The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 13

ITH LETTER SMI LP STEP ee WORLD, VEDRESDAY, DECEMBEE 24, teat. 7 ea | | japanese staff at V has commander of the 96 BEWARE THE JAPANESE, ') to strengthen her sive TROTZKY WARNS ARMY | jacncnca ne ntieck 2 NUE regions: giving. warnlag are ‘ Press).—Warlike appei eued to tha Bolshev by the Minister, whi rd Hanton, —forty-eigh been committed “while hypocritical , 2 3 ee Gt Wee Gnd | Soeecher about dlcarctamant were being |Exiertindcmraar an Mile SOUR Xe. In MANHATTAN /n THEBRONX = /2 BROOKLYN /) NEWARK = /n FORDHAM iy | { ed prepared. | Wes inghZ, sePitalatic: diptomats at | ae tie, Woah locked up last might 29 West 42nd St. 367Eastl49St. 11 Flatbush Ave. 895 Broad St. 270 E.FordhamRd. a sf | that Japan, “hoping; An ultimatum has been sent the'charge of intoxication 7 ., thee ‘ * Playtellow Case Witness Had | Such a Thoroughbred Which | Never Lost. Fs ZA | is on lactual picture of the in- William Garth, a horse {ratner of in this specie! sels: but wo » Roanoke, Va., was the first witness ye you an adequate idea of the + to-day for the defense at the resump- case and the charm and richness of % tion of (he trial of the $100,000 suit of | ” Harry ¥. Sinclair, off magnate and) bie racing man, against James F, Jobn~| * aon, Brooklyn turfman, to recover the a price for Playfellow, Man o° Wars) - ‘brother. ‘The court room in Brooklyn : ’ ;Bupreme Court. before Justice Frank | 8. Gannon jr. was again crowded Mr. Garth said he had seen many “cribbers and wind euckers,” but that much faults never affected the racing qualities of the animal. He had once owned a “‘cribber,” he sald, which won every race. He saw Playfellow just | after the horse had been sold to Sin- clair and thought the horse displayed | good form and speed, and did not | neem to be in distress ‘The cross examifation was taken | up by Philip A. Brennan, counsel for ! Mr. Sinclair ‘Don't you know that wind sucking | destroys’ a horse's intestines?” Mr. | Brennan asked t, 1921, A.B, Kirechbenm Company For Holiday Evenings— “Tt never destroyed mine,” said Garth, at which there was genera! ’ jnughter, ‘Tf you were at the point of buying | s horse you would not pay $100,000) for it if you knew It to be a wind) sucker or a oribber?” asked Mr. Brennan persuasively. “| wouldn't pay $100,000 for any) horee,” retorted Garth. This pro-| duced another laugh. | “Would you pay @10,000°" “1 would not.” “Then you belleve that wind suck- | ing would hurt the horse?” | “No. What I sald was that none} of my horses who had been wind) suckers were affected on account of) that.” Mr. Brennan then asked the wit-/ ness if he would pay any falr price} for a wind-sucking horse, and he! sata “Maybe he would.” ——_ ARMY TO AID MEN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT WU Open Registration Service for| Benefit of Jobless. ‘The general recruiting service of the) vy. 8. 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