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Willie Hopes Comeback is Years
Sensation in BalkEne History

Willie Hoppe turned "A sOmersault
in a year that WAS without parallel
in the history 81 balllldne billiards. In
a tournament filled with record per-
fOrmances held IN Chicago. November
"a 10 %. 1921, Hoppe tied with Jake
Schaefer. In the play-off Schaefer
beat Hoppe 400 to %.
Nothing daunted. Hoppe challenged.
He met Schaefer. again in Chicago on
March p, 2S and %. In a 1.5OO-point
challenge match. 1t resulted in
Schaefer winning. 1900 points TO l.
4S6. Then Welker Cochran challcng-
ed Schaefer. 10 be beaten. 1900 points
10 1888. in May. In Chicago. In the
tournament in which no defea. ed
Hoppe. the newly crowned champion
had "A single average of 200. In the
challenge matches. Schaefer's re
spective figures sank 10 4S.3S against
Hoppe and 3S7l against Cochran.
Having lost his lS.2 balkline title
10 Schaefor. the appearance Of Hoppe
In the tournament, held at the Hotel
Pennsylvania. New York. hast No
vember, created considerable stir. II
Schaefcr. Cochran. Roger Cont. the
French champion; EdOuard Horemans
title holder OF Belgium, and Erich
Ilagenlacher. champion of Germany
They finished in the order named
Hoppe coming through the series
without a defeat.
The victory Of Hoppe represents
chiefly a triumph for experience and
wide variety OF execution. IL can
not fairly be said that Hoppe was a
formidable as OF OLD. 4 nervous al
lection Of his right arm seriously
/ handicapped mis- stroke. Even 50, IN,
ability To employ the cushions mad
il possible for him to defea; Schaefel
/ Ia the final match, 500 points 10 2S3
with a winning average OF 4l.66 an,
a high run of 1888. Hoppe and Schaef
er tied in the high average of tn
tournament, each with 55.55. 'ilOre
mans carried of the honOrs with
high run of PA.
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TEAM WINS
OVER WARD A. 4. QUINTET

The Neighborhood basketball team
defeated the Ward A. c. last night at
the Neighborhood floor by a p TO II
score. Paradise and Tartaglio starred
for the Ne.ghborhood team with four
field goals apiece. The score:
NEIGHBORHOOn
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Westminster nosed out Trinity ~
a ~ 10 IS score last night IN a SEN
sa,ional Church League game az the
Goodman floor.
The game was a thriller from
start 20 finish. me score alternating
OF several occasions.
IN a preliminary game. F'rst-Cen-
trail. VINO was scheduled 70 play Ep-
worth, defeated 4 team OF all-stars
bxa-2 8 70 i6 score. The score.
-T TRINITY
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N~A~ the forward pass
wv has just been
IN found. lie IL
SA Fielding IA. Nost.
veteran coach at
the University OF Michigan. Twenty
i've yuars ago. nine years before the
forward fasa was used In football. he
introduced tho spiral throw. using II
nrst AZ ohio Wesleyan 4 niycrsity TO
teach puntos how 10 kick a spiral. o.
ts.nr hia hand instead of his foot.
fnr Noat says he was a poor punter.
be- explained 90 his squad how 10 i'm
part whlriing motion 20 the oval. 20
EiNr 10 speed and dscc, on. For many
years he used this trick in coaching
bis hackncld and In 1905. me year
before the present day forward pass.
be- published IN book on football. IL
iatratlons OF his method OF getting
"a the spiral throw
Tn executing the spiral thsow." Yost
aaid In his 1905 ariicic. place the bali
en- the hand az an tho illustration. The
hall should lio diagona4y across the
palm from tho hasc 81 tho thumb TO
the end of tho little finger. The arm
should be- brought around forward in
q horizontal line and just a. the ball
leaves the hand. u should Doe caused
to reNolvc on lts axis 10y suddenly
isklng M hand around tho bal and
to the loft, Tho oval VII THIS he
made tc rotate ike "a spiral kick The
end 90 The bal that IL ahead In the
iHcturc must be kcpt ahead all the
Ume. Tho hal in ths manner can be
thrown with ease from 50 TO 40 yards.
Tho revolution of IN bail on its axis
should he rapid This pass can be
made with or ACROSS the wind and
with practice the player can con-
Uni lta distance and direction almost
Hs well az u the oval were base
lall."
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SECOND BAPTIST.
BRANDYWINE.

The McCabe quintet took the meas
ure OF 81. stephens in the preiimin-
airy game 70 the Second Baptist and
Brandywine tilt by Al 20 10 score.
Loveless. with i've field goals and
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atsnt onca) -
Advance Resolutions
am hereby resolving
To pun n backs on my
When the yearning present to rise and
Or in to knockn gsomoco from the can
No mat or
will him the benefit of tho doubt.
For perhaps. after all. he's pretty good scout
am also wi
To get up ZACH
a rarely shrks
+
mil you're owl
astonishing,
How we'll butt into things we know nothing about.
Neither a n Mile
back private Pelham
between George Duncan eminent syi and Irwin
American
Duncan stepped up relates Cobb raped the bail somewhere
When 400 yards
ing
after that could almost hear him say as he stepped b to watch me
couing
of
one
NO., Cobb didn't
Having won the Eastern basketball championship the Eastern soccer
football
repeats. without trying improvements.
1929 he
Babe Ruth Just faced 1922 under shadow The months
checked mos OF lis early
the he
has
on o a
- break Of
But
Of the
Nineteen hundred
Hagen Hoppe IIornsty
y
n o sept
Il The Spirit Record
Tho finest spirit
adrI
Yankees
OF year..
From the Colgate early
Der the Tiger under
than but always back his
more
20 her credit than phenomenal have been
c. L. Rudy Knepper,
placed in either sixth
further from the
ssp and then finished
the only able
New Orleans another
He reached the Nationa
open did we'll the Metropolitan
the National
n Don't forget a
writes subscribe heartily
Z uncertain.
Curling certain But those who MIA
lend endorsement exclusively 10 the rr
= Of ice and And that something.
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TONIGHT'S GAMES.
At ootman Gym.

First gsme-CO0kman W. Grace.
Second game-Mt Salem VS.. Grace.
At y. VI. 4. 4. Gym
First game-St. pauls ~. Hanover.
Second sme-F.astlake VS.. Harrison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

Many versions - The "ry" Cobb hit
controversy have niled the columns
cot hasenall goss y. but the truth ia
that President Ran johnson Of the
American League refused 10 accept
an unsigned box score as Official.
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MEN WHO STAND OUT
on GREEN BAILE
Professional.

Professional.
Balkline Willie Hoppe
Balkl!ne Willie Hoppe
Pocket billiards
Ralph Greenleaf
Three-cushion John Layton
Amateur.
National Class A 1S2
+, +. Appleby
International Class \ 1872
r. r. Applcby
National Glass II 1872
Julian Rice
National Class c 1872
s. NJ. Brussel
Pocket billiards
J. IT. Shoemaker
Three-Cushion
Frank I. Fleming
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Greenleaf by Himself.

In pocket billiards Ralph Greenleaf
easily maintained his supremacy. lie
fought his way through three match
$50 balls 10 1873; then Walter Frank
lin. 450 balls to 2l6, and lastly Bonnie
Allen. whom he completely outGiaAS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
Brandywine Takes Easy One From
Second Baptist in Church Loop Game

eight fouls for a total oc 1s points,
excelIed. The score.
MCABE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

Use Every Evening want ads coz.
sistently. ADV,
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t1nscago. Dec. 30.
Tho discovercr
81 the play chiefly
responsible for the
nm q a q r nd a v
style OF football
the forward pass
has just been
found. lie IL
Fielding N. Nost.
veteran coach at
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09

sulado y prestaran servicio militars ba-
10 las banderas de Francia. La decision
del tribunal del sena, de ser cierta, per
judica grandemente a dichos ciudada-
nos franceses cue residen en- esta isla.
Con motive de este asunto visitamos
eil sus oficinas de- Edifcio del Telefo-
10, al prestigioso Consul de Francia,
senior Dominique Forcioli, quien nos su
mlnistro los siguientes datos
"Articulo 8.-Es frances todo indi-
viauo nacido de I'm frances EN- Fran
ca o en- ell extranjero.
Articulo 17.-Pierden la calidad de
frances los franceses naturalizados en-
el extranjero con autorizacion del 60
bierno frances.
Los franceses que aceptan cargos de
un gobierno extranjero sin autoriza-
ci0n de- gobierno frances.
Los franceses que, sin autorizaci6n
del gobierno frances, sirvan en- los ejer
citos extranjeros.
Los franceses en- edad de servicio mi
litar frances, nunca pueden enrolarse ell
los ejercitos extranjeros. ST 10 hacen
sin authorization del gobierno frances,
seran perseguidos de acuerdo con las
leyes francesas Y juzgados ante los tri-
bunales militares.
Ante todo, Francia exige que los
franceses cump.an con sus deberes, de
acuerdo. con la ley militar francesa.
Ell senor Consul de Francia, nos ma
nifesto que el no esta de acuerdo con
IA resolution del tribunal del Sena. y
cue el considera frances a los que no
siendo profugos rebe,des, han pres
tado servicios EN- el ejercito americana.
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UNA OPINION DEL CONSUL DE
FRANCIA

La Nacion" de Buenos Aires. pu-
blica en- su edici6n del catorce de agos
to una information, en- la cual dice
que ell consul argentine EN- Mia. don
Roberto Perez, a prop6sito de una coz
Iiferencia dada en- Paris por ell senor
Dupeyrat, acerca de la situaci6n de los
hijos de franceses On sur America
las Antillas, escribe remitiendo copia
de un Importance fallo dado por un
tribunal frances, y en- ell cual, ratif-
canGose 10 dispuesto en- ell articulo II
inc. 40. del C0digo Civil frances, Sc
estableee terminantemente la naciona-
hdad del hijo de franceses nacido en-
pals NE1trafio. Dicho articulo dispone
que eel frances que sin autorizaci6n
del gobierno tome servicio militar en-
el extranjero, pierde la calidad de fran
ces''.
En- Ell case a Que Sc refiere Ell senior
Perez, Sc trataba de I'm juicio de apela
ez0n seguido por don Miguel WARM, ciu
dadano argentine hijo de frances, an
te la primera camara del tribunal civil
de primera instancia IN Rouen (Sena
Inferior), y Ia sentencia, dictada en-
27 de mayo de mil novecientos diez
ocho, resolvio que Miguel WARM. ma
cido el veintisiete Gle JUNO de mil ocho
ojentos ndventa Y dos en- Viilaguay IRE
r1blica Argentina de padres france
ses, era frances, pero que Ell perdio es-
te derecho el 24 de 6iciembre de 1915,
For haberse enrolado hbre volunta-
riarnente en- ell ejercito argentine. pres
tando servicio en- aquel eiercito sin la
authorization del gobierno frances.
Segiln 10 establecido por el Codigo
Civil frances y ratifcado por Ell tribu-
raj del Sena, no solamente han queda-
do sin ciudadania los hiios de france
ses nacidos en- Argentina, sino tambian
algunos hijos de franceses nacidos en-
Puerto Rico, por no acudir al llama
Eliento que hiciera en- esta isla Ell Con
sui de Francia seiior Ives du Courthial,
quien al romperse las hostihdades en-
TIE su gobierno Y los Imperios Centra-
les, hizo I'm llamamiento "a dichos s1b-
dltos para que Sc inscribieran en- el Con
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
MUNIc1PIo DE SAN JUAN, P. B.

San Juan, P. R., Oct. 2 de 1922.
Ell dia 80 de Noviembre de 1922,
las diez de la ma1ana, tendra efecto
en- ell Edihcio Ayuntamiento, en- San
Juan, P. R. EN- acto publico y ante la
Comision correspondence, la subasta
para ell 'Suministro. trasporte y en-
trega en- San Juan, P. r. de mas
menos 10000 toneladas de tuberia de
hierro fundido de enchufe Gordon
$50 toneladas de accessories Y piezas
especiales de fundicion tuberia
pleas especiales de scero para las
obras del Nuevo Acueducto dc San
Juan, tomando las aguas del rio Baya-
mon'
Ell modelo de proportion, instruccio-
nes los licitadores pliego de condi-
clones demas antecedentes relaciona
COS con dichas obras Sc encuentran de
manifesto en- la Ofcina del Comisio-
nado de Obras Publicas Municipales,
pu6iendo obtenerse copias de los do
cumentos mediante un recibo que acre
dise haber depositado cada interesado
en- la Ofcina del Comisionado de Ha-
cienda de San Juan, P. r. la cantidad
de $1,000 que seran reembolsados al
ievolverse dichos documentos compile
tos ell buen estado.
la Junta de Subasta podra recha
gar cualquiera todas las proposicio-
res presentadas Sc reserva el derc-
cho de adjudicar el contrato la pro-
posici6n que juzgue mas ventajosa.
aunque no resultare ser la mas baJa
en- precio.
MARTIN TRAVIESO.
Comisionado de Servicio P1blico,
Policia Prisiones. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
ANUNCIo DE sUBASTA
MUNIc1PIo DE SAN JUAN, P. q.
CFICINA DEL CoMIsIONADO DE
OBRAS PUBLICAS

San Juan, P. R., Oct. 2 de 1922.
Ell dia II de Octubre de 1922, a las
oiez de la maiiana, tendra efecto en- Ell
Edificio Ayuntamiento, en- acto pubhco
y ante la Comisi6n correspondence, la
subasta para las obras de "Constrrc-
cion de un Canine afirmado pava las
obras del Nuevo Acueducto az San
Juan, tonando las aguas del rio Ia
yamon''.
FL modelo de proposition instruccio.
nes para los licitsdores. pIiego de con-
diciones Y demas auteeedenSes relaCio-
nados con dichas obras Sc encuentran
de manifesto en- la ofcina del Comisio
nado de Obras P1blicas Manicipales,
pudiendo obtenersa copias de los docu-
mentos mediante recibo que acredite
haber depositado cada inter3sado en- la
Cficina del Comisionado de Hacienda
de San Juan, la cantidad de $50 que
seran reembolsados al devolverse di-
chos documentos completes Y en- buen
estado.
Ell Concejo de Administration podra
rechazar cualquiera o todas las propo
siciones presentadas y Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de adjudicar Ell contrato a la
proposition que juzgue mas ventajosa
aunqeu no resutare ser la mas baja
Pm precio.
MARTIN TRAVIESO,
Comisionado de Ssrvicio Publico,
Poicia Prisiones. Advt.
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LA ARMADA DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS CELEBRARA UN Ola DE
FIESTA
Omitted Press)

WASHINTON, octubre T. Por re-
comendacion de Ia Liga Naval de los
Estados Unidos, ell Departamento de Ia
Armada ha fjado Ell viernes, 27 de
octubre, como d5a de la Armada, para
que Sc ce,ebre una fiesta general Ell
todos los ba~cos dc guerra dc la escua-
Ora americana.
Los m'arilos americanos, estaciona-
dos en- Puerto Ricovy las Filipinas, ce
lebraran dicha fiesta, la cual promote
resuItar brirantfsima.
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.iGa nese I'd. E xtra
.$65 S m a n ale s!

Aprovechando su tempo libre en- los mag
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Nuevo remedio para el higado. Cura
todOs los desordenes del hfgado
Y del estomago.

FL Remedio de Leonardo es TN nuevo
descubrimiento vegetal que limpia Ell higa-
do y estomago de todas las n1aterias vene.
nosas y l1ace que estos organos vitales
trabaJen propIamente Ell Remedio de
Leonardo para el Higado no contiene caio-
mel, M deJa a la persona estrcnida. 81
sufre I'd. de desordenes del higado. ell es- &
tonnage o intestinos. tome inmediatamente
cl Remedio de Leonardo. un agradable me-
dicamento que scgura inofensIyamente
tortaieeera y .permanentemente vigorizara
su hlgado estomago Biliosidad. dolores
de cabeza, estomago agrio. indigestion,
eructos, aliento fetido; estrenimiento y
palpitaciones son pruebas de que tiene I'd. !,
el higado y estomago descompuestos de-
mandan. e! uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo. De venta en- todas las drogue-
rias. 4
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euticos
Tonlen nota.

He vueIto de los Estados y
las maldades de mis- competido-
res lie haran uds. reir, inaginen-
Sc Uds. que lie han eserito "a
los manufacturers, "0ue 81 me
venden a mi mercancias eIIos
deiaran de comprarIas, ETC., no
es este una gracia, este es bas-
tante amigos mios, por ahora.
Los articuIos tendran que ba-
jar en- precio, y yo soy el que
Voy hacerIos baiar mas. He trail
do de todo para venderle a uste-
des barato, pero mas barato, no
seeolviden muchachos. Yo he si-
do ell hombre que he ayudado a
ustedes, ahora ustedes respaI-
darne.
The erfum cry Store.
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Los hjOs de franceses que siirvierOn en-.
sIel ejercito extranjjerO perGeron Ia
Ciudananla francesa :

Ell TRIBUNAL DEL SENA RATIFI
CA Lo DISPUEsTo EN- Ell ARTI-
CULO II DEL CoDIGo CIVIL
FRANCES
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Austin Nichols, thought well Of BY at
least one large Wall street house, shows
4 1921 report in line with known condi-
ti0ns in the grocery trades during the
past year. Earnings for the period were
at the rate of but IS cents on the pre-
ferred. whereas in 1920 the company
earned at the rate Of I cents on the COM
mon.
As an Offset 10 the dismal 1921 reports
ot rubber companies, issued Saturday,
statements of the progress Of the Kelly
Springfield company were decidedly
cheerful and more descriptive of current
conditions in the tire Industry This
company Is turning out some 1900 tires
per day and the present inventory is in
a favorable position when current prices
are taken into consideration. II is re-
ported that the company is earning its
preferred dividend easily at present. and
that by midsummer Il should begin to
make a showing IN the common.
With the copper stocks. as a group. fol-
lowing the general trend of the market
traders delving into figures explanatory
of the present position of the copper in
dustry find little 10 disturb them. Pro
Guction for January WAS .. Goa coo pounds
with the rag increasing steadily. until
he March total output of 6g0000qJ
pounds. The total for the first quarter he
ing lS9ttluuo pounds. Imports during
the period showed the same ratio of adj
vance The total for the quarter being
GI.5oOO00 pounds. With this new supply
against 3j1.O00,OO0 pounds of copper
sold, IL was necessary to draw 1j4 600 Con
pounds from surplus. Stocks on hand
Jan. l were 79j.O00000 pounds. and the
first quarter drain reduced this to GIL
5Q0,OGe pounds. OF this amount approxi-
n2tely 5Ss.5oo,o0o pounds il refined, and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
MUSCLE SHOALS
is INSPECTED
BY CHEMISTS
800 Members of National
Body Attend Research
Convention.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 10.-Eight
hundred members Of the American Chem
ical Society gathered here today in an
nual convention to discuss problems and
outline program in research work for
1922. The convention will continue
through Wednesday.
Chemical problems that will be present.
ed by the development of the Muscle
Shoals properties in North Alabama and
the possibilities of producing nitrates for
fertilizer at the great water power plant
we're the principal subjects up for dis
cussiOn today. Statements made several
weeks ago by c. L. Parsons, Government
chemist, in testifying before the House
Military Affairs Committee that nitrates
could not be produced probably by the
cyanimid process at Muscle Shoals were
discussed pro and con by the delegates.
A minute inspection of the plant made
yesterday by all the American members
of the party has resulted in divergent
opinions being formed on the subject.
The majority of the delegates agree with
Thomas 4. Edison that nitrates can be
produced Cheaply at Muscle Shoals, while
a number of them agree with Parsons
that this is impossible, citing the failure
OF France, Italy, canada, Norway and
Sweden to produce cheap nitrates by the
cyanimid process.
In granting permission to the delegates
to visit the plant the War Department
specified that only members Of the soci-
ETY. who were bona tide American citi-
zens and who were not connected With
any corporation engaged in the manu-
facture of nitrates would be permitted
t oinspect the Muscle Shoals properties.
On account Of this specification several
members of the party did not accompany
other members on the inspection trip.
Delegates to the convention arrived to-
day by special train, the majority COM
ing from Washington and other Eastern
point. While en- route to Birmingham the
delegates made an inspection trip to the
properties of the Clinchfeld Portland Ce-
ment Company at Kingsport, Tenn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
BRING SCHOOLS
IN CLOSE TOUCH
WITH BUSINESS
Need Fewer White Shirt
Graduates and More
Workers.

HONOLULU, April 10.-A conference
called by Governor W. r. Harrington
discussed bringing the Hawaiian school
system into closer touch with uawaifs
chief industry, agriculture.
Governor Harrington said that what
Hawaii needs to solve its laoo- shortage
is fewer Indifferent bookEeepers and
'white-shirt' youths among graduates Of
Hawaiian schools and more young men
and women Who will devote themselves
to agricultural and kindred industries.
MANY people are concerned over the
future of schools and school children of
Hawaii" said the Governor, I'VE have
enrolled more than 5000 children. II
one-eighth Of them are leaving school
each year, that means an annual output
of G,O00 boys and girls. The problem Of
their education and ruture employment
should be attacked at its roots. The
necessary information should be made
available
At the conference we're represented
sugar and pineapple interests, the De-
partment of Public Instruction. the
University OF Hawaii, the Hawaiian
homes commission, the Chamber of Com
merce of Honolulu and the American
Legion. 1t was agreed that Hawaii must
make agricultural work more attractive
If it expects to induce the sons and
daughters of the present generation Of
Oriental laborers 10 stay on the p!anta-
tons. Importation of Chinese labor.
now proposed in a resolution before Con-
gress, offers only temporary relief from
the labor shortage.
James d. Dole. president Of the Ha-
waiian Pineapple Company, largest
packing concern in the islands, said
either we must interest our boys in
agriculture or import new labor. or see
agriculture dwindle and decline"
II. Z. Agee. director of the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Experiment Station, de-
clared that many of the 5000 boys
graduated either must leave the Islands
or become day laborers."
George +. Renton. Jr., manager OF
Eva Plantations told of a great change
on the plantations in five years. Many
expert plantation laborers-that is, men
who really became specialists-have left.
1t is impossible to I'LL their places with
younger men. He predicted that ma
chimes must ultimately be devised to do
the heaviest part of plantation work,
such as cutting and loading White men
find it impossible to stand up under the
work.
The Governor announced that he will
name n committee to gather data on the
schools educational and industrial needs.
Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger
Company.