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New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY or
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
DIVIDEND NO. IS. ~,
dividend OF 4 per cent on the Capi.a. p...
Stock of this Company has been TINS s,. ds.
declared out OF surplus profits pays.9hss
June 30th. to stockholders of record 81 'N'
close of business. june IT. 1872.
BERTRAM cRUGER, Treasurer
New York. n. Y, june is. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES

American Power Light Company
II Broadway. New York, N l..
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NJ. ~ ~
The regular quarterly dividend OF = 2
on the Preferred Stock Of the America
Power & Light Company mas been os
clared. payable July |. 1921, to preier9sJi
stockholders OF record at the close V
business June II. 1921.
WILLIAM REISER, Treasurer
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terra BILE
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Tuesdav's

Refined Futures-The range Of prices:
Tuesdays
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
july. b.45@560 5.55
Aug. 5.5005.60 555
Sept. $50 $50 $50 5.50@5.60 $50
Oct..... 5.45W5.55 6.55
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

lff l y ~
NEW YORK. July 12.-- Bat Mel
son. the battle ecarred veteran of
what RING Iatducr has called the
"ropcd arena" was talking about
tho fight.
Nothing 10 II but Dempscy
Carpenter never had chance.
lie didn't figure"
Bat made n face as he waved
his hand. shooing away Imaginary
flits.
This Dempsey has 'cm all
stopped. Their" never before was
big fellow with the purishing
power that Jack has. Heavy hit
teTs Of other days are only a laugh
to me. Dempsey du"e with two or
three punches what 1t took hours
to do He's all alone. | know they
all say that but | mean II. f'Vo
watched the big fellows and |
know
Il can see two or three things
In Jack D"mpsey's fighting that
could be improved upon, though. u"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Bat Nelson Says Dempsey
Is in Class All Alone But
Takes Dangerous Chances

Here Bat took out a pencil and
began 20 illustrate,
In tho first place. Jack boxes
with his feet In the wrong posi-
tion. He's set all the time TO hit.
what mean is that ne fights the
same way he punches a bag, lie
shouldn't do that lie should have
the right foot back q bit in case
he's hit. It's easy To Knock a fell
low over when his feet are in the
wrong position. Soc what | mean?
Then again should cover up bit
more when he steps in To trade
punches You know he's careless
that way He sort Of feels that he
can take the other fellows
punches and wants 70 get his in.
lie shouldn't take them. He could
avoid them easily and get In close
just tho same.
Some day. you know. n fellow
like the late Jim Barry, with n
terrible pun'h tyou know Barry
had ~ will hit Jack on the butter
and he won't remember any more.
AN ounce ~ prcvuution--yuu
know--thit's my dope"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
z CHAMPIONS TIE
IN MEDAL ROUND
iowa and Minnesota Men
to Play it Off Later;
Chick Evans 4th

CHICAGO, July 12.-Setting a
record OF 33-35-7O for the G,5OA-
yard links of the Westmoreland
Country club in todays round. Har-
rison r. johnson Of the Town and
Country club st. Paul. tied at lii
with II. T.. kncpper, Sioux city, for
low medal score in the 36-holc quail
flying round Of the amateur golf
championship ~ the Western Golf
association.
Knoppcr today equaled his pre-
vious record Of n. two under par.
going out in 81. two better than his
score OF yesterday and coming homo
with his second "a in two days. Par
for the course IS 36-37-73.
Johnson really played only 50
shots. but had penalty stroke on
the 18th hole where he pulled his
long iron approach to a flower bed.
The Iowa and Minnesota champions
will play off the tie later.
James Manion of st. Louis, Mis-
souri champion, was third, with li9,
taking 76 shots today, while Chick
Evans. the titleholder, was fourth,
with 77-74-l51.
E u. Lloyd OF the jackson park
club. Chicago leader in the first
round of the championship tourna
ment was disqualified today by the
tournament Judges. The judges de-
cided he was ineligible because he
once played as a professional in the
south.
In the first match r-~ld of IS
| holes &. NJ. Hubboy Dallas, NO-77-
| 1870 and G. II. Rogers, Grand Rap
| Rls. Mich, tSl-7S-15D will play
and !. f. Kennedy. Tulsa, Okla.
/ (S0-76-l56) Will meet Nter
Sparks, Terre Haute. Ind, C7s-sl-
l59).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
.BR|T|SHERS BEAT
AMERICAN STARS
Hutchison and Kerrigan
Are Handily Defeated
in 72 Holes

NEW YORK. July lc .. .s.
Duncan and Abe Mitchell. british
professionals today dotra'.l jock
Hutchison of Chicago. winner o. The
recent British open golf champion.
ship, and Tom Kcrrigan Of a.NIn,y
by score Of up and o. glv in
a 72-hole match over the l.as o.
the New Pelham Country club
Duncan and Mitchell finished tho
first half OF the match >, .rlav
with a lead of 3 up. Tho .Hus5
players were ! up at the tu.a Of!
play this morning.
Duncan ana Mitchell on a hex
ball card In todays match,.. . =
score Of 71-7J-l46. Hut N4un
and Kerrigan totalled 5..,...BI
Duncan and Hutchison were '..l for
the individual low round ui Oh,
match. Each made a score u, II
on Monday afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

Southwestern League

BARTLESVILLE, July 12,-Bar-
tlcsyIle stopped Il ninth-Innlns rally
and won from Pittsburg 6 to In a
game full OF thrills and errors.
WIcy's three base hit with the
bases full in the eighth was the fea-
ture OF the game.
Score by innings. *. IL. II.
Pittsburg ..00G 00l 002--5
BartIcsyllle 1000 200 OK 9
Batteries Beedle and Nann.
Goude. Lccdy and Wiley.
MCSkOGEE, July l2.--Roettger.
formerly with Parsons, made his de-
but as "A Muskogce pitcher today
letting Coffoyville down with two
hits but walaing IL and won by a
score of 12 to ..
Score by innings. r. III. r
Coffcyyille /OOi 900 032- 8 3
Muskogee oil O03 16x--12 II 0
Batterios--Rasha. Shoulder and
Lamb. Docttger, Wilson and Ennis.
SAPULPA, July 2.--sapulpa won
its seventh straight game by dc
feating Parsons In one sided con-
test. ~ To 2. ., =,
Score by innings X. II. r.
Parsons 900 0200 600 9
s,antiI;,a .2i2 O33 00x--12 ii 4
batteries Carson and Johnson :
Clark and Palmer.
MIAMI, July 12.-lndepondtnce
got TO Walker and Ost tor nine runs
i'm the first two frames ana won
from Miami IL to 8, making II three
straight for the visitors. Wills got
S.ore nv innings. r. H. f..
Indcpcnd'cc $50 10 i00--12 ~ !
Miami .... 900 220 oil ! o
Ratteries-Nictor and Mcfarland ,
Walker, Ost and Klevenaw ana
/ Schourman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
JEANETTE RANKIN REPEATS
Winacr Of Tavern steak" Is Easily
VcCumSch Winner.

TOLEDO, OHIO, July 12,-Jean-
ettc Rankin, winner of the Tavern
Steak" At Cleveland last week. had
little trouble capturing the Tccum-
sch $4,000 stake, today's feature at
Fort Miami track.
Eunice Bell, the Peter Volo filly.
was the class OF the field in the
threc-yoar-old Sherwood stakes. the
other feature of the days card.
Murphy shot her 10 the front Just
after leaving the wire and she was
never headed in either mile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Grncc WINS nnrh Gnn,n

Grace Methodist church Tuesday
afternoon defeated the Imwauual
Baptist church, 3 20 .. in one OF the
best games OF the season at Leo stad-
ium grounds
Price, pitcher for Grace NJ. T..
allowed only two hits which were
both home runs by Perry. In A reg
ular ball park Price would have had
q no-hit game, as both of Pcrry's
home runs went over the short right
field fence and hit on top Cf a near
by building. Smith for the Raptists
was almost as good as he allowed
only three hits to the Grace NJ T.
Price won his own game with dou-
BILE in the seventh.
Score: r.. II. r.
Grace NJ. Il. .,,,,.,....,.,3
Baptists ..,,,'..r'. '.''''-
Batteries: Price and Gose. Smith
and koberung. .----
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

tNELSFN, July l..--That city lots
can be used for something besides
chickens, even for raisinE.Quantities
OF chicken feed, has been demon
stratcd by W. \, Kc,dcr. who has
thrcsncd - bushels @; barley from
four lots AZ his homo Resides the
chicken feed Mr.. Recder pastured
the barley all winter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

PAWHI'SKA, July 12.--"lron
Man" Ingraham of ChicHasha broke
Pawhuskas winning streak today
after Il hads gone over safely for
eight straight victories. Pawhuska
outhit the Chicks, . to 3, but fielding
errors were costly. The final score
was 3 to l.
Store hy innings; r, II. I.
Chickasha O30 600 600 3 3
Pawhuska 00u 600 100 ! ? 4
Ratteri"s-lnEraham and Nc
Iner&o: Batty Schneider and Mich
OILS.
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A,hl,,.
Ds, Msins,
Totals a ll,i5

sOuc out when winning run scored.
Score by innings
Dos NoIncs '....... n0s 07O 1906
Wichita .... .......... 2o2 O2N Ool-7
summary. Sacrifice hits S-H-rg.r :,
Washburn .. East Lynch, Kennedy. Grant.
Two. base hits O'Connur. Grant, East,
Butlcr Milan, Muollor hts and runs
or Gregory and IN innings Oft
Lynch Z and In innings. Double plays
WaHhburn to lirTgcr To- Beck >, BLACK to
Rhyme to yuma. STRUCK out-Hy Gregory
l. by Hlack .. by Maun .. NsEe on balls
OF Gregory I. OF NynCh &, of Maun /.
Left en- basca- wichita &. DOS hoincs 7.
Wild pitch Lynch. Htt hy pitcher
O'Cunnur hy Gregory. Runs ns-b''"unor ],
Grant Auacrsnn. Lynch. smith .. wash
bum =, East. Errors .tunnor Muollcr,
RhJ ne. Yuma 4. Ncck Maun. tmpircs-
Guthrie md Holmes, Timc-onc hour
and 90 minutes
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1Iiatted Tor Wilkinson In eighth.
zgIlattcd Tor Wcin"kc IN ninth.
Score by innings: -
Warrington .. ....... o02 ocO 7oa-s
Chicago .... ...ts...s ooV ~" WV
Summary. Twu-baHo hits Harris, Schak
Charity Mu-tl. Thrc" base hW-Shsnks.
Homo -Shrely. iiaS"s on halls-ON
Courtney !, oft WllkiuE"n 3. OF Wieneke
l. of Schacht I. struck nut-by Court
n.y g. by Wukinsnn 2 by Schncht /.
Runs Judge Harris :, Rice, smith, NIL
ler g. courtney. collins, Strunk, Noatll
Falk. Shr"ly {? Schaik Errota Smith,
Miller. O'Hourkc. johnson, Mulllgan, cot
llns Mostli
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ZHatted for Schupp In third.
zzRattcd for NiDus IN seventh
zzzTiattcd for JanYrin in ninth
Score BY innings.
Cincinnati o.. ......... sNdl WI n"U-b .
Bruuh!y1 .... .......... .OOl ""0 ".u-j
summary: Two-haso hits Duncan, IIar-
grave. Janyrin z. Thrce-base hits Bohnc,
crane. Sacrifice hit-Myers. Double plays
MsrGuard to Gran" T." psub"ri. h"hnN
to crane to Daubert Mitchell TO john
atom to Olson to Schmandt. struck out
Hy Nilius . by NarquRrd .. Wild pitch
Schupp. Runs-rsuhcrt. Duncan, lIar-
grave. Crane. Olson. Johnston, Jan, rim.
ErryrS-SonC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
To Join IIard-Surfacc Road

ENID. July 12--Thc comm sion.
ers, with the chamber of commerce
behind them, are planning to con.
meet the city with the hard sur.
faced roads leading to Iahoma md
Wouk kornia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Indians Win Another Double niu

CLENFLNSD. Quito. July l2- -'lcvo-
land won lts srcoud duuhlchchicr IN thrco
days. defeating huHtun To- T. aud to
I, this Afternoon, tuN,lrE>lc kept the
Rod SuN hits HcAttrred Iu tho first gatno,
white cleveland found hush and karr for
~ hits including eight twu-bas" hits. In
the brcoud gnmu Myers wRH driven from
the huN In tho fiist inning.
Iifut game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
s,,u, Trim. Jopiin In NINTH,

JOPLIS July 12.-After slipping to
the front In a tight battle here today,
Joplin lost out In the ninth when Sioux
city turned three hits ana an error into
four runs. Both Schcnberg and CHASER
were hurling nice ball. All runs scored
in the ninth were uneatncd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
INDIANS SKATER
0MAHA'S STREAK
Burch Hit Hard; Boost
ers Present Game to the
Leading Witches

OKLAHOMA CITY. July 12.-okiahoma
CITY punched snysn OF Its nioo hits In
two innings and broke Omsha'r winning
s,rosk By taking tho first gamo Of tho
sories to J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
GIANTS HAMMER
HA|NES FROM BOX
Take First From st.
Louis 80; Oeschger
Trims Alex

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Now York
nationals defeated ST. Louis In the frst
game ~ the series today TO . IN"
tsIaf.s knucked InincH out or the box
In tho fourth inning. when Kelley hit hts
thirteenth home run Of the season with a
man IN bHrt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

Score by innings -
Pittsburgh .... ........7l2 III uVp-3
Philadelphia .... ........s OOo 2lV VIZ
summary. Two base hits nHrnhart
and Rnhwrr. Maranyille. King ,. Msusel.
Kapp. X Miller .. Home run -Grimm.
stolen bases Robertson. Mcusel. tutshaw
Sacrifice hit Blgh"e. Double play
cutAhaw to Grimm Base on balls--Dff
Cooper 2 OF Scdrewicit :. struck out
by Cooper 3. Wild tch-SedEewIck.
Runs-i}igbec Robertson, 'ufshaw 2,
Raruhart :, Grimm Cooper, Monroe, King,
Neusel. Lee. Errors Schmidt Rapp .
Monroe, Sedgewick,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

VDSTOS. July ia Boston won tho first
game ~ tn" chicago series to in
the tenth lnuiug today. poschgor opened
with a single. advanced On rUw'lls sacri-
flee took third on iarbares sharp single
to center and scored on Southwurth' :
sacrifice. ny, Alexander got three Of the
seven hits. mado Off Oeschger,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
whit. -, ,lIy pn,is ~ one.

CHICNGO, July u WnHhlnsIOn
hume he'd hlta today and defeated Chicago.
n to In tho first game of tho serics
Tho locals staged ninth inning rally
but Hchacht was called to the mound and
auocooded Ia preventing Chicago from
scoring.
gs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Errors Heat Dr- Notnea.

WICHITA, Kan. July l2.-Des Moines
handed Wichita a game today by making
six errors back uf thu huriers Wichita
won IA tho ninth. to ON three base
mun by yuma and Washburns hunt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

Oklahoma city ......... lo3 900 los-7
Summary Two. base hits-Massey, iisrs
per ucatly Sacrifice hits Rrien
IIea'ly. Pitt. Shanley.. Bases on balls
Mitchell ?. of Burch /. off Davenport
g. struck out ny Mitchell s. by DaNen-
port /. Runs and hits-or Burch and
S In 2 Ia innings, off Davenport and
In "a innings Double plays Harper
to Shanley to Graham. Massey To Gislsson
10 Lsiivelt. Lett on hoses-pmaha n.
oklahoma CIV 7, Runs-Gislasnn, Lee
., Heatiy ?. Pitt. Harper D. shanley.
Errots GiHlsson, Lcliyet griffin. Time
ono hour and 10 minutes. Impires-
Ormsby and buckley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Tigers uc,, A's In 10 Innings,

DETROIT. Mich. July l1.-Dctroit won
from Philadelphia To- In the 18th in
ming today Sargent triplci and crossed
the plato with the winning run Oh a
sacrifice ny. Philadelphia played error
less hall throughout the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

Rase on balls-Off Alexander /. of Oes-
chger 1. struck out-By Alexander /, by
Oeschger I. Runs-Deal. lToike. peschgcr.
Errors -Hollu"hcr and OesrhCer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

TO control the movements OF a
dog held in leash an inventor has
patented stick terminating in a
strap TO he attached 10 the animals
collar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
MnruunrJ Trims the Dodgers.


BROOKLYN. July ~ MarGuard's
pitching and batting enabled Cincinnati
to defeat Brooklyn today to ,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Phju, Eusy For Pirates.

PHILADELPHIA. July iittsourgh
hammered Bsumgartnsr, Huhel and
Scdgc~tck for a total OF ~ hits and an
easy victory over Phtlauclphia today ny
the score of 70 4. Grimm hit home
run IN the third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

Nrwo out when winning run scored.
Scnro by innings.
chicago .... ...... 900 ono 100 o-i
Boston .... .....,.,. oo0 900 100 IL
summary. Two-haso hits-Grinl"s, Cow .
dy Thrce-b base htt-Uolke. stolen
hasc--Dchi Sacrifice hits-FlaCk >.
Powell Barharo, Gowdy, SouthNorth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

TT. SMITH. Ark, July Il
Drumright took the third OF the
series today. TO 3. in a wierd To-
inning game. After hitting to the
fence for three bags, sending in two
runs, Schmidt. after Shelby had
given two walks in succession. threw
the l<ll away in attempting to COM
plctc a double play, and let Two
runs in. Mcdonald scored the win
ming run in the 10Th on olsons Sun b
gle. Bradbury's sensational tleldlnG
in left saved Drumright
I'mpirc Burncy Garrett was
struck in the neck by a foul tip in
the 10th and put out of the game.
Score by innings: X. II. T..
Drum't 100 200 600 i /
TT smith O2o 0O1 600 O. 3 {
Mcdonald and Crittendon, Shelby
and Schmidt.
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yntfi,d fuf Austin In ninth
lsIsntttd fYr Davis m ninth
4fflfiu Tor SrVrtoid Ia ninth.
Score ~ iuutuTH
Now York ..... ooi 700 100
X, IouIa goo 100 0lO I
Aummnt, Two.h hanu hIts SiRier
Incobson Hcu-oI ward Williams Ruth.
Thrr, base hus Iachtaou. Williams
Home runs Ruth 2 Double piaSs-i iodie
to IIpp Ellcrbo to Sislrf. ilasrH On
balls on SbUwk,y I. ou nnvis 4 struck
out By DAVIS g.. by shAwkey Runs
Huth o. Mcuacl. ward. aChsng. Hhswkoy.
Saicr. Williams 2, jacobson l.. Error
tpilluH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Western Association

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July IL
Lefty Gray set the Midgets bacN
with two singles here today, Henry
eta winning the third game OF the
series > to o. Hasley's homer in the
eighth inning, which bounced over
the fence. was the first score OF the
game. Robcrtsons triple and
Thomas double counted the other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
\ StCp Toward Relief

! L RlDAf'S meeting of the Presidents Cab
met concerned itself with II discussion
| OF the settlement of this cuuntrys outstand-
inE loans to foreign governments with
which were associated in winning the
war. As a result OF this and previous dis
CuSSions il is understood that the admins
tra,ion is moving definitely forward toward
an early read just mcnt and refundinr Of
these loans. totalinG $4,000. 100000. in
which they will he placed on a negotiable
basis.
AS the Cabinet views il. the adjustment
or these loans involves three leading fac
tors: the granting OF increased authority to
Secretary OF the Treasury Melton. negotia
lions with the European governments and
the ability OF this country TO absorb the
loans after they are converted into nego-
table paper. II has become only too APP
parent that America rannot relieve her do
nestle depression or determine her national
fiscal policy until the loan situation is add
justcd AS Secretary Hughes declared in
his recent address to the Brown University
alumni this country is not diSreEardful OF
its obligations TO assis; in bringing about
world economic recovery and will do its full
duty in respect thereto without cntangling
Itself in political commitments in which il
has no concern. Many Influences have
arisen in connection with foreign trade. eS-
change. rates. etc which make ii imperative
that tho administration address itself to
this policy in order 10 build its foreign
jrHhc
With these loans refunded into safe ne
gotiabl,s securities large financial interests
in this country will take them over. and
the Treasury will thus be relieved Of the
burden OF carrying them and the govern
non, will i've placed in a position to tighten
the load carried by our own taxpayers.
Hence. all OF these factors have combined
TO stimulate the administration in its eff
forts 10 clarity the loan muddlc. To This
end. Congress will he asked to authorize the
Secretary Of the Treasury to take tho loans
out of their present indefinite status and
convert them into definite obligations. This
authority Congress will do we'll To extend
without unnecessary delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

THE TlMES-DISPATCH appreciafps tho
friendly reference OF the Chnrlo,tes-
vile Progress which hnds hope. for "the
friends OF the university in the fact that
the esteemed Times Dispatch. the leading
Journal OF til" capital city. has come out
and admitted in recent editorial that the
sole question TO be decided is the best way of
promoting medical education in Virginia and
rot the commercial gain or advantage to
amy one place from the presence OF the med
ical department, in it,"
The cordial. and we may say the
changed. tone OF The Progress is welcome
evidence that the keen edge of Charlo,,es-
rillc's Chagrin over the report of the COM
mission, which recommended Richmond as
the site for til" merged Medical College of
Virginia and the Medical Department of the
University OF Virginia. is wearing OF under
serious study of he proposition on its
merits just as the first cbullicnt enthusiasm
OF Richmond over its choice as the site. is
tempered by it's broader interest i'm the med
ical profession ana It's future welfare in Viz
GINA, Richmond Welcomes the changed
tone. for II is only in calm and wcl.con-
sidered discussions that Virginia will come
TO an understanding OF all that is involved
and be able To decide dispassionatcly he
tween the two suggested sites
Such is the attitude The Timcs-Disnu,ch
has taken from The first. and here the
Progress i'll its latest comment. nnirtention-
ally NO doubt. is misleading This newspa-
PEI has not come out and admitted any
thing that II did not admit" frankly immo-
diaieiy following the publication OF the re-
port OF the commission. That report was
Macc public on May ana on the following
morning The rimcS-Dispalch said There
should he, and We believe Is. no purely local