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The New York herald., 1921-11-20
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
WATER FRONT WAREHOUSES;.
FACTORIES WITH r. r. sIpINos.


FACTORIES WITH r. r. sIpINos.
STORAGE STATIONS. 60.
10000 feet on I floor (ground): high cell
Ing; equipped with betting , sh,n"snt anu faeiii.
high pressure plant. water shipihehe iaS'
ties prevail; 40c. per so. loot
river and rain facilities. elevator; 35c per
So. foot; storage only.
many cars can be loaded and unloaded
simultaneously; great bargain TOT "ahu-
facturer.
10000 feet or less; adjoining water and
rail; soc. per SO. foot; Erie BASIN
We also have new list OF over 200 small
factories for lease, in all sections OF Greater
New York.
Notice to concerns holding our prior listsl!.
Owing to the rapidity with which we ais-
pose of Industrial properties. our oid nss Is
depleted: should you still be In the market,
time and money can be saved by sending for
our new up to the minute lists, when gives
at minimum figures and possessing all ad-
vantages your business requirements oe-
mand.
Your competitors are using our experienced
services in order TO cut down their hereto
fore terrific overhead charges.
WHY NOT YOU?
G.. p. BUTTERFLY. IG COURT ST..
BROOKLYN. TEL. 6865 MAIN.
FACTORIES FOR RENT-lS. 600 square feet.
floors, 1900 feet each. bank vaults on
each floor; all or .separate; modern build
Bradley Buildings. 11th st. and Vernon av.,
Long Island City; minutes from Grand
Central Station. blocks from al sunways.
Address A. ]. BRADLEY. owner. 10l Beck
man St. New York. 'Phnoe 350l Hickman.
FACTORY site on railroad spur, at Ja-
maica, l.. J., $4,000 to 10000 so. it., at
75c. per foot: paved streets, all improve
ments. plenty OF labor. &c. fare to Brook
>" q ERNEST A. L'EcLusE.
25 doth ST., n. Y Tel Vanderbilt 3558.
FOR sALE-Factory, 244-6 East sd ST..
1900 square feet: strong: wei lighteo sdI
power and light; man on premises. p. @.
DE WITT. 51o 9TH av. Murray Hin 65o5:
FOR LEASE
| with purchase option II desired), plot
2i2xI2s on Gowanus Canal. suitable coal,
lumber, oils, greases. chemicals or building
supplies; nominal rent. G. p. BUTTERFLY.
16 Court ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
FACTORY sites free. Factories for sale or
rent plenty available help male and fe-
male; water front and railroad siding. Com
muncate Secretary Chamber Commerce,
South River. n. j.
| FACTORY. brick. 1000 square feet in centre
# city. Apply SoMMER. so Morris av.,
Newark. Rranch Brook 1907.
FACTORY. three story, basement. Ganse-
| WORT st. Inquire w. G.. JOHNSON, 281
| broadway.
Is CENTS A FOOT
actual carrying charges 5-story brick fac
tory. downtown Brooklyn. by buying q 900
feet at 1000: good terms. WALTER j.
| SMITH. 1888 Montague St. Brooklyn.
35 CENTS foot, downtown, Brooklyn. five
| story brick: 81 200 feet: elevators: live
steam, steam power. WALTER SMITH. 1ss
Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FREE POwER-FREE LIVE STEAM.
Space in corner building with 200 feet,
5000 feet, 6.OO0 feet, 1900 feet; GO Rail-
road av.. corner Hamilton St. Newark. op-
posite Market st. station Pennsylvania II. r..
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FARM PROPERTY.
Miscellaneous.

WYOMING ranch for saie one Of the largest
and best ranches In Wyoming for sale;
fully equipped; write for particulars. w. e.
TILTON, Saratoga. Wyoming.
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NcW jersey
CATALOGUE AND MAP OF bargain farms
ir Jersey SENT FREE: farms all sizes: al
trices within rs miles OF n. Y: also COM
wuting homes. with acreage: please givo
details of your needs. ANDREWS FARM
AGENCY. box 4. 220 West 42d st.
ELECTRICALLY EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM
with $500 monthly cash income. offered
complete; stocks. crops. labor saving ma
chinery, f-3 under cost. Send for photos
EUGENE JOBS-H. Il. BECK co.
rackawanna Station. Summit, n. J.
FOR sALE-sl acre New Jersey farm,
$4,000: hour 20 Philadelphia, Pa: short
winter: $1,000 years income; beautiful build
ings. FRANK II ROTHMAN. Vineland, ". J.
FARM, 100 ACRES GOOD LAND, 81, Loo
room house. bathi on State road 45 miles,
2 from main line station; rich agricultural
district. Owner. u. GA Rlvcrslde Drive.
POULTRY FARM, with nearly new semi.
bungalow. heat beautifully equipped bath
room. hot and cold running water, city gas
set wash tubs, range, gas range large
rooms garage; 90 II. poultry house and
runs; 3 acres. pears. apples. berries; high
elevation, beautiful viow includes poultry
and equipment; send for photo and new illus.
tratcd farm catalogue price $1,000. So 0Os
cash. BRAY a MkcGEoRGE. vineiand, N. J.
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARMS, 81 900.
Ask for supplement u, with pictures.
sLOCtIM FARM AGENCY, 14t Broadway.
POULTRY FARM.-Electric lighted, capacity
800 hens. room bungalow Asbury 10
Lakewood road. r.. BICETOw, Belmar. N I
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HOUSES WANTED-FURNISHED

AMERICAN family desires small furnished
house, winter season, Forrest Hill. Bronx
vile or within hour n. y city. j. G. Il.
Room 236. Madison ave.
FURNISHED house wanted for six months ;
must be thoroughly up-to-date: Goth -S0th
ST.; Fifth to Lexington: high class tenant
Send full information 20 l. $40 Herald.
+ lton st.
The New York herald., 1921-11-20
8. ACRE FARM NEAR ALBANY.

WITH CROPS, HORSE, FOUR COWS,
implements. vehicles. tools included section
prosperous: progressive farmers easy walk
stores, close railroad. town: 81 acres. fertile,
ioamy tillage: spring watered pasture: wood
timber; lots fruit: attractive ten room house,
piazza: roomy basement barn. stable. hog
and poultry houses: age compels sacrifice; ;
only S2.S00, part cash, easy terms; locate
here, enjoy abundant living; catalogue free
EpW. BRIZZIE. Chatham, n. Y.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE dwelling, Fifties, near Madi-
son av.. $500 yearly. LENNEY. - + AID.
HOUSE. II rooms and bath, $40 West 156th,
near Broadway. $4,000: small amount
cash: Immediate possession.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
NEW or room modern houses and garage
for rent, S90-$110. CLINTON TRADING
CORPORATION, 1856 Remsen ST.. Brooklyn.
Phone Main 3640.
Long lsland.
A very nice and up to date nine room duplex
house; sleeping porch, overlooking Flushing
Bay, hot water heat, parquet floors, elec-
tricity. gas and coal range. 202 Butler ST.,
Lyon av.. East Elmhurst. l.. I.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE $4,000 real equity tbank
two 'tssn family ' house. IL Il rooms. rooms baths.
all improvements; lot lOOxl4Q; barn
three cars; high. healthful location:
handy station. trolley; stores, schools
able 81, 500: sell below value; take little
cash and second mortgage or good Tree
lots. f., II: PECK: care s. osgood Pell
& Co.. II West 44th ct. New York.
EXCHANGE SPECIALIST.
CLAUDE r. IAsHER,
1870 Montague ST.. Brooklyn, ". Y.
FREE AND CLEAR--Newark, n. j.. water
front warehouse. 100000 square feet; price
rent. $4,000; price. $i25.ooO; together OF
separately. for city country property
brokers paid. WALTER SMITH. iss Mon
SACRIFICE
Shore club property at West End. Iong
Branch, n. j., on Ocean av., in the very bes,
section OF West End story hotel and res
taurant building. I'm perfect condition: ball
land IS worth $4,000; partly furnished
modern kitchen equipment; price $4,000;
mortgage only IS. 900; must have cash. What
Is offered?
WILLIAM J. MOCK.
25 East 10th ST.. New York.
WE WANT YOUR PROPERTY.
Many Years. Trading Experience. .
City income, lots, factories. garages. apart
ment houses and one or two family dwell
ings; also country estates. hotels, homes
and farms. Tell what you have and
what you want. HARRY A. LEVINE.
formerly Ghegan Levine. 1e3 Kingston av..
Brooklyn.
WILL add cash for Brooklyn Improved
What can you offer for SO lots IN Jamaica
Court, near Roclsaway Boulevard and New
York av.; price $l4.500 VAUGHAN, eQs
Fulton st, Brooklyn.
WANTED--Florida place in exchange for
ono on Jersey coast. @ 213I Herald, Her.
aid so.
10 LOTS, near fremont av, trade for goot
taxpayer, with cash; attorney. 1o2l
Herald. Bronx.
65 acres waterfront, Shelter Island; describe
fully; any offer; unusual opportunity; very
desirable. c 20S5 Herald. Herald SO.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

10000 50. IT, store and basement. or loft
Murray Hill 1909.
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RAMSEY. ". J.--2k acres OF choice. high
land; city water and electric light avail
able: IL mile to railroad station. half m'e
q trolley; fine for chicken raising. fruit or
general farming: sacrifice for $1,000: easy
terfns. LAMBERT. 1926 Woolworth Building.
New York. Phone 6os5 Barclay.
SIX room house. corner lot 36xi25. sun porch,
sleeping porch. fruit trees, just completed
excellent shape: room for garage: bargain.
Apply j. BOOTH, 1876 Newark av.. Jersey
City.
TRACT ocean and bay front land, Jersey
coast. about 200 acres; mile ocean front ;
excellent place for bungalow colony.
w. n. MATTIX,
cpl Pailey Building. PHILADELPHIA.
TENAFLY---1 room brick house. improve
cash; pho,ogrs phs. HOVER. 2t2 B'way. NY
WFlHTwOOD--Rubbie stone house. under
foreclosure. eight rooms, fireplace, sleeping
GSs1 nss oso HoSn sSsS fs's Fla ssg sSsS:TNsperr
The New York herald., 1921-11-20

FOR SALE on RENT-IIarmon nv. Pei
ham, New York; three large brick houses,
,uet completed, up 90 date with all latest
,,,ss from n. II. main line and Boston and
Westchester stations. tapestry brick with
tile roof 10 rooms baths, dressing rooms,
built In shower. vacuum cleaner. hot water
heater. steam heat. electric icebox. ~hard-
wood floors, copper screen and weather
strips TO all windows. cork floor In kitchen.
special gas range: two car garage. Call on
premises, 10 Harmon nv. or telephone d1I2
Pelham, or FRANK HEARD, 20 Cortlandt
~. New York; Rector $3.50.
I.ARCHM NT-Beautiful building plot, zoos
fe7: ~, residential neighborhood 10 min
ufos' walk stetion all improvements: at
srnctsve price. HOWELL q, PERRIN, n
- o. Murray Hili at22. Lsrchmont 400.
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REAL EsTATE-0uT OF CITY.
westchester-sale or Rent.

nfStcDeSter-Saic OF heuts
FARMS. with brooks, farm buildings. fruit.
timber, pond sites. around 500 an acre, not
walking distance from depot; small farm
, near depot dearer; village committing homes,
big plots. s., 900 up; Hudson view. two acres,
old fashioned house, $1,000; cheap smaii
acreage home. near depot. $3.50 ALEh-
AMBER, z. AID st. Nanderolt i3St, .ss
Peekskill residence, country office. 4so;
phone Sunday appointments,
HAVE several reasonable priced places for
sale around Larchmont ana Mainar,oneeA' Ma,.'
can suit you. @ 1874 Herald BIooklyn.
MAAIARoNECK, modern house. near Sound !;
garage; attractive price. Murray dii
l6S0. Monday. .----
NEW ROCHELLE.
Must be sold.
FINE COLONIAL HOME, RESTRICTED
SECTION, s ROOMS, . TILED BATHS.
SUN PARLoR BREAKFAST PORCH.
SLEEPING PORCH. OPEN F%iREPI,ASs' % nc =
HOT WATER HEAT. GAS. IsLECrElClTf'
WHITE AND MAHOGANY TRIM, HARD
WOOD FLOORS LARGE PLOT. SHADE
TREES. GARDEN AND GARAGE: ASKING
$500 OPEN TO OFFER. TERMS.
SEE SULLIVAN.
20 North av. TEL 300.
office open Sundays.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
WIN sell attractive home, sli,ooo' Ixe
bedrooms, tile bath, steam, electricity, hard
wood hoors: 40 foot plot; convenient loca-
tion; terms arranged; immediate possession.
MCCLELLAN & CO. NC Mt. Vernon. y. y.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION COhFohA lC.>
bui.ds. finances. provides hons sites II de-
slsed. - w. 43d. y. Y. Phone Mur. hlll 0.s9:
SACRIFICE
for less than cost of production
!. ACRE. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED
Residential Park within so minutes
of Grand Central Station.
o ROOMS AND 3 BATHS,
all modern improvements, including
hard wood and parquet floors,
GARAGE.
Full particulars from
SLAWSON & HOBBS 1872 West I'D street.
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OUT OF THE ORDINAHfs
Charming I room Colonial dwelling, all I'M
,ements, . car garage, large terraced piot,
lesirable section OF Hempstead j.. l.
n SIG 500; viii sell for 2.750 on lib
tts terms 10 right party. GEO. p. NORTON,
sa1t,l, 3Ui III Broadway, n. Y.
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KockIand county-Saic or Rent.
New York State Sale or Rem,

BEAUTIFUL. new Dutch Colonial home,
rooms, all conveniences two acres; ideally
situated for tea house and poultry; State
road; 6j miles from New York: two car ga
rage; $4,000. easy terms. OWNER, box
203i Herald, 10th st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10
FRIDAY NIGHT

A fine progum Is being arranged
for Friday night ut the Congrega.
tional church. The efforts Of this
church In being appreciated by the
coinmuuity as is evidenced by the
very large audience which comes to
enjoy these services.
We plan 10 make this perma.
nent feature OF our church work.
Remember the program starts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10
milsham comIno Back.

According to word received here
today Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Miicham
ana son. John l., are leaving Seat
llc. where they have been located for
several years. for the central states
and expect 10 be stationed near
Chlckasha. Mr.. Mllcham. who Is a
travelling salesman FOR packing
company. was resident OF Chick.
asha for a number Of years and tho
family have many friends herc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10

Watch your children for symptoms
OF worms, They undermine the health
aud breed sickness, Use wrIghi'a
Cream vcnmlfuge. Il expols worms
and resiores health and yigor. prlcc,
asc, Sold by Wren Drug 90. 1871.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10

=, Singleton, W. q, Long and Arlsnr
} Barry. conducted under the name
Of V slngleon a Co. was dissolved
February u, )ssi, hy mutual con.
senl.
March 9Th. laei.
ARTHUR ]. nARRy.
W. o. LON0.
". SINGLETON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10
Short Stories
Of the Town
Wedding IL Announced.

Herbert shoeklcy q student In che
Chlckasha high school was married
last Tuesday afternoon TO Miss Ruth
Mable Miller. the daughter Of a pros.
pcrous business man ol ". Worth.
Texas Mr. and Mrs, shockley will
mako their homo In Dallas after
May /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10
MASONIC NETTING

chiekasha Lodge No. % 4. y. a 4.
NJ. win hold special oommunlea
ilon at : o'clock ., N. March TO. 1871
for work IN she y. 4. degree.
c. r. kiMBRO. Master
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10

For the aches and pains OF rheu
maiism chambcrlaln's LinIment is
excellent Massage tho parts tho.
roughly twlco day With this llnl.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10

ment aud you will be- surprised a
the relief Il affords.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10

promptly NJ ., m
The public Is cordially Invited, No
admission II charged. An offering Il
takon 10 meet the running expenses.
G. J. KELLNER. Pastor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
Notice 10 hcrtb given that part,
nershlp heretofore existing between
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10
Cssard
COrsets

Just a suggestion before
buying the new Easter outfit
step into the corset section
and be fitted in new Cos
sard corset $3.50 to $500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-10

Easter day takes a new as
pect if you join the parade
clad in one OF these smart tai
feta dresses at $l9.25 to S4S.50
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
RACING

Racing had an exceptionally good
year. The attendance wasn't quite as
large as In 1920, but It was far above
the average for the last decade. The
callber of the horses in all of the di-
visions was high class and several rec.
ords, including two of Man o. Wars
classic marks, went by the boards,
ON June 1 Audacious. carrying lis
pounds. and Mrs. Wifrid Viau's silks
ran mile at Belmont Park and beat a
small field. including Eternal, in the
unprecedented time of 1 35 3-5. clipping
onc-fifth of second from the track and
American figures established by Man o.
War In 1920.
A few days later Goalcr crippled
platter, came north and under the feath-
cry impost OF 81 pounds ran n mile and
an eighth in the remarkable time OF
40, setting UP a record for the track.
America and the world. It was one
fifth of second faster than the time
made by Man o. War at Aqueduct the
previous year.
The horse which stood out during the
year was the two-year-old Norwich. be-
longing TO Benjamin Block. This son of
Runnymcdc did everything that Man o.
War did as a Juvenile and n little more.
He never was defeated and wound UP
the season by winning the $4,000 PIN
lico Futurity like "A truly great horse.
He met with interference and came from
behind I'm that mile test to win easily
over a big field of the best Juveniles IN
the country. Some veteran expert horse
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
LAWN TENNIS

Superlatives are often used carclessly
in reviewing a sport period that has Just
passed into history. One is often so inn
pressed with the spectacular and other
unusual features of current season that
It's Importance is likely to be exagger-
a;ed and that Of past years forgotten.
Yet. with that caution In mind, one
cannot hesitate to say that the season
Of 1921 was by far the greatest in lawn
tennis history In this country
With more tournaments than ever be-
fore on the list OF sanctioned events,
with attendance records beaten. with a
Gozen countries, six moro than any
previous year, challenging for the inter-
national Davis cup, held by the United
States. and with f1ve OF those challeng-
iig nations sending their teams on to
this country for the Davis cup prelim-
'naries and finals. with the women's ma
tional championship lifted out OF OBJ
ecurity into the light of great interest.
with new tennis courts by the hundreds
In municipal parks, in schools. colleges
and on factory lots, and with statistics
showing more than million residents
nf the country actually playing the
game. the use of superlatives in describ-
Ing the season is CONNIE II faut.
AS to the achievements of the Anleri-
can tennis stars In 1891 there were
many. Without the loss of n match the
American Davis cup team of William r.
Tilden, William M. Johnston, X. Norris
Williams and Watson NJ. Weshburn de-
Tended the International trophy success
fully just as they had gone the previous
season unboaten in their successful chal-
lenge for the cup. In the American ma
tionai championship the best Of the for
eign players were bowled over and WILL
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man called him another Man O. War, but
he Is not a sound horse and 1t would
not be fair to the renowned son Of Fair
Play TO proclaim him as great until he
has finished his three-year- racing
season.
He was, though. the undisputed
champion OF his age. Miss JOY undoubt-
edly was the best Juvenile Ally
What Norwich was among the juveniles
Harry r. Sinclair's Grey Lag was
among the three-year-olds. FTIe was
beaten several times during the season
but time and again. especially in the
Brooklyn Handicap, he showed he was
In class by himself among the horses
Of his age.
Old Exterminator retained his title as
champion long distance horse OF the
country. He annexed half a dozen or
more cups and demonstrated that he can
travel over long distance OF ground
better than any horse the American
turf has had in more than a decade.
| Yellow Hand was the king OF the
handicap division. He was beaten three
times, but after he raced himself into
his top form he beat all the best horses
I'm training.
Hummer Clarence Turner and l.. Nc.
Atee were the best jockeys.
Mrs. George w. Lofts Sweepment was
the champion through the field. He was
beaten several times. but only when the
weight packed on him weighed moro
than $50 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25

seen the American colors holsted to the
peak not only at home but abroad as
well. Away back In 1904 Walter J.
Travis scored a miraculous victory In
the British amateur championship
miraculous for the fact that the success
never has been duplicated by one
Of the unpaid" and not until this year
had been In any way approached In any
other of the British championships by a
player representing tho United States.
But this time, through Jock IIutchson,
professional at the Glen View Club OF
Chicago. American golf was made su-
preme.
Hutchison had to play off tic with
Roger wethered, the oxford amateur,
but the main thing Is that he won and
by his victory he brought the British
open championship to the American
continent for the first time In history.
This, moreover, marked the second oc-
casion on which the trophy had been
carried out OF Britain. Arnaud Massey Of
France being the first TO accomplish the
feat several years ago.
Tom Kerrigan OF Siwanoy was third.
ard, therefore. winner OF the second
prize, while Walter Hagen and Jim
Barnes also finished in the money, while
the majority Of the American entrants
did well.
And while America was so singularly
successful in the open championship
abroad she also saw to It that the British
invaders when they arrived to play in
the open championship at Columbia
Country Club were not allowed TO become
dangerous. Jim Barnes won the title
with a grand total of 2S9 and with nine
strokes to spare, Walter Hagen and
Fred Mcleod tying for second place.
Although in the prize list George Dun
can, the 1920 British open title holder,
was nowhere when 1t came to challeng-
Ing the title, while Abe Mitchell was
forced TO pick UP In the second round.
Joo Kirkwood, the Australian champion.
also finished far down.
A place in the last eight was the best
that fell to the American amateurs In
their attack OIL the British title at Hoy
lake. but In the international contest
which preceded the championship tho
team from the United States smothered
the British side.
At homo an invasion By at least two
of the prominent British amateurs.
Willie Hunter, victor In the tournament
at Hoylake and Il. u. Armour OF Edin-
burgh, Scotland, was nlpped at the semi
final. Hunter went that far. being de-
feated by Robert A. Gardner of Onwent-
sia on the second last day OF the cham
pionship play at tho st. Louis Country
Club. Tho following day Gardner lost