davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Bonds

7aleS fo06 oait,ed) Open II - Low CIose
% Allied Pack 6s.. 701a 5Qi4 7o}4 1911
Am light Gs.105 IO5 l05 l05
Am i'el Gs %. .100h 1905 10oIa lo0s,
DO 6s. '24......lo114 4 IO1L I01 1919
Anaconda Cop 6s e8S4 ass 9sat 9S .,
do IS. 2e.....1O3 JOS 1O3 49,
.AngAm . 71ss.io3 as 1898 1893 IS 1899.
Armour 3. Co 7s.103 103 1027s 1903
! BaYnsdau Esq.,. sSat s9% SSa. a9at
Z Beaver Board Sc 74is 74l9 73G ~
2 Beth St Is, '23..10li. 1919 IGI1s 1917
DO IS. % ...10t% iOi%, 10Ias l01 Z
can am Pse ess Ey 's 1S 193 33 5Si s}a
j Cent steel 8s. % 80 80 ~
J Cities 6ery scrip.142 142 J}2 142
. Col Graph 3s... 50 46 As &c
q Cons Coal co 81 s67s 81 664s 86a1
Cop EXP S., q 1925. 1929 1921 1921
do So. 26.....10414 IO6 1043s 1O49s
Cuban Tel as 194 1of 1o4 104
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Changes Irregular
I'm Curb Trading;
Tone Holds Steady
Cities Service Common l.
Higher With Some of the
Other Oils, but Indusirials
Show an Uncertain Course

Price changes showed an irregular
trend az the close Of trading on the
curb market Yesterdays A generally
steady tone prevailed. but conflicting
influences prevented any concerted
movement
Cities Service common advanced 3
points to within short distance Of the
200 level Standard OIL Of indiana
dropped back fractionaily, Kirby
Petroleum held steady and Maracaibo
scored small gaiN.
Postum Cereal was under profit
taking pressure, sagging more than 3
points to Ga Radio common fell back
slightly after moving over narrow
range. Eastman Kodak declined L
., -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
COSDEN AND COMPANY

The Board of Directors of Cosden and
company has this day declared the rega-
,ar quarterly dividend of sixty-two and one
nan cents l623c) per share on its common
STOCK sK without par value Cor twelve and one
,all ma. cents ll213cl per share on the outstsnl-
@ ,ms common stock OF the par value OF $500
h heE snare@' payable May LIST. 1922. to stock
holders of record at the close OF business on
@ April Sd 1923. The stock books win remain
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
e. NJ. ROUZER, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
To Is, 7 THs Z f1Is fs1HIasE;E1HooILpEEs OF AIERcAN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvE% that
eciaI meeting ot the shareholders Of ,Ier.
camille National Bank in Ne1 YORK has Oees
~ . oeloc< NOON of ma, Day II - f>...t
office Of sad Bank, no. 115 Broadway, In
the Borough OF Manhattan. Tho city os
New. YORK, ~ to vote on a proposition 20
rajify and eonHrm an agreement heretofore
entered into between the Directors Of Afer-
csnuie National Bank in New York and tho
Directors Of The Seaboard National Bark
Of the City or New York. providing for the
consolidation thereof into 4 single national
banking assoc iation, TO be known as The
Seaboard National Bank OF tho city OF New
York. and ~ to take, authorize and/or ap-
prove all such further action shall bs
con solidation.
BY order of the Board Of Director,
CHELLIS A AUSTIN
President
J. c. TRAPHAGEN
49,. yr.,--- 40 .ao, CaSnlsf
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
NOTICE or ANIMAL 1,FFrT%1

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
or the Guyfran Realty Corporation for the
and for the transaction OF such business
az my properly come before the meeting
va he held at the Young Women's Chris
New "ilH City. on Monday, April srd 1872,
Transfer books will close on the sIst
day OF March, 1922
Dated. New York, March 1st. 1929.
CALVIN 5. JOHNSON. SecretarN
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Markets i'm Other Cities
Baltimore
Sales.
Bonds

'i9@S f2@S a.v A'a 81 st. a. g. Sc Sc g 50 ss @ sa
1900 do Is, 51... 96 97H Sc 97i4
ICOo Cos IS. ........ 9@i9 9912 99la 99ia
Ioo9 Coal 4'2s..... 89l4 S9A S0M 89}4
l00G0 do 6s........1QO 100 100 100
2"oQ ElEhorn Gs... Q5 % 95 s.
20o0 Ga Con 5s.... 74% 74t 74% 74H
$4,000 Mon Val 5s.. IS ~ rs 78i+
$1,000 do 7s....... 971a 9S 97i5 IS
Ig0g Power 5. '42 lQQH 1909 10014 l0oA
1000 sparrow ? AS Sc IS SO 80
1o9o = Pau CAB IS So. s64 86at SSa.
5000 United 4s.... ~ ~ 72 ~
1000 I'm Inc 4s..... - 81 81 So
5000 W b \ 5s..... rs. 772t ~ ?7a1
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
nI
BANK sTATEMENro
''"af5e RepT,se Ss = lIs4f -. Rese-vo =
a.LtORT OF con nf,Tgt.yye Dal- ~
rKoGRESS pF.l IRE NATIONAL r "a. oI,'

a. w. New YORK city. IN Ss'hL tss BAR 4
'0'o. 1922. a..n. . '''''''s an ag.s,H
/. Loans and djs "f'ChS,
counts, incly4
ing redieoounfs
atceptaDces of
other banks. and
Iofeign bills of
exchange
GRATIS sold with
indorsement ~
this bank soh-a
auces If -'v'S35
n banks
''.'- 3sl6tg
Total Ioanr
C,VeT drafts. unsacured '''''.'. sist..
CDstoners Iiabt- '-'....
ty account ~
acceptsucos
executed By fbf-
n and BY
other banks for a
account of fhie
bank. and row
outstanding G,s
ar. = NJ ,i'o@eTo[oent i..., . ilsasf
Deposited 10 90
cure circulation
o.. >. bonds par
valUe)
All other T. S9Yo09@
Government Sc
curitles
other bonds. stocks '''''''., 3M..f
securitieg ere
R19St2s a}.55,s. house. foraliarr;; and '"suI
10 Fosarvr %fol [r1sgye q,r. wita Federal n''iel
i'itas ~ ~1f9 Te4ersi Re.ery, la7HpI
20 nor available as reserve3
Dasn }" vault and amount A.. 2@.s0. u
TotaI Of Drec-a- 2l'ln y
ing tWo items. s451na.
thec<s on banks .ocats9 - 4
SIDE ~ city o~ fovn -
porting bank and other 80
Redemption fsna With r. slt4d
Iraaspr"r ard due from Y
Other assets lsaen
LIABrI.ITiiEs .'s.aii,slla
surpl1s fsna '........ ;4wsss
CnaiE.daa ~. pro0's- s2a.il5io R3aa
pc1Ho9. lnte---.
ana taxes paid. . a7zat
lr.l3@t ns r0'eg outstanding .ils
ei LilleH c1oe<s Cutstanding '9sssA
'asI. .er Saross on own ban. ~
9p,7I ing ......--....... -.
fofa. ~ precsa- i'aS
Ing two .teuq e4-3s,
Demand Gepo4its fo.bs- t5a%
NJ D"Dea.t43 eyrfa~t "a p,
ser .e 'ae7oslf paya0is with
ia ~ days..
l0alvidnai d eposits subjee,
s,ate. count ~ other =, 49,. -. u. l''le2g
pa deposits secured he
pIecSa ~ sssets q tbi,
udnN ga
Total ~ lhuaDd "'osH
deposits forhor
than bank ge-
pos subject
TO Reserve .. Fl 81 47as.
Ifne deposits subject ~ ps
serFe fpagabI- after 20 4svs
oF s1o5e 10 days Or more
HY' ana r1s-a s@vsngg|.
CAr-licafes NJ deposit Other
nan tar money 15rrowed) AGA.
OLIrr t-iae aer0s .-....... .si 10
deposits SUB
1ect t9 IA
serve z-ta -ss "a
Bills payab'- n1cIufi1g silob
cations representing mona
borrowed other than re9fs-
49, '''.., 4...- .....---..-.. 50saa.s
in nelud ing gaccapt ptances Of othor
banks a1l foreign b9ls ~
exchange o- d-af,s sold wf.b
Endorsement of this bank saefr,
Acceptancas executed b other
bsnEs fo- account Il ms
bans ..- ,--,s.
Liabilities other than thogs ''''''
above stated .-.-.-.....-. lseaa
Toral ..... s2e1its--
State Of New Yors. County of Nav Yor. 3
T. HENRY r EAYLoR. Cssbier ~ :,
q bove-named banS, 10 solemuly swes- ~
the above statement IS true 10 tha bs.
ny knowledge and BELIEF
HENRY r NATLOR. Cass.-
Subscribed and sworn 70 before IN. d,
18th daE Of 2larch. 1922
HENRI / y NOHR. Notary PuAx
orreCt-Attest.
A II WALSH
HARRY LIGHT
=. I. RICE
Diregaa
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Regular Declarations
Stocks En- Dividend

OATS. Company Per ct
iarch 26--Fisher Body Ohio CO. pf.
iarcn 25-Gen. Cigar Co.. deb pf a
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctionssr,
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN IL. MULLER 4 son,
OFFICE, 55 WILLIAM STREET,
"WEDNESDAY MARCH 29TH. 1922


At l2:30 O'Clock, al the
EXCHANGE SALESRooMS.
NOS. u AND Is NESEY STREET.
For Account Of Trustee.
10000 Broadway & 7th Avenue r. = II
Consld. Mtge So Bds-. l94S, RegsISs
For Account of Whom II May Concern :.
so shs. The GreisJ Manufacturing %
% Prefd.
$50 shs. Dodge Processes, Ine.
&c 900 shs. Mexican Producing Rehnng "a
100 shs. Wire Wheel Co-pn, common,
100 shs American Road Machinery cefns
so shs. Madison Tire ( Rubber Co. cOrs
SO shs. Chicago Utilities Co. prssd
% shs. Compania Metalurgioa MeAi0@Ha
common. ,,-i...a
$4,000 PFsfai Huntington Development Gas Ca
6Ca Bonds. 1885. o,.,a
500 shs. Indiana Flooring co. "a Prev
So shs Nm. 4. Gregory CO.
Shs. WIN. r. Gregory 90.
1Ss shs. Wm. r. Gregory Co. ,,.
20 shs. Jagenberg Machine 60, ,IIaa..stins ~.
5000 Shs. Mines Holding
2oo sSsp sSsl pm Rolls-Royce OF America, lncg
90 Sis.'' Shs. Bous-Royoe of America. lnet
common Y. T. &.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Cotton Statistics
LivcrpooI cnbles cotton. 90

ness al ~ points decline; mddliuR, 10 G9d
sales 10000 bales; American, 1000 bales
Tenders. new docket 1000 bales I'M
ports, 1000 bales, American, $4,000
bales. Futures opened quiet at : to E
points decline. Closed barely steady at
net decline of 7 to II points March,
lo$9d; May 10.25d; July IO.13d; Octo-
ber 9.8Gd; Decemher, 9.74d: January
$3.50. Manchester: Yarns ana cloths
good demand for India.
Co%to,~.oJ nJ
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Bonds

$1,000 Am G & Z SIS. "a "a "a @,
1000 Bel Tel 7sl0S 108 10f ,@e
zSCS sSSS E EiGe lee a. = PEG 4s S51s 65s S4A S@1s
d9G0 d0C0 PeHna BEN rs 106ia 1061s 1868 106 "a
400C a00C DO tg. 10l Is 1918 1918 1915.
5000 5000 Kead 1yt.s Gen 4s. 81 84 81 81
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Bonds

$4,000 4 @ " 5s.... g 81 50 s.
4000 C'lsn Hill ntsl0S los los los
1000 Miss Riv Pw 6s 89s4 90 Sai. 90
1000 New Eng Tel 5s 95 s5 s5 90
5000 Wrr'n Br 7las.1O5% 1853 1o41a 1O6
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
FINANCIAL
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO C0apiN
Redemption OF Serial Notes Maturing

November J, 1922
Tho American Tobacco Company hsfsr
gives notice thar ;r olN redeem and zT s
April 18th. 1922 at the Office o. GA.
anty Trust CCm1ary of New York, No III
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. City
New ork. all. 10 Wit, So 83e a. psft
It's series y notes dated November / lsI
maturing on November i 1922 at par Ee
interest accrued from November !. 1871.
said April 18Th. 1872 and With pTe,n-
or one per cent on tAe principal Of 81
notes. This redemption = in sceoTazSs
With the terms Of Article ". Of lie sr.st
agreement ot November l, 1913 10 which Tht
American Tobacco Company was pasE ofa
the FIRST part. and Guaranty Trust Company
OF t>eW ora ss Trustee. vas Party d "
second part, Whereun5e- &25.909,sae st psF
Of - serial gold notes we're issued Series
a, maturing November /. 1919. Series 2. ma
turing November :. 1920. and Series c. ns'
turing November 4. 1921. having steadl
been paid; and this notice IS IN sccortsnes
with said Article.
Holders OF any Of said Series D Of sai1
serial gold notes maturing November l. lssl
may present such or. ct AT any tine s.
April 10, 1922. At the Office Of said Qua
Trust Company OF New York. snd the n
notes will be paid with accrued interest S
10 April IS. 1872. and the premium Of g
Per cent as aforesaid, whether so presens
or not, such notes shall cease 10 draw
terest on said April 15, 1892, and coupe
for interest subsequent to that date shi
be void,
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CoMPAN
By: J. ". ". HICKS, Treasurer
March 8, 1892.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Driver-HarTiS Company
HARRISON. y. j.
Notice of Quarterly DiVidena
Preferred Stock Dividend No IS

The Board Of Directors at raesa1s .a,
held on March 2. 1922. declared 'ns -. -
lar quarterly dividend of one ana - -
quarters per cent. ua 81 on the ou's,asa ma
ing preferred stock. for the quarter sr ,oas'
March 81. 1922, payable on April J. ,,.. :. !
to stockholders Of record at the e'Ss 80
business on March 21. 1922 transfer -" 0JY i i
,yin y'JS close from March %. 1922 to Apr"
1922. Checks will be mailed
p. E. REEyks'
Treasured
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

a'os 'ooo ow'ttedo Opsn. 1j-h tov Last
! (u3ahy 5s......1o1s "a 10i's IO1t. 10l Is
1%p j:rSse c : & e. r 81 'ss .s y y :. g 8
- )ed Land EN 1s.l03 * loss, t03s les p.
Gelena $ Q 7s..io,as ioias icl5. ioi =,
! > Cen Asphalt So. .lo3 y l04 1c3ls I0a't
Goodrich Tire - 90 % 9S7G 9s :
} Gro TRUNK 6'.s.1o5 I05 1O5 l05
j CUR oil 1s.....l03ta tO&&, fo3i, 1O81s
I,'Is 4gln4 r,.} 90 s.-..io44t l04:, l04A i0th
- Nayicr " H.. 49,. * 20 S9,, sa5, 5a5 55is 5s's
10 i(,1Gs Go Tt 6isa 81 ai ~ 81
! NcuneCptt G 1s.iO2 t03 l0s Ia
80 x <a"s 9 4 L 6s. qGta 96i, so a6
= L-tl""o Cas- Is. rs oS gS 9S
LlG Men & J. is10O loo 10a 100
Manitoba Pow 1s Q5'5 93is GS1, 43is
: Norris s. Go ,icsIQ4 tO4 I04 l04
o. Nat Acme rN.. g3&s ~ Q3Ss qt
Nat C,k & IS Sc. .10&ss 1OS5s f035g 10" 5s
F Nat Leather Ss.. $50 qSi, qS on
- = " d II is So S21s 79a 80
81 do IS W i...... H27s IS Sli, StI,
~ VI Pac Iy 6s. W 9S31 80 asa. %
III DiAla Go Gs..... 9t3s 95-s as, q5-.
~ Phua Ejrc 6~....I0la las l0t4s l0ii. 1o1
3 PulNps Frt 1tss. l01te l0iL, l07io lo3 -
- Iuh Nerl y Is. 9ofs Q9i+ 9q 81
? Robert Gair is.. 90 as % o.
d Sai-s f. 60 5S.... q9i- 99rs 90. qnas
3 seal -itoc IS - f00l2 le93 100 ~ 100 Il
10 do is i9r5....1 1O01s IOote Zoe 100
. SoltaF ~ Gle s. l0&as l0&@s 10& 6s I03's
- Soutaw 5eN 1s..102la 1921. lplla l021S
'oI' ta, lt-'.-.-. "a lQ4 "s iU+ - lQ4 "a
90 IS, l92l..... los q l05 "a - 1O5 =
do Is, 1890. iU7 d IUiis t07 IO7
do 642s........ l0Gl a 1861 lO6ls 10614
. san on is......- 100 = l00ia i0tls ! 90 .
swift & 60 1s. 1o2 "a 1879 1o27s l022.
6 II Nas co 7s..... lol l. t0t1, l0ils l0t ~
Q Tid4j osage Is.I .IoOig 100 l00i+ l001
-e Toledo Edison 7slo5 I05 104qs lo5
. tli OU Prod rs. % 92ia % QHL3
tu Ny Hay 7'es.]Q& 1O3 102"s lQ25s
Vacuum ON IS. ..I06% 1905 1868 1o6%
3 Warner sugar IS 9Gte 9GHs q6'2 960s
-2 Western Elec 7s.loGii 1867. io63. IQ67s
WSt st 6 T. col os. e4U 9ti+ 9t1a 81 /.
IL Winchester 71s. 99i2 9944 991q 99Ia
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
New York Central

February oper. rev. .$24612.557 S101S,547
Operating expenses. 19.62L7S6 *2.393,62t
Net operating income 3.454,3O2 3.290.SO4
Two months op. rev. 49lS2.905 @1.S35, 032
Operating expenses. 80, 231, ,0S8 $3.50. 492
Net operating income 7,056.5l9 7.12Q,8S2
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Industrials

Sales open H:eh. Low Las
n2oo ,Acns ,A,,.,o FacA.. - 29 go s.
sSS sSS AiGS4 do a,t F.e".. %. %ls sl ~ u. 4. j..
24oo Am Leathcv. ll7. 12as ll's ia
30 % An no rP p & I'D 20 lif9 80 l44oo
100 Am Thread ~ ~ -. 81
.e9 bradley T J.. 6n CO so 90
a19 B7t Am reg "a 49,, l5's t54s
900 eCar light t...- SO $50 so So
- Carbon steel. lG /" -G i6
ssa .sa SS. cis,s,s@a I,9s'e.. 1o. 81
goo Col Em'-ald... ~ fn
1.0a Cont Motor 7is rs
200 Fncn RIO q pf s> rs tS 5S
lo9 1lrsG. !l. Not. 5s 2.,s 35s
"" r.asi l>oos N-+-. IS ~
80 GiUo,to r. $50 100 ia loo
300 Gi"u Ala Coal. :. a f@iS as
',"a "a 53o,s. aooa, ,ar w.. T.. .s,. ~. ~ ~.
0a Grant Motors
100 isN"en 81 oa 100 =" =.
SO H@esoa Man. - - s..
500 i"5sr Fa56.r S. s..
-. J z,ae ',.-' '-'.i4a a. 145 rs
200 Peerless Motor $6 25 "G 15
tc Pig Wiggjy.... &as> ae9. 39St es9.
teo Phup Norris. }o's tor, toi9 1o'4
90 do pc ...,..'oi.. l65., l95 l6
ao0 do IF - ST. 31 Sd
$500 south Coai * + 1 rs
200 Tenn Y T. & p "r o'
e ro4d s2iS'''. 'e's'. IA "a 81, ~
2o0o L $ J. 4 lI.... ~ - TX ~
roo do if ...... ~
200 In Ret Candy So 81, 5ss 81
4@9 169 .2.on ,,-.i carbide 90 54s 5t'a 49,
zoo FWest Eud Oh. - TI n "a
loco *Will.s Corp. Is 25 % 25
j'p do iSt ut..., - IS ID 10
,.o 5.st@s. see4es' .Isd:i E aj E. {. q Z. g
3 oh}o Oh ..'..374 ~ 27$ 25s
loo @ Of lndiang Ee', S5A Sea, S6fs
20 do OF = N...J11 SI6 G11 515
DO swan { Finch. 30 go 30 50
Independent Oils
s,oo soo *,iG .lsi.a o9.a Q nav q q g s: 20
40 Atlantic re. 4. q. =. 4.
300 ARK Nst Gas. ~ 10 aa ~
2Utt tBooUe oit... Is 10 is %
so 'Boston Wyo. e. 7& IN II
'99 St,ies Sai,9 ssrTlcc.ls7 ss@4l ls5 1a5 1ss
900 do r cts. 2os, 2oa. 2o5s 9o%
zoo Cent Am Pct, iis IS
2o0 Columbia Pet. ~ 1Ss l', 's
100 Cont Fet..-..- 1884 ia l@"4 is
1oe0 'osien pf..... 42s ti2 f's IS
900 Creole Syu.... -. c4 "a -
EoO0 'CushiuS Fct..-11 IL ~ u
2po0 +Etneraldf
E69o ENG neers Pet IS 5N 3@ 1'
zoe Federal OH. ~, Is lls -
100 reusiaud ..--- H3s ga F's Has
zoo CiliIeui OILS. So, N's 50 6'B
ZOO CIeurocll OIL. Is lls ID
5s. 5s. 4. @'.@ %si:' $s.. o # !. I ~: b
COCO Glance Greek.
SO Livingston Pet rs IL. va .
1000 sLNoNs Fet.... SN fA '' t'
800 Naracatbo oil. 2t5s 2t't 2t"s &+"
200 Marlaud Ne%. is l's Us 3
9u0o 'Neridlao Pct. l3 1F Ia IL
700 Merritt Oii.... 10&4 t0al 1o9i 1p.4
1850 Mexican OIL. I "a 2it %
500 AIex SeaboaTU. so %"As 80 ~ -
900 Mountain Prod. l28s l-ie - y
900 Mutual Ref G's To-"
$4,000 'Noble OU..... - ."
45CO como Ranger. Ia 10 Io TO
5000 omar Oil...-... iis IA Ifs
TOO Prod & Ret. = y ~ 9'2
1000 sRed Bauks... - g II
500 sk.d ROCN.... so 20 30 9y
700 Ryan Cous....
1000 Salt Crk Prod. lfft lANs las q
900 S0pulpa Ref. ga "a @s
/ coo StWms fet.... IL IV-s ~ =
500 SkeiIy tN-.... as %
900 southern PR rs -s
1000 Southwest ...
100 Spencer pct. ~ NJ l1t "A
.VEu0 'rreXau @ & T. 60 GO 81 %
200 Wilcox Oii.... 40 as az
800 Wood burn 70 ~ 80 80
sooQ ~ on .....--. ~ - ~ -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Railroads

90 Boston Elev... 79i3 49, ~ -
Boston & M. 20 20 1873. 1854
iV Maine Ceotral. 80 81 80 S3
$40 y y y Il & n 1es. 201t 1874 20
go Old Colony 49,. 81 81 84 SAX
i'Y nHt l"na pf,... s@ = 2gl2 2Si2 20 =
~ est Emo 4Sfs 49,s 49is 1875
- do pf........ so so so 20
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
[ Orfign bonds

C. r. AleNrc r. ss.101 lot Io1 10l
~ City SCISSORS 6s. S57s IS S57s S57s
81 % n j1'%eqff Z Il rr 4 5ssi Is W 81 G.! g. s4
Russian 6i2s.... 20 % 20 %
do 512s ctf.... 20 20 20 %
,9G Swiss 512s....... .1OO1t 1O07s 100tt 1905
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Eight Players Survive
In Brooklyn Tennis
By BRIGGS

The eight brackets in the round be-
fore the semi-hnal. in the mems annual
Brooklyn championship singles tourna-
ment. on the clay courts Of the Terrace
Kings County Tennis Association, we're
filled yesterday evening. Fred c. An
derson, Percy L. kynaston, Herbert L.
Bowman. Jerome Minister. Frank T.
Anderson. Allen II. Behr, Reginald w.
Talmadge and Seiichiro Kashio will
meet in that order in the struggles 10
reach the semi-fnal brackets.
Fred Anderson and Kynaston will
meet az 3 o'clock this afternoon, while
Talmadge and Kashio will start play at
8 o'clock. Tomorrow morning az l0;30
Behr will play Frank Anderson and
Bowman and Minister will begin their
match NJ o'clock. The semi-fnal
round matches will start at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon and the final az
the same hour on Saturday.
The summaries:
Mems brooklyn championship singles
Fourth roundl-F a. Danlelson defeated
Fred liarisani. ga 81. e.. Charles
Chambers defeated Il. - Golden. 6-3.
81. r. J.. bowman defeated Morton
bernstein Co. f-1. A v Duncan de-
satei Royal D. nichey. i3--ii. 81. 5-S.
flfth round-H. T. Bowman defeated
J r. Allen. e.. 60. Jerome Minister
nehr defeated a Y. Duncan 7-5 60.
Reginald W. Taimadge defeated Charles
Chambers. 5-s, rs. 2-5, 90 (de-
fault
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Yale and Princeton
To Meet at Polo
THE Polo Association Of America

THE Polo Association OF America
yesterday announced that Yale
and Princeton universities would
meet in polo events.
The steady growth of polo
throughout the country. says the
statement Ia reflected by the In
terest being excited In various uni
versity centers, and there IL every
indication that the intercollegiate
membership OF the Polo Association
will insure a regular series Of
events in the future. Great interest
has been shown in polo at Prince
ton and the university now has a
regular membership in the Polo As
sociatlon Of America.
while the development Of polo
at Yale has only recently assumed
the active stage. yet the growth and
interest at New Haven insures n
most satisfactory accounting by the
wearers Of the Blue. This years
match Just arranged for will be
played on the field Of the Meadow
Brook Club, afternoon, June %.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Cochet and Borotra Are
Winners in French Tennis

PARIS, June Youth. speed and
endurance triumphed over experience,
technique and steadiness in the semi
anal round yesterday Of the French
hard court tennis championships, when
young VI. Coehet defeated ". Colbert
and VI. Borotra won from NJ. Deeugis.
Borotra won 7-5. 2-s. 7-5. rs. while the
score in the Cochet-Gobert match was
l-6, 81, Cd. go.
NJ. Colbert, captain Of the French
Davis cup team, several times cham
pion OF France and now champion Of
England, played an unbeatable game in
the first set, but weakened thereafter
and appears TO be losing his effective.
ness as singles player.
Colbert is 81 years old and u. Deeu-
sis, seven times champion Of France
is ~. while COchet is but 20 and BoYo-
ira 23. The winner Of the final match
between Cochet and Borotra win meet
VI. Ssmazeuilh, the present champion.
and II is predicted the latter will have
a hard struggle to win. II he does win.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

net position without having first made
certain Of the openings, and Mrs. Morse
found this out 20 her cost yesterday,
for Miss Bayard was nicking the lines
with her passing shots and u was sim
ply impossible 10 keep the ball away
from her. Mrs. Morse had 10 score q
"kill" before she could be sure Of the
point. When she failed 10 do this Miss
Bayard usually won the rally.
Mrs. Briggs continued ner brilliant
playing Of Monday, when she defeated
Mrs. Edward ". Lynch by a score Of
GO, e.. She tired badly in the last
set. but in the opener her under-cut
sliced drives were working perfectly
and her placing was so accurate that
Mrs. Lynch was generally on the de-
fensive. In the second set. when she
began 10 slow up a triAe. Mrs. Briggs
made many costly errors on the easy
shots, but she steadied again In the
latter stages and won the last two
games for the set and match.
Miss Wagner was going particularly
well yesterday against Mrs. Albert
Humphries. winning az 81. 6-i. Her
ground strokes were both speedy and
well controlled and she was deadly on
short returns. putting the ball away
with ease and decisive fnality.
The singles will start AZ 10 o'clock
this morning and the doubles and
mixed doubles will be run of during
the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Ouer the Net
woMEN.s INVITATION SINGLES

woMEN's INVITATION SINGLES
First round-Mrs Z. V. Lynch defeated
Mrs sidney Woln GO. a-s. Is
Second round-Miss Leslie bancroft d.
fesied Miss Isabel Mumford Ga. s-t.
Miss Martha Bayard defeated Mrs. II. =.
More. c.. &C. Mrs Mildred willard
defeated Mrs. r. Q Cassebeer. 60. C--i.
Miss Margaret Grove won from Mrs. VII
liam Endicott by default, Mr.. Benjamin
T Briggs defeated Ms r. Y. Lynch. GO.
e-f. Miss Glare Casael defeated Alfs
Ceres Baker. GO. 81. Miss Marie Naf-
ner defeated Mrs Albert Humphries. s-i.
C-l
woMEN's INVITATION DOUBLES
First round-Mlss Florence Hsllin and
Mifs Mildred willard defeated Mrs J. q
Brush and Miss Caroma Winn. e-i. SIS /.
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clare Cafsel
defeated Mrs Theodore Sohaf and liifs
Penelope Davies. G-i. &C. Mrs George
l.. and Miss Marian Chapman defeated
Mrs. y. Hirsch and Mrs. Percy VIII
second round-Mrs y nflgrs and
Miss Helen GllieaUdeau defeated Mrs 8.
Fullerton Weaver and Mrs De Forest Can
dee, 60. 7-5; Mrs Robert ~ Roy and
White and Miss II. Hooker. 60. f--1.
Miss Lillian scharman and Miss Ceres
Baker defeated Mrs Samuel WarinF and
Mics Jessie Cot, c-i, 49, Mrs inso
Mrs / q Morris and Mrs ]. &. Cafscbccr
hy default. Misc Le-ile Bancroft and Miss
Martha Bayard defeated Mrs Albert
Humphries and Miss Bessie Holden. GO.
ca. Mrs IT, stuart Green and Mrs. a r.
Thurber won from Mrs william Endlcott
and partner hy default.
MIXED DOUBLES
First rOund--Miss Bancroft and Edgar
+. Leonard defeated Mira. Waring ana Fred
LatRon. So G--l. Miss Ballin ana Ashton
Tloecker won from Niles Casael and part
ner bv default, Miss Wagner and A. J.
Ostcndorf defeated Miss Winn and =.
Treat. 6-l. 60.
Second round--Mrs. Wilbourn and J. II.
gteinkampf defeated Mrs Brush and Y. X
Tomlin. GO. 60. Mrs Brlrgs and Edwin
T. Larned won from Mrs. Lynch and part
ner by default.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

ing tournament golf with esss......
success for years. Both mad, ,.i..,,
showings in this meeting ",
who has passed the slHiisn r,,, y. =
yesrs, continues 70 play vons.r.,l -. .
and r. a. active as ever. shss,l,..
FOR her concluding round to.S,,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Si,vanoy Youth Is One Stroke
Better Than Lewis and Dyer
Tommy Armour, Whose 73 in Afternoon Is bes'
Card of the Day, Is Fourth on the List; "mte'
Walker. Hammer, Peacock and Topping Qualify
By Grantland Rice

LAKEWOOD n j. June There than few occasions
h The debunte rules Jesse Sweetser OF Swanoy and
Ardv not vet past twenty and playing his first metrop
a.. today led one fields that battle for
this now historic title all impossible that another Jerry
Trav has emerged from the big district in golf
s sr PLAYED npressvey throughout waning only the
snib when the say June finally boiled Of the keenne
from his game Sweetser Of Frank Dyer
New Jersey CHAMPION and Reggie Lewis the Greenwich