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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
.IIlliiInidadi fir / do 8 prOfe-
sores Y estudiantGs
visitaraH Pt0, Rico

FL sitio escogido por la Univcrsidad
dc Virginia, para oar clase ell verano
pr6ximo es San Juan y Rio Piedras. la
Universidad de Virginia, en- coopera-
cion con la Universidad de Puerto Ri
co, Sc propone ensefiar algunos cursos
6e literature espafiola durante cl vera
no de 1922.
FL contenido de las asignatIras que
la Universidad de Virginia ense5e a los
estudiantes es ell mismo que dicha Uni
versi6ad sefiala sus estudiantes en- ell
Ver@ez1. Y 81 los j6veres obtienen el
por ciento requerido en- los examenes
cue Sc efectflan en- la Universidad
dc Puerto Rico, durante el proximo cur
so de verano que de la Universidad de
Virginia en- esta isla, Sc considerara va
lido para que sean adrnitidos cu Virgil
MIA. .z~
Una partida de estudiantes cmbar-
cara con direction a Puerto Rico en- la
segunda senara dc JUNO y tan pronto
lleguen a esta nsla Sc matricularan en-
ell curse de verano de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico, pudiendo escoger las asig
naturas que Sc le han selalado previa-
mente. Los cursos que Sc han ofrecido
son para profesores de espsnol cue de-
seen perfeccionarse en- Ell habla, grama-
ticS sintaxis del idioma csstellano
Tambi6n Sc ensedara fon6tica me-
todo do ense1sr espaiiol.
Todos los miembros de la expedi-
cion tendran oportunidad lie ierfeccio-
mar el espafol y observar las costum-
bres de los nativos y caracteristicas de
nuestro pueblo.
Ademas de esta serie de asignatu-
ras, distinguidos portorriquefos seran
invitados para que den clases de litera
tura e historic de Puerto Rico
Los dias de flestas, sabado = domin-
&C, seran utilizados para que los es-
tpdiantes yisiten el interior de la isla
y Sc cree Que Sc hara un contrato con
una compania naviera de Puerto Rico
para que los profesores y j6vencs sean
conducidos San Tomas sarto Do
mingo.
Ell grupo de profesores que embarca-
ran en- Nueva York para Puerto Rico
estara cargo del DR.. James G. Bar
din, professor -asociado de idiomas Ia
tinos de la Universidad de Virginia, y
Miss j. w. Holt, Instructor de espaiol
6e la Universidad de Virginia. El ira
tajo en- Puerto Rico estara cargo del
dean de Ia Universidad de Puerto Ri
&C. FL DR.. Bardin regresara con todos
los estudiaates, tan pronto tcrminen
sus estudios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
CASA EN- Ell coNpADo

Sc vende o Sc alquila una
hernosa residencia hecha de
concrete y situada en- la ave-
-nida de las Nereidas, cerca del
Parque.
consta de: saIa, antesaIa,
seis habitacionesy comedor,
despensa, dos cuartos de baf1o,
.cocina y .Iayadero. Tiene ade-
mas garage y dos habitacio-
mes Independence para ell SER
Ivicio. ,a4 s.gsesss sse
Para inforn1es dirijase al
p. o. Box 437 San Juan
lame al teIefoho 462 San
Juan o 76O Santurce, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
Los amRrican0S no
adnliten d, Sc diSnli-
nuyaIa zafra Guiana

Los intsreses azueareros del Norte
han expresado su verdadero sentir en-
cuanto Ia anunciada restriction dc la
zafra de Cuba. De la prensa cubana es
Il, siguiente information, Ia cual refle
ia la opinion de los remolacheros del
Norte, en- cuanto a ese asunto, que con-
sideramos de importancia tambien para
nuestros productores de azIcar:
S "Noso.ros los productores de azd-
car americana nos oponemos resuelta-
mente a tai combination pacto con-
ciertos como quiera uanarsele. Nun
CO Sc ha considerable tai medida per los
proauctores de este pals. version de-
be de estar originada en- ell hecho de
que hace algunas semanas, y extraofi-
cialmente, es deeir, sin for,nalidad al
guna Sc lie hizo un grupo de indus
tTiales de la remolacha una suggestion
titubeante en- ell sentido de que Cuba
estarfa tai vez dispuesta q limitar su
exportaci6n de azlcar este pals hasta
la cifra de dos millones dos millones
y medic de toneladas del dulce cafiero
81 los prodUctores america1os consentian
de buen grado a que la tarifa arancela-
ria para las importaciones de Cuba Sc
bajara de los 100 centavos por libra
hey VICENTE / 40 centavos por libra''.
'tEsa proposition, Iavada sin ca
racter Official alguno a una reunion de
prodUctores americanos, ciuda1anos de
los Estados Unidos, fu5 rechazada de
plano, enfaticamente, por una votaci6n
casi unanime de los elomeatos consul
ta5os''.
La tests de los pro3uctores Gle azii
car americanos es la siguiente: quere-
mos unos derechos sufcientes rivelar
la diforsncia entire el costo de pro1uc-
cion de nuestro azdcar y Ell costo de
production de nuestros competidores
La conisi6n arancelaria reconoce en- su
iEforme cue esa difercncia no esta nj
velada nj aln por la actual tarifa de
1.6O para Cuba. Tor 10 tarto nosotros
ne podemos de llinguna manera entr ar
en- I'm pacto que rebaje ese derecho de
Importation. Seria aceptar nuestra pro
pia rrina, seria traer al competitor enc
migo a que destruya nuestra industrial !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
Los gyi1is0a do los Es-
tadQs ljnid9S Sc prepa-
ran para IA guerra
FRANCIS P. GARy#N LES AovIER-
Tt QUE ,TENGAN LISTAs LAS FOR
MULAs CONTRA #POSIBLEs Alta
QUEs A LA NACIoN

ast 4 ! -e q
Las investigaciones uufinicas cn los
actuales mouSentos en- que reina la paz
en- los Estados Unidos,i son detgran in
teres y sunla importancia, 81 &C ticnen
en- cuenta Ia reduction de armamentos
y otras disposiciones aprobada5ten en- la
Corferencia Gel Deaarme celebrada en-
Washington, todo 10 cual ha contribui
90 mermar la potencia naval de los
fuerzas norteamericanas. Asf han mani
festado les oui,nicos de los Estados
Unidos, reunidos en- los salone5 de la
Sociedad de Quimicos Industriales de
America" establecida en- Nueva York.
Ell sr. Francis P. Garvin, presidente
dc Ia Association de Quimicos en-
IN discurso pronunciado en- Ia Asocia-
cion, situada en- la ca1le East Forty
first, manifesto 10 siguiente: "Todos
les quimicos de los Estados Unidos, de-
ben precipitar los estudios qulmicos y
buscar 10 antes possible nuevas f6rmu-
las, para estar preparados y eH un fu-
turo lilo international defiende Ia inte-
gridad de nuestro territorio. Debemos
.descubrir los explosives mas terribles
los gases mas venenosos que los en-
pleados en- la pasada confagraci6n eu-
ropea.
En- la reunion hablaron otras como.
tadas personalidades de la quimica in
Gustrial de los Estados Unidos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17

Aver tarde, en- el salon principal de
Ia Fortaleza, un Redactor nuestro de-
parti6 largo ratio con el se1or we've Cal
zada y los se1ores Garrett, de Nagua-
ho, y ell Lcdo. Hnyke.
Hablando el sefior Huyke acerca de
las. .informaciones que Sc vienen publ
cando diariamente en- la prensa respec-
to a Ia formation de un nuevo partido
por el, Ell senior Tous Soto y ell sefor
Iglesias, aprovecho la oportunidad para
negarnos ma vez mas ese rumor y de-
lante de los respetabilisimos caballeros
mencionados nos ley6 unas manifesto
clones que tenia escritas, y las cuales
aun cuando no Quiso darnoslas luego
para la publicidad, decian mas me-
nos 10 siguiente:
"Es absolutamente incierto que yo
piensc fundar un nuevo partido en-
union de los sehores Iglesias y Tous
Soto. He querido permanecer aislado
dc todo compromise de partido y vota-
re con los socialistas con los repu-
biicanos, segun como me parezca que
estos partidos defender una politica
de verdadero americanismo y sigan la
borando Per el progreso ell bienestar
ds Puerto Rico. AhOra bien, 81 mis- ami
gos qbieren levantar la bandera del anne
Ticarismo en- pn campo ell, donde esten
.tlesIigados de los independentistas, yo,
-tiAry ssta, itac ies resSsre mi -cUrcurs
so mas decidido.''
las precedentes manifestaciones
son enteramonte ciertas, hasta ell extre-
mo de. que el seHor Carrot hizo el ST.
guiente comentario:
'Manana, grandes titulares dira
Ell MUNDO: Hnyke votara con los so
cialistas o con los republicanos"
/. Y efectivamente, asi ha Sucedido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
CoMBATEN FURIoSAMENTE 4
oS FRANCHISES
(De nuestro servicio especial por lo
cables ingles y frances.)

PARIS, mario 10 La mayoria de
los peri6dicos socialistas de Berlin han
iaiciado una fogosa campaIa acusando
al partido comunista frances de estar
en- conv;vencia con Ell gobierno, por 10
cual esta atcntando contra los sagrados
intereses dc lossobreros. Asiulismo los
Giarios comunistas 2tacan rudamente al
rresidente del gobierno, NJ. Poincare,
quien tildan de imperialista reac-
cienario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
UN NUEvo !PARTIDo MEJTCANo
AMIGO DE LOS EsTADos UNIDos

Washington, mario 5.-con Ell pro-
p6sito de que ell gobierno de esta ca
pital reconozca al gobierno del presi-
dente obreg6n de M6jicO, Sc ha orga-
nizado en- este dltiIno pals, lin partido
politzso que SO conocera con el nom,
bre de "Gran Partido Liberal. Es
lider de este partido Fernando Tglesiss
calder6n amigo del actual Presidcn-
3e de la Republica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
DE VALERA HA TORNADO UNA
NUEvA oRGANIzACIoN PoLITIcA

DUBLIN, MARIO 16.- Il lider
Ramon de Valera ha publicado TN la
mamisnto al pals anunc.snio la sorma-
ci6n de un ntievo partido politico o
Asociaci6n Republicans con el fin de
predicar los ideales independentistss Y
para la cual de Valera pide Ell apoyo
moral v economco de todos los rlande
sco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
LOS BoNos MILITAREs Sc cEsTI'
MARIAN EN- LOS BANCos

WASHINGTON, MARIO 15.-Por diez
votos contra cinco la Comision de Ha-
cienda de la CaEara de Representatives.
acordo votar favorablemente oil proyeC
to mediante ell cual los presupuestos Fara
los bonos militares Sc obtendrar direc-
tamentc de los Baneos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
BERENGUER RETRO LA
Omission

MADRID, MARIO 16.z-Ante la rel
terada insistencia del senior Sanchez
Guerra y del rey don Alfonso, Ell gene
tral Berenguer ha accedido On retirar
la renuncia.
Ell General ha vuelto a Melilla, don
de SO encargara personalmente del man
do de las operaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
UN cREDITo PARA PORTUGAL

L1sBoA mario 10 Ell gObierno
irgl6s la concedido un credito de tres
millones de ibras esterlinss y Portu-
gal. pagadero en- cinco amos.
La actitud de Inlaterra ha produ-
cido aqui excelente saludable impre-
sion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
Ell coNDE DE sFoRzA, BE11coso

FARIS, mario 16.-- Il nuevo emba-
jador de Italia, conde de sforza, decla-
r6 que los ejercitos aiados deben inva-
cir Alemania Essta negar Berlin,
puesto cue ell gobierno teut6n solamen-
to esta conspirardo contra los aliados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
PERMANEcEN EN- REsERvA

Tanto Ell Tesorero, sehor Benedicto,
como Ell Secretario del Gobernador, FIR.
Hull, con quienes cambiamos impresio-
nes aver, momentos despu6s de haber
prestado declaration ante Ell Gran III,
rado, no quisieron hacernos manifesto
cion alguna respecto al asunto, Imitaa-
dose a confrmarnos cl hecho de su com
parecencia ante ell citado ORGANISING.
Ell MANAGER DEL FERRocARRIL
DEcIAARARA HOY
FL senior Jimenez, manager de
la compailia del ferrocarrl, quien esta-
ba citado para declarar ante ell Gran
Jurado en- Ell dia de aver, no pudo ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
'COntinda adn Ia Investigation
que Vi0nG praCtiCandO haCe
dlaS eI Gran JuradO
Aver declare ell seCTetario Hull Y para
hoy ha sidO Citada miss Ligget, sub
COmisiOnada de instruction de PtO. Rico.

La opinion publtca sigue cada vez
mas pendiente interesada en- la in
vestigaci6n que viene practicando Ell
Gran Jurado del Tribunal de Distrito,
avivsndose el inter6s publico medida
que nuevos funcionarios importantes
son llamados prestar declaration en-
este asunto.
LOS MIEMBRoS DEL JURADo
Con el prop6sito de que ell publico
conozca los nombres de los sefiores que
componen ell referido Gran Jurado, Gu
vas actuaciones de estos dias en- la in
vestigacion de importantes cuestiones
de gobierno, esta produciendo gran SEN
saci6n pIblica, hemos considerable opor
tuno publican continuation la Hsta
completa de los miembros que 10 com
ponen.
Frssidente, Ignacio Penagaricano,
Miembros: Pho Amador, Rafael M. Pie
trantoni, Vicente Alcaraz, jaime Fort.
Teodoro Aguilar, Jose Gordils, Ramon
Bou Cali, Justiniano Santiago Pasca-
sio Marquee, Felix Monclova, Andres p.
saavedra, Julio Maymi, Federico Lopez
y Jose Seijo.
TEsTIGos QUE CoMPAREcIERofT
Aver jueves, comparecieron a pres
tar declaration ante ell Gran Jurado, el
secretaTio Particular -Gobernador,
Sr. J. r. Hull; Ell Auditor de Puerto
Rico, senior Kessinger; los reprasentan
tes de la Standard Grocery y de Ia
FPlaza Provision v don Eduardo La
rroca Jr., encargado dc los pasaje8 de
la casa "villar y CO.., consignatarios
del vapor "Tanamo".
Para hoy estan citados, ell Auditor,
Miss. Gertrudis Ligget, sub-comisiona-
"a de Instruction; Mr.. G.. Hartman,
empleado del Departamento de Instruc-
cion Mr.. McCown, assistant que fue del
Auditor Bonner quien tenia a su car
go los comprobantes de Ia Mansion Eje
cutiva, y fnalmente han sido citados
los bancos American Colonial Bank ;
y ''Bank of Nova Scotia
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
BIG THREE AGREE.
| TO BAR SPITBALL
Harvard, Yale and Princeton
May Use Damp Delivery
Against Outside Teams.
BY DAvIEn.

The poor old spitball is having its
last fling. 1t is being driven not only
from professional baseball but from
intercollegiate circles as well. Yester-
'day we learned that there Is an agree
ment among Harvard, Yale and Prince
ton not to use the damp delivery in
their annual series. The Big Three
have gone further than the major
leagues In their crusade against the
splitter.
While the National and American
agreement prohibits the use Of the
spitball by newcomers 1t permits its
being thrown by pitchers who were
using it in the majors before the rule
was passed. The Big Three. however.
have barred the splitter entirely from
their series. This. we believe, particu-
larly affects Yale, which in Hickey has
quite an able hurler of the splitter.
Harvard. Yale and Princeton fur
ther have agreed that should they de-
sire to use spitball pitcher against
team outside Of the Big Three writ
ten permission must be obtained from
that college This makes It look as II
the intention is to wipe out the damp
delivery altogether In tims.i or course,
the shine ball and other freak deliveries
prohibited by the major leagues are also
Illegal In the Big Three series
The spitbalT never has been very pop
ular among the colleges and has been
used nv only n few hurlers since the
majors acted against II. Perhaps the
most. adept of the college spitball
throwers was Cuddy Murphy. who
pitched for Dartmouth a few years
ago. Cuddy got a trial with the Red
Sox and, with his splitter barred proved
dismal failure. Carroll. the Jersey
City lad who as freshman was
sensation with Holy Cross last sea-
son, is said to have a great splitter.
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
Six Cunners Face Traps
in Rain at Travers Island

Duo to the driving rainstorm that fell
throughout the day. the attendance at
the Travers Island traps of the New
York Athletic Club was the smallest OF
tho season yesterday. Only. half
dozen gunners reported. They shot the
full program under the worst weather
conditions experienced so far this sea-
son.
70. NJ Hersey did the best work. He
won the high scratch prize with card
Of 90 out of n possible 100 targets. He
also scored leg on both the Haslin and
the Lyon cups. In the former shoot G.
8. Reynolds. z. NJ. Alexander and G. l..
yucca also were credited with wins.
II o. Sinclair was the high handicap
gunner He took the trophy with full
card Of 100 targets. The tournament
cup went to j. II. Finch. The condi-
tlons were 80 poor that not a single
gunner had n really high score.
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
Ffty-three Athletes Wear
Coveted H at Harvard
twenty-five Enrolled on Foot
ball List.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoaK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 17.--Fifty-
three Harvard athletes are entitled to
wear the H" the insignia that distin-
guish them from the other athletes In
college who take part In the major
sports or In minor activities. These
fifty-three have won their hard earned
letters In the climax matches OF the
season against Yale. the Crimson's
greatest rival The III is given for
participation only in matches against
the Ellis.
The complete list of letter men fol-
lows
Football-Capt Charles c. Buell.. Vim
ton Chaplin. Winthrop Churchill n. w.
(Eskyl Clark, Philip Coburn. II. I.
(Heinle) bunker. G. a. C. Eastman.
Roscoe Fits. Erwin Gehrke. Louis Cor
don, Malcolm Grcenough. II. $. (Tubby)
Grew. John Hammond. Joseph Hartley,
Kenneth Hill. Dan Holder. Charles Hub
bard. Percy Jenkins. Francis Herman.
Philip Kunhardt. a.. II. (Buddy) Ladd'
James Lee, George owen. Karl Pfaff-
mann and Phil spalding.
Hockey--W. Il. (Ted) Crosby. i. s.
(Frannie) Hill. Joseph Larocque. Capt.
George Owen and George Walker.
T'rack-Capt. Billie Burke. Charles
Carpenter, Harrie Davis. Roscoe Fits.
Dick Gerould. Ralph Greenidge. Carl
Hauers, Percy Jenkins. Eddie Lund. Jim
Merrill, w. (vic) Miller. Allen Murray.
Campbell Newhall. Richmond Page and
r. +. Thayer.
Baseball-C. c. Buell.. Erwin l..
Gehrke. Lewis Gordon. Percy Jenkins.
Capt. George Owen and Duncan Thayer.
Crow Sherwin Badger. Standish
Bradford. Stan Brown. Bradford Burn
ham. Henry Fuller. Barklie Henry. Dan
Holder. Charles Hubbard. Harrie Nor
gan, Dick Storey and Nat Webb.
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
W. E. Ferguson Leader
at Larchmont Y. c. Shoot
Wins High Scratch Prize
With 90 Out of 100.

Regardless Of the miserable weather
conditions that ruled yesterday w. Il.
Ferguson did some excellent shooting at
the traps of the Larchmont Yacht Club.
He took the high scratch prize with a
card Of 9s out OF possible 100 targets.
e. NJ. Daley was the second high
scratch gunner with a total OF 81.
T. J. r. Flint and A. Baxter. Jr.. tied
for the high handicap prize. Each had
a full score of 100 targets. On the
shootoff the winner was T. j. Flint.
There also was a special handicap. It
was taken by W. e. Webb. with w. K.
Ferguson finishing second. Due to the
rain only few gunners shot The
scores:
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
High School Football Teams
to Clash on the Coast

ToLEpo. Doc. 17.-scott High School
football team. champion Of this section.
will play at Corvallis. Ore, New Years
Day. meeting the Corvallis Hish School
elevcn. champion Of Oregon. according
to announcement made to-day by Fred
Siebert, faculty manager for the, local
school.
The Toledo team OF eighteen players
accompanied by coaches will leave here
Christmas Day with stop over at Salt
Lake City for practice session. to be
followed by reception given by the
East High School students there.
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
Paddock Declines to Run
ANY Races on the Boards

The following letter has been re-
ceived by the Milirose Athletic Associa-
ton oficials relative to the INVITATION
forwarded to the record spr1nter'
Charlie Paddock:
Your invitation for the Miilroee
games sent to mo in care OF Sherman
Paddock reached me to-day. 1t was
kind of you to think of me again. and
only wish that / might accept. But
indoor running Is not my game. l
hope to come East and run again, but
II will not be on the boards. On 800
yard curve trace would no doubt give
another circus performance similar to
that Of 1920 for I know no more OF
indoor running than I did that night.
THAT should make great race with
Murchison, Leconey. Farrell and Wood
ring, and I understand that Loren is
about to start an earnest campaign to
run his best this season. Best OF sue.
cess to you In your wonderful games"
The New York herald., 1922-12-18

Successful Seine Fishing IN Chesapeake Bay.
The end Of October has brought to = close
one OF the longest and most successful sea-
sons for haul-seine fishsrmen In the lower
Chesapeake Bay. Fishing usually COM
mences In July, but Il is not until the latter
half Of September and the month OF October
the large catches are made.
Better 20 Fish from Boat Instead Of Pier.
James J. Burns. superintendent of building
and offices. says that there will be no fish
ing at Stesplechass pier until the boardwalk
fs completed.
This department has received many in
quiries from anglers who would rather have
pier fishing than off the boat. Many anglers
claim that they get rcasick when they fish
from a boat Fishing Is being done from
the beach at Coney Island. whore some good
catches are taken daily.
Brother anglers. Is II not better TO sail on
board q boat, get the fresh air and enjoy
fishing, instead OF fishing from q pier, where
often fishermen are careless with their
tackle. Frequently fisherman u caught by
hooks. and results are torn clothes and In
jurcd fingers.
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
Scheduled Boxing Bouts
To-NIGHT.

1O-NIOHI.
Fairrnont Club: Harlem: = Frankie
Jerome vs.. Jnbcz white. twelve rounds;
Sid Tcrris w.. Jimmy joyce. six rounds.
Armory, Ncwark.--Mickey Walker W.
Phil krug, twelve rounds.
brighton sporting Club. staten Island
larry ReRan vs.. BILLY Murphy, twelve
rounds.
Trccport sporting Club, Freeport. T.. 4.
Johnny Herman w.. Jim Montgomery,
twelve rounds.
Arena A. O.. Jersey City.--Irish Johnny
Curtin rs. Abe Friedman, twelve rounds:
Johnny Darcy vs.. sailor Morse. eight
rounds.
broadway Exhibition Association.
Brooklyn.--Srmmy Cohen vs.. Young Ma
rinc. ten rounds: Frank Powers vs.. Joe
F1edge, ten rounds.
TUESDAY.
Pioneer sporting Ciub.-Tonimy Nc
Aieer vs.. Jimmy Amato. ten rounds,
Paul Doyle Va. Soldier Bartficld,. ten
rounds; Charley McKeunn ~. Gipsey
Prince Daniels. ten rounds.
ei2th Regiment. Carroll. W.
JacI.ie Moore. ten rounds; Mickey Black
W. Jimmy Jay. ten rounds.
Fifteenth Regiment. willie walker vs..
Johnny Pearson. eight rounds Buddy
Saunders ~. sammy Marco, eight rounds.
Nap la Ioi~ W. n. r. Humm-ii. eight
roundsi Bobby Evans ~. :. Weiss. eight
rounds.
WEDNESDAY.
Commonwealth sporting Ciub.-(wrest-
linz) Zbysxko vs.. De silva.
THURSDAY.
Paterson, ~. J.-WiIiic Herman vs.. Al
belmont, twelve rounds.
West Hobcken A. G., Hoboken. ". j.
Babe Orlando ,s. Tommy HiIlinrd, twelve
rounds.
i0ad RcsIprut.-Joe Click vs.. Young
Diamond, eight rounds; lee Wedo vs.
Danny Lyons, eight rounds.
Rink Sporting Ciub.--Iiappy Mshoney
w. italian Joe Dempsey, ten rounds;
Charlie Goodman vs.. Marty Collins, ten
rounds; Archie walker W. CIonic Tnit,
ten rounds.
FRIDAY.
stadium A. c.. Jersey City.--Hsrry
Mnrtons vs.. X. o. Phil Ksrian. twelve
rounds.
SATURDAY.
Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club
Johnny Cannon vs.. Terry Miller, twelve
rounds.
Commonwealth sporting Club.---Jinrny
Carroll vs.. Zen rcnteaU. twelve rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
Broderick Sets New High
Mark as High School Coach

Special Dispatch to THE NIw YonK Iigaup
SALEM. Mass. Dec. 17.--"Bilr Brod-
crick, the new football coach Just ac-
auired for Salem High from Havcrhill
High. was secured only by Offering him
All annual salary that figures substan-
tally higher than that OF any city official
In the city OF Salem.
Certain conditions affixed to Brod-
erick's contract here are such as TO es-
tabllsh a minimum salary OF $4,000 and
a maximum OF $500 for the coming
wear. His duties will be those OF direc-
tor OF physical training and athletic
coach.
The New York herald., 1922-12-18
Tom Thorp May Be Chosen
as Official in Coast Game

speciai Dispatch 10 THE NEw YoSx HEnsLp.
MoReAsTowN, w. Va, Dec. 17.--Tom
,Thorp OF New York and c. ]. McCarty
OF Philadelphia VIII most likely work
with Walter EcSersall and Brick
Mueller as officials In West Virginia
Christmas Day football game at San
Diego. Cal Hub" varnell had pre-
vlously been agreed upon. hut was un-
able to accept the appointment. Thorr
and McCarty are among the best East
ern officials. and Eckersall and Mueller
would round out we'll known quartet.