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ON CHARGE OF FRAUD
AlloKcd to llavo Secured Money
From l'arcuts of Sons Who
Disappeared Overseas.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
;LYNCHBUH(i, VA, July 1.?ltay
tnond Fitch. a young man. is under
Wrest here charged with using the
malls to defraud, the .-irrest having
been made by the local police who
Will turn him over to Federal author!- j
ties for further investigation. Ac-?
COrding to the police, Kilch has writ- 1
?; ton letters to parents of several lost
i tons, telling them that the sons were
In a local hospital, recovering from
Injuries sustained In an accident and
In need of money.
Replies were to be addressed to
the general delivery here, and :l i?
claim.-.1 that Kitch received at lea?t
one letter This was addr.-ssed to it.
A. Newman, but delivery was reluset:
,by Postmaster Adams In absence of
;> s an order. Kitch returned with this
and got. the letter. When arrested.
' the police took from Kitch a note
, book containing names and addresses
..of a number of persons who /lave
? relatives missing.
Work llrelns on Ilislnrny.
NKW CAN'fv'N, July I.?-Work his
commenced ho re on the repair and
(grading of the State highway extend
ing from New Canton southward to.
wards IMllwyn. Trucks I. iv. been
ordert-J by 11??? highway department
for the purpose of haulit.c gravel for '
? resurfacing the entire road from New 1
Cnnton to Cold 11:11. This uravel
topping, which is found at "I'ppor
Ore Bank," three miles south of Ar
vonia, is said by experts to be one
of the finest road materials ever dis
covered in Virginia Ponds which
Jiavo been built of this material have
proved veritable marvels which have .
attracted attention of all passers. A
-Colorado tourist who reeentlv visited :
this section said that the roa.l south ?
of Arvonia and north of Gold lliil
surfaced with this rod gravel, was
- ..the best road traveled from Denver,
i -Col., to New Canton, Va. T'.io high
way department will be urged use
; ? tills material as far as it will go
.5." ,th,? ,N"?rth-and-South ( Washlnuton
Raleigh) Highway.
- J'Inn Pncemii ac I'rederlekKbnrjr. I
FREHMtlCKsnUltC,. July I.--Plans
- . are rapidly being completed for a
v j spectacular event in the form of a
s historical pageant for Julv r.th in
this city. Amid beautiful" setting
on \\ ashinetou Avenue, it Is planned
to erect a seat of state. ?ipon which :
?will be e-throned person rore
* sen ting historic Fredericksburg Peo
ple depicting every period of Fred
ericksburg's history will appear ami
?a?T' tableau about ? he
??E ."i? flirure. l.ocal peortle, assisted
. hf, Normal School students. will
give the various dances of the i>o
i 'i^ss-tw j
I ? ' ?
\f
d I Ire C hief.
r, It-I.K. \ A . July ].- .lames P
? "Mi-oaVs was re-elected citv 'Ire eMe'
by the City Council this afternt
- easily outstripping- t'.vo ,si? ir
r .. candidates. P K I.inville was eleet. 1
I c'tv engitner. Hober: P.rvd- n v.-a<,
? chosen for the twentv-flfth con<=eeij'
?*; ritr and f..?r minor |
official positions were filled j;
, the last joint session of the present
council. i
ft.
/ llnrrlson l* Pint Com in >in(|er.
Fnv.ni-.KicKSPtTitc,, .t?iv i Th?
Bowon-Frank] in - Knox 1'ost of ? y * f
American T.ririon of this citv h ?>?
!?' elected Captain Ottnynn N. 11 a rri-'on
ns commander. Captain Harrison saw
'? . !<' nv" In the world
| the conflict RS
I ,r
/' Roiirne has l.een appointed ..
f' ' Srnmr w':,rd,n f,r Stafford Countv ,m
I " f? ?r/>r f A"*'n bas t.e..,, n" filed for
&; - the County of Prince William. '
F 7 VVCu'l'-rrn"'"1 Reeling.
J ^ - JIih. IJ( ? \ \ Tnli* t ii ,
? Harper. K. .1 ' r?o"h'orlv. James \
? r'.y,l? -'enrilngs, John !( c^Jo
' n T141 }'4| ( i f'o] Ap< ? , n Tl? ' 1 1 1. . ?
>?; delegation from t ? ' i ,
l, annual mj",, ,',VVhe F kJ"
^ ..grand lodge, which meet- li C '?" ?.
g5 ,,next Monday. '
DATE SET FOR REHEARING
OF CASE OF J. J. GUINAN
?,jBJu,ir,-,,f,'n,.W,,,*,,rnr 4rwt?fn?
k /".r ''? ???PHlMirg M:.n I
i ?' r?!n? ? . '? Monvlnuirbler.
? .. Mullen today s",-j Jt's? v ? t*>~.' u, *
v s. for argurj.^nt -no-^.n f-,t .
k i. new trial r J..?,n .i
I'MHiemV-r of the ; ,
l -2'ho ?v:'s " ......-V
y,. Court h. re e .-;v
sev.-ntevn year.- in V^.'.
tlary. ,n 1 ' ? ? 1
r ?'?% motion \v !1! Y'r T-,.., ,, , r,
| H. Mann, r^unc ? .-1 ... "V ?:
? j. and ?.*om!nr?' o. .
: ik and o. a. Pollard, wl a as V
proserutioh. t!5C'
Auto >1
Plans for a f
''specialty r.f hand: ne >t
: -the autom.r~ k
'.discussed bv |; ? ' * *.?'
Ij-.Sjmen. j>ue to th? -?
.Vtianks to d ?'<. ! ?
Hgyioncgsen11.11 s mueh ,i;n,' ... ..nn ',,r
i^Vsaid. is being .v.,?" 1h
?'mobile df-a . rs '. . -
?^business ' r
f - ''bank would do ' " .. . v " * '
? among dealers. ??? - ? .
accessorv n,< ?. ^v,.
?: interested in t
? " T^T N<"' F 'V; "'V: .
V, jamin Frank <
a resident ' ?
gi'gjpounty. died ar a ' .... ? .
5P-'*W?dnesday. His '
Pi-.to Nelson f r . "
r--.-was the father of \v j- ', ... ~
vfv1*8 clty
T,he Frtiitest of Flavor" f - >
? Fruit Gum is an evM \ t , 1 . "
Sfi'-purc fruit flavors. Try a
clay. Made by Fle. r a,V" -' "
- 6C.?Adv. 1
Telephone Madison 1)21 ^
. ? |
_ 8
Salesroom and Service ^
h
?- ?iiiw out vice X
Station,
Temporary Location,
l-'tl \y est Jtroad Si reel, ^
Jtieliinond, Va,
; Stutz Motor Corpn. [[
lydnor Pump & Well C'0., Inc.
j Dialrlbulorv.
Aw ^T:-' , .
TRANSPORTATION SNARE
IS BEING UNTANGLED
] anU Lrllrr on 'i'ruilr Condition*
Uliimi-K l''rrlgiit Tlr-t i> for .iiwil
<>f IIumIiicnh lllN.
American National Hank's gcnvral
J-iter on trade conditions and busi
ness forecast has the following to
?say on cotton consumption: "Cotton
i consumiition for May totaled 541,000
' bales, compared with -ISS.OOO bales 111
i May of last year, and during the
month, IH.OO.Oi'O spimlles wuiv ao
tivc. compared with 33,531.000 active
J.i Aluy of last year. These figures
?n cotton consumption do not sup
1 ort statements ot decreased factory
output."
i no li tier further states that crop
conditions for lt<20 are far lrum
promising bumper fields. The nearly
;>0,0o0,00i> acres in winter wheat a
year ago compares with 3-1,000,000
acres at this time, and 23,000.o"0
acres ot spring ?heat last year is
n placed by oniy 1 l1,000,000 acres this
year.
t>usiness opeeratlons are showing
some decline from recent totals, and
price recessions, although slight, are
continuous. inability to llu.vnce is
holding back sonic projects, * out the
really great hindrance to business
activities is transportation conges
tion. which is. however, slowly, but
steadily, being relieved.
COAST LINE OPERATING
EXPENSES SHOW INCREASE
figures Are .Illicit Urcater Than
ltc\enurs. According; to Stntenieiil
.IiinI Made 1'tibllc.
Interesting tig tires are shown in a
t a t cine n t of revenues anil expenses
just issued by the Atlantic Coast l.ine
Kailtoail. For the month <>i" May
1 S*-0, after deducting operating ex
penses and taxes, the operating In
come is $?11,133 as against $305,330
for May lur.i, and SSJ.5.46S for the
s.'iniu month in 1'jIS. In other words
where the operating revenues have
only increased from $4.202,7&S in May,
li'lS, to $5,673,377 in May, 13:10. the
operating expenses have increased
from $3.117.311) in May, 1'JIS, to $5,-'
OS 4.515 in .May, l'J20.
Krom January 1 to May 31. 1920, the
operating revenues were $31,105,801'
at against I.M.SG2. IC2 for the same'
period In l'.ilS. The operating ex
panses dropped over $0,0<*0.000 from
the tirst six months in r.'l'j to she;
lirst six months in r.<2o. The operat
ing income dropped from $0,003,123!
for the tirst six months in 191S to $3,
727,722 for the same period in 1320.
Arrested on l-'orgerj- Clmrge.
Kdward Mel.atnh, 22. a negro who
i.-ave h:s resilience as 302 West Clay'
Street, wa.i arrested yesterday by po
lice charged with unlawfully and
f-'ionousiy forging a certain "check,
purporting t?? lie an order or draft
of tiie Mechanics' Savings Hank of
Kichniotid. lli- was charged also with
unlawfully forging the name of A
I'. Price, and unlawfully attempting
to obtain $'10.On \v"i !li of merchandise !
with Intent to di frar.il A. D, Price.'
Mel.nmh will !,.? arraigned in Police;
Court today to answer these charges.'
Is Yielini of *> jiiirlinis Cheek.
O. ii. Tompkins, 406 West Broad j
fstrcet, was the victim of a spurious
elsi ek game yesterday. Ahout 4
o'clock In the afternoon, according to
his report to police, .t white man en
tered ills store and looked at a motor
cycle. which ? its valued at $20". The
man gave him a cheek for this
amount and r'"!e away with his new
possession He has not been Seen '
since. Mr. Tompkins became suspici
ous. ami an Investigation proved
that the check was worthless.
ItAltCAIN AMI SAI.IIS.
\ K M -?)?>?? >i>-i li ii ? I' I ,\ 11 n,l. !.
No. :>J north 11!.' Kensington Avenue.
l .'. '.relies is i .'ievi luii't ? -t f '??t
?ii. li. . I,v ?<??! I t. I.it'll. IT.iHu. Jun- 7.
l.-.V Tax, t:; -. '
A K* lit 'ii Muliletii.in ?'! :< ? : Mvrtb*
i* !tiirt"o N". s"Ut!i 1 ae 1 *.i11r- "ti
w< ? i :r f - ? ?-t <*.??%.: m4 v ? . ?? ?
I '1 f : IP. inihr- I.ieti. I ?',.!.??? May
1 ? 1-.V Tax. IP. f ???
\ K-ni"li M i.i.'"l "i ? t 't'-. .1 ti"I.? P.
i ? N?? "* ? .! It 1 i *.? IV*' *-? \V"
f. iv I I'l v ?rnl \V. ?>: . >?.? .'?? :
Ins late t*. , J'M'.e-. .! i::n- U.
Tax.
Inc., t i
TOP
5'
SfiLE OF CALOMEL
Says Calomel N Mcrpury and
Acts I.ike Dynamite (in
Your Liver.
liodson i" ranking a hard fight
iRainst call-mi 1 I si the South, livery
druggist ! ;: s rio:ie<.| .t great falling
? ff in the sale of calomel. T. ? v all
give the sao ? reason- -I>od.3'<n I.iver
Tone .?> t ik.!..r ?:? piace.
"i':t ,jmel ; < 1.. ri' is r.nd p.-iple
know it, n ? He L>ods"ti's Liver Tone
.s perfectly t ?? ::.l g:v?-s b.-'ter r< -
iPs'." said .i prominent 1- ? i: drug
gist. Dodson's I.iver Tone Is per/on
. y t". ! 1 '??.'(? ry drugg.?;. A
.t-.rgc ?? ' hut a few < -Tits,
i-. ! :f P f ; '? ' ? gi .e easy re;i- f in
every ,s i.f liver - i-: sliiies s. and
eons ipa l you li.tve ,y to aak
for your sr.orc y back.
1 ?? dson's I.iver Tone Is a plin.-.int
? .>? :s.g. p'lr ??>'.. Vetri ' ii !? ie rer.e.ly.
i. irtnb s.4 ? ? bi.th c .Ild'"-. and ,el
Take a spoos,ful at nigh: and wake
f - line ' : no i.-linipi> s . r-iok
? id ? : 1 stoma'Pi '.r ???ns11 -
; i"> 'i I c.v- i It d" ? -a t gripe or
.-e It.' ??!.%?? nh-rico - 1 t! ? iii u day
? v i . :p j:kS Ta a ?! ? ? (
? ,os. i- lay arid tomorrow you will
' ?; w- k s :.-k and naw ? - d | ion':
-e a day's rk" Take I)od - ii'h
I.iv ?? r 'I on' ir : ?? ad and {? ?'. fine, fuli
"f vigor and ambition -Adv
1 Kelrigerator i
i x
z %
j We've been selling'cm \
) for 35 years and we tell \
\ you THEY ARE GOOD. |
\ "Ask Your Neighbor." \
\ All sizes?priced to >
i suit you. \
\ ' 1
Chas .Go Jurgen's
Son
Exclusive Agents.
Adams and Hroad Sis.
X
It. Clinton Mos? lot 1L', block 3. Monu* I
nu?nt Awnuu 1'arH* Novnnbcr -S. UI9.
Tax. II; $10
Rebecca 1'. I.ovonstehi. i#on (husband), t??
(it-oiK*- H. (Hack. east line I{i?u!? vui?l, |5
foet s tutli Kens.iiKton Av<*iiu?*. south J2xr?0.
1-loila. I2.fr0o. $.\~?0. .May 20. 1320. 'lux. 410).
Robocea IV l.ovonstoin, H*n|. (husband),
to UourKi* H. li.uk. .? ?*>? lino llouveiurd.
77 f??? t yiuili K<'ii>tni;ton Avenue. south
feet. Lien, .May 10. li.V. Tax.
H 60; ?!??
Hex O. Jorio.* ? t a!. to Iini!.ih F. M(,Iv n
zU\ No. 321" north line Floyd Av? nuv. 112
foet I inch*"s west Auburn west 1> loot S
Inolios by lJ-i root. Juno 23. 1923. Tax.
I7.&0; flu.
Ilonr\ K llcnko ot at. to H? x O. Jones.
No. 3210. 3i.lH north lino Floyd Avenue.
14- f cot I In* ncs west Auburn wet J? foot
S inches by 135 foot. Juno -J. 1320. Tax,
110.
KiTie t!. Spencer ot al. to Cecil llolv
fb d ct al.. oast linu north Av?nuo. 213
foot north Norwood north ?*? \I - t^vt. June
15. 1320. Tax. 13.30. I.ion. II.. 0;
H LMxoti 1'own rs ? t al to 1'. .Murphy
?V- Son. I no., wom lino Itoulevard. 11 > foot
north Floyd north 73 foot 3 Inchon by ll>
foot. 1 ^ i c n s. *35.on) and $ 15.cU). Juno J I.
1320. Tax. *135; 5
TlCtSTS.
Jay 11. Odell tJohn HiiRloy ot al.%
trustees, 320^ north lino Kensington Ave
nuo, 'Ji?.3 foot west Clove',and. west 25.3x
loo. 2 3-4 feet. June 7. IJ JO; $1,000.
Myrtle i_?. llurton t?? John llagley ot
a*... trustees, 320i south lino i'attorson
Avenue, 75 f ? t west Cleveland, went
25x31.11 1-1 foot. .May 23. 1.?-'?); $3,000.
.f\ilia I'. Nance to John Maicioy ei ais.,
trustees, No. 3 0 3 south line Patterson
Avenue. 25 foot \v. st Cleveland, west
25x100.2 7?x loet. Juno 12. 1320; 5 *.;*.??o.
Hex t?. Jones ?*t al to t'h:i>. I\. Willi-,
trustee, 32 12 north lino Floyd Avenue. 1? 1
foot west Auburn, west 13x135 foot. June
22. 1320; 52,350.
llouluh 1\ AloKonzle to Chan K. Willis,
trustee*. 32lo north lino Floyd Avonu-,
142.1 fort west Auburn, west lx.sxl35
feot, June . .. 1520; $2.2
lloulah F. McKeiuio to i'has- K. Willi*,
trustee. No. 21J north Jin- Floyd Av? -
itu l l J * feel west \ li ? : m, west . 8 S \
feci .1 une - 1 92 ?. $1
Mi!as Harts ot al to 1i. A. Cephas, trus
tee. No. 1120 north lino l.oit*h Street. ITS
feet west Kinney, wo?t lSx 120 feet. June
23. 1020; 1612.
Cecil ti. Holy hold ot al. to A. 1-!. Chan
man, trustee oast line North Avenue. Jill
feet north Norwood, north 50x135 f ??? t.
Subject to prior lien (1.500. June 1.*.
192??; J I.ni
David 1? Wanes ? t al. to A. 1!. Chap
man. trustee, east line Hawthorne Ave
nue. 351 0*; feet south 11. IV Houlevard.
south 60.2Sxl&3.11 foot. June 7. 11*20;
t l.<Mk0.
K II. Wilson to .T Howard Leonard,
trustee. No. 12 we^t line First Strv.-t. i 7
foot north Cary, north 2b.2x130 foot. Juno
1*. 1320; $2,500.
Ferguson C. Walker to Tho*. r>. Mos-n.
trustee. No. 161?) west line First Avenue,
175 foot north h'ront. north 52.0x1 to feet,
June 10. K*20: $ 1.750.
11 N. Heck to T. I>. Adamson, trustee,
west line Fonda!!, 17fi feet from l.arly's
Mile Hoad. south 6^x135 feet. June !.
1320; $S0(?.
Chas. II Phinips to A V. Shea et nIs.,
trustee. N v ;>L1 south".corner Craoe
,?nd Po lvidere Streets. >t; 3x153 feet. June
In. 1V20. {I**.250.
Willi:? in Harvey t*>!iver et al. t-? K. F.
Schmidt. Trustee, east line The T?-ra< .
230 feet south It iron lload. south 5?'\ I 1
fee t. June 23. 1020; $3,013.
KKI.KASKS.
\V. K. Purrell. Jr.. trustee, to John W
ffnneoek. No. west line .Meadow tf f* ?
' in h'is north Main, north 22 f* e? \\
?y l'?o f.-ot 1 in* h Juno 1>. 1320:
(.teorire M !t<v)ker. trusteo. t ? Srirah
Hrooks. No. 1 u ?. north lino I.-Iirh S:re..t
ITn feet w-?: Kinney, west 1 vx 12 0 fe^t.
! une IT.. 132^* $r.!?s.
Julian T. Winfref, A. E. Chapman, trus
:^es. to TarneM \t Spender, east line North
\venue. 21 ' f? *? t north North Av?nu? . north
i0x 13?? feet. June 22. H?20: $2.10".
A. K Chaftnan. ?rustt *. to II H Hib!>s.
Tr.. west line Griffin Av*n?ie. fi?et
r;??rt!: <"rawj -r'. nortli "a>\135 fe-.t Ma .
12 1920 I1.1S&
Itk hn?on?l Trust Co. to rhar'f ? N!'.rh!v.***
1 3. : 7. it v.,rth Adam". Noi I?? 1-2
ind 12 Wcat Main Street June if'. 1020;
C. S. Wa^e-.steln ct a!., trustees, to
IValter rr / ?n ^1 . northwest ? , ? ri? r
an-! Thirtv-? ? nd Streets 00x06 f-? t.
iu".- :?r,. 3$i t 13.11.
Frank T. Sulton. Jr.. et a!., ex.* *ijtor?
o John A H<*nn r. No 1JIT r? s oith \:u
Pavlor Street 21. feet f? in<?hrs ens* Itun
lolph. feet io inches l v 120 f* ?
lure ? n }>>:" $2 o.
M L. Walker, trunte'e. to Hosa Thomtir
' ? ??* W?.<- s? :? .u! s- r ? ;? ?" i ?
nc)>'< n?r?h^i<xl2& feet 0 incites. J;:n?
I! !?'? Schmidt, trust* e. to .1. P. Cook,
Deaths I
'Vl.KKKT?Dlftf, ul her lata r->: I'lon^o. 1412
!:????? r.y r- ct July 1. V M . ?r-r
i Ioiik llttl- <??. >? :,???:?? M:i v A'.4 ?rt
s hurvlv-.l ?.y I vu . J::!.!*, t.. \V N*. A!
iM-rt and Mr*. \V. I. C?rlton: nlia (atho
Hi.I T!li I' S. W\.,u. :-r
rs- T V. i .r K C.r-?? Wv ?? N
kVy.itt. Ir. Fur.' r il r.^t. .? lu'v:. li.i'r.
more. Mil., anj l.> ik t;l ur.-. \ .it,.u,
Jil< ?'.>J.y,
ainjwui.
wfKl line Kim. 10 feet north tilley. north
2?x I 1 feet. June 21'. !'.'2'>;
K !?'. Schmidt. trustee, to J. I >. C'tmh.
lot S. WMt lilt- Klin Street 20 feet north
I a I If y. north 20x11 feet. June 22. l'J-0;
I J 000.
I J<'lin M 1'iirccll. trustee. to Marie !?.
I'ursoiiH. nor It line Monument Avenue
tin 7s li'i't ? ;isi K Ki'tieath. ?'.^i ::i \l:ij feet.
J urn 1 V2<>. {2.120.
1 W. K. 1'iirccll. Jr.. trustee, to Mounts
.1. it't'otui''!!, bishop. ayi ? line Itelmout
A venue 15!) feet, north to feet u incites by
CO fix t. June 25. I'.CO: $1.>02.
I!. It Harrison et id.. trustee, to Ueorte
A. Cobb. No. lO'.l, ii,>ut]i line l.eiifht Htrvet
*? ?> f? et ;) Inches w.-st Adams. west IV fet t
:l Inches by feet. June 2v 1920: $2,703.
It A- Cephu*. triiiitpo, to Kva It. Smith,
north line "Ihiy.i1 tO'i feet < ;>M St. Jatnm.
eust IVxS I feet. June 1*'. 1920! J05*i.
ltcssle C. Howard, e\erutri\. to TllOtllaS
A. I*. I'laliels. No ?" 0 J nortii line I'llina
Street ie> i west belvldere. went 2Uxi20
feet. May 12. li>20. {?.Ji
Crackers .)iiiii|? '!??:?in.
ATIjAN'I'A, l!A.. July 1.?Pitcher
.Toe Thorhurn, of Atlanta. and l'"irst
Kascmaii Halt, of Chattanooga, have
jumped their contract:', it was an
nounced at the name today. Thor
hurn was said to have Kotie to the
Washington ilcoritia club in the
"million-dollar league." and llalt was
thought to have joined the same
team. Two other Atlanta players re
cent ly jumped to tin same "outlaw"
organization.
.Molor-lto.-ns to l.rnte Ntuiilny.
NK\\* VOKK. July 1. Two of the
fastest motor-boats. in th< country.
.Miss i)elr?>it, V., anil Miss America,
which will represent the I'llited
Stales in the llarmsworth clip niutur
bo.it contest in Kii:;i:uul. early in Ati
K'tsi, v. ill l>e shipped aluoa<.i on lite
Adriatic next Satui lay. Arrange
ments have been made to slow llie
racers <>n the liner's upper doc Us
as a minimum risU against accident.
LATONIA ENTRIES
Klrnt r.i ???six far. Ktibv. 1?0.
SprhtKvab . I'e). /'.>!!?? l.>.? Arnie... ln.'i;
Cormnran.' >7,?.-v:n .May, ll>0; Antici
pate, 1 r .l.iii. V.". Itunnuii. llu.
I'hisou, 110; l.i'.ns A. fl.t; Am of Aces
113.
Seroral ran?llvo ar.il one-half furlonc
?llorUyte. i i., I'v'.u - . 109: l'atan ran.
11 J: The Ally. 112. tt'.-st Side. 112.
Third rac.?mile and sixteenth?
Madras GlnKham. 102: ?" am Keh. )nr>:
JiTl.v.in. 10J; itmid. 1 '7. W. Ilatferty, 1?7;
KlinialiiiiK. 110. llarloek, 110: Tom
? a tinders. 115.
l-'otirtli rai?live and onc-hn!f for
lorn: <>|.J Cliap. ! : N'lc',5 I.,>11,1..a. ; 1 _? .
1:is;tijj Itock. 11- Wi'i'li.esier. 112: II II.
Coleman, ;i2: The \\r.::n;an. Ill" Alvtn
T. Iloyt, 112; Mr ifi-tinm. 112: Adonis
rJrTu'pr.fFn r?="n r?=n *F=?n rpn r^n pn n=>n r^n r=r
112: Adonln. 112; UaUinco Wheel# 112: I
Trilniiic. 11J: .'Lotion HukK II- Aho ?
el!?:ll>'.?.??? hou^hlaiul. 112: JuilKo Hti'lrow,
112: lly Oilier, 112: Cuurtvlew, 112; Kitty
I larton. 112: Toss Up, 112.
?10. It. Mo I.vim's vii try.
rifth race?six fttrloni:*?Tlvlma K.
104. .Mil**. l?aah-. 1?>| .M.iM, 105:
l. i ly 1*Vlr|?i.i.?. 105; itrln War. 105;
i\ii?tojjlio; IUiio raiadi.^.1, Ill; Fern
II *i n?lley. 1 ??.
Sixth race?in.I ? and a quarter?tltiMe
r?>t. 100; 1 >alial?ta h II. to^; l.co Fay.
105; Plenty, 105; .Inch Nil!. 105; Alh<*na,
1 Crynllmali. 10&; !:>>mbast. 110; Quito.
I l?v
Seventh r:\co--inUo nml ? sixteenth??
S1iI1U!:m:!i II.. 102: C??ry?loii, 107: Walter
II !??? ?rre, 105; t'Srav K;ik!o. 107: Harry
UurKoyne. 110: Hunerniinn. 112; Counter
balance. 112: Constantino. 117.
LAT0NIA RESULTS
rirsi rnee???lx furlnnn*?IJnnor Mnn. 113
( Lunsfonl). P. 30. 4.SO. a. SO. won; Dark Mill.
113 (I.yke). 3 "0. I SO. second: Sande Bed.
I'.'S iKIiik). 1.31. third. Time. 1:13. 11>tii?.\
Nnarkler If 'iii'i'ht. Ouhclla. Discussion.
U-iJ, Billy Joe. Viola 1'urk anil Janhet
run.
Second raco?live and ono-hulf furlonm?
llettlnu. 11.* (Whin). 4.30. 3.30. 3.00. won;
Tttwusontha, 113 (Kennedy). C.40. 4 49. h?'
fin-l: I'eiiwell. II! ((iriiy). 20.0O. third. Time.
1 :U7 3-i. Fair Florin. Declasse. Diamond
Dale ?*oeiir Do Fen. Mary (J.r Coictto,
Mar.lorle McKay, Grace Mluard und Our
Allco ran.
Third race? mile and imarter?Wave. F9
(Itobluson 1. 13 M>. o.ti). !.90. won: Cort
land. US (Kennedy). 3 0 >. 2 S?. Heeund;
Frank W.. M (Wilson). HO. third. Time.
":0i. Tanlac and (Jueon Blonde ran.
Fourth race?six f urlongs?Hrookholt, 110
<MeAtee>. :t.(n. i.O). won: Sterllnc.
107 (WliNoni. 4.SO. ;| SO. second: Jouett. 107
(Krlcknon). 7.10. third. Time. 1:11 1-6. 81m
l>l~ton. Furbelow, llli; Idea. Travesty ami
Klnltiirn.
Fifth race?Ave and one-half furious*?
l>.?rlc. li>i < McAtev). 4 1). "<K). "10. won:
(?lendover. lr?t (Kennedy). 3 10. 2.H). second:
\Y. <1. Mi Cllntoek. 101 (Vandusen), 3.10.
third Time. 1 'JS. I'erl. Slollnero. Hilly
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