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Mach 10. 1913, at her late resi-
d Mare" 72s IS south Fourteenth street,
Margaret, daughter of the late MAJ x
and Theresa Lemmermeier, aged ~
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Peacefully fell asleep on
March II. 1913. Thomas, beloved hus
band of Carrie Taylor. 1s1 First ave
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EORRIs-Entered into rest on Wednes3,
husband of Rosa Norris (nee Freund)'
aged 80 years ,,.
Relatives and friends and members OF
kindly invited to attend the funeral
services on Saturday. March To-, at p:
m, from his late residence, ESQ Belmont
avenue. Interment in Woodland Gene
terry.
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BRowN-At Hilton, n: J., March H.
1913 Julia A. Brown, in her i'th year,
Rutgers street, Hilton.
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KILLEEN-on March IL, 1913. at his late
residence, 81 Magazine street fius ~
Eilleen,
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THOMAS-on March IL. 1913. George II
Thomas. at his residence, . Bay ave-
nue. Bloomfield, n. ].
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tchancery B-a.1

sHERIFF's sALE--Jn Chancery of New
Jersey. Between The True Friends Build
Ing and Loan Association. complainant and
Louis Reich, ct ais. defendants Fl ia,
for sale of mortgaged premises
BY virtue OF the above stated writ Of fort
fneias to me directed. | shall exnose for sale
nv public vendue at the Court House isy
Newark Tuesday. the eighteenth dav Of
March next. ut two O'clock p. M. ali that
tract or parcel ef land and premises situate
lying and being in the City of Newark Essex
comfy. New Jersey:
Beginning IN the southerly line OF Kinney
street ct point distant seventv-five feet
from the corner of the sane and West street
and from thence running southerly at ri ght
angles to said Kinney street one hundred
feet; thence westerly parallel with Kinney
street twenty-five feet thence northery NJ
right angles to said Finnev street and par
allel with the first mentioned line. ono hun
bred feet TO Kinney street aforesaid and
thence along the same easterly twenty-five
feet to the place NJ beginning Being lot
No lis IN map If 142 lots.
Newark. n. T.. Fehrnarv 10 1918.
JOHN F. MONAHAN. Sherin
Philip J. Scbotland. Solr. $50 20l
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NICHOLSON March ~, 1913, Frank
O., son of the late Joseph o. and
Eliza D. Nichols, in his 6lst year.
80 Nelson place.
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pANNAN-on March y. 1913, James H.,
son of Mary and the late William ban
nan. aged 30 years. o. Highland avenue.
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RrpNNAN-on March 10, 1913. at her
residence. III Sherman avenue, Annie,
beloved daughter of Ann and the late
james Brennan.
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MEYER-On Thursday, March. -,
1918, Hannah. beloved wife of the
late Max Meyer (nee Marcus). in
her 73d year. PIG Court street.
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PETRY-Entered INTO eternal REST
on Wednesday. March AZ 1913.
Elizabeth Petry (nee klenml ,. Wla eo,
Springfield avenue.
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VALENTINE Entered into rest, after "A
lingering illness, John Henry Valen-
tine In his 26fh year. beloved son of
William and Amanda Valentine (nee
Jackson, ST. South Ninth street.
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fchaneery Egg.


SHERIFF'S SALE-1n chancery of New
Jersey. Between Nathan Salzman com
plainant. and Fanny Lewis. ct ais. defend
ants. ri. ia, for sale Of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of fieri
faeias, TO me directed. | shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in
Newark. on Tuesday. the first day of April
next, a two o'clock p. M. all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate lying and
being In The City of Newark Essex County
New Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the westerly line of
South Fifteenth street three hundred and
seventy+five feet north of the northerly line
q Avon avenue; thence running northerly
along the westerly line of South Fifteenth
meet twenty-five feet; thence westerly and
- right angles thereto two hundred feet
thence southerly parallel with South Fifteenth
st3eet fifty feet; thence easterly one hundred
feet; thence northerly twenty-five feet, and
thence easterly one hundred feet TO said
westerly line of South Fifteenth street and
place of beginning.
Newark. N. j.. February "a 1913.
JOHN +. MONAHAN, Sheriff
Samuel Roessler, Sol'r. $50. $50
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BOWERMAN-on March IL. 1918. Har,,
riet Wigfall (nee Snape). wi1e OF
Thomas Bowerman, native OF ehel-
field, England, on her e2d year.
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NoRTON-On March 10, 1913, at his
silver Lake. william Norton, son
of Michael and Mary Norton tnee
Marshall, age l year months Is
daUa
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f.yNcH--or March II, 1918, Mary;
beloved wife Of James iyn tsn i ano
pnss cole native County Cavan,
ireland SO Richard street.
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LEoNARD-on March Il, 1913, at her
late residence, 699 Market street; MAJ ~
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McCRA-At New York, on March 10,
1918. John McCra, beloved son oil
the late George and Margaret NC
era. Is Blocker street.
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smnRlFR,s sales.
fchaneerv R-2o.l

fChaneery B-20l
SHERlFFS SALE-In Chancery of New
Jersey. Between Harold W. Headley
complainant, and George Saracino, ct ais
defendants. Fl. IA for sale OF mort ga e,d
prenses;r
BY virtue Of the above stated writ of f1eri
iaeias, to me directed. ! shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in
Newark, on Tuesday, the first day of April
next. at two O'Clock p. m, all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate lying and
being in the city Of Newark Essex County
New Jersey.
Beginning in the easterlv line OF Jefferson
street at point twenty-five feet nor1herly
from Kinney street. thence % running
northerlY along Jefferson street twenty three
feet one and one-han inches to line of lands
formerly of William L. IIardham; thence (el
easter1y along that line and binding thereon
one hundred feet to lot number Hfty-fve on
map Of the o'Bren property thence 90
southerly twentythree feet one and one half
inches; thence l4) westerly narallel with
Kinney street one hundred feet TO Jefferson
street and the place of beginning.
Being premises now known and designat ed
as street No. 232 Jefferson street Newark,
New Jersey.
Newark. Nj. February n. 1918.
JOHN r. MONAHAN Sheriff.
W c. & E. Headley, sol'rs. Gl1.22)
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roTT1rs-March 70. 1918. Frederick;
aged as years, beloved husband OF
Veronika LOTUS, 8 Fairview ave-
nue..
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MICA IFERy 6nee Wallace)-On
March ii. 1913, at her home, 80
bridge street Margaret, beloved
wife of George McCaffery.
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NAGIrIRE-At Belleville, N. j., on
MA March IL. 1918. John T. beloved
husband of Harriet Mcguire tnee
Wanthouse), 4 Dewitt avenue.
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post q Flagg:
Omen. High. Low Close
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LOST AND FOUND.

DoG-Black and white with watch or blue
eve. In section of lrvngton; So reward. Ad
dress CLOWN, Box a. Star office
I.OST-F French poodle. with one brown ear;
reward Return 63B South Nineteenth St
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RYAN--on March 10 1918, Bridget r.
Donahue, beloved wife of Police Cap

SsHADE-Peacefully fell asleep, on
Tuesday. March IL, 1913, Sophie NJ.
Schade. beloved daughter or dohn ana
Catharine Schade (nee WITH, Rlcord
street, Vailsburg.
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WARD-At Miami Fla. on Tuesday.
March H. 1913 Marie Baillieux, wife OF
Robertson s. Ward, of Fast Orange,
~ j.
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away. on Tuesday,
March II, 1913. Elizabeth Metzner, be-
eighty third year.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited TO attend the services at her
home ~ Arlington avenue. on Friday.
March "a, 1913 at s d. m. Interrnent on
Saturday IN Paramount Cemetery, at
thu convenience of the family.
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scHrLTzE-on Wednesday, March
10. 1918, Amelia II. Schultze, sister
Of John S. Schultze, deceased.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28
FAST BALL DURING
CONVENTION WEEK
Amarillo Highs and LOwrey
Phillips Play Wednes'
day and Thursday

Visitors in Amarillo during cor
yention week. who have weakness
for the national game. properly aud
prpperily administered, viii be gwen
ample opportunity 10 gratiiy Their
sport-lust 10 the full
Beginning a. : o. 3. 10 Wednes-
day and THURSDAY the Amarillo
nighs and Lowrey-phillips will do
diamond battle in ,he city park and
both teams are grooming 20 the Inn
10 for hieh-class exhibition each
day Desuite the keen weather prac-
tice has been under way Tor the past
week. and expressions OF confidence.
half akin 10 boastfulness. have leak
ga from both camps
For the Highs Irish trotiy'
whose wing Is a marvel and speed
phenomenal. viii do the approved
twirlng Walden for Lowrey-Phil-
lips will oppose 'Irish" and Dc Is pre-
dicted In brilliant style
The line-ups have been shaped
with a view of offering The strong
est men at all points. and .t is par
posed TO make these initial games OF
the season as fast as the most eN-
acting might require.
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OPEN
SHOW IN GOTHAM
Fifteenth Annual Event
Promises Features of Ex-
ceptional Interest

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--The nine
tcenth annual New York Sports
mems show opened in Madison
square Garden today for practically
a two weeks session The interior
o. the big building presents an at
tractiye appearance. with It's setting
of outdoor life. hunting. fishing and
shooting camps and the trophies OF
the chase All the features OF the
previous exhibitions have been re-
tanned. while a number OF novelties
have been added TO the program.
More attention Is TO be given TO
the trap shooting and fly casting
contests than ever before. The trap
shooting tournament, especially.
promises to be a notable affair. Be
sides the regular contest. there will
be various special and team shoots.
land an intercity competition be-
tween Philadelphia and New York.
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AND HEAD Stopped UP
FROM COLDS? TRY MY CATARRH BALM

the nostrils penetrates and heals
the inflamed. swollen membrane
which lines the nose. head ana
throat: clears the air passages; stops
nasty discharges and a feeling OF
cleansing. soothing relief comes IN
mediately
Don't las awake tonight struggling
FOR breath with head stuffed most
rils closed. hawking and blowing
Catarrh or a cold. with It's running
nose. foul mucous dropping into ths
throat. and raw dryness Is distress
ing but truly needless.
Put your faith-just once--.a
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your coI1
or catarrh will surely disappear. r.
"a Roach Agent.
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He was as flown as that berry they
ak about SO much and when he
threw Off the bathrobc he looked as
GOOD as a. any time in his life
Surprised the Crowd.
"Clangity Clang'
Here's where | got surprise No
two Able just tore after me from
the first TAP Dick Harding admins
tered the gong
Bang
Bang
Bang
And Tommy rose half out of his
chair with his arms working like
pistons illustrating his meaning
The crowd was surprised, too
We an. OF course. expected Attell 20
be- clever and stay way the box Now
I'm supposed 10 be- some rough and
read, mixer myself when IL comes
90 mixing 10 and naturally one would
think that fighter ike Abe whose
forte Is clcvcrnoss. would stnd OFF
aud work
But no. Stree, Those first eight
rounds we're just one long rally
the only rest got US between rounds
and ! surely aid need Il
Aueu can punch tie hits straight
and short more like vicious digs.
his blows are They hurt because
they only travel about half a foot.
and. ass result. DO not lose their
speed or furnishing ability
"You can't keep this pace up !
. told him about the ninth round So
+ the very next round he began refut-
+ los DDS remark The tenth round
proved 90 be- AbIes one last chance
httcll's Taunts Hurt.
Guess I'm keeping The pag, up
all right. tainted Able during the
tenth round Bv the way. Attell is
one of our greatest little kidders
when in there fighting His taunts
are as bad as his punches
But I vas surprised again when
/ he did last II was marvellous
think. the way he held up was
getting worried. He should have
cracked about the eight round. was
the way | figured H. but he sent EN-
/ Just the same for seventeen rounds.
The eighteenth he began TO slip
and from then on sloughed off. be-
ing content TO cover up and stall.
Maybe II wasn't considerable relief
TO mo when ! felt him crumping |
spurted and on my work In those clo-
sing rounds gained the decision. but
/ believe me. | never had to work so
hard 20 get one before.
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Breathe Freely. Clears stuffed-up.
Inflamed Nose and Head and
stops Catarrhal Discharge. Cures
Dull Headache.
Try "Ely.s cream Balm. +"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway, Just 10
try it-Apply little In the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
viii open you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear By
morning. the catarrh. cold-ln-head
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery nov. Get the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cres M Balm. al
any--lrug store. This sweet, frag-
rant balm dissoves by the heat OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28

Ethel Levy is playing an unlim-
tied engagement in London.
Adelaide Helm Is leading lady OF
a stock company in Portland. Me.
A revival OF Uncle Toms Cabin
with a notable cast is contemplated.
Arthur ". Pinero intends TO make
his next play one OF serious char
acter
The Passing Of the Third Floor
Back" is 10 go into the stock COM
pany repertoire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28

have taken charge OF the Mag
nolia Hotel. zoo Polk street, and
am ready to serve the people with
first class rooms and board. henry
stephens. Manager. i0o-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28

Young joe Snugrge. Who Is being
Illuminated with harG-earued lime
lighf. has endowed q rapid rise oil
fame He d. only eighteen years
old but has had plenty of eNper-
lcncp Hc has been boxing anou'
two years and % hail and .n maj
time has beer engaged 100 sixty Bat
ties Hc has never been knocked
out and untl De- met Leach Cross
had never been knocked OF his rect
Joe started boxing in Newark. re
MS the second oldest 10 @ family OF
eight boys. and learned 20 handle his
fyes Boo sparrIng matches viii h's
brothers Jo,s first public bout
was with Frankie Burns and BE-
made such % crcditaale shoV.ns chat
Tommy lee. Burn manager under
took TO develop him Io" BE- gem
temauly little follow, ou ana o'i,
and until o year VAS au altar hoy 10
81 NaY's church az Jersey city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28

Ladies' Aid Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will have a mar
ket az Amarillo Hardware Store Sat
urday all day. March list. All kinds
Of good things TO eat. i0i-2T
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PLAYS AND PLAYE..s.

Fine Feathers is 10 be presenti
10 London
Mrs Langtry is considering q trip
20 Buenos Ayres
The Daughter OF Heaven is 70
Doe given In Chicago
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Pick,-eil's Picture framing for
particular people. s7-ti
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BEST HOTELacommodatons for
the money. eqral to any 81 house
by the week. 81 and upward. Phone
1888. ''-''
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Athletics

with the possible exception OF the
box. and Notwithstanding the slump
ot last year, they look to have more
natural playing ability than any
team in the country. Fine hitting
and fielding infield and fair outfield
defensively. but good with the stick.
New blood in the outiield may help.
Their showing depends partially on
how such veterans OF the box as
Plank. Coombs and Bender stand up.
although couple OF promisins
young pitchers were dug up last
wear Connie Mack is a manager CT
the front rank. which is an item OF
no small moment.
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White soy

A team which, under the proddIns
and efficient management OF Gala
ban, plays better ball than 1t looks
JnQtA Of on paper and likely to do
I rs year. walsh a biz factor N
the scsIns success but pitching not
strong aside from him Well fixed
behind the bat Considerable speed
on the team. both In fielding and
base running. Literally equipped
with young blood, several Of whom
notably Weaver at short, and Borton
al first, Rath at second, did well last
year and ought to do still better this
year. with Lord in the outfield the
team is none too strong at third.
Likely 10 be troublesome all season
especially II youngsters continue 20
make good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28

At Baby by George Scarbor-
ough who was once United states
secret service man. will be produced
with Chrystal Herne and Andre"
Mack IN important roles
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IT. Louis Browns

S,oyall is a rough and ready hust-
Ter and has several promising youns
pitchers. No great quality other
wise. A fair amount OF speed, but
a weak hitting team. 4 goodly sup
ply Of young blood. some Of which
will undoubtedly improve with ex-
periencc. Not much chance Of be-
ing better than second division
team in the immediate future
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Try a Daily News Want Ad
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Pickcrelrs Picture framing for
particular people. ''-u
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u AMERICANS
ARE SHAPING UP
Red Sox, Highlanders and
Tigers Look Good for
Pennant Chase

An Eastern sport doper sizes W
the Americans az follows
Washington
Now that they know what they
can do. the chances are good for an
other successful season. Have In
Johnson a pitcher who is big fac
tor. and II the young pitchers live
up 70 the promise OF last year the
outlook Il bright No team strong
or behind the bat lnfield first
class. with the possible exception %,
second base 4 hustlhg team. using
that quality 20 good effect Outiield
fair. bar good az most. An earnes'
and IA l-workiag manager.
Detroit
Hustling. capable manager in Jen'
'n.ngs. Team lacks balance and
smoothness. bat such men as Cobb,
Crawf1d and Bush biz factor Al
present the makeup Of the team is
Iuneer,a'n. 10 Crawford goes 10 the
first tase No. will strengthen the in-
'feld. but weaken the outficld Neach
books ike o good prospect for the
'cutfield. bat best combination looks
e. b. one which would have Craw-
.ord n(thc outfleld and Gamer at
larst. II N. latter's arm is sound
again. Louden. a promising man az
second bass. but none too much
strength az third.
New York
/ New manager. and one win his
knowledge OF the game, experience
and personality likely to get 10,
most out OF what material he has
The team always has been handicap
ped by ill luck. but even allowing
for that. hardly has played the game
In recent Years OF which II Is capa-
bile. Need. building up, but has
good foundation on which 20 oGil'
same consisting OF one first-class
catcher. with FAIRLY good men IN re-
serve. a fast and good hitting out
field. and well balanced pitchlne
staff. The haphazard style OF PLAY
In evidence In recent seasons doubt
lies will be a thing Of the past under
Chance. Infeld the chief weakness
Just now. but one which may be bet
ter under such Encouragement as
Chance may discover TO be advisable
Under the new order of things th'
team Is likely to 20 about lis work
I with renewed spirit
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( leyeland


Considerable OF an uncertainty
Birmingham last year showed good
managerial qualities or revcu
strength. but a pretty fair pitchInf
staff on the whole. and a teaw W1icn
with one or two positions patched ~
would boz formidable. First base dr-
bious aud could stand another first
class ouffelder More variet. i1sa
and drive needed in the 81
Red Soy
4 team OF proved quality a q
with the success OF last year IS 4
spur should be quite form cas'o
Strength admirably distributed. Fine
outiield. extensively and dcfensiyely.
and strong infield defense. All
around strength and stronger in the
points than a majority OF teams. No
great shakes as tacticians, but with
enough strength at playing the game
on straightaway lines to be strictly
first-class combination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28

hardes contest X | ever engaged
IN II was not s0' very long ago,
e,,her 80 know What I'm talking
,hout haven't fofgot punch. "
gmlled the Harlem hero.
Worked 2pra Ranch
"Atten had Just lost the cham
u,onship to Johnny Kllblane. and
was desperate aud sore. as we'll as
extremely anxious 10 redeem him
self guess he though that /. be-
Ing somewhat Of fayorite out
among the iatlycs. would be he
best r.c,h le could make TO attain
.hlr wish. So he grabbed up Cofiroth' IS
offer like a shopller Naturally he
thought that would be- easy for
I'm thought that would be a
- for bis speed and cleyerncss.
,yNay be took no chances and
with Billy Nolan up state 10
tiers ranch and. working like
n hand for couple OF month.
mself In shape for the attempt
ife His careful and earnest
ion didn't get by me II even
me a trifle. and ] put In a
ra ticks at the training game
so as TO be- prepared for any
hid Of rural fighting that Ahe
acquire
Vi am glad ! did believe
nrhi was just an Of sur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-28

An Eastern sport doper sizes up
the Americans az follows