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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Good BuyS.

80 acre farm located on main pay
ed highway, nearly all cultivated. fam
lily orchard, good bungalow, barn,
well, close to. school. 8 miles from Sa-
lem. Price S12,S00
80 acre tract all cultivated, fine
fruit land, house. barn, well. rock
road, 6 u miles out. Price $500 per
acre.
40 acre farm. miles out, good
buildings, fruit, crop mostly in. Price
$4,000.
s acre tract, acres of logans.
Price $4,000.
rs acres of timber and pasture,
house, spring, hard road, u miles
southeast, Price $1,000.
270 acre farm, all cultivated, build
ings Price $125 per acre.
18 7-8 acres of land located close
to oarline, nearly all cultivated, sight
" location, house and barn. Price
100000
so acre farm. 80 acres cultivated
house and barn, stock and machin-
cry goes Price $500.
10 acres Of good prune and berry
land. Price $500,
20 acres located close In. acres OF
prunes, some cherry, apples and
pears, house and barn, well, good road
Price $1,000
HOUSE BUYS
6 room modern home, furnished,
good location. Price $4,000.
room modern home, large lot.
Price $4,000,
Z room modern home on paved
street, close in. Price s2700
s room modern home located In
south Salem. Price $4,000.
5 room modern bungalow, located
ut 2030 N Commercial St. Price
S2S00. $500 down. balance s25 per
month, per cent interest.
room modern bungalow located
at $50 south 18th street. Price $4,000.
5000 down. balance $15 per month, s
per cent interest.
w. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
275 State street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Holiday BUYS

Q S-room houses with fine lots, s400
each. cash and terms.
I 7, room plastered. fairly modern,
basement, 6 lots 50xl50 each on paw
ed street, 2200 strawberry plants
$2400.
Z room house plastered modern,
basement good lot; $4,000. cash and
terms.
8 room house plastered. two fine
lots. abundance of fruit. $240Vs
10 acres, s acres In 6-year old
prunes, best of soil; small house, etc.
$500.
6A acres. acres in 6-year old
prunes, small house; $4,000 Best of
soil.
10 acres, under plow, balance in
pasture, small house, close to rock
road. $500 Deep red soil.
100 acres, 90 acres in cultivation,
20 acres more easy to clear; old
buildings; fine spring, 1900 cords oak
wood, 6h miles out, $40 per acre.
$500 cash balance time.
Walter McLaren
Room 25 1s0 N. Com. st, 311"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Ernest Parker and Jennie Par
ker to Thomas Luper and
Emma Luper 81 A prt 1t
of n i $ s. Ronney ID L. c $sO(
GundeF NJ Ospund aud Anna
0spund to h ]. Nerson,
Prt ar ID, c NJ Nodtvedt
and wife to Gunder Ospund zoe
John L Haggerty and Lucinda
Haggerty to A H Koppong.
So "A prt ID L c sit sec l6
and 81 rs lie .......... .......... 450C
Alice II Stephenson. to Ira
Simmons and Permelia Sim
mons, "a A Joseph Lafote
ID l. IS NV ...-.........sA..-s. 1900
Henrietta McAdam and II II
McAdam to Ehma Sutter
Vi, IN IS $ sw / Savage .'.l...'.,.l' D and 500
Fred W Durbin and Cormne
\ Durbin to Gerald Volk and
Grace Volk. Lit l bl Par
rish add Salem .................
Gerald Volk and Grace Volk
to Fred Durbin and Corinne
Durbin, 1t l bl Parrish
add, Salem .,,....... ,.,..-,...,... $500
r w John and Fannie John to
Gus Benson Lit 3 Rose Acres
and S 3 A lot 2 Rose Acres
w NJ Welch and Emma Welch,
C r Welch and Flora Welch,
l. l. Welch and Rose Welch
TO III II Bennett. II u Ii
hl Salem - .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Best BUYS.

acres on paved road, best berry
land. $500.
acres. house, barn, well, fruit. $2,-
600, terms.
10 acres, IN cleared, house, barn,
a lot of timber, fruit, best of soil. $3,-
900. X cash, balaHce per cent.
20 acres close in, best of road,
good house, barn, some orchard. ST.
500: on easy terms.
70 acres, two sets of improvements,
some logans, family fruit best of wal
nut, berry or prune land. $4,000.
HOUSES
room modern bungalow, paved
street, garage, fruit. SS50O
room bungalow fine location, paw
ed street. $4250,
room plastered, modern house,
paved street. good location. $2500;
$500 cash, balance easy terms.
IL room modern, paved street, car
line. lot S0x200 lots of fine fruit with
two sets of plumbing, This would
make a fine flat. $2750 cash.
We do not advertise all we have list
ed If you do not see what YOU want
in the ad call and let us talk it over.
Socolofsky
VNk
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Start 1920 Right---Own
U.R. Own Home.

A good modern house rooms.
bath. toilet, full basement, hot wa
ter, furnace, close in; rooms rented
for $40 per month. 1880
New modern house z rooms, fun
basement, furnace heat, two toilets
and baths, cement walks; this Is a
good buy for some one at $3.50.
Two houses close in, rented, one 6
room the other 4, U can have both
for S1700.
A good 6 room house, not modern.
but dandy buy for 500; $3.50 cash
balance SIS per month.
8 rooms close in, large lot, IL fine
location, lots of fruit, good basement.
improved street. $4,000, $4,000 cash,
balance to suit
Remember we stand ready to ar
range good terms on any property
sold out of our office.
John H. Scott Realty Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

Muskrat Join Ranks
Of Country's Profiteers

New York, Dee. 3t.--The tremend-
GUS demand for the skin OF the hum
BILE muskrat, Hudson seal when 1t
appears In coat or muss, has won II
high rank In the indictment against
the high cost Of living. according TO a
statement issued last night by the New
York Fur Auction Sales Corporation.
The statement says that Michigan
and Eastern muskrats are now being
sold at s9.75 apiece, as compared with
SIS cents to so cents in 1915, and that
the Western Canadian variety brings
$3.50 as against 80 cents in pre-war
dayA isnh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Whats a Wlfe 10 This2

Washington, Pa, Dec, 31.--James
Rush, weIl-to-do farmer. married
Mrs. Rosella White on November a.
Today he was sued for divorce on the
ground that since the wedding he has
neglected his wife and given all his
attention to barrel Of hard cider.
Rush is trying to get her to agree to IL
voluntary separation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Legals.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAI
ACCOUNT


Notice Is hereby given that the fin
al account Of Ellis J. Bragg, admin
lstrator with the will annexed Of the
estate OF Charles Henry Davis, deceas-
ed. was duly filed in the county court
OF the state of Oregon. for Marion
county. on the 4th day Of December.
1918, and that on said date the said
county court duly entered an order
fixing Monday, the 18th day OF Janu-
AIRY. 1920. at the hour or ten o'clock
a. m. at the court room OF said court
in the city Of Salem, Marion county
state Of Oregon. as the time and place
for the hearing Of objections 10 such
final account and the settlement there
Of, at which time any person interest
ed In said estate may appsar-and file
objections TO said account or the set
tlement Of said estate and contest the
same.
ELLIS j. BRAGG.
Administrator with the VIII annex
ed of the estate Of Charles Henry
Davis. deceased.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
whlslscx Turns 70 Water.

Baltimarey Dec. 3f.---Word reached
a local warehouse today from q New
Yorker. who last week sent for twenty
four barrels of whiakey he had In
storage here that when they arrived
in New York thirteen contained whis-
key, ten water and one nothing. When
they left here all were full of whiskey.
The mystery Is unexplained,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Kicks All the Way Down.

Plttsburg, Pa, Dec. 3l.---Ex-senator
William Finn, who has farm In
o'fTara township, today noticed plug
Ged holes In his farm silos and found
proved that the farm hands wero
drawing silo Juice, rnlxing II with req
Pepper and burnt rye, and getting a
drink with kick like white lightning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

1920
licenses furnished with every ear
Bargains
pass Overland S435
P5 passenger Overland $3.50
5 passenger Michigan $475
Z passenger Hudson $500
Ford coupe $3.50
passenger Ford S445
1-ton Maxwell truck $500
1-ton G. nj. c. $3.50
1-ton Stewart new $500
1 Studebaker delivery $3.50
Price low with 1920 license.
u. S. Garage
Phone 1752,- 554 Ferry ST. S10$
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
SOcOIOfsky,
Bargains and Investments.

BAL State street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
PRINCE rs sAFE

Paris Dec. 81 Prince Regent
Alexander of Serbia reported in II
Berlin dispatched killed by an eX-
plosion is in Paris, and well. The
story OF his death Is without founda-
ton
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
CLASSIFIED AID RATES.

Rate per word-Each insertion one
cent, six insertion cents. one month.
IS Insertions, II cents. one Year. per
uconth. cents, Minimum per ad 25
cents.
First insertion only In New Today.
City ads cash in advance and not TAX
sn. over phone. unless advertiser has
monthly account. No allowance for
phOne errors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

Easton, Pa. Dec. 31.r-Mrs. Betty
White and Robert Labar, who drank
what they thought was whiskey last
night during q party az Mrs whites
home, died today The authorities say
they were poisoned by homemade
drinks,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
FEET AMPuTATED

Aberdeen. Wash, ian. 1.--Harvey
Dunlap, harbor logger suffered ampu-
tation of both feet at u local hospital
yesterday as the result Of the recent
cold spell. During the recent cold
weather Dunlay got his feet wet and
failed to secure dry footwear before
driving into town from camp. Upon
reaching town his feet were frozen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

FOR SALE--Auto, Oakland six, 1919,
run less than 5000 miles, in Al
condition. VIII sell at big discount
if taken soon. J. w Turnidge. JEFF
ferson, Rt. /, or inquire V. c. Rush
37l Court St, Phone S6FS1 Jeffer-
son. S13
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that / aave
impounded the following described
dogs in compliance with ordinance
No. 1904, towIt: One female black
shepherd: one female. small, black.
slick haired mongrel; one bird dog.
white and black spotted. The above
described dogs win be killed IL not
redeemed by owners. on or before
January 4. 1920, as provided by said
ordinance
December 80, 1919.
w s. Low.
312s Street Commissioner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

Charleston. w. Va, Dec. 3f.~-Dls-
c0yery was made today that 100 pints
Z liquor confiscaied by the State Pro-
fibition department, and stored at the
house, were stolen last night Breaths
are being examined.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

FOR SALE--Late 1917 Maxwell first
class mechanical condition, quick
sale. A snap. Phone T54. S1S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

A movement is on foot at Roseburg
10 vote bonds in the sum OF sseo-0eS
10 install a municipal water SYSTEM
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Stove Repairing.
Scavenger.

Salem Scavanger-Garbage ana re-
fuse Of all kinds removed on montn
ly contracts at reasonaole rates
Cess nools cleaned. Dead animals
removed office phone Main 1s7.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

REAL ESTATE
SERVICE NO. 1.
Real Estate is the oldest
security in the world.
Yet for two generations
the American people
have had foisted upon
them countless individ-
uals whose only interest
in a real estate transac-
ton has been the COM
mission. Witness the ,
present activity in real
estate and the pseudo
"real estate agents"
who have suddenly be-
come resuscitated from
a n G Information,
ready to glide back into
oblivion when business :
slackens.
No SERVICE there!
For three and one-half
years---during the dull
est period in the history
Of Oregon's capital city
II have been establish
ed in Salem and have
maintained confidence
in the city of my adop-
toni have made good'
because / have endeav-
ored to give service and
believe | am succeeding.
Is not real estate SER
vice worth your consid-
GRAFTON, Mr.. Property
Owner.
May | not assist you in
your realty problems?
C.. w. Niemeyer
Just real estate
Farms, City and
Suburban
2l5-2i6 Masonic Phones
bldg. Salem 1000-1014
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

40 acres 6 miles from Salem, good
road. / 8 acres bearing prunes. 2 acres
lganberries, family orchard, good set
buildings. $500 cash, balance crop
payments. Snap.
Fine - acre tract near Salem, best
dark loan soil, set buildings. orchard,
we'll; good location. Price $500,
terms.
Choice II acre river bottom tract
close in on paved road, good set
buildings and all in fruit fine loca-
tion, ideal home. Investigate.
IL acre tract miles from Salem,
6 acres in bearing gooseberries, cher
ries and apples. 6 room bungalow and
other buildings. Snap. $2750.
For bargains and square deal.
Perrine & Marsters
211-12 Com. club bldg, Salem. Or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
OREGON ELECTRIC
Southl,ound

Train Leave Arrive Arrive
No, sPortland Salem Eugene
Ltd Sis am 1915 am 1890 pm
10:45 am 1850. pm Salem only
2;05 pm AIS pm 0:S5 pm
1S Ltd 4;45 pm sac pm $3.50 pm
II e:05pm S;07 pm Salem only
10 s;2opm 1i;20 pm sllem only
"North Bank station Qeave Jeffer-
son street 16 and 20 minutes later
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

Used Cars for Sale.

FOR SALE-1sIT Ford fully equip
ped. AL condition. Liberty Gar
age,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Lost And Found.

LoST-On Wallace road motorcycle
storage battery. Leave at Journal
office. 311|
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Wanted.

WANTED-All kinds of junk and sec
ond hand goods. Liberty Exchange.
241 n. Commercial. Phone Sal.
Spier & Scott, Props. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

JOURNAL WANT ADS. PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

WHY wait. Get your plumbing and
repair work done. Phone 731 or call
S45 N. 17th. 312
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
For Sale.

Hand picked Kings, SpitEenberg and
Russet apples. boxes s4.25; 10 boxes
SIS. Buy your winter supply now while
price is low. Ward X Richardson,
2S95 Front Phone 494. Sl4s
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
LAUREL RESULTS

HrSt Rtoe.-BlacE Top. lO3 tHuhtN. 80 80
1880, 9-1O; wil1 Thoughts. lO7 tSchuttinr
ECrl. 3-2O. $40; Kinetic. 100 lBrysoul, 80.
Time Ill 2-5. Chiunie Walsh. Gen. AEu-
monte Annette's sister, Charley Boy, shc6s
SQuaw nan ani Get 'Em also ran
Second Race. - tDuettiste. 1s5 iByersl
40. 30. 80, DebGdou. l4I CKestIHE',
500, 30: tJOyful l37 tSmOotl. . 20. Time
S.SG. Valxpar. Candidate ID and John Doug
las also ruu. u Z Widener eutrg.
80. $40. 3-5O; Bastille, 1O6 IDolnnl, so
4.lo; Martin 4. Noouau, lO9 tButwcul, 81
Tine. l:lj - Two Pair, Dolly c. and
Six Hin also rBl-
Fourth Raoe.-Cs moufcur, los tCaua ~ ~ .
40, 8 JO, go; Herd Girl. - fRoma nsIil q,
40. so: Wood Violet. 1O2 ALLEN. 3 EO
Time. l.49 Is. ChIsseur. Cock O. the E0ost
and Amaze also nu.
Fifth Race pldirc lO6 Morris. S6O
$50, 270; Widow Bed0us, 1n9 lButwegll
5 80, 40. Prank Monroe 1O0 tScbwRrtgI .
; 80. Time, 80 IS. nellie N0rke, Psddv
Dear. Bar Coy nd PsdUa also ran. .,r
Sixth RSne.-SearchUght Sd. 1O5 tLalu-
lrtul, 41.OO. so. 6. 80. Star Realm, 1Is
iButweIU. 80. 81: Mistress Polly 1O4
lGruneisnnl- 4.7u. Tim. l-5l Suu RIss
Tarascon. Fairly. KiHE NoPtyBe aud orcnEo
also ran. .r.
Seventh Race oe-Saramorr. 70 tRl~hrrsrkl
$3.50. 1850. 100: Helen AtEi1. 100 lNeis-
lerl, 81, $50. Iogtse Y. lU8 tR"maueIlit
SEQ. Time. l-l4S-S Mumbo Jumbo. Jork
S0oi Trusty. Brother MarIcan. Cobalt Irss.
Brisk. Martha LUckett and b y. Job. son
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
LAToNLA RESULTS.

First R.oe.-CoIImhia T-un. los Cwilsonl.
Is 50, 40. 3.eo, Harvest King 10 lkiHr
GO. 80; Opportunity. 1I3 lDrrycr1, 40
Time. ZIG -. Resist. Sgueclcr aud Marie
Maxim alsO rsn.
Second BHce.-BalanCe Whcrl 10 IykrH.
$50. = 81 90; Mrr-imac. 10 POOL 8 90
$40; The VirEinian. 10 UuBsfordl, . -
Time. l:46 Is. Court View, Lou Widrig and
Tribune also ran.
Third RGos.-BeaverkiU. 1I3 U.uusf1rdl .
9.eO. $50, 40. Anticipate. IO4 lIeinisch1 .
80 so; Noonir lIS CwHscnl. go Tims.
III. Eyes o; Youth Gloria Frarce. Cur
rency. Madras Gingham and Bar One also
rEn-
Fourth R1oe.-Accelerste loo ,Poon, 81.
$50. 80; Ava R. o. wilson. 1870 4ea:
Keep. lOl J. Roberts. 80. Time. 30 s.
AdriRrne R, Peggy c and Nay Rose also
nm
Fifth RAoe.-Girger. los Lunsfordl. I %
?. 50. . 30; Frank w 9S vida. 3 40, +. ~:
Dodge. Ill tRurkel, . 60. Time. l:42.
BresdmHn. Hondo aud Alta Boy 2d also nm.
Sixth Race. - tWEite Sar. lG4 twIdal.
$3.50, 17.7O. 2 20: Julia H. a5 WILSON,
40. $50: Rama. ll2 lHelnischl. G ~. Tine
l:I5 4-5. Ny Rose, Talent. Artisan. Nanny
o Mine. Red Legs Dimples. Social Star and
Phila nderer also ran.
Seventh RAoe-Adplia W. lO7 lPaGn
13.Sy. 80, 50; Dabsbish ID. 100 wilson
$50. $40: Or. Rae. lO5 lHeinischl. 81
Time, 2-r9 As. Jim Herering. Dancing
Spray also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First R.os-For 2-year-oId maidens: claim
ing: Eve and 0ne-haf fUrlunTs: LADY Stella
H.: 'Crest. ITO: Craftsman. lIs. Lzdy
Algy, ll2; LADY Frappe, ll2: Sulphur. ll5
Lyric, ll0; RayaunE, H.. Gw"Bdola. H.
Second BSce-For 5-yeHr-oIds and up-
maidenS and winner Of un~ race rlaimiur
one mile: The Roc lO5: Flypaper HBg
Ie Gaulois. 10; War Loan. los: Caddts .II4:
Lovely. lO2; SAMMY Kelly. lls
Third RGoe-For 3-ysar-olds and up: claim-
ing; about six furlongs. Yankee Notices
ll2: Florsain. 10: Prince 81 Como. llS.
L'Enjoleur, 1l2; RsEaITa. ,07 Sammy Erl
ly ll"; Alors. liz; Valerie West 100
Teachers Pet. lO4; 'Chimera IO7: Madame
BynE. lO5: Mr. Specs, ll2. ToadstoOl. lls
San Msrius. 10: American Boy. 10.
Fourth Rtoe-Fur 3-yesr-olds and up: the
Eclipse Handicap; one mile. War Nots
IO7; Tom McTSEEErt. 10. War Mask. lO4
Recount, ll2; Sweep Clean IS. RED Red
Rose. 95: Rslco. lO6, ST Allan lO2
Fifth Rxoe-For S-yeEr-olds and up; maid
ems and winners of one rarC. ono mile
Blodwin. LOG; Florsaiu. lU5. Gfn Cadorna
1O5; / LEnjoeur, lO9 ChrruhiDo. ll4. East
Indian. llO; 'Chimcrs. lO6-
Sixth RIce-For 2-yeSr -olds; tho Em.r-
aid Purse; about six furlonE,- Fright 10: :
Goodby. 100; Irish Abbcss. lO5 Crimso,
Rambler, los.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First R.oe-Purse, sI.40O: 3-yesr-olds and
up; six furlongs: Abbess, 100; sGipSy
Queen. lOl; 'Sam Reh, 1Ol; Cover Up 100;
'Furbelow, 1O6: Marvin May lO6; sLouis
A. los; LADY Luxury, llO.
Second R.oe-Purse. $500; claiming; .
year-Olds; six furlongs: 'Sure. lO4; 'TSwu-
sentha, 1O4; big Son, 1O7; 'Plsnet. lO7:
'Jetssm, 107; 'spugs, 10T; 'Nict London, J.,
lO7; Kathleen n, 100; Puzzle, ZOE; Cirale,
ll2; Slip Along. l12; Ssndalwood. ll2. Also
elirible-'North Shore, lo7; Promising Tom,
1l2; Mary c, 1O7.
Third R.oe-For s-year-olds; msIdens;
purse, $1,000; mile and onesirteenth: Tony
LADY, 1O7; BeeswaI. lO7: Mountain Girl.
lo7; Richeleu, 1O2; Frank ?. IIO; Tulsa,
no. High Cloud. 1l3: Columbia Tenn. llS;
Duke Of Lancaster, IiS.
Fourth Race-Purse. s2JOO; the Military
Handicap; S-yesr-olds and up; six furlonGs
Rsmeau, %; Brookland, l0l; Madrid, lO2:
J. ]. Nurdock, los: Grey Eagle, l04; Rapid
Stride, lis; Sand Bed. ll6.
Fifth Race-Purse, 81 400; aIIcwsnces: .
year-olds; five and one-hslf furlOngs: Alvin
T. Hert, lo9; Pongee. 100; Guvnor, 100
Miss Mullins, l09; Bruce Dudley. lla
Sixth R.oe-Purse. 81. 800; claiming; .
yesr-olds; six furlouss: Natural io4
MARY COweu. I04; 'Undine. IOI; 'w. C.
McClintock. 1o7; Acclaim, 100; Golden
Ounce, 100; T. J. Penderssst, ll2; Peppery
Polly. 112; Charles A. Byrne, ll2; Mays
vile, 112; OrsIeEgo. fl5; MachisveIu. lis.
Also elgible-JOe Whipple. ll2; Dora W,
lOi; Lullaby. lO4; Grace psusherty. 100
Seventh Rsoe-Purse. $500; claiming
3-year-oids and upi mile and ope-qUarter:
'Dolph, lOl; Simpnite. JOG; Psrol lO6:
'Constantine, 107; 'Prunes, 40: Counter
Balance. lie; Sea Prince, lo6; wsrlike. lo6;
sol GiIsey, 107: 'Gloomy Gus, IO7; 'Scm-
per stalwart. ITO; Contestant, lI2.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
LAUREL ENTRIES

First Race. - Five and a half furlouE.
Chow. Ill; Explosive, 1O6; MantiIln. III /;
Dancing Maid. Ill; Sobrigade. IO6; JonEh
Maiden, 106; 0bstinr te, 100; WesternmAu,
1o5; 'Chsrley Boy, -lc6; Billy Reedy, 103;
Silver Springs, lo4: Tige, 100; American
Maid. 9s; sacajswea, los; Salesman, ia;
Kafir Girl. los.
Second Racs.-Two miles. Bob Redbeld.
1S9; Smithfeld, IA; tFair Mac, 1S9: tor
moad. 13a. tTen poTnds claimed for rider
tive pounds claimed or rider.
Third Race.-SiI furlongS. ST. Michael,
Ill; Night Raider, Ill; Thimble. IiS; W. T
Grives, Ill; tDr. Charles Wells, IOS:
Harique, los; tJaques, los. tN. K. BeaI
entry.
Fourth Rsoe.-one mile IGleuweII. iO7 /;
srrarmint, 100; Kallipolis. ee: Martha
Lucket, 101; Allivan, 100; 'Kirah. lO4; sSir
Jack, l07; SaEsmore, 1l2: Court Fool. ll2:
Foreclosure, 90; Swirl, LOG; .Punctual, 80;
SaEdy Mac, 107.
Fifth Racs.-oue mile and seventy yards
Adam, 11O; Joan Of Arc. 95; FiBer. lOl
Charlie Sunny, 10; sOld Dad lO7: Camou-
feur, 1l6; 'LAdy Beverwyck, %; 'Peocant,
Io7.
Sixth Race.-SiK furioaEs. Kentucky Boy
117' Bslaross, Io7; 'Mtsket, lOT; POaehRr.
II5: Sadie D., lo4: 'Urinium. l0E; Rzcou-
tsuse, 100; Leoti Fay, 107: RsiIoird. l15:
Bls,e:, 30; Retreat. lo9; d. r. johnson. iIa:
Flcsle Fancy. 100; Pretty Baby, 100; Paul
Conneily, ll5; DR.. r., llj.
Seventh Rsoe.-Mile and a quarter Paul
Jones, l07; DR.. Joe. H.; Farminrdale, ll2;
Sns pdrs eon ID, ll2: Tantslus. 112.
Apprentice allowrpce Claimed.
Weather, clear. Trncf, fast
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What, When, Where.
Briggs

Dance. District naval reserves,
Naval Reserve Armory. Water and
o streets northwest, s p. m.
Meeting and Halloween party.
Business Women's Council, Church
of the Covenant p. M
Meeting. Public School Welfare
League, Zion Baptist Church. p. m.
Sermon, by Rabbi Abram Simon,
on Youth Will Be Served" at
Eighth Street Temple, p. m.
Address, by Rabbi Nathan IL
|, CoIish, on What Encourages Semit-
ISM" Adath Israel Synagogue,
p. m.
Todny's Amusements-
Garrick Walter Hampden in
Romeo and Juliet"
Belasco THE Prince and the
Pauper"
Polis-"Princess Virtue"
National-Grant Mitchell in The
Champion"
3. F. Keith's-VaudeviIle
Strand-Vaudeville and films
Gayety-"Follies of the Day"
Folly-"Tid Bits of 1890"
Loew's Palace-Douglas MacLean
in The Jailbird."
Moore's Rialto-Charles Ray in
as Minutes from Broadway
Crandalrs Metropolitan-Gera
Farrar in The Riddle: Woman"
Moore's Garden-Thomas Meighan
in Civilian Clothes"
Loew's Columbia - Cecil B. De-
Miles Something to Think About"
Crandall's Knickerbocker - J.
Warren kerrigan. in The House of
whispers"
Crandalrs-"The Woman in His
House"
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First Raoe-MHrie Antoinstte. lG3 Jwein-
err. TO !. Q to 3, TO .. Guelaud. los
(Sandel, l to s, out: Joe 10" 1lG tTault1
l to 4. Tine, l:42 John I. Day. MHrs
Mouse Slso ran.
Second RRoe-EaEaEIa, IIO CPuncel. . TO
.. 10 2, 10 .: T.arghctto. lO7 iNHrineLID
even, / 10 .; American Boy, los Mooney.
10 3. Time, l:ll 3-5. On High. keliher.
TeacheSs Pet, Pnnsy Blossom, Marcus also
ran.
Third Esoe-sweet Nusir.. Iul Mooney.
3 TO 3 out, out. CHshmir. I2O tSandeI, out.
out; Gosler, 10 JMnlerl, out. Time ls49
2-5. Only three starterS-
Fourth RHee-Dry Neon, los ISandeI
3 TO ., out. out; QUecreek. 10 tMo1neyl.
. TO .. out: Deruier Sou. lis IROblnsonl.
out. Time. l:lO %. Only three starters.
Fifth Hace-SRa Sinner. iO7 lMoOBsyl. /
TO .. out, out; The Wit. lls tObertl. 3 20
l, TO 10: Scotch Verdict. l15 (NarineIuD.
10 4. Time, 40. Beaumaris, TiRgalinr
also ran.
Sixth BIce-Aids Niece. ll2 tRobinsoul
20 20. out out; Lady Alry, ll2 (Ssndsl,
out. out Sparkling. 1l2 lPoncel. out. Tine,
90 l-5. Only three stRrters.