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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-18
LIST. insertion June 4th. 1920
end insertion Jun" nth, 1920
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOIuOE OF nGhhDhHN - S""s$ Wv
REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given. that pursu-
a mt to an order OF the county court OF
'.eFlore County, Oklahoma. made on
the Goth day of May 1920. in the mat
ter of the Guardianship of Catherine
Frances Rogers. minor. the under
signed Guardian of said minor, Will
sell, at private sale. to the highest bid
der. for cash. subject to the confirma-
ton of said county court, on or after
the 2Ist day Of June. 1920. all the right.
title. interest and estate Of the said
minor, Catherine Frances Rogers.
amounting to an undivided One-half
interest In and to the following de-
scribed lands. to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter of South
east Quarter. and the East Hair Of
the Southeast Quarter Of the South
west Quarter. and the Southeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
Of the Southwest Quarter. all In
Section six co., Township Seven
CD. south. and Range Ten G0
East. and located in Bryan County,
Oklahoma. the tract containing 70
acres Of land. more or less
Ten per cent Of the purchase price
to be paid the day Of sale. and the
balance on the confirmation of sale and
delivery OK Guardians deed.
Sealed bids in writing may be deliv-
cred to the undersigned Guardian. at
his residence at SPiro, Okla. or to j.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-18

list insertion June II, 192O)
(4th insertion July 2, 192O)
STATE OF oKLAHoMA
COUNTY BRYAN,
IN THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
COURT OF w. S. ARCHIBALD,
IN AND FOR SAID COUNTY
AND STATE.
LAWENCE THERIOT.
Plaintiff.
VS..
The Bryan County Oil Com
pany, a corporation, and
Iron and Pomphry, a par
tnership,
Defendants.
NOTICE By PUBLICATION
The State of Oklahoma to the Bryan
County Oil Company, corporation,
and Iron and Pomphry, a partner
ship, defendants:
Take notice that you have been
sued in the above named Court upon
an action for debt due for wages in
which said action judgment is asked
for $4,000 with interest from May
II, 1920 at 6 per cent and must ans
wer the Bill of Particulars filed
therein by said plaintiff on or before
the 5th day Of July, 1920, or said Bill
of Particulars will be taken as true
and judgment in favor of the plaintiff
will be rendered for the sum of $780,
90 with interest thereon at the rate
of per cent from the 18th day of
May, 1920, and the attachment had,
therein will be sustained.
w. S. ARCHIBALD,
Justice of the Peace.
JOHN A. MacDONALD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-18
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 order Of the county court of Bryan
county. Oklahoma made on the 18th
day of May 1920. the undersigned
guardian of the above named minor
VIII al the hour Of ten o'clock u. m.
on the 26th day of June 1920. at pub
tic sale at the front entrance to the
Atoka County Court House in Atoka,
okiahoina. sell to the highest and best
oioder for cash all the right. title, in
terest and estate of said minor in and
to the following described lands and
premises
NEh Of NEh Of NEk: 81 Of
NEi. Of NEN: SEA- Of NEN; NEL
OF SEh Of Section 20. Township 3
south. Range 10 East of the Indian
base and Meridian. Atoka County,
oklahoma. containing 10 acres Of
land
said lands will he sold at public
outcry for cash and subject to the
APPROVAL Of the county court of Bryan
County. Oklahoma
signed this the 5th day Of June, 1920.
GREEN THOMPSON,
Guardian Of Robert Franklin Tyree
Minor
HATCHETT & FERGUSON.
Attorneys
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-18

- "u INSERTION June 2bth, 1920
IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARD.
IANSHlP OF ROBERT FRANKLIN
TYREE. MINOR. GREEN THOMp.
son. GUARDIAN.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
LEXINGTON ENTRIES

First Race-Purse 81 900; claiming: 3-year-
olds; six furlOngs: 'OleHster. lO4: 'Mazola
l04; 'Ruby. lO4; 'Eyes Of Youth 1O4 :
'Luimeme, 1O7; Ina Wood. 100: Better Be
heve, lO9; Chisca, 1l2; Rapid Stride. ll2
Sans Boy. III; Claude Brown, liz; Toy
Along, 1l2.
Second Race-Purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds
maidenS: mile and One-siXtecnth: 'MOun-
tain Girl. lO6; GOldie Rose lO6: SimOnite,
100; Parrot. 100; Rapidan, 100; Dulce Toka
Ion. 40.
Third Race-Purse. $1,000; claiming: .
year-Olds; five and one-half furlongs: kate
Fraley. lO2: 'JuIian y, 1O7; Sure, lOT
'Helium, l07; PePpery Polly. IOf; Nurse
Jane, ll0; J. z. Than, 1lO; Spugs, ll3.
Fourth Race-Purse. $1,000; 3-year-olds
and up; maidens mile and one-sixteenth:
Tulsa. l0e Jake Field, 100; E. L. Lynch,
ll3; Tom Pendergast, 113; War Prize. 113.
Fifth Race-Purse. 81 900; allowances
the Cynthiana; 2year-old hllies; fve and
One-half furlongs: Miss FOntaine 1Oj
Millersburg. lO9; Mary Jane Baker. 100;
Pon-Gee. 100; Mary GaTney, lI2; Last Rose,
112: Aphie Dear, l15.
Sixth Raee-Purse. $1,000; allowances
the Boonesboro; 4-year-oIds and up: six fur
longs: kiku. 90; Dodge. 1I3: King CORN,
ll3; Ginger, ll3; Jack Hare, jr., ll3; Wood
Trap, l16.
Seventh Race-Purse. $1,000; claiming
3-year-olds and up; mile and one-si1teeuth:
Selma @. l02; Athena. lis; Texas Special.
lOl; John jr., 10J; Tanlac. 10; Bucknail,
ll0; Old Broom, lO1; Black Thong, 113.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claim
ed,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
THORNCLIFFE ENTRIES

First Rsoe.-3-year-olds and up; claiming
purse. sI,200: Ave and a half furIongs.
'Retreat, 100; HeIma. lO2; Encore, lO2
billie b, l03; Langborne, l05; White
Haven, l02; Onico, l02; Dancer, l02; 'Deck'
hand, lO4.
Second Raee.-3-year-olds and up: claim
ing: purse, 81 200; ave and u half furlOngs
Oriental Park. Ill Curious, l02; JPokey b
100; 'P. Moody, 90; BOnstelle I02: 'SpOk,
ane Queen, 81; 'FIeer, 102; Earnest, l06
'Anzac, lO6.
Third Raee.-2- -year-olds; claiming: purse
81 200; six furlongs. 'Yera Wood 81
Mabel Josephine, %; Westeman, 90; Dora
lO3; 'Tubby A, l05; Tut 1O9; 'Huen, o.
Bees Nest, %; 'HighwaTe, lO2; sCharlott te
L, 1O4; 'ROseate. l0o; LOehIeYen. llO. Also
eligible: 'SOorin, lO2; Ruth Maxim, 98
Fourth RAcs.-4-year-OIds and up; claim
ing: purse, sl.5o; mile and three-sixteenths.
Puts and Call, 81; 'she Devil, o.; Miss
Sweep. l02; Constantine. lO5; Susan VI
I1: thanksgiving, lO2; Jose de Wales, lO5.
Fifth Race.--yesr-OIds and up; claiming
purse. Sl,2DO. mile and three-siKteenths
George Washington. lOI; Buncrana. lO2
PAntsrede, l0J; Joan Of Arc. lO7; Contest
l02: Cork, 1O5; Dott's Best, lo5
Sixth Raee.-3-year-olds; claiming; purse
81 200; one mile. tom Logan, 9S; Neenah
96; PunctuaI, 10l; 'Sagamore. 1903: Frank
+, oS; 'Encrinite, ~; .FIying Frog, 80
'Old McKenna, 1Ol: 'Hush, lO5.
Seventh Race r-oIds and up: claim
ing; purse. 81 200; mile and a sixteenth
'Humma, 9S; Harry M. Stevens. IO3: Bo.
CART lO3; 'Don Dodge. lO4; .GIastoi. lOJ
carriage. 9s; Lady Ward, lO3: 'Sspea rlene
IV4' Faula v 100; Peerless One, los.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First Race.-Melora. 1903 Kennedy, 6lO,
800, 80; Dancing Spray. IO6 tEricksonD
800, $50: High Gear lO2 Cwilson), ) .OU.
Time. lib 80. LOyalist. Triompha n I,
Dimitri, Duke Of Savoy and COckroach also
ran.
Second Race,-tRanEOon, ll5 H.yke). 10.
80, 40; Buddie Kean, ll5 CMikeJ, 3 90.
so: tDark Ben. ll5 Murray. 40. Time
l:lO -. Col. Baker, Handsel I'd. Dagmar
and Courtview also ran. tCoupled.
Third Race-Cantileuer IO6 tKing). So 20.
1900, out; kimpalOng. Ill CPooIeD, 43n.
out; J. c. Stone, lO6 kennedy, out Time,
l:5l 40. Chief Brown also ran
Fourth Raoe.-viva America, 10 CWuIs)
100. $50. $50; Cotton Blossom, llO
tPoole). 80. 800; Arrow Point. 9s twiI-
sonD, 80. Time. l:12 As. Lady FsirpIay.
Blue Paradise, Velln X. and Refugee ID
also ran.
Fifth Race.-Under Fire. IO5 PooIe,,
1880. $50. $50; Minto ID 10 WILSON,
$40. 2.4o; Best Pal, 1l5 UykeJ 800. Time.
2:29 -. Honolulu Boy, Sands Of Pleasure
and Bourbon Green also ran
Sixth Race.-tBettina, 100 (Heinisch)
80, $50. 40; Coyne los (Connelly,,
$50, 800; Ben vsleta, ll2 (Kennedy), 20,
Time. :O7 %. Ace High. tDarjolllng Dona
Loriotte, Oraleg Go, Behave Yourself Billy
Barton and Rising Rock also ran. u.
Camden entry.
Seventh Race-Iwiniwin. I12 (PooD. 80.
80. 80; GOurmsnd. 1O7 (kennedyD, 80.
2.40: JellisOn. lO7 DarrelD. 4 80 Time 40
Trophy. Sweep jr., Bombast, Neg and Judge
Price also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
DORVAL PARK ENTRIES

First Raee.-Maiden 2-yeRr-olds; Canadian
bred; ave furIoags. Allies Way, lI2; Land
less 100: Aunt Lin, 100: Jack Shrine, III
Martha Collins, 100; Dormsi ll2.
Second Race.-CiaIning; 2-year-olds; hy,
and a half fuTiongs. 'Eya Song, %; Cock
atrice, iO3; Coombs, los: Mary Cowell, i09
YoormeI. liz; 'MackeIuyaine, l01: Ross
AtkIn, lO3; Miss Holland, 100; Charley Boy
100, Jacobesn, li2.
Third Race.-CIa Inning: all ages; six fur
longs. Mad May, 90; Blarney Boy. 10.
'Mondaine. l06; Hemisphere. 107; 'Ret
Post, 1906; 'All Amassed, l02; Player, lO3
'LAdy Betty log; MOuette, 107.
Fourth Race.-Claiming; 3-year-olds ant
up; six furlOngs. Clean Sweeper, lO1; Lib
erty Bond, loo; Bsbylonian, 10S; OtsegO
100; Hidden Ship. Ill; kewessa, l13; As
sumption, l06; Pastime, 1906; Mackenzie
1906; Manniken ID los; Arthur Middleton
1IO; Lady lone. 1l3; Delaney, lib.
Fifth Rsos.-Hs ndicaP; all ages; one mile
tFuir Ltssie, 90; tflibberty Gibbet, ia
Sans Peur ID. 1O2; Sedan. lO9; Wood thrush
9S; American Eagle. l0l; yiye McGes, 100
tWilson entry.
Sixth Race. - Claiming; 3-year-olds anC
up: mile and a sixteenth. 'Pulaski, loo
Richard V, l0i; Miss Orb, los; Sempe
Stalwart, llS; track Star, 100; Rinka- Gus
lO5; Trickster I'd, 1Os.
Seventh Raoe.-Claiming; 3-year- -olds anC
up: mile and seventy yards. 'AdOrOCk. 100
'Galley Head, 90; Pinard, 1OI; J. ALFRED
ClhIk, lO4; VIM. Baker, 1906; Musket, LOG
Montague 100: sweeplet, Us; 'Hlgl
Olympus. 1Ol; Mistake, lO3; Cadillac, lO4
wiIfreda, lO8; 'All Aliss, lO4
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
THORNCLIFFE RESULTS

First Raoe.-Sweet Colleen, los (Har
bourne). 1880. $50, $40, ststim. IlU
tNcCrann). $40, $50; Dependence. lOC
lMcCOrklei, $50. Time, l:45 20. Twelve
Bells, Rose Richmond Broyah Ben. Jim
Petrie, ss tinmOre and Royal Red Bird alsc
ran.
Second Race. - Keymar, lO3 (Chavetta)
1899, 500, $40; Finis, lO2 (LuxJ, $50
$40; Humma. lOJ (Yesrginl, $40. Time
l:l7 l-5. Annie Edgar, Pokey B., Van,
sylvia, Yirgie, sabretah, HeIma. Hattie Will
DO. Punctual and Happy Valley also ran.
Third Race. - Retreat. 1O5 (HarbourneD
O.SO, 7.3O, 40; Viva Cuba. los CYeargiub
80. 400; Herman, 1l3 iPickensD. 40
Time, 1907 S-5. Annabelle. Mabel Trask
ROyden, galloway, Railbird, Mildred Eu
rctta, Miss Gayle and Spokane Queen alSo
ran.
Fourth Race.-Polly Thea. III CDodd)
400, 800, go; Mary Reiga. lOS d. (Chia
400. Time, 1:O6 80. Joe Goodman and
Platoon also ran.
Fifth Race.-Bilne B.. lOa tRichcreekJ
1910, $50; Pleasant, lU4 tPickensD, AGO
Time, l:l3 3-5. Orderly Diomed, Cobalt
lass, Murray and Hush also ran.
Sixth Race.-Refugee, lO7 (Fatorp. 10. 10
$50. 800; CIaquer, ITO CChiavetta), 300
2.6O; Corson, lO3 (BarnesJ, 800 Time
l:4S 80. Concha, Philistine and Biddledet
also ran.
Seventh Raoe.-SoIid Rock. los (Aaron)
1880, $40, 40; She Devil. lO3 lHarbouruel
1910, 100; Garbage, 1O3 CBsrues), 500
Time, l:54 80. Retta B, Sea Urchn. Buck
board, Pepper Sauce, Ramona and kentucly
Boy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First Race-DolIy c, 100 CCorey). y. 90.
40, $50; Loughland. lO9 CPonce(. 500.
20; Toss Up. los (Coltiletti). $50. Time,
l:lb 80. Tosca, Gladys, John Uhl Kent
mere, and LsmOre also ran.
Second Race-Allah, lis CRodriguez)
1910, 40. $50; Kirah. 1O4 CColtflettil
29.lO, 1850; Happy Go Lucky. 1l2 but
welD, $50. Time, lis. Leoi Fay, Star
Fish, Walter Mac. POkey Jane, Perrirour.
dine, O'DonOvan. Pawnee H. Copyright. Cal
vert, Leoma, Lariat also ran.
Third Race-MumbO Jumbo, lIs NOLAN
$50. $50, 800: Link Boy, 1lO (McTag-
gart, 4.i0. 3.20: Bellringer, 112 CButwelH.
$50. Time, 1:l5 1-5. Padua Dots. Pickle
Fancy. sayona. Clip. He Will also ran.
Fourth Race-Flying Welshman, 10 but
welD. $50, 2.JO 2.1O; Phantom Fair. lO5
CHuepeD, 800, 80; Sugarmint. lO7
(Ponce), 2.SO. Time, l:I42-j Short
Change, Swirl, Foreclosure and AlIivan also
ran.
Fifth Race-Penrose. 107 Cshuttiuyerl
$50. out, out; Milkmsid. l2S CSande). ont.
out; Rubidium. 1O2 (ColtiIetti), out. Time,
l:47. Only three starters.
Sixth Race-Summersigh. 1l2 CRodrispezl
$50. 27l0, l1.90; Franklin. 112 (ButyelO
300, $50; Master Bill. los CwiIliams), 80
Time, 1:4s 3-5. Lady Emmeline. Rouen
Aanouyre, Franc Tieur also ran.
Seventh Race-Fizer. ll5 (Rodriruaz)
$50, $40, 200; Kallipolis, lOI (CoreyI .
4.9O, $40; Little Cottage. lis (Huepen
40. Time. :4S Handful James. The
Belgian I'd, Litholick and Left Fielder also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
DORVAL PARK RESULTS

First Raos.-Marjorie Mignon, 100 HAY
ward. 14.4O, $50, $40; Rosa Atkin, lOg
IIhurberl, 80. $40; Fornovo, 112 (Eames)
900. Time. l:lO. Canteen Girl, Seven
Seas and Crowmey also ran.
Second Race. - Charley Boy, 10 CHay.
ward), 900, 40 $50; Jacobean. 1Ia Nor.
rtsl, 40, $50; Little Dear. 100 CHinphyl
40. Time, LII 3-j. Orchestra and Miss
Cook also ran.
Third Rsce.-Highland Lad, lis Thur.
oer), O.5O, $50, 2.sO; Bob Baker. 1l2 Nor
risl $50, i30; Peaceful Star, lis CHinphyD,
40. Time, liza. Delaney and Little Pete
also ran.
Fourth Racs.-sevillian. ll2 CHayward),
100, g. 80. 80; Hidden Ship, Ill CThurberl ,
800 50; Dainty Lady, ll5 CHunD, 400.
Time, l:i6. Mormon and Msnnikin I'd also
ran.
Fifth Race.-Broom Peddler. IO3 Cstearnsi
I-6O, 80 30; SalvateIle. I03 (Hummerl.
$50, 8. 20; Hondo. 100 CDeyerD. 200. Time.
l:41. Sim feiner and Sans Peur I'd also
ran.
Sixth Raos.-Trickster I'd, ll3 CThurb4r,
3.sO, $40, 40: Mike Dixon. los (Hay
vard), 30, $50; Leblsuet. io7 (Myersl.
40. Time, l:47 As. Leinster, Ned Miley.
bright and snow Queen also ran.
Seventh Race. - Antiphon. los (Tryop)
80. 800, $50: High Olympus. 100 Cslariilil.
1850. $50; Astraes. 40 (Eames), $50
Time. i.4s a-5. Mistake, Truant, psirymsn
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
DEAD MAN MAY
BEHUNT VICTIM
Body Of Andrew ]. Mangum
Found in Marsh Waters
At E Street. a

Andrew J. Maneum. a. years olo,
Of $40 Fifteenth street southeast,
believed TO be first victim Of the
hunting season, was found in the
waters OF the Eastern Branch at
the foot Of Z street southeast. last
night, supposedly drowned.
Mangum. who is the father Of
seven children. the oiSest seventeen
years old. has been missing from
his home since o'clock Monday
morning when he left 20 go hunting
in the marshes east Of the District
jail.
Aangum's boat was found early
yesterday morning by his children
about 500 yards eaz Of the District
jail Search for him yesterday
proved futile and last evening the
police were nOtife,d BY Mrs. Man
gum. About 2 o'clock George Rath-
erdale, a guard az the Jail found
the body Of MsnEUm partly sub
merged in the marsh waters at the
foot Of r street. Harbor Precinct
police took the body to the morEue
where II was identified by G. l..
Pershing. a neiEhbor Of ManEuu
No marks were found on the body
and police believe the man met his
death from drowning. stepping into
a deep hole while WadinE after
game he had shot. ManEum was Ia
good health when he left home and
told his wife he would retur- ahnrf
? o'clock Monday morning The shot
gun Of the dead man has NOT been
found. His body vas recovered
some distance from where his b-a.
was recovered.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
AoUEDUCT RESULTS

First Race.-Light Fantastic, 1O7 CEnsor)
l6 to ., to j. l to >; Silence, 40 tDayieS),
to ., to 5; Episode, ITO (Bu1ton), 8 to ..
Time, 1:Ol. Wise Dove. Ross R.. Lirie.
Baccha liam, Tout Ore, Sulphur, Machine
Gunner and shorty First also ran.
Second Race.-Seamint, 1lS (Ensor), to
1, to ., I to 10; Sennings Park. 12S (Rob-
insOnD, l to 2, l to o; Mai Parke, 1l0
Davies, to =. Time, lis 3-5 Kashmlr,
Daydue, War Note, Henry G. and st. Allan
also ran.
Third Raoe.-Grest Gull, los (sneideman) ,
IL to 10. l to 3, out; Lottery. lOs (Kelsay),
to 3, to >; Aurum, no Davies. l to 4
Time, 1:4O 2-5. Tarsscon and Chimera also
ran.
Fourth Race.-On Watch, l12 (Dayies)
IS to g. to 10, out; Cirrus, 12S (Ensor)
! to 4, out: Dsmask. 1Oj (Robinsou), out.
Time, l:43 4-J. New track record) Fair
Gain also ran.
Fifth Race.-Capt. AIcock, 11J CMooney)
II to O. to 10, to 8; Sweet Music. iO7
lMcAtee). to l, to ): Larablee, 1O7
lEnsorl. to 5. Time. 81 As. whisk.
Nung Ching and Bayard also ran
Sixth Race.-Maiden Ballot, 1I2 CKum-
mer), II to ), I to =, 1 to 3: Playfetlow,
ll5 tMOoney), . to s. out; Black knight,
llo tCallahan), to 5. Time, lib 3-5.
Tuanora. Huonec, Marcella Boy, sammy Jay
and Fhmbette also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First Rsce-For 3-yesr-olds and up; claim
ing; six and One-hsh furlongs: Tetley lI3:
Joe Joe, 100; TOadstOol, llS; 'Alma B. los:
Burgerine, 1lO; Prince of Como. lI3; Yam
kee Notions, 100; Cum Sab. ll6; Discoride
1l6; Marion Holm, ll3; Lovely, lO5; Locust
Leaves, 96; Lovers Lane H. IOs; Valerie
West, 10; TicHcey, l16; Asterisk, lI6
Asrse Mouse, ll3; Mr.. Specs lO9; Frank
Waters, IFS; The Nephew. I'LL American
Boy, Ill.
Second Race-FOr 4-year-oIds and upward
steeplechase: selling; two miles: Fair Mac,
l3O; Surf. 1872; 'PTince Hal ii. 1874
Third Raee-FOr r8-year-olds and upward
one mile: Lady Gertrude, 1O9; Lunetta
lO2; Albert A. lO7; AIphee, liz; Wyoming
I lO7; Natural Bridge, H.; Sweet Music, 81;
George, 100; Young Adam, lO7; Afternoon
lO2; Anniversary, 100.
Fourth Race-FOr 2-year-old fIIies; the
Beldame Handicap; FIVE furlongs: Ten Lee
lis: Bansia, lO9; Ten Buttons, 100: Joan
Marie, l07: Jesava, lO5; Yeomanette, lO4
Valley Of the Noon. l23: Scotland Yet lO4;
CrOcus, lis; BY Jimmy, 10; Tamarisk 1l5
Sixth Race-Maiden; = and 3-year-olds
seven furOngS King Trojan. lOS: Genie
". ll5; Mountain Dew. 115: Round Robin,
l2j; Jesava. 100; Vice Chairman, l25
Sweepcle N. lis.
'Five pounds allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23

the board and other board members
with the exception OF Fountain
Peyton and Mrs. Coralie f. Cook
Peyton acted as president. Super,
lntenoent Ballou and Assistant Su.
perintendents Kramer and Bruce
were present and took an active In.
terest In the proceedings.
Janitors Make Plea.
T. J. Jones. representing the Jan.
itors, after calling attention to the
versatility OF janitors in the public
schools, declared that janitor work
in the common acceptance of the
term. was but an incident in the
daily work.
School janitors OF the present day
he said, must have a knowledge o.
sanitation. hygiene, heating and
ventilation and, far too often, mus,
act as disciplinarians in quelling
disturbances,
He, presented figures compiled by
the National Industrial Conference
Board showing an increase in the
cost OF living in a six-year period
ended July !, 1920. of 104 per cent
This summary showed, he said, an
increase during the past year OF
10 per cent and OF per cent from
March l to July l of this year.
Thomas r. Jones. international
representative of the Stationary
Engineers Union, declared that the
engineers in the school systo n
worked longer hours on a lower
salary than any men in similar po-
sitions of responsibility in this or
any other city.
Engineers salary Scored.
Some of them are getting less
than $1,000 a year, he said. 1t Is
impossible to maintain one person
let alone a man with a family, or
this salary, and. if n were not for
the community center work which
enables them to collect overtime
by working, nearly twenty hours a
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First RAce-Five furlongs. abr. Charles
Wells. ia: Chow. 1I2; General Agrsmonte,
100. sOccupat ton lOT; a-JaCques, 1O9i The
RaggaEe. i'll; Bygone. 100; Galiot, 1Oo;
Saraiawes. IL; FernwOOd. 1lO: Pimlico' l0e;
Wild Thoughts lO5. an. h. Beal entry.
Second Race-Two miles. Jack Of Spades
1856; Overmatch. l52: c. $. Grason. l32;
b-FuU Cry. 152; Kathryn Harlan, 132; NOnus'
49,; b-Sea Play, 1872; Brisr Bay, 1872; Ire
land. l32 b-NIrs. ". A. Prime entry.
Third Race-Six furIongs. Rafferty,. 11S;
Brisk. I13: c-PhilIipie, 1l3; 'Archie Alex
ander 1I3; BIaEes, 1O6; stepson. 1l3;
Amackassin. 1l8: Nancy Ann, 1Ol; Sister
Emblem. 10: Cookie, 1l3; Gus SCheer. 113;
Ira Wilson. 1O9; NapoH, 10. c-E. X. Bry-
son entry.
Fourth Race-Mile and seventy yards.
sunny Hill 1O6; CsasSeur. 1O5; Gath, 1O6;
CoIunbine. 1O6; DR.. Johnson, 1O6; Brother
kacIeIn. 1O5.
Fifth Rscs-One mile Arbitrator. lis;
Martha Luckett. lO7: Thistle Queen. 115;
L'EnjOleur. lO6; "Vim. 1O2; 'BOner Ma
breera. SO; James. 11S; Point 10 Point, 1l5;
short Change. 1O7: Fait Accompli. 1O+; Bar
ley Water. 101: Sir William Johnson, IFS;
'Zouays. IOT; Kiran, 11O; 'orenEo, 1O4;
primitive, 90.
Sixth Race Mile and one-sixteenth.
Thistle Queen, 1I5; King Neptune, 100;
'MradOworth, 1O4; Attorney Muir, -l15;
Beauty Sleep, 1O6; 'My Ada, %; Kilkenny,
III. 'Lariat. 1O4.
Seventh Race-Mile and one-siKtePnth.
SearChlight 2d, 100: Indiscreet, 100; 'wiu
Do. lO4; Tom Brooks. 1O9; Bar Coy, 109;
'Rey Ennis, l04; NOlRwn, 100; Padua, l06.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-23
School Employees In Parley
With Dr.. Ballou Ask Better
Salaries and Working Hours

DR.. Frank W. Baliou, superintend-
ent of schools. declared last night
to assembled engineers, janitors and
laborers in the school system he
was very much of the opinion"
that there should be modification in
their salary schedules-"modifica
upward, not downward"
While he could not promise how
much of an increase could be OBJ
tanned, DR.. Bsliou said he would do
his best to get better salaries and
conditions for employees.
The hearing was the second of a
series OF three called by the Board
of Education at the suggestion Of
Superintendent Ballou to enable him
to determine the needs of the school
system, both as to salary budgets
construction and Improvement, for
submission to Congress in his forth
coming estimate. Monday night the
teachers were heard, and tomorrow
representatives of civic bodies and
citizens associations will present
their views.
Same as March Scale.
The salary scale presented by the
three groups OF employees last night
was virtually the same as that rec
commended by the Congressional Re
classification Commission in its re-
port to Congress Iast March.
This schedule, ranging from 5000
for laborers, to $4,000 for chief
engineers, was approved last year
by the School Board and the Dis
trict Commissioners and was recon-
mended to Congress, but without re-
suit. except in the case OF the la
borers who were given an increase
of 500.
Owing to the absence last night
of DR.. Abram Simon, president of