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HOmicides i'm 1920

New York, Dec. 1.-Homicides in
1920 approximated $500 under the
1919 record, according to a computa-
tion by Frederick l.. Hoffman, third
vice president and statistician of the
Prudential Life Insurance company of
America. The figures are published
in the spectator and showed the
Southern states with a large negro
population had the highest rate.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
No Trace of Poison
Found i'm Well

Columbia, Dec. NO trace of poi;
son was found in the water from the,
well of the Lee family at Beldoc, sayssii says
a report to the state board of heaItps
from DR.. F. l.. Parker, Of Charleston,tI 4
who analyzed the stomach of MIS-;
Lee, who, with three other member7
Of the family, died several weeks asvf
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Receivership for
Germany as Bankrupt

Paris, Dec. 1.-Receivership for
Germany as bankrupt, with the au-
tonomous Rhineland is to be exploited
by the Allies for reparation purposes
is likely to be proposed by France as
an alternative to any moratorium on
reparations that may be suggested by
Great Britain, it is said in official
circles.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Manager, Not Proprietor

The Carolina Cash company that
suffered complete loss of the Buffalo
stock of goods by fire Tuesday night
is stock company. Mr. S. Kassler is
the manager, not the proprietor, as
stated in yesterdays Times.
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dwelling at LOckhart

Sawyer Camp, No. At, w. o. W.,
will unveil monument to Sovereign
Lucius G. Melton, ex-soldier, who died
in France. His body has been brought
back and is to be buried Sunday,
December a, in the Lockhart cemetery.
Mr.. E. ID. Smith will be the speaker
on the occasion. o. T. McDade,
12-1-2-3 Clerk
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Church Conference Sunday

The members of Bculah church are
urged to attend a called conference
OF the church Sunday morning, Dec.
a, at IL o'clock, just after Sunday
school. Important business will be
considered. c.. X. Hughes.
Secretary.
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Federal Reserve Board
IS To Send Adviser

ashington, Dec. IA decision is
reached by the Federal Reserve Goa ~.
to send an adviser to the conference
of foreign bankers called by the repa.
rations commission to discuss the ex-
change stabilization, it is said official
ly at the treasury.
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Presidents Let on =
ChristnRs Seal Sale

e, An appeal for the Farther develop.
ment of the success4 " work in com.
batting tuberculosis I'll yronyeyed in "a
message today to- people of the
country by President ayren G.. Har-
ding. The ;president k0pes for com
plete success In theE EShriStmas Seal
Sale now in, progresa hrough ghout the
United States thes 3ttractive little
sticlser symbolic of fh|& &holfday seasoK
being probably the kfkgest factor in
checking the adyanca of the great
white plague, SHj g.,a
The White HousS eoml,tunicatio5n
follows: ReE.sS q q q - :,{sss,.s
Washington cv. 10. 1921.
My dear DR.. ,Hatheld2S =,
1 am glad,to note splendid sue
cess of the cannpaigM against tuber-
culosis, as shown by Ne decline of the
death rate In 1920, tQzlhe Remarkably
low leevl of ia Per 4 i00, 900. The
enormous saving sof Hire reflected sby
these figures dearly dicates the ssic-
cess of the work Gf3ha National Tu-
,ated organizations $. % - sE;sS.,sEss'
7 AS honorary vice 1r5lsid dent of the
association, I win be e & q go have IS sosi is;
tsSsssx ssssss.ss,i Is sslssS y sss Z s
hope that the coming fourteenth an
nual Christmas Seal Sale may be COM
pletely successful, in order, that Your
splendid work may be further devel-
oped. I trust that there may be a
generous response to your appeal.
Very sincerely,
(Signed) Warren G. Harding.
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Supper at Monarch
Community House

The ladies Of Mon-Aetna Baptist
church will serve supper at the Com
munity South Saturday, December 8
beginning at 5 o'clock.
Oysters and hot coffee, meats and
sweets, and all good eats.
Proceeds will go for buying new
carpet.
Music by string band.
The public invited.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Case of Lena Clark
Goes to Jury

Orlando, Fla, Dec. 1.-The case of
Lena Clarke, former postmistress at
West Palm Beach, and Baxter Peter
son, chauffeur, jointly charged with
the murder Of Fred A. Miltimore, a
former employe in Mis- Clark's office,
is expected to go to the jury late to-
day.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Barron Leads Tech

Atlanta, Nov. 3O.-"Red" Barron
was elected captain of the Georgia
Tech football team for 1922 at a meet
ing of the varsity men of the Golden
Tornado" of the past year here today.
Barron has played half back since
1919
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Robbers Make Big Haul

Jackson, Calf, Dec 1.-Gold
Amamlgam, valued at 100000, was
taken from the Argonaut mine here
by eight bandits, who escaped.
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Lad Has Eye Injured

Boyce Sinclair, the young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Sinclair, received
lick in the eye few days ago, and
is now in DR.. Jervey's hospital, Green
vile, for an operation. 1t is feared
that he may lose the sight of the eye.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
RiOtin in Vienna

Vienna, Dec. 1.-Violet rioting fol-
lowed the demonstration before the
parliament building in which red flags
were raised.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Suit Attacking
Anti-Beer Law

St. Louis, Dec. IA suit attack
ing the constitutionality of the anti
beer law was filed in the federal court
by the Falstaff corporation, local
brewery.
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Argument to be
Limited to Four Hours

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-Arguments
are scheduled to begin in the man
slaughter trial of Roscoe Arbuckle
Each side is limited to four hours.
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Membership Meeting

There will be a membership meet
ing of the Union Chamber of Com
merce tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All the
members are urged to be present.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Ten Hunters Lose Lives

Detroit, Dec. 1.-Ten hunters lost
their lives in Michigan during the 20
days of the deer season.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Bishops Gather
For Conference

Philadelphia, Dec. BISHOPS of
the Methodist Episcopal church from
all sections of the United States are
the Board of Home Missions,
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Meeting In
Birmingham Today

Birmingham, Dec. 1.-The associa-
ton of colleges and secondary schools
of the Southern states began the 26th
annual meeting today in this city. .
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Six Killed and
Twenty Injured

Portland. Ore, Dec. six were
killed and % injured in collision be-
tween the Limited trains near Cello.
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Testimony Begins
in Burch Trial

Los Angeles, Dec. Prosecution
is expected to begin in the testimony
in, the trial of Arthur Burch, charged
with the murder of J. Belton Kennedy.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-01
Study Club

The Study Club will meet Friday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. l.. j. Hames.
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Box Supper at Oakland

There will be box supper at Oak
land school house Friday, December
2, and the public is cordially invited
to come.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

Ftrst Raees-Purse, s1.4o0: claim
ing: for 3-year-olds and upward;
six furlongs: 'Mellora. 105; Black
Baby. 106: .Sam Reh. 10S; Sweet
Liberty, 100; Diana, 1o1; Port Light
l12: donald McGuirk, los; rom
Norris, 104; Plus Ultra, ll4; May
flower, 106; sBill McCloy, l0S; Blue
Jeans, 100; Fluzey. 100; Elmahdi'
1903: Duke of Savoy, 1903: Lonely
1O9: CharlIne, 10s; Lieut.. Colonel
second Race - Purse, $l,4oo; Tor
maiden 2-year1olds; one milo: Me-
gan. 1o9; Field Lark, 1os; Blue Deep.
102; First National. 112: Our Betsy.
105; Blaise. 104; Sure. LOG.
1l2; The Bodeaux, 112.
Third Race--Purse, $500: claim
ing; for 3-year-olds and upward:
one mile and a sixteenth: Millers-
burg. 102; 'Philistine. 103; 'Amanla.
1907: Furbelow, 10S; Ava r.. loS;
Duke of Wellington, Ill: Old Faith
full, 10s: 'Cut Up, 101: Yellow
Blossom. ,103: 'Nordeck, 106; Toney
Lady. 10S: Guaranteed, 10s; Nellie
Yorke, los: Leading Star, Ill: Amer
lean Boy, l15: Foster Embry. Ill.
Fourth Race Purse, $1,000:
claiming; for 3-year-olds and up-
ward: six furlongs: Belgian Queen,
100; Mile. Dazzle. log: Blackie Daw.
lis; George Starr. 109; Guv'nor,
l05: Rapid Day, 10.
Fifth Race-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: for 3-year-olds and upward:
the CuvIer Press Club Handicap:
one and one-sixteenth miles: 'Eas-
terrible, 104; 'By Golly. 90; 'High
Gear, 101; Dodge. 10s: Brotherly
Love. 100; 'wickford. 80: 'Pongee.
90; Kewpie O'Neil, 104; Jouett, 11o;
War Spirit, lis. ..E.
= Sixth Rnce-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; for 2-year-oids: six furlongs:
'Suave Prince. 81; orma Dale. 90:
'wolfs Cry, 106; Image. 104: Lord
Allen, 104: 'Pumps. 9s: Bright
Trash. 1O4: 'Glyn, 1O4; Rekab, 1O9;
Ounce Gardner, ia.
seventh Race - Purse, $1,500;
claiming: for 3-year-olds and up
ward; one mile and a sixteenth
Miss Fontaine, 81; Penwell, lU2:
Shipmate, 104: Nab. 10S: AIula, 10s:
Murray. lis; 'Homeward Bound.
1O6: Had Her Way, 81; Margaret
Atkin, 81; 'Lackawanna, 1OS: sServ-
ice Flag, LOG: By Right. 10s; sDr.
Rae, Ill; Harvest King, lis; Young
Adam. Ill: 'Liszet, 100.
Apprentice allowance of Ave
pounds claimed.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
LAST BRITISH STARS
IN WOMEN'S GOLF
TOURNAMENT FALL
Alexa Stirling and Elaine
Rosenthal. Are Victors
In Close Matches.

5 DEAL. NJ J.. Oct. 6.-The national
women's golf championship stays In
Al. erica.
Aexa Stirling, Of Atlanta. present
title holder. vanquished Mrs. Latham
HAIL. OF England. today, while
Elaine Rosenthai, OF Chicago, was
eliminating the only remaining IN
Vaoer. Edith Leitch. sister OF the
famous Cecil
Miss Stirling had her hands full.
me match went to the flnai green
oeIore II was decided. and at times
looked doubtful for the hopes of the
Atiahta wonders followers. But
one up at the last hole, a beautifui
pi'ch shot gave her the half, and
'the match ended with England's last
star eclipsed.
Miss Stirling put up a pretty
hsh'' Tne hrst hole was halved
a'er the Atlanta girl was trapped
ana MRS. Hall had made costly
second shot. On the second green
ehe Enshshwoman sunk a 30-foot
pu,t Tor birdie three. winning the
no'e; Miss Stirling was two down
AT the third, where she overran hey
approach putt ten feet and missed
coming back. The fourth was
naived In par threes. and Miss Stir
hng won back a hole on the fftn
with a wonderful iron shot to the
green following a tee shot fully
thirty yards ahead of Mrs. Halls,
Tne American girl squared the
match at the sixth by sinking a TO-
foot putt. but she lost the seventh
when another I0-foot putt hoyered
on the edge of the cup.
Mrs. Hall got into a bunker on
the eighth. and the match was
squared again when Miss Stirlins
went onto the green In two superh
shots and down In two puts. Both
ran into traps on the ninth. but the
English player made a splendid re.
coYery and was one up at the turn.
The tenth was halved in z when
each missed fairly long putt Miss
surfing once more evened the match
on the eleventh by placing her iron
second on the green and going down
In 2 puts. while her rival was short
on the first 2 strokes. The next was
halves with 5s. and the champion
became | up for the first time I'm the
match on the thirteenth. Both
players were trapped here, but Miss
Stirling made fine recovery. Miss
Stirling took the fourteenth. but
lost the fifteenth. The sixteenth and
seventeenth were halved. and the
American was still up as they drove
from the final tee. Mrs. Hall was
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First Race-Selling; 2-year- olds
.5l2 furlongs. Oolong, 1O6; Nose
Dive, LOG; Bayonne, 104; Zovian, 1O7;
Our Dear. 1O7; 'Galeta, 1O4: Knot
Grass, 113; 'Leghorn. 90; Timbrel
.1o2; Comic Song, 107; 'Tangerine,
.10S. Utah. 107; Bellatrix, 107; Jaune
bar, 107; Modesty, 107.
Second Race-Selling; 3-year-olds
and up; 1 lie miles. Challenger,
liz; Favour, 1o9; Saddle Ring, 112;
'Mandalay. 107: La Kross, l16:
Frank Fogarty. I10: Titanium, l12;
L'Enjelour.' 112; Pickwick, l2O.
Third Race - Claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; maiden riders; 1 mile
and 10 yards. Episode, los;
Grundy, 1903: Jock Scot, IO3; sOr-
derly, 101; Cote Dor, los; .Tohant,
112.
Fourth Race-Beacon lightweight
Handicap; all ages; 5h furiongs.
Kinnoul. 11s; Ten Lee, lis; Domi-
nique. 130; Courtship, 90; Elected
I'd, lo7; Thunderclap, 13o; Sea Mint,
Fifth Race - Maidens; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; mile and
10 yards. Fluff. 100; Voormir, 112:
Royal Jester. 1872: Gem, 1os; .Tita-
MUM. III; 'Mandalay, 112; High
Value. .1o1.
sixth Race-Two-year-old maiden
Miles; "a furlongs. Bees Wax, lis;
Finnish Maid, 115:, Irish Confetti,
116; Our Dear, lis; valentia, 115;
Flying Jib. lis; Straight Shop, lis;
Anna NJ. us; Chewink, lis; slit
Grass. lis; Pleasantress, lis.
Apprentice allowance of five
pounds. Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Race-Afabel c., 1o7 (Fran-
ces), $50, $50. $40: Ground Swell,
107 (Scobie), $40. 400; Barlock, III
(Barnes), 3.90. Time. 1871 Cozette,
Castle Reign, wiseman, Rullo, Ref
ugee I'd. Gloria. France, Belle of
Elizabethtown, Tim MCGEE and Tao
ola also ran.
Second Race-Red wingfeld, 11O
(Scoble), $50. 2.7o, 2.4o: Settle, lis
Cwillis), 2.s0. 2.70; Hamet, us
(Kederis), 4.5O. Time, lis is.
Blossom House. Sir John Reeve
Brennan, Pauper. Daniel Boone,
North Tower. Spods, Dad and First
National also ran
Third Race Sea Prince, 103
(Parke). 40. $40. 2.SO; Wave, 112
CKing). e0.20, 1910; British Liner.
81 Cwnson). 40. Time. 2:07 3-5.
Gourmond, Fair Orient, Kingfisher,
Alex Jr and Marie Rappold also ran.
Fourth Rnce-Ace High. los (Mc-
Dermott). 800. 3.4o.- 2.4o: Abadane.
II2 (Seobie), $40. $40; Jim Daisy.
los (Pool), $50. Time, 1:12 2-5.
Mahoney, Travesty, Ben Bolt, North
Elkhorn and Tuscola also ran.'
Fifth Race-Guy, 113 GBarnes),
1870, 500. $50; Rouleau. lis .(Gar-
ner), $50, 2.70; Marjorie Hynes, l09
(Kederis), 40. Time. 1858 AS. Pit,
Attaboy I'd, Woodtrap. Sands of
Pleasure and Secret Greetings also
ran.
sixth Race-Bright Leaf, 112
(Barnes). $3.50, 1870, 1910; College
Girl, 100 (Howard), 1890, TAO:
Precious Lula, 10s (Pool), 4.50.
Time, 1907 3-5. Red Leaf, Inquisi-
tion, Louanna, Hysteria, Marimba,
Winding Through. Bernice X, Bir-
die G. and Wayward Lady also ran.
seventh Rnce-Runzaf, los (wIl-
son). 17.40, $50. 500; Wapiti, los
(Scobie), 400, $50; Miss Petite. los
(Parke). $50. Time, 1899. Uncle VeIo,
Dainty Lass, Sea Court, Petrarch
and Mavehona also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
FOUR UPSETs FEATURE THIRD DAYS RACING. AT LAUREL
LAUREL ENTRIES

Fif.t Raee-claiming 2-yesr-
olds. ave and half furlongs:
sThriIler. 1es; sswagger. 1917: Or
rls, I14; .HiiisdaIe. 1o7; wtlfex.
ia; Sword, III: sNorth wales. io7;
colanao. 11a: .The Vengeance. lo4:
Doves Roost. III: Mother Carey.
100; Feigned zeli. 1is; Dissoiute. fis;
Bounce. 112.
second Race-Seiiing; 3-year-olds
and upward; one mile: Gath. IFS:
The Trump. 1lo; Hackamore. III;
Bodansky, 100; .Ticacey, los; 'char-
lie SUNNY. lis: 'Mollie Barnes.
l07.
Third Race-Handicap: 3-year-
olds: one mile and a sixteenth;
Copper Demon. l2e; Jeg. l2o; Dark
Horse, 112: Moontalvo. los.
Fourth Race - Selling; 3-year-
olds and upward; six furlongs'
Edna D., log: Napoli. 113: Vic. 106;
'Burgoyne. III: Sulphur, 10s: Fred
erick the Great, 10s: Coca Cola
NSA A~o~hotts AANs ~@@-@@%N@~
ASSN. III: 'who Cares. 10s: sSun-
rose. lo5; Mark West. los; Dairy
man. 113: Perigourdine, 11s; 'Sug.
armint, 10s
Fifth Raee-Maiden 3-year-olds
and upwards one mile and "a
yards: The MacNab. 112: Lough
Eagle. l0S; William of Corotoman
10s; Grenadier. 108; Gallivant. los
Phoenix. 10s: Fern Grass. io5: Bal
One. liz; Norford's Choice, los;
Rajah. 10S. -
sixth Race-Claiming handicap;
3-year-olds and upward; one mile
Dresden. 115: 'Faunus. 90; sChar-
lie Sunny, 1902: Lads Love. 113'
Cromwell. l0S; Servitor. 11o: Devil
Dog. 100: Rubidium. lis. aI
seventh Race-Claiming: 2-year-
olds: five and half furlongs: Ash.
lin, 10s: Joseph Brant. 112: Rack
EN- Up. The wag. III: Bar
riskane, liz; 'olympiad. 1o7; South
Breezes. 112; Jewell V. D., 1o4
Little Annie. 100: Wedding Prince
112; Beamer, III; Chaste Star, l09
Commander Colin. i12.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07

Beljoy, 100; General Agramonte,
100; '1con, 105; Lura, 100; Mary Rel
gel, no: Humpy, 105; Dora lO6
Jacobina. 11O. \
Fourth Race-Claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; one and one-sixteenth
miles. Rex Gaiety, 100; Tom Lo-
gan, 1o2: Ellison, 1os; Mistress Pol
ly, los: Deckmate, 105; Athena, lO5;
Alma B., los; Captain Hodge, 112..
= Fifth Race - Handicap; 3-year-
olds and up: six furlongs. Lady
Meave, sS: Eulah F., ZOE; Hildur,
lis; Lucky B., 106; Daydue, 100;
TOP o. the Morning, los; Assump-
tion, Iosi Kuklux. los.
sixth Race =. Claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; one and >one- sixteenth
miles. Our Grace, 100: Circulate,
liz: Dorothy Carlin, 100: Tom
Brooks, 105: Gallagher, 1o5; Re-
treat. los: George Duncan, il2; War
Winner, 112.
seventh Race-CIaiming; 3-year-
olds; one, and one-sixteenth miles.
Darnley, 104; Harmonious, los;
Frank Monroe. LOG Brisk, l10;
'Court Fool. 112.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
KENILWORTH ENTRIES.

First Race---Maiden 2-year-olds;
hve and one-half furlongs. Indian
Prince, 103; Tragert, s105; Miss
Fraudulent, 107; Circus, Io7; Nellie
Lemon, 1o2: Playwright. 105; Brit
thona. 1O5: May Hartmah, 107; Plau-
del. lO2; Furious, I02
second Race - Claiming; 3-year-
olds; five and one-half furIongs.
Frivol. 81; 'Chow, los; Louise
wynne. 1o4; Plantoon, 104; Social
Star, 100; Norma j.. los; War Tank.
80; Spugs 100: Jacques. log.
Thisi Race - Claiming; 3-year-
olds; i've and one-half furlongs.
North Shore, IS; Sister Flo, los;
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
An,itie BolDlers to
Meet ChickaIackers

Tonight at s o'clock the Amitie
Ciuo Bowling Team and the chicka-
iacker Bowling Team will compete at
the Recreation Bowling Alleys In G
street northwest. Members OF both
cluos have been invited to attend
the games. All Amitie Club members
are requested to meet in front of the
recreation Alleys not later than 7:45
The next meeting Of the club will be
held at Sls- E street southeast, on
Wednesday evening. October 12.
The Amitie Club has just COMPLETED
successful drive for new members
Applications presented after this date
VIII be kept on the waiting list
and Will be honored when vacancies
occur in the present membership.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07

on the home green in 2, but Miss
Strings ball just ran over. The
Atlanta girl played a pretty chip
shot Mrs. Halls 40 foot putt hung
on the edge of the cup. and they
halved the hole. Miss Stirling TAX
ing the match 1 up. The cards:
Miss Stirling
Outs 4s345 s-4s
In s 6 545 4-43-S9
Mrs. Hall
Out-5 IS 3 s s-43
In 5 673 4-46-s9
Edith Leitch carried Elaine Rosen-
thai, of Chicago, to the nineteenth
hole before conceding defeat. Mrs.
F. c. Let's, ir., who eliminated Cecil
Leitch the previous day, fell before
Marion Hollins. of westbrook, 4 and
3, and Mrs. c. II. Vanderbeek. of
Philadelphia, won from Sara
Fownes, OF Oakmont. and 5.
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

First Raee-Alexander Hamilton,
l25 (Rummer), s to 5, 2 to s, 1 to 6 :;
Monastery. 11S CPierce), Z to 1, 3
70 /; Squaw Man, 1875 (McAtee),
70 s. Time, 1905 3-5. Frigate,
care Free, Max Gold and Wireless
Llso ran.
second Race-war Note 115
fTurner), 2 to 1, 3 to 5, / to q:
siren Maid, 1O7 (Fator), 8 to 2. 8
20 s: Regal Lodge. 11s (Marinell).
10 2. Time. 1:444-5 Crystal
FORD, Thimble and St. Isidore also
an
Third Raee-Esquire, 116 CTur-
,er), Z to 5, 1 to 2. I to 4: Rolo,
o. CMarinellT, 2 to 1, even; Trader,
II CBabin), to /. Time, 1:14.
nun. Blue Belle. Asuncion, wedg-
good. Golden Flint, Tidings,
staunch and High Value also ran.
Fourth Race - Missionary. 10s
.Schuttinger), S TO !. 2 to 1, even;
kdustard Seed, liz (Turner), even.
10 S: Surf Rider, 120 (Fator),
Time. 1:1s S-5. Sweep By.
roiT Ny Play. Sleiveconard and
'rish Brfgadier also ran.
FYfth Race-Challenger, III (Tur-
,erl, 8 TO 1. 3 to 1, even: canso.
o. CPonce), even. 1 to 2: Frank
Togarty. lis (wIlson), / to 4.
fnie. 1:4s1-5. La Kross, Tan I'd
md Queen Blonde also ran.
sixth Race-Billy Mclaughlin.
10 (MarinellD. z to 5. to 5. out;
adv Gertrude. 1O3 Cwilson). to S,
,ut: stallan. s5 CBruening), 2 to 5.
time. 1:44 3-5. Recount also ran.
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lie ted on
Idw mped
stumbled and
last
Agard quit and pulled Nonus had no speed
offs Trained Vail Value
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Stewards School has organized
,asket-ball and bowling team and
FISHES to arrange games with the
ocaI high schools. Arrangements
houid be made through the athletic
,frector Of the school
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whnb ssprung a
race Overwei l.
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HOW THEY RAN AT LAUREL


ond,s (
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Track.uan's Selections.
AT JAMAICA.


At LATONIA
First Race-Melioria. Blue Jeans,
Diana.
second Race--0nr Betsy, Megan.
Lieutenant Colonel.
Third Race-Rprbeiow. Miiiers-
burg, American Boy.
Fourth Race-Rapid Day, Binckie
Daw, George starr.
Fifth Race--kewpte o'Nefl. BY
GolIy, Dodge.
sixth Race--Lord Allen, Quince
Garden, suaye Prince.
seventh Race-Dr. Rae, Lnckn-
wanna, shipmnte.
At LAUREL.
FIRST Race - Hiiisdaie. Doves
Rcost, Sword.
second Race Charlie SUNNY,
Gath, Ticneey.
Third Rnce-Copper Demon. JeE'
Montayio.
Fourth Race-Burgoyne, Peri-
rourdfne, Coca Cola.
Fifth Race II RnJah, Gniitvant'
Ncrford's Choice.
sixth Race-Rubidium Lads Love,
Dresden.
seventh Raee-Barriskane. Chast
star, Ashiin.
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Bureau or Standards sci
entists prove feasibility Of.
alehenist's dream of trans
muting the baser metals into
gold. by rearranging the
eieetrons in the atom.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Totals. AT 44o 4a7 Totals. a, All AZ
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Twodo paid franklin $3.50
Morning
OF opposition and drawing through
wheu Scratched
iii1 and
by
second $500 third :2 4s 9
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Horsa-
Polly Ann. II
ls tkIns
An ] Rowdn.,


An into and
in at
pole gott
out
Jimmny
Al Of
Flush Trained A si4D; Second
sann
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paid
rcher spnnt
when O
Cone wi a Overweght-The
Winner cb r BY PNEnchsntng Mpham
60 secnnds third Time. 5 Z