EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1018
as
t
MNE VA1MW COURSE IS
IERZ0G PREVENTS
f nfiAT RY GIANTS
L UMLDi uuuiio
Turns Down $3000 Bonus I
fe. p,nvPS when Bos- i
if rum " . .--- '
ton Balks at Salary
.WANTS 510,000 i-a i
evv Anrk. April 8
W....l Herzoe Is still the champion
fefJnK"otl.H affair with , he
f'-l-i rtlnnlM leaching New Votk
E . And Giants leaching New otk '.eorge A Crump neurs ngn wan posl
Bi" ."",. .!, Charles has taken live that I'lne Vnllov wnnhi nmd e..
IE1
i Xii and pone home, declining to
J s anythliiR " lf wllh a lo,,UH '!f
untit and the Jinoiiu ioiurm.1 n m-
J"." ":' t(1, with the OlnntH for hit
fill ta-eb" '"J'!
i ores Went of the
If"' r. .. I,, n List-
Percy H llnugh
Boston Hrnvcs,
minute attempt '
w'l nnrlcH m with the rest ot
1 K,Xl msWQd that Herzog
tl Braves, ".,' llt f a suit against
V;?Bi"!?a'IIroa.l and the New
. j ns niter. " -
K
jerk Olants.
3k'a n;,
tho stntlon
Charles ttl and Injured himself
Were i.nr '. .. -eork Tho (Hants,
' h . nmiiic'i it" -
?"", Hcrzle. left
out biiiio of
.ottirou.s - - .mmcI
while ho was
i saiarj ""-
-, -. . ,
lulng on ... .. , , i,i,,t- bad ,
r-vjr.nt rcpoii "" i:i,'""-".,.
Vn..B.mr'rnUprema,ure It seems that
2 ! lrilltiKs made an ouei ,n. ,,
IknrnC SIR""1'' .... ii.ul Katie I-
wMmtlreiv
,( sloppy ' - -,,,,, ,,,. .se .
. TWnP h ; ' t mformed Her-
rfln!,. ?e are now minor, It Is
,ot-s difficulties re ,
:.7...jj anil n i' .i.. .
telle ed,
""... .n.rorm when til. tei-
btlit U0""'L .V he now declares he
' onetis exen If he
SERVICE ACADEMIES
ill V 11ESUME GAIN1ES
fllAl 'UJJl'
niAi .-
West Point and Annapolis Hope to
, Meet on "lame." .
Gridiron .. r, n A 1.. -I
II M,l Alirll R ICIUll' l- ' i
Anio". ;'" ' Hn(i nalv circles
""fi-JVihe teams of the serlcc nrad-
iSi., may meet In baseball this spr Ins
ffln foolnall next fa . 'rh,'h 'h f,?
Miel I" the "tea m" t.,K f"l
contests In wl He .the "Jnds ,t 1,'bo-I
taplaed "" 'om.",1; , M.ahe.1 I
,teiiknhasebill managements h.ie re-
a June 1 tot the plniup "i ""--
Eilill Fame and the mUllnpy ujd.1-
S. have upreeel that. the I
33 ph the, me ... Annano 11 ',"
SSuinH This ,,ui- the nMhc ,
pine Bquarcly up to
. I
"'? . ...n.,;i inncn mIII ennnatp
!? .,i.m as there aro MronK I
IS. that thomat.er III be taken up
ie.Vk ilMiirtmenti It is iiiouent cii.n
t"1" ?".;:. !,. ..n.Pinll came 111
If peSn&'on for the ....selmll Kamc In
IS no oniioslttem will nrl?o In Hie
secured no opuoiltlem will nrlo in me.
rCUreili "I i
case ot football
SEVEN GIANT PLAYERS
SENT TO KANSAS CITY
. w..,.r Tnhn (lanzcl. ot Hit- Kansas ,
City American Association l.abchall team.
bu among his material for this ea-
in', nine Ken men pHced with hhn
nni nine aeicu um 1
by the New lork Hants They are
Catcher Jack Onslow, Inflelcler Sehep-1
Mr OUtneliler I 111 nun i-nc:in;in
Wn'ters Hubbell, Hogin and Johnson
itAnnouncemen'' was made some time
Ho that Oaniel had reached a. work-
Sir atreement with the (Jlanls where -
te Kansas City would pet the pick of
retain released by New York
f
PEDU1E LOSKS 11& tUALli
j ifob Plant to Go to France as Y. M. j
I
C. A. Instucto
niMtonn. . J., April 8 John D
Kant, one ot tho leading preptrator
Mhool coaches In tho country, has been
rtleued from his service at I'cddlo In-
slitutei. whpra hc lias been connected
eVitli athletics for the last sixteen years,
to to Into the overseas V JI C.
let
A. sen-
? The school has released him for tho
duttlonof the war. when he will again
llil nn ih. unrb h. Mn Pijni n.
itr.ri v.u ti,inn( e ieino ,,,,,1
1 a prominent member of tho football
tout During the five jears he attended
, ne became known aa a profeS'
iaf taBketba.ll player and wa,s for a1
Imttr
of tears a guard on the old I
101 five, ot ptlstol, V
Plant has coached both tho basket-
a.s . .
IfillTIR nmi trio ttrjnu Inatnci nnfanneil.
v- -'"-
-. .u uiwcwttii icanib lias nfcii mrieset
Jtiitiie fact that he haB had charRo
fitttifrainlni? of earh nbvur. Wlihln
Ins- ik.i . . ' .
tt? lilt ten yearK he has coached three
waicnnae won tho Fennslan a
H Baseball Yarn
Fr6m Training Camps
iStruAott tells thla r.nn raiotinn n
WilftKaura size nnd n nnlrt ,
Wpolnt w.w.- o-..wo
r-u
'i Wtortl. waiters at the Menger I
la Bart Antonio aro all baseball
Uf COUrBe. lh P.hnta n.A .lw.lH
J.m team, an they alway8 stay at
HWaoo. ,' "I ""
i. -"-tv 'icii in l pvr iv nr m
tT06 other riav -, l.u... . -a
kMf,. -i .uiiciieruii inu 01
BSi.y '. "landing back of my table
J,sssW,;.. ",'""' different New Yorl
rk
i.-
lEJ1;' 'h"0 Benny Kauff. he
lBSvS?fb SOme hy-" uld one.
!,," ni fltUre that?" hhI.1 thn nlhcr
said the other
BBIIBallu ,
v,.cr.
"Wly; imi.
SBftl.. .'. Vl
said
the first, "hn
tWr1 lll two home rim. w .i..
1KS'.ClWh ln one game ,n de
fBBL."" ssucir. I nln't BAk i.i ..,. i
k. ..r-
- suaii must . Dnn... ...
ireBsVelll.' v w ovmu jiuwerxui
tlife1 ."" "tile Benny came In I
fc:, '' '?r. "ThafH Mr
iWtor wih V. saw- He looked at
EmT??U Ma eyes nnnnlnc . t.,1
rstnto,nj : . ---- -- rn mo
v.. "vuuermpnT
l' ,.m.a.n.7." .!le - '
I Grm. '" """ l8e ncaru ob
rinii?sca.nn0c.ns what 8hoots seu-
"c must use a rni,i,r h,i -
qj-. -- ww. ut sum
n
Hlffla r n . .
t ,v " uaies
I for tfie Coming Season
i
m
41 tSUSil'. J.Dnlor ?''' fee'
"J i7r
a freshman,
'shmen vs.
Mlih KVh.""l "resume
fi. 'I ,-..WVI HI I'll Irialnk .
a C.r!'arel ,. I',(o
'r.tS!,d, .ZtZJ"" " . ee-1
"f and i;n..i ' . v-oiumuia,
!. "" nnIlvanl on Lake
, "-KTaU TS. .niu. ...
irv'.n"U.lLn'JV .Nary
.n'&V'cVrlieJr."1-
S2i..v."- V"l. Brst and
--ssjjeBr,"Iv.,i -
pine valley in mid june form
UMjl,Ifll iU tiUJUFJUKS FLAYING
OVER CRUMP'S FAMOUS COURSE
Greens Were Cut for First Time March 22 and
n i. t i t
satire juhiks is m Marvelous Condition.
Fairway Problem Seems Solved
Hy PETER
r
1 A.Nl COIf COUTRC In till inllnhv lmu
marie Rood the claim of lis founder
nnd bullilcr. It is Pine V.ille The Into
ha nn iill-vrnr-round ceourse There
l",, fl,m l,fn ot "'' I'll'iB over the
inmuiii icnuxn vcniemiv, and after the
lone, nnd nevcre winter that has been
our i.iie, it was a genuine pleasure to
no noio to play over a links which Is
In such tup rb condition to enrl
In
tno veur
When wc realise that a number ot our
own local courses are still using tent
pornry preens In spite of tho wonder
fill stretches of crowing weather we
h,tc had In the last two'or three weeks,
I'lno Valley Is a revelation The preens
there jesterday were as fine ns wo will
find In our home courses In mid-June
And, wonderful to relate', they were i ut
for tno tlrst tune on March US! and have
"i ii ""Pi eunu cm .mere u t iiim nievH
!. . .1.. it.. . ...... .. ...i.,. ...
"'"' .)" """ "' ,lu. w
evceptlon of a few chilli ring,
Tho
f,ilr,iH wen also cut foi the
time Inst Wednesdav
StraiiKcr.s Jlarxcl at Greens
llrst
The Kre.ns wcio even In Huer . nntll- i
tlon a few rias apo ac.ordlnp to How-
nrri htieet, (leorpc A Crumps brother-I
In-law, who now ban chaipo of the
course A nuniber of New Yorkers
were astounded last week when thc
(list pot on the wonderful preens, and
I'hllndelphlans w ho bavo h id to put
up with temporary preens or who hac
plajcd oxer tho old pit ens were equally
'surprised Not onI were they
fully preen and well mated w
beautl-
preen and well mateu wun nno
prass, but their puttlnp surrace could
not hao been surpai-sed ecn lalo In
June
Cleorpo rrumn was told by a numbet
of experts that he would not be able to
prow prass cm tno tairwais, out some
hi"" h"w '" ' -" -- -----
,,r them arc now In such shape that tho
oUl nllf, ot trPnK the- ball could be dono
ttlt)l .r,,e Blall, hfls takcn k,ily
to tho sands soil and the condition of
t.ie falrwajs Is now such that lb. re Is
excrj in.llc Uion that I'lne V.illcj s
preatc-,t problem will be solved
Tlie prounds arouud the oourje are
beginning to take on men spring co.u-
'""
-
JESS WILLARD STARTS
TRAINING FOR BIG BOUTf
.. . , , i mui i
o.cs IMVC ftliori uoumis wunout
Difficulty in ChicaRO
Gym
-ii s i.lu Wlll.iril In. nc
i llliniil'i iiu ii u -. t ii ..."" ........
VicRan his Kinnnbliiin Krlnel for the July
4th rulton h.ittle llo surprlseel lnliltues
t' the Arc.nle ejmiiaKlum hy Bolng tlu
f-hort roimels wltliout tllt!lcult Tony
Mekholr unci Carl Miller traded wallops
ith the champion.
Jesa plajed a neiw role cail to.laj
i;en lie lurneu in an .11.11 ni ami men
helped extliiKUlsh a blaze In his homo
, cre Tho ddnulB0 Wlls KiKi,t
Jaclt Curley, of New Y01K and eKe-
inieii;, .iiiie:.tit-ti 111 i-uiiii-ii iilu iwii.ij
jwlth Colonel Miller, promoter ot tho
Ward-Fulton match
"Jack'n not t'lnK tt horn Into this
, match," said the colonel ' He and Tom
1 Jones say Jess owes them Mime- monej.
I I'm dlscusslne a settlement with both
sloes
LONGEST PRIZE FIGHT
LASTED SEVEN HOURS
I Hie longest gloe iibih on rei orci was
pulled off at New Orleans, ,pru ii ibm,
between And Bowen and Jack lturke
The light went 110 rounds, lasting
scen hours and nineteen minutes, and
ended with a draw decision when
neither man could light any longer
Thero hao hcen a numbei of bale
knucklo battles. !ioweer mat lasccu
innppr lb.in ih, Itowcti-Hurke affali
The shoitest bout on morel was tnat
l,ol,..n Tlnllllnir N'e Isoll Htld Hill Itossl-
ter at Hare, 111, fought sixteen jears
Bgo esterda, wlien tlie nane puc inc-r
Jhn .Iiim ininph lii exaetl.v three seo-
'onels Dal Hawkins also claimed tlie
speedy knockout rccoru, nut iiaiue-
Hogan, who lefereed both battles,
de.-
clared Nelson had the shade
Notes of the Bowlers
Jim" liue.t on,- of n.l ton.utjnl
,ir.upnr tim. hold the r..rj fm both hiuh
; ..-.- ., .l uliierl. pni -rrl
I nrPP.EtIIlP loiritiii'' tin', ni'id'' .....-
nr$jp?
team ln tho j'niiaocipnia jmkuw mm
hlth wore of t.' pins for trine Bam Ami
flKurlng for the double roll n ho "Win
headed tne inwierc wiin mur-i r" "
t aointt down to indMdual tdntlc wmo
records ior me iai we . i-. - y '"';
i nlnn ere not hard to pet ind aditil more
ImireU when be tovpeil the alnkle PHinn
record for tfM While lie took three tlrslM
Jlm roiling did not carry opt ht tt am
for thf flvcman hlh at or I'ennBynHnJa
I Kntlroad team nutrolllnff tho MelroBO b ,o
lctn pins when they ran a grand otal u
'7.i nliiH MajeHtlt team finished thii.l
tltb 2S8rt and lifter fourth with JH .
1 v- m. tbn unknown roller was a loao
JV . j - .. ItVi (.nn nlna Thn lMt
.. i. uhno m.n iiru names among the
I honor roll and it proves the Interest now
, belnff tnKen Wth the maple toppiera in meir
, , w,ma ,, thA tlve man leacucs
uni.i.
OP IIOMW nil vvr.r.ie.
Howler League
1st
"tl 31 Total
Guest, I'hlla
K K M Kev stone
Hood Quaker City
T rucks Quaker City
Flood Philadelphia
Ilresset, Quaker CMt
1'ir.v Philadelphia
inn
..Ml
J.'R
J1S
mi
.114
inn
2JI1
tno
!14
211
1,1111
l,M
CHI
(117
(110
II 11
(111
mi
din
inn
1117
1117
mo
nnq
linn
1104
il.'
111 I
J1NI
'1S
.It
11211
111 II
.'13
j 'ii
1711
L'.n
ami
a is
jiii
inn
ani
ai
an
an
urn
sin
l"n
L'J4
17'l
Krazler Vhlladelphla
I Thompson K of C .
I IqT cf.
Pmeeiley Kevster
flenn Quslcer CI
City
stone ' A -J I
. f''5rf.-Qu?,ST,1.,' S,.. j i
I n,,nan irstane A .11
181
Pehr Philadelphia . KB
' "08
HmedlM. I'hlla.lelphla lel J4 H"
""" l'h.ladelPhhclUi. iu .
lllflll JlhMN ff'qiih;
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aiiT-
an'ii
LDJ'i
ansn
as in
SHI"
J7.',ft
ajoo
. I'enna , i inn
11 l-f 111.- r,i-
oil R(i7 mm
1)44 HU'I UMI
eini nnn hit
0S(l UH7 Ml
ll.'O mv 100".
)S I MH BT)
828 817 U25
J!!!". I"?.
iSSJiSQ ' .
, l'er Quaker cu
' Svvarthmore Q C
i Airasslz. Jvey j
--
-.'"".vl ' t.hii.Hii,hia Leaavie Muriay. 204-
"nn Driier i easie Smedley 213-2211. Ilun
fnr!, 813.500 Kevstone ''a " Camobell.
Sli'nnc t,i. "1S.220 Oeary 2U-'JJ4
TlerT 2i3-2in. Flood. 228-310 Ilresset J01
213, all of the Quaker City League
KivriLK uion s.rourn'i
Que.t. SU. Smedley 248 I'hll.ele Iphl a
v.V.iJ.. "44. Bank League Campbell, 238,
Quaker City Ouest 230, I'hllanelpnia.
FhlladelPhi. jlundrVrk 232. Drug Fr.xl.r
and Price. 220, Philadelphia
Journal Press, of the Curtis League, with
fmtr.rarne. lead over their nvM, ion
Pref.."?Snn"heJhamplSn.hlp in this lea.ru.
with .total of 40 wen and 21 loat in
the fimvl gam?. McOreaor. o( Post Tre...
ran up high score of 232 pins
Knterprlse. of ti rhlladelohia.Msil
HartwIrJ League, copped the . champ on.hlp.
havlna- a Pnal score of won 40 ana lost jj.
NortSlretheVa nSlahed second. Dlsston third
and Miller Lock fourth
Ifaneock Hosiery Mllli began flr s.rles
nf duck Pin bowllnsr or i th" ' taalno alleys
teisir lobk two out ef three from Tsm 2,
Pearson. IVrlsht and Bauro each had a.
Team j, re-arson, .wrij" . '-; -""-" ":
tiiiI flAMES MOUTH MLXTION
Frailer atl-i'J'l Flood. S.1S-201 . Zlr.
ill'm Carey 22tl-2in, Ouest 214-310.
Fir" '-0-ali nunVan 204-201 nillott
X2vT 4r. l?.H. Fehr a2.'-20 all
ALREADY IN MID-JUNE
PUTTER
Ing Around the lako lo front of the
clubhouse and dormitories the daffodils,
crocuses and tulips aro In full bloom
and on the dining tables were boumicls
i ii.umiK iiruuiua picked on the oouiso.
A nuniber of the c illdren of Hie club
iniiiiiii rs c.imo in wnii winierpreeii ber
ilcs and oer where there were slpns of
prlnp Judplnp finm appeal nnces, I'lne
Vnllc Is at least two weeks ahead of
this section of tho counln
I-ast Mar a subscription was tnlien
up to widen the road to the club from
the Iredell piopc-m and this work h,us
lust been compleuri This is u UIk boon
to those who po to and from Tine Vnl
lej In motorcars as the old rnart tluouph
tho dip to the tallroad tracks was so
narrow that It was Impossible- for two
cars polne In opposite directions to
pass
Conway Succeeds Hackney
Mllltin P Cimic. ic ulin emu lii ft,n
Indoor irnlf kplmnl ut Wun'iiLn-u i,iu
whiter, has succeeded .11m llaiknov n
the polf professional nt Aronimltil.
Hnrknev Is the new professional at the
N'urth 111111 I'Mlintrc llnl. I nu... ...u
foimerlj pio at Halifax and Klnpston
j,uap.i lY.mk James, who son,.
Sears apo was tho pieenkcrpi i nt the
old Iblmoiil Cricket flub bis loft
ionlmlnk w .lore he h.i been stationed
eei sinc-e the new course waB under
constiue tlon and his ncfrpteri a slmllni
position at tho I.tj I,u Temple' Countn
Club
Cahcrl Wins Commission
it Is Lieutenant fecll Cnlxerl now.
Ho h.cs Just won Ills commission In
tho aviation section of tho slpnal corps
and Is stationed at Atlanta Cecil, who
ranks amonp the best of the Mumper
polfers of Philadelphia and who linn
won a number of the moio Important
tournaments here, was in the cltv over
tho week-end Whllo at Atlanta he
plajed several i omuls with those vouth
ful sciiMitloml potfe.s from that iltv
llobbv Jones and 1'errv Adair nnd over
tho Druid Hills course Calveit shot a
"C, which Is Home scorlnp for a man
who has plavrri very little polf slnco
he left Aronimlnk
BILLIARD TITLE GAMES
WILL CLOSE THIS WEEK
Connor, Payne and Coar Will Play
to Decido the Local
Championship
I'li.tlrman Harry 1" e'llno, of tho louil
ceimmltteo of billiard plajcra who for
seneral months hae been engaged In
ai lolls competitions for the ambulance
fund to supply h!cles for use by lied
Cioss corps In l'ranco announces tho
two final Rimes, which it Is hoped will
determine tho clumplon In tho 18 2 balk
line amateur hnndlcip tourney which
has been In progress In tho Continental
Hotel parlor for tho last tluee weeks
Tho llrst game will bo between Chtules
Connor line? I' 'on tonight The
second gime will be between Connot and
I'an Tuesday night
hr.vNin.se; en- tiik pi-vakiis
w 1. r c w 1 i-1
1 onneir : ' 1 fl "' s"
i
Paj ne
,1 I 7'i0 nruckm r
a noil I'lfenh r
t I 210
cviier 2 a non I'm nn r i i 2io
Connor the leatTer has won from Doc
tor I'llenhelmer, 2ri0 tn 2'!-' the lattoi
being se rati h contestant with a handi
cap ot 300, the limit math Connor won
from niuchenmlller, 250 tei 217, and
be it Stllz 250 to lr7
Pnitci l'avne, the lowest handiiapped
plavcr with a 200 points pet game Im
port, won from Coar. "jnn to the lattei
II (his handicap being 2Ti0) Con beat
nrucKenmlller 200 to 232 (the latter
being reeiulied to score 2.10 points to
win) and also beat Poctor ITTenhelmet
200 to 295 but lost to Stllz 250 to 183
Coar has won two games and lost two
He beat Druche nmiller 250 to 248 and
won from Hoc tor I'ffenhelmer. 210 to
2C! but In turn was defected by Pano
iml btllz. the latter winning out, 250 te.
118 Sitllz had defeated l'avne, 250 to
'83, nnd beat Coar, 230 to 208 but lost
to Connor Druchenmlller and Poctor
I'ffenhelmer nrucKenmlller Heat StlU
but lot to Connor 1'ajne and Coar
Dea'tnr I'ffenhelmer beat Stllz but met
defeat at the hands of Connor, I'ayuo
and Coal
pLAN ATHLETIC MEET
... rittmiirv i -.Tff nmnTT)r
liN aiiI!iUUil O miiiuuni
Martin eKherldaifH tiame Is to I1p nn
In tht uorlc? of athletic for It Ih iilamud
to hold an outdoor athteth niOLt each
tar. to ho known iih tho hhtiidan me
morial meet This suggestion w.ih
brought before Prrrl A Mb h, preside nt
of the Interseetlon.il Athletic l.eaKuu,
and it was proposed that a i( t of nanus
to he held h the league at Ttltlt Park
on May .10 be deslRiiattd tht) tlrHt of the
memorial companions l'Uiw for this
mett have heen fosteud bv the Irish
vtn.ili in A e vvhuh l virtuallv out
of athletics because or tne war
NO ELEVEN-SECOND SPRINTERS
IN UNIFORM, SAYS JIM THORPE
Great Indian Athlete Of
fers Friendly Wager
That No Man in League
Can Turn Trick
JIM THOnPU, tho great Indian all
lound athlete, now pastlmlng In the
outer works of the GlantH, Is bkeptlcal
about thhese cdev en-second nun In base
ball uniform He admits ho can't run
the distance In dlamonel togs and he
goes further and offers to mako u
friendly wager that there Is not (mother
man In the National who can. The Hlg
Chief to expressed himself In a fanning
bee at Marlln and In the following lan
guage ' Thero are several men on our club
who gojlovvn to first at the rate of better
... ...... 1.... I .Inn. 1,...
ihnn eleven secjui us. uuv mum v hv-
lleve any of them can keep It up for the
Lentlre 100 jards Kiev en seconds Is fast
traveling, anu ll caicea nauims, m
that. When I was at my fastest In a
thrack suit I never could beat 10 l-5,and
I know I am nowhere near as fast nw
as I was during the Oljmplo games
"Some players lose much of their speed
when weighed down with a baseball,
or more especially a football, uniform
51 1 Pleasant, the old Carlisle quarter
back, was one of these. He used to run
away from me In the 100-yard dash,
though I could pick him up In the 220.
but In a football uniform I could beat
him. He waa a little fellow, and the
excess weight In the moleskins and
cleated boots slowed him up at least
a second on th 100 yards.
"Perrltt might run the 100 In less
than eleven seconds In a baseball uni
form, but I doubt It He Is the on y
one on the Olant team I would pick to
rnaUs, a stab at tt. Nor can 1 tWnk of
CI
TESTER GERMAN
IS TY COBB OF GUN
Former Ball Player Has,
All Trap Stars Faded
for Consistency ,
STARRED FOR 20 YEARS
Shontois haw- their real pood Mars-
just tho same as ball plijcrs but It Is
tho fellow who Is loe to the top er
In and war out who Is tated as the best
performer with the shntpuu
Lester Herman Is the T I obb of trap-
shooters, own If be rililn t reai h that
clt.sllUatlnn as a ball plaor,
(lei man Is a picifesslon.il trap-hot
Hrcal.Inp claj tnrpets In n buslnesa Willi
him lie know h bis business Yearly
for twontv cnrs Uerniin hia been pul
verllttp many thousands of clay "birds "
Not until ten venrs up., however, did
the Interstate Trnpsliootlrip Association
Ik pin to keep records There nro no
olllejlat i coiris of what trapshoolers did
previous to 1!I0S.
Has Decade Record
Cicmmi, Willi W II Crosbv and Kteel
elllbert aro the only three trapshuotera
who llpuio In the Interstate nverngo for
ten consecutive soars, unci in this tlina
Herman has a combined nverupe of
!i(162 on more than 60,000 tnrpets onlv
tvvlep In the ten vent did (lerman fall
below 'Ml pot cent Thtec- times has ho
bctterrcl a f7 nMMHffo, In fin t hla lart
thrri viiiih lup been his bout.
. nnlv's iierHU for ton jeara la
103J and lillhert for tho Hiinio period
ban nirrnRi .!4Su CroKby onco acr
aprd bottir than 07, and nocn times
bett umI 0G
i'hatlcy Spencer icallj has a pltghtly
better ncraRu thin Ucnnati, but ho la
listed only far nine .irs lie didn't
llguio In tho 1103 nxcrages In tho
nine ears ho compiled an morage of I
t77 Spenpcr wan oxer or, per ono
of the nine yearn, and twlco he parsed
ino j i iter cent maru i
Alawvtll Oiu'-Arni Crack
. .
limn K Tavor has bclteieel a .lii1
ncrrnirr. fur .,., v.ra nArn e'lirl,
average for seven years. 1 omer lark
"' ... js... , ... .,. v.. win iui nw
ears Claik is the onl professional
who ever touched Ii 'IS nuraco fur nnn
...it ' e!nnr,pn T....All ii... ....n-r.... .1
JVI.I UlUI hi' .UllAllVH, III," Ulll-tlllllVI. I
i,... i i ......... .i. ... m
n... ...,o ,iiri.ni iii-i... i. mu o i ii-1
i vin ie,r i'ii- iisi si jp.iiH '
I'lllllliS PCWClIllli (if I'lllt.llll-llilii.l. Il.li.
.. - '
uie- in -c average ior live vcais among
the amateur tiapshols with 0501 but I terdnv , as a parting salute to Texas aclmlttlnir a membir sna Uilv umi extra
the real classy avetage of the amateurs 1 1. rritorv Jess ,,- who camo to ?? tZ mmoei"tVo"n.l,oui.VI,,llmi,t 'Vil1
is the inie lompikd In Woolfulk Hinder- ' the l.lants vellh I.irrv Dovle from the number of tier-on to .100 thp nmtnlttea
son uf Ipingtoti, K Tor the thr.OHrnes In the deal for Herog. stood woull ronfln- the sale of tlrkit-- to mpni
veara prc.edlng l'U4 I.TneUiwin was utho Clever.ind crowd on their ears for J. "VX sS'TCt",,"" ."vVnVp 'whip"
profosslotial Hejolnitif; the umatntirH in Ip lnnlnp i would ho complete l from thn npproprlatlon
I'll l tin im.iu.l tliA uftw.i. ..nmu (.,i n I , ?f .V'r" m?defor the purpose Hrother John
fifiitn lihrh niiin li t'tir. ihi.i i. .L. i.r.. ii
e.( i iilnl til ii lit.t Ml n I rn TJ 'I'll fivn i oinu
In su.c'csslnn ho lies avenicred better
than '17 per cent ind has an average
of 'iTII fin four vcirs
or nn nn lour jcars
pni ITMIJI IV ATAlJIcirT
lyUliUllllilA li lllAlt.lV.nl
Ii-, Ti ire, TiinrTn nn I menci
'OK VAKIOUS COALlillib 1
Many Open Licrths for Sports Tcach-
cis at Hifj New York
hihtiution
Ceilumbia Is in the market for e oat lies
for foutbill, track and field basketball
swlmmli.c and water polo The- leslgtia
tlon of T Nelson Mete alt to accept a
tiosltlnn ns ellr'ctor of athletics nt (iber
lln College leaves vacancies in football
and trick afhleths Inisniuth ns for the
last tluee jcars be his been lo.ic.Ii of,
both teams i
Tho enlistnienl of Carl Memer last
fall left the basketbill team without a
dlieitlng heicl, cltbough .lohn Murra
was cutr.iKii) tu till the gip tempuiarllv
.Now tho enlistment of I'd Kennedy
makes It neeessar foi tho Illuo and
Will to lo get a nmi to Miprrvlso the
mv iinmlng and water-polo teams
The football, tr.uk ind bisketlnll
coaching propositions ale so bound to-,
gether than no appointment ill basket-
ball or trie ic will lie in icie until the quos-
tlon of who Is toeoach the football team,
Is disposed of i
LIT BROTHERS WILL
HAVE STRONG TEAM
Lit Bt other will ho rcpiesented on
tho hasihall field this ear h it strong,
llrst-rlif-s hemlprofoHsir.nal ttam Min
ager (lermon has hucteeded In beiurlnfr
Hiieh well-known plajerw as Ylm and
au of the Chinese tnini, Hud Fisher,
of Southern High; Kelly, lite of Wild
wood Hill "lub Joseph, of Karl Mnek h
wihiu i
ItalelRh ham
Hornet and leeley, of
Thorp and Kobliihon, of
Sallhbui Mil
Vlllanoa( and J&e O Xelll
Thla team will hao for its homo
games the, I- HR grounds at For.,-
iourui direct iinei i-arKsiao avenue They
, , , , ,
aro desirous of arranging h few games
uvvuy from homo during MHy and June.,
All teams vvlhhlng this attraction or of
booking gamese uddrehs II J
Munch
vvellcr president of Athletic
Assocla-
tion, Lit Brotherf, Eighth and Market
streets
JIM THORPE
any other player In the National League,
fast us are Max Carey, Jack Smith nd
other of the boys, who could make
eleven seconds on .a straightaway In
a baseball uniform."
It Is said that Thorpe will have an
other real sprinting rival ln the Olant
cast the coming Beason In Hots Young,
the peppery Texan Whose general work
In the preliminary going has been &o
highly, touted, , ,
3z j hdf n
- 'A; C
FKS WMWT .Vcw, W , v wewi. erA 4.M W
CONDITION
IF earl Memorial Game
Tickets Are on Sale
. Tickets for, tlm Mllllnm CI. Menrt
Meniorlill lnlrlilll rnme, whlrrli will lie
lilmeil liett sumrdm ufternnmi a I the
rlilluilrllililn Nnlloinil Lrnmie Hull Turk
brtween the AthMIr nnd I'lillllra, were
ilrrd on sale todn at lullillnit's mill
lllmliel's. . Thr iirlee of the ticket".
vclihil InrlinleH llic war Inx. Is from
llllrt irntii to XI, 10, Tills lll lie thr
llrnt nniienrnnci" of the urnnon of either
I mm In lldn rlt).
WHITE SOX HAVE HARD
TIME DOWN IN TEXAS
i 'earn The veteran Scatterpoori and
ur.l,1 rl.,: . -n t j Deputy lCccne, of l'ennsjlvanhi. Assem
WOVld UiampiOllS Glad tO blv, expressed fraternal sentiments, tho
Leave State After Losing
Six of Eight Games
.
PAATPQ
V-"A'--- J
NEWS OF THE
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(Iklatinina fill, )kln April S
The While Sot went out of Teas
, , , ,
tod.lj IuppliiR a casualty list of six
frames lost and two won amonp tho
I-o..e Star teams. Tort Worth pins-
tersd tliem with another slilltout Sun-
. .. , . ,,
eia$ .1 to 0. rllrher Whitlaker doled
out threo hits The champions play nt
Norman, near hero. toda.
si, I oiils, prll S,
The flist pnmes of Iho eltv series stood
In favor of tho Hrowns today The.v
,1,pftl lno Notional !aKuer8 2 to I Sun
inj 'inmT i jM tiprmim niinwoii one
hit
a Klnctf bv tletzel but hla Hlldnpii , n,n lljtuaI umjrBtlon that tin rAmllil tt a
1,(,"h: 'J, ' c ," ' , ...! L!Jr i "T' nimo bromht to mtnd the spirit lin
UtteO n tun Isiirl Smith tracked I pnrtance an 1 pnwvr ut v Inunor'al phllati-
permitted
a homer off Ma, uhu hurled foi tho
iardlnaln
Dentins;, N. M., April S.
Thp f'hkaRn Cubs were nn the road
to lIutiHton today nfter flnlnhlnff their
small tlinn nhcdulo by beattnp a Camp
Cody hum here 8 to 0 Tlooldo Klnir
Lear frit the hind of iron military
dlsclpllno whetx ho was ppcorted from
lup llc1 n nn nrmed guard afttr a
m,Irl eIl ,u the umpires
(iHiaiionin titt, Ohia., April s
The Cincinnati Heds danRled on thn
short end of the n ore again brio ye
terdax laMng a G to 'J beHtlnir. The
short end of tho re or., nmln linn v. I
,... ,., ," . , ,, , ,. v,
tcr"'u Inking it 5 to 2 beating. The
on,y ,)rrak ln , monntonv f tll0 pamo
.H tun IlOMinrs 1,- Vo.inl, iiii.l llnll.
mlltl f, ,p T1(;ir, nn(1 onc 1)y j,aiJct
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iiuiiMiin, i April i
i ne i, iints ve nippc el tlie eiij ugnt o
itf Tlla SriDttl.ir .niwl tlin nllinf tlfiti
t out
Innrltf
iiinnj
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Annies on tne leveanel team uere Ms-liim,
prtnnhurK, s (, April R
'I lip Fonth Kimc uf Iho Ynnkro-
"raves series will be tdaved hero to
',' ., 'S'im "' p of ," ?n,V . ,r "? ,0
l""1 I,rnNoq "now F0"10 "K''t before the
series Is over So far the V have been
nn ru-.y ic iiai licit i M-u iierii Koon mil
I'lho series stnnds six games to nono
i, .,.,,. , ,.,
tu In l ill r,f tin, VimW na ,Clli ft. tt tvum
. , " .'.."". "-""
1" Play, sn the New Workers have It
Won alreatlv j
I SAYS MINOR LEAGUES
; WILL BE HIT HARD
Dick Kinsclln Declares Majors
0. K., but Says Little
Ones Will Suffer
lloomlng the major leagues and pre
dicting "rough sledding ' for tho big
minors, Dick Klnsella, one-tlmo presi
dent of tho old Springfield Ihrce-Hjo
League Club, hangs crcpo on tho th inces
of tho minors the
llttlo fellows In
,,,.,, ,,,, .,
'"""''all this jeir.
"ThciP aro tllll too nunj peoplo in
terested In the game to Interfere) with
lllie major leaguea this su niner," he
said. "Hut 'trootl nlcht for the bush-
wackers The big minors are going
to have a. tough tlmo of It Tho fnns
prefer tho hlgh-grado ba&chall and will
he glad to pay tho differenco to tuUe
11 trlii to iseo u hlg league teim In action
rather than stay at home and seo a
minor league bquad perform "
Klnsella, who Ih at present n hcoUi.
for tho Now York Giants, denied the
possibility of an Illinois State League
It actually m ide him laugh when ho
was shown htorles published regard
ing It
"There uouldn t ho enough people at
tho bill itirltH to 1111 a fiatiron build
Ing shoe-shining bhop They won't
.orm, " They nt the genuine
; : , " :, ... ,
Inopportune for start ng a State minor
iMiuen
-'j,0 rediclH the GlantF will cop the
pennant In tho National Leiiguo thla
vcar.
CHINESE QUIT CREAV
AND TAKE UP SOCCER
Columbia h hlnes oarhinon hie de
Hrrtcd row ink fnr Koocer football Tho
Chlnceo oarsmen found that Jim )tlct
lias 1.1s hands more than full attending
to tho teKUlar arnltv and freshmen
crevvrt and had no tlmo to spend on them.
According they tuio deserted tho
i revs and lime organized a iwi-cer team
Thev hae heen prai tlclng dally In Van
t'ortlandt Park for the iHRt week and
expect to play the tlrit of a series of
regularly scheduled games this week
K I j Kwong Mho Ih, or uas, cap
tain of the Chines crew, Ih tlio leader
of tho soccer team nnd other plaers
aro U II Yip. Y C Leo and T. N Leo
Y C Leo was a member of tho Colum
bia wrestling team In the season Just
dosed.
Sports Served Short
Harry Velter has told friends In Mon
terey that he will not plav professional base
ball this jear Tho Cib ojtneMer has
landed a job with the standard Oil Com-
Eany at Taft, that is the equal of anv base
all berth which settles the talk of Wolter
signing: with Sacramento or any other Coast
League club.
In-Hler lAiinlng. who plaved for a while in
the outfield for the Athletics In 1V10 Is to
play the coming season with the risk. lied
Tops, of Chlcopee Falls, Mass Lannlnec
Played In the outfield for the New Haven
club of the Colonial ln-atnie last jear He
captained a team at Weslejan In his college
oas
Armando Marsatl. the Yankees' c'uhsn
plaer who failed to report will Join the
team Wltnin two weens accoroing CO wora
received here by Manager Miller Muggins
brottr Mcmteltli. manager of Johnny
Dundee, announced last night that the
little Italian boxer Is n a critical con
dition at the home of Ms mother-in-law
with pneumonia.
ftergcNint 1oii Cadore, lsts of the Brook
lyn Nationals now of the Fifteenth Com
pany. Ki-'d Depot Jirlgade. and a student tn
tha training school for officers broke up
the game at Camp Upton between hla
brother students and the picked team of tht
37th Negro Infantry by knocking two home
runs In an Inning,
Krnfi.1 Brail, the golf professional, made
a hole In ons In tbe course ot sn amateur
professional match at IMnshurst. It came on
the ninth hole ot the championship course,
Tha distance la HO yards This Is the third
hols made In one there this season.
KUwarU ("Hull") McCleorr. 1010. will be
Pennsylvania mate s assistant football
eosch next fsll
He will handle the back.
neio
low,
field retell under then dlreejtlon ot Pick Har- I
, iviAi tne, uvau emevei,
UNDERD0WN ASSEMBLY
A. 0. M. P., CELEBRATES
Deputy Jacob Jordan at Pro
gressive, Greathoad at Pass
yunk Assembly News
Nnne C l'liilnnlnun AciAmlilei evne
ellteel a busv session to nmkn vvnv for I
.11 ii lra, "erwion w maao vvay lor
the l-idles Ono candidate was admitted.
Ilrothers Ilurton, Marks nnd Decker re
ceived honors as tho largest producers
elurlnp the llrst quarter The Ilnnnco
conmilttee was authorized to Invest In
war-savlnps stamps and I.lberts Honds
fimn available funds Tho recorder has
offered to every producer of three candi
dates u $B wnr-sivlnps stnmp certifi
cate The cntettalnment committee was
Instructed to prepure an event In tho
nature of a testimonial to the bowllnp
latter promising for the next inectliip
of fnderdown a delepntlon of twentj or
more from the l'cnn e'lub
(halrman l'ullcnk Mailer Arllsan liar-
thoiomew and Huperlnteiidcnt nidenour of
Ni. John's AaeemWj. uunn In tho Iniereet
"f the sreat unlcin rally at l.u l.u irmnle
"'"t month llrother I'ollock expUinlna the
111 tailed iirrritlirf-mentR Itrinnlni llur-
Smith hml eairlcil his motion of liavltic the
i inlr ofneera net as a i omtnlttee lo re-pr-
It - ent the aaaemhli In this ninienient Itrothi-r
I e cm llifner who umi. up from Atlantic
I ,,',,,.t via rnrdlnllj itreetid as was Harrj
'Litter who had been 111
I Mwut Jin persons enlovcd a high class
j itt'rVm'ra KJi ToimodTa.k
n,h.n VlX tfriffl1 J???.
1 1Wnt1 "mmitteimen William S Walker
'William Jt Cotter and John Marlcln wern
iommendcd for the success f ti, cnter.
cainmciu whie h cnminenioraled tho eight
eenth onnlersar of the asaembb
I he viiij rnretlm.- will lm taken to clrand
i raiprnin Hall ana ic liou'euarmlnK
t r-Mpelon will be held, to which eminent mrm
i ners or ine order Kev stone. I
rocrcsallc nnd
oth' r nsicmblb a,
will be Hulled
VrpprfplM? sA(mMy s
nltintlon nf St- I
phi ii 1 nnl Bie opporrunlM In prtFntni;
th imttu i for Dppun Jnnlriii s ini nloiiH
thronlst, (Jlrard nnd hla lust nm that
u mi iiiurifii pi,iianiiiropi?i n Ktirueii in
more amuslnt, than vrlout ufpMt. Brother
.lordin respond Ins to a hearty Erertlnsr
trie J tr mlnlml?.r the importance uf hli
t ounce t Inn with the assem hh hut prom
lM ti Httenr) vwr tneetlns thl-t oir and
npieulrd for a Rfneral spirit of nm toKither
nrtUltv tie inmmendfd Hup rlntf ndnit
Ilorke h Initiatory work and tmphawlynl
the Important of tmnnmlve dllerv of the
ritualistic aerlre !!' nald he would tlemon
atrite at the nnxt iiuetins If ixrinltted, hH
Idea of the rtndltlon of the servire in tho
thr e rhilrs An old brotlnr expressed thn
nptnlnu that of all the Ure axfemhll)s of
the order No t necdetl the Rretitut In.
vplratlon and influent p to awaken the dor
mint spirit for the ai tomrllahnif nt of hit?
imnfrs ami inai me fount nail now twen
""I'l'lleel. Ha tharpiinon I1111.I tilsi motion ear.
rie-n time me reroreje-r in- inmructi"i to ex
tanil In MrUInc to the M 1J the
i,,,nk of the .fmiily fur ih- Hiiiiuiniinent
"'... '":""' U",,,V'
OI Hrother Jnrd in ini iiuiiiiiiikuhiiimi ia j niimiuiu v mi, ii -
Chnlrmin elartllnit made a rpport for the " ,ln" If "nt Incrense ln the membership
rpprpsentiitlves on th annual session of th. before January 1 lie-xt anil the, elianers
l I. Asa-mhlv referrliiK to ihn full ne re much In favor of realizing these, fomi
eount In Hip l.vtsiMi imhiii I.rnom. n Imp" Iirotbpr Stevpnson, who la re
iilno reportid fur tho pntertainmpnt re in- ' aponaihli more than atn i thpr one nn mlier
...lis.. .. i. .. -I. - . . i. i.i. fntathu orral unrlf in vr iliknnl ML' 1h efnlin
l,,,i I,, ii.- i ,.,. i i,u,. iw,i... nn
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iilxo reported fur thn entertainmpnt n tu. '
mltte on the- annlveriarv of the assi-mblv.
i 'atln that tho wnt would be held at the
"ntel A lelphla on Mav 1 with 11 prnarratii
,nf hluiro ntertalnment daneinc an 1 oil -
n hiu(rn i nte-rlHlnnipnt i aiirlmr
n.n .imr i.piul. i mi c,,r - n,vi
1 Kolh Roiuht h inotton to restrict the ev-
jtenu to the Hfisemhij to the amount of thp
Impropriation hut on appeal of Hrother Hill
I,lpie the assembly oted lis confidence lu
tlie mnnaKenu'nt of tht tommlltee
eln lbs projosltltn of Cashier MaeCrntKpr
tint Sloo be nut Into wnrnuvlnas atainns.
I aim nil- d hv Hrother Kolli to inakp It $"oO
laminil'tl n Hrother Kolli to tnnkp It I oo
! an 1 ala ()() In I.IUrty llomls the assm
lil voted to make the Investment from
"- . -".'i. "' "'"".' ''' n, ",,,,, ,,, 1,1111,
HVallablp eaali run Is vieiilorlHl servlrp vvu
h. Ill for tbps.i eipreaiiPrt brotliera rrnlerlel
nnkp Thnmiis J llncnes Prank 11 I
Metrilr Jacob P Moycr William he hmllt
and Mux Inkh r
cordial rc( entlon whs an orded these
brothers from Anollo Aicmlil Master
rtlan William T Wlldp upTlntcndAnt
ti W 1 urnbull liippt rtnr UoIm rt Ilnnale
Irspph A Short Al OeJ enhLUdrr, ri n
I rnlherman C I.iramle V K Klh Ic
and J r Whker Urothir Wilde extended
an invitation to Apollo a I idlB tdtrht next
month lnpei tor Horn or j'rospi rt I'arli
expressed dHappoIntment at the pon ippear
an e of about one thirl of th memberhlp
of bis aa mlih w hnn preem waa In
ti iided to hennr their eminent fellow Hrother
Tnnlnti, on his entrant aa dput In Fri
urensle Hrother laniea Marlntlr of Ches
i ter Auwm'iU and d put over Proioe t
i'ark preftrred to sin it nln nentlmental
mfcs rainer man ni iwe a Rpeevii i'at
Master ITeld" told how ( hent r Aniemblj
bavin,; Juft taken In elttht tnndldktea was
ic'dnir In for bin results and Hrother Marr
of SnuthucHtt rn ninpraivdateil No t on
posse8inn of Hrother Jordan Hrother Ora
iMm. of St John wen taken unawares
I ut made referent e to the attendant e at
the Inst tn ettnjj of hb Hssemhlv aa beln-"
onl 1".J, a tonall percent litre of th total
membership a statement mail? oldentlv
w 1th sorno tlereo of Natlnfartlou, as hli
Itlance around the room revealed a reason
for comparison highly fa orable to his
HSernhU
Hetldn polos b Hrother Ttartmin, the
nu irtet presented the feat nro of the eo
nlns In a aoncr written bv Brother Jor
dan entitled 'Keep ProcreiUe (Joint: ti
the tune "Keep the Homn Klre Hurnlntr,"
the Hrsemhl lolnlnar In tho chorus und
warmly arfilaudlng the author
PisHunl. Ashembh arew out nearK J00
members who heartllj comnn nded tho In
itiatory work of Chair Officers Moore Olb
non and Messlneer One mrd member wae
enrol ll Tho new deput the lelnet
(Ireatheud wan enthuslasth aIIj greeted and
he responded in hii tenderlv smpathetlc
and Impresl,) way. cxpreaslnff his eratl
tude for the floral remembrance when be
whs too HI to bo present nt the previous
meeting Past Master Polio k moinpHnbd
by Superintendent Hldenour of St John a
Assemblv was present to nubmlt the propo
sition of the union rally of assemblies next
month The assembly promptly voted moral
nnrl fIrinnnlM.1 nld and a committer mm-
poBed of th thalr officers wan appointed to
co-operate in the movement last Maater
,,7
kntPFnrlnfl AasftMnhlv. nf M,hlrh hn Is dimit
nnd of forty-two men tr Ialmra Assembly,
It m nnnoumed that Paasyuuk would taUo
a deletrutlon of posulblv stenty-flvo to
Chanter Acscmbly on April 2S
Heforfier 1'nnnps rpno ifmn oi ureev
Inn and appreciation from oun members
ailed to arms and reported that bo was
In touch with all the armv bov A flue
.iiMetlHe show was enloved This utsetn-
blv Is surelv growing In numbers Influ
ence and enthusiasm in tho good work at
hand Htld will make a determined effort to
win out In class 11 in tho membership and
theatre party contests
l.ureka Assemblj entertained Master Ar
tisan Marmlon Hecorder Gunther and Dep
uty Currens, of Oak I.ano Assembly who
had some good things to say A W S H
society waa formed with Master Artisan
Walter A Meweg aa president and Recorder
t.ordon llutterworth as secretary The as
sembly decided three months ago to Invest
In two $." war certificates every month this
vcar Kureka- pitching experts beat cut Oak
Lane In a quoit match
ltadlant Star Assembly had an unusually
good attendance brought about to some ex
tent through tho clever but hazardous Idea
by Recorder Macreeters of communlcitlng
with the wives of absentees. Whether In
some cases tho presence was due to lova
or fear ut either end of the trip to the
hall was not divulged However, the re
corder has neivi) enough to threaten a fol
low up letter If conditions do not come up
to expectations The new deputy V. K
Shearer, of Underdown Assembly has fur
nished a placard star with slxts black ravs,
to which will be added an Illuminated ml
ray for every candidate initiated He also
stirred UP stagnant blood by leading the
singing of popular songs Hy Invitation of
this assembly. Deputy Shearer will bring a
delegation from Underdown to the next
meeting
llrother David W. De Haven was In
stalled as recorder of Commonwealth Assem
bl. No U succeeding llrother Curtis P
c.l,r realo-netl. transacting the duties cf
that position In a very capable manner One
candidate was admitted and one petition
, presented Master Artisan Andrews Is very
enthuslsstlc, and predicts Commonwealth
will make a forward movement this year
Metropolis Assembly, No 40 of New
Torlc city was visited by M E M A.
Chalmers and M 13 Recorder Cox, and
there vvas a good attendance of the mem
hers. Including our genial friend George
Msgowan beveral visitors from other assem
blies were present, some of whom expressed
their Intention of connecting with the New
York assembly llrother Charles I, Paulus,
a past maater of Pennsylvania Assembly
presented bis credentials as deputy and was
given a hearty reception.
the new committee on extension and weirs-,
recently BDnolnted bv M K M. A.
Krank A. Chalmers held its Initial meeting
on Friday evening last The committee Is
composed of Ilrothers Charles W McCon-
nell chairman. Alien i-. cox, eecr-cury.
VVlllam II X'OIIOCK, rrvn it ueiyin, c.
Lamar Hahurst. George M. Miller. Frank
O Treston Walter Chsrrlere, J R Y
ulakely. William F. Voorhees. Herman
Meyer Frank A Chalmers. The committee
Islet out plans for consideration of manv
mstters of general Interest to the order, tend
will hold regular monthly meetings for dls--....inn
The brothers are thoroughly alive
to the work and some geod results are
bound to come from the development of
I suggestions and plans this year-
Jirottpr Ol'n. IC Sou. a welUowirq ft-
trnal Uwrer, died uddnlr on Wednedr.
April a. after brief lllneaa, of pneumonia,
II WR eounnel for the fraternal Aid
tJnlon which absorbed tlio Ileptaaoph and
tho Kraternal Myatlc Circle, and had a
remarkable ennerleneo In the field of fra
ternal law. He waa born In Queen Anne
County Maryland, fifty-four jeara aao, and
after brine educated In tho Itattlmore law
school be entered politic, representing- hla
dlntrlit In tho Ntati- I,caJlature, and wa
t'lty Bollcltor of llaltlmore Ilrother. llryan
was an actlce member of the National
fraternal Consresg of America and a atrona
debater Juat prior to hla death he was
rnthuaiaatlcally maklnir arranacmenta for
tho aeaalon of the National Fraternal Ton
areas to be held In thla cltv In Auruat
next, havin? been annolnted br I)r It. II
clrrard president of the congress as ehnlr-
mhn of the local rommluee on arrnnae
m(,n jte wa, n mtm, 0f at. John'a
Asjembly.
The "flreatbesd Helen ' will make a
strona try for honors In the memtershlp
content f.ehigh feels sure of vvlnnlnit out
In e lass D llnrtram and l'aasiunk will
lake ,ar- of Tlass II Had Ion llelahla feels
I Iff enough lo walk away wllh Class II nnd
llartnonv. Northwestern or Adelphi Is bound
to be virior In Olaaa C
GRAND REGENT AT
FRANKFORD COUNCIL
Boom Session Sets Pace for
Progressive Councils in
Royal Arcanum
TYniiKfiinl Council h 'biff night' on
Friday eoNfng 'n a complete mitceBB
The rcrcptfon to tho puetH w.im carf
fully prepired and tho many features
were smoothly carried out Two appli
cant wero upproed and ready for In
duction, ono n,H Initiated fle petition!
read and twonty-ono cards deposited.
Tho large, ell-appolnted quirtera were
comfortably filled
The Inltl-itory rprrmon was ronrtuctrd hv
llvffpnt Krnnt IiAllt. of the IX A Mnlmt
CMub a dpcrren tram w tilth mi tie an 1m
prpl pp"ir,inr- in thp powna loanni 1j
lonl (nuiiilt fnr thin nrnnlon OfHii I I.
He
B nt Norton prr r.trt tl newly nirtil
broth.r with rniiU t uttnn in lilt UP"tlall
hnppy manm r and fitT h pxpr?ippf! hit
appreeUtlon for tlie splendid w orli an! the
ciorioui promt a tor l rnkior I i nuneii,
I'ajit Orand lit snt Arthur It Uaton was
In Rood trim tut somewhat In a hurrv,
which all exeerdlncH regretted Brother
Katon ban a magnet U fat ult i f nmuHtng
his hcareri and partbulirh when touching
upon ptrlntlni The at iktra wero cor
dially receed and appret la ted hut none
more than the council a own orator Holme
who holds down hi title and station bv
a full measure of Intellietual ability
(lrand Orator Htoklnsvr dwell, d pirthu
arlv upon th honors Krnnkford is ton
frrlntr upon tho Philadelphia dhtrlrt bj
lt present looin a shining exnmplo for
eerv council In l'hlladelphli Itegent Bailey,
of Philadelphia Louncll nnd President t'ul
tiert of tho It A Dining Club rxpreaed
their heartv congratulations. Other dlgnl
lnries present were Supreme IlepreBentatle
Mexjnder V Nh holas of lvnnlanln
Council D D U R Tharlei V alter, of
To nh ("ounr 11 Charles J Ooldimlth, of
Guarantee Council Joepn Whltnker, of
1'. nn.xlnnla Council c O Prowert. of
Philadelphia and tleorge Milrer of
Prankford t ouncll The slogan of the pres-
mt administration of l ranaroru council i:
licitif-H ttmthrr Stcvpnson. who la
"-. ., .L , , ,, ,,
anonallili more than an i thar. on mi mlier
forth- itrtnt work in re jm-natim: tnis roun
I'll wan rontrritulated upon all aldea and re.
ff d much cneourajjement from thp meet- l
itifiF nnd the wrm concratuUtlorm from
l.rml Ilpirpnf N'oreen The usually Bond
smnlips ' and bountiful refrcshmpnts ln tho
' rathskellvr, ' h rpstllar festure with
Vrankfonl e lovd the heat and most en
thulastle mpclInB In the history ot I'rank-
furd C ouni II
The Associated Counells of Philadelphia
and vMnlty e losed their fiscal vesr with
a thrpp Ht.ii attraetlon on Saturdav evenlmr
lust VV hlli some attention hail Iippii dirpetid
tn maki this a bier patrlotle mnt clrand
Hi pent Jamra K N'orton, howevpr proved
1 1 lie tin frreatpnt iittrartlon dpllverlnc
one of his finest .fraternal addresses. Inter
spersed wllh blbllial quotations This his
tlrs1 vIMt to Ihls assiiliitliin resulted 1r siieh
a tironounied sueeess that the (rood of tho
orrlpr committee Is arraniilnB for an earlv
.n - 'uiu "' ,.."!", ,',"."", " ' . ,w v.
or itcd with third I.lbortv Loan anci ttintt
Postpra The war address vena delivered bv
, ...,. .,-,, u ,-.....c.h
return visit Tho meeting nan was ar-i
sergeant Major Wells of tho Canadian
k Torres Ho dwelt consldprahlj upon the
tortures to war r rlsoners nnd tho beastly
treatment In women bv the brutal Hun
ercrdnt Major A ells has a fncultN of In
IrrspTslns hla narrittvea wun Humorous rx
uirtpnTM and h uarnily umlaudd
Hrother AIlui 1 Cox, thalrmm of th
f internal dhUlon of the thrift and Ravines
(ommlttpe mnne a stirrinc appeal ror ron
Heratlon and tho inauguration or thrtrt so '
lUtlpa in ery It A toumtl Th entiro
ntoi k of llti ruturo wun deposed f unit rood
n sullH tnust surely iniiou nroiner i ox
who (h a distinguished oltlrpr of the Ar
tlsnns Order of Mutuil Protntlon, referri d
ry kludlv to the ut e(i of the It A tn
dentlnK the alms of tho niemy of fraternal
insurance utul his adJrtss as ptj heartily
appro' latrd
'1 he or ent officers were i If re-elected
for another term AV J StoIlnffpr. of
tluarantre Coum.ll preldent Joseph A hit
nker of pennajlanla ( ounrll le presi
dent lames It Pinkerton. of renusyUaiihi
rune II treahurer, 1 F II Hellor. of Haver
ford Council eiretan The third Liberty
In in was thorouchlx diseussed and tiery
repri srntntlo urjjtd to nllt his rouncll In
the uKtfrtssle tampalBn for suUm rlptlotia.
Supreme neprcspntHtlve W T VVallarp, of
Ionic- founrll nrresente-d the lloyal Ar
innum Kt the nuptlnir of the local me-m-li-rs
of thi tlftlcth annlvi-rsarv of tlie trfne
flrlal nrRanizaztlons In thn assembly risini
of the e'hamlier of Commcrcp Thv me-thoil
of ie-Ibratlon anil ths ele-talls connected
there-ii Ith werp ellSLiissPci The celebration
will trek- plarfl In this city In the latter
pirt of Vuitust at a tlmo when tho Nation il
Fraternal Conaress will hold h convention
hero Iho event will bo the greatest demor.
siratlon ever attvmpted hy the united fra
ternal societies ot America
Areanlsn Council bad an at homo nlsbt ln
Its council chamber Iteuent Alrey pre
sided Several members from Oakdalej Coun
cil deposited their membership cards at
this meetlner and wire made to feel nt
home bv the ofniers The eecretary an
liouneed tbet other cards are epei ted at
the net meetlnec The thrift und vcar
savin? soeletv was perfeeted and tho lnetu
hers urized to assist this and tho third
I.lborty I o.in campalirn to the limit Past
Itegent New tun and elranil Orator Stoklncer,
of (Guarantee Council responded to the call
for approprlato talks to the members from
Oakdale who will add considerable, strennth
to the worMoir force of Arcanlan Council.
Tho newcomers are ull dependable workers
Tho usual ctsars and refreshments were
served.
Guarantee Council suffered tlie absence of
Secretary Charles cloldsmltb and the duties
wero assumed Li nroiner J 11 Maize The
death of Hrother Jicksou was reported and
proofs of lUIni are In prep erection The
. council was honored by u delegation of
D O retrents ns well as several mem
hers who made encouraging addresses and
promises tor better attendance llrother
stoklnger expects to have a flag presenta
tion at tho next session of thi cuum II or
the first meeting In Vlaj He urged tho mem
bers to b.u Ic up the thrift and war savings
stamp so1 iety and prepare for an aggressive,
lampaign for tbe third Liberty Loin Talks
from Rrotbers Walla, e and Walter of Ionic
Council Hnd llrother Stewurt from Arcan
Ian Council were enjoied The remarks of
Hrother Wallace embr.icid u report on the
preparation for the fiftieth anniversary cele
oration of tho founding of the tlrst fraternal
Insurance society In Ami rlca to be held
here In August and Invited the council's co
operation In this event The evenings enter
tainment wis closed by a lecture on the
"Weather" bv Hrother I D. Maize, of the
Weather Ilureau
Chester Council entertained I) Tl (1 n.
Charles Walter, of Lansdowne, In hts nfflelal
capactt) The council has bad a real esse
of patriotism far some time. Inspired by
nine ot Its members in the Government
service It Is Identified In every movement
toward flnanclns the war and earing for the
noys in tne irencnes as wen as cnose in ens
hospitals The Inauguration of u thrift and
war savings society is the latest move, while
arrangements will soon be made for an
nggresslve campaign for the third Liberty
Loan nonas in tne council ana city secre
tary llrewster ond Collector Palmer, to
gether with the staff of newly elected soune
officers are entitled to a great deal cf
credit for their splendid tnorc in raising
funds for our country
In the matter ot the financial condition
of tbe order, this further statement is madet
Recognizing ss thev do, and deeply ap
preciating the spirit of fairness which ani
mated without exception the officials of the
several departments the authorities of the
lloal Arcanum nevertheless express their
deep regret that tbe examiners felt con
strained under their construction of the
governing Massachusetts statute to exclude
from valuation assets certain credit Items,
to which we call attention
' Liens against outstanding certlflcates of
members paying on the halt-cash basis were
not admitted as assets to the ertent Of
11 ssi) ooo, no credit waa allowed for gen
eral fund fu1 real estate amounting to
It 3D 8 JO, haiV.A,securltles belonging to the
emergency tesdraVevn valued at their par
value InateadHVmarket value on September
80, 1(117. we vefTuld have been given an addi
tional credit of 1424,073. total. II. 700. 70V.
"It la obvious that If the abovvs Items
had been allowed ss assets the result would
have shown a condition of actuarial solvency
of more than 100 per cent and an advance
over me valuation or one year age.
"The possession ot a large amount ot
cash assets doubtless Imparts a warm and
comfortable feeling, but even In Insurance
money Is not everything. The greatest
asset any fraternity ran possess Is th
loyalty and confidence of Its members.
During- Its first twenty years of existence
the Royal Arcanum lived literally from
hand to mouth, raying claims as they ma-
tor .1 and
msklng no aavanoe provision
whatever for the certain Increase In ourh J
rlsima as the members grew older ana their
death rate Increased. As everybody en m
now. In tho. light ot the experenc,of It.
eWCOtu! tw-atr ye, walla th srd
ruar woes
addlnnr thousands dally to Its lUbllllfoa, ripi
pre-v
vision Was made) Tor tneetwr themr eitherT
than
of ex
tha uncerlalri and Ineaullabl devrcea
of extra eaaeasments yet )n, that dav lh
confidence hnd
loyalty of the membership
was absolute
Lapsea wera so few aa lo bes
m-Klialble.
iraai deal of rrrrultlnir work,
ntarlty by the memlier throiiffhi
aeai oi recruuina; wors,
y by the member thraueihi
waa done volu
rura lovs of the order and their lejio-
man and accfinlons to the mnk wvre a
Urce Hnd constant n to defr for rAr
throuvh ttro influx of ntr itnd youn Uvc
thp penalty due to nn unscientific plan
'Ilut now wo have bpfor us the report
of a aeArchlnx and Impartial examination
of th order, conducted by thrra of tho jtrMt
Insurance dcppirtr&entii of tho country we
hao tho assurance by theae examiner pf
thn aolvrnt condition of the order, attained
only after a strung! first rntered upon
hearty twenty years bro Thin assurane
in roupled with a statement of the need for
..ulMlnj: up and rejuvenatlna- tho rrrembf
whip through thn Introduction of new Uvea,
It In unthinkable that in the face of auoh
a report the member will proe lax nt
Indifferent to trio only condition Imposed,
bv tlirj examiners as n nnulrement for tha
order's permanent sohency and prosperity
that 'h reasonable addition to Its mem
iHTahlp secured a recrultlnif task
which throughout tho existence of the Hoy a I
Arranum has len nssumed as a prlvllca
and a dut) bv the membership and ss suohi
fflllhfutly fulfilled and wo confidently an
tlrlpato thn fonttnuanre of this devotion
on the part of a loyal constituency,"
THE MACCABEES
Reviews nnd Central Committee
Active in Woman's Association
Hetay Uom Iteiew, Kranhford and
Allegheny Renues, Mrs. (J A H. Kng
lind commander, reports ecen appllcaw
t!on? at the last meeting, with Deputy
Assistant Anna Jt. Steelman vell in tho
lead on applications secured The week
of April 15 Is gleti for a theatre benefit
for tho patriotic fund and at tho last
ineelinff In April It la expected to hae
Philadelphia Hclcv decree team ln
Itlato a class for the piesentatlon to
tircHt Commander Iounfabury at tho
May part
Ke atone Itelew Plft) third street and
llavrrfurd aenue Mrs V M Helma com
tnander. will hold n patriotic rally on
Thiirfitfl epMlnir Anrtt Ts. with Mr fiMlth
Held as ehatrinnn Keystone held a nhort.
meeting ttlng hosteHu to central commit
ten which turned out sixty strong, ritid
with two out -of town Msltors and tho
1i dies of Kejstonv i lght five mmbera
partook of the ext ellent luncheon at the
ni of tin meeting
supreme i hrj-daln Burgln "121 Brown
street aHlMed h Mlse A P. peril, wilt
entertain central committrn for the April
meeting on 1 rtday evening April 10, nnd
tho May meeting will be held at the homo
of Mrs Ituh Th lor JO i N'orth Proad
street, while the. June .meeting will to held
at the homo of Mr Puller In Muores
Olrard lteiew Tarkwny Hutldlng J!ra.
Martha Attcra ommander reporta nix ap
plications at tho last meeting and four can
dldatca obligated H made arrangement a
for a rrogrpsfllve noe!tv party to be held
on Ma for the heneflt of the patriotic
part and It extend .1 cordial Invitation
to all memlrera and friend Mis A K
Uerll la c halrman Thanks weia extendel
to Mr -Mlllan Slner for her hard work
for the theatre benefit of which eho made
h aplendld PunpM Thv membera realdlnff
enM of the hchu)IMIl will entertain tho
mtmbera lltlng In West PhtladelphU.
Philadelphia Itevlew So 212 Parkway
Ilolldlnic reports a vprv pleasant meptlnir
with one application reeelved and prospects
pood for more at the next meetlner, aa It
wants a poodle number of new membera
tn pre sent to Miss I.otinsbury at the May
day Tart
of the andv
p itrtnttt fund
virs aiii eiorsuen, chairman
sale fnr the benefit of tha
distributed thp candy and
arrangements wejr, made for a varn party
ior tne DPnent or tie patriotic cunil wnicn
will be held at tho next mretlnK on Tues
day evenlner April lei when all members
of the order and their friends will lie
welrome The i ommandcr Mrs Anna
llanee also spoke about thv bulldlnff ftr
the Philadelphia membership whleh they
hope lo have by the close of tho summer
Supreme Chaplntn Miss Tlurcln and Cap
tain Marv e'rou h attended the incetlntr of
fratprnal lemlrra at the Chamber of Com
mine last cdnsd.cv ufternonn at whleh
arrangements were sit In motion for tha
aretit fraternal celebration In thla city
durlnp the Inst wepk In Auaust when will
be iplebrated the tiftlPth anniversary of
the founding of the fraternal beneficiary
orders This promises to bo the areateat
fraternal meetlnc iver held anwhere, and
will be very appropriate at this time, when
nil the leading nations are preachlntr and
llichtlnfr for democracy and democracy. In
the truo tense of tho word, la brotherhood
of nu n
CECIL DONALDSON
IS TENNIS WONDER
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Piftpptl-Ypar-Om PftrfllPr of
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Til den Has Brilliant
Not Future
Th.it nnothcr real Juvenllo star of tho
courts Ins been developed Is shown by
he .uslonlhhliiB pl.iy of fifteen-year-old
Cecil Donaldson The outhfuI phe
nom b work Is commented upon by Fred
Hawthorne, ln tho N'evv 'iork Tribune,
a.s follows
"That America is bchoollnir a remark
able crowd of future fctars of tho lawn
tennis courts Is belns demonstrated with
the lioldlnB of every tournament In
which boys and Juniors compete Tho
latest prodigy to link his name with
tho-o of the ranking players Is young
Cecil Donaldson, Just turned fifteen
vears of uge, who, paired with William
T. Tlldcn, Jd, of Philadelphia, finished
as runner-up for tho national Indoor
doubles championship at tho Seventh
neglment Armory.
"In spite of his south, Cecil has heen
plijlng tho Kaino for hcveral years,
hav Ing been coached In tho early stages
bv Gerald Donaldson, his father, on tho
clay courts of the Horough Park Tenn,fs
Club, In Hrookljn Although he has yet
to win u title, joung Donaldson Is
making rapid strides In that direction,
as his performance indicates,-
"The thing about Donaldson that Im
presses tlio critic today Is his coolness
In action and the restraint ho Bhowa ln
not going for the net position until hs
has pavcel the vj.iy for an opening by
forcing t-hota from backcourt. Onco tho
opportunity for a finishing shot at the
net Is thero Cecil shows no timidity ln
closing in His volleying Is particularly
good nnd his service Is sufficiently se
vere and well placed to give him the
chance to follow In to tho service court
when he to desires
"Tho coming outdoor season o tour
nament play should do great things for
this boy, provided he Is not rushed
along too fast nnd keeps; n le-vel head
upon his bhoulders Thanks be to Provi
dence, or, mora probably, to wise par
ents, Cecil has not shown the slightest
disposition jet to be anything but a
wholesome American schoolboy and a
great tennis plajer.
JOHNNY DUNDEE ILL
WITH PNEUMONIA
"Scotch Wop Is in Serious Condition.
Has Temperature
of 104
New Iork, April S. Johnny Dunct,
one of the leading lightweights of the
country nnd who has been a repeated
challenger of Champion Benny Leonar,
Is reported critically 111 today with
pneumonia hTe 'S'cotch Wop" caught
a Bevere cold while training for 8eerat
ring engagements, the first of which,
vvas to have been next week ln Btnton.
Dundee vvas In Philadelphia last wed-
nesday eenlng as a spectator Rt tho
special Bhovv of the National A. C. In
which Irish Patsy Cllne was defeated
by I,ew Tendler. He reutner to this city
to resume his workouts and on Friday
was taken ill. V i n
According to Sotty Monthletii , M
manger, Johnny has. been in such serWsj, j
condltln that It wa Impossibles td jrtOV
him. Te has a fever of 104
ROYAL ARCANUM
40 YEARS PROTECTING HOMES
WHY NOT YOURS?
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