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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-17

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-17


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earth Try two and see for
yourself
For The Folks Who Positively (aILc Tale HCmcless Child
or Children Into Their Home.
opportunity to help definite way
when EVERYBODY wants
to do SOMETHING make SOMEBODY ELSE HAPPY -.
OUR GREATEST AND IMMEDIATE is MORE MONEY. We
received enough Thanksgiving appeal to entirely
wine out deficit the SIX THOUSAND
December expenses we viii finish
renderd FREE OF DEBT
m portion of the state Don't
you agree with US that this was SOME job?
Now We smallest that YOU send
all lodge club
POSSIBLY SECURE Send al money checks etc. to our
Bldg Jacksonville Fla 1t will be warmly
provide REAL CHRISTMAS for scores Of little
children most of whom have NEVER known what
REAL CHRISTMAS WAS
WE ALSO NEED BADLY-cHLDRENs CLOTHES FOOD, ETC
RECEIVED LESS and
NEEDED all kinds shapes and sizes and of
endless quantity of jees fruits
kdde and send it either
cur Chdrens Receiving Riverside Ave. Jacksonville
Home 1929 osco St. Jacksonville We have big
family will gladly anything that
children eat or enjoy.
MAKE YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS HAPPIER SOME
FAMILY OF. HOMELESS CHILDREN WHOSE
CHRISTMAS DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON WHAT YOU AND OTHER
GOOD FOLKS THEM, AND PLEASE DO 1T NOW BE-
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EARNESTLY PLEADING help man,
Florida Sunday
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"FlOrida's Greatest Charity"
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Headquarters, Bldg, Jacksonville.
JUDGE BAKER, President v. CONVICTION
d. MARCUS {. FAGG, State Superintendent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
INFUNDADO PANIco

Ell IsTPARCIAL. como slempre, iij0
aver por verldica information, Ia YER
dad de 10 ocurrido en- Ponce con la
antigua casa banearia Credito y Aho-
rro Ponceho. en- la que un NAL inten-
,cionado rumor produjo unlpanico que
desapareci6 enseguida. En- sestos mo-
imentos, en- que Ia mala fe de gentes
sin escripulos, logreros de negocios Q
.enemigos grat,iitos, tratan de ocasio-
mar dai1os a las instituciones de Gre
ditto del pals. Ell pIblico serio debe es-
tar siempre preyenido y no dar aten-
ci6n a rumores infundados que no
ocasionan sino perjuicios sin compen-
saci6n para nadie. Nuestro cr6dito in-
terror exterior tiene bases dema-
siadas bien cimentadas, Y el pals .debe
tener confanza, va que nunca ha sido
esta desfraudada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

uga municipal Agular Campoo despues sucesva
mente otras pobacone haa hizo C6dgo general de
Castillo donde u6 onocdo ambn los nombres FuerO del
bro LbrO de los Consoles de Casa Fuero de Cas Fuero
CaseanO FueO de las Estuvo obevanca durante II
os haa 1872 los quenes conven Co
dgo consgeron deroga6n resabecmento del Fuero Vie
jo hasa que Odenamento Aa d6
OblgatOria al Fuero Real
OrdenGento de TGeriasLeycs AdeantadOs Mayo
NaeUd LeysSon de mportanca secundara dgnO
de menc6n estOs trabaos del mimo Dr. Alfonso Las tGG
quedaTOn rguladas OrenamenO
rubcado 1876 oeancia 80 Las encO
ees de los adeantados esabecian
ban ree estos mportan unconaries epecamente
aeter de uece Las yes enn oeto esov consul
hacian los alcades cumpir ees
Fuero Real el# sts
Leyes de Esto-Esta eyes contenen urprudenca
Tribunaes Snpemos Coe aplicac6n
Sc pubicaron hasta epoca posterior Dn. Alfonso.
UmioymidGd Legal
bajos de Alfonso Sabo va conception
tuvo de la necesdad de unoar legislation decddo
prop0so de insprarse enos principles del
Las Sete PddGs Ell C6dgo de las Sete Pardas consde
ado la ebra monumental de Dn Alfonso Sab
10 mpobo rabaj POGO probable
esa opinion hay dngudOs autores sosenen ha sido
adoptada Academia la Historic sendo Dn Al
mando formar C6g no 10 estud6 todo por
smo Otros usados escrtoes soenen que auores
Pardas que primero
pue hijO Dn Alfonso Su primitive ulo fue bro de Leye
Fuero Leyes" pero ea dvddo partes
que citaban nombr partida urconsuos
"Las Pardas Dsuten autore l proposito de Dn Al
C6digo yes bro doctna Apo
este dlmo agumeno innovation sgnfca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
UN ALAMBIQUE

En- la calle del ''Mangle", en-
Tras Talleres, Canturce, fue
sorprendido por Ia policia, Jose
Gomez en- momentos, que Sc de-
dicaba a la fabrication de ron,
en- un alambique de su propie-
dad Fue denunciado a la Cor
te Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
Dc h DiaIia Information

mosa bandera que sera obsequio de un
conocido leader polftico de la Isla,
a los unionistas de San Juan, con mott
vo del triunfo en- las elecciones muni-
cipales de esta ciudad. Llevara el es-
cudo de Puerto Rico y banderas de
Estados Unidos ! Ia unionista porto.
rriuuefia -bordada en- colores sobre el
fondo de seda de la bandera. De los
diibujosSse encargan artistas de m6ri.
to, Y resultara un espl6ndido trabajo,
que probara como en- Puerto Rico pue-
de hacerse todo ESQ. Probablemente
sera estrenada el dia de la fiesta por
la toma de possession del nuevo cuerpo
de la Administration Municipal.
MUCHA GENTE
Continda Ell pdblico quejandose de
la gran aglomeraci6n de pasajeros en-
los carros electricos, que en- determi-
nadas horas del trafico, van material.
mente "prensados" en- los vehfculos,
Ei faltan carros, deben aumentarse en-
seguida, y 81 hay los suficientes, dedi.
car los necesarios para que Ell pdblico
este mejor servido.
OBsERvADeR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
PRONT'UARIO.

de fOrtaecer los franquca prvlegiOs
haan de eOs peqenos estadO COncuan la
tempOs de ell pueblo ell de los
uchas con ell poder de la nObeza.
Sguen despues Core COncilos de Leon Coyanz
cebrados sos dpu6s de los COncos de Toledo En- con
o de Leon Coyanza los mobiles concurreron mag
mates popio ntere sno rpesentandO vasalOs
tado conuyendo clase ambn concurreron estas Cor
tcs los concejos por medic de representatives.
La hsa demuesra que los de los pueblOs
uvierOn abda epanOe
veran los de las nacone Europa los dutados de las
cudades tyeon enaa Paramento ngles 1926 Ale
mania 1897 Franca 133 mentras las cudad
olas Cortes Aragon 1884, las de Castillo
113S las de Navarro 1194
Desde ugo mportanca
cOs de fines del grandes todavfa En- elias
omaban Tesouones amadas "OenamietO de Supcaco
espuestas de los las peciOnes de las cudades
oa Ordenamenos ley Ora institution notable de esta
poc eudasmo exenddo toda Europa modifcado
Eana esado la Oposcion de los municpos
Tales las de los de domncat
de fdeidad homemade condici6n de aspasar
poestad del castillo sin previo de fdedad al
del adquirene Sc fundarOn oamente
Leon Castillo sino tambn acentuadamente Catauna
Arag0n E gmen feudaismo radcaba ell emento
mncO radoa Espana los godos Al del udalso la
nObe adqu grandes prerrogavas exencione prepote
daba grandes uchas En- esta eoca
cbraban conios agunos de uales hemo tado enos
Hos tempos monaqua hereditara
eeciva los empos de godos contribute
pracca de los asocar gobno los hios parente
election los mismos para cederes Ia Ell
Ofcio patno amado curia ego ohor empos de los gOt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
PoR AGREs1ON

La policfa arrest6 y entreg6
al cuerpo de guardias, al solda-
do David Martinez, a quien Sc
acusa de haber agredido con un
vase, en- un cafe de la ciudad, a
Virgilio Pab6n, ocasionandole
una herida zen la cabeza, de la
que fu6 asistido en- la Sala de So
vorros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
REFINANDo AzUCAR

Productores de azicar de Puerto Ri.
co, para defenderse de la deprecia-
ci6n actual que ha ocasionado una
en- el nercado, enyfan
sus frutos EstadOs Unidos y allf 10
refinan, pagando la suma convenida,
para luego llevarla al mercado consul
midor. 81 EN- la Isla Sc hubiera esta-
blecido una Reflnerfa-como Sc pro-
yect6-el mecanismo resultarfa mas
facil y de mayor convenience para to-
dos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
A CONSTITUTE

n Personals que tenfan prOyectos para
la construction de viviendas no los
habfan realizado a causa de los altos
precios de los materiales, Sc disponen
a comenzar sus obras, pues las noti-
cias tiltimas son de que los tipos Sc
podra resolverse ell problema de las
viyiendas. San Juan aumenta cOnsi-
derable y rapidamente su poblaci6n y
Ell asunto de las viviendas es uno de
los que mas dificultades ofrece para
aquel progreso.
EN- SAN JUAN
De Vieques, ell sefior j. J. Benftez,
hacendado de aquella isla, que regre-
SO su elegante residencia de San
turce.
Regres6 a Guayama acOmpafladO de
su respectable senOra madre-la que
volvi6 de Espaila ell el vapor de aver
ell sefior Genaro Cautifio. Los distin-
guid0s esposos Cautiilo- Bruno, OtrOs
elementos de la sociedad de Guayama,
han tributado un carifioso recibimien-
to a la seilora que regresa.
Regres6 a Humacao ell nuevo juez
de aquella Corte de Distrito, Lcdo. Sc
nor Pablo Berga.
Volvi6 su residencia en- Ell Este, ell
seilor Manuel Gonzalez, que yisit6 la
ciudad ell asuntos particulares.
Estuvo en- San Juan Ell senior Joa-
quin Barnes, de Ponce, conocido indus
trial de aquella ciudad.
UN RICO PRESENTE
Sc esta esperanto la tela y otros ac-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
CARBURADoREs. ZENITH

Acabamos de recibir un nuevo. sur
lido de estos famosos economizadores
de gasOlina, para tOda. clase de Ca
rrOs, de 1858 y IL Cilindros, asi como
pleas de repuesto- para los mismos.
A. Alvarez y Hermanos.
Stop. 6, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
LEGO LA DESEABLE Aqua
PURGANTE RUBINAT.

Participamos a los Sres. Far
nlac&uticOs haber recibidloi pOr
vapor espahol 100 Cajas de so
,BotelIas del muy cOnOcidO y an
tiguO PURGANTE ESPANOL
preferidO pOr Ell pdblicO a tOdOs
sus similares.
CERECEDO HERMANOS &
co. SUCRS.
AdVt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03

Ell MEJOR TRAJE de sPalm
Beach que Sc vende en- la isla, 10
tenemOs nOsOtros. a $11:9O, pf-
dalO.-Gonzalez Padin. Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03

Sedas y telas de fantasia con un
300 de descuentO en- LAS NOveda.
des", Brau As, San Juan. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-03
/. All Cornerciio

Sc desean realizar 25
mil Mosquiteros Militia
res en- partidas de 500
en- adelante. Pagados de
ctontado Sc dan precios
muy baratos.
M. Rodriguez & Co.
Telefono 5sS, ----- Allen rs,
San Juan, p. r.
Advt.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Rscs-LegotsI. I0I (Buen. 40. 3 80.
so; High Gear. 1O6 wilson. 40, $40;
Cock Roach. 1O4 (KennedyD $50. Time
1:l3 80. Sand Bed. Sol Gilsey. View, Per.
feet Lady, Ava R. Captain Tom JagO, Zone
d'Armee and Sea Prince also ran.
Second RAce-Donna Mona, l09 (Stone)
1910, $50, $40; Doctor Jim, 1l2 CCrumpD
T.SO. $50; Simonite. Il2 LunsfordD. OO
Time l:l4 Is. Jake Field. Goldie Ross.
GorhSm, Toy. Along. DuIce Tokalon. VeIle
h. Sans Boy, Mountain Girl and Fire.
worth also rau
Third Raes-Airdrie. 1O1 Kennedy. 10. so
J-96. $50: Pirate MCGEE. 90 Mooney, 80
40; Captain Burns. Jos (Hanovsr). 300
Time l:47 -. Rapid Stride, Durella, Count.
er Balance. Black Thong. LoyaIist. Clerk
Gormoran, Amanda and Bombast also ran
Fourth Race-My Rose, lO7 CHcnuedy)
$50. $50; Miss Fontsine 40 LunsfordJ
$50. Time los 3-5. Quick View. Kate
Frrley. The Widows First. Wanatsh and
Martha Gray also ran
Fifth Race-Sway. l12 Lunsford) 500
$50. 20: Twin. ia CkennedyI, 100, $50
WOodtrap, ll2 tConnellyD. $50. Time rs
FIank W, BAckie Daw. Breadman. Pas
toreau also ran.
Sixth Race-Gossip$ Avenue, 1O7 III
Burke), so, $50, 2.40: Bettipa. lI2 CHein
tsch), so, 2.30: MiIlersburg,' 1903 (WiIlisl
go. Time 1:07. Nanny o. Mine, Lasi
Rose, loneliness and Penwen also ran.
seventh Race-Le Fondre, I02 Ckennedy)
1890. 1900. $50; Walter H Pearce, l0f
lHeinischl. $50, go: Nab. 100 (BueD. 3, 80
Time, l:i3 -. Camoufage, Plenty. Hocnir.
Harvey Smarr. Old Broom. John w Klein,
Jack Hill and Mary Fuller also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
LAUREL ENTRIES

First Receive and one-half furlongs
LouEb Maiden, o.; Explosive. 1903; Mantilla'
Ill; Jacques. 1O5; George ". lO3; Tige,
lO3: sKinetic lO5; Vera Wood, 100; Devil
TO Pay 100: Chow, Ill; Tosca, 100; Sales
man. III; Run George. 1OS
Second Racs-Mile and one-siIteenth
sPerizourdine. lO6: G. ". Miller. 1lS: Nancy
Ann. lO1; 'Sinn Feiner, lOs; Psdua, 10;
Indiscret. lib. Note-HOrses TO be rider
BY jockeys who have never won a race.
Third R2es-SiK furlOugs: Ruben, lO9
The Baggage. los: sammy Jay. l05: Made
line Lillian 10T; Night Raider. lOs; tMutti'
ksns. lOe; Gimme. los: Dark Horse. l12;
Serapas, lI2: +BastiIle. lOS; Lusmore. lO5;
Miss Rakin, IOj. II. &. L. Ross entry.
Fourth R,ee-Si1 furlonEs: War Marvel
1l4; Peter Piper. 126; +BuUet Proof, lO4;
iKnot. 100. +Sucrry. 1OJ; sPride Of India
100 IS A Cloyton entry. samuel Ross
entry.
FIN Racs-one mile: John P. Grier,
rs; Paul Jones 100: Routledge. us: star
Realm. rs; Milk Maid, ia; Capt. Hersh'
sixth Rlcs-siI furIongs: 'Lucie May
%: AnnabcHe. l02: Cobalt Lass. lOT; Lloyd
George. 10: Sadie D. IO2: 'First Pullct
1O7: Deckhand. ll5; Rsconteuse. lo7; Gen
eraI, 10; Amackassin. ll0; 'kirau, lO2;
PICKLE Fancy lOT: Nancy Ann. 81; Cal
vert. InJ; Flyiub welshman. 40.
Seventh Race-Mile and one-quaFter: 'Sir
wm. johnson. o.: Mistress Polly. Ill; Capi
taI City, IO2: Incidence, lO2; TWodsn, 40;
sNartha Luckett 102; AustraI, 10; Ken.
tvcky Boy. lO2: Arbitrator. lOi; Court Fool
lO4; Hong Kong, Zoe. fUuerbsck entry
,Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
LAUREL RESULTS

First Race-Chevalier 1lO (RodrigueE)
%. 20, 1850. $50: PimIico, 100 CAIleul. "a 10.
l3 40; Sea Court, lO6 johnson, ll.s0 Time
IA 2-5. Wild Thoughts, Sheba. Sacajaewa,
General Agramonte. Jealous. Dolly C, Fern
wood and Luemore also ran.
Second Race-Full Cry. l47 stevenson ,
l1.sO, 40. 3 80: Highland Light, l47 CUrsD.
1 40, 800; Man of the Hour. l4T CCrs rswford) ,
4 20. Time 4:O3. War Tongs, Mohican
Bronze Eagle. Over Match and Hurry Up
also ran.
Third Raoe-Chasseur. lis CROdrigueZl .
40, .. 80. = 20; Rubdium. los (ColtilettiD
80, go; Tantalus. Ill (Simpson). I so.
Time 40 3-5. Romeo and Carpet Sweeper
also ran.
Fourth Race-Dr. Clark. l25 tAnbrose)
40, out. OFT: Heron. 10 (HaynesI, out,
out; Cock O. the Rcost IL CSimpsouD, out.
Time l 40 -. Only three starters.
Fifth Race-JOhnny Overton. los CFatorD,
81 so 12.6O. $50: Pitter Patter, Jos (Col-
tilettD, 10. 40; King George. los
theoghl. so. Time Al. Frank B. Dinty
Moore and French Mortar also ran.
Sixth Race-Helen Atkin. 1O6 CAllenl
30 so, li.4O, $50; Bon Jour. Ill (ButveIU
6 90; $40; Pride Of India. l15 CKeoghl.
20. Time 1:lS l.. Ina Frank Archie
Alexa nder. Louise V. Goldine Smart GU<
Parnee I'd. Stepson and Philippe slso ran.
Seventh Race-Rollicking Airs, 90 CColti.
lettD. 1910, sB0. 40: Sugsrmint. IOa
! tSharpel. $50. 80; Zouayen. liz CHeupeD
| $50. Time l:4l 1-j. Link Boy. The BeIgis q
I'd, Little Ed, Taraseon and Nspoli also ran
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
Whitney, StarNotP Pressed
Despite Heavy Impost

NJ. ], Murphy's Chasseur won his
third consecutive race in Maryland
in the third race in the easiest sort
of fashion from Jim Beans Rubi-
dium and Smiths Tantalus. Carpet
Sweeper could never get up.
JENNY Overton springs surprise.
Pitter Patter, from the Clopton
stable, made all of the early pace
in the fifth number. cheap race
for maiden 3-year-olds and upward,
but when Salmon's Johnny over
ton began to run in the stretch
the latter beat Patter to the wire
by a couple of lengths. overton
was overlooked in the speculation
and paid $3.50 for 81.
Helen Atkin, one which scored
at Havre de Grace at succulent
odds, proved that her victory there
was no fiuke in the sixth race when
she came back and won from a
classier field than she faced on the
first occasion. Bon Jour ran q good
race to finish second. while the
popular choice, Pride of India, saved
the smallest portion of the purse.
J. II. Rosseter uncovered q good
thing in the nightcap when he sent
to the post his 3-year-old fiily. Rol-
licking Airs. Rollieklng Airs took
the rise of the barrier, and wor
eased up. Sugarmint outgsmeo
Zouave for the place.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
JAMAICA RESULTS

First Raee-Fla mbette, lib CKummerD 5
10 l, to 3. 3 to }; Turna bout. H. (Ensorl,
to /. even; Dewey Eve. IL iRObinsonl. l
to ;. Time 1901 3-5. Atala. Yeomanette.
Hold Up. Sea Mimic, Cornell and Winds Of
Chance also ran.
Second Race-Dorcas, lI6 CEnsorl. II to
20. out. out; Marie Anontiuette. 81 tkeinerI
out. out Alma B. Os everett, out. Time
:4j 80. Only three starters
Third Race-Nstursl Bridge. ll6 (Fair.
brotherl. TO ;. out. out; Alberta A. III
lEnsorl, out. out; War Plume. l06 iWeiner),
out. Time 2:07 -. Only three starters
Fourth Racs-Yibrate. 90 Mooney, S to
;, out, out; Dry Moon. H. lEnsorl, out. out:
Seacove, 1O2 lBabinl. out. Time :O6 %
Only three starters.
Fifth Raoe-Dark Hill, 1lj lkummer), I
to ., to ). to 4; Lovely, 1Ol Mooney
to l, to ); TetIey, 1O9 (McCabel, I tC
5. Time l:47 3-5. Frogtown Challenger
Pierre-s-Feu. Tiger Rose, Dioseoride and Au,
rum also ran.
Sixth Race-Dream OF the Valley. l2l
Turner. to l. ) to ., s to ); Lunetta
lu3 thummerD, even. 1 to .; Different Eyes
tMcCsbeD, 4 to l. Time 1:l3 Is. Leading
. Star, Ponty Pridd, StalIau, War Cry. Thelms
Z. and The Lamb also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
TWO MORE ADDED TO
YALE'S INJURED LIST

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 4-Inju-
ries pursue the Yale eleven. Ten
members compose the hospital list.
two being added today when John
Acosta, guard. and Sturm. full back.
were slightly hurt. Sturm today
started the practice az full back.
only to retire with a bruised ankle
in favor OF Jim Herman. another
promising sub. AcOsta's shoulder
was hurt. but he will probably re-
turn to the game before the close
OF the week Head Coach Tad
Jones shifted Ysle's usual style OF
Mondays practice by ordering
scrimmsging instead Of the usual
signal work on the Monday fol-
lowing a scheduled game. Thorne
Murphy booted a field goal over the
Crossbar from the e5-ysrd line late
in the practice
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
JAMAICA ENTRIES

First Rsce-For 2-yesr-oId maidens; sell
ing; hye and one-half furlongs: BacchsuI-
lani, 1O5; Lady Stella. Ill: Frivolous, IO2
Shorts First, lOl; Julienne, ia; Oreus, ll2:
Johnny OCOnnell. 107: Thorn Hedge, lIa:
Jamaica Belle, 96: Ocean Swell, liz; The
Foreign. lO7
Second Rsce-For 2-year-olds; selling
nVe and one-hslt furlongs: Machine Gun
ner' ITO; Glare Frances, IO7; Fading Star,
luS; Ross r. 10; George Bovee, us; Miss
Petite. lOI; Sunny Days, lO7; Omer L llO;
Nambia. 10.
Third Rsce-Lafayette Purse: s-year-oIds
and up; mile and one-Sixteenth: Fair Gain.
III; Sweet Music. 90; On High, lO2; War
Bond IOJ
Fourth Race-The Gowsnus Selling Stakes.
S2,OOO added; 3-year-olds and up; mile and
one-sixteenth: Pickwick. l15; CoaIrr, lO6:
Major Parke. 1l6; Thunderstorm, la6; .vice
Chairman. I0J.
Fifth Race-The Auburn Dale Hspdicsp:
3-yesr-olds and up; mile and seventy yards
Ennlade, l26; Thunderstorm. I04; Recount,
lOI; Sslyestra. l07; Tom McTsrgsrt. 1l2.
Tailor Maid, 9s; George, lle.
sixth Race-Msidens; 3-yesr-olds and nm.
SIX furlongs: Sir Clarence. lis; Mountain
Dew, liz; Prime Sd. lis; War Loan, us;
Legaulois, lli; Victor s. lis; L'Enioeur,
lis; War Map, l15; Furlough, us; Curyti.
bs, 1l2; Titanium, 1l5.
Five pounds apprentice.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
BY HIGHWAY.

Harry Payne Whitney's DR.. Clark
won the The Palatinate," the fea-
ture purse at Laurel yesterday af-
ternoon without extending himself
overmuch, although he carried the
heavy impost of 12G pounds.
Alvarezs Heron gave spirited
chase to DR.. Clark, but he never
really threatened the whitney star.
Cock of the Roost, the only other
starter, always trailed.
Popular choices were consistently
toppled over yesterday, DR.. Clark
and Chasseur being the only popu-
lar choices to score.
Long shots" Land.
Chevalier started the long shot
ball arolling when he just managed
to outlast Grifiith's tasty closing
Pimlico by the narrowest of mar
gins. Pimlico came from nowhere
in the stretch in an effort to over
haul Chevalier and just missed
Sea Court, another outsider. finished
third.
Mrs. w. A Primes Full Cry ran
an excellent race to take the stee'
plechase event Full Cry set the
pace and was in front the entire
route, although he was forced &c
the utmost to .outlast the deter
mined challenge of the favorite
Highland Light.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
LATONLA ENTRIES.

First R,e.-Purse 81, 800: claiming a-year-
oldS and up; six furlonEs. RUBY, lO4;
Roseterer. 1O5: 'Missed the Time. l0T; war
IDOL lOT: winosh. 10: 'Lsncelot. Ill;
loT: 'PortHght. los; Gypsy Queen, no.;
swar Prize, l12. Also eligible-Rine, 109;
sAblaEe, IO2; 'MaEel c.. 1O4 'Meilora, lO4;
High Gear. iO4: Triumphant. 1O4.
Second RAes-Purse 1880; claiming; for
3-yesr-olds and up; one mile. Sweeping
Glance, l05; sLucky B., los; 'AIheas, los; /;
Harry B.. 10; Linden. ia; 'Msdge F.,
l06; 'Port DrsPesu, los; Belgian Queen, 109;
Legal. Ill.
Third Race-Purse 81, 800; maiden; 2-yeae-
oIds; ave and one-hsIt furIOngs. Miss Pros
perity. liz; Doua LOriette, ll2; Sahara Zsde,
liz: Sleepy Dear. 112; Grace Dausherty, 1l2;
Miss Diaye. H.; Miss FOntaine. H.; Belle
Of stonewaIl. 1l2; Louise Wynne, H.;
Golden Ounce. III; Dromore. ll2; Cigale,
lI2 Also eligibIe-British Maid. liz; Little
Bess, 1l2.
Fourth Racs-Purse 81 500; allowance;
The Ludlow purse; for 3-yesr-olds and up
hIlies and mares; six furlongs. Blue Para
disc iO6; Looking Up. lO6; Furbelow, lOI :;
Fair Play. 1O5; Dresden IO5; Blushing
Beauty. 10; Viva America. 10
Fifth Raoe-PurSe 81 800; claiming; .
yesr-olds; ave and one-han furIongs. big
Charles Aoyrnes, 18T; 'Jetsam. lOT: Ras,
los; promising Tom, 103; 'Tswasentha
lO4: Dorothy Hyuss. los; .Ring Rose. IO7
oralezgo, los: MaehisTefli. los. Also eligible
-Ho Hum, los; 'Runmic. llO: TONY SUIT
ton. los; 'Horkte. 100; Peppery Polly, los;
social Star. l0T.
Sixth Rnee-Purse 900; allowance:
Grand Hotel purse: 3-yesr1olds: one mile and
one-eigbth. Grand slam. l0S; Captain Mac.
Il3; Trsyessy, l0s; Sterling, lis.
Seventh 7ace-Purse 81 800: claiming: 4
yssr-olds and up; mile and one-auarter. 'Pit
l04; 'Csntileyer. 1O4; King Fisher 100 :
Bourbongreen, lO9; short Stop, 1l0; sDocod
ao4: wave, l0I; Manager Waite, 100; Fair
fOrient- liO; 'Bradleyis Choice. no.
Five pounds apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. Track fast
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
G. u. CONFIDENT OF
BEATING TAR HEELS

The Hntoppers were put through
q short signal drill yesterday, and
. today they will get down 90 real
hard practice. which they will keep
UP until Thursday night, in prep
arstion for their game with North
Carolina University on Saturday
The Blue and Gray eleven is
hopeful OF downing the team that
took the measure Of Navy al An
nspolis last Saturday. There IL
great amount OF confidence at Jhr
Hilltop that they will defeat the
fast-travelinC Tarheels from North
Carolina Coach ENendine ~ murh
gratihed over the quick recovery
Of Dutch LeiEhty. who sustained a
badly spraincd ankle last week.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-05
Baltimore VS.. ST. Paul.

New York. oct. 4--The post sos-
son series between Baltimore. pen
nsnt winners in the lntsrnationsI
League. and St Paul, pcunant win
nsrs in the American Association.
will begin Tuesday. October s. az
Baltimore and will be won by tho
first club winning I'VE games. Tn"
games will be played in Dsltimor'
on October 5. :. 9 and 10. and begin
at St Paul October lS.