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DEpORTARAM Al EMB.
QUE ENVIO TROTZKY
I'm diputado pidio que no Sc
le conSintiera estar mas
en- los EStados Unidos

Tef.yrss,s Espe~:al 1era Il PEENSi-
NUEEA YORK. Nov. 24.-C. a.
Martens, el ''embajador' bolshevlki
er los Estedos Unidos. tendr& que
salir de- pals, deportado probable
nen,e. pues el Comite de Investiga-
cioE preSIdido por e. dipUtado Lusk
sc !.a al2igido al Departamento de
Estado yclicitando la deportation del
rcprcsentarte del regimen de Lenlne
TrotzEv, Y tai sohcitud parcce que
ha sido atcrdida.
E ccmit6 examinara pOr ultima
vCz = Martens manana, juntamectc
con e. Secretario lie "a "EmbajsGa
Soishevik!, S. Nuoerteva
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kilograms: Especial pcrG Ia PGENSl.
Ell tASO. TENAS, Noviembre } /.
Ell general Felipe Angeles eSta sien
do va .;mzsa,io por el Consejo C Cue
rra ..>:latldinario que organIz1 {,
la clIGa0 de chihuahua el genera,
Manuel NJ. Dieguel. Dicho conscin
inici0 SuS laborcs anoche tJGav.:;
hoy en- la tarde no Sc habia leoaGo
I !as cCncluSiones Segun 10 eaPrc
Sado en .os despachos teleg T,ticcs
! tc-sSmitidos de Chihuahua las de Ia
! rardc
Los rasajeros llegados de la capi-
tai del vecino Estado, hoy, informa-
ror cue IA ciudad entera esta interc-
saGa eH IL Suerte del general Ange-
les; CUE no ha habido demostracio-
ncs De Ejngun gcnero ' que Ia GREEN
Ga general es que el prisionero no
! sera sentenciado a Sufrir la pena ca
rital, sIno a una larga prision en-
eI establecimiento penal militar dc
n CiudaG de Mexico. La creencia de
que Ci general Angeles no sera fuSi-
lado sc basa. segun informaron los
paSajercs. en- el conocimiento que Sc
tiere De que Sc han movido Y Sc ST.
guen moviendo poderosas iAfluer-
cias en- favor del prisionero, pues que
de todas parties del pals Y del ex-
tranjero Sc han enviado mensajeS So
licitandU clemencia para el prisio-
nero
Dicen los pasajeroS que miles de
personals Sc reunieron en- n e>taci6n
para yer al prisionero, quien vestia
IN uniforme de kaky muy de<eriora-
DO Y moStraba en- 81 rostro las hue
Has &c sufrimiento material, eau
a. pr)5ablemente, de largas priva-
clones. Y del sufrinieuto moral que
le cauSaba el verse eXpuesto Ia GU
riosidad publica en- medic de fuerteS
guardias.
Las paSajeros traen la noticia &C
que Jose Munoz, uno de los villistas
capturados juntamente con el gene
raj Angeles en- el Vale de los Gil
vos- fue fusilado en- Santa Rosalia de
| Camargo, donde encontro sl general
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D. VENJISTZANO GUERRA SER NADA
BENEINERITOD DEAAlERICA
PfERDE Ell JUICIO UN
EMPLEADO CONSULAR
Ricardo Ferrar, CanciIler en-
NueUa Orleans, IIeuado
loco q Mexico
Telesrama EspeciG, para Ii PRENsA.

Tete5ra"'a Especial para Ia PRENSA.
LAREDO. TEXAS, noviembre "a.
Ricardo Ferrar. Canciller del Con-
su'ado MeXicano en- el puerto de
Nueva Orleans. La. lego a Laredo
esta manana, traido por Julio R. Vi
llecas, empleado del mismo consula-
do.
Ferrer sufre de un Gesarreglo en- el
funcionamiento de sus facultades men
tales V tiene deiirio de persecution.
Ell enfermo sera llevado manana
la Ciudad de Mexico. para inter
mario ALI en- un hospital.
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Sc RINDIO LA TRIBU DE GRA
MAS A LAS FUERZAS ES-
PANOLAS

Del Servicio Esperial de IA PRENSA
MADRID, Nov. 24-Dice un te.
legrama de Tetuan que toda la tri-
but de Gramas que Sc rindio sin opo,
ner resistencia alguna las fuerzas
espanolas, le juro lealtal Espana
por conducto de sus jefes que fueror
convocados por el general Beren-
guer.
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Telr7roma Especial para IL PrEvsA.

NOGALES, ARIZ., noviembre .
La Immigration china ha quedado de-
finitivament2 prohibida en- el Distri-
to Norte de Ia Baja California en-
el EstaGo de Sonora.
FL Coronel Cantu. gcbernador del
Distrito Norte de Baja California,
ratific6 la orden que habia dictado
hace varios dias por Ia cual Sc ponia
term;nc a la Immigration de los Chi
nos, habiendo hecho tai ratification
pesar Dc las censuras protestas
de todos aquellos cue emplean en- les
trabajos de agricultural a los asiati-
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D.i s,-~.-.o E,pe-z, 4, IA PRENs.&.

CIUDAD De MEXICO. Nov. "a
Las noc:cias que han circulaco dt'
ciendo que el general Felipe Angeles
tue ejecGt1do sin formation de caI'
sa han siGo negaGas enfaricamente
noy.
Sscln despachoS recibidos de Chi,
huahua. Angeles no Sc halla en- la
Pcrirenciaria. como Sc die. sino er
el cuartel del 2Io. de Infan.eria don,
de eSta cargo de una fuerte guar.
dia.
AgrcgaSe que el general eSta per
iectamente tranqunlo : serene
que nj por IN solo momento ma dado
n1uestras de debilidad. habiendo re-
nusado toda ciase de auXilios de ca
racter yeI.gioso.
Pasa el tempo leyendo los libros
que Sc hallan a 81 alcance. especial,
menta la Vida de Jesus" de Renan,
cue le fue prestada por uno de los
o;iciales del regjmiento que custodia
cl cuGrtei. en- el cual. seguH Sc dice
ha Sido perfectamenta tratado.
Angeles Solamente Sc ha comuni,
cado con 81 abogado a quien NOM
bro su dafenSor. que es uno de los
mas conocidoS en- Chihuahua. habien,
DO hecho la designation respective
aver.
4 ultima nora fue nomhrado el ce-
neral Gavira como presidente de
Coasejo dc Guerra que debera jUz,
CARLO.
Hasta los nomentoS en- que Sc en-
via este despacho nincuna noticia Sc
ha rccibido acerca de dicho Conse-
10 dc Guerra que. segun sc djo, ha-
bia sido convocado para las diez de Ia
Il: mana.
Por 10 QUE r2specta a Sandoval. eI
que ;,cv6 a cabO la captura del ge,
ner1. A2c=:eS, 50 puede decir que c;
Ia figura del dia en- et Estado d;
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FUE FUSILADO Ell,
ASESINO DE TiNOCO
ResuEto responsible de Ia
muerte del hermano del
e1-Pdte. de Costa Riica
Dc; ,err.cto es2cc,o. :. Ii rRENSA

NUEVA YORK. Noviembrc - -
In dcspac'.o de Costa Rica trac n
noticIa &C haze yido fusila,Ip en-
punta Arenas. JOS: Agustin Vil!alo-
bos. NUN Sc hizo responsabl" del
asesinsto del general Joaquin Tinoco,
M:nistlo de Ia GICrra durante a. re-
cilnen del t'residerIe Federico Tin3-
CO.
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Sc ARREGLO VA LA SITUACION
DE BARCELONA

Del Seryicio Especial de La PRENSs.
MADRID, Nov. Un laconico men,
sale recibiGo durante el dia, de Bar
celona, dice que la situacion ha que
dado totalmente arreglada ALI.
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If TIEHEH HIEDO /
CdRRl0zA PABLO
GONZALES !
b0HILLAS
FOR ESQ no ACcEPTAN SER
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ooca haoLa ia mucAsanNora' E'e''e :"
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Un llamamiento a los mexicanos

FechaGa en- Fremont, Ohio, Y fir.
nada por los senores Juan Herman.
dez, Jose L. Zavala, Antonio Coma
lez. Jose Gonzalez, Praxedis Romo,
Agustin Aguirre, Jose RAMIREZ, Fran
cisco Reeys v Damaso Ramos, hemos
recbido un cscrito que los signata-
rios titulan "Un llamamiento al pue-
bio mexicano' en- el cual Sc en-
cucntran frases de sencilla Y desga-
rladora elocuencia. ''Un grupo de
ambiciosos nos ha cerrado las puer-
tas de la patris, ,-comienza diciendo
el escrito no nos fasta eli derecho
dc habcr nacido en- Mexico, para ir !
ga terra amada cuando queram5s.
f. que no tenga los veinte pesos que
le cobran, el que no pueda CO nple.
tar su presupuesto con esq nuc"a
partida, Sc quedara con el deseo de
ir visitar las personas de su IA
rliiia que Sc quedaron alli, de vol
yer a Ia pa.ria Y ayu6arla DE- nuevo
IN su progreso y en- 81 engrandecl-
Mlento.
Para los Diputados que aprobarcI
ia ley--dicc otro parrafo-les vein-
te pesos QUE aqui Eos cobraran por
e.:trar a Mexico no significan nada,
-porque ellcs ganan el dmero sin TIA
hajar Sc han aumeTtado ell sueldo
lIasta pagarse como princ'pez; pero
cara los que ros ganan:os Ia vida con
nil afanes en- los Estados Cnidos y
cue en- ocasiones no alcahEamos pa
ra conner. veinte pesos rieden sig
hificar la pcrEa1renc:a forzosa ~ es-
te ais tai ve- nuestro estabieci
(pasa n In Ia Gag Col Kal
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Nos cierran las puertas de
lopatriaynos que
la dejiemos en- defnitiiua
LOS CONSULES NO HAN SIDO ENVfADOS REPRE-
SENTAR A LOS MEXICANOS, DICEN
Tambien las mueres enulan protesta hac'endoe al MI
nstro de Hacienda, Luis Cabrera el cargo de que
"seguramente no debe rnexicano

Hace pocos dias dimos cuenta en-
las columnas de LA PRERNSA, de
Que a nuestra Redacclon estaban lle-
gando centenares de cartas de me-
xicanos RESIDENCES en- los Estados
Unidos, en-. las cuales protestaban en-
los tonos mas energicos contra el
impuesto de veinte pesos que SOLO
espera la aprobacion del Senado pa
ra empezar a ser una carga para TO-
dos aquellos compatriotas que, regre-
san Su TERRA.
Como nuestros lectores saben, ell
Executive presento la Camara de
Diputados, un proyecto de ley enca-
minado a establecer ell cobro de VEIN
te pesos orc nacional para toda per-
soma Que cruzara a territorio mexl-
cano. va fuera eXtranjero meXlca-
no. proveyendose que ell menciona-
do cobro seria hecho por los Consul
lados al extenderles ell pasaporte a
los cue quisieran ir Mexico.
Nos siguen lIegando protestas
La noticia de que el menciorsd,
proyecto habia sido aprobado por Ia
Camara de Diputados, produjo una
enorme sensacion entire los mexica-
nos que viven en- los Estados Uni
dos.
En- ninguna otra OCCASION habiamos
notado una excitacion igual entra
ruestres paisanos, con motive de los
decretos del carrancismo que conssi-
tuyen una exaccion para el pueblo. Y
es que en- esta vez, segun Sc despren-
de del tono de las cartas de protes-
tas, que concuerdan en- el resen.
timiento hacia quien les veda Ia il
bre Y franca entrada Ia patriar
en- esta vez, repetimos. no es sola-
mente la dificultad que les presenta
ell pago de los veinte pesos 10 que
irrita q los mexicanos, ,sino tambie1
el abuse que ellos ven en- el he.
cho de que Sc haga una fuente de ex-
plotaci6n de un derecho que ellos
consideration siempre inalienable, &C.
mo cs el de entrar Y salir del terri.
torio nacional cuantas veces Sc los
impusieran las necesidades de su vi
da. Las cartas de protesta nos han
seguido llegando diario en- numero
yerdaderamente notable.
Aunque quisieramos, no poGriamos
ocup&. nos de cada una de elias por-
qua nos faltaria espacio en- ell perio-
dico, pero de aquellas que revelan
mayor cordura Y buen sentido. ex-
tractamos algunos parrafcs para '.ue
nuestros lectores Sc formon idea del
sentir dc los co4lpatriotas lastirados
con la atcntatoria Ley prcpuesta por
ell gobierno de Carranza.
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Dieguez los prisioneros. Mun0z fue
fusiIado en- la poblacion mencIonada
p0r hahersele acusado ante Dieguez
de ser responsible de haber asaitado
San Pablo dc Belleza cuando sanda-
ba al lado de NiIa
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VA A SER PERSEGUIDO Ell
"a. B. c." P0R UN ARTICU-
10 QUE PUBLICO

Del S~rrjcio Especial dc Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Noviembre 24.-El Pri,
mer Ministro Sanchez Tcca, le orde-
no al Ministro dc Justicia Gergamin
que procediera desde luego contra el
diario "a. B. c." por haber publica-
do un articulo que el gobierno con-
sidera insultante V falso.
En- el referido articulo Sc le hacen
al gobierno cargos por haber estado
en- connivencia con los sindicalistas
de Barcelona durante el reciente Gle
rre de las fabricas ordenad0 por Ia
Association de patrones, actitud que
do por resultado que los manufac-
tureros Sc encontraran sin ayuda al
guna para Ia defensa de sus intere-
SeS.
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lPasa a Ia Sa. paS. Col. 5a.)
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,tp..a 3 la 6a pss. Col ksl
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lPasa a Ia pag. 5a. col. Sa.)
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Compre usted sus libros en- espa
fol a la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas, Es la mas barata -
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We guarantee la PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in tie United
States.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased AL
mighty God in His infinite wis
dom to take from our midst one
Of the foremost stockmen of the
state. and one Of our most re-
spected and beloved members.
Governor William C. Mcdonald,
whose loss is keenly felt by the
New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers Association and each
Of its members, as well as every
stOckman in New Mexico, and
WHEREAS, In the death of
Governor William C. Mcdonald.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04

the commonwealth and the live.
stock industry Of New Mexico
have suffered an irreparable loss,
nov, therefore. be It
RESOLVED By the New Mex
leo Cattle and Horse Growers
Association in convention as
sembled s. Albuquerque, New
Mexico, March Is, 26 and q, 1919,
that we tender our sincere sym
patty to the bereaved family Of
Governor Mcdonald, and that
copies of this resolution be sent
to members of his family and to
the press throughout the state.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04

Tho same old Thrift Stamps and
Thrift Cards used last year romain
in = during 1919 and filled Thrift
Cards, that 10. Thrift Cards on
which sixteen Thrift Stamps have
been AFFIXED. may be exchanged for
1919 War Savings Stamps upon the
payment Of the few additional cents
which represent the difference be
tween the price 81 a War Savings
Stamp and 81, the value Of the six.
teen Thrift Stamps. This difference
Is ~ cents in January. ~ cents w
February. II cents n March. and
so On.
Purchasers OF 1919 War Savings
Stamps should bear In mind that 1919
War Savings Stamps are TO be nj
Hxed only TO 1919 War Savings Ger.
tlhcates- Although one may have =
1918 Wal Savings Certificate "a War
Savings Certificate ls the parchment
on which War Savings Stamps are
Affixed which has some blank or
unified space on Il. such 1918 Ger.
ti6cate should not have 1919 War
Savings Stamps pasted on II; nor
should 1918 War Savings Stamps be
placed on the new 1919 Wal Savings
Certificate. Keep the two. years sepa
rate. =,
Frank NJ. Smith. Federal District
Director Of Nal Loans and Savings,
has issued earnest requests 10 the
public 10 note carefully the few sim.
Pile directions outlined. He also
pointed out recently that should n
person be IN doubt about any OF the
details OF War. Savings methods
. word TO the local secretary Of the
War Savings Society or any post.
master will insure the matter being
made clear.
All War Savings pledges made in
1918 are personal. binding obligations
made to the Treasury Department.
and the Government expects the
completion Of all 1918 pledges by thu
purchase Of 1919 War Savings
Stamps.
The American people have learned
to make their savings count for
them. Tho War Inns TAUGHT them
the lesson OF Thrift; the real JOY OF
saving IL theirs f0Tevsr " they keep
In mind the knowledge Of economy
gained through the investment IN
United States Government securities.
Buy War Savings Stamps and tho
JOY Of saving Is yours.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04
THE KAISER CRUSHED

And Uncle Sam in making II
possible assumed a debt that Is
great beyond the average COM
prehension. A debt that runs
into many thousands of millions
OF dollars. A debt that was I'M
avoidRble, yet the taking over Of
which put a quick ed to the
war.
Uncle Sam prepared beyond
all precedent for this years
fighting. A tank for every sew
enty-fve feet of the firing line.
Gas shells at the rate of ten
thousand for every one Ger
many had produced. Airplanes
in droves. Guns, by thousands.
Munitions Of all kinds upon a
scale heretofore unheard Of.
He had obligated himself in
advance Of the collection of the
money to pay for all this.
AND ONCE THE GER
MANS KNEW WHAT HE HAD
IN STORE THEY QUIT COLD.
IT'S TO PAY THESE DEBTS
THAT THE VICTORY LIBER-
TY LOAN is TO BE OF
FERED.
TO PAY THE PRICE OF
THE UNSHED BLOOD OF $780,.
600 AMERICAN BOYS.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04
HELLO, BOYS!

Like every other American
you are glad to see the young
fellow who is just back from
France. You are just as glad
to see the disappointed young
ster who got no farther than.
the training camp. Both rep
resent our fighting force to you.
That one failed to reach,
France doesn't lessen the
warmth of your handclasp one
whit. Nor the sincerity of your
welcome. That was the for
tunes of war. It's the willing
ness to fight that counts.
And you are just as proud
of what the army did over
there. You like to think of
Chateau Thierry, Verdun, Bel
leau wood, the Argonne forest
and all other places where the
Yanks clashed with the Hun as
samples OF American pluck.
Nor has It all lessened your
conviction that America is the
greatest land under the sun.
Breeds the gamest fighters; the
most loyal citizens; the truest
lovers and real appreciators Of
liberty.
Live up to your boast. Lend
like a man to the Victory Lib
erty Loan.
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viii yield Che funds that are
needed to complete the war task
OF the nation.
The honor Of the Govern
ment 10 at stake. The graft
tude Of the nation TO It's heroic
defenders must be proved. We
must show the whole world
that we are loyal TO the pledg-
ed word Of the American ma
ton.
The Victory Liberty Loan
will be the best investment ever
offered by any government. It
will have less risk, pay better
interest, and have moro advan-
'tages than any security obtain
able. Buy your shared
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DON'T TIE HIS HANDS

II any foreigner was ~ step
up to you and declare that TN
Gle Sam wasn't sincere. didn't
live up to his obligations, fail
ed to make good his promises,
you would probably try to
kreDck his block off.
Uncle Sam is sincere, is hon
orable, tries always 10 make
good, backs up to the letter his
ideals and endeavOrs TO attain
his ambitions.
And when he fails anywhere
along the line It's the folks at
home who do not toe the line
OF duty. Who tie his hands.
Right now Uncle Sam is ask
ing you to help him meet the
greatest obligation he has ever
faced.
The task of finishing this
war job rightly.
He asks II in his name, in
the name Of every khaki clad
soldier in the lano.
In the name Of every one of
those 10000 boys who never
came back
And the size of your bond
measures the depth Of your
gratitude for all they have saw
ed to you.
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k$IaY


War Savings Stamps make
the flat pocket-book TO rejoice.
Have enough sand to hold on
TO the slippery dollar. Get War
Savings Stamps.
Ever see a crawfish waIk7 II
goes Backward Financially
speaking, are you going back
ward or forward7 Buy War
Savings Stamps and go for
ward.
The road 10 success il as
short as the way to the post
office or your bank, where War
Savings Stamps and Thrift
Stamps are sold Save and sue
ceedl
Thrift is powerI Acquir
power by the w. s. s. route.
Get ready for the big Oplcr-
tunityl Save nOwl
Every little bit added 20 whRi
you have makes just q it'll
bit more. Buy W. s. S.
Clip the wings on your dol
lars. Invest in War Savings
Stamps.
II you take care Of your
money now il win tahe care Of
you later. Buy War SavinxS
Stamps
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04

But Have They Been Paid Fov7
Patriotism must pay the price,
And patriotism Is not something
that can be laid away on a shelf
and brought out and unfurled
for some special ceremony; It
doesn't mean cheering while the
band plays the "Star Spangled
Banner, and slipping out the
back door while the collection is
being taken. To be a sure
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pat
riot you have TO stay until the
program is finished. Keep on
war-saving.
Now Is The Tinae To Show Your
Patriotism
The Government has undertaken
a big job and means to see 1t;
through. The American soldier
"a backing the undertaking toI
his utmost. You keep on war
saving"
Go to the Bank, Post Office,
Store, or wherever you buyW. s..
8. and buy some more today.
Come on. Patriots. Finish the
job. ..
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04

Blu As

The way TO wealth is as
short as the way TO your
bank or Postoffce or wher-
ever War Savings Stamps
are sold. TIE 1919 issue
Is blue in color and bears
the likeness Of Benjamin
Franklin, who had wealth
IN his old age because he
learned 10 save early in life.
War Savings Stamps win
show you how easy and
sensibie IL is 10 get the
Thrift Habit. Buy one ev-
cry chance. and watch your
savings grow. w. & & pay
~ interest. compounded
quarterly.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-04
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| G.. &. N. Y. NETMEN
HAVE CLEAN SLATE
Defeat Tufts in Final Tennis
Meet of Season, 4 to 2. {

The tennis team Of the College OF the
City of New York finished the season
yesterday with an unbroken string of
victories when II defeated the Tufts
College racket wielders by the score Of
TO 2. Tho Lavender netmen have won
six meets.
The Boston representatives, took only
one singles match yesterday and divided
the doubles honors with the local col
legians. 1t was the hardest fought
match in which tho Lavender tennis
team has engaged this year.
Kweit. the City College nrst singles
representative. suffered his first upset OF
the year when he went down to defeat
before Mullen OF Tufts by IS, Is.
The summaries:
Singles-Mullen, Tufts College, defeated
Kweit, College of the City of New York,
Is. IS: Algase, College OF the City CT
New York. defeated Lipkln. Tufts College,
"a. SIS. Ct; schapiro. College OF the
College. IS. IS. 81; Rabinowits. Col
lege OF the City of New York. defeated
Coggeshsll. Tufts College, e--i, 6-l.
Doubles-Mul!en and Talfer. tufts Col
leBe. defeated Kweit and Schapiro. Col
lege OF the CITY OF New York, 60. "a;
Algass and Rabnowitz. College of the city
OF New York. defeated LipkIn and Cogges-
hall. 81. G-S. 6-4,
The sun., 1919-06-01
JOHNS STARS AT TENNIS.
Californian Beats Throckmorton
in Straight Sets in Exhibition.

Van Dyke Johns. OF California. was
the star performer in the exhibition ten
mis- played yesterday on the courts OF the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club In the
only full match that was played. the
Californian defeated Harold A. Throck-
morton. IN straight sets at Ga, 6-S.
Johns played much better tennis than
he was able TO show when he came
East from California. three years aso.
Throclmorton, on the other hand, did
not play the brand OF tennis that en-
abled him to carry Kai- Behr to a
five set match in the challenge round
for the Middle States title a few years
ago.
There was plenty OF good tennis dis
played In the other exhibitions which
were limited TO one set each. Robert
Lindley Murray. the national champion,
proved that he Is rapidly rounding into
championship form by taking a set from
Karl Behr. at 0-1. In the only other
doubles tilt.
Throckmorton and Behr teamed up in
the doubles and took a set from Johns
and Harold Taylor. Mt io-s. Later.
Taylor paired with Ichiya Kumagae and
won set from Behr and Leonard
Beelman. at Ga. Murray and Beekman
won then doubles set from Kuma gaze
and Francis T. Hunter at 81.