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New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Canadian NeNsnrinf Prices

The Canadian Newsprint Association
Sontrolilng an annual production in the
noh''hlon or approximately 100000 tons
has announced contract nrice 70,
hrst quarter 1921 delivery of So cents
a pound or S133 a ton. The present
price IS Q ? cents a pound. or s13o a
ton. Canada S total output Of news.
print yearly is around 800. 600 tons II
IS understood that the Canadian PUN
ana Paper Association has announced
t.'. = 'a' IT'S members will also fix con-
tfact price Of 644 cents. The rnterna.
'lonal Paper Company is askinr siL IL
een's pound for contract paper for
me sh current quarter, and it is believed
,.aar ,naC ~ wiIl around the first OF the
ear make a price similar to the Cana
qlah interests for its first quarter d.
lirelleS. me spot market for news
4',an. ar,m1 IS still somewhat under the in
,+,'-re 9l 1he lmportations of the Ger
nan made product and there have been
fanes at 2 cents, against price a
&c" months ago Of - cents pound q
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
I'm Wall Street
Averages Drop Further

The net result of yesterdays heavy
selling was drop Of nearly 2 points
in The Tribune's average price Of
thirty industrial stocks. which also
established new low level for the
year. Twenty rails we're off about "a
points. so that the liquidation was felt
almost as much in this department as
in the industrials. At the close of the
market the industrial average stood at
1888 and the rail average at 70.30.
The combined average was 1872, or a
loss of nearly 20 points compared with
4 wear ago
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Money and Credit

Call money rates followed the same
course at the Stock Exchange yesterday
as they have for over week. The
opening rate was 8 per cent, but this
was later advanced to 10 per cent. Ex-
pected government Withdrawals from
The banks will amount to Approximately
$4,000 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10

Bank CIearlngs = Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges.
S93S, 97,758; balances, 7546S, ,493.
Silver London. 534 d; New York, do
mestic bar. 99'2c; foreign, s0a4c; Mex
lean dollars, 81 &c.
Sub-Treasury y-United States fund re-
serve credit balance, s62, 1873 500.
Canadian Exchange York funds
IN Montreal, 1912 premium per 81 900;
Montreal funds in New York, SlOl.62
discount per 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10

and vice president, was electecs president
or the company. succeeding - ~ TAFT.
who resigned.
William Ruth. formerly with Jenks.
Stone, Prosser & Doty IN their trailing
department.
Sinclair Adam. formerly with tha
National City Company. has become asso-
ciated With kiely & 60. u take charge
OF their public utility bond and stock De
partment.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Burlington's Stock Increase

That the Chicago, Burlington g.
Quincy directors intend to nrocsad
quickly with their plans for capitaliz-
ing the company's $4,000, 900 surnlus
account was indicated Yesterday n a
notice to the Stock Exchange OF the
proposed increase in the capital stock
by $50 900 900 0''0 |"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Back From HUNTING Tr;a

= thomas Cochran, of j. P. Morgan &
Co. 90, was back at his desk yesterday in
me morgan Offices after several weeks
ol hunting IN the wilds of Idaho. The
nanser dia no big game hunting but
and other small game. 10N N
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
" anfad-A Ru,

: bolshevik gold is an outcast ne +,e
nna4clal III world to-day. Nobody ts;de ;1;e
~ ~. Nussia seems TO want the metal
us us purchase by American bankers :.
o4 aaooo and the English have SHE'D Of n
a. proposed sales for Bolshevik &C.
erS rD''oSi ~ caoIes received here by bank
OF OF Bolshevik gold has filtered 1'''Gut' ;uto
sweden and interests there are see, IN no y
70 10 pass 1t along to the United States
Dut the American bankers are astino
d c!ean pill Of health for all gold i'm
ports so as to avoid running aroncl-
wl'n wi the Treasury. which has let If
De known that Bolshevik gold is ont.
sue 1he pale. Financial experts said
i5eseetuay 5aso the bolshevik agents might
nave 10 try new method of inter1ae
tional finance by shipping the &c gn1d Ia
mere and taking a chance on sell;no 90 -
once 1t has arrived. '''''s II
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
The Dollar i'm Foreign Exchauoe

violent right about face occurred
In the foreign exchange market ycstcr-
day. Sterling, which has been oX-
tremely weak for several days, re-
bounded with great vigor II had sold
close to 1888 on Monday Yesterday it
closed at $780, for sight drafts. 1t
even sold higher than this, but yielded
before the close
The rally in sterling turned the rest
Of the market, and francs, marks and
lire all showed moderate Improvement.
The recovery in rates tended TO check
the offerings Of bills by exporting
houses. which held out of the market
IN hopes that rates might rally further.
Quoted in dollars to the pound.)
Sester- Week
day ago.
Sterling, demand s3.37625 Holiday.
Sterling. cables ... 3.3S375
Sterling. sixty days. 3.3l
Sterling, ninety days 1882 &C
-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
Financial Items

Tho Sinclair Consolidated OIL corpora
Non In october exported from Mexico
loes6ss barrels OF Penuco crude Oil an
increase over the corresponding month Of
yesterday.
Al meeting OF ,he board os dtrec.ors
Of the Kings County Lighting Crrrnan,, 49,, .
Ralph Elsman. formerly general ,nanseer
New-York tribune., 1920-11-10
J.k.R ce.Jr. .&CO.W Sell

Il 900 Aeolian-N eber f. & +. com.
4 100 Air Reduction
100 American thicle com.
4 100 American Cigar com.
y american Iithograph com.
100 american Trading com.
/ 100 Amer. Tire Fabric 2nd pfo.
90 Amer. Tire Fabric com
I 100 Appalachian Power COM
90 Atlantic Lobos pfd
h 100 Atlas Portland Cement com,
h 90 Babcock 4 Wilcox
90 City of New York ius
100 tiinchfieid Coal com
100 Continental Insurance
100 r. W. Bliss com.
100 Elmer. Brantingham pfd
% Equitable Trust stock
100 General Chemical com.
4 % Great Amer. }ns.
80 Home lns. Flights
20 III. W. Johns -ManxilIe COM
100 Int. Fur Exchange pfd.
100 kanawha & Hook. Coal 4 Coke pfd /
100 tsehigh Valley Coal Sales
100 Lima Locomotive com
100 Lord d Tas ior Isl pfd.
25 Midland Securities
80 National Fuel Ga.
100 New Icrse. Zinc Rights
2o Phelps Dodge Corp.
30 Penn Coal Il Coke
30 +. +. Collier & son com & pfd
90 Pocahontas Fuel com.
. 10 PHrene Manufacturing
80 Rep. Tire 4 X. 2nd pfd
4 100 Singer Manufacturing
80 Vulcan DEFINING pfd
j 100 Winchester Go. 1st s ID pfd. II
Jr. &CO.
Phone. 1000 to 40lo John. 50 Wall St., NY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Fish and Game

The Inland Fisheries and Game De-
partment on Tuesday morning re-
ceived a telephone message from
Harry Merrill of Monmouth saying
that they had a great curiosity in
that village, which he thought the
department would be interested in.
Asked by Miss Hodgdon. the chief
clerk, IL it was a moose, he said /:
NO. but it is attracting as much if
not more attention, in spite of being
much smaller. 1t is a beaver"
It was learned that a resident 60
ing to his barnyard. found the bea-
yer in a pool, making himself very
much at home. 1t cannot be said
where the chap came from. although
colony exists in the northwestern
part of the county. A stream runs
through the village about 100 feet
from where the beaver was found
and he may have made his way down
from the colony.
The department has long had an
order for a pair of beavers for the
national park at Mt Desert, Sieur de
Monts. SO Curator Thomas A. James
and Warden r. J. Upton were dis
(Centinued on Page 9-coI. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

same from the appropriation for
general forestry expenses.
That Frank II. Hargraves Of the
State Prison Commission be author
lied TO attend a meeting OF the Ma
tional Committee on Prisons and
Prison Labor on May IS at New
York. the expenses 10 be paid by the
State.
That that part OF Council, Order
No. 161 passed May !. 1920, relat-
ing to the compensation of matron
for house and natron in charge of
the laundry al the State Reformatory
for Men is hereby revoked and the
positions of matron and laundress
combined. at 4 compensation Of s45
per month.
That there be paid TO the Central
Union Trust Co. OF New York. ex-
ecutor of the estate of Eliza NJ. c.
A. Lawton-s42. 69-being the amount
of overpaid inheritance tax occasion
ed by the fact that the estate report
cd that it owned stock in the Nipis-
sing Mines Co.. a Maine corpora
ton. whereas in reality said estate
owned stock in the Nipissing Mines
Co. Ltd. which is a corporation or
ganized under the laws Of the
Province of Ontario. Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
STATE HOUSE
Meeting neil 10 A. NJ Wednesday, May

The Governor and Executiye Coun-
ell on Wednesday had sessions both
morning and afternoon, beside
conference Of several hours with
the Maine Centennial Celebration
committee. Most OF the regular
sessions were executive. The follow
ing warrants were approved:
Weekly salaries sls,427; highway
pay roll s45s7se: total s22,es4se
The folio wing orders were passed:
That J. W. Taylor. State agent for
secondary education. be authorized
10 attend a conference Of New Eng
land High School inspectors to be
held in Boston on Friday, May II and
that his travelling expenses be paid
from the appropriation for general
office expenses.
That the land agent and forest
commissioner be authorized to buy
p Ford roadster TO be used on the
slash inspection and to pay for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

a check for 800 10 Henry Broder
of New York. dated ahead, ard that
when it became due on Sept. 70,
1919. it was not. paid.
Mr.. RoSen contended for Freeman
that Broder offered 20 sell merchan-
disc TO the amount OF s479 to Frea-
man. if he would make weekly pay
ments for the goods al the rate of
800 per week Broder said he would
insist that Freeman give him checks
for the fun amount, dated ahead.
payable weekly. Two or three OF
these checks were paid. but the last,
the one in question, was not.
F'reanlan contends that on Sept.
ls. 1919. the day the check was
dated, he was not in BROOKLYN, y.
y. where the indictment was found.
had not been there for some Is years
previous and had not Been there
since. Hence, he could not be a fugi-
tive from justice from a place where
ne had not been for years and where
he had not committed the alleged
crime.
Governor Milliken reserved his de-
cision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Savings Banks Taxes

Hon. Clement S. Stetson of Greene,
John J. Dearborn or Newourg and Viii
bur F. Dresser OF South Portland. MEM
bers of the Board of State Assessors.
Wednesday committed the semi-annual
taxes on the savings banks and the
trust and banking companies doins
business in Maine.
Savings Banks
The total tax assessed against the
savings banks is s1css7ssS as agains;
the sum of Sill 0Ia6S at the last commit
ment. decrease OF si.oSa5. The heav:-
est tax is assessed against the Maine
Savings Bank OF Portland. with the
Portland Savings Bank second. The
Bath Savings Institution third and the
Augusta Savings Bank fourth. The
smallest tax is assessed against ,hc
Kingfield Savings Bank.
The following shows the amount OF
taxes assessed against the various say
h,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
National Guard Ins,.o.;..

General Orders No. 4, issued Nav
! from the Office of Adju:ant Genars,
Fresson orders inspections OF ,be
several organizations Of the al Reri
ment, Maine Infantry, Eationa,
Guard, as follows:
GO. l. Bath. Monday, Nav 10. "a
y Biddeford. Wednesday. Nav -.
70. A, Portland. Friday. May Il. 60
l. Lewiston, Monday, May Il: Co. K
brunswick, Tuesday, May IS: Co. G.
Portland. Thursday. May 20: Co n
augusta, Monday. May "A: Co. q
MaIerville. Wednesday. May %.
NC Co. Livermore Falls. Friday
May %: Co. NJ Dexter. THURSDAY
June 3; Co. F. Belfast, Friday. June
:: headquarters Co. Portland. Tues,
Gay. June S: Supply Co. Portland
tuesday. June s: Co, MiIlinocket,
Thursday, June 10: Co. B, Bangor,
Friday. June II.
Armories, books and records win
oe inspected in the afternoon. Com
panies will be formed for insoec-
ton promptly at p M. unless
otherwise ordered by the inspector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

for bituminous macadam road at
Newport, distance OF Al miles.
Its bid was sl71siIS0.
The Greenwood Construction Com
pany Of Skowhegan was also the
only bidder for the construction of
2.5i miles Of bituminous macadam
road al Belfast, its bid being sI2a.-
S01.as Of which s1G0.sl04s was for
the road and s2s,9s75o for the
bridge.
Two firms bid on the bituminous
macadam road. $50 miles. in West
brook. Amos D. Bridges Sons of
HazarRille. Conn. ard Forgione &
Romano of Portland. the former
concern bidding s11s.44e.0s and the
latter concern s12i,ss696.
The North East Metal culvert
Company of Nashau. y. H, bid
s5,505.6o and the Penn Metal Culver.
Company bid s5.s2o.I0 on metal cui-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

The legislative committee OF the
Maine Centennial Celebration had a
long executive session with the gov
ernor and council yesterday. 1t was
decided TO build centennial arch at
Portland. the whole project not to
cost more than $4,000. The matter
OF the industrial exposition was de-
ferred until meeting which will be
held next Wednesday. The mem
bers of the legislative committee
present at the session Yesterday
were Senator Freeman D. Dearth Of
Dexter and Representatives Edgar E.
Rounds Of Portland. Charles H
Hanson of Saoo. Frank II. Holley of
North Arson and Harry Cochrane
of Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
sIS,%.&
Total,
Trust Companies

a total tax Of s-7.i2sl5 is assessed
against the 81 trust and banking COM
panies doing business in the State as
against the sum of 81 S7e az the last
commitment, an increase OF $685.
The heaviest tax is assessed against the
Augusta Trust Company, with the East
ern Trust & Barking Company OF Ban
gor second. the Lewiston Trust Com
pany third and the Casco Mercantile
Trust Company fourth. The smallest
TAX is assessed against the Bar Harbo-
Banking and Trust Company while 10
taxes are assessed against the Merrill
Trust Company OF Bangor or th2 Ma
chias Banking Company Q: Machias
The following shows the taxes
sessed on thea,rust and banking c.
anies doing business il the state:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Total,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
s.l,iE.t5
Pure Bred Stock

H. II. Tucker. chief of the Bureau
OF Animal Industry. Department of
Agriculture, says that the demand for
prue bred livestock was never so
good as at present. He is working in
cooperation with c. VI. White. the
agent in marketing. United States
Department of Agriculture, and is
abb TO list all the surplus stock of
this kind that can be found To that
end he is sending out blanks 70 about
1900 pure bred livestock breeders in
Maine, acquainting them with the
situation and asking them to report
70 him any and all surplus stock they
may have. The blanks call for the
following information:
Breed; number of males: age:
number Of females; age; name OF
owner; address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
National Guard

opecia4 orders were issued
Wednesday from the Office of the
ad)utant general designating and
authorizing Leonard II. Ford of
Brewer to recruit 4 medical dstach.
ment for the Sd Maine Infantry. Ma
tional Guard. consisting OF q en-
listed men with the homo station a,
Brewer. Leonard H. Ford. II. d. is
designated to conduct the physica,
examination Of the recruits for the
company.
Under the provisions OF Section 81.
Maine Military Law. wiifred G..
Conary OF Norway is designated ana
authorized TO recruit company of
infantry for the National Guard with
the home sttaion at Norway. Major
Bal F. Bradbury of Norway is
designated TO conduct the physical
examination OF recruits for the com.
pany.
Special Orders No. IS issued from
the Office Of the adjutaut general to-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Extradition Hearino

Governor Milliken late "Wednesday
afternoon gave a hearing on a re-
quest from New York state authori-
ties for the extradition TO that state
Of Henry Freaman OF Portland. on
an indictment found in Kings coun-
ty (Brooklyu) New York state. In
spector William J. Conroy of New
York was here after the man, if the
extradition was TO be granted.
Maurice E. Rosen Of Portland repre-
sented Freaman.
Ii was alleged that Freaman gave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Opening of Bids for Road Work

Bids were opened in the Senate
Chamber Wednesday by the State
highway commission for road work
on culverts.
The Greenwood Construction CO.
Of Skowhegan was the only bidder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

day announces the appointment or
Donald c. Metcalf to be u captain OF
infantry and assigned TO Company
II, Sd Maine Infantry of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Its LOT "estbrook. Belfast, New
port Perry and Pembroke
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
Sir Barton Wins
Rennert Stakes
I At Hilltop Track

Pimiico. Ma, May L-comdr. J.
K L Ross had a field day here this
afternoon when three OF HIS smart
horses accounted for as many purses.
He was most pleased. probably. over
the victory Of Sir Barton. which
returned TO his old Derby form and
handily defeated the select field
which opposed him in the Rennert
handicap. with s2.5oO added. Sir
Barton forced all the pace and won
with something in reserve. Fore
ground ran a game race.
Baby Grand. a baby which has
raced consistently well and Gamely
In Maryland. easily disposed Of all
opposition in the Druid Hill' Park
purse, winning easily by four
lengths. walter J, Salmon's Super
woman was second best. while the
Greentree stables Peerage ran third
again.
PARIS Jumper wilma
Capt Raj Parr again proved that
he has the best jumpers IN Mary
land in his stable when he took
the Mount Washington SteepIe-
chase with lie MarsQuin- II It had
not been for the coolheadedness OF
Jockey Crawford. lie MarsQuin
might have come to grief as she
nearly stumbled at the next 70 the
last fence.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
Drastic Changes
In Racing Dates
For Marylanders

Drastic changes in the schedule Of
race meets in Maryland, the most
prominent of which is splitting the
usual thirty-day Laurel meeting
during October into a spring and
fall meet OF twelve and thirteen
days duration will probably be
made next season. This will be
made necessary through the enact
ment of the new Maryland law per-
mitting but 100 days of racing in
the State.
Following is the tentative sched
ule for 1921. Bowie will open the
racing season as usual and race the
last two weeks in April; Havre de
Grace the first two weeks in May
Laurel following for twelve days,
with Pimlico drawing the first two
weeks in June.
In the fall Pimlico will start OF
with a thirteen-day meet during the
latter part of September. Laurel
will follow. dividing the month OF
October with Havre de Grace. Then
Bowie will close the Eastern season
with a thirteen-day session in No
vember.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
PIMLIc0 ENTRIES

First Raee-Four furlonEs. Thor
ney way, l07: Irish Jig, 1l0; Cop
rose. SO: Eastward Princess, Io7:
.Cullinan. 80; Bees Nest, 107; Vic
tor A. 102; Toreador. 1r0; Hot Stuff.
ITO.
second Raee-Two miles. vigi-
lante, 1877; Genevieve b, lI3; b
Prosit, 137; c--Sea Ogeress. 135 (ran
as westminster); d-Minita, 1877:
e-MidaSII. 1877: King Terry. 1877;
|a-Pioneer. 147; Guy Gaunt, 1877;
Syrdaia, 1877; Minton China, l47:
flames A Sherman, 1877; a-Baro-
net, 145: b-Butcher Boy. lI5: Ear
locker, 1877; d-Surf Geen, lI3; Es-
Quimau, 1877.
a-Glen liver entry.
b-Gen. J. A. Buchanan entry.
c-Mrs. w. A Prime entry.
d-Mrs. F. Ambrose entry.
@Ral Parr entry.
Third Raee-One mile and a six
teenth. Veto. 1lS: 'Ragnarok, 1l3;
Red Land. 100: Betsy. los: Punct-
ual, 100: 'Indian Chant. li5; 'war
Tax, 10S; Kilkenny. 100; 'Hong
Kong. 1l3; 'Wand, ITO.
Fourth Raee-one mile. Sea
Queen, 105: 'Toucanet. los: Ameri-
can BOY, llU. Inc WIZ 49, heo
Domino. Ill; 'Gain de Cause, los;
'Peccant. 1lO: Foreclosure. Sc;
'My Dear. loo: 'Cock OF the Roost,
los.
Fifth Raee-Six furlongs. An
tiQue. 107: 'Hackamore, llO; Tor
Quato, II, l12: Sanmarcus. lO5; Mar
gerry. 1OS; Frank MackIin, lll; Red
Land. lls: Napoli. 1l2; Olive James,
81; 'Pokey Jane. IS; 'Deckhand, III,
sixth Race-One mile and a six
teenth. Boniface, ll6; c-Gnome,
1ol; a-lrish Kiss. 1902; d-Royce
Roofs, l07: Kallipolis. 100; b-Clean
Gone, lO2: c-Knot, IS; d-Star
Master. 1913; a-Slippery Elm, 106:
b-Mock Orange. 80; Crank, lo5;
Natural Bridge, 100.
a-Sunnyside entry.
b-John Farrell entry.
c-S. Ross entry.
d-A. X. MaComber entry.
seventh Race Six furlongs
Acouchla. 11O; 'Sago. s5: Kewesgs
ia: 'Tiger Rose. lo7; Equaltor
lilo: 'Incinerator. 100: 'Marmite
ll5; "a-Encrinite, 100: "Sylvano
l07; Mumbo Jumbo, 11s: 'challenge
1O7: a-Bellringer, liz; Lord Book
vale, III.
Note-This race divided and A
division run as the nth race
Weather clear.
Track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
Pinlico Results
First Rsee-sIx furiones: Brieh

First Raee-SIx furlongs: Bright
Gold, 107 (Zoeller). 3T.lo. 1870.
1850; Pokey Jane. io2 (Ponce).
lilo. $40. Foreclosure. 102 (Fa-
tori. see. Time, 1:1s. Brynhiid,
Enrico Caruso. Martha, Luckett,
Plummet Anzac. Eastern Glow, On
High. Purl Mrs. Ida Roberts, Hush
and Old Rose.
Couple: Foreclosure and Vim as
Bryson entry.
secsnd Raee-Four furlongs: In
trigsAte. 1o7 (sande). 62e. s.4o.
2.s0: Dough Girl. I07 (Nicklaus),
1850, $40; Curling Waters, lO7
CSterling), $50. Time, :ls. Santa
Paula, Arrow of Gold. Night Raid
er. Queen Isabel. The Cook. Man
tilIa. Winds Of Chance, American
Maid. Painter. Joan Marie and
Platoon
Third Raee-Two miles: lie Mar
souin, 154 Crawford. 500. 3.1o
ESQ: Decisive, $50 CCheyenne). $50
$40; Blightly ii, I37 (Haynes). $50
Time. $3.50. wisest Fool. Chester
Two. Pastora and Joyful
Fourth Raee-Four furlongs: Baby
Grand. III (Rodriguez), $40. ESQ
2.20: Superwoman, 114 (Kels9y)
ESQ. $50; Peerage. 100 (Coltiletti)
4.S0. Time, :4s. Sister Flo. Gimme
Jealous, Silver Springs and Bygone
Fifth Rsee-one mile: Sir Barton
1872 (Sande). $40. $50. out: Fore.
ground, 1l3 (ButwelD. 400, out
Bondage. los CRodriguezD. out
Time, $40 As. Kills II and Trans.
late also ran.
Sixth Raee-Six furlongs: King
Thrush. los CSande). S.so, 40, ESQ;
Scurry. l05 (CoItiIetti). $50. $40
Mock Orange. 1O5 CZoeller). lilo
Time. 1:14. Leading Star. Devil
Dog. Ormonda. Brooks. ouietude, St
Allan, Ivry. Vice Chairman, Carpet
Sweeper and Sweet Music, also ran
Seventh Raee-MiIe and sixteenth
Sold at de Verdun, 1l2 CHeupel)
$50. $40. 2.7O: Siesta. lO7 CZoeIIer),
$40. $40. Charlie SUNNY, lO7
(Ridenour). 1920. Time. 1:4S is
Ireland. King John. Poacher. Buck.
board. Bola, Pibroch. All Aglow
Peerless One and Hong Kong.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
SatianSl League.
8TWo .as THREEnHa
Ssg ru.iae .Ae.t One Owes WITH W w
RBUGS RAERh AA -

The health statistics of
the United States show that
100 per cent of every eleven
citizens have been knocked sour
by reckless hivvers in the hands
OF careful drivers. Those health
statistics are very sick.
Gasoline has been hyped
up so high that 1t takes a
frugal chauffeur to get more
than fourteen pedestrians on a
gallon The heavy cars are the
birds that press and IRON the
pedestrians for keeps. but 1t is
very annoying to have a fiivv
run up your back like q chill.
The first automobile In
this country was an oil stove
on wheels. When Il fiatrimmed
It out into the rubber collar
districts. the yams used to
throw rocks. mortar and Chin
neys at 1t. Now, a motorist is
reasonably safe because the
price of building materials has
gone up beyond the reach of the
proietariat.
Through the Ingenuity of
inventors. the motor companies
have raised touring TO the
fourth dimension of assault and
battery. They do everything to
tho victim but stuff him and
hang his horns mp In the trophy
rcom- Millions of guys have
spared with niyvcr. but no
Pedestrian ever grabbed a de-
eis:on- This isz the fault Of the