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Evening star., 1921-03-23
FIGHT PILOTS ORGANIZE
twenty-five Form Illinois Asso-
ciation-Would Curb Unfair
Tactics by Managers.

CHICAGO. March 23.-The Illinois
Association of Boxing Managers has
been organized by twenty-five man
ayers of boxers.
The association would penalize. un-
der these rules. any manager who sent
an incorrect report of match to a
newspaper, and also if a manager per-
mits boxer to enter the ring when
not fit" Second offense in each case
would bring expulsion.
The association plans to affiliate
with the state boxing commission, IL
one of the several boxing bills now
before the Illinois legislature be-
comes a law
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Would Stop Oral Betting.

designed to put an end to the present
form Of making oral wagers on horse
racing has been introduced in the
legislature by Assemblyman Nicholas
NJ. Petite.
The bill would provide that per-
son shall be guilty of bookmaking
without writing if he shall solicit or
make generally with the public bets
or wagers. or accepts the same. or
shall, on the same occasion. event or
chance, make bets or wagers accom-
panied by the delivery of the money
SO bet or wagered."
Evening star., 1921-03-23
T. Gibbons Stops Sampson.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Tom Glib
bons of St. Paul punished Paul
Sampson of New York so severely in
their bout last night that the referee
halted the fifteen-round match in the
second round. Gibbons. who weighed
170h pounds. ten less than his op-
ponent, fioored Sampson twice in the
first round. In the second round
Sampson took a count of nine and on
the second knockdown the referee in
terfered.
Sampson had shown up well in
bouts recently, but he was no match
for the weSterner.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Will Meet for Pool Title.

George Wheatley. former pocket
billiard champion OF the District, has
challenged William Parsons, present
titlehoIder. to match of two nights
play in blocks of 125 to 100 eacn
night. Wheatley will post a cash
ANN against the diamond medal, en-
bIematic of the championship. held by
Parsons. Play will start tomorrow
night at O'Clock and conclude Fri
day night at Grand Central Palace.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
KENTUCKY GIRL is DEAD
OF BASKET BALL INJURY

LEXINGTON, KY, March 23.-The
hrst known fatality growing out of a
basket ball game in Kentucky occurred
here when Miss Bernice Young, aged
twenty-five. of Pinevlle, KY, died at a
local hospital yesterday from blood
poisoning.
Miss Young, a member Of the girls
team at the Kentucky University. suf-
fered a bruise on one of her arms in a
recent game. The injury at the time
did not appear to be serious. but last
week blood poisoning set in, and yester-
day she was operated on in the hope of
saving her life.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Mat Meet at Canoe Club.

Grapplers of the Y. N. c. A., Aloysius
Club and Washington Canoe Club VIII
contest in the clubhouse of the last
named organization tonight at O'Clock
for the right to represent the District
at the South Atlantic A. A. L. wrestling
to be held in Baltimore
Saturday. Fifteen matmen are expected
to compete for the six places allotted
the local field.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Letters for Y Basketers.

Letters have been awarded mem
bers of the first and reserve basket
ball teams of the Y. NJ. c. A. Day
School. First-team boys honored
were Capt. Waterman, Owens. Engel.
Pyles, Vermillion, Evans, Davis and
Terrett. Reserve squad members re-
ceiving insignia We're Capt. Holley,
Jones, c. Ward and Mccoy.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Silver Spring Bout Rough. '

After his six-round draw fought
with Jumbo Eggleston at the Silver
Spring boxing show Monday night
Sailor Kendrick. a naval air station
middleweight. discovered that he had
suffered a fracture of the collar
hone and a sprained wrist. He is un-
der treatment at the Naval Hospital.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
D. C. Gunners in Shoot.

Washington Gun Club trapshooters
will take part in a triple event at the
Oriole Gun Club and Aberdeen Gun Club
Friday afternoon in Baltimore. Each
man will shoot at 100 targets, the best
five scores to count for the team prize.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Cofey Outpoints Fisher.

LOS ANGELES. Calf. March 23.-
Joe Coffey Of New Orleans was
awarded the, decision over Joe Fisher.
lightweight champion of the United
States Navy, at the end Of four
round bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
of Ball Players Other Promoters Hope Richard Will Take Rest
FAIL TO GET BIG BOUTS
WHILE TEX is IN FIELD
BY FAlRPLAY.

YORK March 23Thee fight in New York
VI pulling Rckard and take long
against able only
clubs the
extended to Philadelphia and beyond
Evening star., 1921-03-23
PUT ON GUARD BY CASE
OF PARKS OF MICHIGAN
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

OLLOWING the action OF the University Michigan athletic
horie declaring Scker Parks of the ineligible
the Maize and Blue the athletic field because he
had played ball.
This
directed student merely
such humiiating befa1en Michigan
Evening star., 1921-03-23

inalS and in games against other
teams has been high class. while sew
eral rookie boNmen are showing well.
There is no better catcher than Per-
kins, and other positions are filling
nicely.
Copyright. 1921.)
Evening star., 1921-03-23
PENN RELAY CARNIVAL
HAS NATIONWIDE LIST

PHILADELPHIA March "a number of colleges that have
before participated the Pennsylvania relay carnival have
tered this held % 30 They include
Washington State University which will represented by
has cleared thirteen feet inches
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Abel Outfights Avera.

Atlanta, weIterweight champion of
the A. E. F., was given the decision
over Larry Avera, Atlanta welter-
weight, at the end of a ten-round
bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Spears Due at West virginia.

MORGANTOWN. W. Va, March %.
w. Spears. coach of the
1921 West Virginia foot ball team, is
due today for his first visit since be-
ing appointed.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Yale Matmen Pick Leaders.

William w. Benjamin Of New York
has been elected captain of the Yale
wrestling team for next year. Gill
bert NJ. Harris of New York has been
made manager
Evening star., 1921-03-23

But that the spirit was not all taken
out of the promoters has been made
evident by several bouts they did
put over. as. for instance the Levin
sky-Weinere affair, the Fulton-Olsen
go and some scraps between little
fellows. If Rickard builds an out
door arena-as he may do-there will
be mourning among his rivals here
abouts. II he does take a rest, or
concentrate his energies on the Demp-
sey-Carpentier btttle, the other pro-
ducers will get busy and spring lot
of bouts which. while perhaps not
involving top-notch scrappers. will
provide a lot of good entertainment
for lovers OF the fistic art
Evening star., 1921-03-23
HOPPE HAS RUN OF 500
At 1872 BALK-LINE PLAY

DETROIT, Mich, March 23-In an
1872 balk line billiard exhibition
match with Charles Peterson Of ST.
Louis, William Hoppe ran 267 points
to complete 30O-point block, and
then continued until he had accumu-
lated 500 points. He quit with the
balls in perfect position.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Edouard
Horemans, Belgian billiard champion,
has gained on Walter Cochran, in
their 4.S00-point match at 1872 balk
line. Horemans' total is 1000 and
Cochran's 1897 Their respective
averages are SO 7-27 and 48 1-27
Evening star., 1921-03-23
Turfmen in Hard Luck.


Turfmen Of New York who have
the merry ha ha are now beginning
to fall back into the old habit of
cussing them out. It is all about the
Belts bill. introduced in the assem-
bly,, taxing race track receipts II
provide funds for the county fairs
of the state. Under this tax it is be-
lieved that from 100000 to 100000
will be realized.
1t looked good to the up-staters.
They went to it like goats to a flock
they were IN on the tax. too: never
thought that the harness horse tracks
would be stung as well as the places
where the bang-tails run.
Then there was a fine howl. 1t was
all right for the running promoters
to dig into their jeans. but. as for
the farmerS-well. that was another
story. So the bill will be changed,
exempting trotting tracks from pay
ment of the tax. and all is serene
again-upstate. In New York things
are not SO serene.
The tax. according to racing men,
would be a severe blow to the sport,
inasmuch as It would mean a pay
mept from the various racing asso-
Citations of approximately S120.000 a
season. 1t would mean either that
purses would be cut down or-more
probably-that the good -natured pub
lie would be asked to pay the tax
through the charging of higher ad-
mission prices. The bill will be re-
ported out of committee this week.
and the fight for it's passage or de-
feat will be waged bitterly on the
floor of the assembly at Albany.
See Hope for Athletics
Whether it is state of mind. or
just a wild dream, the fact remains
that every friend of the Philadelphia a
Athletics from Connie Mack down is
playing a strong hunch that the
White Elephants are going to do a
great deal more than climb out of
the cellar this season. The work of
Scott Perry, Naylor. Rommel. Harris
and Moore against the St. Louis Card
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Totals. 463 ass 464
ro,.Is 44S 444 416
res,,. 4sO 4sl $50 Totals. AL 400 40
wASHINGrON LADIES' LEAGUE.

Totals. .444 423 30. Totals 81 400 3
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of BroolSIyn--sale or Rent.


Av. u and Ocean Parkway-1 family de-
tached stucco rooms. improvements; lot
80xl50i garage: bargaini SIS, 900. HENRY
s. MOTT CO.. 2S5 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn.
Sterling 1888.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS : 81 600 to si,25a
now; then $40 to SIS per room. monthly,
after erection. for ten years. buys four or
five room apartments, free and clear. In
low St, ready about October /. Apply II.
w. eTEI-LE. 80 Maiden lane. Teiephons
John 1473.
CLERMoNT Av.-rhree story and base
ment brownstone. for sale; occupied as
rooming house; will sell furniture and good
VIII. 1884 Herald. Brooklyn.
DYRER HEIGHTS-Eleganb corner resi-
dence. rooms and bath, buffers pantry;
plot 8OxloO; steam heat. electric lights. open
fireplace. polished hardwood floors. newly
painted and decorated fine shrubbery;
overlooking the bay; nice corner for doctor
or dentist; possession at cnce. LANE. 1908
18th av., Bllyn. Phone Bensonhurst 2013.
FLATBUSH-Two family high class detached
brick dwe!ling tax exempt: all improve
ments; vacant; East 2lst ST.. between Ave-
nues F and G. near Avenue II station.
5 p. NJ. or by appointment. Phone 913s
Main
FLATBUsH-Argyle road. near Corteyou:
very attractive room house; newly
painted and decorated. tiled bath, parquet
floors: sleeping porch: fine concrete two car
"a rage with asbestos roof: plot 4oxlo0 Price
Si7, ,750. Phone Flatbush $3.50.
FIVE parcels OF lots in best sections Ct
Brooklyn; cheap; terms to suit. k 1920
Herald. Brooklyn.
HENRY 3. MOTT CO.. city. country real
estate, os5 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. ster-
ling 1888.
NEW Departure-New two family bungalow.
double garage. 4ox10o; beautiful surround
SINGER. Kings Highway Station. Sea Beach
subway.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.
a BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
Si5,75C quaint country estate. Merrick
road. near the bay: remodelled old Dutch
Colonial home. large. beautiful dining room.
extra large living room, open hallway, -FOUR
large bedrooms, three open fireplaces, one
imported Italian marble; electric light. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, hot and cold
running water for bath and toilets; beautifui
grounds, about two acres, shaded driyeways,
tennis court. archery grounds. fruit trees.
barn. garage and poultry houses: four min
utes TO Patchogue or Bellport stations. Ad-
dress T. o. Box 474 Patchogue, !. !.
AT LYNBROoK-New room bungalow. all
improvements. steam heat: large plot
IS 500; also new I room house, all improve
ments. steam heat: large plot; $500. terms
10 suit. ARTHUR McDERMOTT. Valley
Stream. y. ]. -
AT Port Jefferson. acres. near station;
Property Tor eaie in every state. HENRY
s. MOTT CO.. 2S5 F'latblsh ay., Brooklyn
Sterling 1888. -
ALL the better furnished cottages and coun-
try homes for sale and rent.
g. y. BREWSTER. Phone S02 Bay shors.
BELLPoRT SHORE FRONTS.
Adjoining Golf Club.
New bungalow. furnished. rooms, bath,
large living room, bedrooms. Immense
plazzas; electricity. about acre. handicapped;
bay view shore rights; $4,000; easy terms.
New house, furnished artistically; bcamed
ceiling: living room. 80 feet open fireplace;
bedrooms. baths; large grounds, land
scsped 20 mile bay view. worth $4,000;
sell $500 easy terms.
FRANK +. AXTELL. BELLPoRT. I. !.
PELLPoRT-shore fronts. adjoining golf
club; new bungalow, furnished 9 rooms
bath, large living room, bedrooms, Immense
piazzas. electricity; about acre landscape !
bay view. shore rights, $1,000. easy terms
new house, furnished artistcally, beamed
ceiling. living room 30 feet. open fireplace,
bedrooms, baths. large grounds. land
scapeu 20 miles bay view; worth $4,000
sell $500. easy terms. - acres, Merrick
road. with cottages. parklike dream 1 ?
show place woodland stream; So, 900
FRANK r. AXTELL. Bellport, l.. 7.
BARGAIN-Country home large two stoiy
doublg residence. rooms; garage, poultry
house: corner property; % city lots; min
utes TO two stations; near bay immediate
possession; $4,000. $500 cash. J. y. SWL2EN'
Patchogue, y. !.
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER.
New Colonial house; six large rooms; tie
bath. sun paror, plot T5x10o 90 minutes
from Penn station. on Glenham st., st. Al
bans, l.. l.. adjoining golf course.
O. o. SMITH, 4s7 FIFTH Az.
CEDARHURsT, l.. I.--Attractive 3 story
brick and stucco dwelling; garage. corner
lot. 60xi25; rooms, 2 baths: sun perlor.
possession: price and terms reasonable. ~
GOLpSC1fMfDT. Ccda rhurst, L. /. Phone
Far Rockaway 2203
DOUGLAS MANoR-22 minutest soIf, boat
ing shade: gas houses sale. GIlnFFTTrI2,
DouglRsfou.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
Beautiful home on Hillside nv., II rooms
and baths all improvements, parauet floor,
hardwood trimmed plot tosioo; two blocks
from railway station,
PRICE $4,000
TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT.
CALL $50 FULTON ST, JAMAICA.
TEL <ee4w.
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Borough OF Qucens-Sale or Rent.

ADDIsLEIGH. ST. Adams. L. T.; near sta
tion; 26 minutes by railroad TO Penn and
Flatbush stations; bus service TO Jamaica;
highly restricted neighborhood; fine cimate !
country surroundings, overlooking golf course
and tennis courts houses at various prices
c. w. McDOUGAL. Central av. and l.. /.
II. r.. ST. Adams l.. ].
BROADWAY -ON-THE-H1LL, Flushing, l.. !.
(35th ST. between State and Mitchell avs.
three blocks north OF Auburndale station).-
Nine new houses. six rooms ard bath. every
Improvement: ten years tax exemption; part
cash, balance on renting terms. w. s.
GASSNER. Phone 263f Flushing.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to East River.

BARGAIN. story single flat. rooms
and bath: near Mt. Morris Park: B year
mortgage; $4,000 cash. MULVIHILL CO.,
40 e, 1o5th.
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RENT PAYS PRICE.

SMALL PAYMENT DOWN.
Fine new room enclosed porch stucco
house. all improvements independent runway
for garage. ITO Il. 18th st. Owner on
premises or phone Cortlandt 3062.
TWO family, 10 room house, loo s0xlOO
Flatbush; can be seen by appoinc9ent
Telephone evenings md Sunday. WincSor
eoAa
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HOUSE. seven rooms. finished attic. all i'm
provements; large plot OF ground garage
shade trees: five minutes from station or
trolley: owner leaving the island will sacr-
flee. MITCHELL, % Beacon av., New Dorp.
s. 7. Phone 3T3 Dongan Hills.
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ENTIRE BLOCK FRONT
on Sd av., near l. Station.
Cold Water Flats and Stores
Estate holding. Low Price. Favorable
Terms. Specuator's Opportunity.
DUFF g. CONGER. INC.
Madison Ave. seth st. Lenox $500.
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GREAT KILLS. STATEN ISLAND.
All year bungalow, rooms, BATH.
pantry. telephone all improvements:
driveway garage. plot go feet By it5
minutes 70 beach; price 81 900. Phone
Dongan HIS 31s-M.
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Above 18th st. to 59th ST. UncIusive).
East River to North River.

A FIVE STORY BUILDING. near AID 81.
and 9th av., rents S20. 900, all leased price
500 900. shows income OF 40eo on investment
OF $4,000. JOHN T.. PEEL CO., 362 West
23d st
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AMER. REALTY CO., 299 Broaday. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
EARLE e CALHOUN, real estate, 2lo w.
72d st. Tel. 5116 Columbus.
PROPERTIES oil the better class. SAMUEL
A. KELSEY. 900 West 127th Ut.
THE QUEENSboRO COKPOI,ATiON.
so East 42d Bt.. cor. Madison av.
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Av. u and Ocean Parlway-1 family de-
tached stucco, 8 rooms. improvements lot
80x150i garage: bargain; $15, 900. HENRY
Sterling 1893.
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Westchcster-Sale or Rent.
A GEM.

ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
GAME PRESERVE OR FARM
Farm of Estate of James Molloy, de-
ceased. TO be sold at absolute sale under
Judgment In partition action OF Molloy vs.
Fannin,
TuEsR4Ys "a i y. r4T \. a''h'
ON PREMISES.
BAG acres of land In Town of North Salem.
Westchester County. about ~ miles east
OF Purdy's Station and about miles from
Goldens Bridge Station on Harlem Division
OF New York Central.
Trout stream and wood land make tract
well suited for game preserve.
For further particulars and accurate de-
scription address n. n. Voris. Auctioneer.
Goldens Bridge. or Frank J. Lamb. Referee.
White Plains, N Y.
At MOUNT VERNON.
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
D, o, room new Colonial homes. open fire
place: garden and garage; all improvements:
$1,000 cash. balance as rent; mortgage runs
15 years: houses and easy housekeeping
bungalows built to order: SEND for pictures
three blocks north Dyre av. station. West-s
chester and Boston Railroad: &c. fare.
ARTISTS STUDIO.
A wonderful bargain for an artist; studio
park; built OF field stone; modern In every
respect: size OF studio room 25x35; hot
bought Wth cash. quick action nsees
aary. BURKE STONE, INC, Pelham. New
York.
ARTISTIC NEW sCARsDALE HOME.
exquisite setting: built for owners occu-
pancy; small. discriminating family will
appreciate unusual value, rooms, baths;
fireproof heated garage. brick construction:
best workmanship; slate roof copper lead
ers; near station; 35 minutes committing.
Box a. Grand Central p. Q.
ATTRACTIVE house, six rooms, bath, all
improvements; Hartman place. Crestwood .
garage; grounds; ideal location; price rea-
sonable. DR.. KLINE. Phone Tuckahoe S53W.
BARGAIN.
Finest view along Hudson: nine room house.
completely furnished throughout with finest
mahogany, linen and silverware; Stenway
grand plano: all improvements: garage. gar
den; all kinds fruit; beautiful shrubbery and
trees. "a miles out; exceptional location,
So 900. easy terms.
Phone 81 Croton-on- Hudson
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BANDS POINT.
EXCEPTIONAL WATERFRONT ESTATE,
s Acres. 400 n. excellent beach.
is room residence. baths; barn.
garage, cottage.
Sale $4,000; far below value
BAKER cRowErJ, mo,
AZ w. 34th 81. NJ. v. City.
Tel. Fiiz Roy as. Great Neck ia
sAYyILLE, ssA acres, y smile from station.
fis from bay; level, accessibles suitable
for sub division into small farms and build
ing sites For Ircc. &C. write room fii2.
w ituR1 ~.
SEVEN room new house, all improvements
acre erouyf near station, school and
Hampstead. y 500, value 80, 900. y. uNsER.
Mineoia.
ST, JAMEs.-Modern dwelling, acres.
s5.To0. ALFRED KUHLKE, toi w. 25th.
To Lei--At Neponsit. Rockawsy. one story
new stucco 7 room bungalow, sun perlor
and hath, furnished or unfurnlshai; posses
sion NAY ih Call Sew Belle Hareors
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- UNFURNIsHED.

Above 5sth st.-sth Av. to North River.
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FIVE minutes walk from Pelham station I;
attractive modern stucco house, rooms. 3
baths. garage. solid pre-war construction /.
terrace. lawns; 7j1i37. $40, 600. no agents.
Owner y Herald. Herald 90.
FOR SAtE-Lake front. ~ room stone
house. room cottage, garage. icei,oure
Pawllug Mountains; on State road modern
improvements. W, A. CAUISroNE. Holmes.
o.. Y.
FIVE outside rooms. bath, 800, rooms.
SIS new Q room houses, 500. DAVIS, 623
South Broadway. Nonkers.
FOR RENT House, furnished or unfur-
nisled. adults preferred. Dr. ZACrfARTE,
10 Court st.. White Plains. ~. Y. Vel 500.
FOR Sale = Park Hill, yonkers: modern
house. : rooms. garage. Circle $500.
GREENAcREs.
most attractive new home Of brirk and
s'ucco English style architecture; within ?
blocks or station. large living ro-~n with re-
cess for fireplace; dining room and breakfast
room have southeasteriy exposure: large
bedrooms, 3 baths, ground floor lavatory
sleeping porch tiled porch and terrace !.
price aud photo. ,ppy
CLARK 4 WILLIAMS.
~ Court St. White Plains. ~. Y. Tel ssil
LARctiMoNT-f1ne building plot. icoxisT
excellent residential ncighbcrhond water.
sAs, electricity. sidewalks station s min
utea. walk: price 2oc. per square foot
HOWELL 6. PERRIN, 7 East f2d ct Mvr.
ray Hiu 2t22. Larchmont 200.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.

Borough of Queens.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE TOGETHER.
Do 9Th av. IL" to 102 West b3d ST.;
$500 square feet: possession.
DOMESTIC REALTY CO., 38 West 2t.t.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

d. KENIPNER & SON. INC.
Real estate in all Its branches.
So 9th avl Murray Hill 5Ol5.
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MADISON Az, near ptst st; 30 n dwell
ing; &3s,5oo. Murray Hin <s3o.
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An ndrm,ss~nent m the Lost and
Found columns OF THE INV YoRE
HERALD offers q real possibility Of
recovering your loss property.
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West 18th st. Particulars, G. B. VAN
WARr. Attorney. sto Putnam ev.. Brooklyn.
PLOT in Chelsea section, 5OxfO0 or T5xfoO
cheap with little cash. JOHN p. PEEL co.
362 West 23d ST.
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BRowNsy11.LE.--I,cts for sale, essy terms.
Apply JAMES T. KEARNET. 1898 Jack
son st, Scranton, Pa
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Dopey Dan Tabs a Few Beats From
the Heart of the Nation

really felt in my heart that l had
started on that expedition" Some
compliment comm from one whose
people are supposed not to keer for
us. eh. folks?
All of which makes 1t perfectly
aw'rirht for them birds residin in
the little old District of Columbia,
who still filter to other climes at
election time to announce to their
respective baliwicks that the great
H art-of-the- Nat on has not only
tackled a tree-mendous job, but is
holdin' up the reputation Of our in
comparable Union in A Number l
fash on! Congratulations are in or
der and all floral offerin's should be
sent keer Of the District Commits
SionerS'
Used as the woaderf Capital City
is to top-line attractions callous. in
deed, is the local marshmalloW
Evening star., 1921-11-17
BY w. H. CLAGETT.

Dear Folks:
While many bokays have been
tossed at our fair city by visitin'
furreigners in the past few days, it
remained for the little 90-year-old
Japanese welfare worker, Nine. Kari
YAKIMA to cut loose with that posey
that pulled down the bon-bon!
Asked what she thought Of Wash
inEton when seen at the Grace Dodge
Hote! yesterday afternoon. the mos;
remarkable woman in all the FlOwry
Kingdom smiled and said: 81 know
that I'm CROWN old and have real
lied for some time that l must go
on strange eXpedltion--a delight
full expedition. and when ] opened
my eyes in your beautiful city
Evening star., 1921-11-17
GIVES AWAY WILD CAT.
Foch Makes Present to New York
Zoo-Never Says Farewell.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE
American wild cat presented to Marshal
Foch in Kansas City by American Le-
zion admirers was dropped from the
official party when the marshal's train
arrived here on the way to Princeton,
N. j.
Weighted down by the care Of pro-
viding suitable rations and living ac-
commodations for the cat, the marshal
directed an aide to turn him over to
william H. Egan. Pennsylvania station
master. with the request that he be
given to the Bronx Zoo. The marshal,
who was asleep when his train arrived.
did not rise to bid his travelling COM
panion farewell.