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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

Jewish Women to Entertain.
The meeting OF the Council OF Jew
ish Women will he held Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the vestry-
room Of the Temple. corner of Pryor
ami Richardson streets. The meet
ing will be open to all friends of the
council.
A sSecial feature of the afternoon
will he the talk ON Panama by Mrs
a. Med. Wilson, who has recently
made a trip to the Canal Zone. and
who is equipped with charming col
lection Of views and information on
the subject. Mrs. Wilson is speak
Ell of charm, and will add greatly to
the pleasure Of the members Of the
council and their friends who attend
the meeting.
Mrs. Victor Krieg shabet will have
charge of the program. which will in
clude several musical numbers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

Reception at University Club
Mrs. John Marshall Slaton has ar
ranged musical program to follow
the address which W. A. Wimbish
win make at the University CLEO
Tuesday evening on The Objects
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Literary Day at Woman's Club.

Literary Day at Woman's Club.
Monday afternoon Literary Day
was celebrated at the Atlanta Won
ans Club on West Baker street, with
Mrs. A. P, Coles, president of the
club, presiding.
IN intert cting feature of the meet
ing was the reading OF Eel Gran Ga
Lotto a powerful Spanish play, by
lose Echegaray by Mrs. william
Clare Spiker, president of the Atlanta
branch of the Drama League and
chairman Of the literary committee
of the club. The appearance of Mrs.
Spiker called for rounds of applause,
and as she concluded her interpreta o
lion of the power of gossip she was
given a llattering ovation.
The announcement made by Mrs.
Coles that Mrs. II. b Wey was crit
ically i'll brought many expressions of
regret, since Mrs. Wey is one Of the
most active and influential members
Of the club
Mrs. w r. Price smith made q
motion which was carried, to have
the club indorse the work Of the com
mittee investigating vocational train
Mrs Lee Grossman, president of
the Council OF Jewish Women, invited
the club to attend the meeting of the
council Wednesday afternoon at
which time Mr.. \. Med. Wilson,
president Of the Uncle RemuS Memo
rial Association. viii deliver an adj
dress ON Panama with Illustrations.
In behalf Of the Jewish Women
Alliance, Nrs Iahner asked for con-,
,ributions OF BOOKS suitable for chill
dreu from 10 to - years of age, the
books to be sent to the Temple YeStry
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

Two Wa ,ors shared nonors at me
ridge rarity given Tuesday morning
by MIS-. Katie Armstrong. when she
entertained i'm honor of her sister.
Miss lItford Qulnua. " no has been
spending several months in New
lorN aud for Mrs. Frank Palmer Of
NaNnesboro who arrived Monday TO
i9i1 Miss Quincy as Mrs Arm
"ong'N guest.
Ihe Armstrong residence was dec
GRATED throughout with pink and
"'lite r"ses. TN~"e was dainty piece
r lingerie ror - maker Of Top score,
and for Miss luiuuey and Mrs Pal
mcr daintN boudoir cap, fashioned
VI laccS and ribbons.
\ luncheon was served at the close
of the game. The hostess received her
guests wearing a morning gown of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

family Of the late Mrs. Joseph Thomp-
son and the late Major Livingston
Minis. Mr.. and Mrs. Gummere were
~ tbs Rerrn,,,i ,, No 1a% ne IN
danIV taitan IN Win rnoi,n,,,'i.,
The funeral Of Miss Rebecca Vaughan,
80, who died Monday night, was held
dons Chapel, Rev. g. @ Jones off
eating, and iuterment was in West
view Cemetery Miss Vaughan resid-
ed at Kirkwood. She was a teacher
for a number Of years in the Atlanta
Night School
The body of William Lawson. who was
shot Saturday night in A barber Sion
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Jewish Women to Entertain.

club. her subject to be "The Rise Of
the Republican Government"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
The Keynote ofKitchen

Sanitation
A clean kitchen is an
unn1ist0k obIe sign of ef-
ficient housekeeping.
The easiest and best
method of keeping a
kitchen clean is to use
appliances that do not
manufacture dirt.
The kitchen StoUe is the
real center about which
, the problem of kitchen
sanitation reUoEUes. 1t
can be made a source Of
dirt, disease and drudgery
or it can be the means
of promoting cleanliness,
health and pie0sure-for
the entire household.
Out of the problem of
Kite hen sanitation,
skilled experts, after a
lifetime study, have
eUolUed the Gas Range.
We present it to-day
to the housekeeper as the
Keynote of Kitchen SAM
tdtion.
You are inUited to call
and see the neW 1914
models.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
ATLANTA GAS LIGHT
COMPANY,

p. s.-We have the equipment fnr
the All Gas Kitchen. by means Of
which you can cook with gas All.the-
Year Round
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

Harvey Horton, AGED IS, died Tuesday
morning a. ] o'clock at 4 private san
itarium His body was removed TO
Poole's Chapel whore il is awaiting
funeral arrangements.
The sun., 1914-09-29
LovIBoND ADVANCES SWIFTLY.
Passes Through Three Hounds Of
Tourney In One Day,

Arthur NJ Lovibond made rapid prog.
ress yesterday IN the opening days play
OF the New York Tennis Clubs fall tourna.
ment In the frst round he won over
j. I Won Elts by default: in the second
he defeated A L. Insersoll. rs. C
6--4, and In the third he disposed OF Or
w. KRUGER, 6---4. s. The summaries :
Mems sinsles-First rounds. r. Mc.
AIli'ter defeated J. n. stelnschsr. ga.
aen "a rs y &rStt d.fessed k.g.y n T. s.,s,,.s s,sn
W Levy. .s-2, IS, "a. p W, stsii
S--io. ST.; r, .Pisnisisni defeated A. r.
saenpifT t.a,.t t By ,defsul, a L. InyeTsoli DE-
asfsi,sd ger Ksd. 5.,r,yg ven I!' es d.isg,
ic- s%s w oIf@'Sa woed d a.t.at.d ray,GF ~ 81 K
+ pfas. dstea,.a W. close. "a. Is. 8
y. a falmer defeated z. Il. Whine. s-6.
Second Round-s,air defeated Levy. rs.
81; Lovlbond defeated Ing.rsolL IL
"a %oso5 srsnne9 sIs5i..3 d.id astss,sd Hig. -.
Drake defeated Palmer. s--i. s--t.
Third Round--Lovihond defeated Krugier
Meg,s Hsndic.p slpel,'nn ~ de Long
sstsassd ss 49, u Ca lav.y D s5. spsnG; pu. iS
I'll + aa.sy 3 Su. PjRae g. guss 81. = d'isa'fs f. iS,.A
hair 10. S--s SIS, ga; Z. Z. Yer Yer KerR ep'
Dss Dg. b.', hff aG u.s. ds;,s,sa s.,at; Dr kfay.
haif 80, ". II Wood, minus &c. DE, de'
-!.a s. I Il 4fulTRy H, piG, G1' is. L. a.t.ai.d ts
w Levy ,,.,rstch. by default, J n.
achet, minus hslt 80. by default; IL c.
n9aS6 i;9 5l. ~. Pq;: ssf ss 20 defeated conH
wood minus hsIf "a sc,.s,.a ~, "a. ~, a.
Sanm. ,,',ln. minus minus 80 by dsf9nlt; r stewart
pu. ' haif m 50. bV ss dsfsut pr X IMiense. pot nis.
co. by deiaul,i $ L Martin. plus 'hslf So
o-s 50, = n McAiistsr minus MIN S.,s 90
i"tcetea J., T. Won Eta. minus 10. ~ de
plu! pHs Ds a Ss Rsubi p
a.. 80, 80 pr. " Krusier minus Is
Is Lipschut,. "a i--s. s-s. Y T Bren.
P. Psn {Psf PP' 50 g. nr.nnss sSnprn p5.
hesi, e. defeated n. Y chapman, minus
r'g, IS defeated II sachs. plus hat Z Is. BY
,.:,.s sssSra /, 5, so9Ta.J s, Kips. pls. Is. d..
y p .,ss,i GssH,,pee;l; plus halt 10, asi.atsd 4
81, st g., tnEersoll defeated Yer
Kerk s--2. 6--i Wood defeated Palmer.
t-s, e-2, s--I: IN defeated Taylor. 81.
SO; stewart defeated PotL Is, 81: Nc
Ailister defeated Martin, 81. 5--t. Her
defeated U,erhsr' by default: DR. y.
Drake. minus hAlf is. defeated l. =. Moore.
plus 30. bN default.
THIRD Round--King defeated Campbell hy
default. spence defeated Robinson, 1t.
s-,. 81 Drake defeated Bremen. 60.
s--i
Fourth Round-Kins defeated spence.
The sun., 1914-09-29
HORSES ARRIVE FROM ENGLAND.
No Emharso on Thoroughbred En-
lists In Great Rrituip

Phil r Chinr. tho Kentucky turfn,an.
arrived on the Atlantic Transport steamer
Ninn'torkt vest rday with ono OF the
mos Important couA.enments OF thor
oughhreis ever brought to this country
THer- were for,y-two horses .u tho str ug
the chief point OF interest being tNat
among them were twenty yearllugs whicl
Nj Cnlnn purchased at the Duncas'er
sales for jefferson Livingston This in
dicates that Mr. Livingston. instead OF
retiring from the turf. intends to go into
racing on larger scale than before.
seven horses In training belonging to J
Kelly Of New York and four that Chinn
was racing abroad also arril ed
The yearlngs are a particularly ine lot
and were In good condition after their
nine day trip. Two Of them are by Colin,
the American stallion. now in the stud IA
England. and the others are hv the fol.
Leasue. S.r Harry, John o. Gaunt Orby.
Picton, Poymeius, ST Amcnt, Fowling
Piece, Forfirshre, Traupbeck, Fautor,
Fantry, Dark Donald and Cocksure
TIE horses brought for John Kelly are
Glcncaren, Short Grass, Runnymede Lad y
ColoniI. Al Light, Handsworth and Devil
Fish while tho Chinn racers are Lady
flotslm. Miss Chaucer. Pckerton. Tried
and B~ummel, the last named a s.Syear-
old stallion BY the famous English sire
Desmond. All these horses viii be taken
TO Louisville to winter preparatory to
next year.
August Belmont and his son, Raymond.
were at the dock to receive a corsisn-
ment consisting OF seven polo ponies and
TWO hunters which had been In England
for the season. The English military au-
thorities made no effort 10 retain any OF
the horses for war purposes.
The sun., 1914-09-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New
ssind vEsTRYMEN or 81 BAR1HoLo
YORK. Paintir against MARY e. FLoMER.
FELT Individually and as sdmiolstrstriS
others, Ds'.ndants
10 pursuanes OF . judgment Of torcc'o 'osurs
above cnired action snd bearing date the
the Referee IN said judgment named. viii
sa,.+nord puss ii.is iAr1,oG y..s, hs EAfha9gs ,g
Borough Of Manhattan. civ OF New Yorp
on The goth day Of october. 1873 a. =
31sH'SS'k o:,o noon on thst day. by JosErH P
said judgment to Se so d and therein dc.
sgrioed az toilows; - that lot of land in
hu9drrs,d and sx. Three hundred ant and seven Sg,
map en,tIed Map o. Baysfds wesi fsrm,""
~ n, properly OF Nicholas and st.pher
aas,,d Sew yorF iiss. vhiSs .aia 10, /.
Wooster street d.tsnt "a" .evsS,y % I've ''f feS'
tsry SIDE Of wooster street ans n. nofh.F 'os
zoe OF spring street aud running thence
street, twenty ave feet 20 10, Numbsr TIrss
S1stafgij Ss.ts!iJ ogv 'oI tor, on .aid map thencs
Der Three hundred ana nine on sa'I man
-url'e S"blhffy along said lot Number
Thret hundred ana nine TWENTY-FIVE fee,.
Hnd thence easteriy seventy y.Gy. terr to ths
v,t'er y sid" Of Wooster street, az the poIni
OF beginning. be sII several dim. ns,t tous
more or less. Ssid premises being noe
tnoNn a. Numher Ninets ts-s4ve0 Wooster
street, and being those which va-o .ov.
veyed TO Louisa c Fredine by Max { Korn
'urW1rrird' hr tnoi dated Apr.I .t INg,
ana reco-dcd IN th- once OF the Register y,
~ Tlty sud County of Sew York iu i.ihor
20 St sec uon &. OF Co1vsysness 81 page I5i
Dated New ork, sept aS 1914
EDWARD y GOODWIN pef.res
SbTEN LEWIS NORRIS. Attorney for
Plaintiff. 50 Liberty street Borough of
Manhatteu city or New York
The fol OWNS is a gram of me r-op-
Wooster Street -
The sun., 1914-09-29
hunaa Gets Big Lead on Hoppe at English Billiards
EVEN THE SECRETARIES FAIL.
Garrison aud Dpnieis CANE scttt.
Army-Navy t.nm. Di,py,.

WAsHiNoroN, sept. 2S.-Despite the ef-
torts OF Secretary OF War Garrison and
secretary Of the Navy Daniels 20 eject
q compromise the athletic associations Of
the Military Academy At West Point and
inc Naval Academy at Annapolis are Sun
al odds over the choice Of the city IN
which the annual Army. Navy fo,tboIi
game is TO be played West Polr, - In.
sistin9 upon New York and Annspon-
insists upon Philadelphia where the game
mas been played for some years past. with
the exception Of last year. when by special
agree meut IL vas played In New York
The two Cabinet Offices proposed that
an agreement he made for period ~ ten
years each academy 10 alternate iu the
'electon OF . field for the game. not 10
be further north than Sew York or further
south than Washington. This proposal
mas not Yet been accepted BY the two
academies, but II is believed that az lea u
an agre' meut viii be reached for game
thls year. even II it is impos slbfe 70 get
an agreement for 4 period OF years
The sun., 1914-09-29
INMAN LEADS HOPPE
AT START OF MATCH
En4lish Billiard Champion OFF
to- ElNing Start at His
TavOrite STYLE.
ETnCk SCORE CO., TO 3Ot


,,.... f-.r,- .t.......... -, 49,.
80 ,,,,,.,.
''s'''" ''''i'' u'' +"l dNd5 to
-,iFt ais international cham
s.,....r uit'a With William Hoppe OF
o.. ...-. hampton ~ tne world at baIk-
Co.. ......4. ., g.. .~.. .i.-l ~ tho ,,o,-
,.,,
~ ~ va. 'io.''
As,.' lass Nlg0' Inc brton nnlshed the
f..r'- play ".t. lead Of tC2 10 3oi. tho
,y.s.s seiny started with a 600 poln, block
800. t-,.,...,. .a.,. t,r,,, s,,i,h.d ,,,,s
,..,. .. .,..-......-o- o., -,
N..- WIZ" - - ~. 90 go ana u1u
$50 'FtiE- ~ 49, ''' 90. Hoppe mad an
H.ars-t of j l'-le, with nreaSs OF So. 80.
g. s AZ .u'u. IuJ ,y'ui!Ls me mon
'.. .It 'H0 -H|.lN. game and % 10
Thought generals tntj OBJ, American will
-'...t. .'a loss ..uHrd.
The arena EOS We'll ill'd with lovers %
g.. billiard game and although the con-
c,.s", 90. opinion was tHat tue Lrglish
u1s' O.: o.. spectators felt that II was
u.., uonoi"r'us than any other form ot
str. .l4y,I on q billiard table The
H-tuu showed that h. was really worthy
.. .,lG'Ts the title ~ his own game by the
nay g. Which he handed the strokes that
we're d.SunrHvcly English billiards Free
I.er,lt be- aroused quite d bit OF applause
- more 'hHa ordinarily brilliant shots,
sI' ''- tae most part Il was apparent
nat tie crowd was not very well versed
n tie Lrgasa Same and was there Only
~ o+e "0ai tH' young Amer can Coula do
IL, t7e i3r1ig. game
Hoppe performance wac not much OF
slceess from the standpoint of English
'.lIafas, Tor 0. matter Of fact he de-
voted most Of his time to playing Just
t.alH American clrromk In doing this
.s vas reiJ often At sea, for the great
eFpa'se ~ table made straight car-om
tnots moro difficult than usual Even
'louEi ,he American did moi snou tba
irctaon - handling the worries at this
N!.- NJ same tnat his rival did. there
Nt!e i-N VINO were ready TO acknowledge
MAJ iAe Briton would Outscore him on the
optalng n.Eats play. one enthusiast
aroused the gallery from lethargy
Noug"i On by watching lnman score
point after point by announcing for the
2t1''l li a. hands mat he was ready 10
ho -.u.rs pay. II. vas soI,el,Ged
oci.kry nv = prittsb a..h,,,t. 'N'leH
''.sI eninIsldSt VINO an
49, .asryo "e would take the bet II 1t were
nm ~ t1. mails, ,Af-,. 49,. ,..,-..
The sun., 1914-09-29
Columbia Loses n Captain.

Capt Frank Wholan, OF tho Columbia
cross country team. would not return 10
college this fall to pursue his studies in
graduate work. Wefers made the dccla-
ration on his return 10 his post on the
South Field track yesterday afternoon,
Capt Frank Brady OF tho track team. Tom
Black, the premier sprinter, H. Monroe
and several other veteran track men
worked out, but as yet the official call has
not been issued Frank Mcdonald the
metropolitan indoor high hurdle cham
plon Is back In college, but win not be
able 20 represent the Blue and white track
team as he has competed four years. Nc
Donald viii 20 out for the swimming team.
The sun., 1914-09-29

F5sHl~, y. Y, Sept ?s.--The Glen
large Hunt has announced It's list OF
uA'Rr,s for l3li. During October fox
md fridays AZ 7 4 NJ. and on Wedncs-
layN Al G'-ard station at 4. NJ.
'eathc- permitting. The draghounds
EaI meet on saturday October 0. at
Ios slen or October 10 at Chester on
-c'ooe, 4, At Florida, on October - at
ra'g".ae, IN October 81 at Duwneys at
Hapir avenue. They viii meet at l2
'ooN on lH' dates specified until further
,ouet' Nls' Carol a. Hartman and
-1Ar Y townsend a-o masters and
f'1nN Ncehsn hlntsman.
The sun., 1914-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, sept 2s.--The varsity
"P' was awarded to three members OF
.sst years soccer team this afternoon
a. meeting ot the athletic committee
OF the University OF Pennsylvana. The
awards were 10 j. c. Bell. who was cap
tain l. G. Smith and - Howell.
In the past II has been the custom TO
award the letter TO the soccer team only
upon winning championship The award
was made to these men who were gradu-
Gted, however, IN recognition OF the fact
that tho championship was lost through
. techn.cality. Although beaten by Penn
sylvania. Harvard won through the sys-
TEN OF counting the points scored during
the season. This system will not be used
In the future.
The sun., 1914-09-29
HARRIS Is PRESS CHAMPION.
wins Newspaper TITLE over Links
Of Dupwoodt~ Country Club.

roSXERs, Sept .s.---T'ho press golf
championship OF 1914 wss won to-day at
the Dunvoodie Country CLUB by w. W.
Harris His score FOR the four rounds OF
medal play which decided tho title was
$50
~ the end of tho first thirty-s.x holes.
which were played a week ago Harris
Was tied for FIRST place az 10 with \ g
Murray. s2 this morning and an -
this afternoon were good enough 70 give
the new champion tho title hy the more
inln comfora able margin Of eighteen
strokes as his nearest rival. J. c. Finn
could do no better than s6s
In the final round OF the consolation
division A. J Glnori beat T. j. Pope by
up and to play. The scores.
The sun., 1914-09-29
BIG COLUMBIA CREW SQUAD.
Rice Hopes for One as Reward
for His Victory Last June,

h o0a o. INC results cf the varsity vie
'oTy last juno at pouChkeepsie $50 men
are expected % report TO Coach Jim Rico
.)-mcrr-" IN '1e Columbia crew room.
ae irrfAmtn c'ass fa. wealth OF pros
pee'.'e coyavalus, Rice thinks, but Is not
oVerpurdened with rowing material II
hs Intention 70 instruct the candidates
y the -ud.mea.s & rowing on the mac hines
'oT ten d''s AID then have the entire
tqiad "ora At Edgewater ON the Hudson
- To0ta
Inc Na.s - men VIII have little work
IN ne machines. Frank MacCarthy, the
s,roke o: ;n, 1874 crew. and Al Rothwell.
w'o rowc1 No. I. vii return 20 help out
.ip' San9orH, Eratton and Manner. the
'A-oe veterans SIN IN college
The sun., 1914-09-29

CARLISLE. Pa. Sept. 2S--Bevsrly Gar
rett OF Paramount w Va, member OF
the Western Maryland eleven, who wa5
injured here Saturday while PLAYING foot
hail, and who received his original m
iu.tes IN the form or brain ,vntas5''r a.
home a year ago was taken 20 Wes,-
minister, Md, ST noon to-day By his
coach, John FELTON,. Garrett has con-
vulslous early this morning but on the
who, ,ls condition Is improved
The sun., 1914-09-29
sprinr str.ei ,

The approximate amount o. the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the sbovs.das-- -ibei
property is 70 be sold. is Forty.nve tho .saud
Two hundred and eighty four 81 100 Dollars
Ati.t-sl 81. with Interest thereon from ,he
21th day o. June, 1914. together with tn.
costs and allowance amounting to rive hun
dred ana siNty-four $1,000 Do ~ go 7-'
with Interest from July 7 1914. together
with the expenses Of tho sale ~.
mare amount Of the taNe- as-- -sru.~.4 .tr.t
water rates pr other Hens. which sre 10 b,
tNoNed 20 the purchaser out oi the pur
chase money or paid bs the Referee. IT, Two
tho-saud one hundred and eleven 3-.l0n
Do. ars ~ lll.5-i nd tn'errs
the premises wiil he sold subject 20 any
show.
Dated. Sew YORK sept -. islt
EDWARD =. GOODwIN Refer.
The sun., 1914-09-29
Graham outpoint, Drummie.

- che Military A c. last night Bushey
,FaAan 1utpointod Young Drummie In a
Ter -ru0d rout.
The sun., 1914-09-29
S.nnuuAiks NuLItES.

- tt44s ~. ..4--..- tt,.,4Al t.tL.
dtCeattu In pursuauls o. on orlsr or non
kOAL LLULOM ROW nE.Il. a S4TIOxat.
OF TIE county u NoW l1rA aatrI aay -.,n
lSl4, NOlItE Is hereby ven u t.l peF
sons having CiHl..r against LIirabeth Triu.
tuer, late Of ths Comfy OF New York ds
Cssted, 70 present The same with VoueHs..
thereof TO the subsgrlbeTs 80 tasir place U
business, Rooms {. o5' BrnnA
Building. No sos Wilis Avenue. BronA. in
the NlIy ~ NeW York. on VI before the SIN
day OF December next NPin
Dated, New York. the frst day ~ june Igl,
lhtDbDhE TRIMMER
ALNA y TRIMMER
- Executors
J. HOMER HilDRETH ESQ. Attorney fot
Executors HronN B'0g., 3rd Ave AZ
isth 81. New York city
The sun., 1914-09-29
HELP Wt>TEn-MtIF.

roy for genera once work q or IL.
spplF nv .-"Hr In own handwriting z. boz
'tt sun ONCE
WANTED--Tlrsi clas. cement casters for
figure work Apply to iOUN EVANS : -
- Huntington Ave. Boston
WANTED First class fgIrs pointer, An
ply TO IOHN EVANS a co - Huntingtor
Ave PrstOu.
The sun., 1914-09-29

KENNY, WILLIAM j. .--Pursusnt 10 aa
or1er OF HO&. JOHN. q. GRAHAM Surro-
hereby gwen 70 All persVns HAVING cairn,
ssaiust WILLIAM i X. kENSY.- ate o 1,
the Town Of dcmpsfsad. IN the sAid County
deceased, tn present the same with m.
vouchers thereof 70 me sIbsor hsr tn.
executor ot the 'ast wiN ara tesfaulent G.
said deceased. ar his place ~ 'rsasoctIrT q
business at the e~ce ~ Charles Kelley
30 Wal street, Nse York Ci's. on or betor.
tn. 18th dsy ~ November next
pst.a. Migso's; AGr. - lsh
CHARLES v. kFI1 w. Aft0rrAv fo- Eu-
.cu,or ~ wall street Nsv. yort ~i,v
The sun., 1914-09-29
2S re 81

Dated New York August 2, 1914
EDGAR J. NArHA'
Referee
The sac OF the above described p-er,i.n
= hereby adjourned until me a0th day OF
'entemher, 'Hl1, at the tame hour an. pace
Dated. september Is, 1914
EDGAR J. MATTHIAS
Rtfe-s.
WALLACE \ vRFFLANp.
plaiutins' Attorney
The sun., 1914-09-29
RECORD BROKEN FOR
FASTEST TROT RACE
Etawah Smashes Mark Made in
1903 by Hamburg Belle
Best Heat 2:03 II.
HAS No TROUBLE TO WIN

'6irMBrs. Sept. 2s-E,awah eniivened
a day of tame Grand Circuit racing hv
establishing two important worlds race
records to-day. The little four-year old
was In fine form and In a contest In
wAich he never vas headed and won
within himself. no trotted tho fastest
race on record
Intil to-day the record belonged TO
Hamburg Belle that IN 1908 won the
Cnirter oak Stake In 2:O5. o:os and
.o4"i Etawah made such a deem cut
In The former record and with such rldlc.
ulous ease that turfnen are all at sea
as 10 his real capacity. The time also
Is considerably faster than the bes, pre-
viously made by stallion. and EtApah.s
third heat in o3i. Is the fastest for A
tour-y'aF-old. either against tlmo or In
a race.
Tho Western PAGER. Fay Richmond.
brought here 10 win the Board OF Trade
stakes. was played heavily to win. but
the pony stallion our Colonel. that has
been unhesten in his few Grand Circuit
slhr's, played with him IN every heat
Added interest was nut into the fro,
Tor All pace b. tho appearance ot X J
Mdcken2ir's noted stallion Joe patchep
H. ~ vas his frst start In the big line
since mis- sweeping campaign two years
ago nut his form did not warrant bettors
toho"ing him. The big stallion was not
IN racing mood and was dlstanced
tsr In The opening round The race wa,
IKE a walkover for Frank Bogash, Jr.
ana IN spite OF change In drivers wal
Yer Cochato was beaten OF IN the tnai
neat. Cochato has lost form entirely.
The summaries:
The sun., 1914-09-29
suPREME couRT cOuN11 ~ ~

SUPREME COURT COUNTY cF sew
o,ner. p.aotn, against A'S5e-' Il. " ''Fs Frota
m@n ana Others, defendants. Notice OF .sls
II p4.a"NI -a.....-n. p ..af
aa1v" entitlti action and bearing aata ,Ns
60 Gay o. August 1914. !. the Undersigned.
Gel. at p-olc auction, ., lie Exchange s,'es
street., IN. the Borough Of ManhsttSn. Scity
o. h. l5,a day o. ssp,emoqr i5is Al ::
!ulsment to oo soid, ana therein sSSsser,s5j'S5
aaa a: as f;aa Il. 5us.g gi'f; ,s.tso,o 2, pare. q
MaSsS,an' MGas 's ciiG in9 Sf0 IN ne VIZ Borough e.
BONDED ana described as follows 70 vit.
ot TNeniyrssro6d Stree, dis,art i'iBet..Si,
feet ea,teriy from the nor,hes,tsrly' eoraet
"a "a, rqnnirs thence northerly .aa parable,
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ossrsn. ~ Pfs5"rt,.s sT r.lsSsDS sS1yeEssS
d., P?4 Nf,2ssra1 ana s. ls.o.. ss BY s.ea ':
the Register ~ the City and County o. N.w
Convey an rs page g4s
Toee her With al he right, title ans IN
te-ea Of th' said Jot-phiue = schuciIer In
and TO the uartv val on the westerly sfdo
o. lirc of ~ premises hereby conveyed
Dated Ncw York, August :. 1919
EDGAR J. NATHAN
Rnf.~e-
WALLACE y VREELAND.
plliutirF Atio-ue'
30 3S Park Row, Manhattan Borough. N.v
N0rk Citv.
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.rty. 10 bo sold. lite street mum oer IS 10 F,st
END street;