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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-21

The word nicotine is derived from the
name of Jean Nicot, French ambassador
to Portugal. who brought seeds Of the
tobacco plant to Catherine de Medici
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-21
First Baptist Church

Tuesday, 7.30-Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
Thursday, 3 to 5-Lawn party with
Mrs w. H. Haigh. 80 Washington st.
Friday, 7.30-Regular church prayer
meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-21
DEATHS.

In Wardsboro. June 20. Mrs. Orthalia
NJ. lBarrett) Waite, 81, wife of Dexter
i. Waite
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-21
THE WEATHER.
Cloudy Tonight and T0morrow-PrObably
Local Rains i'm Maine.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-The
weather forecast: Cloudy tonight and
Wednesday. Probably local rains in
Maine. Not much change in temperature
light variable winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-21
Methodist Episcopal Church

Friday. evening, 7.3O.-Prayer meeting
in the vestry.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Sales of Big and Little
Apartments ia Bronx
investor Take Ger House at
Brook Ave. Cornc~; Bnying
of Private Fyo-,,es

Il. Schi 9haus and Julius Trattrer
solo FOR Charles Re neeke TO Goldstein
q Mishkin The southeast corner OF ST.
Paul's Place and Book Avenue 2 five
story apartment, 5.Sxi00S, containing
twentY-eight apartments and one store
Richard a. Deever sold t. Albert Os-
torof for $4,000 the six-story apart
ment. l00X45, at the southwest corner
Of l35th Street and Brown Place.
julius Trattner and r. Schildhaus
sold for Dr.. s. J. Greenberg to n
Weiner four story tenement at $50
Fox Street, 33.4x100.
The Malve Realty Corporation sold
to Jacob Murray an apartment at 1851
Bryant Avenue 40xloO
Morris Peskin sold to BENJAMIN Vel
IN tive-story apartment at 1852 Simp-
sen Street. 50xl00
= Margaret Glasser sold to Joseph
Reichwein a four-story flat at 1851
Brook Avenue, OK irregular.
Cornelius Lancer dozen sold t. Amelia
Calderone the two-story dwelling, 40x
100. a the northeast corner of 1S3d
Street and Davidson Avenue.
Louise P. Wagner sold TO Eugene A.
Street, 97.cv irregular
Ruth E. Norwood sold to Helen c.
Cohen two-story dwelling at 994 Tin
ton Avenue, 20x100
Rose Dreeben sold to Louis Taneser
q three story dwelling at S62 East l64th
Street. 19x73.7X73.6
Victor Margi sold to O'Connen &
Stroder, Inc, the one-and-a-half-stor
building, 25X125, on the west side Of
Grand Concourse, 100 feet south Of
199th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Trading Shows
Demand Is for
Small Flats
Estate Sells Modern Apart.
meni in l48,h Street:
Buying in Harlem Section
and Lower East Side

Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
purchased from the estate of Eleanor
Glassford and others 2oS West l4sth
Street. ive-story modern apartment
S.6xl0o h. IL Ludlow & Co. neeotj.
ated the sale
D Kempner & Sons. Inc. sold for a
client 20 an investor a fve-story hat
with stores al 50 Amsterd Avenns
e7x75
Dora Singer sold to Samuel platt 81
ive-story fat at 129 East lO9th Street
25xl COLL.
Concetta Carlo sold TO saverio Fav
ard four-story store tenement at 212
East 9th Street, 27x10O
Henry Wickhiller sold to William J..
Doyle four-story fiat at 29l0 Third
Avenue, 25XS7
Katherine A. Nings'and sold to John
G. kerkmann four-story building with
stores at 6l4 Th rd Avenue, 24x6O.
J Anthony Minott sold for the Don
aid Holding Company the three-story
building at 426 Lenox Avenue for all
cash.
David and Mary Daily sold to Manuel
and Carmen Rodriguez a three story
tenement at SAT West Twelfth Street.
22xSo
James Il. Cruikshank resold TO the
Carneval Realty Company. James Car
n-va president, 80 and SO Grand
Street. northwest corner of West
Broadway. a fve-story tenement with
store. 2Sx60. Charles E. Moore was
the broker.
Folsom Bros. Inc. sold for the
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company. representing the estate Of
Mary c. Brown. the fve-story tene-
ment 8 Bethune Street, to Joseph
Ianuzzi
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Block in Ardsley Park
Bought for Improxement

Arson F, Robinson sold for Joseph
Clendenin an entire block with front
age on Hudson Avenue and three other
streets in Ardsley Park, Ardsley-on-
Hudson, to Arthur L. McElroy. This
parcel consists Of two and one-half
acres, upon which improvements will
be begun Immediately The same
5roker sold for Arthur L. McElroy a
parcel Of land on the southeast corner
of Erie Street and Hudson Avenue, in
Ardsley Park, to Joseph Clendenin, and
has leased for Arthur Acheson his
Ardsley- n-Hudson dwelling to Albert
Il. Bickmore and the dwelling of
Marion L. Thomas to Mrs. Samuel r.
Davis IL
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Large Sites in Bronx
Rough, for Improvement
Flats To Be Erected on Four.
teen Lots on Mo~holn Park
WAY Rlock Ernnf

Samuel Brener sold to J 0. Peter
son plot Of about fourteen lots. com
pr'sing the block front on Mosholu
Parkway, between Perry end Hull ave-
nues with frontages of 240, t25 and
i5o feet. respectively. The property.
which was formerly used by the Bed
ford Park Tennis Glib. was recently
acquired by Mr. Brener. MIR Peterson
plans to improve the site WITH apart
nent houses Charles Van Valen, Inc.
was the broker
For the construction OF fve-story
apartment housee. A. Blumenthal pur-
chased tr n the Benenson Realty Com
psny the plot # eight lots on the west
side OF Valentine Avenue, 100 feet
north Of Fordham Road
A client OF Goldfein & Weltfsch. at
torneys, purchased plot, 15oxl0O, at
the northwest corner of Grand Boule-
Fard anG C0neourse and Clarke Piece
The purchaser plans t. erect at apart
ment costing about $500 0Oo Negotia-
ions are also in progress with builders
toward a resale Of the plot
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Wesley
q. Burden the three lots fronting Is
feet on Eingsbrdge Road. at the juno
q II fordham ad. to Daniel B.
freedman, who recently purchased the
immediate corner al the junction of
these two thoroughfares. His latest
purchase gives him control Of about
ak lots
Sam el Cowen so}d to builder for
Improvement the southwest corner Of
Hoe Avenue and Jennings Street, 50x
100. VINO has filed plans for the erec-
tion of q bushes building
The vacant plot. i00xl0S.4. at the
southeast corner of Jerome Avenue and
l70th street, has been sold by the
Dsvber Contracting Company to Jacob
Berman
Harriet NJ Weir sold to Sugud
August Nebeling the property. 16.8x100,
fee; north Of i68th Street
Antonetta Rargaghini sold to John
B. Orlando the vacant plot. 75x100, on
the east side of Park View Place,
1885 feet north Of 256th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Real Estate Man Buvs
ScarsdaIe Plot for Home

l. Ward Prince. president of Prince
& Ripley, purchased from Joseph
Tooker a plot of two acres on Tomp-
kirs Road, Scarsdsle, and has com
pleted plans for ten room Colonial
dwelling to be built at once 1or his
own company
Prince & Ripley sold for the Gedney
Farm Company one acre to w. W,
Midmayer' Of the Whistle Company Of
TINS CITY; The site is at Park Drive
and Gedney Esplanade, and will he
improved with hollow tile and brick
house designed by Harold E. Padden.
The same brokers sold for Arthur
Tili his residence at Valley Road.
White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

A. J. Murphy sold for l. v. Miller TO
the Abclur Realty Company a lot, 2ox
100 on the north side of Forty sixth
Street, 82 east of New Utrecht Avenue
and adjoining the large corner which
II recently acquired, on which it plans
three-story apartment houses, with
stores, for forty families
Moriarty & Hollahan sold nineteen
lots on the north side of Seventy-rinth
Street 120 feet east Of Third Avenue
l380xl00), for the Ely estate and the
Misses Fighter to builder for imme-
diate Improvement
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE
BOARD OF ELECTIONS

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. GENERAL OFFICE
MUNICIPAL BUILDING. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. IN P7YR.
suance Of Chapter % OF the Laws Of
1909 constituting Cha pter II OF the Con
solidated Laws). as amended BY Chan
ter 6il, Section 3o1 OF the Laws Of 1919 ~
the boundaries os each OF the election dis
tricts in the City OF New York and OF tho
designation Of the place Of registration
October 10th, l1th, 18th. 18th. l4th and
18TH and of the polling pIaces for the
election to be held November 9Th. 1921 III
each Of the election districts in said Ci,y
a follows
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
New York Architect
Acquires Home in Monfclair

II s Connolly Co. sold for Mrs.
Helen A Ingersoll TO Edwin Windsor,
an architect of New York, q Colonial
house on Midland Avenue, Montclar,
\. j. containing eleven rooms and two
baths, 100000. The same brokers sold
. plot l73x200 on Park Street, Mont
Edward P Hamilton & Co. sold for
Charles r. Piper Company, the resi-
deace ll5 Rynda Road, South Orange,
n J., with about one-quarter acre, to
Arthur L. Brockway. Of this city. In
turn they have sold to Mr.. R. Piper
1873 feet on Ridgewood Road, near
Mountain House Road, South Orange,
Tor John E. Eustis, on which Mr.. Piper
viii erect two Cwelling houses.
hogene V. Welsh has rented to A.
7 Runton at oiyphant Park, Nor
rigtown. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
BOARDERS WANTED
HELP WANTED MALE

ESTIMATOR wanted by general contractor
on nigh class residences. churches clubs.
etc. Must be thoroughly competent In ali
branches. Full particulars Of experience
ana references required Good salary to
start and splendid opportunity with we'll
known firm 572, Tribune
WANTED-Young men. between ls ana
20 years. for inspectors ana testers on
electrical and mechanical apparatus: no
previous experience necessary. starting
rate So.Ss and up, depending on eau a1ion
ana . experience; write giving age educa-
Tribune. -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Suites in Flats Leased

A. V. Amy & Co. leased apartments
at l60 West Seventy sec nd Street, to
George Buckley and Miss JuNette Day;
at 80 West Seventy-ffth Street, to
the Misses Redmond Hugo Cassal,
Mrs. Grace Lapham DR.. Z. F. Burton
and Emery Van Shillagh; at III West
Seventy sixth Street, to Miss Edna
King, Marcial Condioti jr., George Nc
Mullen and Charles efnent; at 1O8
West Seventy eighth Street, to Miss f.
Palmer and Walter Douglass at 498
West End Avenue, to Norman Mark
we'll; at 1856 West Seventy-seco nd
Street, to Miss R. Van Messel and Mrs.
Higley; at 1913 West Seventy second
STREET, to Miss H. G Ceiling and Ar
thur Kretlow; at PSI West Eighty
eighth Street, TO Joseph W. Wilson,
and at 1876 West Seventy-second Street,
70 Mrs. K. Bloodgood.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartm ments at the West Firhtv-sixth
Street STUDIOS, 257 West Eighty-sixth
Street, to Joseph w. Allen and c..
Virgil Gordon; at 81 East Eighty-sixth
Street to Miss Selma v Morris; at 14O
West Fiftyseventh Street to Mrs. Au-
gustus H. Goodwin, and at 81 West
Fffty-second Street to Mrs. K. N. H
Marshall
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

ABEGC, JOHN HENRY.--1N PURsu.
ance OF an order OF Honorable john p.
Colalan. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New i0rk, NOTICE 4 hereby given to all
lerso.s HAVING claims against JOHN
HENRY ABEGG. late OF the County Of
New York. deceased. to present the sarns
with vouc hers thereof. to the subscribers
al their place or transactinG business. at
their attorneys at No 81 Wall Street. IN
the Borough Of Manhattan. IN the city OF
=. y ork, State OF New York on or be
fore The l.tA day of February, ls22
Dated. New ork. the 2Sth day of July
1921. AppLPH RtSCH
HENRY A RUSCH
Executors.
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALDRICH. At.
torncys for Executors Office aud Post
office Address. 81 Wall Street. Boy-
ouxh Of Manhattan. Nsx York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Lost Bankbooks

l.OST-Skuns scarf Keystone Theatre Re-
ward E. SterI!ng- Sea Gate. I. I.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

APARTMENTS TO r.n--r, nxTs1srp
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
$4,000 Loan ON Synagogue

The Mercantile Trust Company Of St.
Louis has made loan of $4,000 to
the Institutional Synagogue on the five
story building at 37-43 West 1i6th
Street, looxl0o.l1, between Fifth and
Lenox avenues. The loan Is in the
Iorm Of gold notes bearing interest at
the rate OF + per cent and running for
xix years
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
s 100000 Loaned by Trust
COmDany ON Ruildinns

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany loaned $4,000 to the F,Scbange
Buffet Realty Corporation on it's pron-
cry II to % John Street. which Is
occupied by restaurant; s50O,O00 to
the hooven Service Building Corpora
tlon on the ive-story business building
southwest corner Of Broadway and
Horty-eighth Street, 5Oxl2S, and $780,
GOO on the Town Hall, owned by the
Societles Realty Company, at l13 to l23
West Forty third Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
X eal f Estate News
600 Lots at Elml1urst
Io Go at Auction TODAY
Property ON Astoria and june
ton AYES. and Along Water.
front To Be Sold

An auction OF $50 lots at Elmhurst
w'il be held on the premises by Joseph
P Day to-day.
The property is owned by the Flush
ing Bay Building Corporation and
located on and North Of Astoria and
junction avenues, extending to g. d
including the water frontage on the
west side Of Finishing Bay
me section Of Elmhurst, directly
south Of the lots to be sold and be-
t~ cen Astoria Avenue and the Queens
hero subway Corona branch) has been
the scene of considerable building &C
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Elsa Bowman IL the buyer of 1852
Esss Eighth Street and the Wells
Holding Company Of the northwest cor
Ter Of Lenox Avenue and 1921 Street,
sold recently.
DAME B. Tamagno Is the purchaser
of me former Hyland property on East
ern Boulevard and Becker Street, sold
recently.
Jacob Blaesser is the buyer Of 277A
Briggs Avenue and Samuel Sobotnik
II s1c East 1920 Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

list ST, 10 wEST-Reautifuily furnished
Z ana . rooms entire too. exclusive house
maid ana valet service. Columbus 6582
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

The Luards Building Company "a. M
and G. and J. Harrington), which plans
the erection OF q fve-story apartment,
75xos. on the west side of Walton Ave
nue., 10 feet south OF l8lst Street, OBJ
tanned from the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company building loan OF
$4,000. The proposed house is esti-
mated to cost SiJO.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Eighteen Flats With Stores
Planned for Long Beacl,

The Lewis II. May Company sold for
the Long Beach Auto and Storage Com
pany II. Nj. Susswein, presidenD a
lot on the southeast corner of Park
street and Riverside Boulevard. Long
Beach, L. l., to George Kantor and Dr.
Max Nisselson. who will Immediately
improve with eighteen apartments and
SIX stores
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Anna Moskowitz sold to James e.
Linton a four-story dwelling at 2l23
Fifth Avenue, 16sx75.
William H. and Dorothes A. Jefers
sold to Emile c. Stewart a four-sto,y
dwelling at l2l West Eightieth Street,
1SX1O22
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

CORNER, fully furnished overlooking HuA-
son; southern exposure: outside rooms
Audubon 2517.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

ROOMS-Furnished southern exposure
$3.50 T. Barton, 419 West 11yth 1T.
Morningside ZOO.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED apart
MENTS. 2 TO 12 ROOMS; OUTSIDE:
SPACIOUS. TELEPHONE 5762 sCHUY-
LER.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
LEGAL NOTICES

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON OCrCRrP 81
1881, at 10 a. NJ, at ny once. SIS Ess.
Yn,u 1eth street, Man Aattan Borough. New
ork City, will sell at public auction 70
highest bidder to satisfy my Ten theraon
one o.. Armleder Automobile Radiator now
IN my poGsession belonging to John scan.
Borough, New York City. L
JOHN SZUCs. .
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Rents ooh 81. Huild;nv

The Haggstrom Callcn Company
leased the three-story building st 81
West Sixtieth Street TO Journal &
Throne.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

7aD ST. 1875 WEST (Hotei Nobolton)-
Newly decorated and furnished 5ne. -ro
three outside rooms bath . vated sur
lace -ars. subway; room bath. 500 monthly
end up; full hotel service, restaurant
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

FURNISHED or unrnrnfshed 4-roorn apart-
rnent; electric light and hot water.
Chelsea O2T
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Investor Buys Ten-story
Loft in Great Innes Street

An investor purchased from the Ben
enson Realty Company so Great Jones
Street, tenstory loft and store build
ing, 25x100. The property adjoins the
NJ ission OF the Immaculate Virgin a.
the tn, northeast corner of Lafayette
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

ELEGANTLY furnished apartment private
house; garage; near Van Cortlaudt Park
Vest reasonehle to right party. Phone
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

NEW 8 ROOM NIsNT-Porch gas.
electricity. steam SIS. Van Winkle. Huthcr-
'Ord. n I
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Manhattan


ArAnrMENrs TO l.nr-lNFuRNlsnE1
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

slST ST. Columbus av.) (Hotei Colon aN
Newly decorated, furnished one. Two.
three outside rooms. bath elevated sllrface
cars, subway $50 room bath; lul hotci
service. restaurant
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
REAL EsrATE-sA1n on RENT


oREcLOsvR VERNON res
idence boug ut at foreclosure. owner
moving, from. city. Oakwood Heights re-
ave station; two-car garage Colonial
nine large rooms; years old Worth
s20. 900. Price $4,000. Very attractive
COOLEY REALTY COMPANY. SO Pros
pect Ave. Mount Vernon. n Y Phone
Hillcrest 34o0-01
NEW ROCHELLE HOMESTEAD PARK
Banealow. 567 rooms anh garage
$500 up all improvements 10 minutes
nom beaches minutes from raliraad
stations Heal location. Also one 2-Ian4ny
L0Use Terms to sgit
Builder. 25l Main st. Tie epAonz qT0
NEW ROCHELiE--Just offered at Dig re-
duction house. 9 large rooms baths.
75xl5o. fruit sac,iAce $500 OECCTr
& EGGER ~ East 4-d ST.. A. Tel
Murray Hill 1926.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Fine White Plains Home Sold

Howe & Thompson sold large colo
nial house and one-half acre in Pros
pect Park, White Plains. for the Cash
man Mitchie Building Company to +. s.
Church. The property was held at
$50 600
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE
IS Pearl st. ...........P 8 l34
Washington. Albany and Car
hse SITS. East ent. on Albany

20 IS Pearl st. .........P 1874
81 Washington. Albany and Car
lise SITS. East ent. on Albany
q Washington. Albany and Car
Isle SITS. center enL on
Washington st. 49,. p s. 20
"A Cor. Mulberry and Bayard sts..
Rayard st ent..........P p s %
% 60 Mott st, Boys ent. t.-.....P S los
se Cor. Mulberry and Bayard sts.
n ent, on Mulberry ST. p. $. %
2. Cor. Hubert and Coilister SITS,
center ent- on Hubert St. 2. S -
. IS Grand ST $1,000. Grocery
% Clark. Dominict ana Broome
sts w. ent. on Broome ST.
80 Clark. Dominick and Broolne
SITS pomintck st eut P. s rs
- 2ss King St East ent. 5.
SO 20 King st, Girls ent. ......-P. S.
80 w. Houston st. bet. Hudson
and Narlck SITS. E. ent on
W. Houston ST. .........P S o5
50 C!aTkson ST. bet Hudson and
Narick SITS. main ent. w on
Garrison st .. p $ s5
60 Cor Grove and Hudson sts
Auditorium ent. on Hudson
81 Cor Grove and Hudson SITS
center ent. on Grove ST. p s 3
Ss 27a W. 10th st. Boys' ent...P. s. 107
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
T TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS7NG Q
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
$500 REWARD

Lost on Wednesday, Oct s. In the vfcir
OF 5th Ave. between 10th and 50th
s. bar pin. about 2 inches long com
sed OF square diamonds and small sal
hires Return to Cartier. Inc. 653 5th Ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
TO LET F0K BUSINESS rURrosEs
brooklyn

IDEAL s-story brick factory 1900 &c II.
$50 Madison st. Hroo<l'n Owner, Mueller,
1915 Catalpa av, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Results of Auction Sales

West fzoth 81. a. q sss II e r.nox
ave sty iwlg, rs s9Ii; Miriam Tuck
srt Lncy Efcharfs et al amt due So
as u tayes etc. szoe.7i. prSor mtg, Iio, l..
%, withdrawn
By jhnrs J. Donovan
FoilywoDf ave alo0. n o 73x19sx frrsr
vacant; also Turnbuli ave. at frtersection
81 In 81. gore plot. 81 .sx2t7 i0x iiTeg .
Eiizabeth DoollnE e 81 art Anna scha
fer et al, atnf due t3.af40t. taxes eto.
5saz n. 70 Walker = Eefghatt for a.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE


Domestic
jAPANESE--RehDed couple, cook and cham
oermaid. or butler and maid Japanese
Agency los West 46th st. Bryant 1851
JAPANES E-Experienc cook butler. com
petent, trustworthy. references Agency
los West 46th Ct Bryant 77s7
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15

Lost neighhorhood so West l2th st. whits
Sea'S ham pup black eve no collar; name
i5fuce finder bring TO Morgan 50 West 18th
y Telephone watkins 52S5.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE
Sixth Assembly District

ANS erdam ave. ...........F Barber
" oS0 ST.. ,....-.... Taller
The Washington times., 1921-09-07
TAGGING ALL THE BASES

The Griffmen are ioafing today
and tomorrow.
The Mackmen have now won
eleven games from the Griffs.
Hughey Duffy's Boston Red Sox
play at Georgia avenue on Friday.
When Jim Shaw slipped he went
risht through the Glass AA organiz,.
lions and landed In New Haven.
iris Speaker expects Walter Mails
and Jim Bagby to come through with
many victories this month aaI keep
the Indians on top.
Frank woodward, coming to Wash.
ington from New Haven. is touted
by Philadelphia writer's as a likely
young twirier who should make good.
: The champion Cleveland Indians
are now but half game behini the
New York Yankees and the rco.
nant race in the American league
IL far from done.
The foggy delivery Of Dana Filfin.
GIN OF the Braves ran the Giants
into reef and Boston made Il three
out OF four on the series.
Lee Meadows shined up his spec.
tacies yesterday and pitched big
league ball in Brooklyn, giving up
seven hits but keeping them well
scattered.
uoupie Dy oHitn IN the ftktn IN
ming drove In the winning run for
the Indians at Cleveland.
Bailey outpitched Alexander In the
first game and started the second
Tor st. Louis, but Haines had TO
finish II though the Cards took two
games.
Joie Bush had his best pitching dis.
guise on yesterday In Boston ana
the Yanks got but six hits. The Sex
beat Young Waite Hoyt Q to J..
The Washington times., 1921-09-07

was q clever player at Yale, and he
has, had more success with Hawkeye
Teams than any man Of the last
decade at Iowa, It was as far back
as 1900 that Iowa had q good team,
until Jones took charge of the situa-
tion. -,
>-~.. Learned All at Cornell.
Glenn Warner learned all his foot
ball At Cornell. where he was consid.
cred ., reliable forward. Ever since
he started To coach. Warner has been
successful. Teams which he developed
at the Carlisle Indian School are stiil
talked about by sridiron fans who saw
such players as Hudson. Mount Pleas
ant. Gardiner. Exendine. Thorpe and
WEIGH In action.
Bill Roper, PTinceton's coach, was
an excellent Tiger player, who Ia hav-
Ing success as q coach. Like other
teachers Of football. Roper went deep
~ into the game. and should place
another strong team on the field this
year. Although Princeton generally
meets worthy opponents early In the
IL kept under cover for the closing
games with Yale and Harvard.
Andy Smith, who surprised the foot.
ball world last winter when his Cali.
fornia eleven trampled Ohio State. rs
TO o. in the intersectional battle at
Pasadena on New Year Day. was n
great fullback at Pennsylvania. Andy
was Of the fearless, aggressive type
who never faltered, no matter how
stubborn the defense.
Smith has been coaching ever since
as an assistant at Penn for a num-
ber Of years. and then coached at Pur-
due. He then drifted to the coast.
where he has been highly successful.
The Washington times., 1921-09-07
BURDETTE GETS TRIAL
WITH CRIFFS THIS WEEK

John l.. Burdette, Of Boyds, Nd, a
pitcher who has been playing with
various suburban teams this season,
has been signed for a trial with the
Grlffmen this week. He is said to be
good aliaround ball player In addi.
ton to his pitching procllvities and
will not be dropped II he happens to
fail a. a finger. He will then be tried
somewhere else.
President Griffith Is trying to have
Goose" Goslin, the slugging outfield-
er, and Pitcher Turk. of the Columbia
team In the Sally league, report Fri.
day. Both players we're purchased
this summer for fall delivery and Griff
wants to see them in action. He says
that both men will be played as soon
as they show up here,