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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16
HDGE STAKE ASKED
| 70 CHECK DRINKING IN
CITY ON NEW YEAR'SE EVE
Anti-Saloon League Requests
Court to Obtain Closing of
= Liquor Shops After
Midnight
NEW YORK AS EXAMPLE
M. Rev. DR.. Edward j. Moore Ad-
dresses Appeal to Jurist
Here

MI. dawn Of the new year will be
,.a.sd and celebrated away. but not by
,r,,ling, in this city, il Judge Stake ac-
.s,. 70 a request by the Rev. DR.. Ed
-, I Moore, State superintendent Of
~. anti-saloon League, that he use his
."s,,s,ce TO close all saloons and bar
..or,s at midnight on New Years Eve.
rho reouest was made today In the
,..,o Of a letter. II Judge Stake COM
i,,.. be will ask all the licensed liquor
,.,isrs in the city to close their bar
sooms at midnight, thus breaking a
..,,edent which has existed since the
s,nnding Of the city Only when New
v..r.s Day fell on Sunday have all the
80. in the city been closed. The fact
-, fudge Stake is a Judge of the Lii
- Court. which has the power to re-
10 and refuse. as well as grant IL
...,es will cause the liquor men to COM
Wv should Judge Stake request 1t.
rbe letter reads:
Van. william H., Stake, Philadelphia, Pa.
nnnsar Judge-Employers OF labor and the
,aborer have taken g position during the
year 1915 regarding the use OF Intoxicating
iIauor greatly in advance Of any previous.
Every good citizen should be interested
a, suy attempt TO aid these and all forces
that VIII make for sobr!ety , o,s roar aud
Tho birth OF the new, with attending cele-
srstons have been greater occasions of
.acIai drinking, too often leading to drunk
sDness and crime, than any other one time.
Any action that will remove the tempta-
ton and decrease the PR practice I'll ,I Of drlnkng
he great majority. of our people.
realize that the statutes Of this state
IA command closing houra, such as Is pro-
yided by the statutes of New York and
S states vdS REQUEST the The cTs., fssn,s% Of
ilauor dealers of the city to close their
psrrooms bSTS and cease selling liquor on New
majority of dealers would accedc to this
request Of the llcense-granting court.
,-oysI Sysl of the citizens Of this city. It would
brighten many home that otherwise will
he darkened by drunken husband father
or snn Such a request on the part of your
Honor would be abreast of the growing
hubble sentiment OF this city and State re-
fIseiHs fBeeylns i' that such closing is the desire
Of the majority of Philadelphians, do
most respectfully and earnestly urge that
licensed liquor dealers Of this city.
i0 E. J. MOORE, state Superintendent.
This letter was sent following the ac-
ton OF the Anti-Saloon League in New
York, which requested the authorities OF
that city to inforce the law regarding the
closing hour of saloons on the night of
New Years Eve. One of the reasons
given by the New York organization for
its act was that "at this time, when so
much distress has been caused by the
European war and a pail hangs over the
civilized world, the coming of the new
year Is a fitting occasion to cut down on
all celebrations in the form of drinking
intoxicants."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16
BABY'S DEAD BODY FOUND
on PILOT OF LOCOMOTIVE
Pennsylvania Engineer Discovers
Mysterious Bundle at Johnstown

ALTOONA, Pa" Dec l6,-Thc body ut
an infant a day or two old was found
on the pilot of the locomotive attached to
train No. 6 on the Pennsylvania Railroad
last night by Engineer W. McFaddcn
while he was oiing his engine at Johns
town.
He noticed a package wrapped in Il
Pittsburgh newspaper as he walked IN
front of the train, aud took it into the
cab where its contents were disclosed.
He had no idea when or how the body
was placed on the pilot.
The body was turned over to the Johns
town authorities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16
Major Gherst Gets State Berth

HARRISBURG, Dec. 16.-Major NJ. a.
Gherst formerly prominent in National
Guard circles and a former commander
Of the Pennsylvania Department of the
Grand Army, was today appointed TO
position in the Workmen's Compensation
Bureau and assigned to the Harrisburg
Offices. He was at one time a state bank
examiner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16
Supposed Postoffiee Thieves Captured

) NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-In five men cap
tured in raid in Brooklyn today the
police believe they have rounded up a
sang which has committed postoffice
robberies throughout the country. netting
the criminals 100000 or more. They are
held on the specific charge of robbing the
postoffice at st. Michaels, Md. According
to the police the prisoners have served
time in New York, Indiana, South Caro-
lima and Georgia penitentiaries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16

held until the very last moment. AS a
result, the names OF at least dozen
clergymen, who have been associated
with the President and Mrs. Calf in their
church work and attendance are being
mentioned as certain to officlate.
IL is understood that the marriage IL
cense will not be Issued until Saturday
afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16

may these articles reproduced in catalogue
which contains 10000 Photographic illustrations of the best
Diamonds Watches eelry and Slveware all accurately de-
scrbed priced copy yours free for the asking will
be mailed to you if you wish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16
Judge and Party on a Hunt

Judge John NJ. Patterson, of Common
Pleas Court No. l and Attorney Cornelius
Haggarty, Jr., are leading a party of
Nimrods through the forests and over
the meadows of North Carolina, pursuing
Wild turkeys and deer. The party is
expected back in town on Monday next.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16

Diamonds
For Christmas

Diamonds of permanent and everncreasng value and
go fashion The purchase of diamond does not
necessarily involve people large investment
Our offers probably the widest for selection in
this city, yet every diamond is of uniform fine quality We
importers make mounngs and prices are
as low as S consistent with high standards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16
WILSON, IN "OL' SANTA" ROLE,
HAS SACK FULL OF FINE GIFTS
New York and Brooklyn Postmaster
snip Among Many Presents He Holds

WASHINGTON, Dec i6.--It will be n
merry Christmas for number of Dem.
ooratic office-seekers. President Wilson.
IN the role OF "or SANITY" has sackful
OIL postmasterships, an ambassadorship
OF SO and any number of minor appoint
ments.
Two of the biggest nostn,a stars,,,rs
New York and Brooklyn, will he ir,narI
tent politically showing the Presidents
attitude toward Tammany, which holds
tne 5alance of power in the House
II rs freely rumored that Henry p.
rletoher, Ambassador to Chilli, is to be
promoted TO the Mexico post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
COMMERCE SWIMMERS WIN
Cam a Factor in Victory Over
Clinton in Meet.

The High School Of Commerce swim
ming team won in dual meet with De
Witt Clinton High School at the West
Sixtieth Street baths yesterday, by a
score Of 29 TO "a. All the races were
swum in fast times, while a number
were won only by touches. Commerce
clinched its victory with the taking OF
first and third places in the century
swim, which was the last race on the
card.
Teddy Cam was directly responsible
for the Commerce victory. The little
swimmer pulled his team home win
ncr by one yard in the l60-yard relay
race. while in the 100-yard swim he
had a hard struggle with Fitzsimmons,
the Clinton star. Throughout the five
laps not more than a few feet sepa-
rated the two swimmers, and it was
only in the final twenty yards that
Cam was able TO gain n slight lead
through his superior sprintlng ability.
The summaries follow:
lCo-ysrd relay raco-won by Commerce with
Callahan. AIbAnus, TAMIL and S1nnls De VIZ
{ linton win Mi9 MlYi ~ fN@SlOoONs ''u
Tifty'Ss-i sWir-won b. ziiiwitz. De Witt Gin
ton Ca. Ehsn. Commerce. second. Wiley. Commerce.
nivs ior form-won by Gs'brslth. Commerce:
Ilesaer. DE Wit Clinton. second; KestenOaum, De
sso.yari swim-won by O'Sulnrsn. De Wit
Clinton. Pettingil Commerce, second; GalbfAth,
Commerce. third Tine. w. 80. 3, r.,,, n. wo
Clinton with 5ti1 feet Brer. Commerce. with %
feet. Second. GTeeuman, De Witt Clinton with
l60.yari swim-won ny Cam. Commerce: Fi,1-
& h5ous De Witt Clinton. second: AbSnus. Com
~i rs.nt 9 si5oare-H& School Of Commerce 49, De
WIT Clinton. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
DYSERT AGAIN ELECTED
Millrose A. A. Holds Annual
Meeting and Picks Officers.

Valentine Dysert was reelected pres
ident Of the Millrose Athletic Associa-
tior for the third year at the annual
meeting of the organization, held in the
auditorium Of the John Wanamaker
store yesterday. The other officers
elected were: Vice-president, John W.
Magyar; treasurer, Preston p. Lynn;
secretary, Frederick Schmertz, and
financial secretary, Robert E. Sears.
Matt Gels was chosen as captain OF
the track team to assist Melvin ".
Sheppard, the coach. John j. MCGOWAN,
who was appointed chairman of the
athletic committee, announced that he
would broaden the organizatlon's scope
OF athletics, and that an effort would
be made TO send team Of athletes 20
compete in the championships at the
Panama-Pacific Exposition in August.
The board Of governors consists Of
Harry F. McNabb, W. d. Cash, II. b.
Norwell, John J. MCGOWAN, p. c. j.
Treanor and John w. Appel. William
K. Rice will head the. entertainment
committee, Harry F. McNabb the house
committee and J. W. Appel the publicity
committee. A revision Of the constitu-
tion was made to read that in future
al male runners between the ages Of
fourteen and nineteen years were eligi-
bic TO represent the club in open COM
petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
un,e,sst a. per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY 3.
Manhattan

Az c. Q cor "a g. iJI Ires rs; Sol Tenenhalm
10 israel and Saml Simon. iH Grand 81 'prof
mtg So. 0oOl. FEB "A. due DC! a. 1918 9,p. C;
atty /. Co. '3-'VV
DIVISION ST, So 1917 Gouverneur st, 20 IL.
Jennie Barh % Miriam Davis sen Francisco
- z II - 8. 500
FoRT Washington Az. cor l7sth st. 927I
los. Holtnn Realty Co % Henry Morgenthsu GO.
SO i2d a prior mtg $50. 0o0l Feb q; due
March l. 1918 p C. atty. n Wechs.ef 50
i2d Il s-.9yV
E.tsrnan Realty Co % Alfred Hahn. 1919 NEdl-
500 sV. Feb a. insia.s c; aiiys tohen
Ridge ST, g i27ll RiunEton It. 25T75:
Lazarus Lew 70 Jas Buchanan A Ano. trus. Pisin-
nsld \ !. Yrs. D c: FEB IS atJ u Auet,
zsTH SIS. li2 : ia av Ssr9s .. ZinmAn Realty
CO. Inc 70 Jaks ZnmAn. llTo Palk Az lpnor
mtg 81 s. 000l Feb Is atty. 7 q & Co s. 900
toTH ST. O s. 60 IN aI 2oE3Ss. Mar N r
Dyans e al 10 Moses Packard 4 ano. 30 River
side Drive FEB 3. ! ". . C.: ats. Isaac
Josephson. . Beskmsn q. $3.50
tTH ST. s. los Lexington az 2oIlo05: susie
Raboch 70 Herman Esers, NechAsken. J,
Fen IS. yrs. p c. atty. Hy kberhArdt. 50
soTH ST. 5. 1873 v sth AZ. 10 sIloo.5: Wm
CregAn 20 EniHant Ind Saw Bank, 81 Chambers
81 Feb IS Yrs ? C.. atty. q a i Co; 1900
$50 ST. 1o2 81 AZ. l6Il0t 2 l. Pen 10
lawyers MIA Co. 50 Liberty 81. Feb Is due a.
Per bond; atty. I q a 7 Co: $4,000
ssTA ". l.2-Ils " . ~ y cslalaA1s -. LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
SHORT BOUTS THE RULE
Three -Fourths Of Those AT
Crescent A. G. Cut Short.

More than three-fourths Of the
bouts in the preliminaries or the
amateur boxing tournament he'd. AZ
the Crescent Athletic Club last nlgnt
terminated before the scheduled mum
her Of rounds. Those which did 50 10
the limit were well contested.
Allie Mack, Of the Union settlement
A C.. who has defeated every local
lad this season. added another victim!
"a his string bv taking the measure or
". Forkv. of the Glencoe A. c. in the
l2s-pound class. The referee was
forced 20 stop the set-to after a MN
ute Of fighting 70 save Forky from a
Knockout. Forky failed TO land DO"
on the victor
The summaries follow
,os. mound c,,s, trr.limiDsries first bout ~ ~.
Hechl. East SIDE House. trta'en - ss1ond
unattached three rounds. judges n,As''i T.-Eol
49,, yy..t s'4c A {. three rounds rcieTeo.s a, e,
c,.,on Tslrd 6out-Torn lscnc4dL NeE wes' slie
4 G. d,fss.d hafy Howard Gi Ha52,, 4 Aog :
/ 8 BALLOT Ninety second street J Mhad ~ a,
defeated s Rossmanso. una,tache9.. $50 tg',,f "
mS Ne 5s .sa Ea ~ 50, House defeated Hare IN
ATTACHED three rounds referees deotl'n,. -r,s
pound 9ss; P ,5s nGa.a defeated sam 81
yer,,ein. unattached. thrcs ROUNDS "u01''
Clsion ,. d., bC,,,-A
Jarguss East side House. defeated y l9u"s' ~"
,ftsrbei. stopped ~ referee IN one round 49,.
Sod bg,I'-P spllker. bducauoHel Anhn.oi
defss,sd Mclaughlin. Moha"k A. a s 30
80 V,rd,vcr A c. defeated J Carey. hed
Hook social Cub. stopped ly referee N 'h ~.
round Fourth hou'-G Ganthef, u.a. en-. a,- ~
S,fSs's decision Fi'th bout-Aio mack. ! mon
settlernen, c. defeated v w fos%, G zen,
= Si.K.D,a Tas,ern District Y ~. C. A. de-
f,sed r ] Grsdy. unattached: stopped by rel
cree IN se ,o,,,a ie-st bouU-P spleker. Educa-
,,on,I Alliance defeated }. Valentine. Tacoma a
e stopped ty referee IN second round a.
ArI.barr1 Vsrderveer sporting Clue. stopped %
,s,srss In th'rd round Third bout Ls'"s,t A.
Macy second Street Y. " u. 4. dHeaLsI .aIS..
Judges decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

II Newman TO Newman. a, Paterson. J; LEI;
ington ay " cor I'D ST. g5.5I15' atty l. IL
Farmers loan 4 Trus, Co. trustees. to r Goddard
rs W l20th s.; l-lst ST. olt l. AVS' e. e66
w f,rry to p } o'Bren. 1872 Nassau st or q
Charlton 81; 80 st, 1919 Vest - "
Bernsn Realty Co TO A Kass. 22S south stn a.
Brooklyn, I'D st. 20 20 70 w @-lo p4r~' 100
Fe.te!stein & X. 800 Bwg tSVyy
Iopisa Fries to Emigrant Ind savings BANK, 81
Chambers At. Lawrence 81. 10. and MAnhattan p1
a. a5} 60 s Tel S2' % IN st. seth St ssS
East; atty.L App.ebome. $50 Nassau St S'i99
use1 NJ VaIeutite 10 Bogegy sayins Bank rs
Bower: Madison st. tOj' a'iys' C~i"AIl9 ssG oss
4 R,,Sv " 81 al trustees. 70 Columbia, Trust co
and 40. trustees. 80 Bsay; lat aN S1S' aity,
: Iremeuser to Ruth Fhefenwsld Philadsl:
phla. 5ith st. ~ East: atty Bt'"sf' go
Troy Savings Bank to A Steiner. go "a St; lso'h
s. 40 Wet. ATTY. Gordon. 20 'esey s' q, . ooo
+ Alien and ano trustees, % Angela = Borehel,
ding. Washington st. Is: atty. A d Pape az w
I'll LoytV Co to East River sryins. Instn. 295
Bsay: ISsth st. u 8 $50 Amsterdsm az ~, 9l
is5 10 10 iS9th st. atty. Title LIS TO- ,iSS
s, Bs{ % Emil, Harry. i22 Z ssth st: M.d. .oo
AZ 1855, atty. 7 q T CO. 49,. - ss'v g
Roman Catholic Orphan Asy'N@9a soS no" ,,ty T q
I'm s SS re savings Bank 70 Laura ? Dudley.
NeabGfsh. \ =. iith st. Sil East Hv', oSS
san, E' . ..ne iih st. $50 East, same atty t;ooo
- N Va1er et al 70 Manufacturer Cluss,ss
trust Co. IA Bway,, B-oqkIgn+ I'm I'm I" ssh
lS 3 .ih 10: CO s'y va Sc sssunt, Co. rs
S.. stty, \ \ Title Ins Co: 'S'V0V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of Attorney
FEBRUARY rs.

CONVENT Az. 4S4. " 5. 54.5 " l5lst st. soy
S4SI54. 6Il06.5. July /. 1905: Mckinley a G
co 10 ! Slmuns and auO firm Of Smons a
Mayer attys. Morrison s. schin. $50 Bway:
MARKET ST. 81. s. 25 Monroe st. 25iIs7.6;
Feb -. 1905. b Cohen and aEo TO Shea
attys. & Z Goldschmidt, 81 Pine ST. 81 900
IST Az, 8 81 n 18th St. 25I75; Feb a. 1913;
A and Lena LainO TO Geunsro and Cstsrina
Iuueuo: atys. Baker 4 Lyman, 1917 ILLS. st:
80 Az. eS5 ll n 7Sd st. 25.eIso; April 20. 1905
F and Minnie Casper TO r Bihler. E; Attys.
StrasbOurgar q Schallek. ~ Bwy. s. 500
7TH AV. v $. 50 SD st. 5o.iKloo; July ls, 1914;
Adon Constr Co to Breyoort Real Estate Co -
Wall st: atty + A Snow. Is Wan St: $4,000
7TH Az, AS. mtg on lease. etc; Oct is. 1919
FIshbone 70 A katZ: s3O
47TH ST, 1872 +, 5. lO5 Lexington az. 2OI
iO05: Jan p 1907. Susie Raboch to Brsndum,
eIr: attys KAUFMAN a F, IS Broad st: s.. 900
SAME PROPERTY: Oct 10. 1900; sans 10 Title
soTg sT'ss, III Az A. 261lO2.2; sept "a, 1883 I:
] and Annie Higgins TO the German savings
Bank. I57 ith sT. atty. Kaufman. Temple
islST ST, 8, $50 from n cor Bathgate sv, 25I
l55.4; oct rs. 1910. A and Annie Botticelli %
pvay. Sl.too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Henry Brady

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Henry Brady.
SHERIFF ST. &c. IS 1854 n Rdngton st. l5E
100 sty tcuut and stores and = 'y rear
tsunt Amelia Guuthe' ag jacob Goodman 81
- " / SNYDER atty. ] d Kelly, rei. que, go
go -. taxes. eJc. 1921 30; TO the p.ainth Tor
.,n sT 900 f. s. ?o5 v % AZ. 2Orloo5; SIS
-, s1J storps. Sarah 4 Kerr sgt Henry Weiss
=, al. Woodford Borec q Butcher attys; VIII
Ian Arrousmith. ref: due $40 ll5 q. taxes, etc.
Ssss 90 10 the plaintiff Tor $4,000.
By Joseph +. Day.
,nr Ct g7s SIS. 27s6 West End HT II 6I
fGo :. 3 ~ dFlg. Elizabeth HAYNES agt }
gosts1o. Wei. Gtty. n CaLsn. rei que.
slSNs5 Is: taxes. etc. SlS4: 70 the palntir Tor
9cIu ST igs w.ss. 375 9th Az. 25IoS .; 5 sly
te,rf and store. James Forbes agt Joseph tdel-
80 q A.. Goldman Heidenhciner Inger'
,ys. p VI An.cr RI. due. 81, 5z9 S3. taxes
e. $40 o.. 10 tie plaintiff Tor '2l2jo.
BY I. J. PHILLIPS Go.
IN AV aogG. :. 2jli l0tth st. 4JL2: sly
teymt and stores Moses Abuses AT VIA Sit77
Testg Co Ct al. 5 y Liienstern. Az ,hiss.ksss
Fitmtn. ref. due. $3.50 Is. taxes. etc. Sl5s %
70 the plaintiff Tor $1,000
rs Jacob II. Mayors.
uarg ST. "A ard IS ". s. al v 5th AZ, az
~ teumt Golrolda Realty Co AZ Al, j,
lie Hoffman e. a.. Freedman. aty VI
Nv ref: due S. 496 81 taxes. etc. $40 80 500
l-ct 10 a PHO. mtg q $4,000. ~ lhe p.AHuH 'o'
klJ 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
Hound Day Caps the
Climax of Dog Show
FREDDIE WELSH
OUTBOXES WHITE
Champion Gains HonorS in Five
of the Ten Rounds In
Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 25.-Freddie
Welsh outboxed Charlie White in a
ten-round no-deeision bout at the
Auditorium here tonight, according 20
the almost unanimous opinion Of sport
ing writers.
Welsh appeared to have the advan-
tage in FIVE rounds, the third TO sew
cnlh. inclusive. White shaded his OPP
pouont in the ninth and tenth rounds,
while the first, second and eighth were
called even.
Welsh was fast and clever and es-
capped without punishment. White was
slow, and in comparison seemed unable
TO solve Welsh's whirlwind style Of at
tack
White waited carefully for openings,
in the hope Of shooting in the short left
hook for which he is famous, but the
champions shifty footwork and clever
blocking made many Of his efforts Of no
avail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
III MeReal Estate
......- )\Aarket-
Another BrOadway Parcel
Near Canal Street Sold
atty. JB Wagner. IS Delaney 81:

atty. y Wagner. IS Delaney 81: t1leo
CATHARlhE ST, ;8 all. Braccio 70 Mans
Macerata. 100 Madison 81. Q yrs from Aa,ch L
1913 atty. T. De Strfano. 4 Mulberry -; Al90V
5TH Az. 200. all x Lagal TO Adler. sOI Ith AZ
AVEG6E q, "a. store fs' and basement. HorTuina
Abeud and sno 10 J shime l55 Allen st. "
from March !. 1915: atty. sLTcs'ein,, wy
Bway. 1900
s7TH ST. 2s7-755 VEST. all. Tho Hermitage Go %
Stern. 900 l7sd 81; 10 Us from March j
1915. attys Levin & Rubin. Beekman 81 $500
COLUMBIA ST. l01-iOi East. store; II swsrtLncn
10 Rocco Ambrose. l3i Columbia ST. atiy, u
s,elndier ~ Columbia ST. IN from Ala! y,
wiLItT ST. IS. "a floor: Rachel seidsr to Aha
wsth. Achim. Arshs Krakow & Gahz!en CoTpn'
s. Wlio,t ST. 10 months from July :, 1914; s,y,
Freshman. 2ii p 80 81. Ht-V
The Bronx.
I4sTH ST, 25s Z, all. Lucia Holding Go 70 Lucia
B0llella. 258 + lash e 10 yrs from FEB l. 1919
atty. .E5llng Brewing CO. 100 81 Am Az; 49,.
5000 and 500
NORRIS PARK Az. 500 " cor GARFIELD st. store;
Maria Fara1o % Frank FinSesfe!n. 59l VI rs
Park ET. yrs n 3 mos from Feb l. 1918. aty,
Frank liuhel e03 Van Nest Az. $3.50
EAST FREMONT Az 400. cor Bathgate Az.
store etc. + / Schultz 10 VIM lsemarn t5) East
fremont ay. yrs from MAY 1. 1913. atty. :
Wray 1895 Boston Ri t2.i0O 70 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
TIE THREE-LEGGED MARK
Maurer and Mcdonald Shine
at Battalion Games.

Edward Maurer and R. F. Mcdonald,
Of the I'd Naval Battalion, equalled the
Military Athletic League record Of Z Is
seconds for a three-legged race of six
ty yards at the monthly games in the
battalion armory last night The rec
ord was first made by Lawson Robert
son and Harry Hillman, in 1905.
Dave Noble, of the hospital corps,
won the two mile walking race from
scratch, while Mcdonald took the fur
long event from the honor mark. Z. A.
Hearn, representing the LIST Division,
won the 44O-yard novice run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
N. Y. u. Wins Snappy
Game Of Basketball

The New York University basketball
team defeated the Washington and Lee
five on the University. Heights court
last night by a score of "a to p.
The local five led in the first half by
II TO 6. but in the second half the
teams battled on even terms almost
throughout. Levy, the New York cap
tain, Gagged the winning basket with
fine shot from the centre Of the court
twenty-five prominent football men
Of the city were the guests at the game
Of Tom Riley, the Violet football
coach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan

ssIH ST SOC W W { CLARK az; Doc. owner.
Brady. J LeddJ and A Brennan, coo;
l,sTa 81. 81 E;EF Hsaney AIT M.rGISrile
Rocker owner; w Booker contractor. SEQ
Az o. lac: Cohen e al sE ID II McAlptn A Co.
ossner l. shulsy. lessee Gad contractor. kAtz,
Inc CONTRACTOR " 500
BWlY, sol: Mugler All N sahlein. gamer Fire
Door CoAtrEctigg Co and ksrzner. ooatrscton
srH sI.sA 1875 eAvc ss1Iloo; wer'd Fireprco,
Door and sash co AT esi3ts OF lehtensiein,
owner: I NchtenSein. eontractoff tlfs
eREEA6lch AZ IA. u slxassof ASt n I 4 {
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY ..
Manhattan.

TIN Az, 1870: II Grscnbergs Sons sst Ra1,,ziy
SANE PROPERLY; shAnker Metal Ceiling Co; pss
sSss PROPERTY: Rosenbsum a Bro az "
SANE pRoptaTY; i victor ct al AZ; Rspstziy
SAWS PsoPGaIY. Efron a., II Bhrth e..
Nov a. 1913; NJ, tfsS =.
SANE PROPERTY: Manhattan Rolling MI sg
p Repaizky et al: Dec 10. 1918 NSV ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
Stuyvesant Five ,
Again in Lead

Stuyvesant High School again
Jumped into the lead for the high
school basketball championship in de
cisively defeating Far Rockaway High
School in its final game on the sched-
TIe Yesterday by n score of az to -:
It was the eleventh victory out OF
twelve contests played by Stuyyesant.
The lineup follows:
STr'YVFSANT FAR ROCkAWAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
FEBRUARY Is.
The Bronx.

DAILY Az, e. 1879 Q lslst Of. ssari2it: Rock
land Realty Co loans FORBES CoustructiUn Go .
erect one S sty tenmt az psymensl; $4,000
HUGHES Av n g coz Of Crescent az rs. Srl03.s.
j q Wents loans Fsrszo Construction CO. Inc. 70
erect one sy brk Aptmt with stores Is pay
mensl. s@S.vVS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
Fitchburg in N. E. League.

Boston, Feb. 25.-The transfer to
Fitchburg of the New England League
baseball franchise, now held by Haver-
hill, was announced at a meeting OF the
leaRne to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
A: The Bronx Salesrooms.
By Hsnry Brady.
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY IS
Manhattan

BRooME ST. 2sS all. Regina Gross % " schser-
stein, 80 Attorney 81. yr from Aprl l. lsl5;
stty J He'd. ia Rviuron = 1850
pEIAkcEY ST %. cor s,or ard ADJ store and
b9srt.ert on Chrystis Il. Il wagner 70 American
Isl.--. q. 49, 49, ~. yEs taEa Au \ a..
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Easy for the Commerce Five.

The High School of Commerce bas-
ketball team defeated the St. Johns
Prep. five on the latter's court in
Brooklyn yesterday by a score Of 81
TO II.