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The New York herald., 1921-03-29
HoREMANs LEADS CUTLER.

Edouard Horemans. European balkline
billiard champion. yesterday defeated AZ
bert Cutler. 500 20 SEQ. in the opening
block Of their handicap 1s.l match in
Klein's Room. The Belgian Is to play
for 2,400 points in the three blocks. while
Cutler is to garner 1900 points. The
scores:
AFTERNOON GAME.
Horemans-ff, 10 %, VI, o, 0, 50, 1. 1s, ..
o. -. II. o. 52. 0. 80. 4. Q, Q. ;. Total. 2e2.
cutier-G. 0. i, 2. II. IL. 4. 0. II. !. !. H..
], 9. "a. -. IL, -, Q. II. ~. Total, 500.
Average. ~ i7-2i.
NIGHT GAME.
Cuticr-o, q. o, o, 1. q, is. :, a. 81. q.
I age. IA.
' Horemans-i4. %, 1os. IL. 0. 8. 20. 0. 3.
Q. 5. i24. o. 20. J. 81, 10. ?, Q. -. Total sos.
Average. % $40.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
"A. A. u. Announces Title
Cross Country Dates

TOR tho first time in the history
or the local association OF the
4 Amateur Athletic Union junior
and senior metropolitan cross-coun-
try championships will be staged on
the Sabbath
This was decided lest night. when
tie championship committee met il
tie local a. a. n. headquarters and
selected Apiil q for tho Junior title
race end May ! as the date for tho
running ~ the senior event
Both races will BE- hold over the
Van Cortlandt Park course. Every
competitor covering the course under
thirty-fivo minutes will be awarded
a time prize.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
FOR PoGGENBURG CUP.

In tho continuation Of the handicap
halklinc tournament for the Poggen-
rurg cup IN the Rational Recreation In
Brooklyn last night Francis s. 49,
rleby. Joseph Neustadt and Sidney
Brusscl were returned tho yic,ors.
Appeby defeated John Ward. 80 20
r.: Ncustadt triumphed over Cyril
Sloane. i25 to %. while Brussel won from
J. ". Clemens. i95 TO ~. Apploby re-
turned the bcst run or any OF the COM
pstitors when he ran fifty points. Neu-
stadts best string was twenty-seven.
while Rrussel had q collection OF sixreen.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
n, Fishermen rmpos,ently Awaiting Saturday

what has happened to all the trout fisher
men? April first will be here before we know
II. and II looks as II the tyro must venture
forth without tho usual advice or the sages.
T1ounder news is becoming boresome. What
about the six best patterns7
perhaps ] can start something Dy listing
the following. which have conslstently served
~ fili my basket: Salmon hackc fin. yellow
naokle Little Lehigh, Seth Green and Par
nachewc Belle.
'erhia fcxtet IL kept always wet down IL
thc little tin work box and. nv addition,
believe in we'll filled fly bool, tucked away
In The inside pocket as n precaution OF pre-
pa redness against the unexpected.
Last year IN fishing stream In which the
Seth Green had been taking for several
days fen victim - mat trembling helpless
ncsr which grips Us when they are jumping
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
PATSY CLINE DISQUALIFIED

ROCHESTER, March 2s-Referee Dick
Nugent Of Buffalo stopped a scheduled
fifteen round go between Irish Patsy
Cline OF Newark and Cal Delaney OF
Cleveland In the fifth round here to-
night Nugent claimed that Cline was
stalling. Up 20 the time OF the referees
decision Delaney had the better Of the
o. according 70 newspaper critics.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

lowing his knockout Of George Adams
at the Manhattan Casino last Thurs
day night Herman made a match to
meet Willie Spencer at the Pioneer S. C.
tomorrow night 1t is predicted that
Herman will catch Tartar in Spencer.
1t was said that Herman would find
Adams hard nut to crack. Fighting
in his present form Herman is pugilis-
tic Tartar
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
DEAN SQUASH VICTOR.

d. J. Dean yesterday defeated Major -
A. slgaud in the final round OF the bandit
cap squash tennis tournament Of the
Army and Navy Club. Bean triumphed
over his opponent in four game match
bv 15--12, 15-e, 12--15. 15--1o.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
G0RMAN WHIPS EDWARDS.

Joe German. the California light
weight. last night won the Judges de-
cision over frankie Edwards In a fif-
teen round bout III the Broadway FIX
hibltion Association in Brooklyn. The
bout was interesting. with both lads
fightlng from gong 70 gong.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
TITLE ron JOHNNY cL,NToS.

BOSTON. Match 2S.-Johnny Clinton OF
Boston won tho New England lightweight
championship when he was awarded The
decision over Jimmy Fruzzctti OF Brockton
IN 4 ten round bout here tonight. Both boys
weiEhed In nt t35 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
.JABEz WHITE r.osEs.

DETROIT. March 2S.--Car Tremaine of
Cleveland outpoiuted Jabez White Of Albany
W . ten round bout here Tonight. News
paper opinion gave Tremaine five rounds,
| " Nnite two and the others were declared
even. Both men finished strong. They are
bantnmwslghts.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Johnny Buff and Abe Goldstein. who
meet in contest that is advertised as
for the flyweight title at the Manhattan
Casino next Thursday night. should not
forget that the limit OF the fyweight
class under the Walker law is 112
pounds at 2 o'clock on the afternoon Of
the day set for the encounter. Goldstein
has been weighing lis pounds in ma
jority OF his recent fights, and II Buff
can do better he should do so. No bout
at a greater weight than 112 pounds can
be considered as a ttular contest, or
even an elimination match.
Buff and Goldstein are crack boxers
and their meeting should be sufficiently
interesting without claiming a cham
pionship phase not warranted by the
facts.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
EE:YxlaXsliX3

AUTos-TIkES- -BoDIES--TUBES.
Finest Line Of Auto Bargains Extant!
Prices Lowest Ever! All Best Makes!
6 to 10 Mos. Time to Pay, if desired.
No no Notes. No Mortgasges. No Pnbileit,i i,so,
Mercedes Sedan. Limousine; Renault Tosncar
Lancias: Limousine. Landaulets; Stutzes:
Touring, Sport and Sedan: Wlnton Ioyriny
Daniels: ''S'' Touring and Sport Model
Morcers; Chandler Sport. REQ Landaulet.
Hudson "A Pass. Coupel; Cadillacs: Touring
Scdans; Peerlcssos: Touring and sport.
Stearns Towncar; Oldsmobie (Fleetwood
Suburban.; also Touring and Runabouts.
Taxis and Colpes. and 100 other makes
Prices $500 to $4,000
All Cars AZ Representedl Square Deals Heroi
A GREAT TIRE SALE
Goodyear, Goodrich. Firostone, U. s.. Empire,
General, Gillette, Lee Republic, Dunlop and
100 other makes.
Some Blen,shcd- Lots Of Firsts;
At $3.50. $40. s12. SIS. SIS, SEQ and up.
A Saving Of 5095 to 8095.
35x5-37.5 at st5. SIS. SO, s25.
Tubes: "Firsts," at $1.50 to $3.50.
Used Tires SIS. SO. 81, SIS, SO.
We Beat All Prices! Try Us!
a Splendid Opportunity to Stock upl
Auto odies-Remoyal Sale.
Types Closed or Open--Bg Stock
Any Body at Cost or Less!
Come and Make oTor
JandOrf Automobile Co.,
Telephone. Circle 247e. Established IN 1899.
235-237 w. 50th ST., near Bway.
Tire Dept. 1851 Broadway. corner SD.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Tntals

Totals. JOtals......*s. y
Blues-Goals. g. earned. q; by handicap, o;
total, ~ Whites-foals earned. o. by handl-
cap .: total g. Referee-F,. y. Clausen.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

THERE'S no place like horne--if It's in the
Country. See Country Bonrders Wanted
in to-deys Herald Want Ad, psses.-Asr.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

AS soon as Packy O'Gatty's sentence
expires Che was suspended for thirty
days by the Boxing Commission for not
being hit foul by Roy Moore) he VIII be
matched with Pete Herman. Some OF the
close followers of ring events express sur
prise over the failure of the commission
TO suspend O'Dowd for being careless
and getting hit foul by Wilson.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

hour at which the Boxing Commission
ers knock off work for the day, they
had not announced reversal II the
decision awarded to Johnny Wilson over
Mike O'Dowd. This, despite the fact
that O'Dowd really won on foul. as
is proven by the fact that he is now in
4 hospital recovering from an operation
for hernia made necessary by injuries
inflicted by Wilson's foul blows.
j. Q. McNally of Jersey City writes to
THE NEW YORK HERALD as follows re-
garGing the Wi'son-O'Dowd affair:
1T is certainly shame that anything
of this character could have gone on
unnoticed under the eyes or the Boxing
Commission and referee, especially In a
New York ring, and il is high time now
that some one in authority should take
steps TO eliminate Wilson from partici-
pating in bouts in New York, or in fact
anywhere. IL he still continues to use foul
tactics. Johnny McAvoy. who refereed
the contest. should be suspended for an
indefinite period. and the Commission
insist that judges Immediately disqualify
q boxer when using low blows to weaken
his opponent.
IL wonder IL half the people who wit
messed the contest realized how weak
ening these body blows were that We're
being struck by Wilson, and still through
it all Mike never faltered, kept boring
in forcing the fight from start to fin
ish, besides having his forehead split
open by coming in contact with his OPP
ponents head. and at the end of the fif-
teenth round. with blood flowing freely
from his forehead and the excruciating
pain he must have been suffering from
the low blows struck, he was still on
his feet at the final bell"
Another offer for the Dempsey Car
penticr worlds heavyweight champion
ship match reached Tex Rickard yester-
day. The latest proposal came from Fal-
| lon, New, a syndicate guaranteeing
| $4,000 for the battle. This is the larg-
est sum of money offered for the contest
since the various cities and syndicates
started bidding for il.
| The Nevada offer arrived In the follow
| ing despatch: TEX Rickard. Madison
Square Garden, New York-Syndicate Of
fers 100000 for Dempsey Carpenter
match Broken Hills. New, silver camp
July 4. DR.. w. +. Harrison"
| Rickard yesterday reiterated the asser-
tion that he has not as yet decided
where to pitch the ring. and that al pre-
| dictions as to the spot are guesswork.
John Pesek, who Is to wrestle Lewis
at the Seventy-frst Regiment Armory
next Monday night, Is one OF the young
est and strongest wrestlers in the game.
lie has developed his strength by farm
work and outdoor labor. lie is the most
agile OF the wrestling clan. lie moves
about the ring with lightning rapidity
and it is through this great speed that
he hopes to conquer Lewis.
Pcsek has developed his double wrist
lock until 1t Is now recognized as one OF
| the best holds in the sport.
AS soon as Packy O'Gatty's sentence
expires Che was suspended for thirty
days by the Boxing Commission for not
being hit foul by Roy Moorc) he VIII be
matched with Pete Herman. Some OF the
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Pete Herman continues to fight with
the greatest industry and ability. Fol-
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

AIREpAIsT: pedgreed male: months old
bargain Telephone Grecrpnint 80.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-29

whether the provisions of the lease
are fair and reasonable; whether the
service to be given by the landlord is
sufficient. such service, including re-
pairs, elevator, janitor, furnishings,
furniture, window screens, etc, and
the landlord cannot get possession
of his property unless he desires 1t
for his own use and occupancy and Is
able to convince the Rent Commission
of his good faith in that respect. He
may, however. secure possession IL he
Intends to raze or tear down the
premises for the purpose of erecting
new rental property.
The tenant may not waive his
rights under the Ball resolution, as
any arrangement entered into, the
purpose of which is to withdraw rent
al property from the Jurisdiction of
the Rent Commission. subjects the
parties to a penalty Of fine and i'm
prisonment, and all leases are to be
in the standard form prescribed by
the Rent Commission.
"A few years ago II was not an un-
usual thing to see investors building
rows of houses for rental purposes.
Such thing would not be considered
today, and the result will be that
inost rental property will be placed
On the market for sale. thereby with
drawing from the city a large proper
ton Of its rental property. and great
ly decreasing the number OF houses
for rent. On the other hand, IL the
law of supply and demand was al
lowed to operate. the rents obtain
aable would be an inducement to the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-29
Virginian Wins Medal.

LYNCHBURG. Va, May 2s.-Lloyd
N. worswick, formerly of this city.
son of James Worswick. has won
another medal in the Academy OF
Beaux Arts. this time on the group In
clay of THE Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse" Not ye twenty-five
years old. worswick has won half
dozen prizes. He was one OF the
group who were presented medals IN
the arts of architecture painting.
sculpture. landscape architecture, etc.
at a pageant staged recently In New
York by the architectural league.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-29
TO HONOR
CONFEDERATES' MEMORY

RICHMOND. Va. May 2s.-The
program for observance of Confed-
crate Memorial Day in Richmond,
Monday. was announced today. A
street parade will start at Fourth
and Grace streets at 8 o'clock. The
order of march will he: Richmond
Blues battalicn. Richmond Grays
regiment, High School Cadets, Bene-
dictine Cadets, Sons of Confederate
Veterans. Richmond Howitzers. su-
tomobiles containing all Confederate
and patriotic organizations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-29
BALL ACT HA[TS
BUILDING STEPS,
M'G[UE ASSERTS
Addresses Y. m. c. A. Real Es-
tate Class on Relations Be-
tween Landlord and Tenant.

G. Percy McGlue. addressing the
real estate class of the Y. NJ. c. A..
took for his subject THE Relation of
Landlord and Tenant" and said, In
part:
THE low heretofore controlling the
relation of landlord and tenant, ex-
cept in cases of non-payment OF rent,
Is virtually suspended. The tenant
by making a complaint to the Rent
Commission may have his lease, made
prior to the date of the Ball rent law.
modified by the reduction of rent and
extended beyond the expiration Of
the term of the lease. The tenant
may. a day after signing and execut-
ing a lease, apply to the Rent Com
mission to have it's terms modified.
The Rent Commission may determine
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-29
Overlook Title

The title to this property has been care
fully examined and passed upon by the
Real Estate Title Insurance Company
and the Columbia Title Insurance Com
pany. These two well-known companies
will issue their joint certificate of title
certifying that you will have good title
to your home site in OVERLOOK upon
the completion of your payments.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19
TAcKLINe A LIVE SUBJECT.

That was a most interesting meet
ing of the Young Mems Club yester
| day, when the entire business session
of the organization was devoted to- q
general discussion of farming inter
ests in Glynn county.
There is no sort of a question about
the adaptability Of Glynn county lands
to all kinds of farming and trucking
that fact has been established time
and again by competent authorities
and even the experts of the United
States department of agriculture have
told us that our soils are wonderfully
fertile and productive and only need
the hand of the skilled and scientific
farmer to make them burgeon and
blossom and bloom into great fields
Of food stuffs.
At the meeting yesterday men who
have made study of the situation
again told us the cd story, the lands
are laden with possibilities, what is
needed is markets, system of drain
ago and some sort of an arrangement
whereby worthy farmers can have Gre
dts extended TO them, in order that
they may proceed with the develop
ment of the and w'vlcut being d's-
thrbed and troubled about financn g
their crops.
This is very serious question and
one that involves. the very vital of
this whole community. No city can
ever hope to grow to very large pro-
portions without well developed
back country, rich in happy and indie
pendent farmers. That's doubly true
of port cities which in the very nature
of things, must depend largely upon
the traffic inbound and out for sup
port and sustenance.
We believe that this movement on
the part of the Young Mems club to
to make study of the agricultural sys-
tenn in the county Is an admirable one
and we are quite sure that the sub
jects touched on yesterday will not
be forgotten and that pretty soon the
club will have some system under way
for solving the drainage situation.
At all events that the subject has
hnen tackled and that genuine enthu-
siasm seems to be manifested in it,
Is most encouraging and we really
believe will bring rich fyrition in tan
gible results to the whole community.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

If you hae~any doubt in your mind
any real sincere doubt about the wis
dom Of that st. Simon highway, then
we very earnestly ask you to come to
the mass meeting at the city hall on
Monday night and hear the question
explained and discussed from every
point of view. That's the thing to do
Do not take the opinion of the calam
ity bowler, the highly prejudiced, bit.
ter, vindictive, knocker who misleads
you.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19
FOES toF CIVILIZATION

To humble, pious Indian, toiling
up the hill Of Guadalupe on his way
to mass nearly four hundred years ago
the Blessed Virgin thrice appeared,
bidding him to tell his Bishop to build
church in his honor on the place Of
,er appearance. Says the New York
Times. The singing angels, the
flowers Of unearthly loneliness, spring
ing up on the barren hillside, the
picture of the Virgin miraculously
painted on the Indian't blanket-the
legend Is familiar, one of thousand
that have lowered in devout, simple
hearts, full OF the poetry and mystery
OF faith. Ever since Guadalupe has
been a holy place of pilgrimage and
worship to the Mexican Indians. In
the sos splendid basilica was built
there, rich in gold and silver and jew
els. II was the temple of the poems.
On the hight festival in December, a
national holiday, Indians from every
part of the republic swarmed to the
church, sometimes 10000 or more.
The services were of extraordinary
dignity and impressiveness.
This national shrine, this treasury
OF sacred relics. this venerated monu-
ment OF religion was naturally marked
for distinction by che Reds. They
have wrecked Il with a bomb, ruined
the high altar, injured the statue of
the Virgin. The crime Is attributed
to them because Il Is exactly In ac-
cordance with their principles and
practices. They wish to destroy all
the heritage OF the past overthrow
civilization as well as establish gov.
/ eminent and ordered freedom, ex.
trlpate all the ancient pieties and HUI.
manities and substitute their crazy
oppressive, proletarian world They
are haters OF everything that Is. We
see something OF the same spirit
gaintly reflected in our half baked 'in
tenectuals. as ways attacking theii
/ predecessors in literature, waos'
works are a reproaeh to their wstles'
ingeriority.
The Indians are ,urions. The Cs;h
ollie are devisiug means to protect
Their churches 'rom this vandalism
IN. Guadalupe cutsspe Is tho th''e o.
siAe Kind 10 occur this year In Mexico
! II may have polltieal effect. Anti
{ ClCrlca.lsm has been made 20 cover
r multitude OF sins in MeV''N * Y
e this dissertation OF the falaeas church
& dearer than aay other 70 the IS''tan>
Il 80 per cent. perhaps q TIE popoid
{, ton, and dear TO most Z :as pslp
o as q greas historical ne MORTAL am
landmark. most Mexicaas VIII y
"c'erieals'" President ohNroa -
Il three radicals IN his .cahlas. tn
q rsdie2l'sm thai seeks u uprg ot sssls
~ lor aud Is mnauucilts "a nos HsJsly \
b. I'ns gaNor long IA Mexico n anywser
a else Possibly General ohregcn ma
4 deem Il necessary To dis,oCis hin
"a SELF from Ministers 10 lie acgNstir
Alaf whose naTtlsans ne erims Gu.
aagape i s,tr.eased xe.-s has y r
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

1 will be at the following places OF
dates opposite same, for the PURPOSE
of collecting State and County Tax.
25th District st. Simon Pier. Oct
18th, Nov. 7th, Dec. 5th.
1499th Dis, Bladen, Ca. Oct. 18th
Nov. LIST, Dec. End.
1856 Dis. Sterling, Ca, Oct. 18th
Nov. 3rd, Dec. LIST.
9th Dis, Brookman, Ca, Oct. Is
Nov. End, Dec. 9Th.
Special Trips.
Everett City, Ca, Nov. 9Th.
Thallman, Ca, Nov. 10th.
All other dates will be at my office
at County Court House.
w. L. HARWELL1,
Tax Collector.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

Adjutant General j. Van Holt Nash
tells us that a permanent camp site
10 st, simon would be certainty,
with that st. simon road built and in
operation. That's one of the hun
dreds Of good things that would come
with this splendid Improvement com.
pleted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

President Harding must have lit
tie heart sickness over the passage of
the tax revision bill without includ-
ing one Of the, pet suggestions that
came from the White House.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

Keep that mass meeting in your
mind for next Monday night at the
city hall and by all means be present.
It's sacred duty that you owe to
your city and your country as we'll
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

so much destruction of many kinds III
Mexico in the last ten years thai the
fanatics trying to continue it are
likely to find their occupation III
popular.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

The Armament conference is dip
lomatic conference at best. 1t is hold
ing both public and private hearings.
A sort Of pay your money and take
your choice affair
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

Sc. Simon can be made for Bruins
wick what Tybee Is TO Savan- ah-its
most valuable possession, If 1t is prop
erly developed and made easy of nc.
cess. The first thing to do to bring
about this condition IL to bridge our
way TO the Island and the only way to
do that Is via the bond issue route.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

Brunswick has enjoyed to the very
fullest the presence Of Or. j. Il. Sam
mons. He has interested, educated
and made better citizens out of many
of us. We wish him God speed in his
new home and In the great work he is
doing there.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19
all DEPARTMENTS PHONE Tss

We must build that bridge to st.
Simon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

Let's bury the knockers and calam-
ity howlers7and thank God they are
few and far between-at the polls
next Wednesday and vote oyerwhelm-
ingly for that st. Simon highway bond
issue. It's the one big thing for the
people of this community at present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

THAT meeting Of the Young Mems
Club yesterday was most important
ems and ought 10 prove to be most far
reaching. There Is nothing Of more
vital interest TO any city than It's grea'
back COUNTRY. That's one Of the vita
needs og this community and wa b.
llevc that we are now on a fair way &
solve ii.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

We woader~g Cod has any PITY for
poor parrot IN mans imageg We
wrans tho poor oSpasc ier . man that
nsass art Aad oas how some other IN
aispinal stands heg0re he can take .
uesAlon GA auy matter or even cast
vote We Say Ne wonder Il the
soo8 f.ora has aAy plty Tor saeo q
naof excuse 81 tAak
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

The question of drainage brought
out so forcibly at the Young Mems
club meeting yesterday by several
famer.speakers has always been a
very important one in Glynn county
and really ought to be solved.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

Those farmer visitors TO Brunswick
Yesterday are clearly within their
rights when they ask FOR better mar.
ketinw situation Ia brunswick. when
a farmer works hard, twelve hours
per aay 10 make a crop, he should
know beyond question that when he
does il he viii have ready marke,
for his products