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Evening star., 1926-01-20
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

CONNELLSN1LLE, Pa. January
20. h.-toke production remains high.
with the market fairly active.
Crushed coke for domestic purposes
is selling at s. TO SIS a ton. Furnaces
coke is quoted at s5.25 TO S5.75.
AKRON. January 20.-The tire
plants here are operating at a higher
rate than before the Christmas hoIS
days to meet demands for Spring de-
liveries. The rubber companies also
report larger sales of mechanical
goods. rubber footwear and heels than
last year. Footwear departments of
the Goodrich Co. are at capacity.
FL CENTRIC. Calf. January 20
Lettuce shipments from the Imperial
Valley are now going 10 all parts
Of the United States. China tic COR
ditions are responsible for all the
valley crops being 10 days to weeks
earlier than last year.
NEW ORLEANS. January 20
Southern Pine Association mills
gained 3s.s per cent in new business
IN the last week. receiving orders for
500 n0n feet. Shipments went UP
II per cent TO $500. 900 feet and
production advanced 1s.S per cent
to 72.5nO.O 900. Unified orders total
270 900, 900 feet.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
WHEAT IS LOWER
IN CHICAGO TODAY
Corn and Oats Also Weak in Sym.
pathy-Provision Market
Joins in Slump.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January "o.-N heat
values underwent an early setback to-
day, owing more or less to talk cur
rent THAI the market had been rapidly
working into strained situation SIM
lar 10 that which prevailed on the last
crop. Weakness Of LIVERPOOL quota
tions tendereG further to induce sell
ing here and 10 depreSs prices. Re.
ports were also al nand that the
movement of new WHEAT in Argentina
is enlarSinc and that lS.00o. 900 bush
els will he brought to the !seaboard
this month. chicago oneninc figures.
= to ia lower. May new' '.75's to
1.76i4 ana July l.5@ 10 1.52l2. were
followed by some further decline.
Corn and oats went lower with
wheat. After opening So. 10 S4Ss
down. May Ss12. corn continued to
Evening star., 1926-01-20
BIG POWER DEAL MADE.

NEW YORK, january 20 CP.-The
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. a
subsidiary Of the North American Co.,
has bought the electric light and pow
er properties of the Cleveland, Paines-
Vile Eastern Ra.ilroad Co.. il was
announced today. The transaction in,
dudes the electric light and power
properties Of the United Light &
Power Co.. a sibsidiar. nf the Clsvs-
land Painesville & Eastern.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
MINIMUM WAGE SOUGHT

BOSTON, January ~ tSpeciaD-
The Department of Labor and indus
tries Of Massachusetts has voted m
form wage boards TO recommend new
minimum wage rates for women en-
gagged in manufacture of jewelrv.
TOYS, games. sporting goods and re
lated lines.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
Dodge Deliveries Heavy.
POTATO MARKET STEADY

CHICAGO. Jannarv 20 Pois,oee
'radlnE INST fair: market. steady: re
celpts. hS cars: total United States
shipments. off: Canadian: Wisconsin
sacked round whites. 5 75a ( 90: rnostI,.
SIS: Minnesota sacked round vhit.e
S.SaaS.S3; Idaho sacked Russets 4 ma
$50; North Dakota and Minnesots
sacked Red River ohios. 4.40s4a5
Evening star., 1926-01-20
PRICES IRREGULAR
! |NSTOCK MARKET
Heavy Liquidation in Many
Issues Causes Some Ex-
tensiVe Losses.
EN STI ART y. WEST.



NEW YORK. January %. The
principal matter Of interest in III
Wall street dealings today continue /
to he the request by tho head of
the Federal Reserve Board for hddi-
tional information regarding pro
kerage loans. The ma ioriLy o. traders
agreed that il was calculated 10
bring about further selling oi stocks
bought in the bull ca mpaiGn II list
Autumn and early Winter.
Steel Closely Watched.
Naturally, The market was watching
the f1uctuatiors in United states Steel
more keenly than anything else. The
general list WIS weakest in the tore-
noon. when Steel sank heroH' W. X
steadird It, soon as the stock ralneu.
Bethlehem steel vas off hllf-noin
T.udlum steel vs. quit weak.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube durin-
the greater part ri the time heid
around the TueSdaN cio-in-.
American Gan. which broke nearly >
roirrs IN the previous day. was sup
r,lied A. the lower level. american
Smelling dropped 4 point. Sears Toe
hucL, was off J and there wa 4 dehnlte
check to operations for the rise in Al
lied Chemical.
Oil stock, Arc Heavy.
The oil stock continued heavy. \
lon- interest had heen built up. which
proved Vu'nerahto a. s"on a. thc
r-aI market -t-rted down. But IN the
main vntlgN,r ioSac occurred i'll the
oil -to.k- Ntrc not Important.
NllrI f..liu- b" which broke over
poinr. an T1fz Stiay. stil excited con
siderable lnteres, TO-DAY. The decline
ua- nor set down Ia anything untaNof
able in tne fair - the company. II
was principally the rn nsul' o. specula
tive rnndit ;onE. Il Wa 20 C,-e where
large r4pet profits had accumulated in
SpeculatiNr hands and there vas the
desire Ia convert these into ~ Sh.
The call money rerewat was re-
duced +" per cent for the first time
in more than week This had its
effect upon the bond market. especial
" I-nited states Government Ndr
loans. Liberty fourth ~ and the
Trea Sury 49, were selling at the
highest FOR the year. corporation
issue of high grade kept strong. but
with trading not 80 active as 1t had
been.
Jordan Motors Stronger.
Jordan Motors, which had been
prominent in the motor group ma =
urally camC off with rhe rest IN the
last hour Yesterday. But renews ed
huvinc made itS appearance toda :
and carriet the price MP Suhsta ntla :
IL from H. i nights fnal.
Warnings for the first nine months
of la"5 ,re -aii To amount to more
than 81 p share Eut the big improve
,r,eut occurred in the lest quarter as
a result "f successful sales ~ he com
pany's nov straight eight models.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
NEW YORK DAIRY. PRICES.

NEW YORK. January % P1.--
Butter-Strong. receipts. 1850 pack
ages: creamery. higher than extra s.
t4l2aa5. do. eNrras - scrre,. a.: do.
frst= tss To ~ s"orei. 42l4 l4a4317
EgGc-Steady: rC"efpts. p $50 ca Ses:
fresh gathered. trstS. Sass: do. stor-
ase. "ta21: fresh gathered, seconds
storage. 2la2ji2: Pacific coast whites,
extras. 4Slca4o: d.. tlrsts TO extra
firsts, 39a45.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. January 90 OP).-For.
eign exchanges irregular. Quotations
lin cents): Great Britain. demand
ass 1916: cables. 4asi.: 6o-day bills on
banks 441 1l.1S. France demand
as: cables. S.7at2. Italy. demand,
4.O31, cables. 4.o37s. Demand: Bel
giun. 454: Germany. o3so: Holland
4o.15: Norway. 20.29: Sweden. 26.7s;
Denmark. 24s0: Switzerland. 1871:
Spain. 14.16: Greece. 1874; Poland,
IA: CZechoslovakia. 2.36; Jugoslavia
1.77: Austria, IA; Rumania. 45iI; Ar
gentina, 41.37: Brazil. Is; Toxic.
44%: Shanghai, 761z; Montreal,
80 1916.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
B. G. O. ORDERS HEAVY.

BALTIMORE, January 20 tSpeciaD.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has nearly $4,000 600 OF equipment
under contract for delivery this year
In addition To rolling stock delivered
during 1925. the company has ordered
additional equipment worth, based Oh
current market price, approximately
S140O0, 900.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
CLOTH MORE ACTIVE.

NEW YOI;k. IanT.,r- % tSpecian.
- Cotton cloths we're more active and
prices for standard print cloths adj
varced TO Ass cents for bf%60s. Raw
silk was quiet and unchanged here
and at Yokn:la ma.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
Washington Stock Exchange


Capital Tracuon-5 at los, . at los.
Potor'ac Elcc Pow. pfd.-5 at 1Osr. )
at losl-
Washington Gas L,=ht-lo at 81. 10
at ~, 10 at 81. 60 st - Pat 49,.
Federal National Bank-l0 ~ sos.
70 at So. 70 at So: 70 AZ 80; 70 ,at
10 At s4'. 10 al s4'. 10 at So 30 at
So ?.
Merchants Transfer storas. rfd. vi
< al l01
N.rsenthaler L,uotvr,-@o :, "oat>
AFTER CALL.
Pot"rrs" F-!e.. CONS y * 600 ~ J q" =
3" ono 1ool,
Csnrt.l fraction 5s-Sl GOO 81 90, $500
At p?t, 81 uOn p2
Washington Rvr Flec. IS 600 -
en7, IS GOO =, 90.
Nerzerthalcr L,rotrr--@" y "oo', 20
Washington Gas 5.-scoo a. Ioo'.
Csn,ts Tr.'t'on 5s-s. 90" al 100.
Msr-snthaler Lnotyps--lo at "oa.. 10
r'nron Trust Co.--5 at 80
sos. 20 at SOS, 10 at 3as =
Money-Car loans. and d per cent.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
CRUDE RUBBER HIGHER.

NEW YORK, January - tSDeciaD.
Crude rubber strengthened ON Lon.
don cables to Isl. cents A pound,
which compares with 81 cents last
week and 81 cents lasl year.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
STORAGE STOCK
LISTED LOCALLY
I Per Cent Preferred Issue
Sells at 1O1-Bank EIec-
tions-Other Notes.
Ry CHAs. =. vSHAEFFER,


-, ~ ~ neN pe' cB prslerreo tssus
age 60. was listed on the Washington
Stock Exchange this morning, with
the initial transaction consumated a.
premium Of one point, five ehares
SennnG a. lol.
re felatlNe heaFN orersuhscriptaon
., ms of1efinE, coming on the heels
of the siA and one half times over
subscription 1" the Potomac Electric
Power preferred issue few months
place in the sun as 4 profitable invest
ment field. both these stock issues
containing the investment rather thar
me Specuiatlve element Like wise. "
'ii - .'hehIahiH 'es' s'imnnN 10 locsi
Piospeil'E-
f''"nlar t.er'rS l'""er preferred
-''".h va ded IN 9' i'E :. lo.poin,
r'F'''''',n over ~ price fo Original
'''e'' hHf" "erH No shafss
-i'a '''e * he se=~i"e' ended
i''irt"n J"n"iNpe wa he leader
., ''oal m~rk@i. total NJ 1ah
I" So. capital Fraction stock ua=
nm : Jos. - va Mereenthaler a.
" ~"n frt'tl"n. Nr3erlcan
,.ii'.l :" lfuE' 20: h'"uShL S'si@
reGe's = \ american N11I7"&l 5so ann
'hah h-eh al 1factlpAIit - er IS, a
"aa iali"aN preferred = ~.
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boar ri ,,so,-,s,,i..nd u.t'
liam r ne,,-,,,, ,,,.a-i,Il,,, y-,,
L,amher, vice n,nsf,fen, ,,,d s.,.r.i
counsel. G. II p,nc ;c. ,ro.jd.,,
and rreaxurer. - r,,c1ifte -
nreeident aud ac.,s,sr, ,r.,-,,rer r
I. Willis s.crot.,-,. ~, s.;gt.,,-
fros surer AVID III .cN,,bon SET.
ant treasurer.
Nc" f'nance Director.
Frank 8. Essex was added to the
! board of the International Finance
/ Corporation at the annual r,,ee+i,e- oe
stockholders held resterday Orber
directors were reelected as follows
charles A Douglas l.. WHITING
Estes. Ernest T., Herren Evnun, =
Hinton. Arthur Z. T.anne. Fred W
Mackenzie Charles VI penner Val
/ Ter i. Tu"kerman and John r.
i ~ IN ne 90 hus'nese we've
- ha ING been
,,s :" 9ita''e ''' ne concern IN
, however, by President FerreIl. thai
Nsi''ih-' ieacheh ne" peak and
! were eNlifeiE Satisfactory.
\ortb C.,;,ors p.I
9"'''iei'
SiotkhoInerS OF the North Capitol
= IiSS BANK heid their annual cleo
Nria1aaI ei,u aaoeo " l..
NichaeI 10 the board of directors.
Evening star., 1926-01-20

Dividend rates given in the above tab,.
are the annual cash payments based on ths
latest quarterly or half yearly declarations
Unless otherwise noted. extra or special riivi.
dends arc not included.
Paid this year. NO regular rate or
ontional in stock. 'Ps-tly stock TPartJv
.xtr2 sPayah'e ir preferred stock PLUS
te, III stock para,le r- quarterly. sPlus
g. ID stock payzele l "a = ausrteri5.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
MISCELLANEOC

y. e. Paper Co. 6s. . ....
Pot. JOINT stock L d Blk. IS. l0I1, J
SSssheFaa Wssh MT Si@t Cold 3 ssora:e 5s. le IS
MarIiman Park Hotel 6s. lO- Z. .
Evening star., 1926-01-20

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Cudahv Pix %.
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Evening star., 1926-04-25
COLUMBUS RESULTS

1ongs@Aristotle. 105 tHay(, S. 40. ss 20,
So 30. won; Ciceronian. 105 tWhltet
$500. second Pekens; hoT h eyndyRs;;r yR;;r SSbaf.
SECOND RACE. 3-year.olds and up; q 5HH 5,HH
furlongs-Miles S.. 10 Ford), Sle;,InWS
s5sc non :, Pen:essssd: se sesand anso ass 1iS
'Hlemani. $3.50. third. Time, 1:l2 ~
Palmetto. Reel Foot. ,Hasty Miss. Sam Gran
THIRD RACE. 3.year-olds and Up: Pa
url9nSsCountyo C o Tines los p-osner Ysrrains ins
ito lAronl, S340, third. Time. 1:1., az
sarlCnfssOHssSSaIo ST. safsO sSo eeS5se sos silent Ellsn
1Jeffriesl. $40, S.. second; yoorforn QS lQSS
Hay, $3.50. third. Time. l: II Rapid
STRIDE. Coach WHIP. Drummond. Miss Naai
"'F FfifFTH RACE. s.yesr.oids and up: g fpYr-
lo1gs--Corai Reef. los Lambersonl S.. 20
81 90. $3.50. won: Tran Roe. Ss tWest
IS SO 500 second; Myrtle Belle, 100 pl,Is; tMs;
sse $50 third hnG c,sTnss Tme a,io Ola Ia, Bu'le'
apS S14TH q HyaKrddskBatfieshot KdkB 81
Sa5. 40. 5000. $5.40., won: The, Colonel.
i0T lHayt, $3.50 $500, second; tucikS
Bad Bad Luck. ue Wedding Prince and Lord Renfrew
aiSS SEVENTH RACE. 4.year.olds and up; | +
fhiies-Mason Towle, Ill tConnorsl; SI3u
$3.50. $40. Won G Cen Cadorna. I,n III 'hlie- ii
Linaie hsdfa'N H. NJ Moonbrook oIo; Som Of Tromp and
CroWell also ran.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
LEXINGTON RESULTS

5sz4 esq 6s$sy 'iif; e. ;sss '3si9s
l0s Bsrns:ti,. $6,so third. Time: 70 3.5
by ka Fepy psr Hss kow.na %g tssR EIa Iaa
BrsdlsyS Tony RyAeH aso ossso,ds rsn turonss
Sc SaESe'n so Won. el1'S Psrmeiee ii8 iFrosrsse,
sfSGqGd sSPG fs fGSShofsspa Is a no FcRaa RsaE
s@sou snS Navy adrome Ssnn'9 5ohnssOn hSF kHs Basil
rSEsaflkS X s.er.,sP sP tyf2sS
ssaS s sssen %fllY ssas ss sS1fs
Ram} $500. third. Time. 10 30 cB,l Bill
sen Esearra Duss assses Mari Dandy Hnne Fast Mail
'liP iFPodTRTH RACE; ay9sgo,f.: i, .v.rs, t"'ur,y II
$40 $3.50, Won; Lyle ~ ,9. visito9r. l"l .1.
Iai6 i 10 ;. 50 Percentage. President Deeming,
Bird Behave Rothermel all" ran. ,o
r5TsnGa S1TTH Mis-. RAcE FL Esssrs SssT"'dsss S ssso
S42n. won: Repen,s. Babe. ~ 'GarnGr !, ;
sG$ s5 5rd sec9Ga TGe Nfry 10 sa6e s62 Moab
Percussion. oseda, LinEette, Teak. seadritt
a'IS Sixth 15i RACE. s.yearclds W; mile s73sS aSd
so IS SO Man ch.,asons N1s oi asns
i1c Blind, $500. third. Time. - %
Be Good. Georgia. John 7, D.. McIlnkie'
oSsTs SEVESTH RACE, 2,year;olds 4 farlongs sS
-Rollcd stockings los 1Bar;Tsstp; ;rssrso So SO
n SsAoward,. 1,o' $3.50. third, Time, 4s 3:5.
Candy Queen. Erin's Bride. sun Dance,
Nahatn,a. Indian Lovecall. Laurel. Fire
Cure Solo Voi1 also ran.
EIGHTH RACE. 3-year-oids up; y mile
and 10 yarGs-Fantoche. 106 tPichon
81 40 $50, won: The Spa. III tJohn-
soG, s. $3.50 ,hr secord Time angry { ." rcsier
Gaiective Taylor Hay Lady Won. Brown
Leaf. why. The Archer. Rlcheheu' Fright
fut also ran.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
| HAVRE De GRACE RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3yesr.olds up: furlongs-a
s. so, won; Red Pennant. Ia tMuuden
SIHE sThompsSnj nO "a SO, third Tine. i:l3 =
Dizzy Blonde. Lady Glasen and Mungo also
sEccND RACE. .-year-olds; "a furlonss
$50, s2;;39 Won cluhsteak, pi !" rn;iad Chal'
=; / Turner SO; thiEd; Time, o:64 y
Star whiskey Run, osse H. and Fly Hawk
THIRD RACE. 2,year,ollds ! mile and 70 (
sa1" s94? s5S s. Ms5ohs s6 sedanh a!as FanH. H
lO4 lMaibenl: $40. third. Time :45is
Nat Nat ,EEans Eyans Harvey stsdman. Hishwaymah
FOURTH RACE 3;year,ods and up; 5lp
s33" s. 20, .%SoggG; Nj Mp Pepp, ll$ 'Bqs; ins
Horn, 80, third. Tine. l :o6 Il Fores,
Lore. sun Pa. Gay Comet and Ducks and
FIFTH IS EAfE 2ss,rGlas Il! 4 50
won, Cudgeller,, los. tw. smith; $40.
SO thira Tine So. Gen RI1t rhafehep 6dng
Tr MiideTne.s' :" Fred A.. Senator Norris ami
SIXTH RAccf: ;i;yesr,olds up, nile nle,;l and
Mac. l04 tMunden.; S310, thirds Time
la a, Fey sun, Prince Hamlet and Col
IL miiesDIobnny Jewell. iii 'Munden1
sS4e s!1S 60 s..ons sPyss Easer ~
RACKET l1n The oreisner 'rq Erica s scorcher her,
Slate. Hdalgo. Bucko and Rupee also ran.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
NAVY CREWS SCORE
IN TRIO OF RACES

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md April "a
Navy's new stroke. combining the
power Of Dick Glendon's long sweep
with the snap of the Western oars
man. swished three Midshipmen crews
through their first tests with flying
colors today.
The Navy varsity. power bursting
from the tip OF every oar. swept the
upper Severn River course through
a quartering wind seven and a half
lengths ahead of Massachusetts Insti-
tute Of TechnoloCy's senior eight. The
MILDLY boat covered the Henley dis
tance of II mile and five-sixteenths in
1927 IS. remarkable time under the
adverse weather conditions.
Two Navy crews using the same
snappy hybrid stroke. showed similar
efficiency in q combination race. The
Academy junior varsity slipped over
the course in 7:4715. with three and
half lengths To spare. The race
developed between the Navy Plebes
and the Tech junior varsity, with the
Plebes finishing a length to the good.
A rather ragged Navy 150-pound eight
was four lengths in the rear of NJ.
l. T.
In the varsity race the MILDLY boat
pulled away at the start in perfect
alignment, matching Techs 50 count.
At the fve-siXteenths mark both drop
ped to Sc. but Navy continued to
draw away until, with half mile to
go. the aIiddies had placed three
lengths Of open water in front Of
Tech. At this point FlaXinGton, in
the Tech bow position. broke his seat
roller and was forced to finish the race
without the use Of his slide. Peter
son at No. appeared to have trouble
in keeping the count and missed sew
erai strokes.
While NJ. l. 7. was struggling Navy
jumped IT'S count To 4@--an incredible
stroke for former Navy crews-and
finished in perfect alignment. The
junior varsity duplicated the 42-count
performance in the mixed race.
The secret of the high count ap-
peared to be in Coach Harry Buffers
combination of Glendon's long-sweep-
ing pull with snappy Western slide
work and arm action. All the force
of the old Glendon pull through ap.
pears TO remain, but the deep Gleneon
layback is gone. Butler is former
University of Washington oarsman.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
JUAREZ RESULTS

r.RsR eAeEa oaGy Is fss qD ts5
s55o ~G. s:o5S r9n!f5 fochs 1sa oo
TSf1' ard rnosss f!ower of Eden. Ask John and
turions ?. Montgomsry. :H' 10. o. tTssylori
sGdSo S5.sno " Son so Towt09as g. Gem 81 -
Fairy Rose. HSpsburs Miss. cascade. Lady
small and 6 o. Doren also ran.
$50. S. wou Arctic, KING, III lPrisss ss
tGsH 80 'efRH@ thrd ir Tme h0Pfo ol '' <
Buck Smile Old Sinner and Dr. Tubbs also
rurlongs1Iske Fed. i6S 6nd lIaidle%' ~" * so
IS, S3,66. second: Hidden Money 1o5 Whit
Cork. Rags, Anderson and Little Bum also
oISB,os FIFTH RACE; sE.. a,ysafolds and up ta5 6
sa.S SSn ssfqad sF S9hn Fecssps Ell 4ss lmif id
Paige; Montdals and Domaldo also ran.
, SIXTH RACE. 3:year; ;olds and up: s fur
sSnssoaash sG " So l9S tBroadtoot sa4 80
JNeaD s. 4o 40. second: J. 4: scott, Jr,
taSaoSdoar az Md1rdM Il Ss4ss r. s2 iha seourn Time 1.n6r
qf.enssSsaarIans. lS7 MassridPaa a. sss:ec
II so sag $3.50 sssdnd Fss1
surance. Sweet and Low. Whipsaw and Mary
800. $50; won: Latisha. los lDeprema,
8D H9rn s. 30. third Erp'' Time fof'$f%%C .;6 % Doc
Mcmahon. Nan Fortune and Praise also ran
Evening star., 1926-04-25
AKRON RESULTS

FIRST RACE, 3;,year-ods and up; 5 >
rEhn ~ 80. won: Hop Along. 100 tMc.
Donald. $40, ,s4 so. second: Apres Moi
Paeblo. Meiyins INA Machiaveli. Froth, '"5' r..
ceiver. Hun Consway also ran
SECOND RACE. 3.year.olds and ur: &
uri9ads..Cottager. II: Mcdonald $3.50.
ss1,sn S3Ii496 syonn sudan Grass: ,1o7
Trcon,hoola, Blossom House serbian Bonita
THIRD RACE. ..year-oids: 1 furlongs--
Pleasant Smiles. 100 tRookerl, $500
$50. $50. won: Dick. liz Callahan
sGhck,- $3.50 third. Time-o5c 3.5
FOURTH RACE 3-year-olds IN: fur.
longs-Fehrah. 112 callahan Ss 90
$3.50. $500. won: .Libe. 100 !.Teffriesl
St.5H, third. Tlme-.I.Is a;s.. Trafalsar
FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds un: / mile
Jimson; 10 Smith. 81 90. S3;40 81 40
won; First Call. 100 tJeffriesl. $40 s.. 80
$. third Tin,s@1.5o IS. Rompns
Lad; Marie Maxim also ran.
SIXTH RACE--3-year-olds un; mile
Arragosa 100 tsmith>. $1,000. $3.50. $500
won. Brownie Smile. log tDoGnl, 81 40
500 ;fG2gd Sipg 4GnT 4m. PGa "a 1Ie RTs MoSS.,
Morning. Guy Clayton and Apology alsse
ran.
SEVENTH RACE. 3.year-olds ard up
, mile and 70 ysrdscaoGrandson. - 1o2 NC
sns sroof &azous suso $to sSo ssso SGs pss
third. Time. i.sa. Tule. Pete Foy.. Purity Iify
Attractive, Roommate also ran.