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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

srrrREyE COURT. COUNTY on NEw
YORK RICHARD g. JONDY WILL
LAM s. WEISS and JOSEPH sEEMAN. ss
EEseg,2r' OF 1se ~ S W ssd Pi"1tr.
s~linst JAMES a. LYNCH Ors. Do
In pursuance Of Judgment of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
in the above entitled action. and bearing
date tho f3th day 81 December. 1915. J.
THE UNDERSIGNED, the Referee IN sad
Judgment named. will sell, at public suc-
ton at the Exchange SslesROom. Nos. a
and IS Vesey street. In the borough OF
Manhattan. CITY o. New York. on the lsin
day % January, 1915. At ~ o'clock noon
,!oneers. the premises directed b. sad
judgment 70 be SOLE and therein described
as follows
OF land. situate. lying and being IN the
Borough ~ Manhattan, city ~ New YORK.
bounded and described az follows BIZ
OF Broadway. dis,an, two hundred f2D0D
feet Northerly from the corner FORMED D.
mo intersection OF the Nor'herly side ~
Falryiew Avenue with the said Easterly
side % Broadway; running thence No-ih-
Only t si99s ihe oSi ,se oI Dfa
az ..ht angles to the said Easterly side =
Broadway. one hundred llO0) feet, thense
OF BroGdway one hundred G00) feet;
thence westerly; again a, risht snsiss 20
the tasffrly "id~ OF ASf'tp W. 'i'' tA~-i.
dred GOD feet 10 the Easterly side Ok
Broadway a, the point or place OF Oesin'
ming 49,.
Dated. New York. December 2tth, 1915.
ALGERNON ;. MORTON.
Referee
GOLDSMITH, COHEN. COLE WEISS
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
No. 81 BrosdHay.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city. y Y
The following IS = diagram 81 the lrop-
20 be sold. The property Is vacant
and has no street number.
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The cpeliug' J. Ruy LDpoz. .. Queens Pawn
knights. @. Queens Pawn. r. irreguaf
Banks had the white pieces in his
game with Capablanca. and selected
the Ruy Lopez. The American
drauchts champion simpiied the game
from the beginning. following the vari-
alton chosen by DR.. Lasker in the ia
nous game the worlds champion won
from Capablanca at Pctrograd
Capablanca defended much the same
way. but Banks was the first 10 vary.
In exchanging his knight for one of the
Cuban's bishops, the Michigan man
enabled his opponent 20 undouble his
pawns on the queens bishop file. Fur
Their exchanges were brought about
and each was left with two rocks and
minor piece. Banks massed all his
pieces for the support of his kB pawn,
which Capabianca was attacking, but
made slip on his eighteenth turn.
which gave his antagonist the OppOr-
tunitv he was watching for The up
shot Was that Banks had 10 part with
d pawn, 10 avert more serious conse-
quences.
From then TO the end he played with
stubborn determination, but Capa-
blanca. pushing his advantage on the
queens side. never once relaxed his
strangle hold upon the position, and
won after hfty-dve moves.
JanowsN adopted a queens pawn
development against Black, who. de-
Tended irregularly, tho French cham
pion becoming aggressive from the
start. After eighteen moves the game
began TO appear drawish. with bishops
Of opposite colors on the board and
only one rock apiece. The play con-
.inucd, howevJ, Janowsk gradually
improving his position. Finally he was
successful in winning a pawn. following
which Black found himself in mating
net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-RICHARD g. BQNDf, pam
IN. against JAMES \ LYNCH & Or-.
In pursuance OF a Judgment ~ tore
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
tn. above entitled action. ana bearing lat-
- f9th tav OF December, 1918, I, 7 hE
T-NDrRSIGNED. the Referee IN said judg-
rnent named will ID. - pubic auction.
al the Exchange 6ales-Room. Nos - ahd
ia Vesey street IN the Borough ~ Man
haitian CIV OF New York. on the 18Th dsy
~ January. 1915 AZ ~ o'clock noon on
ma day. BY l. Philips & Co. auc-
fioneer- the premises directed BY said
Judgment 20 be sold and therein described
ss follows.
Ali. those certain lots pieces or parcels
81 land. situate. lying and being IN tn-
Borough Of Manhattan, cry or Ne" foft'
be- unded ana described az toNoWs. ~
GINNING AZ point on the Easterly slds
~ broadway. distant one hundred GOOD
feet Northery from the corner FORMED o.
the intersection Of the Nortnery slde OF
Fairylew Avenue with the said tastrfl5
slds OF Broadway; running thence North
erly along the Easteriy side OF Broadway
one hundred O00) feet thence tssterly,
~ right angles 70 the said Esster| slae
OF Broadway, one hundred ioo) Feet
thence Southerly parallel with the hast
erly side Of Broadway. one hundred tlO9l
feet: thence Westerly. again az flFh'
ono hundred Q00) feet 20 the Eas'erly
side ot Broadway. at the point or pace OF
Dated. New York December 24th. 1915.
ALGERNoN 5 MORTON
GOLDSMITH. COHEN. GLE < WEI-s.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
No. 81 Brosdway.
Borough OF Mania tan.
Nes York city. y Y.
The following IS a diagram OF the prop.
erty 20 be sold The property Is vacant
and has no street number.
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The Approximate amount o; the len or
charge 10 satisfy which tho above De-
scrlbed property IS % he sold Is Si9f2a
with Interest thereon from Decemhe-
1918. together With costs and ailouau..
amounting e S353.Ts with Interest fr..
December 3. 1915. together with th0
penses OF tho sale said premises Hf'. '.
sold subject TO the liens of unpaid ..r
and assessments now assessed against -...
premises and others. 20 Dec aDp0rtlo
amounting approximately 20 $3.50 10. ...
Interest as follows: on 1858 05. first
% taxes for 1915 interest from Ma
1915. at 10 per aunum. on f363.05. ser.
half Of taxes for 1915. Interest from -
Nember I. 1915. At 4>r per auuum.
s745O, assessment FOR constructing a tar-
mel street. interest from May 6. 1915. d.
10 per snnum.
Dated. New York. December 23th. 1916.
ALGERNOS S. NORTON
Referee
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BANKS BEATEN
BY CAPABLANCA
In LONG GAME
Second Round in Rice
Chess Tournament
Completed.

Although play was necessary in the
evening session OF the Rice Memorial
chess masters tournament. the seven
games in tho second round NJ the
rooms of tho Manhattan Chess Club,
yesterday, were completed.
Capabanca defeated Banks. the
draughts champion; Janowski scored At
the expense OF Black, of Brooklyn. and
Kostic won from Kupchik. the state
champion. The other winners were Os-
car Chajcs. who worsted Tcncnwurzel;
+. X. Perkins. who won from Fox. and
!. Rosenthal. who outplayed Hodges.
The only drawn game Of the round
was between j. Bernstein and A.
Schroeder, the latter being pawn
ahead in Il rock and pawn ending.
The summary Of the play follows:
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Sales in Auction Rooms.


~ Joseph p Day.
IO7D ST. W. rs ISL Central PARK West i9I
loo II. Z siy fat. John Bopp AT Thoma' Blake
e. al. = VI Burghad. atty l. + Lew. ref das.
go 30 taxes etc. Sl-ov.V'' 10 'he pant"
u5TH ST. 2oa z. n $ 50 "a ar isxiooil; g. 'y
Weycr 's i EJ o.G5 f'.' ai.'s Rosa
ref. due. 50 c0o0s. taIes. etc. S-l0S. 70 tho
plainun for 5000.
By Henry Brady.
18TH ST. lis W s. 2S7t, IN a. l8 2Is9 II /;
s'y dwg. Agnss Hines AT Albert oppsenhe m
and anO. eNr. W { DAILY. ats. Mlrphy.
"a dae 500 IS ,aI T., ,, etc. Nt ~ % 6oS S"'n
18TH ST. ~ - 8. loo 90 az j. 3ye9 II : ; s'y
dHs, Fidelity Trust 60 ast / L Miller; Gordon Cor
Gordon atty. & Rogers. ref. due - W'vt.
tares etc. s22o73. 10 the plainuT 'or $500.
By the II Morsenihau Jr. Company.
a0TH ST. 800 ~ :. 60 10Th AZ. Il sVi9.5
frame shop. Geor0e Karg.e ~ y 4 W.n-eFt :,
D,yc an go D. ma, ~ 400 r. tfs SIain,
oTH Az. cae IS. -,l @ lsih st, p irloo: 5 sy
MoCrcs atty. - r Geri'ng. ref. due. A.s5ss5i
take. etc. il.3jgSi. adjourned 10 Jan p.
A. tho Bronx Exchange.
BY BDan l.. Kennedy
18TH ST. ". q. Isl Lind az. SO lISs1r
i--cs. vacant: Minnie . Lyon e, al. ers -
August Nelson 2. al Thornton & Earle a'y.
virginia " Moiie1hsuer. ref. due 81. 81
taxes etc $50 30: t0 the plairtif 'or $500.
~ M
o. ( sty tenmt. Matilda Mueudel - T MAJ.
colin ~ al. W,-seIman a hrsus. attys
Nckeown. ref. due s. 2f0.0s. taxes. etc. st-t. -
lsu1 % mtge SIG 000l Adjourned 20 Jan =.
BY Joseph r. Day.
mAconB's DAM ROAD. a. . cor plot No
4 353 l0rl 0-r3i r23l :. vacant. nap or prop ~
johnson. Mar y Ayeri = a! - ; Hen
messy r. al Goldsmith Cohen. Cole & Wehs,
at'ys: : Norton. rci. partition. % VIM q
Bergen Tor $1,000
OLiEVILLE Az 1851. " 8. 400 2l5th -. 75rl90.
vacant. q Dawson Nichols ilch. e1r etc.
a. al. Dawson 4 Unferhul. atty. J. J Curreu.
ref due 81 1e6 %. taxes. etc. sl0.35I. 20 be
pIsinuf ior $1,000
IS Henry Brady
EAGLE Az. sT2. g. s2j 10th 50. q .iorll'.l.
3 ~ feum' and store Annie kinsey "a John
Wers CT a.. Harold swain. atty. / d Bowling.
rrf. due $ 036 20. taxes. ctc. S0f05l; sd-
J0Iu.ed % Jan -.
By James 7 Donovan.
l72o ST. T. o F.. about $50 Jerom. AZ. g sx'0v
I0r-r iucg vacant. Caroline & Back = j 4
Woof r al. Reel PaI.i.tcr ATTY. Lamont
NrIoIga'in. ref due t2hi-.lf. taxes. cfa.
SllO3s4. To tie plaintiff 'or Sa.soo.
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Tn. Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above de-
xvi.b Interest thereon from December !,
fsl5. together with costs and allowances.
srrounttng to S35s.Is. with interest from
Dscember 10. 1915. together With the eA-
r.rses Of the sale. said premises VIII bs
soid subject 70 the Hens % unpaid taxes
and assessments now assessed against said
nrenises and others, 20 be apportiouec.
amounting approximately 70 S9,3IsI0 with
ives for 1915. interest from May 1. 1915.
a. 7r, per snnun; on fe6305. second
rslf OF taxes Tor 1915, interest from No.
,sr1ber 1915 80 70 per snnum ou
g. 40 assessment for constructing a tun-
nel street. Interest from May {. 1915. a.
20 per annum 49,
ALGERNON s. NORTON,
Referea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
SEkON EEATS MERCER
IN GOLF Pool MATCH

A Dig surprise occurred a. Doyle'9
Academy in the sporting writer's goli
pool tournament yesterday. when Sid
Mercer was defeated by Larry Semon
by a score of 6s TO s3. Mercer mad
been considered invincible.
Harry eastman had no trouble IN
disposine of Arthur Robinson by .
score of 81 IN %. The latter broke
down COMPLETELY after taking his first
ttgolvc VIII Farnsworth won from
lack Farr at IS TO %. while Gene
O'Connell easily defeated Will Jabine'
tho score being 1Ol 20 1913.
To-day's schedule provides for Frank
O'Connell and Boze Bulger, W. Dick
inson and ". Hancock and q special
rrudge match between Tad and Damon
Runyon.
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SIMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COuRT.-TRrAL
desired in Kings County. Edwin 9. Lane,
Plaintiff. against Frederick NJ. Brown and
Mabel Z. Brown his wife, Ann Mahsn. Rose
Peck. Charles Pagan and Mary Pagan, his
wife the name Mary being fictitious, her
true Christian name being unknown 20
plaintiff, Thomas Flood, son OF John Flood
who died prior 10 the year 1905. and Jane
Flood. his wife, the name Jane being nc
tltious. her true Christian name being I'M
known to plaintiff, Ann Flood. Catherine
Keenan,. John Cochran. Thomas Flood. a son
OF John Flood who died In or about the year
1895 II living. and Mary Flood. his wife.
the first name Mary being fictitious the
real first name Of said defendant being I'M
known 20 plaintiff. and Bridget Quinn, II liv-
ing and II said Thomas Flood ana Bridget
Quinn are dead. their heirs. deyisees eHecu.
tors administrators, creditors. Aenors and
grantees and their husbands, wives or
willows heirs. dsvlsees, legal representatives,
creditors. lienors. grantees and successors IN
Interest. and their husbands wives or
widows II any. all Of whom and whose names
are unknown 70 plaintiff the City - New
York and the People OF the state Of New
II 10 he above named defendants and each
Won are hereby summoned 20 answer the
complaint In this action and 70 serve copy
within twenty days after the service OF This
summons. exclusive OF the day or service
aver Judgment VIII Dee taken against YOU by
default for the relief demanded In tho com
6ated brooklyn y Y. July Isl. 1915.
HOWELL McCHESNEI & CLARksON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office Address. 90 Court
street Brooklyn, y. y.
To the defendants Rose Peck, Charles
raran and MARY" Pagan, his wife, he
nam. Mary" being fictitious. her true Chris
liam name being unknown TO plaintiff Thorn
o. Flood a son OF John Flood who died prior
20 tho yetr 1855 and Jane" Flood, his VIE.
he name Zane" being fictitious. her trL.
christian name being unknown TO plslntlI
To6r cochran. Bridget Quinn and Ann Flood'
ami II said Thomas Flood, son oi Johl
FLOOD who died prior 20 the year lSos, ana
Rrideet Quinn are dead. their heirs. deFisees,
.vectltor- administrators, creditors, lenots
~ GRANTEES and their husbands. wives or
,vtioc1s heirs. ieyisees. legal representatives.
g~a4ifo-s Uen0rs grantees and SUCCESSORS IN
intsresf and their husbands. wives or "ld-
ogcs m arv. an Of whom and whose names
are unknown 20 r'aintiu. ---.., ..-,., ,.o,,
Tho foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publiratlOn pursuant 70 An oFdrt OF tioh'
lanes e. Van Siclen. a Justice OF the Su55
meme Court Of the state or New foTh uste9
he 18Th day OF December. 1919. ana MEG
Y-ith the complaint In the ONCE or me (1erh
~ he County OF Kings a. tile nan OF Esc-
or5a building IN the Borough OF brooAls ~ :,
county Of Kings. city and STATE o.
Dated December 2lst. 1915
HOWELL, McCHESNEY CLARKSoS.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff,
office and Post once Address, 80 court a.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

National this season
number Of Fed players 70 be dis
ti
recall this how many
picking tho ~ l. flag and how this date
picking the Phes who hadn't lost
stars IN two years except possibly
more?
favotes but in the National
Dephc pitching mastery ball with
all take chance
which Of does the
Y /. should be one 0 that curl wher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
ASSIGNEF'S SALES

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK. COUNTY.
In tile Matter u the General Assign
r,ent Tor the benefit Of creditors OF Cor
nell Tsunassey 20 Peter Krone. Assignee
samuel Marx. Auctioneer. sells Wednes-
.dsv. January 10Th 1915 az 30 80 A ~
OBJ premises losf FIRST Afe"ue. near slst
ladies. gents and chidrens shoes also
fixtures sale arranged and conducted by
Philip smith.
PETER KRONE. Esq. Assignee.
JOEL. KRONE. ESQ. Attorney FOR As
-igu... -4t Broadway CITY.
SAMUEL MARK. Auctioneer. Woolworth
Building Suite -l-J--l25. Tel OIL
tZ-1suf-O5 Barclay. salesroom. 1l5-
~ syr.u. So.
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PROPOSALS.

REPUBLIC OF CUBA.-BIDs WILL BE
received, publicl, opened and resd o, the
ions. Dept, ~ Public Works. Havana. until
3 p. H. February the 3rd. 1915. tor ne
enlargement Of tho granite oase O., ne
General Antonio Msceo at Havana specl-
ecstions aud general details may be Oh
tanned ~ the Office OF the Consul Genera
- fhs Republic o. Cubs I'm New YORK city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
AERO SLED MAKES
GOOD SPEED ON ICE
p. 4. PrOal's Craft Goes at the
Rate Of so Miles an Hour.

TI'' I"-TF ~ = -" ''''-'-'-I
Red Bank, y. J.. Jan. 1s.-Pierre A..
PioaTs aero sled was tried out by
Lawrence Prick on the North Shrews-
bury to-day and attained a speed Of
close TO fifty miles an hour. With the
sharpening of the runners and some
tuning up tomorrow, Mr.. Proal expects
20 make even faster time. Races are
being arranged between aero sleds and
ice yachts.
Daniel Assay. veteran ice yachts
man. launched his Gull to-day, and Cap
tain James Weaver viii put his ice
Yacht Kitty on the ice tomorrow. when
Reuben White also will try out /. T..
Strauss Silver Heels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

The approximate amount OF the hen or
cbtrga H. satisfy which the above de-
s.rlbed property is 70 be sold Is !2337i.2s,
with interest thereon from December /.
tqfr tos.tn.r HltA costs and allowance.
,r-otrttYr TO ,35sTs. with interest from
De~em,ber 10. 1915. together wiki the ex-
penses Of the sale. said premises VIII be
s,iI subfect 10 the Hens OF unpaid taxes
.nt assessments now assessed against said
~. r,Is.s and others TO be apportioned.
amounting approximately 70 $s.516l9' WIN
M, a. follows. on $3.50 05. FIRST half OF
~ ,,r fais Interest from May !. 1915,
- -e. per annum. on $3.50. O5. second han
- AXIS Tor 1915 interest from Noyember
l. 1915. at - per snnum on ...foy, as
1of-rest from May o. 1915. az "a per an
mum. ,....,..- a..h ta.-
ALGERSON S NORTON.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

y
is Broadwsy. New York city.
JFTTsCH. ELLA GRAVES MOSES. FOR
merly ELLA g. MOSES.-In pursuance
n, an order u Hon John + Conal4n.
surrogate OF he County OF New YORK, no.
.tre j. hereby given 70 all persons having
claims AGAINST Ella Graves Moses Jelfsch.
FORMERLY Ella g. Moses. late Of the County
= New York deceased. 10 present the
same with vouchers therefor. 20 the sub
sGrtoer a. his place Of transactins BUSH
ness. al he Once Of hls attorneys. Messrs.
Reed Gwinn & Demlns. so. Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
CIV. Oh or before the goth day of May.
Dated. New York. November l. 1915
HANS T. JELTSCH
Admlnistr tor with VIII Annexed.
REED. GWINN 81 bEMING. Attorneys
Tor Admin .trator. SO b Nass1l street,
Borough 81 Manhattan NeW York city.
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A Cinch.
He acho p,,tts and looks array
VIII hare another putt TO play.


II for this
will be trouble
than ever will be for both magnate and
paver and the fair clean basis
al
through #. never believe that both
needed lesson and headed for the right highway
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
St. Lawrence Five
EASY for CreSCentS

The Crescent Athletic Club declsively
defeated the st. Lawrence niverslty
basketball team on the ID signal corps
Armory court, Brooklyn, last night ne
score was rs TO 10. Crescent led at
baIf lime bv a score Of 10 10 IS.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
Elks Make Clean
Sweep at Bowling

The bowlers Of the B. p. o. E., No J.
won all three games from the Hudson
club. Of the 23d District. in a series
Of the New York lntcrclub Bowling
League last night. The losers failed
n reach the $50 mark IL any Of their
three games. EngelkinE, O'Brien and
Auer found the groove" consistently
for the winners.
Tho scnres follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

probably Felt that baseball headed for
and Mike Kelly faded over the
his final
be popular hero tho
given Arson and Kelly Rad
surpassed Hans
Chriy popularity ofhand should
that Ma ed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

The approximate amour, OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which The above de-
-rtbsd property Is 20 be sold Is Slt,l-2
- fsr.-t thereon from December 1.
isi5 together With costs and allowance.
-o,,,,ing 10 s35g7s. with Interest from
r,a..rnber 49, 1915. together with the eA-
.,-.s. ~ the sale said premises VIII o.
"a subject 10 tn liens u unpaid taxes
al assesrments now assessed against said
,rer,lSes and others. 70 be appOrtioned
sS,nounfiny approximately 20 - 1870 10. with
interest as follows on S963.05 FIRST hAf
- taxes FOR 1915. interest from Nav !.
1915. az 10 Der annum. on 1888 Q5. second
half of taxes Tor 1915. interest from No.
Vefrhrr T. 1918. lt go per aunum. on
s. $50 assessment for constructing d tun-
NJ street interest from May d. isls. a.
2 per anuum.
Date! New York. December .sth. 1915.
ALGERNON 5. MORTON.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
In Baseball.

The saddcst words that w1ter
"Theyrc prayin al right but they amt o-hittn"
In the frosty interim tall
pitcher: lamped least months
why should left handlers ?"
Simple enough Atlantic be- drrer
water IN the Pacific?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF
Honorablr John = C0halan. surrogate
Of me County Of New York, NOTICE IL
hereby given 20 all persons having ciaim,
AGAINST Abram Alexander Smith. late Of
IT, Count Of New York deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber at their place or transact
Inc bf.iness. a. the office OF David Bennett
King SO 1876 Broadway Ia The city OF
Tev. York. Oh o. before tho SJth dsy Of
June. next
ccmber, 1915. -
". SCHUYLER SMITH.
SUE !. SJllIH.
H. ALEXANDER SMITH.
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New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

ST LAWRENCE Az. = 81 Walker az 'or a
81, frame dwg leK52, Catherine Burge. alfs
PER-, ~ owner, W Pas. 26i0 University az.
architect. cost S9 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOrR RENT PAY FOR YOUR H0MT.
Best financial plan explained bs-CoUntry Home
League No 40 We. sd St. Dept T. Prone
$3.50 Mad S9
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Sounds Like an Argument.

credited with the worlds mile record in all
leading paced by
broken, would this stand? Would
made
corr.+tionq BYSTANDER
and be
worth 100000. Jack johnson white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

Cw Grs1kksya0 Rice
The Big Jolt.

nc game may marc a greater 0Unch
Than both zero at their best;
The game may hare grGpder pair
To shoot against the test;
There may be those ,cth finer stuff
To lead the yearly skit;
Bat things ,cill nercr be the same
Whom Hons aud Mattp quit
The future may produce some stor
That hGs both beaten do,on;
Some mighty pitcher may conc on
To weor the olive croicn:
Some rfghty slugger tcjth the kick
That deals the trimming blow;
Bat things ,cU nerer look the same
When Hans and Mdtty 90.
Hoicepsr good Guy may be,
A better bloke comes SOON
There IS no king ichose reign may last
Beyond feeting moon:
knoic the gap IS soon plugged up
Though countless stars may flop;
But something goes moy f.
When Hans end Matty stop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

TotoIs III 81 TotaIs -. ~
Rrferee-Jo.u Henl.ssy Bru"n. iiI r -. -
Gitte Bows High School Tine oi naive '"'-'
minutes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
The Bronx.

CLAY Az. Va 1926 ls,,h st 70 sty frame
store all dag fjE55t j Marx. So Nassau q,
owner " kreude. 1914 Prospect a' arcni,ect !.
cl-f 81 0U0
CRoTONA Az. = 100 o. fremont az; 70 sty
trrk sarge. 3oysf2: James Butler. Inc. $50
tr.sgirqr.. g. owner: Il W n Gcmgcr.. III
Madison as architect. cost 8 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19
Picking the Winner.

d Jack Johnson may be as white as snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-19

New York city. y I.
Tho follOwin IS 4 diagram Of the prop
erty % be sold The property is vacant
and has no str ct nun Der
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
MRS GEO. RDECkER-.

Evansville, Ind, is the first city in
America to have municipal beauty
shop. At least it is the first city to
have a municipal dental clinic, and
Mrs. George P. Decker, assistant in
terne, says that's the same thing.
you cane be beautiful without
good teeth" says Mrs. Decker.
Latrobe, Pa--Prize rooster at
poultry show here seized and swal-
lowed 5000 diamond stud. Owner
refused to have it. killed, so operation
was performed and jewel recovereZ-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

easier She even has to chop her
own wood or help milk when the
. hired man goes on a drunk.
The white SLAYER is a gentleman
compared to the merciless farmer,
who buries two or three wives be-
fore he dies, 1t would be more just
to these wives and they would all live
to ripe old ages if they were given
to this old farmer all at once and
they would be company for each 9TH
er. This would solve the hired girl
question and there would be a STAN
pede back to the farm.
Why not save the farmers wife
when there are millions of surplus
women in Europe who have not even
as much as a home or a crust of
bread? City men do not even need
half a wife, because their mode of
living does not require it.-AIIen
Steven.