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The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Raoe.-Pyx. lOT CE Graves. II Co
$50 $50; Gormoran. l0@ 81. Roberts, 8 40,
4 90; Eyes Of Youth. 90 (E King. j. 40.
View Gorham. SparkIer. Sol GiBsy, Marty
Lou. Madras Gingham, sand Bed, Peggy c,
Norfolk and Belle also ran.
Second Race.-Refugee I'd 1a7 iLons)
80. $40, 3 20; Columbia Tenn. 1l3 lB.
Kennedy. 800, > so: Tulsa, llO lE Mar.
TIM. 80 Donald McGurk. Day Of wra tn
Rapidsn, Mountain Girl, Tim McGee. Bees
lieu also ran.
Third Racc.-Doded IO7 &C. Buell.. $50
. 90, go; Dancing Spray. 1O9 IS King
8 so. $40: War Spirit, lie IF. WILSON,.
40. Kimpslong and Lazy Lou also ran.
Fourth Race.-Pcppery Polly. 1O6 CBar
rettl, 17.I0, go. $40; Social Star. lbs
Murray. $50. 2.TO: Ring Rose. IO4 Buell.
3 30. Sure, Quick View. Our Alice, Sandal
wood Dagmar Machavelli and NORTH
Shore also ran.
Fifth Race.-On Watch. 1O9 lLykeD. $40
2.O0. 2.40; Ginger. los king. GO 90
King Gorin. 1lj tWillisI. $50 SWAY
Sterling and Flags also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Billy Barton. Ill Pooh
800, so. 800: Mr.. y 1O2 Roberts, go
80; Lou Widrig, 102 king, $40. Marr
Ga nney. Red Legs. BY Ginger Plato. Comm
ess. Mary Jane Baker and Whippet also ran
Seventh Race. - Dodge. 40 (Roberts)
80, 400, $50: Sands Of Pleasure I,r
King. 4.e0. $50; Belgian Queen iol
Mooney. 40. Brotherly Love, GAN
Curci. Gen. Glenn, Alex. jr. Game CocI
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a Brisk
Pursahve With Cslotsb., ths
Purified and Refined CaIomel
Tablets That Are Nau,eaIes.,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and influ-
enza can be depended upon for full
effectiveness until the liver is made
thoroughly active. That is why the
first step in the treatment is the
new, nsusealess calomel tablet
called Cslotabs, which are free from
the sickening and weakening effects
Of the old style cslomel. Doctors
also point out the fact that an sc-
tive liver may go q long way to-
wards preventing influenza and is
one OF the most important factors in
enabling the patient to successfully
withstand an attack and ward off
pneumonia.
One Cslotsb on the tongue at bed
time, with a swallow OF water
that's all. No salts. no nausea nor
the slightest interference with your
eating, pleasure or work Next
morning your cold has vanished
your liver is active. your system is
purified, and you are feeling fine,
with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Druggists sell Calotabs only
in original sealed packages, price
thirty-five cents. Your money will
be cheerfully refunded il you do not
find them delightfuL-(Adv.l,
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
SEEK JOY-SPOT
ON OLD BRIDGE
Georgetown Citizens Ask
For Recreation Site on
Historic Piling.

A recreation pier to be built upon
the first 900 feet CT the old Aqueduct
bridge, IL the plan is TO destroy u
upon the completion OF the new
Georgetown bridge. was proposeJ'
last night at the first fall meeting
OF the Georgetown Citizens Asso-
citation al Wisconsin avenue and n
street.
Frank p. Leetch, chairman Of the
executive committee. proposed the
idea, which was referred TO the Park
and Reservations Committee.
District Commissioner J. Thilmau
Hendrick spoke briefly and reaffrm-
ed his promise TO work to the best
OF his ability for the. "upbUilding
OF Washington as a local city and
as a National Capital" He wSE
given a rising vote OF thanks.
The lack Of a public comfort sta
tion in Georgetown, the poor paving
on Wisconsin avenue between Thir-
ty-hfth and Thirty-seventh streets
and the proposal OF low street cat
fares for school children were all
discussed briefly and referred te
committees.
The next meeting, which will
probably be held in Western High
School. will very likely be addressed
by Commissioner Mabel Bosrdmsn
Dr. Howard Fisher Of the Public
Health Service. and Dr.. Thomsf
Story. Of the Interdepsrtmental
Committee on Social Hygiene. Elec-
tion OF officers will also be held al
the next meeting.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
ENROLMENT AT G. w. u.
DOUBLES IN SIX YEARS

George Washington University is
one Of the twenty-eight higher edu-
cationsl institutions Of the country
whose registration has more than
doubled within the last six years.
according TO figures of julius H.
Barnes. chairman OF the Institute
for Public Service.
While Yale University lost eighty
one students during the six-year Pc
riod. George Washington showed a
gain OF 1876 per cent Other large
gains were: William and Mary Col
lege, 1876 per cent: Sweet Briar. 334
per cent: Boston University. 3S3 per
cent; Union. 324 per cent: College OF
the City OF New York. 293 per cent;
University of Arizona. 9i2 per cent.
Delaware State, lSS per cent: and
West Virginia, l39 per cent.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
LAUREL ENTRIES

First Receive and one-half furlongs
Silver Springs, 1l5; Salesman, ll5; Good
Hope, lis; Tige, ll2; Gladys liz: KinetIc
Il5; Vera Wood. 112; Curl, ll2; sGen. W
Agramonte, Ito; 'Chinnie Walsh, IO7; .Feru.
wood, lO7; Bloomington, 115; George W,
lis; DiOcletian, ll5; Black Top, 1l5.
Second Race-Mile and seventy yards
sau. 1l2; Sandy Mac. l0s Pledra, l07:
Court Fool, l0S; Musket, liz; Nolawn, 1OT
Beauty Sleep, l04;s G. 81. Miller. ll2; Nancy
Ann, 100; White Haven, 100; Short Change,
los.
Third Race-six furlongs: L. Ricken-
bscksr. l07; motor Cop. l24; tBilIy Kelly.
1870; PanopIy. l10; Sandy BeaI. lO6: Pen
rose, 40; Charlie Sunny, 100. ~. h. l..
Ross entry.
Fourth Racs-Mle and one-sixteenth:
Milkmsd, ll3; LeOchsres, l16; Bridesman.
ll6; King John, ll6; Chief, l08; Rapid
Traveller, l05.
Fifth Raee-Mile and seventy yards
orepzo. l09; 'Sunrose, 80; Searchlight Sd,
lO7; Perigourdine. l09 Indirect ll2: Paw
nee I'd. 100; Betsy. 100; Franc Tierur, los
Wilfreda l0i: Jose de Wales ll2: Little
Ed, ll2: 'Ira Wilson, 1903; Brother Mac
Lean, l07.
Sixth Rsce-Mile and seventy yards
Widow Bedotte. 109; Archie Alexander, 10;
1lO; Nive McGee, 100; Link Boy. 1O3; Paddy
Dear. lO5.
Seventh Race-One mile: THE Porter.
1870: DR. Cldrk. ll5; tBouiface, I25; tLeo-
chares III; DR.. Joe, III; Camoudeur, 9S;
Mock Orange. 90. IL. h. L. Ross entry.
IL. b. Mclean entry.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First Rsce-For 2-yesr-oIds: Park Hill
purse: about six furlongs: Black knight,
lo7; Jessvs. lO4; Psvis, i04; Msvourpeed
l07; Quecreek, ll0; Flambette lo4; Pouch,
loS; Dernier Sou, l07.
Second Race-For 3-year-olds; selling; one
mile: Locust Leaves, Ill; Lesaulois, ll0;
Titsnium, los; On High. ITO; American Sol.
der, l0T; Armistice, ia; 'Liola, ITO; Love
ly, los.
Third Race-The Ambassy Handicap: 3.
year-olds and up; mile and seventy yards
Penelope, &C; Tailor Maid, 90; Cromwell,
81; Thunderstorm, 123; Sea Mint, 9s.
Fourth Race-The Clarenont; 3-yesr-olds
and up; selling; mile and oue-sixteenth
Scotch Verdict, los; War Cry, los; 'Tetiey.
lO6; Beaumarais, l21; Shenandoah, los.
Fifth Race-For 2-yesr-olds; selling; about
six furlones: Wedgewood, llS; Light Fan,
tsstic, 1l0; Rose Cliff lO5; Tout Or. ll3;
omer K, ITO; Fading star, l07; Thornhedge,
los; Miss Petite, ITO; Silence, ITO; superb,
l1o.
Sixth Raoe-For 3-yesr-olds and up; maid
ems, about six furlopgs: General Csdorns,
l13; Old Lee. 112; The Roc. 1l5: Back Rock,
lis; Private Peat, 115; TeIepres Pet. 112;
l. njoleur, lis; Morini, ll5; Invincible. 1l5;
Furloush, 115; War Loan, liz; Mountain
Dew, 1l2; Sir Clarence, 115; Over the Top.
Il2.
Weather cloudy; track slox Z
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Costs Him SIS
For LII Wallop
At Policeman

Charles Smith. who was ar
rested by Policeman Siegford
Fleischer. OF the Fourth precinct
saturday night on a charge of
drunkcnnessF misunderstood the
policeman at the station house
when the latter invited him to
step inside a cell.
Are you ready. Charlie" asked
the policeman. taking Smiths
arm and attempting TO lead him
toward the rear.
Sure" said Charlie, as he
swung a real hard one toward
FleiScher's jaw. sending him 10
the floor.
Two other policemen helped
Fleischer Ee: Charlie to his cell.
Pay a fine of SIS for assault
ing the policeman" said Judge
McMahon in Police Court yes
terday. and pay an additional
fine of SIS for being drunk"
Don't remember nothing about
it," protested Charlie. as he was
led away
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Minnesotan Cleared
Of Disloyalty Charge

The government yesterday con-
fessed error and asked the dismissal
of its case under the Espionage act
of James A. Petersen, of Minnesota.
The court ended prosecution of
Petersen.
Petersen, an opponent Of Senator
knute Nelson in the last Senatorial
primaries. wrote articles for news
papers which the government claim
ed showed disloyslty
The government won in" lower
courts.
Solicitor General Thompson said
the government had the case dis
missed because the facts did not jus
tify a judgment against Petersen.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Shippers Charge Road
Double Crossed Them

The National Livestock Shippers
Leag' e and the corn Belt Meat PRO
duCers' Association petitioned the
Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday to reopen the case Of the
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
against the Cleveland. Cincinnati
and Chicago Railroad Company. in
which the railroad was ordered to
establish rates for the transporta-
tion Of cattle from Missouri River
cities to Indianapolis, not to ex-
ceed those in effect from the same
points of origin to Chicago by more
than 10 per cent.
The petitioners declare the rail-
road intends TO carry out the or
der. which is effective December >.
by increasing the rates TO Chicago
10 within 10 per cent of the In
dianapolis rates. rather than re-
move the undue prejudice by re-
ducing the Indianapolis rates.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First Raoe.-Berlin, 112 CSande), 8 to /
even, to 2; Gueland 100 (McCabel, 4 to K
to g. Keziah, 112 (Ensor), 7 to TO- AS
terisk, Challenger. Miss Orb, Tom BROOKS
and John l. Day. also ran.
Second Raoe-Capt. Alcock, lis (Moon.y,
! to 3, out, out; Sweet Music, 100 CKum
mer), to 10, out; Larabee. lo9 (sapoe,
out. Only three starters.
Third Race.-Sea Mint. lis (Kummer). IA
TO 10, l to 5, out; Pickwick. 100 (Sspdel
out, out: War Cry, ITO Mooney, 2 TO !,
Elected % also ran.
Fourth Race.-Ten Lee, lls tKumuer,
2 to ., out, out; Pluribus. ia (Sa nde),
to D, out; tDry Moon. ia (Ensor), out
Only three starters. tAdded starter.
Fifth Rsee.-War Plume, I03 CPonce), S
TO i, to ., out; The Wit, 100 (MsriueIln
to TO- out; Lord Herbert. log tRichcreekl
out. Beau Marsis also ran
Sixth Race-Segurols, 100 Ensorl. n
10, to 5, / to 5; Craftsman, lO4 CPopcel. 3
to 8, to 5; Ravanna, II3 (sande), even.
Sulphur, Bscchanalian. Frivolous. Corpelis
{, Lady Frappe, Jamaica Belle and Fripnerv
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
LAUREL RESULTS

First Race. - Loughland. ll5 Kelsey
10. 400. $40; TrantuIs, 40 Rodriguez.
$50. i.60; Jealous. lO5 IMsrrerol. ls.2U,
Black Top, Kafir Girl. LouEh Maiden.
tTise. Curl, Wrath. twinsll. Csvenish,
fObstinste. also ran. +Field.
Second Race. - SmithfeId. 139 BRADY
$50. 400, 200; Inhdel I'd, IA (Smoot
80. $50: Full Cry. 147 lBushl. 80.
Flight Captain. Bob Redheld and Anne EI-
cellencc also ran.
Third Rsce.--Martin A. Noonan. ITO but.
Nelu, 1000, go. $50: Superpeman, lI3
lkeoghD. 800, go; Miss Rankin lo5
tAllenl, 200. Dolly C, Chow, Thinble and
Sikhim also ran.
Fourth Raoe.-Sir Jack es CJsrrls), 77.5o.
2T.o0, 14.6o; Bar Coy, 10f iAllen), 40.
$40; Dinty Moore, 1903 CCoItilettil, 40.
American Rose. Lloyd George, War Winner.
Donsdo, Gribida, RinksVous also ran.
Fifth Race-old Dad, 1l2 (Rodrisuez),
81 so, $50. $40; Betty J. Ill (keogh),
go, 2.2o; Mock Orange, ia (Csllshsn),
80. Flibberty Gibbet, Siren Maid also ran.
Sixth Race.-Brother Mclean. 113 Nor
ris). $40, 21.4O, 1870: Smart Guy. ITO
CGrune). $50. $50; CONNIE CT. lis year
ginl. $50. Murphy, Jock Scot, Gus Scheer,
Trusty and Laughter also ran.
Seventh Race.-Sailor 107 (sbuttinrerl
o.40, $50, 800; Rouen. 40 Morris, so
$40; Natural Bridge, lis CJscksonl, $40.
Woodthrush, Waukeas, Lady Emmeline and
Napthali Illus also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" instantly
relieves stuffiness and
distress.

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ing and snuffling! A dose OF "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up a severe cold and
ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
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ness. feverishness, sneezing, sore
ness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
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costs only a few cents at drug
stores. 1t acts without assistance.
tastes nice, contains no quinine-In-
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sist upon Pape's.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Race-$I 500; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs. Clearing Up, Imp
%: 'Oceau Sweep. lOl; MARVIN May, los;
Claude Brown, lO5. LADY Luxury, 1876;
Troims, 1O9; 'Riae, Ill; Louis A, 1l2; DR..
Carmen. ia.
second Raoe-$l 500; claiming; 2-year-old
maiden colts and geldings; FIVE and a hall
furlongs. Mister Jiggs, 1lO; 'Reluctant.
liO; tom Roach. 10; big Son, 10;
Molinero. llj: By Gone Days, 600; Grand
Daddy. 1l5; Sleepy Sidney, llJ: OraleggU,
1l5; Night Watch. 1l5; Pine Crest, ll3;
Ras. 115. Also eligible: 'HUhum, 10; Dark
FrIar. l15; 'Talent. 1IO: Joe Mancini. lis;
Slip Along, 49, Hand Sweep, 1l5.
Third Race.-Sl, 800; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: mile and a qua rter. Toney Lady.
lOl; 'Marie RappOld, l02: Zone de Arms,
Imp. lOI Warlike. 1O4; Simonite. lO4;
'Sun God 1O5; Contestant. lO5; 'Bar One
Imp. 1nj; Gloomy Gus. lOJ; blackboard
los The Gallant. 10; Constantine. Imp.
10. Also eligible: Sea Prince. 1O4; Jack
Straw. 10; 'Dahabiah I'd. 1O5: 'Dolph, 90;
Icbibln. l07
Fourth Race.-$I 100; allowances: 3-year.
olds and up; six furlongs. Blue Paradise
lO4; Marjorie Hynes. lO5; Clintonville, 1O5
Cotton Blossom lO5; Joricr. 1O9: BIushing
Beauty. lO9: Miss Jemima. 1lJ
Fifth Rsce.-Sl 600: allowances; 3-yoar.
olds and up: one mile. Harry i. 90: Eive
America, lO4: PastOreau. Imp. lOJ; Tippo
Sahib. 105; By Colby, 100.
Sixth Race-S1 500: allowances. 3-year
old colts and geldings; six furIongs. The
Nirginian, 1903: Ben Valet. lO7: Sergeant
Ncrke. lO7; Sir LAwnful. lOT; Muska lonEe
10I; Rising Rock. lO7: Bruce Dudley. 1O7
Buddie kean, ln9; Coyne 1O7: +Guvnor
lGI: +Rama. 107: Brunsw ick. l09. Also
eligible: Scottish Chief. lO7: Court View
l03; White star. lOT; North Elkhorn. lOT
DarJeeIing. lOT; Jim Day, 107 tP. J.
Kelley entry
Seventh Race.-SI 800; claiming: Swear
olds and up; one mile and one sixteenth
Keep, lOI': Rapid Stride, 1902: 'Friz. lO4
Golden Chance. lO5: Fair Orient. lOJ,
Or. Rae lO5: paris Maid, lO5: Harvest
King. 1U7: Wenonah. So7: 'LOthair. 10:
Broom Pedder. 10: GipSy Queen. 1I2
Also eligible: Brynlimah, 1lO: 'Mazola 1O6
'Gourmand. los: 'Arrow Point 1Ol.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather, clear. Track, fast
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
CROSS LAUREL
FORM PLAYERS
Long Shots Feature Medic
ere Card at Maryland
Track.
BY HIGHWAY.

Long shots swept the boards at
Laurel yesterday afternoon during
an afternoons racing which was a
featureful ope indeed, despite the
fact that an extremely mediocre
card was present. This assertion is
made because it is only on rare .oc-
casions that turf patrons witness a
: disqualification, a bad spill in the
homestretch and the bowling over
of such a host of popular choices in
one days sport:
Perhaps the greatest shock to the
talent came in the fourth, fifth and
sixth races when three horses which
could not have been given a lookin
on their past performances looked
the judge in the eyes. namely Sir
Jack, Old Dad and Brother Mclean.
Sir Jack, a three-year-old gelding
which was permitted to go to the
post a 10 to l shot even on the half
mile tracks made a runaway affair
OF the fourth event. When Jockey
Jarvis took him into a four-length
lead everyone looked for him to stop
before the mile and a sixteenth DIS
tance was up but Sir Jack braveiy
stuck il out forcing Bar Coy into
the place and Dinty Moore into the
show hole. Sir Jack rewarded his
hackers to the generous extent of
s77 for 2. d.
.OId Dad- Surprises.
Old Dad furnished the next sur
prise when Jockey Rodriguez beat
a small field to the rail and held
. D., q
entire mile and seventy-ysrds trip.
Salmon's Betty J.. the odds-on fs =
vorite. tried valiantly to get to Old
Dad but to no avail. Mock Orange
saved the smallest portion OF the
purse under punishment
In a way Brother McLean's vic
tory was a fuke as had Gus Scheer
stayed on his feet he might have ac-
counted for the purse. About a
quarter of a mile from the wire Gus
SCheer stumbled, throwing Jockey
Rodriguez and Robert l. Miller's
Laughter fell over him. Neither of
the jockeys were seriously injured
although Rodriguez was quite d bit
shaken up. Gus Scheer and Laughter
were both racing in contending po-
sitions when the fall came and 1t
enough in him to come on and win.
The disqualification came in the
third race. which was won by J. L.
Grifith's Martin A. NoOnsn. whe n
. Thimble, one which finished third,
was thrown out and Miss Rankin
moved up to the show money. This
decision was made by the judges
after Jockey Aliens complaint of
interference by Thimble shortly af-
ter the break.
Loughland. maiden 2-year- old
that has been knocking at the door
for some time. graduated in the
initial dash easily over Trantula and
Jealous. Loughland was one of the
two popular choices to get home,
SmIthfeld being the other. Sailor.
the winner of the nightcap. was
fairly well supported. but Natural
Bridge was the choice of the specu-
lators.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
J. O. u. A. M. CONVENE,
IN CHARLOTTESVILLE

Charlottesville. Va, Oct. lS.-The
State Council, Junior Order United
American Mechanics. began its
thirty sixth annual convention here
tonight, with $50 delegates present
The visitors We're welcomed by
Mayor Wheeler and August Crois-
SAINT, of Central City Council. Re-
sponses were by Secretary Thomas
b. Ivey. of Petersburg. and L. B.
Way. of Norfolk.
Following an initiation. conducted
by a degree team of thirteen from
Alexandria Lodge, visiting delegates
were rendered a banquet at Odd
Fellows Hall The business session
tomorrow will be presided over by
Vice Councillor w. Herman Walker,
of Frederick sburg.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
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ADV
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Southeast Juniors Play Sunday

The Southeast Juniors will meet
the Independent Juniors at 2 D. m.
Sunday on the formers eridiron at
Fifth and l. streets southeast. 1t
will be hard fought game as both
teams are fast and evenly matched.
Morris, star full back on the South
east Juniors, who has been unable
to play on account of a sore arm,
will be in Sundays game
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19

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Terminal Kids Want Games

The Terminal Juniors football
team is anxious to book Sunday
games with 1O5-pound aggregations.
For games call Lincoln 2042-W
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
by HIGHWAY.

One Best-Good Hope.
First-Good Hope, Fernwood,
Silver Springs.
Second - Zouave, Court Fool,
Musket.
Third X. l.. Ross Entry,
Panoply, Charlie SUNNY.
Fourth-J. X. L. Ross Entry.
Bridesman, .Leochares.
Fifth-Searchlight III, Little
Ed, Betsy.
Sixth-Kallipolis, Widow Be-
dotte, Archie Alexander.
SEVENTH. X. l.. Ross Entry,
The Porter, DR.. Clark.
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Third Race-ThunderstOr Pencil
ope, Tailor Maid.
Fourth Race-Tetley, Shenandoah,
Scotch Verdict.
Fifth, Race-Miss Petite, silence,
Wedgewood.
sixth Race-Theroe, MorOni, Gen.
Csdornn.
Best bet-ThunderstOrm
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Arnstein Hearing Here Today.

Yesterday set for argument today
the suit OF "Nicky" Arnstein to OBJ
tain his release from jail on a writ
OF habeas corpus
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Tiger A. c. CHALLENGES.

The Tiger A. c. eleven issued a
challenge for a game with any s5
to lo5-pound team in the city. For
games call Columbia 605l-J.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
oLIYERss =, ,Ct92sMnEGESss g
hSPoRTof KINGS -

Ross entry.
Here is one spot where you can plant case note
and have it grow while you wait Both Billy Kelly
and Motor Cop cheerfuy ready turn the trick
for the Canadian commander. Either beat such
company but, playing safety first. take my advice
and make yours ready both to CO." Any price will
be a good Charlie Sunny and Penrose have
the balance of the purse between them. All this
happens in the third Laurel this afternoon.
In the days opener down there the ciockers fancy
the chances of Silver Springs mighty highly because
of the recnt good morning trials. Hasn't much to
trim and may bring home the dinero Salesman fig
close up Nolawn which has repeatedly burnt
wise money whenever the wise boys" set in the
works is liable to life today and cop all the
kaIe in the second and nice juicy odds too Old
lot of beating
if sent after the bacon in the fourth, should just
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19

about turn the trick. He's cherry
ripe and the Mclean connections are
down hook. line and sinker Milk
maid and Bridesman figure close up.
Brother MacLean. the supposed
sleeper in the NTH. has a royal
chance of leading the procession
down to the pay-off station. Ira
Wilson has not raced to best pri-
vate form yet. Smart Guy, a long
shot, may manage to scamper ahead
Of his company in the sixth. Me,
I'D like to be aboard DR.. Clark. I'll
bet plugged nickel he'll give his
rider a swift passage. Never will
be any better than right now.
Down a Death Valley" the
shooting today is going to be very
tuff I look for the lonG priced
babies to bowl the favorits over.
Miss Jemima- if she packed the
right kale. has a chance to connect
in the fourth while BY Golly will
take a world of beating in the fifth.
Paris Matd is the WHISPERED good
thing in the last. That's all.
entry.
Best take-n-chnncc bet-By GoIIy.
Best ParIay-BrOthcr MacLean,
Smart Guy, DIR. Clark. place.
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
First race-Silyer Springs. Sales
man, Good Hope.
Second Race-NOInwn, ZOunYe, d.
nOsaurc.
Third Race-Ross entry. Charlie
SUNNY, Penrose.
Fourth Raee-Leochares. Milk
maid. Bridesman.
sixth Race-Smart Guy, kaIIipO-
lis. Archie Alexander.
seventh Race-Dr. Clark. Mclean
entry, Ross entry.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Troitus, Rifle, Claude
Brown.
second Race-TnIent. MoIinero.
Tom Roach.
Third Rnee-GIoOmy Gus. Daha-
biah. SungOd.
Fourth Race-Miss JemIma. Mar
jOrIe Hynes. JOrice.
fifth Rnce-By GOIIy. PastOreau.
Viva America.
sixth Race-MuskaIIOnge, Rising
Rock. Brunswick.
seventh Race-PnriS Maid, Keep,
Golden Chance.
Best betty GOIly.
EMPIRE SELECTIONS.
First Racc-BIack knight. Der
nieT Son. Jesayn.
second Race-Armistice. IsOIa, Ii
tnnium.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19

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