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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Nutrition Worker Returns
From Study in Chicago

Miss AIajorie Clark, the nutrition
worker of the tuberculosis league
Of St. Joseph county, has Just re-
turned from a two weeks stay in
Chicago. where she made careful
study OF the nutrition work. This
IS organized under the auspices OF
the Elizabeth Mccormick Memorial
fund. which makes a speciality Of
building up delicate children.
Miss Clark viii now continue her
work with the nutritious classes
here, which are already in process
of organization at the Franklin.
Lincoln and Battell schools. At the
Franklin school. DR.. St. Clair Darden
is the supervising physician for the
nutrition work. Dr. Milo Miller IS
in charge at the Lincoln school and
DR.. II. ]. Graham at the Battell
school Two other classes are TO be
added as soon as possible Miss
Clark's time Will be scheduled ac-
cording 10 the school days. one day
being devoted 10 each class
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
More Than 300 Tickets
Sold for Entertainments

More than 800 tickets have been
sold for the series OF entertainments
to be given under the auspices Of The
Epworth League, beginning Thurs
day. oct. 19, Il was reported at a
meeting OF the organization last
night
The program OF the first entertain
ment VIII be a recital given by the
Ernest Gamble Concert Co. includ-
ing Ernest Gamble, bassO cantante;
Miss nellie Richeson, viOlinist, and
Miss Clara Stadeleman, soprano. The
frst program Will be given az the
First Methodist church. A second
entertainment Is 70 be given a. the
Grace NJ. z. church on November
%, and a third at ST. Paurs NJ. z.
church on December Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
OFFICIAL TELLS OF
WORK OF NATIONAL
GO M M ERCE BODY
COlvin b. Brown, Organization
Bureau Chief, Addresses
Local Group.

The scope Of a Chamber Of Com
merce extends TO the trade boun-
daries OF the community il serves.
stated Colvin B. Brown. chief Of the
organization service bureau OF the
l.. s. Chamber Of Commerce, ad-
dressing the noon luncheon Of the
local Chamber OF Commerce Monday.
Brown outlined the work OF the ma
tional body. both in its interest in
legis lation affecting business and
putting out information 10 American
business which will intelngently
guide IT,
Your community does not end
with your municipal boundary
lines" said the speaker. 1T extends
onward and outward 10 cover your
entire retail trade territory. Il is
the betterment OF business, living
and marketing conditions in that
territory that you should have in
mind. Anything that can De done TO
better such conditions I'D your retail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Gary Man Seeks
Aid in Finding
Wife of Wealth

H. P. Raymond" who processes
to be a former resident Of South
Bend and now styles himself a
Gary business man, clubmAn and So
ciety man. desires a wife. At least
that was the substance Of letter
received yesterday by The News
Times. the writer signing that name
and describing himself in the afore-
mentioned manner.
H. p" who evidently IS not OF
the hoi polloi, as the stationery Of
the Drake hotel, Chicago, was used
for the missive. goes into some de-
tail in describing the object of his
hearts desire. While no reference
is made 10 comeiness, he IS certain
that he wants woman OF refine
ment and intelligence who Is veal
thy in her own right" As a further
specification, the writer adds that
she must be between 80 and 40
years old and of high moral charac-
ter. augmented by business ability.
The letter follows:
The Drake, Chica go, Ill,
OCl. To- 1bZd.
Editor News-Times:
Dear Sir,-I believe I am en-
titled 70 some consideration be-
cause OF my former residence IN
YOUR city and any courtesy shown
me viii be highly appreciated
with thanks.
The object OF this communlca-
ton is this. I am seeking a wife
Of refinement and intelligence
age. 80 to 40-wealthy IN her
own right. OF high moral char
ter. and possessing business a.bil-
ity.
As for myself, I am a business
man. clubman. society man, OF
good moral character, etc.
Letters will be treated as
strictly confidential Thanking
YOU. Mr.. Editor for this courtesy
ours very truly.
II. P. RAYMOND.
General Delivery. Gary. Ind.
II. p" evidently feels, and right
" too. that matrimonial agency
would not be the place" 10 find
the sort OF wife he desires, 80 con-
sequently the above letter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Mems Gymnasium Glasses
ODened OF Hiph School

Gymnasium classes were resumed
last night at the High school for
men residing in the Laurel. CoQuil-
lard and J. d. Oliver school ds-
tricts. A large class was in atten-
dance. The class is under the di-
rection OF James Wilcox and Faber
Dopp. Glasses at the Washington
and Perley schools. for which a
number of registrations were made
last night a. the School Admins
tration building. will be In charge
OF J. Swift and George Forbes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
TWO COWS KILLED IN
WRECK OF ATRPLANE

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Oct. Is
tBy A. Pan airplane was wreck
ed and two COWS were killed near
GAINESVILLE when the plane was
forced 20 the earth according 20
word that reached here today The
airpianes was driven by Russell L.
Hosler. who lives east OF this city.
Hosler was carrying a passenger.
a boy, when water from a leaking
waterline entered the carburetor
and killed the engine. Landing. the
plane struck a fence and the two
cows. one COW was cut 70 pieces by
the propeller and the wings OF the
plane were smashed, as well as the
propeller
Hosler was not injured The boys
nose was scratched slightly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
CLUB
TO OPEN SEASON
Two Notable Speakers, Judge
Higgins and Rabbi WOlsey,
to Make Addresses.

The initial banquet and meeting
OF the Knife and Fork clubs 1922
2g season. which will be held this
evening in the Rotary room Of the
Oliver hotel will be featured by
addresses upon social and economic
subjects OF great Importance by two
notable speakers.
The first speaker. Judge William
Huggins Of the Kansas Court OF
Industrial Relations. will speak on
Industrial Peace Through Indus
trial Justice" while Rabbi Louis
Wols-y of Cleveland has chosen
AmericanizatiOn OF America as
the subject OF his address.
Both topics are Of importance a.
the present time and each speaker
is certain to find a responsive au-
dience. More than passing interest
ia attached 10 Judge Higgins talk
as the famous arbiter between CAPT
tai and labor Is expected to touch
upon his recent controversy with
Samuel Gompers, which followed
the labor leaders attack on the
Kansas Industrial court. Judge Hug
gins will also trace the history or
the court through the period Just
previous 20 It's foundation down 20
its present functioning, pointing out
the reason for the courts origin
and the work It has since done.
Attention has been focused upon
the Jewish race recently because OF
the present propaganda OF Henry
Ford. coincident with injuries com
mitted upon the race by Ku KluX
Khan members. II is this. IN part at
least. that Rabbi Wolsey will discuss
IN his talk.
Both speakers have addressed
many OF the larger clubs and or
in the country and
large attendance OF members is ex-
pected AZ tonight's program. The
Studebaker texophone sextet will
furnish music during the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Three Local Real Estate
Men Unite IN NetU Firm

The real estate firm OF Tohulka g.
Reynolds. and the one headed by
Frank Jefrsr!es have been merged
by the three men and hereafter the
Offlces Of the three men viii be a.
No. 40. Citizens bank buEting
Herman Tohuika. who az present j.
city controller Of South Bend. Frank
Js1eries and John c. Reynolds are
pioneer real estate men ~ the city
and the new real estate Arm VIII bs
known az Tohuika. Reynolds and
Jeffer!es The men formerly had
Offices In the Union Trust company's
building
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Postal Department Meets Cys Expansion Requirements
Endowment Workers Meeting
With Success in Campaign.
MAY BE A BoLsHEvIK

PERSONS apparently requiring
the services Of tonsorial equip
ment entered the home Of VI. +.
Hackney. 400 - W. South ct.
sometime between s o'clock and
10 o'clock Saturday night. &C
cording 70 a report made 20 the
police yesterday afternoon. Three
reSulation razors, one safety ra-
cor. hone and 81 IN money were
taken by the lntruders. accord
ing TO the report
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Helpmate'S attempt to
Help Mate Unsuccessful

Joseph Erdelyn, 739 W. Monroe St,
aided by his wife. is said TO have
ATTEMPTED 10 destroy
q gallon jug OF Illicit liquor when
Officers Ferger. Pinter. WHITTIER and
ksh staged a raid at their home
al 4:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon.
AS the police entered the house.
the woman Is said 20 have rushed 10
the rear yard, when che crashed the
jug OF liquor 70 the ground. Al
though the jug was demolished the
officers succeeded IN obtaining a pint
OF the liquor and ETdelyn was ar
rested charged with unlawful pos
session or liquor.
Erdeiyn furnished bonds OF $500
for appearance in city court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
WOMAN AND BOY
INJURED WHEN HIT
BY AUTOMOBILES
Mrs. ]. W. Hinkle Suffers
Broken Ankle - Robert
Van Der Vale Hurt.

Two persons were painfully in
jured yesterday afternoon as the re-
suit Of being struck by automobiles
One Of the victims, an elderly wo-
man. sustained a broken ankle.
while the other a 10-year-old boy.
is in St. Joseph hospital in an un-
conscious condition, believed TO be
suffering from conclusion OF the
brain.
Mrs. J. W Hinkle. 331 Kuntsman
Ct. sustained a broken ankle about
4:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon
when she was struck at Main St and
LaSalle st. by a roadster driven by
DR.. Oscar Won Barandy She is said
10 have been standing on the south
east corner and started to cross the
street. falling to see the approach
ing car, which is said to have been
travelling slowly at the time Of the
accident.
Removed to Home.
Mrs. HiRkle was struck glancing
blow by the rear fender of the car.
In attempting TO step back, she lost
her balance and fell, the full force
o. her body striking her ankle when
she fell. She was removed 10 her
home in the Mccain ambulance and
attended by DR.. Won Barandy.
Robert Van De Vale, 10-year-Old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. CAMEL Van De
Vale. sos W. Garst ST. is in ~.
Joseph hospital. believed 10 be sui
fer.ng from conclusion OF the brain
a. the result OF having been struck
at 3:3O o'clock by Studebaker
roadster, driven by Martha Cornels,
203 y. Sycamore at.
According 10 Miss Cornels. she
was driving west on Sample st. when
the youth suddenly darted into the
street after a ball I'm front OF her
car near the Wilson Shirt factory
She was unable TO stop her car,
striking the boy and throwing him
heavily to the pavem ent.
He was bruised about the face and
chest and was unconscious when
the police ambulance. IN charge OF
Sergt. Luther and officer DeVos, re-
moved him 70 St Joseph hospital.
Il was said at the hospital that ne
a ternatery regained and lost con-
sciousnes and is believed 10 be suf-
fering from conclusion OF the brain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
MADOO FLAYS C. o. P.
IN COLORADO ADDRESS

nouncing the administration de
fation OF the prosperity Of the farm
or and working man" william G..
McAdoo, former secretary OF the
treasury. fired the opening gun IN
the democratic party's campaign
here today
McAdoo blamed agricultural crsl-
rs and enforced payment OF egri-
cultural loans for the business de-
preston.
He scored the republican party
for It's failure 70 reduce taxes which
are bearing down with crushing
force on the people"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Pair Charged With Failing
To Paw Their Hotel Bill

Edward Lewis. IS years old of
Chicago, and hts wife, Jean, p years
old. were arrested at noon yesterday
by Detective Ferger as they were
leaving the Jefferson hotel, on a
charge OF defrauding a board bill.
Ferger was requested 20 shadow
the pair by the hotel clerk when
they aroused his suspicious by max
ing arrangements 20 leave the hO1el
The couple were neatly
atttred. especially the woman, who
IS young and attractive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
ATTACK DRY LAW.

WASHINGTON, Oct. i6.-(By I.
y. s.)-Another attack on the con
stitutionality OF existing liquor laws
was begun IN ths United States gu
preme court today.
PieI Brothers, New York brewers,
began suit 20 have the Wiliis-Camp-
bell anu-beer bill declared uncon-
stituuonal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
&. O. p. Precinct " orkerS
To Meet Thursday Night

An orcanization meeting OF the
ure-inc- committee or the s.
IsseDh county republican forces
VIII be held az KabIe's banquet hall
Thursday evening. according 20 an
announcement made yesterday by
Chairman s. J. CrumTacker.
The business 20 be discussed VIII
De mainly plans FOR the committee
men and workers for the election
Eov G. The meeting viii be called
et O'Clock.
on Friday night women precinct
romnitreemeu win hold a meeting
ar Kable's hall likewise for organi-
zat!on purposes Congressman An
dre-v 7 Hickey viii address this
meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
CAMEL DeMay. proprietor OF

soft drink parlor at 81 ". South 81.
Is alleged 20 have had slight off
ferences with his wife Marie last
night. resortinE 20 the use OF HE
fists 10 make himself better under
stood. Marie took exception 20 her
husbands attitude and sought relief
through the police. DeMay was ar
rested at 9:15 o'clock By Oficer
Poure and Schricksr. charged with
assault and battery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Life Insurance Company
AGENTS Hold Banquet Here

Agents Of the Peoples Life 1nsur-
ance Co. from Blkhart and ST. 10
seph counties attended a banquet
and business meeting last night at
he LaSalIe Aotel.
J. c. Lockwood. superintendent OF
agents. was the principal speaker.
Mr.. Lockwood discussed methods %
cooperation between agents IN Ger
tain localities which have proved
themselves valuable ia selling in
sunsnce.
AL the agents reported a prosper
Gus business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
CORRECTION

Through a Jypographica. error.
The News-Times announced that
William Miller an Insurance man.
had removed from 7S5 " Jefferson
blvd. TO 1922 Chaplin 81 NJ. MlEer
IS located a. 1924 Chaplin -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
ALLEGED MURDER
OF TWIN BABIES
REMAINS MYSTERY
Hearing IN McNaliy Case Will
BE Held Tomorrow IN
stead of Today.

Another day has failed 10 remove
any OF the links in the chain OF
mystery which circles the strans
McNaIIv twin murder" case. And
last night it seemed likely that no
devAIopments today would throw
any light upon the case as the ar
raignment Of Mrs. McNally. who Isl
charged by her husband. Frank
with the murder OF their twin babes
viii not be held until tomorrow
morning instead OF this morning as
originally planned.
In spite OF the fact that but little
tangible evidence has been discOv-
cred by the state thus far. authori-
ties az Hammond who are pushing
the case declared last night that In
their opinion. little doubt exists but
that the woman viii be bound over
10 the Lake county grand jury af-
ter the preliminary hearing before
Judge Cleveland in the Hammond
city court tomorrow.
JellisOn May Aid.
II IS considered very likely that
Pros. Floyd Jellison OF this county
who originally caused Mrs. Nc
Nally 10 be held ~ the county jail
here. Will aid the Lake county Off
Gals. who have ,hus far been work
ing under the direction OF Dep. Pros
Joseph Todd OF Hammond When
seen last night Jellison estimated
that he might accompany McNally.
TO Hammond. although the Lake
county officials viii retain direct
charge Of the states presentation.
In the meantime. McNally con-
tinues 20 work as a factory en-
pIoye here and his wife IS stil in
generated IN the Lake county
jail Neither VIII speak for publ
cation or aid In anyway 10 solve
the puzzle OF the alleged births and
subsequent murders
Yesterday afternoon it was said
that Hammond officials viewed this
case with "a semDlance of lethargy;
that failure 10 ind any birth re-
cords or other concrete evidence
had caused them 10 hesitate to con
tinue the probe further. Hence. last
nights re0ort that officials Of that
city had expressed the opinion that
Mrs. McNally would be held for the
grand fury came as a surprise.
Denies Alleged Statement.
While refusing 90 take any state
ment. McNaUy last night took oc-
cas!on 10 deny the statement, ac-
credited 20 him through reliable
Hammond sources that he had
never seen the babes although he
lived in the same house with his
wife before and after the date on
which they are alleged 90 have been
born Further than the denial he
would say nothing although he did
rather vehemently state that Mrs.
McNaUy was five or six years older
than she pretended TO be- while on
the other hand he was AZ years
old and not 55 as represented.
While yesterday was barren Of any
real developments no little inter
est was aroused over the discovery
az a "for sale" notice which ap-
ueared in the Want Ad" columns
of the News-Times during last
week. The "ad. which followed the
insertion OF a similar notice adver-
Using a room. read as follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Mdyr, Hurt
In Accident ImDrOriug

Mrs. Frank Mayr. wife or Frank
Mayr OF South Bend. jeweler. who
IS ar the Epworth hospital follow
ing her injury In an automobile &C
cident near Hartford. Mich. Sunday
morning. Is improving although she
IS IA great pain due TO the severe
bruises which she sustained
Her husband who suffered a
fractured rib. and other injuries 90
his side. Is able 20 be about
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
TWIN STROLLER for sale; never used ;
reasonable Call 90 W Monroe 81.

The Monroe 81. address IS the
former home of Mrs. McNaly and
the "ad" was considered as a per
tiuent BIT Of evidence for the state
However. 70 was learned last night
hat. while the twin stroller" is
The same one used by the woman
Go push dolls around in" Il was
not Mrs McNally who caused the
notice % he inserted in the paper.
instead &c was a daughter OF Nc
N4Uv who did so at his direction
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17

Suit TO quiet title 90 real estate
has been filed in the superior court
by Thad NJ. Talcott. Jr., and Maude
r. Talcott. husband and wife.
against Lathrop NJ Taylor. John G.
Walpole. Eliza Walpole. Mary Tay-
Tor. Isaac Lamb, John F. Caldwell,
and the unRs own husband and wife.
widow and widower. and the un-
known heirs and devisees OF each
defendant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
First Day of Drive for NOtre
Dame Funds Shows Ex-
pected Response.

Contributions received yesterday.
the opening day Of the Notre Dame
expansion campaign in this city,
came up 70 expectations. It was an
nounced last night II was impos-
sible 10 estimate the amount of
pledges. however. owing TO the fact
that ward and precinct committee
men continued the work of solicita-
ton last night and will not make
their reports until this morning
Father John McGina, head OF the
national endowment campaign, an
nOunced that from the reports of
the students working on the drive,
the solicitors met with the success
expected for the initial day.
The upperclassmen OF Notre Dame
will again meet with their ward and
precinct committeeman this morn
Ing at headquarters before starting
on the second days work.
The same plan OF campaigning.
that OF filling out pledge cards, will
be continued throughout the remain
der OF the drive, which IS TO close
Thursday night, according TO the
present plans.
Executive Committee Meets
At a meeting OF the executive
committee yesterday noon Chairman
A. r. Erskine urged the drive mem
bers TO devise ways and means that
would be Of vital assistance TO the
committee in reaching all workers in
factories and stores.
A plan OF forming committees in
the factories composed Of foremen
and department heads. to handle
the drive was adopted. This plan
will SisU ne used in canvassing
stores and other business firms.
on Wednesday night executive
committeeman and Representatives
OF the student solicitors will meet at
the oliver hotel at a smoker and
general business meeting. At this
time final arrangements for winding
up the campaign Thursday night
VIII be made.
Tabulated reports on the results
OF the drive TO date viii be avail
able at the meeting.
ScCOHu 0dHifd2Sn
Last year 262 persons in this city
s25O.OOO to the fund and
the present campaign is intended TO
give those who were not included IN
this number an opportunity to show
their appreciation, Of NOtre Dame,
in response to the university's first
appeal for assistance. The entire
quota. for South Bend has been fixed
at $500, coo. the remaining S25O,OOO
TO be raised in the present campaign.
Tho campaign yesterday was In
augurated by a pep" meeting in
the Rotary room at the oliver hotel
in the morning The meeting was
attended by $50 upperclassmen OF
Notre Dame and the ward and pre-
cinct committeeman. Father Nc
CHM announced that the reports re-
ceived at that time were promising.
Canvassing assignments were made
at that time. Inspiring talks by Miss
O'Brien. David Guilfoyle. Rome G.
DR.. c. A. Lippincott and
q. A. Farabaugh sent the workers 10
all parts OF the city filed with con
fdence Of reaching their goal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17

With what a heavy and retarding
weight doth expectation load the
wing OF time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17

For modes OF faith let graoeless
zealots fight-his can't be wrong
whose life - IN the right
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
OH. HAPPY DAY.

NEW YORK. OFT 16.-Work viii some day 10 a
thing OF the past. Thomas a Ed son. electrical
wizard. declared. All work wsI ra done u-h eiar
tr!cal machinery Ga the future Edison said. as che
electrical show here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
GETTING CIVILIZED.

MEXICO CITY. Oct 16-The wireless has invaded
Mexico The Mexican railroads during che past few
weeks have made successful tests with wireless
an moving trains. and further tests viii be made
relative o. dlspafchiuE traius by wireless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

New Orleans Entries For Fridny.
First race-s 500: maidcns; all
ages ; l2 Erskine Dale.
ZIG. Niukle. lie; Billy Conner. Ii6:
Gentleman Jouerci, il6: Gondoiier.
lls. John Joseph. ll6; Leo Fisher.
ll" Louis Lichteneim. 1Is: Grenoh!c.
re; Reformer. ioS. Zoona. 100;
EEernandos leo; also eiigible-Free
Waters ll3. Kcnmare. 100: Allur!ng.
100. Doris. ii3
see"nH GaG,ems7oo; elaimins; 3
u.s. Chala m"a up ils m marys, E90r,
il3 OLD Dave. ll3; Whitchaven. il0,
Tia, 10. 'Warlike. los: n) BrIb. 1
Voter. Is: 'a) Marse Jimmy, los;
H .g;m Mcekinne,Ays lo5, Edna d. los,
ea'nist. l!$: 'Bcc's wing. lOa: Byr-
mont. !i3. TroItus. li3. Anna Gallup.
40. THROWN Biii, los.
Thirh rare--S700: allowances: -
nous iI3: Nenn!e. ITO. Rock Salt.
10: Vanderhu:gh. nO; Manicure
F p,,,,i. raGCems7oH; claiming, 3
;,5Sr ngTse, ~ mtit and nd "a '"t yar isy-
CamorAn@r us. Goaier. los: lark
Horse. los, Rankin. los: Sea Mint.
los: Matinee idol, los. Tulane. lO2:
'.ori9Na. 100, Freely Sneczy. %;
Tulalip. g;
FUN racc--$7OO; claiming: s.
y"ar-oIds and UP; fur!ongs--S"r
vice star. il5. The Peruvian, lis;
Winnsc"uuc. ll2: Money. 40; Wan,
10; Rla@oury lie. SANDY H.. ia.
Mabel CWrtis, ii2. Hotfoo,. io7:
tEneEIes. 1915, 'Alra. los. Little
:A,mmie. los Also "ligI5lc-.Col.
Taylor. los, SpuEs. lI2 KIrvic's
cub. llJ, Jock Scot. ll5; 'Scwcll
COoms. zoe: EttaChc. ll5
Sixth race--S70O. ~iaiminG. q.
li%. Ardito, ll3; Attorney Muir. IlS:
Transient. ll3; DR.. Jim. lI3. Helen
Akin. no; .Dr. Rae, los. .Meuse.
los. 'Dioclet!an, los. Attoo. los.
e!iG!blc-T'Gra Foster. 100. ANl!ero.
ll3 Dumotoundcr. los: Jake Schas.
ll3: Cock roach. ll3: Eternity. ll3.
Apprentice allowances. Weather
clear: track good