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The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
RACING DAYSN = :.
MARYLAND TO Be :
SLICED, Is BELIEF
Commission Expected TO
Allow Less Than 100
Day Limit.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb. S.-when
the State Racing Commission meets
tomorrow morning to act on the
applications for 1921 dates hIed o,-
behalf Of the owners Of the fovr
one-mile tracks, a statement will
be made embodying the poIIcy 20
be pursued by the commission tn
the control and regulation OF tb,
tracks. And at the same time ~
commission will cut down the
number OF days below the limit OF
| 100 allowed by law.
Just how much the commission
will cut the sasked-for schedule no
member will indicate, though the
belief Of outsiders is that the cut
VIII not be deep this year. And
] by the time next years dates are
! up for consideration the legislature
| VIII be in session and il may be
| possible to forecast the fate OF
| legalized racing in Maryland That
1 there will be another race track
! night at Annapolis seems now 10
be a certainty.
The commission has not up to
this time taken any steps to regu-
late the income Of the race tracks.
| The tracks are taking, through
the pari-mUtUel system, nearly s
per cent OF the bettors' money and
they are charging 3l-5O admission.
Until few years ago the general
admission fee was 81 The war
brought an advance in the charge
and as the attendance increased,
instead Of diminished. the track
managers have seen no reason TO
make a reduction. On the other
hand, they have busted themselves
with providing better accommods-
tiOns for the increasing crowds
The commission has power TO tx
admission fees and regulate the
take Of the pari-mutueI system.
Owners OF the haIf-miIe track
7 known as the Gentlemen's Driving
Park havs been inquiring as to
the attitude Of the commission in
regard to the granting OF dates
for a meet this coming spring.
The commission is inclined TO in
terpret the law TO mean that out
side OF the four one-mile track $
now in existence there is to be no
racing except at agricultural fairs.
There has never been an aEricUl-
turaI fair at the Gcntlemens Driv-
ing Park. nor is there much aEri-
culture carried on in that part Of
Baltimore City. Prospects are that
there will be no meet this year at
the driving park.
It is expected that the commits
sion, when it later takes Up the
granting OF dates for racing at
county fairs-TimoniUm, HsEers-
town. MarlbOroUE and two or three
on the Eastern ShOre-wiU require
that full financial reports are TO
, be made to it as to the racing end
p Of the business.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Havana Results.

First Race-Tout De Suite, III
CKelsay). 6 TO 6, . to 5, l to 5; Jus
tine E. 100 CKennedy), S TO 5. to
5: Hyeres. lO9 CMiller), TO ,. Time:
:35 as Molly Pun, Acosta. MarEa-
ret Nash, Naomi X. and Coltex also
ran.
Second Race - Triumphant. 1o9
PenmanD. . to l. 4 to 5. ? to 5; No
bleman. l09 On. J. Barnes), Z to 5,
to 10: Trentino ia (ManEan), S
to 5. Time: 1903. Vera Twyford,
Rubiayat. Mary Fitzhugh. Tread
well, Kate X. Chantour, Major Fisk
and Grey Rump also ran.
Third RAce-Elmont, 104 Pen-
mani, 6 to /. to >, 6 to 5; Bread
line. 1O4 CKennedy), ! to 5, l to 6;
Chimera. los LanCsster)- S to 5.
Time: 1913. Sayonna, Finis, Jake
Field. Presumption and Clark NJ
also ran.
Fourth Race-Darnley, 106 (Ken-
nedy). 6 to S, to 5, out; HarloCk
lo6 (Francis). to ., out; Candle
Light. lO9 CPenman). out Time
1925. Pie and Red Start also ran
Fifth Race-Timothy J. Hogan
1O3 (Fields). to l, to ., to 5
FL CoroneI. 1O3 (Penman), even,
to .: War Tax, 1O1 On. J. Garner
to 5. Time: l:43 Swirl, Claire
Booth, Ravensea, Assign: Prince OF
Como. DriReld and Rhadsmes alsc
ran
sixth RACE Perigourdine. lo'
CBurnsN. S to ., even, l to ?; Gold
stone, 1OS CPenman), . to l, even
Norfolk Belle. 1O2 CGordon), to B
Time: 1883 As. Marty Lou, Bulger
Laughing Eyes, Red, Semper Stal
u,art and Guardsman also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
TOLLYER'S COMMENT
~ on the Sport of Kings
Rx BERTE COLLYER
(An Rights Reserved by coIlysr's News
Bureau.)
By BERT E. COLLYER

(An Rights Reserved by conysr's News
Bure.u.)
Furbelow. \
Boy Bowers smart campaigner
finds himself in a spot where
he has a chance to look the
Judge in the mug without much ef-
fort. Better still, the price is likely
to be juicy, for Cubans as usual
will be down hook, line and sinker
on the Ammonia entry. The latter
pair is powerful but may find the
route just a trifie too short for their
best efforts. Assumption has little
opposition for the short end Of the
purse. All this happens in the
fourth at Havana.
In the days opener l look for
them to uncover Frank Moody. This
nag has been burning up the track
in recent morning trials and ap-
pears to only need snug handling
in order to ring the bell today.
Shorty's First has not raced TO best
private form yet. May come to life
here and make all step to town.
Scintillate holds the others safe. The
Kentuckians are ready to take the
Cuban bookies just like Grant took
Richmond. The medium of their
plunge will be Our Jack which is
said TO be a genuine bear cat. Has
not much to trim today and should
whoop-tee-dee down to the pay-on
station on the front end of the pro-
ccssion. Experiment is the contend
er and should be second with Mister
Jiggs dropping into the third hole
Black Prince is sent along by the
clocking staff as the special. vii
have a cock" in the saddle but the
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Havana Entries.

First Race-Purse $500: 5-yesr-
old maidens: five and one-half fur
longs: mabel Reynolds. IS; 'DEr-
lev Belle. sS: 'Shorty's First. s5;
ScintiIate. lo5: johnnie o Connsll,
1903: Cannon Ball. lO3; SCotty, 1oS;
Frank Moody. 1O7; George w, los.
Second Rncc-Purse 500; 5-yesr-
old maidens; five and ono-hslf fur
longs: 'FeIix NJ. 100; Helen Lucas,
1903: Josephine X. lo3; 'Shy Ann.
los; Mister JiEEs. los; Our Jack.
los: Coca Cola 10; Experiment
10; AscUtney. 112.
Third Race-Purso $500; swear
olds and up; six furlonEs: BRIG Of
War, 81; 'PoIar Cub, lO2; 'Mess Kit
kO2: military Girl. 1902; Luimeme,
1O4; Hope. los; "The Belgian I'd,
los: Runnyven. 1O7; 'RlaCk Prince,
lO7: American Eagle. ll3.
Fourth Racc-La Prensa Handi-
Gap, 81 900. 3-year-olds and up, FIVE
and one-hslf furlongs: aGen. Gomez.
lO2: aRiverside. ZIG; Mayor House,
1O4; Assumption. 10; Furbelow,
.ll3. Ammonia Adam Enty.
Fifth Race-PUrse 500. 4-year-
,Ids and up; mile and City yards
Emma J., s5; Stilet, 100; 'Ho-
nam. 1O2; 'Wenonsh. 1o2; Miseri-
corde. los: 'Jose De Wales, lo5; Sill
yer Sandals. 1O5; Ulster Queen, los;
Plsntsrede. lO7; Dragon, lo7; King
OH. lO7; Bronco Billy, 10.
sixth RAce-Purse 500; 4-yesr-
olds and up; claiming; mile and one
sixteenth: All Smoke. 100; 'Sol
GUsey. lO3: 'Rhymer, 1903; 'Grundy,
lOs; 'Rey Ennis, 1O7; Paula V, loS;
Night wind, III: 'Buck Nail, III.
SAppreutice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
WAR RISK INDIANS
AND CUBS TO MEET

Manager QUAINT. OF the Y. NJ. c. 4.
Arrow basketball team. has finally
succeeded in arranging that unusual
feature which he promised for Sat
urday night. The War Risk Indians
will oppose the Cubs OF this city in
the preliminary game to be played
prior to the Arrow-Yankee cham
pionship game. The Indian seNtet
are out after the girls District cham
pionship this season and promise
that they will be on edge to keep
up the good record that they hEvs
established thus far this season. The
Cubs are not known very we'll but
it can be assured that they will give
the Bureau sextet an interesting run
TO return the winner. This game
will be called at 7:45 r. N.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
WHITE SOX GAPS
FILLED BY STARS
OF MINOR LEAGUES
Chicago Will Have Mys-
terry Team When Sea-
son Opens.

CHICAGO, Feb. s.-what about
the once powerful White sox base
ball elub-wim it have a chance in
1921?
Followers of the national game
Everywhere today were asking this
question as opening of the season
draws nearer.
Can club that has lost such
Grand players as Jackson, FpIsch.
weaver, CicOtte and williams,
among others, who were suspended
and indicted, be built up on one
spring training trip so that it can
De pennant contender?
"hen the new White SOx team
Irots out for the first time this
'eason it will be regarded with
ne greatest curiosity by the fans,
or lit will be these players who
VII answer the question upper
most in the minds of the fans who
nave always been followers of the
nag of Comiskey.
A good guess now as to the
opening lineup would be as fol-
lows:
Schalk. catcher; Kerr. pitcher;
Sheely, first base; E. Collins, sec
Ond base; Ernie johnson, short
stop: MulliEan, third base; J. Col
lins, left fieIe; Strunk, center field;
Leibold, right field. Manager Glea-
son will go South with a horde OF
ball players, most of them un-
known recruits.
The White Sox management has
been unable to make trades with
major league clubs during the win
ter and has had to depend upor
minors. GlPason anticipates more
difficulty in bolstering up tht
pitching staff than any other de-
partment.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
FREDERICK NEXT
ON YANK LIST

Three games, all on foreign floors.
face the Congress Heights Yankee
basketball squad during the re-
mainder of this week. A return
game with the Frederick Y. M. c. A.
0uintet is on the book for tonight
at Frederick. This squad was beat
en- by close score in a game here
recently. The Yanks journey to
Baltimore Friday night for revenge
on the Muir ost No. II five which
defeated the locals here New Years
night. The Y. NJ. c.. A. Arrows are
slated for Saturday night in a game
at the ~" gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
SYRACUSE MAY
LOSE BALL TEAM

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. Sunless
,sncial differences between Ernest
.Igraf. owner OF the Syracuse
,hise in the International
-, ue, and the owners of the local
A, park are adjusted, Landgraf
r transfer his club to some other
ty. Landgraf and E. c. Stearns,
epresenting the ball park corpora
tion, split today at their conference.
The ball park company insists thai
I.andgraf owes back rental. Land
graf claims the company did not
live up to the terms Of the agree
ment,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
TIMES PIN SPILLERS
TRIM POST AGAIN

That a man may be down but he
is never out is true in the Saliva
tion Army. but not in bowling. The
Post bowlers in the Apprentice
Lague had a grand chance to climb
out of the cellar yesterday, but it
seems that the bowlers representing
the Times believe when man is
down it's best to keep him down.
proving it by taking two out Of
three games from the Post pin spill
ers in the Recreation Alleys. Hum
mer made a new high set record.
Knocking down 12O of the naples,
beating the record of HoIbrook of
the Star by one pin.
Today the Star and the Herald
teams will battle at $3.50 in what
promises to be the best game of the
season.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
G. L. BECKER LEADS
PINEHURST FIELD

PINEHURST, y. C. Feb. SC. L.
Becker, of Philadelphia, played his
best round of recent years in the
first match round of the Tin Whls-
ties annual three-ball tournament
at Pinehurst today and led the held
with a 79. The veteran captain OF
the Tin whistles went out on the
championship course in 80 and came
home in 40.
The twenty-seven players VINO
Qualified yesterday out of a held OF
.eyenty-three were grouped IN
hrees for today's round and each
10 played on the six points per
ole system, with a total of los
soiuts for the match. Becker, low
handicap man in his match, won II
by a margin of 13 points over J. r
Bowker and II points over Albert
NJ Reed.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
YANKS PLAY FOUR
GAMES THIS WEEK

-Four games. all on foreign floors,
face the Congress Heights Yankee
basket ball squad this week The
Ingram five will be bsttled tonight
in the Ingram Memorial Church
gymnasium. in the first game to be
played by the Yankees within the
city limits this season. A return
game with the Frederick Y. NJ Q.
A. quintet is on the book for to-
morrow night at Frederick. This
squad was beaten by a close score
in a game here.
The Yanks journey 20 Baltimore
Friday night for revenge on the
Muir Post No. Il five which slipped
ever a victory on the locals here
New Years night. The Y. NJ. c. A.
, Arrows are slated for Saturday
night in a game in the y" gymna-
sium.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAGNATES TO MEET

CHICAGO, Feb. s.-A special
meeting Of American League mag
mates. to be called within the next
ten days, has been called by Presl- :
dent Ban Johnson. it was stated
here today.
The baseball mOguls are expected
to confer with Federal Judge Ian
dis, basebalrs new commissioner on
details of the latter's plans tor
keeping the games reputation
spotless.
1t is also probable that many OF
the magnates will take part IN the
rial Of the eight indicted White
soy plsyers, who will be tried
vritbi1 the next two weeks.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
LAST HALF SPURT
WINS FOR TECH

Coming from behind in the sec
ond period the, Tech High quintet
took the measure Of the George
town Prep tossers yesterday after
noon in the Ryan gymnasium by a
score of 25 to 19.
The Hilltop lads had a lead OF
IA to 8 when the first half closed,
but Coach Apple put new life into
his team by wise substitutlons ana
the Tech lads came back in a burst
Of speed. quickly forging into the
lead The game was well played
and hard fought throughout, Oak es
for Georgetown, and McCartee, for
Tech, winning the scoring honors
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Wilson to Fight Kleach.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Johnny Will
son, middleweight champion. has
been matched to meet Johnny
Kleach, of Boston, in a ten-rOund no
decision bout at Cleveland, Ohio, on
the night of February Is. The men
will battle at $50 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Middies PLAY TarheelS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb. S.-More
than the usual amount of interest
will be shown by the regiment oG
in the basketball game
at the Naval Acamedy tomorrow af-
ternoon with the five OF the Univer-
sity of North Carolina, as the op-
posing force. owing to the fact that
the Carolinians are just returning
from a Northern trip during which
they were defeated by the West
Point cadets. ancient rivals of the
middies.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

boys say he knows the shortest way
home. That being the case Black
Prince will do the rest. The Bel
gian is keyed TO concert pitch right
now and should cop the place money
with Polar Bear. q sleeper, coming
to life in time to grab the peep"
money. Homan for mine in the fifth.
This bird only needs to. leave the
barrier with the first flight in order
to come marching home with the
coon skins. Stiletto and Dragon
have the rest between them
Grundy will take a world Of beat
ing in the last. Is keyed to concert
pitch now and the conditions today
are lust made to order. Rhymer and
Bucknai figure close up. Nun said.
One best bet of the day.
FURBELow.
Rest take-a-ckance peII
OUR JACK.
Best ParIeyt
EXPERIMENT. THE BELGIAN, As
sUMPTION-tO show.
!
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Race Frank Moody,
Skorty's FirsI. ScIntIllate.
second Race-Our Jack, EIPer-
ment, MIR. JtgEs.
Third Race-BIack Prince, The
belgian, Polar Cub.
Fourth Race-FurbeIoW, Ammonia
Entry, Assumption.
Fifth Race-HOmnn, stiIetts, ORA
gOon.
sixth Race - Grundy Rhymer
BucknaiI.
TIA JUANA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Baldwin, Namp, Lake
second Race-FirepIaee, BIanchI'
Ia. Gertrude.
Third Race-sman, RingIesder
Fashion.
Fourth Race-LobeIia, AnEIeton
Jake.
Fifth Race-DiOne, Point, Wick
Sixth RAce-JOhn, PlunEcr, DAILY
seventh Race - worth, Ledtno-
usare, Cork.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
GAMMA SIGMA FIVE
EASY FOR TIGERS

Epiphany Tigers WOE well de-
served victory over the Gamma
Signals from the Church of the Good
Shepherd last night by 30 to S. Goody
GosneH, former Tech High star play
ed in the first session. kid" Haislip
played a great game for the Tigers.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Grapplers to Meet.

Charles Metropoulos, the Greek
wrestling champion, was matched
Yesterday for a go with Mike Nester,
Polish champ, Thursday night at the
Folly Theater. Metropoulos opened
the eyes of local fans last week when
he tustled to a draw with Joe Tur-
ner lin three hours OF mat work
Both men signed to weigh in at 165
pounds. The first bout is scheduled
for S:45 .. m.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Navy Star Resigns.

resignation of Midshipman Winfield
S S Hartman, of New York, the
Naval Acamedy nine had lost one of
the best hitters it has had for years.
His position last season was center
field and catcher.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Midgets Issue Challenge.

The Virginia A c. Mldgets lVu-
pound basket ball team OF AleHah :
dria, challenge the following loca.
teams: Diamond Midgets, SHERWOOD
Midgets, Mount Rainier Yankees, ol
any other 1O0-pound quintets. For
games, write Sterling nan Sl'
South Fairfax street, Alexandra
Va
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Yosemites Play Destroyers.

A snappy game is expected in
Alexandria tonight when the Yosc-
mite five tackles the Destroyer A
c. outfit. Manager Zahn, of the
Yosemites, is looking for games
Call Lincoln 4254-J.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
EPIPHANY COMETS
ROMP ON CASEYS

The Comets Of Epiphany defeatet
the Knights OF Columbus quint from
Alexandra last night by So to 81.
The score was nip and tuck all
through tne game up until the last
period. when the Comets opened UP
some fast passing, unning away
from the visitors. GoOdy Gosnelll
played his first game with the
Comets going into the fray in the
second and succeeded in caging
nine double pointers.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Quincy Wins Again.

The quincy a. c. chalked up an
other victory last night when they
defeated the Olympia A. c., IA, in
the Carroll gym.
The guarding of both teams pre-
vented very accurate shooting.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Peck Beats AviatOrs.

Peck Memorial tossers defeated
Boiling Field last night 1928 in a
hard Thought basketball game at
Peck Memorial gymnasium. Two
long shots by Gridon featured.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Senate Pages Win Two.

The Senate Pages five made it
seven straight last night by defeat
ing the Stanton A. c., 21-16 and the
Brooklyn A. c., 1923 in the Eastern
gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

''Nothing brought to the house
But the garb Of ruddy and tan;
Suited for pleasure or wear,
Betting roying man.
Nothing brought to the inn
But the travellers cloak wore,
And that, when I came away,
I must needs drop by the door"
From Songs Of vagabondiA."
The eminent Babe" says he hopes
to collect, gather or amass sixty
son. Well, you can't arrest a cove
for hoping. Not yet, anyway.
Onsiae Plays.
While you can't make a silk purse
out of a sow's ear, what can the
anyway?
In the Mathematics of Life, an
even break is always 81 per cent.
Any healthy. clean-living entry
owns a controlling interest in Ex-
lstence Co. Ltd.
"A nations wealth" says Adam
Smith, 'fs measured by its happi-
ness. "ndt Is ouelpilld uaHh
statement against two tail-ent
clubs?
The Double Test.
Something over twenty years age
lin Jeffries blew himself to one OF
the greatest double tests in rinl
history by taking on Tom Sharkey
and Jim Corbett-a rushing, rugged
tyne and a fast, skillful boxer.
Jack Dempsey has a chance t
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

Substitutions: Zalesak for Chill
dres. Floor goals: Faber, 2; Cud-
more, 2: O'Dea. |; Myers, l: Lemon,
4; Dey, /: MCFadden. l. Goals from
fouls: Faber. out of 10: O'Dea,
missed .; Lemon. out of u. OFF,
cials Referee. Fuller: umpire, Nu-
gent. Time of periods, 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Renroc A. C.. to Meet.

The Renroc A. c. will hold base
ball meeting in the Ingram Gym.
Thursday night at $50 o'clock. All
members are requested to attend.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

for McCartee: Juesade for Aubinoe;
Supplee for Berger; Shanks for Par
ker: Beavens for GUIDE. Goals from
field-Oakes %. Harvey. Mulvihill
(3), Kreuzer, McCartee (5). Aubinoe
C2), Berger (2. Mccormick CD,
Supplee Goals from foul-Mulvihill.
l out Of 2: Parker, l out OF 4. Time
Of periods, 10 minutes. Referee,
JOynes.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
CENTRAL BEATEN
IN.LAST MINUTE
Eastern TOssers Defeat Blue
And White Lads by Sim
gle Point, 1917.

Making good in most Of their
chances, where their opponents fail
ed in many, won for Eastern High s
tossers yesterday in an inter-hiGh
games which they gained at the eX-
pense Of Central by the score of Is
to II. The Light Blue and White
played a steady game with the
neyer-say-die spirit 1t was TINS
continual plugging which proved
the winning factor. Central had
more shots at the basket and also
possessed the ball more often than
Eastern but they were not able TO
do as much in a shooting way as
the winners.
The first half gave every indica-
ton of a nip and tuck battle after
the first minute of play. with
Walker out OF the lineup of the
Blue and White, Central was at
disadvantage. but Donald Childress
sub, played a capable game and by
sheer fighting made his value to
Central realized by all.
Faber counted for the Capitol Hill
aggregation in the first ten seconds
OF play as he got the ball from tip
on ana let nS at Jut bdShtN llOAi
the middle of the court. The bal
bounced on the rim and dropped in
for a score CudmOre made 1t foul
points a minute later with a shot
short in front of the basket. Cen
tral scored on the next tip-oh a.
McFadden broke through grcuI
of players and dropped the ball in
Each team scored alternately unit
the half ended, 10 to in favor o.
Eastern.
The second period was a repeti
ton Of the first. Fight to heated
degree featured. Lemon, of Cen
trail probably stood out as he count
ed three times from the floor, NOR
than any other player during tn
whole contest.
Childress left the fray in favor o
| Zalesak, who injected squirt int
! the Mount Pleasanters. With tn
score reading 16 to 13 and fou
| minutes to play Central speeded VI
| and passed the Fasteners by on
| point. Some golden oppOrtunitie
were fzzled then by them and East
| ern counted their winning baske
| a minute before play ended. Tn
| battle ended with the ball in tn
middle of the court. Lineup an
| summary:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

Substitutions-Bru for Will
liams, GosnelI for MiIoff. CriEgin
for Crilly. Shuman for FrasCs- Goals
from field-Daniels, 3; Boyd, s; Will
liams. 4; MilOff. Morris. >; Gosnell, g;
Alexander, 5; CrilIy. Hoy. Williams
4: Frasca. T. Goals from foul
Boyd. Frasca Referee-Haas.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

Totals. 472 40 1856 Totals. 427 472 4ot
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09

How dear to this heart arc the scenes Of
last summer
When was perspiring in thin cloths,
aTayed;
may be a bum or I may be still hummer
But give me at least 81 in the shade,
Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune. Ino.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-17

United States Tires
are Good Tires
u. S. USCO E
u. S. CHAIN E
u. S. NOBBY TREAD
U. S. ROYAL CORD
U.s.. E & R E u B
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-17
MATAWAN

John Hiebelecow. of Brooklyn. was
yesterday held by Recorder Gustav
Gesswein without bail for the grand
jury. He was taken TO the county
Jail in Freehold. Hiebelecow was ar
rested by Central Railroad Detective
Martin Malley when caught breaking
into a box of merchandise in a car
on a siding of the Central Railroad
of New Jersey here, yesterday morn
ing. After Hiebelecow's arrest it was
found that he had served a term In
Jamesburg and also Railway.
Miss Myrtle Philips. of East Or
ange, is visiting Mrs. Ronson Warne,
of Baltimore. who is spending a short
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred II. Morton. in Broad
street.
Miss Frances Warwick, Miss Ger
trude Haley and Miss Margaret Lay
ton enjoyed an excursion up the Long
Island Sound yesterday.
The annual supper and fair of the
Morganville Volunteer Fire Company
will be held tomorrow and Friday
nights. A feature of the events for
tomorrow night Is a chicken supper
to be Served by the Parent-Teacher
Association.