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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WAR ACTIVITIES.

BECONSTBUCTION AND EMPLOYMENT
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ment sAlary to be determined BY Inter.
view. PHOTOGRAPHERS, as to ii,,
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SKILLED LABOR,
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ishers, elevator operators, laundry help,
soda dispsussra, stable men, window clean.
ers, auto mech anica, frst class carpenter
electricians, painters all round man, press
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodeno Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. .5:4 A n Sun sets. q ~ n
Moon rises. .....1 100 A N
HIGH wATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook..t:2 A NJ Gov. Island ..3sA A u
He'll Gats......<.bs A N
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .eI< A NJ Gov. Island. :N.a NJ
Hell Gate. ....u1B A N
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Tahiti. Ma1uussss, Cook Issnds and scs-
cially addressed mall for New Zealand and
Australia Cvia San Frsndsco) July 4 ga
Moana
Zealand (viA San Francisco) july Z sA So
MONA.
Japan. CoreA China, Siam, cocnfn China
and Netherlands East Indies (via 6eattls)
July I, Be-. Africa Msru.
Japan, CorcH China siam, Cochin China,
Netherlands East indies and Phiilppfns
Islands Cvia Vancouver and Victoria y, o.
July 6. Sc. Rmpress of Asia.
Japan. CoreA China, siam. Cochin Ohfnn
snd Nethrlsnds Raa indlsa tvia seattiel
July Z. IS. EashimA Msru.
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wANTHD-t bright, capable Ladi., 10
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers: 3iS.es
write At oocs. GooDRIcH pRuo CO,
Dept. CIT, Omaha, Neb.
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TnANsPAcuro MATS.

Ccnnectinr malls close q @. p. o. and City
Hawaii, Shanghai City and Philippine
IInnds cvis San Frsncisco) June ., Be.
Hawaii, Japan. corss, China texcept shanr-
hat Cityb, slam, Cochin China and Neither
lands East Indies (vis San Francdsco) Juno
%, Sc. 6hinyo Maru.
Hswsu Cyia San Francisco, Jun. &c. g.,
Hawaii, eusn- and Philippine Islands cvia
Hawai-, Fiif ilands,. New zealand end
specially sddressed msl for Australia Lvia
ysneouvcr and Nctoria, b. O. July .. IS.
NIAGARA.
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II you are not strong or we'll you owe il
to yourself 70 make the following test
See how long you can woTk OF how far
you can walk without becoming tired Next
tlks two hve-grain tablets Of ordinary Nux.
atsd Iron three times per day after meals
for two weeks. Then test your strength
again and sec how much you have gained.
aAS"ievis.f HOIL nuIAssa irsa. whIsA Is prsssrs.a
Hnd rses1hsndsA ahovs 10 not rsmsdy bu, on
which 10 veil hnswn 70 erusGis svsuwAsF UalIks abe
s'A'' inerTsas iros preduess II IL easily ssmaisd and
doss ae, njurs the teeth nAks black nsT upst a.
sssmaeA Ths Manufacturer gulTaatss saesss.fai A.
sntfsy at.aeasu results every purchaser or ihsy iu
FsfuAdJsaI nsHsy. hs dispshssd b. ali ssSd drutEsA
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wARsHIps STUCK IN RIVER.
Destroyer ana Submarine Aground
Near Cairo, III.

CAIno, Ill, Juno 21.--Ths destroyer
Isabel ana submarine KS, attached 60
tho anti-submarine notilla cruising wa
ters OF the Mississippi Valley IN the In
terest Of naval recruiting, were aground
to-day in the Mississippi River about
twenty miles north OF herA and are said
to DO stuck fast.
A tug has been sent from Cairo TO as
sist the stranded craft. The notilla was
hurrying south In the hope Of reaching
deep water before the upper river be-
came too shallow for navigation.
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FOR sALA

wAsHINGTONs PORTRAIT to-s'n "
size. in oil. on metal, over one hlpH,V
years in family. Also bust poTtfs.'
Joshua Reynolds on CO nyas. painted y "a
self. Address THY ARD, OwinEt 49,
DIAMONDS bought, sold for c7S7 On '.
tl,sg bou=At BENNETT. lis WG ll.rH'"'
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JAMAIC A Houses 81 n oO Best S ssd ion
I'M HEART OF JAMAICA
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

PRIVATE HOUSE in Washington Heights
section of New York CITY, occupied for the
past ten years by q physician; main floor
already altered and suitable for q physician
or Dentist the premises occupied by ply
sielan having one OF the largest practices
in that section; house for sails on easy
terms; small amount OF cash required: 4:
purchaser Is physician, will introd uoe him
to large number OF patients living in this
section. Address HENRY KANTROwlTZ
$40 Broadway, New York City, Room SOS
FOR SA1E-Pr!vate brown stone house
three story and basement; West 10th street
between Broadway ana West End avenue
Artistically arranged; two baths; 1000:
broadway,
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and Success-MeI
Who Lead The Wa,
Phy,ieim Explains Seeze. 81 Strung
Nerves, Keen Active Braisu' and Crea
Physical Ensfgy-sys
Nsxatsd Iron Hslps Put StrSnssh
and Energy Into The Vsins Of

Il 70 ~ msn Of blood and iron II
On . par with che War-hsrdsnsd fsl- ~:
lows returning from camp spd feid-- 49,
Who Will foree ahead In the business AsFS
and political lie d the country 10 s.<A
day. Living in the open. eatnE ~
coarse foods and leading regular kzS
lives have made blood fich m tson t;s
for these stIong, healthy, vigorous
specimens OF manhood. Rue no sucif ~
oppertunity for building 10 thSjr ~
health 10 OPEN 10 thousands Of pen
and wemsa ~ civil LIE wh9se wear
ing tasks and iron-impoverishod food -
ssp their energy and msks them =
weak, AnHmia and run-doWn and
oftsn cause their blood % literally ~
stervs for want Of iron. y
In Commenting upon the probabiI-
fy Of building w . stronger race Of
people BY ineressng thu eupply of -
Iron In their blood. Dr.. George II. Bahs1
formerly Physic;sn and Surgeon. Monmouth
Memorial Hospital Of New jersey, says
Iron. 10 Absolutsly necessary to cAanR
ICED into living tissue. muscle and brain
Wnhous iron there can be no strong, red
hioeded men or healthy rcSy.eheeked Womsu
and unless this strength-gi iron IL Oh
tanned from the food we eat IL mnst b
supplied in some form that 10 easily sbsorbe,
and assiniisted. Refined f1ods and modsr,
methods OF cooking have robbed US Of nsucI
Of the iron which Nature intended We shoul
receive. For supplying this deficiency an
Increasing the red blood eorpuseles, kuo,
OF nothing mere effective than organic iro,
--NuxA;ed Iron"
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g: IA. Graphite Boston, yuss IA
b Huiett, Philadelphia. June 10.
s. Mauretsnls, at Southampton.
g Bovic a. Manchester,
Sc Rotterdam, Of Falmouth.
es Marengo, NJ Hull.
30 Clan Kenneth. at Port said.
e pocteur Pierre Bsnoit. At Brest.
% Mobile, at Brest.
Sc Aledo, at Antwerp.
Sc SUSSEX, at Melbourns.
Sc FL Almirante, at Galveston.
Ss Apache, at Savannah.
es Lake Delsrcey. a. BaftimQre
Be- Western City, At PhiladeiphiA
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

bAILbD FUR NEW tUHk.
81 Aeolus. from 81. NaHaire>
SIS Antlsone. from %. NssafrA
Be- ttsukushims Mru, from Pert -Taibots
Is TInf, from swansea.
Sc Hamlet, from Barrow.
Be Virginia. from Leghorn.
Sc Artigas from Monteyideo.
es Lakeside, from Barbados
Sc Veendyk, from barbados.
Sc Concho from Key wess,
&c Mohawk. from Savannah.
IS FL CAPTAIN. from Galveston.
SIS FL Almirante. from Galveston
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HOUSES FOR THE sUMMER.

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FOR REET-In the Adirondack, Pierce
Camp. Mountain View. Franklin County,
New York. q. J.. PIERCE, 1881 Univsr.
sity ave. Bronx. New York
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

mltted to exercise the powers Of the
once he had just been elected to.
For over two months Spaldine
evaded the law and thus prevented
the other side from getting him into
the courts in New York. With an
injunction served, he could not even
express publicly an opinion on base
ball without being in contempt Of
court. Consequently he departed for
his home in California, when he sent
for Jim Hart. who was then presi-
dent of the Chicago club. to come
to see him. when SpaIding turned
over his resignation. to be acted
upon only when satisfactory assur-
ances were given that Freedman
would step down and out.
Giants Club Sold.
This brought on the sale Of the
New York club to John T. Brush.
who was then selected as chairman
of the direction board, which ran
the league until Harry PuIliam was
elected at the annual meeting in
1908.
President Johnson remembers these
proceedings, and it may have some
thing to do with his having had a
sore toe and not being able to travel
as far as New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs Speedster. Ill
lWiDiGmsI. even. to 5. out; Bob Baker Ill
GTorys). to l. to 5; Revolution, lOs tRel-
ayl, even. Time, -. COurcelles. Mary 10
sephine. Rita Lady Marathon Blue Devil,
Little D, Brenner. Speedy Foot. Rzppahan-
mock ID also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furiougx Burgoyne, 10
iWidal. to l. 5 to 2. to s: AbIaze 20
(Stkckl, to !. to s; Anticipate. lG3 Csternsl
To > Time, lis IS. Rapid Stride. Maize,
Diamond Girl. Edith K, Catania also ran
THIRD RACE-Fve and one-half furlongs
Sun Gold. l0i tColtilett). to !. to 5. s-to 5;
Miss Wright. ll Cwida). ) to l. 7 to S. Kultur.
100 N'itz), 20 S Time. I'LL Juanita Sd.
safranOr. Edna F.. Miss Howell Miss KrIter.
S.lvery Shapiro. Charles. GeSgius. c. A. Co
miSkey Hemlock Sandy Lad also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five fiIrlongS. Sedge Grass,
lcI Cwarrinstcn). to 2, even. to 2: Lonely.
IIo (Cumrl. even. to 2; Peggy G.. 10 Uilly)
Division. On High. CanciOn. Waters Meet,
F1edgIrg aIso rSn.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 20 yards. Sans
Pcur 81. lOs Gamer. 6 to ). uut, out; Ballet
Dancer al. liz Robirsonl. ont. ont Fly Away,
10 uunsford). ont. Time. 10 25. Three
starters
SIXTH RACE-One and one-SiEteenth miles.
Parrish. III tGsrner), to l. to S. to 9:
Counter Balance, 10 UunSfUrdl, s to s. to q:
PlCasureV;le. lot (Canfeldi. even. Time. 81.
Buddy Tucker. Frank Shannon. Don Dodge
Gold Crest Boy. Sauer, Luther also ran
SEVENTH RACE - One and oaeNsixteenth
mi'cs Warsaw. lis tButweID, 4 to s. l TO ;
out Reyeler ll3 Howard, to I, even: y. X
Real. los tColhlettD. even. Time. l2 2-5.
Commi q. Brownie McDawell also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Our Jimmy Wilde
Not the Battler
OF Dear England

Chicago. Dec. O. Jimmy Wilde,
the British flywciGht champion. will
not enIaE" in another combat in the
Cnit"d states. and ifs he does not
make better showing than he did
IN his fight with Jack Sharkcy at
milwaukee,. he will return to his ma
tive land.
This was announced today hyJ
Dave Hughes, WiIde's ger who
made no effort to hide his disap-
poIntment over the showing made
by the young EnElishman.
1T wasn't our Jimmy of England
that fought Jack Sharkey in Mil
wauk""." said Hughes. "It was Jim
IN person. but not the fighter.
have seen him in all his fights ana
never saw him take so many
punches. Usually he feints, blocks
cleVerly, takes the play away from
mis- opponent and does lot of side
stepping. In this fight he just stood
there and fought as Sharkey wanted
MIN to. Instead of stepping away,
he would mix when Sharkey mixed.
Then. too. he tried so hard to
please tn" American public. and
both he and I were Of the belief that
unless you did stand up there toe
10 toe and slug. y"u folks would
hiss. And you know our James
doesn't want to he hiscd. He'll do
better next time or we return
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

johnson on Hand.
President Johnson upset the dope by
appearing on the scene. He had to be
aided by a pair OF crutchcs. Whether
It was all alibi or not was not stated.
and he was all in after the long ride
The Nationals manager. when ac-
sosted at the Holland House where
Johnson and his side are located
stated that when they received word
from New York late Monday that the
injunction against johnson coming to
Manhattan had been lifted then. and
only then. did they decide to come OF
and make the fight here.
President Johnson is in really bad
shape. and he has not that frey look
on hs face he generally presents
From his appearance it does not look
like he is TelishinS the idea of going
Up against ComisEey's stable
Up to late hour the Johnson side
had not answered the challenge. Il
looks like a finish fight unless Presi-
dent Navin. who. 4 is reported to-
night. has another engagement with
the rebel maGnates, reports further
developments.
They may be together. but they
could not be located. while all the
others, when PACED. yelled here"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
HILLTOP STARS
ARE BARRED IN
BATTLE SUNDAY

F;eorEefowH University ?''thor-tic
ron1A out wi'h protest aC:Ius' r-~
fr-S'onaf football! as word was reCcE
81 - IBIS Office last night asking Tt
H"''7ld ~ r"trdCt its statemPrf th"-
T'"o"~et0wn p'avers woud na-ticipa''
- 'hR gave SunS"v n~pi1st the Rev
''N'etir cub. The Hrrrid is no.
fo"-lv. willing to re'ract this stntn-
r'"~t - tFo roHort given out Monde =
rt~Ht bv the Rex nagement was
Intended to be rnisIeGdi1~. but il -
row m 70 the GEORGETOWN aufhoriting
- snv Of ia star players get into the
Iirs-up Sunday.
tNa ro7oTt f~om ManaGer No
Cure. Of the Northeast CIubmen. il
w. claiD1Cd that Can't. Johnny Nc
G'-nd~ former contain Jackie MaIo-
me-. Center Anderson and other star
PI"vers ~ this seasons Georgetown
tow would h. in their opponents
l;r~-t'n.
F'-pnk McCa~thy's aIl-colIeGiate
eleven vir he Euilt around such play-
ers as King. Of the University of
I'tah; Cusack adm Cronin. former
Georgetown ends: Landreau. former
G. L. halfback: Rcarrlian and McCar-
~. former Hilltop Iinesmen. and
Sullivan. formerly Of the N ana VI.
tCiFm Of North Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Carpenter Gets
Big Reception on
Return to Pa-Ree

Paris. Dec. 9.-Georges Carpenter.
the French fighter. who won tn"
championship OF Europe from Joe
Beckett at London, returned to Paris
this evening.
Il have signed nothing. am wait
ing for Offers. ! want Il little time 20
think it over" he said
Seldom has 4 conQuering hero r.
turning from victorious campa ign
received such Il welcome as did Car
pentier. Fully 1900 persons were
crowded into the North Station. cheer
ing and singing THE Marseillaise.
Paris last autumn Cheered and
showed wonderful enthusiasm on thu
visits of royalty. hut never with such
spontaneity rs in greeting the fight
ing champion. CARPENTER was seized
by the crowd when aliGhting from the
train and separated from DcsChamps,
his manager and temporarily lost in
the mad throng. His right arm was
slightly hurt.
"Nothing serious" he informed the
anxious correspondents. "Rut a boi'
from which suffered during my
training reopened.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
MOHAWK ELEVEN
AND NAVY YARD
TEAMS TO PLAY

Football fans who are looking for a
real battle will no doubt Journey to
Seventeenth and u streets southeast
Sunday afternoon when the Mohawk
Athletic Club eleven will battle the
Naval Gun Factory Apprentice Boys
team for the l4O-pound champion
ship.
Both teams participating in this
clash have renowned regulations as
they have met and defeated every
team seeking the championship at
this weight. The Mohawks have lived
up to the reputation held by their
teams OF yore and have not lost
The Naval Apprentices will en-
deavor to secure the Navy Yard
Recreation field house for the re-
mainder Of the week to hold night
practice in preparation for their Sun
day game. The weather has been
too damp for the team to work out
in the open and the coach is deSirous
of having practice every night the
rest OF the week. All players are
requested to report at Eighth and h
streets southeast at 1:i5 p. m
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Is YALE MEN GET
FOOTBALL LETTERS

New Haven. Dec. 9. - Yale gave
the football ~" to twenty-five men
this fall. The board Of control. act
ing upon the recommendation OF the
Undergraduate Athletic Association.
awarded the insignia to the follow
in: ACosta. Aldrich. Allen. Braden.
Callahan. Campbell. Dickens. Gait.
Calvin. Hamill. Hubbard. KempIof
La Roche, Lay. Munger. Neville,
Reinhardt, Robinson. SidenbSrE
Norys, Walters, Walker. webb
Welles and Zenner.
OF these La Roche. Braden. Ne
willie, Allen, Callahan and Gait had
won their letter in previous years.
The only men not coming back next
year are Allen. Braden. Campbell.
Gait. Hubbard. La Roche. NeN--"
Robinson, Norys, Walters and Zen
ner.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
SMITH EXONERATED
BY JERSEY BOARD

Trenton, n. j., Dec. 9-Jeff Smith.
Bayonne middleweight, was exoner-
ated today by the New Jersey Ath-
letic Commission on charges brought
by the Amboy Sport Club of Perth
Amboy. The Amboy Club charged
Smith failed to appear for an exhi-
bition recently scheduled by the club.
Marty Cross, New York. was sus-
pended for six months on the ground
that he. failed to appear for an ex-
hibition scheduled by the Forresters
Club of Elizabeth.
Charges against Patsy johnson. of
Trenton. will be heard by the COM
mission Tuesday. Johnson failed to
appear today.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SiN fIrlongs: for maiden ,
year ODDS; Gaining: purse 500 'Chan.onqtte
II. g.; The Cleaner 20; 'Reo. 90; 'Brier Fox,
N2; ACCIamati' n, Ir7; Glider. lO7: Allah. 10.
I'Cmergae. IG7: Clip. 10: Pla:d Kills 10. !:
NatT. il lie.
SEIDND RACE-Six furongs for 2year-
Clds and mp; claiming; rNrse SC0 Duke Run
%; 'MaryS Magnetic. %; 'Picr7ut 81; Die!
Roe. 81: Miss Ivan. IO9 War Tax, l0s White
Crown. io5 Big Smoke los; Tranby. los
THIRD RACE-SIx furlOngs: 3-yesr-olds and
up; claiming; purse 500 'Noynim. 81; .Enos
loG; Sweet Alyssum, 100 Skyman. lOs: Better
ton. lB; Fel.Gdad. los; King Tuscan, Ill;
Circulate. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-FiTe and one-haIf furlong, :;
for 3-year-Clds and mp; claiming; purse SOD
Currency. lO3; -BIondeI I0i; First PuIIet, los :;
Money. Ill; AlTOrd. Ill; Arthur Middleton. Ill
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 20 yards: the
bahamas Handicap: all ages; purse 500 tRiku
lo6; tDyersich. lo6; Skeer Face g. Hubbrb
iG GrIndy, ll5 tLGwis and O'Mally entry
SIXTH RACE-One mile; for 3-year-oIds and
m: claiming; purse 800. Terrible Miss. %;
Tick Benson, s; Golden Chance. %: 'Homan,
8: Zodiac. 9s; Little Cote, 9S; Magnet Land
10: Lady Jane Grey. los; Bac IC6: Beverly
lanes. lO6; Deckhand. lO6: BaIladin lO6; Solid
Rock. lc'; Tckalon March. l0; Ned Miley-
bright. l0s
-ArrFtnticP allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Eive and one-half furIonss.
Mountain Girl. le; Princess Lou. 100; Harri-
gan's Heir. IL: Lows. liz; Finder. liz; +.
Mo1dy. IL; Boone, r.. III; Grand Slam, ll2:
EuiIet Pro"t. III; Saddle Ring. ~: Ace Of
lnImpe. liz; Gadling. ll2; Grave 4. Il2: Bridge
Tsyrr. l.,
SECOND RACE = Six mrIons> Christie
Holters. %; 'TOombcola. IGc; 'Moz. l05; suTsr-
nal. lG; Silver Shapiro. lT: korfhsge. ITO;
Jack X. 10: Jd%e Argent. ITO: Little Mink,
10; Duke Of D2y -nshire. lIC: Kirstie's Cub,
rs; Humms. IL; General. lI6; Thistles Beau
lie. Also Cligl : VeilICC, I07; Shandon. ll3:
Mitchell May lO7 Sun Gold. IG.
n. RD Rn Five and one-haIf furIongs.
Bg Idea, 100; Sweet Liberty. lO5: Day a Peace.
l03; lndiscretiOn. lCs: Lady in Black. 10; Ac-
cc!crate, 10: st. Germain. Il3; wariike. lI3;
Cortland. ll2: Beck and Call. ll3
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs 'Medusa, l04 {:
Tiger Rose. l06: 'Bonstell. IO7; Queen Blonde.
100; Poilu. 100: Durward Roberts. l!2: Paddy
Highland Lad. ll2; Happy 60 Lucky. 1lo; Sa-
bretash, III; Converse, liz. Also eligible: sa,-
onarra. l05: 'Joseih +. Murphy. lC7: DR. Creig-
ler. II; Pnllux. ll2
FIFTH RACE-Five. and one balf furIonss
Tailor Maid. g; Ira wilspn. 100: P:gcou. l05 :
You Need. lT3; Jcrice. ia; T:cxIish, lis
SIXTH RACE-One mile and 20 Yards Sham
rock Green, ltG; 'BToncIo Billy, io6; Coma chn
l@; Rife ShOuter. los; Stain. los; Miss Ster-
ling, los; High Horse. IL; Capital City, Ill;
DIascn Rock. III: Alexander. Ill: Will Do,
Ill: Ee-tadano. Iii; Lottery. IL; Sleeth, Ill
also eligible: Lady LeOna. 'Io3; SANDY Lad.
l0s; Yowell. Ill.
>E. 18th kAcE-One mile and 20 Yards.
Mss Manage. o.; Sentimental. 81 'PIuviada.
81: FIDDLER. 81; Tho. y. McAIahon. IG;
kimralo1g. 100: Betsy. G.; YoddIer. Io6: Little
SIfing. I6; 'F1apHer log: Tie Pin, lO5: .Piunes,
le; 'Adelsnte, loo; Charles ConneIl. Ill: H. C.
bssch, III. Also eligible: Deckmate, III ;
Astraea, loe: Amino. III.
Five pounds apprentice claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
DIFFERENT EYES
LANDS FEATURE
AT CUBA TRACK

Havana. Cuba, Dec. 9.-The West
Indies Handicap. which featured the
ard at the local track today. proved
''Irprlse when & \. Stonpha, :
Dinerent Eyes was returned the vim
hef' out his margin at the finish was
small that the result was in doubt
AtiI the official numbers were nut
Different Eyes raced with the fast
pace set by Col. Taylor. tho even
money iaVorite. until the stret,b
"hen he took the lead and in a drive
won oy a head. while Col. TayInr wa
dSt neck in front of the fast conn
ng Cromwell The summary.
.hSi RAIE-SiN furongs RHa los Mar
no. to = even. / to =: RaiIbrd. lOi run,Ir
am to !. even: RaIBh l. Io5 Crmp .
1" ) Tine. I:lL Cont Huri, tG,;n
Il.u Ian '' ''''"u'iile'
rECOND RACE Six furIong,. a. M,uI.by
y- Nhia'ettS,. to !, ) to >, 6 to !. 81
'His~n. q 'MEIrayl. to l. even; Pierrut.
amp Pcst, Frederick Nilrr Mage Mirror'
Isme' q Lindssy. Brizz Robert l. owen
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furIonss. Riverside 10,
g oIarmodO. to l. to 5. to ): Jack HeaI,,
iGj tConnGr>,. to l. ; to 9. Drir,eId ~;
,Lu,I. tn > Tine. I:I2 a.. Leti FsT ~ ~
9-srVen. Ambas ador II. III C:rrris1n. H,r-
x. MaEGsnr-e also ran
tOURTH RACE-Five and one-han futLongv
Different Eyes. Go lIeIimrel. to Il ? to l.
to 5: Col TAILOR. 8 tKederisl. l to ,.,t.
tr0m"eil. IL Mountain. out. Time, Los Sj.
IO!ite and Basil also ran
FIFTH RAIE-One and cne-s:Iteenth miles
Berlin. liz Mountain. , to /. to 10. out
BABY cal. IO tChiatett1l. to 10. out: Hocnir,
III Murray. out. Time. l4I 35 Fly hume
also ran.
SIXTH RACE - One mile and D yard.
Mdnn%in, lci Nhiavstta'. . to |. : 10 IO Guf .
CTstsl Day. II CMerimeel to ) to }:
I'.n Hunley, .Is Collins. 10 l. Tine. l:u
-. john ". Klein. Woodthr1sI, Buclrnail.
Gu!dcI 0.t also rFn