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The New York herald., 1922-08-25
BROOKLYN AUCTIONEER
SHOT DURING QUARREL
Morris Morsher in Hospital
With Wound in Side.

Morris Morsher 3s, an auctioneer. liv-
ing at 1877 Alabama avenue. Brooklyn,
Is In Gouverneur Hospital with bullet
wound in his left side.
Morsher said he had quarrel over
money with man last night in front OF
101 Forsyth street, which resulted in his
opponent drawing a revolver and shoot
ing him. The police are seeking the man.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
PLAN HARLEM sTRUCTuRE.

! two story building covering the
h,o~- front on the east side OF Twelfth
avonue between i25th street and =.
Claire place is to be built BY Dwight
p. Robinson & 90. for the Twelfth
Avenue Realty Company, subsidiary
Of a sulphur concern, which VIII use
the building for storage purposes. Ihe
mans estimate the cost at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25

View York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C., Ang. -.
These navy orders were made public to-
day.
Fairfield, Commander Arthur p, to u. s.
s. Argonne
Mccullough, Capt y. e., 10 district medi-
cal officer Third Naval district.
Seaman. Commander William, to Z. s. s.
CheNink.
Frclsen. Lieut. Commander Raymond H..
to X. 81, San Francisco.
Howell. Lieut.. Commander q. H., to aid
TO commandant Third Naval district
Avery Lieut.. Lyman O., TO ". =. s. Me-
vada
Davis, Lieut.. Ward r.. To Naval Academy
Dickinson, Lieut.. Haldcn r., to q. $. g.
Pittsburgh.
Eldredge. Lieut.. Hugh O.. TO Naval Aced-
emy.
Emerson. Lieut.. Arthur T.. to Naval
Academy.
Csilemoro. Lieut.. BOY T., TO U. s. S. R-ia
Rutedge, LIout. Paul w. TO u. s.. San
Francisco,
shock. Lieut. Thomas NJ. to u. S. s. Cali
fofnia.
Bruckshaw, Lieut.. Henry a. ~, to u. s. S.
Relief.
Herman. Lieut. George O.. to q, s. s.
Florida.
Kaien. Lieut.. HAIRY H.. to Naval Academy
Marsh. Lieut.. verKil H.. TO Hampton Roads
West, Lieut.. Marcus H., to navy yard
Mare Island.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
LOAN FOR / BROADWAY.
MetropoIitnn Places 100000 on
RemodeIed Building.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has advanced a loan OF s5oo.ooo
on the remodeled home OF the Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine Company, a'
broadway. formerly the Washington
Building.
The loan is made to the Ne. Broad
wav Corporation. holding concern Tor me
International. and runs till May J, 1850.
II bears interest at the rate OF per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
TENEMENT HOUSE SALES.

r. v. ,'escia & Co. resold to the sam
uel Bernstein Realty Corporation the
two six and a half story tenements S29
TO Ss5 East Forty-nnth street. slxlu'
The property contains seventy apart
nents OF three and four rooms each
and was held at 100000 Pierre s. Gold
on were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
Fire Record

~ Loss.
+ 4 $50 Washington e., Booth g.,
pEyossrsy Tlyn@s and ssth st.. ta,lcst, sHN"o
9o-5s w b5th a.: unknown. .Trii,,ina ing
! 5o-l7s Proo,nc A., wsarever over
a.,s-loo Glia oH,i 10Th sy.. Eicbo,oniy wipins
Materials 90. =. .......t.t-. stnkNoWh
s.oo-2Ts h burnside ay.. The nronx,
sscI,T g9hpo~p e Iosih 81. Louis Pulor,
q sss w. Ioo,n st,, unknown. Unknown
e.aa-~ls4 p. $50 a., William H..
ess--ss zoe. E.,sx ST.. Theodore Luksn-
hot ...............s.s...,. Unknown
Il sc-iio L. is5,h 81, charles weis.
. ,s-ts9 toN'L Lincoln av, The Bronx. -
1f5-ss w. isa,h a., unknown. . y. unEnewn
2 ar West i3nth. n, unknown Unknown
3S0-7qth =. and 1st av., nutono-
425~i4a East i7ist st.. The Bronx.
vacant lot ..............,.......N None
i;5o-wes,ehsster and Trinity sys.
The Bronx, billboard; Mer-
chants Advertising Co. Unknown
bi5-Thrd nv. between 1871 and
ii8th sta. unknown. ..... Unknown
eeo-I Great Jones st., Karp Bros
25-a5s Greene ST.: A. Rosen. Unknown
1.oo-ss 1ith av., unoccupled un-
-7,ss-isss sSs sa ay. n wishasy Unknown unsnown
au,orneblis; G. steward .,... .Trining
s;2S--is5 West se,h -; Phadkn
e;so7 l.i orch.ra st.. Leo Asrsrns.
io.o5--is East 5oih st., Hs,son som
nasrs ..,.......~..s........ UNKNOWN
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AFRICA MARU tJap), from Hong Kong a3d
for Tacoma.
ANToNIA (Br), from London 23d for Mont
real.
BERENGARIA (Br), from Southampton and
Cherbourg oath for New York;
EMPRESS or FRANCE CBr), from South
ampton cath for Quebec.
FINLAND, from Antwerp cath for New
York.
HAvERFoRD (BD, from Queenstown Esd
for Philadelphia.
LACoNIA tBr). from Liverpool cath from
New York
OLYMPIC (Br). from Cherbourg o3d for
New York.
oRBITA (Br), from Hamburg ed for New
- York.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN, from Hong Kong
23d for San Francisco.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. from Bremen
sd for New York.
SAMLAND -(Belg), from Danzig 23d for
New York.
vEsTRIs tBr). from Rio Janeiro :ist for
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
NEW SCHOOL FOR BRONX.

Plans were filed yesterday for a five
story brick school house, 193.10x1S9.4 to
be erected by the city on the south side
Of Franklin avenue 279 feet east Of
16sth street. The Bronx. The estimated
cost Of the structure is s6T5000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
rnoEpEL LEAGUE IN LEASE.

Douglas l.. Eiliman s Co. leased for
Mrs. =. >. LItchfeld her house at 22S
East sixty-eighth street. a three story
private dwelling. 10 the Froebel League
residence Committee as home for the
teachers in that institution.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CANfERONIA (Br), at Naples 23d.
HAWAII MARU (Jap), at Shanghai ed.
ITALIA (Br). at Gibraltar 2ith.
ORDUNA (Br), at Hamburg 2Jth.
PROVIDENCE (FD. at Marseilles 2lst.
RELIANCE, at Hamburg 22d.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
SILK LOFT TO RISE
ON EAST SOTH ST.
Builder Buys Site for II Story
Structure; Leasing Deals
Already Pending.

A twelve story mercantile building for
the silk and textile trades win probably
be erected at AZ and 45 East Thirtieth
street. @ plot 4oxlo0. which was sold yes
terday for the Gallatln estate and John
I.indlsy by Roy Scherick and f.. A. Tur-
ner. The property is at present covered
by three and four story building. This
Is the first sale of the properties in more
than forty years. The parcels were held
at 100000. Negotiations are already
pending for leases on the store. base
ment and a number OF the lofts. The
buyer is a we'll known builder.
operator sell. Dwelling.
James H. cruikshank resold to Mary
Pearce 80 Bradhurst avenue. three
story dwelling. 1S.1x66, which he pur-
chased last week from the Yale Uni
yersity. Louis George was the broker.
Madison Avenue Home Sold.
Brown Wheelock Harris. Vought &
Co. sold for Joseph e. Bulkley and Mrs.
II. Il. Taylor to client or Games
Van Nostrand & Morrison the four story
residence, 2ox75, at 7s7 Madison avenue
south OF sixty-seventh street. 1t Is uh-
derstood that the purchaser is dress
maker who will alter and occupy for her
business.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
nUY FORT wADswoRTH uoMEs.

The Cornell Real Estate and Auction
Company. Inc. has sold at Fort Wads-
worth for Mrs. Bessie and Miss Jean
Fauld the DWELLINGS. 272 Fingerboard
road, to Henry Tirrelli and ESQ Finger
board road to Nora Lalnie.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
RESORTS.

FOR Other Real Estate News See Page 20
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEw yoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. O.. Au1. "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
El mouinliento de E. U.pa-
ra iintervenirenlos asuntoS
tos de Europa ha sido pro-
Uocado por Francia

satisfactorias no inspiran temofos
serios varios especiaistas h.p ce.e-
brado esta maGana una consHlra en- eI
domicilio de la ilustre en3e.l@
Despues de la consulta ell doctor
Marcel Liable declare que ell estado de
la divina Sarah acusa mejoria, pero
recomendo, no obstante, que continue
Ell reposo recomendado aver.
La enfermedad de la gran tragica
ha despertado extraordinario irteres
en- los circuios artisticos del nundo, re-
cibi6ndose diariamente centensres de
telegramas de Europa y America, la-
quiriendo noticias acerca del estado de
"a enferma.
FL jefe del gobierno M. poincarc,
que es buen amigo de Sarah Bernhard
estuvo anoche en- Ell domiilio Gle sGue-
la, permaneciendo en- la habitasIon oc
la enferma algunos minutes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
united Press. via All America cables,

LAUSANNE, diciembre 90 En- %
dos los circulos oficiales de esta ciuded
Sc recogieron informes segdn los GU.
les la conferencia de la paz ha nega3o
al punto mas critico, temi6ndose QUO
esta tarde ocurra un rompimiento en-
la reunion del Comite Politico de la
nisma. Los obstaculos dificultade,
que han estado presentando los turcos
para evitar que predominen las deman
das de los A,iados en- 10 referente les
Estrechos, tienen trazas de converti-
Sc en- ell verdadero ''Iei motiv'' QUO
hara fracasar la conferencia.
La atenci6n mundial esta concentra-
da en- la session de esta tarde del Co.
mite Politico ante ell cual Sc habra ee
rlantear de modo defnitivo Ia apasio-
NADIA polemica de los Estrechos. Ei
ministro ingles, Lord Curzon, esta de-
cidido no acceder en- absolute con
respecto ese asunto y en- igual espi-
ritu estan ell resto de las delegaciones
aliadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
Los TURCOS HAGEN DECLA-
RACIONES PELIGRoSISIMAS

Los delegados turcos en- la confe-
rencia de la paz han manifestado a
los representatives de la prensa que e.
niomento mas peligroso y critico est
siendo atravesado actuaimente por n
conferencia.
Ismet Pasha ha declarado que 81 las
rroposiciones de los tnrcos con rela
cionoa los Estrechos no son aceptadas
cel fracaso de la misura es evidente.
q Ismet Pasha agreg6 que las instruc
clones que ha recihido de Angora son
definitivas. G tt0t
Ell jefe de la delegation turco Sc ey-
tendi0 en- otras consideraciones preyi-
niendo 10 peligroso que seria provocar
I'm cisma en- la conferencia. poruue no
dria producirse un choque inevitab. !,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
Ell CUARTo MERCEDES ELEGAN-
TH DEL RIALTo FUE UNA GRAN
NovEDAD $3.50


Anoche Sc celebr6 Ell cuarto Mierco
les Elegante en- Gel Palacio del Fo
todrana la Variette. :" FL hermosc
teatro las siete v cuarto no daba
cabida un alma mas, tai fue Ell in
menso ptblico que asisti6 gozar del
entretenido espectaculo que todos los
microbes brinda a San Juan la empire
sa Bruno Y vazquez.
Como de costumbre Sc quemaron
vistosos fuegos de. artificio y la Ban
da de Benefcencia ejecuto preciosas
selecciones de milsica clasica y popular.
El Programa fu6 muy acertado. e.
AS de Copas'' es una verdadera jova
del lienzo. Ell regalo de los cien d6la
res en- monedas de GRO, Sc llev6 ca
bo muy bien. Mafiana publicaremos los
nombres de las veinte personas afortu
radas.
Telicitamos una vez mas a los en-
tusiastas empresarios del Teatro Rialto
por tan senalado exito.
ARENATSAC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
cunited Press via All America Gables

PARIS. diciembre 2O.- Ell Echo do
Paris" pone de manifesto Ell programa
de M. Poincare para conseguir el pagO
Go las indemnizaciones de guerra el
cual es condensado asi:
IL El gobierno frances con su pa
c1encia y demora demostrara a la Gran
.Bretana, Estadcs Unidos y otros pai-
I ses que no Aaobrado con hostilidad con
rrOp6sit5 imperialista iihacia Alemania.
seg,tndo: 81 aurante las proximas
tres ssmanas no existe ninguna pers-
psctita de qie Alemania presente al
Gun practice para ell pagO de sus deu-
das, entonces Francia Sc vera obigada
d actuar.
FL Gabinete ita examinado este plan,
sancionandolo va con su voto, segun
afirma el .'Echo de Paris.
Esta actitud resuelta de Francia, ST.
que aflrmando dicho peri6dico, ha obi
gado al gobierno de Estados Unidos a
intervenir en- Europa, consciente del
peligro que supone e. proyecto frances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
LOS TURCoS HAN CELEBRA.
DO CONFERENCIAS PRELIMI
MARES CON LOS EXPERToS
ALIADOS

Los delegados turcos rusos han es-
tado celebrando desde esta mafiana
conferencias con los expertos navales
) militares de los gobiernos aliadnz
para Legar un acuerdo acerea del
problema de los Estrechos. Ell propo-
sito de reconciliation no ha tenido ext
to alguno. Sc presume en- los circulos
roliticos que los turcos no cederan ma
Ga con Ell fin de provocar ell rompi-
miento.
La situacion pclftica es mas grave
que nunca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
La Junta de Subasta para Ia tIberia del AOue-
ducto de San Juan OrtOrg6 Ia buena pro a Ia
proposition de don Eduardo GiOrgetti
La cantidad ofrecida por Ell Sr. Ciorgetti as
ciende $1,000, 1920

Licitacion No. 6.
d.
COCHRANE g. co. LTD. (rngiaterra)
Fianza: Cheque certifcado por la
cantidad de $19.16S.60.
Proposition No. 1 So 1871. 1864
Proposition No. 2 ------ 96.543.88
Proposition No. 80 893. .4e8. 90
Entrega: 12 meses.
Licitaci6n No z.
t5)-
THE STANTON IRoNWoRKs co.
LTD. (Inglesa).
Fianza: Managers Accounts por
la cantidsd de $4,000.
Proposition No. 1 ---$ $9SO.745.0 90
Proposition No. 2 - 94.550.O0
Proposition No. --1 1,Oo3, ,076. 90
Entrega: IL meses.
IKcitaci6n NO. 8.
(6)-
EDUARDO GIORGETTI (Belga)
Fianza: Cheque certifcado por la
cantidad de $4,000.
Proposition No. 81, ,oSo.7 o.792.ooO
Entrega: meses.
Licitaci6n No. 8.
(7)-
THE sTAvELY COAL s. IRON co.
LTD. (Irglesa).
Fianza: s1s.1e4oo en- Managers
Accounts.
Proposition No. l -$S71 .636.34
Proposition No. 2 a6.543.s7.
Entrega: 18 meses4
Iicitaci6n No. 10.
(8l-s fIE}3e 0tEA
sues. DE L. vILLAMILs " CO. Gale
mana). sWs
Fianza: Certifcado de dep6sito, por
la cantidad de $14,460.
Proposition No. 4 Incluidas piezas
eSpeclales ------ -------- $7OZ.70O00I
Entrega 8 meses.
(Continda en- la 2da. pag
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
Ell dla mas grande del
ailO en- ell TeatrO
"OlinpO' =


Ell Domingo "a de Diciembre Sc exhi-
bira en- Ell Teatro olimpo la primera
production extraordinaria que existe
en- Puerto Rico, titulada .'CORAzo-
MES HUMANOS''. Expresamente de-
dicada por la casa productora a todas
Las madres del mundo. I'm gran ejem-
plo de las realidades de la vida. Inte-
resantes escenas que tocan los sitios
mas rec6nditos del alma. 81 I'd. quie-
re yer una pelicu1a que dele recuerdos
imperecederos en- su corazon, visite al
Teatrc o impo ell Domingo "a, donde
Sc exhiblra sCORAZONES HUMA-
NOS. 500
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
DICE LORD cURzoN .

LAUSANNE, diciembre 2o.- Lord
curzon ha declaradosa las dos de La
tarde de hoy que contintan los sspour
parlcrs' con los turcos . fin de uegar
I'm acnerdo en- 10 relative al problema
de los Estrechos.
4 Los delegados rusos asumen una ac
titud de espera, pendientes del res,tl
tado de las conversaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
Ell CONSEJo MILITAR
DE GRECIA REUNIDo

LoNDREs, diciembre 20 Despa-
chos de Atenass dicen que Ell Consejo
Superior Militar griego esta reunido
permanentemente estudiando los pro-
cesos instruidos por sel Fiscal contra
dos conocidos Generates, coparticipes
del fracaso de Asia ,Menor. -h
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
BEUNo Y vAzQUEZ ANADEN TIRE
CE EsTRELLAS AL MAPA TEA
TRIAL DE PUERTO RICO.
Una Empresa Gigantesca

Despues de un viaje de tres dfas vi
sitando las principales ciudades de la
Isla y de zanzibar impresiones con los
Empresarios mas progresistas, hicieron
su ingreso en- el Circuito Bruno y vaz
quez trece empresas teatrales de 10
mas active y progresista de la Isla.
Con las doce estrellas de la cinta
Los Enredos de Anatoho'' las
trece nuevas del Circnito puede apli-
carse Ell dicho popular 'se Qusd6 de
dia.''
RrTprTTYnrcO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
POINCARE DECIDE LLEVAR
A LA CAMARA LOS ACUER
DOS DE LA CONFERENCIA
DE WASHINGTON

PARIS, diciembre 2O.-''Le Matin .
asegura que M. Poincar6 ha resuelto
despu6s de una conferencia con su Ga
binete, llevar a la Camara de Diputa-
dos, para su ratification los tratados
navales de la conferencia de Wash
ington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
MANIFEsTACIoNEs
:. DE LOS ALIADOS

Lord curzon y los jefes de las otras
misiones aliadas han declarado que Ia
imposibiiidsd de Eegar I'm acuerdo
con los tlvcos en- 10 relative la cues
ti6n de los Estrechos, no signiaca, CO.
mo han dichc los mismos turcos, ,m
fracaso total absolute de Ia confe.
rencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
UNA REUNION IMPORTANTE
DE BANQUEROS Y ECONO-

NUEvA YORK, diciembre 90 Dos
cientos banQueros, economistas finan-
cleros han celebrado anoche una i'm
portantisima reunion con Ell fin de dis
cutir las posibilidades de la interven-
cidn americana en- Europa, acordande
Eevar cabo una campana especia.
dc prensa para apresurar la referida
intervenci6n. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21

Como recordaran nuestroS lectores
Ell dia 80 de noviembre Sc reuni6 en-
la ofcina del Comisionado de Servicio
Pnblico de San Juan, la Junta de Su-
basta para ell suninistro de la tuberia
para la construction de un nuevo acue-
ducto en- San Juan, tomando las aguas
del Rio Bayam6n: a la hora sehalada
en- la ordenanza aprobada al efecto
para la aperture de las pro9osiciones
presentadas SO procedi6 ello con 81
siguiepte resultado:
Licitacion No. /
(DL-
STEWART LLOYD LTD. (Inglesa)
Proposition No. 4------$710.950.0o
Piezas especiales 80 38.750.00
Entrega: Diez meses.
Iicitaci6n No. 2
AMERICAN CAST IRON PIPE co.
(Americana.)
Fianza: cheqne certifcado por la
cantidad de S2.197,44.
Proposition No. 2 $109.S72.0o
Entrega: A meses.
Licitaci6n No. 8
o.
EAST JERSEY PIPE co. ,(Americana)
7--7- ---- -s-----7- -------
Licitaci6n No. A.
ADRIANo GONZALEZ (Americana)
Proposition No. l i----S964.545.oo
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.BoNAR Law, ENFERMo

LoNDREs, diciembre 2o--A conse-
cuencia de I'm resfriado el jefe del go-
bierno guarda CANA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21

Proposition No. - 94037.25
Proposition NO. 4 (in-
cluidas piezas cspeciales) $7os.54o.oo
Fianza: Cheque certifcado por la
cantidad de $4,000.
Entrega: 10 meses.
IFcitaciOn, No. s.
U. s. CAST IRON PIPE & FOUNDRY
co. (Americana)
Fianza Managers Accounts por la
cantidad de $4,000.
Proposition No. l 1928. so
Proposition No. - S3,6S1.00
Proposition No. 80 so1.427 so
Entrega: 10 meses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21
AUNQUE LAS CoNDICTONEs
DE SARAH BERNHARDT SON
sATISFACT0RIAS, HAY NIECE
SIDAD DE UNA CONSULTA

PARIS, diciembre 90 Aunque ias
condiciones dc Sarah Bernharas son
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21

que sorprenderia a los mismos go5ier.
nos aliados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21

LA FIESTA DE ANoCHE EN- Ell
'RIALTO"
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-09-06
MCDONALD VS.. DERBY
Both Well Known Here, Fight Over
Baseball Decision

Harvey Mcdonald, first baseman on
Delaware's baseball team and foot
ball star, and former Coach Derby,
of the same institution, must have had
a grudge against one another, if the
tales printed under Laurel headlines
in the Philadelphia papers on Tues
day morning are true. According to
these reports Mcdonald, who is play
ing first base for Pocomoke, of the
Eastern Shore League, knocked UNI
pire Derby down following a fight
over a decision.
Derby has been umpiring in the
league all the summer.
The game was being played at Lau-
rel and the attack on Umpire Derby
aroused the ire of the fans and, ac-
cording to the reports, they handled
Mcdonald rather rough before he was
arrested and held under bail for a
hearing.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-09-06
NEW CASTLE HERE
Newark Closes League Season on
Saturday at Frazer Field

The local fans will have a chance
to see the last game in the New Castle
County Baseball League on Saturday,
when the New Castle nine will cross
bats with the local team at Frazer
Field.
That a big crowd will be on hand
to see these rivals is the expectations
of the local management.
The fans should turn out for the
last game of the season and help the
club over the financial rough road
that it has been travelling all season.
A good game is assured, as the
Newark team has been playing as
good ball as any team in the league
for the past few games and there al
ways has been much rivalry between
the locals and New Castle.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-09-06
IMPROVEMENT IN
POULTRY INDUSTRY
Chicken Raising Popular in
All Sections of the County

Intensive work has been carried on
in poultry improvement during the
past two years. AS matter of fact,
there have been increased operations
even more noticeable during the past
six months. AS soon as the prospec-
tive poultry fancier started to keep
record of his flock, it developed that
hen brooding is the most expensive
way to rear chicks and that the colony
brooder house is a necessity and not
a luxury. This fact must have been
apparent to a great many, because
new brooder houses have been con-
structed in every section of the coun-
try this summer.
Wise men of doubtful wisdom-and
their number is legion here as else
where-saw these new brooder houses
on every road and predicted a great
overproduction of poultry this fall
A census taken on many farms does
not indicate that this will be as big
as the wise men say, however, an in
crease is bound to follow the relative
ly good prices that poultrymen have
been getting.
But these brooder houses mean that
number of folks are preparing to
rear their poultry cheaper and more
efficiently. This is merely evidence of
a premium on progressivness.
Therefore-on every farm the hen
stands out prominently, all covered
with dollar marks-a constant source
Of income.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-09-06
NOVEL TITLE FOR FILM
"The He'll Diggers" Refers to Giant
Gold Dredgers

When picture fans read the title of
"The He'll Diggers," Wallace Reds
new Paramount picture, which comes
to the Opera House next Saturday,
they will doubtless wonder what it
means. The title of the picture refers
to the enormous gold dredges used in
the great gold mining districts of
California and elsewhere. This is the
first time, so far as can be learned,
that they have been featured in a pic
ture. Mr.. Morgan, the author, made
an intensive study Of gold dredging
and knows his subject thoroughly. He
also wrote the scenario for the pic
ture. It is the first he has written
for Paramount which has not dealt
with some phase of money.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-09-06
Captain Williams Picks
Men For Training
Blue and Gold Candidates viii Go
to Red Point Friday-Jackson
Not to Return

Japan Jack Williams of this years
football team at the University of
delaware has announced that the fol-
lowing men will take the trip to Red
Point, Nd, where the local college
will do its preliminary training:
Coach McAvoy, Edward Murphy,
manager; Cherub Akin, Oliver Gof-
hgon, Everett Magaw, Bill McKelvey,
Cliff Price, Johnny Shaffer, Paul
Steel, Harvey Mcdonald, Ike Elliott,
Sock Jackson, Red Dreamer. Bill
Manning, Harmer Donaldson, Jack
Lynch, Davis and Bill Boyce. Several
other candidates who have not vet
been chosen will also take the trip.
The squad will leave for the train
ing camp on Friday, travelling by
Stiltz's buses.
To assure the best of cooking two
tirst-class colored women have been
obtained to feed the boys with the
best grub" obtainable while they are
at camp.
Both Coach McAvoy and Captain
Williams are confident that the Blue
and Gold will set up an excellent
record on the gridiron this year and
with this in mind will set the men to
real work as soon as the camp is
reached.
. Ten days will be spent at the camp
and then the squad will return to
Newark where it will be added to bv
those candidates for the team who
were not fortunate enough to land the
trip to Red Point.
In Dreamer, named in the list to be
taken on the trip to Red Point, Old
Delaware is landing one of the best
boys ever turned out by Wilmington
High School and although only a
Freshman at the college great things
are expected of him.
Harry jackson will probably not
return to Delaware this year.