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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
PLAN WEALTHY MEMS CLUB.
boston Bankers Exclusive Golf
Course 70 Cost Over 100000.

BOSTON, May 1.-wealthy Boston
bankers are planning new and ex-
elusive golf course Plans have gone 20
far that the men behind the movement
have their eye on a location. and II Is
stated that they are ready to put $780,
900 into the course at the outset.
1t Is the idea to build n small club
house. with the membership to be lin
tied to 100. The initiation fee will be
$1,000 and the yearly dues probably as
much more per individual. so that mono
but the wealthy men can expect to be-
come members.
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Whit" Plays Well as Flushing.

IN" playing season of the Flushing
country club began yesterday and
fardiu.r W. White played the best golf
o. the day getting rs. The handicap
was Won by Louis W. Nash with a
card ~ Toe 20, ~ The other scores
u VI N..nith, iO?-g7 rs; A. wey-
mourn, 80, -: g W. Breck l0.-2s
d g. ". White, 80. 70; Clinton d
smith. Jr.. nat. a. II. l.. Bennett.
- -. Frank 5 McCord NJ
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Handicap Played at Glen Ridge.

GLEN ridge, y, j.. May IAN
eighteen hole handicap in three classes
was the attraction on the Glen Ridge
country Club links this afternoon. Tho
scores
Cas- A-G n Martin. 77-s II: W. d.
ISs b ". Hart, s5---2l. "a, II. j.
FroSt 'I--., 70; 9. W. Yates 9s-22, 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
Hatch Wins Missouri, Marathon.

Sr, LOUIS, May l.-Sidney Hatch OF
Chicago, veteran marathon racer. this
afternoon registered his NTH victory In
the Missouri Athletic Associations an
nual marathon when he led the field
from the NTH mile and crossed the
line three hours and eleven minutes
from the start Lodell OF Chicago was
second, eleven minutes later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

RENAULT. rs CHASSIS: elegant con
dition. sacrifice, ROSKAM- SCOTT CO.
1895 Bway, Gard ~,
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CONGD0N AND HUBBARD WIN.
Finish First In FOursOme Handicay
At Upper MontcIair.

MoNTcLAlR. y. J.. May IA best
oall foursome handicap was played at
the Upper Montclalr Country Club links
TODAY, In which f. f. Congdon and l..
V. Hubbard were the winners with 95-
!s--o9. The other scores:
j Adams and +. r. Jardine. Sill. 10;
T. Lswes and +. H. Cokefair. ss-l5.
~ W +. Mitchell ana w a. Johns.
Us, u, \ II. Sleby and +. II. Long,
-; ~ y. ]. Aldrich and +. j Nc
piohald' 20, "a, a. Bentley and NJ. r.
Ihrh"r sit. -. :. NJ. Wood and NJ.
nivcn, $40, 10; II, Moir and r. II. Jones,
sLll 10, " G. Belcher and II. Whit
OK n--l5' - a. l., SCHILLER and +. A.
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Rally wins for Princeton Prep.

PRINCETON, May 1.--Princeton Prep
defeated the Adelphi Academy Of
Brooklyn this afternoon in a ninth inning
rally by n score OF II to 10. When the
locals came 20 bat IN the ninth they
We're trailing at 10 10 T. The score:
Il. II. E
Adelphi Academy 1o47:001 DO IS s
Batteries--Falon, Balmer and Bel
secher; Monfort. Moneypenny and Doblin.
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College Tennis Match Postponed.

The tennis match between New York
University and Lafayette. which was
scheduled for yesterday afternoon, has
been postponed until a later date, as the
New York University events are being
reconstructed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
Yale Heats Williams At Golf.

NEW HAVEN. May Yale defeated
the Williams golf team on tho New
Haven Country Club links here to-day.
matches TO !. Capt Gardner was tho
only Yale man TO lose and, he was physi-
caly unfit to play. Bradin played ex-
cellent golf for Yale.
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sia straight for PavvlinG.

PAwLrNG. May Paving School
scored n 6 to . victory over Rutgers
Prep this afternoon II was the sixth
straight win for Pawling. The score:
r.. II. "
Rutgers Prep... e0o1o0oo1--. 2
pawling. 0010 50ox-s
Batteries-Riker and Elmer; whitney
and Rowland.
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Wee Burn and New Haven TIE.

STAMFORD. Conn May 1.-The Wee
Burn Golf Club and tho New Haven
Country Club met In team match on
the Wee Burn links to-day. Twelve mon
played on zach team. The score was .
tie. 7 to 7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

Boys High School went down 10 de-
feat yesterday In It's first game Of the
season, losing TO Erasmus Hall at Haw-
thorne Field by a score OF I To .. FOL
son OF Erasmus allowed only three hits.
The score.
II. X. r
Erasmus Hail.. 10ots6o II 10
Boys High. 100000 "a
Patteries-Polson and Davis BeAdle
and MarNolin.
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Poly shuts Out Freeport.

PASSPORT. L. l.. May Poly Prep ot
Brooklyn shut out Freeport High School
this afternoon by score OF 8 to o.
Fissel was exceptionally wild and walked
many. The score
n. II. T.
Poly Prep. ioIeoo6I
Freeport, ...,,. 0o00oOo 30
Batter'es-Gard'ner and Harris. Fissei
and Malcaly.
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Kingsley Victor over Newark.

EssEx FELLs. n. j.. May 1.-The
Newark Academy lost to Kingsley
School this afternoon by score OF 7
20 5. Field allowed the academy boys
only Ave hits. but four errors made be-
hind him gave them a chance to score.
Tremaine. Newell and Beatty did effec-
tive work with the stick. The score:
II. II. r.
Newark ......... o1002002 o-5 2
Batteries-Conklin and Torres. Field
and Sperrv
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Bunched Hits Win for FIu.h,ns.

Flushing High School lowered the COL
ora OF Jamaica High yesterday at Flush
ing by SCORE Of TO 3. Bunched hits
in the nth gave Flushing the game.
The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
Commercial Boys Hit Hard.

Commercial High School defeated
Manual Training yesterday at the for
mer's field by score OF ~ TO 4. I'd
williams, the colored first baseman Of
the Commercial team. and Shortstop
Murphy each got four hits In four times
up. Williams numbered among his hits
"A homer and a double, while Murphy had
two doubles. The score:
II. II 4
Manual Training. 10000 o. Q
Commercial. 3OS0&l 0H--iS ~ 4
Batteries-Sheridan, Rorty and Lind
Schlunsen and I,oEue
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Taormlna. at Genoa.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

'hllsF.l' r'h y ~ 1bhh
SIS Orduna. from Liverpool
"a Soordam, from Rotterdam
So ST. Louis, from Liverpool
Sc Santa Marta, from Kingston
SIS Bermudian, from Bermuda
So MORO Castle, from pro.rrso
SIS Maracaibo. from Porto REQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
Ma n haitian Conquers -. Johns.

The Manhattan College baseball team
won on it's home grounds yesterday after
noon from st. Johns College OF Brook
iyT by n score of TO 3. The game was
II pitchers duel UP TO the seventh. when
Caffrey drove out a three base hit with
the sacks full. Tho score:
80. John's......... o I %
Manhattan. ........ o 5 -
Observation-Disclosures. O'Connor and
Nolan; st. Johns. Casey and Chapman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

De Witt Clinton won from Bay Ridge
yesterday on the formers diamond i'm a
closely contested game by score OF |
TO 0. Idccardo let the Bay Ridge team
down with one hit. while he famed scv-
enteen. Dutch HARRISON was hit safely
only four times and struck out thirteen
The score:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
EGIDI AUTO SERVICE

best up-to-date cars ~ most reasonable
prices You get the fines, In the market
by calling ia Circle" 1873 West 62d -.
1915 Packards, Pierce-Arrows to rent
month or year KArp. 1920 BwAy. es69 Col
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k|TCHENERKEEPS
P0STAS WARAEAD
LLoYo-GEoRGE MADE MINISTER
OF MUNITIONS AND sALFoUR
SUCCEEDS CHURCHILL,
new BRITISH CABINET
JOHN REDMOND, THE NATIONAL
IsT LEADER, DECLINED PLACE
IN NEW BODY.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service
London, May 2G.-Lord Kitchener
retains the post of secretary of war in
the new coalition cabinet which has
received the approval of King George.
The new first lord of the admiralty
will be Arthur j. Balfour. Winston
Spencer Churchill, former head of the
admiralty. is given the portfolio of
chancellor of the duchy Of Lancaster
Herbert II. Asquith retains the pre-
miership and Sir Edward Grey the
ministry Of foreign affairs. David
Lloyd-George, chancellor of the ex-
chequer in the old cabinet, will be min
lister of munitions in the new one.
The constitution of the new cabinet
follows: Prime minister and first lord
of the treasury, Mr.. Asquith; minister
without portfolio, Lord Landsdowne;
lord high chancellor, Sir Stanley o.
Buckmaster; lord president of the
council, Lord Crewe; lord privy seal,
Lord Curzon OF Kedleston; chancellor
Of the exchequer, Reginald McKenna;
secretary of state for home affairs.
Sir John A. Simon; secretary of state
for foreign affairs, Sir Edward Grey;
secretary for the colonies, Andrew
Bonar Law; secretary for India, j.
Austen Chamberlain; secretary of
state for war, Lord Kitchener; minis
ter of munitions, David Lloyd-George:
first lord of the admiralty. Arthur j.
Balfour; president of the board OF
trade, Walter Runciman: president of
the local government board, Walter
Hume Long; chancellor of the duchy
Of Lancaster, Winston Spencer
Churchill; chief secretary for Ireland,
Augustine Birrell: secretary for Scot
land, Thomas McKinnon Wood; presi-
dent of the board Of agriculture, Lord
Selborne; first commissioner of
works, Lewis Harcourt; president of
the board of education, Arthur Hen
derson; attorney general, Sir Edward
Carson.
The official announcement on the
new cabinet says: "a place in the
cabinet was offered to Mr.. John Red,
mond (the Irish Nationalist leader
but he did not see his way to accept it.
1.-THE prime minister has decided
that new department shall be Gre
ated, to be called the ministry of mu.
nitions, charged with organizing the
supply of munitions of war. Mr.
loyd-George has undertaken the for.
nation and temporary direction OF
this department and during his tenure
OF office as minister Of munitions will
vacate the office of chancellor of the
exchequer.
"The King has been pleased to con.
fer upon Viscount Haldane of Cloan
tthe retiring lord high chancellor) the
Order of Merit"
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$1,000 FOR HIGHWAY
RUNNING NORTH FROM BOULDER
TO LYONS.
Commissioners Double the Amount
Raised by Citizens for Improve
rnent Of Scenic Route.
western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Boulder, Colo.-An action insuring
the expenditure of at least $1,000 on
the scenic highway running north
from Boulder to Lyons was taken by
the county commissioners when they
voted to appropriate 81 of county mon
ey for every dollar raised by the citi-
zens OF Boulder for the improvement
OF the road.
Boulder business men have already
contributed 1910 for the purpose, and
the action OF the commissioners means
that $7.420 will be added to this
amount.
The funds which will be available
will make 1t possible for the commits.
sioners to spend about $1,000 per mile
on the scenic highway. Those in
charge of the work plan to make de-
tours rather than to 90 to the expense
of cutting down all the hills along the
route.
1t is believed that by a skillful ar
rangement OF detours grade of not
more than or Z per cent can be OBJ
tanned. while at the same time the
road will be greatly beautified.
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I The submarine FL has been raised
to within los feet of the surface. II
was seen clearly by divers for the frs,
time since the luckless craft carried
its crew to their death on the bottom
OF Honolulu harbor two months ago.
Foreign
The French aviator, Moreau, fell
400 feet at Melun. twenty.seven
miles southeast of Paris, and was
killed.
Despite previous claims. the Villa
and Carranza armies in central Mexico
appear to remain in practically the
same position as during the last few
weeks.
The Italian ambassador at Vienna
on Sunday presented formal declara.
ton OF war to Baron Barian van
Rajecz. the Austro. Hungarian foreign
minister
The Peruvian government has ap
pointed Arthur Perez Palacios special
commissioner to study for It the ex
hibits OF trade and agriculture at the
San Francisco exposition.
Field Agent Hubbard of the land
office telegraphed from Skagway that
the forest fires In Tongass national
forest, between Haines and Skagway
Alaska, virtually were under control
All the Berlin morning newspapers
condemn in the strongest terms the
attack by youth on the Italian am
bassador and warn against the slight
est molestation OF Italians who remain
in Berlin.
me steamer Corwin. which sailed
from Seattle May with LOG passen
gers, reported by wireless that II had
run into an Ice field sixty miles out
from Nome and was trying to break
through
royal decree issued In Rome pro.
'ides that all foreigners In Italy must
register with the police within three
days. Failure to meet the require
mcnts of the decree will be punished
by arrest and fine.
+. ID. Acland. financial secretary
to the treasury. speaking ut n meet
Ing In London. estimated the cost oil
the war to Great Britain at sl2,960.0oC
day, which somewhat exceeds Lloyd
Georges recent average OF sio.5o0, 900
One of the most remarkable fea
lures OF the ministerial crisis In Grca,
Britain is the sudden outbreak. more
or less severe, OF newspaper attacks
upon Field Marshal Earl Kitchener
the British secretary OF war. who 4,
the outbreak OF hostilites was the
nations military idol.
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! Taught from George NJ Taught on the
grounds of extreme cruelty.
David Starr Jordon, celebrated edu
Gator and noted economist, will give
the opening address OF the Colorado
Sociological Conference, which will
begin at the University of Colorado
at Boulder July A.
Conspiracy to defraud through ar
alleged sailed" mine scheme |.
charged against the Gold Nugget Pla
Ger Mining Company of Denver il
four suppressed damage suits filed In
the District Court.
The famous Doctor mine on Spring
creek is expected to come to the from,
this summer by the Aspen lessees who
have opened what they describe as o
tremendous body of zinc-carbonate ore
in the old workings.
Judge John A. Perry in the Wes
Side Court at Denver sentenced Vival
ley Turley to term of from two tc
three years in the penitentiary fol
playing the part II dead" man in 8
plot to collect $4,000 from three insur
ance organizations.
A search for Ellis B. Thrush former
peace justice and assistant secretary
Of the Clayton trust fund In Denver. a
discrepancy of $512 in whose accounts
was recently disclosed, was dropped
when his wife made good the short
age.
Ore in the new strike in the Herald
mine shows values OF $15,273 per tor
in commercial tests. A careful sam
pie taken from the two.foot vein of ore
opened in the Herald mine by pool Of
Boulder business men, operating under
lease, shows values OF 1853 ounces GOLD
and 226 ounces silver per ton.
To the surprise of merchants who
had regarded with skepticism the
Pay Up-Week" campaign launched by
the State of Colorado's Committee on
Unemployment and Relief. many old
debts were paid up in Boulder the
first day of "Pay-Up-Week," accord
ing to reports at the office of the
Commercial Association
The death Of Mrs. Maude Schultheis
a month ago in Fairplay, just discov,
cred by the district attorneys office
in Denver, will give back freedom ia
Mrs. Loretta Wade, who has been
lying in the county Jail for the last
two months waiting trial on the
charge of shooting her blind husband
Harry Wade, last November.
Dr. r. r. Walker. a prominent prac
ticing physician of Victor, was con
victed at Cripple Creek on a charge
of having committed an attack on ;
young girl several months ago. The
jury returned an indeterminate sen
tence of from three years to life i'm
prisonment.
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Sporting News

Ty Cobb has replaced Fourier as
leader OF the baitcrs of the American
league.
The Greeley Spuds defeated the
knights OF Columbus IN "A pitchers
battle between Nichols and Cain Mt
Denver.
Three race horses We're killed and
five injured by lightning which struck
the stables during the races at Bel.
mont Park. n. Y. All belonged to
James Butler.
The Oklahoma University tennis
team. Dean and Monet at Chicago. de
feated NJ James and II. James OF
Northwestern University In doubles,
5.I. 10, 81. 10 NJ. James defeated
Monet in singles. 81, 81, and Dean
bestcd II. James. CO.. SO.
Athletes contcsting In the Rocky
Mountain conference track meet broke
two state records at Denver In the
first four events at Union park. Elem
ing of Boulder lowered the record for
the mile run from i:3G to i:3I 10.
and NJ. Davis OF Colorado set ~ feet
3 inches as the new record for tho
shotput
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Former Banker Sues for $500, 100.

Durango.-Suit for $529,10O dam
ages. including a quarter of a mil
lion for malicious prosecution and
another quarter million for exem-
plary damages, has been filed in the
District Court here by Thomas X. IT.
win. former president OF the now de-
funct La Plata County bank. Former
State Bank Examiner Emil Pfeiffer,
former District Judge Charles A.
Pike and seven former officers. stock
holders and business associates of IT.
win are named az defendants.
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GERMANS LOSE ALPINE PASS.
italians Seize Four Border Towns Al
Army Drives Wedge Into Austria.

Italians Seize Four Border Towns A.
Army Drives Wedge Into Austria.
Rome. May 26.-Offic!al announce.
ment was made by the war office that
Italian forces had penetrated Austria,
occupying Caporetto. the heights be-
tween the Judnio and Isonzo. and the
towns OF Commons, Cervignano and
Terzo The city Of Goritz, capital OF
the province of that name, IL threat.
,ned b. the invaders.
The towns of Caporetto. Commons
Cervignano and Terzo are In Austrian
territory. two or three miles from the
Italian border line. They stretch along
the frontier on line running north
from the head OF the Gulf OF Triest
The Austrian town OF Corr Is five
miles east OF Commons and Triest II.
self IL twenty-five miles from the
border line.
Rome officially announces that
the Italians have occupied a number
of comparatively important towns and
have compelled the Austrians to re
treat. This, in brief. summarizes the
forty-eight hours OF the newest phase
OF the overwhelming European con.
flict.
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WEEKS NEWS in PARAGRAPHS

Five OF the men convicted in the
dynamite conspiracy cases at Indian.
apolis were among the l55 prisoners
who applied for release from the
United States penitentiary when the
Federal Pardon Board convened at
Leavenworth. Kan.
The torrent of mud and volcanic
substance from the crater of Lassen
peak was diverted in its ruinous rush
into old lava fields and the lower part
OF the fertile Hat Creek valley, in Cal.
ifornia. was temporarily saved from
the threatening flood
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"candy kldr Hold. Up oruooi...

Denver.-True to his promise, the
Candy Kid" who shot and wounded
Policeman Thomas ]. Lahey Friday
night, held up and robbed another
Denver druggist Saturday night In
the law and police. the youthful ban
dit, evading the police dragnet, en-
tered the store of V. D. Bond at 20l
Broadway and collected $40 at the
point of gun. 1t was Just II o'clock.
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Denver Policeman Shot by Burglar.

Denver, May 22.-In running pistol
duel with bandit Officer Thomas J..
Lahey was shot and dangerously
wounded about 1870 o'clock last
night. The holdup escaped Officer
Lahey was shot through the mouth,
the bullet taking downward course
and lodging in his throat After Pa.
trolman Lahey was struck in the
mouth he chased the holdup to Six.
teenth avenue and Clarkson street
when he was compelled, through weak
ness, to give up pursuit
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Director of the census, Sam L.
Rogers, reported the wealth of the
United States to be $lS1,139 900 900.
This means sl.965 for every man, wo.
man and child in the country. The
estimate is made for the year 1913.
The determination of the United
States government not to recognize or
be bound by the provisions of the
British order in council which declared
an embargo on all commercial inter
course directly with Germany as well
as inward or outward bound through
neutral countries. was manifested In
several ways.
General
Joseph Lang. one OF the last old
time minstrels, is dead at his home in
Chicago after an illness lasting more
than three years.
William Barnes is boss. A jury
awarding a verdict for Col. Roosevelt
in the $4,000 libel suit brought
against the former President by
Barnes.
Signing OF the contract between the
Eastern Ohio Operators Association
and state and district officials of the
United Mine Workers at Cleveland re
moved the last possible obstacle to
commencing operation OF the mines
affected by strike OF 5000 men for
thirteen months.
Mrs. Alma Boone Little. Detroit
bride without race. whose sensa
tiohal fight to disprovc charges of her
husband that she IL OF negro origin
attracted nationwide attention, has
withdrawn her suit for divorce and
will permit her husband. Charles =.
Little. TO obtain decree on his cross
bill without contest
Chicago has lost It's oldest resident,
Grandma Sally Joyce Is dead at the
age OF los. Her husband died thirty
five years ago. When the couple wen,
to Chicago In 1891 Mrs. Joyce refused
to agree to her husband trading two
horses for the tract OF ground on
which Marshall Field a Co.'S stor,
stands Mt State and Washington
streets
The United Hattcrs OF North Amer
lea IN convention Mt New York voted
not to raise n fund to satisfy the
SaS5,oo0 Judgment. affirmed by the
United States Supreme Court. tc
I.oewc 4 Company. hat manufacturer,
OF panbury. Conn. against member,
OF the Hattcrs' union. The hatteri
voted. however. to raise fund fol
tho relief OF the individuals who's,
homes and bank accounts have beer
attached to satisfy the judgment.