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"A Land of bevond"

TO the Editor Of the Erenino Pubic Ledger:
Slr--Can you or any Of your readers To-
cate the poem IRON which these lines are
taken:
Thank God there % always a land ot be-
Yoll
TO MS wao IRE true to tho trait
y vision 10 Ieek. Il bochOnlng peak"
u. T.. y.
Philadelphia. February 10, l9.2.
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Questions Answered
Name Of Book Wanted

To he Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--Can any one tell me the name Of a
book that read long ago. Of which the
only thing that I can distinctly remember
is that IA wDman who could not see much
brightness In the world heard some people
In n church nenr her home rohearsins for
Ea s,or. and sorne os the songs fingered With
her and life gradually grew brighter
JANE r. CLEMENS,
Philadelphia. February 10, 1929.
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WIEeNER,R R,R0ckEY ac0.
Certified Public Accountants
Drexel Building, Philadelphia
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF sUN COMPANY
TEN-SEAR SEVEN FER CENT SINK.
ING FUND GOLD BONDS. DATED

APRIL I. 1921.
.rs Trust COMPANY. 10 wall street; New
York City; as Trustee under ar naenture
IL Ss%o1oE ,s; s;t :.s
c,.d i03 per cent OF the principal Of said
aasksrs TTust COMPANY, as, Trustee. win
1892, a. the Lowest prices Tor which the sam,
shall bs offered. tp an amount sum :?
80 100 srov!aeI S the 'Gy sag G Compsry m anaIl
a9psss With or make HH"a5i,S ,Ss % "a ss
of 1880. 600 and accrued Interest Tor the pur;
rhass OF said bonds Eor The account oY ssiI
: AZ gro!nS.als s5?uld eo sacqrely sealed ard
;:T az; FSnd ai.S SnseT TRUST l4qengrs o. sun Com;
is!j.T ard must be "G re!syed ' S| "T SAD Trgsas
At u. corporate Trust Dep,ttTe1t. 81. o'
The loves. orsr Or oreT. r. rex f sScs:d Ss i,
suioInt above nam.i wt!l br accepted, pro
ratest ~ depositrd BY sun company OF nate
.Fatfbi' Tor tL+t r.rs o., and provided ~
sr.a,er riny io3 psr csn' ot tie ,y:.nctIa,
arnonnt g the bonds Offered IN addition 70
age 6onds shall be N ed 'q b. Two two or I'M more re-
io!ders st the sane price. to on sn.ount az.
20 ths purchase thereof, then difference shau
10 glyen 20 any bonds ua cred az may le de-
'ernined b. the Trustee IN it's ltssCstnp.
Hoaces oi seCspttTr' ~ odrrs will =.
makers OF such offers as a"N accepted a. tie
Idr"sses designat.d by them r"sp"c !v"'y.
Delivery of bonds on accepted Orlsrs win
OIL unmatured coIpoGs attached must bs
msds Al TIE Corporal Fru'j i1emar!mynt -
New York City. on or Hsior" . p ". Aprll
J le2a, after which date interest on accept ID
l0nas will cease.
Federal Income Tax Ownership Cert ncatss
covering accrued in;erest must accompany
al accepted boirIs when presented for psy-
BANKERs TRUST COMPANY, as Trus....
BY II. +. WILSON. Jr"
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Feb. 81. - BUTTER-Steady
Receipts, 1853 TUBS. Quotations un-
ECiGS-F4rm. Receipts. 32.ssO cases,
Fresh gathered. lrsts, 82T 33c: state. nearby
and nearby Western hennery whites. Nrsts to
extras, 3sdp4ic: state and nearby gathered
browylg and mixed Coors, frsts to "ytras
33Gp85c: refrigerators, seconds. 2GW2sc.
CHEESE--Irregular Receipts. 1879 boxes
state. whole milk fats. fresh. average, 10
Il 20c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

10 me Editor Of the Erenino Public Ledger:
SRI VIII ask you TO help me and poem
containing the following verse:
was born In tho deep green country
Not many long years ngo:
ran with the in the summer
And coasted down hill in the snow.'
G. \. L.
Philadelphia. February 1s. l0cc.
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Poems and Songs Desired
Gust One pay Apart"

TO the Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger:
Sill am anxious TO find a poem OF foul
verses which contains :he following lines:
FOR Saturday ard Easter Day
harth's saddost day and gladdsst day.
We're jIst one day apart
c. l.. l..
Philadelphia. February II. 1922.
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IL MENlORISN

B0GGS,--ln loving memory OF THOMAS
BOGGS' Mho d"partcd this lie Feb. 20, 1915
For Thou with blessings him prevent II
OF goodness manifold:
A.d Thou has set urUu his head a crown
OF turest Gol!.'-Psalm xxi
,r,,,,,,,,,,. FAMILY.
Dear uncle. JOHN y. WIi.rIANSt,N v,l'a
departed tais life Feb -. l9la
ELSIE. ELLA, JOHN
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Eirst Medal Of Honor

10 the Editor OF the Eren!no Public Ledger.
Sir - Who received the hrst American
medal OF honor In tho late war;
J. l.. x.
Philadelphia. February 10. 1eo.
The frat American medal Of honor ,sas
presented TO Lieutenant Colonel whittiesey.
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Dated February 3. 1922.
LEHIGH POWER SECURITIES CORPORA
TON TEN-SEAR SIX PER CENT Sc
COLT NnTES

Pursuant TO Article VI Of the Trust Agree
ment. dated August lHl7 made by the
tho undersigned as Trustee, 10 secure thr
FEN: Year SIX Per Cent Secured Gold Notes
OF the said Itshigh Power Securities Corpora.
AZ Trustee hereunder. invites proposals In
writing for the sale to It " tho said notes
nt not exceeding l0l and accrued lnter.s,
for which purchase said Trustee has now
I'm deposit two million dollars (s2 900 600
Sealed proposals vii! be received by tos
,nders gned 1T Its office, No. lI0 Broadway
New York City. until l2 o'clock Noon, Thurs.
day, March .. 1929.
Notice Of purchase OF notes will h. rnaI,ad
on March y, 1022. and the uDtes so purch, ,as
must be delivered TO the undsrsigred bafors
tho ciors OF business IN March ia 1870 on
which date interest Will cease on notes pnr
chased but not delivered WV" WI
GUARANTY TRUST co or NEW yOyu
WILLIAM g POTTER. President
Dated Feb. % 1922.
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Dead Letters

To the Editor o. tha Evening Public Ledger.
Slr--Hcw many letters sent 70 the Dead
Letter Oftlce are aftcrrard 6elive-edr
LUTHER r. BRADY.
West Chester. Pa. February 10, 1899
During the fscrl year ended last Juno
10. 6s3, ESQ letters were handled by the d,.
vision Of dead letters. OF these. 10. .i2a.11s
were mailed IN this country and 5sO,115
were posted abroad. II was found possible
to deliver 4.7fS.G6c OF these. and o0.7ao
we're flied for reclamation. OF the remain
ing millions at least half were printed cir
culars and advertising matter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

F1E ADS OF THE so's
yov'll = ANuss4 BY comparins 'ys olds
sSssiSs !elssisa p - sundays PuSiIs
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GAR SllvE r

Ns~ York today at osis psE ans ounce; for.
s!sn. esHo. . decline Of No., IN IsonAes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

A'-s r. T. Rrowr--A m2rr!aga iic,rs, ia.
sued IN MARYLAND could not be usad IN ,hi-
State. II must he Issued in the county In
which the marriage is TO take place
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O1YICE OF kEYsTONE COMPANY ..u,,
GUARANTEEING M0RTGAGE9 ~
IA

~.,ssSs rsSy nSee 10 ,storkiDiders
q. . Nsolntion Of the LYard Of pirector.n es
ss': & &r'sT'ai ssmpa %e'nF as !.
o9 sesE, a,,. 'sf saia s.th tann. day Sr Nara 1879
nSt g.. PhiisdsIphls Pa, Tor Inc ehes,. nest
p9s: % vSSinf a Tor or egains. an incrsss,
9js6. .0eS 70 $3.50. O60--by the creation rom rom
issusnsSSs u,sS .S e. sSditlonal stock e the amount
Shs pAS value Of sInO each '"s''s ot
JOSEPH v, MURRAY,
Secretary
NOTICE TO AuDITORs-samueI Lsboyji.
has withdrawn from Star Wall paDsr Cn
An debts to BE- paid by remaining partner
4. LEBOVfTZ--S. SUCHUMAN
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wounded EX-Soldler" - We could no.
o-,nt your letter. az YOU do not sign IT, An
letters must be signed. but We never use
signatures when requested not 70 do go
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

"s. l.. R."--From 1899 to 1891 there
was a United Staten mint at nahlonesa
Ca.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

Gus Msinnx--Ther" - no Institution In
Washington that prepares persnns FOR tho
d,plonatic service only. MANI Of our col
ieges have course oe instruction that
s,rciailzss for the consular service. and the
University oP Ponnsvlvana has such n
course. Tls, Georgetown University a: Wash
sngton also has such course.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

"S l.. F. afks who is the author Of tho
s,llowire: Tear ou. from tho human heart
ns n,rine. and can show you no greater
iraEedy.'
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

victims Of the shady stock promoters ore
because your statements keep them con.
fused. HARRY L. FETTERLY.
Philadelphia, February II, 1922.
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FlSANCINL
Meeting. and Elections

Meetings and Elec-ieus
~ COMMERCAi. TRUST COMPANY
rhi!ndePhla PI, Fe1rqary 23, ,ec2,
e. AnnSs ,6I9w,Ds ssfps hs.a FssruaTy 90
rrSsTsctoTs 10 serve FOR TIE term OF four veaTs
s. Gsrpenter Jr.
r. ", Clark
Morris l.: C!oth!sr
Charlton Yarnan.
The Board Of Directors - now oornposed
i. y; sida!s n,,,,so, fInomss Dewitt cayl.r
jJ''fMS' IT, McAiiis,er RobSr, K cs.sa', s,,
wrltam, c SprGui ,ha.,,I C,hhsr,,emaSye Tower
john II. Mason Iohn r. Grocer
John CadTa'asaSTh 'asaTho,a H,rW|; y W; a'aEk
A y Huston W, 6 Carpenter. Jr,
Al a meeting, OF the Board held today.
tho toIlowin. officers were elected for the
e''5i'ah Chairmsn OF tho Board. Thomas Dewitt,
opSresi pPSresideut,, John II, Mason.
XiSs PPTsi%Snt PTesiiaSnt t. t. X S9fEst%"@"'r StsEt".
Vice Prcsident, Ssmue! A. Croler.
Vice President. Mark CWTilcox.
Secretary. J. watts MeICur, Jr.
Asst, SECRETARY: Harry T. Fighter.
Hss, TrcSstgrsT rcSstnEy MSYSr. Mss.a NSu,6"" sm,S""
Asst Treasurer. John =: Adams.
Asst. Treasurer; j. Il; Mason Ir;
rsyTHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
Invalid Wsmen Mercer Messorisi Housep,
A,nys.n, A,DsS cif hts rIu. sas ss.d Il ans md
Chestnut sts, Phila,, Monday. February I 81.
1Mrs. Charlie. JJ JANE IL STRING.
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Tho Peoples Forum will appear. daily
in the Surdiy Public Ledger. Letters
discussing timely topics will be printed.
well as required poems, and dues-
"rrs Of general lnterest Will bc answered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

Following announcement OF initial
dividend Of IA per cent on Market
Street Railway prior preference 6 per
cent cumulative stock. this issue ad.
vanced Az. to 80. Directors are now
in San Francisco negotiating with com
mittre Of city officials for purchase Of
the lines for municipal operation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

plication was denied were idcntcnlly
Inc same a. those in the case filed at
WilminptOn Del
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"ln the Deep Green Country"

February II. 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

The annual meeting of the Philadel,
phia Company will be held March y.
Stockholders Of record March Z will be
entitled 10 vote at rhr meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

Iota'. Sli.3Gi 900, compared with 3lI-
s62. Gii. 900 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

Pcrc Marquette hallway income nc
count for eleven months ended Novcm-
Der 30, rs submitted to New York Stock
Exchange, shows surplus after charges
and taxes, 50 ,SOo, 49,.
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The average price of the twenty ac-
tive industrial stocks declined 40 per
cent yesterday. to SJ.3G, while the
twenty railroads advanced 80 per cent,
to TS.3S.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
Empire City Results

First Raes-For a-yesr-oids; nrs ana oss-
half furlongs: Rsfies. 11o (Tspiinl. 9 %
5. TO 8. TO Q; Peter Brown, los (Meri-
nesf, 20 1. 70 8; Rork. los tBabin).
4. Time. Iso7 rs. Adventures. Ths
Colonel, BenWood. Brother Pat. ocorrs,
Rock Salt and Honestretch also ran.
second RAce-Yor s-yesr-olds ana up: ons
mile and seventy yards: Fluf. 81 (Nccoy).
TO ]. 20 !, 70 8; Mary Agnes O..
~ tBelD. 2 20 :. . 10 8: Deep sinker.
1os (ThomaD. 20 .. Time, I;17. York
shire. 81. Issdore. Roseciif. Eager Eyes.
Pastorsi and Daniel A. also ran
. Third Race-For s-yesr-oids; ithree-fourths
mile: The Almoner (sandel, to 8, 20
5. 10 q; Good Time. .(MccoyD. 8 to /. q TO
1; shafer. - (weinerD. 4 to 5. Time.
1:10 IS. ne Peruvian, Valentine dor,
DR.. Debney. Last Effort and So K Goes
also ran
Fourth Rsee-Au ages; one mile: Blanc
seing, % CMerimee). II to l. 4 to I, 20
s: Emotion, 10 (CarrollD, 1 to 4, out.
Nose Dive. o. (BellD. ? 20 5. Time, $40.
Cirrus, FianneI shirt and Modo also ran.
Fifth Rsce-For S-yesr-olds and up; one
mile and seventy yards: Transient. I03
(Marts), to 1. 8 TO .. 10 8; Huonec. 1ls
tE. Kummerl, even. I 70 2; Chateaugay.
fo4 .(CsrrolD. 3 to 1. Time. 1s46 rs. Lib-
erty Girl, star Court. Sir Galahad ID,
Thornhedge. consort and Esquire also ran.
Sixth Race-For 2-year-olds: eve and one
to 5. out, out; Shamrock. III Crhomasl,
iso6 Is. Ducks and Drakes also ran
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
MART RECEIVERS
Covers Wide Range, and
Important Groups
Advance.

NEW YORK Oct. fT.-A sub
stantisi measure Of recovery from
the low points Of yesterday was
evident In the principal financial
markets. In the stock market the
advances were far from sensationaf.
but they covered q wide range Of
securities and scarcely any fmpor-
tant group. but failed TO make az
least fractional gsinx. while the
more active speculative stocks
were in general between / and 2
points higher.
Early TRADING.
While those who cherished the
hope that yesterdays reaction def
initely marked the end OF the de-
cline. and that a sharp rebound in
prices would be witnessed IN this
mornings trading were somewhat
disappointed, they were not without
some crumbs of comfort. The mar
ket uhdeniably showed a better
tone. The movement Of prices was
far from furnishing conclusive evi-
dence that the downward swing
had been brought to a definite halt.
but many stocks showed strength
and many others stubbornly held
their ground. Most observers ex-
pected at least q temporary rally
before the end OF the week and
much OF the days recoveries was
ascribed 70 profit-taking by shorts.
In view Of the fact that the stocks
which have suffered most are the
ones which had undergone the
largest amount Of overbuying. it
the recent shaking out 10 merely q
preparation for another broad up
ward movement
Tuesday Eventual Day.
Tuesday viii be a day of special
Interest to the financial community.
On that day the quarterly earnings
statements of both studehfker and
the United States Steel CT poratiou
will be published and dividend ac-
ton viii be taken
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
Latonia Entries

First Race-For 3-year-olds and up: sl.-
100; claimin one and one-eighth miles:
Tulane, 95; 'Pumps. 9s; Rib Grass, 100;
Evelyn White, 100; ashland. 100; 'walnut
SHUTS, LOG; British Liner, 1O7.
Second Race-For 3-year-olds and up; 81
JOO;. claiming; six furIongs: sArarat 93:
Miss Widgeon. 106; 'Estero, IO6; Abadane,
107; 'Pindarpeel. 1O7; Sir Thomas Kean.
los: Marvin May. 10; Makeup ia
Third Race-For 2-year-old maidens; ST.
400: claiming; six furlongs: 'Mammon, 1O4 /:
'Stone Age. l0T; albert L., lOI; sYorick
16d; 'POmpous, 107; Valley OF Dreams, 100;
Be Dazzle, 100; Pugple and White, 1O9;
Lew Pope, 112: Gordon shaw. liz; First
Blush, III; waywassamo, II2; Gleniivet,
H.; Gailford. 1l2; Courtier. 1I2; Billet
Gate. l12; Nuyaka, 112; Vida, l12
Fourth Race-For 3-year-oids and up; ST.
400; claiming; one and one eighth miles:
'Bermont, 50; Fincastle. 9s; Royal Palm,
lOl; Loveliness. 1O3: Lou widrig, IO7;
Dimples. 100; 'Matinee Idol, ITO.
Fifth Race-The Covington Handicap; for
3-year-olds and up: 5000 added; one and
three-sixteenths miles: Radio. 1O1; Cherry
Tree. l02; Guy. 105: Bit Of White. 1O5;
Minister. lis; United Verde, 11O; Lady Mad
cap, ia; Firebrandy 2 121.
a-NOntfort-Jones entry.
Sixth Race-Tri- State AFalI Festival; for
2-year-olds; 81 400; allowances; six furlongs:
a-Bodyguard, los; a-Reach Beauty, 1I2; VI
olet Mahony. l07; Hughes Graham, 10;
b-Dan z. O'Sullivan, 10; b-Resting Time,
liz; Glencolex, 10; Lady Gorham, 112;
c-Lord Granite. l10; c-Kitty Williams. 112;
Alice Blue Gown, 112; Metric, IFS; Lily
NJ. 1O7; Indian Trail, lis; In Memoriam.
Ia.
a-Idle Hour Stock Farm entry
b-MOntfOrt-Jones entry.
CT. Ii. LOucheim entry.
seventh Race-FOr 3-year-olds and up; ST.
500; claiming: one mile and n furlong:
AttabOy I'd, o6; 'Georgette, 81; sParis
Maid, 102; 'Penwell. 10l; Tableau d'Hon-
neur, l0l; Wapiti, 1o4; Raider. 1o5; Lady
Lillian. 105; Blarneystone, 1O6; Runquoi.
100; Brotherly Love, 100; Coyne, Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
LATONIA.
First Race-waInut Hall, Smuts,
Ashland.
seeond Race - Abadane. Estero,
Miss Muffns.
Third Race Nayaka. Gailford
POmpous.
Fourth Race-Lou widrig, Mati-
nee Idol Royal Palm.
Fifth Race-Rockminste United
Verde. Cherry Tree.
sixth Race-Resting Time, Alice
Blue Gown. Violet Mahoney.
Seventh Race-TabIeau D'Honneur
Paris Maid, Georgette.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
Empire City Entries

First Race-The Highlands; mics; 2-year-
olds; selling; Eve and ons-haf furlongs:
Blue and Gold. lis: Bessie Leirhton, lio;
'Dieks Daughter. lo7; Dnftwood. lis.
= Second Race-The Highland; s-year-oIds
and u3; selling: about ak furlongs: Tom
McTagEart, zoo: Hereafter. 104: oceidents
lo2; 'War Map. %; 'Orcus. lls: The Al
moner. 11s; Day Due. lO4; Polythis. lis:
1o5.
Third Race-The Golden Glow Handicap;
all ages highweiEht: about six furlonrs:
Cirrus, l53; Chesterbrook. los; Mary Pa
tricia. li4; SLEEVE Conard, 129.
Fourth Raee-The Yorktown Handicap:
5000 added; S-year-olds and up; one and
one-eiEhth miles: Prince James. III; Mad
Halter. 1ee; HoroaoFe. 81.
FIN Race-The Old Hickory Purse; s.
year-clds and, up: claiming; one mile and
seventy yards: Consort. l02: Martin A
Noonan. 120: Scottish Chief. lO4: Search
light Sd. 3d.. ST. IssdOre. lo4: Juno. l0l:
Polly wsle. los; sThe Roll Call, los; Leg
horn. 107; sooessda. los: star Court. IO4.
sixth Race-Tbe Farewell Purse. 2-year-
old maidens and winners Of one race: Eve
and onehaf furionEs: Pay Dear. %: High
Commander. l02; Stella Maris. 99; Coeur Dc
Lion. 10e; Ethnea. 90; Purity. Io2: Spot
Cash, 100: Margaret Loretta. 90; Heremon.
us; Mutiny. us; whirlwind, ZOE; Fullon,
lo2.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
old BONES'IETE
TO FACE BARRIER
DNRICHHANDICAP
Paragon I'd and Lucky
Hour Also Will Figure
Strongly in Wagers.
BY FRANK HARrIG.

Devottes OF the sport OF Kings"
will witness the most talked of
race Of the season today when the
s25.000 washington Handicap. over
q mile and a quarter viii be run
at Laurel Park. s -
!, one Of the most interesting an
giles to the event Is the possibility
OF Exterminator. generally known to
the 'raiibirds" as "Old Bones" sur
passing Man o. War as the largest
money winner in the history of the
turf. II ''Old Bones" wins.N and
many of the dopesters favor him. a
new turf king viii be crowned.
Paragon I'd a Choi e. =
The disqualification Of Paragon I'd
last Saturday was a big disappoint-
ment to his hackers. The Sanford
horse worked the mile and q quar-
ter few days ago in 2:os LIS with
l30 pounds up, and when post time
comes Paragon II will be well sup
ported in the Iron men,"
The New York delegation figure
the race is "l6cked" for Lucky Hour
and has accepted the issue and the
race is as good as won. Lucky
Hour Is in fine shape and will be
ready for the issue when the barrier
Is sprung.
The race is expected to draw the
largest crowd that has ever jour
ney to the Laurel Park course.
Additional train service viii be pro-
vfded from both Washington and
Baltimore and track orficials have
announced that additional parking
uvfll hn To-
lists.
L'Ennre Beats Hidden Jewel
In yesterdays feature race, the
Claiming Handicap for S-year-olds
and upward, the form players were
given a setback when L'Effare, owned
by the Triple Springs Farm, won
over the favorite, Hidden Jewel,
which was played off the boards.
Hidden Jewel broke away from
the start and held command until on
the home stretch, when Jimmy But
well. astride L'Effare, made his
move. He caught the leader at the
eighth-mile post and raced neck
and-neck to the final sixteenth,
when Hidden Jewel dropped back. to
let Wrath pass him in the final
strides
ButwelPs wonderful ride in final
strides enabled L'Effaire to win over
Wrath by a length.
Hidden Jewel tired from early
pace but managed to hold on long
enough to take third from Fifty
Fifty by a nose.
The dope was again upset, when
Preston Burch, the Washington
trainer. uncovered a speed demon
for a 2-year-old. in the third event,
when Blue Hawk won over the ia
vorites, True Filler and Lady Myra.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
N. Y. CURB
Cw. D. Eibbs q Co.. Msnbsrs
u. Y. Curb Market Asroia tion.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-Movements
on the New York Curb Exchange
were irregular, and the market
generally was unsettled. trading
conditions being innuenced by
liquidation OF speculative accounts
on the New York Stock Exchange,
and by the continued distribution
Of Standard OIL issues. apparently
coming from sources close TO the
management of those properties.
This distribution was assumed by
many OF those watching the trad
ing to be in line with the objects
Of the readjustment OF cspitalIza-
tion, including the stock dividends
and the reduction OF par value n ON
Sl0o TO s25 a share.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
Laurel Entries

FIRST RAcB-Pu.e. 81. I.s00s-two-yesr-olds
six furlongs. Picketer. los; Bnllisnce, 10:
Scribe, ITO; segovia. 1lO; (abwinner Take
All. ITO; (slPennon. lis; Gurland. 113; Gen
ersl Thatcher, 11s; Luminist, Il3; Better
Times. lis
ND 8. Louis entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: claiming
for three-year-olds and up; One mile. 'John
morrill,. 100; Veneer. lOe: Minute Man, IOs:
LADY Luxury, los; 'Mollie Barnes. 1Os; En-
crtnfte. los; Penelope, 10s; 'Tidings. los;
'Whalebone, Ill; Some Baby, I'll; Old sin
ner, III; Chas. J. Craigmile, III; Lads
Love. III; Romulus, ZIG.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 1900 handicap for
all ages: sir furiongs Stoto. 9s; Good
Times. IS; Dinns Care, lis: Missionary, 114:
Prudery, lis; HiIdur. lis: On Watch, l23;
Careful. 12f-
FOURTH RACE - The Manor Handicap;
5000 added for two-year-olds; one mile.
Amber, lO2: valador. 1O6; Miss Smith. lOp;
Dspiel. los; Bueado. lea; (elCsrol. III; Ny
b)Cherry Pie, lle; CalMartingale, lis; c.
BlUcmont. l21; Cally's Alley. Is; (dDWild-
erness, 12s; (aDDulin. 125.
(aDE s. Cosden entry; CbDGreentree stable
entry; (cDQuincy stable entry; (dDR. T.
Wilson, jr., and ". J. Salmon entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Washington handicap;
81. 900 added; three-year-olds and upward;
90: Polly Ann. f0s; Oceanic. 104: Medina.
los: Paul Jo1es. 1Os; Capt. Alcock. 1l0;
Lucky Hour. l2o; Paragon 2nd. III: EI-
terminator. 132.
SITH RACE-Claiming handicap; purse,
81 500; for three-year-olds and upward; one
mile and seventy yards Two feathers, 20;
sDuncecap. s5: Pastoral Swain, IO4; sddle
nd Boots. 107; Lunet, lO4.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 500; Ginning;
thre-year-olds and up; one mile and a quarter
Freezy sieezy, les; 'Helen Atkin, lOl: Ozark
Horse, l02; s0n High, l04; Dolly C., 104;
'Ks stherine Rankin. Io4; 'JOhnny 0vertOn,
1o4: Balustrade, l09.
'Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
LAUREL.
Blue Nose Denies
Mayflower a Race

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. a.
Theer will be no race, of Glouces-
ter. between the. fishing schooner
Blue Nose, champion of teh North
Atlantic, and the Boston schooner.
Mayfiower. it was announced to-
day.
The announcement was made by
Capt. Angus Walters, skipper OF
the Canadian vessel, who said he
was tired and sick of teh disagree
able protests and friction which has
occurred durin gthe races
He declared. however. that Blue
Nose win meet the Mayfower in a
match race of Nova Scotia any time
within month IL Capt. Henry Lar
kin. skipper of the Boston schooner.
desires to go there.