The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 13

mm. nr' I'M" 1 1 I'. il rC' o. Argument. I Bumps Up Jafk- r.

In at pi mia. 4 lVP.i lHiilt Italian who an lb ii hand, save city, a atlff mis. last nluht decision. in the first session ex-. Neither any treat ex- the heneflt luna.

wna attraction to rc ere litany battler took l.cninK dHsh of a bad scare In In- dipped him i him irroarirv. kin ini cnuuht Sparks i i I an-l w1' 1 1' KS wobble-' h--r was always i i mix and his th. Cincinnati boy uairunt a return fl fiKht within a j.ttt.r mc unui. a i 1 Ttnckv I Honey Doy 4 'j thi I Rave Sparks i fcad In me I would like to iior another contest In this not ni fust last night ii u.iat tie was best punches to score rlofked. However u.

l'1'1 cicnnei than his oppon- B)id 1'alni'T me verSo ui tunes. Kiorkniit Is Scored. iijappointmTt was expressed jf HHtlcr. nun i.ii.coo, I fill his incaKcmeni against P' I-IJ Il.n. I lll.i i.

IU rviu niiimu -frtrtin the second round. knocked down at least a hefi.re Referee Bau- l.Ii I V. llntvar Joe Anderson steps In -t the house is In an uproar. i titHt no exception. The cf Butler threw cold on the match, but Joe was for five tributes when he took to mix thlnes with How-H foujht in grand form and ttttry blow count.

The opening; mi oniy few seconds old ihtcsiis'lit Howard a smash on Stid thut almost knocked him pins Th kid fought back and rd I big hind fur his game ef-Sat Anderson never let up nor any mercy, and battered iround the ring until he fell and. Con.ilrlerlng the fact that jok the bout on rhort notice mri ihould piven credit for well as he did. as he fought distil he been me exhausted. bout on the card was worth In th- opening, event of six Ferraris of Ft. 3U snd Kddie bickman of La- ct cut up a r-al match tht boys are husky youngsters tcut'X 1 1 1 1 -k the limit.

The rot declared a draw which to both men as they took i a the flghtlnB and thrilling exhibition of taking i on thu jaw without going I'ickman's first appear-in i Cincinnati rint; and he 1.1 the rarmiirks of a comer. w.il in his initial efforts cjit real" of the right stuff 'i'i Ferraris 5'i-fiO as the latter set ill the touL-h ones, in his wiJd carries a knockout in either lot Visa Despite Arrldent. 1t Jiirmy cave away a fit won the decision 'ii- u-. i- in his match with P. lr, wn's right eye was i' tic M'cund round on.

i-'id-nt'y bumped him with i t'd ai.d Jimmy was part- ted chirm the remainder Hit -'iisrigoment. He Could Ht h- could fight, and tktne a telling blowa jaw l.jt the latter stood Mir.d for more. The times so exciting that st. uo aeata "theerei th- iitue L-ladlators as lids ri from cunches of 'leirritorn '-xt this rltv will "'P'l'e lilcht at the same (if this 's '''l mmy Hyan. of 10 rounds in the l-sthia bout there other contests booked by Bob I'richo Athletic GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'IM hi tsunata. It. Kiports of Hi- United States Arll 21 was of Commerce '1Mb week. Last week. 1.631 1,525.000 74.0OO 108.000 195.000 15.000 r.S.00 217.000 06,000 US.

200 215,000 l.sss.eoo 60.000 46.000 I 000 101.000 6.000 17.000 19.100 10,600 I'lour quiet; soft 16. 254i 60., near- ''I stialght 16 25(j) fi 7, spring first I'i 'ibti i. short pat -ll lug and city mills 60' I 25. Hay IM. No.

2 121, No. 3 ''met light mixed 2 I19iSi2ii. me, Hum 2 tutj 1. heavy 2 Ii7i vo. Bran l.oi-il, nacks per ton in sacks per iteaily; No.

2 red 4 garlb ky 11 21 It 0 ir lots, export, .1 90441 VI 4c. No. I al. No. 2 yellow 9n4'fl 4e.

Oats No. 3 white ''ly; solid packed oiing 4j46c. the xtra firsts wholesale first Jobbing '4x. Eggs steady; Mrpts 27c. Western Southern firsts t'-iallers In csrons -o 24j32c "rk whole milk flats tn good 22 4 It 23 4c.

I 284421'C. ignorns iaif spring chickens, medium 62(r256e. slaegy young roosters no zo chlekens. WfMern, in boxen milk fed 319 IJc, corn fed smaller slied 12 (r coarse and "tunny. large site 34ft 2c, small llrl2c.

tn barrel! toff coarse nil etaggr near by old roosters, dry-plcked, Western, large 23c, Potatoes quiet; white In 100-lb sacks near-hy per bnskel jJlSr; Florida, per barrel. No. 1 No. SOCIO. New York, April S3.

Hour: market oulet; spring patent I5i 7 25. spring clears 6vt, soft, winter straights II 10 tl 2S. hard winter stralghtsH 404 71. Corn meal: market steady; tine white and ellow Kranulated (1 lot 1 20. Buckwheat; market Inactive: American 13 05 2 10.

Canadian II tlnl nominal. Wheat: spot ateady; No. 2 red whiter f. track New York domestic II 61 nominal. No.

1 dark Northern springe. 1. f. track tNew York export 11 Si, No. 2 hard winter do II 40', No.

1 Manitoba do, II 40 and No. 2 mixed durum 11 3SV. Corn: apot lirm; No. 2 yellow and No. 2 white c.

I. f. New York all rail II and No. 3 mixed do MV4c. aa: apot quiet: no.

I white hue, Hay: market quiet: No. I 2Ti 21. No. 3 IWtp $25. No.

3 I22W13. shipping lift 20. Hopa: market ateady; stale 122 177 20c, 1821 IHillc. I'aclftc Coast 1922 1411 17c. 1921 Pork: market quiet; mesa 127 60 family 31.

Lard: market eaay; Middle Weet 111 Htfll 76. Tallow quiet; special looae lc, extra IKc Wee: market quiet; fancy head 70 8c. rricut. Diarttca to thi snqcisii. Chicago.

April IJ. Fresh meats: loins tr. butta 13c. trimmings 4Jc, ahoulders USic, tenderlolni 60c. spare ribs Ic.

pcrixi. mapxTca to thi inqi ixr.x. Winnipeg. April 23. Wheat: May II 22V bid.

July 1 U. Uata: May 62c, July 61 Sc. Hye: May July ITc, Klax: May 13 76 S4 July 13 66. rtcixt. mspiTca to tbs iMjciaxs.

Puluth. April S3. Klai closed: May 13 23 bid, July 3 03V bid. on track 13 40 i. to arrive nqt quoted.

r-Kcui. ninriTra to thi inqi larx. Chlcaao. April 23. Interior srain re- hlpmenta: Klour, 11,000 bush: wheat, 67,000 bush; corn, 341,009 bush; oats, 356,000 bush.

rhlcamo, April 23. Potatoes dull: re ceipts 190 cars: total United States ship cwt, poorer 11 16 cwt; Minnesota, sacked Red River Onion 11 15 cwt, Minnesota sacked whites 1 10'ill 16 cwt; Idaho sacked Michigan sacked round whites 11 cwt, do bulk 11 20 cwt. 15 it 10 2:. II 011 Vic. May 71c, July SlWc.

data: No. 1 white No. 3 whits 46HC May 44Hc. July 43tic MINING STOCKS. Boston Stocks, FSCIAL SiaTATTB TO TBH lyQtMSrt.

Boston, April 23, Range of prices: BTOCKB. High Low. Close. Ahmeek "ti 73 75 Arls. Com'l.

12', 12V l- Arcadian 24t Cal. Arix. 51 57 i Cal. Hecl.u 365 ,350 350 Copper ltange 31 Hi 31 39 Kaat Butta 8'4; 8 Franklin 14 Hancock 3 3 3 Hardy Coal 29 in 29 Island Crick 108 108 108 Vi Lake Copper 3si 3fc 34 Mass. Cons 3 13 3 Mohawk 64 4 65 4 New Cornellla 20 lll 1 4 North Hutte OS 4 4 Old Dominion 27 4 27 27 Pond Creek 15 15 15 Qulncv 42 41 42 St.

Mirya 464 45 45 Torrlngton 60 49 4 40 4 Toulumno' 41 I 40 40 V. 8. Smelting pref. 44V 444 41 1 Utah 'Jons I 24I 2 2 I Ventura ii I 26 26'i Salt Lake. trtCliL DCSriTCB TO TBI SNQl ISkS.

Closing quotations by I). Sprits Sons, Alta Consolidated Alta Tunnel and Big Hill Columbus Rcxall Colorado Consolidated Cardiff I'aly Mining Iiragon Consolidated Emma Silver Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Howell Iron Blossom lrjn King Kevstone Mining Mich, rmh Montana New (Julncy Nalldrlver North Standard Plutus Prince Con Park City Park I tah South Standard Silver King Coal Silver King Cons. Sioux Mlms Silver Shield Tlntlc standard West Toledo Colorado Springs. srictsr, nisrsTca to Tar gxqt isia. Colorado SprlngB, April 23.

PTOCK8. Cresson I 'ante Dr. Jackpot Elkton F.I Paso Fanny Rawlings Golden Cycle Granite Jerry Johnson Mary McKlnney Portland f. G. Mines Vindicator.

Big Jim Booth Reorganised Cash Boy Consolidated Virginia 1'lvble Annex Divide City Divide. Extension Florence Divide fiolrtfleld Florence Goldfleld Consolidated (Joldfleld Development Gold Key Grusa Mining Jumbo Extension Lasy Boy Monarch Pittsburg Myra Rescue Eula rinoetta Sliver Pick Tonopah Belmont Tonopah Divide Tonopan nivioeim Tonopah Extension Tonopah McNamara Tonopah North Star Umatilla I'nlted Western West End White. Caps 6 34 4 14 43 434 4 4 4 32 35 100 1124 6 2 2 4 4 4 304 32 12 14 60 55 34 35 64 1 44 44 31 36 24 2 36 31 04 4 326 350 356 37 15 164 237 4 240 1124 12" 24 14 3 2824 216 60 62 Bldl Ask. 3124 321 1 3 2 24 1 2 15 34 6 107 112 44 34 14 4 32 36 16 1" 4 6 San Francisco. sraciiL nisriTca to thi esqi San Francisco, April quo-1st Ion.

on the Mining Stock hang. follow: STOCKS. Bid. Ask. 3 4 10 13 14 6 10 "ii" 45 7 6 7 i 10 I 3 4 10 1 2 6 I 1024 HO 75 1 2 286 210 3 6 6 6 1 2 1 I 105 110 1 10 We Belle la The Community CkestI PARIS SHOPS CLOSED.

Lockout I Declared In Retaliation For Midinettes' Strike. Parla. April 1. Paris dressmaking; hops closed their doors the employers having-, declared a lockout in retaliation for the strike of Mldl- nettea that has crippled the industry for two weeka. Mldlnettea gathered outside the to welcome those com rade who heretofore had refused to Join the strike, and all went sinRins through the streets to an afternoon ball where two orchestras and a Jaix band helped them to forget theh- troubles.

The strikers previously had rejected a compromlaa offered through the iii. "killed, dry Minlll.ry 0t Labor. iu bamla 238320; TIIE ENQUH.EK, CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, AP1UL 24, 1923 CHESS MASTERS TO MEET. Frank MarthaU W1U Contest With Edward Lasker in This City. One of tho matches for the chca championnhip of the United States at p.

In the ballroom of the Slnton Hotel. 7he contest will be between Frank J. Marshall, of New York, who has held the title for 14 years, and Kdward lasker, of Chicago, the challenger. Through the generosity of a number of lovers of chess In this iltv, It has been possible to arrange this match. The championship is to be decided hy a series of 18 games, 11 of which have thus far been played, resulting In four won by Marshall, three by leaker, and four games drawn.

The twelfth game is now in progress In Detroit and the thirteenth will be played in this city. No acimisKlon will be charged. All who are Interested will be afforded the opportunity to witne.s this match oy addressing Habbl James G. Heller. Wise Center, Reading road and Whlt-tlcr street.

WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF. April. S3. Thousand, of rrert of timber have been destroyed by forest fires eweeplns; through Prince tlenrge and Montgomery t'ountlen. In Maryland.

Alpena, Mich. Watent of the Thunder Bav ltlver to-day Inundated Thuniler River Valley. Water ran through the 000 bush; oatu bu.h. Seaboard In 30 Inches dee, I described the worst 111 The was as North ern Michigan In years. lloeUm t'onelpurcy to defraud (dock-! holders of the Boston and Montana for- pnrntlon Is charged to Wllllnm it.

Allen, HS nd other officials, in indictments re whites mostly 1 25 c-t, few fancy 11 3.i turned to-day. 1m Angeleie Armour. I.ee, Phillips whs releuMeri Ih.iIhw while ill I lev enlin- I russets 12 2 25 cwt. Montana ueri their i.lans fnr from I sucked russets mostly II 76'1 65 tn9 Honduras of to bo Chlrsgo. April 23.

Cash Wheat: Vo. 2 ti int. IC It nil. IG, I cu i tvi naiu ii 154135 I his wife. Mrs.

Clara Phillips, "hammer1 murderer." a minute description of whom was received in a letter from the island i authorities. Corn: Kp. 1 mixed 0j80Stc, No. 2 yel-, New York rart of a second hnge loan low SO iff S2c. Oats: No.

2 white 4 to AumrlH. totaling l35.on0,0no this time. 46 He, No. 3 while 449triTic. ltye: No.

I la to be ftnn.ted In the 1'nltuil KIkIi's, the 2 S6Vi tissue. Barley 68(JT2c. Timothy I New York World will khv to-lnnrrow. It seed $5 50. Clover seed 113 SOW I mould be the first luan tn a World War 117 60.

Ribs 19 l'ork nominal. Lard 111 02. I enemy In which this country would take part. i New Tork, -April 23. Evaporated apples: market dull; prime state O'-itilOc, Prunes: market steady: Cnllforntas 7 Mi i Koine (Tty A.ecluted Prel.

Premier; Mutisolllil has ncceined the resignation ofj the cabinet ministers belonging to the 16c. Oregnns (4iloir. Apricots: market Popular party. eaay: choice lie. extra choice lie.

tancy Sw ti 30c. Pea'hes: market slow-; -choirs Winchester. K. A Jury early tn-mnr- son. llT)12c, extra choice l-'ul-c, rancy row will be given the case or n.

Mnr-14i 51 1 5c. Raisins: market oulet; lose KAn. Carlisle, former Inveutlgator for Muscatels 7Hral2c, choice to fancy seeded a New York rapid transit company, and IViOllc, seedless Its A lie, whether he aided and abetted the alleged attempted escape from tho Clark 8t. Louis, April 23, Cash wheat: No. 2 county Jail Isst fall at Hcobeo Hnnlmiinn.

red 11 39frl 42. No. 3 ted 11 3 fi 1 acquitted lust lierember op a i-harge In May II 141 14 July II 22il 22tk. I connection with the murder of Leon Ren-Corn: No. 2 white 83'y No.

3 white 'aker, Blue (Jrass "turkey king." OHIO CHARTERS. iractit. pisi'ATi to Tnr. BNgt isrs. Columbus.

Ohio, April 23. New charters follow: The Iiiuilel A Boss Company, Cincinnati; capital W. A. L'anlel 8. J.

Boss, Charles J. Hunt, Norwood J. Utter and Richard C. Hwlng, The Caittnn-Akron Trackless Coach Company, Clinton; 'apltnl 11. A.

1 Slalcy, Andrew Nickaf. hi rge Nox ueko-! lonky, Alexander L. tilavin and Eva bchus-i ter. Idle and Albert H. Strong.

The Kuclld Food Products Company, way. The Tiny Toter Manufacturing Com-psny, 1'ayton; capital 1500; M. J. Burke, M. E.

Coy, Walter K. I'app, A. F. Oreer I Cleveland; capital A. E.

Kor.e. H. C. Johnson, H. R.

King, M. M. Cobb and' F. M. Brandt.

The Harris Company. Columbus; capital I20.H00; N. K. Harris, A. W.

Magnuson, K. W. Harris, C. A. Ebcrly and E.

M. Gory. 1 The Slehenhar Hardware Company, Cleveland; capital 1500; A. R. Graeff.

A. datl 1. riniiiay. si. rrencn.

1. a. onoos ami C. Townes, The Turgot Companv, Cleveland; capital 110.1100; 11. R.

SUP. M. Houghton. W. I R.

Klefer. R. 11. Fraser and A. (jallu- HUNTINGTON RESULTS.

raruL dmpatcb to ti txqoiasi. Huntington. W. April 13. Results to-day follow: KlIi.XT RACE Tlalmlnc, for maiden two-ycar-olda; purae l00; four furlongs: Horse.

Wt. Jo'ry. St. PI. fin.

Ink. Ill ft a AO ill! It 10 "in uiuvca in ll is cuy. eaneaa. iii i-aik-e. jit i Hsrnimi JO Virginia B.

107 (Kronk) 3 40 Time 60 2-6. Littla Crioole. Zunelle and Hop also ran. SEfOND RACE (Maiming; for three-year-olds and upward; purse 1500; six furlongs: (Jlenn. 107'(tjincet) 4 10 13 40 $3 60 Aaxumptlon.

113 (Hell) 110 0 20 Whlp'rwlll, 112 (Barliaml 13 "0 Time 1 14 3-6. Klaxey Mae, Kentucky Bniiks, Orallego. Ting-a-llng, Oaklawn Uclle and r'lrst Consul also run. THIRD RACE claiming; for three-year-olds aud upward; purse 1600; one mile: llena, (Fronk) 14 20 12 30 2 0 Hoover. 115 (FhvIc) 2 4 2 HO Becxwlng, 100 (Bog'wskl) 3 00 Time 1 :41.

Kly Paper. MOoresque, Adventure and Alcsa also ran. KOritTII RACE Claiming; for three-yenr-orls and upward; purse 1600; six fui lungs: High Gear, lll'i (Bell) 13 60 13 00 12 10 I'eep Hlnker, lot (H'ton) 1 40 4 00 Far East, 111 (Martin) 4 10 3-6. Miss Prosperity. The and Exhorter also ran.

KIFTlt RACE Claiming; for' three-year-olds and upward; purse IjOO; one mile and a sixteenth: Phelan. 112 (Organ) kll 40 IS 00 12 CO Hallvhlll. 1117 lltnehnil .1 lid 3 10 Klngllng II. 107 (loylel 2 10 I Time 1:4. Llltle Ed.

Needy. Capital! City, Harry M. tflevena and La tiaiafrs aUo run. StXTH tl ACE Claiming; for three-year-olds and Ufiward: purse 1500; one mile: F. Klancs, 116 20 112 00 II 10 Kllb.

(ill, bet 115 (Hi-lb. 0 00 6 40 Mildred Ruth. 100 (L'cetl 7 30 Time 1:40 2-6. Rapid Stride, Kau (Jallle and lioreb alsu ran. SELECTIONS.

Havre de Grace. Modest. No Lady. Neptune. Marsnuln, timart entry.

Reddest. PKNNHN. Lady Boss, Heth's Lemon. Blares, Pillory, lllldur. Iiunlln, J.udy Myra, Hag of Truce.

Ibike John, Wrangler, Royal Luck. Blazonry, Clean Gone, Huper. CHICAGO FORM HANlllCAP. Neptune, Hunny Light. No Lady.

Mai souin. Tell Me, Mnhli an. Mabel Pennon. l.ady Boss. Blnzes.

Suilference. Pillory. Lady Myra. I'lag of Truce. Mny Roberts, WranKler, Hlar Realm.

Tom Cuswtdy, Tingling, Cleau Gone. Columbus, Ohio. y.ht Terrell, Troubler, Navisco. Kinenmn, Hunlelgh. Huslana.

AliUAII GO UN, I lancer. Glpny Blair, I.ura. Jake Bchas. Kitty Chealham; Murray. Magician, Uoysl Idck.

old chap. Viva Culm. The Foreigner, lain Hill, Joyce lloliman, rat llanip- CIIIi'AOO FORM HANlllCAP. Troubler, Zack Tellem, Navisco. nunlclgli, Be Trueiuan, Buslana, Kllng, Machtavelll, Hprlngvale.

Nceiiah, Luru, Primitive. ROYAL I'll K. Loveliness, Magician. Mallnwmnl. old Chap, The Foreigner.

Pat Hainsoli, Huron II, Rosle li. Huntington. I The Roy c. Htart 1'rug company, la-i Araimline, ihallinger. Marv Rock, ledo; capital 130 000; Itoy C.

mart. Fairy i LAST CIIANCK 11. Louis id, litenhelm. B. Start, John B.

Sawtelle, lva A. baw- Lions. Adventuress. Pon Bother Sis. Old Blue.

Bantam. Carrure. Fleer. Yorlck. Broom Peddler, challenger.

LOUS LICHUNHKtM. Last Chance, Lions. llerron, Matlneo Idol, High liner. Klngllng. Ballybell.

British Liner. Fayelle. Fllbberty (ilbliet. Sea Mine. CHICAGO FORM HANlllCAP.

Adventuress, I'on't Bother Me, Sweet Cookie. 1'ietiy Bftl'V, W'recklcsfi, Bantam. llerron. Matinee Idol. Hallyuell.

Bui kboard, Klngllng 11. Fllbberty Gibbet, Oakl'n llcilc COTTON MARKETS. Sea Mime. irtruf. nisrxTcii To tiir snui'ibeb.

New York. April Following an Ir reguiariy nigner opening, a wae of llrjui ana t-uytnii Harrison. 1 Clearances- for the season to date toil Ihe 1 lovelanrj Nul Inveland; 4.224.118 bales, compared with 4. 666. 16.1 tap Hlt-'3'VU M.

rmer. for the correspomllng period last R. heeler. O. Horn and H.

I'enby. year The Colonial Tire Sales Company, Can- 1 hales to the Continent and 1.611 bales to Ion; capital 15.000: Karl A. Feist. Thomas Japan and China. Clearances fur the sea- 11.

i-caiiy, tiiascr, 1 nariea a. vtein- eon to late tola 4.224.1m trsub and Faln-r Iirukenbrod. The Standard Loose Leaf Company, Canton; capital ll.OoO; K. E. Kropl.

Charles A. Booth. H. Bowers, M. Fuerst and C.

A. Wendell. The Company. Lake- wooii; rapltal ila.ooo; Edward W. The I'ld tolony Realty omnanv r-Uua.

land; capital Earl A. Williamson naipn nroenie, waiter The chrlstman A A K. Wlebenson It Vital CIitbp Mlddletown; capital C. J. i hrlst-' man.

A. Vital. George A. chrlaiman Muriel Vital and Isabel Chrlstman. The Marvel Typewriter Helen Cleveland; capital, 110.000; Carl W.

Klanl niuiiei, oyron num. i narms k. Cou-i January sins. Leun T. Hernlil nttri U'aunA and Chalmers M.

Hamlll. C. MliHMer The i lub-Aluailnuin nmrsnv. Cleve. Isnd; capital, 110.000; tvilllain A.

Burnett, James O'Hara. Albert W. Clutter. Nancy M. Bumette and Haiel I.

Clutter. The Penartment Store Company. Nlles: rapttsl. 110.000; Joseph B. (iateman, Mur ray lianuan, s.

J. larmy and A. M. Plerson. The Excavation company.

Columbus: capital. 125.000; K. A. Lawrence, Samuei P. Malrd, J.

T. More, Lillian C. Lawrence and Madeline Raird. The Maple (jrove Compsny. Columbus: capital.

126.000: Kdward K. Rlly. 8. ongley. H.

w. Krumm, Walter Mulhy and Charles K. Belcher. The Mltren MetsI Products Springfield: capital. HO.ooO: It.

C. Schuster. It. O. Keynolds.

r. F. Mitchell, o. S. Mitchell and C.

C. Mitchell. The Empire Mining ompany. Shawnee; capital, 112.000: George Morgan, W. C.

Kdwards, John e. iseaison, t. a. Hopains and William It. James.

The Stanwood I ompany, Cleveland; rapltal, W. S. Cohen. William J. Nealon, ll.

Hpivack, s. Slegler and D. Splrack. The Springfield Farm products com psny, Springfield; capital, Chester H. Hayes, P.

H. Hhouvlln, Carl Cites, Lewis c. Wolcott and Ielmar C. Hutchlns. The Star Moving rioiure ompany, (tea man; capital, moo; u.

a. layior, a. Fields. John Crton, W. 8.

Carroll and W. W. Part. Johnson. Krnest W.

Pavey, H. Pavey and Thomas J. Ksstlng. The Heriwberto tlectricai. i ompany, in- clnnati; capital, 110.000; Thomas Her-schede, Louis E.

Gardner, Burton E. Itob- Inson and niuiam j. i. The Cleveiana lennis unu hboiubi iuu Company. Shaker iisignta uyanoga Coun(y); capital, tauw: voeu, ieou- i 1 1 I- VI' ntA ara r.

iveun, Harold T. Clark. The La Bay Pry Goods Company. Cin cinnati; capital. I25.O0D; Lawrence j.

Aastlng, Kaymond H. Hubert. Bernadette A. Rubert. fcawara nuueu LThe'New 8tyle Last Company.

Cincin nati; capital, li. ooo James name, juim Dornette and Clifford McPermotU CITY IN BRIEF. Fire In Optical Shop. Fire hellsved to have been started hy waste paper blowing against a lighted gas Jet caused damage estimated at T00 lu the Emerle Optical Company's workshop. 416 Rac.

street, yesterday. Lenses and other stock were damaged and optical records burned. Mors than a score of families In the Ht. Leger Apartments, Wood burn and Gilbert avenues prepared to flee to the street when a Are was discovered In the flat of Kenton Triplet, yesterday afternoon. Firemen unnhil Leonard Westcott found an overheated electric Iron had set lire to an Ironing board.

The flames spread to furniture and carpet In the room. Members of the Triplet family were not home. The damage was estimated at 175. Relative Are. Soaght.

Coroner n. C. Hsndley la seeking relatives or friends of a man known as Jack Crowley, approximately 46 yeara old, who died at General Hospital yesterday. Crowley was at Clark and John streets last aufrerinr from alcoholism. He that the necessitous liquidation was over and the trading element paid more attention to reports that the crop Is not getting as good a start as It had last year.

1'uless the May premium Increases over July. It Is probable that there will be comparatively few tenders on the first notice days. Westher reports were rather unfavorable, unsettled and cloudy weather prevailing In Texas, and reports from that state that the crop Is from four to five 1 weeks behind brought In new nuying. inlying from shorts increased toward the close canity absorbing profit-taking; sales and resulting in a firm close. srxcitL msrATca to thf e.vji iscs.

New York. April 23 Range or cotton Wlebensou. Charles Seelbach ami loimlutlnn. In centm: Month. Trnstle.

The inalket closed firm. The Comnanv. Akron- 1 capital, 1900: Russell Farley. R. H.

M. 1 nupirrs Tn TDK EMinntl. imij. nuin i riisaiana, uiaay i Close. IPrsr ItTst New Tork, April 23.

Spot cotton here was steady, with middling 70 points higher at 28c. There were no sales. Liverpool. Itpfll 23. ('at ton: spot demand.

Improved business, prices barely "steady; good middling I5.f4d. fully mid dling IS.r.Pd, mmnitng Sb.ivn. low mmruing 15.04'!, fcood ordinary H.ild, ordinary 142(d. Miles 8.0'J0 bales. Including 4,000 bales American, Receipts ll.i'i'O bales.

Including bsles Amen, an. Futures closed steady; April 1 4.60d, Msy 14.60d, July 14 33d October 1 3.24d, Juuuary 1 2.76d, March 12.80d. New Orleans, April 23. Cotton futures rlosi-d very steady at net advances of 45 to 51 points: May 27c, juiy iinc, October 23.2c, Pecember 23.60c, January 23. Sue, spot quiet, 25c higher, middling 27.60c DRY GOODS MARKETS.

sricui. DisriTca to the sncivibes. Now York, April iJ. Gray goods steady and unchanged. Approximate prices per yard quoted by New York City brokers for spot deliveries folljw: PRINT CLOTHS.

32t4 U60, 3.55 yds. to 10'A l3. 4.76 yds. to pound 12 27-la 6460. 7.10 yds.

to pound 01 IHI2, 4.76 yds. to pound 12t SATEENS. 4xI0l, 4.20 yds. to pound ll4 SHEETINGS. 46x81.

4 yds. to pound. 1H FINISHED GOODS. Approximate wholesale prices of finished roods. Tickings, l-oi press Denims, 2-10 Standard blaple ginghams.

1123. .51 ,25 i ,11 .30 1.24 hiVik .1714 1922. .26 .200. 23 '4 .17 .17 rgciiL ptsriTca to the ggiinia. Baltimore.

April 13. t'nlon Stock Yards, cattle: receipts for the week ended at noon to-day were 2.011 head, against 1.9HI head last week; receipts II carloads for market for week. Choice steers barely steady; others strong to "6c lower; market very dull. Myers Houseman sold to (Ire'enwald 'Packing Corporation for K. Fenwlck.

Olyndon, a l.iad of choice steers at 1106 per 100 lbs. Hteers: choice It I 6. good butcher II 35 ft 6 16, medium 17 15, tt 7 76, common II ft 4 75. heifers choice 17 60. fair to good 10 7607 16, common to medium 6d(i50, bulls choice 16 26(0 0 76, fair to good 5 60fr6, common to medium 14 6011 6 25; 'cows, choice 5 75(ri 6 26.

fair to good lltfl 60, common to medium 12 6 4 60. Maryland and Pennsylvania coas generally 11 lower than iiibove quotations. i ribeep ana lAmns Keceiprs tor me week ended at noon to-day were 2.97 head, against 4,722 head last week; light supply: market steady; sheep 150ff7 50. lambs 116 16 60. Hogs Receipts for ths week ended at noon t-day wer 16,425 head, against 10- 219 bead last week; good supply; market lowsrj lights 20.

neavysis. medium II 20, 18 26, light pigs 17 7 60. lougns I i If 7 26. Calves Receipts for the week ended at noon to-day were 1.190 head, against 14! tinenlfal without helna able hmit last week to tell attendants anything about himself, higher; calves 14 (ill rair supply; maraci R'ACING FORM HAVRE Dt RRATP seventh day of the spring mtetino or the niliv. wu unnut HAKKOKK AURIC1XTUK4I.

ANU BRKKLiKReV ASSOCIATION AT HAVKE IjE GKAlE, APRIL 13, 113. Weather clewr. Track fast, i 41 666 KIf'ST RACE Four furlongs: for two-year-olds; claiming: pai 7" net value to winner 00. second 120. third lluO.

Fractional Tlmi Tims went to post at 2:31 p. nu off at 1:32. Ind. cUarters Wta. PP.

4U4S A. J. Buji, 113. I 41K62 tJackson. 3 41661 Humble.

107 6 4l6i2I.ady Audrey, 102 7 41645 Krlday 13th, 107.. 41652 Veuus, 105 1 Karah Ginger, 113 4 41632 (fold Pendant, 101 41646 fMoon Dr am, 101 I Ind. Starters Wis. PP. 416H7 Ina Kay, 103.

2 3K3S9 Wrecker, 1(13. 12 41619 Protocol, 103.... 7 41821 Must Seed, 100 9 4 1 H07 Copyrlfhl, 108 11 416(17 rlobbed Hair, 101 1 41163 (iaudy. Ill 4 41562 Fluff, 107 8 41H34 Manna, 100 15 1607 Purl. 110 3 41620 l'lalia.

100 II 3ti9id7 Sir AilHlim. 1 nj4 0 41444 8un Turret, 13 Tactless' 11., 99. 5 41654 lilndl. 103 10 Ind. Ktnrti rf--W'ts.

PP. St. 41646 Brnokholl. 105. 4 2 41619 Ii'm of Al'h, 103 6 4 41571 By li'ys, 107 6 5 Mar Belle, 100 3 6 41296 Prlmo, 107 2 3 41610 H's lCenible, 115 1 1 Ind.

Stfirters Wts. PP. St. 41SS7 Joaqulna. 101.

12 10 41624 J'y I'undee, 113 1 4 41634 Jacques. 111... 11 41024 Antilles. 105... 7 5 4H36 The I.amh, ill 4 41161 Runnyol, 108.

14 41050 iur llctsy, 100 I 41607 Venal Joy, 111. 3 41634 Staunch, 100. 5 416J4 Pard'r. 105 13 41163 Picnic. Ill 41613 lions, 110 2 41637 Moody, 111 6 1 1 15 BU 8.

4 21 11 1 3 3 1 6t 6- 7 I 2 6 6' 7, I I St. 4 4 S. V. .1 2t 2' 1" 2 3 4' 3 2' 6 4' 4'- 4' 3" 1 I '1 1 'i 1) 4h 01' 6h 6' 6' (1 6'' 7' 6' 7 10' 8 7 8 7' fit 7J 13 11' 1'ii 111' 't 10 12 11' 11' 10' 4 8' 9' 9) 11 14 9, 124 12' 12' 11 Ut 14' H1 13' 11 13- 13' 131 141 12 15 15 Li 1G Field. The 12 muluulH tmld 41670 4 4 4 I'i I1 I'i 1 1' 3' 6' 6 4' 2) 41 41 3' 3' 3' li ti 64) 4 6' 4' 6 6 2 2' 2" 6 COLUMBUS RESULTS.

teen uin. 2" 5' 6 7 3" 3h 6' i 61 64 14 134 13' 11" 7' I 65 7 I' 12 11' 6 6 104 11'' 12' 10' 10' 11 12" 12' J3' 13' ll1 sraruL rusruTcH to the gsgt ikes. Columbus. Ohio. April to-day follow t-niDT KACE-Claimlng: for three-year-and upwanl; purse 1500; five and I) also ran.

mrr. cielmlng: for four-year Mallowmot, 114 VMds) KilrV "Arrow" "Point Fitly cWnor. Klb, Klmont and Job Thayer also ran. rnrnTH RACK Claiming: for old. and "Pward; purs.

1600; snd W. P. Buroh A. Grants Owtwrs. il.

K. c'hapinan. H. Cooper. H.

Boss O. V. Foreman. P. J.

Lavln J. Kelly 1 'amphell II. T. Bartle II. Kersln 1 Buxlon M.

J. Reld J. Cremen 11. A. Colvlll c.

H. Campbell. M. Urant Parke Acardy 1.300; 4): 33 l-l. Y.

Own-ra Jockeys, tKr.Odda i E. K. Brvson.K.l'arr1ugton Ji W'. J. Halmon Butwell 3' J.

Coadell 4' Keystone tltabla 6' a. Louis 01 J. A. Buchanan 7' Audley Fsrm 1 fJ. Peterson R.

T. Wilson Lang Mcln Lunnfurd Bell 7 SS (6 ISO 36 10 11 16 11 60 114 30 7 36 Salmon A Wilson entry. The 12 mutuals paid: A. J. Buja.

slight 121 30. place 11140. show Jnckaon, place 17 60, show 13 40; Humble, ihow 12 10. Htart good. Won ally.

placs driving. Winner, b. 1. by VuUaln Personal. i.

nryson, viune hcii anu snoweu early sjievu, oui txun. oiiaicii. 4.1667 SECOND RACE Six furlongs; for three-year-old maidens; allowances; Ind. Htarters W'ts. PP.

St. '4 Vacuum, 110.... 4 2ttk 2J 31484 Bun guest. 111.. 6 2 I'i 1" 31160 Tell Minutes, 110 CJ 6 7' 34 411.31 Rush Yeta, llli.

Iff- 10 l.j tmii nnme Gold, lis. 1' 3S4 Blue Toney, H-. 13 37433 Karsaparllla. Ill 14 40HI Hpanlna, 111 4 41641 Mantle)', 110 I 416m Iior thy Pop, 111 1 40011 Primus. 116 13 41U33 Warburton, 116..

11 Bena. 117 7 39171 ll Kuth 111. 1 11 14 12 1 10' 10- 131 13 8. It 51 5" 64 6) i4 a 11 10' 3" 9) 11' 10t 12' 12' 12' 11' 14 14 14 12) 4't 44 8) 13' 13; 13' S. Minier.

-vt. ariwn 3i Glen Riddle Farm Davles 4' 8. Ross Abel 6' E. F. Whitney 14 L.

Whlllng Wallace T. H. t'ngfleld Ganlnsr Yxqulerdo Pertna Audlev Farm Pool E. Denham Weill I A. Price Jenkins Wi Newman Marlnelll 1 15 3 60 6 70 36 65 47 10 12 16 22 16 36 16 71 35 11 15 11 .16 77 75 It 16 Fleld.

The 12 mutuals paid Vacuum, straight 110 60, placu 14 60, show 14; Bun Quest, place 3 30, show 2 Ten Minutes, show 3 60. Hlart good. Won easily, placs aau.e. Winner, ch. 3, by Pick Flnnell Broom Straw.

Trainer. W. (Jarth. Vacuum toned the pace to the stretch turn, where he shook off opposition and pace to the stretch turn, where he shook on opposmon nu nrew away into a long le Ten Minutes broke slowlv ly lead. 8un Quest tired after showing a lot of early speed.

and was driving hard at the end to outlast llosa iei. Scratched: 41635 Ontario, 40648 chief Curry ii, 40648 chief Curry. AlfiRfl THIRD RACE Six furlongs; for tbri'e-year-olds anM upward; claiming: nurse 11.200: net value to winner I9U0. second 1200. third 1100.

Fractional Time 0:24, 0:18 2-5. 1:14 2-6. Went to post at 3:3 p. m. Off at 3:13.

Jockeys. Str.Odds. Meln 112 60 Abel I 35 66 36 Alee 1 45 McCoy 11 80 00 Allen 16 40 Lang 10 66 Acardy 00 Hell 00 21 30 O'l Finn 00 lna Kuv, etralght 127 20, placo 19 10, show II 70; Wre' kor, place 7 hO, show r. 30; protocol, show 131 80, btart good, on placo same. Hn.

11 l' 41669 winner, ch. 11. by Nasturtuin Bub FOIHTI1 RACK Six furlongs; for three-jearolds; Susquehanna Purse; allowances; purse 11.5'Ki: ni value to winner 11,000, second 300, third 1150, fourth 150. Fractional Time 0:24. 0:47 4-6.

1:13. Went to post at 4:04 p. nl. Off at Ind. Starters-W'ts.

PP. St. 41X011 (ioldcn Rule, 106. 9 2 41122 New Hamp'e, 100 7 6 41ii22 Comlxa. 103 8 1 40201 (ioiel Mghl, 106..

4 0 411,33 lieml John, 104. 1 3 41661 Body Uuar.l, 106. 2 4 41K0) ue Havtk, 112. 3 7 41621 Prl'e Regent. 116.

6 4160S Ki el Clayton. ID- 5 8 4 4 S. 41 ji, 4" 3" 1" 2 3" 2' 3' 7' 7 4' 2 6 1 (i't 6 1" 1" 4) 6i fit 7' 7' 8 19 9 9 Owners. J. S.

Cosilen J. K. L. Ross. E.

B. Mcljean 11. P. Whitney S. 1 1.

ltliidle Jockeys. Str.Odds. I.ang I 2 65 McAfee Bullnian Idle Hour Stock in Meln vi. Yzquterdo Fields V. M.

Jeffords. Taylor Kenton Stable W. Pool 4 40 The 2 niiiluals paid: Uolden Rule, straight 17 30. place 13 80. show 12 New Hampshire, place 15 2u.

ehow 13 10. Comlxa, show 13 00. Start good. on driving, plaic easily. Winner, b.

c. 3. by rack Goldlng Trainer. William liarth. liolileu Rule was mi llie outside of the leaders for the first pair and mado a wide turn etiti-rlng the home stietch; he outlasted New Hampshire at the end.

The latter bumped I'oinlxa at the top of the stretch, Comlxa tired badly In the last furlong. S. ral.hed: 41661 Better Times. 41622 Admirer, 411,47 Raffles. 41608 Resting Time.

41622 Thesally. FIFTH RACE one mile and a sixteenth; Newark Purse; for four-year-olds 1400. third 1200. fourth IH'O. Fractional Time 0.24 0:49, 1:15 2-6, 1:41 2-S, 1:47 4-6.

Went to the post at 4:36 p. in. Off at 4.40. liwners. Jockeys.

Str.Odds. Audley Farm Scohle 8 65 E. B. Mi Lean flavor c. J.

Broi ktnlller. W. H. Snyder Finn J. F.

Hynes Wallace F. I'e Latour Ronisnelll Owners. J. Hauer Huston W. 8.

Murray J. H. Stoiler A. Swenke T. (i.

Webber I B. Jones M. J. Cremen N. Freeman Iienhsm J.

S. I'ann 16 15 15 ii 15 12' J.J. Farrell. 3 14' 14' 14' 144 j' 11 10' 10' 11) 14 1 65 3 30 14 95 The 12 mutuals paid: Brookholt. straight 13 30, plsce 2 60, show 3 40; Dream of Allah place 17 40, show li By liime Ways, tbow 13.

Ki.ri iioihI. Won easily. Place dilvfng. Winner, ch. by Ballot Gracilis.

on appeared In the cotton market tliiniv.ihr morning. This selling had spent lis force Brookholt outran his field to the first turn and was rated In front all the way by noon and the market became dull. Buy-1 Bnd was ell In hand al the finish. Hroam of Allah saved ground entering the Ing fur trade Int'Tcxts. anil laii from stretch and uuigamcd Bvgone liayH.

H'-rntia KWihle quit In the last quarter, the Mouth, started short covering on an Scratched: 11(11 Trajan us. 41641 Sedgefleld, 4164S Superlative. extensive scale and final prices were firm, i showing Ralns of 41 to 7.1 points for theM1fi71 ItACE- one mile and seventy yards: for three-year-olds; claiming: day. Kiports to-day aggregated purs- 11.200; net value to wmuor 1000. second 1200.

third 1-ractlonal hales. Including 6 101 bales to the Con- 0:49 1:16 2-6, 1:42. 1:47. Went to post at 6:11 p. tn.

tlneut and 1.5IH hales to Japan and China, i ales, compared wlih 4.666,163 bales for the corresponding period last year. First quotations were 15 to 66 points shove tile previous close. Immediately there appeared a volume of liquidation largely from the West and Wall street. It wus estimated that one broker alone draw. Anthnnv rinohnn A i n.tn Ind.

Htarters is. cr. ni, 41647 Poor Kport. 109. 4 4 41667 Bnlphrlz'nla, 105 6 6 4l'i07 Bontlre.

108 3 3 41661 Paplllnli, 102 6 6 41622 Zeus Lassie, 104 7- 7 41647 Leigh ll, 105 6 1 41631 Water Girl, lo2. I 2 4 1" 1 ll H. F. Owners. I'll 1 J- 'I Sklnker 6'J 6' 3" 2" 2" A.

Hwe.ike 4" 4 4" 31 3" M. Orant 6 6' 6' ii' 4' F. I', apra 7 7 7 7 6" W. P. ltlce 3" 3" 6' 6' H.

Rosoacher 2' 2' 2'J 4' 7 J. H. lilotler Jockeys. Abel Marlnelll Brown Uhllllck Taylor Marts Claver Str.Odds. I 76 6 60 6 00 16 05 21 65 3 25 3 60 The 12 mutuals paid: Poor Sport.

Straight 60, place IS 60, show 12 10; Belphrl-lonla place 16 80. show 14 su; Bonfire, show 13 10. Start good. Won driving, place same. b.

3. by Delhi Play Fair. Trainer. W. A.

Burtschell. Poor Hport raced Water Allrl Into submission In the first five furlongs and drew sway entering the homo stret'h. hut was stopping at the end. UelphrUonla outgamed Gillespie, Richard E. Collins and M.

Copp! very evidently was of forced character, i Bonfire In the final drive. Water lllrl quit In the last quarter. me interim tonipany, i inerlln with this selling completed, It was felt I capital Ian M. Ross, I'unnld Mor rison, t. Wharton, Ruth S.

Morrison and C. R. Williams. he Northern Bond and Mortgage Com pany, Cleveland; capital 150,000: E. F.

Warner. Frank K. Baker. W. J.

Dcnman. W. O. Connors and H. R.

McOulre. The Eddlne Manufscturlnir omttn Cleveland ISO J. E. Plant, it. w.

Mills. H. J. Brown. William Mc-Liowell and It.

S. Frsbrung. The Industrial Laundry Company. Clove-land; capital I. 8.

Hurwlts. A. Barblsn, Joseph Greenfteld, W. c. Michael and William F.

Waldelsen. J1C75 SEVENTH RACE One mile and a sixteenth; for three-year-olds and up-410. ward: allowances; purse 11.200: net'valuo to winner lloo, second 1200. thtrd 100. Fractional Time-0 .24 1 -5.

0.49 2-5, 1:16 4-6, 1:42 3-5, 1:4. Went to post at 5:45 p. m. Off at 6:51. 'i 8.

F. 7' 5 I'll! 4' 2" 4 2J 2' "8' 6 3 11 1 1" 4' 4" (I Jockeys. Str.Odds. I 10 I.yke 'laver Bell W. Pool Allen Farland Parke W.

V. Casey Abel B. K. Chapman. I si; 11..

5 2" 7- K'U'16 W. (iarth Finn i ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS. HUNTINGTON. 15 I 66 4 10 7 05 70 8 70 I 7V I 70 14 75 23 85 14 It 70 3 15 Field. The 12 mutuals pain: joaquina.

siraigni ii oe. place 111 snow 60 (htoher .124.211 24 .66 jj.is i4.j-34.Mi ij.f" 7. i up stoutly rounding the far turn, but had to be hard ridden at Hecember. 2.1.76 24.16 23.43 24.10 123.50 1 23. 46, 2.1.

71; 23. 25 23.73-23. 7, 23. 25 end to outlast Johnny liundee. The latter came again.

Jacques closed a big gap. IVratehed: 41508 John Morrill. 41654 Sweet and Pretty 41624 Cork Elm, 41684 Helen Atkln, 41 161 The lloll Call. Firs rtsce Purse claiming; for three-year-olds; six furlongs: Horses. Weights.

Horses. Weights. Carter 112 'Crudenas 107 quarter furl.ngs: 60 Sweet rookie 10 Adventuress ...102 Atniete, iwii 4 40 3 60 1 en me.iu vim rnue 11 Midday. 115 Second Kace Purse 1500; claiming: for MIJo nV Clcqua, three-year-olds and upwsrrl; six furlongs: "lota also ran. 'Pretty 105 Manokln "15 lUdng btar and Jota also ran I carrure no Wre, kless 115 SECOND fAoO- ii I 110 'Uantam loo year-olds and upwaid; purse oOO.

Tngallng 115 furlongs: (0 40 14 60 7 00 Third rtsce-Piirse 1500; claiming: for i.1 (liunk'nl three-year-olds and upaard; sU furlongs: Koild Itoik.il. Giles lit Arapahoe Ill Babylon li ..113 Am ann ft5 Broom 115 Little Mere and Edna i Kentucky Bmiiesii'O ml Niece and Mary Hock 110 Lively 113 Challenger Ill Fourtr, iiace purse 1500; claiming; for four-year-olds and upward; five and one half furlongs: Last Chance 11.115 Pa hoard urn 10 'Doris 103 John Kphon 115 Emden, lu Fifth Kace Purso S0fl; claiming; for three-year-olds and uptvard; one and one sixteenth miles: Exhorter 11S High Gear li; I'arnley 107 Kly Paper 10! 113 Peel Foot 100 ill Heel Foot loo a half turioi.s". 0, ,3 tterron j. Falrman ,106 (Msjestlc)4(l I4 0J J.e.Mi(nee Inn ,7 Zo, Arm riurgoyne. 107 (Bonbaml.

7 00 tn. 1600: clalmlns: for '1. nrssseTTwatereo, Pat Hampson. Haiel and Mary also ran. PIFTH RACEOrove City Purse; for and upward; purse 1600; DVck" "lM (K.

H.l'wsy).9 20 13 20 10 Vnsor. 113 (Eimes 3 00 2 60 iZ Birdie also ran. RIXTH RACE Claiming: for four-year-old, and upward; purse 1500; five and a raJrie'MoorVoV II 20 6 20 3 JO gSrltgr, 105 (iNsm.yo). 6 20 3 0 Pointer. 98 (Horn -rime -1 OS Vs- Miss csltna, siary nmm, Ku KluV, Earnest and Searchlight III.

also nCF Claiming: for three- year-olds and upward; purse 1600; one '(Hyrnef. .16 0 .3 40 3 00 109 4 00 3 20 ankee oy. mi i Time Fair Virginia. Sun Ood. Amue and Bribed Voter also DEY GOODS MARKETS.

New Tork. April 13. Raw silk steady; prices per lb: Kansat double extra cracks 9 656 9 45. Kansal best No. 15 II 30 Kanssl No.

1 111 19 20t 26. Shln-shu No. t-'anton extras A 14-11 tl 0W9. Shanghai-China steam HI gold double deer II IQtil 10. DRY DIRECTOR SUSPENDED Washln.ton.

April 23. Acting; Prohlhltlon Director- Roscoe Andrews, of llllnolf. wii suspended to-day by Commlesioner Roy A. Haynea pending; an Investigation into the case of the Grommes Ullrich irtitillery. three-year-olds and upward; one and one sixteenth miles: Hrltlsh I.lner...

.110 Klngllng II no Buckboard lib Lost .115 John K. Dally Hell 110 Seventh Kace Purse 1600; claiming; for four-year-oliis and upward; one mils and seventy yards: Roseate 110 Ksyello 105 Miss ProsperltyllO Fllbberty Gibbet.116 Oaklawn Belle. .110 Rustler no Sea Mime 110 Apprentice allowance claimed. DEALING IN DIAMONDS Han bn ftor bulneiw for the put wlit yetrs a eu(flctnt period to firmly stnbUBh uur rputattoa for expertntju and fair tratmint. We Buy.

We Sell, We Loan Liberally on Diamonds, Silverware and Jewelry at rato that BAtlify th borrower, and with tho AMurtnct of the safety of the precloua gema while In our pnteeMlon. also that the same decree of secrecy maintained In the transaction with us aa marks the duailnts with the banker. Phillips Brothers Jewelers and Colleterar Broken. .110 rroidenl Dank Building (M the Head of Ihe Main Plalrwmr) K. Corner eleventh and Vina 8ia.

ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS. HAVKE a RACE. -i First Rar Pais. (1.100; for maidens two years old: HI 4I6VS Neptune 41(46 lelonda. lis 4I4J1 Hunny I.IL11-: 41431 No Lady .113 4isu Hlue Hill .111 mile and' seventy yards olds: Frln Royal tilck Ballotear Also eligible: Verdi li.

Jiaugherty. Old Mark Mallowmot Acs The Foreigner. 29 00 I Lord 14 00 FlUh. Race'Ti Also eligible: lor, 105 108 103 103 .10 .108 ..111 Herbert. .101 41631 Trop.

Wat. 114 Lian Smltli.lU Play Ill Off 41(11 113 Panlel 31712 A ut; Bells. 104 41640 Kulalis. 41623 l.ndy Myra 40.169 Luinlnst. 40031 Flag of Tr.lOS COLTJMBTJS, OHIO.

First Race For four yesr olds; cl Ing: purse 00; six Horses. Wts. HorBea. Punjnndruni lug invlgorator 113 Zack Troubler 1 5 Consort Kllng Connecticut Tialnty Dancer Also eligible: Vansylvla Sandy 109 111 HI .115 109 .119 40 85 1 Jake Schas 117 27 85 AlMO ellirlhlo- 39 75 M.ura 11a Primitive Jli Kinsman Brookfleld Ouardsman Arrah lio On. Maulllavelll Buggies Hprlngvale 1 1 1 4iu Champlaln 114 3 103 KumWnra 102; "ininiUMBI 10S 41048 Blazes.

41162 Carm'dale 117 4 1621 llelterous IWIIson entry. Fifth Race Shenandoah Handicap: one fur three-year- Sixth Itaca Claiming: one and one sixteenth nuiee; for thne-yeai -uUf und upward: 41634 Star Kealmlis 41657 May P.ob s.104 1 41K64 90 il''? 401:16 Roy. Ouck lul 41595 Duke Johnll6 41 160 Fy Sneeiyli'lj Seventh Ttace Claiming; one and one eighth miles; claiming; for four-year-olds and upward: 41637 T. Cassidv 109 19 41672 Clen GoncllO Blasonry. 106 4I611Tula 109 105 41607 Avosta.

10ii 41666 Annlvers'y 110 41657 Toney Wts. 10H 111 .118 Second Race For three-year-olds; claiming; purse 1500; five furlongs; suslana .1117 nu t. '9 00 Lawn Jnsle nying uoat Ill Nowata t'Huia li-i Hunlelgh us .108 .109 .11.1 .114 Third Race For four-year-olds and up lna Kay 'forced the early 'pace and after shaking off Mustard Seed had to be hard ward claiming; purse 1500; five and one ridden to stall off racer's challenge. The latter came on llie ouisiue or iu- i minings: ers at the uroti turn. Protocol saved gruuiin all the ay.

(inuily broke alowiy. Fluff met wleh some Interfeletice. Scratched: 41834 Pletrus, 41633 Josephine 41663 Joitcph Brant. 4ltij3 Fusee, llbl'7 I tllpsy Blulr 109 .109 .100 .111 .113 .....115 107 Fourth tlaA. -j Britlgette 10H Not Yet 115 Kitty Cheatham.

115 Job Thayer. 117 Ferrum Little Niece. three-year-otde Murray Stevenson North Wales. Tamper Magician Lovellnees Viva Cuba. Palryman Searchlight PHOTOPLAY DIRECTORY Picture lUted below arc recommended the hettt In the city -c- CAPITOL ice SWAXSON in "rnoniGAi.

daiwiitkr" A Mermaid Comedy. Capitol News and Capitol Orchestra. WALNUT IKJUiLAS KAIKUAXKS in "ROBIN HOOD" STRAND l-ioc AtiNKS AYHKS THKODOHK KOKKKTS' "KACINIi HKARTJ4," rathe New Tuples tables sec FAMILY HA. In "THK rll.iltlM" and "TIH.I. OF THK KA." In NMlliral Colors.

SOL A. STEPHAN General Manager Of the ZOO Says "MAIITI.Y Trailing African Wild Animals" Is the greatest picture of Its kind ever made. Nothing like It before and never' will he again. Johnson and bis wife faced death many times to make such a picture. No one should nilss II.

I am not surprised that the American Museum ut Nstliral History Indorsed the picture. It Is truly uhderful." Now showing Don't confuse this ii ieil 1fli I'lcturf with aay At the LYRIC Other Kea lures. 115 .115 and upward: Loersam Restaurant Purse 8, win. nine: Dumbfounder 1 iiiicc-jcni-miiii aim 1 upward; claiming; purse 1500; six and! uin; nan luriongs: Miss Em 11 60 I 'Ray Atkln 112 18 15 I Neenah 115 9 20 1 Billy Connor 117 .106 ..105 .105 .108 .109 .103 1 Sixth Race For four-year-olds snd un- wacd; claiming; purse 1600; one mile ami .0 yarn: lOt log II. .101 i Seventh Hare For three-year-olds and upward; claiming; purse 1500; five fur longs: Rosle 100 Flying Orb in Zoona 101 Cousin Joyce 117 Alan eligible: Plain Bill 110 Crest 133 Weather clear.

2:16 sharp. Five pounds claimed. Ruth Diocletton Baby Grandee Pat Hampson. Huron II Trek fast. .106 ,1 111 .113 1 108 113 First race apprentice allowance LOUISVILLE GETS COACH.

BrooktnRs. S. April 23. PrM Enk. aftslstant roah at South Paknt a 8 tat a Collpae, has acc-ptd th position of Rth-Utir director at Louisville I'nlveraity, Louisville, tt wait announced to-day.

He will -take up hn new dulled next ihH. MOTION PICTURE DIBECTORY. nDDUnilUI THKATKIt (Smoking) Unr ntUiii ani AiiiiroKn m. u.rr PUkford In "Teas of the Storm GRAND Seala cm Sain at Shubert Ilox Office 60c to 2.0t CUIIDrDT HEF.K 3nuui.11 13 OHIO POLICE CHIEF QUITS. -Runuour 41H iMxon's Pr.lHiJ- Koehler.

and It was accepted. 41.J2M.urky 164 13 rhanKes 1 be made as a result Bemgua ...11.1 Postillion. 113 Flying -urii3 4i663tWong Investigations made by the Mayor Parr Garth entry. talmon entry, i since the White City Park Case 10 Second Mace Claiming; for four-year- I Jays ago olds and upward; steeplechase, about two miles: thli Strieker has served seven 3191 Ill 41600 Tell .134 years as Chief, and prior to that eight llojci'ie'ndVlSo J.T'pryorufivrs as detective. He ask, that he 41611 LeMarso'n 141 I be placed on thfe pension list because tsmart entry.

nfSll.ahllitv A. J. Rut. out in th. home str.tchand rlalmlng In the last furlong.

Jackson outgamed Humble when It came to a 41647 Pennon. 'ennon. for ear-olds snd upward; six furlongs: 117 4U.1S Bench ic-tviia ttarries. ill 4l47Seths I.n Hi 41647 Mabel .102 41647 Uilv Bosa.101 aneclul luhi. nnru.

ii "oo- nt dinner Itoo aticond 12110. third 113 41047 Lllx. Bean IS 1100. Fractional Time 0:41 1-6, 1:14. Wen? to post at 3:01 p.

m. Off at 3:0. 416.3 Kly. Devil 101 Fourth U.a .1. F.

Owners Jo. keys. Str.Odds. longs: for three-year-olds: 1 J. Kuminer i 41(41 Hlldur ....111 3i4SIPIIInry Chan pes To Made at Hamlltott Because of Inquiry.

rii-ut pi.piTt a to thi ix ixis Hamilton. Ohio. April SJ. Charlei 153 gueeiulo a Jii of Tolloe. to-day ten- ear hi.

n.li,.lln. XI u.eev 11 111 "My Buddy" played by an on, will win you from the first note. But Psul Snecht and Uil Orchestra hava sdsds a Columbia Record of that hypnotninf loi-trot uSat takes the nM medal. When You and I Were) Young Mag si Blues" the ether i4 rAM. pletcs the picture.

At Columbia Deslera 3817 75c ''Mm AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT MATS. F.I). and SAT. "HIT'S A 'IT" GEOIUiE M.

COHAN'S new comedy "SO THIS IS LONDON" "FRESH PAINT" I The tnlvcrsity of Cincinnati Musical Comexly SHUBERT THEATER April 27 and 28, Friday and Saturday Nights. Matinee Saturday. IS 11 il flu i'4m. auiiaiHi Mi.TS NOW OS SALE. Last Big Musical Show of lb Sensa America's Inimitable Comedian Raymond Hitchcock In a ony ana iiiiiopi HilchyKoo 1923 A Star-Studded Cait of Fifty Nights, IWe to Wed.

BOe to Sat. ftuo to ft. Cnrtalnnt AflY 1:20 and As il A and Sat. STUART WALKER COMPANY "ONTHEliGLINE" A Comedy Solution of the SSertant MltuHtion KEITH'S VAUDEVILLE MATINEE DAILY MABEL FORD CO. DUG AN RAYMOND PRINCESS RADJAH HOWARD LEWIS STANLEY BIRNES NORINE SIEVERS FRABELLES A LAC Where To Always OH Vour Money's WortU "TINTS AND TON'KS" i SIC SO (i A JIM and VIA) HOP ART SYLVKSTKK and VAXCE TH Elt ACTS and PHOTO ITS ATI KK.

MAKY ALDKV In MWOMAsVS WOMAS" HtEO HIXDKK and His "SWEET BABIES" LADIES' IIAROAIS MATH. PAH.T LU th. lenrth of this nrorin loa I liallery for no eomnlr will oe snown. inn Wr1WI.W".III.H-Hl I J0E "ROCKETS" A Jsjrsy Mac Krvue with 1 tAti" and l-tii of t.lrls, May Festival I Music Hall May 1,2,3,4,5 Sale of Seats for all pert ormsaces nov In Willis Mnsle Store, 137 Heat four Ik St. I'rleesi First aad Seewwd Hoors.

Third Floor, 2.a0i erralBS pertoraaaaees COMING SIXDAY HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA" With Gun mid liiien. THIS IS THK PICTIRF.I That Played 3 Moatha la 3. run TUK HICTI Direct Fr.ns Frat T.eater I'klladrlpkia. Tills THK PKTUHE! Bigger laasi This Is the Picture! I alrerasrt. .1.