The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1916, Page 14

CL ON Nh TEE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1916. SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK Fac BEST V MOVING PICTURE OF A GOLFER ON A SUNSHINY MONDAY Copyright, 1916, by the Preas Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) ‘AW ', OLD SUN \ eR eed, 3 cumpose. SHINING! CovLON'T G [66 AN oars. é SHINE YESTERDAY | man who : OWN MY DAY ore! Never SAW SUCHA PUNK CLIMATE | (T's A Wonder PEOPLE STAND For (Tv will scull four miles under a hot ‘sun should have j his skull ex. amined.” AN Sorts of Aeroplane Flights Planned for Sheepshead Bay. Copyright, 1916, by The Prove Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World) ROOKLYN, Coney Island, Brigh- ad ton Beach and Sheepshead Bay will see aeroplanes a plenty in the future. The Wright Aeroplane Company having leased Hempstead Plains aviation field and barred all rival airmen from working there, the Sheepshead Bay Speedway has been turned into a hangar reservation Aeroplanes and dirigibles now being built will hold their trial flights over the Speedway, and the air clubs are Planning all sorts of flights that will start and finieh there. HAMPION Jack Britton is a retiring sort of a fellow. He doesn't write letters about him. self or haunt newspaper offices seeking for publicity, Rut he wrote one yes- terday, and while he was about it made it a good one: Dear Mr. Edgren I want to express my deepest appreciation of*your splendid car- EVENTEEN stakes will be de- toon and write-up in The Eve- n | ping World. | cided during the eighteen-day - Your column is read all over the Ki ilbane Stops Y ‘ Eastern teams now play the | Western umps. | Johnny Overton ran two races om} Saturday againat the wishes of the Yale coach. He also ran against the wishes of the Princeton coach. Cieste-uP of Govrern St! Loorina ouT AND Discoverwa: THA (TS A BeAuTIEUL SUNSHINY MORN ¢ aa = ACTION PICTURE —GoLFER_ TICKING CAT ON WAY TO BATHIEOOM e | \ ON MONDAY MORN - AFTER A_RAINY SUNDAY, | AW, CUT IT out! QUIT SHINING ! WHAT'S A MATTER WITH You YESTERDAY - SlakRTING FOR THE OFFICE WITH AN AWFUL GROUCH: Sterner Opposition for Stromboli in Both “‘Met’’ | And Suburban Handicaps | Kven Maurice McLaughlin has to have a partner when playing doubles, A freak home run counts as much in the records as an orthedox home run, Makes mo difference whether the ball goes over the fence or whether the fence res under the ball, The latest Berlin note promises } not to sink the Lusitania any more. A team tan't always for sale just because it is under the hammer, August Belmont’s Star, Which Won Both These Classics Last Year, Will Be Up Against Strong Fields in Feature Races | Arranged for Eighteen-Day Belmont Park Meeting, Which | Opens May 25. ‘When you hear a man talking in @ whisper you can't tell whether he i a wrestler or whether he has @ cold, | BASEBALL SLANG SIMPLIFIED, Hippodroming—Circusing. Making grounders out of fly balls, strides with such performers as Roamer, Borrow, Star Hawk, Pebbles, The Finn, Sharpshooter, George! Smith, Clapperbill, Chicle and Bromo. | The rule adopted last spring in ref- | | spring meeting of the West- world, and I sincerely hope and |chester Racing Association at Bel- believe your articles on the wel- | mont Park, acconiing to the stake terweight clase will be the means toreador. Bulling—To Using the ' rpg erence to scratching will be continued | needle, . , this season, and 10 per cent. of the of reviving interest in thie di ° Willie Jackson I eepbaenbke Stay “VUHEIENT AAA purwe will be charge for any with- | Crabbing—Riding the umps, Admit- | sion. ‘There are some pretty good y (| kl. Wh t S Sahn: ~|drawals below six. ting every one else is wrong, Dboys in this class, Kitchie, Lewis, an Ss eturn oO ac. e tte OX In Fifth Round ind races for the better class of eae | reebret 1 t Gover, Duffy, O'Dowd, Badou | selling platers are also planned. The racing statistics of the spring! Sunfleld—Alibi for a boot. No good and others, and between us we —_—_—— ought to be able to give the public | jan value received. ‘The Metropolitan Hundleap, at one ting of the Harford Agricultural | on a rainy day. Tied for Second in American League fand reeders Association, which be- _- ( ‘A PHILADELPHIA, May. 9-—Willte| Wile, with $2,000 added, and the Now| gan at Havre de Grace April 18 anid| Bistanee from Brooklyn to New ¥ ain cordially thanking you, I comcstiivananen . York Steepichase will be the features | closed April . were announced to- York much shorter by way of th am, sincerely yours, Jackson of New York went down to! oo" i.) ¢ 25, Last}day. In the thirteen racing days, in York is much a i , y | JACK BRITTON. New York and Cleveland, the n technical knockout def at the a .| Which elgity-six races were decided, | @ubway than via the National League p heres | i iJ FORKS “MUNKNS ak ABA ed his re-| $54,705 was distributed in stakes and | standings. O-NIGHT the Broadway 8. c. of Latter Now Leading the Race, o afin round of thelr Nout |W £0 the saddle this country BY | putas, TaBrowenting a daily average | : prooklyn, having promised to/ Rated as Outsiders, Have the Olympia A: Av last aight’ bes | WARNE Be” Mets An ad ee rete cnine wri ined ioaon| SPORT ALPHABET. Prissebasn tse-yeuteeal toccy f the Ban Ameriean League. fore fully 5,000 fans, bd 3 srw ish ‘ bot ji list. ALN Z stands for the end contests between too-youthful boxers| Been the Surprise of the Wok PC Cub Wok PO, After tuking @ terrific beating in| Chestnut eon of Fair Play and St.| akin has the place on honor. Among Of this alphabet caper, in the future, will reopen with a bout | Joh Circuit, and When $5 | Bowrete 00 14 476 Pitne fourth round Jackson managed Priscilla, which ranked second to|the horses which won tore ten % in ft ada J in which technical middle-weight ohnson Circuit, Sre| geease,-18 > {to atrugale to his feet for the start of Houmer in 1915, will be met by much | $1,000 the son of Algol has $2,115 to Ps a nls priberse Far champion Al McCoy will again “risk”| They Meet at Polo Grounds tte] Pou: 5 HL 8s the fifth and staggered to the centre pterner opposition than that which he] his credit, ge ish pric losing his title to Young Ahearn. 1 ¥ ats. ling for him, ohnny set ‘Mimactt,| “The ‘Suburban Handicap, another| ‘With the final consignment of | 7a fel tat of bamball le newiag whee wo auote “rink” trom the club's advanoe| There'll ple gh y Results of Games Yesterday. Bilead loc dvive. even ine. anishing of the stellar attractions uf the meet-| horses which arrived yesterday trom | tt ¥sivem on yours notices, as Mr. Rudolph is still a hard Boston, 6; New York, 2. 3 Boston, 0. punch, but it was useless, as Jackson | ing, will be decided on Decoration! Hamburg Place, Ky., John ’ ; boiled exe in the middleweight class, By Bozeman Bulger. bat ay oe d D EET Wickd neree Jtoulan’t defend himself. He fell for; Day, with the International Btesple-|den has now in his bei ate wtable at SPRING SONG. y ar o Kilbane’s ar 10 held chase Handicap as ac on feat- | Bel h she not likely to be cracked by any | gy the schedule makers had go willed Pittebured, 6; Chieage, 4 (2 ward into Tans p ERUr) Wed Oe | Geer oTh has RaRurDRURWIaGN DAG an|breds, where they are being cared for| Spring is here and effort of Ahearn’ |] it that the Cloveland Indians @ To-D the referee, stepped into added value of $2,500, the pick of dis-|by Trainer Walker. They are an ate| Coal sinks low in price, ? eet were to come here first and james To-Day. kson to hig tance runners in the country have | tractive looking lot and seem to be in| But coal won't cool the fevered brow ALAR ae ad erie dtd tackle the Yanks, as an eyeopener to New York at Pittebarsh. eon named, and it is significant that/fine condition. | Gilles, the fon of] aye pitchers of oracked fos. i iY re Philadelphia August Belmont'’s Stromboli also won en and Golden Drop, by Ham and now he is climbing into |the Western invasion, vacant seats ‘Bt. Loule at W: to fighter, knocked gut Sailor Jack Car-| this event a year ago. He is again| burg, lias turned out a wonderful Spring is here and the middlewelght class,” writes |in the Polo Grounds bela se | Secmeesnneennemnsnmeneneenenamniinnmennnnemnememmmmmmtamaecend' TOR CF CHOP Th FOR Senende, cligible, but will be forced to match! looking three-year-old. Gra Marcitee chatoe ’ limmy Johnston. scarce as frowns on Donovan's face. — ome oman a . Yes, Lewis combed the welter- |thoso two clubs already are being ena aie Cuee Te cic len M PH R D t (] Wh th | 5 1 hee eee weight clase until he struck Jack | gueq “the bearcats of the American [PAY for the Indians to lick the gilt et’’ Race to Determine Whether |C [Latest News of the Links few teeth. League." For one time the wise-/and then take a kick at Detroit. And ‘ ry | Spring is here and eae acres have been double-crossed In|they did'it, eona| Foreign or American Cars Are Best) “nomen ca aon ov tonjmarn nm me aineesteelGatinty| (Coal si geesnvensiow itish “ ” eli their predictions—and happily so,| ‘The Yanks reached a tle for secc a ik of vous wolee |eene jonship tournament, which i#| But « coal bin is no swell hotel ints Nidgiey fal Pals rate Rated fhe outsiders, the Yanks and plsce last night and to mat ie ret ° lees bareneie Ror taba ub tours Country Gluten June tk ea eet Wher Oaolibg Uresase blew t p ng it was necessary for them to ; 2 8 to be « a to ‘ountry on June 1,2 2 ne ere cooling bree to be met on the rete, Indians have knocked the Ban John- ty a . Yqe}last fall, In that contest the 8; Hi t Obernd | first day of the event will b evoted to <i Gibbons. Very likely fon league on its ear and they picked Height Lapse neon a reeeare European Entry in Saturday's] wa; proved to be too fast for the ma. | Ment this hues gi ca walned off |the qualifying round oF elghtess hele. be back “combing” welterweights [no easy route in re sching thelr Pres troy them to win ‘tive ‘games out of] 150-Mile Auto Contest Will) cHines’ and many Brake down under the best gross scare, ‘ThE| nas DIPLOMACY. Boner” Bis ike in" Setter |*heF eave nent ace it wan mecene [gm the Toad and they aid i.” | Oe ee Ul Ones Rote Le ea Una rehy wea HE Mouth rievad inne. Ueandrers sandy | CONABUEOUTCUASGES reerrsineing! Ie this Clarke Ortte » 5 SSS a smart swagger in their walk the Fe GeO NS, |e ovail to te an-Awariees. tacdelt Yet Sandie ei gauuvard trip, bus stumped! — YELLE IN 12-ROUND BOUT. | Ath? This is the White House speak-” — rt usually given out by man-| Victorious Yanks reached town this} Three Sunbeam Sixes aNd) for speed the foregn mera had the |slightly coming in because of the wiciadeeneres ing. IKE GIBBONS writes a few|the sort wu ners. Bome of them| morning ready to tackle the first of tof it, ‘Tho three Peusote easily /drenchin~ rain, Harold Steiner, the] woonsockeT, May §—Harry Done| “Chessir. ‘This is Griff, Whattayuh ’ lines about nie bout with} agers and fencers. Some of them | er Western Invaders—the White Hox. Four Delages, Meld “unl they Were, forsee |slubichamplon,i wag) seconds with ani#l| amlecce Paonia: ails cucenen pceee l@anten r Fa .|may! be ‘They havo primed themselves for this after another by accidents. card. H. 0. Block won the net prize 7 : avery date, Lewis, Says Mike: “One rea-(Pai4 them over a couple of weeks continuolis attack by winning enough PEN T tor the Met-| Bt in the shorter Metropolitan Cup [cate gt, 2, id Yello of ‘Taunton in every one of tho! “Mr, Grimth, it te essential for thé® *~ son io y cpg Ain “groped lod ne from now. gainer from the Eastern contenders 1E ie paeere ee ate pa, | 2istance the drivers will be compeling twelve rou at ite if Mea last | nation's welfare that Congress b> i convince New York fans that I wasn’ ape git bullder |to. make themselves comfortable, Tpolitan Cup on the Sheeps-|to show all their skill, with “luck” | ‘The Knollwood course is undergoing|Mikht. Donahue carrie din the elahte | kept in session all summer. Some of j right when I boxed McFarland and | (¥HRIS SMITH of Algonac, bulld In playing the White Sox, though, head Bay Speedway Saturday ! playing the deciding factor |Rumerous improvements, including en-| Muna “had the ‘Taunton bey ne eM nembene pe eager i Bartfield, May 26 a year ago 1 boxed of the remarkable tyentytogt he Cleveland Club has Eve ER lig going to be something more than ro Aitken Bid, Rickenbacker |/**sements of greens and tess, A New! ay, although Yello came” back’ ned hay mmuseice eee coke, Gee | ¢ Leo Houck and received an injury “9 ance’ a edd van's gang must make a clean sweep |a wild dash after world's automobiie| Jenny Aitken, Hd. Rickenbacker | veon ig being constructed for the old [stayed the thin aed OAR GE lee tee ee | that left me in no shape to box Bart-|Speed Demon ML, hat won i ry to even “hold the hole.” To beat It i@ records. It Is golng to be an interna-{most’ prominent speed Kings. entered ee ee Teter ee eee Aiie Candem Wind Mireniycnagea Ghucl hea What ean I do? 7) field on Decoration Day, a few days|speed boat championships and broke | impossible. tonal battle to determine whether |for Saturday's race, predicted to-day |Yards to the length of the links. is Stas bc ty agit te | later, With McFarland 1 was in a|al! world's records from half a mile maniie gh aavaise abaanie bak ing {that the winner in the Metropolitan the new arrangenventa completed tne NEw BAY eal Aa dont: ny i ery pea Piton Walter Jonn- } % % i rere seal 4, (Cup must hit up an average of from course w: sure 6,070 yards |Gondan of 8 Les award 50) ery day. G * rer. eer orouition fromm making an HAP MTR ee ee the! Red Ser thelr ‘eet, Stok 6 jcuenee than this country, ‘The! 97", 140 miles an hour, At that rato| The attention of members ts called tol fevting tallan. of Ne von! thal ? fener eine: Lnpoesibie weight, 147 paunds, jattentian Ounng Te page Mm nel th ntruggle between the fleetest foreign |of speed one vould shoot to Albany jan important change which has been|twontyeround bout at the “Aruna ti) Can't sce thy’ wet grounds ehoula Gad it was @ wonder I didn't collapse | 1h "ise of the United Btates Govera-| southpaw. pitehva \ and home flters should result in one |from New York in about 1 hour €nd| made in the order of play, which has Referee Dave Fitzgerald of New Haver. stop Dario Reate He's n on at. during the bout. 1 beat Ahearn and | he ailaa MAYO WRGS, erent t vor (20 minutes, Jbeen shifted two holes forward, the! Tee Emnith cally, bur feel tek tele [mont a ; Td hirs of the greatest gasoline fights evor pn . UP to me to square myself with New| Use of fast racing boats in hy Wren. @ Tete tm | seen, Joseph Chriatinena, who'l) pilot one |former third hole becoming No. 1, and | | York by handling Lewis the same | down German | submarines, $28,000 tor'ahe youngsters) 2 *% | "iho foreign entry will conaist 0 eee Ce ee ete Plain [san formner second hole becoming No. 18 A ’ I ‘em tin Off. r } way. If I fail to stop Lewis, New| Smith's new inventic 1 be Facing the slugging crew, Mog- |four Pougeots, three Sunbeam Sixes fi the Sunbeam Sixes jan Knglieh| oe evore cards have been, prepare: p g oh | York will have seen me for the last {marine chaser, but equally da ‘ \ and four Delages, ‘The American cars | /YC" : of Belgium, Christinens|accordance with the new changes, | time.” [to an enemy Battleship. Tt tn a boat ridge eld "na Bay he Hue lela | Sil cotteent ore IRtaat onee ce the Fee a oe ee ae Ranier Ie | saa | a |reverty feet long, built on jiaily | te Teach firat base throughout the | home designers. t's the opinion of jurope. This is his second visit to] President Louls Stecklor of the Wood- CW U1 ngs, 5 A’ PP qinnounces that Jett) dining the past year. It will have two] game. Behind him the infield and the leading drivers that all tho ma- this. country mero Club announced to-day that fin-| Smith and Mike Gibbons have . me ic Outfield played erroriess baseball, j|chines entered for the Metropolitan ve been completed on H ‘ been matched to fight May 29, [600 horse bower motors, which will a play Cup appear evenly tautched, The wins! yeaterday afternoon Darlo Resta In Ishing touches have bean emis eal Seventy imported styles that we cannot possibly match / Nbhong. |2ive it @ speed of about fifty-five ner will be decided by what is known pis blue Pause Jack Te Cain in althe club's r eR ae again at the price. There are Fancy Silk Mixtures, Home- | only five days after the Gibbons: {miles an hour. This will be about! with Markle having won three |"? racing luck, the fewest number of bright yellow Delage, Pete Henderson |Which three new holes have been add spuns, Fancy Cheviots and Blue and Gray Serges. a: | Lewis bout. Says Smith's manage: iteen miles pe bole mer than hind straight gaines and Moxridge proving | tire and engin tna Maxwell and Billy Chandler in afand the entire eal Hel dash by ed nee Ruaranteed for cole Suit to measure @hte i } “Smith will prove he is the middle- | other boat ever designed for coast de- | nimself a wonder, it begins to look as To figure race tt is Crawford jaunted around the two-mile yards. ‘These alterations will make 5 S11! hey | hip, | eaee Pina Palla’ fe ettad ior Tie [ie th NMRbA. TibA) te. DABS PICHIA neseeaney to sUGe Wnt HaneatiOd In (Sorte ene aE ee ate Tet etn tate euerbieue iy ake last, $25. | weight champion by whipping the w# Pea aula Apa econ ier as necessary } PP | | Ned “Wizard” when they clash, |°*rry 8™ by rm x ® for use lata in the league, In the spurt of| the running of the 300-mile Astor Cup to tune up their machines. par of the course. | ee 4 ea y “4 against pad eg a 8 torpedo |the youngsters we have almost for- lisesanbencuasonesnea aeons ————-" | |The first tournament will take Pisce Coat and Trousers, 22 50 e jas a remarkable ring record,|tube for use against ships, otten that Caldwell, Fisher and on May 9 an , Decoration Da: ey with Darey, MeGoorty, Clabby, Car-| A remarkable thing about this new |Shawkey are around, each of them a men's hatidicap {n three clussus; a cup ) { penticr and Gibbons among his op-|boat is that while it will be capable | ont tobe given th the. winner and: cunner yea | nents. ‘To oot st a the etc of destroying. ry battleship with tte up In each diviaion, | ! that Smith was defeated by . | torpedoes, 6 joate can be built, J — } je will show New Yorkers a brand of | equipped and manned for the cost of| _It was.a moat disastrous record | In the hope of getting Harry Pollok, started trainiog for the battle to-day Five team matches were played among r) 4 b Lvl { the clube in the New Jersey section of | punching and boxing they never suw/| building, equipping and manning aj the Giants left behind them, but | manager of Freddie Welsh, to agree to! sient Martin, the weight, who | Ere eens Met. opelitan Golf Abs | 1 mernre Ans Mil prove he pt HHS only | ainele pattleant A feet of nee they have gone to Pittsburgh de- | twenty-round fight with Benny | temas ty tm in avery t he engages | Norday.” Montelair, Hackensack pebble on penn ao tar as the/emall, fast-moving boata would be| termined to catoh up with the aed for the worldla iahtwalanl Will go against Joe he and Inglewood ail being ‘retur Vio | Beoad 30 E. 42nd middleweight title goes.” able to run In on any battleship and As 1 i . Sa MEnice’ ot the ine, MA aie despite the fact that were| Broadway . + 42n Street, # : “ procession, It i# said, though, | Buenos Ayres, Argent Ftepublic teed fighter abladelp : home, Kuglewood | G he a Ae a caoaae eacellent shape, the weather Nav | who ip promoting the boxing shows |W-Ocron piaht. if Martin wins Otto and Gualiuack Gvarcanie| * s “| ing been pertectty autted to piteh- | hore, nas omtered’ im a saseantes oe mace! for a alt Hoseaie orators | Exclusively Custom Made Clothes ‘20 to ‘50 mot expect to find the Conte out [82H 800. | Pollok hus not wiceptad aa)! d tae P Wivan, tw wit [HE NER tG MIMO aul, eer bapoo 4 et, but It is expected he will do so, for| Beat intieth and Le yan: the well thirty-four points asainst the fiv« . of ihe cellar wntit July. They | Weiah intends to anounce his retirement | EB Manage vf Tahtrs In ths vicinity ave [that wore gatteted. by amie is , AMUSEMENTS. wi a » PlGY- | trom the ring this suramer, pyon hag! ce Apnoint " itl GETelRUa’ eo Loniad dine |, The annual spring golf tor y YYW) ing twenty-four games on foreign a a ie eiub offi lected these | oo ant Batate Road a Z already signed up seven fighters to en the sacancy of Hilly «ition, who re. | the Boal Matate Roars et You'll seldom find the moderate tot wae In fehin Garni Buenos nt nish a i w|i Ey, Sa Sn s Y SPEEDWAY & "] — r id the: up dummy Anders meet 4 ny 23 Play wi i man in difficulty, The concluding crush .¢ Giants iy hace arent eerie ketursey: Hhibdy Meo ant th bates ee so teat cneate linea Pray Howe tenfound bouts at the elub’s| ment of ‘eal enta’ ° A ( ‘s by the Braves was a sud affair, BP The fighters who will make tho trip are | Pre How in te ‘ Rather, his face, his bearing, his the moat "rabid of Nicnal Eddie Camph, Wild Burt Kenny, ausie |" 7 METROPOLI TAN TROPHY fans In.ped out of the park, utterly | gatner, dex” Kelly miny Robinson, | have signet art ers i for them He has done well but has not over- of the Giants was miserable, “In the |M¥# be will sail uly eave Uoge. Chip ate | ERNATIONAL LEAGUE outtield Ronny Kauff and Davy Rob-|TWo oF three American rete will) tent Ff ub, and Matchmaker INT . done. ortson had a bad day, the only bright | alto muke the Journey phan we Velie ———— OPENING EASTERN AUTO RACING SEASON spot in the afternoon's pastiming be- ft ania ia STANDING OF THE CLUBS, 17 ne iT 01 0 se be “9 he Wt. PC. . ° And it’s the moderate man who for Brag ARE STR et Deere canta SMe woman SL Bal ania 28 $20,000 IN CASH PRIZES \ 00 years has deman eee first will be with Jimmy Dusty, | rovdee, & % reinochetr., 8 7 * neery 1% mildand mello rancied & A naw Adoedeaciaioe li\the Amar mavehimaker Y.. boxer, for tea rounls at! | Mehmed, & 4 600 Toronto. 2 7 Also Queens Cup Race, 50 miles. Coney Island Cup, 20miles. me) A ba is ont eT | signed him wy to fy Jack Dillon for sia po the Qu Ty A. ©, of Buffalo, N, ¥., on : ‘| i. y Wi w Wh nh pan Taamus ie sone other than the |i sew ta be cage ot ino tus’ oe wena | hts a tis wind ee Tae Caer PuBULTS YESTERDAY, Wm. Kemble Cup, 10 miles—Handicap for non-winners. NY. Wilson Real lson |downtrodden Athlectes, the team that | 0.047 ".! Gray's Armory in Cl Er ‘ ‘ That’s All! Was suppoxed to be in’ the league for vias ee a a Goneral Adminsion (including seat In Bleachers), $1.00, Grandetem , the amusement of managers who| Batting terinaky ani ¢ ke “ Sporting cluding aduitesion), $4.00, Boxes holding six (including wdmiesory |the amusement of inunaxers acting Levin uw \ port 1 to $50.00. Ieovrved Barking apace, inside oval (not. tnotading am 4 The Whinkeg for which we tneented the Non-Refillebie Bottle | Witkent Pe milena "9 Reakens L | {oueeh a: ssonal aly road. belt " GAMES TO-DAY. $5.00. Free Parking space for Automobiles in rear of Grandatand and Bleachers, jate Mack's new gang lit Into Walter | cision. have sant teen sigued up fora . Montes! oi wei Tickets onsalein Manhattan at McBride’s Ticket A, son youte nd drove) him] tr wil ¢ ait Buel ‘ eo | cm FREE CLUB RECIPES—Free booklet of famous club recipes for gehpaen : UE Sa PPh neon Grp cy cl Ne al : Rachoves af at Box Office Prices. In Brooklyn, Abraham & Straus’. away from the The Benatore are podecision out at te Oivmpia Vowel g A Vor . f) tained drinks, Addvow Wien, 5!) Fith Ave, N.Y. That's All Geiphig on mess Monday uighi, oth man ices