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! CONNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES

First Resolutions; 9 2-year-Olds: Eve fur.
longs. tSeaboard. ia; tPantoon. III; Royal
Nister. 1OT; Handy Rose, Ill; War Fox. 1OT ;
Blarney Boy, l07: Busy Bird, Ill: Evening
Ray, ia. tNeyada Stock Farm entry.
Second Race.-The Country Club steepIe-
chase; handicap; 4-yesT-olds and up; about
two miles. Flare l52; Ammunition, las;
Phil T. 135; Jay Bird, l42.
Third Race.-Maidens: 3-year-olds n nd up; a;
foaled in Canada; one mile. Glow Morn. I07 {:
Antispon, 10T; WOodbine. 10I: Crown Of
Gold 106; P. Moody, 1903; Jim Petris, 100 !;
Kettle 100: .GalamOre, lO3.
Fourth Race-Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; six furlongs. Doctor u. ll5: .viva Cuba
as; Brynhill, l0l; Elmont, l03; Huzzas. ll.:
Helma, 105; Margery, l0J; Jua nita I'd 1O7 ::
'High Olympus, 102: Allah If; Miss Gayle
1Oj; Iebleuet. lOs; 'Comacho. ll3; Little
Boy. 110.
Fifth Race.-3-year-olds and up; one milo.
fDr. Joe, 100; Who Cares, "a; tThe McNap,
30; Glen Light, 96; ThistledOn, 1OI; Kuklux
90; Prime, %; Sweet Bouquet. o.. tTyree
entry.
Sixth Racs.-Clsiming; 3-year-oIds and IN
mile and sixteenth. FreemantIe lIs.
Frank Monroe, 104; douglas s, lO2; Lord
Herbert, 1l0; Broom Peddler, lO2: The
Desert. 105: Weinland. 1Ol.
Seventh Race.-Claiming: 3-year-olds and
up; mile and one-sixteenth. Bogart. ia.
Blazonry. 103: Pretty Baby, iO8: .Don
Dodge, los: DO, 1l3; Dickey W, I05; Cant
Hodge, lO3; Old Pop. 0s; 'CandsIaria, lO8.
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.riff In Chicago
Attending Board
Meeting of League

Detroit, Mich. June 2e.-President
Trifith left tonight for Chicago "a
attend . meeting of the beard OF
directors of the American League
there tomorrow.
The chief action to be taken by the
league. the Washington mogul pre-
diets, is action allowing President
Han johnson to ray out cf league
FUNDS the expenses incurred during
legal complications resulting from
The light launched by the New York
Boston and Chicago clubs last sea-
son over Carl Mays.
At that time an ihjunCtion was
secured by the three moguls fight
ing Car Ban restraining him from
meeting the expenses of the law
suit ont of the league stronghold
THIS action was backed Up by the
directors. but Ban Will profit by q
reverse decision at the meeting to-
morrow.
Other internal mstters will prob
ably come before the board. but
president Grifith Is not prepared tG
say what they will be.
The Washington chief will re-
join the team here Tuesday morn
ing, Capt. Mcbride assuming con-
rol In the meantime.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES,

First Receive and ene-haf furlongs
BOdanzki. Ill; Scraps, l06; Sunny Jim
lO6; Dream Crepe. 100; Jeg. 1l5; Intrigante,
Ill; Rockland. 103; Eye Opener, Ill; Knob
bic, 106; Polly Ann. 1903; FernwOOd. los.
Second Race-Mile ana one-sixteenth
Ballast ia; 'Sun Dial I'd. III; Claquer,
l1J; Sun Flash I'd, 122: Cinderella, 100;
war Smoke. III; Oceanna. l02; war
Plume. 10S; Chasseur. 116; Ting "a Ling. 10I
'Bally Bell, 1O3; 'Dorcas. 1O7; Service star,
1906; Gath. log; LeGloreiux, 109; 'Tufter,
los; Franklin. 100.
Third Race-Six furlOngsi Etruscan, 1l3;
Military system. 10; Belgian Queen, 9s;
Ting -a-Ling, lis; 'Madam Byng. 1OS: Flib.
bertygibbet. los: Mormon, ll3; 'Youneed,
10S; Hendrie, 11S; Liberty Girl. 1903; Brisk,
l13; 'Tan I'd. los; Midian. 1OS; Nellie Yorke,
l05; Frank McLin. ll0; Claquer, 1l3.
Fourth Receive and one-half furiongs
SUperwoman, 1O6; superb. 1O5; Dry Noon
III: Alcatraz, III: Rye Opener, 100.
Fifth Race-Mile nnd seventy yards
'Jadda, ia; Ira Wilson, 115; The Wit, 40
Lovely 105: Cinderella. 105; Tattle, 1lji
American Soldier, no.; Ballin Bell, no
penelope, 1O5; Sandy Mac. ll5.
Sixth Receive furlOngs: Buffer. lis
Curfew, 1ls; Banksia, 11J: Lady Stella
rs; jamaica Belle. 115; Sobrigade, 1ls;
Bloomington. lis; Brigadier General, us
Bastille, IFS; Arada, 11s; Dark Horse, 1lS
Wireless. lis; Machiavelli. 11S; Scraps
lis; Magic Silence. 1ls; Sunny Jim, lis
Lady Lillian, 1l5; smarty, lis.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track good.
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KING EDWARD ENTRIES

First Race. 2-year-old maidens: purse,
$500; hve furlongs. Our Castor, 1O4; Lura,
lO7: CalithumP, ll2; Bell squirrel. ll5;
Cockatrice, lOi; Ascutney, 10I; Vera ivy
ford H..
Second Raoe.-3-year-Olds and up: claim
ing; purse, $500; five furlOngs. Princess
Lou, 100: Mildred Eureta, l06; Dot III, lOo;
Assumption, los; Murray, TO-; Hattie Ne
Carthy. 1O6; Will Do, jr. 1OT; Regent. Ill.
Third Race year r-olds and up; claiming
purse, $500; fve furlongs. Dixie Flyer, 100;
Red Post, l0S; knight Of Pythias, lO6;
Quin, ll3: Baby lOnian, l02; King Worth,
los; Prince BORero. ll3: Star Finch, ll6.
Also eligible: Olive James. 100.
Fourth Race.-3-year-olds and up; purse,
$500; conditions; six furlongs. Lighting
sweep, 100; Trsckstar, -Ie5; Rig Smoke, los /;
SyOnRa, ll3; Dick Rodgers 100: Mary Nal
lon, 105; Gray Beard. 10; Delaney. li5.
Also eligible: Pleasure Bent. 10; EnOS, ll0;
AcOuchla I'd, ll5: y. X. Beai. lI3.s
Fifth Racs.-4year-olds and up; claiming
purse 500; FIVE furlongs. Sweeplet, l0J
Moaa Il, III; Margaret y, Ill; Peaceful
Star. ll3; Fairy Prince, 1OT; CsPers, Ill;
Alex Getz. 113; Ridomeland ll8. Also sligI-
hle: Montague, ll3; Miss Wright, 10d;
Necessity. Ill.
Sixth Race.-3year-olds and up; claiming
purse, $500; five furlongs. Lady lone. los;
Apple jack, los; Mike Dixon, l0s; Mayhridge,
Ill; skyman. los; Pie. 10S; Top Rung, Ill /;
Presumption, lib.
Seventh Race.-i-year-Olds and up: ella In
ing: purse, $500; one mile and u sixteenth.
nahinda, %; Miss Sweep. l06; Amino. los
Sentimental, Ill: Neenah, 80; Zoie, l0T
Stir Up. 1l0; Will Soon, 1O6.
'five pounds apprentice allowance.
Weather, clear. Track, fast.
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LATONIA ENTRIES

First Racs-six furlongs. Finis, 80; Rapi-
dan. 104; Gypsy Queen, 100; Waterford,
1U9: 'Jay Thummel, 100; Rainbow Girl, 10S;
sBlack Thong, ZOE; Melorin, 1876; Tom Pen
dergast. III; Jack Virgins. ia; Dragon,
ia; Japhar. ia. Also eligible-sHoldstone
1O9; The Gallant, ia; Shell Bark, 1O4; wis
ion, 109; Madras Gingham, lO9; Honor Man,
ia.
Second Receive furlOngs. Tawasentha,
1877; 'Loyeliness, 10T; Miss Fontsine. 10I;
MayhOwer H.; Sahara Kada. III; Undina,
112; Jane Baker, liz; Npnette. III; Miss
Hilarity, liz; Alberta g., III; Grace Minard,
1l2; LOugh Maiden, 1l2. Also eligible =
Actress, 112; Anunda, liz; Miss ChueklPs,
112; sheka, ILL.,; Mary FOnsO. liz; Vista,
1l2.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Refugee I'd, 9s;
Beck and Call. 1O2; Some Boy, 1893: Rapid
Stride, 107; Kinburn, 110: Brookholt, 1l0;
Brotherly Love, lie; Westwood, lis.
Fourth Race-One mile. win. 90; Faster
mann. los; LeOchsres, 110; King GOria. 12o.
Fifth Race-0ne mile. Siren Maid, %;
Truly Rural, 95; Trayesty, 9s; Troitus, los
Bullion, los; Legal, 110.
Sixth Race-Mile and a quarter. 'yirgo,
0T; 'waye, 106; 'Plenty, 106; Quito, Ill
Prospeetor, III; ernest r, Ill; sCheer
Leader, ia; sGourman. ia; Capt. Rees,
ll6; Bourbon Green, 116.
Seventh Race-Mile and sixteenth.
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to make it close finish. but
greater the promise longer the odds.
Such information ought to be
enough for any man IN one day.
The best bet of the -''Troitus" -
all set for a killing, only a question
of how far ahead she will be at the
finish. Goes in the fifth and should
be cut at fairly generous odds. Nun
sed. Bullion and Legal should split
the balance of the purse between
them.
Quito is the class of the sixth, but
Cheer Leader and Captain Rees will
be close up. It's a three-horse at
fair and take your choice. The last
race looks like Cormoran. Pat Dunn
keeps EN- shooting all the time and
/ look for this one to cop without
much effort. Music Man and Gun
Wrsck are certain to be knocking at
the door.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
First Race Gipsey Queen.
Dragon, JaPhet.
Second Race Miss Fountaine,
LONELINESS. Twasentha.
Third Raee-Westwood, Brook
holt, kiRburn.
Fourth Raee-Iwin. King Gorin.
Leochares.
Fifth Race - Treitu., Bullion.
Legal.
sixth Race-auito, Cheer Leader,
Capt. Rees.
seveRth Race-Cormoran, Music
Man, Gun Wrack.
One Best Bet of the Dayi
TROITIg
Best Take-n-Chance Bet,
WEsTwOOD.
Best ParIayi
GYPsEY QUEEN, BROOKHOLF and
IwIN-TO SHOW.
OTTAWA SELECTIONS.
First Race-PIanteon, ssaboard,
Royal Visitor.
Second Race-Flare, Jayblrd. AM
munition.
Third Race-Woodbine, Crown Of
Gold, III. Moody.
Fourth Race-Juanita HI. Doctor
D., HeIma.
Fifth Raee-Kuklux, The Mac
Nab, Primo.
sixth Race-Lord Herbert. Frank
Monroe. Douglas >.
seventh Race Blazonry, Don
Dodge, Bogart.
Best Bet-Lord Herbert.
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-Intrigante, Bedanxky.
sunny Jim
second Race - Flash III, LIE GIsr-
ieuX, Tufter.
Third Race Flibbertygibbet,
Hendrie. Liberty Girl.
Fourth Race - Superwoman, Su-
perb, Alcatraz.
Fifth Race - Cinderella, Lovely,
Jadda.
sixth Race-WireIess. sunny Jim,
Darkh0rse.
Best Bet-Intrigaute.
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. ]. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling on Minnesota avenue. South
Kenilworth, u. {. BY virtue of a certain
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3Si3, Folio 2i9 ct seq, Of the land records
of the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
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tion in the Office of ThoS. J. Owen & Son.
1881 G. st. NV. on FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY
or JUNE, AID. 1921. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described land and premises,
situate in the DISTRICT Of Columbia, and des-
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the Office of the Surveyor Of The said Dis
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All cash. A deposit Of 500 required at time
Of sale and the purchaser allowed thirty
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Brookland Wins Two.

The BroOkland Athletic Club cap-
tured both games of a double-head.
er yesterday, taking the measure OF
the Moving Picture Operators by the
score of s to 4 in the first game
and setting back the LinwOrth Ath-
letic Club in the second game by
5 to 2.
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I OLLYERs CQrniENy8s
u on k6s.
kSPQR!I.Ie.,1!. 81 !, 4 .kl!|N!cs 4! -

westwood 9-
Here's a baby to dig out of the trenches at La
tona. Goes In the third race Everything Is all
primed and cooked for killing, and he ought to
go at a big price. considering the company He's
going to get it, Better get on while the getting is
good Brookhoit is picked to run him close, but a
nose is as good as several lengths.
Gipsy Queen is the clockers' choice for the hrst.
She's sweet hy. and when placed in the company
she goes with In this ought to win in canter
Bragood is favored to follow with Japhet in third
money.
It's a CHEAP race in the third. and from where we
sit II looks like shooting at the clouds. but il your
tenerty hasn't got best of the old bankroo trail
along with Miss Fountaine and pave the White Way
with the long green LONELINESS for the place. and
show.
uine pickler from the old brine vat in the fourth.
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Totals. 81 0 % IA Totals. "a 3 q "A
Chicago .......1 o 9 O q "a
Dodgers .......O o o 0 2 o o O.
Runs-Kildufr, Grimes, Flsck, Terry Roh-
IertsOn. Vaughn. Error-Olson. Two-bsse
Ihits-FIack, Herzog. Kilduf (2l. Saeri6ee
|hits-Grimes. Robertson, HoIlocher. Stolen
bases --HollOcher, Terry. Double plays-Her-
Eog to Terry TO Merkle; HollOcher to Terry
70 Merkle. Struck out-By Grimes 2: nv
Vaughn. /. Hit by pitched baIl-By Vaughn
|1. Base on balls-By Grimes, .; by VAUGHN
| 5. Umpires-O'Day and Quigley. Time
hours.
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M'CARTY IN FORM
AS KNICKS LAND

enteen in a row yesterday, when
they easily defeated the strong
Congress Heights baseball team by
the score of 9 to in a seven
Inning game.
McCarty. of Knickerbockers,
famed twelve men and keld the
losers to four hits. The hitting of
Wise. Gill and Jenkins featured
the play of the winners. The score:
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.oieaster. 100; Belinda. 100; Lady Britain,
100; sDiaAa. l02; sDouble Van. lo5; sGor-
moran. la5; velie. 105; viola Gaffney. IOs;
Gun Wreck, i05; Boisterer, loo; Free slate
no; Convoy. ll0. Also eligible-'Music
Man, lO5; sKeep, l05; Zone de Armee, 10;
sRuby, 100; Accelerate, l0J; 'General GIean n,
lOJ.
sApprcntice allowance claimed.
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Cubs Beat Dodgers.

RrOOGIyn, y. Y, June 20. = The
Prubs gave another drubbfng to the
dodgers At Ebbitss Field this aft
errocn in the presence o: 21 900 fans.
Jim Vaughn and Burleigh Grimes
both were hit freely. hut the big
|Cticagoan preve nted hits when runs
would have followed. The score.
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JAMAICA SELECTIONS
ONE HORSE SPECIALS
by Gibhy.

,, First Race-IntrisaRte-- OF
the Ross Juveniles that appears to
be running below her class.
Second Race-Dercas-This mare
is ready 10 run the race of her life.
Go to her,
Third Race-yssneed-That last
race certainly was good one and
he'll repeat it today.
Fourth Race-Aleatraz-A colt
that was supposed to have been
faster than Baby Grand.
Fifth Race-PeReiope-At the
weights she looks like a winner.
Sixth Race-Arada-Ran greenIy
on his first start, but has probably
overcome this fault.
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Giants Trim Pirates.

New York, June 2O.-The Giants
reared like { mustang in a tantrum
and overthrew the Pirates before
z3 900 fans this afternoon. The
score was 10 o. Phil DlusIas
was in mellow form and especially
effective in the pinches. The score:
4. N u n. a.
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Runs-B. CAN'T. Gill ., Wise .. Jenkins .,
ICherry, McCarty, II. Pearson. Elliott. Err
rors-Jenkins. Goldsmith =, II. Pearson. Toll
sen 2. Serrin, Oertel, Conners. Emo Stolen
bases - Gill, Jenkins, Cherry, Goldsmith.
Pearson 9. Luber l. Base on balls-OH Ne
Carty .; on Emo l. Struck out-EnO . Nc
Carly l.. Wild pitches-Eno = Hit by pitch
ed ball-By McCarty =, Emo 3. Two Sc
hit-Jenkins
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ONE BIC INNING
ENOUGH FOR REH

The WinstOns had their cham
Pionship aspirations rudely jolted
Union Park yesterday when the
Rex. a c. vanquished them by an l l.
o. score. The losers went I'D in
he air in the initial inning and
before they descended Rex had
allied nine tines.
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Runs-Roche. Lemerick C2). Glovannetti,
Fitzgerald. Mccarthy. Carroll, Bernhardt,
lynn, Bryant t2), Richardson, Houck. Errors
f-woOdeock, Noone. Durity. Houck. Left on
[baseS-Rex. s; Winston. .. Stolen bases
Generic "a, Houck. Double plays-Beru-
hardt to Roche to Gioyannetti; Tweedale TO
fiartin to WOodcock. Sacrifice ny-Csrroll.
Fwo-base hits-MartiR. Tweedale, Fitzgerald.
HhreebaSe hits-Bernhardt. Roche. Home
Richardson. Struck out-By Houck, J.;
" Bryant. IL. Bases on balIs-0h FridiRger,
OF HOuck. 3. Hits-On Fridinger.-6 in
3 inning; OF Houck, 8 in % innings.
Mild pitch-Bryant.
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Runs - Burns. Bancroft, Young. Frisch,
Kelly, kauff. King >. ErrOrs-Sicking Bar
|are. Two-base hits-Burns, Smith. South
Forth. Three base hit-KelIy. Stolen base
gbee. Double play-Ba nCrOft TO Sticking to
Jelly. Struck Out-By Douglas 4. by Carl
on I. by Hamilton =. Bases on baIls-On
Douglas 4. on Hamilton 2. Umpires-KIem
! nd Emslie.
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CONNAUGHT SELECTIONS.

First race-Nevada Stock Farm
entry: second race-Flare: third
fourth race-Le
Bluet: fifth race-Dr. Joe; sixth
race-The Desert; seventh race
Pretty Baby.
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old brine vat in the fourth
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IATONIA SELECTIONS.

LAIONth sEbF<SIfoNSs
First race-Rainbow Girl; second
race-AlbeFt s.; third race-Kin-
burn: fourth race-King CORN; ifth
irace-Truly Rural; sixth race--Capt
Rees; seventh race-Oleaster.
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The Washington herald., 1920-06-21
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Twelve Minutes from Washington.
ROBERT MARSHALL. District Bank big.
sps-ees
MR.. BUSINESS MAN! YOU ARE READ
ing this small ad. Prospective patrons
would read your announcement In this coll
umn. Telephone Main $500 and ask for Miss
CLASSIFIED. jel5-It
NEW SUBDIVISION JUST OPENED IN
Chevy. Chase; large villa sites fronting
Rock Greek Park; attractive building lots
adjoining our previous developments in
Chevy Chase. ALLAN W. GIBSON, Man
ager, 31s3l9 Colorado Bldg. je19-7t
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FFoR NEW
subdivision in Chevy Chase adjoining Rock
Creek Park. Invest small capital and
watch 1t grow. Vast developments under
way. ALLAN W. GIBSON, Manager. 3is-
3la Colorado Bldg. jel9-It
The Washington herald., 1920-06-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE FOR SALE: OWNER
retiring from business. 1881 18TH st. nv. .
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The Washington herald., 1920-06-21
LOSf.AND FOUND.

L0sT-THE PERSON WHO TOOK PAoH-
age Of clothes from Apt. ,, Glanders,
please return same u Convenient. tel9-3t
The Washington herald., 1920-06-21
Houses 4 Apis. for Rent-Fur.

I4le CHAPIS ST. rW.-APARTMEST Oh
six large. comfortable. cool rooms. Phone
Ceiumbia ss7l. jeli-3t
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING AP I s.:
FIRST door; four rooms; very desirable; also
garage 22a LIST at. Sc jeI9-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-30
Big Church Fund Grows.

More than one million and a hall
dollars has been pledged by the New
Jersey Baptists for. h $1,000. 900 new
world movement campaign. This total
is the result of incomplete reports
from less than half of the churches In
tn estate. The directors state that
the quota of s5,341,700 for the state
will be raised IL all do as well as those
which are reporting.
The largest sirgle amount to rcpor'
was from North Orange. tbs church
report $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-30
F,ned for Motor VIOLATIONS

Balbanvo Alvarez of Palette street,
arrested Yesterday for violating the
automobile law. and also the chauf-
feur law. was fined $50 by Recorder
Pickersgill this morning. Patrolman
Frank Kasprzak made the arrest.
william Molchan summoned oy
Motorcycle Officer Frank Seiboth yes
terday for violating the auto law.
speeding on Amboy avenue was nnec
$40 this morning by Recorder Pick
erSQiIl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-30
To Hold Rummagc Sale.

The Ladies Society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold their
rummage sale on May is. Any Pres
byretia ladies who have articles to
donate are requested to phone 214-M
and they will be called for
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-18
WALTER P|LLANs
DIED TODAY At
CITY HOSPITAL

Inc many friends of the family
were shocked to learn today that
mai'er Plllans' son of Mr.. w. P.
! mans OF this city, had passed away
at the City Hospital Of double pneu
iNonia' death occurring at O'Clock
'NiS afternoon. Walter, who was
telegraph operator at Ybor City. be
o"nie III only last Thursday, but
Wv" 10 notify his father of his III
neSS until Sunday. Mr.. pillars
brought him to the Hospital here and
ne was given every attention but "a
no avail.
walter was q years of age, and a
souhs man Of of sterling character
ne mad large circle of friends here
VINO deeply deplore his untimely
Passing The funeral service will be
conducted tomorrow afternoon at 8
. CLOCK at the home of Mrs. E. C.
DAVIS, 1908 Success avenue. intermen,
pelhg made in oselawn cemetery.