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The New York herald., 1922-05-06
News Of the Real Estate World
WOMAN'INVESTOR BUYS
BIG FLAT IN EAST BRONX
Other Deals Closed in North
ern Borough.

G. Tuot & Co. sold fo- the Benensor
Realty Company to a Mrs. Caldarell
the five story apartment house at $50
J5s East l9lst street. 50xS3. The prop
erty was held at $4,000
julius Trattner sold for Emile Grae-
Der the five story double flat. 25x1Go. al
$50 East Nth street to Elise Gies and
katherine Haupt.
A client of Charles Siegel Levy pur-
chased from August Lauter 613 West
chester avenue. four story tenement
with stores. William Krone was the
broker.
The ]. III. and III. Holding Company
sold to the Kleban Corporation two five
story flats, 100Xl00, at 1880 Park ave-
nue., the northeast corner o. 1s5th
street
Eugene l.. Larkin resold for DIR.
Michael J. Lynch the plot. 45x200. on
the west side of Kingsbridge avenue.
1876 feet north of 231st street The
buyer will erect a brick residence. The
plot is the southerly part of the 95 foot
holding on which is the former resi-
dence OF Frank D. Wilsey, bought re-
ccnliy Dy Df. Lyncn Ior MS HolHs
through the same broker.
Shaw. Rockwell e Sanford have sold
for Mandelbaum & Levine a vacant
plot, 50x97, on the northeast corner of
Jerome avenue and 1S3d street TO a
client for Improvement.
d. A. Trotta sold for the estate OF
Charles Baechler 1853 Unionport road.
three family frame dwelling with
store, 26x10O.
Jacob E. Datturglcr sold to Bessie
Goldstein the four story house, COX
irregular. at 76o Westchester avenue, the
northeast corner of 156th street
Barbara Leopard sold to the Under
cliff Realty Company the property. S5. TX
110x irregular. at the southeast corner
of Stebbins avenue and Freeman street.
Samuel Luria bought the property.
100x62.11. at the northwest corner OF
Valentine avenue and 1slst street.
Plan Taxpayer on Burnside Avenue
Plans have been filed for n block
front of brick stores. 1S9.2x9i.4. on the
south side of Burnside avenue. from
Harrison to Grand avenue. for the
j. l.. S. Construction Company. Joseph
Silverman, architect. estimates the cost
at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
EAST FLATBUSH LOTS
SOLD BY B. l.. kENNELLY

About 100 lots in the Rugby section OF
Brooklyn were sold at auction last
Thursday night in the Brooklyn EN-
change by Bryan l.. Kennedy. The
heaviest purchaser at the sale was Mr..
Louis Rice. who bought the triangular
plot at the corner Of Kings Highway.
Lcnox Road and East Ninety third
street, for s2,025 Mr.. Rice also pur-
chased plot. 50x79. adjoining, for 81 $50
Another buyer was ID. Horowitz. who
paid the next highest price. which was
s2.100, for a triangular plot at the north
east corner of Kings Highway and East
Ninety-third street. The lots on Lenox
road brought. on an average Of $780,
while lots on Remsen street brought
$500 and lots ON East Ninety-third street
$500
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
BROOKLYN MARKET REPORTS

Edward c. Cerny sold for Fred Jen-
sen the six family house, 25x100, at us
Sixtieth street.
For the erection of two and half
story brick and concrete building Max
Trunz. wholesale provisionist at % Lom-
hardy street, purchased the plot. 75x
100. adjoining his plant on the east.
Charles Partridge sold the two story
dwelling at $40 Monroe street. near
Lewis avenue. for Mary O'Malley.
William r. Jones and John r. Smith
sold for c. T. Mendenhall six lots, each
20x1o0. on the west side of East Fifty
seventh street. 32o feet south of Ave-
nue. X.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
LONG ISLAND HOTEL SOLD.

Wards Rest Inn. with the bungalow
and shore front on Mill Pond at Cen
terport, l.. J., near Huntington. to-
gether with the hotel business. has been
sold by George Ward to Albert l.. Op
pikofer The property as a road house
has been known to tourists on Ions
Island for many years. Mr.. Ware
bought the place In 1902 and replaced
the old road house with picturesque
hotel with large verandas.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
vIcTRoLA SURPLUS INCREASED

An increase in cash of $3,371,2s1 to
$4,224.636 is shown in the 1921 balance
sheet of the Victor Talking Machine
Company. Notes and accounts receivable
were reduced $363.314. to sS.102.64s. and
inventories were reduced $3.255.S41, to
s13,061.26S The company also paid on
s2.5O0.O00 in bank loans. Its surplus was
increased $2.190,6S2. to s2i.351.02'
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
otrrNs poRoUcu DEALS.

NJ. Richter & Co. have sold in the
Rockaway Peninsula, between Rock
away Park and Neponsit. for w. r.
Best house on 1i5th street. Neponsit
for Nellie Cooley a four lot plot on i2Ith
street. Rockaway Park; for John g.
Dabour a two 10; plot on 1921 street.
Neponsit. and for J. A. Abraham3s o five
lot plot, corner OF 12Sth strecNr Belle
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
LYNBR0OK LOTS AT AUCTION.

At Lynbrook. L. J., adjoining the
Blossom Heath Inn on Merrick road.
149 residence building lots are to be sold
at public auction to-day at p. NJ.
The sale will be conducted In the Bios
som Heath Inn. by Joseph +. Day.
auctioneer. The l.. !. n. R. station at
Lynbrook is about seven minutes walk
from property.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06


ers in the sale of the three story build
ings at i47 to 151 West Fifteenth street
for the Andrew Nelson Company, to
Street & Smith.
Arthur EclSstein. for many years
with Manheimer Bros. has opened Of
fees in $40 Seventh avenue, where he
will carry on general real estate and
insurance business.
One of the notable changes which
occurred during the past week was
the removal of Burling & McCurdy.
Inc. from their offices in the Real
Estate Exchange Building at 1S9 Mon
tague street. Brooklyn. TO the street
floor OF l5S Remscn street. This build
ing which has been entirely remodclcd
in the Gothic architecture is now one
OF the handsomest business structures
in the Borough Hall section.
Buyers of properties sold recently
are as follows: John Hubbard of 211
East Sixty-first street. Beatrice Freed
man of 81 West Sixteenth street. I. N.
Vandcrvall of 73s st. Nicholas avenue,
Petite Smith Of 25S West Twenty fourth
street and William A. Hutchinson of
1911 Park avenue.
Slawson e. Hobbs have been appointed
agents for tho Netherland at 3i2 West
Eighty-sixth street. twelve story
apartment house. 1o0x10o. adjoining the
corner of Riverside Drive. The house
was built by Harry Schiff about ten
years ago and was sold last year 10
the Netherland Holding Corporation
on a cooperative plan.
ss.I.t n q
been appointed agents for the six story
store and apartment building at lis
Eighth avenue. northwest corner OF
Seventeenth street
John r. Wall has been appointed
agent for the following properties:
l6i-l63 West i02d street, 81 West Ninety
ninth street 32i-3s4 West Forty-ninth
street, 112 Bradhurst avenue and 4f3
West Fifty-second street
Brooks & Momand have placed first
mortgage loan of $4,000 for the Ma
tional Thcater at 20s-cis West Forty
first street.
The go Riverside Drive Corporation
(Benjamin p. walker) procured from
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany a building loan of s625.000 on the
plot 160x73.7 at the northeast corner OF
1iver-;dc Drive and i0eth stroo., for
sv-,.ren story apartment
a loan for 100000 has been obtained
by the Blockton Realty Corporation
from the Enigrant Industrial Savings
Bank on the Penn Terminal building
i97.6x1O0. on the westerly block front Of
Seventh avenue. between Thirtieth and
Thirty-first streets
Frank L. Croft obtained from the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
building loan OF N45Oo0 on 1853 West
Twenty eighth strket for nine story
loft building.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
GA vesey street)

Madison av. ( -or osd st. sty hotel
&c .cxfOs.sN rreR: Charles a. and Edwin
w. wcbbcr sgt Bon Ray Hotel Corp: 10
reph Fennclly. atty; amt due $2,.1O.SJ
taxes. a.. $1,000; Withdrawn
by Bryan J.. Kennely.
uiv~rdaie sv cor w cGfst st. s3G *
riq1x irrer. vHc. Anna Mervcn Carrere.
- Arx ct al AIT Sarah X. Cuthhert ~ ri
Ai6&Fo atty. amt due. f2s. 20. so; taxes
Sc, 81. s25.ST; 60 the plaintiff for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
ELMHURsr SALE TODAY.

To close the estate 81 the late Julius
Strauss the Jore johnson Jr. Company
real estate auctioneers. VIII sell NJ auc-
tion to-day on the premises at 1:3O =.
NJ tho property known as Nassau
Heights, consisting of sJ9 lots. located
only a short walk from Grand street
and Queens Boulevard. Eimhurst. in
the Borough OF Queens. A new public
school at Homans avenue and Van Horn
street adjoints some OF the lots 10 be
Gold.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

TAX EXEMPT ONE FAMILY HOUSES.
jackson Heights privileges; these houses
are OF the latest modern Improvements. In
closed porch garage; parouet floors. steam
heat, electric light. sewers; high class Ioca
tion and surroundings: . rninutcs to subway
station. 20 minutes 20 Manhattan. = cent
fare: rare bargain at ffo 500; cash $1,000.
terms houses open daily for inspection;
goth ct and Roosevelt. av. " Elmhurst. J.. I.
NINE room house, newly decorated, centrally
located; all improvements. 1922 seth av.,
richuond Hilt
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
PIainficId Parcels ON Block.

Bryan L. Kennedy. Inc. auctioneer.
Will offer to-day at Plainfield. N. j..
eighty-two lots and n two story dwell
ing. The property will be sold on the
premises at 2 o'clock. The develop
rnent is known an Hudson Terrace at
tho foot of the Watching Mountains
IN the Borough OF North Plainfield
Plainfield. ~. J. II Is within three
blocks or the Mountain avenue Watch
ung- sciecl ans but 4 short distance
fxA;A- m~~ si~sN 49, -,
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
700 BROOKLYN LOTS

Only $3.50 per lot; located at East 5lst ct
to East 57th ST., Ave. NJ, close to flatbush
ave. trolley. also 20 Utica ave. trolley
rapidly growing section; ready for lmmedi-
ate improvement. Will retail for $3.50 per
lot. Terms to suit T. E. CISNEl, :1J Mon
tague ST.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The two story Clivelly building on
North avenue between Lockwood ave-
nue. and Burling lane, New Rochelle.
has been sold by Grael Schmukler to
Harry Bernstein, retired furrier who
acquires the parcel for investment.
Louis d. Schulman was the broker.
The property contains six stores and
twelve offices and was erected seven
years ago. 1t was held at $4,000.
George Howe has sold for Mrs. Ger
trude Thomas to client In Pelham
an eight room residence and two car
garage on large plot at Franklin and
Corlies avenues, Pelham Heights, n. y.
Howe and Thompson sold for Georgi-
ma y. Moriarty the block facing on
Oakley avenue. White Plains. TO John
r.. Henry OF Chappaqua. n. Y.
John f. Scott has rented for Daniel
". Cox his house on Wood lane. Wood
mere. l.. l., to George b. Wagstaff;
FOR John y. Nichols his house on John
son place. Hewlett. TO Neal VAIN
wright: for Arthur w. Pcarce his large
place in tho Hewlett Say property, at
Hewlett, l.. l.. TO Henry G. Swords for
George II. ". Burley his place on
Brisrwood Crossing, Cedarhurst. known
as "The oaks" 90 Mrs. w. ". Ely. and
for Hans c. Stricklcr his house on
Franklin place. Woodmere, j.. J., 20
Connor Lawrence.
Mrs. Mary a. Nash has rented her
house. furnished, for the sumemr sea-
son at 1i06 Clay avenue, Pelham Manor.
to J. r. Casale through the office OF
Chamcey b. Griffen.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company have
leased furnished for the summer for
Mrs. John NJ. Cornell to Francis j. Me-
Cam, her property known az 'Ilenroc-
on-the-Sea" at Seabrght. n. j.
Newport Rental.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

three to Leopold Harvey and three to
Oliver N. Curtis. The purchasers intend
to improve with homes.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

For Help that Is full Of "pcp" and ay,-
bition put yoHr Want Ad. w THE NEW
YORK HERALD. It's QUA LfTY-oUAN-
THY circulation brings high typs Of
replies. Telephone Worm 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Il. G. II. vOGLER,
Amsterdam av. and sd -.
J. RoMArNE BROWN.
10 East AID ST.
NAssorT g. LANNING REAL ESTATE.
sqTTI ST. & B'WAy. TEL. 1890 RIVERSIDE.
Washington Heights. Above l.5th st.,
West OF sth Av.
FOR aale--Ideal . family tapestry brick
houses, with porches and car garage all
modern improvements; excellent ncighbor-
hood: 2 blocks west of broadway and .isth
RI. subway station, West 2f5th ~. j. 8.
ROUTH. Jr., on premises, or address 1924
University a..
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

FLUSHING, l.. I.--Attractive reside,.vs on
North Parsons Boulevard, with garage and
one acre OF ground; price $500 might ex-
change for income property. HAitlsiS'
| vOT(;IT co. G East 46th ST.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Brooklyn-Snic or Let.

FIATBUsH, sos East eth At. (near Ocean
Parkway and Cortelyou road - Large
frame two family house. 16 rooms and stor
age lot 5oxi20; separate entrances. furnace,
and porches; electric light. Tel. Windsor
1903. Floor vacant.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

HUNTINGTON - Cozy summer bungalow.
$500; $500 cash: large garden plot; near
depot, trolley, &C.; immediate possession. Fl.
ARTHUR, near depot. HUNTINGTON.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

FOR SALE-Nine room house. all improve
mcnts. including stucco garage, lot 80 700.
front, 200 feet deep, In a nice section, ~
Front
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-SaIc or Let.
A CHARMING HOME
IN AN IDEAL LOCATION


III you can pay 81 900 cash and 500 a
month thereafter. including interest, We will
sell YOU a beautiful Colonial cottage In West
moreland. midway between Douglas Manor
and Great Neck. containing rooms and =
baths, with every modern Improvement;
located on large plot with beautiful ever
green hedges and Towering shrubs; ten
years tax exemption; follow Broadway
through Flushing and Bayside TO Wessmore-
land; 26 minutes by express trains from
Pennsylvania Station, then minutes walk
to the houses; best week day tralns, 1870.
f:22. c:41. $3.50. :31 and 5:03: Sunday
trains "a minutes after each hour. RICKER1-
BROWN REALTY COMPANY, y Wander
bilt av. Telephone Vanderbilt 9@s+.
BARGAIN-Beautiful home for sale: just
renovated out and inside, ready for occu-
pancy; eight room house and large garage
all improvements; shade and fruit trees;
plot 75xi50; price $4,000. Phone Hemp
stead ATS.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

| IARATRON PARK, Little Neck--Builder
| disposing of several new. attractive and
| 2 room houses; restricted locality; near
Penn Station: sif 900 -S14 900; easy terms.
JOHN M. RTEHLE,
GS William 81. John 1898. Bnyside 116S.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Queens-Saic or Let.
JAcKsoN HEIGHTS, ELMIIuRsT.

BARcAIN--Large. beautiful. modern one
family, tax exempt. SCHMfTT. 1888 1921
st., near Liberty. Dunton
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

MUST sell my four beautiful bungalows.
completely furnished, running water, clec.
iric light. pianos. garages, 81 400 each, four
sn 500: ESQ Laretto sf, Tottcnviile. 8. I.
bolt, 40I East 15sth. Melrose s14sw.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

| FOR LEASE-A II room house, all Improve
ments. plot 65x125 IT.; good location, suit
able for road house inn; this Is
| good chance for responsible people; for par
ticulars apply NJ. SCOGLIONE. G3 West
Amity St, Flushing. N. y; or phone S6o9
Flushing
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

ONE family frame detached house; stone ga
rage for two cars; eight rooms and bath
all improvements: via three car lncs 10
5osi00 bargain. FLATBUSH, 62 Turner
place. Tel. BERKSHIRE 0020w.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Richmond-Sale or Let.

FIFTY bungalow lots In the heart OF Great
Kills facing Nelson av. and Great Kills
Beach Inquire on premises. NJ FfTz-
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Ncxyport Rental.

DE Bois and Eldridge have rented the
Il. T. Wilson place on Narragansett
avenue. Newror'. II. T., TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Goclct for the coming
season.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

KENsINGTON- GREAT NECK-Two corners.
will sell cheap for cash subordinate 2
building loan. SMITH, 81 Vanderbilt av-
Phone Vanderbilt 04SJ.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
FonEsT HILLS CARpENs.

For rent, room, well furnished house. =
baths; garage; minutes from station; ready
for occupancy any time; until Sept. 10 or
Oct. 1; 1915 monthly; might do better Tor
right party; excellent references required.
Tel Boulevard 6C94. Bowling Green IOJg.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

LONG BEACH wEST-Bungalow. overlook
ing water; BATH open fireplace: all lined :;
new; $3.50: takc bus from station TO Mac
MURRAY, Wyoming av and Beach St
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAI.

Hamilton, Iselin & Co. were the brok-
ers in the sale of the three story build
ings at 137 to 1J1 West Fifteenth street
for the Andrew Nelson Company, to
Street & Smith.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

small cottage; sewer, water. gas. electric !:
81 900; one for rent. $3.50. WALSH. New
York av.-Beach st.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Arthur Eclkstein. for many years
with Manheimer Bros, has opened Of
fees In $40 Seventh avenue. where he
will carry on general real estate and
insurance business.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

AsHFoRrH 4 CO.. 5cl 9th sv. Tel. Murray
Hill Ofiy.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

LONG BEACH-Bungalow. Westholme. FOR
rent, $3.50, which can apply to purchase.
HORRIGAN. Lindcll Boulevard and Park IT
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
New York stste-sale or Let.

PRIVATE 10 acre lake. manor home. ~
large snonS modern. electric liahta new
bungalows compln." water syetom, ice,
phone fruit gorg,v-.S scenery. elcNa ton
1000 feet acreage. mlnutee 10 statica4 so
miles ont ligh grade examine, v :.
CtfMAER, Cuymard, Orange Co.. New York.
owner.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

MODERN house. furnished. Z rooms, bath
all improvements. screened porch; nea
station; short walk to bay; $500. II. RUEDl
so Academy St, Patchogue. u. J.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Westchester-Saic or Let.

COMPLETE list OF furnished homes for
summer months. In Mount Vernon, from
si25 upward. COOLEY REALTY CO.,
30 Prospect av. TEL. HIllcrest 3400 and
si0i Noun. Vernon, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Frank L. Croft obtained from the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank q
building loan OF N45.Oo0 on 1853 wcst
Twenty eighth strbet for nine story
loft building.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

NORTHPORT.-Houses and bungalows. 4.
and rooms. in growing community: $3.50
upward: open Sundays. RICHTER KNELL
East Northport, l.. I. Tel. 461 Northport.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

PORT wAsHINGTON-Eight rooms. 3 baths,
all improvements; lot 52x120: $4,000.
MoNFORT & HEGEMAN. Tel. 152
WASTE space costs money and serves no pur-
pose. My system of planning and building
utilises every inch and saves you from % 70
90 per cent. Write for plans and specifi-
cations r 163 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Buyers of properties sold recently
are as follows: John Hubbard of 217
East Sixty-first street. Beatrice Freed
man of 81 West Sixteenth street. /. n.
Vandcrvall Of 73s st. Nicholas avenue,
Petite Smith Of 25s West Twenty-fourth
street and William A. Hutchinson Of
1911 Park avenue
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

MT. RNON.--ATTRACTIvE 2 TAMIi.Y
sTuCco HOUSE, Z Rooms, BATE, SUI
Ann SLEEPING pORCHEs EACH FLOOR:
THIRD FLOOR, MAIDS MooMs AND A
DECoRATED. NEAR TWO STATIONS:
PRICE S22,50O. ROBINSON. TEL. 5:f2w
NEW ROCHELLE. facing tennis courts.
For rent or sale. No. . The Court.
q rooms: garage: ISx2O0.
Rent 81. 400: enle $50. 900; easy terms.
GEORGE NEIMAN, 522 Fifth av., N. Y, or
10 Manhattan av.. New Rochelle.
pFIHAM-Sf3.J 500. rooms. tile bath, large
plot nearly new, screens. &c. MURRAY ".
PARKS. 1915 Po.hamdale av. Pelham 4743.
PORTABLE bungalow for yale, rooms. fur.
nished. clifford Island. New Rochelle. Il.
l. Sound; sacrifice. leaving town. l. NJ.
Zw1Cbl. Ga East festh. N. \. Intervais
2uII
SCARsDALE-Closinr estate. houses s10.5oo
s12.5Oo. 2f5.5O0. sacrificed with furniture.
garage; immediate possession: terms. KING.
Phone Scarsdale 6.S.
WHITE PLATNS-wen built stucco house.
seven rooms. bath. &C.; all improvements; ;
rot 50x.O0 good garden; price $500;
terms Phone 20o1-R.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
Leave No Open Door

VIIiIIE Representative IIarrison's clear
w statement OF the registration situation
in the Seventh District leaves the Rcpub-
liCan majority in Congress without a leg to
stand on so far as Senator Pau's contest is
concerned, il suggests way To avert fur
Their trouble from the brutal majority rule
that will unseat Judge Harrison soon after
Congress ~reconvencs. The Democratic Dis
trict Committee should proceed TO strict
compliance with the election laws
Their spirit has never been violated; only
the letter. In the haste of registrat ion
when women were enfranchised in 1920
some Of the new voters names were placed
on the books without complying with the
requirement of filling out the application in
their own handwriting. The fact is adj
mittcd. The women were qualified and en-
titled 10 register. II Is significant that tho
Republican workers did not challenge them
al the polls.
As Judge Harrison points out. had the
Republican majority in the elections COM
mittrc thrown out MI the precincts who're
this technical irrcgularity took place his
majority over Senator Paul would have
been Increased. since more than half these,
precincts returned 1t majority OF Rcpubli-
can votes. They did not do this because
they wanted to unseat the Democratic can
didate
Obviously the challenge of Republican
District Chairman Beard to the Democratic
organization looking to elimination OF all
svch names and REPRESENTATION OF the
women voters was done for effect Any
such proposition made ninety days ago
would have been worth something: ud-
yanced within n week of the time fixed
by law for closing the books II presents
what Mr.. Beard must know is an imposs bil-
ity a demand of this sort made and nc
ccpted IN August would have aroused tho
women TO determination to defeat the
Republican nominee.
There may be other contests. The Demo
Gratis may well, as soon as the November
election Is over, proceed to compliance with
the strict letter Of the law, so AS to leave
future partisan committees in Washington
20 excuse with which to cloak their desire
10 steal seat in Congress-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03

TACT, there Is excellent reason to believe
that Mr.. Johnson has not materially over
drawn the picture. He rofers especially to
tho rapid spread OF the baseball pools This
nuisance and evident danger he Declares
mas been worse during the present season
than ever before. But tho energetic
American League chief adds: I'm going to
start hopping up fight which will put
those gamblers on the bench forever" And
again: 1t has obtained too long by far
Ana now we're going to end it for good"
IL is significant that Mr. johnson docs
not regard pools as mere local gambling
schemes. He claims TO have informal ion
proving the existence Of pools operated on
national basis. One Of them, he is con-
WINGED, Is conducted by man who was
charged with 4 part i'll the corruption of
the Chicago American League team several
years ago. Mr.. Johnson will have the sym
pathy of every genuine baseball fan In TAX
Ing the position that I'VE can't stand to
see great sport like baseball hit I'm the
face like this. and not protest" Also. lie
will have the loyal support Of all decent fans
In whatever move no may make with q
Wow to "benching'' the parasites.