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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

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| gciiibrt ST 6lbcn murOe oc i3.
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Meit Baltimore StraBc perur.
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oerc Sbeirc sem NluIgcrtooe preiSges
| acbcn 81 hnbcn. Sic ghtloac wuroe
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bauptct, OaB ih Ocr @lonn in ieiner
! mooicrnocn Srltnfcnbeit uid]t mn
sic S6icre gefilnncrt babe
,Srcic Surtrdsc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

igiQgbcIat iteGt SEER Srcocrid
9lclunbcracr al Scr Sobrc ieiner
l5oit;n Srcoerietd bic ibhl gclieru
rur hnprhitilieAe loo cntrilien bat,
2ic Neiieelalg scr i'm 30 Sebcne
ia9rc g'critorbcueu miro nod bcfonnt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

6. ~. 0initiua, GouiroIeur Ser
oFemliuIpdnia Giicnbabit ridtcte
al Die oiientlidc Q}eiricbs.Gomntii
lion cnt 5dlrci6clJ III meIGem cr Ben
@lnl Der 6oulniiiion allt0ciBt 6dS
@ciddiisjabr dm 81. December all.
iiati an 80 Auui 3m AhihIuB 5t
briuacn Sic 3larUIdNocf NiitalicSer
Sso observation-disclosures iIuo iebr fiic
oieiei SNcnicI, ais and ser &crbano
i.Ibli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24
2S2. AnNrestan.

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Ger NioruIouoGoo miro 1cntc in
oacu 5Aulcn ocs Stooteo icitIib
acicicrt. 9lrf lmo 0oUcCScica.
idoit 5icbt Gmpim9 i'm Sciu
Ocr GolouioI gMncu &crciui
gung. 9luocrc 6cicru.
Ser 2s2. S,a6rcstoa scr 0onOlro
Der &ilgcr oui Narvlano'5 gooal
uno scr SSabrc9tog Der 6jrinlOun9
NlorulauS'5 miro morgci non elmer
gIu5d5l patrioiiidcr Ecrciniouugeu
iii cntipredGiocr S9eiie qcicicrt.
gIodj ocr @cididte iGai Der SSa6rcSs
tag aili 0cu %. 0qdr5 mO miro ole
icr 5ag ais ogiarulano Sag~ be-
jeicbuet.
,Sn Den ShuIcn miro oicier log
beuc Scr gcOeluiug cniipredcno be.
0angcu. 9llSgejeidnete Re0uer pcr
oeu oni Die @eididtc ylaruIouo's
bmpeieu. ,Su oem Baltimore Git0
college miro @rof. @ilbur &. Gmit1
ole 9IuipradJc baIten. Sm Bolutc6.
uiiden Snititut miro Oie 6eicr inter
9luiiidt OeS Generals s. 81. aiua,
Brdii0ent Oieicr Stule, abgcbaIteu.
GeSgIeiheu iiHoeu 6eieru ocriclbcH
gIrt III Der ueitlidcu mo oitlidcn
66bereu 50dtcriHliIc iiatt.
,Su Ger -glornolidllc 81,
5owiou iiuoct Gin Gowert Itott, mo
bdlt Scr cbcunIigc 9inocs .@cueral.
9lmpalt GDorIcs s. 8ouaparte cine
Nniprodc. Gas Qrogronm ocS "a.
GcS licgt in Ocn SodnOen ocr Gamcn
Marp @uOion Scarborouab, 9luita
51cmpca GomcIl tuo @liic Srcne
S5ibGp.
a5u potriotiidcn &ereiuen miro
oieier 1og nor1eu inter bcionocrcu
Ero9rolnmcu begangen. Die oGod
ter Der Hcuoliltiou" mo onocrc Der.
lponote Screini9uugeu uerionnlcIn
lid 5n cincm 9incr i'm gclpcocrc
Noicl, 6ei pclcDcn sic Stoats. .&eacn-
tin oeS CrOcus 6rou 9lrtbur See
NoSlcp, ocn GorliG iiibrcn miro.
3concr bon 9coeiltlng iin0 iiir oic.
len glbeno gruorncn worocn uuO
bciiuOct lid 9lrtblr Bernard, 9l. Q.
SolosborongD mo &aiior 5. Wlc.
Iomcll inter oenirlbcn. @n. g.
Iorbrrp III Eoaitmciitrr.
Gin Gmpfong oeS CHAPTER ]ir. /
ocr Colonial. TonGl 9lmerita's pirO
IN Der &obnina scr 5rou Sp. gar.
ton Socobs @}ount 9ernon 4lacc,
Gegebeu.
Die 9lrf mo Topc @ciellihait
aicbt an Montog glbcno IN ocn 9ldu.
ulrn Der Colonial Toncn 8ereini.
0mta Jtr. m yIoto.Gbaules Cir,
ciucu empiano. aSrtr c5coroc @ai6.
inaiou NooacS ans gtlildpoIio rpiro
eiuelt GorlraG balteu.
SIN ,NlarDlauo GIib~ iinOci lid
bic C5eiellit0it Der Colonial arieae
ST. ciucin Nonfdt 5lianttcu.
glalleusEaielu lperoeu beatc 9(arb.
tnitto9 an 5lpei oTientlideH ShnIac.
bdnoeiI ~ Grinuerung oes W|arD.
loiio SqgeS cntbiiIIts all DER 1bouaS
SpbuionsSd Sdldc Sobniou H. Ncotb.
StraBe, iln6 All Der 9coHdro Colbert.
1djltle, NrleanS rabe @ono.5tra6e
@ic 6cier III Der IbouoS Sobnion.
5hule iniOet I'M 3 llbr 9ladJmittags
Ilatt iGao miro Sra Nenrp ". SO
gers, cil .Radfomnc uou lbomo,
Sobniou Die pon oell Siios9altiuorl
, CSeiddiislenien IeItiitete Gdiel em
biilcI.
Nicf Gni6illllDtg all oer 9co.Iari
GaIpcri Sdulc iipoct inn . llbl
ladalittags ollrd @lciuN5auct 9ro
ne, cii 9laar6mmlina pou Sconari
Galucrt, itott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24
Sclcorapbiidler g8etterbcridjt.

9lus Ocit iibri5cn @niloeS Icttcrs
Qeo6ahtiuigs ztatiouen purocn Die
iolacuocu nicorigitcu 9cinpcratnrcn
Sic un s ll0r gcitcrn SIbcuo 1crrld
trif hcridict
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Neridlt Ocs 9laltimDre SScttrbareals


Ser 6cudtiafeit5gebalt Der Siiit
mar 81 ,Grojcut i'm 8 llbr Y'orgens
rno AZ %ro5eut i'm 8 llbr NbenoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

orn nun n1ci SguiihlaHa uuo Ce-
iierreih.llrootu iiber Roiicroam nuo
N;nu 9jnf Ncloicnoanacu nad Gu.
rulet
Smp s. Ticner q Co.
2is Gitssaliimure.Sfry
alcaralS 2I3 SiiosNEOaomap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24
3n gInSfIiiasn empiobIen.

Ger 1errlib ocleaeue ~9lriou-
Gorf, pcldcr iicb an ser uerlGnger.
ten 8iIfcns-9Ipenue beiinoet, miro
oud IN oicicm Sa6r ruieOer Oen Der.
cutcn iuiO airGcu SIR 9Ibbnltilng BON
Nicnics imo ionitiqcu Geitlidfeitcn
bciienS enpiobIcn Der BART 5cih-
net iit olrt idattigc, alte 9dme
aus iluo lit idon gcpilegt. Gas
Glpb6otS, ipclhcs I'M Ge5enbcr mic.
Ocr0cbraunt mar miro oct &eremcu
sir Gerfiatma fcbclt Oa cs bis 5u
Oicicr 3cit uie0er ali9cbmtt lit. Ger
@orf lit nit Der StraBeubobu be-
queu 5u crrcihcl mo cS lit duge-
bradt ocniclbcH idon Jest iiir 6clt-
lihtcitcit 81 6clcgcn. 9luShmit er-
t1cilci 6. V. 9icin6orOt 9lr. Si5,
Scoit.StroBc, Sclepbou ojilnlor 93J,
mo ScnrD @locdcr, 9|r. 1901,
9iiaas -gIpcuc, Sclep6on Mooiiou
1851 ~ 9ldbcrcS bcioot cine PHI.
5ci0r ali auNcrcr Stcac oicicr Bel.
tlmg-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24
gnuSec 1epartement fir 2anSmirtij'
idDait @ettersSHrean,
gIelter QIuSiihien.

1iir giarDIauo uuo ocu IilIritt
9onmbid 6enic liar luo bcltanoia,
cilpos parmer maBigc Jtoromeit
gain0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

N,nrdneiic ut. @nnipeQ ifhb., Y
N'enpus hiib 38
Gr 2nrm poal @1itfpod Fat fb
AoromcipdrtS hinicr Die Cape gre=
ton Snicm nit itctig iieigcuOcr Nci'
iiafeit per3oacu Gas @ettcr bat lid
iin gtlgemeinen oitlit ocS Wliililitp-
octIdrt nuo ciici pcrbdlts
bobcu Grllf iibcr Ocl I'M.
ieru 5eeGicaioucu mo Oen obcrcn
Cbioss6al cemWiacbi Ger orlttc
9tutm 0cr 2cue BAT Colorado cr'
rcdit limo riiroc cu @arollrrtcrlIano
iii reupcr bon 29.0S aclcicu mo cr
lircdt lih sic goritfiaIl Siuir 0ltlidl
biutcr sem @liiiiiiippi g6aI, y'icoer
itilog pou 0iriem Sinrm III allge
iaeiil meiiliH oc9 gliiiillippi55 55lulle9,
ipciu audl Icidt mciIlB> lc mar cit
leiAicr Eenpcratnrial oulnod 81
bcincrIe.
G's iii int 9lhgcgscincn folier lIIl
Sli0ell mo lpnrucr ~ ocn Nlad)
sidaicu alo 0rl( GeuirolEbdIcrn.
III WcQlclhina ser cinradebciue'
ANA scr Colorado St0rina iDiro
jicacn im tutcreu C5iu 1lol ino
Nodrn oScr 5tbucc III oen obcrcll
cc.sie0ioneu ia0eu Ger Sicgcil
ipiro it'd III ser 6rciiag Sladt nad
Ser otloutiiden Aiilic altsoe9nclI.
esilirmuatuuugen mllroen an 0er
raIiioriiidJcn aiiila Don EoiNt NeDe5
nadl 5aA Eieao crlallcN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

Sonncnauigdug ~ 6 II, 3 @'
1ounclunier8Qng $50 II. y w.
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I. Miaiam etuSSarO'S VrcrOiallno

i. gNtlildlll SfuooarO'c Sccr0Ialtng.
&c gccrOi0lno bon Scrrn Z. Mm.
Stoooaro, ocS @citditSiiibyers oeS
Star imo ocs Baltimore 9lmeris
cam wclher mic bcridiet. an
Mithroh gladnlittag pom Gooe al.
bcriiieu iuuroc, mir0 morAcu 9lah
mihaa luIt 3 llbr BON iciner g9ob.
nina 9(r. 1914, Guioip 4Iacc, aus
itaitiiuoeu Baiior :. NUNS MBcoii
bon SEE @aoiiou QIoclie biidJoili.
d)en lRcihoOiiIen Stride, lpelder ser
gritorhGle ondcb0rie, miro bic
aroucrfcier. aiiiiiirt inn Faiior 3.
St. Gl5ir glcoI, oem ebemoIi9cn
Ediior scr QIeihHt STRIDE, Iciten.
Gle 9ciiebimg miro oili Gem yeSrecus
iiiolad 5rieoboieq eriolgen 9IlS ols
tipc @abrtlidlirdaer tpcroct oic Hah-
.itcbcn0eu 3cihutasIcilte hngireu:
Is. g Soaptborne, W W. Scott Z,
D2. gcponni &. y. Naitm, z. 8. 81.
niStp ". y. ainc0, $ @ladcrt mo
@iliou GuanS Iic Gbrcnsgabr-
tndirGqcr pcrocn icin ARaDor SoS.
s, Frciion c5eneral 6elir gI0nlts,
Nidier Oscar 9cier @n &. 9lolrie,
Aidicr DiorriS u. Sopcr. Albcrt 3.
9iteS, Douglas @urtlcit 6. 8. Nlar'
1uetic yoiiS 0jdri6c bon ySnibng.
ton. @oltcr 9. Suinocll, Charles 6,
6oro, Sarcll 2 &atts Tr. lbomas
4. McGoruiid q. 6. @oriug &l
2. Ebomas, 6 .gl. 9nrodcr, Geo
q. @illis q, 9. GIarfc, GbdS. s.
@ecrae bon 9iau 2orf, S6onIls 8
Gontlin bon Hgu Dorf uno 6. o.
0rogneB BON Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
CARTER WINS AT SQUASH.
Defeats Escher and Scarborough In
New Jersey Tourney.

ESoiEwoop, y. j.. Feb. 2s.--R. T.. Car
ter reached the fourth round In the New
Jersey state squash tennis championship
NJ the Englewood Field club courts her,
to-day. winning two matches and gain
ing "A default in another. In the first
round Carter defeated +. :. Fischer
l5-6, 15-<. advanced on II. u. Chat
ter's default IN the second and In the
third downed W. Scarborough at I'LL.
l0-l5. lbs. Thu summaries:
Now Jersey State squash Tennis Cham
pion ship, First Round--F. kidde defeated
NJ. Hamilton. III. ID: r. ~. Day do
feated ]. Mason, i3--l5. l1-J, l5--3: =. he
la Chappcllc won from W. Tyler by do
fault: q. 4. Jones defeated q. B Hum
phries. i5--7. Sis, l5--l?. II. Duvchinck
won from Paul Salsmbier by default; j '.
Ona,iyia. Jr. defeated J. Wsldron, l5-3.
lis. Il. r.. Fink dcfcs,ed II. " Hack.
10. l5-?; II. l.. Carter defeated =. :.
Fischer. lJ--6. l5--i.
second Round--A. L.. Marvin defeated
Poole defeated g. Earl. i5--5. ij--ii: =.
Eidde defeated T. Day. Ii. l5--i. e. T..
Jones defeated = pe la Chappcllc, LIS.
Ito; H.. Duychinck defeated II /. Little.
If. i5-3; Il. l.. Carter won from II Il.
Chatter by default. ". scarborough won
from q. X. Jenkins by default.
Third Round-R. l.. Garter defeated W
Scarborough Ill. io-l5, lis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
BROWN TAKES FINAL BLOCK.
beats White q to 3IO In u and
Wins Match by 1000 to $50.

Morris J.. Brown won the so-callel
iutorclass amateur championship Of
Brooklyn by defeating Charles T.. White
last night IN tn" final block OF their
handicap lS:@ halklinc match at the
brooklyn Billia-d Academy. lie scored
his necessary 400 points in tho closing
stretch While White was getting 2l0.
This gave the Glass 4 player a victory
by loo to 6St over the Glass Il man.
who WAS seeking a total Of $50.
Consistency and brilllancc were
coupled in Browns work last night.
lie had big innings that contained So,
81. 90. 80. "a, -. - and - and he
averaged 10 1880 for the 400 point
block. His grand average tor the three
night match was II c2-s9. White
averaged : 7-"9 last night, with uns
of rs, Is. %. 81 aud 20. and his grand
average was : 6l-S9.
In the big run OF 30 brown got most
uf his counts on delicate manipulation
Of the line nurse. Ills shot driving tc
the near cushion Was ronarkahis nc
curatc and he had the knack OF land
ing on tho second object ball just whcr,
he wanted TO, This cluster came IN hie
thirteenth inning and II was only -four
sessions later when he ran the SO. Wis
30 came in the t~wenty-tfth turn and IL
his thirticth lie wen out with an un.
finished sequence Of -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

The French liner Espagnc. ealing 90
morrow for Bordeaux. viii take mall. cIos-
Ing at {. A. NJ. for France. iiumania,
switzerland, Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egg pit.
Greece. British India. British East Africa.
slam, Malta, Gibraltar. t-ylou. straits Set
Elements. Dutch East Indies. West Aus
trslia and Persia.
The holland America liner Sicuw Am
s'erdsrn. sailing tomorrow tor Rotterdam.
VIII take mail. closing at 1880 a. NJ, for
Europe, except Germany, Austria, Hungary,
Luxembourg, Turkey. Bulgaria, serbia. Nor
way. Sweden and Denmark. also for
Africa. West Asia and Last lndies.
The Transatlauti, I,aliano liner
Giuseppe Verdi. sailing Wednesday for
Naples. Will take mail, closing NJ L. 80 L.
NJ. for Italy. l%;uinania, Switzerland and
Greece.
The White Star liner Canop!o. sailing
Wednesday for the Azores and Gibraltar,
VII take mail. closing at I l.. a.. VIA
Boston 10y rail.
The White Star liner Cedric. sailing
Thursday for Liz rpoVl. will take mat.
closing at $3.50 \. NJ, for Europe. except
Lermany, Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg
Turkey. Bulgaria, S"rbIa. tho Netherlands
Norway. sweden and Denmark, also fo'
Africa, West Asia and East ludic.. Mai
for spain and Portugal Viii be taken ii
specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
ALL new JUDGES AT
PHILADELPHIA SHOW
Same Dogs Will Be There and
They Will Get Another
Chance.

From New York TO Philadelphia will
he the route taken by the circuit chasers
and when the Philadelphia kennef
Clubs annual show opens in that city
tomorrow morning nearly. all OF the
large kennels which have been at inc
Westminster during the past week VIII
he present. Local exhibitors have made
large nominations and the big western
kennels are planning TO go over In force.
As there are no Judges oficiating AZ
the Philadelphia fixture that judged nero
last week "a comparison OF the placlnss
NJ the dogs at these two shows Will Dc
interesting. Those who bowed to defeat
last week are promising reprisais. and
many reversals will no doubt pc the
order of the day. Nothing Is sure In the
dog show game. and AS likely as nov a
dog which was not favored by the Judges
here may go to the top.
There are IA actual DOGS making n
total OF i,l92 entries nominated for the
show this week and II will be the largest
show held by the philadelphia CLUB IN a
number of years. The tabulated entries
In the various breeds follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
MISS RACHEL FIELD HEROINE.
Makes Goals That Win Polo Gn I'M.

RED BANK. y. j.. Feb. .6.--ln a closely
contested indoor polo game played AZ
the armory this afternoon between two
girls polo teams the I~iedgchogs defeated
the Sand Crabs 10y IA score of ! goals
10 :. ~ the end OF the frs, half the
score was n tie at . 20 5.
In the third period Miss Rachel Fold
by clever riding and mallet work scored
a goal. and clinched the game in the
final chukker by another pretty score for
the Hedgehogs. Her playing and that
OF Miss Madeleine Bar,hc,ny for the
Sand crabs featured The lineup:
HEpGEHoGS SAND RAB
No. l-Ra"hel Firld No. M btrfholmv
No. ..-DoEoihy Bits No. . boult. Hrs,ka,i
Moss. B~ark-Gr,.c Grove
Scor~- Hcdgehoss. :: sand Crabs. ,.n.'-
Observation-Disclosures Field, :: Dorothy HIS 3.
Dorothy Mos, !. sand Grabs Ma,irlrIu" w.,
thelny. 3; Bonita Bracket. :; Grt'r Grove.
!. R~cferce-william q. S'on~brd.c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

LoNpoN. Feb. 26.-Great intercs. Is
coming ton milo race for tho worlds
championship which will take place on
March 20 at Powderhall. Edinburgh, be
tween George McRae OF Scotland, this
aud last years winner of the Powder
han Marathon. and While Kolchmainen
of Finland. who was the winner IL 1872.
The title il at present held by Yer
meulcn of France. Tho race Is for $3.50
a side and 30 per cent, OF tho gross gate
receipts.
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HAvErFoRD. IA, Feb. 20 Manager /
G. BuNum has announced the following
schedule. for the llaN.rfoyl trirh team.
April 90. Penn RELAYS: MAJ :. Nuh'.uNrrg
AZ Havarfori : or q. y. y. 4. a. 1Isa ~
ford. ~. Middle states az N'w York TINT
~yersity; 20. s"arthmorc - iidvorforI. -.
Intercollegiate.
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Movements Of Naval \c,srI,

NshINblcN, l'h. % ~ AZ destroyer
''ouyugham nsa arrived at Nap'r+. colder
t!'lopr a. Port Royal, :. g: DESTROYER bul.
phin ~ fort ~ Prince. collier Jason 81
h,mrton Roads. collier Jupiter - Port au
iriu,c
collier cesar his sa.,ci from Tf,poli.
Africa. for >ip,"s. hattl"ship k"utuokN
from Vera cruz tor Sew Orleans, destroyer
lnW"on,r crom Mare Island fur Puget
SoGuI, hattI,-h.p Montana from Havana
for t,ltFdu,NAh, Isas
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WEST Post. y. V. Feb. 26.-Whilc
~" cadets varsity team was winding up
their basketball season to-day with "A
defeat 10y cornell the plchc team con
tiuutd IT, Winning ways and finished It's
own season with = victory over River
view Academy of ~l'oughkeeps!c. 20 to S.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures--Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

70 ea~tem New York. overcast on the
coast and probably snow hurrtes In the
interior to-day, fair Tomorrow: not much
change IN Temperature.
For New Jersey. partly overcast to-day
and to-inorrow: not much change In tenn
peraturc: strong west winds.
For western New York. snow nurries to-
lay. fair to- morrow.
For New England. cloudy to-day: colde
Tomorrow.
NEW YortK, Fen. 27.--The Atlantic
coast and eastern canadian distur Dances
united on the southern New England coast
yesterday and the centre vas moving
slowly northeastward
Rain fell at a few points IN New Eng.
land and eastern Now York and snow at
scattered places IN tho north centrs!!
states. the lake regions AM southwArd
into Tennessee.
Elsewhere tho weather was generally
fair.
High pressure covered the interior OF the
country from a centre over tho Dakotss
Temperatures continued low in the cen.
trail valleys and were lower In the Eastern
States. except New England. and freezing
weather prevailed In northern parts OF
Georgia and south Carolina.
In. this city the day was fair and colder,
wind. brisk TO high northwest; average
humidity. 80 per cent. barometer. cor
1900. 8 y. NJ. 29.O9
The temperature IN this city yesterday.
az recorded by tho official thermometer. Is
shown IN the annexed table:
%: NJ. AZ IS, sP. M....a; 33
5f.M..355' 56'lSS Md. .5o' 90
Highest temperature. 37'. AT = 10 y. NJ.
Lowest tcmperxturc. JOs. at n A. NJ.
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Percy NJ. Hall won the Seventh Rcgl-
ment Class Il tennis championship yes
terday on the armory courts by defeat
ing Julian s. Myrick In the final round
three sets to one, AT a.. %--6, 6--t.
ID. Myrick led in the final set, at
4--3. hut could no keep up with the
pace set by his opponent.
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begin at 3. II and the evening contests
at SIS. Special arrangements have
been made tor attention to women en-
thusiasts. who are expected to attend In
larger numbers than ever before.
A multitude of questions confronting
the amateur billiard authorities came un
for discussion at the smoker given hv
the National Association of Amateur
| Billiard Players last Wednesday night
at the Arlon Society. All bore upon two
! general understanding regular com
p~etiti>e amateur billiards interest !:
larger number of men and increasing the
| enjoyment obtained by those now at
tractcd.
j.. Ferdinand Poggenburg advanced
hts cherished idea of establishing n
nursery" tournament at straight rail
billiards and thereby developing the
younger element to the point where
there will be more first class performers
eligible later on TO the big events. Sew
cral schemes were suggested for the
working out OF the details OF this plan
There were a number of ways to OBTAIN
suitable entries for the event, but nc
dennite decision was reached az to the
| most desirable sort Of a place in which
10 hold it. The majority seemed to
favor ono OF the prominent social OF
| athletic clubs II n OF sufficient stand
! ing should invite the associations
younger element TO enjoy It's hospitality
Along the same lines. to bring up the
youthful generation. a scheme was sig
, gest-d whereby comparative beginners
/ could be taught the fine points Of the
| game, perhaps through the formation
Of a billiard class with a leading ex'
ponent Of advanced balkline as an in
| structor. Several names were suggested
| as men qualified for this work. and II
was thought satisfactory arrangement
| could be made with some one or two Of
them. Such a class could meet weekly
bi-wecly or o~ftencr. Between classes the
students could try In practice competi'
ton the points they had learned and
report back to the teacher for further
instruction.
Little was said about tho plan for q
three cushion carom tournament, hut al
agreed that such u contest should be es,
tabl,shed as an nnual fixture some time
in the near future. The consensus
seemed to he hat this could be left
until after the straight rail problem hac
been threshed out.
President Louis Reusche OF tho Ma
tional Association reported pleasing
in the plans for branching gu
with arms all over the country In thu
form of subsidiary Stat" associations
Replics have been received to nearly al
the circular letters mailed last week Il
cading roOmkeepers u clubs through
out the country. Several or them tol'
Of the first steps being taken TOWARD
organisations OF tho typo desired.
Among those who participated mos