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Evening journal., 1916-10-19
BELFIELD Wins final
IN TRISTATE Tennis

The curtain was rung down on the
1916 competition in the Tristate Ten
mis- League, at Cynwyd, yesterday,
when the Belfeld Country Club defeat
ed Cynwyd by five matches to four.
Despite the defeat which was the
first Of the season for the club, by the
way, Cynwyd won the championship
by a comfortable margin.
DIR. p. B. Hawk is the leagues new
individual champion, for although he
and Gibbons have won the same mum
Der of matches. Doctor Hawk is
awarded the championship by virtue
of having played higher up on the
team. Gibbons is the individual
doubles champion, his partner for
that honor being p. s. Osborne. Glib
bons lost only one match and Osborne
five
The team and individual prizes
will be awarded at the annual ban
quet of the Philadelphia and District
Lawn Tennis Association. to be held
on November 90
Cynwyd and Belfeld have two I'M
finished doubles matches. which will
probably not be played. Cynwyd and
Overlook also have one unfinished
match. There is still a whole match
to be played between Overlook and
Wilmington. An attempt will be made
10 play it next Saturday, but failing
this the standing will remain as it is.
Should Overlook win eight out of the
nine remaining matches from viii
mingtOn the club may nose out Will
mington for second place. The follow
ing is virtually the final standing in
the lnapnn.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
10000 Will watch
YALE-RARVARD CAME

The great popularity OF college
football is indicated by the action OF
the Yale athletic management in vot-
ing TO build 5000 more seats In the
Yale bowl. and raise the seating ca
pacity to more than 10000.
This is a greater number than has
ever attended a professional baseball
game, prize fight or race in Amer
lea. A few soccer matches in England
have drawn larger crowds. as nave
one or two championship amateur
baseball games in Cleveland. o.. but
these contests were held in the open
and no admission was charged.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
BASKETBALL AT MIDDLETOWN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. Del, Oct. 19.-The
Middletown High School basketball
team will line up against the boys Of
the Smyrna High School tomorrow
afternoon in the opening game of the
1916 season on the local floor The
down-State five was to play the Blue
and White last Friday afternoon, but
on account Of the bad weather the
game was called off. This Friday
however the two quintets will go at
one another, no matter what weather
conditions prevail.
Last year Smyrna II. S. trimmed
the wearers OF the Blue and White in
every contest played. This year the
local boys are confident of giving
Smyrna the same bitter dose that
Smyrna has been handing them.
Meyers will endeavor to wine out
the poor season that the team had
last year. He has placed Sam Berk-
man. a varsity star, at the head Of
the scrubs in practice. and is working
hard to make the men fight for all
they are worth to win their positions
on the quintet.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT

more important, is the development Of
winter cars to the point where cost
no longer conflicts with comfort.
In other words. the time has arrived
when the average motor car owner
will not hesitate between shivering
through the winter in an open con-
veyance. or investing in year-around
comfort by buying a winter car. The
motorist has come to regard it as an
actual economy. Tucked away in the
warmth Of an enclosed car on his
way to the office. he no longer finds
it necessary to devote the first half
hour OF his working time TO warm
ing up" AS one has put IL: Il find
wholesome pleasure even in defying
the blustery winds it puts me in a
good mood for the morning.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
Delaware Us. TOME
IN PRACTICE CAME
Blue and Gold Players Dis
play Spirit in Port
Deposit Scrimmage
TWO CHANGES MADE
IN VARSITY LINE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Oct. 19.-The Delaware
College football team went to Port De
posit yesterday afternoon and had a
practice game Of about half an hour
with the Tome Institute eleven. Al
though it was not regular game, the
blue and gold scored i've touchdowns
against Tome in the short time that
they played. The ball was kicked off
from the centre Of the field but once,
that being at the start of the scrini-
mage and Delaware then carried II
over in a few minutes after having
held Tome for downs.
After this touchdown Tome was
given the ball on Delaware's ten-yard
line and allowed five downs to get Il
over but failed. The blue and gold
was then given the ball and soon went
through Tones line for another touch
down. Delaware played with much
more suirit than against Western
Maryland last Saturday and the talk
that Coach McAvoy gave the players
after that game seems to have done
some good.
Two changes were made in the VAR
sity line yesterday. Carter was put
in at guard in place of Marconneti and
played fine ball
1t is likely that the varsity and
scrubs will have a scrimmage on Fra
ger Field this afternoon. Coach Nc
Avoy is working the squad hard TO get
the players in the best possible condi-
ton for the Haverford game here on
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
ANANIAs PLEASE NOTE.
BOWLING

The Knights of the Golden Eagle
Bowling League rolled in matches last
night. The scores:
Evening journal., 1916-10-19

Jess Willard is with us again. He's
telling Fred Fulton to 90 out and get
a reputation. Remembering Jess past
he's got an awful nerve.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
few MOTOR CARS
Stored FOR WINTER

The STORED for the winter" tag on
motor cars will be less in evidence
throughout the country this year than
ever before, according to John p. Ca
HILL Of Cahill & Co, Dodge Brothers
dealers, in this city. There are sew
eral reasons, he says. One is the un.
paralleled business activity now in
prospect. which will require incessant
use OF the automobile for business
men, Another is the growing i'm.
preston that the motor car made
these days is good enough in any
weather" Still another. and perhaps
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
FLKTON SHOOT.

The annual registered trap tourna-
ment under the auspices OF the Elk
ton Gun Club, was the largest af-
fair OF the kind ever held on the
Eastern Shore. After IL o'clock no
omre marksmen were allowed TO
enter the. contests. notwithstanding
many we're on hand for the purpose
OF participating Among the disap-
pointed we're a number Of ladies
from Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Simonton carried of high honors in
the amateur class. with a score of
SO targets out of a possible 100 and
II. Linn Worthington led the pro-
fessionals with a score Of "a tar
gets.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
y. NJ. H. A. GYMNASIUM CLASSES

The senior gymnasium class of the
Y. NJ. II. A., which started its season
last Monday evening with a fair-sized
attendance. promises to grow larger.
Norris Podolsky. a well-known athlete
and gymnast is in charge Of the class.
Gymnasium classes for the Young
Women's Hebrew Association are be-
ing held every Tuesday evening in the
Y. NJ. Fl. A. gym. with Miss Baldwin
in charge.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
nOnGE REAnY nor MArcH.

Tom Dodge, the Greek grappler II
working out daily in preparation for
his first bout in this city when he
faces Ernest Laukwirs, the English
light heavy champion at the Ma
tional Theatre French street above
Eighth tomorrow night.
baukwirs is also In fine condition
and barring an unlocked for acct
dent he will be in the pink OF condi-
ton when he faces Dodge
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
Y. NJ. II. A. BASKETBALL.

The second series OF games in the
basketball league of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association will be played this
evening in the Y. NJ. H. A. gym. Team
2 will play Team 4 and Team / will
play Team g. All members of these
teams are urged to report in time to
start the first game at 7.45 O'Clock
The second game will start immedi-
ately after the last gong of the first
game. Only those registered in the
league will be permitted to play.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
THE FALL OF THE MIGHTY.

Bill Clymer manager Of the Louis
vile Colonies. has challenged the Red
Sox for a postseason series. As a
personal publicity agent, Bill is all
there
More votes for Hughes. Cleveland
BARRIERS raise price of shaves.
New York golfer goes TO sleep in
bathtub. We know some fellows who
never could do that.
Porky Flynn is to box again. o
piffiel
If Bill Carrigan is as good a cam.
paigner in politics as he is in base.
ball, there will be nothing to it in
Lewiston, Ne, this year
I'VE lost in October. that doesn't
count" Slogan for the football abb
month.
Evening journal., 1916-10-19
Martin and STAFFORD
BIRDS AGAIN IN FIRST

Birds of the Diamond State Homing
Club that were liberated at Charlottes-
yille' Va, on Saturday, encountered
some head wind that made a hard fly.
The first bird arrived at the loft of
Martin & Stafford. No 1926 Madison
street, at 1874 o'clock, making the
distance in 8 hours 81 minutes and "a
seconds. Summary:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Snmalanpalwelnfiia ia barta.
nsbetfia:

nsbetfia:
Sartausbetfi buomenna, periantai-
no mr.. slnti &osiin talosia @uroron
Iuf. flo 7.30 iii.
SumalanpalmeIufiia emf iunnln-
taina 1ontrealisia. 8is., raittius
baaIiIIa flo 10 ap.. Sron 8eltisid flo
9 ip. firfosia ia Huoriiopbbistpfien
obieImafofous flo 7.3O iii. r,-talolla.
@iimefiimainitusia tilaiiraoesia III:
lee oIemoan rrniaasti obielmau. nj.
m. tulee mr.. Santeri Wonto pitd-
mGGn fasmatusopilliien eiitelmdn.
intn fannattaa apanbempainfin tilla
fuulemaan. Siis, tulfaa ~ioufollal
BofefieIoisid bartausbetfi firfos-
ia emf fesfimiiffona, t. t. 16 p. 7.3O
i'll.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Ssntpmgt ia fastettn.

Spntpmgt ia fastettn.
@rmin tomsbipisid: @ntti ia "
manoo 2ieppoien tptdr, Toini aman-
0o lint. beinGf. 1 p. fast. elof. 6 p.
SiIIipiIIesia: Stat ia geera MGen
tptdr, Selmi Serene ipnt. maalisf.
20 p. fast. eIof. 6 p.
8eronasia: Siof ia China 8alfa-
maan poifa, Clio @otbios ipnt. feidf.
8 b. fast. elof. 6 p.
BbittS:
syronnoooista: albert Sia Grps-
toI SalIiista ia @ina Waria Hniras,
Srommoooista mibittiin elof. 2 p.
HeIs 8urman (ruotialainen) ia
Gertrude Sebm 0afialainen) mo
Iemmat Minneopolista, Winn., mi
bittiin elof. 7 B.. Toipotan onnea ia
menestpstdl
8alfrio IS. @ilen,
SeIef 47t-8. 6tO glper st.
Sronpooo, Micb.
- 9aniallisienraf. pmpelnienran
fofoufiesia mime torstaina mrs. ia
mr.. Stat &arjalan luona oil poptd'
tuIoia $500. &iitos mrs. ia mr..
&arjalalle ubraufiestal
Seuroama fofous pioet1Gn emf
torstaino mrs. ia mr.. Sranf Sobn.
fonin luono Somaracf faoulla, Ncr-
rien Inf. flo s in. Gimme menndun
~ioiifolIal
8esiemer, Wicb.
= 8esIemerim Iemrafnnnalla oil
pmpeluieitran fofous miime perIarl-
toino mrs. @ler Sobnionin formilla.
Sionottoiia oil runioasti. Bubeen
pitt post. 8uori ia nleita laiilrild
Ioulettiin Sionin &anteleesta. Sab
mipSptG of faoetti %faiiniille riiobo'
folIe, iiinG oil nilponen iuooa Tab
mia, fun aurinfofin oil ndin ldmpt'
m1IIG iImaIla m~et1ptpnpt pilpten
peittoon. Salsfoa of fpllin, mltto
bausfemmafii tuli fofous, fun talon
niiiitoisto fDuotios poifa Bolter TIT
Ii mcti6stG beipoicn fonsia ia tuopi
oifeen miston forbun piboon. Gina
elamd nouii fun forbu mofoli Far.
rpsi1. &oiffi toiin boluiiipot fotioa
forbuo, mutlo, jos ie meiifommen ei
oliSf1nn oiipnn totoraon thoilul.
Sittcn fun talon iidntd ipofirltti
forbun fuolleefii usfollettiin iitd
mennd lGbemmin tutfimoon. 9orbn
ioi beitt66 benfeniG iiten, fun 8ol-
ter Sobnion ia farbu olipat ~iottuneet
moriailemoan jumon follion rinteil-
Ic. aarbu oIfoi fiifpetd faIlion rim
nettG plos, iilloin BoIter p%iiloutiii
I6beIlG oleman puiin toofie ia iarnol'
la Ioufoiee ppsipnid ia luoti oini bp-
min farbun ipodmeen, iofa iamasiu.
bppabti forfeuIIe ilmaan p''OOten
iieItd oIos follion tuiereffeelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Harry K. Bay
political ADVERTISEMENT
AANESTAJILLE
Gogebic kaun. Mich

Pyydan taten ilmoit-
TIA Arv. KansalaiSilleni
olevani ~ehdokkaana Ia
man Kauntin Rahaston-
hoitajan virkaan Repu-
b~likaanipolueen tiketil-
la elokuun 20 b. 1916 ia
%pahtuvissa Nimitysvaa-
leissa. Samalla kuhn tot
Won saavani kansalais-
tent k~annatuksen, roh-
kenen vedota edelliseen
~virkakauteeni uskoen
eta Glen voinut palvella
Teita tyydyttavasti ia
jos tulen uudelleen vail
tuksi lupaan edelleen-
kin katsoa kansalaiste-
nj parasite!
Kunnioittaen,
Oskar Ketola
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
1ronwoodim ia ympdri$t0n Uuti$ia

&abmipoDtGsiG oil tuloia $3.50,
fiitos mrs. Sobnionille fabpipop-
basta! Seuraawa ompeluieuran TO.
fous pioetGGn t. t. II p. mrs. 30.
Suomen talosia flo 9 pGimdlld.
Mrs. Suomi ooottaa runiaasi iilloin
mieraita.
= 2astenjmbla onnistui mime
iunnuntaina mr. s. unfurin farmil-
la fiitettamGn bpmin. Mpaiispubeen
ia rufontien pitt past. Wuori. Sol
miiointll" IauIoi nieita lauluia, To-
moin uieita lnuluia larloi iunmin-
taifoulufoori. Der. 9. @onto lou.
Jul jltblarunon, Wisi Saima Sippo.
la iobti lasten obielmaa, jofa oil
erittGin fiitettGwdG. Yast. 8uori pitt
wielG toiien pubeen ia l%oppurufouf-
fem. DIeiiet poptGtulot of $3O.55.
= Snlfaa nateem 9anpnmsin.
oiaau Sillbilleen.
2ottien mppnti alfaa %iinnuntaina
beinGf. 16 pnG. 8apaa ioittoflinta
toto pdimGn. SiIlbiIIe on iuiiri etc
IGGn amofaimannoista, IGbellG $50
fcfieoi1 fduntin tien marrella.
Gam. Sill omistaa nGmG lott.
". 2iebertbal aiiamies.
= Snlipalo. @ontrcolisia, @icb.,
Siaf &osfiielta poIoi piimc lauantai-
no ilIaIIa namettarafennus ia plG.
ferrasia 20 tonnia beiniG. Cullen ar
|mellaan ilmenneen iiten, fun fuipio
beiniG oil plofilIa noStettu plos, min
auringon f~uumuuoesia ia beini1 nos.
taisia fuumeni plofi Min ettG iiiben
tarttuneet beinGt ipttpiudt tnleen ia
iiina ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leimabti bel
nat min tuleen ettei moitu ioaoa iam-
mumaan. @abinfo oil 1000 ooll.
aripoinen. YolomafuiitiiS forfpaa 400
DOLL. SfdmG mabinfo faniolaiielle
fun paIoi faiffi beinGt ia mieI1pd mo-
mettarafenmus.
= Mb1tGpGna 40 eefferiG bp-
pGG S%ormi.maata, Weaomillesid,
IGbellG Siirlep'G, 8is., mpp6Gdn
bpmilld ebooilla Jos falippa teboddn
beti.
@rabam & Yecar6,
Sci. 100 8esiemer, Micb.
- 2GbetDfien bbiuafii pioettGpiin
feiGiubliin @onbusfirf, 8is., emf.
%iunnuntaino fniliitoon rientdwdn
oifeen joufoIIo. @esiemcristd tilee
fafiifin loiiluieuraa laiilomoon.
@onbusfirfin fanioIaiiet molmistaii-
tupot mostoon ottdmaom mieraito
iparustaen ipabmaSti rrofaa. Sale
iublalle iopiifin tulla aitpon Wafe'
fieIoistd iaaffa junoIla. Suno labtee
@afefielbistG eniiiunnuntoi-aamtiita
flo 1870; @esiemeristG, 7.50; Sron-
~lpoooisto flo 8 ia 5 minuuttia. Sub
lopoiffo on alma IGbelld 8onbnsfir-
fin oiemoo %tlinbcosio puistosia. sos
lima on ioteinert iublitaon Tuori-
ioieuran .boolillc. Sublomieroittcn
muiStutetoon ottomoan Sionin &on-
teleet motfoonio.
Suno ldbtec tofoiin flo $40 i'll.
- galiuelmfIcen Sdlntaam!
aofii tpttoG boIutoan beti botelli
tpobon. YaIffa $500 miifolta. &pip-
fG1 Idbemmin
SoteI 8eIlp,
@atersmeet, Weicb.
= Miesta boIntaan. Oritteliids
iuomaIainen mics foo beti ppipipdn
paifon raiito- ia biionefalitfniipnsin.
&ofemiis Ell ole ~udIttdmdt0n. 2dbem-
min
2ouis cabin,
112 w. aurora #. Sroniuooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

utoittum Iuuatot '"S~~ ~ ~ I~"s~~
mile f~anialaiiille: Oscar Sdmidn,
8usfirfista. aiuinbuoneen tottoon is
ii moimaffaanlainen ufonnloli repi-
en- iitd pabanpdiwdiiesti. Snnefii c;
tofi iiiGllG o%lleille ibmiiillc tullut
mitGGn mabinfoa. = Samcbin oil
foibin tappoi ialama Sobn Slipdlta
faupungin pobioispuolella, nnipe-
tasia eileen lebmGn. @uiin oil iala-
ma isfenpt uffoieniobtoon, iota pit
fin Ie oil f~imiialfaa mpoten tunfel.
tunut napettaan.
= Taras pmbSistmslGGfe. HitdGf-
femme iuolistonnc funnosia on teiodn
taa laii fplmGG pettG pnoli tuntia
enneu aamiaista ia ip0fdd palion PC.
oeImiG ia wibannefiia, eldfda fam.
n0Iliiesti ia fatiofaa eta watianne
tulfee ferran pGimdsid. Scum tarpit-
Sette lGGfettG ottafaa Chamberlain
TablettiG. See owat bpipiG ottaa ia
antapat atpun. Saatapana faiffial-
la.
Geifattmia: 0iime miifolla lei
fattiin Surlepn ia~iraalasia iappi-
fimien tafia fanialaiiemme Inton
Norluno. Dinner pbti0n Sairaalas-
ia Sronwoooisia leifattiin piime nil.
folla fauppias .. Mnoerionin tptGr
mist ellie Mnoerion pilaantuneen
umpiinolen tafia. @iime maanantai-
no .poistettiin. fanialailemme Ibr.
9bramionin. faupungin pobioisfont-
rilta, 8 muotiaalta @Gino poialta pi-
laantunut umpihioli Union iairaa-
lasia. 3aiffi Ieiffaufiet opat finiIe-
mamme mifaan onnistmneet tppopt.
tGmGsti.
= &1nmat ilmat o,uat pabpia it,
miiille, ioioen matia ia iuolisto opat
buonosia funnosia. Sollister Mocfp
Wountain Gee on iuiiri ie iota tor.
mitiette, ie panee ~iuoliston ~iGGnnoIli.
ieen toimintaan ia puboistaa matian.
Ottafaa iitG min poitte bppin. Saa-
tatpana
Sronipooo Hbarmacp.
= 5ar,pitesianne @lonIeiffuu.fo-
meta, ostafaa iilIoin manba ia mar
masti luotettama WcGormicf fone,
ioita mpp
Seioeman & Tbompion.
= &aSonnnt. IA fuutaa6en ifGi-
men mtstan malfea maiiffa fatoii
ioitain pGimiG fifteen. 3iinniottaia
pppoetGGn palfintoa mastaan tuo.
moan waiifan allefirioittaneeIle
Sranf Boris,
4Ot 9unop It. S~esiiepille.
I3D
= Ealiuelnfieen balntaan! "a.
! Ioustoimiin tottiinut tptt0 Ioo beti
poifan. 2Gbemmin,
Nrs. @oolpb Willer,
237 Wc2eoo ape.- Sronmooo, Wicb
-WfbbtGapGnG. uieamman laiiia
firioitisfoneita mppoGGn tatpatto.
man balpalIa. SGbemmin
g. SO. Batef,
Selef. 434, Sronpoob, Micb.
= &afii fp6ffitbtt0G iaa paifan
beti
Gurrp Sotel,
Sronnoo6, Micb.
= @pptatuama. 9afii iuuri poifi-
nlitta lppiplebmGd mppoaan beti fob
tubinnalla. Sdbemmin
@n6rem, Hiemi,
(3O Sronpoooin pobioisfontriIla.
= MsbtGiuGnG! Spmd tiimi tam.
mabepoiia, toinen z toinen s ipiioti.
as. gboet baarnefiet, fafii tporefed ia
pboet tpanfat rattaat.
2Gbemmin
Sobn SO. Beterion,1 @ile, isis.
= IbbtaiuGma. @uboistusmppnti
firioitiisfoneilIe, ioita loptpp uieam-
man moIliliu. Mnn0G1u hoInoI[o ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
political ADVERTISEMENT
Suornalaisille
AXNESTXJILLE
Gogebic kaun. Mich

Taten ilmoitan Arv.
Kansalaisilleni olevani
ehdokkaana Kauntin Y
leisen Syyttajan vir-
kaan Republikaanisella
tiketilla elok. 20 p. 1916
tapahtuvissa Nimitys-
vaaleissa.
Toivoen saavani Kan
salaisteni k~annatuksen,
lupaan valituksi tultua-
nj tehda parhaani hoi-
taakseni taman vas
t%uunalaisen viran rebel
lisesti ia puolueettomas-
tt kansan yhteista etua
silmalla pitaen,
Kunnioituksella Tel
dan,
Harry K. Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-14
Crash Makes Mermaid's Swim
a Two-B1ocks' Chase on Land
n, FEonkv Toting 275Pound Buster, Forced to Leave
Water as Boats Coide-Runs Along West
Street to Reach Clothes.

q rowboat, rs we'll as the photog-
raphers' launch. OF Charlton Street
Ida saw that the launch was in trou-
BILE. The wind, despite the frantic
efforts Of the steersman, swung IT
bow-on against barge, Ainging its
occupants to safety on the barge, but
demolishing the motor boats bow.
At Ida's direction, the rowboat de-
serted her TO pick UP any who might
have been thrown into the water in
the collision. There was nobody 10
rescue, which was just as we'll. for the
wind slapped the rowboat into the
barge, too. and it drifted Oft, leaving
the oarsman clinging to the barge.
While swimming TO shore block or
so further south Ida caught sight Of
the drifting boat, and as she had got
used to Busters weight by that time,
caught hold of the boat and brought
that along, too. Then came the inter
esting sprint back up West Street for
the clothes.
She was glad to learn that no one
was drowned, though somewhat vexed
to have her swim interrupted that way.
The jaunt down the river was just
what she needed, she said, to nerve
her for the swim around Manhattan
Island, which she intends to make soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-14
pINCHOT SAYS LANE
CANNOT BE TRUSTED'
Attacks Secretary's Record on
Oil Land Withdrawals.
tFrou The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Aug. i3.-Gifford Pin.
chot, in an open letter to Secretary
Of the Interior Lane. declared to-day
that the Secretary Cannot be trusted
to protect the property Of the people Of
the United States.
Mr.. Pinchot's letter sets cot Tbs
history Of oil land Withdrawals FOR the
navy and their attempted destruction.
His conclusion is that Ar. Lane either
kept silence in the face Of the passage
Of this and other anti-conse7ation
legislation or actively aided IL.
"If," said Mr.. Pinchot, this legisls-
ton which Secretary Lane has beer
trying TO get passed is enacted the oil
land reserves set aside for the use Of
the navy will be destroyed. The mere
threat Of it's passage has caused the
Navy Department 80 seriously consider
the advisability of abandoning the
policy of the construction Of oil-burn-
ing ships. Only oil-burning ships ear
develop and maintain the high SPEEDS
required in modern war. Without them
no navy can even be second class. NO
later than last February the Secretary
of the Navy made the Official statement
that this leasing bill would take away
from the government that which N
time of peril might change the tide o.
war"
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Four hundred pounds OF Elionsky
plunged off the Fifty-eighth Street
pier into the Hudson River yesterday
morning and set out for the Battery
One hundred and thirty-fve pounds
was Ida. known as "the mermaid" TO
her press agent and her discerning
students in the New London High
School. The rest OF the splash was
her brother, Harry. known far and
wide-particularly wide-as Buster.
Buster was dashed to lda's back. She
was to carry him to the Battery. She
would have done IL, too, probably, ex-
cept for a lot of photographers and
movie men who had no mermaid Sis
tiers and had to depend on motor
boat Their vessel ran into barge on
Charlton Street and they we're nearly
drowned
As it was, Ida swan three miles In
56 minutes. Then, on land. clad in
one-pioce bathing suit, she covered the
two blocks that separated her from
the wrecked launch and her clothes
in practically no time at all.
The swimmers were accompanied by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-14
A Sale of Old

ID ECAUSE of important IN
- coming shipments OF an
tioue furniture from abroad,
Az Ouatrieme is obliged TO
make room by sending out
quickly many rather rare
pieces and sets Of early Amer
lean cottage furniture.
q A highboy with original
brasses has carved fan panels
and Dutch legs; it is made OF
pine and maple. Until now
$3.50; today it is $175.
GA chest of drawers with the
original brasses is a beauty.
Until now 500; today it is
$85.
q A small table with Gabrielle
legs, slender club feet and
decoratively cut apron; until
now SIS, is to-day $50.
q Painted three-seat Colonial
settees, until now $50, are to-
day $40.