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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
COURT JA|lS UNGER;:
RAPS "BUCKETEERS'
PurIoiner OF Or. Evans Fund
Cash Gets Eight to Twelve
Years.

Philadelphia. March "a Pronounc-
ing sentence q, eight TO twelve wears in
the penitentiary on Walter A. Unger. q.
secretary in charge Of the Evans Dental
Institute funds. Judge Shoemaker ycs-
terdav urged that heads OF bucket shops
bc arrested on charges Of receiving stolen
goods
lnger took approximately SIS, con IN
bonds and cash from the fund Ia he
care and gamhled IN stocks
UU were the Vlctlm ca men. sand
Judge Shoemaker IN sentencing the rfiS.
oner, who, for the lfe OF me can't
understand why they are not brought
into court charged with receiving stolen
goods. Why should they have taken
vast sums from a man such a. Won" II
would give me far greater satisfaction
Il | bad these men the men who took
your money-here before me than You
You took the money 20 gamble. That
rs the lure. These mcn must have
known you were not in position 20
have such funds. II is inconceivable
they did not know YOU got the money
dishonesty"
As a result Of the courts suggestion
the District Attorneys office said an ap-
peal would be made to the Legislature 20
change the laws So brokers receiving
stolen funds might he held culpablc
niger dealings were with the bank
rupt firm OF der 4 Co and several other
concerns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
STUDYING school BUDGET.
Finance Committee Of BOARD Meets To.
dny to Review Estimates.

Members Of tho finance committee
Of Board Of Education have meeting
scheduled for o'clock this afternoon
IN the boards room I'm city Han. at
which time the budget FOR that depart
ment will be- taken mp FOR considcra D.
ton. According to the original draft
this calls for sla0A.000 but Il Is IN
derutood there is going TO 10 some
very liberal pairing down of the fig r.
urea before the estimate is forwarded
go tho city Council, The purpose ~
today's committee meeting ~ is under
stood. n To eec whore the reductions
can be made and In this process the
question of salaries may come IN FOR
~ UGH attention. The finance commit
toe hopcs to he able ~ report Ia the
school board on Monday ~ 20 their
decision relative 10 tho budget,
Whom the board meets on MONDAY
they also expect TO have IN hand tho
reply of tho city solicitor 10 the mum
croua question: submitted 20 him by
a special committee named 10 deter
mine what would happen 90 the schools
of this city should they Toe placed nm
der the state code
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Adirondack Power and Light Corpora
ron, pusrteriy ~ "a per cent on per
'ent preferred. and , per cent on = per
cent preferred pay able April
American Multigraph COMPANY. quarter
~ OF "a per cent On preferred. pay able
April I
Central National Bank. quarterly per
cent payable March ~
Diamond Match Company uuart,riN az
prr cent payable June IS
lIlNtr N Harris Company quarterly OF
u. percent uu preferred payable April
tar"n ~te" COMPANY. quarterly OF /
per cent on common and u. per cent on
preferred payable April !
ls~ ton Mills quarterly 81 } per csnt.
saN able March 81
Louisville Nas and Electric Company.
quarterly OF "a. per cent on preferred
paw able Aprn y
Pittshurg Coal Company quarterly OF
D 10 per cent ou common aud IA per cent
uu preferred. payable Aprii 25
hto Motor Company, quarterly Of pa
per cent. payable April ]
lraytor Ensineerlns aud Manufacturing
Company quarterly OF 2 per cent on pre-
f'rred, payable April J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
FINANCIAL NoTRA

After psyment Of dividends on the com
mon sfoch. the Duquesne Light Com
pany earned for last year surplus income
~ = - $50. TO compare with sl.494 ia
The Inspiration CONSOLIDATED Copper
Nompsny IL nov operating at 50 per cent
81 capacity. aud vail produce this month
about 1000, 900 pounds OF copper
The Baldwin Locomotive " orks in the
last thne yosrs Increased its workfns
capital 10y >'.l4A BOZ TO sal .7gO. III. dur
plant and equipment. which are in better
rather than worse service condition by
81 s4t Ne4 20 $50 S3s,IIS
huling or American Bosch Magnetic re-
GENTLY j. reported as FOR the account OF
interests Identified with the 60 O. pany
January shipments are understood 10 have
been the largest In sixteen months. Tn
ni ed orders - OF January total S. 500
600. - compared with So SOU. OOu the
previous year. After hquidating it's
Inventories and charging of large sums to
mat ely g. .OpO. OOu. a compared with
about ID uOO.OOO 81 current lab hties.
strength IN Cocoa Cola j. based on
dena rate from s. to 81 cahh n 'n be q1 pps
delayed " hen Coca Gotta worked it.
seq out OF lts hlgh-priced sugar and
got into position where 10 could make
contrasts az Iow prices II Immediately
began TO SHOW larger earning power
DESPITE the TACT that the first months
81 tho year are not expected 10 show
large profits. company officials are sale
- Toe very well ploased with their show
ing. The big months of the company
Mr. those OF the summer aud with new
plants IN operation Coca Cola is looked
for TINS year 10 report record earnings
The old report that tho BALDWIN Lo-
connective " orks Will dispose OF some Of
Is valuable property az Broad and
spring Garden streets at a big profit
and gradually locate its manufacturing
activities at its Eddys one plant has
been revived IN al street samuel
NJ VAUGHAN. president says no con
sidcratiOn has been given 90 such q
plan AZ some future date. ~ Is gen
orally accepted that such a deal will be
Cunsumfnatc ted, resulting in a further
strengthening Of the cOmpanys already
strong cash position The consolidat ted
balance sheet Of the company shows a
book value for the common stock of
$50 share Directors met yesterday
and transacted only routine business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
RAIL SHARES HIGHER
ON MERGER REPORTS
Motor Accessories. Steels and
Equipments Also Advance;
Money 4a4 Per Cent.
Ny Associated Press to Every Evening.

Wy N>rNNldlfu l'NSr W tsNtNA FsNtntuks
New York. March "a (Wall Street
1890 "A. ml-Reports that a merger
of several OF the secondary railroads
~ tho middle weet IL contemplated i'm
parted strength 20 several Of those is
sues az the opening OF today's stock
market Ann Arhor. common prefer
rod. made early gains OF Ia and is
points. respectively and Pere MIR
ouctte. common and preferred, also
improved hut major rails were dull
and irregular
Changes among leading industrials
and speCialties were mainly downward.
Rect Sugar. American Ice and United
Drug forfeited one point each and
stecls. equipments and oils continued
20 ease. Coca Cola was strongest OF the
spccialtits. gaining one point.
Noon can money opened AT "a.
pcr cent. the highest initial quotation
OF the week Paper specialtics were
carried down In the irregular reaction
Of the FIRST hour. International Paper
common. fcll a points. the stamped
preferred points. and Union Bag
and Paper S'g points.
Sugars again reacted to reduced
prices for the refined product and
standard OH 81 New Jersey extended
yesterdays reversal.
Investment rails were sluggish. bu,
Ann Arhor. common and preferred
and Pere Marquette, common and pre-
icrrcd. made more substantial gains
In connection with merger rumors.
Motor accessories. especially Bosch
and Stromberg. leading steels and
prominent equipments also moved for
ward with American Smelling. Mer-
camille Marine. preferred. and Sears
koehuck. the latter gaining 2 points
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Annotated Press 10
Every Evening

fNfip TsNfUink
Philadelphia, March 2i.--wheat---
No. ? red. winter. 1901 as. do. gar
llcky, L2sai.33.
corns--No. 2, for export, 67h nGsh .
do. No. 3. sc a677h: do. No. 4, G560
&c, car lots, for local trade. No. 9
yellow. 7im72 do, No. 3. yellow. 20
| a.
oats No. white. as@46ts: No. 3
white. Az Mi5
Butter---W, stern creamery extra
as nearby prints and fancy. 45M4s
Eggs Nearby extra, nrsts. 25is; do,
flrsts, 2ab western, extra. frsts.
25ia do. hrs,s. 24is fresh selected.
packed. 32M2f.
Cheese. steady; New York whole
milk fancy fats. held at 23d23h do.
fresh. 2i@22: freeh TO good. 5000:
longhorn. 1904: single daisies
held nj 23d23ia do. fresh, 22hm23.
Live poultry. Fowls eaaler not leg
horns. 26@3O do. leghorns,
epring chickens, not leghorns.
3l@35; young rosters. 2392j .
old roostors, 2OG2l: turkeys. 8oaf0;
ducks. white Pekin. 36M37. do. mixed
colorS. 3l@2G; muscovy. 24M26. geese
1899
Dressed poultry Spring turkeys.
fancy dry packed. 45@4s. do. Western
fancy. 4765O. fair 10 good. 40G0i9
old toms. 4OMi3, fowls fresh killed.
choice 10 fancy. 1894. DO. email
sizes. 2eRa2 roasting chici1ene, near
| by. 2iNSe; do. Western. 22035. broil-
ing chickens. nearby. 2f@3s do weat
ern. 22naf. old ROSTERS. 22@24;
ducks. fancy. s0I39 fair 20 good. 25N
81; geese. fancy, 9S@s5; fair to good
5000
Potatoes white. per hundredweigh
fancy, 1t0@225.
Flour soft whites straight. west
crn. 6 25Gp675. do. nearby. s.0OG 20
fard winter. straight. 700@79b: do
short patent. 785a7 To- spring hrs
clear. 9 oOm g 20. do. patent, soar 76
do. short patent. 7s5as so. fanc'
spring and city mills patent. famll
brand. egbGti0l5
HAY Timothy. No ?. ~ 00a2 % ~
do. Ma. }, 20ooG2i 90 sample. ls Ooa
1900. n1 grade. - 00Q 10 90. olova
mixed hay. light mixed. - Boa % 90
No :. mixed. % 00G2i 90
Hrsn Soft winter. in 100 poun,
sacks. 55o0@5too. De-. spring. SO
asa 90
Tallow Prime city. loose. So A.
special loose. az prime country. ~
edible. IN tleroes So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
FOUR SWEPT TO DEATH
IN HUGE ClOUDBURST
Property Loss OF $3.50, 900 Was
Caused by Heavy Rain at
Burlington, Kansas.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Burlington. 'kas., March 24--Fodr
persons were killed and property dam
age estimated AZ $4,000 was done ~
Burlington last night by a cloudburat
which flooded Rock Creek, and sent II
swooping down on the city without
warming.
The dead are Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
McUee, Henry Rsmsdell and Miss
Oletha Failing. Only tho body Of
Miss Failing had been recovered today
Nine persons reported missing last
night were found today TO be unhiirt.
Ten inches Of water fell last night
between FIVE o'clock ond midnight.
sending through the streets in the
business section streams which al
the crest ran 10 10 ~ feet deep.
For several blocks store fronts caved
in and about % homes were SWEPT
away. Much damage was done also
to stock and crops I'm this district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
TO HUNT FOR "WHAT is IT."
South American Scientist Will
Try to Capture Anachro-
nistic Creature in Lake.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Buenos Aires. Mar. a. Elaborate
arrangements for the capture or de-
struction OF the anachronistic creature
reported To have been seen In an An
dean lake cave have been made by the
expedition which IL TO leave here to-
night for Patagonia,
Tho members OF the party are MI
well armed, carrying elephant rifles
and lassoes. A quantity OF explosive les
also being taken, with which 60 mine
tho lake and thus scare out the mon
steIN-be Il plesosaurus, glyptodon or
mcgatherium, as variously reported.
Professor Onelli. head OF the ZOO.
who organized the expedition has di-
rected that. if IL falls TO find tho ami
NAL after six weeks search the party
shall proceed 20 other parts OF Patn-
gonla.
II am laughed at, but | am con-
WINGED that some large. strange ami
NAL exists In Patagonia. When Theo-
dore Roosevelt visited Argentina he
was presented with a fragment of hide
picked up I'm Patagonia with long hair
stlll attached TO g. The hide was n
half inch thick and curiously rein
forced beneath the surface with tiny
rods of bone. II must have belonged
TO some huge animal recently alive.
What was it?"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
LOCAL sKCURrTnS
Aeported Daily at Noon by Laird .
Co., du Pont BuUtfn1
APPROXIMATION WORK
Miss Ethel Richardson 10 Speak at
the High School Tonight.

Miss Ethel Richardsson. assista nj
superintendent OF public instruction
OF California. will speak in the com
munity room Of the High School to-
night. on the subject. THE Public
School in the Immigrant Community"
The lecture begins at S.15 o'clock and
Will Ire open TO the public.
Miss Richardson 10 visiting pubic
schools al over the country TO study
their systems OF immigrant education
FOR children and adults. She has spent
two days in Delaware visiting the
Amerlcanization courses. California
has been unusually successful in the
Specialization OF its public schools and
Miss Richardson's lecture will contain
many suggestions FOR local work. .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
PHILA. DRY AGENT GUILTY.
Four Barrels Of Wood Alcohol Used
In Suit.

Philadelphia. March 24--William r.
Headley. former prohibition enforce
ment agent nnd three co-defendapts.
yesterday were found guilty IN Fed
eral Court Of conspiracy 10 violate tho
volstead law by selling alcohol with
out permits. The other defendants
were Max Laupheimer. Conrad Good
man ana Clement Goodman. officers
~ the American Chemical Company.
Sentence was deferred
4 special government agent testified
he had posed as n prospective buyer
81 alcohol and that Headley arranged
70 sell him $40. 900 worth. -Four drums
Of alcohol were rolled into court ss
evidence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
ARMY WITHDRAWALS CHANGED.
Appropriation Biil Eliminates Pro,i.
Sion Recalling Men by July 1.

By Associated Iress 90 EVERY Evening
Washington. March 2a--Prnvisiona
OF the army appropriation hnl which
would have required tho Withdrawal
90 certain regular army troops from
china, Hawaii. the Panama Onal
Zone. aud Germany 10y July !. were
eliminated from the measure today
10y the House, motion 90 strike out
the section by Representative Rogers
Republican Massachusetts. being
adopted by. viva voce vote
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March - Cattle Receipts
5.UOu SLOW generally steady on ali classes
good yearllngs. SIS, best heavy steers
early. > 90. bulk beef steers 725 "A US
quahty plain. veal calves fairly active
mostly $50 500 - packers shippers
paid $50 10 1000 for choice hand weight
calves.
Hogs Receipts, q 900. market active:
better grade lighter weights steady Others
mostly steady 20 sc lower than yesterday :
average top. 1895. bulk. 975 10. 80 (:
pigs steady % strong bulk desirable 90 70
40 pounds. . IS "a y 90.
sheep Receipts. 1000: fat sheep and
Tat wooded lambs about steady. fat shorn
lambs strong 70 25c higher. top wooded
lambs 1870; no choice lights here
shoru. top. early. % wooded yearlings
1880. average las pounds: good lbs
pound shorn wethers 900. few head
medium wooded ewes. . 50 a 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
LEVY COURTMEN ON
TOUR OF INSPECTION

The Levy Court Commissioners, af-
ter visiting the Shallcross dam yes
terday, visited the Fenimore Bridge
over APPOINTMENTS creek. near Odes-
sa, which is In poor condition.
Built in 1906 on piling supports for
the abutments. these have settled, put
ting the draw out of commission.
AS the use Of the draw is necessary
for the navigation Of the creek during
the canning season by boats which
carry freight to and from the factories
steps must be taken to put the bridge
in working order, it is felt, and the
matter will have attention from the
Levy Court at an early date, it is ex-
pected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. March 24.-Charters we're filed
here yesterday as follows:
Rolling Stores Corporation. Dover, Del :
capital $4,000 900.
Joseph G Dougherty q Co. Philadelphia
Pa $3.50 OUO
American Leasehold Corporation, VIII
minston Del $4,000
Dependable Radio Corporation, New
J ork City; 100000.
American Hotels Corporation. Whining
ton. Del S4OO. 900.
Marblecrete Corporation. Pittsburg. Pa
$500. 600.
sheppard Machinery Co Dover. Del
500. 900.
Chiropractors' Defense Association, Inc.
Wilmington. Del. 100000
James :. MCCleary. Inc Philadelphia,
Pa 100000
Increase in capital OF Mutual Leian Assc-
citation Of MiddletoWn, Del. from 500 900
&C. 5 ODO.OOO
Corporal on 20 Ashland Securities Corpora
Son. New YORK CITY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
Zimmerman for Legislature.

Jacob Zimmerman has announced
that ne IS going 20 be "A candidate for
Representative from the Fourth rep
reese NATIVE district AT the fall election.
Mr.. Zimmerman Is well known
throughout the city and has always
been an active worker in tho inter
ests OF the Democratic Party. Some
years ago he Was member Of city
Council from the First Ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24

Joseph Nardo. aged - Years. Of 4o2
Weat Second street and Miss Teresa
Niah. aged Is ycara. ~ 407 West Sec
ond street we're married yesterday
afternoon by Mayor f,eRoy Harvey
In his ONCE in city Hail. The giri's
father end her uncla were witnesses
NJ the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24

Edmund $. Hellings has been elected
n member Of the vestry q 81. An
drew's Episcopal Church 20 MI the
vacancy caused by the death 81
Charles J. Kent The vestry has sent
a letter Of coincidence 10 Mr. Kents
family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24

y EN'777777-'-' ~ : - y I-F'TN f.FfuThc-
Washington. March 2s-An In
vestigation has been instituted by the
Interstate Commerce Commission. ac-
condlng TO announcement today. into
the reasonRbleness OF practically all
rates on coal IN the western port.on ~
the United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..

ny Assooisted Press 20 Every Evening
New York. March 24.-liberty bond
quotations at noon: Three and a
hairs. e;.96: first -. $500. hid: Gee
ond IS. o. 50. bid. first AIS. $3.50:
SECOND as, 97.96. third as. 99.26.
fourth AS. $3.50. Victory ass. 100
90, Victory 49,. 100 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
Republican Women Must.

The Republican Women's CITY Com
mittee, OF which MIR. Donald s Ash
brook IS chairman. held an executive
meeting az s2S Shipley street last
night, preliminary - preparing for
the coming year's work. No important
business was transacted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
Morris Bank Dividend.

The Wilmington Morris Plan Bank
900 Shipley street. at It's regular meet
ing held March q. declared quar-
terry dividend OF N per cent to all
stockholders Of record March %, pay
a BILE on April l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
BANk pErOsTTORs IN Run.
ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening.

Chicago. Mrsrch ga special de,a Il
% twenty-five police. armed with
r.f'es was called upon today 10 con
troll thousands " pcNsons who beAogcd
the Northwestern Trust and Savings
Bank TO withdraw their deposits fol
lowing a false rumor that the con-
d.tion OF the institution was unstable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
BANK STATEMENT
FARMERS Rank

FARMERS BANK
OF the State Of Delaware at Dover. VII
mington and Georgetown in the state OF
Delaware at the close Of business on
March 10, 1922
RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts ... 1859 1888 60
Investments Including pre-
miums on bonds ... -. 5.72O.7ol 3s
Banking house Including
furniture and fixtures ..- $50 226. p
Other real estat owned ...... lis, 347. 81
Due from banks. .............. I5S, 1863. 81
Lawful reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank or other re-
serve agents ..................... 49,. Os7. rs
Checks andother cash items 5.97I 80
Exchanges for clearing house Il. 500. SO
Cash on hand ........... ........ 1904 80
Other resources ................ 233o5. IS
Total resources. ...... sfO423 1913 %
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In .......S O.OOO. 90
surplus ................ AIS 900. 90
Undivided Profits Ness ex-
penses and taxes paid ..... 269 o54 81
Reserve for Depreciation 1871 .S34 81
Due TO all banks ..... 47,s52 SO
Individual Deposits VtnClud-
ing Postal SAVINGS .......... s.e4s,6 SIS
Total liabilities ............ sl0.42 $50 %
state of Delaware. County of Kent. S.
/ Walter Morris. Cashier for the Cashiers
OF the above named corporation. do
soiemnly swear that the above statement
Is true TO the best OF my knowledge and
belief
WALTER MORRIS. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn To before me this
18TH day of March. 1922
GEORGE f. DAWSON,
Notary Public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24

II what you want isn't offered on this
classified page today, telephone an ad
OF your OWL. ADV,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24
REHOBOTH. DEL.
BELHAVEN HOTEL
Rehoboth Beach, Del.

Has opened for the season Of 1922,
and ~ now making reservations for the
Faster HOLIDAYS
Spring IN Rehoboth is the most de-
lightful time Of all the year.
Make your reservations early. Ameri-
can plan. NJ G. Barnett, owner and
proprietor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-24

ATLANTIC cry. n. L

westminster Eievnsor 70 street PR.
vsto bAbs. running water. A. v. Kopp.
owner and prop. Cpen Ill year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-10
Niles Is Ty Cobb of Net World

Nat Niles, Of Boston. IS the Ty
Cobb Of the tennis world
For Is years Cobb has been a
topnotcher in the batting records OF
the American league.
For Is years Nat Niles has been
reckoued as one OF the greatest %
the American tennis players.
In 10 OF the I3 years ne has starred
on the courts he has 10 times been
ranked I'm the first 10.
II is remarkable record or con-
sistency and retention OF near
championship form that has been
surpassed by only one other Ameri-
can. the famous William A. Larncd.
Larned is generally regarded as
one Of the greatest players OF all
time For 19 years he was rated
among the first 10 players. He held
the national championship on eight
different occasions. Larned starred
from 1892 to 1911.
Niles has never won a national
title. but he hsa always extended the
champions 10 the limit. and beaten
them in many tournaments other
than the nationals.
Niles first broke into the charmed
circle Of the First Ten" in 1905.
He was placed eighth that year.
Since then he has been fourth ON
one occasion, fifth on another, sixth
hve times, eighth one, ninth once
and tenth once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-10
DETROIT MAY NOT
GET GRAND CIRCUIT
Stewards Do Not Look Favor.
ably on Applications for
Membership.

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 9.-PrOs-
poets Of Grand Circuit racing in the
vicinity of Detroit this season did
not appear very bright Monday
night. Although nothing definite
was given out. interviews with the
stewards showed the majority not
in favor OF granting dates 10 the
Kenilworth park management. It
also was said that the application OF
the Detroit Driving club, which had
planned TO race at Devonshire, was
received too late.
The Devonshire and Kenilworth
tracks are situated at Windsor. Ont,
across the river from Detroit
The annual meeting OF the Grand
Circuit stewards opened today with
the rules and schedules committees
in formal session. The results of
the meetings were not announced.
pending action by the stewards IN
executive session in the afternoon.
The only official information given
out Monday was that Lexington will
not eurtail its meeting 10 one week.
as has been reported. Lexington
viii continue its two weeks racing
card and also It's past program rela-
tive 10 futurltles and valuation OF
stakes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-10
Six Major League Clubs to
Train in Lone Star State

NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Many
changes marked training camp plans
Of both major leagues today Nine
big league teams decided upon new
locatios for their spring workouts
Texas viii entertain six teams this
year, Florida has lured four clubs
while Arkansas and Louisiana drew
two major OUTFITS each and Georgia
and California one apiece.
Connie Mack has decided 20 take
his Athletics 20 Eagle Pass, on the
Mexican border. The Giants will &C
10 san Antonio and the Yankees VIII
90 10 New Orleans. The Braves
have changed 10 81. Petersburg, Fla.
while the Phillies have shifted 20
brand new training center. Leesburg,
Fla.