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The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ThTeey year-oIGs and M. claim
ing So fuTlohSs. Lindsay. 81; Weymouth Girl.
IS: Wheat Cakes 97; Wals<r Mack, lOl; Paia-
Ioita I'd. l02; Blanche Donation, Io7: Beverly
lanes. 100; DrifieId, ll2; Little Nephew lis =;
SYRIAN, llsi Gail Shot, lls; Manganese, 1ls.
r SECOND RACE - Three.yosr-oIds and up.
claiming; furlonss. Louise Mack, ss: Minnie
", IS; Harlock, liz; Herder. ll2; Lady Jane
Gre ~; Nignela, ll3: Agle, ll5; Roscoe Goose.
lb; Potlar, rs; LsckrUse, lis; Presumption
lis; Fell Ringer, is
THIRD RACE-Thrce-ye year-olds; claiming, 6
fnrlOngs. Dainty Lady 81: Miss Ivan, s6: Duke
Fun. 9S: Lncky Lady. lC2; Buster Clara 1885,
AviOn. lOi; Bagdsdine, no.: Lackawanna 10
FOURTH RACE - Three-year-olds and IN.
claiming; purse 500; furIongs. Miss Cove
20; Blondel. "a; Encore, %; Mae Murray. 100 /;
James C.. 100; Dimitri. lr; Sparkler. los; Pre-
mim. ll0.
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and up. claim
ing; l mile and 80 yards. Lady Langden, 81 +;
HeTedity. l04; Cork, l0i Timothy j. Hoxsn
lO4; Kinking Kid, IN; Scornii, lG: Assessor,
l0s; Kangaroo, lOs; Jake Schas, liz; Ray Ennis
ia; Jack Snipe. LIS.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and up; claim
ing; ! mile. Leap Frog, %; Cavan Boz, e7;
Vocabulary, 100; Frank Keogh, l02; Frank Burke,
lO2; Zim, 106 Point to Point, los; SeviIlian
l05; John Graham, l0s; Tokalon March. los !:
Toy Miss. l07; Guide Post, los Fascinating,
100; Chsmung Ill; Yenghee, Ill.
SEVENTH RACE - Four-year-olds and IN:
claiming; purse 500; ls miles. Solid Rock
les; Almiue. los 'Diadi los; Bac. I13: John W.
Klein, l13; Lytle, ll3; Kingfsher, lis! Zodiac
IL
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-SiZ furlungs. . Assessor. ll3
lM0Trf~sNl. to . even. ! to ,. RsIpb :.
lo Murray l TO . out: Dixie Highway. 10
lfInlIl, TO 5. Tine, ia Lydia ID The
Six Hundred. Clonaknty. Brown Baby. Zan-
saree, also ran.
SECOND RACE-siH furIongs. Aunt Flora
IS FINLEY. to l. to 2. 6 to s.. Frank Burke
lVl lAIarrsS, ) to 5, l to g. Kicking Kid. n3
,Ninsnedl' to >. Time. liza rs. IucBy
Lady High Olympus, Scylla. Rora, Toy Miss,
THIRD RACE-SiH furlougs Zim, Ia u.
Howard to ). to 5, out; Violet, liz Thur
oer)' 70 !. even; Duke Ruff, 50 CWhite) ,
: to .. Time. llj IS. Elga, Banyan, yignola,
brown Prince, PajsrOita ID also ran
FOURTH RACE-FIVe and one-half f1rlongs.
Ireclous Jewel. 80 lWidal, to 2 even. l to 2;
Dicne, ltatOr). to 5. 2 to 5; Little Mis-
tress, 100 tFinleyl. to ). Tine. O7 Is. Carey
Maid, Stiletto. Cafeteria, Venetian Boy Duke
John, also ran S'
FIFTH RACE-FfTe and one-haIf fprIonu,.
Tlppler, lci FraschJ. , to l. 4 to 5 . to 5:
Alilk Man, Ill tWingfeld l to ;. out The
Blue Duke, lCO CThUberl. even. Time, lO5 Is.
rafferty,, MalvOlO Hamilton A.. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Koran. ice q.
Howard 10 2, even, l to ?; Beverly James
is 1izl. to !, to L; Guide Post ll3 Muir
Iayl, ont. Time. 39 IS. London Girl, Scorpii.
Postmaster. Lackrose. also ran
SEVENTH RACE - One and one-sixteentI,.
miles Lyttle, ia CThurberJ. TO / even.
to .; Artist. los FatorJ. : to 10, / to ;:
PsrigUurdine IOs tFraschl. 2 TO s. Time. I AZ
25 Conscrption. Frank Keogh, Capt. March
mont. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
PETE HERMAN WILL
BATTLE AL SHUBERT

Baltimore. Md. April 5.-World's
bantam champion, Pete Herman. will
open an Eastern boxing campaign in
this city on Tuesday evening. which
will prOba bly, be his last in this coun-
try before he sails for Europe to box
Jimmy Wilde. the British lyweight
champion. Herman's opponent here
Tuesday evening will be Al Shubert
Of New Bedford. Mass. in ten
round combat. which will be staged
by the Peerless Athletic Club at the
Lyric. opposite Mount Royal Station
Al i the best bantam the New Eng
land states have turned out i'm many
wears. There IS unusual interest in
the contest because Of the sensational
battle which ShUbert recently put up
hCre with Young Chaney, the allied
f"atherVeiCht champion. and the fol-
lowers Of the glove game look to Shu-
bert to give the titlCHOlder a battle
from hell to bell
Washington boxing fans who have
planned to attend the boxing contest
can procure tickets from Joe Free
man. OF this city. Freeman. who farm
erIy conducted glove matches at Ard
more. Md, is located at 62l F.. street
northwest. \ large party of followers
Of the mitt game in the Capital City
will be chaded BY Freeman on Tuesday
evening.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
BAL TlMORL PRODUCE.

Raltmou, Nd. April 5.-Prirrs Oh the Bal
umore produce market range as follows
POTAToEs-White. Nev York. pcr 10 III.
35os375; do, Western. rcr 80 lbs, a0s22;
do. Pennsylvania, per 100 Ibs, .3a20
do. Eastern Shore Of Maryland and yirriui.
McCormicks, Per 100 lbs, l9a2o0; do West.
ern Shore q MARYLAND, McComicks, per loo
lbs, 25Oa275; Irish Cobbiers, per ZOE lbs.
2Soa275; sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore Of
Maryland. bbl.. fancy. S.O0asG; do. ordinary
s.. oosTcCO; do Eastern shore Of Virginia, bot.
S65Oasoo; do, Eastern Shore of Maryland.
5s-bu. bss.. No. l. s2.5os3O; Yotk River vans,
e.ooa6.0 n per bbi; North Carolina ysms. No. i,
6.oOd7 20 per bbl
BUTTER - Creamery Western scrsrztor Of.
trss. ea67c per lb frSts oia65c: Western prints.
is-lb extras 67s6sc: frsts 66as7c: Western Trints
lib extras. GsssC; frsts 67a6Sc: nearby cream
cry extras, sss6ic; hrsts, soa63c: dairy prints.
Maryland, PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia extras,
i3si4c; frsts. i2ai3c; store-packed hse, &c:
rolls, MARYLAND and Pennsylvania extras, 42a4sc:
do. West Virginia, extras, 4lai2c; 90, Ohio.
extras. 42ai3c
EGGS-Western Maryland, Pennsylvania and
nearby frsts, doz 4oc; Eastern Shore Of Mary
land and Virginia fTsts. 4Oc; Western (Ohior
hrsts Dc: West Virginia frsts, 4oc: Southern
North Carolina, firsts, Sc; duck eggs, nearby
SIC dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, young, lbs.
smooth. ptr h. 42ai5c; do, winter, ? lbs and un-
der. 6a55c; do. young, rough and Stacy 31a3Jc
do, old rooSteTs, Zss2Ic: do old hens over lbs
JSa9ec; do, old hens. small Babe; do old White
Leghon hens. $a3sc; ducks Mus,Ory and Mon.
STel, young. 3os36c; do. White PeLins. young.
SasSc: do. puddle. 81 lbs and over, 35S3zc; do.
small. poor 4S35c pigeons, old, per pair, 25a3Oc
do. young 25aS0c; guinea fowl. young, each, LOO
do, old 6QS66c
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS-NesaR current receipt, assja; South.
ern. 81.
LIVE POULTRY -- Roosters, per ID. 2ss2
turkeys. per 10, 3.a3s; hens. Per ID. Sass
chickens. 5ssi0; guineas. 75c each
DRESSED POUETRH-Turkeys per h.. Ga
~: roosters. per 10. q; hens per h.. 4as:
capons s5sis
GREEN FRUIT - Apples. per Dbl, SAIL;
box. 3Jjai: California lemons. 3s4G; Csliforuis
oranges 5s6ls; Florida oranges, 7s7is; crsnber-
rice lsa2O per bbl grapefruit Ia6
VEGETABLES-Potstoes NJ. /. 36s33 per
sack; beans, per has, 5ss: Peppers. crate. GAG
eggplant. 3b.s6 crate; cabbage DID, 100 lbs 2],,5;
cabbage, new, 3.75si.0o bas: beet crate 2l,s,;
lettu-e. las bas: peas. 2s7 has; sweet potatoes,
5as per Dbl; California celery, crate, lozlR.
Florida, 31.sSSs; celery, l.5os2.C0 bunch; squash
per bbl., l.5oa2W; spinach, 25ca35o per bbl :
ksle. 2a2.5O per Dbl: turnips looslJo per bbI
ll9s20o per bbl; turnips. looal5o per Dbl;
F1oTids tomatoes, 2ka5.
Dressed pork, 22a23.
LIVE STOCk-Sheen. per Ib 5s7: calves Il;
medium, l5ale; common. Il; lambs. I5sls
spring lambs g
HAY AND GRAIN-No. l timothy. 3Ss7 /,
ton; No. 2 timothy. Sass a ton; mixed hsy,
Sa35 ton; mixed oats, 76a77; white oats,
Ta7s; com, locales.
= '-sEEDs-Clover. Alsike. q. 50; Sailing and Red
80; red. .; Alfalfa l4.5o; timothy. SIS per bu ;
red top grass, l6sl7c per pound blue grass S0
s3.fS per bushel; orchard ussa 375a4 90 Der
busheL
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY JOS. y. PRTTCHaRD.

Chicago. April ). Bears in ourn were elsied 10
day because Of declines Of Z 20 5Hc. C0Intry
offerings were mnre liberal and Argentine was
Offering corn in increas,d quantities al Atlantic
and Gulf ports. No sales were refu-ted- Re
ports regarding Argentine .sboS conditions were
conflicting.
Corn received al primary markets during the
Nnek t0tzlled 3.se0O busheis an incfeSse q
90 00 bushels over the Treyi0te Neek
There was sttll barge oIeu interest In de
lerred cum futures Those long 90 short on MAJ
have transferred accounts to July and SeuteIn-
Der. Prices will piyOt On action Of the cash mar
ket Considerable corn vas sid in the pit on
profit taking account. Buying was scattayed led
mainly b, shorts Unssttied weather pre-
dicted fer the greater part Of the com belt for
the coming week indicating movement from th3
farms may Re REGARDED.
Oats closed az Loses Of = 70 lc FLUCTUATIONS
were mainly on price chsnges IN corn. Cash
transactions were light for domestic purpDseS.
ReceiTs at primary markets for the week were
5ssl.Ce0 bushels compared with sSOOOO for the
same period a year ago. Commission houses pre-
dict investors viii come Into the market for oats
in the near future
Grain and provision futures here today werr:
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For maiden 2year-old colts
and geldings; furiongs. Billy Boots, rs;
Cormoran, us; Murray. lis; Sandy Beal ll5;
Calvert, rs; Little One, ll5S Roisterer. ll5;
Paul Tones. rs; lie Beuet, ll5
SECOND RACE - Claiming, maiden 3ysar-
olds and up; -furlonzs Hohcan, lis; Miss
Sterling. 10; HueY Travis, lOs; Laughing Eve.
ID, los; Beauty Sleep ss Mackenzie, lis; vigil
ante, lOS; James A. Sheridan. los; Cora W
lo3; Boston, ll5 Loyal Peter, lOs; sauf Conduit.
l05; Challenge l0o. Also eligible: Leinster. lOs
Miss Fountleroy, 10; Low Tide, 103; Sir Haste,
lis; Bonna A.. lo3.
THIRD RACE-Claiming: 3-year-olds and up;
elh fnrlongs Kilmer. lis; Psrlor Boy IFS; Cet-
abel. ll0; 'Hazelnut, ITO; Tiger Rose rs:
Cadillac us; Thorn Bloom, lis; Ideal. 1Os
"Risponde. lc6; Refugee. lis: American. Il3;
Napoli. lOs; Edith Baumann. lo5 Also eligible
Firing, Line. 10; 'Kingling ID, 10; Frank
shannon, los; Broncho Billy. lis; Scaramouch,
us; Cleaning lis; -Comacho, no.
FOURTH RACE - The Advance Handicap;
for 3-year-olds; 6 furlouss. Duchess Lace, IFS;
Bc,ario. los; ROi Craig. lis; Frizem, loi Ma
hohy, 1l2; John Qullimsn. 100
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 3-yesr-olds and nm.
mile and % Yards Dolina, III; y. X. Besl,
10; 'Plureen, 81; 'Kilts ID. i'll; Indian Chant
10; Firing Lipc. 10: Glasstoi. los
SIXTH RACE-Ciaiming; 4-year-olds and M
l-l6 miles. Front Royal, ll2; tSea Beach. 100 :
Candidate Cd. lol; sOtissco, %; GsrbaSe loa /;
Pulaski. 100; &pduieta, l07: G. NJ MiIler 100 /:
Stir Up, 100; Bill Hunley l07
SEVENTH RACE-Clsiminz 3-year-old, and
MP; 1 mile and 20 yards Luther, liz, F7nra
Finch. les; Fountain Fay Ill AmaIgsmsior
lie; Plurend, %; Progressive, 1s; Hammond
lie; Wewoka. e5.
'ApIrentiee allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST Il NuE 81, Uurlougs. Ruth strickland.
..l 0Sfcaul-I. - 10 .. O" D. 20 l; Lack n.
r. It. nurIiyr even. ! tr .. Iia"EItpr lrJ lTruy-
Dr.. ta I0 Tine. ~. Doctor ZAh. Arple
I4r- ErcIu-r. Cart Frr,lrr7rk-. sure Grt NdsIn-
d.-au. ROYAL Tea. King X, Valerie West alsy
Tau-
Second RACE-NIile and seventy yards: Miss
krmrr. IOs tSteTlingI 2 to !. to l. to ):
into. IEg NEcIntyrel. 10 !, to .; LUCIus. 10
tW-wanl even 10 q Tine. 10 IS. Old Ben,
,i7ciprcr Flash OF steel, win Do, King Ncp-
time Frank MOurUe also ran.
THIRD RACE-OnC mile: Silvery Light. lpl
tCas-ityr. : To s. 2 10 8. ont; Marsmouse, ia
.TruVlert. I 10 , out Ri stone. lOl O.. Rob
ius0ul s 20 ) Time, 1885. MinawaBd Sky
ball. Tom Brooks. Obolus No Lawn also ran
FOURTH RACE-Milc and seventy yards: In
der Fire. % 10. Robinson. 9 to s. 7 to 10. to
Q. Drastic. Ill tGamerl, even, to 5; Shppery
Fin. lie STALKER. . to 5 Time. 1i425. Grey
Eagle. KOhinO0r also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiX furlOngs: A. y. Akn,- III
.s,ityl. 8 % ). ; to 5 I. to g. Nepperhan. Il6
.BsrrrttJ. to 5, 70 ,: Bon TrOmp, Ill &C.
EObinsonl. even Time, rs "a Blue Rock, In
uuieta aJsD ran
SIXTH RACE-NIils and seventy Yards: Bar
1ara Shilling. 10 a.. Robinsonl. to ., to ).
TO 10; R6okeTy. lT Mcintyre to 5 to 10;
Byrne. y lCsTCln, to Time. ! ,Ij Is. Car
away, Bit Of Rlaruey. KeZiah Luke Mae Dur
Nzrd Roberts, Ruth Harrison also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
MEL SHEPPARD
ATHLETIC HEAD
Famous Runner Will Direct
Sports for Chester Com
munity Service.

Philadelphia, April 5.-"MeI" Shep-
pard, Philadelphia's international Gin
der path champion, has commenced
work n director OF the new depart
ment. OF athletics and physical educa-
ton in Community Service for Ches-
ter and Vicinity" His headquarters
will be in the Grocer Building, Ches-
ter. as member of the executive
stan representing the community
service organization, of which Gov
ernor William c. Sproul as chairman.
In coming to Chester. Peerless
Mel is simply coming back home. for
he was born. just across the Della
ware River from Chester. and he
spent his school days at Brown Pre-
paratory School. in Philadelphia.
At the St. Louis Fair. in 1904,
Sheppard competed as a schoolboy,
representing the Brown Preparatory
delphia, he won two scholastic
championships Of the world-run-
ming the $50 and tile one-mile races
in record breaking time.
The worlds records-in the inter
scholastic mile and two-mile races
at New York and in Philadelphia
were subsequently broken by this
young Philadelphia schoolboy. After
his successful schoolboy career,
Mel" Sheppard moved to New York
City. where he Joined the Irish
American Association in 1906. For
them he won American cham
piOnships, Canadian championships,
world championships and at least
1000 prizes
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. April s - Prices on the local
produce market range as follows.
BUTTER- Solid packed creamery, extra. sc
higher scoring goods. ses7lc the latter for job
bing sales; extra fEts 6sas7c; firsts 6ssSc: sec
onds. eos62c sweeScreamery. choice and fancy,
7Oa73c: fair 10 good 6Iasec; ladle-packed. as to
quality. 4sa50c; packing stock, t4a46c; fancy
brands q nearby prints jobbing at 7Ia7ec; fair
to good. 63s73c.
Nearby frsts. $3.50 per crate: nearby
current receipts l2s: Western. extra frsts,
70 81 per crate: do, hrsts fr50 pr crate; South
ern. l25Oal24j ner crate fancy selected, care
fully candI-i eggs were jGbbing at Faiec doA
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, via express. ioai2c;
hruiling chickens. soft-mested. lhs2 lbs apiece,
Ga55c: spring chickens soft-mssted. larger sizes.
39a4oc: STACEY Young rooSters, SOC; old ROSTERS.
9sag7c: ducks. Pekin, i2aISc; do, Indian Runner.
40a4lc; geese. SOC; pigeons, old. per pair, Sc
do Young per Dar. i5s50c
POTATOES-White. Jersey, per Sbus bas
No. l. 65s7jc; No. 2 Joa6oc; do, Maine. per
100 lbs, 2ga2.4O; do, Pennsylvania, No. l. per
100 lbs. sos265: do, Western, per ieo lbs. 2coa
225 do. y. Y, per 100 lbs, 2&a2-9; do. Del.
and Md. HOosier, per loo It's, l.7Sa2 %; sweet
potatoes. Jersey. per basket, No. l. l.75a2oo; No
.. Jall 60: do. Eastern Shore per Dbl. No. l..
5OOa7 3; do. Del. and Nd. bushe hampers No.
| 75A28: No > l8a20O.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New Ycrk. April s.-sIors ofsimIstlc asrices
from London and Paris As TO ssny prospects
for pace, some cables asserting that the terms
would be ready for signing By next Wedpxsdzy.
rsometed general buping Of cotton today and
the market was strong. Trade intotests took
no snail part in the purchasing. and II was
repofted that their commitments IN fnturcs
were being enlarged steadily.
Recent sellers of contracts on the reaction
theory covered. and all ney-style deliveries
moved into new high ground >fos the season.
The market ruled finn in the late afternoon.
with Southwestern snot firms sanoas the pm
ciisl buyers. The close was steady at . net
advance Of s. 10 70 points on new contracts
sndN< decline Of 20 points to an advance Of
lol points on ca contracts
The receipts at the pprs for the day were
about lo,coo bales.
Spot here steady with middlinr IS points
higher at e. 2.2sc; there we're Npo sales SPOT at
New Orleans ss<ady with middlng NC higher
at sc: the sales were 22D bales.
Receipts at sone Of the leading points: Cal
yetou. 4sS; New Orleans. 2.5S; Mobile, 40;
Savannah. I.sls: Charleston. 46s; Norfolk. ess
Augusta, $50; st. Louis e7e.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
STOCKS ACTIVE.
MARKET WEAK
Prove Strong in
Short Session-United
Drug Advances.
BY BRoApAN WALL.

New York. April 5.-The actual
bank statement today showed sur
plus increased s21.545,0sO. loans de-
creased 3s.451, 900, net demand de-
posits increased ss6.454,o00 and net
time deposits increased $4,000.
The average statement showed sur
plus increased s30.244, 900, loans de-
creased s2S.514. 900, net demand de-
posits increased s1O4.252, 900 and net
time deposits increased s1.6S2.000.
Stocks closed irregular today after
a rather active session that was in
fluenced by persistent reports of an
open market in steel being permit
ted by the government. American
international was the most promi-
nent issue in the trading and went
to a new high record of TAN. Ma
rine was quiet, but information re-
garding the stock was highly sig
nificant.
Some specialties, as for instance,
Associated Oil, Burns Bros, Ma
tional Biscuit, American Agricul-
tural Chemical and Ajax Rubber,
were strong. The buying of Fisher
Body and Cast Iron Pipe also look
ed to be very good. United Drug
advanced sharply on small trans
actions.
Southern Pacific has become a
mystery equalled only by the
chronic mystery of Mercantile
Man inc. 1t seems that the Penn
sylvania Railroad has not sold all
its Southern Pacific, although it
was reported some time ago that
1t had done so. 1t is true that re-
cent reports of Southern Pacific
show a reduction in revenue. but in
the railroad world the company Is
known to be one of the strongest
of the whole country and a return
to private ownership and manage
men would benefit it more than al
most any other property.
Reports of a~speedy termination
of the dispute over its oil holdings
are looked upon with Suspicion
Traders are ipclined to think that
the present advance in the stock
is purely manipulative.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-TwO-ys ysar-Olds: three and one
half furlOngs: Annette Keller, I0s: Frfvolity 100:
n. BurgOyne, lO9; Zindo. 20; Lady Pataud, reg,
st German. ios; Wallace l.. IO9; Fun. III: Can
ciOn IL
SECOND RACE Three year-olds and I'D; five
and Oue-half furiOngs: Vantage, %: Bazpipe, los;
Eadua. lO7; lima Schorr- lOs; Smoke Perkins
ICs; ". H Buckner. 100; Malomet, IL Bars and
stars liz; KTsties Cub, ll3; KuklJrx, ll3; Words
o Wisdom. liz; Trusty. is. Also. eligible
spokane Queen, O6; Valerie West. lO5: Archie
Alexander. q.
THIRD RACE-FOur-year-o and IN. mile
ard one-hah: NernA B.. IOl; Lady Little I02
Hickory Nut. Ic Mary Estelle I02: saidi IG
Sol Gilsey, lG; Walter Dant. I2; F. C. Cob
IIJ; Sir Dyke. ll3; BrandC. rs: Royal. rs; Ben
Levy, us. Also ehsib,e-E Examiner. II3; Bes
>auta los.
FOURTH RACE-Three-yesr-o and I'd: mile
and one sixteenth. Mistress Polly %; Thinker,
Ic1; Baby Lynch, lCl Serenest, los; Kewpie
O'Neil. III: Dick Williams, H.
FTtTH RACE-FoJis-y -year-olds and VI. mile
and twenty yuis; MenlO Park. -l62: No. Man
sgcr. IE Aston, lO7; Sea Urchin, I07 Lake
lac ~ Upnght. lG Jessie Louise IOs; Miss
Wells, rs; kezish, Ios: Theuphile v, ll2; Miki
fula- IL; BsiAla. il2- Als7 eigible-Aldebaran.
l3; lndio. lGs
SIXTH RA'E-Three-y yCar-oIds and Nd: mile
ard one-SiSteenth: Nab lO2; Tito. l07 Queen
Eionde. l@i Lucius. Io7 H. G. Basch. iCs saints
Bridge. iosH EsEo1. l0s; Ninety SimrJex I0J
Rahs Cal, Ia9; PhiHsrine. li3; Bar q Pbo.nix
li3 -
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
RECORD ENTRY
MAY COMPETE
Bright Prospects for Bowl
ing Tournament, Says
Duckpin Leader.

John II. Williams, president OF the
Washington City Duckpin Associa.
tion, is responsible for the state
ment- that prospects for the coming
tournament of that organization. TO
be held at the Grand Central, be-
ginning April IS. are that it will be
one Of the largest ever staged here.
williams. with other officials of
the association. is conducting
campaign to interest cOmmercial
houses and government departments
in the tournament. Indications point
TO excellent results.
With more bowlers in the city
than ever before. il is reasonable
to suppose that an unusual number
will compete.
Numerous special events to be held
in connection with the tournament
will not detract from the main affair,
it is believed. Neither should the tact
that all contestants in the city cham
pionship section will compete on equal
terms. Bowling history shows that
the mediocre bowler comes through
with a victory as frequently as the
expert in tournament rolling.
1t is expected that at least $3.50 will
be distributed in prizes.
Entry blanks are now in all bowling
establishments. A separate entry sheet
has been made for the special events.
Secretary Keeler has received
number Of entries from teams, dou-
blcs and singles. but the regular flood
Of entries is not expected TO begin
until the latter part of this week.
Nothing will be left undone to make
the tournament an especially interest
ing one, aside from bowling. Enter
tanning features, such as prominent
speak akers. music, refreshments etc,
are expected to be arranged for the
opening night and for special Occa-
siOnS on the schedule
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
COST OF MATERIALS
: DELAYS CONTRACT

High cost OF materials is e-ves
az the principal reason FOR ceisyinf
conjunction contracts amounting
to about $500, ,0oo.ooo in New Nsrt
obto and Pennsylvania. the Depart
rnent Of Labor announced last night
To determine the causes Of tb'
delay in building. e75 questionnaires
were sent out by the department
and only fifteen answered that thu
present hiEh prices sre not a bis
factor in the delay
About forty per cent OF the re-
plies indicated that lower prices
would be awaited. as they gave nc
definite time when the actual con
struction work would be comr. ~Bc.
ed. High wages was given by mann
as a contributing cause.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
Stockstill Issues DEFY.

Young Stockstill, the l05- pound
wrestler. desires to get a match with
young Tippet. who challenges all no.
pound boys for a bout. Stockstill is
ready to meet Tippet at any time
and will name any date with Tippet
that is convenient to the challenger.
Stockstill would also like to meet
TipDeCs manager. Young Thomas. in
n siX-round boxing match. Address
all challenges 10 c. Berkley, 237 Tenth
street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
MISKE AND BRENNAN
SIGN UP FOR BATTLE

Baltimore, April>S.-BefOre Ieav-
ing this city yesterday John ReisIcr
closed a match between Billy Miske
and Bill Brennan. to be staged at his
Tulsa A G. of Tulsa. Okla. on April
-. Reisler has had several disap-
pointments and he came on express
ly for the purpose of clinching this
bout. Battling Levinsky was orig
inally matched to box Miske. but at
the last minute Dan Morgan can
Celled Levinsky's trip.
Reisler says the fight game is go
ing great guns in the famous oil
city and that the advance sale for
this contest is already more than
$1,000. There's a fight town, be-
lieye me" said John. And how
they eat it up out there! Simply
crazy for boxing. An ordinary show
attracts a crowd. The people have
50 much money they don't know
what to do with it"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, April s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-
ceipts, ISIS tubs; creamery higher than extras,
65sa6sc; extra ts2 score), e4Ssss5c: frsts, s2Ika
SIC; packing stock current make, No. 2 4ii1a,5c
EGGsIrregular; receipts. a,6ol cases; fresh
gathered extras, Sc fresh-g gathered Northern
section rsts, 41sai3c; do. Southern section 4o,sa
i2,Ac: State. Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hennery, white, fine to fancy. Sc; do. do, or
dinary to prime, ses5ec; do, brown. 4esAIc; do,
gathered brown and mixed color,-t2s45c
CHEESE = Irregular; reccirfs, 3,s5l boxes
State whole fats current make specials
Sic; do, average run, 3lAs32c
LIVE POULTRY-Steady; stags. sc; fowls.
ioatlc: old rosters 2tss5c; turkeys 32aioc;
dressed, quiet, fowls. zos3sc; Others unchanged