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lie ostrich hat landings which
have been so popular In Paris
promise TO become strong
vogue here. Tie bride. as
they are termed, encircIes tho
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

\, ''olsi Record and Forecast washington.
a. H-Durins the last twenty-four hours
.. nave been showers in the Ohio Valley.
,,,.. oue and south Atlantic and east Gulf
g., hs upper lake region. the upper Missis-
N.a ana lower Missouri valleys. tho Rocky
s,..-' s'n region and the middle and northern
N. - ~ west OF the Rocky Mountains. over
,ir. VI tue country The weather was
,,,. eonsicerably cooler in the middle At
s,stss .'e'es portions OF the central plains
10 he III is the north Pacific states, and warmer
Gulf s,aiss REGION the Ohio Valley and the
VII prosa Dahce now over the middle plateau
b. shoves.g eevelop TO the eastward attended
tiates h., =, that viii extend into the plalns
10 Tia s.ynuay There will also be showers
NofthWss, "a Facihc states and the extreme
vsstSs tss central valleys and the lake region the
Aondsv WI be generally fair Sunday and
tld ~ .u e.u local showers In New England
tztes ,,,1 stern portion Of the middle Atlantic
IL the e 81 be followed by fair weather Monday.
unue 'N occasional local showers will con
t.d D. De warmer Sunday In New England
fssal,es middle Atlantic states, while over the
vii nor >. VI me country temperature changes
khdia "n1s along tho New England and
ruth .H''ahtlc coast, moderate east to
" NorNs shttng 70 southwest and west
sfste snaey; Tor South Atlantic coast, mod
sto mostly south; Gulf coast, moderate
- south; lower lakes, moderate
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
sICILIAN DEFENCE.
NOTES BY CONSUL DONEGAL.

NO-Lr 14 kO4NrAts Aftf+NAf'i@H-~
Ia This move has formerly often been tried
ay Marshall and Dr. Tarrasch Although not
cutie correct lt gives Black rapid develop
ment q tie pieces. and q Is therefore Giiicuit
% po.ni cut the shortcomings ~ the move
l1i This ldea o. sacrificing the QBP IL Mar
'aIs The ingenious American has ire
elsnily shown the difficulties with when
"aiie has 70 contend IN this variation.
'g " 70 this point the game IS identicai
ela ihs one between Lasker and MaIsha.l az
saaeridge Springs. Here Lasker played D.
S-hib, wnereupCn Black replied B-h .
-. text move does not seem 20 be very good.
psca
"a A mistake. The bishop dare not move.
s a., White has really no good moves al MS
sAposs- An exchange OF pieces AT 6 would
s.-... N me means OF STRENGTHENING BLACK
fp'aos Tor instance: 10 BxKt PxB; IL,
H,-KtS
e WHIT, now sacrlnces a piece. and no,
v.-,,- 9-t some reason, as otherwise his game
sea.d be wholly lost In this way he does
an an attack that IS quite dangerous for
80 go Only H. Kt-B could be considered.
s.,.sen ven then Black would win, as for In
gvyy.: H. BxB; r. P-KR 3. Kt-R Z; l8,
r. ~ B1 b. or less strong would be II.
10 B Z =. Y. P-KR 3. XXX A. -.
sB-K2 B6E2 QR-o; le P-B4. KIP; Il,
~. C-Kt; IS. Q1Q. X < Q; 10, 3 Kt.
V-A Up; and Black STANDS much better.
VIZ ne ony move. II % or Q-Kt. White
Y.ss py means % 13. B1Kt. PxB: IA.
az Ok 2. 70. PxB
,-s. weak. P-QKt would have been much
,,r' ager, wh.reupon. however. Black would
ran his advantage with Kt--B8.
Played '''''o' MI thouIu nave pee"
% I'm va ,rA,.. 10. -,.h
Q1R eso '
Ks
,eeon5, ,@ n'-b would not have been good on
white really shSuld have resigned here.
plsv.5 n black bOwever. could also have
B-K. =, IN of.sr 20 continue 26
= IN answer 70 Kt-B7.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
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o1-rrN,s GANfRIr DECLINED.
Notes ny CONSUL pONFGAL-

sD This continuation Is considered one OF the
strongest variations IN the queens Gambit. Of
ATE years both Marshall and Rubinstein have
tlsyed Il with success in tournaments
Gl Here White deviates from the book ana
no; 10 his advantage The consistent and bet
tsr continuation would have been b X 3.
l) Probably forced. When ne PLAYED XIX 4
X though that he eventually might play -
T,-K5 Wit advantage. but he overlooked the
tact that after this move Black would have a
much better position. as Will be seen from the
PIX R-Q. IL. ORA ch. DO 2; 10, . X
RIP B-B2
Id Now the White bishop is blocked In, and
Whites knight is also practically out oI play.
lsl Iaasnuch as Black by degrees threatens
% gain a winning position. White resolves 70
besin sacrificing combination which nnalY
le3 70 win.
n Nov Black Is lost.
gl II White would have INDUCED In seem
l,gly strong move Of Or G. Black would have
von IN the following very elegant manner.
49,. QxP ch. 70. r q, R-Q ch; -,
K-Kti r * r ch. c7, r, kt-hto D. ana
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 53 degrees tat
1901 "a. M. lowest. 4S (at a. M; average, 30;
average for corresponding date last year 60;
average for corresponding date last thirty three
years. GO.
Local forecast Cloudy to-day. probably local
showers. fair tomorrow; moderate variable
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
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southwest TO northwest: upper lakes. mod
crate northwest 10 north
Forecast for Special LocaIties.-For East
ern New York. cloudy to-day. probably local
showers, warmer; Monday. fair. moderate.

variable winds
For Southern New England, cloudy to-
day probably showers. warmer I'm interior.
Monday, fair moderate east 20 south winds.
For Northern New England. showers to-
day or tonight: Monday, fair; moderate
south TO southwest winds
For District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Eastern Pennsylvania cloudy and warmer
to-day. Monday fair; light variable winds.
For Virginia. cloudy to-day with showers
IN southern portion, warmer in northern por-
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coming variable.
For Delaware. cloudy to-day. Monday fair;
moderate variable winds.
For New Jersey. cloudy to-day: warmer In
the Interior Monday fair: moderate east
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For Western Pennsylvania and Western
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day; Monday fair. moderate southwest TO
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD
Ct Petersburg and Havana
IourneyS May Clash in January.
MRS. BURGESS CHALLENGED
uoman Champion Notified That
Mrs. Nixdorff Is Ready to
Make Contest.

Although the 81. Petersburg Chess Club
49,. slready issued invitations TO masters
~ rurope asking them to participate next
mary IN a great international tourna-
-, in which nine Russian and nine
1.-e,-n masters will play II is still hoped
80, the management Will see At either to
20 the contest take place in October OF
I'd. wear or In the spring Of next year.
as 70 prevent a clash with the Havana
scheme.
when word came from st. Petersburg
10, II was intended TO schedule the tour
..,ent in January negotiations looking
.,1ard a change OF dates were at once be-
n, nv the tournament manager OF tha
ry.vana chess carnival II is probable.
sousyer. that the St Petersburg invita-
IONS were Issued before the arrival of the
,.,,sr written by the Havana people.
ness can be played in Havana only in the
..o,ths OF January and February.
as a matter OF fact. Or. Tarrasch,
s.sleehter. Marshall and Capablanca have
ready declined to so 10 ST. Petersburg.
.s they have promised 10 play in Havana.
Mrs. 6. T. Burgess, OF st. Louis. the
,-ssent woman champion chess player Of
,ha United States, must say whether there
vfl be another contest for the title in the
near future.
As promised last week. the readers OF
The Tribune are herewith enabled 10 get
, better acquaintance with a. w. Done
gen. OF Mobile. Ala. the United States
consul at Madgeburg. Germany, for they
will be able 10 see the consul as player
and an analyst
The scores OF two games, played by the
United States Consul, a. w. Donegan'
,sently. with notes. are herewith ap-
pended
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
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Port of New York, Saturday, May II
1918.

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Steamer Ocmulgee. Galveston. to the Texas
S Co, with mdse. Passed I'm Sandy Hook at
1916 a m.
Sandy Hook J. May II. 9:30 p rn-wind.
north-northeast; moderate breeze: cloudy;
rough sea.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

NIHIt.
OVSEMAN-S3O. neat, young man. with
good references. willing. oblging; city or
country W.. MatheWs0n Agency, SlS 0th
ave. Tel 87s Bryant.
t1oAAEcE Reliable Employment Agency,
Jkt HNASE S26 sixth Avenue. Phone 8OoS
bryant. Best Japanese servants furnished 10
private families references Investigated.
MARRIED COUPLE.-Man coacnman, wiling
10 MAKE himself generally useiuI, take care
OF and drive automobile, wife 10 help Ia mouse
ans, class reference from present employer
Charles Bell, I'll Division ave, brooH1ys.
USEFUL MAN.-S25. good all around man
outside work. garden, horse. COW, ehloAvii1, aIs
etc: references. W. Mathewson Agency oA0
6th ave. Tel 37s Bryant. t.----
YOI-[I N0RWEGIAN MARRIED COUPLE.
No children. man useful, garden can
milk and drive. wife, houseworh' COOK o.
Iauudress. well recommended. Carpenter
Agency, 1874 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

CAMP ChkMPlklN ,o1 Ap bo1s@Io.s deal a"mD nssr
ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN. Every convenience
Tor safety and comfort Waterproof tents
with noors Fleet OF rowboats. canoes and
motor boats AL outdoor, land ana water
sports Special trips 20 Ad!rondacks, Green
Mts and Montreal Best OF food. Leaders
are experienced college men. Tutoring, camp
physician, long distance phone References
reauired Illustrated booklet upon request
j. Clark Read. Director. Berkeley School.
wes, End Ave. and 72d ST. ~ Z.
wi r ChhHJ CATsKILL,
A Model Bungalow Camp for Boys No Tents.
All land and water sports. rifle range;
handicrart: Nature studies under specialist.
Free courses In English and German. II de-
sired. Tutoring 10 make up conditions Nine
weeks Sl25
DIR PAUL KYLE. KYLE Institute, Flushing.
X Z. Boarding School for Bows. Box 6ls
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. 443: sunset 7.l3; moon sets. 3:l9;
moons age. T.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
Observation-Disclosures

DRESSMAKER Competent: makes and re-
models: childrens speciality. Juliet i2s
East 10Th ST. Tel 408 Stuyvesant
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

hppli.s , and Foreign Teachers Agency
srnesss Professors. Teachers. Tutors GOV.
iiss S,e.. 70 Colleges. Schools and Fam
q -'-i.ss' e 70 Mrs. M. J. YOUHG-FULToN.