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Triadelphia Distr1ct
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chairman. NlTS. N'Li4 ITttiocAi--
solicitors: Mrs. John X. Maurtr. Mrs
IC. J. kilknr-rr. Miss barbara Eckart
Mrs. Joe Kline, Mrs. Howard Obcrman
CAPTAIN, Mrs. Matilda Smith solci-
tors. Mrs II. +. Carter: Mrs Arch
Games. Mrs. Geo. Bishop. Miss DaEmar
Bishop Miss Helen Carrie.
Precinct No. .:
tors. Miss Cecilia Fallourr. Mrs r: T.
Hicks Mrs Louis Horkh"iGner. Mrs.
Chns. Downing, Miss Lillian NJ. Schaf-
fer.
Precinct No. 4:
Captain. Mrs. r: NJ. Addlcman. SotScir
K. snsth. Nh M ". J. LuEcns, Mrs. Will
CVrusc. Mrs. T. W. Tyler.
Precinct No. 8:
Captain. Mrs Jos. Bcuter. solicitors.
Mrs, Geo. EoH: Mrs. Harry Io L, Eo0e Ar,
benz, Mrs W. II. Metzncr.
precinct No. 8:
Captain. Mrs. ". A Booth: Solicitors,
Mrs. Ealston Eyrun. Mrs: 0. l. Elch-
mond, Miss Rhca Bartc. Miss Lila Mol
ter.
ca at3nG. Mrs Mrs s P. Norton. Solicitors.
Mrs. G. y. Walden. MIS-. Eleanor Greer
Mrs. C. G. Gods.
tors p's Mis Mar BowrTs Miss Maud
wharton. MISS Regina Little.
Precinct No 9:
tors, Mrs. C. {. Weed. Mrs. T. Il Cham
beers. Mrs. John Anderson, Miss Ross
Shields.
Captain. Mrs. Jos. A. Keller. Solicl-
tprs, Mrs. wilford Winters. Mrs. Lottic
Kciichcr Mrs. c. a. Walker. Miss Elsie
]. Watson. Mrs Anna T1eRhInan.
CAPTAIN, Mrs. Bntes Butler. Solicit
tors, Mrs. Henry Kimsndns. Mrs. Lucy
rrdfcord, Mrs Geo Crodhouse.
CAPTAIN Miss Mary A Curran. SoItcl-
tors, Miss Regina Curan. Masdaline
Mitchell. Miss Sarah Carter. Miss Ann y
Pryor
captain. MS. A-c. Graft Solicitors,
Mrs. Florence Mckee, MIS- l. j. HerVey'
Mrs. H c. Boyd.
Precinct. No. IA:
Captain. MIS- John Supaer; solicitors
Mrs. Milton Orr. MIS- Robert White,
Miss Ruth Powell. Miss Tonrane Bell.
Miss Ethel Rlroadcs.
won,erAs Executive con1In1etoe.
County Chairrran--Mrs. Blanche u.
StccTlrod. ~ r,o
vice Chalr1nan-Mrs. G. r Hubbard
Sccretary-nirs. J. ". Bryan.
Treasurer-Mrs. J. Damon Whftte-
more
CoIrnittec-Nrs. John B. Garden
Mrs. f. A. Hildreth III: Mrs; leo VOL
Miss Agnes Wilson, Mrs. Emma WSE
1rer. Mrs. John P. Arhenz, Mrs: WI
Onirnby. MIS-. Il c F'ranzheim. Mrs ID.
J Mrndel. Mrs. A. n Wilson.
District Sales Manager-Miss Esther
H Hell. ,,.
Mrs G.. C.. Buchanan
Cfrair1ran-LaboT committee. MIS-
Emma Wagner: school committee, MISS
Lou Hastings; speakers committee. MIS-
Alma Wilson Shafer, assistant. MISS
Sarah Jackson: music, Mrs. Flora VIII
iianlH-
Strte Chairnan-Nrs. s. N. Noyes
1Noa1rth Federal Reserve District-)
Cleveland District
CLEVELAND. April So!-Fourth fed
eraI reserve district Victory loan SUD-
.rrfpt1ons wcro officially Announced as
sleS. 900 and Cleveland suascr1p-
lions at s.+.6s4.T5o at noon today.
Only one-1orrtn subscribed.
WASHINGTON. April So-Thc VIC
tory Liberty loan WAS one-sralf over TO-
night Win, only onn-ouartrr OF the to-
tai officially reported subscribed. E'-
oorts TO the treasury up to tonight
showed subscriptions Of s1-l3a.69I 900.
Subscriptions by districts and per-
ceutages Of quotas arc 81 follows:
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n tho victory loan Is to be noated
successfully. subscriptions Of s37o.ooo-
ono must be gathered daily until the
cnr1pnig n's end. May 10. At the close
Of tho ninth day Of tho fourth Liberty
loan campaign tho time corresponding
To tJ>o present In fhc Victory drive, tn"
nation had 1851. 5Se,noo, or s4s1.noo.-
oeo more than has been subscribed SO
far 10 tho Victory loan. The percent
are of tho IS, ot'0, 900 .oOn total Of tho
fourth loan subscribed ut the time cor
responding to Tho present WIS 25.a2 H"r
cent, as compared with 26.lG prr cent or
tho current loan
Because Of larxtnE Of subscriptions.
tho T.. 6. q. Crane. Victory ship which
is mailing the San D1cgo-panamh leg OF
thr "V11.nrs. Journey from San Fran
cisco tn Now York. has been running
slowly down the I'ncinc cnast. Roar
Admiral CAwic. navy loan officer. today
directed the Victory ship To speed up
her engines. however.
Tho ccuntry In beginning to match
tho navy" snid n radio message from
Admiral Cnwio to the Crane, and al
though You arr not yet chilled uInn to
make full speed ahead. expect that
this or,irr VIII hr. flashed to you within
Tho ncNt few days.
TIL" Cleveland district Inns 261 cities
md towns uvcrsubscribrd. as com na RID
with 1an Mt tho same stage of tho
fourth cnnpnlEn,
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AMBASSADOR PAGE
(0oEGtnred Prom pago ono.)

tho Belgians to begin the reconstruction
OF tho country overrun by the Germans.
Therefore, tho only outstanding prof..
f~zl Of great Importance before the
couhctl apparently Ia that duo 10 tho
clain1s of Italy to Fiume and the Dali
matian Segion, Although both the Ital-
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Justice Holmes EE,upea,

WASHINGTON. April 7n.--Associatc
Justice Holmes NJ tho Tinted States
supreme court wna ono nr tho prorni-
n"nt intended Victims nf tho bomb plot
icrs. Most or Tho other packages wrrc
addressed To officials OF men prominent
In private 1ifn.
Justice Holmes delivered tho supreme
courts opinion sustaining tho convic-
ton of Eugene V. DrbS. for violation OF
tho cspionaE" net. Court officials tnlc-
phoncd NIL the Justices late to-day. wnrn-
Ing them To take care IN receiving tnotr
mail
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VIII Present Credentials.

PARIS. April 3n.--'rhe credentials or
: tho German delegates to the peace CON
! ference will hc handed over To tho Allied
commission. headed ny jules Canbon. at
Versailles tomorrow morning at IL
| O'Clock
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stockholders Meeting,

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Raj!
& River Coal Company. for the election
Of Directors. and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. will be held at the
General Offices OF tho Company, IA
Rockefeller Building. City Of Cleveland.
Ohio. on Tuesday. May 9Th, 1919, at
eleven (ll) o'clock n. m.
D. ". MILLER,
ap-21-p Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


The annual meeting Of the Stockhold.
crs Of Market Auditorium will be held
nj the MARKET Auditorium Building on
Monday. May 5th. 1918. At 10 O'Clock a.
m. for tho purpose Of clecting q Board
Of Directors to serve for the ENSUING
year. and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before a meeting OF the Stockholders. !.
GEO. W. LUTZ Pres.
+. ]. FOX. Secy. ap-22-q "a:
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(Contirued From Page One.)
Grand total.

TrfSONnrI OF UlStTlNt NOTICITWFS dH-
nnunc,H Yesterday is ~ follows:
Liberty District.
Precinct No. /
Chairman. Mrs. G. T. Borgess.
Captain. Mss Rosa Wyatt. S"licl-
tors. Mrs. y. NJ. Montgomery. Mrs. J. !.
Millikcn. Miss Anna ,lacoh Miss Viz
gina Morgan, Mrs. Frank Ridgc!y.
Precinct No .:
Captain. Mrs. II. l. McCammnn. SoliC-
itorS. Mrs. II. {. Garrison. Mrs. e. {.
Parsons, Mrs. {. l.. Atkinson. Mrs. j.
W. smith Mrs. Ancil Garrison.
Precinct NJ. ::
CAPTAIN. Mrs George Stauh. Solicit
tors, Mrs. Lille Nithum. Mrs. ID. H..
Potter. Mrs. Sarah Myers. Mrs. Waldo
Sfnolfirc
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NATIONWIDE BOMB
Continued From Page one.)

ratoncss of the would-bo assassfn's
preparations may prove their undoing.
us afrordinc certain clues to their idcn-
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wANTEC-Girl. One experienced In
the retail grocery business. None
other need apply. Give reference. Ad-
dress CLERK" care 1ntell:gencer.
apps
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wANTED-Cook and upstairs girl. APP
ply Mrs. r. G. Dalzell. LeatherHood
Lane. Phone Woodsdalc H. ap-36-l :
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FOR SALE-Used Cars,

FoR sA1E-BarFatu In used car. own
er must sch this week Six cylinder
standard make car, excellent condition.
Pour good Silvertown cord tires. Dem.
onstratton willingly given. Address r.
@, care IntelHgencer. ap-29-i /
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DIED.

cAIDwE11-on Tuesday. April 10Th.
. l91a ats o'clock n m. at the family
residence No. 1n3 Kruger street. Elm
81 Grove. TEEIE a.. wife of James L.
Caldwell, in her 47th year.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoon
At o'clock. Friends invited to at
tend.
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WANTED-IIale

WAETED-Uncmploy discharged, ser
vice men can earn big money. No eI-
Derinncc necessary. Capable men as
crew managers. Mrs. NJ Bailey, Room
~. Mcclure Hotel. ap-2s-i
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cARRoLL--On Tuesday. April 80. 1919,
Il, lo:i5 ",clock J. M: SARAH MUIR
R1N CARROLL. widow OF the late
William Andrew Carroll. in the 10th
year of her aSc.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence of her Son-in-law. William
Kennedy. 3726 Jacob street, Thursday
afternoon. Intcrincnt at Peninsula
cemetery.
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PoR SAI.E-Glenova lot about 30x1t1rl
f"ct. Inquire p. VI. Arrick- Proctor
r. II. 3. ap-30-rn
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. WANTED-Fema1a

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for coffee shop.
Apply Hotel Windsor. my-1-i Z.
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POULTRY

POE Thoroughbred Barred Rock
eggs. s1.50 per Is. $500 per 100. Reg
istered Chester White pigs. StilweIl
Farm. Rayland, Ohio. nr-19-60t
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POE sAIE-Gray wicker baby carriage.
Perfect condition Cost $3.50 Will
sell for SIS. Phone Wheeling SER.
ap-30-i
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Thirty Eight Roaor Flags

TMTty -EighE RoaoF FN8s'
GFyEI, AND. Ohio. April 3o.-Vlctory
Loan sales in the Fourth Federal Re-
serve district reached a total OF VII
$4,000. half its quota tonight. Thirty
eight new honor flags wero awarded.
making a total Of 299.
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wooDS-On Tuesday. April 29th, 1919,
al $40 o'clock p. M al the old home
stnad, WOodsdalc RUTH HURSTt
JACOB, widow or the late John Woods, |
in the 9th year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence. Friday af-
tcrnoon. 3 o'clock Friends invited; TO
attend. Intermcnt private, Greenwood
cemetery.
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FOR RENT

modern convenienceS, in business CEN
ter OF city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. ta-l3-tf
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Fireproof safe. good as
new. Cheap to quick buyer. Must
sell. Address Safe" care Intclligencer.
mr-I-i
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wANTED-Cook. Mrs. A. ]. Clark. 925
Main. SPAIN
wANrED-Houscmald or young girl to
assist with Homework. Mrs. H. A.
Gilbert. Howard Apartments phone
Woodsdalc 278 ap-23-l
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FOE RENF-One large light trout room
End floor. Market street, steam heAIs
suitable for one or two gentleman, ,-vsl1fy
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire !.
End floor Intclligencer Bldg. ia-i3-tf
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TYSoH-On Tuesday. April Goth 1919.
at Wheeling hospital. at 10:45 o'clock
a. m. AEMEN RGFF) TYSON.
Age 81 years.
Funeral services at the residence OF his
brother. Hermann wicker No. III
Eighteenth street. Friday afternoon at
a:3G o'clock Friends of family re-
spec;:nliy invited 10 attend. Inter-
,,,nnt at Greenwood cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
AMATEUR BOXERS
GO EXTRA ROUND
Zeller Scores in Feature Con.
test of the New York A. C.
Tournament.

d. Zeller of the Seward A. A. was
forced to box an extra round in the spe-
cial 1913 pound class bout before he was
declared the winner over l. Silverstein
OF Company A. Sixty-sixth Unitd States
Infantry, in the New York Athletic
Clubs amateur boxing tournament last
night The bout was the best of the
night, with both lads landing some hard
blows At the end OF the regulation
three rounds the judges disagreed. In
the extra round Zeller proved the strong
err and earned the verdict easily. The
summaries:
ITO Pound Glass, Semi-hnals--C. Svo-
boda. East Side House, defeated s. Parks,
Rutgers Gymnasium, rounds. Judgcs do
feated !. Seeman. Brooklyn A A, .
rounds, Judges decision.
Final Bout-C. Svoboda defeated Wesch-
Ter, rounds, judges decision.
12s Pound Glass, Special-D. Keller,
Sewart A. A. defeated /. Silversten. Com
pany A. sixty-sixth U. s. Infantry. 4
rounds, Judges decision.
Union Settlement A. c., defeated e. Lang.
Company A. sixty sixth U. s. Infantry.
rounds. judges decision.
ll5 Pound Glass Special-L Green.
Brooklyn A. A. defeated 8. kats Clark
House A. A.. 3 rounds. Judges decision.
Pa.time 4. C., defeated c. Piikington:
iis Pound Glass. special--J. Bradley.
Pastime 4. C. defeated D. Rosenberg,
Glencoe A. c.. 8 rounds. judges decision.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

First Rstc-Three-year. olds and upward !;
claiming six furlongs: Dimitri. 10 C. How.
Ito Murphy, A.7o. third Time i:A Is
Bathiids. Arthur Middleton. Ed Garrison
Peaceful Star, Huffaker and sprinsSde also
ran.
Second Race-Two-year-old colts and
xeldings; four and half furlonEs; Sam
Fr Ere llS twn Is,) $40, ''soo
ia ldsrn:ri: $3.50, thiTa. Time; o;st is.
Her.hier. Peecant and Palm Bill also ran an.
Third Neutrality-suspicious. niles; six
, ,s7S N s6s F. liz &C. RGSinsoT
play. los ,Thurberl, $3.50 and 1910. sec.
ord; Adelia W. los tGarner). $40. third.
Dancing Spray. Lady Rachel and orenuo
Fourth Race. two-year-oids; maiden Al.
Aluia, ioi 3Murrsyi, sii,tc. $3.50 and
$500. hrst: Lady Roberts. 100 (Simpsonl.
sslO and '2.so, second; Bright Gold. los
Maize. kurna, Biddlo Dee, Spectacular Girl.
Mamie .. and Midia also ran
Fifth Race. Substitute for Original Fifth
Race-Pen and Pencil Club: purse OF g.
900; three-yea-- olds and upward: one mile
,2Sso and MiN siac rst ss and@an H. IL.
tLunstord). 1850 and $3.50. second: SEN.
a at Jsmcs Ill hanoyerl. &: third.
Sosius ST. Oliver. Taniac, Strikebreaker.
Bajaze; and Sun Gold also ran.
Sixth Race-Avondale Purse, $1,000;
four-year- odds and upward: one mile and
a sixteenth: Raider. Ill (BarrettD, $751;
$3.50 and $3.50 won; Bribed Voter, ia
twolstenholm). ss.10 and 32.4o. second
Hocnir, ll5 Murray. s320, third. Time,
l:AS. Gibby. Nominee. Firing Line also
ran.
Seventh Race-Three-year-old and up
ward: claiming; purse $1,000: one mile and
a sixteenth: Capt. Burns. lis Brown.
$40. $3.50 and $3.50. won Aztec, los
tThurber). s:24o and $3.50. second; Cor
don Russell. 10 (Hanoverl. $50 third.
Time, 1916 rs. Bee Line. Mary II. Sem
por, Stslwart. Chick Barley, BABY Lynch.
Manokin. Kentucky Boy. BogRrt and
Thrills also ran.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Race = For thIes-year-oids and
los; Retta a.. Ios; .Freda johnson. ITO /;
Busy Joe. 10; Lady Ivan: no; Maud
Fiapper. ia Also eligible: Madras
cry. liza; .van Sylvia. 1902; 'wise Joan.
second Rsce-Purse. $1,000; Palace Hotel
Purse three-year ODDS and upward; maidens
s1 iuriongs Ge ss ssrS, iOI E, Helma' No.
Cat dmpD. 10; First Troop. 1l5: Nsgikon.
ll5 Trooper. 49, Stevenson, us; sauer, IFS;
Dick Horn. lis; Discourd. 1905; Ray Maxim,
ITO: The Gallant. ITO; Thirteen. 10: PIarro
Third Race-u, 800; Bromley Purse; three.
year-olds and upward six furlongs: Joe
stair. 100; Legal, 100: Bob Baker 100; BalS-
rosa, 100; Ocean Sweep. 100; Herald, Ito; su.
Combs 1IS; Barney shannon dmpD, ll3 Ia.
cola. lis; Walnut Hall dmpJ. lis. Also
eligible: Spearlene dmpl, 10
Fourth Race For three-year -olds and
m Hotel Handicap: Mlrie Miller. So;
War, God, 1857 Basil 10; Rancher. III:
Fifth Race-pgrse. 81 900; ROsedalo Gun
furiongs: Miss 10 Peep, lo7; Distinction, lO7
Marie Maxim: no; Viola Park. z; Marjorie
Hynes. no; Martha Luckett, ITO: Furbelow,
Sixth Race-Claming; 81 200: throc.year.
ods; one mile and a sixteenth Miss Proc
lOS; water Willow 100; 'Byrne, iO5; .Nda
nmp0. lOe: 'MoveE. 1905 Say When los
Mayor Calvin. no. Wexford, llO; Hunte.
40; Hsndblue. 10
Seventh Rsce-Claimlng; .4co; four-yearold,
and up one and ono eighth miles Thinker
10 ssnsymins Gmp). 1907; 'Quito, 10;
Ernst b., l0i 'Obolus. 1917: Nigh OwI 10,
IT.. Also eligible: wissman, il: MERCHANT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
STARS TO PLAY IN
ARDSLEY TENNIS
Start of Invitation Tourney,
With Strong Entry List,
Halted by Rain.
BY EUGENE n. o,CoNNEII

The opening of the women's invitation
lawn tennis tournament at the Ardsley
Club. Ardsley- on-the- Hudson, was post
poned yesterday on account of the rain.
Because of the fact that the weather
man seemed undecided whether to turn
on his watering cart at full blast or let
1t go back to the stables number of the
girls who are to compete in the event
went up to the club
Those who thought they might have
chance to play watched the modified
rain clouds with wistful eyes, but the
rain clouds stuck and the committee de-
cided to postpone the opening until to-
day. Even after the rain had ceased
those who wished to get little practice
in found that the grass courts were In
too poor condition for tennis.
The tournament gives promise OF
plenty of fine tennis in spite Of the fact
that the draw SO came out that the pre-
ponderance of strength Is in the lower
half In the upper section the field Is
headed by Mrs. E. W. Raymond, former
Metropolitan champion; Miss Natalie
Downing. Miss Florence Ballin and Miss
Marion Zinderstein. Miss Ballin and
Miss Zinderstein meet in the opening
round.
In the lower half Miss Molla Bjurstedt,
the national champion, looks to have the
edge over the rest of the competitors.
OF course. Miss Bjurstedt has been out
of the game for some weeks owing to
an injury received on the courts early in
the season. The committee states that
the great Norwegian exponent Of the
game positively will play. II Miss Blur
stedt has entirely recovered, even though
she has not been playing any tennis, she
will take lot of beating.
In the same section with the Norwe-
CLAN girl there are Mrs Benjamin f.
Briggs. once a runner up for the ma
tonal championship; Miss Glare Cassel.
who Just won the Pennsylvania and
Eastern States titles; Miss Helen Gill
leaudeau, former Barnard star: Mrs.
Rawson Wood. Mrs. Robert lie Roy and
Miss Helene Pollak.
Play In the Metropolitan and Bronx
county championship tennis tournament
was prevented yesterday by the rain.
Some few OF the players visited the
courts when the rain let up late In the
afternoon. but found the court surface
entirely too soft to play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
Comparatively Uhknoun o Leads the Counhys Golfers Brae Bn(
To-day's Sport Events

Observation-Disclosures VS.. Detroit. at
Polo Grounds, $3.50 r. NJ; Jersey City
at Newark, $3.50 +. NJ.
RACING-At Belmont Park, 2;4S p. NJ.
GOLF-National open championship at
Brne Burn; wOmen'a metropolitan
championship at Arcols, 10 A. NJ.
LAWN TENNIS-Metropolita and
Bronx mems championships Mt New
York r. G., $3.50 +. MI women's In
vitation tournament ut Ardsley, 10
A. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
HoHner's Golf Score Is
Best in National Open
Barnes Partner Easily
Wins the Brown Derby

~ OSToN. June o. Jim Barnes
y drew one distinction to-day in
the National open golf tour
ney. He was chucked in with rum
ming mate who qualified for the
Brown Derby hands down. He Is
Willie Chisholm, from the Bellevue
links, down Florida way. Chisholm
had juicy 81 going out. accumu-
lated to a large extent through a
thick and bullying Is on the eighth
hole.
This is 200 yard hole across
deep chasm. Chisholm's tee shot
failed to wing the chasm, and he was
arm weary, and his scorer suffering
from writer cramp by the time he
recovered from his trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
Tho Unrestricted Surf Rod.

In discussing the proposition to make
way for an International surf casting
match by taking OFF the restriction on tht
length OF the rod most earnest student OF
the game, Mr.. Wesser of the Long Island
Casting Club. asked where the man Of
short stature would come out and whai
sort of a handicap he would receive.
Such matters will adjust themselves. II
to the present time II has been the tai!
powerful man who has suffered under a
handicap which has denied him the use OF
4 commemorate rod In order to free
him, without detriment to the shorter
man. tournament committees will certainly
be led to arrange events for rods not
ceeding given length. say nine feet, and
others for the unrestricted rod.
The man who cannot use a long rod eff.
fectlvely should not deny to those who car
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
Roamer Beaten Again.

The mighty Roamer was beaten again,
but this time his defeat was expected.
The great champion Is noted for his
inability to run in the mud and few
race goers conceded him chance OF
leading home either Lucullite or Natural
Bridge which opposed him over the one
mile route. Lucullite won the race, the
NTH on the programme. like a great
horse. He led almost the entire tourney
and after swerving all over the track in
the homestretch carried off the purse by
five lengths. Natural Bridge was sec
ond, ten lengths in front of Roamer
Despite the heavy going Lucullite COW
cred the distance in the exceptionally
fast time of I :374-5
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There were many excited persons dur
Ing the running OF the Keene Memorial.
but mono more enthusiastic than the
party Mrs. Riddle entertained in her box.
They were Mrs. Feustel, wife of the
trainer of Man-o'-War Mrs. LOTUS.
wife of the jockey who rode him: Mrs
Edward Butler, Eleanor LOTUS, the
Jockeys flve-year-old daughter; Louis
Feustel, Jr. the six-year- son of the
trainer and Carl Butler. another six
yesr-old youngster. All three young
sters wore fashionable racing attire and
each was armed with strong pair of
field glasses. All know Man-o' War per-
sonally and intimately. He Is their pet
and the horse likes them They travel
in and about his legs every morning and
are never molested, The youngsters
also know the Riddle colors. and when
Man o. War sped into the lead in front
of the stand the youngsters and their
parents went wild with JOY. They rooted
hard and continued to root for their IA
vcrite until long after the race was over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10

The Hyde Park Handicap at six fur
longs was won by the Brookside Sta
ble's three-year-old colt King Plaudit
He broke badly and stood a long hard
drive the entire distance and got up in
time TO win by few inches from Wood
trap.
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HoHner's Card Impressive.

Hoffner's card. which. by the way.
equals the record for the course In com
petitive play, is proof positive of sound,
consistent golf. The youngster had no
lucky breaks to bring him in In the van
of the big procession. He was of to n
rather unpretentious start. scoring 5s on
the first two holes.
But once on his journey he made few
mistakes. He scored a bird on the 375
yard third and covered the next six holes
but one over par, On no green did he
succeed In sinking a sensational putt to
reduce his count abnormally.
On his homeward journey Hoffner
clicked off par 5 for the long tenth and
also equalled par for the eleventh with a
nice 4. He was one over on the twelfth
but ran along with par right on through
the next Ave holes. Coming TO the 400
yard eighteenth he planted his second
nicely near the pin and sank his putt for
| bird 8.
George Bowden likewise played
smooth. consistent golf from beginning