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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Supreme Court-speciai Term Before
Manning, J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ, Lti-
Before GaTretson, J.--Ex .parto matters
supreme court-speeial Term Trials
iSio, Is:i. i is::, iss5-iS!G 1873 lis Thr
sndar OF January Il win be added to tho
day calendar from time to time a. these
reached ese on the regular call, No 1875. .
supreme CouTt-Trial permTDSy Cal
snd1 Part Ill B Mey r. ar Part Ma %s
pinall. j.. Part v, BENEDICT. J., Part VI.
Van sisien P2r' vi; JayGGS: j. Court
the time required for trial thereof will be
assigned on Fridays. II not finished that
Monday Nos, 1851 $3.50, l7isst7is. iTsi.
40 st!!5s t75s t5so. A7Sl, ssi:-ssit, 1872
ISIS. ';siiii. ' Gsss. ss:t' iss7' $50 ;fst.
asa, 9gOi. asa 4S+S, 4Sts, 4sts, Asso.
.sSi tsS: 1853, 's5i, $50 'sSsits5o; The
down for day upon this call. Nos. .ss..
1873 1880 'sssss sissc 1855 49,: ass. t So s
.s9s, .ses. 1879 1900. !sos' 1905. .sls.
1870, tSsS. 1855 ,ssi. isss, $3.50. $40.
te!;. 4944,4oel is4S;+e5o. a94s, 4sis. 1853.
tss ' SS r. sS , sn No H sss number
supreme court-Trial Term-Part VII
Before IayeoE, J; court S opens At 10 A; N.
cent De Luca. murder.
County court-Part Iv.-Betors Faweett,
3No Sour ssS open" :sss SsS, ass ISL 'S SSco
2s5S 275s. Reserved calendar marked ready
County court,-For TriaI-PaTt L.BefoIs,
Dixie. J. Court opens at 10 A NJ Criminal
Bromley. Injury TO railroad property; Frank
Jordlno, burg; Pasauale sarno asst; John
part ii before Roy. J.--jabrieie Iannota
murder; Joseph Alter. rob and 9 Icy, asst;
Ar4huT Elnyin burE. n lev. IOeeph LeSfn
and i.idor. Lssin, 6urr, attemp poisoning
'' PAR iG iTi.@Bcf %S ayian. J Florence
sr9os 81 s.. wsm S S.an si. P wiism
as"i2iego, ; icy 70; JoSs;RH < ,Nas:a..
John Cummings Bernard Tarpey, James
Foley. sliss James Pennlce. burE' 6 Icy. REQ;
Frank Ticks. burg, Icy rec; George Mana
surrogates SQUIRT calendar--Betor. Ket.
R .S% second SSn 0 Ioot TSs wills of Emms
NJ Brown, William h, Wardell Thomas r
Ga Brsnas A0i ANNA WIZ Ffey ana G. Tyou
The administration OF James w Ryan
The accounting tn the es's s % william , "
M sGs1RS,%' LyGis Z Ea.tSn, " =: Adsm;eH
HTHHHi,o, Sorfoik. wtiism Vent. MsrEars,
S %1,iA" rss .sia,s: Of Se'I@ smith as1ss
/ HowitZ and Hart infants. Contested
oalendar-The viii OF James Mooney.
QUEENS COUNTY,
Supreme court-Trial Term-Before Scud-
der, j. Held In the County Court House
in Long Island City. ~ Y. Court opens and
calendar called In Part !. al 10
sci be- nled with the clerk In Part l. At
tention Of the bar is called to Rules 8 ,
and calendar .uIes 9",sS' eoSnty ~. ~
! 100 s?jL Csl. ssb, 61L The following
causes II marked ready win be passed for
on this call Nos SIS, ss9. IlsA, 5s1 7a;>
, 7sa 73I, 735, 1917, 73S. 73s. 7lo HiEbs~N
40
County Court - Trial Term - BefoIa
| called At 10 A M-Nos' To- 7s, IS, so. 81,
g, So. 92, %; -, g.. 100 ~. g. 81, 90
on general calendar is 100. Remainder of
calendar passed until Monday. January 10.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. Stock. Amt. Payable
T. W Noolworth, quar-
terly .,....,.......... com lh~. Mar. /
Illuminating Power and
Securities Corporation,
quarterly ...'....... pfd IE% Feb. IS
Fort Worth Power and
Light. quarterly ,...... pfd y e Feb.
Home Insurance, semi
annual ...........,... - 10es -
Pittshurg and Lake Eric
Railroad. seni-annuRl.. - o.. 80 Feb. /
East 81 Louis and Su-
burhan QuRrterly...... pfd IN e Feb. /
American Pipe and
Construction Securities.
sent annual .......... pfd - Feb. I
New York Honduras and
Rosario Mining, quar-
terly .........'........ - So. Jan. so
York Railways. semi.
annual (scrip) ......... pfd az 20 Jsn.3o
Pacific Bank. quarterly, - 2fs Feb. /
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av. 25.ix9ss: Amsterdam sv. W Croton
st. 2i.sx93; Amsterdam av, W s. at 8
land Ellza d Jumel runs ioox ; SOY
slS SSS Jy-y " az isi SGn st Nov igiI
yrs c; atty Edw Mlehling. 26s
Bolton RD. vs.. 50 aosiih st, iso.iiSi5SS,
Postal Life Ins co. IS Nassau st. Dec 81.
1919. yrs, y c: atty. G Lockwood, q
Nassau 81 ....................... 'lSo.Oo0
BronI.
thorough Of The Bronz.)
18TH ST. $. ISL W Washington av, iG.i0x
100--Margt Broderlck to Annie VI Atwood.
II W 10th st, Jan 8, due Jan !. 1918,
pc; ettys, Williamson & b. sSi Alex
SIMPSON sTi . 5. sl6 : i6ithi ST, ssSi0iSW
Lyman Silberman to Benenson Realty Co.
40l = 1921 81, Jan ~. install. p c: atty,
Az 2O7o. = es, 56iixsstl---
Arthur w \ Meyers to Kate o Reiss, 1879
Morris av, Jan 8. yrs. y CT atty, q =
MATS sT' :. adj land sarah Boulie, SSx
100; also lane, running from y Fordham
TO Edw Robltzek, i0is y 1880 x, Jan AZ,
due as per bond; atty. r & Co. i76
SANE 'pRoPERTY.samiie' to Josephine
jan S" T.. due March arch" /. iOis' c; atty,
issrM ST. :. is.s Valentine av. lots lots.
TiovL Bldg Co, Inc, 10 Manhattan. M,g
Sfy Nomination %a Mtg Co 200 S' pW W. go
iSSTH ST, n 9, 1875 Valentine av. i2e to
W Tlebout av xto2.e-same 70 same
Jam Jan H. due as per bond; ,as 800 o6c
vkIL'HENTiNE Az. u cor isSih ST. 'iSsiS
t:s- srH Bds Go to Ms Shs Mtg mtg
hond. atty. Manhattan Mtg CO. zoo
Bway ..'..'.''''.'.' ''''''''' FSo'VVV
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erty Of estate OF william n ogden, at
Highbrldge; also lot No %, parcel ], block
252S, same mHp-Ida Lamb vs. John
Sohns foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty,
w II Sammis
v AsHINGToN AV. 14ls--New York Life
Insurance Trust Co VS. George Francis
Murphy ct al foreclosure of mortgage);
attys. Emmett & Parish.
lATONAII AV. 2 =, 20 = 236th ri, 25xs5--
Sarah II Corwith vs Pauline Levy ct al
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WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.--The day call NJ
the United states supreme Court for ThuTs-
day Ii Nos. us, 100 l2l (and 1870, l2' ~
ie5 le6, 1879. 1870 and 1871,
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan


34TH ST. zoe E-Title G 4 7 Co to trustees
&C Convs g 1 Of \ Z. 'SSi WAN st; atty, T 9
80 Az. W s n to Richd Ta5sT at
Long Branch u atty. same .;. ,,, 'n iO,,
man, 80 L 10th 81. atty. q Co l5d
isiTH ST. sic W--Lco j Melnhard ct al
or. Isaac McInhard' to lily stapslfeld,
HAVEN Az n COZ lSoth st le5xii'--
Central Bidg Imp, q l9vt CO 70 Chateau l,,i
iisTHIi sr ;' isi.S ELpavid Ravitch to David
man EOs F TS. 5. LibS ssS q st a''y''
i5SD ~, :. 500 " Ans Gv 25xso in.
Emma Z 4 white to Loretta - 4 Harrison IscIl,
AMSTERDAM Az. y " cor s,th It, 100 *
lUO--fssopold Melchner TO Helen Flors-
helm, IL, West End av; atty Geo Lud
PLOT 81, man Ft washington & nu.na
THAI. indy q member Of rm OF Green
hut. slegel Cooper co, bankers. to VIM II
LETTERS. Jersey city. y J; atty. VIM wech,
l1sTH ST. - w-Lawyers Mtg co to Ella
II Powell 2s2 Wordsworth av. address e.
liSrHi ST ST. y % w.no.c NJ Dyrns & - ano,
trus, to Lawyers Mtg co. 90 Liberty
scrH ST. $50 wN.Gaston Tisne to Racine RSch.,
Kaufman, 500 W i44th st. atty Ing
60. 100 Bway .........,..... ...,. s.. VI
iS4rH ST. 64s w--Corpora Realty Co. Inc.
20 George II Budke, 1870 Belmont av, an
300. Of $4,000; atty, Eugene DAILY. q
Bronx
REALTY OPERATING co TO Edward J
KE G.Sa' E.pbw j. in. to Angus, c Al,
EpMoNr REALTY co to Jessie c sgther.
coiLlUMBiA TRUST co to Edmont Really
RoSs. JoMN O. eSr to John O Roos 5000
BRIGGS. ABBY n, TO Kate Is valen,
LAWYERS MTG 60 10 Arthur MsdS {
srE:iHNKAMP. poRoTHEA. E, al, cS;rs, 10
COLUMBIA Trust co to Lawyers Nor,
o'smEA. Sc;ifARiorrs 4, to william {
Arno'd '-..... ''''''''' ''''''''' ~ oVV
KLEIN. Joe NJ. to Julia Haiprln $685.
HALPRtN. JULIA: 20 Louise sehwalbe 500
lace .''......'.'''''.'. '''''''''' so'991
SAME 20 same. '..,,.....'......''..N 5og
sfTrz. VIM, to Alice V conkiin. .... 500
BRENNAN. KATE a. to Antonio
wEssiFP SIDE CONSTRUCTION co to ; cisSS
TITLE GUAR .rEusf co to Abr /
| true TO Herman lie n Ionessh rdand N,
FOSTER, FREDERIC DE +. & ano, trus
to Herman lie Jones ................Sl
/ JONES. HERMAN LIZ II, to Cath
! l'rd 'r''s''t' ''''s'.'.''' '''.'s'S h'Vu'
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QUEENS COUNTY
Court ~ App,al, calendar.
4. : suprsme Court Calendar.

ALBANY. Jan. ls--Ths Court OF Appeals
calendar for Tomorrow follow: Nos, lbS'
1855, l7J, ms. 7l6. 100 and 1871.
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MORRIS HEIGHTS. right OF way OF v

MOKRIb HEIGHTs, rlght OF way OF y
Central and Hudson River y. Circuit
House Breaker No lO-John Simons. Go
agt n Central and Hudson River n r.
owner; Grannis and Marley Contracting
ARTHUR e'r Hv. W s. se.s ii Of isitS st.
25x5l.2-Hudson Wood Working Co agt
Pietro Cinelli. owner and contractor s465
WISE Az, /, 1il-t, 1891, i4b-William
Kleen agt Philip Epstein and II W
Fischer, owners and contractors .ssS
INTERVAIE AV, 999-p05--Joseph r Baronc
agt Angel Construction Co, owners and
contractors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ;sl,56S
i7sTH ST. ., ss2 q " OF Boston
I'd. SI.6XloO-Gus Schlair Eagle wrought
Iron Works, Inc, agt Hull Building Co,
Inc. oMnara and contraction Nb2A ] 8
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MECHANICS EIENs.
.. $500.

STU Av. t25 and 4s7.-ots Elevator co
agt Henry a. Henry A. Jr. and Emma y
Siebrecht, owners ami cUhtra ctors. S3I6
seth ST, 1bS and $50 E--Nassau Iron
Works. Inc, agt Geller Co. owner Her
man Bachrach, lessee: Jacob Shapiro and
Morris Nassau, contractors. ....,..t3,2O 200
BROADWAY. " cor 500 ~, l0lxl00.3-
Frank Boyle agt Posada Realty Co; Enter
prise Hotel Co, Inc. contractor 1896
22D ST, 3t5 to 32i E-Davld Arbeiteer agt
John Doe. owner: Esther and Samuel
karger, contractors. ........ ...... .tl2J
9th ST, 12i w-Thomas McWalters agt
James Hebron, owner and contfac-
tor '.-........... 81 ia al
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MORTGAGES
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.

LEONARD ST. n =, 1870 Hudson vt. 2Bx
74.6-Robert l. Shepard to American Mtg
90, 81 Nassau 81, Jan 10. yrs, 8 c;
attys, Bowers 4 Sands, As Cedar 1t IS. 600
RININfTON ST, ocr Chrystie NJ, COX
81; Chrys'i6 II, cor Delaney 1t, so TX
l00.G-,Douls Perlstein to Morris Levy, l4S
w lilth II. Jan ia due Jan I, 1912.
p c; atty, Myron sulzburger. ss Park
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name r. omitted
address party Of second part.)
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West Side.
swest of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.1

9Th Az, 81, W D. cot 5 Isth IT. e0xst.
interior strip COS 4Sth II Ni6 " 9th av.
runs " 3sX IA 80 g 3SN 30 TO beg
n Gtst 81. and =, Jan l2 address ca,
soru sr s1, W ,so ~ va, r a.,
2bxl0o. MARY y Agnsw to 81 Johns
Park Realty Co, % Liberty IT. all liens,
Dec II; Rttys Bowers Sands, ~ Cedar
18th ST = =, I16.1 . Riverside Drive. i2ON
I00.11-Central Bldg Impt q lnvt co to
Premium Holding Corpn, l49 church II,
mtg 100000, Jan 10; sttys, SOM Bros,
lfg Church Observation-Disclosures. 500
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on Ace 81 TURpA u in
SD4 PROVISION co.

Turkeys Ducks Geese and chick
ems I; also fresh country butter. 300
and sSc per lb sdTertIsemen|.
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HIGH SCHOOL
FIVE LOSES
FIRST CANE
Park rshurg Team Defeats
Coach Arflett S BoysiIla
Fast Game.

The Washington and Irving high
:scilol basket bail 1--we were defeated
in the first game Of the season, play
ed with the strong ParkersIburg 1--WE,
inSt the high school gpmna SUM, before
q large crowd Friday night, the score
being ~ to rs. 81
The local team was slow on tlle
floor and while Its passing was bet
Ter than former teams representing
the school il VII have TO improve
~ ut wants to be In d class with
the leading high school teams Of the
state. Coach ATnett has some good
material, but Is light and the only
way TO win with a light team is to
have 1T lightning fast and the locals
need considerable practice before it
reaches that stage. Z =. ~
The score at the end OF the half
was is to q nafayor Of the Parkersa
burg boys the local guards were
unable to cope with the Parkersbnrg
forwards, and Peel, the local center,
was outplayed by Crawford in every
department. of the game. Crawford
scored as many points of Peck as
the entire. local team scored in the
game. -. ~ y
The ParkersBurg team was about
twenty pounds heavier to the man
than the local team and all were old
:bask etball mel, having played on the
F'arkersburg team for several year,
The local boys wiil not meet anctii-
er team as strong IS the ParkerSb burg
bunch for several weeks and BIZ that
time Coach Arnett viii have his
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~ - : IL ~ ia. "a, rtlr q.
a.. VIZ wtelsssee ~ Were amused ana
posing g the picture, IN q SOFT siight
:soalssswLas pas; n I, however,
lot any more sensational stnan the
Usual CHORUS onerlng fne, scenic
~ ~, ana costutnlng are elapeFT
Ate; mere are good principals, es7
'peclalliye MAJ MAJ z nliip 20 ana = rank bet.
"a rana IN tae COMEDY parts ana Hazel
ssnann9n IN moaern aaneess tne Ut
We glrl on me .ieIt ena OIL the chorus
,a.tIac.eo mgcn attentlon ny tne
wnDie nearteu way (. N wnlcn .sne
swg .,, An anDiuous MISS, sne
VIII soon Upward 70 more nm
;portant parts z,
Many noveities We're introduced. by
,ne weii-arliiea chorus ana ,tney selicTs
!ilea mucn applause from tne appre7
caatlse audience.
..,,., &. ~ = ~ !.
Mnicn Moula You Ratner Be. IS s
9 scisver. llttle MN comedy, producea
py me beauty COMPANY IN when
Joseph Harris and Wenster Campbell
play 9pposile eacn otner as e compile
OF drammers, VINO meet TWO girls
across g luncn counter In little
country town.
! b :
az tne musical circles OF America
KNOW, tne European war interrupt
ed me Bayreuth festival last summer,
wnere Madame Scnuman-Heink, VINO
wil appear az tne Robinson; Grand
at o'clock Friday night, Fepruary
~, was one o. the stars ; the famous
singers hurried return TO her ADOPT
ca country was one OF the very vel
come announcement mashed across
ene telegraph wires OF tne United
states. the beloved contralto mas
come BACK IN superb volce, ana IN
writing Of her singing, nothing more
timeiy Is at nana tna ai an. opinion re-
sript. Tue reviewer IN that paper
d.
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7
to their 4 1 IN the first half and de-
feating them 50 to 81 {, The game
was fast and the shooting Of Jacobs
was the feature, he getting ten goals
IN the first half The team work gots
both teams on the floor was good but,
wesleyan had the better Of Wheeling
IN this respect. The passing and
hoor work Of Neale and the defensive
work OF Singleton also featured the
game. Marsh again demonstrated
that he Is a great man In the ring,
having the Jump on Heavier and
playing q good floor game, but Heav-
ner's passing and floor work got the
better of his tall opponent and he
was able to put the leather through
the ring six times In a little more
than twenty minutes that he was In
the game. while the best that Marsh
could do was to cage four goals. and
three Of these were after Heavier
left the game.
The score:
Wesleyan SO. Wheeling go.
Jacobs +. Steele
Morrison F. Turk
Heavier o. Marsh
Neale q. Holden
Singleton q. Nav
Substitutfons Wesleyan: Resseg-
er for Morrison, Shumaker for ,Ja-
cobs, Akin for Heavier.
Field goals: Jacobs 10, Morrison
I. Heavier 6, Neale 8, Resseger 1.
Shumalser ., Steele Turk q, and
Marsh A. 80 Z
Goals from foul: Neale 3 out of 8,
Steele 6 out Of 10, Holden 3 out OF S.
Time of halves o minutes.
Referee stansbury. Sss y
Timer Post
Scorer Smith. Z
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I Y che siz-game contest betweenII
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Splendid Comedy, "Wild West
Love, also Included in
Good Program.

The attraction for today at the Or
pheum theater Is 1.-THE Devils Ffd-
der" wonderfully realistic drama
IN three parts, portrayed by an ex-,
cellent cast of players. Chester Con-
kin appears in mirth prooking
comedy called "Wild West Love- by
the Keystone Company. This is fol-
lowed by a Reliance drama, of which
the title is "a Lucky Disappoint-
ment.D
Monday a special program will be
shown. Marie valcanp and William
Clifford are seen in stirring two
part Bison feature, THE Trail Break
ers.n Rhea Mitchell and William s.
Hart in two-part drama, an the
Sage Brush Country and two SPLEEN
did single reels 1.-THE Tin Can
Shacks, 2 an American drama, with
Vivian Rich and .Bobby's Medal,r a
Reliance comedy drama, sure to
please.
The successful engagement OF The
Hallowe'on Girls musical comedy
company, at the 0deon theater, comes
to q close today. Large crowds have
attended every performance and have
been delighted with the entertainment
offered
The pictures for today include "The
Black Diamond Express" an episode
! oftsThe Hazards Of Helen Series. !" An
aeroplape, an express train and a
band OF cowboys engage In mad
race, in which q mans life hangs in
the balance. And the part Helen
plays in foiling the would-be aveng-
sers stamps her as the most daring
airi in motion pictures. There is also
8 shown a sSweediev comedy, entitled,
"a Maid Of War; and a vitagraph
4 drama, entitled, 1.-THE Moonshine Maid
and the Man, featuring Helen Card
ner.
A show seldom euualled for fun
ana entertainment was given last
night under the title Of Whose Baby
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|ORPHELllN SHOWS
THREE PART PA Y

Are You n by the Palace players. att
the Palace theater, to large and
spirited audience. Those present
were kept screaming from the Begin
ming to the end of the farce comedy,
which Is rich IN comical situations,
that Afforded the popular Palace play
ers an opportunity to break IRON
their usual routine OF dramatic char
acter parts and present a play far
superior to any comedy ever offered.
by a stock organization. The play!
was staged by Frank Mayor and ali
the small det1ils were developed m
a convincing manner
A big count1 > store. was given away.
including many useful articles used
only in q first class culinary depart
ment
military love drama, .sWho Goes
There?' fs the top piece at the Biiou
today. It is by H. A. Du Sonchet and
Is an adoption from the famous play
Of the same name, in which Walter
p. Perkins took the title role of Lieu
tenant Newman, known as "Toppy.'i
He takes the same part in this Aim
production. slippery Slim Gets
Square" .Helen's Sacrifice" and two
Biograph comedies Red Dye and
"a Natural Mistake" close the bill.
Monday an all-star cast in a mod
ern two-act drama 1.-THE Smuggiers
of Lone Isle" will be the headliner.
lsSmugglers and revenue officers en-
gage In mortal struggle in q furious
storm. Just as the smuggler is about
to Stay his foe, bolt of Tightening
kills the outlaw and sets fire to his
lair. A scene Of unparalleled real.
ism follows. Kate Price and William
Shea will present THE Athletic Fam
J ily." Mabel Trunelle will present
the fifth of THE Opportunities of
Olive" serial. This one, olive Dis
missed" will please.
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'Dresbach's all stare fiye.men 4 team
ana tne ;ycepn1 team, the ali star
team won the contest by 81 pins.
This was the first three games Of a
six game contest and the next three
games VIII be rolled on the Gore, al.
legs here next week ;'S
The Lyceum bowlers won the first
game by SIX pins and tho second
game by three pins but fell down IN
the last game and the locals won II
by 100 pins; ginving 1t ia lead Of 81
pins to start the next contest here.
Lee johnson, of this city had high
score and high average In the con-
test. He rolled 1871 in the first game
and averaged 1s1 for the three
games.
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ChamberIain's Cough Remedy-The
arotherrs Flayorite.

u give Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy to
when they have coidscr coughs
writes Mrs. Verne shaf1er, yandergrif1 Pa.
1T always helps them and d far superior to
my other cough medicine have used. Z
dvise anyone In need Of such q medicine to
'ii7s ]. q tri1is For sala By all dealers
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+ Rowland and Clifford's successful
musical comedy, September Morn,
with Its sensational posing of the.
celebrated painting of that name,i
drew a packed house Friday night
at the Robinson Grand theater and
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HEAVNQR and
JACOBS STAR
In Basketball Came Played
against Wheeling Team at
ckhannon.

RUcKHANNoN, jan: s9-Wheel-
Ing was the opponent of Wesleyan in.
the first basketball game Of the sea-
son. Wesleyan ran of with the boys
from the Nail City, scoring S6 points
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[0GA[ BOWERS
WIN AND LOSE
At UN|I||0|'NTQNN
AIl Star Team Wins Five Man.
Match; Dresbach and In
ghram Lose.

Inghram and Dresbach made a
hard fight at Uniontown Friday night
in the last ten games of the twenty
game match between them and
o,Neal and Keener of that city 10
pick up the pins lost in the contest
rolled on the Gore alleys here last
week but the best they could do was
to pick up III Of the 2S3 pins
needed to win the contest. The
Uniontown bowlers had H. ma
Jority In the twenty games.
In the contest rolled on the Gore
alleys Dresbach was low man while
in the games rolled at Uniontowh
last night he was high, averaging 1 IS
pins in the ten games.
Scores:
o'Neal 100 11S 40 ia lis
80 122 146s 40 10S-12l3
Keener 115 145 11S 462 Ill
1873 80 100 liz 1271167
Total. !. 4. q. !. Il. 1850
Inghram 10S 12G 11sS 1876 1877
112S 1870 119 131 SSI21O
Dresbach 1875 1874 1911 129 1As
% 147 49, 1874 15s-1s4l
Total. 1857
IN the six.game contest between
Evening star., 1915-01-24

million dollars for one single strand of
pearls. Every one of these pearls is
said to be without flaw. Around his
neck hang twelve great ropes of pearls,
each gem being worth a small fortune.
His helmet is composed almost entire
ly of diamonds, and pearls, and across
his shoulders are short strands of
pearls. The value OF his gems would
possibly equal the amount paid out
weekly for war purposes in the whole
of Europe.
Another rajah of fabulous wealth is
the ruler of Gwalior. whose riches con-
sist mainly Of emeralds. He wears
three bands of these stones. in all
sizes, across his chest. and the value
of the large ones is said to be $4,000
each. The strips of embroidery on his
robe and his shoulder straps are all in
crusted with emeralds.
Perhaps the most gorgeous collar in
the world is that worn by the Rajah
of Baroda, in which jewels of every
color are grouped in masses, which pro-
duce a most brilliant effect. There are
gems of every color and size. On his
turban are tassels of pearls, his cap is
incrusted with stones of all tints, dia-
monds forming the fringe.
The ruler of NiZam is another who
owns pearls and gems of all kinds and
whose gaudy wardrobe proclaims the
fact. No queen of Great Britain ever
possessed such gems. They are to re-
main in India unless taken by con-
quest