonr.:
Tom Logan, r07; Banyan. 10T; Aigrette. los:
Guardman. los; Stelciine. los; Galway
liz; Juanita III, 1i3: Safranor, III.
Sixth Race-For a-year-olds and up: claim
ing; purse. $700: six and one-half furloprs:
Mary Mallon, l07; Homan, los: Nobleman,
1885, John ], Casey, los; Platarde, los: Pre-
SUMPTION los; Herman, liz; Broncbo Billy,
liz.
Seventh Race-For 3-year-oIds and nm:
claiming; purse. 800; seven furIopRs: Nc
Doran. 10j; Sherman A, 105: Miss Nell. 106:
Lady lone. 106; Lobelia, 1o7; Pie, los: Muir
ray. 100.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-16
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

First Raoe-Hendrie, III CJ. McCsbe),
3 to 8, l to 4, out; Tarascon. IFS KLm-
mer), TO 0, to l0:s Our Nephew, l09
(Johnsonl, TO 5. Time, LA 1-5. Yam
kee Notions, Courting Colors, Dioscoride
and Chimera also ran.
Second Race-Barkte, i52 Crawford. 3
to ., out, out; Skibbereen, 1873 tByersl.
ont, out; Wisest Fool, l3s (SmooD, out
Time, 6:01 35 Three starters. Skibber-
cen and Wisest Fool widener entry.
Third Race-Ma jor Parke, 105 Afooney),
to 5, to 10, / to 4; Veto. Jos tkelsay),
Z TO 5, 1 to 2; Tom McTaggart. ia CKum-
merl, 1 to 3. Time. :3T 3-5. Bayxrd
Pastoral Swain and Royaliieu also ran.
Fourth Race-Exterminator IFS tFair-
brsther), 13 TO 20, to, s, out: Damask,
os' (Coltiletti), . to s, out: Cleopa ira. I05
(McAtee). out. Time, 3:2i 4-5. Three
starters.
Fifth Race-Miss Petite, 104 Mooney,
Q to 5, Z to 10. / to D; Sunny Days, Ill
tEnsor), even, 1 to 2; Tour Or, 1O7 NC
Ateel, to 1. Time, 1: :06 Glare Frances.
Jamaica Belle. Thornhedge, and The For
eigner also ran.
Sixth Raoe-Knobbie, 105 tMooney), / to
10, out, out; Fright, 1872 (McAtee), out.
out; Zed. 100 callahan, out. Time, 1;05
2-5. Three starters.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-16
NICK MAKESBIG
HIT WITHFANS
Nationals Win Over Indian.
apois, But Fans Watch
Comedian.

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 1.-THE
outcome OF the ball game between
Indianapolis and the Washington
Americans this afternoon gave the
fans little palpitation of the heart,
but their thoughts were on Nick
Altrock and what he would do next.
The fact that Washington beat the
Indians to was of little moment
III was expected. However, Altrock
and his funny stunts kept the audi
ence in a continual roar. Nick had
plenty of diversion, for he skated.
fshed, rowed, chased butterflies and
even went so far as to pitch three
innings of the pastime.
The contest was one in which
pitchers stood out above the other
athletes. Biemiller and Altrock of
the Washington club were treated
more kindly by their helpers than
was Clint Rogge. Four Indianapolis
errors were responsible for five
Washington runs, while the other
two tallies were we'll earned.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-16
DUFFERIN PARK RESULTS

First Race-Satinmorc, 1o9 tCas~yl. GAO.
20, 80; Twelve Bells, lis tTayior), ?, 10
$50; Donna A, lis tMahoneyD, 500. Time.
LIS Is. Bzndo, Isird oLoaghIin, ROYAL
Red Bird also ran.
Second Race-Propag anda 40 Domi.
nIckl, $50, ego, 2.90; Picker aud steaIer,
lS tChiayettaS 2.6o. go; Fond HOPE. iii
thuicabey1, 6.7o. Time, is3o as. Mar.
fSret y, Ralph H. Lightning sweep, Lieut..
Lesfer, W. P: Montgomery also ran.
Third Raee-MabeI Trask, lI2 CTa,Iorl
$40 80, go; Dairyman, II2 fPauleyl
$50, $40; Nick Klein, III (ChapeIIeD. 9. SO,
Time 1:O3 40 Otssgo. Mary II. HeIma.
Gray beard. Canvas Back also ran
FOURTH Raoe-virge. III Cpominickl,
io.eo. 40, 500; Bars and Stars, Ii2 AT
weID, $50. 200: Hugh AneeIton liz
tBuekles). a.3o. Time. 1.02 2-5. DoubIet
II. skyman. Sweet Colleen, Janice logan,
DR.. Zab also ran.
Fifth Race-Lady Ward, 1l5 Domjnick,
80, $50 500; Galway, 1l5 Casey. : SO,
$50; May Msulsby, los tChiavettal 80,
Time, i:2T. Onwa, Little Pete Smite. Ell
coronel, Electric also ran.
Sixth Race-Banyan, ITO CFodep). 90
SO, 80; kinsiing III. II3 tBarnesl. - 50,
ll.lO; Snow Queen, lis tDominickJ, $50.
Time, 1:27 Is. Annie Edgar, Healer, Epos.
Jack Lucas, Glider also ran
Seventh Raoe-Pas de Chance, 1l5 CRpr.
gerI, 30, $50, 40; Conchn. 1l5 .tBarneS, ,
$40. go; Statim, 106 (Gibson). $50, Time.
l:J6 10. Contestant, Early Sight, Mar.
gerry, VIII Soon, Sky Pilot also ran.