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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
CARDS or THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for
the many acts of kindness and SYM
pathy during the Illness and death of
our brother and nephew, Joseph Frank
our brother and nephew, Joseph
Franklin Rnppol
MIR. AND MRS. II. c. RUPPEL,
MIR. L. j. RUPPEL.
MISS IRENE RUPPEL,
MRS. SAMUEL LORD.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29


the 1900 block on Spruce street was
the cause OF an alarm about $50 last
evening. Damage about SO.
annual ball to be given April l at
the Garden Academy. McDonnelrs
orchestra Everybody welcome.
SC A ROLL film developing. Snappy
clear prints, lowest prices. better re-
suits. Why Austin exclusive business
| is photography. Leave it at 9, ready
at 8. Masonic Bldg.
BEN H SMITH of New York City.
ment of the National Education As
sociation, has arranged to give the
vocal students of Pueblo a demon
strauon of the Dereski method.
Phone AIS for appointment
PATTERNS, models. drawings of all
kinds made to order; also die and
metal stamping work: screw machine
product: oxy-acetelyne welding, and
general machine work THE I'M
PROVED POWER & MACHINERY
COMPANY, Engineers and Builders.
so9-31l South Victoria avenue. Pueblo,
Colorado. 200 feet from the Union
Depot
HoNoRING the Rev ]. e. Ellis and
ton will be given Tuesday evening.
March 80 at S o'clock in the Guild hall
of Holy Trinity church, Routt and
Broadway. All members and friends of
the parish are cordially invited
RED Cap Messengers. Phone 1,s1-w.
THE LADIES of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church will serve sup
per Wednesday at o'clock in the
church. corner of Ninth and Main
streets. so cents per place. The public
is invited.
MIR. SMITH. the artistic window
decorator at the store of the Dean
Creel Furniture Co, Second and Main,
has just put in one of the prettiest
windows yet The display is parlor
suits, draperies and piano lamps, and
1t would be difficult to make pret-
tier showing of such beautiful goods
. PRAEToRIAN DANCE Wednesday,
March 90. W. o. W. hall, Opera house
block. Marshall's Jazz orchestra
ure. PRIDE Of the ROCKIES FLOUR.
SMALL FTRES-A fire alarm from
sos West Abriendo avenue yesterday
afternoon at :53 o'clock. proved to be a
roof fire. Damage to the extent Of $2j
was done. 1t is said.
A second alarm from Box 81 at s:SS
I; O'Clock was nuo fire, with no dam
| age.
WE buy. Mems. Womon's and
Children's used clothing and shoes.
| Phone 5se4-W.
Bring shoes down this rnorninE. Ec-
onony Shoe Repair shop. sos n. Main.
| FOUR CIVIL SUITS.-Four civil
suits on money demands were filed
in the county court yesterday on ap-
peal from the justice court. Their
titles are:
NJ. Zakula US. Mile Sajn.ovich; Mike
Zakuia VS.. Jovo Pavlica: Mike Zakula
VS.. Mile Zigich, and NJ. zakula VS..
| Dinitas Zicic.
wHES YOU want to phone an ad-
vertiseuNnt to THE CHIEFTAIN.
look at tho second advertisement from
the top on the front cover of the tcle-
phone directory. and you will find
tho number. e55, in plain view.
II. a. SMITH FOR first class carpet
cleaning. Phone ?t-w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
Y. w. c. A. Notes

Women's gymnasium club will meet
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Railroad girls club will have sup
per at the cafeteria at 6 o'clock this
evening.
Roller skating tonight at o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

BRUNER-John, aged II years. died
at a local hospital March IS. Body
at McMinn's.
Infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Sylvester died March IS at a local hos
pital. Body at Mccarthy Browns.
Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
L. DAILY died March IS. Body at Nc
Carthy- Browns.
Gallegos, Mrs. Ponasith. aged 70
years. died March IS at the residence,
221 Lamkin St Body at Mccarthy
Browns.
Dorst, Qelbert A, age years, died at
s16 Goodnight avenue yesterday. Body
at United-Davis-Vo Worries
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNITURE FOR SALE. including
buffet. dining table, rugs and iinoloum,
chairs and many other articles to be
sold at once at a bargain. No dealers.
400 Block |.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
CITY BRIEFS

DR. FERGUSON Of India. will speak
at the First Baptist church today At
10, 2:30 and 1880 o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

SHED FIRE-A small shed fire in
the 1900 block on Spruce street was
the cause OF an alarm about $50 last
evening. Damage about so.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness and sympathy in our
recent sorrow in the death OF Abra-
ham Franklin.
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BERN
STEIN.
MIR. AND MRS. MORRIS
MR.. AND MRS. MORRIS FRANK
LIN.
MR. AND MRS. HARRY HAYN-
TIN.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES CITKES.
MRS. SARAH BERNSTEIN.
MRS. ROSE YOUNGELSOS.
Wc wish to extend thanks to the
many friends and Mr.. Gottula in
particular for their kindness during
the illness and death of our brother,
+. NJ. Tiffany.
MIR. and MRS. W. NJ. DIERDoRF
AND FAMILY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

shortly resign to become the bride OF 4
young Puebloan in the near future.
This will make four captures by Cupid
from Herman's since New Years and
Al thinks he is being handed moro than
ought to como to him.
NOTHING makes n moro acceptable
gift for a lady than an artistic piece
OF hand decorated naturalistic or con-
vcntional china. You will always find
nice assortment to choose from at
Mrs. Eva Lowe Harrios' studio, lioI
Lake avenue. Price reasonable. Or
dcrs taken and executed promptly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harvey A. Williams and Marion
Webb. Pueblo.
George w. Joseph and Mrs. Eles S.
Van VIE, Pueblo.
Benney De Prince and Conget De
Prince. Pueblo.
Frank Krebs. Hastings. and Mary
Kos, Pueblo.
Paul A. Rosenberger and I.avan Teve-
baugh, Denver.
Frank Allen and Helen Lawton.
Colorado Springs.
Jesus Urives and Refugio Martinez.
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

NOT quantity leather on shoe soles
but QUALITY leather is what you get
at the Mesa Shoe Repair Co. $50 So.
Union avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
ATTENTION, MACCABEES

All Sir knights who intend being at
tho banquet Wednesday night please
notify the record keeper. phono 1852 NJ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
PHONE FoRBusa FOR COAL.

Au.Stcel Safee and CAbinetA tn
Best OBrien Printing 90.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
HAULING OF all kinds. Phon.
s47.

THE Dean-Creel Furniture Co. is
this week demonstrating the famous
"Allmetal' and "Pollyanna' washing
machines. One is n suction machine
and tho other is the double whirl-
pool agitation" something entirely
new in electric washing machines.
Many people called yesterday to see
the two machines work. and one thing
is surc-they do clean the clothes.
1T YOU want pattern hat OF eI-
elusive design and quality. at re-
ma rkably low price, call at Mrs. T. G.
Cramer's Home Millinery Farlor.' us
Grand avenue. Fine line OF exclusive
Patterns to select from.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
HYpRo-sToNs HOMES. Phone s,,.

THE offices of the Mutual oil and
Development company will remain
open evenings until o'clock. Suite
. Amherst bldg. Phone S2T.
WOMANS AuSIL1ARI-An all
day meeting of the Woman's Auxi-
liary No. 81, to Pueblo Typographical
Union. No. l75. will be held at the
homo OF Mrs. a. l. Doyle. l2i wcs;
Ninth street, Tuesday. March 90. 4
covered dish luncheon will be served
at 1880 o'clock. and at the busi-
ness session in the afternoon. an
amendment to tho constitution will
be considered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or
unfurnishcd. 400 Block I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

II. A. SMITH FOR first class carpe
cleaning. Phone ?t1-w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
BORN
DIED

To Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Taylor. Of
Vineland, March Is, daughter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
CONVEYS CONDITION IMPROVES

CONEN's CONDITION IMPROVES
Satchez. March 2s.-rho condition of
Liout W. u. Concy, trBnscontincnial
aviator who fell with his plane near
Crowville. La. last Friday. was some
what improved today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Carmcla Eodri
quez took place yesterday morning n
10 O'Clock in the Mccarthy Brown chap
ell. Burial Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
YOU

have standing invitation visit bakery and for
yourself where the GOOD LOAF is made.
Every day is visitors day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

The body of John Bruner will bc
sent to Windsor. Colo, today by Nc
Minn. accompanied by the relatives
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

Tho funeral OF Michael Harrison will
be held Wednesday morning at 7:3o
o'clock from the Sacred Heart church.
Rev. Father wolohan VIII say mass
for the dead. Burial in Roselawn in
charge of McNinn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

The funeral OF Joseph Tully will be
held this morning at $50 O'Clock from
the home. "a Block 5 and at o'clock
from st. Patricks church. Rev. Father
Berry will celebrate solemn requiem
mass. Burial in Roselawn in charge
of McMinn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
NOTICE

NOTICE
All Bricklayers Local No .. request
cd to meet at the hall. 3:i5 Tuesday.
w j. PAINTER, Pres.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

wHES YOU want to phone an ad-
vertiseu0nt to THE CHIEFTAIN,
look at tho second advertisement from
the top on the front cover OF the tcle
phone directory. and you will find
the number. \e55, in plain view.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

Tho funeral OF Charles Edgar Ducy
will be held this afternoon a. o'clock
from the McMinn chapel. Rev. II. T.
Gary will conduct the services. After
the services the body will be placed
in vault md kept at the McMinn
parlors for an indefinite time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS first
annual ball to be given April at
the Garden Academy. McDonnells
orchestra Everybody welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
THE CLARK

PUEBLO MINERAL SPRING co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

PRAETORIAN DANCE Wednesday,
March 80. w. o. W. hall, Opera house
block Marshall's Jazz orchestra
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

HONORING the Rev ]. E Ellis and
the Rev. and Mrs C. S. Long a recep-
ton will be given Tuesday evening.
March 80. at S O'Clock in the Guild hall
of Holy Trinity church, Routt and
Broadway. All members and friends OF
the parish are cordially invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

SC A ROLL film developing. Snappy
clear prints, lowest prices. better re-
suits. Why Austin exclusive business
is photography. Leave it at 8, ready
at 5. Masonic Bldg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
RED Cap Messengers. Phone 1,s1-w

THE LADIES of tho First Metho-
dist Episcopal church will serve sup
per Wednesday at o'clock in the
church. corner of Ninth and Main
streets. so cents per place The public
is invited
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

BEN n. SMITH of New York City.
Vice President of the Music Depart
ment of the National Education As
sociation, has arranged to give the
vocal students of Pueblo a demon
stration of the Dereski method.
Phone AIS for appointment
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
II YEARS in Pueblo w!thc 1t fall
ure, PRIDE OF the ROCKIES FLOUR

FOUR CIVIL SUITS.-Four civil
suits on money demands were filed
in the county court yesterday on ap-
peal from the justice court. Their
titles are:
NJ. Zakula VS.. Mile Sajn,ovich; Mike
Zakula vs. Jovo Pavlica: Mike Zakula
VS.. Mile Zigich, and NJ. zakula VS..
Dnitas ZiEic.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Havana Entries
SUNDAY

First race tpurse. 500: Cor three-yeAr-
oids and upward. claiming; six furlongsl---
Tuancrea. 81; Big Idea. l0a: Ford. los !.
srarkey. iol; Royat, le7, Cockle. 1o7 ,
,os Pokey B, i!o: Onwa. iI2
Second race fpurse. s7oo; for thres-year
olds and upward, ciairatnE; six furlongs)--
Sunny Days 49, Sybil 1o- Crystal Day.
ios Mildred. los; Septry. 1903: Double Eye
10; Allah. ll2. Eedland. l,e.
Third race Course 800. for four-year-
ola5 ard upwsrd claiming; hye an3 q halt
= nbier !o5: sDoctor D.. l05. Lama, Io6
Elizabeth NJ. log; laughing Eyes I'd. los;
Hemlock. 10.
fourth race tpu-se. $500: for four-year-
olos and upward; claiming; five and a ha 4
turiongsl -tsorleans Girl. o. 'Pola- Cub
1g5 1!,s. ina Woed, lo2: Miss Proctor. l0s;
.HoneSt George 10; ssepson. rs.
Fifth race CRepuolic Handicap. purse
81 900; for thres Near-oids and upward
aiN uriougs}-Tacoia +eT: Guaranteed
10 w Different Eyes +0a Atverside. LA
furbelow. ia.
sixth race (Grand Prize Cuba Hsnsicap
sle,oos added; for three-year-o and up.
Ward one and one-eighth rales)--The
frank W. 1o4; rAtta Boy I'd. 40. tMati.
nee Idol. li6; Mayor House. 1o5: Genera
j. VI. Gomez, lo6; walnut Hall. los
AIKEN. los. Sweep Clean, rs: Brcadrnan
ils; HERON. lie. Baly. ioe
rGoidbistt entry: tArinonia Adam entry
oles and upward. claiming: mile and fftl
ards Punctual, %; 'Boubet I'd. 100
blersnan. 100, Syirl. 1na sE.anaea 10S
bilt HuHle,, l9a, sDus- kaG. lot
Huntress. 1dG.
Apprentice allowance of ave poara,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
-Four Syracuse Cretcs
Take Outdoor Spins
Under each Ten Eyck,

SYRACUSE, March l2-Four Syria.
cuse university crews had their frs-
workouts on the water this week.. :.
month earlier than usual, under tac
eye OF jim Ten Eyck.
The first varsity boat to be launched
on the lake this season was stroked bl
Rammi, captain of the 1921 crew Gal
lagher rowed No. :; Clash, Nc s.
Gulick, No. 5; r. Hoople. No. I Grim
shaw. No. 3; Loskamp. No. ,, ana
Paige. bow.
In the second varsity boat Ten Eyck
seated Rogers at stroke: Winter al
No. Z; Holcomb. No. s; Decker. No. s.,
Meier. No. A: Dawson, No. 3; Aagwin.
No. >, and Olsen at bow -
Sixteen freshmen also had their first
experience at actual rowing OF the
first day out. They We're Degnoli,
Erickson, Laphanl. Mattineau, Howard,
Cole. Van Eecton, Conklin, Fisher
Dodd. Quizz, Hardy, Muser, Wise, Leg.
and Pease. Ten Eyck took the ruddet
IN the freshman boat.
Crew candidates who are unable to
go to the lake every day because o.
the size of the squad, will get their
daily workouts in the tank at the
gymnasium. Ten Eyck, however. in
tends TO give every man on the squad
trials on the water before making any
cuts
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Lawrenceville High
Leads in Swimming
Contests at Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March r.
yse's annual interscholastic swimming
meet to-day produced seventy-fve en-
tries, representing eleven preparatory
Institutions. In the trials this after
hoon Alger, of the Huntington School,
and Metzger, of Asbury Park, were the
most brilliant individual pert ormers.
Lawrenceville placed more entries IL
the finals and when the trials closed
t'ais afternoon was regarded as logical
y an easy winner in to-night's finals.
The summaries:
Trial heats, l0o-yard dash--First heat
l:a4 50; second t' neat Won by Evans,
lawreucevil.e, time 1904 3-5: third heat
, Tes ~ Metzger. Asbury Park High. time
.,ol 40 fourth heat won by Robbins,
Iewrencerilie, time los As.
;, sao-yard swsal-First heat won by HaIly.
Brooklyn Poly Prep; second. McLaren.
Awrencevilie, time 2.4a. second heat won
by Chase, Berkeley Irving second. Nor
...son. MarGuaud School, Brooklyn. time
ao-yard dash--First heat won by How
ara, Worcester Academy, time o:27 .;
seeond heat won by Alger, Huntington
Ieaooi, time .2s SO; third heat won by
Johnson, Brooklyn Poly Prep, time o:26 40
Ing. tine o:27 So.
Plunge for distance. first five TO qualify
.~Fi!st Hazelton, Lawrenceville, distance
70 feet in 0;5s 2-5; second, McCreery
...swTencerilie. distance II feet inches
eassd. Metzger. Asbury Park. distance II
,re'; fourth, Cochrane. Law-enceville, dis
,aece So feet inches; nth. Ham, Berke-
'sy irving. distance SO feet inches.
-e9-yard relay race. first and second Of
oSth heats to qualify - First heat won
W Lawrenceville. second. Huntington
s,s' ~ 20; second heat won by Worcester
,,'c:s,cemy; second, MarqUand school Time,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Stecher Returns
To the Mat Here
Against Zbyszko

Joe Stecher, the former worlds
champion wrestler, will meet Stanislaus
Zybszko, the Polish title holder, in
finish match tomorrow night at the
list Regiment Armory. This will be
Stecher's first appearance here since
he lost his crown to "Strangler" Lewis,
and it Will be the first time he has
wrestled in this town without the raj
ment Of ruler. The winner will OBJ
tain match with the title holder.
Stecher has engaged in one match
since he lost to Lewis. That was with
John DIN, and Stecher won in quick
time. Tie test satisfied Stechcr, and
he comes here confident Of his ability
to defeat Zbyszko. The latter also
looks for victory. In his long career
Frank Gotch was the only man who
ever pinned Stanislaus Zbyszko to the
mat.
"Stany' has been trained for this
match by his brother Wladek. He
finished his preliminary work Friday,
weighing 2o5 pounds. Wladek, who has
wrestled Stecner and is acquainted
with all his moves, has given to his
brother the benefit OF his experience,
and Stanislaus has perfected wonder
ful defense against the body scissors"
and other grips
Stan zbyszko is not tricky westler.
but has the faculty Of offsetting all
the craitiness of rivals by means Of
his enormous strength and endurance.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Last One Scores
For Fourth Time
At Oriental ark
Son of Judge Wright and
Clenelg's Last ShowsF Form
Upset to Take Handicap

HAVANA, March 12.~-Last One, the
three-ycar- son of Judge Wright
GIenleg's Last, scored his fourth VIC
tory of the meeting when he took the
Columbia Handicap at Oriental Park
to-day. The son Of Judge Wright was
never extended. He rushed into long
lead. and won galloping by length and
a half DR.. Charles Wells was the run-
nerup for the entire trip, aEei was sec
ond by two lengths. Whippet was
third.
Roseate, showing startling improve
,nent over recent races, accounted for
the third race, leading Black Top. Coca
Cola and five others to the wire. Rose
ate paid $3.50 in the nautuel pool tor o
81 ticket.
Opulant gave a splendid exhibition of
speed and gameness when, with l20
pounds in the saddle, he won the first
race, defeating Elias O. in a terrific
drive by a head. Opulant was out
paced the first quarter, but slipped
through on the inside, and was up TO
win in the last stride. Three favoritcs
won.
The results:
First race (2qrse, 500; t0-osyear-ol.as'
TO S, > to and | TO &. won; Elias O.. l2o
(Meehan). . 10 /, 10 and to 4. sec
ond Trumpet Cal, 10 thelsay,. 20 !.
Mae. Datusa Don Manuel, Facenda and
Birch Bark also ran.
second race purse. 500; thrse-ysar.
fnrongs gs)-currency ll9 lEieldsl. 6 to g.
TO 3 and 10 6. Won. Avion, l07 Bul-
croft), Is TO !, To and to 8. second
Peasant. lia (Pickens), to :, : 70 and
q irI inc l-r al
Truinps, Sleepy Dear and Elnont also ran.
Third race (purse 500: three year old s;
claiming, five ard half furlongs)- Rose
ate. 81 tBrydgesN. 10 70 20 and 20
to and to ,. second; Coca Cola, los
(I'ieldsl. to ., to and 70 3. third
J'ime i :o7 Is. rosca. Cigale, Marcusa
George G. ir. and Get eIfl also ran.
Fourth race fcoiunbia Handicap; purse
$1,000: three-year- six furlongs)-
Last One. 121 (Ptckens>. to 10. / TO Z
and to 5 won; pr. Chas. Wells. 40 CKel-
say. to I to ana TO :. SECOND
10 a. third. Time. lib Is. All Right
Sir, Plus Ultra anu t4le Enquirer aiso ran
Fifth race (purse. 500: four-year-old.
end upward claiming; one and one-s.x
teenth notwithstanding Through. 10.
9Wilson>. 20 l. even and + to :. won
Fl Coronel, ic2 G.ancaster). 8 to l, ever
l:47 4-5 Bohe- Ma Breena Biscuit. veile
stiietto and Monomoy also ran.
Sixth race (purse. sTo0; four-year-
and upward; claiming; mile and 4lfty
yards)- )-Hocc.r. llo tKelsay). \ 70 l. ever
and to :. won; Clip, lo5 (F!e.ds). 10 :
even and TO :, second: slippery SILVER
i0l (Lancaster), 20 ., 5 10 & and : to 6
third. Tirte, I:44. Ieinster, Jeillson
Dragon. Night Wind and selnpe- slai-
wart also ran.
Seventh race tpurse, 500: rou--year-
olds and upward; claiming. one ana one
eighth nlilest t-Zoie, 81 tSinlmons). 20 !
caster). to 5. 10 and to L. second
Jake Field. lo2 fFields), 10 I. even ane
10 .. third. r,lc, l:s4 Ia. Duke O!
shelby, aiy Ada, Jose de Na.es anc So
q lsey alec ran
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Penn State Loses
Wrestling Title
TO Navy, 1916

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 12.-By
winning from Penn State by the de-
cisive score of 10 points to 6 this after
noon the Naval Academy wrestlers
gained d clear title to highest intercol-
leciate honors in that sport. Both
teams had clean sheets for the season,
after having met the best OF the other
college teams. For two seasons Penn
State has been the leader in the Inter
collegiate Wrestling Association. but
has succumbed both years, as we'll as
this. to the midshipmen.
Penn State rose when Watson and
Gerber won decisions in the first two
bouts. The match took Navy turn
when Captain Swigart threw Detar, the
visitors leader, in the 13o-pound class,
using a double bar. The actual margin
changed when Morgan won decision
over Oehrle at the next highest weight.
The summarizes
1fs-pound class-W atson, Penn State,
won on decision from Palmer, Navy. lifne'
500.
l2s-pound class-Gerher. Penn state; won
on decision from Z. BAde9. Navy lime
500.
pound class - swigart tcaptain).
Nav threw pctar tcap,Ain>. Penn State,
with a double bar hold. Time. 20.
145-pound class-Morgan. Eav,. wen on
decision from Ochrle, Penn State. Time
900.
lso-pound class-ssnith Navy, won from
M5w~sr Penn State on decision. Time.
90 and extrs, period OF minutes
17s.pound class--Lewi-. Navy threw
spangler Penn State, with body ana arm
lock. Time, o;t9
won decision over McMahon' Penh state
Time 9: 90.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Mobile Entries
MONDAY

First race tYurse. S2o0; for trree-year-
olds and upward; claiming; about five
furlougs) s)-Producrr. l15; Petrograd. 49,:
Financial Rooster, III; Helen Hartman. no.,
Dahinda, 1foi Oriental Dress. io6; Echo
land ll5. Anne FHt. 90
Second race (purse. $500; for three-ycar- =
o.ds aud upward, claiming; about five FUR
iOugs}-Uarry Rudder. 12o, D.. Shate-.
10: Old Rose. lla: Courting Colors. IL;
G.ean. Up. il5; 'ifay. li5. Nrge. lio:
j L. Hertz ioa.
Third race (rurse. $500; for thrae-yea-
plds and upward claiming; five furlongsl
Mickey Moore. ~, St lust. III, Doc
tor Zeb. ia; Plain Bill. IA; Lady Mildred.
1f. First Pullet. -. Miss kTuf@r. zoe. Pep
perry Polly. i07. Countess loa.
Fourth race fpurse. Sa0o: he Cayfers
Tor three year-olds and upward handlcap y
claiming; one Inilel Counter Balance IFS;
Walter Turnbow no Sir Joha Nrrgn-.
l16, ke5o. III. Cousin o Mine, III: sHar-
Wy SnArr, III Ogden Girl, IL Terrible
Miss. l05
Fifth race (purse. saoo: for thrce-year-
olds and upward, claiming. about six and
half furion ss)--P arish. 1i5 Dinty, lI3,
Tiger Rose ia Olive James ll0; Bees
war. 10: Nick London. 108.
Apprentice allowance. five hounds
clsiMde.
Weather threatening, track rnudoy.
Consult select directory Of Eusines,
Cards fcr yuur wants. appearing, Gai.y Ia
lhe Want AG columns Of Ihs Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Belmont Park Course
Will Undergo Changes

The Turf and Field Club will reopeu1
early in May for the season under
greatly improved conditions. Through.
an arrangement with the Westchester
Racing Association increasing the rev
enuc OF the club, many repairs and i'm
provements 70 the clubhouse. once .ne
home OF the exiled Louis Philippe of.
France, will tie made.
nder tbe changed conditions Of the.
oeamont Park course the new paddock.
will adjoin the club grounds, obviatinr
the long walk TO the old club stand and,
paddock. In addition Z portion of the
new section OF the grand stand and the
lawn in front Of it close to the finish
line Will be reserved for mem berg.
their guests and members of the JOCKEY
Club.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Crand Rapids Ten-Pin
Knights Among Leaders

bUFFALO, n. Y, March Zone
pa'F breaking INTO the two-man stand
sag OF leaders and three individuals
inning places among the ten high in
sae m singles we're the results Of an
ssa-oay attack on the pins by Western
sowiers at the American Bowling Con-
sfess tournament here to-day.
..d ufand Rapids ten-pin men were the
ss sas performers of the day, II. Hoppe
aia aaa T. Bruer, rolling high set Of 1,227
s,as p,a In the two-man, and taking third
s'4se, while Y. Ottenwess, a team
maze maze took a similar position in the
s;s ss;;Ss'Slaual event, with high score OF