The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 51

SECTION 5 HORSE RACING THE COURIERJOURNAL', LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1940. r1 Card of Thanks. 1 Services Offered Cencral. 14 Jacomar Surprises In Bay Shore 'Cap New York, Sept. 7 (P) Mrs.

E. Graham Lewis Jacomar, 3-year-old son of Jack High, came from behind in the last quarter-mile today to win the 16th running of the seven-furlong Bay Shore Handicap at Aqueduct. Outsider in the betting at $21.30 for $2, Jacomar finished half a length in front of W. L. Viscounty's Game Finish Beats Loveday Gels Noe Decision In 'Gansctt Feature Brann's unpredictable Pictor, with the favorite, Joseph E.

Widener's Roman, a length farther back in third place. Jacomar, who usually doesn't win at distances this short, dashed the seven-eighths in 1:24, four-fifths of a second off the track record. The victory was worth $4,925 to the winner, who carried 118 pounds and was ridden by Jockey Ruperto Donoso. In the companion feature on the program, another outsider, Ogden Phipps' King Cole made a show of a field of 12 2-year-olds to take the Babylon Handicap by eight lengths, making every pole a winning one. Widener's Misty Isle nosed out Arnold Hanger's Big Stakes for the place honors.

Under Jimmy Stout's handling, King Cole sprinted the six furlongs in equaling the track record and returned $12.40 for $2. The victory was worth $5,925. Governor's Cup Race Is Feature of Trots One of the outstanding races at the inaugural meeting of the Grand Circuit at the Kentucky State Fair will be the Governor's Cup to be decided Thursday afternoon. This event, open to Fourteen Class Trotters, has a value of $2,000, and in addition, a trophy donated by Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Col- lings of Louisville. The trophy will be presented by Governor Johnson. This race attracted a nice entry when the entry deadline passed on May 10 and no horses ha'e since been declared out by their owners. Among the more prominent horses expected to compete in this feature are Bostonian and Javadale. Bostonian, a product of Almahurs Farm, is a member of the stable of Vic Fleming.

He lowered a track record last week at Indianapolis. Javadale, owned by Ed M. Stout of Pontiac, won a high class race at Springfield, 111., recently. When sold as a yearling, he was listed as a pacer but was molded into a first class trotter by the veternn W. N.

Milloy. He is now a member of the stable of S. F. Palin. who drove him when he won at Springfield.

A Canadian nominator to the 27 FORD 1940 Convertible Club Coupe Radio, heater, defroster, other extras; less than 600 miles; reason for selling, hive new business where car is furnished, ino.i Baxter. FOKD Tudor S15; $15 down, KING AUTO SLES. J4 4 S. 3d. JAckson FORD 1939 Tudor Like new; special.

$395; $75 down. National AVito Sales, 432 E. Broadway. JAckson 4665. FORD 1936 Tudor 1 95: $25 down.

KING AUTO SALES. 944 S. 3d. JAckson 1921. FORD Roadster; V-R wheels; A-l condition; reasonable.

MA 8160-R. FORD 1931 Coup. Model good con- rii'ion; $75. 621 S. 7th.

FORD 193 Coach Radio, heater; $235. JAckson 0903. 1426 Christy. FORD 1936 Coupe Special; $195. Montgomery Auto 2d and Liberty.

FC-RD, 1940 Tudor Sedan 2 months old; quick disposal. Highland 3493. FORD 1929 Roadster; A-l condition; $43. 2328 Cedar St- FORD 1935 Coach; good upholstery, pa i nt. i res.

Owner. 17 09 Wil son. FOKD 1930 Roadster Good condition. Bargain. $65.

HI 4599-R. HUDSON 1940 Surer 6 2-Door Sedan; heater, radio, spotliqht. seat covers. color black; driven only 3.000 miles; save $200 Schuler-Koster M(V tor 2300 Frankfort Ave. HI 1241 NASH 19.18 Ambassador Six Sedan; one of the finest built for low cost opera tion; beautiful black finish; upholstery cloth like new: vacuum gear shift: "weather eve air conditioned: de luxe radio; two fog lights; XXX Special today, Nash Louisville 423 E.

Broadway. JAckson 6r61 OLDSMOBILE 1935 4-Door Sedan Radio, heater; $250. Clark's Auto Serv ice, 1611 S. Shelby. MAgnolia 5479.

OLDSMOBILE 1939 Business Coupe; heater. $585 Call SHawnee f2R3-R. PIERCE AKROW- 1934; 5-passenger; radio; $140. 2203 Crossbill Rd. PLYMOUTH 1938 De Luxe Sedan; perfect shape and clean throughout; owner sacrificing: $235 cash.

1619 3d. PLYMOUTH Late 1938 De Luxe Sedan-Clean family car; good tires; radio, heater; no trade. Owner. 1321 1st. PLYMOUTH 193S 4-Door Sedan; $225; 8.r0 down.

$4 weekly. BURNS MOTOR 931 S. 3d. PLYMOUTH 1936 Coach, black, excellent condition Owner sacrificing for $250 for Immediate sale SHawnee R315-J. PLYMOUTH 1940 Coupe: perfect: white wall tires, radio, heater: leaving city; sacrifice, no trade.

Highland Q5'6. PLYMOUTH 1934 Master Coach; a dandy: bargain. 123 W. Jacob. PONTIAC 1935 4-Door Sedan: turret top; pood tires, upholstery and paint; extra clean; heater' cheaper car in trade.

223 E. Oak. JAckson 5738. PONTIAC 1939. low mileage; radio; heater; trade, terms.

WAbash 3722. Print shop. PONTIAC 1935 Coach, radio, heater; motor perfect; tinfi. SH 0320-R. STUDEBAKER 1934 Sedan; good; down.

Champion Motors. St. Helens. SH 8360. WILLYS 1931 Sedan.

1931 Oakland Sedan. 1931 De Soto Coupe; $15 down. Broadway Motor 319-21 E. Broadway WHY WASTE TIME? Chasing down a few specials when we have 100 rock-bottom bargains that we must move. Your Chance for Big Savings Coma In Well Deal Demonstrator! Fords.

Mercuryt, Zephyrs Bis Discount SUMMERS-HERRMANN, INC. 3d and Breckinridge and 937 S. 3d. NOT WHOLESALE! No Fancy Words! Honest Values. 1939 Chevrolet 4-Door Touring Sedan.

1938 Ford 2-Door Touring Sedan 435 1935 Studebaker 6, Convertible Coupe. A-l 275 1939 Ford i-Ton Stake, only 475 1937 Chevrolet Coupe, hurry 345 1S31 Willys Tudor, good 75 1938 Ford "60" Tudor Touring 395 1932 Plymouth Coupe 75 St. Matthews Motor Co. 307 E. Broadway at Floyd.

WAbash 52 "Swap With Swope and Save" Trade On 1941 Models LOWER TRICES 19H9 riymouth De Luxe Sedan 1938 Oldsmobile Sedan; 583 1938 Dodge Sedan: runs swell 495 1937 Chrysler 6 Sedan; $100 under 395 1936 Oldsmobile Sedan: pood one 295 1937 Studebaker "6" Sedan: nght 395 1937 Pontiac "8" Sedan: nice 465 1938 Oldsmobile "6" Coune: only 275 1935 Pontiac "6" Coach; 223 TRI-CITY OLDSMOBILE CO. 907 E. Broadway. Five 1940 Demonstrators. Choice of models.

Up to $250 discount LIBERAL TRADES NEW CAR TERMS. Falls City Tontiac Co. 418 or 106 E. Broadway. DUE BILL $283.

on new Ford car for $2P0 TAvlor 2R18 Automobiles for Sale. HARDWOOD FLOORS laid, sanded, re- finished. Quality service. Reinhart. JAckson fiI4.

MATTRESSES KEWORKKD J2.7.V So cial on inner-springs, glider pads, pil lows. SHawnee 3n05-J. WASHEP AND REFRIGERATOR service by factory trained service man: free inspection. Gas Electric Shoo. WAbash 3305.

Building Service. Repair. 1 5 CONCRETE WORK Residence repair work a specialty; 5-year guarantee. Alph C. Ka frna nH I ghland 2685.

REMODELING, repairing, decorating; free estimates; satisfaction guarantee. SCHLF.NK QUINN, lis S. 4th. WA 6748. Electrical Work.

18 JIMMY LONGACRE Electric Shop Let me wrestle your electrical troubles. TAvlor 2425. C. STAUBLE Call MA 83S5 for house wiring, repairs and power installations. Furniture Repairing.

19 REX Refinishing, upholstering, recan- ing, antiques rebuilt; guaranteed. 1234 W. Market. WAbash 5641. Laundering.

20 BLANKETS, curtains, pillows, furniture covers carefully laundered. A service for every purse and purpose. JA 5141. Community Family Laundry Moving, Packing, Storage. 21 MOVING Responsible help: padded vans.

Special rates next 30 days. Sadler Williams. SHawnee 0697. LARRY'S Big cut in prices to keep all wheels rolling. Your gain, our loss; nobody's worry.

MAgnolia 6683. JAMES MOVERS White, experienced Reasonable. help; padded vans. SHawn-e 6775-W. RALPH MOVERS White help; special this month, stoves connected free.

SHawnee 2518. CALL DUVALL for quick service. Satis faction guaranteed; targe padded vans; stoves connected free. SHawnee 2932. Painting, Papering.

23 DECORATING Paper furnished, hung $4 room; plastering. Fembold. MA 2746. PAINTING. Decorating Interior, exte.

nor; remodeling: references. McNuity Bros. SHawnee 3S20-J. PAPER Furnished, hung, any sire room. $4.50.

Graham. SHawnee 57H1. PAPER furnished, hung, room 12x14x9, $4.85. Dale. SHawnee 4235-R.

PAPER hung, 12Sc roll: samples shown; plastering, painting. SHawnee ooii. PAPERING Free estimate; immediate service; satisfaction guaranteed; refer ences. SHawnee 3620-J. PAPERING Fiarnished.

hung $4.50 room; also painting. Hafling. MA 0428. PAPER HANGING eer room.com plete samples shown A-l work. SHaw nee Automotive Automobiles for Sale.

27 BUICK Roadmaster. Phaeton. 1938. $700. Chrysler Sedan.

New York Special. 1938. $650. Low mileage; guaranteed A-l condition. Real bargains.

Dart airplane 1 year old: 75 hours; good as new; cost $4,600, cash. $3,000. Just rellcensed. Phone Ethel Cook. JAckson 3864, 718 W.

Jefferson. Louisville. Ky. BUICK 1938 Sedan Driven only by owner; for sale cheap. Can be seen at Lincoln Garage.

LU1CK 1938 Special Coupe Extras; A-l condition; owner; sell or trade. 1365 4th. MAgnolia 0715. BUICK 1931; 1934 Chevrolet Roadster will trade. 1314 Hazel.

SHawnee 1903. CHAMPION Demonstrator Sedan Good discount. Hausman Motors. SH 6360. CHEVROLET 1940 Special De Luxe Town Sedan $725.

Also 5 1940 Chevrolet demonstrators big discount. 1 BROADWAY CHEVROLET O) it, 1 A -til xnwwy. CHEVROLET 1939 De Luxe Town Sedan Original tires good; 14,000 miles; 1 Owner; beauty i. CHEVROLET 1938 Town Sedan; $325; $35 down. KING AUTO SALES.

944 S. 3d. A 1921. CHEVROLET 1937 Town Sedan; $275, $25 down. KING AUTO SALES.

944 S. 3d. JA 1921 CHEVROLET 1939 Town Sedan Like new; $395. $75 down. National Auto Sales.

432 Broadway. JA 4665. oiEVROLET194Spe-ial De Luxe Demonstrator Like new; radio, seat covers. TA 5168. CHEVROLET 1940 coupe; green; seat covers: 2 000 miles: will sacrifice.

New Albany 1228-R after 6 p.m CHEVROLET 1933 Coach $fi9: $7 down. KING AUTO SALES. 944S.3d. JAckson 1921. CHEVROLET 193" Coach A nice, clean car; down.

Welkers Lot, 335 E. Broadway, at Preston. CHEVROLET 1939 2-door. with tninkr for quick sale; $o9o. Call Ed Shippen, TAylor 754.V CHEVROLET 1939 Sport Sedan: $585.

Montgomery Auto 2d and Liberty. CHEVROLET 1940 Coupe; radio, heater: no trade. HI 5023-R. CHEVROLET 1933 Master Coach $143 Montgomery Auto 2d and Liberty. DODGE 1936 De Luxe 7-Passenge7Se dan: A wheels: suitable for carrying passengers.

Priced to sell. $425. G. W. Mum Motors, 714 W.

Broadway. WAnasn Hsoi. DODGE De Luxe 4-Door Touring Sedai 1938; perfect condition: like new; $495. K1EDLEY MOTOR CO. 13th and Jefferson.

SHawnee 3836. d6dGE 19.16 Sport Sedan; $265; $8.50 down. $4 65 weekly. BURNS MOTOR 931 S. 3d.

DODGE 1929 Sedan Heater; motor A-L 235 E. St. Catherine. FORD 1936 De Luxe 4-Door Sedan- Radio; mohair upholstery, good tires; this car can be bought for as little as $75 down or your old car and small monthly payments on the balance. See Mr.

C. Smilh, Premier Motors. 1428 W. Broadway or call MA 4178 Automobiles for Sale rawtucket, R. Sept.

7 0T) Apparently beaten in the closing dRve, favored Viscounty, of the Valdir.a Farm Stable, came on again to grab a nose decision over Mrs. W. R. Flemming's Loveday in the $5,000 added King Philip Handicap today at Narragansett Park. Viscounty negotiated the mile nd one-sixteenth in 1:44 2-5, fastest time of the meeting for the distance, and the victory was worth $4,450, boosting the earnings of the four-year-old son of the Porter to $9,065 in 18 starts this season.

Both Viscounty and Loveday came from far off the early pace to lock in their stirring stretch duel. The flying pair had a four and one-half length advantage at the finish over Conn Smythe's Sir Marlboro. Viscounty paid $4.60, $3.60 and $2.80. Loveday returned $8.10 and $5.10 while the show price on Sir Marlboro was $4.60. Jumper Destroyed Fair Hill, Sept.

7 (D Emile Pfizers Farndale, winner cf the 1939 Foxcatcher National Cup $5,000 steeplechase and a favorite in Saturday's running. Buffered a broken right foreleg at the final jump in the event and was destroyed in full view of a crowd of 12,000. The race was won by Ilolmdcl Stable's Cartcrmoor, a 6 to 1 shot in the betting. Farndale was pushing Cartcrmoor in the closing yards when he fell. Parma was second and Bois Chabot third.

RESULTS AQUEDUCT (Weather, clear; track, fast.) FIKST RACF. Purse. $1,200 maiden colts and geldings; six furlongs loff at 12.21'ii: Maepeaee. I1J (P. Roberts), $10.60.

SI.70 I Crass Country. 117 (Westropc), It. 10, $1. 54 Yin.t Et In. 117 (Wall).

$11.40 Time. 1:12 1-5. Toddle Tod. Davitt. Poppadeets.

Cheesestraw. Family Doc. Merry Bid. Jackorack. Paddy Malone end Sobnauet also ran.

efCOND ACt Purse. $1,500 added; handicap: 3-year-olds and upward; six furlongs (off at 12.531 M- Porter. 114 I. Anderson), $16, I7.5. $5.3 1 Pelnialad, (Mont), St.

50, $3.70 Fsirfisx. 11 (Haas). Time. 1:11 4-5. Earlv Delivery.

Irish Echo. Breeks, Counterglow and Scurry also ran. THIRD RACF Purse. $2,000 added: handicap; 3-year-olds and upward; one roiie and one-sixteenth loff at Hash. Iti (E.

Arraro). i.K0, Si. SO 1 Aethelwnld, 110 (N. $1.20, $1.70. 2 Maeda, 10R (Roberts), 3 Time.

144 2-5. Cockerel and Sickle T. also ran. roiKTH RACE Purse. $5,000 added: handicap; 2-year-olds; six furlongs (off 2.02:s: U'kinf Cole, 118 (Stoat), $12.40, $5.50, $4.30 1 Mifr Isle, in (Westropc).

VKO. $1.50 Bit Stakes. 117 (Haas). $8.20 3 Time. 1 112-5.

Stimady, Seven Hills, Iailv Delivery. Alaring. Tangled. (a Bold Irishman. Overdrawn, Good Turn and High Command also ran.

'a'Wheatlev Stable entrv. FIFTH RACE Purse, fvnoo added handicap: 3-year-olds and upward even furlongs 'off at Jaromsr. 11 (Donoso). $21.30, $8.10, $4 40 1 Pirtor. 118 (G.

Woolf), $13.00. $7.20 2 Snman. 12 (Westrope). $3.30 Time. 1:24 One Bv One, Parasang Tt.

Joe Schenck. and Grey Wolf also ran. MXTH RACE Purse. $1,500 added: handicap: 3-vear-olds and upward; one e-d one-eighth miles loff at 3: 12 1 Bnrht Cray. 112 (Haas), $11.40, S7.S0, $4 4n 1 Cold Teddy, 108 (C.

Bierman). I General Mowlee. (Bert). $3.10 Time. Grandever.

Woodvale Lass and T.me also ran. fEVFNTH RACE Purse, claim- ar- li OF SATURDAY'S RACES 27 PRICE COUNTS when backed by the written guarantee of a reputable dealer. 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1933 Ford Coach Perfect 1934 Plymouth Coach 1934 Dodge Coach 124 lit 1935 Terraplane Sedan Radio; XXX special 187 1935 Dodge Sedan Mechanic'! special 1 1938 Ford Sedan 199 1937 Plymouth De Luxe Coach Radio, heater 394 1937 Dodge Sedan 395 1937 De Soto Sedan iZ3 1937 Buick 4-Passenjer Coupe Ra dio, heater 443 Days Driving Trial Written Guarantee BALLARD'S LOT 103 W. Broadway. WA 4337.

BARGAINS $15.00 Down $2.00 and $3.00 per week. 1933 Terraplane Sedan. 1933 Hupmohile Convertible Coup, 1932 Chrvsler Sedan. 1931 Willys Sedan. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe.

1932 Ik Solo Sedan. 1930 Ford Coupe. 19.10 Ford Tudor. 1931 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe. 1931 De Soto Coupe.

1930 Graham Sedan. 1931 Oldsmobile Coach. 1930 Plymouth Coach. 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. 1929 Ford 'i-Ton PaneL 1932 Oldsmobile Coach.

1929 Ford Tudor. 1929 Ford Coupe. ABBOTT MOTOR CO. 943 S. 3d.

JAckson 3734. CHOICE SELECTION Lower Prices 1939 riymouth Coupe: onlv 4 43 295 1938 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan 1937 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan 1936 Plvmouth 4-Door Sedan 1935 Plvmouth Sedan: onlv 15 1937 Chrysler Roval Sedan: extra! 445 1935 Chrvsler Sedan: extras 324 1933 De Soto Six Sedan 24 1937 Lincoln 7.ephvr Sedan 45 1937 Oldsmobile 2-Door Sedan Otbert $73 to $750 Make Bee-Llne to MOTORS, INCj Corner Lot, 3d and York. JA 4431. Quitting Business We have ihout 30 cart we are seHlff regardless of price Ws mutt vtcs'e by October 1st. See ut on low paymentt and we do our own financing.

For real bargains tee us. SCHOO MOTOR CO. 634 S. 3d. WA 4239.

DRIVE TO ST. MATTHEWS Save the Difference 1938 ChevTo'et Coup 1936 Chrvsler 4-Door Sedan. 1939 Ford Stake. -Ton 1938 Ford Tudor Touring 1932 Willys Rumble Coupe- tr3 a5 4" 394 St. Matthews Motor Co.

3708 Lexington Road TA 2661. St. Matthews. TA Swap With Swope and Ssve. PACKARD'S Sixes and Eights, officials' cars and demonstrators at a substantial saving.

Sold with new-car warranty. PACKARD PLAZA. Broadway At Clay. Automobile! for Sal All of These Cars Have Been Thoroughly 1-tioned and Carry a 30-Day Guarantee. We Are Offering.

These Prices 70 175 250 125 Truck Specials Ton Panel 350 145 343 CO. TAylor 1745 Automobile for Sale. WILLIAMS We wish to thank our rela- fives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy shown lis at the death of our son and brother, Virgil Louis Williams. Especially do we wish Jo thank the Rev. and Mrs.

C. L. Pen nington for their kind words of consolation. We wish to thank also the singers from the United Baptist Church. the pallbearers and the donors of the beautiful floral decorations and also the undertaker.

THE BEREAVED FAMILY. Cemetery Lots, Monuments. 6 CREMATION Free pamphlet. JA 7366. In a class bv itself.

LOUISVILLE CREMATORY. Ml Baxter. RESTHAVEN Section 10. lot; good investment; $600 cash. MAg- nolia 1749-M.

PANKE MONUMENT CO. BIT Jefferson, near Shelby. JA 18f3. Funeral 1 Albert Neurath Son Funeral Home. 725 E.

Market St. JAckson 119L BARRETT FUNERAL HOME. 1230 Bardstown Road. HI 1758. BLANFORD.

T. A. 281S S. 4th, MAgnolia 0141-0141 BOSSE SON Broadway At Hancock. JOHN H.

MILLER FUNERAL. HOME 1617 W. Jefferson Street JA 5831 LEE E. CRALLE INC 1330 S. Third St.

McDANIEL. BROS. MAgnolia 1011-1012. 4339 Park Blvd. SMITH.

GRAN SONS 1029 S. 6th. JAckson 4264. THE SCHOPPENHORST BROS, funeral Home. 19th and Market.

Lodge Notices. 8 Kilwinning Lodge Number o'clock. Members of the lodge, their families and friends Invited. ROBERT B. FLINT, Master.

J. WELLER CHECK. 3ecretary Annual Or tr Ma morlal Service will be held Sunday. September 8, at 2:30 p.m.. at Evergreen Cemetery.

All members, families and friends invited. Also all members of Daughteri of America. Automobiles will meet bus at Coke's Station. A. J.

HUTCHISON. Chairman. T. A. MILLER.

Secretary. Travel Opportunities. PF.RHY COURT. PERRY. GEORGIA One of Georgia newest and most modern tourists courts; cooled by attic fans tn summer; steam heat In winter.

On Highways, Georgia 7, U.S. 41 and 341. WASHINGTON, D. Lady leaving 12th um. lane passenger; snare ex- penses; help drive.

New Albany 3205. 10 i JV Jlr 'VXHFrCr TO' mOi JM9 1 "-IXL- VJW 1 (DINING DANCING DIVERSION COLONEL. Shelbyvllle Road Orchestra -4nH mi vtrf urn oitl v. 2T)f- CVIehrat hirthriav wer1rl in 04 here. Gin bucks.

15c. Popular bar prices. EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM (617 4th) Un- usual entertainment. Delicious food; private rooms; luncheons, otnners. Open Sundays.

Dancing Saturday night. WAbash 9905. JT1MMV UR PM OuMnn, rifnin. ilinn ing; chicken, steak, frog dinners. County 59.

New Albany. Gravel road. mile from Blackiston Mill. L-rniTiTrifv TivcDM phere of Early American. Incompar- aole service.

Where famous foodt share honors with finest liquors. 6th and Walnut. -il niunr, unim nneioyviue noaa excellent food, featuring chicken din- tiers, also country ham. steak. Private parties, reservations.

Phone Simpson- ville 2281. Lost. 11 COCKER SPANIEL. Male, buff with won roamings. answers in n.ins Jingle Kewara.

Migniana tiiiei. DOG Small, white male Sealyham: black collar, registration tag: name "Skip per last seen Innian Hills Hiding Academy. Liberal reward. Mr. Henry Edson.

TAylor 1721. DRESS Silk, on Kentucky, east of Kentucky; reward 814 E. Kentucky WRIST WATCH Lady's, black enamel; 4th Street, between Kaufman's. Me- Crorv's, Saturday afternoon; reward. Highland 3234.

WRIST WATCH Ijidv's, yellow gold: Benner; vicinity Baxter, Barret. Payne and Highland; reward. JA042. WRIST WATCH Gentleman's: Hamilton, yellow gold: Monday; reward. JA 7975.

Information Personals. 13 BUSCHEMEYER'S Prescription Twenty- Five for the relief of pain due to I Rheumatism. Neuritis. Arthritis. Help-1 ing thousands.

Money back guarantee of satisfaction. Sold at all Drug stores. Write Heywood Laboratories. Louis- ville. for literature.

NEWSPAPER MATS $1 for 100 (300 square feet); suitable for Insulating garages, attics, summer cottages, chick- en coops, etc. See or phone Mr, Bniner, Mailing Room, The Courier Journal Times GREEN HAVEN, a school for children and adults requiring special tutoring and supervision. Address Green Haven School, Pewee Valley, Ky, Phone 9. AL KOLB FAMOUS FRIED OYSTERS Season Now pen Fresh every day from Chesapeake Bay Lai more sea-food for health take KOLBS CAFE. 323W.I,jberty THE BESSER Plain Pallet Stripper Block Machines represented by Mr.

Fred Barlow. Write General Delivery. Jeffersonville, Indiana, or Alpena. Michigan. Zipper Leather coats renamed.

elbow pads put on. Sweater coats; all kinds leather goods repaired and re-finished; like new. Boslcr's, 208 West Market. DIAMONDS Wanted Large or small" highest cash prices paid; watch and Jewlery repairing. SENG JEWELRS, 210 West Market.

JAckson 66S7. FUR COATS restyled. cleaned by handT expert workmanship, at summer puces; all work guaranteed: terms ar-ranged. Sudosk. 125West Market.

GET "Huber's Wonder Bean Beetle It kills them Instantly! Contains no arsenic. Huber Seed 202 E. Jefferson, Louisville. ANTIQUES china and glassware repaired: bring your broken pieces to us; prompt service. Monogram Glass Shop.

Norton Bldg. WAbash tALf.NUtits, advertising novelties, wholesale; 2.500 book matches with ad for $7.95 Buy direct, save money Wachtel. 114 West Mam. WA 1848. RUPTURE (Hernial Suffers See our guaranteed sanitary trusses with no obligation before you buy.

Dr. Hoist- ner, 213 E. Market St. REMNANTS All kinds, 10c up; linings for men, ladies, zse yard up: dressmaker supplies; buttons. A.

Baer, 622 w. Market. MEN'S SUITS and Topcoats. 480. unre deemed: all colors and sizes, $6.30 and up.

at Lucky Morris. 630 W. Walnut. FOR SCHOOL BOOKS go to Zimmer man's; large stock, new and used save money. 425 S.

3d. FUR COATS Remodeled, shortened sad relined; reliable, expert service. 313 Theatre Building. Call JAckson 4829, SHAVINGS Free for hauling; come etthem. 814 5.

14th. GOAT MILK For sale cheap. 7S81-W. SHawnee CLOGGED sewers cleaned: electric Roto-Rooters; no digging. HI 6677.

PRIVATE HOME For elderly people special care: reasonable. JAckson 1946. Services Offered Services Offered Ceneral. 1 4 ABRASIONS Animal marks removed from floors: floors sanded. 1'iC foot: Immediate service.

SH 4006. ABRASIONS removed from floors floors sanded foot. SH 4743. BOTTLE GAS SERVICE Installation. $13 50.

Stockhoff Hardware Co. JA 4354. CONCRETE and stone work; chimney pointing; reference. McCubbins. JAck- son 0412 EXTERMINATORS Kill all termites, insects: reasonable.

1218 1st. MA 2234 FURANCE CLEANED any make repaired; free Inspection. Dieckman ft Sympson. WAbash 3520. FURNACES CLEANED $1.

Repairing any make. T. J. Cook. WA 6760.

HARDWOOD FLOORS laid, old floor! refinlshed: 18 yean' experience. Livers. 508, F. and A. will con-duct Divine Services at the fl Old Masons' Home, Shelby- cvrv'C? ville.

Ky. (thisi Sunday after-noon, September d. at 3 E. I I I I I I I I I I I I HOFFM AN Fred Saturday. Srptem- hr-r 7.

1040. at 8:41 a.m.. nee vpars. residence. 1221 Story Ave.

husband of Martha I.ukat Hoffman, rievot-d father of Mr. Harry German, jon of Mrs. Catherine Hoffman, brother of Mrs. Walter J. Ho'fman.

Mrs. Colerorn J. Bennett. John H. Hoffman.

Santa Monica. and Edward Hoffman. Also survived hv a granddauchter. Juanita Bruce. Funeral from Alhert Npurath At Son Funeral Home.

Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. and from St. Martin's Church at 9 a.m. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. HOWARD John ae 62 years, mid- denly at 3 p.m..

Friday. Septemher 1MO. heloved hushand of Carolyn Col- Howard. Residence. IMS Tyler I Pkwy.

Remains at Herbert C. Cralle Funeral Home. Frankfort and Peterson until IS m. Sunday. Inter ment at Conneaut, Ohio.

Tuesday aft ernoon. Tom. Saturday. September 7. 1940.

at 3 p.m.. at his residence. R33 Hael in his 7Rth year, beloved father of Mrs. Laura L. Crane, and Andrew Thomas Hundley: brother of Mrs.

D. J. Wright, Lebanon. also survived bv two grandchildren. Re mains at Manning's Funeral Home, 612 W.

Broadway. Funeral Monday, Septenber 9. 1940. from the chapel at 11 a.m. Interment In Rider Cemetery, Lebanon, Ky.

MARC'l'M William, passed away very suddenly Saturday afternoon at 4 30 m. at his residence. 506 East Broad wav. He is survived bv his wife. Mrs.

Annie McKune Marmm. He was the devoted father of Mrs. Bertha Coyle and Mr. John Marcum: sister. Mrs.

Lula Knipp; brother. Mr. Ben Marcum; erandchi d. Ernistine King: great grandchild. William King.

Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 m. from the residence. MK East Broadway. In terment in Besthaven Cemeterv. Ar rangements by the Owen Funeral Home.

MrDONOIT.H Roser at SS. Mary and F.li7abeth Hospital. Friday, Sept. 6. 1940.

at 7 45 p.m.. beloved brother of Joseph McDonough. Indianapolis, Mvles McDonough. Manfleld. Ohio: Pete McDonough.

Mrs. Eileen Boehmicke. F.arlington. and Mrs Agnes Shipman. Fairland.

uncle of the Rev. George Boehmicke and the Rev. Roger Boehmicke. Remains at Keenan's. Funeral Monday morn' ing at 9 o'clork at St.

Cecilias- Church. Interment in St. Louis Cemetery. OsBORNF. Lee.

Saturday. September 1940. at V15 p.m. age years. Beloved husband of Harriet Buckler Os borne.

Father of Mrs. Lucille Guinn Funeral from the residence, (US S. Brook Tuesday morning at 0:4.1 and at St. Mary Magdalen Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Cemetery.

Calvary RAWI.IVSOV James F.lhert. passed awav Friday. Sept. 6. 1940.

at tn his 72nd year, at his residence. 21 S. 41st St. Devoted father of Mrs. Ius I.add.

Muncie. Mrs. Miriam Gnienewald. Memphis. Tenn Mrs.

Kathleen Brumlev. Mrs. Elizabeth Claxon. both of lxniisville. Five sons, Clyde.

Birmingham. I-ewli, Ak ron. Ohio: Elbert. Cleveland, Ohio James, Muncie, and Frank Raw linson. Louisville; one sister.

Mrs. Alice Worrell of Birmingham, Ala one brother. Henry Rawltnsnn. Hirming bam, sixteen grandchildren; one great-grandson. Funeral Sunday after noon.

September 8, at 2:30 p.m. from the residence 621 41st St Interment In Evergreen Cemeterv. Birmingham papers please copv. Arrangements by the Owen Funeral Home. ROBf RTS Lottie Berry, age 47 years.

friilay. September 6. 1U40, at 3:35 p.m., reslri.nci '(? Virginia Ava iirulvaH by husband. Brent Roberts; son. Will- lam HiiU.h Hh.rl: mnthn.

Mr. Inn, Hrrry. Morgantown. Kv. Sister of Mrs.

Tom Neel. Mrs. Elbert Milam, Mrs. Eitest Flener. Mrs.

J. L. Hender son, Murgantown. Mrs. Carlie Richards.

Riverside, Mrs. Clayton Embry, Mackinaw. Mr. W. E.

Berry, Los Angeles, J. D. Berry, Akron, Ohio. Remains at the Melton Funeral Home, 2108 W. Broadway.

Funeral Sunday 1 p.m. from Melton's. Interment, Springfield, Ky. SIF.WfR- Donald Ray. entered Into eternal rest Fridav Sontemhxr 8 1040 at 12:55 p.m.

at Children's Hospital, beloved 4 months son of Robert and r. i Dorothy Balcom Seewer. and brother of Shirley Ann. Funeral services from the family residence. 805 S.

38th Sunday. Sept. 8. at 2:30 p.m. Interment In Restnaven Cemetery.

SETTLES Mary Story, age 84 years. Fridav. SeDtemher 8. 1940 at 1:30 p.m., at Dayton. Ohio.

Beloved mother of Hoscoe, Edgar. Benjamin and Jo seph Story. Remains will arrive Sunday morning. Ftineral from Albert Neurath Ac Son Funeral Home, 725 E. Market Monday at 2 p.m.

Interment, Resthaven Cemetery. SHAN KLIN John in his 56th year, passed from this life Saturday, September 7. 1940. at 4:30 p.m., at Kentucky Baptist Hospital: survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude Shanklin (nee Hardin 1 son, Ray Shankltn.

Denver. sister. Mrs. E. Z.

Wiggington. Remains removed to Roy L. Mara-man Funeral Home. Shepherdsville, Ky. Body will be taken to residence, Huber Station.

Sunday at 11 a.m. Funeral from residence Mnndav. Septemher 9. at 10 a.m. Burial in Hebron Cemetery.

SIMON Susie Flack. In her 84th vear. Saturday. September 7, 1940. at 7 p.m.

at the Louisville Lutheran Home. Jef-fersontown. Ky. Beloved mother of Henry Simon, New Albany. Ind.

Remains removed to Myers" Funeral Home. Funeral Monday. September 9. from the chapel at 2:30. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery.

VANDEVI.RE Mi-s Grace, died at her residence. 1325 Bardstown Saturday, September 7. at 10:40 m. Sister of Mrs. C.

H. Baldwin. Mrs. C. G.

Stevenson and B. L. VanDevere. all of Covington, nd Mrs. Oliver l-ovett.

Louisville; W. C. VanDevere. La Grange. and Miss Mabel VhnDevere.

Washington. D. C. Funeral services at the residence. Monday.

Septemher at 1 p.m. Burial at Ghent. Kv. WFBFR Mrs. Magdalena.

widow of Jacob Weber. Saturday morning. Sep-tenilier 7. 1040. at 9:45 o'clock.

Beloved mother of Mrs. Ida Ziegler. Mrs. Freda Naery and Arthur C. Weber; sister of Mrs.

John Buechel. Resilience. 2170 Strathmoor Blvd. Remains at the mortuary chapel of John Maas AV corner of Flovd and Broadway. Notice of (uncial later.

WFMIS Marv Elizabeth, at 8:50 Sentember 6. 1940, at her residence. Old 3d St. Rd. and National Turnpike.

Beloved wife of Isaac N. Wetnes; mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Schan Minnie. Phlhp. Evelyn.

William Wemes. I Mrs. Eva Arnold: sister of Mrs Eva Steele of Orlando. Peter Gagel; 2 grandchildren. Funeral from the residence Sunday, September 8.

at 2 p.m. and from St. Mark's Lutheran Church at 2:30 m. Interment In Resthaven Cemetery. WFRHFCKFR Henry Saturday.

Sep-tmber 7. at p.m. age 68 years. Residence. W.

Main beloved father of Mrs. George Mav-field. New Albany. Ind. Funeral Tuesday morning at 8:30 from 1he John B.

Ratterman Funeral Home. 21 1 4 Market at St. Anthony's Church Interment St. Michael's Cemeterv. WHITE James age 83 vears.

Friday, September 6th. 194(1. at 10:30 am. beloved husband of Francis (Felrihaus) White. Funeral from the residence.

1705 Bardstown Monday morning at 8-30 and from St. Francis of Assfsi Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In St Michael'! Cemetery. WtnilAM-Mary Ann. Fridav.

September 6. 1940. at 11 p.m. in her 71st year, beloved mother of H. Wig-ham; sister of Miss Pearl Dennv Will.

Frank. Joe and Henderson Denny: two grandchildren, one greatgrandchild. Funeral from the resi dence. 114 N. 26th Sunday.

September 8. at 2:15 and at the Baptist Tabernacle. 26th and Market ar p.m. interment in Evergreen Cemetery. In Mem oriam.

z. hihiuok loving memorv of Elmer A. Etherldge, who departed this mo oepiemoer iv.ia. My lips cannot tell how I miss him. My heart cannot tell what to say; God alone knows how I miss him.

In a home that is lonesome todav. Sadly missed by WIFE. FEHDER In loving memory of Robert u. renaer. wno died Septemher 8.

1933 You are not forgotten, loved one. Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. Sadly missed hv FATHER. MOTHER.

BROTHER AND SISTER. KNAPP In memory of our beloved father and husband, William M. Knapp, wno aiea September 12, 1939. His memory is dear today As In the hour he passed awav. WIFE AND CHILDREN.

SCHNEIDER In loving memory of Gus, Herbert and Fred Schneider who en tered their Heavenly Home. Sadly missed oy MOTHF.R. FATHER AND BROTHERS Card of Thanks. HARPING The family of the late Leonard H. Harping wishes to express their heartfelt appreciation to their friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness and sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement; especially do they thank the Rev.

Monsig-nor R. C. Ruff and the Assistant Priest of St. Vincent de Paul Church, and the Rev. C.

E. Rahm. the pallbearers and donors of flowers and spiritual bouquets. WIFE AND CHILDREN. 1 I I 1 I 1 event was Joseph Owen of Jar-vis, Ont.

He named Baroness Lee, a sister to Lee Hanover. Though by the comparatively unknown sire, Lee Harvester, and from Baroness Hanover, a mare that did not rate highly, Lee Hanover proved an exceedingly high class horse and retired with a record of 2:00. REVERSED The list also includes a full brother and sister, Averill and Cicade. The pair were products of Castleton Stud and were by Spencer from Harvest Tide. Both raced well but on the strength of a workout mile at Lexington, Averill was held in higher esteem.

But Averill has been a disappointment lately while Cicade has been a con sistent winner in the West and Middle West. Kandahar. II (I.itsenbsrf er. $.1.20. 3.0 F.r, Isus.

108 W. F.ads). Swift Spot, 108 (Thompson), $.1 8 Time. 1:47. At Iing l-at.

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Saturday for The funday Courier-Journal. Ads to appear in Sunday mall editions ahould be received bv 9 p.m. Friday. 3 1 Announcements Deaths. Bl'RKS Carrie Saturday, September 7, 1940.

at 6.53 p.m., beloved wife of S. J. Burks, mother of H. Chester Burks, sisler of Mrs. Lucille Bashion of Louisville, Mrs.

S. A. Kyle. Jacksonville, John Hartlege of Jacksonville. and William Hartlege of Louisville.

Funeral from the residence, 2009 W. Market Tuesday. September 10. at 2 in. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery.

Jacksonville, papers please copv. CALLAHAN Alvin in his 31st year, at his residence, Grabamton, Meade Countv, Saturday, September 7. 1440. at 3:20 a.m.. beloved husband of Dorothy Allen Callahan; father of Nancy; son of Mrs.

M. Callahan; brother ot John and Charles Callahan, Cleveland. Ohio. Funeral services at 9 a.m. Monriav, September 9, at St.

Martin's Church. Flaherty. Ky. Interment in Grahamton Cemetery. DAVIDSON Colonel M.

at his residence. 655 S. 35th Friday morning, September 6. 1940, at 7 o'clock, in his 94th year. Father of Clifford P.

Davidson of Pittsburgh. Penn. Remains at the mortuary chapel of John Maas corner Floyd and Broadway. Funeral from the chapel Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment In Cave Hill Cemetery.

Spanish-Amer-can War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Legionnaires and D.A.V.'s are requested to assemble at the chapel at clock. EHLL Mary (nee Saturday. September 7. 1940.

at 5:50 p.m.. at her residence. 1B01 Norris Place. Beloved wife of George Ehll. Devoted aunt of Mrs.

J. A. Beck. Mrs. James Gutter-man and Mrs.

George Adams of Lexington. Ky. Funeral from the residence Tuesday morning at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at St. James Church. Interment in St.

Louis Cemeterv. GOODMAN Elizabeth Mallev. age 74 years, Saturday, September 7. 1940. 6 a.m..

widow of John Goodman: sister of Thomas Malley. of Lovalton. aunt of Mrs. William Dietrich and Mrs. Henry Will.

Funeral Monday morning at 9:30 from Mrs. Dietrich's residence. 131 McCreadv and from Holy Trinity Church at 10 o'clock. Interment In St. Stephens Cemeterv.

GORMAN Sophia (nee Schmidt). Saturday. September 7. 1940. at 2:35 p.m.

at the residence. 1907 W. Market beloved mother of Al Gorman. Mrs. Edward J.

(Morie) Springmann. Mrs. Oscar E. Drouant and Mrs. Anthony V.

Miller. Funeral Monday morning at 8:30 from the John B. Ratterman Funeral Home. 2114 W. Market 9 St.

Patrick's Church. Interment St. Michael's Cemeterv. HAD FIE LI) Ellis Rav. Saturday.

September 7. 1940. at 8 20 a at his residence. 4616 S. 7th in his 37th year, beloved son of Mamie Hadfield (nee Bart els), and the late Arch A.

Hadfield; brother of Mrs. Fthel Sarher and Arch A. Hadfield. Jr. Funeral from Srhoppenhnrst Funeral Home.

1832 W. Market Monday. September 9. at 2 p.m. Interment in Hesthaven Cemetery.

Wales, Crossbow II and Zoic also ran. to I Kill KA 1. Purse. al lowances; 3-yrar-olds; mile and seventy yards loff at Ksar nl Audlry, 113 (Mholsr), $12.30. 1 Dollar Bay, 116 (J.

Renlek). $13.20. li.7( 2 Guerrilla, lift (Durandol, $3.20 8 Time, 1:44 1-5. Yarnith, Three Three. Baby Booties, Bow Low, Preceptress and Stagefright also ran.

FIFTH RACE Purse. $1,300: claiming; 3-year-olds and upward: one mile and three-quarters (off at Little Banner, 102 (Connolly), $5.30, $2.00, $2.70 1 Manila Hay. 107 (Wholev). $3.30, $3 2 Gigi. 100 (T.

Atkinson). $.1 3 Time. 3:01 2-5. Lady Koma. Idolon, Par ta long.

Ronfalon and Barbed Retort also ran. SIXTH RACE Purse. $5,000 added: handicap; 3-vear-olds and upward: one and one-sixteenth miles (off at Viscounty, 118 (N. rariso), $3.0. $2.80 1 I.ovedav.

10 (Duffy). $8.10. SV10 Sir Marlboro. 101 (Robartl, 8 Time, 1:44 2-5. Doubt Not.

Patrol Scout. Asn and Rouch Pass also ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse. claiming: 3-year-olds and upward: one mile and one-sixteenth (off at Franco Saxon, 116 (Marrero), $13.90, $7.10, $140 1 Say Judge, 113 (F. Maschek).

$9.40, Connt Dean. 118 (Ross), 3.0 3 Time, 1:46 2-5. Sneaky Henry. Somali, Blue Tack, Purple King and Combahee also ran. FIGHTII RCE Purse.

claiming; 3-vear-olds and upward; a mile and an "eighth (off at Sun Fighter, 111 (Mearle), $3.70, $2.90, $2 80 1 Bailie's Play, 107 (Dnrandn), $7.40, $5. 2 Wakita. 102 (Emery), $.10 8 Time. 1:53 3-5. Brustigert.

Cosse, Erin's Sun. Easterner. Rocky. Margot, Nipponese. Stcklrbill also ran.

HAWTHORNE (Weather, clear; track, fast.) FIRST RACE Purse. $800; claiming; 2-year-olds; six furlongs (off at Easy Flying. 108 (Thompson). $7. $4.40, ft 1 C.allsnt Sis, 108 (J.

Adams), $9, $fl 2 Starke. 113 (J. Richard), $5.20 8 Time. 1:13 1-5. Matchcan.

Stevada, Black Fairy. Hi-Tawny, Chocolate Maid Monk's Memo, Aljack, Onemore and J-year-olds and upward; mile and a six tecnth (off at Hada Moon also ran. 'Finished third but disuualified SM ONI) RACE Purse, $800; claiming; 3-year-olds; six furlongs (off at Lo.lS): 1 Do Believe, 103 (Thompson), $19.20, $7. HO, 1 0. K.

Mullen, 113 (Richards), $1.60, $3.10 Donnaflna, 105 (Haskell). $11.20 Time, 1:12 4-5. Tony Weaver, Flying Bonn.t, Office Hour, Town Silver, Mighty Fine, Cantata, Dutch Dame, Buss and Mavdig also ran. THIRD RACE Purse, allowances; 3-year-olds and upward; six and one-half furlongs (off at Mlnilini. Ill (J.

E. Oros), $14.40. $1 1 Rallindarv. Ill (Kees). 40 NiR-ht Lady, ll) (Adams), $3.60 Time, 1:18 2-5.

Squaw Lady, Waugh Pop. Torch Stick and Speedy Booger also ran. FOI RTII RACE Purse. claim; ing; 3-year-olds and upward; six fur longs loff at Imperial Javna, 112 (Demarsche), $17, $.1.20. S4.8I) 1 All Liszie.

Ill (Haskell). $6.20, $3.20 2 Hoat Away. lVt lAshcroft), $2.60 3 Time, 1:12 1-5. Darby Dienst, Steel Heels and Lquistar also ran. 11FT11 RACE Purse.

claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; one mile and one-half loff at Mardromel, 112 (J. E. Oros), $13.20, Tarheone, 1(16 (Adams), $36.80, $13,211. Annikin, 107 (tads). 8 Time.

2:34 4-5. Ahead. Belton. Orbedlu Mon Reve. Tobacco, Oh Fudge.

Some Boy, Tristrap and Midshipman also ran. SIXTH RACE Purse, $5,000 added; Hawthorne Handicap; 3-year-olds and upward; a mile and an eighth (off at Burning Star, 109 (J. Richard), $9, 1 Bnsv Morn, 11:1 (Pool). $6.60, $4.60 2 Bob's Boys. Id (W.

Eads), 8 Time, 1:50 4-5. Bala Ormont, Bucking, Advocator. Valdina Star, Shotput, Forever Prince, Rude Awakening, Manie O'Hara also ran. 'Friedberg entrv. SEVENTH RACE Purse.

$800; claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; mile and a sixteenth (off at Ideal Fund, 108 (Adams), $18, $11,60, $8 1 Kosse. Ill (Demarsrhe), $39.80, 2 Stumptown, 101 (Thompson), $3.80 3 Time, 1:47 2-5. Catechism, Towson, Galley Sweep. Miss Pittypat. Bright Victory.

Perplex. Alspur. Queen Regnant and Crout su Pot also ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse. $800; claiming; AUCTION- PRICE r.y w.

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We Absolutely Believe That for the Type of Merchandise CANNOT BE BEAT. 1936 Ford Coupe 1931 Chevrolet Coach 1935 Plymouth Coach 1936 Terraplane Coach 1934 Oldsmobile Coupe 1939 Chevrolet Town Sedans (2) $495 1939 Ford 85 Tudors (2) 495 1938 Ford Tudor, trunk model 345 1937 Chevrolet Coupe 335 1936 Plymouth 4-Door 235 1936 Dodge Sedan, trunk 275 1935 Ford Coach 160 1934 Ford Coach 135 1936 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 275 1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan 395 1937 Chevrolet Town Sedan 325 Ing; J-var-old and upward; mile and Ofe-half totf at 3 4i Mnf, Murtdlfe, (Westrope), $.1.30, It Si.HO 1 Fhnna Dijon. 11.1 (Wall). $3.30.1 Cress Question. IIS illuffi, $3.10 ..8 Time, 38.

Shag. Navarin and Buena Oro also ran. NARRAGANSETT "Heather, clear; track, fast.) FIRST RACF Purse. claiming; -Tear-olds and upward: one and one-eichth miles ioff at 1 2 :22 Personable, 113 (Berer), $1.90, $3, 1 Tay Rark, 110 K.rossi. J4.10 2 Amerrup.

lot (Mevnell). 9.70 3 Time. 1:54 1-5. Saxonian. Blackbirder, FoweiiviJe.

Continuity and Liberty Torch slso ran. SECOND RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming: 3-year-olds and upward; six fur-o-es off at Whisper. 113 (Robart). $30.

$12.90, $7.90 1 Mvrna Lee, nn (Mearle). $12.10, 2 Mattapony. lim (Suttle). Time. 1:13 2-5.

Rebellion. Miss Sangamon. Msxwell. Grimes Golden. Mann.

Praetorian. Cordate. Maetown and Miss Dollv Kav also ran THIRD RACE Purse. claiming; 3-year-olds and upward; six furlongs off at Ceris.e in, ins (Meynell), $11.10, $5.60, lesdinj Article, 118 (W. L.

fajfor), tl, $3 2 Charitable. 104 (Emery). SXriiZZZZ 8 Time. 1:12 1-5. Gossip Time.

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