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South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
HERMAN STILL
HOLDS FORTH AS
PR0DIGAL MATE
Declares Reconciliation Plans
Have Not Been Altered
In Any Respect.
CContlm1ed on Page One)


thac she might remain IN Marshall
town or go with her mother. Mrs
Charles II. Hawn, 20 Hansei.
Mrs. Tiernan No. /. who played a
rather minor role in yesterdays IN
stallment, due 20 the fact that her
sister. new member of the COM
pany. "subbed" for her. would
make no statement last night 30 it
r. not known what her of-chans-
ing attitude toward the reconcilla-
dion is ~ this particular moment
she spent a large porticE Of the
morning IN propeiling rapi1-trs
questions a. her "Once more nus
band. each OF which was relative 70
he ". X. honeymoon which John
calls "a faux pas directly due 20 a
mental Sag" Her changes OF heart
were az numerous as her suspicious
questions but az yet John has not
been given the air"
This question and answer barrage
however. prevented Tiernan trom
carrvirrg out his avowed purpose OF
going before Judge Montgomery and
havfn~ his cross complaint for 2
divorce dismissed. And 1t also kep'
Gugsle from having Pros. Jellison
Withdraw tho appeal for a new trial
of the paternity case against Harry
Poulin.
Mrs. Pulaski. tho newly-arrived
sister. had a very prominent say ~
ali OF yesterdays "doings" In fact
n appeared for a time az II she was
going 70 supply the powder with
which the plans for happy recon
ciliatlon would be blown up with a
thud.
Arriving here shortly before noon
Gussie's sister. whose home is al
Morgan Park, Chicago. took com
pfete charge Of things, much "a
Tiernan's discontinue, and made her
first announcement 20 the effect that
from here on all publicity ceases
The sister declared that Tiernan had
been 'shogging the limelight long
enough as a hero and from now on
she was going TO see that Gus got a
square deal"
So the man VINO hitherto had had
two women to consider now found
that ne had three. After denounc-
ing what she termed his efforts tc
hide behind a woman's skirts and
dodge a bigamy charge. Mrs. Pulaski
forbade Tiernan's granting any more
interviews and kept him a virtual
prisoner I'm his own home.
She personally superintended the
slamiming OF the door in the faces OF
All the reporters who visited the
residence. telling them with a some
what cryptic humOr to "go interview
Harry Poulin." Mrs. Pulaski said
that all further publicity was strict
~ taboo. intimating that II there was
any. she was going to be in charge
OF it.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
HOME AWAITS YOUNG
MOTHER AND CHILD

NEW YORK. Nov. 27-Frank
Warren. Kansas City. No. lawyer.
and his wife. May egreed 20 adopt
Miss Jordan's son. Francis. a snappy
youngster OF three and half years.
Mss Jordan waited impatientIy
on Ellis Island where the authorities
had detained her. She was confident
the secretary would admit her and
that then tho four viii live happily
IN Kansas city where she has VOW
ed 20 live down" her cne mistake.
Throughout al her testimony be-
fore a special board OF inquiry, the
refined young mother laid heavy en-
pEasis on her wish chat no suspi-
cion be cast upon the lawyer for her
blght.
She met him when he was with
the United States forces abroad. che
said, and he sympathlzed with her.
Later, according to Miss Jordan,
Warren told his wife and the latter
began corresponding with her.
Both he and his wife are actuated
by a spirit OF benevolence in helping
me" the English girl said. Il have
never seen Mrs. Warren. have no
claim upon Mr.. Warren that would
make him wish 70 give me a new
start in his own home.
She says she win give me a place
by her hearthstone, and will adop;
my little boy. Was ever there such
ennobl!ng altrulsm between two
women? Surely the one chance Of
living down my one mistake and pro-
viding for my little boy will not be
denied me-"
The mother said she had parents
living in London.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
MRS. FLIzABETH KEMBLE

Mrs. Elizabeth Kemble. A years
old, wife Of Ernest Kemble, r. r.
40. Z Miami ST. rd died at
o. clock yesterday afternoon a. her
home. death having followed an IL
ness OF two months with complica-
lions. Mr.. kembies father died last
Saturday, two days before the death
of his wife Funeral services for the
father, Charles II. Kemble. are TO
be held from the residence this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Kemble was born in Keeler,
Mich, Nov. IS, 1878. She moved 10
this city from Keeler Is years ago
and was married to Ernest Kemble
June S, 1907. Besides the husband
she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Slack. this city, two sons, Ralph
and Clarence. living at the paren-
tai home and two step sons, Leroy
this city. and Harry of Knox. Ind.
Funeral services will be held at
10 o'clock Wednesday morning at
the residence. Rev. Meister off,
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
WHAT ABOUT YOUR GOLF
SCORE9

A long. clean drive IS necessary TO
win a good golf score. What abou.
yours2 You can make just as good
drive as the other fellow. II you
are strong and well and feeling At.
The best way 10 be sure or the lack
OF rheumatic pains that come with
middle age IS TO take Landons Pre-
scription 1903 for the relief and
lasting benefits promised This is
not a patent medicine. but was or
iCinally prepared by Mr.. Landon for
his own use and is now offered 10
the public at 81. II is for sale at the
Frumas Drug stores in South Bend.
cor Michigan and Wayne. Michigan
and Washington and Main and Col
fax In Mishawaka it can be had az
the Red Cross Pharmacy. IL you
prefer. mail orders are filled when
addressed to Landon Drug Co.
South Bend.-adv. S32 T.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
BEGIN HEARING OF
BELL PHONE CASE

Continued From Page One.)
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legal representative for the COM
mission. Mr.. Rhodes was still be-
ing questioned when the hearing
was adjourned until tomorrow.
Much OF the testimony today was
technical dealing with the acquisi-
ton OF patent rights and the deve-
lopment OF the telephone art by the
American Telephone and Telegraph.
In response to questions as TO the
value of the a T. & T.'s., expert
ments in wireless telephony 10 the
Indiana Telephone company. Mr..
Rhodes declared that II was very
possible that this art might be de-
velOped so that any subscriber OF
the Indiana Bell might be able 10
talk from his own telephone "a
friends or relatives making an ocea .
voyage.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
CROWDS SMASH
POLICE LINE TO
WELCOME TIGER
Chicago Gives Clemenceau
Noisy Reception Upon
His Arrival There.

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sions Of the Chicago OF today and
compared its skyscrapers and rich
dwellings with yellow brick from
Milwaukee" which he remembered.
he was informed he had been made
the subject Of another senate de-
bate at Washington today"
AstOnished at Senate.
Again." he exclaimed with i'm
preston OF astonishment.
When he was told that Sen.
Hitchcock had challenged his Bos-
ton statement that all black troops
had been Withdrawn from the Rhine
he replied cuTtly that the informa-
tion he had give in Boston was of
fetal"
The only comment he would make
on the uproar that followed an at
tempt by a wounded negro soldier
70 inject himself into the senate de-
bate was with a shrug That's no
business of mine"
The tiger evinced great interest
in the dispatches. however. and
seized the first opportunity 10 read
a sheaf OF Associated Press copy
which was left for him. He sent
the Associated Press correspondent
word later he had nothing more to
add 10 his Boston interview.
The interviewers asked him TO
comment on the fact that Woodrow
Wilson had once written a letter in
which he too. had charged that
France was militaristic.
"It IS all forgotten he declared.
That was centuries ago"
He said he was looking forward
with great pleasure 20 visiting the
former president at Washington
next week.
Asked II ne planned 70 talk in
this country about the League of
Nations he replied "I am ready"
But when the question asked
him II re approved the League. he
replied:
THAT Is a more complicated qucs-
ton"
Clemenceau retired at eight
o'clock after his customary SUPPER
OF soup, cheese. and FIVE minute
eggs.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

hospital after an uIness az one week.
lie vas born fri Hungary Dec. p.
1873 and came % this country IS
years ago. Hc IS survived by his
wife. Jennie. two daughters. Jennie
and Ruth. his father. Michael Mol
mar Of Hungary; two brothers John
and -MlEo and three sisters Mrs
Nae Horyath. Mrs Julius Bocex and
Mrs. Lewis Gara5 or Hungary.
Funeral services wll be held
"Wednesday morning a- O'Clock
from S. Stephens church Rev.
Friederich Weurhen oric!ating.
Burial ulrI be ln Cedar Grove ceme-
terry.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

OLLIE NIcFARLANE.

Funeral services for ollie May Nc
Farlane, age is. who died Saturday
evening at Healthwin, following an
S-months illness with tuberculosis.
will be held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the Grace NJ. E. church
with the Rev. b. d. Beck in charge.
Burial Will take place in Riverview
cemetery.
Mise McFarlane was born in
Grundy. Ky, Jan. "a, 1904 and came
to South Bend eight months ago
from Ohio. She is survived by her
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
BIRTHS.
MOVING PERNIITS

y. Laskowski, 1912 Dunham 81. %
1916 Fisher St
Cora SIocum. $50 Meade st. TO
1907 y. Olive St
Edison Kuger. sol y. Michigan ST.
20 1147 z. Dayton ST
Rynaldo Goss. 612 z. Sample ST..
20 Chain OLakes rd.
Louis Cecencz. 5fS Chaplin st. 10
$40 Chaplin st.
Rene Hennion. 1902 Franklin st.
10 1917 Franklin st.
W +. Beagles. SIS Eighth st. 10
$40 Smith 81.
c. II. Fisher. 613 Z. Dayton st.
TO 500 T. Milton st.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
SCORES MISSING
IN SEA TRAGEDY
Relief Vessels Recover Ten
After Excursion Boat
Sinks.

BARCELONA. Nov. 27-CBy I. y.
S.)-Many li1es were lost in the
capsizing OF an excursion steamer
of the Spanish coast early today.
Ten bodies were recovered in a few
hours by relief vessels but 20 others
were missing. There were 80 pas
sengers on the steamer.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Some leading American cities are
nicEnamed as follows. Albany. Cap
itai city. Atlanta. Gate City Of the
south; Baltimore. Monumental
City. Boston '<The Hub" Bean
Town Athens OF America" :
Brooklyn. "C.ty Of Churches: Buff
alo. Queen City or the Lake:
Charleston, s. -. Palmetto city:
Chicago. Windy City" Garden
city; Denver. city Of the Plains. .
Des Moines. CITY Of Certaintes'' :
Detroit city OF Straits. Duluth.
zenith city OF the Unsalter Sea-;
Galveston, "Oieander city: Los
Angeles. Metropolis Of the Yves. ."
City OF Angels, Louisville. Fails
city. Memphis BLUR City. NIL
vaukee, Bright spot" Creamy
city Minneapolis Flour City;
Nashville. city or Rock; New Or
cans Crescent City. New York.
Empire City" Gotham A." "Manhat-
TAM" The Metropolis" Father
Enickerbocker''. Omaha. Gate city
of the West, Patterson. y. T.. silk
city" Lyons OF America: Phiadel-
ph-a. "City of BrotherIy Love. %
"QuaNer City, P.tS5urc. Iron
city" 'SGoky CITY,. Portland. Ne.
Forest CITY, Portland Ore. Rose
City Providence Gateway ef
southern New England: S.. Louis.
Mound City: ST. Pau. SANITY
city Gem city,. salt Lake CIty.
City cf the Saints, San Franc. SEQ.
Golden Gate CITY Savannah. Ca
Forest City q the South. Scran-
ton, Electric City. Seattle. Queen
city, Washington. city OF Mag
nifcent Distances
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
HIGH COURT HOLDS
STATES MAY LEVY
ON OWN PRODUCTS
Supreme Tribunal UphoIds
Pennsylvania in Anthra-
cite Coal Decision.
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impinses upor interstate CONNER, g
Justice McKenua declared depends
upon the law or acton ard not upon
what may be sa.1 as TO the m5:lve
for &C..
A tax upon articles in one state
that are destined for use in another
state. he said. cannot be called
q regulation Of Interstate commerce
whether imposed in the certainty Of
a return from n monopoly existing.
or in the doUbt and chances because
OF competition. The action OF the
state as a regulation OF interstate
commerce does noe depend upon the
degree Of Interference; It IS Illegal N
any degree"
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
OC2at[S
CAROLINE Vi. ANDERSON

Caroline Marie Anderson. two
year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Anderson. 1922 S. Twelfth
ST.. River Park. died yesterday
morning al 10 O'Clock death hav-
ins followed an illness Of two weeks
with pneumonia.
She was born in Porter. Ind. Sept
13, 1899. BESIDES the parents she
leaves two brothers, Russell 10
years. and Leroy, eight years old.
Funeral services VIII be held az
the Hay Funeral home wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Rev.
Claude Young officiating.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

IN 1855, Samuel Morse sent Sig
mails over an cxrcr.meutsl telegraph
wire, and "a uewsu essage announc-
ing the nomination of Henry clay
for President by the Wh.g couven-
tloa as Baltimore was telegraph ed
from Annapolis 10 washington May
I. IS4A However the first regular
telegraph message was sent May %
% that year. when Prof Morse at
Washington opened regular service
5y teleEraphing 20 his assistant.
Henry Rogers az Baltimore. the fol-
lowing words. What hath God
wrought ." THE message was sug-
rested by a woman friend Of the IN
voa.tor The first public message
dashed over the line was the an
1rt-cement Of the nom nation OF
5 -saa- X Polk for President OF the
lTt-t a States.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
OFFERS HIS HOME
TO UNWED MOTHER
Kansas Lawyer and Wife Ac-
tuated by Benevolent
Spirit, Alien Says.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27-CBy 7.
y. S.)-The admission OF Nancy
Jordan. young unwedded mother.
and her three year old child. TO
the United States was ordered today
by the immigration bureau OF the
department Of labor.
Miss Jordan will not be permitted
TO leave Ellis Island. however. until
she has deposited bonds Of $500
each for herself and the child.
The surety bonds for the child will
require that it must attend school.
The case reached the department
this afternoon after the special
board or inquiry at New York had
today refused admittance of the
young English woman. An immedi-
ate appeal was made by telegraph to
the department OF labor. and the
bills Island board was overruIed.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

EIIZABTTH ELLEN IAANIPSON.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen Iampson,
wife of the late Orvile Lampson.
died at her home in Holland. Mich.
Nov. 25, following a short illness.
Mrs. Lampson was the daughter Of
the late Abraham and susan Slower
and was born in South Bend 20
years ago residing here until after
her marriage. Since her marriage
she has lived en- Grand Rapids and
Holland. She leaves one daughter
and three sons. all residing in Mich
igan and the following brothers and
sisters. Mrs. c. u Dolbeer. Mrs. J
Frank Kline. Mrs. +. NJ Gardiner.
]. C. Stover and James a. Stover.
The burial VIII take place in
Grand Rapids.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

The total surface OF the earth is
1877 900. 600 square miles. and 14o,-
100000 OF these are occupied by
oceans. seas and lakes.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

parents. Mr and Mrs. William Hines
90s y. Notre Dame av. and one
brother, Earl. of this city.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Whalcbone is used in Greenland
for making boats and sled ges.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
STEPHEN MoLNAR.

Stephen Molnar. sol s. Chaplin st.
died Sunday evening az Epworth
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Weigh it in the scales of exper-
ience.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Fall and the world may laugh
rise and IL will applaud
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Hs who speaks evil will do evu.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
ELIZARETH ELLEN LANIPSON

c.aung. The body viii be taken 70
keeler for burial
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28
Women'S Holiday Hosiery

Heavy ribbed Mercerized Sport Hose-sightly
and well made-Sl00 pair.
Long Boot Silk Hose in dark Grey. Black. Cor
dovan and Camel An exceptional value at S 90
a pair
Embroidered Clock Hose of pure dye Silk with
high spIiced heel Full fashioned. All wanted col
ors-$200 pair
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Luther Horran and Maude Aentz.
both OF South Bend.
Charles Walter and Ida Rolfe.
both OF Couth Bend.
BIRTHS
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto L. RIchartz.
1915 WILDER ST.. Nov. 90. a son. at
Epworth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin. South
Bend. Nov. p, son. at Epworth
hospital
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Faith Is the foundation OF society
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Keep your face to the front
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

= st-ae saved is a dollar carmel
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Continued from Page one.)
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Wornen's and Children's Il inch hem
stitched all Linen-l0c
Wonen's and Children cord border and
hemstitched-a 25c Handkerchief-l5c Sc.
Wornen's fine spoke stitch. Il inch hem
-25c.
Wornen's very sheer, hand drawn, hem
stitched-35c.
Something new Wide one in hemstich
-25c.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Women's all pure Linen. initials C.
SOC and Sl.00
Plain hemstitch for men and boys-25c,
CSC, SOC, 65c,75c and Sl.00.
Beautiful hemstitch with assorted cord
French roll hens. Stripe and plain or cross
bar patterns. A very wonderful collection
-65c to $3.50 each.
Mems all linen initials-35c soc and Csc
each
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-28

Clemenceau retired at eight
o'clock after his customary supper
OF soup, cheese. and five minute
eggs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-23
COmpre listed AhOra estOs Cuatro
Ganga de $1O75 Ahorre la diferencia.

Acalamos de recbr de Alemana embarque de
rdpida
doble
vece usted oporunidad brand Procure e
lOcalidad pedido
Simplement
crba direction adiunte
mare pagando SOD al Sere cnesado los uatro articuoS
I'll Mas Nuevo Relo Musical elegante GAIA
del heroo hco del bclo acabado
de obra de 10 meor llama aenri6n dc todos Este
Feo oca duces modas SOTO darc cucra apuntar la ma
necila
cuGlur hora I'd Toc la ma perfection los
2.LegItimo Tiempo Predice
da siguente Els el Itimo producto
sicndo ell modeo mas bonito que Sc ma
Funciona ConSrudo clentln
dibujo 1nagnnco
tcrm6mero escala Farenhet
3.Reloj Bolo Estilo Moderno Popular GAIA de
pulda grabada. dc miguel
sduada de reloj aparaO perfccto
al i:
4.Navaja Inportada Soingen Legima. Hecha
del Songrn cudado diestros
rarnS lcm tOdO el mundO
No venleremos nnguno de arulos separadamentc
baio solo vendemos precio de Clos
ne Mtyico ervirdn eaviar pedido el mporte total
paiS)
eSta
COMPANY
Dept.
II So III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-23
Sc ALQUILA
0 Sc ARRIENDA

Una casa acabada de cOnstruir en- la
carretera de Lola, Stop a..
COlinda con los terrenOs de Mr.. w.
Borda, esta cercada de alambre y tic
ne 5000 metros de terreno, sembra-
do parte de frutOs memories.
Es un sitiO sanO y muy ventilado
con bucn vecindariO Orilla de la
carretera.
Lame al telefOnO 81 escriba al
apartadO 346, San Juan.-n-a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-23
No puGdO TGCibiT|O, .
dice SOuffrOnt

I'm Redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL
visit6 el sdbado a las IL m ell Presi-
dio de San Juan, con el prop6sito de
lograr una entrevista con Arturo Il.
Souffront, recluso ell dicha Peniten-
ciaria.
Nuestro Redactor desde las Ofici-
mas del Jefe del Departamento remi-
ti6le un ayiso para obtener una inter
0icW, clio respondi0 desde SUI eel
da con Ia siguiente misiva que trans
cribimos:
Seiior 81 I'd. es de mi familia, no
tendrfa Inconvenience en- recibirlo, pc
70, 81 no 10 es como creo', perd6ne-
me que no puedo recibirlo en- esta
sion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-23
LOS SRES. DE MARROIG
AL Jefc' del PreSidiO,
San Juan, p. r.

Desde aver de maiIana So cncupn-
TIA en- San Juan. nuestEo distinsuido
amigo don Miguel Marrroig, prestigio-
so elements del comerciO en- Gficha po
blaci6n vicecOnsul de EspaiE. en-
.aquella jurisdiction, acOmpa1adO de
su bella esposa Y de su hijo Miguel
to. '7'F@ fa% N iseH StS
Los seIores de MarrOig que gozan
en- AguadilIs de los mas altos privile
gios sociales, regresan hoy a su do
micilio, despu6s de haber sido agasa
jadOs en- San Juan.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para los dis
tinguid0s viajeros, un salrldo c0rdialf-
simo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-23
AIuy atentamente,

AltHFO r. SOnJJfOHt
Octubre u de 1922.
COmprendiendO la absolute negati-
va que traslucfan las anteriores IL
meas para dejarse YER interrogar,
nuestro Redactor Sc prepare para mar
charse, no sin antes zanzibar alglnas
frases con ell seiior O'Neill, quien Sc
mostro con su habitual cortesfa, ma
nifestando que 'siempre cuando ell
preso consintiera, no tendrfa incon-
veniente en- dejar pasar cualquier per-
soma que tuyiera deseos de verle"
iPero, no recibi0 I'd una carta del
Gobernador para que incomunicara a
Souffront?
No, la carta que rccibf del Goberna-
dor es esta que dice asf:
Mansion Ejecutiva
Puerto Rico.
Oficina del Gobernador
PalaciO de GObiernO
San Juan, p r.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
0ctubre 10, 1922.
Sehor:-
Esta es para confirmar mis- instruc-
clones a I'd. al efccto de que no Sc
pernita Il nadie visitar al prisiOnero
S0uffront, con exception de sus fami-
i,liares. de acuerdo con los deseos eX-
presados por Gl. al que subscribe.
s5., lf De Vd. alto. S. S.
} (Firmado) Il. Mont Reilly,
.,:t.. GobernadOr.
AL Jefc del PreSidio,
San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-23

PARA CARROS DE ENTREGAS,
transporte de pasajeros y ambulancias
no hay NADIA como ell autOm6vil DOD-
GE BROTHERS. Vendedores: AN
DREIT, AGUILAR Y CO., San Juan.
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
PROGRAM
AT MID-CONTINENT
RACE TRACK TODAY
Post Time 3 O'clock This
Afternoon; Friday Night
Program Held Up

Drlzzling rains all day yesterday
forced the postponement OF the Fri
day night greyhound racing card
at the Mid-Continent park. This
card will be raced on Monday night
1t was announced last night by OFF,
cials OF the racing club.
Post time on today's races will be
3 o'clock and not at night as 1t has
been during the week. The Saturday
and Sunday racing cards will be
raced In the afternoons.
This afteroon's card is made up
of a series of feature races. Any one
of the events would be ranked as
a feature on an average card. The
third race promises a sharp contest
when Playfellow, Golden Moon, Lord
Helpum, Quaker Boy, Betty j, and
Night Cap leave the wire. Dutch
Bergman, Killarney Lad, Highball.
Oakland Hannah, Handsome Ray
and Beakers Lady are scheduled to
fight 1t out for the money in the
five -sixteenths- event. In the
fifth event, Flying Flirt, Peerless
Flint, Rainbow Cannon, Flirty Boy
and Willie wild Bill promise a lively
scramble for the $50.