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THE EVENING WORLDV; FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922.
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Yanks' Record Better
Than It Was Last Year
With Ruth in Line-Up
, However, Babe's Absence Has
Cost Owners of Club Lots
of Money.
By Bozeman Bulger.
WITH a day off to await the
coming of tho Red Box hos
tilities resuming this after
noon the Yanks havo had a chance
o look themeelves over, to check up
and see how matters stood.
Tho American Lcngtio champs arc
not unhappy at tho Inventory.
Deeplto their early forebodings thoy
hare won ten games and lost "three
without cither Bob Mcusel or tho
mighty Bambino. That being fur bet
ter than was dono with tho Babo
present last spring, there is no room
fof a loud holler.
But Iho owners have lost wads of
dough real money. An American
Ieogu6 magnato expressed tho opin
ion yesterday that tho absenco of
Jtuth as a drawing card for thirty
daya would cost tho league more than
3100,000.
''And,' ho added, being an out-of-.towner,
"It costs tho other clubs more
than It does the YankB. It ficcma to
me the punishment aimed at Uabc
went over his shoulder and has
slammed the Innocent bystander right
on tho button. Ituth's suffering has
consisted of being a great hero In the
theatre. Tough on that boy, Isn't It?"
In the meantime. Miller Ilugglns
has been skilfully building up his ball
club for another pennant, with little
thought of bankroll or the missing
stars. He Is getting loaded for bear
for fear somebody else should break
a leg; And, believe me, he's been no
sucker when It comes to picking his
powder and shot.
Right when everybody thought
thero was no chance of getting a
veteran outfielder to rcplaco the ab
sent members of Murderers' Row the
Yank manager slipped off one night
and came back with Whltey Witt.
Connie Mack let this young man go
because Whltey was unhappy with
the Athletics and also with his Ath
letic salary. It was a tcnstrlke.
That one move gave the Yank ma
chine real ball bearings. Tho old bus
now goes with a snap and speed. It
Is not an exaggeration to say that
Whltey Witt has proved tho most
powerful addition the club has had In
ten years. Thero Is no better lead-off
man In the country just tho thing
tho Yanks needed.
In nearly every aggressive rally of
Iho past week Witt's speed has led
It. Also ho has hit hard when hard
hits were needed..
Before tho coming of Witt, though
Ilugglns already had strengthened his
club up to championship standard by
the pick-up of McMillan. There is
another fast young man and a hard
hitter. Then Chick I'cwstcr set In as
an outfielder. He has been going so
good that he cannot bo removed, El
mer Miller, you know, Is out from
being hit on tho shin with a pitched
ball.
To reallzo tho skillful construction
work dono by tho Yank manager
well, maybe you hadn't thought of
this: For nearly a week tho entlro
regular outfield Ruth, Meusel and
.Minor navo ueen out. ana uunng
that tlmo tho club went on a winning
spurt that lasted seven games.
Experts lamented tho absenco of
Ruth and Mcusel as a blow that would
break tho backs of tho champs. But
now thcy'vo also lost Miller tempor
arily and still tho outfit whlucs
right along. That's a ball club.
Ono more littio matter grlof over
tho fact that old man Frank Baker
would have to play third until tho
club got readjusted has turned Into
wild shouts of Joy. Tho old gentle
man has been tearing up tho grass
around third busa with his speed, and
tho way lib has' been poling tho ball
nlrc.ady lias won two games single-
handed ono smash per game.
It had been planned to get Mc-
Nally or Ward back on third Just as
soon as somebody could bo spared
from tho outfield to play second
meaning Fewster. But thcro's no
bother ubout that now. It would tako
an act of Congress to pry the venor
nblo Mr. Baker off that corner. He
Is tho lively young upstart of the
wholo shebang.
Dodgers Made Good Showiig
In Hub A fter a Poor Start
Brooklyn Team Lost First to
Braves, but Won the
Next Three.
U'
NCLE ROBBIE brought his
Brooklyn Dodgers back to
Flatbush to-day after a most
successful Invasion of Boston. Thq
four days In tho Hub wore spent In
winning three of tho four games from
tho Braves, who In tho winter had
dreams of gaining an early start at
tho expense of tho Dodgers and Phil
lies. Tho Phillies took three of four
from the Braves In the opening scries
of the season, and the Dodgers re
peated this week, leaving the Braves
In a depressed frame of mind for the
scries. They start to-day with tho
Qlants at Braves Field In Boston.
Tho Dodgers began badly In Bos
ton by losing the tlrst gatno by 8 to
but they took tho next three easily,
concluding the performance yesterday
when thoy burled the Braves by 12
to C, to the accompaniment of a win
ter wind that nearly froze, tho Angers
of the players.
To-day tho Dodgers open at Ebbcts
Field In a series of four games with
tho Phillies. They grabbed a Sunday
gamo In Brooklyn from the Phillies on
April 16 by 10 to 2, ami then ac
companied tho Quaker City team to
Philadelphia for a scries of thrco
games. Rain called off the entlro
scries, and tho four games which start
Johnny Evers, Veteran Player,
Makes American League Debut
The thing, though, that has made
tho Yank club practically fool proof
is that all-star five part pitching
staff. It can .start from cither end
or work both ways from tho middle
und be jUBt as effective
Ball players, rarely show enthusi
asm. It is ugalnst tradition. Just
tho samo several of them are right
out In the open with tho crack that
If Bob Hhawkoy has no accident and
keeps in his present shapo thero Isn't
a chance of tho Yanks losing tho pen
nant. And that Is Just about so.
Practically without his best services
all lust season, duo to a bad arm,
they stopped out and won. Now they
li-vc Bob at his best and, In udditlon
thereto, havo Sam Jones and Bullet
Joe Bush as added starters, to eu
nothing of Mays and Hoyt, accepted
stura.
Jones, by the way, has been the
tough luck boy so far. Though In tho
best shapo of uny of them and pitch
ing gr cut ball at the boot, ho has suf
fered two of tho three losses. The
team ran against tough pitching on
both his startfl and could mako no
large amount of runs behind him,
Johnny Evers, for a score of years
a National Leaguer in ono capacity
or another, made a successful debut
as nn Ameilcan Leaguer, pluylng
second base for tho White Box against
the Indians, and displayed all his old
pep. around second, tho same sort of,
pep. and alertness that beat the Saints
out of a pennant in 1908. Evers while
at tho bat In tho first inning "kidded"
Pitcher Morton so that ho gavo him
pass, forcing in the fourth. Eddie
Collins is ill.
Tho Red Sox are here girded for
battle, but. Judging from tho ex
pression on Hurry Frazec's face, It
Isn't any whale of a girding at that.
Tho Boston boys aro still right
smartly cut up from the pot shot
Washington took at them.
Giants Open Series
With Braves To-Day
Arthur Nehf Is Slated
Twirl for the World's
Champions.
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By Robert Boyd.
BOSTON, Mass., April 2S. The
Giants arrived hero to-day from Phil
adelphia to entertain Fred Mitchell's
Boston Braves lor four days with
their winning ways. Tho fans up
here are a discouraged lot of folks.
Onco out at Fenway Park thoy
boasted a great ball club In tho Red
Sox, but Harry Frazeo dynamited that
club out thero and tho only thing the
Uostonlan loser of tho National gume
takes prldo In In the American Lcaguo
representatives Is tho fact that thoy
sill! wear tho traditional red stock
ings, tho only thing that remains as
it memory of tho onco great ball clubs
that pastlmed at Fenway Park.
Now the average fan who struts
along the picturesque promcnado of
Boston Common lowers his head In
Ms Increased "sorrow for, so fur thlB
i.enson, Fred Mitchell's braves havo
made a sorrowful showing. Last sea
son, well on toward tho close of the
National League pennhnt race, tho
BravcB were recognized as a uangcrr
ous "dark horse." Even when they
'went South much was expected from
lhem and they wcro again selected ns
contenders, but something had cono
wrong. They havo crumbled r.nd jre
now wallowing In tho second division.
Thtf fans hero luivo not yet recovered
from tho beatings Brooklyn ndmlnis
ured this week and with tho world's
oliamplons camping oti their trail at
Braves Meld, Boston populuco aro not
Jn a merry mood.
Hut us sad as tho peoplo in this
City of Culture aro over tho ny their
two ball clubs arc playing, they liavo
iiomcthlng to bo thankful for. They
Will bo treated to a surprise, even In
tho humiliated defeats they uro bound
to suffer In tho current scries, for
J hey will get u glimpse, for tho first
tlmo this season, of tho greatest ball
'lub that ever represented the inetrop
oils In tho Nutlonul Lcuguo raco.
Thero may not Iks tho Individual
efforts of a Bubo Ruth, or tho great
pitching of a Sam Jones or a Curl
Mays, but for nil u round ability and
A well balunccd and organized bull
club, that plays tho national gamo ns
tt should be played from u scientific
standpoint, this city is in for a ticaf,
.TheE will Dejhap3 not cathuso over l0l; m iw
tho pitching stnft that John McQraw
carries on his payroll, but tho World's
Champions mako pitching a minor
consideration and offset it with their
stonewall defenso and hurrlcano at
tack.
Tho (.Hunts are Infinitely stronger
than when they beut the Yankoes at
tho Polo Grounds last fall til the
World's Series classic. Both In
Brooklyn und Philadelphia, whero the
averago fan Is rather hostile toward
McQraw'a men, they havo spoken
highly of tho 192'J strength of tho
World Champions.
'Helnlo" Oroli has lnci eased the
strength of the Giants' Infield nearly
30 per cent. Very few notlco the all
around pluylng of the former Clncln
natl third baseman. In yesterday's
gamo with Philadelphia Helnlo was
Iho outstanding 11k uro In tho Qlants
victory, llo mndo sovcral sensational
stops that might havo proved costly
und In flvo trips to tho plate he
slummed out two doubles and two
singles and was tossed out on an In
field tup.
Rulph Shlnnurs Is another player
who has strengthened tho Giants
The former American Association star
has been fielding brilliantly and aiding
tho World'B Champions In. ull their
victories. Ho mado two clever catches
In yesterday's game thut he had to
back out to tho exit gnto In National
Lcuguo Paik of Philadelphia to get
them. Ho ulso hit two singles In four
times nt bnt.
Wo repeat that Boston Is In for
treat oven though It will lo at tho cx
penso ' of Fred Mitchell's Boston
Braves.
Tho Inst game. of tho series will
Kaiser Wllhclm's Phillies did not re
veal anything morn than tho good
work shown by the Qlants that made
tho cellar champions look their worst
Rosey Rynn, former Holy Cross Btar,
twirled good lmll but weakened toward
tho finish of tho gamo. His hitting
and baso running hurt his pitching
toward tho close.
Arthur Nehf will pilch for the
Giants to-day and Mitchell will uso
cither Watson or OcscBjrcr.
Carl Frnnrc Urate Erne,
PHILADELPHIA. April 28. Karl
France, tho crack California light
weight, easily defeated Young Krno
hero last night, llo scored a knock
down for tho count of nlno In tho first
round and several time utter that had
his opponent groggy. Hoivevcr. thw
last two rouniu werw HianhlnK affair?
L..JIU toys slugging iiwjy ul cacti other
to-day will bo (ho first lengthy test
between tho two teams.
I.COI1 Cadoro broko Into tho Dodger
llno-up yesterday for the ilrst time
this' scusun. Tho veteran right
hander had been suffering from n sore
arm. 116 wanted to try hlmsolf out
against tho Braves, but did not 'get ft
chanco until Sherrod Smith was but
tered off tho hill In tho second Inning
yesterday for thrco singles and a
triple that gavo tho Braves three runs
and put them two ahead. Cadoro al
lowed tho Braves seven hits In sovon
Innings, thrco freo tlckots. with un
error by High and a slnglo by Mickey
O'Ncll gavo tho Braves two unearned
runs In tho eighth, ono of which wus
forced In after thd sldo should havo
been out.
Andy High more thun squared up
that error In tho eighth by his hitting
In the previous Innings. Ho gavo tho
.Dodgers tho Jump bf smashing a
homo run to rlghtflcld off Rubo Mor
quard that opened the game. Ho fol
lowed that with a base on bulls, a
slnglo and u double. High drove In
two runs bfsldcs his homo run und
crossed tho pinto threo times. Shor
rod Smith proved u fnlluio again
when ho started this lust gnmo
ugalnst tho Braves. -Ho wus knocked
out In two Innings, tho dopo culls for
Smith to tnko n long rest, but the
revelation thut Cadoro was In shapo
to deliver winning lmll moro than bal
anced tho disappointment over tho
showing of Smith.
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XATIO.NAI, LEAHUi:.
IV. I.. i ii. . w. i. i n
N. York. 10 3 .769 , Brookl'n 6 7 .462
Chicago.. 10 3 .769 Phila'ia.. 5 6 .455
Pittab'gh. 6 6 .500 I Boston... 3 8 .273
St. Louis. 6 6 .500 ! Clnein'ti 3 10 .231
GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 10; Philadelphia, 5.
Brooklyn, 12; Boston, 5.
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh. 5
Chicago, 6; St. Louis, 4.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh,
St. Louis at Chioago.
Umpire Pflrman got riled at the
coaching from the bench of the Cin
cinnati substitutes at Pittsburgh and
ordered eight of them from tho field.
The Reds defeated the Pirates be
cause they knocked Morrloon out of
the box and also batted Hamilton, his
successor frvely.
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Max Carey hasn't quite hits his
stride ns yet, as In tho seventh In
ning of the Reds-Pirates' gamo he
let Catcher Wlngo's hard hit ball go
through his legs for a hon;e run.
The Indians had to catch a
train for St. Louis, so their game
with the White Sox at Cleveland
was called off at the end of the
ninth, with the score a 6 6 tie.
Tris Speaker didn't play for, Cleve.
land, us lie was out ot the line-up bo.
cause of an Injured ankle.
Ray Grimes, first baseman of the
Cubs, drovo the ball over the fence
and tied the game with the Cards, und
In tho soventh made tho single that
scored the two runs that won for hli
side.
The Senators got a big start
in tho second lining, icicu they
&corcd five runs and easily de
feated the Athletics, although
Pitcher Krickson, uho twirled
the ftrst five innings, only allowed
two hits.
The &ints and the Cubs are still
tied for first place In tho National
League, both clubs winning .thcil
games yesterday. They stand 10 won
and 3 lost.
Tho Cards nnd the Pirates nrc on
even terms for third place In theNn
tlonul League, both having won six
and lost tho same number of games.
The situation remains unchanged
In the American League, as the lead
ers didn't play, whllo tho Browns
next In line, didn't play, either, und
the Indans only managed to affect a
tio In their gamo with the White Sox.
Del Pratt, former Yanks and now
with tho Red Sox, who open hero to
day, wan around town slinking hnnds
with many of his friends ycjtcrday,
HARVARD'S BIG CREW
HAS FEW VETERANS
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., April 2S.
There are seven crew letter men n
Harvard this year, but only two will
be In tho varsity boat when It meet
University ot Pennsylvania to-mor
row.
Capt. Georgo Applcton and Harry
Morgan are the veterans who will bo
seated In tho flist eight. Budd Lndd
and Bam Duncan are rowing with the
second eight, while McCagg, Kano
and Terry arc in college but not row
Ing.
Tho building up of n new lowing
system ut Ilurvnrd under Supervisor
Heber Howe is said to be rcsponslbl
for selecting the crew without regard
for last season's performnnccH. Four
members of the present varsity elgh
were members of the Freshman crew
developed luu yvur by Dr. Hone,
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LV.XGUK.
w. i- p.c. i r. i.. p.o.
N. York. 10 3 .769 Wash'ton 6 8 .429
St. Louis 8 5 .615 Phila'hia. 5 7 .417
Clevel'd.. 7 5 .581 Boston... 4 7 .364
Chicago... 5 6 .455 I Detroit... 4 8 .333
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington, 9; Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago, 6; Cleveland, 6 (called at
end of ninth inning by agreement).
uetroit-tit. Louis (rain).
Other teams noL scheduled.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia,
INTKHNATIOXAL MOAUL'i:.
v. I., r.c. i w. I.. I'.C
BaltimVe b' 2 .750 1 Newark... 4 5 .444
Jer. City- 6 3 .667 I Toronto.. 4 5 .444
Roadinn.r-5 4 .556 1 Syracuse. 3 6 .333
Rochett'r 4 4 .500 Buffalo.. 3 6 .333
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City, 9; Toronto, 6.
NeWnr't, 12 Rochester, 11.
Reading, 10: Syraouse, 6.
Baltimore, 11; Buffalo, 2.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Syracuse nt Reading
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS
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TO GET GOULD CUP
Jersey Clubs' Spring '1 oum '.merit
.May 4, Will Be Workout
for "Met" Meet.
Mr. Gcorgo J. Gould, Picsldent of
the Lakewood Country Club, has pre
sented a cup, to bo known as tho
President's Cup, for competition at
every annual spring tournament of
tho club. This tournament is not, as
oftentimes erroneously stated, un in
vltutlon event, but Is open to ull mom
tiers of clubs belonging to the United
States Golf Association. 01 any othn
lecugnlzed golf ussoclutimi Tho cu);
of sterling, 24 Inches iniUi and 1'
Indira in clrcumO'icnr' , mounted
upon an 8-inch base, must, ho wo
threo times by tho same player lx
foro becoming his propeity. und, un
til so won, will remain in the posses
slon of tho Ikcwood Cluh. Tho
names of each yearly winner will lo
engraved on the cup, with tho yrur o
tho competition and a gold medal tug
nlfylng such victory will lie presented
each year by tho club.
I ho I 'll
Itorrr Turn Tnlilra m
llmitrro nt I'idii.
I!y putting ull thfltr str'M;ti' .nto th
sweep of their well nine d fhotn. the
Hovers, an Indoor poo l ain umposed
ot II. I.evlnskl, II. I;. i:ihi.lI: und It,
A. UrumiUs thut wus iv " I'Hy defeated
by tho Fox Hunter." on Wednesday
night, in tho opening kj.o of the Spring
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Market
Sidelights
UU It. 11. Bataon.
There 1ms been no moro striking In
dication of tho coine-biiclc In tho turn
ing; power ot rullrondsj than tho state-
mont or the Pcntnylvnnln Itnllroad
for March.
Tho Improvement in earnings, utter
deduction ot expenses, Is nothing short
f sensational.
It begin to bo clearly appurcnl that
onco tho question of wages nnd rules
Is definitely out of tho way the Venn
syivanla dividend will bo restored to n
por cent, annual basis. Directors
havo committed tltcmsolTcs to an In
crcasa ns soon as conditions permit.
In January tho company shoivcd net
Income of $10,130,000. In tho corre
SDond ns month of lust venr tint
amounted to only 42,3,12,000.
I-or tho thrco months to tho end of
January tho compuny shows net earn
ings of $21,491,000. In the first
quarter of last year (ho bnlnncn after
expenses and taxes wim only $458,000,
it Is shown by the detailed state
ment of earnings thut tho cost of mov
Ing s dollar of freight Is lower than
nt any time slnco lio property was
returned to Its owners following tho
termination of tho war
Making 11 careful estimate of fixed
churgoi It nppeuis that tho roud Is
now earning a balance for iTWIdends
equal to the nnnuul rate of moro than
approximately 8 per cent, on Its
shuro capitalization.
While the Improvement In the com
pnny's position docs not tem to have
been fully rcflectod In the market
price of Its shares, tt Is authoritatively
tated that at tho present tlmo thero
re moro shareholders on I'ennsyl
vnnla'e books than nt uny time In Its
history.
I.lllErtTV IIONDS.
Liberty 3',, opened 99,60, up .18;
1st 4U. 9t.80. up .06; 2d, 99.74, up
01; 3d, 99.94; 4th, 99,92, off .04; Vic
tory 4 9is, 100.66, up .02.
CURB.
Opened firm. Car lb,, C-H, up U:
Htandurd Oil ot Indiana, 97; City
Service common, 22S; Brokers shares,
2SU; Klectrlc Storage, 42, up U! In
ternatlonal Petroleum, 20, up H
Fhll Morris. 17. up K.I Mountain Prod
ucts, 14H. UP H! Radio common, G
to 574, off Vt to HI Airelo-Amorlcan
Oil. 20tt. up Vi.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENED
EASIER.
Htorllnr, demand, .4.42 1-4; cables,
4.42 G-8, oft 1-8. Kiencli fr., demand
0920; cables, .0920 1-2, off .0002. Lire,
demand, .0550 1-2; cables, ,0531, oft
0003. Belgian fr., demand, .0844 1-2
rabies, ,084(i, off .0001. Murks, do
mand and cables, .0035 1-2, un
changed. Drachma, demand, .0453;
cables, .0455, unchanged. Hwiss fr.,
demand, .1941; rubles, .1946, un-
chunged. (Julldvis, demand, .3808;
ables, .3813, up .0001. Pesetas, do
mand, .1051; cubles, .1553, oft .0001.
Swedish kr.. demand, .2589; cables,
2594. off .0001. Norwegian Ur., de
mand, .1475; cables, .1880, oft .0010.
Danish l;r., demand, .2123; cables
.2128, oft .0002.
AUTO THUGS HOLD UP
TOURIST NEAR TRENTON
The Hudson Motor Car Company
has always been much In tho nature
of a close corporation. Its shares have
been held by comparatively few
people. Tho decision tins now been
made by controlling Interests, so It Is
understood, to mako a public market
for tho stock.
According to information which
seems to be rollnbte It Is proposed to
sell a large block of the stock to n
syndicate of bnnkorn nnd then to have
ho shurcs listed so that a ready mar.
hot may bo had.
In fact, It Is understood that nego
tiations for tho sale of the stock have
been practically closed.
Nerr Orleans Man Uolilird nnd Ills
Cur Mtrlppril on Way Here.
The robbers hereabout aro a greedy
lot. according to ltobcrt D. Clay, See.
letary of the Department ot Muslo and
Playgrounds In New Orleans, who has
complelod a motor trip to New York,
Just this side of Trenton they took all
ha had1 exceot his fountain pen.
Ho and his family started from home
several weeks uco In their car. In rhll
udelDhta his wlfo nnd children left hlin
going to Huffulo by train to attend a
weddlnc ana lie. started on to New
York. At 10 A. M. yesterday two men
In another automobile held him up with
a revolver and tool, all his personal lm
longings except a pen. Thuy then put
his engine out of commission. 110 ro.i
into Trenton on u truck and ulth ni
ien as security got a ticket to New
York.
PETR0QRAD CHURCH ROBBED
State I.oaea Trraanre nf Fsimou
Trottskl, Imt (iets Vast IVrallb
MOSCOW, April 28 (Associated
Press) The fumous Troltzkl,
Trinity Cathedral, in Potrogrud ha
been robbed or nil Its valuublei
Similar fobbcrles uro reported at
othor plucos, hut generally speaking
tho requisitioning of church va!
u ables is proceeding with little dull
culty.
The aggregate of tieusiuo taken
Includes silver by the ton, gold by" the
hundredweight, peurls by the bushel
and diamonds by tho pook. Th
valuables aro stored In boxes and
placed In warehouses under guard
Tho treasure boxes from Mosco
nlono aro heaped to tho celling. Tho
boxes socn by the correspondent
tilled one floor too i;oi long and
feet wide.
The Kloff monnstciy yielded
golden lamp ornamonttnl with 241
diamonds and 207 peuils. uccordlng to
newspaper iitlviecs.
iitmpKH w:ns 1. mint 1101 1111.
I'HIOAOO, April ."S I!"n W. Iloopc
member of the puhlm group of the Ila.l
toad l-abor Hoard and fanner Uovrno
of Tennesmr. has !'n elected Chili
mini of tho hoard at the annual meet
:nz. : (iLTuudlug Chaliniun Ilsrton. (1
V. V. Hunger bo 11 member of tl
publlq emup win tlict.ju V itt Clul
Announcement has been mudo of the
election of Thomas K. Colo to tha
residency of tho Seneca Copper
Company In place of J. Parke Chan
nlng. resigned.
Mr. Ctmnnlng has long boon tinder
stood to havo been tha representative
of tho Lowlshon Interests, and his
resignation from tho Prnsldoncy
marks tho almost comploto with
drawal of those Interests from the
management of tho property.
Seneca, has tho unique position of
having four mining engineers on the
directorate. In addition to, Mr. Chan-
nine who romulns as a director, the
other mining engineers nro t. v. coie,
the new Prcsldont; Robert Linton
President ot tun -Norm initio uom
pany, and R. M. Atwater Jr. of Iadon
burg, Thalnmn & Co.
Thero lias very recently been a largo
gain In tha number nt shareholders
of tho company. At tho last annual
meeting It became known that Micro
were 1,200. At present thoro aro 1,721
nn Incrcnso of moro than 43 per cent.
WOMBS liAWVKIH VOtl nAItMOIUS
Tho Brooklyn Women's Bar Asuocla
tion, at a meeting yesterday In the
Kings County Court House, passed
resolution Indorsing United States Com
nlssloner Henry 1J. IJarmore for tho
fedoral Judgeship to be created In the
Knatern District, commissioner liar
moro Is said to have tho support or Ben
utor Wllllsm M. Calder and other Re
publican leaders.
RENCH OFFICIALS!
TO ATTEND DINNER
IN JACK'S HONOR
' s (Ma.
Two Members of Poincjjjre'
Cabinet to Be Present
Farewell (o Dempsey. -
v
Copyrlsht. 11)22 (Not Tnrk Rfenlnt VToVlV,
bt inc it'ii rimiisning co. n ,
I'ARIS. April 28 The French Oot?)n .
mont will take official cocnlxanoj, at
Jack Dempsey's presence In ParlaTta
night, the last evening of
champion's stay here, when two metn
bers of, the Polncare Cabtnet mill at
tend a dinner given In his honor by Vic
tor Oreyer, the leading sport promoter
of France.
The Minister of War. Maglnot. who la
a great advocate of athletics, and Oai-
ton vldal, the Under Secretary, who Is
popularly known as "Minister ot
Sports," will salute Carpentlra eon
qucror In the name of U RtuM4.
Afterwards Jack probably will stage a
losing exhibition with Eugene Crtqul.
French bantamweight champion, .but
this Is not yet certain. '
Meanwhile the champion fa devoting
large part of his waking hours to,
1 esgy liopams joyce, wno nu ioti
snken both Henri I-etelller. wealthy.
racing man and newspaper proprttter.
to whom she was reported engaged,
and Louis Martinez, a Chilian bllllon
alre who iad been vying with Let!.
Iler for her hand. In Jack's favor.
Peggy and Jack had dinner together
and rnadt a round of tha dancing r-
sorts. . ,
"Penary tallcj mr lanauaae." was the
big champion's explanation of his fond
ness for her company. When atkad
whether she contemplated adding! Jack
to her Hat of millionaire ntMbauMa
Peggy demurely observed; "Why, .1
didn't know he was a mlllonalre." .
Doo Keanis takes the London Offer for
a right with Carpentler provided, or
course, that the Frenchman defeats Ted
Ixswls so seriously that ha has can
celled Dcmpsey's exhibition date., -in
Oormany and Ilelgtum. ,'isl
The champion s visit to those coun
tries will le limited to a few days now
and he wilt tie bnck In England In plenty
of time to attend the Carpentler 'ami
Lewis bout. "
Owlnng to his departure to Berlin to
morrow night. Dempsey has been
obliged to decline an Invitation to 'at
tend a smoker given In his honor br- the
Itenjamln Franklin Post of Veterans inf
Koielgn Wars of the United States that
evening.
JAMES B. CURTIS DIES
SUDDENLY AT HOTEL
i(
etr York Attorney Feuad Dea4 at
Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, April JS. Junes
11. Curtis, New York attornoy. jrraS
found dead In his room at hotel
here yesterday. Death apparently was ,
caused by heart disease. He wava
member of the law firm nf Baldwin
ft Curtis of New York- At one time
he was Speaker of he Indiana. House
of Representative. lie moved to
Now York several years ago.
KRANIC rttTTA.1.
Frank Rutan, sixty-three, a'd te
have been formerly a capitalist, died-of
acute Indigestion last night In '' the
Prince Oeorge Hotel, whero ha hid
lived two years. Ills wife nd son-live
at tho Hotel Delancla, In a suburb of
Snn Diego, Cal.
unto, fin.v, w. it. ni,AOKwoof.
PHILADELPHIA. April 28. Bflg.'
den. William It. Blackwood, eighty-four
U. 8. A- trutiied). and holder of-V
Congressional medal of honor, died yea,
terday at his home here. A gradiiat
of the University of Pennsylvania Medi
cal Bchool, he waa a. veteran of the
Civil, Franco-Prussian and Spanish-''
American wars. -s
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