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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
LOCUST ST. NO. 1880

\ few desirable apartments still available
IN this new 1B-story nreproof housekeeping
apartment house: inspection invited.
Zoo plNE--Two rooms. bath and kitchen
apartments S35 to $85. Call or phone
Loo, 0G20
1915 I.OCUST-Unusuaiap apt, also des office
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Olney Near N. f. Boulevard
200 W. FISHERS AVE.
go W. Duncannon St.

Modern uomH on It main street rooms "
bath. electricity. hot water, lnt os"" p"r'"
must he seen 10 ls appreciated,
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business Propertte. and Stores

STORE ,420o SO. ft); most attractive and
or Retail pnrpose: hardwood f,oor "0'Hsate stse
windows: adjoining Asam Bros. Bldg. Apply
FAIRBANKS MORSE COMPANY,
8l7 Arch street.
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NEW JERsEY--sEAsHORE

OCEAN BOULEVARD and Grammercy Cour,
Apis. highest class in Atlantic City: 2 to
. rooms. furnished. Benjamin r. Fox
Grammercy and Maine ave. Qnlet section).
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WISSISONIING
1R real est in Tacony & WissInomine'
Williams & Williams 8lla Torresdale
PESNSYLVASIA-s

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Williams & Williams 6lla Torresdale ave.
rENNsYLvANIA-sC
\ CHANCE TO SECURE . country home Tor
much less than cost; $40 ms' bcnsa "rsn
spcnt on IL Colonial s5oas od aH" aors water
heat, lied bathroom and kitchen cleetric
lights electric rsnse wa" w@sh'ms s,er mISm "nWar
ouse sets high. overlookinS The beHntnSL ntHI
sham,ny creek Go~,insS U%,hins aTG GhfEan nsm
house IL acres OF rich ground. orchard ana
FERRIES OF every description; neau,atui "ss r"s
ton Tor summer resort or club: Would max ',
= hsh-class boarding hous@ owner i'y.ns .n .o, or
place car be seen any time; Ap2i% 10 Sa''o''
RosI.YN pARE-Near GIeuside: new semi
bungalows: stucco: rooms hail Sarsa,n.
s"aO0 suburban Land Co.; .sa6 Germsn- nan,
il, vicinity: act quickly. HUGH :.
wALKER G25 Land Title Bldg. Spruce '22,.
Building Lots
wAsHINGToN cRoSsISSG{ PAD ara !SrSs s,r;s Ne. sGs'
morisl Tarf eSsatitul location; hathtns natIT.
''' anu kHTHi:f ?, T6WiNsGpSp
PENFIRl.D--Four beautiful lots. l00Nl 80
MANGA rd' nmG & ISs, BE- pear esIapons s1a saan m,a
WALA-CYNWND
s S s sro9 s. s'fs o
laid Rsla 'Tnwyd, Pa. and CynwNd 242
BKyN MAwR
THREE s'orS. ~ rrou,s, : baths; sarase :
GrnT GGs, foF ST r"%'TS HM&Ns 3 soNs i4x cSestn
rRE-CFNrviLIT
'rEEHArI. r,or,. ro",'s and ts'h; 'roas'
ronyrnteuceS, SG5UO.
HAPF. as,s y Sn 81
NEARING roupletton mod design; bed
rms. baths nigh ground; VII build ga a =
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F11NnN for wetl.rerussd first fntses: ,:s rvss
chsrses Fred 4 lewis Oil MorT,s t,lSs. =.
FUNDS, let and ri phila, and Del .cSs
mtEs. q. 4. Lyndt. t1c .,l6th. SUI. 49,.
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FAIRyIEN

Will, SELL. for a F'airylew home and you
Jan nay me as you would rent. S25 TO s3n
nonthiy. houses are selling for Une-han OF
buildinE cost; down payment conveniently
small postal care HT1 p"'"' -"
SAMUEL. R0sNEE. 1ssS snass sgIilsss sIss rG J
omen sundays and evenings
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.onMs WANTED
BOARDING

PENNSYINANlA--sl tbGn"eA.2-----
ucrposr NANoR--open fiOm Ju,e 1S 70
sept ,5: 20 minutes from Kea,n,ne Kea,ne ,as',.
mjnal; convenient TO train ano' troi,en; troii,y; %oms
tabie large sun parlor: wide porcnes; AsS
phone Oak Lane 1920 or Me'yoye I4o1, -
BYWOOD, 7Oi6 Wayne ave. e.--EW9 ninu.ss r.,.
89th ST.. private fam; eNcN ... -
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

DESIRABLE floors for rent; light manufac.
turing or office: includes heat: low rent
10lS-l020 Arch st. Apply owner, on prem
2l33 s. ALDEN ST.--Modsrn; o rooms and
bath: rental. $50. Apply T.. j. Elliott
ill2 Chestnut ct. Eilbert as5s. -
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ELKINS PARK

NEW colonial type. on cor. lot N rms.
:, baths. NV. heat hardwood hOors cCuv
to train or troll. hnau. to SUIT. Mccormick g.
McCornict. Lincoln blds o. Elh,ns Park
gENRooS stoHf hGngajow gna,,jaNS IN Ess, E!kn- sa
room for 3arage. lenkintown Trust 90.
ETJ<INS PARk--ll Park ave: 10 T.. 2 b
Lnt HIlx llO. Lannon \ RelllN. 6O30 York I'd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

SEVERAL desirable housekeeping apart
mens, ccntral city: rooms. bath. kit
Cchanette; new house new furniture. Spruce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

sO44 BARRING ST.--rhrHe story. 10 rms,
haths eiec. light; Hrst-clas cond.; porch
nesr elevated station; poss. so days, "sr'
Sesirable; priced reduced, Mcclure & co..
1S 2. 10th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

SI1S SPRINGFIELD .ANE.-rnree-story
sttui-detached brick residence. lot 3OAllsi
electric lights. hardwood floors large rooms
excellent surroundings, Jos. AIe" P"1ls.
4a0i Baltimore ave
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Stocked 81 Acres, $3.50

Stocked 81 Acres. $3.50
Widow throws in 500 chickens. horse har-
ness. wagons. piows. hsrroHs, cultivators.
incubato tors. planters crops. sonR furniture
II sold quickly: rich farming ses,tion. near
thriving railroad town. 70 miles Phila. few
acres pasture and timber. balance fertile
!oam under cultivation: ample oLchsrd: other
fruits; grapes: all berries: good G-room home
nice shade: barn: big poultry equipment. .
other buildings: low price $500 takes all:
halr ga sh. easy terms: call or write for de
tails and free catslof: other bs rgia ins. New
JERSEY FARM AGENCY. 303-D Real Es-
tate Trust Bldg. Ihiiadeiphia. IA.
$50 BUYS 5-sCre fruit ana pout try farm
in hsst section OF South Jersey. no build
lngs handy TO larse markets: climate. soil.
water unrurpa ssed: payments 81 weekly.
hoOl,lrt free. GILBERT & OCAlsisA%HAN,
7o2 Walnu, st. Phtla delphia hia---.--
new HAMPSHIRE -.
BEAUTIFUL summer nome ~ Bsthlehem.
y. H; completely furnished: all modern
improvements: large living and dining room
reception hall, pantry. Kitchen and Laundry: !:
large bedrooms. bathrooIns on second
floor. I servants bedrooms. bathroom and
trunk room third floor very large porch
concrete bs sement perfectly dry: double
ga rage with chnuffeurs quarters: iCehouse /:
open nreplaces. steam heat. AL hardwood
floors: lawns flower gardens. fruit trees.
house built q years aRo Address y. q. Box
2l6 Bethlehem. y. ii.
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REYERI.Y
CONCRETE BUNGALOW no5,
COLLlNGswOOD

All on one floor: city conveniences; ,ot soxl20'
pE"Ts.RS & son dos CHESTNUT sT..pHILA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

G7n0 BLOCK Willows ave rooms. mod.
ern throughout; extras. Rememb"r cross
stands for all that's good req, estate. 5"th
q nd I.archwonl
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ROSI.YN PARK
NEW JERSEY BCRRAN

NEW JERSEY 81 BURRAN
In Camden county exclusively listed IN this
office and a photograph and complete de-
scrptiOn Of every property,
When YOU irquir" al this office tor a
propcrty We show YOU the photograph de-
sCription and price.
You select the properties which appeal TO
YOU and our sales agents take YOU IN an
automobile TO inspect each property. ,.
II the owner OF the property you nnsl.n
select will not sell on terms 10 suit you
we will personally lake the property over
and arrange satisfactory terms with you,
II it II building lot. city or suDur
ban hong or mortgage you want chil a.
this office and learn what real estate serN-
HALYhURToN REALTY co;
COL Market 81. Camden. y. !.
Bell Phone. Camden 1910
HADDONFIELD-New bungalow on imp, o>,
ed street containing rooms, pain shu
all 2onveniences. convenient to TROLLEY; train
and school: near Haddonreld's 3 beautiful lake;
where there is plenty OF boating; pathlhs anu any,
fishing: price sI6oO. $500 cash. balance sane
Bs rent Halliburton, owner. ool MsTNe'
st Camden, or 5l7 Mansion ave haoaoh-
field. - .---------------
If YOC contemplate buying subyrosn
We hRv- over 500 desirable houser hh1
bungalows IN all suburbs w'thn u W'es u
ARTHuR j LEuPoLp. Rsa ator
.Ol W. Pine st. Audubon. n ); ana
l@l> Chestnut St. Philadelphle. ---
4 on main road containing rooms ana pa,
ou j.. are lot. convenicnt 10 Train Si,o "ms
i,.hooI; boating, bathing and hshIns pr,y a.
1880. $500 cash. balance seme as REM rsrv
joining lot can be BOUGHT for s"2" ou rr, r,,
easy terms. Halyburton. owner o'i MOI NJ
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AGENTS

WHY work for others7 Make and ssn
own goods: We show you how iIes
sxniains everything, Thomas D. Steel
dent. 625 Main. Richmond: Va:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

3 ACRES CRY iF12&v FG1@2A&vHSIENr h%H$NNr
Garage. 80 fruit trses: also sinai iu,
., iose 10 station and trolley Is n!I!es yu
PETERS sON sos CIIESINlr ST: rtli -
FOR SALE--.!ew sandstone dwe!iihE,
roorls and hath: near hiph sIhuoI' pts
reasonabIe. please make inspection. L. ~
I,eddOn. CLAYTON. \. J .-.. =
browns MILLS room buns'to" close 10
,trror Lake: beautiful location, boss,;;
PETERS & SON COS CtlESTSl,T ST. IN Ia
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MEDIA
'S''e Phone NJ
MOYLAN
ROSI,YN

lyISl.NS - Mr nsion house with acres
ground, bedrooms. baths. with showcr.
hardwood Roofs. rGt-wattr hcrt, frerlaCes.
20 fruit trees and shade. t'all !. ptrtNE
Willow Grove 81. or Roslyn Homestead Office.
hOSLYS lIOMESTEADS--House 4 rooms
and bath, converiences. with hreplaces
lot GoXlIi; $4,000; come today: do not miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

MISUNDERSTANDING ability, psrms-
nSnt position to right party. Call 7is
Market at. sixth floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

lII4 ". AILiSON sT.. $4,000 r35th and JET
terson(-2 story. 5 r. and bath. electric;
good order. immediate oCcupanc%.
IrI'rZpA TRICK t5lI y BOtl ST. lie I'm lJ4i
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DRfNEI. HILL
Drexel Hill

RI'EGAL LDN--5 tuoms balm; iuXl"O; CDnY.
10 trolley 5000 $. ). Lynch. IL 18th
STONE ana stuCco rms. tile bath; T5A
100 a.. sS!,5oo $. 7. Lynch 80 : 10Th
DRENT.i. iIIII.--NFod homes some with "a
RACES Ss0oO up. BihlmaIer 202 Liberty BLDG
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LAMB & CO., 737 Walnut St.

SUITABLE light manufacturing - 10, 900
square feet: fou" foors and basement
also lot t5x95 sd and Brown sts
SIMON We'll. Owner, lltl y. II
FACTORIES. warehouses, gardses FOR sale
factory nooTs and offices for rent. c D.
ROTTNER CO. 1i"l Chestnut
FACTORIES. warehouses floor space con.
suit Albert Hall. Land Title Bids Spr. 2Sls
Stores and Dwellings
ga PINE Sr.-SToEE AND DWELLING
a RATEAiAN. 922 ZINE ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

GKHMANTslytN

GTN. Greene and Tuipehociscn sts beet
section In Gtn.: attractive homes with
yarages. preby Evans 1907 Lincoln slus'
STORE locations in Gtn., $500 to $4,000.
JOHN A CLARK. t24g r.. Cheiten ave
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MOUNT AIRY
7Ol5 BOYER ST.
Tltst;A

DID ST-Most desirable 3-storr residence
" p0rches II rooms gas :nt eieciric: .0<
: 10. frst-ClasS condition: CONVENIENT TO IhEa
ara W.stmornIand stations. Apply Ro"m
SIh IOII Chestnut 81 .-- . -.
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Observation-Disclosures
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

NEW housekeeping apartments with porchc,
at tGNWYD HOUSE. ] block Bala sta
nd golf club: large gr' nds; ear. Cynwyd .762
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

YOUNG man recently discharGed irom
s. cavalry. desires position az helper
some reliable auto mechanic: some expstJSS@
In this line while In service. p 1884, ~
Officp
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CHESTNUT NIL
OINEy

/ prS Ia Erdcnheim teirpCr, NIL street inl'
nroyements. concrete walks, low INK rate
viii a.siat In financing for building, Jen'
kipiOVu Trust Co
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A PICTURESQUE paradise on Lake George
house OIL lO0-scre nrirat" estate. fully fur
nished: every room has superb view OF lake:
rlaces: rurest. tested spring water; min
utes' walk 10 bathing bea"h; 20 inlnutes by
lus TO railroad station country club acces.
ga rden: wood and ice delivered. rll included
in reasonable rental. II. H., IA East lj0lh
st.. New York City
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lssliidirg Lots
LOGAN

BUILDING lot. pchau road nesr iioitte
st 90 feet bN ilresuisr. Fnr price, ctc
app'y to Edwin G. Emhardt, 1000 0tn. ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

SECRETARY--Young man. 30. OF educss9
and refinement. seeks connection as Nv
vafe or confidential secretary; thorous5
onaiiNsd; highest references as to chare
and ability. NJ 625. Ledger Office "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-18

HINZE PIANo-FrcneA walnut eass. nsaz.
~ nev. beautiful beach 70 mstch. 9loS::
terms il desired. Grisys Piano Co..
I21 Ed. End ST.. Davenport. AK tor Mr..
Shannon,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-18
In How Many Ways
Can You Pre-
pare Rice?

Probably you frequently
served boiled or fried rice, a.
even an old fashioned rice
pudding, but do you realize
that this grain food can b
made the basis Of hundreds
of delectable dishes and that
it combines perfectly with
almost any other food.
Rice can be served daily.
and in a greater variety Of
ways than any other food.
But the secret OF its deli
ciousness is in the cooking.
Learn this secret by con-
sulting the new rice recipe
booklet that this Bureau has
for free distribution. This
booklet points out the nutri-
tive value of rice and shows
special methods of cooking II
to bring out its many merits.
1t also contains recipes for
30 practical and tempting
dishes for breakfast, lunch
con and dinner.
A copy will be mailed to
any reader who fills out and
mails the coupon below. en-
closing two cents In stamps
for return postage. Write
your name and address claag.
ly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-18

READ THIS

READ THIS ~
$500 DowN-Buys a In modem eottsss,
consisting Of SIX rooms. on paved street.
Walking distance. Price euly $500. aai
AN ExCE1I4ENT-six roen Asas vsaA1a
walking distance. Hard pine AnisA.
Completely modern in every respect
Paving and other assessments paid for.
Vacant now. Possession at once. Going
al $1,000 with only $500 down.
NEW MoDERN-5-rocm bungalow on tAs
hill. Close TO school and car line. East
front. Price $4,000, with $1,000 down
and S35 per month.
SIX ROOM modern new bungalow In
choice hill location. Will be ready
for occupancy in two weeks. Terms
$500 down, Price s6.S5o.
CHOICE CoRSER--on the hili. Lot 106
Nx2ss Win seven room house. Modern
except furnace. Fruit and hazTies.
$3.50 with 81 600 down, or will se-
cept ar exchange NJ 10 $500 ~ hrss
payment AL
SIX ROOM MODERN HoxE-Breakfssa
NOOK and many haiit-tn features Gar
are. $1,000 on terms or viii fado
equity for vacant lots.
NITCHEM 1 HANCK.
PHONE 34s RES. 4ssa
1893, $500
3719x
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-18

CoNOvER-Upright piano. good - new
$3.50. Griggs Piano Co.. III z. End
St., Davenport. Ask for Mr.. Shannon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-18

'h .so AAcHINE-All makes repaired.
E Suwes and parts for any machine
st hlNs Hemstitching and Sewing Ma
faM SAcp, Sala Apis. -: 10th ST., h.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
SIKH SUES BOXING BOARD
FOR Loss OF RING TITLE
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
PARIS, December 23.-Battling Sikh.
former European heavyweight cham
rion. has started legal proceedings
against the French boxing federation.
which recently deprived him of the
title he won from Georges Carpenter
and suspended him for nine months
upon charges of various escapades >
brought against him by French
Sportsmen.
a summons has been served on Paul
Rosseau, president of the federation,
directing him to produce within three
days the records upon which Sikh was
disqualified. The document maintains
that the federation is without juris-
diction in any except purely boxing
matters and that the disqualification
was based upon alleged conduct not
relating to boxing.
The federation's decree was illegal
In any case. Sikh contends, because he
was not allowed to give his testimony
and the decision was never legally
served upon him.
PARIS. December 2S.-The Commits
sion APPOINTED by the French Boxing
Federation TO investigate the charges
that the fight between Sikh and Car
pentfer was 'frame-up'' concluded
its work of taking evidence this even
ing and will render It's decision tome
time next week.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
HAITIAN RIFLE TEAM
MAY COMPETE IN ]. S.
by the Associated Press.

liy the Associated Press.
1t is well within the range Of possi-
btlity that Haiti will be represented
IN the 300-meter international rife
match that will be shot in the United
States next year. The recent meet that
settled the individual rifle and the de-
partment team championships of Haiti
showed amazing progress in shooting in
the Gendarmerie d'Haiti
Cne year ago the gendarme who could
have. hit the national palace at 1O0
yards was hard to find. Today the
champion shot Of Haiti. Sergt. Astrale
Roland Of Jereinie, firing fifty shots
in strings of ten shots. both glow and
rapid fire. in the standing, kneeiing,
sitting and prone positions. scored a
total Of :24 out Of 4 possible ESQ IN the
presidents match. and in the national
team match he was high gun with 234
out of $50.
The team from the department Of the
south Won the national team match w'th
LBS, al average Of 217 POINTS. The
central department worsted their city
brothers from the Port-au-Prince de-
partn1ent with a score Of 1,65S against
1,64l. while the team from the depart
ment OF the north landed in last place
with score Of 1880.
To ROLAND, the best shot i, Haiti
President Borno presented Il gold
watch. a gold medal, an autographed
letter and months pay. To the next
seven men and to the winning team
were given medals and a month S pay.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
POLO GAINING ASTRONC
F00THOLD IN COLLEGES
DY WALTER CAMP.

NEW YORK, December as.-Polo,
although very much a rich mans
game, is gaining quite hold. in the
colleges.
The longest step yet taken in the
way Of official recognition of the
sport by colleges was the action of
the Princeton athletic committee in
giving polo team members the right
to wear minor sport insignia.
Yale's polo team is attracting teams
from all over the country Recently
the Blue polo players defeated the
four representing Virginia Military
Institute. OF course. these. youngsters
have much to learn about this won
derful game. but the game would
have no doubt caused much COM
mandatory discussion among some of
our leading poloists of the country
had they seen 1t.
Nothing has done more toward ad-
vancement of the sport than indoor
polo. made possible In the armories.
And these indoor contests are now
making the sport possible without
the necessity OF going south.
The Yale polo players, according
to Maj. R. e. D. Hoyle, head Of the
Blue artillery unit, are out for ma
tiona1 fame.
Copyright. 1s22.l
Evening star., 1922-12-24

Eddie Barns b;sck of Hot Springs,
\rh., heard Of the Seattle mauler and
lad him go down TO Arkansas. The
s;rasment was that Barnsbacls, who
vas once 4 crack lightweight. should
! anaec the westcruer and that in ad-
...tion 10 lighting Foley should get
. '"!' IL: Il bake shop. Foley did we'll 1t
j i."1h. liz. met and defeated Texas
Fate, Jim Marplss. Chuck Virgins
. md u number of "ti er pugs while ut
ia same time his lemon meringe pies.
lis CooscncrrH tartS. his &pple dump
: ''rSs and hct rolls were the talk Of
3 iIo, SPRING.
Aiming T." spring Upset.
B.. A,nons men Foley has tackled are
Young Bon Fitzsimmons. whom lie
bca.. Martin Burke OF New Orleans.
ID -tNt other second and third rate hgnt-
: ors. Lite has been heard of Foey
4t.lr. but he has been working hard
:lysd there is little doubt he is aiming
g > uang one Of those surprise bouquets
u:I Gene veil nodded jaw.
ti.hv. by tn. way, dropped into the
Madison Square Garden KY mnasium to
q 'ooiS over Floyd Johnson. the young
Towa husky who is now training for
rs January battle against Bill Bren-
nan.
Gee he S Big Gene wnistled. He
= fast. TOO. and knows how to wallop.
lac certain. IS Il likely LOOKING pros
oect."
Floyd is hav .ng trouble about part,
'.ers. The rren he has had SO far
re not fast enough 10 make him care
4ul. He hts So hard himself that
lis Spa-rIn. mates are toO cautious.
. The sign Is JUt at JohnsonS door.
Any ambitious young giant who wants
- carr! some money and gain eX-
,,crience can obtain both by reporting
70 JohnSonS s manager.
Jack Brftton's opinion is that Ben
ny Leonard viii beat Lew Tender
when the two meet in their great de-
ciSion battle next summer.
Benny. SAID Brittom 'kneW hts mis-
take IN the nrst eight rounds of their .
':,st battle lay III the fact that he
--ied TO jab. and mainly t. counter
,,fter Tender had led. That's 10 way !
. fight It southpaw boxer. In the |,
'.ex: fight Benny will take the lead at !
al times and will do lot of moving /
md hooking. and he should take !
The fight handily.' I
Copyright, 1872, /
Evening star., 1922-12-24
Judd & DETWE|[ER
ROLLERS OUT IN FRONT

The Judd & Detweiler team Of the
Typothetae League is leading the eleven
other teams Of the organization with
the nice percentage OF ,G., with the Co
lumbi; n Printing Company team second
with percentage of 666. The leaders
have Won twenty games and lost seyen.
while the Columbian and Standard
Engraving Company quints are tied Tor
second place, having wen - and lost IL,
and - and IL. respectively.
McPiilonly of the Andrews Paper
Company has the high game Of III and
also the best percentage. 106. Shipman
OF Jrdd & DetwAiler carries the high
set. 1867, and is only one per cent behind
McPhilonly in the averages, with 1O5.
Following are the standing of the
teams and detailed averages of the
league up to and including December %:
Evening star., 1922-12-24
LOSS OF PET BULLDOG
MOURNED At PRINCETON

Princeton campus has sustained
q genuine loss In the death as u
result Of nm operation for tumor
Of Ell. bulldog, the constant
companion Of Prof. Walter Phelps
Hall.
Prof. Hall. who ~ u graduate OF
Yale, brought ELI With him to
Princeton nine years ago when he
became q member of the faculty
~ .h~ department. Of history rpd
politics here. During that time
E.ia HAS a....ue friends of nundreus
Of Undergraduates. His loss will
be felt not only by bis master but
hundreds OF present undcrgradu-
ates nnd graduates. who have been
privileged to know him.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
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GIANTS SLAB RECRUIT
LEADER IN 81 LEAGUE

Pitcher Guy Morrison, sold by
the Bloomington club Of the
Chree.l League to the New
York Giants for - eco. ranked
witk the leading abnen of the
circuit during the seasOn recently
clCEed, despite the fact that he
was Handicapped by q second d.
vision te .nl. Nor -fS0n WAS with
Evansville during 1921, and in that
year was engaged as coach Of the
Bloomington High school athletic
teams. HIS popularity and sue.
Cess as prep mentor led to
proposition last May for his trans
fer ~ Evansville to the Bloom.
ers, and a deal was cOnciuded.
Morrison has resigned as coach Of
the prep school to take effect
January 1.