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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

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FOR SALLY tobacco stock and FIX
Appiy 29s sllIs u
FOR sALE-Broksrags business. paying
ten thousand year clear above al e1-
penae. AL good established lines tor Wes-
Mexico. This IS worth inTesrgation- Ad-
dress 2. l9. care Heral1
JEWELRX. WATCH AND CURIO
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Establlshed seven years. with stock. TX
lures, also machinery and tools for manu-
THE CHROSOlIETER-
81 Caplss BldE- Phone 90
BEAUTIFULLY furnished 16 room hotel
central location. hot ana cold water each
roon1. receints avarars $3.50 per month.
rent only 500. net monthly profit over
34o0: price On this f35o0. $500 CASH
never before listed: you can't beat Il for
SOUTHWESTERN INFEsLIENr
BUREAU
1ls rruEt BidE-
II YOU WISH TO SELL your business,
hotel or roomiuE house and WI list Z
with Fllen. Baden VII get you Gus
toner and do 80 without delay. Make rs
PADEN REALTY COMPANY.
401-2-s II Paso Bank Bldg.
Phone 100.
HOTELS AND APARTfIENT HOUSES
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hotels ana a Few apartment houses can
be bought right List your proposition
with rs for results We buy and sell any
SOUTHWESTERN INVESTMENT
BUREAU.
CP. Chamberlain. MEr.l
80 Trust BLDG Phone 11ol-
THE TERRIBLE SUSPENSE Is OVER
coming and what a Christmas and what
regrets she must have However thu thou
sltnds Of wise iuvestors Who visit Padeu
and become PADEN'S PLEASED PA
IRONS never have any regrets. They Sc
lected something worth while rom Pa
den's list o. STERLING QPFOELlNl-
TIES. made money were satisfied lived
happily ever aftertar1-so what more Is
20 be desired
we have some extraordinary offerings IN
HOTELS. ROCMLNCa HOUSES. Apart
STANDS. BARBER SHOPS and an other
kinds Of businessaa- Come I'D and pass
PADEN REALTY oOsPASK.
Realtors
401-a-s e Paso Bank Rldr. Ph. 1900.
RoOminR Housss-For Sale and Rent
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WILL TAKE Sod car and some cash ~
first payment on roomlns house, IN good
location and cheap rent Ph. 1llA
HAVE $1,000 cash q drst p1Tmlnf On
s or 20 apartment house. close In. want
possession b. Jan 1s- Addrsa 3 "a. care
Herald.
TO Buy Or SELL that r00uinE o. apart
meut house. hotel OF business. see MeierE.
JAMES L IARR & cOMPANF-
Phone ssso. 800 san Antonio.
Rooming Houses-Wanfsd
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HANTED-Eruu owner, snail rcoul1s
house or other business must Be close In
and a bargain. otherwlss don't answer
Addregg a 5. care Eerald-
Real Estate Wanted
QUICK results List with Fhillips-Creel-
100 PER CENT rssuits from tsneme1ta.
TURNER. EEaIP q COLDMEL-L-
Want 10 Buy u Paso ircoms property
OF land. close IN ADDE'S Sos Bis1ee e
HAVE 1000 cash s first payment On
OF room house within CT blocks.
FANTED-At once. large tract o MeE-
ton iucludirs water grass number head
OF cattle VIII run. location and price Ad-
dress p q. Box SEE. Roswel. u. -
WILL Buy direct from owner. modern q.
5 or c room Bungalow IN vicinity OF Five
Points or Alta vista school. must Be
bargain. win make good cash payment no
aEents. Addrsss 2 g. care Herald
WANT TO BUY q s room house with
sleeping porch furnace. heat garage, on
$4,000 down. northsaEt part o. town Ad-
dresg a ~. care Herald
W--E.I E-s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
SAMPLE DRESSES.

Beautiful advanced styles 20 close out
real cheap. Room $40. caples Bids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

A HOME AT A SACRIFICE
IEsEEDIATE POSSESSION
S34O0s Cash Payment $4,000
Four large rooms, glassed
sleeping porch. hardwood
floors, built-in features, faces
south, on Mountain avenue.
This house could not be dupli-
Gated for $500.
GOODMAN BROS. & CO.. Inc.
Realtors
205 y. Stanton St Phone 1924
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

Ll HAM TRADE
story house. located in very best resi-
lautlal section OF Sunset Heights Recep-
ZION hall. large living room and dining
room. kitchen, 9 bed rooms upstairs, base
nent and good uorches On fun lots
Owners desire one story house. WIN trade
rafr alrantageuuslr- Prefer high school
section See WIN Tarr.
JANIS J. MARI g. COMPANY.
Realtors
Phone fe5l- 994 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

Waufed-Funfure
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We PAY highest cash prizes Tor YOUR
second hand furniture or sewing machines
YOUNG EURNITUEE co. 10 S. Stanton,
HIGHEST prices paid for used furniture.
stoves, rugs. etc. Or viii exchange Texas
F'urn- & st0rage Co. 5oI = san Antonio-
COAL or wood range with water front
large coal heating stove IN scod condi-
ton. cheap for cash; also have sanitary
We WILL BUY YOUR FURNITURE.
paving you highest SPOT cash price. or We
viii sell your furniture on commission
cash advanced On cons gumentgs convince
yourself BY calling rs before r1u sen
Erwin FURNITURE co.
phone gTd 100 8 Nrrsr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD3
II so, let us figure your plans. We
build anything from The smallest
house to the largest slzysCraper. We
have built some OF the finest resi-
dences in Fl Paso and can give you
satisfaction We viii furnish plans
and specifications and finance your
building.
RAEIET BROS.
Contractors and Builders
z0z Caples Bldg. Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

A REAL BUY
NINE ROOM, two story resi-
dence. basement, heating
plant, servants room in base
ment; doubleEarage. two full
lots on one OF the best resi-
dence streets Of the city. This
is a chance Of q lifetime 10
get a real up 70 date home
at less than pre-war price.
House could not be built to-
day for $4,000. Can sell for
S10,500. Terms can be ar
ranged Immediate possession.
CAL o. 3. HOOKER with
BROADDUs & LIE BARON
Realtors
IL Texas st. Phone 1883
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

GENERAL CONTRACTORS.
We are contractors and build any
thing from the simplest bungalow to
a business house Plans and esti-
mates free Buildings financed
IIATFIELD BUILDING & mp. CO.
219 Texas St Capital $4,000. Phi. So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

WHIsLEE sCHOOL--shorthand bnoi1Eee1-
ing. lndiEldual Instruction SIC Mesa PSF
DHAuGHON's BUSINESS cOLLEGE-Po-
zi1on guarluteed- Fltmln or 1regg short
M y nal OF ln person r. p Davis tfrr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

ONLY $500 DOWN
$50 no. incl. all interest. Imme-
date possession. Beautiful bun
galoW OF 5 rooms and sleeping
porch. ivory woodwork. Tiffany
oil finished walls, handsome built
in features. hardwood floors, etc
Extra large basement, registers
set for heat: paved street. paving
paid. near Alta Vista. The best
buy in the city at the price Of
$3.50.
PHILLIPs-CHEEL REALTY co.
Phi. 436. 207 First Nat. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

A REAL 1sIAs BARGAIN
A furnished house in Richmond Ter
race at 100000 less than real value.
Owner moved TO east Texas. 6 rooms,
tile bath, all oak floors, modern built
in features garage. lot b0Ll4o. This
place Worth s8000.00 can be had for
100000 and on terms TO suit
Ask for listing no. 49,
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
Realtors.
sos Mesa Avenue. Phone E061.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
cnrEENIIENT I'D

r-ur rooms md screened porch. new
zood Location. for $3.50. $3.50 cash See
this and stop paying rent
F1ur rooms and Elassed sleeping poIe-l,
near Five Points basement regls-eIs N ~
rr-r7ce heat. ideal. for $4,000, $1,000 cash
SIX nice rooms on North kansas stree
fuI basement furnished, at $3.50, un1ur-
rlshed az $3.50.
Tr7 III p-so Bank Bldg. Phi 1877
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

on BEAUTIFUL MONTANA ST, elegant
and dining room, big kitchen with con-
meeting pantry. sun parlors music room
reception hall. large service porch. three
big airy bedroom with large dressing
rooms FOR each. Flasssd sleeping porch.
completely furnished, including player
plano and Victrcla basement. heating
plant. double brick garage. servants quar-
tiers. two full lots on the corner. nice lawn
trees and pavement. viii take s16.500 fur
uished or $4,000 unfurnished. viii coz
slider trade for smaller house in good To-
cation and VIII give long time on the bal
ance.
This wiz not last long Il you are in
terested call
Er- Bogue-
". a. BOGUE g. co.
T17 Fl Paso Bank Bldg. Pm 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
MusieaI Instruments

Musical instruments
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FOR GALE-ous silver tone photograph,
good as new. viii make a beautiful Xmas
present. only SIS. Hotel Texas Grand.
Room G.
FOR sALE-ago. u weathered oak Vic
trola az a genuine bargain; see this and
save the cost o. a new machine. Phi
nrrTW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
M sTAL HHHGNTl
CLOSE M $3.50

We are authorized to sell considerably
under the market q well located, close
In home Of five large rooms and
sleeping porch; basement. steam heat
inE plant and good garage hard
wood floors and built-in featuresi
paved street, near schools and car.
III you have any idea Of buying now
OF later, you should see this property,
which Is an excellent Investment
p. W. WILLIAMS AGENCY
SIS First Natl Bank Bldg. Phi 1144
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
Ready Reference Business Directory

AsSayefs and Chemists
GEO. W. CAMEHoN-11s Ean Francisco
A. nEsayer and chemist representative
Tor shlppers % the - Faso ameitsr-
GEO. b. EBERENz & CO.-Chemisis and
assaycrs. reps FOR ore ahippers OH flo-
tstlou tests 10 san Franclsco, e. Psso.
CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE - Critchett G
Ferguson. representatives FOR ore shippers
RECKHART's ASSAY OFFICE. soT san
Francisco s. Agent for ore shippers. Ph
70 p o. Box "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

FINE $1,000 acre ranch for sale on pat
ented land basis. abundant water and
grass, finest location and climate. attrac-
tive terms Address P. o. Box So Alpine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

~
IS CHONLa-saies shop Of band nada
lclea. 1l9 n. camrh1n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
Capets Qeaned

CARPET cleaning and rug weaving. CIarf-
Mattress q Rug Co. 21l1 Myrtle. Pm t1I.
1c15 and 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
DE-, For SaIe. Wanled. Ele.

BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred prize winner
white SPITE puppy must be seen 20 be ap-
preciated- us Copi1 or sol z san An
PET ANIaIALS-Board and lodEil 3 when
out o. town. visiting or shopping Leave
your dog with US; given best Of care z2la
Myrtle. Phi. I12fW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

canS5 fi7ias. Pssri c. ilo5s11, p. IL
1f07 Euecn
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
BEAUTIFUL CORNER VAN BUREN, STREET,
NEAR 9th STREET.

reception Neranua not Waer neat
nd electric men cellar stationary tubs fireplace in the lvngoc
white enamel and mahogany open stairway INN
late possession.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
sEAFORD HAPPENINGS.
Special TO The Evening journal.

SEAFORD. Jan THE engagement
Of Mrs. Lulu Knowles. daughter Of Cap
tain and Mrs. John CULLEN. OF Bethel,
and Or, Thomas F. Cottlngham was
announced last night at a reception
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Huston. No date for the
wedding has been set.
Daniel J.. Stewart. former postmaster
OF Wilmington. who is III with pneu-
monia, Is lmprvOlng.
Earl Records, charged with the rob-
bing Of Stein and Company's clothing
store, has been arrested In Camden,
n. J.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
FRED b. CUSHMAN
211 w. Seventh Street

Our office is now open for business. If you have a
property to sell will be glad to handle it.
The real estate necessity, because there are
buyers sellers everywhere but unaded they cannot find
each other
There is no other business in the world with wider
field than the real business Wherever there land Of
any kind for SALE there bus for the real estate
The volume of business done in real estate 5 increasing
every year, and the business offers wonderful opportunities
for the progressive, wide-awake man.
Miss Margaret T. Veasey of TOT Adams street. graduate
of Godey College in the class of 1910 will be connected
with the office work Miss Veasey employed in
strucor the shorthand department for six years at the
college In addition to this she has had cons derable
perence general office and secretaa work. which proves
her fitness for the position
Mr. j. E. Bradbury of 1926 Tatnal street. will also be
with this office Mr. Bradbury served ten years in the livery
business in this city and all who have the pleasure of know
ing him will admit he Of the calibre with whom they would
like to do business.
If you are friend of any of the Office force, shall
be pleased to have you cal upon If you are notask
your neighbor about us.
If we do not have the property you looking for
we will take chance with the other fellow to find it.
If you have rent to collect call and see us.
Most large property owners have someone look after
Their properties and while the real estate is paid ber
ally for that service he should not be considered expense
FRED B. CUSEIMAN
211 w. Seventh Street
Telephone 7O10, as Soon as Installed
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

take me TO the hospital and operate. !
wondered what In the world ! could take
that would help me. tried about half
dozen remedles-none did me any good.
The doctor saii, Let me tell you, you are
a very sick woman thought toward
spring | would have 70 make sale OF my
farm stock and quit the farm, but ] got
bottle Of Dr. plerce's 'Fayorite Preserip-
ton and one OF Golden Medical DiscoY-
ery' and Immediately ! noticed my nerves
began TO improve and the pain In my
sides LETT me ! got two more bottles and
then corruption began to pass from me.
Afier that began 10 improve and this llst
two years I have been good and strong All
due to DR. Pierce's wonderful me 1icines. 80
MARY LIVINGSTON. r. r. ID. 8.
LeRoy. Pa. About ten years ago
had asthma and bronchial trouble aud /
doctored with two different doctors, SIX
months each, brit they did not help me MY
husbands father wanted me to try Dr, Dr,
very weak and only weighed 50 lbs, could
not sleep and coughed most al night Be
fore I had finished taking one bottle ret
stronger. and by the time ! had taken ten
hotties J weighed i25 lbs. and was wen'
and the trouble has never returheu- -
Mrs. GLEN BAILEY.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
A WOMAN'S SUFFERING

York. PA. About three years ago
was taken sick. Had Indigestion and was
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

For Railroad MAN
s.. 100; $500 to $500 down. for 2.story brick
dwelling. seven rooms bath. with pOrce-
lain tub, washstand and toilet. heater, ce-
mented cellar, front porch, yard; an In
fair condition.
WALTER E. POWELL,
Phone 5i0T. $50 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
REAL rsrATr-ron 81
THE OWNER Will. SELL

THE OWNER WILL SELL
A ten-room house. all IN good condition.
Nice up-to-date bathrooms the wood"ors
Is white cnameled, electric lighting anu
gas front porch VIII make you com
Portable home This l. located on the
west side 10 a hrst-elass nelghoorhooo'
Price $1,000,
Phone 5i9l. $50 Market street
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

IN n very bdu con-
dltlOn. | was bed
fast. Finally the
doctor got me up
and that was all he
could do. ! could
only be up a short
time then | had to
lie down again, tie
pain was so severe.
/ could do nothipg
but moan. The doe
tor said Il was
womanly weakness,
but he could not
help me lie thought
he would have 10
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

1928 KING STREET.
Nine rooms porch bath, heat and electric
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

307 w. BIRD STREET.
Six rooms yeranda bath heat and electric, cement
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

&c E. oath STREET.
veranda BATH hot water heat and electric
cement cellar, back porch.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07
SCI AM SORRY''

''I AM SORRY"
How often have you said: a am sorry did not attend
Yet yesterday is gone today is now and tomorrow may
a am too busy today" answered the gentleman,
smiingly.
n am sorry" is confession of weakness; the strong
know no regrets. .,.....,.
"Strong men believe in and effect"
The strong face the world smiingly.
TO SELECT YOUR HOME TO-DAY IS WISE AND
PRUDENT-LET'S GO.
SHARE IN THIS GOLDEN STREAM.
2414 AND 2419 MADISON STREET.
veranda, back porch, BATH splendid heating plant
cement cellar, gas electric.
26 E 24TH STREET.
Nine rooms large ysSnda BATH hot water heat gas ana eec
1928 KING STREET.
veranda back porch BATH heat gas and electric
sO7 W. 88RD STREET.
Six bath heat and electric cement cellar
BEAUTIFUL CORNER. VAN BUREN STREET,
NEAR 27TH STREET.
and electric stationary fireplace The lylngro0m
white enamel and mahogany open stairway mme-
diate possession.
2612 MARKET STREET.
Six rooms hot water heat and electric
cement cellar Possession 80 days.
242o MADISON STREET. NEAR 25TH.
SQUARE PLAN.
three Ss hSy ST wasr 9sa sS62 gas Ss 9s ' Ss
reception hardwood floors.
220 W. 14TH STREET.
BATH heat cement cellar,
gas.
2512 w. 18TH STREET.
Six rooms bath. gas heat cement cellar
24d2 w. 18TH STREET.
Nine rooms bath electric pantry laundry
fireplace. gashea cellar.
MUNDY & COMPANY
706 MARKET STREET.
PHONES sOO-sO6i
REAL ESTATE. GENERAL INSURANCE. RENTS. MORTGAGES
OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL p.
Evening journal., 1920-01-07

2414 AND 2419 MADISON STREET.
rooms veranda back porch BATH splendid heating plant
cellar gas and electric.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
LATONIA ENTRIES

First Race, - SIX furlongs. sRuby. 81:
scormoran. 90; ACE Of Aces, 9s; Second
Cousin. lOl; Anticipate, 104; sLouis A. 103:
Luke Dillon 1O6: Fritz 106; sFlying WEIGH
man, 10S; Claude Brown, 10S; sFurbelow,
Ill; Clintonville, III.
Second Raoe.-Five and a half furlongs.
Gold Digger, 112; Sir Thomas Kean, III;
Courtyiew, 112; Col. Baker, 112; Judge
Budrow, 1I2; Few Acres. 112; Greenland, !,
112; Tony sutton. liz; Sporting Chance. 112;
Dan jackson, 112: Memphis, liz; Winchester,
112; Petrarch. I12: W. G. McClintock, liz;
sandalwood, 112: Jetsam, liz; Z. Z. Cole
man, 1I2; Dick London. liz.
Third Raoe.-Mile and a quarter. sweep,
jr., "a; sAlex, tr.. "a; Little Ed, 1i2: slack
Reeves, 107; Aztec, III; Leo Ray. liz:
Phntarede. 112.
Fourth Race.-Five furlongs. 'Borktyte,
CARNEY, los: Peppery Polly, 113; Nurse
Lucky Kate, 1l3; Julia N. 113: Albert 8.
il3; Disturbance. 113. Also eligible: Lands
End, los.
Fifth Raoe.-six furlongs. Dancing Spray,
l03; Jap, 1o3; Lady Luxury. 1903; Fern
Ha ndley, 1O3; Blue Paradise. 10T; Viva
America. 1l0; Lady Fairplay. iI2; Jenny
Bscker. 112.
sixth Race.-Mile and q sixteenth. Truly
Rural, 101; Make Up, 1903; Lorraine, ITO:
Busy Signal. 1917 Sterling. 11o; Capt Mac,
no.
Seventh Race.-Mile and a quarter. Sea
Prince. 90: Marie Rappold, 102; sAlheun.
107; sAdelante. 107; Tanlac, liz; King.
III: Bombast. 112; Bucknail, liz.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. cloudy. Track. muddy.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
CONNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES

First Race-Six furlongs: Musito. 115;
TimberIand. 1Os: d. A. Drew. 1O6: Dora W,
106; Mighty Lever. 105; Elmont. 1O5; Rich
ard v. 1O5: Sandy II, 105; Miss Millions.
l05; Escarpolette. 103. Also eligible-Bis-
cult. Ill; Transient Pessian, Ill; Cellet
Herrin, 103; viva MCGEE, Ill.
Second Raoe-Two miles. Melos, 14S;
Clootz. 145; Jim Thorpe, 142; Kate Glenn.
l35: Dustin Farnum, 107; Seabreeze I'd, 13O.
Third Race-Six furlOngs: Mumbo Jumbo.
12l: Little Boy, 112; Harry NJ. Stevens, 100:
Far East, los; Fickle Fancy, 107: Hidden
Ship. 1882 Princess Myrtle, 81; Efficient,
113; 'Malowmot, 105; 'Picker and Stealer.
9s
Fourth Race-Mile and twenty yards:
Gala Dress. 116; Aconi. 113: Blackburn, 112;
Rave On. no: Maladroit, 110; Player los;
Hemisphere. 1O7; Lady Betty. 1O7; Old Pop,
lO6: Fair and Warmer, 105; Vivian 8. 104.
Fifth Receive furlongs:. lkey T, 119;
Honey Island. 1l2; Martin A. Noonan, 112;
Irish Jig, us; Herendesy, Ill: Jealous, 106
Sixth Racs-Mile and one furlong: Lem
ster, 10s: weinland 101; 'Capt. Hodge,
lO1: sHigh Olympus, 101; Honolulu, 90;
sThey Shall Not Pass, 90.
Seventh Race-Mile and one furlong
Ben Hampson, Ill; John ]. Casey. Ill; Gar
bare, Iii: Verify, 101: ~woodthrush, 100;
win Do, 1o6; 'Kentucky Boy. 106; Boxer,
1O1.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track good.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS

First Raoe.-Hand Rose, IL (Fater), 6.10,
3s..eas 200; Phantom. Ill (Simpson), 2.3O,
$50; Royal Visitor, 107 (RomaneIli), 2.sO
Busy Bird, Evening Bay. War Fox, Blarney
Boy aud Seaboard also ran.
Second Raoe.-Ammunition, 14s tIAndry).
eco, $50, out; Flare. l52 CBrady), 2.70, out;
Jay Bird. 142 (o'Connerl. out. Phil T. also
ran.
Third Race.-woodbine, 1o1 (Pierce), $50.
$50. 2.70; Crown Of Gold, 106 (Richcreek)
$50, 200; Giowworm, 107 Roma nelIi), 2.70.
p. Moody. Antiphon. Kettle. Jim Petrie and
Galamore also ran.
Fourth Race.-Lime Boy, 10 fsimpson)
$40. 400. 200; Allah. III CFater), $50.
$40; Elmont. Io2 QPierce). 500. Marxery.
Doctor b, Lebleuet, vica Cuba, Bryanhild. !.
Heima, Juanita Sd. Miss Gayle and Huzza h
also ran.
Fifth Race.-Dr. Zoe, 100 (ButwelD. 4.eo.
800. $50; Who Cares. o. (Richcreek), $50.
SO; Primo, 90 RomanellD, 500. Thistle.
don. kuklux and Glenlight also ran.
sixth Race.-Frank Monroe. 104 Roma n
elh1. $3.50. 1870. $40; Broom Peddler. 1oe
tPickensl. 9.1o, $50. Lord Herbert. ITO
ebutweip. 2.so. The Desert and Douglas
Seventh Raos.-Basonry. 1os fp,.,r.,
80. 50, 2.50: Dickie W, los (AIoore). 3, 30
2oe; Captain Hodge. 1os fFater). s.6o. Dor
Dodge and candelaria also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22

lo5; Hcqusa Bear. 1oe; waldo. Jr., 1os;
Freeland, los.
Fourth Race.-3-year-olds and mp; handi-
cap; purse, $500; six furlongs. Lucky Pearl.
1o2; Bonstelle, 105; Dizdi, 113; Red Start.
116; July Fly, 104; Walter Mack. i06; Ny
Oracle. 113,
Fifth Raoe.-4-year-olds and mp; claiming
purse, 500; nve furlongs. 'Miss Wright.
l03; 'Hattie win Do. los; Mike Dixon, III;
Lady Ivan, 113; Montague. 1o6: Brook
cress. 106: Robert l.. Owen. Ill; Happy Go
Lucky, 126.
Sixth Raoe.-3-year-olds and mp; claiming; :;
purse. 500; six furlongs. Poster, l09;
satala, 1l2; Lillian q. 113; Eoros. 11e; 'Gas
Mask, 11o; Terrible Miss. 1l3; Glider. 1l5;
CIn Stream, Id. Also eligible: Thirteen.
lis; knight Of Pythias, no; Old Red, 100.
Seventh Raoe.-4-year-olds and up; cla'm-
ing purse. $500: one mile and a sixteenth.
Thrill. l1s: 'white Crown, los; The Talker.
100; Capitaina, lis; Tugs, los; Cork, los;
Dick winfrey, 113.
sApprentice allowan nee claimed
Weather, rainy. Track. good.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
LATONIA RESULTS

First Race.-Gipsy Queen. 100 Lyke),
40. $40, 2.30; Rspidan, 104 CDrsyerD, $50,
40; Meliora, 100 (Carmody), 80 Finis,
Jay Thummel, Goldstone and Shellbark also
ran.
Second Race-Mary Jane Baker, 112 Uuns-
fordD, 100, 2.40, 2.2O; loneliness, 1o7
CStoneD, $40, $50; Sahara Zade, 10l (Mor-
risI. $40. Miss Hil3rity, Lough Maiden,
Actress. Anunds and Mary Fonso also ran.
Third Race.-Brookholt, 11O (RobinsonJ
40, 2.30. 2.10; Kinburn, 10 CHs snoverD,
90, 2.1O; Refugee I'd. es (wida), 24O
Beck and Call. Brotherly Love and Rapid
stride also ran.
Fourth Race.-Dr. Rae, 11O twilson).
14.IO, 40. 2.g0; Bourbon Lad. ITO (Car-
mody), 3.0o, 20; Airdrie, 100 (wids), 2.3O.
Peggy G, Triumphant, yerbiten and The
Cullen Bon also ran.
Fifth Raoe'-Iwiniwin, lis (Lke), 1870,
7.40, 4.60; Bonneville, 100 (Merimee), 10 20
GEO; Ranert. ITO (wilsonD. $50. Maras-
mus, Ponderosa, Adelante and Dehabiah I'd
also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Ernest B. III -tRoberts,,
4 10, $50. 2.4O; Wave. 1O6 (wilson), "A. 40,
T.40; Quito, Ill (wright). 200. Gourmond,
Virgo and Bourbon Green also ran.
Seventh Race.-Double Van, 1O5 Cwilson),
1870. 400. $50; Zone D'Armee, 11O Mum
ford). 2.9O. 2.JO. Lady Britain. 100 Mccoy.
$50. Viola Gaffney. velie. Belinda and Gun
Wrack also ran.