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New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
STORAGE NOTICES
Broadway Storage Warehouse,

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New York City. December 9Th, 1918
To A. Kalitz, G. W. Thompson, H. NJ.
Belts. Lawton McElhore. Theo Keller; W.
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Geo. Finlay, J. J Ward, f 3 Miller. Mrs
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Carpenter Fidelity Personal Loan Co.
are hereby notified that the time for the
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cause such property, to wiz, household
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Broadway, New York CITY, on TT EsDAY
JANUARY :, 1919, at 1890 A. NJ, and il
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New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Former 'sWizard of Hud-
SOM Has Not Signed to
Work Elsewhere
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There isn't any doubt but that former
rowing coach of Columbia Jim Rice
intends to make a good haul this
coming season in the rowing depart
ment. Every one is aware that his
affiliations with Columbia at the pres
ent time are about as good as severed
But this does not necessarily mean
that this breaking off of relations will
remain indefinitely.
According to the latest reports the
esteemed rowing coach, who sent the
Blue and White oarsmen through
many a we'll earned victory, may once
again be on duty when the rowing sea
son arrives. There is nothing certain
that he will, but there is just as much
authority that he will be with Colum-
bia as there is regarding the possibl-
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Columbus Storage Warehouse

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To Madaline Theadwell. Andrew Smith NJ
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Morgan, Lawrence Foster. Mrs. II. Bailey
Millicent Derricks. Esten Cooper, John l..
Mayham, William C. Ellis, Mary Ross q. H.
Hunt. Berman Furniture Co and S. S. Bea-
man: You and each of you hereby noti-
fed that the time for the payment of our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof had
hcen given you. We shall cause such property,
to wit Household Goods Personal Effects
and Merchandise. STORED IN THE CO.
LUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, New
York city by YOU or in your name
cor in which YOU may have an in
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cording TO the statute in such case made and
provided. at fg-6i West 18th St, New York
City, on FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18TH 1918.
at 10 so IA. M and if the sale thereof is not
completed on said date the same Will be con-
tinued al the same place on each and every
Friday thereafter, beginning at 1880 a. m,
and continuing until the goods are sold.
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New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Pelham Bay Eleven to
PLAY Granite Stale Team

The Pelham Bay Naval Training Sta
trict last week by defeating the Granite
State eleven, coached by Tom Thorp
will play the Armed Guard of Brooklyn
on South Field, Columbia University
tomorrow afternoon. The game will
start at $50.
Columbia has given the field over to
the naval authorities and both teams
will have big cheering sections in the
stands. Frank Bergin, coach of the
Pelham eleven, has whipped his team,
into prime condition and looks for a
victory over the Guard eleven.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06

Several hundred six day "widowers,"
interned In the Garden since the start
of the six-day race and separated from
all home ties, waited patiently from
4:30 o'clock yesterday morning until
the last of the afternoon sprints, in
the vain hope that Dupuy would make
an attempt to regain one of the two
laps that separated himself and his new
partner, Bello, from the leaders.
But NJ. Marcel failed to please. AL
though he had enjoyed four-hour race
from 1890 o'clock, when Kramer quit
the grind, Dupuy seemed content to
stay in temporary retirement; nor did
Bello show any more inclination to dis
turb the peace. And SO things wore
along into the middle of another after
noon, when NJ. Rene Gerwig, another
gentleman of France" whispered into
the ear of Willie Keller, his paEtner,
that he had enough. "T'ree days. 1t
is plenty, NJ. Keller. You 60 round and
round, but you arrive not at all. Where
is the use, beg Of your"
Keller was crestfallen, but NJ. Gerwig
was quite certain, and so Willie tried Il
! little propaganda work on the other
riders, trying to lure them from their
wheels by painting glowing word pict-
ures of the beauty and benefits of sleep.
! Nobody was willing to quit just then,
however, and SO Keller retired to his
down couch, having four hours in which
to find another partner.
Eight Teams in Rrace
This left eight teams still tied for
the lead in miles covered, with Carman
and De Baetes and Lang and Byron one
lap to the bad and Dupuy and Bello
and the Bowker brothers two laps in
the rear.
The crowd found something to en-
thuse over when Dare Devil" Schreyer
came out to do the dizzy dip on the
bicycle into the tank of water The
gallery hounds were wonderinf if the
$4,000 promised him by Jimmn John
ston every time Dare Devil" misses
the tank. But Dare Devil" didnt
miss, Johnston didn't lose his $3,5OC
and the six-day world went on aboul
the same as usual
There were various rumors about the
training quarters of the riders yester
cay as to the reason why Kramer left
the race. The sprintch ampion himselt
declared that certain of the Other
riders managed things while he wa:
I'll VIC lAdCh III Sucn manner tnaC ne
was unable to get fair showing whel
the sprlnts were run off. This wa
probably true, to a certain extent
but it also appeared, to those who hac
been watching closely, that Krame
was weakening under the strain OF
Wednesday night, and that his hear
was not in his work Great a sprinte
as seventeen years Of competition a
champion have proven him to be, Franz
| showed again in this race that the 81.
day game was not in his line.
Crowds Jam Garden
? If Manager James Jam" Johnsto,
ever gets tired of the promoting game
? he should be able to secure pawn,
I position in a sardine canning factory
James J. j. knows no superior at tn
1 game of packing them in. He was figur
2 ing at the Garden last night how h
could increase the seating capacity to
r day and tomorrow
i There are a hundred or more seat
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Soccer Candidates Make
Ready at Pelham BAY

R. Q. Hunter, physical director at
Pelham Bay Naval Training Station,
has been placed in charge of the Pei
ham Bay soccer team, and is arranging
q schedule which will include among
the near-tars' opponents some of the
better clubs of the metropolitan dis
trict
The station has soccer expert
available for coach in Ernest Viberg,
formerly of the Swedish navy, who has
just graduated from the United States
Submarine Officers School at Pelham
Bay and has been offered a commits
sion:
Viberg, whose home is in this city,
was prominently identified with foot
ball in Sweden, and has served on the
United States Football Association
Council as delegate for the Amateur
Athletic Union.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Jim Rice. former Columbia Roping Coach

ity of his going to western insttu-
ton. One thing is certain Rice has not
signed for next season.
There may be a little more news
unravelled that would lead one to be-
lieve that the former Columbia row.
ing authority will return to his we'll
qualified berth. But for the present
this will not do, as Coach Rice is
daily besieged by individuals asking
for late story And as he has not
made any defnate plans 80 far, the
very idea of sending him all over the
country at least adds to the per-
pleXity.
C. Halsted Mapes, chairman of the
athletic committee at Columbia Univer-
sity, stated last night there was no
foundation at present for the story that
James Rice would return to the Blue
and White institution shortly to handle
the rowing squad "The matter of
rowing at the college has never been
discussed and no overtures have been
made to Mr. Rice to come back" he
said. "At present we are too busy at
the college to take up the matter
However, this does not mean that Mr..
Rice viii not co. ch the Columbia crew. -
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Amateur Boxers Wanted
For Crescent A. C.. Tourney

Entries for the Crescent Athletic
Club amateur tournement to be held
on Tuesday and Thursday evening, will
close tomorrow at the Metropolitan
Association A. A. U. headquarters, 29O
Broadway.
The entries up to date are as fol-
lows: 110-pound Class-Noble Panica,
Union Stttlement; Sam Portz, Rutgers
Gymnasium. 118-pound Class-Edward
Coyle, Columbia Club; Charles Will
Jams, unattached. 140-pound Glass
Ernest Stein Union Settlement; Abe
Rerl. Clark House A. A.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Soccer Officials to Make
Draw for Cup Tourney

The draw for the third round Of the
national soccer championships will be
conducted at q meeting on Sunday
morning, Of the national challenge cup
competition committee of the United
States Football Association at the
Broadway Central Hotel.
The committee also will hear several
charges Of illegal use of professional
players in cup tie games, and protest
Of the Merchant Shipbuiding Football
Club B team against the 2-1 victory of
Federal Ship f. C. at East Newark,
N. j., last Sunday. The match was at
tended with o deal Of disorder.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
More BasebalIs for Soldiers

Another big shipment of athletic sup
plies was made by William p Larkin,
American director Of the Knights Of
Columbus Overseas Activities, yester-
day on the Mauretana, the big ship
that is taking William j. Mulligan,
Chairman of the K. of C. War Activi-
ties, and John B. Kennedy, of the
orders war bureau, to Europe. Last
Saturday Lawrence 0. Murray, who is
in charge of X. of C. affairs on the
other side, cabled for more athletic
goods
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
STORAGE NOTICES
STORAGE NOTICE.

STORAGE NOTICE.
SANTtNT BROS, INC, FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE, COZ to 500
Jackson Avenue, Borough of Bronx, City
and State of New York, to James Bir-
mingham, W. J. Baird, O. II. Hamburger,
c. Hynes l.. Maier. Chas. Menke, Jr., D.
l.. Graves X. Bergman, c. Dunlley, r.
Hughes, w. Lalor, Mrs Brendereast, p r.
Henkel ". Murphy, A. Bromberg. w.
Chalmer, NJ Fogel, G. Elinsky, ID. Ham
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". Barnes: You are hereby notified that
the storage and other charges being due
and the time for payment of the Com
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described having expired. after due notice
having been given to YOU, this Company
will cause to be sold at Public Auction on
Thursday, December 18th, 1918. commence
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Borough of Bronx, city and State of New
York, the following described goods be-
longing to you or held on your account:
Household goods. personal effects, maehn-
cry, merchandise of every description,
her goods and wares
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Sam Langford Disbarred

TRENTON, n. j., Dec. Sam Lang
ford, pugilst, has been barred for six
months by the New Jersey Athletic
Commission from participating in box
ing bouts in this state under the com
missions direction. He'll was charged
with violating the states boxing regu-
lations
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
O'Brien Elected Captain

Arthur O'Brien was elected captain
of the Erasmus Hall High School track
team at meeting of last years har-
riers and forty new candidates yester-
day O'Brien acted as captain of the
runners in the latter part of last sea-
son. No track practice will be held
until word is heard from the military
authorities whether the Flatbush
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
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ur NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE as has been customary
far many years, will hold its annual meeting in CITY,
as Farrell has notified his assemble
- une day before the annual meeting of the National League
u Although have been
tv Of International operating 1919
a x somewhat there little prominent
the big minor league family will
usual next eN
she through with the schedule originally
~ about circuit that made good In this
we're the rights players territory In view
hod baseball year generally the pucky Farrell
- right to thanks of baseball that they
st the could possibly happen
hat these viii quit
There problems of reconstruction, of
s of the cham proved rather
aid the promoters both of Newark and Jersey City
Sasc than year the upstate
lad enough cities left provided
use Toronto ambition of graduating
American
The the Washington franchise Toronto would hit the
International hard Toronto IS the
the association Whether the circuit could survive another
Indeed might be Improvement the existing
dghtclub circuit
So learned there be Immediate danger
drafting territory Many American League
h greatly strengthen Jnsn organization but there
n certain attaching Washington and it felt withdrawal
from the Capital City Immediately following the end of the might
Interpreted badly certain true of that
onanzed baseball owes little to Washington.
Toronto the added distinction the
field politics. the New International but in the
bg league affairs we'll
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Soccer Same for Columbia

The Columbia naval units soccer
eleven will play the Pelham Bay soccer
team on South Field this afternoon.
Columbia had won and lost in games
with City College S. A. T. c.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Lewis Wants to Wrestle

CAMP HANCOCK, Ca, Dec. SD.
Stranger Lewis, who has been serving
with the 161st Battalion, is anxious to
come to New York and wrestle Zybszko
to a finish.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06

Goals from field: Erasmus Hall-Rarncs to
linoki (3) NcMulien 90. Gocbel. Mahr. Army
Transport Servce~R Ryan (5) Burkard Hilton (3).
Sisier Goals from foul line-Barnes t2), Lnoki
10y Hilton Observation-Disclosures Umpire-M.
(roohe Time OF halvcs--l5 and 20 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Three Harvard Squash Players
Lowest In Handicap List

school will be allowed the use of the
18th Regiment. C. Bachelor, the GYM
nasium teacher, will act in the capacity
of coach
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
TH0S. +. BURCHILL,,

Auctioneer
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New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Dupuy Fails TO Regain Laps
With His NeaU Partner, BeUo
Crowds-kramer Claims Unfair Treatment ON
Part of Other Riders, Which Causes Him to Quit

BY Fred Hawthorne
FRENCH DAY AT THE GARDEN
Marcel Dupuy, / Iove TO sec
Yon ride upon &c tcheel.
You gay poil1t, ! hrao0 that you
WILL pedal tois grand zeal.
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