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New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Builders Notified
Unions Will Work
During Conference
Terms for Continuing Pres
ent Employment Based
on Prevailing Wage Scale
Pending q Settlement

Patrick Crowley, president of the
Building Trades Council, confirmed
last night the report that the council
had Informed the Building Trades En-
ployers Association that it would be
wiling to continue work at the pres
ent scale OF wages pending negotia-
tions to readjust conditions.
He also told the association, Mr.
Crowley said, that representatives of
the council wanted TO meet the repres-
entatives of the association in person
and conduct their dealings directly.
Il told them we ought to get to-
gether around The round-table, in the
good, old-fashioned way" Crowley
said, and thresh the thing out With
out any outside interference. The
proper machinery is already estab-
lshed by the arbitation board pro
vided in 1908, which has been operat-
ing for years successfully. That is the
procedure that should be followed
now.p
In any event, MIR. Crowley said that
the union men wanted to meet the en-
ployers before there were brought
into the situation any sort OF outside
influences. He said he had not men
toned the proposed arbitration board
III communication with the employers,
direct negotiations.
The board of governors Of the Build
ing Trades Employers Association
took no action at it's meeting yester-
day on the proposals of the Building
Trades Council. Christian c. Norman,
| chairman, said after the meeting of the
board at 80 West Thirty-third Street
that he had received 10 communica-
tions from the bricklsyers, plasterers,
painters and stonecutters' unions.
which are not represented in the
Building Trades Council, and there
fore, he could not make any statement
as to present status of the associa-
| tion's proposals.
The arbitration board was to have
consisted of representative Of the
I president OF the American Federation
( Of Labor, the president of the Mer-
chants Association, the New York
State Chamber of Commerce. the New
York chapter Of the American Institute
of Architects and member to be
named by Governor Miller.
Mr.. Norman admitted he had re-
ceived communication from the
Building Trades Council, but would
not comment on it.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Business Men Meet TODAY

Representatives OF half a hundred
OF New York's foremost trades and in
dustries will meet to-day at the Recess
Club, 60 Broadway, to confer with
John T. Pratt, chairman of the Ma
tional Budget Committee, who has Just
returned from a tour of the United
States to arouse public opinion in sup
port of the program Of national econ
omy and efficiency Mr.. Pratt will re-
port to the local trade charmen. who
are organizing every prominent trade
and industry in this city, as to the
progress of similar activity on the part
OF chairmen in other cities which are
being organized along the same lines,
with New York as the model,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Securities al Auction
(contInucd from presiding panal

s11 shares Behring Dredging Corpn. prefd.
no par, l.271 shares Behring Dredging
Corpn. common. Sf01 each; lot. ..... $3.50
$4,000 Colorado Springs 6 Cripple Greek
Dist. Ry. 1st consold co bonds; s 42
ctfs OF deposit; lot. ....-.......-....S2 $40
64- shares Masters Truck, Inc, prefd. SlJv
each 1907 shares Masters Truck, Inc,
common no par. lot .-.,....-s.. So, 300
544 shares Masters Truck. Inc, prefd, sloo
each; 1907 shares Masters Truck, Inc.
common, no par: lot ,.......... s., 500
each; s75 shares Masters Truck. Inc,
common. par; lot ..........- $500
544 shares Masters Truck. Inc. prefd. Sl00
each; 1907 shares Masters Truck. Inc.
common no par; lot .......,.... 81 500
$4,000 Automatic Chemical Closet 1st ese,
slS,SoO 1000 Hartiand la coilery s.s due isss: 2ss
SEQ shares British Empire Steel corpn.' .S79
Ltd. Z = cum LIST prefd series B. sloe
s. shares s New -s Eniano nzploeation &C.. &C.,
$4,000 Atlanssc coas' 1.lectrie Nv gen. en-
intge. 81 a~ndss due ls45: July. 1920.
$4,000 Atlantic Coast Eloctric Ry. 1st
mtge. "a bonds Que is4o Hay l. 1923
sa5 Sonp0n edn ssae,oro on 1ac,r, ~, -:
bonds. due 1917. S40
2s shares Haskelite Manufacturing Corpu.
IS shares HasXelite Manufacturing Corpn.
20 shares United Public Service Co. com
mon. lot Observation-Disclosures. -
50 shares United Public Service Co. prefd /:
2So shares Cannon Motor Sales corpn si06
each lot. Observation-Disclosures. ss
500 shares seaboard Air Line Ry com {
c. per share ............. q IN
10 shares Interstate Chemical Ccrpn' pf:
20 shares Interstate Chemical Corp, com: n
s2s 400 Haxelet Development CO notes, tue
various sundry dates. interest per cent
l01 shares Tuscan Silk Mills. com; tot $500
80 shares Reading nrsi period, $50 each
l0p shares Purity Stopper Co. sloo each.
500 shares Favary Tire & Cushion Co.
500 each: 400 shares Lawson Publish
ng Go. $40 each; lot. ot.,.,,......-.-.s2,s S., s25
lls shares lnferborough Rapid Trans.t Co.
per share ....-.'...,,.......s ..., Ses
80 shares PrlzSnas Inc, CON- IS shares Priz-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Commercial Credit

Although collections in most tines
are showing Improvement, defernents
in the apparel trade appear to be
growing. according to credit managers
u wholesale apparel houses here. De-
psrtnent stores and others handling
@veral lines are paying their bills
more promptly than the store selling
enly apparel, it Is said which reflects
% some extent the backward season in
clothing.
Commercial money is moderately ae-
i've The supply of commercial paper
n the market is limited, but the ma
jOrity OF paper is high grade The
best prime PAPER discounts a. ) per
cent
The American Acceptance Council
aaoted the following discount rates or
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve hanks.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Z. W. Short Made Commander
vi Brokers' Division Of Guard

Acceptance OF George W. Short, Of
Porter & Co.. as commander Of the
real estate brokers' division in the
mobilization Of New York City busi-
ness men in the budget guard being
organized by the national budget com
mlttee now. completes the real estate
section: Lawrence B. Gilman, OF
Pease & Gilman, is commander Of The
general real estate division, and J.
Clarence Davies is commander of the
Bronx real estate division
Iobilization Of the budget guard
IS part of the national budget com
nittee's nationwide movement to
create popular support for the efforts
OF General Charles G. Dawes to put
the administration Of Federal ex-
penditurcs on a business basis.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
COSDEN AND COMPANY.


Tho Board Of Directors or Cosden and
Company has this day declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of sixty-two and
cfe-iaaif cents t62hc) per share on its
common atocs without par value ter
twelve and one-haif cents (13Hc) per
share on the outstanding common atoe, OF
me par value OF $500 per share, payable
February lzt. 1922. TO stockholders OF
record at the close Of business on January
Sra. Ihe stock books will remain open.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
Z. N. ROCZER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED DYrwoon cs,rpo,,

UNITED DYEwCoD CORPORATION
Sew York. December !, issi
Preferred Capital stock Dividend Ne 81
common Capital Stock Divide.d No es.
Ihs Following dividends on the stcscks Of
snls corporation have beer. declared:
dividend Of si.y5 per shars ffrom q gun
set set asioe Tor The payment OF 1900 per share
iof ths Year 1920 On tbs Pre1errea Stock.
IsS share on the Common Stock, payable
s sanlary J; lSsz, payable 80 stocxhoiSi. ) -
IecoEa OF ssfsferred and Cominen Stocks q
The cioas of business Thursday, Deosnaper IL
1891. '~Nes -
ne Transfer Docks will not hs closed.
1Tlst Company OF New York
Ox WITT CLINTON JONES. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

ALLENTOWN, PA.
Farr BIOS & Co.; Jacob l.. Fsrr, shoes;
Imperial.
BALTIMORE
NJ S. levy 6 Sons, B. Levy. bcys' fur
nishings; Pennsylvania.
Hutzler Rros.; John NJ. Eemlcr. furs,
fur coats; S62 4th ay., care Kirby. Block
NJ; stein & Co.; NJ Stein, WOODEN piece
goods; Imperial.
Kraumer & Sauher: N sauber. waists
dosnestics; lisp broadway.
BOSTON
Jordan Marsh Co. W. s. Tufts gen
rndse mgr: 49, 4th av.
a. a. Eluiberg; A. A. Blumbcrg. In
fants' KNIT wear; Breslin
Louis Rothsten woinens cloaks ana
suits, Commodore
c F. Hovey Co. (basen7ent); H Yiebes
hasemen1); mdse. mgr, Jobs women's ana
misses coats Miss Oestrcher, jobs dresses
J. s. I'm norman, coats; 1lo4 Broadway.
Freedman & Hornstein Joseph Horn
ST IN, ready TO wear: BrostelI
w & a Baron Co; Miss Rice. hosiery:
McNlpin
atiehrist 60. MISS Markus. ssrls'- ces Is
anu Jersey dresses fbasenen+l 200 9Th Az
CHICAGO
Lo"enstein bros.; NJ Lowonstein. who's
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
by cutting down on advertising in III,

by cutting down on advertising in the
foreign fields. 80 ''''
If American manufacturers could
see the columns of foreign trade
papers published in The various foreign
manufacturing countries and distrib
uted throughout the world" he said.
they would be astonished at the
amount Of advertising going into the
countries that are supposed to be near
ly bankrupt and where the peonle are
supposed to be economizing and inaulc
ing in only what are considered neces-
stiles. Our foreign competitors regard
foreign advertising as necessary. and
1t is 1t you desire to continue in busi-
ness over a period of years"
George c. Vedder president Of the
nedder Overseas Corporation, and
Franklin Johnston. publisher Of "The
american Exporter" were other speak
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Brooklyn Chamber of
Commerce Admits Women

To allow women owners, managers
and other executives Of department
stores, apparel and speciality shops to
join the Brooklyn Chamber of Com
merce, that body has revised its by
laws by animous vote of the board
Of directors. The new ruling is ex-
pected to result in increased member
ships in several OF the chambers sub
divisions, especially the advertising
and personnel managers' clubs
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
THE MUTUAL BANK
Oh W.T. 2srd Strsat NAw ynr..

At q regular meeting ot the Board oe
Directors of this bank, held December 18th,
1921. q quarterly dividend of Five Per Cent
was declared the capital stock OF this
hank payable January 3rd, 1922. to stock
holders of record at the close Of business
December 2eth. 1921 and extra dividend
Of Ten Per Cent was declared on the capital
stock OF this bank, payable January Srd.
1922. stockhoiders OF record at the close
or business December Gath. 1921.
HUGH X. KIRKLAND Cashiar.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Advise More American
Advertising Abroad
Export Manufacturers Hear
Pleas for Expanding Pub
iicity in EFOve;ou r;efds

Pleas TO American exporters. TO in
crease rather than curtail their foreign
adVertlStng were made yesterday at
.ncheon meeting of the American
manufacturers Export Association at
export seles mana sc--~fsyr- Pass 4 S,,fs,y-.
moag, Inc, deplored the tendency OF
manufacturing exports to "economize"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank
SyH AVE. AND 2SRD ST.

New York, Dec. 21, 1921.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared a quarterly dividend OF 80. and
an extra dividend OF 3ss. upon the capital
stock of this bank. payable free OF City
and state tax. On and after December 81,
1921. to stockholders OF record at the close
OF business December 81 1921
a. W. SNOW Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
CASH DIVIDEND NO "a
ApDITIoNAI. srocK DIVIDEND

ADDITIONAL STOCK DIVIDEND
ON COMMON STOCK
Tha regular quarterly dividend OF 81 %
per share upon the Common Capital sscck
OF thfs company. will be paid on January
l6. 1922, to shareholders of record at ciose
or business December 3l 1874.
The Board of Directors aiRo declared an
additional dividend the Common Stock
OF s2.c0 per share, payable TO stockholders
OF record at close OF business December
ST. 1871. in common stock RI par. sssuable
when approved by the Railroad Commits
sion OF the State of California
Tho Transfer Books will not be closed
Checks for the cash dividend OF s1.a5 per
share will be mailed from the office OF the
company in time to reach stockholders on
ene day they are payable. The stock divi-
deno az Szoe Per share Will be distributed
to Stockholders az soon ae the necessary
details Tor tha issuance thereof have heea
com apleted
A. F. HOcKEN
SsSe-PresiAent and yrsaspr~y
san krAn ctace. CAiitornlA-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Business BILE s
Petitions in Bankruptcv

sFA''hS III sSankfuptcy
hllowins petitions bankruptcy svers
raas. D-s@liS'
a sAMtEI.s 3 co-rnvolun,srv. nen.s
s...hisg sss B'way. Liabilities. $4,000, az
NASSAU BAG 4 PAPER co. INc-gn-
1es@ iary. bses sn pancr SOS Nesf iesth
as sS Bronx Liabilities. $4,000; assets. ss,-
WELLMADE WAIST co. rNc.-lnvoiun-
,s-y; waists sos 5th ave Liabilities see.
4 &fw NEsBIT. LTD.--Involuntarv
aossrs and auctioneers OF furs and skins.
Lonaon, ENGLAND. and Borough of Manhat-
s,a ;,a Liabilities. not stated; assets. $3.50
.EsII, EAuFMANN. INc.--Invoiuntary
sqOs mfrs. 1890 St ana Lincoln ave, Bronx
-@pii''les' - .eSO' assrts, $4,000
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Following receivers In bankruptcy were
Elet Court
los r stearns Tor schenck & Taylor,
s.s essssss West stn St, with bond of ST.
Henry W Rianhard for B'way Rootsris.
ssns ~ shoes. 2s27 Bway. with bond Of s2.-
s.',..,a Bertha R+rnoaugh. for claras 3 Ashsns.
@suus With bond of 1900
,,s soui' Ksrasik. for A samuels & Co.
ss,s svssf Q, clothing. 6s2S Broadway. with e
VI so.UJJ.
William c Hecht ir.. FOR the Nassau
81 ss ahc Paper Co. Inc. bags and paper.
ss,sas sas, ls5th Street Bronx. with q bond
Elmer westerveit, for the weil-Made
v,a wssss 20. Inc. waists 2o6 Fifth Avenue
s..s.i s.a : BOND, the amount OF which is not
Receivers in Equity
H.scse Augustus N. Hand In tbs United
ssa..s s.s District Court yesterday appointed
vsnnc,s 9. Calfey. David. J. Fox. Of New
IL, nA eity, and William II. Mandeviiie re-
NE sss 10 equity for the Aluminium Ware
ssottssasscsurtng Co. Inc, manufacturers Of
S-sa.s Ssasas utensils with Offices al so Church
ana an extensive plant at Etmira.
- win Joint bond OF $4,000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
III. ne following schedules IN bankruptcy
ps,,.l.ieo aieo yesterday In the United States
s,usooDMAN ~LOTHING CO.. lo7 Blsscker
NJ; NJ Liabilities. $23.72o.
ls.ssa...AA. sECkERNAN, 510 Sixth Avenue.
flNasiess tls,536; asssts 1886
prosssuc0RD SUSPENDER CO, T22
il,sssS Liabilities. S7.34I: assets,
t,n...aExANDER FRIEDMAN. West Third
's Liabilities. s11s.s5S: assets, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
III.

4 dividend OF four per cent on the
Capital Stock OF this Company has been
this day declared out of surplus profts
payabis December 81. TO stockholders oi
rscord At the close OF business Decenabe,
-, 1921.
BERTRAM cgUGER. Treasurer.
Nsw YcrA. N Y
Decsmher FL, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second is that OF tha creditor and date
when judgment was filed;
Aiaraen Orth & Hastings Corps
w. Deegan; Nov. Is. 1921. 3I07.Ss
Abrams, Harry Metropolitan
Savings Bank Jan. 9 1919
sssngoed scaneeied2 Charles and Louise s. 20A'''
ID. L. Winthrop ct al; Nov =
sOtsr, Esstrats commsre!al ..
Kilkenny. Grace H.--Black and
White and Towne raxis, lnc."-
pn2st.,1 oct, T. NIL; lasl and Nathan Kass i'''
Greenwich Bank OF the City
OF New York; May rs, 1921 S,ss4.7z
Bank: Feb. 81. 1920 .........-. s.saa.15
June /. ................... s475o
Eckhsrdt-same; Sept. Is. 1921 l,1sssT
Dec 1e, 1927. si...s.........,-.. $4,000
Softer, Efstrats-Newby & Evans
Co; May il 1918. ess.4l
wsingold. Aaron; samuel Gottea-
man and Benjamin Siegel-E.
zornberg es al; Dec. Is, 1921. l.4oe.<S
ct al: Dec. 2, 1921. .........,.., 7.es2sS
casualty Co OF New York
People. etc.; July 2s. 1920 Eva
t'TlnCS. TENN lneOQolD i.aFScse
and Henry Weiss-Gotham Ma
tional Bank Aug. 1S, 19s1.. Ss3.es
Same---Sarne; Aug. 10. 1921. 5so.65
Rubin. Thornas--Capital Wooden
Co. Inc; Nov. 81, 1890. 2.AS4.l1
Friedman. Hermann L., and Isset
Dec. s. 1921. ........'.....:.. lss7-o6
Kaunsr. Leen, Max and Joe-yorA
Mgg. Co.. Inc. May :, 1921 I,343.le
5. 1881 .............'.,.,,.... 6iosS
Harrison Aug II. 1915 -. sss 10
Newman. Mildred. and Patrick J.
Cleary People, etc: April "a.
Nov. II. 1917 ............,.., 1.17294
Same-~same Aus, 20. ls1T..... s,a59 2s
Harstn. Alfred In. ,. Gordon:
June II. 1918 (caneeied) 80. S.e4l.So
Rosenberg. Jeroma--J- Brophyi
Oct IS. 1894 .................. 1870
In Bronx County
Day, Lillian. and Fidelity and
Casualty CO. of n. y---People
State OF n. Y: Oct. &C. 1890 $1,000 90
Donofrio, John A.--Cs. A. CarIucci
pec. Z. 1874 Observation-Disclosures. CAT.
Parmalee. Wiiiialn--Bronx Sc
curly and Brokerage Co.; June
so. 1891 ,..,..-...... f3sIs
Rothenberg. John w. and Estis-~
| J, Frankei; Juno IL, 1a2e...., iss.ss
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
OFFICE OF
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT co.
y. W. Corner Broad and Arch Str~ets

Philadelphia. December IA 1891.
Thr Directors have this day decfared "a
quarterly dividend OF ons per sent. (5oc
per Hhare) on the Common Stock Of thls
company. payable January l4, 1922 10
holders of Common Stock cf record at ina
close OF business December a.. 1921. Checks
eAs AS snHlieae
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

Gail loans against acceptances,
pss cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

Street. The new Offices are more ex-
tensive than the old quarters and have
been elahorately decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
TYE NORTH AMERICAN BANK

Notice IS hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF this bank
for the election Of Directors for the year
1879 will be held at the Banking House
No. 81 Canal Street. on Thursday. Jan
uary II. 1922. between the hours or ! AND
g A GLUsHANOK. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
= FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The Terminal Exchange Bank
Df New York

Net7 York. December Sc. 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho annual
roeetins Of stockholders OF the Terminal Elk
change Bank OF New York for the election
Of directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of any business which may
legally come before the meeting VIII be held
AT the banking house, 362 Seventh Avenue
New York City. on Tuesday. January To-
tse1, at II noon. The polls will DO open
e. HENEMIER,
Cash
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

huppenheiner's Moves Offices
The New York Offices of 8. Kuppen-
heimer & Co, Chicago, manufacturers
uf mems and hoys' clothing, has been
removed from 212 Fifth Avenue TO the
Liggett Build. &, II East Forty.second
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

Inc Importers + Traders Nattenns ssna
OF New York
Nsw York. December &c. 1871
a.. Sis,dsnd OF Twsive Par Cent has t.
uay oeen declared by this bank. paysbl.
S,s "a sae 30 day OF January next. to stoca
nnsIasss n OF Tscord az tho eless es aas;us,~
c p. Ax0Ax csaAses.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
judgments

l.,iss 1ollovving judg ments were fled yes
asbsss. lhe FIRST name being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Buyers Arrived
Tairchila Service
HAT.TrIORr

ALLENTOWN, PA.
Farr Bros. & Co; Jacob l.. Tsrr, shoe
Imperial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-19
Quintet of Great Amateurs
Accused of Professionalism
Joie Rsy Frank and Joe Loomis Loren Murchi.on and
Scholz Charged With Turning in Exorbitant Fx
pense Accounts After Eastern Contests.

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.--Five OF the
greatest amateur athletes in the
countryside Ray, Frank and Jo
Loomls. Loren Murchlson and
Jackson Schulz-today defended
themselves against charges OF pro-
fcssiOnalism before the rcgistra-
tion committee OF the Central A.
A. L. The athletes, all OF them
OF Olympic fame. were charged
with filing exorbitant expense ac-
counts for trips TO compete in east
ern meets last year.
Frank and Jo I.oomis and
Murchison appeared personally
before the committee in defense OF
the charges. while the others were
represented. The athletes denied
their accounts we're exorbitant and
the committee. after hearing the
evidence, announced that II would
make its report to tho National A.
A. L. registration committee for
final action.
Charles Dean, former president
or the Central a. A. o., and
member OF the registration COM
mittee. said that It was his per-
sonal opinion that none of the
athletes were guilty, but he de-
cllned to say that recommenda-
tions the committee would make.
The athletes IL found guilty.
may be suspended or declared pro-
fessionals.
The dlmlnutlve Joie Ray, holder
OF seven worlds records In the
middle and long distance runs.
may become a professional boxer
II his amateur standing is an
nuled. Ray has engaged in ANA
teur boxing contests. winning the
Central A. a. u. title in the
featherweight class. The little
runner weighs about 125apounds
and his admirers have urged him
to become a professional boxer.
"I do not know what I shall do
IL they declare me a professional,
Ray said II like boxing and |
might take It up. ] have boxed
20 to 25 times as an amateur ana
have not been defeated. | am only
26 years old
II do not see how they can ac-
cuse me OF being professional.
They allow us 81 day while we
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-19
Lands to Let Babe
Play in Exhibitions
in South Next Spring

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dec. 1s.
A telegram from II. j. Benson.
president OF the San Antonio base
ball club, Texas league, who Ia now
In New York. today announced
the purchase by the Bears OF
Third Baseman Miller from Ro-
chester, of the International
league Outfielder Holden from
Baltimore. of the International
league, and Pitcher Stryker from
the indianapolis American asso-
Ciation club. Connie Mack OF the
Philadelphia American, turned
over Infielder Fulghum in part
payment for Outfielder Gressett
of the san Antonio club.
Bcnson's telegram also an
nounced that Babe Ruth would
appear here March 81 in an eXhi-
bition game between the New
York Yanks and the Brooklyn
Nationals. II was stated that
Commissioner Lands had con-
sented to allow Ruth to play in
spring exhibition games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-19
Changes Suggested in
Method of Conducting
Champ Net Journeys

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Suggcs-
tlons for radical changes in the
manner Of conducting champion
ship tournaments were contained
In reports OF sub-committecs OF
the United states Tennis ,pssocia-
tion, submitted to that body's
executive committee today.
Tho most notable of these sug-
gesuuns cuntemplates Seeding
tho draw" at national tourna-
eliminating the blind
draw through process of limited
selecuon-and forbidding tourna-
Ment cuutendors To- report the
games In signed daily newspaper
articles.
Tentative dates aud places for
all the principal titular tourna-
monts for 1922 also were submit
ted The reports will be Consld-
cred at the associations annual
meeting early in February.
mpiuuship dates for the
coming season were suggestcd AZ
follows.
June 20, intercollegiate cham
pionship, Merton club, Phlladel-
phia. July 10, mems clay court
tournament, Co he awarded by
Western association; August "a,
national doubles, juniors, etc.,
Longwood Cricket club Boston
September |, challenge round Da-
Wis club, West side club Forest
Hillsl. Long Island; September 8,
mems singles, veterans siuglcs,
etc, Germantown club, Philadel-
phta,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-19
T0day's Race Entries
Mid-COntinent Park

Official entries third day. Monday.
December 10, Mid-Continent park,
West Tulsa;
FIRST RACE. purse s25, 3-16
mile. Black Bess, Friendly Queen,
Ink Spot, Clara wild Bill, Annals
Lilly, Prince Lively
SECOND RACE, purse $40, Ia
mile. Handsome Buck, Fllrty Boy,
Playfellow. over The Rhine Cheer
full Moments Articles Lady.
THIRD RACE, purse $40, 3-t6
mile. Nebraska wild Bill. Arasee,
Iioneysuckle, Friendly Fox. Flying
Stone, Night Rider,
FOURTH RACE, purse sac. IA
mile. Sunburn. Clnder Path, So
Long Dick, Collars, Kiowa, Duffys
Malt
FIFTH RACE, purse $40, IA
mile-Night Cap sitting Bull, Wild
est Dillon, Billy Ray. Credit Bill,
wild Dillon.
SIXTH RACE, purse S25, 8-lG
mile. King cotton, Tillio Dame
Miss Dare, Good News, Brownie
Baby Time.