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pekes Is Pekes at the Hotel Plaza
0 SIDE CLUB
?HOST SURE OF
piS TOURNEY
uailabili.V to Metropolis
avantage?Murray
Getting in Trim.
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^Jportli?ht
& Gnntlan?Ric*
There i? now, in pellt? sport ? ? . the cas. of one Joseph Stecher,
<*r ?' and one Frank ?'etch. . .?,,?
ned by any first ?',
H or later or In the i* ? -a. two. Joseph and Fran?
fm boni and bred, are to meet In ? wrestling match that (ham
hip of the world and will attract something over $100.000 at ?lie Rate.
? ? ?|**etaele, II ii worth early eonsidei
1 he -Caw oi Frank Gotch.
i? Frank Gotch wrestle hack in lp06 11 year? ago He wai then
21 years old. the American rhan.pioi-. with only Rackenschmidt In hi? way to a
44-orld
a.oteh at 21 and Stecher at ??. staid a? entirely different lecher's
**" ' expresslonlesfl. Whatever emotion may dwell in his manly
breast. the same doesn't ?how | frontispiece. TTe ,- ? th? Im?
press' | a -ond.
was. and is. a d fTer< ?-: typ?. ?;.-*,-h i? ?he Hoe .Tekyll and Mr Hyde
of ?Trassier?. With a pleasing, open face, an attractive smile, a bundle of
netism, he Blight be fgtired as .he he?- natursd msn In the game. Bi
heart Is the heart of the jungla Ko limit of cruelty would e\ ( ?
S hii man bis way. Kid McCoy, ?ml ng an
opponent to ribbons, had nothlnc on the Iowa grappler.
Ape ha? undoubtedly slowed Gotch up n d
eve-n if Stecher should wir he would h?? qui*. ? was
.: of hii young but spicy eai
and gives none? not even to the beaten Thf? old Spsnish li
ivi red In some ?Falun! le- stuff by watching Gotch at work
In the Way of Speed.
j '? ? than Gotch is at 88. Hut Steelier at 23
s fast a? G.->tch wa? at T7. He lin't ? ??otch was (* years afro at
? we saw him work.
hile Stecher i? abnormally fas*, a ? . g move
men' and his il human streak, i?
-??? H wa? almost impossible to follow bis n:o\
' 'rom one ?pot or from ore grip to another, and yet ?he ?
I | blur th>,n an act'ial operation. It was a shift of su
'ell just what had happened.
1 he Gotch Ingredients.
? it?: I'm:
i arms and lei ?
?e of hii ?--ame *1 rough 11
For Gotch ha? as much bra'n aa hi t, 80 far as his p-am?
;. way, and he has a'.v d with an athletic in
the champion.
.t too powerful to be thrown, for Ha<
I entire lot. So I
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In Stecher's Favor.
\ears ago,
1 have esteemed it much pl.asura tu have had i>ur last sLir*. on Iowa
118 are a decade apart In meet III fn<"*
,n he ever me' He will tackle a came, brainy young now?
?ho has beaten mosl of the bast on"
? ,. ?
| "rom what those ?ay who have
?.'.ork and what he had to show against the Masked
h? throne. He has all the ?tuff there
Another Factor.
again, there h them all to be
23; Gotch I going away. G
h?,?, j years. And tel
l>oc .
kopeck. Gotcl ?*
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! f'e< n years can stand as no ?ma!. .
? ghty a- be ever was He may for the firat 30 mii
about the end of a ehl
all?
FORMER ASTOR
HOLDING SOLD
Block iront on Concourse
Bought by Builders for
Apartment Site.
SALE OF PROPERTY
VALUED AT $151.000
Emilie S. Steinhart Estate Dis?
poses of Houses at Seventh
\venue and 127th Strcrt.
The \nieru-an Renl ' mpany
Hyman I
block front on the westerly side
1 Boulevard and Coneonr
l roth und 171 <t at? . bell
known ns the Astor A -
and acquin
frnni Vincenl A
Impri ?
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operation will :
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Cigarettes
?^wide-open for comparison with any cigarette at any price !
sitive smokers appreciate the pleasure Camel quality
I They prefer it to premiums or coupons I Freedom from
t0ngue-bite and throat-pi-rch is as welcome as is the absence
?any unpleasant cigaretty after-taste!
c*me!s are blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic
l?baccos ; you'll prefer their new flavor and mild
^oothness to either kind of tobacco smoked
Slight! That desirable, satisfying
b?dy" is aii there?without any come
?ac/c ; No matter how many you smoke '
'?Niirtiolrl owerywhero in ?cientifically ?ea/erf pa'kef.
?. .-_ ...,tw.. f>nn .l?armMom) in o ?,aiamo
oia ororyernerw m ??..?j....... ?? ? > ----
c, or ten partage? l ?00 ? , * ?>a->?in*>
P?P4?r-.?van,d cort?n fot $! 00 W? atron?lr rerommand
' I ? I ?? fur f/io t.otxio ?retino auppty or when you traroL
^J-REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winitoo-Salem, N.C
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TURKIC 11 ?v V*OM^^Pl?M
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The ntan.p i<l* ed orer e;:1 tea ?
Aa>eps ouf ?ir, thnrvby .a)
r.tf the a/uairfjr uf the blended
. Hy inrertii.g tlie finjrr* an
jili.?rrafrd. the ?ramp oetmily break?
without tearing the tin I ee 9t??S?!
KO" tolda back into rta placo C^R^t
?afof <f><?4**
loi 1 ?a flxtOOT?, betwacn Columbus ar.
nod H i buyer is 1
?i'iitly formed 11H Weal 70th ?'
|mtiv, winch will hold " tment.
39TH ST. The live itorj dwelling at
88 Eail 89th ?< , former horn" ?t 'I'"
Ivea, ha?- been
bought h- a pu enaief tor occupancy.
Th? !.. ? '?', be
' !ioI. .on iiii.l I'n k a'.'?
$100,000 Lea.se in
West ?*,Sth .St. Building
M. it: I,. He?., Inc. have leased th?
?Ixth and seventh doors, containing
? iqusrs feet, m tii.i Underbill
Building, i;ix li* W?i1 37th st., for a
term of yea '"I ?f
I ,i' re II
tal of tl il v. recently
'ruction building.
Mu- l- itogi iph ' orpoi
Qi
?i Ihe last
?? niii
are lai I :?' ?ml
abroad for th? pi
of handwi. I Th? com?
pany ' ictory
William l '
i to l>r. I,. Dold, Cul
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Siat dard
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Horace S :
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OWNS $24,62*7,745
IN REAL ESTATE
American Company Plans Apart?
ments for Queens Holdings.
?ipan4*
*?? real ?
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I'ur ?ales
r wai
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tlie near
rchasei are
near
Home for Fordhara Club.
The . for many vears
locale.i at Fordham Roa?l and Morris'
-sin the group ?
of buildings beii Mirth
east coin r of Fordham )!ond ii
Boulevard and Concourse, by
Irving JudiM. The original plan for the
corner was a thf
In additi. ? and
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Ford
club 1 .
$12,000 Reniai for Suite.
.?'th.
tirm . annual rei I
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and to
Art hu?
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Sales in Auction Rooms.
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PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Sharp Break in Wheat as
Longs-Unload, Net Loss
1 ?, to 2Y2 Cents.
GENER If, M\RKirr REPORT,
New York, January .11.
Will
Wh'-a* reH the Influ, ' I
feeling of un
entree and aft??r feveri
?it the ?
an nrlvanre of 7S ? th? final of
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ilny there "
? it ?elling orden ?sain w
.- nel I,,wer.
? r, ?a-it? SOSlfastlta. Some
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if which srai
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eek rind
? ply in
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I 11.51, f n
CORN.
Thr. fOrtl n
?U QUOti'l
OA1
Thr> . ? ,;.n under th? Infl'i
nnd at the c
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900 laut year.
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PROVISIONS.
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M:y. 11.10 11.10 lO.'.'O 10.jO 11.05
January.. 21.12 25 21.10
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Ifee tnee of
5, te K polntl ial tn
bas nnd i.v
l en the l/'iy
i later In ti
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In th?. coat ami I
The epol market wae inactive trltl
steady '
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Open Hi?--h. Los
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After op?-i.
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February. .
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h-l'l. flu'.. ipecial fancy,
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FURNISHED COTTAGES 1*0 I l.'l
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COTTON REACHES
NEW LOW LEVEL
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Doubt Over International Pol.
?ties and Liverpool Break
Start Scllinii Move.
eettan laarkttt was ?-???renriel?
II a:,'! unsettled yenterda/ and
priese made new low ground for thi
?eat. May ? hrnke below
? ?ince
telliag at 11 points
- alaatag 'i?7ure?, and
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hu'') I 'Ho tteaaon. The market
. hurely steady a! lip 'he
1 at a net
? of from i*; to II patata. Ner
vouznese over i:
br'iik In Liverpool, arid persist
ent rumor? of an ea?i'-r ? ? ? .. spot
ble for
, which was sup
' uation af
" ? or lees ireneral liquid?'
1'rivat?! cable.? attributed a - ?r
selling Inspired
l'v 'he recount of tin
inereaaa I
The mav ;.ened at a
i of 6 to l- poin" m reepcaec ta
the eabl". 1 *11 or 3
- after the call on covering and
|>, but pries quickly weak?
en, d under ? . !"cnl
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?rient ?
lil noon,
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met
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mm ??
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Good to choice at? a-re one year c.
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