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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-10-01

There is no month so favorable to
rapid growth and development of
turkeys as September. Given suf-
ficient food of the right kind moth
ing else Is required to build frame
and flesh. The fattening of those
intended for Thanksgiving markets
should not begin until October. and
the September ration should include
the elements required to produce
flesh and muscle. The gobbler
shown Is a fine specimen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

cereals, is standing aloor save in a small
msT,c ID Ar for an orsninE |, 4. ex.
change 10 higher values or any signs OF a
T rsnr 81 bull campaign vii, see the
wheat as buyers
Tho halt in the advance has caused a halt
IN . s,peeulnt'on. Conditions surrounding the
given 4 fortnight or month ago. The ad :
, hive rent 10 the country by the commission
spectators keep on; OF the May future en-
,,rcS' AND use caution in spcculatins In tho
conditions The inquiry Into The high cost
or or. hT KIN, has poss;hiy retarded business on
grain man on the Board Of Trade who viii
gay that the present high price Of wheat
FOR the cash article. coupled With tho arm
Gr'p OF farmers on the actual wheat. many
which has resulted IN so little good to thosc
making It.
The fact Is shown from day 10. day that
on every price recession demand springs
up Tor both cash and future wheat Rest
me oFdrrs arc nov hold In the market for
S"dae OF them are on foreign account and
S ",,T are on domestic account The wheat
port OF, the holdings in Kansas shows that
wa, in the hands Of farmers S in tha, s Irae
on February l.. rhis calls for about o7.5el on
Cash sales OF wheat at Chicago were 800,
bushels: OF corn. 1900 bushels. and OF oats
49, bushels. OF the foregoing. there were
saics to exporters OF 900" bushels of wheat
-+hSl bushels o. and cN0op bushels
"I oats The rc"hoard reported istoN bushels
"f wheat and lyc2co1 bushels OF oats AR
Eeniinc weather Is favorable. and wheat
oilers large. and while tho purchases were
rercrteu liberal, The price was pence per
quarter higher. while winters al Iivcrpoo
We're heId at an advance Of pence.
corn and oats were both higher. and there
was strong market. There n better
Hcnanc Tor cash corn. and the were
strong. largely in sympathy with corn. cou-
Dc
rreasing receipts were shown In both grains
I:cre was heavy selling OF provisions
wh!ch was lcn 10y packers This discouraged
h"Id"rs. ana caused weak CLOSING at In
side prices May and July pork were we'll
iNEHh, ana th"r" was some buying on the
strength in corn. Local bear traders led In
the ceiling. cash tiadc slow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
MEYER BROTHERS COMPANY
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
MIA Drug Concern Goes TO Wall he
cause "f General Busincss
depreciation.

Sr IotlS, Mo. February "a re-
'eN"r was appointed today for the
Meyer urothrrs Drug Company. n
'arRr Wholesale nrm. on petition of
t"r"" creditors whose claims aggregate
$4,000
They alleSe that the debts OF the
arm t" other creditors exceed $500.
coo
Tho nrm was established sixty years
aSo. and. according to the petition, ita
"ns'n"Ss ran into the millions annually
N"ransc OF III" general business de-
preston. II ts stated. thu nrm has been
unahi" to collect accounts aEgregutinE
S'oe'"oo. aud therefore could not pay
maturing debts. obtain credit for
necessary purchases or borrow money
Tor such purposes.
~" Petition says the owners OF SOW
"ral large buildings occupied bv the
hrm as stores and warehouses are
threatening TO file suit. In these build
inss are stored goods valued mt 81. 600 :
600 " 1890
The petition says tho compopy.s
business has been prosperous and it's
credit high. and that il !:s assets could
IL" disposed OF In bulk they would WELD
sum greatly in excess OF liabilities
roWih w. Lee. former excise commits
~ ~ '''"'S' WINS appointed tenn
porary receiver. and instructed to pay
no salaries tn the executive officers or
the company.
Theodore Meyer. president OF Never
BROTHERS. issued this statement:
FOR several months the officers OF
the company have felt the great need
OF additional capital in their business
much Of the business OF tn" company
being tied mp in overdue accounts and
IN real estate. and they have taken
steps TO secure IL. but thus far with
only partial success.
The receiver will carry forward the
business heretofore conducted"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10


EAGCTuKiNG coMrANYs PR oJpp.
HNisyrf G S65TThTH r. At Thl N9T Is
AVENUE AND ELM sTREET.' ''o
,,l In execution OF deed OF trust. dated
clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court. y. B. 22G-A. page 27e. default
n n nnr,i, DeGn ma, made in The payment OF
and being required so to do, we will
sci! by auction. on the premises. III
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IL. 1916.
ut o'clock +. NJ.
the above. mentioned property. dc.
scribed in said deed of trust. as fol-
"All that certain lot Of land. with
I'm the city of Richmond, Va, at the
northeast corner OF williamsburg Ave.
sad North Fiji line Of on tho
nue. one hundred and tnirty-nine G39)
hs, w SIX 60 Inches. and extending back
No lo4. in tho plan OF tho city OF
80. II that certain lot OF land. with
improvements thereon. lying and be-
Ing In the city OF Richmond. Va. on tho
north line OF Williamsburg Avenue
said north line OF Williamsburg Ave-
nue. one hundred and twenty,wo Q22)
a varying depth. and being lot 20. i9s
in the plan OF the, city of iiichmond."
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale. any taxes that may be due
five notes for $780, each with intcTcnt
on same. on one from September 20
1914. one from October 90, 1914, one
cember 20, 1914. and one from January
20. 1915. until paid. and credit AZ TO
ten notes for $500. each payable month
Der 20. 1918. inclusive. and the residue
ut one year after date. deferred paw
rncnts TO be secured by deed OF trust
on the property and to hear interest
at per cent from date Of sale: or ali
cash. Mt the option OF the pur,h aser
W. J. WHlTEHURST,
CLINTON l.. WILLIAMS.
Trustees
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
BY j. d. CARNEA,. & SON.
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
REAL ESTATE in THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, VA.

ss + Is assSss s' 81 sass
suit of Annie L. Clark VS.. John b.
commissioned will. on
WEDNESDAY, Fnhn TAR 10TH gg15. DAY OF
sell at auction, on the respective
premises. the following parcels Of real
estate IN the city OF Richmond. Va:
parcel: '"H
a certain lot, with the improvements
! !t , Nos. 6l3 and els Holly Street,
beginning on the south line OF Holly or
High. Street. 1877 feet. 6 inches east OF
Pine str; street. and fronting on the south:
wardiy between parallel lines, tn.
ne of ao Tnfh a esn fso the Feet,
| At or about 1870 o'clock i. NJ the
, following parcel
IA a D vacant ut lot situated on the eastern
iine or 2O-foot alley extending south
wardly from ly Street. the eastern
Of ne of Maeh Is distant los feet
particularly described as io fo, nieE
s seeg3inning g on the eastern line OF said
Sttres;, or at the southern line
deed OF August II, 1894, and and r WceS ey
IN the clerks office of Richmond Chan
wardiy along and n frontin running M south
ern line of said 20-foot alley 81 feet,
more or less, to the northern line OF a
l0-foot alley, and from said front ex-
tending back eastwardly, between tho
southern line OF the property conveyed
as aforesaid TO Henry S. Hutzler and
the northern line OF said 10-foot alley.
Terms OF sale rs to each parcel: One
third cash and balance i'm two equal
instaiiimfen,ts, Mt six and twelve months.
f esreI we from day of sale. de-
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
IRON IRON gay OF sale. title to be retained
until full payment OF purchase nrice:
or all cash, at option of purchaser.
q. 5: BUFORD, JR.,
Special Commissioner,
~ certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the spcciai com.
missioner has been duly given.
., Grwen under my hand this 1lth day
Testc:
CHARLES o. sAvILLE.
Clork.
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NEW YORK rRoDUCE M.RKE1.

NEW YORK. February a-Raw sugar.
firm: Tnoasses. ..co: centrifugal. 49,: refined.
hrII- Butter unsettled. Cheese. Arm. Spot
gohs- Irregular; RIO, No. :. SIS: Santos, No.
Co:tonseed OIL gave signs OF heavla-ss early
today under cheaper crude offerings in
creased seed movement and the lard weak
res nut sharp upturn occurred during
The late trading active supper: from u
.a-Ee r.hner ana covering o; local shorts.
Final prices were 51s points net higher.
Sales. a!.'1 barrels. Tn. market closed
a-rn. spot. ,.onG7.l5: February, ;Wd7 %:
Marsh 5osa7.5; April. 7i5g7.:s: May. I2ia
:: June. .sT1.3s: July. 73+TsT August
--.Il--.s Sentenlher. I.asH..s-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

al ne; decline OF one poin; net rise
OF ono point In the early trailing short
selling OF ecalpcrs depressed prices bvt
thi' selling was met by quiet demand. said
10 come from spinners and spot Interests.
4 large rar; % the cotton sold short In the
morning was later bought back az higher
prices While foreign clenrances were on
n fairly liberal reale. t3HSS bales from all
ports, they w~-e smaller than for several
DAYS past. This led TO the claim b. hears
maj the export movement finally about
10 0-cAiHe The selling which resulted pared
dow. the advance.
Receipts for the day at ALI ports were
:id&5 bales. and bulls claimed this con-
tinutd heavy Increment TO the seaboard Vas
IN" best indication that there would be no
iInIIscia;" let-up In exports.
Spot cotton steady. Sales the spot, IS
bales. 10 arrive. ass bales
Cotton futures closing: March. ss.: May
%; July So: October, ses: December 80.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Da,,
BY j. THOMPSON BROWN g. co
lib Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

v4HS4R E. 9B1S,s 1Sb PPR%2an 1Ed
"a 3no iGs 1N Y!isT cH h6T IS STEkESE;T
AR AR SMALL SHOP ASp LOT 81 S MAht
1aS g s and qs fseo Sf sfu1 IT Hfssa
m nnr. ss Sahaneery Court. u. y. 2i2-C.
TO secure certain notes therein de-
s scarad default LIEF ,n being made ana being
auction. on the promises, N''S
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.
Mt 1870 +. NJ,
lot or land, with all Improvement,
thereon, on south side Cary Street. he
Madison Street: thence running westi
y wardiy and fronting on Cary Street -
parallel lines 100 feet. '"eeh
Also lot OF land. with improy.m.n,.
itnereon. fronting on Madison STREE
n neg ming 100 feet from southwest cor,
Strsst and fron,inF thereon es OF .? Mf tsa,
parallel lines 100 feet "eeh
Also lot of land on the east lin. -,
an aLiey ten feet wide. between carr
iamn canal Streets, Bclvidere and Mad,
end OF said alley at d distance ~ Fe inS
feet T., south OF Cary Street. thence east
distant 100 feet west or boint
street; thence southwardiy and ~,
right angles parallel to and 100 ,.at
west OF Madison Street, IOe feet 70 q
point on tho limo of said alley ia fc.t
more or loss. to the south line OF III.
!o-root alley frst mentioned above:
thence n0rthwardly. across said aliey
and parallel to Madison Street 10 Fee;
to the point OF beginning. 'e''
TERMS: All cash.
LIE ROY BROWN.
BROWN & CO.. Auctioneefs.
NOTE.-while above ar. t.ru 20
tho trust, easier arrangements can be
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~HEVzEEE7INz Xger1oR~
N PHONE MADISON 1905
ele EASI RRoAo sl
RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE

IT-Nf-lN EltS' AUCTION SALE
THE PIPER ROOFING AND MANI.
FEATURING COMPANY;S MACIIIENE.ny
HH GhE tocrrr YHEWflT qEklcE E nld4
CLINE, MULE. wAGoS. n illt x
ny virtue OF certain orders entered
IN IN me u baw and Equity Court OF the
and February 9Th. 1915. we viii soil 80
public auction. on the prcm!ses OF tho
p pap R 1921 lG and Manufacturing Com
Elm Street and williamsburg Ave.
nuc). on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. ;slt.
nj about 4:3o i. NJ.
or Immediately following sale of IN.
real al, estate. as advertised elsewhere
The Office Furniture consists OF sew
eral Roller Top Desks. Double and Sin.
gle Flat Flat Top Desks and Tables, stenos-
Cabinets. watchman's Time Clock. Sec,
t:onal Bookcase, Bookkeep.r's Desk
rr9itectograp pm; two Remington Type
shaving Machine Burroughs Adding
Machine and other accessories .
sata n9nng eEG rl, consists Of two
dition. with shafting. pulleys and tanks
Tor same; one sixty barrel and one
ispEs barrel rel SIN: sun: With eondensins
Engine. ono horsepower F!rebox
Boiler, two Steam Pumps. three Tank
Cars, l9S one-harrcl Drums, ffty-two
two-barrel Drums. seven three ba rrel
Drums. four one and one-half barrel
Drums, thirty avc-gallon cans
Paint. one ten-gallon can Paint, Ave
one-galion cans Paint
Metal shop machinery consists OF on.
e!ght-foot Cornice Brake one three
foot Cornice Brake. one Punch and
Shear Machine. one Beading Machine.
one Crimping Machine, one Shearinr
Machine. one Burning Machine
one set OF Forming Rolls. four Timers
stakes, one set OF Sheet Iron Folders
one Vice. one Brace Bender. lot Of small
shop Tools. Drawing Table and Cabinet
Drawers. Roll Top Desk and Chair
One extra fine Mule. one Wagon and
Harness.
TERMS: Cash.
CLINTON 7. WILLIAMS,
FRANK G. I,OUTHAN,
Receivers.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
MANY VISIT THEIR "UNcLEs"
Society Women Pawn Heirlooms to
Meet Financial I;mbnrrnssment,
Especial to The TimcsDispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. February 9.-That many
society women are pawning family
hcirlooms to relieve financial embar-
rassmcnt was the statement made to-
day TO Mayor Mitchell.
The statement was made by Frank
TUCKER Of Il loan association. In urging
the Mayor to veto tho ordinance com
pclltnS pawnbrokers to file name and
description of customers. The Mayor
vetoed the ordinance
Tucker said lie spoke from his per-
sonal experience In declaring one
prominent woman In this city had
pledged II silver service which Com
memoratcd one OF tho greatest events
In the world"
The pnwnbroker kept this woman's
identity to himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERsBrRG PEANUT MARKET

tKrnortcd bv Rodgers Plrmmer q Co. Inc
tETERSBtkG w. February o-Span-
ish; Farmers stock Market weak al g.
cents per bushc! Nirginias: Farmers stock
vi frket steady Fancy Jumbo. ia cents per
pound: fancy hnndpickcd. ~, cents pei.
r"und: extra prime. n. cents per pound /;
Smelling stock -. 20 ~ cents per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
FINANCIAL.

THE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF Charlestown. W. Va lex
ecutive offices, Baltimore, Md), having
relnsured all of Its uncxpircd rp.H. in
the Niagara Fire Insurance Company
or New York and having discontinued
OF December ]. 1914. hereby announces
It's Intention to withdraw ponas OF said
company. now held on deposit by the
tire aSurer OF the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
nubonrc Plague. 81, ,,,,.,

WASHINGTON. February e.-On.
Iatal case OF bubonic plague at Havana
II aborer working on the San Jo.c
wharves. was reported to-day In
SURGEON General Blue. of the, publI
Health Service. 1t was the first sinco
the queilinE of the outbreak last sum
mer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
Curb Active In Spots,

new YORK February Grading or III.
curb to-day was active In spots but price
changes "'"re generally un!mpOrtunt. Braden
Copper t3 active ana firm, selling up to
~. Unite Cigar Stores WAS =, shade lover
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NAVAIk STOKES


SAVANNAH GA. February 9-Turpcntina
hrWi ~: sales. none: receipts -. casks
shipments it casks; stocks. s5o33 casks
Ro.in nrn: sales. none; receipts. ~ bar
rels: shipments. sec barrels: stocks rs i3i
barrels Quote: a. Il. '365.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. February o-HoEs lower: bulk
81 sales S6.."ds6.s5: lights. ss.a5IsS 81: MIXED.
20? iseS y: heavy: ss.hHS6,S,; rough. $3.50
steers. s5.Seuss7j: cows and hcifcrs s3"Ti
VS.; calves: y.J3Hs!LH) Sheep. unsettled:
sheep 70 +oH$tl": yearlinGs. s7.51NSS"9: lambs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
yARKET CONDITIONS

Poultry Market IN fne condition heu.
md chickens scarce and wanted E.rr-
Market unsettled condition: mRrke. lower
hg' &: good condition. Country meats r.
min. scarce and wanted E~a!- scare" au,'
wunt"i. i've In general selling rr.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. February Q. 1915.

Best steers. ~ to &C.: medium to good ss.
10 ~: common to fair. 5ii to 81: best heifers
mon to, fair, ~ TO sh: best COWS. 81 to s;
medium TO good. AZ to 81: common TO fair
w TO AZ: best oxen. to 6ts: common TO
tair, A.. TO SIX; bulls. AZ to 3; veais, to 70:
dicks. TO 6: cows and calves. $50 to SIS: bes,
hogs ~; light. ~ to ~: and stays
ia TO ei7; best sheep. 5i7 to 81: medium to
1000 "a to 81: common to fair. 81, TO "a:
iPtDbS to T.
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NEW COMMITMENTS
OF WHEAT ARE SMALL
Brokers aud Public on Pull Side but Await
Opportunities to Make
Purchases

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. February 9.--Ncw commitments
in the wheat market In the Board OF Trade
continue light The best in the trade
white favorin;; the bull side. seem 30 Ice
waiting for All opportunity which 10
make purchases The public, which inva-
r!abIy favOrs the bull side OF any of the
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RICHMOND STOCK NApErr


Richmond Va February 4. as
s. TIE SECURITIES nid A.t.,
Va ., Old 9 and Il ...... 8
q, Centuries . ; c. aud Y Sas ,n.
STREET Ry. GTCCKa
Va ii"y and Power CO. pa 81,
fttiltOAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coa-; LINE com .Js
tn-'a1ctkc and ohio. ..
<r-f"lE and Western, com 81
S"abcrrd Air Line. MA ..
Seaboari hlr Line com ,..
BANK STOCKS
American National nnck 80
MISCELLANEOUS
Va Car Chen. pid y c :,
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. February 9-Cotton goods
and yarns were quiet and steady TO-DAY
Mems wear lines w"f" advanced. silks were
In demand. Export trade of goods for war
purposes continued steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

nell. n descendant Of the Revolutionary
naval officer who devised the first sub
marine. christencd the ship. The
Bushnell Is 30 per cent complete. Her
contract price Is $1.00O,O0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. February e.-Revival o, foreign
Loving NOR. than offset an increase OF coun-
iry offerings to-day In wheat A. "a result.
The market closed steady AZ ..ua. ne, aG-
vance. Corn gained i'sTi& to iAm not, ma
oats 81 to Is In provisions the outcome
Wa i61lmac 20 90 necline.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

Port ovene,n.ta.,HtdtiinG. ss5; esport. ,a
Total TO day at alt port2-S., r.c.io,,
;asS hsI.,; exports. 1885 bales, .,ncL
Total for week Net receipts 25lr b.I..
Total for season-Sr, --c.,n,s N, o..
bales. exports i37s.sG bales
Ne" ORLEANS. February 1--prie. ,noy.
n"nis IN cotton today were narrow ~,
market 'iaHd'nE jae points under ycst.,-
GAY mat hsur"s At the loves, aud ,I5
points over a. the highest. The Glove va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

SEATTLE. February 9.-The 5000
ION submarine tender Bushnell, OF tho
United states Navy, was launched here
to-day Miss Esculine Warwick Bush
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations

by Levy Commission Coz
Richmond. Va. February .. 1915.
Live Poultry.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY POLLARD & BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctionc RS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TIE PIPER ROOFING AND MANU-.
FEATURING COMpANY'S PROP
il;TI. SITUATED AT THE NORTH.
EAST COltNER OF WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE AND ELM STREET.
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R,cuMoND GRAIN M.KKrr.

Richmond. Va. February . l.ik.
WttEAT--J'ar ln,s -
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
HENRY school, :. .
Wins MEET
Youngsters Capture Track
and Field Events with S.
Points-Arthur Second.

On the horse show grounds yesterday
the New York avenue division grammar
school boys held interesting field
meet
The nine schools entered 167 boys. Henry
school winning with So points. The sum-
maries:
5O-yard dash. spound class-sol Greenberg
Henry School. first: Earl Kirchner. Henry School.
| second: Alvin Guiili. Gales School. third. Time.
u seconds.
63yard dash nOpound class-Kenneth Flester.
Twining School. first Daniel Gartinkle. Henry
School. second; Charles Leeman. Gales School.
Time Is seconds.
7O-yard dash. ll5-round closs-Herbert Steele.
Arthur School. first; Jerome Oscar. Gales School.
second: Stanley Harey. Abbott School. third. Time.
Is seconds.
l0G-yard dash unlimited Glass;. Schaefer Henry
School. first William Nee Langdon School. sec,
ond: Stanley Mullins. Gales School. third. Time,
II Is seconds
son. Gales School first Francis Gill, Henry School.
second: ';ary Campbell. Blake School. third.
Heighth feet inches.
!Oo-pound class Russell Bosley. Arthur School.
first: +. Larcnmb. Abbott School. second; William
campbell. Blake School. third. Heishth. feet
inches.
lI5-round cas>-Gco=ge OTem. Arthur School.
first. Height feet Il inches.
Unlimited cass-D- Boyer. Henry School. first
Leslie Kohler. Abbott school second: A. Tolchin-
sky. Henry School. third. Height. feet :
riches.
Running broad Jump: s5-round Glass; Dan
zansky. Henry School. hrst: Herbert Louis. Arthur
School second: Earl Reagan Abbott School. third
Distance. u feet inch.
l0O-p pound class-Philip ksrmel. Henry School.
first; Lyle Eckels Arthur School. second Frank
oCrbett. Abbott School third. Distance. "a feet
inch
II5pcund class-John Hess Arthur School. first :;
Loon Makover. Abbott School. second; Matthew
Terc. Arthur School, third. Distance, "a feet
10 inches.
Unlimited class Criukshanks. Lansdon School,
first: Robert Pitt. Henry School. second; Ernest
Bowman Polk School. third. Distance. 10 feet
inches
RELAY RACES
3oCysId relay: s5-puund class Henry School
tkirchner. Greenberg. Harod aud OBrenl. first ::
Blake School tOConnor Dorsey. Campbell and
Duughertyl second: Arthur school Uiuiliani. Live
san Louis. ard Segretil. third.
ioyard relay: IU-r"und cass-ATthur School
lEckles Bosle!. Massino. and Turco,. first; Gales
School tRaccarn. Dodge. Leeman. and Rosenberg.
ter. and Rupert. third. Time l minute
seconds
iioNari rely; Is pound csss-Arthur School
iFi>ke. steele. Hes. and oremi. first; Lsngdon
second: Henry School tAbrahams. Nelson. Schaefer,
and RYDER. third Time. | minute seconds
ESQ., ard rsle,; unlimited class Henri School
tBo,er. Schaeter. Tolchin>k> and rlitt. frs
Abbott School Cohen. H-ne,. HARDY. and Edo
WITH. second: Gales School kemp, oscar Suther-
land. and Mullins. third.
The points were divided follows Henry school.
IS: Arthur. q: Gales. p: Abbott 80 Langdon,
y: Twinins. Blake. :; Polk. I.
Officials Referee. Guy l.. Ships clerk of course,
Of finish. Mr.. Roberts. DR.. Arthur l.. Murray
and II. Il. Ncllm.n timers J. r. Davis and harI
X Locke: Held Judges. +. L. Maschmc,er and
John Lynch