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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. - Hedwig Schwentner, Plaintiff,
against George G. Gross and others. De-
fendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclosure
and sales, duly made and entered in the
above-entitled action and bearing date the
signed. the referee in said judgment named,
will sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Saesroom, Nos. 1+-16 Vesey Street In the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
noon OH that day. by HENRY BRADY. Auc-
tioneer, the premises directed by said judg-
ment to be sold. and therein described as
follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situate, lying and being in the Nine
teenth Ward, late Twelfth Ward Of tho City
Of New York, being part of two Tots known
and distinguished on a certain Map of prop
erty in the Twelfth Ward Of the City of New
York. belonging to James w. Beekman, New
York, December. 1s49, surveyed by Richard
zimmerman. City Surveyor, and filed in the
office of the Register of the City and County
of New York, June >. 1885,, In tin case Num-
Der 2li, as and by the Number 293 and 29G.
and which Is bounded and described as fol-
lows: to wit. Commencing at a point on the
Westerly side of Second Avenue. distant
Eighty-seven feet. Southerly from the South
west corner of Second Avenue, and fiftieth
Street. and running thence Southerly along
the Westerly line OF Second Avenue. twenty
one feet aud four inches. thence Westerly
and parallel with Fiftieth Street, eighty feet,
thence Northerly and parallel with Second
Avenue, twenty-one feet and four inches, and
thence Easterly and parallel with Ftftieth
Street, eighty feet TO the point or place on
Dated, New York. February 7th. 1922.
MAURICE BLOCH. Referee.
HERMAN g. LoEW. AAtt9,rneey, for Plaintiff
The following Is a diagram of the property
TO be sold, Its street Number is 933 Second
Avenue:
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR, white, for Detroit electric;
$2j; bring references. AIosher, 1925 18th
az. nMone University 100
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l.. 50th st.
e. 4oth St.

p. 4Dth St.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-described
property is to be sold. Is 81 03s.34, with In
terest thereon from the 2Gth day of January
1922. together with costs and allowances
amounting to Si3q % with interest from Feb
ruary 9th. 1922. together with the expenses
of the sale. The approximate amount Of
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
liens, which are TO be allowed to the pur-
chaser out of the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee, Is $4,000 and interest.
Said premises win be sold subject to tho
lien OF two mortgages past due aggregating
the sum OF $500 with accrued interest
thereon.
Dated, New York, February Tth, 1922
MAURICE BLOCH. Referee
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DRAUGHTsMAN WANTED.

Wanted at once first class architectural
draughtsman. Address Fred a. Bishop,
architect, Petersburg. Va.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.

APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East West Side. Long, short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING CO., INC.
116 West 72d st. Phone Columbus 1877.
CLEAN, cheerful, homeike, newly deco
rated Sd room housekeeping apartments;
quiet, respectable house; telephone, electricity,
sanitary kitchen, private bath. abundance
heat, hot water convenient. quick transpof-
tation suitable select Christian couple: rea-
sonablc; references. MOORE, 302 w. 12ist
EliGECOMBE AV., 1870 capt. 3s) ).-Suite of
) outside rooms and bath: two, three gen
tlemen; also large single room.
lnGIl CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TO I,lIASE GALL FOR LIST SLAW-
son & HOBBS. 1872 WEST I'D ST.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS AND CANNASSERs WANTED
sell our improved CURTAIN RODS and
other household specialties big profits; 1t
will pay you to write or call; our prices are
the lowest. Elite Products Company, 31S
Patchen av., near Fulton St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
AGENTS-Local representative man or
woman, to solicit orders on commission for
an appliance for the treatment Of constipa-
tor at home. For details write DR.. Beal,
2i03 Broadway, New York city.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Femaic-Domcstic.

COLORED domestics that please. Call 2i66
Morningside Workers Exchange. Largest
and finest agency for guaranteed colored
help. Employers call us first. 22a5 7th av.
UOTSEWORKERS chambermaids, cooks,
mattresses, colored. Sealey's Agency, 16l
w 145th. Audubon 2I9s.
HAMBERNIAI WAITRESS, young girl;
one years experience; $40; references.
Agency. SCHUYLER 1902.
COZ, ,ORED servants, day. week. month. Muir
rain Agency. l1lA W. 13Sth. Audubon 43O2
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FURNITURE WANTED.

A.-we will pay highest possible prices for
furniture houses, apts., pianos, bric-a-
brac, books, works of art. NORMAN, SO
University place. Phone Stuyves&pt 1871.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted regarding Charles
Knoblach, formerly with j. 6. BerlSwit, 1G
Beaver st. Address L. o. Box Iii, Times
Square Station.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBEPMATD and waitress. young lady.
wishes position; excellent references. Call
or write Miss Niclilas. 1928 Southern Boule-
ward. Bronx.
CIIANfBERMAID girl wishes position, or
k.tchenmaid; good references. Call White,
l6s East 102d.
CIIAMBERNAID, WAITRESS. colored refs.
Write 2SlO 7th av, apt. ~. Audubon 100.
CHANiuERMAID, young woman; good refer
enceg. Eox 196, 1859 81 av.
COLORBD woman wishes laundry work:
$500 day references. "a West 18Th.
COMPANION TO Christian lady or semi-in-
valid by refined woman; fine sewer. re-
fined surroundings preferable to large sal
airy; excellent reference. Phone Aud. O@O3,
apt ~ Sine.
COOK. middle aged, Scotch; capable house
Keeper not q general housoworker; salary
$50 reference. 2ti w. 22d St, basement
COOK good iaundress: city country refer
ence Cummings, 400 W. 56th st., one
flight
COOK experienced woman, private club. IN
stitution city, country. Phone pdBS River
side
COOK. French. small family apartment. no
AGENCY Mrs. IIin, 5l2 w. 4Ith.
COOK. excelent highest peraonal references
from we'll known people. 2O9 East lOth.
COOK, Scotch, private family; city refer
enccs. Write Box ~, 16l0 30 az.
COOK, housckeeper, New bnglaudi ilnt
baker. country estate Call 237 East 52d.
COOK hungarian; apartment or country.
HoN g. 1893 30 av.
DAYS work. experienced good all rounr
worker 1870 Aud Ant ~. MONTGOMERY.
uREssMAkER- Purislpnne. exquisite, rea-
sonable; rohos nantcaux; last designs.
C0sctte, 73 West 15th 81.
DEESSNAkER colorcd REMODEILING,
altcrations city, country. Phono 1903
NOrninrsde.
DREssMAKER.- Mime. Marietic formerly
with Thurn, makes artistic French gowns
at her home. 6s West i0th. Bryant $500.
DRESSMAKER, expert artistic gowns. ad-
vanccd styles, remodels In, out. Armltage,
Columbus i0oS0
HBSSMAKEK and seamstress, by the day,
reasonable Mrs. Gotto, 32 w. V4th.
RESSMAKER wishes engagement in fam
ily' good fitter 50. Schuyler 59II.
9REsSMANEH, gowns, wraps furs remod-
ced; high class work. liz East 32d.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to 14th ST.. Inclusive.

4s7 Broadway-Salesroom and offices. $40 per
month up; all light rooms; immediate
tor services. Apply at building or +. J. GULL
FOYLE CO., 165 away. Cortlandt 7il5.
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Instruction.

tnStfuctlons
AN INDEPENDENT income is assured VIII
fred Graduates OF Hair and Beauty CUE
ture day. evening classes. Cali write VII
fred Academy iia w tith for hooklet II.
COMPLETE OUTFIT REE
by REGISTERING Now.
WANAMAkEG BEAUTY SCHOOL,
43g 9Th av.. near 'Hth opp Ioti a Taylor
LEADING School n Auct! a.
ia "a $50 Ncekly'
Hairdrcssirg. Manicuri1s.
An branches taught; register na@ for hiEh
rrsitlon. we cannot flll the demand; reach
out now for success IN on environment Of
wealth and refiMmert day, cveHns classes
EARN $50 weekly through Prof, Rohrer :
famous Hairdress, Manicure, Beauty School,
tIo W 42d ST.. or brooklyn, ~ lth aV.
Newark brauch, Sil Rroad 81. Circular.
January openings for our graduates;
% Positions $3.50 per week
81 Positions sls-$22 per week
Il Positions Sl5-si6 per week
lluuug hcgunptti
Term three weeks TO ono month; day, eve
MING and home study courses New York
erh6ol of Filing, ITO Broadway. Licensed
bv state Board of Regents.
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lCHAMBERMAID first class. city references;
German preferred. Call 10 a. M. or after
I NJ An0 IL
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FARMER. gardener, middle age; single;
competent all around; reference. +. f.,
1858 broadway.
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MIR. DOZlER. SUITE 1901,
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING.
sALrsMEN
Statesmen

An opportunity 10 earn Slo-S25 daily rom.
p,cto explanatory income tax return $50.
commission 81 paid daily Appy before r.
ST. Ask for Mr.. Scott. Siuclair, Murray g.
Co. fup lis NpacE 81
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FARMER GARDENER

Married age 81, no family; life experience
in all branches, care of poultry, live stock,
machinery, etc. STEWART. I02 w. l06th st.
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Borough of Brooklyn.
Long Island.

FORREST HILLS GARDENS, IT, T.
"TENNIS APARTMENTS" !" BY station.
Apply on premises.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.

WEST END AV. (near Seth st.).-Four
story, 20 IT, house, l. rooms, 3 baths
parquot floors; electric lighting. o 2OO6
Herald. Herald SO.
1ilTH ST, 12o W.-House. vacant, II rooms,
baths: subway station.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

BAKER. French, bread, experienced. good
references wishes TO get work In hotel.
Ceparo ranczzoly. 24s West 18th 81:
BAKERS helper. man wants work. Carty,
care Payne, 60 w l3sth.
UOOKKEEPER. 10 years experience; at
present in charge OF double entry set for
large commission house; married. VI years
of aye: best OF references. q il0I Herald,
Fulton 81.
E0OKKEEPER and stcnographer, age 81.
competent, reliable. 1920 Herald, Full
ton 81 "
BOY, refined. Chri,tian some experience.
eos Herald $50 B'way.
10y, 49, desires 20 learn trade. Charles
Prticha. 3i7 East I'D 81.
BUTLER or valet, general housework'
Filiriu0, desires position: best references.
E Ecoy, III W. o3d. Phone Riverside e5ii.
BUTLER. reliable, Japanese, qualified, first
class service, neat appearance, speaks good
English highly recommended. Aoto, Murray
IfN 2oas.
BUTLER, accommodating wants more en-
gagements this week serves lunchepns,
work Phone Bryant 3l0i.
BffTLER-VALET. excellent cook, for bach
elor or private family. best references
moderate salary. y 20l5 Iierald, Herald so
BUTLER-vALET, French, fine cook; icng
cIty reference. w. iOo West 5ith
-
sponsibe on duty. T. ii9 Herald, Harlem.
HITLER Lady needing excellent butler
Can Otta, ~ East a0th. care Riksman
HITLER. ENGLISH; competent; useful best
city reference. y 2Ol2 Herald, Herald 80.
CARETAKER for private house, references
furnished; or position Of trust; city pre-
fcrrcd 4 2o1o Herald. Herald ga.
CHAUFFEUR
willing DO general housework thoroughly
experienced IN garden not afraid OF work.
los
CuAUFFEUR-L employer died, good
mechanic any car, honest careful driver.
obliRinr, salary moderate. zoos Herald,
Herald sq.
CHAUFFEUR. whole, part tlme excellent
Preferences. Troicl 52S W. l3lst. Morn
ingslde li4a.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position with reliable
family experienced 80 years; best of rcf-
erepce. Wm. G. Hunter, 500 Anirterdam ~.
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. ~, careful driver,
do own repairs, high class cars. Miller,
1857 Park av.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, butler; willing.
obllging. Griffin, 2lli 9th av. phone IIar-
lem 23SI
CHAUFFEUR-fIoUs
good driver, willing worker. Finnish. refer
once. l. iliT Herald, Harlem.
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Miscellaneous.
Borough of Brooklyn.

LOFTS, OFFICE SPACE, APARTMENTS.
PHONE MIR. HERTER. LENOX 9oO0
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ROOMS TO LET

o3D, near Madison-Two large connecting
rooms partly furnished, Independent en-
trance. kitchen privilege. $14 ladies pre-
ferred Lenox 1896.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnislied.

OR 3 room independent housekeeping
apartment on West Side wanted by young
couple, Columbia students; rent not TO exceed
$50. Write G. s., 23 II. Goth st., room 1913.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New York.
BROOKSIDB FARM.
MIMI LTnnUFNT ~ y


BROOKSIDB FARM
MIDDLETOWN. n. Y.
One mile from Erie station, on trolley line
70 Goshen: rooms with board, twin beds,
electric light, heat, fireplaces. city water;
abundance milk, eggs, butter: spacious din
Ing and breakfast rooms. Phone, writek Mrs.
/. w. MILLER.
yAPLEHURsT FATSf, Croton Falls. ". v
Build yourself up in the country; bath.
electricity hunting fare sl.S9. Phone u
CIoton Falls; SIC up
New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY.
THE EDGEMERE.
Quiet, Refined and Homelike.
Unexcelled Table
One block from D.. l.. w. station. 20
minutes from New York; 40 trains daily;
inspection invited; rates and booklet on re-
quest.
THE DAFFODIL.
Mrs. Il. Il. ALLEN, Prop.
22s Halstead ST., East Orange. n. ].
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNWoOD- LODGE. ENGELWooD. N. J.
Pennsylvania.
HAVE a proposition for aged people who are
seeking permanent home with limited In
come. Address Box %. Akron. Pa.
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limited number, married
preferred. to sell necessary article To- re-
tau merchants throughout metropolitan dis
trcfi experience not essential. Call 10 A.
NJ 90 j. 81, room 2ls9 Wooiworth Build.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ALLERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates IN the newest of tho Allerton
group, II story firepr3of building. JUST
completed containing apartment club con-
veniences, are from so TO $ls.5 per week.
for permanent residents only. 143 East Goth
St. 40 East J5th st.
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BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Conditions point TO enormously In
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next months salaries viii range from
50 900 to 10000 year"
system that has been devised by group
OF traffic specialists to fit men for this Z
growing need fls
Ey this system. without Interfering with
your present work at all, you can qualify
for this splendid profession in a few short
months. 400
Find out about Il. Call or phone for In
formation write for booklet HIS. No
obligation. u1g
- .ol'
110 W. 42d ST., New York. Bryant s92d
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AUT0M0BILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passeuser Cars,

FIAT limousine by month; first class chaut-
feur. 3 years ono man. Jamaica 1860.
PACKARD twin. newly painted. by month:
i.Cnoy,
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Motor Trucks.
Autow ,iIes Wanted.
Automobile Instruction,

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH.
ANpCBT AUTO Co, 1888 Broadway.
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CHAMBEPMATD and waitress young lady.
wishes position; excellent references. Call
or write Miss Nclslas, 1923 Southern Boule-
ward, Bronx.
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Sits for Kranich Bach upright; exctNsnt =
condition. Gil West 10Th. apartmenrID.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY "
Of Homes and Business Needsa0
FURNITURE WANTED.

TtRNtTURr WANTED PAY FULL
NALIE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
ulsNrS. PtANDg BOOKS. PAINTINGS,
iI,ic-A .BRAC. Sc. roHiAs i20 uNIvER.
sITY PLACE. sruYVEs Ant 1870.
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BOARDERS WANTED.


East Side.
54TT, 80 E.-Attractive connecting rooms, also
single rooms; best food cooked and served
properly; references. Phone 605i Plaza.
West Side.
EDGECOMBE AV. $50 Gf2d st), apt. 3s--
Trained nurse will board. special care,
children to years: reasonable.
MADISON ARMS,
4ff3-4J West 3Sth ST. Elevator.
PARTY will take refined child every atten-
ton. 2003 Herald Herald SO.
18TH, $50 W.-Room and board for gentle
man. sis; private family. PARSLoW.
e1ST ST, 4ii West-Large room in old
Chelsea home, /, gentlemen. all conven-
fences; French cooking; moderate.
57'rH, 35t w.-Large, small rooms, private
bath; French cooking; electricity; telephone.
SID. - West.-Large and small rooms; first
class table board.
o3D ST., 12s-130 w. (Pottcr HalD-Rooms;
table guests; parlor dinlog room.
f54TII, AS wEST-Large front. back room,
dressing room. bath; private house.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
England.

LONnON-Four months or less from April
pheasant house In old world Chelsea;
sitting bedrooms. bathroom. telephone,
piano; overlooking square gardens; IA guineas
per week; furnished completely FEN, IL
Tedworth Square,, London, 3 W B.
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RETAIRING, driving taught. short time;
license qua ranteed. ladies' classes: also
Ford lessons. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL.
T1G Lexington aN. .-.
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For Hire-Motor Trucks.

THPUE ton moving van going 10 Baitimors
thts week viii take load very reasonable
can Plaza AG23 Az
TRUCK, two ton, for hire. VIII contract:
owner drives. Circle 26e6 .44
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FURNITURE.

EXQUISITE. HIGH CLASS OFFICE FURNI-
TURE; dealers. Call at once, room
100S 206 Broadway.
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Borough OF Queens.

NURSE, trained. would board two. three
children, private cottage near school. re-
fined surroundings; physician IN attendance;
best reference. - Amelia II. Cohen. G25 1iTth
ct, Richmond IIill. Phone Richmond IIil
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sIACnINlsRy.
PIANOS AND rHoNoGRArHs.

ENVELOPE machine. excellent operating,
condition; sacrifice. DUDLEY MCCALL, .
co 22N West g7fh.
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YOUNG MAN.
Instruction.

ACCOUNTANTS auditors. resident and.
travelling; salaries 5000 50 500: income
tax, Government service. examination March
8; send for free Information. Box 326l.
Washington. ID. G. A.,
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nAIRpREssrNG

PERMANENT Hair Wavnr-Hairdressin y
Exclusive. ORIGINAL Invention. ~
c. NESTLE co. ot
i2-i4 r 10Th Ihdnoy Vanderbilt eose-4ii1. 4
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story building or lofts: 4ox100; light near
ING CO., 800 Penn st. williamsburg 2419.
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MAN


AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SEVERAL
MEN AMBITIOUS TO ADVANCE TO
IRRESPONSIBLE POSITIONS l}Y AS
StSTtNG ~ THE FURTHER
GROWTH on LARGE PROGRESSIVE
COMPANY; PREFERABLY MEN BE
TWEEN 80 AND 80. APPLY PER-
SONALLN.
Evening star., 1922-07-29

Cobb, in his last six games cracked
out thirteen hits, better than two
game. and boosted his mark from .405
week ago to All, while Sisler. who
led the batters with an average of .416
week ago, dropped to second place
with an average OF .4o2 He WAS able
TO acquire only six hits in as many
games.
Puts Fight I'm Team.
The Georgia peach has instlled a
fighting spirit into the Tigers. with
the result that they are topping all
erage of .3o7. while the st. Louis
Browns are next with .30l.
Sisler continues to lead in total bases
with 225. his 155 hits including ~ dou-
bles. II triples and homers He failed
10 increase his stolen base record, but
is showing the way with thirty-four
thefts.
Clarence "Tillie" Walker. the slug
ging outfielder of the Athletics. bagged
another homer and is leading the home
the Browns being the runner-up with
%. with Babe Ruth tagging along
with l..
Rorns5y Adds 10 Lead.
There was practically no change in
the relative standing of the partofx IN
the National League. Roger BornshY
of the Cardinals, who has been setting
tife pace. dnutu one point 10 ms 1uGTh
of week ago, and tops the list wita an
average of .3sJ. Ray Grimes. the slue-
ging first baseman Of the Chicago Cubs.
maintained his mark of week ago
.363-and moved up TO second place.
Hornsby bagged TWO more homers and
is leading all major leaguers with n
total of twenty-Seyen. He also crossed
the plate five times in his last six games.
and has taken the lead from Mac Carey
of the Pirates as the best run-getter.
The st. Louis star crossed the plate
eighty-three times.
Carey, however. increased his lead
for the stolen base honors by three
thefts, bringing his total to twenty-seycn.
Evening star., 1922-07-29
ON THE SIDE LINES

CLEVELAND, July 29.-The Ma
| tionals are figuring on taking a ma
jority of the five games here and
possibly more, for Speakers pitchers
are wobbling under the strain of too
frequent work. The tribe lost three
of five to the lowly Mackmen.
johnson was stationed al first base
; during the practice OF the supple
mental infield prior to the game, with
La Motto, Bluege and Bush as the
other members Walter made a good
showing, shifting his feet particular
ly. well for Il novice.
Ffstfcuffs between Cobb and Fran
els seemed imminent on two oc-
casions Ty dashed out of the dug
out in the second inning and was
met by Francis on the third-base
! line. Umps Guthrie Intervening and
sending Cobb back to the bench. With
! Cobb up in round 3. Francis busted
him off with fast ball aimed at his
head. Ty walked out toward the box
and was met by Francis half way.
Ty had his bat in his hand. but he
merely warned the pitcher and then
proceeded to shunt a single to center.
to the great glee of the fans. The
laugh was turned when Ty was
doubled up on Heilmann's roller to
Harris.
Heilmann made a nice running
catch of Brower's foul in the fifth.
grabbing the ball close to the right
field pavilion.
Umps Guthrie was undecided whether
Cobb made more than a half swing
with the count three and two on him
in the sixth. He put it up to Evans
who ruled Ty had struck out
Judge earned the big hand he re-
ceived for snaring Heilmanns foul
in the seventh. Joe chased a long
way for it and twisted around like
whirling dervish before leaping to
spear it.
Cobb raised his string of consecu-
tive hitting games to an even dozen
when he showed a single to center
following his chewing match with
Francis in the third. But he whitfield
twice and rolled to Peck on another
occasion. SO his jlifty average shrank
a bit.
#. Raymond wns a victim in both
the double plays the Nationals pulled
! yesterday to boost their total for
the season of ITO.
Blue. normally, fS n left-hand hit
ter, but a switch-over when opposed
by a southpaw. After failing three
|. times in batting right-handed against
Zachary Thursday he turned left handed
and clouted a vicious double to right
center. Yesterday he famed twice bat
ting ft-handed against Francis. then
Switched over to the right hand
style and walloped one over the
fence for home run. There isn't
any answer.
Evening star., 1922-07-29
HOOVER TO QUIT OARS
AT END OF THIS SEASON
By George O'Neil-

DULUTH. Mimi, July 29.-National
celebrities have visited Duluth and
they were given receptions, but the
greeting extended Walter Mccall
Hoover yesterday was unparalleled
in the city's history.
A huge parade, carrying in its line
of march city. county and state OFF,
cials was led by the sculling king.
who, seated between wife and
widowed mother, waved acknowledge
ment of the throng's plaudits.
Impromptu demonstrations were
sandwiched between the opening cele-
bration and the final touch. When
ever Hoover appeared on the streets
it was the signal for a demonstrai
ton.
Mrs. Hoover. who crossed the bay
to greet her own champion. announced
that walter" would retire from
sculling after the season. And her
hero readily acquisced with the state
ment: We'll, you're the skipper of
this crew"
"Englishmen are good losers. They
are wonderful sportsmen," Hoover
exclaimed in one breath when asked
about his trip across the Atlantic.
A completely furnished house. the
gift of Duluth, will be presented
formally to the champion next week.
Evening star., 1922-07-29
Nationals Open Clubs Setting
KAMM, 100000 ROOKIE,
STARS IN TRIPLE PLAY

Los ANGELES, Calf. July 29.-
Willie Kamm, hundred-thousand-
dollar third baseman recently
bought by the Chicago Americans
from San Francisco of the Pacific
Coast League. was stellar perform
err in triple play here yesterday
which nipped I'm the bud Vernon
rally, San Francisco winning, II
to 8.
The triple play came after Smith
had doubled to left, and BOdie had
scored with another double to left.
Locker walked. BOdie was ON sec-
Ond. Sawyer hit sharp bOunder
to Kamm. BOdie was going toward
-kamm at full speed. Instead OF
waiting to touch BOdfe. who had
run out of the course and was
automatically out. Kanim shot the
ball to Second Baseman Knduff,
forcing Locker. kilduff pegged to
Ellison at first, nabbinE Sawyer
by a hair.