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FOR 0ALE-HOUSES
sWnfinued.

)DLETON, iHe..
Phone Main 1875.
Chevy Chase. ID. {.
Price. $3.50 4 detached home. exceptionaiiv
Well buiit having eight, rooms tw,
floors. beautiful living room With open
Fireplace. large side and sleepin.
porChes. hardwood floors. electric light.
hot-water heat. instaGtaneous water
heater: in perfect condition. and there
Is also garage. This is the mos,
cnmplci. Loue know Of FOR sale IL.
this section.
Downtown.
Frice, :. .ooo-A three story brick: corvenirrtIv
lUrafrd and within walking distance Il
the departments This has nine roolus
and bath. electric lights and viii max.
an excellent investment. as il i now
rented 10 good tenant ut So per
month. Ressauah" cash payment
Park Road.
Price sl4. 900 Colonial type of house finely
situatsd, having : frontage ~ over 20
II. Nj The ro"nis unusually large
and bright AID the hou>r IL modern
with hoi wafer Grat. clrctrIc tights aud
hardwood fpo.s The location here is
ideal for hou, purposes.
High View.
Price. s.. ..na-What believe to bc an ex-
\ corner property: TAPESTRY brick hay-
ing s.N r"omS and hath. hot-watsr hca:
and electric lighis. Reasonable cash
Iaymert Mi! Dn accepted and POSSES
obtained from the owner.
AnI
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE
Prevailing interest and commissions,
THOMAS J. FISHER < CO., INC,


HAVE FUND OF 5000 TO LOAN UNDER
tiret trusr, cured oh -. l.. real estate. EDW
r SCHWARTZ. Inc. 73i 18th NV.
i lIAIE MuSnI 70 LOAN on FIRST AND
second IEiSrS at prevailing rates.
ID. II. ROLAND DRURY.
Phone NJ. 23 204 Woodward bldg
MONEY IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR
FIST and ,'9a.. .Tis. loans: reasonable charges
HkHEEI:f A. GILL & son,
l4hi 81. NV.
MONEY ALWAYS ~ HANJ FOR LIBERAL
cans ID. &. real estate; prevailing interest
: nj SON raies
STONE fi!ErAN. 1892 sew York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN.
II you have '-t'- s"curi:y u d. c. real
estate we can ne.niiai" first cr second trusts
quickly and satisfactorily.
SHANNON & LCCHS.
Maln 2345. 113 18th st.
on DESIRABLE SECURITIES AT
MARKET INTEREST RATES.
PREWAR COMMISSION CHARGES.
TYLE & RUTHERFORD, INC.
slT 18th ST NV.
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Price. S11 800.
sAUL's ADDITION: Most ideally situated:
seven and bath: steam heat. electric
lights. hardwood floors; lot 2Ox13o. Early
possession.
Price, $12,5OO.
MT. PLEASANT. Most attractive home con-
tanning ten rooms and bath, steam heat. cleo
tric lights: large lot with double brick gardge.
House in splendid condition.
Price, $12,75O.
CHEVY CHASE. In n charming section ::
home contains eight rooms and bath. hot wa
ter heat electric lights. hardwood floors
Large lot. Built-in garage. Immediate pos
session.
Price, $15,5O0.
Mt. PLEASANT. In an ideal section near
14th street cars. Ten rooms and two baths
electric lights. hardwood foors Pittsburgh
heater. sleeping porch. Double garage.
IH CO., Inc,
Real Estate
St. NV.
lin 59O5-4.
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Fine Business Corner
Era1 Dupont Circle.

Property has .ofaor frontage on car line
Contains IL rooms and can be readily and
economically remode!ed iGto store and apart
n,-uts. Lccatinn is rapidly enhancing IN
value. AMI there j. active demai't for
apartments at s0o-i rentals. Small cash pay
uisnt required. Price. $4,000.
Wancanan & Brawner, Inc,
s;4 I5rh :. NV Frank. 1iS5
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Phone Main 1923.

VACANT.
4lS SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Si,2"e. Modern h"me of six large rooms
aud tiled bath. Colonial porch. Hnuse ~
excellent condition. Possession with deposS
la'k yard loo 81. deep /" alley our biloxi
from beautiful soldiers Home, Park. 81 $3.50
cash; balance easy.
y NEAR 18th AND + SIS. NE
$3.50. Fin. bay window home Of six large
rooms and bath. I'umcdiate possession: sN-
crient condition. oI,y 500 cash. halanc,
like rent.
NEAR 9th AND B SIS. NE.
$500. Eay window, brick home Of ten
large rooms and harh ia this refined white
and convenient section. The revenue from
Surplus Rooms VIII pay for house. only
81 go cash. balance like rent.
OH kEEFER PLACE NV.
sis'0a. Fine colonial home of siN larG"
rooms and tiled bath: sleeping and lower
porches: ami. Only Sl.Ho cash required.
Ialaucr easy.
STEELE.
Nj. 50S2, NJ. 559S.
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Price. s13.5o0-Near Naval Observatory. A
semi-detached brick dwelling Of ten
Is bedroomsl and bath: hot-wa-
ter heat: electric lights: parquet floors
Front and double rear porches. BUILT
IN GARAGE. Reasonable terms.
Price. IS. S.Sj0-SAULS ADDITION. A semi
detached residence of seven rooms "A
sleeping rooms) and tiled bath: hot
water heat: electric lights: newly pa
pered aud painted; excellent condition;
garden and chicken run; lot 4Sxl42
Garage. Only $3.50 cash.
Price, S7.250-BRIGHTWOOD SECTION.
Thoroughly modern semi-detached home
Of seven rooms a bedroomsD and bath;
hot-water heat and electric lights; nice
lot to alley. Convenient to twe car
lines. stores, etc. Possession. Terms
arranged.
Price. $7.35O-NEAR 9TH AND X SITS. NE.
colonial type dwelling OF six rooms
and tiled bath: hot-water heat and elec-
tric lights: hardwood floors. The own
er-occupant will give immediate pos
session. Reasonable terms.
, SERVICE WITH RESULTS FOR 40 YEARS
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MCh EEk l.
l4O5 Eye St.
PetWorth.
Dandy little home two years old and in per
feet condition; six bright rooms and hath:
has hot-water heat, electric light. hardwood
floors and trim: garage. Can be bought on
81 .Sp cash payment and easy terms on bal
ance Of price-SS $50.
MckEEvER & GOSS,
14GJ Eye ST. Main 47J2.
Washington Heights.
we'll built. attractive home of eight
rooms and bath two floors; also sleep
ing porch: al improvements. hot-water heat.
electric lights. hardwood floors and trim;
screens; very good buy at sl2.5.0.
MckEEpER L. GOSS.
1i05 Eye st. Main 49,.
Woodbridge.
Attractive little home high elevation; /;
fine exposure to sun and air; detached: six
rooms and bath: stucco construction: front
and rear porches; good heating plant: elec-
trc lights: hardwood floors and trim: space
for garage. Price. $3.50.
McKEEN E
1d0S Eve CT
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PRATHER & ROBINSON.
Bond Bldg. Main Az.
BUY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE.
s r., b., ami. Make all payments by
renting part. No profits; from owner. Terms
Open for Inspection
Every Afternoon.
% Quincy ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
Colonial design; brick construction: 10
rooms 3 baths; !. vernndas; rear and sleep
ing porches; double garage: lot s0xl5O #.
Near Chevy Chase Club.
Center-h hall plan; 8 rooms and bath. 5
Plenty Of shade. Very attractive home ara
Phone Main 1858
w. {. & A. n. MILLER,
Realtors and Builders.
Union Trust Bldg.
Price, $1,000.
Six " rrk brill n"as% in perfect r"nd"n
crate terms A big bargain
WARREN COCHRAN.
Main 59ls: M. 720 18th 81. y W.
s975o-NEAR 18th AND PARK RID 10
rooms and bath; h.-w.h. and ror. :
room for garage; the best value IN
s11 5oo-NEAK i4,h AND COLUMBIA RID
10 rooms and bath; b.-w. h. nnd rirr. :
$7.350-PARk VIEW SECTION. q rooms
and bath; h.-ah and cleo: garage
Will sell on $500 cash nnd $G1 mo.
$6950-NEAR 7th and NH. AVE. NV. y
rooms and bath: h.w.h. aud eicc, .
terms.
s., OO0-NEAR BUREAU or PRINTING AND
ENGRAVING. Groom aud bat
brick semi de etached: In good rondt
tion and has garage: $500 cash,
LOOk-CASH PAYMENT or ONLY $500 aud
easy monthly payments will buy this
new home with rooms and bath,
h.-w.h. and elec. colonial porch: st.
tie and garage. Located In u good
NV. section. Phone Main $500 FOR
other information.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
Main $500. 7a+ 18th 1t. II. W
3-STORY BROWN STONE AND srTCt;o
dwelling between 18th and 10th sts.. Eucld
and Columbia road: LIST floor. large pnrior. re-
ceptiOn hall, dining room. pantry and kitchen:
.nd floor. bedrooms and bath: 3rd floor Z
bedrooms and bath: big cellar with maids
room. Address Box 2SO-R. Star Office.
MT PLEASANT-247O ONTARIO ROAD NV
Modern Broom and bath brick dwelling: cu- :
rage. viii sacrifice to quick buyer. Ocrupjed
by owner. Columbia 36SW. I8s
OWNER WILL GIVE POSSESSION OF Ills
furnished home: exclusive neighb0rhOOd: nine
Large rooms. open fireplace. ami. to the min
ute: hardwood floors and trim tlrouglo five
bedrooms: two tile ba tbs: front and two req
porches; overlooking Rock Greek Park; large
yard to paved alley: formerly occupied by con
gressman. Price. $l4. $780, Terms. Phone Col.
9O6J.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

Chevy Chase.
In select neighborhood. with fine homes.
This semi detached home has large
and bath. h.-w.h.. eier. lights,
parquetry floors through the entire house.
colonial front porch. glassed In sleeping
porch. also glassed-in breakfast porch L:
deep lot to paved alley; excellent garage
facilities. Can be bought for only $lo.OOo:
good terms.
Highview.
Highview. This home. in addition to u
Gnft. lot. has 100 #. Of additional park
ing and lawn. The interior Is artistic
as the exterior is attractive. large
rooms TALL outsidel. bath. with an excep-
tionally large reception hall. hardwood
floors. h.-w.h.. elec. lights. An ideal home
for congressman. Price, $500; pleasing
terms.
Parkview.
Only $500 cash required to purchase this
Has h.-w.h.. colonial front porch; 70 IT.
wide alley. House is in good condition
and immediate possession can be Oh
tanned real bargain.
Opposite Naval Observatory.
4 fine semi-detached. tapestry brick
home with 8 rooms, reception hall and
bath, h.-w.h. elec. lights. colonial front
and double rear porches. hardwood floors
tubs, layatory. etc. House is screened
throughout and is in good condition. Price
slU.5UO; reasonable terms.
P II LIP S,
rk Ave N w.
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STONE AND SHINGLE CHALET-SIN LARGE
rooms aud kitchen: fluur"d h.i;r: i"t-water
beat: electricity. over acre: CHOICE irut.
Shade and >iirub6ery; fare. OWNER.
. 'irV uI
Evening star., 1921-04-14

Detached. Or. and u. cottage: newly ,ec-
GRATED. large lot: jEst Of kenilwprth
re. snap: easy terms, taxi clear lot in
Iart pahIneNt.
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* & GOSS,
Main E52.
Two-Family Flat.
Fine loration: two apartments Of three
rooms and bath eacn: semi detached large
lot. electric lights. he' water heat: house
completely furnished and bringing in good
rental: fine investment proposition. Inspect.
Price only $1,000.
MchEENEE & GOSS.
14o5 Eye st. Main i,5a.
Mount Pleasant.
Six rooms and bath and siassed-i seSping
pofcheS: attractive home convene4t Ia
Geological Park; house is new aud has all
improvements. electric lights. hot water heat
front anG double rear porches; garage. Price.
ST.. $50.
Mci.EEvEH & GoSS.
1i05 Eye 81 Main 1852.
Chevy Chase.
4 beautiful semi-desacled home Of attractive
-6es gn: aiIe rooms and bath and double sleep
iig r0rches: large s:oreroGm. attractive from;
and double porcEes: ali coGveniencrs.
with choice electric fixtures; beautiful hard
wood floors: double garage. Price. sl5.J"o.
K & GOSS.
Main 4TS1
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1lth st. mr. Monroe: @ large. bright rooms
large front and yards TO paved alley
possession; 81 200 cash; balance easy. A bar
gan-see it.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

The Home of Homes.
Tel Main 4}4O 14Oo II St NV.
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Irving mr.. 18th: s cheerful rooms two
floors; newly decorated; electric light. INV. h.
rear porches: extra big lot to wide alley: big
gest bargain on the Heights; possession.
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TtP3I OF 10 TO T. AClI:S. SILVER SPRING
~ kensington. +. NJ. KAY, Gl7 i;ond
Evening star., 1921-04-14
\ BARGAIN.

Fourteenth Street Properties.
Near Spring I'd. Store with 4-room apart
m-nt. h.-w.h. and electric lights. Price.
S13 80.
between R and sts. Fine store with
and ) room apartments, steam heat. electric
lights Price, $4,000.
Eetween V and W. Store and apartment:
deep lot to alley. Easy terms. Price. sl4.-
500.
CHAS. w. NORRIS.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

4th ST. mr.. Il ne: detached. CIR. and b.
brick; possession; newly decorated; big lot:
price and terms very interesting.
N. E RYON CO., Inc,
suecessors to New York Realty Brokers;
Main Al91. -, 1I2I St
Evening star., 1921-04-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Garage and repair shop extra ~" loft
eipvr. doing !. prosperous bt;S!n-ss worth
sI2.sp: price. $1.5pp; trade for good city
suburban home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
FRESH EVIDENCE
AGAINST BURCR
SUSPECT NO ONE ELSE


los h..If.. Aug % N.E
evidence .r.n... mpuotiIur tho
rru.,. .u'Iur.. rum that Arthur g..
Bu.l .Al...u with tho murder ~
J. u t.u E,uu.lv. Wta Infatuated
s... Nru Nidalyuup Gb,u,uiIu.
f.H...I sIh him for fh, styup.
wa. r.r.rird 20 hc lu iu. puss,sslou
.. tuD district ationcN't utljrr toe
H.y The evidence. believed tD ha1r
boon Ifa.rycr,i hy investigators
,,or,ut 800 Evanston. tho homo -
Hu-,A a.d NI. ObDu,upIu. were
ald to hpvn rucd perfectly with
other information lu TIA, hands of
ts, prosecutor.
HIr.uis that tho new evidence
consisted uf l,ftors written ng mrch
~ the woman were neither affirmed
mon denied hv D,puty District At
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Young Y. ". Misses
in Aquatic Stunts

Twenty grade school and younger
high school girls, at a dcmonFira-
ton iu the Y W. &. A aWimmlng
pool "Wednesday afternoon. per
formed an manner Il aquatic stunts
with pkil and ease. calling forth
admiration from two hundred rcln-
iiyos ana young people.
After rlu,ldltiug tho whole alpha
bot of strokes and dives from 4 to q,
soomingy. and retrieving various
objects cts, into the pool hy Miss
Hazel Bon Best. swimming instruc-
tor. each girl performed her favor
no. and sometimes. her original
dive.
In tho balloon race conducted by
relays boz conclusion, Miss Anna
Rpso. 1G.ystr.uld hIgh school stu
dent and daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-.
A Rose. was sucDossful ana received
as prIlr n v W. g. a. triangle pin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
win Furnish Abstracts
to Fight OufidD Suits

That the Tulsa Abstract and Title
company viii furnish abstracts OF
every subdivision In tho city for the
convenience Of those engaged In the
fight to OUTLAW suits brought
against the municipality and individ-
ual property ownHrH, was the state
mcnt made last night by II. W. Nc
Crory. president of the firm.
I'VE Will loan free OF charge"
declared Mr.. MCCrory. "to anyone
who may request them, abstracts
dow" to and including the resorva-
ton"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921.
The Weather

Fair to.night Saturday cloudy
gentle variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

Special Communication q
Granite lodge. 2. and A n
Friday. sept . ~ 7.3o ?. n.
Work. r A deEree Per Or
der ". NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
WILLIAMSTOWN

Mrs. John Tabor of Barre and Miss
Doris Macomber Of Middlcbury visited
at w. w. Cary's last week,
A letter just received by Edwin G
Smith, written from Zurich, Swltzer'
land. by George H. Brigham, states
that the outlook for business in his
line is not good ut present He re-
marks that Europe seems 20 be over
run with Americans just now, there
being 30000fin Paris alone
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon MeAllister and
daughter and Mrs. Ada Reed are spend
ing their vacation al Gates camp, Mel
son pond, near North Calais. -dr
Reed is staying at the hotel while his
people are away.
Superintendent Outland visited all
the schools in Orange on the 9TH, SIX
in number, beside comforting with sew
eral school officials in Williamstosn,
Orange and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Fleetwood of
South Barre were over Sunday visit
ors at w. w Cary's on the west hull
George Paro of Webstervilie, who
bought the Chynoweth farm OF Wal.
ter Geake few weeks ago, has now
taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Bushey are with him.
Suervices at the Congregational church
Sunday at l0:45. Topic, "A prophets
faith, tested, proved and Justified :
Special music by the choir. Sunday
school at II m, Union service at 1880.
Topic, "The Fight OF Faith" Tuesday
evening, Christian EndeaNor.
Florence Prescott Keenan,, teacher Of
voice and piano, Wiliiamstown; special
attention to children and beginners. r.
adv,
Centenary NJ. 4. church-Rev. Alba
NJ. Markey, pastor. Sunday services
-l0:45 a. m, sermon, The Healing
Touch of the Master" A most cordial
invitation is given to their hour of
worship. 10, Bible school. A place
and welcome await you in one of
our classes. 7;30 p. H., union serv-
ice in Congrega tional church. Shall
we make special effort to give DR..
Walsh a good hearings Tuesday eve
ming, 1870, Epworth league; theme,
Institute Echoes" leader, Gertrude
Jeffords Thursday evening, 1880, a
gathering at the parsonage for song,
prayer and scripture lesson. What a
help and inspiration il our members
and friends would rally to these mid
week services. On Monday evening at
7;30. a social time will be enjoyed
under the auspices of our Epworth
league All the young people are in
vited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09

block becomes the property of Fred c.
Luce Following the fire which de
stroyed block on the same Site, this
fine brick block was built by M. M.
Knight and since his death has been
the property of F. L. Knight. While
all will congratulate Mr.. Luce upon be-
ing the owner of this fine property, yet
sorrow will be expressed that the last
real estate tie of the Knight family to
Waterbury is severed. For a number of
years F. l.. Knight has had position
in Burlington and wishes to be relieved
of responsibility here. This is one of
the largest deals consummated here for
some time, Mr.. Carroll being hustler
in this line of work, as the selling of
the Grout farm also shows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
WATERBURY,

The young son born at the Heaton
hospital TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pow
ers has been named Reginald Harold
Powers.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell from Montpelier
and college friend, Miss Caroline Nye
OF Burlington, have been at the Tea
cup inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Wallace are in
Boston, buying goods for the fall
trade.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fl. Smith, daughter,
Josephine. and son, Sidney, Mrs. F. 4.
Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Msgnus
and sons. Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Burleigh
and daughter, Jean, and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Perry were recently in camp
over the holiday recess at Highgate
Springs. Others who were in Highgate
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Adams, MIR.
and Mrs. Jerry Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. B. Perry and their guests, DR..
and Mrs. j. H. Scott, son, Jack, and
daughter, Dorothy, of Albany, n Y.
w. Fl. Carroll was in Burlington and
finished papers whereby the knight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
PLALNFTELD

Don't forget to come to the opera
house Saturday night and see Char.
ley's Aunt" cut up. for she's an anus
ing old gal, and will stay to the dance
Internationally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
EAST BARRE

Users of water III fire district No.
are cautioned about careless waste as
the water supply is the lowest of the
year at present.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
M4RSHFIELD

-. Rutter, optometrist. viii BE- at
George Bliss Monday, the l2th. Call
and have your eyes eNamined--adv-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
NORTH MONTPELIER

Dance, neg town hall, Cabot, Mon
day, Sept. T. CAROLS orchestra. Re
freshments. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
MARSHFIELD

Dance, new town hall, Cabot. Mon
day. Sept. II. CAROLS orchestra. Re
freshments.- adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Friday Morning, August 5, 1921

close of this season. Eyers is con fined to his hotel with a severe cold Killefer will be the only playing man. ager in the National league.
 | This is the second time Evers has failed in his attempt to manage the Cubs, the team on which he gained fame 10 years ago as a second base man-a member of the favous "Evers to Tinker to Chance" combination.
 Evers became manager in 1913 but a disappointing season and dissention among the players caused his dis missal.
 He was again named manager last winter. succeeding Fred Mitchell.
 Killefer's selection was made. it was said, because Evers seemed to have the same difficulty in managing the players that Mitchell had last sea. son. There was dissention on the team and Evers did not seem to be able to remove it.
 Killefer has been a member of the Chicago club four years, coming with his battery mate, Pitcher Grover Al eXander, from Philadelphia for $65, 900 and two players. He began his professional baseball career in 1907 ir the Michigan State league At the end of the 1908 season, he went tC San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league, and he played his frs l big league ball with the St. Loui! Nationals the next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
MISS AMERICA, AVERAGING 5
 MILES AN HOUR, WINS FIRST
 MOTOR BOAT RACE AT CHICAGO

winner sped along, one mile ahead of the Chicago entry. From then on, Miss America added to her lead. crossing the line about one lap (two and one half miles) ahead of the field. All other en- tries dropped out, Miss America being awarded the only accredit- ed place.
 The race today was the first Of three heats for the Great Lakes championship. Heats will be run tomorrow and Saturday.
 Miss America indicated she is out of Miss Chicago's class. While the two boats ran nip and tuck through the first half of the dash. it was evident Miss Amer ica's engine was throttled some what. When the winner crossed the finish line, the Chicago en- try still had lap to go. but pull ed in without finishing. Neither boat was able to make very fast time, due to the circular course. Miss Americas average was around 55 miles an hour, but the last lap was at the rate of 61.
 Miss Chicago, while defeated in the feature event, won two races. the 15-mile free-for-all and another 15-mile event.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
EVEN HONORS ARE RESULT FIRST
 DAYS PLAY
Australian and British Players , Divide Honors in Opening
 o,f Davis Cup Tourney

prTTsn. TRG. Aug. 4. An even snIit was tb. result of the first days plav in the Da. is cup tennis matches. To Anderson. of Australia. defeated Maxwell Woosnam of the British Isles. in the first mat>ch' 4-6, 6-2, 6-4' 6-4. while the second match was won by F. Gordon Lowe. of the Brnlsh Isles, who defeated J. B. Hawkes. the Australian youth. 6-4. 6-4, 6-l-
 Woosnam appeared slow at the start but by persistent work at ,the net, added to the careful placing or his volleys, came from behind ana captured the first set, 6-4.
 Anderson improved his play in th'9 second set. and always had the upper hand after the first game. finders on won, 6-2. He again fell off in his ser vice when the third set began, sever al times being guilty of double faults Beginning with the fourth game, he showed wonderful judgment in his placement shots. WOosnam, by some
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
National League
St, Louis |: New York o

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3. - St. Louis made it three straight over New York winning in pitchers battle between Pertica and Nehf
 Catchers Snyder and Dilhoefer were put out of the game following a fist fight that resulted when Schultz was knocked unconscious by pitched ball in the eighth. While Schultz was be- ing revived from the blow. the effects of which were not considered serious, a remark by Dilhoefer angered Shy der. Empires and players soparaceo them after several blows had been ex. changed. When Snyder left the New York bench shortly afterwards, he was greeted by shower of pop bot ties from the stands and police were called on to restore order and see the New York players safely off the field
 NrUyXkT VnDK AD D II Dn E
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
JOHNNY EVERS . |S RELIEVED AS CUBS MANAGER
Bill killefer, Star Catcher, is Appointed to Take Charge
 of Chicago Team

CHICAGO. Aug. 4. = John J. John ny" Evers is no longer manager of the Chicago Nationals. William Kill lefer, veteran catcher and regarded as one of the greatest stars of the game, was appointed Evers' successor today.
 Official announcement of change was made shortly before today's Cubs-Boston game. Killefer called his players together and informed them of his appointment The new pilot was greeted with cheers.
 President Veeck of the Cubs, said Evers' salary would be paid until the