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Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

CALL FOR BIDS TO FURNISH TIES !. Sealed bids will he received by The Alaska Railroad up to 8 100 P. N. on the Third Non- Say in each month. for furnishing Standard Mountain Henilock Cross Ties In lots of 10000 'rr less. Specifications and other particulars may be obtained from D. ". Metzdorf Gen. ~ral Storekeeper. Anchorage. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

Beautiful towering hyacinths naw on sale at ALASKA SHOP. :. :.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

Bill Axelgreese when shoveling away a drift in front of his home Sunday uncovered three automo- piles and tractor. Owners may drag them away at their own cost.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14
AT THE HOTELS

SEWARD Harry Johnson, Moose Pass; c. E. Robinson, Seattle.
 OVERLAND-W. M. Anderson.
 VAN GII4DER-Jack Morton, An chorage; Kenneth Chisholm, San Francisco; F. R. Stipe, Portland; J. Meherir, Juneau.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

Father Merrill Sulzman, of the Seward Catholic Church who has been paying Anchorage his 1irSt visit. was expected to return today, via airplane, with Pilot Joe Bar rows.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

Complete line of U. s. Geodetic Survey charts, tide tables and date books for 1932. Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

HARBINGERS OF STRING
 Autos which have been hiber- hating all winter are making their appearance these nushy days, one by one.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

Kodaks and Kodak Supplies-<fe- veioping, printing, enlarging and picture framing. Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-14

Scratch pads, various sizes, 15c per pound. Gateway office.
Nogales international., 1932-02-20
1882 - WASHINGTON = 1892
WASHINGTON

served his country well-We try at all
times to serve our patrons well and carry
large and complete stock Of anything
and everything that you need at ! drug
store.
Evening star., 1932-10-24

6.eeo-BUNGALOW
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Well located between the two avenues
Only one square from the car line. Five
gooo-Slzed rooms, tiled bath with shower,
front porch, partly finished attic and a
ss.25O--4-BED-R ROOM BRICK.
Situated on a corner lot in beautiful
Michigan Park. Semi-detached. colonial,
with front and double rear porches, hot
water heat. open fireplace. tile bath with
so shower In new-house condition. Terms.
A splendid ur-bed-room brick home.
WEST OF 10th street. near the public
school and the car line Hot-Water
neat, double rear porches, built-in ga
rage. An unusually good buy in this
convenient neighborhood.
IN CIEVELAND PARk. RkND HUME
On beautiful big lot 56xl25 feet.
WEST of Conn; ave. near every home
requirement and only a short ride from
the downtown. Six good rooms porches.
elec. refrig hardwood floors. TWO-CAR
GARAGE. Now being put in the best
wall paper. refrig. and new gas stove
p SHANNON & LUCHS Co
1905 H ST. NV. Nat 2345
COLCRED-SIX-ROOM RESIDENCE; H
VIII cleo. garage. nice back yard; in NV;
s6.l00; small cash payment. North 6853
COLORED; 1913 10th ST NV NEAR k
LIST com. zone. suitable for beauty parlor.
rooming house or private residence. lst
floor. rooms and inclosed porch; 2nd floor,
3 rooms and bath 3rd floor, rooms; hard
wood floors. extras wash stands. INV h..
cleo: cellar under entire, house with front
condition. Only 1880 easy terms. Open
to toright District 7o65
Evening star., 1932-10-24
$34,50O.
ROCK CREEK paRK ESEAIE

AS the laws OF beauty are the more
perfectly ests bllshed We fnd We are still
content to build as our 1orcfatherS built
and receive the same great lesson winch
these buildings evidently conveyed II you
earnestly desire possessing a real Colonial
nome you are invited to see this replica of
early American built in the heart OF old
Eenwycke, a grant of land from the Royal
passing down hiough his descendants, Fen
wycks Dunlaneys and Charles Carroll to the
present owners, who carefully combined the
old charm and beauty OF the Colonial period
with the modern conveniences of today
1his house at l704 Kalmia rd. NV. fur
-nished with Early American furniture and
beautiful selection OF Oriental rugs is
open each day
Evening star., 1932-10-24
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

JEWISH COUPLE. with a child, who attends
all-day school. desire room and board with
private family in NV. Please call National
1915
REFINED LADY wishes room in Protestant
family where good home cooking is served
Walking distance of G. P. 0. No objection
to small front hall room with closet. Not
to exceed $50 a month. Address Box 1904
Star Office
Evening star., 1932-10-24

8o8 North Capitol St. Phone Nat. 6733.
COLORED.
2l7 10th ST. Sc.
5 rooms and bath. electric lights $33 so.
1l18 SOUTH CAR. AVE. Sc.
6 rooms and bath. S35
622 3l2 ST. NE.
4 rooms. SIS.
JOS A HERBERT L. SONS.
SIS East Cap. st. 1913 l5tA s.. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-24
SALE-HOUSES.


SEE IN 6HE THE REAgE1sgd gEIzSdLH' HOMES
sos saIDis IoNoPRfno% PET sS iS sr. nv Nv.
6. 7. Rooms-2 Baths
Beautiful Club Rooms
Large Attic, Slate Roof
Suil'-iP Prices. GsEsss' .ssss AssSmtaIe up' Heat
wAPhP faseetI'oh I JAMES. Mlhas.eGiNc INC.
1925 I4th St. NV. Dist. 334s.
Houses Ideally Located and
Priced to Sell.
Friendship Heights, $7,4500O.
car H o sSsss IT, 'esD1s oDsu
Only S6,25O.OO.
BUNGALOW in nearby Virginia. near school.
stores and transportation. r., b., modern.
Georgetown Corner, $4,000.
.6,r.. b.. modern; nice lot. near grade and
Near Walter Reed, $14,750.0O.
- a 3, servants room and ,,s, bath in
small house in trade.
All, of the above properties are vacant
on ON very easy easy terms. Why pa pay rentS N
Cali Mr.. BoAz. west osa2.
$3.50 CASH
rd: NV. rooms. baths. h.-w.h.. elsc.,
garage.
Nat. 4178. 306 Investment Bldg.
81 3oo-A sEMI-DETACHED BRICK. NORTH
WEST HOME, BED ROOMS bath. hot
water heat, electric lights, screens. 1uil
basement. All In excellent COUQltlOn.
Lot runs through from street 10 street.
good; convenient neighborhood and an
s7asS%SEAs ls,a %EsTEEN @ s HIGH, GRADED
portable. attractive mooern brick home
in good condition. with 2-CAR GARAGE.
Gese to rde m e and only 10 min
ss,5oosKENNEDY BUILT. 2l-FT. BRICK.
concrete tioored front porch and double
rear porcnes screened; fireplace and all
Slate rooi. Dee'S sarase. IN G'iS NEW ifees Ho9ss
eened Street l0eatsd a, 1Ts1s
portatlon, schools and markets
EVENING PHONE UNTIL PM.
BOSS K PHELPS,
l4l7 st. Realtors. Nat $500.
oUT e'.2r'- 18th ST.
"A beautiful brick bungalow in the
cInSH,,d6 Upper aotn @ Street secuon in wonderful
water heat, tiled bath with tub and
shower; excellent yard completely en-
closed by ornamental picket fence
nre place for children.
Sll.9o0.
NEW BRICK AMONG TREES
charming house surrounded by many
hne homes. 1hlS resiQenCe is situated
on lot OF about a quarter of an acre.
literally covered with immense trees
There is z center hall with step down
living room on side and large din
ing room on the other. The bed rooms
are OF excellent size, and the two tiled
baths are splendidly equipped. Finished
atIlc. Bult-in garage. At the price of
Sll,95O 10 this home Is an opportunity.
WIN. II: SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 ST. NV. Dist l0I5
Evening star., 1932-10-24
COIORED

All-modern brick. 8 rooms and bath: near
Capitol and Library; reduced to 1900. Be
sure to see this great bargain. Call A. NJ.
COOPER. 500 llth st. Ne. 1892.
Evening star., 1932-10-24

CLUB FAUNTLEROY.
1872 Mass. ave. n.w.-Laree. warm. sunny
rooms ~ one. two or three girls; sT9cial
gates. North 1867. 7.
Evening star., 1932-10-24

1872 VARNUM ST N.W-For gentleman.
rocm with bath; garage: private family. 251
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX. 2o53
Fka$ rd.-Large. attractive. 2nd-hoor 'front.'
hoSh: clean, quiet, comfortable; cont. h. W.
Shone; man; S13 mo-; also garage. Ad. l0l4
Evening star., 1932-10-24

College-Attractive room with sleeping
porch next to BATH continuous hot water'
Evening star., 1932-10-24
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN,

MOTHER with 4-year-old daughter. desires
room and board in Alexandria or on A. B.
& W. bus line with woman who will care Tor
child days. Address Box 95-B, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-10-24
ROOMS AND BOARD.

tCOrt1nue0.l
1914 18th ST NW-Large front room fol
two: twin beds; $3.50 each.
1883 10th NW.-BEAUTIFUL HOME. DE
LIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE. EVERY CON-
FORT. BEST TABLE IN CITY.
IN BEAUTIFUL HOME-2 good rooms and
private bath: Conn. ave-; gentlemen; reis
Phone Col. 0570 -
II00 EAST CAPITOL. ST.-Room and table
board; nice. clean rooms with single 5ss Sees
1Iie ST. N.E-Attractive front room. suit;
able for two: cont. hot water; unlimitso
telephone well heated. Call Atlantic S1s5
1902 18th ST. NW.-Vacancy for Q. Twin
beds, automatic heat, excellent fooc: con-
genial atmosphere. Rates, s35 and $50. ~.
TERRACE HALL
1445 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
Attractive room, running, water spacious
dining room; excellent meals; reas. rates IS.
2lOl S ST. NV.
AT CONN AVE. "a:
Single, double and en-suite accommoda-
tions spacious lounges; excellent table;
moderate rates. 29-
HITCHCOCK HOUSE.
1861 Mass ave. n.w.-Few choice vacan-
cieS. semi-private bath.
Evening star., 1932-10-24

NEAR WARDMAN 2725 Woodley pl. NV.
beautiful newly decorated bed room adj.
bath; Quiet, private home; reasonable
Adams 1Q75 26h
Evening star., 1932-10-24

RENT-oFrICE SPACE.
VERY REASONABLE RENT.
-, and 9 Room Oficcs,
jos. A.; HEBEET & SONS.
N1e 18th q. NV
Evening star., 1932-10-24
WANTED TO BUY HOUSES.

CALL ME BEFORE YOU SELL CASH FOR
your property. Any condition. D. C. only
G. G. DUTY. Denrike Bldg. Natl. 4482. 31'
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES; PREFER
bricks. whlte or colored. E. A. GARVEY.
Dist. 5710. 1910 Vt. ave.
Evening star., 1932-10-24
RENT-FLATS.

ISIS nth NV UNFUR. ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; continuous hot water,
every modern convenience; reasonable rental.
Adams 0l19
1888 r ST. NW.-TWo LARGE ROOMS
and bath. heat and 1anitor service; s25.
r. O. BELT. Union Trust Bldg 24s
l34s MASS. AVE. SE.-lst FLOOR,
5loia 9Th n.e.-5 rooms, bath. ami 40 90
1345 Mass. ave. s.e.-5 r.. bath, ami. 40. 90
JOS. A. HERBERT SON.
SIS East Cap. st. 1913 18th ST. NV
FOR COLORED.
'2s St. Jos orlai A. aERsERT Ii F. go soNs 90
SIS East Cap. st. 1918 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-24

Il SHERMAN CIRCLE NW-Attractive
room, sleeping porch for l 2. in private
home of adults; next TO bath; telephone,
garage. Adams 6770. "a
ll01 PARK PL. NE-Nic,ly furn. room for
one: gentleman preferred 81; garage if de-
Evening star., 1932-10-24

1928 CONN AVE. near Wardman Park
Double front room with private bath; ga
rage optional gentlemen; no children. Ad
Evening star., 1932-10-24

18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--Two delightful
rooms private bath for gentlemen: oil heat;
owners home; s25 each. Col 5409. So
Evening star., 1932-10-24

l74I CHURCH ST. N.W.-Large, attractive
room, 2nd n. front. south exp. Twin beds.
cont h. W; or 2 gentlemen. Also cozy
single room 2nd fl gentlemen reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-10-24
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS AND BOARD.


3lG0 CONN. AVE, APT. 430-Beautiful front
room adjoining bath; well furnished unlim-
tied phone; excellent meals; home privileges.
34l7 14,h ST NW.-Wanted young men
and woAA Single or double rooms: Jewish
private 4amily; s35 and $40 month. Col.
9678
1910 NJ ST. NV. APT 505-Wanted young
man TO share room in apt, with board, with
another.
1908 ST N.W.-Niceiy furnished rooms.
refined atmosphere; walking distance to
business sec: maio service; excellent meals.
1922 18th ST MA desirable home for
ladies or gentlemen: newly furnished:
ba- a-hng facil.y excellent; reasonable. North
es44 24e
l752-54-56 QUE NW.-Attractive single and
double rooms, private bath il desired: de-
1icious meals refined atmosphere. 81.
1902 10Th NW-Vacancy for 2 young ladies
or gentlemen twin beds: warm rooms;
excellent meals. Rates, sS5 and $40 month.
2ss
1929 X ST. NV. the Lee-Marque-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms. semi
private bath; home cooking. "a
EXCLUSIVE neighborhood-Beau fur
nished, pvt tennis court, spacious grounds.
home cooking. garage; rates reas. Clev. 39l3.
ilI6 NINTH ST. Nw-Room and board.
three meals day, $3.50. RING HOUSE
HILLcREsT. $500 18th N.W-sineie or dou-
BILE. fur. or unfur rms. bath. balanced
meals, $3.50; spacious lobbies for entertain
Evening star., 1932-10-24

1924 sth NW-Much reduced. Rm.. kit.
b. apt s2S So rm.. Ink, S14.5O; large
front. Ink, $3.50 wk.; sleeping quarters,
50 T5 vk. n -w h, cleo
Evening star., 1932-10-24

NEAR MASS AVE PK-Exclusive family
will take one or two gentlemen as guests i'll
attractive home; no other guests; refere-
sncaS Coll n O0lT
Evening star., 1932-10-24

18th ST. near Lafayette SQuare-Large front
room near bath. Continuous hot wate6
automatic heat; S18: gentleman. Met o3l9
1901 II ST Sc cor leth and Kentucky
aye-Lovely I'd floor. bed rooms. living rm.,
kitchen bath including gas. cleo. h. WI.
$50 per mo-; nice location; private nome
Evening star., 1932-10-24

THOMAS CIRCLE. 1882 Mass. Ave. NV. :.
Apt s2-Nicely furnished rooms. Call aIter
Evening star., 1932-10-24

CRAFTON HOTEL. 1899 Conn. ave. NV,
Rooms. with or without bath. reasonapiy
pricsd for permanent guests or tranSients.
in main building or annex adjoining; din
nnrs hnc In In Grafton dining room.
Evening star., 1932-10-24

1889 EYE ST NV, APT. 1.-Attractiveiy
furn. outside room. next to bath; reasonable
rental Conveniently located
Evening star., 1932-10-24
1908 EUCLID ST. NV.
. rooms. bath. electricity; $40.
Dbopa nyNNED Nortb 1nnQO

BEAUTIFUL WOODRIDGE-ENT1RE Sec
ond floor detached residence; large rooms.
; small rooms. kitchenette. tile bath. hall.
private entrance; heat, gas, electricity and
garage; $45 per month. 1906 Kearney st. ne.
25s
Evening star., 1932-10-24
SALE-HOUSES.

635 INGRAHAM-COME AND SEE REAL
bargain; in new-houSe condition. Six large
rooms. rec. hall and bath; deep lot. garage.
Call owner for price and terms, Wis. 3066.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.; $11. 1.500-DETACHED
brick home built to sell for SIS 900; two
baths and tile lavatory first floor. Call Mr..
THADEN. Clev. 6440 %"
PETWORTH-NEW HOMES-CORNER 3rd
and Farragut streets northwest; number 1929
Bro street. l9 feet wide; Z rooms and two
baths lust completed. Wonderful value.
Must sell these homes Immediately. There
fore will sell very cheap, especially if you
have cash 25s
Evening star., 1932-10-24

ONE OF THE BEST VALUES IN GIIY:
The Traymore, l7l7 18th st: nwnNicelGg
furn apt, | large rm., dinette. KIT ana
bath. incl Frigid. gas. elec. Reduced to
Evening star., 1932-10-24

7o4 CONCORD AVE NV. COR. 7th--
Beautiful unfur. apt, in new house. large
rooms, kitchen and bath: extra shower
| room Frigidaire. gas elec. included. Cedar
lined closet and chest. All outside rooms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18

THE BROADWAY
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By DAN PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
Standing to Date: CBoth ROunlS)
K. OF |. BOW TO
 ALLIANCE QUINTET

The K. of l.. Speedboys met a tartar in the New Britain Lithuan- ian Allicance basketball array in their first meeting of home and home series, and dropped 31 to 21 encounter to the visitors at St Joseph's auditorium last Saturday evening. The visiting Lith team who has lost but one encounter, and that to St Mary's aggregation in East Hartford, Friday night, was one of the fastest teams to show their wares in the Brooklyn auditorium, their speedy pasSwork and accu- rate shooting proved too much for the locals. The local quintet tied the score 19 all with five minutes left to play. but the New Britain team with Red" Matulis and the Luke brothers rallied and won the decis- ion by ten markers. The Knights will journey to New Britain Friday night in return contest.
 In the first preliminary, Robert Crotty and his Waterbury Paper Box team. defeated the K. of L. Reserves 22 to IS. Wee Willie Car roll. the diminutive speedy for ward of the Box team. stole the honors of the night, and although closely guarded. dropped 5 baskets into the nettings for 10 of the win ming teams points.
 In the second prelim Misses AL ice Adams and Eva Sheron led the K. of l.. girls to 26 to 10 victory over the Crescent Girls in a one sided contest. Both young Misses accounted for 12 of the victor's points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
CROSBY NATATORS
 WIN SECOND MEET

Jack ManherZ Crosby natators invaded Bridgeport Saturday and copped their second meet of the season from Central, AZ to 3S, talk ing two relays and four firsts. Tom Monagan, Revill Fox. Captain Wal ker and Leary excelled for the To- calls. Summary: 16O yard relay--Won by Crosby Pronovost, Leary, Laukaitis, Fox. Time-1:26 4-5. 100 yard breast stroke-Won by Walker (Crosby); second, Sleeves, (Bridgeport) third, White (Cros- by). Time-1:20 3-5.
 40 yard free style-Won by Jan awitz, Bridgeport; second, Good (Crosby); third, Laukaitis | (Crosby). Time-21 3-5.
 220 yard free style-Won by Fox (Crosby): second, Norton (Bridge- port): third, Corcoran (Crosbyo' Time-2:45.
 110 yard back stroke--Won by Monagan (Crosby); second, Teller | (Bridgeport); third. Phillips, (Crosby). Time--1:16 2-5.
 100 yard free style-Won by Learv (Crosby); second, Harkubus (BridgeporD; H m m erst ein' | (BridgeporD. Time--1:04. Diving -, Won by Rummel (Bridgeport) second. Wormen (BrideeporD; third. Charron Crosby. t
 12O yard mediey--Won by Cros- by: Monagan. Walker, Coolidge. Time-1.17 3-5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
YMHA QUINTET IN ROUND ROBIN

Meriden, Jan 1s-A charity round robin basketball program for the Meriden Hebrew Ladies' Aid society will be held at St Roses Community building, Meriden. the 27th, with Y. M. C.. A. quintets from Meriden, Hartford, New Brit ain and Waterbury competing.
 Two games will be played, the pairings to be announced later by Ray Mag. .u...a
 All four Y. M. C. H. teams have been going well this season, and a night of high-powered basketball is the prospect Hartford Is prob- ably the strongest combination, led by Joe Wist of the Kevin- Barry club and Socky sherman, former Weaver star. Last year Hartford went to the finals of the New Eng land Y. M. H. A. tourment at Boston, Mass.
 New Britain Is strong again this year, even without the talented Al Sloman, while Meriden will be bol- stered for the charity program by the addition of Sam Cohen and North bush, former Wesleyan uni versity and Meriden high lumin- aries, resjeceively.
 Waterbury will be right in there with Morse Levine, Abe Levine and Ben Kabot, forwards; Jay Dublin and Joe Shore, center; Sam Frank and Bob Kosersky, guards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
Busy Day at Naugy Y Saturday
Especial to the Democrat )

Naugatuck, Jan 18-A big pro- gram headed the Y. M. C. A. gym on Saturday in which over 250 members took part. The morning class for juniors opened at 9:00 o'clock with an even 50 boys at- tending. At 10:30 a special game was played between the Elmwood "" Juniors and the "" Pirates in which tahe latter won "A to 13. Also at 10:30 found over 50 boys enjoying the swimming pool.
 The U. s. Rubber team held a practice game from 1900 to 2:00. The boys again took to the gym for an athletic meet In which 27 boys participated. The events were, sflot-put. potato race. stand ing broad jump. and running high Also a relay with four on side Miles Sweeney. in the 90 pound class won high honors with 10 points. Pictures were taken of the Juniors Leaders corps and the swimming team. From three to Ave the Naugatuck volley ball second team played the Waterbury Wiiby faculty. the latter winning . out of 6 games.
 The "" Intermediates defeated the Waterbury Coilegians 43 to IA at 6:a0. At 7;o0 o'clock the "y' MIdgets defeated the "Y" speed' boys 2z to 90 and n fast basket bali game. After the game the boy took to the swimming pool. Thi boys left at s:50 after having ( pleasant day at the ""
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
TAFT WRESTLERS
 DEFEAT HILLH0USE

Chick Lawson's Taft wrestlers defeated New Haven Hillhouse matmen at Watertown Saturday, 22 to 9. The summary:
 1O5 pound class-Parker GID de- feated Lossey (T) on time limit, 30 seconds.
 115 pound class-Beers CT) a Waterbury boy, defeated Solomon GID on time limit, minute, 23 seconds.
 125 pound class-Schwartz GID defeated H. Perry. .(T) on time linn 1t, ? minutes, 43 seconds.
 135 pound class-Zorthian GID captain of the visitors, defeated Beecher (T) on time limit, min- utes. 1 seconds.
 145 pound class-Chapinn (T) defeated Burock GID on time limit, minutes l seconds. 9
 155 pund class-R. Clark (T) won on fall from Aplerowitz GID in ' minutes and 13 seconds.
 165 pound class-Leach (T) cap tain of the team, won on time limit from Woocman GID in l minute, IF seconds.
 175 pound class-B. French (T) won on fall from Darling GID In minute, 27 seconds. Unlimited class-Flood (T) won on time limit from Shove GID ir minute and seconds.
 Attorney Edward J. Sweeney oi Waterbury refereed. Next Saturday the Springfield college freshmen will perform here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
HAMASCHALLENCES SHARKEY TO RISK
 AMERICAN TITLE
Both Hold Kay0es Over L0ughran - Gard e II May Sign Them for February

New York, Jan 1S.--(UP)- Jack Sharkey of Boston will prob ably defend his American heavy weight championship against Steve Hamas, former Penn State football star in a ten-round bout at Madi- son Square Garden in February, Hamas' manager, Charley Harvey, announced last night. He said me- gotiations for the match already were underway and it might be signed this week.
 After comforting with Jimmy Johnston. manager of boxing at the Garden, Harvey last night is- sued a challenge, on behalf of Hamas, for Sharkey's American title. The challange was in the form of an open statement to the press.
 From One Angle.
 In his statement, Harvey pointed out that Hamas had defeated Tommy Loughran by quick knockout at the Garden Friday night. He recalled that Shar- key, some time ago, likewise had knocked out Loughran, but that Sharkey had declined to grant Loughran return bout although Tommy had requested it repeated ly.
 Harvey promised he would not match Steve with another oppon- ent until Sharkey had accepted or rejected definitely to-night's chal- lengc.
 Sharkey was awarded the Amer ican title by the New York com- mission after his victory over Young Stribling at Miami Fla.