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New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Fordham Nine Defeats Orioles to =
Maxwell Marston Victor in
Golf Tourney at Lakewood

ting became a fine art. but Marstor
scarcely turned an eyelash from start
10 finish, There has seldom been a
notable round so devoid Of incident.
His card,
G'%' {" 4 / / / ( Z ( 4 Z s-ss-7s s-as
ulra% sndsa c. IssdsaA r"rsaA =, % oshqqscqeN
af,er ,I,n h. MA taken a strokeS '""qR6 to- t6e
eaipe, seemed honeleSe, NerVlnr HIM
%sh ne GaWe back with a whirlwind
Hoa, nractIcallN mar, '''''
ne ,nrNt diVleion draw came fairly
we'll, ALTHOUGH the lower half ,s strohcSes Sa' y
L fNllowst
l,r@ rS''sh Ea.y. " nro{Hgl; ~ Ha Soindler w. Ham
Haiph, Va. Mendes, WoolWorth VA, 'Eisa.
Ky, Marathon vs. Dean renrv Vs.
The Scorcs Of first sixteen follow,
First sixteen Man Marwon, Marion.
: a. 4 20 o ,o l. Ca A. N Mani, lamitqq. 'iardS6
!F"'f pmSf" S''v A. a. S aS 81 Willam4 + 409S
GEORGE DIXON. National. a. 37-Si
plorrc A. Proal. Deal. a.. 3S-S2. \ i
Mondcl. SlWanoN. AZ. 81 SA: Frank
Barton. upattacned. i6. 80 80. /, G.
Sn1ud Ter. FOX Hills. a. 80 sc: X. N.
tMvalgint: ,pr'qceton, A. AZ. SO. r.. II.
Dean. Princeton. 4S 39-87: Morton T.
. .gatti..I. & inv
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Nassau Horsemen
Dine and Promise
Cups for Winners

GARDEN CITY, L. l., April 24.-Sev-
eral hundred horsemen from Nassau,
Suffolk, Queens and other parts of
Greater New York were present at the
dinner that was held in the Garden
city Hotel tonight hy the Nassau
Driving Club, The dinner was the
'cNth lhat has been held by this club,
ahu WaS a. aucceasfui a. have been all
iormor affairs of the same kind.
When the eluh was hrat organized
1t Waa purely county affair but the
new blood that haa come into i, from
Mahhattnn and brooklyn haa made It
ono ol the host clubs IN the country,
With a membership second TO none,
\ larEc number of cuns were nrom
ised tor next season more thnn usual.
and Tor many clAssca. The result viii
b' that thcre will hc a kconcr rivalry
lhan usual this season. and many
new horses will compete. William
Nar,foll' the secretary, has had busy
week preparing for the dinner, which
was guarantee of its success.
Ihc prizes, which consisted Of hand
some cups, their winners, the owners
and the donncrs, were as follows:
TROT'rERs
w Bassett cup by N. Grunsfclder
l~o-year-olds Brook Worthy: owner Phi
fioetfner, New Hyde Park. cup by Road
Horse Association of New Jersey.
Nassau County Driving Club Cup Ethel
- Willard Thomas; cup by F J. Clancy,
Long Island City
Marion Ficke Boynton and Davis cup by
f. H. Nuhn. Astoria
Helfair--J. j. Looncy cup by Surrogate
Loor y Howell of Nassau County
WorthIest Willard Thomas cup by Z. A.
Meckoi, of New York
KINNEY McGrceor-F H Nuhn cup by
l.. ". Boynton.
sealsNin ,Boy-Charles Seaman. Brooklyn
cup by Cailister brothers, Of Queens
Plancon-G A. Wiggins; cup by Wilise
Van Wagner
PAGERS
?, Jay Pottor-W. c. Urban; cup by c. j.
Fendit
Countess Kohn-E A. Nickel; cup by
J. H. Lawrence, of Hoboken.
~ Copoke-M. Metcalf cup by Willard
Thomas.
All cups except the first three classes.
were awarded for points in which tho
winners scored highcst
The Officers are: l.. w. Boynton, who
Fas toastmastcr, president; Edward Shoe
maker vicc-presdent; William Gartro sec
etary; Philip Hoecfner. treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Frisch Stars
For MarOOns
At Baltimore
Shortstop Makes Triple,
Two Doubles and Single /;
Halloran Steady in Box

BALTIMORE, Md, Arrn "A. The
Fordham baseball team defeated tho
Baltimore orieles here ,hts afternoon
in hard fought game by the seora
AZ . To z. llalloran, the Maroon twirl-
cr made his seasons debut He
pitched steady game and received
fne support In addition his hitting,
which consisted Of triple, double
and two singles, aided very materially
in keeping his team in tho lead.
Frisch. For1ham' star shortstop.
gave wonderful exhibition of all
around playing. He slammed out a
triple, two doubles and single, scored
three runs and handled several diff
cult chances in the field without an
error
The visitors came from behind and
tied the score in the sixth inning when
Halloran, Frisch and Burkley doubled
in succession and Lefevre hit sacri-
flee fly to right field
In the eighth the New Workers tai
lied again on Frsch's double, an in
field out and Carroll's error.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Novel Jaunt for Walkers

A rather novel hike viii be con
ductcd this SUNDAY by the Brooklyn
Branch, American Walkers Associa-
ton. The jaunt will be a short one
and the attendance made up of the
women's branch, as we'll as the mems
branch, Of the A. W A. At $50 a. m.
sharp the nature lovers will start from
the Dyclman Street ferry, take fbat to
Englcwood landing, walk along tho Pal
lsades to Pierpont, striking across to
Alpine and through the Interstate
Forest. The hikers Will partake in a
campfire luncheon and then return to
the starting point.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Transpaeific Mails

me conectins mails closs al ne General
Feslonice ana civ Hall postonlce station.
New Aols, AS ivAoMs Philippine }s.afls.
Wa san lTanciseo az $50 D. iu Aprl IS
Tor dispatch per Nene-uela.
SAMOAN islands. Australia and specially
addressed mails tor New Zealand Via SAN
Francis q, az o.5o il. m, MAY l. ior ais,
patch Via = =. SonoMa
Fill Islands New ZEALAND and Australia.
Via Vancouver ami NiotorA. d g. AT asa
D. N May 4. Tor diapateh por Niagara.
Fhlltplenae 'sian.s Ns NanoouNvr and
Victoria, H. 9, at "a "a, n., Aprl I'd, for
dlslalvh ret Il RI, Eniprraa or Asa
Hawaii hnd Guam. close so a. an. tailN.
Ehlr Wati ia forwarded to THE rAeino Coast
hes, oppoft unity
1apan, korea. china. Siam cochla chlna
aud Neth'tlands. ERst Indies elezo ~ $50
= f iatiN. This mail la forwarded To the
Nec'n' Coast daily fot dlppatch 20 deaN
nation tN lhe best onnortnnllN
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
IOnNiGN rnnTA

ANfWhhi' ANU A Arrived stasN,.
e's lnlishqm 'sved pNiaaaWhm isih
iitN aiaamets ptisleF ,seia phifa'a'ua'
Ehh',la g., s.us, iftN i'saASaf'a 'gPe), New Yart
lswea SANDY Iivek Manzsnle ,,sub
pBRdEN, AMI Is 1Arf'ileVss, '''IzV sV,ea,,s.
Iappesfora NO New. YORK
sr :. rraffofd Hall 'Pr). New York Via
9, ,cIsTnhhAMAnp Aprn is-Arrived
coNsrANrINoPLEr Aprii ''55'u ao'&ss,lc1
steamer 1,l ,T,WY!ckenhem. OR y sydney. { n
pccteur Pierre Benoit G'rj. New 7S'ri' yorb.
ArSIiyed' AaS 2ist. steamer Tafna CBr). St.
rAsrNnT, April 2s--rassed. Steam
esrs Carsholm (Swedl, Philadelphia: sith
hsseHyibp 'brD, ronrtland, Me.
cokata; Genoa for New York.
p,S GEM0A' SIaN',,h April l5.-Arrived' Steamer
GT&sdoW Wv Apr pqTN 2ss@iIad Sa M?Ffqk Steamer
Nowsters Cnew), New York
G.. GRANGEMoUT April % Sailed
steamer Altenfels Hampton Roads
HANkOW, April 1S.-Saied. steamer
ATstral San Francisco.
MAyHs frage AR5 hr Sss rorf
HONG KoNG. April laEsailedi Steamer
chieaso MaTu rC C!II,ap); Seattle
,LlVERPOoL, April Sailed Steamer
MeTcian I, OBJ! Boston 23d. steamer Meta
LONDON. April 22-Arrived: Steamer
sop1hwaits p1 " VN,ny,1SI1 SRr); Newport News.
s,s,vIss srs West Wauna, Hamburg via plymouth,
6. PORT. PORTO vEccI6; April Il. Arrived
QUEENsToWN. April ~. u Arrived :;
SttaWer RI@ N Milt9n A4,Ig 4Pg}' IIail5aS
bados.
sAvoNA. April la.--sailed: Steamer
cabo cervera lspan1' New s,s''1" York steamer
ers aSybates h2 Ap Nsu Ya1K 1
hama etc; April 90. Elaorado. San Fran
G,sco, Ssc ,,s Sailed; sssamer Bessie Dollar
SIERRA LEONE, April la-Arrived
Steamer Benguela (Br.l, Nsw YORK
crsms Gta ApT Matda An5 5sfsn5 6sams5
Accame Ntal). Hampton Roads
NLAp1yosToK, April IL Arrived
Steamer Cyclops (Br) Grorn Hong Kong
YOKOHAMA April l7-sailed Steamer
Mas lputSh) Grom Nagasaki, Vancouver
sr cuihosTt eBr} sH5' from S>'se Ssw S'foa TorR
or Accomao. New York via pauillac lfor
re 2airs to stern trame}.
Gasconia tBr), New Orleans. % eA'''s'
CAPE TOWN. Apr. Is - Arrived
Schooner Martha = Small. New York
l9th, bark Port Caledonia tRus.), Sabine.
DUBLIN, April Is.-Arrived; Steamer
West fucker. San Francisco via Colon and
Newport News
GENOA. April l5.--Arrived: Steamer
er Adamac (Brl. New York
GIBRALTAR. April %. Arrived:
Steamers Argentina Utal). New York for
Naples and Genoa; Labor UtaL) Norfolk
for Genoa. Sailed Steamer Columbia
ltal) tfrom Genoa). New York.
GLASGOW. April 23.-Sailed Steamers
Nowstera (new), New YORK. Roseleaf
iBr). Port Arthur
LIZARD. April 2i--Passcd Steamer
hedirt Out J. baltimore for Rotterdam
LIVERPOOL April la.-Sailed: Steamer
Mercian tHr) Boston. 9sd, steamer Meta.
sama tBri. Montreal Arrived. asd
caronia ,Br), New York
oiukro, April t2.-Arrived sohoon-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Vancouver TrapsIaooter
Challenges the S'W orld''

With the report that Frank Troeh,
the crack shot from Vancouver, Wash.
and amateur high average winner Of
1918, is on his way East. comes also
challenge from him to shoot match.
open to the world, for a purse of
$4,000, providing it be staged in the
West
1t IS said that group of New York
aud Chicago shooters have already is
sued counter challenge offering to
hack one of their number for any sun,
up to $4,000, providing a part Of the
match is shot over Eastern traps. By
acting, promptly they hope to close
with Iroeh in time to stage the OPEN
ing event next week during tho Vie
'oIIy Week shoot at Travers Island.
inc match as outlined bv Vroob
requires that the competitors shoot in
. NNe-man squad, at a total OF 400
ooaFsets I'd -luo from each Ii, 49, 30 and
" yards aud 90 pairs of doubles. To
WIN on such an assortment OF targets
requires an all round shot. ana n il
known that only few men have a
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Germany Informed
OF Lifting of Bans
On Aliens i'm L. s.
Feeling Is General Among
Enemy That Uncle Sam Is
Treating Conquered Foe
As Justly As Is Possible

BERLIN, March Is Correspondents
OF The Associated Pressl.- Related an
nouAcement Of Americas action last
December in abolishng restrictions
upon movements Of enemy aliens in the
United States Ia published prominently
in the morning papera. The delay ia
understood to be due to the fact that
the German government has only just
been Informed of the action.
White tho news. according 70 semi
official announcement. now Is published
TO rcassure relatives and friends OF
Germans IN America. it undoubtedly IA
intended to contribute to tho general
teeling among the German people that
the United States is treating the con
qucrcd enemy "a fairly and consider
ately as possible It also is likely to
increase tho realization. oven among
classes of which Count Rcvcntlow is an
exponent. that Germany must relv upon
the services. OF America as an advocate
TO obtain what she considers lust and
reasonahse terms of peace and eventual
restoration TO place IN the family of
nations.
Germans Of all classes constantly com
ment upon the courteous and consider
ate behavior OF officers and soldiers %
the American army Of occupatioh.
Writing personal letters and communi-
cations from the American zone Of oc-
cupation, they never fail to omphasizs
this
Though disappointed at the delay in
sending food and The amount &c -
eventually granted, the American sol
der or civilian in Germany everywhers
IS received as All honored guest. The
hatred and abuse vented upon Ameri-
cans before Americas entry into the
war has been replaced by an almost
offlclous, uper-friendliness.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Fair Scores Result From
Play ON Links Despite
the Heavy Rainstorm

LAKEWOOD, n j, Apri "a Heavy
rain thsa morning upset all the calcu)a-
tiens Of golfcis N the Lakewood Coun-
try Cuba elassto pprlng fixture. hut
toward noon the doWnpour ahatetl, and
thoae who started late returned reaaon-
ably satisfactory seores.
one of tho Lattice proved the win
ner MAXWELL MarstoM who divides
his, allegiance between Merton and Bal
tusroi. He WAS going like clock. and
uckcd off 76, which gave him the
gold medal by three strokes. his card
being only four notches above the old
par.
What with the recent bunkering the
stretch is easily q stroke or two harder,
although the allowance has not yet
been changed officially. What with the
rough green's and saturated turf put
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Police Orders
Dismissed ON rcnsion

own Applications james me K O. Briem Q" 'as'' ssd
$50 William Vance. 7fth. $50
Transfers and Assignments
Bicycle patroman. with bicycle and equip.
ment : n. m. April 25. Herbert r. Kelly,
Patro'men Robert W Huston. 42d to 43a
George Wagner. 43d TO 18th: George Little
10Th 20 Ssth James Murray. 18th to nth
a m. April 26. assigned 20 bicyole duty
IN precincts indicated Michael T. Farrell
2eth John flemming. 3Qth John J. Nc
nonough jr.. sd; Joseph r Carbery sd
Arfhur =. Mueller. ll2th; Henry G. Far
rel. 18th; August Boger. 112th. George Q
Masterson. 18th; James Brennan. shield No.
2o2. l2th; George a Fortune, 1t2th lssac
u :ol a m. April % Patrick Bolger. No
tional Defence, to 36th. leave hereby revoked
Mutual
a. M, April 26 patrolmcn Daniel X
Roche, 23d to Goth; Martin G. Meyers 29th
10 23d.
Leave Without Pay
Patroman Louis De Barbieri 2fst, dsva.
3 a.. m, April 81.
Restored to Duty
Patromsn Edward J. Hanson. 2Sth. 1o:4a
a. m, April q.
Suspended Without Pay
Patrolran Edward J Hanson. 2sth, 10:51
a. m, April a.
Tried, Found Guilty. Dismissed
Patrolman. April "a Thomas i. Sullivan.
32d Two charges january II. violation of
the rules. disobediencc of orders and conduct
unhecoming an officer o. Failed to report
at surgeons Office, (2) absent from residenc.
while on sick report without permission. o3l
intoxicated, ~ absent from residence while
on sick report without permission, (5l in
toNlcated January -. neglect of duty and
NO alton Of the rules failed TO report while
under suspension.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Lexington Results

First race Nhree-year-olds and upward
purse $500 Tuturity Course l-rprnGe % OF
place si.eo. show $3.50, first; Linden 90
CT. Murray). place $40. show $3.50. sec
ond; Basil 100 &C. Howard), show $500,
Porto Drapeau and Jack Scot also ran.
Second race Nwo- year-olds; purse 500
four furlongs) -FrIz IL (Simpson),
Mighty Man, los o. Howard). place $s.2O.
show $270. second; Zzzaz, l15 tJ. Met =
calfe), show ss.lo, third. Time. c:4s 40.
also ran.
Third race Nhrec year -oldsl fllles; purse
500; six furIongs Shaw, 1O7 Ct.
Murray, straight sl26.5o. place s22.3o,
place $40. show $3.50 second Legota1
no (Connelly). show, s2.49, third. Time
Passing Shower. Madras. Ginggham Jap.
Sarasota, War Tax. Marion, Adler and
The Colleen 3awn also ran.
Fourth race (Tne onne Trankfort three year
yards( st. Bernard. lo5 &c. Pooh,
straight S1G.6O. place $3.50. show $3.50.
arst stockwyell,, 1o3 oR Troise), place
los @: Ioward). show s. 90 third Time
ponderosa. Ginger ormond. and Docod
Fifth race (three year-olda and upward> !.
handicap; purse $500: one milo and
seventy yards Buford, 20. &C. Howerd).
Htrulsht SH-p pIncc SO show S230
FIRST. Jfy. 9s &C. Robnson), place 50 40
show So 10. second. Viva America. li2
C.. Nandusen), show S9.l0. third. Time,
Las 40
SpearIine and Herald also ran
- sixth race Nwo-year- oids; maldens Ill
lies, four furlonSsl -- Anna jackson ll9
CPoolcl. S32.s 30. $1,000, $3.50: Drumfire lia
NGArner). Sc, 81 20; Mysterious Girl. 1i3 g.
iiowardl 90 TO- Lunetta, May Rose, Dienla
Park. viva Cuba, Bounding Through. Fun
Missa aud Lotta Miles also ran Time
40 3.
Seventh race tome mile and seventy yards,
purse, $4,000 Merchant. ll3 Connolly
f34 ae. tl2 20, $40. Earnest n los Gar
nero, tN.in. - sands or Pleasure lOs
'Hurkel, - Minnie II, Trim Gold. Rook
cry. Green Grass and Honolulu Boy also
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

ers George ". Eizey. jr Savannah: 18th
Affair tPort.). New Orleans.
,aln rLYSMouTH, MO- April 2s-steamers IVES.
George q. Henry New York
=, f0kT ELIZABETH. April 2s.--Arrived
1arh = ARK hddeside tNor), New orh Via Cape
PRAWLE POINT. April g - Passed
Steamer Manchester Merchant tBrN
charleston Tor london
Steamers Milton tBrD. Halifax. aAth
Arabanaier lBrf. Cardenas aud Caibarier
Via Newport News
~ ~, April 26.--Arr!ved. Steamer
CITY of Manila (Brl Calcutta VIA colombo
for New York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Cassidy Knocks Out
Burke at Crescent A. C..

Frank Cassidy. the local l35-pound
champion, was victor in the inter
city boxing bouts conducted by the
night. Cassidy won his trial bout,
knocking out r. Burke, Pittsburgh, in
the second round. Cassidy was sched-
uled to meet Lawrence Lewis, Pitts
burgh, in the final, but the latter was
i'll and could not enter the ring
The TIA pound class went to Law
renee Lynch, Boston, by default from
Irving lampol, OF this city. Jampol
Qulihed tor the final by defeating Wilt
lam Donovan, Pittsburgh. However,
jampo fractured his hand in his hout
WIN Donovan and could not oppose
Lynch I'm the decisive bout.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Vale Man Purchases
New Haven Ball Club

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April %.
The New Ilavcn Baseball Club Of the
Eastern League was sold TO- day to
George NJ. Weiss, Yale man, who has
been identified with mi-profcssionai
baseball here for several years. Hs
acquires control of the players, the
park at Savin Rock and other concos-
sions. The sale VIII be ratified at
special meeting Of the league next
Tuesday.
Edward J. Dugan, of Hartford, has
been the owner Of the club, although
it has been reported that James H
Clarkin, owner of the Hartford club
also had financial control of the New
Haven club.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Rutgers Tennis Team
To Meet Columbia

The Rutgers tennis team opens its
season with Columbia at New Bruins
wick tomorrow. Although Rutgers
lost TO Columhia last year it Is ex-
pected that the coming match viii be
much closer. Captain Macwatty OF
the Scarlet has four veterans from last
year, and the presence Of William Boo.
cock in college has materially increased
the strength Of the team.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
{, G, N, y, Quite Relay Race

The faculty athletic authorities Of
Yesterday Natui lo recall the entry Of
tho Lavender team ia the one mile "a
las championship Faee which takes
pAea lo-moWoW az Philadelphia This
eeaHoR given was ihal tho team was
mot Ia shane - men sNel, heen urpo
siliun rs Tho Penn relays afforded Tho
Easter huldaNs delayed Practice Of the
Lavender quartet and Coach Lionel
Mackenaie decided that II would he
better to Withdraw the entry than to
make tire pour showing he expected.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Colgate Faces Columbia
On tho Diamond TODAY

Columbia plays two baseball gams
in two days, beginning this afternoon
when it faces Colgate on the South
Field diamond. Wesleyan will be the
Blue and whites opponent tomorrow
afternoon. Dutch" Koeni0 in l,ke1v
10 he pited against Colgate TO-DAY
With fy Mcany IN reserve, while Tom
Farrell will probably get the assign
ment against Wcsleyan morrow.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
I,ullcr Mare ioaliny

James Buffers Thoroughbred mare
Capra, by Ballot Cap and Bells win
ner of the English Oaks, is reported
foaling chestnut colt, sired by the
young stallion Pebbles. Capra during
her career on the turf raced brilliantly
for Mr.. Butler, winning at two, three
and four years At Jamaica in 1916
she won the Kings County Handicap,
defeating, among others, Roamcr, The
Finn, Boots and Short Grass and equal
ing the track record.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
doh nesoher Fined

'Fllt AHul Aprll "a noh neseher
eatlleldeF with the louisville club, ia,
Haf bf was FINad s5n aud suspended Inv
PRESIDENT ltiekey of the American As
% sse's 1eh, Fef striking heeend naseman
amy amg, al ths ~ milwaukee, team, in the
Vpunn'ne tewe OF The sessen 81 Louis
ihe game fef Three dave.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
FoRl)HANi
rot.s IS IL 81 Il 8 Totals -847oo7 =
.Battsd for Erank In the ninth Innlng

I'H0Nc' TT T "TIN III tIIe nIHtH INUlnB.
Fordham ....S o q 2 ID
Batlmore 80 : 3 Q %
Fret base on orrors-Fordham 2: BaI-
timore. ;. Two hase hits-Iowry, Jacob
son, Hailoran. Frisch co. Burkley Three
base hits-Hslloran, Frisch Bishop. sac
rifics hits-Glcason Sacrifice flies
bursey. Iefevre! Stolen bases-Nfaisel go.
Honig. Bolsf Gleason. Left on hasesZ
Fordham, a. Baltimore. g Double plays-
l-efsvFe. G.eason and McLoughln Hal
loran and McLoughlin. Bases on balls
OIL Aeloran' l. off Kneisch. l. Struck
ogut-By Halloran. / by Paruham 4 by
Frank Hit by. pitcher-By Parnhan
tkeough). Passed ball-t,gan Bale
Halofan. Hits-Off Parnham in five
innings off kneisch. Q in two innings;
OF Frank. in two innings. Umpire-NIr
five minutes.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Giants Buv OutGelder

CHICAGO, April 24 Manager Bez-
dck, of the Pittsburgh Nationals, to-
day announced the sale of Lee King,
an outfielder, to the New York club Of
the National League.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Racing 9 maries
HAyRE DE GRACE, APRIL q, 1917.

Neathe cloudy:
I1I FIRST
Tne5
&
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Forecasts for Srec,a, D,..u,,

Forecasts for special Districts -Uesto~n
\TW AorN' generally cloudy and continued
cold. ~ ' H"''e 50
Eastern New York fair and continued
cold. ~ N'''e ."
Southern New England. cloudy and
Coider ieir to-day to o-morrow fair continued
New Jersey and Delaware. fair and
co eolaer day. to morrow fair not quite
so cold in interior.
Western Tsnnsylvania. partly cloud, and
con lnn,d cool to-day to morrow fair,
Eastern Pennsylvania fair and con,tn
ued cold -doy, sornewha, colder in south
esS' portion tomorrow fair. not quite
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
W Gather Report

sun rises - & .o5 S,,n so,
Npoh rises OF IN. Moon sets e.a7p m
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

An Mnlg 9 @ @ad @RTynhld So s. 20 SSq
~ MarTay % " @ @ % = nnhy M % u qTde
Heky StabIs Wnans Point Stable
Boots
closed
In stretch
JND SECOND seepechase; purse
Time4l Post 3O4
good
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

Locai Forecast. Fair and continued cold
,N1 1u'N, WIN strong northwest winds. to.
morrow fair and Warmcr
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Shipping News

High Water
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25


Mackenzie
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a 3.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-29
SAILOR JOINS
UP WITH ARMY
Veteran of the BrIny Deep Can't Re
sist That Panama Stuff and
He's on His Way
Now.

Harold l.. Tropp, a veteran sailor
of the world war, dropped into the
army recruiting station about a
month ago, intending only to lay to-
long enough to drop a cargo of yarns
about the briny deep and captured
German subs" but he hadn't been
in the office ten minutes until he
noticed something unusual was going
on. Now Tropp was sailor or the
seven seas, a first cousin of old Nep-
time himself and having been the
adopted son of Mars for some time
he was not to be swept off his feet
by anything short of tidal wave,
Int there was a commotion in that
army station that "dod blast his yard
arms" he couldn't log. The station
was full Of men, all seemed to be
more or less excited, some were talk
ing at the top of their voices, others
were holding a whispered converse.
ton, There was talk Of man eating
alligators, bull fights, million dollar
lotteries and artillery; to Tropp 1t
looked like a scene aboard the Red
Rover. An element Of mystery per
vaded the atmosphere, what was 1t
all about? Tropp thought the war
was over, but he hadn't seen com.
motion like this since he fought IN
the North sea. The trouble with
Tropp was that although he had been
all over the world he had never
heard of Panama, and when he ran
foul OF bunch of men who were on
their way to that tropical country he