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Evening journal., 1922-11-02

tho association to interview the
agners OF tho petition and better
determine Just what their objections
are.
The meeting was held last night
t oformulate plans for>the starting
of q drive in the neighborhood for
a $500 fund to equip the play
ground. Residents of the neighbor-
hood Will be canvassed for sub~orip-
lions and all children of School no.
80, will be asked to join tho asso-
citation. The membership fee is 25
cents.
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
OBJECT TO NEW
PLAYGROUND PROJECT

Opposition to the building of 6
playground at Concord avenue ano
Franklin street has been expressed
by 80 residents OF that neighbor-
hood, It developed at a meeting OF
the Concord Heights Neighborhood
Association last night when A. B
stayton presented the petition. Mr.
Stayton said the project would de-
preciate property values in the
neighborhood.
A committee will be appointed by
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
HAREs CORNER HONOR Pupils

The following pupils of Hare's
Corner school have made perfect
attendance records for October:
Ralph Rothwell, George Emering.
benjamin Lloyd, william steele.
John Ingram. Harry McGinnis, Paul
steele, Robert NfcFarlin. Jr.. Charles
Lloyd, Albert Lloyd, Charles Emer-
ing. Edward Napolski, Richard
Steele, Otto Lloyd. Margaret Je-
quette, Rosena Walker. Jeanette
Clark. Violet Walker, Edith Cur
rinder, Mary Lloyd.
Evening journal., 1922-11-02

man lives ana vast sums Of money.
Their people loaned to their last
penny. Everybody agrees that they
bore tho brunt of the World War.
go you see this debt question has
many sides and It is not going to
be easy to settle it."
Copyright. 1922 NC syndicate.)
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
Be more critical
Of your battery

You will get about the kind Of
battery service you demand.
If all you want is ordinary per-
Torrance, you viii be satisfied
with nearly any battery.
IF you wish to getrthe most
from your automobile, you will
look into the subject of bat-
teries. You will find out if
there is one battery thatygives
the maximum combination of
power, reliability, and long
service.
Whether you talk with users
of different types, examine the
construction of the several
The Electric cforaOe Raft
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
KHARASSAN KNIGHTS
HOLD CEREMONIAL

At the annual fall ceremonial
OF Habib Temple knights of Kho-
rassaD. Knights of Pythias, held last
evening in Pythian Castle, twenty
candidates were initiated. The cere-
monial was attended by more than
three hundred members of the or
der. including about fifty members
OF Komar Temple, of BrldgetoD. ~.
j.. and several from Adelphla Tenn
pie. Philadelphia. Imperial Prince
Gus Meese. of Spokane. Wash. at
tended.
Following the initiation ceremon-
les a. banquet was held In which
short addresses were made by Will
liam r. Wilson. Royal Vizier OF
Habib Temple and August Meese.
Harry e. Keen was the toast
master.
A vaudeville show consisting OF
seven acts imported from Philadel-
phia, was presented during the
banquet.
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
YESTERDAY'SLATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
FOREIGN.

France fears new central Euro
pean war in Fascistrs Adriatic de
mands. Serbs reported modelling.
Premier Poincare informs Am
bassador Herrick It will be impossi
BILE. to compel the Turk Nationalist
to guarantee the protection of for
eigners,
All Italian Communists in hiding
as Fascist government takes firm
grip in Italian affairs.
Lloyd George. because OF severe
cold. is compelled TO cancel speech
at Bristol.
WASHINGTON.
Budget-paring means United
States will be self sustaining next
fiscal year.
DOMESTIC.
Thomas Nelson Page. formerly
Ambassador to Italy and widely
known author. dies in Virginia.
Schoolboy, IA. confesses killing
aged Pennsylvania recluse for his
boarded money.
MARKETS AND SHIPS.
Stock prices rally in last hour.
Loading Of freight cars continue
Increase.
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
Is YOurH
Misfiring?

Does II palpitate, fiutter, throb or
skip a BEAT now and then? Are you
troubled with shooting pains in the
1eart reepon, shortnes OF breath. numb
ness In the limbs or other distress after
eating?
Perhaps It isn't your heart that's at
fault. but merely gas IN the stomach
pressing slgainst the heart and inter-
fering with its action Get rid OF this
gas by taking Baalmann's Gas Tab
let's and you should secure Immediate
relief from all dieaEreeable symptoms
Baalmanns Gas Tablets are COM
pounded especially for the relief and
prevention lof gas in the stomach and
bowels. They go direct to the source
of the trouble and help TO correct Il.
Genuine Baalmann's Gas Tablets
Ss.IIs- CO. , p' ,te, s,l lSe Ell ei,e
erd's Drug Store, or any reliable drug
gist. ]. Baalman, Chemist. San Fran
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
Honeymooners Abroad
JACK, OJ7'W77TED,
PLANS TO GLITCH
COUSINS Nv TRAP.
BY Zoe Beckley

How glad l am to see you,
purred Cousins. Il was desolated tc
find you had gone from Naples with
out me. But had business here. SO
I hurried. Now I can have the
pleasure OF myself supervising your
visit TO our officesi"
Jack made mumbled response.
He was sure now that It was Cousins
who had delayed their reaching
Rome.
Anger rose In him like a sudden
fever. Inspection of the Rome office
under such guidance would be worse
than useless.
But to gain time and think what
to do. Jack permitted himself to be
'guided"--and found things as
vague and uninformatlve as he ex-
pected.
1t was plain he must find a way
to get his own information.
by the way. Monsieur Cousins"
he said casually, ION the train 1 met
a big manufactures. an Englishman
about to set up a large electrical
plant here. Stopping at our hotel
name is Sanderson. It's your terri
tory. so I'll leave 1t 10 you. The
Eureka people don't know he's here
so you'll. have first whack at him II
you act quick"
splendid. Monsieur Duryeal"
Cousins rubbed his hands. Il shall
have our Rome Office get him at
once"
They parted with a vague appoint
ment for dinner Jack hurried to
his hotel to telephone his friend
Jimmy Hart. TO come and help with
the trap he had baited for Cousins
AS he was telephoning Edna came in
from her sightseeing trip.
Hello. Kits-why. whatever's the
matter!"
Edna turned YEARLY away. fling
ing down her hat. pushing back her
hair with a sigh. Jack finished his !
message, came swiftly to take his |
wife by the shoulders and peer into |
her eyes.
''Oh. nothing-just got the blues. |
that's all. I shan't so out sight /
seeing alone again. II you can't /
come. I'll stay at the hotel and
read the Paris Herald"
Jack stared. distressed and mysti-
fed.
But, dear, you knew It was bust
ness that"
"oh-businessi" She twisted from
his grasp. Always business. First.
asst and all the time-even on a
loneymoon"
She moved nervously about the
DOM, touching things here and
here with impatient hands.
"All right, Iwon't complain. there's
10 use. But ! shall not go out any
more alone. I loathe the way the
men here consider any girl who
Doesn't look like a smoked herring
air game for their attentions-yes.
Won under the guides escort.
Il tried to be sensible and not no
Toe. But It can't be done. It's tire
- uncomfortable 49,"
Who dared" Jack doubled his
lists.
"Oh, what does It matter? They've
right to their point of view, I sup
bose. Anyhow you can't go punch
Evening journal., 1922-11-02
|Oq
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When you feel sick. dizzy, upset,
bilious, when your head is dull or
aching. or your stomach Is sour or
sassy, just take one or two Cascarets.
As soon as the bowels begin act
Evening journal., 1922-11-02

The earliest academy founded In
America was through the efforts OF
Benjamin Franklin in i743 when the
American Philosophical Society was
organized.
Ecole Polytechnique one of the
most famous military preparatory
institutions in Europe, was estab-
lished in Paris in 1874 and reorgan-
ICED by Napoleon in 1904.
Evening journal., 1922-11-02

ing and bowel poison and bowel
gases are cleared away, you will feel
like a new person.
Cascarets never sicken or cramp
you. Also splendid for constipated
children. 10 cents a box. also %
and so cent sizes. Any drugstore.
Evening journal., 1922-11-02

Ing a whole continent. Let's change
the subject. How did the office visit
pan out?'
Jack paced the room. cousin;
beat me 10 it. but I've laid a trap
The telephone shrilled, and Jack
leaped to answer il.
ITO BE COntinued.)
Copyright, 1929, NEA Service.)
Evening journal., 1922-11-02

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
best of all after a Golden Clint
Shampoo.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Hot Spurs Annex Laurels
In Polo Game at Camden
Defeat Ramblers, 5 to 4, IN
Spirited Contest.

specidi Dispatch TO THE NEW fosK HERALD
CAMDEN, s. c., March 21.-Tle polo
tournament season at Camden was IN
augurated to-day with razor edged
contest between the Blue Ramblers and
the Hot Spur Whites, both Of Camden
the latter team winning by to !.
It was fitting that the two quartets
OF the home club should open the spring
warfare since Camden In capturing
,ne Southern circuit cup last year won
tbe right 10 be regarded as the polo
canitai OF the South. The closeness OF
tbe final score showed that the two
SQUADS are near enough balanced Tor
either OF them TO meet their challengers
IN tho name OF the Camden Club.
The victorious Hotspurs won by wcli
,,,ain,ained team work and nard riding,
mt Ia Seth Brady and Mr. stephen
pohinson went the individual honors
y,hon each OF these players malleted
rome two goals. Capt. Neville Heber
percy Iashed the fifth and deciding goal
pcross the line.
Carl Foster was high scorer Tor the
Ramblers, with two goals to his credit
v,hile Frederick Haserick drove home
one.
To-morrow's game will be between the
Camden first team and the Miami
Isianincos The lineup.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Richards and Hunter Join
Indoor Title Tennis Entry

Considerable strength was added to
the mems national indoor tennis entry
Yesterday by the decision Of two proml-
ncnt players to Join the field OF aspir-
ants. They arc Vincent Richards. third
In national rank, who held tho title
three years ago, and Francis 7. Hunter.
who reached the round before the somi-
final. in the American turf court cham
pionships last season and the semi
final in the British title tournament at
wimbledon Hunter showed recently by
his decisive defeat of Dean Mathcy In
the Heights Casino final that he Is very
near his best.
Indications are that when tho draw
is made this afternoon the names OF
Richards. Hunter. Frank II. Anderson.
present title holder, and S. Howard
Voshcll, former indoor champion, will he
seeded" into the draw. a fifth player
who may be included in the seeding is
Herbert y. Bowman. who recently cx-
tended Frank +. Anderson to the limit
in the Brooklyn championship singles.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
With the Scholastic Athletes

catcher: Donna. second base; Elson,
short stop. and Gluck. left field.
The other choices OF n. T.. Horton. the
Commerce coach, totake the field In the
Dickinson game arc: Starke first base
Nichols. center field Shulman, right
field: Rothenberg. third base. and Ja-
cobs, pitcher. Jacobs is pitching IN mid
season form at the practice sessions
and should twirl n fine game.
Nat Elman. manager OF the Commerce
team. has completed scheduls calling
for nineteen games. ". Y. ". and G.. c.
N. Y. freshmen VIII be met. The sched-
ulc follows.
MARCH -. 5.p,c'.nson. n Jersey City. 90.
New Utrecht, abroad.
APRIL i-St. paui's school, abroad. :. st.
Johns Prem. ahroad 3. Morris. abroad /:
VI, Clasou NJ. A.. abroad Is. George wash
lngton at home: rs, G. G. ". Y. freshmen
abroad 2s, Evander Childs. AZ home. 20,
ccncordia Prep, abroad; 20. Textile abroad.
abroad: 10. n. v. Z. freehinen. abrpnd :
13 Stuyvesant at home ~. Fordhem Prep,
abroad: 20. Townsend Harris, abroad. 81,
Stamford (conn.), abroad: 30, DO witt
Clinton, At home.
The Horace Mann School basketball
team lays claim to the interscholastic
title OF the city and backs up It's claim
with a record of eighteen consecutive
victories for the season. This list OF
successes gurpasses tho string OF sixteen
straight made in 1919. The varsity squad
composed Of Carl Loeb. captain An
thony Andujar. Paul Cohen. sidney
Crane James Kaufman. William Nobel.
steven Siesel. William skinner and Will
son Reed. complied q total of sos points
to 32e FOR its opponents
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Yale's Wrestling Teacher
Wants to Meet Dempsey

Special Dispatch 70 THE NNv YORK HERALD.
n lew HAVEN. Conn, March 81.
NJ --Izzy Winters, Yale's ia
nous wrestling teacher. who
Is one OF the best mat men for his
weight In the United states. said to-
night that if the proposed match be.
tween stranger Lewis and Jack
Dempsey fails 10 como about he would
be willing TO take on Dempsey him
self lie said he believed boxer
has only ono chance IN q thousand
to beat a good rough and tumble
wrestler
"The wrestler, even 10 become o.
wrestler" winters said. "has TO
learn the art Of footwork. but of
course that applies To the boxer, too.
There arc more holds in wrestling
than there are punches in boxing. A
match between Dempsey and Lewis
would be 2 good drawing card as far
az money goes. but IL would he n
Joke to the public. Not only would
Lewis throw his man. but he would
make him quit by wearing him out
by various holds. II Lewis wanted
TO work the bout would not last over
ten minutes. don't think such a
match is possible. because Dempsey
has too much To risk. lie knows that
rough and tumble Is wrestlcr's
game. After having some experience
with DR.. Roller. heavyweight. would
be glad 10 take on Dempsey myself"
Mosey King. professor OF boxing
at yale, thinks that the Stranger
would be too muscle bound to last
long and that Dempsey would make
easy work Of Lewis
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL
Cna stIn Hrro in Fnir Nnmberr.

on Sunday last anglers on the various
boats at the Farms, tho Seventeen Fathom
Bank and the Mohawk buoy found that
owing 10 the low temperature OF the water
cod BIT very feebly.
on Tho sfeamer Evelyn about twenty five
cod were taken and on tho Seventeen Fathom
Bank any number Of large cunners were
caught by those using small hooks.
plackfish were not biting at all, and there
IA no doubt n week OF warm weather would
improve fishing.
Cnpt. Archie Buckncr opened his season
with tho Captain Joe IL, but on the way out
he experienced n bit Of motor trouble at'er
pa ssing through the inlet and rather h!nn
take any chances OF Disappointing hts
pntrons he slenaled the Evelyn aud that ship
stood by and took off the Captain Joe's pas
sengers Better luck next tifiie, Archie
The writer Is so accustomed "a poor luck
thnt when he got a cod about ton pounds 10
the surface and then saw him fade away TO
tho bottom again he took u es matter Of
course Might ms well. as these are the things
that come TO us right along.
Capt. Jack Martin was as loauacions as
ever lie bcsullng the time on the run to the
Ranks by n running commentary upon the
nrobebla scarcity Of bait this year. and he
said n whole lot about the damage done by
beam trawlers, which elected the stateinent
from ono OF HIS hearers To tho effect that a
law has been passed prohibiting trawllng
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

earning many a point by beautiful back
hand volleys at sharp angles across
court. Tomorrow the former national
clay court chs MON meets Miss Baker
for the place in the top semi-iinal
bracket.
Miss Baker won her match from Miss
Marion Morss of Longwood by the de-
cisive score of ca, 6-1 to-day IN q
contest which was largely fought out
from the back of the court, as both girls
drove deep and strongly. Miss Baker
was clearly superior, however. when she
went TO the net. which she did only after
having made sure of her openings. Her
service and swift ground strokes may
giyo Mrs. Jessup some trouble.
Miss Caroma Winn of New York won
a fine match from Miss Isabella Mum
ford OF Longwood by n score OF 7--5,
e. Both placed their main reliance
in the deep court driving game. and the
rallies were frequently long drawn ou'.
Miss Winn had just sufficient ledge" to
take the last two games in each set.
Miss Sigourney overwhelmed Miss
Margaret Houghton by score of 60,
Go In the third round. her driving
being too severe and too accurate for the
local player. The summaries:
WoMEN,s NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
INDOOR SINGLES.
FIRST RoUNT>-Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Nal
ory defeated Miss Rosamond Newton
e. e.
SECOND RouND--Mrs. ]. D. Corbiere de-
feated Miss Ruth Yerxa, Cd, So; MISS
caromA Winn defeated Miss Isabella
NIumford. 70, 6-i Mrs. Molla y. Mallory
Mrs. William Endicott defeated Mrs. Les
ter Watson. Go, 6-l.
THIRD ROUND-Mrs. John II. Jessup ue-
feated Miss Martha Bayard. ca. G-3;
Miss Ceres Baker defeated Miss Marion
Morss. &c. 6--1: Miss Edith Sigourney
defeated Miss Margaret Houghton, Go.
CO.
woMEN'S NATIONAL INDOOR CHAM
PIONSIIP DOUBLES.
FIRST RoUND-Mrs. William Endicott and
Miss Rosamond Newton defeated Mrs.
Saunders Taylor and Mrs. N. w. Niles,
6-3. 6-4; Mrs. X. s. Billings ana MIS-.
Charles Magrane defeated Miss Dorothy
Din and Miss NJ. Iowes, CO. 6-4; Mrs.
g. M. FELTON, and Miss Leslie bancroft
defeated Mrs. Burnhsm Dell and Mrs j.
d. Corbiere, Go. Go; Mrs. J. II. Jessup
and Mrs. Frank II, Godfrey defeated mis- MISS
Go, Go; Miss Edith Sigourney ana MISS
Martha Bayard defeated Mrs. y. ", ka'-
tenborn and Mrs. n. =. Earle, 6.l; 6-l.
SECOND ROUND--Miss Lillian Scharman
and Miss Ceres Baker defeated Mrs. Los
ter Watson and Mrs. A. L.. Robinson, Jr.,
Ga, 6---3: Mrs. Jessup and Mrs. Godfrey
al. Cd; Mrs. Molla b. Mallory and Mrs.
Lewis C;ouverneur Morris defeated Miss
Marion Morss and Miss Margaret Hough-
ton, Go. 6--1: Mrs. Phineas sprague and
Miss Ruth Ierxa defeated Miss Dorothy
Neyhart and Miss Cornela Burgess, 6--3,
6-S, G-1; Mrs. W. NJ. Shedden and Miss
Isabella Mumford won from Mrs. J. Knowles
and Miss Mary Bancroft by default. Mrs
Barger Wallach and Mrs. Culver McWil-
liams defeated Mrs. Seth T. Crawford and
Miss Mary Heaton, 6-4, 6-1.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Caponi Deprived of Chance
to Box When Arrested

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. March 21.-Tony Ca
poni of New York. who was scheduled
to box Willie Green at the Ice Palace
tonight, did not get chance to make
an appearance in the ring. as he was
taken from his dressing room by two
detectives who held a warrant for his
arrest on charge OF larceny. The New
York lightweight was taken to the po-
lice station. where he occupied a cell.
Benny Berish of Chicago was substi-
tuted for Caponi and beat Green.
Archie Walker of New York. former
amateur champion, proved too clever for
Patsy Broderck of Philadelphia. and
the New York boxer carried Off the six
round honors In easy fashion. Walker
cropped Broderick twice during the Sec
ond round but could not finish him.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
At the Baseball Camps

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March 2l.-Official
Information as 20 the makeup Of the Gin
cinnati National League teams pitching
staff for the coming season has been given
out by Manager Moran. dispatches from the
Reds training camp state. The roster WIN
include eight hurlers, OF which Rixey IL
the only left handler. The other members
Of the staff are Luaue. Scott. Donohue.
Couch. Msrke, Schnel and Gillespie.
BOSTON, March 2f.-Joe Dugan, who prob
ably viii be at shortstop for the Boston
Red Sox this season. played for ten minutes
in n practice game ut Hot Springs, Ark.
yesterday, and then had TO- call II day.
He told Manager Hugh Duffy that he had
not entirely recovered from the attack OF
grip that gave him a late start In the
early season practice and felt the need OF
more rest.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
YEARS ON MOUND PUZZLES BATTERS
Tennis FavoriteS Come
Through at Boston Nets
Bouts Of the Week

TONIGHT.
Commonwealth sporting Club - Pastime
A. q. amateur boxing tournament.
THURSDAY.
New York Athletic Club--Amateur box
ing tournament
Star sporting CIub-Harry london vs..
Frankie Curry, i2; Mickey Brown ".
sammy Stone. IL; Danny Weston vs..
Maxey Williamson, 10.
FRIDAY.
Fourth Regiment Armory, Jersey City
Sid Bernard ". Larry Regan. IL.
SATURDAY.
Rink Sporting Club. Brookiyn--Iimmy
Uani0n vs.. Mel Coogan, Isi Sid
BERNARD VS.. Billy Prince, 10; Italian.
Jack Dempsey W.. Frankie Pitcher, 10.
New York a. C.--Amnteur boxing tour
namenf.
Ridgew0od Grove Sporting Club - Sonny
smith vs.. Teddy Siedman, I2; Joe Click
VS.. Willie Allen, 10.
Commonwealth a. C.-Frankie Geoar0 vs..
Sammy Cohen, I2; Tommy McAleer ys.
Marty summers, I2.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
international Shooting.

The next matches of the international
Shooting Union will be held In Milan.
italy, from June TO 81. The United
states will be represented in both the
rife and pistol matches. and all those
who expect TO try for these teams are
urged to arrange their affairs so that
they may be able TO leave this country
on May 16. when the teams are expected
TO sail. Preliminary tryouts will take
place all over the country where any
shooters are gathered together. and the
final eliminating match will be held on
the range of the Marine Corps at Guam
tico. va. where the trials for the Olym-
pic team were held two years ago.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

Left on bases-Brooklyn, 9; Louisville. 8.
Two base hits-Johnston, Myers, Schepner'
Three base hit--Shriver Home run--bamb.
Sacrifice hit-Johnston First base on cr-
rors-Brooklyn, 3; Louisville. 3. Stolen bases
Wheat, Myers, Mitchell. Schepner. Bases
Shriver. 1; off Cullop, 1; off King, ..
Struck out--By smith. q by Mitchell. ] by
Shriver. !; by King, ! by Koob. l. Hits
3 innings: off Shriver, in 8 innings: off
cullop, in 4 innings; off King, in In
nings: off Koob. in innings. Umpires-
Sentell and Ladd. Time OF game-l hour
and so minutes.