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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25
TOGO
At ONCE TO
ASSEMBLY
Governor Approves Bill Which
was Passed 16 to 0--SIight
Changes Are Made
By staff Correspondent.

TRENTON, Feb. 25:-Senate Bill
No. AZ, introduced by Senator Thomas
Brown of Middlesex county, last night
passed on its third reading and final
passage by a vote Of sixteen to none
at the senate session in the State
House. The bill will go to the House
of Assembly shortly and thence TO
Governor Walter e. Edge for his sig
nature. Little doubt is expressed that
the assembly will likewise pass the
measure and certainty is felt that the
governor will sign it, inasmuch as he
approved it last night prior to its
passage by the senate.
The bill, which provides for state
maintenance of bridges over 600 feet
in length containing draw, was de-
signed largely to benefit Middlesex
county which has expended in the past
several years, over two million dollars
on the Perth South Amboy and Al
bany street bridges
Senator Brown in his speech. sub
hitting the bill to the senate, MADE
a mastery summing up and when tbS
vote was finally taken without dis
senting- voice, applause broke out
from the gallery and floor alike, and
senators and friends as weIl poured
over to Senator Browns desk to con-
graduate him upon the adoption of
his first bill and that q, measure that
tStiiiS lOT b0Ch &c COiiSltuCtlNG
legislation. Party lines were forgot
ten in showering good wishes an
congratulations on the Middlesex SEN
Rtor.
But 1t was not without battle
that the bill was passed. Prior to the
session 1t was considered doubtful
that the bill would receive the ap-
proval of the necessary eleven sena-
tors.
The s1-enuous fight made by Mr..
Brown and the wide publicity that
has been given the bill, together with
the exceptional number of supporters
who appeared in the halls of the
State House, intensified the interest
in the measure and it was notable
that during the senator's peroration
on the bill the entire chamber was
stilled and the other members gave
rapt attention to Mr.. Browns argu-
ments.
CONTINUED on page two.)
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RAISE PR|CESOF
LUXUR|ES HERE
Local Men Take Action at Once
to Meet Demands as Bill
is Siqned

AS soon as word had been received
in this city this morning that the war
revenue bill had been signed by Pres
ident Wilson there was a rush on the
part of cigar dealers. soda store pro-
prietors and saloonkeepers to boost
the prices of their wares. As this
new law took effect Immediately up
on the annexing of the Presidents
signature no time was lost I'm pushing
up prices.
Ice cream sodas. which formerly
were ten cents. are now fifteen cents.
Glasses of Yichy which have been
given free with sundaes in most
places are now five cents while there
is an increase on other drinks. The
prices of cigars, cigarettes and tobac-
60 viii go up Immediately, the work
of fixing the new prices being started
as soon as II was definitely learned
that the revenue bill had been signed.
The EVENING NEWS received nu-
merous calls during the morning from
cigar manufacturers and others who
would be affected by the tax in order
that they might know when 10 make
the additional charge. Some Of the
things taxed under the new bill viii
not go into effect until April l and
May 1 but many started today.
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No SHOW DOWN
ON DRY BILL
Bryan to Speak at Prohibition
Bill Hearing in Senate Next
Monday
sy Special Correspondent.

| TRENTON, Feb. 25:-Inability of
the Democrats to whip Assemblyman
David p. Agans. a dry Democrat"
INTO line and the evident unwilling
ness OF the wet Republicans" to give
thelr support prevented a showdown
In the House of Assembly last night
on the prohibition question when the
democrats were prepared to spring a.
resolution to kill any idea to ratify
the national amendment at this ses-
sion of the legislature.
In caucus Agans baked. 'T can
not go back on my principles" he
declared. II come from a dry county
and have been elected on a dry
platform for the past two years."
/ This stand threw cold water on the
Democrats expected coup, and when
the session convened they did not in
troduce their anti resolution. Mean
while the Republicans learning of
the trick up the sleeve OF their oppo-
nents, went into conference and
emerged from 1t with the understand
ing that they would unanimously op-
pose any attempt to take action on
dry legislation at this time. This
unanimous decision included the five
wet Republican assemblymen from
Passaic county as well as any others
OF the same tendencies and hopes of
the Democrats for support from this
quarter faded. Without some of
these votes, even with Agans support,
the thirty Democrats could not have
accomplished their purpose.
Next Monday afternoon there is to
be the big prohibition hearing in the
senate before the senate Judiciary
committee on the Wells resolution TO
ratify the national prohibition amend
ment. One OF the announced speak
ing stars for this occasion is none
other than William Jennings Bryan.
Despite Mr.. Bryan the House Demo-
Gratis to the number of twenty-seven,
at least, were elected last fall as
"wets' and their plan of last night
was to forestall the hearing and ora
tory next week by sounding the death
knell of the proposition ahead of
time.
This jockeying for position held up
the session of the Assembly for prac-
tcally the entire night.
Several amendments were submit
ted last night in the senate by Senator
Edward i. Edwards of Hudson 30 his
bill, which provides for the financing
or the Delaware Bridge and Hudson
vehicular tunnel propositions. His or
ig1nal bill called for bonds TO run so
years. but In order TO comply with
the constitutional provisions, which
set forth that bonds for state projects
and enterprises must not exceed SO |
years OF life. the Hudson county as !
semblyman reduced the run of the /
bonds 10 back these two important |
CONTINUED on page 80
P. A. No. ,5s. Foresters. Initiation.
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Spartacan Plot Fails.
. A.sAasnf.A De-.

LONDON, Feb. 25-The attempt OF
Bavarian Spartacans to organize a
revolution I'm Baden and establish a
soviet government. has failed. except
at Mannheim, the energetic action
of the Baden government which i'm
mediately marched government troops
into Karlsruhe. arrested radical lead
ers and proclaimed a state Of seige,
having killed the move
ment. according TO sdvices received
here
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Bavarian Delegates Return.

BB AFsocfdfsd P-sss.
WEIMAR. Feb. Nearly all the
Bavarain delegates TO the German Ma
tional Assembly who left for Munich
as soon as the assassination OF Pre-
mier Eisner was announced. have re-
turned here. Only a few were able
TO cross the frontier. and one OF them
Professor Mauidee, was arrested upon
his arrival at Munich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25
WAR REVENUE
. BILL SIGNED
BY WILSON
Chief Executive Cheered as He
Reaches Washington Early
This Morning

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25:--Presi-
dent Wilson arrived in Washington
at s o'clock this morning from Bos-
ton where he landed yesterday from
the transport George Washington. He
and Mrs. Wilson remained in tho
special train until S;40 when he drove
to the White House.
Passing through the station with a
brisk step, Mr.. Wilson found a cheer
ing early morning crowd of travellers
awaiting him. He acknowledged the
applause by lifting his hat and smil-
ing. Many scores of soldiers in the
crowd stood rigidly at attention while
the commander-in-ch chief passed by.
Signs Revenue Bill
Announcement was made on the
arrival OF the presidential party thar
the President had signed the six bill
lion dollar war revenue bill. The bill
was signed on the special train iArt
night before the President retired.
This measure carries a rider making
the District of Columbia bone dry.
tho request of-.the Presiden
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

When you can buy al home We have
All the best makes OF talking mach
ines 20 select from. AEOLION, VOCA-
LION. COLUMBIA. RISlfEL and others
SOLD ON EASY TERMS. MONTALVO.
90 smith St ibtS-l-zf-tfs
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Ran on Non-Socialist Press.

LONDON, Feb. 2b-The BaVarian n
government has forbidden appearance
OF all on-socialist newspapers in
Bavaria for ten days. according 10
dispatches received here.
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Report Serious Fighting.

BASEL, Feb. z4-The telegram
from Karlsruhe reports that serious
fighting continues at Mannheim, with
varying success for the possession
OF the newspaper Volksti mme.
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p. A. No. IS. Foresters. Initiation
Kozusko Han. Wednesday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

p. A. Hardware for family scales.
2lTs-2-20-ets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

II your coal or gas range does not
bake or burn, i will make il or no
charge. +. ]. Larkin. 20s Market 81.
20f6-2-17-lmos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

DO NOT ACCErr a sUEsTITUTE
The NEW EDISON DIAMOND Disc
is the only instrument that actually
RE-CREATES music. II is the phono-
graph with soul Come in 70 see us
and we will prove II 20 you. SOLD ON
81 s64a-1-24-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

Any u. S. soldier. sailor or marine
machinist wishing 20 Joint the Interna-
uOnal Association OF Machinists can do
ton TO Raritan Lodge No. 367.
JAMES A. CARR. Rec. Sec.
2257-2-24-3ts
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p. A. No. 6s, Foresters. Initiation.
kozusko Hall, Wednesday night.
2302-2-25-Its
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p. a. No. 5s. Foresters. Initiation.
Kozusko Han, Wednesday night
2302-2-25-lts
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DON'T FORGET CHARLES HACK
MANS METZEL SOUP TO BE GIVEN
TODAY. FEBRUARY 25TII. A GOOD
TIME IL GUARANTEED.
22S7-2-25-lts
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Makes Answer on Attack

BD Associated Press.
VLADIYOSTok, Feb. 17-Attacks
by certain newspapers on the atti-
tude of the American troops i'm east
ern Siberia with the evident purpose
of attempting 10 arouse Russian SEN
tment against the Americans and 10
create discord between Americans
and the Japanese have been answered
by Col. Henry ID. Styer of the Ameri-
can army. The attacks were based op
the fact that the Americans had given
protection at Khadarovak to 1900
Cossacks. who had mutinied against
General Kalmikoff, their commander
p. A. Hardware for wisk Brooms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

217s-2-20-st'
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NOTICE
Ny wife has left her home and
board and 1 will not be responsible
for any bills or claims against me.
ALFRED s. MUM,
Hope Lawn. " J.
22s4-2-2 25-st'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

P. A. Hardware for Leather Betting
2l7s-2-20-6t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

! there was no formal reception al tbe
Station. On reaching his desk the
President Immediately set to work on
matters requiring his attention which
had been aocumulating since he left
Paris ten days ago.
The President is faced with a busy
week before his departure about
March for the return trip to Paris.
President Wilson today reiterated
his confidence that the people of the
country will support the plan for
league of nations in a telegram to
Theodore l.. Burton, president OF the
league of nations union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

p. A. No. 5s, Foresters. Initiation.
Kozusko Hall, "Wednesday night.
2302-2-25-lts
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The George washington at New YORK

Bu Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25-The steam
ship George Washington, which land
ed President Wilson and his party in
Boston yesterday, arrived here with
1904 troops today. The units aboard
included the presidential and peace
commission guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25

p. A. Hardware for wisk Brooms
2i7S-2-20-6t'
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First Racc-Tnnc ycar-o!d. and upward:
claiming; purse s5nr, hvc and n half far
longs-SteNy, IL; Robert Lee. 100: James T.
Cumming Io7 Words o Wisdom. !0!: Tom
caro-. iOt; Ophelia w, l0,; Sinai. To-. Lang
den Jos; Ettshc, 1o5; Parrish, 10; Kttlwak.
Lrons. %
second Raoc-Thres- ear-old. and upward ;
claiming: purse 500, Ave and \ half fur
lonss-Xng X. Il; Pisen. ia; Amelia.
loi: Marion. loi Tom Goose. l0i; Estimahle.
l02; onico Toe; Billie b., los; Sybl, 10:
X. II, Anderson, TO-; Dloseride, io5; Tit for
Third Race-Thrce year old. and onward.
claiming: pure 500: five and a half fur
longs-Ultima Thule. ll6 Assume. 10;
Pepper. l03; Fern Handley 1@; Prckwick.
IA; bon Tromp, lo6; Charlie Lcydecker. II.
Alexander. ~
Fourth -Three-yea and UPWARD
purse 5000 one mile and a sxteenth-Frank-
in lis: Lucky n. llG, Ticket, loa: slippery
Elm. III; Court shin III: walnut Hall 100.
Manstcr Tol, IA, Hank O'D'y 10: Wau-
Fifth Race ec-year-oids and urward;
claiming: purse 500: ono mile Ruius
III Liberty Star 11i; baby Lynch l0,;
Senator BrOiarick lu.; Paddy Dear ln9:
Blazonry. lA; Berlin, 'oi, GRAPHITE, loo;
Oholus l0I
sixth Race Three ycar-olls ami upward,
claiming purse 500; one milo and a quarter
King Neptune. ll3: Godcrest Bow ,d-.
Keho, To-; Slumher, to2: Royal Interest. lN9:
Little Cottage. IL: Waterproof no: Pit. los
Seventh Ra'e-Three- year-Olds and upward,
claiming; purse SO; one mile and seventy
Foxy GHn no; Jack Reeves 10: sempfr
stalwart, 10; TRANSPORT alton. IN: Aztec.
il9; Handsel Rose l6i: Queen Blodem To-
CLIP. 100 Minnie 100: Jack Hcaly o.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

First -Four-ysnr-o,ds and upward;
claimlnE, purse $500; six furlonFs: Hands
on, le7 tilimI0l, to T. TO : and TO
:. rrst, pm UnEay, u" tThurherl. ? 20
l07 rpoy."l - |. . 10 l and evon. third
Time. i.lGS.5. Expression. Glbraitar.
Miss Barn lIarhor ana Wrirland also ran,
warl; claiming purse $500, 1--WE furiongs
prince Bonero: 1o6 tDreyer). to .. 6 to
md - g.. hrst. Twinkle Toes, ;o7
BALD. 70 2, I % and ! 70 5, second !:
and : TO !. th!rd. Time. l:ll as Wise
Joan, Tolerance, Wizard, Luzsi and Wiley
also ran,
Third Race- Fonr.ytaI,o old. and up.
Great GuN, Io9 cTnucherl, 20 I. s IN E
and { 90 :. FIRST. Prceze. 10: ,Rullman',
% :, oven an - ., second Henlock
,hiri. TlTrc 90 Golden Chante Ga,
ronn', 2odiac. S'aTl!k' ana Tho Grader
also ran.
Fourth Race Three.ysar.olds: purse
to /, 90 and to .. hrs,, Corson, loa
Murray. To :, % ana out. socorl (;
The SIX Hundred. l03 aBalN, Il to !. %
and To !. third. Time, I:io IS. Min
John Ch.rchi!i and Comfort also ran.
Fifth Race --- Three year o'ds and IN.
ward claiming purse $500, nve turlongs;
Peaceful star, ia Murray, 20 !, %
to /, 3 to : and . to 5, second; Bunlce.
io7 RYAN,, 6 10 5, 70 > a7d out. thlrd.
Time. i:1l skyman, rr'zs. King Tuscan
and "a Garrison also ran.
ward. claiming. purse $500; six furlonEs:
Waterford, IL tThurherl, , to !. I "a S
ana : to .. FIRST, Glorine. llo CDAminickl.
to /, to and even, second. I'll Plaudit.
third. Time l,?i Hora. Hops, Hwfa and
stout Heart also ran.
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TRANSPORTING BODY
CHANGES ITS NAME
Interstate Association Gives
Way to American-Shancr
Retires.

After n meeting held in this city yes
terday il was announced that the Inter-
state Trapshooting Association would be
known in the future as the American
Trapshooting Association, which will
have jurisdiction over all trapshooting
tournaments in this country and Canada
For nearly a quarter of century all
Of the principal shoots At live birds and
clay targets. including the Grand Amer
lean Handicap, We're arranged and gov
erned by the Interstate Association.
which, under the management of Elmer
e. Shaner, had it, headquarters in Pitts
burg The American Trapshooting As
ISOLATION has established its headquar-
ters at 400 Fourth avenue. this city.
and Stoney McL.nn has been appointed
manager secretary in place Of Mr..
Shaner. who retired.
In the future all the Canadian tourna-
ments will be privileged and assisted by
contributions from the american Trap
shooting Association. which will retain
the old tournament policy of registra-
don. Tho Grand American Handicap at
clay targets Will take place neat August
at the South shore Country cub. Chi
cago. but more OF the subsidiary SEE
tional events will be promoted tbs year.
At all of the State championship shoots
the conditions will call for 800 instead
OF 100 targets. as formerly. so that these
State events will be " Two days iura-
ton at least
The assoc alton also intends TO pro-
mote many service contests during the
present year. open to army, navy and
air service officers and men. and It il
expected that this Will prove to be a
popular form OF spo-; not only among
those who remain in nc service but
those who have resumed their usual oc-
cuiatiops
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WATSON WINS LEG
ON TENNIS TROPHY
Defeats Bundy in Final Of
Pinchurst Midwintcr
Tournament.
Special Eespdfch 10 TIE sUs.

PINEHuRsT. ". C.. Jan 10.--C. +.
Watson. Jr., of the Westminster Country
Club won leg on tho midwnter ten
mis- trophy at Pinehurst to-day. defeat
Ing Nathan Bundy of Norfolk in the
final of the mems singles e., 6-4,
rs. 4-6, 6--l.
The match was thriller throughout.
Both played dazzling tennis. and It was
rot until the final set that Watson
showed marked superiority. In the first
two sets it was nip and tuck. In the
third Bundy began an attack which
fairly bewildercd his opponent and took
the set easily Mt 60.
The fourth set also went to Bundy,
but near the end OF II the Norfolk resp
resentative was showing signs OF dis
Z ess. His grea' rallies had tended to
tire him In the final Watson started a
series " cross fire shots that the
fatigued Rundy was unable to return
and the New Yorker took the set, 81.
The women's singles trophy went to
Miss Caroline BOgart Of the Moore
Country Club. She defeated Miss Mar
joric Lake of Hartford in the final. So
g. This IL the second time in the
last four years that Miss Bogart has
won the womcns singles trophy in the
midwlnter tournament.
To-day's women hnalists will take
part In the Anal OF the mixed doubles
tomorrow, when Miss BoRart and y. A.
Rose of Longwood will meet Miss Lake
and Count Otto SalM.
The final OF the mems doubles will
also be played on Saturday. Salm and
Georges Aranyi opposing Nathan Bundy
and X. l.. James OF Saratoga.
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COCHRAN IN FRONT
AT 1872 BILLIARDS
BY Consistent Play Iowan
Takes Firm Grip on
Lead.
Special Despdrch 10 TIE SUI.

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. l0.-Although
Welker Cochran did not play up to form
in this afternoons game. yet Schaefer
fell of wofully and received the worst
beating ne has sustained since the match
started. Cochran won the block by 500
to 1872, and thus increased his lead over
the Chicagoan. which had dwindled. ow-
ing TO the 200 run made by Schaefer
the previous night.
Cochran's average OF 81 for the 500
points, as against Schaefer's average or
IL for 122 buttons. shows how the game
went The victor was unable to get the
worries rolling for large runs. but he
counted consistently. AT the close OF the
afternoon play Cochran was in the lead
by 205 points for the match. The score ::
Cochran-73. !. -. 8, %. :. 6j. 20. 40
10 .. $500. HGh run. -. Average.
schaefe---;3. o. :. -. -. o, .. ~. 10, o,
:--l2? High run. a.. Average. ll.0s.
Grand total-Cochran, ..7p0. Schaefer,
2,isj.
The evening game was repiete with
sensational playing by Schsefer, who
raised his own high run OF 200 to ,24i.
The block ended with the players only
46 points apart. The score:
cochran--s, o, SO. 81. "a, o. -, 6, I.
o /. 81. io7. "a. 2-Total. 3oc. high run.
Schaefer-c. q. z. o, SO. :, l.:, J. !.
AZ. o. II. 81. lQ2. /, 0-Total. 45s nigh
run, Az: average. az Total score Cochran.
5000; Schasfer. 2,S5i.
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SHIFT IN N. Y. U. FIVE.
Capt. Egan switched to Guard on
Eve OF Rutgers Game.

New York Unlversity's basketball team
yesterday put the finishing touches on
Its work In prepa ration for the opening
game OF the scr-l with Rutgers to-
night The game viii be played in the
University Heights gymnasium The
practice session consisted mostly OF sig
nal drill with a half hours work at
hooting goals.
Captain Floyd Egan has been working
hard with his men and has formed n
very formidable lineup. Egan himself
will shift from his usual position at
forward TO right guard. The shift ia
made in order that the Violet star may
cover Robson. the giant negro, and so
prevent him from causing too much trou-
BILE for the local team
Max Marin will be seen at his old place
at LETT forward. while either Kram or
Holman. both Of last years crack fresh
man five, will be his running mate on
the right side Of the court. Delaney,
captain of the freshman quintet n year
ago. will hold down the pivotal position.
Brown. also Of last seasons first year
team. will be Egans teammate at the
guard positions
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Racc-Four year,olds; claiming purse
$500; five ard half furlongs: TWenty-three
q: Frances Crawford. 100: Timothy J
Hogan, lo2; Laudator. lOs. Flying Dart, IL
Jutland. III.
Second Race Three. year .olds and upward
clLming: purs" $500: Ave furlong.: Ozana
s' 'Gsfney Girl. S: Royal Favorlte. o.
kaki; 81 Stone Daisy. 9s; Cork. lo?, Banker
los: Pomp, 100.
Third Rsce-Three. year olds and upward
Calming; purse 800; Ave furlonxs: Quick
step. IS: Rarcn. eS Scarbard, lO2: I.an,ana
~; Peep AEain. la Cardome, !o'; blanche
Dora.ton lIl; Quick. 100
Fourth Race Three.year. ODDS and upv srt
Gaining; purse $50; five furlons. Crb'v
dor. loo. 'Conowlnso, los: Miss sweep lci:
.MileS ono. 10; twenty scvsn 10 Lady
James. 10; Frank Keosh, III, Enyer Boy
IL
,Fifth Rae -Four year .old- and upward:
claiming: purse $50; ak turlongs Dash
i"'; 'Attorney NM. l0i; TYPO Sahih iO,:
hu.str, 100; By Joe, 100: Merry Juhile.
lR Rcndlet. IL: James III.
siSth Race Fouryear. ODDS and upward
claiming purse $40: one mile and a az
teenih Tarleton p. lo, Harry Gardner
l1'; 'Au-tral. l.s: Butcher Boy los: Baby
Sst,r 100 High Tide los
Apprentice allowance clsimc1
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YANKS TO TRAIN AT
JACKSONVILLE PARK
Select Grounds Formerly Used
by Athlctics-Leave for
South on March %.

Jacksonville. Fla. yesterday was Sc
lected as the spring training spot for the
Yankees. Col. Rupert, president OF the
Yankees, made the announcement after
receiving telegram from Harry Spar
row. business manager Of the club. to the
effect he had closed arrangements for
the Yankees new grounds.
Sparrow has been in Florida for sew
eral days looking over towns in the
northern part of the State. He decided
that Jacksonville was the most suitable
Tor training purposes.
Sparrow got lease of South Side
Park. where the Philadelphia Athletics
had been doing their training for the
last few years. The park contains a well
fept grass diamond and has other facil-
tiles for taking care OF training athletes.
Adequate hotel accommodations In
Jacksonville also have been obtained by
the enterprising Yankee business man
ager.
This is the first time that the Yankees
will visit the land Of flowers to do their
training Georgia has been the favorite
spot for Yankee teams. The locals have
been in every nook OF the Cracker state
in the last decade In 1909. 1915. 1917
and 1918 the Yankees were In Macon. in
1910 and 1911 in Athens. in 1912 in At
lanta and in 1915 in Savannah. The
only break in the Georgia chain was
the two years Chance had the club. In
1913 the Yanks went to Bermuda and In
1914 to Houston. Tex.
Col. RUPERT says the Yankees will
leave here for Jacksonville about March
25. In former years the Yankees had a
months training by that date. The pitch
ers and catchers may start for Jackson
Vile about week before the regular
players