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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
CONTINUED FROM PAGE
SEATTLE BUSINESS MEN JOIN
IN FIGHT FOR EQUAL x. X. RATES
means to Seattle. has hit home hard.
For instance:

means to Seattle has hit home hard
For instance:
Imagine yourself in Chicago city of Chicago
II is MISUNDERSTANDING hot You gasping for breath
OF cool air.
Special tourist in effect all railroads You
and your wife and daughter decide a vacation the
Pacific
You prefer thru Seattle because is the cool
way West You will so TO San Francisco and Los Angeles
and return via the Union Pacific the Southern Pacific
You go TO the railway ticket office. There you learn
that TO Seattle and by of San Fran
cisco and the Southern lines for $50 travelling distance OF
5+2 miles.
That IS the shorter route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
DIPLOMATS REACH scurARi

ROME. Jan. i5.-While the Aus.
TRANS have compelled evacuation
OF the Montenegrin capital. Get.
TIME. the diplomatic corps has fled
that city and reached ScutarI. Al.
bania. according to Austrian ad-
vices via Munich today.
The whereabouts OF King Mich.
olas and his force. which withdrew
from Cettinie. is a mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
SKATING ON Lake

The snow has been cleaned
from Lake Burier, thru the d..
rection OF the public utilities
department, for skating Sun
day. Amateur hockey matches
have been arranged, and lights
have been strung for skating
Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

treatment. that one has
To be very careful.
There Ia ono method.
however. that You need
not hesitate TO use,
even on n baby's tender
skin-that is. the resi-.
mol treatment. Res
mol is the pre- ~
scription OF n Bal ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
MONTENECRO'S
CAPITAL FALLS

VIENNA, Jan. f5.-After
abandoning the Monteneerln
capital. CettInIe. the Monsene-
grIns reiterated along the whole
south and west fronts toward
Albania, said q war office state
ment today.
This told. too, Of . renewed
offensive by the slavs around
Cxernowitx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
VESSEL MINED; rs DIE

LONDON. Jan. 15.--Twenty.iive
members OF the crew OF the 2.70o-
ton Spanish steamer Bayo persisted
when that vessel was mined. Tues
day. in the Bay OF Biscay. One man
vas saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
Seattle Neuer Will Get Elks Here Again

"Thcy couldn't eonsoentiously spend that much
money of the states fund" said Reynolds.
If Seattle tries get another bunch OF Eks TO
thru here they did after their convention in Los
Angeles last summer Secretary Storey the local lodge
Friday 1T would be impossible That $3.50 per ticket
makes considerable difference to the boys living east OF
Chicago"
attend national conventions of their order. live
Chicago.
Eks SOP 500 the Northwest and via
Frisco than would to eliminate Seattle from the itinerary
and go by the Southern route.
Why the difierential,
The Southern Pacific and Union Pacific and the
Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation Co. arc
allied roads.
The Southern Pacific from Chicago to
Frisco via New Orleans, Ell Paso and Los Angeles.
The Union Pacific thru territory further
north. from Frisco to Chicago.
The allied lines control the territory between
Portland and San Francisco.
They would rather the tourist would spend all
his money their lines in making the roundrp
from Chicago than that he should spend half
with them and half with of the Northern lines
the Northern Pacific Milwaukee, G. N.
Therefore they say will cost the tourist to the North
west he gets roundtrp ticket their system, just
S2175 in winter and $3.50 in to go from
Portland to San Francisco, vice lines they
control
II he chooses visit the Northwest, he may have
the ticket with these discounted according to
and ride the allied Southern lines
The Southern Pacific and Union Pacific get fat pckings
from the roundrp tourists to the Southwest
Why they reason, should they make any concessions
which would enable these tourists get off their system
and travel part OF their Journey one OF the northern
lines?
Why should they make any assengcrcarryng agreement
with the Northern lines that would let the latter in
their little old tourist monopoly?
Why, indeed?
Yet the Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
allied with the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
which taps Seattle after business all the time from Seattle
men.
STEALING THE TOURISTS AWAY FROM THE
NORTHWEST WITH ONE HAND, AND WITH THE
OTHER BRAZENLY BEGGING FOR AND GETTINGI
PROFITS RIGHT OUT FROM UNDER OUR VERY
NOSES
1t reminds OF the story Of the whose neighbor
said Of him that he that he had been invited
to the Lords supper he'd have gene back aerward and
stolen the tabecloth"
The attitude OF the transportation bureau OF the Cham
Der of Commerce is that of supne interest will urge
a speedy rearing OF the 1t will rest on its
Two years ago the bureau a to interview rail-
way officials in California The conditions existed then
The the
J. S. Goldsmith chairman OF the bureau, said he con-
sidered the fact that Northwest commercial bodies were
urging speedy hearing would have weight" with the
interstate commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
What to Do for
Itching Skins

Eczema. rlngworm and other itch.
ing, burning skin eruptions are so
oaailv made worse by improper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
QUEEN ANNE LEADS

ouen Anne high school is in tho
lead In the city high SCHOOL debat.
ing league. having trimmed two
teams from other schools Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
HEALTH
AND
STRENGTH I'm

is what Chiropractic means to
the man. woman or child who II
suffering or is interested In any
one who is suffering. The CHIEF
points you would be interested in
are an explanation OF what a chiro-
practor is, what he believes in and
how he operates. How simple and
chronic diseases are all handled In
natures own way. How spinal
treatments avoid drugs, operations
and suffering.
No charges for talk with me.
Call today. Few treatments have
overcome chronic diseases of years
standing. Your health is surely
worth a few minutes consultation.
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Regal Dental Offices

Dr. D.. u. Clark, Manager
lSo5 Third Ave, v, W. Cor. Third
and lstsn.
The sun., 1916-01-29

The Realty Associates have sold seven
of their easy Housekeeping homes on
Crown street in the Eastern Parkway
section. They sold ls3 Crown street to
Angus Il Green. lS2 to Mrs Sarah Lib
SON lSs TO the Misses r. and y. OReilly.
1870 to Charles W. Steinbrucker. lae to
Patrick Meagher, Iss to John Schauf,
1875 to Mrs Maude N. Boyle
The Nclnerney klincli Realty Com
pany has sold the two story and store
brick business building on the west side
Of fIatbush avenue. sc feet south of
Beverley road. on "A plot 2oNloo. for Wal
ter T. Lusher to a client for investment.
O. I.ebett a. Co have sold the four
story apartment. on lot 3oXlU0 at 6s3
Madison street. for Mrs. :. Rain Of
stockton y j.. to an investor. also two
two story dwellings. Al 69t and ses
Quincy street. on plot 5oNl"o. tor Mrs.
Nlisn Of ,;reat Neck. l.. I, To ll"rh /.
the three story apartment at 20 Howard
avenue, corner Of HanCock street. on lot
.5NIGO. and >s> and sI0 Hancock street.
two three story single brick apartments.
for Morris Elsman to client two story
brick dwelling at li, Stuyvesan' ave-
nlc. on lot 20Alo0 for the I,oef''er es-
tate to a client and two story dwelling
AZ 1913 Lexington avenue. for Wcch-
Ter. 'o an investor.
Friday 4 Lehman have sold s,S
and >sl Hancock street, near Howard
avenue. "A two story TWO family ram.
dwelling with a stable. on plot a5>loo.
To- Henry g. karutz - Eldcrt street.
near broadway. "A three story hrirN
dwelling to Gustav BAUER 1S2 and tb+
Hancock street near Lewis avenue. two
thrr. STORY fatS. on plot "INloo. for
Joseph de Rondc. and SSi iialS"y street.
near patchcu avenue, two StorH dwell
ing for the Marmur Holding corporation.
Samuel ,;alitzka Company has sold
for the k and -. Holding Company, IN
client for occupancy, the two story
brick one family house AZ '1s seventy
seventh street. on lot ls.'Nioo.
The Rulklcy a Norton Company has
resold :. Adrlphi street. a three story
and b.s.men, dwelling, on lot 2lNloo
between Myrtle and Park avenues, Tor
the Chester Drug Company to client
for occupancy.
The sun., 1916-01-29
PLAN COFFEE CLEARING HOUSE.
Brokers Take steps Toward EorM-
TIM New tssOctHtiOU.

Tho members of the coffee ENchangc
are considering a pan f>r the urgauizs-
tiou Of clearing huuS" aSSociatiou,
which will r"S"mhl" the recently c~tah-
lished clearing house association Of the
cotton EXcuaUge
Members of the exchange after dis
cuSSiug the matter AZ great length de
cid"d that Z the clearing house com.
ni,trs of tho coffee EXCHANGE rnuld
secure subscriptions amounting to $500, .
UuU the proposed association Shuuld he
formed
The clearing houS. committee reported
that thirty mine houses had suhS,rih.,
81, ,O0O each aud had sigu,ticd their will.
inguesS To double the amount II ucces-
sarN
Suur Of the brokers drew attention to
the fact that th" association ~ the
Cotton EN"hango had working ruui
~ more than a i.0uU." 900 aud that ia,
proposed coff"" clearing house assoria.
ton would haN" wnrhiug fund of ui.y
sou. O00 II was then dcclded that StON,-
ou0 should be raised
II Is said that tn" new association Will
hc Incorporated under the law uC Sew
York M'mp, rship IA the CLEARING house
association viii l." separate from mem.
bcrship In ih, ,uff". E\chaug.
rh, ronuiti"" IL charge uf TIA" plan
consists of James H. Taylor. chairman ,
George " Lawrence, Franklin W Hop
hins. q. u, Eulcnkampri. Manuel l..
Rionda. A. Srh,ercnberg. " II. craig.
Leopold s. Dachc and Frank Norton.
The sun., 1916-01-29
CRESCENTS GIVE UP ARMORY.
Will play BRsLrtbaII 0Rmes IN
Their Home Court Hereafter.

The basketball game scheduled for TO-
night between tn" crescent Athletic club
and the Springfield Y. NJ. q. A. has been
called OF rs the New Mooncrs have
abandoned the Second Signal Corps Ar
mory ~ their home court. The basket .
ball games will bc played hereafter IN
the gymnasium of the Crescent 4. g.,
Pierrepont and clinton streets, as in pre-
vious years. Since amateur boxing bouts
will be held at tho crescent gymnasium
tonight the basketball game had to be
called of.
The Springfield Y. NJ G. A. team
plays at West Point this afternoon and
then will come to Brooklyn Manager
DR.. Dayton of the crescent team tele-
graphed last night to the Springfield
manager IN an effort to arrange the
contest for Monday night. II this agree
ment cannot he reached the Crescent
team will forfeit the game
Basketball AT the Sgual Corps Armory
was losing proposition and for that
reason the troScentS decided to play the
games at their own home in the future,
ON neat Saturday night the New
Mooncrs will have the University OF
Penusylvanld five as their opponents.
This game VIII bc played IN Brooklyn.
On February II IN" tr"s"ents will play
Loyola tollcg" IN Baltimore and on
Lncolns birthday viii meet the Navy
team at Annapolis,
The sun., 1916-01-29
Capablanca Held TO Drauv
ROSENTHAL AT LAST
CHECKS CAPABLANCA
Former state Champion Sue
cccds in Getting Draw in
Ninth Round.
CHAJES IN SECOND PLACE

Playing high class chess, J. Rosenthal
Of the Manhattan Chess Club. a former
State champion. succeeded finally In
stopping Jose r. Capablanca in the ninth
round OF the Rice Memorial chess mas
ters' tournament held at the rooms OF the
Empire City Chess club yesterday af-
,ernoon and evening. Daring tactics
on the part OF Rosenthal against his
famous young adversary. which might
well have had q more decisive result
brought about drawn game after
thirty-one moves.
The two played throughout the four
hour session of the afternoon and the
position at I o'clock was Of highly
Interesting character and not ut all sim
pie Upon their return after dinner they
resumed play. but almost Immediately
agreed upon draw. Rosenthal was
content to have broken the Cuban's
unbeaten record. whereas Capablanca
felt satisfied in having emerged safe aud
sound from very unpromising position.
Rosenthal had the white side OF a
queens gambit declined. and although
he advanced his pawns on that wing
castled on the queens side. Capablanca
broke open the rocks file. but the white
king lEked safely behind his two
bishops.
The ninth was notable round In
other respects. 4. kupchik. the State
champion. was defeated by Oscar Chajes
In one OF the bes, games OF tho tourna-
ment. and Chajes moved up into second
place which he should clnch II he scores
his adjourned game with Fox. Chajes
played an irregular defence to kupchik
queens pawn opening and the game
went to thirty-hve moves.
Newell Banks. the draugh's champion,
played masterful chess against Bern
stein and after long and eventful
game, lasting ninety-fve moves, drew
with his strong opponent. bernstein
opened with the Ruy Lopez. Bernstein.
relegated to third place, was tied by
both kupchik and Kostic. OF whom the
latter obtained the verdict against Per
kins In queens gamhit declined last
ing thirty-SN moves.
Hodges Of Staten Island had ,L,now-
ski ~ Paris for AN opponent. hut the
latter was IN fine fcttlc. won the eN-
change and took the game after thirty
seven moves. Hodges was white In a
, queens gambt declined. Fox OF Wash
ington bettered his score at the expense
of Black who resofted to the Sicilian de
fence. In the course OF which he lost the
exchange He resigned after thirty nine
moves schroeder and Tenenwurzel. In
"A two knights defence. played 10 a draw
after thirty-one moves. The standing I,
date follows.
The sun., 1916-01-29
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Continues Light in
Manhattan and Bronx
Leasing Active.
BREWSTER ESTATE SOLD

~ leasing OF parts of buildings. notably
lofts and stores. and the selling Of
Brooklyn dwellings can he called activity
then the real estate market had a good
day yesterday. for that was the bulk OF
business reported by brokers. There were
couple of vacant plots sold and a tene-
ment here and there in Manhattan and
The Bronx, and a New York man bought
a fne place in Westchestcr, but that was
the sum OF all local business. Despite
the fact that money Is reported to be
plentiful In some places brokers are find-
ing IL exceedingly hard TO finance open
tions. which. with certain amount OF
apathy on the part OF investors. seems
to he the reason why the real estate
market ia not more active at this. its
supposedly best time
The sun., 1916-01-29
FLAT AND PLOT SALES.

WEST 10th STREETS. Liebnan
Sons have sold TO Samuel Wacht two
plots on the north side OF i5oth street.
one 75x100. beginning 100 feet east OF
Broadway. and the other 10ox10). 200
feet east OF broadway. The sales
were negotiated by Richard 5. Elliott
and T.. II. Ludlow 4 co.
WEST 142D STREET-DanieI II. Jack
son has resold to client OF c j.
Norman 235 West Ited street Ave
story fiat on !ot 25xlO0.
WEST 10Th STREET-Mrs. Matilda
F!tzsimons has sold the two six sto-y
tenemen,s with stores at b2o and 5l2
West Fftieth street TO the Bell Invest
ing Company. The purchaser gave II.
part paymen, house and four lots at
Sheepshead Bay
MOUNT HOPE PLACE-Theodo~e
Kaufman OF the Jessica Waist Com.
pany has purchased from Estelle r.
Conever the three story semi-detached
American basement two family dwell
ing AT 20 Mount Hope place on lot
PIXIES. After extensive alterations
the purchaser will occupy.
The sun., 1916-01-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders at
iornoy,
i,.Tu ST ~, = "a . u.Ii,cr a.. "a,
loo II. M.y l. lens-Io,Is s-d Emma
Harris to Jno : McMas,er irus,ne n'f,.
r . 90. i1s Bwgy y............. si5 0no
" EsT WASHINGTON pT. ~ 4, "
M~Dpugsl 50 runs y .sgx " 0sN n 8 .,
Il ~ jSN 4 20 beg. tpr - lr'i
Hargr"d. Il 9 60. 20 WIN l. Hon
tau,Iu f. >5th ~: atty Ford ! Hnhor.
- Cedar ~ .-........ ..... sS.O"o
ltlST Sr. =. 2Nls Boul"Ntrl l.rN
ALL. Mar -. i>?S There's. Haas 20
The sun., 1916-01-29
BIG DEMAND FOR LOFTS.

The firms Leonard J. Carpenter and
Horace =. Ely a Co. have leased Tor a
term Of years the entire building at
10 Wall street 10 the Czsrnikow. Ri
onda Company, trr new Sj0.on0. ooo
Cuban sugar corporation, now at H.
and III Wall street
Charles y. Walker has ieasod the
store AT So Walker street TO the Gal
lagher Trucking Company space in 900
Canal street 20 the tr'on Sui, Case
Company. space In S> and 90 Walker
street to H. Magid; additional space in
l1G Centre street 10 the General Pattern
and Model COMPANY. and with the
Charles y Nuycs Company space In
la1 to POI Grand street to the Eae!s
Die Company spase IN i,S Walker
street 10 ! Goldberg additional space
in :o6 TO ooS Canal street TO i.ispenard
& Clark. and 'oft in lis Centre street
to Nathan Eandan.
The Charles =. Noycs Company has
! leased the NTH floor AT 3iS 80 S2t East
Thirty-second street for a long term %
wears TO the Eastern optical Corpora.
| tion.
william y Wu,r y Sous hal. rented
| tn. store AVID hiS.incu, a. 1S0 Rlecpk.r
street % the Nobl" T'urSus COMPANY
| Fredcrich Fo> & 30 have lca ed the
| second and top offs ~ ,5?-1il Broad.
u. W
| Prager respectively the ninth lof, ~
$50 broadway I" Ambrose * 90. space
at 40 broadway to MARKS & Morris.
| top lof, at ~ EroadwaN to Isidor I.uho-
vltz. first loft AT SIS Broadway To Levy
! & Ensl-r. fourth loft al SO Broadway
to charles Falkcuhcrg and the second
| ,of, AT SIS Broadway to Iachara Braun
! stein
| Talking Doll aud Novelty COMPANY
| .1,...y- 70
in the building at 9t3-2i7 West Seven-
,ecuth street and 232-23i West Eigh-
| tecntn street 10y taking IN" entire fourth
| floor for term of year.
| NJ Formau & 90. have leased space
in iIl-lai West TW"utN-iifth street 10
Barnet B.rkmau. in l.-ii West Twenty .
first street To Victor Everette, IN 31-3a
West Tw.uty-.ighth street 10 Jessica
| Waist Company, IN lIl-l5I West Twcn-
ty-ffth street 20 Steiuhaus a Frank, in
Il2-l6 West Twenty street 20 Sol
| Levine a 90. In la2 2.l56 Wcs, Twenty
fifth street to Philip Kaufman and 10
Schwartz 4 Levine, IN l3.-l3i West
lTwsnty-second street tn kaN ''lOak COM
pany. in 20 West Seventeenth street to
Nj l.. q. cloak Company ana II iI0-
452 sixth avenue to Mautell Il Sattl.r.
Blelman a 60. hav" leased IN 1g2
| Broadway store TO l.. a u. Marcus and q
oft 10 ]. Glankopf & 60 store a. 81
| West Fourth street to Market Bros
also loft space as follows In Bond
street to Adler a Miller, In '4-56
Blocker street to Wasssrman a Sh"kct
lin lss Greene street to Federal Toy 'om-
lpany: in 1la-1l7 Broadway tn NJ. :,
Rosenbaum and in $50 Broadway ~
Jacob ponegrr. Schahuk 4 stern and
Charles Riegelman Company
| ~ Brigham Hall a William i, Rt"si-
good have leased for a term to Peter
The sun., 1916-01-29
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

AI.RANy Jan, 9s...-Th" following realty
corpora, ions Wcr' chartered here to-day;
-, West l3ith Street Corporal ion, Man
haitian. capital. slO.0O0. directors. Isaac
I.cN, Tho Bronx. Leo Martus New York
city. and Peter Bernstein, brooklyn
NJ ID. Holding Company, Manhattan, ,
cApital, $4,000; directors, Harold
strauss The Rronx; Henry Lewis, George
kurka, New York city.
West l0sth street Company, Manhattan
capital, 81 900; directors sam LYMAN, New
York city. Philip sin, The Bronx, and
Pearl ". Fass, Brooklyn.
,het Realty Corporation. ManhattaH.
capital. 81 600, directors, Charles l., Grad,
Samuel Licbrrman New York city. John
r. MoroncN Brooklyn,
30 East Forty eighth street Realty com
rany Manhattan, capital, $500; directors,
Elcanor r. Burns, Margaret NJ kille"n,
New York city, u. Arrest West Hoboken,
y, \.
.Janots Building company. Tn" Hrnnx.
capital, $500 directors, william \ Iauota
NJ Janots. New York city, Francis Y
Doylr, TenanY, y. j.
The sun., 1916-01-29
LIS D'E<IDt NS.
Manhattan.

srH Az, cor %3d 81. 100 a>loo MARY
Il Goelct 81 al sgt stephen ! Mcfarland
ct al foreclosure of morigaH"J, attH.
II swain,
27TU 81 a33 E-.Augu.t Run agt S,uuu"l
Rosaudorf et Al foreclosure OF mort
gagel atty e Ruiz.
I.f;NoN Az, X. irll n ~ l3lst st
.5Ns5- lL'c In rruS' 60 ag'
Henry Williamson o, al foreclosure OF
Hr.SRY 81 .I+-t.oiIis u Por"uz" agi
Never Jarmulowsky 81 Al foreclosure of
mortgage); attys, Gellor, RoIston &
ID Az II " cor l+th ~. aoNIa ENrelSior
savings Bank Of tity of agt l.ouis
Mannheim 81 al itnre iuSurC nf mort
gagcI; atty. J = ,;uitrk
aTTII ST, ~" T. R,hic- shelter ~ the
'hurch of the Holy Communion agt Id
Han T. Bates ct Al ,forr, losure of mort
RagcI. Atty, H"llcr.
IlTH ". u cor 2nth 81. ~ aN5n6 Kuh-
crime + Iindemann Hgt Joseph Schus.>-
sler ,notic" OF "ttarhmen'; attys, Fer
gusou \ Ferguson
ll4TH ST. ~ rorncIit " IIall cl al
agt sarah M"yerhoncr et A. iarroudci
foreclosure of mortgaEc), ,ttNs, Erm.nu
4 Parsons
SrRISt; ST, M Bnwrry Satirgs Bank *
Sll>cstr" SoHin et al foreclosure of
mortgagel attys, tad"alader, Wirkcr-
sham n TAFT
18th ST, =. 303 " Willow AZ, @6>lOG
Al lfore"losur. of mtOc,; stiy, II swain.
Nary A keefs aSi Christian Wilhelm
The sun., 1916-01-29
STORMER EXPECTED
TO Be NEAR RECORD
Cincinnati Man FavOritc for
300 Yards i'm Junior Title
Games Tonight.
G. W. LOOMS IN SPRINT

,,,,io, ,th,e,es will meet to.nign, IN
,,,., ,.or, u-oo,.
tne 'nif''e''" ,.,.,.,.-
lyn, To decide the indoor championship
for 1915. The events that VIII attract
.,o -,os, ,,,ap,io, will he the two mile.
Wv 81 ..., ,r,a,e
oVV sai"' ''''' '"'''
and the sprint race - W. i"o''''' "
the Massachusetts Institute OF Tech-
, a. ,h. favori,e for the so yard
80 o ~, ,ccoun, NJ his victory In the
,...',,r,,, r.co ,t tho Nillrose A. A.
n,,,aS ,,,s most dangerous opponents
Iii, n. sviyes,er Johnson of the Knights
VII oe ,J navs poII,zer u the
Y.;sh ,morica, A e.
TIE" - W., ,oo ,.a,, ,,,, r,rea stormer of
ror 'ne oVv to ,hs fayori,e
."e ,'''''','''i ~, -, =, ~ A., for a
hecauAe ot h.s ,,,s ,oi,aya ,hot
quarter oi 'ii'c' .'.,t,,r ,.t.
the Wes'erhcr Is 'aPao'e v, h,.
distance IN rcCoru l''e' ou, ,
no means sure that ne VIII "e W, :"
10 pass the Judges Roug'r i'ais'es
the New York \. {. and Eddie 'oyle o,
the Irish American \. C. are recKoneu
upon To give the Cincinnati man race
for the championship
In the 500 yard race several local men
who have gained fame in handicap
.ven,s will compete in the hope OF gain
inc championship ribbon. Horace
rro,t,rr Now York A. C.: Charles
I,,,,s,, Ert,h,. ., 81 Antony. and Nfyles
,.,,, Sa'.,t,,,. ~ a,e recltoned
.. .s.,n,,
'"s oes, 90 n' wy .,,,, ,,'i,, .hor. c,hs,ber
49,, ~. yorr . r, 10
wilson "oai''s vi Wv Let.
ae eoou l,an az ,,, ~, "T," TSn ,s,o., crac,.
The sun., 1916-01-29
TRADING ~ QlEE..< =.

Weber & Hamilton haN" sold to N.
Sctz for investment 80 Eleventh ave
uur, Astoria n four story brick Nat
house. 4. tan'ure negotiated the sale.
Mildred NJ. osterhout Fhas sold the
two family brick dwelling and carag"
al Pa Railroad avenue. corner Fulton
street. in the cypress Hills section. To
William H. WunIier. who gave In part
u bungalow, with one acre ot
land at Mountain View, y. j.
The sun., 1916-01-29
PENN FENCERS BEAT HARVARD.
Captains share uonOrs In closely
Contested Meet.

PHILApEIPHIA, Pa. Jan. 2S.--ln tho
fencing meet held At Wcightman Hall
to-day l'cuusylvania defeated Harvard
five bouts to four.
cant. Bartoi of Pennsylvania ana
Nichols Of Harvard each won two out
OF his three bouts
Nichols Of Harvard started tho meet
by defeating Bartol, but Smiley Of Penn
eylvauia. lied III. score by defeating
Russsl The next two bouts also went
to PcuusylNa auia, Patterson heating Ham
ilton and Smiley beating Nichols. Rus
sci brought Iiarvard's score NJ by de-
featinE Patterson, bar,ol won from
Hamilton in tn" seventh bout, Nichols
fro,n Frushay in tn" eighth. Bartol from
Russ.l ia tho ninth and Hamilton con-
,ludcd ihc meet by disposing OF Smiley
In Il close bout,