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New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-07

Notary Public Bronx County Cert.
FLED in New York County. N. Y.
County Clerks 40 So \. Y. Reg
sSEAL) isters No. 5ofs; Bronx County
Clerks No. 7. Term expires March
30. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
sTATE y1TE; OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW

ROBERT ElSERMANN,
Notary Public Bronx County. Cert
rled in New York County. N. Y
rsrA,A County Clerks No. IS: ~ Y. Reg
>eHAhl leter's No. 304s Bronx County
Clerks No. Z. Term expires March
30. 1a22 - ~ - "
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
H' NJ '-V' nrponr mr. ,.,xr,r,. - NEsERVL DISTRICT
The Coal and Iron National Bank Of the CITY Of New York

NO. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07

On this esth day of November. 1921. before
ne personally came NORMAN HENDER
soN, LOUIS e. HATZFELD. NORMAN II.
DoNALD and ROBERT H. McCCRDY. to
ne known and known 70 me TO be the ndi :
Niuls described in and who executed the
iorgong instrument. and they severally
acknowledged to me that they executed the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
DOCTORS WANT LEGISLATION
RE0RGANIZING CHARITIES

Legislation which will effect re-
organization Of the large number of
welfare bodies IN this State into one
large body will be asked of the coming
State Legislature by the New Castle
Medical Society, which met here last
night.
AT the present time there are now
sixty-eight various welfare societies.
It 1s proposed by the physicians to
have governing body for ali these
different societies with a physician
who would receive a salary at the
head. 1t was stated at the meeting
that the work Of some of the societies
overlaps that done by the others.
Governor Denney will be requested
in resolutions passed by the physic' ans
TO ask the next session OF the Legis-
lature 10 pass the legislation neces.
sary TO effect this change. The so.
ciety also discussed the advisability o
asking for notifications OF the Klaii
law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22

New York, Nov. 22--Willie Hoppe
regalned his 1872 balkline Billiards
crown last night. In a match filed
with daring play. In which his gather
ing shots stood forth, Hoppe made
his sensational comeback by defeating
Jake Schaefer. winner of the tito
year ago at Chicago, by tho score of
500 TO 2s3 in the final match of the
international tournament in the grand
ballroom OF the Hotel Pennsylvania
Hoppe came from behind at a criti-
cal stage OF the contest when Schacfer
led him by more than 100 points. At
the close he put together massive
runs of 1sS and an unfinished JOG that
marked his return as the reigning
monarch OF billiards.
Hopes winning average was Al
s-12, and other high runs, Ill and 40
Schaefer's average was % 7-12, with
runs of 30. IS and As.
Hoppe was somewhat uncertain of
stroke at times, but he made up for
this by his remarkable ability TO play
cushion shots of infinite variety.
Hopes grand average was 37.S7
while Schaefer takes second prize by
his grand average of 1904.
BY regaining the title Hoppe makes
1t II out OF is years that he has held
the crown.
Hoppe made it evident that there
was still a stiff backbone to his play
whatever might be the trouble with
his arm. A masterful cluster Of 1SS
lattested this on his eleventh turn a
the table. 1t was in it's chief elements
a masterpiece in the way OF dead bal
driving. Curiously enough it was {
shot of this description that eventual
ly brough tthe run to an end. He hat
a shot In which the cue ball only haC
\ to move three inches. Still he failed
TO make the distance and gave way t,
Schaefer.
Schaefer had hard luck, maxim.
only 25 after Hopes great run. Thel
he found the hole around the secon,
object ball.
: 1t was, evident as Hoppe again pu
the taliies solidly together as he en-
tered upon tho twelfth inning that h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
COLLEGE MEN NOT WORK-SHY.

Lewiston, Maine, Nov. 22.--The ma
jority Of college students are mot
afraid TO look dirt in the face" Presi-
dent Clifton ID. Gray, of Bates ollege,
said in a letter to Thomas A. Edison,
which he read at chapel yesterday. DIR,
Gray told the inventor that he agreed
with Mr.. Edison's statement as re-
Gently published that the main quail
ficat!on for success was ambition, with
a will. TO work, but said he could not
agree with the remark attributed to
Mr.. Edison, that college men objected
to work, especially If 1t was dirty.
ut is probably true" he wrote, that
the sons of S20,000-a-year men do not
take to rough work. They burn mid
night gas; their fathers burned mid
night oil.
There are thousands Of young men
in college who are practicing the gos-
pei Of hard work"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
ARMY TEAM DUE TOMORROW
Navy Eleven Will Arrive in Phila-
deIphia Friday for Foot
ball Classic.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Nov. 22.IThe West
Point football squad will arrive here
tomorrow for the final workouts
preparatory TO the historic gridiron
classic with the Annapolis Midship-
men next Saturday. The Navy team
Is expected to arrive Friday after
noon in time for n scrimmage on
Franklin Field the day before the
game. According TO word received
here. the Army Iine-up has been de-
cided upon; sbut Coach Folwell, of the
Navy, il said to be still undecided
about two positions.
Word from Washington was TO the
effect that Secretary OF War Weeks,
Secretary Of the Navy DENLY and
General Pershing will head the host
OF official guests from Washington.
President Harding, It was said, will be
unable to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22

Of
with lighter offensive weapons
An Examp or So
had beata
20 to
a
vantage of one two passes that happen work
Year
sow1nhav a delegation beat
with Robinson brilliant
back the Dobe has material left
But after ALL who can figure the future urn7 Bill roper lost K
Garriy wttmer Snson his
who together haven't played as much as four hours
possible day
of
to an amction."
uals baseball anything else football
look like champion week and the pd
to work.
1t Of this highly
unde- the Adams apple and thrown a distinct loss.
And
have had than their
long cluub this season
be greater
may not have world oeaters next autumn but their standing polite
football society will be unchalengd
mounting the
Buell. OF
Harvard; Kaw Of Corne Roberts
other
where spotlight
longer
popularity the game Only marvel above
Of
Harvards be-
for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22

bis worth in the Salesianum garns
and IL he keeps the good work UP IN
scrimmage this week he will probably
clinch Herb Whites old position.
Johnny Is fast and can huri the oval
with tho best Of them as well az re-
ceiye it.
Up until this morning Bows and
White could not be located at their
homes, hence their version OF their
actions Is yet 10 be told. The fans are
hoping that the two players Will re-
consider their action and don tho
moieskins for Saturdays fray.
Millikin will likely be out OF tho
game tho remainder OF the year a.
he is confined 10 his home as a re-
suit OF an injury received IN the game
Saturday. "Puss" was going over for
the locals touchdown when ne vas
kicked In the side. Norm" Whites
ankle is still botherlng MIN and tho
chances are that ne win be among tho
bench warmers Saturday. johnson
and Giles arc ineligible on account OF
! lessons.
Scrimmage was held yesterday and
| Captain StOuts crew was on tho long
end after a couple OF hours hard
work. The score. 10, indicates tbs
closeness Of the fray. Katz. n scrub
| linesman, was shifted t0 the scrub
| backfeld and looks 70 be backfeli
| timber. His only fault js handling the
ball from center. and II nc gets tns
knack Of this. ne will be hard man
to stop. He is perhaps the fastest
backheld candidate on tho squad a,
present. Tho locais' llnesmen played
a strong game yesterday, but ms
secondary defense looks littlo weak.
but Coach Ashton feels that with con-
slant practise he win develop strou Z
and aggressive backdeid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
GOLDEY COLLEGE.
49, s-...s-.s-..-s. Al
SECOND BAPTIST.
BARRETT NOW BOOKED TO
MEET FAST PAL MORAN

Another announcement was made
yesterday afternoon in regard to the
windup at the Arena on Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon. First il was an
nounced that Bobby Barrett would
box Pinky Mitchell, Of Milwaukee
After agreeing on terms Mitchell
waited a few days and then called
the match off. Then Barrett was
matched TO box Pal Moran, of New
Orleans. All went well until Monday,
when it was reported that Moran had
gotten cold feet. Monday night at
the Olympic it was announced from
the ring that Jimmy Hanlon would
meet Barrett. Yesterday afternoon
Leon Rains sent on an official report
that Hanlon had been taken off the
bill. and that Pal Moran would be
Barretts opponent at the Arenas
opening show Thanksgiving after
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22

won and lost. the winner was 10 be
determined by the one having the
highest grand average. On this basis
third place went to Cont, who had
scored 1854 points In IS innings for
grand average Of 30 4-65. Hore-
mans was credited with 1880 points
in go innings. for a grand average Of
2S s-G9, which gave him fourth place.
Roger Cont (spot balD--27 IL l A
3 1 0 10 IS 43 az ISL (unflnished).
Total, 500 points. Average, 80 5-15.
Hgih runs, 151 (unflnished), 13s and
AZ.
Edouard Horemans fwhite ball)--0
80 2 ~ 30 IL s5 4 "a.
Total, 303 points. Average, 20 3-15.
High runs, a. 70 and A..
Referee--Albert G.. Cutler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
DELAWARE POINTS
FOR DICKINSON GAME
Coach McAvoy Drills Blue and
Gold in New Plays for
Saturday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Nov. 22.-Coach McAvoy
had toe University OF Delaware foot
ball squad out for practice yesterday
afternoon for the first time since Sat
urday's game. Donaldson, centre, who
had been in the infirmary with
wrenched knee since Saturday was
able to hobble out yesterday afternoon
but was not in uniform. Ike" Ell
lott, halfback who has a broken rib
has not been in college since sat
urday but is expected today. Neither
one Of these players will likely be able
t. play in the game against Dickinson
at Harlan Field, Wilmington, Satur-
day although Donaldson may be able
to get in the game. Steel, substitute
halfback also has bad knee that
may keep him out.
Coach McAvoy used Kramer at
eentre in place OF Donaldson in prac-
toe yesterday. Cherpak quarter and
Mcdonald halfback who were out OF
Saturdays game because OF injuries
were both on the varsity lineup yes
terday and will be In shape on Sat-
urday. Cherpak was at quarter yes
terday, Mcdonald and WegSenmann
1T halfback and Captain Williams at
fullback.
One encouraging fact. however. is
that both the football squad and stu
dent body as a whole are showing
more spirit and "pep" than usual and
the slogan this week is beat Dicliin-
son." II Donaldson gets back in the
game or with Kramer at centre in his
place followers of the game who have
watched Delaware's play all season
think that the Blue and Gold can
stop any consistent gains by Dick
ipson through the lines. Coach Nc
Avoy started yesterday to drill the
squad in some new plays for the Sat
urday game. Delaware has developed
a strong attack the last few weeks
and has worked out some clever for
ward pass plays.
The game Saturday at Harlan Field
Wilmington will be started at 2.SC
o'clock. II will probably attract the
largest crowd in the history of foot
ball in Delaware according to reports
reachin gthe university athletic au-
thorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
PANCH0 VILLA WILL HAVE
TO FIGHT FLYWEIGHTS

New York, Nov. 22.-Pancho Villa,
American fiyweight champion, will not
be permitted TO meet boxers of the
bantamweight division, the State box
ing commission has decided in call
ing off the proposed contest between
Villa and Terry Martin, of Providence,
r. 1. There are plenty of fiyweights
to box Villa" Chairman Muldoon de
clared, land there is no occasion for
him to go out of his class. There
are also plenty of bantams for Martin,
and it is not necessary for him to
drop into the flyweight division"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
Cont Sidetracks Horemans.


Edouard Horemans saw his chances
of figuring in a three handed tie, or
even in second place in the worlds
1872 balkline tournament go q glim-
mering yesterday afternoon when he
was defeated by Roger Cont, cham
pion OF France. by a score OF 500 TO
303 in the fourteenth game OF the
tourney.
Cont completed his string in 10 in
nings, going out with an unfinished
run OF 151, an average OF 33 S-1S. In
his first inning, Cont started with a
brilliant 1879, while Horemans, hav-
ing won the bank, scratched on his
first turn at the table. The French
mans high runs were 151, 139 and At,
while Horemans' best efforts We're S4,
70 and 40, and his average, 20 SIS.
According to the rules of the tour
nament, in case of a tie in games
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
Hoppe Regains Billiard Title
Defeating Schaefer in Great Game

was on his way TO again wear the
crown, His daring was not to he de-
MED
He closed his string with an un-
finished run of 100 that for nervy
billiards and great gathering shots
was worthy of tho title. Tho 63d
count was a. marvellous flve-cushion
drive. the cue ball travelling at least
40 feet TO make the tally. II was
fine gathering shot that made 1t pos
sible for him 10 go on to the end and
ono of the most thrilling finals that
the game has ever known.
Willie Hoppe (spot balD-o Ill 0
Is IS 81 40 1873 106 (unfinished).
Total, 500 points. Average, Al S-12.
High runs, 1888, III and 106 (unfinish-
ed.
| Jake Schaefer (white balD--30 81
As 80 20 6S 8 25. Total, 2S3
points. Average, % 7-12. High runs
80. 6S and 40.
| Referee-Albert q. Cutler.
FINAL. STANDING OF PLAYERS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
Bowe and "Herb" White Quit High School
Grid Squad, Leaving Team in Bad Shape

The student body and the football
OF the Wilmington High
School were greatly surprised yester-
day when they learned that "Bill'
Bowe and Herb" White, two OF Coach
Ashton's dependable backs had quit
the team. According TO tho coaches
they did not receive any notice from
the two players previous TO their
action.
With Milllkin and Norm White out
of the game on account OF injuries
and the squad facing the hardest OPP
ponent OF the year. the action OF Bowe
and White leaves a big hole which
looks impossible 10 patch up. Coach
Ashton viii have to put scrub ma
terial in the Varsity backheld. which
will undoubtedly prove a big handi-
cap In tho gamo against the military
academy squad. Assistant Coach
Foulk said yesterday that the two
boys turned In their suits without
any explanation and he Is at loss
to understand why they took the
action they did.
Bowe has played a great game this
year despite the disastrous season
that the locals have encountered. The
same goes for White, who is perhaps
tho best line plunger along with
Norm White, that tho Cherry and
White squad have this year. Both
men have played Varsity football for
few seasons, a thing that is lacking
in a few of the Varsity men this
| year.
Beates and Middleton will perhaps
trot out with the Varsity Saturday
! Beates is hard worker, but lacks
experience. However, he may sprinl
a surprise 81 ne calls the sgnali
against wenonah. Middleton proved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
LOCAL QUAKERS WIN
OVER PH|LA. TEAM
Coy and Moore Score Winning
Goals for Wilmington
Friends.

Wilmington Friends closed the
home soccer season yesterday after
noon by winning an impressive victory
over the Friends Select team of Phil
adelphia by n 2 to 0 score. Coy and
Moore scored the winning goals. Coy
putting over pretty boot in the first
half from difficult angle. while Moore
scored the second goal IN the latter
part Of the second half.
The defensive work OF both squads
was Of n fine order. On several oc-
casions Friends Select came within
striking distance of the local goal but
the clever blocking of Spruance, Hill
and J. Reese prevented scores.
Several hundred soccer fans wit
messed the game. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
YALE FOOTBALL. GAME
BY RADI0PH0NE FROM wGT

BY direct telephone line froru th.
Yale Bowl in New Haven 70 tha
studio Of WGY. the General Electric
Company's radio broadcasting station
in Schenectady, a piay-by-play repor=
OF the football game between Yale and
Harvard to be played Saturday after
noon. November 25, viii be broadcast
by W. o. McGeehan, sporting edito-
Of the New York Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
K. X. X. WARN HARVARD MAN.
Descendant Of Henry Clay Insists on
~Toting" Gun,
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 22.--Hubert
c. Clay. of Colorado Springs, is toting
a pistol about the Harvard campus
because OF receipt OF a letter signed
N. X. X" In which he was warned
TO leave the city.
He told the police that while the
note might seem a. joke TO Fasteners
such a message in Colorado would be
deemed serious matter.
Advised by the dean to go uuarmed,
Clay said: We'll, I'd rather shoot
somebody than have my body tarred
and feathered."
Clay, a sophomore and a descendant
of Henry Clay, says ne was a member
of the Ku Klux Klan. but withdrew
because Of It's policy OF striking in
the dark"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
100000 BARRELS OIL DAILY.
Industry I'm This Country Has Grown
From 25 Barrel Yield.
Rv Assoclated Press ID Fverg rrenfnr-

BY Associated Press 20 Ever Evening.
Chicago, Nov. 2Zl--Tns American
oil industry OF today, Including 275.-
900 wells producing 500 900 barrels
Of oil daily, started with one we'll pro-
ducing 25 barrels a. day. according 20
the American Petroleum Institute.
Col. Edwin L. Drake, q. pioneer IN
the oil industry, brought in the first
producing well in 1859 near Titus
Vile Pa. A. the time The we'll vas
put 20 tho pump, the world was using
fats and greases for eliminating and
lubricating purposes and the autorn0-
bile was unknown.
Today upwards Of 1900 600 auto
| mobiles and thousands OF tractors,
oil-burning ships. airplanes, sub
marines, notor-boats and porta bic
engines depend on oil and IT'S products
for power and fabrication, the institute
estimates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
Totals ............. 749 7I9 744-22l2
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Legion Men TO Bowl.

Members of Post ], the American
Legion have been invited to attend
bowling contests tomorrow night in
Grady's bowling alley. Market street,
near Eighth. The post will choose
bowling team from among their men,
bers after practice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
BATTERY ID IN WIN
OVER HEADQUARTERS TEAM

The Battery ID five took the mea-
sure Of Headquarters last night in the
1 elaware Natiol.>>- Guard League a:
the State Armory by a 20 to ID score.
Parker and Durkee excelled for Bat
terry d, while Sullivan did the best
work for Headquarters. The lineup:
A " -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
SECOND BAPTIST WINS
OVER G0LDEY COLLEGE

Second Baptist of the Church
League defeated Goldey College. 25 10
10 last night at the Ninth and Frank
lin gympasium. The Bullen brothers
tailed IL points out Of Second Bap-
lists total Hollowell and Almond ex-
ceIled on the defense. The lineup:
GOLDEY COLLEGE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
Grid Team Wanted.

ANY 17-year-old team, averaging 100
pounds, wishing a trip away. com
municate with Frank Ballantyne, at
Phone 2779.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22

We feel in duty bound to point out
to Colonel Harveys scandalized
critics that the late Susan 3. Anthony
said L first. ENQUIRER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
SCHOOL GIRLS
DEFEAT HIGH PLAYERS
Cherry and White Players Off
in Work After Two Weeks
layoff.

The Friends School girls defeated
the Wilmington High Freshmen girls
in a spirited contest yesterday. 5-2.
The Wilmington girls were off their
game due to two weeks lay-off, but
this does not detract any from the
good work of the Quaker girls.
The Misses Wainwright and Hay
have the girls practicing the wooden
way sport and look for a successful
season. The following schedule has
been arranged:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22

Dec. 12-Alumni, home.
Jan. |5-Open.
Jan. 12-Tower Hill, home.
Jan. 19-Friends School. home.
Jan. 26-Chester High. home.
Feb. 2--Lansdowne High, away.
Feb. 9-Misses Hebbs School, home.
Feb. 15-Ridley Park, away.
Feb. 22--Chester High, away.
Feb. 2S,-Coatesville, home.
March 6-Darby High, home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
pc Regains Billiard 7itle High School Stars Quit
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22

Oates. Substitutes Booker for Hill, Smith
for NJ. Reese. Linesmen. Jones and Spare
Time OF halves, As minutes.
The evening world., 1922-04-13

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