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Brings five effects

Pepsodent brings FIVE distinct effects.
All are apparent, some are quick. A few
days use will leave no doubt about them.
And little book will tell you what each
one means to you.
One ingredient is pepsin. Another null
tiplies the starch dgestant in the saliva
to digest starch deposits that cling.
The a1lzalinity of the saliva is multiplied
at once. This is to neutralize the acids
which cause tooth decay.
Two factors directly attack the film.
One of them keeps teeth so highly pol
ished that film cannot easily adhere.
Every application brings the Pepsodent
effects. Together they mean tooth pro-
lection like you never had before.
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A new dental era

Dental science has for years studied to
combat film. Ways have now been found
to do it, Able authorities have proved
those methods by many careful tests
Now leading dentists everywhere are
urging their daily use,
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Watch these effects. Note how clean
the teeth feel after using. Mark the abb
sence Of the viscous film. See how teeth
whiten as the hlm-coat disappears.
Compare your teeth now with your
teeth in ten days. Then judge this new
day method by what you see and feel and
know.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-09
REPORT FINDING IN
EASTERN PROBLEM
COMMISSION HAS NO REcOMMEN-
DATION ON MANDATE OVER
TURKEY AID ARMENIA.
Contains Extensive Arguments for
and Against American Control,
Inhabitants Selecting America
to Take the Mandate.

Washington. President VIII son
transmitted to the senate, on April
g. the report of the American commits
sion, headed by Major General Hartford
which investigated conditions in Ar
menia. The report had twice been
asked for by the senate, first last No
vember and then under a resolution
adopted several weeks ago.
The commission made no recommen-
dations as to the United States assum-
ing mandate over Turkey and Ar
menia, but its report contained extern
action.
No mandate should be taken. the
commission said. without formal agree
ment with France and Great Britain
and also definite approval" of Ger
many and Russia. The inhabitants. the
mission stated. desire America to take
the mandate first, with Great Britain
their second choice.
The principal arguments advanced In
favor of the United States accepting
the United States would tend to avert
wars; that the inhabitants wanted
American protection. and that this
would give the United States an op
portunity to do a great Humanitarian
work.
Reasons advanced against mandate
were that 1t "would weaken our posi-
ton relative to the Monroe doctrine"
that 'humanitaranism begins a.
home" and that the first years cos
would be $275, 900, including soS.
100000 for the army and navy. Bet
ter millions for mandate than billions
for war said the recommendation
fayoring u mandate
IF America accepts mandate fol
the region visited by this mission" sale
General Harbord, at viii undoubtedly
do SO from u strong sense of interna.
tionnl duty and at the unanimous de.
sire, so expressed at least, of its col.
leagues in the league of nations
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|NCENO|AR|ES BUSY
ALL OVER IRELAND
WHILE GENERAL UPRISING ON
EASTER FAILED, THERE WERE
MANY FIRES.
Plan Of Sim Fcincrs Was to Destroy
All British Records and Plunge
the Country's Administration
Into Confusion.

London.-The Sim Fein plan to de
the country's administration into con
fusion was put into operation Satur
day night and Sunday, when fires
We're started in official buildings al
over Ireland.
Belfast was isolated from the rest OF
the world. The land wires AID cable
to England were cut and the onl.
means of communication was the tele-
phone.
The Grand Central hotel, in which
are located the pensions, labor anc
ether departments. and the Bank OF
Ireland We're entered during the night
and large number Of documents were
destroyed. The raiders then tried t,
burn the building, but a fire brigade
prevented this.
Three separate blazes were found
in the income tax office. The city
postoffices and public buildings were
under strong guard Sunday Dispatches
Sunday night stated the city is calm
and the authorities have the situation
in HIND
Attempts also were made to set fire
to the Belfast customs house and two
excise offices.
In every case fire was started by
| pouring petrol over floors and furni-
ture and then applying Il match
| Most of the men who started the
blaze were disguised as postmen Some
were mnsked and armed.
When communications with Belfast
were partially restored ii was discov-
cred that a wave of destruction had
swept over the province of Ulster.
Police barracks in all parts of the
province had been burned down OF
blown up. The conspirators sought out
mostly the smaller towns. Revenue
offices also were ignited on a large
scale.
The Irish Republican flag was hoist
ed wherever the conspirators carried
out their work of destruction.
AT Queenstown. Sim Feiners raised
the republican colors on the flagstaff
in front of the harbor commissioner
official residence. Then they cut the
halyards and creased the pole to pre-
vent the removal of the Sin Fein EN-
| blem.
Throughout Counties Cork and
| Glare disguised and armed men de
stroyed police barracks. AT this cabling
the record Of police barracks destroyed
in the various counties is as follows
Limerick, s. Glare, II; Down, 3 AT
magh, , Roscommon, 4 Cork, 4 Ty
rome. l. Total, "a.
The Dublin correspondent of the
London Daily Herald quotes Il Sim
Fein leader as saying there will be
no rebellion In Ireland. it being gen
orally realized that rising would sim
ply result in a massacre.
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BELIEVES GAR is STILL LIVING


Pnris.-Czar Nicholas and all mem
bers of the imperial family of Russia
are still alive. according 10 NJ. Lasses
former member of the chamber of dep
uties, who has just returned from i
mission 10 Russia
Contrary to all reports. l believe the
ear and the imerial family are still
alive" said NJ. Lassies. II am con
when he described the death of til,
Russian family in Il speech in tn,
chamber on December 20. 1918, on tn,
basis of report from Prince Lvoff.
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Miss Taft Denies Engagement.

Los Angeles.-Niss Helen Heron
Taft on Sunday denied that she is en-
gagged to Professor Frederick Manning
of Yale, announcement of which was
reported to have been made by her
friends in Cincinnati.
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Millionaire Ends Life.

Bridgeport, Conn. Nathaniel
late William d. Bishop, one time pres
ident of the New York. New Haven 4
Hartford railroad, died at the Bridge
port hospital from wounds inflicted
on himself with hunting knife when
suffering from melancholia.
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last of Jesse James Gang Dead.

Memphis, Tenn.-Kit Dalton. the last
survivor of the Jesse James gang, died
here April 3. He was 7S years old.
Dalton was with Quantrells guerillas
during the civil war and when the
federal government granted amnesty
10 civil war raiders Dalton came to
Memphis and opened gambling house
lie reformed some years later
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Thomas Scores A. +. /. Campaign.

Washington.-Disc organized
labor's effort to elect congress that
will be sympathetic with its purposes,
Senator Thomas of Colorado told the
senate Saturday that. if Samuel Com
pers succeeds in choosing the next
congress, the oath of office should be
changed to swear allegiance TO the
American Federation of Labor.
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Pretoria. South Africa. - General
Christian De Wet, who commanded the
Orange Free State forces in the Boer
war, declared in a speech here that
South Africa would persist In plead
ing with England for independence
until England granted IT.
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New York.-Officials of Socialist
party organizations in New York City
meeting here to plan their campaign
for reseating of the five Socialist as.
semhlymen ousted from the lower house
last week on charges of disloyalty. de
cided to demand that Governor Smith
call special elections to fill the vacan
cies caused by this action.
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Danes Nearing Settlement.

Copenhagen. The general strike
called as "A protest against the reslg
nation of Premier Zahle on March 20
has been called off, it was announced
following meeting of the chairmeD
of eleven political parties in the rigs
dag. called by King Christian.
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Anne Martin in Senatorial Race.

Washington.-Miss Anne Martin. in
a statement issued Sunday. announced
her intention to run for the Republic
can senatorial nomination in Nevada.
Miss Martin is opposed to the peace
treaty and the league of nations.
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VIII Sue Trade Unions.

Denver.-Building trades contrac.
tors announce they will bring suit
against three building trades unions
which struck April | for increased
wages The contractors alleged that
the strike is in violation of the recent
arbitration award.
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Workers Plan Gigantic Strike.

New York.-Plans are being worked
out for national strike of 100000
trades unionists ito head off a sus-
pected move by employers in leading
Industries to abolish the eight-hour
day" il has been announced here.
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Lincoln Guard Dies in CHICAGO.

Chicago-Patrick Tyrrell. 90 years
old, who was one Of the guards about
President Lincoln when the chief exc
cutive was shot. died April 3. Mr..
Tyrrell was connected with the secret
service for many years.
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Paris.-The communists AT Muel-
helm, Westphalia. have announced that
they intend to destroy all of the in
dustries in the Ruhr district If the adj
vance of the reichswehr is not halted
at once.
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CHICAGO Fircmen Resign Positions.

Chicago.-The resignation of 1873
Chicago firemen effective April 10 have
been rendered to John f. Cullerton,
manager of properties of the fire de-
partment. by a committee headed by
the president Of the firemen's union.
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villista Fighter Captured.

Caleyico. Cal.-Colonel Borboa, said
to be n member of Villas forces. was
captured nj midnight as he was at.
tempting TO smuggle 600 rifles and
quantity of ammunition across the In
ternational boundary line.
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DUFFERIN PARK RESULTS

First Race-Lady Rlnmora. III DBurger)
$50. $50. = 81: Sstgla. III lPauleyI. 3 70.
2.50: Royal Red Bird. lO4 IGibsonl = 70.
Time 1:04 -. Marie Frepborn. Laird o.
LOughlin and Soma A also ran
Second Raoe-Kernan. ll2 lDOminirkl
100. 40. 500. jamie Logan. 1906 ,BurgprI
80. 40; Galway. IO4 Casey. 40 Time
!. .O3 80. Sattie Will Do. Smite Encore,
Juanita I'd and Spiebush also ran
Third Race-Punctuul. IO3 tAtweIn - 20.
= 80. 40: Hugh Angelon. Il5 tBucklerI
1910. 10: Virgo. lI5 tDaminickl = 90
Pine l:03. El Mahdi. Skyman. Maid NJ
Ansel and DR.. Hail also ran
Fourth Race Jack Lucas. ll2 iChiaypttal
26 10. II 40 900: Safrano. III rPauIeyl.
500. n; Homan. III tMuIhapyl. Is 80
Time .2S Princess Lou. Verdi Loon, Dairy
man TrpntinO and Comacho also ran
Fifth RaCe-Pa~ de Chance III lFodpnl
$50, $40. > 40 Raibird 100 Anderson
$50. 80; Mary Mallon. ll2 Casey. 3 10.
Time l:22 -. Knight Of Pythia. Rose
Richmond. kinghnE II, Electric and Far.
riSh also ran
Sixth Race-NIurray. l16 (AtweIn. u 20.
'.uO. 3.6O: Ny Gracie, l18 rDominickl, 81.
30, Clear Lake. 1l6 lRarnp>i 3 50 Time
l.O2 -. klukuN. Retreat Dainty LADY.
Sturdee and Diana also "a
Seventh Race e-Tady Ward lI3 tCa,evI
10. $40 go. MHrgory. Ii3 rFodpnl. 40
so; George Washington 1903 Whfvaetta,
4 70. Time :I3. Almini". Contestant. Let,
and FL Coroncl also ran
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BLUE BONNET ENTRIES

First Race = Two-yesr-oIds: claiming: q
fUrlunES. Mad May. lOG: Bertha : 0>
Charley BOY. 100: Morning Face. lo3:
Jacobeau. 1Oi
Second Race-Three- -ypar-oIds and inward .
claiming furIonEs. ToomhOIa 100: En-
"rinIte. ic0: 'Duc dc Guisp lO4: She Devil
lni Apple Jack. 1O0 Capers IO5: DpIanrcv
100; Mackenzie. lO5; Highland Lad. Il5:
IOrkvilIH. 100: L. Blpuet 100: Dragon. 1in.
Rough Weather. 1O5: Plantagenet IO5:
Feac"srI star 100: John Il. Roche 100.
Third Race Three wear. olds: selling. I
mile. Double Eye. IOT: Track star. los
llor"b. 90; Fleer. 1908; Handy Girl 9G.
Fourth Raee-Three -ypar-oIds: Eagle G-cv
HanuiraD: ~ miles. Ladder Of Light. 1n1 .
Royal lester ln2; FPit. DG: Kings Cham.
pion. 100: st. Paul. 1903: +INrpna Moss. 30.
st. Germain. I02. Phillips entry.
Fifth Race - Steeplechase: nnndican.
ynar-olds: about 2il miles. +Miuita. I42:
Jim Thorpe. If1: tLegardi. 143: tBIicbtIy
I'd. 1871; Old Bill Bender 1888. Robert
Olive $50. Mrs. A. +. Clark entrr.
Sixth Racs-Three -year-Olds and inward .
handicap: furlongs. Sirocco. log. Sim
F"iner, 1O4: Flihberty Gibbot. ll5: IncIc
John. ll3; Who Cares. 10i; Sedan. l13.
Seventh Race - Three-ypar-oIdS and I'M.
ward; claiming; l mile. VIM. Baker 1O4
Medusa, lbs: 'STeet Apple 90: Tit for Tat.
los: J. Alfred Clark. 1OI: 'Dukp Run. 100
Thomas F. Mcmahon. lO2: SvIvano. 100,
Burlingame. Ill: 'PilsPn. lG6: Elmont. 1u5.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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BLUE BONNET RESULTS

First Race-VenaI JOY. IO5 lNoIanI. i. so.
Is 50, IA 20; MuskeJ lO2 lHanmaerr. l3 10.
- 81, Dandy. l02 tMrCrauul. 74.SO. Time
l:43. J. Alfred CLARK. Mistake. Caller
Heron. Henley II and Wsinland also ran.
Second RsCe-BiUy Lane. ll2 tGlassl.
15.Iu. D 50. 3 81: Myrtle Crown. los ,Nolanl .
3 80. $50: Jacobean, 1O6 lHinphyD. 4 20.
Time l-O9. Reconnaissance. NoUrneI Bertha
S. Canteen Girl, Charley Boy and Dora also
ran
Third Racs-May W. 100 rAronp. Is 50.
6 30 40: Pierrnt, lO5 rHinphyi. 500. 4 80:
Sweet Apple. 9S lDreyerr. 3.l0. Time
( Al -. Richard V. WIlfreda. Lorenu
Moss. Don Dodge. TriCkster II and FLYING
Frog also ran.
Fourth Race -Thornyway. IL fNulanl.
= 70. 10. out: a.Ajom. IL Roma npllil
. 10 out; a-AS~yriIn Queen. ia tDugganl.
out. Time 1:u2 -. DOmai. Eva Song
Allies Way. Jack Shrine and Bcnifade also
ran. al. X L. Ross entry.
Fifth Race-Oceanna. l3T DHuwurdI. 90.
out, out: Free state. 1877 lBOrEanl. out.
out: Headmun. 49, lWilIiam>l. out. Time
$40 -. Three starters
Sixth Race Mallowmot In5 lAronSD
. 30. 90. $50: Lady Betty. 10 Myers
70. 100. Rock silk. 10 lFatorl. 1 30
Time I.II - Hemisphere Fair and
Warmer. Cold Galore. Corn Broom. p Moody
and Flame also ran
Seventh Race-Pitt 100 &C.. Huntl > 81.
= 20. 30: Woodthrush. III rRomanpIl.
8 20. 80: Blackboard III lMycrsI. . 30.
Hodge and Cadillac also ran.
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First Raoe-Five and one-half furlonEs.
Jeg II4: GeO. AgramOnt. ia; Chaw. III;
p-Star Court Ill; Cheyalier. Ill; b-Dr-
Chas Wells. III: b-JaCQues, lis; Multi
Lens. los: Duke dc Morning. lOS: c-Fern-
wood. los, r-Queen Isabel. los: The Rag
gage los; aTansient. los; Navajo, los.
4 Morris entry. b-N. X. BeaI entry. c-Parr
entry.
second Raoe-One mile Auiyan, ia;
PoCa telIo. IL: First Consul. ll2: Court
Fool lO7: Calvert lO5; Short Change. 1903
Third Raoe-SiX furlongs. Lion dor, l2O:
a-BlaZeS 1lS: a-Smart Guy. %. Mock
Orange. 40: St Quentin. los: Sunrose, lOj
Sedgegrass. 05; Jadda. 95; b-Rapid Traveller.
lO3. b-Pitter Patter. 95: Chasseur. 100.
a-Parr entry. b-Clopter entry.
Fourth Race-One mile and seventy yards.
q Bouiface. l25: a-Milkmaid. l23. b-Irish
Kiss. ll3: D. Bolster. los. Blue Wrack los 4:
c-The Porter. 1874; b-Slippery Elm. los:
d-Tantalus. O6: Clean Gone, 100; c-Le-
ochares. 10. al. h. L. Ross entry. b.
SuLnyland entry &c. r Mclean entry. d
G. L. Furman entry
Fifth RAce-One mile and a sixteenth.
lemons Bon, 100; TorQuatO ID. ll6; Atty.
Muir. 1lB: R l. Owens, 10. Incidence.
III, Padaua los: OreRzo. los; Edith X .,
IU7. Handful. 1IG: Ben Hampson. 1l6 In
diScrete. 116: Will Do. 1l6; Link Boy, 10:
Miss Filly. los: Thistle Queen. los: Lady
EmaIine, lO2 Also eUgible-Searchlight
III: Night Wind, H.; STIR Up. ll6; Boher-
ul Brnena. ll2
Sixth Rsos-Mne and one-eighth Nap
thalius III. Rey Ennis l00; Indiscreet
1O6: Fizrr. 1n5' RuneCraft. ll3: Bar Coy,
JOG. MeadOworth. lO6
Seventh Race-Mue and seventy yards
summer sigh, 124 The Desert. lI2: Title,
Il2: KuIlipOlis 100: War Smoke. 1l6; Shual
1l3. sunny Hill. lI3: Franklin lu4
Weather clear. Track slow.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES

First Raoe-Six and one-half furlongs
Lads Love. l22: FLYING Orb, lOS: Our Neph.
ew. 40; DiOsCoride. 112; Yankee Notions
l0T; OyerboId, 100; Lovely. 100: salute,
l02; Doubling Thomas 1OT: Service star.
10: Cum Sab, lO7; Locust Leaves, o.; Glen
Light lOS.
Second RAoe-Two and one-half miles:
Syosset, 1852; Skibbereen, 1871 square Deal
er l6S; WseSt Fool 1874
Third Raoe-SiX furlongs: Star Voter
127; Believe Idle Hour. l22: The Bohemian
ll9; Quecreek, ll0; Careful, III; Crocus
ll6; Our Flag. III; HIdur. I22: Bermont.
III; Bsnksia. ia; KirkIeviugton. 1l0; Our
Boots, III; Exodus, l22; John Paul Jones
III; Touch Me Not l22: smoke Screen, ll9;
Step Lightly. 1l6; Prudery, l24; Grey Lag,
1l9.
Fourth Raee-Mile and one-half: Man O.
War. lis: Sea Mint. lis; Damask. lis.
Fifth Race-One mile: Favour lOl
'Dorcas, 106; AblaEe. 1903; lola. 0S
Sixth RAce-SiN furlongs: Kings Belle
1O2: SQuEw Man, lOJ: IngleCrest, lO5; Thorn
hedge. lO5; Ross r. los; Jamaica Belle. o.;
Sammy Jay, lO5; L'Eclair IO5; Santa
Clause, 1O5.
Apprenticeship allowance claimed.
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UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE 3 RM-. PORCH,
h. X. apt: no children: $I30: worth in
sporting. BON CHS Herald office. seS-Tt
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Table Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

EXCEPTIONAL BOARD FOR SELECT FEW
3l02 Mount Pleasant. Columbia S2l2
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HAyRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.
First Race-MuttIkins, Pnrr Emit
ry, Cen. Agramonte.
second Race-POcatellO, Alllvan,
First Consul.
Third Race-Lion Dor, CloptOn
Entry, Jadda.
Fourth Race-Ross Entry, Mclean
Entry, Sunnyland stable Entry.
Fifth Race-TenOns Bon. Handful.
Padun.
sixth Race-Napthalius, FiEer, In
discreet.
seventh Race-KaIIipoIIs, Frank
lin. The Desert.
Best Bet-LiOn DOT.
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Furnished Rooms.

SHEPHERD HOUSE ION AND z SITS
NV Board and room 50 per week meals.
s. and 81 seIO-3t
843 X ST. NE-F7ONT ROOM AND
board for two, private home. L. 34Ts.
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POLICE EHAVE CLUES
TO TICKER CANARD
(By Universal Scryiceo

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. 1O.-Vigor-
GUS investigation of the origin OF
the ticker Canard stating that sew
eral Yankee stars had been seri-
Ously injured in an automobile aC-
cident. believed to have been sent
by gamblers with intent to influ-
ence betting odds on the Cleveland
Yankee ball game yesterday, is un-
der way.
Police Prosecutor Edward {.
stanton is personally in charge of
the investigation and declares he
has several clues. II he can get
to the source of the fake" he
promises to prosecute the offenders
severely.
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS

First Raoe-Ten Buttons 10 &C. II.
Miller), to ]. even. l to .: Maiden 5
Ballet, 40 lKummcrD. G to >. l to =: Nave
bona, 10 (McAteel. l to g. Time los l-5
Gallant Foe, Clare Frances. Winds Of
Chance snd Chateau Thierry also ran
Second Raoe-PlayCunuy ll2 tKummer)
to 20, out. out; Tout Or. 10 iHeider). l
To 4. out: Bachanalian. 1l2 tQuinlnnD, out
Time l.OS % Three starters
Third RAce-Capt. AlcOck. liz Mooney
& to l, to l. even: Sweet Music. 100 INC
AteeD. , to >, eveu; La RabIee. 1903 "a
Johnson, out. Time 1.37 3-5 Tracey.
ROyallieu, Bayard and Yung Ching also ran
Fourth Raes-Tippity Witchet. 10 tEn.
sor). TO 10, to 1. out; Camouleur. Gala
hanD. to >. = to !; Leading Star 1Os
Mooney. even. Time l.25 - Pastoral
swain. Turf and Tabeau dHonour also ran.
Fifth Race-PhalariS. llj lEnSorI : to
10. to l. out; Lottery. lO4 CKelsayl. 5 to
,, : to 10; Aurum. Ill callahan. to
Time l:3S A.. Yankee Motions America n
Boy and TarasCon also ran.
Sixth Raoe-Dry Moon. Ill CEnsorl. IG
to ). 3 to .. l TO 4; Frigatem. lI5 tFaIr-
brotherl. even. to 3; Idle Dell. liz tAm.
brosel. out Time / OF A. St Michael
and Wachapreague also ran.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh ut Philadelphia.
Cincinnati ut Boston
Chicago at New York,
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Parks VS.. Herzl A. c.

The Park A. C.. winners of the
junior series. will meet the Herzl
club. one Of the strongest junior
mines in the city. Sunday. Soptem-
Der u. on the Monument Grounds.
The game will be called at 1890
a. m.
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Winston Without a Game.

The Winston baseball team is
without a game for Sunday. Sep
tcmoer II. They would like to
near from any fast team in the
city Teams wishing a game will
communicate with Manager Wood
cock, 1910 II street northeast.
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BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.
First Race-GIen Light. Service
rStar, Lads Love.
Second Race-WiseSt Fool, SyOs-
set, square Dealer.
Third Rnce-Whitney Entry. John
Paul Jones, Star Voter.
Damask, SeamInt.
Fifth Race-AbInEe, DOrcns, Fn-
yOur.
sixth Race-Squaw Man, InGle-
crest. Kings Belle.
Best Bet-whitney Entry.
Rest Bet of the DHy-Whitney
Entry.
Best Take-a- Chance Bet-squnw
Han.
Best PurIny - FIibbertyGIbbet,
Squaw Man. AbInEe-A Place.
MONTREAL SELECTIONS.
First Race-MornIng Face. Char
ley Boy. Bertha :.
second Rnce-DragOOn. YOrkviIIc.
Due de GuIse.
Third Rnce-FIeer, Double Eye.
Track star.
Fourth RHce-St. Paul, St. Ger
main. Kings Champion.
Fifth Race-CInrk Entry, Old Bill
Bender. Robert oliver.
sixth Race-FIibbertyEibbet. ST.
rocco. Who Cares.
7 seventh Race-SylVanO, PiISen,
fDuke Run.
Best Bet-FIibbertygiBb
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Daily RACING COMMENT AND SELECTIONS
Havre de Grace Selections.
tBy Highway

At Dtol-frdnkli lin,
Flrst-Jes, Dark Horse, Due de
Morny.
second-Allivsn, Calvert, Short
'hange.
Third-Lion Dor, Mock Or
ange, st. Quentin.
FOURTH. X. L. Ross entry,
John F. Sehorr entry. Blue
Wrack
Fifth-Thistle Queen, Handful.
Incidence.
Sixth-Nspthalius, Fizer. Rune
craft
Seventh-Franklin. War Smoke.
The Desert.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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- SpORTofk KINGS -
N RERIAS SQANEa-

St. Paul.
. The smart CAB from the "Canucks" is that St.
Paul, OF the best in training there, will
rOmp this day. Now peradventure you would like
to know more. 1 might add that Little Romey"
will be in the pilot house. Also the right dough
appeared overnight the Rialto If you want
battle for the place will in all probability resolve
itself into of a sce-saw between St German
and Kings Champion The latter is strictly betting
nag. Ye wekkum
Morning Face has quite call in the days
opener. This bird probably a bit better than
ordinarily rated. Dragon in his present form
should again tip his field in the second Norkville
has working well and should as easily hold
others safe. FIibbertygibbet, which has been
a very ordinary platter. is again dropped into a
where he shouId cop another purse. Yes. yes know