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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 20, 1918 · page 9

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BAllilth Humor

A. K. Maconiber’s Colt Beats
Select Field of Juveniles at
Aqueduct

 

 

War Pennant, the brown colt by Jim
Cathay and Malibu, owned by A. K.

'f‘hlmmber, showed that he is a coil far

a the average track. He won the
m Handicap at six furlongs from
I label field of youngster: in com-
mpglng’atyle. Those he left behind
him were W. R. (‘oe's Sweep On, Rd-
W“ Arlington's Questionnaire, L. l“.
Wagner‘s Osgood, the
Sublets Lord Brighton and Joseph E.
Winter's Grimalkin.

At the and of the journey War
Pollyanna three lengths ahead of
Sweep On, which took place‘ honors
a length and a half in front of Ques-v
tionnal‘rc.

The start was poor. When the but

no: went up only half of the field wasl

Brighton'

 

'LONG STRETCH or HIN-
nnnnuae LINEWREST-
no FROM GERMANS
SINCE ATTACKVOF wan.
Mason

(“than m Fl“! PIC).

It is Not a ProfessionalCoia-
mercialized Sport Among
Collegastlll be Played
in Every Army Camp This
Year—Big College Elev-

| on Will BoAmongMisa-

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at a standstill.

lll Northcrn Russia Karoliall
troops, fighting with the Allied
and Russian forces, have inflicted
a severe defeat on opposition
fort-cs. between Archangel and Pc-

. . . . lrourad. 'l‘he hostile t‘orccs are re—

Mfiw l0RK.. be” 20.~There are} porllcd to have been led by tier-
st"rial reasons why football shoulul

I lilall oiiiccl's.
not be abandoned this fall. Andi “I'lllb'll ftll‘t‘t‘s llt‘lVl‘ \\'l'("fil(‘ll
among the most prominent-of these is from ”H. Ucl‘luulia a long stretch
that football is not a professional, eoru- “f “in. advanced elements of tlie

fmercialized sport. a fact that has‘llhd' llindenburg “m. north of St.

 

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(m..- ..._ Maw—a __ AH m—

iti motion. Questionnaire broke inla great deal to do with sinking a bar:1 Quentin as a result (.f the attack
'0“ 9'“ WOT? fifty yards had been 1’0011 bleep into the Vlllll‘a' 0f many bcgun on Wednesday morning. To
covered lard Brighten took mmmandl Ulllei' Sports which have served in tllc south. the French are slowly

alldvfilellpod along at a terrific pac9_‘ years gone by to take the edge of! bill stcadily approaching: the main

 

pairs. having been fired upon by
a German submarine tllltsitlc lllt
war zone. acwrdillg to the Ber—
lhsk Titlcnde.

LONDON. Sept. 2t).—'l'llc Bul-
garians are ill flight in Maccdollia
and are burning.r stores and vii-
lages, according to a Serbian of~
ficial statement received llcrc.

The Allicd trops lltl.\\' havc ad-
vanced more. than twelve miles and
their progress is so rapid that they
have not been able to count the
prisollcrs and war material taken.
Ncw regiumljs thrown in by the

The Bulgarians ltavc been .dc-
featr-d colllplctcly. and tht- Scr.
bian troops are pursuing thclll day
and night.

WITH THE BRITISH FORCES
l.\' FRANCE, Scpt. 20 (By The
Asstwiatcd l’rceal. — Australian
troops today continued their pcuc«

Bulgarians have bcen forced to rc-l
treat with the other». ‘

 

that cotutly in our in‘erngl affairs.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

“German order should be able to
Bland in comparison with American
lynch kultur. We are no nation of
world conquerors. The government has
no sympathy with pan-Germanic de
mands. but we also are not a nation of
slaves."

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ox
THE LORRAINE FRONT, Thursday.
Sept. l9.-—The majority of the Ameri-
cans killed in the hospital were prili
votes who had been gassed recentlyl
west of Vandieyes. Several members
of the medical corps were among the
tinilred.

, The shell struck the hospital about
(midnight and there was great confu-
ision owing to the darkness. Other
l shells continued to fall in close proxim-
'ity to the hospital. Officers speak in
the highest terms of the heroic efforts
of the attendants to relieve the suffer
ing of the wounded, despite the raid.

 

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followed by Osgood and Grimalkinf
While rounding the turn Lord Brigh-i

work for the American public. ltlcrlnan positions north of Lit
Hints and urgings along any other lt‘crc. having: taken several villag-

loa-iucreased his load and enteringthel line evidently are emanating from on and clltrencllcd positions dur-
home stretch was three lengths ahead sources of jealousy. Football will be ing the. past two days.
of his Opponents and running posit); played this fall in every army camp of This success by tllc Allies on it

. . . 1 WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY lN
trauma of thc lllndelibilrg systein.l LORRAINE, Sept. 20, it a. in. (By the
and mo now H'l'tl'lllll‘tls of a mile. Preset—Continued rain

. . 'l’ f 'l ‘ l .Associated
tronl llelllllu IN. .tlur mt ts llort 1-. slowed down activities today. Some
west of ht. Quentin.

U'Olfl 130 t . or r the client ’ lines.
'l‘OKltl, chncsday, Sept. 11' pa " u ed 9‘ 3

 

T) the crowd he looked like a sure any proportions, and. m; the game m. front which is one of tllc princi-
victor. ”u, before the final furlons son and along the same lines. it will be1 pal llflfill‘m" 0f lll“ (lermau posi-
pole had bccn reached 1.0”] Brighton played in practically all the colleges “011 ill France, apparently has
quit. :or the country. Army men, in fact. are' alarmed the tummy, who has been
Lord Brighton Quits. ‘HH'tIllltlging football. They know .itsilmnml‘inlr “mm” ,“llaCkP along

As he tattered Sweep 0n wont to “‘0' wottll in developing individual. skill,;the ““9" Th" lieuVlcat ”1 “um“
front and lit the sixteenth m“. w“ a “alum.“ and grit. Men who will play; was along the low from T‘l‘t‘SClillll
length ahead. He was under the whip, the Home in the colleges will be eligl-lm M‘Mliin‘s’ \i'cst . "M ( amhml’
while Wm. Pennant, which was NW bio rm, me am" in many “we. and allow alter ll tcrrltlc. bombard.

and. was movmg along {351 and Will bc called regardless of what they "“m‘ “H (“mum") mm“ a “m r

- .ll w ' .

(By The Associated l’ress).- 0 o‘er _

(‘Zl‘t‘lltl-Slllvllk lllrl‘OS' full“ the: “YIT‘{ THE AMERICAV ARBIY 0N
wool and those irolil \ladwfml’k'l'l‘llll LORRAINE FRONT. Thursday.
at'tcr llil\'lllt.{ ct't'cctcd a Jllllt‘lltlll at “Sept. 19 (By The Associated [’l‘eser—A
Aching-arc wmw’i‘mtug “t In ‘Enemy forces attempted to raid the
klllf‘k- 1“ lll'l‘lllwrum.l f" Pa" “(1' American lines on this front this
y‘all”. ‘10 ”w. “:1le “f the morning, but were repulsed. one Ger-
(‘Zt‘t‘bO-blOVllks lll European Rus- mm being killed and ”WW wounded.
“in. 5“.” fl Wlii' (ll’ficc “lluom‘ce'. in a patrol encounter during the

meat “’99-“ ‘: 'nlgllt along the Southern Lorraine

ailioqthly under a hand role by Jockey
'l‘aDIln. Until .tlfty yards from the
flu'ulbaflreep On licld the'lead. Then
thc navy trump! 125 pounds which
ltd ”as carrying bmn to tell its dead-

. ' 'l " ""l"lli“(l. .. . .
may be doing in then schools. 'l‘bera llltlntl llllltt ls. bilt \ttit lln st I 'l‘llc ”I“ “mum“ bc coin-

is no indication llllit footle will inter}
fcrc with any military preparation.

Blot Teams About. 1

Preparations are going on to a mm

At one. point they made soun- pro-
gl‘t’ss, but wcrc inlltleiliutcly driv-
cn back. '

lll Milccdonill. tlic Allied aticv’

mandcd by (lcllcrdl (laidn, thc
t‘zecllo-Slovllk leader.

. LONDON. Sept. Elk—‘The War Alma

.‘til‘lee wounded.

trout. two Germans were killed and

 

AMSTERDAM; Thursday, Sept. 19.—

' ”ii. A. K. Macornber'g War Kiss and E. considers the subject of college or

was least of Mollaslit‘ has been
followed by an attack in tllc llakc
lloirali by tho British and tircck
armies. A foothold on tho cnc-
llly's first position was gained.

lydaleand his stride began to shorten, sldorable extent in the East for foot-
Aa he wavered Taplin hit War pew ball. although plans this fall do not in
manta crack of the whip. The Macom- any sense compare with what has been
berlcolt responded gamcly. and darted dono ill former years, The biggest
gm the judges at “race that made ”9“" l“ “'9" Wlllnot be llm‘em ““9 and the fighting still is going on.
{I'm-0a look as if he Ware standing 3"”- Y‘lf- llar'fll‘d and Willem)“: 'l‘llis attack seems to bc ll inovc
atlltn So great was War Pennant'u will have only perfunctory remsenta- in' the direction oi the Vardar
elicit: that it carried him home on tlves-lf any at all. Pittsburgh Unl- Valley, which has been considered
“My vrctor in the fast time of 1:12 45‘ rcmttr. the chances are will in” only the lliost feasible ll vclntc into Scr-
7‘be last race, a sprint of five fur- a makebellew eleven. But the other bill from the south. '
longs for jut-en”? fillies, furnished on. schools are making preparations. and
of the ram sensational nnlshes of [he the value of football to the training of Serbians and (ll-cells are total!!!
year. At the end M‘rs. Joseph E m... the youth will not be lost. pullout. Reports of the tililitlmt
l""0rrhelia, John EwMIdden's “,0ka No one who certainly and may indicate tbv- Bulgarians haw hm“

.howcvcr. being able to stem thc
tidc. High bills have been carried
by tllc Allies. who llavc . rcachctl
tllc (‘crna river. at a point about
fifteen milcs distant from thc (‘ity
of l’rilcp. which seems to bc tllc
present o'bjcctit'c iii the lighting.

'R. Bradley's Blushing Beauty were no other sports really expecamtlilnu to
close together that it looked like ‘ continue at a normal pace. It can not
Quadruple dead heat. The four filllaa be done in these times. Sports. how-,
were on even strides and close togetll- ever. does not hold a large place in the
chin the middle of the track when daily life of the. natlon's youth, and
they crosed the finish line.“ no out: supplies a need for relaxation for the
dared call the victor. until the Judm ”“9"“ I
posted. the omelet. numbers. The: There is no doubt that profeseloflal‘
said Ophellamqn in“ mm had. that baseball is dead for the period of the
Looking Up was ascend. a similar. dla. war. but this sport in a commerclallud
“lice in front of w“- Kiss. which beat one. operated for profit and played by

the American tinny is cllgltgctl, op.

Eaat of Mollastir, tllc Fly'tlilt‘ll..

ricd up reinforcements. witllOllt.'

' cmtiona yesterday virtually werc‘
limited to outpost fighting and ar- ln the chh "a“ The “no“ fell Otto Lind-tram Receive. Letter frown

Committee of the lntehAlll’ed Labor
Conference lil‘euented to the confer
once this morning a report recommend.
in: that the conference call upon the
governments of the Allied nations to
“ adopt President \\'llson‘s fourteen

peace polnta in a loan declaration of:

Allied policy.

I WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE LORRAINE ll-‘lith'l‘. Thursday,
Sept. 19 (Dylan: AaiocluteI‘Praulr—

DI the flight during which Lieutenant-

1“. Lake of ghouls. Aria. hroiiahl
down three enemy moons and“ Ill"
plane. his gasoline became exhausted

T and he wu forced to?‘dopoad.ttpen.lhe .
2 small emergency tank.full with whiche
fall American airplanes are equipped.

i Lieutenant Luke turned on thin supply
‘ sulllcientmnly for ten minutes. and
though on the German side of the lines

Along the Lorraine front, whcrc 1;. want ‘Itor M... two opponents In;

Fahrmaahlnas.

' The first was an easy victim. falling

The Bolahevlk government

tlveu to leave Russia immediately, ac-
cording to a Berlin dlapatcll printed

in the Weller Zeltung‘of Bremen. a copy .

of which has been received here.

 

LONDON,~Sept.. 20,—Brltlsli
Ilast night made further

troops

strong point of Malassi‘se F‘arm..oppo-
site be Catelet,

has re-L
quested Brltllh diplomatic repmentm .

{5 lbs. CUFF (E 9565’...

program -
_ northwest of Sl.~Quanlln, capturing the .

says Field Murllhlll Cl

Raund Steak . . .
Porterhou‘se and Sirloll Steak
Veal loreStew . .- .
Shoulder Steak: . . .
Mobil“! . ' . , .
Veal thrills . .' ~ .
Veal-Cadet . . . .
lean Cornell Beet . . .
llill'koast . . . .
felicity-Her lamb . .
StiltlltthSlloultlers .
Fresh llallls . . .

34c lb“

25c lb
26: Ill

326. Ill
38:.”
35t’lb‘

lac-lb
28c! Ill
Zfic‘lll
nadir
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. GOLDEN SANTOS écorrEE—Very good.-
‘ value. Price per single pound Twenty Cents. .

.Auuoaz’é i that. 1b....
as ”dingo we d’i-i best. lb.

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Halg'u understatement today.
Important galaa were acored by the

British to the LentplreEpehy sector.l ’ a

the troops pushing in to a-deptb o!
more than a mlle.

The to" of vares, the Importv
ant point on the Canal du de. oppo
slto‘Cambrh. which woe taken by the
(larmano in a local counter tlinlst re-

cently was recaptured by the British...“
I ~.

6 ...._ ._

SANU El. POLLEY WRITES.

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lllusllfng Beauty for third place by a
nine. ,' '

Looking Up ”hid the most early
armed and amendment-etch a length
in..,.front..~ofy-her opponents. When
straightened hit Cor filml‘l’h‘home she
swerved badly. This cast her the lead
fottwhen she left 'the I
War KI. whom-the front. But look-
in; Up “momenta and at‘tha final
eighth nolelwaa manhood-and head
will Wanlilaa. Just.» theaneor
Walls brought Ophelia up to Looking
wp'a :agdle girdle: and the three flllles

an e to ‘

“mean ’ ward the .. Judge: almost
Ophelia Stronouttat End.

At the sixteenth post Blushing Beau-
ty ranged alongside of them and togeth-
er tlle- quartet sped to the finish.
Aphelia was the strongest and under

a vigorous ride berall-a managed to
get up in time to earn premier honors.

Mm. Davis saw the-race from her
bum-luvthe clubh

ouse and when her
tlllvaas awarded the victory she and

Capt. Davis hurried to the lawn to com
smut-to -Jlmmy~ Finalmmone. her
trainer. Then she bilateral! praise on
Joekey Walls. 'r‘lt was the locks: who
won that face,” She told the trainer.
“lie rode a perk-ct race and put up a
great tlnlle".

After Edward Arllngton's Koh-l-Noor-
defeated a big field of selling plotera la
the third race Joe Vandlg. who plan
but does not play the Mme. bid her
up $300. 1‘th wul not enough and An-
llagtou retained hbbom. Valium
no intention of hula; the lily. Be
Ind Arlingto- had a diopute one a
personal matter at santo‘ it...
the. every use an Arlingto- no... 3..
the to treat to a «an. no. v.1“
hit it n I“ Am a m
a on the III-at It the an a. g.
The W Dalia In and to the
para. a “I a“ "up. .

II tal- al- lufl In: file.
“I m‘“ fii m u

‘ “CHEESE PATRIOT."- l8-

nlen who participate for the purpoaa of
earning a livelihood. Sparta which do
not have the golden yellow taint will
live on because of that fact. if for no
other. and football is one of them.

. It is a truth that many college foot-
.ball players earn their way through

l‘llid In“), much
amighr path school by pinyin: football. but thin can-E Anti-German uprisings ill Ru- I“ m' ins “9 operating m” M u

, not be charged aminet'tham as merce-'
nary. nor can they be considered proI
fesslonals.bccause of it. For college!

rte football. at be!"- ”ml-Shes only four the diaturbancc. King Ferdinand.“mmp"d“m‘ "‘9 9'“ "ek' ”9

1
years of much endeavor. Profeslontll

football may some day enter on a big

scale. but it has not yet done so, and

present indications are that it in a long
. way off.

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wuuauen Ely/«NAME» .:

- Jaek.Kaaraa. who manages Jacki
Dempsey, fthe .. claimant-Jot the huvy- l
weight fighter, is all “het up" bedtime
of Jemwulard’s failure‘ to meat hill.
man in a bout forlthe championship.
Maybe the deal which lack says Demp-
sey. not in the bout-with WltlleMeehan
in San Francisco a few days ”ago a-it:
flack hotter than ever. because he'
spares no words in denouncing the
hero of flavana. What Jack say: isI
enough to. start a rabbit fighting, but
Ideas not being a rabbit. will just play
deaf and dumb and let the words
on [he ears of the fans. 3

“Dempsey. not being a commercial»
laed or a financial lighter." writes.
Kaitlin. “is ready to get the “about
patrlot" info the ring with hill. and
will accept any sort of a moonlit-1
lode-Io. 'Wllhrd nu either meal
Dana-a: ta a man but tor purl-i
one m u no Cm II flu ble'
lot: a: the m Intact."

M tirade was started the.
“ll-rd m to meat ”I." h
m in a In. in m‘

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. ed-when a shell hit a tent in which

tillery ducls.‘ Metz is under live.“ the German we and Lieutenant. wdlagln France.

oi the American gun». It is are- "Lube-um to w banana. ., Pdvugmmollenll. .Q- t‘n, l02d
ported that till American lm'l’nujlaflom.” and.“ ”Ignited. iodide. .A. P..'.O. '10..
was deliberately fired upon c "lawnmower ” only . k‘._m.hu.wpmthe.tdluwlug let-
German artillery Weditafldam'um, of mm. 'm be attend “3.,th we “tom.“ thin pity. 53am
night. Eight Amenicatia were-kilfl fight. the last-few- nilnutos ofwblch-lio in, w a mob“ "Minimum 102d
had devotedrul-ultanaoualy to fighting “why ”‘9’ l“ “l“ "9”” "9°39" “l

gassed soldiers were. patients. l outed-rest at on: of the "rest

hand guollno pump. l "
Huntsman Edward V. Rlckenbaeher,
of Columbus. 0.. has downed two more

mania are reported front Germany:
It is said the Romanian queen ia‘
reported to be the prime mover in

August 15. ”MS.

Dear Otto: Received your pleasing;
Dollalmf June 29 and "to omen. but:
want to say that sincethelt we can
8% a hair cut and shave from a real
nice French madamolselle for ten
cents. but we generally get a shampoo.
massage, manicure and tonic for fifty
cents. (two basics.)

Well. Otto, I have seen some real
big fighting since I have. left the clty.
After graduating from a signal school i

‘ ____ Ejolned my present outfit which has a
of. AMSTERDAM. Sept. 20.—ln ’sp‘eak- lot of local bow!- lhave mt nhmér-
ing of the German pea'ce aspirations at‘oll'l 10°“ 50!“ who are 3" well. A

t

‘s said to be holding aloof, but it be,“ officially ”99m“ “WNW“
is said that he may yield to [“9453 Rinkenbacber now Is officially credited
sure and join the. anti-'l‘etltouic.'mh “‘ "“0”” The “WP” Wm“!
forces. Dr. W. S. Solf the German, ’1? and Lieutenant Luke 59‘0“ has
Secretary of State forColonies,LlWentyelsht enemy “Whips. and bal-
and General Mackellsen, Germlfil 100118 to lttt credit slice the otfeiislve|
commander in the Near East. who b98311. Confirmation of these victo»
Jias been ill Germany on leave, rles has been certain' in nearly all

 

“have been hurried to Bucharest as ‘cases.

a result of the outbreak.
French progress northeast

Soissons continues, it is reported.

In this sector, the French now are a banquet given by the town council or, Wt “99 I30. I also up into some of. ed States District Attorney.
:close to the western end of the hips“ in honor 0‘ SW19“. “Ewan" °ld "“9 comm" 9°” "9° “rel .

famous Chemin dos Dames p051. Count van Vltlhum d'Eckeladt. the I'll" la the G0.“ artillery. liolned In)“
lion. Heavy fighting is ill pmg- Saxon ForeigannlsterJald: ,
ress. l “The reason for our. rem.“ forgl lively sector and I guess i got my
lpeace is not a consciousnessof male, 50le 0f fire in Minolta. but 1 sol

PAWS. Sept. all—Te" thou-inc“. but a sober recognition of the “to it alter a while. We got every-
sand Blllglll'ia“ prisoners “'"ei fact that endless prolongation of the' till!!! the! had in shrapnel. sheila. 8&3.

...—.—

sent to the rear on September 19 w" must lead to I “up“, of m"! bullets, trend». '1“..an and iron.

alone. an '8 Marcel Hittin ill that”...m kuitur. No ”poem-n point tou- . We wmttater relieved attai-

fall Echo di- aria. The pursuit of that an...“ alone “y Gonna stamina. wiaahg lot-tot territory. .took lots oti to“ control while In a tall gun.

retreating enemy continues with; ha. em whoa la "y “M ”on MN. aunt. 500., etc. ,
great sued... the article adds. in“ . tom “ the w. M n...“ 3.“. m. we co!-
“‘" ’ ' do abate: pay for it. Thu

‘l NDON.8et. 20.__ . .dalhalauorurm-luhandau W!!!
ainfeouadtm 3f the llltIl-l-Ztll'ie‘dim “"‘m'lm mm“ 9"“ mm 0”“ 3mg?
Labor Canton-0c yesterday model“ W. . RIM-um!“ .nrm “we at:
aa ‘ .£
7::"9", 32$?d”g'mlw ammo-amide 1- ium-II nth-n an Inn--
dent QM .._m.~_§m~uwmuum»mnmmdmm
flyflm.‘ rm lumen-“wind":
“Who’d-arm“. “honouring-andmmuMIaI-M

Elli-333d! by eta-aun- them
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muwmmmgmuumtum “mama.
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late Cheese (oldlt. lb. :21: 32c
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Incorporated

mutuality mic- (to tit-«lithe
Spanish wfn Vale Findhab also r.-
lavg’e bow of fruit. candy and smokes'
from the L0. 0. M. of Paris.

Well. Otto. I will close. now. and anteed to add ”.000
hope to hear from you soon. Give ray of “.000 each for .
regards to all my friends and tell them
to write.

A” G” ’TO‘ STAKE.

W i

. longs by the two year olds Billy Kellv,

3 Eternal and Purchue, to be run here
Your friend.

SAM POLLEY. lthe'track’la in good condition andlaZ-l

l three start. The first named colts are

- to carry 125 pounds each and Purchase
119.

 

BOSTON PKGTOR DELEASED.

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BOSTON. Sept. 20.——Tlfe Rev. John
Stellt. former pastor ofa Lutheran.

church in this city. arrested some tlme'. Highest P110“ Paid
ago charged with making dlsloyal rei ‘ JUNK
marks at a wedding, was released by Phone 01"“me

the fedenl commissioner today at thel
request of Judd Dewey. assltant Unit-

EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Rm NM?
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ANOTHER AIRPLANE
uncnamc KILLED
Apaaxv. 0a.. Sept. 20.—An_ ml
plane from Souther Field fell pearl
pDawson. today. hillbilly platinum
{Walter Hilton at California. and badly]
brulalng the pilot. [deuterium Ming all
‘Auatln. Tea-a. 'rlle lleulenui and bel

Harris 81‘ can
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'Queens County Jockey club-has (main.
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