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The Washington times., 1914-06-26
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SMMS.
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent


PARIS. June as-Satisfied to let Jack
Johnson garner a little more bacon
by exhibiting himself tonight at two
francs per head, Frank Moran today
cut out all work in preparation for to-
morrow nights big fight. Moran did
only light exercise and shadow-boxlng
He did not punch the bag or spar. de-
claring he could not afford to take any
chance with the "old right hand"
which, he says. will send the big black
70 dreamland when they meet in the
Velodrome OLIVER. Y
Il am not going to make any pre-
1ictions no wlong the fight will CO."
laid Moran today. 1T will go on un-
Ill the chance comes for me to swing
hat right fist on Johnson's jaw. Then
4 will end-quick. The champion will
have 10 come to me. I'm not going
10 run my feet off after him. He's
the champion. He'll have to fight.
and, you know, he can't hold my arms
under French rules. His old trick
won't work now. 1 am in fine shape
and. you may have noticed, confident
I shall win. IN turn the trick as
coon as 1 can"
Johnson just grinned when asked IL
81 should say not" he said and the
golden smile broke out from ear to
ear.
''Can you show me where Moran has
q chance? Does he look like a JEFF
fries? Do you think he's in Corbett's
class? Moran's a nice fellow and a
pretty good fighter, 1 guess. but r
don't think he's got any business with
Jack Johnson"
There's a lot of people, johnson. vent
on more soberly. who are saying I'm
all in, I'm fat, I've lost the punch.
Nel. If have, 1 don't know it. I've
laid all the time that I'm right L
NOW I'm at weight. The fight will
Jell, but I've got my own money to
7ack Jack johnson and I don't see
any one hustling to cover the coin.
Put a little bet down on me son. IN
win
Despite Johnson's confidence many
sporting men here today today were be-
Cinning to think that Moran is worth
taking a long shot. More money went
down on the Pittsburgher than on any
day previously. Most of the bets were
small at 10 to l and to l. but the
Dikers like the white mans chances
= nd he will really carry soLRe coin
when the gong rings.
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MORAN AN OUTSIDER
ON PAST PERFORMANCE

same way that one citizen frequently
yearns to lift another citizens watch
and wallet
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MOAKLEY MAY BE NEXT
u. S. OLYMPIC TRAINER

track and field championship five times
during his fifteen years at Cornell,
stamp him as the man best fitted to
wear the mantle OF Murphy.
Murphy himself was always a wizard
In the development OF athletes. and he
unconsciously recognized in Moallley O
man who had much OF his own intuition
In Judging and developing men, Shortly
before he died Murphy. IN commenting
upon the success OF Moakley. his keenest
rival. remarked. with characteristic gem
erosity:
You have to give him credit for de-
veloping mcn. When he loses one cham
pton he brings out another TO take his
place"
With Murphy gone Moakley looms up
as the biggest figure In the world OF
track and field coaches. He has many
rivals, but not one who has achieved
his success. There are some promising
men among the younger coaches like
Harry Hillman, OF Dartmouth; George
Orton, of Pennsylvania, and Steve Far
rell, of Michigan, who Will improve
steadily and who might be aoie to
handle this job. but none of them has
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Why He Asked.

Little Louis was a solemn-eyed. spirit
uaI-looking child. One morning he
anne TO his aunt. who was visiting the
Camily, and asked: "Auntie, is this
Gods day."
NO. dearie," replied the aunt; this
Is not Sunday. II is Wednesday,"
I'm so sorry," said the boy sadly,
IS he went back 20 his play.
Each succeeding day he asked the
anne question of the aunt in his seri-
0us manner, and she said to his mother:
Really. l don't think that child will
we long. He is too good for this
.vorld."
When Sunday morning came the
1Uestion was repeated, and the aunt re-
led:
Yes, my darling: this is Gods day"
oh, goodier" cried the boy. Then
here is the funny paper" r"'-New York
lines.
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Mantle of Mike Murphy Is Like
Iy to Fall to Lot of Cornell
Coach. g.

Who will be the coach Of Americas
Olympic team at Berlin in 1915 TO sue
ceed the late Mike Murphy. who died
just a year ago this month? It Is still
nearly two years before the American
Olympic Committee will have to make
a selection, and while the members of
this committee haven't taken anyone
into their confidence. yet the signs all
POINT to Jack Moakley. Of Cornell. as the
choice. Mcakley's feat of turning out
teams to win every cross-country cham
pionship, with two exceptions, since 1893
and OF winning the I. c. A. A. A. A.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Sailed-Marietta, from La Romano,
Santo Domingo. for Sanchez, Santo
Domingo: Marblehead, from Mare
Island for Tiburon; Uncas ana
Boxer. from Annapolis for Newport;
Roe, from Philadelphia for Charles
ton: Buffalo. from St Paul. Pribi-
lofs, for Unalaska: Dolphin, from
Key West for Washington; New
Orleans, from San Bias for Man
zanillo.
at Mare Island !;
Marblehead. at Tiburon: Washing
tonian. at New York yard: Rocket.
at Norfolk: Dolphin. at Key West;
Lawrence. at La PaZ; Annapolis at
Santa Rosalia: New Orleans. at San
Bias: Scorpion. at Smyrna; Sara
toga, at Nanking
The Washington times., 1914-06-26
The Red Outlook.

hC Ncu outlOOh.
1t was McGraw and his Giants who
broke the Red rise to glory in 1872
After stopping the Reds. the Giants
beat them fifteen times in row, and
finally tumbled them to fourth place.
The Giants again broke the Red up
lift, and Herzog now faces another hard
test in reorganizing his scattered forces.
He has already shown great managerial
ability. IL he can avert a Red rout
at this stage. there will be no longer
any question as to his high ranking
among those who lead the charge
Griff's Chance.
That Senatorial pennant dream may
develop, after all. In smashing the
Mackmen twice in one day. Griff's ma
chine at last showed ability to check
this club In a pinch. In spite of his pn-
seemly slump. the Old Fox still has his
people within q few brief games Of the
front. Washington, in both 1872 and
1918. hit its fastest pace after the middle
of June. II the ball club from the
realm of the greatest Secretary OF
State that ever went into vaudeville can
only fmpart a few additional blows
against the Mackmen, We may yet have
Walter johnson displaying hls wares in
a world series. The rest OF the league
mas never Deaten WASHINGTON lHeSe
last two years. II has always teen
the Mackmen. Griff has won as many
contests from the other six clubs as
Mack has. but when he bumped against
Collins, Baker, etc, the old flag alb
sorbed a puncture and fiuttered out of
sight.
The Indianapolis Feds have about COL
lected all the victories in the Fed cir
cult. II they continue mucn longer at
this clip Ban Johnson may call upon
some court to issue a restraining order
and have. about fourteen OF the games
thrown out of court.
Don't you figure the Feds are just
as commercial as organized baseball?''
queries l.. Fl. Well. We have never
figured the Feds broke in exclusively
for their health.
Let England come over and beat
America at home In golf II she wants
to claim the goling championships"
writes Hazard. Ali right We won't
stop her.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

AKMY.
First Lieut.. GEORGE NJ. RUSSELL
Fifteenth Cavalry, to West Point, n,
Y, August "A, to the United States
Military Academy, for duty.
Major HARRY L. GILCER1ST, Medical
Corps. on June q. to Tobyhanna.
Pa, for duty pertaining to the camp
of instruction for medical officers.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut. RALPH G. CRAVEN, Phil
ippine Scouts, is extended one month.
Leave of absence for one month and
fifteen days is granted First Lieut..
BEN F. RISTINE, Thirteenth In
fantry.
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White Hope Believes He will Be
Champion of World After To-
morrow Night.
JOHNSON ALSO CONFIDENT
Oarkie Cannot See TomorroW's
Opponent as Being in Cham
pionship Class.
TO MEET EARLY

PARIS, June z6.-According to
present plans the fight between
Jack johnson and Frank Moran
for The heavyweight champion
ship of the world, which takes
place on Saturday, will begin at
3p. m. New York time, instead
of $50 p. m, as originally an
nounced.
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A Woman Still.

She has met glib politicians
And undone them in debate:
She has studied all conditions
That affect her native State.
She is able and ambitious.
She can practice at the bar:
But she always turns and wishes
When she sees q falling star.
S. F.. kiser in Judge
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Medical Reserves. commissioned
from June 19. 1911.
Sachinist r. VI. HJGGARp to receiv-
ing ship. New York, y. Y.
Carpenter e. p. BAKER 20 Virginia
Chief Pharmacis: VI. j.. BAKER, COM
nissioned from April IL, 1915
The Washington times., 1914-06-26

lad the experience Of Moakley. nor
could they command the confidence the
Cornell coach win inspire.
There are several points of resem-
blance between Moakley and Murphy.
Like Murphy, Moakley Is a slight man
physically, now fifty years of age. or
Just two years younger than Murphy
was when he died Also both come
from the vincinity of Boston. where
they made their athletic careers.
Moakley was a middle distance rum
ner and walker. while Murphy was q
sprinter. Moakley was a good half
mile runner and did 2:o1 IN the days
when all the two-minute half-miiers In
the country could be counted on he
fingers Of one hand Long distance
walking was popular in those days, ana
Moakley had a record Of s:z5 for the
mile and "A minutes for the three
miles. Although his speciality was mid
Ole distance running. Moakley was
pretty much Of an all-around athlete
In fact, he won prizes at every distance
from 100 yards to miles 'cross-country
and even took a try at hurdle racing
and broad jumping.
The Washington times., 1914-06-26
Question of Winner Resolves
Itself to Present Condition
of Johnson.
By GRANTLAND RICE.

Prophecies are now whizzing thick
and fast, not to say back and forth,
regarding the outcome of the Moran
johnson battle of Saturday. But,
after all, it's the rankest sort of a
guess.
On past performance ON top
form when both are right-the Pitts
burgh blond is a sad outsider. If it
were known to a certainty that john
son was ready to start at old-time
speed the result would be merely a
matter of how many rounds-up to
seven or eight.
But this part of it no one knows,
and no one ever will know until the
fight is on and over.
The Puzzle
1t is merely a question Of how far
the fire of rapid life has burned into
Johnscr's system. He may look Just
the same outside, but several inches un-
der the skin there may be another
story to tell
II only a small portion Of his vitality
has burned away, II the vital spark is
still largely there, the outcome will be
all to the Afric colors-dark brown and
black. But If Johnson has lost a big
block of his stamina Moran has an ex-
cellent chance Of wearing the Zulu down
and tossing the assegai into his blubber
Still a Battle.
In case you may have overlooked II,
there are still a couple Of races on tap
in the American and National Leagues
Neither Giants nor Athletics has yet
shown the same consistent power which
they held last season. once they round
ed into June.
1t is merely a queStion Of either league
developing a ball club able to pike along
at steady, even pace and then either
champ might be overthrown. Nineteen
1ncarEate, the world series contenders
of 1919 are far from being immune.
Especially when II is considered that
both are old in victory and liable to go
the way of all victory surfeited flesh"
at any old spot along the way.
Literary. sporting and social note
The University Of Michigan has slipped
the Hon. Franklin P. Adams the degree
of master of art In return for this
honor Mr.. Adams has promised his alma
mater that If he can put on sixty-ejght
pounds between now and next October,
he Will return to college and play right
tackle against Harvard.
The Olympic points registered by Fin
land are to be scored for Russia, which
is about the only show Russia has OF
scoring any points save in long-dis-
tance bomb throwing and the standing
broad whiskers- Just why one country
should desire 10 take credit for points
The Washington times., 1914-06-26

Baseball is barred from Olympic games
upon the theory that the game isn't
played in six distinct countries. The
olympic committee has another guess.
Baseball is played in the United States.
Canada. Japan, Cuba, Australia and
Rronklyp
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affirmed with $40 costs and disbursements
No opinion. order iied. :,
Henry r. CilliF. respondent. We. Thomas T.
Hylnnd appellant. order affirmed with :i0
costs and disbursements. No opinion. order
S,ar Finance Company. appellant; W. pat
rick J Hickey, respondent. order affirmed
with SO costs and disbursements No opin-
ION order died..
Star Finance comrs=y. appellant. ys.
Henry J. Entrikcn. respondent. order af-
nrmed with SO costs and disbursements
John Richardson. ,Jr.. respondent vs.
James cremins ct al. appellant Liant, order
People * rel. Joseph h. curran. appellant.
vs. Henry II. NJ. Cook as auditor SC re-
sponden; order affirmed with so costs
and disbursements No opinion. Order hled'
w'tAP P,c io9ks Ine re,S enpfSs Or
der affirmed with so costs and disburse-
mgnts No opinion ypi5i opdeG nied; wru,m
by limiting requirement for bill Of psrticu-
graph o, demand and as modified affirmed
/ with $40 costs and disbursements 20 appel
Wiadyslaw Szumlansky. appellant. rs.
Hudson structural Steel company, respond o.
ent. order AFFIRMED With SO costs ana dis
People ev rel James u. Trsyncr. appel
liant IS Rhineiander Waldo as Police co,n;
| with SO costs and disbursements No opin-
People vs Daniel Lynch. This motion
People vs.. Mex wishner. Motion to dis
miss Mss appeal ErantGa. order Nd p,,,.
| lander waldo. Sc Motion to dismiss wri,
granted without costs order nled.
Rhiucaudcr waldo Sc Motion 20 dismiss
writ granted without costs order hlcd
Motion 20 dismiss appeal granted WIN SO
costs costs Gn!ess appeni,s5n, GS%,mPF with terms
Percy De NJ Re''s v. Emma NJ Ret's
| Motion u dismiss appeal granted unless ap
| p,l,au; comply with terms stated in order.
charlie. e. Murray a, receiver Sc, vs.
| Ro5er, II simpson, indy. and as eSr.. sc.
Motion TO dismiss appeal granted without
same " sane ' Motion TO withdraw ap.
peal denied without costs order Med
People ,s Adolph heitci. Motion to dis
John Is q Rinehart as receiver. SC, "
L9gs ne,epns e, g. So c MSom to d anns
liant comply with terms stated In order. or
der Med,
Motion 70 ismi.. appeal sran,eI wi,h ,t
costs, unless appellant .omply with terms
Maxwell Edgar So StuyVesant Fish. Mo
ton go dismiss appeal granted. With 81
yos,s, ar'gsS appr..snt Snmpy win terms
''ssa, o IN '''S sr., W''eT o mg@ - ru.
RroucA"ud Motion :" dismiss appeal dc
Lon Lovy. p.alntN Nathaniel Roser
wits a g, Mo' . S-,s s'% a,ss appea
| Tac "r.plr ~ MouAtor Realty Investing
corp i"a.g,.,, ,N,ji"n 10 5d..m n.s ~ppea
. Mat',r ~ PhiNp Mech,owits vs. Eros,
Palmer a 90 Application granted: condi
lions. anon whith say I. I" he grtn'"d &
q be- Determined upou settlement ~ order
james e. NJ .,iulrc a CO. ". IL. @ vog'
{ COMPANY No ton denied, With $40 costs
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CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.


PREME COURT, held in and Tor the County
o Msw IN YS S a he Sew s SSup
PREsEHT: HOS JOSEPH T. NEW.
hpp HG s u TIC Mif! Fl
COMPANY. for authority to change Its name
to The Marlborough Corporation
ON reading aud ming the petition Of Mari
borough Blenheim COMPANY a stock cor
OF he sat Of az" %ew YorR ve %la o
tober eth, 1914. by Frank a, McNamee, rs
president HrSs whe iS aa Pay. TOR
change Its corporate name from Marlbor-
oush- Blenheim Company and TO assume in
stead thereof the corporate name OF The
Marlborough Corporation. and the affidavit
Of Edward X. Nicholson; the Secretary q
containing n copy of the resolution OF the
Board OF Directors OF said Company authoriz-
corporate name The Marlborough Corpora
ton and uPon, Ming the Gertih ,S o, the
certifying that the name which said cor
poratlon proposes to assume Is not the name
OF any other domestic corporation, or a
name which he deems so nearly resembling
1t az to he calculated TO deceive, and also
dated october 29nd. 1914 showing IN. niins
OF the notice Of motion herein. and upon
nl,ng due proof by andsvits showing that
she uoti~e Of the presentation OF said Pc
ti,ion has been duly published once in each
week. Tor three successive weeks IN the New
dSilS neWspspers pubiished in the County Of
New York. and the Court being satisfied by
petition and by the affidavits and certificate
presented Herewith that the petition is true
and that there II no reasonable objection TO
the change OF the name proposed, ana that
the petition has been duly authorized and
that notice OF the prescntation of the petition
as required by law has been made:
NOW on MOTION ~ Ebert n HAM.
LIN, ESQ. Attorney for said petitioner. no
one opposing, II In
ORDERED that the said petition he and
IL hereby II granted and that the petitioner
herein Marlborough Blenhslm Company. be
and " hereby Is authorized 10 assume an .
other corporate name, to Wit, the name OF
THE Marlborough Corporation, on and after
tho 2sth day OF December. 1914; and Il II
ORDERED and DIRECTED that this
order he entered and the papers on which n
IL granted be filed within ten days from the
dale hereof. in the oftice OF the clerk Of the
County OF New York. tho county In which
me Certificate Of Incorporation OF said
corporation In aled. ana that a certified copy
Of This order within ten days from the entry
thereof be fled In the oinc" Of the Secretary
Of state OF tho state OF New York and also
ana further. that copy OF this order he
published once In each week for four
ressive weeks in the NEW YORK LAW
! JOURNAL and new YORK SUN, two news
napers published In the County Of New York.
beginning within ten days after the entry
! thereof.
FIBERT n. HAMLIN. ESQ. Attorney fol
| Petitioner. ~ Wall street Manhattan
| New York City.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders a.
torney)

tOTney.D
MULBERRY ST ii.-iis;. es $50 8 Hester
NJ. 50xi00. May 1, 1ss3-Nicoba and An
tonia di Sesa ct al to Donate al Sesa and
ano. satisfied of record without production
for petr's, Harold c Mitchell, 60 Wall
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man to Lena Gordon. - w t2d -,
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LIS PENDE>S.
Manhattan.

CARTER Az, cor FISH At. :55.7x:Ili-
Gilbert Francklyn vs. Northern Union Gas
co It III foreclosure OF tax lem. attys,
Shesrmsn sterling.
stTH ST - E-Ali6e Sachs " Ju'ia W
Forge, ct al doreciosure OF mortgage;
larH 81 n = III . Az \. .5Aio3.3-Evelyn
81" corloya. cXtry. ~ Louis Schles!nger 81
al foreclosure OF murtgagel. Httys Gold
man. Heidenheimer n rhger.
i7TH ST. .52 w--Hanuah cohen vs. 4 j
Realty Go. Inc foreclosure Of MORTGAGE;
s.tys, Morrison a Schir.
1907. Finehurst av. cor iS6th st.
luV.-N56.5. l'inehurst av II cor l7gth
81, lOo..N5O. and i7eth st, n :. 90 W PARK
"v. ioNioo. four acuons-Casscl Frank
lions TO foreclose mechanics liensj, at;y.
II e Boderick.
r7iTH ST " cor Eastburn av 93Slss :
GrorE, " Dihble ct a. agt Nathan IL
LcNin 20 foreclosure OF mortgage, atty.
CoNroRD ~. o s. 5i3u n ISIS. st. sox
Anna SasmH agt Antoine Bohsty 81 al
taCtiuu TO declare conveyance void, attys,
Hsmes, Woytlsek a Sch,ap.
35xioo-caar.ot,c Re,kc az, n Kempi
Realty GO 81 al ,'orec'osur" Of mortgage
CEDAR ST zoo n chester sy. c5NIss--
Rebscca Nuhr ugt Kempf Realty 20
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CEDAR ST. " :. 1875 IT Chester sy. 20,
ioV-chariotte Reche agt Ksmpi Realty
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University Heights. 24th ward--John =
Kaiser ci al hst Forbes ! Hennessy ct al
faction 70 compe! sale OF premises, sttys
| Todd q - John
LOT ~ map : Of charlottesville Kramor
Hst Catherine Reilly foreclosure OF mort,
gagel attys, Kramer Bourkp
LOT llS, map Of section A, Nyso estat,
| --jessie Neil agt Patrick TiNrney ct a
| ttort .osuTe Of mortgdgeJi atys, BAudy
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- III Mundo, Galveston miles west OF Tor
tugas At noon yesterday.
So CITY of Savannah, savannah. '' NILES
south of Diamond shoals at moor.
- MORO Castle. Vera Cruz, us Mules soNh
OF Sandy HOOK AT noon
IS Mohawk, Jacksonville, 'iN nlos south OF
Sandy Hook al noon
50 Fl sud Galveston. 70 miles east 81 Cal.
weston bar az noon.
s. Medina Galveston, laS miles west ~
Tortueas AZ l.. NJ.
S. DemaTs, Balboa. passed Fortune Island at
noon 90,
5. Iyra. San Francisco. 40 miles from Balboa
at noon. ,
S. Comus New Orleans passed Jupiter at
: y VI
:. Guant anamo. Puerto Colombia. lli miles
southeast OF Cape san Antonio at +, NJ