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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-23
COLDER WEATHER DUE
Gloomy Weather Is in Store for Kan
Sas Today and Tomorrow.
TODAY,S TEMPER ATITRFS-

Z o'clock ....44l11 O'Clock. As
o'clock. .44f12 O'Clock Al
9 O'Clock. .....44 1 O'Clock Al
10 o'clock ....45I o'clock. SO
Cloudy, chilly and gloomy weather
will persist in Topeka for at least the
next two days, in the belief of the
local weather forecasters. Clouds are
hanging over the entire Mississippi
Valley, and will tend to keep the tenn
peratures down today and Thursday.
Only sprinkles of rain have been re-
ported in the state during the past
twentyfour hours, and there is small
chance of any rain in the next twenty
four hours. The freezing weather will
visit the western portion of the state
only, it is believed. There is no zero
weather on the weather map of the
United States today, altho the tenn
peratures in Canada are near the zero
point.
The highest mark in Topeka yester-
Continued on Page Two)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31
Advt.
Ell CASINO PUERToRRIQUENo DE
MANATI

La nueva directiva del "Casino Pner
torriquefio'' de esta ciudad, que ma qe
regir los destinos de la referida 1nsti-
tucion durante ell afio pr6ximo venide-
70. es la siguiente: Presidente. don Pc
dro Sanchez salazar; vice-prssidente,
don Felix Sim6; Secretario, don Ra-
fael Baez ,Infantes; Tesorero, don
Francisco Maldonado; vocales, DR.. J.
G. Carde, don Agustin Coliazo, don
Jose Rivero Chavez, DR.. r. s. Vazquez
DR.. Ramon P. Diaz. Felicitamos la
nueva directiva v esperamos que hara
todo 10 possible por darle impulso ese
Ckntro social va que Manati tiene
elementos j6venes, enthusiasts siem-
pre- dispuestos a divertirse.
Aver tuvimos Ell gusto de saludar
en- esta ciudad, a los Lcdos. Manuel
Tous SOTO Victoriano Fernandez Quie
nes andaban en- asuntos de su profession.
Con motive de haberse supendido
ell bale que tenia en- proyecto ell pCa-
sino Puertorriquefo' de esta ciudad,
ell cual iba a ser amenizado con la or
questa '.'Euterpe' de esta poblaci6n,
dicha orquesta ha sido contratada por
Ell stClub Bayamon6s' de Bayam6n.
para amenizar Ell bale del sabado dia
81, vispera de afio nuevo.
-Anoche estaba muy concurrido el
Teatro "Cervantes'', de los hermanos
Taboas, pues pas6 por la pantalla una
cinta magnifica interpretada por Cla-
ra Kimball Young, titulada .sMuier
IDEAL. La vispera de Noche Buena los
hermanos Taboas regalaton cuatro le-
chones cuatro gallinas entire sus favo
recedores anoche regalaron I'M fras-
co locion una GAIA de polvos fnos. Ell
martes Sc espera en- esta ciudad para
trabajar en- ese Teatro Ia cGlebre Pi
lar conde, dado Ell entusiasmo que
lay entire todss las clases sociales nor
'fr trabajar Pillar, lie arguranabs
IN exito complete la smpresa
lla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31
DoE ARTURO MORALES

NuestFo eslimado amigo don Arturo
Morales NOS inforinA que IA suspendi-
ae sc viais = Cuba cue tenia anun-
eiado sn 81 vapor sP. de satrustogui' -
enc nseara pEoximamRnts nuestro
pnerto
~ ssaoF Korales ha decidida perma-
nscsr en Pnerto nieo hasta eespues de
Reyes. renpondisndo a snplicas de sus
numerosas an'intades enc dessan obse-
auiarls. aai como tamhitn a "a presti-
gieMimima eaposa . hilos.
III dintinguido eabalIsro saldra ma
nana para Comeyio. donde ssistira a
ma pompsaa ira enc ss eslebrarA en-
am honor y dsspusa retornar& . 81 re-
sldencia temporal de Rio Pisdras. don-
e permanscsrk hasta cue embarque
para Ia Habann.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31
SenOra 0 SenOrita, no
Sc pOnga I'd. vieja
antes de tempo

Siga usted nuestro consejo, amable
lectora, no Sc ponga vieja antes de
tempo, no permita que los amos dejen
su horrible huella sobre su, rostro. II
remedio para copserYar su juventud es
muchislmo mas sencillo de 10 que us
ted Sc imagina, Bastara con que con-
serve I'd. su 4SANGRE rica pura
para enrtquecer Y spurificar su sangre
hay un tonico llamado NUXIFIERRO
que es uno de los mejores que podemos
recomendarle Tomando NUXIFIEi-
RRO por algunaS Se'nanaS conseguird
usted enriquecer Su sangre una vez
conseguido este seeSentira I'd muchi-
simo mas activa, mas energica mas
JOVEN. Con raz6n dicen los ingleses
que una persona es tan joven como Sc
siente, 10 que quiere decir que NADIA
importa la edad que uno tenga 10 prin-
cipal eS SENTIRSE tjoven. Tome US
ted NUXIFIERRO por un cOrto tempo
no solo Sc sentira I'D. mas joven, Si@
no que Sc .conservara joven por largos
amos Repetimos que es ell problema
mas sencillo del mundo. Sc trata SIM
plemente de que enriquezca usted su
sangre para enriquecerla nada mejor
que NUXIFIERRO. No es un remedio
especial para las damas sino que
tambien pueden tomarlo , los caba-
lleros con iguales buenos resuitados.
Fabricado por DR.. Becker Medicine
Co, de New York. y de Yenta en- cusl-
Quier botjca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31

Ia mission que me sehalaEa Ia Asoeia
ci6n Mtdiea del DistFitO NOrts. no esta
cumpiida.
NE encomendaEon el grato encargO de
aaiudaros dandoos Ia mas expressive
hlenvsn.da.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31

lIa Eido regisirada en- IA sscFetaria
del 0obieFno IA corporation del pals
eenfmlnaaa "Combate Tobacco corpo-
Eation''. cor oAciHa en Tetpin a y
eon IN capital De Si6O.o0o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31
COmisi6n de Indem-.
nizaCiOneS a ObTerOS
AvIS0.

La Comision de indemni1lciones a
Obreros ha designado previo contra
to, para ell examen y asistencia de
los lesionados, en- los distintos pue-
bios de la isla, de acuerdo con un
plan adoptado por dicha Comisi6n,
los Medicos enumerados a continra-
cion.
A partir del dia primero de enero
de 1922 los referidos medicos ten
dram a su cargo la asistencia de to-
dos los obreros que sufran lesiones
en- ell trabajo que esten protegidos
por la Ley de Indemnizaciones
Obreros, en- los municipios para los
cuales dichos faculhativos han sido
seleccionados por la Comision.
Tambien acordo este ORGANISING
que partir de la fecha indicada y
en- los municipios expresados no pa
CARA ninguna clase de honorarios
medicos por ,asistencia lesionados y.
enfermos protegidos por nuestra ley
a no ser que dichos servicios hayan
sido previamente ordenados por la
Comision por ell Presidente en- su
case, cuando cichos facultatNos
hayan contratado previamente estos q
servicios.
Sc avisa pam conocimiento de TO- 4
dos los patronos, medicos obreros
de tales municipios que para todos
los casos de lesiones intermediates
provinientes del trabajo deben ser
avisados los facultativos abajo NOM
brados:
DR.. Garcia Lascot San Juan
M. Melendez Puerta de TERRA
M. Morales Muiioz Santurce
r de Jesus Ponce
E. Malta Fajardo
M. B. Caballero Humacao
p Jimenez Sierra e. Moca
Nicolas Sanabria S. German
L. Garcia de Quevedo Caguas
Frank Rivera Mayaghez
l.. Yordan Pasarell Ensenada
Julio Cintron Yabucoa
Juan s. Marchan Barceloneta
Garcia Ubarri Rio P1eduls
A. Villaneuve Cayey
Francisco Trilla Carolina
F. H. CarrasquillO Utuado
Ramon L. Rodriguez Bayamon
A. Otero Lopez Man1u
R. Berries Berdecia Guayama
Iuis M. Graulau Arroyo
B. Jimenez Sierra Aguadllla
Gabriel Rigau Yauco~
Luis F. Gonzalez Lolza
Iuis F. Gonzalez Rio ,Grande
M. Garcia de Quevedo Rincon
Modesto Velez Santa Isabel
Ramon L. Rodriguez Catano
BIAS G. Herrero Toa-Baja
Domingo A. Crescioni Jayuya
" Francisco Martinez Guynabo
Bias C. Herrero DORADO
M. Garcia de Quevedo Anasco
Malta Ceiba
/" Cesar Domfnguez Las Pledras
Jose Gonzalez AlDonlto
R. Rivera Trujillo Alto
F.. M. Bond Aguirre
NOTA:-En cuanto a los munich
pios que hasta ahora no tienen me-
dico especial designado, oportuna-
mente Sc avisara los patronos
| obreros interesados
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31
- an. b conasse.

...Fm dtbil. 10 confesc.
Hice mai mry nal en- prefsrir IN
homhrs descuiaado PEREx0so. a vos
enc repreaentsig l. actividad y "a u
a.. yea . FRANcEscA' RERTINI
81 PEREzA On 81 TEATRo AMERICA
II fusvsu . ae EneEo. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31
DiScuTSO del Dr..
QusVsdO Basz....

continuation DC Ia pagina diezl
x.oa iaureies. cue ese hecho ha deri-
vado. asben ornar Ia fEente de los hon.
hFes Dc eisneia cue los eonQuistaron;
esos trofsos ds IA victoria deben ser
aignoa De honor para nuestra Asoeia-
eI6n M6dlca. ca cuyo seno argusto So
anenbFaron Las ideas gestoras de tan
Rrande aeontecimientO.
Este feliz saess0 lienaTA dc gloria
Il eapitalo mas bFillante y heFmosO dc
Maestro ASTORIA m6diea.
y. este, cue e todo y Is 10 mas gran
De. no 81 10 6nico. porque. en labor Gala
d nilencioaa. esta Association tiene
EegintFados mdltiples y muy completes
problsmaa, de enya soluei6n han deri-
bado bsneaeiOs muy gEandss para nues
aFu pals.
Debs ella apuntaF en- su ha0er, el
Auge y 81 progreso de IA cliniea, tanto
medies como quirnrgico.
Preblemas De las mas alta inipOrtan-
eia han sldo debatidos y eselareCidos en-
Jas pari6dieas aaambleas que. On puntos
distintos do nuestra Isla, 80 han eele-
hrndo.
I'm mas Dc una OCCASION. la autOridad
cientiaca Do nnestra As0ciaeion seiial6
xumbos y trax6 orientaciones. euandO
"a salad pdbiiea g vi6 injuriaaa con-
urametida.
n al e.. poF eatos cOnceptOs, Ia Aso-
eiaci6n Medica, una fuerza de pondera
ci6n de Ia c0mpstsneia mentcs eien-
aiaeos de- nR6stra class y fuerza de pro
teeeion y defensa para los intereses CO.
iectivoa. Al par cue baluarte dc rcspeto
y de- prestigio para todos sus asociados
". 81 asl "a el temple de Ia Medici-
IA portorriquena. de Ia medicina gene
raj cue no tisne eseudo nj bandera nj
TERRA nj patria; asi dsbe ser, tambien.
ei hognr del m6dico; un hogar donde,
eada professional asOeiado. encienda la
iumhFe de su inteligeneia y ponga a
contribution el amor mas sincere que
Teboee en- Eu eoraz6n para santihcar asi
nuestra mission medica y estrochar me
1or ioa vinculos de eOmpaherismo que
deben unirnos.
Ahora. sehorss. "a es tardo.
Ia mission que me sehalaEa Ia Asocia
ci6n AEsdiea del DistritO NOrts. no esta
cumpiida
NE encomendaEon el grato encargO de
aaiudaros. dandoos Ia mas expressive
hlenven.da.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31

Temple y hogar tiensn los sacerdotes
ds IA eiencia, cue aqui viensn Ohciar
esia nerhe
n tempio esta alberto. Las pueFtas
g han deiado franco este rscinto.
n al hogaF De Ia Asoeiaei0n Afedica
os neoge eariAoso en- 81 seno.
Y. vussto cue vents 3 pressigiarlo.
traed q ssno Dc e. - que entra. Ia
hoFa meridiana en- todos los temples y
en- todos los hogares: Ia luz esplendida,
cue dsnpsia todas las sombras. luz para
iluminaE IL 70 Dc todaa Las eoneiencias
, q pan cue nutEe; pan espirituai. pan
ds idsaa pan de inteligenela. pan de
amor y de earldad.
". pnes cue comienza IA hsFa supre-
ma ass trabaio. cerebTos. a lsbOrar
oae los yunques snsnan. baie 81 golps
ds aeeFo Do las ideas loH6 la tarea
eomienee; q tFahalar. q trabaiari
he dicho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31

No hay uno De los cue aqui Sc siea
tan. On torno a nosotros. que no expe-
riments Il santo labilo y Ia santa ale
gria que - experimental euando esta.
mos fFente = an hermano. venidO
de iargas distanelas a qusen no vela.
mos. desde hacia "a alg6n tempo; a un
hsrmano ca ideas. 9eregrino de los que,
como lspsotrea. vamoA D9r los caminos
AZ Ia vlda. poniendo un 6lso DO amor ,
e ccnsaelo en- eada eoTaE5n cue safre.
7odos sentimos Ia attraction a'sterio
- a. una intimidad honda. d. algo cue
nos identihea en- Il lncha. qas nos for
taiecs para no aaqusar nj dcsgaiiecer
frente = ias duFas prnehas d. ruestra
profeaion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-31

NOTA:-En cuanto a los munlcl-
pios que hasta ahora no tienen me-
dico especial designado, oportuna-
mente Sc ,avisara los patronos
obreros interesados
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-20
IMMIGRATION BILL SIGNED
'u'hS Signs Mcasurc-IIis FIRST
u-,...Nincc Taking OFFICE.

a,-. - TNTTVN, NAV H. NrGsT-
,bs litrin- this afternoon signed
p,. 'h'ns grafton restriction btV
nov. restricts immigration for the
.,,,. '...."n months 10 3 per cent
>.,' number Of aliens ln Tho United
r|.. II. SHOWN by the 1910 coneus
u.-s '." FIRST bin that President
"a. mas signed since taking
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-20

It's moro profitable 90 soil what
other people use than TO use what
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-20
WELSH -McNULTY MOTOR
COMPANY

'NkLNNb touring rar looks ana run.
".N r'li OF Ha,ttn.,. cedar .aas '''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-20

MRS rHtrL ..fH..
'... ...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-20

: Nli' 'Nl-a bought HuIr Hut repaired
IHrrrl 'uil ii,nI.. imipk rodr, spa.
HNH'f 20 a. thoy,uu. Phone usagc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-20

- IAks. Inl. Nay 81 Con-l
@ - 70 tAs Prssty tsria1
"a Assembly ssve ringing -
% ! message from vice Pres
ssse Calvin Coolidge. which vas
1 4 The afternoon session Of the
s Aay,s proceedings here. Mr..
sssi6ee'A message was - follows:
sSofi1csti0n OF the general ~
~ 81 the PresbytsriGn church
=. ~ held at Winona Lake 10 TO me
X 1870 Of hope and cheer. There
- ~ and there striking efforts
s.sss AGAINST every form Of riehte-
- snfbori&y, whether Represented
~ ~ church or BY organized gov.
ssr1est but. their efforts will
seove unavailing.
~ 4 4 consolation to realize that
..evv Nv in The year, every night,
49, sabbath, there are 0rgani5a-
~. specially Of q righteous ma
m, reeting all over CUR land, OF
~ ana women defeating them
s.isss % life Of obedience to right
~ authority. Against the holy
noyement, there is no power that
an prevail.
(Signed.)
CALVIN COOLIDGE"
View Era Economy.
nconomy OF administration and
ssnfecedented results In all
sesnches Of church work are
] shnvn in the annual report Of the
presbyterian New Era movement
= presented by DR.. William Hiram
Yealkes, general secretary, to gen
ii assembly here. The gains in
metributions for benevolences have
apoeoximated 20 per cent, and the
eaias In accessions to membership
% pr cent. DR.. Foulkes in his re-
Do9t Gays In part:
The New Era movement Of the
Presbyterian church in the U. s. A..
hss had thee years Of seedtime and
cultivation, but only two years of
harvest. Its outsta nding achieve
msnt has been the lifting Of the lev
Il Of the entire church to hitherto
unfMlized standards Of giving and
serving.
"One of the Incidental achieve
merts Of the past two years has
been the providing Of fraternal as
dstance for the stricken protestant
churches Of the war zone.
1T is gratifying to know that
within the past two years $304, 194.56
~ been collected; all but a small
bllance has already been sent to the
stricken protestant churches Of the
vsr zone. In addition to this sum
nearly as large was procured for
he rehabilitation Of our own re-
turning soldiers and sailors.
Secretary's Report.
Dr. David g. Wylie, general Sec
! felafy Of the Presbyterian board OF
church, reported more than $1,000
w having been spent in aiding
construction OF 269 churches and
nansss in various parts Of the Unit
q States. In the last year, DR..
Wylie says:
The board Of church erection
Aas Just closed a successful and in
nAny respects a remarkable year
for church and manse building. The
ngures speak for themselves:
Applications received $2,OoS,7 1858
Appropriations made >. 1,294,210.22
Appropriations paid -. 1,005,626.91
me board has made
grants for churches
and manses ........$ 299,776.10
Loans for churches and
manses ............. 705,S50.S1
Total .............. $1,005, 1858
The largest appropriations have
oeen made TO self-supporting synods
ior the purpose of making provis-
ions for Contemplating people.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-20

Total .............. $1,005, 1861
The largest appropriations have
been made TO self-supporting synods
icr the purpose Of making provis-
tons for foreign-speaking people.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03

COLLEGE AND Ell. S. BASKET GOSSIP

due contest tomorrow, will open her I. C..
A. L. card with Earlham Friday at
Richmond. Notre Dame will devote the
week to a transforming trip that will
Ohio; Detroit Rayls, st. Johns of To
ledO, Mt. Union of Alliance, Firest0ne
Tire Company Of Akron, Knights Of Co
lumbus at FIT. Wayne and the American
Legion of Huntington are the teams that
will he encountered.
Valparaiso will play two games with
Nebraska this week, meeting the Huskers
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Both CON
tests will be played at Valparaiso state
aggregation Thursday and Evansville
and Oakland City colleges Friday ana
Saturday. Rose Poly will play only one
contest this week and that IS an l. I.
A. L. one. The Engineers will take on
Franklin at Franklin Friday.
Both Indiana and Purdue are eagerly
awaiting the opening of the Conference
basket season. Indications are that Coach
l. mbert, with White and Miller as main
stays, will develop a team at purdue IN
short order that viii be nearly as strong
as the famous Victory Five Of last
year. And with Indiana boasting Of one
OF the strongest teams in the history OF
old \. L., it is safe to predict that botn
Hoosier aggregations will be perched
upon the top rungs Of the ladder when
the final Big Ten rating is announced.
Indiana opens with Ohio State at Co
lumbus Saturday, while Purdue meets
Northwestern in her first Conference
clash Jan. IL at Lafayette.
Interest in the Butler-Purdue game to-
morrow is at fever heat on the lrvington
campus and indications are that standing
room for the game will be at u premium
long before starting time. The fact that
Purdue holds a ninepOint victory over
the locals by virtue Of recent meeting
is cutting little ice with ardent Chris
tian supporters and they can see nothing
but a victory for Coach Pages crew on
their own floor.
Butler followers ass of the fOrme- Sc
feat lightly by attrihuting 1t to g Gaze
of stage fright brought about by a green
team going out of its class on the hostile
court Those who saw the contest de-
clare that Butler teamwork and every
other department of the game but basket
shooting was superior to that displayed
by Purdue.
Butler has been defeated but twice this
year. by Purdue and Chicago Universe
ties. Roth of these games were played
on the foreign court. Purdue was victor
by a margin Of nine points and Chicago.
inter being on the short end Of the score
At the half-t!me period, rallied and man
aged to come out on top Of a IS to p
score.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
QIfR S1(NlllhlS

Its good thing NaIU Harshm.-
carded tonight as an open one IN the
Central States tournament In progress at
the Capitol alley, because it is doubtful
If the fans could stand another round of
excitement like those staged by the
maple crashers Saturday and Sunday
when they knocked the hopes Of all In
dianapolis division leaders four ways and
in the middle. Play will be resumed to-
morrow evening, with indianapolis
doubles and singles contestants filling all
places on the schedule.
All but three Of the indianapolis teams
were nOsed out Of the big ten" list i'll
the fiye-m man, four indianapolis doubles
combinations were able TO Withstand the
Saturday and Sunday bombardment four
local individuals are still holding to
berths in singles, while the all-events
places are held entirely by Toledo
shooters. That's a brief outline of what
took place during two days of some OF
the most exciting tournament work ever
witnessed In this city.
The Club Cafe quintet Of Marion, Ind
is now flying the five-man lead flag With
2.S06 pins TO their credit, GaSollo and
Moses OF Toledo are showing the way
for the doubles competitors with mark
of 1888. WorthingtOn of Dayton holds
first place in the singles by virtue or a
$50 count. and Gazollo of Toledo with
Moses and Mccormick, also of Toledo,
axe second and third, respectively, in
the all-eyents race with totals of 1913
and 1.S40.
The Marriott Shoe Shop, dethroned five
man leaders, now rank second. Fifth ana
sixth places are held by the f. w. Stein
hart and Rotary No. 1 shooters, the only
other indianapolis teams in the front
ranks.
Weeks. lead-off, sure set pretty pace
for the Club Cafe bOwlers in their race
for the top. He got scores Of 245, 23o
the team like this bird the Marion rep
resentatives would have gone through the
roof.
The Marion Stars. now holding third
place In the fve-man standing, didnt
have any feature members. They all got
their share of the wood.
Collins registered three double cen
turtles for the Steinharts, but his buddies
had q hard time getting under way.
The Champion Spark Plug team OF
Toledo. ranked as one OF the country's
best, got plenty Of bad breaks In games
than eighth place. Moses and GazOllo
carried the team through
1t might be we'll to mention here that
the Spark Plugs dumped the Central
Alley Five in a special match Saturday
afternoon.
Al Striebeck. Indianapolis. was pushed
back to fifth place in the tourney singles
yesterday.
wOrthington. the new leader. shot
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
National Net Rankings
MEMS SINGLES.


Nv. T. TiIden, philadelphia.
Wv. NJ. Johnston, san Francisco.
3--R. y. williams. Boston.
IL. kumagae. Japan and New York.
5-W. L. Davis, San Francisco.
&C. j. Griffin, san Francisco.
w. NJ. Washburn. New York.
SC. ;. Garland, Pittsburgh.
9-N. W. Niles, Boston.
10-W. +. johnson, Philadelphia.
l1-ROland Roberts, san Francisco.
I2-Yinoent Richards, Yonkers.
13-S. IL. VOsheIl. Brooklyn.
I4-Dean Mathey, Crawford, n. j.
IB-Colket Gamer, Cambridge.
I6-H. Throckmorton, New York.
IF. T. Hunter, New York.
1s-W. L. Hayes, Chicago.
I9-Richard Harte, Boston.
20-Craig Blddie. philadelphia.
2i-T. X PelI, New York.
22-J. Hennessey, indianapolis.
2S-H. Rinsey. san Francisco.
IA. VI. Squair, Chicago.
25--W. VI. Hall. New York.
26-F. T. Anderson, Brooklyn.
e1--sam Hardy, New York.
2S-W X. NestbrOOk. Cleveland.
29-Joe Armstrong, Minneapolis.
30-R. II. BurdiCk. Chicago.
YI-L. Beekman, New York.
Se-H. s. Parker, New York
SS-H. g. Kelleher. New York.
SC. b. Hard, Chicago.
Io--h. II. bOtsIOru, New 1OPk.
S6-W. S. Pearson, Philadelphia.
35-F. c. Anderson, Brooklyn.
SS-I. c. Wright, Boston.
Sc. NJ. Bull, Jr., New York.
f0-Jerry Weber, Chicago.
wOMEN's SINGLES.
Mrs. Molla Mallory, New York.
Marion Zinderstoin, Boston.
S-EIeancr Tenant, Los Angeles.
4-Helen Baker, San Francisco.
6-Mrs. Edward Raymond HaFtdale
N Y.
Marie Wagner, Yonkers.
B-He!ene POllak, New York.
B-Edith Sigourney, Boston.
1O-Margaret Grove, New York.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Nv. NJ. JOhnstOn-C. j. Griffin, san
Francisco.
2-W. E. Davis Roland Roberts. sa1
Francisco.
S-NOrris williams Richard Harte, Bos-
ton.
4-Howard Kinsey-RObert Kinsey, sau
Francisco.
S-wallace Johnson Stanley Pearson
Philadelphia.
6-Leouard BeekmRn- walter Hall, New
York.
WATSON Washburn. New York-Deau
Mathey, Crawford, n. j
S-AIfred Dabney Nat Niles, Boston
S-Jimmy Weber-Lucien williams. Chi.
cago.
IO--Walter Hayes-R Ralph Burdick, Chi
cagO.
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GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Jan. 3.-Chuck
Virgins, indianapolis light heavyweight,
battled his way to a shade over Eddie
McGoorty, Oshkosh slugger, in ten furious
rounds here New Years day. thrill
ing rally by McGoorty in the tenth round
made a big hit with the referee, but the
impartial ringsiders couldn't see any
thing but n Virgins victory, as the In,
dianapolis boy carried the fighting all
the way and had it on the veteran ut
every angle of the conflict. Virgins
drew round after round of applause from
the fans.
Chuck started the fighting with rush
and soon had McGoorty stepping around
the ring with his left eye closed and
his features otherwise badly marreG. He
was easily the better at distance fight
ing and his wicked hook to the ribs told
on McGoOrty in the clinches. McGOorty
was satisfied to land a few scattered dis
lance blows until the tenth when he
rallied and gained u slight shade over
the Hoosier, although the tall youth stood
his ground and battled hard.
Virgins easily took the first, second,
third, sixth and seventh rounds and the
rest, with the exception Of the tenth
were fairly even.