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New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE OF REDEMpTION.


To holders of Victory notes and others
cOncerncd
Notice Is hereby given as follows:
1Call for redemption OF 3a4 Fer cent
Victory notes.-All Of tho 81. per cent
series Of United States OF America convert
!bl. Gold Notes OF 1s22-1923, otherwise
Hnown as 3A Per cent Victory Notes. are
hereby called for redemption June Is,
1929. pursuant to tho provision for re-
demptton contained in the Notes and In
Treasury Department circular Rambler 1873,
dated April q, 1919, under which the Note.
we're originally issued. Interest on all
Victory notes Of the 3$l per cent series
will cease on said redemption date June
I6, 1929.
2--Suspension aud Termination Of Vic.
tory note conyersion privilcse.Fn view Of
the call for the redemption OF all 50. per
cent Victory notes on June is. 1922, and
pursuant to the provisions OF said Treas
uIy Department circular number 1873 the
privilege OF conversion Of Victory notes o:
either series into Victory. notes of the other
9. 1892, to June Is, 1922. both Inclusive
snd on June 15. 1929. will terminate. Vic,
tory notes accordingly cease to be inter
convertible, effective February 9. 1929. and
on and after that date no conversions OF
the notes may be made.
a--Detailed Information as to the nr.s
ssntation s, and surrender Of "a per cent
Victory notes for redemption Is given in
Treasury Depa rtmcnt circular number 277
dated February 8. 1922, copies Of which
are available at the Treasury and the Fed.
era Reserve Banks
4. W MELLON
Secretary Of tie Treasury. FEB. o. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
PROPOSALS j
STATE or NEW YORK
OFFICE or SCPERINTENDE\ on
PUBLIC WORKS,
AIEt\N


sealed nroposnIs I'm be yeco,v.d BY ths
undcrsls nod a, hs orlcc In The Cepiio, At
Albany \ Y. un,l twelve o'clo,l noon OF
-rue,dav Ma e. ioYe at which ptace and
hour they Win be publicly opcncl and read
FOR tho coustruction OF Barge canal tor.
tor rs of tho Laws of 1oii aud amends
atory laws ana Chapter 400 of tho Laws OF
TERNIlNAI CONTRACT NO 133
For constructive an extension to tho Barge
canal terminal freight shed on Pler %, West
63d street North Rivor New York City
Contract plans. sheet. to 10. inclusiye
Plane may hs soen and detailed spocifloa
nSnHs tor "a oi AMY bonJs
rennired and other Information for proposers
may be had at tho once Of tho superin-
at the ONCE Of tho Assistant Superintendcnt
Of Public Works for the Middle Division ct
Syrpcuse n Y. a. the Office OF ne Assist-
ant Surerinten1ent OF Pubic Norkp Tor the
Wsstern division at Rochester \. Y.: az the
off1ces of the Superintondent ~ Public
Works. Erie Hssn terminal. BuHalo. \. y.
Nov York CITY
Ejuenrint ronies Of mans will no Furnished
recent al his Office in the Telephone Build
ing Alhanv n Y OF payment Mt tho rate
OF rfteen cents N6c> por sheet Refund viii
not be made TOR any hIuepriuts which may bo
returneG
Monthiv estimates will be paid OF ninety
NOV ,,r,,,r, 700 mr. cenn of tbe ,rorlr done
a. tho Contrar, nricn 1Iverv nroposal for
"a, vYorL n,ua, bo sccompanicd hv a none
denosU in the form, Of a draft or certified
chnc, unon son1e good banking institution
in tho CITY Of Albany or New York. issued
nv a patfonal or state banl4 or trust com
nan, in sooi credit ,yIthlr tha atato and
nnvebln nf strht to the SupnrInteudert Of
puhiic Works for ~. Der conturn % per
cont, or tho amount Of tie DvonosHl
The nerqon uhosn uronosal shall be nc
centn3 r.uI be rnn:,ired 10 execute a con
tract and furnish bonds within ten davs
WON, ,Ln data Of notice or award ieliverod
10 hin, o- tber in ncrson ar mailed tn the
address eyivon ,,1 ~, -ronosa1
1-nos nsv.ru,ior or the rontract aud an
,-oy.l ~ ton7s ,ha cert,rad checl or ,rnrt
Ill, y, -, 49, nronos,r w,Ias. .ha
W 80 ..u ha,,o hoop nresented for coIisc,ion
nr;nr ~ such ti1ne IN which ca.e tho amount
~ ~ ti1. 5eno.i+ Vii no rofmnded h, the Ei,ner-
Int.ndent ~ Tuh,lo works
~, dann.1a ~ hiddsr. otL.r tb,, ~.
An, % pp'n,, ,ha oward ~ ron,rsrt .hsil
W. nodo Vii be rc,,,rnad iu,modiatelv sfier
'''T rhe honfi va rsnI,ircd FOR the faithful, ner
tno,no ~ ~ coTtr.r. sb,I Lo l1 arcl,
aoi a ,,, Wv e.d h +i7o Sune.irtsn1a,,
- p'I,,o M WorIos u'hirS s,t,, XII not ha
>nss tha .,,,, ,entr ,.r rnn,yn' 30 nor contG
nF tba ' a., i,,,staG oost ., thn work orcord,ng
- % W. NJ on.,, nrtoo ma d5it{nno77
ho75 ,-,o,ir 90 .hc I.Ior ho,a f., No enr,
~ .',,r, (,n or centI -, ,ha omo'nt
- w., p.;,,oi ~ I'' pe .ha ,.ol [nrJ;,,
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~ ,'t, VI ,,ot .t n1r,. ,Iu ,. , .'II
securE WA. tne Coy cTn'rao,I1 W P+y m r a1'I
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New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Agree ON Bill for Fed.
Trade Gorpor,,;ocFal

WASHINGTON, Aprii o., IN Chin,
tion authorizing speSisi ~.-laY,,.
porations to do busin.ss g., sdsrs'ss.' -.
certain income tax .r.ror., ~ Chin, y. ".
agreed 10 by Senate p.'on s1a ha ha
feroncsa on the oririnai n%o Hon. y. '.a
resentatiVe Dyer, ReonbI'.nii niil a r.
d00 "Der .'ob "A conference r.Dors si'tsIf s,t
o@y, GA ,s sbGn e.. SPECIAL corporatio,s tS, sa t.
ig i1o p[p"to,te9 10 from engaging !, WI
bsSo 'pe or lcos'd' Insurance bnsaes, sst n b.,
revocable by This goveTr,,ey-'1Te y.,,,'
conduct Of their sg.i'n'oent for NJ n
the China trade coroor,.; % Recor1, :.
formed ip tna DlstriCctV CV' s,,ons to /.
would bo public and thei, ., Colgs,
used by reg strar IN ~ sa1n su,,.
partmsnt- Prepayment -, osats !,
Of their capital stock .Iso T.. ,1as-'oar.
provision. '" Is snos,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

obligations, IL was understood. bv Of
fer1ng Of Canadian railroad bond. here.
Tho operation In 1916 comprised the
nrst occasion upon which the Domin-
lon government resort.d to this mar
ket IN meeting Its financial needs. Ex-
elusive Of Canadian government in
ternal Issues and Of Canadian railroad
issues, guaranteed by the government.
which arc held in large amount by
American investors, the Domirjon's
outstanding debt in the United Statss
10 $4,000 600
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Prices Irregular,
But Tone Steady
In Curb Trading
ProGt-Taking and Other Re-
actionary Tendencies Well
Absorbed. and Changes
Arc Generally Small

Rcsctionary tendencies. associated
with traders profit taking, marked
trading or the curb market yesterday,
but offerings were we'll absorbed and
changes at the close were relatively
small.
Standard on Of Indiana, Cities Serv-
Ice and Mexican Seaboard held steady,
while Maracaibo. Fensland and other
low-priced issues scored gains. Fans,
lands advance to above Id followed
announcement of favorable production
Developments, increasing output. sea-
board yielded or profit taking.
Radio COMMON was active and WORKED
up to Az while Eastman Kodak. Ph'I'p
Morris and other industrials ruled firm
Bon Alaska Mining moved back TO Its
previous high price on earnings re
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

ton with capitalization equivalent to
81 900 900 to operate three small plants
which arc owned in Germany. a small
refinery. It was stated yesterday, may
also be constructed. George Mahana.
G.. NJ. Mofat and j. W. Fisher, di-
rectors Of Corn Products, are also on
the directorate Of the new German com
pany. Mr. Mofet, vice president, is ex~
pected TO ssl this week for the pur-
posa Of q stndV Of German condLtIOns.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Business Troubles

city Of n Keystone Type
nwsH. 5ohn TT weul e, a, '''''''
podss AIv,r.-c coasins ct al e.. 49,. i.sss
Drysr. JIo,ephcc1 J Radley. l944.;;I,
Dorset. Earle p j Robertson
Druhin. samuel: Michael pruubin
, Levy ct al ......u. u.....: ........ 1,os6.2a
Mirror Co)--H W williams CO,
same--sarn. ................... Sss77
e Z 'ssEn, ousrIss cotDN.t.onal sure. '''S
Einhorn. Jacoe lRoyai c.1p.nter 'A'''
so..r.Es,s sn: Gensr.i =. ContFaotor"-t .,...
Evento0, Mas Goveiicx e. al. 1855
Epstefn, Hyrnan-H Goldberg &C.. 1870
Empire Equipment Co, Inc ~
Eresour, Dorothy or s.elye-Lasu- ~
=, tcrstein, inc :......:........ 1nsse
Fntorain samuAl-L Eorelk... lo635
FITZGERALD. Frank Brodenick
Lelly Tire and Rubber Co. Inc. 5000
Freedcnthai. Benjamin, and Ace
HiSh Knit Wear Co-Fifth Ave
. nue. and Twenty sixth Street Co 477se
r1rrssnsn 1rr, Geo T-G " Storm ct Al 1852
"eichselbaum ................ 1855
rsIsa IT, w $s:esi5SiaB Dss9.as.: sss,ss ss,ss
goldsmith, Charies-National Cash
GreeSseTs. 10. - Bena.n.ky '''''
Golden. Ma. istaiYord wor,tea 1881
- COT 4 Shaw & Co (costN s1ese
Goldman. Louis O. Goldman CoN
Hlrsch. Aora ham F t;;brs,,.:r' 95s'So "a 40
Nershko witz Nathan. and Morr,s 0-S'0V
Rosoft-H GitNn .........,... 1880
Jeather Gabriel G--Irand Cen
tral Printers and stationcrs
HG,rsria.: ,Ron,ualdo, John an; V'''
richard Doe-New York Manu-
Hsut, MasN% rsas F,.s ct s;.'.' 1'sos's2 81
Hsrcy. Clra E--N X YounE isi "a
Htrsch, Abraham and Iou,s
A N Rau a"u LOUIS ,ksaf
Haesin, Ben Ali-BlscA, starr q
Frosy ............... 1860
Heymsn, Jennie - Morris Plan
90 New YORK .............. 11s7e
HEprrlnston' Leigh "-tecouver
fress GO. Inc, nc.,.............. 6Is.T6
schnt'z-r Co, 1uc--C,ar-
u iase Ma,nofacturinE co, Inc, 59l.7o
79!.h'an Orinoco Realty
,isb' N ...:.... $3.50
iSns7' 1,'r.l' NeseT-M Sp;on - al. l&o.5 ID
ui.cbI. tlGc,r.c Fixture Co....:-;.:..... 1855
''T{s@r,. Ns-Tis 'qIn on, a"o N:''iAm
Haiperin. tIarr \ C.tia,-.. s3oa
H5me Fi-e ana Ms-tne f1ss go, e. a. loS2i
Hsnteon. Maur're "a nersinan. les.ls
Jones CS Ciroso osh faTE ond ya.,o,a; lHso
Jacoby, Munteli " VI e's sojo,,o, jo,,' 1'Soeeo
Krauss, Hermen. and Eys Crn.. 4'1's'eA
stein ct al o"op'-N N0'n- .sso
K&.z Hyman-Manhattsn Imh-, ''0'f"
cants Co Inc .... 1,,oc
krahan. 1da-A Hoffman . 19i a.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Days Netr Issues

An issue OF $40 100000 Empire Gas
and Fuel Company hrstand refuucug
convertible l5-ycar gold bonds, series
"a is being offered to-day at es l-2
and accrued interest, to yield more
than I.eo per cant to maturity. The
syndicate offering tn. bonds consists
Of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Hallgarten &
Co, Goldman, Sachs & Co.. Lehman
Bros, J. 4 W. Seligman 4 Co, Spen-
Ger. Trask { Co, Cassatt & Co.. z. II.
Rollins & Co. Ladenburg, Thamann 4
Co., W. A. Hartman & Co, Central
Trust Company of Illinois. Union Trust
Company, Of Chicago, and the Anglo
LondonPars Company, of San Fran
cisco.
The Firet National Bank, Brown
Brothers & Co, EldridSc & Co, kis-
sci. kinnicutt & Co. and J. s. Hippcl
Co. arc offering at prices to yield
41o per cent new issue of s3,503, 900
City Of Newark AZ per cent bonds
due 1923-l961. Proceeds of the issue
are to be used for Port Of Newark i'm
provement, public buildings. water,
Passaic Valley sewer, school. street
aud bridge, and fire apparatus pur-
poses.
Eldredgc & Co.. Stacy & Braun and
Kissel Kinnicutt & Co. are offering to
yiclds Ass per cent a new issuc OF
$3.50 900 City of Roanoke. Va. thirty
year AZ per cent bonds. Proceeds arc
TO be applied to school, street improve
ment aud fire purposes. The syndi-
cate was awarded the Issue at l00.41.
n. L. Allen e. Co. and B. J. Ban In
gen e. Co. are offering s16o,26 Borough
Of Essex Falls, \. j., per cent elec-
trio light and water plant bonds, duo
1923-l96o, TO yield 450 per cent.
A new issue Of $4,000 City Of Cam
den, N. j.. A1a per cent school bonds,
due 1923 1885, is being offered to-day
at prices to yield 40 per cent BY East
man, Dillon & Co., and Eldrcdge e.
Co.
Dillon, Read & Co. offered and sold
yesterday at lol and interest, to yield
about 7.4o per cent, new Issue Of
81 100000 FIRST (closed> mortgage IF
teen year 7'a per cent bonds Of the
Bay Sulphite Company, Ltd, Canada.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Foreign Bonds
Financial Items

Jtseph A Flynn, asslstan. secretarv Al,
sne..,. sns tsw YORK Trust Company, Will BE- as -
Watson = 70 Ce eenerS1 partner OF George H
Stock Exchange. o" Aorh
Tho New York CoFe. and Sugar Ex.
ehanse membership Of julie. Macs was sold
x.5oO. t'oH oc'hs
Parrish 4 Co, members OF tho Nav york
stock Exchange. have moved their officas
to the ninth floor OF the Cunard building.
20 Broadway.
L. H Allen and Samuel W. Clark h.v.
recently Joined tho sales orsanization Of
Harvey Fish e. Sons "a
Charles H. LoushmAn formerly of ss,-
mon Brothers & Nutzer. 10 now assoc,ated
YIN eloane. Poll d Co. IN their railroad
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

The first name ia that Of the debtor, ,he
second that of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed
II N Weill Co-FortuOa Widows
e. Orphans Fund; Aug II. 1917 s157.a5
Baunert. Frank j, ct al--H r Van
ssntvoord Apr IS. l920. 225.3l
same-M Malkin ct al; Dec g.
Glacken. VIM is A Wh!r,en; 1V'''
Apr Is, 1922. o1S2h
Fechter, Ben1amin--J Gard
ner Nov 8, 1915 ............ lossg
Mcclure. Walter G - r Mernpo-
teng; Apr IL, 1929 ........ l5271
City Of n Y-Henry Fox Con
struction Co. Mar II, 1929. 100000
Same--Same: Mar II, 1922 . $4,000
Same-C II r C Peokwor,h.
Inc; Jun. ls, 1872! :....: :..:..' 7,57o.ss
Neura Paper Co and Joseph 0atti
Collin. Fox Co, 1no; Apr g.
eand.i. Joseph and Samuel . s 'S'''S
Lachman ct Al; Nov 9. 1e,1.... se7I.ss
81. 1922 (v.ca!ed) ........... A7sl.2s
Rosenstein. Alfred B--H Bauman;
Matusl aen. p prost ,st' Realty CO -- NJ Ss''''
Hansen, Matthew J-s y Carr ''''
ct al; Nov IL. 1890 ......., 1os.eo
Mutual PROFIT Realty Gov n
O'Connor; Sept 8. 1917 ...... eba7i
same-M z Brown; Dec -, 1915 i.s27se
same-W T Fishbough; Mar 8,
san1e~M [. sleyton; Nov IL. ISIS s.sssss ssssss
Agoste M!llboard co Watson
sttllism Coz Apr II. 1s1s..... 1894
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

chascs the concentrates resulting from
tho treatment of 900 tons of ore day.
and operations on that basis were re-
sumed in January.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
KINGDOM OF BELGIUM
To Holders of The Kingdom of Belgium 25Year External Go
Redeemabe Bonds issued under Loan Contract date

Of
Kingdom of Belgium
Banker $z3oo0
the of
Article
undersigned Bankers sddY
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD


Detroit, Mich. April 4. 1912
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
The Michigan Central Railroad Company.
tor tho election OF Directors and three In
epectors or the next election. and for the
lawfully be brought before the meeting.
VIII be held at tho principal office Of tho
company. Room 800, Michigan Central
Terminal Building. in tho City of Detroit.
MichiGan, on the First Thursday after the
rirst Wednesday (beins the 4th day) Of
NAY 1922. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Eastern
Standard Time.
The Poll shall DO open at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and continue open for one hour.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
Ed" ARD F. STEPHENSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
virginia Iron Loss Increases

The quarterly report Of the Vir9'nla.
Iron. Coal and Coke Co, for tho period
ended March 81, 1922, showed net loss OF
ssl ,Od7, utter interest, taxes, etc, com
pared with net loss Of 1883 in the
preceding quarter, and net income OF
S47l,356, or $d.7l share earned on
tbe $4,000. 900 capital stock in the
Corresponding quarter in 1921 The
income account for the three months
showed gross earnings Of S6b,62o, com
pared with $G33.738 in the correspond
in. pcriod in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
judgments Filed

The following judgments were hisd yes
t.rday; the Nrst name being that of the
oebtor.
Americus Bottlers Publishing Co
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

sales open. HlEh. Low LAel'
llAoo OIL o, InI ~" az. g.. aes ss" sss ss'-
90 Vacuum Oh eos <oe suo H"o
10 y ashlnE ton Oh 20 ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES

AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO So
Dividend OF &loo per share (2rO ON
the Common Stock has been declared, pay
able May 18TH 1922, to holders of record
at the close of business April 2s Io22.
The transfer books Will not be closed
GEO. H. DANFORTH. Secretary.
New York, April -. 1864
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

Corn Products Co. in Germany
The Corn Products Refining Co.'S
psny has organized German corpora
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Dividends

Pay holders
Kate Per!od able OF rec.
w Bufosiae.s 80 Q 3uHS i Me- 40
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Comfy

The Hrst name ia that OF the debtor, Che
econd that of the creditor. and date when
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
Bucketeer Gives Tip;
Cash Tips Come Back

THE bucket shops of New
York have invaded the oper-
ating forces of some of the
larger hotels, and in one or two
instances h ave succeeded in
hooking" the entire force, it was
disclosed yesterday.
The process was begun by a
bucketeer who dined frequently at
one of the biggest hotels in the
city. He tipped his waiter law
ishly, finally interested him in an
opportunity" to make money, and
soon had all the walters pay and
tips coming into his own pocket. A
Z slight showing of profits soon re-
suited in virtually the entire staff
Of walters becoming patrons of
that mans bucket shop.
In the same hotel the same
scheme was worked upon the bar
Der shop force.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

that while the bucketing concerns go
into business on a shoestring. make a
killing" and get away. II they avoid
prosecution. the legitimate broker. whose
service to the community Is beyond
question, not only has much capital in
vested and a large overhead, but in
variably suffers from the lack Of public
confidence after the bucketeer has de-
parted from the field.
Assistant District Attorney Jerome
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

Simmons worked all OF yesterday going
through the books of concerns against
which complaints have been made and
new cases will be presented to the Grand
Juries to-day by Mr.. Simmons and As
sistant District Attorney Schneider. IL
is anticipated, too. that within a day or
so, some of the bucket shop cases will
be moved for trial. so that the week
promises TO be an active one in the
campaign against stock frauds.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

reputable brokerage houses. II was
agreed that II would be an admirable
thing to support the Consolidated Ex-
change in its investigation. which Is
progressing quite rapidly, but 1t was
also found that the situation is SO COM
plicated and involved at present that
it will take several meetings and much
discussion before any worth while sug-
gestions can be worked out.
1t was pointed out at the meeting
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
Fleeing Methods Varied.

The methods of the bucket shop in
Fleeing citizens of distant places are
as varied as the methods used locally.
of which the complaints to Joab H..
Banton, District Attorney of New York
county, and the indictments by the
Grand Juries recently have supplied
such Illuminating samples.
OF course, 1t must be borne in mind
that the bucket shops Sucker list" Is
not confined to New York city, but in
cludes prospects in all parts of the
country. Remember also that the long
distance telephone and the telegra oh
wires are used almost as freely as the
local telephone. Telephone bills not in
frequently run into thousands of dol
lars a month. The heavy expense is
Offset by the fact that when that re-
course is re,iorted to It usually is in
an effort to bring down big game.
Now, add to this equipment the bucket
shops travelling salesman, and you are
ready to get down to business.
While the letter subtly fiattering the
prospect and limiting at inside informa-
ton which the broker has at all times
on tap is used upon the out of town
prospect just as In New York city, the
telephone is not used so much, except
to rush a prospect into action. The
prospects suspicious having been put
TO sleep and his cupidity aroused, the
telephone is called suddenly into serv-
ice some morning.
The manufacturer or merchant in
some distant town is surprised and
flattered when he is Unexpectedly in
formed that New York is calling on
the telephone. lie answers the call
usually not without a feeling of i'm
portance, and is informed that big
pool is Just forming for deal which
will result in a killing" The broker
is anxious that he share In the big and
quick profits, but he must "act
quickly" There Is no8 a moment to be
Evening star., 1922-03-12
GIBBONS IS FAVOR|TE
FOR FIGHT WITH GREB
BY FAIR PLAY.

NEW YORK, March 11.-Betting on
the Gibbons-Greb fight, which takes
place Monday night at Madison
Square Garden, has been growing
brisk and it is interesting to note
that the shrewdest are drawing
down the odds until today you hear
Of to 5 on the st. Paul walloper.
Other bets of to have been record
ed. but not in large sums and not
by EXPERTS. Even money is offered
that Greb will go the distance, and
there are takers on this basis.
Gibbons is in splendid shape. He
has the clear ruddy face of the man
who has been frisking with the cold
winds of the northwest lumber re-
gions and. Is full of pep. His one
trouble has been with sparring part
ners, who have insisted after two
or three days Of pounding that Glib
bons pull his blows a bit. This, Glib
bons feels. has not been conducive to
the best sort of preparation for his
hardy rival. Greb, on the other hand,
has had at least two men, Bradley.
the welter. and Pat Walsh, upon
whom he could lavish blows
Eddie Kane, who manages Tommy.
does not think that Greb's style will
bother his fighter. He admits that
the first one or two times a fighter
goes against Greb he is puzzled, but
after that tho Pittsburgh dynamo is
an open book. He cites the case OF
jeff Smith, who was twice beaten by
Greb, but after that was always able
to hold his own.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
NAVY GRAPPLERS SCORE
OVER PENN STATE MEN

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, March IL
Navy wrestlers proved too strong for
the Penn State matmen here today.
winning six out of the seven bouts
with total score of 90 to ;.
Capt Watson scored the only points
for State when he pinned Ttmberlake
of Navy. to the mat in the 115-pound
class. 1t was the first time thatsPenn
State matmen have been defeated a.
home since wrestling became a recog-
nized sport at the Nittany institution.
Summary:
l15-pound class-Capt. Watson, Penn State.
threw Timberlake, Navy, with han-Nelson and
crotch hold, In minutes and seconds.
125pound class-Wilson. Navy. won decision
over Buscaglia. Penn State. in minutes.
135,pound class.Adell. Navy. won decision
over Evans, Penn State. in minutes.
145-pound class-Ericsson. Navy. won de-
cision over Parks, Penn State, in minutes.
15S.pound class-Smith, Navy, won decision
over Wetzel, Penn State. in 3 minutes.
115-pound class-Capt- Lewis. Navy. threw
Everett, Penn State. with the head and chan
Gerry hold. in IS seconds.
Heavyweight Wiedorn, Navy. woa
decision over Runser, Penn state. in 0 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
CUNTS FAVOR
| FOUR-C|Ty LEAGUE PLAN

A basket ball league. including
teams from Washington and three
Maryland cities to begin operations
next winter. Is heartily indorsed by
prominent auints here. Aioysius
Club and the Yankees are ready to
and should the circuit be formed
another team probably would be or
eanizcd here St Andrews Athletic
Association, three-time Maryland in
dependent champion. of Baltimore.
is backing the plan. Other Balti-
more quintS and Frederick and An
narolis organizations have announced
they would join such a league.
Nnnkees and yagabOnds are to
clash at the Coliseum this afternoon.
A preliminary. starting at 3 o'clock,
will be played between the Circles
and the Yosemites.
y. VI. II. A. teams Of Washington
and Baltimore, are to be opponents
on the Palace floor this afternoon.
Their game will follow one that is to
get under way at }.
Emblem Juniors pointed the way
to ST. Stephens in 32-to-15 game
at Peck gymnasium.
Minute Man Athletic Club chal-
lenges any efghty-pound team. For
Wakter Thornton. 1925 18th street.
Trinity Athletic Club beat the
Georgetown Prep Juniors. 38 to II.
leary, Trinity forward, made six
field goals
Rover quint disposed of the First
Baptists. in a 34-to-7 game. Hufty
and Colvin scored heavily for the
victors.