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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-13
TO ANSWER
 TO LARCENY CHARGE

Emil Palmbloom a logger. accused by Administrator J T. Martin. of the George Harkrider estate. of stealing zoo feet of water pipe from Mitchell bay on March ]. appeared before Com missioner J. B. Marshall yesterday and after hearing the complaint was released on his own recognizance the hearing being set for July 30.
 The pipe is valued at $35. The warrant for Palmblo0m's arrest was issued several days ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-13
BASEBALL
 TOMORROW

The fourteenth game ot the base ball series between Juneau and Tread we'll will be played here tomorrow ai- te-noon at 5.3o Manager Radonich an- nounced today Granville will pitch for Juneau.
 The fifteenth game will be played here Sunday. and # the plans are not changed. it will be the players bene- it game. for which tickets have been sold at a dollar each, with ladies ad. mitted .or fifty cents.
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WOULD-BE REGICIDES
 ARE TO BE HANGED

LONDON. July ls--Death sentence has been passed on two men who were charged with attempting to as- sasslnate King Ferdinand of Bulgaria according to a dispatch today in the Daily Mail from Sofia
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uNrgRmEYsR SAYS

OlINo WHNIFULN IU
 ALBANY N, r. July 13.-Samuel Untermeyer appeared before the New York con mittee on corporations of the constitutional convention to urge an amendment requiring incorpora. ton of the New York Stock Exchaiige. Ho asserted that manipulation oi the various stocks had never been ndulg- ed in to a greater extent than during the last four weeks He stated ihat outside Of lhe United States there is now no other Stock Exchange In the world not subject to governmental control
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PULLMAN GAR COMPANY
 REFUSE WAR ORDER

CHICAGO July 1S.- The Pullman Car Company refused $25OOO,O0O or der from tho Russian government for 50,Oo0 freight ears because the pay was to be in Russian notes and 10000 ears were tc be built in shops which the Pullman Company was asked to erect in Russia The Pullman Com pany demanded cash.
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RUSSIAN LOSSES IN
 PRISONERS AND MATERIAL

BERLIN. July 1S.--The Overseas News Agency says the German troops have captured 16SD Russian officers and 52Q.OOO men from May to June 27, and are believed to have captured 300 field guns, 77O machine guns and war material which cannot be calcu- lated.
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NORTHERN LIFE FORMALLY OPENS
 NEW BUILDING

SEATTLE July l3--The Northern Life Insurance Company of this city, yesterday formally opened its new homo dt 4th avenue and Seneca street in this city The new building IS fire proof aud two stories high Ii will be occupied wholly by the Northern Life Insurance company At the opening. the officers and agents Of the company are the hosts and the policy holders are the guests of honor.
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SHRNERS ARE IN
 SOLEMN cONcLAyE

SEATTLE. July 1S.-Escoyted by 90 uniformed Arabic patrols, Imperial Potentate Frederick R. Smith called AIS selectmen from the temples for the solemn conclaye this morning at the Moore theatre The conclaye is In session.
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BRlTlsH COLUMBIA WILL
 NOT HOLD ELECTION SOON

VANCOUVER. B. C., July 1S.-Pre- mler Sir Richard Mcbride, who has recently returned from London on business in connection with his offic- iaI position. has announced that the proposed Provincial election has been indefinitely postponed He said, how ever that there will be an election within the constitutional time, which means that a new Parliament will be chosen before next April
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ALlENTlsTs THINK
 THAW IS PARANolAc

NEW YORK. July 1S. Several alienst experts testihed yesterday and today that they believe from their examinations and from the testimony they heard Barry K. Thaw give in court that they regarded him as ab- normal. and characterized his condi- tion as paranoiac.
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Troops MovInu south.

LONDON July 1s - Germany and Austria continue to send troops southward tc meet the slowly ad- gancing Italian forces. Most of the German troops are taken from Ba- varia and are concentrating at Inns bruck and nearby towns.
 The Italian forces ontinue to ham- mer the Austrian positions, and to entrench themselves in strategic po- sitlons to resist a counter attack that they are expecLIng
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stocks Recoverina.

NEW YORK. July 13.-While it is admitted that in SO far as the issues are concerned the situation between the United States and German is more critical now than it was immed- lately after the sinking of the Lusi- tania. yet the temper of the people has cooled of considerably, and busi- ness men are depending upon that to prevent any break in the near fu- ture between the countries. While stocks declined yesterday, there was tendency toward general recovery today
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GEN. VILLA DEFEATS
 GEN. OBREGON

WASHINGTON. July 1S-Gen VII las agents here have received what they allege to be confirmation of his defeat of Gen Ohregon. and say that his army Is advancing toward Mexi- co City The contact with 0bregon's forces was near Agua calientes.
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NorE ro eE coNsIpERE0
NEXr WEEK.

CORNISH. N F., July 1S.-Presi. den, Woodrow Wilson will not take up the German note with members oi bis Cabinet until next week. as he does not expect to leave for Wash inglon until Friday of this week
 President Up Early.
 The President was on the golf links today before o'clock. where he spent the entire morning Later he retired to his study at Harkakenden house. With the official text of the German note before him the Presi- dent gave directions that he should not be disturbed
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u. S. SIMPLIFYING COMPANY
 PURCHASE THREE SHELTERS

CHICAGO, July 1S The United States Smelling, Refining & Milling Company arc said to have purchased three Kansas zinc smeltefs at Q cost of S1.O00,OO0. The company Is report ed to be planning a 7OO-ton zinc con. centrator at Joplin, Mo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-13
OWENS AWAITS
 ASSAY RETURNS

Eugene Ownes. pioneer Sumdum mining man. who recently discovered rich rock on his claims on tho north side of Tracy Arm, is at the Oc- cidentai for a few days. Mir Owens is awaiting the returns from a Den yer assayer before proceeding with development work
 Two new cabins have been built on the claims. and tran cut up the mountain. and some trenching has been done on the twelve lodges ex- posed
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ARCTIC BROTHERS TO
 HAVE INTERESTING MEETING

The Arctic Brothers at their meet ing tonight will have initiatory work. Ia large class of Cheechakoes being ready to cross the trail and will dis- cuss the new building which win be erected for club home and lodge room
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GERMANS ACTVE ON BOTH E4ST AND WESI FR0NIS
RENEW
 THEIR ATTACKS
 AGAINST TRENCH

LONDON July 13. The Germans have renewed terrific plungIng attacks against the French lines in the Woe yre region in France At the same time the attacks In the vicinity of Ar eonne have been abandoned. This is taken to mean that the failure to break through the French lines to verdun through the Argonne forests has resulted in Q change Of plans and similar effort in a new direction
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 GET BUSY
 IN LAS l

LONDON, July 1s.--The Teutonic forces have renewed thelr activity along the eastern front. Petrograd has officially reported that lively en- saoements are in prooress along the 'East Prussian front In the eobr and Narew regions, and further 10 the southwest between Plsla and Roso- ga rivers.
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INTEREST AND DIVIDEND
 PAYMENTS SHOW lNcREAsE

NEW YORK, July l8- The inter est and dividend payments in New York July list are estimated at S270- OS46lS against S254.sS5.7So the first of last July The increase is regard- ed as favorable.
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GOVERNMENT PLANNING
 TO AID SELL COTTON

WASHINGTON. July lS.-rhe Fed eral Reserve board win take early steps to arrange for the gradual mar keting of the cotton crop to prevent price depressions. The reserve agents of four southern reserve banks have been asked for reports on local com dlLlons.
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CANADIANS USE GOLF
 STICKS AT WAR CLUBS

NE wYoRK, July 13.-A. F. Walt ace war photographer, arriving from Europe where he was at the front, says Canadian troops are using golf sticks successfully for hurling hand grenades
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DENIED NEW TRIAL;
 LAWSON IS lN JAlL

DENVER. Colo. July iS-John R. Lawson who was denied a new trial was placed In iail yesterday after noon. He was convicted or murder in May and admitted to bail pending 2 hearing of am appeal
 Further proceedings Co get the yer diet set aside are being prepared by Lawsons atlorpeys.
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PUGET SOUND FACTORIES
 CAN MAKE 2,4o0 SHELLS

SEATTLE, July B. It is stated that Puget Sound factories are pre-. pared to turn out 2.4Oo shells a day on the Russian older which will amount when completed to $1.25o,0OO- It Is said, however, that several fac tories are preparing to increase their capacity to make them..
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BOYS THROW STONES
 AT LIBERTY BELL

WALLA wALLA. Wash. July 1s.- Two boys near Pendleton. Oregon, were guilty of the first acts of yandal. ism against the Liberty Bell They threw stones at the bell. one of them hitting the precious relic of Colonial times.
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PITTSBURGH ENLARcEs
 SCOPE OF. FACTORIES

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July ls.-one effect of Che war has been the en- trance of Pittsburgh into the produc- tion of things never dreamed of in past generations. Four large chemi- cal works are nearing completion that win produce dozen or more former ly imported chemicals
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MANAGER MAJESTIC STOCK
 COMPANY ARRIVES TONIGHT

The manager Of the Majestic Stock company which is billed to open an engagement at the 0rpheum Ihrps. day night in repertoire. wiii arrive in Juneau on the Princess Sophia to- night He comes directly f'om Prince Rupert where the company piayel g. successful enlargement ia'i "eei
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NIGHT W'9TCHMAN KILLED
 LAST NIGHT AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE. July 18. - Herman F. Wiclman. aged 6S years, night watch man at the Pacific Coast briquetting plant. was murdered during the night No clew to the identity of the murder CTS has been discovered
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AVlATORS DROP
 BOMBS ON VENICE

MILAN. July 18.-Austrian aviators again dropped bombs upon Venice this morning This Is Che fourth aerial raid upon the city. Two buildings were wrecked and three women and several children were injured
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ALLIES GAIN
AT GALLPOLI

PARIS, July 1S.-Through Hityleue and Athens. Paris has received the report that as a result of ferocious engagement on Gallipoh peninsula the forces of the Entente allies have made an advance of 200 yards. There was heavy loss of life.
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spEEoER ARRESTED.

F. Watson, motorcyciist. was ar rested last night by Omcer Earring ton. and jailed on charge of speed ing He is said to have been going at rate of 90 miles an hour City ordinance borfids travelling more than eight miles an hour. within the city limits
 Watson was released on his own recognizance. and win have a hearing at D. m. tomorrow.
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GERMAN PAPER iN SEATTLE
 IN HANDS OF RECEIVER

SEATTLE. July 1S.- Charles osner yesterday applied to the Superior Court for a receiver for the German Press, and asked for the removal Of Karl Weiss as editor of that pubhca- ton
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-13
GALVANIZED PIPE
 BECOMES MORE VALUABLE

PITTSBURGH ply l3- Galvaniz. cd pipe has advanced $so ton since February. due Co the higher market for speiter. Another sharp advance was ordered today pittsburgh pipe mills arc running at about 75 per cent capacity
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RAILROAD SETTLES
 WiTH ITS EMPLOYEES

BOSTON, July lS. All the points at issue between the New Haven rail. road and its 1900 freight clerks have been amicably settled.
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ITALIANS OCCUPY
 AUSTRIAN POSITION

GENEVA. July lS.-After the bonn. bardmept of a month the Austrians have evacuated Tolmein on the Ison- 20 river and it has been occupied by Italian troops. according 10 informa. tion received here,
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sUB-TREASURY HOURS
 ARE MADE sHoRTER

WASHINGT0N, July lS All the Unitod Siates subireasuries have been notified by the Treasury De- partmen, io discontinue in the future lhe lfanoction oi business daily at .2i5 instead of o'clock
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FRENCH WANT TO GET
 PRIVATE GOLD SUPPLY

PARIS. July 1s.-The pAvate stock of gold mined ir, France is estimated at from Ss50.oOC.00o to Sl,s3O,O0o.0Oo which the government has invited citizens to exchange for notes.
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FOURTH OF JULY
 DEATH LIST GROWS

CHICAGO. July 1s The deatps resulting from the Fourth of July eele. bration this year according to the chicago Tribune number 24 and the injured 9lZ
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sTock ouoTATfoNs.

NEW YORK. July 1S Alaska Gold closed oday at 3i1s Chino, 46; Ray 2sK Utah copptr e9E Butte and Superior 7iE.
 Copper is cioted as 2Qis cents lb.
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WOMAN WILLS s1ooo,ooo
 FOR ART INSTITUTE

BOSTON, July 1S.-The will of Mrs. Hannah M Currier. widow of former Gov Carrier of New Hampshire, leaves nearly $1,O0O,O0o to establish an art institution in Manchester, N. Fl.
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canadlan Inauranee co. RuYs

CanadIan lnourancc co. buys
 OTTAWA. July 1s.-The Sun Life Insurance Company, of Montreal will subscribe to S1.OOO,OOo of the British new war issue.
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WAR TAXES PRODUCE
 OVER sso,oOo,ooo ALREADY

WASHINGTON, July 1S.--lt is es- simated that between S5O,OOO,oo0 aud $54. .O00,OO was raised by the govern ment in the last fiscal year through the emergency war tax.
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ENTERTAINERS wiLL
 SHOW AT "DREAM"

Biihe Woodworth Cy Confer and
 Andy Anderson. the itinerant enter tainers. whose performances at Haines and Skagway last week were enthusiastically received. wifi appear at the Dream theatre tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-13
ASKS RELIEF UNDER
 TERRITORIAL LAW

Taking advantage of che mechan- ic's lien law passed by the Alaska Legislature, Fred Hiidebrandt has filed spls ln the commissioners court against S. NaSuma1a. to recover me
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SPAIN TO PURCHASE
 MILITARY SUPPLIES

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Four com commissioners Of the Spanish gov- ernment have arrived in the United States to purchase military supplies
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GOVERNMENT TO USE
 GENIUS OF EDISON

WASHINGTON, July 12. With 8 view of utilizing the inventive genius Of Thomas A. Edison. Secretary oi War Josephus Daniels yesterday ap- pointed him to be the head Of an az visory board of civilian inventors to work with a bureau on invention and development to be created in the Navy Department The new bureau and its board Of advisors will give particular attention Go national de- fense
 Edison has given particular consid eration to the question of defense for the Nation against submarine at taciys.
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George w. Meloche. mining engi- neer at the Juaiin mines was in the city today on business. He returned io Jualin late this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
CALUMET CLUB CLIMBS
ON TWELFTH INFANTRY
Takes Third Place i'm Winter
League by It's Victory in
Extra Inning Game.
WINTER LEAGUE STANDING.

The Calumet Clup moved into third
place in the winter league by defeating
the Twelfth Infantry. holder of the cellar
position. in an interesting game played
on the leagues Fifth avenue field yes
terday. The score vas IA TO 10. An
extra inning a required to decide the
contest. as the National Guard men tied
the score at 10 all in the seventh in.
ming by scoring a run on an error at
first base. In the eighth inning the
Calumet batters asserted themselves and
driving out five ringing hits scored four
runs
Hits were many on both sides. with
the Calumet men showing the ability %
bunch them. Ashmore. the infantry Of
iicers' pitcher. started to twlrl against
Calumet blu was wild. After giving
three free passes and IA like number OF
s~afeties for two runs in two-thirds OF an
inning ne was relieved by Mccoy. The
latter's offerings were bombarded ali
over the lot for a total of twenty-three
safeties.
A,en got of to a poor start. but after
the first inning the Calumet pitcher was
quite effective. lie was found for an
even dozen hits. Bigelow and b. II. Tilt
each got six hits and Aten n Coolidge
four apiece for the calumet Club. Tay-
Tor and James played n spectacular game
for the soldiers. the former stealing six
bases.
Frank Farrell and Tor Foley. lately
part owners OF the New York Yankees.
We're the guests OF Magistrate Joseph T..
Corrlgan and they seemed TO take much
delight in the proceedings. The score
Y~., 49,.
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DODGERS POUND DUO
OF ATHLETICS CUBS.
Tear Off Eight Runs in First
Inning and Make Final
Count 10 to Z.
sCUMrTZ PITCHES WELL

c,v-avA, Fla. March 19-The
,o,l!,r dodgers lived up TO their rep
r,,,i5ns as the leading s%luggers OF the
national League to-day when they
,,mmered a pair of Connie Mack's cub
,t.,bers for seventeen hits II a total
q, twenty-five bases. Score. Brook
len. Is. Athletics. :.
pitchers Schmutz and rfefrer worked
,,s whole nine innings. Big JEFF slowed
a,u, i'm the eighth inning and the
athletics scored a quartet of TALES.
s,bnu,z showed signs OF the careful
coaching Of the last three weeks by
Tack COMBS. lie looked like a 80
,sr cent. better pitcher than hr did
a, ony time last season.
The game was won in the opening
.,ap,er on a par Of triples by Schultz.
, trio Of hits contributed by other mem
has Of the team. four bases on balls
and a wild pitch. all of which Melted
The Dodgers eight runs.
The following inning and the eighth
,ara productive OF more hitting and run
setting by the boys from Kings county.
pitchers Voltz and Hamilton were nam
mercd without stint. The score:
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SITES FOR MORE BRONX FLATS.

MOUNT HOPE AVENUE-Max J..
Klein and lgnatz Roth have bought
through Il. Osborne smith ten lots
at the northeast corner OF Mount
Hope venue formerly Monroe ave-
nue) and 10th street. II Is III
feet on the avenue and l6S feet on
the street. The plot is lis feet deep.
This corner was sold by William C..
Bergen. who retired from the police
force to dabble in real estate. Klein
a. Roth will improve II with four five
story apartment houses.
RATHGATE ANENUE-George j. Nc
Cafrey IA sold for Mrs. r. ID.
Hogan to a builder the northeast
corner of Bathgate avenue and 1884
street. a plot 5Oxll5.
EAST 18TH STREET-Samuel Cowen
has sold to Walter NJ. Weschler 40
Fast 18Th street. n FIVE story apart
ment house on plot 40xlO0. The
buyer gave in exchange 1913 Hoe
avenue a three story dwelling on
lot 20Xl00.
EAST 10th STREET,. J. Kelly has
sold for Caroline c. Tiedjens 100
East l79th street, a private dwelling
and garage on plot 45NS0.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-J. J. Kelly
has sold for Frederick Beyers 2l50
Washington avenue, a lot 25xl03.
which has been resold by the pur-
chaser.
BUSH STREET-Frank +. Schorer has
sold to a client of ]. J. Kelly the
frame dwelling at 100 Bush street on
plot 32x75.
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REALTY TRADING IN
CITY AND SUBURBS
Speculation in Bronx Lots Ac.
tivc-Wcst Side House
Finds Buyer.
MUCH LEASING FOR TRADE

Speculative trading in The Bronx such
as has been seen during the last few
weeks slowed perceptibly yesterday.
There were only two sales Of vacant
land worth noting and in both cases
builders are the buyers and they intend
to erect apartment houses this spring.
In Manhattan a West Side dwelling
was the most important property to
find a purchaser. For many months
one OF the most interesting features Of
he real estate market has been the
leasing OF property for business uses.
Brokers have pointed to the continued
renting in fairly good volume as an
indication of n return of more active
general business. Though IL is now past
the normal renting season leases con-
tinue to be mad In good numbers in
many parts OF the city. some OF them
10 old concerns which are expanding
and some to Arms just starting in
business.
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ORDERS PENDELTON TO QUIT.
y-ray Reveals Torn Ligaments In
shoulder Of Wrestler.

Cant. Nat Pendleton of the Columbia
wrestling team was ordered yesterday
10 retire for the season by Or. George
|, Meylan, head of the department OF
physical education. An X-ray examina-
ION of Pendleton's injured right shout
der revealed several torn ligaments, A
dIslocation would be almost certain even
under a slight strain. DR.. Meylan said
pendleton was entered in the wrestling
trvouts to be held at the Garden to-day.
He felt deeply disappointed yesterday at
the thought Of losing a chance to go to
San Francisco and also of losing the
175 mound intercollegiate title, which he
has held for the last two years,
Drawings for the intercollegiate finals
will be made at a meeting of the league
in Earl Hall to-day.
Tryouts for positions on the team
made vacant by numerous injuries were
held Yesterday in order to pick a
Matched up team to meet Pennsylvania
TODAY. J. Aimee, a freshman. was Sc
lected for the 1875 pound class, He threw
~ Allan with a half nelson in 7 minutes
30 seconds, w, Boyce threw A. Cohen
with "a body hold In 3 minutes 80 seconds
for the right to start in the las pound
class. A. Pascarella got a decision over
l. Bernstein in the ll5 pound class, but
since he Is entered in the Garden the
latter will go with the team to Phila
delphIa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
SCHOOLBOYS BREAK RECORDS.
Cohen Il Broad and Greenwood In
High Jump Set New Marks.

Two district records were broken last
night at the annual games of Ele-
mSntary School Athletic League dis
tricts No. 80 and SO held in the Thir-
teenth Regiment Armory, Brooklyn.
|. Cohen OF Z. :. l67 cleared ! feet
: inches In the standing broad jump.
IS pound class. two inches further than
the old mark. The second record to 60
was in the running high jump for UNI
limited weight boys. :. Greenwood Of
=. ; l67 jumped over the bar at > feet
In this. one inch higher than the former
best attempt. owing TO the large num-
Der OF entries ii was quite late before
the final event was over. Early indica-
lions pointed toward a close fight among
schools Nos. las. l55. &c and 1877.
The festivities began with a parade
OF the thousand odd athletes led By
Gen, George W. Wingate. District SUI
ptrintendent benjamin Welt and Chair
man Robert J. Frost OF the executive
committee. They were followed by the
s. Johns orphan Asylum Band. After
c.rcuit!ug the armory they lined up in
parade fashion and saluted the flag
while the band played the star
spaHgled Banner