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The Washington herald., 1920-05-19
JAMAICA RESULTS

First Race-Lovers Lane II. IS
Cweiner), IL to 5. to 5. l to }:
Sammy Kelly. ia CRice), l to ..
to 4; Musito. 90 (Stapleton), ; to 1.
Time. 1:134-5. Our Little Ann.
Headman, Old Sinner. Back Home,
Due De Guise, Runecraft and Royal
Blood also ran.
Second Raee-Episode. liz (BuX-
ton), to 5, to 5, out; Dream
Crepe, 10s CTurner). to S. out;
Mary Erb. 1O7 (HopkinsJ. out.
Time, l:02. George Bovee. Machine
Gunner and Recky Road also ran.
Third REce-Sunnyland, 1o2 (Tur-
ner). so 10 s TO !, to 1; Assume,
Ill (Myers). even, to 5; Jack
Mount. lib CWalls), to 5. Time,
1913. Stepson, Manoeuvre. Turf and
Locust Leaves.
Fourth Race - wyoming. 113
(Turner), to 8, to 5, to 6:
Crystal Ford, 112 (Rowan), 3 to s,
to 4; Thrift. los (Buxton), to 1.
Time, l:47,4-5. Kills II. Tetley.
Diversion and War Club also ran.
Fifth Race-orderly, lis (Bux-
ton), even, l to .. out: Airman, lis
(Schuttinger), 2 to S, out; Rosary,
or (Schwarts). 2 to s. Time, 1:47,
Prim Sd and Favour also ran.
Sixth Race-Flying Orc. Ito [Mc-
Taggart), Is to s, Z to :, to s;
Sugar Mint, 100 (Zoeller). even, :
to 8; Game Chick, 100 (Weiner), /
to 4. Time. 1918 2-5. Domican, Dou-
BILE Eye, Mai. Bradley and Breadline
alos ran.
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Horse Show Results.

oficcrs' chargers; first, Princess,
Headquarters A. z. F. Stables; sec
ond. Paddy. Capt c. p. George;
third. Home Again, General william
Mitchell; fourth. Minnie, HCadquar-
ters A. z. F. Stables.
Novice harness horses, pairs; FIRST.
Revelation and Discretion, Mrs.
Loula Long Combs; second, Model
Princess anil Model Queen, John L.
Bushnell; third. Alteration and
Mate, Mrs. Loula Long Combs.
Saddle ponies; first, Cock Robin.
Mrs. Francis S. Peabody: second -
=; third. Countess, ]. Roland John
ston; fourth, Kingsbird. Col Harry
n. Cootes.
Green hunters. lightweight; first,
Woodcock, Mt. Airy Farms; second.
Tres Moutarde. Frederic McEl-
hone: third, Justice, w. c. skinner;
fourth. Moon Shine. Claiming
Park saddle horses. ncvice; first,
Beaucare, Miss Martha Lamar Ellis;
secon6. Slumberer. Frederic L. Bry-
an; third, Sarah S. Claiming Stro-
ther: fourth. The Crack, Mrs Allen
Potts.
Runabout horses; first. June Maid.
John L. Bushnell: second Sultan. S.
L. Larabce: third, R>dwing, wies-
enfield.
Pairs hunters; first. Down East
and Boiling. Charles D. Lanier: sec
ond. entry by Arthur H. Allen;
third, Princess and Dandy. Head
quarters A E. r. Stables: fourth.
Dixie and Aida, Charles D. Lanier.
Pair harness horses: FIRST, Model
Princess and Model Queen. John L.
Bushnell; second. Alteration and
Mate, Mrs. Lsoula Long Combs:
third, Rife and Red Wing. Joseph
wiesenfitld.
Thoroughbred hunters; first, Ann
Ford. Arthur H. Allen; second. Tres
Moutarde. Frederic McElhorne;
third. Down East. Charles d. La
nier; fourth. Home Again. General
William Mitchell.
Lady Phaeton; first, Ideal Math-
las. A. w. Atkinson: second. Reve-
lation, Mrs. Loula Long Combs;
third. The Rod. Joseph Wiesenfield;
fourth, Brilliant Lady. John L.
Bushnell
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MONTREAL ENTRIES

First Race-Five and a half fur
longs-Lady lone. 1o2; .xGalaway,
Ill: Ned Milleybright. 116; King
Worth, 116; Little Pete. l16; Parish,
Beverly James, 11s each.
Second Race-Five and a half fur
longs-Mary Mallen, 1o2: Canvas
Back, 104; vGas Mask, 10s; 8As-
sumption. liz; Nettie Walcutt, 114:
Luther. .116; Highland Lad. 11s;
Otzgo. 122.
Fourth Race-Mne and twenty
yards - Fremantle. 100: Attorney
Muir. 105; Frank Munroe. los;
Lively. III: Poaeher, 1l2: Mountain
Rose II. 112; Duke John, lis.
Fifth Race-Five and a half fur
longs-xvim. 81: Hidden Ship. 100:
Emanole. 1o1: xLobelia. 1913: Dainty
Lady, 1o5: xwalter Mack. I0s: Re-
sist. 1os; My Oracle, Ill: Murphy.
I16.
Sixth Race-one miIe-Dewitt,
100: Sentimental. 106; Garbage. 100:
Dick winfrey. i1o; Juanita III. 11o;
Semper Stalwart, 10; Bell Ringer.
10; Trickster II. III; Thanksgiving.
i1s: High Tide. 11s.
: Seventh Race-Mile ana eighth
Leipster. 100: The Talker. 100: xSky
Pilot. 1e1: zCapt. Hodge. 1os; Solid
Rock. los; VIII DO, 40; Bogart-
IL.
xApprentice aliowsnce claimed.
Weather cloudy: track fast.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

First Raee.-Runquoi, 1lo. CGar-
ganD. $40. $50, 500; Panhandle.
lis. (whittington), 2,to. 2.+0;
Marguerite Dickson, H., CWatson),
2.5O. Time 4s As. Vera Twyford,
Lura and voormel also ran.
second Race.-Bengore, 1o2. GA
tori, 400. 2.5o. $50: Adorock, .1os,
CGary), 40, 800; Dependence. 100.
(Gibson), $40. Time LOS is. Sa-
taIia, Mona G., and Dix Rogers also
ran. ~
Third Raee.-Hidden ship. Ie7.
(Thurber), s.5o, $50. 2.So; Track
Star. los. (wolstenholm). 1910. 40;
LeBioust, lol. CwhittinEton). 2.sc
Time LIS. Nancy Ann. Betsinds,
Waldo jr-, and Steve also ran.
Fourth Race. Garbage. 1l3,
Murray, $3.50. $40. see; Early
sight. ii2, CFoden). 400. 2.so: Ozpi-
tania, ll2, Cwolstenholm1. ESQ.
Time 1.16 As. Cometclre. Snow
Queen. Glider, Galway, also ran.
Fifth Race.-Broom Peddler. III.
Denyse). $50. 500. 2.5o; The pes-
ert, los, (Foden). 4.5o, ESQ; Wood
Thrush los, (RichcreekD. 500.
Time Els is. Poacher and Deck
hand also ran " -r.
sixth Race. - Col. Murphy. 104.
(Duncannon), 1870. 3.s0. 2.40; Rose
mary, lis, (Domica). 2.4o. 2.lo: sky
Man, lls. (Denyse), 2.2o. Time 1.OS.
Miss Wright, Plain Heather and
Oriental Park also ran
Seventh Race. Kilkenny. los.
(Fator). 3.20, 2.3O. 2.10: VIII Soon.
Io7. (Gibson), 2.so, 2.lo; Leta, los.
(Richcreek), 2.1o. Time LA l-6.
Lady Vera. Leinster, also ran.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

e
First Race-six furlongs. .sweet
Liberty. 100: Ruby. 100; May Rose,
ioo; Pop Eyes, 100; Mary Maxim,
lob; Wild Flowers, los; Miss Minks.
los; .Louis A. los; Emma + Ios
Sea Prince. los; sa-Rowdy. ios.
Convoy. lie; Buckiaide. 100. Also
eligible-Finis. LOT; Donna Roma.
100; Mickey Moore, lIo; .Keep. IO2:
The Leopard. 10,
a-Formerly ran as Hindo the
Great.
Second Race-Four and a hair
furlongs. Court View, lis; BY Gin
ger 10; The Enquirer, IFS: Toss Up,
lib; Muskallonge. lis; Lou Didric,
ll6; Old Chap, lis; Versailles, lis;
'Tharon. 1l5; Red Legs, his; Ad-
vance, lis; ssSir Lawfal, 1I5. Also
Budrow. IFS; Mau-
rice H. lis; Runsaf, lis; Bruns-
wick. ll5; Ace High, 115.
George j. Long entry.
Third Raee--Four and half fur
longs Greenland. los; Uncle veie,
l13: Wishmaker, 10s; Smoke screen.
ll3; sAli Right Sir, los; venyalet,
ilS; Au Revoir. los; Botheration.
11o.
Fourth Race - Six furiones:
Refugee Cd. so; Angon, 11o; Alta
Boy. le2;. Flags, 12o; Green Grass,
lo5; american Ace. 122: Looking
Up, los.
Fifth Race-Mile and an eighth.
Ethel Gray, 100; Siren Maid, lie;
Busy Signal lie; Alula, 1I6; Cotton
Blossom. 1l6; Distinction, II6; Or
Iowa. li6: Mile. Dazzle. 116; Lorraine.
116: a-Cobwebs, lie; Dresden, 116;
a-Truly Rural. 116.
All. P. Whitney entry.
sixth Raee-Mile and a sixteenth.
Jack Stuart, 1903; Delico, LOG:
Beaverkin, 110; Pictor,. l12; Drastic,
los; GEN. Haig. 120.
! Seventh Race-Mile and a six-
teenth. 'Little Panchitta, so;
'Jovial.S 102: 'Bombast. 107; .Har-
lock, 107; slack Reeves. 107; sCory-
don, 1l0; Bond. 112; Bourbon Lad,
lie; Adelante, 112; j. C. Stone. h5.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
. Weather--rain. Track heavy.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First RaceVThe Trout, los; lima
Frank, 116: Gloomy Gus. 11S; Lead
ing Star. IFS; Gloria France, 103;
Round Robin, 105: Padraic, 10; En-
flade. 113; Pocatello. 105; Super, 10S;
Keen Jane, 1l0; Sunfiash I'd. 121;
Bon Tromp, 11s.
Second Race Barry's Pet, 102;
'Our Nephew. los; Frank Waters,
110; 'Tiger Rose. 105; Asterisk, 115;
Babette. 1o2: Pierre A Feu. 1o7;
Goldvale, 107.
Third Race-Larghetto, 90; sun
rose. 81; American Eagle, los; Ar
rowhead Inn. 81: Santiago, 110; Pha-
laris, 107; Paddy. 110; Keliher. 81.
Fourth Race Hard Guess, 104; /;
Alcatra. 112; Eye Opener, 102; Su-
perwoman, 106.
Fifth Race - Ticklish. 1o7; Lord
Brighton, 112; Old Koenig, 1875:
Round Robin, 81.
Sixth Race Gen. ]. NJ. Gomez,
lis: Black Top, lis; Frizlet, us;
Eternity. lis; Eastview, lis.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track fast.
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Pimlico Results

First Race-vic, Il2 CBarrett).
1910. 6.10, $50; Pflly Ann, 112
(Stirling), 1850, 7.I0: Queen Isabel,
.112 (Burke). $50. Time, :5s- 3-5.
Coombs Attorney, Irish Jig. Repeat
and Bees Nest also ran.
Second Race-Candidate II. 1877
Haynes), 1850. 790, 500; Rupica,
143 (Bush). 40, $50; Stucco, 1874
II, Minton Chisa. New Haven.
Belle also ran.
CRodriguez). $50. $50. 2.7O; Diadi.
1l5 (Bryson). $50. $50; Mumbo
Jumbo. lis (HeupeD. SO. Time,
1:42 3-5. Bar Coy. Miss Fiuey. Tan
II. Don Thrush and Indian Chant
also ran.
Fourth Raee-Man of War. 1876
(Kummer). $50. $50, $50: Upset,
1872 (Rodriguez), 2.50,, 800; Wild
Air, ia (Ambrose). 800. Time.
I:5I 3-5. On Watch. Donna Coma.
Blazes. King Thrush. Fairway and
St. Allan also ran.
Fifth Race-Gath. III (Rodriguez),
$50, $50, 800: Siesta, 112 (BarretD,
500, 4.20: Herd Girl, 96 (ColttlettD,
400. Time. 1:4S AS. Blackboard.
Lord Herbert. Dottie Vandiver and
The Wit also ran.
SIKH Race-Irish Kiss. no tKum-
mer) $50, $50. $50: Gallagher. 95
CColtiletti). 1910, 500; Bondage. 110
CRordiguez). $50. Time, l:45 5-S.
Artthusa. Virginia and Bolster
also ran.
Seventh Race (No distance
shown: Ragnarack. 115 (Kummer),
$50, 40. $40; Thistle Queen, lO5
(Ponce). T.2o. $50: w. Ward. ITO
(Fletcher), $40. Time. 1:42 2-S.
Miss Millions, G.. NJ. Miller. Ameri-
can Boy, Foreclosure, ireland. Edith
X. Charles Prayers. Anzac and
Punctual. also ran.
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Louisville Results

First Race-Mlle. DaZie, 90 (Wil-
son), 1880, 1000. $50; Madge F..
1O5 (Kennedy). 1880. $40: Lady
Luxury, lis CTaylor), $50. Time
1885. st. German, Fritz, Frank
w. Plenty, Marvin May, Wood
Trap and Lucy r. also ran.
second Raee-Pekoe. lis Gar
ner)' l2.TO. $50, 450; Miss Fontaine.
115 CO'Brien), $40, 4.2o: Mary Jane
Baker, lis (PooD, $40. Time.
:56 is. My Rose, Romance, Cos
sip. Avenue. Miss Rankin. Martha
Grey, Dona Lorietto. Doric, Cimar-
ron and Penwell also ran.
Third Race-John S. Reardon. 1o7
CCarmody), 4.SO. 500, $50; Philan-
derer. 1902 (Stacs). $40, $40; Tom
Norris. IO7 (PooD, ESQ. Time.
:56 As. Charles A. Byrne. Tom
Roach and Hunters Point also ran.
Fourth Race-Rsfferty. Ill (Wil-
son). 11.9o, $40. $50: Orenzo, 102
(Kennedy), 500. $50; James Foster,
11S Oyke), $40. Time. 1854 l-5.
wexIer: Verboten. Warlike. Huff-
aker. Sam McMeekin, Jack Reeves
and Bourbon Green also ran.
Fifth Race-Converse, 112 Nyke).
1880. $50, $40: Flying Welshman.
1oI Kederis). 44O, $50: Alula. SO
(wida), 500. Time. 1:2s 1-5. Sam
Reh, Herald. Binding Tie, Jouett
and L'Errant also ran.
sixth Rnce-Blaise, 10S (Heinsch),
1920, $40. 400: Alvord, 113 (Gar-
ner), 56.10, 2O.5O: Counterbalance'
1l2 0yke), 4.S0. Time, 1:42 40.
Precious Pearl, Keep. Hondo, Happy
Valley, Jellison and Sooseh also ran.
seventh Race-Jim Hefferlng. 1ol
CRoberts), 500. 800. $50: Warsaw
los (Garner). $50. $50: Mint Cat
11e (O'Brien). 2.40. Time. 1:57'
Moscow. Lothair and Kimpalong
also ran.
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Arlington Results.

First Race-Five and a half fur
longs: Miss McGiggles Dunlap,
ll2. won; DR.. d. CWrighO. 122, sec
ond; Tredette (Turncr). III. third.
Ribbon Grass. Nonas.- Running
Creek, Helen c.. Joe Miller and
Monts Belle also ran.
second Race-One mile: Uncle
Sand (wells), 1873. won; Butcher
Boy CJones), 1873. second; Ray
o'Light. Cwright), 1SS. third. Low
Tide and Star Craft also ran.
Third Raee-Wilard Hotel Cup;
about two miles: Nette H. (Turner),
lat, won; Little Horn (Huston), l47.
second; Mo Cwilliams),i 149, third.
The Tank, The Flyer and Yarico
also ran
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Opposed TO Gambling.

Cumberland, Md, May 1S.-The
Allegany County Billiard and Bowl
ing Protective Association has been
organized here by majority of the
billiard parlor and bowling alley
proprietors. The members have
gone on record as being strictly on
posed to all and any kind of gam
bling and viii cooperate with the
city and State officials In an effort
to enforce legislation eliminating
such.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

w0RKINGMEN-As IT WAS EASIER TO
sell reliable pants at 81 up we decided
that trash had no place in this store and
in every deal we give the best value we
can; prices 81 up and it's lower than pre-
vailing rates; stop around and see; sport
skirts, SOC up: slightly used. JUsTH'S
OLD STAND, 619 d. mal9-It
NORTH BEACH, MD. ELECTION NO
tiee: There will be an election June 5,
1920. to elect q mayor and six councilmen,
Polls open from p. m. to 0 .. m. Per
order Of council. B. II. SMART. mayor
ma19-1t
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He's Plute Now.

Milwaukee, May 1S.-Jack sharkey
has fingered in the neighborhood or
$50, 600 since his victory over Jimmy
wilde. Joe Wagner is Sharkey's
manager. Jack is an example OF
the earning powers of boxer even
though not a champion.
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Jo;ns Oil Tankers.

Columbus. May Is. = Pitcher Joe
Willis. of the, Senators. has jumped
to the franklin, Pa. team In the
Oil League. He was getting away
poorly this spring with The Thinks,
but had not drawn the pink" slip.
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TENN, Club Reorranize..

Wheeling. W. Va May l6.-The
wheeling Tennis Club. which dis
banded in 1917. when sixty Of its
seventy-eight men were In the serr-
ice, has reoreanized with the fol-
lowing officers: President. Wright
Hugus: vice president II. B. Scott:
secretary. Joseph Jefferson: treas
urer, Charles Jackson
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POULTRY.

ASK SOME OF THE BOYS THAT ARE
breeding fine chicks what they think Of
star-Chick-A and they will point to the bag
of Star-Chick-A and tell you about il. They
will say that they never saw a better food
because 1t Is 100 per cent pure and contains
no adulterations or condiments to fool a
chick into false start in life; start q chick
on Star-Chick-A and 1t will keep on grow.
ing; tell your dealer that you want Star
Chic-A and that you are going to test this
thing out to prove its truth. II he will not
get 1t for you there is a reason and Golden
& Co., viii see that you do get Star-Chic-A
In any quantity. ma1S-1t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court. No.
26o14, Administration. This Is to give
notice: That the subscriber. Of the District
Of Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, letters
testamentary on the estate Of Jacob Koble-
gard, late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 9th day Of April A.D., 1921; other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefits Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 9th day Of April, 1890 $50
PHENE A. KOBLEGARD, weston, west
Virginia. Attest: (SeaL) W. CLARKE
TAYLOR, Deputy Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. LINN BRANNoN. Attorney.
ma5-I2-1a
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The Weather

Forecast.
District OF Columbia and Maryland: Show
ers today: tomorrow partly cloudy; gentle
to moderate south winds,
virginia: Showers today: tomorrow part
ly cloudy: moderate winds mostly south-
east on the coast
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PERSONALS.
DECORATION nay

Forming private party. limited, to Luray
For particulars. ring Mrs. J.. p. SMITH,
Main $3.50 after $50 p. N. maIS-3t
DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTH1 You
can have 1t. Call at 172s Tth ct. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
ap4-o0t
soNGPoEMs ARE VALUABLE WHEN
properly set to music; let me write the
music for yours Est. 1905. c. T. JOHN
SON. 9os 10th ne. Tel Line. 4496. ja9eOt
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DIED.

FAIRCHILD-On May 16, 1920 at her resi-
dence in New York City, HELENA
.RUTHERFURD, only daughter of Char
lotte Livingston ana the late John
Rutherfurd, of New Jersey, and wife
Of Benjamin 7. Fairchild.
Funeral services will be held at Trinity
Chapel. West Twenty fifth street New
York City, on Wednesday, May 10, at 10
o'clock am. 1t is earnestly requested that
no flowers be sent.
ToBIN- Monday. May II. 1920, ELLEN r,
widow of Patrick Tobin.
Funeral from her sons residence. WIN. p.
Tobin. 30th and Cedar sts., Mount
Rainier. Nd. Thursday, May 90, at s
a. m. thence to st. Stephens Church,
25th st. and Pa. ave. NV. where re-
QUEEN mass will be said at 0 a, m.
Relatives and friends invited.
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63: p. m, 80.
Rainfall IS p. m. to D. m.), o,
Hours of sunshine, $50,
Per cent Of possible sunshine, IS.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated deficiency Of Temperature
since January !. 1920. 100.
Deficiency of temperature since Nav l.
1920. 100.
Accumulated deficiency Of prectpita tion
since January 1, 1920, 1.72
Deficiency Of precipitation since May l.,
1890. 0.61.
Temperature same date last year-High-
est, 10; lowest, 40.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TAILORING BUSINESS IN HEART or
business district; cleaning. pressing. dye
ing trade established; new Hoffman Press
ing Machine; Ford delivery; truck II de-
sired; sacrifice for cash. Phone Main 1884
during day or call in person at 1921 Rhode
Island ave. NV, after p. N. ap23-tf
WILL YOU SPECULATE A LITTLE ON
an oil proposition differed and directed
by Washington men to develop property
near Washington. We believe we're right
On this thing but we need more money TO
ind out. Address 'sMOCo," 1923 n Y,
ave. NV. ma7-oOt
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
ington, ID. c., May IS. 1920. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office, Room
500. District Building. until O'CLOCK P.
NJ, JUNE Is. 1870. for furnishing Identii-
cation Number Plates for motor-driven We
hieies. Specifications and forms Of proposal
may be had upon application to the Pur-
chasing Officer. Room 80, District Build
ing. LOUIS BROwNL0WI CHARLES W.
kuTz, Commissioners, d. c. mal9-3t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
the District Of Columbia. There viii be
sold At the Pound. South Capitol and I
sts. sw., AT >l0:30 O'CLOCK A. NJ, ON
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1920. one mule,
taken up in the northeastern section of the
city. By order Of the Health Officer, WAL
TER z. SMITH, Poundmaster. ma1S-1t
MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES.
ExPERT BICYCLE REPAIRTNG; ALI
work Guaranteed MAX FISCHER. 1o1
~ st. sw. ap29-30t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WHETHER YOU GAMBLE, SPECULATE
or invest, investigate my local PROPOSE
ton; large returns; no risk. BOX 2Ol.
Herald Office. maIo-6t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
good working conditions for young and
middle-aged men who can furnish at least
th-ee letters Of character reference.
WAGES FOR MOToRMEN AND
CONDUCTORS.
First three months Sic per hour
Next nine months. ........ SIC per hour
After one year. ooc per noaf
Full credit given for former service with
this COMPANY and SEC PER HOUR GIVEN
TO MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR Or
MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH
OTHER COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE
YEARS. q.
Apply Tuesday and Friday after p. n
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT,
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FOR SALE-AUTOS.

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pletely overhauled. Franklin 7T30 after 8
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FOR sALE-sAXoN SIX AND BUICK
converted truck; excellent condition; bar
gains for quick buyer. Wire or phone.
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AUCTION SALES.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
bought, sold and exchanged. Auction sale
every Thursday, 10 Q. m. to 4 p. m. E, r,
RUSSELL & CO.. Auctioneers, 9O3 n st.
NV. FrNnklin 4752-J. ap7-wed, mon, thurs-tf
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ROOMS AND BOARDS.

FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO; MEALS n
desired. 1863 Blltmore st. NV. malo-St
1883 iith ST. Nw.-NIcELY FURNISHED
front room: near bath. in private family I;
for gentleman; with board; plenty hot
water Phone North 900. ma1o-2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26

Section IA, as follows: Section IA.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and 6 O'Clock in the after
noon between the first days of May
and November in each year. no pub
lie or private vehicle shall remain
standing at the curb on Water street
between the Maine Central Railroad
company station and Bridge street
for period in excess of one hour at
any one time This section shall not
apply to physicians whose cars may
be parked in front of their respective
Offices" The ordinance was intro
duced by Alderman Charles A.
Brooks and is dated May II, 1920.
The carrying out of this new law
will certainly make Water street a
clearer place during the buster hours
Of the day. If a person should park
their vehicle at one place on Water
street, leave it for an hour and then
go back and move it for a short
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CHIEF FORESTORS
TO ORGANIZE

Chief Forester Percy Knox and
Assistant Chief Forester John Ellis
Of the Augusta Camp Modern Wood
man of America will leave for Wa
terville Saturday forenoon for the
purpose Of organizing a Statewide
association of Chief Foresters and
Assistant Chief Foresters. Head
quarters will be at the Elmwood
Hotel with a business meeting at 2
Z. M. at Woodman hall. where officers
will be elected and a general discus
sion Will be held on organization and
team work. AT night the convention
viii be entertained by Special Drills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26
BEST EVER WAS.
ST. JOHNS EVENT

, Got back alive, eh?" was the re-
mark to Eminent Commander George
F. Giddings of Trinity Commandery,
No. Z, referring to the pilgrimage of
that commandery on st. Johns day
to Biddeford, where it was the guest
of Bradford Commandery.
Yes, sir" was the quick answer,
"and the old-timers tell me that the
pilgrimage was the best they have
ever been on. Everything possible
for our welfare, entertainment and
amusement was most admirably
planned and carried out to the let
ter with clocklike precision. The
Bradford Sir knights are some en-
tertainers.'
I'VE were taken to Pepperell park
soon after arrival and there was
served one of the finest lunches I've
seen for many day, served to the
Queens taste. Then we went by
electrics to Old Orchard, where the
pier had been hired for the entire
day by Bradford Commandery ana
where.w had everything from band
concerts to moving pictures, with
some first class vaudeville in the
evening by Boston artists, with more
music and dancing. Then the clam
bake was the last word in such
things, with everything imaginable
for the fiXin's.
"The sports were great fun, and, Of
course, Trinity had to lug off three
of the five prizes, the tug of war, the
prize being a silver cup; the ginger
ale race, prize silver cigarette case;
and 100-yard dash, prize silver cigar
cite case. The weather was perfect
and the whole thing from the star.
was huge success. You cannot say
too much for the hospitality of
Bradford Commandery. We had an
elegant time. One more thing:
Trinity seemed to get her full share
of the applause along the line Of
march and we were repeatedly told
that Trinity did the best marching
and fiSest street maneuvres Of any in
the long line
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Mis-. sawtelIs surprissd

The attractive recreation room at
the plant Of w. H. Gannett, Inc, was
informally opened Thursday evening
by a party given to Miss Floy H. Saw
telle in honor Of her approaching
marriage to Paul B. Merrill of this
city. Miss Sawtelle was pleasantly
surprised by the presentation Of an
electric reading lamp. the gift Of her
fellow employees. Refreshments of
ice cream and fancy cookies were
served and all left wishing Miss
Sawtelle the best OFF good luck.
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Charles r. Meigs. manager OF the
Augusta electric shop, has been ap-
pointed assistant superintendent of
the local district of the Central
Maine Power Co.. and has entered
upon his new duties. He will also
continue the management of the
electric shop for the present. having
held that position for the past eight
years. AS assistant superintendent
of the local district Mr.. Meigs will
work with superintendent w. H.
williams.