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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
SIX THOUSAND MORE YAMkS
SAILING HOME FROM FRANCE

wAsiiiNGTpN, Jan. 81. .- Two
Transports" the Conia and the sns-
auehanna, ana the cruiser Frederick
are on the way home from France
with mare than 1000 troops.
The Conia In expected To reach
New york Friday with nearly a,ooo
troops, Including tho ajist infantry
and three casual compa MES
The rrrdrrlck II due ~ New York
Jan ~. with J.boo men. including
headquarters medical detachment.
~nd the first battalion s50th infan-
TRY, iesth and ia2d aero r1uAdron-
and q number of casual officers,
The Susluehanna In due 1T New
port News January 10. with ninr
casual cumpa nies. or about 1900 Of
ficcra and men. ~ casual officers.
about coo sick ana wounded ana siS
officers ana ~ men OF the navy,
On. casual company In from Illinois
and one from Missouri
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE At
REGULAR TIME THIS YEAR

schools viii not remain open
ihi"c weeks longer than the ending
"f the regular term In Dune" said
Superintendent pberhultfcr Vest"r.
d"N. I think the circulation ~ that
th't is due 10 the statement made IN
regard To the splitting of the sem
rsicrs WORK
the srmcstrr wht,h properly
should have ended ln january wiil
not "ud until February ~ Ia thus
"aN = student does not lose the cu'
~" siN weeks hr Was out ~ school
duting 'h" Influenza cpiioiaic. IN on"
s"mesi"r. but rather Losses three
week. cdCh IN two s"mostetS In
ms way the loss ~ time In prnpor
TONED oNrt 4 long enough period tn
give IN" student an advantage
II would he Impossible 10 extend
the schools fur this length nf ttuir ~
III" Teachers In the system are re-.
quircd tp Eu 10 school every other
summer ana thoN could not enter
summer schuulS tVu weeks late with
out u decided handicap
The school term VIII hoWcN ~
tend over one week IN order To make
up the time lost during christmas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
AMERICAN EMBASSY MAY BE
ESTABLISHED IN GERMANY

\ PARIS. Jan - The project OF
csia ahlishirg an unofficial American
en- hassS' ~ Germany IN under con
ridcration by the American delcgn
ton 10 the pencc conference
The proposed mission would of
course. have no relations with the
German authorities nor he accredited
10 any German goNernus'nt. Its
functions would bc confinea Ia gath
er'ng direct and reliable information
on conditions and events In berlin
apd the provinces without which. II
is pointed out. any satisfactory dia-
cusSion OF German problems N an
ficult.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Ii: ,:::::::' ::::. MARKETS. s::;: s::::
BEARS EXTEND GAINS
IN MARKET TRADING
fort. ro,c Partly sucCc~sfui To
return Ad,mntAxs>-s,ee' t1vot
ot Dealing In Nov York.
Financial

NIW YORK Jan. 2i.--T The con.
,p..uous feature OF today's broad
,,o,A market was tho determining
,rl ptrtly succc~sful effort OF bear
,,,l,f. to extend their advantage OF
lrsr,r' days
United states steel was tho PIVOT
,rolnd which the market rsvolved
I,,d., and In likely to retain this
Inn,Iilon for another week ~nen tho
Ialfcctor- meet to approve IN. last
uuuartrry statement and take action
Ia IN, commission dividend
Securing It's further decline OF tho
uw,rning when tho whole market
a. IN a state OF depression, United
Isi,tr. steel fell to n new low price
uhut rtIlird hriskly IN the afternoon.
umak ng a net gain OF large frsc-
utun
some 20 prominent rails suffered
, tho early reversal, represe NATIVE
xu,. rcaCting to points and
Ir,ondary shares to 4 points nigh
Lr,dc rails rallied Substantially later,
kui ~ pauls. baltimore. a ohio,
10 York central and New Haven
ks,,lopcd fresh weak neN towards
he end. ghudcbaker also breaking
hsrply
uils shippings aad sundry special
les comprised tho other heavy issues
IA, extreme losses 90 2 to 8 points.
but these we're recovered In part
ksles amounted to $50, 900 shares
Hands moved with the stock list
peculativc .ssues recording add
on,l losses OF to ~ per cent
klhery bonds alsde shaded slightly,
k,ut lnternatlonais wers firm. Total
kalcs, par value. were Sis.ibo. 900.
kd United states bonds we're un-
Hanged on call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
SAYS EAGLE BOATS FOUND
FAULTY IN CONSTRUCTION

wARilINGToN Jan n Harry
y Leroy oi saginaw Mich formerly
employed M constructor at the
Ford Detroit plant. testified before
the house naval committee today
that the Eagle boats built for the
navy at the plant were SET ou~ly
faulty IN design and construction lie
said the walls ~ the craft were weak
particularly about the engines and
firerooni
at the Ford rhlpyard we're foreign
crs. including many Germans and
Austrians unable 10 understand their
superintendents. who had 10 give 90
ders by signs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

TTOVSTNN, Tethr, Jan fla
man who was shot and Killed by Of
ficers early Monday morning In n
running fight with hootleggers. has
been identified ~ Charles Martin of
Houston. u Texas and New Oorleans
railroad brakeman. lie mad to bull
let holes through his heart and one
through the head Ito fired seven
shots from nm automatic pistol and
had eight cartridges IN reserve, Ills
pistol, s,ill cooked. was found on the
ground a few inches from his right
hand gl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
RUSSIAN MINISTER ASKS
WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICANS

STOCKHOLM, Monday. Jan. 20 ---
Maxim lItvinoff former bolshevik
minister In London, who 1. N stock
holm. forwarded on Saturday To the
American state department ~ note
vent by bolshevik Foreign Minister
rchitrherin IN which II was pointed
out that the original reasons for al
lied Intervention In Russia. as re
stated recently In the American sen
ate by Senator Hitchcock. do not
exist any more Tho note expresses
slllinH less To come 10 nm under
standing with the American govern.
ment.
Foreign Minister Tchitcherir ASH /.
~ the Amer'c sovernnten to fix
a date and place for soviet rcprcssn- %
tntlves to meet emisnarics of the
United States
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Wants to Sts, Wilson.

PARIS. Jan. 2i--M. Sasonof.
former secretary Of the Russian
duma. called upon Henry white. one
day and asked him 10 arrange AN In
terview between NJ, Sasonon and
President Wilson, n In desired to
lay before Mr.. Wilson the consiilu-
ton of the Omsk government. which
" Sssonon says, governs II large
part OF Russia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

PApsr--Sd5x per cent si-rlins 40.
d. bills I1oh commercial 6o-dsy
hills on banks, tf2k, commercial 30 dsy
bill. tT2s demand. t1Sso esblss,
t18S5
Guiiders- Dsnsnd, Al lsisc: cables.
a. iec
MEXICAN Dollsr-7iIe
Goverrmsnt Bond. Easy rsiltosd
bonds heavy
Tim, Tosns-s.sdy, 90 DAYS 90 ds,,
and sis month";, Sd5x pet rent
Call Money--firmsr IiEh 3 per cent
lo~, ~ per rent. ruling rate, a. per
cent closing hid. ~ per cent offered
81 per cent Last losn per cent bank
seeeptAness. ~ per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Choice beef cattle 80 Soa 20. common
~ ~ n 10 81. hatcher COWS aud hrifefs.
~ taGli SO rsnnsn o. fOu5gS rhot, .
tiorNef. sl1IAa iiai common and me
dinm, W aa9 iu7i choice VcAl calves
h2Smib
sheep R~cclpn - oNo fsi lAn,h. 500
10 thr lover some 'rsrings selling SOC
.o-'f sheep gir loser D anhs thoits.
flhmlt - mriium slt5ami Ia,
prtrss olhefvise unrhsngtd cats sli2t
= 'u ehoice s~rs ttO 2hM 30 'o me
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
To t.s,rnd Markets

WAN'iIN''TpN, Jan. ~ Pr"na
rations for ~ combined effort under
tho webb act to extend the foreign
market for American textiles were
completed today by tho toStlle al.
lhnce export corporation NJ New
York which filed papers of orRanixa
ton with tho federal trade commits.
sion ss required by law. Tho four
great textile associations formed thu
now combination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

LITTLE NOCk, Ark Jan. "I.-The
house of representative Tuesday
morning went on record In. favor of
the passing by congress of a hill
granting aiN months nay to dis.
charged soldiers ana sailors 4 me
mortal asking thht the pay be for ~
months wrs voted down
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
New ysrh Metal

NV YORK Jan - { opn"r Non
Ina. Elsciroiytie--Spot aud hfti quarter
?od?le
Iron NominAlly pnchsnssd
Meta ssrh.nrs quotes lead unsettled
Spot and Jsnusfy Uttered st y 80 Spe
tsr, wsat Past n, lsouis delivery, iPo'
and Jsnuafv offered 81 "
Al London Copper Spot, vi los ~
iurs., ~ los kleeiroly,ie- spot 100
fu,ures ioa ,
Tin Sno, 2.o "a, future. 2ii od.
L.ad-Spot l5 futures. so
s'psdt.r-spai 50 futures a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
I,npirsnrut I,ralrv- Meet.

sT. LOUIS. Jan. 2i.-Th@ Minsis.
sippi valley implement dealers ss.
ISOLATION opened its t2th annual con
ventlon here today for a three days
HeSion. Dealers are present from
Missouri, Arksnsas, Ok iahoma,
Louisiana. Tennessee and other val
ley states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
CHARGED with Itohirr,

FORT SMITH Ark, Jan - n
c. Adams. 30 wears old. was placed
In the bonneville. Arb, Jail MONDAY
charged with robhng the bonneville
hank NJ noon las, Thugsday. lie was
arrested AZ Bates, AK
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Chicago Provisions.

CHICAGO Jan. 2l.--hutlet Lower
Cr-smery Sd6 660c
Esrt--Highst receipt .,6ol eases
firsis. SOC ordinsN huts S6a So 81
mari, rsses included. $40 sac
rotstoes--Lowsr receipts. 50 can wis
eonsln MirhiEsn and Miunesois hnlk. 20
u so, ditto ncks, " TSml $50
Poultry--Ali,s. unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

KANSAS CITY, Jan. ~ VNh Whes' :
No. / hard, o., No ? " 90 No red
ssa9d9S. No .. s:go
Corn Sissdy Ia lover 10 mited
tilpdiiO: No White. ~ toM q?
No 2 y,llo- ti a.
oats Unchanged TO loser so ~hts
zoe No. . mir.d 6Dh
Rye-si adu a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

LONDON. Jan 2i.--The British
court will no into mourning for u
month from January 20 for the
death of Prince John.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
SAYS BURleSON'S PURPOSE
IS TO INCREASE CHARGES

WASHINGTON. Jan. n Edward
iiel nolds of New work who recently
was relieved ~ his duties ~ \irr
president ana genera manager ~
the Postal Telegraph .tHbic com pan,
h Postmaster General iiurlesuu tuli
the house pustoffic. cnmm'lirr today
that tn" unh excuse FOR the govern
ment retaining control over trlt.
phone ana telegraph companlc. vas
to Increase telephone rates ana tu
finance crippled telephone vnmp,u-
lee
Mr Reynolds appeared tn oppose
the administration measure con
tcmplatlng extension nf the prt od
NJ control nnd possible government
purrhas. ~ the wires
Nj REYNOLDS said that "tn uiilItc
Tho government cunitni for iucrcap
Ing telephone Wtr~ ~ ln nov being
done lN the postmaster general IL
assuming authority that congress dii
not confor upon the pustmasirr grn
cral ana declared that efforts nov
ar" hcing made tu increase telegraph
chargos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

PORT WORTH te, jar. ~ --C.u'e.
Receipts. 1000 steady Bee'e' ~ 500
Hos.--R.c.ip, 1000. steady lis,'y,
ti1Mi12N ,
ei13oef SO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

WTCAGO. JsN- y "TIot' TtsF.IhT'
IS 600 10, lo.sr ,h.r !',ierdr ~,
AZ ,SGiTaS irht. sirdlf 80 p.ckins
sissoT iiis plss- rood ~ ioa -
'E.,,i, R.c,lr,, 10000 s'r"ns 70 2s
hirh,f bulis s5s loser. calves slesdJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

CHICAGO Jan. II Corn No yei
lc~ sitS
Standird 86H67t
Rs-No l. slbih 81
Bsflsy---sse
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27

Misses Mayme Lyon and Louise Hopkins, who teach piano and violin, respectively, are expecting to arrange to give their music pupils lessons at the school building. We are glad to have these young la dies with us as more music is better for the school
 Miss Louise Hopkins, who has been visiting in Chicago and other northern points for the past two months, returned Wednesday to the delight of her many friends.
 The girls of the Wheat.ey Basket Ball Team played Colt on the local grounds Saturday
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27

The $. I. A. met a the school auditorium Friday af- ternoon, at 2::30 and had a very profitable meeting. There are now about 30 members enrolled and much work for the good of the school is be- ing planned. The next meeting will be held in the school au- ditorium, Dec. ,.
 Miss Roberts, principal of the Colt School and Miss Floy Sorrels, Asst, accompanied the Colt Basket Ball Team to Wheatley last Saturday.
 Visitors to the school Friday afternoon were, MesdameS M. H. Williams, Eugene Williams, Earl Brownlee, $. r. Brownlee Toney Reiser, J. Haltz, Chas. Hemenway, T. F. McCarty, M. B. Folsom, Lambert Oehlsch- lager, Hopkins, Thomas Me { orkle, Elbert McC ,,kle, IIal- son. Dalch and Misses Hilda cehlschlager Mayme Lyon, uise Hopkins, Gerda and Pearl Hanson.
 c. H. Paslay, "a knight of the grip" for the Jno. O.. Flautt Carriage Go. Memphis, visited his daughter, Mrs. Geo c. Smith, Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Firth. accompanied by Mrs. A. Mess mer, motored to Brinkley Fri day afternoon.
 G. c. Smith was a business visitor to Memphis Wednesday and Thursday.
 Mrs A. A. Blount left Sun day for an extended visit with relatives in Helena.
 Mrs Elenor McClendon stop ped in Wheatley Wednesday en route from Little Rock, and visited relatives, returning to her home in Marianna Thurs day.
 Dr. Hall is a member of the
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27

Gay Widower's Club" now, his wife having gone to visit her parents for q few weeks.
 Mrs. Robert Davidson of kensett, spent Saturday and Sunday in our little city, visit ing her sisters, Mrs. H. K. Smith and Miss Mayme Lyon.
 Mesdames A. A. Blount and c. w. Hewitt were shopping in Brinkley Friday.
 We are sorry indeed to note the return of Mrs. w. $. Hem enway to Hot Springs on ac- count of i'll health. We hope for her a speedy recovery.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27
WHEATLEY ITEMS

Misses Mary Godfrey, Jose phine Ward and Pauline Will Hams were shopping in Brink ley Monday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Scott Phelps took their yo'ng sen, William, to the Magnolia Hospital on Monday, whe,e he will be op- erated on for appendicitis.
 c. H. Vinson visited his parents in Colt the latter part of the week.
 Mrs. Mayme Beauchamp of
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27

Memphis, is staying at the home of Mrs. w. $. Temen- way during her absence.
 Rev. Noe returned Monday from Jonesboro, where he has been attending the North Ark ansas Conference. We are in deed sorry to loose this popular minister but our loss is Mar vells gain. Rev. Winters will be our minister for the coming year.
 A Basket Ball Game between Hunter and Wheatley is sched- uled for Thanksgiving, on the latter's field.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27

afternoon An enthusiastic game was paved, the score De- ing 6 to 3, in favor of Wheat ley.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27
ENsMw. z. !s.sssE

With Thanksgiving here and Xmas just around the corner, the time has come to TEST this stores ability to serve you ef- ficiently and well.
 The store that can maintain it's high stand ards of value giving and courteous service even thru the stress of extraordinary heavy selling, certainly merits your conf dence and approval.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-11-27

Mrs. Mayme Beauchamp of
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Clapp Victor
Over Carhart
After 'Tussle

Edwin J. Clapp played one Of his
speedy games in eliminating Harold
W. Carhart in n third round match Of
the annual Yale Club squash tennis
championship tournament yesterday
1t was the stiffest match yet fought
, in the series, as the close scores or
1s-if, 1915, decided the issue
Both men played at the top Of their
form, Clapp depending considerably on
speed TO fool his rival. while Carh.rt
placed much stress on his ability to
trap his rival out OF position. AT no
tlme during both games was there
more than three points separating the
players. In the first game Clapp
gained an early advantage, but n rally
by his opponent set the match at l3-
all. In the extra five point issue, Clapp
was the steadier and also prohted bv
errors.
Carhart gained the jump in the
second game, but did not hold the
advantage long, as Clapp was soon at
his heels. 1t was nip and tuck until
Clapp set matters at 13-all. Hard
lighting featured the extra set Of five
points, which Clapp gained by to .
through the use OF lightninglke shots.
he victory put Ciapp in the semi
fnai round along with Donald MacKay
and Stewart II. Johnson, who were also
victors. MacKay was forced TO three
games before defeating John A. Victor,
15-12, 9-15, 16-9, while Johnson won
oy default from John O'Rourke
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29

Eamouraska tBr.). Portland: Toronto
LA PALLlCE. April 24.-Arrived: Steam
LISBON. April e6.-Arrived: Motor snip
Edirh Mute, New York.
LIVERPOOL. April es.-Arrlved: Steam
ers Median (Br) Mobile; Nevisian tBr).
New Orleans; Custodian tBr.). Galveston:
LIZARD. April 2y.-Passed: Steamers
Megantic (Br.l. New York for Havre and
for Havre and Rouen: April 2s-Passee:
Steamer Il Occidente. New York for Havre.
LONDON. April 27.-Arrlved; Steamers
Branbandier lBr>. Newport News via
bridge (Br.,. st. Johns. n. b; scythian
MALTA. April rs. - Sailed: Steamer
Twickenham (Br) tfrom Cons,antinopie).
MANCHE ESTER. April 81. - Arrived:
steamer Mariner tBr}. Baltimore
windber. Seattle via Yokohama.
steamer Roma tFr.). Nsw York.
NAGASAkI. April 24.-Arrive6; Steam
tavia.
RIO DE JANE1Ro. April 24.-Arriv.d
ssga sa 'swed,. New YORK via Norfolk:
2Sth. bark Vision tNor.). Newport News
ROTTERDAM April 2e.--Sailed: Steam
ef sr asSsS NAzAlRE lEr2 TSF0zA apri 2.Arr,v.a.
Steamer Maui New York
sHIMoNosEKI. April y. Arrived :
Steamer Tjitaroem (Dut). New York for
SMYRNA. April e7.-ss,led: Steamer
G1ssnsioy (Br). Montreal.
Crswe Hall tf>r.1. Calcutta. for New York
steamer ,s, ne, r, Ayena tNor.N Baltimore.
TuTlCORTN- Anrii 24--ssiied: Steamer
Ian Ian Gordon (Br) Crom Colonlbo). ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
;''l|8R{4(zMANA3 IL

Paulctng, ST. Anselm's Hall. linton
Avenue near i55th Street
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Reconstruction" Charles. s. Crossnan.
Hawthorne School. Hawthorne. N. Y.
Illustrated by lantern slides and motion
pictures prepared by the government.
The Greatest Creative Genius of French
Fiction" Frederick Peuiding. Hunter
College. sixty-eighth street and Lex
ington Avenue.
Zone" j, H f. Muirhead Hamilton
Grange Library, sos West i46th Street.
Guns ana Ships in Modern War
Charles l. harrington, Seamen's Church
Mountaineering IN North America" Le-
Roy Jofrers, F. r. G. s.. Harlem Y. NJ.
c. A. West 125th Street.
BRONX
China and Her People" Mrs. winifred
q Hawley. Public School 80, Brown
Place and 156th Street
THURSDAY. MAY l-MANHATTAN
Attractive Argentina, Uneauailed Urn-
s guey and PEoyincial Parasuay, Or.
wing wing High school. 40 Irving Place.
seventh Street west Of Eighth Avenue.
Indian Songs" Miss Bernadette f.
Carey. assisted by William OTIS Collard
pianist. Public School u. Forty second
street. east Of Third Avenue.
MY Cruise in the Pacific Annette
Fiwart, Public School Al. 136th Street
and St Nicholas Avenue
Home Gardening in New York" Van
Evrie Fitzpatrick. Public School o.
broadWay and Academy Street. Inwood
d.. Public School SO, 22s East Fifty
seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Lexington Results

Ysrst race fthree yssr -olds and upward
,sasming purse, 37o0. ak f1rlongs) )-~Billle
=. ies fH@miiton!, 9neld1. straight .slf.so.
~ lkoo.usonb, place 1850. show 50 30.
.scon6; Big Snoks. 1es (conneiiy). ssow
-. third Time. ifz III
bss,Enr hErnraa. Lillian e., M,ida. Bell BOY.
" War and Circulate also ran
sSennid race ftwo- year cid. maiden colfn
sna Ee5dinen. pursn. s706: four furionenl
t5fst Pal. III fGenfryj, straight $40 40
Ssss sib.s5. sbov s7so. first Hpiesbunh.
~ ~ taesysj. .plaes si5,a1. show 50 %. ser,
Luxe bilion iis dianoveFj. show
hfsad Man. Virgo. MAndaiay. Amer
xah Nh. sosdier. Patches. Jss. II. Roach. snd
SICK als1 fan.
Tairh raes fyhs sienoisyfiis: three
sssss s@ssss"ins; purse. $500. viz fnrsongsJ~~I.e.
I'll il9 fEoiiason), straight ys 70, place
. 3. Il. sacw ", nrsti isndon. iie fiiowardJ i
srsAsf srs's',f, ~ shew ~ se. second. Mormon. ffs
'ras',; Msg show $40. ,tflrs Time. lis r.
t,,sl%sasst Land FaAa, Carson. Dseod
Es,eufaaSf h'ah, Eefbiar. Isuutsniann ana
gnfth fzes fthrss. year. osss ana m
esa nsuafcAp. purse. 1 400: one fniia
ssysatS yasdn)~~niva America. IeI
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
To-day
Wednesday,
Thursday
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. April %. Arrived:
Steamers Miriam (Nor). Liverpool; Santa
Clara, Rio de Janeiro. Cleared: Steamers
" H.. Tilford, Baton Rouge; Nieuwe Mas
tDutchl. Rotterdam. Sailed: s. A. Good
speed. Port Tampa.
BOSTON. April as.--Arrived: Steamers
Pretoria. Brest; Evansville. San Francisco :;
Ontario, Baltimore via Norfolk; Bay state
Newport News, Grecan, Philadelphia; 4;
Hampden, Norfolk Yemassee Norfolk
Lake Washburn, Lambcrts Point Sailed :
Steamer Kershaw Norfolk and Baltimore
CAPE HENRY, Va, April 2S.-passcd
IN for Baltimore. steamer Lisa Rrodln
tSwed). Stockholm. Passed out from Ral-
tinore. Steamers kronprinz Gustar Adolph
tSwed }, Antwerp. Sunoil, Stockholm
1Ieutcnant DO Missiessy NFr), ST. Nazaire
DELAWARE BREAK WATER. Del,
Aprl 2Sr--Paased up; Steamers NiclSerie
HavanA for Philadelphia; Persian. Jack
sonville VIA Savannah for Jacksonville
Passed out: Destroyer No. l5i; steamers
War Wolf (Br). Philadelphia for Fall
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Speedy Squash Match at Yale Club
Gossip of the Golfers

A new record Of 81 was made for
the nine hole course of the Lawrence
Park Country Club on Sunday by
Ernest Anderson, the clubs profes-
sonal. The course is 1850 yards long.
The previous record was SO, held joint
ly by Carl Anderson and Bill Ent-
wistle. Ernest was playing with his
brother Carl at the time and an
amateur to whom Nthey were giving
strokes. Ernest went out in 81 to
Carl's 35, and they each played the
second round in Sc. for 81 and H.
The new record is: A, s, 3, 3, 8, s, 2,
8, 3-3i,
Willie Anderson. the Belleport Golf
Club professional, visited Peter
O'Hara, the Shackamaxon Country
Club professionals on Sunday, and
played in sixsome, with E. J. Dono-
hue and l.. Bridges. against w. A
Parker, the president of the club, and
Mr.. Whiting, who were teamed Up with
OHara. They had most interesting
match, going out with best ball OF
SO and returning in 3s to 80, O'Hara
winning the match by ! up on the
eighteenth green, with birdie 8.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
X. of G. B1xsv

According TO information just re-
ceived from Alec Mclean. now in
charge Of boxing with Pershing's Army
OF Occupation for the Knights of CO.
lumous, the Knights are now operating
the largest boxing circuit ever at
tempted, having six clubs situated in a.
many towns, where shows are held for
the men of the A. L. f. and Allied
troops. The schedule Of the boxing
shows held weekly by the X. Of c. ia
the Rhineland runs: Wittlich. Monday;
West Trier, Tuesday: Coblenz. Wednes-
day; Esch, Luxembourg. Thursday:
Trier. Friday, and Andernach, Saturday.