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lanes Park. Evans Tucker, Emil Herr,
NJ. \. Sllvers. James Fitzimmons. Pltsy
McDermott. 7. McCreery. Joseph +. d.
Wis, NJ. 4. Schwartx, G. a. Schwartz,
II. G. Hallenbeck. A. ]. Joyner, Sammy
Kelly, Frank T. Clarke. David Gideon
Jere r. Mahoney. James Rowe, Max
Hirsch, James j. Johnson, Fred Bell.w,
Phil Chinn. Joseph Vendig, Harry
Stokes, sam Hildreth. u. j. I.eary. John
l.. Coyle. Richard T. Carman, Foxhall
kr,uc. j. Howard Lewis. W. A. Me-
Gibbon, George w, ~Langdon, Cha lies
White, W l.. oliver. Ed Kearney and +.
Ambrose Clark.
The summaries.
WARNINGS.
Gunrock.. ch. C.. Rock sand-Gunnre; John
La W.col,c. b. T.. by Meddier- Whestear;
ARR ut ~ en- "S or BY misunderstanding;
Gl1or,ana, ch, T.. by Notwithstanding
John sanford ...... ls6. 900
pierrc.a-Feu. h. or br. g. by Rock sand
Trigger; John Sanford n...... $4,000
Light II; Gran, Hugh Browne $1,000
Msiry rrhough,. 81. t., by rncle Msris.;
war Dog, ch. c. ny Mordant--Miss Ellie;
uan;'h%o"r'' b. = by Msddicr--Ksmsrs WIN:
sa Ssa"p a. " Ss By, Uncle aem'ira,mi:. III
| Ginger Snap. b T., ny Gingal-C ape-eu.
Lait. II. B ausberghsr. .'....ei.sSe
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tassignOl In Good Form.

Firmin cassiguol played two games
with Maurice DAILY yesterday In Days
Academy and won both very easily. In
the afternoon the french expert de-
fcated DAILY ESQ To 90. cassignoi made
y high run Of lGl and averaged 20 Sill.
DAILY made a high run of 20 and aver
aged 9 b-l1. In the evening Cassignol
defeated DAILY, ESQ to -. Cassignol's
best run was 60 and his average
20 l0-l2, DAYS high run was ~ and
his average 4 sill.
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WILL NOT HAVE
NEW PARK IN MANHATTAN
Withdrawal of Federal Leagues Petition for Closing of
Streets on Lenox Avenue Plot Shows American
Leaguers Haven't Taken Over Options.

lied clubs to deserters so far as former
contracts, d~isregarded. are concerned.
Whicn brings up Interesting speculation
ms TO whether he Giants have an inside
track In the race for Benny Kauf.
Moseley. by q strict Interpretation Of
baseball law under ordinary circum-
stances should have reverted to Joe
Lauinins Red Sox. Yet he goes to Gin
cinnati rather than to Boston. McGraw
mad Intended to claim Kauff both by
right OF contract entered into last sum-
mer and through the permission Of the
owners OF the Indianapolis American
Association club. which kauff deserted.
II Lannin had no string to Moseley Il
10 unlikely that Indianapolis will have
any say In the disposition OF Kaun. TIE
owners Of the Giants deliberately az
brogated the contract Kauff signed midi
season. kaur at present is suing the
CLUB Tor $4,000 bonus he says WAS prom
ised for his signature.
One thing Is very certain. The two
New York clubs will not be left with.
out high class material for next sea-
sons fight II money talks. Capt. T. L.
Huston. IL Is said, has practically Sc
cured the services OF Lee Magee. OF the
Tip Tops. The Yankee also are In the
market for kauff and Armando Marsans
the Cuban. az well as one or two relia-
BILE s~outhpaws.
Believe Giants umor
From roundabout sources came a story
last night that the New York American
League club was about to enter into a
long term lease of the Polo Grounds.
The matter has been held in allegiance,
II 10 said. only because Of the negotia-
tons W Sinclair and Harry n.
Hampstead in the prospective sale OF
tho Giants. Those who attended the re-
cent Cincinnati meeting believe such a
sale a matter of days only.
The local fight enthusiast should have
a Merry Christmas indeed. No less than
seven clubs will entertain tomorrow
afternoon and evening. There Will be
six matinoes. with the best attractions
in Brooklya.
At the Clermont A. G.. Young Ahearn.
soon to night Mike Gibbons, will meet
the Zulu KID. At the Broadway A. e.
Battling Levinsky and Jim Flynn will
furnish the fireworks.
The other matlnee cards are VAN
derbilt a. Wee Wee Barton vs..
Young Hicks Fairmont \. C.-Tonmy
Touhey vs.. Eddie Campi Greensboro
a. c.-Johnny Klein IS. Buddy Eichler {;
New Polo A. eddie Smith W. Paul
DOYLE.
The PIONEER a. G, will have the field
to itself in the evening with seven ten
round bouts.
Ted Lewis. who meets Willie Richie
at Madison Square Garden Tuesday
! night, has decided TO r%enounce his al
l~egiance TO the British crown. lie has
cabled steamship tickets for his entire
f~amily-father. mother. two brothers
and three slstcrs-and intends to set
Mp usekesping In Uncle Sans do
main. L.ewis's real name is Gershon
Mendelof.
Jess willard arrived in town last
night with Tom Jones. his manager.
, The champion told mysteriously OF som.
, very important business which he said
might be attended to In time to allow
him and Jones to leave for chicago to-
night,
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CONTRACT FOR D
Tener Tells secretary Hrydicr 10
Put Umpire on stan.

CHICAGO, H.. Dec, 90 ,--"Don't forget
that | want 10 be OF our star next
season" This vas the substance OF a
telegram President John Tener received
from ODay in Cincinnati yesterday.
Tener said he was glad to get the UNI
pire's message aud lost 10 time In
wiring to Secretary John Heydler OF the
National League to send Hank a con-
tract.
Tho contract probably Is on its way
by this lime and O'Day win he on the
staff Of the National League again.
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pr II. u, Jennings, 2l0, defeated
Vhilip Ferro, $50, last night In the am
a,eur handicap ls2 balkline billiard
tournament at the Brooklyn Billa rd
Academy by II score OF 2lO 10 81, Dr.
jennings had AN average If , 1854,
averaged | 3l-53, with IL and 10 AZ his
best runs.
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FAR ROCKAWAY FIVE WINS.
Beats POLY Prep Easily ny score
Of ~ 20 II.

The basketball team ~ r,r R,cksNav
High School 20 from the polS Prep
FIVE yesterday on the formers court by
Il score Of g. To II. In the FIRST period
the Livingston street lads were unable To
get moving AT all, scoring only 3 points
on a toul by Meudcs and a field basket
10y Cant Ready. Far RockaNay mean
while y tde 81 points, Poly did better IN
the .isf half, but Was unable To make up
"a. iargc difference, Frank he Groot.
Mcnamara and spdtz played well for
Var kockaway. while capt. Ready,
M"rdcs and poehler We're the Pol, stars
TIE lineup:
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wills S-irn ktlmer Of Binghamton
vas another notable who took an active
w !h me proceedings, He was the
cpoI J" II triangular competition o
=" ~ ~" two older horses offered. This
a. '.AWrur, = ~four-year-old son Of
.e'a'rF-S'FIke-A-Iight. which finished
"',,ob4 - NUrhar in the English Derby.
..Nm"l" Looked Ike an IDEAL horse 20
,'e '2rol-a the field and Grant Hugh
nloN'' aad ". II, Coe kept bidding
Eah'' Mr.. Kllmer, evidently with this
,.o'e 10 "Iew, Mr.. Coe gave way a;
-.' ara tho former owner of Brown
E IH1r reliuquished the struggle
'"'" Mr. Nilmer bid $4,000. Mr.. Kill
~. a'' 0ir"nased Hathor. a Ally by
.'''''f-k mara, for s. 1000, which irdi-
90 '.' MS upstate sportsman viii
H. 9at0r IN racing next season.
~ Already mas the credit OF owning
~ .'''4raored hampton of the Ma
''"'." show in Ye'lowcrest.
ue''sr ", odom, the former Jockey.
'.' ". those who opposed the mon
KY men IA the competition for the
."",e t'Hngs, r.. He landed a colt
N"-' md n by Meadler, the two
"',a- ..I less than 5000, and both
.I 'A.'.'Ht racing lines as well as
~ 'r 'iirg to recommend them. Jo-
I' T. Davis made several attempts 10
atf N' WEN the bidding, but generally
'D''' after the skirmishing developed
"to 4 real battle.
mere Was a fair s%prinkling of women
mon IL" spectators these included
uS ~. NJ Whitney, Mrs. Joseph t..
.".'s ara Mrs, +. Ambrose Clark. Few
."i''' Of note not engaged on the
.'1'H'ru circuit were absent Among
W. owner, trainers and frequent, RS OF
'' IA tracks noticed we're:
81 I'H rle Gwathmey, Henry Zeigltr.
G'a.' i'.sn Browne, NJ, J. Corbett, II
If' Z \. Smith, James Butler,
'''" 'ao.en, James Blute. W, r. Zoe,
90 .old, Jerry Carroll. T. e, Smith,
, L~I"ards, Ed Peters, J. j.. Dillon
s'nh 'i'''ngs, John K.rm6th, Frank
neg, Matt Allen, Matt Feakes, wills
qua N''"er, Nathan Frank. W. II,
Vow '.nes Mclaughlin, While Dugan
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The Union Settlement 4, G, OF 93l East
l0ith street IN ANNOUNCING thai 4 win
hold an invitation ~cross-country run
Sunday morning invites all athletes who
can fnd the time to compete, the dis
lance ID three ana a half miles.
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Courtship. b, C.. by Phoenix-"ourtisane:
Phil Chinn t.a0o
OLDER HORSES.
Allumeur, Il. h., 4, by Me~ddier-Strike-a-
Iirht, Willis sharp kiimer. ,,,. 5000
Nyack, oh, O.. ., ny uncle-sombisncr;
Henry waterson $1,000
Total for thirteen yearlings, s42,Ono ;
average per head, 1921. Total for hf-
teen head, $50. 900 average per head,
81, 1881.
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Score NewtoNn. ~. Jamaica. II. Score
a. end ~ ~ halt-Newtown. q; Jamaica
10 toa'. from nrld-NcwtoWn. Yerkes.
20, CARAT, . Damico, a. bernstein. @.
Goodman. .. Nillstcin, . Jamaica, RNwn.
4 b'Maliry, :. Goals from foul Newtown,
Nerkrs, 3; Jamaica, carman. Substitute
psmico for Schow List for Bernstein
Miilstsin for List. Referee--Bernstein. T..
:. 4. l.. Time of hslyes-lb minutes.
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Harvard played white on the odd mum
hCrct boards Tho openings O. Clcrn'-
-anhs dcoll nod A. French, , Kings samhri
dcnhned :, French.
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N'0fe Fhf IUINHVH!, %, Poly prrp. n
Goals frlm nc d--roiy. Ready. : poehIer.
Far Ro'kaway. + De Groot. s. MCNarnsrs,
4" Spat2. e.. \ DE G-oot. .. sandifer.
G"t- from 'ouI-PoiN. Mrndcs. .. Ear
EockHVay. I've t;rout Substitu,es-
ban, N"rrcnthioa FOR Stndifcr, Lent for V.
han, M'IscnthIen fog sander; Lent Tor V.
De Gtoct Keferee-Berhcucll. Umpire
Connur,, Time of halNes-lj minutes.
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BREAK UP ONE TIE;
TWO MORE RESULT
Four Teams in Glass A Squash
League Can't Keep Away
From DeadlOcks.
VISITORS MEET DEFEAT

Cisss A League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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oil MBIA vs. HARVARD

va p.aycl white ON the oud numbered
hoart. rhe OPENINGS Ruy Lone. .
qieen'S gar..t declined; ?, queens gamh,
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16 MACKAY HORSES
SOLD FOR $4,000
Keen Competition for Year.
finrs Sends Average Price
Up to 1921.
SANFORD LIBERAL BUYER

me thoroughbred resumed the ascen-
,.rc, in the horse mart Of America las,
IN, when fifteen horses imported from
=. Haras de r'resnay Stud Of Clarence
II Mackay were sold At Durland's for
10 900. OF the consignment thirteen
,.r, warnings, and there brought 342.-
no. an average per head Of S3.:31. In
a, light Of the recent history Of the
,,r, after It's life had been threatened
- hostile legislation this showing was
,~msrkable and Mr.. Mackay. who was
.-.sen,. was warmly congratulated by
imminent turfmcn for his share In de-
,.,o,,re the confidence OF Americans in
.cing.
A more representative gathering Of
.csemen never had graced the Durland
,nbark thar those which assembled for
~. dispersal Of the crop OF choice year
as sent from France to enrich the
scod stock of this country. Long before
n. time announced for the sale intended
,,yers and admirers OF the thoroughbred
,,-aded around tho ring inspecting the
rand looking specimens that tempted
ANY A lover OF the horse to invest In
no chance for future glory. There were
,sa, chances offered. for all the young
.srs sold were richly engaged and nearly
al had ancestors which had left their
r,rk on the history Of the turf as win
t.rs Of classics abroad OF at home.
John Sanford. the most liberal buyer
{. recent years, who has set himself the
ask Of building up the Hurricane stud
"a A point II never reached before. had
ONE down from Amsterdam. y. Y, and
,1.-e was no limit to the prices he was
vll.rg to pay for the right kind Of
rod to associate with the blue blooded
,-lrra!s already at New Amsterdam.
-hres took his fancy and these he pur-
aased Cor a total of slt.3O0.
Morri, Pays Top Price.
-. honor ~ paying top price did not,
s,xeyer, fall to the upstate sportsman,
sho showed a p-ediiection for the Med
sar and Rock sand strains. There
Tss a new Richmond in the field when
20 chestnut colt sunlight was put up
~ dI' AI'Ilt WI ltNlltt StNtIul Ikltn-
monds. FOR the bidding was brisk until
'hs handsome chestnut was knocked
Town to John II. Morris for sc. coo. the
% prlce OF the sale.
There was little need for tho silver
,nngIed George Balm TO eXtol the merits
@! slndr!dse, sire OF sunlight Every one
'Aere was a practical horsernan and
! new that Sundridge has been pressing
he English stations for pride OF place
.. several years and that he has 10 his
,-eii, q Derby and Oaks winner. besides
vc,ors IN many of the great stake races
soyoad. The important item conveyed
. lie keen turfmen and breeders Was
r. The bright lool,ing solid chestnut
Sunlight, up for sale lG the open market.
Tas The only descendant Of Sundridse in
America At the present time.
Thai ; the bidders going and, led ny
Emil Herr, who has had experience OF
he Eaciisn turf, others fell into line.
Herr retired when the price got stiff and
i-2r, Hugh Browne continued until
1890 Other spasmodic bids came
loAg but each time Morris replied with
an advance until the great colt was
'7ally obtained for the blue grass dis
rct
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Jess willard arrived in town last
night with Tom Jones. his manager.
The champion told mysteriously OF SOM.
very important business which he said
might he attended to In time to allow
him and Jones to leave for chicago to-
night,
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quoted values In the list Of Industrial
had discounted a great deal Of profit
able increment from the windfalls o
fortune as well az from tho more pros
porous growth Of normal business. TIL,
shift from n buying to "A selling attitud,
made for the safety OF the securities
market on this account and the cautior
denoted will do no harm. for while the
period Of business and financial expan
sion of volumcs and values In this
country Ia probably far from approach
ing It's conclusion, II has not been easy
Of late to determine its present stage.
Various new influences rave come into
the area OF Wall Street r%eckonines
Among the most important have been
the events which spread the scope OF
the European var In the southeast with
some immediate advantage to the Teu-
tonic ~belligerents. whatever the result,
may be-. The new interest In the for
tunes or the war which we have ac-
quired along with the. Anglo French loan
has attracted more attention to the pos
ture OF the war itself. and some OF the
features OF the Wall Street week were
explained by the notice taken Of the op-
erations now going on In the Balkans
AZ well as on the western front which
might have a decisive outcome. The
mutterings OF discomfort among the AL
lies over the conduct of affairs were
not regarded as OF major significance,
but the turn of war events on the whole
helped to make feeling OF caution more
prevalent in financial and business cir
Giles.
An inference for which much justi-
ncatlon could be urged is that Wall
street and the business community have
found occasion to take their bearings
anew and see how matters stand. The
PROGRESS which has been made in recov-
ering from economic depression has car
ried us into new territory and forward
enterprise may mark time while the
prospect IL being more accurately esti-
mated TO discover how much further
progress is The fotation Of
the Anglo-French loan might very we'll
marx the termination OF n particular
phase or the economic movement.
IL does not yet appear that as much
VIII be accomplished by this loan as was
expected toward supporting tho sterling
exchange market. The loan has been
erected. but II IL probable that not only
Will similar lending have 10 be done
agai after n while II our own business
interests are served, but that the present
provision of credit will have to be more
or less speedily supplemented by the
grant or banking accommodation 70 Lon
don and Paris. Such supplementary
-. ".sn, DC Iacilltated II sterling ex-
zee a. oeen nowing a heavi-
,,,rn ,.-,us 10 LONDON. shouli
co,r.. -, nwou! wax again. Tn
hut II Is a question n the half measure
or relief represented by the $500. 600. 600
loan Will 60 far to stabilize sterling. and
~. ~ .n'. nus ueeh SAID ABOUT
On H. $500 VI ~ Anslo-r rench loan
Az ~ n cNohanee market II VIII
~o,., 80 w ieNoenIAe certain nenents
Arhi,,n. re."pee OF e'erlns'
,n,o-,asa ueF.or' " escnahke ~ouid
mat,c r,oooa.n, MorhInss OF auto
,or,,or -, oas. .vree'Ins inc as
,s r,rdanon,nm'. .n. ln.ercourse "hlch
ho,arcod .,oha.u"e rau'e . me I'M
I,r1 .o,s ~. - "taher s'er-
a sora,n, tnere II TOT
rod;s.s o.. -. VI soous ano COM
.s-t-a "
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We Deal in

We Deal in
Aetna Explosives
American Brass
American Hardware
Atlas Powder
Babcock q WlleoI
Celt's Arms
Carbon Steel
Childs Co.
Du Pent Powder
Empire Steel d Iron
Eastern Steel
Hercules Powder
Midyale Steel
New York Shlpbullding
New Jersey Zinc
Phelps Dodge = C.
Standard Screw
Savage Arms =,
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TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
RailrsaA a.A other shares.

the following table stvs.. in addition to the sales for M past week and
range " stocks N the New York Stock Exchange their dividend yields at the
latest datee calculated o. the closing sale Or bid petces o. Hfdex mint:
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR
EN- DIVIDEND.

EN- DIVIDEND.
Company and Term. Stk. Amt.
American Coal Products. stock com 6L
Commonwealth Power, Hallway
and Light, quarterly, ..,.... com lcs
Coinnonweait Power. Railway
and Light. quarterly 49,. MD IL q
EhslInHu KODAK, cNtrn....... com 100.
Jacksonville Traction. quarterly pfd 10.
sierra Pacific Electric. quar-
"riy ..........,.,,..,,.., pfd leo
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE.
Asvss Leaf AiilipG. Suastsrly, { lHx
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aIRurR, SPEAKS OIL

LONDON. oct u. - The feelings
and temper OF the British public is
thus portray ed in the issue of Truth:
Last week 10 London has been one
of the most narrowing we have gone
through since the war began. Not
only the military situation on the
continent developed new cases OF
alarm, not only ZepPelins dropped
bombs Close to our doors, not only
croakers croaked more vociferously
and conhdeLtly than ever before, but
We are threatened with an acute cabi-
net crisis anu we have seen ugly poy-
tent OF the rc1i'n1tion OF the French
foreign minister In times like these
one envies the soldiers in the trenches
who are held together and braced to
heroic Sacrifices by the presence of
The enemy liessedly ignorant of the
quaking and squallings at home,
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Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruf completely and that
is to dissolve it, This destroys it en-
tirely. To do this, just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub it
in gently with til finger tips.
By morning, most If not ali, of your
dandruf will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it, no matter how much
dandruff you may have
You will find, too. that all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop instantly
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is Inexpensive, and four
ounces is all you will need. This simple
remedy has never been known to fail
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OFFERS BRIBE

LONDON. oct. 21-The Daily Tele.
Taph announces that England has
made a formal offer of the island OF
cyprus to Greece as soon as Greece
undertakes to intervene in the war
on The side of the Allies
The Daily Telegraph states: "Thus
far Greece has not replied. It is be
iieyed the offer viii create an excel.
cnt impression i'm Greece. since it act
ually presents a concession, and not
a mere promise which Germany might
suggest never to be fulfilled" The
Telegraph points out that is differs
from the German offers to Greece, in.
asmuch it is not contingent upon the
final triumph of the Entente but win
take effect as soon as Greece has
acted.
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new way That's why "Gets-It" has
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calluses, it makes them grow that
much faster and increases tho danger
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night and end your corny existence.
"Gets-It' is sold by an druggist, 2js
q bottle or sent direct by z. Law
renee e. Co., Chicago. Sold I'm B.sbee
and recommended as the worlds best
corn remedy by Phelps Dodge Mer
camille Co.
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easy terms
EOR SALE

easy terms
- FOR SALE .
. room house Laundry Hin, .
. price $500, $3.50 cash =
. room house Clawson Avenue .
. close in no climb, new house. .
= Price $3.50 .
. room house Brewery Ave, .
. close i'm. Price $1,000, part cash. =
4 room modern house, large .
. yard all fenced. good wen of =
. water and pump, on ear line. am =
. ideal home Tombstone Canyon. 0
. Price $3.50. part cash Q
. room modern house in good .
. condition. 2 lots. Tank Hill g
= Price $500 $3.50 cash BAL like .
. rent .
= room house in good condition >
. yard 'al fenced Naco Road =
. PRICE 1890. part cash. .
= room house partly furnished =
= Price $500, part cash, School q
= Hin. 9
. room house Opera Drive .
. good house. $500 part cash. =
. 2 room furnished house. good .
. condition, Miller Hin. price $500 2
. $50 cash .
% room house; furnished house q
% in good condition. Coed location =
% No climb; right iu city, Price 9
> S1700 Terms. .
= room modern house, Quarry e
. Canyon. Price $1450. part cash. {
. a room modern house and fur 9
. niture. Price $4,000 without fur Z
. niuIe $500. Part cash. q
. 4 room cement block house 9
. and furniture. modern I'm every z
. respect house as good as new. q
9 close i'm. Clawsou Hill. viii rent q
. for $4,000 Price $2650. q
> M. c. HIGH .
2 Real Estate And Fire Insurance 9
. Opposite depot 4
. . Q 2 . . 9 9
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-22
AGAINST THE MARRIED MAN

NEW YORK, oct q. F. Professor
Joseph johnson Of New York Univer-
sity, told the state legislative tax in-
vestigatioq committee chat be favored
discouragiue matrimouy by COMPEL
ing the married man to pay a heavier
tax than she bachelor He said, 81
would not give preference to the mar
ried man because. do not believe it
Is good O. encourage matrimony By
lowering taxation"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-22
HoPELEssLY DEFEATED.

TRENTON. oct 21.-The Woman
Suffrage supporters hopes that defeat
Of the proposed Amendments was pot
as great as the earlier reports ind
Gated was vanished when the late re
turns increased the majority against
them TO hfty-six thousand.