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The New York herald., 1921-11-29
WOMEN IN K. OF C. DRIVE.
To Be Team Leaders COLLECTING
Welfare Centre Funds.

Catholic women CT New York have
enlisted az team leaders in the
campaign OF the New York Chap
ter OF tile Knights Of Columbus
20 raise S2,000.000 fer X OF c.
welfare centre in Manhattan. Arch
bishop Hayes has contributed the first
$1,000. The welfare centre will be open
to women as well as men and will con-
tain all modern educational and recre-
ational attractions
Mrs. Joseph Slevin. Jr., heads tie CONF
mittee of women aiding the knights. and
Mrs. William Randolph Hearst, Mrs.
Alfred Johnson, Miss Elisabeth Marbury
and others are serving or the various
committees. II is expected that the
women will raise some 100000 OF the
total required FOR the building.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
CAPT. X. J. BARRETT,
NOTED PILOT, rs DEAD
Famous for Directing Dock
ing Of Big Liners.

Capt. Richard j. Barreet. SO. long fa-
nous port pilot and president OF the
Barrett Towing Company. which was
established by his father. Edward y.
Barrett, died Sunday night at his home,
go Castle Point Terrace. Hoboken.
Capt. Barrett was horn in the old
Ninth ward of New York and passed all
his working lgc on and about harbor
craft. He was famous for his ability
at moving big liners into their docks.
Capt. Barrett was a 1nombcr OF the
Maritime Exchange. the New York Boat
Owners Association and the New YORK
Towboat Exchange. hwife. Mrs.
Josephine Barrett. and three sons, Ed
ward T.. George u. and y. John Bar
rett, survive. Funeral services viii be
held tomorrow evening At at his tate
1,ofiac
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y. w. c. a. ASKS s3O5.OOO.

Tho Young. Women's Christian Asso-
citation needs $305, 900 TO meet next
years deficit, it announced yesterday.
and will ask New York to give this
amount without tagging or nagging."
Mrs. Dwight Morrow is general chair
man and members of hei committee are
Mrs. Harry Emerson Fosdick Mrs. Will
lam Fellowes Morgan, Mrs Edwin Perry
Townsend. Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt. Mrs
Robert Bacon. Mrs. George Whitney,
Mrs. Seth 8Iilliken, Mrs. William II.
Hays, Miss *. Lambert and Miss Jean
Reid.
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In Menoriam.

Harrison Emma McConvili, Charity
Church. Broadway, Goth 81, Tuesday, 2
III.
BACAMAN.--At the New York Hospital on
November 20. the Rov. Robert Bachrnan.
Jr.. rector Of Great Darlington, Mass.
Services viii be held at st. James,
Church. Great harrington, on Thursday.
December !. at so y. NJ.
BtEGilAM.-Chas H., beloved husband Of
Grace Bingham tnee 10 Furse), aged 81
wears. Funeral services az his late resi-
donce, 9iIf ii7th ST.. Richmond I'M.
L. J.. Wednesday. November 3o r. NJ.
Internent AZ Cypress Hills December I. at
invited.
BOoHMAN-On Sunday. November -. ~
her residence. East 0Gth Ct, Caroline
Bockman. beloved wifo of the late Jacob
Bookmsn, in the s5th year OF her ago.
Funeral scrvices az Temple Emanuel.
t3d 81. and 5tf av., "wednesday, Nc,eiI.
Dor 30, a. 10 4. VI.
BoOEMAN--
it specia. meeting OF the BOARD OF
D1RECTRE5SES Of the LADIES' SEW
ING SOCIETY OF THE HEBREW Or
PHAN ASYLUM, she following resolution
Wss unanimously adopted:
In the passing away OF Caroline Book.
rlsn. Q member Of our board gor over
iorty-two wears and president Of the
society for twcaty.flve years. -c desire TO
express our great sorrow at the ioes OF
our dear trtend. Al all times ready 10
give OF her cheering presence and wise
counsel IN the work of caring for the
orphan children. Caroline Bookrnan win
go down IN the annals OF Jewish COM
rnunal service as ore of the most glorious
figures In It's history She was o dear
and loving friend 20 each member Of our
board, sasacious advisor In matters
tending toward the betternent Of our
wards and un.ring worker IN the field
OF charity, loving mother and gen.
erous benefacfor 90 the unfortunate who
came within her scope. In rain and In
shire end even when physically disabled
she attended the meetings OF our Board of
Directrssses and BY her wisdom 4ad de-
votsdnsss has often helped us over many
obstacles. she eave urstintsdy of hcr-
snis and Of her means 90 the good WORK.
q ioviug mother in Jsreel has passed
away aud wc, hcr colleagues on the
board. desire 20 herewith express our
deepest sympathy and HEARTFELT coudol.
tuce 10 her family and e. ter sricuds.
The c0tnfhGnity az large has indeed sus.
rained an irrep9rablc loEs.
~ IS slso further resolved .hsf n mo.
mart Of tiir r.. oiutlor be spread on our
minutes and copy suitably enyfosscd.
sent 20 the beresveI family.
MRS |. ~. SptEti iELBERti. President
Ni,S WILLIAM STERN.
Recording Secretary.
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CHALIAPIN TO SING IN OPERA.
To he Heard In "Boris Godunoffs
December o.

Feodor ChaIiapin. giant Russian basso,
will sing again ut the Metropolitan.
Mr. Gatti- -Cassazza, who first lured him
out of Russia TO the stage OF the Scala
in Milan more than twenty years ago.
yesterday announced that Chaliapin VIII
sing Boris in Boris Godunoff' at the
Metropolitan Friday night OF next week.
With him in the cast will be: Mines.
Gordon. Howard and Dclaunois. AIessrs.
Harold and R6theT.
The seasons first 'Parsifal' will be
heard the afternoon of the same day,
December 9. beginning at o'clock, with
Mines. Maztenauer, Ellis and Sundelius,
Messrs. Sembach, Whitehill and Didur.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

G. Leyor & Co. Inc, one OF the largest
concerns IN Fulton county. He was also
vice-president OF the Fonda, Johnstown
and Gloversville Railroad. and director
of the Fulton County National Bank.
the Glen Telephone Company. and other
corporations. He had been a resident
Of New York city fifteen years.
He leaves a wife and three daughters.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
COLEMAN h. sOUE.R.

LEwrseuRG, Pa. Nov. 2S.--Colenan Il.
Sober, one time widely known in trap
shooting circles, and former Game Com
missioner Of Pennsylvania. died to-day
at his home OF complication OF dis-
cases. lie was 20 years old.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
"TRISTAN UND ISOLDE" SUNG
IN GERMAN AT METRO OPOLITAN
Original Text Restored at First Performance of
Wagner's Opera This Season.

teriai. a voice light but of very pretty
quality and much taste in the treatment
or her songs. That her voice is much
more vibrant and powerful than II was
permitted to be yesterday Is almost GER
tain and at her next recital tilis young
singer will doubtless have more con-
iidence, end will therefore show herself
to better advantage. Frank La Forge
played her accompaninents well.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
IN NJ Z NJ O r | A N

ERONN.--In loving memory Of my deso,. I
wife Bridget. who departed tiis life No
venpcr 20, 1919. Mey her soul rest iit
peace.
HARRIsoN. In oh heiished memory of E;inIis
wife OF Louis Harrison. who diod Ncver z
ber 20. 1909. Ar
HrFTEE.-Louis Ia loyins memory OF ~
dearly beloved husband and our fa.htr.
who passed away November 20, 1911.
NcCONvILL. In iovirs memory OF rsy cc.t-
mother, Charity McConviii, who pasr 4
away November 20, 1890.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
ENGAGE

t-HECKSCHER.-Afr Austin stevens
Heckscher announces the ENGAGEMENT OF
her daughter, Celeste, 10 2fg. Edward o.
borne Tr9tir os Germantown, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WEFsTHEIAI-WAS WASSEE.-lIr. and Mrs. =
Wertheim OF Belle Plains Iowa. announce
the engagement of their daughter. Gene
We've, to Mr.. Edwin Nasser OF New York
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Cats, Dogs sc.

AND BLACK, NAMED SQUIRE; RE-
GENTLY TRIMMED: REWARD. MCGEE,
55 EAST 73D ST.
LOST-Welsh terrier puppy, black and tan.
license number Rye 265i1s, lost near 10th
st. and Park av.: reward. IS T. a0th st.
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MISS NJ. CELESTE BRAY.

Miss n. Celeste Bray. widely known
as one OF the oldest teachers in the
State OF New Jersey, and sister Of the
late Major Nathaniel Kerrh Bray. died
Sunday at Branchville, Sussex county,
New Jersey. at the age of "a.
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Nj A r r | e d.

VAN SCHUEAiAN--WILLIST No
veniber 25. at the home OF her parents
in New York city, Annie Louise. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Richards Willis.
ton. TO Charles G.. Van Scliurmsa. Poston
and Louisville papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
GUsTAV LEvOR.

Gustav Levor. II, a pioneer leather
manufacturer of Gloversvjlle. died sud-
denly yesterday at his home, 525 West
End avenue. In his earlier years he was
n retail clothicr, but in 1875 established
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
Former Miss Vivien Gould Arrives by the Carmania
From Home in Ireland.

Tuckermsn and their son Sir G.. IA.
Wiltshire. Col. Thomas Ogilvie OF the
British Army and Mr.. and Mrs. !. B
Thomas and Miss Thomas.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mrs. Herbert Hoover, who accom-
panied her husband. the Secretary Of
Commerce. to New York on SATURDAY for
the Army and Navy game, Will retu,i.
to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr.. Boaz Long. American Minister 10
Cuba. will give dinner on Thursday
evening. He is occupying Studio House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walkers home in
Sheridan Circle.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Miss Ailsa Mellon. daughter Of tine
Secretary OF the Treasury. returned
nome yesterday after brief visit in
Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr. VIII II. Hays, Postmaster General.
has returned to Washington after q
business trip TO New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

The Minister OF Persia, Mira Hussein
Khan (llai. gave a dinner last evening
for the Under Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Henry T. Fletcher.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

The Dritieh Ambassador and Lady
GIeddes, with Lady Lee and Lieut. Col.
SIR NJ. +. A. Hankey, were guests ut
luncheon on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Htrtle at Gunston Hall.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
WASHINGTON.

Baroness Shidehara. wife OF the Japa-
nese Ambassador and her son have
sailed for this country on the Siberia
Maru.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW york.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eycll Wendell. VINO
are at SO West Fifty-first street for tbs
winter. Will give dinner at the Colony
Club December s.
DR.. and Mrs J. Henry Lancashire will
have a reception with music tonight at
East Seventy-ffth street.
Mr.. James Speyer has returned from
his country place in Scarborough, N. Y,
to 1868 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Campbell Steward. accompanied
by Mrs. Steward. their daughter, Miss
Margaret Steward. and his brother, MFR
Jonn Steward. are at the 81. Regis from
Goshen. \. 7.
aIrs. Alfred VI. Coats is at the Bel
mont from Providence. r. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis de Z. Wissmann
nave closed their house at Throggs
Neck, Westchester, and are a. 3 West
pifty-fourth street.
Mise Leila Emery. who was vita her
mother the Hon. Mrs. Anson, during the
cently and has been since her arrival
with Miss Eunice James, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Walter u. James. The
Hon. and Mrs. Alfred Anson expect 20
pass the winter in the south of France.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. v. Hoffman
closed their house in Tuxedo Park yes
terday and returned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt
and their son-in-,aw and daughter, Mr..
end Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon, returned
yesterday from Staatsburg, y. Y.
Mr and Mrs Charles II. Sabin enter
taiasd fourteen guests a. dinner at Il
East Sixty-second street last night
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney,
who has been aassins . few days in New
York, has returned TO Yale.
Miss Julia Berwind OF Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting her brother, Mr.. Edward
j. Berwind. who returned from Europe
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus r.. Patterson will
return TO New York this week from q
visit to Durham, n c.
Yice-President Coolidge ana Mrs.
Coolidge. Who came here Friday for the
Army and Navy game. will leave the
Commodore to-day Tor Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
NEMPORg

Mrs Ralph W. plunimer, wife of Com
nander PIummer. u. 8. ~, and Miss
Louise Butts have been entertaining a
house party at Cloyne House composed
OF friends from New York and Phila-
dolphia.
Mr.. and AIrs. Egbert NJ Stuart and
their son, Mr. Stuart Burton. from New
Haven. and Air. Irving Baldwin from
New York are at the Muenchinger-Kl King.
Mrs. Guy Norman will spend the win
ter with Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Jallan at
Cannes. France.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Leroy will leave for
New Yors Wednesday, where she has
taken an apartment at 1155 Park ave
nue.. Her daughter. Mrs. Leroy French,
will spend part OF the winter with her.
There vas a bridge and tea at the
Art Association yesterday afternoon in
charge Of Mrs. Bradford Norman for
the benefit OF devastated France.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr.. Campbell Steward, accompanied
by Mrs. Steward their daughter, Miss
Margaret Steward, and his brother, Mr..
John Steward. are al the 81. Regis from
Goshen, y. 7.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Senator and Mrs. r. Coleman du Pont.
VINO went to their home in Wilmington,
Del, for the Thanksgiving holiday. Will
return the last Of this week.
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| E D

Ayal;i. Matsutsro C;otti. Ill. AIili.e IT,
Bechrasn. Robt.. Jr. just. Charles
bingham, Chss. II. tlaWlsy. Robert L.
Bookman. Caroline T.evog. Gustav
Borroue. Maria S. Hoycs. Frederick; A..
Clayton. Charles IL. Leach. George Il.
Cooke, Bebecca u. locsgeustein. .JeunneO.
EltinEe. Katharine II. Low. Mary u.
Farriss. William l.. Manning, Sarah a.
Ferguson. 1uliana 4 Nsinkeu, Henry.
barrett. Richard J. Montague. Sarah i.
Fowler. William Mckinley, Grace r.
Ford, Anna X. Ehodehamel, Angie H.
Golkrnan Nathan J. SimCns, Henry J..
Gcri.cn Bereut {.
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AIrs. Alfred VI. Coats is at the Bel
mont from Providence. r. !.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

MIR. James Speyer has returned from
his country place in Scarborough, N. z,
70 1868 Fifth avenue
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ten EyclS Wendell, vino
are at SO West Fifty-hrst street for the
winter. will give a dinner at the Colony
Club December s.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

have a reception with music tonight al
East Seventy-fifth street.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Miss Julia Berwind OF Philadelphia,
Pa is visiting her brother, Mr.. Edward
j. Berwind. who returned from Europe
last Thursday.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mrs. francis II. Leggett Of New York
gave a luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr, and Mrs. Charles n. Sabin euter-
tsiiasd fourteen guests a. dinner at IA
East SiZty-second street last night.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt
and their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
2nd Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon, returned
yesterday from Staatsburg, y. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

lrr. and Mrs. Francis de r. Wissmann
nave closed their house at Tiroggs
Neck, Westchester, and are a. 3 West
rifty-fourth street
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

AIr. and Mrs. William NJ. v. Hoffman
closed their house in Tuxedo Park yes
terday and returned to New York.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt whitney,
who has been passing few days in New
York, has returned TO Yale.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Rear Admiral Albert r. Gieaves has
arrived from Boston and is visiting Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Reginald q. Nicholson
at their home in Jefferson place.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

- Nathan J. Cosnopolits-i
Lodge No. 2D2. knights OF Pythias. rts4
Rretfuiiy announces the death of cur BIZ
loved brother. Funeral takes place from
his late residence. 1880 Bryant av.. Brosss.
Tuesday, November 90. at ! r. II. sheric
All members are earnestly requested %
r,Hf
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus r. Patterson will
return TO New York this week from q
visit to Durham, y. c.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Air. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr have as
their guest their cousin. AIrs Alexander
stock Of Eillsdalc. Mich.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
Wearing Apparel.

LOST--Baum n!artan FUR scarf in Brown and
Waite taxi coming from 66th 81. and
broadway to 81 Lexington av. Liberal re-
ward
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau will
return to New, Yorl, to-day after having
been at Wardman Park Hotel for week
or two.
Mr.. and lfrs. jerome y. Bonapart.
win arrive in Washington to-day from
New York and will be at the Shorehan
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

Nice-President Coolidge aud Mrs
Coolidge. Who came here Friday for the
Army and Navy game will leave the
Comnodo-e to-day Tor Washington
The New York herald., 1921-11-29

beloved husband or
Isabelle a. Fowler. on November rs. 1927
Funeral services on "Wednesday evening
November so. at s:15 o'clock. at Holy
Trinity Church. t22d ST. and Lenox az.
Manhattan. Relatives friends end mem
bers of the several organizations and 50
cieties OF which he member ere
invited 70 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
BRACE OF TEAMS COVER
SAME DISTANCE IN RACE
'crninn ana Swiss-iioiIand Rcprcncn-
'"'Nrs Are Even mt End of
Nfnety-t0ur,h Hour.
Ry Associated Press.l

NEW YORK.-March i0.-Walter
hnti and Willie Lorenz. the German
cyclists. were still tied with Oscar
Egg and Peter Won Kempen, the
SWISS Holland team. at 10 O'Clock to-
night. the nincty-fourth nour of the
spring s!N-day bicycle race at Madi-
son Square Garden. Tho two teams
had covered 1868 miles and eight
laps. Five other teams were tied for
second. one lap behind the leaders.
and the other -FOUR teams were trail
ing.
The record for the hour is 1866
miles ana TWO laps. made By Drobach
and Lawson in 1914
Rcyi and Lemay. who are among
those tied for second, jumped two
laps on the field during the sprinting
this afternoon. bringing them to their
present position.
shortly after 10 o'clock. Brocco and
Coburn, who won the December race
brought themselves even with the
leaders, when they stole 4 lap on the
field by u weli-orEanizcd system of
relieving each other The team pre-
viously WAS one of five tied for second
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
MOBILE RESULTS

First raee-ahoui hvC furlonFs. purse,
Hay. i22 OR. Meig,). 10 20 /; ,oi, 10 /,
won: Financial Rooster. II. tErlCI
EVEN. to 3. OUT, second. i'ccNMax. ~
Etcorner). TO 20 ., 10 :. THIRD.
Time. 1901 Is. Heller Hartman. Oriental
Dress. Clean Sweep. Miss i.aN"!ta also ran.
ing; purse, s2oo-Naieric West, Jos tErica-
son>. to 20 e 20 ;. won: Corkey
second: Olive James. llS tFranklluD. %
u. 3 TO j. to 5. third. Time. l:lo Doctor
'Zeb. ST. Just. pctrogTad. FITS; Pul!e;, ST.
2 John Vsrene. Misc Kruter also ran
Third race-pursc. 400. for three year.
5olds and up: one mt!t--SundGri liz
is(Smith) II 20 S. to 3. out. won: Coun-
ter Balance. iis IL. N.nk). 10 !, 20 3
- 10 :, second. Corydon u? (w. Dunk!u.
SOM. even. TO 2. out. third Time
is1es7 2-5. WNligan. Eebo also ran.
z Fourth race-a bout six and q half .ur-
longs: parse. $500. FOR three yrat-Olds and
ijup---MIckey Moore. I20 o.. MinED. Z 10 2
"A 10 6. l 10 J. won. Tiger Hose. II,
fffEricksonD. S 70 J. even. 2 to 5. second
& Parrish lI5 tMeieri. Z 20 !. . 10 J. even
third. Time, 1875 l-5. susan Nj Ter.
s.ritle Misc and Or. Shsfer also ran
XII Ftrat race---sbout Fix and (. half fur.
!. longs; pure, 5000; threc-ycar -o!ds ana uf
Nick London. los iCoilinsb, even to J
~ 10 4. won: Old Fa.th!rl ic5 tS:nithj
ito ], 10 .,cvan. second: ogden CIR
ytIs0 (Cor1ier). s 10 ., even. ! 20 = ;l.ird
Time / :27. Chick Barltiey. Cousin :.
2 Mine. Old Bose ar.l P.ieiil"y .'so ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
TO RENEW ACTIVITIES
PREP SCHOOL ATHLETES
WILL ENTER RELAY RACE
John Marshall Encomnt McCuireS
ON Trnrk NInrch Is--Oihcr
schools Enter.

kichmondS prep schools will re-
new their track activities the night
OF March ]? in the Howitzcrs' rid
ing hall when the first indoor track
,meea OF the season will take place
Howitzers' Athletic Association. John
Marshall High School and McGuire's
University School have entered relay
, teams III The preparatory school re-
Jay race. and the Blue and White and
the Red and Black Will engage in
track competition once more.
Ihc event in which the, McGuires
ana the Marshallitcs will take part
VIII be one of the principal relay
races OF the night. Blackstone Mill
tary Academy and Fork Union Mill
'ary Academy, both having announc-
ed theE viii send teams TO compete
In the event. Those In charge of the
meet will give handsome silver
trophy TO the victorious team.
While the relay race. which will
be l2oo-yard affair with four men
running. each going 300 yards, is the
principal event for the prep schools
it is probable that John Marshall and
McGutreS also may encounter each
other in additional events. The open
affairs are for Richmond athletes
only. and the visiting prep school
teams will be barred from entering
them.
Walter Anderson, who has charge
Of the affair. is busy completing final
details necessary to make the meet
success. He has mailed entry
blanks to the various schools ana
athletic organizations in Richmond
and vicinity and expects n large field
of contestants when the first event is
called.
The entry blanks were sent out
only recently: but already two or
caniZations. Fork Union and John
Marshall High School. have announce
ed their probable relay teams. Mae
Pitt. coach Of the cadets. will depend
upon Il quintet to uphold Fork Union
in the race, while l.. Tucker Jones,
director OF physical education In the
Richmond schools, have selected six
men from whom will be taken the
four that will run for the local
school
Wolfe. tho greatest an-round ath-
lctc that ever attended Fork Union
Military Academy. perhaps is the
outstanding runner for the Cadets.
lie made an excellent showing in Il
meet here last summer against the
University of Richmond team. and
efforts had been made TO have him
enter the open events. but the rul-
ing of the committee prevented this.
Charles, OF football fame. Marshall
ana BloXom are the other Fork Union
runners John Marshall has Ewing,
Blanl<inship. Kahn. Tyson. Crouch
and Sharp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

orother or Clyde Milan. the Washing
ton Senator's outGclder. and still
again one Sam Mayer. brother OF Err
skihe Mayer. the pitcher.
All around the circuit. at one time
or other. brothers of players of star
u rih or some note came up for Il
looking over" but their appearance.
as a rule. was not satisfactory.
The exceptions are so few TO the
!ailures. 1t Is now considered some
thinS or a'hoodoo to be brother OF
Il Dig league pastimer: and. 1t is well
3 are superstitious. But whether Al
WinEo. well on the upgrade consid-
erS this so remains to be seen.
he can look here and there. so to
speak. and find where brothers made
good with Il loud report or hank. as
one Will. Back in The misty years.
JACK and Mike O'Neiil. brothers. were
. famous battery with the $, Louis
of years little after 1900.
Ihen there were the Dclahantys-
20 and Joe. Ed was great. hard
hitting outfie.der. and Joe played Sec
tragic. as he jumped into Niagara and
went over the falls. no sight ever be-
ing seen of him again. He thus end
ed short. but glorious big league
In the present day. the Johnstons---
Jimmy. of the BROOKLYN National
League champions. and Wheeler tDoc)
Johnston. of the Cleveland world
championships strong argument
against the hoodoo stuff.
SO are Bob" Mcusel. OF the New
York Yankees. and Irish" Meuscl
of the philadelphia Nationals. And
there may be others, IL Al Wingo
comes through, and Virgil Rarncs.
brother OF the star. Jess Barnes. OF
the Giants. and Reynolds Kelly. broth
er of George Kelly. also develop in
the camp OF the Giants at San An
tonic. Texas.
Two sets of brothers in on" camp.
as ut San Antonio. create a decidedly
unusual situation. Reynolds Kelly Is
n pitcher. while Virgil Barnes. like
Jess, is u pitcher. Both players We're
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