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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-13
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Charles
W. Morse, shipbuilder, whose trans
actions with the U. S. Shipping
board are under investigation, was
.arraigned today before United States
Commissioner Hit on warrant
charging conspiracy to defraud the
United States. The warrant was
served on Morse in Hits office.
Morse pleaded not guilty, waved a
hearing and furnished $4,000 bond
for his appearance before the federal
grand jury.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 13.-Enact,
ment of the veterans adjusted COM
pensation bill Twill be completed by
congress within ninety days, accord
ing to information given to Hanford
MacNider, national commander of
the American Legion, by Senator Nc
Cumber and Representative Fordney,
MacNider wired National Adjutant
Bolles today.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Three
American Marines, Sergeant Lee
Henry, Of Louisville; Corporal Ray
Frey, of Carthage, Mo-, and Private
Arthur Owen, of Spokane, Wash,
were slightly wounded in a Fiesta
day" brawl last Thursday in Mana
qua, Nicaragua, reports to the navy
department today said.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-13
WEATHER FORECAST:

For Georgia.-Fair tonight and
wednesday; somewhat colder to-
night.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR (colored); present employer
wishes obtain permanent position from
June l for experienced chauffeur: accus-
toned other work; can give him exceptional
references. Communicate l.. l.. Richards,
phone 05S0 Whitehall
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

-<----~-~~~-~~--~@>1------~
aAA-Two family dwelling. Manhattan
or Bronx IS 600 to $4,000 CTIAS.
8. KOHLER. INC. aot Columbus av.
AMER. REALTY CO., 200 broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
WANTED TO RENT
Summer hotel. preferably In New York
State; waterfront property II possible
rnight consider hotnl near Oswcgo or Syra-
cuse: must have fairly established business.
Address JUNIOR, =. o. box 272, White
Plains. n. Y.
wANTED--Sow selling suh-divislon also
close In acreage for tuo-divfdns. JAMES
r. McCLELLAND. 81 Church St. New
Haven, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

TWO factory lofts, brick building, 9Th and
Lewis sts., New York city; approximately
900 square feet each: light oil around
sprinkler system, elevator. steam heat. pow
er n desired: low insurance rate: immediate
occupancy. r. ECKENROTH ( SON. Inc.
9Th and OH sts., Il. r.. Now York. N. y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

THREE story ana basement. four bedrooms,
front and back parlor. at beginning of
Grand Concourse and 10th ST., block from
subway station: select neighborhood; Chris
tan; rent S125: references. 1856 Herald,
Herald so,
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WANT ADS surrounded BY white
space stand out. They're seen by
all

wrSr rND AV--snau room adjoining
studio. Si5 monthly. Phone Academy iaai.
fiTH ST. 24t W.-~smail room, bath Same
floor. telephone; Eentlcmeni reference.
GOTH 81, t30 W.--Jarge parlor. one o. two
gentlemen convcniences. phona.
23D ST 22a WEST tIfotel Cheireel-k few
most desirable single and double rooms to
rent, fErrshed at'factivtly: location unex-
celled. near all transit limos, high ceilngs
large rooms: inspection invited. Hotel Chsl-
sea, 222 Wcat 23d ~ Phone Watkins 5000
2sD. $50 W.--Furnished housekeeping room
md kitchen. gas, electricity, telephone.
PATH. 43s w.--Artistic living rooms. baths;
garden outlook. owner interior decorator
breakfast priyllegsi L." subway. Chelsea
no45.
.aD. 8 N.-Atiractlve sicove roo'n. running
water. select neignborhood, ti7.c0,
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New Jersey.
TWO rooms for couple or two gentlemen.
$40; also room, ~ and Si bath, cleo
tricity, phone NJ BERNARD, Summit ST.,
Fort Lee, n. ]. Phone Fort Lee 3o5M
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ASSORTED styles OF fountain pens. well
known standard mates. new. reduced
prices. 5aJ Herald. Herald "a.
FINE heavy oak office table. 3nva feet, with
3 drawers, cheap. ABBE ENGINEERING,
go Bwny.
TwO tennis racqusts. with Govern, and
white wool sweater t03 Herald. Her
old so
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
FARM PROPERTY.
Long Island.
ps.r-rrt7-r FARM FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE.
The farm contains 65 acres of land. with
sbout so rods OF water front, facing the Pc
coric Bay: acres OF orchard, containing
all kinds OF fruit The farm IL suitable for
dai. ying. poultry and duck plant. Il has a
fresh water pond in the centre house with
rooms. equipped with running water and
no, water furnace. one large, new bera and
several other buildings; miles to the rail-
road station no agents. JOHN SoAII. Sag
Harbor. L. l.. ". y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery 20 ian ST.. Inclusive.

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE. s45 may divide.
Pine IT., adjoining BROADWAY. room %.
FOR Rent.-Privsfe office: also desk room
In lawyc's suite. 1918 Exchange place
Tel. Bowling Green iols2.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
west side.

43D ST., 2T0 w.-Two furnished. sunny
rooms for light housekeeping references.
NJ rE-uspsp GIN
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COOK, Southern. good kitchen man, dish
washer. useful man. NJ IS Herald. Her
ali
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE, carotakers, houseman; run Ford
generally useful woman expert
stress, chambermaid; city or country: first
week MAY. O. Grenntvich nv.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

SOME -ery desirable suites o, two. thres
or more rooms and bath. 10 rent. rnfur-
n.shed on yearly lease at Hotel Chelsea,
222 Wpst cd st.. now under Knott man,
agement and being completely renovatea
throughout. Hotel Chelsea. 222 West 2Sd st
Phone Watkins eaoO.
10TH ST.. lao WEST exceptionally large.
light roonis: steam. parquet floors. phone.
26TH ST.. isf E.--2-A rooms. steam. electric
light parquet floors. telephone.
$50, 1S0 (betwesn 4th and Lexington avs.)-'
Six rooms: improvements, lease; 40.
3e-f3 EAST ZTrA ST.
between Madison and 4th avs.-Hish ciass
apartments. 3-4-7 rooms: centrally located;
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
44TH, 21O West Cwestover Court Bachelor
apartments; high class hotel service' !
meals II desired. See Resident Manager
Bryant $500
200 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. OVERLOOK
ING CENTRAL PARI<.--TH1tEE ATTRAC-
TIVE EXTRA LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.
APPLY SUPT. PHONE CIRCLE 92zs.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
COUNTRY BOARD.

TENNYSON INN.
Select family hotel: open May 1; all
rooms overlook ocean: excellent food: de-
lightful for spring. Seen by appointment.
Circle S5.T
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
Furniture.

BARGAIN --Nahornnv dining room se' ~
inch extension table, buffet, crystal closet
q chairs. $500 worth 1850 excellcnt cond-
ton mahorany library table, oak bu-
feaus, Iron bed rugs, ODDS and ends
BINzIAN, 80 W. Tgth.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

ELDERLY gentleman desires furnished room
with board. 7s9 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
New Jersey.

SUMMIT, NJ J.-Gentleman's country real.
dence for rent for summer. furnished; II
rooms, baths: all convenicnces; newly
decorated large plot: gardon. shade trees
exceptional location; garage; 81 minutes from
Hoboken Apply W. X. BLAIR. room l63. 4C
Wall at New York. John 4T0T.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
HOUSES TO LET. UNFURNIsHEp

New Jersey.
BIOOAFIEl.D--i2 rooms. bathz, facing
park; car garage laundry In basement;
Or. CA1RICK, ~ Broad St, Bloomfield. n.
]. Telephone Bloomfield 1856.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED-Oak library tnple for law office.
size about SKA feet. Write RI. JUDD WARD.
Trov
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
Wcstchester.
New Jersey.

REFINED home for invalid aud elderly
ladies; nurses care: sunny rooms, large
grounds: every home comfort: references ex-
changed. 162 Main St, TIackensack, N. J.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNwOOD LODGE. ENGLEWoOD. ". J.
THE DE VALERA, 300 LEXINGTON AV..
LAKEWOOD. ~. J. PHONE 5J1.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
Miscellaneous.

FARMS for sale; catalogue free.
ssrput Farm Agency. Box F. 1D0 Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

PROBABLY the youngest, but pro-
grossive employment agency, TO
assist in the efficient selection OF do
nestic and educational help, female
and male.
wETTLER'S AGENCY. is WEST 43D.
MURRAY HILL 1912
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
Connecticut.

FARMS FOR SALE.
80 acres, 20 tiMable. fruit trees, room
house, barn. hezlhouse, water at houae and
barn: horse. cows, calves, 20 hens
farming tools price So 500: terms. Write
Tor ~ page catalogue, CLARK & SON, 1924
Main ct, Bridgeport. Conn.
IDEAL location for summer boarding house !:
story. cellar, attic. room dwelling. good
condition, with Tox30 story dance pavilion
boating, bathing. fishing 20 minutes to rail-
road. minutes to boat. Owing to death
win be sold reasonably, with or without I
acres woodland and 40 tillable. Income on
hax. $3.50 annually. For particulars, cali
c07 ". 6sth.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

SMALL cottage or bungalow furnished: give
description and location; not 40 MIN
utes to Long Island City: IL rent Ia reason
able may take for year: prefer shore. r 15i
Herald. Herald 50.
WANTED-Doube or detached house. yon-
kers, Orange, pouglaston: rent SIS. 45
Herald. Herald SO.
WANTED to rent established paying board
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
BoARDERs WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED.
SEMI-INVALID gentleman or suffering from
nervous ailments could be taken care OF
at Doctors private city residence. "A
Herald Herald So.
WEST END Az, T3c (96th, Large front
room; suitable two; piano; French spoken;
near subway; table guests: references.
3STH, 20 E.-Large room. private bath, sec
ond floor: also small room.
57TH, 351 W.--Large small rooms; piano;
private baths. electricity; French COOKING
72D. 3fS w. (Riversida Drive) Beautiful
rooms, double, single, private BATH se-
lect house: table guests.
72D ST.. 269 west-Front suite. flight.
bath; connecting rooms double room, with
bath: excellent; table guests.
95TH, 65 West (Rozelle) Nicely furnished,
large. small rooms: telephone; all conven-
fences.
103D, 116 w.
Large room, running water, telephone.
electricity home cooking. FREAR.
1O4TH ST, 10 WEST.
Large front rooms. excellent board: rea-
sonabie.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

CHAUFFEUR, single (SS); first class me-
chanic. 70 years. experience on Pierce
Packard. Locomobile; best references. Phone
Riverside 0177.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted-Female.
Domestic.
Ladies
who are In need
Of competent domestic help.
male or female.
are invited TO visit
this section OF T2d street,
whero large and small
Agencies flourish.
The largest and
most modern
Is the
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1876 East 72d ST..
northwest corner Sd avenue.
which accommodates hundreds
of ladies weekly.
Why not you?
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
Ho,sekeepers.

HoUsEKEEPER, working; Swedish woman.
excellent cook, managing. wishes position
In small family or bachelor; two years
city references. p 1877 Herald. Herald Sc.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

BRENNAN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
40 T.. Goth at. Plaza 1217-12iS.
Greenwich. Stamford and New York.
Cooks, Mattresses. buffers and couples.
HOuSEWORkERS. chambermaids wait
ress. nurses. bathrnaids, cooks, couples
city. country; references Carneys Agency,
i5o W. 14Dth. Audu. 1866.
HOUEEwORKERS, day workers. couples,
cooks. Audubon 2ToS. Sealey's Agency,
iai w. IsSth.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LIE.
New York.

AT CREEK LOCKS. Ulster County. n. Y
Furnished houses 20 let for season. May !
70 October 1: five miles south OF Kingston.
on Roudout Creek on high ground; boating.
bathing. fishing; one room, two room
one s room; one 0 room; all are farm houses
and In Al condition. fine spring well on
place. w. A. FULLY. 1881 Briggs av.. Bronx.
COTTAGE AND CAMP TO RENT.
Six room unfurnished cottage to rent. well
shaded. large lawn near Schroon Lake.
Furnished camp, situated In the pines on
echo Lake. Address, Under tho Naples.
pottersville. Warren country. n. Y.s
MONROE, ORANGE COUNTY. NEW YORK
Beautifully furnished summer home for
rent; twenty acres finest water; altitude
1000 feet: six masters bedrooms. four baths; !;
accommodation three servants with bath !;
rnrage three cars; open fires and furnace.
Apply WILLIAM STOUT. Executor. 81 Lib
erty st. Tel. 30s0 John.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC wishes position
10 years experience; excellent reference: O
years last position: thoroughly familiar with
touring here and in Europe. Aiken. Phohe
Rhrflander 1900.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
Maids, no.

LADY s maid dress hair, make blouses, fine
sewing, excellent packer. traveller S6S .
L4pv'g mftd. German. With first class rcf.
eronces Box 100. 1919 I'd aY.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE, first class cook. butler; fully ex-
pertenced small private family: no laun-
dry most highly recommended: wages $40:
country only. Address M. H.. 11Oa Lex
ingtOn Az.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED room wanted FOR young couple ::
kitchen privilege. Brosko, 1894 lst ~.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE. young. American: man cook, but
Ter. wife nurse. chambermaid: honest, will
ing. reliable; city. country; reference: small
family or bachelor. Box o, 1920 Sd
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE 20 do entire work except laundry
cook. butler: long years experience with
private family; with child 4: city, country
Macy 1872 r.. 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
INFORMATION WANTED.

MILLER, SAMUEL.-Daughter Helen siok.
your mother sick; everything forgiven.
please come home wife, ANNIE MILLER.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
COMPANION. SECRETARY.

COOK. Chinese. first class; long experience.
wants high class family, country where
other help Is kept: reference. W. s.. g..
Newark av., Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE (Ffnnish). chauffeur. butler: wife
cook, general maid: seashore or country
Zone child; references. J 1882 Herald
I1sr
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

CHAUFFEUR, MECHANIC.
Neat. polite, careful; private family. driver
any make car: city or country. A. T., zoo
Herald Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


sTTE ST. 20l w.--Corner apartment. fur
nished. rooms and bath; restaurant "
building: May IL 10 September 10; Si2J
monthly. Phone Schuyler 1880.
100rH ST.. near priVe-Apa rtinent rooms
baths; beautifully furnished; october or
longer. Riverside 1854.
18TH 53G West.-Six elegant rooms: June
% September. Call Apt %.
i22D ST., 81 E.-Apartnent. eight extra
large, outside sunny rooms. plenty closets
improvements; service; stairs; $50 monthly.
l25 w. 18th st.-Sublet two attractive, new
~ furnished rooms and bsth; housekeep-
Ing; splendid location; southern exposure. .
VIII sell complete, responsible party only
lease until October. 1922 rent SOL seen
80 TO 8. ALadY, 23Ta Schuyler.
35s Riverside Drive, overlooking nudaon
River--1ith floor, ! rooms and 2 baths
beautifully furnished; May 10 September
Is. $500 per month. HARRIS, VOUGHT
CO., East 4sth at.
Westchester.
BRONXVILLE.-To rent. June TO October.
finely furnished apartment, rooms.
baths, open porches. near station. Pnone
JJrrsOE. 1ronxvlis 1915 or Rector 1000
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

d. 8 ". Attractive sicove room. running
water, select neighborhood. $500.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE, both Japanese. first class. de-
side position, entire charge small family
man cook. wife maid: personal city refer
ences. Couple. IS Sands ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE, Germnns: wife chambermaids
waitress, man houseman; experienced. first
class references. Schafer. care OF Mortimer
Schff p32 9th nv.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE: wife good cook. man handy. all
work and tools. wish all year round pos
tions In country: good references. Arturo
The New York herald., 1921-11-11
National Horse Show
Entries Set New Record
Event Opening on Monday
400 Over Old Mark.

That the National Horse Show this
year has broken the records Of decade
was the gist of the remarks made by
VIII. +. Pond. the publicity direc-
tor OF the National Horse Show AS
sociation. at dinner given to the sport
ing editors and newspapermen OF New
York city. He stated that this year
the National Horse Show, which opens
at the armory of Squadron A for the
week of the 14th. had drawn an entry
of 200, representing an Increase Of 400.
Besides, continued Mr.. Pond. there
are number OF reasons that make
the national a record breaker. For the
first time In twenty years there will
be five gated saddle horses. Then
there are five valuable stakes ranging
up to over $4,000 each. Another is the
largely increased number of harness
classes which have drawn noted win
ming horses from abroad. The army has
sent entries from five different posts,
while the hunter and jumper events aad
the Grafton broad jump. which are so
popular with the public. have filled as
never before.
Society this year is vitally interested
i'm the National Horse Show. and a
committee headed by Mrs. Cornelius n.
Bliss. Jr., will conduct a tea and lunch
room in a pavilion specially arranged
for them, and i'm which the Mattresses
will be forty well known debutantes,
the gross proceeds of which will be de-
voted to a fund to assist the unern-
ployed I'm New York during the winter.
The New York herald., 1921-11-11
Squash Champion Is in
Fine Stroke and Wins
Fillmore Van S. Hyde Helps
Harvard Club to Victory.

Led by Fillmore Van S. HYDE. national
champion. Harvard Club made clean
sweep Of its matches with the Yale Club
squad in the opening of the Class A
metropolitan squash tennis championship
yesterday. While the majority of the
matches proved close and interesting.
tho Cambridge graduates usually held
the lead. and took the final games by a
clear margin. The event was decided
on the courts OF the winning team
At the Crescent Athletic Club the
home team met defeat at the hands of
Columbia Club by almost as decisive 4
margin, to I, Jay Gould. court tennis
champion, outplaying Charles M. Bull
Jr.. in the feature. r. Z. Fink was the
only Crescent man to win.
Hewitt Morgan, who has been among
the leading amateurs IN racquets and
court tennis, played impressively in de-
feating Otis Guernsey, the former Yale
football star, and +. S. Whitlock, SUBJ
shutting for John W. Appel, surprised
by a convincing victory over c. J. Mac
CURE OF the Yale squad.
HARVARD CLUB, .; YALE CLUE. 0.
u Fillmore Van s. Hyde, Harvard, defeated
Anderson Dana. Harvard. defeated Anguste
]. Cordier, Yale. 15-a, iJ--6: II. S. whtiock.
Harvard. defeated G.; J. MarGuire. Yale,
ward, defeated Livingston Plat. Yale, 15-9,
15--7; Hewitt Morgan, Harvard. defeated
Otis Guernsey, Yale, 15-fi. 15--12
COLUMBIA CLUB, 4: CRESCENT A. c., l.
Jay Could Columbia, defeated Charles NJ.
Bull, Jr., Crescent. i5-s, S-i5, 15--3: r. p.
Fink. Crescent, defeated Frank kidde, Co
luTnbia, f5-12, 15--3; w. A.. Kimbei. Colum-
bai. defeated Kenneth Il. Mcvaugh, Crescent,
i5-6 Isl: Edward w. Putnam, Columbia
CFpqPppt. g..
Ia. I.yIo E. Mahan, Columbia, defeated
r, vi pingee. Crescent t5--11. 15-10.
The New York herald., 1921-11-11
Complain in Action
Against Dempsey Filed

Following summons which was filed
In the Supreme Court a month ago nam
ing William Harrison Dempsey, other
wise Jack Dempsey. the heavyweight
hampton. as defendant in an alienation
suit brought by Al Siegal, the song
writer. a complaint in the action was
fled yesterday setting forth the statd
of facts on which Siegal considers him
self to have been damaged. He asks
$250.000.
He alleges that he and Miss Bee
Palmer, an actress. were married at
Davenport, Iowa, In March OF this year
and lived harmoniously until last Sep
TENDER, when Dempsey met the young
woman and they became friendly. Later
the two were members OF travelling
theatrical company Dempsey upon
whom the complaint was served in Mon
tana a month before 1t was flei here
has already filed an answer denying the
charges It makes.
The New York herald., 1921-11-11
Wins Judges Decision Over
Jack Sharkey in Fifteen
Round Bout.
FINISH is SENSATIONAL
Champion Refuses to Allow
One Of His Seconds to Claim
Foul in Twelfth.
ny CHARLES r. MATHIsoN.

Johnny Buff. holder OF two titles de-
ESarcd Jack Sharley before a big crowd
in a fifteen round bout in Madison
Square Garden last night, and In so do
Ing demonstrated that he is not only
real champion but a genuine sportsman.
Under the rules of boxing Buff could
have claimed the decision in the twelfth.
round when he received blow In the
groin that temporarily disabled him.
So obviously was the Jersey man hurt
that Referee Patsy Haley stepped be-
tween the fighters and prevented Shar-
key from hitting his helpless opponent.
TO the discredit of the West Slider he
was about to strike Buff when the latter
was doubled with pain.
One OF Bluffs seconds then climbed on
the ring platform and demanded the
7 decision for his man on the foul Buff,
however, waved his helper away and
put up his hands to indicate that he was
ready to resume the fight The rugged
Jerseyman recovered quickly from the
effects of the blow and waged hurri-
cane battle to the last round.
Not Especially Exciting.
The fight between the two bantams
was not especially exciting for the first
ten rounds, owing TO the fact that Shar-
key had completely changed his tactics,
abandoning his slambang style and
adopting long range, cautious methods.
As a result Buff was compelled to carry
the fight to his opponent, for a large part
OF the time Sharkey was running back
ward to escape the attack of the cham
pion and when they came to close quar-
ters the West Slider usually clinched.
Al times Sharkey landed effectively
with his swings, but for the most part
he kept out OF reach of the right hard
uppercut which is Bluffs most dangerous
blow. The contest was a fairly even
one to the twelfth round, but after that
session the champion forged to the rsont
and had a commanding lead.
In the first preliminary bout Larry
Reagan of New Jersey received the
award OF the judges over Charles Ryder
also of New Jersey.
In an eight round boisterous contest
Joe Tiplitz of New York received TIE
verdict over Johnny Drummie of Jersey
City.
Burke Colima, the California middle
weight, earned the decision over fell
low patriot OF the Golden State, George
Shade. Colima conceded nine pounds
to his opponent.
The New York herald., 1921-11-11
Metropolitan A. A. US
Indoor Championship Events

At meeting of the indoor cham
pionship committee Of the Metropolitan
A. a. u. held at a. A. U. headquarters
last night II was decided to hold the
annual indoor field and track cham
plonships for seniors In Madison Square
Garden on January II.
The programme provides for the fol-
lowing events: Sixty yard dash, 5VV
yard run, COO yard run. .1,oOo yard run.
two mile run, ono mile walk. 40 yard
high hurdle race. one and seven-eighth
mile- relay race. putting the sixteen
pound shot and running high jump.
The committee awarded other senior
title events as follows:
zoo yard run. IN ST. Joseph's Catholic
club OF Newark. the race 90 be contested
Mt the First Regiment Armoiy on Janu-
AIRY 81
40 yard run TO Brooklyn College, race
20 be nm az the Thirteenth Regiment Ar
mory on January .s.
$50 ward relay race, 10 the Safnaclar a.
e event 20 ba contested ~ the Twenty
second Regiment on February S.
200 ward relay race and $50 yard run,
10 tho Wllco a. c., races 10 he run at The
Thirteenth Regiment Armary on February ~.
eco yard run and one mile race, 10 the
Western Union A. A., races 10 be run AZ
the Twenty second Regiment On February II.