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SPECIAL RATES
70 u. Z, CiH, psytis spl 0eiumbas, 0his.
RED BALL TRANSIT co.
Natiossi Hoysahoid Nssegg. =
SssS S:s.ss Sdesy i. Al trfssspsi Sas l Itis:.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
AbAV a. WESCHLER, AUG4IONHlR,

TRUSTEES. sALB OF Twe.sToRY AND
SSLIL1A1n,,s ,,ss -92eH M Ia tSD y s. s*TH. BRICK
~ virtue al a certain dsed ri trust duly
,eesrdsd in Lber No. 546f2, fOlie 3tl et es9..
:nd 4 sAs .saas. e ,hs party ; ss;Sur:s there
RGff ssss' sseosp d SAY R[ta
EoylMBRs,, 1899, AT F3uR THIRTY
estate 10 the pIstsiet sf Colanbis, ts-~lt;
Part d lot 4. square ga, fronting IL feat 6h
tnease on B stssst So, bg u feet deep, im-
Terms d :sis. subj.s. te . pr.es deed o.
ss2s s.,.@sse 81 @ s.s s.lt ss.s, Il. M TsssisSsr 80
Der moath, iasludins iatssest at ' Psr cent,
!ssY'sa hy dsss Of .,u,s ~. gPsn ths s.oIer.;
Eco required. AL convss.neinT. recording,
s.yeaue .tsnss, saa netsrial f:sS q tss SIT
Vitk vlsAl1 ,AIlti, sgs.u Soon,
: JAMES Z. PADGETT, Trustees.
eeao,d&Asaxsu
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18th ST. HEIGHTS.

This-psAeersy is located within sne hslf =
square of .lakh Ct. and surrounded ny hishT
class homes IT is a detached. modern res
dence; with. four iarge rooms on the nrsi h"or;
four 5Bssns md tiled ba<h On the second ana
u very large attic wh'ch could he con'erted
into q complete third story at q very small
cost II, has, Of course all the latest i'm
trovements and Is in perfect Condition lie
lot is 4Ox142lz. TO IN alley with large ga
could he found jim this entire section. Imme-
dinte possession.
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PETWORTH.

A beautifu, modern home. located in the
very ,.ast part Of this desirable section, con-
tanin. Is Ia-sc rooms and bath. hot-wster
heat electric Lights hardwood doors snd an
excellent lot We can sell this house
casn payment Of 81 .0@O and SIS per month,
including all Interest
PRICE, 1880
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NEAR 18th ST. AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVE.

This is a very 6ue home in an excellent To-
cation, 1t 10 exeeptjaaaly well built and has
Ten iafee rosns.i = isths' het-~afsf hea,.
electric lights and a two-car gsrage IL is
The home of prominent Army odicsr, who
las kept she .proIxtty inspsrfect condition.
PRICE. ONLY .$1f, ,H06.
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y.ry desirable home located on this promi
neut business tho.oughfare. At 4 comparativS ;
snail cost this building can he converted iH1o
Il store and apartment structure. lt has II
rooms. and. bath, het-Yater heat, e,eetr.c
II lights and q good lot 10, q peyeN ailey.
PRIt T.: &fS. iss.
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GEO. C. GERMAN, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COTRT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia -SamNel W. Stratton,
plaintiR, VS.. The Unknown Heirs Alieness and
Deyisees Of Andrew White Susannah Dave,
susannph lowering, Mary ]. Rrereton, De.
fendants.-Equity No. 40siO-The object Of
this suit is to obtain decree establ'shins OF
the title Of the plaintiff. Samuel ". Strstton:
to the east 20 feet 7Ia inches front on \
street by full depth of 120 feet: to lot in
square 1909 in the District OF somGa SaoD ee,ns
tiOn Of the plaintiff, it is, by the court. this
tWenty-sixth day of October lSe:: ordered
that the defendants. the unkhe~a heirs. aiien
pss and devisees Of Andrew White. Susannah
Dave Susarnah lowering and Mary ]. Brere-
ton, deceased, cause their appearance to he
entered herein on or before the first rule day
day, exclusive Of sundays and legal holidays.
after the day Of the first publication hereof.
otherwise this cause will he proceeded with ss
in of default; provided copy hereof he
pub, ished once 4 week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star, longer and other publication
being dispensed with for satisfactory cause
true copy. Test: MORGAN II. REACH, Clerk.
~ oc2snovi II
GEO. C. GERTMAN, Atterney.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Colur,bia. Joseph II. Harris. plain
tin va Lorenzo Harris ct al, DEFENDANTS
Eanity No 40S49--The object Of this suit Is
!" nh.s;n a decree establishing Of record. by
adverse posspssiOn against the defendants, the
title of the plaintiff, Joseph H. Harris to that
mart Of a tsset Of land called DRY Meadows" +"
situated in the District Of Columbia. described
BY metes and bounds in the bill Of complaint
and as'snassd ni.,ps a. sg sa0 n. en1n
this 18th day OF October. an. 1922.
ordered that tie defendant, Lorehzo Harris,
cause his appearance to lie entered herein on
or before the f0rteth day. exclusive Of Sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after the
day Of the first publication hereof. otherwise
this cause will he proceeded With as in case
of default Provided, a copy hereof be pub
lished once a week for three successive weeks
L E,ealns ahs Tssnas'%S1A ss.r %ALTss MscoY chef
Justice ssss!a f.,n 5,u' sspy. Test; s!SldSE MOE
HAM. Assistant Clerk. acei. 2s. nova
ALBERT ID. ESHER, Attorney.
suPREAE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
i. Columhia Holding Probate Court.-Ne.
9e77e, Admip:stration-This is to give notice:
That the sphsefihefs. Of the D:stFet Of
slumb. hass ssassa its@ 'as p5G
letters tsst.Rss..ry on ths h., e.ts!s q
iumb a, deceased. All persons having claims
against ths deceased are hereby warned to eA=
6fbit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscribers on or
before the twentieth lay of October. AID.
1923; otherwss they nay hy law BE- excluded
our hands this twentieth day Of October. 1922
MINNIE EsfiEB. aaa Florida sys.i LEONARD
x BGLI eIat sesA AXa, 'b b,pu ss' h.ss.i s.tes, Il
the Pfsbats Court. seas, ,asE.4,1
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NORTH CAPITOL ST. Mr.. S.

Fs''"Vs
very attractive. two-story, bay-windo~
brick dwelling with large rooms reception
hall tiled bath and large cellar: electric
lissts. One furnace and In absolutely perfect
coalition. This Is on excellent home ana MAJ
the additional advantage Of being In the nrst
commercial zone. and can therefore Ie used
for business purposes " the owner should de-
sire. This is a good buy.
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THOS. J. OWEN 4 son, AGCTLONEERS.
TRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE two
STn4Y DETACHED FRAME DWEiLiS'
Nf'MREEED JS3< BELT ROAD NV.

TRUSTEEk' SALE or VALUABLE Two
NTMBEkED 1894 BELT ROAD NV.
BE virtue Of 9 certain deed Of trust duly
accorded in Lihsr Ne. +42s fo,io saS ct SEQ.
bia. and IT the request sf the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at
pubic suction IN fr"Ht o. tas fss~i:sxs M@xp% Sa
Ben. AID. 1877. AT FeUK-FOkrY-F!VE
O'CLOCK PM, the following .deseriied land
Isd :.,.s In ns .ns srfa 81 e"
- four t74) in Harry X. Boss and IL. Glenn
Phelps subdivision Of lots in square seven
W. Bills subdivision Of part Of tt@ srsct Of
land called '.FPfesdship." as per plat Of said
hrst-m.ntious6 subdivision recorded in I.iiser
the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia, said
subdivision being known as National High
lands" subject to the covenants Of record.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, balsare in two
equal ihstsiiments payable In one and two
years. with interest at per ceninm per ran an
secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash at the option OF the pur.
chaser. A deposit Of $50 will he required at
revenue stamps. etc. at cost Of purchaser
Terms of sale 10 be complied with within 80
reserve the right to resell tue property at
the risk nnd cost OF defsuIting purchaser after
sy< dsys advertisement o. such resale 10
some newspaper published 10 Washington d. {.
WILLIAM Il. BAUA.
o.2Sd&dsexSu Trustees.
TH0s. J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEERs.
TkUsyEEx' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELL
ISG NUMBERED 1882 REi.T ROAD wv
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Idbex No. 4423. folio S3s ct seq.
Of the land records Of the District Of Column
bta. aud At the request Of the party secured
thsrrby the undersigned trustees will sell Ut
public aurtOn. in front nj the premises on
THU rRsDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF N0yEM-
BER, AID. IV22 AT POURTHIRTY O'CLOCK
Pm, the following -dsscr.hed land and prem
fs+s situate IN <he District Of Columbia and
Designated as and being lot seventy i've tI3D
and forty-tws NI42} In Wilbcr W: Bill.
subdi vision Of part Of the tract Of nd called
'FTispdsbiP.' Ms per plat Of said hrst men
tiOned subdivision recorded in Iiier No ~.
folio ls7, Of the records Of the office Of N.
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia, said
saldivtsioa being known "Natioasl High-
lands" subject to the coyensnts Of record.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to he paid in cash, balance IN t~" equal
iRstsiiHents payable in one and two years.
with interest at 6 per centum per .nnum.
payable spmi- Annually from day Of sale. Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
all cash. At the option Of the purchaser.
A deposit Of $3.50 will he required 1T time Of
sale. All eOnyeyancinE. recording, revenue
sale to BE- complied with within 80 day. from
day of sale; otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to se~sl the property at the risk
and cost Of defsulting purchaser after sss
days advertisement Of snch resale in some
newspaper published in Washtngton ID; L.
WILLIAM 4. BAUA,
oc2Sd&ds exSu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TH0s. J. OWEN Z s0N, A6t110NHEH1.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yAiIgABLE IN
PREMISES NO. 1867 SiGsBEE PLACE

TRUSTEES SALE OF yAiSABLE IN
PR9yED REAL NsIATE kNgWM AZ
sSE4IsEs ssk4HEasf 20, 1901 s'cssEs PLACE
September Fl, 1921. an LibeF Asa At folio 28i
Of the land eecofds Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party sscassd there
by. the undersigned trustees viii eeb At public
auction. ip front Of the pEenisas. ~ WE'D
NEsDAY. fffE EfGf1TN DAY OF MOyEM-
BER. 1922. AT FOUR-f0RTHFIVE O'CLOCK
y IN, the follpHlns real astate, Htueted In
the District Of CSlumbis end desigpsted ~ lot
seventy-hre tS6) In square thirty eight hun
Aned aud eighty mine tash1).
Terms Of sa!e: Said property 10 subject TO q
prior deed Of trust tecuiinE an ahdHbtedhss rs
of 80, 76O and win be s0ld subject 10 sad
deed Of trust Indebtedness. OF the porchase
price over Rnl ABOVE said deed Of trust one
third In to be paid In Gash and the h9lanee
In two equal tnstaUnents. payable ~ one aud
two yearS. with interest at the rate " six and
one Aaif per een6 per aannm. payahas semi
aDnaslly. secured by secsRS deed NJ trsst spoa
the property so,d or all cesh. at ths option
Of the purchaser. deposit Of e200 will be
resuieed at time of sale. AL osssessneing:
recording, pexenue stamps. etc. At cost q
within thirty days from day Of sale: otherwise
deposit will he forfeited and property resold
IT risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
hye days Advertisement Of such reHale in
some newspaper published in Washington. ID. l..
WM. Z. SHANNON,
TH0S. u. McHALE,
Woodward Building,
0c21dkds, ,ekSu Trustees.
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lA4 NV. Washisstas, j

I'd Mss.gah g:gh xsREa1Hb saIEEaf 1Ra:E, RassE,
f lssassa., lsals sas 'sasi ssn ase.. ~ +" sv'a =
sees-a&4s.exsu
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MT. PLEASANT ST. NEAR
PARK RID.

A fine piece of busIaess property. CONSISTING
q q store the ground floor and apaFt1nsnt
O. four rooms and bath above; hot-water heat,
electric lights and in perfect condition.
. PRICE f14,J
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AUCTION SALES. :.
FUTURE DAYs.
ADAM =. WEsOHaNR. AUeTa0NEER.
Frame Dwelling, No. li06
New jersey Avenue North
weat. by Auction.

By virtue Of authosity vested in the undas-
HiSIed viii otter for sale BY. public auction
THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1872; AT
FOUR t1FFEEA, O'CLOCK. Pm, lot $50. IN
Tarms II sale, One,hak cash. the balance
in ape and two years. With interest at ] per
erty sold. or an each ut the 0ptiap Of the
purchaser. a deposit OF $500 requised at
fipe of sale. Az conveysIcipg. recording
teuenpe ~tapps aud notarial fees ut the cost
of the purchaser. Teems Of sale to be cop.
piled with within thisty dsvs from day "
ADAM 4. WDscHLER. Auct.
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THOMAB J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIOHEEKS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. Being A. House AND LOT
NUMBERED 1900 Pack ROAD North

WEST
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust recorded
In Ltber No. 1895. at folio go. Of the land rec
orAs of the District Of Columbia. and ut the
request Of the PARTIES secured thereby. tie un-
der.Ened VIII sell at guhiic aacfian; in fson.
~ tLs premises. on MONDAY. NOVEMBER
SIXTH. 1922. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described Land and Prenises. situate
In the District Of Columbia and being lot num-
bered forty Ave (te, in block numbered thirty,
seven 1871 Columbia Heights" as DESERVED
in said deed Of trust upon the following terms:
Purchaser TO pay oar taird Of tue purchase
Price IN cash. the bslsnes to Be In two In
stsllments In one and two yesrs. respectively.
with Interest 1t the rate Of ~ per annsm.
secuned By lesd of trust o. the pr0perty sold.
or all cash. at the option of tie purchaser:
taxes and interest paid or adjusted 10 the
date of sale; good title or no sale: . deposit
Of $500 viii Be required at the time Of sale
snd settlement to be made within hfteeD 13l
days " tue dste Of sale ~ deposit forfeited
snd the property reseld At the esst end risk
Of the defauiting purchaser after dve 80 days
previous Advertisement Of sseh ressls In s"ne
Washington newspaper.
l4le Eye ". NV.
J. whitley JACOBS.
o.eS-d&ds.e1Su l4i2 Eye St NV.
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Two-Story. Groom and Bath
Brick Dwelling; Electric
Lights, Hot-watsr Heat.
Ready for Immediate Pos.
session. No. 1902 Perry
Place NV,

BY authority invested In us. We will sell at
public auction srnt OF the premises. on
MONDAY. THE tIIIRTIETH DAY OF oC.
T0BER. 1922 AT O'CLOCK Pm. lot 42
in square 2SsS
Terms easy and announced at time of sale.
couveyanctnE. recording and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. A deposit Of 500 re.
quired aHOn acceptance Of bid. ss1 to be
closed within thirty days sr deposit forfeited.
TH0s. J. 0WES 4 son. Auctteaeers.
&,dkhs sEsu
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u J. OWEN { SOY, AUcTI0NEERS
Three Very Desirable Three
Story and Basement Brick
Dwellings, Containing Nine
Rooms and Bath Each, Nos.
20 S St. NV. and 63 and
65 r st. NV.
A. Auction

public suction. In front Of the respective
premises. ON THURSDAY, THE sENsD
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877, COMMENCING
Ar FOURTHIRTY O'CLOCK Pm, lot sixty
seven (H), In square thirty-oBs hundred six
t3l0d), improved By prsmisss No. 80 = st. n.w.
At 3 s'eisck pm. the sans day We will sell lots
thirty 1907 and thirty one i3l, In square
fhirty-one hundred two t31O2). improved by
premises No. a sld q st. NV.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to q first deed
At s,s% intsrsst ana a xseosd dsed ~ trn1i
for 81 500, payabe S25 per month, ths balance
to be paid in cash. se06 deposit on each lot
required 1t time Of sale, Coaveysncing, re-
cordipg snd revenue stamps at purchasers
cost feTms Of sale to be complied with
within % days ~ deposit forfeited.
THOMAS J. OWEN 4 SOY, Auctioneers.
oc1s d&ds eAsH
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MOORE & HILL, INC.
Z, 2.
p, -. -, I42o-22 H St. NV.
MEMBERS THE ESTATE BOARD.
Mr.. THE Sol .DIFRS HOME,
w IL l. | A
I4oo New York Ave.

INK. I HI SOIDIENS f1OIfiI.
This property is located on p prominent
street In q very desirable section OF the city
and In . semi-detached modern brick with
laree ,eooms and tiled bath and large pantry;
hot twater heat large. dry cellar and many
attractive fsatures. 0Rner leaving the city
will gixe p06SeHfiou immediately aud sell Sa
. cash pay ment Of only 81 QOO
PRICE. s. 100.
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ADDITION-S11oso

completely detached bone. bungalow
design, located In the heart Of this sx-
section, ,ss s1nsssat e ias@ tans st. t
=: bath: h..w,h., efrctrfc lights; hardwood
dosrs; In excellent condition: rubble-
stone h<splace In living room and many
other Attractive fea lures. beautiful GEAR
yard 70 paved alley. Terms can .te nicely
arranged. -.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-26
Champion Dempsey Thinks of Career
 in Business

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 26.-Forced to remain out of the ring because he has no available opponents, Jack Demp- sey has practically giveu up ring plans for the future, and is considering business career, according to Senator "BilI' Lyons, one of the heavyweight champions closest friends, in state ment here.
 "Dempsey is doing well in Vaude- ville," said Lyons, "and from reports I have received is making pretty fal! money. Jack is eager for all opponent to loom into view, but there seems to be no prospect of this in the inn mediate future, so le has practically given up hope of an early fight
 Dempsey is planning to buy nome for his mother in Southern Califor- mia, according to Lyons, but It IS un- settled whether he will enter business in Los Angeles or New York if he de- cides to cut loose from the fighting game for awhile.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-26
Do College Athletes Develop Physical
 Perfection?

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. G. Whether college athletics really de- velop physical perfection or merely produce men with some few highly de- veloped muscles is a question which athletic authorities of the University of Notre Dame will attempt to answer, at least in part.
 Rev Bernard Lange, whose num- erous articles on physical training have given him a standing as an au- thority on the subject, is using the Notre Dame freshmen as material in carrying out his experiments which will form the basis for scientific study of the value of athletics.
 An accurate record is being made of the physical condition of every freshmen this year and next June, at the end of the school year, meas urements will be taken to determine the extent to which intelligent train ing can be relied upon to correct phys ical weaknesses. The experiments ara expected to give definite information as to the value of corrective exercises and also upon the kind of physical perfection produced by athletics.
 Experiments conducted last year by Rev. Lange were designed to show the value of athletics as developer of the students mind as well as his body. In connection with these ex- periments a contest was conducted to determine the best built man in the university Leonard Shaw, football tackle and western conference shot, put champion, won first place.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-26
TRAINING SCHEDULE
 OF INDIANS ARRANGED

CLEVELAND, Jan. 26.-More than a score of exhibition games have been arranged for the Cleveland In- dians on their spring training trip this season. With the first games scheduled for March 3 and with the Dallas club of the Texas League, 1n- dications are that Manager Speaker will have the players report at the camp at Dallas earlier this season than last.
 Five games will be played with major league clubs, four with Texas league teams, while twelve others have been arranged with teams of various classification on the way home from Dallas.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-26
KlLBANE PLANS 0YERSEA TRIP
 IN MARCH

CLEVELAND, Jan. 26 Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion of the world, plans to leave this country March 1 to look over the feather weight material across the seas with the idea of finding a worthy opponent. He expects to visit England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France, Belgium, Ger many, Switzerland and Italy, and probably Australia.
 Kilbane says he does not expect to meet any foreign boxers abroad ex- cept in exhibition bouts. If suitable opponent is found, Kilbane plans to meet him in New York, if arrange ments can be made.
 The Cleveland boxer will be the first worlds champion, with the ex- ception of Tommy Burns, to make such a tour. When he sails he will have been champion of his class for ten years. John L. Sullivan, who was champion from February 2, 1882, until September 7, 1892, is the only other champion to hold title as long.
 Kilbane has been in the ring 15 years. He took part in 127 contests, S6 of which were in defense of his title. He defeated Abe Attell for the featherweight championship on Feb ruary 22, 1912.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-26
Chicago Had Record Number of Divorce
 Cases Last Year

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Chicago's as- founding 1921 divorce record-ap- proximately 5000 divorces granted during the year-does not surprise Gustave ("GusD Wedemeir, circuit court divorce clerk, who has listened to more divorce cases than any man in Chicago Judges hear divorces for three to six months at time, but Gus-well, Gus is always on the job.
 Big year?" said Gus. Certainly. But why not? We still have red blooded people, haven't we? We al- ways have lots of divorces, and think it will always be so. But, after all, there are thousands of happy families. The percentage of divorces is really small"
 Judge Charles A. Mcdonald, su- perior court jurist, said 1t was the same old story all year-drunken- ness, cruelty, assertion and infidelity.
 "The war, the Eighteen Amend ment, the depression in business all helped" he said. Nothing seems to act as a check. Same old story told in the same old way"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-26
NEW LAMP BURNS
 94% AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amaz' inglv brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, mas been tested by the U. s. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise-no pumping up, is simple clean, safe. Burns 94%o air and 6%o common kerosene (coal-oiD.
 The inventor, z. B. Johnson, 29 N. Fifth St., Portland, Ore, is offering to send lamp on 10 days FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who VIII help him introduce it. Write him to- day for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make s25O to $500 per month
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-26

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-California's s golden bear got quite shock Jan- nary 2.
 Up and down the Pacific seaboard followers of football were telling each other that poor little w. & j.. was in for a terrible hauling. They opined no Eastern eleven not in the Atop rank could offer better than paper resistance to the Bears.
 The scoreless tie, therefore, was an awful "sock" to California critics as we'll as California University's pride and feelings. But it all goes to show that Harry Pulliams fam ous saying applies to football as well as baseball.
 Take nothing for granted in foot ball" is slogan the critics ought to get married to.
 Poor little Pete Herman is through. The former banty boss is still a rugged and willing scrapper. He still ploughs into an opponent with a right good will and there are times when he looks like the Herman of old But he isn't.
 One of Herman's eyes has gone back on him altogether, they say, and the other is not borrowing any strength from the resulting strain placed upon it. One-eyed fighters there have been, but none of them that we ever heard of got very far.
 
 Jimmy Bronson, hustling manager of Bob Martin, has started a cam- paign directed at Champion Jack Dempsey on behalf of the A. B. F. heavyweight champion. Martin has not been fighting lately because of broken hand he got in his bout