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The New York herald., 1922-06-18
COTTON STATISTICS
SEND FUTURES UP
Hallish Reports Lift Market
Out Of Early Decline
Prices Gain at End.

The cotton futures list advanced
slightly yesterday in quiet week end
dealings. rejecting the efforts of local
shorts to tighten outstanding commit
ments before the start of new bullish
weather developments. An early loss Of
some to Is points was due largely to
selling from New Orleans and the South
based on continued favorable weather
conditions in the belt. The decline met
good condition. however, bulls
being helped by the constructive weekly
statistics. The loss soon Was Cancelled.
prices advancing Is to % points over
Fridays final bids. The close generally
was 10 to II points net higher.
No fresh feature developed at any
time during its session. There was
tendency to await new developments,
with demand still restricted by the
favorable weather in the South under
which the crop Is making much better
progress The official map showed clear
weather save for little rain in the
southern portion of Texas. San Antonio.
with LES inches, led all other stations
in the amount of precipitation shown.
Early in the session. particularly at
the opening call, Liverpool brokers and
Wall Street interests were buyers. There
was su u Mcient overnight support on
hand at the first gong to send the list
up about 2 to s points, although this
gain quickly was Cancelled. The trade
paid little attention to reviews of whole
sale dry goods houses. On the whole
sentiment was mixed.
The local spot market was quiet, Is
points higher. at 2255 cents for mid
ding. The New Orleans market was
13 points net higher, at 21.SS cents
It's sales totalled 1924 bales
The New York herald., 1922-06-18
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA.
BONDS.

$500 Elec & Peo 4s... 6s 6s 66 &c
1000 Phil FL 1st IS. no 20 as7s as7.
1000 Phil Eslec 6s. .I03% 103S iO3as l03A
The New York herald., 1922-06-18
FOREIGN STUDENTS
OF VAST AID TO U. S.
Those Educated Here Under
stand Our Ideals, Says Head
Of Northwestern.

Special Dispatch to THE New YosK HERALD,
CHICAGO, June 17.-Students from
foreign lands. educated. in America and
trained In accordance with American
ideals. are worth millions Of dollars to
the United States and are a greater
protection to America than first class
battleshps. Walter Dill Scott, president
OF Northwestern University, said at class
day exercises.
"If we should select students from
foreign lands to attend our institutions
of higher learning and selected them
with as much care as we choose material
for a battleship, and II we trained them
in accordance with the best American
ideals. am convinced we could afford
The New York herald., 1922-06-18
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
to pay $1,000. 900 for every student thus

10 pay $1,000. 900 for every student thus
selected" President Scott said.
AT the recent conference in WASH
ington on the reduction of armaments
many OF the representatives from abroad
were men who had been educated In
America. They understood the spirit OF
America. trusted us and were willing TO
follow our lead. Under such circum-
stances we we're justified In taking steps
10 junk some of our battleships.
probably the greatest immigration
OF students in the history of the world
-took place last year for there were in
institutions OF higher learning in
America 5000 men who had come here
TO obtain the benefits OF our educational
facilities.
"Of these men 1887 came from China.
1905 from Canada, 6s7 from South
America. 534 from Japan, 30i from
Russia. 167 from France. 159 from
Great Britain and 27 from Germany. II
is evident these students come from
countries whose friendship for America
Is essential for guaranteeing peace.
The New York herald., 1922-06-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
JUNE

FRIDAY. JUNE 16. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-06-18
GRAIN.
CHICAGO PRICES.

otptt1HUFT- .. T-.ZU 1g.-V 1g.ZU IZ.ZU 1-.og
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT--No, = red, $12T,1 No . hard
si.2sH; No. Manitoba, Si.43N: No. .
mixed durum, $1.3ih; C. 1. T., track New
York, to arrive.
CORN-No. yellow and No. white
.nSsc.; No. mixed, T9Mc.; c. J. f., New
OATs-No . white, 45c.; No. white
sic; No. white, 42Ec.: fancy clipped
white, J0a521Ac.: ordinary clipped white
45Hd47kc.: all elevator.
RyE-No. Western. a9%c. Z. o. b., and
9Shc: c.. l. f., New York, export.
BARLEY-Malting, T3q77c.; C. (. f.. New
York.
HAY-No. 1. s310s3: No. 2. sa9a31: No. g.,
s2Gd2s; shipping. $2+ao6 per tom
The New York herald., 1922-06-18
ron TRAIN IN PENNsYLvANIA.

MoxEssEN. Pa. June 1.-Two BAN
dts. travelling as passengers on the
Fairmont express OF the Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie Railroad, donned masks, en-
tered the baggage car, bound and
gagged the express messenger and the
baggage man, and escaped with the con-
tents of the safe. leaping from the train
before II arrived here. The amount OF
loot Is unknown.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
EN- Ell AMERICA


Nos comunican los sefores Crcsas y
Co., empresarios del Teatro America,
que en- las tandas de la maiiana v la
tarde Sc distribuiran entire las perso-
sonas que aln concurran dos mil jugue-
tes, desde cinco centayos de valor has
ia un dollar. A cada persona que entire
a estas tandas Sc les hara I'm regaIo
de un juguete. Por la noche trabajara
Ell celebre y famoso Richardine. gran
ventrilucuo, quien esta hacienda las
delicias del pdblico, con sus munecos
Don Juan y Don Juanito. Adamas de
estos buenos espectaculos, Sc tstrena-
ra la mognifica y chistosa comedia en-
cinco actos "Crispfn y la Comadre'
la que gustara hasta a los neu-ast6ni-
cos.
Para ell domingo habra una gran
matinee con Richardine, donde eI c6le-
bre ventrilocuo hara reir al mae serio
de todos los nihos... -.
Para mafiana sabado estrenara Ri
chardine "El Crirnen de la Media NO.
chez, donde este hace nueve persona
jes y 20 transformaciones
bravo por los empresarios del Ame-
RIGA y muchas felicidades y 6xitos en-
sus negocios teatrales.
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s1MpAr1cA BoDA EN- RIO eRANDE

En- la noche del domingo unieron sus
destinos en- el pueblo de Canovas los
dia'inguidos j6venes, sefiorita Angelina
Betancourt Rivera y don Gerardo Pas
trana y Pastrana. Apadrinaron la boda
81 repUado doctor en- cirugia dental don
Miguel Pastrana, hermano del contra
yente su distinguida esposa sefiora
Gladys de Pastrana. FL Rdo. y virtuoso
padre Rivera bendijo esta union, que
revisti6, no obstante su caracter fami
liar, fastuosidad distinction.
Un sinndmero de ausom6viles condu-
ciendo elegantes danSas y caballeros,
acompaharon desde Rio Grande hasta
Can6vanas a los simpaticos novios y va
de regreso al hogar de los faniliares de
La novia, Calzada- Betancourt, fuimos
esplendidamente obsequiados con exqui-
sitos dulces refrescos.
Entire los numerosos asistertes pudi-
mos la igera anotar las bellas Isa-
bel Hernandez, Monina Pastrana, Car
men Ferrer, Amelia Davila, Isabel Ri
vera, Mercedes Ramos, Mercedes Rodri-
guez, Elisa Rosa Monge; las senoras
Petra Morales de Paz, sefiora Francisco
Rivera, sefiora Ramona Pastrana, An
tonia Betancourt. Pepa Monge, Mrs
Marty y muchas mas que lamentanos
no recordar.
Hemos de hacer especial menci6n de
la va reconocida simpatia de las her.
manas Betancourt, de. las que recibi
mos agasajos y toda clase de atencio
mes, asi como tambien fue dignO de no
tarse el decoradO interior de la cas-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
MoVIMIENTo DE BARCos Y
Successes DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Santo Domingo lego
ell transporte americana "Kittery'', eli
cua1 seguira viaje para ell. Norte.
lie Amsterdam, Hola1da, lego
aver el vapor Irene, con carga ge-
neral para San Juan.
Ell captain del vapor Caracas
que lego ultimamente de Venezuela
entreg6 al jefe de los inspectores de la
Aduana, sr. Comulada, mas de 20 boz
tellas de icores, las cuales halo
bordo de su barco POGO antes de atra-
car este. Estas bebidas fueron encon-
tradas en- los camarotes de los fogone
ros, quienes negaron que las mismas le
pertenecieran.
La odcina de la Prohibition, Sc
gun nuestros infcrmes. ha recibido avf
so de la de Nueva York, participandole
que una goleta inglesa, de dos palos,
propiedad de un armador de Boston, Sc
ha hecho la vela, del puerto de st.
Pierre. levando un cargamento de
ounce mil galones de alcohol La in
formation dice que no hay du1a min
guna en- cuanto la naturaleza del
cargamento que lleva, pero que Sc igno
ra Ell sitio hacia donde Sc dirige. La
referida embarcaci6n segdn parece, ha
hecho otros Wales de indole cospecho-
sa entire Nova Scotia Y st. Pierre. Has
ia la fecha nadie tiene noticias de que
la nave contrabandista Sc halle cerca
de Puerto Rico. dcnde tantos ojos ha-
brian de nirarla con extraordinaria
simpatia, a pesar del respeto, que, Sc
gun Ell sr. Pesquera, Sc lie va cObrando
aqui la ley Volstead''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
LA DIREcTIvA DE LA
LoGIA "PI Y MARGALL

La Logia s'Pi Margall' de esta
capital, en- su Ultima session eligi6 para
regir sus destinos la siguiente directi-
va:
Julio Correa, Florencio Sanchez,
Francisco Trujillo, Jose Cantellops, Ju-
lilo S. Hernandez, Enrique Gonzalez,
Nicolas Gonzalez, Manuel serrano, Ma
talio Arsuaga, Ramon Fonseca. FIoirAn
Angler6, Ramon Alers, Ernesto Silva,
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santO Domingo, diciembre de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
Ell REJUvENEc1MIENTo
Leemos 10 siguiente:

Leemos 10 siguiente:
La operacion ha. obrado milagrosR
Mi cabello esta cambiando de un blan-
CO niveo un negro ebonita, Mi cutis ha-
llase rejuvenecido y mi expression es me-
nos senil Ell temblor de la ancianidad
y las manchas negras en- las palmas de
mis- manos, van desapareciendo con ra-
pidez, en- tanto que, las arrugas que con-
trafan mi rostro, han desaparecido por
ccmpleto. Mi corazon continda trabajan-
do con regularidad Y mis- funciones orga
nicas son normales en- absolute. Soy ell
hombre mas dichoso de la TERRA"
Doctor, inquiere Ell reportero; Sc
ha sabido de TN individuo, hace tempo,
que cay6 muerto repentinamente, POGO
despues de ,hab6rsele trasplantado una
glandula de mono iFue la muerte de
terminada, por ventura por la operaci6n7
No. Ell sujeto en- question, muri6
como pudo morir otro cualquiera.. 4 de
un ataque de apoplejia u. La opera
ci6n, bien hecha, no iInplica peligro at-
guno una simple inyeccion local de no
vocafna, doce ounce minutes, dos dias
de descanso y isto. -. ssgalog
- alsAsl5gsaf lg 89Su 9,9a3nSEg
Ell INTERES DEsPERTADo EN- Ell
PUBLICO
Aaos a8
-IEstudio usted en- Francia, bajo la
direction del doctor Sergio voronoff?
No. Conoci al doctor Voronoff du-
rante su jira por los Estados Unidos;
desde hace tempo me dedico al estudio
de las funciones que ejercen en- Ell or
ganismo humane, las glandulas animales
que en- el Sc injerten; parte de mis- es-
tudios fueron hechos en- la Universidad
de Bahia, en- ell Brasil.
-IPudiera usted indicar los nombres
de algunas de las personas que lie escri-
bieron, movidas por las informaciones
publicadas en- relaci6n con ell case de
Mr.. Bacon?
No es possible. Comprendera que mu-
chas de elias son 'ccmerciantes reputa-
dos del pals, y Sc molestarian, quizas,
81 Sc vieran de la noche a la madana ilu-
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EI programa 5-5.3 Segdn ha sido ac0r-
dadO en- Ia cOnterenCia del deSafme

La siguiente estadistica demuestra Ell
pacto naval segun ha sido frmado POI
les celegados de la Gran Bretafia, Jap6l
y los Estados Unidos de acuerdo con Ell
programa 5-5-S, propuesto pOr Ell Sc
cretario de Estado, Mr.. Charles Evans
Hughes, Ell mismo dia de Ia apentura de
la Conferencia. del Desarme.
La estadistica demuestra Ell ndmero
de barcos que cada una de las tres gran
des potencias esta obligada a destruir.
asi como tambi6n los que debera con-
servar. Como Sc podra notar, la mayor
pane de los barcos que ell Jap6n debe
destruir con eT programa, esta ailn sin
construir..
BARcos DE GRAN ToNEI4AJE PARA
STR nESTRUIDOS
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Proclamase el exito de
la trasplantaci6n de
glandulas

Ell gran inter6s publico cientifco
demostrado en- los trabajos del doctor
Thomas w. Edgar, en- Centre y Sur
America, evidenciado por treinta o cua-
renta carsas procedentes de varios pai-
ses, entire ellos Mejico, Brasil, Guatema-
la, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Colombia, Gu
ba y Ecuador, originadas por la infor-
maci6n dada por la prensa respecto al
va famoso case de Mr.. Irving r. Bacon,
escritor fl6scfo, uuien Ell eminonte
facultativo injert6 la glandula de IN
simio para rejuvenecerlo y devolver el
perdido vigor sus facultades mentales,
movi6nos celebrar con Ell doctor Ed
gar aver una entrevista exclusive.
En- Ell lujoso consutorio del 766 de
West End Avenue, el specialists en-
transplantaciones de glandulas contest6
las preguntas de un reportero a un diario
neoyorquino.
-IPueden considerarse permanentes
los resultados de la operaci6n, en- el
casp de Mr.. Bacon?
En- absolUt la repuesta; he
aqui la Ultima carta recibida de Mr..
Bacon; lea este parrafo 49,. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06

Antonio Ventura, Domingo Ramos, os-
car Rivera, Gaspar Nieves. Antonio
Emmanuelli y Julio Lebr6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
LA VIDA NORMAL

La Biblia dice que la vida normal
del individuo, es de setenta amos, pero
la ciencia, en- sus consttantes sinvestiga-
clones, ha logrado descubrir que Ell pc
riodo de la vida equivale seis veces La
edad en- que Sc .llega al Unite crdinafio
del crecimiento. En- este, como en- mu-
chas otras cosas, los humanos dehen ser
semejantes a los animales, FL Unite de
crecimiento de un caballo, por ejemplo,
es tres amos. Multiplique usted tres por
seis obtiene 18, que. es ell ntmero de
amos que el animal vive ordinariamente.
Ell lfmite de crecimiento de un gsto, es
un afio, su vida ordinaria es seis por
uno, seis amos. Consecuentemente, 81 ell
.linite del crecimiento ordinario, en- ell
individuo es 81 amos, Sc debe vivir 126
amos FL hcmbre que vive menos es
porque no ha cuidado su ORGANISING, sino
abusado de el, en- alguna forma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
UN cAso D1GNo DE ATENc1oN


Hace algunos dfas ingres6 en- ell
Manicomio Insular ell nifio Julio To-
rres Gorbea, de 10 amos de edad, hijo
del laborioso y correcto empleado del
Negociado de la Propiedad de la Po
licia Insular, senor Tomas Torres To
rres.
Algunos meses ha, el sefior Torres,
amantisimo padre, costa de. algu-
nos SACRIFICES, Sc traslad6 a Esta-
dos Unidos con ell objeto de gestionar
la admission de su hijo en- estableci-
miento adecuado, habiendo resulta-
do infructuosas sus gestiones, por
cuanto no existen en- aqueI pals esta-
blecimientos de esta naturaIeza para
los nifos..
Igual resulta en- Puerto Rico: Pc
ro debido la buena voluntad, reco-
nocido buen juicio y elevado criterio
de los Doctores Pedro N. Ortiz Y Gus
tavo Muioz Dfaz, este liltimo direc-
tor del Manicomio Insular, Julito
fue admitido en- aquella institution,
habiendo sido precise colocarlo en- ell
departamento de sefonas.
No dudamos que el nifo recobra-
ra su salud, gracias al interes de-
mostrado por el doctor Munoz Diaz,
alma noble y de muy altos sentimien
tos
que estuvo cargo de la virtuosa sefio
rita Digma Rivera.
La residencia de los contrayerfes que
do fjada en- Rio Piedras.
Que una luna de miel eterna sonrfs
siempre a tan simpatica pareja.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06


SUMO de do omagf
d de eEnrod
Cuaqu apuede emnr
amasr roveho III e t
Al jo o la j
!
hmocoa raIadn dnnedd depec
POI s. rctd
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JOHN LEWIS
Stop 3h Puerta de TERRA.
Telefono 829.
Pago por:
Bronco grueso 31k Y A cts. libra; |;
cobre grueso, Az v 5 cts. libra; alu-
mimic (limpio) 51s cts. libra; tu-
bos de gonna a 11s cts; bronco fino a
2y 21s cts. Y cobre fino a liz y 4
centavos.
Compro cuaiquier cantidad.
GLe gusta a listed reirse un ra-
to por la noche?, pues vaya a
YER en- ell cine las comedias
"HALLRooM BOYS, fiiese en-
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Advt.
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minados por los reflectores de La publ
cidad :. Sin embargo, son personas
rrominentes, entire elias figura uno que
fue presidente provisional de la vecira
Republica de Mejico. e
Ell Ex1To DE LAS oPERAcIoNEs
-IHa operado usted en- individuos
hispano-americanos?
81, en- varios. Uno de mis- recientes
casos fue una gran personalidad de La
Habana. -,
Ell respeto la reserva professional,
impidi6 al reportero que insistiera on
Ell terreno de los nombres. -. ~
-ICuantas operacicnes ha hecho rs
ted en- total, doctor Edgar7
-Cuarenta tres, en- los tres dltimos
amos. Con exito maravilloso todas elias.
AL negar este punto, arrastrado por
su entusiasmo, ell galeno prominente Sc
explay6 -.
Mr.. Bacon tenia cincuenta y ocho
afios de edad, al presentarse en- mi con-
suItorio, pero representaba setenta. Hoy,
despues de la operaci6n, tiene veinte
amos menos y esta capacitado nuevamen
te para disfrutar de la vida. Antes de
ser operado, Mr.. Bacon habfa renunciado
por complete, al trabajo mental. Aho-
ra, con la glandula del mono conStituida
en- parte de SUI ORGANISING, alimentada
por su sangre y alimentando sus tejidos,
Mr.. Bacon trabaja de ocho diez horas
diarias, sin fatiga. Ha desaparecido la
anemia que 10 aquejaba, y su coraz6n
que antes funcionaba de un modo ire
gular, funciona regularmente.
REcoBRA Ell vIGoR Ell PAcIENTE
La operaci6n devuelve sus potencias
perdidas al ORGANISING, y Sc han dado
casos de enfermedades cronicas, que, sin
responder otros tratamientos, han ST.
do afectadas, ben6fcamente, por la
! transplantacion glandular. 'P't'F
Els indudable que la cirugia del futu-
ro consistira en- transplant CLAN
dulares preventivas, substituyendo las
| glandulas gastadas, del ORGANISING f1r-
mano, con glandulas animsles que pre-
servaran ell vigor y la saaud. = -
La decrepitud, la senilidad, Ia i'm
potencia, pueden cbmbatirse y eiiminar-
Sc con este gran descubrimiento.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
GUIDE FOR FISHERMEN


of
season WI open n
bay)Rk reported in the
and
Annapolis directly
Annapolis 50 four boat
Distan forty two omiles
of
BENEDICT rdhads plentiful
a a boat
and
and shrimp Plenty
for available
in Distance fifty " -
mile
Evening star., 1922-06-02
ScU[LERS ARE PO|NT|NG|
FOR CUP RACE IN PH|LLY|

PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-One or
more practice spins over the mile
and quarter course in the Schuyl-
kill river was planned today by the
four challengers for the Philadelphia
gold cup for the amateur single
sculiing championship Of the world.
The trophy. valued at $4,000. Is held
by Jack Kelly of this city. who has
retired from competitive rowing and
will not defend his title.
Walter Hoover of Duluth, last OF
the .challengers, arrived last night,
bringing his shell with him. He also
had shell built in this city, but had
not decided today which he would
Belyea. ST. John. N. B., Canadian
entry, has been in the city for week.
Two VIII Race Abroad.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Interest in
the Gold Challenge cup single scnll
race at Philadelphia tomorrow is in
tensified by the fact that two OF the
participants. whether they win or
lose. will sail next week for England
to participate in the Royal Henley re-
gatta, the world series of British
aquatics. to be rowed on the Thames
July 5.
Walter Hoover. American national
singles scullins champion, Of Duluth,
and Hilton Belyea, Canadian cham
pion, are the two entrants in the his
toric Diamond Challenge sculs who
will compete tomorrow the Schuyl-
kill river and then head abroad for
the Henley.
Evening star., 1922-06-02

The largest rock caught so far this
season weighed eleven pounds and
four ounces. and was landed last
Tuesday by Sidney Held of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany. Held was fishing opposite
FletcheS's. in what is known as the
parlor. and used as bait a whole
soft-shelled crab. Tuesday. Charles
Bennett. fishing in the same place.
landed one that weighed ten pounds
and a quarter. Benefits fish was
caught late in the evening, about 8
o'clock, cut herring furnishing the
bait which attracted this one.
All reports indicate that the big
rock strike best on cut herring A
great many fishermen use the head of
the herring. hooking it through the
gtlls. Others cut the herring in good
sized pieces for bait. The pan rock
take kindly to blood worms, and are
being caught in good numbers, many
weighing a pound to a pound and
half being caughts from the High
way bridge to, the foot of 33d street
in Georgetown. and from there all the
way up to the Chain bridge.
Dave Rothwell, fishing at the Chain
bridge Decoration day, landed nice
string of fifteen big yellow perch, using
shimmy wiggler to attract them.
The yellow perch is a member of the
grass family, and furnishes good
sport when landed on light tackle.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
Golf Facts Worth Knowing
by INNS BROWN

where a players bali strikes something and
bounds back and hits him?
A.-one stroke.
On a foursome with two players playing
alternate strokes with one ball suppose the
ball moves while one player is in the act of
alter the order of play, but in the above case
way?
A.-No. the fact that the ball moved while
he was addressing it constitutes 2 stroke, and
take his turn. A penalty stroke does NOT
addressing it. does he go ahead and play any
there is no penalty stroke.
Q-Our club uses wicker nagstaffs with a
club member hit this bulb with his approach
shot and the ball stuck In it. What was the
proper procedure under such condition:
A.-The ball should have been dropped from
and played from where 1t stopped. However,
if 1t dropped in the hole it has to be dropped
again. The ball has to be played into the
cup.
not be allowed to take u light bat and pitch
a golf ball up and hit it, like a ball player
batting practice fly balls, in a golf match?
A.-Yes, the ball must bs played with the
ersily accepted. Turthermore. to start the
ball .p mus. b !ly played from the teeins ground
tions of the rules.
Q.-How many times has Mike Brady been
runner-up in the national open championship !?
A.-Brady has finished in second place twice,
tying for FIRST in the regular seventy.two holes
Of play. and losing each time in the plzy-off
In 1911 at the Chicago Golf Club he tied with
John McDermott and George Simpson. Nc
Dermott won the play-of, with Brady second.
In 1919 he tied with Walter Hagen at Brae.
Burn and lost in the play-of by one stroke.
uf any golf rules puzzle you, write Innis
Brown. care Of the sporting editor. inclosing
stamped return envelope.)
Evening star., 1922-06-02
SPECIAL INFORMATION
FOR DISTRICT ANGLERS

The following information regarding
board. boats and bait at fishing places
near Washington is given by The Star
for the guidance of anglers. Preserve
1t for future reference.
ANNApoLlS, HD.-ames I. Jordan {board,
etc.), address, care Of Severn Side Fishing
Camp. Severn Side, Nd. D. Fisher or II. ia
CO.'S (beats), care Of johnson Place or Clark .
Thad, telephone 153-K; J. II. Wheeler
tboats). 1s5 Severn ave-, Eastport, Nd. Wal
Ter Clark (bait), Clark's Wharf, Annapolis,
CHESAPEAKE, Nd. o. KILLER, Noah
Hazsard. Oscar Harshall, Lewis PhIpps
IboatI: Phipps' address. churchton. Anne
PIaEY POINT. Nd. T: Swami tboard).
Nays county, Nd; Elmore Blackwell lbosts,
bait. etc:9. st. Georges Island, St. Nary's
SEkEpicT, MD.-rebs Shorter, !. T. ch.p.
palear (board etc.). Benedict. Nd. long dis
RocX foiNr. xD.-F. <. sson..tr..t,
John shymosh (board, boats. etc.,, Rock
Point. Nd. Phone. La Plata 1-41.
S0IoM0NS ISLAND. ND.-George II. Bow.
on (board. boats, etc.,, caro- Of Bowers Inn.
VEST RIVER, MD.-w. w.. H....rd
fboard. ete.), post Office. Galloway, West River,
Nd; phone via West river.
AQUA CREEK. wa. Sseear (boaSd,
etc). P. o., Brooke, Stafford county, Va. 1
travel. train via 4. T. Z P. r. r., 70 Aqua
Creak Station.