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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
PERsHINe's NEW RANK
New York World.

-NtW 1OTk " OrIu.
 Of the appropriateness of this de- signation in every respect there can be no question. It has been con. ferred, as always heretofore, in rec ogniuon of victorious achievements in war. Without disparaging any other soldier of the republic. it is to be said in truth of Pershing that he has commanded mightier armies than any other American and that the operations successfully conduct cd by him thousands of miles away have been on scale so stupendous that a few years ago they could hardly have been imagined.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
Turning Rack the Calendar
 Sixteen Years Ago Today In Bisbee
(Fr0m the Risbec Daily of September 1a, 1sos)

The residents of Youngblood Hill are to formulate petition to the city council requesting that meas ures be taken to suppress certain loud and obscene disturbances that are said to come from the tender lon district near that quarter. There are many children among the fami- lies that live on Youngblood Hill and the people are determined that they shall not be obliged to hear some of the language of the Ana zons of upper Brewery Gulch, which floats to their ears.
 The contract for the erection Of the Hughes three story building on School Hill has just been let to Thompson & O'Brien. It will con tain seven stores for rent on the first floor and the second floor will be occupied by offices. The esti- mated cost of the completed build ing is $1O,0OO
 Frank Francis, the miner who pulled a gun on L. C. Shattuck in front of the St. Louis beer hall and threatened to kill him, was sen fenced to serve 90 days in the coun-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
MISTAKE SOMEWHERE
Springfield Repuhlican. -

Springfield Republican. m
 In the Chicago Tribune's special dispatch from Berlin, under date of September 16, one reads that in the leadership of Lodge the German sees the promise of success for tho battle against the treaty" There is mistake somewhere, for the same dispatch quotes prominent Ger
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
NEW YoRK's SURRENDER

Boston Transcript
 Although the guns of the New York forts began firing this morn ing as soon as General Pershing' $ ship got within earshot, the com plete surrender of the city and tri- unphal entry, bout the loss Of a single life, is Wported in the lat CT dispatches.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
FACES $1,o0o FINE FOR
 IMPORTING LAB(

TUCSON, Sept 17.-James Tucker of Yuma was summoned Monday to the federal court to show cause why he should not pay a fine of $1,OOO for alleged evasion of the contract
 labor law in importing into the country Mexican who had pre-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
New York Tribune


 While the president on tour is tossing bopQuets of abuse at bis T@rtners iE treaty-malIing the sign Eere' campaign at Washington runs on two cylinders and rugged tires. The partisan support which the lrt sident has hitherto been. able to command is plainly cracking. The defection of six Democratic sena- tors and possibly nine is announced. The administration newspapers. which have steadily labored to as sist in building up public opinion with which to coerce the senate. begins to acknowledge the truth of the situation. There is not much virtue in this. for it is possible no longer to conceal it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18

ty jail for having flourished a dead fy weapon in a threatening manner.
 A narrow escape from an instant and horrible death was experienced by Bill Luntz and his partner, min CTS who work at the Copper Glance when several sticks of giant powder, which were in the bottom of a bucket on which they were riding to the surface. caught fire. Burn ing wax from their candles caught the powder on fire but it did not explode. Both men were singed by the flames.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18

From Naco comes word of the at tempt of Mexican to knife Bill Sparks, bartender in the Cow Ranch saloon. Sparks got out of the way and took a shot at his as sailant with a gun. The Mexican was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and given a jail sentence.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18

A bet of $500 has been made that the three bull dogs will whip the black bear in the bull ring at Doug las. More money will be wagered at the ringside.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY

man diplomatist as saying that Lodge is no enemy of Germany" The Germans forget that the sena- tor tried to prevert the armistice last November and demanded that the allied armies dictate peace on German soil, even if they had to march to Berlin.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
Utica Observer.

Utica Observer
 The French renegade, sentenced to death for the betrayal of Edith Cavil, will be executed. They do not suspend sentence in France and it is not customary to undertake ap- peals on behalf of every person found guilty and thus delay the ex. ecution of justice beyond all req son.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

TO HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES or
DEPOSIT FOR EVANSVILLE ~
DIANAPOLlS X. X. co. FIRST MORT
GAGE sc BONDS DUE JULY /, i1s.,
AND EVANSVILLE INDIANAPOLIS
X. X. co. FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE 6% BONDS DIE JAN. =.
1928. ISSUED UNDER AGREEMENT
DATED JULY 8, 1914. BETWEEN yEE
COMMITTEE THEREIN NAMED s%D
THE HOLDERS or SAID BONDS VIj
sHOU Id BECOME PARTIES THERETO:
Notice is hereby given that uodiatA--
ton and amendment OF said Agreement q
proposed by the undersigned Conmfttr.,
and copy thereof has been f!ed on 4ns
Ilth. 1919, with THE FARMERS LONS
AND TRUST COMPANY Deposltary ~
der said Agreement. at its Office. - VIII
lam Street. Borough OF Manhattan CITY e
New York. Each holder OF a certificate II
deposit issued urder said Agreement II ne
does not within TWO weeks after this date
nle with said Depostary at its said off 0
his dissent in writing from the proposed
modification and amendment. viii b. cou-
cluslveiy presumed to have axSen.-A
thereto according TO the provisions Of g.
Agreement
Dated NV York. June 12ih lasa
FREDERICK IL. sHfpNAN
WILLIAM r cARDOzO.
ELLIS ". GLADNIN
EDWARD II LADD. JR..
RAYMOND NJ SMITH
u. 7. row NSEND.
COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or r>rrrD
STATES TREASURY CERTIFfC ATEs
OF INDEBTEDNESS OF SERIES q.
DATED FEBRUARY 81. 1919. AND MA

All United States Treasury Certificates cf
Indebtedness of Series VIC Gated FEBRUARY p-
1919 and maturing July 90. 1919 are hsfe-
by called or redemption on July / ief,
at par and accrIad interest pursuan, 20 IA,
provision for sufh redemption contained N
the certificates On July l. 1919 interest
on all certificates Of said series VII rfa -
to accrue Holders Of certificates OF rald
series shall -vertheless have the rrivllfrs
81 exchanging sach certificates on or sefore
July i. 1919 al par with an ndtustfncn, s-
accrued interest FOR Treasury Cert Tier fc.s or
indebtedness Of Series T dated ! ma Z
1919. maturing September IS 1919
CARTER GLASS
June 2u. 1915 Secretary OF the Urea stry
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
PROPOSALS
TO HOLDERS OF
EMPIRE REFINING COMPANY
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust Ten
Year Sinking Fund Six Per Cent Gold Bonds.
Dated February lst, 1917.


Notice is hereby given that proposals
Company Of New York. 1i0 Broadway
New York City. for the sale to the Sinking
Fund provided for in the Indenture be-
tween the Company and Guaranty Trust
company of New York. as Trustee dated
February 1st. 1917. of First Mortgage and
Collateral Trust Ten Year Sinking Fund
SIX Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF Empire Re
and secured b said Indenture at prices
not 20 exceed lo4 per cent. of the principal
Of such bonds fat without interest on
or before August list. 1919. this COMPANY
VIII deposit with the trustee sufficient
tEnds To retire on that date. at a prire
not in excess Of the principal amount
thereof, plus premium OF four per cent
OF said principal, bonds equal in aggregate
face value to $500, 900. and said fund is to
OF bonds of said issue at not to exceed the
price above mentioned. All proposals
should be securely sealed and marked
Proposals for sale of bonds to Sinking
Fund under lndenture OF Empire Refining
Company, dated February lst. 1871" must
be for all or any part OF the bonds offered
and must be received by the Trustee at
cath, 1919.
Advices as to bonds accepted will be
mailed or before June 25th. 1919. by
the Trustee.
Coupons due August Ist. 1919. should be
detached from the accepted bonds and
presented in the usual manner at the Of
fee or agency OF the Company. 60 Wall
Street, New York City.
Dated June 18th. 1919.
EMPIRE REFINING COMPANY,
BY FRANK w. FRUEAUFF,
Vice President
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Bonds

Following is a complete record Of al
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Bid and Ask ed
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF
curb market quotations. Transactions anc
prices yesterday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

The Equitable Trust Company has been
appointed trustee for tho $ls,ooo,oo de-
benturc bond issue Of the Allied Packers.
| Inc, which will shortly be offered 70 tho
public.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

The New York Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change membership Of Spencer J Mu,fo-s.
tr.. has been sold TO Eugene Nortz for g6..
ZOO. unchanged from the last previous sale,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
ISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED

a. NJ RICHARDS Secretary
Dated 14th June. 1919
Westminster House. :. Milibank. Londoa.
S.W. !.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

dollars
of
Only on os ha-eso
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

NOTICE Is uERERy GIVEN that Nv
Resolution o the Company passed IN
nineteenth ass * Mag laia y VS. re-
.oir-l a. fl..nNs.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Colorado & Southern Earned
1924 a Share on Common Stock

For the year ended December 81
1918, the Colorado & Southern Rail
way Company reports net income after
war taxes and charges of $1,97e,S71
compared with $2,4o3,456 in 1917. Al.
ter allowing for first and second pre-
ferred dividends balance of $696,371
was equivalent to $2.24 share earned
on the sS1, 100000 common stock
against $5.S5 share in the preceding
year.
Federal compensation allowed the
company last year amounted to $2,4s1,-
212. from which operating expenses
and war taxes of $4,000 were deduct
ed, leaving a net Of S2,421,2 Other
income was sl,457,6s1, bringing the
gross TO $3,S7S,S92
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

Liberty 1ssues-TransactiOns
The following table gives the trans
actions yesterday and the approximate
investment yield at closing New York
Stock Exchange prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

Consolidated Exchange
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
FINANCIAL

This Issue IS made under Iiccnce az
His Maiestys Treasury under Defence ot
April. 1919 tut il must be distinctly Hn-
derstood that in granting such licence Tho
Treasury Goes not thereby take any re-
sponsihility for the financial Soundness oe
the proposal or for the correctness of any
of the statements made or opinions ex-
pressed with reger rd TO IT,"
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
Notice to Holders of Share War
rants to Bearer for Ordinary
Shares.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

PARIS, June 20.--Prices were firm OF
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rcntes were quoted at e. francs 80
confines for cash; exchtnge on Lonr
don, % francs 85 centimes; per cent
loan, SO francs go centmes. The dol
lar was quoted at from 6 francs 40
centimes to francs 45 "a centimes.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Quotations

Foreign Government and
Municipal Bonds
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Bonds

Enlisted tsels cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
New Orleans Results

First race fpurse. 500; two-vear-olo~
,nafaens claiming; six furiongs9-Grove
Won: Modiste. % (Glass). Is 70 I. TO
ana 20 /. second Dewitt. 10 tPaulcy>.
l:l5l-5. Betty Cnrry. Emma J.. Princess
Lou. = MOODY. Virginia or. ON High.
ogden Girl, Nashot an and Lady lone also
ran.
Second race Cpurse $500. three year oias
and upward. claiming i've and one he'f
20 J. % and 10 Z. won. Mumho
Jumbo. III (BuNton>. Il TO .. even and TO
.. second, Arch Plotter l0i Oianna). .
Dane ns Girl Valerie West. Irish Maid.
Sahretash. Onico. Mar Tom M. Bert Thur
man, Scarpia "a and Mae's Garner also ran.
Third race 'purse. $500 two year olds
six furlongs)- -isurgoyne. lo3 Nviaa). to
!, TO ! and to -. Won Yaphauk. l0t
GieupeN - lo !. 6 to and . 20 ] seroad
Peccant. 1oa D-unsford). 70 ]. "a and
Acc of 'rrunps. Taisman. Rcd Domino.
Kings Champion. Susarmint ANA Bees and
Call also ran.
Fourth race .purse. $500; three-year -olds
enty yards - Bensai. 1o5 6colulettp, 10
/. 10 aua 70 .. Won Eariy Sight. los
cLunsford). TO >, to and TO .. sec
ond; Montague. ~ tRichcreeA). 80 TO j. %
10 and o 10 /. third Fine. l.46 -.
Dolly John Hurley. Cavan Boy Wand.
rlesslreN. .ile. high Note. Miss ManaEo
a
diliac and High Horse also ran.
Fifth race Crhr Aichafa'a,.i Ganaicap.
foe ail ages parse. Slpo. sIA f1rlorss
Iananan. lis cKolrisu,e). io 10 d
aud 70 .. won Mahonoy. i11 ,Roh insonl.
70 ., To ; and out. second -. lsidore
700 tLuusford), 10 TO !. 10 and 10 e..
third Time. i.l2 - Marmlou and l,Vin
$50 ran.
sixth race chre'-yo.lr- olds and upward
claiming purse. $500, orc rnilc and seventy
9ards) lhena. lo6 N.unsford). To J. 3
10 I and : "a 3. won; Caballo Jos (MIdan.
~ to !. 20 and a to -. second. Baaa, n
TaVori.c. III eBurke). Is to /, 8 20 ! ana
TO !. third. Time, l:4o Is. MISS orb.
Pluviada. Dr. David. Sarasota. Sl~eth N.r-
MAX. Jack O'poNd. Contestant and Batch
ter ..iso
Seventh race Nhree-y -year-olI= and up
ward claiming purs.- $500 one mile and
thrs"- siNteent hs)-->aiut's Bridge. lo4 'Col-
tuetti'. 10 !, to o. and = - p. won
Dcci.inate. l0e (Buxtou1. . to l. = 10 j
and eNen. second Merchant. loo cCanf,ld1.
10 J. 20 and csen. third Time.
80 - Grey Eagi". Browne McDarall
and Eevclcr also ran
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Champion Scores First
Victory i'm Cue Tourney

Arthur Newman, the defending cham
pion, scored his first victory in the
tournament when he defeated X. G.
Mshlcr in one Of the two afternoon
games of the New York State three
cushion billiard championship at the
Rational Recreation Academy, Brook
lyn, yesterday. The score was 30 to
go. Newman's high run was 4 and
Mshler's .. The match lasted rs
innings.
Leonard B. Sacks, who caused some
what of surprise by defeating New
man last Monday, lost TO II. l.. Turk
in the other game, by score of so
to 26. Turk had a run of 4 and two
runs Of 3. Sacks had a high effort of
4. This match also lasted 73 innings
Close matches featured the two even
ing games. In the first contest Louis
A. Servatius scored his first victory
when he vanquished Ray Naughright
by count of 30 TO 26. Each had high
run Of t. while the match lasted sixty
four innings. Harry Levine won the
second game from f. d. Burdett by 30
70 nS
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Harvard Crews
To Meet Yale
Oars June 25
Crimson Rowing, Hockey
and Baseball Schedules
for Season Announced

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 1S.-Thc
Harvard varsity rowing race with Yale
at New London next year will come
on June %. The second varsity and
FRESHMAN crews will compete on the
same day. 'N
Inc remainder Of the rowing sched-
ule. announced tonight, provides for
races of all three crews against Annap.
obs, at Annapolis, on April "a. and races
OF the varsity and freshman crews
against. Prlnceton on the Charles River
on May /, and against Cornell, at
Ithaca, on May 22
TWO games with Princeton at Phila-
oeiphla and one with Yale in the same
city Will give the Harvard hockey team
its. only trips away from home this
winter. The University of Toronto
will send its team here for a game.
The schedule follows:
January 3. University Of voronto. =
iiarvard club of Boston; 10 Boston Ath-
Is,iC v'i Association; 4. Boston College. II,
"a. "a yale at Fhi!adolphia: ~ Yale, as
nnnceton az ihllade lphla; March g.
Princeton at Philadelphia
Iwenty-sevcn games arc listed on
the Crlmson's baseball schedule, also
announced tonight, with additional
PROVISIONS 1or plaN-ollS of possible ties
with Princeton and Yale. Among the
newcomers as opponents of the Grim
son are Fordham. Cornell, West Point
Annapolis, Virginia and the Boston
Americans. Although the Boston Col
lege athletic management announced
to-day that all dates with Harvard
teams had been cancelled, provisions
for two games with Boston College ap-
pear on the schedule.
The spring recess trip, abandone d
last season, will be resumed. It will be
shorter, however. than in previous
years. The schedule follows, games to
be played at Cambridge except where
otherwis designated:
April TO- Bowdoin. a. New uampshfre
College. same week ,day not decided)
Rcd SoN, at i'enway Park Il. West Point
ar West Point; IL, University OF Virginia
at charlottesville; II. Annapolis az An,
napolis - University Of pcunsylv
at Philadelphia; "a. CoiuMbia at New
York; 2s University of Maine
MAY !. cornell. 8. Nartmouth 3. Uni
versity Of Virginia, L., Amherst: 10.
IilnC"ton At Princeton, 49, Williams: o.
princeton: 26. Holy Cross; ea, Brown 81
Brown. nj Providence.
June ., Princeton, at New York Gin case
- ti") .. Pennsylvania g. Vermont; .
Boston College. at Newton IL HOLY Cross
at Worcester, Ii. Fordham. 10, Bostou
college; -. Yale. at New Haven; 93. Yale
-, Naie lplace not decided to he played
In case OF tIej
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Cuhs Pick Donovan
TO Scout at Camps

CHICAGO Dec 18.-The Chicago Ma
tional League club plans to send spc-
cial scout to look over youngsters try
ing out for positions on other teams
when the spring season starts, it be
came known to-day Patsy Donovan
veteran baseball man, has been choseF
for that duty.
Donovan win attempt to obtain sut
fcient information regarding young
players a. the major league camps tc
permit the Chicago Nationals TO clam
the most promising ones when they are
turned adrift later in the season BY
the NaiVcr DIOCESE.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Il Looks as though Phlladelphia I,
New Orleans Entries

First race Cihree-vesr-olds and upward :
malaens. claiming ono milo and s"vcnis
ards 80 otneiis iei. Mar. Jossphi;ne'
lol *Buddy Tucker % 'Napthaiius.
ioa -orchld King io+. Lady waidech.
iNf Marie 'ouNoil JOG ia. los: Miss
sterling LOG Prank MattoN. los. Coro-
nado. ioq. Jude. David. lOa The Gallant.
ilo. "Satalcaaour il. no. Revolution,
Second race othree- -year-olds and up
ward r-a.in- SIX iGrionSs y lsio n
Frances STAR. f"t rhroue Ward. lo', Lady
l.ousteiiov. lo7 Prli.co Douglas io1
~ nn in7 Little PRINCESS. lo7 Mabe
'rrass ln'; Duke Of Dovonshirs. Ito.
l1uartrtte " TO; Tlojan. llo. Humma.
ll5 a 'so eiis ile- Joseph = Murphy. lo9
M.dalns N,~. 1oI. Durward Roberts.
llo. Hiss lieriman. lO4.
Third race 'two-s~ar-olds; claiming
fNe eul half furlonssl -'Cancion, q
loi. nea- WIN ics lass psrnoi. nol fsi a.
~ifeX II. fDf. Double Yam leG. Viva cuba
lo7, Nalley Park Maid. 109 Watersmeet
IT,. iis.ir sandy --o. Lonely. 40
iouitA rec othre4- -year-oids and up
ward clllmtae SIX furiongs) -'Arcl
ioi. Baby Lynch. io.. Hidden Jewel. 107
+benstei4~ lesf Murphy 40 kuiogy. 10
Nrinshufst 10 irish Maid. 10. ken
ward. 40. Mulabo Jumbo. lio. Msrshop
liv. Iealard llo Also ible--Bronnef,
le.. Itent4. la- Ei-e r. li6-
flfth race oparse. all ages six fur
.oi7af itftN@ Nealion. ts Bon IroInr
10. Ienp.S Bon 1os Assume. fes
Eunsit> -' troltls. no. Aruoid lfa
~iN'u isi". 'ciafin4ns thiec. yoar-olds
one ni." and siNt. eutA9 -niscord. ss.
tNeiifN, lH- ~ illean. lu-. indian
Spring. lof ~roddl-r. Ies. Sarasota 10.
l'fi-tl..~ itt.tt- iNiisiii.lultt. lfe.
Fairy Ps.uo,. 49, sI'Iau4 Snanaolr lIs,
trunt.' bal .l'ct
seseatn rasr ,ioaf-s .ar-olds and up
NarHi clafnl ine. n.ile aud three- -sixteenths,
'i-fia '<ertpes} fus- lpl. ~Sophin
,.tit .'. 3D. fatHtHi 'itN 1n4. Willdo.
.'n. i'' ~ttt ~iunt-' lf.- l-otlery. 500
hing Neptune. jos. Wai.rproef tu.:
i'4asen itees. i9y 'autalL dodge. 10:
me- i'"i'-let ill., 30. RS. III. Vowel.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
C.C.N.Y. Minus 2 Stars
For Meet With Columbia

Handicapped by the absence of two
almost certain point winners, the mer-
men Of City College viii meet Colum-
bia tonight in the formers natatoriun.
Harry Cagney, former Columbia fancy
diving star. and Ashworth, Of the relay
team, are unable to compete.
Coach Lionel 3. Mackenzie is count
ing on A Haas TO fill the gap caused
by Cagney's absence while Psrmctt
will take Ashworth's $ place in the re-
lay. Captain Leo Lchrman, who bea
Prnceton's best in the 22O-yard swim.
IS being counted on to win this event
and the 5O-yard swim.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Havana Entries

FIRST race Cclaiming threeyear- old.
and upward five and half furlongs,~-
'NiiNe pixon, lol; ~Chokie. loe; The
Dart, ~: Count Boris ia Theodore Fair,
llt. White Crown. ll4
Second race tclaiming, three -year-olds :
and upward five ana a half furlongs)--
'olli" Martin. loG; 'Jam@s G.. lo6; 'Hylli.
loe. colonel Harrison. los: Ex"mptea. lOa;
'hius Is, los' Nelcn Atlin, il4 Fra
mira race 6clai,ning: threc-year-olds
and upward sN furlongAl 'R"dlita V,
lo4. Anbassador III. lo!. Buster Clals.
-: 'littl" Buss. lo7; Fac. lo7. Magic
Mirror. IL. Bulger. 1l5. FreeMantle, ll5.
Fourth race taN ages. claiming siN
furlong -Ruby, Ss: orleans GIRL. 95.
-Ioic 80. 'Currency lol, 'LaclIa wanna.
io5: Money. 1oa
l5ifth race uhree ycar-olds and upward:
cIa Inning. one mile and fifty yards)-
.Aodiac, ss; John W Klein. 1911 War
Tax, l04 Burlinea,3c. l06. Flash OF Steel.
lpS: Gordon Russell. IL. Woodt hrush. il3.
Sixth racs 'thrce- year olds and upward
Claiming one mile and fifty Nards)
'Byrne, IS, srcrrible Miss 90 Stunning
dale lol: Jack iieaiS, lo4 'Ti,nothy !.
logan, lo7. o MsiIey. il2; Silver Sandals.
Apprentice allowance OF nve pounds
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Yale Basketball Team
Plays St. Johns Tonight
The Yale basketball team will oner

The Yale basketball team will open
its season and Christmas trip here
tonight by meeting the st. Johns
College of Brooklyn five The Blue
IS reputed to have capable quintet
this year and intends to make strong
bid for the championship and the
Hoppe trophy in the intercollegiate
league.
Captain Van Slyck, who formerly led
the league in scoring, is playing a.
we'll as ever in forward position
Hamill. Cohen. Alderman and Muir
ply are others who are showing I'D
we'll for the Ellis. Tomorrow night
Yale will tackle the fast City College
team at City College, in what is OK
pected to be whirlwind contest, much
as was the City College Princeton
struggle last week
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Dumoe, Lafayette Star,
Ineligible for Football

EAsTON. Pa, Dec. 18.-Joe Dumoe
the sensational right end of this sea-
son Lafayette varsity football team,
to-day was declared ineligible to rep
resent the Maroon and White III future
athlete competition by the faculty
athletic committee
Professor Francis A. March, chair
man Of the committee. stated that
numoo had been declared ineligible be
Cause he had played four years of IN
tercolleg ate varsity football. Dumoe
previous to entering Lafayette this fall
played two seasons with Syracuse and
one with Fordham He was the fsvo-
rite for the csptaincy Of next years
team He also was counted upon 70
play L regular position with the newly
tormel zee hockey .eanl.