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New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
s5l1afer Wins From,
Yoss1eli in Match
Al White Sulphur

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". Va.
April 22.-The larges: gallery that has
vet been out crowded the porch Of the
Casino and the lawn in front to watch
to-day's matches in the Greenbrier
second annual lawn tennis tournament.
&. c. Shafer, OF Philadelphia, and s.
Howard Voshell, Of Brooklyn, had
agreed that il they met in this tourna-
nlent their match should also decide
the Pinehurst tournament in which
these two played the finals to t. five
set tie (9all N the fifth set) last week.
The match was won by Shafer, 4-6.
9-7 6-2, giving him the Pinehurst
title as we'll as putting him in the
finals OF this tournament
In the lower hall Of the semi~finals
T. 7. Hunter, Of New Rochelle, national
indoor champion, easily defeated Craig
Biddle. oI Philadelphia, 60. So.
Hunter and Shafer meet in the finals
tomorrow afternoon. Mems doubles
reached the final round, Biddle and
Hunter meeting Bidwell and Wheel
wright for tine title tomorrow morning.
Miss Ma rtha Bayard, of Short Hills,
Y. j, easily defeated Miss Florence
Balln, Of New York, Go, 60, in The
final round OF the womer's singles
This victory places Miss Bayard's namo
on the Greenbrier cup. along with that
Of Miss Marion Zinderstein, who won
last year The cup must be won three
times for permanent possession.
The summaries:
Mems singles (scri -hnals)--shaler de-
5.fss5os 5s4!s4 y2s9%4 B5ajs % 60 60 60 g. Hunter
Woneas singles (fnaN-1fiss Bayard
defeated Miss Ballin, 90, 60.
Mems doubles (thlrd round ]-Wheel-
wright and Bidwell defeated Baggs and
seaouy ii, IS, 81; Biddie and
6-~2 Ct Semi fna Hunter and BID
die defeated yencAen and Shafer, e..
Is; Wheelwrtght and Bt6wall defeated
Besls q. Wright and Voshen, SIS, e,
81
Womens doubles (9en!. finals ~ 50
rayard and Miss Scharnnan defeated Mrs.
NC Williams ana Miss Van Slyc<, s.,
6--1 Vlnal-Miss Bayard and Miss schsr-
lnsn defeated Hiss Ballin and MS br.Gso.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
X entucky Futurity Trot
Attracts Heavier Entry

LEXINGTON, Ky, April 22.-Seven
hundred and seventy-fve mares have
been named in the $4,000 Kentucky
Futurity for foals Of 1922 entries for
which were closed by tie Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association
on April /. Their foals will trot in the
two year-old division Of the Tuturity
in 1922 and III the three-year-o divi-
sion in 1928. Kentucky owners lead
With 2l7 nominations. The entry list
this year shows an increase over last
year, when 702 meres were entered.
For several years previously the en-
tries had fallen off.
The nominations were made by 264
owners. Walnut Hall Farm, Donerail.
KY, leads with seventy of its great
matrons; Forest Park Farm, Terre
Haute, Ind, is second with 26, and D.
NJ. Looks Castleton Farm, Lexington,
and c. ". Leonards Beaumont Farm,
Boston, tied for third with twenty
two eech
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Nontclair 4. {. Tennis
PLAYERS Beat Columbia

Fae first team match OF the season
I outdoor courts vas won by the
9iontcla.r Athletic Club. Of Montclair,
= j.. yesterday, when its team defeat
q the players Of Columbia University
~ total Of matches to 9, taking
.ne singles and three doubles events.
.he outstanding victory for Montcleir
vas the triumph of L. W. KncX ard
yaITl Iolife over Frank 7. Anderson
md Gerald B. Emerson, Of Columbia,
y : score OF CO, Is, "a, IN the
doubles.
lac summarizes follow!
$ Igles-Franx T Anderson &C. defeat
Emerson IGl 6efeated =. {. 0eIsner (M1
- -; John Mclaughlin Co defee ted
:.9eh Oakley (MN. 8-6. 81 L. ". knox
-
,2oub.ss-s Z Palmer and +. y Power
NJ defeated J Mclaughlin aud 4. r
2ooN!Ae Co c-2. SIS. II. Oakley and J..
: F.enoh ND defeated F. Marshal and
= <. ScoVile CO.. 6--s. 6-4; L. ".
fLoH and Carl Jolifte (M.) drfea led F. /
Ahoereon and G. 3. Emerson (C.1 6-z
E 6-3
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Standing Of Teams
WilIia1ns-W w ashbus.n
In Double Victory
At Germantown

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-R Nor
ris Williams, Of Boston, and Watson
W. Washburn, Of New York, Davis Cup
doubles stars. playing in excep ptonally
Sood form for so early in the seaaon,
battled their way to double victory
to-day in the exhibition tennis matches
staged on the newly completed clay
courts OF the Germantown Academy.
More than 1000 persons witnessed
the spectacular play OF some Of the
foremost tennis experts in the world.
Williams and Washburn first disposed
Of william T. Tilden, I'd, and Vincent
Richards, the national doubles title
holders in torrid three-set match, and
then maintained their exceptional work
by taking two straight sets from Wal
lace r. Johnson, of New York.
FIRST SET
TElIsaea- T. ( : Riensros is 5@9ts55-S 4
rnden -Rschards- 0o'~O 'A
1o,, ,.,5 .4.n, sss14sa 50
5ls+ tif9t t5rs6 s.r ssS%-s q
J6S5s55. TstdSa; ;5Hs.sEd' a.sE sss$51s14-.--ss e
il414 4oo @--o 30
<oi4 $14a a-7 50
Tnden- Richards.
williams. 24a4 ''@+'-S 81
rHlhb sEr '-' 81
Ttldeu- ri ohnrds:
"yhama-"ashbggTqs z so4IAs a.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Hoe They Finished

O., 1oo-yord desh Gunior,-Won bv
Bergen, Poly Prep. '. Mar. Con'3,erc. -,
S'cona. .-.i II. BorocH. Commerce. third; A
E'p'nann' commerce. fourth Time.
loo-yard dash (senior)-won by Frank
second. 4 Whelen, Br!dge2ort Vic
shird Albert Newman ETander Childo
-oUfth. Time. 1.l0 2-6.
sGo gard dash-Won by Charles F!sue-
t0a' StuyVeSant. Leo HANDY Dc we.
inton second; Korb, StuyVesant, thtrd .
= McCauiey' st Johns Prep. fourth. Time
3zo-yard high hurdies-won bv o,or-
soheYsi>l StuyY esant; Aiyers. }3ras,1},,a ao''
9nd' Nagourney, Stuyvesant. mira. Giant
9,IS 9eTs' De W!tt clinton, fourth Tine.
-. 229-yard 2, ,, lo'F hurdies-won by Shea.
bridgeport fouTth Timc. US o.as 2-5. Sao''
,,,.,..-z N.Y. e'G r1a--Won by Cook. De witt
1l@.o"> NOM. N,on mot' Fast Orange, second sin
EnGlewood fourth. 'ri1?e 0:Fg -
Half mite .run-won by Fitzpatrick
9ft@5eH1 9Ifft!@5t;sH1'T:' 5naueT Rath2rford, second
No. ~ EeuedIcts Prep. third; Nicho,
2<oS 40 "I'' Clinton fourth. Time,
:, .1:',...i'' oae.a.''e ,run-won by Gallagher, s..
1850 ,g.,eu1c- Prep Bailey. Richmond Hill.
$[eec"nH' Skane bridgeport thivd: Hea!y.
N@unt Nii Vernon, fourth. Tim, %;5i Is
,r,5 Jhe ME relay-Won by No Ia Sale
caFSy .noi@n BaronaYs,y and ss7inburne),
o AnSustlne Academy (R!cc SIevtr
55lo f;4 9{inent en- and Ansboro). second: Barrtnger
l0 Wv 1higpen Baney, Brown and Reeks)
s1J .l.,i t,oo Loy Prep PARKS Haziewood Rose
&ha 5o iEoeer,yl fourth Time. 3.3S IS.
=, lz-Lo. shotput-Won by Rupprict, St
Ian berti bvander Childs and BoyIe, Al;
.rchss sonet. Rutherfora 90 zee Tee. :
IT, Gesi. fourth
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Dempsey Does Turf,
On Stage in Debut
At French Capital

FARIS, April % (By The Associated
Press).-.Jack Dempsey the champion
heavyweight pugilist, was given warm
welcome on the stage here Tonight
He had intended to remain indoors
after his arrival in London this after
noon, but decided to attend the opon-
ing night OF the review at The Casino
de Paris, in which Pearl White made
her initial performance on the Euro
pean stage.
When Dempsey entered the theater
he was recognized by the crowd. which
cheered and applauded him. Miss White
invited the fighter to come up on the
stage, where he Joined her in doing her
turn" Afterward Dempsey made q
little speech in English, thanking the
Partisan public Tor The reception ac-
corded him. Americans. who formed
large part Of the audience, loudly ap-
plaudcd Dempsey. The pugilist then
spoke q few words in French. but seem
ingiy those who were listening were
puzzled over what he was attempting
to say
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Delaware Athletes
Overwhelna Stevens
90 to :38 ON Track

The University of Delaware defeated
Stevens Tech in dual track meet on
the Engineers field ct Hoboken to-
day by the overwhelming score Of IS
TO 38. The lads from Delaware showed
g great deal more speed in the field
events than the Engineers, but were
held on about even terms in the field
events. Captain Dodge of Stevens
starred for the Hoboken institute,
winning the discus throw and the 100
hurdles and placing second in the high
jump and shot put
The summaries:
1oo-yare dasn--Won b. Pittnao. Dela-
ware Flurt Stevens, second. Time
s2o-yard desh,-won by Plttnaan. Della
w4rs; Steele, Delaware, 4econd. Tnae,
%to-yara ,,., rrnrWon 5.,o 1y Ha5a.er oaia-
s,5.s. Aalt rntle lie. ru3-won r5s;- By wzs.ns.
Orc mile ruu-woa by chr.gtfteld.
Deiaware; Aolt. Stevens. second. Time
cr,2 Twq MI: Asgs Tnn.on ~ 1IG:y. ps!sw4re;
l2o-yard hurdles-Won by Dodge,
SStesyeas; Frances Delaware. second; Time.
22o-yard hurdlee-won by Steele. Della
ware; Harmer, Delaware, second. Tine,
Discus throw--won BY Dodge. stevens:
Hunphriee, Delaware, eecond. Distance,
06 feet
l6-pound shot put--Won b. Busch,
Stevens; Dodge, Stevens second. Dis
tance, 81 feet II inches
Javehn throw--Won by Numubrtes
Delaware; Harper, Delawara second. Dis,
tanoe, 142 feet "a inches
Running high jump--Ivon by Frances,
Delaware, Dodge, Stevens. second. Height,
feet inches
Running broad jump--won ~ Harper,
Delaware Mcdaniel, Stevens. second Dis
tance, 20 feet 10n inches
Pole Vault--Won by Mcdaniel. Della
ware Black, Stevens, second. Height 9
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Al Coullet to Oppose
Piani i'm Bike Race

Alfred Goullet, looked upon as tn
greatest all-around bicycle rider IL
America, will meet Orlando Piani in 2
one-nile match race at the Veiodro1ne
in Newark this afternoon. Goullet wi.
also be 3 starter in Ave-mile one
event. Al has, been st Bermuda ior the
last three weeks and IS in excellen
condition. Arthur Spencer and RAJ
Eaton will come together in marca
which viii be decided in mile heats. the
best two out Of three.
a third match Will have as tie cor
tenders Bobby Walthour jr. and Davi u
Lands. This race will be at two-thirc. Z.
of q mile heats. the best two out O.
three. There will be three othr pro
fssional and three amateur racea.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
frankie Jerome Earns
Decision Over London

Frankie Jerome outpointed Harry
London last night in the twelve-round
bout which served as the wind-up Of
the card at the Commonwealth S. c.
London was down for a count Of five
in tho fourth round and he suffered q
bad cut over the right eye in the ninth.
Jerome outjabbed his opponent most Of
the way, but London made a strong fn-
i5h. Jerome weighed 100 pounds and
London 119A.
In the other twelve round bout
Bobby Bolin and Tommy Milton battled
TO a draw. Bolin weighed 1o5 pounds
and Milton was six pounds heavier
Johnny Cunning outpcinted Johnny
Jaeger in six-round bout
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Bill Fischer Coach at Hamilton

HAMILTON, \. Y, April CIV j.
IAN Fischer, former star Of the Pi-
,ates and director Of athletics at the
anaicott johnson plant in BinghEulton,
'lii be in Hamilton within z few days
= assist William A. Reid in rounding
Us baseball team into shape. Fischer
'as Tor years regarded as one OF the
racing players in The National League,
sad MS presence on the Colgate goach-
.s san will be decided asset in the
&ssssa, VI ., wi9naag ball cluss
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Stevens Tech Defeats
Pratt Tennis Team,

The Stevens Tech tennis team took
the measure of the Pratt Institute team
to the tune of 8 to 2 at Eoboken yes
terday. The summary:
First s.nsies-Won by caywood, Pratt,
defeating Palmer. stevens, o---+, 6-3. SIS
second slnSles-Won by strain, Stevens.
defeating Shields. Pratt, 81. 6-i,
Third snsies-Won BY Good. Stevens
dsfeat.rg Eulsc. Pratt, 81, &c.
ems defeating Dunnlng. Pratt. s--l. 6-<
F1tth eingiea-Won by Byron, stevens
First doubissSWon by caywood and
purning. Pratt defeating Good and
Palmer. Stevens, e-1 %-s. 60.
Secord doubies--Won BY Strain and
pruEhe Pratgs s-as t-~A
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

Aceld wind swept through the ancient
rsndstand and across the field, max
10 unusual performances an impossi-
bil!ty. bit there we're several upsets
~ addition to the surprising victory
q Stuyvessnt The meet last year was
son by sufield School, Sufield, Conn.
Champions metropolitan, P. S. A. l.
and na.ional--were treated with scer+
respect BY their rivals. and fea Of the
soys who covered themselves with
.lory. during the indoor season flashed
anything Ike their top form. Frank
7ussey, of Stuyvesant, the 70-y2rd in
ioor national interscholasttc title hold
81, was one Of the few medallsts who
rss not dsRraced. He won the 1O0-
ard dash IN impressive style and f0-
she'd OF the day by capturing The lave
n throw
Gallagher Wins Mile Run
Ire feature OF the afternoon was tho
sae-,7ile tun IN which field of forty
,ay:ed a06 which resulted in a fairly
asy victory 1or JACK Gallagher. o. St
5e2e1ict's Prep. o. Newark. II was he
raer Tor Sigp.und Grenefege, Of Flush
ne TIE national indoor scholastic
aampior, but. after chasing the slon-
or Newark lad for three and three
larter l2?s. Grenefege called it dav
nd left the track. Gallagher ~an a
reil jndged race and won handilv in
:6i -,
Nike Skane, of Bridgeport. was the
~
7.raigAtened out, but he did not stay
front .ong. Frank Healy, o. Mt.
sTnon decided 70 show the bows hoy
should be- dore and frank did quite
7e]. unta the start Of the last lap
yer G~en5Ieee moNcc up closely 'ol-
9wed by Gallagher, who was running
2s'ly md Hith & neat stride
- ,ae gu, lap Grenafcge jumped
~ Tie Lad, With Healy second End
ia 'lasher third, BIZ & tire first turn
s2,iaohor sgrln.ed past lhe leaders
nd moved into a commanding lead.
Jrereiege went after the St Benedict
tar, bu in the race over the bach
tretcb he could not gaiu yard on
Ia'lagher. B&ly, Of Richmond XIII,
lade his bij here ard also passed the
Hdoor champion.
Coming INFO tne horncStretch Gal
3Ghe 1ooA tne heart out o. his rivals
md -aeed ~ to the tape al by MIN
III baily was second. about fifteen
az hack, end Skane. WHO came on
ga IN Jhe frai sprjnt, nosed ouc
1e " <or third honors.
Figueroa Takes Furiong
Leo Handy, Of De Witt Clinton. who
lo1s 1he p S A. L. championship at
- yer1s, #as soundly trounced in his
favor.te event by Carlos Figueroe, of
5tuyy es4nl, Who won by shout twenty
ards from Handy, in 0:23 S-5. These
aEro star lad the race all to them
>elvts a
Cecil Cock, the big De Wiz Clinton
egro, also title holder, came through
n TIE quarter nile rare. in which he
eteated large field with ease. iu
:53 -.
Another event which startled the
roFd vas the runnirG high jump, ~
7hioG rs or, }he national champion
and record holder, was forced to bow
Q Young. Of East Orange. the latter
Winning with e leap OF feet inches,
nd s-il1 another upset resulted In
21-yari a'Gh hurdles, when Captain
iaroll Meyers. Of Erasmus Hall, was
oeatcH by Gierscheveski, CT Sruyvesant,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Bouts Here0bouts

MONDAY
Broadway F. A.-Joe r.plitg vs Joe
Dempsey, i2 rounds
freeport ). C--'.ew Mcfarland 50.
Ray West, l2 rounds
Star 8. C.-Wildcat Nelson vs.. Jimmy
Kelly, IL rounds
TUESDAY
0th Coast Defense Armory--Sonry
cashln "a. Jos Malito, 10 rounds.
P1onesr y. C.--FrnnlGie Dnly ys. Low
Gus,elnini, II rounds.
WERNESD
crescent A. C.--Annateur boxing tour
llnmcnt.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth s. C.-srarry London
vs.. .'aok .harkey, 70 rounds
hInt =. C.--fiid sullivan IS. jos
Ming Leopold. IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Manual Blanks Bushwick

Manual Training opened its P. s. A
L. baseball season at St. Brerdan's
Oval yesterday, with to yoctry
over Bushwick. Manual tried out three
pitchers and Edr onds, vho pitched the
fourth, fifth and sixth innings, did the
best work, holding Bushwick without
a hit
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
O'Brien Winner at ykagyI

w. L. O'Brien won the individual
match play competition at the
Wykaeyl Country Club yesterday be
ing three down to par. OBrien also
won the ball sweepstakes competition
in Class A, with a score Of 95-19-76.
A. n. Chaplin was the winner in Class
b with score Of 1O3-2o-74
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
o Aef School Athletes Capture Team n Y L. necl
Fussey Stars for Winners in
lOO-Yard Dash and yoreliu
|stuyvesant captain Is Only Lad 10 Score Double
Victory; Ireenetege, of Flushing Beaten in One.
Mile Feature by Gallagher, of St. Benedic,'s Prem
By lack Masters

Win Al OIL twenty points Ste-
High Schools athletes made show conpanv in th twenty
bird annual intescholasic New York Univor o. O
M yesterday ate'@oon The Red and Blue team rnhv with
total of 81 points Poly Prep H. De Witt Clinton MO.
with 49, and St Benedicts Newark and Brigenor i
we're tied for fourth honors II points each " e'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

NcW York yesterday morning.
They ra, ,,n q total NJ ei.,,,, -,-,r..
go t>i''''
AZ against clEnt points each Garnerca
bv Plllic E~aool o erooLi,--, md p,,b
- 'iN'"''' ~ t-''" "a"
lie Schoo! -, Manhattan, the.r ueares
-..1 4LL.- .:
''F"4o' e'4''' 10y repeating thS F.Ilof
fhev scored lat vear in tAe ea-7a g..
"
lufe.
Al .,o.- .-,.,-1l l.,. NO.
80 ~ ~" "7'o y VI. ~ d" -Ns
margin but Tor an unfortunate Inci
dent I'm the trial heats OF the rela.
+,+ gtor.od ,ocora ta;,o, .o.'.L.,t '''-'
zee at0i 'eu Dc4Vit "ct"H -puCte4 'I
and Jao team was qualified aftef
finishing we'll In the lead This m.
.i,e fn.,r ~ or tlo 6o,Is --st.h ~,
"''t "i't~'' mo
Gates they probably wolld Rave Won.
Performances were disappo ntiax
4f,ro,.oho,,+ IN m cont ,-as tbe rec
~, 80.
oiu tlud|ec- j. "eicn ci rum
school II, Manhattan, cane closest to
standard time when he won his hea
or tho c;f,t t,--zyard swim in - I-5 sec
o,ds S"' -, aga;Sst a, etu tbn is+od - ,,ar -
onoS' as against 0he '4sCeu marx
56 Is seconds. In the tnal however.
he could not repeat, and he finished
eecond "a Scbreiderroan - pubU-
S9(o"G - -, '0''41' ''i<''i ~ "D'.~
9c4ooi oo' 0fooH'yH' III 90 80 sse
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Washington Grew Wins
Race From California

LAKE WASHINGTON, Seattle, Wash,
April % (By Radio Telephone to The
Associated Pross).-The University Of
Washington won the annual boat crew
race with the University Of California
hY Ten boat lertghs here lato fn-daE
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Mossberg and Donley
In Draw at the Rink

Sam Mossherg and Mickey Donley
went twelve rough rounds to draw
in the feature bout at the Rink Sport
ing Club of Brooklyn last night. Moss
berg scored knockdown in the open
ing round. Mossberg weighed 40 and
Donley 1877.
In She twelve-round semi-fnal Jack
Bernstein Of Yonkers, despite handi-
cap Of eight pounds, handed Bert
Spencer a good drubbing and was
awarded the judges decision. Spencer
weighed 14o and Bernstein 1872. Johnny
Willets beat Frank Luca in four rounds
and Joe Wright won over Joe Read in
6 six-rounder.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Bows High Eoaes 10 Montclair

The Nontclair Athletic Club defeat
ed Boys High at lacrosse at Montclair
yesterday by score Of 2 to i. Boys
went into the lead in the first half
! when Mylod shot goal, but Drumming
and Callahan scored one each in the
second period for Montclsix.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Two Record r Performances Mark
Junior II. 5. A. l.. Dual Meet

Two record performances featured the weekly
Tor the Junior swimming championship the Public
League in The pool OF the City College New yesterday
The relay Of Manual Training QIuncr
covered 400 feet % 35
from the standard
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Crescent Wins at Lacrcssf,

The lacrosse team of the Crescent
Athletic Club of Brooklyn yesterday
defeated the University Of Pennsylvs-
MIA, to 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Wou,t Pleasant Academy Wins

OSsININC, \. Y, April 22.-Mount
Pleasant Academy defeated the Col
.egiase School ct baseball here to-day
BY . score eS Ia 70 q
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Dwight Nine Scores Victory

Dwight Schools baseball team de
Teated Mount Vernon by score of
to 2 at the lattsz's field yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
STUyVEeANT
NEW UTRECHT
Racing Sum M aries S

KAVRE DE GRACE APRIL 22-wEAIHER CLEAR; TRACE FAST
127 up7-r-. e
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

the lead quickly iron, al Jlssdo position Sorrtd
[co-h ,nade : game ei7Crt TrIe F1is- was Snosktt
tl,ree- -yc&r- Is. pure s134ol2 sir fu-,ouft
~ place SAM Tirnc. ll2 s-5. wiunsr. b c. r
..oS Sfqh. rrat-s-
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

s7i and &d en- eI 444 @ za a4eaa @ 1S SUNNY f.a l
.
A"0
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
fiavre de Grace Entries

tSalubr!a Stable entry tWfleoo ard
Salmon entry.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

: IHsea' Ial a01 would have Nou N another st-l8s
ow ard claiming: rnrse SI2&Ol2 Ono milo and j.
4; diving; par same. Time . OF s. WI
OV-ner and trainer. j S. Wsrne
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-26
CRAB CLIMBS TREE
TO PICK COCOANUTS

HONOLULU, May 26.-Dwight
Stync thought he had discovered new
kind of monster and called the chief
agricultural inspector to look at it.
1t proved to be one of the famous
Palmyra land crabs, an inhabitant of
the Palmyra and Tanning Islands. 1t
has n penchant for cocoanut meat, and
climbs 100 feet or more into the air to
get into the tops of palm trees, where
it proceeds to clip the nuts off, choos
ing only the best, and throw them down.
1t then waddlcs down the trunk of the
tree, and gougcS out the cocoanut meat
and eats it. If the cocoanut has not
been broken by the fall, the crab very
skillfully cracks the nuts by working
a point of its claw into one of the eyes
ef the nut, and finally opening it.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-26
ORDINANCE NO. 24O

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDI-
NANCE NUMBER 125 ENTITLED
GAN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF Ell CENTRIC PROHIBITING
THE KEEPING OF HOGS AND
RESTRICTING THE KEEPING OF
CATTLE IN SAID CITY,, BY
AMENDING SECTION Ill THERE
OF AND REPEATING ORDI-
NANCE NUMBER 1877.
The Board of Trustees of the City of
FL Centre do ordcin as follows
Section l. That Ordinance No. 125
entitled '"An ordinance of the City OF
FL Centre prohibiting the keeping of
hogs and restricting the keeping of
cattle in said City be, and the same
is, hereby, amended to read as fol
lows:
SECTION III.
The foregoing sections of this Ordi-
nance shall not apply to- the keeping or
feeding of cattle or hogs within said
limits not exceeding twenty four (24)
hours for the purpose of shipping; nor
shall the provisions of said sections
apply to any portion of the City of Ell
Centre lying within the following
boundaries:
Beginning at the point of intersec-
ton of the East boundary line of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Right of
Way with the South boundary line Of
Tract 4S, in Township 15 South, Range
II East, S. B. NJ; running thence
Easterly along said South boundary
line OF said tract 4S to Il point 72O feet
West of the West line of Third Street !;
thence at right angles Northerly to a
point 200 feet North of the North line
of Euclid Avenue; thence Eastcrly par
allel with the North line of Euclid
Avenue and the Easterly prolongation
thereof to the West line of Tract AZ:
in Township Is South, Range ii
East, S. b. NJ; thence Northerly along
said West line of said tract AZ to the
North boundary line of said City of FL
Centro; thence easterly along said
North boundary line of said City to the
Northeast corner of said City; thence
Southerly along the East boundary line
of said City to the Southeast corner
of said City; thence Westerly along the
South boundary line of said City to
the intersection thereof with the East
boundary line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Right of Way; thence north
westerly along said East boundary line
of said Right of Way to the south line
of Orange Avenue; thence castcrly
along the South line of said Orange
Avenue to the West line of Tract 96k.,
Township Is South, Range Ii East
s. b. NJ; thence northcrly along the
east line of First Street to the poiut
of intersection of said east line of First
Street with the North line of Main
Street, thence Westerly along the