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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

RRI' 'SSI.II Friday M'y 10 -
The graves OF Americans Wh" fc,I IN
p.n iaat 10 DAYS Of desperate ilgh'
'ng OF ,tho war In eastern F!and'I e
were b"auilfully decorated win
flowers and the star, and stripes 10.
day These Americans were huil" y
m 'he cemetery at tud"narde ana
General de B.auW. governor of IN"
province OF Fast Flanders, and Rur-
goninsior Bpu'folirr" ~ Dud'nlrd"
offIc,atod q, the ceremonies which
Nrre largely attended by The towns.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
I.OrRnS Home

PANAMA May 81 MAJ Gen
Wll,nm e. Gorgas former surgeon
general or tho United states arms
and at present had - m" Amer
can yellow fever com mission. ar
rived here today with his party from
.GuuNHluil Ecuador on route 30 The
n.'cd States m" commission hu#
boon investigating conditions iu
northern south America under IN"
auspices of the Rockefeller fpIuip
Ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

Jules RchcNitz, general secretary
OF the Oklahoma Tuberculosis sSsn
citation. was added to the party head
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
CAPT TOI>
NOTES

Special 10 The world
OKLAHOMA CRY May ,1.-w
Z MoAllister, secretary ~ tho state
election board, went 10 Okmulgcc
saturday on business errHnd,
Rep sgd Wheeler Of Kingston.
Marshall county member OF the
house OF representatives. was a
caller AT the executive office yostcr.
day.
Col ". NJ Sneod OF Sulphur su-
perintendont OF plah National park,
who becomes commissioner of pen
sions under the new confederate
pension law effective July l. was "A
statehouse visitor yesterday
Capt j. W IIarris or ChtckaFha,
formerly superintendent of the state
confederate home At Ardmore, was
capitol caller yesterday
Mrs E. n Frazier NJ Nnith. Mrs
NJ II, Tidwcll ~ Miami Jesse watts
of Wagoner and Eli Admire OF on
ton have been designated by Cover
nor Robertson AS additional mem
bers OF the state legation to wei
como the returning 90th division.
Jules SchcNitz, general secretary
Of the Oklahoma Tuberculosis sSsn-
citation was added To the party head 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

Black Chiffon Tafreta. H6 inches
wide. our regular CT 20
zoo value at $3.50. I'D .OO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28

PRODA Sc zachovaly Ford
Automobil pro S osob. Cena
$3.50. Haste SC v {. 540l Clark
ave. 2-2S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28

$50 veIky kabinetni hraci
stroj $ 80 rekordy sc proda
rcuze ia $65 "a hotove neb Sc
vezme Liberty Bond. Haste Sc
Y {. 3111 w. rs st. blize Clark
ave. nahote.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28

NAM v PRODEU dunn jedno-
rodiny o 6 pokojich, sklep pod
celym domem, koupelna, plyn
a jine zarizeni. Cena So, 400.
NIajetek tento Sc naleza ma
Dur1,ee Ave., V Cprleet. Zada
Sc hotove cd $1,000 do $1,5OO,
ostatni die ujednani.
Dale pekny dun tez ma Dur
kee Ave. v Corlett o Z pokojich
koupelna, fernes, elektrika,
slllep pod celym domem. Vez-
me Sc LOT a mensi castka co
prvai splatka.
Dunn na E.. 40 ul. blize Fleet
Ave. je 8 pokojich, hodici Sc
pro dive rodiny. Dv6 koupelny,
fernes, sklep vse moderne Ia
rizeno. Cena $4,000. Zada Sc
hotove $4,000, ostatni ma spla-
tky. Nam nekolik rGznych
majetkd ma ruce k prohled,nu-
It; die prani. Blizsi sdeli pozem
kovy jednatel J. J. Razicka,
SO15 Anson Ave.
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BOIL Vas ZADA?

Ctete a jednejte die tohoto
odporuceni:
CT. pani Leiblingerova!
Nejsem v lekarstvi zadny cd
bornik, ale poznavam re zku-
senosti, re Vase mast "Nonat"
ma nemalou lecivou hmotu. v
epidemii influenzy pomohla
mym osadnikum k potu ma
plast ,'Nonatu" ma zadech.
Smrt z tela ovsem nevytahne,
ale nezdravotu mnohou. Pro-
to il vrele odporucuji chorym,
zvlaste ma bolesti v zadech.
S pozdravem Vas
Rev. Jos. C. Kunc,
Leechburg, Pa.
NIB Predchudcem Re I. Kun
ce byl Rev. EN-. Sloupsky, KITE
remu tez 'Nonat' vylecila mno-
halety revmatismus v krizi.
Cena je soc a $1.0O postou O
SC vice. Ma prodej v lekar-
mach neb primo u vyrabitelky
MARIE LEIBLINCER
& CO.,
1888 E. 86. ul. blize Quincy Av
C1ovo1o~A -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28

Po pulnoci divadlo Zabaynl
Klub Czech. - Ohrade ma Kar-
fne - Masopustni Sousedskou
- To Yam byl spas, ale bude
Sc pit Ease pane mayor - pek
ny kostelni az do rama az to wy
troubi - tax pupiky stahnout,
pozor! - Krasny, pekny, W.
borny a pfijd. - Ma zdar uz
hrajou. l. brezna 1919 a
basta. VYBOR.
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PIERRE SALES
Pfelosl j. KS.

Kyle Aygues-Vives sumu sest
set osmdesat tislc frankd. 4
ponevadz tento mne uCinil
svym zastupcem, prohlasuji
zde, re vam zaplatim, co jest
lnarkyz dluzen, avsak teprve
tehdy, az vec bude cd znalcI u
soudu prozkoumana - Jakmi
lie sc to stane, nastane mezi ma
mi uplna dohoda."
"Mezi nami neni zadne jine
dohody,' zvolal Lureau posme-
sne, "nez zaplatiti mne $780,
887 frankd, nebot' tax mi u
Get, pane. Jinak ale podnikne
muj notar nejblizsi tyden "a
pomoci soudniho sluhy inven-
turu pan markyz 81 prispi-
ST -.
"Pst, mily priteli! napomi-
nala jej Antonio meme.
A American vpadl:
"Jak velice mate pravdu,
milostiva pani! Pochopuji upl
ne povolnost, S jakou vas chot'
dba vaSich rad! Podporovan
mymi kapitaly, zaujme mar
kyz beze vsech pochybnosti
svoje byvale postaveni. Phi ne
listen vysledku boje, bylo by
tedy svevoli, kdybyste nepri-
jail mnou nabidnuty a lined
splatny obnos 100000 franku,
na vyrovnani vsech vasich po-
hledavek vuGi markyzovi. Pri-
sci jsem sem, mily pane, abych
vam ucinil tento navrh."
A klesl ma zidli. Petkratstoti
sic franku! Markyz nekoho ma
sci, jenz, smele odhodlan, puj-
Gil mu 100000 franku - Ten
to American byl skutecne 90
haty! Jake straSlive zklama-
ri! Jeho nepritel mu uklouzl
v okamziku, kdyz sc domnival
ze jej ma jiz ruce! A sen o
dosazeni touzebn6 zadaneho
zamku, jenz jej svou velkosti,
svym leskem, svymi nadherny
mi pozemky a svym puvaG-
nym parkem ocaroval, rozply
nul Sc V nivec - Opakoval je-
ste jednou:
ia nechci! - ia nechci!"
Jcho zena k velkemu jeho
podivu nesdilela nijak ieho ne
libost. Pravila jen:
"Co zadate, neni opravne-
no, mily panel Muj muz puJcil
tyto kapitaly ma nejisto, nebot'
vite, jak malo je markyz scho-
pen placeni, ci vlastne by byl,
bez vaSi pomoci ="
"Doznavate tedy, milostiva
pani. re vas muz potaimu pro-
vadel vSechny tyto machinace.
.jez by byly markyze bez meho
zakroceni uplne vydaly vasi
zvuli v Sanc?"
A Antonio odpovedela mu
nejneznejSim tonem:
"Nechte mas hrati S otevre-
nymi kartami, mily pane; lide
iako Wy a my srozumeji Sc zee
"a lehce. Ma kazdy zpusob,'
pokracovala S lichotivym smi-
chem, "nebudete ma mas pri
SVEN velkem jmeni zadati, a
bychom Sc dplne vzdali nece-
10, la co name zakonne pra-
vo. Pri.jmeme tedy X zaprave-
nj dluhu markyze Argues vi
YES. nikoliv obnos 100000. ny
hrz GOO. 600 franku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28

Avsak Joe nezistal nikdy
klidnejsim. A toto jeho sebeo-
vladanf bylo upevn9no ddi-
yem, ktery cetl v oeich Anto-
ME. Tato uznala v tomto boji
S rovnocennym protivnikem
kazdou prudkost "a nerozun-
nou, prenechala chote jeho
hnevu a pokracovala sama v
rozmluve Americanem, jenz
mel oci pouze pro nj a o Lure
aua, jak Sc zdalo, Sc nestaral.
"Mily pane," pravila JENNIE,
"aekoliv mluvite velice dobre
francouzsky, neuvedomil jste
81 patrne pravy smysl toho slo-
va"
"Nepreji 81 mic touzebneji,
nezli zkoumati cely pripad je-
ste jednou, milostiva pani. A
bezpochyby podati mi vysvet-
lenf, jez jsem nenalezl ami v Ii
stinach, ami, jak Sc muslin pri-
znati v obvineni, pronesenem
mym pritelem hrabetem Ay-
gues-Vives."
Antonio citila, jak velka by
la Jeji moe byla tim nadse-
liza. Konecne stala tvari v tvar
muzi stejne intelligence. A ably
Jej jeste vice k sobe pfipouta-
la, ucinila mu polo duverne
Sdeleni:
"Coz kdyby muj chot' mel il
ne duvody k svemu postupu
proti markyzi, ktere YAM jsou
heznamy. Wy jste videl jen
svazek uctu a okolkovanych
papiru pred sebou a jako pris
ny obchodnik ucinil jste to-
no svoje zavery. Coz kdyby
spravny pozorovatel toho musil
byti psychologist? Vyslovuje
te slovo vuchraf, jakoby Sc me
ri markyzem a Vilemem Lure
au jednalo pouze O otazku fl
rancni - Ale coz kdyby tento
BOZ, We kterem zapasi Sc S kapi
talem pozemky, byl vysled-
KEN dlouholeteho moralni;lo
nepratelstvi, soupeistvi, kdy
by hanebnost nebylo treba hle
DAFT tam, jak Wy Sc domniva-
tie? Videl jste jen zbrkly boj V
ieho brutalite. Netuslte sam
ieho priciny?"
Joe, take unesen, re nalezl
tax krasnou protivnici, pravil
zavazne:
"Jakmile iste Sc chopila slo
va, milostiva pani, vedel jsem
hned, ze Sc mi vse objevi no.
vem svetle."
"Netazte Sc mne dnes ma mic
vice, pane," zvolala Antonio.
"Odvolejte osklive slovo "vu-
chrar' a reknete jednoduse,
re muj muz porusil vsechny
moderni prostredky, ktere mel
po ruce, ably premohl sveho
soupere, jehoz egoismus tyr
dosijnost nezasluhovala zadne
no ohledu -"
"DovOlte mi, milostiva pani,
abych vas preruSil. Nebylo by
mi mozno slyset takto mluvit o
mem pfiteli, o mem pribuz-
nem. Ostatns uzil jsem slova
"vuchrar" jen jako zbrane, a.
bych panu Lureau dal ma sro-
Zumenou -" odbratil sc k sc
dlakovi. &c jeho pozadavky
lsou ponckud prehnany. zada-
II L vonlorOri rSonb rJ1,,E,, ,~,nr
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PRODA Sc domek blize Broad
way banlsu. Ma diva pokoje, 2
oedrumy ma spani, peknou
pore, sklep pod celym domem.
Da sc "a $4,000. Haste Sc u
Jos. Filipa, 5323 Dolloff Rd.
VZadu. 81
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Roman. NJ S. Swartzova


Leto ostatek roku stravil
jsem neustale pracuje. Nedo-
pral jsem 81 ami hodinky k zota
veni a obveseleni. Byl jsem pu
zen zimnicou touhou, abych sc
stal zahy studentem. Az toho
dosahnu, myslil jsem 81, pax Sc
pobavim zaziji vsech rozko-
81, jichz nyni dobrovolne Sc
zrikam.
Kdyz nastal opet skolni rok
ia podzim, slozil jsem zkou-
sku do treti tridy gymnasia -
a tudiz druhou preskocil. Te-
noz dine, kdyz jsem docilil to-
ncto, jak Sc mi zdalo skveleho
vysledku, mel professor u sebe
nekolik hostu.
Byli to profesori a ucitele z
gymnasia skoly. Byl jsem je-
ste start, v nemz phi cizich
navstevach neni nam volno a
styku mimi sc vyhybame. Sc
del jsem v koutku pokoji po
slouchaje, co Sc mluvilo delal
iSem X tOmu VlaStnl pOZnamky
v duchu.
Nekolik profesoru stale ok
na,. mluvili spolu, kdyz reditel
gymnasia k MIN pfistoupil
i'ka:
"Nuze, slysel jiz pan bratr
T., kdo na Lindesforsu pa
ncm?"
Professor K. nevi o nicem.
"Mlady baron Kaspar LODI
stein sdedil statek ten po hra-
bati D." promluvil jiny pro-
fesor, obraceje Sc k rektorovi.
"Ano, ano pfipadl mu jako
sverensky statek po smrti hra-
bette minuleho roku a nynl Sc
tam Kaspara Lodsteina sTyc
a porucnik, baron Fabian ode
bral, ably sverenci svemu byl
IA blizku. Mlady dedic skladal
zines zkousku prijimaci ma gy-
mnasii. Stryc jeho a porucmk
dial zriditi prve poschodi v dfi
vejSim dome hrabete D. zde
V Lundu, jenz rovnez mlademu
baronu dedictvim pripadl. Zim
nj mesice hodla barOnska rodi-
ma v Lundu a leto v Lindesfor-
su ztraviti. Fabian Lodstein,
jak znamo ozenil sc Sc sestrou
zcmreleho hrabete D. a do
stal nj pekne jmeni, jez asi,
pokud bude spravovati synov-
Cuv majctek, znacne asi roz-
mnozi.
"Fabian Lodstein, jak Sc zda
stall Sc v poslednim case tax Sc
trnym, jako byval drivejsim
case silenym marnotratnikem,
pcdotkl professor K.
''Pripad to caste Sc naskytu-
jici. Kdo promrha sve jmeni
,;dko baron, u toho probouzi Sc
rozum a odvraci Sc cd cesty We
douci X chudobe q bide.'
Co sc dale mluvilo ncslyScl
.;sem, tax velice jsem Sc Zaby-
val mySlenkou, re poznovu ma
,4odStein sc mnOu sc setkati.
krev vzkypela We mne, kdy2
pomyslel jsem na to, re jsem
jest6 prilis mlad, ze nemohu sc
pomstiti, a podniknouti 'nGcC
proti muzi, jenz tolik zlehC
spusobil mnG bratrovi. Miuu.
10 nGEolik tehodnu cd onoho
veccra, prave vracel jsem sc z
yymnasia kdyz potkal jsem pc
;:ny povoZ V n6mz sedel jedin,
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lpan. Pozornost mou vsak ne
vzbudil on, nybrz sluzebnik,
"a MIN stojici. Nevlm sam ja-
kcu nahodou zrak mdj nan "a
blcudil, ale ma prvy pohled po
Inal jsem osmahlou tvar jeho.
VIZ prejel rychle kolem. Po-
znal jsem Jana - slouziciho v
]ivreji; pan - jedouci v koca-
re byl Fabian Lodstein. V pa
nu i sluhovi shledal jsem tudiz
nejkrutejsi sve odpurce. ze
Jan nyni pricini Sc vsi silou, a.
by mi rskodil, bylo mi jasno,
|ale We sve mladicke hrdosti my
sill jsem, re ami on ami pan je-
40 skoditi mi nemdze, kdyz
jsem 81 jiz tolik chvaly ziskal.
Jednou rano ida do gymna-
sia, spatril jsem nekolik zaku
prve tridy stojicich u vchodu.
ida kolem Mich, zaslechl
jSem otazku:
"Jest to Fredriksson?"
Mimovolne obratil jsem Sc,
patrave pohlizeje ma tazatele,
isa presvedcen, ze to Kaspar
Lodstein, jenz nedavno teprve
do prve tridy vstoupil velice
byl podoben svemu stryci.
Nedbaje odpovedi, jiz Sc mu
dostalo, sci jsem svou cestou
dale. Pc dvou dnech, kdyz do
,'feti tridy jsem vstoupil, pozo-
roval jsem, re spoluzaci We
smes podivne 81 mne prohli-
zeji.
Nell jsme prave pocty, v
nichz jsem vynikal mad ostatni
jez mi pdsobily vzdy radost.
Pozornost mou upoutala
pfednaSka, tax velice mne zaji
laajici, re jsem ma soudruhy
sve nedbal.
PredEaSka ukonCena a chy-
stal jsem Sc k odchodu. Kdyz
jsem priSel ku dverim, zastavil
mne nejvetsi a nejsilnejsi v tri-
'lc, Arvid Ahlgren Sc slovy:
80 ne, pane poctari, nepu-
slim te odtud, dokud mi neroz
icSis ulohu, kterou ii dam, kite
IA jest o neco tezSi nez ia, "a
hterou's byl prave pochvalcn." ="
Hrde pohledl jsem Ma utoc-
nika, jenz byl sice nejslabsim
vc vedomostech, ale nejsilnej-
SIN v ccle trlde.
"Tusim, re rozresim asi kaz-
dou ulohu, kterou mi das," od-
poved6l jsem.
"Dobra, napisi ii j."
Ahlgren wal kus tridy a ma
psal:
"Jestli ten kdo krade, roven
Jest zlodeji, kym jest ten, kdo
obzalovan jest z kradeze."
"Jest podezrenym z krade-
zc," znela ma odpoved', sice
;iplne klidna, ac krcv mi vrela
Y zilach
"Nikoliv, jest take zlodej -
(, vis-li jak pocestni lide ia
kovymi lidmi nakladaji. pride
Il mczi ne?"
"Vyhcdi jej," pravil jsem
n.}silnG udrzuje sc v klidu.
"Dobra, ukazal's nam, jak
8 tebou name naloziti."
Gotva dofckl Ahlgren slova
~, jiz dial jscm mu takovou ra
ru do obliCeje, &c vzkfikl Jake
silence.
(POkracOvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28

PRODA Sc krasny set do jidel
ny, velky stIl, sest zidli 5 koze
nymi sesdadly buffe Sc zrca-
elem. Set jest jako novy, jen
hratky cas- potrebovany. Da Sc
lacino. Haste Sc u E. J. Simek,
1852 Broadway, roh Barkwill,
mad Obrazkovym divadlem.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-12-12
This Great Store Filled lu Practical Useful Christmas Gs-- 7hg
that Everybody Loues to GiDe and Receive
Handkerchiefs

Practically everybody gives
and receives some handker-
chiefs at Christmas time. They
are in a wide sense the uni
versal gift! This is the reli-
able handkerchief store, and
what a wonderful stock it
brings you this year in spite of
very great difficulties.
Linen Handkerchiefs
18c to $1.5O
Cotton Handkerchiefs
Sc to SOC
Crepe Silk Handkerchiefs
Csc to soc
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-12-12

HAIR RIBBONS
Clever little Plaid Rib
bons that are so much
used now; Plain and
Fancy Moires, dainty
Powered and striped
Taffetas, IS to $3.50
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-12-12
That Christmas Sale of Crepe
de Chine Underwear

Can you imagine more opportune
sale of this beautiful Crepe de Chine
Underwear prices we cannot dupli~
cate when these garments are gone.
There isn't a woman who wouldn't
be delighted to receive any one of these
pieces -charming in design splendid
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-12-12

What girl or woman has too much
Silk Hosiery? 1t is always desirable and
is a more than practical gift, especially
Quality Hosiery from Wells Bros Han
son Co.
Women's Ingram Silk Hose-These are
silk to theItop, tipped with white, have
Isle soles, heels and toe, well spliced, in
black only. Special value $500
Women ingram full fashioned Silk Hose,
mercerized top and foot, spliced heel and
toe, colors, are black, African brown,
cordovan and beaver. Unusual values
81 50
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-12-12

Women's Drop Stitch Silk Hose, seamless
spliced heel and toe, in black only
Splendid value ---------------$2.OC
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-12-12
Hand Bags are Acceptable

for no woman ever has too man!
VELVET BAGS
See our beautiful showing in
fine silk chiffon velvets, in
many exclusive models $500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Pittsburgh the Dark Horse
In Penn Relay Carnival

ships, set for Saturday. 1t Is said that
Coach Kerr plans to enter teams in
both events. The two mile comes first
on the programme. There is no doubt
that in Albright, who was third in the
half-mile championship; Addleman,
who was third in the mile champion
ship, and Shea, Pittsburgh has three
men who will hold their own.
If Pittsburgh should enter the two
mile, it will spoil its chances in the
mile, though it must be remembered
that last year the same four men won
the Class E college rcray championship
and later captured the one-mile Ameri-
can championship. Pittsburgh has the
same team as last year in Shea, Eek
hardt, Albright and Peters. Brickley
and Addleman have supplanted Peters
and Speck in the Pittsburgh relay races
this winter, indicating that the team
will be faster than last years.
Pennsylvania and Chicago seem to
have the best teams to oppose Pitts
burgh, though it will be remembered
that in Pennsylvania s last indoor race
the Panthers beat ou, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology only by yard,
with Dartmouth only another yard
back. These teams must also be con-
sidered, while Michigan, too, has fast
lot of quarter-milers.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Cricketers Name
Long Schedule for
Coming Season

Sixty championship cricket fixtures
have been arranged for the six clubs
affiliated with the Metropolitan District
Cricket League for the annual inter
club series scheduled to open on May
10. The complete schedule, as given out
yesterday by Harry Rushton, secretary
of the league, is as follows:
May lo1Kinss County Brooslgn Manhattan
vs.. Longfellows. at Prospect Park. Ma i7-Aan-
haitian IS. Camerons. Brooklyn rs. LousielloSs
a. Prospect Park; Paterson vs- Kings county. a.
Paterson. May 23-Calncron -. Bfoonlfn al Cen
tral Park; Manhattan V. Kn-s county at Pro-
poet Park. May 0-Paterson Is. Brooklyn. ~
Paterson. May 81 Manhattan ys Brooklyn At
tral Park; Paterson vs. Longtellows. at Paterson.
June 7-Longfellows Cameron, a. Prosptc;
l4-Cameron vs.. Manhattan at Central PARK
MinSs County sd vs.. Paterson Lonstell99s y Broos
" an attain At Prospect Park: Paterson vs.
a. Paterson. June 29-Mannaiian y Cameron
bIoohiyn vs. ionsfellovs at Prospect PARK PAtes-
soii n"i;s NtouA's, at Paterson
n.y gay zIhFooF'yn vs., Kings County at Prospsri
County vs.. Manhattan BrooSyn vs.. Fa.ersos
=. .os!'tt LAX. jus l@-1a aine-5a y Kings
= lsi...sp.s juiy ls%Brodksn vs. Camero6 Long
fellows rs. Kings County. II Prosper fars. -
cron ,,.-- ...,'ai' ., l-isr, Ju.} an
vs. Brooklyn. Manhattan Long:elioss. al Prospect
August 2-Paterson vs. Manhattan. at Paterson d:
cameron ys Brooklyn 4, Central Park. Longie-
ro"s NS; Kings County. a. Prospect Psrh August
ailhattan vs. Kings County. at Prospect Pars
tanr.oA vs. LOngfeliows. At Central Park Paterson
vs.. trookiyn, at Paterson. August 16-Bsookyn
- MannaNan. Kings County Cameron. az
Prospect Park. Paterson I>ougfellows. P4ie'-
son August 23-kings County V. anrfci.oss
hIookfn IS Cameron. Manhattan Paterson
Prospect Park August 30-lopsicIlo,,s v brooklyn
..-tsnecj ',ra- Paterson vs. Kings County. al
Paterson. Cameron vs.. Manhattan. al Central
scr.emhcr -pa;eT~on Us Cameron 81 Paterson.
brooklyn vs. Kings County. L9rgfcilows Nzr-
lai1an. at Prospect Park. september e-Klnes
County Va. Cameron. Longfelloss " Paterson
Brookyn vs. MSnaaIian at Prospect PARK Sep
tcmbcr l3-Pacrson VS.. Brooklyn a. Pziersor
Cameron vs.. Iongello~s. at Central Park: hnFs
County ~. Manhattan. al Prospect Park Sep
icnleer 20-Kinss County Va Longfolows at Pros
lect Park September 27-Mnnhatfan IS Brooklyn.
son.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Lehigh Beats N.Y.U.
In Baseball Game
By Score of 4 to |

BETHLEHEM, Penn, April 5-Le-
high came through the opening game
of the college baseball season here to-
day with a to l victory over New
York University. The contest was
staged on somewhat wet field which,
however, did not seem to appreciably
slow up the play. Both twlrlers were
in better form than is usual at this
time of the year, and especially so was
Johnson, who held the New Workers
to four hits, two of which were scratch
drives.
Lehigh opened up the scoring in the
third, when Beck beat out bunt and
romped home when Maginnes crashed
double to centre. A moment later
Maginnes ran home when Webb sent
smash to right for two bags. In the
fourth Thompson, who also had the
double" fever, banged one to right,
was sacrificed to third by Harrington
and scored on Johnson's sacrifice n.y.
The fifth found Lehigh in possession
of another tally when Mathcr walked,
stole second and came home when
Barker threw wild to first on Cofin's
slow grounder.
With two down in the ninth Draffen
walked, Sulzcr banged screamcr to
deep centre. which scored Drafcn, but
Sulzer was cut off at the plate.
The score: