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Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-27

morning at 9 o'clock automobile park
ing spaces at the baseball park will
be on sale. Applicants may secure
reserved space for the season for s.
/ by applying to Winthrop Pier at 500
Main street. Spaces will be appor-
toned and reserved in the order of
application A plat of the parking
spaces will be on display, and no ia
voritism will be shown in the selling
of same As there are only limited
number of desirable spaces, it will
Fay to be on hand early.
K 4
L. & S. Theatre-"My Gal SAL"
the new show that was offered the
patrons of the l.. & S. theatre, drew
cut a big house last night, and most
enthusiastic one. The production
scored a big hit and was up to the
high standard of shows staged by
the Lewis & Wolfe Players and their
pretty girls. The show had a splen-
did plot to it and was finely staged
and splayed. This bill will be repeat
ed tonight, and tomorrow night the
bill changes TO "Martha's Ghost" with
the serial picture "Trey of Hearts"
IS the added feature. Thursday night
is the chorus girls contest and FRI
day night is big gift night, when
over 800 in prizes will be given away
A children's matinee Saturday viii
no doubt draw out packed house.
There will be something big all week,
as this is farewell week for the Lewis
& Wolfe Players.
SIN the Bishops Carriage"-The IA
nous Ed Redmond Company will pre-
sent on Monday evening at the The
atre Tulane the New York success,
'Tn the Bishops Carriage" drama
tization of Miriam Michelsons' we'll
known story of the same name. The
vital heart interest combined with
the abundant comedy moments and
sensational dramatic situations, makes
the attraction one of wide appeal and
the splendid Interpretation given the
play by the competent cast of play
ers, headed by Andell Higgins in the
role of Nance Olden, the girl thief;
Roscoe Karns as the crook, Tom Dor
gan, and Ed Redmond in his mimi
table Characterization of Edward
Ramsey, will prove of special inter
est to the theatregoers of this city.
While the main theme of the play
centers about Tom Dorgan's criminai
career, the love story which entwines
Nance Olden and George Latimer, the
student of criminology, who succeeds
in bringing about the great reforma-
ton as well as winning her love, is
Of unusual appeal, while the bibulous
Ramsey and the TRADE of wrath he
brings from his irate wife compel
unlimited merriment. The playwright
has closely followed the central dra-
matte features of the story and has
further enhanced the value of the
play by interspersing number of
counter plots. Special scenic and
electrical effects win be provided for
the presentation.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-27

Convict Negro of Assault Convict
ed On a charge of assault, James
Howard, colored, was this morning
sentenced to sixty days in the county
Jail by Justice Mayfield. Howard, it
is claimed, attacked another negro
with g revolver when the latter ac-
cused him of being bootlegger. How
ard is we'll known to officers of this
city, having served time on number
of occasions.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-27

Retiring Sale-It is announced that
William Michaels of the Crown Shoe
Store will close out his entire stock
with a view to retiring from business
after a -Iong=halsiness career. To this
end he has engaged D. S. and r. L..
Bedelian of Los Angeles to conduct
special sale of his large stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-27

Marriage Licenses-Squire Smith,
native of Texas, resident of FL Cen
tro, and Savannah Houston, native Of
Texas. resident of FL Centre; William
Z. Ross, native of Mississippi, resi-
dent of El Centre, and Angil Brown,
native of South Carolina, resident Of
Ell Cantro.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-27
CITY AND VALLEY

Case Removed From Calendar-The
case of the Pacific Coast Mail Order
House VS.. Leroy Little was this morn
ing -emoved from the Superior court
calendar.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-27

Vote California Dry
Vacuum Cleaners for Rent.
Light and easy to operate. Impe-
rial Valley Hardware Co., 529 Main
St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-27

NUItIIUaI.
Jury Trial in Civil Case-Part of
the testimony in the case of Oxford
VS.. Brown and Brown VS.. Oxford was
heard yesterday before jury in the
Superior court. The suit involves the
ron payment of a promissory note.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13
MERELY COMMENT

ne Bull moose party may nave
some chance if it throws some Of the
excess baggage like Perkins over
board.
Amos Pinchot is on the right track.
A party run by the steel trust won't
get far.
According to coyne, Ed TiIden
must be thrifty guyAwanted to
name the chief bank examiner
And Ed is interested in several
banks.
He is also a large stakeholder in
the stock yards smell.
Artie Brisbane wrote piece in the
paper telling college boys how to be-
come journalists.
Brisbane ought to be an authority
on how to become kept journalists.
The German flag will float over the
City Hall today, but after that home
rule will offer the opportunity to I'M
furl the Irish flag again. r
The German occasion is in honor |
of Goethe.
The rumor that it was in honor of |
Oscar Meyer appears to be without |
1OunQaJlOn.
Now Norway's navy has gone dry,
too. What the dickens is navy for |
if not to hit the grog?
Shooting down workingmen over in
Italy, too. The thing is spreading.
And the soldiers who do the killing |
come from the working class
With Irish Nationalist anning and
the Orangemen already armed, there
ought to be some profit in making
guns in these days of peace and good
will
How much did the brick trust clean
up by selling millions of brick at rob-
Der rates while holding back a settle
ment with the brickmakers?
Judge Stewart evidently wasn't
afraid of the cars. He held that
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13

to Chicago's future than any old kind
Of subways.
The State street stores want SUBJ
ways and more congestion in the
loop.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13

The new stockings are very strik-
ing, indeed, and with the new tight
skirts made without split a girl is
apt to show them when she goes up
stairs. To be in style is to wear hose
of any color except black.
INMATES BREAKING OUT
The county jail is quarantined on
account of a report of smallpox in
sauna Mnnnhorfor, (Ku CyIn,.il,r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

MOUNT PLEASANT; NEW, 1oR. AND r.:
h.-w:h:: elec. lights; s porches; facing Rock
Creek Park Rent, $3.50
Cleveland Park. near Conn. ave-: er and b.;
h.-w.h.; elec. lights; porches: garage. Rent, $50.
Mount Pleasant; almost new 2-story ST. house;
bath: h.-w.h.: cleo. lights; porches; near cars.
Just what you have been looking for. Rent,
$3.50.
Near 14th and Monroe sts.: Or. and b.; fus.
mace heat: newly papered and painted Rent
only $40 so. Bargain.
Near 18th and Park I'd: Or. and b.; h.-wh,;
newly papered and painted. Rent. 5000. Bar
gain.
Near 18th and Euclid sts.: 6r and b.; h.-wh;
colonial porch; newly papered and painted.
Rent. $3.50
COLORED.
Near 9th and o sts.: Or. and b. semi-detached
brick. Rent. $3.50
Phone for complete list and keys. Main s4Q.
BOSS q PHELPS unc.). ia 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

FOR RENT-CHAS. s. SHREvE.
1913 sth nw.ar . 3. $3.50 80 ST. NC coIoREn.
1920 5th nw.7 5.50l 1919 9th NV. sr. So. 50
AZ Sd NV. Tor. a. 1924 10th nw.9 b. 30 80
q1s NV. Or, /. $3.50 All Ridge. Or. 10. 50
81S G NV. Sr, /. 80. 50 I52 Irving NV 5r.h17.O
1Oos F me- Or. b.25.50 1927 18th NV. Tr.2O so
1120 Sth NV, 7r.b. p 20 1920 5th NV. 7rb p. so
HOS Sth NV. Sr,b 20 so 1543 Sth NV. 9rb.37.50
140S N Cap. 1r.b. %. 80 STORES.
1920 Emn ne, 81. b. $50 211 Pa nv, Sr b. S65 90
1927 4th NV, Or. 1880 I'll NV, st&cel %. 30
III 18th ne. 5r.h.15.5o 1141 eth NV. t4r. b5o.oo
Grant pi 3D. Torso. 90 122 NV. ST.. :. %. 70
1922 5th NV. Or. 80. 80 1910 9Th nv. sr. "a. 20
GAL NV. If. .25.j 70 COS av NV Or. %. 80
1908 NV. 7r.. 20 80 457 I NV, Or. 1900
1881 Hamlin me- 7r. 16. so 1858 Prost nv, 7r.15.h0
AS Ridge NV 5r.14 20 asa sw. 5r.. 80
400 Oakdale pl5 20 237 W NV. 6r.. %
All Bland al NV .6rl0.00 1896 Kramer ne. 5r %. 50
1928 18th Sc. 6r 800 Pill Ches'r ct 4rs. 50
1149 18th ne. Ar. g. so 10 Col ter NV. Ar $50
l721b Clicks al nv. 500 1923 18th ne. 3r. g 50
APARTMENTS.
25O3 18th NV. Or %. 30 so nw 5r q. 80
407 p NV. LIST q. 6r20 so 2115 Ward pl nw.5 90
b02 NJ ne. Or. 1900 424 Ridge nv. 3r IA 30
1919 25th NV. Ar. 1880 zoos N J av, 3r 10 80
Rear 1906 ST. NV. cleo charging plant. 800
A. s. CAYwOOD
915 New York ave. NV. Phone Main no.
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. IN
furnished and furnished; all sizes; desirable
locations; renters should call In person or get
my rent list for particulars: prompt. efficient,
personal attention to all applicants.
1903 h st. NV. Phone Main eos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

KENESAw APARTMENT HOUSE,
18th, corner Irving st.
A few very desirable apis. in this high
class freproof house; all rooms outside, large
and sunny: 3 elevators: telephones; constant
office SERVICE large cafe on main floor; mod
crate rates; private and public schools near;
garage. Inspection and inquiries welcome.
Phone Col 712.
S. II. BRIANT, Resident manager.
The sun., 1914-09-01
OTTAWA RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Rsce-Maiden. two year olds; purs.
1900. ave and half furionEs-Borax iol
INeanderl 80 TO l. won; IschBabihhle u
Rurnsl, 10 TO l. second; Kopir INN lOl
tDcrondol. even, third. Time l;le ga
Hugh. Aston, Anna Rose. Meelick Hett"r
second Race The Dominion Juvenile two
year-olds foaled In Canada purse 1900 nye
and half furlouss HAMPTON Dame 20,
(OberO, IS TO q. won, Pepper sauce, lo'
(CalahanD, 20 b, second; 'Lady Spend
thrift. lO7 tAnlhrosel, to 5, third. Time
l:le .fLsle Hose. Rrln de Vie, Charon and
Gartlev also ran. 'Coupled
year-olds and upward; purse, 1900, about
two miles-rhe African. ~ tGadyl, 70
9 won; Malaga, l4s 1ClarR), 70 4, second
Boltcr 1870 tBernhsrt, 20 g. third, Time
Fourth Race--For three-year, and up,
ward purse, $500; one mile--Stout Heart
III CBurnsl, even, won Airey, ios lpe-
Bn..n FS"a; to 'fi2Gd tS2d 'qAS 4@. ''' yaT
Br"niimah and Flor Flna also ran.
Firth Race--For all ages; selling; purse
5000 Ave and . half furongs-The Spirit
iO2 tArhrosel, 8 10 I, won sir Fretful. iOg
Natts), 20 |, second; Fiualee, 81 I.puicrl,
nns. May l.. Gr"aclie. pehss,. 'uSatH Msaurka a.
Loyal Brandy Wine and Charley Brown
sixth Racc-For all ages; selling: purs.
$500, hve and a half furlonEs--Joe knight
il5 tBurus,. 10 10 8, won, Mordecai, 10.
(Neandsrl, to !, second Eutorpc, no tTca,
ton Capt. Elliott OrtyN, cleopat, ugo. Bla rl
chief and McClintock also ran.
Seventh Raoe-Zodiao Won Holton ssc-
ond, Font, third.
The sun., 1914-09-01
FAST MEN AT BALTIMORE.
West and south WIN Ne We'll Rep
resented In 4. A, 4. Meet.

There is every Indication that the West
and South Will be strongly repree ented in
the national track and field championships
10 ne held at baltimore on September ! /
and II The entries do not close until to-
morrow, but James T.. sullivan, chairman
OF the championship committee, has re-
ceived assurances that the Illinois A. G.
and Chicago 4 A. will be represented by
teams OF ten men each.
Among those on the Illinois team are
Richards, the olympic high jump cham
p!on Ray, the great distance runner Dan
Ahea-n the jumper, Nicholson. one Of the
best hurdlers ever produced In the West ;
Kohler reliable weight man. and O'Don-
nell, who finished on the heels OF Hender-
son in the Central Association half mile
championship. Loomis. Goeiltz Jansen.
he among the entries from tho Chicago
a. A.
Tie University Of Virginia has entered
the crack hurdler ] L. Cronly and Rob
ert Gooch, a broad jumper with II record
of % feet . inches. The St Paul A. A. OF
New Orleans will send a team composed
OF Bert Coleman for the 100 and 200 yard
dashes, A. j. Gueno for the hop, step and
Jump. j. V. Delcomhre for the javeln. and
Harry Fitzpatrick for the mile walk j.
G. MacNeigh, who has made "A reputation
as a miller will come from Omaha, while
the Columbia A. e. OF 81. Louis has en-
tered Jack Kasng. the five mile Western
Association champion, IN tho long distance
event, and Gus Aronson in the sprnts.
James G. Paterson. the University of
PENNSYLVANIA spruter, who has been cam
paigning abroad, expects 10 arrive at his
home in Baltimore on September and
wishes TO compete in the 100 yard cham
pionship. At the time OF writing To his
friends he was at lnterlaken, Switzerland.
The sun., 1914-09-01
FoRECLosrRE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK, THE NEw YORK TRUST COM
PANi, Plaintiff, against BERNHARD MANNER
and others, Defendants.
in pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered In the above-en-
uucd action and bearing date the 10th day OF
July. 1914 !, the undersigned the Referee IN said
Judgment named. will sell at public auction. at
the Exchange Sslesroom Nos fi-i6 Nesey Street,
70 the Borough of Manhattan, 320s-lO Third
Avenue, in the Borough OF The Bronx. city of
u oclock noon on that day, by ~. Phoenix Inrrs-
nam Esq, Auctionecr. the premises directed by
said Judgment 10 be sold and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain lot of land with the buildngs
thereon erected, situate. lying and being In the
Borough OF Manhattan, City, County and state
OF New York, bounded aud described as follows:
BEGINNING a. n point on the southerly side of
islst Street distant two hundred ZOO feet eleven
ner OF i9ist Street and Madison Avenue. running z
thence westerly along the southerly side OF i3ist
street eighteen us feet two (2l inches, thence
southcrly and parallel with Madison Avenue
nncty-nlne tp9l feet eleven uD inches 10 the
center line OF the block thence easterly and paral-
el With last Street eighteen uN feet two ~
inches thence northerly and parallel with hsdl-
son Avenue nlnety-nne t99I feet eleven III
Inches TO the point or place Of beginning the
easterly end walls OF the building on said lo'
being party walls
Dated New YORK, Aug,rs, sist. 1914
PHOENIX tNGRAHAM. Referee.
BOwrRS & SANDS. Plaintiffs Attorneys
"a Cedar Street. Manhattan, New York. N. Y.
Tho following Is a diagram OF the property "a
be sold; Its street number Is No i6 Fast i3is'
Street:
The sun., 1914-09-01

YoRK-Fr Frederick Ambrose clark. PlaintiT.
sssiHSi bs;anI. Walter r. Thompson and others
and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above. entitled action and bearing date the
,5s th Hsl. gay OF A,gs9si igi, ths gnder.lrnss
saiesfooni, No, it-iS "v.sey Str Street in X.
norcsgsh Q, Manhs,tsn CITY Of Nsw YORK.,
o'clock noon on that day. hy Herbert \.
sherman, Auc,ioneer. the premises Directed
By said judgment TO be sold and therein
land, situate. Ming and nd b.ins in tie poT, r,
York, bounded and described as follows:
eide Of 7Oth street. distant 2s5 feet wesieriy
OF the westerly side OF West End Avenue
with the Northery side NJ 10Th street. and
running thence NoRTHERLY. ana, parallel
the center line OF the block; thence WEST
ERLY along the said center Inc OF the block.
parallel f Win III. ssd west End s"a Avsnu. SS
] 40 feet inches 10 the Norther'y side of
10th Street, and thence EASTERLY along
the same, - feet to the point or place OF
rrHiFE EAsTERrY AND WESTERLY
| LINES running for part OF tho way
Being The premises. known by the stree,
number 5a7 West 70th street.
Subject. however, to the covenants and
may now be in force and anecI said prem.
are not on the tines of the record title
PERRcTivAI II "GGkEG6RY. Referee.
YER PLANCK PRINCE & FLANDERS. At
torneys for P!aintln. lts Broaaway
erty to he sold: It's street number IS ss7
west 10Th Street:
The sun., 1914-09-01
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY OF NV NONk7

BETTY GUSTHAL. plaintiff. against HtLDA
y ABRAHAMS and others. defendants
In pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure and
sale. duly made md entered In the above titled
action and bearing date the 18th day Of August,
1914 /, the undersigned, the Referee In said ludg
nent named, Will sell At public auction. at the fN
change Sacsroom. Nos. li-i6 Nesey Street In the
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York. on the
22d day OF september. 1914. at Il O'Clock noon on
that day, By Joseph Z. Day. AuctiOneer the
premises directed By said Judgment 10 be sold and
therein described As follows ALL that certain lot
OF land with the building thereon erected. situate
In the Borough Of Manhattan, city Of New York.
bounded and described as follows
BEGINNING Al point on the southerly side of
33rd street, distant one hundred and sixty uooi
First Avenue and 33Td Street running thence
snuthef. and parallel with First Avenue and part
Of the distance through party wall ninety eight
lgsl feet niue t9 inches; thence westerly and par
ael with 33rd Street, tfty tJn feet thence north
erly and parallel with First Avenue and part Of the
distance through party wall. ninety eight 9sl
feet nine tol inches 10 the sOutherly side OF S5rd
Street, and thence cistcrly along the southerly
side OF 33rd Street, MY (JW feet TO the point or
place of beginning That said premises are known
by the street numbers $40 and 342 East 33Td Street.
In the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New NoTk
Dated. New York August 3ist, 1914.
BENZ. q. PASKCS. Referee.
BOWERS SANDS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
46 Cedar Street,
Manhattan. New York. y Y.
The following Is a diagram Of the property IN be
sold lts street numbers are $40 and S42 East 33rd
Street
The sun., 1914-09-01
ORM0NDALE SALE TODAY
Horses From Famous California
stud VIII He Dispersed.

The ormondale stud Of Menlo Park,
California. established twenty years ago,
when the late William O'Brien Macdon-
ough imported tho unbesten English stall
lion Ormonde from the Argentine repub.
lie AT an expense Of sl50.0OO, will be dis,
persed this afternoon AZ the Haggin
stables on the Neck road opposite Sleeps
head Bay racetrack. The Powers Hunter
Company will conduct the sale,
-Four stations OF Ormondes blood. Or
mondaGe, Futurity winner of 1895
Orsini, Ossary and Duke OF or
monde, will go under the hammer. with
twenty-seven brood mares and twenty
odd yearlings. one OF these stallions,
Ossary, IL grandsire of Trojan, the Futui'-
,ty winner OF last Saturday. Trojan Is a
son of Sir Wilfred, the most successful
horse Ossnry has sent To the races
Buyers from all over the United States
and Canada are here 10 bid on tho stock
The dispersal OF Ormondale stud leaves
California. once one of tho biggest race
horse breeding States In America, with
but one considerable stock farm, the
Adolph r. spreckels establishment at
Mana
The sun., 1914-09-01
sSrd Street

The approximate amount 81 the Hen or charge
90 satisfy which the abovc-descrhcd property Is
tp be sold, is Eight thousand one hundred and
rfy-clght h-l0O Dollars IS, ,l5S sn. Win interest
thereon from the2iSt day Of August 1911, together
with costs and allowance amounting 20 -Four hum
dred and sixty -uVc S0-lu Dollars ISi6jhO win
Interest from August asth. 1914, together with the
expenses OF the sale The approximate amount of
the taxes. assessments and wafer rates or other
liens, which to be allowed to the purchaser out
~ the purchase money. or paid by the Referee, Is
Seven hundred and nineteen sO-lp Dollars
ts7i0 sOl and interest
said premises are sold subject To a prior mort
gage Of Flfty thousand 1850 900, with accrued In
trrest at nNc thl per cent per annum from March
LIST. 1914. the principal Of which Is now past due
and payable
Dated New York August 3lst. 1914
BENZ g. phSKuS, Referee
The sun., 1914-09-01


YoRK-JOsEPH FRfrz and others, Plain.
ms. against LuiGi PiTiLLi and others.
u,s In ,Bg BgF:ssnes :s Ht igdsmsn, Of to5seS,
iSe Referee IN said Judgment named, viii
pu No, fis tesey Str Street tSihaps in ss
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York,
SclOeS noon on that day, BY -J Joseph i.
Day. Aucuoneer. the promises directed BY
sSribed ss foio%s, % ALL thai @ efts eeftsn o,, ns
piece or Pss1esI I,,s Of land si,us,e lyl1s and
Sew YORK, in he County and stste Of
New York. bounded and described as fol-
BEGINN1NG at a point on IN. southeriy
eide OF one hundred and Eighth street
%..sy from the Corner
second Avenue ana one hundred and
a sns Win rg.9ns ssnnn h:5 Ssnss
ssys ssys Rs6ss Rs6s: ,ss o,Tt. ss, n Of q.
hSsdfsd and .ishsh s,P..e ,s.n,y.a Tss tssi; af
party wall, one Sundfs@ t..t t" and asHsNsr eisSen
hundred and eighth street. thence Easteriy
along said southerly side Of one hundred
ssr" same pr.%s.. witch we're eenSeyed '1s by by
wife, TO Aiexander Fritz by deed recorded
IN the office of the Register Of the City OF
New York. County OF New York. In Liber
day OF August. A. p. 1855, at : o'clock
viewed ~ the said Alexander Fritz 10
Joseph Fritz Rosie Krieger. Lizzie Jaeger
and clara posche Fritz, by deed btarlrs
offlce OF the Register OF the County Of New
York. on the 9Th day OF February. iso6. IN
Block Series tcoonyeyanees, section s.
block number 1857 on the iand map Of tn,
city OF New York
dated, New York. August 10, iai.
DENIS OIL COHALAN. Rsie-e.
AMEND & AMEND. Attorneys for Pla!nti-
No. iis Nassau Street Manhattan. New
York city.
The following Is a diagram ot the prop
er'y 70 he cold. It's street number IL ~,
East i0sth Street:
The sun., 1914-09-01

uSuPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF, NEW
YoRk-Frederick Ambrose Clark. Plaintiff.
DEFENDANTS Action 10 J. ''
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above. entitled action and bearing date the
i2ih DAY OF August 1914; l. the undersigned;
sell at public auction, at tho Exchange
saiesroom, Nos. lI-ls vesey street, In the
Borough ot Manhattan. cry Of Sew York;
o'clock nson m that day. by Herbert A.
sherman, Auctione~r. the premises directed
BY sad judgment to be cold and therein
land. situate lyins ana b.ins in In. Bor:
SoTR q boHnIad ana bss %,
SIDE cih srs: desn eH,n' 9S go zee zee, %essry
of the "a" Westerly e1 slde ~ Vest End Avcnae
with the said Northerly side ot 10Th Street;
and running thence. .NoRTHERLr, and par.
inches tS to The " c.n,er T innss Of ,Ss S SIocs'
thence WESTERLY. along the center line ot
ths block H. igst thence souTHERiT ara
nue., 100 feet inches TO the Northerly side
Of 10th street, and thence EAsTERLY, along
the same Is feet 10 the point or place Of
fIi: EAsTERLY AND WESTERLY
LINES running for a part OF the way
numSeF SF s:S H0 Res Rissi Toth fHGwn s'Ps.p 0S ''' ~
subject however, 20 the covenants snd
may na% b. IN fsS asG f al. H' prem
are not. or the lines of N. record ,i,s
Dated, New York August a. 1874
PERcIvAL II GREGORY, Refere.
-ttor1sys tor PlaintiT, l,s Broaawsy.
west roth street; '
The sun., 1914-09-01
Amherst to UnIimber on Gridfron.

AMHERST. Mass, Aug. Sl.-Amherst $
football squad will return Tor practice
september To- On that date lhoInAs D.
pliev tho coach. will arrive ia America
IN ,.ks charge OF the work. Coach Riley
an come to America with ~ record of
three years OF successful coaching at the
University OF Maine, lie is Michigan
man. class of 1908. and played on the
varsity three years. lie was assistant
TO Yost IN 1909. Five OF last years
A men will be missing from the lineup
this fall They are McGay, tuIlnack
Chamberlain. centre Hubbard quarter
h,ck and r. NJ. Klmball and l.. Shum-
way, tackles.
The sun., 1914-09-01

An erior was made in the summary or
the Bergen Beach Yach. Club regatta on
Sunday afternoon, which was printed
In TnE SuN yesterday. In the open cat
boat class the order OF finishing should
nave beeu Selfish, Merry Maid, Girlie.
In the summary printed yesterday Girlio
y., placed ahead OF Merry Maid Tha
last mentioned boat finished little more
than a minute behind Selfish. and Grille
crossed the line about two minutes later.