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The New York herald., 1922-02-12
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

ron sAI,E-New and unused Becker 3 ver-
ficai miller. with rotary table; reguiar
cotipment: immediate delivery; no dealers.
y 2os5 Herald. 2s0 B'way. |
SOI,Ip mahogany dining room set, pieces
and an upright plano. Phone Flaza ayo0.
Clothing.
CFNTLENAN'S fur lined overcoat. slightly
used. mink lining unplucked otter collar:
great bargain. GEORGE ILSLEh, II haisey
rt. Newark. N. J..
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COUPLE. 1iollanders. huEband chauffeur
mechanic. own repairs: wife good cool,
si25. best references. u .0i3 Herald, Her
aid SCI.
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COUPLE. Finnish. wife good cook and housr-
worker. man butler. useful aud chauffeur
dreiru Positions In the country. good refer
cncea Call Sunday and Monday ISIS Madi.
son pv near stii ST.. care Maia
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COrpLE--First class butler. cook. house,
keeper deri-es position where reliability
and tr,istwortincsS are essentials able IN
take car any household: country preferred:
no ,hambrrwOrk; references. 3o2 T. Iod.
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DOOE<kEEPt,R-STEN ER,
correspondent. expert. thoroughly experienced
in AL foruls OF business methods. credits
collection3; initiative; full charge office;
highest credentials: $40 4 2o1o Herald.
Herald square.
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Please r-ertscn The Eesc Fork Herald
rhen onsvevtxs any one Of the advertise
nzerts IN this Ssctioz-
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

ACcOUNTANT-Inco tax. part time book
keeping. Wright 500 9TH av. Longacre 64S3.
ASSISTANT, BRANCH MANAGER SEC
RETARY; EXPERIENCED, FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC. 1886 HERALD. HAIR
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COUPLE. colored. ~ years experiences first
class in every branch OF house dutes en-
tire charge. except laundry; personal city
reference; win drive car. Smith. .0lN Hal
sey st.. Rrooklyn Lafayette hi.i.
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BOO<kEEPER'S assistant and steno2ra pher.
ambitious beginner, graduate OF business
school. desires position. Anna Werner. 81 L.
aSth ST. Plaza 2093
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

observation-disclosures quickly made up,
seasons style. Partisan ideas: street
and evening dresses, coats, blouses; pretty
frock day; remodeling two weeks special
price. Phone Academy 0s67. Sundays and
evenings.
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CHAMBERMA1D and Waitress-Lady sailing
for Europe wants TO find places for her
chambcrmaid and her waitress. Call Mon
day and Tuesday, February 13 and II. 10-i.
at es5 Lexington av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

BUTLER VALET: cS years: French. With
good reference. wishes position. SYLVAN
Petit. EOS w. 2sth ST.
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COUPLE. FINNISH.
Very good cook and butler. useful. Call
sunday between % O'Clock. 20 West i.nth
at., care IIonlanen, or phone Harlem 5:T3.
ant 81
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CoIrPLT.--Respectable colored. and UP 10
da.c cook and housekeeper: long expert
enoe: husband quiet disposition and accom-
plished for any service wanted In home
Please answer by card. Mrs. s. Ford, io1
Wyckorf IT.. ton floor. Rroolslyn.
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BUTLER, colored. experienced houseman.
generally useful nice Christian family pre-
ferred; city or country: best reference.
Smith. .0iis Halsey ST.. Brooklyn. Lafayette
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CtIAUEFEUR- -MECH.ANlC.

CtIAUFrEUR-MACHIN
II years experience, Cadillac. Packard.
Pierce. Lancia, Locomobile; careful driver;
desires to meet party who needs a good, re-
liable man; good references. Nelson. 32s e.
sd st. Plaza 9363.
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STENOGRAPH1sE. capable ambitious begin
ner. seeks position; graduate OF business
schoo Sophia Fiehnc. 81 u. 5Sth ST.
Plaza 20n.,
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COOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. two. reliable. de-
sire positions as cook and butler; refer
oneos 4. rim Main Q2.t
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SrENOGRApIIER. GENERAL OFFICE AS
SiSTANT. DESIRES POSITION IN PHYSI-
CLANS OFFICE. CITY OR COUNTRY; {;
SEVERAL YEARS EXPERIENCE. 4 600
HERALD, $50 BROADWAY.
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STENOGRArI1ER, beginner. business school
graduate. desires positon; ambitious young
woman. Regina Gugstein, 81 u. 5Sth ST.
Plaza 2o0i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

El vapor eSan Lorenzo que llegt
aver de M X sdtraj0 los pasajeros II
guientesss f1ec "a AlgydlIgs Il
Fl p. Aadfusog Gras saAL AronpyitE
winthrop BancEufts Shsules Ban
croft, Renisch, Jesh Gastrog Juan
y. Cepero, Fl. Kinsley Draper, Ella
s. Draper, Marie Draper, n. w. DiI
eek, G. w. Duignan, Robt. Dunn, Bis
hop, Manuel Fernando, III Eesrer \
Sra, Joseph W Freeman Sra, i
B. Gfeyatt; Pierre Gregory Pillar Cue
ira. Mark kellogg 81. "A. Keen, Mnriel
Lawler, Orloff Lake; Everett Z. lie
wis, S. B. Leonardo, Hymen Lipslnires
r. III. NARROW, Francisco Matanzo, j.
M. Masque, P. NJ. Matheson, }. NJ
Mercader. Joseph MendeIschn, J. Wal
ter Minis, r, Il Monge v Sra, II. ID
Murthy, James 4. Muiqueen, /. Me
YES, H. Padr6, John S. Phelps, G. Prize
to, carmelo Quilo1les, Martina Rosa
rio, ]. Rosenstadt, Salvador Rullan
Il. Mufioz de Robert, r. W. Sexton y
Sra, Z. G. Sexton, Angelita Soler
a L. Sylvester, Arthur w. Stanley j
Sra, .. Frank Stanley, William stro
op, Il Toro, Isidoro Tejada I. #
Well, Herbert N. Wright y Sra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
NOTTCIA REcIBIDA CON
RECOGIJO

La information publicada por Ia
prensa de San Juan de que nuestro
buen amigo Mr.. Hernand Behn ha or
ganizado bajo 81 presidencia una po-
derosa compania de indeunizaciones,
la Caribbean Casualty Co" ha me-
recido el APPLAUSE general de todos.
Sc nos ha informado que colt mott
vo de los anuneios que va ha publica-
/ do esta companfa ayisando su funda-
cion, han acudido va muchos clientes.
Sus representatives generates en-
San Juan son los Sres. Behn Bros,
Inc, v el departamento. esta bajo Ia
direction de nuestro buen amigo don
Diego Carri6n, de la extinta razon So
cial Hartzell Y Carri6n.
Queremos hacer llegar al senior Ca
rri6n, por medic de estas lfneas, nues-
ira cordial felicitacion por tan acer-
tado nombramiento.
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
UNA NqEvA LANcHA PARA n

Para e1 serTicio Official de- Ia Adua'
ma de San Juan, ha sido comprada Il
Sr. Antonio Fabian, de San German
una hermosa lancha de kgasofina, IL
marcia. La referida lancha CORE cdt
un motor sGadilIae &
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
$40 en- Caguas. En- Ell resto de Ia isla

$40 en- Caguas. En- ell resto de la isla
Sc cotizaron entire 81 v 81 quintal.
Ngmes En- San Lorenzo, Santa Isa-
bel y Lares, Sc yendieron a $1.50 qtl.
En Gprab III g se YendiSi g1i s4 quintal En- El
el res resto dc In islq 81 ,precio flnetu3 en- n
ire s$a;5o gntn9talr gGlnE!it9tlalri;rs 4 a.rs8.
Batgtas Sc Nq9SnTdIlelnl yendeen a 81 quilnrltal en
Concerto, corozal, Manati y San Sc
.bastian !, ! s.. SO en, Yaucp. San Juan,
Gpaniiffa if San G German I'm lfsn FL reste &c
n issla 81 pEssseiSS pess 81 fgf Sc 20 81
i H,GNttds: Ell precio mas bajo para
las ,yaptfas fpe ned De ST. 25 en- San Loren
z9j pTeci9I 4 mas agtp fpe De $3.50 ep
GabQ q lRF9jo, El prsecio pEqmedl0 ptre eptre
los tggYY tDGeblos Fl fYe tp eptre S22J U.s. sgn e
Ggige2g Sc ye4dieron sl9.lii,gpFo "a reentavos
el ciento en- Qpl'esb9rfadillas pl's9fa Y q 50 cen
tayp9s. sl en- ~ Vance Ep los demas ppeblQqs
q pgeei9 0 Fl ffllqetq6 se tii ieRtre "a Wa fenfa
ESes 81 & siento; Itgov5Fcti III
PIdtdaOs Sc Yendieron $1sen ,Add,-
juntas y Quebradillas v a SIPS el
ciento en- san Lorenzo. En- Manatf y
San German, el precio fue de 81 Ell
ciento ' en- el resto dc Ia isla el pre-
clio fluctuo entire 50 v SIS el ciento
HueDos Eh San Sebastian y Mari
Gao Sc yendieron a $3.50 81 ciento y
en- yieques a $5. En- los slemas pue-
bios fu6 de Sc a $3 el ciento.
Asn,id6p:s Sc yende en- San Juan a
So quintal, y en- San Lorenzo, Quebra-
IpIllas y gomerfo Sc vendi6 Il Sc quin-
Idl, En- lGsr dlIenlas pueblos eI pgeeio
ille dc s4a IS duintaI ~ 8
lei precio mas alto pagado nor "a caa
fue de auintaI, EN- Nieqnes u
q precio mas Aajo fu6 de SIG 1en Pa
elias, Aihenito, Aaasco Comerfo v
Cayey. En- Adjuntas SO vendio a $15.
duintal s.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
RESOLUCIONES JUDICIALES
.SEGUNDO DISTRITO

Primitive Martinez VS.. Pedro Rive
ra ir. Cobro de ainerGs Isag cUrte tie
ne al denlandante eror desistidG odDea es1;
| ia aeei0n, y prdegla iel Htnmiento
del embargo H. costas dtesf beizas Sul
gar Co. VS.. Luis Hcrna.zy olro. Conf.
seryidumbre. A moci6n de la deman-
dante, Ia Corte ordena al Notaria que
expida copia de Ia escritura No. 129,
autorizada por d. Eco. de la Tore.
| (Erh ~ de marzO) A la vista de Ia
moci6n para desestimar el INDUCTION
interpuesfo en- este caso, comparecie-
ron les abogados de los litigantes, Y
despues CO d,iSsautir dicha moci6D la
Cortc concede dias de t6rmino para
prescntar memofanduln de antorida-
dcg. ssoSt}re ias aleesgSac esS Homes & de la de
nlandada. 4''l53a'i' III 4'' Z ls,,. IS J.
Juan isaxtto vs. Adelaida Pineia J J
otfa. ChlhpI. contrato. La cOfte acce-
ael d la soiicitnd del demandante '
le asdt6f4za para due radidpe SUI de
60 ~ IN IL t.i, y. ggst5s III
IN .l.ts!1 81 stesllsiiltI j g. ID fss5lf ~
e = SltO :sfYsa sSssr sI istuI sisT sTllllS7I IEI
sS4I sf 8
M n, ss...ss, $, ~. ,,.,o !, 3 -,
49,; sss.,, ssssS SiS IjoS .as1 Il q Ssi
al, al h Il ssolts. t1uIrsIrers Ii gg lgst &
aas lIft1Iq s1lt ousaiio ps J.fSIl asY
~ o ifS:o inas lNsstp pals liIiM soclSn qssl &
W " Neli,aneante sll is la eoa.s t qs
''s' .a.nslJall'.a as y sAesp.aOn pgsy. w
sle sH seiianda ie concede ~ d1as
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
HOGAR DE PLACEMES

La distinguida sonora dona Petra
Bertran, esposa de nuestro amigo don
Alfredo Meltz, ha obsequiado este
con una preciosa nina, la que ha We
|nido al mundo con toda felicidad, y Ia
cual respondent al nombre de Idalia
Encarnaci6n.
Reciban sus padres nuestra enhcra-
buena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
iNUEyO MEDICO MUNICIPAL ErJ
SANTURCE Il

Ell conocido facultativo Victor Coll
y Cuchi, ha sido nombrado por Ia Adj
ministraci6h Municipal de San Juan,
para que desempeie uno de los cargos
de medico de benefcencia en- el barrio
de Santnrce.
Ell doctor Coll v Cuehi, va ha toma-
do possession de su cargo, en- el caal le
deseanios mucho exito. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
Ell yAPOR oLANDEs aAURORA AZ

Ell vapor holandes Aurora, de la
MaIa Real Holandesa, Sc espera que
llegue manana a este puerto proce4
dente de Hahbufgo v Amsterdam, en-
transito para Puerto Plata, Eabo Hal
tiano; Port au Prince y Santiago de
Cuba. 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
MER ADO DE AzUCAR /

Cable retibido por Lalnborn 3 Co.,
San Juan, de su oficina de New York
Microbes, mario 20. Mercado quie-
To pero sostenido. Ventas de Cuba D
especuladores 5000 sacos i flote d
2 1882; otras ventas para embarque en-
Ia segunda quineena de abril a 2 5l16.
Rum6rase que se han efectnado ven
tas = 2.22 libre d bordo Cuba,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
EN- Ell AUXILIo MUTUo

FL estimado joven Joaquin R. Hi
gueras, empleado en- las ofcinas de
la Secretaria Municipal de San Juan,
esta recluido en- .el Auxilio Mutuo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
Ell .TANAMO''

Aver tarde lego a San Juan pro-
lcedente de New York, con carga y pa
sajeros, q vapor aTanamo1 De la AT
lantic Fruit Co. Nh
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

<ASAS& HNVS kgs4A1kAASe4t<SAe ASApUt y = Skk107-
Sac z VI zsSslsi AeT
Por unanimidad fu6 aprobada el acI
|ta de lassesi6n anterior
Sc leyeson ehtr9 otFos asuntos una
communication del director de Sanidad
w. +. Lippitt, llamando Ia atenci6n
acerca dc Ia deficiencia con que se-
gdn el-se viene hacienda la linpie-
"a p1blica municipal en- San Juan,
FL delegado senior Gambarp mani
fest6 que la deficiencia en- Ia lilnpieza
|plbIica municipal consistia en- el esta-
do de abandono que habfa dejado el
material rodante Ia antigua adminis-
TRACTION republicana.
Ell senior Belabal le replic6 al senior
Gambaro, diciendo que San Juan nun
ca habia estado tan sucio como al pre-
sente, v que Ia Administration repu-
blicana, pesar de no contar con la
!cantidad necesaria para la limpieza
de San Juan, siempre mantuvo linn
pia Ia ciudad.
Ell delegado Martinez Davila, dijo
al senior Gambaro que la defciencia
no podia bajo ningdn concepto prove
mir del material rodante y del ganado;
sino de la negligencia y ef abandono
de la Administration actual, pues q
los ounce dfss de haber tornado po-
session la actual Admins TRACTION vot6
Eun emprsstito de Glen nil do1arss, de
los cuaIes ise etnpIearon snueveA mil do
|lafes Ell rhdlas; pero dicha Admins
TRACTION iio se encarg6 de Due Sc en-
tregaran tcdas las mulas que dsbie-
ron haberse adquirido por los $4,000.
Todo Ell debate, que fue algo acalo-
RADIO termin6, nombrandose un conite
de la Comisi6n de Sanidad v Benefi-
cencia para que practicase una inves-
tigaci6n minuciosa en- ell Departanen-
to de limpieza de San Juan.
En- la pr6xina session de la Asam-
kbIea, este conite rendira un informe
de la investigation que practique, y
tanabieha Ese discutira ell presupuesto,
que hasta la fechag no 4fa 5sido ififoE-
nadoapor la Gonhisi6n dc Hacienda. :
f.r l. ~ IL 44lllsi.n IL Tota GJqg
REvTsTA DEaAGRICuETTRA DE
r35ilgeJ j PUERTO RICO sc Ia roc
esiuugo . 1F Mafz8 1922 ~ et4sIsi f'IiS',
YxTrfs 4 vrSn ~ 10 ,,IJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
IL. l.. Bacon To Be
Congress Nominee
In Hicks's Place
Son OF Late Ambassador to
France Will Run i'm Over.
whelmingly Republican
Districts; Sure TO Win

robert l.. Bacon, son of the late Rob
ert Bacon, who was Ambassador to
france, will be the Republican nominee
LOT congress this fall to succeed Rep
resentative +. c. Hicks, of Nassau
county, who expects to enter the dip
tomato service. The nomination of
MI. Bacon is regarded as equivalent to
election, as the district, which en-
braces Nassau and Suffolk counties. is
oVerwhel mingly Republican.
Mr.. Hicks's retirement from the field
was announced yesterday by William
H. Lyster, chairman of the Nassau
County Republican Committee, who
said that he had been Informed by
MIR. Hicks that he would not be p
candidate for recollection. Mr.. Hicks
mas been member Of Congress since
1914. and is chairman of the House
subcommittee on naval affairs. For
severa months friends of Mr.. Hicks
have been trying to land him in some
important diplomatic post.
The candidacy of Mr.. Bacon was an
nounced by Chairman Lyster. Mr..
bacon, who lives in Westbury, is very
p,oPu'oi Win TIE younger element in
the party, not only in Nassau, but in
this city. Mr.. Bacon is thirtv-sevcn
years old, married, and has several
Children, and is veteran of the World
war, and served overseas as Major Of
artillery.
Like his father, he distinguished
himself at Harvard in athletics, max
ing the Crimson crew He has long
taken an active Interest in politics. and
represents his district in tho Rcpub-
llcan state committee. Last year ne
campsigned for Assemblyman Fred
erick Irubee Dawson, and the year be-
fore he spoke to Nassau County audi
ences on behalf of Theodore Roosevelt
when he was a successful candidate
for the Assembly.
Mr.. Bacons father was Secretary Of
State under Colonel Roosevelt and con-
tended with United States Senator
Calder in the primaries for the United
States Senatorship in 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
m lr Iitle of the Universe
10 BE Shot Out This Afternoon
's S,a,s champeen'' Reaches JERSEY Civ -
Ro n"s'e1 heeh Is Relieved to Discover Rival a,
'"o NOT That Humdinger Girl Sbno,an

The worlds championships in r,au,,.
VIII De fought to finish in persh;n,
Field, Jersey City, at O'Clock 49,
afternoon. The contest will h. waoed
under the discerning eyes of thous.na.
OF boys and girls, hard to foo, IN ~
art OF shooting 'em. Betting ia ~
buster Hech, fourteen years old a. IN
fender of the title and w;zard I'o. ue-
game. A"'o at the
Latest reports issued from, .;,..,
camps last night were TO the effect i I'VE
the contestants are in the pinkest 90
pink condition. After giving his rival oi
the once-over, Buster said he 1ooEaa
like regular guy" The asn; ;ronta
name IN full is Otto TRAM and Nv 49,. ~. 0
rived from Washington yesterda,, 80
a retinue. after the fashion Of ch WIN
pions, laurel laden following his dosan.
81 Anna Top!ey. the thirteen-vear.o
gf', who made three hundred hovs w ~
'he capl'al 'cok sick with n counle NJ
swell asates N'up'e OF
Busters chief emotion. when soon
yesaeroay at his homo, IS Broadway
Jersey Nlty' was relief that he was not
I!,eo upon TO fight out the chamnion.
snip with girl. In fact, there 10 W.,
no harm In letting the public tnom, ~ u wv
he would have reneged and caliaa ' "a
match on, although his cha]lenee '' ;r
the hrst instance was to the VOID ~
large. This obviously would have 49, a.
unfair to the palpitating youth Of To-
sey City. whose nickels d;r,a. 'ei
cnlhle-shooting regulations are all ~
Must Be Humdinger. He Save
I'D have handed her the title with
out shot-I would, said ~ oh T.en-
rous Buster 81 don't like to cn m,ta..
with boys smaller than myself ord : :
sure wouldn't like to lick girl She
must be some humdinger, thourb. ar y
she wouldn't have beaten 800 bows N.
way she did. Girls aren't 40 wors. at
marbles. My little sister. EVELYN can
give me good stiff tussle and that's
more than my brother can" .
The prospective champion is b;c md
orawny and frank-faced. He LOOKS n as
If he ought to be the Jack Demnsnv
champions he hasn't much to saw for
himself and his autobiography runs
something like this:
Born right here on the block
father and mother both living. one
sister, one brother. Go to high school
fair pupil, nothing to boast about.
Good at all sorts of SPORTS. Have shot
marbles in the vacant lot across the
street nearly every day for years.
Licked all the kids in sight. Three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

people can also count on Ex-Governor
Martin 1t. Glynns paper in Albany to
support him. SO the regulars in the
party are making their plans with Mr..
hearst IN mind and are looking again
10 AZ Smith to save them, as he did
IN 1918, when Mr.. Hearst's emissaries
went to Saratoga and made a last
minute plea to Boss Murphy to swing
the convention to their paymaster.
Hearst Due Monday
Hearst is due back in this CITY
on Monday. in an interview with a
correspondent of The United Press in
oh1cago yesterday he said that he
Won, would see Mr.. Corners about the po-
iltical outlook on his return to this
state. Whether the meeting will he
IN Buffalo or this city had not then
been determined. And while Mr.. Con-
ners is enthusiastic. personal agents
or Mr.. hearst have been going over
the ground travelled by him and ex-
Chairman Harris to check up on their
reports.
Friends of Ex-Governor Smith yes
terday declared that if Mr. Hearst
would act on these reports he would
withdraw from the race, but they be-
lleve that he has double purpose In
mind: one, the elimination Of "Al"
Smith from political life, and the other
to keep himself in line for the Presi-
dency in 1924.
Hearst Sure. Says Connors
Connors said yesterday that he was
actively engaged in working up \
strong upstate organization for
Hearst, and that he surely would be
the Democratic nominee for Governor
next fall.
There is, in the opinion Of Mr.. Con-
nors, strong feeling among the Dem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

wee. weeks ago got gold medal for h...;.
the champions Of fifteen teen n lor beating
,h Jersey City. Each one - t thaas
o na,hp l,, beat about 100 bows in "t hie
,.;a Az" 40 you do it, Buster? Sill,
eeiehce-or what7" he was askad A''''
custer laughed. 1t was a hio 1o,u,,
@A"' seemed to come up from his boot
Most Luck, He Thinks
y. Luck! There's nothing eIse - =.
We steady hand, keep NV ero -,
mna1 I'm doing, but l can't exnlain NV ~
go l,,o,. 1ortune any way but Just that ~
luck. of course. I've Practical ~ ~ .
a ;n mat helps you some. Pm ;ust Wv Wv
.ns 10 trust to my good luck to.mer
iio", ana hcertainly expect to win
oon Know how they think thev,ra ~
ing TO make either Of us worlS chns, ~
PROM though. Well have TO stana .' !.
a aew contests with the kids of Enro %
-, me rules for this afternoons fatefv,
match are these: A''e' III
winner of best two out of tbro.
champion. '"0 "orid
A shooter may have "hxs+;n.a,
"'.everys" at any part of the es'ngs N or
knuckle down" allowed. "e' Az
Shooters must abide by decis;br. -
referee or else be disqualified and Io so
contest by default. ""u 'ose
Each contestant will provide himse,f
WITH shooter and five additional n,o
me contestants will play patti con,
monty known as fat D;.mo+ ., -'n +.
tat ! foot. Commencing line sba ~
De 20 feet from fat" ~ ''"''
Nearest throw or shot to "fat" will,
De awarded first shot, irrespect;vo !" ~ ~
shot. ia' on nrSt
Each shooter will follow accordi,c
TO his position nearest "fat." 3
Alter each has thrown to "fatn ha
must knock at least one marble frn I'VE
lat before he will be permitted to
k m other player or shooter out Of
t Ine game: When each player has
n Sn;ocked one or more marbles Off "fat''
ms marble is known as poison"
III shooter who has knocked one
or more marbles from "fat" knocks the
otner player, who has already knocked
one or more marbles from "fat," the
latter gives up his marbles and is de-
clared out of the game.
III course OF game every marble may
De shot off fiat" except the last re-
naming one. If the last marble is
shot off "fat" it must be replaced and
1he game proceeds until there is onlv
one player left. Last remaining PLAYER
IS pronounced winner of the game.