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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
SHAMUS COFFEY
FLATTENS GEYER
ROscOmmOn Lad Gives b.
hunk, from Denver, a
Fine LaCing.
By ". o. NcGEEHAN.

Shamus Coffee. pride OF County Ros-
common, ireland. and County Bronx.
New York. pcnsively and ponderously
pounded the Grevsome and Cory Jack
Ceyer into scmi-insensibilty In less
than five rounds a. the Stadium A. c.
last night. Referee Mcfarland had
the good judgment to stop il when
Cofrcy opened the fifth round by send
ing a riddliae right 20 Geyer's Jaw.
Another punch might have seriously
injured the Grewsome and Cory One.
The bell saved Geyer in the third.
and again in the fourth. He was
squattcd on his launches meditatirg
on the futility OF earnest endeavor at
the end Of the third. In the fourth q
right sent him SPRAYING 10 the mat
for the count Of nine. When the gong
tapped ne was stretched helpless across
the ropes.
During the rest period the band
struck up The Rocky Road 10 Dublin
Il seemed very rocky road ahead for
the Grevsome and Cory One. As Geyer
came up from his corner. still dazed.
Cofrey me. him with the right. Geycr's
knees sagged. As the Roscommon
giant again drew back his arm TO shoot
over the final punch Kid Mcfarland
caught him and pulled him back.
Geyer protested feebly. but Mozart
land was right. Geycr was weak and
his eyes were glazed. Another blow
and there might have been dead man
in the ring
Geyer didn't have chance az any
time and was on the defensive from
the start. In the second session he
reached Coifey's plateglass jaw with
one right swing. but the blow was not
strong enough 10 crack the pane.
Coffey fought cautiously at first. He
had been warned that Geyer had GOOD
right. II this rumor was true he must
have checked il in Denver before leav-
ing for New York.
But Billy Gibson pleaded with the
harp that once through Madison
Squares halls 10 be careful and not TO
take any chances. As Gibson has a
weak heart. gained from plotting COT
fey over dangerous places. Shamus
listened 20 his masters voice. lie WAS
so careful that the first part Of the
fight was more or less OF rounderlng
sort OF wrestling match.
After master Of ceremonies Joe
Uumphries introduced the pair he
looked sadly ~ the Grewsome and Cory
Gcyer.
II am now going OUT 10 appoint the
pallbearers." he announced.
Joseph is a prophet g. well as a VII.
The semi-fnal between Jack Sharsey
10 relation TO Thomas -snd Freddie
Reese. OF Brooklyn. was one Of the
rrettiest exhibitions seen hereabouts
for some time Sharsey won all the
wav though Reese who "a clever and
a tough youngster, gave him a stif bat
tie.
Sharkey has not been advertised
overmuch. but from the showing he
made last night he will give either
kowpie Ertie or Kid Williams hard
nights WORK.
John Pythagoras Dunn. the boy ora
tor OF the Flatbush. Who manages
reese. shouted himself hoarse. His
chief advice was. Don't let him mt you
that wa. Freddie" Evidently John
Pvthagoras was under the impression
hat Freddie liked being walloped.
The preliminaries were performed %
unskilled labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Cornell Courier
Wins Fair Maiden

4 tennis court romance has come
TO light With the announcement OF
the engagement of Francis T. Hunt
er. the sturdy Cornell tennis cap
tain-winner last summer OF Tie
Tribune and several other cups.
Last summer. whenever Hunter
played. his fancee was always to be
seen watching him. Soon she be-
came known as the Hunter sal
lery."
The girl is Miss Helcn Berry. and
she is somewhat Of tennis player
herself. thanks 10 Hunters teach
ing. Both arc residents OF New
Rochelle, which has many tennis
courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
10 HOLE GOLF MATCH
FEATURE AT PINEHURST

pin.hur,t, y. c.. April l3.-The de
feat OF G.. VI. Mcconnell. OF the Edge
water Club. Chicago. by DR.. VI. W
Mari. Of Bethlehem, IN nineteen-hol'
match. was the feature Of the secont
round Of match play in the annua
April tournament here to-day.
r. c. Beall, Of Uniontwn, media 81
won from +. L. Scoheld, IT., OF STAN
ford. up and 10 play; ). /. hunter
North Adams. beat II. c. Fownes, PITTS
hnrcb. and /, and c. A. Hartwell. Bos
Ton beat r. A. Prsal. Red'Bank, and
To-morrow's emi-hnsl matches vii
b. Hun,er VA. Besll and Hsrt~ell VS.
Mari
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York.--Msry J.. Prior pisin'lf sssin'.
sarah Y Crovell ct a. defendsn,'.
In pursuance NJ a judgment OF forec los
urs and sale duly made and entered N
mo aboYe-snti'led action and bearing date
the 2sth day OF March. 1918 !. the under
signed. the referee IN 'ald ludsment
named. viii seil a. public auction. Al th-
rxchsnsa sslc.roonn so it-is Nss@y
street In tie Borough - Manhattan. 'iiy
~ New York on the 2l,h DAY OF April
1875 q, I. o'clock noon m MAJ day b.
JOSEPH =. DAY Auctoneer. the prem
Gsss directed by said Judgment Co be sold.
snd ,nersiu described a. follows.
ALI, hat certain lot. piece or parcel ~
lsnd stus," Wing ana bsins n the BOT
ough of Manhattan. city ~ 70" YORK.
boand.d and described - follows
BEGINNfNG a, point on the sogiherly
.ie % Wesf 10Th street distant ~ tee'
ss..riy from the corner formed by the
information % The said southsrly side ~
-bth stree, nth tho eseteriy SIDE ~ Co
iunibus Avenue. running thence soather-
4, paraii.i with the sssterly side OF Co
lun,bu. Avenue and for part % the dis.
tsnc. through party wall io2 fset,
inchs. 10 the centre line % The block.
,hsnce ssserly slon the said centre
lin. Of The block. 20 FEET thence north
erly. again parallel with me sa''rly SOC
o, COLUMBUS Ayonv. ana for a part ~
tho distance through another party psi.
io2 ,ret. inches % The sop'hsrly SIDE %
18th street and thence westerly along
tho said southern SIDE ~ ION street .
,.o, 20 the point or place ~ befnnlns.
said premises being nov known b he
stree, 10 is IVES, i5,n Sireet
Dated. New York. April 5tha ins,
GEORGE y r. ERNEST =. BRowER.
k,,oTn.,s 'or rlainnn. {" cosr,
S,rest brooklyn. y. Y.
Tn. Following 10 diagram % N. PROB
s-ty - be sold its street Nuinber - -
vest 18th Street.
-Eth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

Heard at the Sign
OF the Cauliflower
By w. o. MCCLELLAN

John PythaGorss Dunn. the boy
orator Of Flatbush. Is on the trail
u James Johnston, the bov bandit OF
Madison Square. Ere this afternoons
sun has set behind the Palisades blood
may fow.
John Pythacoras modified in our
Office yesterday. and fixing Us with
his glitterinc eye. demanded. Who
told you that Freddie Reese. the
Brooklyn bantam. was a member OF the
Johnston stable
Jimmie Johnston. the boy bandit"
We replied instantly.
"Oh. he did. did he?" stormed the
BOY orator OF Flatbush. Perhaps Mr..
Johnston does not know that | dis
covered Freddie Reese. ! got him out
OF school where he was studying 20
be lawyer or something foolish and
I made fighter out Of him. 7. John
Dunn. induced his parents TO let him
take ID The manly art and 70 let me
develop his walIop. Freddie Reese ia
Ny champion"
apparently there is some mistake
80 murmurcd.
"A mistake indeed" rctorted John
pythsgoras Dunn. And the conse-
qUcnces Of this mistake will fell upon
tho head of Mr. James Johnston. Let
him beware when he rouscs the right
eous wrath OF Dunn. one Of the
Dunns Of Brooklyn. ! 20 but shall
return. Romembaw."
When We found James Johnston. the
hoy bandit. he was seated in Childs
cafe eating beef -tew and breathing
defiance. pooh. pooh for John PythB-
gorss Dunn. the boz orator" said
James. LET him come. he shall no,
find me unprepared
OF course - is too late 10 prevent
tho sanguinarv encounter. This is
written merely in order that the Cor
oner may be ready for vhs; may hap
pen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
The Span of Walter Johnson.

the Major
And with his build and the pitching has the We Wizard
shoul be soodfor
only twcntyesht years DID, and no p'ner IN 'ne
greater pitching without kn as smooth ana as
simple piece Of machinery
They will tell you that Johnson slipping bit You can
further language For ms
earned each season
1910 pnosed BY many 10 he allowed 2sl earned ~
to 1890 , -,
best In 1918 ne Yd only
in ne lowered this 10
x r III. he slipping provide US with slump
The Greater Part of Nerve.
Dear 49,, =. $780,. :. &.
DO Won know my what the greater part o. Nerve " sP
Ablv only few exceptions
.,.-.rs Of developed naurS
combination they have all the nerve any
where an incompetent starter S0
one heeoS' BYsTANDER.
Of under the strain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
A Busy Fall.

isuhon will be IN charge oil hs
foc.bsu indicates this enterprng
citizen.
world series this brshness WI"
VIII interfere great extent with harvard
, orrcss In Leo Iesry Hsugon aid the
can the Crimson squad under proper
hoadvay involved another world series
ncttcn will able the middle Of October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
HNl.n 8. c.-Iimry csH~ " Ss-o crsss,
ten rsure, Pal Nesre ". nietr ossa. tee
rounds,
East ss~ Yea A. C. tsreesbs-Ilm-y Hsr'
ray -. Tern nsrsn. t.n rcUsss Wild ehl
Roenss ". Yogns wet. ter vsHe,.
Vanderbilt A. c. tsrootiynl -frssls os~S~
IS. Harm Pi.rts ten rpvne,
SATURDAY.
Broadway $. c. tsrosshn l-Hsso irsilns"
W. Zulu Sls ter resnE: hsrn fNhusS
Fitzpatrick ~. Jimmy Barn. ten rsgss.
Stadium A. c.-cssrisy wslnst Is. Aners
Andersen. ten rounds.
Fslrmont A. c.-HHS Gstl. ". Tsm~y Hse-
sen ten reVnes
pIor.sr s. c.-Jses shst,y ". Bsesy ruesn,
ten rounds.
ou.n,bcrs A. c.-Nsgrs Russell " ss~my
Diamond. ten rounds.
nlli,sr A. c. tBcseibnl Charlie s~l'h ".
Nours lssr.y. ten rovncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

Tn. spnro.Irisi, amount ~ ~. len or
chsres 90 SATISFY which IN" ancre 40.
,cribcd property "a % he sold. - thirty
sAycn thousand ak hundred srrentN-ihr'"
dnlIa~s ana slNty-eight cents ts3i.s53 S..
with interest thereon from April %, 1915.
together Nth the costs rna sNoTsnc,
amount OF the taxes assessmcnfs anu
ls-s and eirhty-four cents 'f'ss ~. WIN
interest from Aprll 10 1875. together VIII
th~ expenses Of tho sale. The approNima'"
amount ~ the taxes. Assessments ana
water rates Or other Hens which are 10 %
,iiov.d 10 tho purchaser out - the puf
chase monev. or paid boy tho Referee, if
ono thousand sc hundred and hfty dollars
81 $500.
dated. New York. April ~. 1910
WILLIAM n. WILCOX.
Referee
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Pcnnant Fate.

Cleveland recalls the fact mat "hHe we
OF stars Inc
Bradley Flick, Bay Turner Clarke JOSS
Gregg and others all in the last ten years
pitching the hardest hitting ana inc
some
CREDIT O
should has been constructive leadership
Of baseball than will ever know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

Tn. Approximate amount 81 he len ~
rhsrs. 20 ssus.y which the above
described property Ia 10 BE- sold. - Thirty -
on. thousand hve hundred and twenty
TIRE. and $500 Isi.5:,tD Dollsr.. WITH
interest thereon from rho ltth DAY ~
March 1913 together With the costs snr
allowance amounting . Three hundred
thirty ana $500 Dollars. With interest,"
from March 7s'h. 1915. together With tbs
.sn.n.a, 81 the se Tho spproxin1a =
amour, OF the fs1.s ssressmens and
pa,e- rates or other Hens, which ars 20 -
allowed 20 the purchaser op' ~ The p-r
cha.. none. or paid by thu Referee. -
81. hundred slsty-nine ana 30-i19 Dollars
D.,sd. New York April sen 1915
WILLIAM BONDT. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Five GridirOn Games
for Columbia Cubs

The Columbia freshman football
schedule for next fall as announced
YESTERDAY. includes five games. on
more than least years. The season
viii end with the Wesleyan Cubs, No
vember Il. AZ South Field.
The list follows:
49, % N,srf vernon Hlsh S-hool. a
so.,,b r,.d ortoi,r -; Hofsre Nam - sou
pie.d. Nov.mhsr 4. nay Ridge hish 800.
s.,t r,~e S,s,rlhrr m. - rsIls school. q
1000 ON November H. N-yG frshmo, q
kc.la IlA-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Miss prowne Wins at Tennis.

Nordhof. Cal. ApTlI IGNITE Mary
proyne, former national voman'' cham
pion. and Mrs Louise II. Williams won
N. women, open doubles champion
chip to-day In the annual Otsi Nality
tournament. defeating Mrs. Ethel Sut-
Ton Bruce md Mis-. Florence Sutton,
Ia I'd 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14


r.-.. TO-, ..rr zee year Ole 'nd npr''a
g. a., ff-.-.e. r. iin Olga - ltsini.rf --
.f, 4, o.. .H.-e.irn. Joe. See. re. .''. 't..sia
ir- IN. gar, l0t Daf0ia Jog. j.. .-sui,. %
.rs' Lambs I4l lln. Jim ba't}' 4iV. |.''
~e,o,i -..r ror tree yea olds A.! ,lfg..iea
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:. n',,. lis .Ap.isi i'1. 90 It's True. 10.
Ui. IAifnar inl. Devil ISL. 700. D4'A"' -'
ifissh Flter no. SURGE. ii4 49,.
Ae,.S a.. ifo- flr,c. rcar.oiis snI upward Z.
.,s IN furious, lu and our. =, h"'f s'-ls,
e.. .pr u : ~n.rsrs0r ltft l'i'' ~
,.-..efrtfe f0l. Laura 4N,. INA na's ~.
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- q. flr. -raramnurf. Il-. N..tr i.-l. .--
r..-.h -arc IFlc =. h-spf hall..A
- aid sna upward oar r'He orc, % y. -
. 80. WrgIt o.. Ir-,lmi .lor. ID. hf'i.4.I
ia s's-amoucl. Jos. p1sl. JOS hs'''", An
'o, ~ ,,c. ifo- 'hrce sea- dds ard HpEard s.
dol. -e -,ile AMI twenty yards -'lads Sl.,ltIeIe
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~ tn..r.e To-. 'Rsybogfn. JOS. preston Lynn
io. pc,.t.f 10 Ford MAJ. j j.. -, Ill,
.i,fh race Tor three yeaf-o. ne 80 lp1NI. 80 -
W.. ri, ana twenty yAris River hlns- iO-
-l,,u,rn. ios GiinsborouEh. io' N--s, - I,
ias Nsrston TO- -CEl'on g. lp>i Ss,ll"-''
isa fn,ie Tng.ini. no. Southern "o.li -,
s,,,l,h rae FOR four veaf-o.d 81 1srh1
- 1ius rfolae io2 Louise Ifa'er, VIZ 'Isa
-.,,,,,. III ~ Mo ii-
Weather ci,ir Ni.s .a'
.nr..,rs -falwsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

u PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hoaorstle John -. Cohslsn. Surrogate
=, me County Of N.w York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Dorsay Ifes Holt, late % the
County Of $eS YORK. deceased, 20 present
49, same WITH vouchers thereof 10 tns
.ub.criber al his place OF transscting bgs.-
rs al the Office * hfs attorneys. Arder-
,on K Anderson. so. IS Broad Street. Bor-
cugil Of Mauhattsn. city OF New YORK.. on
~ 5esore the 9th osy OF July next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF De-
c.n6.r. 1919 CHARLES HOLT.
Acmins.rato-
ANDERSON & ANDERSON. Attorneys
FOR Administrator. 10 Broad Street.,
Borough OF Manhattan. Sew YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

Come slave merchants and ye norey-chGngcrs;
Come on. ye ,nogndtes Of the block and such like;
Come and bind cih your chains and hempen rope
And lead out into rile cdptivtty
Uhcrc for playing game ove two hours eoch afternoon
For sir months IN the vsdr theredbouts
You orc TO pay me N5 900 or more and also
May slip tidy bonus the SIDE
For an 1ccory of the freedom row hold
II pains, II Urocks. II distresses me;
pcGrn for serfdom and the kdle thereof
Come and lead 70 The bnly auction block
Come and sell me Ike q baseball slave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

- PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohslan. q Surrogate
OF tho County o. New YORK.
NOTICE Is htrsby given 10 all persons
HAHN. claims against Frank b lesson. ate
Of thu County OF New YORK;. deceased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber at ne place 81 tTansaettng
4, Wall ST Borough OF Manhattan. In the
C.tty Of New York. On or before ths ga day
Q. April, next.
her 1915 ANDREW c. McGOWIS.
Adm.n!s,rator
STEWART e. sHEARER.
Attorneys for AdmIn.straior.
az Wall Street
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ny
the Hosrd % water supply. 49, its orices.
tvsnty second floor. Hvnieipsi Building
park Rop, centre snd chambers streets.
New York CITY. until - 4. NJ. on ts.s-
dav. APRIL IS 1915. for contract s:. fc'
fvrnlshlng delivering snd srectins nin-
electric travelling cranes. from nv. 70 "
ton cspacity. with equipment, In chambers
., AshokaB. konsico and libl view i.s.r-
yoirs The work b. located N the TON
Of owe Ulster county. and Tor OF ~.
plesssn, and CITY OF YonHefs. "estehes'er
AZ IN. .boye pisc. ard time the p'cs
viii be publicly opened ana r.,d- Par. p
phiets containing Information FOR bidders.
snd CONTRACT cravings can ee obtained a.
me shove address 81 the once o ihs sec
rs.ary, BY dsposting the sum 81 ten do
lars $40 In cash or 10 s2uiysIsnt iof
each pamphlet, For fgr'her particulars
sopiv 20 he oflce II the Principal As
ss,znt engineer a, the above sedrsn
CHARLES sTRAUSS Pres.1snr
CUAfl.Es x. CHADWICK,
John 4. CALVIN.
Conn szloners os the Board OF Watr
GEoRGE FEATHERsTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

Middle,own. Conn. April - he
vcslsvnn bali team defeated bowdo.n
in closely contested game here ms
Afternoon. The seogA sas runs 70 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Dumb Dan Morgan takes hi. pen in

hand 10 spill TINS out.
Jack Brtton. the classy Chicago
boy. is now recognized as tho real vel
tcrwcight champion. and nc would
like nothing better than 20 get chance
az Freddie Welsh, who has been a
weltcrweight for the past two years.
welsh has run out on Britton four
times. for he knows that Jack would
rid the game OF bunk champion by
knocking him out
"Britton has whipped Soldier Bart
field. Jimmy Duffy. h. O. Brennan. and
given boxing lessons 70 Ted Kid Lewis
lie also can whip any one in the world
under lJ2 ring-side.
THE above are all facts. not man
agcrs dream
In the same mail we received a note
from modest and anonymous press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE or CONDITIONAL NILS or SAILS
vii cell ro.d,g. 10 A " : ist 81. made ~
n.utsch Re- ~ rorhiussy Rom rineus. Bender
AMI Rco,ss LOT v furniture &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Tufts Defeats Middies.

Annapolis. Nd, April l3-The Mid
dies went down TO defeat this af;er'
noon a. the hands Of Tufts College, by
score OF 10 /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

agent Who says. BY mutual agreement
bar Morgan and jimmie Johnston have
decided that the Ted Lewis-Jaek
Bri,ton bout on April % will decide
the welterweig ht championship 81 tire
world
The next mail will probably inform
US that by mutual agreement Billy
Gibson and MsNey Blumen,hal have de
odcd tina, the Al Roich-Fred Fulton
bout shall decide the heavyweight
Championship Of tho world. Mr.. vii
lard. Mr.. Curley and Mr.. Jones, please
write
Leach Cross. always versatile
fighter. is now an exceedingly versatile
business man. When We met him on
the uppcr boulcvards the other day,
h, flashed three nicely engraved bust
ness cards on US. One showed that he
was Leach Cross. dentist. the second
that he was Leach Cross. proprietor OF
an sutomobilc tire emporium. tho third
that nc was Leach Cross. proprietor OF
a cloak and suit house.
"Of course. | have torn up the card
reading Leach Cross. boxer said
Leach regretfully. "My new enterprises
keep me- fairly busy in the dsy time.
but since 7 quit lighting ] don't know
what 10 do with my nights. am con-
icmplatinc getting Job ne watch
man somewhere during the evenings TO
I'll in the space
Othello. with his occupation gone.
uas more or less Of tramp. but Loach
Cross has gone and grabbed three
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

ball club, Cobb Speaker Collins " mora
operates in the
mis- 70 the
them along If the Red
Speaker undwr them as
won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
sURROCATEs' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorabls John p: cohalan. s.rrogas
S.,snv sivsn 70 all persons having claims
.s.,rs. ELIZA p ". CLAPP, late OF th-
co.n,y OF New YORK. deceased. 20 pre'.n,
..,.rr'n,a a, place o. transactlng bgsi-
n.s. Room 1870. 30. .53 Bsosd~sy. Bor-
ouxh Of Msnhs.,ar. IN The CITY Of Sew
YORK. Oh OF Ds.orp the is' day OF jay
ps,.d. N.- YORK the i7th day o: De-
e>"'''' FLORENCE u CLAP.
RUSSELL A. CLApP,
U EVERETT CLAPP.
Executors
srrpxayec. JACOBSON q POLLOCK.
i,,oYrsys for Executors. %, Broadway.
Ssv York City.
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~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or nos.
county OF Nov york. Notice is HEREBY
given % al persons having claims against
Grns H. Smith. late II the County OF New
York. deceased 20 present the same with
Vouchers thereof 20 N, subscribers. ..
fhsIr place % ,rsusscting business a, the
orroe OF their attorneys. Stitt Philips.
No ii3 FULTON street. Borough os MAN
haitian. IN the CITY OF New York. on Or
before tho tvtnty eighth day OF August
Dated. New York. tn. 18th day Of FEB
rgary. 1915.
CHARLES A. SMITH
sTfTT + PHILLIPS. Attorneys for TX.
ecufor. No ii3 Fulton Street. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New Yerk city
sA%TON. WILLIAM ON PURSUANCE
II en- order of Honorable John Z. CO.
ham. q surrogate OF the County ~ New
York notice q hereby given to all persons
having claims against william .. Ssxion.
late ot the County OF New York deceased,
10 present the same nth vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers a. their place or trans
acting business. a. The Office OF their atior-
ney. Prank l. Holt No. 2.o Brosdsay,
Borough OF Manhattan, New York City. %
or b.fore the 10th day OF MAY next
Dated Sew York. the I'd day Of Novem-
Der 1918.
WILLIAM O. sAXTOE.
CHESTER y. SAATOS,
Fidelity TnUsT CO. or new York
FRANK !. HOLT. Executors
Attorney for Executors.
go yrosdvsy. New York city.
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Entries at Bowie Track.

Racetrack. Bowie, Nd. Aprh 10.
THO en,rios for to-morrov's races are
a. follows:
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SITUATIONS WAITED.
Male

CHATrFEtE -N,-.ied would :, 10 country soed
Mechanic ios rayo-. 1901 Dean At. RroosNn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
CU.TFrTl Y g,-icns' ss-srs' us'u' man. Ia .
Ssh. nsrrcl. ard year. etce fri t-r.ol =.
-e'.-sac,> Mis- ShsushneSs,'s Agency, = ". va.
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COOK Young irish woman. excellent thf~ yeas
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position with elderly ad' p-s'sr'si. city, cosntf,
siso woman a. DO spring '.sgirT tNcsiuona re-
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Female.

NtsSE Ranrl n- fpo Young .hdrsn -ou'ir'
horrs lS minutes rom station. Bound Broo,
: , .rasss god mus; b rrsf clss ana eigeii
encsl s,ad copy @, rs'erercts 20 y. u. III
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRpEh OF
Honorsbl. John p. cohaisn. egrrcgsts
Of n. County Of S.r YORK: NOTICE Y:
ss.,r.. sysfr,s,ts a Barnes. late Of TIE
csan,T ., New YORK. deceased. 20 present
.hv...smswith -ouch.rs thereof 70 the sub
scris.r. a, his place Of ts %, e s.,.
~. a Hovland. No 81 WAL street. IA
The ci.y Of New York. on or before TIE
lat day OF NAY nsxt
Ds;;::4; Ne" York the '''A 'A' "o"''
ssr' W. HrRpInr q DARNEs. Exseetss
MuRRAY. PRENTICE b AoWLANu>
Attornsys for ExseveaB
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The annual Ma, sachusetts oQer
-,-ponship will ne played over the
h.. Burn course. or June 10 and l6.
nd the entries close on June 10. This
rr interest the local pros. who in
end 70 take whirl az the New Eng
and title. and IL is possible hat the
;u State honors might take a trip
"A New York.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
DRAUGnTsMAN Experienced. for draw
Ing plans Of motor truck bodies aud
wagon bodies Reply IN writing only. ".
~" i5i T.. tst 81 Advertising once
MEN Gss!r;us ~ enter automobile iaiusi-y a.
clsu-eur -srsi-nsn g. mechanic should have
. complete frsinias his l. given a, The Au,omosNe
school u ~, W.si SD, NJ & A ZOE wss,
5.,h - Send FOR re, bVohit, and pass 10 rs
the school