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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-26

The new closed models are now in
full production and will be shipped on
regular schedule starting next week.
Both these models of the 1923 Oakland
line are entirely new and have Fisher
built bodies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES


ADNfNfsTKAToas NOTICE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO,
County Of befualillo. .
Ia ihs Probate Court.
In the Matter o. the Eaiate u Jamee n.
Mattinely. Decreased
Notice u hereby given that fhe uadeJ.
siened Administrator " fAe sid estate,
Old on ne flrrt day o. Jane. te2e. A. A.
adjourned regular term % The Probate
Court ~ isefualillo County. file Ia final
nccoanf Of such administrator nad the
court ~theFenpon fixed Monday. The third
dsy o. July, ie22. a. tho regular term
81 oss.s ssSn 70 ssss iius a. s .as ss' sas
the srttlement thereof
THE STATE TRUST 4 SAVINGS BAN.
or ALBUQUERQUE, n. ~.
Administrator
NOTICE or SUIT
erAFE of NEW MEXICO,
Comfy ~ nsrnainio.
In the DlstFiet Court.
Toribio 0arcia.
Julia c Bnidulni. Anssls Gianini. heirs
a. law ef Angele vslani s.a oil IN
known heirs 81 Law ~ AuErio NiFinnL,
knEelo Hsice. Char.es T. Jones Il Nv
ing and 4 dead bis Unknown heiU
nshss = Sn nc
- IN.I wv NNnn - 88N ~ ~ W
knoen claimants 70 the PROMISES hare.
matter descrIbad.
Yoa The shows named dcfrntaats take
notiee that . suit Ans heen filed against
ynu 10 The above named Court CouafY
and State BY she Plaintiff above named.
wheraln The said PiAinfln prars and ths
object Of said suit bcins that bis title
10 M 10 ths hsruinHfter deacriked rel
eafAt b. established and foreFer quoted
snd that you the eaid Defcndaats. be
forever barred and estapped from having
or claiming any title or interest therein
lot Two. Block Two. helvedere
Addition TO the City % A~ihuqnsraue
g. per filed plat 81 that Addition.
dated December -. lisa,
You are further notified that uniess
you enter or cause 10 be entsred your
appearance IN said cause oE or before the
10Th day o. Juiy. 1929. ludsmrnt hy de.
fanit sm be catered against yse and
the relief prayed fos will he rsksA fes
and granted The Atturnry TOE the
Plaintiff and his postoffice s1drrss are
feiiH Baea. A~ih1qusrane. n "
fRED cRoLLoTTT.
ny HARRY v. LEE.
tsEALl Dspaty
May 20 June 20lo
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ToREIa.N EXCIANaE

NEA YORK, jane t-torcRn
exchange. easier. Greet britain.
demand ffeA cables. tax
sixty day bills on banks ff7h
France. demand. go6 cables.
e.oSh italy, demand. SIS. cables.
sisA belgium, demand. 3 - v
cable sac. Germany. demand.
.s3L cables. ,3f&. Holland de-
mand as.02 cables. SgD7 Nor
way demand. t7,s0. SWEDEN. de-
inand. 20 %. Denmark. demand.
sl9N. switzerland. demand. Igl5.
Spain demand. 1850. Greece. de-
mand, 40. Poland. demand.
o. CEerho-SioNakin. demand.
l-9a ArEentinc, demand, as.bh.
sgb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

CHlcACO IN. June s.-Whcai
turned dovnwaFd In prizes today
aurinR the first part % the board
Of Tradq session with a~ttcufion
chiafIy given 20 the Eovernurnl
crop report showing a probable
yield ~ about so0oe.o0O bua1iels
more thes was harvested last ,1Dr.
ON the decilnea however. eleta-
tor inferred herr took 10 the bufinr
side Tho opening. witch ranged
from &c 30 thc lower. with 4nit.
ails to flfsA and Aeptemlrf
ajax was followed w n material
further DROP ana tNep ~ FqmssAtR1
OF q rally,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

CHICAGO. June o~Buttef-
Market higher. Creamery extras.
'asc; firsts' socV ace seconds. 1sc
q xsc. standards. 3bc.
Eggs-Market unchanged. Her,
celpls. 40. SOC cases
Pouitry--Aiise. lower. fowia ale.
hroiiers. Csc q aSe. roosters. i4c. sss
POtators-MRrket veal. Re-
ceipts. a. cars, total United States
shipments. STS cars; Michigan
round whites. 4. s.. No q sacteAi
dock sale, t2l0mt14te cet new
stock weak Alabama and Louis.
ana Bliss Triumphs. No A. sacked.
some slightly heated, sac 4takes
cwt. TexaA Bliss Trlumpiir. NO \.
sacked, poorly Eraded. fs.epTe1.bo
owl. Tekas irlsh cobblers, No a..
sacked slightly heated. st.oe est
KANSAS City. June e.-e-taNRz
Market unchanged Flratf. 764
Butter=JnchanEee. Creamsfy
see; packing tie
Pouitry-N Market heavy. Hens.
iscG Iec. one cent lower. broltasa.
Anchanaed, acc. rooatprh. lie.
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ST JOSEPH, 40. Iune s.-cet-
tle-Receipts, 100. Beef cattle
and butcher she stock, mostly
steady early sales calves, 30 70 -
lower. top. Light yearilnRs. OtS.
steers. mostly 1918 and down. few
odd londs, 60 90; Texas quaranunr
cattle. $3.50 fs2s. desirable cows
mostly $500 and down. a few
choicc up to $3.50 calves. early.
mostly $500. a few at $3.50.
HnRs-Rcccipts. 5000. Few
early sales to shippers and pack
ere Market weak 10 . cents lower
than yesterday aNcrage. bulk, no
40 22o-Vound weiahts. $1,000
s10.b0; average cost yesterday.
ti0.2b for 231-poundcrr,
Sheep-Roceipts. i.0Qo. Market
generally steady TOP, native spring
lambs. sta.T5; cniis. t7oo; medium
TO good wcthers. $3.50 ewes. ta.50
mk4e0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Hernandez Is Nssaed
Chief Field Deputy

lohn " Hefnnn1eH. aen "a ~
9. Befnahdfz. has bean npttihteA
chief neld deputy af the dIHtfIff
heaaauartrfa u the fnt8tEal H&t-
enue bureau ~ eottst1f A ~.
Miller. who has been Transferred -
the pEuhlliffen afIrieo 81 wan.
lnrfon Manuel y Ban4thpFra ~
santa ~. has teer NAMED a. NJ.
Hernandez aucceaasr ~ field depu-
~ cnIirrinf
Heruandox " . graduate Of fne
local high school and tho He1
Mexico tlflruIItuaI EoHHHe. IIe
served dutInH The war 4fIR hu-
Isoludmerl VII lake effect On
July -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

NEW YORK, June a.-Forcign
hnr silver. HMc,
Coppcr-sieady. eicctrolytlc, spot
and futures. fRk nif
TIN Easy; tput and nearby
So 81. futures salsa.
fron-Steady; prices unchanged
l<ad-firmi spot. tb.7sWtd0e
Zinc steady. East ~ Louis de-
lively spot and nearby, $500
Antimony-spoi ts-ssgss.so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
LIBERTY BOMB

NEW YORK. June g-LJbeFty
bonds closed. ava $4,000: first
e. sss 30. bid; second as 1880
first ~ $4,000; second al >.
see "a; third Az gi0O.O2. Fourth
$4,000; Victory AS.
SlO0sS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. June s.-seIlng
pressure. partly OF an enforced
character, effected many extreme
declines 81 one 10 three points In
tho stock market today. saies APP
prONimhtcd $50. 900 shares
The closing was heavy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

SEW YORK, Juno ? Spot cot
ton. steady; middilnG. t21bS.
Cotton futures CLOSED very atoady
Iuh. t11.0ss October, t72.92. Re
comher AT 50, January. tsi.7e.
March. t21.to.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

NIW YORK June call
mnney easy; high. 3. low, s; ruling
rate D. closing. 3W3h last loan.
. c-iil loans against acceptanccs. y
Time loans. easier; sixty days. T.
90 days, "a sin months. A.
Prime mercantile paper. taAA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

OMAHA. Neb,. Jupe a-Whegfn
No O. haid. tf4e@ftses; No. :.
mixed, Sipa.
Gsrn-No 2 white, t<k 9sastcs
No. 2. m,xed. btcN5fhc. nl
oats-No.a white, 70 4 a1es ~:
Ne : Waite aaAe@MAe
wheat. No. :. hard. tfA7 fi.4p: =.
so : rcd Gla0ti.ts.
carn-No. 3. white. s7e; Nol's.
ycilowi 59ikeaksc. .
hny-ke cents ioNeri choiea al.
faifa. Sis.oOQ 5000. NO. !. prairlcf
al 80 Wffa.0o. No. 2. timothy.r
gsb06tgels0 clover. mixed light
$4,000 te0.eo.
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CHICAGO. June a.-cnule-nc-
erintr = 900. Mnfket RctlEe. gen.,
orally steady on all cinascs. in-be-
tween grades. butcher SHE stock
and sorts on bulls. slow: ruin
largely beef steers OF rather piaie
FLESH conditions part load buiiocka.
$3.50 Kearlingr aud maturcd -
stcera. 1850; bulk. beef ~stscrag
ts-ae@ IS. 90. bulk. bologna bulls.
ff5eMt415. bulk. ycaless. 10
packers. sio.beatii.eo. few at"
stt.so.
Hogn-Recolpts. %. goo. Market
opened steady with Thursdays best
time: later { 10 80 cents lower thani
early. or steady 10 five cents lower
than the average. top. efo.sS; bulk.
.iSSSg:i9eS: piEs steady: mostly
si0.bom s10.7s. medium weights,
Sio.70m 5000. nght weights,
SO 90 mtie.e6, iinht lights. fto.to
$3.50. packing sows. smooth.
$3.50 0ta.90. packing sowH. rough.
ss.o09 Ss.5Os killing pigs. sg7sN
5000.
sheep-Heccipts. 1900. Market
slow. mostly Is cents lower. ton.
spring lambs. fif.5o. culls, 5000
SS.b0. mostly ~ 90: shorn lambs
scarce: two doubio-deck carloads
good 9O-pound fed westerns. tts.0O.
heavy ewes dragging around ts.oo:
lest, iieht faf ewes. quotable 90
81. o0s todny'a receipts include
$500 direct to packers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

? Corn prices developed ssr>rfQt.
despite the ussknoss % @}.q4tss
AIR opening unchanged % ~
higher july seEc 20 Sic the mar
ket SCARED material rains ali
around.
oats were depressed by the Koy-
crnment report pointing 20 a iafktr
cron than had been generally ".
pectea. The market opened We %
Mc8 NC lower. July sshc and
then n>EEca further before Begin :
ming 10 recover.
Provisions Sare steadied by kqf,
upturn In the corn market
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
wANTED-Room
WANTED

Ny two young ladies, room and sleeping
porch, with kifthen privilege. or house
korpsng rnam With sleeping porch no
airf. NUT be close In. Epod lorailaE.
reasonable rent, private home. Address
AHA care Evening Herald.
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foR sAlE-Mlsesnaneoaa

FON NAIE -NlaLt aercs q hfat 1Ilss. AZ
falls. win sell each eatiieE tepefAie
~ ffnr Iof sHfIfe season. y ready 10
znt nov. Sac r n rfitft Al HE NofroE
Anto Co, eia West Silver,
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FOR SALE

Flve-room adobe hcusc. lot Aex
100 feet. tN6O, terms.
Choice lot Fourth ward. boxif2
a.. ALSO. terms. Inquire Ma
tlonAl Investment Co, a0s "a
. West Gold.
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REBrIIlT BARGAINS
IN Used CARS.

SEVEN PASSENGER BUIcK 1919
MODEL
SEWN PASSENGER HAYNES
1919 MODEL.
CADILLAC "g' ROADSrER
(0uApANTEEpl
CADILLAC QFrMMY ROADSTER
tGi ARANTEEDl
PACKARD TWIN etN. 1874, LIKE
sEE THESE CARS BEFORE Yor Buf
ALL IN FIRST CLASS SHAPE
NEW MEXICO MOTOR corr
Phone 7as 5tT West Cenuh.
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KANSAS CITY. June 9s-Catfie-
Receipts. I.eee. Reef steers.
hieady 10 higher. Colofsdes. aA.70
$4,000. she stock and calves,
steady 10 strong. cows 1900 So.
plain and medium kinds. t4.7sH
ssh0: top. yeaiers. $1,000 o. if 90.
one load Texas vealers, t0i00.
heavy yeariine hciferh. $500. eti
other Glasses steady. good year-
iinEs. hctfers. SIS. better grades
bulls. $500 1850; and
cutters. 81 7kh t4.25.
Hows-Receipts. $500. MARKET
cpened slow: latter fairly acfive.
sieady To 10 cents lower. top.
SIo.bb, bulk. IT'S and 26o-pounderH,
5000 t10.bh. few closing ealea
10 To IS cenis lower. 800 To shnp-
perF, bulk, tiO.a5 nffp.qf, enwa
stcady. bulk. sg.cs0S9-4o; stock
rigs. 10 cents higher. bulk. DEAR
+, able natives, ti0.7t Itii-oo.
shsep--R Receipts. i.b0o. sheep
and spring amns steady. light
owes. SEQ. wethers. $500. best
native spring lambs, tl4.0c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
DENVER

DENVER. June s-cattle-Rc-
ccipts. 200. Market unchanged.
Beef steers. . 7s6ats.oO; eowr and
heiferA tS.T5a ts.2b. calves, sebo
Mtii.0o. bulls. 500 b b.Oo.
stockers and feeders, 5000 @tI.oo.
Hoe-RecciptH. fO0. Market
steady: top. ei0.oes. bulk, ts.soW
1000.
Sheep-rReceipts AT. Market
unchanged. Clipped cwcs, 40 90 a
SO SO; spring iambs. So. 0 Nsi3.1b.
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FoR ~RENT-Hopsss


FOR HENT-Fiss room furnlsnea house;
garsse. Gail issoR S2a s Arns.
FoR REsr--Slss home o. a. room. and
pofohea, completely f~ursishedi nice
lose,'ou. highlands close ia. Phops ietI'J
FOR RREr-Your room bunEalow sud
inriosed sleeping porch; modern; sell
and Completely furnished shaffer piano
large seTsened front porcA; no siek, close
In Inquire T0a west silver.
ron RENT-Niecly furnished four room
hoese. front and back screened rofchcs
ssd slesples porch; Tor vel people. aio
West Lead.
FOR RENT-Nies aaFaon basse con.
plctely furnished bath, large lot ffait
lgess. 1909 south Fourth, see Bread
Bicycle Co. gao south sseend- Phone
niahed house, desirable iocation. fnquire
Mr.. sherman, At First savings Bsak sad
Trust %. Phons ,.
FoR RESr-Nles broom hoass. CON.
picieb furnished TO- one o. iva fam.
bies Modern; bath, electric lighis, hot
enh cold water, sefeened pefeh. beafiag
trait tres, large lot 1905 soafh Fourth
street sss bread Bisyes Co. saO s.
seTond ~, phone lso.
FoR RENr-Your room hoase With sleep.
lnS nersh psniy farnishsd Phens 2s2.
EIy L ROOM house; veil furnished; sloss
IN. Dr.. yesterday, 900 north Fourth.
soR HENT-Niesly furnisAsf tour. room
csttage With perch HiEhlaad r. Nc.
ClnskaE. goa West uold.
ROOMS WITH BOARD
NoDEKs. H0NkfIkE hnsml > bosfd.
$40 Aadrsss Boa ~. Aztas, \ N.
FIRST CLASS ,seis beard, islo North
Tanlffh kiFeet.
ron REkT slseples porch via beard;
IN hlshlanas, rhoas Hts'w
FABLE hoARb- HsrheSt class IN syery
way eknri distance from TOYS. hfs.
kd,th Ia Deli s1a w. rngeh Phops
ron KEtIs Room sna besf4' vefkinE
mss hs,,su'd' sha south n~'esayss'
rems cssi'ss. So Ssr'S TsaiI.
ROOM AND n0ARD moasse homsIke
$40 Ideal climate. Mrs.. wssL Aaiee.
Ne~ Mesieo.
nuAHD AND ROOM
Hrecial nunmcr rafaa, ESQ per menth
enellnp4 beard. private room With sleep.
~ j0nNps EPIshOPAi. sASAToRIun
Phsee eet
FOR RENT
f0k kkNT--haliaise 81 so Wsst COP.
per suitable for garage. fnqrire n.
4 Sherman. a. fiut hasinrs nank and
Trust Co rhuns 3
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.-- ..--
FOR SALE-Misceilaneous
$500 "a o. =
49,. ~. ~ 49,. g.
arcra q a' y" -" ~ " ."
ufcKs many
c1.,, uu,s whal, ms,s ui,h al, ,bs
cream delivered 10 you a. Il eomes from
the cows This milk arfers with the
haby's stomach. phona s3s. Albu.
aasraue, N. u.
Foh sALh-sse.pttensi ns,sslns
.-ssroi snsslirsts .iishsiy used pisss
ssrv -~reAsensbis nersiosh Auto Co..
VTfTamdxpfIN UTIV pRoM IN.
cfIrfrnFa phans atia.
n. -
FOR sALE-Fof your home made cakes
phone 1os6.J. Mrs Grant Special
attention TO orders for parties or ban
quets. Prizes right.
TypvwRirFRs-An malta, sis .rd
up' $500 n.r monsS. AIhuqnsrqus
Typewriter g~zesanss, ias South Fearts
~.
GOOD OFFICE sAFE FOR sALEi
hAh,aan .-nSo Easy Tnknr
"a" SoVfn sH''"D' F""NA ~
TRY R55S.s. Mill asfIssert1ee sSsTss.
ia phon. MARA
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LOST

Central sonewhere. ~ kappa
ipha. sister pin; name Ralph Miller
PAVED on bach, reward. Phone SAL
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~srrUATi0ne WANTED

jSTEp-By tive ysuns isdica. ~erk
tdmk store on fH1fAyf or sfeaings.
frssi, Aiea, Cane Herald.
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WANTED-salesmsn

,NTED-salssmas With car 70 call On
salera with low priced 5000 mhs
Compensation satiafaciary 10 man
ability. ms O. 4. amita Company.
hi hend Ind.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
CONNIE MACK
THROUGH WITH
Whitley WITT
Athletics Manager Hopes to
Put Over Big Deal Bringing
Him Needed Players.

PHILADELPHIA. April lion
the eve of the opening of the pen
nant race. Connie Mack is engineer
ing big deal which be hopes win
bring some needed players 20 the
Athletics.
The transaction involves Whitley
Witt. the sawed-off but hard-hitting
outfielder. I'm through with Witt, !"
said Mack last night. land he win
not appear ON the Athletic team
again"
No reason has been asxsnsd for
the rupture between the manager
and player. but there were uncon-
firmed reports that the latter has
been playing indiffsrently this
spring. II has been known that
Witt has long bean anxious TO be
transferred to some other club In the
American League.
To find out how other teams re-
sarded the value of Witt. Mack Ass1-
ed for waivers on him the other day.
and nearly every other club in the
league claimed him. Mack In now
negotiating with several clubs and
Witt win go to the club making the
most attractive player offer. or he
may take cash 20 buy other players
IL he can't get tnfleiders, Of whom
he is In great need at present
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
SAILS;
UNCERTAIN Of
COURSE ABROAD
Champion VIII Be Guest Of
Georges Carpenter II He
Goes to France.

NEW YORK. April 11.--Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion, accompanied by Jack
Ke&rns. his manager, Joe BENJAMIN.
the California lightweight. and the
rest of his official family. sailed ON
the Aauitania before noon today
for England. ~
Before departing Dempsey reiter-
ated that he had no definite assur-
ances OF matches abroad with
Beckett. Carpenter or other for
eign heavyweights- He also secuted
the idea that he would fight Harry
Wills. the negro, on the other side.
The champion win be gone from
two 10 three months. depending
upon. the financial success OF the
venture. He said he meant to visit
France, IL possible, and while there
be the guest of Georges Carpenter,
his fistic rival of the battle OF the
century" at Jersey City last July.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
BROOKLYN CLUB STOPS
PAYING, FANS WAR TAX

NEW YoRK. April ii.--whsn the
1S,eoo or 90 fans who saw the Brook
iyn superbas yesterday make their
first appearance before a home
crowd this season and lose by TO 9,
reached the gates they found prices
at Ebbets Field had been increased.
The increase is In the matter Of
having the fans pay the war tax
of 10 per cent, which has hitherto
been paid by the Brooklyn club.
Ever since the Federal amusement
tAx went into effect the New York
National and American League clubs
have collected from the fans and 30
have other clubs, but for the past
two years ths Brooklyn Club has
paid II. Ebbets and the MoKeever
RrothSrs sxpsctsd to continue pay
ing. thinking the tax would soon be
aboliBhed- Rscsnt sdvfoss have bcen
that the tax may last for the next
en- ysAru. or IL may be forvvsr.
sO6nuAals Of ths club estimated shat
n ths past two years they have paid
suH ei0e. .oeo or mere In taxes which
IN other parks have bean collected
nvm fans. They explained that. as
thsy had 10 meet the competition Of
oluhs which passed along the tax to
the pubic they had to follow the
same policy.
The only unchanged price 10 that
of 50 cents for seats In the open pa
wilton, which Is largely patronixed
by boys. Prices for the grand stand
are s1.1o, for reserved seats s1.25 and
Tor box seats, S16b.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
HAMPDEN-SlDNEY GETS
ACTION HERE TOMORROW

HAMPDEN-SIDNH Va, April
11,--Coach 70. G. Roundy, mentor of
the Hampden-Sidney College base
ball nine, will invade Maryland to-
day with one OF the strongest ball
teams that has ever represented the
Tigers. The locals will meet Wash
fngton College at Cheetertown, Md,
and on the following day they win
take on Gallsudet at Washington.
The Tigers had eight letter men
back at the start of the season, with
two pitchers of last year In the
line up. Two recruit twirlers COM
pleted one of the strongest hurting
staffs in Virginia, and II is upon this
quartet, headed by Captain Brena-
man, that Coach Roundy In depend
ing for success upon the Northern
trip. Before meeting washington
College the Hampden-Sidney ball
tossers will play Newport News and
Portsmouth. Of the Virginia League.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11

ager Mr.. Milan" The others all
called him Zeb. Now, DIR. Simon,
you'd have made big hit with the
players grouped in front of you,
had you called him just plain Rod
ney, which was the name of a GER
tain Tennessee mule in one of Zeb's
famous stories.
Perhaps tho most touching trib-
ute Of friendship ever rendered .
man publicly in this city was
that OF Rev. DIR. James Shera
Montgomery to Clark @. Griffith.
It brought tears to Griff's eyes
and humps to many q throat
Then Rodney rose TO his feet.
Straight from the shoulde: he told
the gang that he expected TO travel
a long, rocky road but that he had
a good ball team and he hoped to
finish close TO the top or there
about. He promised no pennant. at
least for this year, but he did prom
Use TO do his best and. speaking for
the players. he promised the same
thing for each and every one of
them.
@. Harry Ward. the demon. corre-
spondent of the I. ". s., was seen
taking copicus notes. His brother
Walter was coaching him.
Sam SteinbersW, all adorned in
hts best soup and fish. had been
busy as a wet hen all evening. He
had staged the whole darn thing
thus FAR, and with great success.
He was to finish in a burst of class.
He brought on his talent"
III w~s~
fields ''Follies" at the National
Theater. and KyrA, the famous
classic dancer from Ira LaMotte's
the evenings topiiners. Van and
q big hit too, almost as great as
the leaders.
Take a peek at the Beiasoo BIN
Ira LAMotts sent out; the Purcella
brothers. Florence shubert, Roy
Cummings, Billee Shaw, Herbert
Hoey. Viola Van strouber Ralph
Joe Keno, Clarence Har-
very, and Bard and Pearl. The
latter pair were introduced ~ ..ths
dumbest act on any staxe.~ No,
brother, no, the palm goes- to Uncle
Nick Aitrock- who was q scream
all evening.
E&riy this morning we were bid
ins farewell 10 Milt KronhsAm. Bfll
6ardo Frank Saffel and this bird
Copeland. who at first 9sll under
the suspicion of belonging to Colonel
Mutt. but was later identified as
a regular guy.
Sam stcinberger iept late today.
He needed q rest after his months
hard work.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
|kEB MILAN BEGINS LONG
|MARCHTOWA WARD PENNANT|
|WITH BASEBALL BANQUET
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Banquets frequently think of that
famous bath Of the phsdelpha Athletics at the Hotel Asor New
Of Ban Johnson starting and also ending with the classic phrase
going to
Tom Fishers Alexandra tmepce Frank Hogan heard
anagerisl following with comment regarding his
ability And the tough thing
understood exactly
said. are they used to be. tx
Nevertheless banquet might be termed
Lands
for staff left center and
another the worlds championship
And it
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
Navy Swimmers Name
Washington Lad
Captain

Guy Winkjer, of 1921 Lowreste
street northeast, has been elected
captain of the Naval Academy
swimming team. He has been a
member of the team three years,
specializing in distances from so
to 100 yards. and has figured
close TO the intercollegiate rec
ords.
Carl Cullen, another Washing
ton lad, Is making good with the
Navy lacrosse team, His home is
at 1855 Kilbourne street north
west.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
COACH TEN EycK TO PUT
FOUR CREWS ON WATER

gYRACUsE, April I1.-Coach
James Ten Eyck. mentor Of the
crew at Syracuse University, has
been putting his charges through
starts and one-mile races for the
last few weeks.
Two varsity and one freshman
crew have been working out daily
at the onondasa Lake inlet. but
after the new shell arrives this
week, the "Old Man" win have four
boats working. Up TO the present
time the daily practice has con-
sisted Of starts and one-miie races.
Stroke worden, Hardie, Hope,
Waldorf, Sturdevant. German, Quigg
and Page form one varsity boat,
while Stroke Muser, Gallagher,
Howard. Brewer. Hoicomb. Lapham,
Mckee and Wise form the other.
The Washington times., 1922-04-11
Fans May Buy Tickets
Beginning at Noon
Tomorrow

While all reserved seat tickets
for tonorrow's opening Ra1ne of
the season have been sold, the
unreserved seat sale viii not be-
gin until tomorrow. At noon
the gates viii be thrown opsu
and the unreserved seats 60 on
sale. The Washington club, In
the face Of heavy demands, hopes
to accommodate 1000 stand-ups
in the grandstand and some 1900
on circus seats In the outfield
The present grandstand and
pavilion will seat more than
$4,000 fans. With the stand-ups
and the circus seats In use. II IL
probable that some 10000 fans
win see this years first game,
making a record for the Capital