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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
Trading Chiefly Confined
to Flats i'm Various
Bronx Sections.
TENEMENT VALUED
AT $4,000 SOLD
Parcel Disposed OF New Law
House In the Old Green
witch Village.

Sales in the real estate market yes
terday. with few exceptions. were OF
fathouses in Tho Bronx. Manhattan
transactions were chiefly confined 10
lease, o. business places A plot IN
West 10Th st. figured in an exchange
for "A tenement. while another house OF
this class, IN the old Greenwich Village
section and held az $4,000, toll into
the hands Of new owner Sales an
nounced follow;
18TH ST(-The Terios Construction
Company, II. A. Landsman president
has purchased from Leo Trier 0lo ana
5t2 West 18TH g.. a plot 50xlOO, be
tween Amsterdam and Audubon avs.
In exchange the buyer gave 22s tsst
l27th ST., five story tenement, on 10.
2g.6xee.11, near Third av. Wesehler
Kohn, IA attorneys. represented HI'
Trier in the transaction. Inc latter
property was acquired b. the Iertos
company last month From the ltalleh
Savings Bank
CHARLES ST.-Samuel Lipmsn has
sold to q client OF s. Miglionico 80 ana
al Charles st., a six story new law ten
emont, on plot 65xe5 feet. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
1b7TH sT.-H. L. Phelps has sold Tor
Anne Jones 42i-428 East 10Th St, a
five story new law house, containing
five families on a floor, and occupying
a plot 50xl00. between Elton and Mel
roso avs. The buyer, II. NJ. Campson'
gave IN part payment lao Alexander
ev.. a FIVE story double fiat, with stores
on lot 25xlG0, adjoining the northwest
corner Of bath st.
STVPSON STE. Osborne Smith has
sold for the Columbia Construction
Comnanv 10 Professor John II. Barn
hart. g69 Simpson st.. five story new
law fat. on plot 43Xl00, between l63d
81. and Westchester av.
162D STA. Blumenthal has sold for
Catharine Wynne 20 the Adavine Con-
struction Company Adelstein & Aven-
tine the plot 75xiO5 on the north side
OF 162d ST.. ninety-six fee west Of
Woodycrest av., for improvement. with
two five story fats, 10 cost $4,000,
FREEMAN ST-Paul A. McGoirick
has sold 20 James Crowley, for cash,
sOQ-8fi Freeman ST., five story fat,
known az the Screeaw.ck. on plot COX
go. between Union and Prospect avs.
KINGSRPIDGE ROAD II L. Phelps
has sold for the William c. Costing
Company 20 an Investor, FOR cash, 2l1
and 24g East Kngsbridge road, two
five story double fats. each on plot
4ON1O0
WILLIS Avn. L. Phelps has sold
for Nicholas G. Kern the southeast cor
rer of Willis av. and 18Th 81, five
story building. on lot 25xlo0. Il was a
cash transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
BEATEN AND BIT. SHE SAYS
Boayder Accuses Lsndlady Of Using
Dog WHIP and Dog.

Lsndladies in the movies may argue
vehemently and look daggers, but
Magistrate Groehl, In the West Farms
court, found a real one yesterday, who
used n dog whip on a boarder AMI
then sicked the dog on her She rc
fused the boarder permission 20 tcie
phone for a doctor for her injuries.
The landlady. Nrs. Mary Miller, 81
2819 Decatur Avenue, The Bronx, was
found guilty on a technical charge o.
disorderly conduct end vas paroled %
the custody Of her counsel until Sat
urday. Mrs. Beatrice BELLS. Of ~
East Fifty-sixth Street, testified that
Mrs. Miller slashed her over tho head
and body with the whip. and that The
dog bit her in the right hip. Mr'.
Miller denied the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
Chelsea Firepruof Storage Warehouses, he.
ue-ieo WEST 10Th ST.
4g8-fsi WEST 26tb 81.


TO Ida Lloyd. Mario Revere, Mls Won
Vocht. Mrs Theo. Goodness, Mrs. John
thompson. MI Ponsonella, Williams 4
Hamburger. Mrs. Mary Murphy e. +.
Donovan. Harold Booth. Alfred n. Klrch-
ner. Q Dow. Mrs Reinhardt VI A. Ronse.
Mrs Grimm. Electric Photo Co A J
stone Mrs A Hand. Mira. VI. A RYAN.
Mrs g. Regen3hurk Mrs J. Winnau, Mrs.
O.ConueU q. J.. Graf Miss A wilson.
g. T. GRAF Miss Irene Beach. j. T..
Grange Abbott. J. j. Delaney H. IT, Arm
ington. Mrs Th0s Farrell Mrs Hanner
Mrs McGoyern. Mrs. X. Hunter, The Verdi
Cub : NcComb. Jennie r Bishop. Mrs.
49, Johnson. Mary kiuge. Mrs buchanan.
Afre ~ Bell. also oil goods stored hy
Jacob Klein. thc Receiver q the American
St1raE. company You and each 2 you
are hereby notified that the time fo- the
payment ~ our Hen upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice thereof had been given you. We
VIII cause such property. % Wit. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS. MERCHANDISE. PIANOS.
TRUNKS AND PERSONAL EFFECTS
stored by you or 10 your name cor 90
which YOU may nay an INTEREST," 81 tho
chelsea Fireproof Storage Warehouses
mo % be sold az PUBLIC AUCTION.
according 20 statute IN sucR case made
and provided. az Chelsea Fireproof Storage
Warehouses. Inc. ii2-i20 West i07th 81.
New York city, on WEDNESDAY. Febru-
airy 10th. 1916 at 10 A. NJ. and continuing
90 every Wednesday thereafter at tho
same time and place until all goods are
sold
Chelsea Fireproof Storage Warehouses, Inc.
T.. SCHRANM PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
Twenty-eight Games
for Dartmouth Nine

Hanover, y. H., jan. i9.-The Dart
mouth College baseball schedule was
announced to-day by the athletic coun-
ell. There are twenty-eight games on
the lis, OF which seventeen are away
from Hanover. The season opens in
Now York during the Easter vacation.
The schedule follows:
April 3. Forihsm a. Forihsm Apnl 6. New
York uniVors'iy a.. New YORK April ?. Paterson A.
Paterson lprJ'es5iora, Atlantic Lerglel April g.
cfeecsn! 4. g. e. New Yofa. Apd TO- Seton Hal
~ South Orsrgs Aprl y. Columbia a. New Yorl .
Apt H. u s. O. az Amhsnt April a. Hgsdoin
a. Hanover. Apt. 10. Ncr Hampshire SAFE at
Hanover. tyf 90. " = g. a. haHo'er. Agrl %
Brown % Ha.ns.r
May !. Gsors,ioan a. Hanover Nav o. Vermont
e H,.U7gr Nj 9. Wa-luau 90 Nnff'efowl .
May no. las AZ Nrv haven. Mar H. Tlfs al.
hanover. hsy ~ Williams d. Hst3yrr. MAY Is.
columbia o. Sew infA. Msy g.. Princeton ~
Princeton. oias DO. Waaeysn al Hanover. MAJ ~
Harvard a. tlm'r fx.. MAJ q Brown A. Ir1d
dru.e Nay 800. Holy Cos a. Worcester. June p
Ic,,ol college a. Hanover June d. TUFTS a. Med
,1fi. Jlls Do, Williams a. 1911 --soau. June 10
Amherst 90 Amfen.. Juno 20. Aruh,-s. a. Hanover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
HARRIS AND JOHNSON
IN SQUASH FINALS

T. A. r. Morris. OF the Harvard Club,
end s. H. Johnson, from the Yale Club,
will meet this afternoon at D o'clock
i'm the final match Of the frs: competi-
zion for national Glass b squash ten
mis- championship. The men reached
the last round by defeating their oppo-
nents IN the semi-fual matches on the
Heights Casino courts, Brooklyn. in
straight games.
IN the upper bracket Harris faced
Catlin. the Heights Casino member, and
won by score Of l5-li, ID. CstItn
made his best shown iI the nrst
game, when he fought hard for the
first ten aces. In the second game Har-
ris gained a commandins lead soon az
ter play had begun, and Catlin was un-
able 10 catch him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or SEW
YORK By the Grace o. God Free and
Independent MAYNARD y Foliln car
RE Il Wrsnn. Mrs Thomas sw'nyard
owen Ward. Marguerite Client 9th. Nre.
Annie S.Mons. George Cooke Mrs 1eofF7
Maynard Florence leslie Hoy. PHYLLIS
Pa. Nor. Mrs T.. IL. Cramer. Me koher'
S!rnons. Mrs Charles r.. Foilin. Frank r.
IeNone Mics Matte sheridan. N.-s Emm.
steiner. stuart Wrenn. Thomas 4 Wrenn,
Thomas y Wrenn. Charles Nreun. Joseph
KIRK. Clara Van yreedelnourg99' tIr' '.nsf-
sord Mas A. + Ives. Miss Mari. cross
Newhaus. Mrs Lee Young Maiamn 'Il.s
Valda. Edmund +. Hank. as Exec ot ~
VilIaysrde American Society Tor t.. Pro-
yention 4 Cruelty Oh Animals. "a 'nn.tn
Cemetery Mrs. carrie ~ PIMA ,a, g,
Annie = FREY. John r WEIGH, Jofn r.
Keiir. Jared FLAGS Baroness A.th.~
t.,vlrnas Salvador Lonetta J.. Ho'lanlei
Florence I. WeissorOd, Arthur Leslie AND
Frank Leslie, and 20 all persons ih''rrs
as creditors. iegatees. . ~ q KIN lr oflff -
,.ire lu the estate ~ Frank Leslie, do -
,.aead who a. the time Il her death re-
sided ~ the sherman square lio-ei Bore
ough 81 Manhattan, NeN YORK CT 'eaH
rpm the petition Ok Louis y 'ra.Qcr
residing az Saratoga Spr.ne~ Ne" forN.
and William Ncison cromwell r-F 'n1
u West iFth street. Borough ~ N'Hhat
TAN. city * Eew YORK.
You and each % you are here .ilri
I'd show cause before our Slrrogoi" ~ f.'
county of Sew York 90 the Srrr1sates
Court o. said county. held - th. iial -
Records in the county " New f'rn, on
IA. esth DAY o. January 1919 20 .a-f-pas-
Ten o'clock 10 the forenoon Of that day ,
why the sccount % Louis IT, Crawnr and
william Nelson Cromwell. as Executors oil.
~ Last WI and Testament OF said de- .
ceased. should not be judiciaiy s,ttei.
Iu testimony whereof we have oaused
the Seal OK the SurroRstes' Court ~ III"
q g
aifN cd.
Witness. Honorable John p Colalan. a
SURROGATE OF our said county. Or 80
County % Sew York t.. lfrI
SEAL fay u December. in rho ear %.
our Lord ons thousand nine hun
dred snI ltteen
DANIEL J. DOWpNET.
Clerk q the Surrogateg' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
Sales in Auction Rooms.
A. iA Vesey -
Pr Joesph i ray

Py joseph = Day
PARK Az cor ssh 81 l0o5iio' vacant;
PARK Avenue ard jitn street Corp sgt ParN Ave
rae aaI SSH street Corp Fritn. ~ \
v-i0r mtg s255.0oG. adioIued 10 jan 20.
By /. J. Phillips & Go.
BROADWAY. q cor Fairow ~ i0otl02r 'rrs
,s.ant. VI seiis AID sno Az j s.ch 81 a,
I'm. s.3Tsl 6i. 10 the plaintiff fo- $4,000
BROADWAY, e. 700 o. IAfiifF az ll.A4u0' Va
cant. n G. B9ndy az, same. sua, st,ys ,ame ret
dive. El9 isis. 90 the p amin Tor -. KY,
BROADWAY F.. 900 fairyieF ay lNNfllV' va
cant. O. Buldy AID ano. ekrs AZ same, san :
a,ry.. same RI. due. N9isL's; 10 me p.4nuR
BROADWAY. . q. 800 n Fh-'iev az ioorloo: "a.
rsat. Lena SIX sst cane. sai-e duIs saEe fei
duo fi94sifs. 70 the pahtlT Tor Nl4Vu''
BE- samuel Marx.
usrH ST N " a. s.s LenoI Az. lsrioo u
sty dvs East River sa'inss Institution -,
Nss-I simon 81 a o + h.o9sId' At'y :, = 81 y
10 tle pialrti1 for $4,000.
A. tAe Bronx Exchange
BY Joseph p. Day.
MORRIS Az. 1875 = 8. 100 ZEN s. , .ot,io. p,
3 SIS tcnmt. Rudolph SOUS AT Aus-,i Jaeoo r,
a. NsscA.er ko1n. atvs. "a GUN ta.is. ~. .
due s. 800 a.; tazes. etc. tl.lio.i 70 the p41ul
Bronx ST. .0i,-?ois. 2 g. SIS l5-th st. % 81
II sioi ynhe Hl . al GSsta,r FEY at;
Henry A Friedman. RI: Dsri'i9n. 70 the plain
TN ,Jr s 600.
b. J. Phillips 60
BRONX BLVO. " = So 242d - - iflooi
rac.nt: EIa.rd J. schneider az fi1Iy DA.'1..
D. al Holden < CayAra ust. att. Ls"iea- 2.
Crs-.ia!nI reg due. s. % IS f41es. ETC. u
81, -s 70 the plallt.r. fJr $500.
By charles A. Berna1.
Az go La'aye'te AZ. 90
loo yarlft. sheldon lIAur 81 a.. irl''e. AZ.
Am. Ec,er. Joln Roosevelt. Az, Jla1 =
Drr rs, duo 8 q's 05. taxes. e.. >l-i -. 70
fbe plailtir ~ $4,000
b. Iaree Donovan.
6 ts0ry ST sss - M . Cou-t.arft az 2jti0o.
~ fslmt. E.is Gamble. estr. ttr. john
i Nh. l1oa e -. W " Nesietet. ATTY. Wm J
McKsJNa rsf Due. e .33! istrs ecu u
$40 0g. 20 TIE paintir fof $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
STORAGE NoTTCEs.
Broadway Storage Warehouse
s2i3-S2t5-8lt7 broadway

62i3-SZ3A-bki1 IroaHWty.
To A J. Hunt. Eiz walker. John :.
Price. " Fis6s. n. 4. Wafsworth, Mr.
Bessie Thornton. Mrs O. Rad. L. Jacob
son Mrs Z A. wilson ". :. Harrison.
John f. Beach Mrs. : Neessn. You an4
each OF you are hereby notldsd that the
time Tor tho payment Of our len upon ~"
property hereinafter described having ~
plred after due notice thereof had been
given YOU Va VIII cause such property, 10
Wit. household goOcs. personal effects.
piano. merchandise. etc. stored IN Tho
broadway Storage Warehouse. New fors-
CIV. by you or IN your name for in whicl.
YOU may have an interest), ~ be sold a.
Public Auction. sccorc.as 20 ne statute
in such case made and provided az tbs
Warehouse. se48-32f6-324i Broadway. New
York Ci,y. on TUESDAY. February s. 1915.
10 A. NJ. and u the sale thereof r. no,
completed on said date The same Nlll b.
continued a, the same place on ever Tues
day thereafter. beginning ~ 10 a. ana
until all tho goods are cold
BROADWAY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
THOs REILLY PROP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION
OF the
LIMITED PARTN-KcHlP or LEONARD
SNYDER q CO.
Notice is hereby given thar the limited
partnership heretofore existing between
Leonard Snlder as "a general partner ana
James y. curtis as special partner. here
t0fore carrying Oh business under th@ nrfn
name % leonard Suldnr G. co., hos this
day been dissolved hy the acts q partners
tiou in the Certificate OF Formation - SUCH
partnership. ard tiat LEONARD Sni3er VIA
syn for dissolution o. said firm - hi,
..rce No O. Broadway. New York Ctty.
Dated January = 1915.
fgigued1 LEONARD SNYDER.
JAMES ~ "a ErfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
Wagner and Lajoie.

Tie and Nap Lajo
reyed pup todding infant
recall that the The that old Hans and
o. Larry through
each and the probs
abandon
They the skinned plots back
Of turfed infd have the By nearly
r
Both big and powerful stood tho strain Of where
this period not
Time could blur their batting They
hold beyond
the Flying Dutchmsn
cabin
OF
and league @ the popular oke the with
drop OUT s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
VICTIM BUYS r. r. DEPOT
Agent and Telegrapher Accused of Sell
ing Everything md Decamping.

Winstcd, Conn, Jan 10 with the
arrest At Detroit OF Orms, former sta -
lion agent. and Elmer Flinton, former
telegrepher for the New Haven Rail
road AZ Congamond, Mass, it became
known here to-day that the two are
accused Of selling the depot at Conga-
mond TO on italian for $50. n IL az
serted they elso sold a carload OF white
boards which had been sidetracked az
Congamond and other property not be-
longing 20 them
After drawing their wages last Fri
day they decamped. Not until the pur-
chaser OF the depot demanded of the
new agent that he vacate The building
did the alleged unlawful acts Of Orme
and Flinton become known TO tho COM
rRn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
scov7sS 'ANen
S&xerr y cov<e2e7
m Aacixnn AYR ite
30 MADISON AVENUE
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.

Tbs follosing scouts Tioos-sfullT passed mir
examinations foy second class on January IA, a.
ths FIRST local examination IN IN. BronS. held A.
fhs Tf.mon, Temple cnnopUrs ard Burnside Ave-
Jsnas Deunly. Troop 81 Arthur Clsss
oscu Ks,chsn AMI T. Mcdonald. Troop 70. Ernest
Aurch and Harry 7. Van Denmark. Trop f9'
Wilian Prochntl snd AHrol s'ciofolh. Tfoop
10. G. AsnsV snd Flsming. Troop li1i J.
Stein. w. FREY " Knoeppls. u De YOUNG ".
Lev and ChSle, Connlngon. rrogp 1875
Scouts Who ar. s'fns on us Bronx bike nef'
Saturday msct D-pu'y Scott Commissioner A ..
Clarks al West Chester Village AT $50 a. m Man
h.itan sco,lis Who si.h 70 hiks should ,sss Tho
subway yves, Farms Lrpro-sl 70 SimpSon Street
tho Westminster Avenue car N Village. il sksies
ma, h brought n cold weather holds
N-It Manhattan hiks vii b hslf on s'turdsy.
January 81.
These besdqu,tsr, HAYS under vy vir-less
cls~ An expert Instructor has volunteered Ms
services ard a wireless s'stion has ben secured
AL first an5 second class scoYu Who have hsi any
training n this lins OF IN electricity ioin this
class No charges. ssrd yon enroinsnt 70 uee
hssiqusrsrs sc0utTnaser' VIII pesss n"iiT tn"if
scOuis = fhis
Notice q /. meeting Of The Gamers Club viii he
sent ont shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
TEAMWORK OF THE
TIGERS TURNS TRICK
Defeat the Columbia Basketball
Team in Well-played Game.

Princeton. ~. j., Jan. l9.-Team
work was the greatest factor in Prince
toms victory over Columbia basketball
team here tonight by a score Of q
90 -
The first half ended IN Princeton's
favor az 10 20 4. and ~ the first few
minutes of the second half the Blue
seemed 20 rally, but their larger score
in the last period WAS due 70 better
ioul shooting rather than better play
ing. Haas for Princeton was easily the
best player on the floor He scored
siStceG Of Princeton's points, and shot
eight out of q possible eleven fouls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
DANA REACHES FINAL
ROUND IN SQUASH

Add son Dana lscratch) reached the
fnal round in the Class \ section OF
the annual midwinter handicap squash
tennis tournament OF the Harvard C!no
on the latter's courts yesterday. ne
defeated John W. Appel, jr. ,one-haii
hand. one ace), b. score of s-lo'
IL -, l5-5.
In match Of the fourth round l.
Gunncl (onc-half hand. ono nee) de-
fcated {. +. Clarkson lone-half hand
two aces. after a spirited night, by I"
score 81 - -. l5-l3.
Grinnel will face I. VI. DAVIS
scratch in the semi-fnal round OF the
inner bracket this afternoon, and me
winner win fncc Dana I'm the hnal
match tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
FIVE NEW TEAMS TO
MEET DARTMOUTH

Hanover, y. H.. Jan. l9.-The Dart
mouth football schedule, rs announced
here tonight by the athletic committee
for the season Of 1916, contains nine
games. six at home IN Hanover and
three on foreign fields.
Five new .eams appear 49, opponents
Of the Green New Hampshire state
Boston College, Lebanon Valley Col
loge, Georgetown and West Virginia.
The Massachusetts, Aggies. which al
ways have opened the season AT Han
over. have been moved up 20 October
II. and their place is filled BY New
Hampshire state. Another innovation
is the closing Of the season at Han
over with west Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
PROPOSALS.

REPUBLIC OF cUBA.-BIDs WILL BE
o.5Ns ~ the Civil and Military tonHtr4C-
lions. Dept Of Public Works. Havana until
4 p NJ. February the 3r4. 1915, Tor th-
an1.rcernent = The granite base ~ mo
Nonurnen, which o. % he erected fc Major
General Antonio Nare1 at Havana epeei-
ncatious aud general details may Dee OBJ
tained 80 tho ONCE ~ the consul General
OF the Republic u Cuba IN New York CiG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
POLICE DEPARTMENT

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81 lihllt lf.uL.ii.u. ~ b. tI.nrfl. I4stI 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
Bow Wonder Defeats
Cassignol at Billiards

Firmin Cassignol, tho French billiard
champion. went down 20 his first defeat
In this country at the hands Of Welker
Cochran, the seyenteen-year-old Ch'ca-
20 boy wonder, In an exhibition game
AZ 1872 balkline billiards a. Daly'h
Academy last night. Cochran played
250 points 20 his rivals 800. and Won
the game BY score o. $50 70 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
So DROP 30 FEET IN BUS
Munition Workers Injured and Vehicle
IL Wrecked.

Netcong. Y. J. Jan. l9|-1he hug'
autobus that carries employees Of Tn
Kenvill Powder Works from town -
the factory tonight backed OF an over
head crossing and down a ffty-foot
embankment, spilled its thirty-fye oc-
cupants upon the railroad tracks below
and overturned.
The driver and = man riding on thu
seat with him by some miracle escaped
injury.
OF the others, two have broken leg
and two sustained internal injuries an
crushed ribs. The autobus was smashed.
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sIrRRoGATEs NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF u0NoRA.
be john = Cohslsn. surrosfie ~ Le tplnps
S.,tng claims against Caroline Sfspsr Nafl'f Las
= ~ Count = New iors. deceased fa pfoec
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a slr .t,oruey John e.. CNs. 80. a Nfs.au Nles-.
Dsied. Ne1 York. the i-fh da5 o, A.rI.f 1918
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Troop Notices.

Iroop ST. Mar Schwartz. scou,ra zs'ef. hslf u
annual r.ly 'lr which IL had beer preparing 'cr
con. time mo rally vas : great success. Th;-e
Iona W Ba-cis' DR. Henry F1sischmsnn. r. y.
Rrodi. .n3 Or Jacob Grossnsn addressed no su-
diorce TIE troop Is nos .tAriins pn,nn a..
.oc' alton 'Or TIA purpose * geiunz ne hone IN
olosc touch with 'hs troop
on January al n,eresuns and hard ,oush;
basketball game was PLAYED hetsesn Troop. an
iT the later being defeated ~ a CcUe y - 70 p
Troop l21 wishes % announce that Y VII accepi
ehAlie. a. from tsan. averaging about q p9lnds
King scoutmGser. hold IA sent monthly hike 20
Brorr Psrk a, % 80 a. n. From tie staiN y
marched shout nils away. where II camvei near
The Bronx River A number y Scouts passed 'h,r
ssconi class outdoor tests The patrol hal prsciic7
10 signGlllrg knc, tying and ffs' al Some tent
practics wss had tut oPfus 70 TIE unsuitable
round nt,le progress vas made TIE patrol had
lunch and PLAYED Few games. sush Is suy IN f,
camp and Rag rsdng AZ n iGe ps,ro'
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Boxes and Newman Win
Matches at RuCQuetS

land had drawn up on even terms. That
was IN the eleventh inning. and when
the count stood l3 all, set five Was
called Newman then put on speed
and won without trouble. The .ast
game proved as easy as the first.
When Boxes was asked 20 give
Rodgers an ace there were not Few
who thought the home player had the
match az good as won. Bokes. how
ever. soon showed he had the strokes
which 70 20 make up q high class
racquet player. He had way Of COW
ering the court with little apparent et-
fort. and his forehand shots were de-
hvered with greater speed than those
Of his opponent.
After Boxes had secured the odd
game Rodgers missed a fine chance 20
get the count all when he needed
only a point 70 win the fourth game.
Boxes then made 70 14-all, and when
set three was called the Westerner pro
cccdcd tc gather in the necessary three
aces on misses by his opponent
In the scmi-fnal round to-day Dave
Gardner viii take on Jock Soutar. the
champion, while on the other sd
Boxes and Newman will clash. The
last named pair viii take the court
first. There will be no play tomorrow,
but in addition 10 the final round on
Saturday the second half Of the inter
city contest with the Philadelphia
Eaccuct Club also will be played
I'm the intcrcity affair there viii Be
two matches al racquets and one at
court tennis. The New York players,
il is understood. will be the same as
those who competed last week m Phila-
delphia. but there are likely 10 be
changes on the visiting team.
YIHsT MATCH
William Ncwmat Sow FORK Racquet ana le'n'
CIyb tOI. beat W J. Graz. Cleveland u afi'
SECOND MATCH
~ p,kes So Chicago f0l beat u NoifN,
~e,, Ylrt Racquet and Tennis Club % acsl 10
It-e Il-s Ia