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The Home news., 1921-06-17

Entered as second-class mat ter Aug. 26, 1915, at the post office at McCrory, Ark, under the Act of March 8, 1879.
The Home news., 1921-06-17

Advertising rates: Readers, 1Oc per line; Display, 20c
 per inch. Phone 40.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-01
COLORADO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Figures now being compiled by the
State Immigration Department from
the records of the State Superin
tendent of Schools for publication in
the Colorado Year Book show very
substantial increases in the value of
Public School property and in the
expenditures for public schools in
in the state in the past biennial per-
iod Reports from all counties
show that the total amount spent for
public School purposes in Colorado
during the school year ending June
80. 1920, was 9,279, ,4O7.44 cri
paerd with s9,S92.699.13 for the
school year ending June 30, 1918.
The amount invested in public
school property at the close of the
last fiscal year was s23.492.493.47,
with one county not reported. On
June 80, 1918, the amount invested
in school property with four coun-
ties not reported, was SIG, ,439, ,0l5.-
II. The average monthly cost of
past schol year based upon total
enrolment in the public schools was
s939 per pupil, compared with
1927 for the school year ending
with June 80, 1918. There has
been a large increase in the total
amount of taxes levied for the sup
mort of the public schools of the
state in the past two years, the in
creased revenue being spent chiefly
for teachers salaries and for new
buildings and equipment. Total
expenditures for public schools in
the state at present exclusive of ex-
penditures of public funds for high
er education, now amount to about
one-third the taxes collected.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-01

TO THE PUBLIC.

The deputy field Assessors will
all soon start out for the purpose of
collecting the values of all the pro-
perty in te county.
The complete valuation OF all
real estate in the county is copied
this year on the several schedules.
showing the total value of the real
estate. the subdivisions, as to hay
land. agricultural land and grazing
land; this is written in upon the
schedules. also the valuation of the
Improvements.
These are copied from the assess
ments as given to the deputies for
the year 1920. Please look over
your assessments and see that the
land is assessed correctly. have
given all the deputies orders to try
and equalize the assessments as
they are taken in the field as this
is the proper time to do this and not
in the office by plat of the several
townships.
The following are the filed depu-
ties for the several precincts in the
county:
Kiowa. Hargisville and Pine View
Joseph Malin.
Ebert and Fondis, L. c .PreklDs.
Smell, Charles Klein.
Matheson, George H. Beckner
Simla, o. M. King.
Bland oloaf Olson
Elizabeth and Lower Running
Creek, b. H. Bonwell.
Agate. William Hippmann.
River Bend. Richard Dammaron
Holt and Kutch, not named.
CARL N. GLEASON.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-01

The hearing to be given the people
Of this community by the Utility
Commission, in regards to the
abandonment of the c. & S. passen-
ger train on this line has been set
April %, we understand
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-01

Chas. Keith, Chairman Commit
bee on Government Relations. OF the
National Lumber Manufacturers
Association says The recon
struction period is charged with
many dangers, as it may result in
and unsound legisla-
tion. If we once lose our business
Independence. how long Will 1T take
us to recover it?"
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-01

Prices have also been reduced on
chilled plows, tractor plows, cream
separators. kerosene engines. seed
ing machines. International thresh
ers, Observation-Disclosures. wagons,
hay presses, and a number of other
lines of which your dealer can give
you full information.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
10 Acres

in Orangewood. A fine country home, with large rooms and. 2 screen rooms; fine old shade. garage, chick en house, Page wire fence. l h acre in orchard; on corner and both roads are to be paved.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY CO. 142 w. Adams. Phone 1858 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
FOR SALE-sl00 CASH DOWN
 COMPLETE SAN DIEGO HOME

FOR SALE-$100 CASH DOWN
 COMPLETE SAN DIEGO HOME
 On account of a change of plans. owner of 7-room house. in city of San Diego, Dc fare zone and Is min utes from center of city. will sell his home. Owners family occupies house and will move as soon as sold. Lot is 100 feet front and 140 feet deep. with five palms and other trees. large stable and chicken houses and runs. House has all sunny rooms. all i'm provements and is a very comfortable home. Cost owner cash $4.250 win sell for $4,000 on a basis of SIS per month until paid down to $2.0o0 which can remain at 7a per cent. Owner will also leave furniture, if desired. for s400 and if necessary to close a deal quickly will allow above terms to include same. SO that pur- chasers will have a home ready for occupancy. Purchaser should show responsibility. Address owner, A. Belmont. Flagstaff. Ariz. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
S5,5OO

New six room brick just being fin ished: oak floors. fireplace. leaded glass B. I. fixtures. hot and cold wa ter. enameied bath and kitchen; tn- verted electric light fixtures. pave ment and shade. A s5.500 place for &5.500. Located at 1915 W. Monroe If not sold by July 1 VIII be for lease.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE Good Goods In
 OrangeWOOd

The cream of the valleyi Ten acres of lovely soil. choice location, no buildings. $5.00e Ten acres, same To- cation as above. with small house and good well. $6.200; s2.500 cash will handle either of these Ten acres. swell stuff. good four room house, fine fruit, including 2s acres of the finest blackberries in the valley; fif- teen thousand grapes cuttings out and growing, worth cents each. Price. $10,oo0, $5,oo0 cash. Ten acres just off Central avenue, 6 room house fine we'll and double garage: fruit, shade, alfalfa, garden crops. best of soil, swell location; best buy in val ley at $7.50o; $2.50o will handle. Five acres. beautiful corner location Sz acres in full bearing mixed fruit. shade: good new house. soft water, . dandy buy at $6, 900: 31.5oo cash will handle this. If you want to live in orangewood. see me; 1t win pay you. FRED A. DIBBLE. IT N. First Ave. Phone 603 br
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
FOR sAle-HousEs
Real Bargain

Six room brick, almost new, large rooms. built in features. large bath room. large bedrooms, cement foun- dation, screen rooms are brick: good garage; blocks from car line. only 5000. $1.500 cash required. balance $35 monthly: no mortgage
 LIVE WIRE REALTY CO. 142 w. Adams. Phone 1853 br
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Build On This

One-haf acre on corner, on Indian School Road. near car line; next street to be paved; priced at only $500, $100 cash will handle: hurry, this won't last. See
 FRED A. DIBBLE
 IT N. 1st Ave Phone sos br
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
A FIVE ACRE SUBURBAN HOME

LOCATED ON NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE IN ORANGEWOOD. THE HOUSE HAS A LARGE LIVING
 ROOM, A DINING ROOM, BEAU TIFUL SUN ROOM. BEDROOMS. ? BATHS, A SHOWER BATH, LARGE SCREEN ROOMS, CELLAR AND A FURNACE. HARDWOOD FLOORS THROUGHOUT T H E HOUSE. IT Is REALLY A MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME. THERE IS ALSO A DOUBLE GARAGE, GOOD WE'LL. PUMP. ELECTRIC MOTOR
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Grove Of Shade

Choicest location. north on the ave- nues, new 5-room brick. with all the latest built-in features. the furniture is included at the price. s65o0. Terms can be arranged. Phone for an appointment. 3591. call for MT. Marlborough. or call at 12e w. Wash ington St.. Room 9. It
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
North Of Library

New 5-room brick. modern to the minute. ideal location; the furniture is, included at this price. s525o. Terms arranged to suit the buyer. Phone for an appointment. s5si. call for Mir. Marlborough. or call al 122 W. Washington. Room 9 ds
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Street Realty Co.
51s WI. Washington

51s W. Washington If FOR SALE-One 1sx20 frame house, never been used; to be moved from lot; price, $150. w. s. Rountree. s w Van Buren St II
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

REAAlOH0
 IF w. Adams St. Phone f234 br EVERYBODY knows the ideal cli- mate and quality of water of Tomb stone, Arix. On account of leaving am sacrificing home comprising IF rooms, all partly furnished: dining room and kitchen with range and boiler: outer wood, coal and chicken sheds, garage, cellar. lighting plant Is XIV. generator, h. D. gasoline engine, and many other articles too numerous to mention: lots of shade. I2 full grown umbrella and box elder trees and some bearing fruit trees: fenced-in garden and shrubbery; all located on fractional silver mining claim in the heart of the Tombstone mining district. yet only four blocks from center of town. Sacrifice at q 500 if taken at once. Address Lee O. Woolery, Agent. Tombstone, Aria.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
FOR sALE-nousEs
House Bargain

Groom frame. screen sleeping porch. i5 block from car line. nice large lot. and will sell furnished for s2iS0. with only $500 cash.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co. i42 w. Adams St. Phone 1853
 It
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

FOR SALE-At a bargain, nice g room and bath bungalow. on corner. paved street. terms. located at 2o46 w. Jefferson street. also two nice lots on E. Mckinley street. Owner at above address IL
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Babbitt Bargains

THESE CARS ARE IN GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION. GOOD PAINT AND RUBBER TERMS. CASH AND TIME. BABBITTS WEST WASHINGTON C 9TH AVE.
 dd
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Half Acre

with small house, water. lights. close to new school and car line; $2o0 cash will handle, with very easy monthly payments; in growing restricted
 district. TOLLESON SAMMUELL LAND co, Room sOs Heard Building. Phone 1882 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

HERBERT S. PRINCE CO,
 REALTORS
 no NORTH CENTRAL AVE. ds FINE corner lot Sixth avenue. LOOK 140 feet, at a bargain. MT. Baum, Sun ny Arizona Inv. Co, 237 N. Central Ave. Phone 1os5. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

PRICED AT $2s.ooo, ONLY s1ss. st PER ACRE FOR GOOD CLEAN LAND, ONE-HALF IN ALFALFA BALANCE READY FOR SUMMEF CROP.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
PRICED AT $1s.ooo. THIS IS A MOST ATTRACTIVE BUY.

HERBERT s. PRINCE CO,
 REALTORS
 110 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. It
 THE BEST RANCH BUY 150 ACRES GOOD SANDY LOAN SOIL, CLEAN, ABOUT ONE-HALF' OF THE PIECE IN NEW ALFALFA. A VERY GOOD STAND. THE BAIL ANCE FLOWED. READY FOR THE SUMMER CROP. WOVEN WIRE FENCE, 3 SMALL HOUSES, BARN AND A GOOD WE'LL.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
S325O

new brick: inside rooms. bath large screen porch. lot 60x135; mod ern except gas. close to new school northeast: $500 cash will handle. These are old time prices and should sell quick.
 ON-SAMUELL LAND co. Phone 42S2. Room 3oS Heard Bldg
 b
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Good Buy

Owner leaving town. Win sell a modern 5 room brick pebble dash house. cement porch. extra good shade. large corner lot N. F.. within two blocks of car line and high school Price. s3.750: $500 cash. BPS per mo.
 B NJ. ATWOOD
 23o w. Jefferson St. Phone 4i1s ds
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Opportunities

Opportunities
 IN THE s5ooo cLAss-BUY
 NOW - YOU WILL PAY
 MORE MONEY FOR THE
 SAME HOUSE THE COMING
 FALL
 s45oo-MoDERN LITTLE HOME
 WITH c AR A c F. - EAST
 FRONT - NORTH EIGHTH AVE -- $500 CASH AND ss5
 PER MONTH
 s5ooo-NEw. MODERN BRICK
 BUN9A ALO W-CLOSE TO
 CAPIToL-H0ME BUILDERS
 TERMS
 s513o-NEw MODERN BRICK PEB-
 BILE DASHED BUNGALOW
 FINISHED IN OLD IVORY
 ALL THE BUILT-TN FEA-
 TURES-wINDOw SHADES.
 AWNINGS. NICE ELECTRIC
 FIXTURES = $500 CASH. $50
 PER MONTH BIG LOT.
 WITH EASTERN FRONTAGE
 NORTH EIGHTEENTH AVE. <5o0o-NEW. NJ O ID E K N BRICK B U \ c A l. O w - ASHLAND PLACE HOME BUILDERS | lssooo-MoDERN BRICK BUSGA- LOW - SOLAR HEATER = CHICKEN YARD F. WILL LETTA = PAVED STREET - PARTLY FURNISHED. IF YOU HAVE A VACANT LOT WE WILL TAKE IT AS FIRST PAYMENT. AND BAL ANCE LIKE REST-BETTEF BUY NOw-YOU WILL PAY MORE MONEY THIS FALL. Greene & Griffin
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Fire Stock

TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER
 Stock of dry goods. shoes and mems anS women's furnishings. slightly damaged by fire, will be sold in bulk Monday. June 20. For in- ventory and examination of stock ap- ply at office of the Arizona Whole salers' Board of Trade. Room fOs. National Bank of Arizona Bldg. ds
 FOR SALE-COMPLETE WIN DOwS AND DOORS. COMPLETE WITH FRAMES AND TRIM: ALSO LUMBER AND OTHER MATERIAL. RARE OPPORTUNITY IF YOU WANT TO BUILD A HOME CHEAP. CALL FIRST AVE. AND MONROE MONDAY MORNING. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
A si2. .ooo REAL HOME FOR ,s.5oo

Beautiful room. B. P. D. bunga- low. oak floors throughout. every conceivable built in feature: large closet space. sun porch. cellar. dou- bie garage. On ONE ACRE LOT. off Central Ave. abundance of fruit and vegetables; reasonable payment will secure this bargain Exclusive with BLOCK & BURNS. 117 w. Monroe
 Phone 4206 1r
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

BY OWNER-Pressed brick bum gslow having six rooms. two bath rooms. two screen porches: attractive yard: lot 75x14o. one best districts in city: on paved street: half block from car line: walking distance from town. Phone 2ff1. Monday. II
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
See 5S1 E. McDowell

Very large living room. inside bed rooms. 2 screen sleeping rooms; paving paid in full; hardwood floors. Immediate possession; garage with concrete approach (nsv runncrs). A good buy. Easy terms. Let us show you Can also buy furniture if de- sired. Mir. Kelly. with
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

FOR SALE Three room house. lot 60x300. chicken yard, blocks car line, northeast. Price s1,900: s220 cash. balance monthly; electric lights and water. Box 3M, Republican. IL
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

LET US SHOW YOU THIS ONE
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Tn Vacation Time"

Before you leave have your house properly covered by a policy in good fire insurance co. See
 JONES & -UMMINS
 sO2 Heard Bldg. br
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Greene & Griffin

Tel iso4. ias North First Ave.
 1e
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

FROM OWNER
 SS2 N 18th Ave. room modern frame and garage old shade ,s block to car line. houses S of w. Roosevelt St. Only s2500-s50o cash. Bal. monthly. Restricted dist. Tel. 4744 Sunday ds 5o1 w Madison-4 room brick lots of shade-summer rate. See owner. 153s West Adams. II
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
S2O0 Per Acre
32O Acres

1n Chandler district. Best of soil DoubIo equipped. Fine condition at 321G per acre. Cash and terms. Was offered $500 per acre last year
 SEE DIR. CULVER !. .. Griffin sAlone." 118 N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

SEE ME for a new brick. large sleeping porches. sell or rent cheap. also I am sacrificing my good. new. clean furniture. for leave town soon. .See me soon 1125 E. Portland. It
 HOUSE WANTED
 have S3.S50 in well secured escrow paper. due Jan- 1. 1922. to turn as first payment on modern house of five or six rooms. Give location and price of property when replying. Address P. O. box 103. Phoenix ds
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Franklin ID. Lane

REALTORS IF w. Adams St. Phone 1234 br
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

-=T0TCE 75 foot front. corner o. T., Ino,s.a. at a bargain. F. o Iot 1885.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

FURNISHED HOUSE Neat cotta ge, rooms. bath and garage. good shade. 1 block of car line; s2000: S25o cash
 B. NJ. ATWOOD CO. 23O w. Jefferson St. Phone 4l19 br
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Divots Mean Nothing
to This Hotel Man

STHERE'S a hotel manager in a
popular FLORIDA resort IN
whose life divots mean moth
ing. His hotel is in a golfing COM
munity, too-one Of the best courses
IN the South.
A guest Of his hotel was urging
that he get up a four ball match az
the course among four noted pros
touring the South, Barnes and Brady
among them.
why. Mr., Blank" replied the
hotel man. did you ever see pro-
fessionals on a course?"
Certainly 1 have-often. What
of it?"
"why, the way they tear UP
course They don't care what they
do to it. They tear up the turf with
their clubs and lift big chunks of sod
out every time they shoot.'
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

Birmingham Kennel Club Bloodhound
Club, Central New York Kennel Club.
Eastern Beagle Dub. Queen City Kennel
Club. Scottish Terrier Club of America.
Seattle Kennel Club and the Southamp-
ton Kennel Club.
The following delegates were elected
y. d. Boehm, to represent the Elm City
Kennel Club Benjamin Phillips. the
Germantown Cricket Club Kennel Asso-
cation DR.. j. r. MacElroy. the Empire
Beagle Club; William II. Kinder. the
Boston Terrier Club OF Amerca +. T,
Eskridge. the Middlesex County Kennel
Club. formerly the Toy Dog Club of New
England julius C. FEEDER, the Pacific
Coast Boston Terrier Club: s. Graham
Wilson Jr. the Mississippi Valley Kennel
Club.
Officers elected for the year are
President. Mr.. Howard Willets: first
vice-presdent. Dr. John r. DeMund
second vicepresident, J. Segeant Price
Jr.; secretary and treasurer, Newton II
Day.
The following standing committees and
trial boards were named
Membership Commttee-John G. Bates
chairman; VIM. Rauch. Edwin l.. Boyer
Geo Greer n. W. Creuzbaur.
Rules Committee-John L. Collins, chair.
Mund, George Greer. VIM. l.. Barclay.
License Commttee--J. Macy Wiiets. chair
man; J. r. he Atund. ]. Sergeant Price, Jr
]. g. Bates, Il. p. Keasbey.
Stud Book Commttee-Russell II. Johnson
Jr., Chairman; VIM. L. Barclay, Ralph c
Stewart.
man; Hollis II. Hunnewel, Howard Wiliets
Publication Committee-Rowiand p. Keas
bey chairman; John j. Collins, J: s.. Wall.
Field Trial Committee-C. Il. Nelson
chairman: Samuel G.. Allen Geo b. Hooley
Law Committee-Ralph G. Stewart, chair
man; Townsend scudder, Russell II. John
son. Jr.
western Representative-R. C. Talsted.
New York Trial Board-Harold Ober. chair
man; Chas. A. Kelly. n. w. Creuzbaur.
Philadelphia Trial Board-Thos. Cadwala
der. chairman; Edwin l.. Boyer, Jos.
Boston Trial Board--Geo. S. West. chair
man;~T. Dickson Smith, W. Prescott VOL
colt,
Chicago Trial Board-Alex H. Stewart
chairman; A. f. Kramer, stuyvesant Pea
body.
Los Angeles Trial Board-Freeman A
Ford. chairman; w. $. Macy, Captain s. NJ
Spauldng.
san Francisco Trial Board-c. W. Conlisk
chairman; Nat. T. Messer. Alex Wofln
The report Of the stud book commit
tee was read in regard to the Shepherd
Dog Club stud book and it was decided
that the requirements for the registra
tion OF all foreign dogs will have to bt
the same as that of an American bret
dog No imported dog shall be regis
tered unless same shall have an authen
tic pedigree of three generations prop
erly certified to and passed upon bs
our Stud Book Committee.
A committee was appointed TO draw
UP proper resolution in appreciation o
the services OF our retiring president, Mr.
Hollis H Hunnewcl
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
ANOTHER FOR DE LA SALE.

The De La Sale Institute basketball
team yesterday gained its eleventh vic
tory of the season. when the Fifty-ninth
street boys defeated the Union Theo-
logical quintet on De La Sales court
by "a to 10. The contest became so
one sided that a second string team was
substituted for the De La Sale first
team during the second period.
Graham and Langton, the winning
teams mainstays, accounted for the ma
jority of the points. Graham bagged
seven field goals and two baskets from
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Club Changes It's Name.

Permission was granted to the Toy
Dog Club Of New England to change the
name OF that club TO the Aiddlesex
County Kennel Club.
The license committee granted the ap-
plication of the Eastern Dog Club for
Jurisdiction in the following territory
surrounding Boston Cambridge. Somer-
vile. Charlestown. Everett. Maiden.
Chelsea, Quincy. Dorchester, Milton. Rox-
bury. Mattapan. Jamaica Plain. Hyde
Park, Readville. Roslindale, West Rox-
bury. Dedham. Brookline. Chestnut Hill.
Newton. Brighton, Watertown and Bel
mont.
The Middlesex County Kennel Club,
formerly the Toy Dog Club OF New Eng
land. is to have concurrent jurisdiction
with the Eastern Dog Club in regard to
Middesex county only.
The following dates for shows have
been granted by our license committee:
October I, Delaware County Kennel Club
Show: October e. Germantown Cricket Club
Kennel Association: March II and 10. Canton
Kennel Club. October 4, ., q and Z. Brockton
Fair: June 4, westchester Kennel Club
November -. Boston Terrier Club OF De-
troit: March 80. Chicago Bulldog Club
April %, Boston Terrier Club OF Rochester
May I, Queensboro Kennel Club; August 9,
North Jersey Shore Kennel Club; June 20,
Columbia County Kennel Club.
March s, Kcnsington Kennel Club; April
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
PRINCETON FRESHMEN LOSE.

ESSEX F'ErLs. n. j., Feb. 10. - The
Kingsley School basketball team de-
feated the Princeton University fresh
man quintet here to-day by score of
81 to IS.
Cavanaugh proved big factor in
Kingsleys victory. caging seven field
goals and five fouls The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
EASY FOR XAVIER PREP.

The basketball team of Xavier Prep
gained an easy victory yesterday. when
it defeated the st. Regis School quintet
on Xavier's court. The score was 43 to
20. Xavier rolled up a II point ad-
vantage in the opening period. The first
half ended % to ) in favor of the win
ming team. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
ARMY SQUEEZES A
VICTORY FROM UNION
West Point Five Plays an Ag-
gressive Game and Wins.
32 to 30.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YonK HERALp
WEST POINT. y. ", Feb. l9.-Army
won close game of basketball to-day
from Union. The final score read:
Army, g.; Union, 80. At half time the
Army led 10 TO IA, but Union took the
lead several times throughout the final
period.
The West Pointers displayed much
improved form to-day. but some smooth
ness was lacking in their passing and
floor work. On baskets from the field
Union made twelve, while the Army got
eleven. The game was fast and the play
OF both teams aggressive but clean.
Vichules starred with sensational shots
from far down the court. The lneup
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
1000 Dogs Entered.

The annual show of the Eastern Dog
Club takes place on Tuesday next al
Mechanics Building. Boston and will
continue over Wednesday and Thursday.
1t promises to be the biggest show in
the history OF the club Over one
thousand dogs have been entered, ter
riers. bulldogs and sporting dogs peing
in the majority. In fact there arc
several of the fancy breeds which OK
eel the Westminster Kennel Club Show
numerically
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

PRACTICALLY NEW CARS.
OPEN TUESDAY.
1921 Hudson, Z pass. sedan. 1900 miles.
1927 Ford sedan. now.
1920 Oldsmobile ''s' : pass. touring.
1870 Chalmers 4 pass. sport.
1920 Maxwell pass. touring.
1920 Moon pass. touring.
1920 Chandler { pass. touring.
1920 Hudson pass. sport.
1920 Chalmers pass. touring.
1870 Ford sedan.
1920 Overland, model T. touring.
1919 Dodge touring.
1919 Lexington sedan.
1919 Colo ! pass. sport.
1910 Buick roadster.
1919 Oakland roadster.
1910 Cadillac Amesbury sedan.
1918 Hudson : pass. touring.
Dodge sedan.
And SO others. from $500 TO sI00
TIME PAYMENTS.
Omen 10 u daily Sunday 10 to I.
Tho BRIGHTON AUTO EXCHANGE. Inc,
Appraisers to the trade,
ioTT Atlantic nV.. cor Franklin nv,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
CLAsON M. A. QUINTET WINS.

Clason Military Academy swamped
st. Michaels High OF Hoboken yester-
day in basketball game played on the
soldiers court at Clason Point, The
score was 3S to II. The home team
took the lead at the start and held COM
mand throughout. Clason led at the
end of the first half by % to ). The
lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Kind Should Qualify for the AA-Breed Prize in

the foul line, while Langton Gagged five
field goals Kenny. Knapp and Kracht
also played well for De La Sale. The
lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

field-French. 8: vichules. 5 Dabezies. q
Pfelffer. Smythe, kessler. Brucker. .: Sim
3: Karngut Goals from foul-French, out
Of H. Brucker, out OF 10. Substitutions-
Army. Bonnet for French. Smythe for Pfeif-
fer; Union, Wilbur for Simmons, Drohan for
Getman, Jones for Drohan. Getman for
Jones Time of halves-Twenty minutes
Howard Cam, n. u. u.