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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
YALE0ARSMEN ROW
OVER TIGER COURSE
Clean Blade Work Displayed in
Six Mile Spin-COurtney
Sends Cornell Alone.
PRINCETON HAS POWER

PRIScEroN. Nav 13.-The Yale crews
with their English equipment arrived
ms afternoon and took a trial spin over
Lake Carnegie as inspiration for the
race Oh Saturday with Cornell .,nd
princeton Both the Ellis and the Tigers
"eht over the course. Cornell is OK
pected N IN" morning and viii go out
Ooth morning and afternoon.
!, was after = o'clock when Coach
Guy Nickalls boated his men. varsity
and freshmen. ana took them down ,hr
lake to the dam at Kingston and back.
IN all about six miles Clean blade work
characterized the rowing of both. hui
they ana not appear To have great power
and drive, There was only one minute
or FAST work and then the shell cut
the water nicely
IL. Spdeth had the Princeton crew out
for an easy paddle with several racing
starts thrown In for practice. Their
work to-day appeared even better than
last Saturday The drawing for cburses
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon
ITHACA, May l3--The Cornell var
sty and freshman crews left for Prince
ton tonight 10 take part in the Car
neRie Lake regatta on Friday, but
Coach Courtney did not accompany
them, The old man believes tina. he
Has done all he could for the crews and
prefers to remain a, home and coach
the junior varsity crew for two unin-
terruptcd DAYS
The varsity is now believed TO hc In
fair shape for the first contest The
men have shown a lot OF improvements
In the last few DAYS and Courtney ap-
pears t. have welded a typical Cornell
eight The final selection for stroke
oar Is Andrus. who held the position
in the Junior varsity AZ poughkeepsie
last spring
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Matt Wells Here, 10 Fight soon.

Matt Wells, the English lightweight.
arrived on the SaNonia on Wednesday
and Is ready 10 enter the ring as soon as
engagements arc made Wells tried to
get into the English army, but was re
jectcd because he was hard Of hearing
l'or several months past he gave his
services as trainer 10 the recruits AT the
naval base at the Crystal Palace and
during that time gave instructions in
physical exercises to about 10000 mon
Wolls' says that he Is going back 10
England shortly 10 fight Freddie Welsh
for the Lord Lonsdale belt.
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At Tuxedo:
TT NEDO
COLUMBIA CUBS SWAMPED.
PawIing school Track Team Easy
Nictor-De Cerna Shincs.

PAwLiNG. y. Y. May 13.-Pawling
School swamped the Columbia freshmen
In "A dual track meet on Paving Field
to-day by score OF sS to 90. The Co
lumbia men could not get used to the
grass track and lost events in which
they had expected 20 score heavily Ac-
Cordng TO the new scholastic counting
method no third place was scored.
lie Cerna OF Pawling was easily the
star Of the meet, taking four nrst places.
lie romped home In the 100. ego and 40
yard runs and took the shotput. His
best figure was In the century. when lie
did the distance IN 10 seconds. This
mark must be discounted because Of the
strong wind AT his back
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PIMLICO RACING RESULTS.

-. - =, - -, - 49,.
Firs: Race-Two-year-olds, purs. $500:
FOUR and half furlongs King Neptune
40 Turner, straight 80, place ~ 80
show s. 90 NrSt, Pluiuose, loI Me ah'Nl,
place sl7lo. show |tto, second 'Tiaian'
li6 tMe'cA,feb. show 81. 10, ihird Time.
u.H1. 'No.L prmes hril, mustard Mics
stone, Dime Novel AMI sun COO also ran.
nnr'"t--Spr'ckr'S entry
second Racc-Thc Emerson Steeplechhse
three -year-olfs and Upward; purse stoo,
tN" miles -Singi" Silrk ~ NJ. Hcndtr-
~unb, straight $50. pace " 10 show -. 20,
n-st. Mofs'da.e. lt' Woke. place 50 20.
show ~. second. MeSharh. 40 ~ RYAN,
show s. 30, third. Time, S.5l b. 50.
" .nifrrd, Golden Vale. BrNndor. BaCchAnie
and Mis- cs'anagh also ran.
Third Race tour-Nodr- Odds and upward
selling purse $500, on" mile and 90 yards
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COAST MAY LOSE BIG MEET.
National Cham piOnships VIII Re
Moved Unless There Is Guarantee.

There IL a chance that the national
track ana field championships OF the
Amateur Athletic Union may not be de
rded at san Francisco as scheduled. 1t
was the understanding when the cham
pionshlps were awarded TO the Panama
Pacific Exposition that a money guar
antee would he forthcoming. Since
then nothing has been heard from the
coast and II IS understood that IL "A sub
stantial OFFER IL not made for tho fixture
at the meeting on May 20 OF the COM
mittee IN charge the place for holding
the championships will he changed 10
some city more accessible to the ath-
letes II the country,
AT a meeting OF the senior champion
ship committee OF the Metropolitan As
sociation held yesterday the senior
championship meeting was awarded to
the New York A, G. and will be held at
Travers Island on June 10.
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NOE. S~~
NE siMar

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the ahv'e- q q
scr!bcd property l. 70 be sold. Is 81. 1866. 81.
with interest thereon from the l3th day OF
March, 1915, together with costs and allow
auCes amounting to ti6s.0., with Interest
from March 10Th. 1915 together with 'he
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other Hens, which are to be al
lowed 70 the purchaser out Of the py~-hase
money. or paid by the Referee, Is t3,il7.2j
and interest.
Dated. New York. March 2e'h, 1915.
MARTIN CONBON, Referee
The sale In the above entitled action is
hereby adjourned TO May ith. 1915. at the
same hour and place, az which time the
approximate amount Of the taxes. assess
ments AMI water rates. or other liens.
which are to be allowed TO the purchase
out OF the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee, VII be s5.G2iss and Interest.
Dated, New York. April goth. 1915,
MARTIN CpNBOY Referee.
The sale In the Hbove-entitled action -
hereby adjourned 20 May 18th, 1915, at the
same hour and place.
Dated. New YORK MAY An. 1915
MARTIN CONBON Referee
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Kenneth Smith and George King won
the doubles cup in the annual spring
tennis tournament at Columbia tniver-
sity yesterday by defeating A. Won Ber-
nuth and e. Honander In the final round
on the East Field courts at 60. Ct.
Sc. The youngsters were expected TO
continue their surprising form, but
proved easy prey for the first two sets.
They were just getting their stride in
the third set. but could not continue
their dash and speed because OF tire
heavy condition of the courts. Hol
lander proved the weak man OF the
quartet and most OF the attack was
aimed at him.
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FORECLOSURES SALES.

- -
strREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
lORk-.GuarAnty Trust company OF New
iorm plalntiH against Frances a. Cohen
In pursganCe Of a judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date
LINED, vii sell at public auction 1ua g, tss
street. In the Borough Of Manhattan. civ
o. New YORK on the isth day Of May,
isis; at o'clock noon on that day, by
directed by said Judgment to be sold, and
ATT ,b at'G lc, %, !. sn Ig}'I;Sw;
Manhattan. Ci,y Of New YORK and s,,,s
o. New York. designated bv the number
ils on a certain map entitled Map mum.
Greenwich. in tho 9TH ward % Inc city o.
ssm. sr nnG ,Sa the dlsion Of The
made MAY issl by Daniel Even AMI
Thomas + LUDLOW, Ciy surveyor. AM
county Of New York said Ioi Is hnun,ipJ
and described as follows: BeEinninr ~
tenth street distant one hundred ana
TWENTY-FIVE uc5l feet from the corner
southerly side Of Fonr,eeHfh ostreonctf wi,i,bb
the easterly side Of sixth Avenue. ana
srp, ,,h ,h.nce sSn,hgrly parallel win
feet three az inches. thence eas,eri,.
parallel with Fourteenth street, twenty
with sixth Avenue. one hundred and three
,lO3l feet three 81 inches to the said
thence westerly. along the southcrlg side
OF Fourteenth street. TWENTY-FIVE (25D feet
to the point or place Of beginning
Together with the rents accruing und.r
the lease made hv Robert s. smith To-
Henry SIEGE dated The % day Of july
1901, and recorded in the Registers once
o. the city and county Of New York. on
the 10Th day Of December, 1901, In section
.. Liher 100 NJ Mortgages at page g.
Dated New YORK april ~, fel5
srErsoN. JENNiNGs & Rt'ssEiT, A..
torneys Tor Plaintiff. Is Broad street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diaRrsm ~ the prop
erty to he sold. It's street number l. IS
West Fourteenth street:
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LOUISVILLE RACING RESLUTS.

ward selling, purse 500. six fnrionrs-
Deepest. no .k"oghp, straigh, 500, place
place Sls.3O, show $50. second. cash or,
n"liv"ry, l0i btohinsoul. show - 20. third.
T!m" llS Justice Gochei. Lansharne,
oi S. e 1., L. H,,s. M4laSa ,tMo.ycar od-;
Il hnr fnr0ong, ranc Run. lie tpoan'
.aaar, '3I9 g!syic 49, ohow ,tS yon
s. oo ,1coni iSTr% ,a P os :h%~
Ro,nes,cr' liiiei H. and .instA as also r i,a
Jefferson Livingston entry.
Third Race Thrcc-yeal. Glds, selling
purse $500 one MI" and siNtecuth-Stal-
Maft He'sen lo5 'Meonanl. straight sl2 20
,Gen'ryl, place $40. show $3.50. second
Misty Morn. 100 tMotn, show $3.50. third.
Ti,m,cr,, li q T., ~, b"Ck Thorn, Nobleman,
Raluyoat, Allen cain. Mabel Montyornery
and iircutu also ran,
Fourth Race lian.,l,csp' three year lids
s'raisGL 50 ., plaec :. 80. snow ItSS'iioo,
;, ~, Show So Second. Leo skoiuy. loo
,,!HoosGl. show Co. thirdd Time, l'ib 20
r.ith Race. Selling, for niles tW ,"',,
nc,a,y, ios .@rr s"inraE"i 9 s'ic, r niS. r
'roon. place s3so, show $50 sccong
Little bigger. lOa Uieutryp, show 81 20,
mira Time o;55. Investment aud Pre-
paid also ran,
SiNih Race.-Sclling; four-year- and
up, one mile and evenly yards Raoul,
lo' tOtu, straight 8ll3?o pace ;3S %.
show illi0, won, Nohiuo'ta, 90 Nillsy,.
place 81 10. show $40, second. Transit.
loH. U'augc!l, show $50 thlrd, Time
40 3. NcnerH, Hankhill Irish Gentle
man, Bonnie chance, Wryneck and Alta
maha also ran,
seventh Race--Adyancc Money selling
Race. three year olds and mp. one mile
and - sixteenth Prince Eugene ne 1Sey-
loul. straight 40. place 81 20, show o. 20
won, Mabel DulW cher, ~ L'ruuhAriI.
place s. %, show 81 second stick PIN.
10. (Huuh, show 81 to third Time
ltt 10. Rig pirpcr Fort sumter, Aimee
lrs'i". rreiiy Dale, SorenHta, Prospect
bulgarian FrcdH Johnson I. II, Addir and
White wool also ran.
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TIGERS TAKE EVERY MATCH.
McElroy and GRut Make Hard
Fight in Doubles.

PRINCETON. May I3-Princcton took
all six matches from the Phtsburg
tennis team here this afternoon. The
best match OF the day was the doubles
between Church and Kidder OF Princeton
and McElroy and Gaut of Pittsburg. The
visitors captured the first set 81. but
lost the second after a hard fight by the
same score. The Tiger pair took the
deciding set Ga. The summary:
Church tPD defeated MoElroy CPlttD.
s-3, 81; Kidder uPD defeated Gaut
tPIttD. b y, I'd, g.; Vandeventer fP.J
defeated Ebe tPittD, Ga, Sc. Cooper
tPD defeated Hsines tPittD, Ga, ga.
Doubes-Church and kidder P) de-
feated McElroy and Gaut tPittJ, -,
81. Ga; Vandeventer and Cooper tP.)
defeated Ebe and Haines tPitt). lo-s.
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TO PLAY BIG LEAGUE TEAMS.
Cubnns 10 BcRin Rt Long Branch
on sunday Against Reds.

The Cuban baseball team Of Long
Branch. y. J., will open its season next
sunday on it's own diamond IN "A game
with tn" cincinnati Reds Tho cuhans
viii meet big league club every sun
day thereafter until the close ~ their
season. The schedule follows:
May Is. cincinnati. May 20, pittsburr
Nationals May 30. Sew York Nationals.
juno Il, Sew York Americans, June 10. ST
Louis Americans: Jun" 90. New York
July 4. Ncw York Nationals. July H. Gin
cuuHti, July rs, New York Nationals, Iulv
20, Pttshurg nationals August |. Rrook
Ism nationals August \, - Louis Am.rI
cans, August L., Ncw York American, ,
August 30 New Ynrk NatiornIs Auwust
80, Iirookl'n Nationals, September & Ros-
ton Nationals.
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FORECLOSuRE SALES.


SUPREME CouRL COUNTY OF NEW
YORK UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
iialntin against HENRY CORN. and
others, Defendants. Action No. l.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
tn the above entitled action and bearing
undersigned the referee In said Judgment
named, viii sell at public auction, at the
s EH.n,ng g. sSaIsssroomi N,o, it,ia Vesey
~ New York, on the Goth day Of April.
,grs AZ u o'Glock noon on that day by
HFNRY BRADY, Auctioneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment to he sold. and
therein described as follows: ALL that
certain plot. piece or parcel Of land, stu.
Manhattan, city. County and state of New
YORK. bounded and described as follows:
ss. .Ss Of Rvepsae on DRIVE ,se as so rnm
.egally opened, distant four hundred and
along the same from the corner formed
by the Intersection Of said Noriheasterly
side OF one hundred and Ity.eighth
street. said point OF beginning being dis
,snt nve hundred and seventy-fve !571i
broadway on line at right angles there
TO; running thence Northerly parallel with
,S75l feet Westerly from the Westerly side
% Broadway two bundled and twenty
.igh, ,22S feet and twenty-three one
hundredths (23-i00D OF foot to the south
erlv side of one hundred and sixtieth
street as now laid out. thence Westerly
along said Southerly side Of one hundred
and siStieth street one hundred 100I
teet: thence Southerly. parallel with and
disian, sly hundred and seventy ave ts7s!
feet westerly from the Westerly side OF
Broadway two hundred and four (.Ob
Feet and sixty four one hundredths tst-100l
~ foot TO the said Northeasterly side
NJ Riverside Drive. thence Southeasterly
along said Northeasteriy side NJ Riverside
D Ply; ,s. 1t garye: one hundred ana Two
ty6 1000 ~ foot 10 the point or place Of
beginning The ahoye described premises
lie in Section :, BSk 2l36 on the Land
Map Of the city Of New York.
Dated, New York. March 29th. 1915.
MARTIN CONBON, Referee.
WooDfORD. BOvEE & BUTCHER. At
torneys for Plaintiff, No. Madison
Avenue Borough OF Manhattan, New
York CITY
The following Ia a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold. II Is vacant land and has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14

ANN ARBoR. Mich, May 13.--Michi-
gan's tennis team leaves Friday on its
annual Eastern trip on which II will
meet Oberlin, Pittsburg, Carnegie,
Haverford. Pennsylvania. Georgetown
and the Navy. As Capt. Reindel Is the
only veteran only a fair showing il ex-
pectcd. Crawford will pair with Rein
del In the doubles and Mack will play
with Swi.zsr.
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Maurice DAILY WAS in n scoring mood
last night and averaged Is I'll for 200
points of lS:2 balk line billiards against
William Gcrshel at DAYS Broadway
ROOM Gcrshel also was in good stroke
and made lOi points for n Q j-1i aver
age, Days hest run was l0i. The an
nual spring handicap tourney will start
AT Days next Monday with J. Fred
roglcuburg playing 80 against 200
each for Jacob kllnger Hal Cocman n
and william Gershel.
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SlKRoGATEs' NOTICES.

HASLEY. EDWARD - In pursuance OF
an order of Honorable Robert Ludlow row-
ler, - surrogate OF tn, county OF Sew
York. Notiuc 10 hereby given to al persons
having claims against Edward liHn.ey, lats
Of the County u Sew York. dcorasci. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the sub, r!ber al her place % ,ransac,lnE
business at the ONCE ~ Mcclure & Prem
tiCe, her ATTORNEYS No 81 BROADWAY. Ror-
ough Of Manhattan, I'm tho CITY OF New
York, on or before tho @nth DAY OF Ju0s
next Darod New York. the 18Th day OF
December l9ia
CArIERINr CONWAY HANLEY.
A1ministratrir
MCCLURE PRENTICE.
ATTORNEYS fnr AlrllulstratriN
q nrnlhMAN. Now Vow Cliv-
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ANNAroILs. May i3.--The midship-
men and Carlisle tied this afternoon at
lacrosse. each team scoring single
goal in the first half. Within half "A
minute OF the opening Compton took trs
ball from n scrimmage and shot a goal
after brilliant run. Eight minutes
later Grove tailed for Carlisle.
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BLACK AND CHAJEs NOW TIED.
Chess Leaders on Even Terms with
One Round Left 20 Play.

with only one more round to be
played In the tournament for the indi-
yidual championship of the Metropolitan
Chess League Il. r. Black and oscar
Chaics are lied for first place. Black
lost his game to Chaics. but made M tho
ground lost by defeating Kupchik while
Stapfrr was downing Cbtjcs Eduard
Laskcr occupies third place, half a point
behind the leaders The results recorded
were. lasker beat Bernstein. ChajcS
beat Black. Perkins beat kupchik.
Hodges beat Stapfer, bernstein beat
Stapfcr, Stapfer beat Chajes, Black beat
kupchik
The leaders will play in the final round
AZ the Brooklyn Chess club saturday
night as follows l.asker VS. Chajes,
JANE vs. Black and bernstein vs. A.
Schroeder.
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Junior 10 Row as sophomore.

NJ" HAVEN, May 13.--It was an
"uh't' tonight that an agreement has
"r'h rt'i'hcd between Yale and Harvard
LEV authorities whereby Hume. stroke
IN" Junior class crew, will stroke the
sIrhon'rc championship class crew.
a',h "lll meet the championship Har-
rr'rd crew saturday Hume will replace
=, n'lr'"r Lane. who IL at the Yale In
urinary suffellng from blood poisoning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
'mnrknssin Plans Announced.

.'F ~ the annual open tournament
vi I'M" Amackassin Club of Yonkers will
KEY on Monday. May 81. at 10 80
" There will be six events on the
G,art, mo'uJinE mems singles and
I'p' 's, Ncmen's singles and doubles,
'.N'' doubles and mems consolation
'Nt''S Outside of the regular prizes
u'I' o." challenge cups In the womens
SnH mon singles. The former IL now
uf'I by Miss clare Cassel and the latter
s r. Hunter Entries should be sent
NJ me steward OF the club before s p. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
To Investigate Boxing Fiasco.

The Clabby-Ctip nasco at the St.
Nicholas A. G. on Wednesday night will
he the subject of investigation at a
meeting of the Boxing Commission to-
day. Inquiries among sporting men
failed to produce any excuse for the
poor exhibition put up by the middle
weights and Referee Billy Roche was
emphatic in stating that the men did not
try to do their best.
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Duncan and Mayo VIII Not Come.

LoHpoN, May l3.-ieorgc Duncan, the
famous English golfer, who had ar
ranged to sail next Saturday on the
i'll fated Lusltania for an extended tour
Of the United States with g. H. Mayo,
Harry Vardon and Edward Ray, said
that he and Mayo have definitely do
cded to cancel their tour for this wear.
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Coach Back On Bench Again.

ANN ARpoR. Mich. MAY I'm chlCan
has discarded her new athletic rule
forhidd'ng the presence Of the coach
on the bench during intercollegiate con
tests. The measure has proved fail
mr.. Michigan will state frauklv her
eNperionc" with the rule To her nppo-
uents this year AMI express willing
ness IN comply with tho regulation II
the opposition Will observe II.
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billings Has Hue Hood Colt.

RICHMOND. Va, May ia colt of
high lineage was born on the g. * q.
Billings farm here to-day The blue
blooded youngster Is by The Harvester
out Of Lou Dillon.
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18TH ST
Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above de.
scribed property Is 20 be sold, is one hun
dFed and twenty three thousand three
hundred and six G6-l00 tl23,S0s So do
lars, with interest thereon from the 9th
day OF April. 1915. together with the cost.
and allowance amounting to three hundred
and sixty four OJ-l00 t3GiO9J dollarp
with interest from April %. 1915. together
with the expenses Of the sale
Dated New YORK April q, 1915
LOUIS g. LEVY, Referee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-27
In Society
His Seventh Birthday

Master John Kenneth Carter de-
lightfully entertained few of his
young friends Tuesday afternoon
from 4 to 6, it being in honor of his
seventh birthday.
After various games had been in
dulged in the little guests were in
vited into the dining room where de-
licious refreshments of cream and
cake We're served In the center of
the dining table was an immense
mound bouquet of pansies. Each lit
tie guest was given a bouquet OF
pansies as favor. Master Kenneth
received number of nice presents
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
with Master Kenneth We're Eva
Louise Tweedell, Mary Watson, Hell.
en- Sneed, Florence Watkins, Marion
Bohanon, Olive Wuisett, Elithis
Humphrey, Mabel Clara Hurbery
Louise Rodgers, Keith Smith, Fran
ces Sneed, James Watkins, John F
Tolsen, William Hampton, Honu:
Humphrey, Carlyle Rodgers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-27
MRS. H. B. M'KEE
DIED SUDDENLY
THIS MORNING

A death that comes as a great
shock to the entire community oc-
CURED at IL o'clock this morning
when Mrs. H. B. Mckee suddenly
became ill and died within fifteen
minutes. Mrs. Mckee had not been
well for the past month but had ex-
pressed herself as feeling exception
ally well just few moments before
she sustaind the attack of heart
failure. Mrs. Shook, her daug hter-
in-law. hastily summoned Mr.. SnooB
and Drs. Love and Griffin, but by
the time they reached her bedside
she was in dying condition anG
only survived few moments.
Mrs. Mckee was large propert,
holder of Lakeland and had lived
here the past twelve years. She wa!
a fine woman, and a large circle O
friends mourn her loss. She is sur
vived by one son, Mr.. H. G. Shook
and he and his family have the sym
patty of the community.
| The funeral will be conducte,
from her late residence tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. All friend
are invited to be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-27
FUNERAL OF MRS.
ROBSON BEING CONDUCTED
THIS AFTERNOON

The sudden death OF Mra Wiley
Robson at her home on North Flor
ida avenue, which occurred yester-
day morning at 1880, came as a
shock to her host of friends both
here and at Socrum. Mrs. Robson
has had heart trouble for number
of wears and it is to- the effect OF
this disease that her sudden death
is due.
She was consecrated Christian,
member of the Methodist church
here. and the loss of this beloved
woman is mourned by lar9e circle
of friends and relatives. Mrs. Rob-
son is survived by three daughters
5 and three sons, all of whom nave ar
rived here to accompany the remains
IN their last resting place. They are
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Newton OF
lakeland Mrs. R. r. Daniels o.
Lake Butler. Mr.. H. f. r. Robson
and Mr.. Frank and Edward Robson
of Tampa. The funeral service VII
he held at Socrum at . O'CLOCK thi
afternoon, Rev. j. f. Wray ohcia'
ing assisted by Rev. |. G. Jenkln
of Tampa. The Telegram JOINS VIII
thoir friends in extending sympa
try. to the bereaved family.