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RAILROAD CUT RATES FOR FAIR
Round Trips Tickets at One and n
Half Regular Fares too Help
Boost Attendance

Reduced fare Of one and a half
regular rate for round-trips tickets,
which has been obtained on all Lonisi-
ana lines, viii be great crowdsdraw-
ing asset to the State Fair, according
to statement from the officials.
With the exception of the M. X. &
r. railroad which viii sell tickets at
this rate on October g., 20, and No
vember 4 and 5 only, selling dates Of
the other lines will be daily.
Reduced rates over the Southern
Pacific will be to and including Hous-
ton; K. C. s. to and including Mena,
Arkansas, and Port Arthur, Texas;
M. X. and T. all points including Dali
las; v. s. and P. all points including
Vicksburg; T. and P. all points in
GLIDING Forth Worth and north and
also between Texarkana and Marshall
st. Louis and Southwestern, Pine
Bluff and points south; L. and A. all
points on line; St. Louis and South
western of Texas, Mt. Vernon and
east; l.; and G. Mas Houston and inter-
mediate; G. C. and s. F., from Kirby
Vile to. Longview via Beneha; c. r. l.
and p, froom points between Fordyce
Ark, to Eunice, La, and the NJ PY
points Little Rock Pine Bluff and
South. The /. and G. N. viii meet
short lines fares as established from
Houston it is said.-Shreveport Times
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There being no further business
the Board was adjourned.
Attest: JOHN DALE,
President.
D. C. STRICKLER,
800 Secretary.
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just received new assortment of
candy. MagOun Drug Store.
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during the life thereof, and pursuant
to law, to the amount of FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS ESQ, o0e.-
l00).
ARTICLE S
The shares Of which the capital
stock of this corporation shall consist
and be divided shall be Two Hundred
in number and be of the par value of
lONE HUNDRED DOLLARS $780,
I00), per share.
ARTICLE g.
The location of the domicile of this
corporation shall be and is hereby
fixed at the law ofsee of Jos. NJ. Rec
YES, Vidala, Concordia Parish, State
of Louisiana. aF,nr ~, 80
ARTICLE Z
The life and period of duration of.
this corporation is declared to be for
the period Of ninety-nine years, with
the right reserved and granted to
dissolve same at an earlier period
of time upon adoption of resolution
therefor by the Board of Directors,
and all in accordance with the pro-
visions of law.
ARTTCLEo
The Board of Directors of this
corporation shall be three in number,
and the following named subscribers
to the capital stock hereof and share
holders herein, with their respective
Postoffice addresses, are hereby
named and shall compose the Board
of Directors of this corporation to
serve for the first year, or until their
successors are duly elected and quail
fed, to-wit:
William j. Junlxin, Winetts, Louisi-
ana:
Hiram F. Gregory, willetts, Louisi-
ana; and
Jos. M. Reeves. VidaIia, Louisiana.
ARTICLE 9
The names and Postoffice address
IS Of the subscribers to the article of
Incorporation of this corporation and
! statment Of the number of shares
If stock which each agrees to take
n the corporation is as follows, to-
Wit: sob
William J. Junkin, Willetts, La,
- shares, of the par value Of $4,000
otAl stock 800. 90. ,
Hiram r. Gregory, wiIlettss La.,I'
q shares Of the par value of 500. 90 I
otal stOck--4-----------$9,8 800. 90. 4
Jos. NJ. Reeves, Vidalia, La, 4 !
hares, Of the par value of 500, to-
al stock------------$ $4,000
ARTICLE 10 lis
The officers of this corporation to I
erve for the first year thereof, and
ntil their respective successor is duly
lected and qualified, are declared to
e as follows, to-wit:
William J. Junkin, President;
nd
Jos. NJ. Reeves, Vice-President,
Hiram F. Gregory, Secretary and .
treasurer. +
ARTICLE IL IA
That Jos. tz. Reeves, Of vidaIia, 2
a., is hereby designated and named Z
nd declared to be the proper person
pom whom any and an legal process
lay be served, and is authorized q
sceive service Of same on be-
MS corporation.
ARTICLE
That there she''
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reEsgAss NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given
PECANLI PLANTATION, IN Con
r'ia parish. Is posted against All 49,
ner Of trespassing. Parties f,,y,,f,,r-
stock IN 6eld win Be held respons; ibi,s
Anyone caught gathering pecans nil
81 vigorously prosecuted. Anvona 80
Violating this rule will be urosers' ~
. the fullest extent Of the law
PECAN PRODUCTS CO.
+ II Curry, Mgr.
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corporation the right and option Il,
acquire and purchase same at the
lowest price which he will accent
therefor.
| THUS DONE AND SIGNED bv
the parties hereto together with me.
said authority, and in my presence.
and in the presence Of the two UNDER
signed and competent witnesses, ON
the day and date first above written.
at my Office in the Town Of vidalia,
Louisiana.
WILLIAM J. JUNKIN a
HIRAM F. GREGORY
JOS. M. REEVES
Witnesses: aTs
C. Moritz
Louis Fry
C. C. CAMPBELL g
Clerk Of Court & Ex-offieio Notary
Public, ConcOrdia Parish, State Of
Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF CONCORDIA.
Personally Came and appeared
WILLIAM J. JUNKIN and HIRAM
F. GREGORY, who, being first duly
sworn by me, the undersigned eOu-
petent authority, depose and say:
That they are two Of the incorporators
of the Junkin & Gregory, Incorpoz-
ated, corporation domiciled as above
mentioned and set forth, and that
fully fifty per cent of the capital
stock has been subscribed ard paid
in, all in accordance with law.
Thus done and signed at my Office
in the Town of Vidalia, La, this the :
31st day of August, 1921. 8
WILLIAM J. JUNKIN g
HIRAM F. GREGORY +.
C. C. CAMPBELL
Clerk Of Court, Concordia Parish, La
STATE OF LOUISIANA a
PARISH OF C0NC0RDIA Il
], C. C. Campbell, Clerk Of the !.
Tenth District Court Of Louisiana in :,
and for the Parish Of Concordia and
as such Ex-oficio Parish Records,
duly commissioned and quakaed DEF
hereby certify that the attached 4
pages contain a true and correct copy &
Of the original Charter Of Incorpora-
hon Of the JUNKIN & GREGORY, &
INCORPORATED, as the same ap- 4
pears on file IN my Office and was
Iuly, recorded therein on, the list day
# August, 1921, in CHATTER BOOK
No. /, on pages SIS, ct. seq-s Of the
records of Concordia Parish, Louisi-
ina.
Witness my official signature and
cal of Office at vidalia, La, this S1st
lay of August, 1921.
C. C. CAMPBELL,
Clerk and Recorder.
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The New York Giants won the
third game of the worlds series yes
terday, fran the Yankees by a
score Of Is to 5.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
SALE OF ROAD BOMBS.

BIDS by the Police Jury of cOucorda Parish
the purchase Of FIFTY THOUSAND
1000 O'clock
office OF the Police the said
each 1922
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PROCEEDINGS OF coNccRDIA
PARISH SCHOOL BOARD.
vidaIla Qct n ls2l.

Far1En. O1hSEfr puliO - tHt s..'SS
Of Vidalia. al III, o'clock A., M. Wed
nesdayt Oct. 5.Ale2l AA
Theameeting was called to order
Iv thes President. M. John Dale ane
en- ron esf tte fclloaing inemberi
answered to their names: Messrs. J
NJ. Dayig:s John: Dale, Fl. a. Turner
H. C. ssSeyjer, Max Rothschild, G. n
Reard.aRs n. Crane, Absent: Mr.
H. F. aGregpFy. : z
Thef minutes Of the last meeting
were tesd and adopted as read, after
which9 the Superintendent read his
report far the Third Quarter ending
Sept. e0th, 1921.
The Secretary was requested to
show at the end Of each quarter the
amount Of outstanding indebtedness
Of the General Fund and each School
District Fund.
On motion duly seconded and
carried that Mrs Hugh Burnley was
allowed $500 per month 70 get her
daughter to Monterey School as she
stated she lived i've miles from the
nearest school.
On motion daily seconded and car
RED Mr.. W. A. Gross Jr.S was allowed
$500 per month for transportation Of
each Of his children TO Monterey
School to be charged to 4th School
Dist.
ON motion duly seconded and car
ried Mr. J. B. Calhoun was allowed
$500 per month per, child Tor trans
port1tion to Silver Lake School.
Prof. A. r. Hooker appeared be-
fore the Board asking for an ad-
ditiohal teacher for the Ferriday
School but Is the payroll for teachers
salaries was alseady % excess Of that
budgeted, The hahxd vas unable 70
allow same. 3
It was n1oFed seconded and carried
that the EIEhorn School House be
sold to Mr.. B. X Wade for Fifty
Dollars.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried that Mrs. s. P. Crane and the
Local Directors OF the Monterey
School be authorized to dispose OF
the old school transfers to be best adj
vantage Of the School District.
Il was moved, seconded and car
riedthat the Superintendent be auth
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

to 2. 6 to S. 8 to s: Haran, 112
(Coney). S TO 2, 6 to 5; Golden Flint,
1O7 (Kennedy), ! to 2. Time.
1907 As. Good Hope, All Aglow,
Lady Betty. Al Hudson. Toy Along.
Parol. Luimeme. All. Nezina and
John J. Riley also ran.
Fourth Race - The Madruga
Handicap; all ages: $1,000: six fur
longs: The Boy. III (Fields). G to 5,
to 4. out; Cherry Tree, 81 (Pen-
mani, / to 6. out: Fitzboodle. l03
(Schwart), out. Time, l:l3 3-5.
Louis A. also ran.
Fifth -year-olds ana
up; claiming; 500; one mile and
fifty yards: Black Thong. l07
Prible). 3 to !. 6 to 5. 8 to 5; Toka-
Ion March. 10 (Merrimee). to .,
6 to 5; Summer Sigh. los (Swart).
. to 5. Time. 1884 Mr.. kruter.
Sea Urchin, John J. Casey. Jos. de
Wales. Don Thrush and Little Gink
also ran.
Sixth Race-Three-ye and
up; claiming: 500; mile and a six
teenth: Walter Turnbow, los
(Maiben), 10 to /. to /, to /:
Mildred. 10s Mclaughlin. G to 5.
, to 8: Zoie. 80 (Smallwood). 6 to 5.
Time, l:474-5. Blanca. Harry "
Stevens. Hocnir. Starkey and Nc
Adoo also ran.
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TIA JUANA RESULTS

First Race-Flve furlongs: a.
year-olds and up: McMurphy. 100
tMaskrid). $3.50. 1000. 400: Ring
leader, ia (Huntamer), $50, $50:
Alajah, III (Gross), 1850. Time:
Log .3-5. Muriels Pet. Vodka, Blue
Van, DR. Kendall. Mabel Rule. Lazy
Ben, Careen. Greetings and Lady
Enfield also ran.
Second Race-Five furlongs: all
ages: Limerick, ia perry. $50,
400. 4.40; Stiletto. ia (Nolan). 500,
4.2O; w. c. Dooley. ia Denny,
40. Time: 1908. Cicely Kay, Mas
ter Franklin. Brown Bee. Sweet
Water. Valentine Lady. Ask Jes-
sic. Infleld, Irish Reina and Fond
Hope also ran.
Third Race-Five furlongs; g.
year-olds and up: Due De Guise. 109
Parke), 400. $50. 800: Walter
Whitaker. 1O9 (NobIe). 1900, $50;
View, ia CAtwelD, $40. Time:
loo Is. Crispie. Ella wal2O, Per-
feet Day. Chrome. Grace Trimble.
Capon, Montperrie and Dollle Hart
also ran.
Fourth Race-One mile and 10
yards; 3-year-olds and up. Tom
Brooks. 10 (Huntamer). $40, $40,
$50: Shenandoah, lis (Carter), $50,
$50; Balarosa, 112 CRae), 1880.
Time: 1:4S Is. Audrey X, Zetetic,
Lola. Circulate and Sippara also ran.
Fifth Race-Eive and one-half
furlongs: 3-year-olds and up: Rife.
1O7 (Martinez). $50. $40, 2.4O; Bob
by Allen, 102 (Slaughter). $40. 200;
Sherman A, 90 (Studer). $50. Time
los. Jean Corey and Grace also
ran.
Sixth Race-One and one-sixteenth
miles; 3-year-olds and I'D. Jake
Schas. 100 CWilliams). $40. $40,
2.4O; Commander. los (Carter), $40,
$50: Ballot Car. 1O1 (Jacobs), $40.
Time: 1:49l2. Plum Blossom. Billy
Stuart and Pinecrest also ran.
Seventh Race-Five furlongs: g.
year-olds and up: Private Peat, 100
(Studer), $50. $50. $40; Blue Belle.
100 Parke). $50. 800; Billy Lane,
100 (Huntamer). 2.40. Time
1:O1 3-5. Furbelow. War Smoke
and Nopsuit also ran.
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Wins OVER MUDDY.
TRACK UNDER GOOD
RIDE BY THURBER
I1cklish, Favorite, Fin.
lshes Second-Sikhim
Never a Factor.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec .
incog proved herself superior mudder
"hen she carried of the St. Bernard
iurse' a six-furlong dash, which fea-
'ured Jefferson's racing card TODAY.
Ihurher sent her to an Immediate lead.
ma she raced Tickllsh and Trust OF
% dizzy before they reached the
IN mile. BY saving ground entering
se stretch she drew of to n length
r.er the favorite. Ticklish. who held
rust Oficial easily SAFE Sikhlm, the
factor.
Inc chilly. rainy weather reduced
.ue crowd to one Of the smallest of
the meeting.
GOodhart' in the Holland Colors and
-Iuueh oy BreuninE. followed Trico's
pace 10 the home turn and then drew
ut 70 an eventual five-lcngth lead
over IrlCo. Plunella and six others.
!hsiunlnS Brush Boy. who showed a
miserable effort under Thurber's
handling by continuously sprawIinp
ABOUT generally as though he preferred
10 beat it home.
ferhapS. In the Paul Miles colors. got
on TO n wide lead through The early
Iuhhing OF the opener. Barnes was
urINlnG him to the limit at the end
70 Withstand the perennial Sack BAYS
pa The latter was a heavily backed
idNorlte despite his years and showed
clever effort in the going. Sacajawea
had no difficulty accounting for third
over Margaret Akin. who was heavily
upported by comeback commissions.
Flrst Race-Tkree-y ear-olds and
Up claiming; 500. furlonEs: Per-
gaps, 100 (Barnes). to 1. 3 to l. :
10 .; Back Bay. 112 CPonce). even.
l TO ?; SaCajawea. los tCoItiIettD.
10 l. Time: 1:19. Margaret At
KIN. Oh Doctor. Pinard. Pimlico.
hultur' Tom Logan. Normandie,
REV High and Eliza also ran.
second RaCc-Two-y ear-olds and
up; selling; $500; 6 furIonEs: Mickey
Moore H. CMOrris). Is to I. 6 tc 1.
to l; Financial Rooster. liz
(Ponce). s to ), to 5; Paul Com
nelly lis (Richcreek). 2 to 3. Time:
1;19. Madras Bingham. Sure. Gold
stone, Noormir. Logs and Rape Of
the Lock also ran.
Third Eace-ThrCc-year- and
up; claiming; 500; furIonEs.
silence, l07 CWeiner), 10 to 1. to
l. 10 I. Propaganda. Jos CNIoore).
TO I. to .: Anticipate, 10
CBarnesl, to 5. Time: l:174 As. Ora
leEgo. Rolo. Burgoyne. NapthaIius.
The Decision. Kirsties Cub, Search
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THE BOY OUTCAMESI
CHERRY TREE, Wins
FEATURE IN CUBA
Comedies Weight, But
Beats Off Whitney En-
try in Stretch Drive.

HAVANA. Dec. 9.-Conccding con-
siderable weight to the small but
well balanced field in the feature
race at Oriental Park here THIS
afternoon The Boy. owned by F. A.
Goss, managed to outSame II. p.
Whitney's Cherry Tree after the
hardest kind of a drive through the
home stretch.
Fitz-Bodle was third and Louis
A.. the only other starter, fourth.
Cherry Tree, which had only 81
pounds up as against III for The
BOY. was made the favoritea at
evens, while the winner was Md
at 6 to 5. The oti ers were never
in the hunt for the $1,000 purse
over the three-qua rter-mile route.
The Boy was off winging and
opened a ten-length lead before the
last turn. but was stopping very
fast near the end when Cherry Tree
made its bid. The latter laid off
the sizzling pace Of the leader. had
lots of reserve and would have won
in few more jumps. Cherry Tree
was only half length back at tn.
wire.
Favorites were treated roughly
this afternoon and the players got a
nice trimming. The best Of the
long shots was Walter Turnbow, a
10-to-l shot. which came from
Nowhere" in the last race t. win
by two lengths. Mildred was Sec
ond and Zeowie third. Harry NJ.
Stevens was Installed the Good
Thing" but after leading almost
all the way curled up and quit in
the stretch.
The opener was one OF the best
races Of the day, Fictlle. T. DoyIe's
big brown gelding. which was in az
top weight. leading from start to
finish. American Legion and Don
1epe. which furnished most Of the
contention, finished second and
third. the former giving Fictile a
merry struggle for first honors.
The track. which has been onry
good due to recent rains. was fast
today. and as a result large
crowd was or hand. and scratches
were not so numerous. The results:
First Race-Maiden 2-year-olds.
500; five and a half furlonps: Flc-
tile. rs (Boyle). even. to ,. l to
6: American Legion. lie CRicc). :
to !. to !: Don Pepo. 1l2 CEen-
nedy), to 5. Time. LOS 3-5. Naomi
X. Atrcmisa. Caslick. Tricolettc.
Eleso. Col. Tex and Acosta also ran.
Second Eace-Claiming: Swear
olds and up: 800: five and a half
furlongs: Tom Goose, III CHinphy).
to /. to 10. to 3: Butler. liz
(Pickens), to 5. ] to 8: Mr.. Jiggs.
lO1 (Gruber), ! TO 2. Time. Los Is
Speedy Lady Cortez. Sain Rose, Sir
William Johnson. Rhadames and
Acclamation also ran.
Third Race-Claiming: Swear
olds and up; 500; five and a half
turlongs: Baby Faust. l04 (Fields)
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race-Two-year-o up:
1--WE furionEs Virginia Check. 1902:
Fly Cast. l02: Bitter Biting, 1902:
Moro Castle, 1O5; King B.. los:
Forge Ahead, 1O5; Cuba Encanto,
los.
Second Race-Three-year-o lds- up:
FIVE and one-half furlongs: Cotton
Blossom, 1O2: TaEola. 1O5: The
Leopard. los: haywood. los; Old
Sinner. los: Zululand. 105.
Third Race-Three-year-o up.
claiming; six furlongs: Waking
Dream. 1903; Second Cousin, 1O7;
Crystal Day. los; Fair and Warmer.
10: wedgewood. 10; Norfolk
Belle, 112; Marion Hollins, 112.
Fourth Race-Claiming, 3-year-
olds; six furlonGs: Light Fantastic,
90: Win All. 90; Norma J. 1902: Miss
Hilarity. 1902; Mary Erb, 1902; Felix
NJ Quaker. lO5: Mariusa. lOI:
Golden Flint. 10: Jacobean. 112.
Fifth Race-s2. 900 Antilles Stakes.
all ages, claiming; six furlongs !:
Belle of Elizabethtown. 104; River
side, lO7: Arrarat. 107: Guv'nor. 107 ;
Lads Love. 112; The Boy, ia; Crom-
well. ia.
Sixth Race-Claiming 3-year-
Odds; mile so yards: Peggy Rives,
"a: w. J. McClintock, 81; Sibola, 90:
High Olympus, 1O5; Tim ]. Hogan,
1O5: Inro. 1O5; Dixie Girl, 1O7; Mis-
crecorde, 1O7: Wise Man. 10; Slick
H.. 10.
Seventh Race-ClaiminC, Swear
olds up: mile and a sixteenth: Love-
illness. &c; Lackawanna. 100; Whip
pet, 1O1: Darnley. 1903; The En-
quirer. 1O5: Melvin, LOG; Harlock,
LOG; Trooper, 100.
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present yesterday, however. Sena-
tor Sterling is the author of bill
introduced in the Senate on April
IL, 1921. which would prohibit the
handling of any news. information
or reports of racing. or other
sports involving wagers. either in
the malls or by phone. telegraph
or other means. Those at the hear
ing yesterday favored the Sterling
Dill as well as the less radical
measure which was passed by the
House October 12.
Text of House Bil.
Section Of the House viii. which
Is under consideration by. the sub
committee. reads:
No newspaper. post card letter.
circular or other written or printed
matter containing information or
statements by way OF advice or
suggestions. purporting to give the
odds at which bets or wagers are
being laid or waged. upon the out
come or result Of any horse race.
prize night or other contest of
speed, strength or skin, or setting
forth the bets or wagers made or
offered to be made. or the sums Of
money won or lost upon the out
come or result of said contests by
reason Of such bets or wayers. or
which has set forth suggestions as
to the odds at which bets or wagers
should or may be made or laid,
shall be deposited in or carried by
the mails OF the United states or
be delivered by any postmaster or
letter carrier. and such matter Is
hereby declared to he nonmailable,
and any person who deposits or
causes TO be deposited. or shall
send or cause to be sent. any such
thing to be conveyed or delivered
by mail. shall be fined not more
than $4,000. or imprisoned not more
than five years, or both such fine
and imprisonment"
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First Race-Clalming: 3-year-olds
and up: FIVE and one-half furlongs
Tiger Rose.1O6; Fly Paper,lOS: Ban
yam, Ill; Malvolio. liz: Propaganda,
100; Gloom. ITO; Beau Brummel Cd
LOG: War Pennant. ia: Roscoe
Goose, LOG: American Rose. 1O6:
Tresdwell, ia: Vansylvia. 1O6; &c,
En-, 10S; Link Boy. 112; Serbian,
III: Silence. 1l3.
Second Race-Claiming; 2-year-
olds; five furlongs. AshIin. 100.
Forest Queen. 100; Delhi Maid, 1Os;
Dolman. LOG; Grace Foster, III.
Last Effort. 95; Stamp, 1O3: Grace
E, 105; Leander, 1l2; Night Boat,
109; Simplicity, los; Image, 1O4:
Miles s., ia.
Third Race - Claiming; Swear
olds and up; one mile and seventy
yards. Lottery. ITO; Crimson Ram
bier. 96s Kingling I'd, 1O5; Iron Boy.
105; Richelieu, 105; Thirteen. los:
Little Ed. ITO; Montillo, 90; Louise
Wynne. &c: Franc Tireur, los.
Fourth Race - Allowances. all
ages: six furlongs. Brumado, 100.
Bright Lights, 116: Grimalkin. 100.
Irish Dream, 100; Verify, III: Gri,
selda, 81; Regazza. III; Com. Nc
Meekin, 100: Ticklish. 12O.
Fifth Race-Handicap: all ages.
one mile. Lucky B., 1O4; Thimble,
LOG; Tippity Witchet, 1926; Devonite'
30; Sea Sinner, 9s.
Sixth Race-Claiming 3-year-olds
and up; mi+s-and an eighth. Lam
pus, 10Y; Pimlico, 10; Gen. Hair
113; Barney Stone. 10.
Seventh Race-Claiming: 3-year-
olds and up; one mile and seventy
yards. L'Enjoleur, 113; Adelante.
ITO; Car, 10S; Deckmate, los: Zone
dArmee. 10; Gorilla, 1O1: Tim NC
Gee ITO; Joe Joe, 100; The Cullen
Bon, los.
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light Sd, Romper and Gloomy Gus
also ran.
Fourth Race-For 2-year- olds;
claiming; purse $500: mile: Good
harD. % CBruening). . to l. to 10.
l to 3: TricO. 100 CBrooke). to 1.
) to .; Plunella, 90 mccoy. S to
2. Time: las. Dada, Mig, Fare
well Taps. Brush Boy. Attoo and
War Relief also ran.
Fifth Race-St. Bernard Purse
3-year-olds and up: allowances
$500; 6 furlonEs: Incog. loo CThur-
bcr). to l. to >. out; Ticklish,
los (Bahin). 10 .. out: Trust ON
cial. 1O6 (COltilettD. out. Time:
LII As. Sikhim also ran.
Sixth Eace-Threc-y ear-o lds and
up; claiming: $500: l lie miles:
Phelan, 101 CGantner). to .. to
;. . to 3; Franc Tireur. 104 Cwil-
SOM, - to I. , to .; Bombast, 109
Gonce) to 10. Time: 2:1O. Bat
tie Mountain. Keho. Pattern. Thun-
dcrbird. Warlilic. Counterbalance
and Marie Rappold also ran.
Seventh Race - Three year-olds
and up; claiming; 500: mile and
40 yards: Sister Flo. 81 CGantner).
to l. to 5. to 5; Young Adam,
los (Wilson). 3 TO !. 6 to 5: Oscar
polette III (Morris). to 5. Time:
$50 3-5. Harp Of the North. Lady
LOngfellow, Ettahe and Anna Gal
lup also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
TIA JUANA ENTRIES

First Race-Five and a half fur
longs; all ages. Tom Norris, lOS;
Goldie Rose, 106; No Wonder. 100:
York Lassie. Ill: Harvey Smarr. 100:
McCroan. 1o6; Rafferty,. III; The
Cigarette. 81; Billy Joe. III.
Second Race-One and one eighth
miles; 3-year-olds and up. Yermak.
ITO: Sea Beach. l07: Jake Schas. 10;
Mary Fuller, lO7; Evelyn Harrigan.
10; Steve, ia: Clgalc, 107; Baby
Cat. 1O7.
Third Race--One and one eighth
miles. 3-year-olds and up. Dali
wood. LOG; Mistress Polly, lO6: Bala-
rosa. Ill: Baby Sister. LOG; After
Night. 1O6; DR.. Samuel. loo; Lady
Innocence, III; Jewel City. Ill.
Fourth Race-Five and a half
furlongs: 2-year-olds. Nan McKin-
ney. 104: Eye Bright. 112: Olympia.
l07; Trumpet Call, lO5; Pillow Steel.
100; Polly Vale. l12; Doves Roost.
10; Thriller. l02; Little Florence.
los.
Fifth Race - Seven furlongs: g.
year-olds and up. Huron I'd, 1ol;
Hcrder. los; Vic Munoz, 100: Nom
suit, 1O9; Miss Meelick, l05; wild
Thoughts, lO3.
Sixth Race-Five and a half fur
longs: 3-year- and up. Ameri-
can Maid. 103: Mannchen. LOG: Big
Smoke. ia; Col. Murphy. 10; Fire.
place. Ill; Thrills. lO7; Tut, 1903;
Peggy Martin. III; Black Top. 104;
Honest George, 107; Caroban, ITO.
Seventh Race - Five and a half
furlongs; all ages. Early Morn, ia:
Merry Lass. 109; Little Jake, 1O9:
Uranium. LOG: Hanover's Topaz, ia:
Our Leader, 109: Busy Bird. 106:
Duty Fashion, 100; Rose Ellis, LOG;
Elsabio, ia.