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The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
At Sons Home

Frank Lowery, colored, who has
been residing on a farm on the Big
Plain pike, was taken suddenly i'll
few days ago with a heart attack
and was cared for at the Nj. Thomas
home near the Lowery place until he
could be moved to the home of his
son, Ernest Lowery in London today
DR.. H. p. Sparkling was called and
rendered medical aid.
Mr.. Lowery is suffering with hear,
disease.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
London To Have Bargain Day
On Thursday, February End

number of merchants of London announcing TODAY
through advertisements this ISSUE special prices London
Sale Day, Thursday
Thursday the day of the livestock auction London and
the business firms planning the London Sale Day
junction with the auction
Warm weather has left many merchants with goods
shelves and effort these goods
prices will prevail, Thursday Some of the have
special purchases for London Sale Day. offering that are
the thrifty shopper
Visit the cooperating this London Sale Day event.
Thursday
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
Decreased Revenues and Pro-
posed Diversion Will Cut
Fund for New Roads,
MerreIl Says

Decreased revenues and the pro-
posed diversion of $4,000, 900 Of the
state highway construction fund to re-
lief purposes, will result in greatly
curtailed program of new roads in
1893, O. w. Merrell, state highway di-
rector, has reported
Merrell estimated the states share
of the gasoline tax accruing to the
credit of the construction fund at $10,-
350,000 for the coming year, Diversion
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
William F. SOllars
Dies at Mt. Sterling

William Franklin Sollars, aged II
years, died Monday at his home in Mt
Sterling, from diabetes. He is surviv-
ed by his widow, Mrs. Clara Sollars;
daughter, Mrs. Fred Grabill, Colum-
bus; a brother, Edward S. Sollars;
two stepsisters, Mrs. Sam Francis, OF
Columbus, and Mrs. Ann Shepard, and
two stepbrothers, William and james
Holcomb.pbou.fi: pa
The funeral service will be held al
2:3O p.s Wednesday at the residence
with burial rata Madison Mills by E. T
Snyder NfrMt Sterling.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
Negative Debate
Team Wins From
Delaware Friday

The Londo1lhigh school negative
debate teams composed of Jack Tan
ner, Lawrence Cummins and Sam
Heffron, defeated the strong Delaware
high affirmative team in the school
auditorium here on Friday afternoon
in an interesting and hotly contested
debate.
Prof, John Marshman, of Ohio Wes-
leyan university, served as the judge
of the debate.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
OAK RUN GRANGE
TO MEET FRIDAY

The regular meeting of Oak Run
grange will be held Friday night at
T:30 p. m.
Members are asked to please re-
member that dues must be paid at this
meeting.
"The Old Maids Club" will be pre-
vented by the ladies and refreshments
will be served.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
CONDITION SAME

The condition of C. E. Price, of
Newark, who is a patient in Mt. Car
mel hospital, Columbus, is reported
today as unchanged. Mr.. Price was
taken i'll while visiting his son, Vir-
gil Price, London theater owner.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
Tax League To
Meet Wednesday

R. l.. Hanlon, president of the
Washington county tax league, Mar
ietta, and w. f. Hale, also of Mar
ietta, will be the speakers at the
meeting Of the Taxpayers Protective
association of Madison county to be
held in the court house assembly room
in London on Wednesday afternoon of
this week at 80 o'clock.
Residents of adjoining counties as
we'll as taxpayers of Madison county
have been invited to the meeting.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
TO ADDRESS ROTARY

L. H. Lightcap, manager of the CO.
lumbus branch Of the International
Harvester Co., will speak Wednesday
before the London Rotary club on the
subject, Relationship of Agriculture
to Other Industry"
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
MRS. JUDY MCGUIRE
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Judy Phellis Mcclure, of near
Rosedale, has been removed to her
home from Grant hospital, Columbus,
where she has been a patient for the
past several weeks, following the
birth of a child. Her condition is re-
ported as favorable. Mrs. Mcclure
submitted to two operations while in
the hospital.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
GOES INTO THE MAJORITY OF HOMES OF TTH
COUNTY = REAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
TWO CAGE GAMES
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

= =
The Bellefontaine varsity boys bas-
ketball team and the Fairfield central
ized girls team will meet the London
teams in the armory here on Friday
night of this week in what promises
to be fine athletic program.
The Bellefontaine outfit defeated
Plain City last Friday night, 81 to s,
and the London girls won their game
with Fairfield a week ago.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. T. P. Watts, Deercreek town
ship, was removed from Mt. Carmel
hospital, Columbus, to her home on
Saturday in the Lukens & Ramsey
ambulance.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
SCOU TIERS TO
ATTEND MEET
MADISON COUNTY MEN TO SEE
MERIT BADGE EXHIBITION AND
ATTEND AREA MEETING
IN COLUMBUS
SESSIONS WILL BE HELD FEBRU
AIRY 9-12 IN SOUTHERN HO-
TEL-NATIONAL LEADERS
ON THE PROGRAM

Many Madison county Scouters will
attend the Boy Scout merit badge ex-
hibition and Central Ohio area con-
vention to be held at the Southern
hotel in Columbus from February to
IL, according to w. T. Dwyer, of
London, Madison county chairman for
the two events.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
CONDITION FAIR

Miss Jean Commeans, special
nurse from Grant hospital, Columbus,
is caring for Miss Blanche Wildmarl,
London, whose condition is just fair.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31

The merit badge exhibition will be
one Of the outstanding events in
Scout circles in Ohio this year.
There will be twenty booths-ten in
the mezzanine and on the stair land
ings, and ten in the lobby of the
Southern Hotel. These booths will
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
MRS. PECK ILL

Mrs. Kate Peck, who will be 81
years of age Tuesday, February IA,
is reported quite i'll.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30

december with Mrs. Anton .Ne,so,
and Mrs. Peter Miller at the Mill
nome. All members are urged :.
De present as this is the ANNA
business meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Iyerson 70
ohas. johnson. Mildred called on
MRS; Mary Miller at p~Ientywood On
Khefnert Stubbe paid the Herald
ounce a pleasant call and removes
ms subscription Friday.
MRS. Ed Hass and daughter por
olny OF Pleasant Valley spent SAT
nrday afternoon at the-hanreN
Mrs Chas. Johnson.
LAght snow and rain fell moncav
and Tuesday which made II slonnv
md a little colder from the WIND
"iho-
Mr.; and Mrs. Art HetIand enter-
aimed at dinner Sunday in honor
Harvey Haubaker of Peerless ana
and sannerud who are coon
eavlng Westby for the west The,,
LOCK Is entirely sold OUT.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30

snn ana IN ease Of your failure 10
appea or answer, judgment will ho
.ahen against you, by default ~
plant. Al tue COM
Ihis action is brought for the
purpose of procuring a Tay neae
rom the County Treasurer of Che
ies county, Montana. for tho
anus ana premises descrihed
son lu"s. to-wft: East half of the
G99- art and lots thtrteen
80 ana fourteen GD of sectson
eiA to), being the same &c AZ
southwest quarter of saottos Tue
~ ana the east half of the north@
west quarter and lots one "a aas
" OF section seven, being tbe
oaine as the northwest ouarter ~
seeelon seven ID; all being in
loWnship thirty seven (37l NORTH
range fifty-six f56) east of tha
montana Meridian, Montana IN
oheriaan County, Montana.
witness my hand and the zeal ~
,did Court this 4 day of Noyemhar
\. D. 1888. ofemoer'
Seal OF the District Court 0etA
1ERNON HOvEN.
'lentywood, Montana
Iu.orney for Plaintiff
'Hb. 16-4t.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
ARCHER
Edna Lee

Supt. Henry Raaen of plainly
wood visited the schools In the dc
trict Tuesday. us
swan Back of near Outlook MIR
chased a horse from Fred Lee n,
Tuesday. VI
J. w. Beachem was a plentvwooa
caller last Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Zeibanh ware
callers at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs
Ed Lee last Thursday eyeB4ne-
CliI1ord Knudson and Percy Mo-
were callers at the Styve horns lac,
Sunday. e last
several young folks near Archie,
az a dance at Archer last sat,,r-
day evening.
MIS-. Nels Thompson and inran,
daughter returned to their home
recently after spending some time
al rnentyWood where Mrs. Thomn-
son underwent an operation at tha
Memorial hospital
John Eggen and son Joseph re-
turned from a trip to Minneapolis
last saturday evening.
ROBERT Benson Is busy during
the week end trapping weasels
Tred Lee and Conrad galfor
naoe q trip to Antelope last Wed
iesday where they exchanged wheat
VI iiour at the Antelope mill.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
Civil Service Exams
fE ConserVationist!s

q United States r,us,
.u%. nIssfon will accept appIicat,ans
un1II December IL for nosittora =,
oonservaiionists forestry or Va, ~
vus grades. to fill vacancies ~
ne forestry Service, Deparfmant :,
aefieuitnre These new nas,.saea
Ave Deen created by the emeresn.a
noIh approved by the Public W.,
lu as part OF the National Nc
cosery Act program. and anaatae -
menfs may be only for the drra.an-
OF such work. duration
a separate list or a,ie;ht
saen grade will be estahlishaa ~
Hacn OF the following ontiona1e.
IIosion control, silvicuIture ransaI
management. forest and rance !
olosy. forest economics. forest :
nlihisIration. forestry survey yar
esI recreation, and forest ,sa
QUESTION. lahd &C
The salaries range from 81 soo
@o.4vO q year. less a ded,,ctson
not 10 exceed Is per cent as
measure OF economy and J
deduction of 3h per cent
rui information MAJ be ohtainaa
TON Jack Bennett. Secretary Of 1ha
,nIaed states Civil Service Roa ra ~
IA miners. at the post office ~
his city. ~
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
SUMMONS

In THE DISTRICT cpTTpT M
THE FIFTEENTH JunTcraI
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA IN AND FOR TIM
COUNTY OF SHERIDAN
Nieis Madsen, Clerk C Recorder .,
sheridan County, Montana and
olellcan County, a quasi-muni-
cipal corporation, PLAINTIFF
vs.
nose Raymer Grace Temner,v
frank Brightsman and PAM
hurtz. County Treasurer OF sbar
Dan County, Montana
THE STATE OF p MnMTaMs
senos greetings to the above named
defendants and to each of them
0 are hereby summoned !,
answer the complaint -fhts1. -
ion which is filed In the office ~
ene Clerk Of this Court. a cow ~
Wnlch Is herewith served upon ona
y you In each County wherein anv
= you reside, and to file your an
'Wer n serve a copy thereof ,,non
ne Plaintiffs attorney within TWEEN
J Gays after service of this SIM
'pons' exclusive of the day or sar.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
WESLEY
Mra- Charles Jehnsn

Mrs. Martin Anderson and ta,,or
~ returned from Minot Tuesda
wnere her daughter underwent al
operation Tor mastoids. She lis get
ing along nicely.
american Legion AuxiItar,
met Thursday afternoon al the ho1nx
o. MRS Fred Campbell. The after,
noon was spent In quilt making
Amorose's basketball team plavec
nere Tuesday. The score was 6 tn I
IN favor OF Ambrose.
John Leininger and son Dave ~
fortuna called on Wesley friends
Thursday.
A stag party was given - ~.
1ulneran church Friday night in
1nonor Of Oliver Sannerud and NeIa
tseisoh VINO are soon leaving West
Cards are out tbe
marriage of Alma Ecknes& or skar
Io Lake and Victor Westeaard ~
Fwinbridge. N. Oak.
sneriH Lynch OF Crosby attend
ed 70 business affairs In Wesanv
ne first OF the week
MIS-. Jongensen OF McEIrov ,o<r
ne first OF the week for Kenmara
returning home Monday.
Oscar Helseth attended 10 bra,
ess affairs in Bemidji. MINI last
Feek.
Nels Nelson and oliver sanne,
PIT Monday for the west
tMrs. A. j. Olson returned tha
psf OF the week from Mara,as
there she visited relatives oaa !
Lends the past week.
Several ears of friends maid tna,r !
~ respects at the funeral ar patar {
|ruyold at Comertown SUNDAY =
- ana Ms Ed Iverson, Mrs. g
Plas. Johnson. Mildred spent FIJI I
n .. me nome OF Mr.. and Mrs G
aa Hoist OF Comertown.
ths malion Schultz left the lasr ,
the week for Minneapolis To cnn p
rm which re- - regards to her =
bubble the past yaar cha musn :,
BIT her son Lloyd wno - also n
ldent there. ~ hs
Mrs. Marion Kroua. -
maurice Stouten OF Lone Tree IL
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ias'ate OF Gertrude Bolstad =,
e94SoI ~ Ut

Noeice is hereby given by the I'm.
iuerslghed, Ernest Bolstad, Admin.
,seldtor OF the estate of Gertrude
aolslad deceased, to the creditors
ahu an persons having claims
asaihst the said deceased. to exhjh-
u mem with the necessary vouchars
Wllhln four al months affar4tha
l,rst publication of this notice ~
the said Ernest Bolstad ~ Hona
- montana, or at the law office
- = vernon Hoyen. plentywood. Mon
eaha In the county of Sheridan
ERNEST BOLSTAD
auliilhlstrator of the Estate of
Bolstad. deceased.
Jated November 27, 1898.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30

yoaf minds. The Junior work !,
ue greatest moving van eyer IN
- human brains. A moyfne
ia Ueeause it is going to move the
ossuins prejudice. the old time
o~i1.ieuitles. worries, bumps. hmm.
anu noiiows from the path of I'm.
'uie Farmers of this land. That 10
lne purpose Of your work and mtna
eourd any thing be GREATER
mome of Montana, don't Won
IeAiize mat the time for dilly daIIv-
ing over trivial things is past We
mus oe up and doing il we hone
10 give our children the legacy of .
secure future. What is the nsa m
iease your children money n tbav
must fieht ayarice. crime and -,
essio What will it profit n par
10 eaY his child riches If the
enlIu must bear the burdens of the
Ia'he surely in every comml1nttvI
mus be omeon who ar
Dreeiates The great work that is. he
ore inc men and women OF fhis
anu, ana Is willing TO put his Nv
ief shoulder to the wheel and ba,n
0 Surely there is
'o1neone that has a human sna RI
!. lneif heart. a spark that viii
! -. aho ourn thru helping others
! mere Is such a person wonst
piease begin to work now FIR
ne JUNIORS Write for tba M
IaHs. teach the young peonIe tha
hinss thev should be faupht ns
- asias start today. Too much
mas already been lost Bepsn
oh the greatest work that ho,
ion. an ofsanfz-
.unior leaders. it's up to you rr
uIe not interested ask soma ~ {
'1Aed person to take vour n,oaa !
~ appeai to you. has left Won
iina someone who will carry .
Nu local In this state shonJd :
"i'nout a Junior Leader ia nar. !,
the junior work. IT O can,t =
In your heart ri q
sIsat cry for hep that conas :,
: al rural young people nlaasa :.
Y soneone who will resnona ~
NY heartfelt thanks aoas -. ~
many leaders who have wort -
- sliinslF and so well. ANYONE
.s VINO Is wiling TO haln =
- farmers of America
EsI In the ring. n wen al
n@nds and work together
~ many will respond7 p,o... Z
te me. pon Flease :
fraternally yours :
Mrs Mildred A.. kav
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30

verson gathered at the Rock .snktne
schooi house where they hIInea
them celebrate their 18th .wZddfne
anniversary. W0uuins
iast week visiting near Homestead
Lars Morck spent several dave
Guy Allan sold a bunch of horses
TO Ed Johnston of Crosby snnaan
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
0ALRIDGE
Mrs Lon Myers

MT. and Mrs. Harold Gunther and
raushter were Plentywood callers
iuesaay, Thursday and Saturdav
rieasant memories will ever lin.
: with Miss Hettfe Drawbona
VINO was given a surprise in coaI,
lIuse on her 25th birthday Wednes
aay evening. Many frie,ds from
nefea nd East Coalridge were pres
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30

: les. selling us out. what ole,
eah II De that Is contemplated n,
Tue ones that are now trying to Ia,
house. couf'
IT may be that "a lot of neon,e
would rather starve with an old
Idea. than cal with a new ona :
our eats and u d~eplorable
financial condition can not be i'm
proved upon by going still farther
into debt.
Common sense along with All
these years OF experience should
prove beyond a doubt that This 10
no Time to talk new Court House
VINO Is doing the most worryinp
aooul our records? Is II fhe far.
.ners that are now on the verge nfl
having their homes confiscated hvl
Inc money lender. or the govern
ment 0 taxes, or has the money
lender and bond holder startaa :.
ords? io
Wnen Abraham Lincoln was
president the big financiers and
pahkers came to him and demand
Gu DaUtie-ships along the shores If
view York to protect all their gold
ana money. Lincoln said. aIf 7 had
much money as you say you have
! you'd build my own ]
was and is that point worthv !
any considerations A new cnrr 9
Is by no means a hatt,a ! :
nssel1neiess It Is protection. :
Win All thei money 1t should :
s only fair II they build 1t. II II =
nusI De erected In times like this =
q lev, we are all slaves far !.
lsury and high taxation. 7
= Tree citizen with security ear- {
~ nuIToW money to pay 4 doctor !.
nas oT any other honest. LEGAL !.
urpose. but we can get money 1or :
lealt, which lis supposed to sarva :
purpose) to build a new county =,
ourt house. eoahty az
The government donatas 49, ~
bankers credit. that mr1 = !.
aid back with interest IN : ~
.ople OF this nation. Are we parf n
them. Must we believe thai vel tb
: passing from 4tthe survival ~ ",
: 1ittest to the survival or nar- b.,
Dai -
re are, It Is true. paying ont !
u money annually for rent tn ed
: rfenfywood school district. hutI car
&C money does not 20 d,roctIu rip
y Inc money lenders pockat wo
licn Is n consolation. II helns| ii
our children and young eve
'pie, that shall In the future trv YOU
clear up this Sheridan comfy VIII,
dncial mess rul,
again the writer asks what kind Per
uoiiaTs are we going to nav nov
That subject has NOT bean hap
upon. Is 1t going to take MAI
an bushel OF wheat, or is # And
NJ TO take ten bushel to Inv Is
OF these doIlars7 may
he homes of some peonIe - Ine
STAKE now Our homes are tbe ~
ndatf0n for our civilization ard go
sress, and when we nave ! III ~
eople about to lose them through
Iauit OF their own. we nave no -
or moral right to do anythinp
snall hasten their eviction. not
single n OF them. That's What
mean and we don't mean mavha
Arthur Dahl.
rrrncrl
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
ROCKY SPRINGS

Several farmers from hi. 80.
- - . carload OF cattle to
Is eastern market last week
zap smith has moved into the
Murphy place 1he
number OF neighbors ann
af'ends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hal.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30
Ae<tnBm
N
SELLING us OFT

les. selling us out, what else
can II be that is contemplated by
tne ones that are now trying to Law
inc foundation for our new court
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-08
BARBARA STANWYCK
 IS SENSATIONAL HIT

The sweeping significance of q screen play like "The Miracle wo- man" the Columbia film that
 opens at the Dream Theatre, Tuesday, April II should long re- main in the memory of theatre goers. Here is a brilliantly con Iceived film about the age-old but powerful theme of regeneration through love. Barbara Stanwyck contributes another of her mem orable performances in the dram attic and emotional starring role. Without any question of doubt, here is a star that is sensational. She is one of the outstanding act resses in pictures -beautiful and a performer of rare ability. Such sincerity in acting is rarely seen. She has made every one of her screen Interpretations master piece through her ability to act ually feel her way into the part. Don't miss her performance fin this film.
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-08
.OCAL NEWS

he Nome Kennel Club completed 'pther successful season of dog
 es, carnival sports and amuse- nts that will make history for its st worthy organization.
 The spirit shown by the mem- s of the club and eagerness to p by everyone in Nome, made
 possible to carry out elaborate ns this year.
 The Kennel Club eKarnival held t Saturday evening at the Eagle Il was attended by one of the st enthusiastic crowds ever as- inbled in the hall.
 The opening event on the pro- nm was a play capably directed
 Garnet Martin, "You Tell En- tyed by the Arctic Dramatic uIb, cast as follows: Florence nney, Margaret Rowe, Betty Lin erry and Carl Glavinavich. ; After the play the Jitney Dance lrted. Five cents a dance and 8 floor was packed The Nome chestra rendered excellent music.
 The Country Store with it's cks of groceries, was jammed tn eager patron ons,zs9
 lucky guessers passed thru the owd with armsful of winnings. There was a nigger baby booth ider the management of Al trey crowded full of sure shots Id then the crack and bang of 2 rifles started over in Edua lristofferson's target range. Pat ms stood in line waiting their
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-08

turn to show their skill or try
 ing their luck. There were 2000
 rounds of ammunition shot away and the winners of the prizes
 were: First, Archie Wheeler. per
 feet. score; second, Bob onmauk, iss; third, Carl Glavinoyich, ss. The second prize was awarded i to Bob on account of his group Ibeing in one hole with the excep- Ition of one shot out of the bulls | eye. Carl made e99 percent one target after another, but his shots
 were not quite as closely grouped
 as Bob's. During all this time the Queen Iof the Trail guessing contest was
 causing much interest and teh score board. showed thousands of votes piling high for the fayorite.
 On the stroke of twelve the booth
 closed and lihtle later Miss Jane Jones was pronounced Queen of the Trail for 1883.
 Fascinatingly pretty, Miss Jones was escorted to the center of the
 big stage, < by Mir. Chas. Code, president of the Nome Kennel Club, and seated on the gold and green throne. As the Queen rose to bow in appreciation of the rec option she received, president Code crowned her with a dog collar and then placed gar assgsssgsssss [nerK beautiful gold nugget neck lace. gift from the club. Then Queen Jane presented the winners of the dog races their prizes as fol lows:
 Mems Speed Race; first Al Carey Established aNnew worlds record). Second, Ed, Rohn; third, Pete Olson.
 Women's Speed Race, seven mile