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New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Pelky Laid to Last Rest

~ WINDSOR. Ont. Feb. 2i.-Thous-
W. citizens from nearby towns
~. the streets of Ford City. near
3 Today to pay their last respects
es,sAnr @FtAnr Pelky heavyweight boxing
asasplon MA Of Canada, who died last
,isEa after long attack Of sleeping
~ A@,isss The procession was escorted
ool;sa aisty members of the Ford City
5es = iaree, Of which he was q mem
at the time of his death
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22

10TH ST. 6G6--Park Slope. BROOKLYN. ore
large room. running water; suitable FOR
one or two gentlemen. Decatur 1891.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Chin Beaten by Ortega

Despite the fact that he was hoored
in the eleventh for the count of nine,
Battling Ortega, the Mexican middle
weight, secured the Judges decision
over George Chip, of New Castle, Pa,
in the fifteen round star bout at the
Broadway Exhibition Association,
Brooklyn, last night. frankie Bell also
won the judges award from Eddie
White in the ten-round semi-finai.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Cooks

COOK ttiernan} young cotnpsteut. best
Fstersnces' cIty country. Lang Z
Boocherer Co. IS W S2d 81
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Bronx
Brooklyn

TRINITY AVE. 1919 1G6TH-Furnishe
rooms with family: gentlemen only
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Feature Bout for Baird

.ss ssatenant Earl Baird, who is in
M i, front rank of featherweight con
bay ~ Wall tackle Lew Snyder, local
10 ~ 5a one Of the two star bouts at
sag .oneer Sporting Club on satuf~
.ee,aa atgnt In the other fifteen
aid9It 1oung Fisher. the upstate
igs%eight star, viii oppose Johnny
80, of the West Side
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22

DANIEL SEYMOUR, Attorney FOR Execu.
tor Office and p o Address, 50 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New Yors
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Hanflhall Final To-day

The final of the doubles handbaII
championship of the metropolitan dis
trict will be staged at the New York
Athletic Club this morning, starting
at 10 o'clock. In the afternoon the
preliminary round of the singles will
be contested
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
instruction
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

f,4fA3tBERMAID sEAMsFREss. willing
and r@ilabie. excellent references Iarg
& Boecherer Co. a. ". asa st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
HELP WANTED FEMALE

GENERAL houseworker. must be s7od
cook; small family; no laundry; good
wages. Tel. 4l7l Schuyler.
HOUsEWQRKER (white). competent. ex-
perienced. fDr adults, good wages, Cal
9 to II. Elsier, 229 W 97th 81, Apt. 4D-
NURsE-Graduate New York registered
nurse for general night and day duty,
salary, $50 to $50 Apply MoHdav Super
nitaL Sc Nicholas av., near De h4Ib aY..
Brooklyn.
NURSERY COVERNESS. Tor ? children.
r}usr speak good English and French
only those having best OF refePenC Css need
apply. Apartment I'd, t5I ". S5th st.
Miscellaneous
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yea; rapid enhancement. outside city. y.
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In truction
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Phone Beekman 2723 NighG-da Booklet.
Drake Business School. Tribune Building
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL
2s3 Fifth ave. near 36th st.
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New-York tribune., 1921-02-22

eApprentlee allowanee eIalEn.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
I.aizo Defeats Cross

ROCHESTER,, N, Y, Feb, 21.---Steve
T,arzo, Hazleton, Pa, received the
Judges decisicn here tonight over
Marty Gross, New York, in 3 fifteen
round bout. The men are welter-
xYq5rhts
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
n. Y. u. Basketball Team
Meets Rutgers Toni ghi

New York University's basketball
tar will meet the Rutgers FIVE to-
night on the University Heights court.
This contest has special interest for
followers of the sport, as it brings to-
rether the winners and runners-up. in
The National A. A. I. championship
tournament last year at Atlanta, Ga
The teams Will probably line up as
follows;
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

LOUISA W suELDON--ln PURSUANCE
of order Of Honorable JOHN P.
COHALAN, a Surrogate Of me County OF
New I2rt, notice. is HEREBY given 10
AL persons having claims against LOUISA
". SHELDON, late OF tue County Of New
York deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber al his
pace ot ,ransactlng business. at the office
Of Daniel Seymour. MIA attorney. al No
nastan, in the c!ty Of New YorH stata tlsI
Of &ew York. on or before the LIST day Of
Da.sd New York, the s0sh day OF Noyep,.
EDWIN 3. SHELDON.
DANIEL SEYMOUR. Attorney for Execu.
tor Office and =. Q. Address 50 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New Yors
BROOKS, JosEPHIN EN- PURSUANCE
of erder OF Honorable JOHN p CO.
HALAN Il Surrogate of the County Of New
YORK. notice IS hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against Josephine Brooks
late of ths CtiF of Newpos-. Rhode Island.
deceased. 10 present tn= same with vouc a
place OF IRE nsactlng bu5'nesa a. the once
Of the United States Trust Company Of
New York. 80. As Walt Street in ths City
Of NSw York. on or before the Sth day of
Dated. New York, the 2Oth day OF No.
United STATES TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK. FRANK /. POLK &Be8-
DIES. sTRG&G & WHITEHEAD. =.
turaess tof AnclllaFy Exeeutors ~
E1change Place Borough Of &anha:.
tan. New York City.
ABBE. CATHARINr1 AaIoRT BEN9SETT. -
in pursoaree of an order q Honorable
joan z Cohalan, "A Surrogate OF the County
OF New Y-r6, NOTICE IS hereby given to
ell persons having claims against Catharine
ATnogy Bennett AAhe, late or tha County or
&e~ YORK, aeceaaed, 10 present the sanae
with vouchers thereof n the subscribers at
their place " rranaacting business al shs
4 e.rF Frer-S
Na 200 Flfth Avenue, in ne Borough of
Manhattan, III The CITY of New Yorx state
os New YORK, on cr before the @lss day og
Iuns. 1871, aeEt
Dated New YORK she 4th day ot peceas.
ARTHUR c. TRAIN.
COCRTLANpT PALMER
E&eGUlars
PERKINS TRAIN Attorneys for E.x-
ecutors Cffles and pnstotftas Address,
Nc ESQ FIFTH AveEue BoryEgu Of Man
hattan. New YaEk Cgty.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
PROPOSALS
REQU EST FOR BIDS

N'FE.iI ~. IW
TIL, Delaware. Lackawanna ana Western
Railroad Company, pursuant 10 the order OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission. dated
Octouer 9th. 1919, EX Parte SO 50. and
amendments thereto. gives notice that It viii
receive bids for Steel Signal Bridges, accord
iuT 20 plans and specifications on hIe a,
Office mentioned below.
fSa5 Of dejiyery-F. O. E, u. L. & W
K H.. Harrison. y j.
Time Of delivery-zie ie months.
Terms cf pay meut--To be arranged.
BIDS must be submitted to c G.. HIb6ell
Purchasing Agent AZ his Office, 90 West
Street, New York City, on or before noon o.
Ma"ch 4th, 1921 ana viii be received anl
opened by him at said office.
Bids 90 be- accepted must comply in al
respects the order above mentioned
The right Is reserved 10 reject any and u.
bids
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22

The news that S. Howard Voshell.
former national indoor champion and
cne OF the best players in the East had
received severe fracture of the base
result of an automobile accident. viii
be heard with extreme regret bv the
manr who have known him both on
and off the courts. Ever a true sports
man in the game and player whose
work it has. always been a pleasure
TO watch because Of his meteoric over
head nlav. Voshell will be genuinely
missed if he is unable to compete in
the annual national indoor tourney
next month
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Williams Seeks
To Regain Title
On the Courts
FormerNational Champion to
Begin Outdoor Campaign
in Palm Beach Tourney
By Fred Hawthorne

The annual Florida state champion
ship lawn tents tournament on the
clay courts of the Palm Beach Tennis
Club, which began yesterday. may por
tt the most determined bid made by
Richard Norris VIII ms I'd. of Boston,
TO regain the title of national cham
pion that he held in 1914 and 1916.
In thus beginning his outdoor cam
paign at such an early date Williams
indicates that he is bent upon getting
into his best condition and that he
purposes being at the top of his game
when the regular season Of outdoor
play IN the North gets under way.
There does rot appear to be anyHodv
so far entered at Palm Beach tc
seriously threaten Williams's path to
the championship down there, but
there will be great interest in his work
! on the courts
When he was in this city recently.
Williams intimated to me that he
might also play n the annual North
and South championship tourney at
Plnehurst, n. c., in ca ~ April. SO it
looks as though he was going to keep
IN action right through the early spring
season.
Active Season for Mrs. Wightr an
Mrs. George w. Wightman, who has
held the national women's title IA rec
/ or four lines, is also planning an ac-
tive session during 1921, although her
main efforts will be confined to doubles
play, | imagine that Mrs. Wightman
and Miss Marion Zinderstein, her court
pupil and one of Americas most bril-
liant possibilities, will play through all
the big tournaments this season in
combination, and If they do it will
take a marvelously strong and re
rceful team to beat them.
Mrs, Wightman, in going TO Palm
beach and perhaps later to Pinehurst
IS evldently planning along the sam,
lines as. Williams, and there is fulh
as much Justification for believing
mat her efforts will be equally success
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
SECTRITY SALESMEN

New York financial institution furnishing
capital 1or the expansion OF the Mack Cor
pGratt0n, has openings for Two or three
experienced security statesmen: we are Also
ready to train three or four men who hays
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the larger earnings possible in tnis field
active Office cooperation assures attractive
earnings from the stars; gh- position is
permanent and offers every opportunity for
Vanderbilt T0+4 for appointment or call
mornings Room 1899. 5I5 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Pioneer Bouts in Afternoon

The Pioneer Sporting Club to-day
at O'clock Roy Moore the Baltimore
bantam, and Benny Ccster, of the East
Side, will furnish the feature,
Moore's last appearance here was
against Packey O'Gatty This mill
caused every one concerned and the
boxing commission endless annoyance.
Moore was disqualified for alleged
fouling; later the commission reversed
the referees decision and suspended
O'Gatty for three months. Which sus-
pension promises an interesting law
suit.
Moore is the little veteran who
knocked out Jack Sharkey in quicker
time than did champion Joe Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
HELP WANTED MALE
LESAfAN WANTED

NALtIH II .AN WANTED
A man Of outstanding, virtle personality.
Who can present an unusual propositton
without renecting discredit upon the sub
stantial and disnihed names you will be
permitted 10 use. The proposition is 1lro-
ductive Of extraordinary profit and has
been proven sound and stable in eyerv
particular The man selected for this
opportnnity viii be- IN line for big thtngs,
Fiscal Sales Manager. q 81. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22

The international Sporting Club is
confronted with a serious problem. 1t
is fearful it will not be able to accom-
modate all of it's members in the grand
ballroom of the Hotel Commodore for
the next show, March /. So far Of
the replies received more than so per
cent have been acceptances. Secretary
Gavins tickets are already nearly ex-
hausted with about half the member
ship to be heard from.
Captain f. V. Chandler, champion Of
the British ARMY who is to meet Will
liam Spengler in one of the principal
bouts, is thoroughly enjoying himself
in the snow these days. 1t is new
experience for him and he takes great
delight in shoveIing. He thinks It the
best training possible.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Box for Neighborhood Title

Matchmaker Tom McArdle, of the
Commonwealth Sporting Club, has ar
ranged three ten-round bouts for his
midweek show Thursday evening. III
one Of these Jack Sayles and Eddie
Fletcher, bantams, will settle neigh
b rhoad championship question that
has been argued pro and con for
m nth Johany Murray and kiddy
Diamond will also be seen in test
The Saturday night show is some
what more pretentious. The main go
brings together Gene belmont, Of
Memphis, and Jimmy Kane, the clever
Yorkville lad Harry London and
Sammy Cohen Will box the ten-round
seni-final. "Rcd" Monroe, Of Yonkers,
and Jack Gritz will I'LL out the bill.
Johnny Dundee and Willie Jackson
aspirants to the lightweight crown
worn by Benny Leonard, are to furnish
the final of Friday nights show at
Madison Square Garden. Dundee and
jackson have fought seven times before
with honors as even as can well be
imagined, barring the first encounter
when Jackson knocked out the plucky
Scotch Wop. There will also be two
ten-rounders and a siX-rounder. The
ten-rounders will be Eddie James VS.
Billy Murphy and Kid DUDE VS.. Hugh
Hutchinson.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
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Rawlings, in l. inning: by Shawkey
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in G2-3 innings: by Harper: FriSch, il
10 innings; by Barnes: Schang
Ward, ?; McNaNy, Shawkey. Peckin
paugh, Miller Pipp. FcWster, r. AleuSel
in s 1-3 innings. E.>e on called balls
off TOney FeWStcr off Harper: Burns
Kelly; off EarneS: Schang, >; Fewster
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Batted for ShaWbey in the Sth in
, 1921-05-24

Casper had gathered a total OF seven
runs and with the three counters 1t
a squeezed across before had a
score of 10 to 5 in its favor The
lead which Casper took placed Den
yer in a hopeless position and no more
scoring resulted during the game.
The Saturday game was a different
story however. If the game had been
tailed on the errors made II would
have been a close score for Casper
gathered seven hobbies and Denver
contested closely for honors with a
total of six boots. The score vas of
the 5-to-2 variety with Denver on the
long end.
Pep Dawson hurled for Denver in
Saturdays game and let the vicious
slugging Refiners down with four
measly hits. In order to get its five
runs across Denver COPIED IL bingles.
The Sunday game was reversed.
Denver apparently purged its system
OF errors in the Saturday game and
only one was chalked against her yes
terday. Casper a to 20 through the
FIRST three or four innings to get
everything out of the bobbie column.
Shinkel officiated on the mound for
the bTOntS SuIltltN M4lliG duE hui
mar who started for Casper could not
get away from the vicious sluggers
and retired in favor Of Rolla Mapel.
To run across its ton tallies the Cas-
per team gathered Is hits while Dem
yer only secured seven safeties of
Mnpel and Hoffman. The five runs
which Denver gathered in the first
three innings We're aided by four er.
rors which were chail ~ against Cas-
per and n little timely hitting. Hof-
mar retired in the third inning after
four hits had been chalked against
him. Mnpel allowed but three hits
dtring the remainder of the game.
The story of yesterdays victory for
the local team resoives itself into n
summary of the fatal seventh inning.
Rolla Mapel led off and was thrown
out at first base. Bosticls singled and
a moment later stole second. Gar.
rlty doubled to left field and Bostick
scored. Mcneil singled and Clarity
aeorod. slattery was safe on La
Sales error. Hartzell singled and
McNcl scored, sluttery moving to
, 1921-05-24
DID YOU NOTICE THAT

The first half of the seventh inn
ing in Saturdays game was over on
three pitched balls. Elsh hit the first
ball pitched to Clarity. Schinkei hit
the next one to Jackson and Coch-
ran hit the third bah to Charles Jack
son and was thrown out at first.
Fish fouied seven times In the first
OF the fifth inning before he lined
out to Slattery.
Hale precipitated an argument
about the shine ball in the last Of
the fifth inning on Saturdays game
and that he and Charles jackson
both struck u on seven pitched
balls.
c. H. jackson. Casper center field
err, got two hits and one sacrifice in
four trips to the plate Saturday.
Neither pitcher walked or hit a
man I'm Saturdays game And both
jackson and Dawson retired three
by strike-outs.
Manager Arbogast appeared in the
Casper batting lineup for the first
time in the ninth inning of satur-
days game
Novel finish Of Saturdays game.
II the hero had appeared with a
, 1921-05-24
HIGH sCHOOL HURLER
PITCHES HO-HIT CAME

Gidden. Iowa, claims 10 have n,
champion high school baseball pitcher
OF all time and a potential star in tina
big show of future years unless hi
career Is married by accident. Harvey
Corbin, a southpaw pitcher is the boy
on whom Giidden is pinning its hopex
He mad his record when he pitched
a no-hit. no-run record game against
the Vail high school team. To win the
game only three men were needed.
Corbin. the catcher and a first base
man for they are the only players who
handled the ball in full nine Inn.
ings. Corbin struck out % OF the
players who faced him and was robbed
OF two other strike-outs when the
catcher dropped the ball. This is the
third no-hit game he pitched in a
week.
, 1921-05-24
FINALS IN GIRLS CAGE
TOURNEY FRIDAY NIGHT

The deciding game for champion.
ship of the Casper grade girls basket
ball teams will be played at the Ma.
trona county gymnasium on Tuesday
evening.
The las games played Friday night
resulted in a victory of the Central
school seventh and eighth grades over
the Park school by the following score:
Central eighth grade 81. Park eighth
grade s; Central seventh grade %.
Park seventh grade IA.
The anne have been put on
through the efforts of Miss Christine
Dodson. gymnasium Instructor Of tho
Casper schools.
, 1921-05-24
Dempsey Back at
Training, Report

ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.. May a.
After a days layoff. Jack Dempsey
today resumed training for his heavy.
weight championship contest with
Georges Carpenter. The champion
was eager to resume work after n "a
-four rest.
Larry Williams of Bridgeport. Conn.
Joined the champions staff of SPAR
ring partners. williams is a heavy
weight and will replace Jack Cliff
ford of Brooklyn. who quit after work
ing six days with Dempsey. Cliff
ford was knocked out once by Demp-
sey and badly punished the other
times he faced him.
, 1921-05-24
CHANGES ARE MADE IN
LEAGUE UMPIRE STAFF

Robert L. Brydon has been, released
and Victor l.. Painter La resigned
as umpires in the Midwest baseball
league Harry welchone. former man.
ager of the Dallas club. and Bart Wolf.
ums will replace Brydon al Sterling
and Welchone has replaced Painter
. Casper.
bert Brydon was released for mis-
conduct of the balifield. being under
he influence of Intoxicating liquor
upon several occasions and missing the
opening game of the Misunderstanding
series.
, 1921-05-24
DAYLIGHT SAVING HOURS
ADOPTED At COURTHOUSE

Daylight saving will be put into Of
feet Mt all county offices today, by a
change in office hours. The offices
will open at s o'clock and close at
4 O'Clock instead of o O'Clock and 5
O'Clock as at present.
The changed hours II ia believed.
will permit accommodation of patron.
~ during the earlier hour. This
change will not affect the sherin's
office.
, 1921-05-24
Carpenter Goes
To Work in Ring

MANHASSET. N. Y. May a.
Georges Carpenter today began real
ring work in preparation for his fight
with Jack Dempsey July 2, His norm
ing workout was In secret but this
afternoon. he was to perform before .
large delegation Of newspapermen.
Fame in the world of CANNES has
come to Flip" a Belgian police dog
owned by Carpenter. The dog has al
ready played an important part in
trimming activities.
Since the close Of the war much of
the time during the conflict. carpen-
tier q been with constantly. mot
as n mascot. Just as friend" he de-
clarcd today as the pair tramped
around the large estate on which the
camp Of he boxer has been estab-
lished.