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The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs: Silver
spring, ZIG (SimpsonD, 8 to 5, 1 to s. out,
Whippet, ZIG (Ambrose), 2 to ), out; Bunga.
Duck llo (ButwelD, 1 to 8. Run George
Trompeur also ran
SECOND RACE-Six furIongs: Arch Alex
ander, no tColtiletti). s to 5, 7 to 10. / 70
o. Duke OF Devonshire, III Warrington. &
70 ., to D; Bond, 112 (Judge) 4 to 1
Time, 1:ls 10. Neg. u. Bert Thurman,
coronado. Aargery. Nannette Flack, George
:. Mue e, Baby Girl. DR.. Campbell, John
THIRD RACE-si1 furIongs: 81. Isidore
100 tColtiletti). to 2. 8 to 5. 3 70 3; Pull.
lux, 10 tLinsfOrd). 4 to /, s to 3: A. n
Akin, ll1 tWillet, to 5. Time, I:16 Is
Docod Greenmint. Young Adam. Siesta
MADRAS bingham, o'ponovan. Cobalt Lass
FOURTH RACE-MiIe and ope-si,tssn,n
Bolster. 1O2 tThurber). 1 10 1. to 4 ont
Drummond, 1OI (Parrington), 8 to . IN ..
Dotue Nandiyer, % (Coltilettil 1 to a
Time. 1:5O. Eulogy. Sailor also ran.
FIFTH .RACE-MiIe and one-eixbtb,
Grumpy. 100 Iyke). Is to ). 1 to 1, to ?;
sen hampson, 1o7 tRichcreek). 4 to 1, 2 to
Dloscoride. 1O4 tPierce), 1 to l. Time
200 10. VIII Do. Marshon. Alexander, Lii.
tie Spring, Plumeot Judge David, Frsnk
MORE
SIXTH RACE-MiIe and one-sixteeuth:
Caballo. 100 twida). s to 1. to 1, TO 3:
Taniac. 113 tsterling), 8 to 1, 8 to 5: Astrae'
10l tColtiletti). to 5. Time. l.52 AZ
Lneius. Hiekorynut. Nab. Lady LongfelIow,
Marauder. Athena. Capital City, also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth.
Jack n. ITO tsmithI. Z to 2. to 8, 3 to
Q; Bajazet. 10 t0bert). to !, to 3;
srown favorite, lo2 CMorris). to 1. Time,
20 20 Early Sight. Parrish. Cadillac,
Meddling Miss, General Byne. Dancing Car.
niysl also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
JONES NOT TO
INVADE EUROPE
NEXT SEASON

Atlanta. Ca, Jan. 1s.-If America is
to make an amateur golf invasion OF
the British Isles next spring and
summer the invading forces will be
shy the services of Bobby Jones. the
youthful Atlanta star Despite reports
TO the contrary Bobby will not &c
abroad next season. This informa-
ton comes in the nature of a state
meBt from his father. r. p. Jones.
prominent attorney OF this city.
Quite naturally Bobby viii abide by
the decision regardless Of what his
personal wishes may be.
But whatever England and Scot
land will miss in not seeing the young
star swing his driver or mashie and
WELD his putter the home folk who
attend the years important events
will get. In addition to playing al
the Engineers club Bobby will b.
present to battle for the open title at
the Inverness Club Of Toledo.
This will mark his first appearance
In the open championship. Though
he tied for the amateur crown as far
back as 1916 at Philadelphia he has
never gone after the title now held
by Walter Hagen.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

years ago and won the heavyweight
championship of the world.
Next 10 boxing in point of physi.
cal wear and tear comes ten.
mis-. Here we have the wizard, Nor
man +. Brookes-the Fitzsimmons OF
the courts. In early middle age
Brookss Is still one of the wonders OF
the game. a match for any and the
superior of most of them.
Hans Wagner was another who
stayed the grim hand of time by al
ways maintaining splendid physical
trim. Hans was the greatest ants
man OF his time at - when he led
the National League. To round out
the case of age against youth golf
submits testimony worthy of note
too. in Nardon. Braid and Taylor.
Each is past the age of A..
Copyright. 1890. by the Wheeler Syn
dicate. Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
COLLEGE SPORTS
WITH s. II. BAKER.

Capt. Bill Dudack of the George
town football team of 1920 is get
ting around and will soon be in
shape to participate in light work
in preparation for the baseball team
of this spring. Buck Wise of Bust
ness high school. who came out for
football at Georgetown last fall and
received broken leg. is out again
and expects to, take part in the
spring work of the nine.
Maryland State will not have a
varsity track team this winter for
the indoor meets. 1t is more than
probable that it will enter men in
the Hopkins and Catholic University
meets. State has half a dozen who
with little training should be able
to meet the best in this section of
the country.
Gallaudet College basketeers arc
practicing hard for the contest on
Wednesday night with Catholic Uni
versity. Last season the Kendall
Greeners defeated the c. U. five IN
the Collegiate Basket ball League
for the District championship.
University of Virginia has ar
ranged a most attractive baseball
schedule for the coming season
which includes twenty-five games.
All the big colleges in the East will
be met as well as those of the South.
The season opens with a game
with William and Mary on March
"a and closes with the game at
Cambridge on May s.
The movement to popularize box
ing as a collegiate sport is receiving
warm support at the Academy. More
candidates have offered themselves
to Coach Spike" webo than could
be handled
Boxing has been made an inter-
collegiate sport at Cornell Univer-
sfty.' At a meeting of the minor
sport council a recommendation to
that effect by Graduate Manager
Berry was approved. and G. A. Hol-
connie was named manager of The
sport.
William Custom, experienced box
er. already Is serving as boxing in
structor in the department of phys
ical education. and his services may
be secured for the Cornell boxing
team.
The West Virginia University
quiht VIII lace It's nar0eSt basket
ball contest of the season on Fri
day night. when 1t meets Marietta
College five on the home court.
Marietta is under the tutelage of
Greasy" Neal. the famous outfieId
er of the Cincinnati Reds, and he
has an aggregation of stars, includ-
ing two men (Whitting and Stew
arD. who have gained considerable
fame because of their ability on the
floor.
The University of Wisconsin has
offered date to the University of
Washington on Its 1920 football
schedule. 1t is understood that
the Washington board of athletics
control is considering the invita-
tion. Nothing will be done until
Coach Claude Hunt returns from a
trip to the Central West.
Joe Guyon. the Georgia football
and baseball player, has been signed
by the Atlanta club 1t was believed
that Joe would not be found with the
Atlanta club. but would fix his sig
nature to some OF the major league
clubs. as the scouts have been after
him this winter.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs Scotty
102; Pauline Solomon. 1O4: Joe Tag, los
Margaret Dixon. 107; Get EN-. 107; John 8
Reardon, Ill; No Pooling, III; Aztec, II2
Repeat. liz; Tenite. ia; Maudie Wilson
1O4: Coombs. los.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs. Betty Curry. III; On High, III,
Anna Regina. Ill; Bridge Player, III
Barnka. Ill; Mountain Girl, Ill; Jim Hast
ings, 116; The Pirate. 116: AL Buja, I18
Short Change, 116; Arrowhead. lie; Cor
moran. 116. Also eligible: Nashotah, Ill
Dunsandel. 116: Pitter Patter, 116.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Accelerate
50; Brother MacLean. 1O6: Lively, los:
Apple Jack I'd. no; George Starr. liz: Fort
Bliss. III; Pickwick. lis.
FOURTH RACE-0ne and one sixth miles
fodder. o.; Tom Brooks. OF: Tailor Maid
lol; soldat de verdun, I02; Bsisneur. 104
Cerinus. 104.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 20 yards
sans Peur. Ill; 0mond. 102; Honolulu Boy,
lo2; Merchant. 104; Jify. 104; woodtrap
l07; Douglas s.. 1917.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-quarter miles
Rookery. o. Pit. LOG; Lottery, 1O6: Co
macho. 106: Bubbling Louder 100; King
Neptune, ILL., 49,
SEVENTH RAcE-one mile and 70 yards
Emma J.. 96; Am First. e6; Golden Dawn,
99: Midia. 100; Bees Wing. 10f; Pindar
l0l; Neenah, 1o3: Thunderbird, 104; shen,
andoah, 100; Cabling, 1o0; Edith K. ios;
Dolph, 100.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
YOUTH WILL BE SERVED BUT AGE ONCE IN A
WHILE MAKES BID FOR YOUTHS HERITAGE

League at 3? Walter johnson. still
the worlds greatest boxman. is the
same age, while the great Eddie CT
cote Is 30-and Sallee. another twirl-
ing star. is 81. Youth hasn't been
served. altogether. in baseball this
year.
Willard. nearing middle age. sue
cumbed to the youthful Dempsey, but
how about Jack Britton and Johnny
kilbane? Britton at 81 knocked out
Ted Lewis. five years his Junior. and
won the welter-weight championship.
And Rritton has put in fourteen
strenuous years between ropes.
Bob Fitzsimmons was the wonder
athlete OF them all and the most
dreaded adversary youth ever stum-
blcd across. Bob was IS years old
when he whipped that murderous left
to the youthful Corbett solar plexus
at Carson City nearly twenty-three
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Keller Bats A Consecutive
Games; Beats Cobb Record
Star Will Not Hold Comparison with the
Baltimore Player.

The Herald hates dspel the idea Of the popular idol T
obb, the The claim that he the the record
making consecutive hits the books has been
when Cobb made hit in forty consecutive
claimed be the first and only time it had been
league baseball During Cobb
hits twelve of them being doubles eight triples
ONE giving him of 400
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
With JOHN y. GoETz.

Business and Central baskcters
will meet in the scholastic basket
ball series this afternoon in the
Catholic University gym at 3:45
O'Clock, in what is looked upon as
one Of the most important games
of the series. as both teams have won
and lost a game. making a tie for
second place that will be decided
in today's game.
Coach Mctzler will push his team
to the limit to come out on the
long end of the score in this con-
test. This game will undoubtedly
decide which team has the best
chance to topplc Tech from first
place horors in the league.
Coach pattershy. Of Business. had
his charges working out every day
in anticipation of coming out vic
torious in today's battle.
The teams will probably line mp
as follows
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
INVITATIONS SENT
BAKER AND DANIELS

New York. Jan. 19-Jack Curley.
promoter of the Earl-Caddock-Joe
Stecher wrestling match for the world
heavyweight championship. to be held
in Madison Square Garden a week
from Friday night, sent invitations to
Secretary of War Baker and Secre-
tary of the Navy Daniels to be pres
emit The match will have a sort of
military aspect because of the fact
that Csddock saw service in the army
while Stecher served in the navy.
Moreover. Caddock went over and
saw CONSIDERABLY action in the big
tight. He became extremely popular
with the doughboys. He was a
sergeant when he left and returned
with the same ranking. 1t Is said
that the big fellow turned down an
opportunity to become a commissioned
ioaicer.
Cnrley is hopeful of having the Sec
retaries accept his invitation 1t is
expected that many other notahIes
will be present at the match.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
WITH THE

Boy 103; Hope. 104; Prince Direct. los
Prince Benero, log; Venetian Boy. IO6: ouiu
1Os
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: Pierrot, 1903
Pomerene, 1O5; Walter Mack. los; DriffieId
1O6; Harlock. 10s; Nepe, los; John, jr., los
Little Nephew. 113.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs: Sta
Realm. 9s; Nolawn. 9S; Mile. Dazie, es
Marse John, ia; surplice. 1O2; skeer Face
1903; Big Smoke. 1O4.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth
Guide Post. 101: W. Ward. 1OI; Ysnghee
1O3; Anxiety. 1O4; War Tax. 1O4; Egmont
1O6: Little Cote. 1O6: Mudsill, Ill.
, SIXTH RACE-sffle and fifty yards
Fountain Fay, Of; Byrn. 81; Bierman. 0s
Tim J. Hogan. 101; Baby Cal. 1O2; Mai
Domo. 104; Great Gull. 1O5; Jellison. 1O7
Hocnir. 107.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
GRANTLAND RICE AND
ROBERTSON WINNERS

Bellair Heights. Fla. Jan. Is-Dave
Robertson. professional. of Pittsburg
Country Club, with Grantland Rice,
OF New York. as partner, defeated
Alex Smith. of Wykagyl. and Arthur
V. Lee. jr., of Detroit. five and three.
In an exhibition golf match here to-
day. Robertson registered II and
Rice helped on two holes. making n
best tou-of g. Many good golfers
are here practicing for the annual
January tournament next week.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
ANDERS HAUGEN IS
SKI CLUB JUMPER

Chicago. Jan. 19.-Anders Haugen
of Dillon, Col. with a jump of 161
feet and a total of ISL points, was
the winner of the annual tourna-
ment of the Norge Ski Club at Cary
today. His brother. Lars Haugen,
of Chippewa Falls. Wis, was second.
with 235 points. Sig Steinwalt of
Chicago. topped the amateurs with
2SS Ia points.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
HAVANA ENTRIES.

Incinerator. o.: Ford. 100; Little One I,2
Hello Pardner. 102; Hatrack. lO4; Mai
Bradiey. 1o4; Hush. los; Queen Gatfney
los; Miss Fatty. III.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs: First PM
let. %; Himiltrude. 06: Unwise Child. ~
Terrible Miss. 9s; Baby Bonds. 100; Irou
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

One Year Ago in Sports

Ed Sweeney. the baseball
catcher abroad. reports that IL
is too rainy to play ball in
Paris.
Dates given out for grand cir
cult horse racing.
Leonard and Dundee finish
training for bout today.
Eng and makes offer to
O'Dowd and Gibbons to box In
that country.
Tulsa new member OF West
ern League. .,.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Marine Props Land One.

Gamma Sigma basketball tossers
were defeated last night by the
Marine Props by 80 to &c. Taylor
was the star for the winners, as he
shot ten baskets from the floor dur
ing the contest.
The Marine Props expect, to win
from the Aloysius Club and put up
a hard fight against the Yankees
for the District championship. The
lineup:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Virginia Captures Game.

Alexandria, Va. Jan. 1s.-The Vir-
ginias won another hard fought
basketball game tonight when they
took the Fifth Engineers into camp.
% to IL. through the superior shoot
ing of Jim Alexander and the excel
lent work of Goodies. Owens and
Deane. Alexander scored seventeen
of the Nirginias' twenty-six points.
equalinE the Engineers score. Line
nm and summary.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Home Run Records of
American League Kings

To satisfy several fans who have written
or information regarding the leading home
un hitters OF the American League we give
GU the records by years of the men who
ave made fifty such
Ruth In i've years has made forty whine. 80
hat probably the first game of the coming
Jason Will see him among the following
81.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
SKATING
CHAMPION, INJURED

Syracuse. n. Y. Jan. 19.-Jewtraw.
amateur ice skating champion. suf-
fered a broken nose and other bruises
when he fell heavily to the ice after
running into a child who had run on
TO the course at the finish of DO
yard race at Saranac Lake yester-
day.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

JACK was gwen the the OF the
The guy at the tler probably told him that the
was the DUNK and the only place puh-
lined shpyad with That
guy could hang up record juggling and probably get
years in vaudeville at the finish the addition
near drydock was medal when Secretary
started loosening the hardware department
barrage of citations that puzzled better than Sam
Lloyd could have done.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Gamma Sigma Want Games.

The Gamma Sigma basketball ouint
would like to arrange games with
any team averaging I30 10 40 pounds
in this vicinity. Address all chal-
lenEes to Manager Samuel c. Taylor,
Quincy street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Knickerbocker Form Club.

a meeting was held by the Knick-
erbocker A. c. in the new clubhouse
al no street Baseball was the
subject taken up and it is desired
nat all candidates that wish to try
NJ the team to the manager. The
no Will be out for the independent
mpionship OF the District this
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Epiphany to Meet Lyceum,

Epiphany's basketball tossers will
play the Lyceum's OF Alexandra to-
night in the Epiphany gym. on
Wednesday afternoon and Friday sf-
ternoon the Friends School FIVE will
be met
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Ingram to Meet Yankees.

play the Y. NJ. c. A. Yankees in In
gram gym. tonight at s o'clock. Both
teams are on edge for this contest, as
they have been practicing hard for
the fray. On Friday night the
Yankees will play the Peck Stars
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

SuhStitutionS-Dayis for Peyton: Deane for
Tullock. Goals from held-Shoemaker 81,
jefferson ~. Clark 90. Tullock. COckrell
t2l. Alexander ga. Goals from fouls
Shoemaker 49,. jefferson 81, Alexander tsl.
Referee Hayden. Time Of hslves-Twenty
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
ton. Gamma Sigma.

subetltutiOns = Oliver Tor Cole. Cameron
for Perry. Glasoott for Menzie. Miller for
Adams. Goals from floor Fridinger T.
Adams, Miller. Newman. Taylor 10. Cole,
Oliver Theile 4. Perry. Cameron 4. Glascott.
Goals from fouls-Fridinger /, Taylor 4.
Cameron 2. Referee-Mr. II. Taylor Time
Of periods-10 minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

Nobody can Dempsey of being fighter; castwe
they can't him his unless telephone
Anybody who pped him Willard
that bird like that loves fighting middle
Trouble is that you wha first name is
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

Observation-Disclosures for Msney. LAM
bert for Mccarthy. Heating for Fitzgerald
Field goals solomon :. Sauber :. Inglsy =
Sclafer ]. Kelly 8. Fitzgerzld l. McCarthy
I. Lambert 1. Foul EoalS-inrley, ont ~
IL; Mccarthy. . out Of .: Kelly. missed
Referee-Mr. Jas. y. Hughes. Timrr-Mr.
Gleason. Of c. L. Scorer-Nr. Albert Hall.
Of c. c. Time Of halves-eO minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

Instead OF troing forth with the nmbe ab Manager
should have adopted the style of
trial When the judge asked the anything chp
he buzzed that he didn't anything and he was willing
10 let the whole drop
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
LAJOIE'S RECORD in
THE MAJOR LEAGUES
I.AJOIE's RECORD.

Editors Note: This Is the concluding in
stallment Of George l.. Morelapds story OF
how he found Larry Lajo up in Fall River.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

Which is where kearns pulled the weknown bloomer
the barbed and the spats figh
slaves
opening.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Business to Play Alumni

The Business High School is to play
the Alumni five on Wednesday after
noon in the Business gym.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
Yankees Keep on Winning.


As a preliminary game. the YAM
KEGS hung il on the Catholic Uni
Nersity freshmen in the latter's gym
last night by a 32-to-ls score. The
boys jumped right out in front
and were never headed. leading at
half time fifteen to five.
The game was marred somewhat
in the second half by rough playing
by both teams. The college BOYS
could not penetrate the .'Y' defense
and had few open shots at the has
ket. making the most OF the few
that they did have.
The Yankees seemed none The
worse for last Saturday nights bat
tie with the Aloysius Club and
played fast basketball straight
through. Coach Rice's youngsters
showed flashes OF good teamwork
at times but could not keep up long
enough TO count. Neither team mad
much OF their free losses. but eight
out of twenty-seven being dropped
through the net. Lineup and sum
mary.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20
GTWo. and THREEnHn
~ p.s.,.e m. N... One o,rr WIT ~ VA
~ RBUGS RAERh II -

When Dempsey starts chirping patriotism, he in the
situation Of turtle without she'll
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

Dempsey isn't to blame matter when the biscuits
burned doesn't make difference who mixed In the
Dempsey nue his probably the the gold
hlied hunting case addition Where he
realizing that in the public
he becomes cnder the public
can get away with rough stuff If Joe Moofus wife
fhe with ham omee the
right there She might tell the
feather and Joe had kick coming rcbual
state that ne didn't like feathers which his side
No publicity noorey original
ham
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

substitutions-Twoes for p. Carter. Goal.
from beld-AleHAnder. McCaughan 3. MrNs-
nara = Glascott .. Dunn. PROM foul-s;la.s-
colt. out Of 6: Carter. { out Of :. Refer.
Mr.. Hughes. Umpire-Mr SelloSSer
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

There are thousands who might have pulled thing
that Dempsey ked but they getting
in the papers? They mghtn good neighbor
which tough for world champion the world is neighbo
It's fierce be au gr9n meaning with cheese
kearn had maintained indiscrcc silence
chance OF the soup cooling off enough to be scofcd
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

buwhen an Astorblt Vanderfeler his frau in the
muh with reg OF mutton pudding
neck Tor avalere boys the incident It's public
property like overcoas in quick The
the pipe frog can submege where
the elephant can't get feet wet
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

q 2II5 1853 1908 500 s9s .s3s
LED American League in batting.
IrnNCII~nEn
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

- yrs). .sse 100 2o1 $40 81 80 4
The Washington herald., 1920-01-20

CONCLUDED
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Mrs Silsby viii, address w. c. T.
4. meeting tomorrow afternoon at J
o'clock at the Baptist church. All
ladies are cordially invited to attend
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Lost and Found

LOST-One automobile spring, be-
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Arlington Ave. Ridgewood Ave,
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ator Body Works. Please return
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T.. r. Parker. who recently sold his
home on Grandyiew avenue, near
Harvey avenue, 10 Dr. W. +. House
holder. who Is now occupying same.
has leased an apartment in the Ash
land. on Atlantic avenue. for the win
ter.
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@gSED BICYCLE SALE Prices to
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*Watch for our opening specials,
Saturday, Oct. 20. Peoples ~ Market,
So South Beach street.
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| Persona al

N. Y. Boris left this morning for Z
few days trip to Washington, d. q
IN the interests of his real estaEe
business.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-21

South Ridgcwood Parent Teachers
association met Wednesday afternoon
with 2J pFesent. An interesting meet
ing was held Election of new officers
for the year are as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs Edwards; vice president,
Mrs. Davenport: secretary, Mrs. Faus-
tina Thompson, treasurer, Mrs. Hills.
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$Reed's Home Bakery announces its
opening Saturday afternoon Tele-
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Il. M. knight has been spending
the summer at Atlantic City, ". j.,
expects to return and open their win
ter home, IA South Ridgewood ave-
nue., about the 9th of this month.
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evergreens set out by an expert. !
know how TO do It scientifically, 50
they viii grow. J. L. Wellington.
Box 81, Daytona. 56S-3-26-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-21

sRecd's Home Bakery announces its
opening Saturday afternoon. Tele-
phone 4l5-W. 30 volusia Ave.
32-10- 81 81
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-21

Mrs Mary Hazen and her daughter,
Zella, Of Hamilton. ILL.,, have come to
Florida for the first time TO enjoy the
wonderful climate down here. They
are the guests OF Mrs. Frank A. Par
ker