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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

vemoer, 1920. amending Article zoo OF
lows: " Aeo a. hol-
Article 200. No person shall vot. q
any primary election or in any conyen.
~ I'm or other political assembly held 70,
49, purpose or nominating any candi-
uate Tor public office unless such ner-
son - at the time registered voter
VIII such additional qualifications as
nnay De prescribed by the party for
mhIch candidates for public office are
" De nominated. and in all political
49,, IONS In this State the apportion-
hent OF representation shall be on the
oasis or population"
section 2: Be it further resolved
-, mat the official ballot shall bavs
printed thereon: For the Droposed
aHenoment to Article 200 of the Cor
So; ritutioh OF the State of Louisiana reIa-
I'VE 10 additional qualifications for
voters in primaries, conyentions aOd
ponticai assemblies held for the pur-
SOse OF nominating party candidates
nor public office" and the words.
against the proposed amendment 70
SS,.!cie sVv OF the Constitution of the
Sstate OF louisiana relative to addi
Ilonai qualifications for voters in pri-
Lhdries conventions and political as
semphes held for the purpose of nom
ailH Eng party candidates for public Of
HEWITT BoUANCHAUD.
Governor and President OF |
the Senate. ~
r. F. WALKER.
tves. ieo0n'A-
Approved: July 8, 1920
JNO. NJ. PARKER
| ,r~s Sernor OF the State of Louisiana,
JAMES j. BAILEY.
secretary of State.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
Count the Urea

census Of trees to determine the
extent Of American forests. both M
the country and In towns ana cities.
may be begun.
biock-by-block" listing. including the.
SIZE and variety of the tree, may be
done by Boy Scouts and children nm
der supervision Of civic leaSer-
pianting OF memorial trees, IL IN be-
lieved' VIII swell the figures BY many
thousands.
Planters viii register new trees with
the American Forestry association
which viii also keep the -eensus''
records taken by children and scOuta
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
HOME g
TOWN g
HELpSb]
KEEP UP WARFARE ON WEEDS
Allowed to Grow Until They Seed.
They Become a Menace to
Whole Community, /

weeds growing on vacant Ioth
throughout city are a menace to tia
noine gardener. In European cities
Such condition Is not permitted.
property owners are forced TO keen
the weeds ont
weeds should be cut at least before
gong to seed. This cutting viii mr.
vent the seed from ripenjnv and
spreading into adjacent gardens Af,ar
.ne weeds have been cut and dried
uiey should be burned to DESTROY tina
seeu and prevent a new eron from
ueVeioptng the next season.
many OF our common weeds ara nm
nuns, such as the wild fax. ntpwea,I
morse or butter weed. ragwee,, m,lk'
"eeo' mustard and sand burs. They
reproduce themselves each year from
seed only. Thus if they are DESTROYED
oeIore they go to seed, there win ha
no seed from which they can deyelon
the Following year. IN the pardon
tnese weeds can be pulled up nv the
toocs' cut on with hoe, or turned IN
oy hand cultivation.
Inc DurdOck and wild carrot. which
-hrlVe In nearly all parts of the citv
ire biennials. They develop a thick-
NED or fieshy root during the frss
ear and produce the seed during the
econd year. Because Of the fieshv
oot the plant cannot be Killed by emf
ing OH the top. 1t will prevent the
eNeiopment of seer, but in ORDER IN
III the plant 1t must be grabbed ont,
DOT and all. The surest way is to
ut OH the crown, just below the sur
ice OF the ground, and cut them "a
non as they appear, because the old.
ana stronger they grow, the greater
their resisting power.-Chieago
ally News.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
Around communitx apl...

Children OF the town Of Coke Otto
In Ohio. played ''tin can game" mn.
der Red Cross auspices, with the re-
suit that community which was am
eyesore to its own people has been
cleared OF its litter and made spick
and span. Best Of all, the community
spirit has been aroused and the init,sr
movement carried on by the young
sters marks the beginning Of general
progress toward better thIngs-tha
Things which the people Of every s1nau
town can do for themselves m i'm
prove conditions Of health and NAB
lie more worth while,-Exchange.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
Home Owner Best Citizen

The man who owns his own homo
is good citizen, for he has increased
his assets of self-respect and indeDend-
enee' de has high ideals and a deem
sense OF the responsibilities of life
This sort of man studies civic prob
lens. He takes pride and comfort IN
inc fact that If he is taken away his
family will have a roof over Their
heads and will be kept intact through
the ownership Of the home.
1t Is worth a lifetime Of economv
II IN the evening of life you can be
seated before your own fireplace, am
pie provision having been made TO care
Tor you and yours. 1t will pay You TO
ave money and buy your hOne.-Tbe
Thrift Magazine.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

eral Congressional Elsc,,o.
officIsI no day OF November, 1920 ths
on IA ballots to have printed there.
amendment oT IS For the proposed
and mn mn In aid Of public eSnca tion u !
amend,t e words, Against the proposad
one mill in Il, Ewing an annual tax of
v vhat each elector may inSice aea tion' SO
the s,sya tne General election laws of
proposed amendment
Speakar X. +: WALKER,
tives 0use OF representa-
Lieut.r. HEWITT BOUANCHAUD
the Senate. anu PRESIDENT or
Approved, July 5. 1920
7ov.- JNO. NJ. PARKER.
A true copy: Oh LOUISIANA
JAhES J. BAILEY
secretary OF State.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
stand.Patt.r

This expression originated s-o
stand pat" a poker term used by 4
player to announce his intentIon -
play cards originally dealt him VIM
oct helping MS hand by drawing
cafts. The term was first applied ss
POLITICAL slang by Mark Hanna IN
isU. 10 Indicate the attitude IN the
tarin question of leaders Of the Re-
publican party
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
JamaIea Women e.t vnt.

Under a new law the women Of In.
maica. British West Indies, are to
have vote In the elections for the
parochiai boards and the legislature
Every woman is entitled to vote n
she Is twenty-five years of are mr.
more, can read and write, and is Of
British nationality, but she must have
also certain salary or property ouali.
ncatons. The salary designated "a
70 per annum. or she may nav
no In rent or e rates on house lands
or personal property.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

RATS are vegetarian by choice but
tney can readily adapt themselves 70
any conditions. In Hawaii for - :,
stance. where they were chased hsh,.
ua.y Oy the mongoose, they have ac-
CURED the habit of living in the trsa
tormentors. ~ 'n'if
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
DIamends ussd IN shI,,,,,,A,..

II 10 hardly to be imagined that Ola.
monds have anything to DO with the
building Of battieships. Yet this Ia so.
Tor diamond dust Is used for cutting
ana turning the Tremendously hard
steel which 10 used In the manufae-
ture of modern armaments.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

of the State LS"s
r. F. WALKER.
speaker of the House of RenrAsar..
tives oSehtA-
HEWITT BOUANCHATrn
Lieutenant Governor and PreaidaDt
the Senate. oL
Approved: July z. 1920.
JNO. NJ. PARKER.
Governor of the State of Iou;sio
A true copy: ieiaha'
JAMES j. BAILEY
Secretary of State
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
Lights sIunaI rlr.

Time is signaIed to vessels in ~.
naroor OF Lisbon by two lights, which
are automatically Illuminated Ave NIT
u1es before the hour and extinguisbed
at the hour.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
ACT NO. 50.

| -, All NO. SO.
OH no: 197-By Mr.. weinmann
Provost, JOlNT RESOLUTION.
Imposing an amendment 70 ,h. o.
TeisttI oh OF the State of Louisiana
noH~ 70 the organization and
sIoners OF the Board of Commits
ara e OF the port OF New Orleans
nu the departments of the said nor1
eraI ION n l. be II resolved by the GEN
iana assembly of the State of Louis
a, tWo-thirds of ali the na~baS.
etected to each House concurrirS thas
stIt aoIloWlng amendments to the Con-
sSitutlon Of the State Of Iouisisre ~,
AT tn 'eo 10 the electors of the State
neid on the first Tuesday after tn
~ m0hoay in November, 1920. fowl.
Ia ae the Governor of the State shall
RE - the respective members of the
E oaru OF commissioners of the Port nf
~ He" orleans. possessing the ouaIiace
eio prescribed by law, one for q 80,
yasr "o years, one for a tenn of three
one Tor term of five wears arS Ears,
r III term OF six years and NAV desi1
n s S1e ana prescribe the term or ofSiSa
ba-en' g present Board in accordance
resn. TN. AT the expiration of their
LespectlIe terms. their succeasors shoIi
oe appointed by the Governor for
yea1o OF SIX years each. The Goyernor
,xniraS 1a We, the power to fill the un-
~ rn, term or any vacancy OCCURRING
,urouSn death, resignation or otbar
SaId commissioners so appointed
or onny De removed by the Governor
I1ats or causes to be preferred
y.dtit them, or either of them, In
,rltihg and after public hearing and
TOOL OF the sufficiency of said cbsrgas
= SIStIly theIr removal, provided t6at
= al cases an appeal may be had m !
Governor. oiSiOh OF the /
~ ct tSI 2. BE II further resolved. etc.
nat me board of Commissioners Of the
ort of New Orleans shall have no Cne q
vi sAhlze or reorganize the legsi {
I'VE, engineering, clerical ana
tneI departments and forces OF SAID I
oSru' and to fix the duties nowars q
"a IA compensation of all officers. agents t
~ employees in such departments ax l
,pung. however, such civil sarvice L
iiT re 1e as may be established bv !
Section 3. Be it further r.so,,,., t
G.; That on the official ballot 70 ~ A
. salu election shall be placed h
emf rsis,i For the proposed amend e
boaTd of Commissioners Of tn n
~ oI new Orleans" and the words. n
salnst the proposed Amendment rsI II
'r c 70 tne organization of the hoard p'
l SonImi,lssloners of the Port of Naw 81
ieans, and each eIector shall ind; e,
te his vote on the proposed sn,ans re
'nt as provided in the general eIac ne
n laws of the State. 81 elec- bI
X. F. WALKER, nj
5ia S,a OF the House of Representa- sh
HEWITT BoUANCHArn sd
he Senate AeSioeht or ex
approved: July s. 1920 pc
JNO. NJ. PARKER 30
,I r,,s c or the State of Louisiana III
rue copy: tn,
AMES ]. BAILEY, WI
Secretary of Cfata cnI
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
Nen.s.nsa.,nnal

One secret that is not common an,-
sip Is the secret of success
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
CPOsED AMENDMENTS To THE
SUBSTITUTION OF LOUISIANA.

Sat the Regular Session of the
nature of I02O-rO BE Voted
Oh at the Congregational
Election Held nov.
2, 1920.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
ACT NO. los.
House Bill No. 20e-By Mr.

AOuse BIZ NO, 20e-By Mr.. Perez.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 10 III. ~.
stitstion Of the State of Louisisns
relative to the Board OF Comr,ia-
sS 01ers o. ne Port Of New Orleans.
sral Assembly OF the STATE az zen
- =. tW1-tnirds OF all members eiectad
s - Saon House coneurring. That the foI.
Of the state sn OF sou, 70 the Constitution
- tne electors Of the State at ne 49,.
tLa e.saonai election to be held a.
Sa1 Tuesday after the frst Mon
~ november, 1929 to-wIf.
The Board OF Commissionar:
othe0A new Orleans shall exceot a.
SSnerWise herein changed and amandsd
fsEred -" upo exercise else all powers now con-
tnenement- Additional noIer an1
the Tieuon may be conferred by Act Of
S.,s, Leglsiature. Said Board shan 49,
extend ano authority to construct.
iH nn,es within the limits Of the POI,
-Sa uutng Wharves. docks warehonsas
basin. sasyators locks. slips, iateraIs
pLovements, and may dredre shinras.
SSnanneiss slips. basins and f,irn;y'
Roass IN the Mississippi River Sa7d
snsctns may without further Legislative
nofss borrow money and issne
aosss and bonds under the foilowine ,
.S.1a2itions and not otherwise IF mas
ne ne .ns approval OF the Governor and !
purposes. borrow on notes To- peonc
~ loans, payable within one wear )
~ ~ .naount not exceeding Five Hundred :
i'm. n.'s dollars ($500. 000) at any one !
'orro os..uestanolng, and may in addition.
cIlnot money in anticipation OF the
oiisIon or charges for wharfaee e
$500 storage service and other n
armed but have not VET hssn :
e- with the approval OF the Gov. n
,r ns,L OF this State. II may for public II
srr~r. otnsr than the payment OF Il
= Desaness incurred or to be Incurred y
~ SuLrent expenses. borrow money ~
NJ ,s,, assqs bonds to the amount OF Sir ~
1. soo.000) Said board NAV viii sh - -
'proval OF the Governor and for liEe a.
lrposes. borrow other and furthee =.
ans Ano issue bonds In the manner er
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
ACT NO. 23s.
Senate Bill No 1a-Ru n

Senate Bill No. 12-By Mr.. Iawr.so.
JOINT RESOLUTIoN AsOn'
Proposing an auenomanf -
sutution of the State of IouisS.na
amending Article 200 of the Constt
tuition so as to provide for additionsI
Suanncations Tor voters in primaries.
SonVentions or political assembitas
held for the purpose of nominatins
party candidates for public offjca
section l. Be It resolved by the Gen
isna s 1z OF the State of Louis
House concurring, that an amendnsrHt
20 the Constitution of the Ststs NJ NJ
LOUISIANA be submitted 70 the ousiieed
az rs3sc. % tne safe for their approval
ton 60 be held on the frst TnesSs-
1sAe removing the nrst Monday IN No.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
ACT NO ~

JOINT RESOLUTION
| EIoPoslng an amendment to tba o.
sttution of the State of I.onjsioD.
SHnecting the City of New Orleans e.
neaS,. annually a special tax not exo
the insue ewo ,t miils on the dollar for
ooIDle and triple platoon svsterns -
an3 an increase in pay of the us
Sens r ut,riclais. in the fire and police
SSepartments of said city resnectiyaI,s
ection l.. be Il resolved by the ca
eral Assembly of the State Of HIn-
70 sa t%So- u of all members elected
amendment to the Constitnfion az an
state OF louisiana be pronosad ne
SUP submitted to the qualified electors An no |
as foiIo1s LOT ratincation or rejection.
n Snen other taxes as the Civ OF NO 70
OIISahs IS now, or may be harao ~
. nnmeI11 10 levy; said city shall lew
TWO mills on the dollar. on ali tug
property In said City as assessed aDis
EaIueo Tor city taxation purnosas Th
liedics tea saIo special tax are hereby
of a double plstoon ana ana
oIat IN tne nre department and q trinIe
msnt OF system ss;d nj In the police depart
oey OF the men and Officials eron1" IN
~ salo uepartments, and shall he nsed
M employed by said CITY exci,,s, usSu
ne - purposes respectively accord )
EH
o time" Ae from time
Section 2. Be it further resolv.d %. 7
az TINS amendment shall be suhr,itte5s; I
the duly qualified electors of tS I
tate OF louisiana, in accordance liz Z
ne provisions of the Consfifntio,," IN II 8
E Voted upon at the General S,onrrsO
nSn ERECTION TO be held in Novemhar a
~. ana there shall be printed M, Y
ne pailot; For the amendmenf 70 tH
oihstltutlon directing the CITY of NaIt,
rIeans 10 levy a special tay not ~" q
'eolnlg Two mills for its fire ana noiIar Z
spartments, and Against the a , po,iSe 81
ent 70 the Constitution directins- ~ p
- OF new Orleans to levy a Special =,
x not exceeding two mills for rs ira %
"a ponce departments" and aach u
ector snail Indicate, as provided IN az
Q general election laws of fine &C.. 70
netner ne votes for or against sa;d al
nendment saIo sa
r. F. WALKER. I'll
eaker OF the House of Rehra..r4. be
lives. 'preSenta- wi
HEWITT BoUANcHArn La
~. s.utenant Governor and President of or
Approved: July 6, 1920. tu
JNO. n. PARKER sh
Governor OF the State of Louisiana Pa
JAMES J. BAILEY. wi
Secretary of State sol
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

ACT NO. S.
House Bill No. 177-By Mr. Fxa,n,.
JOINT RESOLUTION-
Proposing an amendment TO the -
sslIation Of the State of Louisiana
lexylng q special State tax Of ole
Mln on the dollar in aid OF public
Section Be IL resolved by the car-
~ Assembly of the State Of fonis-
,5n& two-thirds OF all the member,
80 etsa 70 each House concurrinr. maj
ira, %.ea.ewing amendment to the Consti-
~ \ y o. the State Of Louisiana be ana
rat3, <ne y hereby proposed and spb-
efefe e the qualified electors Of the
q Louisiana, to-wit:
- 49,. Amendment.
-...s-.f& 3lllen TO all taxes now autb
~ tne Constitution or BY law.
1ereby levied for the wear |
t zach calendar year Thereafter
rs,3 ssa = public education. q tax OF |
4 1s.- ~ sn the dollar OF assessed valu-
Sac ~ ~ taxable property within the /
rnIeea - - - elaiena, 1t being hereby re-
81 ~. said tax shall be extended
efher e,sse rolls and collected as All
etc Ts. Z Be Il further resolved
IAN - tnls proposed amendment
oIrsfnre seu1pM.kted 60 the duly ouaIIfed
'Siih ~. =. ne State. in sccordance
% % vetsd upon at the Cen
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

~ fatI.HostS As aforesaid, and In case
" tAhure on the part of said Board ~
MAKE MAKE said deposits in an amount suSo
sncient 70 provide for the Davmanf nP
thhseress que or to become due, and for
Treas" 1emptiSn Of the bonds, the said
- hereby empowered and d.
reES1teo. and Il is made his duty. to
Cchect the charges and revenues ~
n nro Tr. ana to apply the same, after
penses snd ioa necessary operating ex-
"a SsfRhsn. Of che principal and interest |
su1 ponds. and for that pur-
Dece.s ana tpr such time as may be
aocSsssry. the said Treasurer In herehv
authorized to exercise Ali fhs now"rss
.nd duties vested in the Board az Co..
~ ~ ssioners of the Port of New Orlesns
,artm nccounss OF said Board as a De-
.u .s, and investigation BY the STATE
a, or supervisor OF Public Ac-
souHts, and the auditor shall counfer-
49, ponds hereafter issued The /
roperty subject to mortgage or other
,en ana may make or execute nur Z
eSnirs money MORTGAGES or property {
ali nra, aNotning herein contained
= ien pLeluaice the right of the holder /
any bonds OF the Port now oiitstand- =
g; or that may be issued under fha :
Iade aSs and and mortgage heretofore I
, a serr.sra e sSd Tor canal purposes b
70 SLesaton OF such revenues as {
naipplicaole to his bonds under said 3
e.nance and mortgage or Other co., ,,
All NJ. ms ponds. This amendment b
re Ano repeal any statutes hereto h
stent herewith. r as neon 9
section z Be IL further resolves m
Anae on the official ballots To he NJ
\ saia election shall he nlaoo,a -
%, "orus. For the proposed ameDS - :,
s ,ns, 70 the Constitution givins addi ~ 81
,ners az tha 70 the Board of Commits 50
financing and control Of the n IN e en
" under Its administration RrVp- -
' r9 against the proposed aTen ode o or
nal norn s constitution giving add stl
ners OF the Port OF New Orleana q W
financing and control of the nron- -
& anaer its administration" ana ~ ~
= rsir.s snau indicate his vote for an
steposeo amendment a. lal
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
Owner Reinstated.
But Trottingg Men
Bar Ednal Entry

But two cases of disputed decisions
were heard by the board of review of
the National Trotting Association at
its meeting at the Murray Hill Hotel
yesterday. The first case to be con-
sidered was the application for rein
statement made by Albert Delay, of
Waterbury, Conn, who, with his horse
Ednal, had been expelled in 1915.
The board, after hearing Mr. Delays
application, decided to reinstate him
temporarily, but refused to permit the
horse to run again in National Asso-
citation events.
The request for the remittance Of a
fine of $50 imposed on driver for the
Newport Stock Farm, of Newport, VT,
was held over until the winter session
of the board IN December.
At the close of the afternoon session,
which was behind closed doors, the
board announced the expulsion of the
bay mare Marching Girl, 2:16A, for
starting out of her class and under
other names at Elizabeth City and
Edinton, N. c., during the summer of
1918.
The Rockland County, N. Y, Agri-
cultural and Horticultural Society of
Orangeburg, was suspended for failure
to pay premiums amounting to $780,
due Fred II. Nuhn, of Corona, l.. l.
The suspension will hold until the pay
ment is made.
S. H. Lovejoy, of Auburn, Me-, who
was expelled in 1903 for starting Gerald
T. under the name or Jerry L. and out
of his class, was reinstated. Mr.. Love
JOY. who is seventy years old, is said
to be anxious to reenter the game in
order to race colt which he has bred
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
T.. T.. n. Y. TrOunces
Manhattan Nine:
2 Hits for Losers

The City College baseball team
showed great offensive power in the
Lewisohn Stadium yesterday after
noon when it defeated Manhattan Col
lege by score of II to /. Tubby"
Raskin kept the visiting batters at bay
throughout, holding them to q pair of
hits.
1t was Raskin's first appearance in
the box this season. Heretofore Coach
Mackenzie had played him at first base.
After the first inning, in which Heslin
scored for Manhattan as the result of
his single and an error by Shortstop
Iorpy Raskin gave only one hit and
struck out nine batters.
City College scored in the second
when Murray tripled after Raskin had
walked. Torpy followed with another
three bagger. The Lavender Tailed
again in the third. Kelly walked, but
was forced by Krinsky The latter
stole second and reached home on
Norman's rap to left. Two triples
around an error by Third Baseman
Heslin in the fifth accounted for two
more tallies.
Kelly, the c. c. N. Y. third baseman,
bagged out two triples.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
Lexington Results

elds and inward; claimlns; s.. f4rlon.gs}M
G.nnsfordJ. PI%l1 dV piace piiu $40 show $3.50,
second; Billy Joe 116 (TayIor} show 0' $50
Caraway. Buck Wilkes and spearline also
Second race (purse. $500; for three-year-
olds claiming; four and half furl9ngso-
place 5000. show s3.7o. Won; Miss Fon-
tains, 1l2 (MurraD. splace s32o, show
GunsfoTd) I.1n show $50 third. third Time. OBS.
Maynower, Four Leaf, C9ur de Ecu and
Sure also ran.
Third race Spurse, $500; the nroekton roc ton
longs Frederick the Great. lo7 (Barnes).
straight $3.50. place $3.50, won; Lady Fair
play. 10 (Lunsaford), Place $40 and out
third. Time. :l2 As. Surpice also ran.
Fourth race (purse. $500; for three-year-
olds claiming; one mile and sixteen.h)M 1
place ss7o show s2.59. Sy3 Won; Pessy G.. loi
Kennedy. place $3,40. show $3.50 second;
1nI,oaler ~ Nraylor} show 81. - third, dI d:
Fifth race Odlehurst Stakes; for, two
year-od colts and geldings; four furlongs)
--Centimeter. l22 (Smallwood), straight
Nelo, 1922 Oh: Lunsford). place $50 show
s3.3o, second Smoke Screen, l?2 (Murray).
show s4.10, third. Time, 0:47 4-6. Billy
Barton, Southern Gentleman, Gangway.
Eastside. Ben Valet, Monsoon, Reprisal.
Black Servant and United Verde also ran.
sixth race Claiming; for four -year-olds
and upward; one mile and a sixteenth)-
Poilu 1tS Qyke>, straight $40 80 place
$40. show $3.60. Won; Little String l22
UIunsford). place sl6,3o. show s49o second /.
Phlistine, 1o7 tStock), show $3.50. third
Time, 1:47 Ponderosa, High Gear, Marie
Rappold. Hopeful and Weinland also ran.
Seventh race (purse. $500; for four-year-
ods and upward; claiming; one mile and
a sxteenth)-Paris Maid. 107 (Lunsford).
straight $500 place $3.50. show $40, won;
LUCKY R., 102 (Kennedy), place $500.
show $40, second; Dhababish. 113 (Tay
LORI show $40. third. Time. Al 2-5.
Band. James, Bethel Hill Emanale and
Tanlac ran.