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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-15
State Officials < Will Also Attend
 Sundays Session
Chief Ranger McGowan to Preside at One of Foresters Most Important Meetings in Years-Special Class of Candidates to Be Initiated

chief ranger of the Connecticut Grand Court will be the presiding officer. It is expected that Supreme Secretary James Donnelly of New Jersey will be present.
 The annual meeting of the state organization will be held next month at Hotel Waterbury. It will be the second time in five years that the state convention has been held here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-15

Iiorsefield who found that she had suffered bump over one of her eyes. The driver reported the acci- dent to the local police.
 Recital Tonight
 Samuel Yongquist, tenor s0loist at Marble Collegiate church, Fifth ave-
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Main street The onto the road front of the otter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-15

ANTI-TUBERCULOSIs
 LEAGUE FUND. "A Friend" .............. $25.oo Frederick s. Chase ....... 25.00 Dr Frederick c. Graves... 1000 Total ................. $6O.OO Previously acknowledged. A, 4,3SS.00 Grand total ...........$4.458 % rue, New York, will give recital tonight in the Salem Lutheran church. Mir Youngquist is a singer of Eote as well as teacher. The con- cert will atar' at o'clock. The singer will be accompanied on the piano by Mrs Youngquist.
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Lost and Found

BOSTON BULL TERRTER-Maie. i year
old. brown with white markings, small
bare spot on tail. vicinity 44th and Park.
Reward; So. Hu. 7642.
THE pig advertised as lost on Lafayette
Rd., was found at 86th st. and may be
had If owner calls at my residence 98th
St and State Road So DIN j. Walker.
LOST-Brown leather travelling bag con-
tanning books and drafting instruments.
Valuable to owner only. Reward. Ir. 1856.
LOST-Chow dog. red-brown. scar on nose.
Reward. Hu 684i.
FOX terrier; black spot on shoulder Re-
ward. Dead or alive. Oh. 1263-W.
LOST-LINOLEUM ROLLER
LIBERAL REWARD. CALL ia. 24o0.
LOST-Buick Coach, '25; Blue. St, Clair
and Park. Reward Be. 2303J.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing. because interesting bargains Of many
kinds are listed here daily.
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flrst-class buildings. Mostly level and
tillable. Trade for good Indianapolis
property, Ri. SAL. Eve. Be. 3151-W.
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Help Wanted Male

WANTED-Men with cars. deliver. collect,
act as grew manager. MR.. HACKER. Is
South New jersey.
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Investments

ANY part of IS, 900 common stock in mfg.
business established fifteen years. Ten
per cent minimum guaranteed; closest
investigation invited. Times Box A-186.
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Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND, 1898 and Arm apis with
bath: everythg. turn. garage. Re. 1905.
BELLEFONTAINE. 23I5-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt: rms. bath. heat wat,
gar. furnished: reduced rent. Or. $500.
MANCHESTER. e67 n l'ENN.
Bedroom; apartment; FriR' daire: all
utilities: from $3.50 to 5000. L. 1881
NEW YORK. w. s3T-4 rms, heat, water,
furn.: suitable for doctor or dentist
2oo2 ". WASHINGTON.
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Death Notices

DAVIS, MARTrHA-sister Of Mrs Flora
tolWager. Mrs, Bertha Jacobs and
Mrs Alta Thornton, died at her home. as
may call at the KIRBY OHM MORTU-
AIRY. 1901 N. Meridian st. Funeral Fri
DAY 80 p. m. at the mortuary. Friends
LARSH, MRS NINA Beloved mother
OF Mamie Larsh. passed away Thursday
morning.. services at the FLANNFR &,
BUCHANAN MORTUARY, SATURDAY. 3
.; m Friends invited. Friends NAV call
az ~ tne mortuary any time after D. M.
LtoMBsARpo. Gus Beloved son Of Philip
Lombardo and brother of Catherine Lom-
6aIao. age % years. entered into rest at
$40 p. N, Tuesday. June g. Funeral
services at Holy Rosary church. 9 a m
FRIDAY. June II; Burial ST. Joseph's
SONS in charge,
SCHAFER.. JACOB F.-Beioved husband If
Marie Schafer and father of George
Lucille and Reta Schaefer, and son al
MIS-. anna Sehater, departed this life at
The residence. 1884 Hoyt Ave. Tuesday
Jun, - a residence $50 a. a. M 5i0s ST.
Eatrlek church a. m. Burial HOLY
StoSS cemetery; Friends invited Fu-
psTsI under direction OF MOORE 4.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
Of the civil town of Beech Grove, Marion
County, Indiana, that the Board of
Trustees of said town at their regular
meeting place in the Town Hall. Beech
Grove. Indiana, on the 22d day Of June,
1881, at 8 o'clock p. NJ win consider
and determine upon the following addi-
tional appropriations for thee year 1881.
GENERAL FUND
8. Current Obligations.
OIL Interest on bonds and certif-
All taxpayers appearing shall have the the
right to be heard thereon.
After said appropria tons have been de-
termined ten or more taxpayers feeling
themselves aggrieyed by such appropria-
tions. may appeal to the State Board of
Tax Commissioners for further and final
action thereon by filing petition there
for with the County Auditor not later
than ten days after said additional ap-
Preparations. have been made and the
state Board of Tax Commissioners will
hX date for the hearing in this county
HARRY W. BR1TTON, President.
WINFIELD S. NEWCOMER Trustee
LEWIS C. DUKES. Trustee.
Board Of Trustees of the Town of
Attest; VIM A. GEARHART. Clerk.
LEWIS f. MARINE, Attorney.
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Painting and Panering

HOME MAINTENANCE
General house cleaning; woodwork,
walls windows washed. Painting, paper
hanging and cleaning. est. free. Ia. 4646.
REMOVE BY STEAM
80 da. spec $3.50 per rnl. & up. Oh. 63sS
PAPER HANGuIG-Painting. wall paper,
samples. est. j. HAMILTON DR.. 4203W.
PAINTING-Interior; exterior; "FirSt-class
work. reasonable prices" is my motto.
CHAS. PIERSALL, 1888 Climber. DR.. 4480.
PAPER FURNIsHED-And hung. Personal
service: $3.50 UP. G. FREW. Be. 08S8-R.
PAPER HUNG-12la cents roll Al work.
Plaster patching. House painting. Ri. $3.50.
GENERAL paint. SPRAY or brush, inside or
out. CLAI BORNE. Dr.. 1894.
PAPER furnished and hung, 81 room up;
cleaning. plastering: work guar. Ri 2234.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service. ST
a room. O'DONALD. Ri. 1928
PAPERING average rooms 2 for SIS: sam
pies shown. satisfaction guar. Be. 3727-R
PArNTING-Pape-. hanging. 15c a roll;
floor work: sample guarn. Wa. 1Tol. R-2,
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. IF YOU
DON'T CALL HU. 1928. WE BOTH LOSE.
PAPER CLEANING, exp. 75c a room. B.
THOMPSON. Ii. 1859.
PAPER HANGING-Cleaning: esti. free
Oh. 2004. FRANK JACKSON. IT. 24l5.
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Business Places for Rent

PROSPECT and State SITS: modern store
room. 24x65 with mod. Groom apt. up
stairs. Best buusiness location. DR.. 5551.
BRICK CHARACTERIZE; good location;
for rent reasonable. He. 2427
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Attest. VIM A. GEARHART. Clerk
LEWIS E. MARINE, Attorney.


QUICENTENNIAL COMMISSION. Office
of the architects. Bennett Parsons &
Frost, 80 East Jackson boulevard, Chi
cago. June 10. 1881. SEALED BIDS will
be opened in this Office at 2 D. m. Cen
tral Standard Time. June "a, 1881. for
the construction Of a 24 sanitary sewer
run OF storm water sewer on the site OF
the George Rogers Clark Memorial at
Vincennes. Indiana. One set of plans
and specifications may be obtained at this
ottice in the discretion of the architects,
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Room for Rent With Board

Ala N, 2l14-Clean, cool, quiet; priv
ileges rea home; garage. Ha. 1857.
CENTRAL, 1032-Lovely front rm., 2
gentlemen pref.t home cooking. Ii. $3.50.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2229-Pleasant cool
front rn. hot water; private home; priv
ileges. Good meals. Ia. 4706.
LARGE airy front rrn., privileges; radio;
meals optional. SOB E. 32nd. Wa. 1885.
CHILDREN to board; good Christian
home; mothers love and care; very Tea-
sonable. Rates. Oh. 1895.
LOVELY RM-Private home. north: priv
ileges; home cooking Ha. 2147.
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Business Announcements

OLD FLOORS REFINISHED
estimates on new floors. L. 1920.
ELECTRIC-sweepers. irons, washing ma
chimes repaired; lawn mowers sharpened.
1912 Ashland. He. 2845.
FOR expert engineering service, machine
and tool designing, reas rates. call JOHN
WATSON. IT. 1851. 405 Spencer Ave.
GEN REPAIR---BricE, cement. plastering,
BATH ROOM-Complete. s60 plumbing q
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4057
HARDWOOD FLOORS-Sanded and REIN
ished all work guar. WOLFE. Or. Ol14-R
OLD FLOORS REPAIRED
Est. Furn. Ir. 7479
HOUSE WRECKING-Chimney repairing;
general hauling reas. DR.. l042-W.
Rug Cleaners
sx12 DOMESTIC rug cleaned, si.75. CHIEF
RUG CLEANING co. HUI. 1892
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Machinery & Tools
For Sale Cheal

Two Ig Exhaust Fans: 56-in.. s-phase.
6o-cycle go volts, SOS R. P. M.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
s52s E. Washington st. IT. ISL
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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WASHINGTON. E. s0l6-s-rn niodern-
shady, ccel: fro1t and hack poEches: rcod
heat In winter tnducspert. xr. ses4
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G, B. COLEMAN.

-IAENUILEg o9NItIaIY on the commission.
WE WILL sell at Public Auction. one Olds-
mobile dog ambulance. motor number
G5sl5. serial number 43ACR. for storage
CHARGES amounting. to $3.50 at 10 a. m.
"Wednesday. June "a, 1881.
INDIANA METAL g. MACHINERY co,
8l2 =. Washington st.
JOHN. W. SPEICHER has sold all his in
tereSt in Indiana Rabbitries, 327 Peoples
Bank Bldg.. to Rowan Cnrtright
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Business OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE-N Penn; 10 rms. 9
garages; furnishings above aver. Ri. Clio.
MAN TO TAKE half interest, small busi-
ness: small capital required. 238 S. III.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BELLEFONTAINE. 1131-Front 2-rn1. apt.
overstuffed in-a-door bed. sink. So: other
apts.. $3.50 UP.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1902 large well furn.
front rms modern. gar. He. 4774.
BROADWAY, 1422-Beautiful front apt,
furn.; priv. bath; gar; reduced; adults.
BROADWAY, 2o62--3 modern large clean
rms. built-in features: sink. COOL ground
CENTRAL, 2 2228i-S. large newly fg Urn
and Sun. Utilities furn.; SO week; priv
ileges: adult. Ia. 2558.
near bath. sink in Kitchen. Ha 1891.
COLLEGE, 2231---2 or 8 rnl. apt; nicely
furn; private home: sink: porch reas:
EAST. N, 1872 airy rms sink range,
porch: everything furnished. S..
EASTERN, 209-Modern 8 rn. housekeep-
ing apt; list floor. Oh. 5055.
HoYT. 1112-2 furn:. conne.cting house
HIGHLAND AVE. N. al clean, modern;
LEXINGTON, l021-Large front nm. down;
priv. emit rms. up. $3.50 & S.. DR.. 554l.
MERIDIAN, S. 1909 front rooms, sink;
private entrance; s6. DR.. SAP.
keeping rooms. Ri: 41zs
NEW JERSEY, N, 741-2 extra nice, real
kitchen. lower floor; reason. Ii. 93l5.
NEW JERSEY, NJ, 854-4 rm. front apt;
ON6TSJuueQs everything luIH.s dCCOHlLlO-
date 4. Porch. also housekeeping rms.
OHIO. E., DISTINGUISHING rms; every
thing furn. $3.50 up. Gar. Use wk.
PENN. n. 2030-2 hsekp rms; evrythg.
furn.: also lge. front sip. rnl. Ha. o3o9J,
RANsDELL. 25l7-Nr. Garfield park: large
rm.: private ent.: SIS week. Dr.. 0509.
ST. CLAIR, E, S14-2 furn.: private entr.;
sinks always hot water: porch; reas.
TALBOT, N, 1852 rms. kitchenette
also fri rna. kitch'te; overstfd. ia. 1898
WASHINGTON. E., 1220-2-rm. suite,
private entrance; gas range: adults.
WOODRUFF. 544 Middle Dr.-Small apt,
So; everything furnished. Oh. 5l73
COOL RM.-With bath: kitchenette:
gentleman; So call before l p. m. Ii, 1888
10TH, E., 5l8-3 rms, utilities furn.; priv
bath. Central car; $3.50 wk. Lii 6149.
LOVELY WOODRUFF-Rn., kitchenette:
everything furnished; $3.50 Oh. 4lo8.
3lST, w 1852 completely furn., mod
ern rooms: garage. Ia. 255l
FURN RMS.-Sink, range, cabinet, Ice
box; strictly mod; SIS wk, Be. laos.
ROOM-Cottag in BrightWood: child
cared. 2936 Wood ST. rear BrightW'd bus.
WASH. E.. 33Ol-3 furnished rooms; mod
ern, private entrance. CHI. 1884.
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Instructions

GOLF BEGINNERS
lessons. So Phone Ia. 59i4.
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
pupil: play popular music in - weeks
by radio artists. Oh 052-J. NJ. Dollinger.
SPECIAL OFFER-Of six weeks free in
struction in pipe organ. voice and piano
valued from $40 to $50 a term r. 0s5s
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Miscellaneous for Sale
Building Materials
Barter and Swap

WILL TRADE used car for concrete work
and cinders. JONES MOTOR CORP.
Capitol and Vermont. Ii. 4455.
IL GAUGE shotgun for Evenrude or john
sons outhoard motnr Hi. 3263
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Indianapolis Rental Bureau

Desirable apartments In any Part Of
CITY. furnished and unfurniShe6. from s75
TO Si25. Transportation furnished No
charges or oblisatiens Ii. 4s07. EVENINGS
and Sunday wa nAa2 81 Ee III -.
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BUCKLE. 1865 rms: bedrm. art:
floors REIN; porches: heat. water: new
low rate. 81. 1913: ewes. Ha. 1663-M
nth. W. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette.
apartment utilities furnished: $50
Apply Apt. !. THE GRANT.
TENTH. E.. 1901 mod. apt: heat. water
and ianltor service: garage Oh. 2T5s.
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Help Wanted Male

LOCAL concern will employ men FOR
permanent well-paying positions must
have some direct selling experience. Ap-
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ADDISON. s.. 4O7-6-rooni, pantry. back
porch. garage; si7. Be. 1877.
ALABAMA, n, 256i-Attrsc. Term. double.
Owners home. fine cond.: can have furn.
Of XII. Din. rnl., bd. nm. laundry; reas.
ARROW, 1897 room senai-modern; $40.
Adults oniv Oh 4t1e
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sol North New Jersey St: 2 rooms with
kitchenette and bath; newly refurnished
all utilities: low weekly rent.
ALABAMA. N. l5fs-Nod.. 2-rm. art; in.
ssdoor bed; overstuffed; gar Ii. 1895
ILLINOIS. N, 5l24-Nicely Turn; 6-roon,
double. available summer rnns Ha oI2S
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zNTEENIAL. 40l-4-room bungalow with
arsge; gas. water. toilet and electricity.
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Coal and Wood
Miscellaneous for Sale

One green and ivory enamel coal
range. Large size. $50.
One walnut dining room suite.
Table, six chairs, buffet, china
closet, $3.50.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Corner Canitnl and South 81
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Real Estate for EXCHANGE

Five rooms. garage CRUISE. 12s N. Del
OLORED-Highland Pl., 2846; 5-room
double. senli-nod. garage. Ia. 6675.
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For Colored

Five rooms cleo. lights. gas. inside
toilet. sink in kitchen; newly papered and
painted. 743A w. Mich; $40.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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-Four rooms: lights. gas. city water; s14.
Schnid & Smith. Inc, Realtors
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2022 n. La Sale
Four rooms. lights. gas. city water.
Reduced to S14
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND. 2353-Home apt; modern;
private: garage. He. 1852.
ASHLAND. 1529-2-rm apt; bath, porch;
everything furn.: priv. entrance. Ri. 1915.
CAPITOL, N. 2354-Apt. furn.. rooms,
LIST. floor. $3.50 wk.; also rooms. bath.
unfurn.; garage space. $3.50 month.
ILLINOIS. N. 261I-Clean, nicely furn..
bedroom apt; gar. yard; utilities pd.
LEXINGTON. 1918 rooms. furnished,
will paint. DR.. 5541.
OXFORD. N, q Arm. Kitchenette, bath;
all outside rms; fur. or Nnfur.; garage
VILLA. 1627-Clean, nicely furnished
rms. in home; private bath; utilities;
near car; adults; $50. DR.. 4166.
WASHINGTON, E, 3720-Furn. apt; (
rms. and bath; priv. porch; 81 week.
THE HAnNES-810l2 H. NJ; beautiful
furn. apts: / or 2 rms; ress. LII. 1884
nth. W.. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment: all utilities furnished; SAG
Call Ant No / THE GRANT
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June II 1q2f - +4o4 4VH cSVunLy.
NoTTcE No ROAD coN1T 4 15 -, s. 8

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORs
Notlce IS hereby given that sealed bids
described as follows. will be received by
the plrector OF the State Highway Com
MISSION at his office on the 3rd floor of
me state House Annex. 100 North Senafe
avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana. until 10
a., m. on the 23d day OF June ig3i at
Whalcn time they will be publicly opened
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NJ. 2Oi0-s-roora mod. 2
& He 22f0
The Washington times., 1931-01-02
SEALS PROMOTE
MANY STARS

The San Francisco club of the
Pacific Coast League has sold
about $350,O0O worth of baseball
talent to the majors and in that
time only a few have been
handed back.
Selling ball players is as i'm
portant in San Francisco as win
ming a pennant. Doc Straub who
was in New York for the club
during the squabble over the draft
said that his business was raising
minor league ball players and the
club made no effort to spare ex'
pense in developing the boys ply
sically and professionally.
"If we find q player who is
weak and anaemic we do not
let him out. We give him a
thorough test. Then we change
his diet, sometimes feeding him
on four quarts of milk q day.
Our dietitiOn studies his case
and watches him at all his
meals. 1t does not cost the lad
a cent and while we have
slipped up on players we never
theIess, let them go in better
physical condition than when
they Joined us.
"HOw many baseball clubs in
the leagues want to sell back
the men we let them have? Look
at that Outfield of AverilI, JOlley
and Johnson. AveriIl is one Of
the best bets in the league. JOl-
ley had a big season with the
White SOx and will do better
next year.
"WOuId Cleveland or the
White Sox sell those two play
ers to us for what they paid
for them?"
Frank Navin wanted to know
from Straub if he was buying
any players and Straub said he
was. Said Navin:
"HOw about giving us half
what we paid for Roy John.
son. You can have him for
$4,000, that is what we think
about him."
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Aqua CALIENTE

FIRST RACE-one-f fourth mile;
maiden; 2-year-olds; claiming; purse,
"A. NJ. Hogan. 100 Valley Queen ..11s
xFlagg ........105I High River ,,,.1O5
Prince Volta LIP Sim ......,,,,111
Desert Boy ...105xBaby Bane loo
Run Shot .'1o5 xLittle Cousin. 1OS
xPop ..........1O5 King Maxim ...lO8
xMary Bane 100 xaCoalingo ,,.,,10O
Cucamonga ....111 bTaches .,,,,,112
aAllen-Bamberger entry.
hFinnegan Meadow Brook entrv
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half
furlongs; 3-year-ods; claiming; purse,
$500.
xSun B. ......1O2 xNews Item ,1O2
xYelverton 80. 99Connel .........1o4
xPrincess Ceuta. 81 Speedy All 109
xFuss Budget LOG xFred Hagel 80. 90
John n. ......104 xMiss Beryl ,..105
xCollege Inn E. 80 xChuno %
xMaEle Blnder. .1O2 My Saliva tion ..102
xMlidred n burg 80 9lxHuddersfield. 80
Country Belle. O7lxShayer 1O4
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half
furlongs; claiming; purse, $500.
Lady Lewis ...lO2 xDouglas Alley. 80
XIoto ......... 9II Wittora s......110
Mary Ream .s.lO2 xSakura ...... 81
Betty, Bet .1O2 xsun Thrills =. 90
xScotland Maid. 99l Westy's Broom lot
Preciosa .:.....1O2 xMiss Sage ....1O7
Lady Aggle ...lO7IXJim Mac ,...1O4
frying Ace ....ll2.xRace Extra ..1O4
xC. Earl Pat 99XLittle Hatchet. 80
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs; A.
year-olds and upwards; claiming; purse,
$500.
Hill and Hill. .1OS Gertrude West. .1os
xO My ........lO5 xCharming Lady1O3
Wooly meteor. ..1iOxAntiquarian ...1O9
XNormle ...... lo5 XMoney's Worth.10
xJoe McCord. .lI2 xOld Mark .....1O7
xLoanna ......lO5 lxBrunswick ....105
xLady Fad ....103 Rex Regal ,...1O8
xMaurice Ed ..105I IxHopeless 1O9
xOlive Dexter; lO3 O3Sunny Corn ....106
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs; 3-vear
olds and upwards; claiming; purse
$500.
Red Rider ....1l5I Virginia Beauty1O7
XClaude c. ....1O9 Dutch Boy ....112|
XBreakaway ...1O5 Red Leather ...112
XAltavar .....110ISir Argo .....112
NPaul Hirtsteinll 2,aThistle Spray. .112
XLaurie .......llOIxFort Worth ...1O9
NHlgh Sweep 93 Hit the Deck. 112
NLenny ';''' ~ IXBootee &C.. -. los
aIrwin- Walter entry.
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs: 4-year-
olds and upwards; purse, $500:
Old Black Joe. .110IxEmma Lou ..1Ol
Bill CosgraVe lilo xDeep River ..105
xWicka Wack. .103IxCoffield 1O5
xKit Carson lilo xciear star ::::1OS
XApopka ....'1O7 IxaKatharine w..1O3
Foreign club ..lOS Pepper Shot ...114
Little Captain. .110ixClark King .,103
xBla'che Brooke1O5I 5IxRay ,.:.1O5
aLesle Walter entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one
eighth; 4-year-olds and upwards; claim
ing; purse, $500.
xEuonymous ..11oIxMi Companero. 10
xCoat O. Mail. 1O6 xSir Dean lOs
XHeroakel .....10s xPat O'Connor. los
xRapida :....'!Os xRay Ruddy ...1o4
Shasta Nut ....1oSI
The Washington times., 1931-01-02
RENAULT STILL
HAS HOPES

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The
trail was unending. Fourteen
years he has been trodding along,
hoping that some day opportunity
would toss him into a ring with
a world champion.
Jack Renault, after all the
wear and tear of the years, still
believes he is a factor in this
rather weird rush for the heavy
weight title.
Renault was one of Phil Scott's
sparring partners at Miami. and
he used to belt our Phil around
quite a lot. He had him on the
floor and Scott did lot Of yelp-
ing about that, to say nothing
of outright screams when Jimmy
Johnston paid Jocko $50 a day
for his work.
Renault thinks that at last
the breaks have come his way.
He is taking MateO Osa's place
against Pierre Charles, cham
piOn of Europe, in a ten-rOund
bout in Madison Square Garden
tonight, and a victory with the
gabby but capable James
Johnston at the helm, who
knows what may happen?
In the past year Jack has
whipped many good men,