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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Night e S
Summary

Beaumont. Ten Distress signals
received from Mexican steamer ia
li-cu helpless and adript In face
o. storm with propeller gone la-
liern first vessel Of new line be-
tween here and Mexico.
Washington - Battlcship West
Nirs MIA and battle cruisers eve
'uuiou and Saratoga probably viii
he three capital ships now build -
lnr which with Colorado viii ho
rofg nod under naval limitation
treaty
E,rlln-ftefuEees crossing Dneis-
for from Russia into NumHnln be.
lnr s"nt back across frozen river
lr General PopoviCh EumRular
refugee controller. then shot by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Standard Oil Net
Earnings in 1921
Were $21,288, 34S

CHICAGO. MRrch 2-The stan
durd OH Company OF Indiana
made not earnings OF f2i ,2sS.3fs
during 1891. according to the an
nuai statement made public after
n meeting Of the board Of Girec-
tors today 1le gross earnings
were approximately 1900 o0W
greater. the difference being used
Tor federal taxes and similar itcns
The surplus earnings In y
company reserve fund now
amount 10 tp2. 227.26i, about sb.-
G02.224 being added TO the tuna
this year The balance OF the
earnings was paid out In cash
dividends to stockholders during
the year. these dividends totaling
approximately ~fi5.6ss.i2a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
larry Wills to
Meet Kid Norfolk in
New York Tonight

YORK March "A pug
pic tahlDau is to nc given IN
olson square Garden tonight
two heavyweight % "'ormgry.
|ry wills and kld norfolk.
Mus. Whose muscles were lo-
|ped heaving cotton bales down
New Orleann. b. called the
.hck panther lie stands s4N
four inches in his socks
|ghs 30 pounds ana rcuohr
inches.
orfolk. known as the lark
n thunderholt is seven and a
inches shorter than Mii,t
ghs 1855 pounds ana reaches 81
es lie has poundcd his way
|ugiustic fame AMI the cnio a
heavyweight champinu-hip
more than ninety knockouts
he meeting OF the panther and
thunderhot III a 10 round con
may develop an |oppnncnt for
Dempsey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Sport Briefs

Al Hot SpringS-Carl Mays
signs contract with the Sew York
Americans. Babe Ruth. "homc
"a king tentatively agrees on
terms
A. Nermiliion- South Dakota
state college ciuchcd title to state
basketball championship by de-
foatinE South Dakota university.
3S TO lG
At Wichita Jack Herman.
manager Stan.aluuH Zhysko stated
he would post $1,000 any time for
mixed bout with Jack Dempsey
At Springfield. hrn-Stauely
Barbour. president Southwestern
league announced "a special m,et-
ing % club owners next Mpnd1y
to discuss plans Tor merger with
Western association
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
I.nIn t.rcct- rlsrr.

DETROIT. March twenty
three members % the netrplt
American baseball club weis go
the team training qulrtrr- 20
Augusta Ga. today awaiting fiy-
CRADLE conditions under WI rI go
launch the spring conditioning
\ heavy rain greeted the uuIu'n-
upon their arrival late vr- rrlly
and wet turf 10 nppcars O. wu go
prevent % workout to-day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
3 Killed, "a Hurt
In Riot in Egypt

LONDON. March Three per
sons were KILLED and % others
injured. some seriously In "a dis
trrbansc this morning at TaHta.
Egypt nfty-nvc rifles north NJ
Cairo. says q Central News dis
patch from Cairo. Native sol
dlcrs qucllcd the disturbance aud
restored order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Russian Chckn ns zpon ~ they soI
foot on Russian soil. according to
story sold hy Germans arriving
from Nolga district.
Alton. M -Crtlclsing financial
leaders of country. whom he
chnrEcd with being responsible for
opposition O. soldier bonus lcgis-
latiou. lianford Macnidcr national
commander II American Legion.
confidently predicted passage Of
bin which he termed 'rendJustcd
compensation bill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

ST LOUIS, March 2-Hanl bail
ana hunting are sports occupyius
the time ~ The 81 Louis National.
while they are waiting baseball
weather 40 orange Texas Cn e.
seathor hu pIt q "rivI ih .r
rprinE tr1iuldG 30 Or
Dave nauf1r o.. veteran hurl"r
hus not yrt reported 20 emo Amer
leans camp a. Mobile Ala I1n-
forth and Claude Noel a Co. rult
hurlor are the ouly ahscntvc. of
MltlnrN MON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

ton Kennedy, the illness Of a wit
having caused The postpone
ment 81 further testimony. until
Monday The jury has been cN-
cusod until that time Tomorrow
however attorneys viii argue mo-
fions by the defense to strike out
certain portions OF the state 4
testimony
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Chicago Nationals iIu.y

CHICAGO, March Tho chi
cago Nationals we're ready for an
other hard workout today ~ Cttn-
lima Islands CAM, wher. March
came In like "a lamb yostcrd-. ut
brought supuny skies. Manager
VIM. Glcnson's Chicago Ameri,ans
at Seguin. Texas, were nwait.uf
for respite from the cb'I Of DO
last fcw days.
Manage killef,r pf the be-.
who has been giving undivided
attention 60 his hurlurs the laHt
two days, '"as outlmisii taUiHN
Hc believes that his r%itrt,r, IS i
come In first class shape unle--
something unforeseen tonnes ul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
McAdoo to Leave
New York City to
Live in Los Angeles

NEW YORK. Mar. 2-wiiiian.
q McAdoo. secretary OF the treas
ury under President Wilson. an
nounced last night hat he nor
viii leave New York. his home
since 1899. and settle In Los An
gules Chlif
with Mrs. McAdoo. he will leave
Tor d Pacific cousi IN Friday
His son, Francis II. McAdoo. WY
succeed him as "a MEMBER % tho
New York law firm Of McAdoo
Cotton and Franklin. OF which he
was senior member. o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
nI.n smIRr NOON

HELFNST Red flannel shirts
are more popular than ever. Thi.
not only hocausa Of the serious
Influenza epidemic but also on ac-
count Of n superstition that thcy
bring luck
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
Another Halt in
Obenchain Trial;
Juror Is Ill

LOS ANGELES. March Am
other hast occurred today In the
trial Of Mrs. fIdniynne Ohen
chain for the murder % J Bel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

|trgc share OF the labor on
ian farms II performed by the
ben.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Bronzed aluminium coins are bc-
ins issued IN France 20 replace
paper money declared unaanitary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Larry Gardner. who plays third
base FOR Cleveland claims u unique
distinction.
Larry says IN his big league ca
rcer he has played under three uf
the greatest managcrs In the
game, BIN Carrigan. Connie Mack
tud iris speaker.
one day last year Gardner and
were discussing BIN CarrigHn
Like Gardner. J avn a great boos' or
Tor Bnl CerriRan He was "a real
manager. In talking over some
nf the things we had cou C|drriRun
pull Gardner remarked;
BIN Carrighn Judgment was
uncanny May sound like "a rather
strong statement. but don't be-.
Iiorc he ever made n managerial
mistake He a wonder a.
making shifts In the lineup. sub
stituting pitchers and calling on
pinch hittcrs,
Although "a icft handed hitter
! have always been s~ucros.fIi
against southpnws. IN sii my en-
ro"r only nc" have ! boon taken
out with q southpnw working o.
let q right-handcd hitter bat
c.
'Blil C%arriruu mndo that chnnro
and whom he ala IL I could have
murdered him I don't believe !
was over su soge in all my life.
However. Ike an ~ Cnrrlgnn's
shiftH IT, produced results.
II was In the 1915 series with
Hruoklvu Tho game had gone
into extra lnninrs Darkness was
flat coming I'VE tho ficld. II
looked as n the ramc would surely
he % tie Then Carrigan started 10
make his shifts
Shrrrnd Smith was pitchiup
for brooklyn and going great with
Two ont w got u man on second
C%nrrignn thcn hnlted the yame
ana sent Mike McNally In ns pinch
runner Il was my urn noNt ai
haf.
Carrignn toll mo that Dol
'1inDr would ME for mo. =
looked ~ him in pmazcmont II
w1H tho first time I hnd over uoet
aiken uut - H game fo lcf =omo-
Hn" nv Tor mo Seeing NY .ttr
prise he again announced that
Gl|nnr would taf FOR mo- I throw
Wy bat away In disgust.
l''fpr" 7 hrI 10 chance 90 got
pos" Uer'p oUf o. ms rvstem Guluor
had hIt rnTUIr. NcNuIly had scored
from .cc 'ud wth che wIru mo- nun
md We wore enc game closer Go 70
world title.
y VIVA n aHWp with every
hing win Cnrrr1u ON iho iuh \
wiser hrsHhnu manager royrr
I''rl Viewer aUw iirt mako n
mistake in my M. hut ! never
gHv" h.m fnr f.nirr rr. nuf ni
'hnt bGll game n spoiled % roc
lrl % which ! ann very proud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
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OR FOR LOSS Of

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

nm Cnrrigan Judgment was
uncanny May sound like a rather
strong statement. but don't be-.
liorc he eve made n managerial
mistake lie was u wonder A.
making shifts In tho lineup. sub
stituting pitchers and calling on
pinch hittcrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

one day last year Gardner and
were discussing BIN CarrigIn
Like Gardner. J am "A great boosi or
Tor Bnl CerriRan He was "a real
manager. In talking over some
of the things We had seen Cdrrigun
pull Gardner remarked;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Larry says IN his big league ca
rec he has played under three uf
the greatest managcrH In the
game, BIN Carrigan. Connie Mack
tud iris speaker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Larry Gardner. who plays third
base Tor cleveland claims a unique
distinction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

Although "a left handed hitter
I have always been s~ucros-fIi
against southpnws. In sit wv en-
reer only once have ! boon taken
out with n southpnw working o.
let @ riEht-hnndcd hitter bat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

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The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Among those for luncheon In the Jap
anese garden of the. Ritz-Carlton yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Liv-
ingston Wainwright and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Munroe.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
In Mernoriam.

nisken Bridget Mayer, Abraham
Hsmmerstein, Allie V.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Preparations for
Fl0per Show and
Fair at Green wich
Cos Cob Community Associa-
ton Prepares for an Elab-
crate Entertainment.

Special Dispatch % THs NEW YoEK I12Nn
GREENWICH. Conn. Aug. l9. - Ar
rangements are being completed for one
OF the biggest fairs ever held IN Green
wich. II will jake place under the
auspices OF the Cos Cob Community
Association in the Cos Cob school, be-
ginning on Thursday. September "a, and
continuing through Saturday, September
I6. one OF the features win be baby
show.
Exhibits wllL> include objects of his
torical interest. Including American and
European souvenirs. handcraft, horti-
cultural, domestic science and a special
collection OF shawis cid-fsshioned cos
tunes and hats. The Greenwich Library
will have n conspicuous corner. as woll
as the Red Cross. Many prominent
women of the association are endeavor-
ing to make tho fair pronounced
success. s.-
A number OF women are Interested IN
a large flower show to Le held at the
Greenwich Y. NJ. q. A on September ~,
90 and 81 for the benefit OF hospitals
The Greenwich. Rye and Riverside Gar
den clubs viii combine with the West
chester and Fairfield Horticultural So
ciety 1t will be one OF the most cla6-
crate flower exhibits ever held In town
The majority OF the exhibits will be
from gardens on large estates here.
Paul Swan OF New York gave an cN-
hibition OF interpretative and esthetic
dancing at the Edgewood Inn Tuesday
evening. He is also an artist and IS
holding an exhibition of his paintings
at the inn at tine present time
Miss. Marie Slice OF New York city. n
guest At the inn. announced her engage
ment to Mr.. William Barlow Of New
York. at luncheon given at the Inn last
Friday.
Mrs. Fl. G. Heisler OF New York. a
guest at the inn, entertained a party for
luncheon at White Turkey Inn, Dan
bury. on Tuesday. .-..4
Count and Countess Holmolad Of
Sweden. are among the re-
cent arrivals at the inn. Others are
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Logan, Miss
Eva Van Post and l.. a. Brown OF New
York.
Mrs. A. VI. Lille OF Harbor View.
Shore road. was the guest on Tuesday
OF Mrs Joseph Hcaiey and daughter
Miss Cathleen Heaiey, at the Pennsyl-
vania Hotel, New York.
Tho Greenwich Inn Tennis Club will
hold its annual black and white bal
masque In the large ballroom Of The
Crossways on August rs.
DR.. George d. Hamlln OF New York
was the guest over the week end Of
Mr.. and Mrs +. 0. Paige at the Inn.
Among the recent New YORK arrivals
at the inn are G. A. Feltman, Mrs NJ. r.
n. Daley. l.. o. Fischer. Miss Hazel
Stanley. George A. Hennerloy. william
S. Moore. A. J. Graham. G. o. SImonson.
Miss Hilda Webb George M Ryan.
Charles McMananey and Robert Sic
Mananey.
Among the late arrivals NJ the Pick
wick Arms Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Stern, Mrs. June Collins. Kings-
ley Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs w L. Dag
gett. Lucius T. koons, DR. Il. A. Karel-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. a. III. Spcero Of
New York
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
S. L. Deyo, First
Subway Engineer,
Dies at Norfolk
City's Initial Underground
Tube Built Under His
Supervision.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HEaAED
WINsrEp, Conn. Aug. 1s.-Solonon
Lefevre Deyo. civil engineer. who was in
charge of construction OF New York's
first subway. opened IN the fall OF 1907.
died last night Of paralysis ia his sum
mer home at Norfolk. Conn.
Mr. Deyo. descendant OF the
Huguenots. was born at Gardiner, ~. r..
on. Dec, II. 1850. He was graduated
from Union College in 1870 with the
degree OF civil engineer His first rail-
road work vas as rodman on the
Harlem River branch Of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
Later he was resident engineer in
charge OF construction from the Harlem
River to Pelham Bay. For three years
from 1873 he was assistant engineer
on the Fourth avenue Improvement By
the New Haven road and was in charge
or work between Fifty sixth and Sew
enty-ninth streets
After serving for Ave years as super
intendent OF the American Metaline
Company OF New York. he went vita
the South Pennsylvania Railroad as
DIVISION engineer on surveys and IN
1883 became resident engineer. Subse-
quentiy he became chief engineer Of the
lnterborough Metropolitan Company.
Mr.. Deyo leaves his wife and n
daughter. Mrs. Royce Riker Springs. Of
Easton. Nd. Funeral services will be
held Tuesday at Gardiner.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
AT NARRAGANsETT PIER.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw York HERALD.
NARRAcANsErT PIER, r. l.. Aug. 1s.--
A picturesque event OF tonight, pro-
NOTED by Mrs. s. Hinman Bird OF New
York and Mrs. Rowland q. Hazard OF
Peacedale. was a small costume dinner
party given at the camp of Richard S.
Aldricb OF Providence. In the south
country near tho Gilbert Stuart birth
place. Mr. and Mrs Aldrich motored
from their villa at Watch Hill and
opened their camp for the affair. after
which the company motored to Oak
woods Peacedale. the place OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland Hazard. for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard had as. their
week end house guests Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Larned and ]. v. Forestai o.
New York and Harold consdon OF
Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. n. III. I. Goddard OF
Providence had as the week end guests
for the dance Kenneth II. Murchison,
New York Joseph II. Rycrson. Chicago !:
William Gammell and @. Pioroa Meica
os Providence.
Miss Mary II. Sims of New York gave
a bridge party at the Massasoit this
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
NoTEs,FRoM NEW LONDON.
Mrs. o. ~. Dimo~L Gives nridEe
Party az Her uome.

Special Diseufch - Tur Nre Y0ng fiFr.fp
NEW LONDON. Conn. Aux tf.-Malar
Arthur -. Macfntyre has returned 20
New York after spending a week Nlih
his family NJ Pine Grove
Mrs otis X. Dimock n New Ynrh en-
tcriained ~ bridge last evening at hrr
home IN honor ~ hsF house guests. ~.
aud Mrs. q y. fountain aisa " New
York
Tho Rev. william 3 brewster y -
~ Litchhcld, who viii preach 81 psQuni
Chapel tomorrow. VIII b. The Nueef
over Sunday az Mlsa Margaret 3. Rem.
sen.
Mrs. orlgga. wife - Lieut. > -
Griggs. L. = -. ana Ma Slyer. Uife
of Lieut.. & ". siycr. II = ~, enter
tainca y, brldgo at tho N0hlczu Hotel
yesterday afternoon.
Arrivals ~ the Nohican Woff' include
Nr and Mrs A. n Thompson Nr a.
y. Bennett. Mr. ard Mrs. , II tieran.
Mr. and Mrs. 9. J. Nelson. " ard Mr.
Charles Jacobson. Nr. John ! Rowere.
AR H. NJ. Rogers, Mr. l. H Ehfls NJ
and Mrs. r. q Crrenieaf Mr ~ II Tel
telhaufn. Nr y H wood Mr Waiter
III simpson. Mr. John &. tAuE.er and
Mr. &. ~ Kirkland, IN ~ Ntw York \
Mr. v. s. Thomas. orange, y, -. Ar
y. n. Rennett. West Point. Mr and Mrs..
n. G. T. benjamin. Larchm0nt ~. L.
&. Bernhard, Perth Anahoy NJ Ner-
man G. Rust pasanic and ~ Robert
r. Brokaw. Bound Brook \. y
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Live Stock Part
of 'Rummage' at
Sale In BerkshireS
Mrs. Frederick Crowninshield
EntertainS Workers for Ba-
zaar in Stockbridge.

Special Dispo'ct - THr NEw YosK HraaID
srocKRRiDcE. Mass. Aus. IA thor
oughbred Jersey bull calf and a white
WyandNtc rooster from AR hensy sic-
Burncy's Cherry nm Farm were among
The numerous "rummage" gifts sold al
= bazaar held al the stockbridge Town
Hall this afternoon for the beneht OF
Ascension Farm School al South Lee.
Miss ieioisc Meyer had general over
sight Of tho hail. which was decorated
with hemIoek and spruce boughs.
Mrs. Frederic C.Swninshieid. who en-
tertaiued the various workers at lunch
con at her villa before the sale. was at
the rummage table and she was assisted
BY Mrs. Alexander sedgwick. Miss Ma
bel choate. Mrs. Hcaton Ives Tread
way and Mrs. owen Johnson.
Mrs. Henry McIsnrncy had a table
loaded with farm products and among
othors N charge Jf tahlce were Flowers.
Mrs Olive Livingston Duval. used
clothes, Miss Gertrude rarxnis. toys,
Mrs. Arthur ~. Swami millinery. Mrs.
James Graham Parsons bread and
cakes. Miss Ella Coursen: canned fruits.
Miss Edith Tracy candy. Mrs. Loyal
Allan Osborn.
Amorg those who assisted were Mrs.
Carl A. GeGersaorff. Mrs. John n.
Church. Mrs. Daniel Chester French.
Mrs William Gilman Thompson. Mrs.
Franklin Chase Downing. Miss Allison
T. T.. Haughton and Miss Grace Stanley
Parker.
A dinner was also given IN Great
harrington tonight by Mr. Hcyliger de
Windt OF Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
MISS DORA GoLDTHwAITE.

AIiss Dora Goldthwaite. a retired act
ress. died yesterday at Brunswick Home.
Amityvilie. l.. l.. where she had been
patient under the care OF the Actors
Fund of America.
Miss Goldthwaite made her first ap-
pearance on the stage In the '1os at
the Boston Theatre. Boston. under the
management OF Junias Brutus Booth.
She came TO New York in the late SOS
and appeared at the Union Square Thea
ter in My Partner with Louis Aldrich
and Charley Parsloe. when she played
the leading female role. This was her
best known part and the play with
which she was longest identified.
She made her last appearance with
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman at the
Hackett Theatre. New York. in Julie
Bon Bon" in January. 1906. Since that
time she had lived in retirement.
She was member OF the Professional
Woman's League and a life member OF
the Actors Fund OF America
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
YACHTING AT NORTH SHORE.
Cruising Is Followed ny Many En-
tertninments Mt Clubs.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK Hrnrp
BEVERLY. Mass. Aug. 19.--Yachting az
Marbchead this afternoon attracted a
big class of entries and was. followed by
corsido, able entertaining tonight at tho
Eastern and Corinthian clubs.
Miss Margaret Harding of Washington
Is visiting Miss Alsa Mellon. daughter
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. at
Prides Crossing.
Miss Helen Fricl OF Eagle Rock.
Prides Crossing, has returned from a
stay ut Mount Kisco N. X.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and his
daughter. Mrs. Augustus Peabody Gard
ner arc expected to arrive Monday for
q short stay at the Lodge summer home
~ valiant.
Mr.. and Mrs William n. Beers and
Miss Alice Beers OF New York are at the
Occanside at Magnolia. other arrivals
include Mrs. Loring r. Hoover. Scars
dale; Brig.-Gen. c. r. c. Krauthoff OF
washington. who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs James NJ Green.
Edwin p. Fischer and Miss Maude
Fischer OF New York are visiting Miss
Catherine d. Cochrane at Beverly
Farms,