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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07

schwoerer 10 Maud Gillies: sz6oo' sxtor'
neys T. q A T. Zinks. 200 Broadway
THE BRONX
cRorovA AVE Us AZ T. . Of n I iS1ss
st, 24x0g NAV T. 1901: Rowland w tnIrc,
10 Robert L Ireland: $4,000; attorney "
Lamur. 15s Broadwsy
HOME ST. $. 14a1 n W Of Union avs. liz
1926. juno II 1909: Lillian q suilivan aho
ano to Harry w Davis: $500; attorney, ROBBERS
Patterson. - Broadway.
LOT 200 map $780, Hunter estate MAY
1909; Thomas Il Devlin TO Hudson Rose Cos
$500; address. 80 West 48th ST.
LOT ~ block 10. map whitehall Realty Co.
White plain. ave bet 2S4th and Nereid ave;
Sept / 1905. william Kaysser 20 Simeon G
Bradley: $500: attorneys. Bergman az Dav"'
32i9 Sd ave.
OGDEN AVE. 3. rs ~ Of Coleman p
(now 1880 ST., 25x90: Aug p. 1902: Joseph n
Jones 10 Lathrop Colgate: $500 attorneS.
Johanna Cohtigan. 900 ogden ave.
174TH ST, 40s East; mtg on fxturcsi June
re. 1911: Samuel Hoffman 10 Barnett DAVID
son: $500: address. Brooklyn
1s4TH ST, s. Hill q W OF Washington
ave, 10 sxfO0: June 10. 1909; Max A Herzos 70
David segel: s1.7Oo; attorney. w B Marx. 2s'
RrOafUay
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The big spoons that form part OF tneso
outfits are very picturesque in shape. Oc-
oasionally they are found In fragrant ohV'
wood or with ebony handles.
Chatting dishes may be found IN all man.
ner OF sizes and prices, but tho most ex-
peusive are not necessarily the best Those
Of copper. with ivory handles and trim
m,ngs. are expensive. but garish looking.
Some Of the cheaper nickel Dishes with
wrought iron standards, are more pictu-
rescue and easier to keep clean.
OF course, II one had to 1--we on chahns
dish cookery $50 dayY IN the year its charm
would speedily evaporate but few have
any occasion to do this They use the
cbafng dish only when they feel In the
mood. and some foods not only seem to
taste better when prepared In this way. put
actually are better. FlapJacks tossed UP IN
IN, chaeng dish are certain 10 be piping
hot for instance, and consequently light
and tender. while II prepared In the kitchen
they are usually placed on plate to stand
until a considerable number have been
cooked and then they are sent TO the table
in a steaning pile. When they are cooked
in the chafng dish q small soapstone grid
die that exactly nts the frame Is useful
accessory.
The best foods to prepare IN tho channs
dish are those which have to cook only
moment or two. but which must cook rap
idly during that short space Of time. Rao-
bits, oysters. frogs legs and lobster la
Newburg are particularly suited TO this
form Of cookery. Oysters and lobster meat
tougher with prolonged cooking. and quick
cooking for a minute or two IL Just the
thing for cheese
Then. again. there are many foods that
may be cooked on tho kitchen stove and
later finished In the chafng dish. Macaroni
and cheese IL one Of these dishes, the nnaca-
roni being boiled till tender on the kitchen
stove and the cheese added after II has
been transferred TO the chafng dish. Dew
He'd meats. vegetable outlets and various
rechauffes Of meat, fish and vegetables are
other examples.
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Of Interest TO tUomen
TRANSPARENT COATS
They Are Among the Prettiest
Garments of the Season.

0onspicuous among pretty garments seen
at summer hotels, country clubs and ca
sinos arc the transparent coats ana the
iarse picture hats with transparent crowns.
ootn worn ZEN suite" The cloaks are a
charming addition to dainty gown and
convey the impression of a wrap, without
tne ourdensomeness, in these dog days.
OF an extra piece of clothing.
specially delightful sample Of the coats,
made from blue vo!le and worn over
white tafreta gown striped with blue at
racted some attention the other day at a
fashionable mountain resort The stripes
showed family through the soft wolfe. pro-
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LIS PENDENs.

9TH ST 25s West: Charles Stuart ast deorIe
Smith .t a. foreclosure OF mtg) attorney, L
" Stotesbur-.
TTH ST. 215 and 1854; August RUIZ ast
JOSEPH Cohen et al foreclosure % mtg; after
ney. J Run.
18TH ST. S, between stebbins and Prospect
ayes Bessie ROnginsSy agt Lottie 5 Reynolds sr
al foreclosure of transfer OF tax lie1) attorney,
J Habermau
1sT AVE. $, 100 10 u n 81 it4th ST. 25x1ocx
irreg; David Zimmerman agt Andrea C-roile
notice OF levy); attorney. A Morris.
CENTRE MARKET PL 7. Filosseno Alevcii
agt Nunzianu Forlenza notice OF levy). alter
neys. " & Meyers.
LUDLOW ST. Is; Charles A sherman ast
samuel Sheindeiman er al Coreclosirs OF mtg
attorneys Bowers s. Sands.
GOTH ST. q West: Locomob!le co Of America
agt Mamie Montgomery et al (specifo perform
ance): attorneys. Niles & johnson.
SAITH ST, n s. 1888 y " OF Avenue ~ iSsr
i02 .: Philip Lesser - al agt Mary Roux cnoucs
OF levy, attorney, 3 Pollock.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OnciaI Record and Observation-Disclosures on.
aug 6--Barometrc pressure continues relatively
high over the northeastern states and the lake
region and considerably below the normal over
tho plains states ana the western plateau re-
zion This pressure distribution has resulted In
scattered showers in the south Atlantic and east
ern Gulf states the Ohio and extreme upper
Mississippi valleys. the northern plains states.
the northern Rocky Mountain region ana on the
northern Pacific Coast. In nearly all instances
the rains reported were light.
Temperatures hav. increased somewhat In the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys. the southern plains
states and have changed little elsewhere. The
weather is quite warm over the southwestern
states and Temperatures moderate IN other
uarts OF the country With the exception OF
scattered showers in IN. southern Atlantic and
Gulf states and over the northern states from
the upper lake region westward 10 Montana. ths
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THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold In the vesey
Street Room This Week.

The following parcels will be sold at
auction at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. IA and IS Vesey street this
week:
TO-DAY.
BY Joseph p. Day.
RICHARDSON AVE. cor 2seth st. lsT ~.
:, Jds Kelly s ATTY IN Mcsrid. ref amt NIT eu Of
ON TUESDAY.
BY Joseph p. Day.
WASHINGTON AVE, 1901 and 1893. 9,
1910 II n OF 17sth st, %. l0xl46. exJ5.exlto
sty tenmt; Superior Corporation agt James Frank
ct a. Maurice Steiner. atty; Il siiberSten. reti
amt due, Sl5071 IS; taxes etc 1915
WASHINGTON AVE. 1885, 8, 242 Z. Of
17sth st. 5s.loxl46x5s. lox146.s; 5 sty tenm1;
Ernest Kast ct al AT James Frank ct az
d paG 0s atty Couch. ., RI sts e smt au''
BY Charles A. Berrian
vARIcK ST. GO. vs. IS q 9 Of vestry st.
22x62.8. sty brk and stone bldg: " del Monte
agt Greenwich Investing CO ct al; g 3 Win
S1T attyi James Kearney. r'f amt DUE W.
By Daniel Greenwald
IsoTH ST. .s4s 8 s. 7o.s IT . Of Kelly st. oox
II xxi. 5x5Oxi9 6x7O.6, sty tenmt and stores
sherirs sale OF all right title etc WHICH q S ,ai
tow Construction Co Ell al had on May H. lVIi'
or since: Cohen Bros. attys.
ON WEDNESDAY.
By Joseph P. Day.
4TE ST, 81 TO ass East, n. i727 q ., = o.
and two sty tennis IN rear; Joseph hopper!
agt Angelo Alt.eri et al: Maurice Steiner atty'
John Cardone. referee; amt due so4oo 81; taxes
etc. s9i9 90.
10TH ST. a. East, s. 2o4 Il OF ParS ave,
I7xlOO II. sty tsnnt; McConline Realty co axt
Herman Schamerer ct a.; Warren mcC9 on ne
atty: S c HERMAN, referee; amt due. s5'oZ' ~
subj TO a mtg Of $1,000.
18th co. Of GOs ,sDi.. Az, :. al iCOT7'
McNlece atty; " German. ref; amt due
s.. 963 A; taxes. etc. s6.o72 "a.
WEBSTER AVE 8S43 s. s51 II n Of GUN
Hill I'd, 25xll0; sty tenmti George EIl az
Pauline Avallons et al: L e French. atty L =
conlan, ref; amt due. 1894 40.
ON THURSDAY.
BY Bryan L Kennedy.
WALES AVE- $50, s. 1888 = ., OF lts,h
st. 25.oxlOO sty tenmt and store; AhtlioT 80
owen agt John Lambert et a.;
son. attyi A Hamersley. ref; amt QUE 20
10 50; taxes, etc. s233 AZ.
By Daniel Grsenxah.
COLLEGE AVE, 1923. 9, q Il Of lootn =,
20. 3xs49; sty dwg; sherifs sale OF al rsnS
title, etc, which Herbert jennings Lao ~
April o. 1911. or since; Heyn & Covihsr'H'
attys.
on FRIDAY.
By Joseph P Day.
ADD ST. and s. s s. 1853 q . Of oth ave- tlx
stable in rear; New York Life Insurance Soii y
pany agt L K Hoag et al Cary e aIysi
D bowling. rec; amt due. sl9s. %: taxes
etc, IS. 963 SO.
18th ST, ose West. IS, 27o z Of LIN ave se
Leonard Kaufman et al: A Blancnne!a, a. ~.
T O'Nell. ref. amt due, 81, $50 "a taxes ETC.
s49 70: sub 70 a first mtg OF sIcscco.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney.
AUGUST s.
TT
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. W cor % 1920 ct, esI1x1oo;
Feb !, 1908; eirnax Realty Co 20 John Phil
brick & Bro, corporation; $4,000; attorneys,
Rose s. Putzel, 12s Broadway.
CENTRE ST. 224: mtg on machinery: July
8. 1911; Barnet Weiner 20 Harris Deduok;
81 200; attorneys. Mclaughlin 6 stern. IS Will
lam ST.
s5sx9e3. Oct g. 1909 Michael Brigante Co TO
the Savoy Trust Co; $40 600; attorneys
Weekes Bros, as William St
RUTGERS PL, IL mtg on personal prop
Brewing Co, $500 address. II Rutgers pL
RIVINGTON ST, IL and 10. 572x99 9x5ox
9sI June 80. 1904; Israel L!ppmann 70 Regal
Mortgage and Security Co: $4,000; attorney.
Broadway.
3D. AVE, 1871 and 1873 cor Of 7sd st,
oIlxsQ; Dec 10, 1901; Joseph Meagher 70
L Fowler 35 William ST.
Jare TO Amelia Wiegand: $1,000: attorneys
Amend & Amend. 119 Nassau 81.
s1sT ST, 1l9 West. 20 IOxes Q: s1st 81. 11s
ance Realty Co TO Broad Exchange Co; $40
600; attorneys, Stewart & Sheareri As Wall ST
81sT ST, 11e West. 20 tox9se; s1st ST. 11s
West before described NAV 81. 1910: same
Jay & Gambler. 4s Wall 81.
32D sT. 8 s..225 r " Of 9Th ave- 5ox1e7 Q;
Jan 10. 1910: Betty " Hawks 20 Henry A
Taylor; $3.50, 600; attorneys strong & Cadwala-
der, 40 Wall ST.
4eTH ST, $. 225 OF 9Th ave, 25x10o S,
July 9; 1911: Louis F Cerlian 70 Hattie Mayer.
$4,000; address. SO East 4eth st.
e7TH ST. \ 8. 100 Il OF 1st ave- 25xloos s;
March -, 1899. Eugene T Kratkie 10 Charles
z Bauertort. $1,000; attorneys, Deyo E Bauer
dorf. III Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Sept :. 1899 same 70
same $1,000. same attorneys as above.
GOTH ST, S s, so Y = OF Amsterdam ave. COX
lOo-si Oct IS, 1893; Arthur Bloch and Samuel
Bloch 20 the Greenwich Savings Bank; Ss 500;
attorney George " Dewitt, ss Nassau So
i46TH ST. s. 100 q n " OF St Nicholas
ave, 25x74 II; Oct s, 1900 John Leo 70 Ger
mania Life Insurance. Co; s21 900. attorney
EGw N Burkhard 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Sept %. 1907; Margaret
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KEEPING CINCINNATI CLEAN.

The Woman's Home Association. OF Gin
cinnati. Is making a determined effort. says
"The American Club Woman" TO keep the
c,tv in a sanitary condition. A committee
canvassed the city and endeayored 10 nave
the owners Of vacant lots clear on all
weeds and rubbish. Then they arranged
10 have the Salvation Army remove free OF
charge all the rubbish which household
ers could not include IN the regular gar :
baeA collection. The plan works well and
the committee will keep up It's work during
the entire year. instead Of having only one
clean-llp day in the spring
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Chatting DISH COOKERY
Some Foods at Their Best When
Prepared IN This Way.

The chahns dish possesses a perennial
charm and Is perennially useful but In
summer It's virtues are probably moro APP
preciated than at any other time. The sup
ply Of these fascinating utensils is sum-
Client to indicate how great the demand for
them must be. They take every conceiv-
able form Of artistic beauty, and their utili-
tartan attachments are also greatly varied.
Perhaps tho most useful among the cleo
trio chafng dishes are those that are con-
structed so that II the blazer and water
pan are removed tea kettle or some other
cooking utensil may be put in their place.
They are practically tiny electric stoves,
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of le.seel


AUGUST S.
MULBERRY ST. 1s4 TO 1ss; all; thomas as. "a
reese 20 Michele Brgante: 10 yrs from july l.
1911: sIl $50; address. 21s Lafayette So
WHITE PLAINS AVE. 1852; street noor;
Gaetano Solfo 70 Pasquele Dt Muro; RS from
Aug l. 1911: $500; address, 7I9 I'd ave
23D ST. IS West; all; Florence Guernsey 20
Peter A Menakaki: 20 yrs from May !, 1S1Si
sl5 900; address. 1852 50th 81, Brooklyn.
NTH ST. SAC East; sty bldg; Beatrice ?
Flegel % Simon Muller; yrs rom Nay i
1911 $500. address. Jas East Il7th CT.
233D ST. e22 East. all: Gotttried BUTLER 70
John O. Brisn, 3 vrs from May !. 1911; STU,
q Adraes 40 East 155rh
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of Srantse)
.n.srsst 8 per cent unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN

ACGDSE o.
MANHATTAN
BATAVIA ST, n g, 1873 u " OF James st. lax
irreg: July I due as per bond Michel BriKandc
20 Thomas Farese. $1,000. address. 2co4 Wash
ington ave.
DIVISION ST. $50. 25x65; July 81; due as per
bond: Nathan HorwitZ 10 simon NJ Roeder, SO,
OOo: address, ia East 05th 81.
MADISON ST. I63. 25xl0O prior mtg s25. $500 !;
Aug l: due Aug /. 1918: per cent Alter
Krainowsky 10 Joseph Wen and ano. 81. $780, ad-
dress Lake Placid. Y.
WHITE ST. H. and ia. cor Centre 81.
Sax irreg: Aug prior mtg $500 ooO). due July
Is 1912. per cent: Abingdon Construction CO
TO centrs-white Co; SIS 900: address, 100 Broad
way.
BID ST. s. 204 Il OF 9Th ave. 7lxl97x
irreg Aug 4. due oct l. 1911 5ls per cent.
CuyIer Realty Co 20 Metropolitan Life Insurance.
Co. $3.50. 900. address. 1 Madison ave-
sTTH ST, O. 100 II OF Ist ave 25xl0O.
Aug !. D yrs "a per cent. Mary Dolan 10
Eugena r Kraik!e. si45o0; address. Mount Yer
non, Y.
DOTH ST, iS2 West: sty brk stable. 2Oxioo
Aug l. 8 yrs Adrian Block 20 Michael Adrian
Ga corporaton). $4,000. address. 1877 East
oath st.
IBID ST. s. 800 n o OF sth ave I3xi00. Aug
Life Insurance co: $4,000. address. 2TT Broad
way.
both ST. 81 West sly brk. 2oxee: Aug
wood 70 & T Brown Co $1,000. address
Elizabeth. " y
IferH ST. n g. 100 It " OF St Nicholas ava
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STILL RAINING IN THE WEST
Floods Do Much Damage-Eight Inches
Of Rain in Week at One Place.

Kansas City. No. Aug s-The crest 81
the high water IN streams 81 Kansas and
Southwest Missouri, which yesterday did
damage 70 property estimated at 100000.
has not yet been reached. Three inches
Of rain fell n Concordia yesterday.
More than three inches Of rain IN five
hours was reported from Arkansas CITY
Yesterday In the last week the preciptta-
ton there has amounted 70 eight inches
and rain Is still falling.
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half a yard SO inches wide for the under
body
The pattern. No. 7,Oil, is cut IN sizes for
children from four TO twelve years and
will be mailed 10 any address on receipt
Of 10 cents.
Please give number Of pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-Yors Tribune. II in hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-cent stamp and we
will mail by letter postage in sealed en-
velOpe
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Joseph Cornskey 70 Josephine Tully 81
Anna Clrtius TO Jennie Neuhorn: SlO.Op.
Florence & Speranza, exr. 10 La;hrop Colsats;
assts 81.
Paul II sheridan 20 Joseph 8 Marcus; VI.
Max Stempel n Esther stempei; assts: u.
John Leabach TO Frank Herwig; S7.2pO.
MorlanG Mortgage Co 20 Annie Hyde; $f,oOo
John Preusser 20 Anna Curtius; 500
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Edwtn \
Ely: IS 600.
Lawyers T,tle Insurance and Trust Co 20 Law
yers Mortgage Co: $4,000.
Guaranteed Mortgage Co 70 Manhattan Mort
gage co: s55 900.
Manhattan Mortgage Co 10 Dollar Savings
Pank 500
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25x75; Aug a. yrs; Margaret echwoerer to
John 3 Hasslocker; 81, 600: address. 1881 Madi-

25x75; Aug 4; 8 yrs; Margaret sehwoersr to
John 3 AasslOcksr' sci. 900: address. 1881 Madi-
I41TH ST. . 100 n . Of Amsterdam ave,
struction co to Chelsea Realty Co; 100000; ad-
dress 1& Broadway.
THE BRONX
BATHGArE AVE- VS.. no IT Of liza st.
xoxllAt July rs; yrs: Jacob Frank to Herman
W Wolfs; 81. 700; address, s16 East Sd st.
BOSTON ROAD, vs. par, lot ia. map
morrisania: Aug 8; due IS per bond; Hoffman
and sno; 200; address, isH 4s4 E East i55ta st
FAILE ST. 900. 25xloo Cprior mtg 81. 500 /;
D p. W Cohen: 81 $1,000 ''' address. Manhattan
rorehan tpriOr mtg So. sfoD; Aug =; due = per
$1,000; address, Ridgewood. J.
,o hdoR ElI,. Al ST. s III e Of 81 ave ocI
Broadway
LOT ~ to l7c. map lot, William Duncan.
Park West
OLD ALBANY ROAD. es ooc IT Of Bailey
ssseo VENT Tenar Sgy 20 G per cent e. grs ss
dress, 70 East 9th at.
PERRY AVE. n . cor 2o4th st. oexc5 Aug Z;
que as per bond; Katie B O'Donnell TO Bronx
savings Bank: $4,000; address. 425 fremont ave.
SOUTH OAK DRIVE. 8. % n Of Wallace
ave. 2Sx9si Aug 4; due Jan II, 1912; per cent;
COST Building Co to Joseph Buehler; 5000; ad-
dress 1880 Wllett ave.
SOUTH OAK DRIVE s. 50 II W Of wallacs
ave, 2oxss; Aug A. due Jan II. 1912: per cent;
same to same; s., 900; address above.
UNION AVE. W g. 100 II OF 18Th ST. i6xT5;
July 4; D yrs; Henry Cohen TO Albertina
Wirschins; 5000; address, 129 East 23sth st
1857 ST, s. 1872 II . Of Courtlanct ave, Ok
%; Aug q. duo as Der bond John II Ruhi 70
TUE GUARANTEES and Trust Co: $1,000: address,
l7e Broadway.
18TH ST, 8. lot It Of Boston Road ASK
irregi Aug a. Ut. per cent: Moorehead Realty
and Construction Co 10 City Real Estate Co.
S34. 900; address, 1T8 Broadway.
10th ST. 8. 80 It OF Prospect ave. 25x
I'D; Aug =; l VI, . per cent; Frederick Har-
nisch 70 Frank Hedwg: $1,000; address. 4os
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BRYANT AVE. n cor OF Freeman Ut: United
Metal Covered Door and Sash Co agt Clover
Construction Co et al. July 70. 1911: $3.50.
WEBSTER AVE, $. 30 Z, n OF 1924 %,
Mccain e Sullivan egt Bernard schult, ct ali
July %, 1911; Sif9
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18TH ST, s. l07 8 r OF Boston "a. E1
10; CITY Real Estate 20 loans Moorehead EAaltv
ard Construction CO s34 GOO.
SD ST. g. 2o4 ? u OF 9Th ava 70. iox
1917 8 % 31st 81 Metropolitan Life Insurance 90
loans Cuvler CO $50. 600.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST, 81 East; Joseph penbufsky art
Samuel Gordon. owner: Nathan Cohen, concrac-
tor. $3.50 40
44TH ST, 5l4 West: . Ressnann sgt sophie
Bondy, owner: VI Muller and Charles Bondy.
Contractors. $40
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Highest temperatul

Highest temperature yesterday. So degrees.
lowest as average. 20, average for correspond
ing date last year, "a; average FOR corresponding
date last thirty-thres years IS
Local Forecast-Gsperaiy fair to-day and
Tuesday. light Jrisnts winds. mostly east to
youth.
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I0OPENNEN GOLF COURSE
ssv Links at Shinnecock Hills
~ Said To Be Ideal.
cfo. DUNCAN COMING OVER
s,.ch On Between Jack McDer-
mott and Gilbert Nichols
Tournament Notes.

q, every likelihood that the sand
- a. the vicinity Of the Shinnecock
oa url again resound with the cry OF
nD within the near future. The ideal
now known as the National Golf
Us. for years the dream OF Charles 3.
.,.~,onad. has at last become realiza-
and according to present plans out
90. uiIl soon have a chance TO see just
-" ,vonderfuI this course, fashioned after
-. sreatest holes abroad. really is.
mile attending the tournament on the
"a sh,nnecock links last week Macdonald
s-ssv outlined the future. He hopes 10
,--rsIIv open the clubhouse on Saturday.
s.,,snrbsr l6. and follow with three day
,.r-narnent the next Monday. Tuesday and
r-sdnes6sy, September IS 10 and 20. The
armament will be strictly Of the personal
,.,,ta.ion variety, the idea being 70 have
.n.,i,v rather than quantity. No pro-
lame has as yet been arranged, but
81. matter has been LEFT in the hands OF
/, committee headed by Robert c. Watson.
rhs new clubhouse. which is rapidly
.s.-ng completion. will be turned over TO
,Is members in time for the opening. The
N,rd,ug IS Of concrete and stands on the
MINI overlooking Peconic Bay It will con-
..,n hfteen bedrooms. The course IN bass
ale, Will adcrn one side Of the wall IN the
smoking room.
Several important changes have been
r,ade in the course since IL was originally
ia cut. The placing Of the clubhouse over
,sa- the Peconic shore has necessitated
she rearrangement Of the eighteen-hole
,.rr1it. so that now the first hole is what
was originally known as the tenth. The
second Is the CID eleventh. and so on. max
ing The former ninth the present eighteenth.
There IS q new second green. extending
ssv7rd the cid one, while No. is also new.
instead Of having the pin in the old hollow,
me new putting surface has been placed
r, q sort OF plateau. Already this Is one
q, the best greens on the course. An ex-
tension has also been made TO No. 8, max
ing the green extremely long. This is q
hazard hole. Probably the most marked
rreen alteration is in progress at the eigh-
tsenth Until few days ago II was sup
pcsed that this green had been finished.
hut Macdonald conceived the idea Of ex-
,srsing Il even further. so that It now
yC,en this extension has been completed
this green viii probably be the largest IN
re world Work has also been started on
& rier 70 extend out a considerable distance
from The shore
That good golf VIII receive its reward
even though every hole in the national
course IS a hard cne was shown iconclu-
sively by a recent record performance on
ne part a Charles .. Thorn, the Shine
eock Hills Golf Club professional. Com
rstng against the best ball Of J. P. Knapp
and 5. K de Forest. Thorn went out in
g and home IN 81 for g 2. This is easily
q record. and in speaking Of the perform
snc- Knapp declared It was one Of the
greatest exhibitions Of the game he had
ever seen. Thorn also holds the record
Q. Sc for the Shinnecock course. His score
over tbs national links was as follows:
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of,csai observations Of Cnitsd States weather

Local Official Record.--The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for tho last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year.
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