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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
OCTOBER 10.
Manhattan.

THO following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that OF 'he
Alvin Realty Con-. G. Barth, 500 .
Brandt Fred.-Lang & Coz .,>d51999 ~ 20
Raechtold. Chas. AL. Winterer' l'Sol 10
I{synett Joseph-Trow Directory Printing
and Bookbinding Co.. sll3 81. .,,oc,
tovyne Adele IA H. Clancy, SllS %
Cohn. Chas L-National Nassau Bank CO
l.-,,-.t ,a,,oe { Pihaudo. S126 81
Colgate, William IA. & c. Feldenhe I'm ~,
Deeean John J.-Hulse Garage Co, STA 81
ConIey, Minnie-S j. Bloominsdale' ct az;
pamlane Ernest DIN !. Stephens. Inns.. -
Devan. Frank VA. Ofner. Sl22 63
Dvoren. Max. Burgheimsr Sle' 80
Elizabethtown Windsor Hotel Co.-Jar ses- a. ns
pen So,nc SCAT O5
Efficiency Metal Products Co. Inc a., g., Va "
Fe SnM JJames-cook & Bernheimer Co.
'''-'''' sos IS
Furman. Kosper-A Sulka & Co. sl29 -
Finley. Elizabeth-L. II. Crouch. S45l Al
Frenz George. and Louis Grunig, jr.-N. Y
sweeney, Son 4 Co.. $685. 10
Greenbers, Harry. and Abraham krs .i14 -
Gran6aSd. Johns. Marculescu. 81; 272 10
.Goldstein. Hyman and Anna-ohn J. stePnas
Gruber. NORRIS. Joseph, ct al, $40 81
Grafenberg, Peter. and John r. Hayes-N'
r. Walker et al. sl.774 90. ,o,o ..
Graham Herbert-M Beltzer, s229 81
Graham, Mabel-S. Dtuck. Noo -
Uerweg Chas P.~Universal LIQUID Register
Herts. Henry B-w. Finn. ,'ss 10
Same Same. 800 ~
Huss. Eugcne-M J. Fitzgerald. 'is- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
COTTONsEED OIL.

With scattered liquidation and reports n
crude offerings at cheaper prices, the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
The Bronx.
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Benenson Realty Ca. Wynehouse: April
% 1914: SAL "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

10 following judgments were filed yes
av the first name being that OF the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07

f$@R%AS
% oel,s Gplge, billie moaiift
prre benz poaifeligere at bolbe iiq
Dnnife, ON Jreosfore1i1rge1ts 4ro.
9rum blep giennentfgt
S be % Mar, ban bobbe fulgt
ao1nper, fpnoe BON ii9e, at Danif-
becen fra at Dare operflaoiif %
umotiperet bar blepen cit 8eb9gel=
he, Ger tl,noeoe ! set beoite % aole.
lite i oet enfelte Sn0ibibs og netop
oerfor i Jig ielp bauoe gbnen %
'Dtllligbeoen Tor at .fornp fig efter
'fiftenbe 6orbol6, t beoores % Int
res under moogongen % at ooerle.
peres til TIE @eneruttotcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07
4uh Bakata.

~ Mftieejere / 6armeres Gleba-
tor 60. / @enrp bar UNDER lit nplig
afbol6te Mebe belt en- Gprtjene1t tie
'af ODER $1,000. Ser ti%Ibagebetal-
tee Mftieeierne to Gents pr. Blibel
for alt &orn og SO Gents pr. Son
pon Sui.
en- Eoglaoning &reaturer a11-
fom forleoen Sag til .2ernmon Ole
rette fra Merieo. &bRget par fon=
.fiiferet al Gen. gilla og al bom
iolgt 6i1efte til &iiebere ! STD Do-
fotd for at ifaffe &enge til @aaben
og Mmmlmition. &rentmrerne har
aIle m9rfer paa at bape giennem-
gaaet en- arig.
st Selifab al rusitfe 2anos
brugslprere, Der giennemrejler &a1=
oct for at 5Sntte fig IND / omerifonife
2anobrngsmefDober, beiggte forleoen
|Stotens 2an0brngsifole / 8roof-
|ings: geIifdbets 6prer % Golf er
MilIiam g. Mnoerion, BEN rusliife
Megierings 2onbbr1gsfommislar i
De Jor. stater % boot / ct. 2olis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07
nbenfor aipbenbapn.

&ing1te0: Sgrgen Heter'ens SUI
ltru. &einemarf: Mliifer g. g.
Semen. Nbilipsbal:: &roprietpr q.
5raos's &uitrl1. a%irfebelitnge:: SSn-
0remisitongr s.. 9ariens gnfe.
aallunoborg:: SIP. 5cbdfer emil
8ollberg. @artnerelep 2nrs Gbr.
9arien. MGftpeo: 8anfoireftgr Mn-
fer SEMEN. Npfgbing p. S.: .&en=
tier S. g. Gbriitpfferien. 5gibD.
gaaro: S%fobfogeo Sergen @aniens
&litru. Nr. BeobD. Mnno Jreloe-
rifiar. 5grrber Biart:: 8. s. Eing-
left. Soriens: Egmrermeiter g.
Sonieng 3uitr1t. Mnno Grabotp,
Marbus: STU. 5fatteopfrnper.
Chm. Sons @anien: Nnna 81
reniens sgn Gbriitian. gnfe Niel.
fine gbriitofferien. @attoers: 60
oelmager % 8onoogiit g. aruieS
gnfe. SfiDe: gfibgfapteiin Mblle1
ira Gimbrisba1nrt. Mroen: @aa1to'
banoler gbr. Gbriitensen. Better.
Sasiing: @11eofer 8. g. Gbriite11'
lien (Daoabn). biiteo: Gbriitint
|gbriitenfen Bigger: Sfranofogei
IGDr. HouIierg gnfe. Utter wl11s'
lboIm:: Gnfe aaren 2isbp. 5fern.
Deoos 9of RRiibte: Mfreo sepes
Gotter Iitrio. Mepooo: Cams aaos
'ailIergo eni Eortsr Erasmus
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07
6nnnrrjyAann.

sgnoeripbif gtiM ! steons, Oct
gellfub af SenoeriDoer, Der i DiSle
Gage beieger 5tebns, 6are % so.
sc, foretog en- noilugt til 6aue,
bDor 8eboerte por Bprter. Der
uffilllttes meD ct gelM &ege, bpor
grllrrlotpigs @rab, W'l1ieet % Sir.
ten belees, b~porefter @iailterm 81
i1upitteret tI ct 5eitntanIttiio. ss.
seterc gaar auren biernob. sic.
HE Sgnoerippo erue 5iiaiter
81, Iiio,,et1o gr 1925 s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07

Mattrliguis, Som e. prfaroelia
igo, bulfeoe bun; men les ton
lite leg ton lite"
nSpno ton 81 lite? fplsrgte be1-
oes Mooer. ss.
Seq tan lite forol,ore NIT geoDt1
somluerbielm tI bans Neterie1l,n
Dnr bettoes tanrefpoIR sbar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07
/
3n1na.


--gn GO Mcres Dnrm, Der ! III
Alb eieoeS af War. Mnmm % er BE-
|Iiggenbe Ell. balp Wi fra Mein-
beet, bleD forIeoen ioIgt af s. S.
MacGrep for $500 pr. glcre, bill
fet piitnof er oen bejeite Hris no.
gerlin6e betalt for Barmlanb j
5Staters centrale Del. Garn1e11 er
bel opoDrfet % bebpgget, men set
aniuaes BOG iom roget ganlfe ltbgrt,
% Mr. Nr@rem for ire Mnr iibet,
fjgbte Sen for $215 pr. Mcre. gu
tiener ban altina be11imo6 bet bob.
bette paa &anbelen.
- 1ro6S af ber ! NnllaS Gountp
peo &egierinesbiorag beoligeboloes
en- ltabig Scamp moo SDinefolera,
Hiaa bar BOG SDgoommen mi brnot
uo igien paa ipp forifiellige 5teoer.
Som De ppientlige 9lariager BERTH
nRDnes bet bnr11e og tgrre SER,
fnmt at Barmerne enon1 lite bar
lGrt ben &unlt at boloe rent bos
'Sbinene og BRUCE 6e rette DiSm-
feftionsmi6ler. Wnn er 6oq MI life
lpnger bange for, at Spgoommen
Dil tage Dberboanb; og iom oct er
far Sen al GDrlggerne ferte @amp
allereoe- inofpuret Gountpets Bar-
mere mange 3uiino Collars.
Per fortRlles ON &oitmeiter
g. &c. SSacobien i Clinton, at ban /
2ebet al 6e faa, Tiger, ban bar bee
ret / gmbeoet, far uorettet mere,
e116 nogen al fine Torggngere UNI
Der bele 6eres Eermin. SCR. So
cobien troa6te Sen lite SSll11i no al
lin itore Departementsh1tif og in6
Il @oltfontoret, bpor ban itrpfs beo
aftipt Mrbeioe begpnote at i9tte Zig
ino / enbDer 8etients @ligter. Da
bon bapoe giort Jig fortrolig meo
Oct oaglige Nrbeioe / &ontoret,
f1lgte' ban enbper al 2anbpoitbu6e=
ne ODER 6ereS &1rter, % enoelig tno-
ife6e ban rnn0t meb ollie 8Dens
&oitba1o, in0ta ban oginn bar bel
in6e i 6isfe @11ter. Soft bar for
bal1le6e, % bette Dor 11oget ganife
npt, men forle0en Morgen gap bon
DEM en- enonu 1tprre Soerrulfelie
On al @pens @oitblto bar pluoielia
bleben ipg, og 90 oct 1tetop bar Der
melt iggte 5erteti0, bar Der inger
leoig til at tage bans 8la6s. SITE.
oetfor at 1io6e ! it fomfortdble Son.
tor og gipe en- at tine 8etiente o.
ngobenoige Snitrufier til at tage
ben Dge Man6s 8Iabs, traf 8o1t.
meter Sacobi len. itrafs 6raffffen a
iig, fanot Jig en- &oitbuos 9troabot
boorpaa ban fniteoe @utens Mlm
mer, lGngte Sen tlt11ge Set ope1
Sful6eren % traifeoe afiteb. &u
ten er en- al Sc lRngite / 8pen, me1
&oitmeiteren erfl9re6e efter Oct
ferite &unoe, at ban biloe betien'
Ben inotil Sen fpge mano funot
gienoptage Arbejoet, eller Ell al 5,
andre 8l1b Tom tilbage fra fin Sc
RE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07

San brier lise M. g.: y@pao
ipnes Ni ON, at @onien bar fald
mig en- ai1ion?"
g.: $50, oct fan. ligne BAN.
Snn ital oltio BUTTE lige TO meb.
Sanobeben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07
Bbnr / Bat,t1ark.
Nnmelote for aipbenbabnS
Gfifteret.

WlQler EellS SgAllle. pQlIIlIe
Morter. gnfe &aren Mielfen. &ap-
neurb. 9u6oig 9eterien. 4iebmaro
SSoban @anien. @elge Gbriitianien.
Meierife, 6ru Crime Mielien. Sneo-
fermeiter 8ilbelm 0iaoSen al Mor0.
By .paa Tane. 2interer 8eter SIR.
gpalo. 8agermeiter @aroings gnfe
.@ecilie. 9oitbl1b Mnberiens @uitr1l
Marie al Noro6p pna Seierp. Sir
iten Mn6erien. Jrf. Sobo11ae @eil-
bye. &usmanb SONS &asmusien
al Melbp pr. Msie11s.. 6rf. Mnnu
&eterien at @ollefior0 pr. EborS-
bapt. gicepart Moam 8olot. @ar-
Der G0par6 gpenien. &ellner So
mas Sobnnnesip son. Mrb. &eter 2ar-
len. SIP. @arperieier 6reoerif
@ttter. 'Sfomagerfpenb @briitian
Mortenien. 6obrifsarbei6erife &a=
rem &eoerien. SIP. gtornager Ne=
Der Soiepbien. Mrb. @eter Gbri-
itimen. SneoferiDenb Sons 2ar-
fen. gnfefru Sophie 1enricbien.
Str. Stiftsproblt Soioil1s Nsiens
al @entofte. neutrality-suspicious.
Mrel Nielien. Nrofurator Soft
meyers @nfe Maria. @ontorcbef /
9anbmmosbanfen Mlerts 8eren0t.
Mrb. Gbriltian Senien. 5prifibsfg,
rer @ggertlens Suitru SSenii1e.
&en{. 2erer @jelo 9tielier. @lar-
meter Gbriltian 3eterien. Sgfap=
tein Cops gnfe CLARA. 6prbpoer
Gbriitim Gbriitenlen. Mrb. Sens
Senien. Gnfe Soban11e Solmen.
&eoaftpr Sobarnes Maoie u. 5neo-
fer 8ilbelm Seniens Cute Wette,
&o~flebenanbgr MreI Mgrcbs Gnfe
&iloegaro. 5tgbertarb. Otto 81.
lien. 2itbograf @eorg Mnoers'en
Jrf. Snga Mgller. S%lagtermeite1
Seniens Gnfe Ane. Sitter MieIS
&anien nf Rerie pr. @prIep. Sur.
meter 2ol1gs gnfe Memine. gnfe
aaroline @ais. 6rn Mngelico
gmons. grb. Niel'ens gnfe Dime
@rosierer Mrel Mpgoarbs &nitr1
Olga. 5fomnger Glentns Ebom'
fen. 9ieneltepige Sine &ineb.
Mnmelote fpr Mprbre 8irfs
Gftfteret.
9pngbp: &iebman6 Mgiers SUI
tru Mgnete. @ognman6 .. Sen
TENS &uitru Muguita. 5fopsbooeo
gnn1b. polpt., 5abrttant, %. 2orent
gen. BuoDtnge: @onoelsman6i Sin
breas Sobanien. @ellerup: 8ane
arb. 8. Sgrgeniens @uitru. Sophie
Srornp: Jbp. 8rpggerfnagt 6ani
Greoerifien. &labiare: Gnfe 8obi
Sergenen. Mp @olte:: gnfe size
reie Erolle. &olte:: aoniul 2epp
iobn al Belle. @entofte:: Nartifu
Tier, &entier Sacob Muncf. @eni
&rait Tre6erif 8iilon. 2pngbp
Maifininseni6r @aloemar Sprgen
len. @ellerlrp:: gbonffgr s. 2arien'
&nitrn sSer11p. sfopsbopeb: @og1
mnnb gilbert Semen. Srorllp
gnfe Sine g6renien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07

On Torbolbsreeel. 5erite 2arc
oreng:: Den Sons, bporfor bur %
ga lcioet Sig fIippe belt ifalbet??"
Anoen aareoreng: $50, jeg ifal.
-lige Big, leg bill / Sag lige wieiter
min @iertens Mening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07
Maabaa Zen 2Ooe sali par Ell

{ 8 3,
Ds'.'A = up - -, = 90 Sv11'r -.
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= W a'uu'le s'os9 Io''1 .e1ll
oppe.
81 9nri1tbnn,pere frn Nbenie %.
mibSeItnrt hlen ! 5anSerhorn @onn
mo0touet ii on @etie,,t. 0er forbpo
50 an,treiienhe ~ bpsaoe 9ne,a no,,.
1se ssnr5omIinosh,,s Dn So fom nh
oh RnhbaI. ~fnrrno,,ene .@ennormer.
ne SEM iii if6e 1t ooo ! S,ntoo
Sen 81 sss,,Ii meIbes Scr IN en-
Gel rre @ortnisninner Mlnnot Sc
rumte er fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oo
en- Meieriit. ser arbeioer i Mobenron
% 6Qoerslep Mmter.
gnopioere fprlpoer, at e., tut
@ooroeier paa Sommeriteoeqnen
far fanet 3 Giene5teforle u6pi1te.
Gqlau Monot Sc tnlfe Mrbeibsqipere
berlfer ser &arnte ODER oisie It's
lag at SEN prgjilfe @olospolitif.
.a.ra.'. 49, 49,. ,
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oeo titles STEM, boor Seminnriefor=
ita11oer Stat Heroam beo oelfon1=
men. So1trnalilt M1rorenS 8rau
talte ON De oonife Spnoerjpoers
aa1np % oen 1farte % 1ttre Grem-
gorg tor oct oo111te Sprog 1enoenI
Ao. Yrot. 9alb. A1oer1en talte ON
De tire 6Gorelamosiange: y Song
Gbriittoa", rGnamarf, oeiliglt Sang
og &Gnge" og Sort Mfo6ersmnol".
9m paabiite, bporleoes 6anif Sol
~0umme timber tit ltotrpf
bisiie tire Smnge' ON @npet, ON
2an0et og ON Mooersnanlet. @eg=
&c 5ore0ragsboloere bilites meo
itGrft 8ifal6. SlutteItg lorg set
'y~oeitipoihe Sanefor, 200 Manb
UNDER flor 8egejitring en- Gel Gam
&c.
g. Sg1.1s os -. w IVY
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07
SIR &aaret blpbt % frpllet,

ETE@gN@E E%%M AG&EEAs-E
Mrs. 5ranf @ugbes i Mooiion,
isis, Tiger: ySeg er nomarfet TIL
frebs !. meb Mrs. Maion's nGQo
gngliib @oir Comic" % vSbarrpoo
gream" Der beiiooers en iaa rem,
Dioenitdbelig, ~antifeptiif % lppagtig
Mroma, % gipr @aaret hgM %
frpllet, meoens beroes Ionic
fremifD11oer &oarDRfIten.n Gyor
igoM @uar % megt al bet bgr Sc
5miitere poo at fna Mers. Maion's
rGb gngliD 5bdnlpoo Gream"
Mpotbefer % 3eportenetts- Baatifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07

81 gegetarianer. .obob fer.
ieg, 81, aoonn Ell ipriig gegetario.
ner. ipiser Sorereg?1
81: .Saulen, Saren baDoe Joor
|peim pot AZ min aud.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
LAToEIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SelinE; tWo-year-olds; colts and
EeldinsSi i've and one-hAh urlongA Bingo 100;
st Charlotte. 100; Bamboo iOi; ChestsrtOu. lG;
Ken, los; Royal II. l69; For Fair, n5; NetherboW.
100; Jester l1; Little String. 10; AaIabar, lQ;
Bel Boy, los; Hsnan, 10.
SECOND RACE-senlDg; thrsoysar-oIds; sir fur
lonsS Jessie LOUIS 10; Bad Prospect. lo3; Thought
RsAder, h3; Miss Kutsr. lD; Bermuda, los
Bolata, los; Bank Bill. 100; TranSitory. los; OVa-
ton, l@; Lucille Hall lo3; 'ChEmeuss. los; Jus
dcs Goebei, los; NHnners, 100; Lambs Tail. H.
THIRD RACE-selinE; threeyear-olds; one mile.
Cannonade. no; Louise Ma lo3; NiAgara, lB; Lady
Mezican, los; White Crown, iOs: Irish General.
los; First. lG; 'ChsTron, lol; God Crest Girl.
lG; Sprudela, l@; Joe d. l8s; Ihgabibble 100;
Blanche Lewis, W; Typ. Ii0
FOURTH RACE-Handicsp; threeyearolda and
upward; one and Ons-hAH mile. EIpectHt0n. 81;
hookeTy. 81 Any Port, l6; Ringing. lN; Hash.
lG; Cog Lad. 10: Disparity. -; Chhstophfne. Ia2;
Sir CGtesby. W6; Short GrsB, La Any Port and
Ringing Weir and McCaTgo entry.
FIFTH RACE-AnoWances; three-year-olds and
upward; one mile and seventy yHrdN. CAsuarina.
100; FrSt Degree. los; The Widow Moon. 100;
Sleeth. IL; Father Riley. 100; San Vega, Io1; In
Preston 100; White IL
SIXTH RACE-Seiling; four-year-oids and I'D
ward; one and onssighth nilsL eGarneau, l02;
.Bounis Eloiss. n: coppeEtgwn, ~; Mary Ann
X, ~: Fieuaon II. ~; Yanksr, lf; Phil Mohr.
llli sud- Pm NJ: Gold Color. lE; Marshon, Io5 /:
Wv. c.fk, M; Joe stsin. N: Carrie MeFnan.
m; Syinsls. N -
sApprentice aIIowapce eiairned
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
pprentice allowance claimed.
PINLIC0 ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-An aEes; six flrIolEs Capt Ben.
10; God Cap. III; RGzano. 100; Fuzzy wuzEy l0
Dou6ls Eagle. looi AzyiSds. liz; Tanid. IL; slum-
ber II. IL
SECOND RACE-lnHugual SteeplechAse; fOurN
year-oids and upward; two miles. Pons Asinorium.
lE; PrunoteT, l6; Golden Vale. ls; Swish, ~
THIRD RACE-sellinE; threeyear-olds and up
ward; one mile. Robert Oliver, s2; Lady Grant.
IS; Ford Mai, lm; SAN Hirsch, l0; Ben Ounce.
10; Autumn. IL; 'Balfron. 100; 'Joe Finn. liz;
Beau Pere lo5; F1atbuSh, 100; Early Light IL
FOURTH RACE-TWoyear-olds; Eve and onehAf
furlonES KsEAn. 10: Dissolusion, 10; HeadnAst.
lo9; Alpena, 100; Celebuty, lo4; Gaelic H. Eagle
lO4; Duke Of Dunbar lG 'Babe. %; Miss Frances
loi; Jim Savage. III; 'StalERrt Helen. lo4
Z FIFTH RACE-SeIlnE; threeyearolds and mp
ward; stI furiongs- 'GraEeTle los; Gen. Ben Ledi
ie; Miss CaTanash los KeEesa, Isi Mis- Brush.
lis; Laura, LIS; sChilton squGU. lis; BoSon. lis;
Cannot, Us; HermiA, IT., lis; YoEkhIle In; Yado
peep. IL; Deduction, lis; Charles CanneI III; 'Sun
King. l0; Rife Brigade. Is; UndEunted. Il2
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; three year-olds and up
ward; one and one-eighth mileS Amalh. 10; Patton,
100; POLY H., lol; Soldier. io6; MolIe s., los;
Lochis, l6; working Lad ua
SEVENTH RACE-SelIng; three-year-olds and up
ward; one mile. Beaumont Belle. lOs; sCameiA,
III; y. II. Houghton, lis; 'Nctmaker, %: MindA,
100; FSirJ Godm0ther. 90 Jack LAron LIZ; Charley
Brown, lG; Song d the YAneJ, los; Star GIFT. l@; ;
Aycenae. IL
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
WORLDS SERIES IN NEW HAVEN
Yale Bowl Considered by Baseball
Men-wm Hold 10000.

New Haven, Nov 1.-The question of playing the
next worlds baseball series in the new Yale bowl
will Be discussed by the directors Of the National
League at their annual meeting next month. The
plan Is regarded possible bg Hhny Hempsteld.
president and John B. Foster, secretary ot the
Ney York GiantA II was learned tonight that the
recent visit Of that pair TO this city was for the
purpose Of critically examining the bowl with a
view to establishing the proposition.
The bowl win seat $1,000 persons and standing
room accommodations for between l,3O and LOO
more on the parspet At the top Of the big dish
can be made available Not many more than 5000
can be crowded in any Of the major league parks
foE & worlds series
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
Vigilants, 33: Riyerton. 0,

The Riverton Athletic Club eleven, from
Riverton, n. J., proved easy pickings yes
teFday for the Vigilant team at Andrews
Park, the locals romping away with the
long end of a % to score The visitors
presented a much lighter team than the
wearers of the Big V, and outside Of the
individual Offensive work OF its mem
bers they showed poor form.
After four minutes had been played in
the first period the locals crossed the
goal line for the first touchdown and
from this time on the contest turned into
a runaway AFFAIR The ends of the visi-
tors put up a poor exhibition, as the local
backs were able to skirt the flanks al
most at will.
Ray Brown was a consistent worker for
the Vigilants, knocking on long gains
from ten to sixty yards whenever he wes
called upon to carry the ball, while the
defensive playing OF LANCER, Vernstien,
and Sinclair were the features of the
game. The lineup and summary is as
fOllovvs-
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
Engineers. ss: Clarendon. 0.

The crack Engineer post team Of the
Washington Barracks yesterday easily
defeated the eleven from Clarendon. Va,
by a score Of 6S to Q. The sensational
work Of the soldiers rush line and the
brilliant speed displayed by the back
field had the visitors guessing through
out the contest.
Coach Carruth's charges outweighed
the Virginia eleven and could score al
most at will with their fast rushing line
plays, but time and again the forward
pass was executed for long gains. John
ny Blair Jordan and Nance proved the
undoing of the Clarendons as this trio
would circle the flanks for long gains.
The work Of Dettimore and Milkuski on
the ends for the post outfit proved the
features of the game, as this pair would
break through and stop the visitors for
ward pass before II was under way. The
lineup and summary is as follows:
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
Preparing for Michigan.

to their opponentE tWentyfour. the Cornell football
team and coaches turned today toward the ap-
preaching game with Michigan with more confident
this time Of the year While the IthAcans have
a game with franklin and Marshall before hsy
tackle Yost'S machine at Ann Arbor. the coaches
this week will begin fundamental preparations for
the big contest with the Wolverines
No Cornell team in recent yeHa has developed
such an attack as this years eleven The coaches
hope to stniEhten out the few kinks that de
Teloped in the Holy Cross game and give al Of
their attention 70 FettinE the eleven in prime con-
dition for the last two big games Of the year. Both
Eddie Hill and BGrett injured yesterday. are not
badly hurt and Coach Sharpe expects both In the
lineup when practice begins
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
START BASKETBALL.
Candidates Report Tonight
Guard ArmOry.

Basketball practice will start this evening b.
George Washington University. Candidates for the
varsity team viii meet at the National Guard
Armory, Seventh street and PenrsyiTAniA avenue.
At T:I5 O'Clock.
'Schlitx' Schlosser who won fame all
Southern forward On the Georgetown team for two
years, Will coach the Contingent Practice VIII be
hsld svsry, Monday, WEDNESDAY. and fndaJ nisAt
until the close q the asas0n-
Prof Lezis Cleveland MeNsnaf. q Tie De
partment Of Political Scisnca uo y fAculty dlEse
tor Of athlstics, rspnrs tAaA aa1nrus-nt nthlrt1
Tickets already. have been ed. and that .frul
present prospects ne season VII BE- . NOD sue
cssSful one Solicitors hare been Appointed In each
q the departments Of the university. and these
Agsnts 1re uSing their utmost efforts to make
athletics this year a brilliant financial success.
A meeting is to Be hsld on November II 70 r.
orEzni1s the Gthletic AsSociation and perfect plans
fou the collegiate year.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
BITS OF BASEBALL.

New York writers, shy q material, have nanee
Harry Davis manager Of the Athletics. to succssd
Connie MACK.
. Any time space writers are shy Of story they ean
name q new manager for the YankeeS This cub
needs more than . new manager.
Bin Sweeney win not be with the Cubs NEXT year.
He has slowed up and can't fed or hit like = BIG
Lacquer any more.
Billy On, once q Ehortstop with the Athletes. is
now engaged in coaching the baseball candidates at
Leland Stanford University.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-02
Nationals. 35: Takoma. z

The Walter Reed Hospital football field was
the scene Of a good Of football yesterday
afternoon. when the National Athletic Club de-
feated the TSkoma Park team by the score Of $ to
T. The game was much more interesting than the
score shows The Nationals greatly outweighed their
opponents, but the park boys were such a game
team that the Nationals had to fight from the be-
ginning to the end Of the game. Long end runs
were the features for the afternoon with some
well executed, forward passes.
johnson, IN quarter back fer the Takomas played
a great Eame both on the offense and defense as
time and again he would stop a National man
who had Futten clear Of the scrimmAEe line. Nc
Bride played his usual good game. with ReiIley in
the other half back position tearing on some lone
runs around night end, one being Eood for 70 ylrdS
Ihs lineup Is as follows: