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New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Havana Entries

a. -, -Ace purse. 800: claiming; thrss-
p'1s aad Upward; six> surlonrsl-
ssvi,.n, -Vo 1Eddie Mcbride. 1syoil. f05
sonry le'. Flying Frog, 1903: xysla
rr@..s.. xRedlaac. TreadweH. 10: White
w,i'slh, IL Loys. ia; Plantarede Si-
IAN johnson. tl5
~, ~,,s,eyear-olds; i've ana hal. furIonssi
sncs 100; xJacobsan, I07; Disturb .
sros. Lolita speed. 1903; xsleeuy D~ar
~s Goa. 10; Get En-. t1e
,,.sd .n'fd race tpurse. 500: claiming; FOUR
,ai. nsTssi1--1orleans nTsi Girl. 90; xJust Fancy.
WI xv1ew. xGuardslnan. lo5; xPunctnal
~ s"'ng n Dream. Teachers Pet. x'rarascon'
scn, .rseasaur. los; All smoke. HelrIock
aFFency. lio.
ss,sth seusth race tpu-sa, 800; Claiming; four
ssrd,l and upward; ors mne ana fiftv
sss ,es Biscuit. e5; xLama. 100; xWar
s.s.- AZ: Boher-Na-Brens. 104: xLady
Ssssn kS.ach Rock. 1Royal, l03: xMlss
asse.h as'nh racs tpurss, 500: claiming: han
ssds, tnree- earolds and upward: rnils
asd 8. slxseenth> - General Menocnl 90
ss. se1t' 80; The Pirate. 80: Sapthal.us
Iars LOO Money, Runnyven. 1os, Frank
,.sr.as. ,.s race (purss. $500; claiming four
MD, and upward: one mile and nifty
hry ss,i1Lariat, xDouo.et II, 100; xSlip-
rNer. ioi: xLa Kross. xwaterford
iSsnaa Emma :. ios; xciip. semper
~ - xHsd. leB; xFickle Fancy. 10
S1sS! shelby. JsIlison. Sol Giissy, los.
sssatics allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Two JOCKEYS
Hurt in Spill
At Cuba Track
Sayona Destroyed After
Breaking a Leg in Fall;
5 Other Horses 1'umbled

HAVANA, March 2.-During the run
ming Of the second race at Oriental
Park to-day four horses went down in
heap. Sayona, with Gordon up. was
the first to fall. Janice, with Penman
in the saddle; Logan, Fields up. and
Josephine X, HoFler up, tumbled over
the prostrate mare. Penman escaped
uninjured. Gordon and Fields were
seriously hurt.
Sayona was running we'll up in the
bunch and fell just after passing the
five furlong pole The mare broke her
leg and was destroyed Gordon was
carded to ride Felix NJ in the last race,
but had to cancel the mount.
Last One added another event to his
long list when he won the Vedado
Handicap. He was an odds-on favorite
He ran the first half mile in 0:46 a.
and won easily by three quarters Of a
length.
The results:
First race tpurse. s700; two-ycar-olds
4nP5iclens), even, to and / 90 6, won :
TO s, second. squaw Chief 100 (Wilson),
3 to I. even and to 5. third Time
go - Lotta g.; Betty's Pet, Datusa
Faconda and Caslicle also ran.
Second racs (purse, 500; three-year-
olds and upward; claiming: six furlongs)-
Jake Feld 10 (kelsay), to l. even and
to s., Won; Pokey Jane 1913 (Sinith), 5
to !, TO and even. second. Jack Heaiy.
third. Time, ia %. Grey Rump and
Douglas Fairbanks also ran. Josephine k
Sayona, Janice Logan and George w fell
Third race tpurse. 500; three yea -olds
and upward; claiming; five and a half fur
Iougs)- Enquirer. 80 lPenman) 6 to
b, 70 and 10 ?, won Cavan Boy. 105
lWilson), 1 TO l, 10 ) and 5 second
Avion, l0I G1rancis). 10 l. to and
ssven. third. Time. l:o6 As. Perigorrdine.
Pomerene, Scarpia II. Scotch Kiss and
Prince OF Como also ran.
Fourth race (purse. 1000: the veaaao
Ht,andi≈ six furiongsl-Last One. 1os
SltunD, l TO 2, t. and out, won:
'Furbelow, 1l2 (Francis>. s TO . 3 70 5
and out, second; Different Eyes lf0 N-an-
caster), 8 20 !, even and out, third. Time
l -; ~ hippet and sirocco also ran.
Fisth race (nurse. 500; -year-olds
teenth miles)-Dragoon, I02 (Pennan>.
70 :, 10 . and to &. won Jose De
Wales, lis CN. J. Barnes) to s. ! 10 =.
%nd to 4, second Mildred, 90 (Smith)
: - 1, - and q TO q. third Time.
i;Ab 30. hope. Leinster. Fl Coronel Clare
Bootn and Constantine also ran
Sixth race (purSe. 500: three yea~-olas:
Gaining one gnilel-Perhaps, ia (Pen-
NAM, TO ., TO and 10 8. won; Harm
Hnl 70 o, aecond; George g. Jr.. 1os
~ ran 81 u l, 10 ! and to ., third.
limo. i.@9 -. shy Ann Felix NJ Peggy
TWAS and Littls Dear 2 70 ran
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
.nockouts Feature
Amateur Carnival
Of the I'd Artillery

Two clean knockouts In the 15s-
pound class enlivened an evening of
spectacular milling in the I'd Field
Artlllcry Armory, Brooklyn, last night
Ihe tournament, the finals Of which
viii be held in the armorv FRIDAY
night, was held under the Joint aus
plees o. the "a Field Artillery and the
brooklyn College Club.
Iom Thomson, of the University
ssetaement, gave the big audience its
nrst thrill when he knocked out Ar
thur Mallon jr., of the Westnba1
Sporting Club, in the first round Of
their scheduled three round 20. Both
boys started mixing things up with the
clang OF the first gong, but they had
not gone far before Thomson landed a
LETT flush on Msllon's tsw and the
Nestphal clubs entry was laid out
cold.
Tho crowd got another sensation
only few seconds later when James
reerey. of ST. Jerome Athletic Club.
accounted for Robert Baird bv the
Knockout route. Baird stopped q
straight left with his chin and il was
some minutes before he could count
more than one light in the maze
around him
There will be 4 double feature TO-
morrow night. Archie Walker, the
l57- pound state champion, Will meet
Ernie Seitz, who won in the recent
New York Athletic Club tournament.
and Jimmy Flanagan and Jimmy Fan
ming also Will swap punches. Eddie
orDes was the third man in the ring
last night. and tho Judges were John
z. DoYis and Vincent j. Rorhe.
The summaries:
f1o-pcund ciae-Joe sl,ver. una,.acho.
v,on from Chariss Conn-ilv. Greenwich
fure!' unattached. knocked ont John
IoAeH' Pyramid \. c. in tho third round.
LrAaN Saroli. Rosa Cieft Club, knocked out
ram Mason. uua1rached In second round
Eddie Harvey. unsttache4 defeated fce
.iokInan. unattached In th-oe rounds
l--E.s decision. sam Leonard Rutgerz
.. - ''i1a l. deleated Joe Anato. Progress
t---- - tAree rounds, referee's 3 d.
1857 IN o.sss-Andrew c-.sco. =.
Prenden lyceur. defeated cha-ies Ds
-ad~es aeeision. John MeekIn. unattached
s.li-'.,.'. ga -. E-I5esi "-dt'er. euattae he'd
pound ciass-Ceorss Roden. una
tsched. d'3eated Thomas Nalesfl,9 IN
@1''chsc, IN tETee rounds judges .i-,.isiori
rank Car9d Rose Cleft \ c. kuoclra.i
ouf rank Mason, unattached. s1 s.c~r1
round. " '''
l4o-poura ciass-I-ratlus Na~c-.o-., 49,
&c &C &C., &C., IN second round. J.. Idederthal.
f-@l-'ae1'- trl-,-. = 1eens A c. III second
Pound cisvs-To-r 0'horrrs,r ~
.Is.s - -ielneat y. g.. knoc54l our
-ATtaur Aiailon il. Westphal sport.ne
iuo. n f--st round. James J9Nor.a.- -
seroEn- a. G., knocked ou. Habsrt iss.r4
~A ---4-t.sO. n second round
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
n. Y. L. Track Athletes
Meet WESLEYAN Here

NIDDLETOWN. Conn, March .
The Wesleyan University spring track
schedule was announced to-day. 1t in
cludes meet with New York Univer-
sity at New York on April %, one With
Springfield College on April 30 here
and Williams at Williamstown May :.
Negotiations are under way Tor Z
triangular meet among Wesleyan.
Brown and Columbia in New York on
May II, and Wesleyan has a meet
pending with Rensselaer, Polytechnic
May %. The local athletes are entered
in the New England Collegiates at Bos-
ton Nav 90
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Richard Is Offered $25O,OOO
Profit To Shift Big Fight
Bouts Hereab0uts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Star s. C.-Johnny Sheppard y.
Matty Brooks, II rounds.
Columbus 8. c. (Yonkers, Al
Norton VS.. Red Allen, II rounds
FRIDAY
Pioneer S. C.-Battlinp Orteoo -.
Frank Carbone, Is rounds. Pr
Bishop VS.. Johnny Smith, 10 rounds
Flatbush Sporting Club-Harv.v
bright vs. Dutch Brandt, Is rouhds.
Abe Goldstein vs.. George Thomn.
son. 10 rounds.
Brooklyn College Club-Amaterr
bouts, I'd Field Artillery Regiment.
SATURDAY
Pioneer $. C.-Oakey Keye. y.
Jimmy O'Gatty, 10 rounds: Rnd
Dempsey VS.. Marty Collins. -
rounds.
Commonwealth S. c. Sammy
Stone ys. frankie Perry, 10 rounds
Mike McCabe va. willie Fenter. 10
rounds. :"
Woodhaven S. G. - Sailor In.
DALEY vs. Young Stewa-t, IL rounds.
Ridgewood s. C.-Phil Bloom vs.
Paddy Flynn, 12 rounds. 0"' '''
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
London Promoter Also
Would Give Tex Exclu-
sive Rights to Pictures

Tex Richard, who will promote the
Jack Dempsey Georges Carpenter
battle for the heavyweight champion
ship of the world on July Q next, has
no white elephant" on his hands. If
he cared to, Rickard could draw out
now with handsome profit TO himself.
Yesterday the Garden impresario re-
ceived cablegram from George Nc
Donald, Of the Olympia A. A., London.
insuring Tex $750,0OO for the attraction
and giving him the exclusive picture
rights besides.
At the time the big match was ar
ranged, and when Charles B. Cochran
and William A. Brady were behind the
promotion with Rickard, a purse of
half a million dollars was guaranteed d
the two foremost hcavyweights Demp-
sey was to have received $3O0,OOO and
carpenter 100000. Later, when oppo-
slhon against this sporting attraction
developed in New York State, the pros-
pectiye principals both agreed to
gamble with Rickard and to fight on a
percentage basis.
There seems little doubt, however.
that Dempsey and Carpenter would
prefer to mingle under the original ar
rangement. II SO, providing he accept
ca McDonald,s offer, without taking
any chance whatever, Tex would draw
down quarter of million, besides
what he might realize from the
pictures. He probably would have to
declare the principals "in" with the
movies, for which there would be great
possibilities if the fight should be held
abroad. The pictures then could be
shown throughout the world, with the
exception of the United States.
Illegal to Import Pictures
a law in the United States prevents
PICTURES of ring battlas from being ex-
hlolted in any but the state where the
tight occurred, and also prevents the
importation of fight pictures. If the big
battle were held in New York State It
would be possible TO ship them out to
all other countries, of course.
From the picture standpoint, there
fore, New York State would be even a
more advantageous location than Lon
don, but it appears Just now as if New
York Will not stand for heavyweight {
championship fights.
Elckard seemed quite pleased yester-
day over McDonald's offer He said he
would give the matter due considera-
ton He also said that Montreal pro-
moters stood ready to make good their
guarantee Of S700,0O0 for the fight. But
he says further the championship will
De decided IN America if certain assur-
ances he expects within the next lew
days develop. No less than three
states seem ready 30 grant immunity
from the interference of the reformers.
Rickard has promised to announce
the location Of the battle ground within
the nsXt ten days.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Penn Swimmers Defeat
Tigers in Dual Contest

PRINCETON, \. J.. March 2.-The
Pennsylvania swimming team defeated
the Tigers here tonight, % to o. but
the Princetonians came back strong in
the water polo contest and won handilv.
% to 2. Captain Armstrong vas the
star, Of the meet, capturing the fifty
yard swim and finishing second in the
dlve He also was member OF the
visiting relay team.
Driscoll, Of Princeton, won the div
Ang contest, the NEST spectacular con
test Of the night, and Stinson cantured
the IQ0-yard dash. The Tiger relay team
won with yards TO spare, The Tigers
ctarted scoring in the water polo game
rom the outset. and we're never in
danger. Botting and Hilgardner, Of the
home team. were the stars
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
LEGAL, NOTICES

9cFE.:ME z COURT. COUNTY or NEW
Dhh-TADNAS r AurIrIGAN, -
,lF ~. CHARLES D'AGosr0 -
business as Shoeaix Importing 4. Fxno--
s5 ~ -of. .paay defendant. SUMMONS \
70 THE ABC.vE NAMED DrrF>.r, .>,7-.
f'D ARE Hereby sIaislONfo :.
ata"@r ,Ae complaint "a tn.s action. ar
70 serve d copy ~ your ansve- - -
.alittn Attorney wi-hsn twenty dar,
@tler the service u this su-nron. exr',
a'F' ct the dsy OF service and IA cese ~
s-4Hn' VA De taken agstnst you by dssals'~
- nc Eeiler demanded IN toe ccraslst-7+
"a desired Il The County OF New Ycrk
tJAtel January arJ. ls-I
.. JOSEPH L NAYEs,
a re- Tor PlaintiH. Oface and p o
Aadress l+9 Broadway. Borough o-
9:@Ahattan. Csty ot New York
To Charles D'Agosfo. doing buslne.. a.
rnoenix importing & Exporting CO.
Tn foregoing summons Is served upo,
you By publication. pursuant TO an o-se-
ot Hon Edward r FINCH Justice Of TIE
Supr"rne Court OF the State Of New Yerx
dated the 18th day or January. 1891. srs
n4~d with the complaint IN the ofsre -
tne Clerk Of the County OF New York a.
the County Courthouse. in the Bororrh -
YORK. - >S""
Dated New York. January 81. 1871.
JOSEPH II HAYES
Attorney Cor Plaintiff CcGce and 80
ADDRESS 10 Broadway Be-oash ~.
Msnhatt4n' New York City. -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Pioneer Has Clear Weld

Ihe Pioneer Sporting Club WIN have
The Manhattan field to itself to-mor-
Tow night, though this is to be the
occasion of the opening OF the Flat
bush Sporting Club Brooklyn's newest
and most up-to-date palace Of fisticuffs.
The Pioneer is presenting q card of
real mert-oue Of the best shows If
has put on so far. In the principal
bout Jose C"Battling"l Ortego, who
came from Sacramento, Calf, with the
avowed intention Of lifting Johnny
Wilson's middleweight championsh nip. Is
to minele for fifteen rounds with husky
frank Carbone. Pat Bishop and Johnny
Smith, two other middleweights, are
paired in q ten-rounder. There also
VIII be preliminaries OF four and SIX
rounds.
Matchmaker Charlie Doessereck, Of
the Pioneer Club, is trying to arrange
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Injunction Ralks Sale
OF Akron Baseball Club

AKRON, Ohio. March "A tempo
rary injunction restraining the Akron
Exhibit Company, controlling the
Akron baseball team, from disposing
of aNy property other than the league
franchise. was granted by Common
Pleas Judge L. r. Frteh TO-DAY.
lie petition. which asks for the ap-
pontment OF receiver was filed BY
the Z. {. Newman Company. 1t claims
that the association owes the firm
$4,000 for building the ball PARK
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
lIans and kuragae Reach Final
Csecho Slopuks Send
The Serenth Challenges
For Famous Daris Cup

NE seventh challenge for the
Davis Cup was received ves-
4erday by the United States Lawn
tennis Association. This came in a
eaoicsram from Praha Hrad, saying
that the Czecho-S Slovak Association
wishes to try for the famous trophv
this year.
Although they are newcomers in
tennis, SO far as these international,
matches arc concerned. the Czechs
nave an association. and last wear
made good record in the tennis
events at the Olympic games. The
association is the governing BODY for
forty-nine clubs.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Bout for Champion Lyncl,

CLEVELAND, March 2-Joe lynch
bantamweight champion. today wa;
matched for ten-round bout with
Joe Burman, of Chicago. here Narch
10. Burman IS to make l1S pounds
at three o'clock 'N''7
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Brothers Star on Court

ne C.ason Point Military Academy
TAm TgAsmsetoa-l team defeated the Al
"a!lows Institute five on the Claaon
oouFt yesterday afternoon. The score
.as ~ TO %. The Riley brothers
starred for the xrinners
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Ward Resigns Political lob

LII TIE ROCK, Ark, March 2.-Aaron
Ward. third baseman for the New YorI
American League Baseball Club, today
resigned as reading clerk Of the state
Senate TO join his club at Shreve-
port, La.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Princeton Skater Injured

PRINCETON, y. J., March 2
Priuceton's hockey team received its
first setback to-day, when it became
known that Frank l.. Corcoran, vet
eran player, will be lost for the re
meinder Of the season, due to water on
The knee. He sustained his injury in
The game with Penn last Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Peddie Swamps R;ysls

HIGHTSTOWN, Y. J., March 2.-Ped
die swamped the Coatesville, Pa, High
school basketball quintet here ehis aft
crnoon BY score OF sc 70 10
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Equitable Tossers Tri,1mnh

The Equitable Trust Company basket
Saii team maintained its lead in the
Bankers Athletic League tournament
by defeating the Chemical National
SANK live a. the 9th Coast ARTILLERY
IS TO 1S.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Nine Straight for Trinity

sv.. ne trinity School FIVE of New York
br b~'sneed alt IT'S string Of victories TO nine
d. d. creating 81. Paul's School at Gar
sra.oI ss~ nv yesterday, % TO IA. Burkets
'''''u twenty points for the winners.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Xavier Five Beats It. Marv,s

The Xavier club five defeated the s.
Mary's High School basketball team
yesterday at South Anboy, n. J., bv
a score of so to Is.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
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Higgins i'm Baxter Mile"

WaIter higgins, Of Columbia Jni-
verslty. has entered the BAXTER Mile
which viii be one Of the features OF
the games Of the New York A. C., to
be held IN the 22d Regiment Armory
Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Cooks

coOK-Young Scotch woman: very neat.
excellent cook: city family. references.
h Miss Hofsnayer's Agency. 10 = 43d st
81 floor: tel Murray Hiil s947
COOK, with or without hitchennaia:
sop% manage a, Miss Hofraye-'s
Agency. 10 Z 43d St Cd roor, tel. ssa7
Murray Hill
1oOh, young; good manager. exceptional
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. 3ss
Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

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proiita Bile WORK. DAY aud ayentns, Lessee.
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New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
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New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

1Dutch' Brandt and Harvey Bright
wili WI furnish the tfteen-round final at
we inaugural of the Flatbush club the
,,,5 mIsno OF inauguration Day. Bright,
of Williams burg" handed Brandt .
trimming several weeks ago. and
Dutch is out for revenge. In the
semi final Abe Goldstein will box tan
rounds with Georcie Ihnmnsor,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

a fifteen-round baltic between Roh
roper and Harry Greb for the latter
part of this month.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
instructio.

sALEsMEN wanted Tor Jobb.ng line. work
en- com mnssion basis. Call Cohen Broa
239 Powell ST. Brooklyn y. Y
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
HELP WANTED FEMALE
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New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Miscellaneous

COUPLE-Eng glish useful butler and plain
z3d st. Sd floor; tel Murray iIili s9i7
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

AUTOMOBILE TRIMMER wanted: must be
urst class On tops. slip coYers and up
hosiery D 5l2. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

James J. Johnston, the boy impre-
sario of upper Harlem, will present his
next fstic attraction at the Manhattan
casino next Wednesday evening. The
Boy Bandit has secured i couple Of
roman candles for his chief pyrotech-
mic display.
Pinkey Lewis and KID Norfolk are
going to furnish the round final.
These are the colored boys tha. set
Madison SQUARE Garden by the cars d
couple Of weeks age before Referee
down upon his head the maiedictions
Of 1900 tongues. In the semi-tinal
Battling Levinsky Will box Homer
Smith ten rounds. Another ten-rounder
will bring together Jack KIDD Wolf.
Of o-eveLAHd. and BennY Coate,
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CH HAMbERMA1D, seanstress: young Irish
stfi' excellent city references. NJ, Nisa
Hotnayefs Agency, 10 Z. 43d s., 50 roor-
tel Murray Hin S9f7
CHAMBERMAID-W AlrRESS fho~o,rE7-.
capable exceptional references Miss
fltzgerald's Bureau. $50 Fifth ava
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permanent
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

cHAMBERMA1D- D-WAITRgss. in an
iis. references. Mrs. II Moors Phone
Englewood 100.
COOKS %. white; one Tor pastr,-: in pr
fate cub Phone Morni1gside 2672.
GIRL. downstairs work. private home
other help kept. Apply 457 Vest l&sta
HOrsEW0R KEl.-scandirav .n4Ia 1or
small family. references required. fal
so W est End av, Apt > South. ar 1el eni.Qr.t
2G6 Riverside.
IOU EN EEP EE. xoung woman. 4ight
houseWor-. young business couple; coo.
2iain cook; good home for reliable woman
Heinhardt. as Centrai ParA Nesc, at loaG.
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CONNER
SALESWOAIEN

Good salary. commission, and
permanent positions FOR expert
enced saleswomen in coats, suits
and dress departments.
IIAMILTON>, 307 5t4 Arc.
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Dogs, 5ireis. Poultry, etc.

BOOK on DOC DISEASES
And How 10 Feed
Aiferiea'- Pioneer Dog Medicine.
Ial-ea frse . sf- address,
IT ~ the ,at4ar
II. CLAY GLO\ ER co. INC
is WEST slsr ST. sew vcrE
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CffAABERMAID- WAITRESS ara e-oo,y
sisters; country preferred; good refer
ences. 5. Miss Hofmayer' s Agency 10 Easr
$50 St sd floor. Tel ss4T Murray HE
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Diamonds. jewell. IL.
Grniture
Office Furniture

coAiatERCIAE. FURNITURE
49, '.'.. 4-~ho gany s1d A.nArica-. walnut
-. hai~s. fiiirg aa,-scrs etc
-'+' !. - =. tlLt.t.N III ~fS -~S gI'FI.,It
JACOB fsARskv. BEAVER
Phone !iss.-t. ac4-
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Pianos and Musical Instruments

SrIl,s Wy PIANOLA. LAgY pAsro.
1l1anas ard y -ghts. Macon Ha.alin san,
= , and an" fTrishr. firsnas, Upr.ghts. P.aye-
"a. l1r So an1 RI E-c< 4. Eiznbe--
-. I. "a. 3t-.. 20 oa..rra..e ~. LIZ.
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pholstery and Bedding
STORAGE NOTICES

lFfl.pI-~TH BRING trto~f. ,t.,,~....,x
Ni'- 1-ri-s. Formerly With shar--- phoI'-
i-e-' = ~ George Re- ,or. sAl sixth ave
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

DAY WORK EE. lsundress ~ clean. vary
aeSt. quick work O.. Mas Hotrnayt.r'- =
Aseney. ~ East 4sa ST. third eoor. Tels-
phone Murray i.ll .347
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Bouts for Service Men

Boxing will furnish part of the en-
..esrtainment .s TO be given tonight by
n Sne New York Port Society, 1866 and 1853
which IS for service men and men for,
merry III the service, has been arranged
py Mrs. Charles r. SCARBOROUGH, chair
man Of the Women's Auxiliary OF the
New York Port Society, in cooperation
With the American Defense Society.
There will be two three round bouts
tor amateurs In the l30-pound class
Harry Hildebranl IS to meet William
Nolan.