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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
APPROPRIATIONS
ASKED FOR 1921
Estimates Proposed for Run
ming u. S. Next Year Near
ly S., 000,000.OO0.

Washington The record 81 900 900
congress OF ordinary peace times faded
into III" past Monday when Secretary
Glass, presenting The annual estimates
proposed appropriations of practically
I'VE billion dollars for conducting the
peace time activities Of the govern
Ment during the fiscal year. 1921
According to these figures. il will
cost more than five times as much to
conduct the peace time affairs OF the
government as it did in the year i'm
mediateiy preceding the world war.
The greatest individual estimates
Tor expenditures. of course. 40 to the
army and navy. Tn" yearly inl"rcs,
on the war debt. however. is Sl.UI-.-
"oJ.nou which sum alone is greater
than All the appropriations for all pur-
r ran~r ~"" f"e''r Of any P"'r'.'ime
All IN Ak IA" estimates Justify the
prediction radr on the floor of con,
-rr~s during consideration of the war
tan bill, that the present generation
man .'". "''
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rivers and barhors a.,im.,es ,n.
.frda tfond controt ,rf.,fs.inni pi,..,
$40 4oa aoo. southwestern mas. Miss.
i..frni pjvar SOAR noo. u.,,sr,,.a,,
\r;.sis.inpi piva, - SALINE piver
500 ooo. Galveston Harlan Sooe ooo.
Galveston Channel 81 on noo. chan.
mol Galveston tn Taxas civ S>x ana.
channel IN por; RoIivar SRA ooo. HONS.
tom SIM, ttaruaf l-aa ooa- t,-oa,,,,.t
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Orhor rivers and harbors include
I.a.. pnoderair s. ooo. Cbefrn.to
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
WHY She Was [ ate

Mrs. Stytcs-Anythiu@ new at the
office. Hubert?
Mr.. StyIes-leS. The blond" Stcnnc-
raphcr has - pair ot new shoes.
"Wpn. ! must say for married man
YOU are very observing"
"Certainty | an. She limped in 70
work ~ ten o'clock this morning"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
French Prisoners in Germany.

Dijon. France-Germany still re-
tains French prisoners of war in close
confinement it is claimed by Louis
Boucher. French volunteer, who was
taken prisoner at ViIIers Bretonneaux.
June s. 1918, and returned to his home
at Dion Wednesday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
Prince of Wales Reaches England.

Portsmouth. England.-The Prince
Of Wales arrived here Monday on
board the British warship RenOwn al
. O'Clock from Canada and the United
States. His vessel left this port OIL
tuiV =
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
German Bark Lost.

Halifax, n S.-The German bark,
Paul. which was reported in distress
off Novia Scotia coast last Saturday.
is believed to have been lost with all
hands
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
SpeakInu Of Cradles.

Mrs. Beacon l sec that 1000 women
are includ"d in III" membership of tn"
Saskatchewan Grain Growers a~>ocia-
ton.
Mr. Hacon-Wcll. 80" no reason
why women should nor hccumc 40
quain'cG with the cradle.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
Nav Reduce Size of Newspapers.

Richmond. Na.-Newspaper publish
ers Of Virginia Friday adopted resolu-
tons calling for a reduction IN size
of newspapers due 10 the present
shortage OF newsprint paper.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

cutIcura Soap for the Complexion.
Nothing better than Cuticura Soap
daily and Ointment now and then as
needed to make the complexion clear,
scalp clean and hands soft and white.
Add to this the fascinating, fragrant
Cuticura Talcum and you have the
Cuticura Toilet Trio.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
Some kickers.

some men pride themselves on be
ing great tickcrS.' remarked the ob-
server of Events and Things. land they
never viii concede that the mules are
thcir SuperiOrS."
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
Ministry Resigns.
Yanuis aehead Chinese in Mexico.

Nadrid-The Spanish ministry re
SieHed Monday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
10000 Acre Drainage District.

Lake Charles. LA new drainage
district to include 81, 0o0 acres is being
oryani.ed near Iowa. CaIcasieu Parish.
The district Will include some OF the
finest rice lands in the parish.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
Mexico Guards Against soIsheviki.

Laredo, Textile Mexican govern
ment has issued orders to its troops
guarding the northern frontier to
guard carefully against the introduc-
ton of bolsheviki into Mexico"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
Warships OFF Spaiato.

Copenhagen.-A number of allied
warships, including an American yes
sci. were cruising off Spalato. on the
Dalmatian coast, Sunday
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

.Is4uN$ 49, 49,
ft91ee for Ouachita parish was lennon
stratcd when H. w. T. Hunt sold to
y. D. Golf OF Memphis A 42o-acre
plantation for $4,000 The same
land was sold about two years ago
for $50 an acre.
Alexandria - Robert F. Liebler,
member of the Alexandra bal, whlle
defending an accused person cEargea
with murder in the Federal Distffft
Court was stricken with apopiexy ana
died at the sanitarium
Nov, Orleans - All port facilities
of New Orleans. save fiv" wharves.
are to be ratproofed At an eXpehdi-
ture of approximately $2,OOO.0Oo. w
- Hudson. president Of the DOCK
Board. announced.
Nav Orleans. 49, Chester :. OReii-
u ?6lO ROYAL street was named ~
the War Department as candidate
for West Point.
Denham Springs Mayor J. l..
government supplies few days ago
and sold them out as soon as uhey
were unlOaded A larger Shipmen.
has been ordered.
Rogalusa-S. w. Francis is in the
Bogalusa Hospital in serious con-
dition. His right arm was amputat
,Nf hnin
shot while hunting birds with his
brother.
Amite.-The tax rolls this year
have been filed and show the tota
property valuation of Tangipaho7
parish to be $50, 364,179. with the va
rious taxes amounting to S33S 23S.S7.
Pointe la Hache. - The cole
weather has given the oyster and fist
tradc a boost. and orders are keeptnl
the fishing fleets and shuck factnr1e'
busy.
Ration Rouge. Former Governo
Martin G. Brumbaugh OF PennSNl
vsuia nationally known school man
WAS speaker at chapel exercises 4
the State University.
Runkie.-Fire originating i'll tn
basement of the high school bnlldiLi
was discovered and due 10 The el
forts of the fire department IN
flames we're quickly extinguishet
The building was damaged 10 the eS
lent of $3.50 covered by insurance.
Lake Charles. -- Floyd iidmiltor
former parish engineer, arnount q
that the entire tnirty-fve miles 4
Pelican Highway traversing Allie
n.,ish has been Stakcd of AID biz!
have been requested to be opene
soon for the crawling OF the length
I.afayette-l.afayett budget fG
the next fiscal year will be $4,000
M increase of $4,000 over last year
duo tn the advance in labor ard m.
terfals.
Amite.- Prospects are bHeht 70
the erection OF large sawnlll an
blaming plant in Anite within ii
next few weeks.
Bogahsa.- city is eXrecter {
get q plant of the Essential Oil So,
cialtics Company involving an out'a
OF about s500,O0c.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

Washington.-The shipping board Is
building II 7,5Oo-ton vessels Tor tne
army transport service, CHAIRMAN
Payne announced Tuesday
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

Austin, Tex mountain lion meas
uring more than 81 xfeet long. was
killed by hunters near Austin Satdr-
day night.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

tdNd llOll. Sllllpllll-
lne and profits taxes
Immediate necessity
Pr. be Simplitied. not
taxpayers incOnyeni
|, but i'm order that
Ie made certain and
to the details of the
4 secretary OF the
commissioner of in
y lay before you for
bn certain amend
br desirable in con
administration of the
ions which have my
bort.
ir matters OF import
=. urged action at the
gress which are still
.on. ] am sure il is
lme to again remind
one immediate and
! solution resulting
ich we should meet
spirit, II is Il mat
and relief To our
lido no better than
hst message urging
I We must see to
Ing soldiers are rs
fcticable way To find
III they are fitted in
/. the country. This
.evelOping and main
tequatc scale the aG
ion created by the
dor for placing m"u
lit can also nc J0n.
b great field by eye,
fnltics for tuditgC .
of the interior has
ray by which rotur.
O. helped To find and
: the hitherto undo
Z the country which
ment has already
readily prepare for
no on many OF tn"
ID areas which .r
# the older states
take the liberty Of
~ urgently that his
J immediate and sub
II congress.
has observed the
9f the last year can
absolute need OF a
to bring about an
the condition OF Ia
be no settled condi-
Increased production
| the cost OF living il
are to be antagO-
partners. Sound
,Inest desire TO serve
be whole nation as
II the interests Of a
nbied to the solution
A pressing problem.
ar nations to consid-
b vigorous way has
4 and jealOusies and
Hood of radicalism.
Keep men from agi-
is to remove
Ian unwillingness
4uss these matters
,Jtisfaction and gives
,ktreme elements in
to stir uI
Ter to provoke gov.
Upon a course OF
njcn. The seed
otk%ion. The rem
HsYust not be neg
! Y u must be col
6st comprehend tn
rhe real antidote fC
manifests itself
ut a deep consider;
that beset our n
ke application of
ready shown its vii
1 it'll these industri;
ahing the eight-hOI
u I'd in every field
hit to find a way I
:. II has served tn
leading the way
. cans of preserviu
he lives and healt
stries. 1t must no
lit task of finding
bring about a gen
N of industry, base
ignition Of the rigi
TX in every rank
me organic way
oich directly affec'
M Is with this pu
Y Il / called a COME
Washington on Decor
4 these problems
s1pects, with the ide
fa better understan
eh two interests.
3ur of test and tri,
e, her prOwess an
indomitable cOuTag
..e demonstrated h
ite on foreign BATH
prtions of liberty al
= her influence as
n capital and labor |
e9 own failure to Sc
RELY domestic cOncer
y the world.
S E in this country vi
al ction to force the
idrity.
with its blood al
up object lesson of tt
i%.es. II makes lit
sfiinority il is; whet
ID !, or any other elias:
Idge will ever be pc
ATE this country. "
lib or nothing that
Vie are a democrac
rfty are the master
land purposes of ii
ed this governmel
tiled and forgotten.
there is but one wa
reforms can be a
the relief sought /
/. and that is throue
e4ses of Representative
hbse who would pr
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

London. Lady Aston Monday re-
corded her first vote in the house OF
commons against premium bonds
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

its immediate G
problem of future
cation of the inco
has become an
They must. hOwey
only 10 save the
ence and expense
his liability ma
definite.
With reference
revenue laws. tn
treasury and the
, tcrnal revenue wi
your c0nsiderati
mcntS necessary
npCtiOn with the
law recommended
approval and sup
There are othl
ance upon which :
last session of co
pressing for solu
not necessary for
you that there is
very practicable
from the war VI
in the most liberi
ter OF reCOgnitio.
soldiers. | can
. quote from my
this very action /:
il that our returl
sisted i'm every pr
the places for WI
the daily work q
can be done by {
tanning upon an a
mirable OrganiZa
/ department of la
seeking Ork and
in al least one We
81. ~ new Oppb'fi
enterprise. Y
"I ne Secretar
pointed ont the
iug soldiers mayi
take up land i.
ycIoped regions {
Il e federal COVE
prepared or can
I cultivation and p
J cuioyrr or ncgh
within the limits
and ! once more
recommending We
plans shall receiv.
Stantial support {
NO one who
march of events
+ fail 10 note the
definite program
improvement in
bOr. There can |
ti0ns leading to
and "a reduction il
labor and capit2
nistic instead o
thinking and an n
the interests of
distinguished frol
class must be APP
OF this great an
The failure of otl
er this matter in
produced bitterne
antagOnisms. the
The only way TO
tating against gri
the grievances,
even today to d.
produces only dis
comfort to the
our country whicl
disturbances in
epments to q
tIuatifw ar,
of revolution ~
edy for these *
tive i'm character
structiye. Ii wl
general INTEREST,"
the unrest VIII, }
not suppressiofsh
ton of the VIZ g
tional life andu
remedy. a
Congress has,
ingness to deal y
wrongs by establ.
day as the stand
labor. 1t has sa
prevent child lnf
whole country \
developing ther
and safeguard II
in dangerous h;I
help in the dis1
method that
inc democratizC
upon the full Id
of those who Vi
participate in OF
every decision II
their welfare. Y
pose in mind u,
ence 10 meet in i
Der | to consid'
all their broad q
|. of bringing abOuI
! ing between thes
:, This is the /
for America. p
strength and thl
of her soldiers (,
l power to vindici
fields her conce
justice. Let no
r. mediator betwee
weakened and h
} tie matters of pu
: be proclaimed t,
/, There are tho
!. threaten direct
I, will upon a ma
o Russia today
I terror, is a paint
). power of minor
p. difference what
o er capital or lab
:. no sort of priv
mittnO IN dOmin
c are a partnersh
y worth while. '
+ where the majC
n or all the hope.
4 men who found
;. have been defei
j In America
by which great
complished and
, classes obtained
e the orderly proc
IS government. 7
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06
THE PRESIDENTS
ANNUAL MESSAGE
TO CONG RESS
LABOR UNREST AND HIGH
COST OF LIVING is
DISCUSSED.
General Recommendation for
Return of the United States
To Peace Basis.

Washington A diversified program
to restore a peace time business stat
us. revise the tax system. curb un-
rest. reduce the cost of living and rec
lily labor ana farming CONDITIONS. ""S
recommended D! tI'Siu'"' ''S"''
'o'S"aE !" Ms ''ieHN"e ' -
Session vi r'n1l'99 life,
Nv p''.I''''i'' 800 ,bansnd
!" - u",'" -" - ,l,,' ,,o,Id s9,y
...s,sd tb,t ,he income and excess
nrn,i,. fax schedules he simpilied.
,d,nc.,.I sion. 10 improve rlra! con
ditions and promote production. and
declared for genuine demOcratiZa-
zion of industry 10 protect both Ia
h"r and c'plIaL
tine president pFhc.pd' Io'oiiI'''Il
a.'toa0 N't..
IE'a".i aM'N' u' buu-'l system
..r do" rs'lor3l finances.
i,'o.-Hi....s.1'n %. inc taxation s!s
IoM. WITH 'i...Lli'".Ioh az 'A' '"'Hu'
~aG exec ri".tte.
i.'aAyu~' ".nI q" lA' idiiH system.
. ho.,Not4t. I'D hr't 'HdH~"d "uIiu
v"hNlCouo AMI hdNr INC ~,H'rlu CON
form WIN inc TACT mat jAc ANed
states Is the greatest capitalist IL TIE
world.
R"cuemUon ana relief Tor veteran
soldiers at the world war PARTICULAR!
III ;hr way OF government ldIu9' as
proposed by Secretary Lane.
roper measures TO 'o''ef me aye
S'hI'S u"S'i9 oui't up uui ing INC va,
10 keep 'n' 'N,'eu 0'"'e' 'liu' 1'''''
o' 'ore'Sn N"pPiH. So. ,, =,
Nh '"'"' -" pioS' 'H ~!
'eIoi'n'h,' III 'e'o''iii''oA VI
'FS par III '"t val A,a
measures N"''i VA -
causes vi Po,''''"i
uouS po'l''''
AT inns P''''' me Pleo'ue"' maui NJ
most eAtehSi't feieie i'e I" 'i. pea,
treaty ny say '"S nv I"o''G ''' ~,
ui''VH' "io -.,"
ueeP-S'd''u' anu 'i"' "IS
from or are 'oni'eo'eu WIN ',,' 'a.'"'.
VA '''' f''' ~ >'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

Hammond Fifteen cent bread BY
January 1 is the prediction OF b"d-
nad Antony. who operates large
ba4;inR business IN TangipahGa par
ish at Pontchatoula. The recent h'Nh
cost of -four. Mr. Antony maintains
will force this price on the bakers de-
rpjto their reluctance To advance
present prices.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

Now Orleans -- Fire losses N
LouisiHua I'm 1919 will be greatly de-
creased over those Df last wear, ths
number of fires occur ing in the stat"
will be much smaller and ther" will
be practically 'otal absence OF IN
rendapJsm when The report Tor IN"
wear is compiled N me office of th"
Gre p.arshal. w " Campbell. accord
ing to l.. 4 Hakger,y. chief clerk "
the Grndrtment
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

Shreveport. Delays in getting
material combined with inadequate
transportation facilities, is acting in
nearly Ill North Louisiana fields. Rel
River is the only field which is pick
ing up in production rs pipe lines
are being rapidly extended in the
Bull Payou district
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

New Orleans -- Mrs. herman y.
Seifnrtn was elected president "I
New Orleans Chapter =. united
Daughters Of the Confcderacy AT IN"
annual meeting in Memorial 'iaiL Z"
succeed Miss Doriska GauueauN. who
brId that office the prescribed limit.
two wears.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

which Rev Albert 3 LUZ has rerysd
As presiding elder
VIII nheld TIE buying. selling
and recording Of I'll ieHSeS and BRING
lnr suits 70 annul them in this parish
IS keeping Urge number OF people
busy in he courthouse and causing
mineral rights to advance rapidly.
The CLERKS office j. CROW died 10 over
flowing al 1.-The way and all Of lh" ao-
Strtct0r< are work ing overtime. II is
htiicNed large oil held will hc dis
covered near this place.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-12-06

Hammond. - Mayor Carter an
nolrces he has ordered a third ship
mrnt Of army supplies. which will b.
nut On sale just rs soon as they
reach here. The stock will comprise
bacon. canned meats, vegetables, rice
ana blankets and towels.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-24
DES MO|NES' HIT
and RUN CAME IS
EASILY WINNER
Coon Crackers Slap Out 10
Hits Which Net Them ID
Runs and Doubles the Score
of the Local Club.

Jack Coffcy's wild Coon Checkers
returned Tuesdays favor and
slugged the old pill so hard, they
put the Rourks to rout. On l9
bingles they made IA runs, just
double the count of the Omaha
team, whose 7 runs were made on
10 hits. Six two-baggers were made
in the game, Des Moines players
getting four of them and two were
made by local batters. Hazen of
Omaha and Cass of Des MONIES,
each made three-base clout.
1t took the clubs two hours to
play the game, each club having one
particularly good inning, taking up
some time. Omaha did the best
work at the plate in the first inning,
making five runs on four hits, base
on balls and an error. They counted
two more in the sixth frame on
three successive singles by Hazen,
Ohlin and Mason, Hazen scoring on
Ohlin's hit and Ohin counting on
Mason's bingle.
Des Mones made two in the first.
Hasbrook singled and scored on
Cass' triple. Cass came in on Con-
nelly's out, Barbeau to Jackson.
After two were out in the second,
Barbeau threw wild to Jackson on
Hartford's grounder. Pitcher ALI
son smacked Kopp's fast one for
two bags, Hartford scoring. Milan
and Hasbrook followed with
singles, Allison trotting home on the
first one. Both teams were BANKED
in the third.
A single, a walk and a double
counted two more for Des Moines
in the fourth and Omaha drew
another blank. Two singles and an
error netted one more for the
Boosters in the fifth, the Rourkes
again going runless. The heavy
Des Moines inning was the sixth
Allison went out, short to first
Milan got 4 life on Mason's boot
and stole second. Hasbrook
singled, making his fourth hit in as
many times at bat. Ohlin juggled
Cass' grounder. Connolly and
Breen each singled and Ewoldt
WdikSu' Solley hit d lOllS SdCIlllCe
fly to left field on which two men
scored
Following Coffey's fly out Hart
ford banged out hit On his sec
ond trip to the plate in that inning.
Allison ripped out a neat single,
scoring Breen and Ewoldtt but died
when Milan famed on his second
effort. When the smoke had cleared
away, six runs on five hits was the
visitors count. Two singles and a
two-bagger netted them one more
run in the seventh. Milan slammed
a double in the eighth, but died on
second and no scores were made
in that or in the ninth, when they
went out in e-two-three order.
The errors were plentiful, the
Rourkes making seven and the
Boosters four. Connolly in right
field made two and Hartford at
short made the other two for Des
sMoines, Jap Barbeau was the
greatest offender for Omaha, max
ing two errors, one boot and the
other a bad heave to first base.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-24
cox wins 2:06
PACE AT TOLEDO
Gran D CIRCUIT
Takes Wi||ys-0verIand Purse
in Straight Heats; Thomas
First in the 2:09
Tr0t.

Toledo, July 23.-Twelve thousand
persons witnessed the Grand Circuit
events today. H. Thomas. with
Peter Billiken, won the 200 trot
after finishing fifth in the first heat,
which was won by Emma Mcgowan.
Tommy Murphy drove Marion
dale to a straight heat victory in
the 2:13 trot, his best time being
2:0514.
Frank Dewey, with Walter Cox
driving, was winner Of the WHY'S
Overland stake of $4,000 in the 200
pace.
Mcdonald drove Little Lee to
win in the Swear trot although
he lost the first heat to Brother
Peter in 2:0o4. Little Lees best
time was 2:10A.
200 trot, purse $1,000:
Peter BilIken, oh. h.. by Peter The
Emma aFsst n AZ rhop pr M by j. Nal:
colin Forbes O.. Bruste). .......1
Done De Lopez, br. G., by Kinney
Oscar pe h2 walts 'Ge Be- &, by General
Peter Chenault. b. h., by Peter The
Time: 2:o51z; 2:o5h; 2:osA.
213 trot. purse $1,000;
Marion Dale, br. g, by Archdale
Bon Watts, b. g.. by General Watts.
Kerrigan, b, h.. by Axworthy
The Ace, b. G., by Gordon Prince,
Luana, b, m. by Kinney Lou
Time: 2:o5A; 2;o6A; 2:o7
2:o6 pace. the WHY'S Overland: purse
$4,000:
Frank Dewey; m. h. by John
Dewey (Cox) ......:.:.........1 1
Jay Mack, Oh. h., by Liberty Jay
(Whitehead) ...................2 6
Grace Direct. b. m. by Walter Di-
rect (Sturgeon) ................4 2
o. U, G.. b. G., by C The Limit
omonde, b. G.. by ormonde Wal
entlne) ...................6
Edward p, b. G.. Leise). ......,.5
]. c. L.. b. G.. (Townsend) ,......Dis.
Time: 2:o2A; 2:o2A 2:o4A.
Three-year-old trot, purse $500:
Little Lee. b. G., by Axworthy NC
Brother Peter. b. C, by Peter The
Great Oh. Thomas) ........1 10
Molly Knight, b. T., by General
Peter, Worth, b. C, by Axworthy
Great tEdmanjj ..,.... 80. Inc 70
Grace Drake. King Stout, Dark Flower,
Kentucky June. Nihla, Abbie Putney. also
started.
Time; 2os 2:1OA; 2:11H.
To beat 2:os1a trotting:
Daisy Todd. b. m, by George Todd
wv fpily' .'...'''....... .........2:O6A