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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-02

Confessions OLA Mail Order Man
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08

brobten ibm nit ibrer 9lnsefpaIt bic
8ruit gu Iprsnssn, bic pulis fIoserl,
bic aippsn Dffneten iit, pie penn iis
iprs9en lpolIten. bic 9lueen ipurbsn
feu9t uno felhter. Bis einise belle
SbrGnsn, bic IhOniten perlen Der be-
ipestsn Seels, ibm iiber Die Iammens
ben Dangen rannen.
9a d95te uno tnadte es in ben Dor,
bin 10 itiGen 9iii9en, uno pur9 bic
9ollunberbiiIde 3cs ein leiies Gegen.
v@lauben Sis es ibm niht!" srt0ns
te in osnpIeIbeu 2lueenblit cine barte,
tur5atbmise Siimme; vber Sdein psr=
blenbet Siell"
Die bsiben 9amen itieBsn sinsn lei.
len Sdrei Der lleberraf6uns aus. uno
ale 0rei iponOten ibre glide mad bsr
Ridtung, pober Die @orts sstommsn.
0d itanb, nod bdlb burh bic 5ol.,
lunbsritrdudsr perbedt, eiue Ianse
biirre 9eitalt, ben babi9tdbulidsr
aopf melt porgeItredt uno our6 bas
eingetniifene 9orenon nit einem Or
susblid bic tIeine @ruppe muiternb.
.Rsro Semper!!" murmslte Sais, ere
i6rett duf ieinen ebemaIissn Gefdbr.
tel fturreno.
rSie eIauben. baB er Sic liebt,
SrGulsin9" fubr' bic Gtimme dni1sI,
nrb in srpber Grrseuns fOrt; res III
nitt pubr; i9 9ebe Sbnen bic beiliss
9eriiderung! - Sd femme ibn gang
ssnau es 1T Seinrit Suie, msin
better Sreunb kline Spur bon
3uneisung fir Sic 1T in ieinsm Ssrs
3en!-
0us junge WGbdsn mar tobtenbIei&
ssporoen unb ridtste bic sntisbten
YIide baIb auf ben fremOsn, unbeims
Iiben Wonn, baIo auf Safe, Der bd.
fab, aIs babe ibn Der glib ssirOffsn.
nit gldn3Ioisn 2luen Dor iitl binItar.
reno uno tsines Wories mGdtis.
raomm, mein ainb!" rief bic Mut.
ter, i5reu StridTtrumpf in bic Saidt
itedenb unb ibre Sodter gu fi6 empor.
siebsnb; rtOmm fort bon bier, um GOT,
tes piIen!l"
Warie mari nod einsn 9lid auf
Saie; Die @ernidtuns, In Der er ii5
.bsfanb, ifien aud lie gu tber5eugsn;
iis brdnsts ii6 an bic Wutter unb
bdrg i6Iu6Sro bag 9eii5t an ibrem
guien.
(6ortiesuug foIGt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08

Die Sdptiteru aus Gngs
lamb. Cine isltiams lleberrof4ung
erlebte bi.ier sale Elm einfpobner Der
tbiiringif6sn OrtI5aft Sberrobld bei
qpolha. Der Wdnn pollte ii6 geraoe
Az gett bsaeten, ols Dor feirtm Sans
fe Elm Sitmlicb l.bbafi,s Sttmm.nges
MIR Idut purbt. Shli.bIi6 nopfie es
an bic sbiir. Der Bauer 6ffn.t. uno
FAB iih Su I.in.r usbtrrai6uns elmer
Sdaor ppn iiebsshH psrionen g,sers
iibsr. bi. ibm in Der TuHftlbsii az
beriteben eaben, SaB fe fdmmtli9
ginldb bessbri.n Der Bauer 'polIte
.ntriifist ssrab, bi. sbiir suitiaseu,
nls i'm sins Der JrauM fragts. ob CT
iie urb bic slpsi anber.n Grauen, bic
i,bt in ben 8orbsrgrunb trai.n, nid5t
an Der Stimm, .rtsnn.. Bali I0fte
iidl bas RGihfsI: es tpdren brei Der.
beirdtbtts S6psf.rn b,s Rdun.s. bic
er fsit pielsn Sdbrm nift ade9sn
bate. sic .rSdhltsn ibm. bnb iie nad
otrl UHterqon1 oer .Hu'ttnnld' init
ibrsn pisrjsbn aiuorn aus aipsrpoof
nussefpisfen tporb.n fti.n. ipdbrsnb be
sripddbfenen S6bne uHS Batter In @es
fanqeneulasern f,RssbuIten piirDeu.
sic bditen bic nett. Reijs. al ibrtr
onbe beruubi. 3uriideg.n miilfen uno
Feien ftliebli6 osns siner pfennig
8elb m glpOlba aneetommen. Sn ihrsr
Poih fei ibnsu nifts duberss iibrig
sebliebtr. uls nod In Der Ra6t ben
Mea BIG Sberrobta nit ibren tlstnen
ainbsrn Sn sab su MAIDEN. Der gciis
er nnbm bic Gsintn aiif. 70 out es
niHg. unb aub bic Radbarn ffuffteu
berbsi. ipas ne rur iraenb on afeis
buuqsftii6en unb Dtden nfbsbren
fonnten. I'M bic lInsiidliden. bic p6ls
lia srf&Spft iporen, ipenisiftns augens
bIidll@ bOr bet SabrFsn gsptt ~
i9aseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08

ieite pon @ausbn Roab, LA SUB fiibc
lid pon @lenpap 9lpe (Steusr So; 81.
GlSep g 8urtdm an Wiliam Z.
9uriam. 20 9lder Qano in Settion 81
in Wbitepater Sofpnfbip (Steusr SOC;
$400.
emma 8. ssifber an bic Stabt gins
cinnati, 9beil bon Got 3 unb 9ct 6 in
Sofepb 8. Wiias' @itate an part ace.
lStsuer $D; $1,000.
Wleaa .. Smitb an Sbomas r.
Wc5ugb, 80 BEL $50 ssuB on Der Dens
ieitc bon Barrier Npe., 450 5uB iiiblid
ron Wsit6eu @ps. (Steuer $3.50; 81.
Walter $. Sber6sd an Carrie
Bubble. SO bel 137 5ub an Der Oit.
ieite BON Catherine qps. in Rornoob.
(Steuer SOC; 81.
6 3. MunB an Gmilis S6lueenseii,
33 bel $50 Ssub an Der Siibfsite bon
Robertfpn apenue in Rorpcob; 81.
glbert 8. Mithel al 8lan@e 8.
fulterth, 93 SUB an Mithea 9lpe. nit
73 SUB 5ront al Clinton Sprines
Ipe. (Steuer $4.50); 81.
@uitaps Taetb, glbm. on RitoIns
Fnetb IT,, 8 gter 2anb in Surpep
sos in 2lnberion 1Otpnibip. (Stsusr
SD: $1,000.
Gbith Wi. Ga goitdur an emma 8.
Sldndaun uno Srene Flanagan. 143
Tub an Der SIiieite Don Belmont aus.,
iiiolih bon WlapIe gbs., in College
Sia. (Steuer 1920; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
Gin gutmlt6lger
Jl1ep6iao.
&omif6er Roman BON
U. DON % interf e b.
(Tortiesuna.)

(Tortiesung.)
s5est ror es i'm ni9t uTgIi6, iest
tpnnte er bieIss IG6elnOe 2lrgeiit:
nic9t trii5en; jeBt Oieiem idpdrmenl
ben !9ersen ni6t ben sntfeBIi9en Stob
Der bitteriten gnttGui6ung sebcn.
2lber beuts aOenb, beute Q6eno gang
setpib unubGnberIi9.
Mdn Itisa f4peigenO .pieOer bina6
DON Dem alien S4lOb.
9as Ser5 1T pie bas Weer; e6e Der
Sturm IOsbri4t, berri4t in beibea
eine tiefe Stille.
Rd9bem lie pieber IN 2i9tentbul
ansstommen unO bas Diner etneeuoms
men 9atten, 3Og ii4 SaIe auf iein 3ims
mer 3uriid; er glaubte our6 bieIes dbs
it9tliGe @ermeiben bic Wiittbeilur1
feiner glbreiie am beIten Oor3u6sreiten.
2lber er bate Tih seirrt: bic Sren
nllng IGbt bic Sebnfu4t na9 benz
gDieberTeben nur eritarten.
2tls sr am 4benb Dor bic Sbiir trat,
fabsn bic beiben DaInen in Der De-
rdnba, bic an bas Saus it0bt.
sic duberten ben DunTd, na3 8us
ben>gaben gu seben, lin bas 8on5ert
gu t0ren, uub SaIe niberitrebte ni6t;
Oenn bort DriibeH in Der pOgetbsn
Tsnftenmenss SG4ts er li4 ieiasatuf'
scbt Iei1tsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08

Mloorman G. Sobn on Z. Warf
8. &c 3. Co.; $1400.
fSreb. o. 6ulbe an Gtone Widioni
sielief Union; $1,000.
Sarriet 3. Sapnes an Gdit Gnb g,
81. Co.; $500,
Niarb u. 9obin on g. s. Murrap;
$125o.
'5erbiuanS 9Riiter an glmpOOn
place 6. &: 3. Co.; $1,000.
Sbereid Sobniton an prite Sill
eagle g. e .. Co.; $500.
sSdeob 3. Snnbsr an Columbia .,
&c 8. q. Co.; $500.
ferdinand Shomberg an 5irii
Warb y. dc 9..4. Co.; $1,000.
2snrp Z. Sotte an Gumminsptas
g. e 9. Co.; $500.
9irsinia Sadfon an Spbn ReRo'
berts; $500.
Dieislbe an Delta 6. o.; $500.
Carl SferI on @eit glprnO0b 9.
& 6. Gp.; $1,000.
Sfdut MOb an JamiIp 8. u. &c.
/; $1,000.
aug. Sltsrsens an State eDe. z.
& 3. Co.; $1,000.
9lnna SarriIon an Sat 6. & 3.
60, $500.
2lIice g. gDaIter an Minton 9lacs
g. e y. Co.; $1,000.
9lIbsri Rare an Marsorsi 2ahtrop;
$500.
aOuis Scripis an !. g. SOripib /;
$500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
Bonn Gfottenangriff ssstn
Stalien.
Gebenieo (9almdiisnL
8. ssuni.

Die .6rpdtstd Wliiao" 6tinst na6
lbsr Grs1bIuna einss 3beilnebmers an
bem eriien Gferrsidifh ungariid.n
9lnariff oegen bic italisnii9e aiiiie
ipleenbe S6ilbtrung:
glit Stol3 tonnen mir fdgen: ben
eriien slngriif gegsu Sialisn flitrtsH
uniere arodisn aus. 70 Sab bic Stalie'
ner iit lpieoer Der 3sittn erinnerH
iperben, ais bic aroatsn, hsfoubtrs bic
aus Der aifa, fir iis Der gdusgau
ipdreu ;. Sn filler Naht, beuor NOD
Der erfe arissstag anssbroden Ddr,
bsirai zines &rcatsn Jub bas itaIienis
ife llier in Ufnnireoonid. Is mar
biss Der srsanttsntdpitdr JdntO gu.
tOpic pon pootapsIsti. sin Sobn bes
troatiffen 8srglanoss 9i,d. Rod I'M
!Sofen traf sr einsn 9iirgsr BON WoHa
frsbonia, ben .r in reinliem Sfalisniih
frdste, no bas goiiamt fsi. Der
ni6isabnnbe giiresr gah 2lustunit
.uno idate bann autl nod, no iit bic
Decentralization befinbt. glidIt IaHge
bnna6 tonuis Der gut, WauH bic
g8irtung unisres 9eIftibfeiiers ous
bic 8abnitaiion unD bus poitault
bso5ahten.
Ter cute Waun bate, dls .r i.ine
9tustunft CAB. Iitrr nod ni6i seiDubt,
bah Ger arieg bereitS beaoirien babe,
sbenfopsni1 ipis bic Slider bon
Gbioseid. bic in herisIben Roft nod
an einss uniersr grisssf6iffe beraus
idmen un6 ,fift. gum gtrtauf anbos
len. ngsrlabt unsl" rief ibnsu Der
9ommdnbuHt gu. mir btfinosn uns
i'm siriegl" - I'D mas, arisa!1 ers
:uiberten Die GbiOggiotsr, rons III bod
unm0aIih, - ME tDurte benu 5tpis
itxn sStaIieu uuo Ssiierreib Grieg
ftin." limb es mar gan3 unm0as
lid. bisfe Slider BON Gbipesia gu
;i5erleuntn, oob 5pii6.n Stalisu unS
Stitrrsi6 llnsurn arisa ailsgebros
den iei; imnetfrrt boten lie ibrs 5is
ife an. Grit als Der aommaubaut
siniae RepOlptri6iiTTe in bic 2uit abs
aah. i'm bic 9snts gu erid,redsn, snts
iernten iie iit Ianafam.
gludl bic @ernihtung bes iidfieni,
fhen 5crpeooboot 3srit6rsrs -5urs
binn" in bsm sripIbnttn aaptidu 8u.
tpOie eut3uf6reiben. 2lls bic fpadereu
9lauiadm pom .gjspsl' hie pon ihnen
aufaefiidten irisqse.fdngsr.n Jtalies
ner in Ssbenico ldnoetsH, itaHb @rob
imb Nlsin ON Safsn. 9ss 5ubsls mar
.ein Gnoe. gs Iebe Der Gniier! sod
uHisre Marins! llnb 81 ebreH bes
fieareiten aapitdns, Der aus benz
troatiifen aomitat Clio iiammi, fang
bic beaafierie Neng. bns 6.iannt.
aieb Der SeIb aug Der 2i,a'. Die
iri.gsg,faneenm Sialisntr fdbn fehr
nieberqebriidt aug. Nus Der Wsnse
risf man ibnen ironiid ;u: Ben oe'
nuti oiobinoti.1 Der aommaHbant
Der ,Surbina@ btfinbst iib i'm ardns
tenbaus. gDie bas .Rdfe ieSiniiou"
b.rih.ei, fact. .r isbr tsbriidt, bic
iidlienift. qrm.. bab. oief.n aries
nibi aeipont; ,r ie,ifsi. fbtpr: .po'
pere noitre iduiislie, popera JtaIia!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08

Stdliener perlesten iit odnn aufs
ptinbern, psrpraTtdnbistsn DOT daent
ibrs 4ustiTtung nit Gebruufsgysls
lt1uosn unb itablsn allies, mas ibneir
ipertbpoa biinite. 3as 0nitbaus oes
2utea Sartoni, Der bod elmer berients'
gen mar. pelde NIT beiben augerr
iiber bic @renSe ihoutsn = feline 3iper;
S5bns iinb iGon i'm Serbit mad Stas
lien befertirt, - III ebsnIo alissepllins
bert pprben rpie Der gsfis Der taiiers
ireusn gepSltsrune. 2luf folde eiits
itiittenbe Weife nia no9l 5tdIitn bic
iirolifhen Staliensr bonn 6iierrei4i.
fdsn .Sods" bsfreisnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
0rxxseisestbxmsibertrasmnsex

|
annie g. Glftun an Otto Often, 3
sabre po6t beginnsnb ]. 9luQuit 1915
fur einen 2upenraum an Der glorbpeIt.
sts BON Chapel Strabe uro 8opbburn
Ipe. W2pnotIite Mietbe $50
Gbriitine 9e2ogroir an Gbporb
uno 2lIoiua Rebm. 30 BEL 125 ssuB an
Der Rorbieite bon gsa,bre4er Qlpe..
(Steuer 81; 81.
Beatrice .Sammonb an g6as. fobn.
aOntra.i, bas GrunbHiid gsp. 241
S9ilitO Strabs fir 5000 su oeriaus
| fen.
GIisabstb 6. Obler an qslpis 8.
Wiaer, II Bel 80 Jub an Der Siibfeite
BON MoanoIio Strabe, 80 syub 5ftIi6
pon blum Str, 81.
GIi5abetb 6. Obler an Qefpis &.
Wliller, 25 Bel 70 isub an Der Roroe
ieite bon 9Unobus Ctr, rs SUB oItIid
bon Ssrarb Strnbe; 81.
Gli5ubetb 6. Obl,r an 2epis g.
RilIer, 25 BEL 75 SUB an Der RorOs
isits BON SonObue Str, so 5ub 0TtIi5
bon Gerarb Strnbe; 81.
sSba Reibe an @eorae R. Gteinmss.
30 SUB an Der Siiofeite pom 2bon
Strabe, So SUB 0itia BON Moerlein
Ipe. (Steusr 81; 81
Soiepb S6eps an Ttarp Z Web, so
Bel l20 ssub an Der gorbIeite bon
g. Ctr. 80 Sub 5ftIia ron gpemunt
qps. (Sieuer 81: 81.
Charlotte W. grcslep an georae 30.
WhWdusn, Got 2 une Sbeil BON Got 8
unb 4 in u. q. GrOmme's unierab,
thsiluns an Delta gce. (Steuer $2);
81.
aront mod. an cna m. aros. 20
Sub an Der SiibTeits BON California
gtOs.. 81 SUB nsitlih BON Reubina
Roub in 9unb Sia CSteuer 81; 81.
Waria 9. ffirfding an Caroline
9raffel, 80 b.i Is fFub an Der Rorb.
feits Don WuIbsrrb Str. (Stsuer S4);
81.
girbie R. Wdsraum an Winiam
Reubaus IT,, % BEL 100 Cub en- Der
Deitfette pon Rapin. Ctr, 125 sgub
n6rbIid pOn Warnsr Ctr. (Steusr
S3): 81.
Nsrbinanb Ritter an sbe Stacsp
Bros. @ds Contribution gp., 5.51
Gder adnb in Settion II in Millcrset
9opnfbip (Gtsusr $1o); 81.
Sbs Mert RsaIto Gompanb on Wa.
m Garter. As BEL $50 fgub an Der
Rorbfeite BON Moniana glpe. in Wsfts
pOob (Steusr $3.50; 81.
@irainio u. SotiOn an Sacob O.
S6miblopp, sbeiIs BON aots 80 unb
"a in Sufan Glitun's llnirabthiluna
an Der Siibtpeitete BON CHAPEL unb
gIblanb Qpe. (Steuer $3.50; 81.
8ellamb GtOrer II. u. an gnbrstp
uno Sane 9diion, g 5iib an Der HorSs
ieite BON WnrtIe gtoe.. 1874 SuB tpeits
lid BON Woo6burn 9lpe. ouf Walnut
5ins; $240.
Magsie Ban 3ant u. u. an patrit
0enneb unb George 80. Mullsn. % BEL
so 5ub on Der Siibfsiie BON Barr
Strube. 5pif6en 2inn unb gapmilsr
Str. (Steuer $2); 81.
Qtbrdbdm S6nlIer an albert 9rob,
50 bel 100 fub an Der Weitieite Dor
selbdre glpe., 175 SUB fiiblib bon
5oper Str. (Stsusr S1.50); 81.
Charles 8. 9onnier al Glen Wl.
zonniss. 40 ssi 12o 5ub on Der Deit. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
6rnnbeisentbums Sgputbefen.
ReueSbpot6.ten.

Sobn y. Bol5 an Srmpnbe e. &
g. g.; $1,000.
katherine Ul. aroner an bisTeI6e
$1,000.
Sames e. Rilep an bieicI6e; 5000
5rant +. Weitborn an biefsI6s;
$500.
Carrie Rieitenbera an WeInn Siai
.. 9. &c 6. Co.; $400.
Gburles 8. 5brppp an Dillidm u
Snemann; $500.
Mortba .. Smith an Sigbldne
aDe. g. &c g. Co.: $500.
Senrn Z. StOr9 an gsnor 9. & 9,
Go: $500.
Gmilie ShlasenseiI an SilsSaIs 9.
&c 3. Go; $3250.
ssGbn Is. guhdnan ar souikrn
Obio 9. &. z. Co.; $500.
grnft s. qaubprf an Star 9. u.
90. 3 Co.; $500.
Charles @rspp an Some 9. G. 9.
Co.; $620O.
Ttaaais 5rdnt on bitieIbe; $1,000.
Sobu W. 9rser on Reaoing Rodb
9. &. 3. 60; $500.
Rate @eitb on Central 5dirmoint
y. &. g. Co.; $500.
Surristt 9. 81. !oabuss on gaii gub
6. u. Co.; $500.
lrant eliaeF.r an 9tccomobdtiou
9. &c 9. Co.; $500.
WiIiam PeIbous ir. on Clifton
5eiabts SO. 2 6. &c 3. Co.; 5000.
Bertha Bauer on Spring Garbsn
g. &. 8. Co.: $500.
Frtberid q. gien on Gntonio Soms
6. &. g. Co., $1,000.
GIiSabstb 9ener on Wh. Seolibp g.
& 8. Co.; $1,000.
GIi8ubet9 qs4fteSt an Sisislbs;
5000.
Clinton e. getss an csfelt.;
$25oO.
gtntboup :. z. 9suuins an bid.l.
Be; $1,000.
Gilbert 9rOb an eagle g. &: 9. o.;
S225o.
anuins 6. Bartlett an Rsabins 9.
&. 9. Co.: $500.
Charles aeppert an Calhoun 6. &c
9. Co.; $500.
anna 5arrifon on wrobburn ap..
8. &. 9. Co.; $4500.
Bernard 7. goebm an 9Io6. 9. &c
g. Co.; $1,000.
Glen W. Sonnies an grppibent
Sapinas 9. G. 9. Co.; $1,000.
Caroline 6raiiel an Raria z. 5ir'
iftng; $500.
Selsne Mc@inn on 0eiiern Oils
3. g. 6c g. Co.; $3.50.
2aura 9. Wsriel an Sotlen 6. &c
Q. Co.; $3.50.
gai6Ias Gastb ir. an Rutb Rartp;
5000.
emma g. Flanagan an GbitS R.
Ga gpiteaur II. a.; 5000.
gopdrb Q. 5artman an aibernI g.
& 9. Co.; 5000.
6etiIate 5pPOtb.tsm
'frani r. gli.tboru an Srmpnse g.
G 9. Co.; $1,000.
Gbnarb GeIsr an emma pfan;
s17s.
cSamss 6. gfifep an Ormonbe e.
& 9. Co.; $500.
antberine arOner an biefslb.;
$4,000.
Sas. MlilIisuu an glIeuben Riuer
$500.
Senristta 4. aatisnbpru an Goutbs
I'm Dhio earrings gant Co.; $500.
glbrnbam Shladt an 9srmanid ..
u. 90. 3; $500.
sohn q. 8oI5 an OrmOnbe g. &c
2. Co.; $1,000.
Dsrislbe an 2ibsral g. &c 3. Co.;
300.
Glariba 9. Smii6 an GnieyptiI.
B. u. Co.; $4,000.
9atbrpn Ssb an R. Soffman;
1900.
9tarOn M. Gonbeifsr an SObn 8.
sarlep; $500.
Sba Reibs an gsOrpOpb Rsal gitats
so.; $3050.
Grnit 6. pauborf an Star 3. u. |
10. 8 Co.; $4,000.
Sobn M. Green an Rsabins Roab |
J. & o. Co.; Sl5oo. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
COLUMBIA POOL
IS UNDER REPAIR
Watermen Unable to Practise
During Holidays.

Columbia's swimming and water polo
teams will be fish out OF water for the
next two weeks, because repairs are to
be made IN the university pool that
will neceseitate It's being closed
through the entire period Of the Christ
mas holidays. Furthermore, the College
Of the City Of New York pool. In which
the Columbla men usually practise
when their own tank Is dry, will be
empty, TOO, so that they will have little
opportunity 70 keep in condition.
IL Is probable that arrangements will
be made with the New York Athletic
Club for the use Of the club pool for
some Of the swimmers, although the
water polo players and the plungers
will have 20 20 without practice until
the university reopens. I'd Kennedy
the coach, has mapped out a series OF
broad Jumping drills for his plungers,
but he does no: know what 20 do with
his water polo men. South Field IS In
poor condition, or he might order them
70 play football.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
Many SEEK GAMES
WITH N. Y. u. ELEVEN
harvard, Yale, Princeton, ASH
for Early Season Contests.

Q Roberts Baldwin. manager OF the
~ York University football team.
rs been flooded with kilograms during
- last week requesting games for
~, season.
sarysrd. Yale. Princeton, Dartmouth
- West Point have al asked for
ahJ season contests. There also have
- requests from Indiana. Vermont,
,lAis, Dehigh, Rensselaer, Polytechnic
.c.iA'7.e, Wesleyan, Union, Hayerford,
,i4tctcgt Agg.cs, Columbia, Mary
SO hggies. Delaware College, TUFTS,
',tigte
~ Sev York University manage
i-i q rof i.ksiy 20 accept any %
j.. 'iers from TIE Ave larger insti.
e....oi' beeauss o. policy adopted
re yesrs ago
Anosgh Trinity ard Rutgers have
=, =" cropped from the schedule only
!, ~ Team vii appear on the list,
!. hs Management has decided not
gay o. Thanksgiving Day.
49, ethnite dates baTe been tet,
.-N.n desiring 20 complete all ar
,~.-kssrtnt' with the Columbia authOTi-
:. ofiors other contracts are drawn.
p. % almost certain that New York
,.Itffity will have me following
80 D. - schedule: Columbia. Ste
49, "faieyan. Union. Rensselaer,
.LNtfnie. Haverford and Bucknell.
49, probable that either the Uniyer-
49,, :. o Asins or Vermont will be the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
Nine Clubs in Field for
National Golf Fixtures

scarcely two years ago that this ex-
celient course was put in commission.
Although Il has been generally ex-
pected that the open championship
would go West in 1915, there is re-
mote possibility OF this fixture re-
naming in the East. Minneapolis
never has had national championship
of any kind so tina, the nomination Of
the Minnekahds Country Club makes
q new section q possibility. However,
the other two courses named are those
o, the Country Club of Detroit. where
the last national amateur was held.
and the Englewood Country Club. Of
Englewood, y. J. Detroit never has
mad the open, either, but Englewood
entertained the professionals in 1903,
when George Sargent, Of Chevy Chase,
was the winner.
The womcn's national will 10 70 New
England, in all probability to Boston
and this was expected. Furthermor ore,
the championship for women ls bound
TO be held on links never before used
for a national championship. They are
the New Haven Country Club, the Bel
mont Spring Country Club, Of Boston.
and the Greenwich Country Club, Of
Greenwich, Conn.
Il was at Greenwich that the tri-
city matches for the Griscom Cup we're
held iast year, in conjunction with the
women's Eastern championship. Green
wich is ideally equipped for such a
competition.
Attention is called 20 the fact tina,
the annual meeting Of the United
States Golf Association. at which the
venue for the three championships will
be decided. will be held at the La Sale
Hotel, Chicago, instead Of the Black
stone, as originally announced. on Fri
day, January IL.
Nr. Whitney also desires 70 impress
on the minds OF the delegates the fact
that amendments 20 the constitution
permitting allied clubs to have one
vote each and the active clubs two
votes each will DC submitted for ap-
proval. All Of these matters will come
up for final disposition at the annual
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
READY FOR JUNIOR
NATIONAL TOURNEY
Youthful Lawn Tennis Players to
Have Fling on Courts.

The courts o. the tn Regiment
Armory will be open this week for
practice for entrants TO the first Junior
national indoor lawn tennis champion.
ship tournament. The age limit OF
eighteen years has not caused the
entry 20 suffer for class, az among
those or the list are II c. Rand, the
Harvard player who competed In the
all.comers' champ II. p. Cutler,
OF Columbia University, and James
Weber OF Andover. who have sent IN
their names 20 King Smith, who will
act as referee.
Among the other notable players who
have entered are L. Maxwell Banks, the
Adelphi Academy youth who was a
fnalist IN The junior metropolitan
". A. Scott, OF Carlton
A ademy; G. A. Zabriskie and !. Ray
mond. OF Trinity School; the Groton
School pair, J. H. Robb and X. NJ. Sedg-
ujck and the dimjnutive Donaldson
brothers. Of the Borough Fark Tennis
Club.
The drawing for the championship
sinQles will be made next Friday after
noon az the armory By King Smith and
others Of the committee, which includes
Robert Y Putnam. Arthur r. McKenna,
p. x. Tomlin, jr., A. {. Postley. II. l..
Follett and r. A. Bruno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
Amateur Championship
Likely to Go to PhiIadel-
phia and Women's
Tourney to
Boston.

Nine courses nave been named by
the executive committee of the United
States Golf Association as candidates
Tor the three national golf champion
ships Of 1916, according 10 the an
Eouncement made last nigh. by Howard
+. Whitney, secretary o. the associa-
ton. Action will be taken at the an
nua! meeting in Chicago OF January Ia.
For several months It has been ex-
pected that the links Of the Merton
Cricket Club, near Philadelphia, would
receive attention for the amateur
fixture when the list was made public,
for the reason that with TWO eighteen
hole links IL Is peculiarly adapted for
the holding OF such az important com
petition. Accordingly. Merton is the
hrst-named club among the three men
toned
An elemen: OF surprise was injected
in the nomination OF the other two
clubs as candidates. They are the
Nassau Country Club. OF Glen Cove.
Long Island, and the Piping Rock Club,
os Locust Valley, Long Island. These
courses were hardly expected among
the links 70 be named, although both
are OF the best Nassau held the ANA
teur championship in 1908, when the
system of all match play was tried
out and found wanting. Walter J.
Travis as the winner on that occa-
sion. Nassau held the women's ma
tiona! championship two seasons ago,
when Mrs. II. Arnold Jackson won the
tile
But Nassau the: and Nassau now are
vastly different AS explained the
other day, when the club bid for the
metropolitan amateur, many alters-
tons have been made in the links.
Piping Rock never has had a national
championship Of any kind. for 1t was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
MANCHESTER CITY
WINS AT SOCCER
Motifs Forest Increases
Lead in the English
League Fixture.

London, Dec. 1S.-The feature Of the
English soccer games decided to-day in
the Northern section was the victory
Of Manchester City, which beat Bury
by e score Of to 0, away from home,
enabling i to get back to second place
in the table, two points behind Burnley.
Preston North End surprised its sup
porters by beating Rochdale by to 2
away from home, its second victory In
the competition this season. In the
Midland section Motifs Forest increased
its lead az the top Of the table 70 four
points by beating Derby County, all
ends up, by 20 0.
The chief attraction in the London
games was played az Tottenham. where
the Spurs beat Queens Park Rangers
by 10 /. c
Celtic still leads in the Scottish
League table, but Hearts exchanged po-
sitions with Morton at second place.
The complete results follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
Elect Noble
TO COmmOdOreship

Daniel Noble. who owns the motor
yacht Elbon, has been nominated for
commodore 81 the Knicktrbocker
Yacht Club. His associate flag officers
are: Fiee-eommodore. {. L. Carson.
motor yacht Traveller: rear commodore.
Edward {. Marsh. auxiliary sloop
Paiudian. The other officers nominated
are: J. o. Sinkinson. secretary; George
n. Cooper, treasurer; W. {. Llebcr.
measurer; Dr.. ". ~. Peer. feet sur
geon; Rodmnn Sands. Harry Stephen
sor, W. r. Bull. r. H. Crawford and
Howard Curry, directors. The annual
meeting and election will be held on
February 10.