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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
JULY 70.


ROADWAY. n cor Both ST. store. etc:
Broadway and 39th Street 90 10 Frederic A
Carichois: o VS. mos from June I. 1910; $500;
address. on premises
GREENWICH ST. 71a to 12I all Geo A
Macdonald 10 Continental Warehouse Co. yrs
from May !. 1911. Si.?ol address, Il9 Green
witch ST.
HOFFMAN ST. 243e. all Maria Rusgiero to
Chas = Galardi. / VI mos from Aug Is, 1911;
$500 address, 523 East 18TH 81.
MORRIS AVE, SIS, store and cellar; Antonio
Marine to Alexander Stanorski; yrs mos
and II DAYS from July ~. 1911, $40 TO $500;
address. 3l3 East l46th ST.
MONROE ST. 2. store and first floor; John r
Roberts to Jos Alamo; yrs from July Is,
1871 5000. address. Munroe st.
OLD BROADWAY. n " cor 129th ST. store and
cellar. Holland Holding 60 TO Frank Bigey; 3
yrs months from July /. 1911. s729 to $500;
address $40 West 12pth ~.
OAK ST. a. store and basement; francesca
Di Maio TO Vlncenzo Lis, yrs from June !,
1871 s432 address. 80 OAK II.
NESTCHESTER AVE. 40 10 Az, all. An
nuncio Santinl to Eugene ! Sennott and ano.
10 yrs from May ], 1911; 400. address, 1872
81 AIMS ave.
30 AVE. 5. 20 # OF Goth ST. 2oK73; the
land; clarence Sackett ct al to susan Reidy
p yrs from MAY !. 1911, Ss27; address. 45i
9th ave.
30 AVE. 7as store and part basement. Leo
pold Hellingcr 10 John Flanagan; yrs II mos
from June ]. 1911. 1000; address SIG 90 ave.
Sd AVE, So store and basement. Albert
Erlman to Jos \ Foppiam and ano; yrs from
MAY !. 1912. - 500 address, l72 Worth st.
path ST. 80 to 20 West. nth loft: Marmac
Construction co TO Friedlerg & Tondelman. 3
yrs from Fob t. 1912; $500. address. $40
Broadway. Brooklyn.
2sTH ST, l03 West. "a and I'd floors. Samuel
Marks to Annibal Siletti. yrs mos from
aug l. 1911; Si.GsO: address. lss Sullivan st
list ST. 4Os West. store and basement:
Stephen Wohleb 10 Jos Wohleb. 10 Yrs from
July ]. 1911. $3.50; address. i0s West lith ST
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reg: July II; -y nsi Lay ress $3.50 Sd ave-

-, Y,,,,, 20. ,r,. IJIy I Doran to North 6ide
savings Bank; 5000: address. $3.50 80 ave.
I'D AVE. 1908 and. 1910. 1I5 II OF lsist St.
bOxI3Ix irreg: July Is; due as per bond WIN y
Cameron 10 Title Guarantee ana Irus' % s"o'
GOO: address. I76 Broadway
,a7Tu SIT n @ 1B0 n . OF Lincoln ave- 50x1OO
o.rior mtg s27. OOo,: July II; 3 yrs. per cent 4:
Henry ID Bahr 10 Bridget Sullivan. S20oo'
address i38 East 10th 81.
tI5TH ST s 328 II OF Prospect ave. 45x
IA. Julv rs: . yrs: John W Cornish Construc-
zion Co 10 Lucy w Jordan et al. exrs; $4,000.
18TH ST, s s. PSI II OF Prospect ave. AK
l43: July 49, = yrs; same 10 same. $4,000: al
dress Freeport. l.. l.
10th ST. 2i9 East 3}xlO0 prior mtg $4,000
Julv rs; due as per bond: Geo r Raymor 10
WIN G Bergen: $500; address. isOth st, bet
Andrews and Loring pl.
1s3D ST. s. 125 II Of Grand ave. 2ox
100: July s. due as per bond. Mary smith 70
Lucela Copeland. $1,000; address. 0lo Dean
prooltlvn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
BUY BIG NEW JERSEY TRACT
Property Along Shore, Held at $1,000,
600. Sold for Linseed OIL Plant.

The Midland Lnseed Oil Company, Of
Minneapolis. IT is said. has purchased 100
feet Of property on the Jersey shore, oppo-
site Riverside Drive and 10th street, and is
20 erect a plant there that will give employ
rnent 10 more than 1000 operators.
Tho property was purchased from the
Goetchins estate and is said 10 have been
held at close to 100000. 1t is understood
that the Western plant will be abandoned.
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lsill llNtT-<sA9 = La bi@N'-@~ @@'
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
KRAMER TO THE FRONT
Turns Tables on Clarke in Race
for Cycle Championship.

Franz, Kramer, the national cycling
champion. came back" in impressive style
and won the quarter mile national cham
rionsbir race at the Newark velodrome
Iaat night Eddie Root, of Boston, was
second while Jackie Clarke, the Austria
liam. who has taken the champions meas
IRE in the last four races. finished third.
Clarke got off in the lead. but Kramer
irmped him at the tape on the last lap
Root then went by and gave Clarke an
other squeeze. and the latter apparently
did not try to get the flying leaders.
Kramer nod leads in the championship
table with forty-three points, while Clarke
IS ten points behind
The summary follows
Haf-mile handicap (smateur)-won by John
Becht Empire City Wheelmen go yaIus5
Adams Ryerrnan New York 30 YARDS. second :
Car + Erickson rs yards, Brooklyn third
ouarteTpmile national championship Cprofes
sjonaD-Won by Frank l.. Kramer, East
Orange: Eddie Root. Boston, second A. j.
clarke Australia. third Alfred Goullett Aus
trslia fourth. Time. 0:29. 49,.
Toftus Providence. Frank Batz. Jersey CITY
second; Chester Smith, Baldwin, Long Island
Twenty-rile motor paced race-Won by
Mass. third. Time. $3.50
One-mile handicap tprofessionaD -Won by
Fred Jones. Passaic 100 yards). Floyd Krebs.
Newark 90 yards. second. John Bedcll.
Williams Pedlar Palmer Australia $50
Yards fourth Floyd MG,E5aTIan Mors san jose
81, y ono yardsb, sixth. Time, | :5J.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


prvEpsrDE DRIVE. n q cor 14sth 81 Tor
ran s,orv apartment % 1lxsj. Audubon I'M,
provement 60. ga St Nicholas ave. o NJ 6o5
Roth. 20 East 42d ST. architect COST >'o'VV''
I'm .,-r - "a cor Of 23d st. for ono
story otfice i2xs. Metropolitan street Raj.
way co, s21 Broadway. owner, hou' 40
seventh ave architect cost $500.
err AVE - . cor nth 81: for a three story
s,ora and loft 90 4xlOO. p Doelger. 4O' EaSt
55th 81, owner, g Stegmayer' JOS Last 'is'
a.. architect; cost. SO 600.
THE BRONX
t52D ST. = =. 900 II Of Norris ave one
storv frame shed. 25x2o. John Pierce 90 80
West st. owner, Robert Glenn "'' E's' if''.
81. architect: cost 500
FAIIE ST. S cor Seneca ave, story
brick tenement, 5ox9o' Fred McG9a Is @sso
Prospect ave. owner; Hoppe OS sui0o 5oo o"'
Westchester ave architects, cost Si'OVV.
PROSPECT AVE, W $, 800 = \ q l56th e.;
story brick tenement. 5oxl2S 10, 'ga F'c =.
nact Avenue 90: Joseph Zweisel 3l2 h.uy =;
p-ess,dort cvner. Somnerneid & Stickler, 81
f:ninn S1 architects: cost, $4,000
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST. Nos 232 and 284 East; H2rry ~, Li!.
ropy act Rees & Rees 81 al July d. 1911;
SAL 20 a, w.. T. = r,p.t,
p 70 ar Iohn d olson Construction Co et al;
'u pERRY ST Eos 1871 to 1875. A c Horn -
agt McSweeney Realty co et az November ~
i' PERRY ST. Nos 1s1 70 les: Teran Mahansy
e Mnnro' Inc, agt same; July {, 1911 'by bond';
S'sAWE PROPERTY: Peele Co ast same; July
& 1911 (by bonGG SOLE. 49,, -. -, -.
SAME PROPERTY; Andrew Peer ~ al AT
same. Iuly s 1911 by bond) Ilsi
SsNE pR0pFRTY: James 6 Hoes sons. Iac.
90, saroa. Wav 2 l9li by bond. 1868 ~
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded Sesiea
day at the Real Estate Exchange safes
rooms, Nos "A and l6 Vesey street
Ry Joseph Z. Day.
VARICK ST. 22s. g. 4S.1 II or Ca.m1i,n,
=. onr,2 sx trre9 sty tenm't, partition
sale: sold to y F Walsh for ss.62o
Sd AVE n cor 15sth ct. se.oxlos: Svo =
t Brook ave xl6910. vacant foreclosuF'
sale: Withdrawn.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
GREENWICH ST, 400, cor OF Beach ~
o-v1o0. A and 3 sty tenmts and stores. part
,ion sale. sold 20 Paul + ONeil for S4',-Oo
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TRl.STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Trenton. 3; Harrisburg, 2 ust game.
wilmington, g. York. ] lst game).
Wilmington. 3; York. cd gamc).
Lancaster. 3, Altoona, ! Qst game.
Altoona, l; Lancaster o I'D game).
Reading, S: Jamestown, ed game)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
RAIN MARS GRAND CIRCUIT
Delivery Wagon Horse Wins
First Heat of Rich Stakes.

Kalamazoo, Mich. July le.-What prom
Used to be a great contest for the $4,000
Paper Mills Stakes for ALA trotters at the
Kalamazoo Grand Circuit meeting to-day
was cut short by heavy downpour just
after the first heat had been decided. The
rain rendered the track unfit for further
racing. and all wires to the park were put
out of commission by the wind.
The first heat Of the big race showed that
there was plenty Of speed in the field Aero
Leyburn, the topheavy favorite, made a
poor showing. r. T. c., which last year
earned his keep by drawing a delivery
wagon and therefore was a despised out
slider. surprised everybody by winning
rather easily.
One heat also was run off in the 2:2i
trot and the PA pace. Anvil won the trot
IN a jog, while Game Maid had things
pretty much her own way In the pacing
race In the latter class Peter ii broke
badly at the head of the stretch.
The summaries follow:
Up NOTHING CT,ASS-THREF IN FIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

EIGHTH AVE. " cor 1Ith - -,AAlVS, ~, -.
no Guarantee and Trust co loans Coi'y h'N''
Co $4,000 49,.
SOUTH OAK DRIVE. :. = n " or w COR
ave 20 ixes ax5OxlO0: joseph BIehe' loans -"
If Building 60 $1,000. - .
WILKINS PLACE, 5. boo T. p OF - t,0 ans
bovtoo. Title Guarantee and Trust 10 49,
Charles HERNIA IN & CO $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20

colora, CLARENCE DEEMS. coast aTtniei! ~
home, preparatory to retirement i'0'"
,,.,s seFy GigARLEs c. BALLoU. IN Infantry
Cnptain JAMES j. HoRNBKU,oHH', , Xix II.
Pa PAWS and Holm j. MUDGETT, 18th IN
5 fD4y sailed from Manila July IL on the
co,o lrSns EHIgARLEs RicHARD medical sDTRs
Lieutenant COLONEL RQ TtIITIAM II. VII
corps. and HENRY 7, FEK * - R;rR Fyr~
infantry Captains WILLIAM a., Bnisr-
SOC, infantry 49 qarfeISSdF Field Artillery
f0T-IS g. DUNCAN. medical corps rG an
ALI.EN WALKER and and H Iif"}dnsnt rs ROB,
i-RT' ~ GOODWIN 4th Infantry; rH ~ ~
: BOWEN. Goth Infantry ,r.,; B n I HC
y VFi2sJ % DIST Infantry; ISAAC W: BREWER
media, 4, re, TSser ons Ernest G WRIGHT
Pbuinpine scouts HOWARD X. sMA I3lTIt1 H.
sth Cavalry. and GEORGE r. hcs' my tlS.
i5tb cavalry and Second AeutenannliIs, e BEiS
" FIELD 9Th Infantry, and EKN 10 - j.
nAWiFY, "a Field Artillery sailed ron 9dn
Manila July II on the transport buioiu W
san EIan REi9oX J. PRICE infantry. unas-
~'l signed to national matches camp re''S'
A ei6 TJ.Cit,s r. HoLBRooK, commissary
al I'm, San Antonio 20 Fort Rley..,,.x q,
First Lieutenant WATER ,e co. C;snera1 Hos
nitsI District ~ Columbia. 70 pLoper s'a'lG 5I
r.irst lieutenant DANIEL T. MAGulhb: H, ,,
cal CORPS from Fort y. y. Russo" u foi'
virst ijeutcnant TAYLOR r. DARBY: Ineu-
icai corps 10 Fort Mcpherson lhehV e.
unou expiration Of leave OF aDSSn.v, w
Tort sam Houston, thence 10 Fhihppine''
via san Francisco. ,.rr.r-,-t.p
r-,rs, Lieutenant LLOYD \. htf AZ Lh
medical corps from Fort l.. ~ Ru'se'l 10
ti,st 3icnicn9nt JAMES r. MOUNT. medical
corns from medical supply depot ~
o,tie to Fort sheridan. - $780,,
c,cond Lieutenant CHARLES l. S'oll In
cavalry TO mounted service scno"l' io''
puev october TO December - -,.
leaves Of absence: Major WILLIS LIZ T.:
t5th Infantry. and Captain GEOHHH
lTF,t.TENRERG lTth Infantry. on"
mouth: Captain STEPHEN VI. hOChEhS-
pERGER % Cavalry. one month ana zen
days from october ; First Lieutenant Ed
WIN l.. TIGNOR. dental surgeon one
month from August I; First lAeutshaht
NLEXANDER J. STUART. coast artlueiE'
0ftccn DAYS: Major JOHN II. WiOLLkl /,
"a Infantry. four months from Sepi"mper
Colonel GEORGE r. SMITH, assistant
pavmastcr general one month ana ht'eeh
days. Firs, Lieutenant L. l. BULL, IN
fantry. unassigned. four months upon re
lief from military academy. Colonel
CLARENCE DEEMS. coast artHory' 1ou'
months.
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LIS PENDENS.

PROSPECT AVE. s. 525 II n q 1880 st.
,s ava4 a Beatrice S Ziesel agt Allen Son-
strr,ctiou co ct al foreclosure OF mtsel' 3"o'-
rev s Wechsler
ROBRINS AVE. s, 100 q y of Ponte,
Ct 5OxI05: John Gslasso agt Froma HeaIey
90 Gctior to forccloso mechanics heHl' "''"
new \ Remagna.
LOIS 81 and es. map Of Hudson iar ,.,.. AZ. !,
Rronx; Mary Schaefer agt Eugene BlcA'g -
al foreclosure OF mtsel; attorney ma"
Hershdeld * Wolf. ~.
1OOTH ST. n 3 40 II Of Second ave. 49,, a.
1O011. clara De Hirsch Home FOR "a' ...,s
Girls AIT Rose Cohen 81 al foreclosure OF H'e'.'
attorneys, cary * 'arFoH. ,oe..
9TH ST. : 5. los # ot Ave G, 25Xs5 i i9,.b
g, rs $50 n G OF Fourth ave. I3Nlp !, - -,
81 n = 200 n W Of Third ave. 23Alvo.ll -,
ington ave. No 1854: Henry Bliss az, I''''-
p Bliss ct al partition; attorney ;. D"D' g,
MADISON AVE, =. 30.3 Il II Ok mn ~ -
no. Abraham X Sarasohn agt Bertha 49,
et al (amcnded foreclosure ar mise'' a''-'''''
II Sarasohn. ...
HINT AVE. :. s4711 It o. BrouNda.s az 80
5ovlO0. standard Plumbing supply GO ~ y
kitchen ct al foreclosure or mts''' a'''''''
) T Stern. -,
6oTH ST, No 1903 West. Paul Ralm 80
RessIe II Nerrihew action 10 recover f
sionD: attorney. G II Stoddard
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.


With name and address OF purchaseT)
JULY 10
MANHATTAN.
MAIDEN LANE. ~ and 49, i5xl3s. 5 r
Myers Realty co 10 Interval Holding Co tmtg
Si25, 900. July l3: 500. address. a Wall st.
PITT ST. ~. 25xIO0, BENJAMIN Fishgal TO
Aaron j Friedman mtg S3l.l2j: July Il. 800,
address. 129 PITT 81.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. AIS. I9xl2s James
Henry 10 Mary Leonard tmtg sih, 600; July Is:
500: address. Az ~ Nicholas ave.
~ AVE. ~ and 81. n " cor OF 5th 1T. 4oXlOO.
Philip kraus 10 Traders Holding Co mtg $lii,-
600. July IL. 800. address, l2S Broadway
2D AVE g ,. - n OF centre line blk bet
slst and s2d sts 26Xl0O; Alice L Howell u Lo-
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W EST siDf.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

PRIVATE RESIDENCE for rent. seth ST. near
Second ave. Bay Ridge Brooklyn: good con
dition: all c3nNenlences' situation high. ample
COMERY. 10 East sth ST.. Manhattan
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

I'D ST. 40 West: 70 four siory pTr rrsy'
Cadv & GREGORY west 22d 81, arehl'ees'
cost $4,000.
CHRYsrrE ST, 80 TO 50; to Eve ,-t s,oTy
brewery: william Miller q CO 9ey C ar.s
tect: cost S32, 600 L
12OTH ST. . s. 14e n OF East He.'
standard OH Co 90 Broadway, owner, ~
FIJI 80 Broadway. architect; cost HouV"
CLINTON ST. e s, i3 n OF Crane y,
20 . story and basement converter stduoh'
Y Y Edison Co - Duane 81. owner " l"'a"
Weissenberger, ir. architect: cost, 5000"
THE BRONX.
NORTH BROTHER ISLAND, vs. IL soy
brick office and dormltory, 591zNsL ny "
Teyy York. owners, william 2 AUSTIN %
Wet 94th ST. architect. cost, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FINE FARM FOR SALE IN THE BERK-
shires. 40 acres. modern 2 story house. run
Ming water; all kinds fruit, . brooks, 400 600 n
spruce. no swamps; free from stone Fine out
look. nearly level; good soil; 1900 IT, elevation
price. $4,000. J. T. TANK. .Chaihsp II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES

washington, Jul! 10
ORDERS IssUED.-The following o'oe'
have been issued: ,,
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NAvI

Commander J.. 6. BERroLEI IT, de i,c,',,
Tho Philadelphia; command the YORKTOWN
Commander r A. ANDERSON. detached the
YORKTOWN: home. await orders.
Lieutenant y. r. NICHOLS duty connection
with the Utah and on board whom com
fnissioucd. -
Passed Assistant surgeon H. l. KELLEY. de-
tachcd the Yorktown. naval hospital
Mare island. -
Passed Assistant Surgeon 9. p. MUNGER DC
tachcd the west Virginia. california.
Assistant Surgeon e. II. CAMERER' d'tached
the california; 10 tho Yorktown.
Paymastcr clerk 4. j. MULcAHf, appointed
training station, Newport
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.- The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July 1.-THE Machias. the Vixen. inc Aiieen
tho Castine and the Chicago. al GARDENERS
Bay.
July lS-Thc Monaghan. az Newport: the Yer
mont al Boston; the Glacier. az San Fran
cisco.
July 19-Thc Abaranda. at Nagasahl
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Andrew
Freedman, as commissioner; $4,000.
Same 70 william y GlOede: $1,000.
IDA y McTurk 10 Matthew Cohen $500
New York Orthopedic Dispensary and Hos
initial 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co: $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
Jnly le-rhe mannLhaI. from rroyIncetown for

July 1G-The Hannibal. from Irovinceto"n Tor
Hampton Roads.
July 1s-The SyIph. from Newport for navy
yard New YORK: the Monaghan. the Gray
ling. the Bonita, the Narwhal the Salmon,
tie snapper. the Stngray ana the Iarpon.
from Newport for cruise. the Cheyenne.
from BrcmcrtOn for Seattle, the Nanshan
l-om Siakwnn for H1nkow. the Glacier,
from Mare Island for san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20

scHOoNERs AND sLOOPs-CLAssEs Z, F
AND START 11;55-COURsE, 1914
MILES
Sloop Avsnrer. d. Bacon. 3.3sl4 3.4Sli
Schooner Miladi. G. W. scott 3.6S:03 4;OS:OS
schooner Similar. p. II. John
son ...........- ....-..... 4pI.-~' f.uD'-o
schooner Eclipse. L. j. Cal l.
laDan '................ 4:Og:2f 4:l4:24
Corrected time-Ayenger. 843l4; Miadi.
S.45 49, Similar. @ .5J 53. Eclipse, 4.Slt
SLOOPS-CLASS H-START, l2.o0-COURSE,
1872 MILES.
gsWl Phantom. G. X. Lembke DID not finish.
SlOop poreuo, vs.. p Henry. 4lO:32 4:lO:32
Corrected time-Dorello. 4:lO:S2
SLCOPS-CLASS P-START. 12:05 COURSE
RS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20

Colonel CLARENCE DEEMS coast aI or act,y "a
home. preparatory TO retirement from dc''''
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HANDICAP

$3.50 une A,''I a. nus, Bee
2.a7:2s: Chinook. 2.39I5. Rascal III. 2:39:4o.
SIOOPS-FOURTH DISQUALIFICATION
START. 1890
Grace H. }. r Iamdeen ..... $:22.Qt 2:5Q'+
EeDosha ". r. Bcrth....... 3l4:ll Z49Il
Robin Hood g.. O. Mouoy.... 3;30:O2 SCOOP
corrected time Grace ~. ,2:4l:'l, kenosha,
2.44:l1. Robin Hood 2;ji49.
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scHoONERs START. 1855 COURSE. 1914
MILES
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-03
Scotland Neck Defeats HGbJC0d.

Scotland Neck took an interesting
game from Hobgood here Thursday.
the score being ii to 2. The features
Of the game were the pitching Of
Kitchin for the locals, who at all
stages, held the visitors at his mercy
and with the exception Of four well
scattered hits the visitors could only
knock pop flies and easy erounders,
and the fast fielding of the locals,
who pulled off three double plays.
This is the first game Kitchin has
pitched this year.
L. Leggett, the first splitter" for
the visitors, was knocked out of the
box, and Eure who was on the
mound the remaining innings,
pitched good ball but was given poor
support.
The score: R. H. E.
Scot. Neck. ...O21 24O O2*;-l1 Z
Hobgood. 100 001 Coo 2 a 5
Batteries: Kitchin and Walston;
l.. Leggett, Eure and Bell and V.
Leggett ard Bethea. Umpire,
House. Time, 2hours. Attendance,
about one hundred.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-03
LII lIlTHER And CHILD.

--~-T'= SOOTHING SYRUP has been
- .-LTI YEARS by MILLIONS of
E-r their CTILDE WHILE
B.. y.;l IERFECT SUCCESS. 1t
IF CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
-.-I-.: CURES WIND COLO, and
--.n.y f1r DIARRHGA. It is ab-
a-.--. 3e sure ard 2 k fer Mrs.
..r.cr syrup" and take no other
-.--. * cents bottle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-03
Cause for Thanks.

Rev. A. D. Belts, who is familiar
ly and lovingly known as Uncle
Betts,' has written this pointed ref
erence to cause that lies close to
the heart of every right thinking
man:
The 1900 orphans that have been
cared for in the sOxford orphanage
were born in hundreds of different
homes. Take an average Of two to
the home. That would give us l 800
mothers and 1900 fathers praising
god for the kindness shown to their
children. John H. Mills, the man who
started the first orphanage in our
State, surely is meeting many who
love him for his works sake.
We now have about LOO children
in the different orphan homes Of
North Carolina. God bless the men
and women, officers and teachers,
who are working for those children.
There is no nobler work than car
ing for helpless orphans, and the
prayer of Uncle Belts will be
answered in large measure. Greens
boro Daily News.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-03

The Sitter-Yes, it's very nice,
but you've made my hair too dark.
The Artist Shall | alter it or will
you?-Exchange.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-03
St0dd3rd Lectures.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Shipman, rep
resenting John L. Stoddard' S Trav-
ell Lectures have placed number
Of sets Of these valuable books in
our homes. Scotland Neck has al
ways been noted for its culture and
appreciation Of the best literature,
and we are sure that the addition OF
the Stoddard Lectures will prove
beneficial to all lovers of good books,
for they will entertain and instruct
the young and old Of every family
that possesses them.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-03
LOCAL NEWS.
liens Gathered From the Town
and Country.

Court the third Monday,
Now is the time to advertise.
The marriage bells are going to
ring soon.
Send us an item of news from
your section.
The hookworm dispensary will be
opened again to-day.
The County Commissioners meet
IN regular monthly session at Hall
fax Monday.
Mr.. L. E. DeBerry, of the Daw-
son section kindly remembered the
editor some days ago by presenting
him with bag of apples and peach
eS.
The excursion rates over the A. C.
L. Ry., to Norfolk induced num-
Der of our people to visit the sea-
coast this week.
The Kehukee Union met at Whita
kers Saturday and Sunday. Quite
number from this section attended
the union and report a good meet
ing
The three months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Allsbrook died
Saturday afternoon about five
o'clock. The interment took place
in the Baptist cemetery Sunday af-
ternoon, the burial service being
conducted by Rev. O. L. Powers.
We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs.
Allsbrook in their sorrow.
The two and a half year old child
Mr.. w. B. Marks, Of GAINESVILLE,
died at the home Of its grandfather,
Mr. J. G. Moore, on route l, last
Friday night, after an illness lasting
through several weeks. The re-
mains of the little child was brought
to town and placed in the cemetery
beside its mother, who died several
weeks ago. The bereaved father
has our sympathy in his deep sor-
row.
The Roanoke Union met at Daw-
son Baptist church Friday, Saturday
and Sunday The attendance was
good and it was pronounced by
those who attended one Of the best
unions held in several years. There
were some ten or twelve visiting
preachers present besides laymen
and visitors. The people Of the
Dawson section were out in large
numbers at each service and they
fully sustained their former reputa-
ton as entertainers.