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Evening star., 1922-03-19
|NAV NINE PLAYS army
At ANNAPOLIS MAY 29

ANNAPOLIS. Md, March 1s.-Navy's s
base ball team will play Army here
May 20. according to the schedule
just announced Eighteen games are
listed, as follows:
March 20. Bowdnin.
April I. Maryland State: 5, Dartmouth:
8. Cornell; 12. Holy Cross; IS, Syracuse: 10.
Penn State: 2:. Delaware; Is. Georgia Tech;
90. Carnegie Tech.
May 3. William aud Mary: 8. PENNSYLVANIA.
at Philadelphia; 10. Johns Hopkins; 13. Swarth-
more; IL. Catholic University; 20, Gettys-
burg: q. st. Johns. 20. Army.
Army Schedules Seventeen Games.
WEST POINT. N. Y, March Is
Seventeen games are on the Army's
base ball schedule announced today,
as follows:
April 1, Bowdoin; 5, Vermont; 8.
College of the City of New York; IL,
New York University: Is. Tufts: 1s,
Catholic University: %, Williams;
a6, Lafayette; 20. Swarthmore; May 8.
Princeton: s, Columbia; 10. Penn
state: IS, Colgate; II, Delaware: 20.
Fordham; "a. Pennsylvania; 20, Navy,
at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
SOUTH ATLANTIC TITLE
TO CENTRAL TANKMEl

BALTIMORE. Nd, March 1S.-Cen-
romped away with the eleventh an
nual interscholastic swimming meet,
held this afternoon and tonight in the
pool of the Baltimore Athletic Club.
The Washingtonians amassed As
points. Baltimore Poly won second
honors with 2s, Friends School land
ed in third place with 9 points, while
City College and Western High School
of Washington fell into a deadlock
for fourth position with points each.
Out of the eight events down on
the program in the finals Central
High landed first honor six times.
Charlie Hunter. the fourteenyear-
old diving prodigy of Central High,
made big hit with the spectators by
his splendid exhibition of fancy div
ing.
Several records were broken.
Summary of events:
ton (Darnall. stolley. Dexter and Coles); Poly,
second BAILEY, IIandow., Jalenko and Mitch.
ELL; Western sr'I, High r,th third !aegres. Lamar
old record Of 1.25 As
5O-yard dash-Won by Mitchell. Poly: DIR.
gs sr s H s. FrfSy BGsaks od Hsn
scholastic record and also South Atlantic rec
ord.)
120-yard breast stroke-Won by Satterneld,
G. H. S.; Swanson, Poly, second; Meyers,
Poly. third. Time. 1.ee As. (Wil 60 as rec.
2so-yard swim-wou by stolley. c. H. s.;
Bahlke. Poly, second; Shafer. Poly. third
Time. 2.45 2-5. (Breaks old record Of 2.45 ~. }
Fancy diving-Won by Arlington, G. II. s.;
Lyman, C. II. s., second; Latham, G. H. s.,
third.
Plunge for distance-Won by Miller. Friends
LongfelIow. Friends; Stanshtield. G. 81. 8. Dis
tance, 60 feet. Time, 0.39 4-5.
1O0-yard back stroke-Won by Howenstein
O. H. s.; Raleigh City. second: Hiss, Friends
third Time, 1.10 3-5. Poly finished second
but Loane was disqualified for failing to toucl
at one of the turns.
1O0-yard dash-Won by Coles. @. n. s.:
Bahlke. Poly, second; Bailey, Poly. third
Time, 0.5S As.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
YALE MATMEN VIcT0RS;
HARVARD FENCERS WIN

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March NJ
Yale wrestlers outclassed the Grim
son matmen in their annual meet here
today, making a clean sweep OF the
fresh meet to the tune of 20 20 o.
and winning close contest in the
varsity meet, by a 16-to-11 score.
Harvard's fencers. in turn, defeated
the Eli fencers decisfvely, gaining
7-to-2 victory.
Foot ball players were prominent in
the varsity wrestling contest. In the
heavyweight contest Mckay, the six
foot -four-inch Eli tackle. won q close
decision over Ben Lockwood. Har-
ward tackle. In the 175-pound clasS
Francis Rouillard, Crimson fullback.
received an overtime decision over
Danny Beaver OF Yale gridiron fame.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
RUTH HITS HOME RUN
BUT CARDS WIN GAME

NEW ORLEANS. March 1s.-"Babe"
Ruth hit his second home run of the
spring training here today when with
one man on in the seventh he lifted
the ball over the right field fence in
a game between the st. Louis Car
dinals and the New York Yankees
which the National Leaguers won
10 to 6. Score:
st. Louis (Nationals)... .......10 1s 8
New York (Amssioans) sa. ..... v.,.. So, II !
Walker and Clemons. Ainsmith; Jones. o'Doui
and Hoffman, Devormsr.
At San Antonio. Tex B. H. E.
Ghicage sAms.is.ns1 ;.........".. 1ss 9
Batteries-Russell. Acosta ard schalk, Var.
yan; v. Barnes, Jonnard and Snyder.
At Mobile. Ala R. H. E.
N:,;1. s. Louis is.11thnss5 1Amssscans) )'.'...'" Il
ISs sass.rtissMvsnsild.r tissvil;d; Bayn., xsin. " and
SEVERED; Collins. Pope. sisman and Tate,
Pond.
Rochester Internationally ..:..... = 8
Bsttsries-Wills. Cox. Gray and Lake. Cal.
lahan; Cole Hollinss and Bassley. woodall.
At Bristol. Tenn R. H. z.
Toledo (Amsrican Association). 10 10
% sattsri.s@Wrisht sfs Ayers. Park. and Koehsr,
shaufel; sawyers, osrier and Boren.
Columbus tAmerican Associstioa). 10 II
Mercer University sity............. 2 4
:. Bstteries-BurwelI. Eddlemaa and Wilson,
Lees; Stone, Stapleton and Morgan. Ellison.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
DR.. MONROE HIGH GUN
At REGISTERED SHOOT

DR.. W. d. Monroe led the field Of
sunners at the Washington Gun Club
trapshoot yesterday with A dead
returned a triple winner Of trophies
for the afternoon. He won the trophy
given for high scratch score by, the
American Trapshooting Association,
the clubs high scratch trophy. and a
leg on the club handicap trophy. The
shoot was the first Of a series of
registered club shoots which will be
hold on alternate Saturdays until
September 2. Scores. showing breaks,
isah1lcaps and totals:
nyesey, $50; Williams. 44-4s; - I'm
mons, l+6N50; Culber. +6-50: Horton.
45-7-50; Hogan, 43-2-5; Connor. 42-5r
a: Shepherd. 41-8--47: Wynkoop. 40-9-4s;
stine, 49,; Wilson. 4o-7-a7; Parsons
1o-4s; Flanagan. 35-1e-7. yisitors-
Daniel. 4s-o-S; German. 4e-0-46.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
RELAY RECORD BROKEN
BY NATATORS OF YALE

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March IS.-
The Yale relay swimming team
broke the world record in the SOC
yard relay against Rutgers mt
Carnegie pool here tonight by
5n, seconds, their time being .s.l12;..
The former world record was held
by the New York Athletic Club
and was made at New Brunswick,
n. j., March 10. 1915.
The previous record was 22.31t..
The Yale swimmers in the order
fiat the! performed In the relay
event were: JellfFe. Gauss. Banks.
Pratt, Soliey and Higgins. Yale
now holds all the relay records
from 100 yards up to "a mile.
Yale won the dual meet with
Rutgers. 50 to Ia, ending the home
season without a defeat.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
WORLD REVOLVER MARK
BY SPRINGFIELD TEAM

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. March 1s.
The Springfield Revolver Gibbs
eApert team. shooting In the elcy-
enth OF the United States Revolver
AssoctatiOn's national indoor
matches. today broke the world
record with n gross score Of 1857,
out Of 81 possible $50. The fndi-
xidual scores were: Calkins, ...::,:::
DOlfen. :34; Price. 2s4: HanfOrd.
2a:; Rice. :II. The mark was set
by the Oakland. Calf, club only
last week, Mt 1,16J.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
EIGHT MEETS SCHEDULED
FOR TECHS TRACK SQUAD

Track and field athletes of Tech
High School are to compete in eight
meets this spring. All of the more
important games to be held here will
find Maroon and Gray boys among
the entries, and sturdy squad will
be sent to the annual games at the
University of Pennsylvania The
schedule follows:
March 20, Tech freshmen meet:
April 5. Tech interclass meet; l..
triangular meet with Western and
Episcopal at Alexandria,; 10, Tech
novice meet; 2s-2s, University of
Pennsylvania games at Philadelphia
May s, American Legion meet: Is.
"C' Club meet: 20, High School
championships.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
URGE BASKET BALL LIST
OF REAL TITLE VARIETY

CHICAGO. March 1s.-Every west
ern conference basket ball team
would be required to play every other
school in the conference in two con-
sccutive years under regulation
adopted by officials representing the
big ten schools, in session here today.
The regula ton was adopted to pro-
vide an equal schedule and to avoid
the criticism that a team not the
strongest might win the conference
title without having met one or more
of the strongest teams.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
PLAYS BALL ONE YEAR,
NOW A GIANT ROOKIE

George Stanton. n tnll sOuth-
paw from California, who never
played base ball until last sum-
mer, IN with the Giants. He had
been a shot-putter ON the Olympic
Club team: and his attention was
attracted to base ball by watching
q sandlot game II believe I'll
take a chance on that Ae s0ln-
OQuixcd.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY
TITLE SERIES ARRANGED

BOSTON. March 1S-President W,
S. Haddock of the United States ANA
teur Hockey Association announced
tonight the final arrangements for
the international championship series
between the hockey title teams of
this country and Canada.
The series will start with two
games at Toronto on March &c and 81,
and will be continued with games
here on March 80 ami April !. The
Canadian representative will be the
winner Of the Allan cup, yet to be
decided. and the American team will
be the Westminster Club Of this city,
winner of the United States cham
pionShip.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

welby Kines is managing the
Knickerbocker Juniors and will be
more than pleased to hear from all
other teams in their age class Com
munications may be addressed to him
at 1900 29th street, or he may be
telephoned at Main $3.50, Branch 49,.
between 9 am. and 4:30 pm.
Peerless Athletic Club will hold its
first drill this afternoon at o'clock
on the Union Station plaza Held. The
junction with Gibraltar Athletic Club.
Peerless intends to place two ball
teams on the field this year. Games
with either nine may be booked with
George A. Simpson, 1877 5th street
northeast.
! Chevy Chase pointed the way to
the Bethesda BearcatS in q. 9-to-2 en-
gagement Knabel, hurling for the
winners, allowed but two hits and fan
ned eleven batters.
st. Cyprian Cubs will meet today to
discuss base ball plans. The follow
ing players are to report to Manager
Brooks: Joseph Smith, Clarence
Spriggs. Charles Brown, Walter Har-
liam Larkins, William Brown, James
Bush, Joseph Cant, Rudolph johnson,
Roosevelt Hall, Herbert Betters and
Milton Fowler. Colored teams in the
en-sixteen-year class wanting
games with the Cubs should write Jo-
seph Smith. 255 Warren street north
east.
Kanawha K1ub has procured Ma
than Frank as coach Of its base ball
team. Dan Blanken is manager and
Henry Keane assistant manager.
Games may be booked with the man
ager at 140s 9Th street, or by tele-
phoning North s219 after 6 pm. on
week days
Dominican Lyceums will practice
this morning at II o'clock at WASH
ington Barracks under the direction
Of Tom Cantweh, former major
Lacquer The following players are
to attend the drill: Hillcrist. Lloyd.
Mcconnell, Fiske, Davis. Jordan, Gill,
smith, Risdon, Hardy. Mccoy, Girardi,
Greene, McCarty and Ordress. Other
players desiring trials with the Do
minicans should address the clubs
business. manager at sos 7th street
southwest, or telephone Franklin
6475. +
Rfcrs Athletic Club overcame Deane
Evening star., 1922-03-19
pARR LEADS NAVY FIVE.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 1S--Mid-
shipman Warren S. Parr of Kansas
has been selected to captain tho
Naval Academy basket ball team for
next season. Parr has played on the
basket ball team for two seasons, his
position being guard. He is also end
OF. the foot ball eleven and a regular
member OF the lacrosse team.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
BRACES Beat G 7ent Lands Cua of Ru
BROWNS ARE VICTIMS
OF A TRIPLE KILLING

MOBILE, A1a., March 1S.-A triple
play WINS executed In the exhibition
game here this afternoon between
the st. Louis Browns and Mobile
southern Association. By the latter
club. 1t came in the eighth In.
ming when st. Louis had men ON
second and 6rst. TObin flied out
to Leathers, Mt short. who took the
hall bnck of second. tossed to
NiehOff. covering that hug. Me-
hOR tossed to Huhn, at FIRST COM
pletinE what Is believed to be the
first three-ply play Of the exhibi-
ttOn season.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
RUEL QUITS RED s0x.
Catcher Fails to Reach Terms and
Leaves for Home.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 1S.-
Harold Ruel. first-string catcher Of
grip and left the Red Sox camp to-
night for st. Louis, after he and
Owner Harry Frazee had failed to
agree on q salary.
He had been here four days and
had not donned a uniform with the
team in spring practice. awaiting
the conclusion of an agreement for
tho coming year.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
BASE BALL NOT MODERN;
in VOGUE 1000 YEARS AGO

n ASE BAI-our national gamcis thoroughly American pan,c,
have been hand ball
played in the old world Base ball peculiarly American
playing
There
games, andla
Benz assan of the twelfth Egyptian dynasty ball
archaeological
Evening star., 1922-03-19

IRAN for Zachary in third.
sBatted for Watson in tenth.
Score by innings
Boston .......U . o 0 0 o -
Washington 20 U o D U . %
Two base bits-Holke. Feckinpaugb. kopf.
Cruise. Three base hits-Itice. Holke. Stolen
Nicholson. Holkc, Harris. Powell Sac.
rihces Ford, kopf. Boeckel Double plays =
feckinpaugh to Harris to Judge. Woodward
to Charity to Judge. Left on bases-Washin:
fun,. Z; Boston. d. Bases baIsOif
Oeschger, /; of Woodward. ]; of Phillips. l;
off Watson, I. Hits-On Zachary. In 3 in
nings: of Phillips. in innings; off Wood
ward, I in 3 innings; OF Miller. I in } iu-
nings: of Watson, in ; innings: OF Oeschger.
in innings. Hit by pitcher-By Woodward
tPuwelD. Struck out-By Miller tIIarrisI. by
Watson Phillips twice.. by Woodward tMil-
Ief. Wild Pitch--WoOdward. Winning
pitcher-Watson: losing pitcher. Phillips. I'm.
pires-Ed Walsh, American; Bob Hart. Ma
tional. Time Of game: hours and 10 min
uteS
Evening star., 1922-03-19
RECORD ENTRY OF 1,725
IN FRISCO NET TOURNEY

SAN FRANCISCO, March IS
World records for entries In ten
mis- Journeys were broken this
week. IT hnH been nsserted, when
the total number Of boys and girls
entered I'm the coming fourth nm
nual San FranciSc0 Fairgrounds
tournament was announced as
1,71S. The gfE1s numbered 6S7 and
hoxs. S3S.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
TIGER FIVE BEATS PENN,
TYING FOR LEAGUE TITLE

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-
Princeton tonight defeated the
University OF Pennsylvania. "a TO
-, causing q tie I'm the fntercOi-
lcgiate basket ball championship
race. Each has eight victories and
two defeats. Three games will be
played to decide the championship.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

a vim and vigor that gladdened the
OK, big Knickerbocker Club players,
d are about ready for decisive action.
I Athletic Club in IL to 0 game. The
| winners batted heavily.
HyattsvilIe Base Ball Club has been
organized with the following officers:
/ retary, N. T. Charlton. and treasurer.
John Henry Hiser. A meeting will
be held Friday night.
! with seventeen-year-old teams. Tele-
phone challenges to Manager Earl
Sizer, Lincoln $3.50. between $50 and
| $3.50 pm.
Candidates for the Holy Comforter
Recreational Club team are to report
at 18th and streets southeast this
morning at 10 o'clock. Teams in the
! unlimited class desiring engagements
should communicate with r. j. Fine
gan, 14S 11th street southeast.
Terminal Juniors want matches
| with sixteen and seventeen year nines
CHALLENGES should be written to Irish
Cayail, 912 Sd street northeast, or
telephoned to Lincoln 564s-W.
Cardinal Athletic Club would like
| fifteen year class. For contests, write
r. o. Thompson. 1913 U street, or
| telephone North 9352-J between $50
| and $50 pm.
Manhattan Athletic Club is to prac-
| tice today at o'clock, at Rosedale.
| Players expected to report are N.
Hutchinson, Wormsley, Russell, Mes
| sink. Carver, Brent, Farley, Swan,
| Ford, o. Sefoda, Boyd, Acton, Wood,
RaIey, Kelly. J. Sefoda. Hummer,
Fowler and b. Hutchinson. Teams de-
string games with the Manhattans
should write C. T. Hutchinson, 1906
Rosedale street northeast.
Quincy Cubs opened their season
yesterday with q 5-to-4 win over
| the Eagles. The Quac youngsters
want to hear from other twelve-thir-
i teen-year teams Telephone gha1-
lenges to J. william Stormont, North
492.
st. Agnes, Athletic Club will play
| the Arrows tomorrow afternoon on
tho Emery School field.
Auburn MidEets Of the thirteen
year:old class desire engagements.
Challenges should be addressed to
William McFadden. 7eT 1Sth street
northeast
Evening star., 1922-03-19
Race Purse Of s5o.oOo,

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 1s.-At a
meeting of the board Of directors of
the Maryland Jockey Club $4,000 was
added to the Preakness stake, making
. total of $4,000. The owner of the
winning horse will receive $4,000 and
the starters fee.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
QUAKER SHOTS AHEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-The
all-Philadelphia amateur trapshoot%
ing team today defeated the New
York contingent, 479 to AT. Seventy
three gunners represented each side
and the highest five scores counted.
Charles H. Newcomb. former national
target champion, led the field with
ninetY-SeYen hits.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
BOSTON DESERVES TO WIN,
PLAYING FAULTLESS GAME
Nationals Make Numerous Miscues- and Also Are
Outhit-Fhree Healthy Blows Decide Issue
In the Overtime Session.
BY DENMAN. THOMPSON.

TAMPA Fa 18-Ater trailing untik the eighth when
they pulled through determined batting rally
Gfmen the Braves until the tenth before
umbing initial of of fourteen ntereagu exhibition
games by of 5 to
uphill the Nationals did
while their dispaye
of ball the field and only garnered saie
huta ainedp ont
Evening star., 1922-03-19
ACTION FOR CASEY TossERs.

Knights of Columbus and Aloysius
quints will meet in the second match
Of their three-game basket ball So
ries this afternoon at Knights of Co
lumbus hall. The Caseys won the
first game. Circles and Park Views
will clash in preliminary.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
FORT MONROE TOSSERS
CAPTURE ARMY HONORS

Fort Monroe basketers overcame
Fort Washington's quint. IS to "a. in
bitterly contested inter-corps court
match at Washington barracks last
night. Fort Monroe recently won the
3rd Army Corps basket ball cham
pionship, while Fort Washington was
the best team in the Army district of
Washington.
Eoth teams played good basket ball.
The score at the end of the first half
was IL to S, with Fort Monroe pos
sessng the advantage.
The Washington barracks court
was crowded. many high ranking
Army officers being among those
viewing the contest. Score:
Ft Monroe t2SD Positions. Ft Wash. teN.
Conway. Left forward. Heinike
Black. Right forward frazier
Ipoch.. ..Center brah"
CoXey.. Left guard. ............G .Gibney
Routs. Right guard. ........-. .Sadler
Goals from noor-Conway. Black go. Hen
dirk. Ipoch (3). Coxey i2b, Heinike t5l. Aide.
Goals from fous-Conway, ! in =: Rlack. in
g. Hendrix. . in ;: Coxey. ; in ;: Heinke. ]:
in is. Substtutons-Fort Monroe Hendrix
for Black. Erdman for Routs: Fort Washing
ton, Miller, for Frazier, Aide for Brand. 0strum
for Gibney.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
JUDGE IS NOT TALKATIVE,
BUT PARRIES TELL STORY
Declines to Make Statement, But Attitude Leaves
Only One erpretation-Cannot Affordto
Establish Such Precedent.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

TAMPA, March 8-A speculation likelihood
Ruth and Bob Meusel uggeIs York
Yankees being renaed before May safely
Mountain Lnds the high of base ball. by whose order
violation rule prohibiting members of the
from participating n games the world
Evening star., 1922-03-19
Washington.

pHu.AD#LPHIA, March 1s.-Penn-
sylvania's wrestling team today de-
feated Lehigh. "a points it 80 ~ ~ .Itrs re
final bout, which went INTO an eAefs
2er:od. decided the rsatcA
Evening star., 1922-03-19
KErLTHER AT CAMP.

GREENvILLE, S. c.. March 49,
>fscEav KelIfher of Washington has
renorted for practice with the local
sowti Atlantic League team. Kelli-
her. q vetran professional. is left
handed first baseman.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
EPIPHANY QUINT WINS,

Epiphany Juniors held to their win
ming stride last night in a basket
bali game at .Gonzaga gymnasium.
defeating the Gonzaga Midgets. Is to
II. Deane and Kessler starred for
the yictors.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
Base Ball Injury Fatal.

RICHMOND. Va, March 1s.-M. A.
Hollderby, a student Of Hampden
Sidney College, has died as the result
Of q fractured skull, suffered when he
was struck in the back of the head
by q hard-hit ball. He was q candt-
date for the freshman team.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
Indians to Play Pirates.

Two exhibition games with the
Cleveland Americans have been ar
ranged by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The
first will be played at Cleveland, Sep
tember 81, and the second here, the
next day.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
Game to Cornell Quint.

ITHACA. N. T., March 1s.-Cornell
closed its basket ball season here to-
night by defeating Yale in an inter-
collegiate league game, 81 to 10.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
n r. GIRLS DEFEATED.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 1s.-Bal-
+imnrs Friends School girls defeated
night. % 81 to II. Despite the one
sidedness Of the score, the visitors
were far from outclassed. Lineup:
Evening star., 1922-03-19
Columbia Wins on Mat.

PRINCETON, N. J., March IS
Columbia wrestlers defeated Prince
toms matmen today, "a to 5. Column
bia took every bout except one.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

lTadIo suganuma, tho latest billiard
star from japan, ID on tour Of the
United States.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

There are more than 500 membere
Of the United States Tennis Referees
-<iatioa.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
CITY BASE BALL LAURELS
SOUGHT BY JUNIOR KNICKS

the Knckerboker Juniors of Georgetown
Nv warning other District the for the city
junior bali championship for the Young kncks
bas telling just how strong they will be the diamond
this spring Newly organized already they
the field for Sunday
initial workout with and yigor that gladdened the
and Shorty Cox big Knckerboker Club
Youngsters and about ready for decisive action
Evening star., 1922-03-19

Auburn Midgets Of the thirteen
year-old class desire engagements.
Challenges should be addressed to
william McFradden, TOT 18th street
northeast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

The steady and substantial growth Of
Albuquerque is reflected in the steady
and substantial growth OF its banking
Institutions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

Growth by its savings banks is
convincing evidence of the
sound commercial and moral
standards of this community.
, 1922-04-15

brought the matter to the attention OF the
British and Fre0ch Governments. His
HOLINESS considers that the Genoa Con
ference will afford an excellent opportu-
nitv to decide the question, and requests
the Spanish delegates to bring 1t before
the Conference, as though on behalf Of
the Pope.
Paris, April 9th.-Princess Mary and
Viscount Lascelles left at noon yesterday
for London, their honeymoOnotrlp o. the
Continent having been completed.
indianapolis, April 9th.-Pna idle coal
miners in the county started yesterday
and will continue next week to receive
their last pay estimated at thirty million
dollars by the Union officials. This large
wage distribution, an important factor
in the miners ability to continue the
general suspension of work which begana
week AGA on an order from the UnitedMine
Workers of America, is for the final half
of March and is several times the total
cash resources of the union O%rganiza-
tons. national, state and local, and
comes to the miners with an indefinite
period of idIeness ahead of them. 1t will
be the only large cash payment to come
to them during the suspension OF work,
the Unions war chest" not permitting
of anv general strike benefits. Some Of
the anthracites miners were kept on full
miners time for March, and the bituminous
last nav was among the best sums the
zen received for several months.
Paris. April 9tb.-Professor Einstein,
q arrived here some time ago for a Sc
of conference on his theory Of rela-
ity, left today for Berlin.