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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-02-26

the skin and bones ana pound tne
fish to paste, rub through a pu e
strainer. To the PURGE add one
fourth cupful of creamed butter, two
finely-chopped hard cooked eggs;
season with salt. pepper, worcester
shire sauce. Mix thoroughly and
spread thinly-sliced bread with
mayonnaise and an equal number with
the sardine mixture. Put together in
pairs with crisp leaf of lettuce be-
tween. Cut the sandwiches into three
strips, lengthwise of the sandwiches.
Melba Sandwiches.-Chop the meat
from three dozen large queen olives.
Add one cupful of finely-chOpped Pc
can meats. Moisten with mayonnaise
dressing. Spread thin slices of graham
bread with green pepper butter and
the same number with the olive mix
ture; put together in pairs, trim off
the crusts and cut into triangles. Serve
with salad or oyster cocktails.
Halibut Sandwiches.-Finely chop
one pound of cold cooked halibut;
add a few drops of onion juice, two
teaspoonfuls of lemon juice, one-half
teaspoonful of paprika, one teaspoon
full of salt and few grains of cay
enne; fold in one-fourth of a cupful Of
heavy cream that has been beaten
until stiff, add the whites of three
eggs beaten stiff. Turn the mixture
into small buttered, brick-shaped
mold and cook in water in moderate
oven. Chill, remove from the mold
and cut into slices. Spread thinly-
sliced buttered bread with mayon-
naise, add slice of the filling and
put together with another slice of but
tered bread. Cut into any desired
shape.
Quick Relish.-Take one-half dozen
large sour pickles, two cupfuls of cab
bage, one-fourth cupful of vinegar.
two small onions, one can of pimen-
toes and three-fourths cupful of
sugar Put the vegetables through the
meat chopper and add salt to season,
sugar and vinegar.
Food for the Family.
During the winter months when
green things (unless one has canned
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-02-26

them from ones
own garden in
s u m m e ~ are
scarce and high
in price, it is a
pleasure to open
a can of tender
string beans, y or
sweet green peas
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-02-26
The Premium

A man can do q full days work by
noon if he is to have the rest of the
day off.-Atchison Globe.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-02-26

dainty, attractive
and tasty sand
witches will al
ways find someone
to enjoy them.
PURGE of Sardine
S a n d w ! c h e S.
Drain the oil from
one large can OF
sardineS. Remove
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-02-26
VARIETY OF SANDWICHES

Sandwiches are always in season
and the housewife who can make
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01
Commerce Street

Martha, have returned home after
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Millard Tigner and daughters
Millicent and Gloria.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodall and
sons visited Mrs. Alice Faucet and
family on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sapp, Mrs. Clar-
ence Scuse, Mrs. George Scuse and
Mrs. William Willis visited Mrs. Sam
uel McNatt and sons on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scuse enter
tanned the following guests on
Thanksgiving Day: Mr.. and Mrs.Wil-
liam Willis and daughters Beatrice
and Dorothy and son Dawson; Mr..
William Scuse and sons Raymond and
Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wollaston of
Newark, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. p. Hanson at Wood
side Cottage, near Smyrna.
Miss Anna Bell Beckett attended on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday last
the National Council of Teachers of
English at Hotel Benjamin Franklin,
Philadelphia.
Miss Catherine Hern and Miss Ev-
elyn Stotesbury of Beacon College,
Wilmington, spent Thanksgiving and
the weekend in Smyrna visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Stotesbury.
Mr.. John Barnes has returned from
a trip to Holmesburg, Philadelphia
and other places.
John Mannering, Charles Van Win
kle, Nathaniel Scott, Roland Wallace,
Daniel C. Loder motored from Smyr-
ma to Conowingo on Sunday to see the
construction work now going on for
the big Hydro-Electric plant.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

ley, Theodore Hynson, and Leslie
Moore juniors at the University Of
Delaware, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with their families in Smyr-
ma.
Mr.. G. Gray Carter, a student at
John Hopkins University, Baltimore,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
fhis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carter, at Cedar Brook Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Grieves
spent Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Williams in Whining
ton.
Joseph Grimm of Collingswood, n.
T., spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Grimm. Mr.. Clarence Smithers of
Norfolk, Va, was also the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. Grimm.
Professor and Mrs. H. H. Kenyon
have returned from Utica, NY, where
they spent the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. John Goldsborough, who has
been in West Chester with her son
Eugene, who has been critically i'll with
appendicitis, returned home on Satur-
day, as her son is improving.
Postmaster FL. Dodson has return
ed from spending a week in Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis of Will
mington spent Thanksgiving and the
weekend with Mr.. Lewis parents,
Capt. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lewis.
Mr.. Ralph f. Stats and son motor
ed to Wilmington on Monday.
Misses Beatrice, Dorothy and Daw-
son Willis have returned home after
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with their grandfather, Mr.. Thomas
Scuse.
Mrs. Alice Faucet and daughter
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

Arrest crowds ever attending
4 erices at Chestertown, Md,
fng to the Methodist church
I'm Rev. Dr.. George w. Cook,
-E Of the Methodist Episcopal
1 Eio Is conducting a three
F7al which will end next
right
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

c..rca will meet Saturday
q NV, nacenber 4th. and every
I afternoon until turther no
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

\ vas an interesting program
Fn meeting Of the Smyrna
I On Saturday in charge of
Villain Roe. After several
Id musical selections, there
laal hour and a Thanksgiving
| kvas voted to change the
|fnsting from the evening as
r The custom during the sum
surday afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01
Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, $6.75
Gifts for the Boy or Girl

Tea Sets (table and two chairs)
Writing Desks. High Chairs Kiddie Cars
Velocipedes, Scooters, Tot Bikes,
Race Cycles, Express Wagons,
Roller Skates, Ice Skates, Sleds
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01
rgNA AND VICINITY

,,,+ Society will meet
J S'T's I',,as Truax on Monday af-
!. 'Hnsrenbsr 6, At 2 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

|rVI lewis and family wish
!, iTsrds for flowers, loan Of
= tenders of sympathy dur
N recent bereavement adv.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

rrtbly business meeting OF
Tts Society will be held at
.,ri. Saturday, December 4th,
n m.-Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

.s-ilv Of John w. Vane desire
n n,dium to thank friends for
4 mo;. and tenders Of sym
! tSe recent funeral of their
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

antee Of the Deaconess Home
Lon, will address the Queen
|. Circle at their meeting next
ganing, December 3, at the
4 Mss Mary Yeates. Hos
Kisses Beulah Taylor, Mar
|HGain, Dorothy Robinson, and
;nth. q
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01
FOR SALE

Underwood No. Typewriter, good
as new. Price right. Also Victor Vic
trola with Edison attachment, Edison
and Victor Records, Cheap. Apply
M. d. EBRIGHT, Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

|EB HynsOn, formerly of Mil
anent Delawarean, poet and
T4 reported to By in a serious
a the Polytechnic Hospital,
Na, early Saturday after
\ aas been in i'll health and
lssday underwent 4 blood
a Nj. Hynson's home is
Philadelphia where he is af-
VIA The Biddle Press.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01
Wear-Eve Specials

6-cup Perculator, reg. S2.75 Spec. $198
Griddle Cake Server, reg. $1.40 85c
Pudding Boiler, reg. $1.65 $1.0O
French Fryer, reg. $1.40 CSC
lot. Deep Stew Pan, reg. 55c 39c
Straight Sauce Pan, reg. $1.40 CSC
Steamers, reg. $1.40 CSC
Pudding Pan, 2-Qt., reg. zoe 49c
Pudding Pan, lot, reg. 40c g 25c
Griddle, reg. $3.50 LBS
Angel Cake Pan, reg. $1.50 CSC
Angel Cake Pan, reg. $1.25 89c
Baking Pan, reg. $1.75 CSC
POT. Sauce Pan, reg. 75c I" ACC
Tray & Cookie Pans, reg. $1.40 89c
Tray & Cookie Pans, reg. $1.65 :" CSC
Roasters, No. 324, reg. $4.90 3.95
Roasters, No. 325, reg. $500 4.95
Roasters, No. 326, reg. $3.50 5.95
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

EEng services were held in
EAE. Church Thursday morn
|SR K. Stephenson preached
. eheer and helpfulness to
sagfegation, a number being
churches. There was
Is Oy the choir and a solo
lnIe' Key. George Jones
reclamation BY the Presi-
1e e Oenediction was pro
Y Key v. E. Matthews.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

-algled before Magistrate
v,..i. sunday On a charge Of lar
1 " l. Swiggett IF Dover
IS. .Sf SlOOO bail for a furth-
On December Is. George
I held under s1OO bail Al + ]
.ase The men were
r. .'i'a.e !. Hession Of the
|eL, pOlice, who suspected
/ IzRob;l s'olen a number Of
Il lres found in their
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

yton. ma! i;lAtklns Wingate
Ir,l,clpal, fails to
Psirt M;l.a .s Tor admission
asOod p,a,.ary p.'ary Academy,
4 shap,a !. 'slaan Of Laurel,
APoat on sa.. 1ne academy.
list aa'.-1.urday designat-
wVngate, urinei Ii neIoln- q
prettynaRp p'ill', i tba Psi' on On
4 as rrada.i4a q Laurel. He is
md Sy,seuate ..sus Of Laurel
4 attained "a the rank Of
Al , o,aa.i ne military train n
's Of Louisville 1fse,i.- Ior;a-
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h EHYRIA ! j ZINES In
|BL DELAWARE
|pcAIMARKEIS
Grain
Live Stock

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Iara AND VICINITY
,,,.roIent Society will meet
A Tsmes Truax On Monday af-
december senl 8, AZ 2 o'clock.
4 Grange will meet Saturday
u december 4th, ana every
4 y afternoon until further no
I-&
,,rtbIv business meeting Of
Ttp Society will be held at
N. saturday, December 4th,
n-Sec'y'
1rM Lewis and family wish
!, trends for flowers, loan Of
u lenders of sympathy dur
recent bereavement--adv
aniy Of John ". Vane desire
\ n,dium to thank friends for
/ autos, and tenders Of SYM
4 / tfe recent funeral Of their
rsst crowds ever attending
/ | services at Chestertown,Md.
flg 70 the Methodist church
N Rev. Dr.. George w. Cook,
sd the Methodist Episcopal
I Fho Is conducting a three
u7al which will end next
light
I antee Of the Deaconess Home
-.an, will address the Queen
! Circle at their meeting next
gsnng, December 8, at the
/ 4 Mss Mary Yeates. Hos
Kisses Beulah Taylor, Mar
IGlain, Dorothy Robinson,and
nri. q
vas an interesting program
gen meeting Of the Smyrna
On Saturday in charge of
Villain Roe. After several
gui musical selections, there
iaal hour and a Thanksgiving
Twas voted to change the
tnsaing from the evening as
e The custom during the sum
stIrday afternoon.
4EB. Hynson, formerly of Mil
Eminent Delawarean, poet and
u reported to By in a serious
At the Polyclinic Hospital,
early Saturday after
7 has been in i'll health and
1ssday underwent 4 blood
o. Mr.. Hynson's home is
Philadelphia where he is af-
va The Biddle Press.
nng services were held in
I Church Thursday morn
I. 4. Stephenson preached
. eheer and helpfulness to
9regation, a number being
churches. There was
se Oy the choir and a solo
Rnce. Rev. George Jones
reclamation A BY the Presi-
ae Oenediction was pro-
FRsV. v. E. Matthews.
ssalgned before Magistrate
q I,..i .s.alday on a charge Of lar
NJ I. Swiggett Of Dover
-aef $1,000 bail for a furth-
On December IS. George
4 1eld under 500 bail az a
'ae case. The men were
fnvate Hession of the
gsay police, who suspected
s,,...l n,l1g stolen a number Of
''lle tires found IN their
wv owners and developers of
IN InD,. summer resi-
a s.a., Known as Colchester
"A, ',p0fated, are enthusiasts
3. rospects p,S; Of a Chesapeake
q NJ s4ch, according ii pres-
W have its eastern NJ ~ to,.
\ Jew miles from Tolches-
Aendenhall, former
l. s... .sgernor of Delaware NJ Ill5i and
Io.lng spirits " the ToI-
d5gs ,rlent ,.a.aI declares the pro-
N. 'ould BE- a boon Il tbe
siis Si,,'al5ldi M that It had tbe nv
v, ai'''slf and his associates t,,s
nop. ~ hafkins Wingate
Im,aclpal, fails to
Psrt .s MN. Tor admission
aEOOd p,a,.ary p'ary Academy,
shaD,a lyman Of Laurel,
APont ~ ~ tne academy.
AlNAlIFn1M
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01

WATCH OUR AID EACH WEEK FOR
Smyrna times., 1926-12-01
Furniture
Suggestions

Cedar Chests, End Tables,
Console Tables, Gate-leg Tables
Davenport Tables, Radio Cabinets
Smoking Cabinets, Mirrors
Bridge Lamps, Table Lamps,
Floor Lamps, Telephone Sets, Ferneries,
Dining Room Suits, Bed Room Suits,
Living Room Suits.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
zARoRIL 81 MILLION, IDE MA oDPoo1NoK.

" Boston, Mass zijc isty Joseph $. Donovan, ktorl
20 sy0j0m IA. roku za,lnen ST. ze ked naromadl mill
on doarov odde na odpocinok. Ma Noyy Rok mall syoi
million pohronlade odchadza odpocinok yekl b
lokoy. Zarob 81 no automobovom obchode.
Je to zauiimaye, ale ME move Mnohi w take niece
pred MIN dokazali Lebo yesmr je pny bohatsya nevN
Gerpatel 'neho. Treba len ii nc nemu najst Kazdg
coVek moze mat materianeo bohatstva kol 'ko chce
Eed' sa "a MIN zele vytrya Ale tomto lonen sa IA
boatstyom mnohf l'udia ztracajd ludskoAt, zanedba
,al vyss dusevny zivot, staval bezdusevnou mate
lo ako to ich zlao. Ma svete name al ludi ktor bo
hatstya nedhajl. Daktom leniVosti dakton uz pr
rody TITO radsej premys AID zahadach zivota zauj
lnail sa vsetko 10 vec daronne neosozn6, mrhajn
sVoju eneryn vsestranne caste neprayych mestach
l0aa0Van EeneVal svoju ceoziYotnd energu ednemu mi
iionl Million Dol ielo cel'om. Ked synj cel dosalol,
eho Mvoe poslane So skoncilo Odchadsa odpoGinok
Uznema comu zit'. Mech odpociva poioji.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
o MAS, PRE- MAS.

poslednych dvoch rokoch vel1ni mnoi Slovaci po-
stayi 81 krsne domy Cele move sovenske uce vylast
ako v Youngstown, tax East Youngstown na okoi
Mnohe tvchto domov s tax krasne, tax moderne taxi
drahe ze takom Slovensku ami zupan neb!va
Poznat', ze sa rychlo amerikanizujeme Pri Ameri-
kanoyi pekny dom je hIavna Slovo shone" je A
merike posyatne zacina byt' al amerlckemu sloVa-
kov Pry sa uspokoj zt' chaupe, kde neboo am eiek
triky AMI plynu ami vodovodu, ami kdpelne uspoko3
sa Tit s,sedstve cerochom, zablatenych ullclach
dyme prachu. Len ably to bolo bzko fabrky, nallu
alebo nanestia Teraz je to mac Sloyac ahuu
na klisie cistejsie uce, medz poriadnesich ssedoV
cd korych sa nauca ako byt hrdymi svoj pr1bytok
svoj dom.
Vel'ky pokrok badat na Steeltone okoli Mahonng
Ave- Tam sG slovenske rezdence, kog1 nerozoznat od
nych americkych rezidenci Krasne move domy Slova-
koy SINE vide al ma East Youngstown, LanslngVlfe
ma Haseon ma South Side Daktore staly ste po osem
do desat tsic dolarov posav 81 tie domy ME bohacl,
ale prce rk zuc Sovac. Nuz je to veru potesltel
ne, re Amerka dava prileztost kazdemu mat maJetok
to taky ktorJ nieen uchyli pred btrkou zmou, ale
ktoroan je al radost' zt
Tohto roku ma ziadost Slovakov - mesto ide daz-
dit as desat' sloyenskych uc jest takch ktorych
vacsinou slovacil Byyaju sovac, byvajdci ako raj
pri Mill Greek parks nW ilknson Road, dosanh uz tof
to roku kanalizacin ~
Jedno chceme zdoraznit', coho vystriha': nekll-
puime maetky medzi kutrne nlzko stojacimi lud mi,
kde spina, neray zocin majh svoe hnezda iebo tam
maetky padaji ako rby karat nase dietky ne
naca sa moe dobreho Kore uce sd este, ktore yardy
lete zelenau domy vyzelaj1 ako NAL ovane skau-
Ky tam je radost zit tam vypestu zdane deti tam
majetky postupuju Ma takom miese domy sa
Iahko zskom predaju alebo doblt penaze poriad
nym lud ON prenajmd
A este nieCo Ked Sd zakupme susedstve fajneJ
sich ludi hi adme al my byt takymi Nestavame var
de Sandy chlevky, lebo to vel'm spat vyzor uice
,'omov. Nerobme "fence' kde ich susedstve MET Te
je IL ME mode. kde je reba talk urobme ich pekne
ably boly oklasou ME spatou Ked budeme hadet ably
nase pribyky vyzealy co najkajse ako zdnuky tax a.
zvonku Anerikani nebudu utekat cd pas. Budl mas
mat rad "a ssedov nebudn predavat svoje dony Ger
nochom inJm neyitanym susedom Ze na mas M Anne
rkan onnoho krasie pozerajn, nez tonn boo kcdys j
dokazom nasej ysssej urovne vzdelanostnej HPad me
aby elm skorej vseci postayili do rovnej car,
Mimi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
Mas
drokonler
je 81 %

Direktori iradnici THE
FEDERAL SAVINGS &
LOAN COMPANY oznamu-
III, ze tento Ilstav zvySil L.
rokomer z $50 na 512%, kto-
ry nrok plateny bude na vse-
tky vklady Cd tohto casu do
d 'alsieho oznamenia.
~ Tento Gin spravy THE FE-
DERAL nstavu je dl,a pra-
vidiel, ftore vzdy boly sme-
rodajnymi v tomto dstave,
to jest, platenie vkladate-
l'om tax vysokeho nroku, a
ky bezpecnost' zakladin dl'a
panujncich obchodnych pod
mienok dovol'uje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
Ia Wac nez
stvrt'-storoccia

toto pravidlo zadovazilo 81
udrzalo doveru a uznanie
ludu V youngstownskom d1-
strikte a, rozumie sd, hojnn
vernu patronaz, ktora u
moznila THE FEDERAL L.
stavu vzrast na vyse SEDEM
MILIONOV DOLAROy V
PROSTRTEDKOCH, je nami
vysoko cenena. II, ktorl su
ma cele THE FEDERAL bu-
du sa vzdy usilovat' zasln-
Eit dobrtl vol'u l'udu voci
tomuto iistavu odusevnova-
MIN ku sporeniu a pomaha-
MIN tym, ktorl sa usilujd kl-
pit alebo postavit' syoj VIA
stny dom.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
COLLlNSVILLE RESULTS

onssrasts rnsG RAeE wsrs snf ":
$3.70, Sa,5o; won: Lady Bo9ntin5ul; nI; NJ, d4o
irfss 90 ssa m'GsGinsleR sisas Rop sD4s
Meddling Matte. Madboy. Pictin. Rundark'
SECOND RACE. 2-year,olds:s i 81 furion,gSs h NJ
$3.50. S4 40. second: Scholarship, 118 How.
ardl. So. so. third, Time. 9:55A., Tommy
Foster Shasta Graney Falthfai tn ,so Fr,eho' rnn
hiTffHsk PafFb aRa ssD'a aDeSc and 's
miles-Blarney Stone. 100 tCheathnm,
sscSsS %s1 AaiEd hIy Mann sGa s1fSo foi
YorieF. rre' Huey oHH Gray Gables. Ny Valet. RAM
FoURTH RACE s.yeaE;olds: ! milem MI so
won: Prince Ronald, .1o4 (smishj. 1910.
ss1o sso sSra TRns Ss frances RI Jane
Colonial Teka and Torcher also ran ,,,r
lonssapsaiG n.H sAGk Hsi eafs'' f$s Poo fPS H
$40. $50 $50 ee~; second: ; Prince Of Wales, ii
asssan ssa@ fhns honR pops dme Lathroo
Hour More Chief Uncas. DR.. Clark. Child's
Play and Stamnede also ran.
SIXTH RACE; 3-year-olds and up: q fur
ssso :snsssG'sssaa = esSrss essS% ,1s ss
1Philpot1. 81 10 third. Time. ia. Eats
man. Marionette Paula Shay. Street Liz
" SEVENTH RACE, s.year;olds and up:
field. sos. $40. $3.50; won; Fire Under
Rs asht sfsss io5 s.
:45 *. Overfire. Jubal Early and Bolivar
Bond also ran.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
BASHARA AND HECTOR
IN KENILWQRTH BOUT

. Joe Bashara, Norfolk ~middleweight.
will meet Mike Hector of California
in the headliner of the second boxing
card to be presented Tuesday at the
new Kenilworth arena. The bout is
scheduled to go IL rounds to deci-
sion. ~.
Bashara become well known locally
through his victories over Jack
Turner and Charlie Baum. The de.
feat of Turner in Bashara's first ap-
pearance here two years ago was one
of the. upsets OF fistic circles.
Hector, who made his debut at
Madison Square Garden against Ernie
Weisse, German middleweight, iss a
slugger from the word sgo." On the
West coast he met such fighters an
Red Williams. whom he kayoed in
four rounds, and the Mexican battier,
Bert Colima, with whom he fought a
10-round draw.
Joey Kaplan, conqueror of Johnny
Meyers and Buster Dundee, appears
on the card with Eddie Buell., another
coast fighter e.
One Of the, fourFounders that open
the show will bring together Billy
Gerber and Patsy McNulty.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3-year-olds and up: 8 fur.
$3.50. won: Ice. 1O2 tDubois}. $40. S5 go
second: Alpine. 98 tNeail, S6.30. third.
@f Time ii PHI FIsnses }sS 1GS louise sad
aMSef sEcoNp f9s0 RAcE. Iac s.year.old maidens: s
fyrlongs-.aDr; Maxon. 115 Garner. So.
hff fHis6 GHsS fsRfan kRes :na pSaso also
She S Goes. 81 tFissere S sfSso s4 .se. so
ond: Lady Inez. 1G3 tDuboisl. So 90 third
yennie Day. Frederick Raphael and Myrrh
: + sFsoGGRTH RACE. a-year,olds and .ag:. / 9
81, $sS ysn ss MSm dBoS sehn
III iscobieL SO SO. third; Time. l:Ia Il.
rorsha. rEEa Iss haet essss sssrss $50 s sS5lGpgs sgo
$3.50. second: JOCK. III lMcTagEartJ.
Bewithus. King Baslk Miniator. COmrade
ans s1STH sSs' Tra RacE ass ysar.old. ys surlonrs
$500. won; Count Sprack, 106 lChiavettil /.
$3.50. third. Time. 20, Christmas Morn:
ing. Miss Meise. Superfrank Musician and
R9rAslv sAvkNH ESpsf aaso h1er Ts v,ar.,ld. and nm.
$500. won: Parole II. 10 !D1boisl. So.
1870. third. Time. I:45M. DusF Fuz.
Orpheus and Hopeless also ran.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
AUTO RACING STARS
IN LAUREL EVENT

+ The Eastern States champion will
be among the stars who will drive in
the three races that will mark the
resumption of automobile racing at
the Baltimore Washington Speedway
at Laurel on June 10. This became a
virtual certainty yesterday with the
announcement that the selection will
be made from the ranks OF the Ma.
tionaT Motor Racing Association .driv-
ers who will compete tomorrow on the
Philadelphia Speedway at Langhorne,
Pa. .,
Heightened interest in the Laurel
event is foreseen by officials OF the
local speedway. for the Eastern. States
importance to the national champion
ship itself.
This award. according to Albert r.
Jacobs. secretary Of the n. NJ. r. A.,
is conferred upon the speed demon
who shows the greatest combination
of driving skill, speed and endurance
in a series Of exacting elimination
trials.
The title will go to the winner of the
feature event carded for the Lang
horne oval tomorrow.
While entries for the Laurel pro-
gram are not complete for announce
ment, Secretary Jacobs states that,
barring mishap. he is certain Of hav-
ing the full roster of his best dirt and
board track talent on the Maryland
bowl next month.
The drivers who will provide the
June 10 program of one '100-nile, one
50.mile and one 25-miIe race are plan
ming to spend two busy weeks at the
big Laurel bowl preparing for the
opening of the 1925 season there
Much will have to be done in the way
of tuning the cars, changing gear
ratios and making various other me-
chanical notifications. besides becom.
ing accustomed to the mile-and-an.
eighth track.
Speedway officials announce that
provision will be made for race. fans
to watch these tests.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
MOUNT ROYAL RESULTS

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S5.10. S365. won: Leaside; 112 aMcCannl
$500, $2:45. second: Good Kali. los. to
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100 tpaSenportJ., $as5. third. : Time. i Ii.
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French Canadian. 10 tHinphyl; $S;A0.
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s / :I3% ~ Travista. Iittle Smile. Black Art.
Quintana and Roo also ram.
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sell & asS FIX EscE e GG,a a!sS sa and up
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12o tFarlardl; s4a9 third Tine GinSsrt ~ aa
'sl sIxTH Fsli RAcE. All $.yesT.oids and yp: mile
$500. Won: San Hebron. ioe .fKirkj. $s.15.
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Bay Bay DinEie, Miss Eugene. Jacobean and
Lucky Antoine also ran. !.
miie-Piedra, 100 tseremba}. $500. S5.40.
SafiS SSsefiy. $3.50, $3.50, third Tine. f:4s ~
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