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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21

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GIFTS FOR HIM
FOR HIM--liandkerchicfs bill folds.
ncckties. shaving sets. belts and hose
The United One Cent 20 one Dollar
store.
WE SUGGEST shaving sets. cigars.
pipes. military brushes for Him. Lind.
say Doubleday Drug Co.
BUY HIM or her "A pair of House
shoes at the Dixie Store.
GIVE HIM Smith q Parks shirt.
GIVE HIM tie from the best stock
IN town. Smith 4 Parks.
WHY NOT A Spot light. Driving gloves.
Motor meter or Eye goggles. Mer'
chants Auto Supply Sth and Tyler.
FRAME HIS picture for him with one
OF our stand frames. FlOrman Paint
Co, 1l5 Polk.
GIVE HIM a new L. s. L. Battery for
his automobile. Y. l.. s. Battery Sta.
ton. 9Th Tyler ST. Phone 1920.
SONORA Talking machine $50 TO 81. so
Tolsien Music Store.
GET YOUR pine Christmas tree from
joe Brown IN front OF the Post-office.
Zoe and up.
GIVE HIN "a l.. s. L. Radio Battery for
Christmas. L. S. l.. Battery Station.
Phone 1890
HOW ABOUT an automobile tire for
his Christmas present We have them.
stephens Associated Stores, 9th Tyler
! Phone 1920.
FOR HlM-we suggest collar bags,
tie racks. whisk broom holders laundry
, bags and pillows. Mrs. IL. H. Hall at
balcony White 4 Kinks.
SANTA CLAUS have your suit Cleaned
and pressed for Christmas. Supreme
Tailoring Co. Phone 1901.
GIVE him Tie from the best stock in
town. Smith y Parks.
Ian lCY-HOT Caufc set. Amarillo
rillu Tent a Awning Co
I
FOR YOUR appetite while Christmas
shopping a lunoneun or dinner az the
Tea Room 1903 T.. 5th ST.
FOR HIM box Of those good home
made palo DuTo Havana Cigars.
/ l.cncsch's Cigar store. lO5 + 5th.
APPLES. Oranges. Grape Fruit Grapes
] bananas. Nuts, Crnnberries. Potatoes
FOR Xmas. ID. 4 /. Fruit stand. Phone
bl9.
GET YOUR Pine Christmas tree from
Joe Brown In front OF the Postofflce,
,5c and up.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Bed room. svs Taylor
Phone 1873.
/ FOR RENT-Nicc bedroom ADJOINING
bath IN modern home on car line. $ii.OI
per month. 1905 West eth. Phone
2SG5.W.
FOR RENT-FurnisheJ rooms So
Fillmore.
FOR RENT-Two small furnished rooms
sos Fillmore. Phone 1890
FOR RENT one upstairs bed room
md one downstairs. everything modern
l6lo Pierce
lYOUNG lady wants roommate: has room
with board IN good location. Phone
2i2l-W
Rooms. close In. s. per week Tor Us,
100 room $40 Tyler
FOR RENT Three clean unfurn.shct
rooms N03 Fillmore
FOR RENT Bedroom. los Eas; 9ih
1 Phone g3i4J. =
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed
JOINS close in. with running hot and
coid water. Priced right $500 pei
month 1t win pay you 10 m,csiiea,,
these rooms.
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J. F. BROMERT, d. c.

Amarillo's Original 'hiroprsrtor
Established five years. Complete
May Service. Phone l0.3 .03e. New
Western Buiiding. across from the
count house.
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Price Oil & Realty Co.
RFALTORS
JAtionAl Bank OF Commerce, Room .
Phones 2sS-i465
Why Not A Real Estate
Present

We have some splendid buys In vacant
property
Special buy for this week only corner
south Fillmore $3.50. Terms
Corner west front on South Tyler,
avcment. S2750.
1907 Hayden. 75xiiO. all conveniences.
would accommodate two small homes.
Price $500 on good terms.
1900 Block South Lincoln. 50xli0,
With walks $500. "A cash. balance good
time.
1908 West 7th. 50xl4O. all convsn.
cnccs. $500. $3.50 cash. balance COOL
terms
Opening a new block on North Pierce
md Buchanan For a cheap lot they
can't be beat $3.50. $50 cash. and SO
PER month.
\ few good hugs IN san Jacinto. Buy
something sure enough real this Xmas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21
A Real Farm

COO acre farm near Amarillo practi'
cally new room house basement aud
furnace heat. nice hath with hot and
cold water. large grainery and other
out buildings. Good well and windmill,
Half in cultivation on :hc highway. 4
miles to shipping station. win trade
'qui,y FOR Amarillo property.
FOR RENT-Good brick duplex. also
room house on the pavement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21

A modern discovery for the rapid heal
Ing 81 flesh wounds. cuts. burns
hruiHcs. sores and scalds in Liquid Boro-
zone. II .s clear. color!eas liquid pos
so,aing marvellous healing power Price
a0c. Coo and si.20 sold by city DRUG
co.
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uRS

Nrrv reasonable. cholkefs. mrffs
COLLAR, 20 men, heads. tails ir,mmn.
fasteners Sits Nicola 1908 Polk
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W' BIAS SCH and trad, used cars. paw
t.' pr res On Bucks. Dodges'. and
Ponds Harrison street Garage. si1 Har
r.F1n ~ Phone as
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Lon Sharp
WANTED To BUY

WANTED To Tt'Y-HrnrsvIc 90 So.
rua machine Address %. I'd Rax o.
WANTED To HltY trom owner. well
Inea'od rc. d,ucn iof. must h~ reasonable
a.. Cd Box 17a Amarillo. TcVas
wANTEp-C,S range and sls heater
Phone i6ToW
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REAL ESTATE
Bargains

Three room house. on l0xi40 foot enst
front lot near pavement and within four
blocks az Polk Street Price tl4OO 90.
Six ro0m modern home on pavement
plastcrcd has garage. Wake driveway
and all modern convcncicnccs. Located
In southwest pari city on Van Buren,
ST. Price 100000. Good terms.
Have good Dodge car 10 trade as first
payment on good lot.
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LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANTED FEMALE

wANTED-Ildy solicitor i-oi Buch.
tnan 81
wANTED-White woman o. cook Tor
family % four. Excellent place Tor
right person Address. ii3 West ioih
81 PlaInvicw. Texas
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
Big EATERS GET :
ACID STOMACH
Take Maunesla 20 Neutralize the Acid
and Keep Stomach Clean and
Digestion Perfect

II you're a hearty eater; n you must
have three big meals day, eat them.
But after each meal you should neu-
tralize the dangerous acids that your
food forms IN the stomach, says a
noted authority.
When your stomach is overloaded,
the food contents soon sour and do
velop acid that practically paralyzee the
stomachs activity long before the
work OF digestion can be completed.
Then the stomach becomes weak and
cranky" and you are a daily sufferer
from Indigestion, Gas. Sourness, Bloat-
ing and after-eating pains. Your APP
petite goes-yOu're sick and whirly-
and what used 20 be the joys OF a
hearty meal become a menacing night
mare.
To quickly neutralize this dangerous
acid; 20 cleanse and sweeten the stom-
ach; 10 help the stomach take care OF
a hearty meal without pain or distress,
90 70 your nearest drug store and get
little pure Bieurated Magnesla (pow-
der or tablets) and take IN a little hot
water just after meals. You'll be sur
prised how nicely this pleasant treat
ment works.
Bisurated Magnesla. which 'can be
found in all good drug stores, Is a
Chemists product, pure and unadul-
terated. A powerful ant-acid and
stomach corrective. A simple. harm
less inexpenHlve and quickly effective
treatment used by thousands OF folks
every day.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

Ghetto. and the slxysoraper district.
GO down 10 the worlds loftiest
building. the 792-foot woolworth
Cathedral OF Commerce" and
watch the crowds all day long pay
ing their SO cents TO ride TO the top
or the fifty-fif,h storyi GO down 20
the Battery and see the eurging
crowds at the aquarium Watch them
pile into the pleasure boats for
Bedloe's Island. for Staten Island,
for the trips around Manhattan, for
Coney Island or down the bay or
anywherei
Go up to the Metropolitan Mu-
scum or TO the Natural History
Museum or the Central Park Zoo or
tho great Bronx zoo-again the
largest in the world-same thing
everywhere, crowds, crowds. crowds
not New Workers for It is q week
day forenoon-but tourists. visitors,
travellers, sightseers folks ike you
and me and our neighbors, spending
their money here IN the greatest
pleasure center OF the world.
This Is New York-or rather this
Is one side OF this city Of a thous-
ands faces.
Copyright, 1920. NEA servioe)
(Tomorrow-What you can see
I'm New York;.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

NOBODY EVER PAID INTER EST
for 500 years and nobody ever will,
BECAUSE IT CAN'T BE DONE.
So that's that, and the purchase of
Manhattan Island remains as It ever
viii remain. the cieverest real estate
buy ever made on this little old
orange-shaped ban OF dirt
New York City, U. S. A" That's
the way you address your mail these
days, not New York. n. Y" for
New York has become International
ized-Iu say she has and IL you
don't believe II, try TO struggle q
was almost saying STROLL) down
Broadway with me tonight.
More Syrians than ever lived IN
Damascus, more Jews than Babylon
and Rome combined, more Greeks
than were required to Hex old
xerxes at Marathon. or than Dios-
enes ever saw in HIS dark lantern
expeditions about classic Athens;
more Armeuisns than Tihis; more
orientals than Haroun Al Rashid
ever dreamed OF. more Romans
than ever shook IN terror before
old Nero's glance in the Eternal
City of his time. More Christian
martyrs? Wen. New York's got
everything But Christian martyrs
everything tho world ever had and
if it's necessary to the show, III bet,
Mayor Hylan or Flo ziegfeld could
dig you up a platoon Of martyrs
Here's the League.
Down the angling Broadway they
crowd and struggle and surge and
crowd, talking, gesticuiating. laugh
ing. obeylng only the uplifted glove
OF the mighty traffic cop-up and
down they go. Jew and Greek and
GENTLE. black man from the south,
swarthy Galician and Lithuanian,
swarthier Turk and his traditional
foe, the Armenian. grey-eyed Scotch
and black-eyed Irish. blue-eyed Nor
wegian (not many OF him, however)
and mustached Sicllian.
Up and down and across and
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

! around they go. all on pleasur'
bent. for It Is growing dark. ol
would be but for the million fash,
ing lights Of the Great White Way
Ill say New York Is International
Talk about your League OF Ma
tions." This is IT.
How do they all live and keep
going, for good clothes and high
priced food seem TO be the universal
rule in this most remarkable OF
cities since the world began. How
do they do it7
Well, to begin. they don't, that is
not all OF them. An awful lot OF
New York's goods are in the show
windows, and that's a fact.
Everybody who works in New
York gets pretty high wages or
salaries as such things are regarded
in Tacoma or Titusyille or Little
Rock or Wichita and nearly every
body spends all he gets and little
more for the rainy day and that
keeps the money IN circulation and
THAT makes for prosperity or
something that stimulates It.
1 know a lot of working folks IN
New York, men and women who
earn wages or salaries all the way
from ss5 to $500 the week. only
happen to know two who are saving
any money and these would be in
the water business in Hadesl
Aha, A Mystery Solved.
But where does New York get her
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

great spending revenue7 New York
ers certainly couldn't keep up these
four-dollar dinners and six-dollar a
, set theatres7
No, Rollo, no indeed. You see that
expanding middle-aged millionaire
looking gent with the sweet-faced
young lady Just opposite. the sweet
faced thing who has just taken a
dainty cigaret from her imitation
gold mesh bag7 Well, he's the head
buyer for the biggest department
store of Hillvlle. Texas, and he's
winding up a fortnight's hard work
with a dinner 10 Flora Highstep at
Claridge's. What would your
They say that Paris entertains
250.0oO visitors on the average
every summer from America alone.
New York actually entertains 40O,-
600 guests every day OF the year,
guests who spend on the average
$40 the day each, or $1,000. 900 a
day, in hotels, restaurants, theatres,
taxis and in more or less legitimate
purchases in the storesl
For with all it's wonderful COM
merce. It's biggest manufacturing
output OF any city. with all its
financial power. greater than any
city ever had In all history, New
York is still pre-eninently the tour
ist capital Of the world-the place
Of pleasure. legitimate and other
wise. sound and unsound. with ac-
compartments OF headaches and
without.
There Is a popular belief that
Americans work harder than any
other people. Maybe they do. II
Is certain they take their pleasures
more seriously than any other people
and Il Is certain that more folks
are trying to have a good time in
New York than have ever attempt
ed the feat in any previous era OF
society.
Not all have the price or a theatre
ticket-here the highest in the
world by the way-and so ANY
THING attracts their attention.
dog fight or a street faker, a street
peddler, a street musician grinding
out cheap Jazz on a wheezy con-
certina, anything, anything, any
thing.
Go anywhere in New York where
pleasure or entertainment is adver-
tised and watch the crowds. See
the great rubber neck" auto trucks
in Times Square daily and nightly
loading thoir crowds FOR Coney
Island and Chinatown. for the
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
FATHER JOHNS
MEDICINE BUILDS
new STRENGTH

when my children we're quite
young Father Johns Medicine built
them up after an attack OF pneu-
monia- Some Of my children are
married now and they are giving
Father Johns Medicine to their
children with good results" (Signed)
Mrs. II. Tanning, jacques Street,
Worcester, Mass.
From one generation TO another
Father Johns Medicine has proven
its value in thousands Of homes. Be
cause it IS composed Of purest cod
liver oil with other ingredients. this
old-fashioned food tonic has justly
earned its standing as the greatest
body builder. Its success has COW
cred a period Of more than 81 years.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

(Tomorrow-what you can see
I'm New York;.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands
10 break the costly. nerve-shatter-
ing tobacco habit. Whenever you
have a longing for a smoke or chew,
Just place a harmless No-To-Bac
tablet IN your mouth instead. All
desire stops. Shortly the habit is
completely broken. and you are
better of mentally, physically, finan-
cially. It's so easy, so simple. Get
a box OF No-To-Bao and II Il doesn't
release you from all craving for
tobacco in any form your druggist
will refund your money without
question.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
TURKEY MaRKFr PROSPECTS.

CEURO. Texas. oct. 10 (United
Press).-wlth the turkey crop
smaller than usual. dealers and
raisers in this home OF the famous
turkey trot." have adopted a policy
OF watchful waiting in the matter OF
prices. No quotations are as yet
available for the gobbiers, few being
offered for sale and these command
ing much lower prices than usual
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

by marshes and
swamps and in
habited by a few
score red Abort
gines.
1 know the sta
tistical hend who
tells US that the
s24 paid for Man
haitian by Pete
StuyvS SBa n KS
crowd OF Dutch
men, II put out
at s per cent,
compounded an
nually, would be
worth moro than
Manhattan today
including Hieg-
field Follies). hut
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
NEW YoRK-THURsDAY
ny ". n. PORTFRFIEID.

The worlds greatest collection OF
human beingsi New York! Three
hundred years ago-maybe a little
mora rocky island at the mouth
OF tho unknown Hudson, surrounded
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
EQUIPMENT

Nickel plated rsdiatu< sb-ii.
motomcter and ornamcnta
radiator cap
Autonstic vindkhieh ripcrs
Resr-vev mirror.
Exhaust beater.
Handsome nickel plated hump
efs, front and rear.
epadou, trunk with cover.
Two extra wheels (compScts
with tires and tubes) csrried
ON front Tenders
ventiistor In oovL
Thief-proof ,rsnsrnis-ioa Iork.
Upholstery OF rich mohsir vel.
vet plush with top lining and
hoor earpcts to mstch.
Artistic cuseh lsnp--
opaieseent corner reading
hgbt1-
Dome light and courtesy light
rhree-pieoe rsin-vision wind
shield with rain visor.
Jewrled eight-day clock.
Arm rest on each aide Of rear
seat.
Large door pockctk
Evening star., 1922-03-05
Tia Juana Results

Hfst rsos' SIX f9rlongs; three-yearto and
won; ). .. suss.. % liz tGsossS: sso sS. ssaS s.aS
fns Nc.hedsi. Ms dsIiors s,1eaS. sS
.nce Man. Fit.sersld and Miss Emerald E aI aiso
,nS Second T:ss s1 furlonss; threeyeas :olds
S6o. $s3. won; Chrome. fAs iE. Fstorl,
.t 'tTfGns; T%s;; 9liss 9is n 1aS soaFsss
Squash. 9uinam; casmano. Modiste. wooien,
Josepsin. nSaas Ie sse Mason Gr'ce W. and Lady
Third raoe, i've and oae-Aalf furloue.: three.
ys.so'ss e so q and upyirse; 1is tcarset5 ssse.
Csedssost Prophecy. indan Brigade slee' voorin I
Af Fourth 0 nes, s'G a1s e. and oD.n.,, ,u,,o,
sssso! a1s Gsa VT, loz as! anTH
DostS sh1s issans Tine. ..i is s. Txss NJ
Klein. Our Leatser. Carsen, LADY ione. Ola
Lss. Fond Hope Hug Ne. Marshal TilShmaa
Tfth rsos, eae mile s and ia sh.s.-,,ss.s.: .a,...
sasr oo ss ssssa sss: r;es.. Leg Hs s.i.
Haven. 90 HSn: cS 10, a ss;sa ;Tssssd TSs Es!s.
Mistress Mist rbly. fernak. Boonesilse and Buck.
and 1p. ne isd b:1, fe
SlS.0o. IS so; N.2o won; By Right, IIo sHunt..
amerl 500, $2ys0, second: Dr: eamuel, Ia
& FisS ssssi Bounding Bound 's 4stsu.s s S'resS snS
sk.:.ss ~. q. nile .pe one 7.i.sssnth;
eo &C., s 20 Won Des Joss @ III sauss
aurni. 800. shisd. sSs Tine. si.zs Is. csv:i. 4
.Nsahotah, Fearless One and Dainty Lady ais
VI
Evening star., 1922-03-05
Havana Race Results

First race, three-year-olds and up: six fur
longs-Hullo. 1O6 tHuntl, 8 to l, to 2, 6 to
8. won; Sir Jack, 1Os (Chalmers), 8 to /. to
s, second; Thistle Bloom, 95 (McLaughlin). !.
{ to 5. third. Time, LIS 1-5. Blazing Fire,
Peaceful Star, Automatic Red, Kentmere,
Lieut.. William J. Murray, Nike, aatrack and
Acclamation also ran.
Second race, three -year-oldS and up; SIX fur
longs-Reliab biIity. 100 Penmanl. even, l to
to s. second; Riddles. 1os {Kelsayy: to 4:
Winks, Jill. Catoctin and Major Domo also
Third race, three-ye.r-olds and up; i've and
one-half furlonSs-Marion Hoflins. 102 Bryd-
gss). to 1. 5 to 2. 8 to 5, won; Currency.
l20 CRobinsonl, / to s, to 9. second: Sun
Rose. 107 (Pooll. to I. third. Time. 10! a.s.
Sun Girl. Clark NJ. Billy Boots, Pittsburg,
Sugar Mint. Pleasant and Lee Enfield also ran.
Fourth raoe, three-year-olds and upwards:
one and one-sixteenth miles-Darnley. 1l6
dryer. to 8. to 8. ! to 10. wen: Say
When. 110 (Burnsl. to I, 2 to I, second;
Audrey A.. 1OT (Chalmers), 2 to 8, third
Time. 40 %. Lady Lovitt. Ineinerator, Fly
H4me Burley and stirug also ran.
Money. los lseheaeij. 5 to :. to 10. Won:
third. Time. IA. Tatting. Count Boris,
Koran and Harlan also ran.
Sixth r.oe. one mile and ssvsnty yasds;
four-year olds and up-Hlman, 1Oe {PoolJ, 3
TO !, to 2, 3 to 8, won; Naysyills, 100 (es1.
manl, to 5, to 3, second; Osgood, III
tMaibenl. to 10. third. Time. La. Byrne,
George ". Dolly G.; All yestaa. Rrynlimah,
1lsA -e14 1elA J oaat - -
Evening star., 1922-03-05
SARAzEN GOLF winner;
M'LEOD TIES FOR 7TH

NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-Gene
Sarazen, Pittsburgh, won the title OF
southern open golf champion here to-
day by turning in a score of 2s4 for
the 72-hole medal play in the south
ern golf championship tournament.
Leo Giegel of New Orleans was
runner-up. with a score of 302, while
Cyril Walker, Englewood. N. j., lead
er of the field for part of the day.
finished third with a score of 304.
Jock Hutchison. British champion,
finished fourth, with 3os.
Other low scores include: Charlie
Hoffner, Philadelphia. 311: Pete
OHara, New York. 312; Fred Nc
Leod. Washington, 313; Jim Barnes.
Pelham. n. Y. American open cham
pion, 313: Bill Melhorn, Shreveport,
La, 314; Lloyd Gullickson, Chicago,
315; Tom Lally, San Antonio, BIS:
John Rogers, Dayton. Ohio. sls: John
Golden, New York, sis; Tom Rajoppi,
Maplewood, N. j.. 31S; Bob MacDon-
aid, Chicago, 318.
Evening star., 1922-03-05
NAVY TEAMS TRIUMPH
IN FIVE SPORT EVENTS

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 4.-Naval
Academy athletic teams scored in FIVE
sport competitions here this afternoon
Navy boxers won from Penn State by
four bouts to three. The score was even
on actual bouts, but the unlimited
weight event was forfeited to the Mid
shipmen.
Navy wrestlers won from West vir-
ginia by q to 0. Three bouts were won
on falls and the other four OH decisions
Massachusetts Tech furnished the
opposition in the swimming and GYM
nastics, losing both by decisive
scores. Navy swimmers won by 40
to 13. With Boiling, Kannakanui,
Winkjer and Sinclair the Navy 160-
yard relay team clipped a fifth Of a
second from the local records, which
had stood at 1.16 2-5.
The Navy gymnastics won an
overwhelming victory, So to being
the score. Remarkable tumbling by
Comp and performances upon the fly
ing rings by Mold and Taylor were
the features.
Navy swordsmen won over Penn with
foils. sabers and duefing swords. The
Midshipmen took all nine bouts with
the foils and three of the four with the
sabers and dueling swords.
Evening star., 1922-03-05

81 wins and 20 losses each. Golden
Rule 10 fourth, having triumphed in
26 Of 4S starts. Following as named
are Eastern. Brightwood. Harmony,
Salem. Federal City and Beacon.
teams are Inge. Amity. 1o5-2s; Me-
gaw. Mount Pleasant. 1O4-47; Har-
vile. Central. 101-1s: Rhorbach.
Golden Rule. 1O1-11: Loeff1er. East
ern. 1911; Lund, Brightwood, 95-25;
Pope. Harmony. 97-44; Moore, Salem,
1924: Gregory. Federal City. s7-l3;
PLACER. Beacon, .s4-3.
High game has been rolled by
Baird of the Beacon quint at 144.
Megaw of Mount Pleasant holds the
high set record with a score of 367,
good shooting in any league.
Big scores were bowled on the Sher-
man drives last week in the strug-
gle for tickets for the opening Amer
ican League base ball game between
the Nationals and Yankees. Ticket
mons. 1852: Works. $50: Scott. 147;
Rosenberg. IA; Miller, 142; Reiff, 142;
Supplee, 40; Baur, 1873; Croft, 1877:
keelan, 1856; Watson, 1876.
Pete IIcCambridge, bowling with
Potomac Boat Club on the Arcade
drives. set a season record for the
Nautical League. If not for the city,
when he scored a three-game set
of SSs. His games were 13S, 127 and
134.
Another welcome addition to Wash
ington's bowling alleys now is being
constructed by q prominent contrac-
tor. The new building will contain
forty alleys on two floors. Each
level will have two sets of ten alleys,
radiating from an entrance lobby,
some thing novel in buildings devoted
to bowling. The structure will be
ready about August /.
A meeting of the Washington CITY
Duckpin Association will be held this
morning at II o'clock at the Recrea-
ton Health Center Officers will he
elected and tourney plans discussed.
Evening star., 1922-03-05
TWO COURT TITLE T|LTS
| ON COLISEUM PROGRAM

Two titular series basket ball games
are to be played this afternoon on the
Coliseum court. Before the Yankees.
District Independent champions. and
the challenging Grace Athletic Club
take the floor in the first match of
their three-game tournament Roam
ers and Kanawhas will clash in the
decisive contest of a series for Junior
laurels. Each of the contenders has
scored over the other. The first game
will get under way at o'clock.
When the Kanawhas and Roamers
have settled their arguments, the
Manhattans will be ready to tackle
the winners. Manager Hutchinson.
who lives at 1905 Rosedale street
Washington and Baltimore Y. M.
II. A. quints will clash at the Palace
court March 12. The locals will VISIT
Baltimore for a match in the 4th
Regiment armory, March 16. ..
Two games will he played at the
Palace court this afternoon. At 8
O'Clock Stanton Juniors will take the
floor against the Warwicks. A match
between the Camp Humphreys All
Stars and Palace Athletic Club will
follow.
Tiger Mtdgets overwhelmed the
Roamer Midgets in 22-to-11 engage
ment- The winners played a strong
floor game.
Emerald Athletic Club took a dou-
ble-header, beating st. Stephens, 4S
to 4, and the Rovers, 81 to 21.
Terminal r. r. r. n. C. A. nosed out
the Navy Yard Marines, 27 to 25. in a
game at Union station. The Y team
gained hearty lead in the first half,
but had to battle desperately in the
second.
Mnrdelle Athletic Club vanquished
| the Park View Midgets, II to 10.
Both teams guarded well.
Jinx Athletic Club downed the
Orioles. 81 to 21. The Jinx quint
never was headed.
knights of Columbus basketers will
entertain the Emanons in K. of c.
Hall this afternoon at o'clock. Next
Sunday the Aloysians will be the
guests Of the Caseys.
Circle Athletic Club teams won
two games. The regulars beat the
Yosemites, Is to s. and the juniors
| took the measure of the Eagles, 22
| to 10.