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The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
RECORD MARCH
OIL TPUT
Production in That Month
Greatest IN Any Similar
Period IN History.
OKLAHOMA TAKESLEAD
Surpasses California BY
Slight Margin as Shown
By Preliminary Figures.
OKLAHOMA TAKESLEAD

The March production OF petro-
leum. amounting 10 3Gtsl.eoe bar
reis. a daily average Of I,I7T.Ias
barrels, is the greatest on record
for any one month. These figures
compare with q daily average Of
s7s.2se barrels in March. 1919. and
OF sssso3 barrels In March. IsIs.
II production continues for the rest
Of the year at the rate established
in The FIRST quarter the total for
1890 will be in excess Of lIo.ooo, ,ooe
barrels.
The hgures for March indicate
that Oklahoma has resumed tts
leading position, surprising CALI
fornia by q slight margin. which.
however. will be increased when
hnal figures showing oil consumed
on the leases become avsilable. In
creased daily average production 20
reported for all the States except
LOUISIANA In which a slight falling
on 10 Indicated compared with the
revised figures for February. The
small gains OF the AppalachIan
y
Stocks OF domestic petroleum held
by pipeline and other marketing
companies on the last of March
amounted to IaS,zsi, 900 barrela
marking the continued withdrawal
Of stocks which has been in proF-
ress since September. 1918. The
greatest decrease u,i3i,OOo barrelsI
occurred in California, where the
large drafts on stocks which have
been reported In recent months con-
tinueS. Gulf Coast stocks also were
depleted t46.000 barrels durinG
March. II should be observed, hows
ever, that these large withdrawsls
Of stocks Of heavS oil were in parf
counterbalanced by small gains In
stocks Of the other fields. the most
notable being a gain of'S23. 900 bar
rels in the Appalachian field. Stocks
Of Mexican petroleum. held by im-
porters have not been collected for
long enough period to shoy sig,
nifcant results, but q reduction OF
stocks Of imported oil is also re-
ported.
Imports for March established a
record. the total amounting 20 more
than 6.50o.o0 barrels, exceeding the
imports for March, 1919. by more
than 5000, 900 barrels Exports Of
crude oil, amounting TO SCI. .lss bar
rels, were almost four times the
quantity exported in March, 1918.
Total consumption Of petroleum In
March, 1890, exceeded total consump-
tion in March, 1919. by more than
IL, 600, 900 barrels. II consumption
continues for the rest Of the year at
the rate established in the FIRST three
months the total will be in excess Of
ass 100000 barrels. The March daily
rate Of consumption exceeded the
daily rate OF domestic production by
more than 400 barrels.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
MAY BE CORNER
IN REPLOGLE STEEL

New York, May 5s-Members of
the New York Stock Exchange were
asked by the committee on business
conduct today to report all pur-
chases. sales or clearances Of Rep
logic Steel stock from April 10 to
May IL.
Allan A. Ryan, who was CEN
nected with the recent activities in
stock of the Stutz Motor Company
on the exchange. Is a heavy holder
of Replogle stock, according to re-
ports in financial circles. Trading
in Stutz stock was suspended by
the board of governors after the
price went up to $500 share within
q few days.
Following announcement of the
investigation of Replogle transact
tions, the stock sold on . points
to 50.
The committee asked broker firms
to report all transactions, giving
the price. the name of the firm and
the customer. The number of
shares each company was long,
and short" was also requested.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06

Weather conditions play little part
In the earning power of coal distrib-
utors. The demand Is constant, with
but slight variation during the sum-
mer and winter. a factor worthy of
consideration as evidencing uni
formly steady earnings, which nat
urally increase with the growth of
the distributing facilities and the
population Of the districts served.
By combining the coal, ice and
trucking business further substan-
tial revenues are assured. Custom
more than anything else plays a
large part in the distribution of
coal with ice in New York, particu-
larly in the cheaper sections of the
city, the poorer classes purchasing
their coal, ice and wood from the
same distributing agent
From a market standoint botn
the Burns and the Farrell stocks are
in an unusually strong position, the
shares having been thoroughly dis
tributed, a feature that has been
very noticeable in the market action
OF the issues by the ease with which
they respond to any concentrated
buying or selling.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
HARDING EXPLAINS
LIBERTY BOND DROP

Liberty bonds have deprecated
because individual holders became
spendthrifts" after the armistIce
ana used their bonds like so much
money. Governor W. p. G. Harding.
or the Federal Reserve Roar
stated in letter to Senator owen,
Democrat, yesterday.
The decline in the market price
Tor Liberty bonds and Victory note,
mas resulted from circumstances
entirely beyond the control of the
Federal Reserve Board, or the Eede
eral Reserve banks. Governor
harding wrote. They cannot be
Drought back to par by artificial
methods.
To lower the Federal Reserve dis
he said. would have "oyerwbeir,as..
Federal Reserve banks with appli-
cations for loans probably "far he
yond their utmost lending power"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
MONEY.

New York. May 5. The market
Sor time funds has probably not
been as dull In several years as at
present. Such moderate transac-
lions as took place previously rep
resented out-of-town funds. OF
ate the situation has been reversed
md New York has been called upon
W the interior instead of drawing
.unds therefrom. With both the
local institution and those In the
Interior out of the market. business
. practically at standstill. The
.redit strain in the country sections
continues. and is reflected in the
irmness Of the market for prime
mercantile paper, which is quoted at
he recently raised level Of ~ to
~ per cent
Prime bank acceptances member
bills are quoted at ea6k for ninety
lays. and 5Ka6 per cent for sixty
lays. and 5& ASK per cent for
hirty-day documents.
Money on call ranged at per
ant Al day.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
PATSHoGUE MILL
.... -. EARNINGS INCREASE

Warwick. Mitchell and Company.
accountants, report combined earn
ings OF the Patchogue Manufactur-
ing Company. Plymouth Mills and
the Patchogue-Plymouth Mills Cor
poration for 1919. showing sales of
s4.s5S.377!11. an increase of 80 DER
cent over those of the year preyi-
n~s. Net profits after taxes and
depreciation were s424,671.3O. an in
crease Of 81 per cent over results
for 1913, and exceeded by 40 per
cent the estimate made by Presi-
dent ]. d. Einstein last fall.
Net profits for 1919 were over
three and a half times the dividend
requiremnts on $1,500,o0O per
cent preferred stock. The surplus
available for the common, after
provision for q full years dividends
on the preferred. was sfs.1o per
sha-e. as compared with $s.I3 in
1918.
The company Is one OF the largest
manufacturers Of lace curtains and
the largest American manufacturer
Of wool-and-fibre and aII-fibre rugs
and mating In the United States.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
ANACONDA COPPER MINING.

New York. May 5.-The Anaconda
Copper Mining Company reports for
year ended December 81, last, total
receipts sioo.71a.49s compared with
sl47,61s.so2 in 1918. The balance
for dividends amounted to $s,io3, GAL,
equal to s2.l4 share on the capital
stock outstanding compared with
S2e,so2,sI0 or ss.s2 a share in 1918.
The loss in the total receipts was
due entirely to the drop in the sales
OF metals which amounted to s5a,-
ess,ete last year, contrasted with
s1o2.5ss.542 in 1918.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
AMERICAN SAFETY RAZOR.

Total surplus of the American
safety Razor Corporation for the Pc
riod from September IL to Decem-
ber 81, 1919. aggregated 3sss.7Ss.
equivalent to 81 cents share earned
on the 100000 shares Of capital s25
par stock.
Net profts for the period were
s52o,ss1. Income from other sources
totaied s17s.i64. bringing tho total
available for taxes 70 ssss.7tS.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06


follows:
from
bu-Jun u to
Flour Apr pprodaeed G during week
Total stocks heat,
prevlo
of l.
with
barrels
days April Seing prGra 5ea the monthly total
mary Force
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
MIDVALE STEEL.

New York, May 9Th Midvale
Steel and Ordnance Company and
subsidiaries report for Quarter end-
ed March 81 last: Net profit of
$l.516,ss7, equal to as cents ner
share on the outstanding stock com :
pared with s3.2S2,5s5. equal to s1.S4
per share in the preceding three
months, and with $2.75o,is7. or s1 AZ
per share in the first ouarter Of
last year. The statement follows:
Net earn
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
Local securities.

wsshaassss stssk x-a..sA
o,otstio.s for lsz . estl
Furnished By hoern<st = xlnsrs.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06

Active New York Stock Exchange

VURNrsHED By MooRHEAD q ELnOHD
Nsmbsr New York Stock Exchsnea
LrBERTY BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
HEYDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY.

Boston. May 5.--The balance sheet
OF the Heyden Chemical Company as
Of February 20 last shows cash
amounting TO ss7.544, surplus and
undivided profits of s5s7.ess, and to-
tai assets and liabilities Of ss,247.-
AT.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-06
THE DOLLAR In FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
United States Grain Corporation
Reports Weeks Grain Movements

The United
ending April comparison with
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
25-HEAD OF CATTLE-25 ONE PAIR OF GOOD WORK HORSES
Public Auction
THURSDAY, JULY I. 1920.

at 1.3e p. m. (new time), rain or shine, at the Aldrich farm. so-called, situated about 3-4 of a mile from the village of Ashaway, on the Boom Bridge road: Ten head of new milch cows and heif- CTS. with calves by side. Helsteins. Ayrshires and Guernseys, a good lot of young cows that have freshened in the past two weeks head of springers that are all due in July-a nice lot of young cows that would suit anybody l Guernsey bull coming years old Holstein and Ayrshire heifers. com ing in this fall. ? years old, and a good rugged lot of heifers; 1 matched pair of bay horses. weight 2500 pounds, two workers in all harness. middle age suitable for farm or road work l Sampson Stover windmill with 30 1t tower, all complete with pump, etc can be seen at W. H. Burdick's store Ashaway.
 If you want new milch cows or dry stock, just be on hand July lst, at 1.30 and your price is ours. Arrangements can be made for stock delivery. Trolleys leave Westerly at quarter Ot every hour.
 L. s. ANTHONY. Prop.
 A. E. KINSLEY, Auctioneer.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
FARM FOR SALE
PRICE S25OO.

Farm of 40 acres land, 20 acres good tillabIe level grass land, balance pas7 ture and woodland, plenty of wood; good house of eight rooms, two barns buildings in good repair; some fruit water in house and barnyard. This farm is located on good road. near a city, and will be sold to close an estate and can give immediate possession.
 FRANCIS D. DONOEUE,
 Central Bldg. Phones. Norwich, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
LOST AND FOUND
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

WANTED - Automobiles to pain; Ford cars s30 up; best paint Tel. sSl Je2Sdt
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28

FOR RENT-Large furnished room in nice location. Telephone 440. je2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 First class 251-acre farm. pleasant location, main improved state road, mail and telephone service. excellent lz-room house. : large barns, silo, ice house, garages. poultry houses for 1000 hens, sheds and odtbIildings, all in good condition 100 acres smooth, fertile fields. 100 acres spring watered pastures, balance woodland, stream through farm, running spring water at buildings, $5,000. S1,000 cash.
 TrYOR's Agency, WilIinantic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
4 Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement VII SeIl It
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two pole gears, one set of double coach harness, silver mount ed, first class shape. John Dodd. Z02 Boswell Ave. jeZ8d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
LICENSED ENGINEERS
 AND PILOTS FOR NEW YORK HARBOR

PILOTS S19O, ENGINEERS sISo PER MONTH; ETGHT-HOUR DAY, TIME AND ONE-HALF AUTER EIGHT HOURS, SIX DAYS PER WEEK, ALL YEAR AROUND, PER- HAVEN'T POSITIONS; PLACES TO BE FILLED VACATED BY MEN WHO aUTr SERVICE WITHOUT MAKING ANY DEMANDS WHATEVER, -gIs IS NOT A sTRIKE-BREAKING AD- VERTISEMENT. APPLY TO R. NJ. SMITH, ASSISTANT SUPLRINTEN- DENT, NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILRoiD. NEW '.oNDON. may4d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
A Bulletin To Let !.
 Advertisement Will Rent Il
FOR sALs-Automosiiss

FOR sALE-Cheap. a Cadillac de- livery, lateiy VVSraauaeO. JVnn Joroan, OentIdl N narI. Je-ou
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent It
TO RENT

TO RENT-Meat market. Inquire Mrs Ii. A. Gallup. PlaInneld. JeZSd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
FOR SAIL

FOR SALE Eight-room cottage, with bath, hard wood floors, hot and cold water, new steam heating system and concrete eel lar. Only five minutes walk from Mar lin-Rockwen Corp. For full particu- lars, inquire of
 A. V. COVELLO, Tel. 6SS-S 19S Cliff St.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
FOR SALE

FORD ton truck. large platform body, tires almost new and engine in very good shape. Price $3S5.
 One light delivery truck. 1z-ton body, with top. good tires. and can be bought very reasonable.
 One Overland five-pasS. touring. five good tires, newly painted, good family car Price s365. CHAS. LAVALLEY, je2Sd Plainheld, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

FARMERS-Just received a lot of all kinds of silage corn and corn fertil- izers. Call us for prices. GreeneVilIe Grain Co., Phone 326-5. ie25d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28

FOR SALE-Maxwen touring cars. I5 and T. $500 to $500; Chevrolet tour l ing; several other cars at low prices.
 II. E. Anderson. 2l Maple St. Daniel son, Conn. Tel. $40. aprSd
 l FOR SALE-Harley-D Davidson motor
 lcycles and bicycles at. the Norwich l cycle Co. A. Water st. aprbd
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
New Orleans Entries

First race tpurse, 500, claiming two
year -olds; three furlongsl-0h Doctor ll2
Repeat, 112; Tutt, 10S Get Em, 107: "I.ura
l04 Voorin. lo2; Morning Face, lo1; *No
Foolng. 81, sJoe Ba!ding. 81
Second race (purse $500; claiming -four
year olds six furlongs9-Cuy. ll2: JOSEPH
Beam musPhy sps iS o 'fGs Iansaon is G11Ft
Change, los; Maud smith. los: Columbia
Tenn. 1os; Ina Kay. 1O7 Meg. 1o6; Vision
iioS; merry Lass, 100 Also eligible
Comts1ey. 1o5; Ermtana, 1os.
Third race (purse, 800: claiming; three
year olds, mile and seventy yards)-ToH
Brooks, ia; Buddy Tucker, ia; 'John J
Casey lo7; Miss Sterling lcs; "rrioln-
.Ponderosa, 1O9; Adrenne r.. l0s; Jim
Dudley. lOe Nannette Flaok. 1903; Waldo
Jr, 1o4; .Short Change. 90; 'Barenka, "a
Also eligible: Mitchell May. 1903, Richard
v. 1os. .Rappahannock Ill, l0s, Bees
Wing, 90.
Fourth race Getty Park Highweight Han.
dicap; purse, 1000; three -year-olds an
upward; six furlongs)-,riokl'sh ~
Charlie Leydecker. 100, Courtship, II.
Siesta, lo7, Eulogy loS.
Fifth race (Kenwood Purse: purse, $500
three year-olds: six furiongs) Sim pleton.
lac; Minute Man. 40: Furbslow. ies Sweet
Liberty o; Arrowhsad lgs na,AbsI AnsI'pa's os
Flying Witch, 10i; Allivan, lol.
Sixth race (purse. 800; claiming; four
year-olds and Upward mile and an eight n }
p G. King. ia; semper Stalwart, 10s
1os; Al Pierce. lo9;' :Mayor. GalyIn. 1o7
Baiasre, indsaS' loa, .verity. %,
Seventh race tpurse 500; claiming
four7year- -olds and upward mile and an
sArbitrate. 100; sCavan Boy. loa; Ben
Hampson. 1885, 'Brookland. 90; 'statim. 80
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Five FavOrites
Over Line First.
At New Orleans
Bolster One of Two Favor
ties to Fail Backers: Wads-z
worths Last Wins Feature

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. with cons
dltlons much improved. the followers
of favorites got the first good break ins
two weeks at the Fair Grounds to-day.
as five Of me first choices got home In i.
front in the seven races The upset Of
the afternoon was the defeat of Boil
ster, which went to the post a bes
favorite in the Stars and Stripes Ham
dicap, but could do no better thar
finish second to Wadsworth's Last,
with Soldat de Verdun taking down
third money :.
ne results: -
First race tpurse. 500, maiden two-yeara
tRodriguez). II to 5, even and . % 5 won.
Loeb Leven. lli tGroth). to J. , TO l AMI
even second; Blemishsd. ia stack. to-
!, to 5 and to 5. third Time :35 s-a--
Lotta Speed. Miss Adrienne. Nary Head
Lucy Kate and Twinkle Blue a.so ran
Second race (purse, $500; three year
lIs (obert). I to ?. to and 4 70 s. i1lg won
The Archer. ia (Ambrose). 10 2 even
and 20 :. second; satana. lle tRodri-s
l.l5 IS. Cormoran, Al B1ja. Lady Pa
taud. Nashotah. Barenha and Bridge Play
er also ran -
Third race opurse. s7eo: claiming, toug-..
light. ~ tBoyle9. to 8 to 10 and J..
TO 3 won: The Belgian II (Wica). 70
l. 70 and 10 ., second NJ Berr
thurman lvf (kelsey). ; TO To ane,s-
; to l. third Time l.I4 9-5 Bagpipe-
Green Mint. kebo. Arch Piotter Lorens.
Moss. Hidden Jewel. Rainbow Girl Bsrf
one, Cock O. the Main also ran
Fourth race (Stars and Stripes Hand.>e
cap purse. 81. 000; four year-oids and ir-
ward one milo and half, -- Wads-.
worth's Last. 107 (Thurber). 70 . 8 to
; and to 10. won. Bolster. lI2 (Arnbrose =
70 ,. ! to and TO 4. second Solaat N
Nerdun. lo7 N2odriguez). 10 T. TO l anae
even, third Time 2-S4 As. Ornoud Sailor
Tantalus, Quito. Glasstoi and El Ray alsp :
KAN.
Fifth race Country Club Purse. $500: :"
Sands Of Pleasure. ia tGroth) ; 10 >.
10 . and out, won; Trusty, l0s (Widal 2
to ., 10 and to g. second Lazy Lou
~ (Mooney(, to l. TO I and 70 )
third. Time. IA 3-5. Cerinus WOOD
stone and Grapdee also ran. *
sixth race( purse. 500, claiming. three- y
year-oids and upward mile and ons
sixteenth )--Alhena, 1e8 (Stack). to s.
10 D.. and TO 4. Won. Chick BatAley. is
contestant, l0s (Boyle), TO .. to 5 ard
) to 5. third Time. $50 -. Trentinn-7
Margery, PluVada and Harry Rudder also
ran.
seventh race 6purse. 800: claiming
thre4- Year-olfs and upward. ore mite ana
one-sik kteenthl l-Willigan. 10t oRlchcreek ~
. 10 = even and 70 ;. Won. Verify. Itl.
stack, TO l. 3 10 and to s. second
Lottery, ll3 tkelsey), 7 to 1, % . ana
even. third. Time. 1850. Brown Favoriic.,
1ode4es, Indian Spring and Dancing Car
nival also ran
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Marquand Swimmers
Win From Erasmus

The defeat OF Robert Gaibraita TIE
Metropolitan Association champion. L,
the form Give featured the dual swi-r
between Marquand School and Eras-
mus Hail High school in the Brooklyn
Central Y. NJ C. A. pool yesterday.
Aarquand Won tae meet, 81 to IS Cal
brai.h, who competes in open compe-
tition for the New York A c., finished
in tie for second place with Rey-
nolds, Erasmus Hall Novarine. of Mar
qlaad was the winner
TIE summary:
Coward relay gaee-won by Marquand.
Erasmus ,AaH with Gardner. Ruch. Ros-
'ettI and Sir Mullen. second. Time. / 80.
Dive f0r form Won by Novariue. Mar
qland. Win % points, GalbrAith, Mar
QuanG alsd Reynolds Erasmus. tied for
second place. with IS points.
6o-yagd Swlm--Won by NtcMullen.
Erasmus Hail Mason. Marduand, second /,
brown Mafquand. third. Time. or 3-5
lo0-yard swim-Won by Morrison. Mar
9uand, Kossetti Erasmus, second Mazet.
Iar4uand third. Time 1903 a..
Plunge for disrauce-Won by A1cMullen
Erasmus With 80 feet; kerstes AIarquand,
second. SIMMONS MarQuand. third.
20 yard swim-Won by Morrison Mar
9uana NoNarine. Marquand second
Gardner. Erasmus, third. Time. 800.
Fina POINTS -Marquand School, 81,
Erasmus Hall High School. 1s.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Havana Results

FIRST race purse. 5000 for three-year-
fsis-.,,.I e.elI'''ns SIX turioHss1 ilsinah, log
"on; Vain chleN. 95 (HunN. Is to / 8 to /
nd 30 ]. second Babyionian 10l tAt-
aa'nson) 5 % :, even and to z, third.
Dot. Sea Prince and Captain Tony also
Second race purse. $500; for three-year-
~. eud upward; claiming; five and half
',lo9ssl lack Dawson. 1o6 .9Fletcher),
10 !. 2 70 and to 5. won. Herder. 1l3
~usros to .. 3 to and to 3,
yiona Ray Ennis 10S (Atkinson). s to /.
,te.a go W.ifer. Top Rung. Litholick, Laura
ilicr Naowl Walton and Leolna also ran.
fhrd race purse $500; for three year
|is and upward claiming five and a
to D. to and to 4. won, Twenty
sever. III (JarrelD. Z to 2, s to and
70 second. VIII Soon. 1is lrayior),
-! o jill, Baccarat, Honest George
ehc teiicidad also ran.
Fourth race (purse $500; for three-year-
vplls and upward; claiming. siN furlongs)--
WA Wa'ter Mack, loz lM4ngan). 6 to !. 2 to
n to l. to and 5 to ?, second
ihecoder 8, jArchambait). 4 to 1. TO 5
Circulate. beeAhand INK wynnewood and and
feasant also ran.
tffth race (purse, 5000; for four-year-
"ipS S and upward claiming mite and
,sltiy yards)-Pretty Baby. 10s (Carmody).
to a. ] to and / to 4. won; tair.y, IlS
n1iaFgan). to |. to and to S. second
aiadtn. ll3 (Taylor). Is 10 j, to l and
10 !, third. Time, 1:47. Exempted,
seyeiry James Dick Benson. Iittlecote
ana Zodiac also ran.
Sixth race (purss, $500; for tour-year-
o,ds and upward; claiming. one and one
saxtsenth miles Hope, 80 lHunD, to l,
10 and even, won; Regresso. l04 CAT
sNsnson) TO l, to / and aven. second
Sal'atelie, los tcarmody}. TO z, even and
= to ?, third Time. 1;43 2-o. Boone,
,1eandieight. Point to Point, Sassnta and
fokslon March also ran
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Havana Entries

First race (six farIongs; three year-olds
and upward: claiming; purse s600}ZsCol.
Lillard 96; Rockaree IS; Director James
50, Red, 1o3 'Baby Bonds. 1o4- sAccia-
nation. los: venetian Boy. 1os magic
Mirror. 1o7; uimilitrude. log; Native s~li.
ll4' Tranby. III, Leoma, III
Second race tsix furlongs: three-year-
oIds and upward, claiming purse 5000
Precious Jewel. 1Ol. Jack Healev IO3
Ambassador III. 104. sQuin, 1o6; sBuster
Clark, log; Lillian O.. f09 Eddie Tranter
III: Iron Boy, III; Blanche Donation. 112
Blanchita. l12; Frank Burke, 114 Peace
full Star. 11A
Third race (six furlongs, three-year -olds
and upward claiming. purse S600)-"First
enc, 102; .Prince Direct. I02: .Avion. i02
Stiletto. 1o5; Royat. l06; White Crown,
1l0. Dimitri. 10.
Fourth race live furlongs; thres-year-
olds: claiming; purse 5000 Ford, 81,
leans Girl. SO, Drusiha 100. Lucie May.
1913: Sea Bat. 1o6; 'Ruby. 107: Polar Cub,
l0S; Heron. 10S 'Old Red. 1os
Fifth race Zone milo and a sixteenth:
three -year-olds and upward claiming
purse o0)-sCorydou. a6: Ned Mley-
bright, SO; 'Don Thrush. IO2. "Jellison.
lo5: 'Poacher, los.
Sixth race Gone milo: three- -year-olc4s 5
and upward. claiming; purse S600)-Hat-
rack. IS, parable, 101. Egmont los
Zodiac. l09. Whippoorwill, lIA, Kilken-
ny, IA.
.Apprentice allowance Of Eve pounds
claimed.
Weather clear; track slow