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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-suictly fresh, select. aas7; average
receipts. S.
CHEEsE-New York State factory, new. 10, q.
BCTTER-Egin, print. 7Oa7I; Elgn, tub. Co.
LIVE PoULTRY-Roosters. per b., 22a2J;
turkeys. per lb.. 3a35 hens. per ID, 8a3O;
guiness 60c each.
DRESSED POCLTRY-One and one-halr Ib
troileTs. 20: 2-lb fresh killed syring chickens,
IS; to 5lb baking chickens. 3s TURKEYS. Der
H. 4oai5; roosters. per ID. 2SaS; hen, per To-
81 " ''
GREEN FRCIT-Apples, per bbl, 50oss 90
box, 5.Da3.25; California lemons, SOoasy00: Cali.
fornia oranges. 50oa6OJ: Florida oranges, 500,
SO; crsnberries. Lso1alsO0 per Dbl; 3ooai.O(
per box; grapefruit, per box 5.Ooa52j.
VEGETABLES - Potatoes No l. 375a4U
beans, per basket 5.0os7.oo: peppers, crate, 500
SO; eggplants. 350aS.0l per cyate cabbage old
100 lbs, 2oJG22; bets, crate, SGos4o9; lettuce
Sooa4.9 basket; peas, 60osS.oo basket; sweet
potatoes, 5.CosS.oo per bbI; celery. bunch, l. 50.
200: crate, 800; squash. per bb. l.3al 50
spinach, 3.pa4.oo per Dbl: kale, 2s5a2O pe,
Dbl; turnips. I25al.50 per Dbl.
DRESSED PORk-Light 20a2l medium. 10
heavy ls
LIVE sTOCK-Sheep, per 10. 7ss: calves
IS; medium. l6al7; lambs. IS.
SEEDS-Clover. D O0a27.O0 per bushel tino-
thy 525s5. 50 per bushCl; red top grass. Is to ls
cents per pound blue grass, 3T5 per bushel
orchard grass, 3sOa37 Is per bushel
HAY AND GRAIN-No. ! timothy, 3 a ton
No. timothy. ss3l a ton; mixed hay. 2l;o a
tor
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condition. weighing 900 to 10 lbs. per 10 l0a
l2c: do, weighing under ,0D lbs. s.llc: oxen.
'alOC; bulls. 7sloc; cows, large, sUung in good
order. 7sac; do poor to medium grades, sac
fresh COWS with calves, per head, SOs7S
SHEEP and LAMBS-SheeP. choice. fat. per
10, 7asc; do, fair to good, 6a7c; do. inferior.
rough. Ter head 2JlaLOo: old bucks, as TO
quality and condition, per H., 6aTc; spring
lambs choice, fat, l6s!7c: do, Eoos to fair. Il
sliC.
CALN NES-VesLs. choice. hsndyweight. per H.
lsal91zc; do heavy. fat. lsSAl9c; do. good. lsIaa
lsc; calves, smooth, fat, per head. lssB; do.
heavy or rough, l5sls; cid. thin. lAl2
FlGS-Pigs, as to size and condition sI4ece
Sos35G; shosts, as to size. apiece. IraeO
BCTTER-CreameD. Western separator eI-
tras 65s6ec: do, hrSts. s7sssc; do, Western
prints Z 10 extras. 7os7lc; do frss. sssssc
do. Western prints. lib extras, 70s7lc: do, frsts
6saCSc; nearby ,reanery. extras. 6ia65c; do.
sla63c; dairy prints, Pennsylrania and Virginia,
extras. 4is4sc; do, frsts. 42z45c store pact cd
frsts, 2a43e; rolls, Maryland and Psnnsylvsnia
42at5c; do. West Virginia. 42a4Ic: do. Ohio
i2a43c.
EGGS.-Western Maryland and Penn,ylyania
and nearby. per dUz hrsts. 6aelc; Eastern
Shore OF Maryland and Virgins, frsts eDasic
Ohio. frsts. 60a6lc; West Virginia, 6oc: southern
North Cardinal, first, 59r
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t. Curb Local and Produce Markets. Financial Reuies

hishes. The future msrket in fh~ r.
ciOsed with declines Of sszfa cents. I-.e-
much In the cooditont and oircumssxrg
rounding the market on Whict 4
ssles. while there little on whica q
Inrchs-es
Al the time when restrictions veft
removed .gsinst the bringng Ia Of a.
corn 70 the port q the United Sure
were at least tso large lines of co~u -
Easte-u men m the Chicago msrket. ~ f,f
e-s Of this grain Refused 70 sell out a. - ssll-
sstioosl prlce i1~-es that werr mad s kAat
time but they continued 10 buy . sx-><r
broke 10 order 10 lower their EsersEe. IA lbg
ing meant the sccJunulatior q a ere1f Deal Of
corn and with the previous holdinss tbeir line
were quite big. The have been quietly bat psr
sistently selling of late and have foilO~ed the
market downward from day 10 day. and have fei
the buyers with all that they would tsks with
out oemorzlizns the situation AltoFether.
There were declines of iaAlS crnt> In osu.
There considerable pr~-rsre shovu In uhts
market notably from local Interest,". but the
lsrser commiszson houses led IN the buyinE
There wa lille improyement in the demand for
cash oats and sales were only g. op bashets a.
declines q isal cent. Premiums fo the c.sl
article were oo \ ceut
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New York oIprators could get ac-
commodations in London IL the gov
ernment there would allow IL. That
would upset some of the bear plane,
Hide and leather attracted much
attention with its strength yester-
day which is based on the reports
of an Issue of common stock to take
up the back dividends on the pre-
ferred.
Cotton went tumbling again, ac-
tive options declining from l03 TO
l62 points. The active demand ex-
pected at the end OF the war is not
materializing although in theory IL
should be very great The traders
are bewildered by this upset of
their calculations.
Weakness of United States Steel
has been a feature of the market
for several days and attracted most
attention today. The directors will
announce at their meeting tomor-
row afternoon the earnings for the
fourth quarter of 1918.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Jan. D.-FGTther drastic recessions
into new low ground for the season occurred
in the cotton market today under free offer
inys- There was a noticeable absence Of trade
or othsr buyng On the decline aside from
covering. and adrioer from the South told OF
4 continued poor demand for the spot article.
Local shippers said that them was a disposi-
ton on the part Il foreign holders Of cotton
for export in the South 70 await lower freight
rates promised for February before moving the
stsp.e out Of the country. Ness from the mills
continued upsstisfactory.
wave OF selling followed the announcement
Of sharp cut in the working hours of the
Amosteas Mills. Of Manchester. y. H. and a
statement attributed to Charles NJ schWab 20
the efsrt that an era Of industrial depression
was probable in toe United States after the
W..
The close easy at a net decline of sos
fI points New Orleans a heavy seller.
Bec~rts at the ports for the day were n
e. bales.
Spot here vas quiet With middlins 50 points
lover at q sc; the sales were sl2 bales Spot
here was quiet AZ decline Of 100 ISints a.
2;.0jc; there were no sales.
Receipts at leading ports: Galveston. $50
New Orleans, 5s29; Mobile as Savannah. 45s
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Jan. 0.-Pnces on the local pro
duce market today ranged as follows:
BUTTER-Sohd-Ta -TaCked Creamery,. extra. &c
higher scoring goods, 66a6Sc the latter for job
hing sllesl; extra firsts '3aC4c; frsts. 6la62c
seconds. 57a6Oc: sweet creamery, choice and
fancy. e7dG5c: fair to good. 60a6c; 'adies. as to
quality 4a!jc. packing stock, Eai2r fancy
brands Ct nearby prints jobbing at 6saIlc; fair
to good. Glass,
EGGS-Nearby frsts, ls.O per case; nearoy
current receipts, 1860; Western extra hrsts,
1870 TPr crate; do, nrsts $50 Per crate iu-
fcrior lots lower, fancy selected. carefully can
died eSgs were johbing al 6as7iC 'per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY -Broihng chickens fancy,
weighing llsa2 lbs sEiece. J5s5sc; average spring
chickens. 5dz3c; roostcrs. 2Oa2lC; ducks. Pedng,
S5asSc; do. Indian Runner. ;2acIc; geese. ia
turkeys. ,is1Oc: glineas. yOang, per pair, weigh
ing llza2 Lbs apiece, l.lGal.55 smaller sizes 6Ol
Sc; do. old. per pair. 9ocal.o0; pigeons Old. per
Iair. "a do, young. per pair, 5Sa4oc.
POTATOES-White. Eastern Shore per Dbl.
NJ. l. 3cJal75: No. .. 2O0S2 80; Jersey per
ss-OHs bss No. /. s5cal %; No. ?, 50s60c; Penn
sylrGnia. No. l. per 100 Ihs, 25a275; Western,
Ter lcO lbs 23A2 y; New York, Ter 100 lbs,
2.G0a2.tO Sweet potatOes-Jersey. per has, No.
l. lGjaIT5; No. 2. lOoaI.25; Eastern Shore. Per
bbL. No. l. 5.Uss.OO; Delaware and Maryland
per bus hamper. No. l. 2oOa2.5; No. 2, la
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Ealtmu-e, Md. Jan 2O-rrices On the Balti-
more produce market range follOws:
POTATOES-New York. Ter l55-lb. sack, 36os
c.75; Western. per I5)lb. sack, 3AOa35O; Penn
sylTania per cwt., 25Cs3.oO; Eastern Shore Of
MARYLAND and Virginia. McCOrmicks, per cwt
I.75a200; Western Shore Of Maryland McCor-
micks. rer cwt.. l.75a20O; White Stars. per
cwt.. 2l5a22J: CObblers, per Cwt.. go
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. Young large
smooth. per III. 2Oa3lc; do. under lbs per
II --. do Young White Leghons, lb 2ea5Oc
do. young by express. Ter Ib. 3Oa3lc; do. old
ROSTERS. per II, 2ls22c; do. old hens lbs rer
ID. SOC; do, small. per ID. DC; do. White Leg
nom hens. Per h.. .9s3Oc;, ducks. MuscUVy and
mongrel, young. per lb.. JOa3lc; do, White
Pedns, young. per lb. 3ia35c; do. puddle ga
lbs. and over per h., 33a3+c: do. smaller, poor,
per ID, 29a3Oc; turkeys, choice young hens, per
Id. 37a3sc: do. choice young gobblers, ID. as35c
do, old toms, per h., 32s35c; do, crooked breast
poor. per ID. 3oa3lc; geese, Maryland and vir.
ginia. per h. 2sa30c; do, Western and Southern,
per ID. 25a3c; do. Kent Island, fat. heavy. per
lb, Ss3Ic; pigeons. old, per pair, 2oa25c; do.
young. pr pair. cCa25c; guinea fowl. young. over
IA lbs each 7jc: do. under IA lbs each, 5oc do
smaller, each, 4Oc; do. old each Soc.
BEEF CATTLE-Steers, young, fat, in prime
The Washington herald., 1919-01-21

The community dance al Central
High School Community and Civic
Center is for war workers. enlisted
men and tho young folks. Tho
dance begins at S o'clock. but the
club room is open at 7.l5 o'clock
Demonstrations for houscwivcs
are to take place at Eastern High
School Community Center every
Tuesday at 3 O'Clock.
The walIach Pleasure Club mccls
Tuesdays at $50 in Eastern High
School Community Center.
The soldier dance ct Thomson
Community Center begins at $50.
Soldiers, sailors and Marines will
( find a cordial welcome.
( A class for instruction IN social
dancing meets at Wilson N8rmal
Community Center at 7:3O tonight
Educational classes at Wilson
Normal Community Center tonight
are typewritinE. elementary and az
vanced French. shorthand. dscJa-
tion. and rhythmic dancInE.
The Buying Club. the Girls CIu3
and the Boys club meet tonight al
the Lovejoy Community Center.
The West Washington Community
Center. at Phillips School, has its
regular weekly meeting tonight.
I This is 10 be special "Eet-toEether'
! time for the community. especially
! for parents.
The Community Buying Club has
a meeting tonight at Miner Normal
Community Center
The Community Chorus Of the
Miner Normal Center meets tonight
at o'clock TO rehearse for the
spring festival
4 The Boys Club has its regular
meeting in its club room at Miner
Normal Community Center at $50
, The other clubs OF the center meet
as usual at 80.
The Buying Club of Randall Com
muniJy Center Will hold a meeting
4 at the center tonight
, The Randall Community chorus
has a rehearsal at s O'Clock tonight
A community dance will be held
, AT the Randall Community Center
tonight at 9 o'clock for the young
( people Of the community.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK

.>PNas1 L. The Washington Herald
baltimore. Nd, Jan. = r-CATTLE-Recfirr =
for the week ended a. neon today were 10
heal. against i,S5l head lHst week Re,eipts
lS czrloads for market for the week - car
loads for market today. Market dull and
drasEy; &c 10 So lcuer Go1d butcher. 4 sOa
Is =: medium. l--75s,425: common sO)aIZOo.
heteTs. choice l--5Cal5 co. fair 10 good. % yJa
Is; Common 70 medium O51s2s bulls. choice.
IL gNa.l-5o: fair 10 go L. s5A975. C0mmun IN
me -ium. ..J0as2i; CUV Vs ,loic.. DC CyOsIl-s0: far
to sood. : 5Oss. 50. common 20 medium Oise 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts for tie week
ended at noon today were . SO head against
l.6S head last week. Fair supply: market
steady in sheep, lower in lambs. sheep sos
10; lambs. i noAIT5o.
HOGS Receipts for the week ended al noon
today were 6sT head. against gs77 head last
weeF Go"1 suu77y- Quote: Hoav,. IS
msIrUr. ''-': light. CT5. rnasa,. r .71Ii-s
high. lT5JsE 70
CA-VFS-R. .,rt- t- tire vc,b clG d o.,
noon today weIc a. head. against 7oI read
las, week Fair su d, market luV,-. Csives
sUOSIcOI.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan. 2D.-BUTTER- -Unsettled: re-
ceipts. 6727 tubs; creamery higher than extras.
tll9a62c; creamery. extras 10. scorel. 6iIaa63c
do. frstS 5sa6lc; packing stock, current make.
No. :, 42bss43c.
EGGS-Frm; receipts 6i7s cases fresh gath
cred extras 61zas5 fresh gathered regular pack
ed extra frsts, s3s64c; do frsts, 6lhas2lsc
State. Pennsylvania and nearby Western hen
merry. whites, fine to fancy. Ta72c; do. do.
whites. ordinary to prime, 64a6ec; do, do.
browns, 6sasec; do. gathered browns and mixed
colors, 62a65c.
CHEESE-Frm: receipts, So boxes; State,
current make. specials Sc: do average run, Sc.
POULTRY-Dressed, dull; chickens. 3Oa3514c;
broilers 4oa42c; fowls, 2ss35c; old roosters, 2ia
&c; turkeys, Western 40a44c.
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Y. M. c. A. JUNIORS GET
CHANCE AT LETTER
Boys Must Win $50 Points for ~
Award.

Members Of the boys department Or
the Washington Y. NJ. &. 4. are en-
gaging in an unusual emblem contest.
wherein they win q ~ by chalkins
up 10 points.
These points are won by attending
gymnasium classes. swimming clssses,
reading approved books and handing
in reviews OF them. going oa educs-
uonal trips. attending educational Ice
turos, performing home duties and
other activities Of which there Il 4
long list.
Tomorrow evening there will be =
stereopticon lecture in the boys gym
nasiUm on Americas Preparedness.
under the auspices OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

ksnsss City. Jan. 81 HOGS Reosigr. = 90
lover; heaU. F.N)sI7-65. butchers. L 2OsIT 81
lights. Y lGsl7 20. nigs I-clzl5CO
CATTLE -ReosiIts. l7OC. higher. prime
steers Is.OnsGCj. southern steers 501sl. %.
vs. 7.loa.s.sO: heifers 7cAI3-55. calre- 7.oa
10
SHEEP ReceIp,s 600 higher: lamb. l5ooa
Zee. leGriingS, l05slIcs, veiheTs. sOOaII.50.
ewes. s.O0sl9E
= Louis. Jan HOGs-RereIp:s l7CU:
steady: lights. T.O~.7-S riEs. LOsl5 50. butch
ers i. t0aI7 3. heavy, Y .6SalsC5
CATTLE Receipts, 90: strong native steer
Il 5osls50 heifsrs. s5..It n. cyrs 7SoaI2 70.
s:DCkers and feeders, s5sslZOo. caIyes. T.75s
rs
~HEEr- ReceIp,s 10. stead, lanls, l5 1os
l6 e. e~os S50slO5O
ritIsbursh Jan. so.-CATTLE Recerpt.. %:
lower. steers. .G-5E,7.Co; hsIisrs ILOOzl2 50
VS. lC 5lu-O
HuGs-Recerrts. { 90 steady. hesues and
hcavl YOrkerS lsooLs.IC. light Workers 10 So
l6.C.: Jis. z C7al550
sHEEr-Recps 400 Seady. top sheen.
lI.tO tor lambs. l6CG
CALVES Reccipts so: sl.s: t0p, Ie0o
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tiCe. Mr.. Harriman's view was that
there can be unification, co-opera-
tion to the advantage of the rail-
roads and the people if there stands
behind these measures the govern
ment itself represented by a body
of men who would b1 qualified by
experience, by knowledge and wis
dom actually to operate the rail-
roads.
HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH r. PRITCHARD.

Chicsgo Jan. 70 The farmers Of the com belt
seem to have become alarmed because Of thC
wave of cheaper living prutests that are heard in
all sections Of the United States. They are more
inclined 10 sell their com nov than they were
when prices were . cents higher. The cash corn
market at Chicago today droTped as much a. {
cents IN TviCe and the sales we're only 500
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Labor Disputes Dropped.

The War Labor Board yesterday
dropped the following labor disputesg
Meat packers at Pittsburgh. Fogn-
dryn2en vs.. MoldeTS. Marion. O., I'm
ployos vs. Public Gas Works. carr
den. y. J. Employees vs.. Garfield
Smelling Company. salt Lake City
Employees vs- Pittman and Brown
Salem. Mass: Iron Workers vs.. DocE
Board. New Orleans
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Capital Traction IS, 500 at 81.
Wellington Rwy. general IS. 81 ,OOo al q.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS, SleC0
at s. 500 at IS.
Washington Gas. . at 55ls.
RIGS National Bank I al 80.
Liberty Savings bank. 2 at lls
Real Estate Title Insurance. at ,.
Mergenthaler. u At 81, 10 at lc2, 10 at l32,
: at I52, 10 at 1914.
After call:
American Security and Trust. at n, 10 at
o.,
Washington Gas S.. 500 at g. 5000 at ss.
SlOOl a. s
Washington Gas at 55H. ) at IS.
Capital Traction. 10 at ssh.
Second National Bank Is at 10.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. Ufd., at 66lE,
At
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MARKET YIELDS
TO HARD JOLT
Pressure of Sales Starts at
Opening and Sidetracks
Short Rally.
BY BROADAN WALL.

New York, Jan. 2o.-The money
committee won a glorious victory
in the stock market today. smash
ing values in every department and
causing heavy losses to investors.
Charles NJ. Schwab contributed his
little bit with a despairinE talk
from American headquarters in
Germany. in which hs conveyed the
astonishing information that the
poor people Of devastated France
would not replace their ruined
houses with steel sky scrapers.
Director General Hines of the
railroad administration also helped
with indefinite talk regarding
freight rates. out of which Wall
Street gathered the idea that there
will be an increase.
Heavy selling made it's appear
ance at the opening OF the market.
There was a rally led by a few
stocks of superlative merit. but in
the afternoon the pressure of sales
ket yielded.
May Remove Ban.
One bright bit of gossip appeared
in the street. 1t was to the effect
that Great Britain soon would re-
move the restrictions against trad
ing in the stock market. London
is bare OF American stocks and
traders have enough credit to buy
freely for time. At times like this
when the loan limit is reached in
The Washington herald., 1919-01-21
CURB MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. a.-Future grain and proyi-
sions close: Coru-Jsnusry. Ky Msrch. "
MAY, Is. oats-Jsnusry, ek; March. eN
May, s.. Lzrd-Msy 6.S. Ribs-Jsnuary
i477; May, 20o. Pors-Msy. SIS.
Quotations Furnished By W. b. Hibos Co
Rid Asked
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Charleston. "a; Norfolk. LIT Augusta e
81. Louis, sA
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The Safest investments
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

ANNUAL REPOKT NTi.NNIfC HUTEL 10
Csrftal stock. Sl5o,B rad IN fun; no dctss
CHAS r. CARROLL. President; ChsA Oar
roll. wm. 7. CsrrUn. Il. A. Rollins. Dr. Rot,cr-
Bacon. Trlstees S~k a.
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To Holders Of
Cities Service
Company
Convertible Gold Debentures,
Series B, Seven Per Cent.

Holders Of the above Debentures
will be permitted TO convert. on and
after February !. 1919, ten per
centum 900 OF the aggregste
principal amount Of Series B De
bentUres owned by them respect
lively on January !. 1919. Upon de-
livery by such owners OF Series n
DebentUres TO be converted Cprop-
erIy endorsed II registered 20
Messrs. Henry l.. Dohcrty & Com
pany, Fiscal Agents. such Deben-
lures will he converted into Cities
Service Company Preferred and
Common stocks on the basis set
forth in said Series B. Debentures.
certificates for which stocks will
then be issued and transmitted TO
such owners in the amounts re-
spectively due. 4 similsr privilege
was extended To holders OF recof
December /, 1918. to convert ~
per centUm Of their then holdings
on and after January l, 1918.
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Fiscal Agents for Cities Service co
so Wall Street. New York City.
Dated January q. 1919.
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Community Center Notices

The community dance al Central
High School Community and Civic
Center is for war workers. enlisted
men and the young folks. Tho
dance begins at S o'clock. but the
club room is open at 7.l5 o'clock.
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TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security and Trust. c2l
National Savings and Trust 85
Union Trust .....
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Washington Loan and Trust. ......
Continental Trust ..................
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Demonstrations for housewives
are to take place at Eastern High
School Community Center every
Tuesday at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
New Orleans Entries

Move on. ll5; 7icer. loS: Watersmco,
IlV; Ne'nah 40, Bees Wing 10: Emma
D., ITO fledEeline. liO. Modisto 10
1lcely Kay. llo. Harrean's Heir us,
levitt ~. ManNikin II, JIG.
Second race (six furlongs)-D:scard
lol NopoNcr. l04 Duly Fashion. 107
,rish Maid, 100 Miss Kruter, 1os Malice
IVY; Cholr MAJ er. 1l2 Al Pierce. ll2.
lrospe,o BABY, ~; Short stop, IL. par.
'!sh' III; Tiajan, ll5, Faul Connolly. ll5.
strudes. ~: Thursday Nighter, lo7
High Horse, ll2; w. Fl Duckner IL
browns Favorite, lI2. Onwa. ~: Candy
Lad, ll2. James T. CUMMINGS. ll2
Fourth race 1nve and 1t half furlorgs)-
Manicurist ~; Willigan. o. Merry 7.ass.
~ New ,hodel IS: Wang, 9S; Durella
lo2 hctsy AtkiN. lca; Ruth II. lG2. SN-
very shapiro ioii Jean X. l0l. My Gracic.
jol futh Wehie lat. Crnory, lol M4ry
u. lot. Also eligible: Dancing Girl. l0l.
Milda. lol. Edna r 81, Miss Orb. g.
Fifth racc fslx furlongs)- Nlarchesa II.
George Clark, ll6.
H.b 10 Bounding Through, los Valley
40; Accelerate 10; Lady in Back. rlo.
Is keep. 10. swirl, 40: Broadinan. iii,
ShHna Edoah. III: Ablnzc ll2: Cortland
lis. Captain Hershler. ll2.
Seventh race tnlile ana sixteenth
Lucille r. l02 Newell W. l04 Honoiulu.
io7. Contestant. 10; Aldebaran. lI0';
Iiodse ll2'. Gordon Roberts, IL: Nlny
NeDIune IL 30
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Havana Entries

ana a half furlones; purse ssoo>-~svain
Chick, 1872: 'Annabella. 90 'Bucllhorn II.
%; Snowhill. ZOE; HatracN. lo7, Perfeo.
Lady. 10.
Second race Nhree-year-ods ana up
ward; claiming: 3ve and a half furlonss
director. 81: 'Pomisrd. 81 Count Boris,
ms: ROUNDED, lo5; Buster Clark. lo5, Cal
aeay 10; Anxiety. 40; Theodore TA!r
l.0.
'rh.rd race Chree-year- and upward ;
cialming hVc and half furlongs: purse,
t5oQ)~-Thc Talk-r los; AZ Hudson. 10;
FRANK Burke. 40 Blanche Donsldton
10; l5unice 10; Bril-. 10; Shoddy. 10;
Nsytna-. ITO
Fourth race (hree -year-olds and up
ward. claiming; five and half furlougs:
purse :6o0)--'Terrhle Miss q, Colonel
Harrison. los. Lamp Pos. loo: yocNvil!e.
10. Lindsey. 40: Egmort. 10. EicAie
Fancy. ITO: Erascuclo. ms.
rieth race (three-y.ar-olds end upward
SIX luriongs: purse. s7oo)-Marion foliins,
lol: sedan. I05; suffrage. l0o Skc.r Face.
lp5. NiNoId. loo: Hank O'Day. 100, Hoe
nir. ~.
SiSth race Uhrec-y~ar r-olds snd upward;
claiming. milo and twenty yards; purse.
$500 Stc'cllff oS. PoIrercne. 9s; 'Lady
Jane G.ey. 9S, Deck Hand. lod; Dic, Ben
son 100 Night Owl. le6. Rhyner. lo6,
Little Nearer. LOG Bill !!unley. ice. sUnar.
107.
'Apqrcntice allowance claimed.