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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17
POLLUTION
of the Ohio River Question is
Brought Up, by Congress-
man Sutherland.
tsrrelAL 10 1nr 1rLrea.n,

WASHINGTON. D. c., June IL
Anticipating repetition of the
avalanche of complaints and petitions
which fell upon him last July and
August when the Ohio river was at
a low stage and decayed fish by the
thousands, killed by acids dumped
into the stream, floated in the slow
current and filled the air with ter
rible stencil, Congressman Sutherland
called on Acting Secretary of War,
Henry Breckenridge, TO inquire what
progress had been made toward pre-
venting repetition of last sum-
mer's occurrence,
He found that while much had
been done little had been accom-
plished. The engineers at Pittsburg
have the investigation in charge,
have held meetings with mill owners
but have found out little. I'VE
know that the acid is there, and pre-
sumo that it comes from certain
mills, but we have no proof of 1t,
says the chief engineers report sent
from Pittsburg. Thereupop, he re-
ports, that he appointed an investiga-
ting board of two, one an expert
enced chemist. This board has been
busy on the job since last Febru-
airy, and has obtained good deal
of information, but not much of 1t
conclusive. Another report on what
has later been accomplished is ex-
pected to be made early next month.
Mr.. Sutherland is urging no delay
in making this report, for he expects
the same trouble of a year ago to
soon put in its appearance, and he
hopes to have succeeded In getting
the engineers to have some solution
to be applied to the trouble prompt-
".
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17

It e now known that the germs Of blood
disorders are found In the minute spaces Of
the tissue dbres. They can be seen only
through powerful microscope. And It IL
In these spaces that s.. s. s. goes to work
noticeable results.
This famous blood purider contains me.
dieinal componentR vital and essential TO
healthy blood.
There Is one Ingredient In s, s. s. which
serves the active purpose OF stimulating
each cellular part Of the body to the
healthy and 5udiclnus selection q It's own
essential nutriment That = why 4 re-.
Eenerete1 the blood supply why Il has
such 5 Tremendous inleencc "a overcoming
.khennatisu cote tArbAt weak ryssi ioza &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17

weight, thin pale cheeks, and that wearb
experienced BY all sufferers with poisoned
Get a bottle Of s. S. s. at any drug
store, and IN few days you viii not only
feel bright. and energetic, but you VIII be
the picture Of new life.
s. s. s. Is prepared only In the iab0ra-
tory OF the Swift Specific Co., 221 swift
enlcient Medical Department, where all who
have any blood disorder Of a stubborn
nature may write freely for advice.
s, s. s = nold everyvhcre b. al drug
stores
Bdware * slf Sftsnrls y sen You soma.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17

Price-concessions are possible only
when quick sales, and plenty of them
follow. Telegram ad-readers know
this; and they know that the unad-
vertised goods in store are not al
WAYS "advertisable" as to prices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17

The confident advertiser in the
Daily Telegram for work Is convinc-
ing. Knowing his capability in GER
tain lines, he speaks right out" It's
not egotism-it's self confidence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17

Alilia Jcuzupaicuitis, OF Rockford,
Ill, was married the other day 70 An
tanas zuzawicuis The dispatch says
that she married 70 shorten her name
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17

caution. this poison should not cause
injury to any one, although children
should be kept off the area treated
Immediately after the application.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-17

James Brady auditor Illinois
breach Of by his
secretly married April But the marriage binding
Illinois divorce be legally year
as the He has tired of her the meantime
wants $4,000 heart balm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
NORk-The Bowery Savings Bank,
Piaintin. against Catharine stelles and
others. Defendants CLERKS File Number
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and entered in tho
aooVe-entitled action and bearing date tho
lst day OF December, 1914. 1. the UNDER
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
VIII sell az public auction. at tho Exchanges
Salesroom. No. 1915 Nesey Street. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York,
on the 3lsf day OF December, 1914. AZ ~
o'clock noon on that dsy. by JOSEPH y.
DAY. Auctioneer. the premises directed ~
said Judgment TO be sold. and therein DE-
scrlbed as follows:
All that plot Of land in the City ana
County Of New York. with the buildings
thereon. now known as Numbers one hun
dred ana forty ani One hundred and toIy
one West Street. and bounded and describsi
as follows Btginning AZ point N ihs
easterly side OF West Street distant forty
three feet, ten inches northerly from the IN
tersection of the easterly side Of West
Street and the northerly side OF Nesey street
and running thence nOrtherly along the cast
erly side OF West street. thirty-seven fee,
i've Inches; thence easterly parallel WIN
Vesey Street or nearly 80, and Part OF tne
way through party wall. sixty feet. eleven
inches. thence southsrly az right angles %
Nesey Street thirty feet four inches, thence
southwesterly eight feet TO a point distant
forty-one feet. ten inches easterly from West
street; and thence westerly again parallel
with Vesey Street. or nearly SO. and through
another party wall. forty-one feet, ten
inches 20 the point of beginning.
Together with the Rppurtenauces, and Gil
the rights and interests Of the parties %
this action OF. IN and 20 the said premises
Dated New York. December sth. 1914.
HERMAN JOSEPH Referee.
CADwALADER, WiCKERSHAM A TAFT
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 30 Wall Street.
New York.
The following Is diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold It's street numbers are 40
and i4t West Street;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK
by he grace Of God free aud indepen1enii 70
Pasqusle Caramanna. co Errico Brothers, Os,ler.a
I'mier;0 lst Naples. kindgom u lalyi Lug
Caramanua co Errlco Brothers, Gallerla Jploert0
IL Naues kingdom Of Hsy. franeesoo cara
mama c/o Ernco Brothers. GaierA niDerto ~
Neples kingdom Of Italy. the heirs and next OF
IN on Alfonso Caram4nna. deceased, send greet.
i1g. whereas Felice J. Caramanns. who resides AZ
ga West glg street. Borough of MAMMALIAN. IN
Inc City OF New York. has lais!s applied q ths
Sgrrozatas' Court Of our County oi Ac@ YORK. 70
have a certain instrument IN writing rela,,nS 20
both real and personal property. dsiy pro'.a a.
he last VIII aud Testament y Alfonso tus-
rnanna who vas a. the lime u his DEAN res %
dent Of he County Of New York, deeased. There
fore. you and each q you are cted % show cs .
before The Surr0gztes' Cour u our County o. Ne.
York A. the Hal 0f Records IN ne touny % Ne"
York on the 5th day Of January, one thousand nine
hundred and fifteen q, half past ten oclceh 10 ~.
forenoon %; that day WY The said VIII ana
Ts.rament should not be admitted 70 probais As q
Will N real and pers0nal property.
IT, Testimony Whereof. We base caused NE rtal
Of lie surrogaies' Court Of tie said County on NtN
YORK 70 be hcreultO Eired. Witness.
Hon John p. C0Aalan, SurfosAie oi
isl our said County % New York Al sad
County. the 50h day u November. IN
the year Of our Lord one thousand nine
DANIEL J. DOWDNiY.
Clerk o. The Surrogaies' loer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
Troop Notice.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Jackson Barracks. % accompany els. Co. Coast
Art. TO San Francisco
First u 7. W. BURNETT. Medical Cops. from
IlIther duty AZ Fort RosecrAns 10 take effect
upon expiration leave Of absence TO Madison
First Il / NJ MADISON. Signal co-pS. from
duty with Field Company d. signal Cops 10
or StALn Houston for duty with Telegraph Com
First Il G r. ABRAHAM. from 27th 10 ID Inf
70 take effect March l. 1918.
Leaves o., absence: Capt. J. A. BURKET. Med
toiIs. Two months upon arrival IA l.. 3 First
a X $ HARRISON. Coast Ar. II days; Sec
pad Il a, Il. BAILEY. 26th I'M. (now nrst lieu
NAVY.
ulbal 70 Brooklyn All
L. Junior Fradoj c. H. DAVIS. detached ArEan-
Il: Junior sIadel r. W. CLARK. detached Arksn-
Ensign H. r BARTLETT. detached work, Ry,y,.,
eoiHpahJ Msiolehead. Mass. 70 navy aeronautic
Er6m W. D. Sled detached North Dakota: TO
Ens!sa 4. Y PIcKHARDT. detached New York
Eqssn v. A RHDEL. detached Hannibal: TO
Elsisn a, L. MORGAN. detached P.dueah: to New
Enslsn R. J. WEEKS detached Florida: to Pa
Ep.lsn =. c SWEENEY. detached Hannibal: to
Ensign =. ". HANSON. detached South Carolina .
En.ln n. !. SHIELDS. detached Delaware; to
Olympia
Ensign F. L. RIEFKoHL. detached Hannibal: to
Myrant
Ensign 81. HUDSON. detached South Carolina: to
Hannibal
Ers.sas W. / CAUsEY and J. WILDER. detached
Virginia. 20 Hannibal
Passed Asst surg. II. p LAWRENCE 10 tempo
ray duty. Naval HoSpital. Newport
PGymaster's Clerk W v PARKER. appointed. 70
nav yard. New York
In nav orders OF November 60 Frsign & A
LOCKWOOD should have been shown - HAVING
been assigned 70 Az instead o, Al.
ARRIVED.
Dec s-KansGs. az Philadelphis: Ontario. a. Hamp-
ton B0ads. yorktown. Al MaIatlan.
SAILED.
Dec 4-vulean. from Beirut for Hampton Roads
via Naples.
Dee s-Kansas. from Delaware Breakvater f1r
PhllGiey hia Ontario. from Norfolk Yard fr
Hampton Roads. Urcas from Norfolk Yard Tor
Philadelphia. XII. RI. X $ and K-f from Nes
london f0- a cruise. Perkins and Terry from
Norfolk Yard Tor Charleston Rocket. from Nor
folk Yard for Indian Head BrItus. from Guam
tanamo for Sauto Domingo City: Saturn. from
san Francisco for west coast Of Mexico. Denver
from Mazatlan Tor san Pedro via Ensenads.
yorktown. from Mazstlan for Cuaymas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
From The Tribune Bureau.
Washington. December 2.


~. c.r Hr-cr1 / SCOTT. chief Of stan. de-
tsiied member Board Of Ordnance and Fortinca-
ton and a member o. Panama Foruhcation
RE Cen GEORGE BELL. Jr.. relieved from com.
m4nd IN Brigade aud assigned 10 command OF
5th Brigade. " Omaha ,,,....,,,,. H., -,
Major Gen. FREDERICK FUNsION. relieved IRON
command Of 9Th Brgaie -,
assigned 10 command ID Cav. Brigade al Doug
Ns .js MILAN NEWMAN Inf, from sttachraen,
Isl Inf. assigned 20 18Th M. % taAs ehec'
Msior IRA L. FREDENDAIL, euartermaster eoTs.
retired assigned u active duty and WI assume
duties OF darqt quarterrl 9ster. Nagasak, Japan.
Mai EDWARD y. WlNANS, Cav. from attach
MAJ sEDGWiCK RICE Sd Cav. 10 Fort Leaven-
worth and assume command mlMlay pilsoA' "
lieyine Can't FRANK A BARTON. Cav. who
viii remain on duty al military prison ultl fur-
MAJ '' LANES W VAN DUsEN. Med. Corps. after
arrival IN L. r.. and upon expiration OF leave OF
roiiogs oiers transferred as Indicated take
eNert March l. 1915 II. Col JAMES NJ AthA-
s,ffrii an 10 Sth Inf; Il Col EVAN NJ
JOHNSON Jr.. 18Th to l5th Inf: CAP D ~.
THO TA6v a. LIRE y BREWER. gsd % 18th mt CAPT
FRANCTS J. MCCONNELL. llth 70 sth M.
Trsl Lieut. ROWAN J. LEMLEY. 18Th 10 -ith
second rol II FRANK c. MAHIy, 18th to gan Inf.
Cant OLIVER II. DOCKERY. Jr.. go mr. 10
Manila. via san Francisco February ..
Cant WALTER A. WHITMAN. sth Cav. detailed
~ q NJ a. report TO commanding general. Phil
irpre Department for assignment
Cot1F FDWARD A. STURGES 5th Cav, detailed
In o. NJ c. 10 Fort Mysr as ouarermaster. and
In Addition assume charge cqnsirG ,ion "cIA a.
ihat post relieving Ma. WILLIAM J.. GLAs-
CAPT Ny f'REDERIc H. SMITH Coast Art from as
snment 44th CO..: report 70 Governor OF the
Panama Canal for duty.
Capt ERNEST GRAVES. Corps Enf. rom DAilas'
assigned "a Battalion Eus., Texas IlD. T.
Following officers from assignment regiments m
di-stei to take eject March I. 1918 Capts.
POPFRT & HUMBER. 10th Inf. aud ARCHIE
j HARRIS "a Inf. First l., ANDhEM J.
WHITE 10Th Iuf.. and second Il ROBERT l.
TICHELBERGER 10th Inf
Following officers transferred 70 ION Inf. 10 take
efe.t March !. 1915 Caps. PATRICK A. COY
MOLLY. 26th Inf. and MILTON A. ELLIOTT.
IT. lsth Inf. First Il ARTHUR y. BlDD I'd
I1f second LIS HERBERT A. WADSWORIH.
INN Inf and WILLIAM L. BhoCGHER. Sd
Inf - ,.,, ,
professor Of military science and tactics. Uni
yersity OF Minnesota
Ftrst II LOUIS II. BAUER Med Corps now on
leave Of absence a. Jamaica FlAn. Mass. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

good turn should select nunber o, the most De;
serving Children whom theT wish 70 send. btsed
upon the nunbef " tickets eVallGhle scout 20
accompany even four children The scouts are
70 lear The eXDense o. earfare for themselves arc
their glests Applicstiols for tckets must be
made 70 headquarters not later than December IL
when alotmeuis will Be NADIA
There has probably never been a better opportu-
nity Tor earning out the Christmas Split. a. vel
a. the highest Ideals q scouting The response 20
this generous ofer from tbs squadrOa should ue
prompt ard wiling
LORILLARD SPENCER. Scout Commissioner.
The scouts o. New York City have been invited
% Wait the Horse Show a. the Madison square
Garden t0-morrUT Afternoon. December II. Inere
xiu be a special cayaly demonstration a: $50.
and the scouts should not present themselves fo-
admission earlier than o'clock AdLisslon VII
- ~ membership certificate only. and uniform o.
badges alone Will not hs sufficient Scouts who
have paid their dues but have not received theft
certificates should apps Al headquarteIs before
going 70 the Garden. and VIII be provided Siih
Temporary certificates.
scoutmastes are again reminded that the nun
class examinations IN single evening Is limited
and that app icatious are hled IN order o, Their
receipt In order u insure attention a. The exam
instiol % be hold early 81 January. therefore. AZ
p.icst.ols should be sent 10 promptly.
Troop Notices.
Patrol Leader Nathan snd Scouts Emil and Cod
masterl, on their way home from their weekly
hike last SATURDAY. between ard $50 ?. m.
noticed circular Ere IN the distance near Grant
wood. y. J. The Ere was within 4 hundred feet
a house. and the hose would not throw the
stream n water far enough to wet the ground
way The three scouts. IN CONJUNCTION with several
from another troop. extingulsned the IRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
srPREMH corRT. coI,NrY oF NFl

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York.-John NJ Rice. Plaintiff against
The Apthorp Company. foreign corporation
sey. defendant.-ln pursuance Of a judgment
OF foreclosure and sale. duly made and en-
tered In the abOve-entitled action and bear
ing date the first day OF December. 1914. T.
the undersigned, the Referee In said juds
ment named. viii sell az public auction. AZ
the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 1915 Nesey
Street In the Borough Of Manhattan, city Of
New York. on the 29th day u December,
1914, at ~ o'clock noon on that day. hy
Joseph p Day. Auctioneer. the premises a.
rected by said judgment 10 De sold and there
In described as follows:
All those lots Of land In the city and
county OF New York known as lots numbers
eight hundred and elghty-siV. eight hundred
and eighty-seven, eight hundred and eighty
eight and eight hundred and eighty -nine. on
Map OF s2 Acres OF Land situate IN The
9Th Ward OF the city OF New York. part OF
the estate OF Isaac Dyckman. deceased.
known as Part First OF the DyCkman Home
stead Property" dated y. Y. June LIST, 1870.
Rudolph Ross. Surveyor. and flod In the Of
fee OF the Register % the County Of New
York. June 20. 1870 as Map Number Seven
hundred and thirteen, which said lots taken
together are bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning a, the intersection 81 the East
erly side 81 Tenth Avenue and the Soufheriy
side on Two Hundred and Eleventh street.
and running thence SOutherly along the East
erly side of Tenth Avenue. ninety nine feoc
eleven Inches 20 the middle lire ~ the block
thence Easterly along the said line one hun =.
bred feet thence Northerly parallel with
Tenth Avenue ninety-nine feet eleven inches
10 the Southerly side o. Two Hundred and
Eleventh Street, and thence Westerly along
the Southerly side Of Two Hundred ana
Eleventh Street. one hundred feet 20 the
point or place Of beginning
Dated. New York December 4. 1914
RUDOLPH A. SELIGAfANN Referee,
CLARK y AUGUSTINE. Attorney for
Plaintiff, 26i Broadway Borough OF Nan
haitian. New York City
The following is "A diagram OF the property
TO be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
FIGHT FOR SOCCER HONOR
Columbia Harvard Game to
Decide Runner-up Post.

Columbia and Harvard soccer elevens
will meet at Cambridge on Saturday IN
q game which will decide second place
in the intercollegiate Association Foot
ball League. Pennsylvania, by virtue
of its victory over Princeton last week,
clinchod the championship. while Co
lumbia, by losing to Yale, fell below
Harvard.
Cornell and Princeton have complet-
ed their respective schedules. Cornell
won only one game Of the six played,
but gained four ties and was beaten
only once. Princeton, on the other
hand, won only one game, while it
drew three and lost two.
The standing is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
Try-Out for Columbia
Water Polo Team

The Columbia water polo team will
have its first try-out of the year to-
night, when it meets the New York A. c..
players in a practice meet in the tank
at the New York A. c. clubhouse. The
Columbia team has only three men in
the lineup who played in the intercol-
legiate series last year, but Hotchkiss,
a freshman giant, is believed to be a
star, and his presence, it is thought,
will 90 far to Offset the loss sustained
by graduation of the veterans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
M lee Seeks to Swap
Punches with Fred Welsh

willing TO have the match held in this
city. Unfortunately for Lawrence,
there is a rule of the State Athletic
Commission which prohibits "mixed
bouts"
"Packey" Mcfarland, of Chicago,
rated by many as the cleverest boxer
of the modern ring, arrived in this city
yesterday. lie is here TO superintend
the training Of Jim Coffey, who meets
"Gunboat" Smith at Madison Square
Garden on next Tuesday night. Incl
dentally, Mcfarland will try to arrange
matches with Mike Gibbons and Fred
lie Welsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
conoueror of Mandot Is
Eager to Try His Skill
with the Champion.
SAM M'VEA MAY
MEET JESS WILLARD
o..tev Mcfarland Arrives Here
and May Accept Offers
for Big Bouts.

nrndee. the clever little light
JohnHyy ~ the lower West Side, who
Eelgu. Goe Rivers in a twenty-round
ceie'.e'r Is Angeles on Tuesday night,
bea' ~ no time in hurting another
hn lOss a. Freddie Welsh. Dundee
shsiiehse ecbt the champion twenty
EaaS 10 a referees decision az New
I oIse at any time agreeaoie "
St'b Dundee, furthermore, is VIII
Nu.a LEI Welsh weigh IN at the Eng
lnt lightweight limit, lS5 pounds az
n' l,,ioek on the afternoon OF the con-
test ..,egram 10 The New York Trib-
IN 5Ss1Sse said: Whipped Rivers
une ps ~ am ready for Welsh. VIII
ss,.' IN, any place any distance TO a
tgnI ~" ~ weight at English limit"
dssisionI tbet remains is for Welsh 70
- en- ort of temporary retirement ana
eO- GU the challenge OF the New 10TH
shs"sIt I, rould seem that Welsh IS not
lsa, ,v;ous 20 test Dundee's ability
over 80 time. They met in a match
!. New Orleans some llttie time aso,
"a there were many VINO oee,a' go
n T~- had won. There. was no onlIlal
9s.;s;on Since that time tnere mas
~ deal Of talk, but little actioh'
p1,dee has gone hight down the iihe'
sstirg all corners and beating them
ln' s'l The time is not far distant
,sssn Welsh viii hare 70 meet MN or
lose caste.
n,,dss is not the only challenger Of
rlI-I Dan Morgan found time TO
vs. N and relate how eager Jack
s 49,, rss 10 try conclusions with the
pr l,..T incidentally Morgan be-
snsi.S the fact that Welsh showed no
49, vbatsver TO mingle with him.
po-aes r. Harris says IN The Den
min tines talking Of Welsh: "He
$500 Adj Wolgast 10 seek refuge in a
t ..t hone abb 10 keep from being
,..etsd OUT There are many who
A nv tbat bout who have the temerity
- EFer with Mr.. Harris, and say that
~, Welsh was doubtless the most
sis,ssd man in Madison Square Garden
then Wolgast met with the accident
Tn 10 the sixth round Welsh was
Srivsn 70 cover by the furious attacks
n Wolgast. and forced to use all his
skill 70 keep out of trouble.
Sam MeVea and Battling" Jim
Jobrson will meet in a ten-Tound bout
Al the Paramount Athletic Club Of The
Bronx tonight This will be McVea' S
first bout in this country since 1907.
George N. Lawrence, manager OF
sam MeVea. is out with challenge to
boz Jess Willard before the last named
iaees Jack Johnson. Mr.. Lawrence is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

MIddIe LIne of De BIoek.

The approximate amount Of the lien Or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above-describs1
property is 10 be sold, is Eighteen Thousand
seven hundred and nlnety-two dollars
fSis792O0). with interest thereon from tho
pam day OF November. 1914 together with
costs and allowance amounting 70 Three
Hundred and Fourteen and 1900 dollars
(s3I473). with interest from December Isl.
1et4 together with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount q the taxes, as
sessments and water rates, or other liens.
which are 20 be allowed 10 the purchaser out
Of the purchase money, or paid ~ the Eei 70
cree. IS s475 90 and interest.
Dated. New York. December 4th, 1914
RUDOLPH A. SELlGMANS, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
NEEDS AN EXTRA PERIOD
Lawrenceville Basketball Five
Beats Princeton Deacons.

by Ielegraph 70 The Tribune
Lawrenceville, n. j., Dec. Claw
renceville's basketball FIVE again de-
feated Princeton Theological Seminary
by score of SO TO 81, to-day.
An extra period was needed to decide
the outcome of the game.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

The approximate amount Of tho lien or
charge. 70 satisfy which the above-describcd
property Is 10 be sold. Is t25.9f250, with
interest thereon from November 23rd 1914.
together with the costs and allowance
amounting 10 s55S35. with interest from
December lst. 1914, together with the eS-
penses of the sale. The approximate
rates or other Hens which are % be al
lowed 20 the purchaser out % tho purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. r. ti.26i.ti
and interest
Dated. New York. December 9th. 1914
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

-, PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
~ ohert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate Of
,ha coanty OF New York. notice is hereby
given 20 an persons haying claims against
49, decessed to present the same with
so,,ehers thereof TO the subscribers, at
their place OF transaetinS business Room
ss,tan, IN the City u New York. on OF
hsfore February LIST. 1915
Datsd New York, July %. 1914
OTTO DOLL GEORGE DOLL
FREDERICK DOLL JACOB DOLL. II
Executorr
EUGENE v DAILY. Attorney for Exsc-
utors. % Nassau St. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

NOBLE. ALFRED.-IN PURSUANCE OF
az order Of Hon. JOIN +. Cohalan. a
Surrogate OK the County Of New York.
claims against Alfred Noble. late OF ths
City and County Of New York. deceased.
To present the same With vouchers thereof
10 he subscriber at his place Of transact
ins business AZ the Office Of his attorneys.
XVllber Norman hahn, ~ broadway.
CIV OF New York. on or before April lsth.
1914 ~. o,,.A., ..s a..
cs@1EHERfCK & NOBLE. Executor.
I'M nER NORMAN q KAHN. Attorneys
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