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New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

Nj oper, income ne ii,,iiSSss.Sio sSj.s7l
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago & st. Louis
Jenuary gross ...... ts.ns7lso 'ta 5se.3oa
Balance after tsxoa. 4a7252 Sa7,T2s
Net oper. income. 29s. 3E1 saO Ia
Southern Railway
January gross .... ,a2l75ae sS147G.3q7
Ralance after taxcs. l.03S24s 13a4.076
Net opcr. Income. 73G,l9G i,362,abl
Atlantic Coast Line
January rross ...... s5.2a4ct4 ss1.lb7,o9s
Balance atte- ,axes. s5b.saq t22 s41
Ntt opor income 7I6,ehT 45i,i8'
Boston & Maine
pAlancs after taxes. es7os l4S7 500
Net oper. dehctt..4.. 164191 si,2ss.6l0
Central Of New Jersey
balance after taxes. 2o5o7s 2ot,t2o
Net opcr. income..-. 1893 s2,sl5
Texas s. Pacific
January gross ...... s2.6I7.bi1 'sasAos7
Balance after taxes. 2te s6b 'll6,62s
Net oper. income l23.e0< 'bS,2l
CaroIins, Cllnchh.ld & Ohio
January gross s5qo.oso osss,s4
Balance after taxes. Iss452 1850
Net oper. ncome..... 1925 'p.lop
Gnlf Mobile & Northern
Jsnua77 gross ...... sa2gs9s 's57.r5s
Balance after taxa. fs,4S6 42.092
Net oper. income ..., $40. a-,s2-
Canadian Pacific
January opeC. NV. 1887. 915 $if4b5.4ao
Total oper. exp. &C.,. io,>es 4tS IS, ,e1+, ooo
Nst oper income .... +SS.i77 6l,i&o
Chicago. st. reui. minneapolis & Omaha
January gross - Sla5s525 *,443.660
Deficit after taxes sS.slc lls.30a
Net ope.. deficit .... l1a.6SS i2S, 533
SirEinan Railroad
January gross ..... :i,I5leo sss77.s75
Reliance after taxes 40 956 2S.753
Net orer. !nconlc &C.. 4ls.650 sl2.253
Mobile Ohio
January gross ...... sl.94ass9 .:aaA.tse
Balance after taxes I5SlS8 1884
Net ope-. tacoMs ... Hits $50
Norfolk Southern
Janu&ry gross ...... s5las55 ssI7.sae
Nnfcit after tsN.s 4s27I s17G9g
Ne op.T. detci; ... 6e27G 81.
Pittsburgh "a west Virginia
January gross .... s42s.s72 ss4ljss
Deficit after tsS.s 272 = oi7
Net oper. income $3.50 a5sfs
Chicago, MnnauA.. 4 ST ra1l
saruary gross .s1os7a.2!7 st7154 4ce
p~hcit sftrr taxes t6i.fa5 e7ls eos
Net oper deficit 49,. 46s.7s7 o1<7.2l5
Nashville. Chattnnoogs g. St Louis
January gross ..... 1,t56,i23 $500 2t5
RsfS'f Rsf op.9 af'da dsaeis taf'' sdss ssss sSs S
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

city storej&J Pordy ct al. 1889
Weiss, Samuel, and Abraham. Her
New YORK. ................... '.'.''.' 1.oi2.se.
Salne--Same ............... 6io.7S
BLACK ............... ssis8
costs -. 1865
lnc-Baldwin. Clement, Jacob
son Co. Inc. ................. 26.s57.T8
Iack. Mendel, and Harry Farbe-
y. Goldste.n ........-.... les.ls
1uckernan. Harry-Public Ne-
tonal Bank New York e1<.eS
2eller. Charles J Adams & Co.
Ike --....'........ lo9.-V
Bronx County
The nrst name Is that of tbs debtor.
Abrams. Mlton-D Bung ct al. e6l+os
Cohen, Harry-G Maran ...... 32i.73
City Island Beach Co--Iroquois
Manufacturing Co ......-.. s4cT
Greenberg. Morris-Wilh,ns Pot
ter Press ...........-..... 1910
George c Fike Co. rnc-Flreproof
Products CO, Inc, ....-....-. i.oo7-e5
Harris. Helen B-Grand Bag s.
Paper Co Inc .........-.... s06i
Klein. Joseph--R schoenfald e. e. 1000
Killman. Clara-F Radnor 5000
Lock. Kntherine-H Haeslock 1853
Roth. Samuel--S Maynard Co. Inc 764s
Steinberg Meyer-H schecter. ts3.<1
Schneider. Fred. and La Mura
Contracting Co Schwendsr.. s.i7s41
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

The rrst name is that Of the debtor. Z
second that OF the creditor and dsts VIII
Judgment was fled:
Beattey. Kathryn - II Plumb .r:
Jan 81. 1922 .................. sass.
Aguilar Carp BrennsF: Feb Is.
she,hss; saml-J Douglas; Sep. -.
Warner, Hazsl-J A Dunn ct a.;
Feb 3. 1922 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. les.
Baruchansky. Abr et ai-Morr!s
Plan Co OF N Y; July 81. 1921. 21s-
Donovan. Thos, and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co-Peopie. etc;
shavstefsky. Benz. and Nov Am
Jan II. 1873 ...'.......... 1000
Film Corp and Dominlcx Lusino
N rankiewsky. Feb IS. 1919. SOL
Brown, Philip. and VIM Lam
dau - r c Newman; Nov L,
Treois. Peter. and New Ams,.r-
dam Casualty Co-People. etc;
Jan 20. 1922 .............. 800
Randazzo Rosario. and Me- Am
aterdam Casualty Co - Same;
Friedlsnder, wolr-Passaic Fails
Throwing Co. Jan 8. 1915 tre-
Levy. Jefferson M-Hudson Mort
warner. Hazel-J a Dunn ct Al:
Mar 10. 1921 ................. 5.ibs
AEuilar Corp-B Brsnner: Jan ~.
Kremer. Aaron-A Fasaualla 81 49,.
Woodruff. Frank c and Watson S
j Muller: Mar 4. 1920. se3
Frexler, Edward-G P.ciilo; Oct
81, 1891 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Se
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Bid and Ask cd

20 following are the closing b.d ard
s,A sAeo Quotations os stocAs Listed on tos
s.0eS :. AAchaH9e 7 waich mere wers
" .!ansac.-l.s = rsferdav
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Business Troubles
Petitions in Hankruptcy


The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United states
District Court:
,,,o!, ,cIAnAEs 9AKhn & tC,o.-1nvoin,!n1tta.ry.
500. COO: ssets sao'ooo
ISAAC SLOANE ~Involurtary. Women'a
wesr; go IN ,tn,Swr, az - .
ment securities, - Beaver ct.
sTAIRLCK & co.-Involuntnry. Stock
HARRiBAN 'sT1oRHs. INc.-1nvolun-
tary. IIaberdashery. 1871 Sth az.
r. s. CHAPIN INC.-Involuntary.
NqRsa ThGlr ~fa5 S%x so KS a50 iNmnuR nT co-rn
voluntary l29 Greene St
YyErTE H.., cosTyME IN rs CO. y7,S INcrInxol m
6les 6nfsry s5ooo 5S5a' asscts sS "Ss .soo6 6n st.
slo7 "a Day the Brons 4u'S nsSsiss HES
$2760 assets. $3.50
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The 5q2Tqs vsra,y rsssxEs 10 ~ "a as.A2sS Unts
States District Court:
Mills. 442 Broadway, with bond Of 81, 900
William Rand jr for Allied Garases
corporation. West l27th 81. with bond
.os,Ph P. MqD2neush. t$s e. KoRgsl s5:, 6
with Z, bond Of sl,9oo .,o. D.a,,,
srown.- 42. west aga St, with q bond Of
$4,000.
shoes. 1923 Madison av', with bond OF
Mary G. Potter. for Sunrise Dress s., CO. CO..
John L. Lyttle. for James Freedman,
inc. ciosks and quits. 1875 West 2sth at.
with bond OF $4,000
George w. Martin. for Charlca Baker &
Co. clothing, Waverley Place. with
Arthur Y Dalziei. for Houston Whole
bond OF $4,000.
wear, $40 7th az. With bond OF 5000
Roger B. Wood. for B. Warren d Co. ~
Beaver St, investment securities. WIEN
bond OF $40. 900
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
Were fled yesterday in the United states
Dis. riot Court:
GOLDBERG BROTHERS, cloaks and
suits; liabilities. s29.695; assets. sl,os5;
stones 40 Maiden. Lane: liabilities, sss.-
1.ytt6nl advsrtising agent. "a West s2d
ST. liabilities IS EOS; assets, s2.5le
ISlDOR kANTROWITZ, apparel. 80
East list st, Tia bilities. $ss.7s4; assets,
Max JArrERs. no7 Daly av.. Bron.
SEAMAN HAT CO, INC, liabilitiea
ssl 25e assets. s6l,3lo.
Assignments
srN-RAY HAT CO., INC. wonaen's hats
of S2o 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Markets i'm Other Cities
Baltimore

Baltimore
Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
80 rensch pf .... 24As 24ls 24la 1414
900 Ceiestine ..... 45 80 IS 80
II II @ pf ..... go 50 50 50
g Nd cas- ...... 50 s0& So soi4
945 Ner Bank .... 1914 1919 1914 1917
35 Pa Watcr -. 9sla 80 sS}a asa
Il Power ........loo TOO 100 100
~ do pf ......110ia I1ci4 lloi5 11o14
Z + ....132 1872 1872 1872
bW a ...... l5s4 l5aa 15S4 1874
400 do pf ...... NJ 30i7 301 3o]a
$4,000 pa 6s .....l00 100 80 9aiz
1000 Cos1en 6s ~ asl4 asi4 OIL. as'4
1000 Coal ss ..... ea7s sa7t 9a7s 991t
1000 do 5s ... se sen 50 s6is
O6oc IdnRss nts W 100 100 100 100
1000 Elkh6rn SIS -. 95 IS - a5
5000 Mon Val Is... 81 81 81 81
20Q0Pa Watsr S.. sz - - =
2ooo Pow~r'-7lz = 8. -. 1864 1os1a 1854 ! os!s
1000 n os ......... 90 99 80 se
5000 Tn inc %s.... - fa 20 -
900 Tn "a ....... - ~ ~ -
5000 DO as ....lo6+s los rs y 1867 "A
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
NEW ISSUE
100000

100000
lndiahorna Refining Company
Seventeen 80 Sinking Fund Convertible Debentre Notes
sJsnuuya and yr1
Authorized % presently yiausdso
COMMERCE TRUST COMPANY,
n cy sn% n of s 9% S5 5nssss ga
option @ npA Se @ saf vss ss % @sh Hs ] sinking @
s = 9s: 's 's . ss S:': .,s 30, '
share s ss s s"s @ @ s :5s 5 % =. sss'~
less than ave days pdo . ofresnpd % ' ~ " ~ %
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':::s: : ?::: e. : :$: " : =
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% e.: :: t;; ; z 49,; = :: Z = $ e. % ;::
] s' as sss ""'' Notes
'HASxa ~sss~Hs oss~~ approval counsel
Price >po and interest TO yield so
CONNER Trust Company
Ys~Lx - D.Ix,> Ca...a
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Judgments Filed

In New York County
The following judgments were flied yes
terday. the first name being that Of the
debtor
Auer pa ch. Miton--F. Auerbach. $4,000
Adams. Isabella V.-D. NJ. Levi
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Erie's Gross Drops.
but Operating Net
increases $977.674
C.' K. |. & p. Reports Deficit
of SoT,674 for January:
Third Avenue Railway
Revenue Shows a Gain

Although gross revenues declined
sl,4lS,e24, the net operating income Of
the Erie system in January showed an
increase of s971s74 over January of
'ast year. Total WAS s7,s57s2s and
net income s19s,295.
ne Chicago, Rock Island {, Pacific
a,a'rroad reported deficit. after
chsrges, of $96b 067, compared with a
defcit Of S1,19764s in January. 1907
GROSS revenue amounted TO 50 .222
decrease Of S2.005,16O from last vear
operating revenue of the Third Ave
nue. halfway system IN Januarv to-
thled 81 2222 1876, gain of s45.9lg over
INC rrst month OF last wear. For the
seven months ended January 81 reve.
nue. amounted to SO 8,2dS.49S. An increase
OF $43o.o22 over the corresponding
period in 1920. After allowing fnll ,n'
lerest on adjustment income 8 per cent
nonos there was deficit in January Of
Slo'N5A' hut fnr the seven months
surplus of S22,2l0. q
Erie System
ns!ance steT taxes 1856 1856 > ss9sst sss -
Ne epr. 'ncome.... 1885 s77.s74 s7777.s24
Chicago. Rock Island & pac, -
ls2o ,~ea.a
sa91TT xe1 sr,ss srqss $500 S'o.@asa 'ssoosiso
fotsl income . aftneq
DeSc't sft7r charges oe5o67 ss9es7o
'Decresse ''''
Third Avenue Raiiwey System
1917 Innrease
a.7s'ss ass8sss sfS:s si5:s .s.. ''1;s3as 3;ss
Deficit after charges las3A ste oc
= months Tross 49,. t.24a.4ea t3t to39
balance after taxes. 1t3sa5s $sl7be
Surplus after ch see 322Io S5f rss
sDecrease
AFTER allowing fun interest on adjust.
f1ent income per cent bonds
st. iauis-San FfanciAco system
January eros, ~ sslas~ss ls1a .slasFs InsFts.. ~.
Operative expenses. t,721257 1924 77s
FAX, etc ,..-...... 1s+.3S4 ol45 54ss
balance ....-...... l,130.0ss 1895
'Decrassc
Fi1ciudes hire 81 equipment joiat racu-
IT. rent less other income.
Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy
1922 Decreake
balance after taxes i.2e7411 2S7,9S9
Me- oper income 1,l52,o54 1853 sos
Chicago s Alton
1Hz2 Increase.
January srosc ..... $2.$27450 ssl72. $50
Balance after taxes 2e3523 244 4SA
Net oper. income 173E2S 20S055
Decrease
Chesapeake & Ohio
January GROSS .,.... s5,SSa.542 Ssi256,5j6
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Satisfied Judgments
In Nrw York Comfy

The rrst name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and dsts when
Judgment was fled:
RAattnY EafhrYn - Il Plumb tr.
, 1922-08-19
.ENEVIEVE WARD, FAMOUS
AMERICAN ~TRAGEDTENNE.
IN DEATH ROLE TODAY

LONDON. Aug. 1s.-By The As
ISOLATED PnesaSGenevSre Ward.
famous American trasedienne. died
Of heart failure Friday at her home
in Hampstead.
Genevieve Ward. American ira
gedianne Aftectionateiy known 10
the theater1cai fraternity as The
Grand Old Dame OF tho Stare" en-
deared herself q millions Of theater-
goefs in every corner of the world
during the IS years she appeared
before the public in almost every
role from grand opera 10 light com
edy.
Great as sho proved TO be IN mock
tragedy. she was mont the less re-
markabis for the fndomitable our
age with which she met and con
quered genuine tragedy when II ap-
peared in her own life. Either OF
two events occurring while she was
still quite young might have over
wheimed a heart less stout. The
first OF these was an unfortunate
marriage At the age Of II to Count
Constantine de Guerbel Of Russia.
from whom she separated and the
second wac the complete loss Of her
singing voice through an attack OF
, 1922-08-19
FIVE ARRESTED
FOR ATTACK ON
j. s. DRY AGENTS
Federal Grand Jury to Con-
slider Charges Against Quin-
tet Arrested for KEN
merer Crime.

CHEYENNE. Wye, Aug. ia A.
a result OF their Identification by
James KukuleS. federal prohibition op-
eratives. as members OF the party who
shot him and Ralph f. Long. another
dry" agent, as FOSSIL, wyo.. the
night OF August Z. Walter ruriey.
Bruno Bruni X. Takata. Dan Famish
and Dan Barp have been bound TO the
November grand jury OF the United
States court for Wyoming. Each gave
hail OF $4,000 for his appearance. They
were identified by Kukules when they
and twenty other persons arrested in
the Kemmerer district were arraign.
cd before him. The sixth man impli.
Gated in the shooting, Kukuies says,
IS Arlinto Marconti, now in the hos
pita1 at Kemmerer. Marconti was so
severely wounded. II is alleged by
shots fired by Kukules and Long in
the battle with the gang that attack
ed them. that amputation of both his
legs probably viii be necessary ~ hts
life is TO be sa ed
, 1922-08-19

bent upon fryirs her hand at act
ing and recorded an ip5tsntrneous
success in her first Ipporanes on
the dramatic stage rs Lady Mac
beth In the TheGtsr Royal. Aianehes-
Ter.
Deciding to revisit the United
States. she made her first appear
ance on the American dramatic
stage IN Booths theater. New York.
In ISIS. taking the part OF Jane
Shore IN a play by that name and
following It with several Shakes
pearean parts.
On her return to London in 1879
she appeared IN numerous roles.
Terminating her almost Ininterrupt.
ed activities extending back ~
years with her performance as ~.
seabrook in Captain Swift" al
though she continued to appes- IN.
termittsntiy for the next eleven
-ea:s~ London England, has been
ire adapted hom1 OF Madam Ward
since 1900.
, 1922-08-19

d~iphtheris after her success In
grand opera had been assured.
Madam Ward studied singing IN
italy and In Paris. making her first
appearance in Pianos opera stella
al NaDoii- under tie stage name OF
Nine Ginevra G~uerrabeiia-
Warmly received by italian audi
ences she continued through two
more before going to Paris
10 take the part OF Elvira n Don
Giavanni." Then she appeared in
London concerts where her ucces
was striking Born IN New York.
March 81, 1sss, daughter Of Col
onei Samuel Ward and ~granddaugh-
ter OF Gideon Lea once Of
New York. Madam Ward seemed to
feel in the beginning that she found
more sympathy from foreign audi
enees. but this seemed to be an niu
sion,
Returning 10 America ir 1854. she
made her first appearance As VIC
ietta in ia Traviata-'. The next
season she appeared IN Cuba. and =
was here that the attack of diph-
iberia brought her operate career
TO a premature close.
In 1873 she returned 20 England
, 1922-08-19

an uneTeceIled opportunity to view
race clAseics which In all probability
viii not be duplicated here for several
years as the facilitiet for ho'd nE such
meets viii be eliminated temporarily
after b first Of next month.
Approximately 20 PAGERS
and trottsrs. stabbed now at the Ma
trola rack and which are working
u daily. offer the best
that b meet will be one of the most
hotly contested ever staged IN the
west Clsssiflcations to be made un.
der the supervision OF the fair associ.
alton. based on records OF the entrants,
will go far toward making each event
a closely contested one.
Such a high class meet has been
mad possible only by arrangements
concluded with the Northwest Racing
association. Horses were secured
here from all Montana points on pros.
poet Of a lively program preceding the
state fair races at Douglas and later
dates at Torrington. following which
the horses will start on tho rounds
Of a big circuit. including a number
Of state fairs. These meets will also
be staged in the best cltIes Of the
nor1hwest. The best and ~cIeanest sport
for lovers OF the turf is assured and
there is a growing interest here in
plans for the meet.
Twenty-one owners ar represented
in the big string OF horses now quar-
tered at the fair grounds stables. There
are 30 head of harness horses and 40
runners. thereby giving the spectators
a variety m entrants and a widely
diversified racing card.
1t is announced by tho Natrona
county fair association that never be.
fore in their history has IT been posi-
BILE TO offer the people Of the city a
racing program of such quality and
magnitude.
, 1922-08-19
BALLOON RACE
AWARD STILL IN
DOUBT, REPORT
Honeywell to Protest Unless
Fairly Treated in Consid-
GRAFTON of Race for
Bennett Cup.

PARIS. Aug. is-By The A..oci.
ated PressSCapt. H. z. HONEYWELL,
American balloonist speaking today OF
h pending decision on whether he
or Lieut.. Ernest De Muyter, Belgian
rfiot, win /. declared the winner OF
the recent nee for the Jr.mes Gordon
Bennett cup. sad;
IF De Muyte- wins fairly, nv DO
etion Is that hs should have the
award. But II he wins unfairly. I'm
prepared to protest"
Captain Honeywell made this state
ment after reading yesterdays dis
patch from Geneva quoting the Bel
gian baiiodnist as saying IN a massage
TO the race committee that reports
to the effect that his balloon escaped
without him from a Rumanian forest
was incorrect. De Muyter's message.
said he had witnesses to prove that
his balloon. the Beisica. mad its es-
cape twenty-four hour after his FIRST
landing.
1T Is tru that De Muyt@s bal
loon made a greater distance than
mine" said Captain HONEYWELL, who
TO st. Louis, his home but had I
WIAlnE To NAkt ~ Cn1nCo on lOH-
ing my balloon as did he. I could ta.e
stayed up many hours longer.
The point that appears 10 be dis
turbinB the committee IN making its
decision is that n I am given the do
cision. then this win make tho fifth
time that Americans nave won the
race. so that the CUP would go def
initeiy to the United States. II has
been stated In the French press that
n De Muyter IL disqualified. no win
ner will be declared. I ani unable to
see what De &uyter's disqualifics-
ton has got to do with me-"
According to Cortland Field Bishop.
Who was Captain Honeywell's repre-
sentative at Geneva, De Muyter did
not report the conditions OF his land
ing either by letter or Telegram with
IN forty eight hours as required by
the rules. Mr.. Bishop says he Is pre-
pared to demand hat an investigation
Foe made of h spot where ed Muyter
Anded. in order to establish the man
ner in which he lost his balloon.
Captain Honeywell a dtodny he
had a large number Of Hungarian
witnesses TO his landing. He raid he
was treated royaiiy throughout Hun
gary.
, 1922-08-19
ONE KILLED.IN
CRASH TODAY

coEuR D,ALENE. I=aho. Aug. 10.
H. H Bailey was instantly killed
and T. Mas, who was riding with
him, received injuries which it is
feared viii prove fatal when an auto
driven by Bailey was struck by
a Spokane and Eastern ~interurban
electric train at a street intersection
here today.
5. w. Stranger. motorman OF the
train. said he sounded whistle and
bell. and this statement was corrobor
ated by ~passengers. Bailey is survived
by his wife and seven children.
, 1922-08-19
NussOURIAN LIKES wYoMING,

CHEYENNE, Wyo., l9.-Charles B.
Robertson. business manager of the
Springfield OissourD Republican. ar
rived in Cheyenne Thursday. on an
o Of the west, accom-.
panied by hts family. He may locate
in wyoming IL he can ind a suitable
Newspaper opening. He probably will
from Cheyenne to Casper.
, 1922-08-19
FASTEST RACING
HISTORY OF
CASPER ASSURED
Best Harness and Running Horses of the
Northwest Already Here and Closely
Contested Events Are Certain

Harness and running races in the three-day meet sched-
uled for Casper August % TO 81. inclusive, under the auspices
Of the Natrona County Fair association, will bring together
the greatest array of turf leaders of the northwest ever
booked for a Wyoming or Montana meet. Association di-
rectors are confident that they are Offering the Casper puhlic
, 1922-08-19
Liquor Cache
Found In Church

BRISTOL. Va, Aug. Ie.-Twenty
gallons OF whiskey and five gallons
~ blackberry brandy were found by
OFFICERS in a church neal West JET.
terson. N C. The liquor had been
concealed there by bootleggers. It was
said. apparently in the belief it would
be safe Church goers detected tho
odor n a search revealed the liquor.
, 1922-08-19

terday but the COMMISSIONER refused
to disclose to whom It was addressed.
Il am no longer interested in the
Douglas letter matter" the commits
sjoner said. 'It is a closed inciden. so
far as the office of the commissioner
is concerned.
II am not saying whether Mann ala
or did not receive the letter, the COM
missioner added. but I can readily
, 1922-08-19
General Wood
Will Return to
Pennsylvania U

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Is.-By
Tho Associated Pressl.-Major General
Leonard Wood, governor general Of
the Philippines. will assume his duties
as head OF h University OF Pennsyl-
vania on January /. he stnted in n
tary Of the university made public to-
letter received by the alumni secre-
day.
, 1922-08-19

FOREST HILLS. N. Y, Aug. a.
Miss Helen Wills. the 1s-year old Cal.
nornian and Mrs. Marion 2. Jessup.
Wilmington. Del. won the national
vvonen's doubles ennis championship
from Mrs. MoIla B. Mallory of New
York end Miss Edith sigourney of
Boston. 2 out Of 3 sets today. The
SCORES. SO. TO. So.
, 1922-08-19

European railroad experts say that
the railroads OF Germany are now
better equipped than they we're before
nc war. both as to quantity and quail
ity Of their rolling stodk.
, 1922-08-19

understand how a man would not feel
compiinented at being the recipient
OF a document OF this kind. I have
made no mention Of the man to whom
the letter was addressed because 1
do not believe him involved in n
guilty way. The guilty person has
been expelled from baseball and the
incident is finished as far as my of,
flee IL conceruad.s
, 1922-08-19
BieIaski On
Return Home

AHIco CITY. Aug. is.-By Tho
PressSA- Bruce Bleiaski
tho american who was the central
figure IN a kidnapping episode a
Cuernavaca recently. and last Sat-
urday was absolved OF the charge
OF self abduction. left for New York
, 1922-08-19

Gas for Illuminating purposes was
first manufactured in the United
States by DAVID Melville. OF Newport,
r. l.. in 1906.
, 1922-08-19
MRS. MALLORY
RETAINS u. S.
\ tennis TITLE:

FOREST HILLS, n. Y, Aug. "a
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. tho
hams national tennis champion. re.
rained her title today by disposing OF
the youthful Miss Helen Wills Of Cali.
fornia in straight sets.
Point score:
, 1922-08-19

by way OF Laredo. No interference
Was Offered 1 mis- departure
, 1922-08-19

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, 1922-08-19
DOUGLAS EXPULSION CLOSED
INCIDENT, Lands DECLARES

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s-The expulsion of Phil Douolas.
New York National league pitcher, for writing a letter to
desert the club, is a closed incident, K. M. Lands. baseball
commissioner, said today. The letter was made pubIic yes
, 1922-08-19

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Middletown transcript., 1922-03-25
HUMAN HAIR SHIPS CARGO
Great Scarcity of This Article Causes
American Demand in the
Orient.

Seattle, Wash.-,An item in the cargo
Of the Hakaia Maru was 40 bales of
human hair. There is great scarcity
of this article and demand for it is
I'm the manufacture of hair nets. The
United States annually imports hair to
the value of more than S500,000
Human hair 25 to 35 inches long and
packed in bales of 1873 pounds is worth
$210 In Iongkong, and twice as much
in this land.
1t is said there are immense stores
Of this article held in China, as it ac-
cumulated four or five years ago fol-
lowing the edlct regarding the aboli
tion Of the queue. Many of the long
braids Of black, strong hair were laid
away as relics, but the bulk of the clip
pings found their way into the hands
of the jobbers, who are now marketing
It in this country.