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The New York herald., 1921-09-05
Borough of BroolsIyn-sale or Kent.
Borough Of Queens--saie or Rent.

FOREST PARK-Forced 10 sell account m
health beautiful 10 room house, plot 40x
kitchen, all parquet floors, inclosed porch
and sun parlor. hot water heat, gas water
heater. electricity duplex system. all windows
screened fine shrubbery around house,
double brick garage with pitt cent fare 10
city; must be seen 10 appreciate. 1914 seth
81. Woodhayen. J.. l. Phone Richmond HUI
1906.
SPRINGFIELD. l.. L., Cherry av. and oiith
st.-House. rooms and bath. all improve
ments. c. FRANZ.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05

Illllllnations disclose indications OF
crookedness or misadministration.
Mr.. Hirshfield explained that so dis
satisfied was he with the manner in
which the Meyer committee had dealt
with Commissioner OMalley that the in
vestigation which he proposes to conduct
Into the affairs of the Department of
Markets will be to give O'Malley a
square deal.
He declared that everybody called be-
fore the Meyer committee was granted
Immunity except OMalley. who. he said.
was required to waive immunity" He
charged also that every time an answer
or O'Malley's was not to the committees
Hiking 1t was stricken from the records,
and that O'Malley was bulldoZed by the
committees counsel.
Mr.. Hirshfield also was very much
displeased with the manner in which the
newspapers treated the hearing, stating
that they did not give O'Malley as good
q showing as he should have had. In
short. Mr.. Hirshfields statement did not
indicate that there was anything about
the Meyer committees operations or the
publicity 1t has gained for the Hylan adj
ministration that pleased him In the
slightest degree.
Senator Meyer. when informed of Mr..
Hirshfield's complaints. said that II
" Mdlcy WeIc tHtit De no
reason why he should object to waving
Immunity. He said he thought the evil
dence adduced was sufficient to warrant
the attention Of the criminal authorities.
and that therefore it was the duty of
the committee to call 1t to the attention
of those authorities. A similar course
WILL be followed in all other such cases.
he said.
1t was reported yesterday that the
a.. ~ - A-y-
nav angle Of alleged Irregularities In the
Department of Markets, centring large
~ In Brooklyn. but possibly leading out
to the homes of many Democratic lead
ers both in that borough and in Man
haitian.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05

OWNER MUST sacrifice new dwelling In
one OF New Rochelle's exclusive residential
parks: master bedrooms, baths: In per-
feet condition, ready for immediate occu-
pancy; may rent unfurnished furnished.
SLAWSON 4 HOBBS, 162 w. 12d st.
RYE-SALE OR RENT.
Substantial home, IL very spacious rooms,
electricity. gas. hot water heat and every
improvement: 1 acre. beautiful shrubbery
and shade trees. double garage. chauffeur's
accommoda tions. accessible TO trolley and
unfurnished.
| sTEMART Q. scaENcK. 81 z. SD ST.
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New Jersey--Sa:~ or hens.

BUNGALOW, Little Falls, y. r.. situated
near railroad station rooms. attic. en-
closed porch, bath and running water, all
improvements. habitable all year, price at
tractiye. Phone owner. South $3.50,
NOW practicing in distant town, forced to
cell Immediately, on terms, sacrifice, &s, 600
for quick sale. cozy 9 room and bath home.
garage; 30 minutes from New York. PRO-
FESSIONAL. Telephone 14I0 Cortlandt.
sIX rooms. new bungalow, with cellar. all
chicken coop; very nice location price 1000.
cash 5000 committing easy. PAUL DINDA,
~ Nermilyea av.. n. III q.
TO TIE MAN WHO WILL PAY s2, 600 M
MEDIATELY ! offer dainty home at less
than two-thlrds actual value. Pay the ball
aucc ~ ~, 800 about as you like. provided I
get s.. 900 at once. The house Is everything
every one expects in new house, but sell
dom gets. II Is new, artistic and spacious.
You won't have to spend cent on u.
Grounds are well shaded and on plot 100xi90
feet. In the finest, healthiest purely rest
Dental section, with Ideal express communi.
cation. You want a home az a right price.
want cash now. j. T. CAMPBELL, Post
once Box 1f07. City Hall Station, y. 4.
City.
TO LET-Beau.ifui house rooms and bath
all known modern improvements; redeco-
rated: large plot garage. CHICKEN house
WILSON REALTY COMPANY, Main ST..
RAMSEY. y. J. Telephone II.
WEST ENGLEwOOD--G rooms. bath. sun
parlor. large screened porch. al improve
ments. steam heat: plot 6oxi2o; restrictions
40 minutes from New York. West shore 7.
r.. price $40. 500. So 900 cash. OWNER. %
Maitland Rv.
wEsTWOOD cottage. rooms, bath, steam
heat: parQuctte floors, 81 200. 81 800 cash.
Photograph. HOVER, 2i2 Broadwny. N. y,
WEST ORANGE, ii large rooms: very high
elevation: on plot lT5x2T5: sleeping porch.
r,t.s...a g.~.,.,,- ---o pry.rt -oQo ..e~t dav.
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New Jersey--SaIc or Rent.
100 New Jersey Farm Bargains

with crops, stock. equipment thrown In, fully
described with map OF State IN Mus cat.
Just out: some nearby. others close 10 sea
shore markets, many inland prices tango
from 5000 up with easy terms. Call or. write
for free copy to-day. NEW JERSEY FARM
AGENCY. 15a Ill Nassau ST.. ". y.
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sACRfFICE.

Must sell room house IN Hampstead. cor
ner plot. s0xi00. all Improvements, with or
without furniture. Terms 20 suit. Call on
premises, corner Booth st and Nassau Park
way. or telephone Bryant 100, Room 12oV.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
JUG0-SLAv KING GOING HOME

VERSAILLES, Sept. liking Alexander
of Jugo-Slavia. who is convalescing from
his recent illness, has taken rooms at
the Hotel Trianon.
1t has not been determined when the
King will leave for Belgrade, but It
probably will be September Is.
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yyrstchrstcr- snlc or Rent.

FOR saie--Grcenacros scarsdale. fine Coz
ionial home on Greeracres av., large plots
we'll Handicapped. splendid Views price rights
terms arranged. see me regarding other
homes in Grecnacres. LEONARD II. HALL.
"a Greenacrcs av., Tel. 1861 White Plalns
LAKE MAHOPAC, N. v.
Bungalow, rooms and bath. electric
lights, on large plot. high ground. within five
minutes walk to station; permanent water
rights. for sale on easy terms. hlL-
vESTER ERCHOCK. ~ w. 34th st.. New
York city. Fits Roy 1870.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand--Sale or Rent.
At EREEpnRr 7.

AT FREEPoRT. l.. T.
Owner going West must sacrifice his beau-
tiful home. consisting OF very large living
room. open fireplace. Dutch dining room.
kitchen. buffers pantry, laundry. large
bedrooms all latest improvements: corner
plot. selected neighborhood, for only Sl2.-
300; worth $4,000: terms. II. It. AL
BRIGHT, 3 Railroad av. Freeport. Open
Sunday. Monday. Phone 1896.
AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE--ff-roonl house
redecorated throughout. . baths. 3 toilets,
steam heat. gear garage, trees, shrubs and
flowers. corner plot. one-half acre: q minutes
possession. J. j. BURGESS. T2 Lenox rd !,
Rockville Centre.
FOREST HTLLS-Beautifuily furnished s
minutes Penn. Station. WARD. Cath. 1850
GREAT NECK BARGAIN.
Nine room house; car garage. X acre,
planted, frontage In 2 streets. 9 minutes
Estates. Reasonable terms. 264 Great Neck
or 1871 Isongacre. Immediate occupancy.
See II.
MALBA ON THE soUND-For sale or rent,
beautiful home. % minutes from Penusyi.
vana Station. corner plot 100xi06. n rooms
: tile baths. hard wood throughout: ideal
type. hot water heating plant; Corto
radiators. finest plumbing. built by day
work; plans and specifications by leading
New York architect; pure Colonial IN de-
sign ~ construction. Telephone Flushing 25e.
SALE or Rent-Housc. II rooms. large.
baths. five open firepiaccs: lavatory; gas.
heat. electricity; car garage. Flushing
35si
MUST sacrifice beautiful new G room house:
decorated, every Improvement; small cash
payment. balance monthly payments xa.1a0.
Marathon Park. Little Neck, l.. y. ~ min.
from Penn. station. office on premises, o.
JOHN ". RIEHLE.
81 William St. ~. ~ q.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
r. w. DYER ANNEXES
TRENTON GOLF CUP
Defeats Eddie Styles in Final
s and 4.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW Yohk HERALD
TRENTON, April 30-Altnough prac-
tically playing lone hand for the met
ropolitan district, Frank w. Dyer, Upper
Montclair, was equal TO annexinS for
New York the chief honors Of the first
annual golf tournament of the Trenton
Country Club. which came to an end
to-day. Dyer's big test IN the last day
OF play was when he had to face X. E.
knepper OF Princeton, who has built up
quite a reputation In the West
Dyer required all of his tricks, for
the match went an extra hole. 1t was
good match and an interesting one
from the standpoint Of the gallery. but
close as Ii was. it did not fray the
nerves Of the Upper Montclair star any,
as in the final round he was able to de-
feat Eddie Styles one OF the Philadel-
phia stars, by up and 10 play.
In the semi-final Styles won from T.
u. Carruth. Jr.. Of Princeton BY and q
The summary:
First 6ixtesn-senii-finai Frank Dyer
Upper Montciair, defeated Il. u. Knepper
princeton, ! up ue hoiSes) EDWARD stylss
Final: Dyer defeated sgiss. 6 and 1.
Second slxtcen-semi-flnai p. IL Pad
dock. Princeton. defeated Herbert r. Sin
clair. Trenton. l up tig holeal. Bruce Camp
bell. Trenton. defeated p. $. Y. Randolph
Jr., Lakewood, up.
TinaI. Campbell defeated Paddock,
and 3.
Third Elxteen-Semi-final +. n. Kncpper
Princeton. defeated l.. Eisner, Norwood,
and q VIM Dickinson. Trenton, defeated r.
O. Rose, Trenton. 3 and :.
Final: Knepper defeated Dickinson,
and Q.
Fourth sixteen-semi- final: n. W. Wood
Atlantic City. defeated X. q. Irons, Jr.
Princeton, / up. Charles Williams, Rucki
County, defeated L. r. Adams. Whitsmarsh
up.
Final. Williams defeated wood, ? and I.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
TENNIS ENTRIES CABLED
FOR FRENCH TOURNEY

Confirmation OF the entries Of Ameri-
can players IN the worlds covered court
tennis championship al St Cloud, France.
beginning May IS, was cabled yesterday
by r. Ichon. representing the French
Tennis Association. following a confer
ence yesterday with Julian :. Myrlck,
president OF the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. The entry follows:
Mems Singles--Wll1iam Il. Tilden I'd.
Arnold W. Jones and ]. ID. B. Jones.
Mems Doubles--Tilden and Arnold Jones.
Women's Slngles---Mrs. Franklin I. Nal
lory and Miss Edith Sigourney. Women's
Doubles-Alvs. Mallory sud Misc Sigour-
nsy Mixed Doubles--Afrs. Mallory and
W T. Tilden. Miss Sgourney and A,
". Jones.
Mrs. Mallory and Miss Sigouruey are
sailing on the Lafayette May Z. and VIII
land at IIavre. where they will bo met
by officials OF the French j.. T. A. Til
den and his party sail on the Maure-
tanla May IL. and Will land at Cher
bourg Return passage for them has
been engaged on the Olympic July 6,
so they will be In the United States IN
time for tho grass tournaments pre-
ceding the championship.
Mr. Ichon spoke Of the French Asso-
cations desire 10 have q team OF theii
players visit the United States this sum.
NOR and said they hoped that Il would
come about.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
R. L. SPOTTS WINS
N. VAC. TRAP TITLE.
0utshoots Big Field, Breaking
1913 Out of q Possible 200
Targets.

k L. SPOTS, chairman OF the shoot
ing committee of the New York Athletic
Club and former national champion,
won the club title of the Mercury Foot
organization at Travers Island yester-
day He took the all important title
from a field that numbered almost 100
shooters. Ills total was 19o OUT or a
possible 200 targets. HIS individual
runs We're 20, 20. 90. 90 and 10 IN the
iirst round of the traps. On the secord
round he had individual totals OF 20,
20, 20. 1s and 20 The shooting was
excellent when ono remembers that the
gunners shot In n driving raiastorn1.
X. S. Rice and j. j. Donovan tied for
second place with scores OF 1s6 out OF
n possible 200 targets each. ON the
shootolf Rice won the trophy. Then
came T. Teckuil and r. IL Lewis, each
with a card of 1876. They finished in
that order In the shootoff for fourth and
fifth prizes. These sunners all shot In
class A In addition TO the division,
there were prizes offered for Ave other
classes.
In class = the winner was q. Siegers,
with a card OF 194. The winner in class
c was G. w. Berner, with q card OF 1sS.
IN class d the prize was taken by w. X.
Delehanty, with 176. Then came +. Il.
Debacher. with 156 in class Z. In class
+ the prize was taken by W. II. Dennis.
with q card of 1913
The winners Of the seasons average
prizes also were announced yesterday.
r.. a.. SPOTS won the scratch prize on
club days. Then c1me A. Il. Ranney
and NJ. McVoy. The handicap prize for
club days was won BY +. A. Baker.
Then came r. r. Debacher and r. Mill
ken in the order named. The scratch av-
erage prize for Sunday shooting was
won by r. i. Rice Then came B. ).
Donnelley and a. T.. Ranney. G.. 5.
Hodges won the handicap cup for sun
days. Then came i. w. Finch and II.
m ICufybt
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

In reaffirming the facts given
in the above item. namely, that we
will continue selling at wholesale
10 the public direct, on the same
small margin OF profit we hereto
fore charged the retail store trade.
we wish to call special attention to
the class Of goods we manufacture.
We use only the best kind Of
woolens and trimmings. When We
say "best" we mean absolutely the
best 100 per cent. virgin woolens
the finest we can obtain from the
American, Etua. French-Rivers.
Thomas II. Wilson and Wandskuck
wooden mills.
And every spring suit or top
coat we offer is guaranteed TO fit
and give the limit Of satisfaction.
II Il doesn't or you feel that we
have not offered you the best value
obtainable anywhere in New York,
return your purchase and we will
refund your money instantly and
without argument.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
WAsHBURN AND MATHEY WIN

In an exhibition match at the West
Side Tennis Club of Forest Hills yester-
day. Watson NJ. Washburn OF the Amer
lean Davis cup team, playing with Dean
Mathey, defeated S. Howard Voshcll and
Harold Throckmorton, 80, 6-3.
Throughout the contest. part Of which
was played In a drizzling rain. Vosheil
and Thrcckmorton played the more ag-
gressive tennis and hit harder but they
also made more numerous errors. The
steadiness OF the opposing pair. particu-
larly OF washburn, decided the match.
Mrs Franklin I. Mallory, national
champion. had taken the first two games
OF her match with Murray Vernon. a
West side Tennis Club player, In another
exhibition when rain put n halt to the
proceedings. Mrs. Mallory will appear
in an exhibition at Forest Hills on
wednesday. the last before she leaves
for Europe 20 compete in the French
and British championships.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
French Prizes for
Victorious Athletes

~ ARIS. April so.--Commander
- Vuillemin OF the French army
L has been awarded the Henry
Deutsch de la Meurthe prize Of 1000
francs for the most notable sporting
event Of the year. The prize was
presented by the Academy of Sports.
Commander vuillemin made the first
flight across the Sahara Desert in an
airplane. going from Algiers to
Dakar by way OF Timbuctoo.
Suzanne Lenglein, the tennis
player, was given the academy's gold
medal. a newly established honor TO-
excellence In women's sports. The
runner. Josef Guillemot. was named
for the grand athletic prize. known
as the Potocki prize.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
American First Team
Wins Polo Match
Saccioi cable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CopDright, 1921, by TIE NEw York HERALD.

Sp1Ctot Cu1fT 10 2iE NEW fOEh tlIIAln'
Copyright, 1921, by TIE NEw York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, April 30.
TINE first string of American
polo players demonstrated so
L conclusively their superiority
over the second line players, whom
they defeated to-day by a score Of
10 TO in six five minute periods,
that polo enthusiasts are eagerly
awaiting Il proper trial game. The
Americans line up the same as
Thursday, and Thomas Hitchcock,
VINO is in top form, penetrated the
second line defence not fewer than
seven times.
c. c. Rumsey was not as promi-
nent as usual In the playing to-
day because of a slightly wrenched
back. which he intends to have
treated by a specialist immediately.
The Americans will play the last
practice game among themselves
Tuesday. England's stud OF fifty
ponies has arrived at Hurlingham.
and their trainer, Lieut.-Col. Brown,
reports that all are fit and well.
Lord Wodehouse. England's back. is
slightly indisposed. but hopes to
play in. the teams first London
match at Roehampton next Satur-
day.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
CRESCENT LACROSSE MEN WIN

Driving rain did not stop The Cres-
cent Athletic Club from talking tho
measure OF the lacrosse team OF the
University OF Pennsylvania at Bay
Ridge yesterday. The hardy New Moon
ers won by a 5-2 score. The first pc
rlod ended FL IN favor Of the Brook
iyn clubmen. The Kennedy brothers
were very much in evidence. "SaE"
Kennedy. the veteran, was responsible
for two OF the Crescent goals and HIS
younger brother, Vincent, scored two
more
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Nov note our prices--$20.S25.
$50 and s35--no higher--the same
scale we charged the retail store
trade heretofore. Figure the usu-
ally very high expense retail stores
must meet for ground store rents.
elaborate fixtures. high price sales
men. etc, and you can guess the
great savings possible in our up
stairs factory.
We will also make your suit or
coat to order, il desired. using only
the finest kind OF materials and
guarantee perfect III.
These tremendously important
facts deserve your very serious con-
sideration in giving thought to
your spring and summer habili-
ments-whether suit or top coat
ard especially II you desire some
thing above the ordinary in snap
and wear.
Our iactory--one flight up-will
be open from $50 A. M. to- 7.30
P. NJ. during this sale.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

c. ". Breclt, siwanoy; -drs. II. Curtis,
Piping Rock: Mrs. NJ. II. Dannen, Dun
wocdie; Mrs. w. Darrach, Greenwich Mrs.
@. A. Dickson. Glen Ridge; Mrs. +. II.
Donohoe. Montclair; Mrs. W. Erdman.
Hollywood; Mrs. a. rorsch. Century; Mrs.
II. Goldsmith. Hollywood; Mrs. c. II.
Goddard. Great Neck: Mrs. G.. w. Ham
merschlag. Ridgewood: Mrs. A. Holden.
Essex County: Mrs. A. r. Keller. Westfield
Mrs. IL. la Montague, Piping Rock; Mrs.
J. Lee. ST. Alban8; Mrs. w. NJ. Leshor.
Apawamis; Mrs. E. Longstroth, Bssex
Fells: Mrs. J. bIager, Essex County: Miss
r. 4. Manice, Cherry Valley AIrs. A. Nc
Donald. Cherry Valley; Mrs. f.. du n.
Meyrowitz, Essex County; Mrs. q. MilraS,
Apawarnis; Mrs. r. Nicl5erson. Westfield
Mrs. T. 3. Il. Nelson, Iiaekensacil Mrs.
q. Nowak, Great Neck; Mrg. w. @. Pow
org. Knollwood; Mrs. III. u. Salmon. Forest
Hills; Mrs. Ed. Sanford, Essex County;
Miss Elsio selick. Glen Ridge; Miss II.
Scott. Arcola. Mrs. w. y. l.. Starhuck.
Cherry valley; Mrs. a. Stewart, Great
Neck. Mrs. J. s. Stokes, Jr., Ridgcwood
Mrs. X. J. Stokes, Trenton; Mrs. A. Taylor.
HaChcngack: Mrs. Il. II. Thomas, Uacken-
sack: Mrs. J. j. Thomson. Stwanoy; Mrs.
G. +. Uebeiacker. Hackensaci; Miss v.
von schlyel. Great Neck; Mrs. s. Walters.
Apawamis; Mrs. J. II. Williams, Dun
woodie Mrs. s. wilde, Fairvtew, and Mrs.
J. II. Wright, st. Albanz.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
STEVENS DEFEATS YALE.

Ia = dr!zzling rain and in water two
inches deep Stevens swamped Yale in
lacrosse, 81. yesterday at Stevens Field
at HobolIen.
The baseball game between Stevens
and Delaware was cancelled because o.
the wet weather. In place OF Delaware.
Stevens PLAYED practice game with tn
Thirteenth Infantry Company OF T. =
Doken, defeating them 16--1.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
rnANa ninnAM nnME.

Frank Moran. Pittsburgh. hcav1v eight pu-
Qiltst returned from England yesterday on
the steamer Aquitsnla. Moran said he had
an agreement with Major Arnold Wilson, a
London boxing promoter. 20 meet Georges
Carpenter IN London ir September regard
Iess of the outcome OF the championship bou.
betwsAn- carpaDsiss -~xqa- -lsok Jpsmpssx An
Juiys
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
pIAINEIEIn COLE nEGINs.

Frank o. Reinhart won the klckers hanel-
cap, the seasons opening event. at the
pisinfield Country Club Yesterday. The hcst
scores. Frank o. Reinhart, 81, Go. y. y.
Barlow, pa. tT-7s; DR.. George u. Herring.
100, 2e-7t; g. A. Campbell. SO. 14-7i a. l..
seidier, 81, to-T6: A. w. Drake, 90. t2-1s: !:
won the bali ~wospst~Ss VT q ~oere cf ss,
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
IN wyKAGYL BEST BALL.

w. s. Bancker and u. Edwards LED the
best bail handicap over the links Of tho
W,yfaryl Country Club yesterday with card
of "a. j. IT. Bell and A. @. Ritchie being
second with S3--6--I1. In the sweepstake
John Hobbs was first IN the class A division
With n6-la--Sd and ". II. Clark In tho sec
..... - - -
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
YALE DEFEATS COLUMBIA.

sp,eiol Despatch 70 THE NEw YorK FTErsEp.
GREENWICH, Conn, April 30.--Yale
golfers defeated Columbia by z matches
10 in a team match on the Green
witch Country Club links to-day.
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A Advertisement.
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A Firms Valiant Fight In
Every Americans Interest
Meet the Threats of Certain Clothing Interests With
Courageous Contempt and the Support of the Public.

NEWS ITEM.-FinksiSteia d Hd.ssi, l0hofcsale m0r-
ufcctirers of mems and yong mems fine clothing, OF
$40 Brood,rag Ncuu York, iehose public statements
relqtiue 10 threats made against them by certosn
retail eoing store interests for selling direct TO hs
public hare attracted ride attention. they WH
continue selling 10 The public The wholesale
price bosis formerly charged their retail store trode
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
YALE POLO TEAM LOSES.

NogTHTIELD, Vt. April 30.--Norwich
! University defeated Yale at polo here
to-day, 10 goals 10 Z
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
WILLIAMS WINS ON TRACK.

Specioi Despatch 70 Tue NEsv YosK firE,tD
WILLfAMsTowN, Mass, April go
Williams defeated Union IN their dual
track meet here to-day. the score being
"a 2-s points to so 1-3.