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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Alcohol Price Falls
IS Supply Increases

Deenite the moin+onanoo of an 30
tive demand for alcor,nI tIa n,.i @ fo,,
his con,,nodt- .od,, all da .Ie 30
mo rbis is d,o 70 5aa ;a,.9osod ..,1
M, on band foiIon,;n,. t,o = p
If ,.o,.,'t ,r.S u
no', bo1 cnrtoiod o,,d nv 0u'iue ~
t5o s'sal Io9 |.',e' ''o so'ile 81
ont Of hnsi ndeg ''e" s0'''s
fae4 ,.esr "a ann ooo ,rol1oos of o,oo
hol wore used for general in(i,e 'f,to
nnrnosos The nian7s ,1ero o,'arl+od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Leather Industry of Japan

A large portion Of the leather used
n Japan IS manufactured within the
country. 1t is made from COW, sheep,
and goat hides imported from China,
India, and Australia and tanned prn-
cipally in Osaka. There is more leather
produced, according to Il consular re
port, than is needed for domestic
consumption, and consequently large
quantities arc exported, chiefly IN
the form Of bags, trunks, belts. etc
The quality of the domestic leather,
particularly upper leather. is said TO
be decidedly inferior to the better
grades of imported leather, and consid-
cradle quantities Of upper anr sole
feathers are imported to ill the de-
mands of the high class trade. During
the first ten months of 1918 the impor-
tation Of the better grades of leather
showed decidcd increase, both in
quantity and value. This was partly
due to the increased prosperity Of
tho country in general, and partly
to the enlarged needs OF the rapidly
developing industries of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Says Low Quotations ON
WooIlens Mean Short Selling

A large buyer of woolan piece goods
said yesterday that if prices on woollen
fabrics are quoted below vnat the mar
ket prices of raw materials would seem
to indicate it merely means that the
mills quoting these prices arc selling
short on the market
"They feel that woods are coming
down and they are willing to take a
chance on selling goods fer later de
livery ut low prices" he said "Thev
expect that when the time to deliver
these goods comes around their raw
material costs will be lower than they
Are at present. With worsted Yam
selling around $3.50 a pound at the
present time it is obvious that an all
woollen fabric cannot be produced now
under So yard, allowing a small mar
gin for profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Wall Street Items


Colonel j. H. Perkins, of the United
the service and has resn,Nrd Me- .'ei''
tion as vicc-president Of the National
City Bank OF New York Colonel
Perkins was also connected with fhc
American Red Cross while abroad
r,o 60 -,o ooo "a. .....
nv - 10y = - per cen re- ul'5:ls
NH ~ 60 " In - ll'.A
t,,.i 49,. f - 90 ~ "a.
s y,g,'i ''''''" - ~" YIN nave 'eep
N,o CO.. e........,.-....,.. ~,
Noflnah L. stone loriae :, "ltn C'il-
per. Nllo4V %, Wy ro9s51, iVr-
merry Wllh .. ~. I'lce g Co. ana Archl-
Ds'!o :. Dosy nave formed partner
SNIP TO 0eal IN llVestlnen9 securities
D0ty.
c NJ.
GEORGE - J. i5lih +, n8S Deel aPpolhee"
c4 81 y man OF 'Ne nance commission
0' D0S'0i
IT, c,,..o4.-o r.l...,.... l,........
rn.ee- Eye nr5D Neloseql fnof1gage Z
pr eSi'O Op~u5' no" DS ue'-1er ~ an
"ndeiiF las pohu OF yAe Vnlo STATE lei
ephq =, company are :, now oeing offered
ny bVoell " 20 OF BOSTON at price
TO net investors per cent
NJ,
OF the Sou1h Penn ON Company, has
poen elee'so pre- ne, it a'a i, general
manager eI the Plttsburgh-TeXas Oil
ana LAS COMPANY.
NJ. ,-......., o..-,...
AZ tei.eiA5 o'u'nance SoA' pany' OF
10 ,'' NS1t: ~ @s1iea con 5Iol OF
smg I ld, OF inc greater part OF the
V"p''"i s''eA'
,f.;,,;. r. W.,
no;ntod -, assi, D''.0' - Dee' sp
V'',v''' en- - ~ S0c''i''ig ol the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Staying the Progress
OF fllo Cnrn Rnro


WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The corn
borer, an insect with voracious appe-
tito which feeds on corn, has grown
tired of his wonted pastures in Massa-
chusetts, and in hectic mood has
wandered over into Connecticut, while
a few Of the tribe have strayed as far
ahcld as Schenectady n. Y. Secretary
Houston Of the Department of Agri-
culture views these scouting expedi-
tons with apprehension. and has asked
Congress for an appropriation of $500.
600 to equip an expedition of govern
ment experts to throw up defonccs
against the threatened invasion Of re-
gions whore the corn culture is so
great that a large body OF the insects
would be able to inhict serious damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Imports Of Oil from
Mexico Are Increasing

WASHINGTON, Feb Despite en-
bargoes and other restrictions imposed
by the Mexican government, oil imports
from the Southern republic are in
creasing steadily, the Commerce De-
partment to-day informed the Senate
Commerce Committee in response to a
resolution recently presented by SEN
to January 13 last imports of crude
oil from Mexico amounted to 1000
6l5,650 gallons and refined 26.744.O49.
totalling in value $15.44I00O This was
more than the total for The entire year
1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20

AT-Is ~ r-----,-,- -, ~ I-,I-.0-
l. er,s. - ~ CLOTHING general merchandise;
sa.inf 'afa 10, - 49, -, >,
u, a''Dln ai@ W 49, i'fook q o.; W. ii.
p.f,-f,fl,,,, ff"a1%ay Ven,,4A ~
i.5atta #nar. eesseu: Mss NJ. Butler. gloves: 200
~. sas,tsSsllllfs,, r,p1 9ig
NJ nnsa9g4'n. iaees oahraaerles. Alfred TaAu
~ N...l tf',fit e.r'nd Street
l'f' christ Co.. Mss Muuiy umbrellas
-e. iH hfeane
n')ai s'--s >. i<eo q Co; S T,oeb neck
DQsTQN-ltal g nusa. Co.. resdy % sear: Mis-
& tpsflNn. Neeksfar. eie MaAhattan
tD@IDs-G Ncsrit Co.. if-si 81. ~ Wall Sirls'
#f4s 'Watts' Neer r4p pd healncar. 80
BROWNSVILLE pe,.n--N kaufman Co.. n
man g.ae'@ department ai0re Merchandise;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
interpretations

SASfftfSS
Special Correspondence
ALBANY, Feb. 19-The following In
corporations were filed with the Secre-
tary OF State to-day:
The Daily Reporter Publishing Company
~. ete White Plains William l.. Tuller
waiter Hogan, Oscar Lawrence.
CampbelIs the Dress shop, Inc: S10,-
GOO Rochester; William H. Campbell. Bertha
+. Campbell, james l. Field 40 Grieg Street
Rochester
The Maison-Neuve Company, ready cut
houses 900; Buffalo; J. J. Finerty, L.
l.. Doty, Robert K Noble, Buffalo
sun Star Manufacturing Company, wear
lnf apparel; Sl00,oo1 Manhattan; Harry
kuoen, Robert Ginsberg Isaac Mencnel -
Warwick Street Brooklyn.
National Shipping Company. Inc; 5000
slannattan teiiy NJ. MoIfT, Adoiph Herzog.
Jr, Lazare y. Darianos, 1870 West Yhir-
leenth Street, New York City.
Steinert Realty and Construction Company
me $4,000; Manhattan; Harry Steinert,
Harry lazarus Ida Nathansou Sc New Jer-
sey Avenue, Brooklyn
Strong Products Company; $50, 000 Man-
haitian isabel f. Lobar, f. L. Jacobs, Mi
enact Liken, - Pine Street, New York City.
oDar Realty Company 10000; Nlarhat-
tan William J. Barrett III. NJ. Oldeuhotf,
ie1er iozz II Il Seventh Avenue, New York
Cedar Island Camp. inc: $4,000; Man
haitian: Z. A. West, Ray Kreilenstein Max
berg, l4li forty-sixth Street, Brooklyn
Alloy Metal Wre Company $50, 600 Man
hattaI j. A Marcato &. II. Cleary S. A.
Murray Aorristown, n j.
y and G. Underearment Company, Inc
H. 0V0 hlmira Nathan NJ. Samues, Thomas
W, Gregg t.lmlra, n. y; 0. 4. Samuels, -
broadway, New York.
Milo b. Miller Estate Tnc real es+ate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Boston Wool Sale Drags
Better Quality Accounts for
IEigher Prices Cor Some Grades
Special Correspondence
E1La1lA.. Nolns ENLe1ll

.NN0c7GI C0TfoSp0NTcNce
Business Nel0s Bureau
BOSTON, Feb. 19.-There was much
smaller attendance at the opening of
the government wool auction to-day
than on Tuesday. About 100000
pounds OF secured wool were offered in
2S5 lots. The sale dragged at first, but
a fair interest developed later. Higher
prices were paid for the secured woods
than those offered February 10
brought, but the woods were of better
quality. A particularly good lot Of
fine capes, 5000 pounds, was sold to
Dupee & Meadows, of Boston, after
sharp bidding. Prominent buyers
were Winslow g. Co., Inc, the Glen
Woollen Mills and Z. S. Parkhurst e.
Co The American " oolen Company
BOUGHT a number Of lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
women's Wear and Millinery


s. MI millinery renasSis&a'a ~ -'' y =
SRATlMORE - 4 hisensegs Company; Miss
s en-
BALTIMORE Fnr Fashion. T. Caimnn womcn's
a. suTs.ivoRFw rhs HUB. Mrs. il. nonan misses,
~ "a Is wrar eets.ia. n esas Il
rs ~ Fsur,senth street care Heehs Bros
"rA1rlNOKE- schlld. Nohn \ Co. Miss J
,ssiIsr i.I1i,r "tusnsn. loei comm lii..
len's rT GREEK rnnier's. {, r. Ipp.cr e,es<s
Ra .s,s NJ = rppler. waists afes.ss md
saa So ..,3.-,ssar. NJ. \loir
BINGhA,MiiVN, .-s,s, S'sS ,,'. fseS'; weldon
eeainsssSsrNfsi{ III a. 1g'he Fsrisia, Con,nanv.
VI sSse. wa Vs.. ana SILK ui~ei"e"F' I. \
farss, ,G.A~i.t C~mns,,,,. NJ r4f~sch s,ss
Q. waiss: zoo ti.'h Avenue ,,..
BQsiVH. .,. S,,,,s.,i.-. va l. a
GS s5sI,, Jsr.lan Nash COMPANY; Mss G. D
,bs estp' vomeos sul., Qasencn9 4ss Fourth
REiel'e' '9'-s- ~ '
IosToN.. A,oS S'nmN' 4 Co. N'9 NJ. h's@Fs'
nisIsTI,S, ,y3i., 90. Miss NTu~nhv
re:s IT, ~ VIM o''h a. A'e' l,,.. Afonq"f os
Messy Gotten uader.sgf pe,.ieq9.s nesisess
Avenue: Ign hqer 49,. co,.,...,.,.. No.. =,
BhN1 s,, Mss {, Cssiahan Nepens ,,ne-,sear
amoaos s.a ,a,ants - |e9r re,,. West Twenty
s1,a $50 e,V1.1s,. ssf.er c'1ass and suits
lnn,hsy ,,o-p... K.rv co. ,n.. pts,.- mn-
btt ~ $500, 80. 49,. ll.- 49, i.-
BtFFA1o-fps.as KY ~. So ~ Mis- A9 Nr;, mil
BuRI4NGrq1H,,;, Nt.--'. he'nAA e''~AA suits
RvRIdHGFToN ,. N vi. II egTTieF' ready to
eANToN ga,eSse W.. Co. Il vi Hass Srs'
81 door
CAAli0t , ,o, 5l.sne Iis w.. ~.
secoal street Msr-iesolisi4 ,..,.,,..
eHlcAGo T. teFes Fae ia9aisn4 I goods
~ ,,fff 9,u Sous. ,stni,er -oo1s. c-,..,
~ 5,-e a, N Ror,ses ,c.r,s,7. 49,. ,a+
No5tnsp, p.-oo p.o. ,r.,,,... ~,
p1 nAl'Nn nli,ineS and trimmed hats 80 Br6ad
f baro"' 'N'-'-'4'' ''''''''
hNrul'lS -, -,e,'s a n,
aina,,rsrle F.ftr-foirth street and Broadga,,
FAkt.ElL. zen" O. .sa so NJ H. tslileS
eiosSs S S,-e. s''''s "' -4' "es' '''s'y
GBEhNBQho = SBFo ais-.1 be .S Company T.
mp ps,, -,v,s e-o. r-o,.-
.,6ifna me q furnishing gols ,some-. year
BrsslM. ,,.-
r- fe,s s,' - . %
Z u i-'s".'' i9- am "e-' e''.i'ils ia
nm mn; 49, ssr,tro ~ ~ r,,,. ,, ? r.
r -. biock So'patyi j IL
h i., -'' 's't' ~ N'''-' 4-'l ''O"1""S'
es FISH, - .nrre points 1,r,, c,is r,,,,,.. 3,
Gay WIS anu s,.-' syndicate trading 0oin-
p-1S.'rI5-ssoS-. ''. Afi rorrso, f,r,..,- =
$50 IA Ns,N ''f'son e'15aiy >
nqs,ln a19e'ssas inal'esi''i c...,4., ,-4,,.-..
CO.; * IN H-q,..a@. p.....,,.- .....
Wiz NJ A-'0 f-'''a - women wear
Los ANGELES Smith. women's wear; Aison-
S4l ,os AN6.frrs- pnlioe,.s. keller ,.sssr,sn,
s,qI e Hsa A,zs H.,
Christie and Miss e. callahan womer's undar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Piece Goods

s.ssssT sfffSd coseo. merchant tailor,
~ s..11Jg1NgksJ- -eeflozs Efop .. n \. sehiees
~ ss,..]lAf xnd pisee Frsxss m Ffifn Avenue.
~ r''e ~ ssS'.fs fex Mailman a. Asiqes - Wlld-
~ 49, 5st<<ss. ~ Csaaa
ss 49,. siaazss B.astoo. e T. f,esian DO
asss'' a'ss~. .1.ax< aa,se go1cs aae prints.
mr. rg,ssseSas,e
se eyss3, -. 2iessa seaa d co..s n. smith,
ssssssss ' 1.s 4 Gofdpa d 60. d. \. 1,eraor.
kssYf35sssszs xf<r.s an elsaksnzs, Egssia
NJ W. issf<S Ca, e. H. Ms,Dfaiss. noolief 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Business Troubles
Receivers in Bankruptcv

The receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
DAY in the United States District Court as
OSCAR sTRoMRoRG- Judge John C. Knox ap-
pointed William b. Reilly receiver. with $500
bond, for Oscar StromDurg. No address.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
The petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday in
the tinted States District Court as follows
RQSsiE H. GOGKEIt-A voluntary petition Of
Rosie b Gockel, iiardenh,Tg. n Y. shows liza
hliities Of $Z;S52 and assets Of $50. The three
LARGEST creditors are. Henry W. Voorhees, 81 800
livingston Manor National Bank. Livingston Manor
\. T.. Slo0. qua CYRUS GRAY Liynsaton Manor
\ y $685. Elmer Baker, Roscoe. n. y is tie
4 RICHARDS SHOE cO-An Involuntary pc
t3lion against The A. richards Shoe Company. 50
heade Street. is by three creditors. claiming. Howe
Shoe Company $1,000; Jerome Harris $40 and
James u. Stephens. So. Lessor Brothers, 299
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Leather and Fancy Goods,
.Jewelry

PHILADEIPHIA-H c. Darlington & Go
N.4 "heeea fancy goods ll'G broadway. room
sIoUX FAILS S. D 1.-The Bee Hive: D Bn-
Associations. lla3 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
Satisfied .Jutlen,enis

'ern r., nh. TO- J. Hammond:
M NV. go .,,..s........,.+
''q W. Giovanni y Gaaaiosc. March n.
ss, tsssf....,. Observation-Disclosures.
''I,tp'9FI Cherries n rs. Ilofeniino. Dec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
F'tIrs


hAlNbKIDGE, = VI " Coorcr Company j
H. 1"@r4 i4is, &C.; fBr0aiHay Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
judgments Filed
In Bronx County

The first name is that of the debtor
Campbell Frnucs ! IS Roacnfcld... 500 %
taMNoa iafg saac ...........,,.... ae.72
'sfei. Catherine and william. IA ezrs.--
81 Werfeiinap .....-......... a.07i 60
i'na'es, George + " f Wignore.... ~. 20
@aftno~iil Max - Nnilit. ......... n 70
rome, hobeHA Tnmbach .-....+.... 3g.55
y = sss,iIl'%n. Norls-A kfolyp. ......... 0lG.e2
=, karpeue,zky ........................ 2s9o %
MNshahiah FdWafd D. Solomon. ...... 51ls 30
>ls'a Gioyarni Lion Hrnwery If ~ r Al 10
Upifnhiin. Mes nppenhclul. ....... GsS 40
n,siihariWuin itH % > / Hammond 27SIT
segels VILLAIN r u. Friedman -. 6572
%'ltiN Niilem~~f Tichlcr Brewing Co. 4h5 20
v1np1fn'n' Jaeol'- A Mukowin ..,.,.. a7.s7
Brewing Company ......'.........s.. e7ols
""''eF. Jafop same Recommendations. 3sl.d0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
SGaIAI0NA

SUPREME COURT or THE svATE or
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NElN YORK
Max j. Nsmptes. uiaintiA. VS. Warren D.
Jones and Albert. d Jones. de1enaanls.--Sl UNI
mons--No. 24T4--19te.
TO the above named defendants
You axe hereby summoned TO answer tho
complaint ia this action. ana to serve a copy
OF your answer on me plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty DAVIS after the service of this
summons, exclusive Of She day OF service.
and in case Of yoar failure to appear or an.
swer, Judgment viii be taken against you 10y
default Tor the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated New York January 18th, 1919
BU RGER g. BURGER. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Oaice and +. Q. Address 233
Broa way. Borough Of Manhattan, City
OF New York.
To Warren d. jones and Albert L. Jones.
desenaants
The foregoing summons IS served upon you
by publication, pursuant to antcrder of Hon
Edward X. Finch. Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the State Of New York dated the
23d day Of January. 1919. and filed with the
complaint in the office Of the Clerk ST the
County of New York. ar the County Court
House. in the Borough OF Manhattan. Guy,
County and State Of New York.
BURGER & BURGER. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Office and p. O. Address, 23S
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New
York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20

sss.ssss.s.s-fsAfJ, ta W 10 SUBMIT you orr,
MIS- ~ ssfzts pffsfns st4 g.to,,s r,,.f,.S
~ lzsfss[sss ess I'M fli.a sgea,le fsfaA4.
s.as2s'1a. ~ Wfsg zIst 81
y, " = ~ ", Il. X, 4s.zo .4zss
kFxf9. IL h nm, q. a. n. ~, mn ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
WANTED

WANTED -SpEClArNS or WRITING OF HAM
inaiil ltteHrNar or Hammond catalogues or 4
iiAf1lafd machine aatedatiHe 1888 Suitable COM
peisauon II accepted H.. Box 1875. T-ihuno ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

FURNISHED ROOM wanted hY indy with private
family. preferred between .0ti and ied SITS city
reference given ana expected Address j.. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20
DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS AND JENFl8s BOUGHT FOR CASH:
safes ai'ralScd. purchased BENNETT I15
h.a~dHay. .'uas14i-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20

HELP WANTED FEMALE

GOOD PAY
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT,
PROMISING FUTuREl
For Bright Young Women
TELEPHONE OPERATING
s. and $40 while learning. during
Earnings. within next few weeks
average $3.50 to sl4 SO week. &C
eordlrg TO tours OF duty assigned
Earnings by end Of first year aver
age SlA.00 to $3.50 & week. accord
me = tours of duty assigned
FURTHER salary Increases FOR expe-
rienced operators, and many ad-
,ahced and more Mighty paid post
t.ons open TO those who ambi.
t!ous.
No experience necessary.
Age l0 10 rs years
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY
WELL CARED FOR.
Homelike quarters
Iunc2eonS served at cost.
Nac2tions with pay
anniversary payments sick benefits
an PENSIONS
10 h working day.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION
OFFICES OPEN
Apply weekdays. day or evening.
MANHATTAN
oS west Houston s..
1854 Broadway at l2nd St..
los W l25th st. ,nr Lsnox Ave3. -
y Nj. 10 p NJ
<5S East fremont Ave,
81 Willoughby st. 9 A NJ to 5 p NJ
1850 Gates Ave 'at P'way).
,,., IL n. to p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20

LEARN To BE a CHAUFFEUR Pleasant and
profitable work; DAY and evening classes. Send
for tree booklet and visitors pass. West Side
y NJ C.. A BIZ West 5lta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20

J. r. McCune, president Of the Union
National Bank, Of Pittsburgh, has been
elected director of the Pressed Steel
Car Company, succeeding Hay Walker,
il. resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20

j. FREpEf-IcE EAGLE. Attorney tor
Executors. M. l29 Broadway. Man
haitian. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20

r. NJ. Ellis has been elected presi-
dent of the Tobacco Products Export
Company and Gray Miller was elected
vice president. ]. 3. JeHries was APP
retary and f. Slitner assistant sccre-
tary.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-09
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 5yearolds and upward ;
selling: 6 furlorgs Uranium lis: Dal~cud. lis:
Stisadore. lis: Sycamoor. lls: Ninety simplex.
lis; Tom Young. LIZ; Mumbo Jumbo. lis: Polly
anra. lis; Little Maudie. l13; Babette. lis;
Glorine. lis: Poultney. ll2: Racontelse, is;
Rsntry. lis; Gleipner. lis
SECOND RACE-For +year-olds and up:
Gaining; one mile and a sixteenth. JACK Mount.
los; Tan ID. 100: John I. Day, III; Peerless One.
lo3 Gex. lo6; Dandy Dude. 10; Little Nearer,
l6l Miss Bryn. loS: p. G. King. l0; xMiss
Kruter IN; Trophy. l06.
THIRD RACE-For 3year-olds and up: Cres-
crnt Handicap: IL miles Snapdragon I'd. ll6;
XBlairgowrie. lo7: xWoodtrap. Ill: Sophia Gate
wood. 100; Albert A, Ia: War Machine. l09
FOURTH RACE-For 2-year-olds; The Rem
HSndicap: furlongs. Ny Laddie. ni:
Head Over Heels. lIs Sycamore. 100: Simpletou.
lG; HOBBY Baker. l2i; Pilgrim. ITO; Irish
Dream. 10: Stnllan. lO6.
FIFTH RACE-For 5year-olds and up;
maidetls: selling; mile and 70 yards. lndiscrcct.
lo2: Sweet Tocth. ll2: Le Baifre. lo2: Tom
Young. lo2: xPrim ID. lol Railbird. lcl
1Malice. 81; Assumption. l06
SIXTH RACE-Fcr 2year-olds; 5 fur,ongs
Rallybell. ll2; Simpletou, lo6; War Map. los
Masked Dancer. ia: Ira Wilson. III: Sand Bed.
liz; Right Over Might. l6: Moroni. los; Irish
Dream. ll2: Star Court. III; Rambler Rose 100
Fair Gain. ll2; Bridge Player. lo2; st. Alan, II.
xATTentice allowance claimed.
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LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE - Six fnlongs Germa, 10
(Kelsayl. 3Go 40 80: Limerick Lass. 10
CRice,. 1880. SO; Runnyren. lG tMcTaggart).
SD Time. ia 315. Flying welshman. Wehcw.
ROckarec. Cuba. Rose OF Roses, Smart Guy.
Pep2Tine. also Hn
SECOND MILES - One and onesxteenth
miles Queen Blonde. I0 (Obertl. .l.I0. $50
$50: Joan of Arc. loi .Ham:ltonj. 20. 80:
Padua, 81 CWidai, go Time. ia7 Is. JAG
Meta, Dione. snow Queen. Lady Ivan. Katie
Canal. also ran.
THIRD RACE-one mile. Hank O'Day. IL
(Ambcosel. 80 80. I'd vslsIar. liz walls.
SO. $50: Wisesi Fool 100 tCallshanl, 30
Time, l:i0 Is Dairyman and The Desert also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-six furiougs. On Watch.
ia iKelsay). 20 80. 20. so: BI4zes, z
(Knapl,l, go. 3.3O: Constanry. III Uoftusl. ~.
Time. I::2 - Nild4u and CArmAndale also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile Duchess LAce, 100
tsande. $50. out. out; Canouhuer. los tCal-
lahanl. out, out; Ballet Dancer 81, 80 DreSer,.
out Time. l % IS. Only three starters
SIXTH RACE - Six furlongA Celto. lU
Picrce,. 1910. $50. 80: Sedan. 10 Doninickl.
$40. 20: Louise V, 10 CCOltilcttn. 30. Time.
lis rs Rey Fl Pleasantnn. Mother-in- Law.
Causo. also ran.
SEVENTH IACE-One and onehalf miles
Water War. los lSapdel, $50 40, 80; Fairy
Prince. I02 callahan. IL 70. SO: l-s Dinosaure.
10o. 3D Time. 206 25 Arbitrator and Foun-
tain FAv also rSn.
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ing GIVES CHICAGO VICTORY OVER REDS SEVENTH GAME OF SERIES
NTWo ..a THREEnM>
E6 pu,sr6 n,.N.zf ose o.pws ~ W
e &BUGS RAERh EE y

Yesterdays like set of English mutton chops Mostly
bones
Sox for air.
Cincinnati gamboier phlanhropst He'll give lot of
ashes for load day His moos hambone for ham
Players winning side grab buttons bonus Uncle Sam
thinks player winning side worth smaers bonus
Gleason a holler fish Pat
The pulled bunting embargo off of Hap Fesch and Hap
adobe Congress had Pershing
should have been taking his
Todays game few tobacco for the
will be able charlotte
Tuesdays and Thursdays during the winter.
the Reds scramble the gsaw puzzle they will get the Grade
Todays bulldog is tomorrows dog
been behind the towel rack it had been
the orthodox seven games.
Experts fapak the hands of ambdxtrou chef
Topped the Reds and
ing board for another dive
Magnae figure stretching the series far enough em
the expense of Spring training trip.
received offer from big insalmen house
spend making jewelry of tomato
Kid Gleason will sing for the graphophones where looks don't
if you have the voice.
Series is still young.
Chicago the European plan
oI4-I8 Can't get without battle The world is safe for
but hotels still have chains
their combs and brushes
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Groh bounced one 10 Eddie COLLINS
and the White Sox second sacker took
his time throwing to Gandil for the
put-out Roush went the same way.
Eddie Collins to Gandil. Weaver
threw out Duncan at first. getting the
ball on a nice bound and throwing to
Gandil way ahead of the runner. No
run: no hit; no error.
CHICHGO. FIFTH INNING-J. Col
Inns hit the first ball pitched and it
resulted in a high fly that Neale took
care of. Eddie Collins drove n clean
single through second base into CEN
ter field. Weaver reached first when
Groh fumbled his drive. Eddie Col
Inns reaching second. Rath booted
The Washington herald., 1919-10-09

winners Of one race: +year-olds and up; about
2 miles Pioneer. s5; candidate ID (inpD. ~ /;
Bob Redfeld. l5O; Aybrd. l4s; Lytle. lso; COB
lin. lE; Bach. Bliss. l53
THIRD RACE Maidens; 2 and 5year-oids;
furlorgs Chimcra. us; Toruuato ID, lis: Car
melte. lis: Carbon. llS: UDc3e John, us
Rubsdom Cimp). ": Rory o'More. 100; Lola.
81: Docd George timpl. lis; Mock Orange. l0o;
They shall Not Pass, 81; GrAndee timpIl. lls;
W Ward. lls; Franc Treur. los; War Club. rs
FOURTH RACE-HaDdicap; 2year-olds: 6 fur
longs lie Glorieux fmpl. lo6; awho CAres, los
xIsapid Traveller. lc2: Truly Rural lls; aSmart
Guy. los: Glen Light. IS: Herd Girl. bs
IAiartha Luckett. los aParr entry.
FIFTH Observation-Disclosures -olds and
up: IL miles Cesn Gooe, lG: Orestas timp.l
Sous Marine (inpD. %; II. Light. lo2; Sailor.
100.
SIXTH RACE-FG 5year-olds; l mile Veto.
lce: LEGare timpl. ia; War Club. IA;
StieklirE. Ill; FroStown. III
SEVENTH RACE-Fr 5year-olis and up: 6
furloI s. Leochares. l22: aRlteleddge. u6: Lead
ing Star. ia: aStar Hampton. ll6: Pigeon Wing.
III; Cobalt Lass. lis: KalitAn. lis. aWAltcr J.