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The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Eggs-Nearby, 85c; Southern. 7sa
soc; average receipts. 7sc.
Butter-Print. Tic: creamery, ex-
ira, 6Sa69c.
Cheese-June-held, 3Ias2c: new
made, 2sa2sc.
Poultry Alive: Roosters, 2oc:
turkeys. 40a45c; spring chickens, 27a
Csc; White Leghorns, Csc; hens, 26a
&c; keats, soc each. Dressed fowls,
Csc; springers, 2sa30c; turkeys, Ala
soc; roosters, 23c.
Calves and Lambs-Calves. 15al6c;
lambs. 12c; prime. 10c.
Hogs-9a10c: boars, 4a5c.
RabbitsITops, 5000 each; No.
and kits, zoe.
Pork-Dressed: Small. 15c: me-
dium, 13c: heavy. 10a11c.
Sheep-3a6c.
Green Fruits-Apples, pcr bas-
ket, 75a2.00; apples. new, per bbl..
$2.5oa7.50; pineapples. s6.00aS.oo:
California oranges, S10.00a12.0o; CAL
ifornia lemons, per box. $3.0oa4.o0
grapefruit. per crate, $4.00a4.75;
Florida oranges, s4.o0a5.0 90: Brussels
sprouts, 10a20c.
Vegetablcs-Potato nearby, per
Dbl. s3.00a3.25: Northern, per sack,
$50; string beans, per basket,
Florida, $2.50a3.5o; cabbages, per
bbl.. $1.oea1.5o: beets, per 100. s4.ooa
ZOO; lettuce, North Carolina, per
crate. $1.00a1.25: romaine lettuce,
per crate, s1.o0a2.oO; Florida, s2.50a
800; peppers, per crate, 33.00a4.0O;
squash. per crate. s3.0oa4.00; egg
plant. per crate. s4.O0a5.o0 onions,
per sack, s1.75a2.00; spinach. per
bbl.. s2.50a2.75; Florida toma-
toes, Fer crate, S2.00a7. 90; sweet po-
tatoes. No. 1, per bbl., $3.50a4.50;
celery, 50ca$1.oo per doz.: New York
celery. per crate. $4.ooa6.0o.
Based on December IL quotations
in important markets, prices for hay,
feed and grain in markets delivered
washington, ID. C., for prompt ship
ment are quoted as follows: No.
1 timothy hay. per ton, $33; No. {
timothy hay, $50: No. clover mix
ed. $50; spring wheat bran, $685.,
spring wheat middlings. $50; cotton
seed meal (36 per cent?, $3.50; old
process linseed meal, SAT; gluten
feed, s51; hominy feed. s42.50; dried
beet pulp. $50: No. yellow corn,
per bu., $1.00&; No. 2 white corn.
s7kc: No. 2 white oats. 6okc; No.
. white oats, 5skc.
The following prices are quoted
by local dealers for carIots, basis
cash payment: No. timothy (wes.-
ern) hay, per ton, $35; No. 2 tim
othy CWestern) hay, s34; No. 1 cio-
yer mixed. s32;' spring wheat bran,
$as; winter wheat bran, Sal; flour.
soft winter t140 lbs. jute),
per Dbl, ssas; hard winter straight
(l40 lbs 5ute), $sa9.50; fancy spring
patent (famiiy brand), ss.25as.25;
No. shelled- corn. per bu. (bags
extra). $1.o6; No. 2 white oats. s6c.
per bu. (bags extra).
Jobbers' prices in ton lots or moro.
terms cash at dealers warehouses,
range mostly from 81 to 50 per
ton over local market. prices on hay
and from 50 to IS per ton on feed.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
LOCAL SECURITIES.
EAIEa.

washington Gas ss. 1000 at 75H. 1000
at 75h. fp.oo0 az 75H.
City and Sub. Riy IS. 5000 at ~ 5000
at 65. 5000, at e5.
1000 at 80.
Risss Realty uons, 81. 1000 at %.
Wash. Riy. pfd.. 10 at s..
|. WashinEton Gas at 4oh. . at 4o5k. Is
at 4o5z, Is at 4oh. IS at <eh.
herEenthaler. 10 at 122H. at 122E, 5
at 123. at 123h. 10 at l24. 10 at LA, 10
at 124. 10 at LA. 10 at i24h.
After Call
Wash. Rly CON-, % at q.
Wash. Riy. A.. 10000 at 80. 1000 at 80.
10000 at CO. 10000 at 50. 1900 at 90.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

NEW YORK. Dec. IA bear
Thanksgiving makes a bull Christ
mas" This is an old adage in the
Street and is being referred to in
commission houses with consider
able irony. A good deal Of stress
has been laid on selling 20 estab-
lish income losses. II may be pos
sible that this phase has been over
done. and IL may BE- possible to"
that some Of the large shorts are
no more anxious to contribute to
the government funds than are
those on the opposite side OF the
market. II would not b. surprising
If the old adage came true.
A committee of representatives
of banks dealing in foreign ex-
change will meet with a committee
Of the New York Stock Exchange
next Wednesday to discuss the inau-
Guration of an open market for for
eign exchange here.
At present il is almost impossible
to get accurate foreign exchange
quotations, the usual practice being
to take the quotations Of a half
dozen banks and average them.
Behind the proposal undoubtedly is
the idea of effecting stabnization
Of quotations.
One banking house here. the name
Of which seldom appears in the
press. has bought 10000 shares OF
four low priced railroad stocks in
the last three days. They have been
paid for in cash and takn out Of
the market. This is the sort Of buy
ing which is going on in consider
able volume. yet is not effective in
stopping such drastic declines as the
market has had recently. Bankers
do not buy when stocks are not
cheap nor when they think condi-
tions are not going to improve.
An important house here has sent
confidential letter 10 a few Of its
wealthiest clients in which il de-
clares that the present time offer
opportunities witnessed in the stock
market only in the days Immediately
following the civil war and those
Of the panic Of 1873. This house
says that standard securities should
be bought now with the idea of
carrying them for several years. and
no attention should be paid TO in
! termittent fluctuations II has a
reputation for having been usually
correct in its judgment on market
affairs.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES

NEW Dec the stock Exchange
ssc years. From
$4,000 /.
sFolowing is Of
security are =
Z fTn-sf fan0N r a4
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
New York Curb Market Transactions
BY Arrangement ". n. q Co.
STANDARD OIL ISSUES
MINING

10 Prairie Pipe Line. 1es e..
10 Sou Pa .-.... 245<
20 standard Oil Cal. a23 40 3es
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
RAIN AND COTTON PRICES.
By Arrangement with

w. y. Hibbs q Co. Members New Cotton EXCHANGE
and Chicago Board Trade.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

( WuIld i,' take GOO. thousand dl
sirt toe the g,ud TInla' lid me" said
~ l. Hum 80 ruud,u -. Akron.
pl.u i0r 'Fr iusi ten Years a yulur u
ruulry'" with the lurston, Tire aud
Huib.r e..
- VIII iv1ys rv. - rlut debt Of
irliiudy tp 14u.ac. o., said. "h,,turu
10 stored m, h'I''t ,umw,t'ly after
,".rffhiir ,ls' f'il'u. and htN" gain.
90 "l,r twenty pounds can uuw eat
be- .''r sleep better Hnl vuiA better aud
Z r,' d., hurdu,N man.
"Ef.~, r',lsr Tauhc uirr Il
.r.~W aud dt' from rdis Hti,n and my
stomach WIS terribly li-urd r,d u1s
ryuus Jrl weak AVID could neither
,lt u,r sleep O. oil. lu, god I seemed
'u Do" .uiul down hill ,yrIN d,y ter ~N
I''Ir. FINALLY. CO.,. condition h,,uu. IS,
rundown that ! lrr enc co trgo q.
tom w,ri. over. week. llut uuv sine
wf trouble flV' bt,u overcome. ] ',u
E.ll ry own with any man 90 ~"
ulyri and often, after WORKING hard al
las. ! put w oS'ri.ru' at uishi and fol
IuDu. 'hc worse flom u ius, seem o.
o. fu.l q new lie and ,r.r.5.
After sc,lr' tho guud ranla, d.d u,.
rv vii" b-"ln ptinr the rioli,iur 500 !
li", sh' Siys % feels b,tt,r th1n sA"
iIls in years.
"TtulHr certainly lc1's anything 7
lty,r stN 90 ms NE"
Tlular j. aid ~ Amarillo ly !. y
collins Drug c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
TRAFFIC RULE

Announcement has bucu matte
by tic police department that the
traffic ordinances ui the city will
in future bc strictly enforced.
both with regard TO the parking
OF cars and with regard to ias,
or reckless driving.
Md this i. right.
The spcrder ar the driver Who
makes turns recklcssly and with.
on; giving customary signal. does
no, endanccr himself alone lie
pr;s in jcupar'y the live Of other
persons. - cars or pedestrians.
who are on the street with him.
There j. no reason why one
should desire e cut a corner.
There j. no reason why one should
stake a chaucc" qnl speed by IN
sections 4, which lie Las no cy-
tended view oi me eros, stree
Nor is there any reason why.
when the fire siren blows. rycTy
car shorld not be drawn 20 IN,
curb 60 give tie truck, a clear
passage.
We believe that The police lie
partner, viii iayc 'hc support -.
al The ci,i2crs in u, determine
fiou TO einnhasi-e Observance OF
Amarillo's traffic regulation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
AZ oBSCGRE MAX

One OF the results Of the nation
al election Is that one COOL man
has been rel, gated g. q liir Of OBJ
security Tor n least four wears
His name T. CALVIN Coolidge aud
he has hccn living an active ii'
- tie governor 81 Ma,,achr-
sets.
We haV, never Questioned the
good intentions 81 Snator Hard
inc. but when he sent ihi, mes
SAGE a. Governor Coolidge re
feel tina; W. ovcrstyppcd the linn,
81 presidential authority and
,.ass,d iron tie bpgnd- ct the
pss slide jppO The REALM ui dreams
.'Congra;ula;icrs over the great
Republican riciory TO which your
strength added So materially.
IL, axc.t. Cyff,rt Ia 4 - -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
Estes Will Report
AT Meeting Tonight

: ..ri1rv " u Estes Il fH. H.,ll
81 t4tv Development viii make rcport
'o lhr organization % o. meeting to-
nish' q his Tip o. the sixth annual
~ ling w tn National As, citation ~
Commercial organization Secretaries
h'd ~. thiclgu from Octol,,r 80 Ia e
inclusive. TN Bard will meet IN IT,
rulgns ~ The rity hall 40 go O'Clock.
AiaDuc uih'y things o. b. taken ~
VII To- tn de- volunteered hy William
" iiuSh - thiago - iucurynraiin:
ini" paiatc state m, siNty.iwn ~
'iNi"eirhi counties north anu south ~
Ah1rill". Dr %. Panhandle urcg,r. wit,
'!i' triir Hdwruut southern ,uiinflr.
tit'u tu with The federal COY, rnmonf.
Nr ESTES also Wii! submit other
ialtt,r~ before The buard for consider.
s'i'r. inciuding the proposition It tn
Au's lioan Park Builders Association
r.. -" dsyifirs Il practical and s.n.
fih!n pl1n for ,itv development: the
frupH.r,l - r y Slaughter ~ Hereford
- develop additional water Supply fDr
NuuriliD. th' matter 81 revising and
.nlrro'ing traifl' rules and regulations
q ih- tiiv, III PROPOSAL - 7 T. M.i.U.
~ - lWi Worth To- tho organization
- 90 lo,l hand. md the matter ~ TN
Pr""d putting up "a pur~' 81 iio.oo6 60
D. pres ntrd i'r The first well within e
firs &C 20 li'@ 90 Amarillo Predicting
~ il cunm'rDi0l uuanti,i's
-a------- -
$50 rNHIi uN wells v,t. .uH.r.d ,HI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
SIs
TEXAS STANDS


With the single exception 81 the
Fourteenth cungrcssiona district
Texas remains as soidly demo
cratic a. L was Tour wears ago.
All those elements which went IN.
"a the political lot e. roll NJ a
majority Cor Warren g.. Harding
went into the making oi rcpuh-
in ;hc person Ct Harry NJ.
Wurzbach. whose name explain,
the coirplexion OF his consti,u-
cn,s.
II is 4 fact tia; all those COM
bined forces within the nation
who were opposcd 20 the world
war, and al .hosc persons who
chaffcl rndc- the restrain, %
war conditions. As well a, an those
who were opposed to the League
OF Nations. joircd hands and yuic-
ed their opposition io lamc, VI.
Cox who lad announced himself
in full sympathy with the Wilson
policies
Wars. however crcditably the
party n rower may acqui, itself
OF its responsibilities. have ever
created dc>i-c Tor change from
ts7i the ''ins" to the "ctns." There
IS always .hc hurian tendency To-
blame the executive for all oi the
riis.or;une ant all oi the suiirr
ing cntailed. directly or indirectly,
by TIE v'aCiug oi the corilic. Re
lie may 10: ~ obtained through
the change OF administration. but
nevertheless the people ar, ats.
fled and therein they vindicait
Cur preSen. form 81 government.
The people have seen til To place
the republican rarity in power
again. Put j, viii I've with a pccrl-
lar degree Il satisfaction that the
democrat oi the United STATE,
Iook back upor TIE splendid rec
ord oi achievements oi the III.
ADMINISTRATION o; Woodrow Vii.
son. realizing a. they do that
there is little likelihood that any
party viii be allie 20 show such Z
splendid record OF achievement,
Tor scores @: wear t. come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
Li.v cODl NJ rIIE DElNDI
~ TIN Behaved CllEATEE

Nv cody. ~, gay l.othar.o ~ ~.
moving pi,tulr world. j. being f,a
tu'rd 20 th' u ardi ih,at,I al. tho firs.
tGa dive "a fhis week in Oil. IA, H;
c'ir >l;uhC!teUn production Tho T.
bowed Chvatci' The plot ~ this story
give Cody au opportunity o. display
hi. talents along ID" "sucIll butterfly
lirr. 20 which b. Is aD al,pt A. 3
'illH sher' Cody has uo equals IN .
foI''n and -rh, Beloved Ghclt,r' j.
rriil,tr wth scenes wh,r,iu b. asan-
ih' hwrts Of irir l1dics nj rly Uu
= .IIlul M ~ ,-u-.llInnlr-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

! T. SIusIrf. ~. =. die 40 his hone
u Wildu.1du q . o'clu's ycs..ldtv
p,,cdncl leaves q wife and thr,o CHI
df'n. lie VA member &C khivl
Shriuc, the Nuuimuu 90 tho world
Baptist church .ud -. l.. e. ~ ih
tim, 60 hi- death hn W.H employed ly
~" D. Is Island 1s station agent
Funeral arrangements have NOT h,.r
made and % D. expected that ont ID
town relatives viii q, ,ur Hiuli'l bsf,.,
fiusl arrangements ars made. The bod
b. huing h'h iu d.. Grlggs funeral D.
lurs p,ud.ug TIE arrival ~ relatives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
-Four Prisoners Are
Sent to Leavenworth

+ F.ur lii UU. r- HlH were sentenced o.
s,r.D t,i7us ia tte federal u,nltcn;iarv
az ~" torn g federal district court
d.. rlrs,d here we're taken iu Lcayru.
So iH kfu-a- Yesterday mofnlnr De-
pruiy United states Marshal l.. T.
i.it0n accompanied rs John Brit as
SPECIAL Emirl.
The prisoner taken ar, WYNN
f,rit.s nlEs 81 Arr Blnykir.' con.
.i'tsd Cor transporting STOLEN auto
| = hil" from Texas into New M.xic,
ur,n pl'1 e.. guilty o. s'rV, ,nc year
rni one dav' ! w. fiulcn. convicted uf
= erIilr chTrr' :rr The same lcncth e..
4m. rhail'y Garter. two Years On q
rharr" - c0urterfeiling by raising or
dollar bills o. tens. and e. r BROWN
! onr y,1r ana three months tor Whit,
/ SAY ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

part in The coming administration.
Good wisbc,."
NJ president, however auto
cratic he may have been OF how
ever beloved he may have been
'r the Hooplc. has ever been able
e. bring . vice Dresden, out oi re-
f'remcr: Governor Coolidge 20,
vice prcsilcr, win soon be- forgot
zen. It's rot within the power o.
the president 20 change tina,
which hg, been iorcordaiucd and
urcdcSt."cd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
Dalhart Boy Gone
to Vernon, Belief

Information hs ben obtained o.
plirc m this ''y that Wri.y l,t'r
,tf.Un. ~ i.N,lr.old som Of ! IS.
.. .u"ttt,I ,i lulhlri. aIull Whom .r.
uuirN hld l-4n reviewed went from
A.nI iIlu 900 Vernon This Information
NsB ,y.n h tW,,lus salesman.
who .tgtul that d, bought dinner
a. iay answering ih, t' ,irfiau
- 'h, H,I'r.sDu ioy. and tl' lHN
tuo. tine uJW fu Vernon several DAYS
as" TN" ie, stated that be- waits go.
inc to \,W.u tu Niil h.s giaudIar.
sute
\ meSs.- was received hy Chief
o. Office ! IS ke,tun YESTERDAY
trcu 'h hrH Gather askirE thr 10
o., to Or ga 90. watch fur 40, l.,S
aua -Nins description II him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
Texas Cattle VIII
Go to Kansas City

That ninety carloads of high grnis
cattle from the territory urruund.i
Mnrfn Tex. win d" on exhibit at ~
knnrat Ci,y stock show. beginning NJ
trnihp a. vus l"arn-d Yesterday frui
Officials - M" liurk island l,nilrutf
Company. mrr whose road the cntil,
an, &" D.. rhippci Three triins VIII b.
required 90 mai" thr shipment o'is
having Maria each day fruin Noycinhi
II TO ~. inclusive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
>IIII.iiLn Nr NIGIIr

\ prominent Tcsss woman suit~r q
Jgprv It u.ght With inj.s .tiou and
vuull IT, awake fHr hours FUwlsg'-
Sicma,h Waters g1yc h'r .lsilr .,li-l
u. som 1s she iried them. For lld' s
'ti.u sour stomach. sac and n;hrr oi'
- H." disorders they .ans g. bat
|St.l - ~ 4. '"g.Ets. Ady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

VIZ o.. ~ ~. Of Nkron. Ohlo..
W. Who says be- would not take
me thousand dollar> for the good
Tanla' has dnnr him. DcclNrs his
health has been iulls restored and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
M1vr.ut, I,rr,l>

I,hu p-,- 60 Mari shaw. lut p hlo,a
N Gl.uNod addition. o0usidvtaiil
.Dn
N ". CrUJs.uri.u Goo john " CrWlr
: lugt,r. lott .. . and o. hlu,k ,3l. Plea
uu.s addition consideration :. 100.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

AlI- Elip Euuit tu United SJv.u-'
lauL. lui o.. N..k .s-. rium'uS ndil
ttru. consideration 49, uu.
g.. e. M,iluiI Geo " Y l's-'. p1t'
ui h"rk 20 pi,m.u'. addition. ,uus,j
ost.,u s.. 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
Fan IIrllanir club

Tho rauh1lhnir club viii meet with
lrs chad Elliot 100 East Tenth street.
SATURDAY, Afternoon "a o'clock. All
national ilrruiN women are invited
|H d. IItetWt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
FATS, NICE, COCKROACHES
MUST Be KILLED
10 Help PrUtnt he Spread Of Disease.
from Infected Places.

Tho Federal state and Munlcipal aaihor'
i,Ies thfoug bout the entire country have
decided that the people everywhere mus
cooperate N thr killing ~ Rats. Micetock'
mates. WAtegbugs. Ants and other pests.
n las hem srler,lhcAlly proven that tie
shove menf toned tue~tsare directly responsi.
lie fpr the sure sd,ng % liuhcnir l1agne AMI
o.aef t.-sAct 10 diseases from tnfecied pia 80.
lnf : 'he t'ssi y years millions 81 box rso'
fTIAkNH ~ - Trio fASiE have lsecu
used surcrssuiN Tor tie killing of l,Ais,
~ .. Coz Sr~arLSs. Sic.
Get box now ~ this guaranteed extes.
innate. aud use 10 according ~ difecthps
Vhtrh are ~ afcd m J. ltusulges. ltis readI
far use better th1n ttsts. dpes not blow
irtothe food like powders. ounce box '
iiUCnrr tox u o. should he envugh To M
from a 70 tfOflts. Pot over ~ Tsarp >.
inNsruntn. a'ithntiiies have been repeat,
- their otlrfs Cor buth stfes ~ eTtNkNs'
LIZ INp HAT And fOACll FASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

$50 YrHii "H wells vcr, opened COB
ti u.d ieHparir if 90, ~ ihe d,
~iH earthquakes iu l.0s Angles. cal
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
YALE READY To
SEND TEAM ABROAD
Professor c. w. Mendell Says Invita-
tom to Compete in Track Meet
Probably Will Be Accepted.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Monday.--Yale
University will probably accept the invi-
tation - send track team to England
this spring, Professor Clarence w. Men,
dell, chairman of the Athletic Board OF
Control. ,ated today.
cablegram has been received from
Cambridge University to the effect that a
letter had been forwarded to Professor
Mendell officially. inviting the track team
to compete in England. Upon receipt OF
the invitation an acceptance will prob
ably be cabled at once, and letter de-
spatched confirmatory Of L , cablegram.
Prospects Of an overseas trip &c ted
to stimulate rivalry for places on the
Yale team for the dual meet with Yale
and Princeton. 1t Is understood at Yale
that Harvard will be unable to accompany
the B.ue on this trip. as has been the case
heretofore.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
.PUFFED EYE NO
BAR TO SHOOTING.
Tracey Lewis, of New York, Breaks
"a at Pinehurst Traps Despite
Impaired Vision.
rspEc1Ar DESPATCH TO THE HERALD

tSiECIAb DISPATCH TO THE HERALD
PINEHURST, N. c.. Monday-Five
events of twenty targets each started the
trap experts off today or their weeks
rampage. 1t was the biggest opening day
the midwinter gathering at Pinehurst has
had. There will be more starters in ths
mdwinter handicap on Thursday than last
year, when high tide up to that time wa
reached. There were ISL entries then. To
day III contestants tackled the clays.
The closest anybody came to a perfect
day was 81, by Jay Clarke, Jr., OF Worces-
ter. 1t was easy to miss under the con-
ditions. brisk wind scuttled across the
fields and made the brids dip. There was
Frank Troeh, for instance. who came al
the way from Vancouver. and smashing
only SO. Voolfolk Henderson, off Old
Kaintuck. another sharpshooter of re-
nown, erased only 81, and was nowhere
near high gun.
Frank Wright. OF Buffalo, a national
amateur champion, and Tracey Lewis Of
New York each broke 81. Last night
young Lewis had puffed eye, but from
the standpoint of vision the ailing optic
was all right today.
Frank Siebert, of the New York Ath-
letic Club, didn't get into the so crowd.
His best was 81. Excellent work was
done by A. c.. Shut, of New York, with
a7 Two Carolnians, II. r. Earle and J.
l. Chipley. were close behind Clarke.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Bolster Is Best
ON a Slow Track
Son of Marco, Starting Public Choice,
E;eats Good Field Over Dis
tance of Ground.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Monday.-Fol-
lowers Of first choices got good break
at the Fair Grounds track today. The
Seminole Purse of $1,000, the feature race
of the afternoon, was won by G. w. For
mans Bolster, the five-year-old chestnut
gelding by Marco, ridden by Thurbur. The
distance was at mile and a sixteenth,
and Bolster, starting at even money. COW
cred the route in the good time for the
slow track of 15o. Bolster. who was
beaten by Simpleton last Saturday in a
driving finish. redeemed himself by
trouncing Drummond, Dottie vandiveer,
Sailor and Eulogy
The summaries
First Race.-For maiden two-year-olds; colts
and geldings: purse s7OO: three furlongs. Time
to Ssfr nd sp[nH sat fist %hppet ss Iipssn S@
ff ~ a9 DqSt TO and 10 r9omSear aS to
rrsss Second Raee,FOr three; ear-olds and upward
Aiexander iio lSs coltetti 70 i' AFehie to ie
and to 8. first; Duke Of Deyonshire. liz fWar.
AIse csFS r. BsTs sae Thu1maa aa al fs5s S5s
GsSrge Mgehle6ae6 ana Dr. Campbell. lA'' ''''
,a,mn hTn ssSo and inward
st. Isidore. 1o5 lbs iColtiiett1. to e to 5 and
TO ;. first: Pulux, 1l5 Gunsfordl 10 to /. / &c
to 5: to and to 5,third. Also ran:Mpocod
Siesta. Green Mint Young Adam, O'Donoyan. Co
Fourth Race@seminols iarse: f1e: for four-yearold.
ana and Upward; purse $1,000; one mile and SIX
sysn eiDs,oI to - !. and out first prummond. io7 ar
HaipGves "a nd % % sColtettn; 70 70 and to 8
y Race. - For four-year-olds and upward
cm 90; one mile and a iurIone. Time 3:oo IL
first Ben ,Ha%pson: io7 (Rlcicreek), 10 to to- i.
snen., Willdo. Alexander Little String, Plumcof
rrank ;, Matto1. Judge David. Baby Sister and Or.
nI,s sixth .s Race- -For fouryear-olds and upward
:S- S-3: caballo. 100 lbs. yWidaJ, to /. to /
ana : TO o FIRST: Taniac.. 113 tsterlingl. to l.
I, !, to =: to and iso 5, third. Also rsn:1fncus.
Nab and Capital City ' sie'""'
seventh Tace.-Fotf four.year-olds nnd upward
purse !5 S1ooi o. one mile and sixteenth Time,
aod ao aoa to first: Bajazet. 10 lAyert. 5 to
rMGrzlEs. :EsrlS ts s,rS, g and sven Also
Miss. Central Bing and Dancing Carnival
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
TURF AND TRACK NOTES.

The Victory Steeplechase Handicap. two
miles, value IS, oO0 was run at Manchester
England. January /. v. Samues' aged
bay gelding Loeb Allen. by Lochryan-
kirstie. carrying 40 pounds. and ridden BY
Piggott. was the winner Mrs. II. Hollins'
aged bay horse Turkey Buzzard, by White
Eagle-Therapia. 15O pounds was second
and II. Chappeps aged bay geiding Bell
Tou. by Agar-Curfew. $50 pounds. third
Eight horses ran. The Irish representa-
tive. Chlonree. six years old. under 15s
pounds, was the favorite at 2 to /. He
was accompanied from Ireland by large
delegation which confidently supported
him. He finished fourth. Bell Toll was
second choice at AZ to I. After leading
to the final jump he receded to third DO
sition. Turkey Buzzard was a. strongly
fancied to l chance.
George w. Loft and Harry Sinclair. who
were recently appointed members Of the
state Racing Commission, together with a
party Of friends have gone to Lexington.
KY. to attend the sale Of thoroughbred
stock. TO be offered on Thursday by John
b. Madden. Others who Will be at Ham
burg place when the sale begins are James
Rowe. Phil Chinn and Emil Herr. II Is
said Samuel c. Hildreth. who has OF late
been located at Rancocas arm, will toln
mis- partner, Harry Sinclair, in Kentucky.