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Tourney for scribes.

Scribes, not only those belonging 10
the New York Newspaper Golf Club but
every one in the city. are extended the
courtesy OF the Essex County Country
Club course for a one day tournament
on Tuesday. May 10. II golfers make
the 10 80 train from Twenty-third, street
and other Lackawanna ferries. arriving
at Orange at 11:19, they will be met
by conveyances A bestball foursome is
scheduled for the morning, with a prize
for each OF the winning pair. while the
afternoon round will be at the pleasure
OF the players.
Other competitions on the cards for
the newspaper men include the quail
flying round for the May tournament
at Van Cortlandt Park April % (sub-
ject to delay until May in case course
is not open) qualifying round June
tournament. Van Cortlandt Park. June
2: press championship over a course still
to be chosen, June 16 and 20: quail
flying round for July tournament, at
Van Cortlandt Park. June 80: bestball
foursomes and Bastile Handicap. course
to be chosen, July IA; qualifying round,
August tournament, Van Cortlandt Park.
July IS: Dog Day outing, course to be
chosen. August IS; club championship.
Van Cortlandt Park, September q West
chester Handicap. course to be chosen.
September Is: Cooper Cup contest, Van
Cortlandt Park, September 20: non
winners tournament. Van Cortlandt
Park, October 20, and gyrnkhana games
and annual dinner. November II.
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the gold watch dor the club member cap
turing the first founder on their opening
On the second trip. which viii take
place on Sunday, q gold fountain pen VIII
be awarded to the man bringing In inc
A different prize will be given each week
The auxiliary yacht I.ehman,e VIII con
vey the Perryites to Babylon, Long hlano'
Bone Dry.
I have Just found the much scretcneo
and mutilated nrst copy OF an auegeo
poem in the waste basket Of my HUSBAND.
George sheddercrab, in which ribaldry vie,
with hypocrisy In bewailins the approach
1t is needless for me to state what dis;
position 1 hope you will make of this ano
any other emanation from his once oe-
is THE SUNS dear once cat still living
Yours for the s Ssi,fE a sHyES b
Asbury Park. N. j.. April IL.
Ola Demon Rum IL on the bum.
The country's going dry, an
In Just a year from now ana mere
Tho stormy Night" has had ats night.
And IN: .Jos ,aiSn sa nS mors sHni b Seen
To liven up the fun. sir
In days gone by we've HAD . tyy
At "Lemons' sweetly boiled. SIR
Alssl Alack! in Applejack
or Scotch they've never spoiled, sir.
When nshing's slow no more we'll 10
Where spirits raise the deuce. sir.
But swell our heads, It may be said,
With comegys' grape Juice. sir.
Professor Cy EntIf may try
To ind a substitute, sir.
O'Neil, James r., will squeak ana jar
On his who's whoing' flute. sir.
In Rod and Gun" there'll be NO fun
Twixt skip" and Arthur r. sir.
Their muses. lied. their solemn tread
VIII foreign be to glee. sir.
Old Hiram Ball has lost the call
Ills true but strange to tell, sir.
Likewise it's tough and also rough
To switch to milk and seltzer.
GEORGE W. SHEDDERCRAB
of Asbury Park, N. j.,
the home of the striped bass.
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CHICAGO GOLFERS -
HOLD DAYS RECORD
American Mark Set by Lytton
and McCaugey, Who Played
1853 Holes without q Stop.

Recent claim OF Philadelphia golfer
to have broken oil known American
records" by playing 144 holes in one
day yesterday brought a statement from
a statistician in Chicago that the East
ern record had not come up to one made
In that city ten years ago. George II.
Lytton and Andrew McCaugey OF the
Exmoor Country Club, according to the
etatistician. to test their endurance
started play at $3.50 A. NJ. and stopped
at 1850 p. M. making 153 holes--nine
holes more than the Philadelphia player.
According to the same statistician
the worlds championship appears to be
held by II. =. Lumsden. who in June,
1910. played 216 holes over the Aber-
deem golf course in Scotland, starting at
$3.50 A. NJ and finishing at 8 p. NJ. 1t
IL estimated he walked more than forty
miles.
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Changes in Golf Dates.

Changes in dates for two tournaments
have been decided upon by r. s. Worth
ington. secretary Of the Shawnee t,o-n-
try Club. 1t had originally been plannc ::
to hold the annual invitation event for
tho lockwood trophy in July, but this
has been pushed forward to the middle
OF June. the exact dates being Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, June ~. 10
and IL. The other event is the profess
sional affair for the Shawnee Shield,
originally listed for the first week in
August, but the latest decision is to
hold the attraction on Tuesday and
Wednesday July Is and 10.
There will be no clash in dates so far
as the professional meeting Is con-
cerned. although II Immediately pre-
cedes the championship tournaments of
New Jersey and Westchester county to
be held respectively at Deal and Apa-
wants July II to 10. The event for the
lockwood trophy Is not 80 fortunate.
as the days selected were previously
given to the st. Adams Golf Club. In
cidentally Shawnee has decided to cancel
It's women's invitation tournament carded
for June IS to 81, the feeling being that
the women's national championship
scheduled there for the fall Is sufficient.
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PLATT ADVANCES
IN SQUASH TOURNEY
Enters Final Round in Yale
Club Title Play.

Livingston Plat yesterday advanced
into the final round of the annual Class
A squash tennis championship tourna-
ment of the members Of the Yale Club
when he easily defeated Stewart II.
Johnson in a Semi-final round match by
LII, 15-11, 15-10, 15-1o. Plat
will meet William Adams Jr.. In the
final this afternoon.
In the Glass B handicap tournament
Nelson c. Holland and A, G.. BlaisdeI
advanced into the final. Holland beat
j, c. Tomlinson, Jr., l5-S. 1913.
l5--l2, 15--ll, while Blaisdell eliml-
mated L. NJ Blodgett. 15--1l, 15-Il,
lS--17. Both Tomlinson and Blodgett
played from scratch. Holland was al
lowed four aces in each game. while
Blasdell was IN receipt OF two acea
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DICKINSON HIGH DATES.
VIII Play FL baseball Games Thi.
ScnsOu.

Dickinson High School OF New Jersey
will open its baseball season next Fri
day afternoon Mt East Orange, when
II tackles the East Orange High School
nine, The Dickinson lads will play
tweuty-one games this season, the
largest number of games II has ever
scheduled. The schedule as announced
by Manager Pratt follows:
April IS, East Orange o. abroad; 10,
Flushing abroad q. Barrnger (L.)
abroad; &c. Peddis Institute abroad.
May >, Moutclair "a At home; 3. West
Point abroad, :. 81. Benedict at home g.
East orange a., At home; 10. Trenton
at home, lG, Barrnger d. az home; 20.
Lincoln at home, 20. Montclair I.)
abroad: -. Rutgers Reserves abroad; AZ
stevens freshmen AZ home; 2S. open; 80
Peekskill NJ. A. abroad; 81. pending
abroad
JunA ., Batt'n homei T. Newtown home;
Q, Faculty home,
~ New Jersey Tnterscholastic League
games.
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CRESCENTS' BASEBALL DATES.
BROOKLYN Team VIII Open Season
In Brooklyn To-day.

The Crescent Athletic Club Of Brook
lvn will open its baseball season this
afternoon when II meets the Union Col
lcgc nine IN Brooklyn. The New Moon
team Will also play New York Univer-
sity. Manhattan College, Seton Hall and
Fordham The final game Of the sea son
will be played July 4 against tho New
York A. {. team. The schedule follows:
April ls Union College; n Boston; 20. New
York resolving ship.
May g. New York University TO- Seton Tall
College. T.. University Of Vermont: IS Man
haitian COLLEGE; - United States Mani
Academy AT Annapolis 90 Rutgers College
a. Fordham University.
June T. West Point at West Point. II, Now
York Athletic club; n. seventh Regimsnf.
es IPhigh University at south bethlehem. ~
July 4. New York Athletic Club.
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$475, 900, 900 IN KANSAS WHEAT.
Prospects for 215.OOO.0OO Bushels
on the 1O,7bs,OOO Acres sowed.

TOPEKA, Kan. April 1s.-The first
Kansas wheat crop report of the year.
issued to-day by the Secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture, shows that
the condition and acreage of wheat is
the best and largest In, the history of
any State at this time of year.
The report places the acreage at TO-
$4,000 and the condition is estimated
at $3.50. II the ordinary method of
figuring the Yield Is used, the forecast
is that the State will produce more than
215.o0o,00o bushels OF wheat from this
crop.
Under guaranteed prices the value OF
the crop would be $4,000, 900. or nearly
a half billion dollars This would aver
age about 1915 for each person in the
State.
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UNIONS TENNIS DATES.
Upstate ConeRiRns Open Season
with v. v. L.

SCHENECTADY, y. y. April ls.-The
Union College tennis team viii open
their season on May . in New York
city when the local ColleGians Will play
New York University on the Eaters
courts. The following day Rutgers will
be met at New Brunswick. The re-
maInder of the schedule;
NAV 10. Williams at WILLIAMSBURG
May II. Colgate at Schenectady; May
"a. Springfield Y. NJ. G. \. Training
School at Schenectady; May 80, Reas-
selaer Poly at Schenectady.
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sEARBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY co

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting OF the stockho lders of the
seaboard Air Line Railway Company will
be held at the principal office of the Com
pany. North Market Street, in the City
OF Petersburg, Virginia. at twelve o'clock
purpose OF electinE a Board OF Directors
and for the transaction, OF any and all
business that may come before the meet
ing. including considering and voting upon
tho approval and ratification of all con-
tracts acts and proceedings OF the Board
OF Directors and officers since the annual
meeting OF stockholders last held
In accordance with the provisions of the
Bylaws the close OF business on the 18th
day Of April. 1919, has been fixed as the
time for determining the stockholders of
record entitled to vote at this meeting.
ROBT. L. MUTT. Secretary.
Dated April 10, 1919,
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THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY
on the 22nd day Of April, 1919. at 10
o'clock noon, at the once of Melville f.
Ingalls,, President Of the Company. at 81
Cedar Street, in the City Of New York
will open tenders to sell to II on the lowest
terms such, an amount of its fve per cent
second mortsage bonds with the July. 1919.
coupon and subsequent coupons attached
issued under and secured by the deed OF
trust or mortgage dated the second day Of
June, 1909. between Virginia Hot Springs
Company and Henry T. Wlckham and
Henry Taylor. Jr., Trustees, as the sum OF
Twenty thousand dollars Will purchase, said
sum OF Twenty thousand dollars having
been set aside TO be invested in the pur-
chase OF said bonds according to the terms
Of the Sinking Fund provision Of the said
mortgage.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
- April 10Th, 1919.
ELYILLB E. INGALLS,. President
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE
CORPORATION

Take Notice, that the Annual Meeting
Of the Stockholders OF the Pennsylvania
Coal and Coke Corporation will be held
at the principal office of said corporation
on the 18th moor Of the Land Title Build
ing. In the City OF Philadelphia, Peunsyl-
vania, on the 9TH day OF May 1919 at
two thirty o'clock in the afternoon. for the
purpose of electing a Board OF Nine Direc-
tors to serve for one year. and for the
transaction Of any and all other business
that may come before said meeting.
Dated. April 8, 1919.
ALBERT G. EDWARDS. Secretary,
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGA
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Richmond Virginia, February 81, 1919
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that IN.
annual meeting of the stockholders of THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held. as provided In the
bylaws. at the general ONCE of the Com
pany In the City of Richmond Virginia, on
Tuesday, April 20. 1919. at IL o. clock A. II.
for the following purposes:
(a) for the election OF Directors;
(b) to consider any and all action there.
tofore taken or authorized by the Board Of
Directors or by the Executive COMMITTEES
of the Company which may be submitted
to the meeting; and
(c) TO transact such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting
The stock transfer books will Gloss at
the once of the Company. No. II Broad
way. New York City on Friday. March Is
1919, at 3 o'clock r. NJ. and will reopen on
n N.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
A TRENNETT. SncratArx
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AMONG TENNIS PLAYERS.

An open doubles tournament will he
held at the University Heights Tennis
Club this afternoon. William r. TIL
den I'd and Vincent Richards and lchiya
Kumagae and Harold Taylor are among
the entrants. The draw will be held
open until noon.
Next Saturday afternoon n singles
competition will be started on the
Kingston tennis courts St Johns place
and Kingston avenue, in Brooklyn. The
event is open to all and entries will
close on Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
Honner's Fine Golf.

George Hoffner OF the Bala Golf Club
recently made the best score he has been
able 10 get on his homo course since he
has been playing there. He got a ~.
and in the last twelve rounds he had an
average OF 70, all OF which indicates
that he will be there" in the tourna-
ments this season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19

There's a golfer in Philadelphia who
believes the fraternity Is all wrong in Sc
lection of clubs. Mike Costa is the Boil
shevikily inclined individual. for lie an
nounced at Aronimink recently that he
uses n brassle as a midiron. mldlron
as a mashie and a putter as an APP
preaching cleek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
Licenses for Many Exporters.

WASHINGTON, April Is.-Importers
and exporters who heretofore have been
denied licenses for proposed shipments
were notified by the War Trade Board
that the many relaxations of restrictions
since the armistice now made 1t possible
to grant many applications rejected in
the past
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
GIRL SETS RECORD.
Miss Thompson Betters 100 Yard
Breast stroke Mark,

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. April 1S-Hslsn
Thompson, swimming under the colors of
the Milwaukee A. c., tonight estAb-
lished n new record OF :32 is for
women In the 100 yard breast stroke
event OF n card of mixed championships
under the auspices OF the Central Asso-
citation A. A. L.
The former record was 80.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AKRON. Ohio, April is, 1919.
THE n. r. GOODRICH COMPANY

At n meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of this Company. held this day. a quar-
terly dividend of one per cont on the Com
mon Stock Of this Company was declared,
payable August Is. 1913. TO holders OF rec
ord at the close of business August 8, 1919.
F. C. VAN CLEEF, Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
OFFICE OF THE
CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY,
baltimore, Md.


The hoard Of Directors has declared a
quarterly dividend OF One and Half Doll
lars Sl.50) per share on Its capital stock,
payable April 30th. 1919. to the stockhold-
crs Of record at the close OF business April
24th 1919 The transfer books VIII remain
open. Diyid.ad checks will be mailed,
r. X. STUART. Assistant Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19

According TO reports from the Everett
Country and Golf Club, near Seattle
many young people, especially girls. are
taking up the game The professional
phil Jefferson, says he has no less than
a dozen girls between the ages Of II and
16 years of age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at tho Custom
House yesterday were s27s.7e5.l1. of
which sss.242.91 was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S1s0.552.2o for recent importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19

sPORTSMAN'S OPPORTUNITY.
Fishing camp. 3 room cottage, large
screen porch. with large garage. running
water on 50xT5 waterfront plot, with or
without boat rs miles on South shore; ten
minutes walk to railroad. Price ", 500
Address ADVERTISER, 1929 Bedford ave.
Rrooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

Owing TO Good Friday yesterday the
New York Stock Exchange was closed.
For the convenience of readers Thurs
days closing bid and asked prices are
reprinted:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetio swvsy-
Standard Time.
Sun nsss......s :13 AN Sun sets. - y N
Moon Rises. IL 80 p N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL :o3 A NJ Gov. Island. IL IL A N
He'll Gate.....l IL 80 A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IS IL A NJ Gov. I6and. ~ A N
Hell Gate......7 :33 A N
ARRIvALS-FRIDAY. APRIL II.
Hospital ship Mercy, st. Nasairs, April ..
IS Dante Alighiere. Gibraltar. Aprl 8.
Ss Otsego, Bordeaux, !, April 8.
S. Hurona, Newcastle, April l.
Sc Bombay Maru. Gibraltar. March ..
IS Tofuku Maru, London, April 8.
IS Grelarlie, Marseilles, March ..
SIS Dayton, Rotterdam, March 90.
SIS Olaf. Antilla. April II.
Sc lie ouesnoy. Halifax. April Is
SIS Munwood, Porto Padie- April Is.
SIS Espatts, Kingston. April L.
IS Ozauin, Macons. April o.
SIS FL Alba, Galveston, April Is.
SIS Angel B. Perez, Wilmington, n. C.. April
a.
Sc Triton. Philadelphia. April II.
SIS Frederic II. Kellogg, Claymont. Del, April
Sc Nacoochee. Norfolk, April IT.
Sc Ruth, Norfolk, April II.
Bark Dmcrag, Accra, Feb. L.
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sAI1iEp FOR NEW YORK.

Sc Aquitsnia, from Liverpool.
SIS Eburna, from Middlesbro.
SIS West CarnifaI, from Plymouth.
SIS Lake Maurepas. from Santos.
IS Amsteldyk. from Rotterdam.
Ss Brazos, from San Juan.
Sc Lake Ogden, from Cristobal.
SIS Lampasas. from Key Weet.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK.

SIS Cedric. at Liverpool.
SIS Orduna. at Liverpool.
SIS Trevanion, at Falmouth.
SIS Ssndefjord, for Antwerp, OF Dunreness.
IS Tina. at st. Helens Bay.
So Coamo, at San Juan.
IS Ell Mar, at Port Eads.
IS Ell Almirante, at Galveston.
S. Ell Sud, at Galveston
IS Alamo, 1t Galveston.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

ANGLERS WEEK END
u s:S$S #;Ss r1ss. ,tSs ass S;' eiysS. Tss
AP ibs s ii9 SS iss 1859 1859 .a aS
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
n,,. M H..


Due To-day.
Sc Adelheid. Gibraltar. March t.
IS Gallia, Antwerp. March ?s
SIS otta. Barry, March %.
So Western Wave, Gibraltar. March -.
IA oceano Gibraltar. March ..
ia BratlAnd, Christianssnd. March =.
:: CHR CHR " s selTs sa,sStaRsI Ann,
So Western Belle. Gibraltar, April a
SIS Walter A. Luckenbach, St. Naraire.
April Q.
s. MessinS, S Gardirr' April !.
IS Caracas. Curacao. April ..
Cruiser Seattle, Brest, April O.
So Zeppelin. Brest, April ..
SIS West Durfee, st. Nazaire, April I.
IS Caller Cardiff. April s.
SIS Advance Cristobai April H.
SIS Won Steuben. Brest, April IL
SIS Arspahoe, jacksonville. April 10.
Due Tomorrow.
Sc Mobile, Brest, April 10
SIS Great Northern, Brest. April II.
SIS yirginian. St. NaEaire.. April s.
SIS Carmania Liverpool April 10.
SIS Pacific Transport, Gibraltar, April 9.
SIS Harrisburg, Brest April IL,
s. silver Shell. La Palllee, April e.
Sc Flint, Bordeaux. April s.
SIS Arna, Antwerp. April s.
IS Oskaws, Nantes. April l.
SIS Auburn, Swansea, April 9.
SIS Evelyn. Farney. April 6.
Due Monday.
SIS TuscarOra, London. April 6.
SIS Haizones. Lisbon, April 8.
SIS Bellingham, Havre, April 8.
SIS oiief Maersk. Antwerp, April g.
SIS stAnja, Liverpool, April g.
IS Ell Captain, Galveston, April H.
Due Tuesday.
S. puoa d'AbruIzi. Marseilles, .Aprt s.
SIS Graf Waldersee, Brest, April I.
SIS Santa Paula, st. NaEaire, April g.
SIS VennOma. London, April 8.
SIS Santa Teresa, Brest, April Il
SIS Manhattan. London, April 9.
SIS NsntAsket, Plymouth. April Q.
SIS Panaman, Brest April TO-
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS
Great Britain and Ireland-Close at u A. NJ.
April 49, SIS, Plaits6urs,
Itsiy-CiOse at 80 A. NJ. April q. ss.
Canopic.
Gibraltsr-ciose at II 30 A. NJ April "A, S..
Canopic.
PortugaI-close at A. NJ. April 2, IS.
Greece-close at A. N. April TO- S. TOT.
lard.
lcelsnd-ciose at II A. NJ. May 1. sH Gull.
Azores Islsnds-Close at II 30 A. NJ April
%. SIS. CanOpic.
Germany. Austria Hungary. Norway Sweden,
Denmark and Observation-Disclosures suspended.
TRANsPACIF1c MAILS.
Connecting mails close at G. p. O. and City
Hall station at $3.50 p NJ. daily.
Philippine Islands via Seattle) April 10.
SIS. Africa Maru.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Yea.
land and specially addressed mail for Aus.
traliA (via San Francisco April 90 SIS Moana
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and AustI ALA
Wia vancouver and Victoria, b. c. My 3,
SIS. Niagara
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Vie
torla, b. c. April 20. Sc. Empress OF Asa
Hawaii and Guam-This mail is forwarded
10 the Pacific coast daily for despatch 10
ii Inv hQ nit
i'sn CuIra, China. siam. Cochiz China
ind Netherlands East Indies-This mall Is
forwarded to the Pacific coast daily for des-
patch to destination " ths beft opportunity.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham & Strauss, Fulton 1t. Tackle only
Conzen. A., $50 Grand ~. Tel. sOl5 Stsgg
Doerng 4 Co, ts2 Liberty Ry,, nr. schenck.
Kingston, 1899 Fulton st. Tel. Tide Rocks
Loeser Frederick & Co, Fulton ct Tarkie only.
Mnrsters. ] +, 81 court 81 Tel 2l95 Main.
Michaelson. r. H RIA Bedford av Tackle onlv
Michaelson. n l.. slt Broadway: Tackle only.
Schasf lq5 Flathush nv. Tel 23lq Sterling
Schebler r, PSI wyckoff Az. Tel. 1857 Evergreen
Slntc, sac Flushing nv, Tel 4sls Stag.
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.
Dipnard 6o Bank St. Newark, 1888 Mkt. RAFT
Lining, Is Ferry ST., Newark. Bait. Tel 1855 Mkt.
Specht. H.. 1881 Montgomery st., Jersey Cip.
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ROD AND GUN.

Perryites Offer Prizes on Each Trip.
Capt. Kringel OF the Perry Fishing Clut
states that Sol Iefert was the winner OF
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-03-07

Give us your next order for sale
bils. Prompt service and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-03-07

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the postofice at Medina, for the week
ending March 8, are for Mrs. Kate
Claxton, Peter Howell, Hugh Pfantz
and st. Mary's Oil Co.
&C. R. Clement successfully under
went an operation for obstruction OF
the bowels at Elyria hospital on Mon
day, and is reported as convalescing.
The county commissioners made
an appropriation this week of $500
toward the salary of the county agri-
cultural agent and the maintenance OF
the office.
John Young, a brother of Mrs.
Addie Burt of Medina, died Tuesday
at his home in Granger, aged 70
years, 2 months and 26 days, Fun
eral services will be held this after
noon, at 2 o'clock, from the home.
The deceased was we'll known in this
vicinity.
"Wednesday afternoon of each
week has been voted by the Winyah
club members as "ladies' afternoon,
the ladies to have exclusive use Of
the club rooms on these afternoons.
! State Representative Frank s
Lytle was the guest of the Winyaf
club last Friday evening, at which
time he explained to the members
some of the bills now before the as
sembly.
The Medina County Ministerial
association will meet Monday, Marcl
10, at 10 a. m., in the Medina Baptis
church.
The Medina County Farm Bureau
is planning to publish a MONTH.
8-page paper, dealing exclusively witt
agricultural affairs, the first issue Il
appear within a few weeks.