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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

d Il NICHAE c. COY = specyalnosc, cnoropy ewnetrzne. nerWoWe dyetetykai
Ok. JohEF j. LAX. specyanos6: poo4nc two choroby dnsoi wnetrLh
ID Z. JAN =. LSS - dentystyka.
Duai uawra artkuy twsci OG0LNO POUCzAJACEJ W dzedrinie ,zdrowiA
Ma PYTHNfI osnSSrYcH WE DX6W I Ma PITANiN XN0NIMoWE NS
ODPOwI AID \MY. Me PODAJEMY RECEPT, AM ME WhRACZAMY w zARZA-
DZENIA LEkARZY.
4apytanA ADKEsowAC NALEzY DO REDAKCYI, DoEAozAJ4O zNAozE1
3 ENrOW Oznaczyc,d do ktorego Z lekarzyC zytelnk SIG udaJe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
X. Infulat F. Sznarbachowski W Chicago.

Do miasta naszego przybyi ty-
mi dniami Y. InfuSat Felix's Sznar
bachowski, kanonjk i proboszcz
dyecezyi iuckiej w Polsce. X. +.
Sznarbachowski nalezy do wybit-
niejszych, wysoce zasiuzonych
przedstawicieli duchowiehstwa W
polsce, a do Polonii amerykah-
skiej przybyi wy}acznie W celu
Studyowania stosunkow tutej-
szych. oraz mozliwoSci nawiaza-
MA bIizszych wspoldziaiah po-
miedzy tutejszym klerem naszym
a klerem W Polsce.
X. Infuiat zabawi w Chicago -
prawdopodobnie czas dtuzszy, d
zwiedzi zapewne i inne miejsco-
woSci tutejsze, oraz kolonie pol
Skie; ma czas swego w Chicago
pobytu zamieszka} ma Maryano-
vie, u X. Fr. Gordona, c. r., De
lcgata Gen. Xxx. Zmartwych-
wstahc0w ma Ameryke.
Ponizej podajemy - "a iuckim
,,Ludem Bozym" - pare szcze--
gol6w z zyciorysu wybitnego ma
szego goScia-rodaka
Ks. Felix's Sznarbachowski u
rodzi} sic % maja 1875 T. w XII
jowszczyznie. Pc skonczonem
gimnazyum w Kijowie, wstapii
DO seminaryum dyecezyalnego W
zytomierzu. Piecioletnie studya
teologicne, a nastepnie piotro-
grodzka ACADEMIA duchowna,
daily m&odemu kap1anowi podsta-
we naukowa do pozniejszej pra-
y.
I tax, gdy jake m}Ody kapian
zosta} mianowany wikaryuszem,
a poten proboszczem w Czeczel-
niku i Berszadzie, a potem w SEA-
rawce, ma Podolu, ME tylko zje-
dna{ ola polsko$ci zruszczaia juz
parafie, ale nadto rozwinal tam
akcye ma szeroka skale gdy w
roku 1905 ogfoszono carshm ma
rifestem ,,swobode", ks. Sznar-
bachowsi pozyskat tysiace dusz
dla KoScio4a i Polsk.
w Szarawce tez odbudowai
zrujnowany koScio4.
x. Biskup Niedziaikowski, oce-
niajac prace miodego kapaana,
pzeni6si go do ~zytomierza ma
proboszcza i wice-dziekana ko-
ScioIa katedralnego.
Nowy proboszcz zytomiersk
wniosi Swiezy, shiny prad zycia do
parafii. Organizuje tajne szkoiy
polske, budzi uSpionego ducha w
swoich parafianach. Ola podtrzy-
mania ducha polskiego i religijne-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
p. p. p.

ODEZWA DO LOKALNYCH
PIP, PA
~RAFIALNYCH, OBYWA--
TELSKICH, ZWIAZKoW,
I IOWA.
RZYSTW,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
ONE CENT SALE
OPENS TOMORROW

In line with their annual custom, the
Dunaway- Schneider drug store which
is the ReXall store for Ell Centre and
vicinity, and which is also one of 5000
othed drug stores throughout the
United States that handle ReXall pro-
duets, have announced the opening of
their one cent sale for tomorrow.
Wednesday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
In the face of the H. c. l.. about
which the American public has become
so familiar during the past few years
it seems almost ridiculous to think
that any article could be sold for
cent. However this is just what this
e.:terprising firm is going to do. The
Plan is this, pay the regular price fer
any one of the items listed in the firms
advertisements, and for one additional
cent your first purchase will be dupli-
Gated, thus giving the purchaser two
articles at virtually half price.
Late this afteronOn stocks were all
in readiness and the sales force ready
for the opening of this unusual sale
tomorrow morning. Sam Dunaway,
one of the genial proprietors of this
store, said to a Press representative
today, "We have advertised this sale
to extend over period of three days,
but nv personal opiniCn is that we
will be fortunate if our stocks hold out
that long.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
DETAILS Of
PROPOSED
PLAN ARE
OUTLINED
Committee of Bankers Will
Visit Los Angeles and
Confer with L. A. Clear
ing House Representa-
tiveS.
lBy Associated Pressl

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 12.-An
the banks in Los Angeles joined
yesterday in an arrangement to
finance cotton crops Of California
and Arizona to the extent Of ST.
100000 the banks announced today.
They will advance to the banks in
cotton territories sums up to 20 cents
a pound on long staple and 8 cents
on short staple to cover the cost OF
picking and ginning, baling, ware
housing and inspring upon the local
banks the endorsement of the grow
ers' note when run for 80 days sup
ported by the necessary yard tickets,
r1areh0use or compress receipts or
the bills of lading, i1tgtA 500 es "
1t was said that the federal reserve
agents have agreed to accept the
paper and carry it to maturity as
eligible for discount. Sr(;
A committee of Imperial Valley
bankers, headed by William Gunter-
mann, president of the First Nation.
al Bank of Calexico, was appointed
by the bankers association, today at
the meeting held in the First Nation
al Bank, of this city. to meet with
the Los Angeles Clearing House.,
Thursday October IA, for the purpose
of outlining a plan Of financing the
picking of cotton in the Imperial
Valley and Arizona for the coming
season. The committee is. composed
of Leroy Holt. president of the First
National, FL Centre; W. L. Garrett,
of the First National. Brawley.
EVay Wilt, -
Rank. Imperial and Earnest f., Shack,
lett. First National Bank, Holtville.,
The meeting of the Imperial Valley
Bankers Association was called for
today owing to the holiday, and ev-
cry bank in the valley was repre-
sented. Local bankers present were:
0. G. Horne. cashier, Security Cont
mercial and Savings Bank; Paul
Black, manager of the Southern
Trust and Savings Bank: and A. II.
Keller and LEROY Holt, vice president
and president of the First National.
1t was said the Los Angeles bank.
have agreed tentatively to. support
the cotton industry by advancing $40
per bale for the picking of short
staple cotton, and 500 for long
staple. The situation confronting
the Imperial Valley farmers will be
presented at the meeting Thursday
tr the valley bankers.
The meeting was. called as a result
of the plans formed last spring. au-
thorizing the valley farmers millions
Of dollars for picking and marketing
of their cotton this season. With the
sudden drop on the cotton market,
this need has doubled, it was said,
and every help will be extended them.
Financing Of the importation OF
, thousands Of Mexican pickers, due TO
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
N 'SW|NEY IS
BEING FED
FRUIT JUICE
AND Wine
Evening News of London
Declares Lord Mayor Can
Last Month Longer; Con-
stables Shot and Killed
Near Ballindery.
(By Associated PreSs)

LONDON, Oct. 12.-Lord Mayer
MacSwiney of Cork passed good
night at Brixtcn prison, said bulle-
tin by the Irish Self Determination
league. This is the 6lst day of his
hunger strike.
The evening News saws it under
stands MacSwiney's remarkably fit
is due to his part in taking
grape juice and the juices of other
fruits and frequently of spirits and
vine. In the opinion of the prison
doctor, the newspaper says he may
easily last another montN.
DRIVER is KILLED
SOLDIERS WOUNDED
CORK, Monday, (Delayed)-An at
lack on a military lorry near Kanturk
.oday resulted in the death of a drive,
and the wounding of three soldiers. Il
developed into another fight between
Soldiers hurried to the scene and the
attacking party which numbered $50
armed with machine guns, rifles and
Don bs. Residents fled to the country
fearing reprisals.
OFFICERS SLAIN,
CIVILIANS WOUNDED
DUBLIN, Oct. 12.-While arrests
were being made during military raids
at Drucondra near Dublin. two offic-
ers were shot dead, one non-commis
stoned officer was wounded. One civ
Ian was killed one wounded, accord
ng to the official report of the affair
made public today.
CONSTABLE KILLED,
BADLY FOUNDED
BALLINDERY, Oct. 1.-Two con-
tables were shot dead and sergean.
and two other constables were badly
rounded when a police motor car neal
RoscOmmon was fired unon today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
REV. SH A N Il
NEW MINISTER
N. {. CHURCH

Rev. A. W. Shamel of the Long
Feach Methodist church is the new
ministe: OF the Ell Centre church, ac-
ccrding to word received here today.
Rev. Shamel who has made an enviable
record at one of the smaller Methodist
churches in the beach city, will deliver
his first local sermon next Sunday
r.olninS.
Although Rev. Shamel will preach
n this city next Sunday he states
!lat in al probability he will not
move here until the week following
nossihly not until following election.
TIE local church was left without
\ II: ister when Rev. w. H. Peck of
PAoea who had been assigned here
was granted a years leave of absence
Rev. Shamel was then appointed to
fill the vacancy.
His Long Beach address is 1919 Cal
ifOrnia avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
DISTRICT OFFICE
SCENE Of WORD
BATTLE TODAY
W. A. Edgar Appears to Lose
Temper When Board De-
clines to Change Policy Rel
attire to Piedging itself foy
Future Taxes.

Word battles such as have not
been indulged in for weeks took place
at the office of the irrigation district
board this morning when the board
declined to alter a set policy 20 suit
directors of water companies s and
IL.
w. A. Edgar, president of No. IL
was present and Messrs. Marsh,
Walker, McNearney and other direc-
tors Of No. s We're there.
The delegation appeared seeking a
new heading and wasteway and on
being informed that the item was
not included in the budget Of the
district asked the district to pledge
itself to raise the money out of fu-
ture taxes and then construct the i'm
provement at once. The board fount!
that $4,000 could be used but beyond
that emphatically declined to mort
gage the future for present needs,
Messrs. Rose, McPherrin and Brown
being a unit on this matter.
In their various efforts to secure
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
BANKS AID COTTON GROWERS
CUBAN CRISIS
BLAME PLACED
(By Associated Press)

HAVANA, Oct. I2.-Blame for the
Cuban financial crisis was placed on
exaggerated estimates" of banding
conditions in a decree last night pro-
claiming moratorium which will ex-
pire legally December l or to extend
the period if it seems advisable.
The present. condition in Cuba is said
10 be due in large part to the mass
Of business transacted during the state
of prosperity and the tightness of
foreign markets and the fall in the
price of sugar. During the morator-
ium period depositors may demand
only 10 per cent on their current ac-
counts and II per cent on savings ac-
counts of less than $1,000
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
C0VELESK|E BRINGS BACON
TO CLEVELAND IN FINAL, 80
BROOKLYN STAR
TO APPEAR OCT. Is
(By Associated Pressl

CLEVELAND, Oct. 12-Pitcher
'Rube" Marquard, of the Brooklyn Ma
charged with ticket speculation
n connection with the world series, ap-
peared before the municipal court to-
lay and was given continuance until
October Is at his own request.
Marquard is said to be Manager
Robinson's pitching selection for the
game tomorrow and if the teams 20
lack to Brooklyn for tina last games,
he will not be required to appear on
ths 18th, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
GROWER S
BEGIN REIGN OF
TERROR IN SOUTH
Negro Guard at Gin is Slain;
Gin OlUnerS Ordered to Close
Gins or Face Consequences;
Want Cotton Back at 40 Cent
Price. ~
-
fRy Associated prAss)

ATLANTA. Oct. ,12.-The shoot
ing of negro guard at cotton
gin yesterday, which later led to
his death, in Arkansas, numerous
fires of undetermined origin, in
which cotton has been destroyed
and the widespread threats of
nightriders to burn gins, whose
owners ignore warnings to discOn-
tinue operations until the staple
reaches Il price of 40 cents a pound
has resulted in the issuance of pro-
carnations by Governor BrOugh of
Arkansas and Kilby of Alabama
and statements by Governors Dor
sey and Cooper of South Carolina
deplcring the acts of lawlessness.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
FRANCIS HENEY. TO
FOLLOW JOHNSON
(By Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Francis He
ney, OF California. former progressive
and now campaigning for Cox and
Roosevelt and the league of nations,
will follow Senator Johnson on his
eastern republican tour, the democratic
national headquarters announced to-
day. Heney. will speak wherever Sen
ator johnson does. day or two later,
it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
ONE FOURTH OF
STUDENTS WORK
(By United Press)

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf,
Oct. 12.-One-fourth Of the entire stu
Cent body of Stanford either is partly
or wholly self-supporting, according to
statistics announced by the appointing
secretary.
The figures show 40 students are
paying every cent of their expenses
through college and 542 are earning
part of their expenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
ARIZONA TOWN IS
VISITED BY FIRE
By Associated Press)

BISBEE, Ariz., Oct. 12.-The town
OK Lowell, suburb Of Bisbee. was
visited by fire last night which des-
troyed half the town, according to the
latest estimates this morning, causing
damage amounting to $25O,OO0.
Inc hre started in packing house.
No fatalities were reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
GIRLS WHO SMOKE
WILL BE EXPELLED
tBy tnited Press)

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif
Oct. 12.--henceiorth any young wom-
Al student Of Stanford who is caught
smoking viii be expelled. This was
the edict Of Miss Harriet Bradford
dean Of women. She made plain to
the girls Of Roble Hall that cigarets-
perfumed or. just plain makin's--will
not be tolerated,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
Weather.

Southern Califor-
MIA - Today and
Wednesday fair
with light wester-
ly winds.
Arizona - Contin-
ued fair with not
much change in
temperature.
Imperial Valley
Same as forecast
for Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
WILSON APPEALED
TO IN MONEY CASE
CBy, Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-The rail-
roads of the country appealed to Pres
ident Wilson today, against the ruling
OF the comptroller of the treasury de-
partment might withhold from
roads all further payments due them
unde. the guarantee provisions Of the
transportation act until final accour
ing has been completed by the carriers.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
FIND OIL IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 11.-Petroleu
has been discovered in the state of
Oaxoca according to advices here
which credit the discovery to English
,'oncessionaires.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
PROHIBITION WON'T
BE RECONSIDERED
rRv Assoc,a,ed PRESS,

TbV RSSU'Td tU TT"SSI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The SUI
prom- court today refused to re-
consider it's decision of June Z, sus-
tanning the validity of the prohibi-
ticn amendment ard provisions of
the enforcement act.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
COAL MINERS TO
BE PROSECUTED
Cpv AeSO0ia' p~ess,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Thc r-o~
ecution of anthracite coal operators for
olleged prcfiteering has been decided
mon by ATTORNEY General Palmer,
who todav ordered evidence be gath
cred againsc nine mine Cwuers in
Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12

More than rs persons attended the
recent meeting of the Alvord center
of the Riverside county farm bureau.
President Wherrell Of the county farm
bureau was one of the principal speak
afsc
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
McQUILLAN GIVEN
Plum IN NEVADA
(By Associated Press)

IBV ASSOClateU PreSSJ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The ap-
pointment of James McQuillan as post
master of Tonopah, Nevada, was an
nounced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
DIAZ TO EUROPE

VERA CRUZ, Oct. lit was an
nounced that Felix Diaz will be placed
on French steamer bound for Europe
Monday
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
indians VII, S
And Brooklyn 2
fBv Associated Prsss)

fRv Associated Press)
CLEVELAND, Oct. l2--CIeve.
lands American league pennant
winners are the WORKS. baseball
champions of 1920. They defeated
Brooklyn today. > to 0, thus win
ming the five games necessary To
cope the naks
The big pole, Coveleskie, won his
Continued on Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
11THCANlANS FORM
A NEW STATE

IITHUANIANS, FORM
A NEW STATE
WARSAW, Oct. IA new Central
Lithuanian government" at Wilma has
proclaimed the creation Of new state
says a Ida dispatch. The so-called
government has addressed the Polish
government asking forgiveness for the
musiny Of General Zellgouski's troops
and given notice Of the creation Of
.. new state, the territory Of which
includes the town Of Grodno with the
river Eiemen as the dividing line from
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
REPUBLICAN SOLD.

FRESNO, Calf, Oct 1.-THE Fres-
no Herald, an afternoon daily, today
announced the pq,chsss Of the Fresno
Republican.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-12
K|EV Hello BY.
UKRA|N|ANS,
ROUTING
REOS
Independent State Formed;
So Called Government
Asks the Forgiveness of
Polish Government; Lith-
uanians Again Busy.
(By Associated press)

WARSAW, Oct. 12.-The Ukran-
ian insurgents have occupied kiev
and the B0lsheviki forces which have
teon holding it, have abandoned it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
COLTS GET NEW PITCHER SENATORS BEAT YANKS
ANOTHER STAR is ADDED
TO GOOCH'S CHAMPIONS
"Cud,:c" Harris, Of Newport News,
VIII Twiri for Itichmond
iIc-cnftcr.

"CuGga" Harris. who pitched air
tight baseball for Newport News dur
Ing the first few weeks of the season.
and Who has been out OF the game
during the past TWO months. owing to
the sickness Of his Wife has been
purchases, for The hurling staff OF the
Richmond Coils, Manager Lee Gooch
announced last night
Harris VIII come TO the Richmond
team ON "Wednesday and will probably
face Portsmouth Thursday in the
place OF stone. who is out ~ the game
for the present win Il bad arm.
Although almost every team il tho
Virginia League has been negotiating
for his purchase from Newport News
and scouts from the majors have
looked him over several times this
season, Harris has refused to leave
thc Newport News toaia until Rich
!uCnd offered 10 buy him.
Norfolk was especially anxious 10
get Harris 20 bolster NJ their string
Of tw!rlcrs. in their attack on the
championship honors in the second
AaIf OF The season. but he Is said TO
nave oOstinately refused TO go 10 any
team hut Richmond.
Injuries 10 stones arm are said to
hc slight and IL Is believed that lie
Viii he back on the mound again
mystfying the enemy with his deliv-
cry within few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
YAN<S DROP TO SECOND
PLACE IN LEAGUE RACE
champion Reds Retain SIimkt Lead
over dodgers in National
tirruii StnnIinE.

MEM YORK. July i-Clcvcla nd
rSEa!n"d the .fmerican League leader
ministcriug Detroit's seventh straight
defeat VIM, tho Yankees dropped
lntr first gene in ten 10 Washington.
III" heavy slUEging of the TWO lead
"fi : CO. rN!nE them along 1T a fast
W.tr, hut tho Indians lack the smooth
n.iCul"S mat tho Yankees possess.
Either Cov"lesk!c or Bagby. the Glove
Land star twi:lcra have been called
ur9n IN every contest for Il week
Thc CmcinEaii champions made a
snGht gain over Brooklyn for the
Nal"nH l.ensue leadership AL
though thr Reds are batting lightly.
theiE pitchers held their opponents;
!" IN average of about two and One
nan runs game last week Brook
Sood pitching again. Tho Supcrba;
"'Nv been batting lightly. hut today
hoGnr,d o"t thirty-Onc hits for
I.tlE'rnStn IN runs IN a., douhl header
t,Nyr Lost "a h"ttc for third place to-
1hy 10 ST Louis. when four hitch. -
VIZ" unable TO check the Cardinals
iiosioh Nationals continued
week hy timely batting.
fnil nHelyhil lacks scoring mower.
,.% ,NtisNnrEh ,twirlors are hamdi-
y.it.m,.ptn hN Light hitting. New Works.
EIIS us "CS"t by unsteady pitcn-
ln the. American League. Chicago
."'',H't'1 inF league leaders last
",.F hut was unable To attain tho
|'Hlr ,winninE race. Close scores
~, N'd IN" iiostoa ana Washington
Johnson, of The Senators
~ Isl. c.a!iy good form. pitchIur
'"F''-ht ANA no-hit game last
N,.N Louis Ia displaying see.
lDsIii Detroit ana philadclphin
''if tailirs iu tn" ruck ~ ndvp,,' go
PHI nrs. Aom The Tigers REQUIRE =
~ 'la' would nearly equal an ad.
<.'Hv rom last 10 FIRST place I'm Inc
,h4"H iheir losing streak Of ei::h,can
ant 'h"n began another stretch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
COOLERS AND COLTS MIX
in D0UBLE-HEADER TODAY
Bacon Will Pitch in Initial Game
and Eirclicr Starts
Second

Richmond will start the second half
of so far victorious season TINS
morning, when she meets her old ana
most dangerous rival, Petersburg, IN
4 double header. the frs, game OF
. which viii be played on her rival ;
diamond at 10 y NJ. and tho second
1T Boulevard Field this afternoon at
i;S0
"Rusty" Bacon is scheduled To hold
+ down the mound during the morning
contest with the Coolers. Who arr"
said 10 have five men on me Sue
list. Kirchcr. the lctt handed wizard
who has collected fifteen victories
for the Colts during the first hnti ot
the season. VIII uiiiciate during the
second contest. at Boulevard Field.
Guyon and GilToy will umpire both
games.
With tho slate wiacd clean a-sair.
Richmond starts tho second half Of
tho season with every nrosrect .o'
victory. hu, with no easy going ~
sight; Since the nrsi Nail was ni'chcd
onto the diamond last surfing hv
MANOR A!nslis. and the Colts started
tho season by trounc'ng the reicrs-
burg team i'm beautiful -nn.s of
ball. her adycrsGrics have been i'm
proving rap!ily and every effort hos
been made TO throw her winning ma
chine out of gear.
The Richmond team has shown
Wonderful ifLprovcmcnt under the
competent management of Lee Gooch.
also taken the opportunity 10 tighten
UP their playing and stop some OF
the holes out oi which So many VIC
tories have been flowing.
During the past few weeks the
showing OF the ltichmomG team has
rot been as brilliant as during the
first and middle part OF the first h"ii
of the season. This is oNcusah -
some extent when il is remembered
that the Richmond team has ''dNa
victory scwcd up which M losses
could cancel. Eut has ii been Simply
because of, this that the wnl'lnSS
streak q. tho kichmondcrs has :ccn
broken? or has II been because the
other teams of the League have taken
advantage Of cVcry Opportunity TO
null their teams together for nual
squirt before the end Of the first halff
Richmond is going into IN" So my
second half Of tho season with a mas
ter pilot AZ the holm. and the crew
in the best % shape, Nveryth'nE is
shin. shape. rs far Hs can ht seen. hut
the season is going 20 he stormy, aud
IT is strongly predicted that unless
tho Mariner Colts Keep Il shnrp look /
out, they may meet with shir"EccN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
TROTTING SEASON OPENS
ON NORTH RANDALL TRACK
Four Regular Events Scheduled EocI,
Day in Addition to Coli
Dash IScufuro

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 4.-The
i ininmgural meeting of the 1920 grand
or ~ harness horse racing season
opens at North Randall track tomor
row with the number of entries about
up 10 the record and the calibcr of
, me rioters and PAGERS said to be of
named in an opening meet. twenty
reg uiar events are scheduled. maxi
ing four regular races for each oe
me. hvc days of the meeting. In ad-
UItion tour dash events for colts are
scheduled. one for each OF the first
four days. no
Mondays races Will he started ot
l:3o Il; NJ. because three of tho four
large fields and II will be necessary
10 run those events in two divisions
making the opening days program
1ne biggest ever attempted at Il grand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Lost and Found

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