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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

6U6U66AN x6VSG61
FOR sALE-Continuea.
5 ROOMS; ELECTRTCTfY; dAkAGE: Run
ss ess,, ess oass: ::
It., Takoma Park. is'
urban districts about the city. also houses
If from noss:s q to ws soas & sad
to have y9u yn,IGg sonsnlt oT%sreS 1SSrt fhsse.
1907 New York Ave. NV.
Main 1I68 and 626S.
By OWNER. AT PRE-wAR PRicEs-oNE
and two story Bungalow; Takoma Park; new;
reasonable; convenient: artistic: workmansnip AN
guaranteed near car and school; $500 to
Sc, 500; terms for desirable buyers. LEHTO 4
sTANELY. $40 Elm ave., Takoma. Phone
FOR sALEIAT WOODSIDE; MD. OPPOSITE
school house. one-half square from pike and
tomato water supply system. electricity. hot.
water heat and garage; large lot, 1o0Iioo;
garden, berries. fruit. grapes, etc. Price.
BEST PAYING CORNER IN SUBURBS. con-
with reasonable terms. Address Box PEE. s.E
OWNER LEAVING CITY-sEMI; BUNGALOW.
lots (l00115o}. I rooms. bath. electric
lights. gas. double garage. laws @ shade. 1n fFS,t
ssss ts! Sfs fs sb1ss e.sh .vs safs ay.tt.Iie Ma
NEW, ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. ONE
block from cars at Riverdaie; seven rooms
and bath: full cellar: all modern improve
II. WEIGH, Room 204, 1901 II st. NV. 1s'
STORE AND CROOK HOUSE IN soUTHERN
Maryland, acres, outbuildings: Dargaih'
So, $50. Apply owner, 53l l1th sc: II.
SMALL HOUSE, s LOTS: GAS, BLOCKS
cars; exceptional opportunity. r. L. sLAGLE.
Clarendon ave. l. Alton pl.. Clarendon, Va. le'
FOR sALE-7.R00M. MODERN HOUSE IN
Hyattaville. Md. Address II Wine ave-
Hyattsville. Md. s'
BY OWNER LEAVING TOWN-BUNGALOW,
8 rooms, bath. h.w.h., electricity. electiic
range: large porch. 10x70: garage: garden
planted: fruit, chickens: one-third acre on .
sts.; city water: aiso pump: must De so'd AZ
once; furniture for sale. Cedar ave and ZEN
ton ST., Silver Spring, Nd. Phone Woodsioe
on RIDGE ROAD NEAR AMERICAN UNI
| versity-An exceptional opportunity to secure q
suburban home with modern conveniences.
Home contains eight spacious rooms and
hath: electricity; good porches; splendid lot
and two-car garage on rear.
Has recently been thoroughly redecorated
| inside and painted outside.
Possession will he delivered rs soon as title
company reports title.
Price, $13.5OO. Reasonable terms can be
arranged
Main 21OO. 1872 Eye St. NV.
| PRETTY SUBURBAN PLACE; 8 ACRES
| fruit; poultry house: 6ne water: high eleva-
! tion. Address BOX 3O4-K Star ofice. 18'
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ROSEMONT. !,
For rent. Four rooms and hath. This is the
lower aoor Of q splendid two-famiiy house on q
lot 4Ox110. Every convenience. 1t rents for
$40 per month.
F. C./Goodnow Company, :.
TO 18th st. NV. Main 307
- virginia ofnce,.
North Rosemqnt Gtition. Alexandsia g26S-
BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. .A:A.I.. FUR
nished, In the 1-fare sone. w blocks from
: 2 furnished rooms for Lh. +.
4.roem hat, AMI.
rooms for lh.k... furnished
rooms, unfurnished, Ink.
E. H. SHINN,
Sa2s 84th ST., Mt. Rainier, Ma.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 456-W.
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. WALTER O'HARA,

Exclusive Agent.
I Specialize in Nearby virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 II NV.
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WANTED

H0UsEs. lots AND FIRMS 70 Bell IN
ARLINGTON and FAIRFAX counties, We.
(hayinr personally made over 100 sales IN
nearby VI. past % noath5): Y 1ears' expert.
ence u real estato saleo4An.s Perhaps It would
Be to your adv.ataee to list Va. pregerty for
sale with me. No sale. no charge. WALTER
O'HARA, 1909 H ct. NV. Phone Main 1923.
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MODERN HOME.
CLARENDON, VIRGINIA.
ONJV &6 oeO

Splendid neighborhood; we'll built; rooms,
supplied, $l75 per month; elec. range; gas
heater for water: inclosed porch nrst door
rear: pump; chicken house; fruit trees;
shade trees Lot 7sx12s. fenced; lightnins
rods; porch entire front; living room. dining
room, bay window u windows: southern e1-
posure), pantry, window and cabinet; kitchen.
porcelain sink; hne bedrooms, each large
closet; bath. 3. pieces; cellar: up-to-date elec:
fixtures; grounds fine condition; one Of incest
sections Of Clarendon. close to stores. school,
churches; No. z Strickler ave. Clarendon. Va.
Owner occupant Mr.. A. I. Reinburs. Pos,
session 80 days. Terms. $1,000 cash. $61 100
per month. Inspect any time. VIII be sold.
Bee II. Sign ON property.
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By OWNER-BEACTIFUL, WELL BUILT
HOME
Most beautiful suburb near Washington
Montgomery county. IL miles from Washing
ton; large rooms and bath, sleeping porch.
electric lights, sewerage. excellent water:
house perfect condition, recently decorated;
one acre, fruit, grapes, shrubbery. flowers.
garden planted: gardeners cottage; partly
furnished, beautiful mahogany antiques. Bar
gain II sold Immediately. Call Remington
5-R on Saturday or Sunday or after pm.
on other days for details and appointment to
inSnect Address Box 2oo-E, Star once.
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Phone Hyattsville exchange, 393.W-
s-ROOM BUNGALOWS,
LYON PARK.
Brand-new bungalows In Washington's fast.
est growing suburb. several at $3.50 cash.
Others at 81. 900: two Al houses, all improve.
.ash and moderate monthly payments.
Call at Lyon Park ONCE today. Take Falls
Church line trolley at 18th st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave. (Mt. Vernon station). get OF al
Lyon Park ONCE on property.
RUBY LEE MINAR.
washington-412 Evans Bldg. Main 1145: :.
yirriniaSLyon Park of1ce. Clarendon 273-J-1
8 ROOMS-ONLY $500.
New home. Clarendon section: all improve
ments; 4 large bedrooms, sleeping porch; large
lott convenient terms. Address Box Ss5-k.
Star office,
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REAL VALUES.
groom house. gas. bath; vacant; move In;
e 16O; $500 cash, $40 per month.
4-room modern bungalow; vacant; 1890:
$500 cash. $40 per month.
H. c. MAYNOR,
1915 3ard ST.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyattsville exchange. 393.W.
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F; ARMY OFFICER LEAVING CITY DESIRES
! to sell detached residence in Chevy Chase.
u. c. Four bedrooms and s'eepinc porch: large
| lot; several shade trees and a two-car garage.
/ Address Box 63-k. Star office. ls. :
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seatou st. near North Capitol st.-8 rooms
ba tn, cellar, furnace; garage for : cars ASK
ing 81 500. Terms.
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. ha this cellar: two-family fiat; AL condition
Immediate possession. Asking S4.7oO: S1o'
sh
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WANTED-FLOoR SPACE

TWO LARGE SPACES IN NORTHEAST
suitable for shop: electric lights. running
water: roof must be in good condition; rea-
sonable. Call Line. 5135-W, before noon.
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DETACHED CORNER, PETWORTH: SIX
rooms. tiled bath: hot-water heat, elec. ligHr.'
gas; porches; awnings. screens. $1,000; easy
terms. Address Box l9T-k. Star Office ls'
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Monroe at near 18th st.-Best buy OF 18tl
st q large rooms, tiled bath. cellar hot
water heat; double back porch. Price, S1,oo0
20 600 cash Possession August i.
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JULY AND XUGUST-FURNIsHED LARGE
house, 2 acres ground, fruit and shade trees.
Apply A. C. REINHARDT. Kensington, Nd. 1S'
f3.R00M SUBURBAN HONE. FULLY FUR
nished; one car fare; July 1 to October 1;
II. W. OFgUTT. -
Wis. Ave. and N st. - Pc
Phone West 200.
AT GREAT FALLS. VA. on HILL. FIRST
house-Three-room Aat, new and beautifully
furnished; reasonable; references: NO: children.
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R0sEMONT.
Sunday special: Five-room bungalow. BE
sure to see these choice new homes. Bee how
they are built. 60 over the arrangements In
vestigate the neighborhood. You Will md every
thing satisfactory. Price and terms most rea'
sonable and well within your means.
Take big electric car at 10th and Pa. ave.
and get OF at North Rosemont station. Our
agent will meet you there.
-ao ,..l =; =, G. = eSoDSow q COMPANY; X,,n 40,
North Rosemont Station. Alexandria 926.
ROCKVILLE. MD-8ROOM HOUSE: GOOD
condition: large lot: near cars: immediate nos
session: must be sold: sacrifice. $3.50. GEO.
F. HULL. Rockville. Nd.
CHERRYDALE
New bungalow; rd0ms, bath. sleeping
porch: small cash payment. Your own brotef
9t see owner at 40 schutt ave-. cherryS:ie' %.
WOODBRIDGE. d. 9.
New Groom ami; easy payments.
New bungalow, only $500 cash.
7-room house, furnished. for rent. $s5 per
month.
Several bargains to ofler.
F. A. LINGER. 2a77 R. !. Ave. NE.
LEAVING WASHINGTON, MUST SELL M
mediately aix.room cottage: three lots; at.
tractive;. $1,000 terms. Call CLEO ICE
Glen Echo Hgts.. Sycamore Island station static
SIX ACRES At SPRINGFIELD. MD;
cheap Col. 1Os7s. 1s'
NEW FTvE-R0OM AND BATH sTrcCO
bungalow In beautiful suburb; twenty minute1
from heart Washington. Price. q 1850; ~. OOC
cash. Address Box 298-K, star ONCE. 1S'
I ROOMS. BATH. ELEC.. .sGAs, FUR. HEAT,
lot 5Oxl50, fruit. garden. flowers, fully
screened awnings: best section Of HyattS-
Vile; price. $500: $1,000 cash. Owner
SfX. ROOM FRAME: MI: GARAGE: NEAR
by Maryland; terms. Address Box 813-k. Star
ONCE.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SELL NEW
bungalow; garage: chicken house; electricity
city water; large garden and fruit: easy
| terms. 125 Atlantic st. Sc. Ph. Lin 3o51J
OWNER WILL SELL (OR EXCHANGE FOR
city property modern Groom house at River
dale Park. Md. half block from railroad and
Baltimore boulevard: lot over 10. 900 square f..
with garage and chicken house. Price, 81. 500
Address Rex 224-K. star once.
ONE OF THE BEST HOMES N KENfL
worth. d. c.: on corner; nne prtvet hedge In
front, nicely trimmed: very high hedge IN rear
s-r and b., we'll constructed house, 2 halls. At
tic. cellar. furnace heat, nice porch; lot 50 BY
1928 feet: flowers. nne lawn. chicken house fol
400 chickens: owner leaving city to make home
in the south. Price. $500; 1000 in bldg
assn, balance cash; possession or no sale.
L 2071 SEwsoM. 11l0 Il ne
FOTK-ROCE BCNGALOy,- TAkOMA; IN
provements; lot 55x100 TT; $500. Coiumbta
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!; SUBURBAN PROPERTY

RETHEsDA, WATKINS ArE.-MODERN .
room house, block from eafs; acre ground: !:
fruit, flowers, garage. Owner on premises. 23s
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p st. near Dupont Circle-ll rooms:
hat electricity; cellar: furnace heat. Asl
ing Si2. 500. Terms. Possession August 1.
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MODERN NORTHEAST HOME. =
Groom brick, near Lincoln Park; colonial
porch. large rear porch. sleeping porch: h.w-h.-
electric lights. stationary tubs: back lot IN
paved alley: very reasonable price and terms
Phone Lincoln 31sl-J
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
..Tl,a,- L no,r w IN eli hinnfnn y

Ihey hnoW WAsHlHRion
1897 Eve ST NV Tel. Main 1871.
THE BEST HOUSE FOR THE PRICE NOW
on sale in this city. Exceptional location; pro-
tected b. zoning lawsfrom cheap houses. Large
living room, dining room, kiphen and pantry
on the first floor. hardwood hoor fonr rooa.,;
two ba this, inclosed sleeping porch on second
door; large attic: cement porches: built-in ga
rage For price and terms. see TERRELL
LITTLE. INC. Agents. -14l3 Il 81. NV
BAY CITY READY-CUT HOME Co. EN...
elusive agency for d. c.. North Beach AN
Chesapeake shore lands; Fine houses ,sa.y sas,
Oregon ave. NV. Phone North 2543 -tn"s,
COLoRED-NEAR NAVY DEPT.-slJo CASH
$40 monthly, including all interest. buys ~
nice Groom brick house; don't miss this chHnce
GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD, ga.
425 Bond Bldg. Main 1888 IL.
, RMS BATH. LAT. HEAT, IS MOS. OLD;
! 6 rms, bath, lat. heat. new paper; sfa~'.
q rms bath gas. lat heat: $3,ooO. - :.
COREY & WOOD, ..,r =
S16 14th st. NV. MAIN 4i1;-
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FROM OWNER AND BUILDER.

$3.50 $1,000 CASH.
Petworth: 6 rooms; largest sleeping porches
in the city; pretty tapestry brick: lots li3
# deep: 13-ft. alley; large living rounr:
French doors lead from dining room 10 spa
c:ous breakfast porch: beautiful white ktchea
cabinet: large pantry; large closets; roomy
tiled bath: mahogany and ivory trim; hwh.:
electricity; stairway and floors of hardwood:
THIS IS UNQUEsT1oNABLY THE BiSF
VALUE IN THE CITY AT THIS PRICE.
Address Box 24-K. Star office.
OLD CHEVY CHASE. JUST OFF CIRCLE
A most attractive hoi.e set amidst beautiful
old shade trees, on large lot In most Dr.
lightful location; house is OF granite and
single construction: rooms and bath, ssr-
wants room and bath; cement driveway TO gs>'
rage. all modern improvements: musf he seen
TO he appreciated. Owner leaving town and
anxious TO sell. For further particulars address
Rnx aS. II Star Office.
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4th st. between East Capitol and Pa ave
se-9 rooms, 8 baths. Rented Furnished
apartments, $50 per month. Bargain 10
So 500. Terms. Possession August 1.
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600 + ST. N.E.-s ROOMS AND BATH AND
garage: perfect condition: can be rented ad-
vantageously: immediate possession: price.
81 600. Inspection by permit only. JOS. A..
HERBERT & SONS. 515 East Capitol st. =.
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CnnffnreA

FINE LOCATION IL Mt. PLEASANI. HI
elevation: tapestry brick. six rooms and bars.
sleeping porch: overlooking Rock Greek Park-'
House has all modern improvements. with
latest Duiltin features, attractive electric fVs
lures. open fireplace: situated on corner: l..r.-
terraced lot: room for three garages. Prize. :
right for quick sale. Address Box l29 X. 81,
office. -
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CoLORED-s2GO CASH BUYS A MODERN -
room house; colonial porch; front and bsc.I
yards: alley in rear Irving 81, Sh.r-
man ave. GRANVILLE L. BRADFORD. Rzsi
Bond Bldg Main 1sg3 lSA =
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Mt. PLEASANT; ON 18th STREET NEAR,
Lamont street; n-story and basement tapestry.
brick home Of rooms and tiled bath; deep
lot with good rear yard and brick garage t0
paved alley. Will give possession with dsed.,
An offer of Sl2. 800 will be considered. In
spection by permit only. ,.-
JOHN W. THOMPSON & co.
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Before Buying
Consult WEIGH, Realtor,
Harry 81
18th end New York are. Main 1915.
Coz PA. AVE. NORTHWEST.
Runs through to st. Four story brick build
ing: good for any business.
WASHINGTON REALTY EXCHANGE.
504 st. NV. Main 1<0o.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTY. NJ. ARGTEsO q co.
INC. Plaintiff against THE MUNICrrAf,-
lTy OF HuMACAO. Defendsn- Plairtir
desires the trial Of this action in the
County OF New York
To the above named Defe odant:
YOU ARE HEREBY ST ~MONED 70 ar
swer the complaint in this action and %
serve copy of your answer or. If fhs
complain is not served with this summons
TO serve notice OF appearance on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, exclu l..
sve of the day of service. In case OF your
failure 10 appear or answer. judgment Will
be taken against you BY default for tho
re.'ef demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. November ., 1921
ALEXANDER &. GREEN
Attorneys for PlaintiN. Office and p O.
Address. No. I2o Broadway. Borough
stian, Clty of New York, y. y.
To The Municipality OF Humacao:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by pubilca ton. pursuant TO order OF
Honorab BILE Robert r. Wagner. one OF tho
Justices OF the Supreme Court OF tho state
OF New York. dated the eth day OF Do
cember. 1921. and filed with the complaint
IN the office OF the Clerk of the County Of
New York. at the County Court House OF
New York County. in the Borough OF Man
haitian. City and State of New York.
Dated. New York. December IS. 1921
Yours etc.
ALEXANDER e. GREEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and p o,
Address. No. l20 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. city OF New York. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Havana Results

First race (pursc. 500 claiming three
ysar olds os dNs ,,,So@, snd haf forlonss9 -,
to 5. won Col. Chile 100 Pribble) 4
20 j. to and to ;. second; Elias o.
1ol CW,lson), 20 to /. ,.,., to and to /,
sun Clrl, Awning and Smiling Lad also ra n.
Second race tpurse. 500: claiming throe-
lear-olds and upward six furlongs)-
Tacola. III NMorrl lssey)' TO 10 5 and
TO !. TO and to second; lf<ran. lO2
CPooD. to J. TO and TO ?. third
Time 1913 -. Rankin. zululand. Rameau
Ameri can Eagle. NJ jor Parks and The In
Qurer also ran.
5000: three year olds. FIVE and p half fu-
longs Bell Of Elizabethtown. III CF!elds>.
second. Lest one. iii Cpictens1. to T.
= to and to $. third Time. LOS 25
Graussian and Mayor House also ran
"a ards)-Cairnito. a9 (Po~-,an,
to and to 5, won; Who Can Tell. 30
second. Felix ~ los eMoorel. 4 to
to and to s. third Time l:A4 ] g.
List, Light Fantastic. Rulrer. Rey Ennis
Fifth race (purse 500. threc-ycar- -olds
and upward claiming; mile and nffy
ysrdso--C' lou Derby los NiunD, to
Roclsport, 11s ODominick). to 2 7 to s
and to 10. third. Tmc. .'s IS. Dolly
O. Bs by Faust Suez Great Hawk and
Tawasentha also ran
sixth race 'purse. 500; four-year- oids
and upward. claiming mile)-wise Man.
mon I9S dasSS MsSsyiie to o5 5w{,@ni e and to
l TO and to 4. second Mary Jane Baker
lo2 ,Penman). TO !. to and even.
5hpd eande TIRE nhS aT1v M NJ stevens s,ssy Nd ffrs
(1lnk also
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Johnny Dundee Finishes Work
for Bout With Joe BENJAMIN,

Indicates that he attaches more than
ordinary Importance to his debate
with Benjamin. The winner of this
bout will be in fair way to secure
match with Benny Leonard, lightweight
champion.
An interesting phase Of this situation
llcs IN the fact that Benny is also
dong his stuff at Scamon's and was
yesterday skipping tho rope on the
gymnasium floor only about twenty feet
from the ring in which Dundee was
engaged III smearing his sparring
mates. Leonard, doing n light fantas-
t,c that would have been credit to
the lightcst of the Russian ballet, kept
furtive eye on the ancient but still
dangerous Italian
When Dundee quit the ring Leonard
entered it and went through several
hard rounds with his staff He took on
hcavywcights and handed them q fine
!acing. Bcnny's activities in the ring,
however were not to be compared with
his exquisite shadow boxing. To see
Benny battling a phantom opponent is
a complete show in itself. In this act
he uncovers the wizardry that has made
him great. He works up to pitch of
sustained speed that leaves one wonder
ing where he gets the energy.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Havana Entries

First race tpurse 500. claiming; three
year olds nj upwa I'd six furlongs) s)-Dif-
fidence. 1o3; Shy Ann. 1o3; cot. Ijiliurd.
lio InYo l1o; John j. Casey. no. Kay
man 1lo; TEotnbioom l1o. Ora COON. no:
-Nltanahs, H.. Nhlte Crown. ll.: Pros
porous ga by. 111; Acclsmation. 1l3
Second race tpurse 500: claiming. FOR
four ysar-olds and upward; five and y
half furlongs) -'Sunroee. l02 Marion
HolNns. lo2: WedsewooG los: sBleo<
Baby. l05; SMdian.. ln7 Good Hops. los
Third race trurse 800: claiming; for
three -year-olds and upward; SIX furlongs)
Mo6n Winks. 81; Ircinerator. 1Os Moli.
nero. los; Blondei. los; Haran. tlo; sevil-
ll2; Golden Red. liz; Jack Hcalv. ll5;
Mess XII. lie. The Belgian IL. 1l5
Fourth race (purse 800: for three-yoar-
olds. six furlones) Ostclie. io2, Jltinlata
i0. Article X. 1H7, Onessda, 107 Ran
del. III: Ultimo, ll2; Tincastie, i07
FIFTH race (purse 500: claiming: for
three .2ear-o olds and inward: mile and
fly yards - Forge Ahead. o.. "Rosoa fe
9s. 'Chincotcaeue, 100. 'Christie roiters,
1902: Hyrne. '05; Dan. 10. Cot Ii. 100
sixth race (rurse 500; claiming, for
three year-oids and UPWARD milo and a
siatcenth) -A!eso. 90 HyorcS SO, Mar
celia Boy. loS. Au Ecvoir. 10S. Jap Murna
iHs N"va 20, los. sea IIchin. lca: sMea-
dowortr, l09, Summer Sigh l0s. Com
s,antine, llo. Misericorde. 49, Marauder,
IA.
aApprantice aliowannA
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
By Jack Lawrence

The class Of Now York's sporting
fraternity will be in Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night to sec Johnny
Dundee and Joe Benjamin mix in the
star bout of fifteen rounds. Both bows
have finished their hard training and
Will loaf until the time comes for
answering the bell.
Dundee put in his last hard work
out yesterday afternoon at Seamon' s
e mnaslum. He topped the session off
with about eight rounds of tough mill
ing with boxers of various wcights
" hen he finished he told the writer
That he had never felt more fit in his
life. When Johnny took Off his leather
head gear after having battered his
sparring partners about with lot moro
earnestness than one generally sees in
training affairs, he said:
well. Pm glad that's over Now I'm
ready to hand Joe Benjamin "A swell
entertainments"
Just what Johnny meant may be i'm
agined. His close friends who have
been watching his daily workouts de-
clare that they have never seen him in
better shape. They say that the ser
iousness with which Dundee has trained
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
New Orleans Results

Firs, race (tor two-ycar -olds; maidens;
GaimnS pure s9oo i@oG- hrSs Is ,a
and TO .. Won. Athlete. l12 (Walls>. IL
to l. 6 to and TO !, second: The Mule
skjnner "a Ikins), 5s 70 l. 10 amt
Bob McCray. rlusionist, Miss Lady. Laura
Caffney and koellia also ran.
Second race tfor three YEAR Odds: claim
ins purse $1,000 six turlonEs)-fittle
Patsy. ll3 pooD. to ]. to and . TO s.
won; Tlsrm.s kemble. l0l Robbins). 20 to
l. 5 to end to +. second, Happy Rux-
10. third Time. 20 SIS. Ciinchheld. Hills
Gale. Yelled Colleen, stamp. Lady Roches-
ter and NiileS also ran.
Third raco 'for fourycar-olds aud up
ward claiming purse s. 900. fiX fur
lones>-Thc Decision ia Ponce. to 1.
10 ana even. won: Johns Umn1a, 1os
ond rickiish. llS (wrson). Q to l. 9 TO
10 and e ;. third. Time. 1:la 4-s. Nose.
ward claiming. purse $1,000. six furlongs)
--Escarpoletie, los tBruenins). ~ to 4
,Frale>N. Is to l. 5 to ] and to /. second
Lady Luxury. 1os tMooney). % >. to
3 and 70 .. third time. 20 50. AblAzo
Moody, kirah and Doric also rar.
-itth race tThe Kingsley House laandl-
cap: for four year olds aud upward: purse
$500 mile)--Bygone Days IFS
1Moouss). to . to ana TO :. won
slippery Elm, 10 tMorris). 20 /. Q to
and even. second; Blarneystone. lo2
O.ans). to !, to and to 5, third
Time. ~ 20. Kings Champion. Veto
and Lucky B 81 so ran.
Sixth race (1he Hrookdale Purse for
four-y -year-olds and upward, allowances :,
purse 1000; one mile and seventy yards)
Pastoral Swain. l07 tPonce). 1e to 5.
6 to and - :. won; Promising Ton,
lG5 6Wilson,. . to !. to and 10 @
second. 7'hs-on. lo5 O.. Mcp, mott. lo
10 / to and to =. ihird. Time
1853 CirArron, Mysterious Girl Duke
John and Eunzaf ai-o ran.
Seventh rae. for three year olds .
rhs~lne 7o2 trhorlas,. ~ TO :. even ana
T. : won. Printers nevi' ts ,Wiison>
!. TO !. to and 20 i. seoond: Lucky
6siil loc ,i'ooD. 10 :. to and to 5.
,lird Time 81 IS. Bullet, Dolly Var
der. bennington ana Matches Mary aIsV
ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
New Orleans Entries

First race opursc $1,000, for two year.
olds maiders three furlongsN i M
Quara. ~; 81. Angelina. IA. Mildred Lor-
raine. lli. k"wpi" $. IA; Dearie. 114
Lady Ross lit. Mascottc. ~ asupcrbum
ia: Rejection. ia Golden Fork. aFran-
all r. Griffin entry
Second race Course. $1,000. claiming foi
four-year- olds and upward six furlongs)
'Plsin Bill, 100, Ross r.. los. Retsinda
10a LADY Mildred 100. 'Malvolio. 1oq
Polo. l1H. serbian, lso. -lielen Athin. toi
Eer ''' r II. Pnndergast 1oS Marb
west. 40.
four-y -year-olds and upward. ak furlorge'
i.e iSieuet TO. raul Connolly. l12 ,Ras
los 'Maric Maxim, 100. 'locarno J0t
Cobalt Lass lo5. 'logo. ll5. prctende'
ia. 'Ace OF Aces ll6. Siesta. 1o5.
Fourth rsco 1pursc $1,000. allowance
fof four -vear-olds and upward SIX fur
lorEs) ~-Sera pis. lo5; Bright Lights i01
Scryitor 112; Coin de Cause l0i rep
1ot. Him Bang l07 Mulchar. ITO.
Fifih race (purse, sl.5oo: the Merchants
Handicap. for three year -olds. one rile) -
costisau. los Cominander McMcekin. liz
Marsdale los; Miriam Cooper. 1903. Ash
land. l0t.
sixth race ,pursc. $1,000; cla inning; lo,
three year oids and upward m,ie and ssV
"nty Yards Scotch NNrdict. l12; "Romeo
lll. <Vority. l1a Alex Jr, no; Ettahe
10. Mickey Moore, 40 Little Ed, ll0
" odthrush. llo.
Seventh race 'purse. $1,000 calming
Tor three wear olds and upward mile and
l12 Sammy Jay, 40; 'Tulsa. III Nor
.ecA i1". Honeward Bound, l04; La
hross. ITO
'Apprertice allowance Claimed