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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE


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ACCOUNTANT 800. payroll. cost and con-
struction experience, now employed. desires
responsible position. II 1920 Herald, Harlem.
ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, seeks part time
service. knowledge auditing. tax reports
general accounting. 1885 Herald. Fulton ~.
ACCOUNTANT. expert public. desires part
time work: experienced tax reports; rca-
sonahle. Sheer. 412 East 146th.
ATTENTION, STOCK EXCHANGE MEM
BERsl
Young man, aged 90. former order clerk
and trader, wishes position as junior
toners man: handles at present ten active
traders: well educated. Christian; can fur
nish excellent references. Box X. 2s6 Macon
st. Bro Jklyn. N. Y.
ACTIVE yourg man of pleasing personality.
good driver. mechanic. 4 1923 Herald. Hnr
lem.
A good office man or salesman: experienced
correspondent export. shipping and buying
experience. 1905 Herald. fulton q. --
ATTENDANT, nurse. refined: low salary ;
best reference. B T., S3i w. a4th ~.
BooKKEEpER-ACCoU general Of
flee manager, 30. married. desires perfna.
nent position; IL years experience. l. liz
Herald. Herald So
BooKKEEPER. middle aged. 20 years expo
saIa@y at rs'e9cs Cali fmfSyeS af,eT 'S i2pe
Herald. Fulton st. --
BUTLER, young Malay, desires position In
private family; can furnish good reference.
also speaks good English. Answer by letter.
l. 1i3 Herald Herald so.
BTTTT ,FR- VALET-COOK. young Japanese.
with good reference. small family or bach
clor apartment; city or country. Mura, $50
y. J7th 81.
BTTTT, T,ER or second. Frcnch C2p), new arr
rival. experienced and willing. don't speak
English wishes position. private. Apply
L. A., 1876 West seth 81. Fitz Roy d9i3.
DfTTI,ER, light coiored. wishes position IN
private family to go South. Walter Brown
Isi w i35th ST.. city.
BifTIFR- -vALcT--J apnnesc. competent. " i'll
ing wishes position. sleep In or OUT best
city references. Takeo. 35i West 30th.
BUTLER-vALET. Swiss. experienced per-
sonal references. Write box so. i5i5 Cd av.
BUTLER, valet, Swedish; 10 years highest
references. l. 1888 Herald, Herald So
BUTLER-vALET. "a, neat. highest refer
ences l. 242 Herald, Herald SO.
BUTLER, Swiss French. Just direngaEed: :
personal references. pupraz. a W p5th,
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Sida.
LEXINGTON AV.. 105O.--Large room for
two people, conveniences; breakfast; tele-
phone.
43D, f32 E.-Front connecting rooms: Inn
provemeflts; single beds; % gentlemen.
CLARK.
50TH ST, 400 E.-Beautiful large and small
rooms; all conveniences. Phone Plaza 1511.
74TH ST. 2s East.-Handsomely furnished
room; twin beds; all conveniences.
95TH ST. 123 E.-Comfortable, clean. sunny
room in refined. quiet house. Lenox 5490.
12srH, E.-Comfortable. clean outside
room. reasonable. Call after >. COLLINS.
West side.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 4so-Beautifuliy
furnished large room in private family
home privileges; elevator: sl5. BROWER.
Academy 1886.
GENTLEMEN. Couple = Large. luxurious
room twin beds open fireplace highest
type private American family: breakfast.
dinner; unusual opportunity; reference. Co.
lumbus sl04.
HOTEL NOMIs,
650-6j2 West i25th Street.
Single rooms, also suites. with baths;
transient $3.50; permanent, $12 up. with
out bath. transient, Si.50: permanent. 81
all convenicnces.
MARBLE HILL Az, (225th ST. ahd
Bway) Two nicely furnished rooms: suit
gentlemen elevator apartment; electric
lights, phone ~ minutes Grand Central
from Marble I'M block subway. Apt. ~.
SUNNY room. running water. private fam
ily: gentleman: references. Phone 2sS1
Circle.
TWO bright rooms, bath electricity. fire
places, steam; private home. Rhnelander
s6Od' afternoons.
WEST END Az, 900 (near 73d) Nicely
furnished rooms. with bath. SO.
40TH sT, 27I W.--Two connecting sunny
rooms steam heat: private entrance; ! or
gentlemen. HARRIS.
10TH 235 west.-Nice, light. warm. large
housekeeping room; s12; bath; phone.
G5TT lG West.-Ciean nicely furnished front
room Phone Columbus 1853. apart. 10
C0TT, 2i3 W.-Private house. second floor,
large sitting room, bedroom and bath
steam. electricity phone q gentlemen only.
10TH ST. 31G west.--Large room. Kitchen
cite privileges; business people; reasonable
list. Wcst.-Gentemen, couple. large, lux
urious room, twin beds, open fireplace
highest type private American family
tr,a lfas, dt,rcr. ,,preuaI onnnrtunt,v. ref
erences. Columbus si9l.
73D. isi West.--smali and double rooms
all oonveniences; references. Tel. Col.
55TtI ST.. i4G West.-Large. handsomely fur
nished room. S20-$25. Columbus 1870.
10TH ST 337 West.-One large sunny room
for couple or two ladies' also one single
changed. Columbus sGGi
10TH ST. 27s w--Sunny. modern conven-
iences; phone. light housekeeping, IS up;
private.
10TH ST. 1874 w.-Comfortable
large front room. phone; references.
SOD ~ W-Large, beautiful south room,
couple, refined. quiet home; references.
s3p ST. 60 West (sccond flight) Whole
front. elegantly furnished; every con-
venience.
SGD rs west.--Large room, light housekcep-
ing. eiectric bath on floor. Schuy ossT.
s4TIT ST., W.. near Park.-Elegant 2 room
suite bath: electricity gentlemen refer
ences Schuyler 6iJi, IN apartment house.
g7TU. 100 west.-Nicey furnished room.
Phone Schuyler sasi DUNLEAVEY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CPD ST, 40 East - Elegantly furnished Z
room, baths apartment; season or year.
ESCHWEGE.
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FOR SALE-Four room apartment, Jackson
Heights, 81 900 cash. balance easy terms I.
monthly payments $50. Phone FAIRY.
Eewtown 2S6l
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FOR Rsnt.-Best located corner store. Long
Branch, ". j., suitable drug store, confec-
tionery parlor. Apply Columbia Hotel, Broad
way and I'd ev.. Long Branch. N. j..
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Mattresses. &c.

TWO girls wish positions, together or sepa-
rate; one waitress, other chambermaid or
parlormaid: best city references Dos
Har
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Long Island.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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BAKERY to rent, with . ovens; inquire jan
itor. 845 Lenox av.. New York.
DRUG business. long established, on promi-
nent West Side New York city thorough
fare; St5 900 buys business and twelve fam
ny building. BEREsHEIM, go e. 10th ST.
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE
OR HALF INTEREST,
Is room modern hotel, latest improvements,
long lease. good location; also excellent
cafe adjoining fully. equipped with Oriental
rugs. lamps. draperies. fountain, &C.; rea-
sonable offer will handle. Y ~ Herald. Her.
aid So.
GARAGE.
Lease for sale, 81 years. 10000 square feet
possession Feb. splendid building for
truckmen garage. Apply on premises.
1913 W. 10Th 81. ask for SAVER; brokers
protected.
INTELLIGENT colored man. between the
age OF so and 40 general manager or
Brooklyn real estate company; must nave
executive ability and be willing TO invest n
small amount Of cash in the business' good
salary TO begin with and chance for advance
ment: splendid opportunity for q good I'VE
man. Apply In own handwriting u l64l
Herald, Brooklyn.
OH ESTABLISHED
WHOLESALE BUYING HOUSE
with own business house and large store
rooms well up IN wooden and tin toys, musi-
cal instruments, leather glass and china
trade, with good and old connections among
the producers. establishing Wholesale buying
business for the north OF America. wants
important firms TO take over their buying Tor
Germany. Please apply to RICH. HOEPP-
NER, chemnitz, saxony.
OWNING highly developed residential park
equity, exceeding million dollars; willing
invest additional capital to effect exchange
for improved city property; desires connect
Ing with competent Christian with possible
view OF partnership. give fun particulars
first letter, all communications strictly con-
fidential. Owner. L 90 Herald, Herald So
ONE HUNDRED men who have 81 900
TO invest in their own business. Can
room COZ, 80 Court ST., Brooklyn.
pROGRESSIVE aud flourshing New York
Industrial organiZs tion offers unparalleled
opportunity 90 investors with few hu-
dred dollars each (without sorVicesD 70 par
ticipate In enormous profits; the company
still IN infancy. holds monopoly on product
contracts already closed suffice dividend of
3 20 10 per cent this year; VIII withstand
strictest Investigation. personnel or direc-
torate Of this company highest class. Write
for full particulars.
206 BROADWAY.
TO sLET-Cigar aud news stand. Hotel Flan-
ders, f3. w attn. Apply TO MT. SANBoltN.
VIE are opening an office In Denver, Col.
and must have manager there to handle 10
states and warehouse; would prefer man
who needs the climate: Investment OF So,oOO
required: the company's business is along
line OF chain stores. r 566 Herald, $50
Broadway.
WELL RATED CONCERN
wants attractive priced merchandise Tor
domestic and foreign trade;
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER2
with full details, price, &C..
EXPORT, box l9I Herald downtown
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FARM PROPERTY.
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

NICELY furnished house on Flushing Bay;
improvements. l. a Herald Herald 50.
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UNFURNISHED
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Borough of Bronx
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Borough of Queens.

10TH. > West.-Ha ldscthcly furnished 3 room
apartment. superintendent.
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COUPLE, with n child. wish positions In
the country. with private family, as COOK
and useful man: good references. a. Man
nisto. 1gl Brown place. Bronx.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

1s6TH ST.. near Riverside Drive, 1O0xi00:
vacant; equity S31 500 city or country
property considered. SHARUM. 17e Pway.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5I0.-Attractive, cosey
rooms. adjoining bath; excellent board
SIS. PAYNE.
sgd, 124 w, ourt.-Attractive parlors
and lounge; steam heat.
s6TH II w.
Large room, bath; superior table: parlor
dining; table guests: dinner 81 weekly.
Long Island.
BEECHHCRST, L. I.--30 minutes from Penn
sylvania station: large. warm sunny
rooms and board: excellent table; electricity,
bath, plenty OF hot water steam heat; one
minute from Beechhurst Railroad Station;
board S25 n couple per week. Mrs. CAMP
BELL. Telephone Flushing 93iJ.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHEI


~ ft dwelling, 1i rooms. East 7Os; rent
$4,000. Murray Hill 4639.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
FIorida-SaIe or Rent.

FOR sale by owner. one OF the finest estates
I'm Florida; beautiful waterfront; every
thing modern; abundance OF fruit; wonder
ful bargain at $4,000. Address WINDSOR,
o NnLLh MlchlEan NV. Chlcagn.
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COUPLE. Japanese. with II months baby.
seek position as entire charge small fam
lily. both first class every way. Fulfil, 100
Wesf End nv
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WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID (Spansh)
wishes position with refined American
family speaks little English. J. Gutierrez.
301 East 5(lth
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.
FURNISHED apartment. cheerful and sunny,
wanted in Park v. section. preferably in
the sos COS. from January Is TO May
10 five or six rooms rent $4C0 TO $500 Ad-
dress Box II. 500 Herald. $50 Broadway.
THREE or rooms furnished. with bath.
7. 223 Herald. Herald 50.
Unfurnished.
WANTED-S rooms, ground floor apartment,
72d TO 06th ST., vicinity West End av.
physician. l.. A.. 334 Herald. Herald
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CHAUFFEUR.-Gentle leaving for Flor
ida January 20 wishes 10 place his
chauffeur: excellent mechanic and driver.
careful, sober and honest; seven years eN-
perience driving Pierce Arrow cars. apply
u. II. Garcin, 1921 Broadway. New York
city.
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COUPLE. refined English, thoroughly capa-
bic as chauffeur. mechanic, Packard. Cad
lilac: wife cook. waitress; wish permanent
places: country: small family. Owen. 2il r.
Goth. Plaza O159.
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steady private position s years expert
ence on all makes of cars In private employ.
Cunningham and Lancia last position.
neat appearance: best reference. go any
where. Burton f. Cassell Morningside 5000
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Borough o: Brooklyn.
Six New Modern Apis.
III MONTAGUE. STREET

All improvements; four rooms and bath ;
elevator service night and day; S110; posses
sion January l. Apply SUPERINTENDENT.
Phone 1860 Main
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NURSE-Refined white girl s years e1pe-
rlencc, for child years and up; American
family: reference; willing TO travel l. id0
Herald Herald SO.
NURSE, practical. experienced city refer
enccs. Schuyler 1858. or Nroniger, 462
Amsterdam av.
NURSE. colored, graduated In London, wishes
position In Institution or care invalid. l..
Hill 2ss Bergen st, B'klyn.
NURSE, retired young woman for walk
Ing child and chamberwork; no cooking
or washing. l. 1872 Herald, Herald SO.
NURsB-Young Infant. exclusive care. -prao-
tical American. $50 w. f60th. apt. B.
NURSE. Infants. trained. English. Care OF
Lawlor. 80f Columbus av- 74th-75th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
SPARS SIX ROUNDS

By Associated Press:
MANTIASSET, y. Y, June 10
Before a small number OF friends
and a few newspaper men Georges
Carpenter Friday afternoon spared
six rounds, taking on Joe jeanette.
Italian Joe Cans and Paul Journee.
Around the camp Friday Manager
Descamps placed a number OF dep
uty sheriffs and private policemen.
a measure to insure privacy in the
challenger's workouts.
Carpenter worked slowly witt
jeanette and Journee but speeded W
when Cans come into the ring. The
two round with the latter were the
best Of the afternoon and Georges
was kept going at a fast pace. In
this session he worked his right hand
punch accurately and also appeared
good on the defensive. He permit
ted Journee 10 jab him with his left
as a Jaw hardening process and
worked al infghtlng with jeanette.
Manager Descamps said he Is de-
termined TO have privacy and IL nee
essary. will post additional police
men around the camp next week
when the challenger is expected 20
work harder.
After his workout Friday after
noon Carpenter entertained a num-
Der OF American wounded war vet
Grams. He sat with them on the
lawn and snapped war tales. The
veterans assured him that he had
their support and that they wanted
him 20 win. Carpenter invited them
10 call at the camp next week when
he will give d special workout for
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
NEWS FROM RIVAL
TRAINING CAMPS
By Associated Pres

BY Associated Press:
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., June 10.
The cash over Jack Dempsey's left
eye was sufficiently healed 10 permit
the resumption Of boxing Sunday
without danger OF further serious in
jury. DR. Theodore Senseman an
oculist and head Of the Atlantic
City hospital. announced Friday after
examining the wound.
While Dempsey motored over TO
Camden, " j., 20 bring back his
Belgian police dog, Sophie Ginsbi,
the fighting was staged at the cham
pion's camp. Battling Chez, a ne
gro. rs FOUNDER. from Memphis.
Tenn, who joined Dempseys staff
OF sparring partners, was given a
private workout by Jack Renault,
TO find out what fighting qualities the
southerner possessed. Renault was
unable 10 do anything with Chez,
and he probably will be a capable
sparring mate for Dempsey as he is
so fast and shifty that even the
champion will have trouble catching
up with him. Ghee may, however.
lose his speed when he gets into the
ring with Dempsey. Chez is a small
edition Of Sam Langford and claims
TO have defeated Langford in Mem
phis four months ago. He is broad
shouldered and short, and ducked so
quickly and skillfully that Renault
was unable 70 get a fair shot at him
with a right hand punch.
Dempsey did no training whatever
Friday. He left camp soon after
breakfast with Mike Trant. remain
ed in Camden for lunch and did not
return until evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
MAY DISMISS CASE
AGAINST PLAYERS
Failure to Identify Abe Attell
Assigned as Cause for
Action.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Dismfssal OF
al criminal proceedings against the
eight black sox" involved in the
1919 worlds series scandal. doomed
here today according 10 officials of
the state attorneys office
The failure of Samuel Pass.
wealthy young salesman, 20 identify
Abe Attell. former ring champion. in
New York as the alleged ring leader
Of the baseball plotters was said 10
have shattered the states case. In
dictment of the eight black sox"
was based principally on pass ties
timOny.
Pass. testifying before the grand
jury here. had revealed the whole
worlds series plot. He declared il
was unfolded 10 him at the Gibson
house in Cincinnati by ABE Attell. &"
Pass was sent 20 New York 20 iden-
tify the ring champion when the
latter fought eXtradition. A MESA sc
20 the state attorney today from
New York read: Pass says ne met
Abe Attell for the first time today"
This means that the entire case
against the black soX' probably Will
be squashed" said one state official.
We are in the air concerning iden-
tity OF Abe Attell. or rather the
Messr Abe Attell Atten had con-
tended he was not the man wanted
in connection with the baseball
scandal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
Noted Figure in
FiStiC World Is
NOtreDame Guest
Denny Sullivan. Who May
Referee Big Fight" Ar
rives in City Last Night.

Denny Sullivan. OF Newark. y. J.
one OF the leading contenders FOR
me honor OF refereeing me Dcmp-
sey-Carpentier fracas az Jersey CIV.
July ,, blew into our town last night
Denny is here along with J. NJ.
Byrne. sr.. and J. NJ Byrns ir. e
Newark 20 attend The graduation eX-
ercises at Notre Dame uni, ersity
and for becoming bettcr aoIu- inte1
with the local schools ata.etes.
These gentlemen have been ins5ru-
mental in sending several eastern
honor winners 70 the Notre Dame
institution. Both the Byrnes are
members Of the Notre Dame alumni
association.
In Famous Bouts.
Sullivan has gained world wide
renown in the boxing game. having
figured as the third man IN the ring
in seven championship battles.
Among these are the clashes be-
tween Leonard and Rocky Kansas:
Kilbane and CLANCY: O'Dowd and
Rather; Herman and Angelo: Brit
ton and Lewis: Leonard and Dundee
and Johnny Buff and Eddie O'D0wd.
He officiated az tho lightweight
championship battle between Rocky
Kansas and the title holder. Benny
Leonard. at Newark last Tuesday
night, where the champion easily
defeated the rugged italian.
The selection OF the referee will
be announced, Sullivan said yester-
day afternoon, following a meeting
in the headquarters Of Tex Richard
on June Is, which will be attended
by Jack Kearns and Mr.. Descamps.
Two Contenders.
The field has been cut down un-
Ill now II is believed that Harry
Ertle and Sullivan remains the only
contenders. Sullivan IS believed 70
be very agreeable TO the New Jersey
boxing commission. since he now
holds permits in that state for ref
erecting.
Sullivan and his party viii remain
here for several days and will stay
at the Oliver hotel.
He has been near the training
camps OF the rival heavyweights foI
several weeks but because Of the
fact that he is a candidate for tho
privilege Of being the third man in
the ring. he was not asked as 10 his
OPINION Of the scrap.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
Lands DECREE IN
CASE OF RED STAR
BLOW TO NEW YORK
"Muggsy' Was All Set to Get
Groh-Decision Strikes at
COmmerCialism.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL d.
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, June '1o.+It's a
good thing Judge Lands has a long
time contract at the head Of base
balls machine
A few more moves like he made
in the Groh case and the magnates
would be tagging him for the ash
can.
The high commissioner or the
game took an awful wallop at the
Giants, the strongest power in the
National League when he decided
that Groh must play the season out
with the Reds II he Is TO play at all
Locker All Ready
The Giants had a locked ready in
the club house for the holdout third
baseman Of the Reds who was 10 be
traded for Rapp, Kauff and Barnes
as soon as Groh and Kaufr had been
put back in good graces.
A large bundle Of cash with which
the New York club is plentifulIy
supplied was TO go along TO act as
balm for the heart break that Harry
Hermann would suffer IN being fore
ed TO get rid Of his star third base
men.
The move of Judge Lands is a
direct shot at comercialisf. one OF
the real evils Of tie game.
Pennant Buying
The Giants could denying pennant
buying till the COWS come home.
Nevertheless they would have been
doing virtually that thing II they Sc
cured Groh.
The Piusburg Pirates with a
homemade team that is making a
brave fight for the pennant has the
sympathy or the fans. The move
made by Judge Lands in blocking
a deal that would almost give the
pennant TO New York the day the
trade vas completed will be joyfully
received by everyone but John Nc
Graw and Garry Hermann.
Il Is a stroke for good baseball.
II Will go 10 produce a tighter race
and give some Of the clubs who lack
the cash in the New York Golfers. a
chance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11

PITTSBURG. June 1O.-Moses
Yellow Horse, full! blood Pawnee
Indian. has made himself solid in
George Gibson's town.
Pirate fans have taken a special
liking TO the young Oklahoma
tribesman. They believe he viii be
the new Chief Bender" of big
league baseball.
That Indian has got the stuff. "
says Gibson.
I'm letting him take his time to
getting acquainted with the batters
up here.
If he keeps on coming he'll be
taking his turn regularly with the
veterans"
Yellow Horse has won two starts
and is credited with only one defeat
up to the first week in June.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-11
NOTRE DAME STARS
UNITE TO WELCOME
THE BYRNES HONE
viii Pay High Honor TO Father
and Son. Benefactors 10
\. ID. Athletes.

Eddie Anderson. Johnny Mohardt
Joe Brandy and other heroes 81
victorious homecoming celebrations
al the New York Central station.
will play host Saturday afternoon az
.1:45 o'clock when Joseph NJ Byrne.
senior and Junior. 100 percent Notre
Dame men and angels extraordinary
20 Notre Dame athletes, arrive IN
South Bend 10 participate In the
commencement exercises OF the
school.
Headed by the Notre DamsSbsnd
and monogram men, every student
remaining az the college viii meet
the train in an attempt 20 express
the gratitude OF the school for the
services which the two Joe Byrues
have given the institution since the
senior member OF the firm crawled
70 the Dome in the great fire OF -
and saved the costly statue OF the
Blessed Virgin which then adorned
the top Of tho main building.
Uncovered Many Stars.
Since that historic occasion ths
! elder Byrne has been one OF the
most prominent aIumnus OF tbs
school. Rupe Mills. famous base
bail first-baseman. football end and
basketball center. came 70 Notrs
Dame as the protege Of Joe Byrne.
Frank McDermott alI-star baskets
ball forward for two years. Il an
other product Of HIS enthusiasm:
I and Il was Joe Byrne who sent Gus
Desch 10 Notre Dame with the Slg-
gestion that the school authorities
/ build a tent for him when crowded
/ conditions threatened 10 prevent the
! entrance Of the worlds champion
/ 44o yard low hurdler.
After the victory OF the football
! eleven over the Army last fall. Byrne
! entertained the entire squad with A
| theater party at the Schubert the
alter; and when the team goes east
next fall for two games with the
Army and Rutgers. it will be the
guest Of Mr.. Byrne at his country
/ estate az Deal y. J.
Business Ceases.
Dan Sullivan. probable referee %
] the Demps fight VIII >
/ is also IN the city for commence
/ ment week. IS authority for the
| statement that all business activity
| ceases at the Byrne offices on Wall
St. when the Notre Dame foot
| ball team is in towr Mr.. Sullivan
gave a dinner az the Oliver hotel
Friday evening in honor or Eddie
Anderson captain-elect OF the foot
ball team. The dinner was attend
ed by the monogram men who have
remained In the city for commence
ment week and preparations for the
! reception az the station today werA
/ begun. All students who are Still
/ IN the city are requested % meet
at Hullie and Mikes az 1915 o'clock.
Mr.. Byrne IS also Eastern chair
man OF the Notre Dame Endow-
ment Drive and VIII confer with the
local officials Of the campaign while
/ in the city.