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Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21
EXPERTS ARE PLEASED
WITH OIL SITUATION
(SpeciaI to The Press J

BRAWLEY, Jan. 21.-After view
ing the Diamond Bar well yesterday
f. L. Dunn, G. l.. North and j. E.
Hopkins, large operators at Hunting
ton Beach, and the other oil fields in
California, stated on their return to
Brawlcy that they could be counted
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21

CONTINUED on Page y
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21
WILL son COMES TO
DEFENSE OF POST
cnv Assnniated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Ihe de-
portation of Gregory Finstin, chaneei-
ior of the Russian Soviet bureau IN
America. has been ordered by Secre-
tary of Labor Wilson.
In a statement issued by Secretary
Wilson this morning in replying to an
attack on Assistant Secretary Post
made by the executive committee OF
TIE American Legion, it is said that
the work of Secretary Post in carrying
out the policy of the Department IN
dealing with radical aliens was .
con,nlete defense and answer.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21
(By Associated Press,

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21.-By a
unanimous vote the senate this morn
ing refused to reconsider Senator
Kings bill providing for raise an
proximately of one-third in public cor
poration taxes which passed the sem
ate yesterday. Senator Chamberlain,
who made the motion asked that it be
voted down.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21
HAD MARROW ESCAPE
Special to The Press.)

IMPERIAL, Jan. 21.-J. A. Mum,
)ne of a party of six from local au-
tomobile concern, which went to Los
Angeles to drive II small cars back,
each man atlIing two by means of a
tow-car arrangement, narrowly es-
capped serious iriury in an accident this
side of San Diego.
Coming down a slight hill he found
that the weight of the car behind him
more than counteracted his brake pow
er and he went faster and faster until
an embankment stopped him, cars and
all
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21
CARNEGIE HERO
FUND MEDALS
ARE AWARDED
By Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 21.-One sill
yer medal and 25 bronze medals were
awarded for acts of heroism by the
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission at
its mid-winter meeting here today.
Nine of the heroes lost their lives IN
attempting to save other prsons, and
their dependents the commission
gave adequate financial assistance.
The silver medal was given Harry
f. Brader, 924 Wyoming avenue,
Forty Fort, Pa, who saved J. Almond
Eddy from drowning at Laketon Pa.
August %, 1917.
Those who died while attempting to
save others were:
Charles C. Michener, Chewelah'
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21
DOZEN BILLS FOR
iuBENEFaT OF SOLDIERS
(By AssoAated Press

: SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21.-The sub
committee, of the assembly at eau
sus with committee of ex-servce men
and the state adjutant, Bebergall, of
the American Legion, agreed upon
twelve bills for introduction into the
assembly tomorrow The bills cover
all the legislation desired for former
soldiers and sailors None of them
ask for cash bonus.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-21
ATLANTIC FLEET AT
EAST END OF CANAL
tBy Associated PreSSl

COLON, Jan. 21.-The Atlantic
fleet, with seaplane division attach
ed to it has arrived here and is pre-
pairing to make the trip through the
canal to join the. Pacific fleet at the
Pacific ocean entrance, for the pur-
pose of engaging in joint maneuvers.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
B0ARDERS WANTED.

5TrH. S5f W.-Large, small rooms. private
bath; piano; electricity; French cooking.
12D. 31s w. (Riversias Drive) beautiful
lect house; table guests.
18th. 149 W.--Beautiful double: single, bath:
ideal location; electricity; purest food.
18th. 65 West (Rozelle) Nicely furnished.
large, small rooms; telephone: all conven-
fences.
l03D ST., 1i8 WEST.
Large room. running water telephone. cleo
tricity: excellent home cooking: single SIS;
two S11 each. FREAR.
i04TH ST, 70 WEST.
Large front rooms; excellent board: rea-
sonable.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.

II = 49,
CTNRMTNGrN furnished house n perfect
cAidltion. vcry large living room. rocep-
2 lor' room ana library, masters rooms
setegnta' rooms, bn .ns between Madi-
son ami Park avenues. owner going abros Il
win 90 for May and June or longer; $500
per moAh fully equipped for housekeep-
Ing competent servants will remain f de-
sired; sakn BY appointment. VOMITING
TON wlNTEHoUsB, INC 40 Madison
av. piazA $500
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted-Femalo.
Domestic.

WFTTLTR AGENCY, Is WEST AID ST.
Phone Murray Hill 4942.
supplies well recommended domestic and
other help Prompt courteous service.
SOUTHERN couples. gardeners. also farm
ing competent hotel or family help city
country references. Green's Agency.
Morningsde 5615.
HIGH class mattresses, parlormaids: expert
enced. best references city and country
S65S70. Wetter's, IS West a3d. Murray
HoUsEKEEPER. refined. American, widow.
motherless household, business couple five
years last position; highest city references.
II. H., 1928 broadway.
HOUSEkEEPER, working young woman
with little girl wishes position; best ref
ences. Boz 34. 1889 Sd ay.
HOUSEWORKERS, day workers, couples,
cooks. Audubon o79s. Sealey's Agency,
l6f w 14ath.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
New Jersey.

THE REGIS. 60 Harrison ST., East Orange,
n. j.. offers rooms, single or ensuite. one
suite with private bath and shower; adults;
one block from Brick Church Station, D..
T.. and W.; large veranda; refined surround
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
FARM FOR SALE-Hunterdon county. s5
miles from Newark; country place and
farm 123 acres: 10 acres wood: furnished
stone house, IA rooms, 3 baths. water In
bedrooms. hot water furnace; tenant house,
. rooms and bath. barn: machinery, grain
ing stock, machinery for horses, and tractor
and crops S25. 900. ~. SEDGEWICTS, r. ..
], Annandale, n. J.
50 900 FOR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, BATH
barns; In fine condition. and 100 acres
good cultivated land In fruit. dairy and
estates section on State road within 20
miles; from station. For description ad-
dress Owner. Box T94 Herald $50 Bway.
Miscellaneous.
FARMS for sale; catalogue free.
Strout Farm Agency. Box Il, $50 Nassau ST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AMER. REALTY CO.. 200 broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
PROPERTY OwNERs--send fun particulars
~ your property for sale, rcnt az ira ~.
Epw. q. CUNNINGHAM, room 20. i2f w.
ted st., Bryant 3io5.
SIX 10 eight room house near arirvav. no
objection to building needing reuffrs ~iyr
particulars. y iTTT Herald washington
Heights.
WANTED to buy house, large plot. com
nuting distance. must be chpapf al nO0.
fi 500 cash; balance terms. PRINCIPALS only.
write particulars. = s4s Herald Fulton ST.
WANT 10 buy small country house, located
y 82s Herald. Futon st
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
New York.
New Jersey.
Miscellaneous.

HOUsEBoAT. rooms, galley: commute
Pennsylvania Depot IS minutes: excellent
fishing, boating, bathing; season $3.50: fmme-
date possession. N 2p4 Herald, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


W&~TEp-oak library table for law office
size about SKA feet. Write n. JUDD WARD
Troy. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.


wANTED-Unfurnishcd house. entirely
country for season. J. GARyTt4Lg. as w.
sTth ~.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


ACCOUNTANT. office manager, i6 years
experience, Eystematizer. conversant fac
tory costs, production. payrolls, credits. as
sumo responsibilities results: accustomed
handling help. $40 Herald. Fulton st.
ACCOUNTANT. available evenings. satur-
day afternoon each week; firms without
hookkceper. Worth $500. Bushlng, 1925
FIrdlay av., Bronx.
t2S), college education. experienced. good
penman, familiar with office details, type
writing. take full charge; references. II
293 Herald. Herald SO.
BooKKEEPER. accountant. Christian. %.
college training, public accounting expert
ence, capable ta king full charge; references.
Energetic. 143 Sth av.
BOOKREEPER, accountant. executive; Is
years last engagement. II 900 Herald. Her
aid 50.
BUILDERS superintendent. experienced
hotels. theatres, apartments best possible
references. * tN Herald. Herald 50.
BUTLER. light colorcd; neat. competent.
with Il years city reference; thoroughly
understand all house duties. 1851 Herald,
rlsllsl...
BUTLER valet. 35. experienced. good
worker, wants position: small family or
gentleman. II 30. Herald. Herald ct.
HUTLER-VALET or useful, German, wants
rosition: good references; city or country.
Write Box so, i4j4 30 av.
BUTLER and valet (swissl. 81 years, ex-
perienced, wishes position: first class ref
erences. II 2e7 Herald, Herald 50.
BuTbER-vAI5T young Japanese. go any
where: best reference. =. X. its West
Goth.
BUTLER VALET, 90, neat. willing. compe-
tent. references. bS Herald. Herald -.
BUTLER. white. five years experience.
Morningside 1890 geo West l31th, apt y
CHAUFFEUR. MECHANIC wants position
private family; references Miraglia, 20
iOlst.
CHAUFFEUR wisies position city or coun.
try. good mechanic: ~ references: seven
years experience. Smallwood. ais w. 9th.
CHAUFFEUR. familiar with Hudson River,
harbor and Sound also motor boat license
references. 8. Peterson, 2ls vi SD.
CHAUFFEUR, 20. single. wishes private
place: reference. Nicholas Flood. 252
East Goth.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wants positioni city,
country; references; bond. Barnwell. 124
West 134th.
CHAUFFEUR. coiored; . years experience;
knows his business: references. Stanley.
Columbus 56T0.
CHAUFFEUR. competent. rellabie 10 years
experience; country preferred. Guiman.
80 East Jath.
CHAUFFEUR, coiorcd refined. neat and
obliginr: exceptionally good man; highest
references; will call evenings 2ie w. iasth.
CHAUFFEUR aud gardener. Irish single.
careful driver; six years refcrcnce last
employers can he seen. Shea, 403 w. 18th
CHAUFFEUR wishes position six years ex.
perience. OConnor, ioo =. 135th. care
CHAUFFEUR. single; sxcelicnt referepces
know shopsl neal Guy Corsns. e<5 etn ~.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
Above 5otb st.--5,h ~. to East River.

5TH Az. Cn tho S0s)--Top floor, elevator
apartment, rooms. all outside: delight
fully cool; marvellous park view parduet
floors, real freplace: Immediate occupancy;
lease October, 1897 ront reasonable Tel.
Cramsrcy otets
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
FIorida-sale or Rent.

THE new variety CRIMSON orange. 'the
$40 box fruit" viii revolutionizc orange
Industry and make large profits for par
ticipators. Inquire t. T., As East 4ist 81.
Murray Hin G94O
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
Furniture.

OFFICE FURNITURE for sale, oak and
mahogany finish; typewriter desks, type
writer chairs. two rolltop desks. bookkeep-
er's desk and chair, table, long carriage
Royal typewriter. Call to ), room 92o at
iai Broadway.
OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE.
One 60 in. mahogany desk. ...... $4,000
Three stenogra pher chairs ...... 1900 each
Three small dark tables. ........ $500 each
160 BROADWAY, Room 1909.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED-ro rent, oy n contractor. an old
building or stable 34th TO 09th st., Sd 70
Sth nv. Address. stating terms and rental,
T. n Herald, Herald sa.
WANTED-Fu Furnished or unfurnished office.
with phone, 100 20 $50 80. IT, between 31st
and fzd SITS. Address J. II. THOMPSON. s98
9TH av
WAREHOUSE for OIL business; under $50.
" 225 Herald. Herald 80.
WILL purchase or lease garage. 100
Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
INFORMATION WANTED.

MRS. GEORGE HARRISON,
Your mother has come from California 20
look for you. please communicate with her.
care o f04i Herald. Fulton ~.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

room house in restricted neighborhood: 90
minutes from Manhattan; steam. electricity,
gas. tiled bath. shades, screens, storm sash
plot S0xI25; possession May ] Apply to w.
J. LOCKWOOD, so Union So. New York
city. Phone Stuyvesant 002T.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CHANCE or LIFETIME.
Desirable, fine, large Broadway corner
apartment house, lot OF stores: mortgage
$425. 900. and years 10 run; rents $s3 600;
price S600000: viii exchange for city or
country property
II. II. r. WOOD. go BROADWAY.
NINE enc family dwellings, West New
Bronx income property. will add cash II
necessary: submit offers TO Manning Bern
hard Company (owners) 23S Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
PUBLIC NOTICES.

PUBLIC NOTICES.
CHARLES EUsTvEuS DAVIS disappeared
January 10, 1911. any ono knowing where
abnuts Kindly inform Alfred G. Bennett 10
Broadway. New York city.
An advertisement ft the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers ronl possibility OF
recovering vopr lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Maids. sc.

LADY'S maid or companion young Danish
girl, just arrived. speaks French, German.
English, wishes position In good home :
plays piano, good mender. es7 Herald, 2so
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
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Long Island.

HIGH class. completely furnished bungalow.
rooms and bath. large lawn. garden. 3
car garage, near bathing ideal location
rorth shore. G. w METZ Cold Spring
Harbor J.. I.
LYNBROOK. L. FURNISHED house, I rooms
and bath; rent season $500. JULIA FOW-
f.ER. Phone Lynbrook i55Gw.
WO0DMERE.- For rent. furnished. June IL
September II. desirable summer residence.
bedrooms. = baths; garage. faVorahly and
conveniently located. fair rental. references
txchanged. Telephone John 64T3 or Wood
mere 3i66.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

SHREWSBURY RIVER, Long Branch-4o0
feet water front fine house, IA rooms,
baths stable garage: adapted for all year
residence: sell easy terms or rent furnished
for the season. Phone Schuyler 220s.
SHORT HILLS. y. J.-Buiding site, 2ia
acres: fine views, fruit. shrubbery and
driveway; buildings except garage; easy
terms and building loan furnished TO right
party II wanted. j. l.. DENMAN, Agr.,
springfield, N j.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

LADY'S maid, French Italian: reliable. COM
petent good sealnstrcss. best reference.
wishes position. Write B S57 Herald, Her
aid soua
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
middle age. Wishes

CHAUFFEUR, single, middle age, wishes
position In private family. neat appear
ance and best of references: useful; city or
country. will b. disengaged April 20. w. c.,
1857 Lexington av.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
Borough Of Brooklyn.

A FIVE room apartment in select Flat
bush, Brooklyn, is offered on the COOP
be accompanied by references. Write b
sS3 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

GIRL. young. colored, wishes half time job,
mornings. Beekman, 40 w. 144th.
GIRL, colored, wishes position, half or whole
time. Harvard 223 W. 140th.
MOTHERS helper; will take care of infant.
X 226 Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
cHAIrE,EEIrR

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, 1S years expert
ence on foreign and domestic cars, wishes
position with private family; city or coun-
try; does own repairs good references; last
six years own for business. George
Winter 1876 East Ssth. Tel. Lenox $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

lADY'S maid. Frencn; first class personal
city reference: thoroughly efficient; hotel
or apartment preferred. Il 36f Herald. Her
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

WANT ADS surrounded by white
space stand out. They're seen
by all.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
Maids. &c.

LADys maid, German. English. French,
reference. desires position. Box 80. 1889.
RI av.
f.ADY'S MAID. French, hairdresser packer.
wishes position; city references. r . Her
ala. Herald 81.
bADYs MAID first class. city reference: :
good sewer. packer: city, country; mail
only. L.. G.. ai9 East roth.
LApY'S MAID. competent, excellent seam
sress, best references, desires position.
Margot f51 East 47th.
Thpy'g MAID. competent, reliable; good
!. sealnstresa; prefers lady living In hotel.
A. r., 207 East SD
LADYs maid first class French; city ref
efencss. Lucy. 341 West 30th ".
. tlcn- Audubon 3too.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
cItAIrFFEr,i}

Chauffeur. mechanic, wishes steady privats
position; 10 years experience high grade for
eign and domestic cars; excellent mechanic,
skiliful driver; trustworthy; neat appear
ance; moderate salary Telephone lntervsls
i63S party w (Wflitams1.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

CHAUFFEUR-M MECHANIC. married. Is
years road and shop. any make: prefer
Packard, Pierce. Cadillac: very large road
knowledge: excellent references; moderate
wages. Chauffeur, SO W. 10th st. Phone
Vanderbilt 1000
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
Country Board Wanted.

ROOM and board on Long Island, couple
with three small children. Herald
Herald So,
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
Long Island.

FOREST HILLS. LONG ISLAND.
NJ MINUTES FROM PENN. STATION.
Three outside rooms and bath. southern
exposure: fun size or twin beds: electric
washer mangle. vacuum cleaner: telephone
IN apartment; rent $50; May ! Is minutes
from station; adults: seen by appointment: :
reference. Phone G492 boulevard.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. /. : Cool
front, southwest exposure: 2 large rooms
housekeeping; 81 Gardens Ape rtment, by
station. Phone boulevard 6545. GUYoN L..
e. EARLE. 35s 5th av., cor. 3tth st.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

CLERK-Young man (2i). high school grad
uate, four years general business expert
ence. wishes clerical position; good refer
encea. b S26 Herald Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
borough OF Brooklyn.

WASHINGTON Av.. 5O0-4 rooms IN front;
handsomely and completely furnished: re-
fined elevator apartment, all night phone
service; central location, near subway. ref
erences. TO sublet May TO October. Phone
Prospect 4l0f. Apt. !.
WOODRUFF AV.--Six outside rooms all inn
provcmcnts: piano and telephone; long
lease rent Sl25. Phone Flatbush 1902
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

CLERK-Young man 1850, out of employ
ment, IS years commercial experience.
wants clerical position outside position
with reliable house: can furnish best refer
ence. S3i Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21

COUPLE. young. Irish. competent. positions
chempermaid- waitress; handy man: expei y
onced; care Of lawns End poultry. country
preferred; wages reasonable. j 134S Her-
aid. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-04-21
COUPLE,
C,II AIrI-r r1TE AMD MIEE.

COUPLE. English American; wife waitress.
chambermaid; man houseman. handy (no
buter) both plain cooking institution pre-
ferrod; wages si25: references. II COZ Her
aid, Herald So
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
SPORT BRIEFS

Grand Raptds-The Central States
Rowing association regatta will be
held hare Friday and Saturday.
. Buffalo, N. Y.-MrS Frank Cod
frey Of Boston and Mrs. B. c. Cole OF
Boston will meet in the final match of
the woKnen's national clay courtS
championship Saturday.
Milwaukee-The Yale swimming
team defeated the Milwaukee Athletic
club team, - to 6.
Chicaeo-Jack Dempsey left Chi
cage for Salt Lake City, where he will
visit his mother.
New Yofk-Tex Richard said until
he locates Tommy Gibbons, he will be
unable to make a definite proposition
to Georges Carpenter for his fight
next fall.
Ch3eaEo-Some Of basebA1rs great
est stars. including ~ Cobb and 9TH
or Detroit and Chicago players in
1917 may be called on to testify in
the baseball scandal trial.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
|YOUNCSTE'R' Won
CIRCUIT TR0T
Jeanette Rankin Won Big
Event On Initial Start;
Johnny Quirk Won

North -Randan. Cleveland. Ohio,
July 7.--Making her initial start on
the. grand circuit. jeanette Rankin
rscsd like q veteran and won the nve
thousand dollar tavern steak" for
3:14 trotters. today'x feature Of the
harness horse racing here. The Ally.
owned by George &. Dudley, Of Young
town, Ohio, captured the event In two
straight heats. She was an overwhelm-
Ing favorite in the betting.
Galh-Curci, the MARI for which Fred
Cline Of Indianapolis, is reputed ia
have paid Twenty-Five thousand dol
bars, Yves never prominent. She also
was a frst starter; and raced Green,
finishing sixth in first heat, eighth in
the second and sixth In the third.
Only two favoritek jeanette Rankin
aud Johnny Quirk won.
Ths 2:o6 pace went to Johnny
Quirk. After finishing third in the
nrst hest, he captured the next two.
The betters received a bad jolt
when Brooke Worthy, Tom Murphy's
horse, vas defeated in the 2:1o trot
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
Booker Won
Second Prize

G. M. Booker won the second prize
IN the play-of Thursday afternoon
between the fight winners Of the
shortstop tournament started on July
L. Booker turned in a gross 81 with
a handicap Of 6, making his net score
81.
DR.. Ruud made second place in, the
flight winners with a net score OF
80 while Mrs. c. j. Murphy was
third with a net cor Of "a. Each
Of the flight winners were presented
with special prizes.
Play in the ~"selective SIX" tourney
will start Saturday morning but those
who are unable to compete on that
day will be allowed to play the fol-
lowing day. The trophy for this
tournament will be donated by the
Barnes and Nuas company.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
DEMPSEY EFT FOR
SALT LAKE CITY TO
VISIT HIS MOTHER

Chicago July Jack Dempsey
left tonight for Salt Lake City to
visit his mother and tell he r the de-
tails Of his fght with Georges Car
p~entier. The champion today talked
with Floyd F1tzsirnmons, fight pro-
n1oter, who expressed a desire to
have Dempsey box at Benton Harbor.
Mich, on Labor Day. The champion
appeared willing provided his man
ager. Jack Kearns, has not something
else in view. Fitzsirmons said he
would like to match Dempsey and
Fred Fulton Of Minneapolis. Demp-
sey stopped Fulton in one round
once, but the Minneapolis fighter has
been asking for another chance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
COBB HAS
ENTERED RACE
MEET AT FAIR
Will Drive Wisconsin Spe.
cial Here; Bradley VIII
Captain Polo Team

Entering the Wisconsin special
with which he placed in the st Paul
meet two weeks 8 ICY" Cobb Of
Minneapolis Thursday wired his en-
try for the Auto Races which open
the North Dakota state Fair on July
10, Secretary e. r. Montgomery an
n0unced last night.
Cobb, one OF the youngsters of the
racing game, made track history In
the southwest last year with a Rajo
Special. declared to be the smallest
rAce car ever built and n Of the
speed.est. While it was scarcely more
than a foot Wide at any point, it de-
veloped more horsepower than many
heavier machines and because Of its
lightweight was able to take turns
with the throttle wide open. With
this machine Cobb Won many OF the
Hight a events at the Texas State
Fair and other race meets in Texas
and Oklahoma
During the Fourth of July races at
Fergus Falls, Cobb placed In prac-
tically every event in which he start
ed with the Wisconsin and he should
do well against the heavier cars in
Grand Forks.
Bradley to Drive.
I'm addition to the card of racing
events slated for Monday afternoon,
Auto Polo, with the All-American
and Canadian teams competing, will
start a series which will last during
the entire week. Irwin Bradley. the
Grand Forks boy who startled the
sport world by his sensational driving
on the American can last year, Il
cAptaining the All-AmericAn cham
pions this yea and will defend his
title against the northerners in his
home town. Bradley passed through
the city last night on his way west
and stopped long enough to announce
that his team would arrive in the city
several days before the first games
are scheduled.