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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
Jack Johnson Training
Well for Battle with
Willard on April 4.
SEATS FOR 10000
AT THE RACETRACK
Referee To Be Chosen on the
Arrival OF Jess in the
Cuban Capital.
fBy Cnbl. 10 The Trioune.l

Havana, March l9.-Owing to con-
ficting reports which have been sent
out regarding the Wlllard-Johnson
fight, scheduled for this city on the
morning of Sunday, April 4, for the
worlds heavyweight championship, JACK
Curley, who is in charge of the bout,
made the following statement to-day,
under his own signature:
Jack Johnson and Jess Willard will
meet at forty-fve rounds in Havana
on April for the worlds title. John
son already is here; Willard is on the
way with his manager and trainers.
Bob Armstrong also is on the way
to Havana to take charge of Johnson's
training. Johnson weighs slightly more
than 240 pounds, and is at just the
right weight TO stand the siege of hnal
hard training.
1.-THE battle will take place at the
Oriental Racetrack. Mariana, about FIVE
miles from the heart OF Havana, and
easy of access by trolley, carriage and
automobile
Accommodation will be prepared
for 10000 persons. Admission prices
range from 50 to S25, and already more
than $1,000 worth Of tickets have been
reserved and our Offices at the Plaza
Hotel, Havana, have been opened only
two days.
johnson will receive in all $4,000
for his share of the purse, and the
money already Is posted. Letters have
been received from the most influential
officials and laymen in Cuba all favor
ing the battle here.
There is no serious opposition, and
the bout will takesplace as scheduled.
The referee will be named when Will
ard and Johnson have a conference,
after Jess's arrival.
Special railroad and steamer rates
will be made, with Havana as an OBJ
jective point, for April 4. We expect
5000 persons from the States, and are
certain to draw more than $4,000 from
Havana and Cuba.
There is no doubt regarding the sue
cess of the battle, both from a financial
and pugilistic standpoint Mail and
cables for the promoters will reach us
at the Hotel Plaza, Havana, Cuba"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
JERSEY CITY CLUB
SEEKS new FIELD
Head of International
Team Applies for Fran
Chise in N. E. Assn.

New Haven, March 19.-The directors
OF the Eastern Baseball Association, at
an adjourned meeting here to-day, for
forfeiting the franchises Of the New
Haven, Hartford and Springfield clubs,
and received applications for fran
chises from Danbury and Waterbury.
Milton II. Baker, of New York, made
application for u team at Danbury, and
Thomas f. Fogarty, president Of the
Jersey City club Of the international
League, applied for the franchise at
Waterbury. President James II.
O'Rourke refused to affirm or deny the
report that Major Louis E. Stoddard,
Of New Haven, the polo player, had
applied for the local franchise.
O'Rourke stated emphatically that
the league would play out the season.
Another meeting will be held here next
Thursday, when a special committee
will make its report on the Dsnbury
and Waterbury applications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
Transfer of National Indoor
Swimming Meets to
Cities of East Rouses
Ire on Coast.

San Francisco. March l9'--Ihe "a
cifc Association of the Amateur AIN
letic Union, it was announced to-day,
rebened against the senior governing
body at a meeting last night at when
more than forty member ASSOCIATIONS
and clubs were represented.
The action was taken because 1t was
charged the national indoor swimming
and water polo championships AWARDED
to San Francisco by the superior oody
two years ago and ratified last year
were recently transferred to cities IN
the East. - o,ra.
A formal protest, refusing 10 agree
70 this change. was telegraphed TO the
Amateur Athletic Union headquarters
Of CHICAGO was urged by tefegrap 10
Join in the protest. .u;os o,rb.
A convention Of all the allied cups
and associations was called 10 meet IN
Sam Francisco in July. 1t is expected
that twenty states will be Represented ,ec
a pronosal TO divide the present y ufls,
d a PiopO Of the Amateur Athletic Union
into four self-governing bodies 70 Do
termed the Northern, southern, h,ish.
tic u: 'I and Psciac associations. VII %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
Summary of Awards at
the Charity Dog Sh0w

-, - -. -. -. 49,. ero-
Eins's Yankee snoWcioud' reserve D5Ar SNOW
storm ,... IT,. NJ. s,,,z,r,., r.o,
bitches tonenl-f1rSt Mss n ruiAins' Icy Icy
Sho"cloud' second w. n hVo'H" =" ''''
fGiE' mira MeH'S fsyehess ..,.,,, ,..,-,. IN
NiAheb-llni Lazy HhoNcIouu', 1Ser'e' VI
LUic F".y-
Yorkshire Terrlsrs-Iudse. Mrs. N. Thorpe
~ -. o., a., % ,,.,,... pri,. s..-
1Vbs VIZ, as; ...,r..ss s-s1its H.,
ond. MI. aud Ms w. cumming leuly bo{ 49,,
zWinners-First Billy. reserve. GstenUys Luis
Billy -
Bitches lwinner,'-First. Mr and Mrs. ", Cum
mings DelmAr Beauty reserve. slr. and Mira w.
1 Thompson, Gateuby's Beauty.
Dogs loren. rel " sable. First. Mrs T. Hast
ing', GoodHuOI hEaLsl.a ~ BsgsieIe. second,
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WEST. side STORAGE WAREHOUSE

NcN lnlh. 1AAiNA -vhN. ~
To Helen BOYLE. John B.anrhcons. Jessie 7
Bridge Lotue Parker Mrs Mayer "a sand
srom Anna Brown. Ada Monroe. D. McGoug.e
simpson Crawford Co. brooklyn Furniture co
Thompson SGr,. c. Renner W. G. Mar'h4l NJ
NcGOnlK.s Mrs G. Morgan. Charlie lee. Nr
lehman August GerIeit Frank Gerary Herbert j.
Goodwin. Jacob Atelrad. Joseph Ruschman You
AID each Of YOU sfe hereby notified that. The tine
FOR the payment ~ our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after Due no
tee thereof had been gwen you We VII cause
such property 70 Wit Household goods, p~rsonsl
,Tects csrpetS etc stored by you or 10 your name
10 The Was, SIDE Storage Warehouse. to Do sold
At public auction. according 10 the statute - ~ a
Wast 1891 S.. New York City on TUESDAY,
APRIL 18Th, 1915. a. 10 30 a N AMI u the
,sle thereof h not completed on sad date. tho
sams will be continued al the same place on ear
and every Tuesday thereafter. beg ming A. 10 50
n on zach day and continuing until al us
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
ITnDINgTOS A. HACkETr Pr0gnetorA
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The awards in the open and winners
classes on the first day of the Charity
Dog Show at the list Regiment Armory
were as follows:
Irish Water spanlels-Iud5s. Rev. 7. moors-smlth.
Limit and winners tbi,chs)-First. GeoTgs L.
BragtOu's Maggie Girl
clumbsr spanleIs-Judss. Rev. 7. moore-smltn.
American bred Gimit and winneu)-Fint. Il p.
KeaSiy's BrOoks.de Knight
Limit )open and winners. oltcho)-Nr. ana NH
Morrs Woods Weadstone Beauty.
Cocker spanlels-Iudue. Rev. 7. mOore.SnIth
Open tbjcAes. black)-First. Mepsl Kc1neS'
'5 open dogs. any other color)-FtH;. ca'sns
Kennels "a Mepsrs Roue; second. oyerrr9ss
fli-I D. & W Reeds On Glorious Red Cloud
Winners dogs. blacN-first. DARK DeSi. reserve.
Winners dogs sa{ Other colorl--F,r't. N. M'-
pa,', Rou, reserve Bysnsxood Whdfre ..-.
Ouru bitches. I'ack)--Flrsi Nepai Keknnes'
Mcg..s Aiss. second. Cats.Hs Kenne's' Bf4~c.ocsh
orcn t.ry o1er colorl-First. Nispal Eonnss'
Nopa's me second. Ms Is + Lewiss q
I.aiasiovue Debutants. third. MeDd kennels Me
," wIn i,eT'' ,biac0-Fip,. MepI, An,a. reserve.
Braec.ough Rockaeid Sisnet v,. ,,...r. r,,.
reserve. Della Of CsSsilB.
paehshunde-Judso. @. mu..Arnolt.
Dog. Copenl-First. Mrs; HunserfqId'' Ksm.:
Iai sogG r, shoif s,d I'f RsG ,o IN h.id. H.
Winners-first Kamsrsd South Shore; reserve
Blackto.t Fritz.
Bitches iopenl-Firt. Erns ton der Hsids; Gee
ond Glencrcsi Kennels GlencreSt KlJ; third. MIS-
A Hunger ord'i Nome South Shore
Wiuuers-First Erds Won Bonb; reserve. Ems
Won der Haide 49,
DOGS (opeal-First. Mar: second, Vernon Castle
Tel Ton fiugelrsde: third. b. h Rusgless south-
Winnefs-Elrst MAJ; reserve. s0u'hbu Tell
Bitches Copen)-First Bss;e Won Panler.el. sec
Winners-First. B.as ron PsnzeTtel; rssre.
senia
Coillss--Judpe. John ". Blaet~soo.
Dogs (open t1-coor)-F1rst. T p. Hunters On
KNOCK syde King Slam: second. Pinevood Pe'fo-
grad third Taur. E, ,.
Open any coor)-First. Alstesd Adons second
Lcighion's Uowgill Leader third. Taufy
Winners-First. Oh. knocklsyde King Slam: re-
Ri,chss topen; blue msrle)-Y1pt INN, Keo-
neis' lima Seedley Blue Gin. ~.
Omen tsny colOrl-Fnt. I =. Huntms IN
YnncklAvde Queen Alice. second Southport sweet
tbird lima Seedley Blue Gin.
'yVinners-rirst, Ch Knocklsyde Queen Alice; 70
serve. Ardsheild Wendy
Maltese T.rrlers-Juoqe. G. huss-tnoh
poy. fo,en and winnersl-Fint Miss X. stin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
CALUMET BATS OUT
VICTORY IN TENTH
FOur-Run Rally Beats 18th
Infantry in Fast Winter
League Game.

The Calumet Club defeated the 10Th
Infantry team in an extra inning game
of the Winter League series played on
"the lot" on Fifth Avenue yesterday.
The score was IL 10 10.
The Calumet players welded the
bat with a vengeance, accommodating a
total Of twenty-six hits, which estab-
lished a record for the season. An
error by Bigelow, at first base, in the
seventh inning allowed the national
guard team TO tie the score at l0-all.
which was not broken until Calu-
met punched five hits for four runs in
the tenth.
By the victory, the Calumet Club
climbed into third place in the table.
a position it has never held at this
time of the season in the history of
the league.
Frank Farrell and Tom Foley, who
recently disposed of their stock In the
New York Yankees, were the guests
Of Magistrate Joseph f. Corrigan, and
occupied seats in the "bleachers."
The score follows:
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE DAUB STORAGE WAREHOUSE
and VAN COMPANY

Incorporated
i22 r. 18TH ST. bet. 3rd ith Avenues.
IS FIRST AVENUE. bet. ith 6 9th streets

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IS FIRST AVENUE. bet. Ith 9th streets.
Sew York. March goth, 1915.
To Louis HochWald. Sarah Warshauer'
COwperthWait & Sons. Brown. A. wagner.
Kate Thompson. Joseph Hemberger Co.
King. Abe Harris. James Russo, Mosleln.
w. Bia,sytok. /. Jasper. Mrs. Johonis'
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Mrs Riley. Mrs Naumann, Gray. q. l..
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wallace: You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment
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will cause such property to Wit. House
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PANY, Incorporated. WAREHOUSES AT
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your name cor IN which YOU may have an
INTEREST,". 70 be sold at public auction
according TO the statute in such case made
and provided al the warehouse w East
18th street, New York city. on FRIDAY ,
APRIL 9TH. 1915, AT 10 A. VI, and
II the sale thereof IS not completed on
said date tho same Will be continued al
the same place on every Friday there
after. beginning at 10 a. m, and contlnu-
ing until all the goods are sold.
DACB STORAGE WAREHOUSE VAN
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THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby notified
that their household effects now stOfsge vii
be sold a. Public Auction. Wednesday March "a.
1915 at ths Constitution Express storage Ware
house Co 90, IVES, i5th 81 al 10 SO a once
8Ol West i5th 81 F G. Holmes Ms Mesgher.
Mn Williams. Alice Bronick Miss Cooke. y T
Lenning L CurB Il Jefehes. Miss VI l.
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Miss Lorraine Ms Goodi. Mrs. Fauoo Thsd
Shire. Miss sherFick McFsdden. Robt LaheJ MIA
Grslet. Mr Franklin. Mrs Campbell wash. MUD
sons EIpress. Ben C.oOts Lizzie Lawlcr. d
Grarener. Miss A Hogan, Hans Luker. hI Hodges.
Mr. Frost Fougsnils Ferris. Arthur Nicholson.
Ms WI iams Wm Prek,n Lena Miller From
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McCn-mac. Mrs Wagner. Nj or Mrs. Hsnse Mf
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some rare English settlers. Alberts
Mallwyd Mixture, recent arrival from
the other side, was generally admired.
DR.. Hair has been showing dogs for
thirty years, and ne adds not without
pride that he has won prizes in every
one Of those years. His dogs will be
Judged to-day
The iudgn began on schedule time,
Mrs. Carl EhlerInan, jr, opening the
ball with Pekingese span!els at 10
o'clock, while James Mortimer, the
Silver King OF dogdom, also made en-
early start.
it was announced late yesterday
afternoon that the unclassihed specials
and the variety classes would be
Judged AZ S O'Clock tonight.
Society was faithful. thronging the
day and evening sessions. Not few
of those who were exhibiting brought
their dogs in taxi cabs as early as
breakfast time, this contingent includ-
ing the Misses Maud a. and Marion
two Welsh terriers on a personally
conducted trip from Hampstead There
also was d New Jersey delegation, in
GLIDING Mrs. William B. Boulton, Mrs.
Arthur Allen, Mrs. John G. Bates Miss
Florence Waterbury, Miss Cara Foster
and Miss Gertrude Hall, from Morris
town.
The patronesses in many cases
brought guests, whom later they en-
tertained at luncheon or at dinner. w.
Ross Proctor had the officials and
Judges at luncheon in the Hotel Van
derbilt, and as a mark Of appreciation
for his energy John G., Bates was pre-
scented with a massive silver loving cup
by his associates Of the bench low
committee.
JAY Gould, the national court tennis
champion, was a visitor in the after
noon He wanted to see the pointers
and settlers. Rowland p. Keasbey, the
veteran amateur fancier Of ponies,
game bantams, pigmy pouters and field
spaniels, won the first gold medal OF
the show with his spaniel, Brookside
Knight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
West Starts Rebellion
Against 4. 4. u. P0WerS
presented 10 that convention By IN
Pacific Association.

presented 70 that convention By the
Pacific Association.
In reference to the awarding OF the
national indoor swimming champion
ships TO Eastern clubs this year, F. ":
Ruben, chairman OF the national
championship committee OF the ANA
teur Athletic Association, said yester-
day: -.
1T was clearly understood that only
the outdoor championships were TO be
decided NJ San Francisco this year, and
in addition there would be indoor ex-
THE national indoor championships
have been divided between Eastern
clubs as usual. The rules distinctly
saw that not more than one OF the free
style swimming championships may be
held on any one day.
"As only FIVE days have been allotted
for swimming events at the exhibition
ali Of the championships could not De
decided within that time. Hence the
holding of indoor exhibitions instead
Of championships at San Francisco was
deemed advisable"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Kirkesu. March i7-Caiiorni, (Dan). New Tori
for Copenhagen. ~, A., ~. a.
por,ieauI March l6-BoriesuI tFr, New fofs va
Dover March is-A Rsren. New Yors for R0.-
terdam. . "a c,,,... A.. v,,u
RsymSi. March 10. go ur-Bermudiin (Brl.
s, Tsom.s March ie-Ouiin. tBr). New York FOL
y.,I. March iO-sknisEs tDsn). New Yorf fO'
Hui March ls-Muscss. New York
SAILED.
Nsp.,s March iS-Lihrs tNorl Ne" 1orA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
YALE ELECTS NEW
CAPTAIN FOR CREW

New Haven, March ls.-Albert D.
Sturtevant, OF Washington, senior IN
the Sheffield Scientific School, was to-
night elected captain Of the Yale var
sity crew, 10 succeed T. b. Denegre,
who resigned a few days ago on the
advice of his physician.
Sturtevant rowed at No. I in the
varsity boat last year, and has been
In the same seat 80 far this season.
Nickalls gave the varsity eight the
longest drill of the season to-day, send
ing the men for a row of l+is miles on
the harbor. Wiman was in DeDegres
sAst Ct Ne. Z
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Dogs Bark a Welcome
at Big Charity Show
Stuffed Dog Is
Within the Lam

One Of the attractions at the Charity
Dog SHOW Is stuffed dog. ieashed and
muHEied, and labelled within the
Law" This Is tho exhibit of the Dog
Lovers Association and Is part OF the
programme Of the organization. which
has for its aim the persuadinr Of
Mayor Mitchell 10 abolish the rule
which requires all dogs In the city
streets TO he muEEied and lcashed at
the same time.
The "stuGed dog" idea was suggested
by Mrs. James Gardner Ro.smsn. wife
Of the president Of the Dog Lovers
Association, at n recent meeting at tho
Grcsorian Hotel. and met with the
enthusiastic acclaim of the members.
Il hope when the Mayor visits the
show" explained Mrs. Rossman. land
sees our exhibit IL will touch his heart
80 that this cruel muILIe and leash
law viii be stopped"
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HARTMANN's KNiCKERBOckER sTOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE co. INC.
F!DtLIIY .I05aGs WAREHOUSE,

New York March 20 1915.
To SIR II Jourolmon. Mrs Nora ouin
line. Mrs ~ p Hynson SIR Geo Hynson.
Compartment & Sons Mr.. A d. Dawson.
Mr. Jas Bolsnd. Miss Anna Boiand. Ara
c. r. Champion. Mr. VI. Leake. Mrs
Henrietta Lynch, Sir. r. T. Pullen. Ar.
Maurice Slater Mr H. Simon Mr. Ar.
thur Ballard. Mrs Jessie Robb. Mr. Ernst
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bert Packenham. Mr. Richard Blaikie. Mr
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Mrs Anna DAILY Mr = imam. ar
Victor Reichstein. Miss Albins Bardi. You
and each Of you are hereby notified that tbs
time for the payment Of our Hen upon the
property hereinafter described having en-
pired after due notice thereof had been gwen
YOU we will cause such property 10 WI.
Household Goods Personal Effects and her-
chandise. stored IN the Fidelity storage
Warehouse by you or In your name tor IN
which you may have an INTEREST,". 10 To
sold AZ public auction. according to the stat
Ute IN such cases made and provided. al our
warehouses i07-ios West SSH st. New
York City. on Monday. April l2th 1915. st
10 30 a m AMI II the sale thereof Is not
completed On said date the same will BE- con-
tinued az the same place on each and every
Monday thereafter. beginning Al 10 30 q. IL.
and continuing untl the sale Is completed.
FIDELITY STORAGE wAREHoCSES.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
HARTMANN's
KnicssrhOcksr Storage W-rehuuss Co. Clnc),
6-S-IO FIRST ST. NEW YORK.

New York, March goth, 1918.
To Sam Landers. Miss l.. Hewitt, Henry
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Knoke T. j. Breen. william Ranzweiler
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Warehouses. by you or IN your name Cor
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York City. on FRIDAY, APRIL 9TH. 1915.
al 10 80 a. m. and II the sale thereof 10
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Friday thereafter. beginning al 10 30 8 m,
and continuing until all the goods are sold.
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New Exeter Track Captain.

Exeter. n. H.. March le.-Stephen
Potter. Of Brookline. Mass. to-day was
elected eaptain Of the Phillips Exeter
Academy track team for the coming
season. succeeding Rupert Rsdford,
who has lsft s,hoel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
Main once and Warehouse:
1887 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR ssTh ST.
NEW YORK CITY.


New York March 2otb. 1918.
To Mrs KOhnken. Sanitary storage
James Newport, Geo. w. Odell. Nrs NJ
sullivan. General Waterproohng Co, Emil
SahL Adelaide Grant. Miss Harriet r.
Miller. Mrs r. Froelke. Henry. Mrs
l. - Wilson. Mrs Margaret ID. Aathysse
Fdward Venables. Rose Kruger. Chss I
Schierelin r. Barrett, Henry Bauer. Mrs
etillman. You and each OF YOU are hereby
notified that the time Tor the payment Of
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you, We vi cause
such property TO wit household goods
carpets personal effects. pianos merchan-
disc. etc stored IN the Lemon Storage &
Transfer Co. Storage Warehouses, al 1857
Third avenue New York CITY. by you. or
In your name cor In which you may have
an lnteresO TO be sold al public auction.
according 10 the statute In such case made
and provided at the warehouse 1897 Third
avenue New York CITY. on FRIDAY.
APRIL 9TH. 1915. beginning a. 10 80 a.
m and II the sale thereof 10 not COM
pleted on said date the same will be con-
tinued al the same place on each and
every Friday thereafter. beginning a. 10 80
A NJ. and continuing until al the goods
are sold
LENOX STORAGE q TRANSFER co.
lLnCl.