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The New York herald., 1921-05-27
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
MARY f. RILEY, substituted as plaintiff
In the place and stead of DAVID LAWTON
deceased. Plaintiff. against JAMES McGEE
and Others. Defendants.
In pursuance of order of tho Supreme
Court directing resale OF the premises
herlnafter described. duly made and entered
In the above entitled action and bearing date
the odd day of March, 1921. i, the under
signed the referee In said order named
will sell at public auction at the Exchange
Saiesroom, No. 14-16 Vesey Street, in tho
Borough Of Manhattan. of The City of New
York. on tho 26th day Of May. 1921. at Il
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph r.
said order to be resoid and described iE
the Judgment herein bearing date the 10th
day OF December. 1910. az follows:
that Ssrtan lot Of is1a s'S, with
Borough OF Manhattan of the City. County
and State OF New York, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at a point the northerly
side OF Seventy-third Street. distant three
hundred and twenty-three 1929 feet east
erly from the northeast corner OF Seventy
easterly along the northerly side of Sew
enty-third Street twenty-five (25) fess /;
thence northerly ard parallel with Avenue A
one hundred and two 1O2) feet and two (2)
thence westerly along the middle limo ci
the block twenty-five (25) feet; thence
southerly and parallel with Avenue A ono
hundred and two O02) feet and two (2)
inches to the place Of beginning.
Dated. New York April 9th. 1921.
KENNETH McEWEN. Referee
assorney T. ROOM A1asss Ea sss broasaay pla,S.f.
New York City.
FRANCIS B. WOOD. ESQ. Attorney for
Broadway. New York City. 40 30
The following Is a diagram of the prop-
erty to be sold:
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523 East 73d Street
Said premises are sold subject to any
state or facts which an accurate survey
thereof would show. and also subjec to any
covenants and restrictions contained In any
recorded deed thereof
Dated. April 2Tth. 1921.
KENNETH McEWEN. Referee
The sale OF tho above described property
hereby ~ adjourned to Thursday. June 2.
1921, at the same hour and place
Dated. May %, 1921.
KENNETH McEwEN, Referee
JEROME L. DONOVAN. ESQ, Plaintiffs
Attorney, Room 1862, 233 Broadway
New York City.
FRANCIS b. WOOD. ESQ. Attorney for
Defendants. James Lawton ct AL. o33
broadway, New York CITY.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE for cash and other property
corner elevator apartment, best section
Washington Heights; small suites; rents
S42, 900; wonderful investment: call or sub
nit offerings GEORGE STEINMAN, INC,
4261 Broadway, corner 1s1st st.
FOR Salo or Exchange-Three factories In
New England States equity SI0o.0Oo. free
and clear: want income property. AMOS
LAMPHEAR, 73s Singer Bldg. New YORK
MOUNTAIN LAKES, n. ].
Ten rooms, three baths, stucco, modern;
best section: 2h acres, overlooking lakes.
garage, barn; vacant: price $35. .000 free
and clear; trade for New York or Brooklyn.
ARNOLD Il. GHEGAN, 1s9 Montague ST..
Brooklyn. Phone Main 1872
100. .00O So, IT. In heart OF manufacturing
district of Manhattan. suitable for manu-
featuring; possession January l: sell or
consider exchange for loft or office building
and add large sum of cash. WOLFE
CO., 200 Broadway.
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Massachusetts.

CAPE COD. BARNSTAHLE. MASS,
beautlfully situated. i2 rooms. . baths.
large porch, screened, wonderful view, plenty
shade trees, comfortably furnished barn
large enough fnr two cars. season 10 De
cembcr n deaired. owner, NJ. NJ. NYE
2oi0 Broadway. Columbus G6G4
LARGE residence delightful lake frontage
acreage. rental $4,000.
GEORGE Il. ARCHER
REAL ESTATE.
10 East i3d IT.. Vanderbilt 1904
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Connecticut.

DESIRABLE shore cottages. furnished. all
improvements DONALD McLAREN, Har-
hor Wow Brtch, South Noryalk. Conn. Tel.
Vanderbilt 7s2.
WINSTED. Conn, near Highland Lake
Furnished apartment, rooms, With im
nroyements. from June to October 1. $500
I.rA. NrlrAafnh
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE S15, 900 -$25 600 to invest in modern
flat, East or West Bronx: owners only /:
write or call Immediately. s. l.. ARONDS
CO. 470 fremont
WE collect rents, 2ee commission; years Of
experience. s. l.. ARONDS CO., 47o
fremont av.
WISH 70 buy for So 900 cottage or farm
house, within 40 miles. DOCTOR, IA
West 123d st.
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New Hampshire.

FURNISHED cottage. bordering lake Now
Hampshire, fahing. boating, bathing; barn
ssaaon. Mira. HOLComB. 2i3i Circle. 1870
Broadway.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

BUNGALOWS, furnished high class. re-
strcted seashore resort, Saltaire, Fire ISL
sale by private party. ANTON SATTLER.
o22 w. 10th st. Phone Bryant 426s.
COMMUTERS room furnished house. inn
provements: years lease. $50. NJ l6S Her
aid. Herald So,
FOR Sale-qwo family house. all improve
ments; large lawn. lot 7ox12o; reasonable.
x GOA Herald. $50 B'way.
WILL share new, attractively furnished
house In country, within committing dis
tance; very reasonable. reference exchanged.
adults only. = eos Herald. $50 Broadway.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5ath St-5th AZ. Ia North Rivel

WEST 10Th ST.. ! story and basement. COS
lO2; Otis elevator. steam heat electricity !;
~ rooms. tiled baths; must be sold to sct-
We estate; S37,5o0. COUGHLAN & CLISBY,
zoo West T2d
2ei West 93d st.-FiVe story. large extension.
immediate possession; attractive price 10
DuEeri caretaker on premises. JOSEPH
ABRAMSoN. 40 West 46th st. Bryant soai
SGl WEST 1l7TH sT-3 story and basement.
ltsxlo0: possession arranged. JOSEPH
ABRAAIsoN, 46 West 46th st. Bryant 4Ooi
Washington Heights. Above I25th ST..
West OF Sth Ay.
HOUSE, Washington Heights; iS rooms
suitable furnished rooms X 1868 Herald
Harlem.
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Borough Of Observation-Disclosures

12sTH s'r. 100 W. sio.5oo. $1,000 cash
srcry dwelling; hardwood trim.
l0oth s.. III r.. Ss.T5o; 3 story dwelllng.
SIMON MYERS, IS Park Row.
Phone Cort 2JG
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Borough of BrookIyn-saIe or Rent.

HENRY 3. MOTT co. city. country rea,
estate, 2so Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. SteF
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APARTMENTS : UNPUBLISHED.

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From Battery to 18th St. Inclusive.
ST LUKE's PL, (Greenwich vlilage) -
aouthcru exposure. Si25. Inquire McANENY.
Phone Sprinn 1850
sTH ST. % wesi-Studio apartment, .
large. hlgh rooms. bath; ktchenette
Above 18th 81. 60 5oth st. Onciusiyc)
East River 90 North River.
IDEAL SUMMER APARTMENT: COOL IN
THE HOTTEST WEATHER; TWELFTH
FLOOR, . EXPOSURES OyERI OOKTNG
CENTRAL. PARK. 3 ROOMS. LARGE LIV-
ING ROOM. . BEDROOMS. BATH. PAN
TRY. MAIDS ROOM: FURNISHED Or lJN-
FURNISHED. INQUIRE SUpERtNTEND-
ENT. 200 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. CIR
Gle 52ls.
SOME very desirable suites OF two, three
or more rooma and bath, 10 rent, unfur-
nshcd, on yearly lease at Hotel Chelsea
222 West 23d St, now under Knott man
agement and being completely renovated
throughout. Hotel Chelsea, 222 West 23d ST.
Phone Watkins Goo
1915 EAST 27Tn ST..
between Madison ana ith nva.--IIiFh class
apartments, 3-A-I rooms, centrally located I.
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
g4TH, qiO West tWcstover Courtl-inchelor
apartment high class. hotel service meals
II desired. See Resident Manager. Bryant
$500
46rH, 10 west--rwo rooms. bath and com.
plctc kltchenette, all improvements; entire
floor: 500 per month: possession at once.
Apply IN restaurant for key.
4nTU ~ West-2 rooms bath and Kitchen
cite. Inquirc Houyclseoper.
5JTTT ST.. 320 West Zone, two and three
rooms. $40 to 800.
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IIfINEnN aEl,rINN.

Most beautiful Estate Ia Orange County.
- acres. - minutes out: house OF stone
construction, tie roof iG rooms furnished
3 hn this, conservatory Z stone firepaccs. all
modern improvements: high elevation: seen
cry unsurpn sscd; abundance Of fruits, flow
orr shrubhery. handsome hedges, walks and
driveway; concrete garage; short distance 70
sta atton, golf course. I large lakes, mmo-
diate possession. SO. 600. value sgl 900.
DAVID MACK. Monroe. n. Y. Phone Morn
irgeide 01jo.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.

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AN attractive room house. modern Inn
provemcnts: immediate possession: SIS
monthly. Not catch II win pay you 10
investignte. Il 14l Horald. $50 n,wny.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET,
New Jersey.

ALLENHURST, N. 1.-Two lake front resi-
dences, furnished, for season. S1.100.
81 200: five sleeping rooms each. SOMER5.
? Edgemere Drive, West Allenhurst, n. j.
FURNISHED cottage In Aspury Park, one
block from beach. for month of June; cleo
-ric lights and all improvements; screen
aorches $3.50. Tel. Branchbrook 1883
HIGHLANDS, n. J.-Furnished rooms,
baths, cottage on Shrewsbury River; sTo0
season. JOHN CORNWELL, Phone 1884
Highlands
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New York stntc-saie or Rent.

ONE OF the few estates overlooking tho Hud-
son; immediate possession: I acres, 10
rooms, all improvements. excellent condition,
very well furnished. Box Oil, Staatsburg-
on Hudson
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TWO FAMILY HOUSE
for sale. brick, all improvements fl rooms.
with porch. garage for two big ears. 1875
Ir0sldent St. New York nv. RklNn.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

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"GOIF' architect desires small Office, or
will divide with suitable party: including
desk, stenographer and phone service be.
tween 3ith-42d SITS. n 3S Herald, Herald So
WANTED-I.oft or store for months. 200
sq feet; unerpired lease, In Manhattan
viii pay 25 cts. so. II. Box 100, sTs I'd av.
WANTED-Smail building, suitable for stor-
nge. long lease. FORSTER, 72i Sth av.
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
HOUSE TO let. furnished. G rooms and bath. I.
also s room bungalow, on jamaica Bay.
Phone Laurelton 2iT7M. after z. NJ
Long Island.
GREAT NECK-Rent furnished 6 room
house: ideal part OF Great Neck, near sta
tion, water and golf links: small garden
planted: reasonable. Rhinelander 34lT. or
Great Neck 2f9-J.
New Jersey.
COTTAGE, s rooms and bath, gas meter,
lawns, porches, near beach. II, CRAW-
FORD, Leonardo, N. j.
y
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

CATHOLIC business man desires strictly pri-
vate furnished room; mutual references, |,
state terms. NJ 1876 Herald. Herald SO.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room and
private bath state price and full particu-
lars. NJ 176 Herald, Herald SO.
JAPANESE couple want furnished room,
with private bath. in desirable neighbor-
hood willing to pay $12 weekly. kitchenette
preferred. NJ 100 Herald. Herald So
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New York.


second floors large furnished house; June
TO October. Phone 572s-w Hillcrest.
New York.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
Furnished house, : rooms. bath. garage.
icehouse fillcd; q mile Schroon Lake: rood
fishing, hunting; near store and post office /.
state road. ~ T.. DIE gDOSH, care OF
cushman 2iGj sth av Morningside 1910.
B1NNEwATER CIIingston). n. Y.-FIve
rooms. furnished. housekeeping near sta
ton: boating fishing. BAUMANN, 15T w
iiith. Phone 1oG0i Cathedral
cRAGsMooR, ULSTER COUNTY.
Modern cottage, furnished, rooms. bath.
large porch, oren fireplacos, spacious
grounds, tennis garage, never failing spring.
hot and cold water, acetylene gas, beautiful
location on top Of Swawangunk Mountain,
800 n. fine view; sell or rent. URFF, 3S
Mnrtense St, Brooklyn Flatbush 1854.
COTTAGE. q rooms, furnished, near King
ston; beautiful. henltful location; conven-
lent transportation, garden. fruit. 5000 sea
son. Tel. Hunters Point 9TI.
MONROE. ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK
Beautifully furnished summer home for
rent; 70 acres; finest water; altitude 1000
feet; six masters bedrooms. four baths: AZ.
commodation three servants with bath, ga
rage three cars; open fires and furnace.
Apply WILLIAM STOUT, Executor, 81 Lib.
crty ST. Tel. 1880 John.
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Borough OF Richmond-sale or Rent.

AT New Dorp, house to let or for sale I
rooms and bath; all improvements; ga
rage: near station and trolley. Tel, in
evening, DUNCAN. Hill 507.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New York statc-saIe or Rent.

70 room house, an improvements; minutes
from trolley. boating, bathing. fishing;
right on Ocean front; reasonable offer ac-
cepted; owner needs money. JOS. DOLE,
RYe Rench Park Rne. n Y
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OPPORTUNITY.

n you have $1,000 and can furnish good
references. you can have home built either
on your own idea or from our various plans
In Of the finest high ground locations on
Long Island; no assessments, tax exempt
zone; 10 year old shade trees throughout
.he property. five foot sidewalks and park
ings. curbs all laid; sewerage, water. gas
electric and telephone conduits installed
Write X geo Herald, $50 Broadway.
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Long Island.
Westclicster.

FOR RENT. furnished house, Park HiIl
Yonkers, from June ! 20 Oct. II rooms
baths. large porches. ideal location Phone
7Gi Yonkers, or Chelsea 022i.
MOUNT VERNON, Chester I'M, first and
second floors large furnished house; June
to October. Phone 512S-w Hilicrest.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.
FLATBUSH. 3f4 East 18th st.-Five room
apartment, furnished or unfurnished; all
modern Improvements. good neighborhood
reasonable. WILSON, 63T0 Columbus
tEIGHTS-Furnlshcd; cultured peopls :
cooler than Manhattan. 52 Garden place.
Main 274gJ.
PARK slope-Large front room, alcove, run
ming water. bath; private family South
i2JW.
ST. MARKS Section-Three rooms; phone.
electric light, gas; conveniences. Prospect
0945.
WOODHAVEN, half hour Park Row-Paror,
bedroom, kitchenctte. bath. Richmond Hill
9tng
Long Island.
LONG BEACH-Large furnished rooms and
bath, one minute from station, three min
utsg from the Nassau. season or transient
Inquire STOKES, VILE Building.
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Miscellaneous.

PRIVATE home viii accept few paying
guests 40 minutes from New York. beau
iful surroundings; ten minutes from beach
n COS Herald. $50 broadway.
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New York.
Conn.c ctlcut.

CHESTERFIELD INN.
Shippan Point Conn. open now, rooms with
running water and with or without private
bath, electric light, steam heat; 81 per day.
up. excellent table; beautiful surroundings.
private bathing beach: best committing SER
vice In country: viii remain open all the
year: make reservations now. Tel. STAN
ford 2030.
MOOSE MEADOW FARM. on the banks Of
Housatonic River: boating, bathing, fish
ing; shady lawns; fresh milk. eggs. fruits.
vegetables. Write for circular. terms. Mra
JENNIE +. FLAGBER, Oronouue. Conn.
BOARDERS wanted In the Berkshires; In
valids catered TO In nurses nome; rates
reae eonablc. good train service; fine roads
via Harlem II. n. TO Mlerton. Address
Mrs TOfIN o'rTATI.ORAN Iakeville Conn
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BOARDERS WANTED.


AIRY room. excellent table. small cultured
family, near riverside. Phone Aud. 4l1S.
LEXINGTON Av., PAL (34th)-Large and
small rooms; home cooking, all conven-
iences
MADISON ARMS.
43 WEST 18TH
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 549.-Attractive rooms.
BATH telephone; excellent table; two, $50.
PAYNE.
WEST END Az, 732 (95th)-Large front
room, suitable two and three; French
spoken: table guests; references.
54TH ST.. 80 West.-Large room: excellent
board; table guests accommodated.
OATH ST, 16 W.-Single or double rooms
excellent table; home comforts. FRUEND.
65TH ST.. IL East.-Large rooms with bath,
near park. Phone Rhinelander s0o6.
DIST, As W.-Newly renovated, large. small
rooms: private porch; excellent meals.
ODD, 12S-tS0 W.-Rooms, homelike table, par
lor dining rooms; table guests.
1873 CENTRAL PARK W.-Attractive single.
double (twin bcds): excellent cuisine; ;
shower summer concessions; superior build
ing. Inquire operator.
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Country Board Wanted.

REFINED young ladies' desire room, no
board. at beach, week ends; preferably
l3dgemere. TRAUBE. 500 whitlock av.
Bronx.
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New Jersey.

ELM KNOLL.
Caldwell suite OF two rooms near bath;
alro one front ROOM first class home cooked
f1eals: improvements. . minutes train, troll
Icy. 456 Caldwell. II. A. LOONEY.
ROOM and board SIS up; housekeeping
rooms, $3.50 up. home cooking. 1915
Broad st. Market 1919.
LINCOLN PARK, 5.-F1RST CLASS TABLE
BOARD. $40 WEEKLY, PLEASANT SUR
ROUNptNGs, PHONE 211s MARKET.
SUMMER boarders at Villa Antoinette. cx-
celient board and rooms. ISL Pnlisade av.,
n. J.. Tel 194sR Hackensack.
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Borough of Brooklyn.
BAY RIDGE-S211 Gth av., & and I room
apartments in now two family houses, with
garages: all modern improvements; price
reasonable. Inquire on premises or call.
KRUMHOLZ, Vanderbilt 5462.
FLATBUSH-7 rooms, tiled bath. all light.
parquet, steam heat. hot water. Janitcr
service: Ditmas av.. near Ocean av.; S115
month. Phone Chelsea 3l6S before 6, Flat
bush $3.50 later.
MARQUIS APARTMENT, % rooms and
bath: maid and phone service; all improve
rnents. centrally located. Lafayette 10041.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANTED for young men. room
and board, 2 meals per day:
private family: not to exceed $12
per week; give full details in reply
ing. u. r.. SIG Herald. Fulton st.
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Borough of Qucens--sale or Rent.

A PRETTY SUBURBAN HOME.
Corner house, splendid location, Z rooms,
tile kitchen, tile bath, steam heat, electricity.
parquet floors, glass enclosed porch. garage
possession; price $1,000. Act quickly. Closed
Sunday. WM. ROBINSON, Fulton ST.. pala-
tina av.. Hollis. J.. l.
lF you are looking for home, built three
years ago by days labor, solid. plain and
substantial, come and inspect house. l.
rooms, baths, car garage: right In woods,
but minutes 10 station. city water, gas,
electricity; reasonable terms direct to home
seekers Tel. Columbus 9462. NADO COR
PORATloN, Douglasto l.. l.
JAMAICA AND HOLLIS HOMES,
$500 UP.
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sTae-7s
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

MoNTCLAIR-Modern house. II large rooms.
baths, porches. unusual basement ga
rage, located in exclusive private park 8
minutes 10 Erie IL minutes 10 Lackawanna,
minutes 70 line: large grounds. beau
tiful shrubbery and fine large trees steam
heated, copper screened throughout: unusual
house at a bargain. Caretaker premises.
10 Erwin Park, OWNER, Chelsea sSs2.
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
BLANTON FIRES.
SHOT.
Texan Re- Challenges Summers
To Pest Forfeit and Cites
Now Conditions.

Who's q harf
The last verbal shot in the now
famous bloodless duel between Teas
two Senatorial candidates, Thomas
l.. Blanton and Hatton w. Summers,
remains to be fired.
SUMMERS HOLDS FIRE.
congressman Summers is holding
his fire. He declares that his coll
league has lodged the real issue, al
though Point OF order" Blanton has
agreed to match the 81 900 forfeit
which Summers wants To post while
the momentous question is being de-
eided by Jury OF the House or Of
the Texas Press. -.s
borrowing $1,000 from a sporting
friend, Bianton declares he II ready
TO forfeit IL IL he Is proved "untruth-
full" In his claim that he and nobody
else but himself knocked out the SAL
airy increase for members OF Congress
on a point OF order. He has picked"
q jury OF Dallas citizens. Summers
own constituents, to decide the issue.
In making his counter-challengs
Blanton said: "In your attack you
stated: "a that there is not a word
OF truth In my letter. (2) That my
statement Is as false as hell. (3)
That the Campbell amendment to in
| crease salaries on January IL, 1921
was stricken from the bill on a point
OF order made by Mr. Wood. OF In
dinana. and not upon my point Of or
der (I You charge 'inferentially
but nevertheless specifically that / fight
| only dead things after all danger Il
over--made dead by the nght Of
others"
One OF the Jurors whom Blantor
names is Sam p. Cochran. nationally
known Scottish Rites Mason: and
Charles w. Scruggs. departmental ad
Jutant OF the American Legion OF
Texas.
While old-time Texans who had
other methods OF settling points OF
honor are aghast at the new order oi
Texas politics. the Texas American
Legion is delighted. II the bet goes
| through, the American Legion will
profit to the extent Of $1,000 "to bt
devoted to the fund of building a
memorial to the courage, patriotism
and sacrifice Of the American private
soldier" as Blanton suggests In hi,
counter-challenge.
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
ATTRACT
CAPITAL THIEVES
light-Fingered Gentry Have
Passion for implements Of
the Profession.

Pistols. automobile tags. an auto
mobile. and automobile tires were
among the loot of thieves last night
in the city.
John Smith. colored, 1143 Sixth
street northeast, reported that some
one attempted to Jimmy" the front
door OF his home but was frightened
of after Smith had nred several
shots at him.
Nathan Bortnick. 357 l. street south
west, told the police his touring car
was stolen from Eighth and ID streets
northwest
John Jacob, 1928 Irving street
northwest, reported a pistol. tire
and a shawl were stolen from his
garage.
George Stearns, 1904 Seventh street
northwest. complained his cigar store
was entered by thieves who took a
pistol, and $1.25 from the cash
register. The lock on the front door
had been broken.
Two Indiana license plates were
stolen from a machine at the garage
at 423 New Jersey avenue northwest.
according to 4 report made by Ira A.
Brown.
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
Woman Whales
Cop With Shoe
Policeman Braves Barage,
Of Heels TO Arrest
Taxi Passenger.

"Yss. a woman cracked me In the
head with the heel Of her shoe; she
pulled II on when ! went to arrest
her"
This IL the siibi being pulled on
by Policeman g. X Bremsrman to-
day. He is sporting . cot and three
new stitches In the Middle OF his
forsheaA Here's his story;
Yesterday ] was walking along
Seventh street between N and N
streets northwest when 1 saw a
taxicab pull up 90 the curb.
coloYsd woman stepped out. She
was acting bofstsrously and l called
to her to stop. She turned TO run
and fell 70 the street evidently
hurting herself.
when / stopped 70 assist her she
slammed me with the shoe. She
gave her name as Grace Shepherd.
1911 six-and-a-half street 1 ar
rested her and sent her to Emerg-
ency Hospital for treatment. That's
all It's enough"