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New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
WOman's SI5O.OOO Suit
Against Boag Advanced
Plea Made That Dry Crusaders
Nav End Activities of Clubs
He Promotes

Supreme Court Justice Van Sielen IN
Brooklyn yesie4iay granted the peti-
iion Of Miss Petronella Cline. Of 81
Garden Place. Brooklyn. that her $780,
600 breach Of promise suit against
GiiiArd T. Boag be given preference
Oh the trial calendar.
She says in her papers that Boar is
whole or part owner Of the Piccadilly
Rendezvous. In West Foriy-ffth Street,
the Club Royal, In East fifiy-sccond
street: the Little Club. IN West Forty.
9Th Street; the Moulin Rouge, In West
Foriy-eighth Street. the Palais Royal.
a. 1890 brBoadway. the Montmartre
and the Folies Bereere. ~ West Fifti-
eth iSrcei. and the Pavilion Royal. on
Merrick Road. Long Island.
Her request FOR preference is based.
she saws. on the advice 81 her attor-
neys. who tell her that government
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
d Roads Guilty
OfFarningOut
Work of Shops
r. s. Labor Board Gives De-
cision While Men Are TAX.
ing Ballot OH Same Sub
iect; May Get Back Pay
Must Keep Wage Scale
Tnion Officials Skeplical on
Results ana Will Con.
iinue Voting on Walk-Oui

CHICAGO. June % by The Asso-
,s,.ed Press).-Four railroads to-day
,,r, found guilty OF violations OF the.
transportation act and the orders OF
-, United States Labor Board in six
I,,,,ions covering the contracting Of
~ 10 outside firms an issue over
,.leh the railway shopmen OF the
...,.ry are now taking a strike ballot.
-,,ee Of the four roads were de
.,.,,1 20 have violated the law in
s.,-ing out shop work. while other
s.,i,ions embraced the maintenance Of
.,v department and clerks and freight
,,,slers. The Indiana Harbor Belt.
.,.,ntlv declared 70 be p violation Of
., transportation act because it had
,,rnea out shop work. led the list OF
,il,y. because the road had leased
',,ek repair work TO Collisnni & Dyer
ma5 per cent cost plus basis.
Other roads named in to-day's de-
,.iers we're the Chicago & Great
v,s,ern. the s.. Louis, Moundsville g.
y,rieo and the Missouri, Kansas &
TeNss.
g,itsra,ion OF the boards stand that
,ors contracted TO outside firms. which
,sva lower rate or whose working con-
S,iops arc less favorable than those Of
-. Labor Board constitutes a viola
"a, m the law came or the eve OF the
10, unions canvass Of their strike
,o,s on the contract question and two
nihrrs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

tation act" Mr.. Hooper said. "But. 70
my mind. contracting AZ lower wages
than those set up BY the board is 80
unjust and unfair 60 the employees and
so violative Of RE spirit Of the trans.
portation act that public sentiment
cannot uphold it,"
The rev decisions do not improve
the situation any. said John Scott.
secretary Of the union. "The fact that
the board after months. got busy and
put out these decisions doesn't give
US any assurance that contracting will
cease or that there will be no further
violations OF the law We had one
decision ruling the same thing and it
did no good These further orders
merely aggrnvate the situation"
To-dsy's food OF strike ballots.
union leaders said prevented any
meeting OF tho general committee.
members Of which gave their aid in
counting the pink. blue and white
slips. II was said that the committee
might not be able 20 announce lis
action on the vote for several days
WASHINGTON. June 2f.-The Sea
board Air Line Railway Company was
held by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day 10 have been justified IN
sending locomotives TO be repaired in
private shops in 1920 The commission
found that the railroad shops during
1920 were unable 10 handle all Of the
work and that the overflow had 10 he
taken care OF in order 20 maintain
transportation.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

AT Prices Which Set New Standard IN Value living
Tissue and Gingham Frocks Special ,.,,,,.'7 5.g5
Sheer Checked Frocks one illustrated. .......-s, 6y5
Linen. Ratine and Vole Dresses ...........@.. 1885
White Dimitv Frock one illustrated .........@. sos
Novelty Check Tissue Dresses-hand drawn collars 1915
Various STYLES in sheer materials Is...........a..1250
Cotton KHAKI Twill Knicker Suits ts..........4. $50
Cotton Tweed Knicker Suits as illustrated .,,-. 1875
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Detectives Follow
Mothers Dream to
Find Stolen BOy
Vision of Kidnapped. Child
Pleading for Rescue
Came TO Distracted Pa.
rent. She Tells the Police

The dream Of the dis,raucht mother
OF a kidnapped child. told in detail 70
Hunt and mattcr-of- fact detectives.
who are not generally given 20 placing
much crcdcncc iu such things as
dreams. Yesterday caused the Italian
squad 10 abandon for me time being
itg own nossiblc olewr and center It's
investigation 10 ono erccinc direction.
II was on Friday night another tor
tuous. slconless night that Mrs An
toinette Cristini. OF 2F7 Avenue A..
mother of clevcn-ycar-old Angelo Girls.
TIM. who was KIDNAPPED last Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Boy Scout Pageant Portrays
History of New Rochelle

The first Of series OF pagcsnts por-
traying the history OF New Rochelle
was given there yesterday by tho Boy
Scouts Of the city. under the auspices
OF the New Rochelle Art Association.
Remington Schuyler noted painter Of
Indians. directed the pageant. designed
all the costumes. weapons. implements
and floats. and rehcarscd the boys ~
their parts About one hundred boys
participated. under the leadership Of
Adolph Grant. chief Of Siwsnoy Coun-
ell Of Boy Scouts.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Strongly constructed yet
ilghf 20 carry Suit
Cases or No0my Hat
nOles 0f Black I'm
amsl reinforced ,or-
ners nicely finished
throughout
Roth lfrms are eacrp
fnnal values.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

agents and tho police probably will
soon prt an end 70 the activities NJ
the clubs In which Boag is interested
and that neither hr nor bis assets
would be found in the State OF New
York when the cas' came up Tor trial
She also snya that Boag boasted io
her ~ tho large amounts of money
he made from the sale ~ spurious
beverages on the clubs.
Boag denies an a. her charges.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
No Beer for Pussyfooi
"Changc Your Drink Ills Re-
nlY in Anli.DrY lnhlc

Ransom H. Gillette. counsel general
for the Association Against tho Prohi-
bition Amendment. who on Friday last
wirelcsscd "pusayfoot" Johnson an in-
ytaton % join thc organization, re'
ccivcd ,h.s message yesterday by wire
less from ihp S. S. ScyfhIa, which b.
bound for Europe.
Change your drinks ! have rci
indorscd your program 90 violate tIe
Constitution Of the United States and
never Will
Gillette invitation was extended
when it was reported that "pussyfoot
Johnson favored light wines and beer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Spirit OF Law Violated

IN Connection With the decisions Ben
n Uoopor. chairman Of the board. is
,ned statement n which he indicated
,bat the board might take some active
.,ens 10 bring about compliance with
y. dee.siors and thus relieve the griev-
,rees OF tic s1opmcn so far as thcif
rro,ests against contracting arc con
= rred. Il also was pointed out that
under to-day's decisions. which follow
tho same lines as the Indiana Harbor
Pei. decision on the leasing Of shop
work recently. the employees Of the
contractors are brought under the ju-
rssietion Of the board and It's orders.
Il vas said at the boards Offices that
such employees would be entitled TO
recover back pay where they had not
received the boards rate Of wages.
Chairman Hooper declared he Still
believed that the carriers viii all get
in line with the boards decisions on
this question
The board has not held that such
contracting cannot have the effect o.
removing the railway employees from
under the application o. tho transpor-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25
UN CANAAN ARREBATA UNA
NINA DE ONCE AMOS

I'm suceso espantoso tuvo lugar ell
jueves 10 del pasado en- Ciudad
Bolivar, Venezuela.
Sc banaban en- ell rio Cicapra los
niflos Lisan6ro Acacia Marin, acom
panados de su institutriz, sonora Mer
cedes Unshelm, cerca de las 8 de la
tarde del referido dia. TerminadO
ell bano, regresaban tranquilos y ale
gres los dos ninos y la sonora Uns-
helm, viniendo la pequena Acacia, de
IL amos de edad, un POGO detras de
su hermanito y la institutriz, cuando
un caiman surgio de pronto de la
espesura hizo presa en- Acacia, lie
vandosela rio abajo.
La escena fue horrible. A los gri-
tos de terror de la sonora Unshelm
acudio gente de la casa, que en- va
no hicieron esfuerzos por descubrir
ell paradero de la pobre nina desapa-
recida. Nj ell menor rastro fue posi-
BILE encontrar.
En- los momentos del accidente lie
gaban a "Las Nieves" la familia
Lagrave y la senorita Maria Luisa
Wenzel, para asistir una fiesta cam
pestre que Sc preparaba, viendose asi
en- un segunGo trocado ell culto rego-
clio en- pavoroso duelo.
Els este un suceso de inolvidable
recuerdo, que hara siempre honda y
dolorosa impression a cuyo solo re-
lato Sc crispan los nervios de angus
tia.
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TAI ora como 10y
(Continuaci6n de ia "A. paE.)

nuevamente ell ataud y quiso que todos
los que lie acompanaban, 10 reconcile
ran, puesta al lado del cadaver mira
ba continuamente las paroles del monas
terio de monjas franciscanas.
AL rayar ell alba entr6 en- ForniLos.
Como en- Torquemada. ell cadav'er de Fe-
lipe quedo deposita6o en- la iglesia, de
donde fu6 sacado con gran prisa du-
rante un incendio qTe redujo cenl-
zas ell ediicio.
Ell historiador Zurita asegura que el
incendio de la ig.esia de Fornillos, fus
debido a una v'ela que cay6 sobre el
paiio que cubria ell atatd.
Despu6s de vagar por las llanuras
casteLanas, puso t6rmino su f6nebre
peregrinaci6n, encerrandO e en- ell cas-
tillo de Tordesillas, en- Mayo de 1909
siempre al lado de- cadaver. En- los Ill
timos tiempos desapareci6 Ia locura, nc
quedandole de sus pasados extrav1os
mentales, otra cosa que una apasible
melancolia y una tristeza que nadie 81
atrevia disipar.
En- e. mausoleo que su hijo ell EN-
perador Carlos v mando construir en
la catedral de Granada descansan los
restos de Felipe ell Hermoso y de Jua,
ma La Loca, cerca del sepulcro de los
Reyes Cat6licos, padres de la infortu-
NADIA reina de Castillo de Arag6n.
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EN- ESPANOL- -INGLES
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A la Juvantud POrtOTri-
Que1a, a los Padres de
famiIiaS, a Ia PrenSa
del Pals

Respondiendo a una gran neceStdad
sentida EN- este pals por una escus!a
de comercio que pueda brindar a Ia
jUventud portorriquefia una instruction
amplia en- todo5 los ramos comerciales tie
decidido fundar en- esta capital un CO.
legio de comercio en- la confianza de
que merecar6 vuestra cooperation.
Ell plan de estudio abarca todas las
asignaturas del curse que ofrecen nues-
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Mi amplia preparation en- los Estad0s
Unidos en- Columbia University, en
Eastman Business College y en- la Gregg
Normal acompafada de una vasta expe
riellcia adQuirida como Professor de Co
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Los CURsoS que ofrezco son los ST.
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DE INCLES A INGLES
WEBSTER:

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CINE TRES BANDERAS:

Quinta jornada de la interesantisima
serie francesa "Barrabas"
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CHAUFFEUR sENTENcIADo

AVER fueron sentenciados por la Cor
te Municipal los "chauffeurs Nico-
las Rosario, Guillermo de Jesils, Ma
nuel Cura, Rafael Zapater, Serafln Ri
vera Y valentin Rivera, quienes paga-
ron cinco d6lares de multa cada uno de
ellos.
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PUERTO RICO:

Lewis Stone y Mabel Julienne Scott
en- la regia production en- seis actos tt
tulada "No Descuides a til Esposa".
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EN- CASTELLANO
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CINE LAS ANTILLAs:

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cion titulada "El Hombre sin Ros
tro" una Revista.
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BoRINQUEN PARK:

La famosa actriz Soava Gal.one er
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Historic de un Pecado".
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STRAND:

Sexto y iltimo round de "Aventuras
de un Pugilista" Gladys Walton en-
ell drama "La Rosa del Rastro".
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FIN FSPANOL- FRANCES

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-06
In the Roped Arena.

The head floor walker In the Atlantic
seaboard weather factory couldn't Dor
row n lead nickel from any fight fan
In this city. Philadelphia or way sta
lions. Lew Tender, and Bobby Barrett
have been trying to get together in the
ring in Quakertown since last Friday
In order to settle the question as to
which can hit the hardest No sooner
have these youngsters prepared to draw
on their fighting gloves than the
weather man has pulled the moisture
lever and deluged the ball grounds
where the ring is pitched
A large crowd of boxing enthusiasts
journeyed over to Philadelphia in the
expectation of seeing a knockout The
day started gaIly. with bright sunshine
and refreshing zephyrs These condi-
lions held till Trenton was reached and
then came a storm that must have been
something like the one Noah weathered.
Perhaps the worst sufferers by the
continued delay are the boxers. Under
the articles of agreement they are to
scale 1876 pounds at 2 r. M. and they
have been getting on the scales every
afternoon since last Friday and working
hard in ogsier to keep-at weight They
will have ~ weigh again this afternoon
and ~ the rain continues forty days they
will probably call off the bout and settle
their dispute by means Of boat race or
swimming contest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-06
birmingham Polo Team is
Beaten by Argentine Four
Score Is Ten Goals to Five on
Losers Field.

LONDON. June s ASSOCIATED Press) -
The Argentine polo team defeated the
Hurlingham team in a match on the Hur-
lineham grounds this afternoon. The
score was ten to five.
The match was regarded as one OF the
most important of the series the Argcn-
tine team is playing In England.
The South American four was made
I'D of Jack Miles. David Miles, J. b..
Nelson and Luis Lacey.
The Nottingham team comprised w.
Finley Sankey. Earl w. Hopping. w. VI.
BucIkmaster and John Trail.
The Argentine poioists played their
usual dashing. hard-hitting game and
wen easily. Hopping was quite off bis
game. TRUSTING too much work on Buck
master, The latter played well, how
aver. and scored the first three OF Hur-
linrham's goals. Trail. who played
back. also did well. but was rather
short on ponies.
lin 10 the fourth period the Hurting
ham team held its own. the score being
three all, but the South Americans fol-
lowed with five goals In sequence. The
Miles brothers did most OF the scoring
David Miles hitting five goals and Jack
Miles three. while Nelson and Lacey
scored one each.
The second Argentine team, composed OF
rJranra. Nelson, Pena and Paul, defeated
the welsh Guards 20 to In the opening
round of the annual tournament for the
Hasards Junior Championship at Roe
hampton. The Welsh Guards were given
a handicap Of seven goals.
To-day was the only time this season
the public has been admitted, and the
game was witnessed by a large crowd
OF enthusiasts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-06
Notes of The Links

The British golf team when 1t comes
to the United States to compete for the
Walker international cup and the cham
pionship at Brookline, Mass, Is to be
given an opportunity TO see where the
flivvers come from. The Detroit District
Golf Association wishes the Britishers to
be its guests for a period either before
or after the championship and Is ar
ranging to have the visitors meet team
drawn from the clubs Of Auto Town.
Count Alex Smith among the cham
pionship contenders OF the year. Alex
was somewhat OF contender last sum-
mer at Washington and; IL he keeps up
his present game there Is no reason why
at Skokie. BY way os testing the course
over which the women had to compete
for the Eastern championship Alex had
a whirl over the southerfy circuit OF
the Westchester- Biltmore on Sunday af-
ternoon. He completed the eighteen holes
in 6S,j going out in 38 and coming back
in 80 with a at each of the seven
teenth and eighteenth. This 10 how
Smith played the last nine: 3. 2, 3, 8,
8, 4. 2, 5, 5. The par Is 5. =, 4, 4. 3. s,
8, 8. 4.
James d. Standish. Jr., is one of the
busiest members Of the U. s. G.. A. ex-
ecutivSecommittee these days. He was
on hand to see the women stars In me
Eastern championship yesterday and to-
day he leaves for Boston to look over
the course at Brookline. where the ma
tional amateur championship is to be
played in September His mission In
the metropolitan district was connected
with the executive committee meeting at
the National Links. Before that he was
In Toledo comforting with the officials
there on the public links championship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-06

p. s. 81 of The Bronx. No. 81 holds
the elementary school title, but 1t has
been converted into a junior high school.
1t still has elementary school classes,
too, so it will take part In both the
elementary Gnd Junior high champion
ships With its forces split No. 81 Is
handicapped this year and No. 81 may
slip into the junior high honors
No. no out for the Title.
p. S. 10 of Manhattan, coached by
Abraham Greenberg, has been con-
tender for the elementary school cham
pionship for years and promises to win
THE New YORK HERALD's silver cup for
the highest point total. The No. 10
athletic forces OF last season are intact
and with No. SO and No. 81 out of the
fight the Harlem school is likely 60 put
over another victory.
Yesterday p. S. 81. Brooklyn Borough
champions, scored an overwhelming vic
tory in the Richards League meet and
announced that 1t would give the best
of them a scrap on Saturday. The East
New Workers want THE NEW York HER
AIDS silver trophy, said George c.
Briner, the No. 81 coach. last night,
and they will send out team equally
strong in field and track events.
p. S. 10 has in Warren Roberts a
lis FOUNDER who has not been beaten In
a sprint of his class in the last two
years. No. 81 has an all around con-
tender in Ernest Lucheti and John G..
Walsh and William p. Sullivan. the
coaches. expect him to score a couple Of
places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-06
U. 5. G. A. Takes No Action
On Steel Shafted Clubs
National Golf Body May Issue
Statement Later.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the executive committee Of the United
States Golf Association, held Friday
evening. June 2. at the National Golf
Links of America. Southampton, Long
Island, various detailed and explana-
tory communications were received from
a number of manufacturers of steel
shaft golf clubs. setting forth their
views and opinions In support Of their
position in making experiments and en-
Eaging extensively In the manufacture
Of the present finished steel shaft club.
The executive committee has carefully
considered these arguments as presented
and in view of the fact that serious
thought and consideration must be given
to the question in order to render an
impartial ruling. the committee. decided
that no action be taken at this time. 1t
is possible that a statement by the ex-
tive'committee. may be made in this
at later date.