The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1913, Page 9

HE PUNCHES MEN INTO RESPECTING THE CHURCH The Rev. Arnold Pinchard Telis How He Convinces “Tough” Members. ‘The boxing game does not flourish in the parish of St. Jude's Church, Bir- mingham, Pngland, nowadays, because the pastor, the Rev. Arnold Pinchard, Mas eomewhat fost his punch. ‘The disting ed British clergyman, 'y, Who formerly taught the left hand jab ') Slong with the catechism, has just ar- rived in New York, or, rather, the out- lying territory—Brookiyn. He has yet to see America. Notwithstanding the fact that he at one time found a short eut to the hearts of the young men of hin congregation by demonstrations of the uppercut and a right hook to the Jaw, he !s not going to see or study ‘the American style of boxing. He ‘s one of the greatest orators of the Eng- sh pulpit and is here to conduct a Lenten mission at St. Paul's tn Brook- lyn and the Church of the Transfigura- tion in Manhattan, He {@ living at the pasto ot St. Paul's and was found Just after he had taken an automobile ride to Coney Island. “In seeking my views on the boxing “he said with an engaging smile, & few years Ii You gee,” he went on, still smiling, “I have— I guess you would call it—retired. Not that I won any welterweight champion- ebips and was willing to rest on my laurels, but, you know, when a man reaches the age of fifty he has lost a Jet of his boxing enthusiasm as well as his punch. It has been many years since I have had on the gloves. Oh, by the way"— I looked up rather curlously as the @lergyman fumbled among some papers on the huge Ifprary table, Failing to ind what he wanted, he ran his hand fa the pocket of his long black cloak end with it withdrew a beautiful silver cigarette case. HE ENJOYS SMOKING A CIG. ARETTE. “Won't you have a cigarette?” asked, and promptly Nghted or cif. was somewhat one not accustomed to the libraries of eurates or rectors. But that was not ail, After exhaling a wreath of smoke in the Janquid way that none but the fue devotee of the Turkish cigarette Knows how to appreciate, the renowned prelate smiled reminiscently and after a @ight pause adjusted a gold-rimmed monoole which seemed to dit in per- fectly with the surroundings. “Let me see your memorandum, wil! you?” he asked. On the slip of paper wen mothing more than & line telling et Dr. Pinchard'e unique record a ‘Rezxing parson. “That was a long time ago,” he aald. “Tm of the old school now. What was your object in teaching ezing to the young men of your con- @rogation?” “It was really to entertain them at first,” he explained. ‘And Inter I found that it hud so stimulated interest In the @eurch work of the young men that | kept it up. I deleve that the physical Bert of the man {s as needful of atten- tien @s the mental or spiritual. I was @ tainly good boxer at college—I boxed n@ eleven stone four, Just what that ts im your eystem of weights I don't ex- eatly know. At any rate, I was well ale to take care of myself, and I taught the young men all that I knew. “You wee,” he went on, “I had a large Percentage of what you would call the reugher, or, maybe ‘tough,’ element in my congregation, and it was necessary that they be shown something wf physi- cal maniiness. In other words, I boxed to show them that because a man was ® priest of the church he was ot Necessarily @ weakling or @ mincom- he . At this Dr. Pinchard Iaughed heartily “a lot of people have that idea." TAUGHT HI8 FLOCK TO FIGHT Farr, “Those rough young fellows, took charge of the parish, had a way of fighting viciously by swinging a belt, on the end of which was a heavy brass ‘buckle. This was a dangerous weapon, and there was no law against carrying it because It was part of the belt wor frotind the walst. Gradually T s them how much better and fatrer to wettle their disputes by the use of doxing gloves. They #oon saw the idea and Iiked it as a sport, ‘T) terested in this form of physical exer- clge that they would come in large num- . At wervices the church would he crowded, Oh, yes, I often put on the gloves with an unruly fellow and when it -was over he would think more of the ehurch and the minist ‘The clergyman tilted back his cap as showing the ®dges of hix ly cropped gray hair, which came lown to a point over his forehead, ywith the steel-gray eyes beneath fn exactly with the square, determ Jawe and framed the unmistakable f of @ man’s man, It was not difficult to understand why thore rough fellows had respected him and had followed his leadership for good Will you see any L asked “I do not care for matches, T Imagine some amateurs if until 1 boxing matches I would like to se they were really clever, It is not that J do not admire a profession. who ts clever with his fists, but the a has been degraded largely by the class of ‘men who follow it. I realize th: of our best people like boxin ia no reason why they shouldn't, there is a certain lower strata of m you know what I mean—who take sy an active part in ame that itr robs one of the pleasur good matehes, Personally 1 think of the most enjoyable t cise, It sends real red through one’s veins and ch others at it, but n— h DOX= but—well, the atches are ov exactly suitable to a clergyman to those in England. | have never seen ® boxing match in America “On, yes,” he sald in answer to a me? question, “I have attended matches at the National Sporting Club of London, the game is kept on a rather high lan ‘ 1 nowada You ste # larger percentage of it To Arrive Packey’s Coming — Makes| Prospects Bright for Match With Britton. BY JOHN POLLOCK. HE prospects are bright that with- in the next day or two the long agita match between Ke Britton and Packey McFarland, Chit | cago'’s two clevorest ring exponents, will be arranged. Danny Morgan, manager of Britton, received a hurry summons to coma to thie city and suddenly brought his Southern campaign to @ ‘and took the first train back home. day it is expected tha rive in town, and it is! thought that he'll favorably consider the | U~, offers that will be made to him by ok promoters and accept one of them. Packey, they say, {# anxious to show the public that he ien’t afraid of Brit- ton, aw hag been hinted, and if he can be guaranteed sufMfictentiy he will take | his trusty fountain pen out of his pocket and eign to bor. ‘There are three clubs in the fleld for the mateh. The Forty-fourth Street Club, the Garden A. C, and the Empire A. CG. Morgan has promised the fi named club to give them the preferen ‘The management of the Forty-fourth Strect Club has expressed ite willingness j to guarantee Packey $7,090 and allow Morgan to draw down 60 per cent. of everything over that sum Morgan is exceedingly anxious to get this match closed in the next day or to leave for the Coast | Pe next § He declares | that if the McFarland match ts madi that he'll call off all the other matches | that he has arranged for Britton. | SPORTS Curley Brown Will Try to Compel Jockey Club to Grant Him LI- AND ALL | cense for Race Meeting at|* Laurel, Md. D. (CURLEY) BROWN, who meeting for the Maryland State Fair Asvociation at Laurel, M4, this year, declares that he will resort to the courts to compel the Jockey Clib to act favorably on his appilcation, Brown Club has isa charges that the usurped dictatorial self-appointed {Megat organizs which restratna individual rights « has gone so far to coerce and boycott, when it fs to their interest to do so, all of which is contrary to the laws of the country, Jockey Powers and Perey D. Hay le sartner. Sarional Rater defeating te te dnd tiers, ne AL of Moston, ori * coainpion ena aitiney of Bosto matropaliten A. 500 yard ewimming | Honghip nas WEI) Lone New ‘will te hkl" on Feo, ‘Be Jutnen, the Cue Iniders ia at. ely © and ite is prowble th Sireaiy | place oy lean queep of the metropolitan ‘ree 7. P, Mantel of tag Wet site Mt Wad "Go ot the, 8. YA, tea hie near vals, Ferdinand Frericlis rt, cn toblan, the’ pron: refined people there than in other pl in England, but, even ao, the undesir- able element gets tn.” Just then a maid entered with a tea tray and the interesting clergyman in- sisted on his interviewer Joining him in A cup “to wet the duet out of his throat.” He laughed at my awkwardness in handling the cup and saucer without a rest, “I think {f you people would do more! said rather naiv "Oh, by the way," he asked. “Will T clubhoume ODDS AND oe NEWSY PARAGRAPHS fant football coach, |. es of this you would learn to enjoy it,” he| fst Here To-Day Tie New Wolo Atiietic Amoctation will cele brats Jie twentiean anniversary on Friday night {a organisation was tneororated as & foxiog clu ay ts atest Hi i Driscoll, holler of the Lonetiale, tele st two ry Donel — front, sit -F oe Kg of Satta tae taand, fie” yok meet io Veneer the T., te 34 and on Pet and 8 he Pad Mp mit bow inet je “canmiral to gl Saree. aah also cl Jock Brit ton, uw, have tis hands full for some time, i wr 0 tive, Te, jasheo with Jimmy Kana at | Planlon ats ari Patty at Eme. in Fae Fiat the folioeiig week Me Til face FM Knight in the Wet A match will 0 probably o 0 heafe at Brooklya next week, woth SR ‘A match will probal Fone probably be br 16 to tent q and although ‘hb e" at ot grote ee it 9 fh Fh te able! to round ‘into form to Ryockout Brown is Lack tome atter is ful Goythern invasion and. hen “ine starta for Loe “Angeles for hie twenty:ronnd. bo Tietehgon' Rivery ot Wathlogion's Birthday cou | July, 1912, got @ Ieense to marry Mrs. PASTOR KEPT WAITING WHEN BRIDE-ELECT CALLED WEDDING OFF} Denver Widow Changed Mind Suddenly and Came to New York. | DPNVPR, Jan, 21—Ptwant WwW. t. Powell, Denver aoctety and club man, in } Gitbert MoBiveen, a wealthy widow and noclety favorite; he engaged a mintater and had the church decorated, but th Was no wedding and the story came out to-day. | Mra. MoKiveen, accompanied by ter | er, Virginia Cane—who in engaged to be married to Raymond Haverneyer, nephew of the New York sugar mag- nate—left Denver on the day set for the wedding and went to New York. Powell | was on hand to eee them off. Powell secured the ticense at Littleton, A suburb of Denver, and had it sup TONGUE ure GOSSIP able City A, C, entries, are not expected to prove dangerous, Ground fmirovemente at the Stadium-Motor. drome at tanted Brighton Beach will rection will f Brooklyn expecrs to enter the NS last season, wie te mare. MeNel Of he others will Toce'a ard Da Atrah Merer,, the champion sprinter Trish: Amnerican uant ednes: entered for the race early last withdrew his entry Wank he nty-thint Negi Mever ran a quarter in i im gol condition att end of the ira fon With Die rat A, aC, uy eo impremed Lavan Tooer ng that the trainee of tbe told him to enter for the r = cham: ta of the Sisty.nin Robert Ar wilta to engage “ Ciroeeck aad won by the esate of 10 bas 8, 6-0. Louis team of the ss “three nlite “bere ck rmer city champion, or the ete fur New York Dovle's Academy on. Thus had "Saturday nights Pach will be of fifty ponte in Croscents have heen defeated ey Club and st, Nicks, white was over the Irtsli-Americau have a chance to see one of your baxe- ball matches before I leave right after Easter ia He expressed genuine regret when| told that the season did not begin until April 10, in this issue. Call, write, Commercial office. MANMATTAN. BRONE Mem 18 Dey Btre ie Vohard Street i Hougkon Atrwet ‘sai Stree yi street in Wer Tah at Street treet The Spring Edition of the New York Telephone Directory goes to press Thursday, Telephone service should be Laertdl foronor that date in order to have directory listings appear of the Putnam the Pre f Jel pr rivals from tiie niart and ‘er rin thie recom time of 19 anfuuites and 40 Directory Goes to 6th, fore Februar: , or telephone to nearest TELEPHONE CO. Address @ Hardenbrook A: Jamaten 12000 10 Main Street PUUOMENG viusting 12014 1 Aves, Far Rockaway 12016 ‘Tompkinsville 1146 to become fille a swill barrel. yellow al with undigest That's the fi the first step to keep your Liver active, ‘Bowels clean and make you feel bully for months. Don't forget the children. We've “shoppe cars yea dusinesa, but ne enthusiastic bu ve have be and more of them than reason, figure prices simade to At” wolves th Mo Club Fees. Wo Red Tape. | leather, deeply tufted value $25.... D TO YOUR HOME $50 worth of Furniture, Rugs, &. bagtsh Farad 49. 28 81.00 Weekly, Aa Ri wrest Sewing [ALL Goods MARKED Machines | "Wn PLAIN FIGURES 750-752 8th Ave., Cor. 46th St. = CONSTIPATED, READAGHY for Atlanta 10 Cents, Never gripe or sicken, “CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP” Our Annual Clearance ver heen able to offer ty 1 the story, problem of payment in the happiest way. We Deliver Your Goods at Once You Pay for Them as Convenient Value $25, $14.98 Turkish Couch, with heavy carved frames, Quartered Oak, golden finish; upholstered with Spanish Imperial ind indestrugtsite springs; OUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR BY MOTOR CAR Farn'shed at 69°89 99% ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1013:° McFarland Expected The clerk cannot remember | re WAS Any one with bin Je show Mra. Metiveen’s a twenty-live and Powell’ twent \ talk with the Rev, Dr. James Me 7 washtin fol and the services o and the use of the ehuret he minister was given the license and the hour was set for the ceremony that afternoon, The Rev, Me- vehiin had the chureh decorated and waited. the " in time Mra. Powell attended a polo match at th Denver Country Club. ‘The middle of the match and th If not a quarrel, what was It that pre- vented the wedding? Mra. McWlveen has been a prot member of the younger social get Denver for some time, She was ‘ane, daughter of Dr, A. O. Case. MoBlveen and # jmarried, when quite young, a prominent young chibman, Gilbert MeBivern, Her hushand died not a @rent while after they were married and left consideratic money. PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 2%. — Nearty one-quarter of the banking resources of the United States, it tn eatimated at be represented at the Philadelphia Bankers’ Asso which will be held here Wednesday night, Among the more than 600 guests will be thosa who have been the prin pal witnesses before the “Money Trust” investigation committes and many who have been named among the 19 men in interlocking directorships — controjitng | corporate assets of $26,000,000, 000, BILIOUS, CONTED'—GASGARETS SURE Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Headaches come froma tora liver and cleaged, constipated bowels, which cause your stomach ed food, which sours and ferments like garbage in untold misery—foul gases, bad breath mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret to-night will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent box from your Srugaiet will clear, and regular, Stomach sweet, Head hover before have we wean no many quick! ‘Vals ‘bigs ore—thate the legibly and forclbly, and eredit Turkish Couch $14.98 Inlaid Wilton Rags Unoleum value 82%%001 at 89c $19.50 Wilton Velvet | vaise #iihou: wt Rugs 7.5) 0 Value ahs, $21.50 Call and Make Your Own Terms Our Terma Apply to New York, New Jerse: nk Island, Connecticut, of ir, This Week Only, 5 Rooms 75 500 ‘Teapots, fireproof, in many Furnish. © | fen tastes good made in one of these pots. edit alne fr y 2He,; special at 82.00 Weekly, Weekis, if 4 Complete se ver £ vated in nots [our 1913 Cataiog | We Pa; MAILED FREE | Freighi Open Saturday Even- ings Until 10 o’Clock HELD AS A CHURCH THIEF. jente Man rowd ey Say Teted! to Hob Alms Bos, Charged with atte rob the as box In St ‘Ine’s Catholl. | Chureh, Firet avenue and Sixtyeninth street, @ man who sald he was Julian Hell, twenty-two, @ waiter, of No. 2% Sixth avenue, was arrested yesterday afternoon, ‘Three hoya-Kdward Man- nit, 1900 Avenue A; George Frey, No. M0 Kast Seventieth street, and John MeQuillan, No, 44 Bast Sixty ninth They said that after high mase ther saw Heli in the church and became aus- aicious of him, They vented them. ven beldnd a pew. They told the yollce they @aw Hellt try to extract coins from the box through the mot tn the top hy means of a wire with @ plece jot adhesive plaster on the end. A crowd chased him to a vacant lot and was heating him when Detective Gallagher rescued and arrested hy locked up in the Kant atreot atation, Sixth sh SSS SS SSS So» oS 0——So-—So——0 Copyright, 1912, by O'Nell! Adama Co, z money sav sortin: or Arabian colors. Reg. value 62.00 per pair; this le at 1.50 Nottingham Lace Curtains All the all fresh, tion of an occasional pair which has been used as a sample Havent desi with the exce Cluny, diately appeal to ever 250 IMPORTED ia) pie GAS LAMPS EP Made o ‘and of a design th solid brass t isentirely new, Com plete with burner, all Regular ready light. to value #4.50 Special ‘Tuesday $2. 50]. larly, oh, reg O'Neil) Momefurntehing Building | Neocron Oo This is one of those occasional sales of O'Neill's which have There is a profusi it is so varied that every Matting Covered Utility Boxes $2.50 Lach Value $5.00 BRASS OIL OR|GAS MANTI ve been placed | The — regular in one lot for this] $1250 domes; have a brass event, and all have frame with been extra heavy marked R_B art alas at the i ‘i price for green, wl Mccliy, fringe to MONA, match, All are full sia “ Special O'Neill Home ing Building Basen ms, We Give Surety Stamps Free with All Purchases and R deem ‘Them in Merchandise, Shopping Centre AMS Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Co. | On Wednesday February Fifth We Will Hold Our Next Series of “Sales By Request” Copyright, 1014, by O'Neti!-Adame Co. CAST YOUR VOTE AT ONCE FOR THE SALE YOU MOST DESIRE Those items receiving the largest number of votes will be placed on sale Wednesday, February Sth, at Special Bargain Prices. Only one ballot will be allowed to each person—please remember this, There is room on each ballot for your first, second and third choice of goods in which you are especially interested, MENTION PRICES, PL’ EASE. Ballot blanks will appear in the Evening World and Jourral every ning until January 31, inclusive. Tell your friends about it and ask them to vote. "ae to the Sales by Request Manager, City. Fill ont this ballot O'Melll-Adame Co., Hew Yor! MESERS. 0° NEILL ADAMB CO, 1 aim espect » have you Announce @ special eale of goode men- tone: my hame and address NAME... ADDRESS erry FIReT ¢ SECOND CHIC THIRD CHOICE Tidleate what price wilt’ interest Vou In exh cane, January Clearance of BRAIDED LACE CURTAINS Several Thousand Pairs Just Received for this Big Sale come to be looked upon as great of pretty li veaial in these novelty lace curtains, and the as- ill be satistied. Any of these curtains can be had Reg. valuc 90.50 Reg. value ¢ this per pair; this 94.75 sale Window Shades; Speciall ‘They are all perfect, mounted on good quality spring rollers, with brac ready to hang; they are cut 36x72 inches, regular | 3 this American Holland; regu- lar value 35c. eact 18} this sate The Reupholstering of Furniture the sa upholstering or re-upbol- stering for you that we do for our own Furniture De partment, and that is very fine upholstering indeed. If you want any ofthis work done we will come in response to a postal of telephone call, O'Neill Main Store—Fourth Floor, January Clearance of Lamps, Domes, Mantels and Lights This special sale arranged for ‘Tuesday includes an abundance of offerings that will imme- housewife. hig events in O'Neill's homefurnishing department. We plan to make it one of the most successful of January's DINING ROOM DOMES. 5,000 INVERTED ES —Of various values up to Attractive Low-Priced| . Specials in Ameran| $6.98 @)Porcelain Dinnerware 100-Piece Dinner Set, } Colonial Glass Wa various vr Sets, with 6 glasses Lor price 89e.; special at 59c in American Porcelain Dinner- in many beautiful designs, © clze plate, mecat dishes and retail 96.98 19. 9.\" ware, Thi | large special at "! $4.98 Hasement.