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New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
The Days Bond Market

The Tribune prints each day the ma
thrifty dntes of all active bonds quoted
on the Neao York Stock Erchnnge. The
return OF, Eomd to the imvestor depends
upon three factors: the rate of interest
the security bears, tho market price
and tho distance Of the maturity date.
To figure the precise yield on bond it
is necessary to use yield tables, but the
oppyo1insate yisld edn roughly be figured
out By the folJowimg formula: Divide
the closing quotation on a bond into
the rate of interest it pays, and the re-
suit 1yiu be the annual return. If the
bond is selling beIos1 par you must
GIIow also for the appreciation of the
principal. To do this subtract the mar
Ret quotation from par, or 700, and d.
vide the remainder by the number Of
years the bond has to run before ma
turity. For example, II q per cent
bond is selling at 90 and has ten gears
to ran, the annual return. a0iu be 6.66
per cent. The difference betUeen par
and the market price syiIl be 10 points,
subtractsag 80 from 100. Dividing ten,
points By ten gears, the quotient a0iu be
/. This figure is to be added to 6.66,
s0hich is TIE annual return, and the re-
suit 1856 per cent, soilI giue you the ap.
prorsnaGte yield.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Doubtful About Depositing Bonds

Questfon-will you kindly advise me in
regard to the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company per cent consolidated general
mortgage bonds, due April I, 1881? have
received a notice regarding these bonds
from bondholders protective committee.
stating they want me to deposit my bonds
with them and they would look out for
my interests. Would you think 1t advis-
able to do so? The committees chairman
is George e. Warren. so Bl@adway. The
reason / write to you is that I would not
want to deposit my bonds and sign away
my rights. I also own two shares OF Penn
sylvania Railroad Company stock, and I
hear they are not earning their dividends.
Would you kindly recommend me ta switch
into some other stock?--F. E.
Answer-We would advise you to de-
posit your bonds with the protective
committee. You do not sign away any
right. When the reorganization plan
comes out, if you do not want to accept
its provisions, you may withdraw your
bonds upon payment Of your pro rata
share Of the expenses Of the committee,
which will be small. If you are de-
pendent on income from your invest
ments a preferred stock would be bet-
ter than your Pennsylvania common.
We consider American Car and Foundry
z per cent preferred and Montana Power
Z per cent preferred good investment
stocks.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Woman Should Improve Fer List


Question-Will you please pass Judgment
ON the Enclosed list? VIII you suggest i'm
Grovemsnts t in american Cotton on per
preferred Z per cent. s8 Atchison. Topeka
Santa Fe preferred per cent. 10: Buff
7s B Delaware q Hudson 9 per cent. fol:
Fisher 8ody 10 per cent. 81: Great North-
fsn Rap0ad spssi preferred per cent u
Pacific Railroad per cent. 81: steel Tube g
Union n nae sna Papsq cent ss
Missouri Pacific Railroad per cent, 40.
Bonds: HUDSON & Manhattan per cent,
IS; Minneapolis d st. Louis per cent, As !;
New York, New Haven & Hartford con-
vertible per cent 70; St. Louis & San
yer 8 Rio Grande refunding per cent,
46; Norris & Co. II per cent, 9s: Brook
yn EdsGn sn psr cent s
dack Light and Power per cent, s7.--
Mrs. s. A. s.
Answer--Of the railroad stocks we
consider Missouri Pacific preferred as
purely speculative and Great Northern
as not as good as Southern Pacific
would be. All of the stocks are sensi-
tive to earnings and with the exception
Of ,Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and
Delaware & Hudson would not ordinar-
lily be classed as a woman's investment.
The Fisher Body and Lackawanna
Steel especially are speculative. Of
the bonds the only ones that we would
rate as conservative are Morris & Co.
Is, the Consolidated Power of Michi-
gan rs, the Adirondack Power and Light
6s and the Brooklyn Edison Is. We
think safety is not the first considera-
tion in the other bonds. United King
dom 5As, due 1887, selling at 86; Swiss
IS, due 1s4o, selling at 1925; Delaval
Separator IS, selling near par, and
Cuba-American Cane Sugar sinking
fund 8s, due 1881, selling at par, would
add safety and diversity to your list.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Likes Good Bonds ut a Discount

Question: have a little money which
Wouia IKE 60 Invest In q giN-edEed se-
curly selling at discount. The balance
or my modest capital is now distributed
nainder In real estate first mortgages. New
rss rork central debenture 6s and Western
iIie ana Mortgage s y per cent certifi-
Gates have thought that to balance
my Investments might buy two bonds.
Western Union ANS or Montana Poyver =,
Company Ss. Series A. How would YOU
say these compare for safety with Atchi-
SON. Topeka & Santa Fe convertible~ a
1865, Atlantic Coast Line 1st convertibie
80 or Illinois Central US, Louisville divi
sionI would appreciate it II you would
tell me your opinion OF the above issues
also their interest dates a.. year Of ms .
tur1ty. Would you recommend anythinr
IN preference to the above? NV first re
qulrement Is safety and would prefer mn
ISSUE e maturing in twenty to thirty years
rent yield of to sM per cent.-E. q.
Answer-New xork Telephone ren-
eral Ans. interest May and November.
are due 1889; Western Union 41ss. in
terest May and November. are due
1860, and Montana Power first 5s. in
ssrest January and June, are due 1943,
we think your choice of these bonds is
excellent We think under present
conditions their safety compares favor
ably with the three railroads vo,,
name, but we might suggest that you
substitute the Atlantic Coast Line first
as, interest March and September, due
1862, for the Western Union for sake
OF diversity, which is an element of
safety IN any investment scheme.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

i 49,. ssssx
State of Sac
Paulo y ( S.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
$l,25O,OOO in Mime Suit
Engineer Alleges Breach Of Con.
tract to Buy Properties

Inomas Park, mining engineer and
operator, filed in the Supreme Court
yesterday q suit to recover s1.25o. 600
from Richard v. Dey, Of San Francisco.
for breach Of contract. Mr.. Park al
legged that in February, 1917, he en-
tered into an agreement with Mr.. Dey
to purchase from the defendant his
rights in twelve mining claims known
as the Grand Reef Mines, located in
Graham County, Arizona. The agreed
price was $75O,0O0. Mr.. Dey was to
receive 10 per cent in royalties from
the production of the mines and was to
advance $4,000 tcward the develop
ment of the properties.
1t is alleged by Mr.. Park that Mr.
Dcy failed to carry out the terms Of
the contract and instead sold his rights
to the Araviaka Leasing Company. Mr.
Park is suing for $250,000, representing
his actual loss in cash and $1,000 ,000
for ore already taken out of the mines
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Low Priced Stocks Not Away. Che.p

Qusation--will you kindly rive mo sonas
nln1Usma,,os nrunrnsn e. 81, On the foliowinx stocks
interoorough Consolidated Corroratinn'
~. Isato pasas Mining and Kansas CITY south-
Sans sl am In owner OF tho irut two ana
pave neard great deal about the ofhers
Am very anxtous to learn d little more
aoout s. American Safety Razor, as I have
= nclu Y. as TOT quite some time ana see that
y Sly stays az the low level OF about :
Aor sn =. Y. Understood there was talk Of
sSsss rAytnS DIVIDEND B. III.
Answer--The stocks you name are all
speculative. Unless you ara equipped
to speculate we think you will keep on
losing There has been great deal
OF talk about an American Safety Raxor
divsdend, but you cannot deposit talk in
bank Don't get into the habit of
1ancynng stocks because they are low
cheap.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Borrowing on Bonds

Question--If a person owns or invests
$4,000 in Belgian Z u per cent external
bonds. can those bonds be put up as coll
lateral for a loan? II so, what percentage
can one borrow on them in ordinary normal
times "A. A.
Answer - Borrowing depends to =
great extent on your own credit, even
when Liberty bonds are put up as col
lateral. The Belgian 71ss are an ex-
cellent issue and have a good market.
They are factors which your banker
would take into consideration. We can
not guess for you what percentage of
their market value you could get. The
only way to find out is to try.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Switching Rate Raise Put of

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Further
suspension to April "a Of proposed in
creases in switching charges on certain
traffic entering South Tacoma, Wash,
was announced to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. A previous
suspension to March 20 had been male
by the commission in order to deter
mine the necessity for raising the
car. The charges affect non-competi-
tive interstate traffic originating at or
destined to stations on the Great
Northern Railway in Washington.
Idaho, Montana. North Dakota, South
Dakota. Iowa, Wisconsin apd Mime
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
/. r. T. Monthly Loss S463. .7os

Net corporate deficit Of the vuter-
borough Rapid Transit Company for
February amounted to $463, ,795, COM
pared to q deficit Of $15,16O in the
same month last year, according to q
statement issued yesterday. Net
operating revenue was $1,605, ,596 and
the eight months ended February 28.
the deficit was $3,372,39 compared to
deficit Of $2,1Ss,26e in the CORE
spending period Of the preceding year.
Net operating revenue amounted to
$12,191 ,464 and income from operation,
$10, 0,407.750.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Improvement i'm
Steel Buying Is
Noted This Week
Demand Largely for Com
struction Purposes and
From Auto Builders; the
Best in Many Months

Better buying Of steel for censtruc-
tion purposes and the reinstating Of .
few cancelled orders by automobile
builders were features Of the past
weeks market. according to The iron
Age, which states that large
number Of buyers with small orders
have been heard from. These contracts,
however. have not resulted Ia an In.
crease In the average Of steel plant nc
tivities.
The Steel Corporation, IL was stated.
has been taking new business at the
rate Of about $4,000 tons day, or about
one-third Of capacity. The corpora
tion's curtailment of pig iron output
has been rather rapid, but steel pro-
duction has not declined in proportion.
The week." says The Iron Age, "has
been the best in many months in struc-
tural steel, with total upward OF 17r
YOu tons, which compares with 25,600
tons for all Of February. That steel
prices are not fixing construction costs
appears IN difference Of $28 per net
ton in the low and high bids on an i'm
poortant fabricattng contract just let,
whereas Che low current quotation of
two cents on structural steel is only
- per ton less than the 2.45c Of the
Steel Corporation"
A middle Western producer recently
took contract for 5000 tons Of pipe
line for the Sinclair Oil Company at
considerable concession in price,
Long continued dullness in the market
for steel making irons in the Pittsburgh
district was relieved during the week
by inquiries for three round lots Of
basic, but the increased interest de.
veloped weakness, due to some steel
companies being willing to sell from
their accumulatious.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

srick & Bennett, Had the same day the
failure was announced, total liabilities
were given as 81 800 900 and assets As
yl.700, 600. These, however, included
loans from banks which were amply
protected by Stock Exchange collateral.
They have been paid off through lioui-
dAtion Of the collateral securities.
Before Its failure Herrick 4 Ben
nett, In addition to doing regulsr
brokarage business Ia stocks, handled
New York City honda on 4 large scale.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Good Issues Of Low Coupon Rate

Questiorl--Babson advises: Buy. bonds.
buy underlying bonds 4, Al and per
cent CEN long term bonds In your answers
YOU generally recommend the nawer bonds.
higher interest, but mostly callable. WHl
you pleaae recommend enough OF the above
low interest bonds to invest -. 600! Weuld
not Illinois steel per cent debenture and
Indiana Steel per cent be Of this class
do not wish q speculative bond.--J, g. L.
Answer-We should think that Illi-
nois Steel debentura 4As, due IN lS4os
and Indiana Steel hrst 5s. due in 1859,
would Be Of the class Of bond you de-
sire. Belle IS a list Of others; Union
Pacific first and refunding ~, due
zoos. selling at ~; Northern Pacific
General g lien So, due 2o47, selling at4b5;
New York Central refunding and I'M
provement tbs, due 2o13, selling a. !e; ;
illinois Central first refunding 10, dus
1858. selling at 75. The last named
bond il aaliable 1t 107. We have not
neglected the seasoned, low coupon rate
bonds. The newer issues are mem
toned here because so many Of our
readers say they must hase high
yield.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
J Days NesU Issues

Blyth, witter & Co. are ofYerinr m
cent fftcen-year sinking fund rold
bonds Of the Portland FIGURING Mills
Company. the largest company 6f the
kind in the Northwest. The bonds are
being offe'ed at 100 and accrued in
tcrest.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Two Arizona Banks Close

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 18th.
Citizens State Bank of Phoenix and the
Central Bank of Wickenburg. nea,
here. closed to-day. The banks have
been placed in the hands Of Charles w
Fairfield, state auditor and bank direc-
tor, he said to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Investment
Information

Nssestsons ef general iatsYdss e. ~
usssors srsM Be omst0srsd a. eAss oel-
ssMn, q schtch cuss onlv 3sitSnla eo;ll
e ssed. Othsrs sciu 81 anstcsred 81
mssA Addrsss al imqwsriss. incles-
tng stamped, uddsessed swvegops. g
rsN1ncsul Edstor. TAe TySbasse. xSA
NsssuM Street. Nsw Fork Citr.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

1as.on. clearly Americas .aip ovasTs were
trained BY their fathers IN the calling which
was the bssis Of the 6mily fortune. They
sssounded the Horn" and sailed The. southern
sea-, ID the chins and INDIA rsde. Skilled
ship masters and traders. they carried on tie
work Of their fathers when the family eatates
became their inheritances.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were 20
transactions vostardav.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

Republic OF Chile ss.. 40
Dominican Republic IS, 1e5s... S0A
City Of Lyons 15-yr IS. 19a4... ~
do Marseilles 15-yr SIS. 1894. "a
do Bordeaux 15-yr 6s. 1894. "A
do Copenhagen 25-yr 5As, ~ 72N
French Government IS, 1st issue 9S Z
French, Paris City 6s, 1921. g6%
Govt of Switzerland IS. 1870. .i04
japanese Govt ANS, strig In, 'a5 SO
do 41as. I'd series, l925..., 82
do 4s. strlg In. 1891. 81
do Toxic City IS, ls52.. 5Sx
On King ct B & 6-yr 5MA 1921 gs%
do S-yr 51as, 1922......... 94ss
do 1o-yr SIS, 1925. se%
. do 20-yr 5hs. 1887. 85%
A"sxAco Ext strig 6s OF '9e, '45. 45M
Kingdom Italy 5-yr go gold bdslsIH
Sac Paulo Ss ct ct...... e7M
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
" "a
Chi & Alton
rig So 1s4s
c B T. q Eni
4s 1853
registered

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Is offs OF
depos 1897
10 49,. S6 M
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rfg Is ctfs
of dep 1853
IL 80. so
s -. 30M
Chi ct West
4s 1863
I -. 81
G Ind & Low
IS 1S47
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CIV IS ser 3
1888 q
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

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|Un Pacific SIS
1 99N
CIV 4s 1922
8 49,. 64M
3 -. 81
rfg 4s zoos
10 80. 76A
~ s Realty &
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g -. 86N
lun Rds Of s
F As ctfs Of
deposit 1927
AZ SO
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~ s Rubber
.ss
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
-. 7s% ctfs Of dep
Colum q
Ea 1907

Cuba C Sugar
cvt deb rs
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Cuba r r So
/ 49,. 10
Del & Hud Is
1880
g : Is isss
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

X Of Italy
6hs ser A
1925
36 81&
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Ss int cts
fQlA
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
New Orleans Entries.

First ilace--Purso $500; claiming: for
three-ycar-olds and upward; maidens: mile {;
Marjorie NJ. 1902; Eastward Princess, 102
mot Yet, iO2: 'Plato. 101; Damoris io1:
'car. i0a: Concentrate. 10; Marie Rap
pold. III Pretender. ia: High Voltage. IL.
three-year-Clds and upward; II. & c.; five
and a half furlongs: perhaps, f09; "Corkey
w, 10; sAce OF Aces, ITO: sDr. Campheu
no; ssan Diego l1o; sJohnny Oyertou, t1O;
Brown Bill, ia: @Treadwell, 11J. Ama<e,
1t5: Philanderer. ia; Enos, 1l5. Moroni.
1i5. Also eligible: "Link Boy, ITO: ~ltarry
Rudder. 10: Trader. 1i9; 'Hnrp OF the
North, 100.
Third Raee-Purse 500; claiming; FOR two
year-olds; SIX furlongs: 'A-hlin. 100; SRoTa
Lee, fo0 "Dumbfounder, 1903; sFusee. i05 I;
sMabel A. 105; Goodheart, fO1: Far"w"i,
Taps. 105: LADY Zeus. 10s Fred Kinney,
Fo irth Race-sToo; allowances; the Con
eral Diaz Purse; three-year-olds and up
ward; mile: Baigneur. i03; Green Gold.
1OS; Translate. 1903; Grayson. 1903: wick
Fifth Race-$T00: claiming; handicap
fillies and mares: thrce-year-olds and up
ward: mile: Miss Forfaine. iO1; Oaklawr
Rele, 1903: May Bodine. f0J: Blddledce,
no Escarpoietfc. f12.
Sixth Race-$I00: claiming: oil AGES: five
AID half furlonEs: Image, %; Rob, 01
birdie c., 100. Black Eetty. 100; Sweepy.
1903; AlvG, 1903; Echoland, i06; Wireless.
100; Gallant Foe. TO. Eternity. 11o; Monas-
Seventh Race-sIoo claiming; three-year-
olds and upward mile and a quarter;
.tohn Arbor, SIS: Axiom. 100; Lady LNng-
fellow, 103; 'L'Entocur. t04 oPirate MCGEE,
lo4: 'Kelso. LOG: Corydon. no
'Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Continued Heavy wind had Tor inshore Cod
ElsItn0

The heavy winds that kept blowing for
several days without much letup had some
OF the fishing pilots worried for there 10
an old belief that heavy winds sand up the
ellis OF the fi~h. Once the Eiils are sanded
~ the firh heads for the deep TO rid himself
Of Il and he may may not return TO the
locality he had been In. The wind was good
rntured this week and came TO an end on
Wednesday night, and the fine day yesterday
10 A. M. boats went out from Shecpshead
Bay well loaded with passengers and the
afternoon was ideal for flshlng.
There are any amount OF cod on the seal
iop ridge and the catches continue TO be
quite large a lot OF cod are also being
caught at the lightship. The great cod per-
plcxity al the moment r. the bait. for tho
shimmers are very scarce, and as n conse-
quence the diggers must have high price
for them The chief con ~ of ~" boz
get fish, for they had no doubt OF that, but
whether they could get the necessary bait for
their Sunday trip. Yesterday was such n
fine day that n is more than likely that the
skirnmer digEcrs got 2 good rupply. and
s-'~aav .-ips OF the boats.
The Wreck Lead boats have also exper-
fenced the scarcity of bali and one boat
owner expresses himself strongly because OF
the price CHARGED by the skinner men. The
nay him foe HIS work. Not so lone ago he
could make more money by selling his take
NJ half OF tho price charged now, for he was
able TO gather more than double the guam
tity In the same space OF time and at a
much less expense.
boat these days Is the cost Of bait. and this
cort is far wreatcr than u has ever been IN
the nat. with doota~e rcnt on the incrpase.
gasolcne cost remaining high nrd bait higher
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Havana Results.

First neutrality-suspicious.; allowances
purse 500. five and half furlongs. Leg
horn. 10 CPickens). s 70 ;, TO and out
first; cydonia. 11o (Kelsay). 3 to 8. TO
= 20 1, TO 3 and out. third. Time, .06 1-5
Also ran-Col. Chill and Stonewal.
Second Race-Three-year-old and upward
claiming: purse $500: five and a half fur
q ? and to 4. first; starkader, 112 (Car
lrolD, 10 2, even and / to 3. second Ina
Wood. i0i (Scheffe). 9 TO 3, 2 TO 3 and
20 .. third. Time, 0T 2-5. Also ran--Lady
Hester, Win All. Dinty Moore and Norfolb
Third Race-All ages; handicap: purs,
5000 five and half furiongs. Guvnor, i0I
Kennedy, TO 2. to 3 and out. first
Lads Love, 100 (Dreycr), 20 l. to 10 and
out, second; Cotton Blossom. 1903 CBurnsl
q 70 I. s to and out, third. Time, ] :05 1-5
Also ran-Golden Chance and zululand.
Fourth Race-rhree- -year-olds and upward
claiming; purse s700; six furlongs. Olt
Sinner, 113 (Merrimee), Q to I, TO 2 and
q 10 $. first: Springvale. 10l (pribble), ;
70 I. @ : and 70 o, second; sugarmint
third. Tirue, 1913 2-5. Also ran-Tacoia
Itays, Wise Man. Discussion, Golden Flint
Cratian and Whippet.
Fifth Race-Three-y e-year-olds and upward
yards. r.liivan, 108 Cpribolel, 3 TO 5. I 20
and to E. first; w. @. McClintock, iOC
lPickensl, 2 70 I, even and ! TO 3. second
and 9 to .. third. Time. ] 40. Also ran
Tho Englishman, Stir Up and Tnro,
Sixth Race-Four- yea r-olds and upward
claiming: purse s7O0 one mile and six.
feenth. Candle Light. 100 (Pribbe), to 3
! 90 and out, first: Darnlev, 100 (Dreyer)
p 20 I, even and out. second Chrietie Hooters
Time. / IA rs. Also ran-War Plume and
Ituford.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
PENDLETON WINS In
2 STRAIGHT FALLS.
Throws BOnecki in Brooklyn
Rink-Calza and Laitinen
Also Victors.

TIis second victory in one wsek was
turned in by Nat Pendleton. Olympic
champion, when he threw Wladisia~
Bonecbi, the Polish Lion. In two straight
falls. both OF the pin variety. at the
Rink Sporting Club last night. 1t was
Pendletons second appearance since hs
broke his arm last July.
The second fall came In Just 30 Sec
onds. Pendleton attempted to hurl his
huskier opponent to the mat, and both
went down, with tina American on top.
three-quarter nelson turned the Pole
over. The agile Pendleton clamped a
head scissors and arm lock hold on
Bonecki and quickly forced his shoul-
ders to the mat.
After - minutes the first fall was
secured by combination leg and arm
hold. Bonecki escaped from a head
chancery hold and double arm lock
just previous to the fall. Pendleton
weighed 1877 pounds. Boneclsi 2lS POUNDS.
In another bout Georgia Calza, the
italian champion, was able to secure
one fall from Bernhoff Hansen. the
Norwegian, in 60 minutes Of wrestling.
A crotch hold finished Hansen In 25
minutes 10 seconds.
Armos Laitinen, Finnish champion.
made quick work Of Carl Vogel, Prus-
sian giant, In two falls. the first In
minutes So seconds, the second In 4 min
utes IS seconds.
The new rules Of the State Athletic
Commission figured In the Laitinen-
vogel bout The first was rolling
fall. the second flying fall.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
SQUASH VICTORY
HANGS ON STROKE
Final Point of Final Match
Decides in Harvard Clubs
Favor.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
by SAMUEL J. BRooKMAN.

A single winning stroke WI al! that
stood between Harvard Club ami defeat
in the metropolitan Glass A squash ten
mis- championship yesterday. That sin
gle stroke YVES the final point " the
game of the final match OF the meet be-
tween the Harvard Club squad and the
Columbia team on the latter's court. F..
S. Whitlock Of the Crimson alumni and
E. w. Putnam. Columbia graduate, were
playing and the score was two matches
all, one game all and Is all.
Seldom does so much hang on sin
gle point in team match, and the con-
testants. sensing that fact, were on then
toes. following the tall keenly AMI max
ing one remarkable "get" after another
as they kept the sphere ricochetting
around the four walls. Service changed
hands eight times before Whitlock finally
on a low straight front wall shot, fol-
lowing brilliant recovery, clinched the
point necessary for victory.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Havana Entries.

First Raee--Maiden two-pear-olds: purse
ST0O; five and a half furionEs Dear Me.
105: PlRrdeia. t05. Sam Frank. 1909: Lustre.
100; Thlstiebloom. 100; Commander Colin.
100
Second Race-Three-year-oids and upward :
claiming; purse sTo0: five and half fur
longs: dorothy Hines, 10l. 'Mister Jiggs.
i0T; sFrank Burke, i0T sBaby Faust, 100
Onota, 100; 'Rlposta. 1o9: Herman l12;
Major Domo. l12; shotawny, 1i2; Harp,
if2: Acciamation. III Little Gink. III.
Third Race-Four- yc.r-olds ana upward /,
claiming; purse 500; six furlongs: STUNT
less, 100, .Timothy J. Hogan. i0a; 'Princess
Myrtle, 1O2 marion Hollns, i0T sWater-
ford Io7; Breadiine. 1os; James, Ill; Fire
worth, III.
Fourth Race--An ages claiming: handicap
purse 5000; mile and N sixteenth; Eleanor
-, i0I Inquiry fO2. Accelerate. LOG tMati-
stable.
Firth Race--Three-year- and upward
claiming STO0 mile and 20 yards Toss Up
i02; -shipmate, 1OJ; -Bianca, f07: Dixie
Girl. ioI: Or. Shaefer. 40: Gomul. no;
Tony. 10
siyth Race--Three-yenr-o and upward
claiming fTO0 mile and 20 yards; sIohnny
NO'Ccnncil 10T. mildred 10 sSccond Cousin
l0i: .zoie, 1Oi sTokaion March, io5; For
Nd, i07. 'Lovnn~t. 10T,
rApprentice allowances claimed.