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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

70 withhold acceptance Or rejection
Of any and all bids received under
(a) and (b) herein Until it has con-
sidcred the bids received under Co,
and will thercupon determine Of
which class the highest bid viii be
accepted.
s. The successful bidder viii be re
CURED to pay cash before the adjourn
ment Of the sale. and will receive a deed
Or the Schoo city for the real estate
purchased by him. which deed shall con-
tain the Following conditions.
TAI An assumption BY the pur-
chaser Of all installments Of special
assessments unpaid at The time of
the sale.
Cb) A condition requiring him 70
erect upon tho property 80 purz
chased. and within three years from
tho date thereof, a modern business
building not loss than two stories
I'll heighth. ard upon failure 80 70
do his title Is the real estate shall
be forfeited 10 the school City.
Co A covenant bY The purchaser
. 10 pave with brick or concrete the
intervening space between the prop
erty described in the deed and the
present building known as the Cen
trail School"
(d) A condition that the walls Of
hts building that face the Central
School building shall be Of white
brick or other light coIored material.
te) The right TO be grantee Of
ingress ana egress over Lot Nine
90 in said re-subdivision. at q place
and over a course designated by the
Board of school Trustees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

WANTED:-Solicitor male
or female, salary and com
mission; Burns Pollock, Ind.
Harbor, phone Al.
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M~ACHINISTS

Steady, all around Ma
chinists, bench men and ex-
perienced machine operat-
ors to increase our force and
open new department, good
working conditions, best
wages, Edwards Valve and
Manuf'g Co., East Chicago,
2-2T-tf
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WANTED~A large Eastern manufactur-
or with branch in Indianapolis is seek
tng a district sa"lesmanager. Applicants
VIII be interviewed in this city in the
near future. 4 man between IS and SIS
with strong personality. sales experience
end ability. can secure connections worth
5000 annually. $3.50 cash bond and ref
erences required. Tell all about your
self i'm hrst letter as all correspondence
refll be held strictly confidential. For
interview address. giving telephone num-
her SAFEGUARD Sales Co. 40S Saks
hEdE. indianapolis. Ind. 5-17-St
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WANTEDAA driver. John Yonko. l4oth
and Carey St, Ind. Harbor. 3-l6-5t
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE or
FRED J.. SPENCER, DECEASED No.
1850. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM 1920.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen to the HEIRS.
~LBGATEES AND CREDITORS OF Fred
J. spencer. deceased. to appear in the
Lake Superior Court. held at Hammond.
Indiana, on the 26th day Of April. 1920.
and show cause. il any. why the FINAL
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the es-
tate Of said decedent should not be
approved. and said heirs are notified 70
then and there make proof Of hearship.
and receive their distrlbutive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk OF the Lake su-
perior Court, at Hammond, this 18th
day Of March, 1920.
HERBERT L WHEATON,
CSeaD Clerk Lake Superior Court
S-17-2<
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WANTED: - Laborers at
Calumet Foundry & Ma
chine Co, 148th and Rail
road Ave, East Chicago,
Ind.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
MARY LAUER. DECEASED. No.
1921.
Notice IS hereby given that h under
signed has been appointed Administrator
OF said Estate. by the Judge Of the Lake
Superior Court
said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
WALTER G. WOLF.
Administrator
Dated March 18th. 1920. 3-I7-24-31
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WANTED ~ Married man for general
a end Of year. good home, large garden.
COW. wood and 400 lbs. pork, DR.. r h.
Gelsel. Crown Point, Ind. Phone S9i-
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FOR SALE-37Ix n. lot. on Henry St
so II. lot on Cameron ST. 80 #. on
Towle st. Call 1913 Baltimore St, Ham
Toond 3-17-1t
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Lost and Found.


LOST-A blue silk beaded bag. either
in 10c store. or between there and
Nelson's Drug store. Reward Return
to SAC Ingraham ave, w Hammond
Phone Hammond S42R. S-lf-3t
L0ST-A bunch of keys on So. shore
car. 1920 Barring ave, e.. Chicago.
3-17-It
LoST-Blue fur neck piece. at Unity
Hall. Wed. night. with two tails.
Finder please return to 420 F. Carroll
st. Hammond. 3-lf-zt
Try A Times Want Ad.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETT
ESTATE.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
KARL 4. JANSEN. DECEASED. NJ
1853. N TIE Lane SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM. 1920.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen to the HEIRS
LEGhTEES AND CREDITORS sc Kari
f. Jansen. deceased to appear IN ths
Lake Superior Court. held at Hammond.
indiana. on the 26th day OF April 1920.
and show cause. if any. why The FINAL
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with The es-
tate or said decedent should not be
approved and said hers are notined -
then afl1 there make proof OF heirship,
and receive their d%istributive shares.
WITNESS the clerk Of the Lake SUI
perior Court. at Hammond. this 10th
day Of March. 1920.
HERBERT l. WHEATON.
(Seal) clerk Lake Superior Court.
3-17-24
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Real Estate Bargains.

SALE:-Eight Room
house, sun-parlor, hot wa
ter heat, with all modern Inn
p~rovements, terms; Bargain
for responsible party, phone
200 1-2s-tf
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Room and Board.
WANTED

SITUATION WANTED@As labor fore
man or IN charge Of labor. by man
that is proficient in art OF handling men
and able 10 get plus results Reference
as 70 ability and integrity. Address 40.
Times. Hammond. a-lo-ot
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FOR SALE-Apperson Six 4-pass. chum-
my roadster; like new. Call 572 Nor
ton ave. Hammond 3-l5-3t
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FOR SALE-One Woods electric auto.
good running condition. Cheap. Call
Hammond 67I. 3-15tf
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FOR SALE-Overland; fine condition
new Bosch mag. 4 new tires. $500
70I Holman st. Hammond. 3-15-eodti
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

Laborers, steady
work, good pay; American
Glue Co. w. Hammond.
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SOUTH SIDE BARGAINS.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE+5-hat furnished apt. bldg.
Rental. 1872 per year bargain SO
Sfbley st, cor. fat, Hammond. 3-lf-lt
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For Sale-AutomobileS

FOR sAI.E-Ford 1919 touring. in Al
shape. Five Goodyear ali-weather
tires. brand new. and other extras- 3bl
Cleveland ave. phone Whiting ~
3-13-4t
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SHERIFFvS sALE

Dated March 18th. 1920. s-l7-a4-8,
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FOR sALE-6-room house and garage;
car line and South Shore depot. lsV
Hanover St. Hammond 5-l5-ot
FOR SALF-e-room bungalow; built for
a home and is one Of the finest bunga-
lows on the East Side. Lot 30 "a IT.. not
heat. built-in bookcases, beam
ceiling. plate rail. window seat. garage.
ing town. Price. $4,000. J. S. Blackburn
Co. l6I State St, Hammond. S-l0-tf
OWNER WILL SELL new e-room bun
galow; sun parlor, buffet. all oak
trim, special furnace. garage with ce-
ment hoor and drive, shrubbsry and
trees, corner lot, faces east. 2bl High
land st. Can buy for small payment
down. Phone Hammond sS6J. Sis
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Hammond
property. so acres black loan, al
level and in high state of cultivation, .
miles from Hamlet. q mile 70 school.
20 acres hardwood timber. some fruits.
splendid Groom house with nice largo
basement, large oak shade trees. extra
good drinking water, 2OX40 barn, room
for u COWS, corn crib. granary ? chick
an houses. hog house. smoke house. COW
and for quick sale will include following
property. 3 horses. 3 cows. brood SOW
and 3 hogs, 125 chickens. 2 wagons, bug
Ry. moving machine. harrow, c~ultivatoT,
blows. feed cutter. onion tools, grinder.
cream separator. hay rack. 20 onion
crates. so grain bags, Deertng binder, 3
sets harness. etc Price. $4,000. Mort
gage. S2s5O. =. s.. Steele. Knox. Ind
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! (seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court
3-17-24
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-23

"Els5 az sgeszskg. A haboru alatt
kideralt, h6gy sorozas ala kerdlt fla
tai einbereknek majdnem egy negyed-
resze testileg alkalnatlan. Az isko-
lasgyermokek megvizsgalasa bizonyit-
ia, hogy azoknak csaknem fele va
lami testi fogyatkozassal bir, amin meg
legt6bb esetben segiteni lehet, ha
raj0nnek. Mem beszelek eznuttal a
szovetsegi Is helyi egeszsegugyi hat6-
sagoknak egymashozi viszonyarol, de
allitom, hogy az amerikai ontudatnak
azonnal cselekednie kell, hogy emelked-
.jek az egeszsegi szihvonak, kiil6n6sen
ami a gyermekek erdeket illeti."
"Az olyan munkaviszonyokra mem
lehet mentseget talalni, amelyik az
amerikai gyern,eket jogat6l fosztja
meg, mint a hogy mem lehet menteni
az olyan nemzetnek ipari vagy mez6-
gazdasagi eletst, amelyik n6inek az
erejet vonja el ezzel gyehgiti az
anyasagot'' =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-23
Az EPERJESI NAGYPREPoST
RUTENEK MAI HELYZETER0L

A becsi Reichspost beszelgetest
k0z0l, a melyet tudositoja folyta-
tott Gojdics Metoddal, az eperje-
81 gorog- -katholikus szekesegyhaz
nagyprepostjaval. Gojdics ezt
mondta t0bbi kozt
- Geppuskatiizeles egy sze-
geny, nyugodt nep ellen legcse-
kelyebb okb6l, statarium kihir-
detese valamennyi magyarorszagi
rutenlakta jarasban, az egesz mum
katlansagra itelt nepesseg hia-
nyos elelmezese az allan koltse-
gen :ezek az eredmenyei csehek
ketesztendos er0szakos uralmanak
az Erd5s- -Karpatokban. A ruten
intelligenciat mem lepte meg ez.
Nyomban azutan, hogy hiret
vettiik annak a szandeknak, hogy
Magyarorszag rutenlakta teriile-
tet ketteszakitjak es szetosztjak
Romania es Csehorszag k0z0tt, a
nemzetk0zi diplomacia sulyos BIZ
nenek nyilvanitottnk ezt az ella.
rast az emberiseg t6rvenyei ellen
A magyarorszagi ruten kerdes
fejlemenyei az6ta teljesen igazat
adtak nekink. Exert nepiinkre
nezve oily vegzetes hibaert Masa
ryk tanart terhei felel0sseg. Al
3 javaslatara egyesitettek cseI
allammal rutenlakta Saros
Zemplen, Ugocsa, Szepes, Bereg
es Ung varmegyet, A magyaror,
szagi ruteneket csehek er5sza.
kos uralma ala vetettek, kikkel
egyaItalan semmifele kozos erde
XIX nincsen, akiknek szimpatiai1
IS neInzeti erzeseit sohasem osz
tottak, akik irant azonban ma
gyiiloletet Is megvetest ereznek
A trianoni bekeszerz6des munka.
kedvelo emberekb5l koldusnepet
csinalt. Ha q nlostani hatarokai
meg mem yaltoztatjak, akkor q
mi szegeny, bskes IS slorgalmas
nkpiink csak az ehenhalas Is d Hi
lv&ndorlas k0zott valaszthat. Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-23
Egyr6l-Masr6l..
A csoti fogolytaborban

egy r6gi jobarattal.
Az Est aug. 29-iki szamabol.

goly all fnagabameriilten, keserii,
dacos arccal Megkardeze1h to-
lie, honnan Jolt, hova .val6. Egy-
kedviien felelget a kerdeseimre,
maid ICY folytatja: VI
- Ha tudtam volna, hogy itt-
hon mi var ram, Italian mem jottem
volna haza soha. Pedig milyen
boldog voltam, hogy j0hettem, mi
lyen hosszu volt az ut, hogyan
szerettem volna repiilni, hogy mie-
l6bb hazaerjek. Most aztan kese-
rdsegre fordult minden. Megla-
togatott egy j6baratom es k0zol-
te' velem, hogy harom honap alatt
meghalt az anyam, a felesegem es
a kis fiam... Elarvult. az en- yagy-
va-vagyott meleg, csaladi ottho
nom.
A mint a parancsiWksagi epu
let elott setalgatokls megsz6li1
egy magas, napbarnitott arcu ha
difogoly.
- Mem islnersz' - kerdi to
lem.
- Mem emlekszem - felelen
es vizsgalodva nezem az arcat.
- Megmondja a nevet, kideriil
hogy tizen0t esztend0vel ezelot
egyutt tettUnk erettsegit. Kar
csu, fess huszarfohadnagy volt, ;
mikor utoljara LATHAM a habor,
alatt, most megtort Greg ember,
fogai es haja kihullottak. Fa
radtan, szomoruan beszel krasz
nojarszki rettenetes napokr6l,
vizben fott zabr6l es arrol, hog,
hogyan hajigaltak XII reggelen
kint a hnllakat anyasziilt mezte
len a barakkokbol, inert a rub;
kellett a hatramaradottaknak.
Lassankint leszall az este, al
egen apro mecsesek gyulnak es
szegeny, agyongyotort hadifog
llyok. bus meseket, megrazo ira
asgediakat meselnek a nultrol,
melyet ell akarnak felejteni, d
latszik rajtuk, hogy minden gon
dolatuk, minden erzesuk a jovo
be kapcsolodik $ hogy mindnyajal
ARA a megvalto 6rara gondolnak
a mikor ujra atlephetik az eliza
gyott otthon kuszobet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-23
TIzENKET M1LLIo ARvA

Parisb6l jelentik, hogy az Amerikai
Vereskereszt 1s orszagban vegzett ku-
tatasai alapjan meg lehet allapitani,
miszerint 12 milli6 gyermek vesztette
ell egy vagy mindket szIl6jet Europa
ban a haboru alatt. Oroszorszag vezet
az arvak szamaban negy milli6 arva-
val, Nemetorszagban harom milli6 ar
va gyermek van, mig Franciaorszag-
ban egy millio gyermek veszitette el
sziil6iet. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-23
MUNKABAN A
FOTOGRAFUSOK

Harding beszede utan elenekel-
tiik az amerikai himnuszt, aztan
Harding es Mrs. Harding lejott
lepcs0n es kezet szoritottak
kildottseg tagjaival. It. A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-23

kas diakzenekar tagjai siirognek-
forognak, inert ujb6l nagyobb
hadifogoly transport erkezik, az
8 tiszteletikre vonultak ki mint
dig vidam, csillog6 szemii diak7
gyerekek. Vonatunk, a lnelylyel
Csotra megyiink fogolytaborba,
mar tiirelmetleniil priiszkol, csak-
hamar beszallunk es lassan, zaka-
tolva kigordiiliink a palyaudvar-
r6l. Nehany jelentektelen allo-
mason megyiink at es nemsokara
feltinnek .elSttink a csoti hatal
mas fogolytabor fekete barakjai,
a hol a haboru alatt hazavagy6
muszka szivek s6hajai r0pd0stek
folfele d magassagos scent urls
ten tronusahoz.
Fekete banat tanyazott ezekben
a fekete barakkokban es mint
a fogolytabort nezem, onkentele-
MIL is a temeto jut eszembe. Most
azonban valamivel deriisebb STINT
0lt0tt lit minden, hiszen a mi SEE
geny = hadifogsagb6l visszatert
- magyarjaink gyiijt6helye lett
a cs6ti tabor, azoke, a kiknek
megadatott, hogy rettenetes meg
pr6baltatasok utan hazakerul
hettek.
Az allomason szuronyos kato-
max fogadjak a leszall6 utasokat
es mindenkit igazoltatnak. At
lepjik fogolytabor kapujat, ell
megyiink tabor villanytelepe
el0tt es nemsokara szemtOl-szem-
ben allok a rabsagbol megtert
magyarokkal. Megt0rt szemek,
faradt arcok. Lassan, vontatot-
tan felelgetnek kerdeselmre, ezek
az emberek meg mem tudnak iga-
zan 6riilni, meg mem ocsudtak fel
egeszen az atelt borzalmak Ii
dercnyomasa alol, de mar homlo-
kon csokolta Sket a viszontlatett
hazai fold lelke.
Egg magas, barazdas arcu fo-
hadnagy beszel:
A fogsag sok embert meg
0lt, sokan meg is 6riltek. 1916
karacsonyan Gnnepelyt rendez-
think taborban. Sohasem felej-
tenn ell ezt a karacsony estet.
Kdnn d vegtelen h6mez6kon vad
vihar diihongott, a szel beleka-
paszkodott a rozoga fabarakkok-
ba, recsegett-ropogott i binden,
Mi egy pislogo mecses vilaganal
iiltiink, egy tarsunk bibilabol
felolvasta a Jezus sziiletesere vo-
natkoz6 reszt. Egy tabori pap
beszedet mondott a szeretetrol es
bekessegr6l, mely tneg fogjh
gy6zni vilagot. Melegseg aradt
a sziviinkbe, konnyes szemekkel
enekeltiik letint sep id6kre
emlekeztet6 karacsonyi enekeket,
a mikor hirtelen felugrik egy To-
bog6 semi, sapadt szekely flu es
felordit:
Megoltek Krisztust, meg
oltek
Megdobbenve nezunk ra mire
feleszmeliink, 3 mar rohant XII a
barakb6l a havas ejszakaba. Mas
nap talaltak ra tabornak egy
felrees6 zugaban, foldon tilt es
csendesen beszelgetett onmaga.
val. Megorilt szegeny esg nemso-
kara meg is halt. A
Egy szekely hadnagy beszel
aztafi a haldokl6 magyar hadifo.
golyrol, ki mar mem fog haza-
terni soha, hiaba varja a Hargits
alatt reszket6 Greg edesanyja.
Mar utrakeszen, helyesebber
sz0kesre keszen allottunk -
mondja a hadnagy mikor meg
egyszer odaleptunk szegeny, hal
dokl6 bajtarsunk agyahoz, hogy
bucsut vegyink tole. Mem volt
mar annyi ereje sem, hogy beszel
nj tudott voliia. Tudta, hogy jo
wink, megfogta q kezemet es
ram nezett hosszan, szomoruan.
Oh, AIT tekintetet, AIT y nezesi
sohaseY fogom elfelejteni, leha
joltatt hozza, meges6koltam 1
homlok6t, d mire y suttog6 Kangor
2
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Mondays Louisville Entries

First race: 81 200 purse; threeyear-old FLIES:
seven furlongs (0)-Arrow Point, 40; Orlovo.
no; Big Idea. 40; Destination. 11O; Ethel
Gray. Gray. 10; Siren Maid, 10: Busy Signal. us;
Second race: $1,000; claiming: two-year-
old maiden colts and geldings; four and one
half furlangs (12)-'Frank Moody. LOT; ever
sailies. 1o7; Win or Quit. 1o7: The Englishman,
Hunters Point. 112; Philanderer. 112; Al
Thomas. 112: Tom Roach, 112: LAushland,
113; Few Acres, ia.
Third race; $1,000 purse: four-year-olds and
up; one mile 12)-sundrua. 101; Cali Curci,
101 Zuleika (imp.). 1o5; Dark Hill (imp.),
1Os; War Price. 10e; Lerrant. 1O6; Docod, l08;
Sam Reh. 1Os; Viva America. no; Game Cock,
no: Woodtrap. 112; Herald. 112.
Fourth race. period, 81 200 purse; the Shep-
herdsvlle: three-year-olds and up; seven fur
longs t10)-Gene-al Glenn. 100; Brig o. War
Ump.). 105: Lady Fairplay. 105; Looking Up,
1O6: Blue Paradise. 105: Angon. 1Os: Blushing
Beauty, 10S; Pastoureau Cimp.), ITO; Marie
Miller. Ill: The Porter. 122
Fifth race; $1,000 purse; the Bowling Green
three-year olds; one and one-sixteenth miles
(s)-sam's Boy. 100: Harry b., 100: Captain
Mac. 112; Paul Weder. 112; Sterling. 112;
Frank W., liz; Patches, 112; Peace Pennant.
115.
Sixth race; 81. 600; claiming; three-year-olds;
90; MAY Rose, 90: Enquiry. 100; 'Warlike.
1911; "Mugivan, 101: Convoy. 106; Repeater,
1O6; Sea Prince. l08; Principle. 106; Sort
land, no: sJim Hastings. 113.
olds and up; one and one fourth miles-'Bryn-
liman, 107; 'Alhena, 1O7; 'Bonrbon Green.
1O7; 'Morscowa, 1O7; sGray Eagle Cmp.),
107: 'Kimpalong Ump.), 1O7: Fly Home. ll2;
Sandman II. 112: Cheer Leader, 112; y. c..
Stone. 1l3: stevenson. 1l3; 'Melancholia
Gmp), 113.
'Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

Runs-Barall. Paganucci, Parrott Lyons.
Harrington t2D, Lucey t2l, Dolard. Errors
Riggs. Knode. Nisbet Two-base hit-Lucey.
Hits-on X. knode. in 3 innings OF Nisbet.
In innings Sacrifice hit Lyons. Stolen
bases-Ha arlington Barail. First base on balls
-Of Nishet, 2; off X. knode. / on Jackson
?. Struck out-By r. Knoae. / by Nisbet.
l. hv Jackson. Z. Emnire-Mr crnnkc
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Toronto Race Results

First race. Trial Plate handicap three-year-
| olds and upward; six furlongs-Cncle John,
1O5 (ieupel, $500. $3.50, out. won; Pol.
roma 100 lDishmon). $4.20. out, second Best
Loganberry also
Second race. Doncaster Plate: selling; two
j. f1e an f. .fsuoionss.Ikey a6 10 lRod
$40 49, out out sssonS as:; mes2.n c2T
aine, 1T (MetcaIf), out, third. Time, ZOE 81.
Chief Barthell also ran
Third race. the Minto selling stakes; three
teenth-soldat de Yerdun. ia (Heupei). ss.1o.
out. won Don Dodge. 1O5 DRanj. out out,
| second Romeo, ll9 (Rodriguez), out, third
Time. l.4s s.5. Only three starters.
lO5 iRomnnelli). IS. $3.50. $3.50. won !:
Bugle March. 121 (WilIinms). $3.50. $5.1O.
second !; Primo, 1os !Morris). ,sa.s 80. third.
Lively. Sleeper Aunt Azriael. Pleasure Bent,
Kettle, Antiphon. Waska Fair and Warmer and
Bencher also st. Paul and Primo coupled
as Cuttings entry.
upward about two miles-Flight Captain, 1872
tstretch). $4.20, $320. out. won !; Jim o..
142 !MeCalll; $40. out. second DR.. War
1ss sns Dustin out Farnn anT ,. Time 40
foaied in Canada four fnrlongs-chief spon.
sor. no tRomanellil: ssdao. ssd. $500. 1920.
$50. $50 third. ' Time. o4s4 Fl Fuse, a, Biarney
Boy, Gallouberry. Exited, Greybourne and Gay
Kap also ran.
| claiming; six furlongs-Biliie B.. Ill (Met.
calf. $3.50. $500. 50. won Easter Lily, 100
.Dishmon); sI,. $sI29o. $3.50; second; Pretty
| cress, Shandon. Murray, Iron Boy, Betsy and
| Pluviada also ran.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
u
Results at Jamaica Track

First race, three -year-olds selling: purse
$500 six furlongs-The Archer. 1l5 tBuxtonl
I to 70, out, won Flbberty Gibbet. 10
lMurray), II to ]. TO / and out, second :;
Phantom Fair. 105 CI,owanl, TO ?. 3 to =.
out third. Time. 10 1-5. Douglass Fairbanks
also ran.
Second race, three -year-olds and upward
purse. $500; one mile and a sixteenth-Tiger
Rose. 1o3 tHopkins). o to =, s to 3, : to 10.
won Regresso, lis Murray, . TO ;, TO ;. :.
to ., second: Maj Bradley. 9S U,N), IL to !
to !. D to 2. third. Time, Lao 20. Alma b,
Arbitrator. Eastern Glow. Beauty Sleep and
Reception ii also
Third race. Colorado stakes: two-year-olds
$1,000 guaranteed; five furlongs Careful. 1T
IL Rice, TO 1. even. out, second; Runa-
trix. 112 tMyersl. 8 to l. I to 10. out, third.
Time, 1.02 Our Boots also ran.
Fourth race, King County handicap: three
year-olds and upward; $500 added one mile
and sixteentf--Ornonda, 1o3 fRowan). to
l. t2 >, to 3. won; Cromwell. l02 tZoel-
ler), 10 to !, 6 TO /. to /. second Thunder
clap, liz lFatorl. to :. TO :. out. third.
Time. 1.i7 A.. Tetley and Crystal Ford also
Fifth race. two.year-olds; purse. $500; five
furiongs-Pluribls, Ill tTurner,. :. 10 /. 3
to >, to 4. won Episode. III (Ruxtonl, 10
10 !. . 7" ?. Z TO TO- second: Alcatraz. III
tBntwell). 70 :. l to 1, ont. third Time
loi 30. Machiavclli. High Wave and Bonnet
o. Blue also ran.
Sixth race. California high weight handicap
three-year- -olds and upward ST, 900 added six
furlongs-Padriac. 1Is tRce, To l. > 10
to !. : to l. even. second Ticklish. ia tJohii-
SOM, to :. even to >. third. Time. l Il.
SunnyIand Carnarvon Day Due, Prince OF
como and kilearn also ram
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Driving Park Results

First race. for three-year- -olds and up;
about Ave furlongs-Fickle Fancy. 110 (ster.
ling). $50. $3. 10 and 2.7O, won; DR.. Zab,
115 tDawson), 4.oO and $3.50, second; Yam
kee Notions, 115 tRileyl, $50. third: Time.
and Primitive also ran.
Second race. for three-yenrolds and up;
abont fve furlongs-Perigourd. 10 fDawson5,
81. 80. $3.50 and $3.50. won; Happy Go Lucky,
l15 (Hopkins,. 81, and $3.50. second: Anna
1902 a-5. Star Finch jimmie oBrien, Racon.
tense. Frenchy. Challenge also ran.
Third race for four-year-olds and nm: seven
furlongs-Bob Baker. lot tPauley), $3.50,
SO and $40. won; Lariat. 112 (NicIntyre).
and ,siss r%e hssasssst sa s R,a oser
Early Early Morn a' and Left Fielder also nns ran. H.
Fourth race, for three-year-olds and up: ono
mile and sixteenth-Mistress Polly. 1Os
tPauleyl. 80 $3.50 and So. 9O won; Beck
and Call. % tBryson). $27 and $7.2o, second !;
King John, ITO (obert,. sa.4o. third. Time.
Fifth race. for four-year-olds and up: seven
furlongs = Safranor. 102 tPauley), SS3 90,
50 10 and $3.50. won: General. 1I2 (MeIntyreJ
;Psg,nstonj $50. shiFd. 0!HHaso Hms ~
Armant. Miss Sweep. Bill simmons and Koran
also ran.
sixth race. for three -year-olds and mn.
seven . furlonEs.Pibroch. ll2 tDswsonl. $3.50.
.n% and oSs Ss bbn.as baas lGs
ont, third. Time. 1:2s 4-5. Bright Gold also
ran.
Seventh race. for four-year-ol olds. and mn:
Claiming; 4. one -r mile and nd. q sateenth Lady
second; Dslrose. 1oa lDawsonJ. $40. third.
Time. $50 :-5: Stir Up. Col. Holloway. Ia
discreet and Miss FiIley also ran.