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The New York herald., 1921-03-30
ROD AND GUN NEW S
MARCH 30 10 APRIL 3.
Casters Hard at II E,ery suuda !

Easter Sunday brought a soodly number OF
casters TO the field or the New York Casting
Club at Pelham Bay Park. BronS, and the
attire OF these fishng nuts did not portray
tie attire that was In evidence alorg Firth
avenue. The fishermen were having more
fun, however, preparing themselves FOR the
casting tournament to tals1 place on April "a.
There VIII be casters from Ocean city, Ar
bury Park, Belmsr and Newark besides the
local 'Esters from various clubs And therc
other casters are working Just as hard IL
different points to improve their distances
and 20 get "a on the records az The tournr.
fnents. Casting has made marked strides III
the last year or two and Il Is making eI-
perts os MANY who would otherwise have
been mediocre fishermen.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Richard to Name Spot
for Title Bout Tomorrow
Local Boxing Bouts
for the Current Week

TONIGHT.
Pioneer Sporting Club-"ete Herman VS..
Willie spencer, Is rot DIS.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Central Manhattan 8. C.--JohnDy Buff
vs.. Abe GoldsteiI. Is rounds; Jimmy
Powers vs.. Mike McCsbe. 10 rounds.
Eatioznl cporting Clnb DISQUALIFICATION
Joe Daley Of Bay Ridge VS.. Pete
Ritchie Of Pittsburg. 10 rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Elatbush Sporting Clnb-Sammy Sieger
vs.. Dutch Brandt, is rounds; Jimmy
Duffy VS.. Andy Cortez, 10 rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Pioneer S. C.--Joe German vs.. Battling
Reddy. 1e rounds; George Leahy vs..
George Shade, ~ rounds.
Commonwealth s. C.-Jimmy Kelly VS..
Billy Shine, IL rounds, Tommy McAleer
VS.. Mike Irwin, 10 rounds.
WoOdhayen Sporting Club Dexter Park)
--Dave Rosenberg vs.. Farmer Sullivan,
Is rounds.
Jamaica Sporting CIub--Wiliie Kohler vs..
Freddy Jacks, IL rounds; Tommy Mo
Gownn vs.. Frankie Pitcher, 10 rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Paddock Equals Worlds
100 Yard Record
,TANFORD rNIYERSIrY or

CTANFORD UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA. March -. -
~ Charles Paddock, University OF
Southern California sprinter. tied the
worlds record OF 9 3-5 seconds in the
100 yard dash for the second time
within a week in q track meet be-
tween As college and STAFFORD Uni-
versity here to-day. Sanford won
the meet by "a 60 56.
Paddock ran the 220-yard dash in
2 seconds flat. breaking .he worlds
record for the event by one-fifth OF
a second.
Last Saturday a Berkeley he ran
the distance In 90 As seconds m 4
meet with the University of Cal,for-
mia. lf Saturdays record is not al
lowed by the a. A. IT,, said D.. Frank
Angel, head timer. to-day's should
be. AZ there was no wind. Three
watches caught Paddock to-day at FL
seconds and two at 30 as.
IN the 100-ysrd dash last Satur-
day paddoek made the same time he
did to-day. The former record in this
event. 9 3-5 seconds, made first by
Dan 4. Kelly al Spokane. Wash. in
1905. has since been equalled by ". L.
Drew and Robert Cloughen.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
p0GGENBURG CUP GAMES.

Edgar r. Appleby, Jonn e. Johann
end Sidney Brussel were the winners
last night IN the handicap amateur balk-
line tournament for the Poggenburg cup
10 the Rational Recreation IN Brooklyn.
Appleby defeated Robert Won During.
$50 to "a. while Johann triumphed over
john ward, 1875 10 100. Brussei earned
his Victory at the expense Of J. NJ.
Lewis. Jr.. whom Brussol defeated 125
10 l0s The best run Of She tournament
was returned BY Appleby. when nc ran
so points Lewis made a high run or .2.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
BLOOM AND BARTFIELD DRAW

Phil Bloom and Soldier Bsltfeld last
night boxed fifteen rounds TO a draw at
the initial show OF the Brooklyn Arena.
II was the judges decision. Many of
the 1000 spectators were or the opinion
that the soldier was entitled to tho ver-
dict. Bartheld, scaled AZ 14SA pounds.
was eight and one-quarter pounds
heavier than his opponent.
In a ten round contest Willie Daney
received the decision over Joe Mooney.
Battling FIiddy won from Mike Dundee
II six rounds, while In another six
rounder Eddie Carroll beat Sailor Reilly
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
rIounder- Coming strong ia Most Places.

NJ Pollock OF Csnarsie said he usned ths
Silver uolo in Jamaica Fay for founders
last Sunday with indifferent success. II was
tho new moon tide and Tie fish did not bite
20 well. as tho tids was running too heavy.
Pollock says the ling should appear any time
now.
This founder story s quite 81 variance
,sith ths. OF Capt. Lyons, who 10 fishius
these dayx mp the Sound. II. went 70 Sands
point and caught good messes OF founders.
They ran largo. said the Captain, and pit
Cjsron Point early with plenty Of big fiousi-
ders and they should be more plentiful from
this time on.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
sIMEL DEFEATS spENGLER

Arthur Sirnel Of Brooklyn defeated
Oscar Speng,er OF New Jersey in the
amateur championship pocket billiard
tournament at Doyle'a room last night
BY q score OF 10 20 40. The winner made
a high run Of -. wide the Jorscym0r'
best effort netted Film ~. The BrooT.
lvnite had things his own way from the
opening shot and played steady game
To-nioht Courtney Wood win meet Nor.
gan Hughes, present titlehclder.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
TITLEH0LDER ADVANCES.

A. w. Lockott, title holder. was the
first 10 reach the seni-final OF the Uni
versity Grub squash racquets Champion
shin yesterday lie proved far too fast
and too experienced for y. NJ. Eyre and
on tho form lie has shown 10 date win
be hard Is beat FOR tho title. rive
matches In the second round and one
IN the third round were disposed OF
Yesterday. Tho summary:
Second Rouud--H. G. Taylor defeated Ev-
eteft pomiuirli i5-~S. i5--l2, a, H. Lockett
aofeatcd N. -. Catch ia--2. t5--4; T. w.
fngleuart defeated rr. T. q. 81. John It'll.
1910. roy0i y. n. Rlggs defeated G. y.
Coo tr--5, is--ih; " p. Hope defeated j..
y. Greene 1I--t0. i5--i2
Third Rouud--A ~. Lockelt defeated ID. VI
Eyre i5--e tf-e.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
CAHILL IS SQUASH WINNER.

Robert cahil. assistant professional
at the sqursi, Club detected John
ia sao5s. one oi tac junior instructors al
the Harvard club. ia a squash tennis
match on the formers courts yestelda
thereby reversing the result OF their con-
t"st q year ego. Az on the occasion
9f their rirst meeting tho match wen
Nnur sames Cshil winning hy score
of lJ-l3 is--l2, 2-lS, l5-6. A
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
WALKER DEFEATS SUMMERS.

Mickey Walker OF Elizabeth gaze
Marty Summers OF New York q lacing
in a twelve round fight at the Co'oS-
scum A. c.. Newark, last night. Walker
outpointed Summers in every round an
in the eighth had him on the verge OF a
kno, sout. but could not put him away
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
KANE KNOCKS OUT BLUTE.

Jimmy Kane Of Yorkvillc knocked
out Jimmy Elute IN tho third round last
night at tho sta a. &. and Jimmy
Cocnss won over sammy Bsrne IN !
twelve round seml-finaI
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

NAEr = habit 10 look al The Israid
want ADJ. every dat Ven e<r can tai
ffA r' rcfT1r Az 3~ dtr9r fsiff getf as IN ~ 50
Written expressly fcr yor-A6s.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
IN. summary.

National Indoor TERMS ChaWpion1Ap
Singios--Seconc rornd.--foseph r. Werner de-
lfated :. llowatd Noshel. 90, rs, 4--4
aud default
Third nolnd-iranly r. Anderson dereatad
Icrhtrt u. 10 nsu. is, "a, I0-8; Arthur
e-t George g. Groesbecl defeated William
n. Ruxton, 60, ct Frederick G. Audei-
-on defeated George 9. Moore. Ir. e-3
t.-8 Joseph H. Werner defeated q. Carlton
shsfer e-s3, al; Vincent Richard. de-
f~ated James ~. Ewing, 60, e--i David
Hedeldn defeatcs Wills Gets G-s fi--a
gA~3.
rcuo.es-rIgsts round-wliliam Aydootte
aud J. Jfi.Fer defeated WI IT. Ruxtou and
'.~~ sjemreu. 1-3. 40. 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Carload of Galesberg Horses.

All warranted horses sold subject io srlal
Up 10 noon Saturday
Money back then IL animal proves oti-r
than as represented.
MAIN OFrTCE. 1a5 EAET a4TH 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

NtHEpAIr. large. perfectly Nplc broken.
Inquire 400 East 54'h st ~. 7laza 29oi.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

From Kansas City comes The informa-
ton that Jack Johnson has refused to
sign a contract with AL Lippe as man
ager. LipDe is the chap under sentence
by the Massachusetts Boxing Commits
sion for handling two boxers in bout
at Worcester. Johnson, who is still in
prison, is planning 10 reenter the ring
July l5 and expresses desire TO box
Willard on that date. Johnson evidently
expects 60 obtain his release from prison
shortly.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

In addition TO the Buff -Coldstein bout
at the Manhattan Casino tomorrow
night Jimmy Johnston VIII introduce
Mike AcCabe in a ten round contest
with Jimmy Powers
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

ResOue;:=;s $;:f 81; :$ 5ss 4;
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
ROD AND GUN.
WISDOM

OPEN BOAT FOUNDER FISHING.
Boat. bait and auto to Babylon. l.. T., ~ per
round trip. Auto leaves Bridge Plaza Sub
way Station. l.. l. City. 80 sharp every
Sunday until further notice. Phone Astoria
For
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Jersey Political Fight
Hot as Election Nears
Workers Redouble Efforts i'm
Campaigns Against Two
Mayors' Machines

Political workers redoubled their ef-
forts yesterday as campaigns in com
mission elections in the two largest
municipalities of New Jersey drew to
. close. Because of the shortness OF
time and. the prejudices involved, the
elections on Tuesday will be the most
interesting in the history, of the state.
In Jersey City the continuation of
the so-called Hague machine in power
is generally predicted. 1t is expected
chat the actual vote of Mayor Hague
and the four commissioners running
with him will be increased over the
primary returns.
5, The ballots will contain two States
of five men each. The first FIVE will be
the Hague candidates. The second
five will be the fusion slate, intact, ex-
cept for the fact that the high man
on the ticket, Lieutenant J. Arthur
O'Toole, running as fusion Democrat
has been violently asailed by two of
the strongest supporters of the fusion
ticket in its campaign against the
Hague machine.
In Newark, where the campaign has
been almost as bitter, the fight has
been against Mayor Charles r. Gillen.
He ran in fourth place in the primaries
and he was more than 10000 votes be-
hind the high man, Thomas l.. Ray
mond.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

Ex-Head of Peru Reported
Held i'm Revolt Plot
Brother and Member Of Depu.
ties Also Said To BE In
volyed i'm Conspiracy

LIMA, Peru, May T. General Oscar
Benavides, formerly President of
Peru; his brother, Miguel Benavides,
and Jorge Prado. a member of the
Chamber of Deputies, we're detained by
the authorities several days ago. Als
though nothing official was given out
in connection witd their detention, El
TEMPO, semi-ociai organ, announced
that it was understood they had been
taken into custody for completely in
revolutionary plot.
General Benavides was transferred
to Callao and the others arc reported
to have been taken to San Lorenzo
Island, fronting Callao.
General Benavides was Provisional
President in 1914 after the overthrow
of President Billinghurst, Later in
the same year he was appointed by
Congress to fill out the uneypired
term, after which he went to Europe,
He returned to Peru several months
ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Lands Raps Dial While
Sentencing a Boy Thief
Says Cotton Mill Owners Hire
Girls IL Years Old Who
Swear They Are %
.Special Dispatch to The Tribune

CHICAGO, May Federal Judge
K. NJ. lands took verbal slap at
Senator Dial, of South Carolina, this
afternoon during the trial of Herbert
Shultheis, the ffteen-year- parcel
post employee. who had stolen a jew
eled bag intrusted to him for delivery
The lad was sentenced to thirty days in
the Woodstock jail.
The boy had pleaded guilty. The
judge displayed leniency because Her
bert already had spent fifty-six days in
Jail waiting for trial.
In pronouncing sentence, Judge Ian
dis asked why the postal officials had
hired Shultheis when he was only ff-
teen, knowing the law specified en-
ployees should be at least eighteen.
"Well, the boy said he was eighteen, u
an inspector replied
"Huh! don't you know that the cot
ton mill owners in the South hire girls
twelve years old after they make affi-
davits they are twenty-five 2" the judge
asked.
Senator Dial, who censured Judge
Lands for recent leniency to a young
bank clerk, is cotton mill owner.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
,3e Yonkers Abduction Charged
Alleged Possessor of Two Wives
Accused as Kidnapper

Walter Shropshire, IF Yenkers' who
act6rding to, dispatehes from Boston,
has two wives in that city, is about to
be placed on trial in White Plains
N. Y. on an indictment charging him
with abduction, according to an an
announcement made yesterday by Wal
ter Ferris, Assistant District Attorney
of Westehester County.
The Yonkers police received sub
pnna to be served upon Florence Win
stanley, seventeen years old, of 23f
Greenyale Avenue, that city, whom
Shropahire is accused of kidnapping.
He IS alleged to have enticed the
young woman away from her home and
Travelled with her through this state
and Canada. Detectives found the cou-
ple at Niagara Falls.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
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New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Held lm Abduction Charge
~,
Brooklyn Man Arrested as IL.
Year-OId Girl Disappears

Detectives Donnelly and Beck, at
tached to the Brownsville police sta
ton, Brooklyn, yesterday arrested
Michael Paprosky, twenty-five years
old, driver, of 521 Rockaway Avenue,
Brooklyn, on a charge of abduction.
1t is charged that Paprosky abducted
Amboy Street, Brooklyn.
The detectives found the girl, 1t is
said, on a dairy farm in Clinton Street,
Maspeth, where, she says, she was
taken by Paprosky. The girl disap-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

assssass cha -eleaQys baseball ",
who was aeen in Chicago Friday by
reporter. The detectives did not ma
him.
George E. Gorman, Assistant States
.Attorney. ip& Chicago .of theF baseball
nersecutipifs. ordered the search. re
said he had not been in communication
with Burns for several days and TO tne t,,
ltaSkt of his knowledge Burns was stlll
aA the South. The former Sox PLAYER
wiJN be arrested seAa geaste tened Il u
foiSsid NJ, X, ~ a st
white sox players shstt, sfalllyBy thls
sSoska County grand larM Al ii y
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Mental Tests to Weed Out
TrouhIemakers at Redford

BEDFORD, N. Y, May 7.--Amos #.
Baker, the psychiatrist who is the new
superintendent of the State Reforma-
tory for Women here, began to-day to
give mental tests to the inmates to
discover which ones were mentally ir-
responsible and which were deliberate
trouble-makers.
He expects to give the tests to eight
women day and to complete the work
in q month.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

'peared from her home May q. Accord
ing to she police, when the prisoner
learned that the girls father had traced
his daughter 20 Maspeth, he left her
in the house thore and fed 20 Water
bury. The girl was taken into GUS
tody by the Children's Society.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Search for Bill Burns, Sought
In Series Scandal. FruisIess
Spocial Dispatch 10 The r,

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
CHICAGO, May 7.-Detectives from
States Attorney Groves office to-day
searched the city for Bill Burns,
former White Sox pitcher and alleged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-15
FAMILY sTARvEs WHILE
HE WRITES ABOUT BIBLE

! HoLLIpAYBURG, Pa, Sept. 10
That her husband, Frank Berger. a
resident OF Canoe Creek, spent all OF
his money issuing and writing a
commentary on the Bible and let his
charge brought by Mrs. Berger In
court here.
Berger. some two years ago. became
obsessed with the idea that he was
called 70 write commentaries. and his
wife alleges that he spent moro than
81, 900 issuing his works. He will have
to do something more remunerative,
the court ordered, and contribute to
the support Of his family.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-15
DELAWARE PROPHETS SAY
WINTER WILL BE MILD

GEORGETOWN. Dele. Sept. To-
Sussex county weather prophets say
that the Pennsylvanians who have
predicted a severe winter are all
wrong. for the winter viii be q mild
one. q
They base their predictions that
there are few acorns. corn tasseis are
thin and that there are few cedar Der
ries, all proofs. according TO their de.
auctions, that nature has pot PROVIDED
beautifully for birds or squirrels. AND
that, therefore there will be milo
winter.
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claim made against the United States
Shipping Board by the Gibbs Gas En-
CINE Company, of Jacksonville. Fla.
William Jacobs, q salvage expert OF
the board yesterday received a prelim.
mary hearing before United States
Commissioner Hitz. ...
George w. Gibbs. general manager
Of the Gibbs Gas Engine Company
testified Jacobus had soliticited money
from him for making q lower esti-
mate Of the materials in jackson.
vile. and that he had given the de-
PENDANT marked money Just. before
his arrest. The case was continued
until today. u 70. =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-15
SECRETARY GETS DATA
ON RUSSIAN SITUATION

Senator Joseph I. France Of Mary.
land and Mrs. Marguerite Harrison.
Baltimore newspaper woman. called at
the State Department yesterday and
conferred with Secretary Hughes.
It was announced that France gave
Hughes his views on the Russian
situation as formed during his recent
visit to Soviet Russia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-15
MASS CELEBRATED FOR
BRAZILIAN JOURNALIST

At st. Matthews Church yesterday
mass was celebated by the Rev. Faith
or Buckney for Antenor Pinto de Al
media, Brazilian journalist. who died
IN Rio de Janeiro September Z. He
leaves his widow and many children.
one OF whom. son, Newton de Al.
media. lives In Washington and IL q
student ut Georgetown Unlvei sity.
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SALVAGE EXPERT HEARD
IN ALLEGED FRAUD

I Charged with making false state
nnsnts and fictitious entries in a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

rnr home Of Rul Maynard. on The Ken
lucky aide Of tho Tug river, two miles
cast Of Williamson. and opposite the
miners In West Virginia. Maynard IL
q Pike county fKyD deputy sheriff.
The State police who made an inves'
jiCat!nn. said tht shots came from: the
West Virginia size OF tho border. No
one was injured and no arrests were
made.
State troopers also placed Roy Har.
ned aud Emmet calhoun under arrest
'oday. charging hem with shooting
from the West Virginia sid" into the
mining town Of recburn. Ky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
Mrs. Auoustua Thompson.

Al The hom" Of her sister, Ms. ]. p.
l.. Connolly. No. 25@t Euff street. at
30 O'Clock Friday afternoon. occur.
red Tho death Of Mrs. Augusta Snmma
Thompson. VIII" of Mribourn" Th0mp
son. following m illness Of diabetes.
Surviving IN addition 70 the huS band.
arc the mOrher and on" Sisi'" men
toned abov" Mrs Thompson r"c"n'N
CAM. 20 this city from Boston. talllEH
III shorty after arrival! 81" was Il
member oe Zion Lutheran church.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS are inronl'
OlHte
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
THREE MEN HANGED
IN CHICAGO prison.
Leader Of Murder Gang and TWO othsS
Are Put to Death Together.

Chicago, Apr. l6--Sam Gardiner,
leader u: q band ~ thieves and mr.
h"rers and Joseph toS;anZo and SliS-
tor" Fcrrara. convicted OF murterinE8
fellow 'uuntr! man. wcr" hanged -
gcth"r here today. The triDle hangi z
was last minu'" arrangement decidd
upon %hru tardineI'a h-uk" down n.
learning that Anton" I.opez. who VIZ,
"a have been executed "i,h him. hi
boon r"pricved last r:=h. by Gove-nr
Small. The dr"p fci! 1t 1926 n. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
GEORGE c. Southern.

Special n Tho IntrIIlG"nC'T-
Cla-ksburc. W. Va, April IL
Ntcr a lingering illness. G"or@" Cor
ncHus Southern. s. former mayor ~
Adanson. and father of jude" John c.
Southern. Of II" Harrison county
criminal court. died today a. his home
here. He was known a. "Th" Father
of Adamson" now merged win Clarks
burg. as +" was instrument Al in hav-
ing the town incorporated. II" Was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-10

RAHi RAHl RAH!
FOOTBALL

WI fans here's your chance to see
tia first big football game OF the sea-
a4a SundAy afternoon at ESQ. when
rh9 strong Tornado Jr- cash with this
mich touted Cardinal a C. az Nor
rs park Although It IS The hrst
game OF tho season the Tornado man
alement promises the fans a real
trgat as word has been received from
the Cardinal camp that they viii be
cut 70 revenge tho defeat inflicted up
on them by the Juniors who then
vent under the name CT the Ham
p5ond AIaroons. However Manager
Huner Of the Tornados is Of a differ
eqt mind and realizing the hard game
ahead Of his team has given the boys
several hard workouts this week ana
promises 10 have his men il excellent
condition for the kickoH.
80 fans = you want 10 see a real
Erndge football game be out to Nor
Tls park Sunday afternoon Tor the
klekor.
The Tornado lineup win Be: Mason,
c sLukman. re-: Larsen. It: C. Smith,
res Spoerner, II. Nandorf. 1t: Eberle.
Ies-B. Smith, 40. Greene. lib. Beatty
Jones. RIB schafer. fb.