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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Man,esi--aAaie

OFFICE MAN-cumpetent. exycriencsl
ONCE man desires to get position with
aome, good iIn 80 as to learn sales
inanship. AL references. iux d 53i.
Ute Dispatch ~
FoHTER--Reliablo colorcd man wants
work as porter or butler. or WORK around
BUSINESS place. 1873 West Cay.
observation-disclosures work of any kind
oy experienced salesman; reference. Adj
fess BOX - 5i5. cai. rho Dispatch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man, &c. desires posi-.
ZION ns salesman IN real estute once in
SnS. box ~ 597, care The Dispn tch.
SHIPPING cLEkk-Wanted, by young
man: ~ years OK age. position as clsrx
OF shippiny clerk; have had > years'
clerical experience ana nomu cxpsrIenc.
III shipping: Randolph 3l73.J.
WANiED-ny midaie-ugud nun. pi.c,
In storo and snop or general utility Inpn
u.shs "u.sh OF Gay watch. or auy tn
s'do work box b 3vl. care The Die.
patch. ~
WANTED. position as ofico boy:-;ax IL
hr1t year high schooi. phonv RaLdoiuh
t5S3-J.
WINDOW DRESSER. ad man and sales.
man wants position Immediately: thor.
oushiy experienced: reiiuolu; Richmond
utn; salary no object.
YOUNG HAN und wife would I'LL. n,...
caring Tor roomiag houHo or no,ei. VIII
tng 10 accept same for moderate wages
Address l.. y. Dox 1877. City.
fOUSG married man. good educatIon
Wishes work OF any kind. Have DAD
experience Al salesman and clerical
work. box Z 36l. care The Dispatch.
YOUNG man. typist. clerk and shipping
clerk desires employment Have had
three yeats experience. Best references.
a ISL. care Tho Dispatch.
wATCHsiAN-Marrie man would NJ,
any kind Of work. fireman. watchman,
etc: u years Old aSos Burton Street.
YOUNG man. now casnier of national
bank. VITA 10 years bankins e1p.ri.
encr. d.sTes ~ mhhe change at once
Best references. UUI |. IiS Thu Dis
patch.
POSITION wanted, young man with hiEh
school and business education. deslres
position ~ tinekecper. oiilce clerk or
truck driving. Experienced. Best REFER
ehecs. BOX n 31S. care The Dispatch.
KOREAN boy wants a position TO do
general housework. 507 East Grace
IL ". Choy.
Hi0H-0RADE sales engineer wants TO
travel virginia; eIp1naes. salary and
commission basis. Address ~ 373 caro-
Tho Dispatch.
desires position. SALARY no object He
plies TO Il zsS. caro- Tho Dispatch.
YOUNG married man wants work: will
consider anything honorable; have fair
education aud ea-servIcc; mot afraid OF
work; noderats salary. Address T.. q.
BOX l3l. CITY.
NhRHiED MAN. rs years old. wants any
Kind OF work; out OF work slx month";
IL. Walker. Fulton iGi. City.
YOUNG married man desires work NJ anx
nature. experienced in shipping and ro.
ceiring. expert tennis racquet rcstrInrer.
Al reference. A 3s:. care Thu Dis.
patch.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants work from
1850 to 6 in afternoons und ali day SAT-
urday: store preferred. Call Boulevard
3iGo.J.
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.1Aht,.Ni.h.lIESiS
Deaths

at his residence, col West
Twenty-seventh Street. Mt ii p. NJ. Tues
day night. E. ii. Bowen. age SO years,
He Is survived By his WIFE, who was
Miss Agnes G.. Moore. and one son.
Harvey A. Bowen; also father. II. y.
Bowen. md two brothers. II. a. Bowen
and l.. a. Bowen. Funeral notice later.
BURTON-Died, Reuben Burton. Sr., We'd
ncsday afternoon at ST. Elizaocth's Hos
pital. In the list year OF his age. Flu
neral arrangements to be announced
later.
JONES-Dicd. in Wilmington. Del. on
Tuesday. February 9Th. nj s:30 a. NJ.
Mr.. Harvey l.. Jones. son OF Mr.. Richard
c. Jones, of South Richmond. He is
survived by his wife, formerly Miss Bes-
sic Shell. OF this cl;y; Two sons, Cameron
and Archie; his father. two sisters and
two brothers. Funeral notice later.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
lNDkAED FON QulCK
REFEllENCE


Csc the 1e,rvAVmS-.4. ttnndOtph
Ask lor Nsni .AA InkeE
classified ACCOMPLISHMENTS oiuereC
tor IttE RiChMUND 1IA4-- ais
eAlCd DAILY uiornIns .uIt.... MI
appear IN the neat euit,on Aht
sNeh herewith cover morh.nS an.
evening service IN al insIRrCes, with
riaEs-DIsfArCh. when Is priced
separRtcly.
schedule or Want Ad Rates
&c a word daily. niininum
soc, SET solid.
ss1c WORD SUNDAY, minimum
&sc. set solid.
consecutive insertions, lhcIud-
lhS SUNDAY, 90 wo.d-
consecutive Insertions, includ-
ing SuncSy, Ice word
(SotS the reduction Tor consecutive
nsertions.)
Display Type
I'M largest type permitted In thu
want Ad pages IL ~ point. and tn
smallest space in which i2-point
sate ior this large type IS cents
Sora daily and IA cents woru
oundaS. The same scale OF reductions
WI. Apply as tSr regular want ads.
Sapa. Dfokeh iines. white space are
SEQ Tor at the regular WORD rate.
-estimate words 10 the line.
Longer term rates Tor BUSINESS au-
Serusers on request
Advertisements received as late as
~ a. Al. aud 10 Z. II. each week day
and up to p. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification in the next EDITION.
eemale-when presented Mt the Want
Ad Counter in Tie Dispatch Building
oS tnose out OF work Will be tnserte
Free of Charge
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hoio hECliASIC-Expert, all-arouud
capable foreman. pI.Ierabiy s.,yIcs
Work. write I,ox u $50. care rhs n,ss
| patch.
bi.-A. n sAiTA-Married man. wants ,oh
ut once ns heii'er in blarnsm.th snou
q. Z. oiuHsc. IurheviiIc. Va.
| boOn n 4.r observation-disclosures ONCE man
uesirsa posi.ion ds ussIs,aat uuokk,,,.u,..
or s"ite sooa c.ericai WORK. Al ret-
eIehces.. DoA y $50. rnu Dispatch
oOkhEEPSh and general niico man
WANTS losi,ion ut once. experienced In
| douEic-eutry work. Can usu uostinv mn
3Ut East Giuce Street.
BOO.,n EEL Eh-- Wauted, position a,
boohseepei or other cierica. WORK Nv
ySuns inan. experienced IN douule-entry
| bookkeeping. reference furu,sn.d
y. sSryay tiauuoiph t9i3-J.
BOOM e, l. AR--i,a- service man d..,ro.
position Az ooohkeeper any clerical
WORK accepted. Phone Randolph i6I4.J.
bOONAEEfiNG-l nave nnisn.d - couraa
OF ooonxeepnig at smiindcuI ,usi.,ass
Soiese aho want JOB at once. fnone
| Madison i62l-J.
BoY--liigh- boy desires Office work
Aduiess .uS east Ninth. south Rich.
mond.
CHAuFFEUR--Iouna mum desires posi-
tloH as e.iauheur, have invrnauic'.
touis aud wiling 10 90 ali necessary re-
! PAIRS. navo nad tour years .xper,.uce
| IioS ~ 367. care The Dispatch.
SHAuFFEUR--Wah ted. position as pri-
vate chauneur Wy young wnite man; San
furnish reference. .iarry Iasn.:ssen.
Elko. Va.
CiriL- ESGlNEER. plant manager, BUD
crintendent construction; ~ years broad
executive experience. wants work Al.
dress Box u 33l. care The Dispatch.
cOLLEcTOR-Wanted. position as col,.c.
tor for some large firm 50 years s.r-
vice. Box ID ga, care The D!spa,ch.
| DELIVERY BOY wants work In any kind
of store. Madison 1905.
DRUGuIST-wanttd. by AN experienced
registered man. n position; small town
| preferred: single; Al references. Al.
| dress Drugg.st. Imperial Apartments
Apartment l. Washington. d. =.
! MISUNDERSTANDING experienced (coi-
icge GRADUATED, desires u change. Not
nfrnid OF work for the right man. k
aGc. caro- The Dispatch.
DRUoGIsT--Registcred druggist. export
enccd as manager. open for pos!tlon.
Best of references gladly furnished. Ad-
dress Box L SAG. care The Dispatch.
| ELEcTRIClAN--Wnnt position as olec.
ttrtcian. or assist In hotel or apartment.
Telephone boulevard 35l-J.
FARM MAN--Reiiable and expericnceu
Imam wants position on farm J. ID,
| IS Dyer Gas West High Street, Petersburg,
SERVICE 81 = DIsOat eA Want Al motto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

CAPITAL SECURED for any mcrl,or,ou,
patent. Room l0l3 Times. D!spu L. /,
buiiuing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

neutrality-suspicious. ull-round composI-
tor. Apply Ut once, Mcthouist oman.
age Printing Department. broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

GNoLahi SroRE--One OF the bee, nay.
ing In city. good reason for selling. Box
2CS case ihu Dispatch.
GRoCERf-Foi salc. In North Carolius's
largest cay. tnc besI te,ai Hrov.ry
store In Tho city. well established trade
owner having Osrn In bus.ii,sa II y.ur,
t.sts bii5acd tr.ae represents citirs pest
honesi soou. eicun stock. Having de-
eided TO retire from retail. onrr l,ock
Tor hale. wonderiul opportunity. bore
located IN neart OF IeIaii .eutei. s. n,
Fillmore. Owner. Winston-suiem. ~ c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

We have territory open in
kentucky and part Of
tennessee for an expert
enced salesman to sell
Grown Trousers"
(Signed)
MAA Is. DRUMMER &
SON, INC,
ll4-l20 East 2ord Street,
New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY.
81 iuEhS Iusl. Eos SALE AGENCY,
lol2 Times Dispatch building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

DRUG CLERK-Wantcd. registered or as.
sistan, drug clerk. single. box l. $50.
care Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

HIGH SCHOOL hoy wants work ,,o,,
1850 TO In afternoons und ali day SAT-
urday: store preferred. Call boulevard
34G0-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

HEFiNED young lady wants place in doc
tors ONCE. Apply :a4. Saie Tue Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
IDS Are Received Over the Phone BY The Dispatch or
EMPLOYMENT
Salesmcn ana Auen1.- q

SALESMAN sLA wANTED-sta,o OF Virxlnin.
Seu hdxerton Modicatud Salt ~. lck'
Ussu ny millions. Sold through Jobbcrs
furnish best :rcferences. rho righ, MAJ,
csn make biz money. Spence brothers.
Goidsboro. ~. C. 30 o
statesmen wanted 10 carry our linz .,
oo:oer, Haobjft. tin and lead OH commits
SION OASIS; must DO familiar with hard.
ware automobile. plumbing sunpiv MI
manufacturing trades; excellent nIu.
me proposition. Apply NJ. C. CantsId
sons CORP. ~ Wilsey Street. Sewurh.
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8ituations Wontcti-Eo,,,,,Is !,

- Experienced In one.
mork. bookkeeping. Ming, and can uss
typewriter: an, familiar with all In.
~, SSo,o work also. Dox u 3I2, cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

uSEkEEPER-widow with little v,,,
uesHes To Keep aVusu tor widow., n,
nurse Invalid u"d neip with huusvwort !.
uhoeiSFuouatt hursu. Splendid rrf,r
ehces. BOX X 500. care rno n,.n,.,...
MAID desires place (cclored,. Ami,
Eust BAKER Street "PpS ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-AIale

clerk In hardware and
pant store; must he man Of somu
experience IN this line. 4 permanent
position TO an energetic man. Refer
encc. Box 4 35.. care rhc Dispatuh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

hoiEL- wohi>--Ape E.vncDu ,vhIt. 49,, -
an waits hotel OF r..,ur,n' win
reterenes. go North TwenIy-s second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

wohh--Day's work. halt or whole: good
lau"a.ess; plain sewing. 2IE IVES, uu.
val Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

bi.-,L n sAlTti-Married man. wants 10,
~ ohce us heirer in biarnsm.th snop
q. 4. Oiuhse. isurkeyiiIc, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

aho nEhs hshfEH-Young lady, an or
pHa"' wishes IL position ~ mother,
I,np or 10 ASSIST la any capacity with
hthu people. where she VIII nave n xnn,i
nome. or give h.lf "a days s.ryic, m
Iene'e inothers oi nursing the sicl or
care OF ,ttio chiiusen. giving them ~.
terhoon or evening pleasure. Can Houl..
= l.. II. '' ~tse'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

SURSE-UndcrSradunt young npr.. e.
sTe' piece TO care Tor elderly lady or
Invalid; hfty dollars per month. uor
aaf. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

OFFICE MAN-competent. experiencsl
ohce man desires to get position with
some good, iirm 30 as to learn sales
manship. All references lux 33l,
me Dispatch -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

boohh isi-rEk and assistant dc.I...-
niah< ehanHc. Both Thoroughly canaan
nhu ,ei.aoie. References furnished Al
- -urcss Don ~ 3iy. care Tho uisuutch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

rENonhnrhL R--Wanted, young man
stenoSraph,r, must DC alert and Willing
GOOD opportunity. Address = o. uor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

TiPisT-Rupid accurate typist de.r.,
t,pi"s oi any KIND TO do AT uoma ARA.
A'' I'VI Second Aycuue. iiisaiunu l.ark
NAN iSD-by young lady. With Two
years e4pefiehee. posiiion as boo. Xeeper
% eusnieF. Gan sivo reference. Call
kanuo.pn 6:46-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

MARRIED MAN. IS years old. wants any
Kind OF work: out OF Work six month";.
+. r. Walker. Fulton HGi. City.
YOUNG married man desires work NJ .nx
nature: experienced in shipping and ro.
ce'ring. expert tennis racquet restrInrer
Al reference. 3s:. care Thu Di,.
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

R.BURNER double oven. poiroit
Jewel: 327.6o; brand-new. ITO East
Franklin. Madison $3.50.
FURNITURE of guaranteed quality and
workmanship at medium prices ana Iib
cral terms. Andcrson's, Broad at First.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

UP. = = -
LARGE STOCK OF BLANKETS AND
COmFORTS. 80
GOOD COTTON BLANKETS. ,s.os.
EXTRA HEAVY PLAID BLANKETS.
$3.50 TO 1880. 80 = = =,
ANDEi,soN's. BROAD AT FIRST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

PIPE and attings. Brenner and Michael
son. sos Brook Avenue.
sAcHET POWDER. loo per package. p. o,
Boz $40. Richmond. Va. ~
SEVERAL. washing machines OF gtnndar4
mahen USED as demonstrators. at special
prices. with guarantees Appiy pich
mond oan Electric Appliance Corp, 4t1
East Grace street. Phone Randolph 5Ss.
TWO mahogany chironiers cheap. 323 N
Flfth 81 Hughes Furniture Co.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Rickard Ends Controversy
by Calling Off Bull Fight

Tex Richard. counting up his various
little troubles yesterday afternoon, must
have become embittered against human
ity, for he delivered crushing blow to
this city. He notified the JET Fiegel
Post OF the American Legion that there
would be no bull fight in Madison Square
Garden on February % and 90, and
that so far as he was concerned New
York would have TO struggle along until
the end of things without adding the
great Spanish sport TO it's "reminiscences.
Rickard thus bighted the lives Of
the bull doting public just as S. ]. Nc
Tague and Richard y. Hand. attorneys
for the JEFF Fiegel Post. were about to
appear before Justice Blur and ask for
an order calling on the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals to
show why an injunction should not be
granted restraining the society from
stopping or interfering with the bur-
lesque bull fight that the post was to
stage in the Garden.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Havana Results.

FIRST RACE. three-ycnr-olds and upward !;
claiming: purse. SIco six furlongs. Da-
,, won: Athsaryen, ioa nSennedyo 6 10
|. > to 2 and G to ;. second: Mr.. Kruter,
i12 Fields). 20 TO I, 8 10 I and TO j.,
Third third Tine ;, S 'sar also ranpaefsr. ca, fsi
and Warmer. Little Buss. Dandy Van and
Beverly James
RACE. threc-year-olds and upward
claiming: purse. 500: six furlongs. Moli-
nero, 1i0 Penman). TO >. 10 and |
10 4, won: Blondel, 1f2 C<elsay), TO 8.
70 and ! TO 4, second Mister Jiggs.
third. Time. 1:i4. Also ran--shy Ann.
Viola c.. Hush, Chimcra, Rameau and
THIRD RACE. four-year-olds and upward !:
longs. American Eagle. ITO Globlnson).
TO .. G to and 10 :. won Mack Gar
rner. io5 Pribble). 70 .. TO and
z 10 !. o TO and 20 .. third.
Time. ;o6 2-5. Also ran-wedgewood,
Marion Hollins. Mldian and Peasant.
purse. $500; one mile. Tomohoi. 81 CPen-
Roll Roll csil. OF tMeLaushinj. 10 /, to ! ]
and to .. second: Tacola. 1O5 NNaiben)
10 I. to 10 and | TO 3. third. Time.
:Ss 40. Also ran-Caesar. Eleanor $.
Hrtchison and Meiora.
FIFTH RACE. four-year-olds and upward !:
.ecnth Huntress 11o CKennedy),
too ., q to : and 10 3 woa: :
Dolly o.. 81 CN. swarD. ; TO .. even
and to Z, second: w. G. McClintock 1906
(pickensl. to ., even and . to .. third.
Time, 1:4z So. Also ran--Liszt, Suez,
Zoie, Cork and Alfred Clark.
SIXTH RACE. four-vear-olds and upward I:
yards: Foster Embry. 106 IN. swarD. TO
!. 4 10 = and 2 to 3, won: Toney Beau. 100
GSennedy), Z 20 ?, : to ; and To 10. sec
ond Koran. 104 (Chalmers). TO 1, TO
1 and even, third Time, :42 So Also
ran--The Enquirer, j. c. Stone Dan and
Golden Chance,
The New York herald., 1922-02-18

Duster. ilJ: Peter Brown, ia. Also eligible:
Mascotte. III: Lady Boss, III: Auntie En-.
l0t. Anita Hampton. 107.
Second Race-Purse 81 900; claiming three
Little blossom. 101; Blue Jeans, 90; .Con-
centrate, l0I MAY Boalne, l0l shiyins
Orb. l0l; "Moody. l07; Baby Evelyn, r.:
Fast Trial. 100; sTrust Official, 10f: sLf-
carno. 80; Brown Check. i04. Also eligible;
Grayson, IA; Margaret White, 90. Assum,
1OG; Marsc Johl. ia
Third Race---urss 81 800; Starlight Purse;
allowances; three-year- and upward: six
furlongs: Irish Dream, il2; Tippity Witchet.
1l6; May Blossom, o. Centimeter, ia:
Rapid Day. 10s; Translate. 108; Mavourneen.
1oi; ST. Michael. 1906; Hobey Baker, los;
Blue Paradise, 10i
Fourth Race-Purse 81 500 added: Proteus
Handicap; three-year-olds and upward: mile
and an eighth Padua, 9s Blarney stone,
16 Gourmond, los. United Verde, 1l2;
Neddam. los; Sands Of Pleasure. 1l3;
Wynnewood. 106 Pit. 100; Manouvre, 106:
costigsn. 81 slippery Elm, 10T; Veto. 100;
Bunga Buck, 1l.: By Gone Days. liz; Guy,
122.
Fifth Raee-Purse 81 900: allowances;
tirse-year olds mile: By Gosh. i03: Lighter
1o3: omnipotent, 1i3; Ballet Mark. no: Our
Deilr. l03, Comic song, 1i2.
shth Race-purse $1,000; four-year-olds
and upward; claiming; mile and three-siX-
teentls Merchant, i05; ~Trickster H., i0i;
Wadsworths Last. i07: %Verity. 30; High
Gear, 100; mormon Elder. 10i: sWade Me-
The New York herald., 1922-02-18

Warmer. no. Marauder. Ii2; Frsni, Burke.
112; Stir Up. IFS.
Fourth Race-Purse, 5000: the Island
Handicap: three-year- olds and Up; SIX fur
longs: Cuba: Encanto, 81; Mayor House.
Io3; Last One. i05; Guv'nor. io7; The Boy ,
'1is
Firth Race-Purss. sToc; four-yesr old
and up; claiming; mile and tifty yards :
sMaysyille. 81; sChristis Hoiters fo3
George James, 105; -Ais vezino. fn5
Blanca. 105 Eusericords. los; Johnn.s
Waiter Turnbow. iii; Loyalist, fi3.
Sixth Race-Purse, 500; tllree-year-olds
and up; claiming; one NILE 'Wrecklsss.
Faust. 100: sGolden Flint. 101; war Tax.
105; .Tlmothy ]. Hogan. los: sGuardsmsp.
lo5; Stanley, io6; 'Sugarmint, 1oe; George
W.. 112.
weather clear: track fast.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Unattached Boxers Win by
Knockouts in N.Y.A.C. Ring

Unattached boxers captured two of
the five classes in the finals OF the New
York Athletic Clubs amateur tourna-
ment last night. Bob Rendely. a novice.
showed fine form in skill and hitting
power in knocking out John Kelly in
one round in the 10S pound class final
bout. Harry Goldstein also scored a
knockout over Dave Cotton in the Sec
ond round in the las pound class.
The summaries:
1OS Pound Class--JaclS williams, Hollywood
Inn Club, defeated Frank Calvin. Pauist
A. c.. three rounds. judges decision; Bob
Rendely, unattached. defeated Jack Ma,
houm. unattached, three rounds judges
decision: John w. Kelly. Samaclar a. A.,
defeated Archie Sopon, Foresters A., e.,
three rounds. judges decision; Henry Lift
man, Educational Alliance, defeated Sam
schackman. Union Settlement, three
rounds, judges decision. Semi-flnals--
Kelly defeated Williams. three rounds.
Final Bout-Bob Rendely. unattached,
knocked out John Kelly. samaelar A. A.,
. first round.
1Is Pound Class: -finals-Pat Mooney.
st. Johns Club. defeated Jacob Kasten-
baum. Idle Hour A. g.. three rounds,
Church House. defeated Leslie Irvino. Idle
Hour A. c.. three rounds. judges decision.
Final Bout--Nooney defeated Sportelli. three
rounds, judges decision
Paulist A. G., defeated Vincent Allen,
Union Settlement. three rounds. Judges de-
cision: Frank Murphy, Idle Hour A. c.,
defeated Carl Henry. unattached, three
rounds, judges decision
Final Bout--John Bunick Paulist A. c., de-
feated Frank Murphy. Idle Hour a. c.,
three rounds. judges decision
1876 Pound Glass: Semi-finals-Wil So
renson. Pas'ime A. c.. defeated John Nc
Crane .I'aulist A. c.. three rounds. judges
decision; Joseph Corbett Union Settlement.
defeated John Rocco. unattached. three
rounds. judges' decision.
Final Eout--William Sorenson. Pastime A..
c.. defeated Joseph Corbctt, Union Settle
ment. four rounds. judges decision.
145 Pound Glass: Semi -fnals--Harry Gold
stein. unattached. defeated Buckley Lyons,
Union Settlement. three rounds. judges de-
cision: Dave Cotton. " NJ. G.. A., knocked
ou' Pete Kazlaukos, unattached, first
round
Final Rout-Harry Goldstein. unattached.
knocked out Dave Cotton, y. M. G. A.,
second round.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
FIoupdsrs in the Canal at Freeport.

Up 10 Thursday the canal at Freepor; was
not frozen over and some OF the natives down
there were getting some nice messes OF
founders. One man dropped Into a tackle
store in the eastern district OF Brooklyn in
quest OF bloodwornis and he was surprised
TO find them on sale. He told the dealer
that he and some ncighbors had been taking
founders from the canal for several days
and that oil he required to bring In q good
mess OF the flat fish was the bait. He said
further that the little fellows bit ravenously
and that the fish ran TO about pound In
weight.
One OF the baymen from Baldwin said yes
terday that founders have been biting there
more less all winter and that some very
good catches had been brought In.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18

unostentatiously and planted himself by
the ring. He was accompanied by Jack
Kearns and Dapper Dan Mckettrick
Swell was the admiring comment Of
Mr.. Dempsey as he surveyed the Kelly
Martin color scheme.
The judges gave the bout to Martin.
They could not rule against the color
scheme sported by the firm of Kelly.
Dempsey hoped into the ring just
before the main event and was eulogized
by Joe Humphries. The champion got a
greeting that shook the roof. He looked
fit and happy. though unemployed.
Andy Palmer, the Oklahoma middle
weight who scored quick victory over
Italian Joe Cans the last time he APP
peared in the Garden. registered another
victory when he defeated Jimmy O'Gatty
in an eight round bout.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
You Are Invited To-Day
By FinkeIstein & MaiseI! |!
Well Known Clothing Manufacturers Open New
Showroom To-day on Broadway Near 5lst Street

And now comes another link in
the chain of circumstances sur
rounding the remarkable story OF
Finkelstein & Maisel--a story you
all know by now-how this old
established firm of wholesale cloth
ing manufacturers were actually
forced into retailing mems and young
mems high grade clothing direct to
the public and are now conceded to
be one Of the most important factors
in the retail clothing business.
Beginning to-day, Saturday. at 8
A. NJ, Finkelstein e. Maisel will
open for public inspection their new
showroom at 1866 Broadway, be-
tween 5lst and SD Streets.
Here they will be able to offer you
all the conveniences obtainable at
any retail store-with the added as
surance Of buying exactly the same
fine, pure wool and fashionably
tailored clothes offered at their fac
tory-and at exactly the same re-
markably low wholesale prices.
Though they have at their factory
satisfied huge clientele that
comprises a great number OF the
most prominent bankers. brokers,
judges, journalists, theatrical mag
mates and other leading citizens in
every walk Of life, they feel that
there is still a great public not ac-
quainted with their truly sensational
offerings in suits and overcoats, due
either to the fact that buying at
factory did not appeal to them or
that their factory is located too far
downtown.