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Evening journal., 1920-11-18
OYSTER BOATS SUNK
In MARYLAND STORM

EASTON. Md Nov. is.-Conslder-
able damage was done in Talbot coun-
ty by a severe wind and hail storm,
accompanied by high tide.
A number Of oyster boats were sunk
in Tired Avon and ChOptank rivers,
but there was no loss OF life Many
trees were blown down.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1920
ENROLL, MAKE IT iOO PER CENT

ENNOLL! MNkE TT IUU FfH UNI.
EUAyE you renewed your membership in the American
AA Red Gross?
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
When Food
Doesn't Digest
Give the Stomach Rational Rest
by Proper Aid, Not by Harsh
starvation Methods. Use
Sluart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

A sour stomach may indicate an
line effect
This you viii get from one or two
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

Canadian worker in Jam factory quit when he vas be.
queathed $4,000 From currants to currency
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
DONLEY COUNTY CROPS
IN BEST Of CONDITION



CLARENDON. July - - General
showers hay. fallen over this section
81 the Panhandle. relieving %. IA
pl, rsiyo heat ol th, lasi several dtNA.
and putting az crops into ~. best
growing condition Harvesting of small
grains Is We'll under way. vi,h 90 ful
supply 81 labor and an machinery
working fun time.
Cotton H. in the very bost shape OF
years ~ this time. with less than q
percent repnn,ng n",cssor, Th'
crop Is clean as '.'reral rule ar'
cultivation will proceed under idcn3
conditions Row crops ana stain. o.,
an kinds are up 20 good stand and
doing nicely.
Alfalfa is growing Won toward do"
second cutting. carrying tuN pas
iuragc of hogs ana sto.E. Conditions
.,f au msiuIg. huih range tnd
planted arc gDud and stock generally
is in exceptionally line condition iur
this time 81 the year
Tho liyostook industry ~ Dorl,v
county. IN point ~ range stu'k. is DE-.
i,r,aSirg each v.Ir-hut replacing tbI.
grade 90 stock there Is steady in-
crease IN quality purc bred stock ~
every kind Particularly b. ths tru,
IN the case Il the hos industry \
number of high priced hogs hay" been
brought into the county within Ind
last year. and more are being brought
in all the time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
.FLA|NVEW TO STAGE
ROUNDUP THIS WEEK


T
rlNiNNiEW. July D., - The FIRST
annual pninviow Hog6dup VIII d. held
hor, Thursday. FRIDAY and saturday.
iu which there viii be- hrouohu tdinl
i1ro riding. roping. and various other
rIa.f- Their, are already entries ul
'"vb "rs from nN states. namely Non.
tul Wyoming. Colorado Sew Mexico.
oklahoma aud Toxn. Thrty pit. ming
AHrr from the states represented hy
the contestants will b. here. md some
- th'm already hny, arrived BE-
tIdrs there VIII b. t,yo carloads ~ ~.
50 iunrhuru steers from Chihuahua.
N,Nlcu and a. mountain goats from
NoW MeNico. whirh Will hc used IN tho
Iupiug corioSta Purses uEgrngiiine
, lonp win De- given the winners iu the
Traces.
Tho roundup WI O., held oi Plain
I tirW Lake ou" milo north eff hDrr \
large gtandstand. 1pihl" eft s"uting
.nun people o. uow trIus constructed
iur the orclsion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
CLARENDON TO Install
WHITE WAY system
.sr,eiai 70 Tho New.

CLARENDON July - -- The poios
has, h.'u removed from main street
.u clarendon To- no, alleys and the
Wh.t" way equipment be- already on
.lIui fur the construction of white
way down tho .rtiro business section
g.. tho ,l'y This section is already
rIy,d with brick md the clearing of
tbc poles from tho street has added
-giDtly to rho business litu appearance
%. tho main street
The machinery iUr thn additional
Imotlt" unit az N, light plant is due
within the noNt tyW weeks. 70 the
l1t,s' the foundation fur which is ol
r.ldp laid aud ready tn receive th'
machinery and have D. put in opera.
,iun with ih" smlllps, DELAY possible.
The tr,phon" oNeh1ng" building 81
practically completed and thu new
I'lurmH, - the modern exchange
system 90 ho Installed ih'r, is Goa hand
aud work VIII b,eiu within jbr next
month boz converting the present svs.
tom tu jhc laicsi uud,ru system. with
switchboard facilities Co h1uil. O. ,ty
60 tAi,v this sicy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
REAL BUILDING BOOM
NOW ON At MEMPHIS


MEMPHIS July IA real build
ing boom Is an IN Memphis and hns
arrived with mo- flare uf termination.
Real estate values have been ,limhiu;
Tor soV months and high lhic's 1t lt
bot and material hlvr been Boz evidence
There are now twDutyoight buildings
81 various d. iiWions either just iiI.
ishcd 90 n the progress 81 erection
Several gJud substantial brick yes.
dr1c, are going up and number "l
hu-in.ss building. among them 500.
oo0 bank building several other cu1.
irgCiE are ls'
The Hall county Illf EuIldiurs IS q
Boo h,gn this month Many prosper
oYs mmor have m"tod O. M'mph
i0i HphnH privilege and other vlI
rpm" by september crop prDsp,r'-
wrr' newer bette, Hul 'yDything
pMGis 90 e new record iu hrfn,ss this
fn pr0p rtDUf ar. coming w,,b'y
i.".in- Uut fm locations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
NEW RECORD SET FOR
MEMPHIS REAL ESTATE

aff"IaI 70 W. NfWs
MEMiiiis. luly 1.-The Wichi
Nan.y Refining C"mpan, ~ Wichita
lails closed a deal thls week f0r f.nr
oornDr bots on Main aud Eighth on
whirh thrv rr' blaming ~ construct o.
m0dgIn drive in flHrg station TIN
lDts wVhou' the Improvement
hough so eco. which 80. rlrord
price Tor Memphis rel estate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

When YOU feel lazy. out ~ sorts and
yawu ruod deal In the DAYTIME. YOU
can charge II Co torpid liver which has
allowed the system 90 get FUN ~ impuii.
Ties. llEEHlNE cures 900 disorders pro.
duc,d hy an Inactive liver Il strength.
ms that organ. ol'anscs tho bowels and
puts the system In good healthy condi.
ton. Sold hy an druggists aGtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

Hf. J. Lssns williams or tire Amaans Tyne.
srits' Eyelsuge. hn taken the ss-nry for
ne Walls Adiing Machine. n YOU are Inter.
estsd he wili b. Elad % dsnohstrAie tits Won.
derfu machin.. Ne " 70. aisd lig West IN
sirs;. Phone iss fof Woodstock Typ-writ.
ere. 90. him I7s 2sts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

BEAUMONT. July o. pete Srhn'.
d.i with last support from th" infi''d
was ,n,p'lv, today and Beaumont
uur easily the second Same Ui ,nr
series from Houston tive tU 2.
Houston ...... nnl uuu u0' %
beaumont .......... IOs Jog COY
Eu.phl and Noy,. schneider aud
stan sluTy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
GASsE RS ANNEX
CAME: At WICHITA
SHREVEPORT KEATS SPIDDER'
10 SlN ~ o. ~.
NlNGS.


WICHITA FALLS. lu'y le-Th'
Ga..cr won ont ln On. i7,h over Che
spudd,rs , Goo % IN au exciting gam.
tudIv
shreveport .... nn. "in nnn lll .l--'
Wi.hin Falls ono s'n uuu lni u--E
Wallace NAnu aui Gleason and
Bono. kitchens ard BIr.h Elrrhlrii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

base hits Duyir. Fourier. . base
hiis laynn stolen bases Young ..
Doyle r. Smith. l.avan Rase on halls
Toncy J. lIaincs :. struck out Ton-y
.. Halncs I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

81 Kansas civ g Louisville, e.
A. Minneapolis Q Toledo o.
a. ST. PoW =. columbus
~ Milwaukee, .. lni.1rIuu'is e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

BOSTON. Iuly ie-iosion outhi
~ Louis today hut the visitors won
Burweil relieving vanGilder IN The see
end and pitched well until the 9th
when he forced in a run hy passing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

- American
Cmcago al Washington.
81 Louis az New York.
Essroli az Bosfon.
Cleveland ai Phiiadelphla.
National
Patton a Pittsburgh
Bupklyn 90 Chicago
New York ~ 81 Louis
Philadelphia NJ Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

tn, total area ~ tho earth is about
10. 900 ooo square miles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
PITTSBuR GH DEFEATS BRAyES
WHEN rtlIIGiM PASSES MAN
WITH BASES IlII


PtTTSBt EGH. july i.-piushurgu
! defeated nOston today when FILMS
im passes nichcc IN the eleventh in
ming with the hcsscs full forcing in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

. base h.t. llHk, Clr"I . base Do Z
Mann. Meanwhile stolen haers BIS
bee Double plays Morau,l' Pic.
Holt, ilUingim G0wdy and lIulhs
nlsr 900 balls Fllingim .iN struck
ont Fuunrm O. adams O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
{, COLLINS AOMER'BOsTON DEFEATED
BEATS ATHLETICS'by PIRATES IN nth
Is ONLY TALLY SCORED N GAME
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND
PitfI.ADEi.PIlfA


81 Assecslrd IFef9
PHII.ADELPnlA July is-E col.
llnF' home run scored the only tally u
foAnN.s rame which ChicaEn won.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

Homo nun p. COLLINS UuuNIV NIlNE
Galloway and Griffin Base ON balls
Kerr /. Perry : Struck ont Kerr O.
Perry 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
Rod Raj PhInIes.

CINCINNATI July ie-Cincinra.
Il won from Philadclphia to-day In ten
innings The Rcd iuii'ld was broken
hy an injury to kopf and the sus.
pension - Groh for days on account
~ his verbal attack on Umpire Mar
an last saturday
Philadelphia ..... Dol 600 002 00-3
Cincinnati .........il0 ole 0o0 -
Wheat and vitherow smith eau
icy: Wingo and Fisher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

hase hltt. JaCobeon, Scutt :,
Echang. Foster base hits Tohin. ST..
len bases Tobin. Double play Gcrb' r.
b. Gcdeon 10 Sister; Scott 10 McInnis.
Base on balls Van Glider :; Burwell
sis: Harper /: Fortune l. struck out
Van Glider .: Burwell .: Harper .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

ru fol Grimm In ll'h. ~ nt''l
for Adams Boo liih.
BOSTON ......... Nnb O-h uNn GO
ritt.hwgh ....... 200 unn Goa Ul--i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

." y - u
battcd Tor Harper IN sth ~ bat.
ted for BAILEY In Sih zzz halted Tor
Mentally In Sth. zzzz baticd for Lor'
tune In 9Th.
81 Louis ............l00 100 Oi0-9
Boston ...............o 0i 600 col :,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13
American
National


: WHERE THEY PLAY roDw :
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-13

one ou, when winning run s,or.
ID
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

dancers are saying to each other to- day. At the Arbor, the delightful little joy spot at the end of North Sentral avenue, they are going to begin the week with a few hours of the most de- Gghtful dancing they have ever known.
 All afternoon and evening the merry parties of dancers will come and go. Among them will be many of those who have learned to love that special brand of music which King Brady s Big Six furnishes at the American during the week, and with them will be. some of their friends whom they wish to entertain in the most enjoy able way possible.
 King Brady's orchestra plays at the Arbor every Sunday afternoon and evening and Mr. and Mrs. Toft, who are such gracious hosts at the Ameri- can during the week, dispense the same charming hospitality at tne Arbor on Sunday It seems to be a matter of particular pride with many well known people to show their guests that Phoe- nix can furnish pleasures of such high class.
 And then at the American several evenings each week that animat ted little dancer, Pearl Sharkey, gives clever, animated exhibition dances in her own inimitable way. Her mum bers, added to the regular series of dances, make a. program which cannot be equaled in it's entertaining powers.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
MABEL NORMAND IN
 'APERFECT 36' |SAT
 COLUMBIA THURSDAY

Mabel Normand, who is known wherever mirth is, never was funnier than in her latest Goldwyn picture, "A Perfect 36," by Tex Charwate, which comes to the Columbia theater next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There will be a special matinee next Satur- day afternoon for the kiddies. Franks original with the joyous funmaker are certain to convulse theatergoers wherever the second in Mabel Nor mand's series of broad comedies is shown. Unusually funny situations have their place right at the start in A Perfect 36," where Miss Normand is Mabel. a boarding house slavey. The jokes she plays on h~ landlady after she is assigned to the task of papering a wall bring about her dis charge. Fortune smiles on her, how ever, when she is engaged as a travel ing waist salesgirl by Sol Manheimer, who conducts a factory in his apart ment at the boarding house. She proves no more successful at selling than as a paper hanger and, meeting her sweetheart, o. F. Dildock. at the hotel, she accompanies him to the beach for a dip in the surf Strange happenings come thick and fast to Mabel at the beach. Her locker is footed of her clothes and her bag and a mile chase by a constable adds to her discomfort She is caught and accused of a jewel robbery, which later proves to be no robh@ 2, but a scheme of a press agent - off some publicity for the MaN D Apartment hotel. It's in evading the charge that Mable Normand is at her funniest.
 Supplementing program numbersfor the three days include a Gaun1ont Graphic news reel a Strand comedy and Ford Weekly travel film-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
ue[1lQatQl

UMBIA-Sunday and Monday, Constance Talmadge in "The Yelled Adventures; Tuesday and "Wednesday, Mae Marsh in Spotlight Sadie": Thursday, Friday and Saturday, M abel Normand in "A Perfect 36.'
 STRAND-Sunday, Monday, Tues day. Charlie Chaplin in "A Days Pleasure" with Frank keenan in "The False Code" as the added attraction. Prizma natural color pictures and the Pathe News. The Strand orchestra, with George J. Hayes at the pipe or gan- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Mark Twain's "Huckle- berry Finn; the Post nature picture, Paramount Magazine, Major Allen Hunt pictures, Outing Chester and Pathe News
 LAMARA-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Robert Warwick in "ToId in the HilIs," with Mutt and Jeff in "ln icelandr; Wednesday and Thursday, Irene Castle in "The Invisible Bond,' with the Martin Johnson traveIogue; i; Friday and Saturday, Bryant Wash burn in "It Pays to Advertise with "A Sage Brush Gentleman" and Bur ton Holmes travelogue.
 THE HIP-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, George Walsh in "The Beast" with "The Jay Bird" as the added att have been used to exploit the company, lure and Christie comedy; Thursday, Friday and Saturday, William Farnum in "A Tale of Two Cities" with se- iected comedy.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
'BR|NCING UP FATHER'
 MUSIC AND FUN SHOW COMING ID THE ELKS

Jiggs" Mahoney is once more to the fore this season in new play named after himself and entitled, Bringing Up Father in Society" Jiggs, to per init us to be more familiar, is none other than Father himself brought into the world of being by George Me Manus, the gifted newspaper cartoon ist, and placed upon the stage by that astute and far-seeing manager, Gus Hill. Ever since he eSsayed to become an actor Jiggs has added to his fame and popularity, However. from all ac
 counts he has done himself proud this season in a brand new play in three acts with fetching, captivating young women constituting a beauty chorus of 20; UnSling. snappy, catchy and ef- fervescent music, and a fund of bringht lines, situations, screams and other essentials sure to win the plauditS of the nation and establish Fathers" candidacy to the hall of laughter and joy. And why not? Isn't Father a typical American institution? Mother" naturally will be hand. What would be a Mahoney function or en- tertainment without that irrepressible femalei She has been the guiding genius of the destinies of her illus trious and red-headed spouse since he accumulated enough wealth to make him an important adjunct to her lofty and more or less destructive ambi- tionS- In this instance she takes ciety by storm" with poor Father" as the citadel of her plunge into the charmed circle. Just how Jiggs fares, how he extricateS himself from the whirlpool of domestic upheavals, squalls, tempests and cyclones forms the basis of one of the merriest con- tributions to the stage one has had the good fortune to hear and see in many day Thirty odd poole are employed. The big event is under lined as the next offering at the Elks' theatre two nights. commencing Fri day, March 12, with the usual matt nee Saturday, March 13. Seat sale at the Elks' box office Tuesday. g am
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

mobile interests of the city for some time, has severed his connection with the w. E. Gardner company, to join the sales organization of the Smith
 Vincent company. state distributors for the Packard and Rec. MT. Shaw
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

will have charge of the selling of Pack ard ears.
 Shaw, who in addition to being a sue cessful rancher. has become one of the leading auto s2lesmen of the city. is wei known to a large circle of friends
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

| in the valley. He has had long busi
 ness career in this section of the country, and in taking over the plac-
 ing of the Packard on the roads Of
 Arizona. his friends are predicting every success.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
END IF THE TRAIL"
 IS POPULAR PLACE

wen meet you at the end of the trail"
 That is what Phoenix people who make up the coterie of the city's best
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

DIFFERENCE OF OPINION Girl Watching Aeronaut-"Oh, I'd hate to be coming down with that par achute."
 Mere Afan--Td hate to be coming down without it.'
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
SHAW GOES WITH
 S|M|TH-V|NCENT CO.

Ed Shaw, one of the best known Business men in Phoenix, and a man who has been identified with the auto-
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
PROMOTERS FAVOR
LONDON FOR HEAVY
CHAMPIONSHIP tilt
Dempsey-C Carpenter Bout
May Be Staged Abroad
To Prevent Big Taxes.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Dec 1sy-when Tex
Rickard mentioned Havana for tn.
Dempsey-Carpentier fght. the wise
ones laughed.
When he changed his mind and
said New York. the ssges agreed,
That's better"
Now that he's looking IN the al
rection Of the docks and murmuring
things about London. the sentiment
is What the"
London. in fact. is the favorite
now.
Richards memory. IL seems. runs
back to 1906, when he was 'ali
dressed up with the Cans Nelson
fight and had no place TO 60"
He was shown the gates Of Cali
fornis after he had built an arena
and had to chase over into Nevada
with his one-ring caravan
With his business-like ear TO the
ground, Rickard has learned that
lots Of officials in these parts are
California did back in 1906.
The New York Boxing Commis-
sion is against IL and the American
continent that the promoters v2nteo
to pitch the big stadium necessary
to get the required ''sl .00o. 900 gate /"
Charles B. .Cochrsne, the London
member Of the promoting nrm
laughed OF the premonitions OF
Richard
why worry" he asked Come
over here where you know no dep
uty sheriff will push the referee
out OF the ring and take charge
himself"
There are other nice things about
London. One is the trivial matter
OF $4,000. From a business
standpoint. the gate has to be ST.
eOo. 900. A gate" of that size in
New York would mean 3l5o,ooo in
State and Federal taxes. -.rs-..
II Messrs Rickard and Brady
could forego the necessity OF liv-
ing in England for three months
previous to the fight, they ~oulo
avoid a tax.
Dempsey and Carpenter, how
ever. will get caught for their per
~onal taxes. no matter where the
bout is fought.
Jess willard got 100000 for los
ing his championship in Toledo. Cn-
Gle Sam got S3l.4l0 of it in taxes.
Dempsey is to get 100000 under
the agreement and out OF that his
Uncle will put out his hand for
cut Of about s12S. goo.
Dempsey and Carpenter are sure
to get their money. however. but
the promoters are not so sure Of
their cut.
1t means something 10 knock
$3.50, 900 of their load.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Havana Entries,
FOR TUESDAY.


First Raee-Five and a half fur
longs, maiden 2-year-olds claiming.
Purse. 500. Bertha Mink
9S; 'vera Twyford. 9S; Miss Dixie.
101; sChef A. 101; SLEW High, lOl !;
'Ravanna, los; Scotty, ,l06: sMorIin-
ero, 10s: 'Lyric. 10S; Mister Jiggs.
10S; Diffidence, 110; Errol, ll3.
second Rnce-Five and a half fur
longs, 3-year-olds and up claiming.
Purse 500. discussion, los;
Guaranteed, 107; Mather. 113; As
sumption. 113; The Blue Duke, 11s.
Third Race-SiN furlongs, 3-year-
o,ds and up claiming. Purse 500.
The Pirate, 9S; lust Fancy.
1903: 'Napthalous, los: War Loan,
10S: Slippery Silver, los; American
Eagle, los; Jill, 10S; Paula ". los,
Whip Poor will, 109; Bierman, ITO.
Fourth Race-One mile, 3-year-
olds and up. claiming. Purse 500.
'Lariat, 102; 'Star Shooter,
1o2: sHoman, 1O2: Little Buss. 1o2:
Lady Hester. 102; 'Jack Dawson,
102; 'Omeme, los; Jesse De Wales,
l1o. Garbage, 11o.
Fifth Rac-Holiday Handicap,
one mile, all ages. Purse $1,000. tCu-
banita, 81; tGackawanna, los; Bal
lymooney, 106; Armistice, los; Bu-
ford. III; Cromwell, 124.
tArmonia Stable entry.
Sixth Race-one mile, 3-year-olds
and up, claiming. Purse 500!
'Musket, 80; 'Rhymer, 1o2; white
Crown, Io2; Misericorde, 101; Fos-
ter Embry, 107: Miss Sweep, l07;
Mackenzie, 107; Dragon, Ito.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Havana Results.

First Race-Runcrana, 112 (Domi-
nick), Is to 1, 6 to 1, 8 to 1; Pokey
Jane, 103 (Kennedy). to to s;
Timothy J. Hogan. 107 Oancaster),
to 5. Time: liza 3-5. Coombs,
Princess Myrtle. Cavan Boy, Ben
Butler, Twenty-Seven,N Nobleman and
Jack Healy also ran.
second Race-view, 1l2 Gar
mody), 2 to /, to S. to 5; Harry
Glover. Ill (McDermotO, 2 to /.
even; Incinerator, 103 (Fletcher). 4
to 5. Time: MS. Okemus. Clark NJ.
James. Stilletto, Frank Burke and
Bronco Billy also ran.
Third Raee-Military Girl. -103
(Kennedy), 4 to 5, to 3, l to 6; Gus
Scheer. 110 (Connors), to 10, to 5;
Sim Feiner. 112 (ButwelD. s to 5.
Time: 1907; Polar Cub, Elmont.
Juanita III. and Elga also ran.
Fourth Rsee-vic Munoz. IO6
-(Hunt). to 2. even. to 2: Gratian.