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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-14
FEELS LOSS
OF R. c. NC CROSkEY
Chamber of Commerce Adopts ResO-
lutionS Upon Death of Pioneer
Rendered Great Service to
Community and College


RESOLUTIONS IN memory OIL senator
n. c. McCroskey were adopted unani-
mously at The meeting of the cham
Der of commerce Tuesday. The
resolutions were prepared by com
mittee including G. II. Watt, Will
lam Goodyear and f. c. Forrest, and
were as follows:
Whereas, BY the death of r. c.
McCroskey the state of Washington
has lost one of its most patriotic and
progressive citizens and the State
College of Washington one Of it's
most active, loyal and influential
friends; and
Whereas. During the is years
which he served as a member of the
hoard of reaents of tbe state COLLEGE
and the "a wears during which he
beId tho position of nresident Of the
/ Pullman state banl, Senator McCros-
kav has rendored services of great
volua IN tbie community and to this
o,,,,,ho, of cop,rnarca. and
-. ~, -rto1o Iifo hoe hoo,
wnereur, rz,e w.. ..-
a constant inspiration to better
farming and q remaFkabIe eyam1lifi-
cation Of the virtues Of industry
thrift patierGe courage and nub1ic-
spirited citizersbin. now therefore
he it
Resolved That the Pullman Cham
her of Comtperco berebv avnraeeee its
sense If the qraat Iose this com
munitv bae erstained in the death
of p = nrcCrosl,ov and its ad,rira-
+io, fo. tho r,on,, fino oro1itios 90
heart and mind which made bis ga
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-14

Miss Loretta Craft, a student at
Cheney Normal spent her weeks va
cation with M and Mrs. Fred Phil
lips Miss Graft and Mrs Phillips
were scAoolmates at Colville.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

fambien entire derecOs esn exprsado
los ahOra esan vncandO Washington
de mayOria portorrqena sObre los pasar
deatentadO taQue ST aaa de rep0ducr
en- una groesca earicaua de doadas relieves trgca
ci6n del caballo de Atila
POrOrtuna pals eSa apercbidO que e syo
no muesra p0Dc0 hacer la Dna dOnac5n derechO
para que va de d0te sniesrO mardae nuest6 pueblo
puede repugnanea aqueo de cue los aortos
los gobiernoscOmo diio Ell nsigne Mnoz Rverdeben
sopecOsOs para puebO u6 concesOne acen nara egar
a la privanza?
es riste ambeh los hombres cue venen aau
de las practica nuevos mo
dos pocos dueran acuar de proc6nsue enga que ser
nuestro pueblo guen les eduaue eos auen ensee eOs
no esaOs dpuestos dear avdas c0dcosas
nj un atOmO de 10 egimamente henos ga
nado aborosamente pasando la aaga huma6n penosa
nuestra gma avez de los de America que
heOs enido aceptar embargo utera que
auOriza los umOs ell ha recazado ndg
nadO gestO
Per0 va nos vamos ponendo cada cua so de aora
en- adeante no sera fac inent oro
E pals ha aprendidO defenderse Los cOnaban la
npunidad atacare earan desconcertados
duda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
Felix Santoni.

tonos didfanos, y los segundos, por sl
similitud con las cosas humanas...
iOjos pecadores son esas flores viole-
tas.... Ojos que estan dvidos de gozar
la vida effmera luego, al mirar cI
polyo de la reaHdad, langllidecen, Sc
rodean de la aureola morada de todo
sutrimiento arrepentidOs, Koran. !.
i0jos deseables v bellos, sentenciados
por Ia inexorable fatalidad de las CO.
sas! Manana, tai veZ hoy mismo. ven
drii Ia racha que os arrancard de vues-
ira frOndosa cura V Os arroiarl CO.
mo sombra de 10 que sois. por ajadas
y marchitas. sobre el arroyo en- eI cualz
la indiferencia de los transeuntes os
reducira a polvo...
pensar, ioh flores bellas tristes.
que ahora sois dignas de un bouquet
primoroso de reina! l..
LANA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

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iaf la ilroiutaa s.ins,n A. iab n.a.l.
naificius
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

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lsa NAss Nlsaan. la a.asslaaa ta.H
aaaasHasssf ~ ~ alHnf ses.ssaissl
b. Isrfs ss lInaa.le ~ ~ lNeAAi aAi
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b. b. Fseleaae ous stl l.laaaaies sip.
as alessasn 3 lInFs4ff aHsIsa ssaslasaa
asaal aaasin H.a ins nslass sNHamnaa
q mNHnshssa tlalmis nuiaamau NJ
fasa - s'sssn kira. ns.uao Ssa arsan
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2 fssssasasM $50 iudlaulllase m.fliu.
- b. beesuaauh l,.snaha. sielsasie sas
ieniaa lsf sus nsg,a lAn anaA a.
fss i.esaaa lsaiadisin a. eusssio ruie
"a. que tionc rancieaicln ae - nsals
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

oerrbro; y cenzunmos de- raso los
que fe entregun al medro las con.
cupiscencias, con 3esprecio IA ius,i-
cia, In honradez Ia Sinceridad
les homlires que acttian ae ,oafsr.
nidad oon su honrada conciencia r..
sultan Ia larga corrcligionarlos. oue
defender con e.. moderaci6n Susve
energia sus divcrsas opiniones. Sc
inueSiran toleranies con los dr,n.is va
que nuncii. menoS en maieria pnlI-
fica. puede nadie aiirmar que este cn
possession dc Ia verdad ahSoluta.
III recuerdo de Ia pairia adopiiya
del padre. me ha he,.ho pensar en Il
lliJo. para eXp0ner ideas de toleranri:,
en aras de Ia honradeZ Sostenida aui-
zas pOr este joyen. a costa de humilla-
clones sufrimientos.
Y va que hablamos de Arecibo. NOR
mitidme dedicar un recuerdo a nm hi
jo de este pueblo, que era gloria de
la ciencia, en La que ofici6 con entu-
ciasmos de ap6stOl. Me reilero al sa-
bio DIR. Manuel Figueroa. cuya capaci-
dad cientftica ha sido iustamente ell
comiada por verdaderas eminencias de
la ciencia eur0pea V americana.
mo serfa jrsto roner una de las
GALES de Arecibo, o al proyectado hos
rital. ei nombre de tan insigne galcno?
Creo que asf 10 exige el honor de
Puerto Rico Y la gloria de la ciencia
Y las autorklades municipales pudic-
IAN meditar la procedcncia de acoger
esa idea, 81 la estimasen justa v ra-
lonable.
Felix Santoni.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

nes comicas y en- chistes de buena ley,
prodigados en- tai cantidad que el es-
pcctador no cesa de reir sino es pa
"a entrar de pronto, por la suprema
maestria del autor, en- la leve angus
tia de un momento melodramatico, to-
eado tambien, de mano maestro.
Es mi hOmbre, bs uno de los re-
cientes exitos de Madrid, y ell notable
actor Jesus Izquierdo ha hecho bien
en- incorporar al repertoire del cuadro
artistico que dirige, una obra de tan
ia fuerZa comica como esta, porque
es obra esta dc las que hacen que la
taquilla del teatro parezca un puesto
de leche, en- los dfas de la guerra. +.
Jesus Izquierdo logro anoche en- la
Interpretation del protagonista un
exito personal extraordinario. Estu-
vo hecho un gran actor, tanto en- las
eseenas melodramaticas que ponen en-
Ia obra dos o tres momentos de emo
c1on, como en- las coniqHisimas de
que .estan matizados los tres aetos.
No recordamos habernos reido tan
to en- ell Teatro, desde hace algunos
amos, como anoche en- la representa-
ci6n de Es mi hombre.
Sc ha dicho que la obra es un POGO
larga. No, NADIA de ESQ, es que los
actores Sc veian obligados unas lar
gas pausas para esperar que ell pu-
blico desahogara su risa, Y ESQ, ca
da momento, porque la obra no tiene
desperdicio, es clato, alarga la fun
cion. Pero la alarga de la manera
mas agradable possible.
Merecen un APPLAUSE en- compania de
Izquierdo, aunque no tan destacadas,
las, Sras. Stella, Herman Y Santigosa,
y los Sres. Inclan, Mora Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18


urgenca del recOnOcmientO del derechO de mayOrias
que el executive ha ntenadO descOnOcer. iC6mO pue-
de gnOradO este principle demOcacO gObernO de
pueblo cifra OrguO repubcanO prac
ca ha sabO seur de esOs benecOsOs principles
desarrOlO interior? a
La delegation porOrriquea ha proceddo con plausible hab
dad al plantear del pals sObre base ncOnmOv
demOcraca Los derchOs de mayOras pueden
menOsprecadOs dentrO de la egadad aOpadOs pOr
gOpe de esadO deben resudOs
ia estabzca la nOrmadad quen iene deber
de vear desde la aua sObre las tOpezas subaIenas
La aDSrda teora que Sc aerran uas minorias famecas
pretendiendO cambO de gObernO mer6pO
suadO de elccOnes ALI vercada habra de prodhcse
aqu cambiO amben 81 la Isa pr0pias
partidOS pOdia
de las auOrdades supeOres que para
rdades de expOrtaci6n fu6 raz6n sugestva.
81 tan peregrna docrna huhera de prevaer que
Onces celebrar eccOneS tener
nsuar que ener poitca local. deao propO
respondendo los anhelos las necedades del pueblo porto
rriqueno?
No. possible aDcaci6n un procedmentO que los
necesad0s de vvr de mercedes mOsnas DOder
ia desde uego mejor Ell mas practice eOs As
los EstaOs undOs dcen ustcar nostalgia
abrunaeer cenraso1 e ell abuse que supondria
mpantaei6n de ega administrative convertiria Isa
en- 10 pohc0 como va 10 otras sucursa del
cOntinente
Esados Undos ocurre ESQ cue den los gorones
dc potica de nuesra pntoresca pOa ne parasites
copOsos tan bn avenido 10 vsO triste papel Nj
los Estados Unidos pOrque Canara
SenadO predominant los repubcanos ejempO e
RepubcanO uere dec EstadO hayan
ganado los democratas enrar ell oberno federal
preendendo despoja los buena lid puesos
de administration de EsadO regular e0s los
ST hay agn desno federal cue cubrr 10 cubrir ell Predene
hombre de partido Ioca provincial
10 del EsadO, va guardara
meter baza nj de ntentar supanaci6n
ferechos potcos de cada Eado e desaroo de vida
interna.
nal NOsOtrOs estamOs Saint Thomas
en- antO ell COngesO NacOna resuea esa baO ursdic
Immediate del UndOS
Nosoros constitution que Ley JONES'
esa constitution mpone debres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

! csio D. recueFslo. l,orgae "a hiis
i.uis Mun"A Marin. pafecc que. alec.
cionado por = salndaldc oanSeio de- "a
padre. aspira tami,isn ,irlr rn nas
con Ia conciencia. qne rs Ia slprema
felicidad.
lie dido juicios muy Scyeros . exa.
gerados respecio este ioven. como
una injnslicia contra uno - una anne
naza contra todos. sinceramenie digo
que me inspira resPeto y admiration
su conducta.
No discuiO nj iuzgO suS ideas. perC
muchas veces 10 he Observable vistien.
do mOdestamente como Obrero. destle.
hando vanidadeS. cuando le hnbiera
sido ficil. complaciendo a muchoS. vi
vir en- la prOsperidad y Ia abundan-
cia ESQ. sObre tOdo su edah. es
sencillamente sublime.
Hoy que la humanidad parece CO.
rrer desatinadamente en- pos del me-
drO ventajas materiales. con indife-
rencia burla para los intereses mo-
rales: merece pldcemeS O. pOr 10 me-
nos, respetO v consideration, este apa-
cible Y estOico jOven, que quiere ac-
tnar de acuerdO con su conciencia.
cumpliendo sus deberes. como suele
entenderlOs con la hidalgufa de un
austerO intrGpido ciudaIano.
EstimulandO est0s eiemplos Ge la
juventud que sirve hOnOrablemen. a
sls idealeS que mira con Indifferent
cia los halagos del bienestar la ri
queza, es como favorecemos los no
'bles caFacteres que obedecen la po-
tencia del corazon mejor que e la del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

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a.as airnnA liiiassNussah
fnirgssgass q fua saasg a ia issli
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gue 'auuque asais mle rsns nasf.
sias aissgns. sns lnasgsisans Fsasa
BE- cfau liueuas = o. ,s.le aadn 81
d. 10 une las asinna o. lre.so g.
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euurda la samisiin p.asslriQnehas
~ nninrul que ga u-sns m.nncn.
ios, euan - uo hay i.ada dclii.iiiso.
~ irate de- gulfslar h mayor roiQfga.
pnes cualquier imparicn ia laalrin per
judicar = fysuliada nsrmos eon.
fiar eu qne Ia mnsa - hnrnn. ca ane
nnesir.s rcIresl lAtanis.s ,al,cn dcfcn.
derla y 'n qne. lunio : e,ios. csiA Ia
mayoria dcl pu,3,lo ameIicano que >,
inicrsa basianie cn 10 solncion "A
nuestros prollemns.
y, que opina usted de iS uliimoi
cables recilidos, no le parece que u,
han expresado de un modo clGro e
resulta'lo de Ia conferenciay
Los cables de Ia prensa asociad.
no pueden reflejar de una manera ca
teg6rica cl aSpecto de L. ssruaci0n, VI
que ambas parties guardian prudente
reservas; pero de ellos Sc deduee qu'
hay inter6s de Ia administration eI
tcrminar este estado lie cosi-s. Y ter
minari pronto.
-Yo he n0tsdo, que usted tiene ho,
aire de satisfaction. 81 tienc algO bae
no referente n cables. yenga que W
lie dare la noticia en- Ell IMPARCIAI
al partidO de Ia .mayorfa, ;lG esperoi
Hay cosas Nque, aunque parezcan
prOceder de fuentes imparciades, no es
possible creerlas, porque Sc resisten la
l0gica. Pcdimos rectificaci0n del ca
bic que anunciapa la pRomesa de mes
! trOS Representatives. de aceptar los
nombramientos hechos y la rectifiSa-
ci6n no sc hizo esperar. Antes cue
cablegrafiaran nuestros representatives,
los nuevos cables de Ia prensa aso-
eiada aclaraM el error cometido
-Bien, v de la ley organica, squ6?
No creo en- posibles restriccionas
del actaa orgdnida. VI Sc ha declara-
do que no Sc piensa en- elias nj son
neeesarias. Cualquier enmienda de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
EN- Ell TEATRO AMERICA
Ell estreno de anoche.

El inagotable sainetero don Carlos
Arniches ha heeho con ell titulo de un
popularisimo couple, una obra teatral
en- tres actos, que abunda en- situacio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

ley solo debe esperarse en- sentido Ii
beral.
-Sf, como deberse rsperar ST, pc
ro...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
SOmbrerOs de SenOras

Modelos de Ultima novedad recibi.
dos pOr AMELIA MOLINA, en- ia
Marquesita", Edifcio Noa, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
LOS ROBES

Esbeltos, elegantes, incompatible.
mente fioridos Y umbrfos con una to.
nalidad intensa, Sc yerguen a. los al.
rededores de la iglesia Y plaza. Di.
rfase apuestos mancebos que, alinea.
dos y apuestos, atisban desde esos 81.
tiOs el pasO de las bellas.
Los he mirado tanto, de dfa, de no
che, a mi paso por la calle a todas
horas, que he tejido con mi ilfiagina
ci6n no sc que fabulosas historias
acerca de ellos. A veces, que eran cas-
tillos aiiosos, cubiertos de yedras, can
tando canciones de siglos v en- cuyas
salas interiors; hila su sueii0 azul SUI
til leyenda cuyas protagonistas son las
.almas de las flores blancas, sosadas
y violaceas que en- ellos Sc renuevan
sin cesar.
Hoy eStan de gala, rivalizando en-
belleza. Nos serfa diffcil decir cuales
son mas hermosos: 81 los blancos. GU
vas flores parecen novias tr6mulas, O
los violdceos euyas flores, como mule
res sentimentales, tienen t profundas
ojeras. Los primeros seducen por sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

i,n eta kiaa A. nissala g l.,,in
Nnaa ur imiuiHa ~ hn. f..aa - ml ssan,la
lsiHr "a luclia siemllrc = syutra iuio.
bslnnoo siempfe un paw con ni oanfisaoia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
TEMAS DEL HOHENTO
FL DERECHO DE LAS MAYORIAS

0DA la gest6n que ha venidO hacienda que sgue
reaZandO de los pOderes naciOnae pOr la delega
c0n pOrtOrriquea que esa trabaandO Ia defensa de
los derechOs de los inereses del pas funda en- Ia
urgenca del recOnOcimenO del derechO de las mayOrfas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
Seuen Records Go At South Atlantic
 Intercollegiate

Charlottesville. Va, May 13.--Seven records were smashed and two others were equalled in the South Atlantic Inter- Collegiate field and track meet here today, which was won by Georgetown with a score of GA points.
 Legendre, Georgetown star, was the largest individual point winner, talk ing five firsts.
 The records broken were the broad jump, by Legendre, with 2S feet; the high jump. by Chamberlain of vir- ginia, with 6 feet, 3-4. inches; ths two-mile run. by Booth of Johns Hopkins. minutes. 34 3-5 seconds; the half mile by Marsters, George town, 1 minute 55 1-5 seconds; ths pole vault, by Zundel. Virginia, II feet Il 1-2 inches; the Javelin, by Legen- dre, 174 feet inches and the shot put by Beers, Maryland. A feet 1 1 ? inches.
 The records equalied were tho quarter mile. by Herlihy, George town, 50 seconds flat and the 100- yard dash, by Clarke, Hopkins, 10 seconds.
 The point score: Georgetown. 64; Virginia, 45; Virginia Polytechnic, s2; Virginia Military Institute. p: Johns Hopkins, 15; Washington and Lee, IS; Maryland. 6; North Caro- lima, g. William and Mary, 5; George Washington. 1; University of Ricn- mond, l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
Western Golf Body Restores the
 Stymie
By Assoc,nted Press

Chicago. May 1S.-The much dis cussed stymie in the golf play was restored today by the Western Golf association after several years of abolition, in order to have uniformity of golf rules throughout the world and to lay the basis for an inter- national committee on rules and regulations of the game to replace the present plan of adhering to or re- beliing from the tenets laid down by the Royal and Ancient Golf club of St. Andrews.
 The revolutionary action of the ". c. A. five years ago in abolishing the stymie has caused considerable turmoil in golfdom since. The stymie was ostracized largely at the instigation of Crafts w. Higgin. who was then assistant secretary in charge of tournaments and rule. and the action was taken at the be- hest of many players who declared that the play was unfair.
 The tirade against the stymie. one of the least used plays in the game, arising only when, in match play. a players ball lies in the line of his opponents putt, and more than six inches from the openent's ball on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
PILLORY WINS THE WORLDS RECORDS PREAKNESS EVENT BROKEN BY WOMEN ON PIMLICO TRACK AT TRACK EVENTS

Baltimore, Md. May 13.-R T.. Wilson's Pillory. by Olambala- Hester Prynne, won the Preaknes. with it's rich prize of s5i.000 at Pimlico this afternoon. finishing head in front of Hea. and covering the distance of mtle, and a furlonS in 1851 3-5, eaualing the time of Man O'War when he won the Preakncss two years ago.
 Hea, who by the way. is owned by Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, physician and aide to former Pres ident Taft and Wilson. was 2is lengths before June Grass. with Pi- rate Gold length back, fourth.
 Then in the order named came Galantman. Champiain, Spanish Maize, Hephaistos, Oilman, Miss Joy, St. Henry and Rebuke.
 All three place horses were long shots, the two dollar mutuel paying as follows: Pillory 24.3o; 1S.40; 7.60 Hea. 54.7o: 26.70; June Gras 5l.40.
 Galantman was away on the rail at the start. hard pressed by June Grass. The rest of the field was strung out, with these two leading into the stretch. where Pillory came on with rush and took the lead. Galantman could not stand the pace and was out of the money. Down ne stretch the drive was furious, but Pillory held on and passed tEe finish head in front of Hea. who came from the rear with a mighty rush.
 Nearly So,ooo persons witnessed the race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
LEE WINS INV 100 TARGET EVENT AT
 GUN CLUB SHOOT

Quite a bunch of shooters were, on hand to compete in the practice shoot at the Birmingham Gun club Saturday afternoon in spite of the fact that some attended the big open- ing of Camp Oliver Saturday.
 The 50-target race was B tie be- tween three men for high gun. They were Clifton Abbott, Jr., T. K. Lee and Ed Chandler. each of these men tied on 4s out of 5o
 Second place went to J. J. Grimes, with 4S dead birds Third place was a tie between pr. Prince and Oscar Norman. with 4I each.
 The 100-target event was won by T. K. Lee. with 9s dead birds. Sec ond place was tie for pr Prince and Clifton Abbott Jr. with s6 each to their credit. Third place went to Nor man and Grimes with 94 each. Lee was high man on the doubles. breaking 2. out of the "A shot at.
 Dr. Prince and Lee tied in the 24- bird handicap by breaking all Of them. Score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14

Mamaronek, N. Y.. May 1s.-Four womens world records were broken and q record for new event on the feminine athletic calendar was es- abolished today by girls competing at oaksmore school in the prelirni- . nary contests held to elect American representatives for the first inter- national women's field and track meet in Paris next August
 Ono hundred and two girls, repre- senting institutions, situated from Maine to Florida, competed at Oaks mere today and. in addition, a score of telegraphic meets were held in the west and middle west to dis cover the most able girl and women athletes in the country.
 The records were broken in the 40 yard relay double javelin throw. hop. step and jump and eight pound shot put. For the first time women competed in the 300 meter race, es- tablishing a mark of 43 3-5 seconds.
 Lucille Godbold. tall, rangy girl from Winthrop College, s. C., and Elizabeth Stine, dimunitive Miss from Leonis, x. J., high school, were tHC SldTS. tnOuSn they were pressed for the honors by Nancy vorhees, of the Ethel Walker school. Greenwich, Conn.
 Three Leonia high school pupils, Martha Nyquist. Janet Hobson and Mabel Gilliman. and Leila Hopper, a Leonia alumna, comprised the record relay team. They clipped three sec onds from the old records of 53 4-5 seconds. Miss Stine. from the Sama school went four and one fourth inches beyond the record mark of 33 feet six inches, in winning the hop, skip and jump.
 An AlIrOund Winner
 Miss Stine also won the running broad jump. was second in the run ing high jump. and third in the lo0- yard dash exhibiting what experts pronounced exceptional all-around ability for a high school girl who has been insufficiently trained,
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the putting green, spread until the Golf association to modify the play and finally to make d rule that vir- tually annulled it. The Transmits sissippi Golf association made still another rule. creating stymie only when the player stymied himself. and that is the only conflicting rule now extant. The subject even stirred Great Britain. but brought no con cession there.
 Breach Threatened
 There was threat of an open breach between the Western and U. s. G. A.. over divergence in rules. but last winter conference smoothed out the difficulties which at one time had caused the Western to announce reorganization as national body with the intention of trying to supplant the T.. s. c. A.. as the ruling body. Under last win ter's compromise, the U. $. G. A.. undertook to allow the making of local rules that would permit what the Western wanted as to lost ball. ball out of bounds and muddy ball. and the latter association agreed to rescind alf it's outlaw rules, except the stymie abolition.
 It is the understanding that the
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Luis Firpo Knocks
 Out Jack Herman
New York. May

New York, May 1s.-Luis Firpo. South American heavyweight, knocked out Italian Jack Herman, of Newark, N J., with left upper tcut in the fifth round of their fight at Ebbets Field today.
 Firpo seemed bewildered for q moment, the blow was so sudden. It was not sntil the referee announced he was the victor that he smiled.
 Then he went to Herman's corner. ] but Herman was still unconscious. -The fight, which was Firpo's all the way. was witnessed by a crowd Of about 10000. made lip largely of resi- dents of New york's Spanish colony
 Herman was floored four times be- fork the knockout--twice in the first and{ twice in the second round. He wask up quickly both times in the SfirsA round, but in the second took q 6oGk of eight each time.