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Evening journal., 1922-12-29
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STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
| SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All to Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting:
Whereas. II appears TO my satisfac-
tion. bv duly authenticated record OF
The proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by the consent OF all
the stockholders deposited In my office.
the MesseX Trading Company, a
corporation Of this State. whose
principal office IL situated az
West Tenth street, IN the city Of VIII
mlngtOn. county Of New Castle. State
OF Delaware. Corporation Trust Com
pany OF America. being agent therein and
In charge thereof upon whom process
may be served. has complied with the
requirements OF the Corporation Laws
Of the state OF Delaware. as contained
IN 1915. Section 10 2i0i. Section 1877.
Chapter 65 OF the Revised Statutes OF
1915. as amended. preliminary TO the
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore. ]. A. r Benson. Sec
retary Of state. OF the state OF Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said
CORPORATION did. on the 2Sth day OF
December. A. II. 1922. file In the office
a duly executed and attested consent.
in writing. to the dissolution OF said
corporation. executed by all the stock
holders thereof, which said consent and
the records OF the proceedings afore-
said are now on file in my said office,
as provided by law.
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PUBLIC SALE.

KLAiR'S BAZAAR. Wilmington, Del
Auction sales every Saturday. at 10
O'Clock. Horses at private sale at all
times. Klair & HollingswOrth. apr6-iyr.
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

GRADUATE NURSE DESIRES POSI-
ton In doctors office. Address
WI. Evening Journal Office. dec27-3t
YOUNG LADY-Experienced wishes
position as cashier or clerk 227 JEFF
ferson ST. dec29-3t
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S2s VANDEvER AVE.-Seven- room
house. bath. porch. gas and heat.
s3S0o. Phone 1850. decs-1m.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE

home and pay like rent ]. G. JUS
tis Co. Newport. Del. Phone 2si-W-
septi-tf
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Wolf Larsen Tells
OF His Bouts With
Sikh i'm Holland

Wolf Larsen, former amateur ma
:fonal iight-heavyweigh champion and
FOR the last sixteen months a pro-
,essional, is the only fighter onaythis
side Of the big pond who can give the
public real line on Battling Sikh,
recent conQueror of Georges Carpen-
tier.
Larsen boxed with Sikh in Notre
Dame, Holland. in 1919. They were
sparring partners in the Amsterdam
Club gymnasium, the largest sporting
club in that city. Larsen, who meets
Billy Shade at the Pioneer Club in
heavyweight card tomorrow night,
has the following to say about Sikh:
when l first met Sikh it was in
the Amsterdam Club in Notre Dame
Holland, We boxed often together in
the gymnasium. had been at sea
during the wsr and the negro had been
in France. He married Dutch girl
and was making his home with her
in Holland. Ski had boxed while in
the army. and because of his wonder
ful development above the waist had
been advised to take up the game as a
profession.
"He was striving to pick up the
fine. points of the game and was
anxious to have me box with him. He
knew little about boxing, but possessed
some hitting ability. l was very much
his master at that time and still think
am, granting that he has improved
much since then. left Holland and
went to Australia, and during the
trip there I got lot of practice in
humping off the husky crew that
manned the ship. also did some boy
Ing IN Australia. and then shipped for
the states
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Baltimore Defeats
ST. asaI and Win,
Series by 5ol

ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct II ?.
timore international League es... %
won the junior worlds se.le, ss,l' !. Z
feating st. Paul, American a...ss y
readers: 9 70 3, mere to-day, the ssIsaea sls..e
giving the fasteners FIVE games ,sss : \
Umpire Derr, Of the Inters...s.
League, was escorted from the sssss'is ~
police after the game, when tbs
swarned on to the field 10 M nross'a s.'ed
decision made By Derr in ths s;.ssi =
a shower Of cushions fell sbaus IN, NJ,
but he was net hurt. s 1s'';
"Jazz" Rogers, Balt;na
Charles Schmidt, vice-nresidsn. ~ ~ q
baltimore club, and President Jas, x = !
Toole Of the international Leag,s e@,' NJ. !.
gostied by the angry fans. peIta,
however, rescued them and r,s saas'
and Schmidt in the prsss ~ ossa i
safety. Toole was escorted ~ - y \
Paul clubs Office, while police enS... s !.
ored TO clear the park. ST psni ~
international officials termed the go ~
unfortunate" S - Y
A close decision at the nlsta /, 4,
eighth inning in which golvin 3, p..' u
first sacker, was called out On ps. 81
would have been the tying run hrcT-s ~
on the demonstration. Goyvis =
doubled to right field and atsemrtad 4 !,
score when Haas singled to left lar,
made a great throw to MeAvov, :,
Umpire Derr called Golvin out a i
slid into the plate.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
LAUREL Entries

First race tpurse s1.4o1.s4: for maiden
two-year-old Mliies; Eve and q half fur
iongs>-fRosa Yeta. lis: tTHsulate.i 115;
Little Beauty, 11s. is. Ross entry.
Second race tpurss $4,000; steeplechase;
vicaire. iao; tconncan, 1870: tBonacourt,
populi i. iss; .ipamssk. 12ss: 2ss s1rssh irish
tree Stable entry. tBostwick entry. IL. IL.
Davis entry.
Third race lpurse sl.soLs5; claiming;
s6; Royal Charlie, 100; Apex. los: aood Good
Times. 100; pexterous. 10s: Fifty Fifty
1lo; Wetlfindsr. 1la Mercury. Iis; Bic. nis..
mental. 1i3.
Fourth race tpurse yI.so1ss; claiming
Hope. 90: sBuddugie, foo. ssancho pamsv
102: Tassel, i02: sNoon Glide io2. watsr
G,si 1as Ioa; MsG., TTps Fllsr FILE iss Lady Myra.
Sailor. 1os; Hoy. 1i0. s''s
Fifth nI = race acc tths Paca Handicap; purs.
nny rl,s ana nay aos Fan star
entry.
Sixth race tpurse sI,4ef.ss; cia,n,nv.
for thSee-year -oids and upward rnfia = w
sixteenth )-sG sGracs Foster' al. MS MS. ana
son. %: Raeauesta. 1oI: .i.aurn,sru fas. q.
Little Arnmie. 1e4; MOODY. I6S: Wiaow
Choice. 1e7i Paul Connolly. I'D: ~ n Z
hing. llo; Royal Duck. I10: HELEN Atk.n.
LIZ is; Ettane. ils: Debadou. 1is. Also elt.
sEengaisse. III; tJohnny ovsrton. iio,
&c. ". Freeman entry. Z. 8 = 4 &
Seventh race trurss si.4olss. cla,rn-
aas' ,ng' lor tnree-year-olda and upward rrlii.
!os Ten Buttons. lie; Kin9.s cfsarnrien.
Ha,,ay hs Goepsr a psnons sns H. Clansnaan, iss
Lamb. liz; sMoilia Barnea Yes. rrars IL
Monroe ios; Dresden. i1ss ooaiss. lid.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16

visiting eleven. The situation in the
case Of both of the passes that yielded
touchdowns made it next to certainty
that pass was forthcoming, and there
was nothing subtle or complicated
about the play of the Army's part. II
should be added, however, that Smythe
threw the ball with fine precision and
that the receiver in each case handled
the ball cleanly.
Major DAILY was indisposed and was
unable to watch his charges, but beyond
doubt his staff was entirely pleased
with the outcome of this intersectiona]
melee. The Cadets entered the fray
minus the services of Garbisch, one OF
the best linemen on the squad, and
WOOD and I1mberlake, two first string
backs. In Smythe the team has a fast
shifty field general. who appears to
Know pretty we'll what he is doing, and
more than that is very alert as an
open field runner. He is likely to
cause any team that the Cadets. meet
more than few anxious moments.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Cubs Vanqulisll
White SOx and
Win City Title
Alexander's Pitching Ia De-
cisive Factor in Triumph
Of Nationai I.eaguers

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. Is. - Grover
Alexander to-day whitewashed the
White Sox, 2 to 0, and won the title Of
Chicago's city champions for the Cubs.
The Cubs won four games 70 the White
Sox three.
1t was the first time that the Cub
veteran ace has been able to win from
the White Sox in three series. The
winning Of the series by the Cubs to-
day is the first since 1909, when the
White Sox won the title and retained
1t until to-day.
The game, the seventh Of the series,
was pitching duel between the Cub
star and Dixie Leverette, the former
outpitching his youthful rival.
The break came in the sixth inning.
After two men had been retired Leve-
rette wavered and walked Grimes.
Heathcotc, replacing barber, who had
been ordered out Of the game for pro-
testing decision of Umpire Hart, un-
corked single to right, sending
Grimes to third. Miller drove Grimes
home with smaah to right, which was
enough to win for Alexander. The
Cubs, however, put another run across
In the seventh. Alexander started it
with single to left and romped home
easily on Statz's double off the left
field bleacher fence.
The Sox failed to hit when they had
men in position to score, as the great
Alex tightened up, and his mates per-
formed in grand style behind him in
the pinches.
Bib Falk and Amos Strunk, Of the
White Sox, will join the ball players
who leave here tonight for tour of
the Orient.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Schaefer and Cochran
Enter Title Tourney

With the receipt of the entries and
$3.50 forfeit money from Jake Schaefer,
worlds champion, and Welker Cochran,
the field of six players who will com
pete in the second annual international
1872 balkline billiard tournament at
the Hotel Pennsylvania November 13
to. q, inclusive, is now complete. En-
tries closed yesterday. 1t can now be
announced definitely that the follow
ing stars will compete for the worlds
professional championship:
Jake Schaefer, who won the title in
the international tournament at Chi
cago year ago; Willie Hoppe, who
previously held the title for fifteen
years; Edouard Horemans, of Belgium,
the champion Of Europe; Roger Cont
the champion Of France; Erich Hagen
lacher, the champion of Germany, and
Welker Cochran, who finished third in
last years tournament.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16

weight championship of Europe.
fhis was decided on to-day when
Mascr Arnold J. Wilson, the English
promoter, obtained the signatures of
botA M. HsIiers, Skis manager, and
Sikh to 9 contract under which Sikh
will receive 9a,550 iS22,D10} for his
end OF the purse. Sikh returned to
Paris from Holland this morning and
had long talk with Manager Hellers
prior to The signing Of the contract.
The difficulties which had threatened
to separate the manager and the fighter
bad been srnoothed over by an an
nouneement that the French Boxing
Federation was inaugnrating an in
quisy as 20 why Sikh obtained only Tb,-
0Do francs lst5, 5,000) as his share in
the purse for fighting Carpenter, when
the winners end was advertised to be
100000 francs ($40.0o0(.
ski has signed contract with Hell
iers, who is charged with the task of
locking after the affairs of the Senegal
fighter until May 80, 1928. Hellers. not
having heard definitely from Tex Rick
ard with regard to fight for his
charge in the United States, decided to
accept the offer of Major Wilson for
bout in London with Beckett, who last
Thursday night in the English capital
slowed away Frank Moran, the Amer
ican heavyweight, in seven rounds.
Sikh is bubbiing over with confidence
In his ability to defeat Beckett, and
he appears to be In the pink Of condi-
tion for fight. He told the corre-
spondent to-day that he had turned
over new leaf, and that hereafter he
would eschew his erstwhile fayorite
tipple--absinthe
As an Indication that Sikh Is at pres
ent treading the straight and narrow
path were the words used to-day by
the Dutch fighter, Vandeveer. "Siki,"
said the Dutch heavyweight, "is as dry
as America"
Ski is considerably heavier to-day
than when he met Carpenter three
weeks ago. Since that time he has
added nearly seven pounds to his avoir-
dupois. To-day he told the correspond
ent he weighed $50 pounds, and that
he had decided henceforth to fight at
this poundage.
The African fighter does not conceal
his lack of desire to meet Harry Wills
or Kid Norfolk, the American negro
battlers, bat through Hellers he has
expressed wish that "iny coming VIC
tory over Beckett shall be considered
sufficient qualifation to meet Jack
Dempsey"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Shimizu and Washburn
Win for West Side

A victory by Zenzo Shimizu and
Watson Washburn in postponed
match yesterday at Forest Hills placed
the West Side Tennis Club in the
final round for the metropolitan team
tennis title. The West Side pair de-
feated Herbert l.. Bowman and DR..
George King, of the New York Ath-
letic Club, As, S6--3, 8-1.
The West Side Tennis and the New
York Athletic clubs were deadlocked
at four victories each when play was
halted Saturday on account Of dark
ness. In addition, one set Of the
doubles match had been played, with
Bowman and King winning, 6-4.
Shimizu and Washburn made short
work of the match when play was re-
sumed
After this match had been decided
the West Side team was ready to meet
the New York Tennis Club in the final
round in the afternoon, but the lat
ter club could not gather team and
the match will be played either next
Saturday or Sunday at Forest Hills.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Governors Island
Polo Team Defeats
Ft. Hamilton Four

The Governors Island polo team de-
feated the Fort Hamilton aggregation
on the parade grounds at Fort Hamil-
ton yesterday afternoon in the final
match for the Shore Road park
trophy cup, 10 to g. In winning the
game the visitors earned the honor
of being the first team to have it's
name inscribed on the trophy, which is
perpetual challenge cup. With the
aid of an eight-goal handicap the Gov
ernor's Island team proved too much
for the Fort Hamilton team to over
come.
Fort Hamilton started a rally in the
final chukker that carried them within
one goal of their opponents. The final
chukker was marked by some fast
playing and during this period both
Captain Yuill and Colonel Palmer were
'unseated from their mounts. When
Captain Yuill's mount fell it all bit
rolled over his rider. The pony's
hoofs just barely missed Captain
Yuill's head. Colonel Palmer's mount
stumbled, with the rider doing a com
plete somersault.
The lineup:
Pos, Gov: Island, 10. FIT. Hamilton, O.
No 1t Booth. -. Capt. D. J. Bratton
No. No. apt CAPT SafTSy G W Yni, M, MAJ Sands
Back. Maj "A. NJ. Krogstad Capt. Neu
periods. Referee-Major x. O. Hixson
T!mekeepers-Capta A. 8. Meyer and
lieutenant g. B. Huse-doals scored
Heu S 2; Sands 8; Palmer. 4; Krogstad. il:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Diegel Lowers Course
Record at Columbia

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Leo Diegel,
New Orleans golf professional, clipped
one stroke from the Columbia Country
Club course tournament record to-day
by playing eighteen holes in 6s. Dierel
and Wilfrid Reid. Of Indian Springs.
defeated Fred Mcleod, Columbia Club
professional, and Miller B. STEVENSON, s
up and 4 to play.
Jim Barnes in the national open
tournament last year set record Of
SO. and John Farrell, of Quaker RIDGE.
made the same score later in an ex-
hibition event.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Winner of Municipal
Council Race DISQUALIFIED

PARIS, Oct. -Dauphin, q British
owned horse, to-day easily won the
municipal Council Stakes at Long
champs, which was the feature event
OF the program closing the metropoli-
tan fiat racing season Tor 1922, but
Jockey Sharpe could not make the re-
CURED weight after the race and
Dauphin was disqualified and Prcdigs
declared the winner. The purse car
ried o25,00o francs.
Frank o'NeilI, the American Jockey,
who rode Algerien in the raee, but
failed to get place, lesds the Jockeys
on the French turf for the esasois, with
twenty -eight winners to his credit.
Frank MacGee, another American,
ranks second to 0'Neill.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Bouts HereabOuts

TONIGHT
Broaawas Exhibition Ass'n.---.soe TIP
iitx vs.. Bert Spencer, t2 rounds.
TUESDAY
Pioneer A. G.--WoIf Larsen Ts RilIy
Shade. 10 roansis.
18th Arn7ery--ChaFlie Picker W. Pete
Coleman, lie rounds.
WEDNESDAY
4Sth Arynory----Pe esey Hayes w. yfsu-
my Gausiy, IL rounds.
THURSDAY
kink s. C.--Hisy Levine VS.. Larry
Goldberg. 10 rounds
l02d Medical Regiment---Tsuddy Wal
lace VS.. Charley Murray. IL rounds.
FRIDAY
Madison Square Garden Charfie
White ss. Sid Marks, a2 rounds.
SATURDAY
eah Arn1ery--5ae Click VS.. Young
Diamond. 12 rounds.
Commonwealth S. C.--Frankie Genaro
Va. Harry Gordon, IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Barnes and Wood Win
Match for Pelham Cluh

jim Barnes and Warren Wood, rep
resenting Pelham, defeated Fred Deck
er and Ed Barber, of Knollwood, in a
Westchester County team match yes
terday. The final score was up and
to play.
The morning round, played at Pei
ham,. resulted in a victory for Barnes
and his partner, the score being 2 up.
The Pelham pair increased this ad-
vantage in the second round, which
was played at Knollwood.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
BROOKLYN ST. George Wina

The Brooklyn St. George soccers wor
Their State League game from the Char
Bruce Football Club by the score 81
three goals to one at Myrtle Oval
Gienaaie, i. l., yesterday. Clan Brncs
vas first to score, Henry tailying afte,
five minutes OF play. Laurencesor
squailzed for Brooklyn ST. George and
davidson clinched the victory WITH twe
goals sa rapid succession.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Three Teams Unbeaten
I'm Missouri Conference

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 15.-Three
teams, Missouri, Kansas Aggies and
Drake, came victoriously through the
hrst week of the Missouri Valley Con-
ference football race.
oSlahoma and Nebraska remained
unknown quantities, neither hay;n a.
played Conference game Nehrssitee
rested yesterday, while Oklahoma was
oefeating Central Teachers College. a
non-Conference school, 10 to 0.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Races at Ice Palace To-nioh.

Another series of handicap races will
pc held at the 1S1st Street lee Palace
tonight. With Jimmy Smith. William
Murphy and Don Robinson represent
ing the Ice Palace and Wesley Becker
and Paul Forsman competing for the
new Iceland team in the three -auarter-
mile Class A handicap event, the inter.
club competition should be ernar-
tionally interesting. eNssp-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Latonia Entries

First race tThe Ashland. purse 1880;
for four-yearolds; six furIongs)-Jocose,
So; Bulldog Drummond. 90; Pegasus. Io4;
Sir Thomas Kean. 1os; Hold Me. 1e7:
Coyne. 1os; Buster, 10; Michael J.. Daily.
Ill.
Second race (purse si.4oo: claiming; for
three-year-olds; one and sixteenth mtles)
-'Mom OF: Ferguson, 1903; ooiaia. 1o2: Bill
and Coo, loa; Mcgan. 1o7; Tulane. 1os:
Ashland. 1os; Rib Grass. 1io.
twrdcar Third rsse a,s s sgurss 'l.es; TOR maiden
ssss IT. s aasss assans. it,. '1 pe gs
peus, 112; Sam Leech.. 112:: aCash, ia;
arolits, 11s sn,s sarssssn,spr,1g la Red ar.
III; cBradieys Toney. i'll; cBrunalls a III:
Billy Gates, ia; Gienievit III. sMonf,
fort Jones entry. cIdle Hour Stock Farm
entry. = -
81 Fourth race lpurse s1,4oo; claiming: !:
sorlova, ss; sMy Ballot. as. Royal Pain.
1o4; 1o May godins. 1o4; Lugs. lol: .Ruhy.
Diana. 1o7: Plus Ultra. 10; scwaIl Combs
Ill; Louis A. lis.
Fifth race tpurse s1.4oo; Madison Av..
nue. nus Handicap; -ysar-olds and up;
99s g1se mils and
minister: iis. Golden sphsrs. LIS: L. chstssx. asE.
ton, lls. aMentfort Jones entry.
Sixth race epurss sl.4oe: two-yeaf-olds
.iongs.-. Nuyaka. IDS: .aaii Ford. I ios ios. !:
~ 119MaeBeth, 10: G. A. Re.nhart, 10; I'D
pendleton 11e; Waywassame. ilo; Chief
Grant, l10; Lucky Run, 11e; vida, IIo:
stump r.. 1o5; sKinsman. 1o7; ChiYa, Ilo;
Leslie, 1io Rencelaw. 1io; proceeds, II3
Canadian. 115. :
Seventh race (purse $500; ciaju,fnr. .
Tour ur-year-olds and up; one mills and I
9quuartsr qus 80 n. Akin. l02; sWaksnefd.
III: sCiintonvriie, Ioe: ATchis ATexandnr'
lgs Demos. los: sRrynainah. Io9: sHrit. !.
,sn e Liner. 1o2: Jetsana. lot; Fantociia. iii. .
Aso'ois Shea. ilz; Grace 3 1o3: settis. 1oi.
Apprentices allowance c,atrnAS. =
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16

Totals 3l2 10 81 I4l Totals. 34e7 "a ise
"Batted for Leverette in seventh inning.
Sox ...............00 900 0 0 Go
Cubs ................0 00 001 x-2
Two-bass hits-Johnson. Statz. Three
base hit--Barber. Double play-Hooper
and Schaik Left on bases-Whlte Sox, 8 !;
Cubs, e. Bases on balls--Of Leyerette. 2;
off Alexander, /. Struck out-By Alexan-
der, 81 by Fabsr. l. Eits-Off Leverette.
0 In innings; off Faber, in /. Losing
pitcher.-Leverette. Umpires-Hart. at
plate; Nalln. at first base: Quigley. at
second base; Dinneen, at third base. Time
of game-l:30.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Conroy Reaches Golf Final

T.. G. Conroy and A. Lucien Walker
reached the final yesterday in the play
for the Staten Island golf champion
ship at the Fox Hills Club. Conrov
defeated W. s. Follett up, in the semi
final, while Walker eliminated F. l..
Markey, 6 and s. The final will be
played next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Wanderers Win From Atlas

he Brooklyn Wanderara Travelled Cd
Arlington. N. n, yesterday and there
defeated the Atlas Athletie Club at
soeser by the one sided score Of s
no longer in doubt, ths visttors
were leading BY 40. Rev ana LAM
fende both ahot thrsa roais. whiie Men.
nte and Baird added one apioee. al
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16

the widespread shortage Of coal has failed fe
sessions of the Hot Stove League The damper
AS each member Of the circle satters his scuteU fuel
fire he feels his public TO impart his total
the world The heating system Of the tyo
useful served by these gatherings is that The
hearth fires burning until the boys get back into spring
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Change In Offensive Tactics
Brings Victory to the Cadets
BY Innis Brown

IN al probability few of the gathering Army
Ve defeat Mike Donaues Auburn Saturday anticipated
w o. te maj quarter OF the that the
capable OF scoring three ouchdown within minutes
IN ac Gid not seem probable that they ALL
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Wilcox Wins Golf Cun

I. S. Wilcox won the Sumner Hol-
lander cup at the Knollwood Country
Club yesterday by defeating R. E. Car
roll by score Of and 2. The match
went thirty-six holes.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Carpenters Conqueror to Get
$22. 600 for 2O-Round Bntfle
The Heavyweight Championship of Europe VIII
BE at Stake and senegalese Hopes Victory
VIII Earn the Right 70 Tackle Jack Dempsey

PARIS The Associated fight
Battling will be
Carpenter
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16

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last week sold me on Tue
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then I've proved it all ovs
again in my own way.
Mot that I didn't believe
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much more real and con-
vincing that I'm ready now
to try it on Niagara!
So grows the faItn 2
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are handsome.
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*Scotch Mist golf suits.
*Scotch Mist caps.
Exclusive with u.s.
The running water test is shoNA :
day in our Warren ST. windows.
s2eoivfsv-ed Trademark.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Empire City Entries

FIRST HACE--The Starlight Purse; two
S,se year,olds; selling; about six furlongs.
lol2' Rafhes .,....Io4 es4a r. Of umbua . io1 ~,
1900 Homestretch o71oooa yirginins -. ies
tlols) Black Friday. lislooos .Rock Salt. :. ioS
SECOND RACE-The Bedford Claiming
a. H.andicap; all ages; about six furiongs.
s Arrow AaP e Cold lsss' y,ssss PsaSsssD
1921 Elected H.. lo2ltss2l Huilahaioo la
THIRD RACE-The Lenox Stakes: three.
year -oids and upward: mile and seventy
tsss9 iasa George .-...117lss1 sune Grass 1oa
t94s) Flannel Shirt. .llal733- Modo - 3ys
tasst ass Nynnewood .loll931 amanda Hcey e9
sso Irish Brgadier. ll2 -
fceehTH ha RACE--The scarsdale Handica D :
5000 added: all ages; mile. -
ls5s) Tryster 100 s57s Exoins ,,e
lol5 Hephaistos - s3 tloie, TTmn1s,, iae Iae
taois, fsennngs Park lie 1elss Brainstoru ios io
~, ne Weights on Sennings Park ana Emo
tion include penalty of I'VE pounds each
FIFTH RAcE-The Mohican purse. ,b-sa-
year-olds and upward: selling. one ro.I.
and seventy yards.
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SIXTH RAcE--Ths Kitlarnev p,,r
ssma,aens' s,.' fwo-year-olds; Ave and half
ssl la,I Mutiay IliIlals Flying Devil ~,
80 airaeeiie Iliilelis Pow Wow I. !,
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lnegs Virginius ...ilsiisuzs slslnrra -
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I'VE iusS aae Colonial. lslf0Ii Mazsupa 49, = - =
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