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FORT ERIE RESULTS

First Raee.-Brunswiek. 110 (Garnerl,
$40, 2-so. 27o; Frivol. 1lo CMcTaggart).
$40. S5o; Myrtle Crown, Ios Cclavsr), 100
Charley Boy, Marin A. Noonan, Lady
Granite, Jealous. Pattern, Reconnaissance
and Runmie also ran.
Second Racs.-Nayor House, 100 (Fleteh-
er). 77.60, 1880. ITO; Kuklux. 1o4 CMe.
Crawl, 16,70. I.s0; Uneles Lassie, 102
lPiekens). $50. Sim Fsiner, Toe the Mark
Stetson and Mahoney also ran.
Third Raoe-Estero. 101 Roma neIii), s. 10
$40. $50; Royal Jester. los (Clavsr), $40
ESQ; Master Bill. los (williams), 40
faphank and Mysterious Girl also ran.
Fourth Raoe.-Ammunition, 10 (Butwel)
40, a.4o, $50; salvo. 110 Cwillis). 40
ESQ; sturdee. 116 (Piekens), $40. Busle
March, Sweet Bouquet, Bencher, Mouetts
and Rex Gaiety also ran.
Fifth Race.-Midnight Sun, 1l3 (simp
son), $50, $40. $50; Charlie SUNNY. l0e
tPickens), Mo, $50; st. Quentin. ll9 (But.
welD, 40. Princess, Ny Dear and Rancher
also ran.
Sixth Raos.-Kewpie o'NeiI. I04 (Gar.
nsrl, $50, $50, 200; Piedra. 104 tThurberl,
1880, $40; Cheer Leader, 107 (DonahueD.
a2O. Exhorter, Mountain Rose, kits, Joan
OF Arc and Peerless One also ran.
Seventh Race.-Pit. 1o6 (Anderson). 1900,
$50, 40; Bogart, 106 (Thurber). 40, $50:
Blazonry. 100 (Pierce), 2.70, Betsy. Capt.
Hodge, Lacross, Capital City and Jim Petrie
also ran.
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LATONIA ENTRIES

First Race-Three -yesr-olds; sir furiongs.
Second Cousin. %; Diana, o7; Missed ths
Time. 30: Eleva. 90; Equator, 1oI; Humma.
I107; Tom Pendersast. liz; Puilux. III; jim
Niece. l12: Bringhurst. liz; Triumphant.
III; Portiight. ia. Also eligible-seau
Rapid Stride. 109; Rainbow Girl. io7; LAZY
Loa. 10T; squeeler. ITO.
Second Race-Two-year-olds, maiden eoltl
and seldinss; ave and one-haif furiongs.
Ransooa. us; Humphrey. Us; Blowing
Sir, rs; Alvin T. Hert. rs; Pembroke.
Us; Tribune. us; Advance, us; Nick Lon
dcn. us; Old Chap. lis; Plato. lis. Also
ehsfble-Wtnchester. us; Hand Sweep, 1l5;
Craftsman ll5; Sir Thomas Kean. u.s.
Loqgh Eagle. 115; The yirgin- us.
mile and q siIteentA. Convoy. 1o2; Thinker,
lo2; Lazy Lou, los; Lafoudre. 106; weno-
nah, 107; Napan, 107; High Gear, ITO;
High Voltage. 1i2; Hunter Platt. 112;
Croix d'or. liz; Perguino, III; Buck Nail
iis. Also eligible-Reta B; 1o7: Jappet'
Fourth Raee-Tnree-year-olds and up
miles and mares; ak furiongs. Mile. Dazzle.
"a. Siren Maid. o.; Refugee, OF; Marie
Maxim. Of; Jorice, los; Sweeping Glance
los; Dulcey Tokalon. l05; Jap. l05; Wv,
America. los; Lady Fair Play. ll2.
fifth Race-Three-year-o and mp; ous
mile. Baigneur. 1o1; Sands Of Pleasure,
1o4; Pastoureau. 106; Fernhandley. lO6
Twin. 107; Woodtrsp, los; Jack Hare, jr.,
1O1; The Porter, l33.
stxtn Raee-rhree-year-old and mp; ons
mile and q sixteenth. Ma1ola. o.; Pansy
Blossom. 81; Mamie Kelly, 100; Sweep
tr., lo2; shillelagh I'd, 102; Zone de Armee,
1o2; Bombaer. 112; Walter Fl. Pearce. 112;
Athena, 112; Frank Wilson, l12; Port
Drapeau. 112; King, 112. Also eligible
Paehita, 90; Grey Eagle. 1o7.
Seventh Raos-Three-year-olds and up, one
and one-fourth miles. Arrow Point. 10i
Alex. jr,. 101; Earnest B., 1oi; Harvest
King. 11o; Bradley's Choice, i15; Bourbor
Green. lis; Captain Rees, us.
Weather clear; track fast.
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KNICKS SET RECORD
FOR STRAIGHT WINS

The Knickerbockers broke the Dis
triet record with twenty-one
straight wins whsn they defeated
the Winston A. c. in a double hea ader
yesterday by the scores Of 8 to s
and 12 to Z. The Knicks. playing a
snappy game Of ball. hoped on Low
EFT in the second game for a total
Of eighteen hits, Jenkins having a
field day by securing FIVE hits, in
cluding a home Iun. triple and dou-
ble. MeCarty and Fisher, of the
Knickerbockers. both pitched grand
ball. each allowing the visiting team
seven hits. Wise's fielding wss the
feature of tre games, his plays be-
ing of big league stun.
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LATONIA RESULTS

First Raee,-Buliion, los CMorrisey), $50,
$50, 2so; Trayesty, 9s (Roberts), $500.
1880: Gipsy Queen. 103 (Robinsonl, so.
SANS Boy. Escovar, Blue Paradise, Flying
welshman also ran.
Second Raoe.-Penwell. I12 Cray, $3.50,
1880. $50; Golden Autumn, H. (smaiI-
wood, 500. 500; Eleanor s, il2 Connolly. }.
3 10. Grace Minard. Our Boots, Miss Pros
perity. Tawasnetha, Mary G. Maynower.
Lough Maiden and Sure also ran.
Third Raos.-The Ally. l12 (Lyke), 40.
$50. 2.4o; Gossip Avenue, lo7 (Burks), $50,
20; Eastside. liz tLunsford). 2.90. Ring
Rose. Peloe. Glendover and W. @. MeClin-
took also ran.
Fourth Raoe.-Flags, lbs Lyke), 200.
90, out; American Ace, l22 (wilson), $40,
out; Brookholt, ll2 tMcAtee). out. Angon
also ran.
Fifth Raoe.-Dr. Clark, los (Coltiletti)
100, 40, $50; Minto ID. lls CwilsonJ i.
fs.0o s.70; Bonifaee, Isl tsande). $50.
Midway, Ethel Gray, Lsochares. Regalo,
Omond. Be Frank, Capt. Mac, over There,
Drastic and wildair also ran.
Sixth Racs.-J. G. Stone, ITO (Kennedy).
1l.s0. 500, 3.9o; Dahabiah ID. l02 Helm
iSchj, $40. $50; Kimpalong. li5 (o'Brienl.
$50. Mountain Girl, Mamie o. Plenty.
Chief Brown and Lazy Lou also ran.
Seventh Race.-Matiree Idol, lio Lyke)
500. $50, $50; DR.. Carmen, e1 (Kennedyl,
s.1o. $50; Bradley's Choice, lis (Roberts),
2.s0. Frank W, King Fisher, Marse John.
Herald. Madge y, David Craig and Gaili
Curci also ran.
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AQUEDUcT ENTRIES

First Raoe-Three-year-o and up; six
and one-half furlongs. Pocatello, LOT;
Prince Of Como. us: You Need, lio; Tattle.
llo; Pickwiek. l20; Night Stick, us; Ar
mold. III.
Second Race-Three- year-olds and up; one
mile and a sixteenth. Tetley. 100; Sal
vestra, 112; Tom McTaggart, ll6; Thrift.
l02: Elmendorf, lo7; Crystal Ford. lio.
Third Raoe-rwo-year-olds; hve furiongs.
Lady Stella. lo7; Crimson Rambler, iO7;
Dry Moon, lie; Guvnor. los; General Aver
age, ilo; Eye Opener. s5; AlcatraI, lo7;
yibrate, 90; Explosive, o..
Fourth Race-Three-y -year-olds and up; one
mile and sixteenth. Donnseonna, 120;
John p. Grier. l26; Natural Bridge, 40;
Pastoral swain, li5; Recount. no; Kash-
mir, lis; salvestra, Ill; Wood Violet. 100.
Fifth Race-Three-year-olds one mile.
Arditto, l10; Dianns Care, 1l6: Armistice,
no; Pilgrim. ll6; Caravan, 1l6; Feodor.
l16: American Boy, 1lo: Captain Aleock,
10: LesloriueI, ll3; stallan. I16.
Sixth Raoe-Two year-olds: hve furlongs.
Mollie Barnes. IFS; Fluff. llS; Rolo. 1l5;
Perfection. us; Blue Belle, ll5; Foam. 1l5;
Flambette, lis: Nile. Cadeau. l15; Jamaica
Belle, lis; Peggy Rives, IFS; Thimble. us:
Fright, us; Joan Marie, 1i5: Vibrate, ll5;
Dough Gi-l. us: Music In the Air, us;
Arrow Of Gold. us; Vanadis, IFS; Celtic
Lass, lis; Bdganna. ll5.
Weather clear; track fast.
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AQUEDUcT RESULTS

First Rsee.-Mlle. Vivian, 1Io CRies,. 7
to 1; to 2, 6 to s; Jyntee, 40 (Zoeiier),
] to 2, I to .; Lovely. 1o4 (Mooney), / to 4
oeeanna, Say Which, cinderells. Game
Chick also ran.
sscond Race.-Decisive. Is7 (Cheyne), s to
!. to 5, out; Lytle, 142 (Kennedy), even,
out; Dehadou. l52 (Powevl. out. Doublet
also ran.
Third Rsoe.-Careful, l27 CKslsay), Q to 1,
? to 8, out; Nancy Lee, l12 (Ksogh), 2 to 1,
out; Prodigy. liz tRics). out. Jacobina also
ran.
Fourth Race. = Audaeious, III (Keorh),
to !, to !, even; Constaney, 11o (Nolan),
even, 10 2; Naturalist, 124 (rurnerl, Q 10
8. Lion d'or. Mad Hattsr. Old Kosuig, Pen
Rose and Royce Roels also ran.
ffth naes.--Goaler, ilx tschuttinser), Q
1, !, to 5. 10 .; Little Nearer. III
CEnsor). 5 TO 2, Q TO s.; Rerresso, los
Fasorl. to 5. Veto, sunnyland aud Rock.
port also ran.
Sixth Raos.-Kirk L<vinstoa, rs (Tur-
ner), I TO 2, / to 5. out; Buffer, IFS
tkeoshl. TO 5, . TO 3; Eternity, us
fsehuttingerl 10 I. Our Boots. sammy
Jay, wspiti. Magic Silence. Copper Demon,
R0xs 3 and Frivolous also ran.
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PROPOSALS.

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July %. 1920. for furnishing Uniforms, Caps.
Helmets and shirts for use by members Of
Fire Department. Specifications and forms
of proposal may be had upon application to
the Purchasing Officer. d. c. LOUIS
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Washington, d. C., June 80. 1920. SEAL
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zee. Room 500. District Building. until 2
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struction Of sewers in the District Of Colun-
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mately ALSO linear feet Of brick and con-
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specifications and necessary information may
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DEPARTMENT, Room 427. District Building.
Washington, d. c. LOUIS BROWSLOW,
CHARLES ". KUTZ. Commissioners, d. Q.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES

First Receive furlongs. Broad View
es; Repent. l05; Limit. los; Dellahm. 1OS
Naturst 1o9; Fair Lassie, l12; Roseate, 112
Victor A, lis.
Second Raee-six furlongs. 'Hunnyven
es; Old Sinner, 100; 'Medusa, 101; 'Shs
Devil. lo1; Ftckle Fancy. 1O8; yensyIva
1o6; Beauty Spot, los; Kewessa, los; Duo
de Guise, los; Taraseon. III; Trophy. Ill
General. ll3. Also eligible-Pokey B., Ill
Mss Gale. log; Laughing Eyes. los
Money. Ill.
Third Race-Snle and seventy yards
Miss Millions, 9l; Bucklaide, l01; Mugi
van. lo6; savona, 1O6; .James. l03; Jacl
K, III; G. n. Miller. 116.
Fourth Receive furlongs. aAjom, l05
bResarf. los; Witch Flower. 107; aFIytns
Ford. III; War Tank. 10; bHerndesy, ll2
Chief Sponsor, III. Al. h. L. Ross entry
bBrookdale Stable entry.
Fifth Raee-Six furIongs. Marjorie Hynes
1o4. Fort Bliss, 10; DR.. Hickman, IlO,
His Choice, 112; westwood ll3.
Sixth Raoe-0ne mile. Resthon 90
waterwood. 80; Fluzzey, l0l: King John
io2; Belaris, lo3: Troitus, 10s; Duke John
100; DR.. Joe, Ill; Roselyon, Ill.
Seventh Race-Nile and seventy yards
Trickster. ll3; Night Wind. Ill; Corson
1l3; spearlene, 113; Allah. 112; Ben Hamp
son, ll3; Chick Barkley, lie.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track fast
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

First Raoe.-siI and a hah furlongs. Po.
catello. 1o7; Tattle, l10; Arnold, 1877; Prince
Of Como. lis; Piekwick. 10: 'Youneed,
no; Night Stick. lis.
Second Race.-Mlle and a sixteenth. Tet.
ley. 100; Thrift. 102; Salvestra, lI2; EI-
nendOrf. lo7; Tom Meraggart. ll0; Crystal
Ford, no.
Third Race.-Five turlongs. Lady Stella
1o7; Guvnor. 1O5; AicatraE, l07; Genera
Average, 110; Crimson Rambler, l07; vi.
orate, 90; Dry Moon. l12; Eye Opener, 85:
Explosive, OF.
Fourth Raoe.-Mile and q sixteenth. Donna
Gonna. 120: Pastoral Swain, lis; John p.
Grier, l2e; salyestra. Ill; Recount, 10;
Wood Violet. 100; Natural Bridge, 40;
Kashmir. lis.
Fifth Race.-ons mile. Ardito, 10; Pill
grim, 116; American Boy, 110; ST. Allan
l16; Dinna Care, 116; Carnaryon, 1l6; Capt
Alcock. 1lo; Armistiee, 110; Feodor, lie;
LeGloriux. 112.
Sixth Race.-Five furlongs. Mollie Barnes
lis; Perfection, 1l5; Flambette. IFS; Peggy
Riyss. IFS; Joan Marie. lis: Music In IN,
Air. us; Celtic Lass, lis; Fluff, 115; Blu.
Belle, ll5; Nine, Cadeau, lis; ThImbls, IFS;
yibrate, lis; Arrow Of Gold. IFS; Briga ma
us; Rolo, lis; Foam. lis; Jamaica Belle
IFS; Fright. u.s. Dough Girl. 1l5; Vanadis
lis.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
= Track, fast. Weather clear.
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Company B Wins Series.

BY defeating Company A by a
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Flippen pitched an, excellent game
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From source that seldom has failed me have
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mean that races favorable to the
,nags housed in these stables have
been put on-the book contains
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AaUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Race Night stick. Pick
wick. Younende.
Second Race - Crystal Ford, FL
mendorf, Tom McTnggart.
Third Race - Gouveneur, Explo-
sive, AlcatraL
Fourth Race John p. Grfer,
Kashmir, Donnaconna.
Fifth Raee-Carnnrvon, Pilgrim.
Dinna Care.
sixth Race-FIun. Music In the
Air. Mollie Barnes.
Best Bet-John p. GrieF.
Rest Bet OF the Day John p.
Grier.
Rest Take-a-Chanee Bet-Flun.
Rest Pariay-Crystal Ford, Flun,
Night stick, n place.
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.
First Raee-statim. Bensaii, NAL
lOwmot.
Second Race - Dragon. 0meme,
Thrifty Three.
Third Race-B. B. johnson, Err
nest, sandy II.
Fourth Race-Maurice H., Capon,
Huon.
Fifth Dan jackson. Mosen..
John s. Reardon.
sixth Race-Boxer. George Dun
can, Puts and Calls.
seventh Raee-Margery, Medford,
Point to Point.
Best Bet-Boxer.
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Humma, Bringhnrst,
Fortnight.
Second Race-JudEe Budrow, Nick
London, All Right Sir.
Third Race-Napoo, Thinker, Lasy
Lou.
Fourth Raee-Joriee, Refugee ii.
Sweeping Glance.
Fifth Race-si Irwin. Pastoreau,
sands Of Pleasure.
sixth Race Mazola, Athena,
Killing.
Seventh Race-Bradley's Choice,
Arrow Point, Harvest King.
Best Bet-Brndley's Choice.
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
First Race - Deitham, Victoria,
Roseate.
Second Race Kewessa, Medusa,
Fickle Fancy.
Third Race James, MuEivan,
Jack.
Fourth Raee-Ross Entry, Brock
dale Entry, Chief sponsor.
Fifth Race-Westwood, Fort Bliss,
Marjorie Hynes.
sixth Race - Besthon, Troitus,
Duke John.
Seventh Race Trickster IL,
Spearlene, Night Wind.
Best Bet-Trickster ii.
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ton Murphy.
Funeral wednesday at 10 a. N. from
Dahlgren Chapel. Georgetown College.
Interment private.
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.
FOR RENT-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR. 1925
U st. NV, 34xl23. North 1894. je26-tf
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wADswoRTH-on Saturday, July 5. 1920.
after a long illness, GEORGE WHIT
NEY, son Of the late DR.. h. n. and
Sophia whitney wadsworth.
Funeral from the parlors OF w. X.
speare Co., 1908 II street northwest, %
Tuesday at %. m.
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PERSONALS.

Song coNTEsT-oPEN TO ALL; AMI
hind Of song eligible; all free. Write fos
rules. q. z. JOHNSON, 9Os 10th St ne.
composer, arranger. publisher. Est isoe.
DO YoU LOVE GOOD HEALTH YOU
can have II. Call at li.s tn ~ We
OLD INDIAN HERB kEMEpi u a.
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Rooms for Rent-Unfurnished.

i412 sTH ST. N.-Two COMMUNICATING
second-noor front bay-window rooms, new
ly papered. Adults only. ju-6-3t
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ELECTRICAL WORK.

HOUSE WIRING 3 FIXTURES
appliances Of all kinds. The finest quail
ity: the lowest prices. Get our estimates
On house ,iring. They'll save you money,
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CO.. $40 18th St
ne. Lincoln 1850. maT-o0t
THE ONLY AMERICAN STORE OF ITS
kind on Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Cigars. tobacco, soft drinks. porter. aud
periodicals. Square dealings. THE YAM
KEE DOODLE STORE. 113 Pa, Ave. NV.
Open 8 u. m. to l2 p. m. ju-e-7t.
GARAGES BUILT TO SATISFY You.
Prices right. For estimates phone North
6575. je29-10t
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fEETH-TEETH-fEETH.
Full set Of teeth. $3.50; gold crowns,
bridge work. s.; all nllings, u up. E1-
sminatioas free. Phone y. 5168. Open
Sundays, DR., Moran. Painless Dentist
sO9 Pa. ave. NV. 3es-e0t
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CoLoRED MAIDS WITH REFERENCES
Apply Mgr. Tidal Basin Bathing Beach
ju6-1t.
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Rooms for Rent-Furnished.

Rooms for Rent-furnished.
725 18TH, APT. 2-wELL FURNISHED
front room adjoining bath; eectricity; an
other room, $500 week; central Private
family. ju6-lt.
727 18TH Nw.-Tw0 LOVELY UNFUR-
nished front rooms and bath; housekeep-
ing; electric light; central location; rea-
sonable. tu6-lt.
LARGE 'FRONT.' ROOM AND KITCHEN
ette; also other rooms. 1921 Sth at. NV.
ju6-1t.
1850 INGLEsIDE TERRACR-TwO PLEAS
ant front rooms; very desirable summer
location. Phone Columbia 66sl. je30-7t
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DIED..

LEvY-On Sunday. July 4, 1920, at s:1s
D. m, MORRIS, 55 years Of age, hus-
band of the late Adalaid Levy. BE Is
survived by three married children. Ben
jamin, Isadore, and Ruth, and one
sister, Lena Barnett, and three grand
children.
Fureral services will he held At his late
residence, 500 y street northwest July
g. at 2 p. IN. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend. Kindly omit towers
TREDwAY-on Monday. July 5, 1920, at
SibIey Hospital. MATILDA NJ. nee
.Pfluger, beloved wife of Charles A.
Funeral from her late residence, 149 Thir-
teenth street northeast, on Thursday,
July s. at IL q. m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. lnterment
at GIenweod Cemetery. Baltimore pa
pers please COPY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26

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