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Markets
CONTINUED From Ninth PACE
CHICAGO GRAIN aIhKKET.

CHlCAGO. Jan. I-Keudiness with which
~. marEin calling was mot today ON
inc exchange even where tho amounts
nymhhuci we're excessive had A deCi,Ietily
Stl!nu!at!nr effect on tho grain IN, rk q, q
mere Whaat closed strong III 10 AZ
oenis net higher. with Nay Liz tn ! I,G
ana July lM " l.bih. Corn gained Nc
~ 70 ine' oats. &c 10 Ic. and provisions
The fac; that rumor. o, im,eoa,,y
fnsnelal trouble for board Of trade Sen itms
had IN every Instance failed 10 he suh
stantiated and that ample funds wes.
SHOWN 10 be available led To- r.neral
DuSlng ana n aharp advance as soon
az mo wheat market opened Belief
lppeared 10 be WIDESPREAD shat yester.
uaS be.lnR was much oycrdnne and A q
SonseGutnce the nit today wns AT times
nimost bare Of offerings. Another buIiish
ihhuehce was RossiD that export business
IN ubefhl scale was In urnYrcs. a nd
ihat purchases for Europe during yss.
s ssrdiays depression amounted to io6.jJ1
.eeti9ns o. Texas oklahoma and Kan
ArEentin, tended aEo 10 renew bnliish
continent. On tho price buirss some
heaVy selling sscrib.d to Eastern inter
ests was encountered. but reactions Inn,
snsucu were Transient and the nn!sh was
hnnr The TOP hfurcs of the day
torn and oats advanced With wheat
ShiDninE demand for the feed grains an.
reared more active. on the other hand.
County offerings had been largely shut
OF. ~ yeaterdaSs break IN prices
Nntwithstardinc !rrcrularity In tho hing
~ np,'r rxat, provisions reflected the uptura
1nsflry futures .,preb Ne fo,,.,.
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cent greater In the Middle Atlantic
States; 1863 per cent more numerous
in the South Atlantic group; 1855 per
cen; heavier in the South Central al
vision. and 1896 per cent larger
in the Central East. while increases
of 1902. 1861 and COS per cent re-
spectivcly. were reported by the Cen
tInI. Western, and Pncific Stntcs.
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PETERSBURG TO HAVE
NEW SHIRT FACTORY
Especial to The Times.pIspatcb. !

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. &c. F..
Farley. former manager OF the Nc
Cauley Shirt Company, of Baltimore.
whose big plant here was destroyed
by fire on February 20, 1921. has ar.
rived here to make preparations for
the opening OF another shirt factory,
this time for the Stuart. Keith & Co,
owners of several large shirt plants
throughout the country.
The new plant Will be opened ON
tho top floor OF the Franklin Press
Building on West Tabb street, and
operations Will begin the latter part
of February. About $50 people.
mostly women. Will be employed by
tho now concern.
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Almost
Chokeel
Last Night

with gas around my heart. Couldn't
breathe, many people say.
NO such choking or anxiety if you
VIII take Baalmann's Gas-TabIcts.
which are prepared distinctly and es-
pecially for Stomach Gas. and particu-
larly for all the bad effects from gas
pressure against your most vital or
ean-your heart
That empty. gone and gnawing feel
Ing at the pit of your stomach will
disappear chat anxious. nervous feel
ing. with heart palpitation. will van
ish and you VIII onco moro DO able
to take n deep breath. so often pro-
heart and lungs. These undue Tab
let's are sold by Tragic Drug Co. and
all reliable druggists.
BE careful and insist on the Eenu-
Inc Baalmanns Gas-Tablets In n yell
low package. price one dollar. T.,
Haalmann. Chemist. San Francisco
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Dl.orLli aLas,iiikD
EXECUTORS SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
DINWlDDiE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
AS executor OF the late James Az
Harrod, and as directed by his viii
o9ly proDated In the Clerks Office
county. Virginia. | shall offer FOR
sale az public auction to the hixh.
est bidder. In front OF the nrinrfnaI
dwellinS house ON the premises hera'
inaftef described, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922
Al Noon.
that certain tract OF land ot ,vh,,,
the late james NJ. Harrod died stissd
situate on both sides OF GfaveIiv
Mun or Moores itoad. In Rowanty
iuSisteriai District, ID INV d ii !
county, Virginia. about seven t79
miles from the City OF Peterahpr,,'
containing 52l.6 acres. uccor,Iinr ,n . b.
survey thereof made by w g. ,ivos
z; g.. TN November and Deoembcr'
1921. on the following terms: nms'
thlrd ll-a) cash, the balance in euus,
years, notes TO be given for the do.
terred payments. bearing interest
from the date OF the sale, and sacmreS
ny deed OF trust upon the propertv
at the purchasers expense, or ali
sn. az the option of the purchaser,
Inc purchaser Is 10 pay the taxes on
the said land tor the year 1872 v"
This tract OF land has upon 4, !.
nice dwelling house. tenant ho,,ses
and all the usual outbuiidimgs. and -
large Quantity Of standing timher
II Is admirably located aud a most
desirable property. plat OF the
,and can be seen by application TO
RICHARD H. MANN,
IL
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high record. Tho tolls for the calen.
dar year were sio,325.71s, appro Sf.
mately 100000 moro than the preyi.
Gus year. according to the official re-
port.
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CoTToNeCEn ~

. COTTONSEED OIL.
NEW YORK. Jan. i---t,ot tor,saod nj, IN,
an,et With trading Professional In char.
nis,or; prices were higher In response to
I;sn", hirh dehvssriss cicssd to, S nointa
crude. ksjd 10: primo smmIner r rL,i,ms
sHHan'' ~: March. s,53: Mav. SN: Juiy.
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Panama Canal Traffic expands.

PANAMA, Jan. I'm spite of the
worldwide business depression tho
volume of shipping traffic through
the Panama Canal in 1921 set a new
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X. IL. CuAFFiN & Co, INC,
Real Estate Auctioncers,
4. itichmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Valuable LandinK King
William County,
Virginia

Katheryne Ewing and husband. duly
recorded in the Office of the clerk uf
sslng William CIRCUIT Court In Deed
been made I'm the payment OF money
therein secured. and being so re-
g1ired BY The hehenciary. shalt sell
Richmond Real Estate Exchange
Building. No. % North Ninth street.
richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY. 9TH DAY OF JAN. 1929.
at IL o'clock ~.
the property described in said deed
All those certain lots or parcels or
lund lying and beins 10 tho County
OF King William. state OF Virginia.
and known as orig inal lots Nos. ~, ~
and g. OF Euclid Heights subdivision.
ana a also portion OF the original lot
from C" Street. Sc. ea aie" x pI tx
Southern hallway. between parallel
lines, being n STIR, II land 800 feet
wide vide, bounded by the lines OF the
erly TO the Southern Railway. il be-
ing The same property acquired hy the
sand kathryn Ewing from c. l.. Mas
and regarded on. November 9Th. 1917.
in Deed Book 80. pag. 448. with the
exception OF Lots one a.. Two (2J.
nI 81 n nnn sn sub9v Is Ka u tS
original Euclid Height lots and Lots
Nos. Ten tlo) and Eleven ui) In the
same subdivision, n plat OF 81 hich is
recorded In Deed Book 2S. page $50.
TERMS: For cash as 10 so much
OF the proceeds as may be necessary
to defrny the expenses of executing
TINS trust and to pay n note OF $i.3U1
due November 18th. 1921, with inter
est on same from November eth,
1920. TO date OF sale. and any resi-
due, IL any. to he payable in six or
twelve months from the day OF sale
or all cash at the option or the pur-
chaser.
OLIVER b CROSS.
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MISCELLANEOUS M,nKrrs
DRY Gonna

,, mtEW IOgk Jan. 4.-1Cotton goods we're
se t hand sales OF print cloths. Yarns nn
We're nrn: SILKS wers umiet Buria ms
r Msrn uuiet AMI slightly easier. Johbe ~
exported better inquiry on wash fab
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VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY.
DlChmand Va Dccn.nher Z, LOO

fcnmond Va. December il, 1921,
The annual meeting Of the stockhoiders
OF tho Vi!sInla Trust Company for tho
election of DlrectorA and for the tranrac-
tion Of such business as may properly
come before tho meeting. Including Tho
ratification of tho acts OF tho Directors
for the past year. viii! b. held at the Of
flee OF tho Company. No s2i East Main
Street. Richmond Virginia. at /. 81, on
Tuesday. January IL. 1922.
Stock transfer books will b. closed from
January 9th to January 18th. both In
elusive.
L. ID. AYLETT. Secretary.
PRoPoSALS-wanted proposals. sub,nIt-
ted In writing for hauling 1000 hewn
railroad ties from Manakin Station va
q. * .. Railway. to Stop %. ON west
hampton car line. State ,ric. anu ,i,n.
delivery. Lyon * Montague Co. seventh
and Arch Streets. Richmond. Va.
Notice 's hereby given that. pursunn, to
the call OF the Directors. "a Special Meeting
of the Stockholders OF the cAMI,KO
CLINTON MINING CORPORATION sin
be held ST tn. 0ircs OF the said coruora
ton. Room 7l5. Mutual Building nicn-
mond. Virginia. OF january IS los. a, /,
o'clock noon fot the purpose OF cou,id.r
Ing hhd acting upon resolution Of tho
Hoard OF Directors OF said corppration
adapted by majority of the whole Board
NJ meeting OF said Board called for m.
purpose. and held OF December ~ 1921
declaring inat. ia the Judgment or tho
iiohTa OF Directors, " is advisable and
ior TIE bench, OF the corporation that
1; be uiss"'r"d aud recommending Ia m.
si"cNhu!1cis 81 satd corporation mar said
,nsp"rntion lee dissolved In accordance
WIN fh- laws Of The STATE of Virginia.
u"aet the laws "f which State said cor
NnTnilun was orgHniE"it, and for thr trsns
acton 81 any ana all business ueres,arv
or desirable ia epunectIon Herewith
"ithehs nay hand this 18Th day OF De.
ccinber. 1921
EDWARD l.. BASH.
SAcrafsrv
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n. I nET5GE 81 5, rEANyT MARKET.

p,I,nria III - IIl ~ IEhNCT MARKET.
''""oi 'cu ny isoueers. Pluinfner a. Co, Inc
spAyrSrI r,u,,n January 4, 1924
Arm: s3Hc per bushei. "arAo'
V!h0iNI-as. FARMERS sTock-Marx.t
Fancy 1umbo5 &c to ftsc per lib.
Extra prime. 3hc 10 4c per III.
Prime. SC to 3,ic Ter Ib
Smelling stock. Iurnbos rubper. "a hunss
lac TO &c per IN ""o oVncn.
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NAVAL srdnEs

laval STORES.
nrn,. 81: III si,.s dAS Jan. !-TurpontIne.
.ments ~: e,oek. 12sea H6sin. Arm: sains,
e. j., rccc!nts. 81: .shIoments. ioJ: stosE
tt. ~ I ~; K. Isl: VI. SEQ: 81, So: We,
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ee r1neeh as fni,nwa.
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

asu~ MASONIC NoTICE-A stated
kWNeH communication Of Joppa Lodge.
AVX No. 40 A. +. & A. NJ. Will be
A<05 held Mt thu Masonic Temple
Thursday. 9Th inst. at $50
O'Clock j.. 81. Members OF sister lodges
and transient brethren are tgaternaily In
v!ted 10 be present. BY order OF the Wor-
sh!pfui Master. George c. Jefferson. Sec
retnry.
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Hcndnchex from slight cola,

fchuHcHeS from Slight COtdS
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing tho
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ de-
stroyer. The genuine bears the sig
nature of Il. w. Grove. (Be sure you
get EROMO.) 30c.-Adv. a.
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rNODuCE MARKE1n.


coffee futures obsned ooints fowet to
, Joints higher. Early on bics froIi I;razII
showed small irteEular changes. and there
% %as some covering here at,eF Yesterdays
decline. but tho market Weakened later
end ia,t 70 81 Tenor,s 81 Ieeinc II santos
PICK which carried May Contracts on
d. d. and Seh;etnber to $40. Closing prices
iin,s net losses OF 70 20 points. Januarr.
ssn,o, Mtareh' 5 May. S;ssi July. $50:
go, sa!es were estimated at sse1o bass.
i: to l2:1 for SANTOS l.. Cost and freirhlt
H on. w'ra shade easier Including San
as at SO American credits. anu H'o
a, hBe Official cables ,epoEted an advance
z decline .of 1888 In MO excha rsse on,
o cihonnemji The sariy cables werS On.
% rels lower TO Is refs higher at santos
n ar deeI!ne OF $50 to 25) teis was re-
f9.VlV. Jun0lahy teceipts. 2. 6to.
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NEW YORK;. Jan. 4.-The raw sugar
h higher 20 the basis OF iiio for Cubas.
ttifas ana Win Iithishs .anol e rs for cen
January nr.y ara February shipment to opera.
,u-s. a, y, III. ,hnt !syel The raw sugar fu-
nna sIyis hg ,b by 6om;nisslon houses
market. with closing prices poinas
n,entr 10 point net lower: March closed
ssn 40: May. 23i: July. 2.is: September.
-, There wa. no Improvement in the do.
' .mahn ior rehncd SUGAR and prices wnr.
u nnIGhsn.ed Mt ts9 to 40 for nne gran,
Refined future. were w,,no,, ,,,,
lions; Closing prices were unchanrnI a.
~ Ior March: ELS May: $40 July. and
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BY a. l.. ADAMSON.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE

OF
THE LIFE INTEREST OF EDWARD
j. JONES IN THE FOUR HOUSES
AND LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, VA, DESCRIBED BELOW
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THE annual meeting of stock hTlders Of
the Manones;er Satiopai Bank OF Rich.
nond. Virginia, Siii be held at the Man.
chester National Bank Building 1000
Hull Street. on Tuesday January 10
1922, at L. 81. for the pur pos. of
oiectinE committees and otttcsrh knd
for tho trsnsaction OF any other busi-
nets that may properly CON. before tina
meeting ID. C. ballard. sccretsry
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho stock.
holders of the German American Buud.
ing and Loan Corporation will 10 held
at the companY's Office. s7s American
National BANK building. on Wednesday.
January II. 1922. at O'Clock r. s.
Chhs. X. willie. Secretary and Treaa.
urer.
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DJS"i.AY CLASSIFIED

100-acre farm, 10-room house, 50
acres clear. rest in timber: level, for
tile and near improved roads; three
miles from station: Ave miles from
Boiling Green. Caroline County. Va
Convenient to white or coiored school
and church. Price. 100000.
Sec
r. j.. ARCHER.
sales. with Is. y. Cephas. Real Estate
Ngcnt. J31 l-2 y. Second Street, City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Johnston sets. 70 games. i25 points.
3b earned. 10 errors.
Tiiden.--i set. is games. lo5 points, -
earned. 80 errors.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Won Bsrgen. MoFninrside A. q. go secondsl /;
Joseph L.. Pearraan. New YORK 4. g.
(scratch) second. Charles Foster. De-
troit \. c. go seoonGO. third. Time
700 -.
e00-yard ruu. handicap specinl-Won BY
Allan Heinrich. New York 4. G. tscratchl d
W Farley. Loughiin LyceuIn ll4 yhraal'
second: John p Sellers. Ncw YORK y T.
q ysrds). third. Time. ~ 3-5.
One-mlle run, handloap- Won BY .. X.
Pope. Jersey Harricrs' \. A. C5 yardsl .
Arthur Chssot. Glencoe 4. G o5 yardp,
second: ,. \. Taylor, jersey Harriers' A. u
(5s yarde). third Time. f.52 10. =.
rwo-nile steeplcchafe, national a. \. T.
championship-Won by Michael a De
vaney, Mllross 4. A.; Marvin RICK. New
York A. c., second W Michelaon' Cygnet
A. c. Port Chester, ~ y. third Time
II.iO 1-J. 49,.
soO-yard run. handieap-won ~ Walter
y. Sweeney. Jersey Harriers =. \. nz
yards) Frank De Solo. Loughln iyce1in
G2 yards). second: Charles Dickey. 81
Christopher Club @ yards)' third iin'e'
0:se 3-b 4.
Huisenback. New YORK A. {. tl4 yafdsJ :
Joseph siaiger. Stamford \. =. 90 yafds,'
second. George T. Soian. New YORK 4. Z.
(22 yards). third. Time. 1i1 10
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Maryland Optimistic
After Early Practice

COLLEGE PARK, Nd, Sept. 25.-Ai-
though Brewer, the brilliant punter,
and several other sterling members OF
the 1921 eleven are gone, and fnle,
Princeton, Pennsylvania, Virginia and
a number Of other strong elcyens are
10 be encountered, there wes decided q
air Of optimism at the University OF
Maryland to-day, when the second
week Of football preparation ended.
There are three men who promise. 10
develop into really good kiekers ms
year. They are Groves, AeVuade ana
Heinie. Pugh, backiield man, and sem
Ter, quarterback, are among other men,
who have come forward rapidly
Brsnner and Young. ends last year:
are being tried in the baekfield and
look strong. II these latter two are
moved back Of the line, Latham ana
Pollock, substitute llnemen last year,
loom as worthy successors. The night
for hight tackle and fight guard, ieft
vacant by graduation Of Clark and
Gundry, appear 10 lie between Burger
and Hough for tackle, and Jake Smith
and MacBrewer for guard.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

ancient and honoraDle Iils lv'''"
II Glen makes good on Wednesday
he vii be permitted 20 so through Win
his scheduled bout with the Brown
Panther Of New Orleans. II be does \
Tut Jackson he will be given the free
dom Of the continent Of South America
where he claims 20 reside. In that
Gaze Tex Riekard and his aaable
matchmaker, Frank Flourney' will D.
up against the proposition Of finding
another opponent for wills or subsu-
tutinc another main attraction alto
gether.
II Wednesdays workout Is on the up-
and-up. which is another way OF say
ing on the level, it should provide the
boxing authorities with something nP-
proximating an accurate line on Glen
Johnson's ring capabilities. The FIRST
scrapper to stick a questioning fist into
clem's shaded eountenanee viii be
none other than our old friend Bili
Brennan. Bill has tested many n
heavyweight and has found quite a few
Of them wanting. lie has tested JACK
Dempsey on several occasions and can
vouch Tor the laier's wailOp and ms
general sincerity while inside the
ropes. Bill recently tried 20 stage a.
other Dempsey tost at AieA.g,h ~
but tho officials out there decided thal
Jack didn't need any more tesiimohia's
from Brennan.
Nolan Also TO Start
Leo p. Flynn, who is Ciem's manage.
north Of Bocas del Torro, says ne -
satig6ed that Glen is capable O. lif-
inc Harry Wills a great fight. ont hn
doesn't want ;he boxing commission.
err or the public 20 take MS "ora
FOR IL. IL * Lees profound Dcliei sHS1
clcm will hand brennan, holan, e, n''
such n convincing plastcring that thcr'
will be an immediate ciamor TO sec
him In action against Wiilc. Leo even
ooes 90 far az 70 say that Clem and
not Harry wills will be the HcAt o.,
moment OF Jack Dempsey IN a mixed
struggle FOR the heavyweight cham
pionship Of the world. I; seems 10 as
thst Bill McCarncy tTclehsed some Auen
sentiment in Connection with Tut jack
son Just before the. latter ~as siaugh-
tered 10 make 4 Brooklyn holiday. And
look at Bill now
The Johnson test Is TO be no dross
rehearsal. The principals, according
10 the promoters Of the tryout, VIII
wear fve-ounce gloves and will be
instructed to slam away as though !
large purse hinged on the result.
The test Is 20 be an invitation sfair'
There will be few guests IN addition
10 the members Of the Boxing Com
n,isainn and the newanaper men. u j.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Mems Doubles Net
Tournament Opens
On Courts al Rye

The first annual mems invitation
doubles lawn tennis tournament be-
gan yesterday afternoon on the new
clay courts Of the Westchesier- Biltmore
Country Club at Rye, with thiriy-cight
teams in the draw. among whom are
some Of the strongest comDinauona
in the metropolitan district. Sixteen
matches were marked Oft the board
on the opening day Of play, reducing
the field to about onc-half the original
number. Play will begin again this
morning az 10 o'clock and continue
all day. with the final match scheduled
for about o'clock.
Following the tournament play last
evening John McE. Bowman. president
Of the club, gave dinner 10 the mem
bers Of the Davis Cup team. the play.
ers in the tournament and the Off
cials Of the national and metropolitan
associations. Sir Thomas Upton. who
was due on the Baltic yesterday after
noon, did not arrive in time TO attend
the dinner, but he will watch the ten
mis- this afternoon as the guest OF the
club. The summarizes:
First round-shlmizu AMI voshcu won
from Manchester and Clapp by default ].
Bassford and Bowman defeated Gallon and
GatcOme GO. ca. Dionne and Bachc
defeated Crsgin and Robe1s s--. s-it
stockton ana v B. Havcns defeated Cnam-
bers and ward. Ga. 4--e. s-f Auder-
son and Anderson defeated Tousssint ana
Drake. Sc. Is: Hainfncr and Martin
defeated Carminafi and King. f--i. O.
Hartmann and siclnkampi won from Rob
erts and Beardiey b. default Naudcvontcr
and Vandeycntor defeated HOthchiid and
MscPherson. 90. 6-i. BgEzini and
Schmidt defeated Brunesu and Harry"
~ H.
fault: Major and Vernon defeated Brunoau
aud Hartye. 90, 3--b. e--l. kynast0n and
Van Bernuth defeated Riches ana Anderson,
"a. IS: Hall and beckman defeated
Leteon and Compton. c--2. Ga. McAilistcr
and Croley defeated Jolllnc and Emerson,
&c. 6--5. ~. SlmOng and MnncheGifr
defeated Burroughs and Jamisson. 6--i.
G-3 Rosenbaum and Anderson defeated
Bags ana George King defeated Howard
and Nrffn 6-1 Go
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
McAllister Trails Hayes in
Sprint at New York A. c. Meet

Bob McAllister, the newly crowned
senior national 100-yard champion, met
his match yesterday afternoon &C the
annual games Of the New York A. G. AT
Travers Island. when Bill Hayes, Of the
Boston A. A., beat the "fying cop" by
2M feet in winning the 12oyard handi-
cap. Both men started from scratch
and Hayes was timed in 10 seconds.
HAYES was Of his mark like a fash
and at the ffty-yard mark had an ad-
vantage Of two feet on his notable op-
ponent. This he increased in the last
thirty yards, despite the fighting efforts
Of McAllister TO stsve of defeat.
Mike Devaney. Of the Millrose A. c.,
retained his two-mile national steeple-
chase championship, winning by about
fifty wards from his nearest rival. The
600-yard handicap resulted in an easy
victory for Allan Helffrieh, the nation
al half-mile champion. who beat Bill
Farley, twelve-ysrd handicap man, by
about fourteen yards.
The summaries:
FIELD EVENTS.
Putting ls-pound shot. hsndicsp-Won
b. Orviiie WanKer. New YORK n {. Il
fcoD. with 4s feet inches; Jack Golden,
berg. Pastirne A. 6. q feeO. ~ feet :
i,cf.s second; Patrick j. Mcdonald
1scratch), As feet inches. third.
Throwinq iG-pound hammer. scratch
Won by Matthew J. AeCrsth. New YORK
A G.. with 10 feet 2 inehos: Patrick J.
Mcdonald. New York A. G. llI feet y
inch. second: L. II. Weld. New York a. G..
faT feet y inch, third
Running high jump, handieap-Won BY
". Isndon New York a. c. a
irchJ. with feet 2 inches: y. J. T. Wsath.
erdon. New York a. g. 1n inchesl
feet ii incnes. second: Thomas J HALO
ran. unattached q inches). feet inches.
throwing 5s-pound weight. handicap
won by Mathew J. McGrath. New YORK
A T. iscratch). with "a feet sh inches
letrick J. Mcdonald. New York \. G.
scratch. - feet 5il inches. second; John
Past,ine A. c. q feet. ~ feet
iiH inches. third.
Thro9ing the javein. handicap-Won
by II L. Bowman, New York A.; e.
(sf ratchD, with 1917 feet sh inchee: Paul
New York a. q. it feetl, lbf
rect second: z. Petandsr. swedish Amer
ican A. {. (scrstch), i6s feet IA inchss'
TRACK EVENTS
17o-yard dash. handicsp-Won By Will
liam Hayes. Boston A. A. tsersteh); Y.
unattached tsoratehl. second;
r.. Welch. bridgeport A. c. tsh ysrdD.
one mile walk. hsndiesD--won BY W.