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New-York tribune., 1921-03-14
The Week i'm Business
Primary Markets Duller, but Goods Are Moving
More Freely in Secondary Centers;
Prices Trend Lower

Primary commodity duer
was offset to by increased distribution in Wholesale
retail channels largely attributed the approach of
ions of early spring.
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Office Furniture
COMATERCrAV rr-p

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE
Ii oak. mahogany and American walnut:
desks, tables. chairs. filing devices. etc.
FOR THE MODERN BUSINESS OFFICE
JACOB BARSKY. ] BEAVER ST.
Phone Broad 30f5 .
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THE INDEPENDENT
STORAGE CONPANV

1917 THIRD AN, NEW YORK CITY. \. 7.
6, To 60, MRS <,.HT sCHNAlpEH ~ Mns; 4
Mrs. s. a6cKMAN. Mrs. TX j RAMsDEnf. Bel.
MS NIX !, s9EE = MHY !, Err MHs X ! go
LIoyp.rMK HHNHY GAuTHInn. Mii {
CHARLES DIXIE. MR.. LOUIS KAYsER.
l. hoHIENsTElN EXrRESs; Mr.. p P.
FHANHOFER MIR. CHARLES WUESTE-
FEI:D; You ana each of you are hereby
therefor upon the household goods, per
sonal effects and merchandise stored by
in which YOU claim interest in our
warehouse. having expired, and due notice
thereof having been given you, we viii
foniers. oilcloth rockers, tables, iceboxes.
mirrors. iron and brass beds chairs mat
ture. huffets. pictures, .pnrlor suits settces.
desk, bookcases. barrel and contents sup
posed to contain china, glassware. bric- a
brac. china closets. boxes and contents.
supposed 10 contain books and miscei-
laneous articles, sewing machines. trunks
supposed to contain bedding. wash stands
wearing apparel. contents OF dresser and
chinonier drawers. personal effects, parlor
kets and contents, sldeboards. pcdestais.
baby carriages, paper packagea and con-
pier mirrors runners, bath tub. bench,
suitcases and contents hats. boxes. cases
and contents. gas range. pianos piano
stools, clocks. counter. shelves. signs. mer-
chandise and general miscellaneous, TO be
sold at Public Auction at our warehouse
1917 Third Avenue, borough Of Manha.tau,
New York City. y. T. MONDAY. THE
4TH DAY OF APRIL. 1927. AT 10 A. NJ
to satisfy our lien In accordance with the
statute In such made and provided
and in accordance with the terms OF the
special contracts entered into with the
Undersigned company
THE INDEPENDENT STORAGE CO.
Per Julius HerZfeld, Manager.
Dated New York City. N y. March 18th,
1921.
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wuRzBURG DRY GOODS COM
PANY. OF Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan. wants merchandise fer spot
cash--for sales purposes only. 1t
must be under price and reliable.
Mems. women's and chtldren'B
hosiery and knit underwear: silk.
fabric and leather gloves Gail
after ten o'clock today and Tues
day. STANLEY c. MACRAE. 1881
Broadway.
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pect the movement Of clothing TO
quicken with the approach of Easter
and the warmer weather now prevail
ing.
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Stoves and Boiler Repairs

STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRs-Repai-.
furnished TO II any make OF stove. rang..
furnace. steam or hot water heater manu-
iactured STOVE REPAIR CORP. e2S-2s9
" ater St, cor. BeaSman. \. Y. .BrAacl-.
ls4 MulSerry s.. Newarl1. = j.
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SUMMONS

sgpREMAE COURT 2T rme srATr o.
Ne'N SorH, County If NeW laE. :, here
eo-Qartnera trading and er al-' ns4.l.
If Cross F.-c ,s co., last.fr -
". NesD.tt, Lil.4ited, ll-l.4a snis So
Mons. Trial desired n t-e ceansy Of
10 rFt ABovs NAMED DEFENDANT.
lON IRE HEREBY S,MAf.9 .9c.t..1 70 an
swer the complaint la ti.i- lril.n and O.
~ se 4 copy OF Your a.lsw r go tee l'lalr
tihs Attorney witN.A twenty aays aft4r
tAe service OF this slislf.oli,. ... i4s w. ~
the das ot sefNice. aat iu .asr oi saflr
lallIrc To apprrr or answer ..i.. md vlir
be taken against you by asfaur ior tne
l1atos ~, +f f..,... ..,+
EDWARD y seft lllIND.
''T n'ifi- or r. o.
TO H. * ". N1slsfTV IINIrl.a..
Tho ioteso'ns sA'nnfans is serve4 pror
y7l pr p. Nfi All'n, pursuant fe all order
Of Hon. E9~ari J.. F49ee a Justice or the
supreme fotlr- OF the Stare Of New YORK
dad re 4th daY Of February. 1921. ana
Ciesk Of tne County of NY Yora a. the
County Court Il ESQ. in the Borough %
Nanhailan. city. County and State o. New
i'stea New Yore rehrgsrv 5's lo2l
HNN Rp ~ Srfft- -i-f1lTD.
Attorney f'r l'tfial iffs Dtr-a AMI q
Address "a. . Rrrtor s,rcer norougR
OF Mal1.'.fnn. Ne~ Nari< Cltr.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County
90 s"'F arf.-' .tft.D ~H trfS Hf9TG-
- ''i.f 'fe-A i'f-s- ll..riIf t.fI.isler
FRET Ei.lcK g.. sTol L. I3sf.a1aat sum
mons.
ro isc asavo> namea Defendarf-
.,va.r ~; ~, i.iif Na'e'.isD 70 sn-.
~ '''' t't i,tt4i-t IN TVS t.ri and 20
stiNr 8 copy OF 3l'v ntr o-f tir Plain
ilii ATTORNEY Ntiti.ia l~ Att dazs after the
service 81 mis- -ui'-Jts a>E 'u -itt th.
LAY "a OF seTNice. a'ia in eaar ~ our failure
10 appear or ane~cs jpsgnfai VIII b.,
taken against you Ay dctaua Tor tie re
!let de- anlep ia the complaint
Dated Nehrcary sth. 1921.
ROBERT Id;I3i. ", ". B@ogN.yNeE. piaintla's Al
No. !! broadway, Manhattan. Now
To Frederick F. Stoli:
,.ol ne s l.resoins summons Is served upon
you ~ uD!ratlon. pursuant to an order
OF Hon Nathan BLUR. Justice Of the su-
yrrlr Court OF tne STATE Of New York
dated the st dag of March, 1891 and nIed
witii the complaint IN the once OF the
clerk OF the Cour-r OF New York al the
County Court H e. in tho Borough o.
stanhaitan, city. County and State OF New
I}atea. Ncw York. March 4th. i0el.
ROBERT ". BONYNGE Attorney Tor
liaiatiff. onice and =. o. Adlress. II
Broad WAY, Borough of Manhattan New
York city.
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" ON ems Clothing

LADIES. NTlON-Wholesals sellins
at retail beautiful suits. all styles ma
terials and colo-s $ia.75 III Coats. new
est styics in VelouFs. ooliVias. etc. $ -
up 5tn Floor 11f0 Broadway near 18th.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash from
indlVid uals or estates. BENNETT. llE
Broadway, I'd tocr
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REED and WILLOW FURNITURE for all
homes direct from factory largest selec-
LONG BEACH WILLOW CO. 1876 e 4lst
W g PAY highest prices for furniture
pianos. antiques bric-a brac. books. art
etc. GAIsAY. IS University Place. Stuy-
vcsant 2377
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Wanted Bordn
:s:::; :: s;: s Want Advertisements 1?;:s: s:'
0 0nnnunH Lost Eund I'd
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOST-Tan handbag. with initial T. G. z;
probably left in taxcab taken from Maoi-
son Square Garden, II p. M, March ~.
Reward If returned to T. g. Bradlee, II
State st. Telephone 1000 Bowling Green.
bag, containing silver Gig
arctic case Saturday evening. In taxi
near Washington Square; sentimental
value: reward Deacon Murphy 29 LID
erty st.
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PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals. for the construction q
tWo shafts n the City OF jersey Cfy. \. J.
lor the veh.cu.ar tunnel under Inc Haisor
hNer. will he received at the cflice OF the Ne.
York State Badge and Tunnel Comnisslo
and the New j arsey Interstate B. doe and
tunnel Commission. Room els. Hall of
Clfy. until March 20. l9.i at 3;ae o'eiocs>
D. m.. az VIII ch time ,hey wiz be publ cly
opened and read.
Tbs contract viii include the furnishing
OF labcr and mater as. for ali synll. r1qs red
n the construction and sink ur eli two shafts
located in the Erie Railroed yard. jersey
feet west OF bulkhaad ana approx mat eiy N
the extended line Z Twelfth Street am, the
care ana support of bu ldi7gs. sewers D pc
railroads and other surface sui,-st~face and
overhead structures. the ma nance of traf-
lie and The restoration of rayonents and
other surfaces.
olanAs prescr bed ty The Comm .ssi rs. ana
must be acceap panied by tyo certified cheeas
Tor Sl2,yDp each.
Plans. form Of proposals. contract an,
dderS from { NJ. Holland Chef Fne,nee~
Rocm Gi1. Hall of Record. Nv YnrA CIV
y \ payment of $3.50 VIII he -ee..ired
The {, nlnasions reserve thc right t. re-
WELLER II. MOVES.
Chalrman, New Jersey Interstate Bridge and
'''' '~'''''' GEORGE R. DYER
nsl Commission.
U. S. rVBf-Ic. nEALTlf SERVICE OF
fee OF the Medical lrr.eyor. sl lsstinr-
ton. u. C.--cA-Da uTo,..al= p.itf g.. r..
ceved a. tlis oiice uulsi O ~ f
on tn 18th day 9t ataich la-I .nG t,
opened. Circular iroIoeal Na. - fr
Ray supplies to 10. frlIi-ll . al taril.I.
lesDltals III 3rcar lance wlth .r. .it.l.
tons. copies of Whir may be- haIl 40 t.ls
etiiee. CARROLL FOX. surgeon Iioal
s'urreyol
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United STATES STEEL CORPORATION
70 Holders Of Ten-Sixty-Year Five Per Cent.
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, issued under and secured
by lndenture dated April /, 1903:


to
Fund
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MlsceIi: s.

YOUNG WOMAN, over %. resourceful.
Nigh school graduate, to learn good busi
ness. outside city; liberal salary; rapid ad
&. r.. Box los. Station z. Man
hat,4u.
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Suite 613, 40 New St.
LoH-Busheraan and presser expe-
rcnccd; good wages Eddy, 203 e. ed

YOUNG MEN who like out-of doors life
to join a New York city naval organi-
"a ation~-roW wing Saturday. Sunday sailing In
cutters and wnoleboats, cruises 10 West
ladies' and Atlantic ports during summer
swimming tennis gymnasium, basketball
baseball and all athletic Advantages re-
tRlner pay 10 interference with civilian
occupations. Apply Il. S. S. Granite state
loot West s7.A ST.. n r. Manhattan, New
YORK. VIA e6th st. from B way. any Mon
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SuRROGATEs' NOTICE,

= y y
OF order o. honorable john 4 c.
ha a!an, surrogate of the County OF N-w
having claims against Joaephlne Eerneft
iare Of the County OF N.w York deceased
20 present the same with vouchers thereof
'ns business. No l4o troadway, n ,hs
borough OF Manhattan and CitS OF N-,.
next
Dated. sew York. the 18th day OK No.
FC LTlGN TRUST COMPANY OF
Ti." YORK !, ,,.. &xecator Of the VIII q
hs@9ss d a''eSssa Msd4sas .t'
xNnH1AND HiARis6N & HEWITT.
Attorneys for Executor. 43 Cedar Street,
Borough Of ManhA'tan. New York
DUPLAT, JULIAN ANTONlO--iN PuRsv-
rrc1 OF an order OF Honorable John =
coll ALAN a Surrogate OF the County OF
Sew York. NOTICE is hereby gwen 70 ali
persons having claims against Ju..an An
tonic Duplat. late o. tae County o: NcYv
York, deceased. to present the anne win
vouchers thereof. to the .ubscriber at ~,
place of tTanssctiug business at tne orirs
OF Roosevelt & kobbe. its attorneys. at No
rattan. In the City OF New Xorl.. State Of
New York. on or before the 25th day Of
Dated. New York. tho 1a,h dav ~, NJ.
TIE dE cHn4nGAk HHM yah NATIONAL BANK
ROOSEVELT 8 KoBBE. Attorneys Aqugs,' for
Executor once and p O Aidrrs.
H-4s Wall Street. Borough Of Manhnt
tan. New York City
sATTERLEE. MARY PIN PURSUANCE
o. an order Of Honorable John p Cohalan
surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice ~ hereby given 10 all persons hav.
ing claims against Mary ? Satterlee. lato
Of the County Of New York, deceased 70
present the same with vouchers thereof, 10
me subscriber, az her place OF trarisact,nx 2
buainess. at the Office OF Haieht. Sandfor3
Hmith & Griffin. her attorneys at No n
H'!IlaIn street, in the Borough OF Ma
haitian, In the City OF New York Stata ne
New York, on before the ISL dav Of
June 1921, next. -
Dated New York. the Gath day of No.
CATHARINE w PHILrPsE.
HAIGHT. SANFORD. SMITH < atGifiiivfr GRIFFIN.
Attorneys FOR EXecutrix Office and p c.
Address. 81 William Street Borough Of
Manhattan New York City
RE ESTATE OF MARIE BAlLLARD-rN
- pursuance OF an order Of Hon. John p
Sohalan. Surrogate OF the County of New
York. NOTICE Is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Marie Ballard.
late OF the City OF Nice. France. decea sed
20 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber. at his place OF transact
Ing business. No Rector Street. Boroug h
OF Manhattan. New York City. on or be-
fore the LIST day of June. 1921. next.
Dated. New York. November ~, 1920.
FREDERIC r. COUDERT. Executor.
CODDERT BROTHERS. attorneys for
Executor. Once and p. o. Address No.
Rector Street. New York. N. Y.
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Lost Bankbooks

LOST-Bankbook No. 865.6GS OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any per
con having claim to 1t is hereby called
upon to present tho same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celed and q new one Issued.
LOST-Bankbook No. 6o1.236 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Amy per
son having claim to 1t Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celed and q new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-14
Commercial

OPERATOR. machinist. 4o00:
Al composltcr; union, open. Herman.
i7ls I'd av
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HELP WANTED NEMALE
Domestic

EOISrWOREER teeneraD for private
family good home. lady shares. the
work. Mrs. |. Baer, 81 Woolsey st.. AS
tori@. / /. Friephone Astoria 1925.
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Buyers Arrived

CONTINUED from page ~
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PANT TINE workers. Mattresses nurse
girls oest references Sealey'a Agency.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-14

DAYS WORKER. first class: excellent
cleaner. waitress. chamberwork silver
cleaning; highly recommended; $40. Ma
sons Agency. ID West 43d.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-14

DAY WORkER-Laundress or cIeane-:
very neat quick worker S.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East 43d e., "a door;
telephone s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-14
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

bC1l .ER-Yo Dane speaking English
Wel, seeks position in private house
willing to leave eigy, experience, reference.
Olson IL West s7th ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED rEMALE

COOK, Swiss. speaking French only: $40:
years last place city preferred. Miss
Shea's Agency East 4lst st. Tel Muir
ray H!ll 677i
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COOK-Young. neat. capable good cook
highly recommended Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st. Sd floor: tele-
pho ne S0+7 Murray fjii.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-14

COOK. friend waitress, two very neat.
nice. efficient maids; excellent refer
ences; s7o$So. Masons Agency. IS W 4ad
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-03-02
DEMOCRAT LOSES
SEAT IN HOUSE

Washington, Feb. Fitzpatrick Nc
Lane, of Scranton, Democrat, repre-
sentative from the Tenth Pennsylvania
District, was unscated by the House
late tonight on charges of violating
the corrupt practices act and because
of election frauds. Immediately after
taking this action the House adopted
y report by the committee on clcc-
tions declaring John II. Farr, Rcpub-
!ican, also of Scranton duly elected
and entitled to McI.ainc's scat. The
vote to put Mcl.anc out was lGl to
l2l.
Charges by the committees that
liquor dealers ana brewers stood be-
bind Mcl.0nc threw the House into am
intensely bitter wran%lc. The com
mittcr held McLanc should be m-
seated for violating the corrupt prac-
tees act and because of Wholesale
election frauds. Its report was unanI-
nous.
Representative Bland, Democrat,
Virginia, member Of the committee,
declared the case was ono where Re
pubicanS and Democrats stood ON
common ground and that McI.anc had
been put forward as 4 candidate
against Farr because the latter had
/ voted in Congress for th" prohibition
/ amendment and restriction Of immi-
! grafton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-03-02
THE MANNING TIMES, Manning, 81. &.

rations and in cquipping the State
Fair buildings and grounds, and more
than $25, 900 in amusements and other
special features. One specially de-
signed fireworks set piece, the Battle
of Fort Sumter, which is part of the
historical ti'play to be put on by the
International Fireworks Company of
600.
National manufacturers and auto
mobile dealers throughout South Caro-
lima are working together with the OBJ
jcct of making the auto, truck and
tractor show the largest ever put on
in the South. Interest in the "Better
Babies" show is being manifested in
every county Of the State, and the
Baby Parade" will be ,one of the
most interesting attractions. The
committee in change Of the Style Show
promises some surprises in the dis
play of Gowns and other fashionable
Spring apparel for women. New
York models will be used in display
ing the new spring wearablcs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-03-02
ride the 45 young women representing
the dr. South CaroIina countios

ride the As young women representing
the 45 South Carolina counties.
The Palmafesta association has just
closed contract. with the world
famous Scotch Kilties band of 45
pieces. 'Anis organization will lead the
automobile parade of county delegates
for Queen, and will furnish two pro-
CRANES of music daily, during the big
week. The Governor of South Caro-
lima and his staff have been invited to
participate in this parade.
With every county in South Caro-
lima now actively interested in select
ing a delegate in the Queen Contest
and with more than so daily and week
ly newspapers printing the voting
coupons, the Palmafesta association
is planning for the biggest get-to-
gethcr week in South Cardinals his
tory. 100000 will be spent in deco
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-03-02
LUDWIG MARTENS
FREE IN RUSSIA

New York, Feb. 25.-~Thc depart
mcnt of labor has cancelled its war
rant Of arrest and order of dcportp-
ton against Ludwig G. *. Martens.
recently dcportcd Ambassador" Of
the Russian Soviet government, hi
counsel, Charles Rccht, announced to-
day. This gives Martens Il "clcan
slatc' and makes him free to return
Immediately to America. he asserted.
Gregory Wcinstcin, Martens de-
ported secretary, also was cleared,
according to Mr.. Rccht, who said he
received u telegram Yesterday from
the department of labor announcing
that the two men, "having been de-
ported and having arrived in Russia,
the warrant Of arrest and dcporta-
tion order against them has been can
ccllcd.'
Mr.. Rccht said that it bad not
been his intention to make known
thie action until he had consulted the
department of labor, but explained
that in some mysterious mannc.'"
the blue pcnciling Of the formal
charges against Martens and Wcin-
stein had leaked out and had been
published in n foreign language news
paper here
"Mart"na and W"in2trin are given
"a clean slate and are free to return
to the United States al any time" h.
added. "Of course another warrant Of
arrest and deportation order could be
issued against them after their ar
rival"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-03-02
DISAPPOINTMENT OF
TAXES NOW LAW

Governor Cooper is this after
room signing the act to postpone
the payment Of taxes The act
carries Il schedule of penalties, with
taxes by execution only after May
18th
There was an error in the act,
which would have made it apply to
all time. This was corrected by the
assembly Friday and the governor
stated that he would sign the act
during the day. If he should fail to
sign it it would become law tonight
without his signature, the three
day period allowed for the governor
to veto measure expiring Friday
night.
The governor Thursday night
signed the act providing for Il new
board of control Of the Confederate
Infrmary. The board will now con-
slst of nine members, five Of them
Confederate veterans, and four
members Of the United Daughters
Of the Confcderacy.
The governor has also signed the
act to prohibit coni:non carriers
from limiting their liability.
Kichland Court
The governor has also signed the
act increasing the salary of 'hc
Judge of the Richland county
court from $4,000 to $4,000 and the
salary Of the stcnographcr of the
court from $15 to $4,000.
The TAX postponemcnt resolution
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-03-02
.PALNAFESTA GIRLS TO
HAVE DECORATED CARS
Famous Scotch Kittie Band and Gov
ernor and Staff to Lead Auto
Parade of County Candidates
For Queen

The big feature parade of Palmafes-
ta week in Columbia, March 28th to
April End, will centre around the
young ladies now being chosen to rep
resent their respective counties in the
Statewide contest for Queen Of Pal
mafesta. A flower decorated automo-
in the State, the name of the county
being worked out in flowers in the de =.
coratve scheme. In these cars will
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-03-02

provides for tax penalties for 1921
on the following schedules: Janu-
AIRY, one per cent; February, two
per cent; MarcE, three pc" cent;
April, three per cent; May, seven
per cent; and 2ftcr May IS, colcc-
tiun by execution. The penalties arc
not cumulative.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-11-12
INTERESTING
SPORT NOTES

Joie Ray again failed in his at
tempt to break the worlds mile rec.
ord at Toronto.
Brown, according to Ed Robinson,
it's coach, has its best machine in
matter of five years.
Still there is more real exercise in a
game of quoits than in watching a
championship football contest.
There are indications that Babe
Ruth is taking himself as seriously as
the publicity spreaders want the pub
lie to do.
There are few American homes that
do not contain a football hero of some
sort who at this season does not smell
of arnica.
Jimmy Wilde, the worlds fiyweight
boxing champion, will soon return to
this country and may be matched with
Johnny Buff.
If Shutting Phil Douglas had ever
might see some reason in his having
| that sort of a name.
Jess Willard says he is laying deep
plans to beat Jack Dempsey. He'll be
wise if he goes deep enough to be be-
| yond DemDSey'S reach
There's this about rules pertaining
| to the worlds series and it's after
math If they can't be enforced they
had better be wiped off the books.
If the average student knew as much
about his lessons as he does about the
football prospects, human nature
would be almost too good for the re
formers.
If the schedule makers had it to d.
over again, some of these football
teams, which come across with sucl
startling surprises, never would hav
been on the program.
The Pittsburgh club will depend
bit on Minneapolis in its rebuildin
plans for next year. The Pirate
have an option on the Millers as par
of their deal sending Bill McKechni
to Minneapolis.
Tex Richard has received lette
, from Georges Carpenter, in which tn
, French champion announces he he
started light training for his bout wit
George Cook of Australia in I-ondo
on December 9.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-11-12
Sporting SquibS
of All Kinds

Single G. will top the money-win.
ming PAGERS this season.
Jim Corbetr says that Georges Car
pentier Is not the equal of Tom Glib
bonS.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, pitch
ing ace of the Chicago Cubs, has
signed his 1922 contract.
University of California has half
back named Eels. Leave it to Eels to
wriggle out, of tight place.
Bunny Brief wound up the season in
the American association with AZ home
runs to his credit, knocking one on the
final day.
Pitcher Eppa Rixey, Virginian, has
decided to make his home in Cincin-
natl the coming winter and sell his
friends life insurance.
During the current golf season to-
tai of 81 players hOled out in one on
various Canadian golf courses and OF
the number three were women.
An invitation to meet the university
of California on the gridiron, either
this year or next, has been received
by Captain Keck of the Princeton
team.
Head Football Coach Edward n.
Robinson of Brown university, while
demonstrating an end run. slipped on
a muddy spot in the field, tearing a
tendon in his right leg.
Jess Martin, a sOuthpaw VINO
| pitched for the independent POnca
| (Okla.) team the past season, has been
signed by the Pittsburgh club for
! trial with the Pirates next spring.
The injury to Urban Faber's knee,
| suffered during the Chicago city series,
| is now said not to have been so seri-
| Gus and the star pitcher of the White
| Sox expects to be as good as ever BY
next spring.