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TAYLOR WINS EASILY
AT INDOOR TENNIS
Richards Also Reaches Second
Round, but by Default,
at Philadelphia.
FISCHER BEATS HARPER
Brilliant Throng Watches
Opening Of Junior Middle
States Tourney.
FISCHER BEATS HARPER

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.---Cari Fischer
Of Cynwyd came through trlumphantly
In the first round OF the Junior Middle
States covered court tennis tourney
which opened on the roof Of the John
Wanamaker store this morning. In his
FIRST round match Fischer eliminated
Headley Harper OF Episcopal in straight
sets, 6-S. 6-3.
Despltt the threatening weather and
cool breeze the tennis played was of
high class. A capacity crowd was in
attendance when the afternoon matches
were under way.
Vincent Richards. tho phenomenal
youth from New York who is Joint holder
Of the national doubles crown with WILL
lam T. Tilden. I'd. advanced by default
Harold Taylor, another clever New York
entry. reached the second round at the
expense of Pembroke Morton of Penn
sylvania Charter. Taylor won with ease
in straight sets. ---
After the scheduled matches Richards
and Taylor engaged in a one set exhibit
ton. Richards continued the brilliant
work he displayed last season by taking
tho set, 6--3. Cecil Donaldson, another
brilliant New York Junior, failed to ap-
pear. defaulting to Don Nichols of Penn
sylvania-
E. r. March OF Pennsylvania Charter
was In excellent form and disposed OF
former rival in d. +. Beard of Ger
mantown- The summaries:
FIRST ROUND.
Nathan Hamburger. Cheltenham. de-
feated Frank Ellis, Germantown High.
81, e-1, le--o.
Harold Taylor. New York. defeated
Pembroke Morton. Penn Charter. 60.
6--l.
E. r. March. Penn Charter. defeated
ID. r. Beard. Germantown Academy. Is.
Is, IS.
Charles Watson. sd, West Phiiadeiphis
High: defeated Samuel Clark. Penn Char
ter, 81. Go.
Vincent Richards. New York. won from
b. 7. Corson. Frankford High. by default.
Don Nichols. Penn, won from Cecil
Donaldson. New York. by default.
Milo Miller. Penn Charter. defeated Bar
nett Fairchild. Germantown High. ca,
60
A. ]. Cohen. Central High, defeated A.
II. Frankie, Central. 81. 80.
Andrew Morgan. Germantown High. de-
fest-d William Kraft. Central. 6--l. 60.
Carl Fischer Cynwyd. defeated Headly
Harper. Episcopal, 6-3. 6-3.
Travers lie Groe, New York, defeated
Bartram Balch, Penn Charter, e., s..
Exhibition Match, one set-Eincent
Richards New York. defeated Harold
Taylor. New York. IS.
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ST, VALENTINE DAYS RIDE.
Children at Duriand's Acndemy
Appear in Costume.

st. Valentines Day was celebrated at
the Durland Riding School yesterday by
the Junior members. Every rider who
entered the ring for the cotillon ride had
20 appear IN costume. Miss Abble Held
Huyler. representing Joan OF Arc" and
Miss Dorothy Lisberger. years old,
were the chief blue ribbon winnera
The summaries:
Most Handsome Pair tFancy Dress)-
Miss Abbie Held and Niles Mildred Bedeii.
hrst; Miss Reiss and Miss y. Burlaton,
second, and Miss Dorothy L.ssberger and
Marion Lissherger. third.
Most Handsome Costume tSinEle)
Girls-MIss Abbie Held Huyler frst: Miss
Ruth Glnzler, second. Boys-Master Louis
Herzog. first. Master Leonard Shour. sec
ond.
Most Original costume-Miss oiivs
Penniman.
Most Comlcal Costume-Miss c. Poth,
Most Comical PsIr-Miss NJ. Mason and
Miss MarJory Spery,
Musical ChAirs-Miss Dorothy Lissber-
ger.
Prisoners Base-Niss Pinchot. frst: Miss
Rico second: Miss f.. Strong and Master
Fueist tied for third
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MISS BJURSTEDT ON
VICTORIOUS TEAM
With Alexander She Defeats
Miss Goss and McNeol.

In an exhibition mixed doubles indoor
teenis match at the Heights Casino in
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon Miss Molla
Bjurstedt and Fred Alexander defeated
Miss Eleanor Goss and Harry MoNeal.
the home professional, in straight sets at
rs. Ca, ca. Miss Bjurstedt and
Alexander played almost perfect tennis
The female half OF the team played up TO
her best form. while Alexander proved a
very capable assistant in the hot rallies
Both played remarkable long court
game.
On the losing team the work OF Miss
Goss was quite up to her best form. but
she and McNeal were not equal to the
task OF stopping so well coordlnated and
individually excellent a combination as
faced them. McNeal played a strong
game in fore court and at times stood on
both his rivals with some sharp volleying
that drew the applause OF the big gallery.
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CAPABLANCA PLAYS
kOSTICH IN HAVANA
Purse of $500 and $500 Put
on Eight Games.

J, r. Capablanca. the Cuban chess
champion, and Boris Kostich, the Ser
bian star who so far have played only
four match games. all ending in draws,
have received an invitation from the
Club de Ajedrez OF Havana to a contest
of eight games at tho Cuban metropolis
and the players have decided TO play
March IL.
In addition 10 purse OF $4,000 offered
by Cuban chess players, they will have a
side bet OF 5000. Although Capablanca
Is considered strong favorite, IT ia
generally thought Kostich will make a
good night.
March l.
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next year Several OF the basketers are
turning their attention to other branches
OF sport Deringer and Waters are
members of the lacrosse twelve. while
Bolton In on Lush's staff of pitchers.
Lush Is the only coach at the Naval
Academy who handles two branches
OF athletics. lie turned from basketball
to baseball promptly and was confronted
with a squad OF nearly 200 candidates.
A situation is presented in baseball
which Is tust the reverse of that In has
ketball. All except one of the regular
| players and one member OF the pitching
stan OF last year are again candidates.
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RECORD MOTORCYCLE JUMP.
Private Prentiss Docs TS Feet Z
Inches as Rockwell Field,

Jumping IS feet inches on a motor
cycle Is a record confirmed yesterday
by affidavits filed with the War Depart
ment Private willard c. Prentiss Of
Squadron +. at San Diego. Cal. per-
formed the feat and his take off was
only 10 feet 10% inches, with a height
of feet l inch. The record Jump &C.
rurred on February Q last but news
was withheld until the aff1davits were
obtained.
The attestation OF the feat was signed
by Wilbur X. S. Ross, U. S. N. Lieut..
J. T. Cumberpatch. l. Newton Richer,
y. NJ. c. A secretary, Rockwell Field,
and J. ]. Farrell. sergeant Squadron d,
Air Service.
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% %

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 15.-Navy's basket
ball nve. coached by Billy Lush. has
closed It's season after winning sixteen
Victories. Not once were its colors
lowered. Every one here believes that
the Academy team is the best in the
country.
Included among the sixteen teams that
bent the knee TO Nays triumphant five
are some OF the strongest in the coun-
try c. c, ". Y, Crescent A. c..
Swarthmore. University of Virginia,
Lehigh and New York University are
among Nays victims. Navy rolled UP
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P0LACSY LEADS CYCLISTS.
Chosen President of New England
Wheelmen.

@. Poiacsy was last night elected
president Of the New England WheeImen
at the annual election OF officers of that
association. Others chosen are c. II. ].
TONES, vtce-president r. W. Chandler.
second vice-president; G. ]. Morrison,
treasurer A. J. Weissmann. seer etary !;
B. Baker, captain.
Tho clubs annual dance will be held
on February 20
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e6s points to opponents' eos for an
average Of +2-13 per game. OF special
credit to Lush's ability as a coach is the
fact that he has built this great team
with not a first team man OF last year
as a nucleus.
Farwell. the star OF the early part OF
the eeason, Is new midshipman and
has had only high school experience,
Deringer. Lewis and Bolton were on the
squad last year but did not make tho
first team. and Waters, one OF the best
guards the Academy has ever had. was
not even on the squad. Waters Is AL
most certain to be captain OF the team
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Those who are available are PitcherA
Sproul. Baker. Bolton and Smith catch-
ers. Cloughley, Swofrord and Alexander !:
first base. Doyle; second base, Pine +;
third base, Whelchel; shortstop. Miner !;
left field. Stubs; centre field, Blakeslec,
captain.
The new class had produced two ex-
cellent pitchers In Baker and Kelly and
fielderA Coach Lush has let II be known
from the very start that the old men
have no mortgage on their places, but
that every position is wide open and
ready for the man who shows himself
to be the most entitled to t.
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BOYS
BETTER RELAY MARK
Skater National Scholastic
Figures for 800 Yards in
Championship Swim.
NEW YORK LADS STAR
Chace, Ross, Burrill, Genthner
and Saacke Show Skill
in Penn Tank.
NEW YORK LADS STAR
spsotai p.spo,ch 10 THE su..


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-the West
Philadelphia High School relay swim
ming team established a record for the
800 foot relay race here to-day In the
annual national interscholastic SWIM
ming championships under the auspices
OF the University Of Pennsylvania In the
Weightman Hall natatorium. The quar-
tet OF natators from across the Schuyl-
kill River covered the distance In 2
minutes sB As seconds, lettering Its own
previous record by l 3-5 seconds. The
record breaking team consisted OF
Greene, Cowell, Bechtel and Hoist
Poly Prep's team OF Brooklyn, ". Y,
the high school champions of New York
city. composed OF Redmond. Clark.
Genthner and Jelliffe. finished second.
The team was only 1 AS seconds short
OF tho record mark. Erasmus Halls
team, the holders Of the New York city
p. s. A. L. record for this distance,
finished third. two feet behind Poly.
Paul Chacs Of Berkeley-Irving Inst-
tute and the New York Athletic Club
captured the 220 yard title after a hard
struggle with Clarence Ross OF Erasmus
Hall. who was placed second. The Ber-
keley-Irving lad won from the Buff and
Blue swimmer by yard In 2 minutes
50 S-S seconds.
Joseph Burrill of Erasmus Hall, Paul
Centhner OF Poly Prep and Rudolph
Saacke OF Hamilton Institute and the
New York Athletic Club all captured first
place In their heats, but only one of
three New Workers. was placed in the
ANAL
Genthner. after defeating Hoist OF
West Philadelphia High School, the win
ner of the Anal. In the third heat finished
second in the final Hoist in winning
the event IN 20 1-5 seconds, eaualled the
record. The local lad won by about q
foot. 0enthner In his heat was clicked
In 20 rs seconds. which was only LIS Of
a second behind the mark. Fourth place
In this race went to Carl Deetjen, the
Montclair Academy swimmer
The Summaries.
800 Foot Reiay--won by west Phrat-l-
scs lsrG 5 sr1Gslyn
Hail. fhd ,d s2s ~ thrd
nth, Montcisir Institute, 2:46.
50 Yard-First Heat--Won by Burreil,
hird. Waiso. iawrenoeviiis. Time .si g.
Second Heat.-Won By Cooper, Lawrence
ris i,ie0 3, Mprg,ck' 81 1rse'; third.
Third Heat-won by Genthnsr, Brooklyn
Poly; second, Hoist. West Philadelphia:
o.si-S. -a' "0'"''' 4''hs'
Fourth H.a,--won BY s.aek.. Hamilton
Institute: second. Franklin, Erasmus :
third; Maurice. Berkeley irving Time. o:2s.
Final-So far6s-Won by Hoist. wcs,
Phila delpha High; second, Genthnqr.
Brooklyn Poly: third. Cooper. Morr!svile
fourth. DeNtten. Montclair Academy. Time,
o:eS i-6 equals recordI
?20 Yard Dash-Won by Chsce Berke-
ley-lrving: second, Ro-s. Erasmus: third
sim mons, Lawrencev!l<; fourth, Green.
West Philadelphia f'.ne, 7:5sa-S
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BROOKLYN CUE CONTEST.

AZ the Park Billiard Academy. SO.
Broadway, Brooklyn, next Tuesday
night John Taylor, former amateur
champion OF that borough. will CLASH
with Frank Quinn IN n 90 point poke,
billiard contest A cash prize will be
given TO the contestant who runs TWEEN,
ty-five balls or more. No admission
fee will be charged
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RIVERDALE KEEPS UP
ITS WINNING STREAK
Defeats NeUnan of Hacken-
sack, so to IS.

The nrst basketball team of Riye-dale
Country School continued It's winning
streak yesterday afternoon by defeating
the Newman School team OF Hackensack,
so to IL. The match was played on the
Riverdale Court. and In spite OF the large
score was exciting
The Rverdale second team lost in the
last few minutes to Horace Mann School
third in a closely played match, score OF
20 to 16. Tho scores;
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Nips st. PanI Basketball Team by
Timely Field Goal.
Special Despotch to TIE sUS.

ESSEX FELLs, y. J.. Feb. i5.-The
Kingsley School La>ketball team de-
feated st. Paul School Ave from Garden
City. l.. l.. here to-day in n keenly con-
tested game, q 20 10. A ileld basket by
CavRnaugh IN the final minute gavo the
game TO tho local team.
CavanauRh played hest for the local
quintet, while Vail starred for the I.onK
Islanders Cavanaugh hagIed seven
field goals. while Vail Gagged Ave.
The lineup:
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War Drops out.

Only recently back from Over There
Aronson sports tho scars OF several
shrapnel wounds and the Croix de
Guerrs. The spectator made the war
hero their favorite and rooted hard for
him to win. The task was too much for
the Marine and no dropped out half "a
mile from hofak
The last four furlongs OF the race saw
a stirring duel between Carl Mertens of
Toronto and Harry Dacks OF tho Amer
lean Walkers Association. The Cana
dian pupil Of George Goulding was saved
lot Of trouble when on the bell lap one
of the walking Judges yanked Dacks
on the track The local walker had
been warned twice for Illegal walking
and the third warning called for his
disqualification. Mertens walked a rood
race and deserved the honors.
The inal heat of the so yard dash fur
nished something OF surprise. The
heats and semi-finals left most OF the
spectators with the impression that tho
contest for premier iaurels would DO
Between two out OF town sprinters, Will
lam r. Andrews OF the baltimore Poly
technic Institute and +. Motley OF the
Meadowbrook Club of Philadelphia Mot
ley nossd out Andrews In the third heat,
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F0RDHAM PREP VICTOR.
VanQuishes st. Peters Prep nj
Basketball, 20 TO Is.

Fordham Prep defeated st. Peters
Prep yesterday afternoon in fast bns-
ketaall game in the Fordham gym" bv
score Of - TO Il. The guarding Of the
visitors was weak and the home players
experienced little difficulty in penetrating
the defence Kennier. the Fordham left
forward, was the star of the contest. The
score:
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WINNERS,

Travers Island Cup-L. F. Curtis,
High Scratch PriLe-L. Y. Curtis
Special Handicap Prize-w. Bsuer
High Handicap PriEe--w. q. Allen.
Special Scratch PriEs-L. u. Curtis
Legs on tho Haalln. Club and Acrrun nj alton
cups scored by all gunners with Is targets.
Ghost Target-I. wimot hit . end Bristol
and King each missed thsr target
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Kingsley (21
TaNsanat1uh
ORTIZ WINS Ar BILLIAnDs

A. Ortiz last night defeated I. Silence
In the amateur three cushion billiard
championship tourney. 50 20 IS. at
Thum's Billiard Academy,
Ortiz made = high ran o. t, a.nTe
stense made n high run o. >. Ninety.
one innings were played,
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Allen High Handicap Gunner.

In a shootoft w. G.. Allen won the
high handicap prize. The special handi-
cap prize went 10 w. Il. Bauer. Legs
on the Haslin, Club and Accumulation
cups were scored bv the gunners who
had full scores OF 26 targets. An un-
usually large number were credited with
the wins.
George J. Corbett. chairman OF the
shooting committee, stated that the open
shoot on Washingtons Birthday would
begin at IL o'clock noon The scores:
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ETHICAL's SCORE CLEAN.
HandiIy Defeats MontcIsir Acad-
envy. 81 to 30.

Ethical Culture Schools basketball
team added another to its string of VIC
tories yesterday by defeating Montclair
on the Ethical court 30 10 so
The Montclair boys got the start and
rolled up four points before the Ethical
team could score Capt. Stauffer OF
Montclair made the first goal in a pretty
shot from the middle, and this was
quickly followed by one from Ebersole.
Marshall, the effective Ethical guard,
then dropped in n pretty one, and Kurtz
broke loose and Gagged couple. During
the first half the score was close till the
Ethical team pulled up and ended the
half at the long end Of 20 to IA score.
In the second half Doolittle, the ransy
Ethical centre, Gagged three pretty bas-
kets, while Lcvien. Kurtz's partner.
dropped In two. The lineup:
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PrincetOnand Pas timeA.C.
Tie for Junior Indoor Title
Each Scores 10 Points in National Meet in 18th Regi
ment Armory-Ted Clark Sets Record in Standing
High Jump and Harry Corell at Last Gets Title.
by GEORGE II. UNDERWOOD.

The old adage. Youth Will be served"
was proved and disproved at the Junior
national indoor track and held cham
pionships OF the Amateur Athletic Union
In the Thirteenth Regiment Armory in
Brooklyn last night Teddy Clark.
younsster just out OF Poly Prep.
turned up as the only record wrecker.
winning the standing high jump with
. feet "a inch.
The Is pound shot put. however. went
to an athlete who was striving for cham
pionship laurels when many of the pres
clothes II was Harry Corell OF the
Pastims A. c.. who after almost twenty
years OF earnest striving finally realized
his ambition of winning a national title.
Heaving the iron ball 10 feet AZ inches
Corell outdtstanced his younger rivals
and captured the coveted title.
The struggle for team laurels resulted
In u stirring duel between the striplinEs
from Princeton University and the ath-
lctes OF the Pastime A c, OF New York.
The New Jersey college and the Bronx
athletic club will have to share tho
championship. for at the end Of the meet
points each. Only one point away was
the Glencoe A. c, which nosed out the
Bronx Church House. which scored 8.
Young Jumper Stars.
When young Clark won tho standing
high jump with his leap of fve feet
and one-half inch he added one
quarter Of an inch TO the former Junior
meet record OF Ave feet ons-quarter
inch made by Leo Goehring OF the Mo-
hawk A. c. in 1911. Two years later
| Goehring astounded the sporting world
by smashing Ray Ewry's long standing
worlds record OF hve feet i've and one
quarter inches Goehrins boosted the
record TO five feet ave and three-quar-
ters inches
Ewry. the former worlds record
holder and the greatest standing broad
Jumper in tho annals OF sport, was
ono Of the Judges OF the standing jump
event last night He was much inn
pressed with young ClRrk's form aud
predicted great things for the lad.
Clark was not pressed. His closest
competitor, William Leibold OF the ST
George Club. fell more than four inches
shy of Clarks figures. Teddy did not
even Jar the cross stick when he made
his winning leap.
Tho competition was keen and exciting
and the big crowd was treated 70 some
stirring hniShes. From q popular View
point the two milo walk was a dlsap-
pointment Among the starters was Joa
Aronson Of the Sixth United States Ma.
rtnes.
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TRINITY FIvE'S TASK EASY.
lIorristown High No Match, with
Score 80 to n.

Trinity Schools basketball players
yesterday swamped the Morristown
High School lads on the Jerseyites
court by 30 TO Q. The Jersey lads scored
only three points in the first half,
while Trinity garnered fourteen.
Hopping. Trinlty's right forward who
is soon to enter the Naval Academy,
Gagged nine field goals. Hunt and Len
hart played best for Morristown.
The lineup:
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CLASoN POINT FIVE BEST.
outstays Mount Pleasant High
Team and Wins. ~ to "a.

The Clason Point Military Academy
basketball team yesterday defeated the
Mount Pleasant High School 1--WE on the
Holdiers court at Clason Point. 81 to 20.
The game was keenly conL1rted, the re-
suit being in doubt unsl the Anal
whistle.
Tho soldier boys led at tho end Of
she first half, is TO IL. Ward and Neary
starred for Clason Point, while Zutton
and Shields played best for Mount
Pleasant.
Tho Imam.
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Trinity S0). Morristown o.,
Hopping. Right forward 49,. Boomer
Smith ........ Left for1- ard 49,: 3ursee
Belinger....,... Centre ........,., Hunt
Zautzinger. Right guard ..... ..Lenhart
Field goals-Hopping 0. Smith 2, Bel
finger 2, Pagan ?, Hunt 2, Bloomer. Goals
veien. y. n. c. A. Time OF haives-iS
minutes.
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TITLE FOR PASSAIC HIGH.
Wins Northern New Jersey scho-
! Iastic basketball Honors.
Special Dcspdtch 10 The suS.

PAssAIc y. J.. Feb. 15-Defeating
Engiewood High School basketball team
here to-day. 81 to 20, Passaic High
School annexed It's fifteenth straight
game and cinched the championship of
northern New Jersey InterscholAstic
League. The score:
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ham tiH, ST. Peters 90

=, ToALs rom noor-Niennier s, Casey !.
Ma'cney :. Durget. Slane Q, Kerner tipa,s
from foul---CsSey T. Durxet :? BalCWin
Suhstitutionr = Fordham; Hartman Tor
Groie =. -. Peter's: y Brien for Durret
Sheehan FOR Seagr2ve. pefsTee-Mr Mac
Donald. Fordham. Time OF ha!ves--l5 and
20 minutes.
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1syisn 8. Marshaii. stautsr Z. ESsrsols l. l.
Buck 2. Caldwell. Snyder. Goals from
Foui-Kurtz, I out OF 7: stauffer. 4 out
of 10 Time OF halves-FifteeH minutes
each Referee-Ed Thorpe
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Rumsey 4, Kerr 2, Sipp 2, Saunders. Holm,
gren. Dunn. Fouls-Simmons I. Roosma
g. First half soore--Passaic. 10; Engle-
wood. :. Time Of halves. II minutes
Referee-Mr. Wachenfeld.
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Ono Mile Bicycle Race Handteap-won
by j. c, Hole. Fourth Company. Thirteen
Regiment go yerdsl; Antony Attardi, I'm
lone SportiEa ltaliana $50 yardT second;
Walter Stein, Empire City Wheslmsn
scratch), third. Time. 1;If ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-07

barcile a tras revolverul 81 s'a
fmpuscat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-07

TULBURARILE DIN LIVER
POL Pc SFfRSITE.

LIVERPOOL, ) August. = Gu
un Gordon militar in jnrul orasu-
lui. Liverpolul a fost linistit All
noapte 81 astazi s'a exprimat spe-
ranta ca desordinile pricimaite de
erpva politistilor sunt pc sfirsite.
O persoana a fOst omOrfta 81 al
ii Sc poata sd moara din pricina ra-
nilor de baioneta 81 a fOcurilor de
arma. primite GU prilejul tulbura-
rilor. Gel putin o suta de persoane
an fost ranite gray de lovituri cu
pietre, sticfe 81 ciomegp.
Patru suite de persoane All fost a.
restate. Doua suite de pravalii al
fost ruinate 81 jefuite. PagubeIe
snferite i'll proprietati sunt eva
luate la IN million 81 jumatatp, de
dolari.
O trupa de doua mil de oameni
o/dllzlna de tank-uri, maSini pusca
81 trupe de cavalerie au fost intre-
buIntate pentru mentinerea Ordi-
nei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-07
Dol NEGRII ARESTATI in
TRENTON. =

TRENTON, n. Y. 5 August. =
Dol negrii au fost arestati astazi
81 alti dol sunt cautati de polite
iii urma unor incercari facute de
acestia de a incepe a Sc bate Gu
albll. Politia a fOst infOrmata ca
patru negrii au inceput Sc impin-
ga pc abb de pc trotuar. lar ciild
acestla s 'au opus, negrii au inca-
put Sc puste.
Politia alergaf imediat la IA,
ia locului. mai mutt de duzina
de puscatrri au fost schimbate,
'nsa nimeni nu fost ranit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-07

AnArcEia in Liverpool. - Liver
pool. = Liverpoolul a cazut in mi
ma anrchiei. strazile sunt pline dc
bctivi 81 oameni iresposabili.
Pagubele facute in proprietati
- pradari de pravalii 81 magazii
cu hrana - Sc ridica la suma de
81 800, 900.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-07

Sc zice ca iarna trecuta a fost
usoara, ca termometrul n a cobo-
rit sub zero. Poate, dar vedem
ca nici fata sau femeie tfnarI
II are '!rechi, 81 cunOscatorii IN
matcrie zic ca lea degerat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-07

barcile a tras revolverul 81 s'a
fmpuscat.
O iubire passionate. - New York.
= Frances Suiinsky, in etate de
13 ami este arestata ca otravit
copilul de IA luni al D-lui Abra-
ham Kramer. La aceasta crima
fata a fost impinsa din o iubire
,,materna" Parintii copilului re-
fuzau sa o lase in apropierea lui,
deci Frances Sulinsky, impinsa
de gelozie, a dat otrava baiatului.
Noua raniti intr' 'un accident de
autOmobil. - Cleveland. = Noul
persoane au fost ranitc, uni din
ire ,ei au fost dust la Lakewood
Hospital, in ciocnire a doua Il
utomobile, la Dover, in apropie-
re de Cleveland.