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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
MANY STARS ON
HOODOO TEAM
Club Made Up Of Players Born on
18th Would Win Title

Lucky would be the magnatc who
could secure for his team those PLAY o.
ers who happen to have been born on
the alleged unlucky date of the 18th.
Said magnate might by the mid
die of the season be making prepare
ions TO enlarge the seating capacity
of his park, for from the players whose
birthdays fall on the hoodoo date II
worlds championship combination
could almost be picked.
The manager of this thirteen club
would be j. Garland Stahl of the Red
SoN, lie was born April l3. 1880. Pre-
Stunning that Stahl might prefer to re-
main where lie now is, a person named
Fielder Jones. who was born August
II, 1874, might be induced TO taxi
charge.
For scouts Billy Murry of the Pr
rates, who was born April IL. 1864, ana
Gene Mccain. formerly with the
lIighlanders. who was born June L.
1876, would be available.
The catchcrs for the thirteen club
would he Jimmy Archer of the Cubs
and Mike Simon of the Pirates. These
two athletes reached this sphere May
10, 1888. and April 49, 1883, respect
lively. Johnny Killing, who says he will
not pastime this year, was born No
vember 10. 1885.
Only one real high grade major
league pitcher was born on the 18th
He is Nean Gregg of the Maps WHO
will celebrate his twenty eighth birth
day next month Bill Donovan, who
pitched the Tigers to two pennants
and Rubc Waddell. who was response
bic for the winning of a pair of flags
! by the Athletics, were both born on
the 18th. Wild Bill will bc - years
old next October and SO viii the Rube
Noted infelders who celebrate their
natal days on the 18th are, besides
Stahl Hal Chase of the Highlanders
! ed Konetchy of the Cardinals, Larry
Gardner of the Red Son. Eddie POS
ter of the Nationals, and j. Franklin
! Parker of the Athletics, who ran Iris
| Speaker q close race for the Chal-
mcrg American league trophy last
season
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
EASTERN HOCKEY TEAM LAYS
CLAIM TO AMATEUR TITLE
BOSTON TEAM PRoCLAiMS SELF
TO BE CHAMPION OF THE
UNITED STATES.

The Pilgrims of Boston, "A hockey
team representing the center of cul-
turc and the hub of the universe have
laid formal claim to the amateur
hockey championship of the United
States, according to the Cleveland pa
pcrs.
The Cleveland press seems To- ridi-
Guile the claim of the fasteners 10 the
Championship. pointing to the fact
that the Cleveland team had the cham
pionship and the Portage Lakes took
1t from them and deiicd all attempts of
other teams to pry 1T loose from the
copper country.
There is no chance for a series be
tween the Boston seven and the Por-
tagc Lake team as the hockey season
Is over here and the team has dis"
banded but If it were possible for the
teams To be brought together there
could he little doubt, at least in the
minds of copper country fans, as to the
outcome of the series.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Lutte MCARTY BOOKED
FOR FOUR MORE BOUTS

Chicago, March 29.-Luther Me
Carly white heavyweight champion, is
practically booked for four fights with
in five weeks. These proposed battles
according to indications, will net Nc
Carly $4,000. Bill Mccartney, mana
ger of McCarty, either closed or will
close the following bouts within the
next few days:
April l5-Six rounds i'm Philadelphia
with JON Flynn.
April 23-SiX rounds in Pittsbur,;
with Frank Moran.
May ten rounds in Kansas CITY
with Carl Morris or some other fighter
May II (abouO--Ten or more rounds
I'm Calgary with Tommy Burns.
McCarty regards the first three
bouts as cinched. He is still negotiat-
ing with the promoters for the Burns
match. The Flynn and Moran bouts
will Net McCarty $4,000 each; the
Kansas city battle will give him $4,000
and he will receive for himself, ire
spcctivc of the result, "A guarantee of
$4,000 for the proposed Burns fight
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
A. A. U. SECRETARY IS
SOME GLOBE TEOTTCR

New York March 39--Jamos T. SUI
Ivan, secretary Of tho 4. 4, t., say;
II have Travelled more than 10000
miles i'm my life. Besides my five
trips across the Atlantic, | have made
three trips across the continent To
san Francisco and two To Portland
and Seattle. My other travels include
about twenty-five trips to 81. Louis,
twenty TO Canada. sixty to Philadel-
phia, thirty to Boston and dozens OF
trips to Baltimore. Cleveland, Milwau-
kee. New Haven, Albany. Buffalo,
Washington and other nearby place.
"The only accident | had in all ny
travels was the train wreck at Fort
wayne. Ind, in 1911. That accident,
however came near ending my earthly
travels ana sending me on the longest
trip It is possible to take
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
WILL ADDRESS KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS TOMORROW
JUDGE O'BRlEN GATED TO GIVE
DISCOURSE AT MARQUETTE
NEE TING,

judge T. IL, O'Brien viii be among
the speakers at the ceremonial meet
ing under the auspices of upper penin-
sula knights of Columbus at Mar
quette Sunday. The subject of the
discourse is American Citizenship
other speakers will be Rev. J. \. Kcui
and T. j. Dundon both of lshpemins.
All councils in the upper part of the
state will be represented and Mar
quette members expect at least two
hundred visitors. Special mass at .
o'clock will be followed 10y the for
NAL opening of the meeting at which
three degrees viii be conferred. DIS
trict Deputy NJ II. Kern OF Mcnom-
inee who will confer the third degree
will soon leave upper Michigan for
Portland, ore, and Sundays meeting
Is the last at which he will onlciate
The meeting will conclude with
banquet tomorrow evcring.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
NO CHANGES IN
APPOINTMENTS
Generally Expected Present OFF,
GERS Will Be Returned

The Laurium council will meet
Tuesday evening to wind up affairs for
the present year. Trustee Bernard
Holmstrom, the only retiring member
will take his seat at the opening of
the meeting and after the usual grist
" bills is disposed of, will turn his
seat over to Will IL. Minnear, the
newly elected trustee.
There will be two special statutory
meetings of the council on April ii
and April IL. the first to take up the
matter of appointments for the en-
suing year and the second To act on
applications for liquor licenses. The
charter under which the village is OPP
Grating provides that the appointments
shall he submitted to the council by
the president on the second Monday
i'm April
Because OF the absence Of Trustee
George Han, il may he the meeting for
appointments will be adjourned until
some future date, but this member
may return from Alabama before the
meeting. in which event final action
will bc taken
No changes in the list of appontivc
officers are looked for this year, the
present staff having rendered efficient
service to the village. 1t is generally
anticipated they will be reappointed
1t is also provided that the council
meet on April IL to consider applica-
lions for liquor licenses. Whether any
changes will be made in the present
limited number Of saloons is matter
of much speculation in the village as
it was last year. The meeting on
April Is will not he final one, how
ever. as applications will be approved
up 10 about the last of the month
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
RUBG m FINE SHAPE.
Giants Big Twlrler Has Speed and
Curves Galore.


Houston. Tex, March 29.-From
time to time the fear has been cN-
pressed that Richard Marquard, the
well known actor would not amount
to much with the Giants this season
and that he might match his 1917 res
of ninteen consecutive victories WIN
a 1913 string of defeats that would put
hobbies on the National league chaln-
pions during tho spring sprint
The truth aobue Marquard is that he
deceived a lot Of people who conceived
tbe idea that he has spent the off sea-
son i'm riotous living, aud that his eN~
perience behind the footllghts haa
spoiled a fine pitcher.
But Rube has apparently taken goo"
care of himself for he has put S"itl'
weight ON his big frame and has at
rcady done some training. turthcr-
more. he has unshcathcd his famous
southpaw and is already shooting that
min into Wilbur Robinson's big mul
with such speed that Robby constant
tv warns him to desist. In previous
.nrinrs Al Marlin. Marquard has been
a rather slow starter He geherailE
loo nionty of STUFF" hut the umpire"
could not approve It. But by the TIME
ia. Giants got into the last spasm eN-
bihition games Rube would come aiouS
fast
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
EASTERN TEAMS
FEAR MICHIGAN
Look for Wolverines to Make a
Great Showing

The indications are that the fight for
first place in the intercollegiates at
the Harvard stadium May 80 and 81
will be among Pennsylvania, Cornell.
Michigan and Harvard, with Yale, CO.
lumbia and Dartmouth dangerous con
tenders. What team will eventually
he the favorite will depend in part up
on the manner in which the 1912 point
winners round into form and how the
new men develop.
OF the men who scored Pennsylvan-
las IS points last year, four have been
lost by graduation, representing Il
points. They are Burdick, the winner
of the high jump; Lane. second in
this event; Edwards, second in the
high hurdles, and Haydock. second i'm
the low hurdles.
This leaves Pennsylvania with Capt.
Mercer, the winner of the broad jump
and second in the 220-yard dash. Me
Curdy. second in the two-mlc run
Madeira, third i'm the mile run. and
Griffith, fourth in the high hurdles.
pennsylvania men expect that Mer-
Ger VIII be able to score as many
points as he did last year; that Me
Curdy will move up from second tc
FIRST place in the two-mile run: that
Griffith will greatly improve his posi-
ton in the high hurdles. and that Ma
deira will, at least be able to get third
IN the mile run.
Cornell Relies on Jones.
" Is quite likely that Cornclrs 1872
point winners will do a little better
than they did year ago. Jones in
spite Of the fact that Taber, of Brown
tied him for first place in the mile run,
Is confidently expected TO win both the
haif-milc and the mile run this year.
Tie has shown on nearly every ocCa =
sion that he is a better performer than
Iaber. and undoubtedly would have
Won the mile last year had he not
wasted so much time trying to coach
his tcammate. Berna, into a position
Nonceding Jones 10 points. Snyder,
VIM NdS llllTu III the ndll -Snlle, ~ inc
most likely man to take second place
~ Jones, now that Putnam has been
graduated. Likewise. Cozzens, of Cor
nell who WAS third in the ii0 yard
run, Is sure TO better his position, and
ne viii give Half, of Michigan. the
hsht of his life for first place.
pennsylvania and Cornell are on al
most even terms in the matter of 1871"
POINT winners. IL either one of them
WINS this year victory will depend
more upon the ability of the new men.
u Llppincott Patterson and Mar
SnaII who either could not compete
''S' year. or were incapaciatcd. come
up Ia form they should give Pennsyl-
wanna an added strength that Cornell
uoeS not look to have from It's 1915
-Iass. That however is something
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
AT WASHINGTON HAReos.

william n kchl, formerly of Laur-
iun. has geen engaged 20 conduct the
hotel at the Washington iiarbor SUM
mer resort. Isle RoSalc during th'
summer. His son. Robert
KchL will assist his father MIR ana
Mrs. Robert Kehl will go TO Duluth
shortly to prepare for the trip to Isle
RnNnle.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
CYCLE RACING SOON.
Outdoor Bicycle Events Arc Attracting
Attention,

New York March 2g.--Thc outdoo'
bicycle racing season will be inauen-
rated tomorrow with an initial meet
nj the Newark Velodromc Tho pro-
meters of the sport predict that the
season will be the most notable on re
cent years. An eastern circuit of rae
inc meets has been planned, the CIR
ruit 10 embrace Boston. Providence
New Haven and Newark.
The fields promise 10 he unnsuaVS
large and will include such crack rid
ors as Frank Kramer, the world
champion. Joe Fogler' Edddie hoo',
Ernest pyc, Jackie Clarke AIireu
Coulet. Pete Drobach. Alfred drenda.
Paddy Hchir James Mcnamara, ana
the Bedell brothers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
"cYr YOUNG HAS BIRTHDAY
Old Wsrhorse OF American League vs.
Forty.Six Today.

Paoli. o.. March 29.-'tN ho''"e'
tho veteran baseball pitcher, who re-
tired from the Boston Nationals 'as'
year with record for longer scrV'o.
than any other man who ever p'aE'"
IN the biz leagues, received messase'
of congratulation from some oi MS
former team mates today on ,'e
cssion Of his forty-sixth birthday al
niversary. Since his retirement iouls
has lived on his farm near mere Nv
farm Is one Of the finest ia ONO anu
was bought with his earnings as I"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

ON April 10 llonus Wagner VIII
start his tith season with the Pitts
b,rp Pirates and his 18th season in
the major leagues. Honus made his
debut in fast company with the louis
willie team. then in the National league
I'm 1897.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Lauriun Department
S. S. MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Fine Program to be Rendered at Lsur-
ium M. (. Church Tomorrow.

'N' we - N'N'S w 'N''N' wv
The Sunday School Missionary So
cicty of the Laurium NJ. T.. church will
have charge of the usual Sunday
school services at that church at 2:
Sunday afternoon. The follownc
program has been arranged;
Opening song by school.
Praycr-Rcv. NJ. Ii. Eldrcd.
Song by school.
Scripture reading, 33rd Psalm.
Selection by the orchestra.
Solo-Rev. W. III. Collycott.
Address-Rev. w. l.. Marvin
Solo-Rev. w. II. Collycott.
Selection by the orchestra.
Closing song by school.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

Preston Brown. the i2i-pound cot
ored boxer of Philadelphia, showed the
real goods recently when h" met slS
men in succession for one round each'
and won over all Of them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
INTERMEDIATES WIN MATCH.
Defeat Professionals on the Catholic
Club Alleys Last Evening.

The bowling match between the
Catholic Club Intermediates ana Pro-
rcssionals on the y. NJ. &. 6. alleys last
evening resulted in a victory FOR the
former. two out of three games. Fol
Lowing are the scores.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

Ian playcr. Though the old veteran
baq no apparent intention or deshe W
resume his career on the diamond ne
,or,,nues TO take a very keen interest
in the game and never ta''S w 80"
The daily news from the ua''''"e
camps.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

In Krause. Knapp, illgginbo'na'',
CARSON and Hagorman the Portland
Pacific Coast league team has a p'.cn
inc staff omposcd wholly OF former
bio. league Fingers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

The Pittsburg club has shipped
George Caprou. the former University
Of Minnesota football and baseball star
10 Charlie Doon's Phillies.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Intermediates.
PYrHlANs GATHER MONDAY,

ON Monday evening the members ot
Iaurium Lodge No. 202. Kniehts of
Pythias. viii act as hosts at re-
union of their copper country brethren
in the Laurium bank hall The pro-
gram provided for the comforting OF
the third rank on "a large class of can
didatcs by The degree team Of Column
bia lodge or Houghton, after which
there will hr refreshments ana an IN
formal program of music and talks by
prominent members.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

Looks as If Tom Jones had done
gone loose" when he tried To induce
Jim Jefrries to re-entcr the ring.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Watch Michigan Team.

that will be developed as the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
..,oumgNrs OF MORTGAGES.

49,, - the Memorial Baptist Church
CcY1". Nev York 90 Edward Iudson; 81.
cGsi ~ u weeks. trcs, 10 Samuel WOOL
.ai'n S l,o'a.ea.o TO Rudolph DOmschHe; 81
ssus 70 n s-r to Rudolph DomschNe; S.
sane y 80 10 Frances G Hustled; 81.
NaM Hustled 90 Frank Irving; 81.
ssaA SSo.5iinrer aud ano. exrs. 10 Emma L
Lsseriassl,' Sfneton and ano 10 Julia Codding-
% ~, sS.sSrrIi am ono, exrs, to Alice c
sssIs'IPi Fill ill., szr TO Robert " Todd;
Jon
ge5&, Mortgage Co TO Charles Appel.
seq auuan;e, and Trust Co to Charles
ssyts'y s st;,h Co TO lawyers Title In
s. .',t...' S,s SANFORD OF al 70 Mary A
vg rs ts1 sscbosihouss. sr. to Bsullh II Hy-
"a sI y. Il Young 70 Mary A Yer Planck;
Feeo'p orear. Co TO New York Trust Co; 81.
w I.ovrie 10 Estates Mortgage Sc
'r Ts,sB y fr:st Co to Samuel wOOivertOn;
T So, Mason Q; a.. trus, to Lawyers
.,...-,rs &C; $4,000.
A $500 ! Heaney 10 George Darker; $4,000
is-yers Mortgage O. 70 Scion l. Frank,
~ ,n Marshall. sxrs. to June L Otto;
Nsse...,.s : pvyev 20 George Darker; 500.
r.A,sw Technical school :cr Girls 10 Law
~. Mortgage Co $4,000.
'TsTvs,s Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
y.t-.x Technical school for Girls. $500.
n.-man savings Bank Of City o. New York
=. @,,s Cyaarantec and Trust CO. SOS. 600.
",rsriean Mortgage Co 10 William p Doug
Z su rus; Sc coo.
Yosss Cohen % Max Borck $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

my 81. " 6. - II OF 169th ST. 6oxIO0;
prSrsss Marble Works, Inc. agt " p
$3.50. owner; Robert = schellenberSer, CON
Hi poE Ave, . cor OF 165th st. 1lOx76 1 B.;
,6s,, oliver sgt Fox square Building Co.
'sser. T + Hahn Construction Co. contractor;
Am ST, 1883 East: Albert oliver agt Ma
~ Bros. owners; r + Hahn Construction
IA contractor S2s6 90.
'ilTH ST. "a East: Barnet l. Abrams agt
nsrs Construction Co. Inc, owner: Frederick
sekson contractor. $50.
l,TB ST q s. whole front between Broad
nv and TN ave. 1O4. OK irreg; Emanuel RO-
v,bsreer AT Helen Juilliard. Augustus p
r1iard and Thomas Stokes. eXrs, owner
is,i, Manshach and jesse FrOelich. Henry 3
Yaron and John A Keiser, lessees renewal
Eg79 49,
seTH ST. ia East; Nathan Yoorga agt
lss1b and Angela NJ Monaco, owner and
sz,ractor; SO
III AVE. W cor OF 116th 81, lo0x14o;
bare Steam Pump Co agt - Nicbolas-Sev-
M Avenue Theatre Co. owner. Pollack &
gSsil Inc, contractor; SAP 20.
ROADWAY. n cor OF l46th 81. S9.llx
~ ireg % 18th st X 90: Deane steam
hnp Co AIT Florence a Alker, owner; Pol
al 4 O'Neiu Inc, contractor; $500 20.
KID ST. 10 TO 132 West. Harbian walker
Rs.raci0nes Co agt Kramer Improvement co,
,Anr and contractor: SO J03 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK.-Gottlieb Maier and Anna {. Maier
plaintiffs, against Pauline Ludewig, indlvid-
ually and as administrators. etc, and others,
defendants. In pursuance OF a judgment OF
foreclosure and sae. duly made and entered
the Both day Of April. 1913, !. the under
signed. the referee in said judgment named,
Will sell at public auction. at the Exchange
ough OF Manhattan. City Of New York, on the
| Sd day OF June, 1918. at u o'clock noon on
that day. by Herbert a. sherman. euctioneer.
the premises directed By said Judgment 70 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
| All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being In the City
OF New York. and bounded and described as
| follows:
Beginning at a point in the essteriy side
\ OF Lexington avenue distant fifty feet eleven
| inches southery from the southeasterly cor
ner OF said avenue and One Hundred ana
| Eighth street. thence running easteriy paral-
| lei with one Hundred and Eighth street. and
part OF the way through party wall sixty
/ five feet. thence eoutherly. parallel with Lex
/ ington avenue sixteen feet eight inches. thence
westerly parallel with One Hundred ana
Eighth street. and part OF the way through n
party wall siNty-fve feet 20 the easterly side
OF Lexington avenue and thence northerly
along said avenue sixteen feet eight inches
10 the point or place OF beginning. Being
the came premises conveyed by Ainslie y.
JOung and Jennie. his wife 10 Hermann +.
iudewig, by deed bearing date the 10th day OF
November. 1892 and recorded on the same day
in the Office Of the Register OF the County Of
New York. IN Block Series Conveyances. Sec
ton 6, Liber T. Page III. and indexed under
4 block number 1885. land map OF the city
OF New York.
Dated New York Nav 10Th. 1918
ALEXANDER ROSENTHAL, Referee
/ GEORGE NJ E. SCHULZ, Attorney for Plain
un. g Park Row. Manhattan. New York
CITY.
The following IL a diagram OF the property
I 20 be sold: It's street number f. 1927 Lexing-
/ ton avenue.
| Lexington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
LOST BANKBOOKs.

HANDBOOK Nc sos. 423 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank e missing. Any person having
n claim 10 II Sc hereby called upon 10 PRESENT
the sane within ten days or submit 70 having
said passbc0y cancelled and new one lssued.
BANKBOOK No As3 O5s OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing Any person having
claim 10 Il IS hereby called upoT 10 present
the same within ten Gays or submit 20 having
aid pa shock cancelled and new one issued.
HANDBOOK No. ga. 200 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank missing. AM person having
q claim 10 il IS hereby called upon TO pfesent
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passt0ok cancellel ana new one lssuee-
BANKBOCK No 1851. belonging 20 karel
Tuna Is lost. Finder return IL 10 Bank OF
Europe. corner 74th 81. ana LAT ave.
LOST or sTOLEN-Bankbook No 600. 500 OF
tho German Savings Bank In the City OF New
York. corner 4ti ave. and 18th ST., issued 70
Hermann Schw.nske. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the san O. II not returned
20 the bank on the 12th day or June 1913.
duplicate will be issued
LOST or sTOLEN-Bankbook No. 5l9,024 OF
the German Savings Bank In the City OF New
York, corner ath ave. ana i4th st. issued 20
Bertha Ncisz All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
tp the bank on the 10th day OF June, 1913,
duplicate Will be issued
LOST OR S'TOIEN-Bankbook No. 571 .652 OF
the German savings Bank IN the CITY Of New
York, corner Attn ave. and i4th g.. Issued 70
Paul Pabst. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. j 1oi returned 10 the
bank vi the 10Th day OF juno. 1919, a duplicate
WIFI ba issued.
LOST OK STOLEN Baukbook No. 577.1IO o.
the German savings Bank in the CITY OF New
York. corner fth ave. and 18th 81. issued to
James T. Hoock al persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. il not returned
90 tho bank on The 10th day Of June, 1913.
duplicate wiz tc issucd
LOsT-Bauabook 30 4lO.340 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book is called upon to present
the same 90 the bank within THIRTY days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and eNtiu-
guished and new one issued BOO lieu thereof
LOsT-Bankbook No. iO2J.01o. Bank for saw
fnRs. $50 18th ave. New YORK. Payment
stopped Please return book % bank
Lost Handbook No. 1Oi3. 800 Bank for saw
ings $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped Please return book 70 bank
TosT- Paukhoot No G5G g7g Bank FOR Saw
ines $50 4th ave New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank
IyOsT-Bankbook No. l.9ss. Bank FOR saw
ings $50 am ave New York Payment
stopped. Please return look % bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

,ai1. Jennie Barline 20 Jos
al; NAY si,ehwein: $500: attorney Title
"a Ksis ~ li6 Broadway.
SSieION AVE- IN 6exl5O. May 81. 1911
Ts Of sa nlSg,C. and as extrx. 70 VIM L
Fl Jo.'ggs.5 o. attorneys DnlOn & Roe a
sss,. SOW. ~ s. where intersected
np0sEHOOD1a complementary map 1893.
y 81 i'i ps5E. runs 81 5 1880 to lot
,s .S. J3 2ss j. 'o 1871 co 90 ald Is
Isl 10 uos{ Margaret Bose: $4,000;
= 70 FriWIf us 90 Waist, asls White Plains
"a .yr O. being lot 500 map. l43.
":.sTH AV55Io,si NAV 49, 1910: Kathryn.
wssssssai' IVA Wyashbourns. 70 susan A Liy-
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