davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-12-09
Salary Readjustment Needed.

The efficiency of the service could be
materially increased by a general re-
classification Of positions and readtust-
ment of salaries. The duties required
in q given position should be the meas
ure Of compensation attached to It.
but such is not always the case under
the present classification. The lack of
curing practically the same qualifica-
tions does not work to the benefit Of
the service. The service is embarrassed
at times by the number of destinations
Of appointment received and resiGna-
tions in the 1ower-grade positions It
is believed that among other things
the establishment of a standard mini
clerical positions would have bene-
4cial effect upon the service. A better
qualified class of persons would be at
tracted to these positions and the res
ignattons would be less numerous. Ma
tef1a1 increases in the wage scale have
been made in recent years in practi-
cally all lines of work In the CONNER
cfal world. This renders ii more diff
cult for the government to obtain per-
sons of the type and qualifications de-
sired for certain classes of positions.
While increases in many cases are de-
sirable. 1t is not believed that a hori-
xontal increase all along the line wo1id
solve the problem 1t certainly would
not be equitable. for the salaries of
some positions are relatively much less
than In others. Before there is any
general increase in salaries there
should be a thorough reclassificatfon of
positions and readJustment of salaries
70 that existing inequalities would be
eliminated
Evening star., 1916-12-09
Show Loyalty to Work.

"A study OF the leaVe feCofuS VI Tue
employees of the department for the
calendar year 1915 indicates that the
leave privilege Is being exercised gen
orally in a considerate manner. There
Is evidence of a desire to subserve per-
sonaI convenience to the demands of
the service, and of a spirit OF seH-sac-
rfHce both as to leave and necessary
overtime work that Is most praise
worthy.
THAT the efficiency of the executive
civil serice Is seriously impaired by
reason Of its superannuated employees.
and that the prompt enactment OF some
equitable form of retirement law is
one of Its greatest needs. are facts con
ceded by practically all persons who
are at all familiar with the problems
Of the service. Efficient service and
Justice to employees demand compre-
hensive, wide-reaching. and effective
scheme of retirement pensions, the ad-
vantage Of which is being more and
more widely recognized by progress
sive commercial establishments and oy
foreign governments. While doubtless
the cost of a civil-service retirement
scheme would for a few years add to
the expense of administration, 1t would
be q good Investment, and IN short
time the service would be reeouped
the additional outlay many times over
by the saving 1t would render possible.
The standard of efficiency would be
raised. the work could be done with
less force. and this would be accom-
plished without heartlessly throwing
out of employment men and women
who for decades have given their best
service to the government and who
have no means of subsistence other
than their decreasing salaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
War Order Industrials Higher in
Active Dealings-Oil Sc
curities Quieter.

Active trading at generally higher
prices was continued in the curb Sc
curities yesterday. with the industrisls
and war order specialties leading the
upward movement. Cuba Cane Sugar
showed the largest turnover and made
another high record At 10. but react
ed TO close Al 69.4. up lss points on
the day. Submarine Boat was rapidly
advanced I points OF reports that the
company had received large order for
submarines from the Russian govern
ment. but when this failed OF conhrms-
ton lost good part OF this gain.
closing ~ points up. Driggs-Seabury
improved and Chevrolet Motor Car
-. points Midvale Steel declined over
q point on active business. Tobacco
Products made another advance of 1'2
points.
oil stocks received less attention.
and prices moved in a narrow range.
Standard Oil OF New Jersey moved up
3 and Illinois Pipe Line . points.
Standard of Indiana lost 3. United
Verde led the copper group, Closing a
potp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Irregular Movement, with
Late Show of Strength
i'm a Few Issues.
DAYS BUSINESS
ON SMALLER SCALE
Trading Hats Around Midday
Some Further New High
Prices on the Rise.

Though a number of issues went up
into new ground on the present rise IN
yesterdays trading, the movement gave
some sign of slowing down. Failure
of the strength OF specialties to extend
10 the general list was more nolceaDle'
and the tendency toward reaction at
the end Of the day was more pro-
nounced. In the final dealings, 1t IS
true. a few issues were run up on very
heavy dealings. but this limited show OF
strength was far from convincing.
/ Dealings of around 100000 shares
we're the smallest Of the week. and IN
the middle of the session trading fell
70 a small scale. There was good
zeal OF irregularity from the start
News that Crucible Steel directors had
taken no action on dividends accumu-
lated on the preferred sent that stock
lower al the start, and there were few
important overnight gains elsewhere
in the war group.
Profit taking on the weeks rise was
pretty general throughout the early
dealings. Around noon prices hardened
a little and then held steady. Further
irregular reaction followed IN the late
dealings. some issues falling back as
others were advanced. At the close
gains and losses we're pretty evenly
divided among more active stocks
though the gains reached more impress
sive figures. -,
The railroads continued to hold
steady and some OF the coal roads I'M
proved Norfolk e. Western got up
more than points TO within a shade
of its high price, reached az the end
of last wear. and Chesapeake e. Ohio
at one time showed a gain of about the
same extent. Rumors Of an increased
dividend accompanied Noriolks rise'
and of the S33 100000 notes due in 1919,
those of Chesapeake. -,
Reading, after gaining point Tell
back TO end fractionally lower. ne
sugar stocks followed the vote OF the
House i'm favor Of retaining the tsrlii
on sugar with some improvement. Not
all Of this was held TO the end Of the
day, and dealings i'm these issues were
not large. as such action had been
pretty well discounted. United States
Steel ended unchanged after compare
lively narrow fluctuations on no great
amount Of trading. Its earnings foi
1915 had been made known, and the de-
tails of its gross business of over
100000 aroused no great enthu-
siasm.
Those most interested in such mar
kct. as we have been experiencing this
week are concerned rather with rumors
of great war orders and new combine
lions an record of business actually
accomp ished. Commercial agencies
reviewing trade conditions at the week
end speak of a well nigh Unsuitable
demand for al kinds Of goods and a
business situation without precedent.
Such remarkable conditions in general
trade had not been sufficient to bring
the public into securities. 1t remains
10 be seen how effective will be the re-
suits of the present market campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-Fo,
p4pcr maiur NJ b. ten oas % ices. . per cent. W
10 ninety DAYS. per cent.
CALL MONEY opened az o per cent. highest, 2
renewal. per cent
TINE MONEY was arner Rates. NS2a. per
per een, f5r faa, i've and az noa,h l.''' JAYS
MERCANTILE PAPER vas quiet Ruling rate
3a5ii pr cent Tor best names. bsrk acceptinces.
4a-. yer cent
CLEARING HousE TRANSACTIONS
change. s583. 3i47so. basnccs. sj73l0.8s6. The
sub.1Ie"uv was creditor 10 he amount o. t5iL-
sIB.TREAsJRY -Ner York bank. gained from
.le SUI Treasury $4,000. and lost since fndy
t.fc5 0o0
FEDERAL REsERyT DISCOUNT RATES Tr.Sy.
WiiLIL1 hoeoi; ior ten day. pei cent ir Ten
o. thry days a'z Wy 'o ninety days. 4 PhlSdel-
ih@. fcf Ten days per cent. ~ % Iinrty days 4.
NINETY days a'l Eichmond. up 20 ninety DAYS (
tef cent. Atlanta. ~ o. ninety DAYS. pef cent.
'hhssa iof Ten dajs. "a ~ cont. W 20 srp
day.. 4. sluy ~ ninety days. a. IN L0lis g and
pr cent. Minneapolis. % o. sixty DAYS ( per
cli. sly 10 ninety daJs. 4. Kansas City f0f ten
a.'ys. 9'4 ~ o,ni np 70 nlney JAYS. 4 Dallas.
aiat5 d s,. y. ''''' 20 '''' '"'' y 'nV 10
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE -ssn Ft.nesoo. 90
yyc discogni. broken goc premium. Minneapolis Ioc
premium. o. Louh. jc discount biI. % premium
BANK CLEARfNGs -Bstou. .rehsnse, g..
,sssis balance 5000 30. Bstinofr. exchange,
49, talauofi .9'ilt. cliesso. eIchang,s
'ftpst1-9. balances t03 l0s. PhlIsdelphia. g..
cha a. itz0N 90. balance $500 I.i. 81 Iogi,
s4ei snFes ;ij5iIlz;. balances SLI3Ils
p I is4 H s',s =, "a ',,e' e osagn 80
,ir. 20 '.e Mcsiran dollars ~ af.e.
IoiUicS EXCHANGE Sterling IS strong ID.
nrs1 selling as hish 40 T-f3 bat closing
.1iliy 'o"gf. Mars msde q n's - record y
70 1910. lfsnn we're better. .alle a11 slght
rates Lonf1n csb.f. sfl. demand. f7Ch. Paris
tMlf Jtih. cheek. 1854 BTliu-fsbf.
y $50. check. ~ hay- Cabie. 80. ,lrfk
sN0h fslss Cable. jt1i4. fhok t1sI Drsffs
-'abie. 10 a.. 'hfck 1910 Holland -'fhir. g..
fleff g. ~ Hffy AMI rlrrV HHI hiIH ft.
On nmnff) shs iaya tft.2ii-.. nlsfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
STANDS TO LOSE $4,000, 900
Western Pacifc's Bond Interest Guar
anteed BY Denver 4 Rio Grande.

san Francisco, March IA sum of
$50 600. 900 was declared by the Equi-
table Trust Company OF New York to-
da, 20 be a. stake in the hearing be.
lore the United States Circuit Court or
Appeals for an immediate sale OF the
Western Pacific railroad The Equl-
table asked that the sale take place
without any construction Of the bond
interest guarantees Of the Denver g.
Rio Grande. 1t also made an appeal to
keep the Denver & Rio Grande out OF
the foreclosure suit against the West
ern Pacific.
Counsel for the Savings Union snG
Trust Company, which interviewed.
said the cour. should construe whether
or not the guarantee OF bond interest
by the Denver & Rio Grande was a
lien on that road. I; was declared
that ii the lien were not pressed, the
Rio Grande properties stood TO pront
$50 900. 900 and the Western Pacific 10
lose that amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Proposed Budget Provides
l,5OO,OOO,OO0 for Next
Three Months.
STERLING BILLS UP
ON STRONG DEMAND
London Found Unable to Absorb
Securities Modified by
Bank of France.
By YVES GUYOT.
er.Mlaist,r Of Public WORKS. Editor "lAsenee
Fcan.nIuus et Flnzncere."

e.. alai.t,r Of Public Works. Editor "tAsene'
Eeensmlqus ct flnsneiere.'
by Gable TO The Trbunel
Paris, March 1.-The Chamber
has now to vote on the budget for
the next three months. The commit
tee has made no change in the bill
as presented by the Minister of
Finances, and it provides for a daily
expenditure of s16,000.000 after
April !, with an average monthly
expenditure of S50O,OO0,000.
France votes its budget every
three months, partly for financial
reasons, but chiefly so the legislators
are sure of being in session from
one end Of the year TO the other.
There has been big demand for
English bills, which has sent the
value of the pound up again. The
recent attempt to regulate English
exchange by handling securities
through the Bank of France does
not seem to have been successful,
chiefly because London was not able
to absorb sufficient quantity.
According to the Amsterdam Re
porter" German exchange Is
steadily falling, the principal reason
seeming to be that Berlin no longer
has gilt-edged securities to place to
their credit with Dutch bankers. The
Germans are now trying TO sell in
Amsterdam Russian, Chinese, Japa-
nese. Scandinavian and Portuguese
stocks.
The Bank Of France has increased
its gold stock from 4,200,00O,0OO
francs to 5,O23,OOO,O0O. Advances
to the state have increased 100000
900 to 100000, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. AUcTIoNEEa
REGULAR AUCTION SALE or
STOCKS AND BONDS
hy ADRIAN II. MI ILEK SON
OFFICE NO IS WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22nd, 1916,
al 1890 o'clock az the
EXCHANGE sALESROOM.
nos "a AND is NESEY SIkEbt'
FOR ACCOUNT OF EXECUTORS.
shs Englewood Sewerage GO.
chs. Citizens Natl. Bank Of EnsleNood'
y. J.
1000 shs. Palmetto Mining CO.
1000 san Antonio & Arkansas Pass RVy
Co LIST Z p. C. 3D. 1913
1000 Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. OF
Chicago let COnsld. p. G. 30, l9%5.
FOR ACCOUNT OF TRUSTEES
% shs German-Amer.can Insurance CO.
80 shs. Associated Merchants CO. LIST Pretd.
FOR AccoUNT or WHOM IT MAY coz
Germ.
Il shs Key West Realty Co
shs STANDARD oil Co. Of y. !.
81 shs Hudson River Realty 60.
20 shs. y y & staten Island Land 60.
$4,000 Bond Mtge. made by Emma
Louise NacOubrey 90 Hudson RIVER
Realty Co. datel Apr. IS. 1907.
$500 Boud 4 M,ge. made by Emma Louise
Macoubrey 20 Hudson River Realty.
dated apr IS. 1907.
$4,000 BOND & H,ge made by Edward II.
Ryan 20 Elizabeth :. NeWconb,
dated Mar. 10. 1911
siT50 Bond Mtge. made by Charles A.
Williams 20 Edward H. Ryan. dated
June g. 1912
90 shs Registrar Transfer Co.
so shs. Bankers & Merchants Agency Co.
$1,000 Deal Coli Club ,. c. Bonds. 1925.
80 shs Midvaic Steel Co
10 shs. Citizens Natl. Bank. Enslewood.
10 shs. Universal Film Manufacturing Co.
20 shs. second United cities Realty corpn..
Series A. PrefJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Profit taking in volume impaired
much irregulsrity 10 the market on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange. Mexican
Petroleum after an early low of l07$1
advanced TO t14h. Cruci6le Steel, Of
which about $4,000 shares changed
hands, got down to 94i9, rose to 80 and
closed at 96a,. Baldwin Locomotive
went as high IS ll42.. The days deal
ines amounted 20 72.l65 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

les Bso49wsg. Nen iOrt ~
Tic Anrusl AsefmE u t4e Ftockhoders o. Us
eDJ,bern P1rlnc Company vii b. he'd At ths one
a. fhis Cor psry fu Auctorsgs. j.re-e0n COUNTY
tsn,1csJ, o. "Wednesday, April 5. 1916, At
tssiss 0esoc< non. standard Tine. fof us foliys-
Ia ygf1oass. -
4. To sse f'iscn D'rcet9fA
2. To Agthonhs sl2fo4s an oorsfrt n TIE
tEyhss< ~ ris Compsny - tAs pfoDcrles u 10
bstvsrteo N.ii59Js Railroad C0nysny. ~.
fSyiisl Gpo< n ghAl q rqF osltl ~ ths
to~nIsfJ
b To usnsse ell sBeb ORR tu,in,,. o. n,y
isEsN, enc befofs 'Ls meeting inelufinK a..
sD5fossi al fsiirrstea y al scii0n - ne Bosff
u Difscfofs sld % u.s EIsog'ifs C9mritise sirf,
- i~t anyo mseiins u ths h,oekh0i1as Of MS
iompsly
IW ib< gJfDeg ~ ne nssfirg. lie boofs 'of
- vtnsfsr y sck vii BE- clfss1 a. 8 oeloel
y. " % NAGay. NsfeL g. 1915. wd viii "a
fsoy<nsd 81 10 gc.yk A b.. Ibufsiay. IDri q.
b er1o - tls B,sr6 - D,rsefofs
HrCH NEIL. fscfrsfy.
Dsis1- Isnsssy Z. 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Kenefck Zinc Corporation,

Us broadway. Nc~ York CITY.
Notice Is hereby gwen that a. initial dividend
q Ten ceuts Is l0i pr share has been Ills DAY
DECLARED IS TIE Board y Directors. on The COM
non without nominal or psr value capital STOCK
q Keuenck zinc Corporation. payable March 5lh
g. holders q record March 23ri
Transfer books close al T. w. March 23rd sll
reopen a. 10 A. 81 March alst
ARTHUR DAY. Treasurer.
Nes York. March l1th 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

A quarterly dividend Of two per cen,
two dollars per share) on the capital stOcH
OF this Company has been declared, payable
on April 18th. 1916 az the Office of the
COMPANY. 1871 Sta:c Street. Boston. Mass,
20 stockholders % reOo ORD 90 the close OF
business on March 2sth. 1916. The said
dividend IL not payable on shares sub
ecribed for under the terms OF the COM
pary's circular letter TO stockholders dated
January zlst. 1916
JOTN W. DAMON. Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
MINING.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked PRICES for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
ON Tie Stock Exchange Eriday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1916.

against 956IOo ihursda! 'o
"o-s'oV
including annual d'oeo 'a'e arc "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
LONDON BUYING
SHIPPING SHARE
Russian Mines Rise on A''''
Business Rubber STOCKS
ard Kafiirs Lower

London March 1.-The stoSs y
ket was auiet and cheerful ,O'i'y -
an active business in Russian %
at rising prices. Colonial 'h''' V /.
bonds and shipping shares w, -
good request. but KsAir anc F" :.
ters were easy. Consols e.''S :,
changed at 57h; the new WAY w.
changed at 964. ;,,I:s
American securities we're s.s,s.
70 droop on small sales aha ,;,, d,
ouiet The market y hoP...s.r
Ircasury will cease buying o' .s,::
American shares when the ~. ~, y
part Of the mobilization s.S ~,
gins. The latter IS eSpeS" -, y:
but no official statement mas
'S The Bank Of England bought !. ' ..rr
in bar gold. shipped $1,000 !. ~
eigns 10 the United STATES
marked l25O.OO0 for Arge"u".., "a D
Money sas in good deI ,;s.s l.s:s
count rates were steady. , Won, ~
at 4 to a. per cent. DisS S mi, 81
for short and three months
as per cent. 49,. M. y
Gold premium at Liso0"
Paris. March l7.-Prisss VIZ, nsr u!
on the Bourse to-day. Ihfee, ,rsg 8
rentes closed 10 centimrs sssr >
81 francs : een;lmes. 80 49,.
London. % francs 81 een''"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
INACTIVE YESTERDAY
I\DI SIRIAIS.
MINING.
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports ~ general
merchandise At the Port OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANcp
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1916.

Trading in bonds York Stock Exchange Friday am,.,
:, moi ooo AGAINST $76i000 and
ago January S23oi5iooo against M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION

PREFERHED sTOCk DIVIDEND
quarterly dividend ~ ~. e. has been
Declared upon the pr, ferred stock Of this
Company FOR the quarter ending March 81,
1910 payable April !. 1916. TO ockhoid-
crs Of record a. tie close u business
March 20. 1915
MANUEL Z. RIONDA.
Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

Offi~e If The United Gas improvement Co.
y w Corner Broad and Arch streets.
Philadelphia. March g. 1916.
The Director have this DAY declared a
quarterly Givfend % two per cent. 81 % per
srs Of record - tac close o. business March
81. 1916. cnecfs VIII ~ mailed
T. ". MORRIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

New Yors CiV as 100, N-", MS ,'y - ,o 5;i;
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

,Coupoa, Interchangeable. t,oupoas % .s....,s.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Results of Racing
at Bowie Track

Rore Nd. Apnl Ii.-T7e results ~ to-dsy's
Fira rar, Dfor thre,-ye,r-oils sna upward sell
irg ulr.e 500. sir fIrions, Casfsra 105 ID VI
Tsssaru. straight s. place $40. ..hos $ 20.
o. Jim Bssey 10 Bg,onl. p.s $50; hey
t-t,i Tme III I0rI Wells. Lambs TAI
ischsAhihbie Omar snf Tii'h ORA also ran.
se''ins. pu-se 500. ~ furiongs lay orne. 100
Cruise. straight $40. place 8. 10. show 1890
first: Ap-u i01 Nounfsinl. place $3.50. sho~
iis 90 second. % I' lre. Jos ,A,dsI.oA p ,..
Hieh Fiyer Devil Fish. Filth Bsumenn Belle OF
ne Kitchen. Hsndfuh ara LIN snay ~ - -,
selling purs. 800: SIX furiongsl -B.tveen -
us - McTsssariJ. suLsht s. 30. p.A'e 80.
:eoE 20 f' Anoo u, Iny bliTsi I;uro Pas
- g. N hid Tine H. Ins KAY. peduc-
don. Laura GalcSVlnthe. nr. 4 L. s"i'snse'
az o,,.r -. re Az Resoir H~tic,p. 'o' 'hre.-
,,sr oils snd upv,rd: purse ~ e., ~. mi e..
s. %. show ou' nr.t Dr. JOS al, ,oa a,,d p.s
80, ~, third Time. l5ts Ahsrs also rsn.
Tlth race for i'ree-yesr DDS 40 VIVA. W
irs IaT' io- ~ McT.ssa-'i .,r,isht IS 20 place
&, 81 chow 70. arst Kn,-seie. lol lI.rrosl
raes s.. ~ m So. 40 ''- TIM. ' FORD
Ma r,'tss,rss. Lady spiritusis ard Mursnn ''o
s,,, ,.c- t.-r ,h----y.ar 90. and urFsrd ser
,ai ger'c c, ''o I'm '1i Wcra:r .r..2, S %
-. g. 20 shas s. 70 att. Supreme. 10Y Noun
i,l-i. plscc s. DO. shou - % seoad Iain ri..
o-igh los lDernisoni. show - %, ihird I'M
81 c,,toa q River hing and Water Lad also
ss,.,,, r.oe for four year DDS 'nd up,rt sell
~ 'Hr fno4sl. .trii,ff 50 20 pl.ce 81 70. .sho,
8, 20 Fri, NJ Mach. ne lBui"ell pace I'D
show iaio 'secd Ess r.. H i; ' 1s hzha,
80. T-.-- and Gerard also rsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
COURTS READY
AT WEST SIDE
Tennis Will Begin at Club
To-day, the Weather
Permitting.

Til. West Sid. Tennis CLUB, tne
premier tennis organlZa,ion,
u.iu formally throw open ITS courts
n the use Of members to-day weS ,,r,er
Both the Forest Nuns
courts. where the national champion :,
sbins are held, and the CLUBS cay
at Ninety-third street anu
brDsterdsm Avenue. are in shape,
Tho clubs old clay courts az II IN
Get and Amsterdam Avenue, long
the best clay courts IN tHe
conntTv. are now owned by Co!umola :.
1,,iyersjtv They are not YET reaay
Cor use. 7. was here that many "a 10
H. r. Hackett. Z. p. Flsenef'
He-i,on c. Kelley and others par'ic'-
mating. were played. 49, .,rb
The other former seat OF we go
-. 98sth Street and Broadway, Wh 'iS
a.. 19l2 Davis Cup matches were he zero
~ low being run By private ow1 n,1' ,,
..,bn ,ont the courts 20 players 'Ay
here has not yet begun
pecopse Of inadequate court ia.In-
.ies so carly in the season. TO-DAY > 'eN-
Ma match between Columbia anu ~
y + has been indefinitely pos'po"'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
The New system.

Back in 1914 the Hog Train and rode TINS route
until Juv A. which point league fell dead and the Braves
eeen games romped through to pennan Last
max -, -. .i.. ? t.r.
different story For the fst time nav"
good pitching Even II nave TWO OF
be the work We have better na
championship in four straight games ~
well the rest OF II IS an easy guess
Sneaker the better hance 10 VIII il" ''e
National cacu than the Red Sox the American
PJohnson and lost 3D. He mad oa "
pitching effectiveness bad Oh0 not
argument" Northampton fanatic
40 per cent by the addition OF rs speaker
We d hazard about bit than TO- but not 50
Wbv Golf Professionals Jump Up and Down
wan. exchange for another It's no good eu
topped the ball the pond
You must g-p yesterday e0 " 'O ~
minutes to-day wouldn't work.
To American League Batters.
Walter johnson lost his fast ball just as 'ohn - ma" % every
and r. r.. has lost his Pep
old He is almost zen years
in Yet are lnoheu 10 ~
outbats the National League
Is terrh ehor' 70 oA'
~ ra 10 ba. a grand 70 turn the trek fop Anso
and Honus hopes TO 1910" fopS
trail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Columbia Will Send
Smith Against Yale

psi, prevented a final WORKOUT 'oi
Sc',"'lnrobia nine Yesterday afternoon
M nrcpara,ion for tie Yale gam, al , Mew
1aN.h bor1e Of the Ellis this morning
i iIi,s s"Y B IONA the freshman T ,,ao
n.Ss o5 a, sbortstop IN the earlier
.. 49, vii be unable to accompany ms rs
game gam mates ~'tc because q his injured
~ NrI'a Snattko. another hrst-year man.
c {; Andy Coakley will p,iSe a,d S'e
coaree smith. his star rignthShoeI'
80 -, he mas been grooming for tne DC.
e.~'o- Don Beck. the heayyInithis
s@Y,bpaw. will be in right neg, Nap.a,n
pobby watt will play second ard
rr.t. Houck third ben'on Ao.nite
Laird centre. Lane VIII cS''"'
a. injured hand.