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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
sTRAsZNE ZNIWO WYPAD
KGW AUTOMOBILOWYCH.

Cztery osoby zostafy zabite
Ii jedenaScie ranionych w wypad-
kach ACKNOWLEDGMENT NJ ulicach
~r!iasta Chicago w dniu ,,Wiencze
ria Grobow" Straszne to zniwo
dokonane zosta}o W trzech wiel-
kich wypadkach i dwoch Po-
mniejszych, z kt6rych najstrasz-
nicjszy wydarzy} sic w kolizyi
przv California ave. i Diversev
boul. wczorai rano. w kolizyi
owei samochod. kierowany przez
Franciszka Gates, zam. pnr. 265O
Eastwood ave. zapalil sic pc wy
wr6ceniu, wiezac pod SODA mat
ke, zone i p~rzyjaciofke p Gates'a.
Wszystkich wydobyto z pod pa
!qcego sic samochodu, pokaleczo
rych i poparzonych,
Karol Dole, sos Lakewood
ave, kierujacy samochodem, kto
~ zderzyi sic z automobilem Ga
tes'a i p~rzyjaciel lego Tomasz
Murray, zostali ciezko pokalecze
nj - rannych przesiano do szPi-
taIa braci Alexyanow.
- Samochod powracajacych
wvcieczkowiczow wywrocii sic
ma ulicy Elston w poblizu Mil
waukee ave-, grzebiac pod SODA
dwie dziewczeta, z korych jed
ma Jardis Nelson zmarfa W szpi-
taiu Montrose, majac czaszke ma
ruszona.
Robert Hanson, lat 8 licza-
cy zosta} uderzony przez samo-
ch0d kierowany przez Wilhelma
Jackson'a. Fam. pnr. 2540 Grand
toul. Ghlopiec ucierpia} peknie-
Gle czaszki - zmarl w szpitalu
,,Rurnside".
- Dorota Tolakowka, lat "a
liczaca, Fam. pnr. 1850 n. PAUL.
ma vi. zmaria w szpitalu North
ave. z raj otrzymanych, gdy ma
ni2 najechai samochod, kierowa-
nv przez NJ. S. Webera.
- Leon Castle, lat 80, zam.
pnr. 1o2o Evergreen ave-, zmarl
z ran otrzymanych kiedy woz je-
go najechany zostai przez automo
bill, prowadzony przez Wilhelma
Creedou'a, 920 S. Mason ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
STOSUNKI
ANGLII z ROSYA.

Londyn, 1. czerwca. - The
London Standard" podaje, re sku-
tkiem przeprowadzonych roko-
wan pomiedzy bolszewickm ko--
misarzem Krassinem a czfonkami
gabinetu brytyjskiego rosyjski
Rad sowiet6w otrzymai juz po--
zwolenie ma za{ozenie w Londy--
ME centralnego swego biura han
dlowego ola stosunkow z Anglia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
Notatki
Reportera.

W Waukegan pod Chicago dosEio
oStatniej nocy do zaburzeG rasowych,
gdy rZucajacy kamieniami chhopcS
muzyhscy trafli automobil, kt6ryn,
jechal porucnik BLAZER, PREY czen
rozbite szklo zranilo jego zone. Via
domoS6 rozniosla sic szybko pomi2-
dry bawiqcymi tn ma urlopie lotnie-
rzcmi i marynarzami, kt6rzy W jed.
nej chwih zbiegli sic pod murZynski
hotel sherman House" / Zaatakowa-
Ii 20 kamieniami z okrZykiem: ,,Nyp-
czowa6 ich." Potem wdarli sic TO
wnetrza, ale murEyni porcieKali. Ia
czal sic poScig. Pollcya arcsztowata
pee os6b, ale interwencya jej Okla
zaEa sic ME wystarczajaca, zawez-
wano wiec pomocy re stacyi w Great
Lakes. Przyslano stamtad 200 ma
rynarzy. kt6rzy ohecn!e patroluja U
lice miasteczka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Lekcya Spiewu choru kosciola
g6rnego Sw. Stanislawa K. oddziall
starszego / mlodsze?o odbedzie sic
dzisiaj. Poczatek o godzinie Sci We
czorem. A. Kwasigroch, dyrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

posrednictwem urzednikow W
swych Oddziaiach lub wprost W
biurze Zarzadu Giownego, l457
West Division ul., Chicago, ILL.,,
ma : pietrze. - Do dzie{al
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

WSZyStKlm kFe" ! ZudlJ-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domost il najukochahs.y MAJ
moi / ojc.ec nasz
S. P.
Piotr Florkowski
czlonek Tow. sw. Szczepana |
sw. Floryana / Tow. kosciusz-
XII No. 285 X. Les. SobiesKi
Council No. ISL, po dfugiej /
ciezkiej chorobie, pozegnaf sic
tym swiatem ,opatrzony sw. o4
kramentami, dnia S0go maja,
1920 roku. o godzinie $3.50 ra-
no W Srednim wieku.
Pd?rzeb odbedzie sic VI sro-
de, dnia 2go czerwca, o godzi-
ME 9tej rano. z domu zaloby D.
mr.. $40 Fay p., do koscioaa sw.
Szczepana. a stamtad ma cmen-
tarz sw. Wotciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamv wszystkich krewn!ch
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pogra1eni:
IeOkadya Florkowska- IONA;
Edwin. F1oryan, P,Otr, Antoni.
synowie; Maryanna. corka; Md
ryanna FlorkOwska, synow4:
Jadw'Sa Fclihska, Apolonia
Slupikowska. siostry; Kazimierz
Hclinski, Wojciech SlupikOw-.
ski, szwagrowie; Leokadya i Me-
lania. wnuczki, wraz z Gala ro-
dzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Wszystkim krewnym znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSC u najukOchansGa cor
ka moja i siostra nasza
S. P.
Wladysiawa TCbinska
20 kr6tkiej | ezekiel chorooia,
pozegnala sic z tym Swiatem, II
patrzona sw. Sakramentami. Z.
30go maja. 1920 roku. o godzt-
ME 6tej wieczorem, przezywszy
lat 10.
Pogrzeb Cdbedzie sc " srodq
dnia Ego czerwca. godzinie
$50 rano. z domu za}oby pnr.
3057 Monticello ave-, do ko--
sciola sw. Trolley. a stamtad M
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny ~obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnyc1
znajomych. W c:ezkim Eau
pograaeni:
Kazmiera TCbinska, matka;
Neslaw i Leon. bracia, wraz
Gala rodzina.
Pogrzebowy Aug. Jeszka. -
Telefon Monroe 1885.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Wczoraj ma cmentarzu Sw. VOL
cie,ha o godzinie loci rano W Mau-
zoleum XX. Zmartwychwstanc6v oG,
prawil Msze Sw. y. Franciszek Dem
bihski c. R. proboszcz parafii Sw. Sta
nislawa Kostkt, kt6ry takie po Mszy
5w. przem6wii do licznie ]zebranych.
o godzinie 11ei rano odprawil Msze
polowa X. Franciszek Kulihski a ka-
zanie ~zastosowane do ckoliczno$ci
wyglosi} X. Szczepan Bubacz :
Piotro-Pawlowa. T~ysiaczne tlumy lu-
du zebra}y sic wczoraj ma cmenta-
rzu by swoim naiblizszym TAME spo-
czywajacym zRozyt whence lub "a
tknac choragiewki ma mogiiach, o.
raz przes}at modliwy "a ich dusze Go
Wszechstworcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Polar, kt6ry wczoraj wybuchf v
budynku pnr. 152 ". Huron u.
sniszczyi kompletnie sasiedni BUDDY
mex, W kt6rym sic mieSci fabryka
chemtkaIii pod nazwa William Co.
per-. Szkoda wynosi przeszto
$4,000. W hudynku tenn m~ieszkaiy
dwie rodziny polskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Przy zbiegu ulic Western i BEL
mont ave. uderzony wczoraj wieczo-
rom zcsta{ Antoni KiernaS, lat 80,
Fam. PM. 2432 Kostner We. przez
automobiI / boleSnie p~okaleczony "
S,ovo I bok. Niefortunnym automo-
biIista byi Oscar Newberg' Fam. p
mr. 5Ss - 81 pl.. ktorego policya
.~rssztowaIa lecz 20 zlozeniu nalez-
rspo poreczenia w~ypu$ciia ma vol
moss IN rozprawy sadowei. Nieszcze-
silva ofiare zabrano do szpitala po-
wiatowego gdzse sic zna1au'e std
ME krytycZnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

zscdzieis kieszonkowi mieli wczo-
raj nadzwyczajns tniwo Vsrod ma
tloku W tramwatach. EuseniuS9
Krauz. Poiak. Fam pnr. 1888 NO.
Richmond III. padf wczora1 ofiara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

W kosciele p. W. Sw. Michala Ar
chanicla, W So. Chicago odby} sic
Stub Jana Raczkowskiego z parma
,Janina Jankowska. Slubu mlodej
pare udzieli1 X. Franciszek Wal
czak. Nowozencom d~ruzbowali: D.
J6zef Raczkowski z parma Stanisfa-
wa sikorska, p. Wincenty Kazimier-
ski z parma Pelagia Pawlak | p.
Jan Ionkowski z parma Pelagia S.
korska. Cody weselne odbyly sic W
domu rodzicow PAM mlodej PREY
Lake Shore Drive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Polska Korporacya Palatine " Cd
powiedzi ma list Ambasady Polskiej
" Washingtonie. z~apraszajacy ia d.
pracv ola Polskiej Pczyczki Pan
stwowej. zabrala sic energicznie do
pracv. Sprzeda5 owych bond6w IL
wiencza sic pomyslnemi rezultatami
" ciagu pierwszych pieciu dni Kor-
norscva Palatine sprzedala bond6&
"a sumo s15.s 500. 'sprzedaz bondo"
trivia W dalszym ciagu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Czteroletnia Maryanna ZdrojeckS,
zam. pnr. 1904 Commercial ave. wyr
wala sic z rak swej matki i chcia'a
przebiegnee ma druga strone ulicy,
lecz niestety ME zdazy}a; uderzy} ID
automobil. kt6rym powozi} Tomasz
Clancy, gam. pnr. S34 E. S5tet I'll.
Zaniesiono nieszczeSliwa do poblt-
skiej aptek', gdzie wezwany lekar5
opatrzyi rany, poczem oddano ia ro-
dzicom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Oh. Jan C~ichorzewski, kontraktor
budowlany W dzielnicy Brighton
Park, zam. pnr. 1910 ". 42ei III.
uleg{ pred paru tygcdniami wypad
kowi podczas piracy, wskutek czeso
odniosl sksleczenie Okla / przez diva
tygodnie le1al W szpitalu sw. Luka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
Kronika MiejsCowa,

Dckonczenie re s'roricv l-szei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Policya wczoraj urzadzi{a obaaw7
IA diva notoryczne miejsca szulerki.
Jedno sic miesci pnr. 1872 W. Div
sion ul., a drugie pnr. 312 W. Chi
cago ave. W1a5cicielami sa: Benja
min Slater i Otton Sanders. W CHA
vie tel znajdowalo sic kilku Pola-
kow. Sprawl ich odoyla sic dz!s'aj
W sadie policyinym PREY n. Racine
ave.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25

, called. He reports these great sport
fish as very plentiful and ever ready
to break up your tackle unless you
have the strongest kind and are an
expert at handling il.
Louis Perron caugth white
perch that actually weighed X
lbs. near the chain bridge a few
days ago.
Snagging herring has been the
sport while the water was muddy
the last few days. and a number of
large catches were made just below
the Little Falls.
Paul Barstow. president OF the
Potomac Anglers Club. caught a
nice string of unusually large perch
in the deep water near the Virginia
shore. opposite Fletcher's. a few
days ago, using green shrimp for
bait.
Charles Remsburg. one of the
real bass fishermen. made his irst
TRY for white perch below the chain
bridge a few days ago. And he re-
corded a success, bringing in a nice
/ bunch of fish.
| Join the Potomac Anglers Club
and aid the organization in its
laudable efforts to restock the Po-
tomac and it's tributaries with
game. fish and then help to protect
the fish from the piratical fisher
men who murder all mother fish
and leave her nest and young to
the numerous marauders that in
fest the water awaiting their oppor-
tunity to devour the spawn or the
helpless young. fish.
| Quite a number of members OF
Congress are ardenet fishermen
/ Senator Mark Smith. Of Arizona,
ranking first in the upper body.
| while Representatives Oscar E
Bland, of Indiana, stands at the TOP
of the class of Waltonites OF the
House.
There are numerous devotees OF
rod and reel among the gentler sex
in Washington. but Mrs. George H
Halsey is, perhaps, the most sue
cessful one. Mrs. Halsey fishes in
both salt and fresh water, and has
perhaps, caught as many. IL not
more. white perch this season than
any other Washington angler.
Everyone of the many fishermen
that knew Miss Minnie Jenkins, the
young lady who presided over the
table at Trammels'. near Great
Falls, will learn with genuine sor-
row of her death, which occurred in
this city a short time ago. She was
stricken with pneumonia and
brought to a Washington hospital
but died couple of days after be.
| ing brought to the city.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
HAVRE DE GRACE
RESULTS.

First Race-Star Voter, 1o7
(Sande), 800. $50 and $40; Baby
Grand. ia (Rodriguez). $50. $40;
Madeline Lillian. III (Butwell), $50.
Time $50 3-5. Some Baby. Mogens,
Vic, Cullinan. Hope Princess, Gladys,
Many o. Mine also ran.
Second RacTBack Bay, 110
(ZoeIler). 700, 4.SO, $50; Elmahdi,
lis (ButwelD. 1910. $40; Subahdar,
115 (Kummer), $50; time, 1:15.
Happy Go Lucky. Bell Ringer. Phe-
dedon, Miss Sterling, Fait Accompli,
Challenger. Eastern Glow, Redland,
Kewessa, Tiger Rose, Hello Pardner,
Little Maudie also ran.
Third Race-Sir Barton, 133
(Kummer), $50. 800. $50; Milk
maid, 123 (Sande). 800. $50; Tick
lish, 102 (McAtee). $50; time, 1:13
is. Fruit Cake. Panoply. Diversion
Charlie Lydecker also ran. Sir Bar
ton and Milkmaid coupled.
Fourth Race-Star Master, ia
Kelly, 1T (Sande), 2.1O, 200; War
Pennant, 105 (Kummer), 2.10; time.
1:39 is. Cromwell. Bondage, Clean
Gone, Translate also ran. Billy
EeIly and War Pennant coupled.
Fifth Race-Sandy Beal, 10S (But-
well), $3.50. 1850, 4.5O; Paul Jones,
ia CSchuttinger), 2.70. 2.20: wild
air, III (Haynes). 800; time, 1:45
is. Blazes. Gallagher, King Thrush,
Blue Wrack also ran.
Sixth Raee-Irish Kiss, 106 (Mor-
ris), $50. $500 $50; War Machine.
107 (McCabe), $50, 400: Crystal
Ford, 104 CZoeller), $50. Time
1:47. Hank O'Day, My Dear, Soldat
de Verdun, Ettahe. waukeag and
Thistledon also ran.
Seventh Raee-Capital City. 10
CMorris), 1900. $50, 4.50: Great
Gull, 113 (Mountain), 27.5O, 11.O0:
Will Do. 115 Rodriguez). 10
Time-2:09 1-5. Little Nearer, Aus
tral, woodthrush. Waterproof, Cap
tain Hodge, Leinster and Tom
Brooks also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
Best of Prizes /;
For Winners at
Central Games

The most valuable set OF prizes
ever offered in a scholastic meet
In this section Of the country will
be awarded in the second renewal
Of the annual field and track car,
nival- of Central High under the
auspices OF the &C. Club in the
Central Stadium. May 8. =,
In addition to the customary
gold. silver and bronze medals for
FIRST. second and third places. re-
spectively, there vii be three very
hapdsome silver trophies. The most
sought after is the Parker and
Bridget Cup. two feet tall, and Of
sterling silver to go 70 the first
team winning the meet three times,
not necessarily consecutively.
Central High won first leg on
this last year. In addition, a silver
cup TO be known as the Emory
Wilson Memorial trophy will be Of
fered by the &C" Club for the team
winning the meet The Central
Alumni Association has donated a
third cup which Manager McDon-
AID. through authority Of the club.
has offered the runner up for ton
honors. The individual high point
scorer will receive another cup do
mated by the &C" Club.
Virginia. the District Of Coiur1-
bta, Maryland and Pennsylva mia
VII he represented by their best
schoolboy athletes. assuring inter-
state competition Of rare variety.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
Sandy BeaL, at Long Odds,
Captures Chesapeake Stakes
By HIGHWAY.

Havre de Grace, Nd. April "a
After trailing the leaders to the
stretch turn, W. s. Murray's Sandy
Bcal came on stoutly in the final
couple Of furlongs to win the rich
Chesapeake Stakes this afternoon
before the largest crowd ever as
sembled at the popular race course
here. Sandy Beal was the least play
ed horse in the race and paid his
supporters more than AZ to 1. jim
my ButweIl had the leg up on Sandy
Beal and his we'll judged ride had a
good deal to do with the victory.
Paul Jones. a keen factor the en-
tire trip, saved ground all the way
and outclassed Harry Payne Whit
ney's wildair in the final drive.
Blazes, his highly thought of stable
companion, was staggering at the
finish.
COItiIetti Spills.
Jockey ColtiIetti ad a bad spill
in the third race when, as he was
going to the front with a rush on
Whitney's Panoply. his saddle slip
ped at the five-furlong pole. He was
lucky to escape serious injury un-
der the circumstances. In the race
before he had a bit of bad luck. his
mount Happy Go Lucky getting away
from him at the post and ran
mile before the race. He was COM
peIled to pull her up after the bar
rier was sprung.
PanopIy led his field. riderless, up
to a few yards in front Of the
judges stand, and many were OF the
opinion that he would have beaten
Sir Barton with an even break. Sir
Barton set a fast pace all the way
and was under slight restraint most
of the trip. Ticklish, which ac-
counted for third place. went bit
wide entering the homo stretch.
Breaks Track Record.
The most thrilling finish OF the
meeting came in the fourth race
when Star Master and Billy Kelly
came down the stretch running as
a single horse. Andy SChuttinger
was lucky to get Star Master
nose in front at the wire. He had
the advantage of the outside posi-
tion. The race was run in the good
time of 1888 is. A. X. Macomber
was credited with the Circle Purse.
the first he has won, Immediately
after Star Masters victory.
Comdr. J. X. L. Ross Star Voter
broke the track record here for the
four-and-a-half furlong route in
the opening dash when his prom
Using 2-year-old clipped a fifth of
second of. Star Voter made the
route in SO 3-5.
Back Bay Lands
J. R Skinker's Back Bay managed
to last out the six furlong route in
the second race and win his second
purse during this meeting. FL
Mahdi, one which favors the track
here, was closing stoutly and would
have won in another stride. Subah-
dar took third.
Irish Kiss toyed with her field
in the sixth race, winning from War
Machine and Crystal Ford by a
length and a half.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
FISHING --::-- By DICK PEED

Unless you are a catflsherman n
there is little to look forward to for
the next two or three days. The
Potomac Is muddy, a condition not
favorable to perch or rock fishing.
while bass fishing is illegal. When
conditions of water permit perch
fishing should be excellent. Soft
crab and blood worms are consid-
cred the best bait. but the common
angle worm will answer quite well.
and green shrimp is also a success
full bait.
The incoming tide and a rock bot
tom will nearly always return the
best results. Low tide today at 6:47
a. m. and about one hour later each
succeeding ". II you catch a bass
obey the law and return II TO the
water.
The local authorities are after the
violators of the fish laws. and al
ready five convictions have been
secured. Fine and costs range from
$50 to Il25 in each case. the higher
punishment being handed out to the
net fishermen.
George Logan is credited with
catching a basket of the largest
perch brought in this season.
The Potomac Anglers Club is en-
gagged in a drive to increase the
membership to 500. and has sue
ceeded in more than doubling it's
numbers within the last few weeks
Postmaster General Burleson. u. S
Fish Commissioner Smith and K. p
Andrews are recent acquisitions to
the rolls.
Robert A. Martin recently pur-
chased tho power launch owned by
the late Commodore Charles w
Bell and is overhauling 1t from
stem to stern with a view to fishing G
the Potomac and adjacent waters
John Hoffman made the trip tc
Chesapeake Beach a few days age
and tried his luck without success
No fish had been taken with hook
and line within the last few days
Listen! It's contrary to law tc
catch a bass or even have one in
YOUR possession in the District OF
Columbia until Decoration Day. The
same laws apply in Maryland and
Virginia until June Is. Be a sport
and obey the law.
Capt. Charles G. Simons is home
from st. Petersburg, Fla, where he
spent the winter. He reports fish.
ing so good that you grow tired Of
hauling them in.
The writer has received recently
a communication from Albert p. L
Doyl. Public Printer of Panama
written on a single scale of silver
king, as the big tarpon that inhabit
the sea near the Canal Zone, i:
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
Ready
For Opening at
PimLico Course

Baltimore. Nd. April A.-The
stage is set at Pimlico for the In
augurstion next Saturday, under
the Auspices of the Maryland Jockey
Club, one of the oldest and most
stable OF American racing associa-
tions, of what promises to develop
the greatest race meeting Of thor
oughbreds Maryland will ever have
known.
Nearly q thousand thoroughbreds
of various ages and degrees of use
fulness that represent, as regards
ownership, the best there Is of
American craftsmanship are assem-
bled at the popular old Hilltop
course or thereabouts and, taking
them as a group, they are as near
first class racing condition as thor
oughbreds ever are In Maryland at
the beginning of May. Some of
them have raced themselves into
condition at Havre de Grace, where
the Hartford Agricultural and Breed
ers' Associations spring session is
now under way.
The others have gailoped them
selves into condition at Benning,
at Pimlico, at Laurel Park, on the
great courses about New York, ana
at the many private training places
of the eastern seaboard States.
The Pimlico meeting will con-
tinue through the 18th, on which
day. as a grand finale, the $4,000
Preakness Stakes will be decided,
with the greatest 3-year-olds of
the country participating, and 1t
will be marked by the distribution
among horsemen of a matter of
100000, of which about $194,0O0
will be added money.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
Jack Stone VII
Meet Jack Smith
AtArdmore Club

Kid Sullivan has arranged an IN
teresting card for Monday night,
May Q, when the Ardmore Athletic
Club will stage another of its semi
monthly boxing shows. Five six
FOUNDERS with a ten-round en-
counter for the main bout, has been
carded for the fans who patronize
the Maryland club. In the main set
TO Promoter Sullivan has booked
Sailor Smith, of Baltimore, against
Joseph Stone, champion of the East
ern Division. formerly Of New York,
but now stationed at Fort Myer.
These battlers will journey over the
ten-round route at 165 pounds.
Another bout which should prove
a banner attraction is the semi
wind-up of six rounds, in which
Pasty Donovan, fly-weight cham
pion Of the South, will be seen in
action against Buddy Sullivan,
champion fy-weight battler Of the
navy.
The preliminaries will furnish
many rounds OF fast NIT mixing. "a
Young Ramsey and Young Dempsey,
performing at 1856 pounds, are sched
uled for six rounds. Eddie Moran,
a speedy little fighter of the north
east will meet Jack Moore, of St
Louis for six rounds.
One OF the preliminsries which
should prove as interesting as the
main setto is the siX-round encoun-
ter between Johnny Ray. Of Wash
tngton. and Johnny Beck. OF Fort
Myer. Ray has always produced
plenty of show in his previous bouts
and will no doubt give his oppo-
nent a tough battle at the coming
show
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
Alexander to Be
Lnuited to Enter
Tournament Here

Walter Wilcox of the Chevy Chase
is in New York on a few days
business trip. and. while there cx-
poets to sec many OF the tennis
players invited to compete in the
clubs invitation event next month
with the view toward urging them
to compete. Already six have prom
ised to be on hand and the tennis
committee is anxious that this be
increased to at least a dozen.
While there, Wilcox will invite
the veteran Fred B. Alexander to
participate, his name being inad-
vertently omitted from the list Of
those to- whom Invitations were
sent. 1t is hoped that Alexander will
be able TO play here as he is Pne OF
the best-known racquetcrs in the
world and has many personal
friends among the local tennis con-
tingent.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

First Raee-Lady Fair Play, lO4
CEnsor). 1o1.6o. 20.3o, $40; Flags,
113 (McCann), $50, $40: Minute
Man. s5 Cwida), $50. Time-1:13.
Attaboy II. Lady Luxury, Basil,
Blushing Beauty, Mickey Moore
and Rafferty, also ran.
second Race-The Alloy, 112
tsmalD. $3.50. 1910. $50; Gangway.
liz Robinson). $40, $50; Uncle
Veto, 112 Uunsford). $40. Time
rs. Court View. Frank Moody,
Smoke Screen. ST. Michael, The
Englishman. Few Acres, Planet and
Be Sure also ran.
Third Race-Busy Signal. 112
Gyke). 1920. $50. $50: Lorraine.
11s CwIda). 72o. $50: Distinction.
1es Howard). ESQ. Time-1:13 As.
Substitute. Easter Flower, Wild
Flower. Cobwebs. Truly Rural,
Drumhre. Clintonville and Eyes of
Youth also ran.
Fourth Race-Minto II. 116 CMur-
ray), 2o.5o. $40. 100: Matinee Idol.
10 (Ambrose). 11.5O. 7.sO: Kiku,
110 Gunsford). $40. Time-1:3s.
Leo l.. Prospector, woodtrap,
Routledge, Twin. Pastoreau, General
Haig and Marchesa II also ran.
Fifth hace-Miss Mullins, ia
Gyke). 400. $40. $50: Miss Fon-
taine. 119 Murray. 1880, $40:
Champagne. 119 (Ambrose). 2.7o,
Time-:47 As. Dagmar, Mary Jane
Baker. cointreau. Helium, Pimento,
Bettina and Cour d. Feu also ran.
sixth Race. c. Stone, 112
Gunsford). 11.4o. $50. 4.7o: Daha-
biah II, 107 CTaylor). 1920, 7.2o:
Red Start, 107 CKennedy), $50.
1me-2:O6 As. Fly Home, Chill
ldm, Tanlac, Tom Saunders and
James also ran.
Seventh Raee-Dancing Spray,
105- --Lunsford), 21.70. $50. 500;
Glass Toi. ia (Ensor), 7.30. $40:
wadsworth's Last. ia tMerrimee),
$40. Time-1:Is as. II. C. Basch,
warlike, Keep. Merchant, Twin
twin. Miss Patty. Night Wind and
W. p. Montgomery also -an.