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The Washington times., 1915-11-21
MINNESOTA ELEVEN
LEADS CONFERENCE

CHICAGO. Nov. Y.--Minnesota and
Nebraska have the best football teams
In the Middle West. Every detail Of
the dope throughout the season shows
II.
Thst the Gophers ave grabbed the
conference title Is certain. The decisive
defeat they administered to Wisconsin
yesterday displayed a punch at the fin
ish OF hard-fought campaign that
ranks them well above anything Illinois
or Chicago has shown.
Comparative scores. as well as form
displayed on the field. Is considered In
tho ranking. The one blight on Mime
sofas 1915 eleven was the s-to-s at Ur-
bana against Illinois. which Iliinoisans
point to as an argument. It's a poor
ono. IN view OF the Illinois Ohio State
3-S tie. Where Illinois beat Wisconsin
last week II to 3. Minnesota won from
the same team yesterday 70 to >, and
last Saturday the Gophers beat Chicago
20 to 7 against the lo-to-o win of Illinois
from the Maroons yesterday. There's
ference.
Nebraska has gone through the season
with victories in every game. ExceptiuS
the 1913 Notre Dame battle. the Corn.
huskers won them all by iudicrous,y
large margins The one real opportunity
to compare Nebraska with the confer.
ence titleholder was Yesterdays gamS
with Iowa. which was won by 52 to Z,
Earlier In the season. Minnesota beat
Iowa 81 to l3 Take YOUR pick.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
ROANOKE ELEVEN IS
BETTER IN STARTING

While the Maryland Aggies were
resting up for their turkey day battle
with the Hopkins eleven. and Gallaudet
was prminp for the Catholic University
team for the Same day. the Brookland-
ers went to play Roanoke college. with
the result that q wiser lot OF young
men are today trying to figure out Just
what happened in that 1c-to-7 score.
The C. U. boys were outplayed In the
first half when all the scoring happen
ed. Hoffman and Ronhan were In tn,
limelight for Roanoke all the time. and
c. u. was unable to stop them. In the
third period c. U. got going and scored
touchdown. ]. Butler. Shortley, and
Rogers proved to be the best players for
the Brooklanders.
Roanoke has played some exceptional
ly good games this season and mani
Tested unusual strength in the very
start of yesterday's game. c. U. has
no alibis to offer. but will get ready
for the game with Gallaudet on Thurs
day.
Announcement is made at GallandSst ct
that Fred Crafts will assist Coach
Wayne Hart in preparing the Kendall
Greeners for c. U.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
LOCAL GOLFERS TO
PLAY THANKSGIVING
Chevy Chase. Columbia. and
Bannockburn Stage Regular
Events for Holiday.

Members Of the various cubs here arc
tuning up TODAY for the Thanksgiving
Day events. Chevy Chase. Columbia,
and Rannockburn will stage holiday
tournaments. The Washington Country
Club will probably hold its annual
sweepstakes event. while the Washing
ton Suburban Club and Kirkside will
hold no regular scheduled Journeys.
Chevy Chase golfers will try their
luck Thursday with an eighteen ole
sweepstakes event against par. an
eighteen-hole handicap match against
par. and thirty-six- hole handicap
match against par. There are three
chances for the various prizes.
Columbia golfers Will have handicap
matches against par. The green COM
mittee will give out announcements to-
day or tomorrow. At Bannockburn the
tournament committee announces prize
for the best match play against par.
players being allowed three-fourths
handicap. The finals OF the harvest
home tournament will be staged In add
ton TO the handicap match.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
WASHINGTON P|NMEN
ROLL IN HAGERSTOWN

Bugs" Isemann. the pioneer Of In
ter-city bowling. has arranged ten
game match OF duckpins between an all
star aggregation of Hagerstown. Md.
and a team of local bowlerS. the first
block Of five games to be rolled in
Hagerstown on Thanksgiving Day. 1t
will be remembered that Isemann and
his giants trimmed the crack Martins
burg pin spiller last year by COM
Portable margin. the team rolling two
exceptionally high games, one Of COZ
and another Of 60. totaling a set of 1850
In five games. This match will be roll
ed under the same conditions as when
the West Virginians were played.
wooden pins "a. c. b. A. rules) and
rubber banded pins In Hagerstown.
ARRANGEMENTS for a return match will
be made while in the Maryland city.
The local team consists of Pop Hal
ley. Joe" Michaud. Jollife. Earl Eiker
Bugs lsemann. Thomas and "Inkey''
Hodge. The team will leave early
Thursday morning. making the trip by
automobile.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21

imagination was allowed to run rio
during the contest when George
towns superb defense was parallelet
only by powerful offense. which EN-
ployed the running game to the great
est possible efficiency. This was aid
ed by the cleverest Of forward pass
ing. John Gilroy shooting with un
errins accuracy for from ten to thir
ty-nve yards to Corcoran and Cusack
who Invariably negotiated the catche.
IN business-like manner for gain,
OF from fifteen to thirty yards.
What would Georgetown do to Vir.
Ginia today" was the question heard
on all sides. Umpire Donneily. who has
offciated in games where both teams
performed. Is reported as saying
Georgetown was two touchdowns better
than Virginia. Head Coach Egerton,
OF Carolina. confirmed this statement.
While Carolina play ers hastily paid
tribute to the Blue and Gray machine.
Charitable statitsticians allowed Caro-
lima sixty yards on rushing ana Tor
ward passing during the entire sixty
Redand White got eighteen yards. which
included one first down. IN the seC',n !,
l'eftod ten yards were added The third
pericd produced thirteen yards tor
Carolina. while in the closing quarter
Georgetown yieldqd nintcen yards
for two more first downs. sixty yards
in SiXty minutes and three first downs
a. a record on defense in late sea-
ron game which any team in the
country may boast of with pride.
FolSer. Cardinals right halfback. ran
Virginia b ends. lis long forward passes
sre.lcu good gains ht olumbia las,
week. Yesterday he was smothered
and save on two occasions he faled 10
reach the line of scrimmage so enec-
the TANKS for Georgetown. OConnor
and Ward, the Georgetown tackles.
seemed impossible bulwarks to the
Carolina bacl:s. while Barron and NAH
lum knitted through from the guard
positions to spill the runner just started
or demolish a half formed interference
10 allow Corcoran and Cusack to do the
Memories Of seventeen years Of Hll-
top battles have failed today to recall
an offense as effective as that which
tcllo's open field running two years
ago was sensational. II must be
horne In mind that Costello failed to
''ct interference such as that accorded
';Nroy. Lelghty and Wall YESTERDAY.
With that of Costello. Those who have
seen both players In action are forced
To admit reluctantly that Gilroy's per-
rormance on defense was exceptional
and that his footwork combined with
his use Of the straight arm In broken
u.ld running was nothing short OF
marvellous.
In addition to this Gilroy proved
himself to be fine line plunger. his
weight standing him In stead at all
times. No better forward passing has
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
.SCHOOLBOY LEAGUE
TO MEET TOMORROW
Final Arrangements for Season
at Arcade to Be Completed
at Session.

The opening basketball battles of the
Interscholastic Basketball League are
less than a month OF and the circuit
cade in order 70 complete all details
order.
Members of Business. Western. Cen.
trail. Eastern. Army and Navy Prep and
st. Adams will gather for the purpose
OF going over the loose ends and
tightening up all outstanding business.
The officials for the thirty games will
b" named tomorrow.
Dr. William =. Hudson points out that
the year should be banner one for
the indoor sport. The fact that the
Arcade has been obtained for the sport
argues for a fine attendance at each
contest. The playing OF doubleheao oers
on Fridays has served to increase the
interest," IN the circuit
An all-star high school football eleven
ls scheduled to meet a like eleven from
Two baltimore schools on Friday. The
idea Is one likely to meet with favor
among the schoolboys but will hardly
gain the support OF the members or the
faculties of tho schools. According to
reports the team will be composed of
business. Tech and Western players.
The ARMY and Navy eleven triumphed
over st. Albans yesterday by score
or IS to 0. producing a fas'S' charging
tcrn All the way. Brewer, the st.
Adams star was stopped by the
a. \. p. players at every turn. Weller.
Wicks. and waters. for Army and
Navy played stellar roles. Davidson,
Hauser. and Stubs shone for st. AL
bans.
Every school will begin hard work in
basketball. beginning tomorrow. West
ern a.! Business have been out for
some time, Friends has also been dill
gently practicing.
Earl r. Fuller. director at the BOYS
Y. NJ. G. A.. Is anxious to land any OF
the high school uuints for night games.
The boys department also wants 10
arrange dual indoor track meets for
some winter dates.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Carlisle Indians Get
Beating by Fordham

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-The Carlisle
Indians were beaten by Fordham Uni
versity on the Fordham gridiron yester-
day. A 1i-to-lo victory for Tordham
only tells the story OF the Maroon's
superiority over the redskins. On two
occasions Fordham lost good chances to
score.
Tho end of the first half was preceded
by u march OF over half the length OF
the field toward the Indian goal. and the
whistle stopped Fordham In action wher
the Maroon had lust made first down
on the Carlisle 4-yard line.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Washington Distancers
Enter Baltimore Event

More than thirty distance runners
from the Carroll Institute. Emerald
Athletic Club. and Gibraltar Athletic
Club, have entered the South Atlantic
Amateur Athletic Union champion.
ship cross-country event to be staged
THANKSGIVING Day In Baltimore.
All OF the Carroll ctacks will be in
the vanguard Thursday and predictions
are rife that Washingtn runners will
fash to the front Bobby Williams Is
expected to take q prominent part in
tho race
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Columbia Wins.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-Columbia' s
nerve. most OF It packed In Tho 142-pound
body of Howard Miller. beat New York
University by the score Of 10 to IS on
South Field yesterday afternoon in the
teams first game since 1899. with less
than two minutes to play. and after
three futile attempts. Miller braced him
self on the F-yard line and booted the
pigskin across the bar for goal from
field
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Washington Soccer Team
Opens Up Work Today

The initial practice of the Washington
Soccer club will be held today at tho
new grounds, Seventeenth and b streets
northwest. where a large number OF
players will get their first workout of
the season.
President Laskey. OF Washington. Is
confident of the teams success this
year, and as he promises that the St..
George team of Baltimore will be met
early, the season will In all probability
come up to expectations.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Dolphin Wins.

The fast eleven from the Y. S. S. Dol
phin defeated the team from the u. s.
g. Mayflower yesterday at Seventeenth
and ID streets southeast. l2 to 0. The
playing Of Turner. Kelly. Artz, and
Stack featured the game for the Dol
phin team. Straight football predomi-
mated.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Yamada May Drop.

NEW YORK. Nov. H.-Yamada. jap
anese billiard champion. may not be able
to finish his scheduled matches In the
1872 balk line tournament He burned
his hands badly today and was forced
to withdraw from his match with
George Sutton. Sutton defeated Joseph
Mayer by two points. and Welker Coch-
rane won over George Slosson.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Lafayette .Eclipses
Lehigh's Performance

sOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. Nov. q.
Lafayette, 25; Lehigh. g. That score
speaks for itself. Lafayette had the
punch and deserved to win. Lehigh's s
veteran team showed reversed form and
Cahall, on whom the Brown and White
banked so much, was eclipsed.
Wilmer Crowell's eleven scored heav-
lily from the start. II was the first win
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Another Loss Marked
For Navy's PLAYERS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. el,-Another
loss has been marked today against
the Navy's football record. Ursinus
played consistently against the flashes
Of real Navy football yesterday and
won by IA to 10.
Several OF the Navy backfeId men
were out OF the game but those play
Ing were not up to standard during the
battle. Ursinus got the best Of the
breaks and took advantage Of Navy's
misplays.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Army's Work Fails
To Please Followers

WEST POINT. Nov. 2l.-The curtain
was rung down on the Army's football
season yesterday so far as home games
are concerned and the cadets wound UP
their schedule with a victory over the
springfield Y. NJ. C. A. College team,
II to 2.
Followers Of the soldier eleven could
find plenty of comfort In the games re-
suit, but there were spots in the Army's
play that here not high class.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
orgetoun Eleven Averages Suamps Yale Eevn
GEORGETOWN TEAM
INVITES COMPARISON
BEATING CAROLINA

When football team point while its opponent s
negotiating of yard minute for sixty minutes Of play
there little offer the That exactly what
Albert Exendne Georgetown against socad Game
cocks of the Palmetto State who the Red and White Of South
Carolina University, on Georgetown Field yesterday.
Geogetowns total Carona Blue and follow
es ran out OF counting the total and before the first half
was completed comparison with Carolina but with
Virginia which had defeated Red White by but touch
downs and weekbe
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
Freshmen Lose.

Georgetown University freshmen were
defeated yesterday by the st. Joseph's
team In Philadelphia by score Of I
to 0. Sullivan starred for the freshmen
who were greatly outweighed by the st.
Joecrh's tes~.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
VigilantS to Play.

The Vtgilants are to meet the Battery
r team of Fort Myer this afternoon at
Vigilant Park. Both teams are reported
to be strong. and the game should be
well played
The Washington times., 1915-11-21
COMPARISON IS INVITED.

, been seen than those unerrtng bullet
like shots which Gilroy sent FOR from
ten to thirty-hve and forty yards.
Pete Wall, orland Leighty. and
Shorty" Mai9ney es, were only a shor,
their share of honors. Gilroy owes
| much Of his success OF yesterday to the
! cIeverness with which these lads spilled
would-b be tacklers. When Gilroy got
away for a sixty-yard run Wall opened
| a big lane at one time by spilling -four
a single instance of the effectiveness
, OF the Blue and Gray backheld.
,, Carolina was an opponent for eight
minutes and p!aythlng tor fifty-tWo.
For n period OF four MINUTES. in which
In Maloney's place. Carolina had n re-
spite from a furnishing attack Of an ava
lanche OF Blue and Gray interference.
During the remainder Of the game
Georgetown was invulnerabie on de-
fense. irresistible OIL attack. crushing
and relentless. which. in view OF the
attitude Of the Carolina policies previous
to the battle WAS to be expected. No
quarter was given. as was evidenced
In ESendine's determination to keen all
Of the regulars in throughout the battle.
The game was clean throughout.
Carolinn's mistakes were George'own's =
opportunities. Attempted forward passes
we're thrice converted into touchdowns
for the Blue and Gray owing TO the
Right End H.ll. for Carolina, alone stood
out as q consistent player for the Game
cocks. His work was commendable de-
spite the lack Of support from his team
mates.
Ia hA ftnA Nd nj
The Washington times., 1915-11-21

Score by periOds-G. G., I, ~, I, 13-6I !:
South Carolina, 0, 0, 0. 90.
-Georgetown: Brett for
Wall. Dempsey for Maloney. Smith for
Dempsey. South Carolina: Moore for
Squire, Boulware for Mcmillan. Seay
for o. Going. II. Going for Laudenslag-
er. Clark for Moore. willis for Porter,
Hampton for Boulware. Seay for Brady.
Laudenslager for Surran. Mcmillan for
Laurer. Seay for Mcmillan. Simrell for
II. Going. Crouch for Squire. Touch
downs. Wall. Gilroy. "a. Leighty go.
Corcoran. Goals from touchdown-Fitz-
gerald %. Goals from touchdowns
missed through failure to punt out
Fitzgerald, Laudenslager (2). Referee
8. J. Gass. OF Lehigh. Umpire-E. Dom
nelly. of Trinity. Linesman-P. p. Ma
Coffin. Of Michigan. Field judge-F
Bergen, Of Princeton. Time of periods
Is minutes.
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Here In the lineup and summary Of
the slaughter of Carolina:
The Washington times., 1915-11-21

been seen than those unerring bullet
like shots which Gilroy sent for from
ten to thirty-hve and forty yards.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21

Guernsey, hero of tho Princeton
game. was hurt soon after the game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-21
DISCUSS ROCK ISLAND NEEDS.
wall Street Hears Report Will
Cali for aaA.OOO. 900.

II was reported yesterday In circles
close to the management Of the Chicago
Rock Island n Pacific Railway Com.
pany that the Kendrick report on the
needs Of the property. when made pub
l.c, would call for an expenditure OF
about 364. 900. 900. or this amount I,
was reported $4s. 900. 900 would be nee
cssary for the physical rehabilitation oil
the property and $4,000. 900 for lifting
the floating debt and paying on the re-
te'ver's certificates.
This estimate Is $4,000. 900 IN cxces,
OF the figures telegraphed here from Chi.
cago on Tuesday. which purpor,ed to b,
Inside" information Of the epo The
Chicago statement said that s51. 0c0. 00C
would be needed. Wen the Chicag, re-
port was sent out over the Wall Stree,
rews tickers on Wednesday Rock Island
stock broke 2 points.
Members of the Hayden committed
who engaged Mr.. Kendrick to make ar
examination OF the Rock Island said
their Information was that the repor,
would not be completed until Novemb,
and that they had no information as e
what its contents would reveal.
This will make the third report IN tn,
reeds OF the property TO be returned b,
railroad experts within a yea and q
half. The first called for an expendltur,
OF SIS. 200. 900 over a Ave year period, an,
the second estimated the needs of tn,
property at about S35, 0O0, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RtTTEf-unsatisfactory trading oc.
v.r'ss yG and lowc s"d II! Mann %"T !" was eS,G
the advance of Tuesday was not Justified,
rhere WAS more or less -tagnation in trad
grades. Exporters are not buying. Reno
waited steady. Ladies auiet. Packlng stock
sssss hi nh,eT'i .c oriHn.n' 81, s Sss.' ~ score;
10 81 score. .sis m27*c.: State dairy. tubs.
nnes,; ~ asse'' good TO prime. esa:7c !;
tras, ?tis a ?5c.: nrsts. s3i. a &c; imita.
ton creamery, frsts. .s n24c'. ladies. cur.
2lc;; No ? zoe lower grades. i7alsi,c"
CHEEsE-Although firm the market 10
not particularly active. Exporters are buy.
Il rather weak. Prices; State. whole milk.
fresh. mats, specials. ,i5al5.c.; average
I:,4c'. fresh specials, lee: choic-' 'iSis a
iI.2c'; ,fair 20 good. Snl0c. Wisconsin
twins h*al5c.; double daisies, lInT
EGGs-The supply OF fine fresh gathered
eggs In inadequate and such are nrm and
high. The accumulation Of average 10 Low
grades continues and such are slow The
warmer weather has lnterfered with the
sale OF storage, Nearby eggs scarce.
Ssc extras, frs,s, 53d3ttsc.; frsts, asa
SIC seconds. 23ne7c.; No. l.. dirties. 81
n3IS,. refrissra,or' special marks. Csc
23@?tc.; hennery. whites. fine to fancy,
Sa@5:e; browns, asa ioc,; mixed colors,
LIVE POrLTRY-Prlces on all lines wer.
not established yesterday. but trading con
tinucd on the basis OF values to be deter
mined later, Chickens were In active de-
mand and stronger. but fowls were slow
Express lines In good demand. with the ex-
ception OF Leghorn fowls, which are slow
Receipts yesterday. IS cars. Prices. Fowls,
i4nl6c; chickens, l5n@l6iac ducks.
Long Island. lSc.: gulneas. per pair, soc.
pigeons. pair, 2on23c.
DRESSED POULTRy-Except for fancy
broilers the chicken and fowl market Il
oXerstocked and in bad condition. Iced
". moderate supply and unchanged. Long
Island spring ducks steady, Large squads
In fair demand. but small sizes not so
active. Frozen fowls rather slow. bu,
turkeys are frm. Prices; fresh fowls,
Western, boxed. 80 lbs. and over. Isc,
Western, scalded. large. Ice, iced. West
ern. dry picked, AZ and 5 lbs. l7ac.
: lbs. ist4c. chickens. fresh. nearby. 8
and lbs. to pair, 23@ 25c.; Virginia,
milk f.d, 3 and 4 lbs. to pair csc; West
picked, corn fed. 3 and 4 his, ia lsc.
old roo.ters, lac; SQUADS prime. white
Eroxen1Turkeys, dry picked. seleot.a,
T20c. Fowls, IL TO box: so lbs. and over
to dozen. l7isc.: 80 to 80 lbs. l+a q i5c
Old roosterq. lac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

fNc. 'HiGsinson & 60. and a syndicate Of
New York banks and banking houses are
Offering $4,000 ,o00 s per cent. one year
notes 81 the Italian Government at par.
Eean. Taylor & Co. have issued an in
tercsting pamphlet giving details regard
Eng the securities OF several OF the more
prominent railroad companies Of the coun-
try which are In the hands OF receivers.
The directors of tho Middietown and
Unionvillc Railroad Company have de-
eisrcL The first full semi-annual instaiment
Of Interest, I per cent. ON the adjustment
income bonds, payable November at the
Bankers Trust COMPANY, New York, The
transfer books will be closed until No
vember ..
As trustee under the first mortgage Of
che National car wheel company, dated
September 80, 1908, the Bankers Trust
Company Is inviting proposals for the sale
under the mortgage 10 the amount OF
$50. 600. Proposals must be delivered to
the trustee by November ~.
The stockholders OF the National Surety
Company voted unanimously yesterday to In
crease the capital Of the colnpany from s@,-
900, 900 to SO. 900, 900, the additional $1,000. 900
30 he issued AT $50 "a snare, which will add
$500 600. giving the company a capital and
sources of more than 80, 900. 900. The
growth of the company within the last ten
years has been remarkable. Ten years ago
u had u capital OF 800, 900 and "A surplus
Of considerably less than that amount,
II was learned Yesterday that the re-
Organization committee Of the ~, Louis
and san Francisco Railroad Company
hopes u he able to lay the plan for the
reimbursement o. the propcrty's finances
Missouri! some time nest week, II Is said
several Of the large Western s~tockhoIders
who have been objccting seriously to Ger
tain features Of the proposed reorganiza-
tion plan have at last agreed to accept tho
Dian In all its details.
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l.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-CNION DIME SAVINGS Rank
plaintin, against MARY j. MyDONALD
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance of a judgment ~ for.
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the above-cntitlcd action and belriug d3ts
the 10Th day of September. 1915. l. ma
undersigned, the Referee in said Judgment
named. wlll sell at public auction. At "a.
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1i-iF ve..y
street. In the borough of Manhattan. ,ftg
Of New York. on the Goth day % Drtobcf.
1915. at IL O'Clock noon on that dat, hF
Joseph =. Day, Auctloueer. the remis.
directed by said judgment to be sod ant
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot Of land with M
buildings thereon. situate. lying ana hcus
in the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New
York. bounded and described as follows
the rear of the SAINT situate on the Sout1
side OF Thirty-frst Street. about four han
drsd feet West of the SlNth Avenue. known
as numbers tfty-two and siNtv-cight on 4,
Of land prepared under The d.E",f'na ~
william Mishrll, Esq, Master IN Ch.ure-.
being one parcel OF the same property sod
by said Master to George ". Hal. az =
the order Of the Court OF Chaucery on ~
about the end day OF June. lSil, III" IA
lot and gore being in dimensions Iu letT h
on the West side one hundred and h'ts-
the East side one hundred aud forty-e.Eht
feet. aud In breadth twenty-five feet. -
the said Dimensions more or less
Dated. New York. October attn. iai'
wooDFoRD, .BovEE AND %RurclER
Attorneys for Plaintiff. ONCE ana Post
once Address No. l Madison Avenue.
Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y CITY
The following is "a diagram Of the prop.
esty TO he sold. its stree; number Is -
West 3lst Street: