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The New York herald., 1922-02-16
ACTS OF TRADE BODIES
PUT UP TO DAUGHERTY
Ruling Defines Extent of
Legal Activities.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Activities o.
trade associations do not contravene the
provisions of the Sherman antitrust
laws. N the view of Attorney General
Daugherty. unless in actual practice
they develop enhanced prices, sup
duction.
The opinion of Mr.. Daugherty ex-
pressed informally and tentatively, was
made public tonight by Secretary
Hoover. who had inquired of the Attor-
ney-General as to the legal limits
within which trade associations could
operate in connection with the Com
merce Departments plans for the pub
lication of trade statistics gathered by
such organizations.
Mr.. Hoover asked for an informal ex-
preston of views as to eleven specific
forms of trade association activities
embracing a wide field of operation.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
YEARS DEFICIT $7,5e4, 1876.
But Armour Leather Is Now show
Ing Profit.

The Armour Leather Company. ac-
cording to the annual report issued
yesterday for the year ended October 90.
1921. showed a deficit of S7.564,1e6.
compared with $4,313.653 deficit in the
preceding fiscal year. At the beginning
Of the current fiscal year the company
had a total profit and loss deficit OF
$11,S77.S50.
Henry w. Boyd, president, told stock
holders that since September 80 last the
business has been on n sound basis. In
the three months ended December 81
1921, the company made an operating
profit of $S69.000 and the president
estimates that the quarter to end March
81 next will also show an operating
profit. He concluded
1--WE are of the opinion that the hide
and leather markets are sound and the
remaining three-quarters of 1922 will
show profits"
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Borough of Queens--sale or Rent.

AT ARLEIGII Con Greensboro Subway)-Bus-
mess change compels owner to sell his home
just completed Six unusually large, light
rooms and tiled bath; all improvements;
heated garage; tax exempt: one block sub
way station: 81, 800 cash required; first mort-
gage S., 900. fifteen years; balance reasonable
terms. Take Greensboro subway to Dtmar :
av. station. j. S. WTTHERS. address .4D
Ditmars av., Greensboro. Tel 1915 Astoria
FOREST HILLS-Ba rgan: brick stucco
house; eight living rooms: large enclosed
glass porch; tiled bath: fine cellar: steam
heat, electric light. parquet floors, telephone: !:
entire house inside and outside newly deco
rated and not occupied since decoration; i'm
mediate possession; less than five minutes
from station; must be sold. OWNER, 80
West 18th ST.. Manhattan.
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RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

harris. vought & CO. leased from
plans for French x French. Inc. an
apartment in LAO Fifth avenue now in
course of construction, TO Judge Daniel
r. Murphy Of the Court Of Special Scs-
sions: also an apartment in 2jS River
side Drive 10 Clarence Day, Jr.. and
William A. Bruette I'm East Eighty
ninth street TO pr. O. Rotter. and in 10
East Eighty-nlnth street TO S. Stick
Albert u. AsEforth. Inc, leased a fur
nshed apartment I'm - West Forty
fourth street to Thomas IT, Mllord and
an unfurnished apartment in 1 West
Seventy-second street TO j. n. Staples
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Deals Revealed in Transfers.
5000. 900 Flat for west side

Plans were filed yesterday for six
story apartment house, HSXl50, at 2Ol
West Ninety-second street for the
Stuyvesant Estate. Inc. Gronenberg &
Leuchtag. architects, estimate the cost
at $600,000
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SUGAR.
Fire Record

AM. Loss.
. :2j--300 T.. iO2d st.. unknown go. .Triflirg
{ .3p-26s stanton ST.. Charles Klein Trlfllng
0:oO-S7s 9Th av., Hotel Plaza, Fred
Stpfry ...................U unknown
N oO-a Allen st.. Rose Ap5osesd. Unknown
10 ;0o-lo0 Eroomc ST.. Jack Katz. Unknown
10 :00-iOt W. isth St. Bernard Klare
Unknown
II " Loss.
7.0j-36i West il7th ST.: Anna
Gutschell. ........a.. .t..,.... Unknown
7.J0--233 West i00th ST.. J. Rut-
nlCk..s.4.sss... ..s..'s.. =. bllhHpNh
0:10--133 West 23d st.. Pansy EN-
broidety Co........,. ..... - Unknown
a:lO--lT Canal ~. United Lace Co. Unknown
tU:tO-32 Monroe st.. NJ. Morenza. Unknown
i0;t0-2iS6 Broadway; Naison Ner-
an.......,s.ts4,. ...s.'s'.s suhkhoWn
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IA STORY FLAT SOLD
ON EAST 18TH ST
Irving Simon Head of Buying
Syndicate; Brisk Trading i'll
Multifamily Properties.

The Elsteve Holding Corporation,
whose officers are members of the law
firm of Gettner, Simon & Asher, bought
from the 156 East seventy-ninth Street
Company, Inc. the fourteen story
apartment house. on plot 1C0XlC0. at 156
East Seventy-ninth street The house
contains one seven and two eight room
suites on a floor, each with three baths,
the top floor being devoted to maids
rooms. 1t has an annual rent roll of
$4,000 and was valued at $3.50 600. There
is a first mortgage of 100000 on the
property. which was acquired through
Byrne & Bowman, as brokers. Irving
Simon is president of the buying con-
Germ.
Resell State Bank Flats.
A. II. Levy. with NJ Frank, bought
for a client from the Meister Builders,
Inc. the two six story new lave apart
ment houses. with stores, at POI and POI
East Fifty eighth street. northeast cor
ner of Third avenue. valued at $4,000
The houses, which were acquired less
than a week ago from the State Bank
have a frontage of l5j feet on the street
and 500 feet on the avenue. Mr.. Levy
will manage the houses.
other Multifamily House Sales.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold through
C. c. Hall for the Baldan Realty Com
pany. Inc, Louis c. Balsam secretary,
TO Abraham Crosney, the Sylvia, $50
West Hath street adjoining the south
east corner of Broadway, a six story
apartment house. 100x1O0. housing forty
two families and held at $24O00O.
Sherman & kirschner sold to an in
vestor for the estate of Ferrucio vi
vanti, William Greenbaum executor,
the five story apartment house, with
store. at the northeast corner of Tooth
street and Madison avenue. 25.11XS0.
Coughlan & Co.. Inc, sold for the
University Investing Company the five
story apartment house, 40xl0o, at So
West 135th street.
Joseph Keenan,. with Charles Berlin,
has sold for Charles A. Strauss to the
Michelman Realty Company the five
story apartment at 705 West 10th street.
Abraham Saffir sold for the Pomply
Realty Company the five story tene-
ment house at 81 East 109th street.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Margaret Whearty sold to Sarah F.
o'Reilly a five story store tenement,
25x9j. at 749 Third avenue.
Thomas NJ. Healy sold to Hersch
Tram two five story store tenements,
59x100. at 81 and 80 Mangin street.
Matilda Wetterer sold to Hyman
Cohen a five story flat, 25x10011, at 70
West Tooth street.
The Automobile Finance Corporation
sold to Maria s. Simpson a four story
dwelling, 2O.6X100.4 at 60 West Fifty
third street.
Emilio Del Sera sold to Max Aron
four story store building. 20xG4.6, at
40 Sixth avenue, south of Twenty-ninth
street.
81 100000 Flat for West side.
Plans were filed yesterday for a six
story apartment house, S.Sxi50, at 201
West Ninety-second street for the
Stuyvesant Estate. Inc. Gronenberg &
Leuchtag. architects. estimate the cost
at $500, ,00O
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
OILS.

Refined petroleum was unchanged Prices
follow Standard white New York export
Sc. in bulk. t3c IN barrels and i7ik in cases
water white. Sc. in bulk. 14c. IN barrels
and 1Sh IN cases. Gotur ga soline, garages,
2ic.. steel barrels Jnsocd Oil-Strctlv
pure. gallons OF ~ lbs. in barre's, 90c. Cal
cutta oil. 81.
OIL CITY. Pa. Feb. i5--Credit balances,
sa2j. ltuns, 5n,3fi; average. 1852. Ship
mcnts, 3,iG2 average, 1880.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to Ii,h ST.. Inclusive.

CORNER building, floors, 1000 square
feet ea Oh. elevator: wholesale tobacco dis
.-ict So per square foot; Immediate poss---
-, 7 ri AnIlNCE DAVIES. 90 Nassau a.
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Above Soth st.-5th Av. to Nor:h River.


ATTENTION. LARGE PROFITS
Vicinity Riverside Drive and 96th st-Ele-
vator apartment house; s year mortgage
rents about $40, 900; expenses 500 600, price
s2l3,0o0; want offer; desirable terms
Vicinity Columbia College and Riverside
Drive-Large elevator apartment house g.
= and rooms: N year mortgage; rents
10000; price 1850, 600; win take $50 900 cash
and desirable terms
Bronx business street-Lnrge, new tax
payer; all leased; s year mortgage; rents
Sll 800; price 100000; want TO exchange for
apartment house.
Also other bargains. large and small Send
for list; will pay you to investigate.
II. T. WOOD. go BROADWAY
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NEMPoRT RENTAL.

~ Blois & Eldridge have rented for
Mrs Catharine It Shedd her property
on Bellevue avenue. Newport. X. l.. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius II. Tangeman Of
this city for the season of 1922.
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Borough OF Bronx-sale or Rent.

TEN family brick; 25x1o1; six rooms and
bath: hot and cold water; steam heat; gas,
electric light: price S31 ,000 mortgage Sl6,-
COO: terms. Mr.. LIN, Canal 1888
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QUEENS BoRouGu MARKET.

Rev. Gordon Matthews Of st. Bar
tholomew's Church has purchased an
apartment IN liz Twenty-thlrd street.
Jackson Heights. An apartment in III
Twenty-thlrd street has been purchased
by Lionel Schuster.
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o1TH. 16S W.-Parlor floor for business
straight lease: reasonable. Riverside J045.
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Above 14th st. TO 59th st. tInciusive)
East River 20 North River.
Above seth st.-5th Az. TO North River.

,oi W. 3sd, Pennsylvania Hotel.--Large par.
lor store, corner. MARX. Longacre 420t.
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PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL.

II has been the custom in compliance
with the bylaws Of the Maritime Asso-
citation OF the port Of New York 70 sell
certificates OF members who are IN ar
rears for dues. and Joseph 2. Day has
been selected as auctioneor TO sell these
certificates at public auction on Tues
day. February 2S, 1922. az p. NJ at
tho association headquarters, as Broad
street.
The Fred Morton Company has been
awarded the general contract for the
four story apartment 10 he erected for
tho portwood Realty Company at 255-263
ocean avenue. Brooklyn. It will cover
plot Of 1O2xi50 and is 10 be financed
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany Plans were prepared by Rouse
& Godstono. architects. and the project
will involve about 100000.
Tho newly formed Bertalp Realty Cor
por1tion Ga and g. Alper) purchased
the property at 3oii Kingsbrdse ave-
nue.. The company Is represented by
Ensel Brothers attorneys.
The Harlem Property Owners Asso-
citation will meet this evening In Ga West
25th street The proposed rent laws
and other legislative bills will be die
cusscd.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16

A SMALL family of refinement and educa-
tion can secure title TO and occupy at once
this quaint Colonial home, located on ono
Of the best streets of n celebrated suburban
residential section near New York city.
where the desires of the neighboring families
TO the personality OF the buyer must and
will receive first consideration. on the pay
mont of $1,000. balance of $3.50 The plot
fronts 100 it, the street and the house
Is surrounded by a beautiful grove of white
brches and shading oaks, contains rooms
and bath and wide veranda. The elevation
is over 800 IT.: 1t Is only a few minutes walk
to railroad express station. on the best COM
muting road out of New York city, and is
offered complete with nothing extra to buy
There are over 200 commuters from this
section now. Bathing boating. skating, golf
tennis and country clubs are available. to-
gether with fine schools churches and mar
kets II is bargain and wonderful
place for young couple who have regard
for proper environment. Your reply will
receive personal. confidential and courteous
attention IMMEDIATE. p. O. Box 110I
City Hall Station. New York city.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
REAL ESTATE-EUkoPE.
SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS.

SCOTTISH HlIHl.ANDS.
Dunphail House (Morayshire), with shoot
ngs and fishings. to let for season w.: over
: 900 head of game last season. including
23i4 grouse. House magnifcenty situated.
handsomely furnished. centrally heated and
lit by electricity: near station ana post ana
telegraph office Particulars from WILLIAM
MUNRO, Factor. Glenferness, Nairn, Scot
In
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH to purchase tenements. houses, lofts
and apartment buildings: send particulars
by letter. Apt. 90. 1926 Madison av.
LEBERTAN CORP, III BROADWAY.
BUYS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED-Small house, preferably stories,
unfurnshed. on East Side, for term OF
years by lawyer who has leased his own
house: would like possession April rent
must be reasonable. Telephone John COZ,
between and . oclock.
WANTED.-A desirable location at fashion
able summer resort FOR livery stables. Ad-
dress box No. 225. Aiken. S. c.
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Bronx Transfer Deals.

Florence c. Davis sold to Elizabeth
NJ. Ogden the vacant plot, 50x125, on
the east side of Nelson avenue, 1884
feet south of 16Sth street.
John Riegelman sold to James @.
Bennett the five story apartment, 73X4O,
at 1889 Fox street, southwest corner of
18TH street.
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Borough of Manhattan-MiscelIaneou,
PRIVATE HOUSES.

Have large list of residences on both
East and West sides. Full particu-
lars given to principals.
JOSEPH MILNER COMPANY. INC,
500 9TH av. Vanderbilt 3607.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
New Flat for Prospect Ave.

Plans were filed yesterday for a five
story apartment house, 67xS9. at the
northeast corner of Prospect avenue
and Crotona Park North for the john
son Deeshel Building Company. III. T.
f. Johnson president. Charles Kreym-
borg. architect. estimates the cost at
$4,000.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth st.--5th Av. to East River.

nth ST., 308, sos. $40 East-o5xlOO each
three story tenements will sell separate
" or together. PEASE & ELLIMAN, 3i(
Madison aV
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
LoEg Island-Sale or Rent.

FOR rent for summer season room bunga-
lows overlooking Great South Bay all i'm
provements: S700 and up. j. VEIN. Phone
624W Bay Shore, l.. ].
HOMES at low prices easy terms; let uI
know your wants: picture folder sent
HYDE BANTER, Fort Washington. l.. J.
JAMAICA HILLS-Double lot for sale. Il.
ABERG, phone Rhnelander 1896.
20 MINUTES Penn. Station--9 room house.
corner lot, restricted neighborhood; hot
water heat. hardwood floors, tile bath,
kitchen, buffers pantry, laundry electricity.
awnings, screens, storm windows. shades; !;
cost $4,000: sell $4,000 Phone OWNER,
E'Iuabino oG05
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vEsEY sTREET)

by Arthur G. Sheridan.
W 3ath ri. -, bet 9Th and 9th avs. sty ant
and store, 35xoS.9 20 David Horowltz for
sy5.ooo'
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New Jersey-saie or Rent.
A SERVANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST

EASY COMPUTATION TO NEW YORK
,nntages OF bath, this year-round, well built
beautifully appointed home on terms ana NJ
price you can pay il worth INVESTIGATING.
Inquiries addressed to l.. ID. worcester. i.V
broadway, y. v. city, Tel 1891 Cortiandt.
will receive prompt courteous and confiden-
Ai.lI .,IInnIinn
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News of the Real Estate World
OPERATORS RETURN
TO BRONX MARKET
Builders Also Buy More Sites
for Stores and Markets;
Other Deals.

Benanson Realty Company bought the
newly completed five story new law
apartment house at the northwest cor
ner of Webster avenue and 204th street
from its builder, client of Clarence
Hutchinson. Containing seven stores
and thirty apartments. the house yields
a yearly rental of s17,5o0 and was held
at s125,O00.
The Benenson Realty Company sold to
a client of Abberly & Bryde, attorneys,
1904 Belmont avenue, northeast corner
of 175th street, Ave story apartment
house on plot 5Ox10O, housing twenty
FIVE families and renting for s12, 500.
The holding price was $4,000.
Calm & Cahn sold through Alfred f.
Schaefer to Elsie Schneider 734 Melrosc
avenue near 156th street. a four story
double fiat with two stores. 25X100.
Eugene l.. Brisach was attorney for the
seller.
VIII Erect Stores and Markets.
Two more store and market building
operations were announced yesterday by
John j. Tully of the Bronx Community
Corporation in connection with the pur-
chase of two sites for the projects. Mr..
Tully has acquired through Alexander
Selllin and David Mintz the four dwell
ings. on plot 77x100, at 7S7-793 East
161st street and the vacant plot 75XlO0
on the east side of Prospect avenue
south of 16)th street. Both sites will
be improved.
Irving Judis purchased from the Hud-
son Builders Corporation the northeast
corner of Burnside and Harrison ave-
rues 1S9x1C0x irregular. Plans are be-
ing prepared for a two story business
building.
Brady Estate sells Parcel.
! The estate of Judge John ]. Brady
sold through ]. Clarence Davies the
northwest corner of Third avenue and
Lorillard place, a one story building,
| 51x123, containing seven stores.
other Trading News.
! Charles Siegel Levy sold 35S9 Third
avenue. three and two story frame
building with store, on lot 25x105, situ-
| ated 159 feet north of 16Sth street.
William f. A. Kurz was the broker.
1 This property was purchased by Mr..
Levy, together with the two adjoining
properties at 3535-3537, last month from
John J. Heintz.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased through
w. d. Morgan a vacant lot on the
! southeast corner of 1881 street and
Davidson avenue from Ernest C. Ro-
name.
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Westchester-SaIe or Rent.
C0nncctIcut-Sale or Rent
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

BELL G PIERsoN. Real Estate.
- Atlantic 81, Stamford. Phone ISIS.
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FLATS TO BE PUT UP IN
PLACE OF DWELLING
One Site on West End AUe. ;
Other on East 63d St.

nine-story apartment will replace
the six four story dwellings at 125 to
f35 East Sixty-third street, which have
Just been sold to a prominent East Side
builder by Samuel Brener. The site,
which measures S7x102.6. is located be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues and
was sold through William J. Roome &
co. A portion of the property was ac-
oured recently by Mr.. Brener from
Vanderbilt Webb through the same
brokers.
Adolph Meyer sold for the Bondyx
Realty Company to the Hamilton Hold
ing Company, William Prayer president
CIT West End avenue, four story
dwelling. 22x90. adjoining the southwest
corner of Nneteth street. This house
with 619, the immediate corner in which
the purchasers are interested. now gives
them plot 44x90 which it is their in
tention to improve with fourteen story
apartment house, having one apartment
to a floor.
other Dwelling Sales.
The 211 East Thirty-fourth Street
Realty Corporation Of. ]. Callaghan
l.. NJ. Scheubel and l. Cooper purchased
the two three story houses, 25x9S.9. at
209 and 211 East Thirty fourth street
The company is represented by Tattano
& Gilman, attorneys.
Pierre & Golden Company sold to
Annette and Gladys Hoffman for the
estate of Fannie Dryfoos the five story
residence at 307 West Tooth street.
1SX100, which had been owned and oc-
cupied by the Dryfoos family since 1905.
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FARM PROPERTY.
MisceIlaneou,

FARM for sale catalogue free. STROUr
FARM AGENCY hox +, 80 Nassau st.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received for
the construction of the improve
ment of grading and paving an
alley through block 81 of the City
Of Aledo, Ill.,, by the board of local
improvements of the City of Aledo,
ILL.,, until the 3rd day OF October,
A. D. 1922, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m, at the Office of the city clerk
in the said City Of Aledo, ILL.,, at
which time and place said bids will
be publicly opened.
1t is estimated that there will be
about go square yards of excava-
ton of an average depth OF six
inches. and about go square yards
of six-inch concrete.
Said construction will be made
in accordance with the ordinance
providing for the same, and the
maps, plats. plans. profiles and
specifications for the same on file
in the Office Of the city clerk of the
said city.
Proposals must be made on
blanks furnished by said board and
in compliance with the instruc-
ions thereto attached, which can
be had on application. to the city
clerk Of said city, and must be ac-
companfed by cash or BY check
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-28
ILLINOIS BARS
GRID PROSPECT
Tom Mccain Denied Chance t,
Play Football on Account Of
Pro Baseball.

Champaign, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-(By
the Associated PEess. )-Harking
back to the football scandal of 1921,
when nine Illini players were dis
qualified for participating in pro-
fessional game between Taylor
vile and Carlinyille, the Univers-
ity of Illinois, in barring Tom Nc
Cam, baseball and gridiron star,
has dealt another blow to keep
professionalism out of Big Ten
athletics.
Professional baseball resulted in
the inelgibility ban on Mccain,
who admitted playing several
games in the Black Hills last sum-
mer. He said he needed the money
to finish his senior year at Illinois.
In barring Mccain from further
athletic competition in the Big Ten.
George Huff, athletic director, and
other university authorities follow
ed much the same procedure as
they did in disqualifylng the foot
| ball men last fall, by breaking the
news themselves.
! Mccain, it was said, probably
will make a major league debut
next year. He was offered a con-
tract with the Detroit American
league club at the beginning of the
present season, according to re-
ports here.
In his admission to Huff, which
are understood to have been mace
with no attempt to conceal the
facts, Mccain said he played last
summer with the Greys Of Aber.
deem, S. D., "a Sioux Falls team. anG
| later at Deadwood in the Blacl
Hills. He won three of the foul
games he pitched and played tn,
remainder of the time in the out
field.
The loss of Mccain is consid
cred not only a blow to baseball
prospects at Illinois next spring
i but also to Zuppke's football
squad, as Mccain was looked OIL
as a promising performer in tn,
Illini backfield this fall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-28

IN sDrick. Owens ~ SJalT
Murray, the Green Hay Rack.
efs consider TINT tAey 1--we
TIVE Of the stanchest nhenea
n the pro ranks this yeaE.
Owens Is Just starting his pro.
fessioaal career, having gFaAa.
ated from college h June.
but Murray was ono Of the
stars who opposed the Indo-
pendents last fall VIXEN tho
locals made the journey into
the north country.
Owens weighs 20 pounds
and plays . guard position.
He started his career ut Ne
braska university, but finished
at Lawrence college, whero
Cub Buck, Green Rays fams
Gus tackle, is coach. Owens
and Buck are two of the big
gest men in professional foot
hall today. and although the
Independents carry consider.
able heft 1t is likely the Wis.
itors, forward wall will out,
weigh them, with such big fell
lows as these two.
Murray played q scrappy
game, against the Independents
in 1921. He scales about $50
pounds and Is said to be at
home any place on the line.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-28
CHECK RECORDS OF
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS

Springfield, Ill.-Forty per cent
Of the service. records of Illinois
soldiers who Served in the World
war have been checked by the adju-
tant generals office here prepAra-
tory to the possible adoption of the
state bonus measure.
The service recognition board,
which will come to life in the event
of the adoption of the measure,
will be composed of Governor Len
Small, State Treasurer E. E. Mil
Ter, and Adjutant General Carlos E.
Black.
A number of preliminary confer
ences have been held for discussing
policies of the board and collect
ing information on points that 9TH
er states have had difficulty with.
The records will be preserved
and published whether the bonus
passes or not, it is announced.
They will fill about 40 volumes.
This work Islander the superyis-
ion OF Edward ]. Long. formerly
Lieutenant Colonel of the 130th
infantry, 33rd division.