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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-22

Frank J. Dorian, ASHER Of the Hoo
tel Manhattan, was arrested ON n
charge of embczzcmcnt
The evening world., 1911-03-21


an "r"ont wS maze Win Dale
Scar. manager OF tho Austin team. by
which no would feed tho Giants left
handed pitchers throughout the game.
and Josh took the hal.
McGraw worked IN. n T-o,., - n,,
IN. ho, .ns =. .n..s., 49,
~ 10 ~ " se'.'ns
TWO mus out Oh '"ree times at bat
pcVore "aIhed the hrst time and the
next time up he managed to beat out
a hunt. lie got another base on balls,
and az free walks do not count as times
nj bat. Josh was technically IN the
lead. That 10. no had GOT one hit out
OF one time up. The last time Josh
was up tho players began TO kid him.
and McGraw was daring him to tako a
swing a. the bail. Mathewson was on
frat base and there was nobody out
All OF . sudden Josh's brain began 10
work and he saw q chance to win. He
r"sliyed that a sacrifice hi. would no.
count as a time at bat and that II he
held to his record OF n hit out Of one
time up he would win. Mc1raw in
structed HIM to hit the ball out. but
Josh was too cunning to obey instfuc-
lions. He played what tho ball players
call a snake Mary cinch. In other
words. rather h take q chance on
The evening world., 1911-03-21

WRESTLING EXPERTS DECLARE
that Zbyszko failed TO show 70 the
SAME advantage against Paul Schmidt.
the Boer. in their catuh-aS-catch-can
match last night a. did Sotoh . few
weeks 6 Zbyszko both falh
with crotch and half-Nelson holds. che
nrst In s2.to. the second IN n.21.
CHARGING THAT FRANK GOTcTi
has purposely avoided a match with
him. George H~ackenschmidt announced
to-day tina ne would sail for England
on March 20 wtthoW having achieved
the purpose OF his trip to this country.
a return match with Gotoh for the
worlds title. HaoAensch mtdt's crouch
Is OF huge proportions.
II COLUMBIA CREWS MDN'r APPEAR
on the river for practice Yesterday because Of tht
rough water. II the weather conditions. are better
to-day Coach Rice intends TO uvs them Their
first outdoor work.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
KID mccoy MAKES Il,
P|T|FUL ATTEMPT |
TO COME BACK
Jack Fitzgerald Wins on Points
in Bout Which Is Nearly
All Clinching. y
isreclh TO Tn. Evening World,

~ Nv 'tbth WIN
PHILADELPHIA. March ?1.-Kid NJ
Coy. the former middleweight chasne
pion. attempted TO come back" at IL
American a. c., but was outpolnted
Jack Fitzgerald, a slow. unschoolG1
heavyweight. The cro wd thought tho.
Fitzgerald might have shown mos
sgsresslveness and followed up whoo'
he had Mccoy at a dIsadvantaSaI
Therefore they Kissed Fltz and the vet-
eran. n
It was a dismal bout. with scarcely
three clean blows struck during the en-.
tire time. II was simply one lorg seriso
OF clincies. Mccoy missed his bio vi
BY several Inches ana FRI would ruo
into a clinch as II he were hurt. X
Mccoy did his BEST work In the hrs1
round when he landed Hight taps witt
hts left and one right swing 10 t1QN
stomach. There was no beef behind th6
wallops. The crowd started to hiss ,hG
fighters In the second round. Hardly
one blow was struck. "
Fitzgerald was more aggressive In the
third. lie rushed at Mccoy, but Instead
Of landing ran Invariably into a clinch.
In this round Mccoy was guilty OF heel
ing and other foul tactics.
The fourth was also disappointing. In
the fifth Fitz raped Mccoy on the Jaw
with n r~ighthander. II was abod, ths
only real blow hs struck during the
fight. The Kid grt7p.a Fitz and waited
until the bel. rang.
The las. round was slow all The way.
The Nld ~as tired AZ the finish.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Gossip for Fans
Picked Up Around
Baseball Circuit

Johnny EverA the Chicago Cubs
veteran second baSeman. has come back
and Boss Chance Of tho Cubs 10 r%sjoic-
Ing to-day, Evers. who was put out OF
the gam with "A broken ankle at Gin
cinnati last Fail, went In yesterday and
played in hts old time form and the
Cubs beat Mobile Q to
NcAleGr ~ the Washington Americans an
nounrts he will carry SchAefer and Conroy through
the aasun regardless, Of villa, the outcome of the
experiments With young players viii 10 this spring
Frank Chance .sy, that he ia NJ. worrying
lie adds thst b.iths would he ~ much service
to hi, team anil that they may as vell s,o.
nov AZ a hytls later,
Ru~Gl Blackburn. ne $40. 900 infelIer u ~,
Chicago White Sor, who "a shipiul tPm M,
Texas training camp 10 se~ u an eminent rhicasc
surgeon can cirv lls injured kuee, VIII ueys
lie able to play baseball again.
yte wins, the major league piti,et who va,
snld by the st. Louis club To the Chicago team
during the winter. but who announced hs re
tipsruent hwm the faAt sst. will manage III,
Newark Do tssm In he IEicouaty League tal
sessop.
Bstsssn ,Apul ! aud II inclusive. tho Gncin
Americans az. Cleveland 49, and ne;.,at ~
fsits means nothing but big lsasue ha.,bsll ~
Guifth's tenn beginning Just two u,cS, non
70 day.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Johnson's Playing Not UP to
Expectations and Birdie Be.
ing Drilled for Job.
Athens. Ga. March q.
TN few days Hal Chase Will have

Athens. Ga. March q.
TN . few days Hal Chase Will have
about decided how he Is going TO
shape his Hilltops' lineup for the
opening spme at Philadelphia on April
II. The manager Is not dealing In fu-
lures Just yet, but 1t requires but half
an eye, or. rather. ono moi so expert
in figuring the nne points of the ball.
player. TO see that the batting order as
It now Is and as It appears every day
against the Yannigans is not going TO oe
the one to so through. There'n be a
change unless johnson, the husky fell
low OF whom much was expected around
short, does not como to better form
than no has been showing. Th\re 10 no
doubt that Johnson Is a great ball
player. but It is usually mldseason before
he gets going right. In other words, he
10 not a spring beauty. but 10 there
afeld and q, bat when the old sun Is
on In full summer power.
There Will b . change there. and II
4, the deduction OF the writer that
none other than Birdie Cree will be the
fellow a, the abort feld on opening day.
7, ...m. t,.t ohsss has a motive In
The evening world., 1911-03-21
OftaWas Easily
Win First Game
From Wanderers

The Ottawas had the easiest kind Of
a time defeating the Wanderers In the
irst game of Z series OF two for the pro-
fessionai championship OF Canada a,
the 81. Nicholas Rink. the score being
I to 2. Tho mai game Will be played
tonight and the total cores for botA
teams for the two nights will be com
putsd. and the seven having scored the
higher number Of points will be do
clared the winner.
In order to ne: the ottawss. who
hold the Stanley Cup. emblemstio o:
tho championship Of Canada, the Wan
dsrers had to defeat the Rentrews
which they did In games last Friday
and Saturday nights In hollow fashion.
Tho victory OF tho Ottawas was due
70 their m~achins-iiks attack and the
grand individual playing OF Percu L.
Seur.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
NEW X. 0. YOUNGSTER
GETS TWO DECISIONS

Jam~ Connolly, a lytcen-yenr-ol I'D wungS'er us
Norkylle, carried OF the honors IN the hoxing
tyouls AZ she lrSh-Amsnean Athletic Club. he
soorel tNo knochouts IN less than q minute, and
Won membership 10 the club,
His fini opponent MAS Ambrose Noreck, a husy
y~Ounsster n the west side. Connolly spGrTtd With
Inn Tor a s@'ond 90 tWp and thn sent over a
right hook that sent Z,srsck down and out. After
= rev ndnulss' rtst, Edward Mo.fat was matchsi
against Connolly, Mofflti d~isrlayol a htlt science
and landed q couple II rglt jal- on Connolly 5
nlss, but before lAlf a minute had elap,si ton
molly snt over tho same KIND Of a hook his. sent
Lavck away. and ho1spt III the Goo.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
SpOpTINGA?% %0o@
Mmy7odM M9&GOSSlk

THE LNTERCOL.LEGATE wREST-
Ing Association At their meeting at the
Cornell Club made final arrangements
Tor the intercollegiate championships TO
be held at Princeton Saturday. Or.
scholes OF Philadelphia and Hugh Leon
ard of tie ". Y. A. c. will referee. The
men will be required to weigh in at II
A. NJ. on the day of the bouts. There
will be ifrst. second hi third places An
stead OF merely for the FIRST two as
formerly. Under this new system OF
scoring four points 20 TO FIRST place.
two to second and one TO third. The
men eliminated In the preliminsriso will
compete for third place.
THERE WERE ALL KINDS OF .pIsAP.
ln'% H' {. 4'! iss strs ms v "ss ,a Gag nom a .p sSs rG,,,
Of Jimmy Mi,st,sn for hAs srhcdussd Tan Soand
RS"ies' '~VSo .1 p~ he h t. ven, On "a r as f Gsei Howell.
.nd vas snoe.ed out In thres rounds: Then The
.. @ mi'sSsl. n Su, tudn. W .s SSsss sn :" sppsA' IN the
THE sCHEDyLE o THE PRINCETON
Prep At Princeton; ii. Mscersbuu 81 Mercsfs,
}, iiay.ri isi5 Al THsse,cn. Il. vi. iiSis x
New Haven.
at: ,i a5nn .ss.I ns. sGs XN ~ i.!!g S.4as |.
I ns.t IN M line aseo csiy lad PG s,lnsSt poins:. "a's'"' the
THE FIRST, TOURNAMENT. o. THE
will be he'd at the Harvard Club 10 this city on
April 8
JAMES CONNOLLY. A sIXTEEN-YEAR-
oi boz from i%orkille. carried ~ tho honos in
the ..Aius t,ise at M iTish' American A. G.,
ambrose Z!ercck and Edward Moffatt were his
victims.
the FENCERs OF THE NEW YORK ATH.
leth hub won the national team foil champion
,hip /. the gym In the local Turn NerNin by
taxi, every bout from the Boston Athletic fen.
ccrs. ne final score being D TO o.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Great Stadium
Planned for Yale
10 Cost $780, 900

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March n.-Th
prospect OF q stadium adequate to an
die the crowds at Yale's big football
games looked roster to-day after the
action taken at the yesterday meeting
OF tho Yale Coropration TO advance the
stadium project. The trustees referred
the matter TO the Alumni Advisory Com
mlttce Tor an early report and directed
the appointment OF a committee OF seven
graduates, who will act IN a steering
cauarity.
THO committee % graduates were or
dc.cl 20 Investigate the deslrahiity OF
a stadium aud the Kind OF structure
uoouci and 10 formulate the finance
campaign. SIX hundred thousand dol
lars Is the most popular estimated cost
% "a new stadium here.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
TO PLAY
CREE AT SHORTSTOP
Chase Made No Mistake
In Securing Hartzel.

ATHENS. Ca. March 21.-The play
ing OF Hoy Hartzei for the Hlltops
m a. a mighty nne compliment
to the Judgment Of Chase IN trading
Austin and Laporte for him. Hartz-i
Is q live wire. Few balls &c, by
him. At the bat ne Is n little terror.
He has driven out several long hits
OF the pitchers who have faced him
and knows what to do when on the
lines. He has a good head and has
yet 10 pull on q bonehead play.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Maity and Wiltse Show Excel
lent Form in Game
at Austin.
BY BOHEMIAN BTLGER.
tsts1 Correspondent Of The Evening world
With the Team

Marlin. rex. March p.
EYrrl, y,c,or,ou, tri, bronch
n "a, A,,o,,o ana Auati, tho
4 r.r,,,. ,,onho-. n, Tho Gian,
.. .,.,.a 49, ,.,s nor,d,r IN he
.tn ,h.,r Ia, ,...k q, worL ,b,, will
,r, ,h.m 4, .,on. On s,,r, a, o,o,b.r
80 Do, -. a.. vt,, on. - cue
.,,.n,tor. tho, -. al ,rac,lc,uv In
49, 80. a,d v4,h "a. ,o,,t,,i .ur.
NO. u.,,ser NcGr,v ,hInu. four nj,
,y, Nor. asv. utu ,uy, TN. ,ricL N .
pIcc,v
All of the pltchers are In shane TO
toe the mark on a moments notice.
Al they need. as Mathe vson says. In
10 harden IN a little so as 10 be ready
FOR M. long grind. In Austin yester-
dny Matty showed that his arm wa, In
excellen, shans lie did hls first real
pitching OF the season. and without az
,.nainr hlmse,, he kan, IN. cro Nd IN a
corti,,,l u,o,o,r over hin el,o,,
| control md chang. OF mace. HIS new
slow ball had the Texas batters stand
.,p on .he,r oars and :. vas 40 ea.y
that he Frequently told them IN advance
what hs int ended IN throw. Tn minute
thev 20. 10 expectinx tho slow one,
hovever. ho would whln in n fast one
and the minor Lacquer, would bs upset
again. In the i've innings that Mathew
son p,,ched there was not the slightest
The evening world., 1911-03-21
PITCHERS
ALL in GOOD SHAPE
Giants TO Break Camp
at Marlin on Friday,

MARLIN. Ter. March fi.-Tn>
Giants lssvs here Friday and will
return no moro until next spring
They 70 10 Dallas for two days ana
then light out for the East. Their
frs stopping place will be Blrming-
ham. Ala. whore they play on March
e. The following day they 60 to
Atlanta and rest there four days 90
as TO recover from the long railroad
journey. They will then work their
way northward ana reach the Polo
Grounds on April 8. playing the open.
ing game. Al usual. with Yale.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
HARVARD MAN MAKES
HIGH JUMPING MARK.

BOSTON. Mass, March el.-pespite
the fact that II viii not 20 down as a
record, sam Lawrence, Harvard's crack
high jumpcr, to-day has rhe satisfaction
OF knowing that he has beaten the
worlds indoor record OF . feet Si-2
Inches made IN 1896 by Mike Sweeney.
In practice yesterday he leapt q feet
3 GIG inches.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
PACKEY MCFARLAND STOPS
BILLY RYAN IN FOUR ROUNDS.

oSwEGO, n. Y, March 2i.--Paeksy Me Far.
land u Chicago socd an e.y victory over billy
ryan o. S,fas1ss naoTS ths osNeio tlty Annette
from a tnockout IN toe fourth when tas seconds
tnTsw The sponge into the rms. Mcfarland took
things easy for two rounds. but Ia the thind ih,
loved Ryan about the ring show eina him witl
blows 10 the head apd body, Tns Tound ended
with ryan bleeding from cute on lie face. liz
~ lied Tor a moInent in the iuarth. but Mcfarland
soon hal him helpless aud had A!an hanging %
de Toyts when Tue bout eudeis
The evening world., 1911-03-21

0LENS FALLS. N. Y. Mauh 2i.-Bri hu,
Icy, the Glsns Falls wsltsrwetght. easily dHsate
Honey Melody In = ten-round bout At the Cann
Athletic Club at Gisns Tan. the bell Mvin
Melody In the sixth. ninth and last round.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Of Boxing
Game Gathered
at Local Clubs.

Jim Savage, the East tortnss havwaxh< who
met Dummy MaIson for ten rounds It the stag
Of the olympic A. @. Of Harlem next Mondsy
evening.
Young Joe ShuErus. the little JGSy City
fighter, has been matched TO box Young OrLeay
in a ten round bout at the weekly sag a BIZ
Browns gymnasium on the 2stA OF this month.
Dummy Decker. the Baltimore scrappes Who has
been doing well At the local clubs. viii meet
paddy sullivan. the fighting lrishmAn, for tan
round, a. TIE SharAey Club Wednesday evening.
Battling Hurley. who defeated FishttnS Dick
Hyiand last night In q ten round bout. has been
matched 70 meet Cy Smith for ten rounds a. the
tag Of the Orpheum A, c.. which holds It's
bouts at the Manhattan tyceum, on Maruh 81,
The men will weigh 10 ~ 1873 poundA 3 o'clock
the night Of the bout.
In q ten-round bout At the weehy aAS Of
Browns Gymnasium tonight Montana Dan dulli.
van will have another opportunity TO show lis
.Nil to New Workers when he meets Frank Man
tell. This should I've a good bout. ss both men
are middl6weislts and have plenty OF cleyeTness
.nI 1tstfry rs.w,r
The evening world., 1911-03-21

not ne Will join the Regulars at Gin
cinnati and Be put IN at short In the
series of ganes which are 20 be played
with the Reds.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Jones Beats Smith.

A. he Dexter 4. C.. OF Mt Vernon. wNlie
Jones defeated Eddie Susth IN . fast ten round
bout, II was one d the best hshts ever held
st the club. Jones was substlentcd fr Willie
Green. who broke his finger Saturday night. Jone
made a lt ID fiends by hs showing. bAns out
..tutAt Nv ualNs .NrsI
The evening world., 1911-03-21

oorydshA. laii, ~ n Pr- pubi,tnns Com
nan, cThe New York worid)
Y|NOCKoUT BROWN II soins to
have . six weeks rest. Brown
- took a heavy cold or tho night
OF his bout with One-Round Hogan. and
was still feeling the effects OF u when
he boxed wolsast tho second TINA.
Danny Morgan. his manager. had X. q.
examined by thres good doctors, who
decided that Browns blood was in poor
condition. n that he wasn't In shaps
TO do hard training SO Brown will cut
out the nghting for n while.
ITS Ike this" said Morgan last night
*. o. 10 q willing little fellow. but
he's only nineteen years old. ana I
don't intend to let him work himself 10
death. I don't care about tho money.
Hes going 20 have a rest. II I let him
60 right along nghting every week II
might do him a lot OF harm. Hen Just
wait until he's In good shape. and then
he'll fight better than ever. when he
II rlght again / intend TO make good
all OF my promises. lie will take ON
Tommy Murphy. Hogan. wclEast. At
tell and Moran. In that order.
"As for all this talk about Mcrar-
land claiming the lightweight ~title."
Morgan continued. getting closer 10 the
phone. "thHt Is foolish. Mcfarland
can't make 1888 pounds iinrside. There
are lightweiEhts nous who can make
from 40 10 1872 to DO all the lightweight
fighting that's necessary. Why should
Brown and Wolsast md Moran and
Murphy aud iiyland and the rest OF
th.,, t.s Nf.Isa lana am a., "a al
terwcight? II he scaled Ia in the after
noon he'd be l3S or 40 ring. vouldn',
let Brown box him at that weight.
Giving away weight has taken the
heart out OF lots OF good fighters. Erne
trained down to l2S for McGovern and
never got over the effect OF Il. Terry
McGovern let Young Corbett weigh ~.
and he got licked and never cnme back.
That was bad matchmaking. KID La
vigne was tho greatest wonder OF his
time. lie made Walcott train down to
the lightw eight limit. and he licked
Walcott. And when he got foolish he
fought Mysterious Billy Smith at IL,
and the licking he Cot broke his heart
and took the confidence out OF him.
He'd never lost u fight before. but he
came back East after losing TO Smith
and lost the lightweight title to Frank
Erne. Abe Attell fought welsh at Los
Angeles and let Welsh weigh 100 pounds.
Abe lost. and he didn't get over II for
a while. lie doesn't want 10 give away
weight any more.
"As for Mcfarland, III tell you whs.
III do. III match Brown against Nc
Farland at 1873 pounds r!ugside-lc ne
thinks he's a lishtv e!sht-and II Brown
doesn't knock him out inside OF ten
rounds Packey can have hslf OF Browns
end OF the purse
The evening world., 1911-03-21

r r ERE Is a real m~lddleweight who
wants to hght sam Largford.
lie Is Leo Houck. who IL going
TO England with his manager. Lou Dur
iacher.
Durlachcr has sent two Challenges
ahead. care OF Mt. Bottinson OF the
National Sporting Club OF London. Tho
first Is to Harry Lewis. now regarde I
IN England and France as absolutely IT,
vincible in the mlddleweisht class. The
second 10 20 Langford.
Houck Is willing TO hght Lewis at "a
pounds riugslde, and Langtord Mt the
same weight, The only demand he
makes on Langford Is that the Boston
Tar Baby make l65 pounds rlngslde.
While this sounds Ike unlimited nerve
Durlarher says that he knows what b.
lie doing. aui that he's perfectly willing
to bet the limit % the bank RON on
Houck and give Langiord the advantage
OF eleven pounds IN weight.
"Lsngford ana h!s manager" nur-
lacher says, have been claiming the
middleweight title. They ever have
'Mlddleweight Champion OF the World
printed on their letter paper The fact
IS that Langford can't mako TIE mid,
dleweight limit. lJS pounds rlnGs!de, 1,
save his life. Harry Lewis knows tn,
or he wouldn't be challenging Langorc
at lbs. ! know that Langford welghr,
,us. ISL pounds the night he Tough.
Ketchel In Philadelphia. lie has beei
growing all the time, II he can max,
ls5 pounds for Houck, We'll beat him
A. eau I .,YNa I n, Hua Ia4t .u lIy, . vrH.,
and can beat him again any time a
l54. Wen make some OF those middle
weight champions run around IN circle
when we get over there
MOTHER middlewelEht who want
~ to fight Langford Is Cyclou
Johnny Thompson, ! note tina
Johnny no longer uses tho letter papg
with Coming Lightweight Champion
at the head.
Says Johnny: Il have Just come bac
10 my farm after an absence Of 81
months In Australia, where | defeats
Billy Papke and others ! come pa,
claiming the middlewe!ght chAmp.o'
ship OF the world and willing 10 defeH
. same at 1853 pounds ringside. l don
bar any man In the world, In my 2
fights ] have never refused 20 night ar
man who was brought on for ma. al
don't know what the sensation OF
Knockout is.
They say everybody Is afraid
tackle that Tar Baby Langford. We
you can Just spread IL IN black ink tn
Cyclone Johnny Thompson Isn't afra
OF that sob. There are lots OF fellow
Ia prefer meeting, but III tackle Ian.
ford twenty rounds or 20 a hnish befo.
any club that Will hang up a slitab
purse
The evening world., 1911-03-21
~ Years at This Address Means Something
REMEY'S DANCING SCHOOL,

olO. e2I. n23 EIGHTH hN. 9th 81
Wat. two..top. iarn dance. Shottische AM
lancitrs, all gis-anteel in five private and Ion,
class less'nn fpr 81. lessons any. hC'I1, day Il
sv.ring. without auf,rir 'u.s mt With muse.
SIM EnE LkRGE EllIE DonkLEr.
The evening world., 1911-03-21

THE FENCERs OF THE NEW YORK ATH.
let' luh won the national team foil champion
taxi, every bout from the Boston Athletic fen
Gers. ne final score being D TO q.
The evening world., 1911-03-21

JAMES CONNOLLY. A sIXTEEN.YEAR,
old boz from Yorkville. carried on tho honos in
sco1ng Two knockouls In los than a minute
Ambrose Z!erock and Edward Moffatt were his
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Knockout Browns Blood In Poor
Condition and He Is Going to
Have a Six. Weeks Rest.

corydsnA. iSii. ~ a. rr- prfs,.,nns Com
pany fThe New York World
Greene County herald., 1911-08-04
Midshipmen May Early Become Ensigns

4 congress acts favorably on
4 recommendation made by the board
of visitors to the United States Naval
academy and indorsed by the secre-
tary of the navy, a young man who
has completed the course at the acade-
my will be commissioned an ensign on
graduation Under the present law
graduate does not get his commission
as an ensign until he has completed
the two years cruise at sea. This law,
it is asserted, discriminates against
the graduates Of the Naval academy.
A graduate from the Military academy
| at West Point gets his commission as
a second lieutenant on the day of grad
uation, and salary, which graduate
of the Naval academy cannot obtain
until he has taken his two years
cruise
Midshipmen receive 5000 year
while at the Naval academy, under the
new pay table, and during the two
years they spend at sea they receive
81 400 annually. Not until they have
passed their final graduation-that is
to say, not until they have completed
their two years cruise can they get
the $1,700 which is paid to graduates
from West Point to become second
lieuterants and rank with ensigns.
The board of visitors to the acade-
my has been urged to favor another
Greene County herald., 1911-08-04
'A41I y I 4 ] E Ia
W 23AR 49, y l|||a.}<~sv
Second Coxey Army Threatens Capital

millionaire worker in the realms of
trampdom, the man who laid aside the
dress shirt for the blue flannel of the
worker, is the moving spirit in this
movement He has been in the val,
ley towns along the Ohio for weeks
pushing the propaganda of this latter
day crusade that is expected to shake
the walls of indifference and make 1t
possible for every man who wants it
to have job.
Coxey was the leader of the first
men marched so far that the spirit of
the column was gone long before 1t
came within striking distance OF
Washington. 1t was a failure. The
army dwindled away, and but hand
full of those that started on the move
ment stuck until the end. How and
his lieutenants are studying the his
tory of this march and hope to profit
by the mistakes Of Coxey and his
aids. How hopes to make this march
crusade against things as they are.
Such an army as he leads How be-
lieves will show the nation the need Of
some action. Men have promised to
join him from every part of the coun-
try. Already the hobo tribes have re-
ceived the call and are being notified
to concentrate in the valley in easy
distance of the actual starting place,
which is to be settled upon later. Ar
rangements have been made whereby
the cohorts from the west will start
earlier than those from the Ohio val
ley.