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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

al that certain tract. piece or parcel Of
land situated IN Cameron County. Texas. and
being part M Surveys <ts. 1ln. ~. 11l. ~.
ANA .iOI. ana being that part uf th" land for
merly owned hy the llurliugcn Land AMI
Water Company. which lies between the Main
Canal anl Blocks Nos. al and - on the north
and the Arroyo Cnlnrnd" un the South. and
described nm mrt,S ami bounds a. follows:
beginning VA thr north bank ~ the Arroyo
Colorado. ~ the southwest corner III Survey
No. -: thence with the west line Of said sur
ycy y. q leg. - W. is feet a. the center
line ~ thc South Iryrr ~ Main Canal: thence
following tht center liur W. said lev-r. y. ~
deg. - II. 40 Itell.l feet across east line M
survey No. 2N:i. ~ "1262 IT, beginning. ~
deg. IS II. go feet. \. ~ dec. ~ T. ~ ISL
iii. the center uf THU It. u. II. 4 NJ l;y. nj
$40 IL. y stake. y. :. deg. o East 1907 IL.
y. - deg 70 T.. 100 II. y. IL deg. ~ T.. 100
it,. y. G7 deg. - l.. SCI II. the end Of curve;
thence y. 90 deg. ~ l.. at 1906 feet cross
the east line uf Survey 800. 40 .i1ll.> feet the
beginning M -.cund curve: thence N. IA deg.
~ East lfN.l ft- North =. deg. NJ East lGl-1
trrt. thence y. ~ deg. 30 East ~ 1854 feet
cross east line uf Survey 2il. at 2.tti.N feet.
the end II main canal. thence \. q deg. 1T ~.
go A.. \" ~" II NJ. corner M il"ck MI ~.
i'll subdivision; thence with the = line ~ Block
"a. and rs n. - deg. I3' T.. AZ 1870 IN. cross
the east line 81 Survey NJ. ~, AT 3.t3l.4 feet.
the : T.. corner ~ Block NJ. ~. in the east
Tine nf survey ;. y deg. - H. 5S4.5 feet ;n
the bank nl thr Arroyo Colorado. theme ur
said Arroyo Colorado with it~ mrandrrs along
the y. Bank 81 sam" 4" TIE place ui begin
ming. containing IN az N>t.bI acres from which
is deducted q strip a. feet m width parallel
with thr canal throughout ltS rntir" length.
same being in the canal reservation. containing
-3.ia acres. bat leaving the arrrt nv SIN.i.,
Aud on the Bird day Of August. a.. -. 1919. be-
ing the first Tuesday 1f said mouth. between
the hours M ~ n'riuch a. NJ. and I o'clock
II. NJ. un ~aii day. M thu cnHrthousr door WI
said county. / viii offer for sale. and sell I'D
public auction for cash. an the right. title and
interest 81 the said Hin Sugar Company. "a
corporation. IN and a. said property.
Dated nd brownsville. Texas. this the 18th
day NJ July. A.. H.. 1915.
w. a. NA\\.
sheriff Of Cameron County. Texas.
by &. \. Nctiovrrn. Deputy. l33031
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Fight The Watchword
Of Tobacco Growers
(By Associated rress.l

Lexington, Ky, july pa meeting ut
ihc Tobacco Growers Association. tor thc
purpose ut thrc~hiu@ out their differences
with tine warehouse owners. will take place
here today. The members are called Ia
arms against X 0IIcged combine III NV
warehouse men. an| President Mckee of
the growers declares that unless the de
signs NJ the warehouse owners are thwurt-
cd. the grower viii suffer y cut III price
for their crops thu year. II II claimed by
the officials ni the grower association
that tile organization formed against them
~ contrary to the wishes If the best men
IN the Warehouse business. President Me
Zee claims that the warehouse combiru-
tiUn refused tx let the question ut utfIi-
alton be put Ia their stockholders. many
of whom are growers.
David Luhlin. expert IN rural credits and
farm marketing. who founded thc Inter
national Institute Of Agriculture in Rome.
will address the mas meeting today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Clear Tomato Soup.

Add a pint n water ~ Z quart a stew
"a tomatoes. Add Y Slice NJ onion, halt Y
bay leaf. i lash eli celery salt and = few
celery tops. = tea~poontul IF salt. = chop
ped green pepper. Cook Together Tor tt-
teen minutes. put through y sieve. add two
tablespoonful> zach OF Hour and butter
rubbed together. or corn starch Will make
4 clearer soup. Cook until the starch H.
well cooked. Serve with squares Of toast
cd bread.
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NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice Is here bygivcn thar the Annual
meeting of the Stockholders. and the Annual
Meeting Of thr I.nard "f Directors If san BE
nlto 4 I;iu Grandr Valley Railway Company.
have each hrrm called ana viii ~ held III the
principal ufir' WI said company IN the city If
San Eenit". Ia Cameron County. Texas. on
Wednesday. the 18th day uf August. \. -.
1915. 1T II u'curk Noon.
At tacl III said meetings such business will
~ transacted a~ may properly come before
said Annual Meeting. respectively.
Given under my hand. and arteSted hy the
seal If said Company on this. the 18th day II
fuir. A. Il. 1919.
Sill a. ROBERTSON. President.
ATTEST:
\. IL. WI\SOR. Secretary.
-1Geot
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When You feel oppressed dull and
stupid. are inert and languid-do not
blame il WI on the weather. Heat will
not affect you ~ much III the bowels
are regular. Foley Catharric Tablets
are ideal for indigestion and cnnStina-
ton. They relieve stout persons If that
bloatcd. heavy feeling. MARTINEZ Drug
Store, No. Cor. Market Squarc.-Adv.
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The King Of Siam

tFrom the Louisville Couricr-Journal.l
The Ntaut~- Zeituug says THE German re-
ply " eminrntly satisfactory. But to Amer
leans. and To- others not IN the pay of the
kaiser. IL i- reminiscent of i speech from
the throne made IN AT Oriental monarch.
who sand ~ am the king Of Siam. | am,
and tor others | don't give a damn"
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STATE BANK TRUST co.
Brownsville, Texas
China and the HOq.

tFrom the Louisville Couricr-Journal.)
The Chinese claim that they domc-ticat
ca The hog 1000 years before lew birih uf
Christ. And nowhere else T. the hog 80
thoroughly domc~ticatcd. Outside oi
China hr IN not encouraged to sleep iu 'hr
bedroom and cat III the kitchen.
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Wirlrs~ equipment and ! photograph
have been combined ~ \ New York
inventor in portable signalling APP
paratuS for Use railroad ur Il sea.
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". Il. IIINkl.iY. Tru-t
1la -l

N wire basket WI wheels tn hr uul-.l
about Tor H. coilrct on IT rubbish
which can hr burned without -ImFft n-
the basket. ~ rhr invention oI au lI-
linoiSau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

The cover 1T \ new tea kettle l. re-
vcrScd from the usual form and has
a spring controlled trap 81 that il can
To- filled with water without removal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

Clutches that can wv heightened OF
shortened and with adjustable hand
grips have been invented IN Germany
To be- useful 10 men Of different sizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

Being part uf survey No. ~. X. tpntrrraS
Iatcntrr, and being Farm Block NJ. ,. com
tanning 1glu> acres W. land. uIt VI said survey.
IN subdivision II" w the Harrington Land x
Water Cumpany's subdivision of said survey.
according 90 the official map and plat thereof.
pa record ID thr Real Estate Records ~ Gam
-run County. Texas.
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Lands, and out of subdivision - of the Har-
lingen Land x Water Company's subdivision
Of said surveys. according To the official map
and plat thereof. Of record IN the Real Estate
Records rf Gem ron County. Texas. more par
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Or are You rushing madly through lite
with no definite purpose III view.
Your CHECK BOOK j. your PASS BOOK
t. future independence. n BANK AC-
COUNT viii put YOU on the RIGHT
TRACK.
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NOTICE.

Ny French Restaurant in Matamoroe
will again be opened to the public from
Sunday, June q. and | will he pleased to
serve my friends and former patrons.
Moderate prices.
-G4tf. JUAN DORROUZET.
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r
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN
THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD

One insertion. I,er word lie
More than one Insertion. per word. ..... -
The above rates apply 10 advertisements
running without change only.
Orders for Classified Ais ~ less than II
words are counted as II words.
Classified Ads run ~ i~uttrydls are charged
the one time rate.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LESSONS-Mis~ Francisco Bo-
lado. 52l Elizabeth street. Sessions ;
a. q and . ID : D.. VA. ID
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ASlIlONABLE-Dressmaking late-tstyle
books to select from. Mrs. Harper. 30i
Adams. -
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Third tract.

containing IN the aggregate luO1.I9
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HELP WANTED.

DAY CLERK-And night clerk wanted AT
once. Apply Miller Hotel IS
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Eleven Hundred ami NINETY SiX ANA l1-iWt
'lllG.l2l acres ut land. wing and being SIN.
atcd in the County 81 Cameron. STATE 81 Texas
adjoining the town Of Harrington. m said couu.
~. and more particularly described a. follows
tu-Wit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
ASHLANOtRS PLAY
IN LYNCHBURG
Title for Championship OF Eastern Vir-
ginia viii Be Settled saturday.
Much Interest In Game

Ashland. Va, Nov 17.--With the
matching OF the Lemon and Black of
randolph Macon against the Garnet
and Gray of zampden Sidney at
Lynchburg Saturday in a gridiron bat
tie that promises to thrill, followers
of the pigskin will get their first real
taste of football that has been offered
this season. The Yellow Jackets and
Tigers always put up clean and fast
exhibition of the popular college
pastime. and inasmuch as the comm :
contest decides the cham ionship Of
Eastern Virginia. the gridiron war
riors of both institutions will be prim
ed for action and a hot battle NAV
be expected. The Farmville lads have
an old score to settle with the locals
while the Jackets have a victory early
in the season to defend, and they are
determined to duplicate their first
performance.
However, Ham pden- Sidney has inn
proved wonderfully since then, send
ing the Richmond College team down
TO defeat on two occasions. The latter
In turn licked the Jackets. so the
series mas Deen regular merry 60
round
Coach Riess will drive his charges
at gruelling pace this week, and it
will be fighting machine that faces
ampden- Sidney Saturday.
The two Lvnchburg boys Bob
Scott and Frank Christian are run
ming at topnotch form and are expect
ed TO put up the best game of their
football career on the gridiron OF the
Hill City Saturday afternoon. W. r.
Scott. from Bedford City. is captain of
the Lemon and Bla ok this fall, and
football wiseacres have pronounced
Scottie' as one of the best ends in
the State. deadly tackler and adept
in huggtng forward passes. he ia n
tower of strength on the right wing.
In Lancaster Randolph Macon has one
of the best quarterbacks she has ever
boosted. A brilliant broken-f1eld rum
ner and a keen general. this sturdy
warrior upholds the Methodists'
hopes for victory. In fact, it Ia said
that the game will be a fight for
supremacy between Thurman for
Hampden- Sidney, and Lancaster wear
ing the Lemon and Black
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
GAME HERE SATURDAY
WILL BE CRUCIAL.
Spiders and Wiamsburgers Will Fight Things Finish In
Effort to Tie Up Standing of Elevens In Eastern Col
legiate Association Starts at 3 O'clock.

Despite the defeat administered
them last Saturday by Hampden-Sid-
ney. Richmond Colleges football war
riors have not given up hope OF VIM
ming the ampionship honors In ths
Eastern Virginia intercollegiate Az
ISOLATION. Richmond College plays
william and Mary here Saturday at
ternool In Broad Street Park, tho
game beginning at O'Clock. and
should the Spiders win, aad the Yell
low Jackets defeat the Tigers in
Lynchburg. three teams Richmond.
Ashland and Hampden-S Sidney, will
be tied for pionship houors.
Thu Indians have not yet won 4
championship game, but the Spiders
believe this will lead to the fight Sat
urday being hard one and they are
not going to spare efforts to get in
form. william and Mary's football
teams are famous At pulling surprises
and this might be the case Saturday
A stiff scritnmage will be given the
squad today by Coach Dohson, while
there will probably be another one
administered tomorrow. Miller ara
kuyk are fass recovering and will be
in trim for the Saturday conflict
The present race is very close.
Hampden- Sidney leads with q per-
centage of SEQ. while Randolph Ma
con stands second with a percentages
Of $50. Hamp en-Sidney. however,
has but one more game to play. and
if it succeeds in defeating Randolph-
Macon. will win the 1915 champions
ship. The Ashland team must play
another game with Richmond College
before it's series is completed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
PENN SQUAD HANDED
SIGNAL SURPRISE

Philadelphia. Nov. 17.--Dr. Will
hams handed the Pennsylvania varsity
a big surprise this afternoon by not
giving the team any scrimmage. In
stead of the expected game with the
scrubs he spent the entire tim with
signal drill. The reason for this
change in the planned schedule for
the week was The fact that neither
Loucks nor Bell displayed very good
judgment as to the selection of plays
IN yesterdays scrimmage. So this af-
ternoon the varsity went through a
rather unique signal drill. The quar-
terback would call a signal and as the
play started DR.. Williams would call
out the number of yards the man was
supposed to gain. In this way the
quarterbacks were put in every con-
ceivable position where good snap
judgment was necessary. Whenever
the quarterback chose the wrong play
DR.. Williams called on other mem
bers of the backfield to select a bet
ter one,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
SUFFOLK WILL BE
WELL REPRESENTED
Tidewatcr Baseball Fans Arc Not Co
ing TO Allow the Virginia League
Magnates TO Dust Them.

Suffolk. Va. Nov. Ill. Thornton
Wtthers says that he rever authorized
the statement that Suffolk had
enough of baseball, and that Suffolk
would probably be out OF the league
next season. ''lt Is true that we
dropped about $4,000 last season." he
said today to a representative Of this
paper, but you teIlem we can scrap
up a little more If it is necessary"
We are not at all sure that We won't
be right there when the umpire calls
play bali next year; at any rate, we
haven't said we would not"
President Charles r. Taylor will be
on hand at the Norfolk meeting
Thursday. with full power to act for
Suffolk.
Secretary Witners may he at the
meeting also
The Suffolk fans have read with
considerable amusement. the various
plans made for them by the other
cities, hut as they still own their fran
chise. ii is their present intention to
be on hand to have a say in these
sa~se plans While the men wha fl
nanced the proposition here fought
losing game, they were good losers.
and have not yet said they were
through.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
NORFOLK GAME To
Be A THRILLER

West Raleigh. Nov, 1.-THE Techs
last week of practice began here yes
terday afternoon. which will wind up
with the Thanksgiving game at Nor
folk against Washington and Lee.
Both teams suffered a severe drubbing
in last Saturdays contests. and win
eagerly await the outcome OF the
classic to. be held at Norfolk. The
Techs are working this week. de-
termined tn put up a good fight in
the closing chapter of this seasons
work. The record so far hasn't been
all glory. but each game has been a
hard fought one, played under odds
at times.
A. a. NJ, will probably present its
regular lineup against the Generals in
the turkey day contest All are sore
and suffering from bangs and kicks
sustained in the Georgetown clash,
but none are hurt seriously. Sullivan
suffered severe cash on his nose,
which the referee claimed came from
his own foot. but the star A. Il NJ
halfback is unable to make himself
believe that II was his own foot that
handed out such blow. The wound
required six stitches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
No Edge in Weight
Seen at Cambridge
in Saturday S Game

There is little difference In the
weights Of the Harvard ana Yale
elevens that will face one another
Saturday in their thirty-sixth annual
battle.
Harvard will carry the edge In the
line, but the Blue will be heavier
in the hackfleld. SO much so that on
the entire eleven the blue will have
a fraction of pound edge
The Harvard line from tackle to
tackle weighs cas- pounds, an average
OF 1871 3-5 pounds to t4le man. Yale's
weighs eo3 pounds. an average OF
$50 as pounds.
The Harvard line from end to end
weighs 500 pounds, an average Of
l7o. an advantage of nearly FIVE
pounds to the man for the Crimson.
The Harvard backfield weighs 655
pounds, an average OF 1913 "a pounds
TO the man. against Gg4 pounds for
Yale. an average II 1T3 Ia pounds.
an advantage for the Blue OF ten
pounds to the man.
The Harvard team as whole
weighs l,s4o pounds, an average Of
116 Al pounds to the man. against
1877 pounds for Yale, an average Of
1T three seventies of pound to the
man in favor Of the Blue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
DENIES TRENCHARD WAS
BUSTED FROM POSITION
Despite Ugly Rumor Which Said That Head North Carolina
Coach Had Resigned, Chapel Hill Squad Continues to
Practice Hard For Game Here Thanksgiving Day

track man and halfback. who was
shifted to end. is the last to be In
jured. He could not even be taken to
Winston Salem and will not get back
In the game the rest of the season.
His absence will be a distinct loss to
the team. Both Wright and Love are
injured to the extent that they will
not play again this fall. Metz wifi in
all probability get in shape to at least
start the Virginia game.
He has been suffering from a
bruised shoulder. received in the game
with Georgia Tech" Trenchard has
been forced to use Hogan at left end
Hogan Is much the same type Of
player as Homewood. although ne will
never make the great player Home
wood is. Hogan IL a tower OF strength,
smashes interference well and is a
fierce and fairly sure tackler. He is
not extra on receiving passes and Is
not fast. He PLAYED his first inter-
collegiate game aSturday.
The apparent ease with which
Davidson circled Carolina's ends fol-
substantial gains on several occasions
Is not at all pleasing to the coaches
Twice the Davidson backs ran
through the whole team and were
kept from scoring by Quarterback
Long.
Homewood, for two gears An
Southern end. is very happy since the
game Saturday. Just before the close
OF the first half of the game he
blocked kick from placement on
Cardinals thirty five yard line
scooped 1t up In flash and dashed
forty yards for the first touchdown
Of his football career He has been
literally showered with kilograms of
congratulations from all over North
Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
YALE READY FOR
HARVARD CRIMSON !

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 17.-Tom
Shevlin put the Yale football team
through the final practice Of the sea-
son in the bowl this afternoon. Ex-
cept for q signal drill In the stadium
early Friday afternoon the Yale var
sity IS ready to meet Harvard on Sat-
Crday.
Fortunately there have been no Sc
rious injuries to contend with this
week. The men played through the
Princeton game without mishap. ex-
cept to Wiedman. who is out OF the
game indefinitely. There has been
come hard work this week. but none
OF the men has suffred hurts as a
result. Every man is on his toes for
the Harvard game. and is anxious for
the starting whistle to blow.
Most of the attention OF the coaches
today was given to signal practice,
in which there was Improvement over
yesterdays showing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
FREDERICKSBURG WINS
FROM COLUMBIA, 60
Exciting Game Ensues at Byrd Park When Teams Which Are
Evenly Matched Get Together Gridiron-Game Went
Scoreess Until Last Four Minutes of Play

:. The fredericksburg eleven defeated
Columbia Athletic Club yesterday af-
ternoon at Byrd Park in an exciting
and close game.
The game went scoreless up until
the last four minutes of play, when
r. G. Fletcher broke through Column
bias line, making a run OF forty-nVe
yards and scoring the only touchdown
of the game, Simms falling to kick goal
from placement.
The play was at times very rough.
and both teams were severely done up
after the game.
The nearest Columbia came to cross
ing Fredericksburgs line was when
the latter tried forward pass, Rollins
seemed fairly to leap In the air and
grab the ball, going back thirty-eight
yards. within ten yards of goal, only
to lose the ball on downs. The Fred
.ericksburg line could not be broken.
Both eievens seemed TO be about
evenly matched In both weight and
play. The Fredericksburg backfield
had little weight over their oppo-
, .nents.
Mays. r. c. Fletcher Hill and f.
Fletcher featured for Fredericksburg
Faulter. Rollins and Tolbert for the
defeated eleven.
The lineup follows;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18

Chapel Hill. N c.. Nov. 1.-THE
rundor that Head Coach "Doggie"
Trenchard has been deposed is abso-
lutely groundiess. Coach Trenchard
Is still at the head of the Carolina
varsity coaching system. Several
members of the athletic committee
Were approached upon this subject
and all declared that 40 change had
been made in the coaching this sea-
son. The charge made in one North
Carolina paper that before the Glenn
son game the athletic committee read
the riot act to the coaches and at
the same time put Joe Dun at the
head OF the coaching system Is also
unfounded.
Trenchard still has general super
vision OF the whole squad and spe-
cializes on the ends. Dun has charge
OF the line and Cunningham the back
field.
As TO the contention that the poor
showing OF the team is due to frater-
nifty jnfluenEe and favoritism. the
assertion deserves only rtdicule. 1t
II reported that one fraternity has
seven men on the team. This ia
fact Only four of this number. how
eevr. are on the first team and those
four are ranked high in Carolina foot
bail circles. IN Guiding Captain Dave
Tayloe. halfhack; John Tayloe. guard,
Cowell, guard, and Mcdonald. half
back. These four men were not
chosen through favoritism. but be-
cause they are the best men for those
positions.
Continue to Work.
On account Of the Injury of four of
the candidates for left end. Coach
Trenchard has been forced to abandon
using his ends to advantage in carry
ing the ball as he had planned earlier
N the season. Black. the ten-second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-18
Feds Select N. Y.
Baseball Home
"New York Americans Will Be
Shocked When They Hear OF Sc
lection Says Prexy Gilmore.

New York. Nov. 17.-Detailed plans
for the immediate invasion Of Man
haitian by the Federal League viii
be announced early next week. ac-
eording to the word OF President
James 8. Gilmore.
THE New York Americans will be
shocked when they learn our ate. :"
continued the chieftain Of the inie-
pendents. Our new grounds viii be
most accessible. Transportation ia
cilities could not be equaied any
where else. for a subway station will
be right at our front door. Before
the middle Of next week we will be
ready to furnish the public not only
with the location Of the new park.
but with plans and specifications OF
what will be one OF tbs most elah-
crate and capacious baseball plants
in this country"
1t was learned today that the Fed
eral League has selected the site
near Lenox Avenue and One Hundred
and Forty-hfth Street for it, Man
haitian home