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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Awaiting Views
U. 5. Delegation
Oh Anti=Jap Bills

Sacramento. Cal. April 3.-Furtne,
consideration Of anti-JApanese bills be-
fore me state SENATE wat deferred IT,
day until The Legislature could op,a.n
& statement as TO wnethe: thf proposed
legislation would nparrass the Amer
ican delegation IL its deliberations al
The peaus conference"
The senate deferred action until -he
American Delegates III The conferen e
could be consulted 4 cabieEram is 10
ne sent 10 Pres. Wilson asking for IL.
expression OF views OF the American
delegation.
The senatc foreIgn relations committee
later reported Thai II had voted itr 20
10 two IN favor Of recommending thai
tho RESOLUTIONS asking that the Arneri-
ran deIeEa ton at the peace conference
70 oppose the JilI'anese proposal fDr tree
immigration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Friends Object
To Military Training
In Public Schools

Philadelphia, April 3-The yearly
meeting OF the society OF Friends
here 1uday adopteo q resolution STAT
ing tina: Il would view with great
regret the introduction OF miiitAry
training into The public schools Of
the city Of Philadelphia or Of the
state III large"
u; would be profound Tragedy"
the resolution stated. ITO impiani the
spirit of milltar,sm in the youth of
the coumunity At b time like the
present when the masses % the pen-
pie throughout the whole world are
longing. as perhaps never before. TO
establish International goodwill and
IL ubtAin permanent peace
The adoption of a state law for
adequate physical training for boys
Rno girls. IN place Of military trgin-
ing Tor boys, wa& urged by the reso-
buttons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
ADMIT FAILURE
RED OFFENSIVE
NEAR TUKKUM

London. April Failure uf the Of
fenslve III IN. direction 0f Tuktsum
III Cour.and WEES, IF Riga. IS admit
ted Ivy the Russian Soviet govern
ne,It III a wireless message received
here today.
The message ADDS that fighting Is
in progress IN the direction of Mitau.
southwest of Riga. and IN the region
Pskor. northeast Ut RiEa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
SEVEN MILLS FIXED AS TAX RATE
FOR EACH OF THE YEARS 100000

le Nu.nr Legislature went 1T the
...+,a4.s u thursday jliest us though
F. II. ali Il. clean up. and finally ad-
,.l~. hv F~iray night. Sessions
ve-. .ie.4 uv nnth branches in the
morning &4ternnJn and evening
8'as augH WORKING hours were inter
s,1a-sDu ron .2le % time by fun of
lit aaly, ,tu. to.iv kind. and dress
-one-rr;- u liz Mock session was
ue,c "@.r n the afternoon
q. :r 5juuse. with Rep
sell J. limo, II the Chair. His
aceeu;4,,"s # tis 'exr,nguished hon.
,. inset I s4ie Of laughter, for ne
I. Ny indeed an honor to pre-
ID. a-.' l. t,uuy If the most incon-
.s.et mex M ever saw
IL sl-- e,uns of House and Sen
r. ~l1 ae consolidated choruses
-a.aec aev h9nors, not only furnish
IL s0ule ~eaIly enjoyable MUSIC, nu1
.r4i..,- IL. The noise the OCCASION To-
-traG
o. -selICin@ business. The Work
ne, improvisation law changes
wen Trough without opposition 70
eu-~os5niel4L. az did The law estao-
..s!.Iiic me percentage Of alcohol ID
.-1Uar q "ender II Intoxicating, he
zJrlt "a. Lht United States standard
ryFernor Idilliken on Thursday
morning requesled that The GAnnerr
9L- = Q~nNlde State ala for the -eree,-
III .. i-rmorles for The National
Iu4rc 5e withdrawn from his hands
1hC aorns disposition Inans Of II by
NJ legislature The reason which
=" understood 70 have gwen for
ae, Z REQUEST was that no Dro-
i;l0ns were MADE for II in The Bud
r Sand Il nun interested IN The
Ie- are AND well acquainted with
-,@t,h Of Stale finances.
us answer thar IL being made ny
~i-!tdt Of the ArTnory measure IS th5i-
~aA impossible 10 know when the
au2ret Wa prepared that such bill
n. % introduced ano tuat Il Is
snod argument. AS the money
g. IL s-rTno-ies can ne taken from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Resolution 10
Support Gannett
Armory Bill

Lewiston. Ne, April ..-i 1peciau.-
a th+ltr. nary iun.gat a
,he Empire. OPENING the ..=-tpur
celebration 1or suldiers ana sal
o-E, Ma Roger a. Greene ll,si ..e-
ore Cht rs. OF ne curtain. spohe
briefly IL regard % rhe Camel, armUrs
bin ann Gov Miltike,, request tor Is
withdrawal Resolutions II which =;
was ..Ese-teo Thai d soldier s and sal,
or : tlea 81 = memorial IS al iAruu-5.
ana wnicn urged ne suppo-- Of me
Cio1 --nor sand LesIsisfur TO- ne Cian-
ne: bill, were redo and enthuS.astically
auoptet:. ana Z was voted 70 se,d
"Cpl Of NE resolutions 10 Governor Mil
ken t'p' -nree minutes me soldiers
and sailo-s stood AND rtAe-ed. following
-t,s a"-iuI The Eek; of he resolutions
.s ;4E ipilows
Lewiston Ne, April ., 1915.
Whereas. the soldiers AND sailors 81
lewiston anc AuDu-n stooC ready 70
give their lives AND :hei.' prosrects :.
ne for ne common cause o. humanity
Auu whereas, MANY % he ought
ID died or -he DattIeteids Of Europe
and on me high seas;
and wnereas. many have returned
MANNED IL limb and weAheneu /
strength
And whereas. ulary more have e
rurned 10 AXE up their pu-suitE y
peace;
BE !, resolved This thl-o evening Of
April 1915. thai me Gannett bill. now
before he Maine Legislature, shorll
receive The UNANIMOUS suppu-t % the
LEGISLATURE ana the Governor Of The
State o. Maine;
-ha, soldier and sailo- 8 idss Of
a memorial If an arrno~- and we re-
rrertfulIy petition -hs Governor and
the -.ecisla ture % he STATE % Maine
IT. c-urt our request Fifteen hundred
men VINO 'lev. beer i'll The service II
the United States 81 America ask /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
GREETINGS TO
MAINE SENT BY
COL. HUME, le3d

Portland. Me-, April SGreet-
inps 70 the citizens Of Maine from
the 7u3ro Regiment Of the 26th D.
VISION winch ,nc!unes the former
Secnnc Maine Infantry Of the Ma
rionai 6uaru were receives by y.
6. Senator F-er,errck -aie at
Washington tnray. according TO
word received mere. Senator -a,e
,eceNeu d rsuioyran from Co'onei
Frank NJ. Hume OF Houiton. Me-
commanding the regiment, GATED
Yesterday anr sent via Cape Race.
NJ. =. from the transppr. America.
or which the regiment is return
ing from France. Efforts 20
have the regimen, parade mere are
BENG made py Gov, Miiiiken. Sen
ator -aie anr Mayor Charles 3.
Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
North Caucasus
Entirely Clear
of bOlSheviki

london. April q BRITISH v ireie"S
3e-vice The Nor-hern C.aucu~n
f-orn tuc 3lurk Sea % tht Caspian
sen nay l,.en entirely cleared OF TIE
iipFsnc, ii.i. ar .he result Of the su;
,.esssfui campa.gu Of The army Of Gen
DenlkIne in tiiut reSion III January
and Fehruar,. according - IN N
t,t.iai ~..pprt ISSUED here. ne 1nu-
Buishe.ik i.;ldt-rs. lighting HAVING
ceased ara forming new -orCeh 90
C,nssachF ana natives
me re,,orT says that tne capture ~
N.ac!huVa Oh Jan. - Ivy the troops
uude- t,.n S"Iku-p completed III.
rarnpa.cn ugutnE! the Bulshevlk. III
winch ~. 0Dr T,'.I2Unc-f. more man -.tW'
guns a.aD machine guns, 100 iocomi
tves and thousands .. railway CAR
were taken.
a repor1 trow Odessa OF Feb. -
rald hat the army NJ Cen Denikihe.
IN reaching he Caspian Sea. mad
scattered = RoIsheviE army Of 1Oh cao
men, Of whom more Than y. Gao were
made prisoners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Ns means ui finding m. "u,odie
CrounC' on he Rhine curtrpvers,
me super council If four created a
consultation board. consisting Of An
Grc Tarc.i.u. France: Charles H Jas-
kens. America, ana Niscouut Morley,
Grea1 Britain. Thev iabored until
O'CLOCK this morning and hen called
on Edward NJ. House before seeing
The council.
Y" lnt.u.ates hey were no: Opt
nIsric on She progress that Is being
made
another Of Praient Wilson's en-
touraEe sale theSreai issue was
WheIher Pe~sldent Wilson's prime
pie OF self DISCRIMINATION was 70 be
Upheld The p-esideuI he SAID, die
NOT regard This as Il principle winch
should rs applied when favorable 10
the Entente and MOI applied in all
cases aliisi- just now II WIS aSser'
ed. the issues over Danzic. the SaA-r
valley and he region west ~ the
Rhine brought up Lhls principle or
self Oct ERIN ton. l2s L was moi cIeHi
that .nt traIsfe, OF territorial control
OF these locations would ne in AZ
coruance with the wishes and defe,
nInation Of their peoples.
Eiug A lb-r-- ~ Belgium figured
prominently during to-day s confe'-
ence The Belgian monarch called Oh
Col House d: i O'Clock in the morn
ing and laIe, saw President Wilson
before the arrival of David Llpyd
George premier Ciemencesu 2aa
siEnor Orlando. The call of King
Albert on Colonel House was ue-
ended npveltT for which veterans or
Ruval procedures said there was NJ
precedent. The king wore The UNI
form Of commander !n-ch1ef Of The
Belgian army and was accompanies
by staff officer. He WAX met al the
entrance Of The residence 81 CD.
Hous- 10y che Colonel himself VIM
escorted -bt King 4" his private OF
tice wnert ! series III conferences
constantly Is going Oh
It Is ununrstond thar King Albert
drew attention during his ca!k with
Col House 10 Belgium vita inter
ests IT frontier and other questions
winch are now reaching cuimlnat-
ing stage and also bespoke his in
reres;t N having BRUSSELS chosen n
The seat Of the League of NRrionA
SWISS delegation which called or
Col. House after King Albert had de-
uar:ed. IL understood 70 nave made
offers on hehal: III Geneva as the sea-
Of The les que. which off-sef Brussels
Offer Of the aoyai Palace
The swiss offer included tencer
Of all extensive dornAin d short dis
stance from Geneva, bordering ths
Lale3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
HARD LUCK TALE
SCHOONER LOUISE

Providence. P l.. April a.-The -aie
If the SCHOONER Louise M Rlcharu.
wi.tch LEFT Portland Dee. - 1871. for
HG.flfsE. ana finally reached Porto
Rico after . days v'lta sails blown
AWAY. seams leaking. ralions snor,
ana the c-ow -orred 10 drink ain
v iLte- was toid by Charles Z. Nilsson,
d rnember Of me crew who returned
70 ms nome here today
he scnooner was within SIGHT T
Halifax when gale Diew hey many
miles away TO" several weeks the
vessel MADE little progress During
his line me lew was obliged 70
WORK crntinuouel! al the pumps 70
prerenf ne: from sinking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

1ht' contingent fund LcSlEiatp-s wei
ACQUAINTED with affair. say that he
contingent fund contains hnivt.en
S.5b.01e and 5""a0 900 and nv Ju,v will
contain more than $500 o0c enough 10
meet every demand on il.
1t Is also known that General
Clarence Z. EDWARDS. since beng IN
the state. has stalled his enforce
rnert IF The plan Of memorials 10 the
American soldiers. 70 take ne forrn
u arrnurles, which viii eventually
IL erected IN every municipaiity as Z
permanent reminder of The gund
work JhtF'' soldiers did in The word
war He IS SAID 20 have preferred
armorIes 10 bridges by all means"
The new LAX rate was established
on THURSDAY. al mills. Req. Enlle,-
Of Arson introduced the ACT. which
applies TO The wears 1919 ana 1920. IN
addition, an additional rate of pnt-
half Of ! per cenr - ADDED for The
year 1919 for The dependents o. SOL
diers. sailors ana marines IND q
rate Of one-four-h If : per CENT FOR
the wear 1920.
Hulley spoke briefly in support ..
the act. calling the attention Of The
Legislature and tnf people of ne
Suite TO The fact tn2I III Spltt. Of -ile
EXTRAORDINARY expenses brought
abcuf by the war. the Tx rate had
been held 10 a slight increase over
the preceding Two years, for the
governmental expenses. while by the
additional rate me defenders Of nur
State anc Nation are ve,-v Iiherall-
locked afte- Keeping the rate 10 T
mills Is considered Il very fine piace
.. work
The rules We're suspl nded ana Lns
House rushed the acl through 10 be
enErossed.
An aC- providing for co-ope-atit,n
with the United States for settle
nieIlIs 4or returning soldiers, sailors
ana nl;.rInes and creating d Soldiers
Settlement Fund was Iiassed as an
emergency measure.
The Dill increasing he 7enaities
fo' the violation ~ the Sunday laws
wss disposed ot Try Indefinite post
pcrCrnert
The Granville Highway bill. which
Continued on Page T2-Co.. y
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Gen. Edwards
Passes Day in
Queen City

Bangor. Ms april Major General
EDWARDS began another STRENUOUS CRY
o1 his Name tour early ms forenoon
Ills first du1-- before leaving Waller
vile was c;aI upon ne crippled moth
~ Of Major Doctor .Iptm . -own.. one
Of ms tavo-Ite officers, VINO received
him very Juytuli,- delighted with the
opportunity % hearing rom ne. boy.
Genera EDWARDS the: LOOK SHOT,
hu-senauE ride ACCOM- Anled by q Wa
tervilie Young i-cy. Following The ri-s
he proceeded 10 Colby college, WHERE he
addressed The sruueuts at was We
coYned by President Roberts II Jenall
OF uve- $50 Colby men who Lao served
u INT wa me genera! smoke briefly.
telling tns students o1 Lne .rnporIanI
mar: rne men VI Maine hao played IL
The war He concluded ny advising he
Colby girls - iook his returning hoys
over before making their marriage dt-
cIsIou Governor Milliken -e1olned me
mart after spending the greater pam
u. TIT night on mis- Legislative duIies
Mayor Woodm2n d: Bangor Ano j. q
Csulnac Of the Chamber o. Commerce
bn,rdes the train III Waterville ana
paid heir respects 70 the genera II
fenalf OF their city. C-owns were walt
,nr for me gen IT, a, Plttstieio AND
Eewport and he spoke TO Them nr'effT-
A. Carmel d delegation Of schoo clli-
drer car-y-ing tags salu1ed the g"!sri-
ana were introduced 10 A!In. ~ North
err Maine the general toio u group o.
abroad men thai when he boys came
back the would help them run me "a }
mad. nut i :hev were stuck on govern
mem ownership he didn; know wha'
would h2prer
The IRA arrived Il Bangor Al 40
and he party were rtver -p the cham
her of Commerce where luncheon YVES
served.
Major General Edwards was COMPEL
ed 70 announce al is 2. NJ toray tha1
ne must canoe. his Portland engage
rnent. although he would 80 10 Lewis
ton. on account Of the expected ar--VA!
IN Boston Friday at 30 p NJ. Of %wo
--znsporrs bringing General Hale and
staff and 5000 r-oops % The 26tt Dr.
vision
The general made the following an
nprlncemert this afternoon following
teiennonIc conversation with his head
quarIecs:
Wireless received that TWO trans-
ports will dock or Friday but The
GOODS will not leave the boats Until
eariv SATURDAY,. This makes II iMpos-
sip1e for me 10 keep my Portland En-
sasemen- ! Ell 10 keep my Lewiston
engagement bu, : En- FORCED TO cancel
Portland feel that Il Is my duty and
obligation 70 inset these stout-nesrrea
ncvs al the pier Saturday morning and
will ae- GATE later to make my Tislt
10 Portland
General Edwards much regrets that
ne must pass Portland nov nut lie
change IN sailing dates from France
nve- which ne has no control makes i
n.rexsa--- for The general 70 return TO
Boston FRIDAY night,
The general saio that later !! might
ne russible to come I'd Portland WITH
me losd Regimen, Il permission can ne
obtained from me wt-r department.
S,eaElnc in City hall tonight,
Malo- General Edwards PAD tribute
n, eastern Maine officers VINO se-ved
IN the war. ana read the list of Bar
gnr casualties. He addressed 1,Ooo
school children his afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
STR SCRANTON
TOWED INTO \. Y.
BY NAVAL TUGS

New Yurk, April The transport
Scranton, reported III distress with
-udder trouble 900 niles east Of
~andy Hnok On March - while On
the way 10 Bres,. was lowed INTO this
port Today by naval tugs.
Three uf The Sc-anton's crew lost
their lives IT he cupsiz;ng Of small
boat while trying 70 earrv a line 70
the transport 81 Sol, which stood by
until Tues We're summoned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
LAUNCH BIG
BARGE AT MACHIAS

Macn,as. Me. April 1.-The barge
Wellesley. built ny the Machias Ship
building Ind Construction Co. and
named for the nome town Of the
coruary's treasurer G.. \. Taylor.
OF Wellesley. Mass. was launched TO-
day. The barge is one of three being
constructed here Tor the Emergency
Flee, Corporation and Ifs 246 feet
long. She was christened by Mrs.
Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Early Return
10th May Hasten
Parade Date

aef'o. april 3-Tie parade Of che
cunning -roops Of the 18th Division.
i HE *" viii be hsla April % &c
-o~ciI.S 70 plans considered today by
~ 2u-hu-::1e. here. The date is
d -enarive and Is dependent some
VIVA upon the ability % state Rnc
- 2ummittees 10 complete arrange
men,t n time
;-F- plans for the parade were
iant With view " having j: the
week II MAJ bur the fac. that
'' i-InUs units az the DIVISION are
irs somewhat ahead Of the or
1'a ScheduIe mas made Il possible
' al. earlier Date Furthermore
- nttlce-s desire 70 release the
pm service ar soon as prac1i-
~;'' @ that tne-- may -eturn 10 their
''~SJ ri me troop ships bring
"s u'vision. the Mount Vernon.
s-~~trs III this sIart,or tomorrow
Saturday morning the units
~ WI he eent IL Camp Dew
ding 10 arrangements al
"t' touay. me entire compile
3e' IF mer on the transport will
1''"r ntrk and eutrain in two hours.
''' am: n y cars each viii he
20 u transfer them 70 Camp
-'a'",.
- -pD-opriation " $500. DHb by the
fsz' ~ expenses n connection with
a. option 70 the 10Th. including
h' "-c"tton Of ,,randsranns for fam
''e; - Jhs soldiers, became available
''os wne. Governor Coolidge sign-
Y ne legislative hill
nal announcement that remain
- -f-1 n. the 10th might be placed
>'o' a'llps before April g. was
1ah' - me Northwestern Depart
'N' = L message from Washington
organizations not vet on the
a'2ording 70 the message. are:
'~f' nc I03rc Machine Gun BaftH-
d" II Field Signal Battalion.
'-,--'ers train: military police;
''' -alL, ammunition and sani-
vs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
TWO OFFICERS
LOSE LIVES IN
ARPLANE FALL

AmerIcus Ga. April 3.-Lieutcnient
Col. Frederick DickinAn. commanding
officer at Southern Field. near here,
and Major John W. Butts. execr,@ve
officer, were killed today in the fall
u an ;ir;,lane in which they were
making a flight. Col. Dickman WAS
the son Of Major General Dickman,
commanding the third American
army uf the EzPeditionary Forces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Maine LINES UP WITH
rs. GOVERNMENT RULING
ON ALCOHOLIC CONTENT

Beverages Containing Excess of One Half Per
Cent Considered Intoxicating m nd ed
Workmen's Compensation Law Reaches En-
crossing Stage Governor Cannot See
Way on Gannett Armory BiIl-Asks Legis-
Iature to Take Acton-Solons Mix Fun
z It'll Business Adjournment
Looked For Today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Ask Permit to
Export Horses
For Mexican Army

4 paso April 3V-A permit wss
issued TO-DAY for the expectation of
1000 cavalry horses 10 Mexico for the
use % the Mexican federal army
The horses were purchased from the
United States army az the Fort Bliss
rpununt station
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
huns WESTERN FRONTIER
Big BONE OF CONTENTION
FRENCH CLAIMS DRASTIC

Assurance of Every Military Protection Along
Rhine Not Enough for French - Acditic y
Claims Apparently Verge or Terrific, "a
Control - President Not Willing to Go Thai
Far-Fear Creation of Another Alsace-L or-
raine Situation Council of Four in Continu-
Gus Sessions for Past 10 Days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
lhR.AINIANS STILL
SCAIBARDING
uTY OF LEMBERG

Is, ~taV Tuesday, April l.
ii The UlsrHiniam continue
~. a"fanaro Lemberg with guns OF
-. '-!ore. causing casualties and
W. 70 property. Elsewhere on
CO.. ''n' n easIern Gaiicia the SIT =
-1''l Unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
THE WEATHER


New England: Fair FridaT. ex-
cept rain N Vermont; warmer IN IN
terror: Saturday probably local rains,
Eamern New York: Cloudy Fri
DIV. rain IN interior and by night on
lhs. coast; Saturday local rains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Friday becoming unsettled, followed
by rain by night and SAturd&y. Mod
crate south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

An ORC slogan with an up-eo-the-
immune meaning: No JOB .np ama.a
no job snp large to receive prorrp.
attention a. the printing plant OF the
Scnneoee Journal Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
GREENSBORO BRIDGE PARK

4o-yard dash (park playground boys)-
Won by Carl Tabertschofer; j. CogKey.
second; Samuel Shampain, third. Time.
15 seconds.
Running broad Jump (park playground
boys)-Won by Dennis Sheehan; D.
O'Conor. second; Arthur McNaily, third.
Winning jump. 1e feet inches
70-yard dash (park playground boys)-
Won by Kurt Zorn; william McNamara
second: e. H. Brewer third. Time, 8 as
seconds.
22o-yard dash (park playground boys)--
Won by Harley sampson j. Gatsky, sec
ond; William Ryan. third. No time taken.
eo-yard dash a. A U.)-won by WILL
lam Osborne; Frank Mcnamara. second ;
Robert P. Snyder. jr. third. Time. s as
seconds
Soo-yard dash CA A. U.)-Won by Frank
Mcnamara; Tom Hearnen, second Robert
p. Snyder, jr.. third. No time taken
Half-mile run GA. A. U.)--Won by Tom
Lockhart: Michael Schwartz, second /;
12-lb. shot put "a. A. U.)-Won by J..
Steer; J. Taggart. second; Joseph Arneth,
third. Winning put. AZ feet inches
Hafmie run untersettlement)--W
by Charles Kabelitz; Michael Schwartz,
second; Joseph A. Cass, third. No time
taken.
22o-yard dash (Catholic Athletic League)
Won by George Heard; Frank Mona
mara. second; Tom Hearnen. third. No
time taken.
Half-mile run (Yorkville Athletic League)
Won by Tom Lockhart, F. Mallon, sec
ond: Tom Hearnen, third. No time taken.
6O-yard dash (parochial schools)-Won
by William Ryan James Galley. second ;
a. DeMayo. third. No time taken.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
WEST 60TH STREET PARK

4oyard dash-Won by H Owens; M.
Melito, second; J. Bradley, third. Time,
seconds.
- Potato race-won by J. DePace; w. De
Pace, second; ]. Consalvo. third. No time
taken.
,Running broad jump-won by J. Had
ick, l6 feet inches; l.. Stryker, Ia feet.
inches, second; NJ. Mcbride, 1s feet, 10
inches third
o-yard dash-Won by s. Chadabe; w.
Griech, second; S. Santiago. third. Time,
45 seconds.
one-lap run-won by H. Mcbride; S.
Chadabe. second; r. Hornick. third. Time,
81 seconds.
S-spound shot put-won by W. Taylor,
inch inches seeond r. strHher 42 feet
inches, third.
:, 1o0-yard dash-Won by R. Jewell: A..
Mepzon, \ l. second; F. Gallagher. third. Time,
22o-yard dash-won by F. GALLAGHER
T.; y; L. Bergstein, second; J. Warren, third
Time, % seconds
Running high jump-won by J. Hadick,
Sv feet. ,Tt inches: r: Jewell. feet, second
w. Taylor, feet, inches, third
One-mle run-Won by II. Murray; ].
ADAMS, second; G. Tuckey, third. Time,