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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
LOS CAMPEoNEs DE AJEDREz
Sc REUNEN EN- NUEvA YORK

NUEvA YORK, octubre T. Ell tor
leo annual &c ajedrz Sc llevara efecto
en- esta ciu6ad nafana por la tSrde.
e. sitio escogido por la Association
Americana de Ajedrez, para celebrar
los interesanttsimos desafios, es ell Ho-
tel McAlpin. FL torneo durara nueve
cias. Entire los jugadores que tomaraa
parte en- los juegos figuran los conoci-
Cos campeones' Frank j. Marshall B.
Jsnovsky, campe6n de Francia, Edward
Lasker, campeon del oeste de los Es-
tados Uaidos; S. chajes, campe0n de
''I. R. L. Chess Club; M. Shapiro,
campe6n de Manhattan y John F.. Be-
rry, campe6n de Massachusetts,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
BELEN VEGA NEvAREs

En- el Porto Rico Sanatorium Sc ha
LA recogida en- CANA, despues de una
delicada operacion quirdrgics la inte
hgente v culta profesora de la escuela
''Lincoin' sefiorita Bei6n Vega Neva
res.
Ell MUNDo hace los mas fervien
tes votos porque la ilustrada dana re-
eupere su preciosa saIud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
HARRINGTON AGUARDA ms
TRUCCIONES EN- CONS
TANTINOPLA

LoNDREs. octubre 6.-El general
Harrington ha Eegado anoche Cons
tantinopla, donde aguarda irstrucciones
de este gobierno.
Los Altos Comisarios Aliados Sc ha-
Han reunidos para tratar la situaci6n
areada. por Ell rOmpiTpiento de la confe
zencia.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
DIVORCE, ALLEGING
WIFE IS LEGALLY DEAD
Action Is First IN Westchester
Under NeU LoU.

The first divorce action drought in
Westchester county under the new do
mestic relations law was begun yester-
day at White Plains by Robert Neon
key against his wife. asking that the =
marriage be dissolved on the ground
that she is legally dead. The new law
provides that IL husband or wife is
absent for five years and cannot be
found the other may get divorce under
the Enoch Arden law. Justice Seeger
signed an order permitting publicati ton
of a notice of the suit. In the event
that the wife does not reply or appear
her husband will be granted decree.
The marriage was performed in 1912
after a five days courtship. For five
days more everything was serene until
McConkey learned that his wife had
been married before and that she had
been convicted of shooting at married
woman. McConkey says when he con-
fronted her with this story she ad-
mitted 1t all. flew into a rage and
drawing a revolver took a shot at him,
but missed. Then. he says. she tried
to set fire TO their house. He had her
arrested but did not appear TO prosecute
and she disappeared and he has not
heard Of her since.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
US. TRIES TO CALM
CENTRAL AMERICA
State Department Approves
Conference of Three
y
Presidents.
CLERICALS STIR TROUBLE
Revolutionary Movement of
Sporadic Character on Hon.
duran Border.

speclal Disputch 10 -HE NEW York HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Aug. la.-While this
Government has not officially sponsored
the conference between the Presidents OF
Nicaragua Honduras and Salvador on
board the Tacoma off the coast of Sal
vador. it was learned here to-day that
the conference has the approval OF the
State Department.
Reports to this Government for some
time have indicated the possibility OF
friction in Central America as result
of revolutionary ferment and -: aIega-
tions OF the Government of H>nuurN.
that aid is being extended to disaf-
fected elements both by Nicaragua and
Salvador. John l.. Ramer. American
Minister to 4.icaragua, accompanied
President Chamorro to the Conference on
board the Tacoma. Whether he will be
merely an onlooker or Is authorized to
make suggestions of friendly charac-
ter to the Presidents could not be
learned.
For some months a revolutionary
movement OF q sporadic and unorgan-
lied character has been in progress in
Honduras. according to official advices
reaching here. The movement is said
to have had it's incentive in the reac-
tion to the conservative administration
of Honduras under the influence Of the
clerical element, which, some hold, Is
largely responsible for the ferment.
This, however. is somewhat discounted
because of the fact that professional
rcvolutionists arc always busy and
ready to assume whatever garb is most
suitable or helpful for the occasion.
Complaint has been made In both
Honduras and Salvador or the activities
of the Mexican clerical party, which is
said to be financing Carlos Lagos for
the post Of President of Honduras and
Alfredo Quinones for the Presidency of
Salvador. From the viewpoint % tt5lis
Government the interest in this party
lineup is In the fact that the clerical
e.cmbent and the candidates II supports
ar said to be very hostile to the United
States.
Throughout all the Central American
States there appears at the moment to
be lineup of two elements, the liberal
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
HE TALKS TO DRIVER;
KILLED AS CAR UPSETS
Pittsburgh Mon Is Victim,
With Wife at Wheel

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 19.--Samuel c..
Foser. aged "a, of $685. Bywood street.
Pittsburgh. was killed on the Philadel-
phia road near Egg Harbor to-day when
the automobile in which he was riding
turned over
Foser. accompanied by his wife. Sarah
and his nephew. Samuel Foser was on
his way from Waretown to Glassboro.
His wife was at the wheel. Suddenly he
called her attention to something She
turned. and a. she did so the car swerved
Foser grabbed the wheel, jerking the car
around, causing it to overturn. He was
pinned beneath the machine. The others
escaped with slight injuries.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
TROOPERS RAID FIVE
PLACES AT COLD SPRING
Large Stocks of Liquor and a
Still Seized.

Specia! Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CARMEL, n. Y, Aug. ls.--The Hotel
Manteo. Maple Inn and three dwellings
in Cold Spring were raided early to-day
BY state troopers and Sheriff Secord Of
Putnam county. Ten barrels. several
demijohns and gallon bottles Of various
kinds OF wine were confiscated, as well
as 100 bottles Of home brew. twenty
quart still and few bottles OF whisky
The raid was made at the direction OF
James r. Bailey, District Attorney. and
the search warrants were issued by
Judge j. Bennett Southard. also 81 Cold
Spring.
Five persons, all foreigners. were
taken into custody. and each was re-
leased in $4,000 bail.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

elements seeking to prevent consoiida-
tion and the conservatives TO establish
one Central American union. which has
tho enthusiastic support Of the clerical
party IN all the countries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
HOWARD ATHLETES
ENJOY BANQUET
Varsity Members Of Boys and
Girls Teams Entertained
by Athletic Council.

The Varsity members OF both the
boys and girls basketball teams OF
Howard High School were entertain
ed in the cafeteria Of the school by the
members OF the Athletic Council
The banquet was given IN recogni-
ton Of the work done by both teams
up to this point In the seasons sche-
dule, also as a testimonial OF conf
dence TO both teams before leaving for
a three-day trip South.
The boys will meet on this trip the
Dunbar High School and the Arm
strong Technical School. both OF
Washington; also the Baltimore High
School in Baltimore. The girls play
the Baltimore High School girls and
Morgan College.
Enthusiastic speeches were made by
coaches, cheer leaders and members
of the teams. Plans for further DE-
velopment OF sports We're spoken OF
by the principal Of the school, II. Ray
Wootten, and also the hope that the
Athletic Association would be able u
award gold basketball TO members OF
the team winning the coveted H"
/ The menu was planned by Miss Mar.
/ ion Reid. of the domestic science de.
partment; prepared and served in Z
most delightful manner. under the di
rection OF Miss Reid. by the girls o.
the Al Glass.
! Following the banquet dancing was
enjoyed In the High School auditorium
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
DEFIANCE TEAMS KNOWN.
Tenth Warders Are Well Known In
Athletic Circles.

The membership drive OF the De-
hance Athletic Association Is being
watched with interest by many local
citizens. The association was re-
organized October rs. 1919. with II
members present. There are at pres
ent several hundred members In the
organization, and It has thousands OF
followers who are interested in It's
record in athletics.
The Tenth-warders have made a
splendid record in sports. In baseball.
basketball. football. track and field
the name OF Defiance has always been
conspicuous through the exploits of
it's athletes. During last years base
ball season. fl took IL out Of SO games
played, which included all-Wilming
ton games
In basketball. the players have been
ball is another branch Of sport in which
title for six consecutive years. Foot
successful and have claimed the State
the Tenth warders are proficient.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
1T. Vemon-St Marys Again Tonight; New Castle Loses
PASSAGE OF FEDERAL BILL WILL
MEAN 81 LICENSE FEE ON CUNNERS


the House
This migratory birds
be land and throughout the
public shooting
which
during while
permitted time Tho bill
acquired without the
Leg OF he N which lies
various viewpoints
Federal license
OF it
Some Delaware doubt viii
required State license
VIII particularly
probably
Anthony Kansas similar has been introduced
by o Indiana.
committee
added
posmen OF the Passage of the bin advocated by
Protective Propagation
number commissioners who
birds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
IN THE TRAINING CAMPS.
McCraw Giving a Great Deal Of
Attention to Youngsters;
Showing Up Well.
BY As.ocfafed Press TO Every evening

By Associated Press To Every Evening
New York, March 9.--Babe Ruth and
Wally Schang. the last Yankee players
TO be lined up for the coming baseball
season, today left Hot Springs.
Arkansas. for New Orleans, to join
Manager Higgins and the remainder
OF his spring training squad. "Hinkey"
Haines and Glenn Killinger. Penn
State youngsters. showed up unusually
well in yesterdays practice. according
TO word from the Yanks' manager.
Haines tended the center garden and
Killinger was at short.
In the Giants camp at San Antonio.
Texas. John McGraw has ordered q
rest. after having driven his squad at
a fast pace for a week. He is still
giving unusual attention TO the
Youngsters. Howard Berry, once a
[ University of Pennsylvania attendant,
has been one Of those in the limelight.
Neither Burleigh Grimes nor Jim
nie Johnston had put in an appears
ance at the Brooklyn Nationals JackA
scnville quarters. and it was reported
they would be suspended If still alb
sent at the 'end of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
SEAT ORD ALL SET
FOR BIG BATTLE
Y. M. c. A. Team of Salisbury
to Play Seaford Five; krahe
is Valuable Player.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Seaford, March 9.--Seaford is all set
for the big basketball game in Thomp
sons new basketball hall here tonight
between the Y. NJ. c.. A. team OF Sails
bury. Md, and Seaford. Manager Hat
ton is looking for another win for his
men. making three straight games for
them. He says he will use Lowden
and Burton, forwards; Johnny
krahe. centre. and Wright and Good
ling, guards, with himself and Mull.u
as subs.
This il the team that trounced the
National Guard cagemen OF Milford
SO decisively last Thursday. He has
had his men out for practice several
times since the game last week and
Is very much pleased with their work
stating that their team work was u
revelation. He looks for krahe to
repeat his sensational work in this
game.
| In Krahe. Manager Hatton has one
of the best basketball players on the
peninsula. and fans who have seen
him in action marvel at his wonder
full ability in shooting goals. In the
two games he has played he has made
20 field goas. lie has height, weight
and everything else that goes to make
up a crack cage player. Manager
fiatton has received a communication
from the New Castle basketball team
wanting to book a game at SeaforI
during Easter week. He stated tina
In all probability arrangements woul'
be made To give the New Castle cage
men game here. Next week Sea
ford will tackle the National Guar
team of Dover, acknowledged to b
one OF the strongest quintets on tn
| neninSula.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
JUNIORS WIN N. +:
INDOOR MATCH
Seniors Finish Second; Cool
Makes Best Individual Rec
ord With Mark Of 173.

Special Correspondence Every Bvsnin0
Newark, March 3.--In the inter4
class indoor target match At Delaware
College, University OF Delaware tho
Juniors won with a score of $40. thai
being the team total for the best I'VE
scores The Seniors were second with
749, tho Sophomores third with 7s1
and the Freshmen last with 70s, ou@
Of possible 900 targets.
The best individual score was MADE
by Cook Of the Junior team. ia. while
Fletcher and Ceoghegan. 6eniora<
each made a score OF 1s9. Each COM
testant shot at 200 targets. the poss>
tons being prone. sitting, kneeiino
and standing. The Sophornorcs had q
rs handicap and the Freshmen 100.
There IL considerable interest n
target work among the members u
the r. 0. r. c.. largely due to the sf-
forts OF Major l.. II. Row. in charge a
| the military department. This week
the local team viii hold telegraphsd
shoot with the University OF Missouri.
The scores made In the inter-clas1
match. the FIVE highest counting foi~
low:
Jun!orz--Cook, f73; Wade. 1861
Brown: 1874; Boyce. 1853; France. 1885,
Lynch. 1853; Wells. 1877. and Cooper
11s.
Seniors--FIetcher and Geoghesanr
100; WOODROW. l44; Holton. 14il
Magee. 1885,; Dantz. 11s. and Roenep
90.
I Sophomores--E. NJ. Smith, f43: Kiri<
1871; Donaldson. 1870; CHM and Aiken,
1879: Vansant. 1873; Burge. III. and
Gift, 10.
Freshmen-Skey7is 1877: Pfkus, 12s,
Barnard, 120; Garatws, 1is; Hastings
iO5: Donaldson, 90. and Steel, 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT.
Wilmington Trapshooting Association
10 Complete Saturday.

The Delaware open championship
cup Will be placed IN open competition
saturday. March II. at the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association grounds al
Bellevue.
Any resident 81 the State Of Del
aware is eligible 10 compete for this
trophy. The conditions are 100 targets
per man 20 he shot from the 16-yard
mark. The winner OF this trophy is
subject 20 challenge and the final
ownership OF this trophy viii be shot
for at the 1922 Delaware State shoot,
20 he held at Yorklyn. June 22-24. A
copy Of the conditions OF this trophy
VIII be posted az the grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
URGES HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO SHOW PEP

What the matter With the Wilmington High School basketball
raised before the
looked like world think II
anybody
Ashton
before what kind
s Is
What without the backing
student body? the
all the Why the Wilmington High had the of the
passing or Cape Henopen would think they receiving bonn
bsrdment OF
Wilmington High School OF
hero
hear
make noise
A choolS dent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
BALL SQUAD OUT.
Delaware Diamond Stars Not Daunted
By Cold Weather.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, March 9.-Another large
squad OF baseball candidates were on
Frazer Field yesterday afternoon de-
spite the chilly weather. Coach Ship
ley. however, is making the. men take
IL easy this week, the practice being
principally TO get their muscles loosen
ed up. Yesterday they threw the ball
around a while. after which there was
some soccer ball practice. If the
weather permits the hard practice will
be started next week, after which
there will be a real workout each
afternoon until time for the Southern
trip the latter part OF the month.
Coach Derby had some Of the track
candidates on the cinder path for q
short time yesterday also, while others
are working out indoors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
TO PLAY II TILE GAME.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. March s.-The settlement of
the basketball championship Of Sussex
county will be decided tomorrow eve
ming at the Armory. Milford, when
the team Of. the Laurel High School
and the Lord Baltimore team Of Mill
vile and Ocean View will play. AS
both teams are most evenly matched
an interesting game is looked for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
EASTERN SHORE TEAMS
HAVE TENTATIVE SCHEDULE.

Salisbury. Nd, March "a tentap-
tive schedule has been drawn up for
the Eastern Shore Baseball League
season OF 1922, and tho schedule oom~
mittee, Messrs. Henry w. Ruarke
Salisbury; NJ. 3. Thawley. Crisfields
and w. T. Sibbet, Cambridge, will
meet in the near future TO adopt =
regular schedule.
The tentative arrangement calls for
10 game season, each club plAyinO
So contests at home and a like numbeF
abroad.
The curtain would go up on June
y, and would be rung down on La
Dor Day. September 4. The teams ara
paired as follows: Salisbury and Crio>
field; Cambridge and Laurel, and Pc,
comoke City and Parksley.
The permanent schedule viii b
adopted by the committee in the meas
future. which, after being passed on
by President Walter q. Miller, win b
given to the press for publication.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
ATLAS.
DANIEL IRWIN TO LEAD
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LOOP

Daniel Irwin was elected TO head
the Catholic Twilight League at a
meeting of the league held in the
rooms OF the Pioneer Literary Society
last night. Irwin has been a booster
for clean sport In this city and should
make a success Of his position at the
head of the new organization.
The other officers elected were az
follows: Joseph Condor, secretary, and
Leo Walsh. former president of the
All-Wilmington Baseball League. and
president OF the City Basketball
League. was unanimously elected to
the position OF treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
C|TyLEAGUE TEAMS
BATTLE TONIGHT
Mt. Vernon and st. Mary's to
Meet in Second Game at
Auditorium.

Mt. Vernon and st. Mary's will meet
in their second game OF the title series
at the Auditorium. A victory for st.
Mary's would eliminate the Mt. YER
non Ave.
Special arrangements have been
made TO accommodate q banner
crowd this evening as the attendance
Is expected to be much larger than
Tuesday nights crowd which was
kept down by the inclement weather.
Fully 1900 fans are expected TO at
tend the game this evening.
| An added feature thia evening will
be the presence OF William J. schef-
fer. president Of the Eastern League,
one OF the most popular basketball
officials in the country. The game will
start at 8.1b.
! The probable lineup:
St. Marys-McCon forward
Wolfe, forward; Wallis. center: Lutz
guard; Carpenter, guard. Noun,
Vernon, Kavanaugh. forward; Bid.
die. forward: Gallagher, center;
Lacey, guard; Loomey. guard
| Referee--Boggs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
CARPENTER OPERATED
UPON FOB CARBCCKLH

Paris. March s.--Georges Carpsntisr
the French fighter. has been suffering
for the last few days with . carbuckle
on the neck.
A surgical operation was performed
yesterday morning. and II is expected
that this will alleviate the trouble.
Carpenters future plans and cons
tracts. il is announced. will DO in M
way modified
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
DON0HO AND CULVER
SIGN WITH LAUREL

Seaford. March 9.--Dorsey Donoho
ou'fielder, and last years captain on
the University OF Delaware baseball
team. and Dallas Culver. pitcher and
utility outfielder, both Of this town
yesterday signed with Manager Sam
Frock TO play the coming season with
Laurel IN the newly organized Glass
u Eastern Shore League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
.SALES|ANUM TAKES
SECOND CAGE GAME
New Castle Team Drops Game
to Local Players; Sheehy
Leads in Scoring.

Salesianum won its second game
over New Castle last night. defeat
ing them. 35-l6. The first game re-
suited ina 40-ls victory for the local
players.
Sheehy led the scoring. with seven
field goals and two fouls. while Gil
lespie and Dolan put up a fine game at
forward. Micha and Kerrigan played
their usual close defensive game, the
latter contributing three field goals.
McKnitt starred for New Castle
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
GIRLS TO HOLD
SECOND MATCH TODAY

The Three-Cornered Girls Bowling
League, composed OF the Atlas. du
Pont and Hercules teams, will con-
duct it's second match this afternoon
at $50 in Grady's alleys. Hercules
and du Pont will contend.
Rules governing the league call for
total pins 10 govern the contest and
Atlas captured the first match from
du Pont by the margin OF As pins. The
snnrn follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
MADISON ALL-STARS
ON SHORT END OF GAME

Y. NJ. Ii. A. ads handed the Madison
All-Stars the short end of a 20 To 10
score last night in fast game of
basketball, which was played at the
Y. NJ. II. A. Hall. zutz and Ezralson
featured for the winners. Achockt
played best for the losers. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT.
Totals
NEIGHBoRHOoD.


Civil Service examinations were CIV
zen six applicants for auditing positions
in the income tax unit, and two ap-
lpheants for positions as locomotive
inspectors. in the Federal building
yesterday. West Trotter and ]. y.
Smedley. Civil Service oficiale, were
in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
Z. Nj. H. A. THIRDS
--tiOaiS
EiaiI EntI 1
ST. THOMAS CLUB
TO MEET SUNDAY

Manager Williams. of the ST
Thomas ball club. has arranged for
meeting of the players and candi-
dates wishing a tryout with the
Saints at the headquarters OF the
club. Fourth and Union STREETS, on
Sunday afternoon at 2.
The club is going TO play indepen-
dent ball and also contempiates enter
ing the proposed Twilight League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
LOCALS STAR.
Drexcl Institute Five Takes Rough
Game In hiladelphia.

Philadelphia. Pa. March 9.--Drexel
Institute closed their basketball sea-
son by defeating Ursinus. IS to 80. In
return game on the Drcxel court
yesterday. Early In tho season the
up-staters defeated Drexel In n rough
game at Collegeville. and considerable
hard feeling developed Once. while
Sidwell was shooting foul In the sec
ond half. Gotchall pushed Greenwood
when the referee was watching Gid
well. Greenwood retaliatcd, pushing
his opponent on top OF the spectators
who lined tho gymnasium. Rushing In
To separate the would-bc combatants
Sidweil was wallopcd in tho eye. caus-
ing a nasty cash over his optic. A
double foul was called after the excite
ment subsidized. Greenwood being elm
mated because he was tho asgre-sor
when the referee saw the mix-up.
A sensational feature Of tho half
was "A field goal thrown by Greenwood
while he was lying on his back I'm
the middle OF the court. This goal put
the local team ahead. and from then
on they were never headed.
/ The second half was nip and tuck
4 for the fiyst few minutes. At one time
/ DreNel held n lead OF 81 60 Is. IL was
then that the visitors began to play
the man instead OF tho ball. and the
aght resulted Sidweii. playing his
final game. scored 20 points. includ-
ing three field goals. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT TRIMS
NEIGHB0RHOOD LOOP LEADERS

Peoples Settlement defeated the
league-leadIng Neighborhood team
last night in a Neighborhood League
game. Superior passing and shooting
kept the Settlement boys in the lead
during the entire game. McMullen,
McGarvey and Farren starred for the
winners. Paradise excelled for the
losers. The score: