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JAMAICA RESULTS

First Race-Tout Or. los DaviesD, 5 to /,
3 TO l, 6 10 ;; SegurOla. III tEn>orl. to /.
: 10 .: Lady Stella, Ill CTurnerr. TO s.
Time los. Craftsman, Lady Fruppe. Mile.
Fleurv. Master Jack, Julienue and Lady
Lovitt also ran.
Second Race-Titaniam. 100 20 BERT. 20
to l; 10 1. = to /; The Wit. 10 tEnsorl,
to ). out; L L'Enjoleur, Ill (Poucel. to s
Time 1.4S. Our Nephew, Caddie. Sweet
Tooth and Clare Booth also ran.
Third Race-keZish. l13 tEnsorl, ) TO l.
s to .. to 10; Sir Clarence. 1O5 tOberU.
to l. 3 TO /; Gueland, Ill Hopkins. 3
to 3. Time las 3-5. Lovely. Gex, Lottery
and Toadstool also ran.
Fourth Race-Msjor Parke, 100 (Rummerl 4.
: to 10, l 10 1. out; Tableau d'Honnur. ia
Frsorl. to >. to 10; Leading Star. lOJ
Mooney. even Time 1:13 3-5. Assume,
Different Eyes, YOuneed and Crystal Ford
also ran.
Fifth Racs-TetIey. 9s (weiner). I3 to
-. l 10 q. ont; DioscOride, 1O4 Turner 3
TO l. even, Tiger Rose, 101 GIooneyl. to
) Time 1:47 45. Mars Mouse and Salute
also ran.
Sixth Race-George Bovee. lis Ponce. j
10 l, to .. to 5; Ross R.. l13 NilIerl
= to >, out. Omer X. 113 Buxton l to 6.
Time l:O7 So. Sulphur, Frivolous. Fading
star an" Florette also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
THRONG TOSEE
TURF CLASSIC
One Hundred Thousand Ex-
pected to See Man O War
And Sir Barton Meet.

Windsor, Canada, Oct. s.-With the
notels here and in Detroit crowded
to overhowing, and with special
trains to the track chartered, the
biggest crowd in the history Of
American or Canadian racing is ex-
peeted to see Sir Barton and Man
o. War start for the $4,000 purse
Tuesday. One hundred and ten
thousand are expected to be present.
The two generally conceded fast
est horses on the continent are eat
ing, sleeping and exercising in their
specially constructed homes. with
in 100 yards of the oval over which
they will battle for the biggest
stakes ever recorded in the his
tory of the American turf.
Both horses had try-out be-
tween the fourth and fifth races
at Kenilworth today and received
tremendous ovation from the
crowd Interest is added TO the
race since Samuel D. Riddle, of
Philadelphia, owner of Man o War,
announced that Tuesdays event
will be the last race for his horse
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Racs-Purse 81, 300; claiming; for 4
vear-oIds and up; six furlongs. MADRAS
Gingham. 97; Golden Chance. 9s; 'Jack
Straw. 9S; Discussion, IO2; Gerham. 1903;
Laurry B, l03; Adelapte, l0S; Columbia
Tenn, lO3; Belle Of Elizabeth, l05; Gypsy
eHgible-War Idol. IOs; Tim McGee. los;
The Gallant. lO3; Donald McGurk. IS; A.
y. Akin. Ill; 'Hocnir, Ill.
Second Race-Purse 81 400: claiming; for
2-year-olds; maidens; one mile. The Moor,
1O3; by Ginger IO3; 'Plato 1903; 'Cut Up,
l04: Pembroke. JOS: Dark B-iar. los: Non
skid, los; Lou Widrig. los; Dan Jackson
Third Race-Purse $2Ooo: Cote Brilliant
handicap; for 3-year-oIds and up; six fur
longs. Minute Man, 90; Jorcie, 100; Miss
Fourth Raoe-Purse 5000 added: the Fort
Thomas handicap: for 2-yrar-Olds; SIX fur
f1L, 1O2; bGoynOr, ll2; bGIngaley. loi
Broth Batch JOG. MrGnoIwu r.. s.'.l~nol
Baker. los: cLast Rose. Jos: Sir Thomas
FHn7 11+. dIgrk B-r. ~. dKaHg yon. llS:
Apple Dear. lis; MuskalIonge. Il6; eBehave
Yourself. ia; eBelieye Idle Hour. 1926 a
B J. BrannDn entry. d.. ". Camden
entry. eB. r. Bradley entry.
Fifth Race-Purse s., 600 added: the Twin
Cities handicap; for 3-year-olds and up; mile
aud fve-eighths. King Fisher. "a; Peace
Pen1ant, l02; Sterling, 1o5; Best Pal. llO;
Woodtrap, Ill; aSway, l12: aCaptain Mac.
1l3; Underline GmpD rs; Pif jr.. 115;
NIInto 81. III. &C. W. Clark entry.
Sixth Raee-Purse 81. 800; allowance; for
3-year-oIds and up; one mile. Inquiry. 96;
Belgian Queen. 96; Travesty. 90: By Golly,
10; Frank W. 90; SimpIeton. 90; Tippo Sahib.
l05; War Spirit. 1O5; Escovar. 1O5; Trooper.
l05: Viva America, ia.
Seventh Race-Purse 81, 500: claiming: for
3-ycar-oIds and up; mile and ne-sixteenth.
Beau BrunmeI %. 1O2; Dahabiah I'd, 1OJ;
Gloomy Gus. los: Fair Orient, 40; War
Prize. 113; 'Pyx. IO2; Roysterer 1U7; 'Port
Orapeau GnPD, los; weuonah, 10; Lothair,
lI3
'Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
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FOOTBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED TODAY

Local.
Georgetown $. Ncrth Carolina State
American League Park, 3 O'Clock
Catholic University vs.. Richmond College
Brookl9nd field. 3 o'clock
George Washington vs.. Delaware College
Kendall Green, 3 O'Clock
Central High vs.. woodberry Forest, Cen
tral stadium. 2:3o O'Clock.
South.
Gallaudet VS. William nd Mary.
Navy VS.. Lafayette.
Nirgiria VS. Virginia Militsry Institute.
Virginia Poly vs.. Emory and Henry.
Washington and Lee vs.. Wake Forrest
Georgia Tech VS.. Davidson.
Roa noke College vs.. Randolph macon.
West Virginia Wesleyan vs.. Grove City.
Tennessee vs.. Vanderbilt
Centre VS.. Howard.
East.
Un:versity Of Maryland VS.. Princeton.
Army VS. M.ddlebu y.
Amherst vs.. BowdOiu.
Brown vs.. Main
Boston College vs.. Fordham
BIcknell VS.. UrSiTus
Colgate ". Allegheny.
Columbia vs.. New York University.
Cornell vs.. St Bonaveuture's
Gettysburg vs.. Western MARYLAND
Harvard rs. Valparaiso.
Haverford vs.. Stevebs
Lehigh vs.. Rutgers.
Mublenberg VS.. Albright.
Pennsylvania vs.. Swsrthmore
Penn State vs.. Dartmouth
Pittsburgh VS.. West Virginia
Syracuse VS.. Johns Hopkins
Wesleyan VS.. Trinity
Yale VS.. North Carolina
Middle West and West.
California VS., st. Msrys.
Chicago VS.. Purdue.
Hiram VS.. Wooster.
Illinois VS.. Drake.
Indiana vs.. Mississippi College
Iowa University VS.. Cornell College.
Kansas vs.. WaShhurn.
Kentucky VS.. Maryville.
Michigan vs.. Case
Montana State vs.. Montana WESLEYAN.
Nebraska VS.. Colorado Aggies
Northwestern VS.. Minnesota.
NOtre Dame VS.. Kalamazoo Normal.
Oregon AggieS VS.. Pacific.
Ohio State VS.. Oherliu.
Utah Aggies VS.. Ogden A. c
ONO Wesleyan VS.. Ohio Northern.
st. Louis vs.. Missouri
Stanford VS.. Olympic Club
Wisconsin vs.. Michigan Aggies.
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The Return.
The news has come to Campusville
that Bull Smith Is returning.
So a brainstorm epidemic is now
raging down the beat;
And all along the students row the
beacon lights are burning,
Where a signboard painted VEL
COME has been nailed across
the street.
Is Bull a star at Latin or a leader
in astronomy?
An expert at the angle or the
tangent and the sine?
The mystery of history? Political
Economy?
Not that I ever heard about-but
now he hits a line!
The news has come to Campusville
that Bull has thought 1t over
And decided that he needs atleast
another year of work;
And where the gloom swung heavy
they are now back in the clover
OF great collegiate season that
has come back with a jerk;
You ask me if he leads the way of
learned ARISTOTLE?
An ever bending worshipper be-
fore the classic shrine?
A follower of iHorace's-the Poet
of the Bottle?
Not that ! ever heard about-bu,
now he hits a line!
Onside Kicks.
First nominations for the newt
able All-Americans-Oss of Mime
sofa; McMillin, of Centre; Way, OF
Penn. State; Boynton, OF Williams
Wray, of Penn; Aldrich. of Yale
Lourie, of Princeton. (No. the nom.
nations are not yet closed.)
For the first time since 1898 the
Bull Dog had his hide removed by
both Princeton and Harvard last
fall. But is going to take a lot OF
expert hide removing to duplicate
this performance through 1920. II
you don't believe it and are inclined
to doubt our word, ask Tad Jones.
Winning Football" Bill Roper:
contribution to gridiron lore. takes
it's place around the top. The
Princeton coach can hit with either
hand. which is to say that he car
both coach and write. And do both
after a most excellent fashion.
1t took a combination earthquake
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
LAURIE ENTRIES

First Race--Six furIongs: Irish Dancer
l'J; Beacon, 81; Pitter Patter, l16; Dinty
Moore rs; Lady Btverwyck. 112; King
George, llj; Dantzic, ia; Toreador. 100.
Second Receive miles and one-auarter:
+Bughouse, l36; tRoyaI Arch. l39; Elysian,
1876; joyful, 1874; ST. Charlotte, 13S; Cnar,
lJ6- tRal Psrr entry,
Third Race-Six furlongs: By Jimminy,
ll6; Smoke Screen. 126; THE Baggage 1O5;
4Lough Storm, 113. tE. B. Mclean entry.
Fourth Race-SiX furlongs: Blszes, I25;
st. Quentin, 13O; Wedding Cake. l13;
Scurry. 10; Cock o. the Roost, 10; DR..
Joe, 120; Amaze. 1ls; Siren Maid. 1l3.
Fifth Race-Mile and one-haH: Gnome
1l9; The Porter, 126; sJohn P. Grier. III;
Irish Kiss, l02; Paul Jones. 112; BeIlsolar
81; SDamask, l02. sS. P. Whitney entry.
Sixth Racs-NIile and seventy yards
Benevolent. l0Ti 'Helen Atkin, 10T: MAR
tina LuCkett, 100; Stepson. IFS; wodsn, 1l0;
Beauty Sleep, 90; Tarascon, 11O; Napthsl.
ius. ll0; Rouen, 10; Deckhand, 11O; Bu
ford, 1l2; Kallipolis, 81; Franklin, l15.
Seventh Race-Mile and one furlong
Lady EmmeIine, 1O3; Diadi, 1O7; Star
Realm. 1O7; Madrono, 1O4; Gath, 10; Sailor.
lO7; Widow Bedotte, 1O4.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
SERIES BETTING IN
WALL STREET NOW

New York, Oct. S.-The Dodgers
may be a game to the good but
the Wall Street betting sharps are
offering no odds on their chances TO
win the series.
The amount OF money wagered
today was considerably in excess Of
that wagered on any of the days
heretofore. Money is still being Of
fered freely for the Clevelands TO
win.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
Rex Open Sunday.

Independent football will be in
augurated Sunday afternoon at
Union League Park when the Rex
Athletic Club team meets the Tenn
perance a. c. eleven from Bethle-
hem, Pa. Many of the leading foot
ball stars of the District will be
seen with the Rex team. TEMPER
ance comes to Washington with a
great record, and a close game is
expected.
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Sunday Game Wanted.

The Emanon A. c. wants to ar
range a game for Sunday with any
l35-pound football team in the Dis.
trict. Call w. S. Mann. Col. $3.50
after o'clock or Main Official Br
245 during the day.
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LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY HIGHWAY.

One best-Parr entry.
First Race-Clopton entry, King
George, Beacon.
Second Race-Parr entry, JOY
full. Elysian.
Third Race-By Jimminy, Z.
B. Mclean entry. Smoke Screen.
Fourth RaCe-Wedding Cake,
St Quentin. Blazes.
Fifth Race-Paul Jones, Whit
ney entry, The Porter.
Sixth Race-BeneyOlent, Frank
lin, Kallipolis.
Seventh RaCe-Gath, Sailor,
Lady Emmeline.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
OUTSIDER WINS THE DAILY RACING COMMENT and SELECTIONS
BIG PREP BATTLE
Is STAGED TODAY

Woodbury. Forest Academy
eleven battles with Centrafs
heavy team this afternoon at
the school stadium. Eleventh
street and Florida avenue. at
2:30 o'clock. A monster crowd
is expected. This is the FIRST
big game in prep school circles
here.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09

trap mas an OutSlde ChdACS ~ SF'
Trooper, which was withdraw
Friday to go today, looks like a
kick in the pants. As previously
indicated, this bird worked mile
in 1:3s, and the mile and an eignth
in 1:5l. This was done in company
with Manager Waite. Don't let any .
one fool you into believing tnat
this trick is not in For the open
ing dash I am taking Rifle. MIL
Ter Henderson told me recently that
this horse never acted better in his
racing career Madras Gingham
has been worked in private with
Nandusen in the pilot house. She
will be right there knocking at the
door.
Down at Laurel. Abe Clopton has
Scurry entered. Now, that last et-
fort goes for Sweeney. the gentle
man who tends the morgue. Fact
of the matter is, the horse should
be barred if he cops today. How
ever. that's One-Only one-angle 10
the game. Slip it to the stewards
Of the meeting. Let them un-
Aavel it.
Best Bet of the Day;
PIF Jr.
Best Take-a-Chance Bet;
SCURRY.
Best ParIay:
RIFLE, MISS JENNA, TROOPER
A PLACE.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.

WINDSOR SELECTIONS.
First Race-BrOOkdaIe Entry, sea-
gram Entry, Ross Entry.
Second Race-OnicO, sedan, Re
treat.
Third Race-LOch beyen, TbOrny
Way, Ruth Maxim.
Fourth Race-GarbaEe, Neenah,
Clark VI.
Fifth Race-She Devil, Cork, Baby
Cal.
Fifth Race-She Devil. Cork, Baby
Bobby Allen, Lady in Black.
seventh Race Honolulu Boy,
fayOr House, HindOOstan.
Best Bet-TOp o. the Morning.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
LATREL SELECTIONS.

LAUREL SELECTIONS.
First Race-Irish Dancer, Beacon,
Dinty Moore.
second Race-Parr Entry, joyful,
st. Charlotte.
Third Race-smoke Screen, Nc
Lean Entry, BY Jimminy.
Fourth Race - Scurry, Amaze,
Wedding Cake.
Fifth Race-whitney Entry, The
Porter, GnOme.
sixth Race-BeneyOIent, Buford,
Helen Atkin.
Seventh Race-SaiIOr, Lady Emn-
line, Widow BedOtte.
Best Bet-ScuTTy.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
Ayiators Want Game.

The Boiling Field aviators' eleven
is without a game for Sunday. Ar
rangements can be made for a con-
test by calling Lincoln 5SS7.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
.oLLYERs CQ2rMENESsk, q
& on Efe EMAEN1
SpORTofk KINGS 80
.GRGGLASQl
Death Valley.

Death Valley.
Down at the old. famous NIildake Valley the
"dynamters" have served up a program of olio
length and variety. The stellar attraction,
is the Fort Thomas Handicap, at six furlongs, in
which galaxy of sprintinG stars named in the
overnight entries OF the band l taking the
Camden entry of Rangoon and Dark Ben. The for
of course, is the chief reliance of the stable.
As the occasion of Rangoons most recent victory.
look for the boys to get fair price. Nuff sed.
Open your head bo'. and let in the CAB. The Kelley
entry and Alphie Dear for what is left.
Pif Jr Now, here is a conjUre with.
Col. Bob Baker has probably the gamest horse in
training down there If ever there game horse
it is. The Clark entry looms up formidably and
will in all probability be installed the choice. How
story. and by gum. I'm going to stick to it Wood
. 10 spill the friioles.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

LAIONlA sELEOIlON>.
First Race-Rifie, Madras Cling
ham, GOThnm.
second Race-Ginger, Plato, The
Moor.
Third Race-Miss Jemima. JOrice,
High Cost.
Fourth Race-Camden Entry, Kel-
Iy Entry, AIphie Dear.
Fifth Race-Pif Jr., Clark Entry,
WOOdtrap-
Sixth Rscc-TrOOPer, EscOvar,
Viva America.
seventh Race-POrte Drapeau, Lo-
THAR, Dahabiah.
Best Bet-Pin JF.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-09
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

JAMAICA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Sea Cove, Episode,
Squaw Man.
second Race-Le GauIis, Lottery,
King Agripp1.
Third Race-Mad Halter, Thun-
dcrstOrm, Alphee.
Fourth Race-NaturaIist. Cirrus,
SenninES Park.
Fifth Race-St. IsidOre, Sea Mint,
AudaCious.
Sixth Race-Care Free. PaYia, Der
nier SOU
Best Bet-Sea Cove.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

Public Acknowledging decided to
leave the city we will sell all our
household furnishings on premises,
30S East Linn street. Marshalltown.
Feb. beginning at p. m. sharp, as
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TEXAS LAND.

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road to Kansas City. whore We catch
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Their information call or see w. FL
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eleven bantam chickens, home render
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ing utensils, table linens, bedding.
Another party will sell at this sale the
following: fine genuine brass bed with
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leather seat chairs, fine fumed OAK
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rug. child's sled, good reed baby cab,
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FARM LANDS.

For SaIe-Get official Information
regarding soils, climate and crops OF
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s--s.--7-'r --a-'--s-
COLORADO LAND.


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price twenty to fifty dollars per acre.
Half cash, terms on balance. This 10 u
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Classified Advertisements
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is one Of the best farms In Missouri and
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statesmen WANTED.


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For Ss!e-One hundred and ninty-
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miles from two towns on state road.
Telephone, mali route and electric
light. Fairly we'll improved. Price sis5
per acre, $1,000 on contract. $6.s65
March l. 1920. balance 15 years ut "a
per cent. Possession March !. 1890. II.
II. Buck, Good Thunder, MINI.
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MINI ESOTA LAND.

For Sale-Blue Earth County. MINI.
farm. I have several farms that pos
session oan be had March I, 1920,
Nearly all plowsd and good ones. Il
looking for y home or investment,
write me for particulars. H. II. Buck
Good Thunder, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-31

For Sale-A client OF ours requests
us TO sell 100 acres on auto highway
three miles from Moorhead. Other
March settlements make sacrifice
necessary. Acre sos. Moorhead
Realty Company, Moorhsead. Mime
sofa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-31
NEW YORK LAND.

For Sale .SIl. 500 buys 1o4 acres, u
miles from village. station. maca dam
road to Buffalo, Y mile school, splcnd-
i'd buildings, nine room house. furnace.
spring water piped in house and barn,
gambrel rooted. concrete basement.
barn 4Oxso. silo, horse barn. hoghouse
cost $500, henhouse. sixty apple trees.
Including hay. grain straw, ensi!age
twenty one head cattle, team. three
hogs forty hens, potato digger, dtsc
harrow. roller, spring harrow, drill,
weeder. sulky cultivator, sulky pillow,
horse rake scales. gas engine. moving
machine, milking machine. auto truck.
IS 900 cash. Free list. Ellis Bros.
Springville. y. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-31

For sa!s-Dodse touring car. excel
lent shape; Rayfield carburetor. shock
absorbers and many extras: motor IN
perfect condition. Call manager,
Strand Theater.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-31
NOTICE.

Notice. will take down and remove
trees OF any size, tree surgery is my
business. List your spring work with
mo and save money. contract or hour
work, plenty of references. Phone
green 1881 and will call and see YOU.