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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1020.
19
Meadow Brook Defeats Rocfyaway for Senior Polo Honors by 13 to 5
SENIOR POLO TITLE
FOR MEADOW BROOK
Iif foul Itocknwny Kour In
Miirllcil Oaiiic- liy lil (loiils lo
r Ilcfore Crowd of 11,000.
ii, jami.ii . Nirnir.i-.
- ho Int'rnsllonal polo field at M1w
r-onk once again resounded to in rn
. nf the ullfU. and th hr of
Mrlnu rlda hrn in "'.fUX
resenting Meadow llrook and the
liwav iiuniinr Club met tor the nlnr
?"inp lon.h 'of the I'ola Ablation,
T rlaih vim """rVrin?!I h
fi'.ui strip pf rffn ril rtnc th
r . of AmWlw met F.h,lnd In 19H.
i i nftrr eight periods of evr nI
alf mlnulri earn had I'f'i
r..i I of lh Kr board showed Ihat
leu tow Brook had won by r Kore of
"i'p'r Dm tally looked In be a bit
r t l, but on tbM field of play tho
!''.. sway fctir were rcen to put up a
,'irr i g battle and at timei It looked aa
f iv tide of the fr' might turn In
. r fiver. HUH 1y good team work
M . . ujTlor hitting prowM of
r fi-,tx unburn, tho famous Inter,
tin' r in'. Meadow llrook trlumptteil,
a m r Urn watch and with tliu old
., . ,troKf which mad him fiitioni
.Minn hi imun mmi i iiimii-
Milburn ik nt allowed n aliot
,.. ,,.,1. i miu .Mvii.mp
, t. Mm nor did lie tnlw anyUilnc
, .. m ..rtl) a wallop the wbo'e aftn-
atartrd tn wllh the theory
v..', .-ur p!acra up In front and I'll
. Mier up tn you" and ho Old
" n it ii mUtakft,
a v tin ttanvliowd In tha Una of
jv i i nt for International material
cj ,r down tn Milburn and Tommy
Mi and with the rent It waa make
t K and take your Pholre. Quite
f ai i'cr wan rait uion tha aiplratloni
(' of Kockaway team with the audited
of Malcolm Stevenon from
v i He cave aa n rraunn that he dl-
,,ti i l!neup and, of course, hla nr.
t t ix underrtoiMl. rllmlnatei him
' m, i further cnlderatlon on tha
,v unit if.im. HI preinr on the
will have rurely he:ped the )tok
! lui they may not hrnc repeated
tit1- iry of a year age
n.OOO Vrli .Mnlrli.
A ruwd of ahout J.C'rt polo enlhiulaata
t mi to natch tlii- match and they
.. .rpmcd at thu poor condition of
t m rf When driven hard and cliecked
r ! ly tb ponlea aunli fetlockNjwp
'ip riMt iwanl. Tlien aaain til" poll-
Ki?fd i.ke ili-moni m the -nrly
I.. f eadi cliukker. Iiutvllred quickly
irr lathered In fb-ckn of foam ai
walKej eff the field. Th- condition
turf wan eald to be th came
j' . . . r it Ii certain that the Interna
t. i -i-am will le a fint rato atock
if r4'"? anlmali and when they arc
Tiiic'i-.entd by aome. addlllona the
-r,iiiii team will not be badly off foi
r if f
T,.i au-pnw of the day wai the fine
li-'sni: c' Tommy HltrbrOfk. Jr.. who
ri'iicj out ti leH than elx of the tnlr
t 'ti coiita rtandlnE to tho crwtlt of
X-a i. w Itrwk. He bepan to ahow hla
form ur!y in the matih. for In tho flnt
iii.. ker tie lilt two soals rlsht In anc-r-FMoT.,
and tie 1om imrt of It wua that
ll were both Imck-hamleri the ivoat
.' 'fli'ii.t kird "f eorlnu on the polo
I i ) All tin othn snalii were urmiiied
jt nit1, f i wrJ off-ildcra, and there
h u dirtiion and prcclmon ubout
-m whicii U'ilsliteil his filenda in the
ats itb lua excellent form Hitch
r liuil n few other thing to help
J ii w.n well mountrd, waa well
ff. i 'h fine, atralcht ahota from tho
it . ty .Milburn, and aa tliere wua no
r ayliiR on him lift had a free, un
, -ltd wallop at the willow root
time he cot tha chance. Had
an experienced plajer aa Htevcn
t"-n agalnit him on the nppnalnr;
I. :
No
. tht tae mlcht be different.
Tiken h In all, Hitchcock galloped
v !,: well and really hhoucd tho
tKwr .f in Intcrnatlonnl plaer.
W ' r four chukkers had been played
t.' e t !' nood 5 to " for Meadow llrook,
I t. tlir next chukkrr Hitchcock lilt
t"" plii to one for ltockaway which
nu3e by J, Chcover Cowdln, and
'" 1ft thr total S to 3 In favor of
M ni iw Drook. Wier ltockaway erred
n. .sih a In the Interchance of Cowilln
r.'i "intinii as back and No. 3. datlna
'""k phre of Stevenaon and played
N" 5 fur a while, when ho retired to
' M 1, anil Condln moved up In hla
Mi This ilFispBlns of porltlona left
an upon pot uncovered, and It wa In
fpa- that .Meadow Brook cot In
Its rn i ! f ffoctlvi- work.
T r mi a blj dlrnppolntment over
tV tctic r.t ijuIk R. Stoddard aa No. 1
f-.r Ro kaway. but he suffered moat
f'OD o. r anxiety and from flrt to last
'r-a ti do two men's work. JU rode
'J! i ke wild man tind-imetlmea
t- h.s ponies, which were extra freah.
y' mde wide of the ball altogether. Earl
l?'pr'". wa also a disappointment, but
K irtromun; was eaally accounted
1" y fie fact that ho was poorly
rejved and time and time aaln waB
j''J'iri.'"ped at critical points and when
1' nood giod chances of scoring.
The tummary:
rinsT rEiuoD.
Time.
M. 8.
l'lajer and Oub.
'-HM-i-Gi k. Meadow ltrook,....
.-rn- ncocK, Madnw llrook 3
-Webb. Meadow llrook 4
FKCON'D 1'EniOD.
r t: ecored.
Tiimn pnmop.
-I M 'l rm Meadow llrook 2
jHor:.rr Knekanay 1
-U .'ia, llwkay 4
lounni tkiiiod.
t-'li- 'i oik, Meadow Drook J
rilTII PEUIOD.
J-;' ' ' 'oi-k. Mradow llrook n
Mlit-h ork. Meadow Drook 1
f-f ttn Korkanay 2
i tuo- k, Meadow Urook 1
sixth rnruoD.
k Meadow Drools 2
-ft .a' ltockaway 1
'-we'll, M'adow llrook 1
finvnxTH rcnioD.
''-n.r Meadow llrook 4
-!. .ni. Meadow llrook .-....S
KUIHTH PEniOD.
!-! .
1M
ir Hnekay ...
Meadow Drook.
,. a c a .-Meadow Drook, IS: Rockanay
1 s ' uh. B. Individual KoaU-Hllch-ii
ltumj-, 4: HoDOln. 2: Webb. S:
Nt 1 Ptoddard. I; I'.alln. 1. Fre
-Afan.t lliichcoek, 2; Milburn, 1;
t
THE MILKY WAY IN FRONT.
A s ' "ortheast breeie erected the
!i 'T'r' 0f eleven 'ncnta thlt nllei1
v' ' o.er the course of the Baysida ,
Cub on Little Nck Bay yea-
ni-- vi mo ri'ftuiariy ot'iicuuiv-u
rl-ay afternnon. Th vphfjimn will
',Eti"''- their racing activities through
' ' Sepu-inber.
. " Tevp. who Tinii hren afllllner
aome mada yacht, tho Milky Way, I
r.sidcrable success In the last '
ks. scored a close but declrlve
ocr Wlllam L. Inslce in the
M'lm.va at iii;mo.v.
'Tlc . Tt SlN lSB NnT YoxK Hct.u.1,.
I.. '.3i!""N N ' Sept. U.-ln the tenth race
ltJ ' "aeon rup aalled to-day of tho
" of the Ilumson Country Cluh,
i t-tout' Wldseon flnUhed & win-
e Mrd data event for the eaon
. . .i Ly jam C. Aucblncloes'i Aulc,
liyya wry vv mi OIIVU up
Wins Blue in High Jump
William Almy's Aged Hunter ClonrH the Bnrrier at
( Seven Feet on the Closing Day of the
Rochester Horse Show.
VM i Tim fin ami .Vgw Yoik llsutp,
IIociimthm, Hiyit, ll.-WIIHam Aliny's
TJppcrsry of tho famous Quauseu (
Mm, ilronkllne, Mm,, carried off first
honors In tho floilng hlgti lump cnriteit
at tho llocliiiitcr Itxpoaltlon Homo Mow
iMt afternoon, Tho events were run off
undor considerable difficulty, mln hav
ing lonened tho founo until th takeoff
was n pool of mud, Dwptr nil lundl
raps, hociivsr, tho spirited huntrr and
heir plucky riders kept at It, nt times
In k dmvnpour of ruin.
Inny HMfu wxi upon Tipix-rarv whmi
o mado tho tlv Jurrv, lwrinir the bar.
i It at 7 ft anld a roar of rhctr
fitrni thn apoctatora, Thtr wr nlna
ntrle, om of th bit huntera In
America, blnr pltttsd agalnit Tlpperary,
tut all txpept h allppfiJ or olhtrwU
folliHl t (In iruclal rnomrnl. Tha win.
r.T la a rhi-Ntnut ccldlng, yiara old,
TU wlnnlnir 'Jumii v, mad without
tturhitiir thn bar.
MldnlKht uihI llarrlr r awardnt
1WI ( .....i i ti . .
I "'"jj, l,',l7 rttMXhrW.
with C '.-J fi.t. Kobln Hood ami (iraat
Heart rcMi'iitsl thlr limit at 0 frtt
Indiaa, and Nloxran r, letor of many
iwm enaon, rrom tim niannlnir u
AVIiltlitK fiirni at Avon, failed tn clear
at that lu'lplit in trlm; to pet Ml
mount to take tin batrler llombadlr
Hlmpaon on Skyacrapcr took a nany
'pill, rolllnt; oor with tha Imrae, but
icialnlnc hla hold and romlne up In tho
laddie, apparently uninjured.
The event of to-day cloaml the mot
Kceafu how ilnca tho eitablUhmeiit
of the thow In 11I. Not only were tha
cntrlri more numtiou than ever before,
but they were tho pick of the Mablri In
tho Kaitern ritatra and Canada. The'rT
nilt wa it icrlw of eventa that kept the
arena and atunda crowdi-d eo' day.
The award :
CUM iwt'nny uiiimi, riot to ri'-ted II
limi(t, to l altonn In htuil-l'lrn, SMtourne
Taller. I vlrl,-if r lnim. rrotid, Inlinioii
A'liocrat, Cm Kami
riaa .'O-Fur prliti ufffrnl by J"hn MeR
llnwiinti tt Hotel lUlttnor. New Vork.
ililWriii ruinief, marc or anitlim net ex
i trdluK 13 liandi, 4 tia old or or, rlddtn
by Ik) or lrl inmur) noj our II
)iara of uc and tout and fUuihtrr of
xfiiilriiifii mIiu am In no way tirf'lontlly
init rcin in ine puren ur aie el linree
llrrt. lloiincw, Mlai rotrlnu 1'olh, t'cond,
rliln l'lat. Walter Von Ijimlnw-k.
I'Imi ii:-l'iny, marc or gWdlni, not ei
rctdlna 411 lio lif'-Klnl. Whltman llounre,
Ml Cerrlnn I'nili, irrond, Admiral Junior.
Mix Itutli Irwin.
("Ia ik--r(ir rrli nffcred by Oort V.
fioidon. chlldrm' pi.nj not ever II:', ridden
by boy not out II ir of ace. 'rati liandi
and trni-ml lifirrrinanolilp of rider only to
routil-ririt, Cloer Nipper. Clor llelbt
Krm ewoiid. Mry I'li kford. C. U Whlllna.
riui 70-1'or prlie offrd by Mn. W. W. I
Hlbbard. chlldn-n' tKiny not otr 14.! hand, j
rlditrn by a fiti not oyer 14 ear of mtt;
ert, hand and irurrtl bnrrniiihli of
rider only to iount-nrt. Yutta, Mix liar-'
rn'-e K Inclr. eond, Midget, Mlu ?lbyl
ClmUnd, i
C .tT-rlr of ponlt not ureedlnr 14.5 gunett rarmt. rotrn ribbon, (larry
hand l'lrat, Kulrera and Tulance, Ml un, i;nnlrlare 1'arni.
THE PORTER TAKES
MARYLAND FEATURE
Beats Boniface at Havre de
Grace Opening.
fffiial to Tin Him ami New Yoaa Ileum
Havkk I ik Oiuru, Mil,, Kept. 11, The
I'ortcr. carryliiK the colora of 15. II. Mc
Lean, scored hla lecond consecutive vic
tory In wlnnlnc the Harford County
Handicap at a mlla nnd aeventy yards,
which featured the Huvro de Oraceopen-
Int. this afternoon.
Haiti which fell yeatcrday and
throuKh the nlcht caunc.l plentiful with
draw als, with the result that only four
paraded to the pot to dispute the Issue
with the McLean stanuani nearer, lorn
mander J. 1C L. Hoaa'a Honlfacc, which
nnlnhed ari-ond. offered the only real
eoniet!tion. Honlface set the iace to
the half mile pole under stout reitralnt
nml eurcucsfullv met one challenge from
. ... - . ... . . . . . .
he Mclnn horse at Ills point, oui naa
nothing- left for another challenge after
the field .hail atralghtr.ned away. Jioni
face Miccunibed to euperlor atamlna In
the heavy uolng. Slippery Kim flnlrhitl
third and Clean Gone fourth.
Jimmy Butwell rode Tho Porter, nnd
piloted his second winner of the after
noon; Hiitwell nlao rodo St. Qucntln,
winner of tho KW1 Inaugural purieatalx
furlongs. Aa In the Instance of his
other aucctss llutwill's victory was
Kalned at the expenre of Commander
ltosa.
The Canadian turfman waa repre
sented In this event by Lion d'Or. ne
cause of tho fact that tho aon of Heno
had drawn n lighter Impost than had
been allotted him In any of hla recent
brilliant performances he was considered
to havi tho race at his mercy, and waa
backed Into odds on favoritism.
In spite of the apparent disparity be
tween the class of the two principal con
tenders there waa nothing flukey about
the victory of fit. Quentin. Breaking a
little faster than usual, the J. 11. Dunn
representative closely followed tha pace
of Lion d'Or.
Aa the latter began to tire tho geldlnr
ron of His Majeity responded gamely
to an application nf the whip and beat
his opponent soundly tn the last eighth
of a mile.
INDIAN HARBOR Y.C.
WILL HAVE FINE HOME
The new building of tho Indian Har
bor Yacht Club at Greenwich, Conn
from the plans of Henry C IVUon.
architect, to replace the old clubhiuse
destroyed by lire last fall, Is now about
ready for Its roof and tho Intention Is
to complete the entire structure before
snow meet. Stclkes, freight embargo"
and scarcity of workmen have prevented
any use of the bul.dlng thla aeason, and
the formal opening will therefore be
delayed until May of next year.
The bulldlns. with Its spadoua
porches, overlooks the water on the
south and west, with grass terraces,
cement walks and pergolaed plana filling
In between the porchc-s and the aea wall.
Holler awnlnss over the plaxa and um
brella awnings on stands scattered
about the terraces will supply moit at
tractive luncheon and dinner cosey
corners. In addition to the larKO outdoor
dining porchea with their ulas enclos
ures for stormy evenings.
The exterior of the building Is In a
soft white stucco with- mixed Kgre
Kate showing after the Italian method,
with all roofs laid In Itrllan tile with &
Ine ivlde overhanshigs casting deep
shadows, and the chimneys all In stucco
with Italian 'sable caps covered with
green tile. With the sashca divided Into
"nail prncs and a few polychrome terra
cotta Insertfi here and there In the walls,
the whole effect of the Italian villa haa
been very nicely worked.
AMlir.IlST SQVAl) IIKIilNS WORK. '
AMlli:n.-iT, Ma'.".. Kept. 11 -Kootball prac
tlce beKln nt Amheret College on Monday
Seven men remain from last year'a team. It.
O. Oeltel I In charire of the coaching, whh
Vounenlrom of UartmouUi as linn roach.
The Amherat eea-oii ori-n on October 2 with
a game with Brown at Prrtldenc.
Junlre Miittt, ctond. Wild I Inner nn4
Wild llmilur, MIm Uibella Wanmktr.
-'la fta-l'r prlw ollurd by Clover
,llei(lil rami, I'onlin 4,s hand or under.
rW!i"," ""a'r. i0..!,.r., V,,.,1,!,,
i ioio pom niMK rarm, wom, TlH'm
lli fit l iiiiil'IIIHIiuiii. for rhlldrtn (inn.
jrurm under il fr, mr or avldlm, ia
htndi ir undr. to b dilven before wlilel
nd Inen iinliriid In rln and rlddert
llnl, (Itiydir Dud, III. Jnee l.tiielt,
otid, 1'lrrililit l-wnee, MIm rmrln I'oih.
I mi fiO.A-l'or Tioilllon Cuu. ulr of
ik'IiIm undr in? hnidt-Kir!. 1'iiuoi ami
l uui.se, Ml Janle. I.Utnt. arfund, Wild-
... mm., tx'.iini, iip lit'IH'IH II, r'RII.
m"ii, in rami.
I'latl 41-IVir nrlm bffir,l liv l'ltnr W.
Iliint, por.y nur U l liandi and ml euei'd
nil II :, dilii.i by rluld net nr 14 ) (Mu
ll rl, dim Aion Virion, r. Jotriili H.
miuittn ei ond, I'lrv Kpark, Taltfleld
I ami,
I'la yi-1'or prlra offmd by II. I.. Van
Hrhalck of Cblekiii, ny, male or gebllai.
over 1,1.1 liandi and net rwnlln 14.3, i.u
ititilctlon in of rlder-r'lrn, lry
I'lrkford. V I.. Wlilllnr; eenrid, CmiII
1'Im M-I"r prim offered by H. J. li,
rbtldrHi'i luiiilM. Hum or ciddlnr. 11 I
tianri nd undrr. ridden by rbilil not rr
II tr nf aicPlrtl. Nner llounee, Ml
I'nriluv I'olli taeond, I'nlUon I'lale, Walter
Viii Un,bk
t'lau l-lloadiler . banri 4 )er old or
our thonn to an appropriate tvad icn
llit, Jiitiuliilloii ilrt v'i liiiu I'ninU ,
leiomi, litnio riilff, ilcoti'. , Harrlf.
Cltw Il9fl,(i lluiiirr and Jnnir H'ke.
oimi jon.lii!f rrniM'illloi. mIi.mt iiM-iieit
rhamplan f the hw. Ilin, lllaek Wateh,
WiH'din 1'iinni, eeend, hhot, UnnleiUr-'
Tariin.
c'lan M-rlr of horata hown tn a
lady i Mmrtnn ltli rumble, ladlt drltlnt
J IM, Kit and Netluihtll'i I'rlda, MIm !
bella Wanamakrr, lecmid, Pikkoii I'ly and
TT Wain, A. W. Atklmwi,
t'im u,-rr llinlieiier Challeni Cup,
effered by Tbonia II. Iiunn, to b wen
lube by the me exhibitor befnr It l"
ronie hi or her property (Won In IPI a. be
Ml lileonota riear. tn Ifilli by Mr Wal
ler II Hnly I'lrai. ItoheinUn Actre,
Ml" JanUe I.IHHI, tuirf, Mynpl. Mln
ivy l MiMIOII,
CUM IM-I.Ihtrlht hunter riumplon
hlp tlbbon and aeld medaMlndremuii, lin
nurlare i'rm, imtrvo iiuikhi, fUigt, raid
rli I'trni.
CUm ic-1'on.v, nira or aeltllni, i.oi tn
ejned li: hamle, hown In hand. I'lm.
1 r Itifjtftn Itonnea. Calll 1'arm, eerond,
Mljtuy Mile. CamIII. Tartn.
Cm PO-lleet flv.-(Ud Halllon. mare
or mldlna, l'lri, Tltr Itnte, Mi l.oul
lw.n Cmbi ruml, Hally Ct, lid aid J.
Iiimann.
CUm lir-llrnen hori. hnrM ever 14 S
hnd nd under IS. 3 hand. !'lrU Anlnu
tlon. Mr. Uiul lnnic Camh. i hminnhlp
rIMion and fid inidal, "rmid, livi Ml
Irabflla Woninaker. ren-n nblmn
riM U-O-Uaddle mny Plret, ehniilonhlp
ribbon and acid mtdal, Keur llounee, Ml
(oriln I'olli: iene rlbben, Audrey, lid
ward lirhmann
Cl i;4-Hddla borne, mie or reldlna,
not eireedlne If..'. Und IVrel, rhainplan
hlp rlhhon and rold inedl, IVirothy jne.
IxiuU Iiin (Vmt"; reond. rem ribbon.
Ijufnd.r U'ly. Inward Mhmann
I'll" ISI-ralr nf hure oer 14.2 lund
ami under ".,:. Chainplouthlp rlhUm nd
veld medal, lit and Nrtherhall' 1'iide, MIm
Irabell W'iflinker rurrvn tlbUui,
I)fon 11 nd The Wap. A. W Alklnton.
Clai HeMViw eltht liuntrr. f'limi.lnr..
slap ribbon and koIiI mti, The Whip.
DR. LASKER THROUGH
WITH CHESS TITLE
Champion Will Surrender It
if He Wins From Capablanca.
i
jThat Dr. Dnanuel Linker li firm In
hfw determination to regard Joe It.
Capablanca, In whoa f.ior he retired
some time ago, as the present world's
champion, and that, even should ha win
the match at Havana In January next,
l.e will not retain the title thui recov
ered, bjt hand It back for competition
nmonj the younger masters, la evident
from a letter written by him to 'li.
Helms, editor of the American Cht$
BuUttin.. It will be hi last match for
tho champlotifhlp, but he throws no llaht
on the queitlon whether he will again
be seen In tournament play. He also
Udlevei that an lntcrti,.tlonnl chera fed
eratlon Is most neces-iary nnd that
America, should take the lead. Dr.
Laskcr wrltra:
"I ihall no more be champion. Should
I win the title In the contest at Havana
it will be only to surrender. It to the
competition of the youm; chess masters.
"It la a pity that the chess world is
not organlted. Thnt twenty people pull
In twenty different directions doea no
rood. Let those who have tho rauie of
chen at heart find themselves and work
together."
In the Roped Square.
Georges Carpcntler la expected to ar
rive, at thla port next .Monday and his
admirers are planning a cordial recep
tion to the heavyweight champion of
Europe. Jack Kcarns, manager of
Demjmey, also purposes to rUo the
French champion a warm reception.
Kearna said: "Carrentler, before he
sailed from Franco, said .he, proposed to
do some boxing when he arrived here.
He Is matched with Battling Levlntky,
and If Dempsey was matched with Le
vlnsky there would lie a howl thnt
could be heard In the Bouth of France.
But, of course, It la nil right for Cac
peratler, who Is aalil to be a Rood match
for Dempsey. to box Lvtnky. Well,
let Carpentler box Levlnsky, and after
that he must meet Dempsey or Rive bet
ter reasons than he did on hla first visit.
Cochran has retired as a promoter and
the Frenchman can no longer hide be
hind a contract which expires In throe
months. As Dempsey absolutely declines
to go to Europe, tho Cochran contract
thun becomes vuld, and If Carpentler 1s
really willing to box Dempsey lio will
make a match for this country. Demp-
cey ultimatum to carpentler Is to make
a match within ninety rias. and If he:bow croised the finishing lino. Ilaln
.In... .... Via 111 -i.nl, . Inn. , In. ' . ... ..... . ..
doea not ho will wait a lone time for
a chance at tho world's title.
"It Is a hard thing for the champion
to please some of his critics. If he tries
to make money in pictures, he is ac
cused or dodging his challengers. If he
starta to beat his challcngera, he Is
charged with taking on easy marks. There
are only two ways for a boxer to make
money, In tha ring; or In picture work, i
Dempsey prefers to fight, and is ready Toy and Edwards's CalUa. this after
rnr alt pomcrs. He docs not intend to noon, thereby winning tho scries race
give up boxing because tho matches he
Is able to get do not ault certain per
sons." Jack Dempsey's next appearance In
the ring will be at Madison Square Gar
di n. October 1. when ho meets Knockout
Bill Brennan of Chicago In a fifteen '
round bout to a decision, This will be
tbf first heavyweight title bout In New
York since Wlllartl defended his title
against Frank Moran. '
Andy Chancy and Tommy Noble, and
rete Hartley and joo Benjamin will
meet in bouts preliminary to the Well-
Imr-Dundeo contest at Madison Square
Garden next Friday night.
Midget Smith and Abo Attell Gold-
stiln will be the he&dltners st the Ar
mory A. A., Jersey city, to-morrow
right
THE MONSOON LEADS
IN INDIAN HARBOR
The Atliot Alto Scores In Fall
Reuatta,
fifttW fa Tlia Ht'N ao Naw Yoix Jlrmio,
uiikKNWiru, uonn,, nopi. n. tup hii
niMl tcgntia of tha Indian 1 arbor Yaoi.t
(.'luh brought a fleet of mora than nry
VU(hl to Ilia alirllnir Una t,T flrt.it I'nti.
tii'n Ikland in-day, Vnfortiinately, the
wind waa lUht and did not Klve tha
raft a gpnd rnee,
In the lO-foiit rlaa the winner waa
tha Monmon, thn property nf I'. Htrach
inn. lit th lll.f.l Maum Iha u'lnnur
waa tha Adln. which belonna to 1'. U
Itlclmrd, The nummary follows i
N. V. Y. O 40 I'OOTKIIft-HTAIlT StlBi
COUIIHI1 It MII.W,
Time,
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V'bv"' ,. O. I'lerl 4 M S.1 7 li 3,1
A i lua. W iflknap 4 II 44 7 II 44
Mlnj. II. A, WelHilr I "Id ni fllilali
(tl.KN COVH ONkJ IHWKlN-HTAItT 3 40,
OIUIIHK Mll.liH.
AmiauMlne, M. Ailiertaon., J W 47 f. 10 47
Jtde, 11, ('. Wlllartl 2 41 4il & tS 4n
Kt, d. fl, Apnleliy 5 W IS f, IMi 1.1
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lloltenui, ir Hill S ! Id ft 3.1 in
:ia. V I. Kim.r 2 42 12 .1 M 12
iln, J ,M.,r 2 4 111 ft AK Id
Mary I. , A, Mlmer 2 41 1H r. 40 11
f Un A (Mil. A II Wlniuim. 2 4d III ft 41 HI
Mail II , A, O lilmr 2 17 41 f. 43 44
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Mary Odette, Hill ami Troey 3 07 22 03 22
TAH CUMl-lrTAItT. 2 .ftO-COWM:, 8
Mll.llfl,
Yaebt and Otaner. II M R. H.M.PI,
Hatuni, (I, W. lilder, Jr II 1ft OA 3 2.1 (U
IIANPICAP 'I.AHH-lHtl-T HTAItT, i:Vy
Ctll'lll'l!, II MII.KH,
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iutehe, H, 11. Ill.y 7 10 W 4 fl 02
Nillnwa, P. O I'f.lffer 7 II 43 4 11 0J
WifNH W'lltXiNI3llrl-.8TAIIT, 2.N
WVMK, ii MII.KR.
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A I not. I Hawthorn 7 IS 41 4 H 43
Mima, C Coul ld tint flnl.h.
WH'NI) DCIIOOXKIt CI.Afir)-fiTAHT. 3.26-
coniMi;, m mim.'h
Alllenee, J )' Alker . ,,,7 13 ft 4 f.7 1.1
Alsal. I,. Ilaitllinnie .. .7 13 43 4 M 43
CUfH W-HTAIIT, 2 S-COl'ltflll, II
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POWER BOAT VICTORY
FOR MISS AMERICA
Beats Mss Detroit by Two
fifths of a Second,
Di.thiit, Sept. 11 Hv a marrln of
two-fifth of a second, the rlorvit finish
in the history nf the event. MlMTAtnerica
of thn Detroit Yacht Club, driven by
Garwood, derated MIm Detroit V. of
the Mm Detroit Power Host Arwidn-
tlon in tho first thirty mile heal of the
gold thalltngu cup race hero this af
ternnon. The two Detroit toat, tha only onea
m compete ill tne first beat, shattered
all previous speed ri-rorda., .Mlas Detroit
V. on tlapaed time showing an average
speed of 0.J2 Htatute miles an hour
and Mm America CO 0 miles an hour.
Thu fastest of tho x five mllo laps
was made by .Mb America In her third
time around. i; miles an hour.
Three othn hydroplanes entered In the
event met with in I 'hap beforo the com-
pienon nr the first heat, and were.
e.bliKiHl to drop out imp Ml, of the
Chicago Yacht Club broke her starling
crank Juit before tho starting gun was
fired. MIm New Orleans nf the South
ern Yacht Club struck a Ins; on the first
time nrouml and filled with water. Kn
Kln trouble on th first lap put out Miss
neuc jie or me Detroit Boat Club.
Sure Cum of the Detroit Boat Club,
I I'li'tinl by I'atil Htrnabun:. won the first
foity-two mllo lieut of tho O.ir Wood
t.000 gold nugget race. The Strasburfi
craft covered thn dlitanco in 57 minutes
and r. 9 seconds, an average speed of
I4.7S miles an hour.
Miss Nassau of the Cleveland Yacht
Club, C. D. Johnston pllnl, finished 9
reoond licl.lnd the winner. Gar Wood,
Jr. 11 . Gar Wood j Hot. was third, time
1 hour mil 1 ri'ute. Diamond King of
the Detroit Yacht Club did not start
The iur.n was a tlmito lap of 42 mlb-s.
The gold cup heat between Miss Amer
ica nnd Miss Detroit V. wai one of the
prettiest races ever keen on the local
couri-. They croasoit tho starting line
with MIm America one second in Hie
lead. One second sepuiatid them the
first time around. Mlas Detroit V. held
n nine second lead on the second lap,
In the third lap, where Garwood let his
boat out to 61. C miles an hour, one sec
ond (.cjiaratod them again, and they
crossed for the fourth lap so clow the
Judges could not r.rparato them. Mils
America took a one second lead tho fifth
time nrouml nnd led by two-fifths of n
H-cond nt the finish.
The eliiperd time of the two boats
was: Mbs America, 2J:J0;00; MUs De
troit V-. 23:35 140.
The previous- heat record for Hie cold
cup race, was 5(1.5 miles an hour, made
by Mlas Detroit II, ut Minneapolis in
1917.
I'ndcr the point system of scoring
Miss America receives eight points on
the cup and Miss Detroit V. seven, the
points allowed Including the' number of
boats entering Uio race but falling to
start
Balnbow of the Hoynl Hamilton Yacht
Club, and driven by M. Orecnway took
tho first fifty mile heat In the Carl
Fisher trophy raco open to displace--mcnt
boats capable, of not less than
thirty-five statu- miles an hour. Ilaln
bow went twenty times around ti two
nnd ono-half mile coursa In 1:25:57
elapsed time. Comanche of Detroit,
driven by Kdscl Ford, was second :
Snapshot of tho Detroit Boat Cluh third
and Doughboy of the Detroit Boat Club.
Falcon II, of the Lake George Yacht
Club developed engine trouble on her
fourth lap nhd finished far In the rear.
completing her thirteenth lap aa nam-
bow shot Into the lead on her tenth lap
and was never headed.
PEANUT LEADS THE SLOOPS,
flpecfal fo Tits Bum and Nnw Yoek Heuld.
Stamford, Conn., Sept 11. F. C
Noble's Peanut crossed tho finish line 1
minute and 20 seconds ahead of Pom-
for the Stamford Yacht Club one design
sloops. The race waa sallod In a light
southwest brccxe. The summary:
STAMKOltn YACHT Cl.mi ONE DKSION
BLOOl'S-DISTANCB. 7 MILKS ALL
FTAItT AT 3131.
IVanut. V. O. Noble
Callxa, Pomeroy nnd Edwards,
Piny Hoy, isrneei u. jjraror.
Vlrstnl, Morton Ilrother.
Fawn. A. W. Bell..
INI'l-Al uiu-ir. riiii'iu'.ri ami 4. i,
Snectal fo Tun Kf.N and New Yok Hhuui. , 1
vaciii.-.v.. m., ecu ii,-i .pp.i.r.1
ance or lour nw men oi praiuixi amonr Ji
candidate featured the W. and J. fo"!'.:.i
practlco to-day, Theeo wt.ro McLau.-iillii,
rtuaneroacK, ami i.airrt'nm, mem. itmi rncK
on lat 5'e.r' crack Klckl elevens McQulde,
line player from the Souili Hill (Plttsburc)
team, and Hudson, a heavy back who nti In
eollece lait )ear. Lawrence and McQuldo
had been looked for, their credit Iialnc pre
ceded them, but the appearance of McLauch
Un was unheralded and cnuaed surprise, a It
wa generally bellnefi that b bad decided
to fo to Lafarett.
! WOMEN'S NATIONAL
TENNIS AT HAND
.East and Wat UepretenUd in
Title Tourney,
Aflir a lonif aerlas of craaa rourt
tournament that havo aerved tn deter
! "T, ; 1 " i?;' " 0
t ",n ''l' fonlendcr for tho title.
ItflC lVOfllln national tennli rbsmnlnn.
riui open ai tnp I'liiiaiieipnm C'ouiUU'
Huh to-morrow with avery promlia of
Mni one of tin beat (.vents in year.
fur ma urn iimt m mx ron the
tournament will not bo un nil Baiter,
fiffalr, for California has sent on tlircF
f Ita leading players, while other We.t
phi Stales also urn tn bo repreiented,
That Met alone should nuikn the chain,
plomhlp matches unummlly attractive1.
Tho I'.ulflo coast will havp Mlia li'ler
Baker, roast rhamphini Miss Kleannr
Tennant and Mrs, Beam Uachman as Ha
lontcnilrra. fit Inils will ha rrproented
1 y Ml Corlnni Gould, former national
chy court rlianiplr.ii ; Hi. Paul hv yir
Marifucrlto Pavls, who ialnyed cun
wnclnily In her several iffTrnunienta In
tho Caat! Kansas City b) Mis MarJnrU
Hires and Mis Kvclyn Keavey. The
Moulh, Ino, will have two or thiee of Its
lending girl players on hand,
. There Is a atronc conviction, however,
that tha title whlrli Mrs, George W,
Wlghtman of lloton has rellnnulihed
win remain in inu j;ast, Preliminary
ipiirnamenis navto urmonitratnil
that
hip tennis nr-tiia Western gill I Just lilts, enables ui to announce mat ai a
n Utile shy of cliiiiilonhlp callbro, and'r suit of our work wo find among our
that In tho test to com one of three ,iiplls a better understanding of Amer
.0,nf?.. "'" '!' M"' Mnlla Iljur- l Vs mission, and consequently u higher
JHt Ma lory nd Ml Kiennnr tlos ofr.Per( fnr the ('(institution and n
'VV! nnd M Marlon ZlnderMeln,,,,,, readme to oboy and uphold
iWK'MK'ri .. " .M-A-
'Immiiloiiiihii. m xii. : ..Vi! v.'..
tc being the moat cfTc tlve p ayer In
the l'nlte.1 Statea, and her work In th
...ini 1'inimi j tea s l imw
,aau, t eiiariiunt and Country C ubl"' ,u" lo our ""iiniviu nm w
of Weitchuiter tournament ilnce her
return from L'ngland haa proved con
cluslvely that ih I In fnr better shape
to rcijuln her ln( tliln thla season than
ane wns lo uereud It year ago,
Mill Goal, after an erritln !nrt dnr,
Ing Which she met several nurnrl.lnr
defeats, appears to hayo rearhej her
Mi irnms on turr, and Is plsylng up to
her ranking. She itaml iTomi nn thn
national list But th majority of those
who ivnoweii inn lortunea or the lead
Ing women players appear to favor Ml
.Marlon .Indersteln, and tlmy certainly
havo iiiniilcnt gtounds for basing their
belief.
The Bunion girl haa not met defeat
this aeruon. She hni played In (.even
loiirnamcnts and lias won them all de
cinveiy, she triumphed over Miss
r.icanor dona In straight mts In the
metropolitan championship, defeated
MIis Kleanor Tennant in the Seabrlglit
nnai ann again In the Longwood final,
nnd ilm won the l'lnchtiist tourtiainent
national day court champlonihlp and
Great iJikes rhamploiuhtp. In all thce
tourneys she diopped only one set and
that one to Ml Kdlth Blsournev. her
clubinnle of the tangwcod Cricket Club.
rno na played iuprb ttnnl, mixing
peed with court irenemlshln. dilvlnir
snarpiy from deep court forehand nnd
Mi'kiianu, vnrylnit her attack repeatedly
from baw lino to net. volleylnc with
Jircclj.on mid ehowlng great confidence.
nno nas been a tr flu uiikteadv at time.
but not alarmingly so, and In the matter
r sirvice nas gained r?nwkaoly 'n con
trol. Time was when Mlsn Zlndersleln
would throw avay matches by double
faulting repeatedly. Her obloct then was
to dovclop moro severity In her serve
even a; trie extents or control, and ahc
I'trslated until she finally ntwlned her
di-slra and then won back control. While
her service Is not nearly aa Severn as
that of Ml s Goss, It carries plenty of
siir.gmii her opponrnts have found it
UH limit to handle.
Miss Zlndtrsteln's tennis H alert, bus!
rt'hs like and bcausc of Us speed nnd
versatility is mighty Interesting, Sho
appears to be at tho tup of her game
ami ought to win. It was Miss Zlnder
stein, It will t.o remembered, who
eliminated Mrs, .Mallory In the tournn
ment last year. Both havo Improved
since then and should they meet on the
way to the title round their match will
bo wfirth golnc far to sen,
Mlia Klcanni- Tennant appears to be
the best of the Western contingent This
has been her first year on turf, but stle
has become accustomed to the grass sur
face and of late has given Indications
of constant Improvement. She has
ticen a finalist or aeml-flnallst In everyy
one of the half dozen tournaments nhc,
has played since her debut In the IlaRt.
That the will extend the best of the
ontcndera seems certain.
Others who may be expected to play
a prominent pnrt In the event are Miss
Kill th Slgourney nnd Miss Leslie Ban
croft nt Boston,' Miss Helena I'ollak,
Miss Clare Caasel, Miss Marie Waimer,
Mra. Hdward W. Haymond, Mrs. Benjn
mln F. Brlggs of Now .York, Mlas
Phyllis Walsh and Mrs. G. Harvey of
Philadelphia. Miss Marguerite Davis of
St Paul and Miss Helen. Baker of San
Francisco, the Pacific coast champion.
Tha tournament Is being held three
months later than heretofore, and the
advisability of the change from June to
September Jias been acknowledged
everywhere. In previous years the mft'
lority of tho players entered the tour
nnment unprepared to show their beat
tennis, for tho championship came nlong
beforo they had had sufficient . oppor
tunity for tournament competition. The
event was beginning to lose Interest and
was becoming moro or less of nn all
Histtni affair when agitation In favor
of a September date met with satla
factory response and saved tho situation
TO IMPROVE BELMONT PAEX.
Plans Submitted for Chnnsre to Be
Made Before Hprlnir.
A number of srontlemen prominent In
racinc attended a meeting In the Turf
and Field Club at noon yesterday at the
Invitation of President August Belmont
of the Westchester Ilaclng Association
nnd later on were his guests at lunch
eon.
The object of the meeting waa to ex
hibit the various plans for the Improve
ment of Belmont Tark before tha spring
of 1921 and lo obtain n liberal exchange
of Ideas on the nubject from representa
tive turfmen, Four v'ans were shown
In detail, nil of them beautiful and de
signed to make Belmont Park what It
should be the finest race course In the
United States. Tho advantages nnd dis
advantages of each scheme wore dis
cussed nnd the cost of the work, which
will run from 1300,000 to 3600,000, ays
cording to the plan selected, was one
Into thoroughly in the presence of Archi
tect Loavltt and Mr. Terry( representing
the construction firm of Terry Tench,
which will make the physical changes.
The final plan will be formulated In tho
near future, and It la expected that the
work will be befun shortly after the
close of the present meeting.
The entire matter waa discussed in a
way which evidenced the fact that tho
Westchester naclnit Association Is not n
close corporation, and that the manaje
, ii iJ ' mcnt welcomed suggestions. Major Bcl
l so 42 mont explained the plans tn detail, and.
1 41 on cave an estimate of the seating capacl
1 41 43 tics of the various stands, the moat am
bitious structure having a capacity of
- ftf,n n,..An.
.000 Persons
Joseph E. Wldenor, who followed one
--. .. , m..h
o mu,.hhu
spoke in Its favor, after which thero was
a Rencrnl discussion of tho subject of tho
track at large, unaer whatever plan
Is accepted the public Is certain of hav
ing an ample view of the races, and the
best horse should win In the events
around the turn, as the straight mn
from the bend to the finish will be in
trio neighborhood of 1,200 feet slightly
In excess of that at Saratoga.
JEWS USHER IN
NEW YEAR TO-NIGHT
Special Service, Will Be Held
in All Synagogues.
Tha Jewlih New Year (Uoh H.Mi
Mil) will he uilured In with services by
II tho orthdo; and reform Jewlh con.
Bregatlona In tho country to.nlght at
annul,
Former Deputy Attorfiey-Genenil Man
loo B, llliinienthal, general counsel In
ha United filatcs for the Independent
?rder l'Tra Hons of Iirail, laiued ynter.
lay hla annual Now Year proolamallon
o the seventy-two subordlnrtto loilifea of
lie order In various parts of the l'nlted
Hals and to the rabbis of the country
cy delivery to llulr communlonnti. Jlr
Jlumtnthnri proclamation reada In parti
"We are ce-lihrallng tho advent of
ho New Year by parfeciln the ornanl
tlon nf n movement for the Amrrlcanl
(Hon of nur country's Immigrant popu
lilfon nnd the 100,000 Jtws allld with
ur subordinate lodges or to ha tha
liicleua of tha enterprise, Tho duty nf
he hour U the defence of our Anierlcnn
munitions against Bolshevlim, whose
ixlittpre hero Is due, chiefly to Igporanca
! our national niplriitlotia on the part
if many who come here from lands
vhrre. persecution prevails, and tho light
If clvllUatlon and democracy lias not
teen permitted lo ahlnr.
"The campaign conducted during tha
tail year by tha order, amonK the ltn
ei grant nnnu at on nr three or our large
wniK must an on, aim snuniy ino inn..
01 ,HLl" m. 11,0 l'iouon or puinoii.m
."I"1 'H? PTfonnce by every cltli;n of
prcientcd for your support,"
WJMS0N POLO TOURNEY.
Hound nobln Krciut (Iocs to Blacks
With it Total of 11 (ion!,
nt'MSON, N. J., Hept 11. Three pnlo
teami of an equal handicap of five goals
competed to-day in the Kumann Country
Cluh In ii round robin tuurnnmcnt for
priica donated by Mr Henry I!, Butler,'
The Huniaon Blacka were the winners,
with n total of 11 goal, Tho Itumson
Bed aenred n total of a goals, while
tho IluitiMoti Yellows a era scoreless by
the Blacks and Beds. The Beds milled
six goals In the first four periods of
play with the Yellows, und added ttfo
more In the last half with the Blacks,
which scored 3 goals, The Blacka tul
lldl eight goals agatnst the Yellow
team.
For the Beds. Col. Howard S. Bor
den Kored four goals, his son Arthur,
only 13 years old and a promising young
Pluyrr, tallied two pretty goals, and
Jesse i:, Metcnlt scored the other two.
For the Blncks Leland H. Boss scored
five goali, M. B, Metculf four, nnd A,
8. H. Jones two.
Spirited play and fast gatloplnc fea
tured the interesting match, wltneised
by a large gallery of society folka from
motor cars. Harry Kast referecd the
game. The thres competing teams were
us follows:
Itumaon lllick-!, M. II, Metralf; 2,
Leland II. Itnaa: 3, Peter Hauck) back, A, fl.
11 Jniin.
riumaon ltrd-1, Arthur llorden: 2, Col. H.
fl. llorden; 3, Jeiae Metralf i bacx, Tn&maa
H. Field.
rtuuuon Yellow-!. Emll Pflxsr: 2, W. R,
Jone, Jr.: 3, J. Ford Johnaon, Jr.; back,
0. Jaaon Water.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS.
AIIUL&.-Mn, ltertna Abel and family. wah
to extend to their relative and Xrlend
it malic ror a nappy ana prosperous
,-cw irar.
AIlltAHAMfl.-Mr. and Mr. Sol It. Ahra
hania and family of 11. "W Leilnrton av.,
New York, eitand to their rtlatlvea and
frlindi a hippy now year.
API.KH. Holiday greetlrur from Mr. and
Mrs, Moae 8, Adler and family.
ALEXANDER. Mr. and Mr. Ilobert Alex
ander and family of PIO Illvenlde Drive
wlin tneir relative ann iriena a proa
peroua and happy New Year.
AS1NOF. Mr. and Mr. Morrl Alnot ex
tend their hoaruat ana van- lncer
erecting for a healthy and happy New
tear.
IIACHEU.-Mr. and Mr. Albert Itacher of
.120 West U8ih t, eitcnd t their relative
ana rnina a nappy ana proipcroiu .rw
lear.
llACHUn.-Mr. Carolln Itarher and family
of 474 Wct l.'.Sth t. extend to their
relatives and friend a happy and pre
pirou New Year.
DAKRlt-Mr. and lira. William S. Ilaker,
720 Illvenlde Drive, extend to relative
and friend beat wlshe for a happy New
Ytar.
IIAIIL'CK.-Mr. and Mr. Genre J. Barueh
of 730 llherald Drive wlali to extend
tn all their relatives ana (rlenda a happy
New lear.
nKP.NSTElN.-Mr. and Mrs. I. HanXuIn of
17.1 Hlth at., Brooklyn, with all their re!
atlvr and friend a happy .'ew Ter.r.
linilNAHIJ.-Mr. and Mn, Harney rternard
a ron or urooMyn wiin to extend to their
friend and relative best wlshe for a
happy and protperou New lor.
ilEUTUCH.-Mr. M. Ilertuch and daughter
of the riaviiny, l-nioi at-., wish their
relalleei, patron and friend a happy and
prosperous .rw tear.
OLOSVEltKN.-Mr. and Mn. A. Illosveren
extend Uielr Peat wltlie for ui New Year,
1ILOCII. Mr. and Mr. Jacob nioch. 01 I'.iet
SCth t., wlh thalr relative and friend a
happy New lear.
ni.OO, Mr, and Mr. Maurlr Illof extend
to tneir relative ana irienas oet wiane
for nappy Kw Year.
ULUMENTBAL. Mr. and Mn. It. Blumen
thai of Jamaica, l.. i wish all their
friend a nappy -eve Year.
lll.UM.-Mm. Fanny Ilium and family, 100
East Kin !., ""li tneir relatives ana
friend a happy New Year.
IIOPKNSTKIN.-Mr. and Mr. I. rtodenMeln
and family nun tneir relatives ana rnrna
a happy New Year.
DONDV.-Mr. and Mr. Louis Bondy extend
to their relative aim inenca tieit wiitie
for a bppy and prosperous New Year.
LltODY.-Mr. and Mr. J. IC nrody and
family of ronsen wian tneir relative and
f I lends a happy New Year.
COHEN. Mra. S. Cohen and dauchten, 63
W. llolii at-, wian mauve anu rriena
a happy New Year.
COHEN. Mr. and Mn. Louli Cohen and
family of it cauiearai av neinpatead,
N. Y., rjitend to their relative and
frienas a nappy ana prosperous new xear.
COHEN.-Mr, and Mn. Max Cohen, 43 Wcat
HOlh it., wun relative anu irienoi pro,
peroua and happy New Year.
OOHN.-Ur. and Mr. J. Cohn nt Ml West
End av. utan tneir inenaa and relatives
a very Happy New Year.
CHOWE. Mr. and Mn. Loula Crowe of 2701
Iiayswaler av., car ltockaway, extend to
their rtlatlvea and friends a prospv.-oua
New Yar.
CUHTI3.-Mr. and Mn. William Curtl. of
101U ixrimar av.. xirooKiyn, n. v., wun
their relatives and friend a happy Ntw
Year.
DAVIS.-Mr. J, Davl and family of 488 13th
V. HrooKiyn, wun tneir tncnas ana rela
tives a happy New Year.
DUCKEU. Mr. and Mn. Morrl Ducker, of
2J5 VVaat 108th t, extend to their rel
ative and friend best withe for a happy
and proapenou New Year.
DUCKEU. Mr. Bol Ducker and family, of
' 401 Wcit End av., extend to their nl-
atlve ana rrlena neat wiuiea ror a
happy and protperou Ntw Year.
EIBENBERQ, Bt wlh for happy and
proaperoua new ear 10 ail our iriena
and rtlatlvea. Or. and Mra. A. D. EImo
berg, (66 Leonard t.. Brooklyn.
EJBENBEBQ. Dr. and Mn. David Elaenberg
ana on, i.i nni niui, entnq io uielr
friend and relatlv beat wUht for a
happy New Var.
FEDEItMAN.-Mr. and Mn. Morrl Feder-
man ana family rxpres neat wiine for a
happy New Year. Albany, Honeadal.
Scranton papers please copy.
FELFENTHAL. Mr. and Mr. Jullu Felfen-
thal and eon o c: west icvtn t. with
all their relatlv and friend a happy
New Year.
FEINIlEnG. New Tear rreetlng to rela
tive ana tnena. Mr. ana aim. Jack
KeWrg and family, 8C7 B. 176tn t
HOLIDAY GKGGTINGS,
riNN.-Mr. nd Mri, jullu l'lnn and mlly
of MKi W. HOlh il. hUH their friend
and Uilva a hippy and proiptrou Nw
IWlJ.-Mr, and Mr. Ilrrti Fin of 643
Wen iilid at., wish l,olr rilallte ami
frien4s a ny pivprou ami hippy New
' a r,
I'lNB.-Mr, and Mr, Pimuel II. rin of
eiv York rliy wish tlilrteltlva and
friend i prnapermi and harpy Nw rl,r'
nilT.-Mr. and Mn, Charle l'lrt wlali
thalr telailiet snd friends a proirou
and happy Now Yr,
!'IfClllllfMr. and Mr, Jeob I'laelial of
W2. IViioii av. with tlnlr rtlitlt"
happy New Year
riflK.-Mr. and Mr Merrl Flak and fm.
liy with thalr relatiiv and frlamt a
luppy ml prperou Net Yeir.
FMJilllNIIIIIMlill - Mr Monroe , Fleien.
Jitlintr Hlihoa hla relative and filnida a
iii'ly mi prni(nu ,ew xar
FOWI, -.Mr, and Mr. Jullu fowl and tam.
y or 2 in vw win i.. hum
dtind to their
irlilive and filenda bait with
tor a
hippy New Year.
ntACKMAN-HAIII.lil.-Mr. and Mrs. H,
I'rn kman and mn and Mr. ami Mr.
. Iul Hirllli ind on extend In thilr
relatlvra and friend their beat wliln
for a hippy New Year.
FBITNn-Mr. and Mr. Artolph I'reund of
notion road, with their relitltei nd
f i lend a pioiperou and hippy N"
Yur.
FI1II5PMAN.-Mri. V, Ftledman of 4M Writ
End av wltho ail her rdatlrc and
friend a hippy New Year.
FnillPMAN Mr. and Mn. Bin. J. Filed
man A Snn with their rditlve ind
fiUnd a happy New Year.
G A 1. i:VMI -Mr. Helen Galewtkl of 2d
Wen U'Oili i. with her illative ind
filendi a happy and protproui New
Year.
OAinr.NIIHIirt.-Mr. N. Gittenber and
family, fiVi Weat IftOtli t,, eitend In their
relative and filenda their wUKm for a
happy New Year.
Omuni.-Mr. md Mn. J. (leliler of Hotel
lliltliv with tn eitand in thrlr rail
Uvea and friend s a Hippy New Year,
GOODMAN Mr. and Mn. Mlehiel (loodmin
(if MS Weat Bud av with their rellllvi
and frlrml a hppy and piotjnirnui New
Year.
llfvifiMAN-Mr and Mrs. 11 Goo.ln.in of
ll'.'P Wi-M I.IMh tl and lldriinerr, I., I.,
with their relatlvei nnd fri'tldi a hippy
und proaperoua New lear.
(iOTTi.ir.il -Mr. and Mn A. Oolllleh ind
family nf Ji02 Writ tilth t. rilind tn
their many relative and fiteud beat
wlthti for a happy New Year.
(lOTTI.int-Mr. and Mn. Iniel Oolllllb
and family of P45 Weat Bnd av. (for
merly 337 Wett hlth t ) with to eiprea
tn thilr rtlatlvea and f rlenda thrtr belt
wiahe for a hippy New Yiar.
OOTTMi:il.-Mr. and Mr. Georg Gottlieb
and family, IPSO 7th av., extend to th'lr
telatlvei nnd friends the brat wlaliri for
a happy New Ynr.
'!f'TT!.li:il.-Mr, and Mra, Hsrry A. Holt
llrh and son, fHf. Weat Bud av., with
their TelnUven and friend a hippy and
I i"ieiou new year.
(lllllllNltAFM-Wni.rK.-Mr. and Mra. H
(Ireriibauni, Mr and Mr. J. Wolf ami
liuvhter. lfi.1l Wrliatrr av., IIimu, with
their friend and lelatlvoj a happy and
proaperoui New Year.
UftOi8.Mr and Mr Nthan Groa of 021'
Wet I3.ltli at. and Bdtemere, L. 1.. wlh
their ivlatli and friend a happy snd
proepcrnu Ntw Year.
Q I loss -Mr and Mrs. Ho) rtrot and family
of Ulrookltn with all their filendt and
relative a protperou and happy New
Year.
Ol'r-KKNHBIMnn-Mr snd Mr, 11. (lurk
rnhrluuT of M Bast Will et. extend tn
tlulr many frlendt and relative tht-lr lt
vi ihe for a happy and propercu New
Yiar. ,
UI'TMAN-IlWENmLIi.-Gtitmin-LowenWd
family with their relative and friend a
happy New Year. 2,032 Broadway.
Ol'TTEIt. Mr. E. Gutter and son with rel
ative and frtendi happy New Year.
GCLMUntn.-Mr. or.d Mr. Morrl Goldberg
of "7 Welt liDtli it. wish Ihelr relatives
and friend a happy and protperou Ntw
Year.
IIAMlll'ItGKn.-Mr. and Mr. D'n Him
burier (lo Ihelr eon fiydne)) of 130
Wadavvoith av.. N. Y. city, extend heat
w lilies fur the New Year to Ihelr relative
nnd friend.
HAMUl'nO.-Mr. and Mn. Hamburg with
their relative and friend a happy and
proipcrou New Year.
HAMIlL'nGEn.-Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ham
burger of 4O0 Manhattan av.. New York
city, extend heat withe for the New Year
to their relatives ana rritna.
HAMIlUrtOElt.-Mr. and Mr. Charle Ham
Purser of Atlantic City. N. J., extend bet
withe ror thn r.w xear to tntir rn1
live and friend.
HAM.MljlUICHIJtG.-Mrs. Boss Hammer
srlilac and daiichter. .M0 Wett Mlth St..
with thejr relatives and frlendt a happy
New lear.
HAMMEltoVIILAG.-ltcst Millie for a hap
py New Year to our rrlalliu and frlrnda,
Mr. and Mr. I. 11. llammerachlig, 481
Throcp nv.
JIArtms.-Mr. and Mn. J. Harris. e0 Bl.
Nlrhola av., with their relative and
friend happy and protperou New Ynr.
HART. Mr. II. Hart of .'.( Welt lOOlh t.
extendi New Year greeting to all friend.
PEP.SK0VIT2.-Mr. and Mr. Frank Hen
liowlts and family of sNO "th av. with to
extend to their relative and friends a
happy and proeperoua New Year.
HKFS.-Mr. and Mrs. A. lies and family,
404 Eatt Mill rt., with a happy and pros
prroui New Year to all relative and
friend.
HElNE-LnVY.-Mr.. Bernhnrd Heine and
Louli Levy, 740 St. Nlchola av., extend
greeting and beat wlahe fnr a happy
New Year to tholr relatives and frlrnda,
HEINEMAN -Greeting for a happy New
Year. Mr. and Mr. S. Helneman.
HII.LEI.FON.-Mr. and Mr. H. HI)IeIon.
SM Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, with their
friend and relative a happy, healthy and
protperou rtavv tear.
limfiCHPEnd. Mr. and Mr. B. fllrsch
berg, 134 Maple it., vvtth their friend
and relatives a happy, protperou Nnw
Year.
IlirtHCIinEItG.-Mr. and Mrs. Hlnchbetg,
VnV) (Inte av., Itldge a ood, with a happy
Neve Year to IhelF relatives and friend.
HinBH. Mr. and Mr. A. II. Hlrsh with
their friend nnd relative a happy and
prosperous New Yer.
HOLLAND!!!!. Mr, and Mr. Adolf Bollan-
aer ana family of 2(i weal lOlth ixtend
to their relative nd friend beat withe
for a happy year.
HOLPMAN-LEVY-WnitEB.-Mr. and Mr.
P. Holdmn. Mr. and Mrs. It W. Levy,
Mr. I). Weber, with their many friend
and relative a happy New Year.
HYMES.-Mr. Fanny Hyme of 212 West
UStli it. extends to her relatives and
friends a nippy mw lear,
INFELD.
-Mm. William Infeld and family
Eatt 72d t. wlah their rtlatlve
of 3W
and friend a happy New Y'ear.
SARETSKI.-Mra. L. Jaretakl and family.
807 lrvln it., wian their relatlrr and
friends a happy New Year.
JKSKE. Mr. and Mrs, C.u Jeske. and sens
or W'i vvesi i,.i.i ai. win uielr relatl.'e
nnd friends a hapry New Year.
KAHN.-Mr. and Mn. 11. K, Kahn and fam.
liy of &:i west Jj:tn t. wish in extend U
in an inrir inena a nappy ana prosperous
New Year,
KALMC8. Mr. and Mr. A. Kalmus with
relatives ana irienut nappy ew xear.
KAltLEIlACH.-Mr. and Mn. S. Karlebach
exteml best wlshe lo all relatives and
friends for the New Year.
KAWALER.-Mr. and Mn. Morrl Kawaler
of utone i-arx, i.. i., win ineir relative
and friend a happy New Year.
KLE1NBAUM - ISAACS. Mr. and Mr.
Charle Kieinnaum ana Mr, and Mr.
Murray O. ttaac ritend their bet wlihe
for happy New Year to relative and
friend.
KBOHNE, Mr. and Mn. Barman Krohne
of Atlantic viiy, .-. j., exiena tet wlshe
for the New Year to their relative and
friends.
BA EH It Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ilaehr ex-
tend to an tneir relative ana friend a
very happy and properou Nw Year.
LAMCHICK. Mr. and Mr. Loul Lamchlck
of uagemere witn an ineir relatives and
friend a happy New Year. j
LEHMAN. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lehman and
family of 1024 Bloomfleld St., Honoken,
j., exiriiu iu meir relatives ana friend
their bent withes for a healthy and happy
New Year.
LESKEB.-Mr. K. Leaser and (laughter.
Hilda, extend tn. their relatlv e and
iriena a neany new lear a greeting.
LEVY. Mr. and Mn. S. J. Levy and on.
lucnara h. ana kii u., or boo west 157th
it., with their relative and friend a
happy New Year.
LEVY. Mr. and Mr. A. E. Levy and daugh
ter oi ooi , ii ii.nu ei. mn ineir rela
tive and friend a happy and proaperou
Nvv Year.
LEVY. Mr. and Mn. Morrl lvy and lam-
liy of 8M vvct Kna av. win tlieiTrela
Hvts and friends a proaperous anir happy
New Year.
LEV AY. Mr. and Mrs. A. Levay of 135
7th av, wltli their rcutlves and friend a
happy and prosperous New Year.
L1PKKLP,-Mr. and Mr. B. KTpfeM of'M'd-
dletown, N 1., extrna nonaay creeling to
rolatlw and friend.
LO WEN STEIN. Mr. and Mrs. Jo, Low en.
tteln and daughter oi u weat ii.m at.
extend to their relative and friend a
happy New Year
HOLIDAY GREETINGS.
LYON -Mr and Mn, Abnhim II. Lyon and
family, nf 213 Wan path it,, with their
frlrnda and rtltilvt a happy Nw Year.
MANIi:i,IIA1,N,Mr. and Mn, 11, If, Man.
(trllnun and Dr. O. It, Madtlhaun ei
tend Ihllr beat wlthti lo all their frlendt
fnr a happy ,Nh Year-
MAIIKH,rMr. ind Mn. Joel Marki and
diuiht.r, 5fJ Itlterild liflve, wah (
etiml licillday grreilrn to all their
flltiiO,
IAIIX.-Mr, and Mr, aimutl Marr, IMS
7lh av, emend to Ihtlr irltllvt and
filnnil greeilng and Ul wlHiei for a
' hippy New YV.
MAYI'llll -Mr. and Mr, Henry M, Maiper
and family, of Id Ban snf, it., extend
htartleat New Ytar gftetlng to thtlr rl
athra and filendi,
MAVIllt-llesrlletl congritulilloru to all
our relHiioiia and frlendi from Mr. ami
Mn. M. Mair and funlly, SMi Wt Itlh.
M):YI)ltri.-Chsrl Meyer and dauciiKr.
Lin, 00 Ham Mlh, with ulillvt and
friends a happy New Year.
MliYEItH,-llnM Meyeri, 133 Weil ISth,
w lane ill. live, riu.,,1. v
happy
Year.
MICIIABI -IIIIftT WIHItHH TO OUIl
relative and friend for a
HAI'I'Y NI5W YKAII.
Mr ami Mn. !. Michitla,
ItM I'nloii t Far lloctiwiy,
Mll.!.lill,-Mr, Hrh Miller and Mr. ai,d
Ml. Murtui Miller Hid family of Ja.
inika, N, v., eilriid Niw Yesr'i sretl
Inga tn all thalr relatives and friends.
MOIIVAY.-Pr. and Mn, and Jr., I-eonard
H, Morvsy, 14 Boa Trrilfe, Newark,
V J.i eitend to Ihelr relative and Irlemi
t ilr ilii(rtt viiaha for a lupiy Mw
car,
MVNK COHEN -Mr. and Mr, II. Munk and
Mn. M. Cohen of tM Wet ilMh etnd
la Ihelr friend and reltttvii but wlthit
for a happy Nw Year,
NAITAL. Mr. und Ml, Henry NifUl ind
family of Old illvenlde Drlv extiad to
Ihtlr mny friend ind relitlrsi but
withe for a hippy and piptitroui New
Ytir.
NBWL'OItN.-Judg and Mrs. William Niw.
corn of I'lilntield, N. J-, extend to their
, relitltri and friend their lacew wlthn
for a happy and prnipartHi Nw Yeir.
NOItWAl.K -Mr. and Mn. Jicb Norailk
and family, 2IIJ Bivlcvv Titriee, l'n
IlKkaway, wh all thtlr relitlvtt a .i
frlendi a happy and pruii inui Nu Y
f'AHKEIl.-Mr. and Mra, Maurlr Patkar
nnd family, IM3 7lh av with their
rrltlv and frlendi a happy New i
I'i:i.n,-Mr. snd Mn, Phil ledir, of 1,440
Win hi , Brooklyn, with thalr relative
and friend u hippy new yeir,
I'EISKH.-Mr, and Mn. M. L. I'elter and
family of tVU Weal 100th It., ilnd ta
their relative and filendi a hippy Ntw
Ytir.
niCII.-Mr. and Mn. H, IUch, Kl Trinity
nv. t Mr and Mn, II lllch, Wr) Bryant
av., Urvni, with their rtlillvri mil
friend a protperoui and happy New Year
ltOflll.NTIIAL.-Mr. and Mn. Jick IloienthM
and family, Mr. and Mr, A, B, llotrii
II. al, 1H1U Crotom Park Eaat, llroni, and
Mr and Mra Harry Hoirrithsl and fmll
M0 Wot IMth t., with thtlr relative
and frirndi n hippy ind protptrou Nw
Yiar.
IIOBU.NMONn.-Mr. and Mn, M. II. Boen
mnnd of 420 Wttt End av. with ill thilr
relatlv ea and filenda a happy New Year
ltOSUNPHLH.-Mr. and Mr. Bdaird lloiin
feld. 414 Welt I Will It, wlali tlltlr !
lives and frlendi a hirpy Nw Year.
flOHKNMONP -Mr. and Mn. M, H. Boen
inonu, of 420 West End av., with all thvir
relative and friends a happy New Year.
nORUNTI!A!-!lUIT.-Mr. and Mr. Jicon
llnaenthal and Mr. and Mr. Joirplt Huff
with their nlitlui and friend a happ
New Ytnr.
nOTTENIII'.lKl.-Heat wthei to our friend
for a proierou and hppy Ntve Yr.
Mr. Lena llotteiilwrg and llenjamln Kot-
tinbeig, 112 Ca'hedral Parkway.
nOTHSCHILD.-Mr. and Ml. It. Ilothaehtld,
147 Weat 120th, viltli their rtUllve anil
friend a happy, pioprou Ntw lear.
Bl'IllN.-xir. and Mr. Mlchal Bubln of
llJ2 7th av. ixtend to their rtlillvei and
numeroii friends grtetlng for a hippy
and protperoui New Year.
8CIIATTMAN Br fldney Kchlltman Mid
mother of Mist Weil Bud av., New Yon.
city, "I tli their many relative and friend
a happy Nw Year.
BCHWABTZ. Mr. and Mn. Hoi Bchwarti
with their relative and frlindi a happy
and prosperous New Year.
SCHAI'HAN and TOl'PEll family of 23.'.
Wcat 112th it., New York city, wlh all
thtlr relative and friends a hippy New
Year.
BCI!AUL.-Mr, and Mn. W. Bchiul, I4M
East ISth it., wish relative and frltnd
happy New Year.
HCIIWElTZEn. Mr. and Mr. Nathan
Bchwrltzer extend to their relative and
frltnd their hivst wlshe for a happy and
' prosperous New Year.
8CHULANG. Mr. and Mn. Haul Sehulang
and family wish to extind to thtlr rtla
tlve and friend a protperou and happy
New Year.
8CHUI.ANG.-Mr. P. Schulang and family
with to extend to Uielr relative and
friends a prosperous and happy Ntw
Yrir.
HCIIIBEIt Mr. nnd Mn. Joseph L. Bchldtr
extend to their relitlvu and friend beat
wlhe for a happy and protperoui New
Yfir.
6C!IANCt'PP.-Mr. Nathan Bchancunp of 317
Bast 7Pth St., withes his relatives and
friends a happy and proiperous Niw Year.
SENDElt Mr. and Mrs. Charln Bender.
1043 Boston road, wish their relative
and fr)cnd a happy and protperou Ntw
Year.
SEDEItMAN.-Mr. and Mr. Morris Btder
man and family extend to thrlr relative
and friend but withes and a happy Ntw
Year.
8BEIN1IAUM. Mr. and Jin. A. B. Fheln
bnum and daughter of 100 Wett llWh t
wishing their nlatlvr and friend a
happy, proiperou New Year.
8IEC1EL Mr. and Mr. Ramuel G. Blegel. of
flOO W. 110th St.. with their relative and
friend a very happy and proaperou New
Year.
8ILiinrtMANN.-Mr. and Mn. Phlllpp Bllber
mann, l.V.l Seventh av., eipre their best
withe for a happy New Yiar to their rel
atlvt and frlendi.
S1LVE1IMAN. Mr. and Mn. K. Bllvermaa
of IMt "th av, with to extend to their
rvilatlvei and friends a happy New Year.
SOUEL.-Mr. and Mn. Henry Bobti of
Convent nv.. beg tn extinu to ineir rela
tive! and friends their very bet wlht
for a happy and protperou New Year.
80KO1.OW. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sokolow wlh
their friend and relative a happy and
proae-proua New Yr.
SOI.OMO.N-ROBENnLUM.-Mr and Mra.
Bamusl Solomou and Mr. am! Mr. Hemy
Iloaenblum or 031 Eaat loath Ft. wlah
their relative and frlendi a hippy and
protperou Neve Year.
STAB. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Btar, Cedarhurst,
L. I., wlh their friend and rtlatlve a
very happy New Year,
STElNElt MAYEB. Mr. and Mn. David
Hlelner or sib west viat, air. ana sir.
Milton Mayer and daughter of 170 Wett
87th, wish their nlatlvr and frttndt a
happy and prosperou New Y'ear.
STE1NTBAL. Mr. and Mr. Isaac Eteln-
thai wish their relative ana rrienas a
prosperou and happy New Year.
STKINTHAL. Mn. J. 8telnthal nnd aon
wish their relative ana rrienas a nappy
and prosperous New Year.
STRAUBH. Mr. and Mrs. Aba Btrsuss and
son. of 310 Convent av with to extanii
to thrtr relative and friends a happy
New Year.
SUBMAN. Mr. and Mn. Ernest Busman ard
Steinberg family of Brooklyn extend to
their relatives and frlrnda their withes lor
a proiperous and happy New Year.
UNCBR. Mr. and Mrs. David Uneer. DtSit
Prospect av., extend their best withes for
a very happy New Year to Uielr relative
nnd friend.
VOI.TTEIt Mr. and Mrs. A. Voltter and
family of S01 West 103th st. wish to ex
lend to thalr relative and friend a happy
and protperou New Year.
WABSEItSTEOM.-Mr. and Mr. L. B. Wa.
sentrom, of 10H Wt 120th t.. extend
to their friend and relative bet wishes
for a happy and proiirous New Year.
WARBURG. Mr. and Mrs. 1. Warburg and
family wish their relative and friend a
Happy and proaperous New Year.
WEIL Mr. and Mrs. Dan Well and family
wlh their friend and relative a happy
and prosperou Now Year.
WKILLe-iMr. It. Weill snd family, 13S
Wythe av., Brooklyn, wlh all their rela
tlve and friends a happy and protptrou
New Year.
M-T-isa JMr. nnd Sirs. Joseph Well. 42.
East .list t , extend their best wiabes for
a very happy New Year to their relative
and friends.
WERTBEIMEI t Mrs. C. Wertttlmer and
Jack Werthelmtr of 67S De Kalb av.
wUh to extend to their relatives and
friends a happy and prosperous New Year.
W1LBELM. Mr. and Mn. Blmon Wllhelm
extend to all their friends a happy and
protperou New Yer.
WOLF. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wolf, th Mlaie
Sadye and Miriam Wolf, Matter Monro J.
Wolf of 20M East 14th St.. Brooklyn, taku
lhl mean or extending their belt wlihe
lo their relatlws and friend for a happy
and proiperou New Year.
WOUMSEU -Mr. and Mr. A. Wormier of
f.7 8 De Kalb nv. with to estond to their
relatives and friend a happy and pro--lierou
New Y'ear.
ZIMMERMANN.-Mr. and Mr. N. Zimmer
mann and daughter of 243 Ocean Tarkwav,
Urooklvn. wish their relative and frltnd
a happy New Year.

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