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New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

shearman & Sterling 80 WaII st "a 40.
EST BROADWAY, lS.. Herman Iubet
I'm to Bernard Weiss Baysidc. l. j..
atty !. J d ! Co, $50 Eway s5 o6e
'edH ST ll2 E: mtge $4,000. discharged
sept II. 1919: Virginia Mackay-snitii r.
et al, exrs etc. 20 VIM c Stuart ct al
trustees; attys. Lord. Day & L. lzo
ST NICHOLAS Az. n " ls0th st; n
LIE ms CO To Dry Dock Saw fnStn a&f
Bowefy; atty. Frank 2 Tichenor 3e
Park Row tfSo non
Hath ST. : s. 1894 e Lexington az. 5sn9' Gsn.'
co. SO Liberty 81 x2s e5o
18TH ST S2s E; mtge $4,000: SIMON J
HaVidson and ano. exrs TO Maurice A
l-lndeman. admr, % W 5ls- st s.
% II ST l6. w mtge 5000. Harvey )
i.ener 10 Eleanor Knowles AZ "
l44th 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Bronx

LOT 81. map Stems Estate. Marion =
conner TO Sarah Sutter 52s E lasth
st atty. Arthur Bell. 5A1 Il l43th 81 $500
SAME PROPERTY. Sarah \ Suttcr to
Adeline Bell. 757 s26th St att,
III ..... tAoF
100, Philip Stiehl TO Emma Stiehl 500 r
,sth St atty, Theo Bauiueisrer 81
EAGLE Av sac. Eleanor p Wentworth
trustee TO lawyers Title e. T co. $50
Sway. atty. Lawyers Title x T Co 100
l46TH ST. 4s1 E. Investors CORN to
Title Guar & T co. 176 Bway 81. ooo
FlELpSTON RID. e cor 254th st 2s23x
2322 Wilson Co tc Emlg Inst Sav
Bank, 81 Chambers st: atty e J Nc.
CUR, 81 Chambers s;.......... si5. 600
FULTON AN. l7l7. Anna W Rothsch!ld
to Fdw A Weiss, l7I7 Fulton av atty
J Pantell. 505 fremont av. v...-....Si
ZbEEGA AN, " g. IS s Glcbe av. 4s.Iix
Ipo; Tltlc Quar- e. T 60 to Kath G !,
Fowier, Lawrence. l. 1. atty. Title Guar
+ CO. l7J Bway. ............sl00
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Rev. DIR. Newell ID. Hills
Sells Brooklyn Home
Pastor of Plymouth Church
Seeks a Smaller House in Co.
lumbia Heights Section

The Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills,
pastor of Plymouth Congregational
Church, Brooklyn, has sold his home, at
% Monroe Place, to DR.. Andrew W.
Wilson. Of this city 1t is a three
story and basement double dwelling
and is elaborately furnished. 1t is un-
derstood that DR.. Hills has in mind
the buying of smaller house in the
Columbia Heights section.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Assignments of Mortgages
Manh attain

18TH ST, 46b W: Greenwich st, s4a-s44:
Andrew Wilson. trustee to Logan Trust
co, l43l Chestnut ST. Philadelphia Penn
address, Andrew Wilson. 14s Bway
assns. ......... s5o.l3ss0 and sI32to4s
9Th Av. rs: Jos c Levi trustee. 20 Carrie
and Jacob knight. trustees atty. {
Levi. 35 Nassau st--........ .,..- So 500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
FOREST HILLS IN n Y CITY

Is MINUTES FROM s4TH ST
Attractive modern home, garage and gar
den. T5xlOO. built BY owner. leaving city:
rooms and sun parlor. tiled bath. par
auet hoors throughout. laundry in base
nent. fine new school near by: cash sale
ar easy terms l3s Livingston st. Cord
Me!er Co. Az ont. Forest Nllls
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Nfaniatte

BOwERY, 1877; NJ L Rohman. Inc art
Wolf Nader et al; Apr %, lqlSsl7+
ST, 20; NJ L Rohman. Inc.
as. Wolf Nader ct al. Apr IS 1913
s23l.75
PROSPECT AV. S92: Joseph Napolitano
agt Jennie e Byrne ct al: Dec ., 1918
s2s1S6
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
LONG ISLAND
FREEPORT E
Ready October 1t


4 GROUP OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES,
those picturesque effect depends upon old
Colonial lines; and 1 sleeping rooms and
lie bath. Large living room, open FIRE
place. dining room. Kitchen and pantry
Nsam heat. electricity and gas: plot 50x
ia. Location unsurpassed $500 ren-
'onable terms HENRY j. McCORD, 81
South Grove ct. Freeport. Phone 97s.
Open Sunday
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Find Suites in Apartment

Bastine & Co., as agents, have leased
apartments at S39 West End Avenue
to Thomas Keary, L. Abrams, D. Her.
rold and Mr.. Hoerr.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

sS,56o-s1.000 CASH 2-FAMILY BRICK
house, II rooms and baths. newly dec
Grated near cars and school; good loca-
lion HALL. 6014 Eighth ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

5sTH ST III W. all. Lily K G. Hubert AZ
St st '2 Is Also9a yls rom nes,sy osy coen lls ses
,,or, s22 900 to s2s. 900
to Bertha Haidner l5s e ll5th - 80
yrs IRON Aug !. 1912. atty. Albert NJ
20 Av 2ol. cor store 18th st. sss sszEs g
Sophie Cohen to Norris Rasky 2V7 III
av; yrs from May !. 1918. yrs renew
d. sA''VV' ATTY "orAin soI "a av
LIBERTY ST. ls4. store; Libsrtywa.h' tSG ~ s..h"
Travellers Requisites Inc on premise.
from July 26. 1919. % April 20 1929 -,
attys. Brown & Solomon. 200 s,h ave.
27TH ST lo7 ". ali: samuel i French sl,0to 70
Lena Weiss. 23s W ll5th st. 10 yrs from :
OCT /. 1919; atty. Paul NJ Abrahan,s, 225
I'D Av. 2os2. str ana c. Ida Rosenbaarn an1't 10
louis bernstein. stl Simpson st. Bronx:
address on the premises. ......si 200
lsT Az lsS-lS7. all; Hy. c Reed ct al to
from oct l. 1878, atry. AdoIph van.
baum. FIT Bway ...............sso Sc o0e
10TH ST. 5. aeo oh a.. an Emma j
G Zahe 10 Emanuel SHERMAN ii3l
West Farms road. and ano. 10 yrs from
completion of bldg. atty. Dorian De
2D Az. 93 basement store Harry Gottlieh.
TO the Avenue Dairy Restaurant: SO 2d
Az; .-i2 Yrs from oct !. 1913: atty, :
Bent Steinman l3s DelAncey st 81 500
BOND ST. 4, all; Cath B2got et al 10
lsidor Schnee baum. 4s4 5th av: y yr-
from Feb /. l320, atty. II Kosenbaum 50
ioioau 81 80. 900
ABINGDON SO. and >. all. Abingdon
Hotel and chatteIs. Morris Is Gold dbergsrt
70 the Abingdon Corpn. yrs from Aug
]. 1917; atty. Harry b Finn. 27l Broad
way .-..-...-...--. .-.--..-.....- $1,000
Bronx
LAFONTAINE Av. e. l5o l7eth st. 65x
100. i-sty garage. Bldg Co to
Tiffany Touring and Tax! Co. s52
Manida st; 10 yrs from Nov /, 1919.
atty. p Haliock. 9ss r Is0th st. s360o
COCRTLANDT AN. s97. store etc Peter
Emmerich to lsidor bernstein 1900
Brook az; yrs from Jan l. 1919. atty
Rolph. 535 e nth st..... ssse
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
HOME SEEKERS READ THIS

hOh6 SLLhE1tS hEND lHlS
s-room house, all modern ir.provenents
aewly decorated throug hout. best Section
HOLLIS minutes to station, plot 40xl0O.
Price $500; cash necessary $4,000 b VI
SWEET. 334 Fulton St, Jamaica. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

TWO LOFTS. WITH LIGHT ON 2 SIDES.
De 4ox40 each focr: Will rent separate
or both. counter shaft aud power may re-
main II required. exceptional location. Ap
ply American. 50 Church st.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Agents for 68th Street House

Haggstrom g. Callen have been ap-
pointed agents of the five story apart
ment at 1O5 West Sixty-eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

Investors Get 147th Street House
Irving Levine and Ely Maran have
sold to client of Max Miller $40 West
147th Street, a five story apartment
house, on plot 50x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

18TH st, III W. all. Lily Z c. Hubert at
"a. a. 70 Aisona Realty Corpn: lls w 10th
81 20 yrs from oct !, 1919; attys, NJ $
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

sTERRErT. .---At Risihe, sun. Md. Dee 1.
JOHN NJ, STERRETT. hged 5B Funeral
sssrylces Fri, p. m. Rising Sun. Int.
V T&YfoR. Dec, /, JOHANNA TAYLOR
tlves and friends invited to funeral, Thurs.
$50 a. M SJl2 Remington ave, High
requiem mass Church Of the Ascension 10 n.
m Int New Cathedral Gem. Auto fu-
neral. -.
LtNsoN, aged 20. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Thurs. 10 a, m,
residence OF William Murphy, near scRler-
Vile. n. !. Int Colestown Cem,..
.VEoiGT dec I, JACOB JOSEPH, son
OF George w. and Bcrnardlna Ncolgt tnee
saIberl, aged g. Relatives. and friends IN.
parents residence, 62i \. 44th st, Int. Mt,
Vernon Gem Remains may be viewed
Thursday eve. to 10 o'clock
WATTS. Dec. |, ANDREW, husband OF
Annie watts, Relatives and friends Anglo
saxon Lodge. No. 49,. Sons. of So. George
Loyal Progressive Lodge, No. $3.50 l. o.
o. p, invited to service. Thurs, p. m,
S4O6 SAMSON ct. Int. Arlington Gem, Friends
'.WRfGHT.EDee, .. at 2454 N. 8oth st..
ELIZABETH. widow of Thomas r Wright.
Relatives. and friends invited to funeral
Thurs, from 1922 East Palmer ST. Int,
private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

HEN AMER loving remembrance OF
ERNEST liENAMER, who died Dec 3. 1912
THE FAMILY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03
tizSgP g; p. no. e. DECEMBER TERM,

,fs4F7 c. 7. NO. ?. DECEMBER TERM.
~ 1918. No, 25I1.
Notice Of Final Rule In Divorce A. V. VI.
To Ezra Gilbert Staser. Ardmore, Pa
Dear Sir-You are hereby notified that a
final rule in divorce A. V. NJ has been
granted against YOU at the suit of Mars
Esther Staser, your wife. which will be
heard in the Court of Common Pleas No. =
on Mondny, January 26th, 1870, at 10 o'cloc,
a. m, in Court Room &C" second floor
south corridor, city Hail, Broad and Mar
ket streets, Philadelphia. upon which day
you may appear and show cause n any YOU
have. why such divorce A. V. NJ. should
not be granted against you.
CLINTON A. Sewers.
Attorney for Llbelaut.
900 stephen Girard Bldg, Phla, Pa.
,,Jsyo ESTATE OF ANNA NJ cox, DE
49, ceased - Letters testamentary upon
the estate of Anna NJ. Cox deceased having
been granted 20 Fidelity Trust Company
all persons indebted to the said estate are
requested TO make payment, and those
having claims against the same to present
them, without delay. at the office Of the said
company. Nos, 325-33l Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM p GEST,
President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03
LOST AND FOUND

DOG-Lost. male Boston terrier in vicinlt
of Cynwyd: collar license tag No. 1861
reward. Mrs. Chas. II. Lovatt Cynwyd asI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


Ii-g23-' NUTIJE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ an application will be made to the
Governor OF the Commonwealth Of Ppnnsyl-
vana on the 18th day OF December, ioiJ,
at 10 Il. M, by Donald McCrelght. A. Nj
Todd. and others, under the act Of Assembly
titled An act TO provide for the ncorpora-
ton and regulation of certain corporations
thereto for tho charter of an intended cor.
poration to be called American Transpor-
whereof Is the establishing and maintaining
Of an orEaniZation to act as traffic man
ayers manufacturers, Import and export
agents, foreign department mnuagera and
for the performance OF personal service gen
orally to shippers and receivers Of mer-
chandlse and rights incidental and necessary
thereto. and for these purposes to have
possess and enjoy all the rights benefits
and privileges of the said act OF Assembly
and Its supplements
LOUIS II. BOYER,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

KANSAS CJTY. msy - iloE' Re
c.,pts. 800. steady HuIt. go 2um2 20 so
medium Wsirtu ~ g0@ 20 80 Light
iights. 90 0Uml0 30 pigs. OO@Is75
C.itlo Hccoipta. 900, 100 calves
steady rect steers, choice heavy ~elghm
glSASmI4n medium. Al1 bnHId7 20,
choice light weights flt2iWi6 -, CON
man sIO26AlI50 hniAer bsiiefs. 600
mISIi. co~s Gssdlil1s cAunSrs
si SOag75 calves. 10 5Omi12 feeders
60 nO a - 20 stookrfs ta0oH iiJ0
Hhoep Receipts 1000 75c tn tih0
losNf amb, - pound, or less 80 uUp
- 80. ~ poqnis or more. ii5 nlT.f'I
yeArilrg wrfhers az aOM $50. fsrs
% 3Ojd ~ % hrHSdius ewes 70 ~
IL 90. feeder lambs, sl1 Oud IS so
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

tQuotstions on Standard oils and indc
penden, OF Stotts as reported by strand
berg. MtGrcevy 4 Co. Hotel Tulsa build
lar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

1T LOUIS May ~ Hogs Receipts,
500 80 10 25r higher. Lights. $50 % ~
500. prs ti51balO75 mitod and
butcher. $50 3OW2l IN hoavJ, s2O0um
gIlU. bulk go iiW9i %,
cattle Receipts 500 steady Native
beet seerr, ~ ll.6ORlsh0, ysarling seer,
and hsifsT, ~ 500 10 0o' COWS go 30 W
stsers, slO O0a 1900 cows and heiiorS,
" 5O9l6 00i cannsrs t5.50G72a. .cal'el,
o. T5hI5 70
sheep Receipts. 0oo steady Lambs,
tIN2tdlS5O. ewes ti1 0On 30, csn.
nets 50 sud 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

An English inventor has perfected
steam motor truck Wh'oh wv
coke for fuel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
TULSA BEST CITY THIS SIDE
OF FRISCO, SAY AUT0lSTS

There arc lots OF good cities and
towns between San Francisco and
Tulsa, hut Tulsa is the best OF them
an, according TO Edmund and Ar
thur A. Poirier. prominent Frisco
business men, who reached Tulsa
yestcrday afternoon after two weeks
OF motoring from tho coast city.
The Messra Poirier motored over
tho southern route, which leahh
through Arizona. touching at Phoe'
nix through New Mexico via Aibu'
aucrquo to Amarillo, then to OKLA
homa city and to Tulsa. we
choose Tulsa in preference 10 them
all" they said .
while In Tulsa tho visitors VIII
be the guests of MIR. and MRS. Clhune
/. uough Of ais south Elgin Thelr
tfip was made for business pun
poses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Fort worth Live stock

TOFr WORTH. May ~ Cattle Re.
eeipts 7O0 unchanged Bss'es tN5oW
1880
rors Receipts. 100 ios higher HEAVY
go .Ou"U Ht
Sho,p Receipts. none no tone lambs,
TlLuuGt ~ 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

NEW YORK NAY 'l7...rhe actual ron
dition oi clearing house banaA sud ttust
companies FOR the week shows that they
hold sig7l7s2O reserve IN excess Of legal
requi remsnts Thus - an increase Of va,
p6A,H1O from last week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

KANSAS CITY NAY H. Cash Wh,st---
VnchsnEed on host others lc to 7c lower
10 I hard o. 40 No . o. 55m25s No
1 red g. 5Oa2i2 No 2. s2i1d:
Corn Unchanged 70 &c higher No .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

KANSAS nlTY. Nay l7.--Psekinr bat
ter 40 lc tic
IlNns-Up Ne SOC
Unchanged
Potatoes 81 75W21o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

m-rci.l 40 day bills, IeIH Demand. AsS.
cables 400
suild.rs Demand ,a0i4 cNblea so@
Goysrnmon, Bonds hcsdy, railroad
bonds, firm
BAr Silver luh
hsaioAn UollATA -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Iibafty BOND Closil
Nav York Money

NEW YORK, Nay H. Msfcsnuis ps
pet tad54
sterling 90 day BIN, a6g, CONNER
eisl 90 dAy bills, on banks, .6lh oom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

CHICAGO MAY --Bot,er--Essisr
Creamery. B2G5se.
EEgs nsetled Firts. t2 no tse or
diBAfy Nfss .a42h Al marx, cases In
oludsd A56lahc storage packed fru
IS y 6f45o. oIuas t5c
Poultry Alive higher. Fowls. $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

mirsd, si7S No. vhitA st7s9i.77. Ne
J yellow fi.75.
Osts-hs 70 IL lower. Nc, vhi,A> TOO
No miIsd, b7a6Be.
Rye, tl.9sGI 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

CHICAGO May iT.-Corn--ss. ys
Low si7tal7B, No. = ysllo-. siI5.
Osu standard, 671s 46sh,
Rye No 2 VI 5Oh
Bafey-ti tiibMI2l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Multimillionaires No Curl
Osity to Texans
Undreamed-of Riches Come to Men, Women
and Children in Wonderful Oil Fields
in Lone Star State.
BY Charles w. Barton

Assistant Publisher The Morning Tclcgrnph)
boarded the train for Texas month
what kptca about the OF the fabulous wealth which
investors Texas, prepared
talking sivery tpngued oil stock statesmen
that the oil
OF the oil business and their
Thus prepared to discount about so
they told and take what with
this month in going the oil fields
tell truththe
considered candidate for tho presidency
tho AnanIasClub speaking in the vernacuar the
the Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Long Shot Stuns
Ring by Winning
Opener at Havana

HAVANA, Dec. 12.-The card offered
at Oriental Park this afternoon was
made up of six claiming races. with
the result that the racing was ordinary.
The ring suffered severe blow when
the wise ones" put over Bill Simmons
IN the opening event, six-furlong
dash
Bill Simmons opened at 20 to 1, but
the play was so strong on him that he
was knocked down to to at the
close. He was off none too we'll, but
was fortunate to get an opening on the
inside and, taking the lead in the last
sixteenth, won easily by two lengths
from Quin, who was a length in front
of Tranby. The even money favorite,
Robt. l.. Owen, was never troublesome.
The result:
First race (three- -year-olds and upward :
claiming; purse. $500; six furlongs)-Btli
simmons, 1ls (Finley), to l., ! to / and
to 2 and to 5. second: Tranby. ia
,1rMadeira), to /. s to and to s. third
erline, LA Shiro, Iackrose Frank Burke,
Sayeth and Robert l.. Owen also ran.
Second race Nhree ..year-olds and up
ward claiming; purse $500; six furlongs)--
Magnet Land. los Kopplemanl 5 90 1,
r to Koerner an" to TO- t. y0p ta HiHs a~n wGr3h 10 s
second; Harlock. ll3 (Crump),. q to /. 5
to 8 and out third. Time. 1913 4-5. Enos
also
Third race {hrec- year-olds and upward +;
claiming purse 5000; six furlonga>- Pier
rot, 105 (Brown), 8 20 /, 3 to Q and s to s.
won; King Tuscan, 1f3 (Connorsl 3 to l.,
even even and to 2 second; Legacy, III dom
nick), to l, to l and even. third. Time,
l13 Avion, Sunnhgdale. John Jr and
Bars and Stars also ran. May Maulsby fell
Fourth race Uhree year -ods; claiming
purse $500; six furiongs)--Mator Domo,
Ill (McIntyre), to l. to 5 and 7 to TO-
won; Marion Hollins 1903 Gux). to S.
! to and out second; Goldstone, 105
lH. Garner), to 2, even and to 2, third.
Time. ! :13 Is. Zoie Suffrage and First
Pullet also ran
Firth race three -yearolds and upward
claiming: purse $500; mile and a six
teenth 20 Malley. III tCrump), s to /.
III G. KSoe.e.rnerl. to l. 2 e and even.
even, and I to 2. third. Time. 1:46 3-5.
Fairly, Zodiac, Native Soil, Mud Sill and
Little Marchmont II also ran.
claiming; purse $500: one mile ca and six
tcenth) Silver Sandals. III (McIntyre),
to l, to and 9 to 5. won; Candle
second; Yenghee. III &C. Howard). S to 2,
even and to 5, third. Time. :47. Lady
Langden, Railbrd. Miss Sweep. Whippoor-
will and Gordon Russell also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Favor Piping Rock and
Nassau Courses; Walker
New u. Sc. A. President

The annual meeting of the United
States Golf Association will be held at
the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria on Friday
evening, January 9. Officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and other
important business transacted. Only
active organizations are entitled to
vote. Howard F. Whitney, the secre-
tary, particularly requests that if a
club is not. represented by a delegate
proxy should be sent. Each active
member has the right to be represented
by one voting delegate, duly authorized,
and his appointment must be certified
by his club secretary.
Having served his allotted term of
two years Frederick S. Wheeler will re-
tire as president in favor of George H.
Walker of the ST. Louis Country Club.
Whitney, who has been secretary since
dent, with J. f. Byers, of Allegheny, the
other vice president W. D. Wander
poel, of Morris County, will be the new
secretary, and Mortimer N. Buckner, of
Garden City, the treasurer,
The new officers and Albert D. Locke,
of Brookline; Nelson NJ. Whitney, Au-
dubon; Edward S. Moore, Onwentsia.
and Hugh Wilson, Merton, constitute
the executive committee.
The bylaws of the United States
Golf Association provide that the ex-
ecutive committee. before the time for
the annual meeting shall prepare a
list of at least three courses which it
considers suitable for holding each of
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Havana Entries

First race Uhree- e-year-olds and upward
claiming; purse $500; five and a half fur
lonEs)-' Belle Wilfer. 95; baby Bonds
95' ANXIETY. 81; Duke Ruff. 1907 Mike
Dixon, 100; "Naomi Walton, 100. Theo-
dore Fair, 105; vadabel 1866 Chokio
lOS.
Second race hrce-year-olds and up
ward; claiming: purse $500: five and a
half furlongs) Mary g Magnetic. So; *Miss
Ivan, 90; 'Snow Queen. 9s; Misericordo.
l0O Pomerenc, 100; Allah 100; Colonel
Harrison, 103 Rora. 1885, Magic Mirror,
105 Brizz, l05; Ring x, 1903; Lubelski,
l0S.
Third race (threeyear- -olds and upward
claimng purse 5000; five and a half
furlongs)- s)-'Twenty- seven. 100; Blanch
Donation. 1906: Fic<ie Fancy. 1o5; Helen
Atkin, 1o5; Manganese, 1906; Bettertin.
1867 Yorkville. 108; Dimitri, 10S
Fourth race Gall ages; purse $500; Ca
maguey Handicap; i've and half fur
longs)--Comfort. 95; Different Eyes. 105
Hamilton A. ILL., CROMWELL 112; Skiles
Knob. 120.
Fifth race tfour-year- -ods and upward
claiming purse $500: one mile and twenty
yards) -Egmont %; Night Owl, lO7
Ralph S, l07; Rhadames. 107; Frederick
Miller, 10; jose de Wales, 10, Quin, Il 0.
Sixth race (four- year olds and upward
claiming; mile and twenty yards; purse
s60O)--sHoman, 1O2; +GoIden Chance. l02
othy J. Hogan 107; Monocacy, 1I0; Bal
adm. l13; Ned Mley bright. l13.
Seventh race Gour-year- olds and up
ward; claiming, purse $600)-'Bill Hun
ley, 90; Edna Herman, 1O7; Whippoorwill
l07. Perseus, 10Y; Burlingame. l0I; "As-
sign. 10s; Salvatelle. 113.
apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Columbia Mernen
Defeat Penn CObs
In Opening Meet

The Columbia swimming team opened
its season successfully yesterday after
noon by defeating the mermen from
the battleship Pennsylvania "a to 81
The Columbia men completely out
classed their opponents. taking first
place In every event. The best race
OF the program was furnished in the
100-yard, in which Eberhardt and
Bernard swan dead heat in the very
good time of l minute and seconds
Francis was the best performer for
the sailors, taking two second places.
After the meet the Columbia water
men elected Paul Garigus, of the class
of 1921, to captain the team for this
season. Garigus is q veteran of two
seasons, and has always been a con-
sistent performer. He played on the
water polo team for two years and is
on the present water polo team.
The showing made by the Columbia
men was very pleasing to Coach Ed
ule has been arranged for the Blue and
White, which opens next week against
c: c. N. Y. The unexpected good work
of several new men who were not
counted upon to place was the feature
of the meet.
The summary:
:, 5o-yard dash-Garigus. Columbia first ::
Alexander: U S. S. Pennsylvania, third.
= 100 yards pberhadt and Bernard
Pennsylvania, third. Time. :05.
22o yardsschiH Columbia. first; Roth,
Columbia: second; Shane, Columhi, third.
Time s. 90.
Plunge-Mahar. Columbia. first s5 feet
Garter' dsr eolSm6ia second 55 feet Aexan
Relay-Won by Columbia; U. s S. Penn
sylvania. second. Time. 53 1-S
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
New Orleans Entries

First race Claiming; two -year-olds; five
and a1tt, oneshaaif fHrlongs! xcicely Kay, 90;
xPlain Bill lO2: xDolph, l04; xBlue Jeans.
lo5, xGolden Dawn, 1906: Catania l0G;
htt5e /, ], Sandy 81, Ga 1o7: Richard W lo7 xLady
Also igible-Benecia. 1O6.
Second race Claiming; three year olds
EIomnywaac, 9S;' xBaby Girl. sS; .xDr.
Ia Maud Smith loa; Reiioc. 1914; Choir
Master, 1906: NJ. B. Thurman. 1o7 Kultur,
1o7; Minstrel. 100; Sandy Lad, 1917: Scarpia
112- Also cligible--Slbu 104 xJohn Hurie
lo2; SNalerie West. 50.
Third race (claimins; three year -olds
nival Dahlnda. lo4: xTiger ROSE. lO4 !;
xBoustelle. 10; Durward Roberts, lI2;
Tia1an TIE h,n ~ ss s"hnhdaE ll5 nie B. 1l5
ply, III; Redland, lis.
Fourth race allowances; three-year- -olds
and upward; one mile and seventy yards)
IN =. archesa "a 81; Sans Peur "a, 100;
Reveler. los Precious, los; Sands Of Pleas
ure, Ill; Lively III; Chief, 1l6.
Fifth r.r,t race lpurse all ages; six furlongs)
1o5 Twin, lo5; bThistedon, los bYouneed,
~; cLegotai. LOG; cJoricc. III; Tacola,
ia a--Turner entry. b-Petcrson entry.
c-Goldblatt entry.
Sixth race (claiming; three year olds
and upward; one mile and a sixteenth)--
pluviada, l0l; xSentmental. lo6; Robert
Mantell. l05, XComancho. 1906: Fairy Prince.
1903; Tanlac. 10, Bajazet. no; Dragon
Rock, no; xKins Neptune. no. Slecth.
10; xDancer 10; Brown Favorite, 40;
Capt. Hodge 10; xYowell, ll3: Adebaran.
lis. Also eligible - Dick Winfrey, 10;
xLittle String, 10; Lottery 10.
Seventh race Claiming; three year old s
and upward: one mile and seventy yards)
--xAstrna, "a. xDorcas, 100; XMedusa 100;
Iwiniwin. 102; Belle Roberts. 1906; Commit
CT. l06: j. c. Stone, 1903: Athena. 1903;
Nepperhan, los; Little Cottage. 10S; Eulogy,
109
xApprentice allowance claimed.