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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 31; 1916.
k
TAX BURDENS LAID !
TO N. Y. CITY VOTERSl
Sheriff Smith Sjmnks Ht. Din
ner of Property Owners'
AssoHhHoii.
FOR A NKW COXSTITTTION
SlnTllT .lfrccl K. Hmllh clmnitrd the
rotnidexloii of I lie dinner of tlio I'ldier
.Miililuttiiii l'roierty Owner Awiel.itlon
ill tin- Hotel M.ijoslli' IwKt tilKlit by tell
luc iIh tiieiiilier mid their KUestH
Hint ninny of the llimtielnl birrileim lliey
mi' mm- riirrylnc Mere lnit there by (heir
nun not.
".Vtliouuli Now Votk l the wriilllile.st
fit of I In Wtuto iiml the itioHt vitally
Inlet i-loil," ruild tlio Sheriff, "about the
liisl thlUK it Now Vorkrr doe If to
Mtlily the effect of 11 Ilimtu-Iiil problem
it hen It In Diet proKClttcil to lilm. Ho
noi.'t think nlioiit It nt nil until the
tlnii' tomes fur i,iyllik'.
"That I iihy," ho i-otitiliuetl, "New
Yorker. thin yc.ir must iitiy illreot tax
if iiimiit f lti.nilP.iilio, tint la why the
b.itKo imiimI rot luis mounted ill', why
c lire xaildlcMl with a 12.500,000 Pub
lic Servler CommlnKloii and other ex
pensile tliiti(r.
"When thefe Ideas wore first presented
you nil voted almost unanimously for
them without thlnklnc tlmt Is why you
have to imy. It In about time ou lie
gan to ftuity "
Mierlff Smith said nleo that New
York city Is the "Rout" of up-Stato In
averythlinr i-otiiernliic prlvHeRr and
prices. "I'p-Htnto neon to It that the
city pay, and It reaps, tlio lieneflt." he
said. 'They tlxod tlmt up In the Con
etlttitlon and they arc going to keep It
llxed up If thoy can.
"Why, Just to-day up nt Albany there
was a measure to reinovo Htate Inntttu
Hon from the- Mohanslu wiiterehetl In
order to Rive the. city pure water. Did
It pi""'.' It did not. t told Senator
Warner, the Democratic leader In the
Senate, tlwt he. could talk himself blue
In the faoi ,ind iiccompllsli 110111111?. No
one can accomplish auythlu no lonr as
tho boM of Westch ester and the boi of
Sjracuw and tho I'lutt.sburK crowd
work tujrctiier. They'll see to it that
New York pets nothing."
"What Im the remedy:" naked one of
the diner.
"Kasy." was tlio reply "Call another
constitutional convention and elect men
from Now York city who will vote In the
Interest of New York city."
Dr. Daniel Hoffman Martin wait toast,
master. Anion? the guests and t-pcukers
wore Klrc Commissioner Adaineon,
Horoush President Marks. President
Duuclas Mathensou of The Hroim, Police
1' ointnlsslonor Woods, Laurence D. Mc
C.ulro and It. R. l-'Ojicl. M.iyor Mltchcl
was to have bcn present, but was taken
Hi in the afternoon.
LAKE BOAT SALE COMPLETED.
Xrvr Company Para llallroaria for
Thlrlj-lhree Vrorlt.
Pale was completed yesterday at
a meeting of the Hankers Club,
of all the lake vessels belonging to
the New York Central. Pennsylvania.
Erie, Rutland and Vermont arid other
railroads, The purchaser was the Great
Lakes Transit Corporation, a company
Just formed under the laws of New
York with a iMUltalliatlon of KO.OOO,-
oon.
Tlio rail 1 raids were compelled to part
with the veselH under the Tanatna act
rerentl parsed by ("oncre. and under
a ilecNIon of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Tho thirty-three boats
are of tnodirn steel construction, with
iiggrogjito capacity of more than l."0,
000 ton. In the tleet are three first
class pas-enger steamers, each of which
cost Sl.unn.niMi, The freight carried by
the vessels ye.nly exceeils ., 000.000
tons
The purchasing corporation miido
Payment estord.iy of the purchase
price and at once took over possession
of the boats. The (Ireat 1-akes Transit
Corporation nt the same time held a
permanent organization meeting and
elected the following directors' Will
iam .1. Connors. Iluffalo; Marvin M.
Marcus. Iluffalo Julius It names. New
York and Puluth, (Joorge A. Tomlln
son. Dilhlth . Thomas W Flnucatie.
Rochester; William A. Prime and
Tracy D. Roger". New York, and Anson
C. Goodyear. Ktiffalo.
Permanent officer." ttere electe'd as
follows: William .1. Connerr. chairman
of the board, James Carey Eans, pres.
Ident : Marvin M, Marcus, first vice
president: Harry S. Noble, second vice
president: William J Conner.", Jr., third
lex-president . Levy Mayer, general
counsel, R, M. Kut-elt, secretary and
treasurer
After the meeting at the reo,uest of
the board W. J. Connors made a state
ment for the new company to the ef
fect that the company would Im
mediately begin to nuke freight and
shipping contracts and at once greatly
Increase Its freight and passenger traffic
facilities.
NEW MECHANICS BANK HEAD.
Harry l, lie Molt In sneeeed the
Harry M He .Mott. Mce-proiidout rf
the Mechanics Rank. llrookln, it was
announced yctfrdaj, is to sueoe-d llie
late Charles (J Malinatitin n president
He probably will be ejected at the
monthly meeting of the directors next
Tuesday.
Mr. De Mott is 4S years old and lia
been in llie hanking business since his
boyhood. He has been with the Mechan
ics Hank for many year.
The directors denied yesterday that
there -.is any truth In recent rumors
of a inoenient to morse the bank with
one of the laige financial institutions in
Manhattan.
MARINE HEARING POSTPONED.
Set Hefore a Mastir for Second
Week In prll.
Wall Street hoard yesterday that the
s"'i-lal hoarlnc liefore a master tliu will
bo appointed b compel for the Interna
tional Mercantile .Marine protoctiio om
mlttees has tieon postponeil from April 3
for one week; lu well Informed circles
In the financial dlxtrict It I unrlerMood
that .ludite l.acombo, who rocmtly 10
slcned from the bench, will be asked to
act as spocl.il muster.
It Is further understood Hint the bond,
holders will probably aoccit either cash
letnesentlni! par and IntoreH on their
tioldlnuH or n i-eiiaiu am, unit of cinh and
a siibstuiiti.il amount of securities, the
iiuallly and prl uf which will b ,ip.
proved by the bonilholilei s' committer.
HOMEBREDS MEET DEFEAT.
Mncdonnlil iiillli null (Ml McboMs
llfat Hrail nnil Mramara.
fiNKIILiisT, N C, .Match :i,-The
lii.ulliiK profcssioiMl solfors who hate
been hsihIIiir tin. wlnlei Suiitji and
many fiom the Notth prarllsod to.il.iy
otoi- the No. "1 coiirn'. Tim sixth annual
iimiitrur pioro.ss(,iial match is to bo
placd to.inorrow anil the alxteenth an
lillal open North and South torn naineut
talioK i .In r e S.iturd.iv
A larKo itallii.t folo,voi llll Nichols,
(ileal .Seel;, and .Macdoiiald Smllh, Itelle
air, lu :i four ball ui.di h .iirnluH M .1
llr.idy .hi. I Tom 5UN,iiii,ir,i Smith and
Niclml won, a and '.'. with a best ball of
to i.i, Sinltli'i, ;i ,-ih the bent Indi
vidual nor.
LEHIGH'S TERMINAL
PLANS MADE PUBLIC
When Completed Will He tlie
l.nrjresf. Krelirlii Yards in
the World.
300 ACRE TRACT SOUGHT
'Hie first definite Information n to tho
probable development of a 300 acre tract
011 tho Oreenvllle. shorn of New York
bay between tho Pennsylvania freight
yards and Caven Point for the, pro
spective terminal of the Ishlgli alley
Railroad whs given out ystorday af
ternoon by Edgar II. Holes, general
solicitor. All rests on whether or not
the City Commissioners of Jersey City
will ngrei to the terms of the I.elilgh
Vdllcy. tf thoy agree work will com
mence Immediately. The plans call for
an expenditure of five to eight million
dollars. When completed the terminal
will be the largcM freight yards In the
world.
If Jersey City rejects the offer a site
has been selected on the llayonne shore
lis second choice.
The tuxes on the Jersey City site
have not been paid for more than thirty
yeors. 'Din 1-chlgh Valley offers to pay
tUs liidobtediivvs, which amounts to
$454,000. The Interest amounts to
$3r,000. The raihoad company offet
to pay Interest at the rate of 4 pet
cent., or an aggiegnte n mount of Me".
000. It Is furthuimore asked by the
corporation that the city vacate nine
V11 per streets In the tract, retaining
Chapel Island and Impiovlng It through
to tidewater.
In return for this concession the rail,
road will extend the Richard etieet sewer
two miles further out than It now is.
The Jersey City Commissioners now
have the proiKisltlon under considera
tion. The plans provide for the purchase of
riparian tights out to the pierhead line
established by the New York luirhor line
board 0:1 April 15. IMS. This would
bring the extrme ends of the piers 'n
the open bay on a line which if extended
northerly would reaili nearly to the
wefterly side of Itedlow'n Island. This
would allow three pletf, each one :,P00
feet long. There will also be a lighterage
pier In thle group
The depth of water between plots will
be forty feet, capable of lUvonimoiLitlng
the largest ocean liners. In addition to
these piers there will bo six shorter ones
on tl'e Inner channel, each .ijout 1,100
fet long, Three of these are to be
covered and three open, Leading to the
piers will bo a network of tracks branch.
iliK off the main stem. There will also
be an engine terminal and a round
house, car repair yards and storehouse .
Tho paper streets mentioned were laid
out by promoters early In IS51. They
plotted out the pioperty In bulMing lots,
most of which wore under water. They
advertised tho lots for sale at auction,
but the New York police Mopped the sale
oti the gtound that it was a swindle.
LEWIS NIXON IS SUED.
Jlenrr ti. I,ann k l.tl I T.a.'iO,
Alleiclnic a llrnken Contract.
Lewis Nlvon, as owner and manager
of the Nlxun Nitration WVrlis. near
Motucheii. is defendant In a suit on
contract tiled in the Now Joreey Su
preme Court. In Trenton, by Henry I.
l.tsnc of New York. The action Is an
outcome of attachment proceedings re
cently Instituted by Mr. Layng against
Mr. Nixon for J 1.405,2.10.
In the present suit the claims aggre
gate 14. 317,250. Mr. Layng alleges that
he v.. 1-. emi'o)ed to build and operate
a 11 ,t rat ion plant for the m mufactuie
of sun votton and other oIoi.1voh for
the ue of European belligerents. He
was to receive a salaiy at the rate of
ore coin a kilogram for the total esti
mated yearly ptoduction of the plant
and a iemus of tlr cents a k logi.im
of th!r piodiicHoti
Mr Layng lejuesetits that he fulfilled
Ills jiart of tin- contract as to con
struction, but was notllleil by M- Nixon
that hie servlie weie no longer ie.
united. He s.iys that In .Tatiiiar , 1!'15,
Mr. N'xon executed .1 ooiitr.ic with
representatives of the ltrl:h 'lovorii.
tiiont for the erection or a largo plant
and that both the Hiitlsh and French
floveriitnentii made jiaments on con
tr let.
The plaintiff asks Ininu on the
. rapacity of the plant and also claims
damaifes under a clause providing tti.i
' no part of the ni.icliiniry or epecltlca
j tions should be used without his con
sent, In an rfffidavt made when tin
' attachment juocoedlngo -.vote begun, Mr
I .Nixon snore that hefore the plant u.u.
j built Mr. Uiyng vithdiew hei.tiis Mr
I Nixon 01 It l"le Mme of Ins method.
COLUMBIA WORSE THIS TIME.
seti-nlb llralinrnt Hockey Tram I
letnr hy core or H In .1,
The Seteiilh IteRluii fit hoelvot- team
for tlio second tlmo within a 'teal; de
feated tin- Columbia ! nlverity repre
sentative lat lilKlit at the Ice Skat.iu;
Palace, The score was bo.iIh to II -more
deilslto tluiu the ,". to I of their
tlrs: nicotine. The guardsmen had ieir-Istc.-ed
thiec Roals live minute after tho
opening whistle Croon scored ill a min
ute and a half, with I'opo contrlbiitlnK
two other at minute Intervals, dpt.
Webb put the Columbia team in the
scorliu; column when ho tool; the puck
from scrlmmase. Ureou followed with
another fur Seventh I'CRlmcnt. and Wil
son made It two for the coIIcro lads
thiee minutes hofoie time wna up.
Columbia opened the second period
vtllh a strong attack on the Seventh
ItOKiinetit coal. Itc-pcated shots wero
warded off easily by I.amb. Cleary of
Columbia was tlrst to score In the second
half, c.mlnir the puck after six minutes.
Henry ulilod one more for Seventh five
minutes later, l'our minutes before time
was up fireop made bis third tallv
Henry, who played cover point for the
Kuuiilsmen, reieived a nasty cut In hit
lee and several stitches hud to be taken
In It. The lineup:
fittenth Ftrt. Positions. I'nliinihl.i t'nlv
I'ltll1 . . . (o . ..HltsthlKS
Stevens l'olnt .... Juhnsiiiii
llmry I'uverpnlnt . ... Wilmiti
Willis Left tvtllK . ... Cle.lry
Hreeil . ... Centre , Welili
l'"ie. ItlKllI WltlK Tlester
S. ore .setenllt lleelllient. l! I'ollttllhlu
1'lllteti.lly, t jis,re at i lul of rlrat tialf
Hst-etith itetfitlieiil. 1, Ciiltuiilil l fiilvereltt
? ijiu's slnen I'upe Henry. Wllsnn
VVol.h, Clean Itiferee ..VI C llleeelier,
St NU-ln',.i Urn lie) Club Timer w ,t
I'lllteriliaeliel Tllll" of hait'ey-l'O til ill ut I. e
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
r.nkii'il 1I-.1H, a pars., line euiiijlilun,
hi rlppN lliiutli, run eletrn tiinnlreil nillaa
hin Tu irlim 1'JM, ilursl i-iunlltlon.
(.'aillll.it Sed in, li3, urn uliupe, extra aha.
National N'etiiinrt, haa run 7,000 mllrj,
One roiiilltlnn.
PtrliMi" llootli ii . cream color
HKi, tst t 4i. lira .int :si.
HA K Kit Illis iileCoupo. ;iw, llaiu li A Urn
r'our I'assenner roupe, $,,-.111 Ju.i mi-rliaiiled.
fuaranlissl liallerr, wlllileinniu Irate. IIAKKIt
I. A I.. .Sen ork Corpuralluil, 17-19 Ctulral
I'ark Weal. Ttl. Col. iau.
3jirisfeirte
FOUR YANOSGOPE MEN
HELD IN $1,000 BAIL
A reti Ned of Conspinicy in Try
ing to Get, Mneliines Af
ter h Replevin.
William J. Kohlnson, 48 years old, of
SC West Forty-sixth etieot. former prel.
dent of tho Vanoscopn Company j Robert
0. Mayer, 31, of 3R)5 Hroailway, n
leatiker with olllre-t In the Equitable
Uulldlng: Thomas Meadows, 44, of 14
East Sixtieth street, mid Paul II, Merger,
31, of 123 Paikslde n venue. Hrooklli, nil
afUllntcd with the Vnmwope Manufac
luring Company of 5i Pine street, were
committed to the city ptlson by Magls.
tratc Muiphy In tho Tombs police lourt
yesterday pending extradition to New
Jersey. Later .Indite Nott of (leneral
Semlons ncceptil ll.OOit ball for each.
The men were Indicted two week ago
by the Hudson county tlrntid Jury for
an nlleged conspiracy to obtain po-sos-elon
of two motion picture piojectlng
machllies, valued at 56,000 each, from
the Well Kargo llxpros Cointi.iny In
Jersey City on November an lat,
Ownenslilp of the inach!no Is claimed by
the Vniioscopo Coniiany, a DMawnre
corporation, founded by Robinson liefure
he organized the present Vnnoscope
Mnrufacturltig Company.
The defendant say the machines were
purchased by ononis of the Vnnosmpe
Manufacturing Cninpany In California
and shipped to them. The proceeding,
they say. Is the outcome of an attempt
In- tlu' ti. to obtain the machine by y.
tiig a freight bill of tisft. after the ma
chines, unknown to tlieai, had been
seized under a writ of leplevln by tho
Vaiioscope comp.'in.
The Vanooop company tlrst came be
fore the public In IfilS, when It wa or
ganized with a capitalization of J3,
fiOO.OOO to exploit the Vnnoscope, said
to bo the tlrst "nickerlcss" motion pic
tine projector. The machine was tho In
vention of Lewi C. Van Riper
The Vimoscope i-onipany went Into
hatikrtiptcv o (lctober of last year,
with liabilities triiitrd at over JL
Oiio.OoO and unknown assets.
PONIES TO BE JUDGED AT 14.2.
Horse hnn aoplatl"n Will ot
t linnxf Limit of lloluht.
Reginald C V.inderbllt was hot yes
terday at a luncheon given at the Van
dorbllt Hotel to officers of tho National
Horse Show Association and the Amir
lean Hackney Horse Society, of which
Mr. Vatulerbllt I tb president The
gathering of Itor-eimn was for the pur
pose of considering a proposed change
In the limit of height for ponies at the
a.'.nual horse show In Madison Square
flanlon this ear One group of pony
breoilers and exhibitors wished to lower
th limit from 14,2 hands to It hands,
or lt.1 band., but thoy proved to bo
lu the mlnorlt) and no change, wa
made
Those present representing the Horse
Show Association were Horace White
of Syracuse, formerly Uovcrnor of New
York . Robert A l'.iirbalrn, vice-president
of the association; John It. Town
send and i!. Howard Davison, directors,
The Hackney llorvo Society was repre
sented by Mr Vauilerbllt. William du
Pont of Wilmington, Del : Charles E,
Cose and Dr. Thomas C Asliton of
Philadelphia , D.inl.l J Drlseoll of
Reading. Pa.: Paul Moore of Morris
town. N J . William Xlcgler. Jr. and
John L. Hushnell of Springfield, dhlo.
AMrsKHENT.
Miss George Delightful
in Bernard Shaw Play
a i'mmmih'n winner
UN I. It t'i: t.KHIKii:'!
11 Captain Brassbound's Conversion
PliAYECOUSB M.. '.-"iWi V,nn. ,.
Ilrtant -.'i'.-.'s.
'(.race lieorce analii pill ' lurk llieatreane r under elillKatlons lu her. -
talents us a i omeiiirniie were etiiiinien hi ineir iiiuesi. ire s,,,,
"Mis tieorie reltos siipreme at die I'laihou-e."- Th Amnxan
"The most sali-filnc of Hie plats that Miss t.eotge and her iiiiiiiitin bate nfteiril
this eaitn." 7rte I'tm
"Mis tirorse' platlni: m In rtery res per I cliarmlm and ilrllKbtfiil" I hr Trihunr
"Mat safelt hr inunleil iimii l put a no lealhrr In t.raie I. rune's t aster hal."
Kir tferW
nne of the litest senlallt aniiisiiii; plot es freni Mr. Miatt' m-h " T'r 7'ie
'K laiuh thai lusia prui llctllt Irom Hie rl-e to tlie tall t.t Hie iiirlalo " t 'it llr n'll
M.VV llllllt'S l,i;tlllM,
CrYirinC i.tm M., To-nrtt a '.'ii. TIMK
ELSIE FERGUSON
In Hall alne U1DC1DCT CMJII I CO
I Jreat Jiiui-oss
Tiniiupsiik i gui 1 1 lllii
NEXT ri'F.NIItt-.
heal to.ilat.
Dls Bunr A .'sett 1'l.tl
niW VinnilWI. of I s. Amur
I.H'K ON THE Mi:XI".- HllltDKK.
Hy At'til'SrfN HIOMASi.
fjttfc I'n.m'K Thiir ' 't
Ihe Heart
of Wetona
LIRPRTY " est U'd".! Kraa s 1.', sharp.
.IDCnil Mmlnees Tii-lll'u- A W.s r.
41 I.I I IftfkV At it
jiisi:i-n
riH iiiiitiN
N4Ml:iON Itltl N
in tin- i nuuipriftnt
Miiljil fnmt,,'
SYBIL
Fill TflH u- u His. s i,-.
rULlUn To-m'tr AAVed Mtsi' I.',
iiraiiiniti ryu.iti Irish jitmsly
T
MELODY I-YOUTH
i; "ItLUUI t IUUIII
Al.lllil ttilli laliulller ' -'nines.
HARMS JV'"! '-', sl- Hteninirsat s I."..
nnnnia Mhiiiiisto-iu'w a tsi j i,-,.
lillall.lJf.llTTam
llllil lis
lli'lllilii.t,"
LONGACHElM'l!,!;V!yv!'t;!!'
.i.Tbarjraj;tAaiJTr In his Irliiniph, "llll; (illllAl l.llt hit,"
CiMDI FR ,v -H Ktisai KT'ii i r.i
UHNULCR ls, m,,, .ri,.M1 L, .. -nM;v
i;if.miLiw.i-rirTaTATjTi
,Mar Ktan ,v riiiil.ri-.it All Ainorli-aii I ,i,i
WfcAl MUIN. SKATS NOW
JOHN Ctl.KU III! I 'N
m m i i; ii i' i r. - i:
ww pw ami ara vt tt-,. ui
E.Liiiriur ,Ma1-i-.i'n wt
lltus s I,'.
t pimoi av
JLaCUiiOaTiwA
Tlekels All its. lit IJ Mitt llaensel A .limes
M y. April . al .'., Iin.n.1 II.II n.i.im.
WALDORF-ASTORIA ORCHESTRA
1 JoiephKnee hi, Conductor ; l.ury Galea, Soprano
I Tlikels Mollrld.,. Tmu.i, Vi.l..rf Ammla
ienllaii Hull, I rld.it llie,, Mat. at. nl Hi.in,
W'NL' ": "TAIiaVrn 1 MFIjUONG ..ao.-
elsatai'KELLNER'
MnHHaTfllU'llI NlHIIlUtll H.Mlkllltr (IIDlf
IRVING PL. THEATRE rVTSs,;,.n
and riiltiittin:- nluliis l.i 1 est 1 : 1 1 1 1 j ... 1 1 , iui
HBIIH7CCiy aaai Mil II 1 . .
11. Mat. .'.I i, "UltDUI.IM I ill 11I1 kind )
yrjsi.A,..il,,-.,n,,, , , :id
Eben Byers
INTERGLUB CRUISING
WEEK IS APPROVED
Yiielit Itiieincf AsRoeintlon of
l,(tiiir Islnnd Sound dikes
New Competition.
The annual meeting of the Yacht Rac
ing Association or Ising Islmd Sound
was hold lat night nt the Hotel Astor.
Twinty-lhioi' clubs wcto represented.
Vice-President Prank llownc Jones was
In the chair. The schedule for the sea
sou, (intendments to the racing rule and
the elictlon of officers occupied the at
tention of the yachtsmen.
One amendment related to Govern
ment marks. It was decided that all t!ov
eminent marks and aids to navigation
not use.1 a turning murks shall b: left
on tin! luoper hand, but these require
meiit may bo waived by tho regatta
committee In races that are not chain
jdoitshlp evinl.
Ilnr.un E. Houcher, tercenting the
Seawaiiliaka Corinthian Yacht Club, ex
plained tho Interclub cruising week and
Invited the yachtsmen to participate The
scheme, a new one, received general ap
probation and will be a big success. The
d itc ate from June 26 to June 30 in
clusive. Stuyvesant Walnwright, who has been
president, was thanked formally, as was
J. W. Alkor, tho retiring secretary. James
W. Alkor, Manlmsset Hay Y. C, was
looted president: I-'rank Howne Jones,
Indian Harbor Y. C, vice-president: Ed
win II Tucker. Harlem Y. C.. secretary,
and Harty A. Jackson, Jr., New York
A C. treasurer. The other members of
the exeout've committee elected were
Stuj-vesaiit Walnwright, Amctlcan Y. C
iioorge P Craubeity, Now Rochelle Y.
C . Clinton .Mackenzie, Seawanhaka
Corinthian V. C, and Howell C Perrln,
Larchmont Y C
The schedule uf races for the eann
follows :
Macau, ll.irVm V (" unnunl . .tun-3 K nlr k -erle.elier
V. i. .innu.il; Id. Manha-sot HrtV
V. nutiiii 17, Istrilitnttiit V. C., .prliig
ri. s.e4iwaiiti.i1ii-i'rtti:titui V r . speil-ii.
;i Se iw antink-i-l rlnthlan Y. C spring;
-,' Vi.ril A C . Illoik I-land rate. r.",-JI.
Interetuli cruise. July 1 Ne Itorhelle
. ! mount. 3. Amcrlrar. V. C . nni in:.
4, t.ir tnnniit V i . atitiuat. Itlier-I-I
V i". nnnust: iirlen-i V sntciil. 15-;;.
Ier. 1i neat V l'. rare wl,: Indian
llarl. .- V ' . annus: A-oiu-t S, llupiinnt
Y i .innu.i'. U. H-ir- -lo.e Il.trlr Y C
ami ii' l . siflmfor.l i-.niinua'. Heme-
lsi.l ll.i-l.or rub. Mtei, N'''
It.xhel'.e Y I" slimmer. Ilir.eni
s-i.tit-.r-l hlMl rare. .-i. ;v, tiitlln
lt.i-U-- v r Mntihntxct cio rfti-. S-p.
te-ns-r t sfHvanlialla roiirv'lil.ill V I'
pe. nil .' " w mhU l-Cnrl!Ulllill V l
Hntniil I la!" liinent V 1. fall. Sirlipm
Iteui v i - num.. . N'orwlk Y C. n
nii.r . Ii.'liin llirlsir Y. C. fall, l,
Manliasset Hv Y l" . fa I
Mrs, Hhriiartl Win. at Trnnle.
Mr. Shepirtl iofoateil-Mrs. Halley In
the first tound of the women' Ind-ior
tennis totirnatr.eit .cstonlay tit the
Heights Cas tio in straiglit et at G 1,
C. 3. 1- Hi., men s event H P.T-ker won
hi flrt ton. id match from L. Shepard at
(!3. 7. ( 1
Krpler Moke trona I'lnlah.
I-'rederU It S Keeler def.ate-l H I).
Hulkloy .n the round robin iiiah tei .
pi loiirmment at the Columbia I Mer
s.tv Club yesterday In stralgh' set, at
Is II, I 15.
AMttKMKNTSl.
llrrnld
ttr Tin: Nr.Mppnitt
l'ltOIU''TII UV
Her
IIILtl'ltKN IMI M l I l.tSIS,
NEW AMSTERDAM Mat Tolm'tr AWeit 1
.sMtevt'o rt trn'r'to'tt I "Urnl
Tree WenrMVIII
ArrcwTHr ivvi;iTi,.u.i.:n..T;f
iVJIHddltl
Mtl.THjl, rri
CUCTV ""at
4(1 St Lts N .Ml.
'lein A VV ed 'J LHI,
(
Urn u I I .,,
MRS. FIsKE
IS" -1M r.l M.l, MIOt'T
TIIK I'K.S NsYLV M. Dl'TCH
IN TIIK I I SY I.ITI'I.K
lllVV'S' llK IlKINfl Mt'lV., I'A,
Erstwhile Susan
CRITERION '. Mil Kves ats
A lhl ' af llt.MIII'l l
Allen Crosman
with I tins. K. Vl.; .is I'vl.MM t
In Mr II n k II s iiiiHlui-llnii nl
i hi: Mi intt wivt.s in- vsiNitsitit.
. on u must onirr
I I 'f I t.ilnim; iiiuii'i irinifl)iM4
In liatl U'.its Mitt
'POM-POM'
in
Illincnal WKT4ih.i Kts at :tfu
nuusun M.,tiiiees-rn-iir a vvisi.j.ifo
llest linmaiille I'l it-la ears I'.t W iirld
The Cinderella Man
A New I'oiite0 by lldwaril l 'lillds Carpelller
RFI ICnit West 44tll St Kveliims s .'ill
QELNaOU MisTo-mt, This .flhiirs -.' vo
THE BOOMERANG
l' I III VI . MAI ItTslKt '.';'.'il.
ICTflR 'at- i;. si Kts still Ml Mil'.
ftaiUn M,iHnoeTem'a A Wnl -.' III.
mi
RPPIIRI IP. U'-sl I'.'d t Hlelilims s.'.'ll
.Matitns-s'l iMu'ti A V nl v'ii
II II Dl Oil DA Piano Recital
muni OILUH
i Steinway)
IkU
MK. in ' Mul- I'- 1 JolltlMoil,
V'ailVaai"' -Z.ll-".7121 1
ARTHUR FRIEDHEIM
' I'll I. lilil-; V'I'KhT I.I-.I' IN'I'i.lil'ia.l'Kii
Mei Kn.t ,VKI si Mrlilin 1'iaiio.
' I'rlnir.s llieaire, Sun. r.tc. April V, at :;io.
CARSON
RECITAL
Ti-Ueis on sate al Hoi IMltro
f'araeale Hall, sat. Afl., Apr. lh. al ti.tn.
1 iii; 1. l.i.
1: i: I TA I .
ELMAN
THIS SKASON
MIM'IU
I Musical lliircau. I W, 84 at. mtclnway I'l 1,1 I
.,,,. ,'i,J'tAtliA-.tlitti..-ii.U'iww-M
and Gordon
Girls See High School
Lads in Boxing Bouts
WKST ORANGE, N. J., March
" 30 West OrartKe High
School lads have adopted a new
plan to dispose of nny grudges
that may be created in the.claHscs.
The lads wore authorized to have
boxing matches and decisions
too. ,The first ncrics was held
yesterday. Girls attendetl and ap
parently enjoyed the exhibitions.
One pair of youngsters, dissatis
fied with their showing, will con
tinue their contest to-morrow
night. Joseph Byrne, physical di
rector, closely supervised the
matches to see that no severe
punishment was inflicted. There
were three draws yesterday, and
in another contest Albert Dunn
outpointed Walter Kckert.
A. A. 0. TAKES ACTION
AGAINST PRO COACHES
Asks P. 0. Clerks' Assoeintlon
to Keep Them Off Floor
at Gunien.
At the game of the New York Pot
OrTlce Clerk to bo hold In tho Sixty-ninth
Iteglmeut Armory to-morrow- night an
effort will be made to enforce tho rule
against the appearance of iirofesplonal
tra'nem on the track while the comjiotl
tlons are In progress Notice was sent
to the manager of the meet a-klng him
n allow no professionals on the floor
except the clerk of the course and the
Mart or.
A similar notice was sent by Chair
man George P. Mathews of tho regr.
tr.itlon commlt'ee to the Slvty-nlnth
Itcglnient otllclal in reference to the
rams that will lie held by the regiment
a week later. It felt that Melvln W.
Sheppard, trainer of the Sixty-ninth, Is
I alined at In these notice", a Sliepp.ml
was very active In club affairs at the
mall clubs' championship last Saturday,
Mathew said last night that so long
as Sheppard confined his activities to
directing the games there would b no
Interference on the pirt of the tegt.
, tratloti committee
There Is considerable Interest the
proposed meeting of Oierton and Mt-e.
tilth at the Po.t i Mil. lerk meet The
Yale tllini-r has beaten all the oilier
men ho his met t'H" year, including
Caldwell, the great rival of .Meredith.
I Tho question to be decided s whether
, Overton or Meredith Is the faMer man
over the half tulle route
To lla for Soccer Trophy.
Definite announcement was made ye.
terd ly by T W CahlU. se. rotary of the
I'liltod Stat l-'iiiitlul! Association, that
the postpone.) g.ime between the ri. tlilo.
hem Ko thai! Club Hctlilehoni. Pa.
the chtmpi'-n ,oc-er to mi uf the t'tiltnl
Slater, and tin- West lludsinis i,f W-mrt,-wili
be ilad .1' tie fedora! League
, ba bill grounds in ll.irri-pii. N. .1 . Sun
day afternoon I'.r id Wivte. president
of the Ke'erees r iui will rrfireo th
i game Tin- w , or of this game ni
j 'licet the Pif.lman V C of Chic.-igo.
AMIMIMKNTSl.
.WINTER 6ABDEKIVs.vV$ri(r
ROBINSON II With AL
CRUSOE, JR.Il JOLSON
3QTH VT TIM'.VTItH lie Hunt Kt.s IV
oain siMatiil(vToiii ,v vi,i -. r
itiih-iut a ifmn ne unuiurDc
il hi- life
rt ninu vi nunntnt
4Bth ST 'I'" I' Kist of ll'vtav K,..s I
Matlll.s s To-in n "rhlirs J I i
lly
IlllK'-lie
Under
ftieiun it ' i'"h!ii i vk s f, jrniii
liASInU Mt Tom VWod .'C I line
tilth
I rill
I ran.
CUIIQCDT Thei 1 1 W nril'wvr Kt l
SnUDtnl M.il- Tielll tt A Wed .'M l
.Hisri'H IllioiiUs Present
i t ll.iitiliai t tiainls rs,
Willi an Kttr.i.irdiliary star 'innblnatlitri
I'lltlll- Nellsnil-lorrt M.lrle lempesl
llruie Millar I harles I lierrt
Jeanne Intel- Ctiitlila llrmike
M . I.ratiain Hrnaiir Miiiil.ian l ine
MIHPCC .rith. near II ta,t llm til
rnlRWE9t Mats Tom A Wed .III
,V Sett Mu-tcai t'nmi-il.1 'I lul Is Dltfirent
VERY GOOD EDDIE
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BEGINNING MONDAY. APRIL 3
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DIAGHILEFF'S i
BALLET
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nCUiRIAIi 11M. siil.ildiiNiiii.- i-arnatal
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inUriOl ie la liiea- iiell llll Nlllt
CD! I. Ili.i .HI do I'm 'f'arn.ttal
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OHIimHIi I-pie Midi dun I'anne
li I in -e I ci ir
CAT CUE silii-lii-r.iraile I'el ritilt-tikH . I.o
OHIiCTCi spM lrodeln lime -Snleil llll Nnlt
Sl:lt NOW ON Ml.!'.
HAItDMAN I'l M 1-sKlt
CORT
Ve.tit I'h.inrllrvsuKf, Kiss 3.-,
Ma. To llloriiitt A M is at 'J ''.'
ii. 'iri t hut itf riitin
ttilh W M.li.li .HiM.s .s mliir fiiniiiakers
STANDARD l,r"a""" -v v'Tn V. I
M.ll al -J.V to T'ii- U InlAL
Nl H kl-liiill) Sleteii.'Tlirt'iu lia.ii nedtt niiian
sitiiii-M MANHiTTiN"1 norm;,
1 II. i I. I'll. MAnnHI IrMi.ii s ,,,,
iiltlilal Ull I ARn.UHDaMi II0111. 1 111 1
I'K-Illres ILURnU'WUnRII heals nl .'V I
ON I IM Ill's I I II II l. , ,
PARK
ll'HM A .10 ru I.I
I .' MION I II II . M,
Willard-Moran
llttlilll
Million
1'ninres
I'liorll A Jililt lliealre.t'.MIi Il.nf It f
TREASURE ISLAND
.S...H .Ml..Todat ASat,-.',.HI. firilel.iii.i
Al I1MDI1 H'na
nay Twice Daily I'npiil.ir
viiijitiuin nij,
AL REEVES BIG BEAUTY SHOW
.s s i., -I'riees
and
lilt
Douglas Tie
CHERRY VALLEY GOLF
CLUB TO HAVE RIVAL
New Organization rianned for
Nhhshii Boulevard
Player.
The new i:herry Valley Country CTub,
which Is to takn over the Salisbury
links near Oarden City, Is to have a
rival, which wan formed last night, but
which has not yet received name.
The club Just organized lias arranged to
lease about 100 acres of land west of
tha Garden City estates, nbout ono min
ute's walk from tho Nasiwu Houlevard
station of the Iong Island Italltoad,
and work on the construction of a course
will begin Immediately.
An eighteen hole course, tennis courts
and the other aocotnpaJilnielits of h
country club have been provided for and
a clubhouse will be erected nt once,
hh the orgMd'ers of the club hope to
have It ready for play by August of
this year.
Nearly all tlio inemlicrs of the new
club llvo In tho Nassau Houlevard wc
tlon of the Harden City colony niid up
to a few days ago most of them ex
pected to Join tlie Cherry Valley Coun
try Club, which stltl I) In a formative
stage.
A misunderstanding about the clases
of membership which the Clierry Valley
I directors proposed to provide for at an
organization meeting which Is to be held
to-night caused tha Nnjutau Houlevard
I golfers to abandon their Intention of
seeking admission to Cherry Valley and
, to yo ahead with plans for a club of
their own.
i A meeting was held last night at the
I residence of Frank M. flute at which a
board of fifteen directors was appointed.
the land for the oourso leased and plans
, for leglnnlng work mode. About ion
nppllcatlotw for membership hate beon
received and about 100 more ate ex
, pooled,
The formation of the nw club inenns
'that Cherry Valley will diaw nearly nil
i of Its local membership fiom the older
parts of iluJden City and the new club
will take earo of the Nassau Houlevard
golfer. A number of Nassau Itoule
1 van! golfers probablv will be Invite-! to
Join Cherry Valley when the club finally
lis organized, but the chances are that
.most of the member will bo tesldont of
I the cathedral eei tlon
IMPORTED BULLDOG EXCELS.
liacore tliiiider Mr I'reil llefent
OaUnall I'llrt; oImII.
Vhsorc Putidee Sir lr-d, a recent Im
portation. n,n adjudged the l-ost liutldo
at the match of the HiilldoK Mreeder As
sociation of America bold at Hryant
Hall last nmht. lie Is mined bv 5. O.
Crosby fif New York. Ill the opposite
eev il.us fiikwall lllrty West.ill. owr.ed
lc Vt ". uaklo'. toiolvod tho blue,
ir Man ll., lti"tl" l.idy Sanstone
was Jmlcul tae lH't of the American
bred bulldous
Mf r--tl It'pjiniin o. Loiidiiii. iresl
dent of the Hultd.iK Club of ICinland,
'lie o!d"i Kncl'sli hii'ldoj club -ti tlie
world, acted a- Judce ill the latter class
i Tlie show was tlie lareest eter hold l
I the aseoci.itloti
.MtSKMi:T.
maxine ELLion's;vi",T..',: r.Mr,;.
Hlr Ii.ii til i-'..-. i-i-.-
New rTTWTTmrrmrm
oinle SaWiSlVl 1311 laf "llllv
Iper.i l'"''sH,lW;Ba1l.llw
44th St '"'v " nuv 1 " -"
7. nv c j ; a
Matinee
1 t w ' 1 B i t I kT 1
To-M' 2 -'0.
Moves mil v'vii.n in l.jrlc 'llie.iiri
onriTU eh w of ii it- h.t ,o
w s
Mill ilns'.To Hi n A Wed 'J 10
itPh Irene I enttieU
lid Ini-eii
m i -inn
CflMFnY "- i --r ii t-i i.t.-ssi-
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I Vim '
II e
Willi Klllllttllil Hreee l.ll-'e Wat-nil ll.tm-i.tl
Hlltlter s.lllt'el sld.1,1,, ),. 1 1 ,rinil,E.
I VRIT w "' ! s ;i Ijisi
- ' n'v Last M.-ltltleeTo llloinii .Ml Heel
Net Mon K tTINk from t lib st Theatre
aWHalBBValBVBVBVi
Atop Hth st Tlii.i'r .Villi sini.ii pi to
Hill. II I IliMI'IIIN HI !, kill. It.
diii free il to 0. limner SI Ml a l.i rarle
i.jlluc and llatii-nn; ai linuier A supper
Table rert iiiloiis Dm, A itp Tel vi.'IA llry
.Mmn, I I. all,, llilhlli-ll iiii
- ill mi. felt....
MATINEE 0AILYJ!.,!:S1.Q3
L S t "l A a. a I M .
HIP HIP HOORAY iHi
SOUSi ;S .'l'? n.all..nal soils 1 1.
tUUllMl l,. llallei Mat -Wit,
Maited by I; II iiurnside.
SUNDAY , MN,,-r iV sm'Rt-v;
seals Nnts 1111)111 Ml II hlsHsl
M.Mtli MtK.TIIK IIIIKI! OTTd "oltlTZ
AI.IHIIIT Kills im, ...-. '.','''
eniat- I. erm.in..Misi ,i War MiiTerert' Itrllei
.enllan llali, llll. '.(Irriiiion. al 4.
Til-Wets 1. 1 pin; V
WiXiW ERIC FISHER WOOD
on the BATTLE OF THE MARNE
Introduction lit-
Henry A. Wise Wood on the
Hlsilnni nf I niter. al Mllliurt Iralnlnc.
1 .11 w .1 a fl iTiTilMMjljiif Jff IBHiIjIfiII
fH I' Kl:ilirfi(IIIA II4VF.N, CIHIH-
II A L A C E" t.VVli,,' :s"r"r""'"i
I 1? . T Ml"1 amliiiar A llromi.
I It Wat .1 17 Ml MI1.11 llilli,,rl ,t.
rially.Ml a.Vloll 1 ill. I Hill HIM.
andhiM, .-l7AMdt I'liraSlg Ut irs.s I.-. M,v
IT
.Uh-.lt
Children, Areof llt-a.uii. Mavleal i lly. I'atellii.
PTDIUfl ', WA , Taullne Irederlrk
j HAHU N"" 'l'" 10 '" "nlrei."
"liiinnu MMl,,.,,h. imih Onh Asoioitv
wtittk i.enorei -inert, I llelleartof I'aull
HOTM.H AMI Kr.srAtBANfU.
1 th Slrcei.near Fourth A ven u e.
Prince George Hotel
KItlh Ate, and 3ltb at,
txtlal rata la rtrmauaat (uaata,
DiwtlllllH
new
V
for Gross Prize at Aien
Freshman Hunts for
Key to Pitcher's Box
A FRESHMAN candidate for a
managerial post on one of the
Columbia sport teams proved in a
test tried on him yesterday that
there is one sport he hasn't a
chance to supervise. Coach
Coakley of the baseball team is
sued an order which he desired
the freshman to carry out. It was
concerning a particular key that
Coakley wanted. The youngster
asked several players, the super
intendents of several buildings,
and finally summoned up courage
to ask Graduate Manager Fisher.
The youngster returned to Coach
Coakley. tired and disappointed.
"I have asked a dozen persons,"
he said, "but nobody seems to
know where the key to the pitch
er's box is. They all laugh nt
me." So did Coakley. He wanted
the key to the lockers which were
used by his pitchers.
AIKEN TOURNEY NEARLY OVER.
(iolfer '- nearh Final llonnd In
Minor lllrlalnna.
AtKKN', S. C. March SO. In several
of the minor divisions the semi-final of
the twenty-first annual Southern Cross
tournament were played at the Palmet
to (lolf Club to-day. The summaries:
Alkeu dip .Ctaklelgh Thorn (lit de
feated I.emltt J Hunt (It). : end t; U.
I Ilsvetntyer Hi defeated C Temnl
flmm-tt (01. 3 anil i
llentcn ,t:iht Marshal! nld Sd C.l il.
feitel Woo'Im-mmI Itabcixk (). ." and t;
II C. llnkewell (5 defeated Victor SVir
chan CI. 1 up.
('iiisol.ilhin Jol.ih C Thaw (! d
feile.1 II. W. I)e Kurost '(11). 2 and 1;
l'rin'K II Hitchcock llll defeated Joieph
Harrlinun, Jr. I1S1, and 4.
llenten t'.litht II. W. txi Montagns fit)
defeated Mephen inford I HI, ." and t,
l)r .lasepli Colllre (" dof'ted Joseph
.s-imp-.iii S't-ten M2i, 3 and -
Good-Bye to Care
Tlie trip South ii vacation in itself -
rcitful invigorating voyafe brimful of iun
ihine, gay deck activities and interfiling
frirndihipii when you travel by the Mallory
l.ine'j itramrr.t from New Wk direct to
Key West, Tampa, Mobile,
Galveston
Alio affording excellent irrvice and
direct connections for
Miami, St. Petersburg,
Palm Beach, Havana, etc.
Now ii the time to make the trip, j
when the ocial juion at the big '
rewtts is at its height.
Meals, pattagr and berth are included
in one low fate.
CLYDE-MALLORY LINES ,
Tor re r tat Inn nnrt lift rat tin '- at
CITY TICKET OFFICES:
,290 and 958 Broadway New York
or addre
AIITIIUR W I'VK, Passenirer Traffic M.inace.
1'ier :in .Vorth River N' ork
BERMUDA
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laland reaort by fine Steamahipa
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Kite da.Ts or liiiiKer, ImiiidiiiR tli-Uei
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liicluaite
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$28
and
up.
MaUe reaertallno. n.its and atnul .1,.
appiiiniiiH-tii
Ticketa and Toura Everywhere
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