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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28
10000 NEGROES VOTE FOR RACE
CANDIDATE
additional News.)

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 2s.-The pri-
mary election fight in Ohio has been
fight being waged by Harry C. Smith,
editor of the Cleveland Gazette, for
Secretary of state. Smith had been
4orced off the ticket by the present
Secretary of State, Harvey s. Smith,
name. He carried the case to the State
Supreme Court and won the right to
place his name on the ballot. Smith re-
ceived a total vote of between 0.OOO
and 10000 and lost the race by only
a narrow margin. Our group gave
splendid support. Mayor Harry Il.
Davis of Cleveland was nominated for
Governor, and Ex-Governor, Frank b.
Willis for senator. These results are
very satisfactory
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28
s1MMoN BUYS ST. LOUIS CLARION

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 26.-The St.
Louis Independent Clarion. which has
been under the management of c. X.
passes from his hands and control with
the issue of Aug. 7th, 1920.
The sale was perfected during the
past week, which makes Col Roscoe
c. Simmons of Louisville, KY, the sole
owner and proprietor.
With the issue of Aug IA, the paper
will be known as the st. Louis Clar-
ion, with Harrison Chilean editor and
w. L. MischeauX manager.
According to Col. Simmons statement
the purchase was purely a business
venture, as he had planned for some
time to enter the newspaper field.
St Louis was selected because of it's
location and because of the many
friends and acqeaintances he has in
the city.
Col. Simmons Is a thorough race
man and the cause of the people is his
delight.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28
CANADA'S COLORED MAsONs ELECT
THEIR GRAND MASTER
.clal to the Mail and Empire.

Special to the Mail and Empire.
Chatham, ont, Aug 19.-The COL
ored Masons of the city held field
day. yesterday, and to-day delegates
being present from Hamilton, Toronto,
Niagara Falls. Windsor. st. Cathar-
ines, Amherstburg and Sarnia. ]. C.
Richards was elected the Grand Mas
ter of the Colored Masons of Canada,
and Charles NJ. Cooper was elected the
Grand Commander of the knights
Templar Parades were held, and a
banquet was given in the evening. The
Eureka Band, OF Detroit, furnished
music throughout the day.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28

bloodhounds had been on his trail for
several days.
The kidnapping was accomplished
while the baby slept in his crib. The
abductors entered the Coughlln home
by ladder, picked up the infant and
escaped.
After Mr.. Coughlin had received
number of letters from a man who
signed himself "The Crank" he de-
posted a sum of money said to have
been $4,000 Some one obtained that
money, but the baby was never re-
turned.
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28
WHITE MAN CHARGED WITH
CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON
LITTLE C0L0RED GIRL,

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. IA charge of
attempt to assault has been made
against VIM. Leslie Swift, a white
man, aged So, by Mrs. Hazel Turner.
1906 Fairfax. The alleged victim is
Mrs Turner'S little daughter Vivian,
age 8.
In statement to an Argus reporter
Mrs Turner says Swift is boarder
at 5SS2 Julian avenue, where she was
employed as cook. She says she was
lngf, and the little girl was in the
basement. She claims to have heard
the child exclaim; You stop. III tell
my mother on you" The child came
Mother. somebody rubbed me- and
after later questioning, said IL was
Mr.. Swift" She said he held her up
and showed her mother what he tdid.
The child, crying from pain, was TAX
en- to the bath room and lotions ap-
Piled She had nickel which she
claimed the man gave her and told
her not to tell her mother.
affair to the police and after spending
the day hunting him, he gave himself
up at the police station. She took the
little girl to the city dispensary but
did not learn the result OF examina-
Doctors Say Evidence Is plain.
An examination was made by Doc
tors w. c. Bridges and G. II. Haskins
on Thursday morning and they report
that the evidence of attack is con-
elusive. The report states: Patient
well nourished, intelligent of age and
tells story of having been attacked by
man named Swift. We found the fol-
lowing conditions: On inspection the
ext. Genitalia was red and congested,
on attempt to enter Vaginal Canal
marked indications OF violence is seen
and lacoration of the labia Minoria.
The evidence is plain that the canal
had been penetrated.
Warrant Refused,
Mrs. Turner states that warrant
against the man was refused at the
Circuit Attorneys office on the ground
that the child was too young to give
evidence to convict the man, and he
was released, as there were no other
eye-witnesses.
Ladies' to Prosecute Case
The charge has aroused storm OF
Indignation among the Colored People
and committee of ladies from the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the West End
Business Mems Association. have TAX
en- the matter up and expect to make
justice.
| The above case recalls another OF
like character tried In the Court oil
Criminal Correction In a few days ago
| The attack was made upon little
Charlotte Washington, July 4. by
Fabian Metz. after he had lured the
child into a cluster of weeds. Neigh
bors saw the act and reported the
matter to the Circuit Attorneys office
where a warrant was issued.
Judge Kruger dismissed the case
after a doctor at the City DispensaTy,
who treated the child, testified that
| she was not hurt.
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WOULD DRIVE OUT PROSTITUTES

Meridian, Miss, Aug 26.--Negro pros
titutes are being driven from the city
by the police. In the section Of the city
east of the Union Passenger Station
wholesale arrests of these women have
been made during the past three weeks.
The crusade is the result of numerous
complaints by the white women of the
city who complain that white men are
lured into the district and ruined by
the prostitutes
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ORGANIZE POST OF AMERICAN
LEGION

Burlington. N. J.. Aug. 26.-The first
colored Legion Post was organized
here last Wednesday night. Lardner
er; vlce-commander, William d. Fer
rebee: adiutant. oliver Todd; finance
officer, James E. Dawson.
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SHOT AND KILLED NEGRO
AC0VIITTED

Rome. Ca, Aug. 26.-Ernest Brown.
a Negro. was shot and instantly killed
by a prominent farmer last Wednesday
morning The farmer accused the Ne
gro with an attempted assault on his
wife A coroners jury acquitted the
farmer after hearing the farmers tes-
tlmOnY.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
TO OUR PATRONS:

Thanking in advance for continued support assuring
of needng ndeavor maintain the high standard The
Express wish to announce the following change which
confident will prove mutually beneficial:
THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

story garage at 2l5-si7 Lexington ave.
nue.. southeast corner of Thirty-third
street. 50.5x96.
The Runoia, an eight and one-half
story apartment house at 2s7 west
Eighty-ninth street. 75x1oO.S. between
Broadway and West End avenue. has
been transferred by Frank NJ. zittel to
Carrie F. Miller.
Maria A. Forliano sold to Maria A.
Giammetteo $40 Fast Hath street. four
story tenement. 2oxlo0.11.
Henrietta kommeI sold to Ernest y.
Adler the four story tenement at 49,
East Eighty-second street. 25xl022.
f., q. & L. Realty Company sold to
Lena Levy the three story tenement al
"a Ridge street. 25x10O.
Salt Realty Company sold to Joseph
Weinstock the three story tenement at
AZ Stanton street. 1s.sx70x irregular.
Isabella Hake sold to Flora Music the
five story flat at 1887 Fifth avenue. 25x
100. near Hath street.
Calso Realities sold to Nathan Simp-
son the five story fiat at 1876 West 116th
street. 2s.6x1001l.
John r. Monnenbacher sold to Charles
". Ans the We story flat at ga West
f25th street. 27x100.
Emma Kesselmark bought from Rose
strobel the four story dwelling at sc
West Ninety-seventh street. 1sxloou.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Through Feist & Feist the United Re-
tall Candy Company OF New York has
leased stores at COL and 7S5 Broad
street. Newark. N. j.. from Counes 4
Avdouios. candy dealers. The same
brokers leased for the Charms Company
the upper portion of the building at the
southeast corner OF Broad and Lafay-
cite streets TO the Western Leather
Goods Company. represented by Max
Teitlebaum, president. The lessons were
represented by w. W. Reed, Jr.. presi-
dent. and Julius Setback. secretary.
Feist Fest also sold to T.. A. Car
dinal OF Cardinal 4 Becker Silk Com
pany of Paterson the one story factory,
100x200. at Danforth street and Carter
avenue. Jersey City. The same brokers
also sold the three story brick dwelling.
25x100. at 269 Alinton avenue, Newark.
for Mrs. Jennie Stern to Samuel Berg
man. who will convert the property into
a business building.
Simpson Merritt Company sold for
Edward c. O'Neill his residence, 50x175,
at IS Christopher street Montclair, n. j.
Payson Mel Merrill Company sold
for J. G.. Blaine Ewing to Edmund A.
Lynch two acres of land at the corner
of Lovers and Rutherford lanes. Law.
renee, l.. l.
William Hlntelman of Rumson. N. j.
sold the Colgate estate. on Beach road
for Lathrop Colgate and Florence Col
gate Sperduza to Mrs. Elizabeth Has
singer also for the estate of l.. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
APARTMENT RENTALS.

Douglas Gibbons G. Co. with Pease 6.
Gilman rented an apartment In G]
East Eighty second street to Miss Mar
garet Wilson, daughter OF President
Wilson.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased from
plans an apartment In 800 Park avenue
to Miss Ada Phipps and Mrs. John II.
Bradford also furnished apartment
in 1l6 East Eighty-second street to
Mrs. N p. Dickerson; an apartment in
1873 Madison avenue to Miss Irma Ire
land; with McGrath & Warren they
leased the parior floor In "a East Fifty
fourth street to DR.. Winfield Ney; also
furnished apartment in los East
Eighty-second street to Frederick H.
Schauffler; and an apartment in 1B'
East Eighty-second street to Henry
Lazarus.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented for
Mrs. Augusta Prescott furnished apart
ments as follows In 6 West FIftieth
street. to julius Flelschman; in SO West
F'ifty-fifth street. to Mrs. A. r. Shum-
way; In $50 Park avenue to w. r.
Edmington; in 500 Madison avenue, to
Mrs. II. II. Curtis; a large furnished
apartment In 16l East Seventy-ninth
street to Malcolm Stevenson.
Pease G. Gilman leased apartments
as follows: In 1910 Madison avenue, to
J. Andre; In 30 West Ninth street. to
Irving Beebe; in 80 West Fifty ninth
street, to s. NJ. Seymour and Mrs. E..
r. Kelly; In 47S West End avenue. to
Mrs. f. l.. Well; in 49s West End
avenue. furnished. to Michael Manasse :;
and In ga West End avenue, furnished.
TO w. II. Sydman; in s07 Fifth avenue,
to w. q. Graham; In 1896 Park avenue,
to John L. Dietz in 565 Park avenue,
furnished, to Bayard c. Hoppin; in 8
Gramercy park, to Albert II. Greenly !;
in Ia East Thirty-sixth street. fur
nished, TO Fenton Tomlinson: and in
30 Central Park West. furnished, to
Mrs. V. p. Lawrence.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
furnished apartment in l40 West
Fifty-seventh street to Charles h.
Spence. and unfurnishad apartments In
257 West Eighty-sixth street to Dud-
ley Lee Tenney: In 322 East Fifty
seventh street TO James Richard Gem
min. and in l15 East Fifty-sixth street
to Miss Priscilla Whitley.
Vim. A. White &c Sons leased to the
Exchange Buffet Corporation the cigar
stand In the Wall Street Exchange
building. % Exchange place: also at
16-IS Exchange place. offices to Raul
don X. Babcock, Gilbert w. Stratton.
Anthony q. Accas, Ashruff Cosman
Jamal, julius i. Rudow and Joseph A.
Haight.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased Mt IA
West Thirteenth street an apartment
to Lois Warner, at 7l5 Madison avenue
an apartment to Vladirnar De Til!eman
and at - West Sixty-ninth street, a
furnished apartment to Hugo N. Al
fano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased, Of
fices in 500 Fifth avenue to Herman
Rawitser.
The p. NJ. Ohmeis & Co. property. q
four story structure at Gas and Oh
Greenwich street and SIS and ST Wash
ington street 4S.ixl54.9. has been leased
for twenty-one years to warehouse
concern through Irving Wolfe.
Henry S. Kirchner leased for John e
Sewers store in the northwest cor
ner of Park avenue and 10th street foE
five years to Sol Mindlin.
Pease G. Gilman leased offices in Is
Coenties slip to p. Gramagna q co
Of Baltimore. and offices in ZIG FiftH
avenue to the Submarine Salvage Com
pany.
Henry Brady leased for the a0e-Sll
Fifth Avenue Corporation offices ir
s00-3l1 Fifth avenue to John E. Hyde
Jr.: Henry Schmidt & Co.. Fannie
Olvo and James Wilson & Co.
Pocher g. Co. leased to Abraham
Heimalyn loft in 46S Seventh
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
MARKET JOTTINGs.

Pease & Gilman have been appointed
managers OF the apartment house at l6s
East Sixty-first street.
Currier Garage Company is the buyer
of the four story stable. at 100 and III
East Eighty second street sold recently
by the Clark estate through the Brown.
WheeloclS Company.
Katharine A. Galyean Is the purchas-
er of the dwelling at GIT West 1SSth
street sold recently.
Leopold Loeb is the buyer Of the
dwelling at 164 East Ninety first street
sold recently
David Relais. jewelry manufacturer
Is the purchaser OF the vacant lot al
1877 West Fourteenth street, recently
sold for the De Peyster estate through
the Duross Company. Mr.. Belais will
erect a six story loft building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
aUEENs-RIcHMoND DEALS.

Lewis II. May Company sold for Gold
berg a. Levy 3i5 and Sl7 Hudson ave-
nue., Edgemere. l.. L.. to B'ackman &
Finkel The property consists of two
two and half story dwellings and
garages. 40xl0o each.
Frank J. Magerle sold for Mrs. Annie
Weiss five two story business buildings
In Richmond Hill at zoos to 110l6
Jamaica avenue. between 10th and 1tlth
streets, to a client, who will make
alterations in all the buildings for a
resale.
NJ James Hughes. at Port Richmond.
s. l., sold for Joseph ]. Sullivan his
residence on Newark avenue to Otto
NJ Georgi.
Moffatt Il schweb sold for -. j.
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BROOKLYN MARKET.

william Liss. Inc. sold for the Mel
Vile Homes Building Company, Inc,
four semi-detached houses with garages,
9ox1l0. at 1853 to 1i6l East Fifth street.
Realty Associates sold 222 Sullivan
street. new two family house. with
double garage. 24.6xi00, to Philip Saliin
Herbert c. Comstock a. Son sold 47s
Ocean avenue. a dwelling, 62.6x1i0, for
Jennie Munson.
Bulkicy a Horton Company sold a
two story house at G29 Seventy-sixti
street, between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues, for Charles X. Relmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Louis Smith. Jr., sold to Harry STEIN
man and others the apartments on the
east side of Arthur avenue. 1853 feet
south OF 1S0th street. loo4xll.sx irresu-
lar.
Il. Osborne Smith. Inc. sold for Kohn
g. Meter the dwelling. A.5 University
avenue, to Mrs. J. w. Young.
Joseph Bernstein sold to samuel Arm
koff the five story flat Mt s25 East 18th
street, 40x125.
Henry Boschen sold to Charles a.
Reicker the four story flat at 767 East
10th street, 2,.6xl2l.
Samuel Cowen sold 1899 Intervale
avenue. a dwelling. 25XI25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

Rabbit the property at i5l York ave-
nue. New Brighton. S. l.. to George
Lewis.
Cornelius G. Kolff rented for Victor
Ruggiero to Mrs. Fagen the Schoffield
residence on Bay street. S. l.
Moffatt &c Schwab sold for William
O'Donnell the two family house at 1876
Beechwood avenue, New Brighton. S. l.,
to Paul Goldstone.
w. s. Il. Hall reso'd the frame cot
tage at 80 Fairmount avenue. West New
Brighton, S. l.. to William F. Meiners OF
Port Richmond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
DWELLING LEASES.

Pease e. Gilman leased, furnished.
for Mrs. NJ. c.. Knower to /. Townsend
Burden the five story, % foot dwelling
at East Seventy-seventh street; also
for Marie r. McCabe. as executrix of
the estate of James McCabe. to Mrs.
Anna Sidman the three story. II foot
dwelling at $50 East Slxty-second
street, between Second and Third
avenues.
Harry p. Hewes. with Pierre &
Golden, leased to Mrs. Louise I.opatin
the four story dwelling at lis West
Seventy-third street.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vEsEY STREET.
H., Tnaanh u INV

"a Wesley STKEET)
by Joseph p Day.
WEST ST, N cor Charles st, 20.11x92.
story tencment-Lousa NJ. Bode vs. II
w Realty Co ct al: w. T. Troy. atty /:
to the plaintiff. .........,....,.... s22'oVo
BY Henry Brady.
ST NICHOLAS Av. 1890. cor ls7th ST.
grant Industrial Savings Bank VS. Edwin
c Guifoyle ct al: II & J O'Gorman.
attys: due. S34. 040.73; taxes, &c. 81 Olo.o3
to the plaintiff. ................... .s5u'ooo
BY James J. Donovan.
MONROE ST, 2s2. s. 12j Jackson st,
25x0i.G q story tenement and stores
Marshall w Past, exr. Henrietta Spie-
gel ct al; Alfred !. Marley. atty; due
s24s6l.I3; taxes. &C. Sl.43s.6o; to the the
plnintIil 'TAVtVVp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

Crossmond the residence and four acres
Oh the North Shrewsbury River to Por-
ter Hoagland and the l.. III. Amy prop
erty on Riverside Drive. Locust. n. j.,
to an investor.
Thomas s. Burke sold for Sherman
A. Robinson TO Romola D'Alcia a plo;
of land 50xl0o on Rumsey road. the
South Park Hin section of Yonkers.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
Bv JE CONANT e CO Auctioneer
O.F.CE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS
SIX HUNDRED MACHINE TOOLS
The Receiver Of
MEL SON BLOWER & FURNACE COMPANY

OF s.
the main CoEk
tandJone
nd'1 Anenca
Prentice
"Monarc
macn by
irr also THOUSAND o OF other
ant
the o of the
nncng past Of
An and
to of o
the cioners wi all Inquiries
an HJNNEMAN Receivers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

q ,O0O "a. It,. downtown. Brooklyn: five
story brick building. 1o1i0p power plant:
sell or lease. WALTER J. SMITH. isS Mon
tagur ST. brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
Waterfront Warehouse.

100 ooo "a. a.. big yard . story buiidine
garage, Newark. n. j.; long time lease
trokefs paid. WALTER J. SMITH. iss Dion.
tguC e., Brooklyn.
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NEW FACTORIES

Three one story buildings. 75x2i4. At bound
prnok ~. j.; 4 railroads, siding; all I'm.
provefnents. restricted. sell or lease PIERCE
tgT ATf-S Mound Brook. ". J.
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- UNPUBLISHED.

Above 5sth st.--Sth Az. to North River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

Aver Tanning Company bought from
Emil Kaufman and another tho four
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF Brooldyn-saie or Rea,.
CROWN stone FAMILYBRICK
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Seven and bath. parqu't, electric, steam
porch: subway two blocks. price St2 600
Apply sAMMIS G. CLARK, f6i Graham Az
T. sephone Al Grsenpoint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12
Tenement Market Active.

d. Kempner & Son sold for District
No. OF the Independent Order OF the
B'nai Birth a. Fnst I'D street, a four
story tenement, 25xs9.11.
David Lion purchased through T. TT.
Ludlow 4 Co. the four story single flat
1T 223 Fast 127th street, between Sec
cnd and Third avenues. from Charles
Moran.
c. Tuou e. CO.. with c. -. Reid, sold
10 c. Caval'aro the five story tenement.
gSxs39. Mt 1859 Third avenue.
VIM. A. White g. Sons sold for Mrs.
Edith Holden a five story tenement.
e7xi0o II, Mt IS Fast 11ith street 10 Jo-
seph Seldman.
Henry q. Kirschner sold for Samuel
williams the five story flat at 1859
Madison avenue. 25xsb. 20 rottrath
Realty Company; with Edward Sher-
man of Sherman Brokerage Company
for DR. Douglas the three story dwell
ing at 70 Eost nth street, i6sxl0o: also
for Sarah Cohen the dwelling at lis
East 1Oith street, 17xi0o.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Aver Tanning Company bought from
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
59TH ST. NEAR 10TH AVE.

Above 18th st. TO 5oth SO. UnciusIye).
East River 10 North River.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.

Above ssth st--Sth Az. to North River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-12

The Hotel Gotham. at the southwes,
corner of Fifth avenue and Fifty-flftn
: reet, purchased, a few weeks ago by
~. & j. Manger. was conveyed yesterday
J. the Hotel Holding Company to the
. West Fifty-hfth Street Corporation
= re new owners took the proper y sub
jet to a first mortgage for s1,950.00o
& d gave back to the sell ers a purchase
81 1ney mortgage for s650,000 for ten
. ears at per cent. The Gotham ia
j neteen stories and stands on a plo,
1AObxI25.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-28
Bat Repka Must
 Explain Action

Following the boxing bouts in New Haven last night. the New Haven Boxing Commission held a meeting and at the suggestion of Referee Fitzgerald. Battling Repka was not paid one cent for his work against Patsy Bogash,
 The purse is being held by the sec retary of the commission and 1t will be retain ed by him until 6 decision is rendered in the case. Repka has been ordered to appear before the com mission Friday afternoon and explain his actions.
 From the gossip last night and to- day it is extremely doubtful if he will get paid Friday and it would not be surprising if he was barred from participating in any other New E1a- yen shows
 One thing the commission did last night and many bellsved it made a, mistake in so doing was to pay Goode his money, He received $75o for his exhibition against Lou Bogtsh. His bout went five rounds or he re- ceived $15o @ round and $50 a min ute while he faced Bogash.