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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-10-13

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This tonic for women only based upon the prescription OF
famous physician disorders of his life study That IS
thousands of 1t has gwen them the
right will that for need this service get Dr.
TODAY
thanks suggestion that brought the joyous ree thai w give
Sold by all drug stores in 81 90 bottles
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-10-13
cessful fit and

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blurred vision
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-10-13

Fourth We give the. same
careful attention to the
fitting of frames that we
. do to the measuring of
lenses, which is very nee
essary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

Patterson Avenue. 3lo0 block.
rooms. bath Cile). hot-watcr
heat. hardwood floors. Early
possession: Slo.5O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

/ Take Highland Park ear nj |
Seventh and Broad and get off III |
First Avenue and Milton Streets,
Go In the morning and avoid thc
afternoon rush. Phone Madison
1882.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
VILLA
HEIGHTS
Stop IL,
Petersburg Pike

one dollar per week and small pay
ment down. without interest or taxes.
WIN buy largo lot, fronting car
inc ana concrete road, size 50XI5O
shortly. but you can select Your lot
now and get tho best. Cali me al
Madison als2, 1909 Mutual building.
or Randolph t5t2-W. and make an
appointment to see these beautiful
lots, Don't delay. AZ there are only
limited number which will be tor
sale this spring.
4. J. DAUGHTREY.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
CARY MFG. co...
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
Edward c. Delafield Named a
Director of Realty Associates

Edward c. Delafeld, president of the
Franklin Trust Company, has been
elected a member of the board of d.
rectors of the Realty Associates In
vestment Corporation, with Offices at
81 Nassau Street, Manhattan, and 1862
Remsen Street, Brooklyn.
The personnel of the board of di-
rectors as now constituted lis as fol-
lows: Frank Bailey. vice-president
Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY:
Andrew D. Baird, president Of the
williamsburg Savings Bank; Charles
s. Brown, chairman of the board of d.
rectors of the Brown Wheelock Com
pany, Inc; William NJ. Greve vice
president Realty Associates Investment
Corporation; Crowell Hadden, president
Brooklyn Savings Bank; Lewis j. Horo-
witz, president Thompson Starrett
Company; Edward T. Hcrwlll, secretary
williamsburg Savings Bank; Clarence
fl. Kelsey, president Title Guarantee
and Trust Company; Clifford S. KELSEY.
ce-president Realty Associates; Fred
erick Potter, president o. B. Potter
Properties, Inc; James G. Wentz, d.
rector Realty Associates, and William
Fl. Wheelock, president Brown-Whee.
lock Company, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
Free Dwelling
Places in Country
For the Asking
Vacant Lot Gardens Ass0cia'
tion to Establish Tent
Colony on 25 Acres al
Berkeley Heights, N. J.

The Vacant Lot Gardens Associates
demonstrated in 1910 that family es'
raise all the truck il needs on eiH
lot. and 50 started the millions o.
war gardens"
1t now announces that ID has seeufr1'
the use of twenty five acres Of exec.
lent land in New Jersey on the Pas~a
Rlver just beyond Summit. The riss
at this point affords fishing and ps1.
ing. The association intends TO shv. ..
ny example that tents are an lmnedis.
and practical relief for the hoasias
problem. Sites sufficient for tens sns
garden will be allotted free on applis.s'
rlon by letter TO the Vacant Lots p
sociation, Berkeley Heights, n. j., e..
ing references and any informstioss ~. :
70 circumstances and adaptabiiity. 10, -,
is working model Of a free aoe''A'
scheme. 8.
Other land for the same pan = =
solicited by the association, as So. !.
charges no rent and has few eont''''
tions. :.
Bolton Hall, the treasurer, rep0isr
mat. People say tents are for snn'.sst y.
but l have lived in a single tens ID =,
winter of Montana with nothing Dus
little sheet IRON wood stove and p'. :.
very comfortable. A double tent u
warm as Il house" 1.
This property is not for sale ana !;
to be used by those who wish to spec PEE.
the summer in the suburbs or to q.
tinue there during the autumn non'',,i
Those wishing TO take advantage =,
this can do so by writing to =.
Berkeley Heights Vacant Lot AssosS
ton.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

place one or two garages therein there
would be no way of preventing the es-
tablishment of a chemical factory or
other Injurious industry in the midst
OF the residential district. This provi-
sion lets in the right sort OF garage.
but keeps out industry
Building in School Sections
A recent amendment was made to
the zonlng law regarding garages
which is not generally known. Some
OF the clty's large public and parochial
schools are in unrestricted districts.
and there has been considerable COM
plant about new garages being al
lowed under the shadow of these in
stltutlons, where noise and fumes were
produced near the school, TO say moth
ing of dangers to the school Children
The amendment provides that no new
garage can be placed within 200 feet
OF such school. This also was made
TO apply to incorporated charitable
HOSPITALS
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
Van Raalte Co. Take,
Floor in Textile Building
Close to Three-quarters of an
Acre Leased for 20 Years:
Quarters Will Be Block Ioro

George Backer, president of the Tex
tile Building. Inc. has leased to the
Van Raalte Company the second floor.
approximately $4,000 square feet, IN
the Textile Building, under eonstruc-
tion on the east side of Fifth Avenue
from Thirtieth to Thirty-frst street.
Tor ten years from February /. 1921.
at a gross rental of approximately
$7oo,0o0. L. J. Phillips & Co. were the
brokers' The Van Raalte Company was
represented by Bennett & Wattenbcrp,
Van Raalte Company, the leading
concern in America in veilings. sils
gloves and silk undergarments, is To-
Gated at Sixteenth Street and Fifth
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
ON LAKE GEORGE.

tWO unusually desirable cottages near
Hague. completely furnished for house
Keeping and with good market facilities
one near my residence and convenient
to the Island Harbor Hotel-ten rooms
and bath, running water electric bells.
Gas lighting, fuel and ice free. Lawn
beautiful grounds, splendid bathing beach
Rent for season. $500.
The other seven rooms and bath run
ming water. Fuel and ice free. Rent
$3.50. Apply W: ID. MANN, . West 45th
Street, New York
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
EARM RARE AIN

$500 buys nice little farm 6 acres
Make your living on chickens and eggs
A grand view of the Catsliill Ats and
Nalkill Valley; High elevation; s minutes
70 trolley for Poughkeepsie and Highland
House piazza. good barn, woodshed. lino
well water al your kitchen door; newly
painted and papered. II you want an
inexpensive country property Investigates
brokers protected; quick buyer gets this
$1,000 cash; balance mtge. d. c. STORR.
Owner. New PaltZ. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
GREENWICH, CONN.
Furnished Houses
THOMAS N. COOKE
NTH Bldg. Tells. 430-1330 Greenwich,

the Hudson. \. Y.


For Sale--Cicntleman's Country F1s-
tate, beautifully situated on high cleva-
ton, with superb view of Catskill Noun
tains. Within easy reach of King stOn, AL
bany and New York. Residence contains
Is rooms, including bedrooms and 9
baths. All modern improvements includ-
ing steam heat telephone, etc. Outbuild
barn. stable, dwelling houses. garage
summer house and conservatory. Large
grounds. As acres, with fruit trees, garden,
etc. Water supply from Catsllills. Apply
to estate Of GEORGE w. WASHBURN,
Saugertes, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
SHOREFRONT ON SOUND

Private beach. no finer location within
an hour of Grand Central; master and .
maids rooms, two up-to date baths bill
lard room. sun parlor 12.0X24.0; open fire
places. furnace, electricity; unusual on
portunity; 1850, or completely furnished
1900: brokers protected. owner, room
!l1 25 West 42nd st, n. Y. Telephone So.
NOrWalk 612
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
NATURALLY
Beautiful Country Place

centrally situated in village of Coxsaclxie
n. Y; twenty miles below Albany: one
hundred fifty feet above and overlooking
Hudson river; seven acres: fine orchard
anu lawn; large eims lovely pine grove
garage; fertile soil for garden; must be
seen to be fully appreciated
ADDRESS j. &. NEWBCRY.
C0xsackie, y. "
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
Another l.. I. City Factory

The Roman Callman Company sold
tor the Guaranty Trust Company, as
trustee, to builder the plot at the
Thirteenth Street, containing 1000
square feet. The property will be inn
proved with q six-story loft building.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED.--Te to twelve room house with
glimpse Of river Or park; modern improve
ments; American basement preferred. Price
neighborhood $4,000 substantial cash pay
ment. Write 2. o. Box 1876. Grand Central
Station. or telephone LenoX 6209
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
MOST ATTRACTIVE PLACE ON The HUDSON
For Sale Real BARGAIN Very Easy Terms.

Unsurpassed natural loca %
tion commanding beautiful
and extensive views of the
river and its banks for many
miles. including the Highland
range of mountains. These
Views appear In some OF
Inness' paintings. Two hun
dred feet above river: fivc
minutes walk to railroad
station and steamboat land
ing; near state road: two
acres Of level and sloplne
grounds piece Of woods;
fine lawn and q variety OF
large shade trees; well-built
house filled in with brick
cool In summer, warm In
winter; ~ rooms, IA closets
hot water heat throughout .;
wood fireplace in living
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

STONE BUNGALOW; airy rooms, partly
furnished: SO acres, with a beautiful lake
near Port Jervis. Orange County. Full
price. 81 500. part casn. KUSHNER 20s
EAST BROADWAY, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
House for Alcan Hirsch

Pease Gilman let furnished for
Mrs. Lorimer Worden to Alcan Hirsch
the three-story dwelling ia East Sew
enty-fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

FOR SALE-s12 600 BUYS
AtfLE ORCHARD, NEW PALTZ, n. Y
Apple orchard that pays; investieate:
young anu thrifty. to - years in fuli
bearing ESQ trees best varieties; rs tons
nay and can be doubled; $4,000 gross in
come; hay barn only building; within one
minute normal SCHOOL. $4,000 cash, bal
mtEe. d. c. STORR. Owner, New Paitz
n. Y. ~ "''@'
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

Excellent farm. country home property
450 acres farmland. woodland, mountain
lake; located at base of grand old
mountain. on finest Dutchess County lake :
prettiest spot Imaginable; nice house.
farmers house bungalow. lodge tinable
land good; large orchayd. Martin Thew.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

A REAL FARM FOR A REAL MAN
800 ACRES best Dutchess County land
a., az aoie; hne buildings. , silos; plenty
lSTERED HOLSTElNS, many A. r. o.;
station one mile: at half value to close
Mount Vernon. \. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

Ideal summer home Heautifu, huroa
low IN the Catskils near the famous Asia
Kan Reservoir. Twelve acres of land. well
watered. Five room, on.,, "Vii
Price S2G5O PN AiePiace' )
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
TILDEN VICTOR
OVER BRITI5HER
American Tennis Star More
Than Holds Own in the
Wimbledon Match.

Wimbledon. Eng June 24.-(By the
Associated Press).-The third day
play in the British championship ten
MS tournament brought forth num-
Der Of astonishing reverses Of ex-
pected results. chief among them the
defeat Of two Of Frances most skill
full players, Andre Colbert and VII
liam II. Laurentz, who have been
mentioned as Frances representatives
in the Davis cup matches Colbert and
Laurentz were vauQuished respective
" by the japanese player Shimidzu
and J. Brugnon Of France
All the American players except one
came through the days play success
fully. Three Of them defeated op-
ponents in singles. while two others
went through the first round Of the
doubles. disDosing Of their opponents
in straight sets The sole defeat OF
an American was due to default
TfIdeu An Easy Victor.
William T. Tilden, Of philadelphia
won from S. Franklin. OF Surrey, 6-l
81, 60. completely outclassing the
EuFlishman with his brilliant drives
and cut strokes C. s. Garland Of
Pittsburgh. won in straight sets from
Charles Winslow. winner Of the Olym-
pic tournament in Stockholm and
sormer champion Of South Africa
Ehile Axel Craven Of California,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
What Do You
Know About Sport?

aucauun8-
when was the javelin throw
added to the A A U. program
when were the junior amateur
track and field championships held
first2
5-Whsn did sam Hardy win the
Pacific coast tennis championship?
WAS the national open golf
championship ever held on the Pa
5-Had Nike oDowd ever boxed
Johnny Wilson before losing the
s-when was the first bout be-
tween Frankie Mason and Carl Ire
maine2
T-when did Urban Faber join the
White SoL2
Slow old is Herbert Thormahlen
OF the New York Tankees2
Slow old is Fred TOney.
10.-Who had the better batting
average last season, Ruth OF Cravath-
Answers To Yesterdays Questions.
The class "A minor leagues are
the American association. Pacific
coast and new International
2.-1uchael H Sexton, OF Rock
Island, III. is president Of the Ma
tional Association OF Professional
5.SThe Pacinc- Coast league season
closes October II.
4-Ehmke played with the Buffalo
Federais-
5.-The worlds record for the 500
yard run is 80 3-5 seconds tamateur)-
The professional record IS 30 seconds
6.-Ths pentathlon was first in
cluded in the olympic program at
Athens in 1906
The service in tennis starts
from the right court
S.-Ouimet won the western ana
teur golf championship in 1871
s.-Jeffries got a total OF S11I.066
Tor fighting Johnson. the sum includ-
ing his percentage, a bonus and nov
ing picture privileges
l0.-Jack Dowuey beat Dempsey
in a four round bout in 1916.-Copy-
right, 1890, Thompson Feature Ser
vice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
Record OF Marvel Imposing
One OfBest MatMe Overseas

A DDRESSED to matchmaker John
a Mcintosh Of the FL Paso Wrest-
ling association a bulky package
arrived in the city from the north
Wednesday afternoon and was de-
livered to the headquarters OF the mat
impresariO on san Francisco street
When first opened IL resembled tho
proof sheets Of young novel but
when manager Mac" got his spec
tacles-if he wears them-and bent
his nose down over the documents It
was seen that they composed nothing
short OF the record Of the masked
marvel who is TO meet Mattye Mat
suda at Liberty hall one week from
tonight Mac" sat up the greater
part OF Wednesday night porting over
the record and only went to bed when
he was satisfied that the possessor Of
the record is one Of the best men in
the wrestling game at 153 pounds.
The record contained announcement
Of victories over some Of the best
middleweights in the world
some Dope About Him
Some Of the facts learned about the
advent OF the masked marvel" who
is to endeavor TO take the weller
weight crown away from Matsuda
are;
a native Of Montreal
He does not possess cauiiflOWer
ears although he has been in the
mat game - years and has met
the toughest in his division
He g. one OF the most scientific
men in the game This fact Is
cleaned from newspaper clippings
Of his previous appearances in
eastern rings
He wears mask for reasons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24

known only TO himself. but as
serts thar he has found Il easier
TO win wearing n mask than TO
come into the ring with no mask
ut all.
The marvel is superbly confident
that ne viii be returned victorious
over Matsuda and Is willing to wager
quite a sum on his chances OF being
returned victor IN the contest.
Is Not Jack Reynolda-
he is not Jack Reynolds, the Cedar
Rapids star. Jack has issued a chal-
lenge to the victor Of the match and
wishes TO wrestle here about the mid
die Of July. He Is personally &C
quainted with the ability Of the
marvel" and believes that he viii
best Matsuda. He is proficient IN
the different methods and styles or
wrestling and is an adept az Jlu
Matev Matsuda has started hard
training for the contest and is work
ing daily at Liberty hall in prepara-
ton for the contest
Mafty. himself. does not know
the identity OF the @mnrrel7 and
Il Is doubtful n anyone does eN-
cent matchmaker Mcintosh him
self. and he L. sworn to secrecy
In fact the only confederation, he
SAYS, that the marvel could ne-
cent the conditions of the match
was thar his name be kept a sec
ret until he choose to give II out,
himself
He win arrive in the city about
Monday and viii work out at Liberty
hall The local wrestling manage
ment has been authorized 10 obtain
the best men possible to spar with
him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
Murphy Will Arrive July
Cavalry Star To Meet Carter

TOMMY MURPHY. Fifth cavalry
lightweight champion and unde-
feated holder Of the southern de-
partment weller title win arrive in
Fl Paso about July ] TO finish train
ing for his scheduled match with
Tommy Carter on Independence day,
he advised matchmaker jim Erwin
wednesday night
Has Been Working Hard.
Murphy has been engaged in light
work for the past month at his camp
at Maria, Texas, where the Fifth
regiment and he needs but little hard
training to tone down his condition
for a hard bout with Carter. Tommy
was VI in the air for several hours
when he learned Of the draw verdict
Of the Carter Hill bout and he wrote
TO Erwin that he would be willing to
meet both boys in the near future In
view Of the fact that Carter Is the
champion Of the southwest, match
maker Erwin considered that the
former signal battalion star had the
best claim for the match. however.
The winner OF the match will be
signed to battle Hill about July %
or so.
Erwin has an attractive card
lined up for July 10. he proposed
to bring ssDandyn Dick Griffin the
fast little Fort Worth feather and
Kid Payo together on this date.
The border feather title Will be nt
stake Inasmuch as Griffin has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
PETE CROSS IS
TRAINING HARD
Serappy Bantam in Good
Shape for Battle at
Stafford. Ariz.

FL Paso Is the home OF an aggres-
sive little bantamwslght scrapper
who viii In the future bear the colors
OF the International Sporting club in
all Of his engagements. He Is Pete
Cross. managed BY Nicholas Sollitto.
and Is considered one OF the fastest
boys OF his weight In the southwest
Cross IS TO make his first appear
auce in this section on July 5 when
he battles Kid Bernard at Stafford.
ARK. at III pounds While Cross Is
willing to take on any one from 10
to 116 pounds, he can make this
weight with ease and be strong. ac-
cordinE to pilot Solitto. he Is train
ing lndustriously at the international
club and Is in excellent condition at
the present time
Cross has met and defeated some Of
the scrappiest boys OF the bantam d.
vision and In the event he ls returned
victor over Bernard, he intends 70 90
after the best men Of his weight in
the southwest
He viii leave for Stafford IN q few
days, as he desires to train there and
give the fans a line on his ability.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24

sIEnffied HIS intention OF meet
ing the FL Paso star at the feather
limit OF rs pounds Griffin can
do less than this weight. he says,
and PayO can also come down to
However, inasmuch as both are de-
sirous Of meeting for the southwest
ern championship at this weight, IL
Will be the specified scale to go into
the articles.
Erwin Feels Good.
Erwin is enthusiastic over the big
attendance Of district fans which
we're on hand to lend their unqualified
approval to the Monday night card.
Every little detail Of ring manage
ment from the handling Of the pre-
lininaries the appointment OF a com
petent announcer and the seating OF
the big crowd to the staging Of the
headliner bout was done in true mill
tary fashion. There was a slight de-
lay in the staging OF the first pre-
liminary due TO the hardness OF one
Of the principals but everything went
off in great shape and matchmaker
Erwin and Lieut.. Bill" McCullouch,
district boxing officer earned the
approval Of every fan present.
SeoEie MuSkOpf or Battling
Shapiro viii face aggressive Eddie
HanIon in the Hemi-finnI OF the
Independence day card. Eddie
has been particularly anxious to
meet either of these boys Mus
kopf Is a sturdy hard hitting bat
tier who viii give Hanlon hard
fight while the ability Of shapiro
Is well known
Babe CabeIl and Floyd Briggs, Of
the gath infantry will be signed to
battle a return engagement as the
serni-final to the Griffin-Payo en-
gaEement on July IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
ReSOIute Victor
In Yacht Trial

Bristol, r I, June 24.-The sloop
Resolute added the seventh win to
her string Of victories in the Amer
ica's cup defe-as elimination series
Wednesday. defeating the Vanitie by
one minute, seven seconds. corrected
time. Today's race, the tenth Of the
series. was over a 20 mile course
with Windward and leeward legs.
The Resolute made a slow getaway
as she jibed for a new start Both
Yachts split tacks after starting. the
Vanitie going to port and her rival
to starboard- The beat to windward
was a hard battle, the Resolute gain
ing a few seconds On the return the
Vanitie gained and led the Resolute
by one second at the finish, losing the
race on the time allowance OF one
minute. eight seconds On the run TO
the finish spinnakers were not used
by either boat, as both ran to lee
ward
Sell OIL Stock to CurffsE & Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
Princeton Golf
Team Still Leads

Glencove. n. =. June 24.-Prince-
ton golfers still maintained their
lead at the end Of IS holes Wednes-
day in the team championship OF the
intercollegiate Golf association over
the Nassau Country club links. The
Tiger golfers gained a q stroke ad-
vantage over Yale.
To start the third round OF the
team event. which is coincident with
the qualifying test for the individual
title play to begin tomorrow. J Simp-
son Dean, Princeton golfer, returned
a fine a. ten strokes better than A
L Walker, IT., OF Columbia winner Of
the title a year ago
Princeton golfers. including Dean.
Pulling, Martin ". Littleton. jr., and
J. Il. Douglas had a total OF 524 for
today and e54 for the 81 holes. Yale
was second with SIS and Dartmouth
third with zoos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
Hagen Shoots Is
On English Links

Weybridge. Eng. June 24.-Walter
Hagen and Jim Barnes. the American
professionals, competed Wednesday
in the first half Of the qualifying
round OF 50 holes for the golf cham
nionship Of Deal-on-the-St. Georges
hin course. Hagen did fairly well
with a score OF Is, being tied with
seven other players, including the
present champion, Harry Nardon-
Barnes had an ST. His game was
better coming in than going out
The lowest score OF the day, 62, was
made by Abe Mitchell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24

forced Erik Tegner. Of Denmark 90
lower his colors. In the doubles the
Tilden easily won in straight sets
from the Englishmen. u. Blithmsn
and P. Harrison The score was Ga,
81, 81.
The default was made by Samuel
Hardy OF Chicago, captain OF the
American team. to Stanley n Doust.
Of Australia It came when each
player had won two sets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
BABE GETS HIS
10th HOME RUN
Yankee Slugger Sends Ball
Into Right Field Stands;
Indians Win.

St Louis. No. June z4.-Ruth hit his
goth home run Of the season in the New
Yorlz-St Louis gama wednesday. The VS.
itors won taking the odd game OF series.
shawkey was forced TO retire IN the ninth
when he strained his left side while pitch
Ing Leading off in the sixth. Ruth drove
the second ball pitched into the center
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-24
GIANTS WALLOP
c. ALEXANDER
Toney Bests the Cub
Marvel in Pitching Duel;
Dodgers Best Pirates.

New York. June 24.-Toney bested Alex
ander in a pitchers battle, New York de-
feating Chicago Wednesday. After Chi
cago took the lead IN the first Of tho
seventh Inning on a double steal worked
by the former Giant stars. Merkls and
Herzog. New York batted out two runs m
the second half on singles by Young and