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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFER,

TRANSFERS.
,, twl;h name and sddrs.: Of owner , and
:ddre:. party Of second psrs1 '"''''
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
EAST BRoApwAY, .e. 9. s7ss Cath.
I Lena S &. yy,,;Sss GO, is;h y; ssiSn;
so sos All Sr sds III: ri; sI' 20 srs
Sun s@a' Api .t,s ,s siad s.' H. NJ rs
wST r. ST. s:e iS; i1;; ss:%%:
ssry"%S. p All "' :iss '' Ht CO. =
SSS %:s, sr a: Il; VII
;" nsrs. aa H. .% IS F.rs 'fKsss Aol 10
ctM nIou ST. in. n. , .its .isi In WV. ~
nt,ya MARKS s"d " IS p. .'Ss AD,
,..., , nm, E"; S., side: r....,
10th stsJ
es .ss t g 5ou &p Mr.: .,,y ' e.
ssTa ST. ss 800. i.,:;'vid';.y. , ,.:G
S ssrn Bonn sSs M 70 55.'tgh so, c.;a
part, b ana {. Apl il: atty. jno Goods:
ssT1H ST. s.. 100 IL, sv. 'sssioi,LyMsss,Ti
hApl -. mtss $4,000. atty A 4 II Bloch,
MxpisoS Az. io..ii n 'io,d st. toliooH
sun. R'y ,,; part ATTY "s sais .S u Y. ; 81
SANE PRofERTY.saim.;' to 's.rm. An is,Go
SAME PRoPERrt.ssinss 70 K.,is kit,l. .
ii !.ss.' Jun. is,s ss;y ,. . am: $500 800
10TH ST $50 I'd av, so!'sio-An.
n'aS Xp1 3: atty. N Cha: S Mss $3.50
SAME pRoPERTy.inselo Mos,i. TO An, An
tonino Naro a ano. S,i Il io7th o.. Apr -;
yves, of s,h Az, between Fourteenth and
ssrH ST; -. 2o7 W Columbus Az, airicoii
Downs ST. Elmhur.,. r Of q. mt, H H1.c
b q $. Apr :o.....................
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north Of 1ioth ST.
sn sr M.sa:" e 10 p rs.k Levy y .s ,,;n
q, Apr a. mtg $4,000; atty. Irving Rata,
coSvnNr Az. -. So n 'iIs,h 81. is1SSS
tforecios Mar cS-Melvin a Pa,iiser, ret.
to Columbia $ Hoblitzeil. ESQ woodycres,
sv. Apr az attys. Jones. l. \, Iis
thorough OF The BRONX
GRANT Az e s. 1875 n lssth at. 26xioi7x
stephens. ~ Central Park west. Apr %.
atty. Thos r Keogh. 90 West Bwsy 81
V4 rheo Az Friend 2e sns Mosr. Fl
atty, ! l. Bernsiein, Re.kman st, $1,000
Name Levin 10 Francesca Morabito. al
= IN St APR :. mtg $500 atty i
r%ioN X Wv, sis n iii,h At sssxioo1
Peter cr.Guc ss.s to r, Gri,'aS0 mes,y co.
CRoToNA Az, 1879. " =: issxso. ssiT.s!s!e
Martin c Ansoree. re-, to Trustees OF he
Mayerly pl. Apr -; atty h W b Brow;
MosHoIT Av 81. las II Z, n Of ?5s;;S 81
strip iiS2o0--Heinrioh othmer to Leon
ard NJ To,ten. Mo.lrolu ay. near ?jsth st.
Ar -; ATTY: g q T Co. ,'s B"N y, VI
s.ss.oo-same 10 same, Apr a. atty,
CLAY AZ. ; = cor iss,h q. :7xsO.:7 iisso
Ernest wenismann 20 sheffield Farms
sslawson- -. k ero co, So W s5'n It. Hpr
vNioNpoRT RIO, l7i3. being 10, .2a map
Van Nest Park-samuel Freedman to Jas
dron i. $50 bth .......,..,......sl
WISE Az. VS. i'2s q OF iIs,h 81, s5ss
mond Const Co. 1889 wyatt, At, Apr 20
mtg $4,000: atty T q T CO. .i5ss
Lors .7l and ~: Blk r. amended map
Mspe. Estste-Mari. Kus.mann to Au
sust horn. ~ 1th 81 Apr as mtg
MAPES ~. ~ :. ESQ q n Of ism e..
"cNlt;..-Arohibald Ra,ter to Pau
Wo,tn,i4 -, " ,S,h st. Apr "a AZ 5,o
:35TH ST. =. l75 r. Of Keppler sv, .5xloo
ndwin, M daI, to Arthur ws. ,,
Walsh a W, 81 chambers VI
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Arr ing ments are being made for an
athletic field day OF the Police Depart
meut. which will he held some time in
.une. The proceeds will so TO the Honor
Legion Fund. The programme Will In
clude u drill by the mounted squad. an
exhibition by the police dogs, stopping
runaways. exhibition of bicycle and mo-
torcycls and athletic exhibitions. Pa
trolman Young. president OF the PATROL
mans benevolent Association. has APP
pointcd a committee which includes
among IN members Martin Sheridan. John
J Eller Eeon Erickson and Pat McDon-
aid, all noted athletes.
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Isronx.
LIS pE\uF<S.
Manhattan,

GOERCK ST :; ami 50, two actions -Ren-
jamiu Hart agt Lena DreXler 81 al uore
CLOSURE Of two mortgages atty, T
SecEcr
10th ST, 2ss wlsaac Metsger ast Marie
de los Angeles Gown de- MADAM - al
tameuded foreclosure Of mortgage) atty.
" swain.
la2D 81. = i,7s n ~ Lenox nv, iSsS
90 ll--Iucy G. Jacobs sgt Mary T. pearcs
faction TO appoint committee. ~, atty
i 81 Snyder
AUpI'ROA AV. W cor i7s,h At. iilxioO-
Harlem savings Rank agt Washington
Heights Development Construction co
ct al ltnenlcd foreclosure OF MORTGAGE ,
ATTY, T. : Clinch
PRINCE ST az and 6-Roman Catholic
orphan Asylum In the City Of y asst
Rosa MAraFro ct al foreclosure 81 mort
gage. atty, i r Daily.
nronS.
t'NTON Az, -, lb4 :, = ~ lEa'h 49, - ~
e97-Adlin" cohen agt simon T McNslly
81 81 uoreclosure OF mortsasel, attys,
JrfiIrERsoN ~ ". 1870 Ct n NJ Morri.
Park Az. ,Sxlon--North Side MIG COR
pprstiou sgt Patrick J McSorley - a.
,fore. losure Of mortgage, attys. C,ocke.
& n
Az. N.6slOo Frederick A Southworth AIT
RcnedNtto cairo 1T al tore, losur- ~ mort
gage, atty, W Il Rriuhrrhor
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brooklyn. Defeat West Hudsons.

HARRISON, y J.. Apri ?s-The Brook
lyn Football club defeated the champion
West liudsons In the solics ~ tho Ma
tional Football League at Harrison Oval
to-day hy NIe score Of IN :. II was the
nr.t defeat the National League title
holders had incurred in tho series this
year and Nnl jcouardiyo their chances of
retaining the supremacy In addition they
nave PLAYED three drawn Ramcs. Tho
Prnokl,us IN the other hand, have not
lost a game and hn,. drawn only one.
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NV NUfk NprII =, lqlt.
THE .ANNUAI.MEEr!NG ~ THE sTOCk-
GAS LIGHT COMPANY Tor Tho election Of
ptrcctor, for tho ensuing wear Vill he held at
the office - the COMPANY. 80 80 linton
square. un Tucsia}. tho lam day Of Ma.
lGl4 a. room Transfer hooks close Al
p NJ. on the goth day NJ April. 1914 and re-
open at 10 y VI ON tho IAN dav Of May.
1914 GEO " rNHkHIRSr SECRETARY
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EIGHT MILE RUN
~. Win. IVES, Harlem Hun.

Members Of the New York and Irish
american \. e fought out the finish Of
~ r.r" mile run Of the West Harlem \.
e ''-toriay. when Il came TO the final
sp~rt John Exc Of the Irish ran away
f.nu mo Sow Yorker and beat W, Horton
/. tH.riE-0re yards IL Honohau another
osaror ot the Winged Foot, finished third
.'.r'' zoo Yards behind Horton. The
ten finished as follows;
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Tilted YOUTH KILLS HIMSELF
Jtnd Threatened 10 shoot Rival Too
--LeRNcs Note.

Tobias rraeer. 81 years old painter
~ 9iS Third street shot himself 10
death yesterday
lla lsft a latter sA,irr he k'l,ed himse't
hecnusr glr, NO loved hld refused 10
marry h'm lie htd told friends Of his
Intention and had threatened - iNll Louis
pnuror. WITH vunnI h" boarded, because
the latter was also friendly with the gir,
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ordhnm WIN Try "a Even score.

''.luhs and Fordham University mines
nlc.t TODAY for the second time this sca-
so To gtma viii bc PLAYED on Ford
iHu. f,'d tn" Maroon nine suffered n
'''''' ~ Nm. hands Of Columbia over a
r"'. pr' and ~ Keen for re9"nge. Three
-. |n..nim nine are on n" hospital
f'Hulsan At first base, ki"ruin
d tNd CONWAY behind tho hat are
.n but are expected 20 appear
Columbia to-daN. Either Mart n
pNl 10 m tho mound for Ford
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

sarah, ana ano, adm. -
Simnn IefkoNitz ...,. ......-.. .... 81
Cln,NER rONsT 60 to Jos o Kosnixs
herR 900
FnR THE RELIEF OF room
NIpOWS WITH SMALL llpREN -
nan, Is Hosan 81 al. ....... .,.... .SttThO
FEI SER, Solomon, to MsN!na Rutson,
SAME 10 sans. .,,.,.,,,.,..,,.,.. VI
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
rUE DEIAN ARR \>D III D>O> CONPAN
THE LAKE SHORE A>D MIC uIGAN
SOtIuTK> RAILWAY CO.

- { IeNeIaul. OhI0, ApTiI tth, l9lt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES that the An.
nual Meeting OF the S'ockhold ers ~ The
Lake Shore and Michigan southern Railway
Company tor the elsCtlou NJ Directors and
for the transaction Of such other business
MAY he brought before ~. meeting will
he held a. tho principal oric- ~ IN. com.
pany IN Cleveland. ohio, the FIRST
WEDNESDAY theiug me 9Th day) 81 MAY.
1914, At 10 O'Clock The Pou viii con.
thu. orsr for one hour thrrcaf'.-
" H-'er Of tho Roa a ~ Dl--ctors
DWIGHT W PAHDEE. Secretary
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COHEN, Maurice. to Henry W paTian 1900
ATLANTIC MTG CoRPN and sno &" Law
y.,s MIG 90 ............--... $40. 900
q ,N, 20 same ........... ... $40 600
iIvRRAY. Randolph, 90 REM Mordecsi 500
HAl.LANAS. Geo IA, TO Chelsea TX Bank
LAWYERS MTG 60 70 Repnb.s ~
Panama .....''''. .t'. '''''''' s,SSS'UUVVoo
RlEPuBiic OF PANAMA 70 Lawyer, Mtg
POWELL. wi.on NJ to wilson r:yen,,
SAT- Joseph. ana ano. 10 Herman
BronN
BEST clara. ami ano. escr~ to .C.Nra
HrMPHREy. Marssro;. Of al 20 Title Guar
GSNzENMuLiER, Rob, a, to j:seph1
pRs,USwWS,' Mary A. 10 rite Guar & ..Trqs,
1iSDENHAHN Richard. 20 M!nne,P??iNis
wii'Gus REALTY 60 TO Alder, MAN
I.AwSyERs MIRO Co ,ru-. 70 Diocesan con;
yention OF New York ........ ..-... t6I,OOO
SAME 10 Hugh NIL. ..-...... .t2I,SVo
pt'GGAN, Nelson y. ana suo. eNrs, %
Adolph A Davidson .....---. .....'- 5ec
VAN NSSR isEt Jeanio ID to Lawyer. MIS-
RoRoHL. herman, to Marietta n. rass
Quhle
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MFG tlN>ltS' LIENS,
ISronN

Air. NtIdrnu. ,.,rer sut contractor ; %
RA1lliNrE ~ go \nIkNIl'e ruWh-rs
Sam, Depot lu,. as pHnic' " Mrllll
upusr FLYNN & Greenfield, Confrnr.
tors, ,.,,,,,,..,,',.. ',,'..'..'.,t t.-S "a
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

,-rU ST. so We Niger a. 60 Ast Victorne
tarmody ct AL oct IS. 1919 lhy
houdi .,.-....,, :. ~. ,.,..'. NNdn
Co Inc, Soy II, 1918 Thy bondl -. 1915 50
l5sTu sT. i2S u Same ast cedar Con
s,ruc,ion 60, Inc At al Nov u, 1918 ihv
I, sTpr ~ IA 10 SIS " suln CONSTRUCTION
"a as Stumpf \ lanrhon co 81 al Ian
,o,ru ~ "a 20 ~, ". lecm ct, so To-
rs " Joseph Fried AIT .lmc, Ian e.
1pit. ......' ......... $50
IRONY.
NnonLNWN Az and nom ~, block -Iohu
T. Farrell agt Mnntehora Home for T.
valIis Mar ~, 1914 ,,,,,,oia
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

I.ENnN ~. isl1 81 and '" loeenhlne
Milor 81 al 10 David Ior,"''s an', ON
premises 2-l2 yr- from M'h
Itlh ...... w."
MADISON A.. 1851 store & part base.
msnt Sampson II Neinhsndler =" litriv
Rrody, 1881 Madison -. .rS from Nhr
ipi, 81 sun
rsTH ST. sbs E. ~ str and b-Thos Loserno
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NV YOnk ,ITy Marble CEMtTtRy

TN. Annual Metng u the Vault uvners
90 TIL NEW, YORK city MAnRLR
RroadwaN ON Monday. Ma, Nh, 1914 NJ I!
y ROnFWT h. NJ N'Tl\\n SH. ret ,rs-
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lenders attorney
East side.
'Ea'' OF Fifth ay; between Wen Fourteenth and
MADISON Az. n cor 33d -. tNioo-
h ,b ReS MY GSrg 90 TG'. V p.r bona
Xpr =. al n,,y' i . O., is Rway. $4,000
sSph ST -. 100 y lsi A. :5xi62 s,-lo,.ph
no'9 Apr X 'S s MsH R'@pi s,iy: n
Bloch. ~ Nassau st. ...............es.o0
West Side.
yves, Of Fifth ay,. between Fourteenth and
NON SIS
ssiHiiHMsFSS l. whii,tmo?e to saving. In,
yestment and Trust 60, Eas, Orange. J.
s7THi ! r, 81. y 81 " YVES, Gqa AZ 'iissss
ssrH ST. IS .o7 " columbu., az, ..2xiOo i
AAgaeeo.n A., APR %, install p CO s,r NoS
,o Ms1ss IS NJ 50 Err ROY W.., End "ISSs
B b." isI " 7.,s !. Apr i, s .yr.
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF iloth at
Leo sehafran ct al to Cornsiia slade.
70 ms M Il 60 apr is a. pws sF' $3.50
SAME rRopERrY-ssms TO Hyman. SO
E9, 81 Nos' yp. az s 81 .1iy Apr r.
CONVENT Az. =. 81 n ltSh et ltxs5-
SANE H FRGr if 9as Ps' j SS"a :HS
a as' S 4. per- bond sy ARI . %F Co. ,'SHS
Bwsy ADMINISTRATIVE. ,.,..... $1,000
thorough OF The Bronx
BROOK Az ne cor io5th ct, 26sioo-Jos
kuGinsky to Lawyers Mtg co. SO Liberty
a. Apr q, due; &C. as per bond, ,ss,n%S o
,ssTH sT., 5 W cor Carpenter av, iooxioO-
III. sF mtg . .S"'h AT &Sa5 Il Saf, '!S.:
sooHL.on1rJ, NJ Totem 70 Heinrich =
9 9p1 yr MoiHGu "" ., %'eF :' en- 4, =
HARRisoN Az, ;. s. a, r 10, e, map
Ward to susan T Holland, sss Audubon
g., pr m,s 'S' 90 AZ Ar p ~ due DSc
EDISON Az " $ ~ . n Liberty 81. a6siOO
..Chrstian schwsrts to cecilia Prodehhl,
due Mar 40 Isis' So q. atty s W,syG
isGS s9.ton "a ,-.,,, :, ,o, t2sS
KHsSps- e, 'cS. sd Az. Mar 80 due *
,sssTTR3 '' ST. F'" ? s,ic Teller .yi .siS !.
ET' E ssy eG aSo Wa" is " wa H0s 90
WISE Az. W 5. is.s i7sth 81 b7exlso
Sss %.. f End .v CO Apr Ss:
Jan !. 1918. p .; atty 7 CO liz
snnNWrtMNoNr Nv. $. 100 lsi,h st:
i6Nos7 .Faraso ron.tn co To- james .
az ,Mo MY AZ 6 60 10 sS'G s.. :iSss9
nA!ndTsa CONSTR 60 20 Ihns u haechl.r'
~ Ese"hl-r i7S: Walker av' ATTY -,
cRoTroNN *, vs.. so. ,ss,h 81, two lois
u andrea CONSTR 90 20 rha' 4 B.sehl.r,
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced offerings II
Manhattan and The BrOaR.
MONDAY, APRIL 81.


Manhattan and The Broan.
MONDAY. APRIL a.
lat IL vEsEy STREET.
SUFFOLK sly Fy ; tso::iiDn p :. P i::yy,o Broom.
FT.nksi az, sal. Asid =. al; senmsr'
:sy' Loq s.a :sGS: .:s dS' n s1s:s
BY Geore. Price
,ss,s '; It II p estend.d 's
siy ,dwlg-o Hartmann agt y y
sss.e,ei Estate atty se'SF''y &c Gr.sa a. jr. ref
due, sii. 2ss2I; taxes. &C. titS.s; sub e
prior mortgage. $4,000.
TAT s2os THIRD AvENUDl
nv Joseph p, Day.
18th 81 s'S F. 49, r." i',s ,,B n;'mS m
:,cr.%Ro.in. Cavalier. al * ,..ro S.pp pit.
s. %;s,s, T. :us s' y prior mof, :sS.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. iieA . q -
cssrl.: schnsd .r a: ~, MAJ Msr,: :"f P.Ws. |.
M D ss Ssi ssssis ' ,I.. s' a. H;tPs
sub to ist mortgage. $4,000.
ny George Price.
pAws sSS,o ST. 80: - sM n Lsnc.sst
Inst .s, - i,in.r Realty CO 81 a.: .c,iS,r
uuV' so'sooV.to. taNob &C. vlboisVV
TUESDAY. APRIL 20.
lat IL vESEY STREET AT 1859 A. N
BY Joseph p. Day.
1874 LOTS on University Heights located
on i7s,h at. University and burnside ay,
And adjoining ns--Esta,s of Ellen y
NOON.
eeTH ST. r. rs. ass . sth az. ssIioo.e
sst Hsnry psiiey ct al: Gadwsi sdsr. " I
T. attys; Martin SAKE, ref. due. WIS.
& e. a sSiis'ii 4lssy Z, # S. hs,
sol; taxes. &c. ,s's
MADISON Az. 1929. i:..h at. :ossso
schenck :, al: N Hsr, atty; in,
Lotto. ref; due. sie.5i5.s5. taxes. &c, sss6
ny NJ Morsenthau Jr.. Company.
ioisT ST. SO ". -. rs . Madison Av. as,
stein :, al. exrs, ,ss, Mary siurman ct. al
~ stisr. atty; @ Mcconnell. ref, due
S2L2'922; taxes. &c. St53ls
lat 3:cs THIRD AvENUE.I
BY Henry Brady
MORRIS Az. ?02?. g. gas n Ifsth e. IL,
4ey;o S.. ss,ion :; clofSs, k% =; ."y..
$3.50; sub to LIST m,Ee $500.
BY George Price.
"I ss.ioo ~ st.. va. dvls'j e." Green i ~. =
H;9 1s Ct h e. sS'o? n.i 4 S as:
taxes &c. $3.50; sub to pr m,se $500.
ny Joseph p Day.
GRANT X ut Az, ss,' ~, sSs is!,h e; So
AIT Sol Moses ct al. Dean. n. " ATTY.
bolton, ref; due. sS'soso'; taxes
DORSEY Az. 2.:L - $50 . z.r.s. .v
2ssxioo-F phraner ,Sr and ,rus. ae
z shsher ct al; = Arthur. atty; \
" Friend. rcf: due. ss.sS7oi. taxes, &c
By J. II. Mayors
WALTON Az. - ss,s i7:d =. HioI-i
Rss,li T. 'scap Han, csGs'in "s' A.n
Blur. ref; due. s;io.5S. taxes. sc. s:isii
BY James l. Wells & Co
FREEMAN ST, 80 W chisholm :tsIs
81, al wlilsm.on { n att s "c'g" moore core
ref' due st.ssis7 taxes. Sc. $50.
WEDNESDAY. April. 20
lat II vESEY STREET.
ny Joseph p. Day.
1905, Two sly brick TENNIS. also Leno
niy; SOI ,oS w 50 ia,,n 81, ta'Sxioc
and stores also properly in ' wes,e cns'
oounty-C N weip AFT Caroline Henes 2
al Peter Cook atty. cha- o'sulliysn. ref
ny Joseph r Day.
80 iosiooS3i ssasli. 3 .,y dwig-Frankiir
rs~. h"N 81 Mor.a HS; 1. {. Su:
tases &C, 1874.
oasxe5i Z ,,y IN, 49, .,o,o. r, r. w.
bar All Day;', Eo,ia, a, ~, "a, q s |.
a,ty TausLv ~, A.. T,E ~
taxes &C. 1870
By Herbert A. Sherman
iisTu CT az " , o. -, - ,,,,
S6,r6o s,v M, 49,. "a 80. ~
care,hs rerer. ag, r S,odJ.r a,
{; y Ninc~ a..y r poo,b 70, A..
slsses2O, ,aNes &c s. 90 su to nrio
mortgage. si25.ooo.
nv NJ. Moreenthau ". Co.
DIVISION ST 1873 So. lsb Pike -, asks:
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I, Nicola Moriscn. go r 18TH a.. lo-l2
Yrs from May L. 1914. atty, Frederic fal
cone 2hs RWHy ....-.,.. ....,,. $40
CHATHAM SQUARE. IL, store moor, Chath-
am Square. II, rear part stor" floor
Louis Alterlsi to Eugene Fleischer, 20 T.
pway. " from May |, 1914; atty, Aaron
W Levy. 60 Wall ~ ...,.......,.. $500
Bronx.
81 Az, 97it. ALBERTA Levy TO Cha' s
Levy 1885 Crotoua rkway, yrs from
MAY /, 1914; atty. G Levy, lo2s fremont
........ - ......... ........,.... 81 zoe
MORRIS PARK Az. Csc cor white
Plains av--Geo Lshrwann 10 Henry Rrch %
hard. 6a6 Morris Park nv. 3 yrs from May
!. 1914. atty. II BHeo hler, ll2S Walker
av .,......,., ..........,....si l4o q $1,000
RATHGATE Az l7Ao basemcnt-Abe q
Mohacls to 4 NJ KautrowitA Il7 T. lIt'h
81, YRS from Jan l, lelt, atty
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SUMNER COTTAGES To RENT
NEW JERsf, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

PROFITABLE farm 80 acres house
rooms ha'h all Improvements. barn. hem
merry, hppIes pears, excellent condition,
bargain. FRANK Srl.N E>S. RidgeMood
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PARIS, FRANCE.
WILDUNGEN. GERMANY.

Famous Widungen Water delivered by
Chss Won der Rruck. al Park Place y
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LOTS .7l and AZ. blk =. amended map
Mspes Estste-Mari- kussimann TO Au-
MNRIG AGES.

With nam. and address ~ lender and
lenders Attorney
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FRIDAY, MAY !.
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Evening star., 1914-05-29
Army-Navy Foot Ball Game.

The annual Army and Navy foot ball
game played in Washington would take
on form as a bigger national event than
if played in any other city. and there
are certain indications in the news that
the next and that other games may be
played at the National Capital. This is
the appropriate place for contests be-
tween the teams of gladiators represent
ing the two great branches of the
national armed service. 1t is common
ground to play on and would onVla'e
much of the friction which has hitherto
disturbed the teams and their frienos as
to the site of the battlefield. The An
napolis team has always preferred Wash-
jngton as the game place. line "es'
Point team has considered New YORK the
better place because of the less distance
to be travelled by the players ana theif
cadet followers. The result OF co1n-
promise agreement between the athietc
committees of the two academies Is tha'
the teams shall alternately choose the
place for the game for period or ten
years, and under this agreement IL IS
likely that the game may be played IN
Washington every other year during that
time providing of course, that accom-
modat tions can be made to fit the event
If a plebescite of the two student bodies
should be taken it would probably De
found that each favors Washington as
the place for the annual play. This Is
the official residence of their commander
in-chief and here a great number OF
officers of the army and navy work and
make their homes. 1t is easier for the
teams to come to Washington than for the
Navy Department and the War Depart
ment and the large number OF retired
officers resident here to go several hum
dred miles out of Washington to attend
the game.
1t has been said in the news that
at meeting of the executive board OF
the Washington base ball club it was de-
termined to submit to the athletic au-
thorities of the Naval Academy plans
by which the seating capacity of the ball
park would be increased to 10000. 1t is
proposed to provide facilities for the
game by extending and double-decklng
the two pavilions. in addition to erecting
temporary stands in center field.
Evening star., 1914-05-29
"a State of Mind"

IN substance the President saws to
business. big and little: There's moth
ing the matter with you. Brace up.
Have some style about YOU. open your
establishments; start the wheels to
turning; put the unemployed back on
the payroils. You are suffering from
a state of mind"
Well. panic, in measure, is a
state of mind. In a time of cholera
or yellow fever many persons succumb
TO mere fright. Nevertheless they
help swell the mortuary statistics. and
increase the horrors of the situation.
The authorities endeavor to stamp out
that manifestation as they do the dis
ease itself
In time of FIRE on shipboard. or In
a populous public building. the intel
ligent policy Is not to lock doors and
attempt to hold everybody prisoner
with an assurance that no danger ex-
lists Such a step would but increa sc
fright. make passengers or employees
unmana geable. and add to the death
rate
They can't put you In Jail for this
thing said an attorney, speaking
through prison bays TO .ta client
Evening star., 1914-05-29
Luck Turns.

Sporting news from Europe is more
cheering to Americans than it was last
week. There for an example of Ameri-
can prowess, is the Derby, the English
horse classic. In front of thirty other
starters Durbar III. owned by an
American, came home first. Here
is balm for the injuries which
American pride has sustained in
other recent sporting events in England.
The news has been heralded as an Amer
lean victory, an American triumph and
all that, and it is said. and no doubt
without exaggeration, that the American
contingent at Epson was thrilled by the
speed. stamina and winning of the Ameri-
can entry. Here is a flip to patriotism!
| To take the rich purse of the Derby
against the best horsef1esh of Europe
| is something to throw up ones hat about
and make the eagle scream. The owner
| or victorious Durbar ii is an American,
the horse was ridden by an American
jockey, McGee. and it was an American
| entry. The announcement has been made
that Durbar is French bred. his sire
being Rabelais, French stallion. and his
| dam Armenia, an american mare which
raced in this country under the colors of
| tfe ldle W. - w lllliley, anu WHICH was
| taken to France by Mr.. Duryea a few
| years ago. This is the fourth time
| an American entry has won the
Derby, but of these entries Iroquois, son
| of bennington, who won the race in
| 1881, was the only American-bred Rich
ard Croker's Orby, winner in 1907. was
| an Irish-bred horse out of an American
dam, and William c. Whitney's Volodyov-
ski, winner in 1901, was an English-bred
horse with the blood Of Irish horses in
his veins. So much for the Derby
| The news from France lightens the load
| that has rested for a week on the Amer
lean breast. The American golfers could
| not play at Sandwich. but they have
| played at Versailles The Americans did
| not have a look-in on the English links.
| but are now doing themselves and their
| country credit. Francis Ouimet. the dash
ing player who played not like a cham
| pion but like champion in England,
struck his stride his stroke in France
and is champion there. The sporting skies
have cleared. Hope is restored that Amer
lea may hold the polo cup this year, and
that the yacht cup will not be lifted
Evening star., 1914-05-29
Rock Creek Parkway.

1t has been recorded in the news coll
umns of The Star that the parkway link
connecting Rock Creek Park and Po-
tomac Park. authorized in March, 1918.
and which would be step toward the
realiza ton of complete park system en-
circling the city. cannot be established
under the law as it stands. according to
Secretary McAdoo and the Department
of Justice. The approved plan for con-
Meeting Potomac and Rock Creek parks
by the park treatment Of the lower valley
of Rock creek cannot. it is said be car
ried out with the sum contemplated and
allowed, because of the value Of certain
private industrial properties included IN
the plan. Secretary GfAdoo IN . latter