The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 11

853 vie 6K. Rutniner, 410 ‘Thimble, off slow, made up round graua! satiiy._Frank Fogarty had no exomg. 3 —— — BECOND RACK—The Orme ‘anid gevent Went to the front after jarning {or ery ran wile all the way, Ms anu Ot Start goo by Theo Cook Canny Mine, uainvow Selling Stake Wt.) No. Horse. 1—Leghor 94|5--Knot Grass 2--Budana 106 | 6—Timbre! 8—Mawrcoron . 106|7—Atta Girl 4—Hephaistos . 2 106) 8—Bluckstone rae First Second OURTIT RAC RESULT 3 4 sand ma Wt | No is! a First Second RESULT 1 3 EMPIRE CITY, N. Y., OCT. 20.--WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOW 1" rare $1.03) +]Pudana, ea ; about six Third | iy ira, Tae BVewinG |MAWRCORON WINS _ RAINBOW STAKE AT EMPIRE CITY eae Hephaistos in Place and Tim- brel, 50 to 1 Shot, Lands Third Money. By Vincent Treanor. EMPIRE Y, Oct CITY RACE TRACK, N.} Mawreoron the won the \day ina stretch turn and ran over her, After Budana quit to nothing In the stretch. Hephaistos moved up and easily got the place money. Rvery- thing behind her was leg weary by 107) this time, and out of the tired bunch| “ame Timbrel, a 50 to 1 shot to bel ghern the well played nd} Hida't van in anyt FIFTH RACE: ; for three-ye furlongs. No. Horse. Wt.[No. Horse —Faquire + 114/9—W. H. Buckner 2—Crest 111/ 10—Kezlal 4—Rolo . +—Teache: 5—Ltberty -Asterisk ?—Salesman t—Ting-a-Ling .. RESULT 105|18—Ace of Aces ve. .cc sues 121| First Second -olds and upward; 4 RACING RESULTS AT LAUREL. FIRST RACE +70.80 and $4 second ; Mad Non-starters—J run, COND RACE-—Two Miles.—14 ©: prin, $9.60 and $7, first; Infidel 11, | wecond; New Haven, third, Time—4 | All started. ‘THIRD RACE- Six furlong.—Assump. on, $12.20 an J $7,30, $6.80, fir ey AT LOUISVILLE. cle “Vet Garrivon, Philan- zubethtown, Ground Refugee I, and Co- ive and a half fur- | and $14.90, frst; indeed! on Hemert, Banker, Gets Mar- | f ringe, license, | The Marriage Li Bureau at the cipal Builling tu The %Z AEOLIAN COMPANY i Offers This Exquisite @ SMALL GRAN’> PIANO Q 69, 8 BEAUTIFUL instrument combines the true | “grand” quality of tone, the superiority of “grand” action, and the beauty of case de» sign only to be found in grand pianos. We wish to call the attention of music-lovers to the advantages of the Stuyvesant Grand Pianofor apartments and smallrooms. 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In most cases paying high prices for shoes means that you pay for fancy labels va stylish store locations. Blyn shoes are as modish and as up-to- ate as any. They wear longer and cost far less. You pay only for shoes at Blyn’s—nothing else. winner when he rated Smarty in front all the way and made him last to beat @ cheap fleld in the second, Turner, the riding hero of four straight win- ners yesterday, finished second with Scottish Chief. He was too patient In| the early running and when ho set |the Scottish Qhlef down he wasn't good enough to overtake Smarty. Titanium ran hard all the way and nely along the rail to get the show money. Winneconne ran second behind Smarty to the head of | , finished the stretch and then tired. The first favorite of the day was beaten when Vista finished outside | | the money. She ran only in spots and after getting as near the front as third quit to nothing as she did in her | previous start. drank Fogarty went}! out in front and stayed there until McAtee suddenly moved up with| Thimble, Then the ke rot third money, ‘ e fourth race. Est trude th U. S. ARMY TO STAY ON RHINE EVEN AFTER PEACE, WEEKS’S VIEW|‘: t WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Seeretury | War Weeks said to-day that he ht the American fta ' un No. 3132—A 9 stray Wal Teather an Sanie in A i The Bureka urs, and Upward, aboot ax furlongs 4s was Well in front ef Epis de Ine with the WONLD, THURSDAY, OOTOBER 20, 1921, EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES. EMPIRE OITY RAO! ‘Twe following are the entries for) are charged with robbery. Pearl Schechter | twenty, says they snatched her beaded | |tag, containing 67 cents, as she entered 1) the hatiway of her home at No. 1642 | TRAOK, Yonkers, N. 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Get Blyn Shoes for yourself and ever how you save dollars by buying at Blyn’s. Begin with Blyn to-day! ith —BOY Rich Ta’ style—Lace model 14 Service Stores near Park Ave. It’s volume buying, member of the family. See Shoes Delivered FREE to Any Part of the World should be popular Plenty of them in the wanted shades of brown and gray. Third floor. Alexander We consider it an achievement to be able to present, in Alexander quality, at $5 a pair, women’s high ‘cut lace or button shoes, women’s oxfords in brown or black, and women’s strap pumps in brown. Shoes Sixth Avenue at Nineteenth Street SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS