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Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Japanese financiers are said to be anxious to buy out American business interests in the Philippines. Americans who invested in the islands would be fool sh they did sell before flag hauled down and the property placed at the mercy of the rival tribes of the natives
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Berlin is reporting unrest and dissatisfaction among the British soldiers and London reports that German soldiers in low spirits. If these are true it ought not to be difficult to start peace gotations.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

The president is said to have reversible mind" expression coined by his admirers dffcrentiate him from that class of people called ficke- minded There used to be, reversible collars" but as we re- member, they never enjoyed great popularity.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

What with the weather bureau and the muck rak- ing evangeliss, the Tucson Citizen manages to ward off ennui in it's defense of the temperature and the morals of the Old Pueblo.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
No Such Animi!e.
Detroit Free Press

DetrOlt Free Press. T had a seventy mile drive yester- l day" she said enthusiastically.
 There ain't no such thing" re- l tolted the golf player grimly.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Mrs. Ala M. Dean is the new head of Cameron House, the historic man. sion that has been taken over by the Congressional Union for Women Suffrage as headquarters of the or ganization The Congressional Union under the leadership of Mrs. Dean has shown great activity. Mrs. Dean is a voter in California, her home state, and has been prominent ly identified with the work there.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
- Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

The most serious result would be the severns of diplomatic relations
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

More helpful than all wisdom is one draft of simple human pity that will not fOrsake Us.
 George Eliot.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
r.b2
ARRINIIl

Be-s,.s..orl .Norl. Chhshaia jan 70 s's'anS'' ~
20 ana Rrrsen Fen ? 20 Bsgi.m a, 4 bo'''s' WIN
Nero. Havana Fe6 10 and Nassau u. 70 u''
Ner Yc-a all Cuhs Mail ss Co. Wien mans A.
",', ,,o8s n,' Na,,sl,- feb 8. Ponce g. Arroyo al
san IIal to DE Neg YORK and Porto lNco ~
60. vifl mai. all ni-' b,l +, ',~e,',,n m LIN.
Krooulsnd. London Jan 50. 10 IN, AHe''''" i'''7
win md.e. Bar a. le 3 p m. 'siu o.,r o. p,
Brindium lBrl naples Ian j aad ON IL
Bs-ier Co with ndse. Bar A. midnisni i'in.
Fie-. Nar.arita ureetI ilrfu- Dee TO- s}f'
la l. Pafras g. Maif1 l. and uran n. in SlmP
.on spence 4 Young. "ith md'e. Bar A. '
Tircrtoa Ii TON BE-. HUI Jan 90. to master Bar at
wu.S-i''5 r.. Gbral,.r Fco .. % Bu'k 4 Dan
''. ,o hs. sn Il ,sa ,Bf. Bordeaux ia, g. to Meyer
. ',i, a'' ~ Monisomen. sa;,nnah Te. II. 10 th'
Ocean s, 60. with NOSE uisf i-.,. N,-.be-r
Muno-ksr. s,o'ston. Ne. 10 ne 1'4 a., /. go
Paper GO. with paper. vessel 10 II bui' &" y"
'ifs' Mmdo. Galrs.ton FEB 6. 20 the southern
Ts.isr 20. WIN mdse. Qusr ~ 10 - m.,r....,.a
Nsf.sA fBrl Perh Amhor. 70 ne trinidad
shipping snl Trading Co. with ndse quar- ~'
~ - '' lRri naples Jar es s1i Boston Feb ~
n the wilts star Linz. with mdss quar- a. e''
HI,,-l,t opu,cAl. Rotterdam Tan gs ard Hat
sat H. 10 the Holland Amtri an Line. viii mlsc
bar - ~" npr, H,r,. I.n q. 70 the comp,snt
Gcnersis Traisstlantiqus, with md~' '4' ~ "
lfo1 iBD. HueIfs jan - So '' ~ - Ia q,
% Nasl0r a Co. win iron pynfs bN 81 Nv IL
Ite~muii,n tRrl Bermuf, Fch -. 20 tho ouene
~. 90 witn malls .ud mdse. Bar a. ~ IL,
D..agare. Philadelphia 20 The CLYDE IS 90 Wit
ueo,o- m Liverpool Teb I. 20 tho cunari ;
,-..',,t NrE O-S,m1 FEB . - the Southern II,
cias Co. vim mdse. In Quar- o. J q m.
SAILED.
st,.r,.-s H,,um,' tBrl. Portland: 'hsre'
v,s- Baltimore. Bi,ck Rock. Norfolk. 'smer' 7
IA Il,r-roo'. Nou,e0elo lBr. Huil. Nofnll
tuut.rI Rotterdam. jefferson. Norfolk ST. NrN
r-,r' Se,rs. Nsdirs. Gsigcsfout kadlaht. lenpl'o
John A Hooper t4rdeuas. 'eima 'NviI' 'aH''-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool Fob N-AnElo-Csl'oFnian tbD' Ne7
p.,r,1is Feb - -rvanseIits. Neu York
tr',fobsi Tc5 l5-t aiamarcs. sew YORK TOY t'f'
v5,.si-,s reb 10 strsth'sy UBD. Sew Yo'A; lie
A. B.. R-rrion tFrl. Nrw l1rs
: 'f,ers. Fe5 Ii-rroguer t@orl. New York u'
NJ ~ Fee s-Dr,mm,ns'iorl tNor'. Sew YofA
Ki-.asH. Tc5 I2-yi-siri. aDam. Nev YORK ~
.,.-l5..i .i u -ouebrs lHr. New Tori
t,ocshrm Feb ls-llos tsNedl Nes or.
pi-k.1hcsf Feh i7-Nzreshcq lBtl. Sew 1ofH.
( ,irs F.h li som lNorl. Nrw lnrt
tcrI. Yeb ij-No-h Britain lBrl. Nc" orA.
SAILED.
Pemarbu~o. Tsh ll-Acro CBra9 from sanio-).
vs'r'ou.I FEB q. ii m-Nieuv. Amsterdam
.fr,.ll Ifrsm f.offrri.ul. Nof prs.
roraa.l Fch u Mser'cn,dlk lDl'chl iron sew
,o,i.sY, 80 rs Bss.- T--re lFr No- iork.
IA pr0ne ffrl. SEES l0-h
,..'.s D.. ~no fNeri. New York.
r,-. N.-sL Fob 10 To''ou N-rl Jap 'rn4 Sew
yort ., care T1Hr. ef.I. h0He.
sirdcrI..I. Feb l-- La-saaan lb-l Nc" l'-h
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
Columbia Five Tired of
Cellar. Princeton Beware.

Despite its lowly position i'm the in
tercollegiate league race, the Columbia
basketball team will face the Princeton
quintet with confidence in the Morning
side gymnasium tonight, in an en-
deavor 10 turn the tables for the defeat
az Princeton. The game with the strong
Penn five on Saturday night. which was
won by Penn in the second extra period.
has given increased confidence to Harry
Fishers men.
kornssnd, who was switched from
forward 70 guard after Calder left and
Jack Wegener returned TO the team. is
IN bad shape and probably will not play
tonight His place will be taken by
IIaaren or Roberts.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CARFffT CARPET CLEANING 90 -Ciear, b,
compressed all. steam hand or ol rlor f--,
Rriaivsy s9i Last 4sth 81. cor 4 BRANDT
re i'--.,fh.
MULnGKArH TYPEWRITT-N LETTERS. zoo
s. .n. nNH. 81 ia. 10000. s. GLO H.
WIAriHW ORD l-o B-otinay L4uitab.s BlIgJ.
Room Ii Rector fff.
NIW loRk CARPET oLEANfNG WORKS.
o.de.t Iar.esL NI.f Modern
FTNE RUGS WoNEN IKoN OLD CARPETS.
Prices K.a-.HaN.. s.ri fnr tlrcular
Tel f.4I 4t4I Ir.4rf g. 20 Ma-t a.. -
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15

Jimmy Archer writes letter 70 Joe
Tinker from Ormond. Fla, where he
has been spending the winter, saying
that ne has been keeping in condition
nlaying golf with Fred ,lerkle, the first
sackcr of tho Giants. Fred and Archer
have scarcely missed dav on the links
since the close of last season.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY u.
rHuRsDAY FEBRUARY H.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS,

Jarsn Cora china and rhiiippin. Islands
via -esuiel (c.ose a. SO , ml-Ssd' -.
Mari ....------.--- = e' -
Hawaii via sea;ile) (clos- A. $50 nj
rs sfes .-...-.....-- --Ieo -
Hawaii Samoan Isiands Australia. Nrw
Zealand Isl, san Francisco close a. n 80
. ml--Ncufura- -.------..... - -
Tahiti. Nar9uesa- cook Islands. Nsw lea
land Australia va san Francisco tclose ~.
crsr, phrinn,re Island, VITA san Francisco
Close a. il..Q ml-U : Transport IT,. Mar /
uafsu Fiu Islands. New Zealand. Australia
Iva Van .ouyer and Victoria 90 tcose
a 20 ? ml-Nlagars .--..-.- -'.-..-..-. 'i1' -
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
SCRROGATES NOTICES.

l. PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF
Honorable John r. C0halau. surrogate
or tho county OF Sew York. NOTICE ia
rreby given % III persons having claims
agalnst Martha B Whitridgs. late 4 th-
County of Sen York. deces,ed 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof % the
subscribers. - their place = transactiug
business It tho oflc- OF " hitridge. Butler
4 Rice. our attorneys so. 90 Wall Street.
iu The city Z Scv York on or before IN.
ist dsy = july. 1915. next
Dated. Ncw York. the goth day o, De-
lember. 1915.
DOUGLAS r. THOMAS
FREDERICK W. VHlTRlDGE.
Exec 4t3rs
WHlTKIDGE, BUTLER x RICE.
Attorneys for Executors.
60 Wall ST. New York city
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
sHER.FF'S AUCTION SALES

iiNRY BRADY. sHERiFFs AUCrlONErR. els
t.i. Jay. rlrsIaY leo l-fh 1918. A. Do
O'Clock in fle Gore, 0on a. 80 -3l Brc4iway. Room
70 {. lof Z c--e flrfi.uge r0lslsi0 o. Ia-0.ar,
i-.ss. Mahogany ths.r- Cabinet Mshls4.y 1s D.
srlrlg De,ss. Mahogany Tables. H Ak Leather
tiar,. eleven hl.s. etr G1o-s mHst he removed
tuueli iatcg sNrr tHn sale
NFRLD ? SMITH ster-
FRANK p BJRNES. p.9ll SHORTY
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Borfesur. Feb L. n Lsf,ycii, 0Fr. Ncs
lnrf
Rotterdam Feh 10 Eanrlf fNorl Nsw York
Shields. l0H I Sf lNorI New York
Newport lc1 l2-onrga. >cT York. Industry iBrl.
Sew York
PASSED
Beachy Head. Feb li-Tenel Dutch. Scn York
f0r Rotterdam
Dunseness. Feb it--Pahsn tBrl. S,y York via
Hslifn Tor Hull.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
FIRE RECORD.

NJ
-G- $40 'o so Jackson sr. G. santnl and
ofhcr'. unknown
@ 0o-5l " iloth IT,. C. Meyer t1fius
6.f-scTrufh as srd t3l e. derrick house.
fifchreId Construction Go unknown.
20 12 iiuHcrf ~ Henry Srhulcr. Si0
.ti-1 g. l0Hfh -. samuel hauer. slight
IN 00-lS Niiieff 49,. Mar Grossmau t1f.ng
SOD 0n-iNf taua. s. Msrr Cohen slight
i0 .0. Zoo T. llffu o. Louis Sicgai. slight
D. H0-3 W fll 3D.. william n Pick. trfInS
80 4.-i24 p i0sth e. Fannie ioulon friirs
"a .O-93 Psra st Emilio iraiplt'h. $500.
PM
IL -o-ll W sch st John Stoushrdse t11ng
500 Forsyth a.. Charlie Bsumal. 'riiins
rN.-3s SUTTON P'a.e Westerly ifou.e 'rifirg
aoo-i g. Wet Broadva.. Mcaale-cent Lamp 60.
els 80 Eighth av samuel Kobel. tnsng
no. -l-c tHiysti- So. unknown. triiiug
90 io2 Mott sf.. . tongeffo ~fasso. i00
f0-f3 oak ,f Public School ll4 trfng
30. 1909 Second av.. Joseph Romano. frifilz
e-Q-SIgh ar and l1th S.. su'o. fostal Transfer
Co.: frfns
20 is5 Ea,t p-'h f samuel Ernl,sr. triAins.
f-0-til last st'h st. Emmett Weiss. f-i'luZ
a. 2aoe Second ay.. Harold Ford. irriu.
0f-No Forsyth s.. sJiasosue tnfins
Is fir-. Az. Yctfa frelmlu. tnHiug
00-,3 Barclay ST.. James u Cooper go.
-i45ia Sixth st. Jacob Has. trif'us
1870 Last iaNth st. Thomas tourQrs 500
slf-l1i9 Amsterdam av.. D. HcwaarIt triilnE
9s5--Il West lffh st.. Mrs Delaney. tfrinz
10 00-.-90 Seventh az Nathan LolHssy trins
10 2-- Monroe .f Selma fcdn rl1iIs
90 aj-F-Urt NJ 500 Hudson ST.. 4. $ mail auto
frifns
frusfrI.flOl Co. fTlfiug
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

MAC.
Hr-Tr.EU-VAr ET- -UsEFUI.-Nest. nice ap-
paaring young Belgian; Just arrived
speaking English intelligent; desirable. any
where So. Mason's Agenoy l3l w. f-d -.
JAPANESE COUPLE. COOKS BCTLERs. -
japanese IIygrade Employment Agency So
Times Buiidns. Tel ss9S-bryant
Female.
a. CHANBERMAID- WAITRESS. - Young
-sh s5 ~ year, reference ,S $50 eiiJ "a.i5; NIL
soor re'. .9i- Murray Hill
AAc2,oE -logas nest so9d trmO.,,s w;s. Nm H59
sair->iirfsy mi
COTORED COCpLE.-Msn excellent cook
butler. woman laundress-ch chamhermaif VIII
do entire work ~ house, so. best references.
Miss Shea Agency. % J.. "a s..
COOK Austrian: .rst class. economical.
good manage: hcst references. prefer cogn-
try, SO. Mrs Masons Agency, ial ". 4-i
st Bryant- 5e'3. -
COOK Well recommended. young irish.
man family. 81 no laundry; country pie
fsrrcd Odciis Agency, So sth az. Phone
Br' art-loo'
COOK Efficient. excellent references: $50
'e. Mrs ul .Nnson's Cooperative Aseney'
9, S. ,. IN 81 Greeley-3l5s
COOK rfHeient. excellent references SO
Mrs DskiusOu's COOPERATIVE Agency, u
W 2ffh 20. Greeley y-SilA
COOK srI cn4mberm.id and s.i'ress Finnish sif.
if-f references. rfy or county J1ssLa Asen'is
i7f East 5sth sf Paza itls.
rDrpr.E ,roloredl. Neat. nice young pair.
entire D0rx small family city. country. ek-
rclleut refef. noes. rs. Mrs MasOn's Agency,
i5i W 49, -t
COUPLE. Man cook. useful. wife. waitress
chsmberm4il. very desirable. thoroughly
experienced young pairt plendid references,
e. Mason's Agen -y. iSi N. - -.
HoU-EW ORkER N-ai Young Irish gir;
small family. apartment. city, 80 no
laundry. OiciIs Agency - On a. Phone
Bryanf-io0'.
H0l sEW0Rk. LIGHr-coorsi cir lish, house.
work. small family. cy ~ county reference
D.riel. 20 ws.' 9,h -
HOr SEW0RkER Youns Finnish aomal. tso.. 70
'suriry Nj ho'n,yer sa,y- As'ncy 10 has'
INFANTS NURSE. Hospital trained. rapa-
lle. iery sfrieI. !oung woman. splendid
references anywhere. ,l) Mrs. Mason
Agencv i3i W 80 81, Hryant-j633.
KlrCHENMAID.- Useful. second laundr,
tJung newly arrived swedish maid. re-
fnsI tall nice appearing 50 Mason
Az n... JED H so - bryant-o5al.
LAINDREss al CHAMBTRSiAID - ,pa6.s Pm
Ass.- i.l Fa,t 5,th q. f.ua az
MATD. superior Young English woman. good
cook. waitress $50 no laundry Ods >
Asen.v. s-5 tth a. -Phone Brfant-il0l
81 H-f.-f -EIf-L -prpie.faut neat lnteili-
gent Young -lr.. can sew. best references. !.
s. M-s Masons Agency i3i " i!d -.
Brfant-5s23.
NrHslRY GOVERNES- Refined Young
woman. will care two 'hildren So. per-
F so.sl references. country preferred. Miss
S-ea'. Agcncy. % T.. 9 =. Murray Hlll-61i
PRlScE~s CHRISTIAN NURSE English
rtufleuoman. trained 20 scientific care and
D uuh-ineug of young children. institution d.
Il ri.rfa. experienced. accustomed 20 ira ID. i.
4 + HoN 10 Tribune
j WTTrVF~-- --VAItLIEMAlp- Efficient. capa-
BOD. Irish girl tall. very neat. excellent eity
] -ar.ron,e.. So Mr. Masou's Agenry. i5l
S. al sr R2ant-lo.3
T WoHkr>G sFKLEPER - Priest's house
u- business couple. country. 81. no isln-
Jr 500 recommended Young woman.
, Odeirs Agency, ,-l 9Th af. Phone Bryant
! -io97.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
HELP WANTED.

Male.
BOY WANTED. importing house mu,t have goo
references AMI state experience. B II. boT l5s'
T.lnuuc Ofire
poy WANTED supreme Laundry 42Q6 Bruatvsy
between 1r>fU anl l-1fl SIS.
WANrFp r. ne Credr Department - New N1ri
National Bsrs al en-ient man. App ic.i's inu,
detail. /. answering g.7e ul particulars a. 70 81
perierco alar, sld reference. Applications VII
le treated confidential
U,,Nrtp 3D. tr. r-...t Dep.ftme,t o; Ne'
York Nanorsl Bsrs a. e-ciert mal. ApplicaN =
r~,r., be .i0fo.liy acquainted With Transit DepA ,
...r, work in =. details II answering Tse ili
,,rro,,f,-. Il. 10 experience .ssry and -efe-cnces
Aout.sf lions nlU De frcs.el counder tal.
TRANSIT Boa tV. Tribune of're
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
>ArIoNaL WAREHOUSE co. INc
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE a yAN co.
sIOKAG "A AKLMnI IL NnIIlL-

To whom it may concern We Win se'i az
public auction a. 1903 last i2s'h street op
Monday. March 8. 1916 commencing o. 10
A. VI, the household goods, pianos. mcrchar-
disc. personal effects etc.. stored ty or 'n
names as follows: John Murphy Sew York
Insurance Co. Gertrude Simpson. Mfs Daun.
OF =. = Malone =. e.. Ntr'0r. Mfr AIfIrl
Sanders. Ella Saunders. Barrett Mrs T. N
Diiod. Mrs AL D. kll4f. Mrs Brown. Mrt.
* Nanadora. Mrs. Bou0a. ~ 'aper. ID.
Hoffman. N PIKE Mr.. T.. Hlgl.. ST..
Perry. jar Colohan Miss r. Winters. Mrs..
la Marshall Adam Everett. SIR. o.. b. Whlf-
ney. " Thomas. Mis- M Trent Geo. r.
schulz g. J.. Defan. Elijah MCCOY "a.
Mathewson. Mrs e. Katz Dr Ia Fuerta a..
=. Jordan. Lafis LovtoHf.z. p. D. Clark s..
Grand Mrs - l.. S'mCns. Nrs. a.. r. Saver.
Mrs. W. y. Crane. Miss pc Blanchard r.. p.
Gibbs. Muller. n johnson. - Hornbccx. rrla
Stevenson or Strenson Mrs. Jsnette Warrcr.
W J Benton, Mrs n Smith Eugene Coates.
Frank Soiey John Love Mrs Msry Hcaiy,
Mrs. Rosaiio Bieyer snd N J. Rlumherg Ma.
Mat,ie Richardson. Florence g. Kelly Iu-
less All charges are paid on OF before Mar \
3. 1918, same Hi.l De sold according 20 law
10 pay charges.
LEE BROS. STORAGE And VAN co.
l9i-i0I East l25'h Street
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

CHAUFFEUR -Mechsuic. useful; Nife ~
roUent COOK. h0lso1eeper. very capable
sr,l.nt' peonle. excellent references. goo
Nl-Dns Agen.r. l3l ~ i-I 81. Bryant o555
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for the
Last Twenty -four Hours.

Washington. FEB. li.--westher conditions snd
general forecast. Cold weather prevailed through
out ihe Eastern states on Monday. gith freezing
temperature a. fsr south cTtrsme northern
Florida aud The loscst temperature. 90 dcgreo'
below zero. a, Canton. = y Tho cold viii
hc of short duration. however. general rcac-
fi0a 10 higher temperatures will So IN over ne
eastern half ~ The country on luesdss and mod
crate temperatures Will continue thereafter during
tho urrt several DAYS The temperature has d.en
decidedly over the plains states and the Northeast
and ou The Pa-iac coast. and temperatures are now
c1usllersbiy above tho normal over Far Western
districts. The storm that prevailed in The trantir
states on sunday has passed ea-Nard oEer The
0rssu. and no disturbance - marked Intensity nos
prevails anywhere within fhe region u obsefgstl0ns.
The Indications arc that the weather viii he fair.
with a general change % high temperature. over
fie states east - the Mississippi River during
Tuesday and Wednesday
Wind. f0r Tuesday and "Wednesday. North A.
lauuc. fresh north Middle and South Atlantic.
fresh 10 strong north. Fast GuN moderate north
Mot Gun. Hight f0 moderate. variable upper iske-.
fresh southwest sud vest loser lakes. moderate 70
fresh south 10 southwest.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
ATCTION SAILS.

SALES AT AUCTiOS.-Notice. that ~
virtue of a lien held by us against certain
per.0nal property belonging 90 r. 4. Carter,
Miss Ella Cushing Francis Day -. Drefn-
baum. Mrs Florence D.. May Miss r. ~
Newport Miss BLANCHE Orferfag. Mss r..
Pollok Mr. r J Redmond Estate of Ju-
l!us Schoomacser and Eaysrl ID. Tyler. ani
row in our pos-e-sion. Hs 900 .eN fleh por-
sousi property az plcil- auction. f0 tle hiFh-
est bidder. o. ratisfy such lien. a. The Flffh
Avenue Az Gailerles 5f5 Flffh Avenue.
IN the Borough NJ Manhattan. cfy County
and state of New YORK. on fhe lsr DAY q
March. 1915 ARTISTS PACKING a SKIP.
Ping CO. i39 West 5fth -. Sew Norx
HARRISON vs. MILLS
ABRAHAM T. ROSS IL.
Dstei February it 1886.
NOTICE j, HEREBY GlyIN THAT oN FEBRr.
a. 81. 1915. a T. he Al...e faAI.45 h 4
ny fr N.irft. tim0n.te. Galas.. fUr for ff.
srrolnr ~ -. , hrrfr. nl| Do .n.I ar rlrfr a.,
lI.I '' ie Nls.f,' .If4.r ~ -. Nfs. "a -
BllQlsn o' Nslhsuan. NIif NJ Nrg Nofx
MITCHELL LDMOAsrOS GARAGE- lac.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
WIRELESS REPORT
INCOMING STEAMERS.

81 50 Paul American Line as miles ea'i %
sandy Hook ~ 10 e. m yesterday. IIpccted 10
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
WOMEN'S TITLE
PLAY WILL BE
AT BALTUSR0L
Metropolitan Champion
ships To Be Competed on
Jersey Course in June.


he annual championship tournament
of the Women Metropolitan Golf As
sociat.on will be held this year over
the long Baltusrol course. in New Jcr-
soy, in the week beginning Monday
. June 70. Following the usual plan OF
procedure in these affairs, this will
mean qualifying round on tho open
ine day. with-Tucsday. Wednesday and
thursday a. match play and the final
set for Friday.
The announcement IN favor Of Bal
tusrol was made yesterday morning by
the executive committee Of the ssso-
cation, which has had the matter un-
der advisCment for the last two weeks.
The decision in favor Of the New Jer-
sey links will not be IN the nature Of
q surprise TO those IN close touch with
s1airs. although the Piping Rock Club,
of Long Island. was first IN the field
for the championship tourney.
Baltusrol made an eleventh hour ap-
pccrancc AS q contender for the fixture
when u intimatcd at the meeting Of
the Women metropolitan Golf Asso-
cation al tho Hotel Fillmore. some two
weeks ago, that "if ihc association de-
Bsltusrol course, the application would
be favorably received
Raltusrol had previously applied for
the women's national championship,
but the Belmont Springs Country Club,
Of Boston won this blue ribbon event,
leaving the Baltusrol Club without a
biC attraction for the season. The
metropolitan tourney viii come in the
raturc of Il balm 20 the New Jersey
organization. The well laid out course
.hculd sufficiently test the skill of the
women players, and the winner OF the
ttlc now held by Miss Lillian Hyde. os
Rayshore. will undoubtedly have earned
her honors before the iinal putt is run
Gown.
Speaking Of Miss Hyde. that fine
players noted long game, the remark
abe distance she gets OF the tee and
with her brassic should stand her IN
good stead when she defends her crown
AZ Baltusrol, where distances are great
Miss Hyde Won the title for the fourth
time by defeating Mre. j. L. Davis in
the tiual round at Sleepy Hollow, last
summer, by up aud TO go.
Willie Collins. the Oakland. L. l.,
professional, WHO has done his golhng
At the Long Island club for several
years. has changed his bor,h for the
season Of 1915. having signed con
tract with the Knickcrbockcr Country
Club, OF Tenafy, y. J.
This is new course. nine holes
being opened 20 play last season, and
it is probable that. under Colins's
direction. the second half Of the circuit
will be under play this season. II is
planned 70 create a first class links
out oi the Tena1y course, tho topog-
raphy OF the surrounding countryside
lending itself readily 70 such pur-
pose. Collins will have much TO do
With laying out the holes aud trapping
the course
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
RI SI\ESS CHANCEs

BUSINESS FOR SAIL IS THE LIVE
town u Sowerville. =. ,. established %
Years ~ r'othins furnish hat and shoe
business. would remain as special partner.
Apply % +. q. THOMAS. somer,l!le =. J.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15
Goody! GOody! More Baseball Meetings
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CH Gu1kks1x2 Rice
The Song of the Seventh Sea.


otcbbg the Hopkins production of "Trcos0e Isl
Who're dim mast stands against the oolc
Or srlght CLEANS upon clhc sail:
Where strange ships ride the crested toom
Thot brow no harboy lights Of home;
By rise and toH
Of gray sea WGU
Ot scirlipg tide there boops Otar
The music of the tcind through spar
Ind rigging 10 the storm, hrorca free
The rild song Of the Scrcn'h Sea.
"Bcucah the s'cccp Of endless skies
As once Of old the Black Flag fics;
And here the Great Adventure ,coits
For those cho dare the Guarding Fctcs.
And through pale mist
The iiddcp tryst
Of Do,cn and Triii9ht lies from cjcu
BY ra'c Of silrer, hill Of blpc,
That rim tho c,o'Uing coast rchich crccps
TO lchcrc tho last decd Silence slccps
"'Tis here, IN touch OF cipd and worc,
Rock hidden, lies the Foblcd Cara
Who're rcd-bondonnocd Pirate Bold
Keeps guard qborc the Pot Of Gold
Till break Of day.
When from the bay
4 low, black craft glidcs ont the trail
Where deep Scared faces line the rail,
Is gull and clTIeV rise IN fright
And ,cing their 1ooy in hurried fight."
Here 'chcrc the dust Of starlight streams
There traits the HOrbor Of Lost Dreams;
OF tancics childhood kuco about,
OF cidloss crost and battle row
Where from the deck
OF sinking ,crcct
The Kings Mcn sroru across the side
That ripplcs rith a crimson tide
And fgbt as in the days of DID,
The battle of the bracc and bold7
Where din mast stands against the gale,
Or sunlight CLEANS upon ,chito sail;
Where woits the Motc Of Eel Eye
o.. Cabin Boy that fingers by
By rise and fall
~ gray aoGl1
Of s,oirlinq tide there booms ojar
The music Of the ,cind thyovgh spar
Ind rigging, to the storm thrown free
The ,cild song ot the Seventh Sea-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-15

Highest temperature yesterday. - degree At ~
p. nI.l. lowest. ! degree at $ q NO., aEcrsg'
Yesterday degree, average for corresponding dafg
last year. a. degree average FOR correspouding late
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