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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29

traciones del doctor L. Brown dc :
rank Lake.
d. los nocivos que son los besos ma
,urinos puede dar fe "a tragica memo
ria de Romeo V Juiieta. Los ngenuoS
enamorados de Verona camb!aban sus
Iltimos Gsculos Al compass del cah'o
de n olondra Y entire los primeros
f,Igores del dfa. Y los besoS del amor
del amor mas matinal que cuentan las
h;storias. Corciuyeron con e. brutal
= helado beso dc Ia Mucrte.
Conuue va Saben tada. ! dos GUAM
tos Sc hallan en- condolences de cor
teiar. De Ia moralidai De estas avert
cuaciones no respondo para NADIA CO.
no tampoco re~sponderan los preclpi-
l,,.los doctoreS de Euvva York. pero
81 los hesoS tienen Sill horario higienico'
como irstintivamente il hahia adivl-
uaGo la u!cara humanidad. estas com
nj obaciones de Ia ciencia Sc deben ha-
GER pGblicas para el licito aprovecha-
miento de q~uienes las hubieren me-
hester.
-;Fulano te ha dado IN heso..! dica
Nensana a Zutano:
81. peEO I'D Sioo ot 'e'O POA
tanente higienico. A las once y Guar
10 de In noche. ESQ es hasta saludabie.
I'm canbio. to.
-:Que n q decir. Guiana?
-Eada, NcrEanfn. NADIA. que el be-
40 que O. incompatible con c! choco!n-
e natural. Con e. te dc las cinco y
| con 81 "rox-trot' dc media noche, hay
VIA iibrs.
kar:ane do CaVla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29
AMADO
-:lo(:-
La pUERTA De LOS LEONES

La ertrada eSculturaI mas antigua
Isdel mundo. quiza sea Ia de los ieo1es,
en- Mycena, hoy ArEclis. en- Srecia
Els de gran tamaho, y en- una piedrs
plana de Ia parte superior. hay es-
cuipidos dos cones que tienen eva
tadas las patas delante-as. Fue des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29
soRRE FL PROYECTo BAN
clRIo DEL DiPUTADO MANsRO

FL Sub Secretario de Hacienda Sc
nor con Manuel Padres, h!zo con le-
cha dc aver. a nomore del S'iniS'er'o
respondents, d~ec!aracioneS ih'ere-
santes acerca del proyecto de ley pa
ra Ia fundaci6n del Banco Ln'co oe
Emission. ~presentado a Ia Camara dc
Dinutados por Ell senior Antonio Maize
70, pues. seg0n manifesto el funciona-
rio declaranta. Ell Diputado II ma
bia aceptado formar parte de Ia Co'hl-
sion De Rancos de IA Secretara de flA-
c;or5o y Credito Publico y conocia va
algunos de los proyectos de ley Ne '%S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
What's Doing
Around the State

CLOVIs-At q meeting of he cXrc-
utivc committee Of the Curry County
Rural Telephone company 10 vac Gee
Cldrd Co begin at oucc the coustruc'
tipn Of the line. sufficient stock hay
ing been subscribed To- insure that tho
lines could be built.
ESTANCIA-Thc election in EStau-
ella on tho question OF issuing bonds for
the building OF another school l"use.
was quite llvou. Notwithstanding the
bad weather. s total uJ us votes
WAS ctst-l6i Tor the bonds ana 4,
against.
MILLS-A fatal accident occurred
90 the home Of Miss Virginia Mcclure
when Enllcssimo Medina was Killed
10y @ toum OF runaway horses
tLDNfS-inod progress o. helms
made ON tho Barry building uu Nurth
Main street mat viii bv occupied hN
the poztoffipc. This building is Co o.,
completed by April lst and tho wort
Is being pushed so hat h will hc ready
hy That time. " good weather PREVAIL
tho building will likely Doe ready Dos
that time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
Wool Grading
Demonstrate Planned
For New Mexico

g a. McNahb. field agent In mar
kcttnr. bias announced that beginning
on Monday, March T.. a series o.
meetings of Wooi rover Of the state
will be- conducted through e coopcra-
Tive agreement recently arrived ~ nv
the extension service Of the State
Agricultural college ana tho Bureau
Of Animhi Industry, T.. $. Department
Of Agriculture.
The meetings which are to be Iold
viii be primarily Tor the purpose Of
aftordlng wool " an 0ppurtunitt
90 better |acquaint themselves with tho
actual processes uf wool grading and
10 obtain a more c0htulctc undcr-
standing al the why of the grades.
TO what different uses tho various
grades are put and the handling Dc
tails which operate rs factors IN de
tcrmiuing the Cash returns rcaliEco
by the producers.
A general Invitation is extended Go
an wool growers. great ar small. 90
attend n or more Of these demons
uation meetings which are scheduled
'o bo held as follows
Monday. March g. CIrrizoZo. 10
D.. u.. Tuesday. March y. Vaughn, 1880
=. M. "wednesday. March Q. Carlsbad,
p u. Iu.s Thursday. March 4, Roswell
1889 D. u.. saturday March 6, cay
ton. 1890 y. BOO. Monday March s. Las
Vegas, Q D. m Tu"sdag March @.
Santa Fr. 1870 %, m.; "Wednesday,
March lO, Gallup, 1900 o. M. Friday,
March a.. Pennington. 10 a. M, Fri-
day. March o., Aztec. 2 y. M.
For further details those Interested
may consult the county agent Of CuuU-
IS in watch meetings are TO hc held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
Outdoor Work For
Boys, Is Y. Aim

Measuring boys hy the yard stick
method boo their physical intellectual,
devotional and service attachments
But comparing tIom tu attndi rds set
FOR American boys ls the now iun"vd
tluu iu the y. NJ. G.. 4. program Tor
boys throughout the country.
rms program known tH he christ
lam citizenship Training program Tor
boy" hl. Iut' bDru introduced ln the
southwest uN thr Interstate committee
OF tao :. N. c. a. who have head
Huurtora 90 El puso aud branch offices
In ~AIhuuurrquo and ThocuiV
IlonIy uf outdoor work % play,
Including camp lite, @woudrrtfi, gat-
dDuing aud nature study, is Included
bon this program. which promises 10
bring sihout "a closer Compuniunship
and 20 better understanding between
ihn average hoy and his puronts. as
well us zoo accomplish other distinct
benefits for tho said average boy him
self. The entire aim ~ lie enterprise
Ia Co help American boys build hcilih,
endurance. courage. CiDHr thinking. a
dcuitv ambition and 10 thorough uud
we'll balanced fitness fur success lu
business or professional liio u also
lon community, national ANA world citl-
zcU.hip
Every day factors Iu personal ny
sIsuo. thrifty use Of time Uud money
sthle,lg- swimming and ouer water
sports, mental and physical efficiency
tests. first nil 10 the Injured. acrl-
d"ut-proVcutlou, practical religious
training home and community rcln-
unuHhips. friendships aud social life,
worth while reading and genorjn rec
reatuu, pets and hobbies. study ot
native trees. animals birds. insects,
ETC.. and patriotism ana citizenship "a
taught bv the lives or great men ~
Americas makiur -theH" ar" som" of
program.
That this plan Is tH simple aui
workable as 30 is comprehensive u
that Do BE- fully ms practical Tor tho
farmer boy as b. is for the city LAD If
declared by Roy Scout officials, school
teachers, SUNDAY school aud church
workers, educational, vocational and
social survey specialists ana other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
A NASTY COLD
EASED At ONCE
Cold Compound then
breaks up a cold in a
few hours

Don't stay st|uncd-up' quit blow
ing and snu1liuu' a dose ot "l'apc's
Cold Compound taken every Two
hours until three dosos are taken
usually breaks nap a severe cold and
ends an grippe misery.
Tho very firH, dose OPENS your
~clopgcd-up uostrils and the air pass
ages of the head. stops nose running:
relieves the headache, dulincsa. fever
ishucss. snrczing, aud stin-
ncHs
"Pnpo's Cold Compound Us tho
quickest. EurcHt relief known and
costs only "a few al drug stores.
n acts Without assistance. tastes nice.
contains mo- uuinlue-Insist upon
pape's!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
Kills Man After
Quarrel at Dance

SANTA FE. y. A.. Feb. t6.-Iunn
Lucero early sunday morning. shot
and killed Cipriano Lcyha az Ger
rillos. about forty miles southeast OF
horc. The killing followed a quarrel
a. "a dance saturday night, when Il h.
alleged. lntoNicnnta were dispensed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
OPERATION OF SLOT
MACHINES ILLEGAL
Attorney General Also
Rules Against Use of
Punch Boards

\ m t.t ie ,,.r.,,., 80
- "
, ." ''"' "''""'N "' any
n'S'lir'l"n is "a violation nf the Nrw
McNl'" Jaw hgAihst gambling u is
h'lH ~ an opinion Wrltttu By Attur-
h'N General o. Nskrcn for the
information "t District Attorney Geo.
~ ''"it' OF Nlhuuu'rpuc. Th' at
iolh'N t'h't'lN positive ana interest
i"t 1--we "i' pen l'tti ~ l"il"WH'
l"' "h''''lnh OF /" same OF
'n',', N Wh',@''N'I name known
"l .'I ll'S"ns t"' money or
7, ,.,iu' "~'n""n'," 40 Z,
,ilIl' W 'hiri'f llu. session law. OF
l', ~u'i'l"'' INC concrete ease
''"l'' 'N YOUR l',''l "i O. machine
,, '' tNl" "l '."'N h'.lh operated
'l '' lN .''N'l "'l'hll'u 'h.i'ln'
wy ""uI9 p.N som''Iin"s
I" ''i"' '"''N '". -ani,''hl'h TWO
',aN' Nu''Nl, h''h 'h,'NH h"i'F f""d
10, J" '''" 1N' gum De-
-'"' "' ~'h'N'' "p'i'l'n IlI q
l'." '"" " "''""'''' "N
'"' gov" q, 10 'l'Hl'
~" ~ PNl," ''''l. H~'I''"h'l
~ "'l''. 'NvN are up-
"s P"N'i'"l h"lt'''lH llnhl
H''nh Nnal mount
',u.s .L"" ~, tlNtl "''lulHs 20
" '''Ntllol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physi~iaus and Druggists are ud-
wishing their friends to keep their sys-
Toms purified and their organs in per-
fcct working order as a protection
against The rcturn Of influenza. They
know that q clorgcd up system and o.
LAZY liver favor cold. influenza. aud
serious complications
To cut q cold overnight and to pre-
vent serious complications take one
Calutnb at bedtime with u swallow Of
wutcr-thats ull. No salts. no
nausea. no gripping. no sickoninE Rf-
ter effects. NoNt morning your cold
vanished. your liver Is active. your
system rs purified and refreshed and
you arc feeling fine With o. hearty APP
petite for breakfast. Eat what you
plrnRp-uo danger.
Culotnps are sold only in original
scaled packages price, d thirty-tiye
cents. Every druggist b. authorized
TO refund your money 81 you are not
perfectly delighted with Culoiahs-
tNdV)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16

do formation are predicted al between
-n.Lnn nmh a.hnn foot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16

freely ard Leyba was too attentive 10
Lucero's wife. The men met on tho
main street sunday morning and fan-
zero tired seven shots into Leyba'a
body, killing him instantly
Lucero T. assistant pit boss Of mine
number four at Madrid. 10 used an
automatic pistol and fired sis shots,
on taking Effect His Surrender to a
deputy sheriff was voluntary. II III
understood the unwritecn law viii DO
pleaded aH part Of the defense. Lv-
zero h now separated from his WHO
and a divorce suit Is pending In the
ais. .ct court nj Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
OIL NEWS

Tho derrick south OF Roswell near
Orchard Park Is being RAPIDLY erected
and VIII be completed within q few
days The machinery Is being INSTALL
I'll lH rapidly as possible and actual
drilling viii start not later than March
O.. Hlr plans are hciug mat for tho
uWc whun the company Beg ready 10
start work.
Late reports from a Juan county
toni % show tIat the reported oil
strike rear Aztec is really important.
n is siid now that the we'll contains
go feet 81 oh and tlut five barrels
have been drawn. Thc driiicr predicts
that the we'll viii produce from son
to 500 barrels after % has been shot.
The shooting likely VIII be done with
tn the next few DAYS. The well o.
said 90 be ON the dome or p anti
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
CHEST CLOCGED UP
WITH HEAVY COLD2
Done give Il a chance 10
Nsat in"-use DR.. king's
New Discovery

THAT dangerous stage where q
cold or cough or case OF
- grippe might get the better
Of you may be nearer than YOU
think. Prompt action with DIR.
Kings New Discovery Will avert a
long siege.
For dfty years II has loosened
eongested chests, d~lssipated tight
packed phleEm, broken vicious colds
and Coughs. Give II TO the young.
eters-teke Il yourself. There VIII
be no disHgreeable after-enects.
6Oc. aud tl2O q bottle. Al your
druggists. Give Il a trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
Bowels Become Normal

liver livens up. hile COWS freely
headache, biliousnesg. tongue fur,
atomnch-Hourness, disappear when
their natural. comfortable action.
Purgatives, never pleasantly cor
receive, sometimes hRbit-fOrming,
Ehoud not be taken TO rack the
system violently. Natures way 10
the way OF Df. Xmas New Ito
pills gently but firmly functioning
the bowels, eliminating the intes-
aine-clOggipg waste, and promoting
the most gratifying results. Cleanse
the system with them and know the
boon VI regular bowels. 25c, " AL
druggists, .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16

ILADEIPHIA-In>cphlnc 5'ancu-t
Mtdcncr t7-ycnr-uld daughtct 81
Nj. and Mr.. Joseph T.. Midcnrr of
Philadelphia. amt known a. the
younger ~ct H. "firi." "a recently
married without parental leave, 60
Carter Randolph Icidy. Sou of MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph icidy, ul-o OF
Philadelphia. Tic bridegroom il a
e~0-Ncar-uid freshman at the tniNcr-
-itN Of p,un~yiNuuih. The event
ttuk piacc NJ Knoxville. Tenn, aud
was n surprise to i'hilly society FOLK.
The acquaintance Of tile ncwl, wcds
started in childhood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16

because they are presumed 10 know
the law and when they started this
ucmriuua business they. through "a
desire for pcCuniHry gain, not only
causod children 20 flirt with tho God
dcss Of Chance. hui they themselves
took a. chance with tho Goddess %
Justice"
Hide Firm Chartered.
The III ihso Hide a Leather COM
pauy. incorporated under the laws OF
ToAas. has ulyd It's charter with the
state corporation commission. The
company viii maintain It's New Mex
leo office M. Albuquerque, ut South
Second aud Coal emu In charge OF
William NJ Wells. +, W. grueaulcr
II president OF the company. NJ =.
buuElns secretary. The Capitai STOCK
issued.
Road To- I'unkcy's Gate.
one Of the first 81 the Important
federal aid projects To be brought
practically to completion is Ia, roud
from the city Of santa Fo to Pankry's
gut-. The highway. Of which this
federal aid project forms a part, com
meets Santn Fe Win both ~ Negns
and Inmy. The project Is almost a
boulevard. 9g2 miles In length aud
built at "a ,ust ~ S99,03b p. Thc
road is 90 feet In width, rs feet OF
which D. gravel surfaced. There are
10 bridges 40 concrete srillways and
20 large number Of steel CulNcrts. the
structures alone costing S8S. sa9.n9.
Nothing rrmaIns tu D." done except
the surflciug % about 1000 feet. tn"
contractor was the firm Of Mishuu.
NilIurI. clark and TcN ssier. The
also has other federal aid
projects under contract loo New Mex
leo.
Tax Srssion.
\ session Of the state tax commits
sion began here today, % probably
villa last through he remainder or
the month. The commission at this
session will hea protests from rail-!
road. telegraph. telephone. bank and
public utilities compauics which had
their nsscAsamcnt values tentatively
fixed at the November session, An
other matter Will o., TO tiN the assess
mout- ct the mines and certify their
valuation to the several county usscsa-
ors,
Ownership Of Canal.
Declaration OF ownership iu the In
doprndent Ouch company, waich he
gan operations in SAN Juan county
In 1899. has been 0lod with the state
engineer by three persons using water
from the company's canal This canal,
i5 miles long. takes it's supply from
the LAS Auimug river. aud IL designed
no furnish water for the irrigation oL
- 500 acres. William H. Ross claims
20 shares. emitting him to water for
20 acres. T.. NJ. Garrett claims the
same number of shares, r. o. Rood
claims 20 acres.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
FON H. MOTHER
or THRU. ~ PpIIS.

LiNERpOol.-Thrve puppies are
ON ]cNhihitiou hcre with a white fox
said to he their mother. This iH th"
first tim the %" claims. that
cross breeding OF foxes aud dogs mas
been successful
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
New Bills for
Boxing Provide
For Decisions
Sen. Walkers Measure Fa-
vors 15-Rounds: That of
Assemblymen Ross, II
Staff Correspomdenc<

stag Correspondence
ALBANY, JAM 19.-Two bills legal
lzng boxing, and each creating a State
Athletic Commission OF three members,
were introduced in the Legislature to-
night The first, introduced by Sena-
tor James j. Walker, of New York, is
sponsored by the Army, Navy and Ci-
Vlllan Board of Boxing Control, a body
composed of some of the most eminent
men IN the country. Major Anthony ] .
Orexei Biddle is president, and the vice
presidents include the Hon. Franklin
X. Lane, General Coleman du Pont,
Admiral Sims and Justice Barlow S.
Weeks. The same Organization pre-
sented similar bill last year and it
passed the Senate,
statement accompanying the bill
declared that the swing of popular
feeling in the great universities from
prejudices of years, and that the
splendid effect of boxing on army
training during the war is also bring
ing the sport back into favor.
Commission of Three
The bill differs from the bill of
1919. in that it calls for a commission
OF three instead of one. 1t was said
that commissions Of three had been
lound more satisfactory in other
states. Every one connected with tha
contests are to be licensed. includinr
physicians, referees, two Judges. tim q.
keepers, boxers, trainers, managers and
seconds.
=, ne commission Is to have sole iuris-
olctlon over all boxing in the state. II
VIII issue annual permits for matches
put only to corporations duly licensed
me ne, licensing of boxers, it is believed
VIII bring them from all over the coun-
Try, into New York and under the con-
troi OF the license committee.
Inc purpose of employing two Judges
~ ~ audltion to the referee is to make
the possibility of an unfair = ion bv
a referee more difficult. Onlv cornora.
tlons can be licensed, no provision be.
ing mace for promoters. The bond is
TO be $4,000, and must be approved b,
the State Comptroller
Army-Navy Board Rules
The weights and classes specified are
those which committee of the Armv
Navy and Civilian Board have been
framing for several months under the
olrectlon OF DR.. Joseph f. Raycroft
VINO was director of athletic actiyi-
ties TOR the government. These rules
are expected to be adopted by Eng.
land, France and other countries The
blll permits decision and limits bouts
to fifteen rounds.
The second bill was introduced b,
Assemblyman Harvey J. Ross, of Kinqs
IT provides for the appointment by the
governor, with consent of the Senate
OF cOmmission of three to serve unit
the en- of this year. Their successors
are to be elected for terms of two
years. 1he commission is to control a.
| boxing exhibitions wohero an oJ.;
sion is charged, except amateur how.
ing and sparring contests.
The referee is to announce decision
and twelve rounds are allowed. Ter
per cent Of the gros srcipts ar to 90 te
tn state. Gambling and sham matches
are prohibited. The sum of $4,000 i,
appropriated.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
New Orleans Entries

First race (purse, $500: claiming: two
ycar-olds: three furlongs)-'Scotty, lo2:
Pauline solomon. 1o4; Joe Tag. los; Mar
Reardon, III; No Fooling. iii: Alcatra2,
ll2; Repeat. l12; Tenitc. 1l4 Maudie VIII
son. 104, Coombs, lO9
Second race (purse, 500; maiden, three
year-olds; five and a half furiongs12Bettv
Curry, ~; On High. III; Anna Regina.
Mountan nIldss GIRL r'ayer i 1 51 Harsnka ~!
The Pirate. 11s; AL Buja 1l6; Short
Change, 1l6: Arrowhead lis; Cormoran-
1l6. Also eligible: Nashotah, III; Dun
sandel, 116; Pitter Patter. 116.
Third race (purse. $500; vindictive
Purse; threeyear olds and upward: six
JOG; Lively. los; Applejack H., 10; George
starr. ~ Fort Bliss. 112 Pickwick, li2
- Fourth race (purse $1,000; Blue and
Gray Gray a. Iursr; ur-year-olds; mile)-Tod-
101 Soldat de Verdun, 1O2; Balgneur, lO4
Yernus. 104
Fifth race (purse. $500; claiming; four
year-olds and upward; mile and seventy
yards Sans Peur H., 1o2; 'Omond 1o2;
Honolulu Boy. lo2. Merchant. l04; Jiny,
lo4; SWood Trap. 1o7; Douglas s.. 1917
Sixth race (purse, $500; claiming; four
'Comacho, 1o6; Bubbling Louder. loS,
'King Neptune. III.
Seventh race (purse. $500; claiming
three -year-olds; mile and seventy yards)-
Emma j.. 96 u Am First. ss; 'Golden q
1o4; Shenandoah. lOS Gadling P, los
Edith X. los: Dolph. 100.
Weather clear; track slow.
'Apprentice allowance of five pounds
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
New Orleans Results

oo1tI rirst race (for maiden two-year-olds
longs @ns EedHgs purse s7oo three fur
to g. to and out. arst: Whippet' IFS
ii,Ambrose), to 1. 2 to 5 and out. second; ;
p1nss IN HpGk tStri rs lButweiD; to l. to 5,
and Trompeur also ran
second race Nor three-year-olds and
innss iLpwsrd; Gaming; purse. 500; SIX fur
sS'ates}5-7Archie ~ Alexander, no (Coltlletti).
Deyonshire, III (warringtonl' to
50 50 to ana . % to o. second Bond. 112 (Judgc>
lis 81 y gas 10 end H1sr,' 70 third Time
Neg, Coronado Margery. Nanetts Flacit
Gaby Girl, George Muehlebach and Dr.
Campbell also ran.
wara rhird !, race tfor four-year-olds and up
st. 1sidore, Io5 (ColtilettD' 7 to . e. te <
and az to 5, frst Pullux, lis TunsfoTa, q IN + 70
AKIN lis !ls5. spo 10 t. to s. sfeSnq to- and "A n
to to 3. third. Time. 1916 is. Docod Siest a.
Gn GGrsen Mint, Young Adam, O'Donovan,
SoD"'' Lass and Madras Gingham also ran
fourth race (Seminole Purse: for four
year olds and upward: purse, $1,000; one
mile and a sixtecnth)-Bolster. 1o2 CThur
,mnra ner, ! to o7 l. ! to and out, first Drum
and an ! to g.. second: Dottie Vandever o5
,rToltilettD 7 to l. 8 to and to 3. third.
l'n'e' 100. Euogy and Sailor also ran.
" nI5th rd ,r, race lfor four-year-olds and up
2 furlong) )-Grumpy, los dyke 13 to s.
Il, to ! and ! to ., first: Ben Hampson, 1o7
sscand seaGhcreek), 1eto 10 to J. to and to ],
2 2, TO l and to l. third. Time 200 Ia
nIa, nnIarshon Wildo. Alexander. Little String,
riu'i'co'' FRANK Mattox, Judge David
Baby Sister and ornella T. also ran
Sixth race for four-year-olds and nm
ward claiming; purse. $500; one mile and
q q s'xteenth) -Cabolio. 100 (Wida). s to /,
lstcrlins). to !. to l and to s.
second; Astraea. -1o1 (ColtllettD. to 2,
TO- and to 6. third. Time 1852 az
Lucius. Marauder, Aibena. Hickorvnu3
Lady Longfellow, Nab and Capital city
Seventy race (for four-ycar-olds and
and sixteenth)-Jack X. no (Smith)
Z TO z to and to g. first; Bajazet
aIo lobert). to ], to and to S
l.. to and l to !. third Time 1855 q 5
Early Sight, Cadillac. Parrish. Meddline
also ~ " "
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Havana Entries

First race Claiming: purse, $500: three-
year olds; five and half furlong Sin
cinerator. 90; Ford. 100; Little One 1na.
rHello Pardner. 1922 Hatrack, 1O4; Major
bradley, l04; Hush, l05; Queen Gaffney.
los; Miss Fatty, Ill.
,bSse Second %s p1S raes lclaiming; purse. $500;
longs First Pullet o5 .Himiltrude SS
.nnwise Child, 81; 'Terrible Miss. 81,
.Baby Bonds. 100; Iron Boy 103: HOPE
lo4; 'Prince Direct. 105: Prince Bonero'
lo'; Venetian Boy, l06, Quin 1903
Third race Claiming; purse, $500; three
.Pierrot. 1oa sPomercne, 1o5; w .WaItar stM
Mack. l05; 'Drtileld. 1906; Harlock. los
ll3. epi'o W.
,,FaaTl Fourth race as Claiming; purse. $500:
turlongs)-Star Realm. 9S; Nolawn. a..
fMlle. Dazzle 9S; tMarse John ia: Sur
plce, 1922: Sheerfacc 1903; Big Smoke
lO4 ". Thrave's entry.
ftfth race Cone mile and a sixteenth
three -year-olds and up; claiming: purse
$500 )--"Guidepost. lOl; "W Ward. 1Ol
'Yenghee, 1903; ANXIETY. 1O3; War Tax
lo4 Esmont. 106; Little Cote, lO6; MUD
sill. Ill. "
Sixth race Gone mile and fifty yards.
four-year-olds and upward: clairning
purse. s7o0)-"Fountain Fay, 81; sByrne
81; e. 'bierman es Timothy ]. Hogan, 80
BABY Cal. 1922 Major Domo l04: Great
Gull. 1o5; Jeilison. lO7; Hocnr. lo7.