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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-08
COMFORT COTTON

Glib Rolls-Open up in one
piece, size 72x90; regular $1.00
value. July Sale, CSC
QUILT COTTON
Fine Quality; soft, clean and
white; regularly a soc value.
July Sale, 19c
TABLE DAMASkS
sec YARD-5 pieces Mercerized
Damask; good patterns; SO inch
width.
soc YARD pieces 81 inch
Mercerized Damask, very spe-
cial; beautiful patterns.
s1.19 YARD pieces, finest
quality, 70-inch, mercerized; the
patterns are wonderful.
S169 YARDS pieces, 20 inch,
Union Linen Damask, back to
pre-war prices.
1913 YARDS pieces, 70 inch,
all-linen Damask; best we have
had in years.
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QUANTITIES LIMITED
SPECIALS
Double Mesh Hair Nets.

Double Mesh Hair Nets
Large size; all colors;
limit three nets.
Sale Price 3 for sec
Stationery - 100 boxes
odds and ends; "a sheets.
Sale Price, 1oc
Bob White Toilet Paper
Large, 4-oZ. rolls; limit 10
rolls Sale, 10 for 39c
DoIIs-12-in. Dressed Doll,
with wig, shoes and hat;
just 100 left. Sale, $1.oo
Odd Machine Thread
Black only, in Nos. so, 60,
20, and so; 200-yard spool
Sale Price, 5 spooIs, 1oc
Boston Bags-12-in.; fine
for shopping; waterproof;
solid bottom; very spe-
cial. Sale Price, 29c
Shoe CIeaner-For white,
grey or brown shoes; reg
ular Csc value. Sale, Sc
NO PHONE ORDERS
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EXTRA SPECIAL LOT OF,
BATH TOWELS

Bath Towels Look at the
size, 20x44 inch, double thread;
very special. July Sale, 35c
Bath Towels Best value in
our stock; double thread; very
large and very heavy-Sale, 43c
Wash Coths Fifty dozen
just for fun, plain or fancy;
good size. July Sale, SC
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SWEATERS-An reduced. Ladies' Misses and Childrens,
including Fibre Silk AlSik, and Wool. All Il off.
cHLDRENs DREssEs-Entire line, sizes IA years,
at Il off Bingham and Percae.
Observation-Disclosures, Jersey, Taffeta Bingham and
Heaherbloom plain and fancy all reduced See the spe
cial lots at 79c, $179, 1919.
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GINGHAMS

Standard goods; in all size
checks and colors. Sale, 15c
CHEVIOT SHIFTING
2ainch-Full line of checks and
stripes. July Sale, 15c
INDIAN HEAD
Soft or linen finish; full yard
wide; price year ago was
45c. July Sale, 25c
SHEETS
Cheapest they have been in
years; good, firm muslin
seamless, wide deep hem
torn perfectly straight, the two
best sizes.
72X90, seamless-JuIy Sale $500
S1X90, seamless-JuIy Sale $1.t9
PILLOW CASES
so Dozen-To match sheets
quoted above. Better buy all
you need at this exceptional
price. July Sale, 25e
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SHEETINCS

500 Yards-S1-inch, seamless;
bleached or unbleached; limit
10 yards. July Sale, SIC
PEPPERELL SHEETINGS -
S-4, " inch. July Sale, 48c
"a, 81 inch. July Sale, SOC
10-4, 80 inch. July Sale, SIC
CANTON FLANNEL-10 pieces
bleached Canton; good weight;
soft fleece. Sale, 15c and 1ec
FEATHER TICKINGS-Choice
of two widths guaranteed to
hold feathers.
80 inch. July Sale, 27c
sc inch. July Sale, soc
PILLOW TUBING
Standard goods, in the three
best widths: So inch, 40 inch, AZ
inch. July Sale, 35c.
PERCALES
100 Pieces 36-inch percales
in light or dark colors; all of
the new patterns; last years
price was 35c I'd. Sale, 19c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-08
SPECIAL SHOWING OF FINE LACES

OF FINE LACES
Csc Yard-This lot in
cludes trimming laces
in bands, edges and
galloons: all widths,
including our regular
values worth up to
S1.00. July Sale, 25c
STATIONERY
112 boxes; 48 sheets;
in assorted tints, blue,
pink, white, and buff;
with ENVELOPES to
match. July Sale, 43e
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klMoNo APRoNs-special Values all colors sizes,
at S1oo, $15s, $f7e.
cHLDRENs coATs-2 to II years, at Il off All colors.
klMONOS-Au at Il Off New line just received in Silk
and Cotton Crepe. Prices from S15o to $500 each
MADRAS sHIRTING-36 inches wide; all the stripes
any color; soc values choice per yard, 25c.
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Wool Goods Reduced

$500 45-inch all wool French
Serges, in the three wanted shades,
Navy, Brown and Black
$2.25-40-inch, Atwood Ottoman in
two shades, Navy and Brown.
98c-36-in-, Navy Blue Wool Serge,
fine for school wear.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-08

We wish we could tell
you just what we are
doing in Laces. We
want to call your atten-
ton to two special lots.
Toe Yard-No less than
100 pieces. from the
narrow Walls up to the
4-inch Clunya and Tor
chon. In many cases
these goods sold at
double and triple the
prices we are asking.
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SATIN MESSALTNE

SATIN MESSALINE,
Yard wide, all-silk; full line of
shades. -Juy Sale, S1.79
SILK PONGEE
Most popular hot weather silk in
our line; all-silk, natural color; sun
and tub proof July Sale, sc, CSC
WASH SATIN
36-inch, all-silk; the shades are
Ivory, Flesh, Pink, Sky, Turquoise,
Nile. july Sale, S1.98
SPORT SILKS
Our entire line of high grade Nov
city Sport Silks in plaids and
stripes, including Malinson's and
Migel's; up to 50 values in this
lot. July Sale, $3.50
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S3.oo-54-in.. all wool, Navq Blue,
Tricotine, for suits, skirts, coats.
S1-36-in. Fancy Plaids, for child
ren's wear; beautiful combinations.
$4.o0-54-in-, Novelty Wool Skirt
ings in Plaids, Checks and Stripes,
former values up to $500.
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NO PHONE ORDERS
SPECIALS

o. N. r. Sewing Thread
All numbers in stock.
Sale Price, s spcoIs, 39c
Mavis TaIcum-Limit two
cans. Sale Price, 1876
Palm Olive Soap-Limit
three bars. 3 bars, 100
o. N. T. Crochet Cotton
Limit three balls.
Sale Price, 3 for 2ec
Unicum Hair Nets-Al
shades; limit 6 nets.
Sale Price, 6 for SOC
Ivory Soap-Limit 8 bars.
Sale Price, 3 for 19c
Hot Water Bottle-Full
quart size; non-leakable
stopper. Sale Price, 9ec.
Vacuum BottIe-ke ps
contents either hot or
cold. Sale Price, $1.79
Sylvan Talcum-Limit 2
cans. Sale Price, 13c
QUANTITIES LIMITED
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TURKISH TOWELS

so DOZEN-Very special value,
and won't last long, good weight
and size. July Sale, 15c
FANCY BORDERS - Compare
these with what you paid soc
for last year. Colors pink and
blue. July Sale, Csc
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BLOUSES-Entire line II and k off See the special val
$685. You will find Bouses in this line that sold
5000 each See the Wolfe and Organize Bouses, hand
made, all Il off.
DRESS SkIRTS-Will all show a reduction of Il and IL,
including Wash Skirts and Sport Skirts.
RAIN CoATS-Lades' Misses and Childrens all reduced
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COMPOSITION
IVORY

Just think, our stock
has been filled in and
is complete in every de-
tail, including Mirrors,
Combs, Brushes, Trays,
Bottles, Puff Boxes,
Hair Receivers, and all
the small pieces. We
offer these during July
Sale, at "a Off
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TOWELINGS

500 YARDS-Stevens linen welt
Crash; regularly good Csc
value. July Sale, 18c
10 PIECES-Stevens an-linen
Towelings, either bleached or
unbleached. July Sale, 23c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-08

GNeHAMs-see the three special lots to select from.
% inch SOC value, 23c; lot 80 inch
soc and SOC value choice ESQ., lot 80 nch 75c value,
choice 40c yard.
VoILEs-An Dress voiles reduced See the special
at soc, ACC, 79c and 99c.
oRGANDIEs-An the colors. Special at 7ec and CSC
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QUANTITIES LIMITED
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
A CASE JUST LIKE YOURS.

Once upon a time there was a fellow a
FAMILY man, who used TO sit on the front
porch evenings and watch the aut ONO biles
roll by in an endless procession. II seemed
that everyone he knew owned a car
neigh bors on both sides and everybody up
and down the street. And he knew they all
felt that the car made life worth while
that IL paid dividends in health and happi-
ness Why. he could for himself the
Improvement In Mrs. Jones health since
they got their car. and he figured his wife
and Riddles needed the fresh air just as
much as anyone. There were a million
places to have a good time and won
derful sights that he really ought to see.
but were closed 10 them because they had
no car Why, he had never been TO Gettys-
burg. Just a nice days trip from Washing
ton-or down the Virginia Valley. with It's
marvels OF beautiful scenery and historic
spots that meant so much to Americans.
He and the wife often talked about car
but he felt he couldn't afford the price
Of a new car and someone had told him
that II wasn't good judgment to buy a used
car that someone else had run the life
out Of" So he and the, family used to sit
on the porch evenings and envy the happy
families that sailed by, and they'd sigh.
and think. and wish for car OF their own,
and grow little disseminated. But one
evening his eye was caught by an ad like
and wondered II he wasn't just a mite
short-sighted In not finding out for him
self just what "reconditioned' meant and
IL those Reconditioned Cars sold by the
District Haynes Corporation weren't good
values after all. capable of giving him a
hundred cents in satisfaction for every
dollar he put into them. He could afford a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

good car that had been run some. espe-
cially on the terms offered by the Haynes
dealers SO he thought he'd Just drop In
some day to look over the cars. He did
went down to 1897 Fourteenth street was
taken through the Reconditioning Shor
they maintain, saw the actual work being
done on the cars, saw new parts go In
wherever necessary and found the priees
way below what he expected-and the
terms overwhelmingly convenient. He found
Just the car he wanted, and he made
good deal And now, well, It's hard &c
find this bunch at home evenings and
Sundays now. but gosh. they're a happy
lot And so will you be after you come
down and see what the District Haynes hai
for sale--snd at such bargain prices
DODGE TOURING-A 1920 car that Ia
a wonder. In perfect shape, and a price
that makes US philanthropists. Come and
get II.
DODGE RoApsTER-A "twoey" sort OF
car that anyone Will fall In love with. And
the price is the main entrance OF the big
attraction.
OLDSMOBILE TOURING-Anothe 1920
car that Is one OF those rare bargains that
happen lust once in a while-and this one
is worth hustling for.
PACKARD TOURING-A fine looking
imposing big car-seyen passenger Ano
baggage capacity-but the price is onl,
knee high
CHEVROLET ROADSTER--A humid Ing
err at it's price. Positively the lowest price
quoted on a good car in Washington fol-
years and years. Come early or you'll b
too late.
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NpirituaIism

MRS. JANE r. COATES
VIII give daily spiritual readings and de-
veiopment by appointment only. Phone
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MRS. F. RINALDI
Will give daily spiritual readings BY ap
pointment only. Phone Main s1Ss.
MRS J. r.. MALTBY-Daily readings, 81
per half hour. sl7 10th ct. N. Z. Tsis-
phone Lincoln 69<2.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
THE RUSSIAN MEDICAL
NM IEE CnTJETY

RELIEF SOCIETY.
has but recently distributed large
quantity of appeals, calling for
medicines, surgical instruments,
dry or condensed milk, and soap,
to aid Russia in need. We were
unable to reach everybody through
these appeals, so we are requesting
all those who have not received
them to drop a card to the Rus
sian Medical Relief Society, care
DIR. Brodsky, 500 Kresge building,
and he will see that a committee
showing proper credentials will
call on you.
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RIZPAH ELDON.

spiritusl medium and clsirvoyant Of
wide reputation. Tells about your pe..
snnst and business affairs as never told
before Readings daily. over Pocahontas
Candy Shop. Main 1928. 1918 l<th st. NV
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MEDICAL

ACUTE and chronic skin affections success-
fuIlystreated; relief at once certain DIR.
NICHOLSON. 1905 II ct. N. w,
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MADAME PARKER

Gifted cisirvoysnt and medium gives true
ADVICE on business. health. love and family
Affairs Tells the name Of your future
husba nd or wife. What to do to be suo-
tessful IN life. Removes evil influences.
L. tisfsctio or no charge. 1911 Z 1t. N. W.
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We have the exclusive agency
for the Giant tires. We make our
own adjustments.
ISADORE CHASER CO.,
2030 7th st. N. w. N. 1863
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PROPERTY WANTED

VIZ VENt lOkE hDi'SEs FOR SALE
owners ~ property desiring 20 mag
ouick - he. shUuId Ns' property UT. v
al once.
VA ,DRMNNlE $40 a. y W.
.ou.> r pONOHOE a. SONS.
az rennsyly wanna Ave. $, X -
Let u submit Our List OF Worss 49,
Investments tstsr. You PursAsfA
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HARLEY DAVIDsON-i99l; ~" cleo
tricslly equipped; run 500 miles: good
new. sos Fast Capitol 81.
1920 INDIAN motorcycle and side car:
electrically equipped; Al condition; will
sacrifice for cash. Call Frank. $3.50.
INDIAN TWIN--i9iS; Hght-weiEht: good
condition, speedometer; tandem; bargain
at 500. Call Col l3b1-W.
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CLAIRyOY,yTs.
Licensed 'by the District Of Colurssis
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS.
MARTHA SPENCER,
THE WORLDS MOST DISTINGUISHED
MENTAL PSYCHIC MEDIUM AND
LIFE READER

CLATFVOYANT MD PALMTST.
7oI sth St. N. W tcor. 9Th and o..
Guarznte to read your entire life-past,
present Ali fCture: givss true advice o.
business. 1--we, health, and family affaira
This ad and Soc entities you to o. rsadipG
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BOY-Colored, to work in office and
run errands; must furnish bond
the sum of $40; good reference re-
quired; call bet and Z p. m. CITY
CHARITY ASSOCIATION, Inc,
2042 Ga. ave. N. W.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
GIANT TIRES

Are good tires. They are guaran-
teed to give service. We are let
ting them 60 at the following re-
markable prices:
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PROF.. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoysnt and Palmlst. can read
your life by the lines IN your palm. which
are the record OF your life. bv1ng q grad
uat. Of two colleges OF pslmistry and his
wonderful gift of second sight enables him
to lift the veil Of mystery and reveal to
you important matters OF your future NE.
life; tells the secret OF having personal in
fluence with your associates Prof. Bel
mont IL a Psychologist OF World henown
ResdinRs 81 1915 New York ave. N. w.,
naxt door Ia Masonic Temple.
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50c LET MADAM ROYAL

Egyptian pAlmist give you the secret OF
success in business. love afairs Tell
cause OF your troubles How to overcome
them. Name OF whom yon will marry and
when Removes evil influence so you can
be successful. 81 readings. with ad. Soc.
sos 9th St y. W.. bet and New York ave.
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eth ST. N. w, 1875 to = clean outside
rooms, corner house. 4 n. ~. adults.
The New York herald., 1921-01-13
FURBEL0W SCORES
IN DRIVING FINISH
Hustling Ride by Francis
Lands Him Victor of Handi-
cap by a Nose.

HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 12.-Furbelow.
under Francis's hustling ride, won La
Nacion Handicap. at one and a SIX
teenth miles. at Oriental Park to-day
defeating Bally in drive by nose.
War Zone was third. Penelope. the only
other starter. finished poor last. many
lengths back. In winning the handicap
the daughter of Peter Pan-Frillecy
showed a sparkling performance. Pc
nelope made the pace to far turn, but
gave way when Furbelow moved up,
The mare went TO the lead at the stretch
turn, but was all out 10 win. Bally
came with a rush. defeating War Zone
by length and a half for the place
First Race Purse sT0o: two-year-old
maidens; five furlongs. Jou Jou. liz Ckel-
say, 2 TO I, TO and TO D. won ~ I'm, /,
to 5. second ELIAS o.. 1l5 &C. II. Millerl
4 10 !, TO ) and to 5, third. Time, ID
Birchbark, Molly Puff. Artemiss. 'Hyeres.
Coupled.
Second Race-Purse 500: three-year-olds
and upward; claiming; six furlongs, incin-
2. won: Sim Feiner. i04 (Bellman), to l.
. to / and even. second Frank Burke. 100
lDominickl, to !, to and to ., third.
Time, 1 rs 3-5. Tuanorea, Vim, Beaucaire.
Garbage. Nobeman. James G. Herman and
Plantagenet also ran.
Third Race-Purse 500; three year-oids
] to and to 10, won; Rama, 10T (Kel-
say), to 2, TO 10 and to 3. second
Huonec 107 Grancis). 8 to .. 10 and Z
TO 10, third Time. IA 2-5. Dantzig, Black
Top Voorin and Dr. Charles Wells also ran.
Fourth Race-Purse 81 600; three-year-old
and upward La Nacion Handicap; one and
{ one-siXteenth miles. Furbeow, l05 tFran-
cis). TO /. I to 10 and out, won Bally i0a
(E Barnes). I 10 5. 10 and out, second
War Zone los GIunt). TO ., even and out
third Time. / :46 l-5 Penelope also ran.
Fifth Race-Purse 500; four-year-olds and
upward; claiming; one mile. DE- Witt. 10f
4 (Pickens). 3 to /. to and to 5. won
ROUNDED. 102 CFrancis), 10 to l. 10 l and
. 10 /. second; Timothy J. Hogan. l0I
(Tryon), to I. j to . and 10 ). third
Time, 80. Fleer. Dinty Moore, Driffield
Plantarede. Hands Off. James, Truant and
Jose De Wales also ran.
Sixth Race-Purse 500: four -year-olds and
upward claiming; one and one-sixteentr
miles. Litholick. 104 (E. Barnes). TO /
3 to | and to ). won; Sol Gilsey, 10i
(Penman). to 2, even and TO 2, second
Zoie. l02 (Fletcher). TO !. . TO and even
third Time. ~ 40. Lariat Jack Hin
Rey Ennis. BIZ Huney and Night Wind also
The New York herald., 1921-01-13
Metropolitan Players Do Well
in Match Play at Pine.
hurst.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PINEHuRsT, N. c.. Jan. ia member
OF the Winter Golf League of Advertis-
ing Interests may be down but he Is
never out, or at any rate he Is sull In
the running, no matter how many
matches he loses, until the semi-final
round Of the leagues annual Pinehurst
tournament Is reached, Play started on
Monday with 108 contestants In the
field, and there were still los players
struggling for some forty prizes during
this afternoons third match round
The playing OF the second and third
match rounds brought the tournament
down to the semi-final stage to-day and
split the original four divisions into
fourteen eights.
r. Murray Purves OF Woodland. win
ner of the qualifying medal, continued
his victorious career and defeated in
succession w. +. Cleveland Of Brooklyn
and George L. Fordice of Youngstown.
The other three players who survived
the double ordeal and came through to
the semi-finals In the championship
eight in company with Purves were w.
E. Conklin OF Dunwoodie. l.. A. Hamil-
ton of Garden City and Clinton Elliott,
Jr.. of Cherry Valley.
Purves is generally expected to defeat
Conklin in the semi-fnal round, and in
terest in tomorrow matches centres
chiefly in the impending struggle be-
tween Hamilton and Elliott, both of
whom are now going around in the
seventies.
Purves won the first four holes in his
match with w. p. Cleveland. arrived at
the turn up in 80 and won by up
when the fourteenth hole was halved in
a birdie 4. The medallist had a six foot
putt for an eagle but missed it.
Third Round Match Easy.
In the third round, played on the diff
cult No. course, Purves went out in 40
against George Fordice and won the
match by up and to play
W. e. Conklin, who will oppose Purves
in the semi-finals, came through at the
successive expense Of w. r. Hotchkin of
The New York herald., 1921-01-13
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race-Purse 500 five and a half
furongs; three-year-olds; claiming: shorty s
''lrst, 93; 'Miss Dixie, 90; sF'ew High. 93
-Tosca, &c; -Winal. 100; Peggy Rives. 10l
Josephine X. lol; Scotty. 1903; Enroll. l06
"oombs, i07
Second Race-Purse 500; claiming four
year-olds and upward five and one-half
furongs: 'Clark M. io3: 'Langhorne. io5
'Goldstone, los; Ciuardsman, no; Tickle
Fancy, III Frascuelo, 116.
Third Race--Purse 500; claiming; three
year olds five and one-hslf furlongs: 'Dis-
turbance. 100 SLEEPY Dear. 1o3 'Marcusa.
103; 'Cornelia c., l03 Perhaps, l05
'Cigale. 106; Tige. los; George G. Jr., 40
Fourth Race--Purse 81 900; three-year- olds
md upward six furlonRs El Triumfo Handi-
;ap Assumption, 109: Pastoureau. i12;
Numbo Jumbo. III.
Fifth Race--Purse 500: claiming: four
vear-olds and upward; mile and fifty yards
'Hatrack. 9s. Jimmie O'Brien, 9s: -Ulster
queen. 10l: 'Jack Dawson, i07. Okemus,
0s: Rhadames. l0s: King OH, los; Black
Rock. los.
Sixth Race-Purse 500; claiming four
year-olds and upward; mile and fifty yards
swim, 102 'Homem, i04; 'Thorn Bloom. l07
Cadillac. III African Arrow, III; O'Malley,
tl2: Frank Keogh, il2.
"Apprentice allowance claimed.
The New York herald., 1921-01-13
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First Race-Purse 81 900; two-yoar-oid
maidens: three furlongs: Bully Buttons.
10; Josephine Weidel; ii2; Rosa Lee, ii2
second Race-purse 81 900; claiming: three
year-olds; six turlongs Mary Head. 100
io1; Lady Frappe, ioi; General Agra
monte ii2; Reluctant. 10; Countess. los
sea Mimic. 90; silver Springs. lie; Huen
Hand Sweep, i0i North Shore, 100,
vormil. 100 Humpy. no
Third Race--Purse 81 900; claiming three
i03; Jock Scot. iis; Applejack H.. los
Morani iia; Voormir, iO2; Versailles. %
Head over Heels, ios; Anna Gallup. es:
iii: Blue Jeans. Ios; Flying orb, io3
Fortnight. no. Frivoi. 100; Assume. ilo,
Fourth Race-Purse $3.50: Baton Rouge
Purse; four-year-oids; mile and seventy
Yards: Bobby Allen f06; Capt Hershler, III
Tung Ching 1O4; The wit. 100. Amaze. 100
Vcs t,S Sh1lsn hs1sPr.e n. - an Gains lOi
year-oids; mile and seventy yards Tantalus.
ii3: The Nephew. III Frank Monroe, 1i3
Honoluq ,oz Boy 1872 Et,ishe io Day q
Kimpalong, ti6. Charlie Leydecker t04
Frogtown, 100; Lieut. Perkins, 10; Chal-
lcnger. IN Beaverkill. 100; Young Adam.
Sixth Race-Purse 81 900; claiming; four
year-olds and upward mile and sixteenth I:
Light Wine. toi Jscks,raw. 10; Sandy
es; Lorena Moss. 30: Billy stuart. os
Judge Price, 10f Grandee, i0T. Handful.
il0 Nab. iOe Lottery. los; Sammy Kelly,
10s; Spearlene. t05; Capt. Burns. i0T.
Seventh Ence-Purse 81 900; claiming; four
yeer-olds and upward mile and sixteenth
.ioldcrest Boy, los: Newell w, 10: Lad,
,0I AuMum. ITO: Cockroach, ioT. Peggy c..
i05 Tiger Rose. 103; Tan IL. 100; Brook
and. lO2; Scourgema1. 10s; Ben Hampson,
iio' TIE portsuese. ios; Serbian, ii2; ss.
Nte' io3; Corson. io7; Nominee. 1i2.