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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
RICHMOND TINES DEsPATCH: SUNDAY DECEMBER % 1873

the proposal was taken and has been treated
US final without such referendum, and that
1t is only by including in the count tho States
the people of which have thus been denied
the opportunity for expressing their will, rs
provided in their own State Constitutions,
that q ratification Of the alleged amendment
by three-fourths OF tho States can be made
TO appear. Herein. there certainly is raised
All issue upon which opponents of the amond-
ment may at least base reasonable hope
OF a Supreme Court decision delaying its 60
ing into effect until ratification by those
States has been completed by a referendum
vote Of approval.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
RECALLS FINANCIAL FIGHT
NEW YORK BANKS ONCE
BIG POLITICAL FACTORS
Recent Merger Of Ancient Iast,to,,,.
WcriHes Memories OF BURR
Hamilton Clash.

New T0RK, Dee; 27.I,Reeoiieet.ons
~ sh. the ,,I Gohitisai fsua Which Resulted III
in 1904. have been revived here BY ibc,
CT ,ne assoaa ssnRsp and
The oldest financial institutions In Now
For more than Ills years IN, to-
establishments have dweiS side b.
SIDE SIDE at 40 and AZ Wall Street and In
tSs n ,hsy b "nsa in wh the
In the union 'e Of these fSs' once rsva, IN
ssy sss sas snsSa rsss
.aEoniema: Although the banks them am
satch s there ' Was t time @hsn the the
were ncighbors In name only--whsn.
the mere - sGgFe st OF their Getting
onthinkabie.
Leaders In Financial Clash.
Legislature in 1877 when the state and
tho leader Of the Federaliats. Mamiia
Ton had helped TO establish in New
G Gofk st srsnch r Sf the nsnk o. ne
banking institution in New York civ Gin,
n ms ihnssi n was Gontrolled. 80 the
The Fcderalists who were CHARGED Win
using their financial powers for IN"
fu nth OF the Fedcralist. cause
tie ,intrisuer" a, Albany caused hin, t.
desire 70 break through the backInS
r 5inS which ,1nA, barred al an,i,Eederaiis,
tuntty came in 1898. In that year he
s Shss aaher, ss%oi Tie
pose q improving The !4s shi supply PpiE.
s Gan Ct Gty h any, lush shen w
through q severe epidemic and Burrs
project QUICKLY met with popular APP
haitian company was TO supply Rcpub
iicans with the sncws OF war.
Discrimination Charged.
Eepu5iican merchants. I, was said
sls bann @h.r SAINT Ss By the
al!st competitors were freely accomc-
dated when they sought FUNDS 20 carry
ter wac e,nphasized by tho fact tha,
the Fcdcral!sts had majority in The
ths word bank From 'n the 0% srsnhs,,s az
Tho ,ps.i,ion for the proposed water
not known how much capital would
b, be IeausE,ed the projectors did not
TO raise 100000 inser,sd in ,hg
ohar'cr Vas provision OF Burr'a thar
in an sar Rny n sspita MAJ BE-
LAYS OF the Constitution Of the United
Sthtcs or of the state OF New York"
Promptly Pnased Bni.
Tho Senate and HOUSE passed IN,
bin exped!tionsly. few members even
taking the time TO read It, and none
saeep. those who were in the sccre,
manipulation OF this affair won him
the FAVOR of O. few Republican leaders
Gu, cost him HIS former prestige, 'the
people a. tina, time having a chronic
later. however, Hamilton, unwilling TO
Yield The slightest degree to his on.
poncnt.' organized the Merchants IA.
ttonni. which opened for business next
door 20 the Burr institution.
The Manhattan companys actua,
achievement. In. the water works iieid
consisted OF the sinking OF Well
t,wenty.fiye fee, In diameter IN what
water was pumped 10 = nearby reset
roi- and thence distributed through
wooden pipes to few consumers. Til.
dams and other projects provided III
the charter we're uevor constructed
Occasionally eIcavators IN lower Man
haitian have dug up pieces OF followed
out logs, n1cmentoes OF generation
long past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Interesting Health Queries
:. AEswpRED By DIR. BRADY.
opyrixht. 15Ie. National Nowvpaprr serr,cs

70 the AnonymoHe---Dr. Brady beas 70 ;ren,,na
fe1aoes That letters to him must DO signed This
ns oa,n OF the wr'ter arc eeen by but the
- Piucktngs Eycbrows-Does any harm come
fmraa. bi1MSkirS thc eyebrows with tweczsrsg
Answer-sSo harm.
Tor Sadden Rapid Heart Action--1 an, of q
nervous disposition and frequently suffer from
s sis running awsy OF rho heart Extremely
What Is tho best thing to do wher. thu luz IS
soes fsst liEe that: e. I'D
,ttHnswef--Got down on ali fours. rest on tho
elbows. and mske moderate steady pressure
Ts.n year fingers on both eyeb3lla through tho
'cFrso hds Tor minute or ninety seconds
Same old. Foolish worry--r am to become O.
mother In April. Some time ago thonshtiess
Ys5sons. IN play, slapped me over tho eve and !
ssSS .e SHOP Bas rny hand TO my eye heard
nifthmark snd I worry All the time about it,
q, AnoS er-fou arc fooIiHh to istcn 10 ouch
stition. - " % '"''n super
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Favsra the TELEGRAPH Roas.

TO the Editor OF The Tiinee- Dispatch:
The Telerrsph Hoad from siehmond to s" VAST q.
inh nae This matter Will como before the
Hoad commissioners tomorrow, and In INV num-
bic tudKmsnt Is OF vital interest to cvssy tax
payer in Virginia. '' 80
There ere two routes proposed between Rich
Eoor s amn " asn,ngton the Telegraph and Negro
yell. established route. almost an air line. Il
sns n ts las rfopndsti9n TWO niles
sreE sourc. The Negro Foot route on the other
n nan is twelve miles further to Frede riclsburs
anu ~ al very dangerous and clrcuito,Is route
= 1.h crosses tho H. +. p. between hero and
SeS9rssd: ] understand that there is u great
zeal OF political feeling In the selection OF this
LVutS. II seems TO me. taxpayer, that thjs
SHOULD be eliminated entirely. mo
vii require s $4,000 per mile TO build con-
practically stse.ooo to build this extra twelve
nus the interest on This sum alone would
55aRc care OF the new road indcinitc,y. Tho
TLtelsEranh Road Viii eventually prove a great eat
msn%ay between The North and south and
should be the most direct road in vyFipia,
Richmond Va, December os l,iH i'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
IKE Look.

AZ were .clmoin' Jacobs Tor.
A soldier lad came r,din' doun:
Tie stopped an passed the time q, d.,
An asked how far to Plymouth toun.
told him. that were all; he took
The path that goes toward tho sea.
turned to watch him out o. aight-
An lie were lookin back ct me,
He waited. Like stone I stood.
Shamsd 70 be Caught, yet. somehow
TO, give him look for look: his lin,
Moved as to speak. but made no
IL scanned a lifetime we ala ioo,,:
Az drounin' folk may do. thew say.
thought Of every little thinr 60"
Id ever done. He rode aWay
Tremblin' an smiin' did s,t
And Watched tho iarka an hour or
Fly. up against the golden ,i-nt
WI songs I never heard avore'
Janis heavy 'breathin' by; my s,d..
All else be quiet and stii,, FRA.
And long for day. How can si., =
When tears do mako my inflow wn,i,
--Gertrude, Pitt In the RrooGman, Lon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
M0NTENEGRlNs PROTEST
OPERATIONS OF SERBlAHS
Complain to Peace Conference OF Out
rnEes Committed by Armed
bands.
IBy Associated pr.as.I

PARIS. Dec. 27.---fHurthtr protests
relative to Serbian operations in Mon.
conference by tho royal Montenegrin
government, which has its headquarters
at Neuilly
recently been sent into the interior
Of Montenegro to cooperate with regu.
lar Serbian troops In pillaEing and
who are stnl faithful to King Nicholas.
II is charged that tho Serbian troops
have been dressed in English, Ameri-
CAN. italian md French uniforms and
have been told to represent themselves
"a occupation forces sent by the great
powers. The royal Montenegrin gov
eminent asysd that IT DO received by
test may DO made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
!. oNDON NEWSPAPERS PR.ilSE
MESSAGE FROM LANSING
British FAitorn Express Admiration,
Too, for John ID. Rockefeller's
Munfacenee.
tny Ae,oeiated pres.,,

LONDON. Dec. S7.efhis morning $
newspa pers. the first appearing In. this
place TO accounts Of John D. Rookie
feller's gift to education, announced
on Christmas morning in the United
message to foreign capitals explaining
tho reasons for the deportations Of
radical asitators. Many Of the Lon
these, two news features.
The Daily News says:
.tNfr. Lansing's message will rank
among the great contributions Of
America TO the efforts Of the striving
world"
Admiration of Mr.. Rockefener's nm
nifcence Is coupled editorially with q
lamont that Grea. Britain has noad OF
an initator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
LAYS BLAME ON cHIRAMEN
Mexican O6acIhl Declares Asfsttcs Are
Trying 20 Force Rupture With
United States.
fBe Associatod prcss.J

III. pAst5, TEXAS. Dee. 37.--Chinese
have boen ordered excluded from
Cananea. Sonora 70 stop efforts to
with the United States. according to
a message sent to the Chamber OF
Deputies at Mexico City recently by
Governor Adolpho dc 10 Huerta, of
Sonora.
Explaining the exclusion order. ef.
feetive pecember 81 next. tho Gov
tiis state are snaaeed IN an ss eifors to to
bring about interv eiltion by tho United
SeAteS n Mexican AFFAIRS. - :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

The white paper famine might have been
alieviated in measure by eliminating from
newspaper columns such advice as "Shop
early and mail your Christmas packages
early, for judging by The crowds of helated
Christmas shoppers and the long lines OF
people more or less patiently awaiting their
turn at the post-oliice wind ows, ut was we'll
meant advice wasted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

Now that the packers have agreed TO the
process OF ''unscram bling" the country is
Nanifesting a good deal OF doubt as TO
whether any substantial benefits Will result
from the surrender. The opinion is growing
that it will be more difficult undertaking
to control the smaller prohteers than the
larger ones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
SEEN ON THE. SIDE
1T HENRY EDWARD wARsEK
Swearing or.

Last year swore on January Rirst
That I'd cschow tho cocktail and Il, AK
And OF all drinks let coffee be thu worst
Assuase my average laundering with milk:
SWore that vow, took that oath, I dkd-- .
With hand upifted cut the Demon DRINK!
Clapped close the box and sat upon the lid
Swore or the skate and closed tho skating
rink
no." clear the picture Of the oath / made
10 cut the Bronx and pass Martina By
TO swap Maintains for tho lomonsde
Ihat cheers, but leaves 10 red SPOT, ON the
eye.
sec me nov. last year and other years
Years stretching far in endless single fIe
PUTTING the kibosh all aIes ana bccrs
And swearing would raise no foot to smile:
And You were with me- ! You too svore
Bartender. witness: . /. Here upon this
rail,
We swear together We would rather die
Than look again upon wine rcd or pale!
Siosc up tho shop! You lose our trade
tonight!
We've bought truck to ride unoA. we
twain
And left him thus. melancholy eight
Who nevcr hoped to scorch our thros-s
again!
Thus as II we're ettsoohs. also anon
The oath wore of. as ririuous swearinss do:
That same old rail TO rest feet upon
Smiled q brass greet when returned with
But mean it. Henceforth I shall
High OF the cart. think to smile;
Tossed TO the rocks by probibition'e tide,
One may reform upon this drinklcss isle:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

The German custodian OF enemy property
announces that failure OF the United States
Senate 10 ratify the peace treaty within no
way jeopardiZe American property in Ger
many or result III that property being CON
hscated By the German government, is that
statement in answer TO Il distress signal from
Senator Lodge and followers 10 head of the
manifest disposition OF friends OF The treaty
on both sides 10 get together OH Il compro-
mise resolution of ratification?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

Holland is not likely To remain immoyabTe
IN its determination not 10 surrender Viii
liam Hohenzollern up to the allies for trial.
y refusal is TO be expected That much is
necessary 10 the preservation OF its dignity
but that little formality having been com
piled with the barcst insistcnce on the part
OF the allies should he sufficient 10 bring
The criminal To bar. Holland is hospitablc
but the strain put upon il by The prisoner OF
Amerongen already is beginning TO tell on
its temper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Voice Of the People

isetnre Rnst give the naaxe aaA sAares, 81
- wfsaef. Nsme sriii Rst BIO pasltAhe1 Ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Charcoal E,h', Daily rh.srst.

"When mcwl hay back he ears an raise he
tail. said Charcoal Eph. In mood. "hit's Jess
lax bitin policeman { look him In dc heels.
Try counle O. puachcd aigs. Mtstsh Jack.
SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

The courtiy gentleman OF the old school re-
moved his hat and bowed low re passed q
alf-moulted lcShorn chicken
Il respect success" he explained as he shifted
his dozen Of dollar eggs under the other arm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

nap" me requested departure OF Emma
'''""" 7"oN'h be describe. ~ u shegjra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

BRANCH oFI'ICkS: wash.
ington. 1916 New York Ave-
umc: New York City. Fifth
Avenue Building: Chicago.
Peoples Gas buiiuing:
philadelphia. Colonial rtCst
SSuiIfIiur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Give Them 81 Sn,rare De,

Give Them Square Deal
Q POKESAIEN for the five grea, packins
- houses which have now agreed with the
government TO divest themselves of all their
interests except that OF butcherne, poultry
eggs, butter and cheese, and have submitted
10 perpetual injunction decree TO that ef-
lcct. nave made an appeal to the American
people and the Federal government for
fair opportunity to live and prosper within
the legal lines laid down
lhese packers cite the undisputed ia CT that
they have heen on the defensive in judicial
congressional and other legal proceedings for
Il decade They have been sued under the
antitrust laws They have been prosecuted
under the criminal code. They have hean
probed by the Federal Trade and other com
missions They have been investigated bv
congressional committees until thew have
peeh driven i'll desperation to waive what
many OF them believe their established rights
ana to consent 10 a contraction of thar
business.
H. as The Attorney General has pojnted
ont in his public statement. the packing in
h"stry has been placed upon a awful basis.
II thc enforcement Of all unrelated lines .of
business has been safely accomplished: il the
ie"' o. monopoly even in the supplying OF
n,eat products has been removed and if the
his rive are placed immediately under
me eye OF Federal court with respcci IN
an lhc!r business practices. it is not 90 nucb
Tor me packers to ask and receive immunitv
tr" further interference with their ar,ira
By governmental agencies
no one can dispute the fact that the proo,
D"cHine houses perform very useful servico
70 we american people. They have created
t'""P u m"fFciouSly efficient plants They
nave 'ast resources and highly skilled in
hnA'riaii8'S 10 carry forward their work ana
.Is' are entitled 10 thrive and 10 proir he
reason u thrir efficiency, their superb dr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
breath.

JGst been ceadng all tho magazines
periodicals. newspaper columns. aimanacs ana
theatrical advance notices for humor.
In the old days you could flnd something to
iaaSh al on nearly every page OF any publca.
iion. Even the most serious editorials used 10
funny
lave taScn in all the c:.nc operas. musical
comedies end comic movies SEd have pom
dcred all os The Sunday co:o,s3 supplements
f'.cn doing this COR mont" AID have failed 20
End a single smile ei:..l.
- les. resort, started through our 1wn
ssrapboo:, reading back ia:o Soen on the Side
aTi there hasn't been tunay line in this cci-
umh since early in 1917
Is 1t because our sense or hpmor is changing
8" IL IL right that the AMI II. G. H. :,2ve
knocked all the comedy out OF Viewpoint? \
can % sardines cor the best answer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

"''""h "h"ni bootefgcig and moon.
"'"'i" 'h"l the more rclcntlcssy they arc
p"iaucd by agents OF the law tho more ,be,r
5piri's rise ''' '"e'r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

"oi"ah az oxford y. j.. sicpt con,nn.
"UfN 'of eighty days. despite all efforts TO
arouse her Finally. i lag, resort. a ta,k-
'"s mnchine was nct IN motion and sbe
awakened from her tong sIumber. True 70
'Fpo she "a2 oound 10 have Tho Iaat unrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

President Wilson on Christmas Day signed
the Edge bill, designed to promote American
participation in foreign trade Now if the
senate viii hurry up and ratify the peace
treaty American business will soon get in
position to seize opportunities for the cxpan-
SION or ltS commerce in foreign countries for
which the competition from now on will he
very brisk If treaty ratification is much
longer delayed American business will be
placed al decided disadvantage in The com
pelitlon Tor this ,rade--a disadvantage which
II VIII not be able 10 overcome in thc future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

TELEPHONE: Randolph 1.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with Dil depart
InclltS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

%hy citizen Of tho country can become q
n,',''"naiFe All by himself by Just borrowing
49," ua'"E ~. 'ysiem Of bookkeeping and
20" % pl"hts cnDloycd By The Post.
ono" Dcpaltmcn, ''e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Right.

say, what's this darned fool clock oousi
Of yon? rye only had it week and re all OF
Of whack.'
That's right it's an eisht-day clock"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

ALL COMMUNIC.t-
TIONs 10 The 1fmcs-DiS-
patch. End not TO individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
SUBSCRIPTIONS KNTI.S N

SUNDAY. DEcrMEEl; Is. 1917,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Mrtuuun0 Gnlps-pisuuhh

.TtBLISuED every IN the senE at 10 south Tenth
Street Richmond. by The Times dispatch iub-
. iishinr Co. Inc. Charles L. hnsbrook Editor anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

IN the petition which The state o, Rhode
lsiahn mas presented to he United Gra,os
supreme Court TO test the validity of tlr
eighteenth amendment. the issue has hcnr
raised IS ~ whether Inc iegislaturo 81 .
Htai. car delegate 10 The Federal goycrum.u,
power which ihe people o. the Stare have
never Delegated 10 the Legislature. New
jersey makes the sumo contention IN s,,f,
y mas He'd The tenth amendment 10 tho
constitution provides that The power. no,
delegated 10 the United States bv th, ron
Sututoh nos prohibited by IT 10 III. sIatos
are reserved 10 IA" States rcspec,jyciy my
l" inc people ln This connection II J., con
tchdea thst the power 20 prohib, tho mann
factnrc OF alcoholic beverage, i, ad,ni.,ndI,
one OF the powers reserved TO Tie people and
mat except on the authority OF cops,i,n.
tlonal amendment adopted by dirccr vote
OF tue people, no state Legislature has cvar
been ahie TO prohibit the manufactured INA
sale OF such beverages therefore il %
pointed out by those who suppor, mis- ,i,.v.
that in the ratification OF The eigb,aon,r
amendment State Legislatures delegated -
congress powers which they themselves roiid
not exercise powers TIA; have never hoo,
delegated to them by the people Rrc.,d
legs oil the merit OF this contention II wnuld
seem that the petitioners have made - s,ron,
point In representing that In States hav,nr
constitutions which withheld from the lepIs-
latiVe bodies. power OF final legislation win
o't referendum To The people action anon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

The labor problem Ia not at this time
manufacturers. The task OF rcuiac.
ing the remarkably skilled workers.
many Of whom are among Frances
be In the way OF solution. because
women always wero largely employed.
and they are moro keen than ever Tor
such well-paid work, since many OF
them arc widows
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiFe and one-half furiongs
Blue Paradise. ui Poole. 80, 5l0 40: W.
W. Hastings, II6 Robin), 9 90 40: PuIlux, llt
LuBsforil, $50 Time, :06 IS Madras Cling
ham, LAncelot Theodore Fair, Star Baby Sub
ahdar, Nepperhan, M. Bert Thurman Skile1
Knob Sirocco also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs: Honor Man,
u0 Uunsforll. $40. 30 so; Baigneur. III
(Robinsonl. $50 $50; Jack Salmon, LII (Pitz),
$50. Time l:l4 IS. Rainbow Girl Hop Over
Marie Rappold Service Flag. Mather, Marusla
Thistle Beau. Tim McGee also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ffye and one-baK fnlongs:
Lorraine, 1l3 Dmsford), 40 SO go; Valley
Park Maid. 10 Murphy, 40, 1910; Mile
Dazie, lG Murray, $50 Time, 06 2-5 Wen
dy. DIlah +. Lady In Black. Mable c also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furiongs: Jack Hare
jr.. III CMurayl. 40 SD. go; Fiji II. %
stobinson). $50. 30; Top Coat, lT Gunsford),
30. Time. l:ls - Berlin, Sun God, Bromo
also ran.
FIFHT RACE-Sfile and one-sixteenth: Stock
well, 1l3 tPoolel. SD. 80. 20; Madge F, lo
(Robinsonl. 40. SD; Pastoreau liz Uyke), $50
Time, l:I6 la Dark Hill, Sands of Pleasure,
Omond also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ffre and onshalf furlonss
Miss Parnell. lG (Boyle). a7o 50. 4D; Pee
cant. liz tWiAiams), 1850, TO; Tom Logan,
liz lPoolel. 40 Time. 1925. Eyes Of
Youth. Claude Walker, Plain Bill, Moga, Cant
Tom. St Germain. Catania, Peggy c. Old Red
also ran
SEVENTH RAcE-Mile and three sixteeuths:
Bulldoze. (BoyIe), go so. 26O; King Fish
er. llo (Poole), 40. go; Dancing Spray, l1
tGruberl, 3.l1 Time, 50 rs Anlace, Go
fonder. Lottery, Brownie Mcdowell also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claiming; +year-olds and up
six frTlougs: Ed Garrison. l07; 'Quartette, lU
Wand 100; Sayeth. 1l3: Verde, liz; Waterford
liz; Humma, liz; whippoorwiIl. LIZ; Bars and
Stars. liz; Lotus. liz; Hondo lis; B. b John
son, Us Also elgible-'Pas de Chance. IU
Hasty Cora. 100; Harry Burgoyne, 10; LADY
Luxury. 1Oi; Prdey. 1ls; Manokn. IL
SECOND RACE-For 2year-olds maiden
colts and gelding; six furlongs: General Glenn
liz; Harigans Heir. liz: Bubbles. III; Claymore,
liz; Sans Boy. liz; Do,ph. liz: wariike, ll2
simonite. III: Old Dad. III; Melodyman. III
Sweep. jr, liz; Our BhSlday. liz Also eligible
Jazz. III; Director James, liz: Nordeck liz
Ace Of Trumps. liz; Mandalay. III: Dewitt, III
THIRD RACE-Course; 81 20; 3year-olds and
up; six furlongs: Jorice. lop; Jane Peunyback
er. 100: Rapid Day. los: American Ace, le
George starr. 1os; Koroiy, Ill
FOURTH RACE-Purse, s1,su; the Hyd,
Park Purse, syear-olds and up; mile and one.
eighth: Sans Peseur md. ss; Bellsclar 100;
Win. 100. Reralo, los; Harvest King I'M. Cnrn.
me C. los Matinee Idol. lis
FIFTH HACE-Uaiming; Zyear-oIds; op<
mile: May Rose. %; 'Mugiran, ioI; Accelerate
w IGzola loi; BLACK Prince l02. Mstem
10; Duke OF Wellington, lN: Sterling. IN: LIT.
tie Sandy. 1l0; sFfank W, IL
SIXTH RACE-Fcr +year-olds and mn. IN.
nile. orrnesdale. los; Iotite, los: Nansrer
Waite. los; High Cost, llo
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; 5year-oids and
up; mile and three sixteenths: The curenbon
"; Charlie sammy. nS; Hopeful, 100; Sea Or.
Waterproof. III; Chick Barley, Iii \ Briniimsb
N; Wadssorths Last. III: Dick Williams. Iis'
Also ehCble-Lottery. Ill: .Bac, lo6; Retta d.
ls n>s'
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.