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MORTON ST, . and ll-Groc nherr Con
struct'on 60. Inc, aFt BENJAMIN y T-irs
81 Al ar'ion 20 foroclose mechanics
lem. atty. G G Young
Bronx.
WI RSTFr Az. cor WEIGH av 80 sv
~ J. Mary Wilkinson aRt John ] WI
kiusoI 81 a fore, 'osure of MORTGAGE
l''vs Mclaughlin & Martin.
ARTHI' Az. 49, 1855 % l79'h st - OF
ll5. poruthea Bauer aRt Emily S'ig-
ier 80 al foreclosure OF mortgage. atty,
: Miller.
STRRINS ~. a $50 - lsoth e. n x
'->, Philip Rhiuol1uder. as oN- ag'
Strhuiu, Holling GO - al foreclosure ~
mortgage. a'tys. Miller 6 Hrr'ouru
STERPINS ~. 200 n . ls9th So sax
'2l 3-phuip Rhiuelauder, a. ext ag'
S'"hhius h",dlug o. -, a. ,turor .'-urg ~
MORTGAGE. st'ys. Miller & Ha"reoru
SrFRRiNS ~. s. 100 n . if9,h 81, gov
192 Rhinelandsr Resl Estate 60 act
S'ehuins Holding Co 81 al foreclosure %
UortEg geI, attNs, Miller 4 Hartro'n
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8 STRAIGHT FOR NEWFEDS.
Chifcds BcRten by 4 10 ;i-Wick-
land Makes First Homer.

NEWARK, May For the third con-
took the measure of the Chfeds here
to-day. winning in a ninth inning finish
by the score OF to ;. A Wild heave
by Rolie Zeider on safe clout to
short field by Rariden. which permitted
the latter TO reach second base, paved
the way for the Newf,ds victory.
Al Wickland smashed out 2 home run
in the first inning, the first circuit hit
that has been made on the grounds.
The score:
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CAPABLANCA WINDS UP AHEAD.
Wins Chess Masters Tournament
without Loss OF Game,

BY defeating his opponent In the four
teenth and final round of the chess mas
ters tournament at the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday Jose r. Capa blanca
captured first prize. winning thirteen
games and drawing two. Frank i. Mar
shall was second, likewise without the
loss Of game, hut with four draws.
capablanca had 4 Kupchik, Stat,
champion. as opponent in the last round
and resorted n French defence Kun
chik resigned after nifty moves.
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due. fss.7sS.7%; tases. Ac. $4,000. mtse.
,uho'uno
Wa, 5k,inct 10 -" ~ 49,
Ella Brown W. CIV Island Realty 90
ct al. Gary A. carroll. attys: Edw -
bowling, ref; due s3bI7s3s; taxes &C.
ssf4s5
ny j. H. Mavera
.oIeT ct " 4, N, no, o., n, ,ooxoos
vscan,'Ios II IrccJiordarct al exrs
VS. Romney Realty co Of al; Tins,oin.
Townsend Guitcrman attys; Marcel
Levy, ref' quo, s3,S3bs7, taxes. &C.
SSO.
ny Safnuel Goldstickcr.
ATTORNEY ST, 1856 . r. $50 n stanton
~, sbNloO :, sly brick tnmt and strs-
i'm hV t nIH,eih W. so SEniahset e' ~
duo 20 oao az go toSt AZ r,,ye
81 ,on '''''"'' ''Ne7' ~ '--''V' "''e''
49,. - ..
lAT 32Os THIRD ANENCE.1
ny Charles J Dunn
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CHAJES AND STAPFER ADJOURN.
Manhattan Chess Cha mpiOnship
Affected ~ Former Loser.

Three games, of which one was ad-
Journed, were played in the individual
championship tournament OF the Metro
politan Chess League at the rooms of
the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday
+. X. Perkins drew with A. H. Hodges
IN Ruy Lopez after twenty-five
moves and s. Greenberg defeated NJ
Schroeder In two knights defence
after sixty-one moves, Neither Of these
games affected the standing OF the lead
ers
Oscar CtaJes. who il tied for the lead
with r. T. Black. adjourned his game
with j, IT, Stapfer French defence,
after forty-three moves, at which stage
Stapfer was ahead in material and had
a fair chance to win.
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Brooklyn Ceitics Hcsain stride.

After tasting defeat in three cup tics
IN row the Brooklyn ccliics took
a brace yesterday afternoon and trounced
the tamerons al soccer. goals to ., at
Marquette Oval, Brooklyn, Tho Celtics
ny their victory move M to within two
points OF the Continentals. WHO are lead
Ing the New York State League The
Celtics have more games to contest than
the league leaders and are now being
touted as pcnnant winners.
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SMITHS 70 NET BEST SCORE.
Leads Enorts of Fifty Golfers In
Two Days at Oakland.

M"umo' smith won the handicap COM
reuuoH on the links OF the Oakland
iot 'l0 under the conditions OF which
,oNtes'auts could play either Saturday
" yesterday. The event brought out
ne'H Of nearly fifty. Playing with
nand cap ~ IS Smith returned
.,,oss card Of az for a net score Of
" Is. Dunn returned the best
s'oss score, 81 other scores:
~ q Iholnc sill 70, II. :. stearns
:, Finley, SIS Is: e t. Murray,
= ". Guiilsndeu. s7-is, 10:
Is y he[ kTitns st-ia, SO; Lincoln Grant.
tspn' p ID, s2; T. II. Lane. i07--25
NJ, d; Graham, s3-lI, So. n. s. Court
c.o,v,S %; }. Y Davies, 1918. -;
100 ,N3-ls 81; u e Woodruff, ss--iS
sota. !oo@ss,,I.af, i n IS: r. shYtt,!..-
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GREAT NECK, L. J., May 9.-Thurston
Ely won the handicap over the Great
Neck Golf Club course to-day by re-
turning low net score OF "a. His
gross score Of 81 was also the best of
a field OF %. The two day handicap
started yesterday was won by j. II.
Murray with a card OF 9s-27, II. w
Y. Petrie, with $40. 10. and w s.
Griffiths. with 90-l7. rs. tied for sec
ond. In this event Ely also returned
the best gross score. 81.
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Runs smith :: Irelan 3. Holden. whlteman,
Devln ., Yeager D. Purtell 3. Stevens 3
True-iae, Barney 2. Thorpe z. oLesry :,
Reynolds. iele, Bruck First base on errors
Jersey City, / Two base hlt--Reynolds
Three base hts-Turner, Thorpe. Holden,
whtteman Home runs Purtell, irelan Sac.
Truesdsle, Barney, smith, Irelan Left on
bases Montreal, :; Jersey CITY. . Double
iaNs.Truesdalc, OIeary and Barry; Turner,
on Nerhout ?? on stevens 3 struck Out
~ Bruok. 3; by stevens, & Hit by pitcher
BY sJevons tTruesdalel. Hts-Oh Verbout
80 IN -four and one thirtinnlngs Umpires.
Eckman and Hart Time OF same hour,
and ID mlnutes w
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ lenders
tN-nny

6W''h name and address ~ lenders at
to-neyD
10TH ct IS n w. -. A7ev 5,h
Az. 50 sNPSE Ar- ~, leoT-GNrtrude q
Miller Poughkeepsie. y Y. % the Mutual
LIE lns "a, 30 Cedar st....... $500. 600
HUDSON ST l5l. n W cor Hubert 50. crN
lh9 Oct 81 lss3--Jos II peArns 20
N!ch1"' Hare. indv & eNr attys HaNa
4 Keller ass Bwav ...........,aN 0nn
18th ST e. Too "a az. i2NtoSa Jan
4, ''oi-Ado'ph Sauers'rom - Aug Run
a''r. Tro Run 2o9 Dwav. ...... 81 ono
iST ~ g. mort on lease &c Ma qo
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Wharf Brewing Co, IN Hamilton ave-.
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Becker and CriIIey Triumph.

o. l.. Becker and r. r. Crilley won
the Glass c section Of the mems doubles
In the lawn tennis tournament for the
championship OF the West Side Tennis
Club at the club courts in Forest Hills
yesterday. The winning pair defeated
Or. T. r. Barringer and S. r. Weaver
In the final round In three straight
sets at Ga. "a. l1--3. Better team
work was the greatest factor in the
victory OF Becker and Crilley. especially
in the last set, which went to deuce
seven times and took longer to play
than the two other sets together.
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TINS subject has
been a fruitful
source OF discus
sion. but despite all
the efforts. official
and unofficial. that
are being made to
prevent IL. there
were as many foot
faults committed
last season az ever.
Good resolutions
have been made
again this winter
and tho secretary OF
the u. -. ". H. i. a.
n n n u noes that
Every EFFORT to
bring about the
careful Observance
of this rule during
tho coming nlaNlnr
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RECORDED LEASES.

MOTT ST. 81, a.. -Ra~to'c ra,e-o -
Wong Wing 20 MOT a.. "a We from
Nav :. 1919 a'''. Chas 2ehar!m 2ls
F"ay $3.50. ........ ......... .. s.. 20
BROADWAY. it1'. cor s'orc-rouis cohen
Ma T. 1918. a,'y u T. Sne.'l,r psri.'
'sr~ Office ........ ..... &, ..H
NoWFRY. -. nn-t stor"--PhNir SEGA
'n SAM Sancs, - Row,ry. I 81 from
MAJ = l9'f. ats = p Coppa' ~
18th Az. -iS. store roor extension ma
n~mt A-olher' Huber 20 Hs.t Ro-u
- N'h Nv. : vr. from Ian T. '9lt.
ATTY lahurg Bros, N Leonard a. $500
Bronx.
FrrTE> Az ssS. a,'-Tohn l. Mead -
David S"h'oss. l5a9 Mnforf rL : w.
from MAY IS. 1913, atty. David Sch!oss
1883 Mintord ri ............... $40
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Runs Move, Callahan . Kraft. schacht.
SNOW. Smith, Pic1, Clemens, Kores sarri.
bases Tierney: Callahan Kores, Priest Two
base hit R. Williams Three base hIt-Krau
First base on balls-on Brown. b. OF
struck out BY schach'. q nv Erricson ::
by williams, HIT by pitched ball nv
and one third INNINGS off schach,. IN seven
and one third innings: off Err,cson 4 in five
WIFI S,c Sn T Err."s Z ,srce nun,
balls snow I: Erwin Double plays Move
and Tooey; Hoke, Kores Priest Williams
and Ericsson. Left on bases Newark I.
Rochester, 8. tmpires-Carpenter and Cleary
Time OF game hours and . minutes
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ROYALS BAT FOR RECORD.
Make Eleven HUNS In Fifth Inning
Of Game With J~rsry city.

Montreal hung up a new record in
Barrow's league yesterday afternoon by
scoring eleven runs in the ff,h inning
OF the game with Jersey city at West
side Park. which enabled the Royals TO
land 'hc victory by a score OF II to 10.
The Royals collected eleven hits in the
frame and forced Nelbou to resign IN
favor II Buck. Jersey City also hi;
hard. but the tifthsinning proved fatal.
The score
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ny J. PARNIY PARE.r.

Now. on the very threshold OF the
season In lawn tennis, the question OF
root faults should he most seriously
considered with view to amending
tne ways or the average tournament
player For the last twenty odd wears
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SATISFIED MTIH\>I,~' LIENS
Manhattan

96TH ST foot of 80 North Eiror -CaNuu.. p
Iron work. ag' curtis Rlaisieu 60 a. a..
June .. ltll t.tuyrl'rtn ..... g.. a.l
Hron\.
LAFAYETTE ST li3o. sam Davidson ,st
Lisbon Realty Corporation 81 al o .pr.r
~ lfii ....-. ,,,....... ... So a-
BEACH Az, lA3l-- Bernard j Reynolds art
Annie Marc'lla - a. September IL.
1911 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,.,,-,, SIS "a
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PoMRoy. MARY EpNA-ln pur,uanc.

Of an order % Honorable John +. ca.
halan. a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. NOTICE Is hereby given - all pe--
sons having claims against Mary Eint
pomToN. lA'e OF the County % >aN Y1rk.
VouShers thereof .o the sub, riher. At .heI'
place OF 're:sa ing tg-iusss, No. 50 Prla
street. IN The Borough u: Manhattan. C.'.
~ Sew York. on or ','Us. the H-rf l4.
~ October ueNf. Dated SOW York m.
l-'h dag - March. 't.. n ARTHUR
PDMROI. HENRY x TDNRDY. FNsrn-
tore SATTERLEE. CA%FIELD 4 sTDNE.
ATTORNEYS for Executors. ~ We S'rnst
Borough 90 " 'Na''tu. Sew York city.
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QUEENS real ESTATE FOR SALE.
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALu
WATERFRONT BUNGALOW

.EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 10 rent
win option to purchase. on the south
shore of Long Island, 70 minutes from
Pennsylvania station: good boatlnA. bath
Ing and fishing. 5000 for tho seasop. l25p
ot this money VIII he allowed as par Of
hrst payment In case Of purchase: also
have improved lots for $500 on which I
can build house tn suit: ready for. DC
$ Y. boy IL SIM NM
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SANDS. TAYo I'm pursuance OF an
order OF Honorable. John p. Cohalsn. =
surrogate Of the County Of New YORK
NOTICE r. hereby given to all person.
having claims against Tayo sands. late ~
the COUNT ~ New York, decea Sod, to prs-
sent the same with vouchers thereof -
the subscriber, at Place OF trausaC'ink
business No. IS Broad S.re"t, IN tn. Ci;'
% New York. on or before the 4th dav n
october next. Dated. New York the 27th
day Of March. 1915. OGDEN LIVINGSTON
MILLS, Executor srETSoN, JENNINGS
a RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor 1,
Broad street. Borough OF Manhattan. city
q, New York
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TOWNSEND. ALICE Sin pursuance OF
an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow FoN.
ler a Surrogate q the County Of New York,
having claims against Alice :. Townsend,
late Of The County % New York, deceased
90 present the same with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber, At place % transactinx
business. No. so Roadway, in tho city %
New York on before .he goth dey OF
juno newt Dated. New YORK the ls'h iav
Of December. 1914 GEORGE TOWNSEND
and LEWIS II HANBERIIN. Executors
BOrDlS 4 LEHMAN. Attorneys FOR Er.
ecutors 3o2 Broadway. Manhattan Bor-
ough, y. Y. c.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Ne>tevday's Result.
Newark. I. chicago, ,
80 sh. a
To- days schedule

Kansas city In Brooklyn.
chicago IN Newark
Pittshurg In Baltimore.
81. Louis In Buffalo
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Central CITY 4. G, o. AURORA N and
r., I
seeiey A. C.. 0; Pine Ridge A. c.,
Peerless A. C., Lakewood A. C., T.
Shinnecock. II; kanawhs, ..
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sURROGATE's NOTICES.

CULLEN. HARRIET Ain pursuance
Of an S1uer Of Hon John +. Cohalan, =
SurroEAto Of the County Of New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Harriet A. Cullen.
late OF tho County Of New York. deceased.
to present the same with vouchers thercot
to tho Subscribers az their place ~ trans
acting business, No. l6J Broadws, .
borough OF Manhattan. in the city OF New
York, on or before tho first DAY NJ ~
cember next Dated. New York tho Tth
day ~ MAY. 1915 ADELE MARTIN w.
ecutriN. WILLIAM KbBERTSON WILL.
IAN u. ELLISON. Executors. ELLISON
ELLISON, Attorneys for ExecutriN ami
Executors. 1855 broadway. Manhattan, city
of New York.
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BOWDOiN. JULIA IRVING GRtNSELl
In pursuance Of mn order VI Honorable
John I. Cohaian, = Surrogate Of the Count
Of New York, NOTICE is hereby given %
all persons having claims against Julia
Irving Grinneli BoWAoiu, late OF the Count,
OF New York. deceased. TO present thu
same with vouchers iherSlf to the sub
sCribed, AZ their place uf transartlng husi
mess, 40 10 Brood street. In the city OF
New York. on o. before tho lst day Of De
cemher next. Dated Sew YORK. the sth
day Of May, 1915. EDITH o. BoWDofN
DANIEL \. KfNGSFORD. Executors
STETSON. JENNINGS q RUSSELL. At.
torneys for Executors. IS Broad Street,
City OF New York
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TO let FOR BUSINESS p,Rros,.

TO LET-Room httcd with hat block
chine, lathes, circular and band saws
planer, etc; all .JN to start work, or
VIII sell machine separate. Reply 20
JAMES ". u. ~NtlTH. 20i Essex 81.
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Toronto Il. LI,...o0O5io 00o-s
Providence II. L. o O 2 300x-l? i2 2
Batteries--Blanke, Manning, Cocreham
and konnick and Kelley; Cooper and
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Runs-Campbell, Rousch, huhn, Harden,
wicklsnd q Wilson. Sacrifice hits Laporte,
McKechnie, Fakenbers, Sacrifice fly -Zelder
stolen basesWFlack :, Hnhn I've base hits
Wickiand First base on bals-On
Falkenberg, /: OFF Hendrix, 3, struck out
BY Falkenberg. I: by Hendrix. 4 Double play
Zeider and Beck First base on errors New.
ark, !; Chicago, ., Left on bsses-Ne~srk,
s: Chicago, T. Umpres-Westervelt and
Mccormick Time OF game hours
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
standing Of the Clubs.

Rochester. . Newark. ,ars' game
Ne"f-k. :. Rochestor. tse,ond game
Montreal ~. Jersey city, 10.
Providence. =. Toronto
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BY Lnscph Z DIV

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BOG Go, Inc e. a., Alfred Frankcn.
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lNST 81. 80 T.. cor Park az ,.toe,
HlN25-ANcc VI 'orlicr - al trustees
~ samuel Weiss - al. Henry VI Roll
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lark Az. ss1S. :, SIS n l53d st 27IlN
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Mott Haven ~ Mary NJ Mallny 81 al.
llerhori Reeves, atty, Schuyler t. Day
ref due, sl,lat.o NJ taxes 81. siOs s.
WATSON Az, 2l2S. = ?i0 . ONnstcai
aN. nnNlOA. stN frame lMLs nNrs
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Rochester In Newark.
Nout'aa ia JERSEY city.
Bursio IN Richmond
Toronto in Prov idence.
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z2I -, Fen p, isi4 all iiens,....... 81
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lli'. ~ i. Lillian g Rainbow, so v
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Total. 81 II q IS 8 Totals b 40 u !.
zone out when winning run was scored
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRAN sTFRs.

with name and address ~ lender and
attorney ~ ATTORNEYS name is omitted
address party Of second psrtD
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.
MONROE ST. H. a7i Montgomery st
lSN9S--AHrou Adler 20 samuel ehan,
$40 " 10Th a.. mtg $4,000. MAY g.
a''vs. MauGc'ha Bros gG Wall st 81
RfNtSGTON ST. 1884, II = :2V7s-Sol 7
Segali. cNr Harry Levien. 20 VIM Edei-
stein. 13c Riyiugton -. Is part mtg
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SAME PROPERTY -MaN j Ortman ct al
20 same. all tito mtg '2s,too, atty,
same ............... .........,...SI
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Jog .N'-VlN0 INFO. G-.rsho. Rast' y
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go " 5ei 81 50 & g. MAY : Rtfvs
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Az I"'n'' ~ brick tum'-Soa-
'n,r's Bank Tor Sdy Ia CIV y y ys
N"'lic = Peck - A.; CHtWalad"r. wicker.
sham 4 Tart ai'ys. VIM Klein. ref. due
tAs,osi+. taxes. SC, stI4e5O
By Bryan L. Konnelly
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'7Iih ESor,qs-SS' 70 s'S W NJ 100 s,h
torn ST. 2si and .6I W n ; 100 s,h
aN 5oN9>.'. two sly stone tnmts vol.
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HOW I BROKE INTO PRINT
Richard Harding Davis Tells q
His writing while ~ COLLEGE.

Richard Harding Davis. SAW -.
Strand Magazine, Is one Of 'hos. TO-
tunate men whose short stories can 4,
ways command a thousand dollars ara
over. How he brake into print" IL ar
interesting little history.
TT was while at Lehigh University
he says. that I earned my first sum r..
writing II was q description ~ 4
cane rush ~ the university. and 7 sAr.
II to a local paper II was publtsNe4
and a few DAYS later | received a chez.
for the large sum OF one dollar and A.
teen cents. | have received larger c7ers,
since then. but the biggest % '-s-
never gave me the thrill that that m.
did.
Just as soon az I cashed thai cAs..
I sailed ont 70 buy something w,'h IT,
] had no idea what-and I'm ms sei-,A
found two very nice looking candle.
sticks which. ] think. were about -.
price OF the story | had sold ! bought
them. They We're made OF brass. t-l
seemed very solid and handsome urs
sent TO my mother and the Other I ia9'
for myself. They are still IN existence
! believe. a shining witness 20 'ne .-s
fracture made in my youthful s~uisavo'
to break into print
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One factor in the fate OF the Ameri-
can i%nteroceanic canal IL omitted from
the calculations that make The Pan
dmd Canal and International Trade
Com petition. by LINCOLN HUTCHINSON
of the University Of California Mac
millans), as usefully suggestive to
those engaged In long distance trade
as its sensible analysis OF American
export business conditions makes Il
interesting to business men In general
and to the student Of economic and
commercial geography: and the neg
lected factor is Culebra. The Panama
Canal Of this book Is the canal OF the
engineers plans.
OF all the regions hat will he bene-
fited by this severing Of the land
barrier between the Atlantic and the
Pacific the one most favorably
situated for participation In the ad-
vantages that should accrue Is the
Eastern Atlantic States. Prof. Hutch
inson emphasizes the fact thai real
ization Of these potential advantages
depends on the attitude OF the manu-
%facturers themselves. The Isthmus
has been no greater obstacle to the
expansion Of American foreign trade
than that created by the superior at
t~ractiveress of u domestic markets.
We do not enter into competition for
international trade In the same In
telligent and determined way that our
commercial rivals do. Prof. Hutch
inson points out many defects In both
the strategy and the tactics Of our
foreign trade campaigning. They are
sufficiently we'll known; bad advertis-
Ing, slipshod craftsmanship, wilful fail
ure to recognize and meet the buyers
special requirements.
OF the lack Of American banks the