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The New York herald., 1921-03-08
President Tells of Discussion.

When the Senators and Representa-
tiyes had gone President Harding came
to the door to talk with the newspaper
correspondents He explained that the
Congress leaders had desired informa-
ton as 10 when the extra session would
be called. They wanted the iniofnha-
ton. he added, in order that they might
arrange for their vacation after the
hard session they had experienced.
Iii realization of the situation nc
made plain he gave the assurance that
the extra session would not be called
before April 4, and it might be week
later. This meant one thing of course
either the session will be called Tor
April or II will be April IL. 1t was
4 indicated that definite announcement
would be forthcoming from the White
House within a few days.
Mr.. Harding explained that domestic
/ issues only had been discussed al the
\ conference which followed the dinner
/ this due to a question as to whether In
\ tarnational issues had been considered.
| He added that one Of the features had
been the problem OF whether tariff or
| taxation should be taken up first. II
was plain that a division Of opinion had
| developed. 1t was indicated that the
matter will be taken up by the Ways
and Means Committee and decided final
\ Iy at another White House conference.
Mr.. Harding laid stress on the fact
| that It is his purpose to hold frequent
/ conferences Of this character to insure
better cooperation between Congress and
the Executive. He described himself as
believing that a definite programme
should be arranged for Congress rather
than to have the Senate and House go
\ aimlessly along without any apparent
scheme lie made it clear that he wants
the path cut out in advance, so that IL
may be followed by all those concerned
with its success.
The question was put as TO whether
there was any possibility Of a combine
ton OF the tariff and the taxation bills.
but MIR. Harding Indicated there had
been no decision on this The impresson
was, however there would be no COM
1 bination OF the bills.
Another question put to Mr. Harding
was whether the matter of disarmament
was discussed. but it was made clear
that srch discussion as there was, was
very general. This, It seemed. did not
take an important place in the consid-
Grafton.
ii was said that the general legislative
situation as left by tho Sixty-sixth Con-
grcss when It adjourned under the law
Oh Friday noon was canvassed.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

Brooklyn boroughs. New York city. and
Jersey City, and formerly was presi-
dent of the Gansevoort Bank. He also
is a director in other corporations and
is a member of many commercial and
civic organizations in New York and
New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

TX THEN Sam Houston saved Texas
w for the Americans in that historic
fight on the banks of the San Jacinto, his
valor was rewarded with the presidency
of the new ~Texas Republic" J"
The log cabin which served as his presi>
Dental mansion" stood at the edge Of a
bowling prairie and the capital" was
little more than scattered collection of
tents and hutS.
The evening world., 1921-01-27
WreStCerS to Be
Denied Use of
deadlock Here

Ed ("Strangler'O Lewis, heavy
weight wrestling champion Of the
world, must conhne his Furnishing
deadlock hereafter 10 bouts outside
OF tins city, or in any case to bouts
other than those promoted by Jack
Curley.
Responding to the clamOr against,
this hold, which has become really
dangerous in tine hands OF Lewis, Jack
Curley took 1t by the ears yesterday
and ruthlessly cast it into the sub
urbs, where it can do little harm.
Curley is the impresario Of wrest-
ling--the one man who had the cour-
age OF his convictions and faced loss
after loss before he was able to bring
the sport back to its proper place by
slowly restoring the confidence of
those who had lost faith in it's hon-
esty. He persevered, and for yea:
or two has been reaping q well merit
ed reward.
In the absence OF a national gov
erning body, or Of any kind OF gov
ernng body for wrestling, Jack rur-
lcy's announcement, backed by what
appears to be a strong public senti-
ment. practically bars the hold which
has stirred up such a rumpus since
Lewis defeated Earl Caddock on Mon
day evening.
The evening world., 1921-01-27
3antamweight Feature at Car
den Proves UnintereSting
i5-Round Bout.
Blu Robert Bond.

IN one OF the most uninteresting
fifteen-round bouts witnessed in
Madison Square Garden since the
inception Of the Walker Law, Pal
Moore OF Memphis gained the judges
award over Young Montreal, bantam
weight champion Of New England.
Just how the judges, Tommy shor-
tell and Harry Ward, reached their
verdict in favor Of the darlI-halred
Southerner puzz,-d a large majority
Of the fans. tIis slapping with the
open glove tactics must have inn
pressed them.
AS far as perpetual motion and
swinging his arms like fails with his
open Cove, Moore Is the best bantam
in the country. He does not possess
the slightest conception OF the proper
method of punching with the closed
glove as interpreted by the Walker
Law. The infractions of this hitting
rule must have escaped the eye OF
The two judges at the ringside and
their final reaching Of the decision.
Young Mon real came 10 the me-
tropolis heralded as a bantam wonder.
AAG 10 q bLOGhy niue Ie.lOWs Ieu-
haired and rather bald.
II may have been the awkward, de-
ceptive style of milling OF Moore that
prevented him from making a better
showing. AS 1t was, he proved to be
a mediocre fighter, scaling 1901
pounds--a heavy bantam.
In justice to the visitor, he tried
10 make a fight of II. His endeavors
we're earnest and cleaner than his
adversary's He kept after the dane
ing, open-handed-h hitting SOutherner
for the fifteen rounds, trying TO shoot
in a solid right or left, but Moore
either danced out OF harms way or
slapped the bald headed New Eng
lander until his face became as red
as the few hairs left on his head.
Neither man did any heavy punch
ing. The cleaner hitting was credited
10 Montreal while Moore did the
'1ion's share" OF the hitting, although
Illegal, with his open gloves.
It resembled a warnn-up between
two boxers in their training quarters
rrther than a final bout at the
Garden.
Boy Mccormick. light heavyweight
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Sixteen of the Preseason
Battles to Be Played
With Dodgers.
By Alex. SuH Ddn.

r1HE call OF the bat and ball IL
more distinctly heard with each
succeeding day. 1t won't be
long before the boys in the various
major league cities are leaving Tor
their training camps and from that
time on II isn't n far cry to the open
ing of the championship season
The fact that the season Of 1921 is
rapidly drawing near lie brought home
by the rea,ppenrance in the Metropolis
of Miller Hugg,ns, the diminutive
leader of the Yanks, who announces
upon his arrival that he has arranged
FOL the Yankees 10 play thirty games
on their training trip.
There was a time when II always
looked like a big losing venture for
the Yanks, this spring trimming bust
ness, as seldom did the money taken
in for playing various minor league
teams ever reach sufficient plUpOi-
tons to offset the vast outlay. (What
appetites the players have in the
sprlng--when they don't have to pay
TIER own feed bills)
But now, with the illuStrious Ruth
on the Job, the Yankees are sure TO
draw sufficient money TO the box
office to make the conditioning process
show a profit, not only for themsvlvC7
but II will start various minor league
organiza tons off on their right foot
The red letter event in the Yanks'
preseason arrangements will be q
series Of three games at Ebbets Field,
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Pal Moore Wins AlUGrd
Over Young Montreal

champion OF Great Britain. made his
Now York debut against Johnny
Howard, a middleweight veteran OF
che Frawley regime, winning the
Judges award after fifteen rounds Of
lighting.
The sorrel-thatched Dublin Irish
mans showing was an inauspicious
one. He too emerged from the Pacific
Coast and British Isles with a cred
table record, but showed nothing
sensational in the way OF pugillstiC
ability. 1t may be the fact he was OPP
posing one OF the toughest fighting
men in the country at his weight
that held him back. AS II was, the
laughing, good natured Irishman will
not throw any scares into the middle
or light heavyweight ranks around
these environs.
In the sixth round Mccormick had
Howard out, but through poor gem
ralship failed to follow up his adj
vantage.
Howard was floored in the ninth
for the count Of nine with a right
cross to jaw. When he arose he went
after the foreigner and fought him
all around the ring.
The eleventh round saw Howard on
the door again from a solid right
CROSS Llat caught MIN as ne 8Jepped
inside. He took the full count and
arose and in mix-up crossed his
right flush ON McCormick's Jaw.
Mac" goes up against the ropes
and clinches. He holds on tight until
the bell rings, nearly out
The last four rounds Mccormick
outfought Howard and had him reel
ng around the ring punch drunk"
Had he mixed his brain with some OF
his advantages and right crosses he
might have knocked Howard out. AS
t. was, his generalship was OF the
commonplace preliminary fighter va
r.ety.
It was stated after the bout that
Mccormick was not in the best of
shape, which might account for his
unimpressive performance.
Mccormick scaled 1877 and Howard
l64h.
Paul Doyle Of the east side was
awarded the Judges decision over
Barney Adaif in a ten round smuggling
ma Itch. Frankie Conifrey earned the
referees decision in six fast rounds
after Sam MoEfhorg beat him all the
way. The judges disagreed and
"Sllm" Brennan declared Conlfrey
the winner.
The evening world., 1921-01-27

lose, and tbo FEuspcu,s are ella. be will Eiyo
Martin a gaf battle,
Benny Costsr. the east side contender TOR the
u1ntamNeght crown. now hold By Joe Lynch. haa
iua been matched to meot SAMMY Nable, anothsE
AS, ad' battler. for fifteen rounds At the Com.
monWeRlth A. C. on F,b Q. Coster Is also
matched TO meet PAckey O'GAity In q return 60 a
the Pioneer Sporting Club time In February.
Leo Flynn Is no longer the manager Of Johnny
RdHiH, thu promising Local fouthcrWaght As
young RehAar we suspen.ed b. the BoAng Com
mission for Ninety DAYS rUeutly. this bling the
aSoond time he vas U,SDCnded. Flynn decided to
h.: Rvisiers father .ook k.eT hs anArs in the
tu,urv.
A special boring show win he staged hy the
Commonwealth SPORTING Club OF Halem tom ghg
Tum MnArdle the matchmaker, has booked up
Eddie Fletcher and Te1y Miller 70 mcet In the
RaF 80 OF ten rounds, while in the Other ten
rOunder Jimmy KiEk wm hoOA mp with Herman
EstsH. There will b. -four ovher bUuts OF the
carl,
Tae woOdhaven Sporting club viii ty ont the
pun u holding two sar baEs. each Of twelve
ROUNDS duration, Al ih next boxing show on sat
urdaJ nigM In the nns one Jiuuny Blute Of
YurkVille E9ll take on Battling pLipln. While Iu
the Uhsr sailor Joe Daily WI 90 azainrst Mck,
Brown Of New York Al four fghtan arv lain.
ing for thsir couteah
! Tommy Robson, the middlsw,ight fighter Of
! Maiden, Mas, vito has been engaging In fur.
! rvnnd b1Ita In CahforniA for many monttS won
| another bout out there on Tuaslay n.glH by xf.
/ ting me decision over Bert Cohna, the crack
mddlo.cgh, a. tho end 0! thur tour round
grrap a. Lna Angeles, Gal.
Tis hdl eari Of bOutA Bnr ohe nert boxing
ahDW d TN Br0AdwNJ Erhihition Association OF
Brudl1yn on Monday nigB Is a. fouJvs: Have,
Bright Dutch BEamIt.< fihuu rOunds; Mstty
MvvIhy 70 MuHay Alen, ten rUundB: Sailor
huo1heil Va, Joe Brown and jos BruSn VI. Ton
GorSshty in al round contests.
Ned FtEgNSid. the Australasia llEhtwagAt. and
I Pete Hardly. the Durable Dane" Who fourbt
ndh Thrilling tan.Found battle a tho Garden
RvUa Wcela $50. have bOeu Aencd up by w
Richard TO moet foF tan rounds ~ TIE Gardsn on
70 T. Thih 20 viii b ths usna .nnai 10 N,
wotsrwyiEh, championship flgAi between yaal Bit.
ton and TOd KID" Lewis. tho champion Of El.
roDA,
wal6T CYOanE) Eddy. the New Enhand urh,
Weigh champion. VINO Is plheiuled to boz Jlmmj
Kane q YOrkdue Al the Star Sporting Cub Or
MONDAY night ErrlUcd IN New York yesterday aal
imneaLtoly won't up to Gruppd' 10 finish W hi
training. To Wtnneg Of IL Eddy Kane conter
WILL BE- matolNd 10 moot Johnhy Dundee ~ q sne
clhi show Of the star sporting Cub the early par
Of next month. In the other twelve. round contest
willie GfiiEAn q the Wusi dda win moot ysok HAus
nsE q ~ 60 -
The evening world., 1921-01-27
BASKETBALL GOSSIP

he committee on athletics CON
n,'vtcd with the Clark House has
arranged an all star athletic attrac-
ton for Saturday night, the proc ed"
Of which viii be added 10 a fund 10
send some OF the poor east side
youngsters to the Clark House camp
for two weeks. Several OF the Leading
boxers Will appear In exhibitions and
basketball game between Sam Mel
tiers Old Timers OF Clark House,
and VIII T1ntO~'s Old Timers will be
staged. The club rooms are situated
at No. @SS layington Street.
WASHINGTON. M, Jan. PA
sea or,F record fer held goals In a
been registered yesterday when Kelly,
forward on the Hazel No. team Of tie
Washington Industrial League tailed
twenty-three times from scrimmage fol
total OF 46 points.
ANNAPOLIS. Ma. Jan. s7.-rhe Nay,,
Five defeated the Brooklyn Polytechnic
team at basketball by score Of rs to IA.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. e7-n a
closely contested game hast night the
Yale basketball team defeated Wesleyan
by score OF rs 10 20.
The Staten Island basketbaii team Is
still unbeatea. This clever, we'll coached
ive won Ia ninth straight game on the
home court at St George. Staten Island
yesterday by defeating Dwight School
by a score OF 40 to 81.
PRINCETON, N. j., Jan. 27.-The
Princeton freshman basketball team ad
ded Peddie 10 It's list OF Victims, beating
the prep school outfit by score Of n
20 II.
Rennsyivania University Five, lead
er tn the Intercollegiate League race
will meet lafayette ON the homo cOurt
Saturday night
The evening world., 1921-01-27
ANAGER ANNOUNCES COMPLETE TRAINING SCHEDULE
Miller Higgins Returns
And Declares His Team
VIII Play, Thirty Games
YANKEES COMPLETE
SPRING SCHEDULE

March II and 10, Shreveport,
at Shreveport, La.i IA, IS and 10,
Ysnkees' second team, at ShreVe-
port; II, St. Louis Nationals, az
Lake Charles, La; IS, Brooklyn,
at New Orleans; q, Vanksos'
second team at Shreveport; %
and %, Shreveport, At ShreVe-
port; "a, Brooklyn, at Alexandria,
Alexandria, La; IS, 90 and "a,
Brooklyn, at. Shreveport, a.,
Yankees second team, at ShreVe-
port; 29, 80 and 81, Shreveport,
al Shreveport.
April 2 and 3, Brooklyn, at New
Orleans; 4, Brooklyn, at Birm.
insham, Ala; 5, Brooklyn, at At
lanta, Cal 6, Brooklyn, at Win
ston- Salem, N. c.; z, Brooklyn,
at Richmond, Va; 8, Baltimore,
at Baltimorej 9, 10 and II, Brook
Ign, at Brooklyn.
Sixteen games with the Brook
Ign Club, seven games with the
Shreveport Club, one game with
the 81. Louis Club, one game
with the Baltimore Club, five
games with the second team
thirty games in all.
The evening world., 1921-01-27
rI;OOKS SLICES
Women'S Met. Golf Association
to Select Course for Mex
Championship To-Day.

The annual meeting OF the Women's
Metropolitan Golf Association will
take place at the Biltmore Hotel to-
day. Chief interest In the meeting
centres in the selection OF a cours,
for holding the annual championship
tournament. The Nassau Country
Club at Glen Cove, l.. l., Is favored by
many Of the prominent players Of the
district. II haR been some time since
u Long Island course had the cham
p!onship and in all probability that
section VIII draw this years event,
with Nassau quite q likely choice.
Another feature Of the programme for
this meeting Is the election OF Off
GERS for the ensuing year
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. a.
Close and interesting matches feat
ured the first round N the ST. Angus
tine links tournament. Donald Clark,
the West Virginian, who won the
qualifying medal yesterday, con-
tinued his good work and defeated K.
p. Bernard OF Washington by and 4.
The big surprise of the days play Wus
the struggle between william A.
hAAARilAf lbillANI II lOl ia DAdAt GltsAll=
p on, and o. ]. Demoll Of Washing
ton Knight was figured to win
easily but Demoll gave him a battle
all the way and lost cut only by two
holes. At the seventeenth the two
were all even.
ORMOND BEACH, Fla, Jan. IF
Two siXteens went the rounds In the
first match play of the Tomokh
sweepstakes, and among those elm
mated was the best amateur golfer
here at present, n. b. Perkins OF
Kentucky. Mr., Perkins made 4 low
score OF 81 to-day. but came a cropper
when he met Brown of Columbus.
The Ohloan disposed Of him, and /.
PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. 27.-Hugh
L. W'llOuFNGby, medal round winner IN
the annual Lake worth tournament,
defeated W, l.. Kingsley in the Sec
ond round OF the match play and 2.
Darwin i. KinCsiov, President Of the
New York Life Insurance Company,
who won his way to tho second round
nv steady play fell before G >orge
G. Ho'nt8wan Of the Hamilton Coun-
Try Club, Canada,
The evening world., 1921-01-27
BOIOIing Strikes T5 & and Spares

Charley Trucks, the pride of Phila-
lclphia, defeated Billie Helms by the
arrow margin Of 8 pins in the first
at OF a homeland home series rolled
at the Dyckman alleys last evening.
A 265 by Helms in the second game
was high score. Trucks's high total
was 2SG, made in the ninth game, The
ge Ond half of the contest will be
rolled on the Casino alleys, Philadel~
phla, On Feb 2. Last nights scores:
Trucks, 1877, l79, 1856, 1888, 200, 22S, POI,
2O2, 1856, 2O4; total, 2,OO6 Helms, l7s,
265, pa, PA, 1853, 1872, 205, 1872, 224,
1877; total, 1895.
ne Intsr-Cty team had ohanos to tie with
the Ai,tropolitan for first place IN The American
National Tournament a. Thum's White n Ihant
M hs BT RssiT 81 Of BSooEn, and By dos
los tho chance they had Of copying iirst honou.
IN 0coros q l1a niEsts play follow FiTs' Eame--
Nor. B4T: broadway S9A. Third gAmo-Intar.
City $50; broadway. $50,
FAerul Reserve had little tsouble IN taking threr
gnnea from the Chemical NetionL Bank oowera N
nng Al he whle Eelhan' drives Tue sores iol'
low; Federal neseTys, $40. 800, "a; Chemical Ma
tionA HAM. e5i. 72o $50
Ruddis sohumarasr Of tAs Bruaawuy snyS
oifiSSi mitchmsEsr q the BrOGdwSJ team while
thry are IN nufiAlO Andy Is . EuOd Judge d
fonn 30 the BrOadWayg should have . good chance
In any match they NAY roll while away frusn TIA
oity.
The asunud half Of q mab1h bdtWoon Senator
and Marine and Iucke and Peters VIII be rolled
this evening Al the BROADWAY ~ go.
Marine and s rAtOre have lead OF l15 pins on
Iluuye and Peters which they camed in the ms,
half y the. sarics Eolcd week 40 y the uniYer'
db allen IN the BronN
Tue General Iaeo,hc Company have srrgng,d sor
q al ma nj n = 4 ~
uinh's Park R0E bowling alleys. HoG 81 and 81
fulk Elga, OQulnoo0ing On WodnaliaJs ia and
The evening world., 1921-01-27
By Neal r. O'Rara.


80 far that balloon
than the
the oil s the
Carp
peity In they from million
forfeit their void
The Csp-Dempsey fight on he
cable
championship
has with sixomce gloves only
movies and bat Levnsky The with
There fresh about the be
in New York London Paris Shamokin
Tulsa has bid will
the day of
the fight YpSnnu will halfholday
onade privilege into the
SELF hut Tex taking his time Dempsey taking
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Fistic NeIUs S P9 ;eeS and Gossip

Frank Black, manager Of the new
ly organized National Sporting Club
of Newark, is surely having his own
troubles trying to get together a card
Of bouts for his opening boxing show
in the First Regiment Armory at
Newark on Feb, IA. He had Charley
Weinert Of Newark booked to fight
Billy Miske Of st, Paul for the main
bout, but to-day Mlske's manager
sent Slack Il telegram in which ne
stated that as Miske ls matched 20
light at Portland, Me, on that date
1t would be impossible for Miskc 20
meet Wenert. Black is now trying
to induce Wenert 10 go against
Harry Greb OF Pittsburgh.
Sammy Goldman, managCV q INse Horman Of
NoN OAvam, who recently knOoEcd Ou Jimmy
Wilde the nywcsht champion o. the world. In
seventeen rounds at London, England Is nov on
his way us,k from ER.und and Ia expected TO
arrive here on neat Monday. Goldman 10 hurry
ing hack for the pEpooe Of Ggling up Hcivnan
tE another battle vita Joe LSnch at Madison
| SquarC GariCn ucEt month
IN lGtor tnH roCeiyed ~ Dan MorEan fuJn
RNttlng Lcyinay. who u stih over in England
LcyinsEy SAYS Nnt hs arm Is to badly injured
/ that hs Will not be allie TO fight again f,r At
! least tVu months lie further infamui Moran
that he ep~H to rtuu to this county be.
tween F,0 ! and Fob b.
Tie Isozlng Commission viii hold s,sciaI
meeting to-unTgW for the purp1ee Of max nV
t.orUuzh luWetiglHun into tho rlmsn vtch
oCcuued at the boxing show u tho Pione,r
sporting Olub on lad FRIDAY nigsa. Tue club
has cuncClled iu slDW for that owning Il IL
ukcly that ths commission viii e1uncOtc tho
CLUB ofiiciah and liza she suQsnEOn On he ol,t5.
AcuuE,ing 10 lrRUmatiou ronGvoi heru TO-DAY.
Il loosB Ike q sure thing that tho. boxing bin
nov bsbUTv tho MaOud LGgAatu-u ms enough
votes IN ia favor To VssH. Tue tOn0NSru o. the
sport IN that State an working hard 10 "a tls
bn through. ~ they ArS saTo tnna tho noWy
uisshSd GOpTuos, AFthaE hyde, vii siEn tAs hr
TAs Wlnsg Sporting Chb. In win soon bs
g1untui nOsras On stare boxing BhOs Toe ciuo
IL named aher senator Jimmy walksr. father o.
tle WAlhB Boxing LaW The cub hat ssu,rui
leaas on Eaa sath Suout, bsbsosn sooJnd and
Third AVENUE, wheN viii bold H. entertain
Ia0uth, b'Sinning IN fSs wvelO
Jsa stms. the Nov Yura ulldd,sufg,abr .,s
matdAsd tOdn5 % H1at Silent Matiu. tho dcai
muts fhAIt0g in tlo Har bort Of tu,lye runnds
Il tn FroEost SpO'ting CuA on M 2 Stone
haa baan lugEOvinE 10 biz hGniine stnae b.
p1lndh kEEla2 u1iH u nAnarau1nt q CH-rt,,
The evening world., 1921-01-27

continuing until May Is. Tpn teams an entered
"a the confess namely. Fort Wayne and SINAI
Motor. Order Engine hnE, Warehouse Bloomfi,ld
Supply. Lamp. Railway and Lighting Sibley
Pi,man and p q NJ. Mr. Callahan, who wa
largely insirumental In organizing the tournament
predicts exciting contest from start 20 finish
Charley Truclu has soocptod Phn sDlnoIlA's chal
lcnge n roll a matrh serbs Of the hume and home
order for q purse Of $500. The first series 10 10
b. roll d II the OrphHum bOwlnE all lI".'
on Feb g. and the seCOud half NJ the Casino
alleys Philadelphia March 2.
The EnHnoMing. Accounts and Finance Depart
ments OF the Western Electrc Company have
EaniEcd q bowling tournhmrnt. with consists n
seven taama The heated dvalry q the VariOW
boWler. among whom G, b. Small, o.
NfAbey n. w Small II. NJ GraneT and j. W.
Davaney has made such . tournament possible.
The Confess will be held a Thum's bowling Aleys
from G 70 3 p, N. suitable prizes arc 70 b Given
to tho WinnerA
The evening world., 1921-01-27
Manhattan club Gets Permission 60
Run Again.

The suspension Of the Central Man
haitian Boxing Club was lifted yesterday
by tho New York State Boxing Com
mission to take effect on Feb, "a.
The license of this club was tenn
porarily revoked several weeks ago be-
cause the house was oversOld, In the
opinion OF the commission.
Assurances were given that certain
structural changes would be made be-
fore another bout was held In the old
Manhattan Casino. and further, the
commission imposed additional oondi-
lions for policing and the control OF
ushers.
The formal announcement wound up
as follows:
THE officials Of the club understand
and have agreed that the slightest repe-
tition Of the unsatisfactory conditions
will result in the permanent revocation
Of It's license"
The evening world., 1921-01-27
HOnFEby Stems Contract to Play
with Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan. 27.-Roger
Hornsby. innelder and champion bats
man OF the National League. to-day
signed contract to play with the St.
Louis National League ClIth me for4h-
coming season. HornSOy, whose batting
average last year was $40. was the
first Cardinal plaver to sign up for 1871.
The New York Giants were reported 10
hove "Ff"~Nd conn mn and four PLAYERS
for Hornsby, but the offer was turned
down.
The evening world., 1921-01-27
s,706 BOXING FANS PAY
$27,712 FOR SEATS At
GARDEN BOXING SHOW
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

The boxing show staged at
Madison Square Garden last night
by Tex Richard drew surpris-
ingly large gate, the gross re-
ceiptsN amounting to SETTLE. Ex-
actly sos persons attended. Tho
tickets We're sold as follows: