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ST. LOUIS.

OF. LOUIS. June :5.--HOGa: receipts.
$4,000; steady to higher. Bulk. $40 ~
;sioo0ii. 70; Hight. ,is COO ~ 90; pis..
Sii00a 1860. CATTLE. receipts, 400;
slow to steady; good heavy steers. ais
0NH; common, lio, 660ii.bb; good
lights, 1iI,boaii25: common. Se.I5G
ii.so; butcher heIferp. Ss.606lt rs;
cows. 81 Sodii00; Gamers. s. a5a I so;
calves. tis.0oGiIfs; feeders. - i5dii. 80;
stockers, 81. 500 II 90 SHEEP; receipts
!. 200; steady 10 strong: lambs includ-
inG springs). tit0oGis.sb: cul,s, ts.ooa
1i,So o;yearling wethers. vi. .sodi2.s0:
iewes, e1.o0N750; culls, t3.5oes0o.
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GRAIN.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Juno 25.-Thc corn mar
k"t was unsettled today. varying crop
conditions and n general opinion that
pence had heen amply discounted In az
vance contribptirr I the, initial weak
ness, opening prices, which ranged
from &C higher 20 Sc higher to Nc.
lower with July. il;sx: september.
tliS TO u tx aad December 9l,6fk to
t.l2 were followed by sliEht reactions
The market continued TO strengthen.
covering by shorts being II pronounced
factor and late In the session prices
were well away FROM the early figurss
Tho market closed firm ic to INC net
higher. with July iis0<Flsi: Rcp-
tember. u.1sh0i7st. and December.
SitndlAk.
Oats aagEed with corn, After opening
| nchnn1ed TO ~. down, with Bsptem-
her at ssk 10 ha.c. the market saGGed
on all deliveries but later advanced
fractionally with corn.
Provisions prices moved In sympathy
with corn products selling from to
SC lower
Later the market hardened with corn
| but within narrower limits
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The time-Noon The event-Lunc
The place-skirvin Grin ,Adv
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NEW WRk.

NEW YORK. Juno H.--The cottoI
market opened steady a. q decline o
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KANSAS CITY cAsn DRAM.

KANaAs CITY. Mo. June Cash
WHEAT: Nominaiiy unchanged. No. l
hard, 4is2U. g.: No Z. t3bsQl,e0; No.
l red. t7fsH23o: No, :, t.fs6iis.
CORN! Unchanged to lower; No. !
mixed. tisSGls7. No. . white. e.s3:
No. Z yellow. 81 sodlsi OATS: Nom
inally unchang ed; No 2 white. MA
7:c; No. ! mixed. 10d7ic; No. rcd.
7iG1ac. RYE. SlNGlt2
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Mrs NJ, n ConklinE mAtfOn Of the
State Industrial School for Girls, Mrs
Ella Ryan. teacher. Miss Cleo
Autry and Miss Vobio Brazser. in
mates Of the school. spent the week
end at ths Gainesville training school
fer girls In ordcr TO study methods In
force IN that school. They left Okla
homa city friday and returned yester-
dhy morning
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ILLUSrRAfED CLASSIFIED
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Funds advanced Immediately for city
loans. l,Oweht Rates Cum Brothers
Company tAdvJ
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PERSHlNG AND HOOVER
GIVEN OXFORD DEGREES
ny The Associated Preas) }

OXFORD, England, June lS.--Cen-
erai Pershing and Herbert {. Hoover
represented the United States in a
distinguished company Of pen Of tho
allied counnies who were honored to-
day by Oxfotd University with de-
grees Of doctor of civil law. The event
was rich in ceremonial pomp, such a.
is ios,ered by this famous institution.
Among those who witnessed the eere-
nony. was Mrs. Hoover,
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]. L. Lyon co.

1O3 stat. National Phone W. 1896
a BARGAIN in a big 2-.tcry home.
close in good terms. Can Osborn.
wnlnu, 1885 or Walnut 1911.
WHY build when "A, 100 huvs a mod :
ern brick bungalow, rooms aud
bath !. closets. small store room
screened bnck porch /, lots. On h'r
grounds 'carline. 81 800 casa, balance
terms Cali at $40 u, 81, md see Tor
NOufself
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G1Briefs
Tive Falss Police cs,ls

Tive Falss Police csiis.
Two false calls were answered by the
police last night. one from the 1900
block on North Western avenue and tho
other from the 400 block on North Shsr-
tel street In neither oese was any
foundation found for tho call.
Police Seek Negro.
The police here Uere advised this
morning 10 watch Tor Herman Ten
nance. q negro. who. Il was stated. Is
wanted At Tulsa on charge Of rob-
bins . freight car.
Traffic Charge Dropped.
w. r. Denham. charGed with falling
10 obey the sfEnal of a traffic police
man at Main strvet and Robinson ave-
nue. yesterday. was found not guilty In
municipal court this morning
GrlHsen rakss Appeal
Gustnve A. Erixson this morning filed
an appeal TO the county court In the
~ y
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Juno B.-BUTTER
packing 10 higher: CSC; other grades
unchanged. Eb0s: firm: firsts 3sc:
seconds i1c. POULTRY: hens ic up,
fexc; roos,ers 1Sc; brollers Z to Sc up.
teG tsc. POTATOES: unchanged
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Oklahoma Securities Co.
California Bungalow
$4,000

roomr. breakfast nWd garage. two
rooms IN ook nice mantel and freplnccY
attractive location Ira A. Ellis. Walnut
1nsi i01 Her~kowits nidG
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For that sunday dinner date The
skiryln Gt.ll tAdyJ
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~ black berries this season has lust he
gun marketing his crop He has already
sold a hundred crates and SAYS tho sea
sun has Just begun. Procure lives two
miles east Of Capitol nm Dlnc kbcr-
ries sold AT 81 Is tor ~ boxes today.
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&. N Barrett, president OF the okla
homa Military Academy, 10 In OKLA
homa CITY today from Claremore trans
scting official business before some u
the state departments
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Vegetable pr,sse os,no Down

Prices ~ local vegetables are grad
aily lowering. cabbage retailing on the
market this morning at 10 csus a .Iehd
beeu. bushel applet, ,iS0
b lhel pea,her. fJ cents n peck home
grown cucumberH IS cents q dozen. and
all bunch vose hles. } bunches. 10
cents
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j. J snrtain, court reporter for Judge
Edward -. Oldnelh, left this morning
for Seward 10 attend the funeral of his
father, wbP died Monday at his home
near Guthrie.
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State lndls,rlal School for Girls hso
trou 'lts no wonderI We don't gse
very far" said Mrs. ConkiinG, "whea
our entire time n taken ny In tho laun-
dry"
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q 30 klet st Chamber.

several copies of the Winnipeg
Citizen, riving n complete history Of
tho labor revolution IN that city have
been received al the CHAMBER ~ Com
niece and VIII bc loaned 10 anyone in
ter'Btcd In them
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Trial Of IN. suit OF Mn. Pearl peter-
son against the Oklahoma RAll~ss
company for Si0.On0 damages for alleged
personal injuries rcniAtins Nom q street
car accident was begun this morning
before Judge George " Clark
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 2s-BuTTER. high
sr: creamery S1blc. EGGS higher:
receipts 1S.tbt cases: firsts 1910 S0Nc.
prdinafY firsts $50 dssnc: at mark. cases
Included, s9asc; storage packed fir.ts
alive. unchanged. Fowls fscl
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A stated c0nclsve of Oklahoma Com
rnandery No B. knights Tcmplsr. is
scheduled TO begin At I.30 O'Clock this
evening Mt the Masonic ~mpe Work
Of the lllustrlous order Of the Red
Cross Ia TO he given
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Juns 2s.-PoTAToEs, ar.
rivals 81 cars, new. steady; Bliss Tri.
umphs sacked, csriots of1bG3.Oe cwt :
Irish Cobblers, best, 500 bbl; poorer,
ss.2t bbl; old, demorshacd; no sales
reported
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Ls. chsro, Win White s,.x.,v

" J. Lee was arrested last night
p " &. BiniOn, deputy United States
marshal. on a charge Of vioia ting the
Mann white slave act, Lee is In the
county jail.
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pany against him for tJb 10 alleged 10
b" due under contract Joseph y
Deuprse. Justice Of the pence, granted
u Judgment for the plnlntin for 80 81
on June Is
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sswss. Commits. Me.,s.

Tn" sewage committee ~ the
PulliC Health committee Of the Cham
lrr ~ Commerce will meet tomorrow
morning TO inspect an exposed sewer to
10 east of the city
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Home BARGAINS

BRAND NEW--5 rooms. all floors
oak. garage. drive. old paving. price ~
900 rS0 cash.
LEAVING CiTY-5-room California
bungalow, concrete basement. mantel,
garage. prico 3.i5o; terms.
! SMALL HOMEs--West srd. " 900;
West tth, 81, 800: West 9Th, 81 800; West
sth. 1850. v. Grand. Sl.300; East 9th.
81 >i0; with terms on all.
BUILDING siTES-iooriW n. West
list. $3.50; hsR utifui FWtnans c. rLcr, g.
80 1900 block r.. 18th. $3.50; hptnl site.
$40. .c0O W. 10th. $500, Englewood bar
gain. ttoO: others
LARGE HOME--iOoxi4o II close In:
northeast old paving; I beautiful rooms.
sacrificed for SO. 500
Oklahoma Securities Co.
Jos-1o Insurance BldG Maple Is.
III NGALDw FOR BALE-West a,nd,
good location. ono block q Catholic
church. chsap II sold At once come and
see 200 W. Sind
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The police were notified this morning
20 witch for u man Nc years old. who
rns ~ 70 have stfayed away from his
home ~ Edmond ], was stated that he
may goms 10 this e1ty.
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WoNh.

FORT WORTH. TexnH. June IS --
CATTLE: Receipts. coO0: steady 4.
beevss. S70Ogli.So., HOGS: Receipts.
500; steady; heavy, 3an 500 %. 7b
SHEEP: Receipts 5000: lower; weak
demand; lambs. tlS00dls00.
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The Neighborly club. n rural canning
club with a membership IN tho rural
federation Of country clubs, viii enter
| "A canning exhibit at the state fair this
fall. Mrs A. l. Foot is president, The
club has membership Of one hundred
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 2b.-CORN: No !
yellow. M1IHnisoa OATS No, 1
nal No. !, ti<s. BARLEY; t.it0
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"Okiahoma" Out Rooo

oklahoma monthly publication OF
the Chamber OF Comnerce. viii 40 10
pt'sH tonight and viii probably be out
by the end Of In. weeh
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COTTON seEp OIL.

NEW YORK, June 2S,--Cotton seed
oil closed sasJ spot and June IS 0Oc. .
July 2S.50c. Aug 2c,O0c, Sept and oct
n o0c: Nov 26.t0c: Dec. 25.i0c, Jan
a. SOC Sales 200.
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. June 25.--Eariy dealings
ON the stock exchange today indicate I'd
further shurt selling. particularly Of olh,
shippinSs. tobaccoe and metals. This
was offset In a measure by the modes.
ate strength Of secondary rails. food
issuss and obscurs spscialtles Mexican
Pstro!suu.. Roya! Dutch, sincisiy,
American internst tsona', yoSseeo prod:
from frsctions to q point, while Texas
q Pacific. Beet sugar. U 3. Rubber
and Writing Paper preferred gained
10 ~, 4 hrmer tone set In BEFORE the
end q the first half hour.
Trading continued very light during
the mid-Session, plthough the market
threatened and hAfdsnsd motors snd
oie leadiAs at overnight gains OF
10 . peenlS. shlppines also Improved
but tAs llst fell baek again on. fresh
preNNre against steels and equipments
Can moaey rose 10 Is percent In the
last hour. but reacted TO 4 before ths
en0. Prices were only moderately af-
fected. Marine common showing ex-
esptional strength. The closing wal
irregular.
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\ l. walker retiring chairman Of
the corporation commission. left this
morning for Waurlkn where he plans
to spend a few days on private bust
nesr
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NIW YoAk aUoAR,

NEW YORK, June H.--SUGAR: raw,
steady; centrifugal aiSe; fine granu-
lated e.Oec,
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~. louio.

ST, LOUIS. June N.-POULTRY;
Unchanged, except hens. 1eKo But
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 25 Close
CORN. July, tsih; September.
fl,77S6i71N: December 81 san.
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MORE ACTIVITY IN
CATTLE MARKET
Hog Receipts Increase and
Market Is Steady,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE Packers wer. at tho mar
ket early this morning. and trading IN
cattle. was more active thYn for sew
eral days previous, The market In
steers was active nnd steady. and IN
butcher cattle steady to strong Tho
ca market wns generally steady, nnd
prices on best grades ranged upward
from va Other prices were: fat steers.
&ll cows md heiforH, ~ 50. Gamers
and cutters IS to SO 20.
Tpday's Quotations
Prices or the various grades VI cattle are
approximately as follows
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oT. LOUia.

ST LOUIS. June ?5.-CORN: No :,
81 s2ni93; No. white. ssHi.s7.
OATS No. I, ssh5Oc; No. . white, foiI
q 1li,C
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county. corn and BLACK hull white
dwnrf kniff corn this season Las yenr
Pearl sold approx imRtcly s. 100 worth Of
seed 10 local seed houses
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Ames Gwinu Here.
Walksr TO Wnurlka.

Representative Amos Ewing. Of Logan
ountp, ls here today on business be-
tore some Of the state departments.
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John Doe wns arrested last night
Iud placed In the county jail on d
charge Uf illegal posse ssion OF liquor.
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MIDDAY STOCKS

The following quotations OF New YORK
markets UP 10 1850 p. m. today were
compiled by Houston. Fible company
10 North Drpadwhy.
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campbeIl at LaundrY.

Antlseptic shampoo removes dnndrur,
40 West second wal f67 tAdvJ
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Mother Nays pies and doughnu,H nj
your grocer OF sos Hudson. tAdVJ
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Wayne Campbell. an entertainer viii
hpp-nr on the program ~ the Y ". c.
\. at their meeting ~ the fowler
laundry tomorrow 49, noon
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Oopo jssus Approved.

a bond issue hf so, 900 Tor the con.
struCtiOn of N water works system and
$50 900 for 4 sewerage SYSTEM ct Picher
In Ottawa county WAS approved today
by the attorney generals department.
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Lucine " Pearl farmer lvirAs
southeast OF the city, will specialize on
ralsin cereals for commercial iced, He
10 growing Mexican June corn. Boone
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Buy . used car terms A o. Ad-
kinH. Inc D.. Maple 1911 ADV
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Printed cards bearing the daily
weather report and posted In the
weather station At the Carnegie library
bear the following inscriptions: save
First. Spend Aftsrward-Buy " 4 T..
Thrift Pays Dividends. Buy W. \ T."
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Owe a dinner for yourself Sunday a,
the skirvln Grin and invite your wife
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Tho board Of directors Of the Y. W
c. A. viii meet Thursday morning at
$50 O'Clock
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Unrsssnsrsts.

"Ah say, Mandy, ef yo' had yol,
pick, which would yo' rather do
live, o. die an 10 10 heavenl"
why, Maady, yo' scan'lous chile
Sunday school hahn, done yo' no good
whalsoluever." ."-Ewrybody'.
Smyrna times., 1919-09-03
NEWS OF THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA

A very pretty wedding took place
at noon Wednesday at the country
home of Reuben J. Allen, when his
only daughter, Hazel, became the wife
of Lands F. Riggin of Wilmington.
The ceremony took place in the pres
ence of immediate members of both
families and was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Gardner, pastor of Wesley M. E.
Church. The young couple were at
tended by Miss Allen of Bridge
VILE, and Harrison Philips of Bethel.
Afer the ceremony they left on the
southern express for Norfolk. They
will make their home in Wilmington,
where the groom is now employed.
William T. Watson, soon of the late
Governor Watson of North Milford
Delaware, was married at one o'clock
p. M, on Monday, August 25, 1919, to
Miss Nina Hall, at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Cornelius j. Hall
of Front and Railroad Avenue, North
Milford They left in an automobile
for a wedding trip and will make their
home in Milford. Mrs. Watson is the
only child of the deceased ex-Govern-
or and has resided with his mother in
their large home at the north side of
Milford. In 1898 he was a second
lieutenant in the United States Volun-
teer Army during the war with Spain.
and since then has been engaged in
the commission business and making
his home in Milford. Miss Hall is
well-known young woman and a dist
ant relative of Mr.. Watson. She has
been a trained nurse for several
years.
Farmers who planted their corn
crops early are now cutting the corn
off and placing it in shocks. The
great storm made it difficult to handle
the fodder this season and many will
simply cut the tops off and save them.
The corn and lower parts of the stalks
will be then cut and gathered into
piles in the field, from where it will
be husked after the corn has dried
sufficiently. This condition of the
corn fodder crop will make a general
shortage of rough feed for cattle dur
ing this winter, which will have
to be replaced by clover and other
hay crops; which fortunately have
been larger than usual this year The
farmers of Delaware will have to use
some Judgment in handling their af-
fairs the coming winter or their stock
will suffer for lack of rough feed
Smyrna times., 1919-09-03
PROPOSALS
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
STATE HIGHWAYS
STATE OF DELAWARE

Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department at its Office
Dover, Delaware until two (2) O'Clock. P. M.
September 10, 1919. and at that place and
time publicly opened for the construction of
State Highways in New Castle and Kent
Counties, Delaware. involving the following
approximate quantities:
Smyrna times., 1919-09-03

Performance of contract shall commence
within ten (10) days after execution of the
contract
Contracts Nos. 1s and 20 shall be COM
pleted by Sept. /. 1920. Contract No. 21 on or
before Nov. /, 1919. and Contract No. % on
or before Dec. /. 1919.
Monthly payments will be made for-9O per
cent. of the construction completed each
month.
Bidders must submit proposals upon forms
provided by the Department.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
surety bond, certified check, or money to the
amount of at least ten (10) percentum of the
total amount of the proposal
The envelope containing the proposal must
be marked: Proposal for the Construction of
a State Highway under Contracts No. ls, No.
20. No. 21 or No. 22."
The contract will be awarded or rejected
within twenty (20) days from the date of
opening proposals.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Detailed plans may be seen, and index plans
and specifications may be obtained upon de-
post of $4,000 ten dollars which amount will
be refunded upon return of plans and specifi-
cations in good condition, at the Office of
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
DOVER, DELAWARE.
Chas. NJ. Upham, Chief Engineer.
Smyrna times., 1919-09-03
CONTRACT NO. 21-O.15 MILES
CITY Line-33rd St., Wilmington
CONTRACT NO. 22-O.65 MILES
City Line-Market Street Bridge, Wilmington

$4,000 Gu. yds. Grading.
IS Gu: yds. Concrete Masonry.
5000 pounds Reinforcement.
1000 lin. #. Wood Guard Rail
2.400 tons Stone for Macadam
7,700 SO. yds. Penetration Macadam.
Smyrna times., 1919-09-03
CONTRACT NO. 2O-3.75 MILES
HarringtOn-FeltOn

1000 lin. #. Piles.
800 Wood Guard Rail
so tons Stone for Macadam
1900 Gu. yds. Cement Concrete Roadway
200 Joints.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Thirty Basketball Men
Training at Amherst

AMHERST. Mass. Dec 5.-Basket-
ball practice at Amherst College start
Cd this week with about thirty men
trying for positions and every indica-
tlon pointing to one of the strongest
teams Amherst has had in number
OF years. The team will be captain
by Hank Kennedy, of Cortland, n Y.
who is playing his fourth year or the
varsity and who was captain and star
performer on last years five.
The following letter men are now in
college: Kennedy, Card. Davidson. Pal
mer, Maynard, Snider, Stisser and link.
In addition to Kennedy and link. there
is a good chance that McCandless will
make strong bid for a place at for
ward, as he is regarded as one of the
best shots in college and was only pre-
vented from playing last year because
Of inc igibility.
The following is the tentative sched-
ule for the season of 1920:
January II. Springfield Y NJ G. A. Coll
lege. at Springfield. January 2l NJ. A. c..
at Amherst January - Wesleyan, at
Amherst February 6. Brown. at Am
herst. February 49, Williams. at Am
.herst; February 20. Wesleyan. at MID
dleton: February 81. Union. at Schenec-
tady. February 2s Rochester. at Roches-
ter; March g. Brown. at Providence; March
Is; Williams. at Wiliamstown.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
New Orleans Entries

First race give furlongs purse. 5000
Fledgling, los: Sweet Liberty. 1oe; BIS
Idea. 100; Saiana 11?. YaphanF l12;
Boone 15 112' Jack Pry91s IL; j Mdday ndr
l12; Grove A, 112; Watersmeet 11a
Second race (six furlongs purse 5000
Thirst lo7; Maud nacon. 107; Reilloc, ~
Lady Eileen. 112; Thrills. l13; Little Prin-
cess l12; Malice. 112; Ornery. 112; Scar
pla. III; Shandon. 116: Milton Roblee. 1l6
Parrish. llb; James r. Cummings. llb
General. 11S. Also eligible; Tiajan. 11s;
My Oracle. l1b; Arch Plottcr. 10: Kath-
din. 115.
Third rnce (six furlongs: purse $5oo)-
Golden Dawn. 96; Maize, lo4: Catania. 105:
Lonely. 105; Margaret Schalafer. 107
Sugarmint. 10s Burgoyne. 10: Peccant
1i0: Shenandoah, ll3; St. Germain. III;
Who Cares, ia
Fourth race GIVE and half furongs;
purse ssoo>-Manicurist. 100: Black Wing
100: Little Maudie. 1907 Rappahannock,
Ing Girl. 106; The Gallant, ll0; Sherman
A., III Harry Rudder. 1l2; Bonstelle. 118;
Betsy. ia.
Fifth race tBaton Rouge Handicap; all
ages; purse $500: nve and a half furlongs)
Mack Garner. 100; The Boy, l04; Bon
Tromp. lob; Youneed. ia; Tacola. l16;
Ticklsh. 1lS: Ultima Thule. 1870: Arnold.
l20.
sixth race (mile and sixteenth: purse
$soo)-Indan Springs. %; Lucille p. los;
Frank Matsox. 1o7; Don Dodge. 1903; Brown
Favorite. 1903; Leta. no; pajazet. 1ls; Nc
Adoo. 11s; Aldebsran. 11a; Tours. l1s
Bombast 113: Luther. l13.
Seventh race (miie and a sixteenth;
purse ssoo,-Tiyer Rose. lo%: Bandy Me.
Bridge l1s; Little cettage. lit.