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Evening journal., 1922-07-13
Wednesday, Aug. 2
to be Fall 81 Day

Fall Dollar Day will be cele-
brated this year on Wednesday
August 2.
Selection OF the date was
made by the managing COM
mittee OF the Mercantile Sec
tion OF the Chamber of Com
merce at a meeting yesterday
afternoon.
The day will be preceded by
an extensive advertising cam
paign and a number OF novel
features designed TO draw pub
lie attention 10 the event, as the
committee aims TO make II the
biggest Dollar Day yet held un-
der the auspices OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
MANY ENJOY THE MOVIES

Invitations TO The Movies are ex-
tended to six persons today through
our Classified Advertising Depart
ment. Look through the classified
advs and if your name is there come
to the Journal office and receive free
tickets for two (war tax paid) to see
the special production. "Borderland"
al the Queen. and William Farnum.
in "Shackles OF Cold" at the Ma
jestlc, Friday night. See page
10 today.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
MIR. STERN TO VISIT GERMANY

Samson Stern. Market street mer-
chant will sail tomorrow from New
York on the steamship George
Washington for Bremen. Germany.
to join his wife. daughter and son
who have been in Europe several
weeks. In letter from Mrs.
Stern received today. she said. prices
for the simplest commodities were
many times more than in this
country.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
u4INTENANCE OF WAYJLEN THREATEN

DETROIT headquarters OF main
the
an outa ke With shopmen
strike settled
maintenance OF IN be unable TO check he
kilograms received from
district and oth charmen
The breakt "a he leaders wired
refusing 10 work under guard
OF Qf F. BILE president
~, the union work OF adiudcans h progressing
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
SUN HOT, BUT
NO REGISTRATIONS

Charles Smith. an employe OF the
Harlan Plant. of the Bethlehem
ShipbuildIng Corporation. who was
overcome by heat yesterday after
noon. was discharged from the Del
aware Hospital this morning. where
ho was given treatment. No heat
prostrstion cases were reported at
any Of the local hospitals today.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

Chicken and Waffle dinner on sun
day at The Deer Park" Newark.
Del.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

Special meals at any time The
Deer Park. Newark. Del. Phone 2.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
AND TIDF-Standard Timc,
iOSi.

LOST-Gold oval pin. on Monday. Re
ward II returned 10 c. p. Sayles. s3l
Market ST. jyi3-it.
CONTINUED on Page Flfteen)
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\. c. wAFFLEs.

For clover Dairy safe MIX phone
i54O-l5f1.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

Protect your health with westbrae
Spring Water. Phone 1s6.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

y. - htI LIS
Nobis Cafeteria, 9th ST. Entrance
vii. Savings Fund Bldg.-AAv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
The Weather

Fair and cooler tonight and Fri
day fresh northwest and north
winds.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
ToDAY,s TEMPERATURE

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. M..S6 1901 p. NJ. so
1000 A. MSS LOO p. NJ. 80
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Columbia Varsity
DeGes Rough Water
In Practice Spin

POUGHKEEPSlE, y. Y. June IL
Columbia's varsity eight was the only
crew that got IN any real hard work
on the Hudson to-day and the Blue
and White oarsmon did 10 IN spite Of
rough water and conditions that were
anything but good. Jim Rice, who las
been experimenting again with the
varsity eight, boatod IL IN the new shell
given by the class Of - and decided
20 take 10 out alone In order 20 give it
some individual attention. With Cap
tain Swinburne shifted back 10 bow
and RuGalo. from the second boat, In
at No 8. Rice felt that some careful
coaching was necessary.
The Hudson was piling up In fair
sized waves when Rice and tho varsity
put out from the float for a pull up
stream and tho water was really rough
when they turned for the homeward
spin up above Hyde Park. Neverthe-
less. the big crow displayed fine water
manship and the shell rode the waves
with the stcadincss Of an ocean liner
Rice was fairly well satisfied with
tho result and 20 top of the morning
had tho junior varsity pace the bis
eight, in n couple OF sprints on the
lower haif OF the course. BY the time
the crews returned 20 the float th'
river was running high but the varsity
she'll was almost as dry as the prover
bial bone when the crew tossed IL pre-
paratory 20 slowing 10 on the rack.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Holy Cross WAS thc recognized title-
holder last year. but. despite the fact
that the Worcester ou'dt was again
strong one this year. it fell twice be-
fore the lus'y attack Of tho Capitol
City crew
HOLY Cross frat lost ~ Georgetown
on its Faster Southern trip, and there
was some excuse for the setback, in
Wow Of tie fact 'tat tho Purple was
totally without practice. wh'lc George
town was well trained. However wncn
tho Georgetown nine repeated its tn
umph on tho home diamond oi the
Worccstcr nine two weeks ago there
was no doubt concerning the suprcm-
acy Of tho Blgc and Gray
Georgetown went through It's season
with twCntg-four consecutive victories
over college r.nes. numbering among
its victims Holy Cross, twice; Ford
hnn. twice; Georgia Tech, twice;
Princeton. Darfmo-th, PcnneTlvaola,
Boston College. Ncrt Virginia. Cornell
and Pittsburgh. Georgetown lost only
one game. being beaten hy the Wash
ingtOn Scn1fors. 90 :.
The main factors m Georgciown's
succcfaful campaign were sam Lyman
and Arthur Reynolds, pitchers, a,a Bill
Kenyon. catcher and captain and the
teams leading .'urccr. SIT three play
crs have been spoken Of favornbly by
big league scouts and Hyman has had
a chance 90 go up with the Yankees,
but be intends 20 complete his course
in The Medical School and has 30 de-
sire 10 play league ball.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Bouts HereabOuts
MONDAY

MONDAY
Broadway T.. A.-Daye Rosenberg vs..
italian Joe Cans, ~ rounds.
Broad \. G., Newark--th1rley Wen
ert ". Harry Foley. ~ rounds.
Ireepou Audiiorium-Auglo Rather
Ns. Jack stone, ~ rounds.
Oakland 4. A., jersey CitY-Brnnio
Yalgcr ". Johnnie Drummic. ~ rounds.
Tuesday
Crescent \. C.-Amateur bouts nc Bay
Ridge.
THURSDAY
102d Medical Rsgimrnt-Tony Mario
~. Joey ioK. ~ rounds.
Crescent \. t.-Amateur bouts AZ BAY
Ridge.
FRIDAY
Ocean Park 4. g.. Long Branch, y. y.
Al Norton ~. Andy Boyle, i2
rounds.
surf 4. C.-Sammy sleger vs. Tommy
Noble. ~ rounds.
NATt RDAY
QueenshorO htadum--Tr1nkie Jerome
~. Irish Johnny Curtin. ~ rounds.
Commonwealth =. t.--fou Iiogash ~.
Tomm, l,obson. T. rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Yale Is Victor
Over Princeton
Nine, 4 to 2
Ellis Score Three Runs in
the Sixth on Muffcd
Fly and a Dropped Throw

PRINCETON, y. j.. juno 1.-THE
Princeton baseball nine bowed 20
Yale to-day for the second time this
season. losing the annual commence
ment game, 40. Two errors in the
sixth inning when the bases were
loaded allowed three Ellis 70 race
across the plate, and this proved sui.
hcient 10 win the game. which was
ono Of tho most spectacular ever seen
at Princeton.
The contest was a pitching duel be-
tween townsend ana Wight. Wight
was invincible up 90 tho ninth, and
the thrce-run lead looked bic az n
mountain. Gotschalk opened the
Tigers last inning with powerful
smash 90 right, Botting singled 10
left and Captain Machpoo walked.
Mellvaine then crashed what looked
like a homer into the left field bleach
ers, but Oed, who had played a bril-
liant game all day, raced almost 10
the board fence and grabbed the ball
In the meantime Gotschalk had
counted. and Botting was on third. Bot
ting came home while Kelly and
OHearn we're retiring JeTcrios. The
appeal of the 10000 voices was useless
from then on and the thrilling inning
came 70 an end as Garrity grounded
out 20 Aldrich 10 O'Hearn.
lale's three runs came IN the sixth.
Mallory. who starred with the bat all
day. shot single 10 right and Wight
beat out n hunt. Crane sacrificed and
O'Hearn was Intentionally walked.
Then came the sad error OF the day.
Ood poled a liner 20 right field which
GaTrity allowed % get away from him
and Mallory and Wight scored. Then
another error. Jefleries dropped the
thrcw-in and O'Hearn scored.
The Els were not satisfied with
three runs and 10 cinch the game
scored again in the ninth. .Oed made
his second single Of the day and
Aldrich followed with a Texas Lacquer
behind second Warren hit into a
double play and Oed was left on third.
Eddys single scored Oe and Mcllvaine
rev big round Of applause as he
raced in 70 deep left and with one hand
high in the air caught Mallory's long
fy, ending the inning.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Columbia a Mystery
George Washington Wins
p. S. A. /. Baseball Title

George Washington High Svchool de-
foatod Manual Trimming at South Field
yesterday for the r. s. A. l.. champion
ship Of greater New York. The score
was 3 % g. The winner will represent
New York In the annual interclty con
tost with Chicago for tho high school
baseball championship.
Edmonds started on the mound yes.
terday for Manual. but was forced 20
retire in favor ~ Harry kaplan, who
held bio opponents 20 one hit In the
five innings be worked. McConyllle
went the route FOR the Manhattan team
and yielded only six hits.
The score;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Penn Is Winner
In Fine Fielding
Game Over Cornell

ITHACA. y. Y. June l7.-Penn de-
featci Cornell here this afternoon by
the score Of Z 20 on n soft field and
finished lust MS a heavy storm broke.
Hun'zingcr's steady pitching was q big
factor in the Quaker victory, but It was
the sharp fclding of the Red and Blue
that stood out most prominently.
4 spectacular shocstring catch by
McMullin ~ Fox's ny in the ninth in
ming with Munns on base. and several
sensational catches by Tclccr, OF Cor
nell, were features. Maloney allowed
but FIVE hits, but he walked six men,
forcing H. two runs in the seventh.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
VOORHEES, Beats Hitch
In Shoot-OT for Prize

J. X. Yoorhies and J. f. Hitch tied
for the high scratch prize az tho Ja-
maica Bay traps o. the Bergen Beach
Gun Club ye3terday. Each had card
OF 81 out OF q possible 100 targets.
ncr. with % 20 %, out Of a possible %
targets.
Hitch was tho winner o. tho high
handicap prize. G. S. X. Remsen I'm
ished second In the handicap shoot A
shoot at doubles was won by ". IL.
Simonson with 44 out Of 30.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Keiser to Box Krohn

CUMBERLAND. Md.. June l7.-An-
John " snyder that he had matched
Pos kcacr. Cumberland m.ddleweight
fh Harry Krohn. OF Akron. Ohio, for
. aitecu-rouni decision bout a. local
thoater on Wednesday night. June 2s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Tufts Beat Harvard
In Ten.Inning Game

MEDFORD, Mass, June l7.-Tufts
added another 10 It's long string Of VIC
tories for the year when IL defeated
Harvard to-day, to 6, in a ten-inning
game.
The heavy hitting Of Weafer, Of
Tufts. who knocked two home runs,
and the perfect fielding Of Roche fea-
tured. In the tenth inning three Har-
ward men hied ont 20 Roche.
I'll. snnva.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Johnson Retains Title
On Philadelphia Court

PHILADELPHIA. jane l7--Wallace
F. Johnson, Of cynwyd, retained his
states lawn tennis champion to-day by
defeating Stanley W. Pearson, OF the
Germantown Cricket Club, In straight
sets, 81, 6-3. 6-3 IN the final round
Of the tournament 40 the Merton
Cricket Club, Hayerford
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

MIDDLETOWN. n. Y. June lT.-John
J. Lawler, a former member Of New
York State League and Eastern League
clubs. died here to-day at the age Of
hfty-two. lie played with Canandaigua
and Utica. which club he managed for
two years. Lawler also managed
Macon, OF the South Atlantic League,
and Richmond, Of the Virginia League.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Perneb Wins IS" Class
Race OF Center Island

The yachts Of the Seawanhaka Co
rinthian Yacht Club raced in light
southwest wind and under cloudy skies
of Center Island yesterday. Only the
now Glass S and the old fishes took
part In the regatta
Tho winner in Class s was Franklin
Remington's Peneb, which defeated n.
NJ. Curtis's Pandora by minute and 3
seconds for first prize. In the fish
class Commodore Daniel Bacon's Eel
continued its winning and won lis
fourth straight race. As usual, Cookie
was second. The summary;
RnffpcEs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Wolfe TO Meet Kaiser Again

CLEVELAND, June 17.-Jack Wolfe,
Of Cleveland, and Johnny Kaiser, Of
81. Louis. bantamweights. have been
renatched to meet in a ten-round no
decision bout al East st. Louis. H.
july 3. it was announced to-day. Wolfe
won newspaper decision over Kaiser
At Cincinnati last Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
California Athletes Capture the Collegiate Track and Field Meet Chicago
Cornell, Washington and Nary
Shape Up Best for Big Regatta
Middies Hailed as One Of the Best Crews OF the
Season by Its Victories Over Princeton, Harvard
and Syracuse; Fine Looking Eight Developed

POUGHKEEPSIE n. y June 1Ono more week o hard eectNe
practice big that will match blades ana
the intercollegiate regatta here june 20 VIII be READY or e
fray This which than crew likely % emerge
obscurty present ghtful claim 70 being hailed " the con-
tenders the other hand cracking and breaking Of
crew that now holds tho center vital week Of
the whole rowing Cornell Washington and the Navy
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Wesleyan Nine Wins,
II to 4. From Amherst

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, juno IL
Wesleyan defeated Amherst, II 70 4, in
a heavy hitting game this afternoon
before crowd Of commencement
guests.
Captain Fricke, Of Wesleyan. clinehed
the game in the seventh when, win
three men on bases ne mace nome
nm Leete. of Amherst, knocked a
homer in the fifth with one man on
base. White also circled the bases in
the first on homer.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
College Baseball

Dartmouth. 0. Brown. {.
Tufts. :; Harvard. q 90 inning)s.
Yale. &; Princeton. ?.
Wesleyan, i2i Amherst, q.
Mass. Aggies. y; Northwestern. 4.
Wesleyan. i2; Amherst. (.
nar1 mouth. D. HrnMn. 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Dartmouth's Big Sixth
Inning Beats Brown

PROVIDENCE, June 17.-Dartmouth
heat Brown. 8 70 4, this afternoon. Bar
rett's wildness in the fourth coupled
with a triple by Maynard giving Dart
mouth six runs and the game
Brown was unable 70 hit with men
on bases. three times the sacks being
loaded without run scoring. TWO OF
the Brunonians' four runs were nomers
by Fitzpatrick and Leavitt.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Tw0-haso hlt--HOwarth. Three Dase nv
--Lopefeltch Home runs-White. Leete'
Fr.cke stolen bases--Umpiebee. Robert
son 90. Howarth, white, stewart Jacobs
sacrilces-Booth. Jacobs. Double pay
Waite and Jacobs Bases on balla-Oh
Lopsfcltch. 6. of Perry. 3. struck out
By Lopsteitch. @ by Psrry D. III oy
pitcher-By Lopsteitch. Perry, Davld-
ton). Left on baeos-W Wesleyan. 8. Am
herst. g VITA pNch-Lopstcitch First
base on errors-wesleyan, q; Amherst, 2
Umpires-R0rliy ana O'Loughhn. Time
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Undefeated Georgetown Team
Earns Eastern Championship

The 1922 intercollegiate baseball making its last and
once again retrospect the Georgetown University baseball nine
nc the chief claimant mythical championship Of the East No
team can well dspue Of the Blue and Gray. which swept
through dleu schedule without ncurring snge defeat
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

crio.os-crane. Ocd. Mallory. MoIivaine
Left on bases Princeton, y; Hale. -.
Double riav- Berg. MacPhce and Cooper.
Ilt by fitcher-By Townsend (OHearnj &.
bv wight. fIcncries. Cooper -. Bases
on beiif-CN Townsend, 9, or Wisht,
struck out-.Iy Wight. l. Dnpires-- wilson
and Fmslio TIN e--2:lb
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
ro,ll -. 59lo50i0'I r0'ais 50 10 ''' is ?

Runs-Loud 2, Roche, weafer 3 keefe.
,-,gn.basr hits-Whue Loud. Three base
b'ts-Hallock. Murphy Home runs
,ye,ser 2 stolen bases-Loud. Jenkins.
Sacrifice hlts-Kirs,ain, Lincoln, Ihayer.
r.oft on bases-rufts e. Harvard 2. Base
an bails-On Morreu ]. on Go0de ?, on
Gh.rke l. Hlts-On Weafer 4 in ? INN
ms. on Morrell IN innings. on uoode
In innings. OF Gherke IA ID Inn
ings Balk-Morrel. Struck out-Iiy
Weafer !. by Morrell 4. by Gherke !. Wild
pltch-Morreli Passed ball-Keefe. Win
ming pitcher-Morrell. Losing pitcher
Ghorfe Umpires-cofy and Barry. Time
OF game hours u minn'Ss
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
BROWN


Two -bafe hlt-Waynardl IHItt' DHH. -
-Nayard Home Kilpatrick. LeaVitt.
sacrifces--Caswell, Thurston. stolen bases
Maynard CD, Thursion tzl, Irunpo"sI,,
Double ulavs-Mcrewethe Fitzpatrick and
Wolfe. Maynard and Thurston. struck out
by Barrett. 2 by Leddy, 5; BY Asehen-
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stanford ana Devron. Time-2:lS.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

-IIfa Die -- cnuan. 81 4cn base
g.lInfaff. falrifeca -- Whiffkiil, Naher,
fr.I-uNfu Double pify-Mcuraiian and
ffI.f.III LEFT on hnffs-C1rneil. 2 Penn.
rsf base on fFrofa-CorueN. q. Penn.
N.sas an itils-On Nai1nfy. q. on
:. struck ouf-By Hunfznger.
Tm4llea--McC0fmack aad C1urneen.
Time lt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

A'A" ~ H N % +t 'f
.y MaH out; bunted foul on third strike.
George Washinston.. 100 900 lQs-s
Manual Training .,,., 900 OIL w.
Two-base hlts--N Masl Baker Toni
sawa Nlcoleii1. peaaa Sacflncna-V. Atsi.
Gallo. stolen bascs--Nanheim, Dono i1l.
pease LeN on hsscs-hsnuai Training, q
George Washington. 7 Bases on balis-on
Edm0nds. on McConvlie. & struck out
By Elm0nds 4. by Mcc0nvlllc, 4; BY
Kapian. T. Hifs-On Edm0nds. IN 3 in
rlngs. IN Kapian. 4 in O. Umpires-sio-
Gil and Hanfy. Time-2.0 ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

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F." ."4 20. '-"'. $500.
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/ Il vi NV " . -, '"1, 81, Johh, 9Iooo.
- oi.d'h 20 Lewis cochran
'''''' 90 - 9it'9oo.
Mortgages
/ Geo. {. Schmick to Elizabeth
/ Neace, sea and swo 2S-I6-41 Sill
/ 600.
/ YIN II aIunson and Manu-. =, No
/ Nail to Gannei V.ao,..,, ~ 30 .5o
IA nj 1I.o0-io xS1Z
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- 'oi''' -, l ooheE 70 security National
3on IA Ihen IL, en- s"q lots .. l. OF
N--'-f /, @i'Vo.
Henry Biernbach to Emma y. Coe,
/ nWq Io-l9-39, $4,000.
T. J. Linehan to Citizens State
| Bank. Tekoa. live stock. implements.
two-thfrds crop 1923. Benewah Co.
$270O
Lee Morford TO Citizens State
Bank. Tekoa live stock. implements,
two-thirds crop Benewah CO.. $3.50.
W. NJ Boyd to First National
| Bank, Pullman, live stock, imple-
ineil'a' aa'o. nay, gram ieeo' seed
crop 10y, - 80 PIT % ana d" III l'-4''
7-1Vo.
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t pam, i've Stoth' IllIpIeitehIS' LWo-
'hIi"9 crop 100 heq '-I"-f2' S'-' D.,
,, Won solneiH BROS 10 NaIlohai
BANK OIL OaheSdaie, I'VE Stock' m
tIeineh's, summer laIIo"' pt IV-IS-
H. PIT %, ~ III I9-tt, I"o-thiiuS
crop pl IL o-ff' pl "o-I9-t4' pl .
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RANK MaulSoh 10 foJIdIch state
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mas. IA WINGS 10 ~ ~ AIchee-
nen' i've S.och, implements Two
enitoS crop pt ~ a. ~ III 400
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stock. implements. machinery. two
| thirds crops 1923 pt 10. IA, Il in
! HAS ut Is. 10 in 17-2q SLIP
Adam p Lust to Bank of Endicott
| live stock, implements. machinery.