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CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

cross "urU!ur, ct cities SrrN!," COM
!,:.y :rr S"i''r'..H":. 1872. M,.' S'-r-
.G!.Ir WIKI :, :r.'a"lr. Ii.ur r.pGuseS
nnI interest vh@rrv5. - $Il".Ji'.oI.
After seeing as!!r The amoInt required
Toy II, l"rlra L.Iid"nIF. here MAS Il
la'ar., Tor thu mrulh available for
reserves ,'uI"'.n ~t",ii and surplus ur
$iut. 1881. ,.',InpAr.u& with 4 balance ~
$.n.tII.rN :rr August and S"".iu"."o Tor
July Tor he twr:E" months "n"iHS
S"lh"ni'"r -. 1871. gross 'ara.n:.S were
So ri. n";. 81. wi;h :. balance. alter pay
meat II expenses and interest "hArses'
If $l2.lgG. 7T>."9. and after providing FOR
Ir"C"rrrd dividends ! ball aFaiiable
fer RESERVES, common stock %nd surplus
Of $685. .u3G.29. For Til" Twelve months
ending September goth. requirements
Tor raymrnt If preferred dividends
wer- earned 2.53 times. and tao balance
tor reserves common stock and surplus
was equivalent To slS.75 Il share On the
Crmman stock outstanding In The hands
az tie public Total surplus and re-
SERVES ~ the company a. Of pctnbhr
10Th were $50.3S29946j. Earnings for
September do not reflect the advance
Of 80 cents Il barrel in Mid-INntinent oil,
us the nrst advance Of rs cents barrel
wa. made on September 30th and the
second advance OF Is cents a barrel on
October Srd.
Mesting Postponed
f"CHu~v "f III" absence OF scFeral
directors from the city and the conse-
QUEEN, inability /" obtain quorum the
regular monthly meeting Of the board
or ..frr,turS T.: lilies Service company
has Lcrn p"stroncl until Wednesday,.
October Goth.
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MORR|STOWN

The Ohio Fuel Supply Co: struck .
good sasscr yesterday on the George
Dallas farm one-quarter mile north OF
town. The company now has three Koo4
gas wells within onc-haf mile or town.
Another location will be made in the
same field at once.
George Armstrong prominent farmes
living southwest Of town still remains
very poorly. His many friends are
alarmed about his condition.
Work on the Benton Lynn residence
In the new addition Is progressing
nicely.
4 large crowd from here will attend
the races at GAINESVILLE this afternoon.
Ada Nelson and Grace VanCuTen."ers
Rellair< visitors yesterday.
Martins Ferry parties enjoyed an olo
time dance at the home OF oscar Lee
last night.
Judge r. VI. Easton isvssiting friendA
IN cleveland, this week.
work on the NorristowH and Fiuahtns
pike Is moving along nicely.
F. W Dolen was transactlng business
at st. Clairsville yesterday.
George E. Smith we'll known i2rnep
died at his home west OF town yestsf.
day. aged IS years.
The sunday school convention held IN
tho ". F.. church Wednesday afternoon
was largely attended.
Tho gas we'll on the Da has farm north
Of town Is reported TO be the strongest
ever struck In the community.
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\. !, STOCKS

New NnrH. oct. -n.-Tar market was
rr.u :" strong GUU."- the greater part
49, ,as!;t>'S session. Development. n tn.
railroad nd -~H"ra; Industrial situation
rr"rit.G further :.t!Cenrnt OK short
contracts.
RrarS N"cam. more cluIuIS in their
ope:at nu~ hvraC~" - ihr run;ShmentS
mrtcd "'.t e. them IN thu sharp rccov-
cries 81 Pullman JnG American Sugar
preferred on ."Ntradtctl"N ~ untoumded
ruNl"r>-
Irii;ra,tons f:"m we'll informed
sources that vvtr reductions on food.
StufS ;,",. other commodities probably
would prers,tc any cut IN rr:ir";,d wages
.uI:Ca;rd that active measures were be-
~ taken L. ,N crt tho threatened s,riN"N.
Trans porlAti"us h.ll their gains ct
the Las: Few DAYS and In several III
stances these were augmented by the
cheaper rails. as we'll Is equipments, hnt
st""ls reflected n" poor statement ~
the Republic Iruu and Ste company.
those shares showing further de"rcS-
sion.
Food shares were strongrS: Of IN"
sr..rialtiss almost every i$<u" n tnat
din sim being stimulated /! the I'M
pro,crr.ut in sugars. Among the less
distinctive miscellare stocks those or
tho department and chain stores were
In demand.
Ns!d., from General Asphalt. tho
strongest feature rs ia" iinat aour. for
oisn oils showed nu Lsrri'. trend. McN-
rau Petroleum occasionally giving way
70 prrr~lrS pcmcsI'. n!,. however. con
tirucG To- harlea on hishr" H".t'S i"r
cruG.. products. Sa!"> an"untCu 70
t"J.nrh shares.
w. obstacles E" the markets better
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IRON REVIEW


New York. oct :" Ia" liz" ~. !"
lis weekly ShNMtr! II th' f'h ~"
strt! trades vii $Hy '"m"Fr"w
ff"iu'"'' "'I consumers ~ S'''' Az
pear h'i." disturbed 10y MH"'"'"r '\'N'"
Of Il H'""r2I railroad strike. ''n ~ one
hand. ther' ms "''h Il" '"rFt - 81
dcTS for l'r"nI'' slih'"'h' 'h ''', "'''
han"' t' N'''N' H''""' mas 80 S'''' ="
hLIi"S t"r "Ih'F lh"n "''l'' nav"
hN,i2' 'ic"''"!'E' '"' MA Ne No. '''"
pul"i"r 'EAn ~ ih' i'A>' wv" N''"' ,
Son" manufacturing '"hS"n'''> %
pig IRON az" S'''4' WIZ "a" ''''"
'Hcr own rF"u"''S ny q "'"H' {"
OF strike nave mace an '' ~ 80 ''''''. v
raw rhie'I" sNpF't'S. l''u' d"
sheets more '''! III "'"'' !"'''
du''S' h'I'!s naNr ''''' "aN'" w.
deliveries. Nir' mans III "'''" ,''
hnaI d.S'r!ha'I"h !" "'''' ""N' "'H'
bee" "a lea Tor !" Ihf S'"'', way
III "'' IKE ''''' ,''''' ','" .',.,
f"Gn"r! 'eh'rrS N'"N''H 80 ''>''"3T Nv
pr"ia!"' !" E'' H"" y! ~"
local furnaces rs We" a. ~ ".'',''
castings :" i"cA! CONSUMERS l'"' N"'"
eNpcdirnts would he temporary as mas
furnaces "'"!d soon "' '"'''" l" H''t
Tor !a'R "t COKE .i.,
Inc pe'l'' '""t III SUI WV
VIII ne "N''''" '''"'''' 80
the kehrTa'E even ''"'r - Wv
fr'",er """'!'E
.,n,,,a -, .f,., * SION IN
o. ra'e rtuur','"H' ;.,. ,..,.,r.
so','e M''"'.,'''"N "',,.,,, 6n,,.r,n.
'h '"c Ni"n W 49, 81, ,.i,,..
'uent" "iH H''' ,"' ,',r.,,,-
ourSh "'S'.''' N''e' ''''','N ,,,t,, 49,,
'nC "h""' '" per ''"'' ~ ,ar
!arEr$; lr"'"''r ''n '''',' ",' ,,,n,,..,.r.
cen, this week. Nv" ''"'' lux "''' -
havs been blown N l"'S "'',".. -! ~"
independent pr"'h''' 1T '''''"' ~
another has t"r" ~ al '"""" Wv u,
ut Buftalo ana ono III '"S.''" ~" q,
IN reSrc"' |" r,"' : ." , ha,, Sill
httir chanE"a' pats "''" I,. ,,nI
tending 70 Yield Wh'u '".''H Su
rolling Is N S's'' n W '.a, hn h,d mr.
'"n''"Er w N.Y., a., ,I,,. ,r,rk,t
t''V' l'''N'' 81, =. ", a., .,ri,,rst
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WEuSDURC
Tax Commissions Hsrs Friday.

wellsburg. w. Va. Oct 20.--F. ".
Earle. a representative Of the state tax
commissioner. will be at the Farmers
state bank AL day Friday. and will be
plea sed to meet Brooke county people
who desire exrlanst ton Of the compl;-
Gated Gross Sales Tax law. passed by
the last session OF the legislature
In = letter to Prof. Taylor Mr.. Earle
sta ties that in other places where he has
visited. Il great many persons sought
his e1plxnatio OF this law, and thar
no Will pc glad to answer any question
bearing on same.
Funeral Service for vs$s1aA
Funeral services were held In Airing
ton cemetery. near Washington. y. c.
on Wednesday over the remains Of Al
bert Jones, an ox-servics MIN anc
brother OF J. l.. Jones' Of this city. Sfs.
Jones was killed In action on September
80. 1919. in the MeuSe-ArReane battle
and his body arrived In this country =
few days ago. While In this country
Mr. Jones resided with hts parents ~
MoundSvllle.
Many Advocate HslrtnS VoSfA
Ever since the present city council o.
gariZcd. there has been nM infested
among quito f>w 81 them . desire to
have tn. city dispose OF tho water works
to Il private corporation. At the couu-
I'll session on Tuesday evening. the mat
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ter was discussed at some length. IN ~
unofficial mannsr. however, out there
IS a pruba hility that the SITUATION VIA
be given serious consideration ny tnS
next meeting Of council when VIII ID
held on November !. A..
Al that time. the members OF the
water board will. II was stated on iueS>
day evening. present council with VIZ
uatio OF the entire plant ana system.
Councilman r. ). Cakes and CharIes
Clark are believed to be favoTaole 70
dIspoaing OF the plant rather tnen
spending additional money necessary 20
secure pure water with no assurance
that such will be the result. otnSt
members OF council can be round WnS
appear TO favor unloading, what ~
been characterized by Councilman OAAse
as L case Of measles.
wslIxburT Briefs.
Harry King 'Tootle, or Foint Sse%S
Farm, left Thursday morning Tor bAlH:
more, Md. where he will attend severn!
dances and banQuets given in honor Se
will be solemnized next Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Papin and sister. MISS jess
Barnes. were among the Wheeling ahoe~
pers Thursday.
, Miss Ethel Gamble, who has oSen
burg friends and relatives. returned On
, Thursday morning to her homo In ALI"
, AnCe, y.
Mrs. T. +. Amick and Miss lsachAeS
Witten, were shopping in Wheeling on
: Thursday.
) Mrs. James Waddell OF Brilliant. o..
vay shopping in WelIsburg Thursday
morning
Louis Rlthner was . Wheeling busis
less visitor Thursday.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Glst, OF WashinS.
/ ton pike were shopping in WeilsouS1
Thursday morning.
Mrs Fl. 8. Burt has returned to 4ef
; home on Main street, after visit VITA
| relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. James McAdoo. OF Bethany uikA
! was n Wellsburg shopper Wednesday
' afternoon.
Mrs G. W. McConbs. daughter. AiN
| Nellie and Miss Geneva Palmer were
I among tho Steubenville. O.. shoppers
! Thursday afternoon.
Tom Hardsouk has resigned his pons
| Ion with the Scott Ice Cream co.
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AN b BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.


New York. Oct. 90 - Such news de-
velopments as occurred today, we're
mainly II a constructive character. not
tho least important was the somewhat
improved outlook regarding the rail-
road strike. Another encouraging item
was Il decrease in the number OF idle
freight cars. and this together with
ZONE further advances in the prize Of
crude oil. hc!Icd sentiment consider
ably, with a resultant firm tone through
out tie session. Some spccialtiss. such
az Famous Players and Burns brothers,
were featured on the up side
The stock market, as a general prop
ositiOn. is showing much indifference 10
some of tho unfavorahle features in
the situation. and the stubhornness Of
prices is very discouraGing 10 the elA-
mrut entertaining lower price ideas.
We should not lie surprised to see the
pendulum of prices swing upward.
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FOURTH INCREASE OF
MONTH IN PETROLEUM

Pittsburgh Oct 20.--Tho fourth In
crease in the price of crude oil this
month was announced here today by
the principal purchasing agencies at tho
opening 81 the market, All advance or
- cents barrel on the following
grades:
Pennsylvania crude, $3.50; Corning
f2.l5; r"hell $50; Somerset G.l5;
Somerset hight $40. Ragland. the only
heavy oil quoted in THIS marhrt. was
advanced 10 cents a hArreli To S.l6.
Oil authorities stated that previous
ALLIANCES had failed to bring out the
desired quantities Uf oil from producers.
and that drilling had rot been resumed,
They added. however that the new price
might lie expected TO stimulate both
sales and cXploratio
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, OCT. cn--Forr.xn exchange
irregular GIcal Britain demand %.!i -,
cables a.?i7-. sixty day bills "n hanks
2glI. Franc. demand 90: ''h.'S
80. I'aly demand a.!il "anir:. 1.@-.
Rr!g'au demand 80 cable" -" CO.
,rany demand 49,: cables - ll".iand
demand a3.Ga: cables $50. N""Nvny lie
mard I. ~. SwetcN d"Hm"G q i'.N.
mari. Gcurrl l?.I". SWii2"r..GrI IL, and
INFO. Spain d"uha'! lN..". GI'",r de-.
uand 49,. N:r'ri.nc ,!''..''a 10. :.
RrD%N dan al 3. = No..'."a' 49,.
Du,u,ri. - - i'.'.'l -.u .',hHi
i.G,. .Iu:o S.L>.a r.a.. '."r."-S n..."5'
los. Nu:;riL U.g,".
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Ohio. oct. SQ--Wheat cash
$llS: December sllSii; May sl2? q.
tIovcrScsd prime cash. October. De-
ccmh"r and March S!".6u; February
sl@.Sb
Alsike prime cash and October $lO.I6:
December Sill: March Sll3o.
Timothy prime cash 1870. $50; lg.l
md October s2.S5; December S".9e;
March sos.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Oct. 9N--Buils had some adj
vantage In the wheat market the greater
part OF the time today owing more or
less to predictions which were cuErcni
Vet DO avertcd. lpturns however. were
NOT we'll maintained. Prices closed un-
settled a, the same as yesterdays finish
to !: cents higher; With D"r"mo"r
sl.oa5t 10 sl.ot and May $,nA :; to
oats ), 10 |. cents to ~ cent. In pro-
visions. tho outcome varied from -
cents decline 70 Is cents advance.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

T'ttshurgh. Ia. oct 20 Hogs. TO
ceirtS i.anr: MARKET lower: heaFnS SIS
to $50. hcaEv workers.. Wight yurrc"S
and pas IS TO SIS.
kst stead: top sheep IS; top lambs IS
Calves receipts $50: market steady.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Oct -. Il
EuruIalc, The lntelIIEencer By a. z
Nlsten d Co. members New YORK StocA
t.l,hange Second iiuJr National BMnH
VI ". VIA. bldg.
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N, Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. w. Va. Oct. 20. al.
Furnished The Intelligence. BY a. L.
NasIcn & Co, mcrnhcrs New York Stock
exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of w, Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 20, I'll.
Furnished Tho lntelligencer by A. f
Masten 6 Co. members Nav York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
of w Va RloE.
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McMECREN
Ntaa Gewis 70 Enteyeatn

This evening. At her home on Logan
street. MISS r.i;un Lewis Will entertain
melnbrrs 1T he: Sunday school c."SS or
the n. r.: churca. Plans will 10 dis
CuSScI t. u Halloween party III ne
early hours II ;hc evening. after whirh
n SncI;i! tame vii! b. enjoyed. dell
Ciuus luncheon will he served ~ EIte
hour.
Chief Of Police Ksstg-ns
I'rlct Of l'nijrc. Charles IL. l.ckston.
has !~rdvrod MS resignation a. police
Of NCAIc, hen. tn take eite>t tho Rrst
Of the month. Mr.. los st"n has been
police Of this city f"r the past seven
Years. ard his work has been Ne">
p.ruSing. and thu Eons nt hiS reslsha-
lion win H. learned %lth deep regret.
Mr.. Lusstcn expects to move t" MS
farm.
Nee E.dswalk Being Latd
\ new sidewalk IL being laid between
tho West garage. aud A. NJ. LnrentL
grocery. Tho Wr:h WAS started yes.
terdar, and tho men made hme progress,
and Il Is expected by tho latter part
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 20. ~.
FurnIshed Tho intelligence by 4.
Masten 4 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ W va RldE
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cash cuotations- Wheat: No. , dark
northern sllS. corn: so mixed iI's
e. i5a.c: 10. yellow 4I'4 I" i6c. pats:
No. . white 80 to %S'4": No. white
agn, 20 2ll.c. Pork. nominal Lard:
$3.50 to SIS. Ribs $50 10 ~.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 20 81.
Furnished Tie lntelllEencer by a.
NRsten & Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange. Second floor Nationai oahA
Ne W I'm AllR
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va, Oct. 20. 81.
Furnished The lntelligencer by A. &
Assten 4 Co. members Now YORK STOCK
exchange Second noor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
DIftn,E EH
LOCAL STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va, Oct. 20. 81.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Compiled for Tho 1ntelli.
gencer,
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

NE.r..ue. ". VT. hrt. go. q.
WHEELING: l..ri: >r>tk coal ca
f'A'T'I'l r
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. ". Va, Oct. 10, 81.
Reported uy Il. l.. p"hsrty " Co. New
yorx. through Claude Mceher. board
Of Trade Ii,L!diu6. heet:ns.
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MONEY MARKET

N"...l sales 80 10" SHARES.
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StCrlin. Products ln''-- irhhS'"r
BOOKS rlUac oct. =" :or per cent 'ash
a NiIcud p;lNahle 10Y. :,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
W hite Wins Medal
In Juniors Links
Play at Westchester.

P. S. White, the crack seventeen
year-old player of the Apawamis Club
won the qualifying round in the West.
chester Junior Title Tournament at the
Mount Vernon Country Club with 3
score of Sd. He then went on and won
easily defeating j, A Jenkins, of Mount
Vernon, in the first round by q score
of and 6.
White appears to be in line to sue
ceed "Laddie" Mcmahon as Metropol-
ltan Junior champion.
The summary:
P, S. White, Apawamis, 45-3o--s4;
George Bruch, Westchester Hills, 4o-47-
eI; X. A. Jones. Westchester Hills. AZ
4d-S9 j. A. Jenkins, Mount Vermont, 4S-
49-92; l.. Martin, Apawamis 5O-4s-9s.
James Doyle Siwanoy, 5l-4S-9s; A. An.
dderson, Mount Vernon, 52-52-i04; W
- Kelly. Mount Vernon. 52--54--106: Jacl
wlinerg, Oak Ridge, 57-51-1OS. w Jo.
sephy, Fairview. 57-51-10S; j. Huntley
Sleepy Hollow, 58-5S-116.
FIRST flight, first round-Martin defeat.
ed o Reilly, up; Jones defeated Arnhetm
D ana 4; Bruch defeated Doyle, z and q,
White defeated Jenkins and G.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
V0tOr Carries RnncOcns Silks
10 Victory in Rocka,Uay Stake
Veteran Thoroughbred, A
TO 5 Favorite, Wins Fea-
tlre Race at Aqueduct
By w. ]. Macbeth

The long suffering public, which has
been emulating the worm most of the
time since the thoroughbreds came to
town, turned on the oralists with q
fury at the Aqueduct racetrack yester-
day afternoon and 5mote them hip and
thigh. No less than four we'll played
favorites ratified home in front, while
both OF the other winners were backed
off the boards.
The Rancocas Stables old Valor won
the feature event. the Rockaway Sell
Ing Stake, at quarters of mile,
which had $4,000 added, This aged
horse stood out most conspicuously
over his field and was hammered down
from Z to to to 8 at post time.
Valor had to be much the best to win,
for Vibrate, of the Quincy Stable,
which broke in front and set the pace
to the stretch turn, ran out with little
P. Walls on the home turn and carried
the favorite almost to the outside
fence, losing many lengths for both
horses. The pack, which saved all the
ground possible, had the favorite head
ed couple of lengths before Sandie
could straighten his mount.
Vibrate Is JostIed
But Valor had all the foot and all the
class and came away at will through
the long stretch. Vibrate which was
we'll played, especially on the climb, -
probably would have succeeded in get
ting a part Of the purse had littls
Walls been able to hold the rail.
Charles A.. Stoneham's Dry Moon won
the Luke Blackburn Handicap at six
and half furlongs. c. H. Miller put
up million-dollar ride on the winner.
He rated off the early pace, moved up
around the turn and drew out to a good
lead in the stretch, though he just did
manage to nurse his mount along long
enough. Banksia was weakly handled
by B. Kennedy, especially in the last
furlong, and with more spirited ride
might have won handily.
This same Kennedy, however, put up
wonderful ride on Royce Roofs in the
fifth race, at a mile. Royce Roofs was
outrun to the stretch. Kennedy tried
to get through on the outside, then
through the middle, and finally took a
desperate gamble on getting through
on the rail.
Clifford A. Cochran's Cimarron mean
while had raced Courtship into sub
mission and a furlong from home ap-
parently had the race at her mercy
1t looked for all the world like an
other long shot scoring when Kennedy
finally squeezed through the proverbial
knot hole with Royce Roofs. The fa-
vorite came through like Man O. War
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Carpenter Forced
To Rest as Mates
Nurse Sore Spots

MANHAsSET, N. Y, June 21.-
Georges Carpenters chief sparring
partners, Paul Journee and Italian Joe
Cans, were nursing sore spots and
grouches to-day, and the challenger
took advantage of their indispo sition
to rest. He was on the road during the
cool hours of the morning and spent a
short time in the gymnasium this
afternoon.
Journee was suffering from a broken
nose as result of his defeat by
Charlie Weinert in Brooklyn last night.
and Cans declared his stomach was
still aching from the punishment ad-
ministered by Augie Rather.
Late in the afternoon Journee was
not in gay mood, and Trainer Wilson
started some lively music on a talk
ing machine in an effort to cheer him.
The affable trainer went so far as to
attempt clog dance, and Carpenter
kept time with his foot.
Carpenter became interested in a
little boy who hung over the front
gates waving at him. He went down
to the fence, and the child began
speaking in perfect French.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

in that hast eighth, and twenty yards
from home shot past Cimarron to win
going away.
The Trout in Trouble
Jockey A. NickIaus almost lost the
steeplechase with The Trout, the to s
favorite. For almost a turn OF the
field Leviathan, which fenced none too
we'll, threatened to spread his field
be pulled up. Lochiel II then made
the pace and held on we'll. Nicklaus.
who lost lot of ground all the way
and who made several runs, delayed
his final bid until almost too late and
just did manage to get up in the last
stride to beat Lochiel II. Sea Wold.
prominent throughout, had no diff
Guilty in taking the short end of the
purse.
Tho Quincy Stables Frank Fogarty
simply tin-canned home a sixteenth of
mile in front of field of three
year-old maidens in the mile gallop
that introduced tAe card. Frank Fo-
garty was backed from 20 to down
to to l. The Foreign Stables
L'EcIair, the favorite, was outrun all
the way ana lost the place to Smarty.
Harry Payne Whitney's Calamity
Jane galoped off with the final dash
of four and a half furlongs just as
she pleased, and after very unfa-
vorable start. A. Hallow's Wishbone
was second and the Quincy Stables
Alice C. third. The result was a ter
rife blow 80 the oralists, for Calamity
Jane was heavily played at 1 to 3 and
nothing else was bet on except the
place and show horses for those
positions
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Kingscote Easily Defeats
British Enternationalist

WIMBLEDON, England, June 21 (By
The Associated Press The feature
Of the play in the British tennis tour
nament to-day was the victory OF
Major A. R. F. Kingscote, one Of the
old-time English players, over o.: r
Dixon, the English eX-internatlonalist,
6-1, Go, Go. The winner displayed
splendid all-around form, and William
T. Tilden, the American expert, VINO
holds the championship, considers
Kingscote as the most likely chal-
lenger for the title.
A surprise was the defeat OF L. s.
Deane. midas Davis Cup player. by
the Young South African, Wheatley,
who played fine harddriving game
and was deadly in overhead smashing
The scores were Ga, Ga. 6-2. The
Spanish Davis Cup representative,
Manuel Alonzo, gave a fine display OF
hurricane driving and clever cross
yolleving while beating L. F. DAWN,
champion OF West Scotland, 6-2, Go,
6-3.
Arnold Jones, the youthful Provi-
dence plaver, was eliminated in tlrst
round match, being defeated by W.
Ingram, Great Britain, 6-1, I'd, 4-6,
6-3. Zenzo Shimidzu, the Japanese
star. won with ease in the second round
tO-daY from Count bSDSHoAC9s III L i eiAiS 8,
60, 60, Go. B. l. c. Norton, the
South African player, defeated j. c..
Masterman, of England, 6-4, "a, 10
II, GO.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, of California,
who defeated Miss Kemmis Betty, one
of Englands most promising young
sters, by Ga, 6--1, won her game
cleverly, using a nard overhead service
and for the most part chop strokes to
the base line. Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, the American champion, won
to-day by default.