davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
z WOJNY.

Kapral Wladyslaw Zbylicki,
syn. Jana Zbylickiego zmieszka}e.
go pod mr.. $40 wsch. 2ga I'll. pow
r6cil w tych dniach z Francyi
gdzie spedzi} Is miesiecy. Zapisa]
sic do armii w kwietniu roku 1917
Pc spedzeniu czterech miesiecy W
Fort Adams, R. I pojechaf do
Francyi. Teraz Jan Zbylicki jesz-
cze oczekuje powrotu z Wojny
dw6ch syn6w. Hieronima, kt6ry
jest PREY marynarce a znajduje
sic W Hiszpanii i Antoniego kt6ry
Jest " obozie GIMP Sherman, Ohio,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
IJMARIuI.

Panstwo Andrze Paulina Je-
zewscy, 528 wsch. sta I'd: .otrzyna
Ii telegraficzne zawiadomienie. z
Yankton S. Oak. o smierci ich sy-
ma Alojzego, -kt6ry umarl W pre-
SLY wtorek. Ma pogrzeb, kt6ry
sic odbyl W piatek pojechaIa pa
nj Jezewska i jej c6rka Adelaide.
- -O--O-
PAM Elzbieta Stoltman otrzy--
mafa w sobote telegram z Little
Falls, MINI il jej MAJ p. Bernard
Stoltman znajduje sic W szpitalu
sw. Gabryela niebezpiecznie cho--
|ry i prosi o natychmiastowe PREY
bycie. PAM Stoltman pojechala w
niedziele o czwartej rano.
Wieczorem o .6stej godz. tele--
grafowala ze' MAJ jej niezyje.
Zwioki przywieziono. do Winony
w poniedziafek. Pogrzeb odbedzie
sic prawdopodobnie W czwartek.
Wieczny odpoczynek race mu
dac Panic a swiatlosc wiekuista
niechaj mu Swicci ia wieki wiecz
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
ZAWIEJA SNIEzNA w WI
NOME

Przez dwadziescia cztery godzi.
ny szalala W Winonie i okolicy
w ca}cj pohudniowej Minesocie O.
kropna zawieja sniezna, a sniegu
spad1o cd Z cali a %miejscami sto.
pc i pol wysoko. Temperature OBJ
nizyla sic do 8 stopni ponizcj zera
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
ABANDONMENT

Zawiadamia sic Tow. M}odzien-
COW sw. J6zefa re bedzie mia}o
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie W po--
1aczeniu re zwyczajnem W srode
.5go marca, wieczorem. q
Slavic sic maja wszyscys pod
kara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

Naczalnik policyjny w. C. Nor
ton urzadzi1 t%ygodniowa szko1e
ola. policyant6w, w kt6rej adwo-
kaci udzielac beda instrukcyi o
aresztowaniach i prowadzeniu
spraw w Saddle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

The Bodsford Lumber Co w Wi
nonie przeiela ma wlasnosc try
dodatkowe lumberyardy " Waba
sha, kellogg, i Thielma. Wszystkie
te pity dozorowane by}y przez
New Wabasha Lumber Co. W Wa
basha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

Zawiadomicnie ~wydane zosta}o
W ty1n tygodniu ze W warsztatach
Northwestern pracowac beda "a
trudnieni tam robtnicy Pc osiem
godzin dziennie i pc piec. .dni W
tygodniu. Odnosi sic to do oko}o
pieciu set ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
.WlARRlUJssr WWterek, dina Ago Marca, 1919.

#s*sSs##v ~ - I'M s1a ~
EPIEK.NT,Y PROGRAM 3
TEX PANIsCECYIsH GA
PIEWsKIEJ.
Studentki cry ma fortepianie j
ia skrzypcachi panstWa Czapiews.
kich, 622 wsch. 4.ul. okaza1y do
w6d tego czego sic nauczyly.w os-
tatnim roku.
Ma koncert zgromadzili sic ro-
dice pupilek j wiele przyjaci6}
pan1stWa C~zapieWskich j Wszyscy
podziwiali i oklaskiWali gre stu.
dentek. PAM Cecylia Czapiewska
otrzymaIa teraz licensye pc PREF
seiu stanowego egzaminu W kole.
GUM sw. Teresy, " kt6rem byla
przez ostatni rok studentka,
Nastepujace studentki pobiera-
is lekcye drugi rok.
y Cecylia Stanislawska
Getruda Masyga.
Serafina StanislaWska
Edwma KukoWska
Ma4gorzata Miller
Estera Rybarczyk
J66zefina Kukowska
Stanis1aw C~zapieWski,
Irena Czapiewska
Henrietta Cysewska
Leona Kukowska
Peregrina Michalowska
MA SKRZYPCACH.
Klaudia .Kukowska
Gracya Woods.
Program byl nastepujacy:
America ~. J6zefina Kukowska
Polski hymn narodowy. :. Stani-
shaw Czapiewski
Marsz wojskowy... ..Steabog a
Cecylia Stanisfawska
Dzwony wieczorne ..Kregman a
u Stefania Stanis1awska
Wild Rider $3.50: ..Schuman a
Scrubbing Song Goldman a
Walcc ...... b. Wagher'a
Edwina- Kukowska
Our Heroes $500. .... Sparrow
Margareta Miller
Giant Swing 49,. ..:...BroWn a
In a Hurry 49,. ....S treaborg a
Estera Rybarczyk
Robbins Lullaby -. .Krogman''a
ma skrzypcach Klau. Kukowska.
Fly Away Waltz -: Root
Sonatine Allegro OPP 1913 Market
stanis}aw Czapiewski
Long Long Ago .op SO Burgmuller
Two Honey Bees -: .krogman'a
J6zefina kukowska.
yellow Jonquils 49,, .Johanning
Ircna Czapiewska
ar 80 . Gl,,ok
ma skrzypcach Gracya Woods
Simple Aveu ...... .Thonse
Henrietta Cysewska
Hymn Cyleste -. $50, TrimI
Daisy Revcric 49,. .Fiedhouse
.Leona KukoWska.
ALA -Pollaca -. $3.50. kuhlan
| Minuet in G ...,... Paderewski
Peregrina Micha}owska.
Marseillaise .:........ .Rlgout
Peregrina Michafowska iLeona
KukoWska.
Star Spangled Banner skrzyp-
ce, Klaudya Kukowska, Gracya
Woods, ma dw6ch fortepianach
Henrietta Cysewska, Irena. Ca
! plewska.
go - ~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

Specyalne posiedzenie Ligi Po-
stepowej (0nward League) odbe-
die sic W poniedzialek 3go mar
ca o pol 6smej. Wszystkie cz}cn-
kline n~alczace do Ligi So wez-
wanc ably sic stawily.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
WlADoMOSCl OSOBISTE.

Parma Franciszka Breza wye
z wizyta do swej siostry "
Minneapolis.
-O--O- IS
Teodor Lpinsh z Camp Grant,
kt66ry til przyby} ma pogrzeb swe-
go. ojczyna S. p. Wincentego Bin
czyka. >odjechal " poniedziafek ma
powr6t do swej kompanii.
J6zef. Hamersh, kt6ry niedaw-
no zwolniony zostal Z obozu i wy
jecha1 W goscine do krewnych w
Pine :Creeku, z powodu wielkich
gasp snieznych ME moae powrocit
do domu, bonnie podobiehstwem
jest wrpost jechac furmanka a do
.pociagu W Dodge, osiem mil drogi
ME p%odobnem jest przebye pieszo
przez okpne$ zapasy sniezne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

Nowy bill podatku ma: dochod
skarbu dotyczy tabacznik6w: Ma
}ozony zosta} podatek cd So do So:
ma tysiac ma cygary, a podatck ma
tabake podniesiony zosta} Z 13c do
18c ma funcie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
ICeny targ0We{}


WINONA.
WToREK, AGO MARCIA, 1919
Raportowane przez Bay State
Milling Go.
Przenica Nc l wiosenna IA
Prznica Mr.. 2 wiosenna I'll
Przenica Mr.. 8 wiosenna 2.07
Mr.. l. Czerwona przenica wio--
SIENNA 200
Mr.. 2 Czerwone przenica wio-
SIENNA 2.06
Mr.. 8 Czerwona przenica wio-
SIENNA 200
Mr.. 1 Twarda zimowa przeni-
lea 2.13
Mr.. 2 Twarda zimowa przeni-
lea 2.1O
Mr.. 8 Twarda zimowa przeni-
lea 2.O6
Mr.. l Czerwona zimowa pre-
mica oil
Mr.. 9 Czerwona zimowa przeni
Ca 2.08 ,
Nr..3 Czerwona zimowa przcni-
lea 2.04
Mr.. 2 zyto lis
Mr.. 3zyto 1.13.
Raportowane przez E. Miller
Maka-
Przenna maka W Is becz, papie
rowych workach jenen pc $1.48
Przenne srot 10 fnt %papierowe
work. po 81
Przenica S funt papierowe wor-
XII jeden 34c
Ekonomiczny Cereal S fnt pa
pierowe work. pc 34c
Proste zyto 10 fnt papierowe
work. kazdy 48c
Bfala kornowa mqka 10 fnt pa
-pierowe work., pc Sic.
Biala kornowa kasza 10 fnt pa
pierowe work. po soc
lolita kornowa kasza 10 fnt wo
Xxi pc 49c
Czysta bukwita 10 fnt papiero-
we work. pc 73c
Samo~podnoszaca~ bukwita. 4
fnt papierowe work. pc 30c
Pasza-
Przenny Bran W 100 fnt wor--
kach, tona pc $500
Przenny Middlings tona 400
zytni middlings tona $500
Przenny middlings W. 100 fnt.
workach tona pc 5000
Reddog 100 fin work. tona 61.00
Ceny hurtowne.
! Maslo 50-55
Ser 1915
Mod $3.50
Jaja tuzin 33
Siano Tymotka 100000
Siano dixie 12.00-14.00.
Kartfle Mode 1870
Fasola (Beans) 400
OWES As
Kukurydza swieza LOS
Raportowane przez Winona NAL
ting Go.
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 3 ex SO.
Jeczmien Swiezy-Nr. 3 70
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 4 78
Jeczmien Swiezy M. 5 ~
zYWY OWA
Raportowane przez Inter State
Packing Co.
SWINE.
cd ITO do 200 funtoW 1925
cd 225 do 800 funtow 1850
Prosiaki 10.O0-14.00
Tuczne 13.0O-15.OO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
.~FOToGRAFIE GRoBoW POLE
GkYCH~ zOKNIERZY.

Il Amerylkanski CzerWoony krzyz
#przygotoWa1 p1any GpirzedseIaniaa
4fotografM celu dowiedzenia TOT
ssmoscii grob6w merykEhdskiieh zol--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
ROzPORzADzENIE Ma POST
" rOku 1919.

R%0zP0RzADiz.E|NlE Ma POST
W rOku 1919.
Rozporzadzenie niniejsze obo--.
wiazuje pod kara grzechu ciezkie-
go wszystkich Wiernych, kt6rzy
ola waznych j siusznych powo-
dow. ME So Cd tego zWolnieni.
Wielki Post rozpoczyna sic W
tym roku W srode popielcowa,
dnia SGD marca, konczy sic zaS W
poiudnie W Wielka Sobote dnia
1890 kwietnia.
w kosciele kato1ickim Ola u
martwiania ciala podWojne Jest
przykazanie: = a~bstynencyi i=po-
stu.
Przykazanie <abstynencyi zaka-
zuje uzywania miesa j miesnych
potraw = rosoM i sosu; poz-
wala zas uzyyact jaj i mleka j
wszelkich wyrob6w z mleka lub
jaj, i smalcu Tub innego =1uszczu
W przyprawianiu potraw Kie-
dykolwiek wolno. jesse mieso, vel
no takze jesc razem .ryby.
go -r- r." 49, - :.
Przykazanie postu nakazuje ma
jesse sic tylko raz ma dzien okolo
po}udnia do sytosci, z rama zas i
wieczorem pozwala zjese Geese
zwyk1ego sniadania wzglednie
wieczerzy. Gdzie jest zwyczajem
mice gl6wne pozywienie wieczo--
rem, pozwala zjesc tylko Geese
zwyk1ego pozywienia, z rama i W
pofudnie, a najesc sic do sytosci
wicczorem.
Przykazanie abstynencyi obo--
wiazuje W kazdy piatek calego 70
ku. Przykazanie postu obowiazu-
je we wszystkie dni Wielkiego Pc
stu z wyjatkiem niedziel i .6wiat
nakazanych: Przykazania abysty-
nencyi i postu wsp6lnie obowiazu-
ia w 5rode popielcowa, we
wszystkie srody j piatki Wielkie-
go Postu, " suchedni i wigilie:
Bozego Narodzenia, Zielonych
lSwiatek, Wniebowziecia Najsw.
Nary Fanny i sWszystkich Swie-
tych.
w niedziele i swieta nakazane
niema postu ami ~abstyncncyi.
Przykazanie abstynencyi ~obo-
wiazuje wszystkich wiernych, kt6
rzy skonczyli Tiny rok zycia;
przykazanie postu wszystkich ,kt6
rzy skonczyli rok zycia 21szy a
ME wstapili ~jeszcze w rok zycia
swego 6oty.
Cd abstynencyi zwolnieni SO,
opr6cz dzieci do lego roku zycia,
chorzy i ubodzy, kt6rych ME stae
ia postne potrawy. I
Cd postu zwolnicni So opr6cz
m}odziezy j starc6w: chorzy i po-
wracajacy do zdrowia, niewiasty
w stanie bfogoslawionym kar--
MACE %niemowleta,. ciezko pracu-
:ncy i ubodzy, kt6rzy z ja}muzny
fsie utrzymuja.
Moca szczeg6lnego przywilcju
Ola Ameryki robotnicy, pracuja--
Icy ciezko ma zyeie, zwolnieni So
od wszelkiego postu, miesa zas u
zywac i'm ME wolno tylko W plat
XII ca}ego roku i W srode popiel--
cowa. Rodziny ich takze wolne So
cd a%bstynencyi lecz ME cd postu.
Kto ME jest pewny, czy VOL
nym jest cd postu lub abstynencyi
powinien zapytac sic swego spo--
wiednika. =
Wszyscy W czasie Wielkiego Pc
Stu powinni sic umartwiac i ucze-
szczac IA odpowiednie tel pore
nabozenstwa.
Spowiedz i komunia wlelkanoc-
IA ropoczna sic W tym roku W
czwarta niedziele Postu, a skon-
cza sic W niedziele Trolley sw.
-Biskupom przysfuguje prawo
ola waznych przyczyn pozWolic
ma msze slubna w~czasie zakaza--
nym, to jest w Adwencie lub W
fWielkim Poscie, lecz TAXA msza
sw.. musi sic odbyc: bez wszelkiej
zewnetrznej okazalosci.
podp, KS. P. R. HEBRON.
Biskup Winonski.
Winona, dnia "a lutego 1919
merry poleg1ych we Francyi., Fo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

w przyszaa srode przypada po-
pielec i rozpoczyna sic ezterdzie--
sto dniowy post.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Zakopa1 pieniadze W piwnicy, pa
bill zone i musia4 sic stawi6 do.

" Wincenty Zakrzewski, GIG wsch
King I'll. zaraz ma poczatku wojny
:wyciagnat swe ~pieniadzc z banku
w sumie- $685. $3.50 w, bondach
wolnosci i zakopa4 W piwnicy, DO
mysla1 sobie ze tam beda bezpiecz
niejsze anizeli W banku. Teraz Ia
krzewski posprzecza} sic z iona i
pobi} ia z powodu re wyciagna}
eos re schowanych W dziurze pie
niedzy. W obecnosci policyant6w,
kt6rzy wyciaggneli 60 z piwnicy
Zakrzewski uderzyl zone W twarz
a "a zak16cenie>- spokoju musial
z}ozyc bond ma $50 ma przeciag
czasu szesciu miesiecy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
MA SPRZEDAz.

Ia umiarkowana cene, dom, c
s7esciu stancyach, ca}y. lot. zgfo.
sic sic pod mr.. 172 Mankato. ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
.E;PlDE,MllA W ROSY'I.

Warszawa, 1 marca. - powo-
du epidemii i r66znych chor6b gra
cujacych W Moskwie i W innych
wiekszych miastach Rosy, teatry
i opery beda prawdopodobnie
zamkniete. Me wyjdzie to ma do
bre bolszewikiem, kt6rzy Cd tych
czynnikow, q zwlaszcza cd kobiet
otrzymywali wiele poparcia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

Wial. ks. Jan Misiak pc kilko
dniowej goscinie> " Milwaukee,
powr6cil PREY koncu przesz}ego ty
godnia do Winony. - ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
KURNIK SEE sPALm.

Strategy wezwani byli W pia--
tex do ognia, do rezydencyi Jana
Peuowskiego, 216 High Forest I'll.
Ogien powsta1: W kurniku pc "a
domemsistraz pozarna predko go
u}gtasi1a. Straty zadnej ME bylo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
WiadOmOSci
MlEJSC0WE.
-.

w niedHele oehrzcono W kos
ciele sw. Stanis1awa T.:
Rozalie, corke Franciszka i Ma
,ryanny z kegowskich- Wojcie~-
@chowskich.
>Anastazye; c6rke Franciszka
Amy z Bloch6w - Styb6w.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Another Shift i'm
Colunlbia's Grew
Made by Coach

Postponing their practice until late
IN the afternoon because of the stiff
southeast breeze, the Columbia oars
men had long workout in the rain
yesterday. 4. J. Giannini, advisory
coach, was on hand and during the wait
for the wind to % down gave the
varsity squad few pointers on form.
He emphasized the correct entrance Of
the oar in the water and advised a
slow-up in the stroke to correct errors
Jack Lott, who has been strokinp the
varsity for the last two weeks. has
cen appointed acting captain. "Hobby,
Haincs, of the 1916 crew, has been
helping Plaisted in his work for the
last few days.
A second shift in the lineup Of the
first boat was made yesterday when
Neumann was changed from No. 5 to
No. 3, and Hermann put in the first
shell in place of Stockhammer. The
present lineup follows: Lott, stroke;
Saacke, No. = Shactel, No. 6; HYDE.
No. 5; Hermann, No. a Neumann, No.
3; Waldecker, No. 2; Abel, bow, and
Cohen, coXsWain.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Hot Springs Entries

Firat race Nhree -year-olds; ,naidens. six
furlongs)- Dolly. los; Yvctte. ios. We
nasaee, 1906 Mayor Gavin, 10: War Idol.
10: Scrub Indy. 10; Bridosman. 40;
Madrid. 10; Rayonnnnt. ll5.
Second race Ghree year olds and up
ward, one milo and seventy yardsp-Cara-
way. 81 Mary Estelle. os Bessanta. 1o3
Brcklny, l0s. Louis Lissak. i0s Brown
Favorite, 1903 Marcus. Jos THANKSGIVING
liz; Roberts. ia. Yerlak. 1ls Also elig
ible. f. G. Cole l0s.
Third raco Nhrcc -yenr-o o.rs and upward
px furlongs) )~padue, 80, ifumma, 100
Ethel. ios sob A. ia; No Lawn. 100.
Klrstic'e cub, 100: Water War III; Arthur
Middleton. llb Blue Paradise. 1l6.
Fourth race thrce- year-olds and up
ward; one mite and ono-eighth) )--Cain
Spring. 90 Mistress Polly. o8. Omond I0e
HevsJer i05; Grcy Eagle, l0J. kewple
Nell, ITO.
Finh race Nhree year .olds and upward
one mile)--sjayonarra, 106; Jack O'Dowd.
1906. w. II. Buckncr. 1f0 folite, III: Eu-
logy. lit Orderly. Ill; Iiondo. ia.
sixth race tclaIminR. three year olda
and upward ono mle and seventy ynrda)
~Barbara Shilling. TOE. Lcta. lo2 Miae
wells. io3. Dckcrv Dnr". i07 Misn
Kruter. 90; tuclus, 90; Flash Of stocl. 20
Nincty simplex. ios; l.l,'ic String. tos
TITO, ll3. Hhymer ia: Ellison, lra Also
eligible: A@tec, ll2, Foxy Gfiff. los
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
tough Water Stops
ale's Oalsanen i'm
Last Practice

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April lin
Yale's final rowing practice of the sea.
son on New Haven Harbor Coach
Mather Abbott was prevented from
ordering a time row of the first and
second varsity crews by rough water.
lie was forced to switch the eighth
into the shelter Mill River conrse of
barely quarter mile. Here thcv
tried only two brushes of a minute
each.
Hord. of the second crew, had been
removed because of some faculty dis
qualification and Leslie Moulton. of
the third boat, to day succeeded him
at n. 3. He is the eighth oarsman to
be lost for the Yale crew this sonson w
through illness or scholarship tech
nicality.
Dr.. Abbott said tonight in spsakinc
Of Yale's preparation for the Pennsvl
vanla races on the Housatonic next
week Saturday: Since the rough
water and rainy weather of ten days
ago began the crews have slumped per
ceptlbly, but | hope for Improvement
when we get to the smoother waters
OF the Housatonic"
TX Captain Cord Meyer, one of Yalc's
greatest stroke oars, who witnessed
to days practice. said. "The VARSITY
eight has plenty of ginger and some
excellent possibilities but the port
oars are not we'll together"
meyer recently returned so America
after more than a year in aviation in
France.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Organized Ball
NotResponsible
For Fed Faults
r,.,;ce Stafford So Advises
the Jury in the Suit for
100000 Damages

WASHINGTON, April 11.-The Baltl-
u.o,e Federal League clubs SUIT Tor
sooo 400 damages under the Sherman
.,;'trus. law against organized base
,,u was ready for the jury late to-day
ss,sr arguments of attorneys and IN
s,,,ctions by Associate Justice o'a1-
tord of the District Of Columbia Su-
premc Court. csxd
advised the jury, cannot be held re-
snonsible for Federal League misman-
aromsn. or lack of players skill, and
s. dsciered that unless by prepon-
Serance of evidence the jury shouid
end that the difficulties of the federal
Ynoe,,,e ,'no and it's clubs were due solely
~ octs of the defendants, the jury
sbomId ind for the Gefence. In con-
.imS;ne, his instructions, however, JUS
.rbe acts of the defendants. alleged
.,d nroved by way of maintaining the
svstem of organized baseball, consul
tnted in law an attempt to monopollZe
the business of competitive baseoail
exhibitions for profit and as an lnsep-
arable part thereof, to monopoilzc com
merce between the states, and were
dong in violation of the ANTITRUST laws.
If such acts injured the plalntlt In ITS
business or property, however, the
nlaintiff is entitled to compensation"
The Jury also was instructed that 1t
mnst take all facts and conditions in
competitive baseball into consideration
IN reaching its verdict. including knowl
edge bv Baltimore club officials of or
gonized baseball's methods when it
entered the competitive field.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Gossip of the Golfers

Despite the fact that the commodious
clubhouse of the Scarsdale Golf and
country Club was DESTROYED bv FIRE
early tuesday morning, the golf course
and summer green's will be opened for
th members to-day according to sched
ule: 1t is wideawake club, and il is
loslns no time in providing for the
comfort Of the members.
IN 1act, two story frame BUILDING.
oo 1eet long and 32 feet wide, is now
under construction on the hill near the
runs OF the old clubhouse, and ac-
cordlng to the plans it is to be COM
pleted by April 10. The only things
that were saved from the fire were a
few clubs in Jack Dowling's workshop.
Al Williams, who received so much
credit for the construction work on the
Woodway Country Club course. which
was designed by Willie Park, the ia
nous British professional, is now law
ing out a nine-hole course at Maple
wood, n. j., for the Field Club of that
place. The work is progressing finely
ana he hopes to have the links in
playable condition by the middle Of
July.
William Comedian, who has been en-
gagged TO look after the green's of the
'u"h'hguale country Club this season.
Is OF the opinion that all the cuppy
lies, which were a heart scald 70 the
members last year, will be eridicated
before the close of the coming season.
The rocks in the fair green's, which
became prominent last season, will be
blasted out next fall
strong bid is to be made by the
Columbia Country Club, of Washing
ton, for the national amateur golf cham
pionshp of 1920. DR.. Walter s. Harlan,
first vice president of the United States
Golf socation and chairman of the
green committee Of the club. has sc.
cured authorization from the board
of governors of the club TO spend a
substantial sum of money in rounding
the course into such condition bv
this fall that the tournament committee
Of the United States Golf Association
cannot we'll overlook the clams of his
club to the championship.
Not only does Columbia want the
event. but plans formulated within the
past two weeks which. II Is understood.
have met with the approval Of the u.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
PizaochLe Gusts Baseball
In Camp Of the Xankees
Sears to Lead Cruise
Of the Eastern Y. G..

Commodore Herbert N. Sears, of the
Eastern Yacht Club, has announced
that the annual cruise OF the club will
be held this year and he will lead the
fleet in his flagship. Constellation.
lhe fleet, as usual. will cruise to the
eastward from Marblehead. starting
with short run to Gloucester on the
afternoon of Saturday. July 5. and end
ing at Bar Harbor on Saturday, July II.
Various places along the Maine coast
wall be visited and racing runs from
port to port Will be arranged for the
racing yachts. While not many of the
larger steam and power yachts may be
IN commission, it is evident that a
great many sailing yachts will be out
after their enforced layup for the last
two years. The Eastern fleet on its
cruise is usually composed mostly of
sailing yachts, so the prospects for a
good cruise are bright The annual re-
gatta of the club will be held off Mar
blehead on Friday, July d.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Hamho'ney zE7nncNafkc

One Of the great champions Of for
mer days, William M. Johnston, of
California, the David with the Goliath
iorehand drive and the er-bril-
liant overland voley from inside the
service court lines, is the first Of the
former titlc-holdcrs to return to this
country. Although he would not saw
whether he expects to take part in the
blg tournaments this coming season,
Johnston probably will be seen in ac-
llon here in the East when the Sea
prlght, Southampton, Longwood and
national singles championship tour
neys are played.
The little Californian has been in
the navy for eighteen months, serving
as junior lieutenant, but he received
his discharge a couple of weeks ago
and is now on his way to the coast.
1t is not likely that Johnston will be
able to resist the lure Of the courts ::
indeed he has no desire to do so. but
he feels that his first duty is to make
satisfactory business arrangements be-
tore taking up his racquet once more.
Reports from France mention "Mai ior
Dean Mathey" as winning his match in
the first round of the grent A. f. F..
tournament "over there" The friends
of the former Princetonian will be
even more pleased to hear Of Mathews
rapid promotion in the army than of
his victory on the courts George
M. Church's former doubles partner
graduated as lieutenant from one of
the training camps about a year ago,
and his rise to majority indicates $
that Mathey has shown those same
qualities of alertness and initiative on
the battlefield that used to distinguish
his work in tennis, and he still is in
his twcnties. Lawn tennis should be
proud of Mathey.
1t will be increasingly interesting,
this season, to see how the older and
the younger players of this country
will compare when the tournament
season on outdoor courts gets under