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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
SANTA FE, 8; WICHITA, |
Visitors Outhit Locals. But Could Not
Bunch Their Hits

Visitors Outhit Locals But Coulo NOT
Bunch Their Hits
The Wichita American Legion club
was defeated by the Topeka Santa Fe
club by a score OF to 1 at Western
league park Sunday afternoon. The
visitors outhit the locals, but could
not bunch their hits when they were
most needed.
O'Neale, Wichita twirler, started
wild in the first innSug and filled the
bases. Vesper doubled. scoring Vogel
and Wooley. After the first inning
O'Neale frightened up and held the To-
calls to five scattered<hits. but the Wis
itors were unable to overcome the lead
OF three runs:
In the seventh Hewey reached first
on an error by Peterson, Topeka
shortstop, and after a single by Han
nah and a fielder's choice by Gooch.
scored when Peterson threw the ball
low at first in a hurry to complete a
double play. The score:
RHE
wichita 900 600 100 10 o
Topeka 800 600 oo0-3
Batteries-O'Neale and Hannah Saffei
and c. Wells
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
COLORED TROOPS TO BOX.
F'our Bouts Make Up Bill at Fort
Riley Tournament.

Junction City, Kan, June Slight
colored soldier boxers of Fort Riley
are matched in a twenty-round NIT
program to be staged at Service club
No. 2 at the post this evening.
The main bout will be between
battling Leonard and Bear Cat
Jarvis, ten rounds at ITO pounds Gun
boat Smith and Battling Slim will do
six rounds at las pounds in the semi
out Clarke and Dancing Reanor and
Kid Adams are matched for the pre-
liminaries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays hero = Ping Bodie. He
tripled in the seventh inning. winning the
Yankees game against the Browns, to 4.
With two down in the third. the Robins
fell on Vaughn for four runs, beating the
Cubs, ) to s.
Haines blew up in the ninth but Sherd-
ell ran to his rescue and ended the game
with two strike outs. the Cards beating
the Pills, to f.
Rfxey pitched fwine ball and the Reds
beat the Braves, 6 to O.
Walter johnson got four hits out Of five
times at bat and helped Washington beat
the White Sox, to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
Today:s Games

- sv= National League.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati
New York at Pittsburgh
American League.
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
American Association
Kansas City at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
St Paul at Columbia
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Western League.
Joplin ct Tulsa.
Wichita at Oklahoma City.
Omaha at Des Moines-
Sioux City at st. Joseph.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06

have already assured the former
champ two bouts-one to be staged
near the Mexican border next fall
Johnson has been communicating
with fight managers during the last
few weeks and Is confident he will be
able to make a showing which will
put him back in the list Of champion
81,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
SETS NEW MILE RECORD.
But Aggic Miller VIII Not Get NV
Credit for Feat

Manhattan. Kan, June 6-Ray
Watson, Kansas Aggfe runner, estab-
lished-a new mile record on Ahearn
field Saturday, running the distance
As a second faster than the Missouri
Valley mile record time. His time
was 4:21 SIS. Watson tied the Valley
record in the conference meet at St
Louis last week.
While the time will not stand as a
conference record, it will be official
for Ahearn field.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
D s,sNJTrEE
HSS1PuJeGSSI

Newark, n. T., June 6-Benny Leonard
lightweight champion. and Rocky Kansan
contest tonight in the Harrison baseball
park
Detroit, June 1.-The colored middle
weight champion is at stake in bout
here tonight between Joe Cans, New York
the titieholder, and Kid A1berts OF ST
Louis, ten rounds at $50 pounds.
St Paul, June 6-Billy Miske, St Paul,
and Bill Brennan, Chicago. viii meet here
tonight in q 10-round, no decision bout
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
Perry, Z; Leavenworth. o.

Perry, Kan, June 6.-CoIgrove
pitched a no-hit game and struck out
sixteen men and won a shut-out VIC
tory for Perry over the Leavenworth
Athletic club here Sunday. to 0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
valley FANS. 10: St. Josepl,. 5.

Valley Falls. Kan. June s.-valley
Falls won a slugging match from the
Frontier team from St. Joseph, Mo,
Sunday. 10, to s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
AID FOR SOLDIERS HOME
State Receives Warrant fer s5,25'
From Federal Government

The state has received a warrant for
$3.50 from the federal government
for the State Soldiers Home at Dodge
City It is the governments quarterly
payment for its appropriation for aid
Of the state home.
While the main support for the
Dodge City home. comes from the
state, the government viii this year
give the home s21. 600. The second
quarterly payment was made today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
French Woman Holds Court TitIe.

Paris, June e.-MIIe Suzanne Leng-
len. the French girl wizard, is still the
worlds hard court tennis champion.
She defeated the American. Mrs. MoIla
B. MaIloy, yesterday, Ga and So.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-06
Chanute, is; Neodesha. :.

Neodesha, Kan, June 6.-Neodesha
defee ted chanute here Sunday. Is to 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Lessees of Hotel Athens
Plan 10 Alter Buildiug

The Hotel Athens, formerly know,
as "The Creeks" at SIS and So East
Forty-second Street extending through
the block to AZ East Forty-frst Street
and to 305 Madison Avenue, land
mark around the Grand Central Sta
ton, has been leased for forty-two
wears by the Athens Hotel Company
to the newly formed st. Cloud Hotel
Company, composed Of Charles A. Hol-
iingsworth, president; How c..
Boardman and Wiliom A. Hollings-
worth. The company was incorporate d
ut Albany last week
For the present the structure Will
be altered and continued for it's pres.
ent use and renamed the Hotel St.
Cloud. 1t is understood that eventual
ly the building will be razed cor bual-
ness improvement. 1t is "T"-shap4d.
with frontage Of SIG feet in Forty
second Street and with depth of 200
feet to Forty Street, where it
fronts 80 feet. On Madison Avenue it
is 23.9x100. The property is assessed
at $3.50 900. The lessees. according to
report. will pay $4,000 for the first
Ave years, and after that the rent will
be figured on reappraisal of the
raa1fv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Havana Entries

First race fthree~ year -oids and upward !;
claiming: purse 1700; FIX furongs)-'Grey
Eurnp. 5s; svisn. 33 sFin's, ioI 'Major
Fis1c, 10f; Dee D.. o. Biscuit, io7; Ulster
Queen, 1917; Arnbassador III, 1o7; James G..
1913: Willie Woods. 1o3; Black ROCK. los
Pokey B.. Ii2-
Second race Nhreeycar oids and up
ward: claiming: purse 500: six furlongs)
ed Garrison. lps Fait Accornpii. lo6;
VIII. 100; Janice Logan, lo3: 'Prtnce Bo.
nero. l0s: Tim J. Hogan. 100; Prince Of
Como III; Happy Go Lucky. tl2: Mano-
hin. III: Eroncho Billy. H.
Third race tfour-year -olds and upward
claiming: purse. 1900; SIX furlon:ss,---
.pibbicr. 81: 'aread Line, Ios; Dinty
Moote fos sJanita III lo7 'Count Boris.
fD7: MurT7vah, 1903; Loyaltst. 1903; flying
Frog. I0s, Double Eye. l6s; NJ rs Wright.
If0: Thornbioom. ILL., GaIopin. 1l2.
Fourth race flour ysnr. .olds and up
ward. claiming: purse $500 five and a
nasf furiong s)~-Hush. Iols L1!r,eh e. i"s I:
porrerences ID4: Brig OF Wa. iq5: Ennny-
yen. i6si 'Diffsrent Eyea. ioS: Discussion.
t17.
Fifth race tfhree- -yesr-olds ana npwar1. /.
handicap. claiming. purse 1909 one mii*)
---Fansy, ~. Harnn. 81. BED stat 9s;
IRE Pirate. 90: tJnst Fancy, 9s. 'hiysf-
side. a1s3 wa Plume ibI. Frank W. 1903.
fArrnonta Stable.
sixth race ff8ur ,year-olds ana upward ;
yar1s - sMesaownfth - 'cjare ~uoothe.
i0i asnise, iGz, *sinn Feinef. iof. Iein'
sanr, tes, sgs s.t,ronei. sos; o Asliey. 'os,
sFivg pounds avpteHHce eiio%anre
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
East 57th St. Building
Leased to Art Concern

The Edmund NJ Brennan Corpora-
ton leased the building at 43 East
Fifty seventh Street to Joseph Brem
mer for art purposes, and the loft at
l3S West Seventeenth Street to Rosen
& Newman. -
NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc, leased space at
9l2 to 920 Broadway for executive
OFFICES and showrooms to the De Luxe
Ci"k Manufacturing Company; the
nii-.h floor at % and "a West Twenty
seventh Street to William Singer &
Co.; the fifth floor at "a West Fifteenth
Street to Sadowsky & Goldstein and the
seventh floor to f, eastman G. Son.
Ames Co. leased space in the Ma
sonic Building to the Overland Manu-
featuring Company, the store at 1877
west Twenty ninth Street to J. Bildner
and NJ. Schey and the store at 81 West
Flfty-ffth Street to Elias ]. Audi.
Spear q Co. rented a 81 op in the new
St. Denis offices, Broadway at Eleventh
Street, to the Empire Button Company.
Samuel H. Martin leased to Xavier
Cukier the store at the northeast
corner of Sixty second Street and
Columbus Avenue
P. M. Clear & Co. leased for ten
years, with the Brown, Wheelock Com
pany, the four-story building at 1856
Bowery for the estate of Samuel D.
Babcock. The present lease does not
expire until May l, 1923.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased to the
Nassau Press the northerly store at ITS
Greenwich Street; in the Liberty
Build ng, Office space to the Haflo Sales
Corporation, the Havemeyer Steel Prod
ucts Company. Inc, Jacob Rubin and
the James NJ Graf COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
New Orleans Entries

First race (purse 1000 claiming s.
year oid maidens 5as furlongsl n0inpsr. lol
Jkn Fogg. 1o5: Tamoris, los; Martha Gray,
lo2; Trader, 10; Wade McLemore. 10;
Mabel Josephine, 1915 ;~Repent' 100; Hritish
to5: Plato. 10: Lady Frappe. Jos; "ester-
man 'lI0; John Arbor. M
Second race tpurse 1000: claiming; +, T. :.
yssr-oles and upward furlongs 'ng Miss p,n.s
Heather. 1o5 Lieutenant Perkins no. Burs
goyne. 1o5; Repeater. 1l4; waukeag, lob:
I.ady Mildred. 1o7: Circulate. l12: Saddle
R}ns iio: Serbian. ll2 vansylvia. 1o2;
Pueblo. 1oa: King Neptune, 49, Beau
nrunrneI II. no. Tarascon. lo7. INDIAN.
105.
Third race tpur.e $1,000; claiming; g.
year-olds and upward tiA furlongs)--
Meiiora Io1; Ablaze, loe Appieiack II.
l0s: Tout dOr. Jos: Green Grass III:
Tenniie. IS; Rancocas. lo4: George starr.
Fourth race (purse $500; the Belmont
Handicap; s~yesr-olds and upward milc)
Pot iteration ~ Fantoohe; ~; Master us
Firth race tpurse $1,000; claiming: 4
ycar-olds and upward ! and i-1sth miles)
--Blalse. ios! Mark West. 100: Justice
Goses lo i9eh ss' y Vs. rrsafTnn naS The
100. Madame Eyng. sS; Deckmatc. los.
Llvely fos.
sixth race. tpurre $1,000. claiming; q
IA and gpw"rd ;"sssAu5s ns
Aztec, 10 coon,erbs lance. no; spee'acu-
lar Girl i01: ScnurEemnr. IFS; Hchaiieu,
o. Mnndsfin's Coat, 10. George Duncan.
40. Pit. I12: Lad. no.
sevcnth race tpurse ST 600: claiming: g.
ysar -oies and upward; ! and l-Isth niies)
Tiger Rose. i07 Hpesrlcne 10. Tanlac.
ti2 Sea urchsn io7; i.oyens Moss, l02
Lottery, ii2. Mary Iconso. IS. Pindar. 100
corydon. I52 Grandoe. iia; Countess, 81
ssengaIi ii2 old Faithful. 93 Walter
TDrubow. tfz. Chick Earktey. it2 Captain
BURNS, 10. Arbitrator. 1l2; kingling III.
toT: Brickley. 1o7: Mary Erb si
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Navy Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau

From The Trtbune'5 washington 6uredt
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Rurleish, Lit A. L.. to U. 8. S. Buffalo.
Cavanaugh. Lit q. CD ]. W, to U. S. S.
Ellis.
Dunbar. Ens H. s. to u S. 8. Porter.
Fay. Ii. d. e. to Philadelphia.
uoertz, 1t. c. T., to U. S, s. King.
Hatch. 1t. Com. r. s.. to U. 8. S. Langley
Howe. Ch. Pay elk. T. F., to L. s. 5
Mercy.
.Iukich. Lit. g. CD NJ. J.. to U. 8. $. Barry.
Lambert. 1t 3. M, to y. s. S. Arkansas.
Matthews, 1t. q. GO r. E., to L. S. s.
Mitchell. Bosn S. r.. so U. S. 8. Texas.
Demuro, Ems. r. L.. to U. 8. s. Truxtun.
Parker Lit q. CD l.. c., to U. s. 8. Mich
olson.
Parker Gun J. c., to San Francisco.
Schwinn LII c. to Santo i'omingo.
Shafter. Lit. II. NJ. to New ort.
Sterling Ems. r. r., to u. S. 3 Gregory.
Tofnelty Ems. j. p. to duty u S. 8 Ford.
Train. Capt C. R.. to destroyer force, At
lantic fleet
Warnlck. Ems NJ. Jr.. to U. S. S. Glacier.
Yarnell Capt H. H.. to destroyer force.
Atlantic feet.
Kochler. 1t Com. II. N. to q. S.
Bamberger. Lit (J. CD A H.. to q. g. s.
Barry.
Clark. 1t l., to U. s. s. Bath.
Hunter Ena II. A.. to u. s. 8. Pillsbury.
Whitehead Lit X. F.. to u. s. s. Ford.
WoIfer, 1t. q. CD J. F.. To U. s. s. Okla
h0ma.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
+ Expect N. Y. Bond Issue !.
Delay Indicated in Soldier Bo-
nus Plans

Contrary to general expectations
there is likely to be no large Offering
OF New York State bonds in the imme-
diate future.
Assurances have been received in
local investment circles from the finan-
clai authorities at Albany indicating
that 1t will be some time before a def
mite move will be taken toward car v
ing out the will of the electorate of the
state, which voted $45, 100000 at the
last election for the payment of
bonuses to service men. Before the
state can be bonded to this amount au
thorlzation must be obtained from the
Legislature, and SO far no step in this
direction has cen taken
Plans for the issuance Of $4,000 900
OF serial per cent bonds Of the State
OF New Jersey have been postponed for
the time being, according to advices re-
celved in the financial district from
Trenton yesterday. The original pro-
gram was to call for bids for tn. issue.
to be opened on February is. OF the
III 600 900 $4,000 300 is for bonus to
service men and the remaining IS 00o.-
0oo for bridges and tunnel work.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Harvard Registers
Sweep at Squash;
Columbia Winner

The Harvard Club squash tennis
players scored a clean sweep over she
Princeton Club team on the home
courts yesterday afternoon, taking all
seven matches. By virtue of this vic
tory the Crimson men are almost Ger
tain to win the Glass A metropolitan
title. Harvard has won six games and
lost only one.
The Yale team. which was the run
ner-up last week, did not play yester-
day, and the Columbia Club. as a re-
suit of its defeat of the Crescent
A. c., is now tied with Yale for sec
ond place, each with four victories and
two defeats.
With the four teams marshaiine
their best players in an effort to ad-
vance, some good matches develope ed
yesterday. J. w. Appel jr., the former
national CHAMPION. displayed his old
time form in defeating Armin W. Riley,
OF Princeton, and the 1919 title holder
is sure to be in condit on for the na-
tional meet. which starts February 5.
Jay Gould, of the Columbia Club, sim
ply toyed with j. E. Fink, of the Cres-
cents. in their two-game match, win
ming 15-6. 15-S. Fink is rated with
the best of the local players.
The summaries:
HARVARD. I: PRINCETON.
Anderson Dana, Harvard defeated H. R.
Mixsel Princeton, 15--l1, 10-l5, 15-6:
P NJ Morrison. Harvard defeated John
Taylor. Princeton. 15--l0. 17--14: J. w.
Appel jr.. Harvard defeated A. w. Riley,
Princeton. 15-7, 15--5; A. III. Tones. Har
ward. won from Harold Tobey Princeton,
by default: l.. l. Grinnell. Harvard, de-
feated II. D. Harvey, Princeton, 15--1o.
s-15; 1s-l5; J. A Richards Harvard.
defeated Basil Harris Princeton, 15-6,
15-3; F. S. Richie. Harvard. defeated
Harold Rowe. Princeton, lilo 17--14
COLUMBIA, 4; CRESCENT,
Jay Gould. Columbia defeated J. f.
Fink. Crescent, 15-6. 15--5: E. w. Put
Doig. Colurpbia; A. NJ. Baxter jr. Crescent.
defeated H. E. Mahon, Columbia e-l5.
1s-1s; 15-7; F. S. Keeler. Columbia de
feated c. w. Dingee 4-15, ls-f6, 1S--1s'
K r. Mcvaugh, Crescent defeated Erwin
Cornell. Columbia. s-l5 l5--e. l5-9; ]. N.
Worcester Columbia. defeated NJ NJ Ster-
ling Crescent, 15-3. 1o-7; \. F. Tor
rance. Crescent defeated Willis Putnam.
Columbia l0-15, 15--10, 15-10.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
New Orleans Results

First race 'for tnree-year- -oLis; maidens;
purse; $1,000; three furlongs)-Dolly var,
don, l12 tBarrett), to /, to and 10
8, won; Little Annie, lo2 tBabin), IL to /
to I ond 3 to 2. second; Rosa Lee. 112
third Tim Time, 25 BabS ETeIya sna {S SaT ..
garet Elnova, Plenella. Lane Sail Fare
well Taps Data, Belle Wrack. Carrie
Baker Daddy Wolf and Who Can Tell
upward. dilies and mares; oiaf ciaiming my:
purse. $1,000; one mile and seventy yards)
u ndine, 80 tMcDcrmott). IL to 5. to s
and TO S, won; Ragazza. 1903 (Jarvis)
3 70 !. even and TO 5. second: Susan n, ,
lo7 lo (koberts)' TO to and to .,
derbird Pansy Blossom. Betsey and OBJ
stinate also
Third race (for -year-olds and up
ward' claining' purse, $1,000; one mile
Roberts). to 2. to 6 anc to s. won
Light Wine. 81 tShelepets). to l, i to 2
and TO 5, second Sentimental. I07 {Mc-
Coy), 7 to L, 10 and to s. third.
Time, AS as. Walk Up, Verify, Logs.
Gloom, Selma &. and Mary Fonso also ran.
Fourth race Gor four-year -olds and
upward claiming; purse. $1,000; five and
half furiongs) = Hidden Jewel. 1os
Mooney, to 6, to 10 and to 3, won.
Trusty 1o4 (Jarvs). to !. to l and
even, second; The Nephew, OF tRoberts),
10 to l, to l and to l. third. Time,
! :os 2-5. Jock Scot. Sandy FL. Larry b,
Port Light, Brisk. Sugarnint. Shilling, De-
Stroyer and Royal also ran.
Fifth race (for four-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse, $1,000; milo
and furlong) )-Kimpa palong, ll2 (Roberts)
to 2. even and 2 to ). won; Frogtown,
l13 fHarilton}. to 2. even and TO 5,
second; The Port ug uese 100 (HupeD, 10 to
I. to and to l. third. Time, :52 3-5,
Lord Herbert, Raider Young Adam and
Kinghsher also
Sixth race (for thrce-year- olds and up
ward: claiming; purse, $1,000; mile
and a sixteenth )-Isenevolent los tMor-
ris). to .. even and l to 2. won; DR..
jim. 7 (Anderson). to ], to l and 8
TO, g., second; Searchlight III, l03 tMoore},
is TO J. to ! and to l, third. Time,
! 1:47 3-5. Jackstraw. Bluebannock. Richie
lieu. Assume Niobe Mandaiay. r. G. King
and Magnet Land also ran
Seventh race (for three -year-ods and
upward: claiming purse. $1,000: one mile
and a sixteenth )--Grandee. los (Thurber).
. IL to 5. TO and to B. won: Bantry,
lo3 Iamiltonl. to 2. 20 and to 10
second, Newell w, l09 (Long), ~ to !,
S to l and to 2, second. Time. ~ 3-5.
Salute. Roisterer. Galway Starter, Bound
ing Through, Lowell and Annette Teller
also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Sensational Finish
Wins for Mayor House

HAVANA, Jan. 27-Closing with a
terrific rush in the last sixteenth,
Mayor House scored in sensational
manner in winning La Opinion Handi-
cap at Oriental Park to-day. The son
of neutrality-suspicious. S. was practically
left at the post, but Fletcher waited
patiently with his mount He found
an opening on the turn and rushed the
horse up fast on the inside, taking the
lead in the last fifty yards.
The results:
First race three-year r-olds; claiming {;
purse 500: five and half furlongsl-
Tosca lol III sHunni 10 to ana -
l, to and to S, second. Felix NJ, 103
g. Barnss>, nc to even EN- and .os to 2
naIian. shirtys First. Our Jack lad Cannon
Ball also ran.
Second race Nhree year -olds; claiming
purse 500; five and half furiongs) -
to S. won; Aunt Deda, III (Eames), s
to 1. TO and even. second: Talent, lo4
T5me TO corneia Tsih ano c Monero ."sa Re
peat. Aarjori, Migoon and Light Fantastic
also
Third race -four .year-olds and upward;
Princess Myrtle 1o4 tHuntl, to !, to 8
and { to 10, won: Perigourdine. llo fDaw-
son). to 5. TO and to 3: second !;
and 70 3, third. Time. 1:la. Norfolk
Belle. Scarpia II. Rhadmaes. Kewessa and
Tickle Fancy also ran.
Fourth race Ga Opinion Handicap;
three -olds and upward; purse 1900 :;
five and q half ongs)-Mayor House.
lo4 !Fletcher to 2. to and out, won :;
Fright, 100 (Wilson). eve;., l to and out,
second: xMurnbo Jumbo. l1s (Pitz) 5to 2
to S and out. third. Time. :oe As. San
Diego. Mess Kit and xPoEar Cub also ran.
1Coupied-
Fifth race Nour- year -olds and upward !;
clair ing: purse 800; mile and six
tcenth) Buck Nail. 1o5 tKennedy). even,
to 3 ard out, Won, Black Thong. lls
Crumpl. to g. even and out second ;
Rhyrner ies tpitz). to /, Z to and out
third. Time. IA Is. Lenora 7. and Rey
Ennis also
Sixth race ffouryea -oIds and upward ,
claiming; pnrse 500. one milo and fifty
yards)-Pauia v. l07 tE Barnes). to /,
lc 3 and 3 10 3, won; Attorney Muir. io7
fWison), TO 8, no and TO 3, second :
to s. third. Tims: i;$s 20: Punctual
Raven sea. Lady Hester. Wnircda and
PIantageaet also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-28
Real Estate News
Physicians Buy Dwelling
On Rockefeller Block
lake Over House in West 54th
Street, in Which They
Are Tenants

Drs. Joseph Collins and Edwin c.
zabriskie, who occupy the four-story
and basement dwelling at 81 West
Fifty-fourth Street, 20x1o05. on the
block with the Rockefeller homes, have
bought the property. The house was
recently reported sold and the title
taken couple Of weeks ago in the
name of James B. Mackie.
Pedro J. Candeau jr., who recently
leased from Silas K. Everett the dwell
ing at 272 West Eighty-fourth Street,
with an option of purchase. will ex-
erclse this option, and is securing from
the Forster estate an option on the
sdjoining house at 270, West Eighty
fourth Street. He has just formed the
272 West Eighty-fourth Street Realty
Company for the undertaking.
Rutland & Whiting Benjamin Corpor-
alton sold for the Turtle Bay Holding
Company 23S East Forty eighth Street
in Turtle Bay Gardens, to Herbert
Parons.
Benjamin Menschel resold to Mrs.
Johanna Bender the four story dwell
ing 234 East Twelfth Street. 22x1O5,
which he recently bought from DR..
Theobald. Mr.. Menschel also leased
ioAI tHS nanlICon + ism estate LnrOugh
the Brown -Wheelock Company, Inc, the
two four story buildings Ill and 113
East Ninth Street. He has sublet the
buildings to two tenants.
Irene Patrick sold to Mary J. Leahy
the four story dwelling 232 East Seven
ty-first Street, 2Ox1OO.4
Joseph Nasanowitz and L. D. Kraker
sold for James J. Meehan SGT West
l61st Street, q four-story American
basement dwelling, 18x1O0.
Uatharine j. Ball sold to Robert c.
Morton the three story dwelling 1882
Broadway, 16x78, adjoining the north
east corner of 162d Street.