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KENILWORTH ENTRIES.

First Race Prise $500; for @-year-oldS;
six fUrI0rEs: R0mper. o.: Landsend. 102;
key T. ia: +Buby Grand. IL; ROseate,
lO2: Tharpu. 1O5; tAjom. 1903.
f.. X. J.. Ross entry
Second Racs-Purse 81. 500: 3-ycar-OIds and
up: roaind in C1Hadu: mile and seventy
yards. Vioh g. 81: Atiph0u H.: RugIe
March. IN: algonquin. 100; Uncle John.
llN-
Third Racs-PurSc 81 800: claiming: 3
ypar-uldS and up: FIVE and d half furlong,
'Enrrinitp. -. Manuikin md. lO2: Cymnr-
rex IC9: Peasant. los. Dancer. los: Pokey
r. III; Bounding Through. 1O4; Van~yIvia
los. IIuntrrSs. los. sedan los: Lonely. lis:
Earnest. 115. Also eligible: spokane Queen,
TO-. 'P. Moody. D.. Fair East. 10
Fourth Race--Pur>e 81. 500: 3-vear-oIds and
up; six fnrI'nES: Sandy 2, %; Beck and
InT: Toe The Marx. 1O6; Anticipu tp %; Rig
Iasa. l0i. 'OnicU, lO2; Red Land. 1903; 'Di-
omeGc 100.
Fifth Raos-Pur~e $1,000: handicap: 3.
yerr-Olds and up; mile and sixteenth:
WEXFORD 30: Mayor House. %. Euklux.
100; Veteran. III; Gain De Cause. %: Is
csrpolstte. 100; Hindoo~tau Ill.
Sixth Racs-PurSe 100: claiming: (.
year-olds and up; mile and furIOng
'Prune>. 1903: 'GeO-ge Washington. 1903;
'S0lid Rock. 1O6; RubbIing Louder. los; W.
II. Baker. los: BrOUkIand III: sSuoduri1
los. 'Duke Run. lO6: 'Jack Reeves. lO6
LeiuSter. lOS: SunningdaIe. III: Constan.
the. Ill Also eligible: Margery. los;
'Sky Pilot. lD8
Seventh Raes-Purse 81 900: claiming: 3.
yeaF-"lds and mp; mile and seventy yards
Chrome 81: 'Dr. Rae. o.; Frank Monroe
Don Dodge. 81; Royal Jester. 100: Bla.
Zrhry, lo5; Mack O'Day, los. Douglas 8
los; Highland Lad. l12. Also eligible;
Caquer. 100; 'POlrOmP, 1O4; HondO. 100.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Race Purse $l.4OO; claiming; 3
year-Olds and Up; fllies and mares fur
longs. 'Bea ming Beauty, 81; Sweeping
Glance. LOG: 'GlOria France, 90; 'FuTbelOw
100; Sweet Liberty, 1O7; 'Lady Luxury, los
Cotton Blossom, 112; Gypsy Queen, ZIG.
Second Race Purse $1,000; 2-year-olC
maiden colts and geldings; furlOngs
Frank E. lI2; All Right Sir. 112; Tribune
ll2; Dark Friar, 1l2; Glenn Theisen, ll2
Fantochc. 112; Hand Sweep, 1l2; Nonskid
H.: Court View, ll2, Dark Ben, ll2; DaT
Jackson, l12; So Hum. H.. Also eligible
Willow Tree, liz: OraleggO, 1l2; Ace, ll2
The Moor, 112; Botheration, 1l2; Win o
Quit. H..
Third Race-Oue mile and a sixteenth
AmozoIa, 1Ol; Missed the Train, lO4; Ses
Prince. 1O4; Grand Slam. 1O4; Frivolity
1903; Arrow Point, 1O7; Roisterer, 100; Fritz
lO9: Sans Boy, 100.
Fourth Race-Purse s.. 900; allowances; .
year-Olds; l mile. Gangway, 100: TBettina
lO7; tDarjeeling, 10; LONELINESS. lOT; Bruce
Dudley 10: North EIkhorn. 10; Balanc,
Wheel. 10: Sir LownfaI 10: Brother Balch
10: Sir Thomas Keenan,. 10; NaPOo, 10
Adunis, 10. Also eligible: Countess, 1oI
~ Y. Camden entry.
Fifth Race-Purse s.. OO0: Fountain Squar
Handicap: 3-year-OldS and up; furlOngs
Ocean Sweep. 81: CIintonviIIe, 81: Jorice
los; Out Of the Way. 1903; George starr. 10
Sixth Race-Three-y ear-oIds and up: claim
ing: purse 81 300; one mile and quarte-
'Richard V. 90: 'GOurmand, lC5; 'Buck
board lOT; sCupt RpeS 10: Mamie o. lUl
'Bueknail, 1O5; 'Sun God. 100; Hank ODay
10; ia Foudre. 1872 Barune. lO5; Blac
Thong. 10; Wave, III. Also eligible: Can
tileyer. 10: Yelie. 1O1
Seventh Race-Four- year-olds and up
/ claiming; purse 81 100: one mile and six
/ teenth: Athena. 1Ol. 'Madgp T. lO5
/ Judge Price, 1Nl; Walter II. PearCe. 100
| 'HOcnir, 1Ol: 'TIarl6Ck. los: 'Balddin. 1903
] Trophy. 1O6: 'AdpIia W. 1903: Fair Orient
! los; Broom Peddlrr. IO3 Lothian. 100.
/ apprentice allowance claimed.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES

First Race-For 2-ypar-oIds: claiming
iye and one-half furlungs: st. Donard, III;
PlRsy. 90; FIoretta. 90: Squaw Man. l19;
Santa Claus. ll6; Stir About, 1O2; Ocean
Swell, ll6; Day Lily. los: Rose Cliff, 90;
Silence, ZIG; Puyia, 90: Sea Cove, lO2.
Second Race-For 3-ypar-oIds and up;
claiming: mile and seventy yards: Nose,
IL; The Roe 100; GueIand. 1OG: Lovely,
81; AstPriSk. H.: GeX. IOG: Favour, 1903;
Mars Mouse. lO6: Dio,coride 10.
Third Race For 3-year-oIds and up;
handicap: mile and onp-sixteenth: yetow.
no; Tailor Maid, ~; Thunder Storm lis:
War Mask, lO1; Cromwell, 90; Kashmir,
lO2-> Alphep 1O5.
Fourth Race Belgrade selling stakes:
5000: 3-ycar-oIdS and up: six furIongs
Major PIrke. III: O~good. no: Youuped,
10; 'Nirr Chairman. III; Fickwick, 10,
Head Over Heels lbs.
Fifth Racc-Mlaiden~ 3-year-oldS and up:
claiming: six furlungS: Frrnchman. lOG;
Winnrconnc. TO-. Over the Top lUG: The
Roc. 10. Ola Lee l03; 'AIvr< lOl: 'La
EnjoIeur, los: 'War Loan. 1nI; Once
Around. H.. General Cadorna. 1O2: Irwin.
chile. 1l0: Tnucher'~ Pet. 1903. Private Pete.
Iu2: War Map lGG: FurIough. 10
Sixth Racc-FOr 2-year-old maidens; six
fUrlong>. Golden Flint 10; NchUlous. l1j.
Grrnader. H.: Current Events. 10; Allairo,
1lT; Black Knight, IL; Lucky Find, 115;
Sport Roy. is; sagacity, H..
Five pounds allowance claimed.
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HAGERSTOWN RESULTS

First Race-NOrthern Belle. Ill (R. Bali
$50. 40: Plain Heather, 113 u. Nc.
DoweID. $50. HohOkus, Buddy Tucker,
Double r, Pulasksy. PluvidiR. Frenchy also
ran. No time taken. No show mutuels
sold.
Second Raoe-IIappg Go Lucky, 124 wv.
TAYLOR. SO. 800; Get En-, 1Oj (Lafferty)
go. Devil to Pay, Al Pierce, Rubber IL.
Olive james also ran.
Third Race-Sky Man. 11o *. McDowelD
90 40, 39.7 Brizz, 1l9 IF. BergenI. 800.
TorquatO, Bibbler. Kant KOst, Anna Belle,
Dixie Flyer also ran.
Fourth Race-Waking Dream, 10T (R
Ball. 1000, $50: DalrOse. 1l3 PAIRING toni
$40. Senator 3roderick, Maxim's Choice
also ran.
Fifth Race-Banyan, 115 lR. Pauley)
$40, $50; Thistle Queen, 115 ~. DennisonJ
80. Echo B, Blondel, Lady lone also ran.
Time, / %.
Sixth Race-Super Maid. III IF. Berren),
4.iO 800; Director James, 116 wv. Taylor)
$50. Daisy l., Regular. Early Morn, Will
Soon, Primitive also ran. Time, 1:23.
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LAUREL ENTRIES

First Race - Six furlongs. SuperwomHn.
1903: though Storm 1OG: THE baggage. 1906:
Dough Girl. 1OG: Pony Ann, 100: Martin A.
Noonah. 1906: Night Raider. 100: RanrUcHs.
100: Thimbe. 100; Perfection. LOG: W. T.
Grives. lCg; Despair. 100. Mclean entry.
Second Rsce-About ? miles. The Trout,
40: Elmer johnson, l45; Bulls Eye, 145;
Tattle. $40: Headman. 1877: Free State, l4j;
'Airland. 142: Brerbay. 1871.
Third Race-One mile. The Belgian Cd,
112; 'Ant0inette, 1O4; American Eagle. 112;
Beauty Sleep. lO4: Deckhand. liz: Link Boy.
iOT: RaiIbird. H.. NapOH, 1Oi: 'Wilfrpdh. 90.
Fourth Race-One mile. DIR. Clark. 1l6;
Blazes. lis; LeOChares. 12S: DR.. Joe, 116
Fifth Raee-One and one-Sixteenth miles.
Le Dinasure, 1O2: 'PoiRt 10 Point. 1O7
'BOgart. 10T: 1TarasvOn. 1O7: No Lawn.
le2: Perigourdine. lO4: 'Bengnli. IOT: ben
Hampson, 1O7; C. N. Miller. 1O7; Musket,
1902; Charming. 20
Sixth Race Six furIongs. ManOeuvre,
lOT; Phantom Fair. ;O1; Bon Jour. ia: Bro.
Mclean, 100; Munbo Jumbo. ZIG: Clapper
Bill. los; Cobalt Lass 100; Stepson, 1O7:
Franklin. l12: TIN Belgian I'd. 10; Ira
Wilson. 1903; Nive M,Gee. ll3.
Seventh Race - One mile and furlong
King John, Jos: 'Srmmsr Sign. %: Bclariu.
los; 'gath. 100: Sailor. los; Yenal Joy. 1O4 I:
BeIlsolar III.
apprentice allowance claimed.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST Raoe-COnine, ia CEnsor), to TO-
1 to I. out; MaouverEeen. ia (Obert). 3
TO l. TO ); Joan Marie. ia tMOoreI. 3 to
5. Time ia -. Light Rose. Goodbye,
Flnmbettc and Honey Girl also ran.
Second Race-The Wit, 81 (MarinelD, 3
to l. even. TO .; Tan 2nd. us CPoncel =,
to ;, to 4; American Boy, iO2 (NIooneyl,
> to ?. Time 1:+T Al. Lottery, Favour a nd
Tiger Rose also ran.
Thi-d Race-POnty Pridd. Ill CEnsor) .
to >, to ), / to s; Tom McTaggart. l32
iROwanl, 3 to I. even: St. Allen, Ill CRob-
insonl. even. Time lib Is. Leading Star,
Sunny Land and Cromwell also ran
Fourth Raee-Sennings Park, lis Moo
nayl, to 10, l to 5. out; .Audacious. 40
lEnsorl, to ;, ont: Naturalist 1870 (Tnr-
nerl, out. Time las 10. War Mask also
ran.
Fifth Raco-Sea Sinner. lO5 CMoonpy)
5 to 1. to % to 8; War Plume, 10B wei
nerl, TO l, 4 to 1; SalgeStra log (Ensorl
out. Time $40. Beaunh rid. Crystal Ford
American Soldier and Phedoden also ran.
Sixth Race-Neddam. ls2 (Ensorl, 0 10
20, out. out; The Nephew. 1872 (Tnrnerl >
tn /, to ); Head Over Heels. 1l9 robin
SOM. to 3. Time 10 So Red Red Rose.
Penelope. Aooniaia Dew and King rroja a
also ran.
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DAILY RACE COMMENT BY CLYER AND HARD TO BUCK LIES GAME SAYS
AIuns us Football.

AIumsss Football.
Dust a trihe revised from its orig
inal form.)
Bill Jones had been the shining star
upon his college team;
His tackling was ferocious and his
bucking was a dream;
When Husky william tucked the
ball beneath his brAwny arm
They had a special man to ring the
ambulance alarm.
Bill hit the line and ran the ends
like some mad bull amuck;
The other side would SILVER when
II saw him start TO buck.
And when rival tackler tried to
block his dashing pace
He took the oath an army truck
had rolled across his face.
Bill had the speed-Bm had the
weight-the nerve that would
not YIELD
From goal to goal he whizEed
along while fragments strewed
the field.
And there had been a standing bet
which no one tried to call.
That he could gain his distance
hhIOusu d AeH-LcON Sidhitt wal
When he wound up his college
course each students heart was
sore.
They wept to think that husky Bill
would hit the line no more
Not so with WilIiam-in his dreams
he saw the field OF fame,
Wherein he bucked to glory in the
swirl of life's big game.
Sweet are the dreams OF campus
life-the world that waits be-
yond
| Cleans ever on our Utmost gaze
with visions fair and fond.
We see our fondest hopes achieved
and on with striving soul
We buck the line and run the ends
until we've reached the goal.
Bill tried to run the ends Of Life
when 10, with vicious toss,
A rent collector tackled him and
| threw him for a loss.
And when he switched his Courss
! again and crashed into the line
/ The massive guard named Failure
I did a two-step on his spine.
Bill tried to punt out OF the rut. but
ere he turned the trick
| Right tackle Competition tumbleC
through and blocked the kick
/ And when he tackled at Success il
one long. vicious bound
! Old full back disappointment
sreered his features in III,
ground.
| But one DAY when across Fame:
Field the winning goal seemed
! dim
The wise old coach Experience cam,
up and spoke to him:
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HAGERSTOWN ENTRIES

First Race-Claiming; purse 500; for all
ages furlongs. Mira. 1925: Prim Harry,
1870 Bellman. 1913; Queen Of Spa. l22; Horsa,
13O.
Second Race-Purse $500; for 3-year-olds
and up; about furlOngs. Pluyidia. 1l6;
Janice Logan. 112; Hot Foot, ll2; Daisy l.,
49, Primitive, 112; Bibbler, 112.
Third Race-PuTse 500; for 3-year-Olds
and up; about ) furlongs. Viva Cuba, lis;
Mighty Lever, ZIG; Rose Mary. 113: Clear
Lake, III: Sherman A. 10.
Fourth Race-Purse $500; for 3-year-olds
and up; about furlonzs. Enos. l =; North
Crn Belle. ia; DIR. Buckner. III; DR.. d. 49,
Fifth Raoe-Purse $500; for 3-year-oids
and up; l 1-ls miles. Miss Sweep. ia;
Dalrose, Ill; Thistle Queen. III; Florssin,
ia; Coucha, 10.
and up; u of mile. VIII Soon, lis: Togo
land, 1l5i Buddy Tucker, ITO; Doubls y,
lis; Hohokuz. uo; Ltholick. LIZ.
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NAVY YARD ELEVEN
LEARNS NEW TRICKS

The Navy Yard squad resumed
practice yesterday afternoon with
renewed vigor after their decisive
victory over the New York Ship
building outfit Sunday. New forma-
tions and plays featured the prac-
tice, both the first team and re-
serves working at a fast clip. Coach
Josh" Licarione has several sur
prises up his sleeve, which he prom
Uses to release when the local boys
meet the Chester Athletic Club
team Of Chester. Pa, at American
League Park on Sunday, october
II
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FIRST GAME Is WON
BY DREADNAUGHT

Alexandria, Va, Oct. IL. - The
Dreaddnauht Athletic Club of Alex
andria. Va. resumed athletic ac-
tivities Sunday after a rest of three
weeks. Their football team easily
defeated the Mercury Athletic Club
of Washington. score $40 Billy
Crouch, Davidson Colleges great
center of 1916, has taken charge
of the team again this year, and
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OoLLYERss J.! C(tQrMENESss
nSpoRToSkN KINGS ~;
Bubbling Louder.
RERU COLLIER.

Bubbling Louder
Here is where declare you lin" something
just little bit extra good Masterson and Rogers,
of the smartest in the business, picked up
their tools the other night at Latonia and quietly
slipped to Windsor. The whole world should know
they didn't make that trip just help the railroads
financially. "BubblIng" of the tools
they. transpanted He's in the sixth today-the final
blowof-and 1 take it he'll turn the trick and at
juicy odds. Too much chatter generally scares the
goose" away with these few words I'm on muh
way
fancy chances of the Ross entry That is, IL 1t
don't muddy. In the event the going is sticky
look for key T. to gather the grapes Landsend Is
very Uncle John is the checkers gateway special
very nicely in the second with anything like a
han hrrcL- inr MI
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Oyster Girls Lose.

The Postofice Club defeated the
oyster Ladies quint in the Wash
ington Ladies' Duckpin League last
night on the Recreation alleys by
l57 pins. Mrs Hart, of the Post
Office team, scored 276 pins for high
set, of the match Postoffice scored
4l4. 4l2 and 443, and the Oysters
35S. $50 and 3SS
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Novice Run Announced.

The Aloysius Club will hold a
two-mile novice run every Tuesday
and Friday night. The novices are
to be entered in the first meet held
in this vicinity, and those who want
to run on the team are requested
70 get out and practice
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Trinity Wants a Game.

The Trinity Athletic Club would
like a football game for next sun
day with any team averaging $50
pounds Address William ,. Gun
ninEham. manager. $50 Thomas
street northwest, or phone North
9-1N
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LAUREL SELECTIONS.
By HIGHWAY.
One Best-POIly Ann.

First race-Polly Ann, Super
woman, Martin A. Noonan.
Second race-Parr Entry, Ell
mer johnson, The Trout.
Third race-Antoinette, Amer
lean Eagle. Beauty Sleep.
Fourth race-Dr. Joe, Blazes,
DR.. Clark.
Fifth race-No Lawn, BOgart,
Point to Point.
Sixth race-BOn Jour, Frank
lin, Ira Wilson.
Seventh race-BellsOlar, King
John, Gath.
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Trying Bushes.

Wichita, Oct l2-Pitchor Abe
Bowman and Catcher EveretJe Var
yam. both Of the Wichita Western
League club. are cunning in the
bushes as battery mates Bowms n
famed II at one small town stop.
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Colored Pennant.

Montgomery. Oct. 1.-THE Mont
gomery Gray Sox won the pennant
in the Negro Southern League. They
played some good ball this summer.
z NJ Perdue is president OF the cir
cult.
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predicts improvement on last years
great team, who lost the champion
ship to the Rex Athletic Club when
Harry Harris booted a field goal.
giving Rex a 80 victory.
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Never again on
the movie stunts

I WATCHED q gu.
IN A movie show.
RIDE THE same Plug
NINE THOUSAND Iailea
AND FIRE his six-shootef.
ALL AFTERNOON.
WITHOUT RELoApINo.
AND THEN. in a Closeup
HE ROLLED . snot.
WITH JUST one hand
AND | tried it myself
FIRST WITH one hand
THEN WITH two
THEN WITH NY mouth
AND THE torty-third trial
STAYED PUT long enough
FOR NE to Light It
AND thought had t.
AND THEN 1t spilled
LIKE A Roman candle
AND BURNED tn. rug.
AND BURNED my clotAeA
AND EviayrHlsa.
so I'M convinced
- We EN- &C.
THAT Acros's job.
AND know now.
THAT THE only hing1.
I CAN roll with one ha16.
ARE RolLicKINc dominoes.
AND I'm going to stick
TO MY regular smokes.
FOR THEY satisfy.
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decent ride will come home buck-Ju
A ton of wise money went by the'
boards the other day when Sedan
just did fail to connect. The old
boy is cherry ripe right now and
the same people are down hook,
line and sinker again today. Nun
sed. It's anybody's race in the
fourth. From this distance I fancy
the chances of Refugee slightly
best: Sandy H. and Diomed are
keyed to concert pitch and will be
knocking at the door. Others don't
cali for very much. In the htth
have a long shot. It's Kuklux. One
word more, don't let the price scare
you off Veteran most likely will
be the favorite at the track.
Let's wind up the Canadian sea-
son by slipping over DR.. Rae. he
seems to have the edge on the
balance of the field in the last.
Sans Peur and Royal Jester figure
close up. That's all.
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JAMAICA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Oeean Swell, Day LII
ly. Sea Cove.
second Race-Gueland, Mars
Mouse, Nose.
Third Race-Thunder Rash
mir, War Mask.
Fourth RaPe-Pickwick, Major
Parke, Vice Chairman.
Fifth Race-winnOcOnne. L'Enjo-
leur, Inyineible.
sixth Race-Blnck knight, sa-
gscity, SpOrtibey.
Best Bet-Ocean swell.
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o iaSgEQ gyE!!!; T.!

O3H1ZanQkiCG
''old boy" he said. "the HAln pos~s
now before you win your beet
Is keep on bucking Trouble tn
you've worn that lowbrow Qua
''Cut out this stun around tie ends
go in there low and uarf
Just keep your eyes upon f1e goal
and drive on yard by yard
And more than all, when sod are
thrown or tumbled VA .
crack.
Don't lie there whIning-austls ar
and keep on coming back.
Keep coming back with all you've
got and take IL with a grin.
When disappointment trips you up
or Failure barks your shin
Keep coming baCk-and II at last
you lose the game Of Right
lie. those who whipped you know at
least they, too, have had a fight
Keep coming back-and, though
the world may romp across
your spine.
Let every games end find you stIu
upon the battling line.
For when the One Great Scorer
comes to write against your
name
He marks-not that you won or lost
but how you played the Game.
Such is Alumnus football on the
( white chaIked fields Of Life.
{ You find the bread line hard to
buck while SORROW crowns the
strife.
( But in the scrap for name and fame
among the world wide clan,
There goes the winner" fades away
before There goes a man
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with anything like
decent ide willie home
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LAUREL SELECTIONS.
First Rsce-DouEh Girl, Mclean
Entry, Polly Ann.
second Rare-Parr Entry, Elmer
johnson. The Trout.
Third Race-wiIfrrda, NapoH, The
Belgian.
Fourth Rnce-BlnEes, DIR. Clark.
Leochnres.
Fifth Race-POint to Point, LIE
DinOsure, Musket.
sixth Race-Ira Wilson, Mumbo
Jumbo, Franklin.
seventh Rnce-Bs II-OInr, Gath,
King John.
Best Bet-NiIfreda.
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But one day when across flames
Field the winning goal seemed
dim
The wise old coach Experience came
up and spoke to him:
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CHAPTER MEETING.

Wells Chapter No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets every first and third
Monday night at o'clock. Visiting
Companions will receive cordial well
come. S. L. HAMMOND,
FRANK ]. PAYNE, High Priest.
Secretary.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
Arrival and Departure Passenger
Trains, Anericus, Ga.
TRAINS ARPTUE
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Passenger Train Schedule.
Time Tabl Effective 10:1 am.
March 81, 1919.
Eastbound.
: DEPART
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah
NJ 1871 pm. eastern Time
For Cordele and Helena, 6:15 p.iI
(EasterA Time.)
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah
2:20 am. Eastern Time.)
Westbound.
DEPART
For Richland, Columbus and Albany
10 am. Central Tim y
Fer Columbus and Montgomery, Sale
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-02

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-02
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
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EARLY COTTON DECLINE
FOLLOWED BY RALLIES
Wy Associated Press.

Wy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. ai.--Ths cotton
market was Irregular today. with raj.
lies following AN early decline as r..
suit at covering fur over the govern.
ment report tomorrow The early
break carried December contracts of
TO s5.0o. making decline of 2s5 poln, :
from the high level ~ Saturday. after
which the price rallied 10 25.57. OF
within ] points ~ last nights closing
quotation. This Improvement was NOT
SUSTAINED. however. owing To- repori ;
~ continued weakness IN southern spot
markets and December closed at 2j.4S.
With the gcnmal ~, closing steady az q
net decline 81 10 10 81 points.
The market opened easy "a, decline
81 " Ia ~ points under continuation
uf yesterdays selling movement. and
sh0wcd net Losses ot 90 to s6 points
during the middle ~ the morning. Sell.
crs were encouraged by weak caLl-s.
continued nervOusne'S over the labor
situation IN British cod mines. the
sharp break reported IN southwestern
spot markets yesterday. the more "a.
yufaiile weather niap and a relport fran
enc 81 the local authorities placing the
condition 1T the crop al is.G. aud the
Indicated Weld at ii.055.0 900 bllcs. Tho
Great. 10 sC.ss im Cuisi,cr aud u. ~
lor January attracted a good deal at
profit taking hy recent sellers. and
there we've rallies during the middle 81
the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. 3i.--IIoss:
1000: closing steady To unevcnly low
81; packer top si5.ss: bulk of sales
sli7ss.sia 90. top sl5.6s; good % chcice
heavy i4s04sias 90: goo dt0 choice nse.
dunn 81. 2sfiyl5.ei: good 10 choice
light xis.356 1855. good a. choice
common stock pigs sisl5asi5.e5.
Cattle; i7.e00: closing steady 10 81
higher. choice To- prime heavyweight
sl5.7sI slT.2s; medium 10 good heavy.
weight tii.c5: good to choice light.
weight sis.s0T siG.50: common n nae.
dunn heavyweight sS.ssgti2.s0: GOOD
o. choice ocmnion heifers Ss.750s9. no:
bologna AMI beef bulls $1,000 s. SO:
COWS nnd heifers s3.se6 Sc 80: veal
calves: good u choice MEDIUM light ana
heavyweight $500 400: feeder steers:
common. good to chOlce Sg.2s0sf2. %,
aiorker steers 5000 - 30; stocksf cows
aud heif.rs common. good 20 choice
Si.s5Gss.5O.
S,pep: lt00o: closing. sheep omstiy
"a lower: lamls % a. 40 lower: chnics
% prime medium ianiha ssshyi3.sS:
Gull and common lambs $3.50 80 10:
choice 10 prime medium yearling weth-
ers s. .00I 81 IS: good Ia choice medium
ewes si.5sHt1.0O: cull and common
ewes s2.25Gsis0. breeding owes t5.i5
- 50 80: gosh 10 choicc medium feeder
lambs s9.soI Si2.sj.