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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
Sm Y1illcreef ertrnnfen.

5m MiQcreet, oberhalb Der genloH
StruBe Bride, puroe geferu Don Sus
cob 9rooed uno 6eurp oou gargen Der
Goldman oes 81 Sabre alten 9enrp
Stoebbel, an Der BaInut Str. IN
aeaoiug, 8, ppbnbaft, gefunoen uno
an bos llfer gebra4t. Or. Bale purs
be berbsigerufeu, bod tounte oerieIbe
uur nod ben bsreits istt 3rpet Stunoen
einaetretenen 5oo bes Wtannes fe1ts
Tte(eu. Der Coroner begob ith not)
Reaoing uno iteqte feIt. ooB Der Srs
truntene Ieit ldngerer 3elt Ieioenb mar,
9eItern Morgeu lieB ii4 StoebbeI Ell
nen Ridel BON ieiner SdDeiter geben
um fi6 3dbat gu taufeu uno es nuroe
aud Elm friitss 9adet 3abat IN 'etnel
5aIhe gefunbsu. Gs ptro dugenom.
men, DAP Stoebbel our1 einen unfal
in bas DaFsr fisl, uber ourd ietn'
arant6eit 10 gefdndht mar, DAB e,
It6 nt6t retteu fpnnte. Sin sSnqneI
lptro abgehalten tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05

als bag Gigndl CUR ginfabrt gegeben
.purbe. mar es beim beften Willen ni6t
m0alih, ben 3ug DortDdrts 81 brtHgen
unD cine unteriuhung ergab, DaB bic
6interrGber bes poitnagens nnb Der
5aqess sWaggons Die 8eleiie perldffen
bdtten. Die gdFagtere muBten ben
8eq 3u SUB. nab Dem gabnRof fortz
Ieben. Dos Bepdd purbe umgelaoen
uno bic notbpenbigite poft ebenfalls
auf anoere Bsiie nod bem Sdllptpoft7
amt qebra6t. Die gdfIagiere tpureen
pur9 bic Gntgleiiitng fart 3rfdmmens
geriittelt, bod hdtten iie teine ahnung,
bdB Der 3ug entgletit mar. gs 1T als
Elm OlGdsunitanb gu be3eiAnen, oaB
fih Der 3ug NIT elmer nur minimdlen
gef6ninoigteit befpegt batte, anoerns
faQs hGtte Der lnfdn gu einem I'm
eliidsfa1 tperben tonnen. A}ie otc
Gntgleiiung entItanb, tonnte geiterr
| abeno nod ni6t feitgsitellt perosn
| Der 8ertebr tpurbe auf bisier Stred'
| fir ldngere 3eit unterbroden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05

Die Rontrpperfs 3fpifden bem
Ulitolieb 8r. 3. s. Gbans nnb benz
guiineB Ulens alub in 8e3ug duf ben
tletnen S6ulrdtb fam bd6urh tpleoer
ouf bas 9apet, paB Elm Brief oes
&luboirettoriums berfsfen uno 5errn
Gbons 9elegen6eit gegeben fpurbe,
bic Nntport, bic er barauf gefhrieben,
ebenfaGs 3ur 8enntrtiB Der 9orper@
fhdft 3u bringeu, rporauf Die Nn9sles
qenbeit an oen Spe3idl Qusi6nB,
Der bic sSrdae oss~ tleinen ShulrdtAs
in 6dnben bdte beripieien Durbe.
Der Glerf oes 2ebrer Yriifungss
Rat6s beri6tete, bdB Der 3ermin 'oes
6errn 6enrn 3un3iqer am 81. D.
ntts. a6laufe, poraufbin auf Qntrdg
bes 6errn gogbiQ 6err 0an3iger fir
einen peiteren Sermtn pon bret SGhz
rem qls iein eiqener Nahfolger ers
pGflt nuroe. Die ReIigndtton Oes
6errn Qnt6onp 8oetmann BON Der
3. Marc ipuroe angenommen uno aIs
fein TanfoIger purbe Or. 80. s,
Qetpis nomiuirt, oo6 fpttD beTer
WdH crit in nd9iter StBung erfol.
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05

golisei mitsstbeiIt ipu+.sn, nurbsn
furs Dorbr Don Der 8eitoblenen i'm
0ouls gefehen.
Gin Dpfsr zines 5limsgloms
Gdpinblers iparbe gsitern gman
G6urr, BON 30. $50 Utartin StraBe.
in bem Gjefhdft go. $50 Gft gearI
Strabe. Ghurr biibte BEL BEN 8slo.
tpehieltrid ben 8etrag bon So Elm. Der
getrpoene mnfte Der qotisei BON BEN
8orFaa WsittbeiIun9 uno orufte aud
Fsinen 8erboht gegen cine 6eftimmte
gerfon aug. beren Ramen bic poIj3ei
notirte.
Inter Der 8eIhutbi9una, Mett.
Rttsl in feinem Belt gt5abt gu bo6en
luuros Der aoltbausbeiiBer 5reo. Rent
bon 80. Is Malnut StrQBe our6 ei
nen 8etettip perhdftet.
Bsqsn perbpieneH 0affentrugeni
purben bic Rsger Ditliam goung uni
gtrqil Gdrner in Saft genommsn. ge
ben 8erbaFteten fuItr6eH RsDoIper Dor
aefunbsE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
nOGe(egrap6
Referendum 9stitionen.

Referendum BetitIo nen
bus, Gbip. 4. Mug. -
gbas. 9onQuer, SetretGr Der Sbio
Gquitn 4iTociatiou, bal I5etttioHsH uriz
terbreitet, bic etne goltsdbitimmlug
iisr bas Waues@ @GefsB 5ur Grhohun9
Der Qutomobils2i3enIeu lIno uoer oas
9ilputritsGeieB forpsrn.
e 6nttt lid ielbft Il ben u m
ppu Der ShuIter u6.
Columbus, 8, 4. 4usuIt, -
Rahoem ihm Der Iinte Qrm. Der in
cas- Gj&triebe elmer bieTigen Jabrtt
eerotben mar, fait gang Dou, Der
Sdulter oboerifen fporoen, gelang es
Spbn Gifforo, nit Der rsdten 5dno
iein 5dIhenmeFer aus Der 0oIeHz
taicbe su bolen, porauf er Den Qrm
poaftGnbig BON Der Sdulter ab=
trennte. gr aing bunn ohne Silfe
mebrere sreppen binab ud6 Der Sf'
| flee, no er obumahtig 5uiommeRs
trdd.
Rd6oem Der 4rm in bas 9etrfebe
oerathen mar, rief gifforo um 5iIfe,
Is b6rfe ibn dber Qiemauo. unb er
If1aist ii4 BARN ben arm ab. CT hai
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
llnfdae.

gsim 4nItreitSu oss 9ebduoes
Der St. Steosns Sd1ule, an Der Dom
BAN uno GdiisrH aoenue. itur3te Der
Is Sabre alte anftreiher Geo goB BON
Ro. 1873 bon sinsn 10 Sub hp1em
@eriiIt unb 3og fi4 eine 9errentrng
bes linfen iyubtn0dels. iotpie etne
8rftautung bss 9fiitens gu. Der
@trltHgliitte lieb Iia noa Isiner Bobz
nuug iiberfiibren.
- Der Ressr aueuIt 8earmar
itiirste in Ieintr Dobnung bura siner
iSebItritt oi 3rspps binob. uuo bItst
betpubtlos lisgeu. Der gsruH8Iutt'
puroe nd6 oem itdotiidsn 5o'pitaI
oebra6t. prtlbit oie aerste sirs 9e.
htrneri6iitteruug fsitfteateu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
Rene SoiseH.

Tem EtaotratA ueroen beute per-
idIteoene Srolna18en u1terbreltet
rperoen< meldTe Die Sd)ufiung pol
neuen goiten uorieben. SIN arbetts'
hans ioa in 3utunit Der Superintea'
bent itatt zines 1etretdrs eiHen 8rI'
uatiefretdr babeu, Der $500 pro
ssohr 6esieht lno cine giirgihdit Uon
$4,000 iteflen uuiB.
osm Itaotiid)en 5oIpitnl ioa Elm
ueiterer 9Ierf nit $50 pro Rurat
auaeiteat Ueroeu nno I'M Shpino'
iud,tshoipital ioIen @aiherlunsH
unb artiher anG2itelit meroer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
SAiWsas&rt&teR.

geep gorf, 4. gtuguft. glrgef.:
.Somburg" non gteapeI; u8eorge
g9ai6iugtor" oou gremeu; runiteo
State5" BON Gobenbageu.
90 ontreaI. auget.: sGana6a"
oou QioerpooI; ogaiianora" BON
8los9osp.
SaIt ar. 2tngef.: agaupuneao~
pon 9fotter6am
2isaro. 8of'irt: nRursf" BON
Retp Norf not 2ibau
Gibraltar. Raifirt: rWlea.
bo3o" BON geem Durf nod gaeapel.
8Iu sgom. Guaef.: plamero.
uia" bon Retp Nort.
8btIabeIpbto. angef.: .D2e.
rton" BON 2ioerpooI; rRefor" oon
Bremen.
8Ipmoutb. gsleet.: Rap
lamb" pom Rerp Dcrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
ams BEN 9oipital fOrtaslanfen.

Ter 10 Sabre nIte Sohn Susles,
pom go. 10Oi grcnSspnp. UnroC
BON ieiner Nlutter nah benz ftdott.
ffen strnnfenhaus eebrnht. oanrii
ihm ocrt Die WennbeIn entfernt. lOlUie
audi elm Ghrenfeioea gebeiIt iueroen
iollten. gIS iid) bic Wsittter aus Der
sIInif entiernt hattie unb Der 9nabe
ollein mar. peritanb er es. lid, nm
aufillia aus benz stranteubaits 81
ent'ernen. Die Eoli3et muroe ncll
benz Geridninoen oes anaben IN
aertnib geiesi, bod tonnte oerielbi
geitern a6eilo nod nidlt geflnner
ISperten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
0Iadiid, a6selauiene 3asentslsiiuus.

Der Gig ber Cincinnati Suobahn
Qo. 2, pel6er gsfteru abenb Jim 8
llbr 35 Wtinuten aus Sotfonpine.
Jla., I'm hieIigsu 9dbnhcf fGllig mar,
tonnte, bo eiu ,3ug bar Big Sour gdhn
ror ibm fubr, nitt NIT Der setpobnten
geffpinbig.eit in Gineinnati sinlaus
fen uno fubr Der 9otomptiDiiihrer
grablen nit elmer 8eidDinoigtsit BON
efipa bret WRilen pro Stunbe Der
Gfoot su Ger 3us beitdnb aus ben,
QoIttpaoen, etnen @epGdpdsen.
5blaflpogsu. Stiieirogen uno srpei
anberen gDd1gons. Sn psr WGbe Der
a6tsn Gtrobs mubte Der 2Cfomotios
fiibrer anbdltsn uno er Derfpiirte ein
| lsissnt6iimliass Riistsla oss 3asss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
Rleine pDiiseinadridte,t
Ser Qtasr Niia Nsalfer. ntr

Der Reser 8ii1 Walfer, Der am
Gamitag BON Detettips er5dftet nurs
be. betannts iida i6uloie, am 8. SnIi
In aitile Rod, 4rt., ben Reger Gais
Rolnnb ermorbst su baben. WaItsr
purbe Don Den 9eb0roen in 4rtanTdg
tpegen Nlorbes asfuht uno man bate
sinen Stedbrief hiHttr ibn srlaiisn.
3psi Mdbhen iteb<n i'm Der.
oadt. Der 5rau 6ints Don 30. 515
RiHegolb Gtrobe ip6hrenn ibrer abs
ipsfenkit bonn 6duie sinen Didmant.
ring i'm mtrtbe ron $50 sattp<nbet 3u
hdben. Die Wdohen. tpelde Der 5rou
bstanns iinn, anS ssren aanssn BEL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
Sdaell bic Sprad)e iuieoererlanst.

@eoen GtrabenbetteI bate iif
Better u. Tnniel geiiern Dor BEN
Nunipalrid,ter 3ll nerantrporten uno
neritano es Der WounH aeitidt ben
Inubitummeu ! il lnarfiren. Zen
giid,ter iibereab Der Wsnnn eineu
3ctteI. olif meld)em er ihm mittbeiIte
bah er tanbininm Iei. Gin 3eugt
iagte jeooh aiig. onf er uou Caniel
anaeiprod)eu sporoen iei. 80 Gnge
arbcitshalls. lautete ons llrtbeiI Dc:
glidters. uno iiebe Da. es tpirfts
@nmbrr. Ter Manu inno duf eifmal
ieine Sprad)e ipieber tnnb beidnperti
iiG. oaB oas llrtbeiI Bii bart let.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
slnaeuebmrr aoitganser.

Gin wsann. Ser iid Team nannte
uno engob. ans pittsburg. ga. 3lt
fommen, nohnl geitern 9ormIttag
aoit uno 9ogis 5ei aIpha 8ubIer,
$40. 1898 5cpple StrnBe. G2r
ssrentoe bate ietue WfittaasmaEi5eit.
iospei 6as gbeuoeiien einseuomnen
|uno entferute iit1 olsoann su ciuent
Sposteraang, ule er angab Spdter
bemerfte 5rau 8ubler. oob nit benz
Sremben ange5lia cine soloene llbr
uebIt aette peritpunben noreu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
Ginbriid)e mno Iiebitdble.

Die 2e6rerin Wlajorie 8eQann
t6eilte Der goli5si NIT, OaB ibr BON Ell
nem qult in Der II. Gtitrittsihule
Der getrdg pon $3.50 sntpenost purs
be. Die aebrerin bate ibre GelobDrie
auf bsm gult Iiegnl laheH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05

tuts ftebi, bat nit i6rer 2ebrmet9Ooe
6emerfsnspertts Grfolge er5ielt, fos
paB bic Glen QirD 6ome Ghuie bon
dllen gdbagogen berei.tpiaigit empfobs
len miro. 8ds ynititut befinbet ilh
In reisenber tGnolifer lImgebung unb
entTpriht alien 9lnforosrungen, bie
mar fir tieIen Sps5ialunterridt gu
jfellen bere6tigt iii. Die 3obl Der
301linqe lit btfdrdntt, mas cine IN
bipiousfIe aufmertiamteit, bic ieoem
Ginbe geI6entt niro, erm0glidf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05

Ter Ssutiher GUS. Berger, DeIhc-
fir Die sSirma 5ebber, gto. 74-16
Eit RcWiden >.0enue. tbatig IT.
brnd,te eeiteru cIue aaoung Itobel
mad, einem Saui, an Der 2ti0Iolu
StroBe. gS1hr2n0 ietne 5eIfer I'D
In benz Sauie beilnoen, fiihr Berger
auf uno SnDon. Bon benz alttiter
iehlie bis DlItterrl9t iebe Spur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05

Der Coroner tpurDe geftern oon benz
lobe bes antbonp 6aSsn. bon 1869
iJlint StrdBs, pelher am 5rsitag bon
etnsm SiBi6lase betroFfsn purbs. nno
BON bem lobe oss 5oisph 5eunieIiHs,
Der am Mittpod sinsn 5isi6tos sr>
litt, bena6rihtist. Die 9enanntsn
finb i'm fdotiiten 6ofpiiol seftcrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
Glea aira 9pme sdlals.

Dries Sniiiins. psIhes iiG go.
243O gart 2trenue In Eiib 9lorpoob
btsinott. III cine priDoifhuIe. In ipeIs
DIR narp5fe unb fhtpahfinnigs RIM
her ersCaen ntrbsn. i5rl. 2ouifs M.
Dol. DsI6s an nsr Spise bss SnItis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-05
9ie 6ite.
lie S,odlittsmptratur betrng geitern
92 6jrao.
3iusi Cpfer Der Site.

Der beurige Sommer matt lin
burh feline anbaltsnoe 5ise unan9ss
ne6m bsmsribar, bod itebt nns etrs er%
trdgIihere 9smperatur beuor. DIX
otftriat S1ihita[a mar fnIasnos:
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HerIaRat - ntannLtA.

gadeE 2. ooer g. oaHb. &sI0 GaiterB
AneHue IL
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fdft qar teins 4usfi6t nit Dem 2sbsa
bdDcn3utommen.
SeIb fmorb eiues W6rs
bers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
SMITH A COLUMBIA
SWIMMING FIND
Comes Close to Record for Dis
lance Plunge in the Inter.
class Meet.

Columbia uncovered a promising dls-
lance plunger in the interclass swimming
meet in the pool on Morningside Heights
yesterday afternoon.
The newcomer Is A. A. Smith. a sopho-
more, who reported for swimming only a
fortnight ago, and yesterday was his nrs'
trial in competition. He surprised every
body. including the coaches, DR.. George
Holm and Frank Kennedy, by plungins
G1 feet. which is close 10 the Columbia
record. His handicap OF one foot made
his victory the easier. The next best
plunge was by r. l.. Wensley. member
of the water polo team, who did SO feet
The summaries follow:
Finy-yard dash-Won by ]. c. Lee, rs; G.
r. Eicholz. extension, second c. A. Stern is'
third Time, o:Slb. 49,
Plunge for distance-Won by A. A. Smith, II
q fooO. with a plunge OF 81 feet tie for Sec
ond place between r. l.. Wesley, 'i6 u feetl.
and j. Chercand. 'ls us feeO. with 81 and u
feet. respectively; s. p. Goldberg, II % feet)'
fourth. with s. feet.
22o-yard dash--First semi-fnsl won by II
Cleveland; second semi-fnal won by +. Agra
monte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune


ANNAPOLIS. Nov 2l-Adherents Of the
Naval Academy football team Will have
a final chance tomorrow to see In action
the eleven that will start the game against
the army. IL is the intention OF the
coaches to begin the game against New
York University with this arrangement,
but it will be kept in only long enough
for the players TO get working well, and
they then will give way to the second
string men.
There is no doubt here, however, OF the
ability Of the team 10 roll up comfort
able score against the New York players.
who have not succeeded in scoring against
an opponent this season
The lineup will be;
Left end, Ingram left tackle, Ralston
left guard Howe: centre. Perry; right
guard. Brown; right end, Captain Gil
christ; quarterback. Nichols; left half
hack. McReavey; right halfback, Failing,
and fullback, Harrison
The order governing the movements OF
the football party and the balance OF the
nidshipmen was issued to-day. The foot
bail party. under Lieutenant Commander
Roger Williams, will leave Annapolis on
Thursday afternoon, and New YORK, on
the return trip. on Sunday afternoon. A
battalion of mdshipmen will move by the
PENNSYLVANIA and another by the Balu-
more g. Ohio. They will leave Annapolis
az $40 and $50 o'clock, respectively. ar
irving in New York about / o'clock In
the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
ARMY ON EDGE FOR
LAST HONE GAME
Two Hours at Signals Wind Up
Work-Navy to Use Full
Strength Against N. Y. U.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

West Point, Nov. 2l.-There was no sign
of a let up for the Army eleven here this
afternoon, for, while there was little hard
scrimmagng, the men were out on the
field for more than two hours. 1t was the
Cadets final workout before meeting
Springfield Training School tomorrow,
and the coaches took advantage OF the
fine dry field TO try some OF the new
PLAYS given out during the week.
The team was driven through fast
and snappy signal drill with the forward
pass. the feature of the offensive work.
The rush line. with Huston still missing
from his position at guard, was taken In
hand. Meacham and OHare were both
tried in Hustons place. While the latter
may get In the game for time to-mor-
row, il is almost certain that both Meach-
am and O'Hare will get a chance IN mis-
the Army's last home game.
Just who 20 start in Hodgsons place at
left half is another source of worry to
the coaches. Hobbs seems the most like
" candidate His kicking game has
greatly improved during the last week,
hut he Is not 10 be compared with Hodg-
son in carrying the ball. Benedict VIII
be seen in to-morrow's game for short
while for the first time in over three
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
COMMERCE WINS IN POOL
Trounces Old Rival in a Dual
Swimming Meet.

The High School Of Commerce swim
ming team defeated It's old enemy. the
De witt Clinton High School squad, IN
dual aquatic meet at the West Goth street
publc baths yesterday. The score was 81
10 r. The Red and Black swimmers
captured only one first place in the six
events. The fancy dive resulted In a tie
between Liebner and Merrick, Of Com
merCe
The summaries follow.
Fl,ty-vard swim-won by A Bazin. Com
rnetre. 4 Zelowitz DE witt Clinton. second J.
/ Hamilton Commerce. third. Time. o:5O.
22O-yard swim-WOp by G. Pettingi' com
merce: NJ Cohen. Da witt Clinton, second
I Wortman, Commerce third. Time, S.lOs'
Fancy dIve-W II. LIebncr, De witt CLINTON
and r Merrick Commerce. tied Tor his'
,lace. + Colasunonas. DE Witt Clinton mira.
tO0.vard sv,Im-Won BY J.. DavidoW, De
Wit clinton: @. Smith. DE Witt clinton: sec
ond. J Callahan. Commerce. third. Time
plunge for distance-Won by a. Loehier'
Committee with a feet inches, A. sake
Commerce. with 40 feet inches, second A.
y;ottschaldt, De witt Clinton with u 'ee''
third. a., =. t,,,t, cohool ~
Co,omerCe with j. Fulton. p. Merrick, -.
uaWyer and ! Bazin. be Witt Clinton. with
q smith. ] Burton. NJ Cohen and T. DaN
1oU second No time taken.
Fical noin: score-High school or commerce.
"A n. wit. Clinton Hign School. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
New Schedule Calls for Double
Round Robin, Beginning the
First Week in January.
TWO GAMES EACH WEEK
Crescents and Wanderers to Start
Puck Flying-NeW York
Athletic Club Out.

Five teams have entered the race for
the championship OF the Amateur Hockey
Ieague and at the St Nicholas Skating
Rink last night the delegates of these
clubs drew up a playing schedule for the
season. As predicted, there VIII be q
double round robin for the title, all The
Games heIng PLAYED at the St Nicholas
Rink.
The teams that have entered the race
renresont the Hockey Club Of New York,
tho 'nresent holder OF the championship
Gun. the Crescent Athletic Club. Of Brook
,vr the Wanderers Hockey Club, the
IrIsh-American Athletic Club ana the 81.
Nicholas Hockey club
The opening game Will he played on
saturday evening, January g. IL VIII
,,r,r, together the Crescent Athletic Club
90 tha wanderers. II is the first time In
the history of the sport that champion
ut, game has been scheduled for sat
,,rdoy evening. After the puck Is once
go, in motion there will be two games
ooh week until the season ends on
rvodnssdav. March II. The final games
IN escb round will bring together tne 81
Nicholas Hockey Club and the Hockey
Club Of New YORK.
The schedule was drawn up In record
fine r. L. Won Bernuth. chairman OF
the schedule committee. submitted d ora''
of the playing dates. and win only one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
Marine Intelligence and Shipping.
News from Near and Far

the Texas City SIS Co, with ndse Passed IN
Quarantine at 5:l5 a m.
Steamer City OF savannah. Savannah No
Vemoer IL, 10 the Ocean SIS Co. with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 5:i7
m.
Steamer Ell sud. Galveston November IS. TO
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed
In Quarantine at S:l7 m.
Steamer Geestemunde GER Perth Amooy.
10 David Warden, with mdse. Passed In
Steamer Ancon. Cristobal November IA. to
the Panama Railroad SIS Line. with "a passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
$50 IN.
Steamer Himalai AUST, Trieste October 1s.
tiume y. Sebenico %. Patras IS, Katacola n,
Bros & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at | m.
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk. to the Old Dominion Sc Co. with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
2:32 m.
Steamer Maracaibo. La Guayra November 7.
Maracaibo II. Curacao 10 and Msyasuez Is. TO
Bliss, Dallett Co. with two passengers.
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $50
m.
Steamer Norhilda Csr). Seven Islands No
yember H. with wood pulp. 20 the Tidewster
Paper Company. Vessel 10 the Donald SIS Co.
Arrived at the Bar at 5 m
Steamer Concettina di Giorgio Nor, Port
Antonio November IL and Baltimore 10, 10 the
Hamburg American Line. with mdse. Arrived
at the Bar at a m.
Steamer Ancona GtaD. Naples November =
100 cabin and l,176 steerage passengers and
ndse for New York, 10 cabin and SOS steerage
passengers in transit for Philadelphia. Ar
rived at the Bar at 6 a m.
Steamer Majestic (Br), Southampton and
Cherbourg November u. Queenstown 10, to
the White Star Line. with IS first and 1T3
second cabin and 341 steerage passengers,
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at SAP
m.
Steamer Pennsylvania Ger, Hamburg No
vember s. TO the Hamburg American Line,
with 3s2 second and POI third class and 6l8
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at $3.50 a m
Steamer Chiltern Range (Br), Rotterdam
November 4, to the Holand-American Line,
with mdse. Arrived AT the Bar at 2:30 p m.
Sandy Hook. J. Nov 81 $50 2 m.-Wind
east light breeze; clear; smooth sea.
SAILED.
Steamers lndraghir (Br). Yokohama; ~
Louis. Southampton; Magda (NorD. Philadei-
phia; Chesapeake Baltimore; Fl Monte, New
Orleans Nordstternen DAM, Nipe; President
Grant Ger, Hamburg; Brosdmayne (Br), Ca
lais; Santiago. Tampa; Madison, Norfolk and
Newport News Thorsa (Nor). Baltimore; Star
Of India (Br). Melbourne. Commewyne Dutch.
Demerara; Lenape, Charleston and Jackson
Vile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
TIGERS SCORE AT WILL
Princeton Soccer Team Trounc
es George School Eleven.

10y 10 me lElDDnt.
Princeton. y. j.. Nov. H.-Another vic
tory came TO the Princeton soccer team
here to-day by a score of 20 to ] against
the George School eleven on Brokaw
Field.
The game reflected little real credit on the
Tigers. who pushed the playing al their
pleasure throughout the first half, but
scored only twice out Of all the attempts
made at the schoolboys' net Dinsmore
shot both goals for Princeton Just at the
close of the first half, the first from
scrimmage in front OF the goal and the
second on a beautiful long shot from well
out toward the centre Of the field.
A different story was told in the second
half. for the George team forced the play
ing, and succeeded in netting one tally
on a glance shot OFF Murphy. They held
the Tigers safe for the rest Of the game,
but could not penetrate their defence for
a second point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
TIGER RUNNERS CONFIDENT
Gross Country Team Favored
to Win intercollegiate Title.
IN Telegraph to The Trlbune.

10y 4fifeidpH W Inc i'iDN"N'J
Princeton, n. j., Nov. H.-The cross
country runners who will represent
Princeton in the intercollegiate six-mile
run at Van Cortlandt Park, New York,
tomorrow, will not leave Princeton for
'he scene OF the contest until the 1888
VcIock train in the morning.
Having been over the course once this
season In scoring It's victory over Column
va the Tigers did not feel the necessity
ot being on hand for the walk over the
course with the other teams this after
noon
heene Fitzpatrick did not consider the
roe long enough 10 tire the men so that
"ey would need a nights rest before
running. The seven contestants for the
myers. Captain d. S. Morrison, s. X.
a a'ha' W. s. Doty, NJ. J. Hayes, L. l..
mover, A. Hunter and II. II. Barnett,
VIII De accompanied by c. f. Goldsmith
'ne manager. and ]. NJ Galbreath, assist
ant manager.
Ffinceton's chances for a championship
ere ere me brightest in years, as the team rs
5nn.usieaied this year. having won from
,.n Tale and Columbia, while Y ale has
con from Harvard and Harvard from