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New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Buyers Arrived
FAIRCHILD SERVICE

ATLANTA. Ga.--J. b. FailIaize & Co. :;
;. B., Failiaize. handkerchiefs. laces, em-
linens, blankets. comforts. bedding; e.
Fallaize, mdse- manager; Breslin.
ATLANTA. GA. NJ High Co.; ]. D.
Dellah ready to wear. coats. suits and
dresses; care Alfred Fantl, 1l6 West 32d ST
BALTIMORE
Esnoyer-Man Co; NJ. b. rodes ready to
wear; McAlpin.
Fl. Chester; II. Chessler general rndse ::
Imperial.
L. & L Greenbaum CO. Lawrence
Greenbanm. wooIen piece goods, trimmings,
braids, etc: 1882 B'way.
Goodman's; Norris Nj. Goodman, I. Good
man. general mdse: Martinique.
ONeill & Co: Miss Josie Herman. toilet
goods. Charles 4. Cook. 276 5th av.
Schultz & Co.; Arthur H. Schultz, floor
coverings; Martinique.
BOSTON
Edwin Kaufman; l.. Kaufman. dresses;
Blumbers Brcs.; L. Blumberg. repre-
senting' Bresiin
Miller Bros; r. G. Miller, wooden piece
goods domesttcs and silks; MeAipn.
and boys hats, I8 West S9th ST.
Vim. Hengerer Co.: j. Hamilton, linens
and white goods; ls West 39th st.
Oppenheim, Collins & Co.; r.. thinner
s4th st st. e'1s' "sF''' pe'''''"'S' % W.
srr'FAIo--Miner Bros; r. G. Miller.
~oolen piece goods. domestics. silks: Me-
CHATTANOOGA - The Vogue: Harry
Miller, millinery. dresses coats. suits;
CHICAGO
Regal Tailoring Co.; p. w. Goodman,
tailoring goods; PENNSYLVANIA.
f. Dessaur & Co.; S. C. Cooperman rep
resenting; sse B'way,
CLEVELAND
o.. Inos; s LaNatda Co.; 1 d. Hexter, fahrics
st. Room I1s0
A r.
and underwear: B. $. Berman sweaters ,leste
and shirtg: 81 B'way.
DULUTH Mimi. Labovitz; r. I.abo-
vitz mems clothing and shoes Pennsyi
ELMIRA N. Y.--H NJ Daghistan; r.
ID. Daghlstan. Oriental floor coverings
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich,--Jacob c. Finer
Inc; Jacob G. Finer women's ready 10
wear; Martinique.
JAN EsToWN, N. Y.--winnbers & Bat.
cheller: ]. Winaberg. drugs; Pennsylvania
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.--M NJ Cohn. Her
bert Wolf, ladies' handkerchiefs, hosiery
ana gloves: care Littman storch, 100
Los ANGELEs-Bullo Miss Rob.
srts, ,swslTy and and, siivsrware a25 Sth av
mon. 5ewelry; PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA
B. n Goldsmith B. II. Goldsmith, gem
S. A. Levy; s. A. Levy. notions; Mar
PITTSBURGH
Bedesi Co. of Pittsburgh; Mr. Lynch
ger. na5ge. 10 w saith st
PRoyIDENcE-Pfeif Co; l. Kessier,
Goats. dresses, muslin underwear: care
Kirby. Block & Fischer. s52 4th av
SACRAMENTO. Calf. - Weinstock &
Lubin Co.. v. Chambers coats suits,
dresses and skirts 2z5 5tn ay
san ISCo-Raphael Well & Co. !:
Wm. Shore. table linens. white goods and
Gorncstics, Is E. 2eth St
San FRANCISco--F. Baer; f. Baer.
silk underwear and petticoats; Pennsyi-
vania.
SEATTLE. wash.--p Perfection Cap Co.
d, Violin, cap ma ateriai; 395 B'way
spClSASE. Wash SPOKANE D. G.. Co. !:
c. strick. notions: 4so 18th av.
SYRACUSE. n. T.--Near * Ifyde--C G
Iyae president; Y Leonard st
1NoSiaS. " Sa;-.Aiiss Molly Sehi-
Aaftinieue.
-. sigKsBERG. atiss. -valiav .. G. Co. !:
W. ". LeyesIs. gen. ntlses; care of Kfrby
Hssck & Fishsr ssa eth ay
:, wlLkEsisoEo. >. c.--N. d sm,they;
N B- ssrjthey. notions, dry goods: J. C.
Huboarc, representing; Imperial
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Sailed Yesterday

Pacific Transport (Br). Montreal; Iowan,
San Francisco; Bayonne, Philadelphia; Wit
torio Emanuele Ill Glasgow; Baltic
Oan). Tampico; st Mary (Br), Port An
tonic Strathern (Br), Liverpool: Freeman,
Norfolk; Andalusier (Br), New Orleans;
Manchioneal tNor), Kingston;, Royal Guy
(Br), Baltimore; Modegaard, Hampton
Roads; Fran (Nor), --------;;' Eastern
Dawn, Rotterdam; Jefferson, Norfolk; Bay
Chic, Pensacola; Almagro tBrl. Cristobal; (;
lean (Br) Tumaco Geo II Jones. Tam
pico; Taurus (Nor), Rio Janeiro; Liberty.
Baltimore; Marore, Cruz Grande
Bylayl, Norfolk; Cayo Mambi. San Juan;
Norwich City (Br), London and Liverpool:
Byron ID Benson, Texas City; Verona tNor),
Kingston; Sirrah (Du), Genoa, Haiti, Cape
Haiti; City Of Harvard (Brl, Calcutta.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Departures
Maritime Miscellany

A SAN Fl FRANCISCO; a!.;e u Sept ID l5.Four mel, men
of cyanide poisoning In holds of Shinyo
Maru {Jap). in port from Hongkong. Fu-
migating. Dead include three employees
Of United states Public Health Service.
Cyanide fumigation resumed here only last
week after ban Of several months occount
of two deaths on Tahiti tBr).
War Department has called for bids on
transports Sherman, Sheridan. Logan, Bu-
ford to be opened at Fort Mason October
Q. First two have been laid up, others
being replaced by new vessels.
sklpsea tBr), New York for Orient via
Honolulu, arrived at Shimonosek. with 900
tons of bunker coal destroyed by fire in
bunkers; believed cargo damaged slightly.
Associated OIL Company negotiating for
purchase of 1000 tons tanker on Atlantic
coast. -
General Steamship Corporation closed
pioneer purchase deal for Meriden. $500
tons deadweight. Terms private. No ad-
ditional tonnage Invoked.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Business Trouble $

| Gravel, Louis-chopak Textile Co.
Inc .......: 424.s2
Greenbaum. Lcuis-L Frank ct al 225.15
Hearn, Edward L--Mercantile
Trust Co .................... 1s.s5s.ss
Commission State N Y...... 1o1.o5
Hall Benedict Studios Inc
Craftsmen Film Laboratories.
johnson, Ariand W + wood. 1851
Jones, wiilam - Coleman 'is'2s
jacobs p Frederick s H-F W Han 's''e
King. Grace TIT & $ Pague Co Sss.so sss.so
Kramer, Benjamin--C Rutt . 3oT15
Live Wire Travelling Bag Corp
Freeport. Y--Pennant Novel
Lewis. Y e. Mssy sas h-pssiis B.n4: 1ssss 1ss:ss
Louis L Schwartz & Co. Inc, and
Louis I. schwartz---B semel.... 21.2ss.o4
Meshes, Benjamin-H. Flaster s.
&C 11e.75
Gregor. - William Jackman's
Muller. William ii jr-j X Saw z0i2s
Nurses Quitting Assn. Inc-o fe0'''
Nesbit. iansr John A-.un.ted Naval s4ss.o7
proujansky. Leon-M q Feinthai s.oss osssS SO
Tierney Sons Co, Inc-Mer-
rtt & Chapman Derrick and
Rrieken. Aaolph-s: Maier r..... sso.7s sse.7s
Rodgers, william B--P Emmler 329 eS
Schultz, Albert C--Waddinston
Condensed Milk Co, Inc, - 134.60
Sampler, Ada NO Grimmer . 249s "a
Strain, Juae. and New Amsterdam
9 Casualty Cso,,,-peopie etc. 10000
ssth 81 Realty Co. Inc. 1879 so
Garage Go. Inc 4s1,as
corp.,c g; Hirsehield ct al. 7s1.5s
i,nt.ss vi.ssieIio, I John-,E Mosler. 1920
and Albert Won Der Werth--
Ladd s: Tilton Bank. 1sa6s4o
Weber, Sans Rothman ct al. I7Ss5
Weinstein, Max, and BENJAMIN
Roche tBroadway Clothes Shop)
Weinstein, Max, and BENJAMIN
,, Roche (Broadway Clothes Shopl
Herler ..................... l.o2s.so
In Bronx County
The first name Is that of the debtor.
Abrams, Louise G Taylor as prs 195 is
Vliedung, Sophie. and Charles
Hermann Neckel ........., 1897
Conan, Robert S-J Prestes.. S6355
Campbell, Edward An Y Tele-
-, phone sao, Go s5.es
phone Co ................... s7.42
raves raves samuel Michel: 1Oo.92
Klein. Max and Louis Cedrone-
q 7 Hinrichs. ......'...'.... 7s7.oo
Makstetn, Morris---E G. Gonchar. s20.22
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Stock Exchange Broker Bsiys
Obry Estate at Scarsdalc

The RECENTLY organized country de-
partment of M. a. L. Hess, Inc, which
has Just announced its consolidation
with Horner, Fish & CO., has made its
first sale. For the estate of Marie Obry
1t sold the property on Drake Road, in
the Heathcote section of Scarsdale,
known as Rowsley House to Henry
2nckerman, member OF the New York
Stock Exchange. The property COM
prises four and half acres, with ex-
tensive flower gardens, tennis court,
etc. The stone and stucco dwelling
contains twenty rooms and Ave baths.
There is large garage and chauf-
feur's cottage The Fish-Garmany
Realty Corporation represented the
seller.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Southern Utilities Report

The report OF The Southern Utilities
Company showed August gross orerat-
ing revenues were S183,447, decrease
of S35,915 over the corresponding pc
riod of 1921. The net operating in
come was S34,354, decrease Of $12,574.
The report for the twelve months
ended August 81, showed gross operat-
ing revenue of S2,487,246, decrease of
1885 ,267. The net income was $163, ,468,
q decrease of $164, ,433.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Satisfied Judgments
Hn Now York County


The first name is that OF the debtor. tn
second that of the creditor and date whe
judgment was filed:
Cooper, Max, and Fidelity and
Deposit Co of Md--People, etc:
Get II, 1891 (canceled) ... /. 900. o
Clinton, Adolphus and New AM
sterdam Casualty Co--same;
June 10. 1922 (canceied) .... 1000. o
Gallagher, Thomas. and New
Amsterdam Casualty Co
saines June q 1922 tcancellea) 10000
Vltarell, joseph and Giueppe--
Pascarellas June 13, 1922. 5047
Joseph Schmidt. Inc---Wm Ott-
J. man 4 CO. May II. iss2, 2,6as.4
Fitzgerald, Joseph Fv-Saranac
Realty Co; Oct Q, i92f....... 4,S7l.5
Chesterfield Mfg Co ct all
Green ct al Apr "a. 1922. S40.7
Intercontinentai Exporting Corp
journal of Cornmerce and
Commercial Bulletin; July i2,
1890 .......s... 4s4.s
Berginslsy, Nathan-H Brown:
Oct 10, 1917 ..,.. .....a 227.0
Rhodes. Leopold a3~--Stayton
Realty Corp; Mar "a, I922. l7202
Radt, Max--B Steiner, Dec 4
1870 (canceied5 ..s.......s.... 1s,sIs. IS
De Bruyn, Roger--P sylvester;
AVG "a. 1915. 1905
In Bronx County.
Broadway Development Corp--J
Wharf W al; Dec 10. l92o..s. I,nSs.$
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Schultz Gets Building,
Al 9th Ave. and 42d ST,

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
has leased through Henry Shapiro &
Co. from William Volk, represented
by Hugo Ritterbusch, as attorney, the
building at the northwest corner OF
Eighth Avenue and Forty-second
Street.
The Schultz company, after making
extensive alterations, will open up a
branch store and offer the balance of
the building for rent. The Brown,
Wheelock-Harris, Vought Co. were
associated as brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

on Travel Page Eighth Column.
saving time. 'As ~
Sail To-day
Majestic. southampton, / Pm. .5o. M n !;
La ia; Lorraine; or Aavre, II AM .......74, N r
,AAdriatic. Liverpool. l2 M..........so. r
Archimedes. Manchester. II M....Ss,, M.SSss, y y + +
f0Ns'n Aaii' saioniea' ~ ? P NJ .,
Margaret Dollar Kobe IL M a. aopoken
Niauu, As., 8. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Pres Harding Bremen. PM s'h st. t. Hosols HHoSoksn
srIasesown suasi St Thomas N MI; \ \ : :
Aulia, La Guayra, IL M ~ So 5; ~ n
/" . i1uckenbaeh. cristobal, 9 P M,
Southern Cross. Buenos Avras klyn
san.bo San bborenzo San Juan ~ s5 5GsGhsn Bafsn
Helen, San Juan. + Sqsh n Docks, Bs,,kIyn
ppassaores' s. Havana. IL M......e NJ 3 fiyn M y
raioma, Nassau, IL A M ~ ~ u u
Lake Lake Fernwood, ManzanilioS 10 At - y K
Llay 1aDao os st + Louis Savannah, PM. y y : :
sinlnape; siluld a. Ja1cksonvlle, ~ NJ a. y =
Fort Victoria Hnhsi Ham,,ton n M Jaya st. Bklyn
Uriza syr,aha. pa. Havana. IL A N. yo' y = Z Z
hharlus. Buenos Ayres. IL Ms. Erie = "a - q :,
~ niunamar, Nassau, I2 NJ
Advance, Cristobal, IL NJ =. .'i'.:s, y z
po.,,, Sail Tuesday
Roussfilon, Havre, IL A Nj
RnssoIpte. Hamburg, Ii A Nj. a. = S g 3
faiermo. ! M........sS. N r
Sail Wednesday =
PRESIDENT Monroe. London, / p M
Posonia. Danzig, NJ. = Hoboken
Rlyer Araxes. Alexandra. - t.oeas' q yBklyn 81 \
Snha ro N, M. Gothenburg, 12 Ii as =
si,lao sirsa, aei Rio. Havana, / PM. ...'ea ny - p
Si1aoia. Kingston, IL NJ "a q n n 5 s
Sail Thursday
oscar II. Copenhagen. l2 M.
81 Paul. Hamburg. IL NJ Mssh ST. HeoboSen o. !, I,
BAYERN Hamburg, IL nj y Z
Menominee. London IL III q = z z
siam City. Liverpool. 3 PM .oS; 4s,,!s. ~ y
Los Angeles. PM = tNis
.. Bush's Docks, B'klyn
Due Friday
5.erenEaria, Southampton i2 M 6l NJ %
slasangerfjord, Bergen, IL M. : =
Ta,hs,nistoclss, Piraeus M M 3. ss,,klyn s,klyn
Munargo. Nassau IL N - q hryn II I,
s2saraascoa, ss a. Kingston. q M '.s a. n y 3 s
~ Tupper. Trinidad. 8 p M...4s' Il Il E E
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Winds at Sea To-day
Hattaras to Key west---Moderate east
erly and partly cloudy weather; occa-
Hioffai ahawers
East Cult Moderate easterly and cloudy
weather With showers.
West Gulf--Mcderate easterly, cloudy
weather and showers
Caribbean Sen and Windward Passage--
Moderate easterty and northeastcrly. ex-
cept variable over extreme south por-
t3on. generally fair weather except show
ers over extreme south portion.
North OF sandy Hoois-Gentle to mod
sasterly and partly cloudy weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras -- Moderate
northerly and weather fair
Hattcras to Florida StrHstn--Moderate
eaaterly and partly cloudy weather; occa-
sional showers
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Change Of Masters

James Fields succeeds Henry Schneider
comfnan nd barge Alice y. Fields
Christensen a Olsen succeeds Charles o
Lundquist command barge Frank A Bos.
James Baker succeeds William McLough-
lin command barge Martin P Horan
T Olsen succeeds James Culmano COM
fnand barge James Barton
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

pawnee. Wood; Baitimores Eastern q
s Go
Ri Alba. Burns; Galveston: southern
pacIho Co,
Lake Ulihos. Mcguire; wilmington and
Brunswick; clyde Line.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
To Build i'm HarfsdaIe

Howe & Thompson sold plot, 85x
100, on Walworth Avenue, Greenacres,
Hartsdale, for George B. Laubshire to
Eli 0uimette, of White Plains, who will
Immediately erect residence.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Marine Disasters

HALIFAX, ~ 8. eeos sis-ragusss itner
Co.n;ao. S!ontrrsi rpr E,uti aslfore in st
Tswr~gce. near s3glbec. according TO ad-.
vices to-Gay Captain ] Il Harrison. ma
ri1e sussfiptealsnt o. csSnpany. has start
ed SSr sse&~.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Radio Corn. OF America

4 4 a,,.,s. g Eedaend fer -! NNE Diamond Sept 1s.
Afsosy S.s 8 psamons s.pt ID.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

HAMBgsa, Sept ia--Mount Carroll
NAPIiak, sept ia--Maiten,asa tHr,. San
GInRALTAR. Sept Il tPassed, - Citta
di Messlna (1t). New York aud Savannah
.MilssfNA, Sept 7---charwood tBr,.
BARCELONA. sept s---cadis sspan,,
Galveston; cabo viilano tspan). New
st NAzA1RE. sept s--coilamer New
GENOA, Sept. 1o--pante Alshieri t1t),
New York and Boston, Monte Grappa
BREMEN. sept l2---America, New
York; Hanover tGcr), New York; sus-
aoTHrSNRuRa, Sept is--Tasmanlc
HULL Sept 14--Ciayarnck. Mobile.
SBrl. San Francisco: Missouri tBr), New
AIMTwERr. sept 12-Anaconda, New
Middiemoor lBr), Montrsai. - -"
,r PORT NATAL Sept t3-~Bsron Napier
f xkaAas asw York sDt s5s Kses lscS gon,. o. osn
yannnh; Endieott. Savannah: satsumla,
New York for Kobe.
SYDNEY. N $ w. Sept 1s--opawa tBr),
KOBE. Sept 12--Empress of Asia eBr,
BOMBAY, Sept i2--Niie (from Cal
ADELAIDE, Sept 1s--Canadian Victor
tBr). Montreal.
ROTTERDAM, Sept l4--Leerdam (pu),
SYDNEY, N S w. Sept 1s--sonoma, San
Francisco.
rIi, shanghai, y Sept l4-Taiyo Maru
souTHAMPToN, Sept 15--Minnedosa
tBr}. ltrom Antwerp. Montreal; Andania ldanfa
tB,s}; :, sfrom @ I.ondon,. Montreal,
York; West Notus, seattle. ~
NJ ME,ssINA. LESS "a Sep, 17--Luxpaliis tfrom
Mobile tnot previously.
BARRY. Sept 14--Cleanths (Grk),
SHIELDS. Sept 14-ottar (Nor), Baiti-
more
GIBRALTAR. Sept -Themistooles
HAMBURG, Sept ls--Lord Downshiro r,
timore.
lr,sI Glasgow. a,c3. Sept 1s-Empress of India
Phiiadelphia a singapore. - 'iN '''
LEITH, Sept 14--Quaker City. Philadel-
BUnNos AYREs' Sept. sept % i5Wpelaware
Sun. Philadelphia via Tampico; Redgate
tBr). Mobile; Santa Rosalia. New Orleans.
Departures
ROTTERDAM Sept 13--Hartheld tBr),
Cape Breton
MANCHESTER, Sept l4---Abercos. Port
Arthur,
GLASGoW, Sept -Elmsport. Boston /;
Lexington. Philadelphia; 15thAAfel, Boston.
GRANGEMOUTH. Sept IA - Llnkmoor
(Br), Boston.
= ANTwERP. Sept 14--Londonier (Bels),
New York
MANCHESTER. Sept IA Manchester
Brigade tBr), Montreal
sUNDERLANp. Sept 14-olak Kyrre
(Nor}. Montreal
TYNE. Sept 15--Trevilley (Br), Boston
IMMINGHAM, Sept Is - Fuji Maru
(Jap), New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
City Island

sound East--Schrs Helena. New yora
york 1fforeester: for g: Truro Queen lBr). New
= M aal5ea Schr Ada Tower tBr, ffro,,
sew aorh)s Gaspe. N.'ss'i
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Arrived aohr n " Reinhard tBr,. psrrs-
boro for New York. 4
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Marine Reports

NOTE. The hours below ars standard time.
TfiE TIDES
High wat4r Lew water
AM PM AM PM
Sandy Hook $500 2t43 a.ts 1857 e:4b
Governors Island. 2s5I 3s2G a.3a 1asg2
He'll Gate as49 Stis 15.1n
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Outgoing Steamships

4 NOTE.--Mail information will he found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
Ihe sailing hours below are daylight
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

I.AKEwooD. y. :.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor:
Bush Observation-Disclosures Com
The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
oEGE SCHOOL TOssERs FACE BUSIEST WEEK SEASON.
Women aud Motors Replacing Men s.
and Horses in Caring for Golf Links

- : :
a golf course Is the exJrpation Of
the ubiauitous dandelion and OF
certain creeping grasses from the
putting green's Practice has proved
that women are more adept at this
eradication than men.
Low Cost OF operstien.
While the first use Of motor mowers
was none too successful. owing TO
their weight. which caked the soil.
improvements have been brought
about until Il Is now possible. as dis
covered by Joe Roseman. professional
at the West Moreland Country Club.
tofattach gang Of Ave light now
ers to the tail-end of a fiivver and
clip several acres OF grass In a day
at cost OF couple of dollars for
gasoline and the. wages OF one chauf-
feur. The motor system OF grass-cut-
ting also has the advantage not only
of rolling unevenness out Of the fair
greens. but OF avoiding the hoof-
prints formerly left by horses.
The cost Of upkeep has not bccn
reduced. however. according to sta
tistics. because courses are kept In
Gar better shape than formerly. II
Is the problem OF the day. members
OF the green's committee say. to
maintain the present standard OF up
keep and stfll reduce the cost. which
runs at present FOR an eighteen-hoie
links from $4,000 to more than $780,
900 n year
The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
Fight Notes.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The top
liner of New York City's boxing
program this week will be Benny
Leonard, the lightweight champion.
and Rocky Kansas. rugged Buffa-
lonian. in a fifteen round bout at
Madison Square Garden on Friday
night Kansas is a hard working
never-say-die sort Of boxer, but
does not measure up to Leonard.
There Is a vast difference in style
between the two.
Leonard with supreme knowledge
OF all the kinks in the game, to-
gether with his speed and hitting
ability. will probably work around
the willing Italian in his most ap-
proved fashion. 4 While Kansas does
not figure to win, he undoubtedly
Will make il interesting for the
champion. However. Leonard ought
TO breeze out in front early and
stay there until the last bell un-
less he manages TO nail Rocky with
a right smash on the chin.
On Tuesday night at the Pioneer
A c. TarZan Larkin, the noun
famous lumberman from Minnesota,
viii meet Sailor Maxted. a heavy
from Connecticut. Each stands
well over six feet and scales more
than 200 pounds. The bout Is
scheduled for IL rounds.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
Upkeep for Some Courses
Sometimes Runs as High
AS $50, a Year.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-women and
motors today are taking the place
OF men and horses in the care of
golf COURSES. according to informa-
ton reaching members of the
greens committee of the United
States Golf Association from all
parts of the country.
Ever since George O'Neil, then
professional at the Beverly Coun-
try Club. Chicago! was forced by
the shortage of LABOR at the out
break OF the World War TO hire
wt men to weed the putting greens
and rake the bunkers. thereby dis
covering that they were better help
for such purposes than mere man,
the employment of women has
spread rapidly.
Likewise, since the first ponder
GUS motor driven roller and grass
cutter was put to work at golf
links. some ten years ago. the horsa
has been disappearing from his role
of dragging mowers over the fair
ways about as rapidly as he has
heen supplanted by motor cars In
the streets and on the highways.
The tedious work OF keeping up
The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
ANOTHER PITCHER
Walls THE MOCUL,
TO CINCH THE RAG
Spirit of Optimism Per-
vades Leagues-sH -sHug"
Best Fortified in Box.

NEW YORK, FEB. 5.-George
washinstcn Grant, owner OF the
Boston Braves. made a remark re-
Gently that he. would give 10000
for one good winning pitcher.
Grant seldom speaks in collars of
that number and 1t was taken TO
mean that he had visions of a pen
nant with the aid of hurier who
could turn in twenty or more. games
for his Braves.
Boston is not the only club
pounding up and down the trail for
pitchers. Every team In the major
leagues with the exception of the
New York sYanks ds In dire need OF
bolsterIng around the box.
Muller Huggins has not only the
best pitching STAFF In the majors,
but one OF the best all-around
forces of moundsmcn that have ever
appeared on one club.
!, Carl Mays. Waite Hoyt. Sam
jones, Joe Bush, Bob Shawkey ana
the rookie. Lefty O'Doui. who is
coming back from the Pacific Coast
League, constitute a staff that
eoks like a walkaway for the PEN
nan
Some Of the American Leaguers.
foremost among them The battling
iris Speaker. do not concede the
fanks a thing. however
Give the Indians one pitcher and
wen be in there all the way" the
Cleveland chieftain says.
But that's the big thing-one
pitcher.
Higgins may have to pry loose
from one pitcher IL he expects to
strengthen the weak place in his
outheld. The Yanks are still dick
ering for Bob Veach or Amos
strunk ana u seems certain IL the
deal goes through that Huggins
VIII have to include one of the
hurlers and Johnny Mitchell, the
young shortstop that Ty Cobb is so
stuck on.
The fanks also have failed so far
10 get their slab stars on paper.
Only two regulars of the team have
signed new contracts-Elmer Miller,
the outfielder. and Fred Hoffman.
second string catcher.
Many of the National League fol-
lowers believe that the Giants
should have at least one more
pitcher to fortify the club for the
pennant chase. Manager McGraw.
however. seems to be contented with
whst he has. II his veterans re-
port in shape and get away TO a
good start. the Giants look good he
cause none OF the teams that ex-
pect to be their rivals in the race
have done much during the of sea-
son 10 gain strength.
Baseball again will pop up for
some airing in the next fortnight
when the American and National
leagues convene to pass on tho 1922
| schedules.
The National League may smell n
little powder smoke since William
Baker, owner OF the PhiIs. has an
nounced his intention Of pross-
cutting the Robins and the Cards for
tampering with Lee Meadows and
Arthur Fletcher.
1t was reported today that
Fletcher, instead OF listening to Of
fers from other major league clubs,
will ask the Phil boss TO let him
go out to play for Wade Kileffer
! with Los Angeles in the Pacific
Coast egue. 1t is doubtful. how
| ever. il he could be waived out of
| the league
The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
"Gibs" Laying Plans
For Big Diamond Year

Baseball is in the air already.
Members OF the champion Gibraltar
A. c.. independents, have elected
their officers. A field captain will
be elected on the field on the open
ing day.
c. A. Deck now is president: G..
NJ. Beamer, vice president; J. W.
Ballenger, business manager and Sec
retary; A. L. Weinberg. manager and
treasurer. Manager Ballenger will
communicate with teams from his
residence at the Astoria apartments.
Third and G streets northwest
The strongest department of the
team will be the pitching. Four men
-Beamer. Calhoun, Brown and Bal
lenger-will take care of the hurl-
ing. Others lined up are: G. Mein-
berg, Potter. Deck. A. Weinberg and
Smith, infielders; Montague. Richard
son and Bateman, outfielders: and
Hager. catcher.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
Fay Keiser Faces
Frisco B BattIer
Cumberland Heavy 10 Meet
Kelly Tonight in L.
Round Go.

BALTIMORE. Nd. FEB. 5.-Fay
Kciser. the Cumberland heavy
weight. who iesped into the fistlc
spotlight when he beat Bob Mar
tfn, the A. =. F. chanrion. VIII
meet Tim Kelly. OF San Francisco.
here tomorrow night In a scheduled
twelve-round bout at the NltioI.al
Athletic Club. in the Fourth icgi.
ment Armory.
Kelly has met JeT Sm,th. Mike
acTigue, Billy Shade, and sh"uId
give keiser a real srgument jim
Holland. BaltIn4orc's heayywoight,
vii appear in tne six.r .Eni semi
vindup with Jack Rose. OF Phila-
delphia.
The rest OF the .Sr follows. viii
lie Curry, Philadelphia. VS. ElsI~
Eurnbrook, Camp Holsbird: I;ay
Mulligan. Philadelphia, vs. Bobby
Cole, Baltimore. and Young Wilson.
Camp Hoiabird. VS. Dick Burgess,
baltimore, four rounds.