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New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Navy Romps Off With
Easy Victory of 10 to D

ANNAPOIl}. Nl, Oct Speed
and power for an ear, season eame
marked the play ng Of tie Naval Acad
envy team this afternoon whom 20
defeated the North CAroiian state
team IN the opening game. g. 20 N.
An excel.er. variety of executed
PLAYS was -sed. including seven -
ward pass play-. five 81 which yielded
modcrtae gains.
Afford and Clark scored touchdown q
IT, .re opening period. a'I tte second
and fourth q.art'rf a.s0 tr.i.i a
brace of OtschlOwfs Ouy orc nas
secured IN the third KInl turned
a.. seven chances lltD goal.
Tn. .rc-uo.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Dartmouth Has Hard
Fight 10 Beat Norwich

HANOVER. y. H., oct Dart
mouth had TO battle hard here TINS
afternoon 10 get q /, 10 victory over
Norwich University. The visitors ais
played enough ability go keep fhc n.-
string lineup in the game mo.i ai inc
zine and twice the Green goa. line was
in danger. Once .r ih, carly par' OF
he game the Dartmouth i.nc held on
the i-vard line for four downs.
Robertson. the husky par,mon va
halfback. played superb game io,rI tn,.
Green. his kicking taking the hs,I our
mndc GOOD gain. bat fumb!od ire-
ouenuy. Canncll at quarter. has @ @no'
as get hit his stride and Only Oh one
or two occasions did he display start
ling open field running D:.
The kicking Of Kcdman. camp DlN
ouarfcrback of last fall, and Martin
,he colorcd Norwich halfback. we're 'h'
brightest spots Of the visitors stun
bonn game.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Lafayette Easily Beats
MuhIenbnrg by l3 to D

rASTON. Penn. oct 8. Lafayette
c.ilege opened her football season here
to.iav or March Field by defeating
Nuhlcnhcrg College by the score OF
- =. o. The Lafayette scores came
II, the third and fourth periods.
In the second half line p!unges by
rchacla. N eldon. Sigei carried the ball
rom Muhlcnburg's 50-yard line 30 th.
2o.vard line. from where Weldon wen'
over on an Of tackle play. He also
kickcd the goal The second touchdown
rame in tie fourth period, when lie
hacka went through the centre Of the
Nnhlenbuig line from tho l2-yard
marx. Weldon failed 20 kick ,he goa
Tho lineup.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Title Motorcycle Meet
Put Over to Next Saturday

Owing TO the irclemen- weather the
national motorcycle c1a mp.o mp
races. wr.ch were sch duled 20 tax
pisc. or tic Sheep head Speedway yes.
,crtnv afternoon. were postponed until
next Saturday afternoon.
n. riders we're or hand and unt !
.ho las. minute We're p eu.rei 10 race.
ilt the slippery condition ~ The trao >
male ridfIr practically inposs biz.
D~.ri.e tho nct-sant drizzie about
5 300 we're oa hand - watch the com
petition.
T,e ace Will be staged noN. satlr-
ia- under the same conditions that
wero 20 have prevailed yesterday.
Fverv rider entered will be on hand
.-air ard ra.a checks and tickets Will
be E0rored.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Results ofSchOol
Football Games
Syracuse. Minus Three
Stars, Beats Vermont

SYRACUSE. oct. g. Weakened by
the absence of three Of it's hest play
crs. Syracuse University did not show
IN any 100 well against the University
Of Vermont mere to-day despite the
fact that 1t won by - 70 Cd. The day
wa better suited for "A baseball than
football
The ruclanders put up game fight
all the way although outweighed con
sidcrabiy by the Oranr' team.
Syracuse got but SIX points IN the
first three periods OF play, scoring
when Eddie Brown recovered YER
mont tumble or their three-yard ine.
and Mike Fallen went over for a
touchdown. Ackley failed TO boot the
goal
In the last quarter Syracuse showed
stronger punch and secured threo,
touchdowns. Steele. Brown ana
Schwarzer went over the lire and
Ackley booted all three goals. Captain
Alexander. Harry Sesal and Johnny
Barsha. three arst string men. were
not in the contest.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Sharpe's Men
Meet Surprise
In Springfield
Braden and Murphy Play
Strong Game for Yale.
Which Triumphs. 20 TO o

NEW HAVEN Oct T. Although
Yale scored four times on Springfield
Training Col. re to-day in opening tho
Eli football season, totalling twenty
point.. the game dropped wet blanket
on Yale's intercolleg chances. Cap
tain Tim Callahan's men were able 70
push only TWO touchdowns across the
line
On two occasions they were held until
fourth down. when jim Braden and
Thornc Murphy, respectively. saved the
situation by lifting field goals over the
crossbar. IN two other Instances the
Els surrendered the ball only inches
from the Springfield goal, once losing I
through tumble and the next time on
four downs.
On still another occasion they were
held at the Springfield twenty-yard
line. in the first and third periods
they we're unable TO tally. both closing,
however, with the ball at the visitors
fve-yard mark. the two touchdown
Of the game opening the second aid
fourth playing period.
Quarterback Chester La Roche reg
istercd one by squirming through cen
ire for three yards Paul Crane. the
substitute halfback who was decided
upon only yesterday for right halfback,
recled of a twenty-yard end run for
the other. 4 sixty-yard punt by Crane
in the second period featured the kick
ing depar.ment Of both teams.
4, no time was Springfield able 10
throstcn the Yale goal. and only after
Yale had sent "A complete set of subsu-
tutes into the lineup in the final period
were the visitors able to record their
solitary first down Of the game.
TIE lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

Rutgers Has an Easy Time
With North Carolina Team
Souihcrners Never In
danger Big Red Team
Goal aud Lose by 100

NFW BRUNSWICK. o,. O. Eutfef-.
n SPIT, a. a mediocre showing hat
little difficulty defeating North 'aio
ma University o. football here to-day
by sc.rc ~ 10 fo O
The Rs'ger. team MAS ref'r IN anv
danger a. bong scored or An. for tfat
matter neither d'l Nor'N Carolina in
the second ha'f
To-da,s game proved Rufref-
team o. many 90..Ih0.Ne. eI'a
bulky nnc. Which .s .tI' 'sf' ..0rr. and
a bscAfe'i comIH ND .' ..I'.N N"'A
s'efs. NIo showed f' aIfIH'nr. aFa.N'i
the Soufhernei
French Bes, hsoA
o. .I. ba.h l"r. s.iF '.s
best a0l if q .f..i f" ''.f l'''rf
Sanf..l r.'i i0.I..n 'In lf'
ls eN,.p'. '.lr... n.I I'I
e'ff .ntN''f
f. orfrre. vr. aHI r'. 'r
d.. ..f ...If
u.t r.nrr ..".f'.f resembles
that .f lidI' ''.'
.f0.f f. ie tackled |N fH '
a
mani. I..IItf. fs ftf f'e
iaes. off.r.e f..ii. a.I nI .Hnf.'Ns
to il .n .If Oh. I''
fOr
NaA.. lrll,1 fr' rrH'''
lsf the .'h0f. e.Ir '.... N.'
int. oH f.. .f.I
lnemDf HN. hr' .f.l aIr
.r chnIe iN.. |,.I 'ff 'n
vofl iarinrr ...0. ''H'i i'0..
knoAfele. .fI .II.I..fI'
>olfh Carolina showed I'fIe N.f
shull.r. fn ft.fs Of FIHi .'f Hi ''
fo ft..e .nUiHffH '.|t ''I ff.'
We,s ffer nanf rNrr HfI'iI i'. N.|
dog gooi practice
Team ilad W ofsn'e
N,if' Carolina boob n. ...0.s i
lfs defence Nl. 0H'N.n. f. N.tt about
lt i.d ho.i kH'f.r .l'frI's
second haiI h.f NN'..I appeared
tired 0l.Ie flr .HIfl.I...f l0n.um0f
mn.f 0f tns.f tIm, N u0IiUr
The .outhrrnti. rD.fi.I f.
.ofNHrI pH.. Frequently. 'eI.r.a'
fir 'a.f f'o H.Hft.I. N"f one "'
.ome ffn tNIs nHf s4rlt..|.| IIs
nsffei fhe Carolina laf. 'i lHfiH N
the third quarter
Rutgers attempted ff. r..I af lArs
interval rNIN .N....I NN'HH
tr.si Sanford. fuf.l H..fi s..t In
fhe aff fDw minutes OF r.HH NHt
North Carolina IlDa. .NtOltl arN
.lua.h.d the attempt .t Tat ns H
pancake.
Rutgers kcsed of ari af'ef o.
e,chnaxe 90 punt. fY.t f0. iHIl from
SIS ts.lird llne. and succession
Of ruthos. IA which lr0.rn fid most
OF the notN. scored fNr fftf touch
down. The score ens NaI0 nn fN.
from ihe yard Ire Nf l"rrH hf
missed the goal
The quarter ,nI.d niff ''a srnI'
8 20 40. Aorfn Carolina t.I.'l N| H
he second quarter N.. promptly
proceeded o. march toward ..H Ept
ln steady advance.
Rushes hy French. 1arln'i and ''I
retf. Infcf.pcl,'d r.fn a 'tfi fN'
through mo centre or tnf IIf' 'n '
delayed pa.s D. French. ta.l 'Nr ''.
their second touchdown Naafr's s..t.
out failed
Coleman, Of North Carolina. af'in
kicked of. Hakof returning 'nc NH'
10 the 3, yard ure A. exchange of
punt followed nri fnNn ir'n OIL. n'irf
returning "a punt i, yards. 'lr' "t
ls.yard dash around NII ..' rHH fDI
the Ill ~ tosshIran. Gardner Boa
the goal
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Brown Hard Pressed
To Win From BOwdOin

PROVIDENCE. Oc'. s Bowdoln
gave Brown n stiff battle this afternoon
a. Andrews Field. Brown winning b. q
score "a 10 3.
Je=all scored in the bird period.
Armstrong Kicking the goa 3 own
wa. in position TO score scVsra. times
but he Nord dlu line held Bowdoin
meyer tened. d the Bruonians line
was impenc'rabie.
Brooks. tho Brown halfback. was
taken ont o. h0th halves with injuries.
Jemail and Armstrong were TIE chief
ground gniners for Brown
Drummou. AZ end. played . tar game
for Bov'aH Three Of tfe Brown iex-
u!ars were out OF the game WIKI u-
ilries.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Pawling Has Easy Time
Defeating Marquand

pawlins school defeated M1rqusad
school ri football Oh me formers field
a, Pawling. y. Y. yesterday by score
of 90 to o. The v,ctors used the game
as a means for trying ort much Of i's
material. which. this year ia practically
all green. Stets scored two touch
downs and Schoemaker one. the latter
on A forward pass. Barnevaii kicked
both goals. MarqIard never was able
10 cct within striking distance o. rs
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Brooklyn Prep Opens
! Season " ilh ictory

R,ooslvn Pren began f7 campaign
~ Che grIdiron yesterday wlth an over
vheiming victory over Ade.ph' Ac"-
aer-, oa the iatter's field ny score o.
% 70 q. Old-fash ioned football was used
90 three periods IN smashing down
- IA. phi defence. In the iourtnl
coIrnr, Brooklyn risked ten ior"a1u
passes and exceeded rs expectations oy
completing seven Of them.
GEORGE Smith a. quarterback PLAYED
a. effective game for Brooklyn. gaining
nan. Yards through t.e oprosinr inc
and around the ends H. contributed
'vo Of the six touchdowns made oy h'-
'san. smith proved "a good pun'"r
making three goals from 'ouchdowns
Iaw.r. Nonahan and Naioney also
PLAYED well cor the winners.
AdelpaTs hero WAS Rosclle at iuil-
oac.. v.o played brilliant game.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
TObie Leads Manual
TO Win Over ST. Paul. :

fanlai Training made an aHsp.ciou
r'arf .r defeating s.. Pauls School
~ -, latter field at Garden CITY.
long Island. yesterday by q score Of
Il 90 7. Tohic, the Manual veteran
aDHrDd the g.. Pauis eleven single
handed. a. le registered both touch
eo2os On criss cross plays and also
so,ed the goal
I p, Lrn n nrd surnrnarr-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Michigan Aggies on Top

gAsT LANSING. Mich. Oct
Michigan Aggic, bsrely defeated the
Albion ele-en here ~ day after hard
,truygle. The score war II - i3, and
), was only in the last few minutes Of
kis1 beA khA 16esls von out
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Centre Defeats Indiana

PLOOMlNGTON Ind. Oc'. ! Inc
Centre College football team defeated
tho Indiana eleven to-day by score
of Y TO 3. Indiana had figured to be
the winner
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Ionefellows Take Final Game

Tho Manhattan Cricket Club vas de
feated by th- LonCieiiows ~ the last
cricket match of tie season az Pros
nec- Park yesterday. The score wa'
90 20 G-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
I he lineup


cDt44 fr.I f.l n.rNre f.r r'Ir t-l
Goal frrm ftd b.. rton hrt.f.. Peter d,
som. ~ 'n'e.f. ir.lirf ~naI ..'. "i
,. rf.. %. ..uf. Substitution.
W lI.I4f.. ,If. f.r ln-l'N. -iH..rf .'N
ct.l.r. snfr t.r Nas. T.sa- iir .'-
sable. WNcD, i.f l'af-'. '0tt'ns for carries.
r.r..I... f.I k..,..r WILSON - i''''if' l
... -r r..it Burger f.g ltp.u.
lr'ae Sr.er i.r sis Nsnl.h f'I 'oiH-
stucA' Lin.uan 20. Murray
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

-7-l'Fl0V n 1T.0T7- |--'---- -" y
-.huarv.r Goals from tnur hioN--~ \ !. -
l.v Referee-rolcv Niiior Nat'ff''f
In.fI-e. nr - 49, llbs. l'rn-y fania.
ltn,dllroror Co. \ wright. columbia.
Sub..itutione- Fitzpsfrick f0r Furc'u
~orio for Harrington. n ege-iN ior "H-
n.nav. Harris for Over. 'urrsn ior Nt-
ratri.k Schnarxci for lloofle. steel for
E-wic. Tarkff fof Ahb7r Si"'.e i'F
fafon. fDupie for unn'e' Er"is tof
-t..i.. .n.t4up f'r HfoNn ii0~f ''f
p.h.-t-ar Na.kef7l- for Perrin DUNN for
r-str Aulf-a- for Abbott. school raft
far Io..aulp
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Cre.ccnis Win At soccer

TIE Crescent 4 {. defeated the Ben
sonhurst club AZ soccer yesterday on
the Crescent grounds. The score was
2 to /.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
The Summary

rouchdowns French lD hsHer 'Hsl
srr,., touchdnwu= i1rittf N.a's
fouehiovn- fil.aed--i ifHn. n. Baker ri'
st.ffff.-. ,Rufg.rsl Ai.NanIrr fHr ~'t U
Dur. Tor French Richmond fNr tsrf'ff
North Carolina cant l.r hsu''I. tN1I-
fo~ harden. JocOhi fer Rouni. pu Go
prifchard sims fur 'U,rtsn "a .i
sims Fulton for Sraurh Love TO- lNar.
irs,on Referee lisur. Harvard ir pirr
Rcd springfield. Time - quarters
DO uIultes
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
The line-ul

In1f fhiuWU@ fNtINA ~. f' f"ii '
Trimbla Goals IinnI touchdown @if unint
fD substitution Princeton Hafil'F I'i
NacPhce. TriWtie for OPT. Sr nn.r f"i
P.risetfe. lr,f"fann f'r l."n,I'. N.i'''7
for Nc\auars Isnafch flr Iiaffff.
Sno.rs for u.leae Morton f'r Thomas.
Knox fnr Garri'y. i'erkins f0r Struhing
Cooper tor Seur.rusr. Baker fOf Lamar No.
p,r,.r Tor RnfhchiId N.tts for Trimhle.
sweet FOR - fnn wilmer for hnvk. ~
Tor rIoptffs Trinity Puei' f"f B1dd VI
i-r FOR Fn.... Hooper fnf ilunIn' fi'l
Tor I.lkfor. Iar.Is for Lynch. Hr1r" ~.
Jarvis Hafte fN' JARVIS Time - .I.
tors 10 md - minutes .r'e-. Mi
Maxwell Swarfhnlnrr. Umpire ~ Nl.
tam. p.unssitsuia ii'sds'in-- t"ih
IhoIp Columbia
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
lawrcncc,il,r y iu-

ItNRENI ttlll.
f.e,,.r. pr1 ..'.'. N'frff'f
Ht f.r
t... ....... ir
4uarf.r Green .n ar t.t
,.rss ..f.rI
C.nt.. tr. ha''' a'| Ns'
starred f.f L.rI t00. ..
+a.r N.Kr p.. .fi N'o.'r ''
boz. lY4 f.r lN
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

RE-. Ni.n. n,.4n. r., Wra, i.si- from
-auchl.,rf 90 Nn,r rI. S4h-" fuf.Hns
f.- p.nr T.rr o. Strau- Mc>. hnl fNr
if.rf. ,fatna.i for Tlf1.I. lrsna Tor
D..f.r. H., .ray fDr Nafr. Braun inr
iirara.r G-as. fnr a. Miller Neyion for
rhom--. p.f0fs lor MAYNARD. Fills for
R.u. Hopper fur q Miller, Pearoe iur
N..hrI Wilmington fnr iIffis For +
- r.lrs fHr ~N..n'., Bryant p
Sohnffr Claus far Srho..s. NIAer ~
Afa..ur. f..f reD.-iloal NatHe,s. Sffa
0gs. InrIr -lr Matthew a. - srion.
l..rfr. I.cl I.I. lIi sa. ff 81 rrlf f'.
sal. Tlm. " periods -i5 n.alt"- Zach.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

Touchdowra Ho-w".r. Hamilton. Goa :
ron touchdown -1iorween f-J Gnai
"a r-ott'~-ram frr Kauo. Holmes for
Lark. HavsrrF.r fnr fhihin. Felton, for
Murray cr0aker far Desmond. Ryan for
chimney. Olrstcad Cor Ryan. church for
.asov. Nelson f0r Hamilton. Graf"i'k k FOR
t-,-~san- pns..l COLES % lrl"n for
iorrlssy i.plar' nr Muiin. McElsney
for Ttzpatri. b. Foye fnr Br'on. FitzpFt-
...k fo- NcFan.y. M.Hialty for Scani9n.
Referee r vs. Murphy Nf Pf1"n. fl-
a. y na~t.-.' a. Ier.uoutn. Fieid
iudfa-G o. I.aie ti Na'a Line -aN-
b Peuiiefrn. 20 H9vl-.n Time o;
periods-lo minute.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
\.\.I. Eic,cni0scs
To Amherst Men
Through a Saicl,

AMHERST fa.7. n,' $50" 1Nri
IufveI .i'f n.. '.af.N An'ff
%. do. on puH
in ihr hr.' mInuf. .f I.t.
tain ,.nn f,il or fH0 la. N'.
own goal lnr. ens ffn
CaptaIH Cam Mooney nfi 'rrf
stored in Noe fDrA irfnf
fence, .N.lo Adam. ..f f'N
gnafI nl..cf a. s'cIiH. f.me 'N '''
li1'
o.. nfer. o. y o4'rlr'
sfie n, s,a ,,.., il.p. .
c.liel f0r 'fa purple. i.I.lrf on 'h.
opening t.c. ran fHe bail har.
twenty fre yards. nni 'h'rr ~'f' .
turf'l Hsr.ftfl ,ni un. lr f0e sf.-
ord l. nfI f.0Nei % .'' fa',
E.s lof. .s'I..'y fnr I.'''d
f.I.... ....r. We
from ,.ff o. N0
A. f.rc0ff'i f.. Har..ar 4
two .l....tf.I
.r 'he ias' ..t.f nl'
h'rsf- 'cr.fI
inIcf.fy faH
from f..ii0r i..
drnr-k.rk. fro. t' t.'
and fntlIfr.. ,.|
YORK rrsrf.t. H.r
Zna from I.n
The lINlI
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

VI.Dhl0N-ns SH's q S0no0rll Vt
Goals from ioycLIowr-- RHafuN"il 90.
E-fuuf-e-. Nr cook Referee Mr smith
quarters of inmates e"eh
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

From present indications the Nav
Will rule the fnvoritc whom II meets
the Army here November 2H. The Navy
Il, is said has a powerful line which Is
like baseball team naving a strong
pitching staff.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

N.fsrfa..c n.r.. i"fh
.ng. limo ~ rer.ods.-'- a..
10 n..nut,s -1hs. .atlons f.r l.. re..,..,
'''N ' o.. r0Iard Gerhard for i iui
T'ro-,i. 70. H,ar.r Wel.on tor q.
nard. Wilson .or Iho'nss NJ. ,.,.o.,r..n t'"
~ At fs.f.h for Wolh"r1 NiN"NFf
i'. pa..e. for Ca1-i-a. Reese i"r
.t..-l.n.or Ntch.e for D. n. .'
v00..nbure Ari.buster for r"fle'o"' ''''-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
The lineup:

ron,hdn~re Herlber Roberts '''N
f..,n tnuchdown--i,ob"ris 60,
,l.,a. dartmouth -.ur"nhrrE i"t
horne SA~lbofn" for S"nn'nn'I .'...fI
fnuulngnnfn Irckb~fg iHr "i'.'
e.,,,,.ofer for Myers. Str'ne i"f ,-
,,....u for Jordan Moore f0r ~ 'tf.t
,s.h. M,har fnr cole. o., a.
,..f.r.v f.r sfeaio Rooney i'l ''
en.rfoe fnr Bartlett iiis am
~. n. M.uln for Hooney NJ 49,, 80. j..
,va.te. Ref.r.c--pr =. Il. ''''r Head
Tufia !mpu n,on ~ 4. A.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
The lineup.

49, 80 pos hdeiphi lD)
-..... l. ..f.nt .n
ua-. -.n .......... - r .......-- ltf'w
q ... NNi .ift r.
- L. ........ NaIseI
.s..-..-.. J. q .l,affn
...'. = .r .... IretfI
= g. Be- bee
q "a Nelson
- u f.I Jos
81 ~ N Michel
= s. IustIln.
,... p..~Ie4 f.I fava4ns
->.rf1o~n- srr.rh. o Ia~kin-. Mslon.y
rrsrtea " 1ahan '0als
no.. H.ly croas i4ro Moods,
..rtia Time o, Qlaffefs-i1 minutes
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

-IT-T'' I---T7- = ~
f.r N,darr.Di D.ksy far ff,sl
Arfy..n Iaf.Dn f.r falt~au. t"tfi'e'
S. trace Umpire. cochran h''l "",' ""
nan. ffnu.ahsn. I'f ~. Two 'is"' ""'
fwn ton uinui" qunr'fr-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
The line UP

.r-.v CO., iu+.f.o fieif tfN.-
r.,r.a .paif
f..... Conway
.t.t.r e. N.'uI .Iulh %
,...... iNIdns
opel ......... ...-. X. tt-...--.-. ''''''
Cen'ei..-..........E TI,.-...''...',.. a.-.
ilaik. .-........-. Z E. .'' "i.i'''
Wilh.de. ......-.-- - b....--.... . fll m
NcCusrrie. l.. H. B..-.-.. Kennedy
~rhsbscker....-..N B..-...... Gag non
Iystad. Z. b. fit1p"t il" J"
A,ss- sss'' by periods 'n'. II
IIo'y '' cross ....... Q
Army scoring Toochao~ns McQuarr'e
Goai fror fold rCuarri'.
suhstiufi.1s. Arm, stout ~ Burns.
fI.iilc4 i.r T..an. Ilt1-r inr Hrri-' r.
Kelly r0f Gfe.t. H.lr.lrf i'r Norfl h''-
fDs t.r C.llI It..f. for Hais. 1r.s -
for NnhiID ri.Ioe ior N0el'lrig hod p
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-03
AMERICAN AND MEXICAN |
LABOR HAIL EACH OTHER|
Samuel Gompers' Wire to Fedora
ton Receives Reply From
It's Secretary.

Fraternal greetings have been ex-
changed between the American Fed
Grafton of Labor and the Mexican
Federation of Labor in session at
Zacatecas. Mexico. President Samuel
Gompers of the American Federation
of Labor wired the Mexican Fedora
ton of Labor the good wishes of the
American organization and has re-
ceived it's reply. both kilograms being
presented below:
Mr.. Gompers' greetings follow:
'Mr. Luis N. Morones, Secretary
Mexican Federation Of Labor Con-
vention. Zacatecas. FAC, Mexico
THE heartiest good wishes and fra
Federation of Labor to the officers
and delegates of the Mexican Fedora
ton Of Labor, in convention assem-
bled.. 1t is my earnest hope that the
deliberations and the conclusions of
your convention may not only re-
of Mexico, but that the bonds of fra
ternity and good will between the la
Dor movements of the two great re-
publlcs may be greatly strengthened.
We look forward with hope and ex-
pectation to the convention of the
Pan-American Federation of Labor,
which meets in New York city in
July, at which time we hope to greet
the representatives not only of the
Mexican Federation of Labor, but
the representatives of labor of every
pan-American country.
SAMUEL GOMPERS,
President American Federation of
Labor
In reply. the Mexican labor conyen-
ton responded as follows:
"ZACATECAS, Zac, Mexico,
June 1, 1919.
Samuel Gompers. President Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor:
Your message received. Conven-
ton sends fraternal greetings and
assures you of our sincere desire to
bring about better understanding
between the labor movements of the
Awo republics. Fraternally.
r. LUIS N. MORONES."
MT Gompers is now in New York,
win ars. Gompers, who is slowly re-
coverinr from a double stroke of par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-03
NAVAL SEAPkANE NC-4
NOT TO TRY FLIGHT HOME

The American naval seaplane NC-4,
which arrived at Plymouth, England,
Saturday, thereby completing the first
transatlantic flight. will not attempt
nom stop or any other kind of fight
back to the United States. Secretary
Daniels has announced. The seaplane
will be disassembled and shipped to
this country.
The Secretary said the Navy con-
templated no attempt at a nonstop
transocean flight in the near future.
as the Navy did not desire to make
a spectacular showing, was not in any
competition for transatlantic flight
honors and did not favor stunt"
flying.
Secretary Daniels declared that the
Navy is content to rest on its laurels
-Sor the present, and that the NC-4 will
brought back to this country on
Srd the U. S. S. Aroostook. The
.s will return later on board gov
sent vessels.
,,t.S NC-4 flight was purely in the
IF aerial science, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-03
WOUNDED MEN ELKS' GUESTS.
Walter Reed Hospital Patients
Given Outing and Dinner.

Many Of the wounded men from
Walter Reed Hospital. the Naval Hos
pital and several other hospitals are
being entertained by Washington
Lodge, No. Is, B. P. o. E.. today.
The entertainment started with a
parade at 1 o'clock this afternoon
which was in the form of 100 automo.
btles led by a band from the bureau
OF engraving and printing. The route
was down Pennsylvania avenue, and
from there to the base ball park
A dinner is to be served This evan.
ing by the Elks at the Town and
Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-03
ARMY FLYERS TO MAKE
OCEAN-TO-OCEAN FLIGHT
Propose One-Stop Trip, New York
to San Francisco, Within
Two Days.

An attempt to make transcon-
tinental fight from New York city to
San Francisco in less than two days
with only one stop en- route will be
made by the Army air service within
the next few days. A Martin bomb
ing plane will be used.
The start will be from Minaola,
L. l. North Platte, Neb., $500 HaNes
from New York, has been select-S as
the midway point. The schedal1 NJ
lows only sixteen hours and Thrifty
nine minutes for the first UP, and
the departure from North Platte is
set for $3.50 o'clock the following
morning. The plane should land at
San Francisco about 5:5S pm. Of
ficials here believe the trip should be
made easily in about thirty-hve
hours.