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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary nnd Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The Bronx.
MONDAY. May ~
lat +, VESEY STREET
Nv Joseph p Day

TAT - VESEN STREET
Nv Joseph p Day.
WILLIAM ST, go and sS"'g, az sS""I
rWn 3 s,y tenmts aud stores ava sly
rear shop Frank .BhueL - ja'"h
bauer 81 al Wakelee. Ihoru'll y
Wight, attys, Chas NJ Russell ref' u"''
i?5Tn ST. as5 =, n $ e5s I W LIST Az; i@sS
tha ia a .ty dwlg los e 1"yi. sub
trustee. vs. Benj pclguidice ct az Wal
,or : New atty, Lewis ! .nndah'
ref, due, ss,57S.s@, taxes, @'' slh''s''
lat 3?os THIRD AVENUE
Ry George Price
BOuLENARD. 1910. . : ~
]enninss s., 2.ShiS0I INVESTING 20 vs.
smnsricnn Land credit corpn; action :;
Harry Eohitzek. atty; 'has = burhner.
rel. due. 1881 SO; taxes, &c. SUBJECT
10 mtg OF fIs.s0o. ~ ,s-,
Sol'THERS ROULENARD. lao' . :, 'n9s
.,"re.' Vyse Estate Investing 60 vs
American Land credit corpn; action J.
Harry Rohitzek, atty
WEDNESDAY, May ~,
lat /. yESEN SThEETl
Py Joseph p DAY
STR Az, Sill y " cor ia' ~, "" ~
800 sly ,enmy ana r,y a. wary
49, E,U9n. a,,y samuel S'raushourger,
rot dne, i.a. 7ob IL; taxes Sc Gl-
iss o7, subject to a mtg Of van"
by samuel Marx
''5n",,, az sty dwlg Rochester
A,hensnurn and Mechanic institute
W Ellen Tompkins ct al Adelhert
Cronisc. atty. Leslie > Locshan, ref
due sste?slt: taxes, 90. S2'.so'u o..
I'D ST. 2li-ls E., n s. ~ & Az D. 'oH
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LIS pENuENS.
A.t.aS..

fl"renc" Donlgcr agt Ann e 'rum-
bic 81 al foreclosure OF transfer of tax
lem attvs. Hamburger, Goldey &
ioiTH ST. n, .oc,Scen Lexington and
Anne : Toney 81 nj foreclosure of trans
Yer or taH lem, attNs. Hamburger
s7TH ST. n :. between Park and I.exing-
ton avs. lot ii-Fiorcnce Donigcr agt
Thomas ponohuG ct al forcclosurc OF
transfer Of, Hem; at'ys' Hamburger
10TH ST u : between Lexington and
Anne : Tnrey OF al foreclosure Of trans.
irr o' "a, i"h'; attys. Hamburger
CANAL. ~. sos to 2i2-J W clark, Inc
agt Belle Krctschmar faction to FORE.
close mechanics li"n'; atty. r y Traut
Adoif Doctor. agt Joseph R"lss ct a
spe,ihc p~"rto'tnah'"1' attys, S'ras
hourv.r & Schallck.
BROADWAY ssi-TitIe Guarantee & Trusl
60 agt Olga Witth1us ct ri tamended
,orc,closur" ~ mortgagel; attys, Cravstt
henderson p,or,.
LAND bounded on = : by land ~ Eliiat
Guion. on " = by road from Ea stchestoi
church 70 public landing, on n ; b,
land ~ Cohurn. and on > 5 nv land Of A
u Duncoinhe-Louis W"chsler agt George
Hooks ct. al foreclosure 81 mortgsge)
r,aiys; R:'kman. MonN"n 8 Griscom -.
l?5 and Barker av. . : 200 = n
lulitnnH -. 50Xi2i-Mary ! SkIllinar
hgt james VI Skillman ct al partition
guin. attys. Mclaughlin & Martin.
WHITE PLAINS AZ. " :. go u Julianna
- "oN lot-1iustav Schwenk agr
IGliana Meyer 81 ~ foreclosure ~ mort
gugnlt ATTY. " Bpbit1ek
LOT u block 12ii. SOC ~ on tax map
Guy NJ New York aR' Theodore Dieter
Ion lot -, block 32os. sec II on ia,
map SAM ngt Patrick k""f" - al: in'
~. block 32Os. see II on tax map-ssm'
aE' .Nalal'ne VI MacI."an ct AL lot ~
block 31sG, sec ~ on tax mdp-Same Ag'
Albert " Herhst lot ~. block 3IsG. 50,
on tax map same ag' Albert II
H'rh.t. '' ~. block 3.ii. so ~ on ia,
nap same agt Theodore Dietcrlon. lot
h. block .i1S. SOC - on taN map-safns
ar Thuua. VI Reynolds LOT 80. block
2'i' sec " on tax inap-'itv ~ New Yorl
ngt Robert ! Nakr. lot 80. block PASS
sec p ON iaN map-sam" AIT william {
Bergen. lot l13. block ai5G. soc q or
'aN same agt Mutual Rank ~ New
work CITY ct al lot -. block 234s. SCI
. On tax map-sam" Rgt Frederick :
riuCus lot ~. block 3Isl. SEQ ~ on IA,
map-saiu" Hg' clarence CONSTRUCTION
4 Realty 60 action to foreclose trans
fer ~ tax lem; atti. l. Hardy
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Rothcnhors vs. So Hong It aI'' LcopS'i
Fr'iman AIRY. Isidor Wasse-vogcl 'rcf,
due, N''"'-. ,sNc-. 50. s3.ioo.
By samuel Golds,tcker.
'-'l' - " =" n :, l'th . LIST ~, lHN
rrn NZ I"E f"rn'"rs Loan 4
h.Is'9n ,Horan. attrs; Jacob, \ Cantor.
t'i' dh' F3'5>' 70. axes a.. sl-7."3
nv T.. j. rhiHirs n co.
ID, al ''ss W ns iSi " ienoN ay,
i,S. I,. -, .NIs 'h,"Ii'Hn HAN
WI - Hrt"H ., a., h'rtL,'
iuo' si"' 1,a,Xr. e. ,I''"'' r"'
lat 32o' THIRD AVENUE
~ Henry Brady
N.RRIS p,pE A. 80 IA, u.t,,,.
81. @S5,ss io>ssxloi;. ra~can,"Isn.,
RR"',v " N''i' n"t!S -, a. n,hfL =
a. Az a. cc-"' w. NV
'"'"'' o. ,'N',' NC s'''"'
Ry George Price
.O-TH IT. T. u . coz Decatur ay. 30 y
ji"ailat > %'nonrt |; a 80 - uo rcifr M %rlSn y,
q "larkson. st,vs. Wi'frcd II warner.
tII.R>n uXr ~
yr.ry srnrrr,
tNII' i".'t' itNrrii
rt.,<r sr ~ ''N'F" ,
"a ~ Wax '.''y,,'" -, iN3x
Union Trust GO y, Madison Ave Real
lL:.l.!" 60 81 al M"'rt hing Ltnc 4
ltH.,a 49, aura ~ N'Nin' rel,
s,TrIT' srT'''", n n.y. !" sG'm.. ,,.,.
West '"Nl"o o. three . story apartments
-,,Nh,' \ ,rLhIr'i w. flanasan Realiy
sa,%,yss!! iR,,bssrrSi' is"tmsIi S,gr'ihGr'
w., ~ daN'-' a. -o"' sub to pr
,..4,H Sip'''o" 10. rtn,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
TWO CHAMPIONSHIPS
ARE ON THIS WEEK
New Jersey and We>tchpstcr
Golfers Will Play for
Titles.

TIE season for golf championships has
afrNed A. its', and tho first ~ the title
journeys N tre Metropolitan district will
." played mis- week. The seventeenth
Nfr jersey championship At EnClewood
am TIE second WcstChester champion.
- ~ N}hdsy. VIII run simultaneously
OF IN" last three days Of the week,
ana good fields and good golf are
Almost certain 10 make both Journeys of
M'erest n the followers of the royal and
ancier, game.
Al entries for The New Jersey cha M
ponShln must be received 10y the socrc-
'ary, Nathan : Schroeder. 3H5 Broad
way, ~ noon to-day. Max Marston NJ
fa'tiSrol VIII defend his title. and he
t~r'1''Iy Nl. ind pl"u,, Of opposition
N Hl~ Hsh' 10 retain the crovn which
ne ""u ~ Essex county last yer.
" Eug',Hoo both Tn" qualifying
round 1'd the frs, match round in the
Championships sixteen, NJ least, Viii he
'laN'd uu Thursday. The second and
sen. -'ral rounds VIII follow on Friday.
.edE''s al uf saturday for the thirty
TX h"" ru'l. y team match Will he
tlfy"d ~ connection will the qualifying
f"''l ". Thursday, and III. usual handi-
.f H'' nr part Of the Saturday pro-
rra9ruo.
ITO N"s'" NCs'or golfers ~ WNkagNl
" follow % slightly different schedule.
Inc 1911 spend al OF Thursday III
qt'.':yIug and therefore the mai round
q saturday wl' be only an eighteen
10. t'a.r. They also will have a
'.'. 49, or saturday.
VICES 'lo.r ON Wednesday. May 81.
winthrop Pond, secretary Nykagyl
'..''.' 'lIu. NcW Rochelle. y, Y, and
'''' F. ue received after I O'Clock in
'.' f~.'.'"orn ~ that day.
I.' present AND drsr Wcstcnester
~. ..r is Dwight Partridge of Bed
I'un g. anderson. who was
'''''. .. tho second round last year,
" . 4- .IoK dsa.n this week.
i., '..u> over, golf club in the
"''' No IAN district viii hold some sort
~ O.. ..N. 'o'uu,t ton tourney and II
no N'.' or p good an the courses will
ID. H3'I Arde'oy H. cong To- make" u
uc 't' 81 ~, tor the club clos" tn the
N'.... til 'clch'Hi" its twentieth an
't'''r..' a'd IN" successful consunma-
''' e 'Nc rIrohgso II The club property.
. ri1 attractive p~ru@ramnc has
'''" .'r'ng'd and Memorial lay, 1915,
tt'. - be one of the icd letter days
so. .''s history
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
AFTERMATH OF WEEKS
REALTY MARKET
Many Sales and Leases Closed
at Last Minutc-S16.3OO
Bronx Dwelling Sold.

steven y. Ayres has sold for Emile
Ttard 10 Dr. Joseph \. Buda his resi-
dence overlooking the Speedway at Nor
ris Heights. located at lT1l Pophan
avenue. This is a parcel 75xl35. pr.
Euda will occupy the premises about
July /. The property il one 81 the
hes, residences built In the Morris
Heights section and is assessed at sl6,-
luO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
s,..ooo BkLy> HOUSE SALE.

NJ Hayward Il Co. nave sold for
MARY F.. Post the three story dwelling
on plot s0xlsS a. 2Sj Hawthorne street
to an investor, The property has been
held at sl2, 900.
Louis Gold has sold the two family
brick hous at +32 cambridge street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
CHAMPIONS WIN ON
ENGLEWO0D LINKS
rrayrr, and MarSton Beat
K.rkhy and Topping by
Up ard I to Play.
long PITT ENDS MATCH

rxdirwoop. y j, May 2s.-A long
MT, that ran ~ugcfr,ngly across the sew
,,,e,n'h green " the Enslevood Coun-
.-y club this afternoon and dropped out
NJ jerome II. Travers and Max r. Mars
ION over oswald Kirby and Henry J..
r,opine Il was the national open
CHAMPIONS faithful schenectady that
,o,ed the lengthy putt which won the
,birty.sx hole match by . up and I to
NAV. and So interesting a struggle had
/. been that the host Of golfers in the
ri'!er, were SORRY that II VAS over.
Even though Travers made the shot
which finally decided the issue. he was
NJ 40 means the main reliance OF his
SIDE Roth morning and afternoon
Nars,ou PLAYED better golf. and 1t was u
case " Trayers helping him out now
and then. generally when he most need
Cd help. kirkhv. who WAS on his home
course. did by far the better work for
ne losers. although Topping contrib
u,sd a hole to the best bail card once
In a while.
When tho match began this morning
Krkhy so the rtcr, aud without "
holm from Topping reached the turn in
a. and was . up ON Travcrs and Mars
FOR seven Of the ni,v holes We're
hllved. Kirby gaining victories on the
fourth and ninth.
Having turned cor home . down. Trav-
e-s and MJrstou decided that better golf
vas necessary on the inward Journey.
Nlrstor won back a hole with "A 4 on
m. thirteenth. and Travers squared the
match hy putting hts tee shot on the lit
It .y...wsh y,s.41,t. 4 H.tI - sh. 1NAtn
Ard running down the little putt for
his K.rhAy and To1ujng both played
IN. fourteenth badly. losing 1t. and also
d-oopel the ci.h'~enth. Tie two slips
ief, them : down on the round. The
cards
MpVNtNG RouNp
r-s,ets arl Mars'ou.
o. .......... iiAa . SIS
ElrNt, sna topping
T-ay.rs ari Mur,'on.
n ...... lFt4is5 Sta
Kt-kby and Topping:
n, : Q ,-2s-i5
Topping occupied the lnel.ght shortly
after 'ho second round hogan by VIM
Ming he fourth and nth holes and
sqla-,nr the matcn. Four halv.d holes
followed and on tho ninth kirkhy was
re only one - get u /. which put his
side ore hole ahead AZ the turn. The
bad lasted unii. tho twelfth. where
Travers played "A :iue chip shot aud got
down iH one putt, Topping taking three
ard th'nwiug awav y Nre chance 20
keep 'hc lead. MdIstou came through
OF The HeN' green with a thirty foot
put for q / and his s.de once more
va ahead
T.. margin remained I up until the
syer,'e,u'h and there. after every m
vas on th" green in > and was counting
On 2 sure !, 1ravcr ran down ms real
Trav.rs putt and brought the match 10
AZ end Tho ards
AFTERNOON ROUND
Trayers and Marstun:
0lt........ I I ! , I SO
kirkbv ard TOPPING:
ou' ..... I i-3f
Tfsyers and Marston:
IN ....... I I I I I i-3i-T5-lls
Krkny tui Topping
10 ....... I ) % / 3-3s-1--iit
Inc approximate medal scores show
Tat Marston aud kirkby We're the real
leaders All through the day, The scores
were Mars,ou. -. 7j--l53 kirkby,
=, '6--iiI Travers. So. s0-ls2 Top
p.as \. S0-l62.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
local DWELLINGS LEASED.

Pease Il Gilman have leased for Or,
\. u Busby to Mrs. Bradford Ellsworth
the three story and basement dwelling
at 1853 East Sixty-irst street.
Goodale, Perry a. Dwight have rented
the dwelling at 2l5 West Twenty-second
street 10 Katherine VI. iriffen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
MECHANICS LIENS.


1GTH ST. 3Gi E-Neslin Bros ap, Abraham
Hert2harg and Isaac Hertzb.rg owners
TorCnWntck contractor ........ $3.50
MADISON Az. 1913 Morris raIin ar Sol
omon Jacobs. owner. Harry \ 4 SAM
brown. ,on'ractor. ....... stn
4oTH ST. l4s W-Iouis B"lze- agt Annie
Evans, owner. ~" warm. contractor S.TI
BronN.
WHITE PLAINS Az. "s l15 = - Brirn av.
95NlOu Henry q Sill",k. ,fr. agt Fran
tns,n Fe'raglil ana John Doe, owHers:
Fran,isco re'rnglia and \ " Cnilucci
80. contra tors. .......... slG5. OJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
Mrs. MORGAN DIX LETS PLACE

Pease n Gilman have rented furnished
for Mra. Morgan nix her place ~ Mount
kisco. y. V. to Morris Hermann.
h Robert T.. Farley organization
has leased the Kenneth Murch.son house
on Seymour place AT Gcdney Farm,
White Plains, y. V. to Mrs. Chandra
williams Of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29

81 Nv. siS' 2 coors rdnl i sander to
Lima Ludwig, as 30 aV, 3 yrs from May
!. 1915. atty. has i y Bohlen, iGt T.
urOnx.
lsoTH ST. o3s T. ail-.Mnrte kaho to
George Elnein. ~! l. lS0th 81. : yrs and
months from Jan /. 1915 atty. IC
swain, lS. Hway. $3.50 aud $50
.RATHGATE Az, ii1i. market -Fricda
Ebenst"in to Louis Potter, 1917 bath
gate av, . irs fron June I. 1916. atty.
samuel Kalan, ~ park Row ..... 81 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
SACRIFICE HOME. WATER FRONT

Iishts' elegant sandy httiiu. beach. an
JOY al water sports "a. Iriu.i community.
'I'gdui "l year home aud swell be Q n. gas,
ci''til'itN, steam heat. range. tubs. opru
fireplace. all ~tflWu iil~h. mfEutNI.ut
90 every detail, grounds nl' i-id ont In
SniuuS. rl' .l"u.t WI-s This ,hru,r. - Rift
a. it,l.o, zoo ca, uuI Sun monthly.
pN NEH. - T.. Room GUN. ! Nest 2Ith st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
BuoKER IN PEARL ST. SALE.

The Duross Company was the proN't
in he recently reported sale OF 10 Pear
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
RuYER FOR HEIGHTS HOUSE.

WEST 18TH STREET.-Louis Becker
company has resold for Edward \
Beck the three story brick and stone
dwelling on a lot lsN9i.s at 526 West
lIJth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
LEASES.

III Az. ins3-a . . cor sIth 81. -hs .. 1ooN
isO. all except roof stores AVID h-mts-
Ha,re Holding 90. Inc. 10 Carlton GAY
age. Inc - park Row. . yrs from OCT =.
1916, ATTY. Nvron Sulzherger. ~ PARK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
PATENTS.


PATENTS SECURED. teal" marks r..lSteret
Irntrct vow IDEAS: ask Washington Office III
trr, boohs AMI Us, 81 Inventions waniCt. AZ
VICE FREQ RICHARD Il OWEN. "a Owen Rlir.
WASHINGTON. pc New York Office, WOOlvorL
BIDS Phone, barclay 'S9i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29

MODERN HOUSE

II . toums and bath. oy"r!ookin ny Long
Island sound, lu'C" open fireplace. S'oeping
yurr h. fI.ti i.if. rpuIu. sewer. water. ghA
and oio,ti!uliN, 30 minutes from 33rd St.
and 7th Ave. privilege Of prtNai" rathing
beach, deep Nut'g anchorage. S,hr c,.h,
lr,'Hu'" ,tr 200 arranged. /. -. SrN.iItEN-
SOS. "a W. 3ith =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29

SMALL established varnish factory.
equipped for business. loSo-s3 metropolitan
Ave, Brooklyn, y. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
iOHOiGH OF HROOKII>-IOK >,Lr.
WE>TIHEsTER RtNL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
PARK NIL X

r\Kk UIII OKI
This W0U1'riuI So. 'IUI fra .'.. than ono hour
, FROM 'it ItNu'NNu extremity ,i Nlaulttinu.
Nom" hul.i"rs VIII ntHi thee tote all tt-l-
idea : ui = prrfcCf home site a. 4 yTltc that
rcpru-'n 's q change ~ % lifetime
E'-''.'rI M chhurhoui. Wonderful sur
rouud'UIa.
THp~ : Rtf;TE. Esifprd BOG Getty
square. Ihuu" 1850 Yankee. ur ltrk Inn
ON Hudson. lu,. W . Rector II. y. y. G:
rhOue yrtH t,r'or.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29

Lone ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
MORTGAGES.

ORT AGES
with ramc and address " louder aud
lenders attorncvI
Downtown.
south Of Fourteenth s'-eeD
liTH ST, no u, : " =. .25 y " 3d ,v
2iN95. Nav 26, due and int as per bond
Robt Skrivan to Title iuarautoo 4 Trust,
60, liza Rway, ntty. Title Guarantee 4
Trust Go, lTi wRN........ $40 OOO
East side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fnurte,ntb
aud lI0th streats.l
ETH ST. 3Ol -3O8 T., = 5, ~ - - Az. runs
3l6x = 0O5N " l.6N II 9iN " tx n
25x " IiN ~ 30 30 beg. MAY ~. 3 Yrs.
bt7p jas bsirl 10 VIM II c&Woo
hl3 West End av, and auO, oxcrs. SC;
atty, Lawyers Tito n Trust O., $50
an ~, lOS3.losp, : . cor SAN st. sns f.,
iO0yI3o l"aseh"ld. MaN -, due DC, l..
1871, al7 y c-Iiayr" Holding 90. Inc. to
carlton Garage, Inc; atty. Myron SUI
berger. rs Park Row ...,....... 81, 400
G4TU ST, aoh -207 v. II =, los . Sd av, box
100 = H5'h 81, ?"6 2os T.. = =. 1870 . Sd
AZ, anXIooh; N+th ST :on PA, n :, 1913 Q
ri nv, TiNloo =, ASH all tito 70 three
leases. nv WAY ~ mtg May ~. notes IL
wears, q y Ritz Gnrag", Inc, tn Blacks
Garage, Inc, atty, Ernest u Early. i:0
Rway. collateral ..........,.. $40, 900
West side.
IWest NJ Fifth avenue. het raAn Fourteenth
and ll0th strocts1
ntTu ST. AS ", = W y 20 : q 10th Az.
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IWest of Fifth avenue, bet weAn Fourteenth
and 1l0th stroc's)
ST. AS W, = W n. 80 5 q 10th av,
isxS0, leasehold May 25, due and int a.
per hond-.Josephine u Ransom to Louise
" SchreyvoEel. 1915 Bloomfield st, Ho,
boken. y j.; atty. Title Guarantee 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29

Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street>
LEXINGTON Az. 1905. " q. 90 n ll:ih
st, e0N"5-tsiior cohen, ref, 20 Matthew
- Lyons. lbj r. 66th ST. for.C!". Apl 20.
1915. May &c a'ty, Title Guaranty &
Trust 90. l1s BVhy. .......... -. 200
i:?D ST. 1881 L.. n :. .s6s " Sd ay. 40 *
100 Morris Kahn to Ehrrnau Realty
Co. Inc, 1888 r. il.i -. MAY -. atty,
u irecnbcre. % Nassau st...........sl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
Athletics

Mr. French is trying a new way
of reducing expenses for the stu
dent body He evidently was boy
once himself His new plan is to
charge the students 10c to all ath-
letic events as well as other enter
tainments.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
WINS ANNUAL LAST
DAY BASEBALL GAME

Again the baseball team from
Highland school won the annual
contest held on the last day OF
school. Pennington gave them a
hard run for the honor but at the
end of the nine innings Highland
was one score to the good with nine
runs to their ten. The game was a
feature of the closing day exercises
at Pennington. Miss Mabel Kreider
taught at Highland the past term
and Miss Gladys Webb is the teach
err at Pennington. Ernest Ross UNI
pired the game. The batteries were:
Holton, Parks and
Highland, Holman and
Engle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
2569 ACRES LEASED FOR OIL
IN HAYES AND BUCKEYE

John w. Stark of Bartlesville,
Oklahoma, has leased 1869 acres
more of land in Hayes and Buckeye
township for oil and gas rights
2293 acres in Hayes and ZIG in
Buckeye. Those relinquishing such
rights to their real estate and the
number Of acres leased by each are
as follows: John Sheets 100, G. A.
Scherer 400, Richard Baker 240, W..
]. Meyer 1853, A. H. Long 100, c. T.
Mcneil 40, Mary A. Woodson 80,
Frank R. Sherwin 80, E. H. Samp-
son 100, Silas Baker 240, G. F.
Winters 800, c. D. Gibson, Silas
Baker 276. All land is in Hayes with
the exception of the last piece list
ed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
SAMUEL HIGH DIES AT
HOME ON ELM STREET

Samuel High, who would have
been "a years of age April IA, died
at his home on North Elm street
Thursday morning at 9:45. Mr.. High
has been failing in his old age for
some years past but had been con-
fined to his home only two weeks
before his death. He leaves a widow,
Sarah Anna; two sons, William Of
Carlton and Clifford of Alpaugh,
California; and a daughter, Mrs. E..
w. Reed of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Clifford will be unable to attend
the funeral which will be tomorrow
at 2 p. m. at the home and $3.50 at
the Presbyterian church. DR.. Blay-
ney will officiate. Interment in the
cemetery.
Mr.. High was a veteran of the
Civil war and a member of the Abb
lene post. After coming to this coun-
ty Is years ago he has resided for
twelve years at Carlton, then NOV
ing to the present home three years
ago. His death brings sorrow to
the household and his friends who
are numerous.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
II. S. RETAINS STAND
ING in N. G. ASSOCIATION

The graduates from the Abilene
high school are still entitled to en-
trance without examination in prac-
tically any of the colleges and uni
versities in nineteen states which
are members of the North Central
Association, according to list Of
the accredited schools received at
the office of the state superinten-
dent, w. D. Ross. The local school
has had this standing for several
years. Four more high schools of
the state were added to the list the
past year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
Published Weekly by the Abilene High
School
Editors
Daphne Swartz '16 Paul Hershey II
Dudley Wyandt Is
THE ORANGE AND BROWN

This little sermonette is prepared
especially foo the Freshmen. but II
would be we'll for the foolish Soph-
ignores, worldly wise Juniors, and
dignified Seniors to take note of.
The Seniors are almost sure to
buy copy of the high school an
nual and so are most of the Juniors;
but the Sophomores and Freshmen
are apt to fall behind in the race.
For the Seniors it brings up fond
memories of the four years just
passed and the gay times they had.
For the Freshmen it is just a hint
of the good times they will have in
the next few years, because the
future can always improve upon
the past.
One very great inducement to
buy is that the student will have
picture of every one of the faculty
and what is nicer than to have pic
lures of our teachers.
Whether the student buys copy
of the annual is a test of his school
spirit. The objectionable sin is and
forever will be Il didn't buy copy
of the annual" Admission to the
Joys of good comradeship will be
denied when King French asks did
YOU buy?" and the answer comes
in weak and tremulous tones, Il
lidn't."
Moral: Buy an Orange and
Brown"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06

The fourth year English class this
year has taken up an entirely new
course of study and has made 1t go.
The course of study followed was
magazine and short
story work. 1t has been one of the
most interesting as we'll as bene-
ficial courses of fourth year Eng
lish we have ever had. Many Of
the high school students have not
been particularly interested in
fourth year English, because they
thought it hard course and not
worth while. We hope that fourth
year English will be carefully con-
sidered in the future.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
Students Plant FLOWERS

The botany and agriculture class
es have decided to beautify the
parking in front of the high school
building with flowers Each Depart
ment has section to itself and each
declares it will have the prettiest
garden The designs were drawn by
the girls of these classes as the boys
were called upon to do the heavy
work. Harriet Patterson's plan was
adopted by the botany class but no
design has been adopted as yet by
the agriculture class. Work was be-
gun Tuesday and now everything is
planted. The flowers are expected
to show up well in about two weeks.
The intentions Of the Gag" boys
were rather doubtful at first as they
deemed it advisable to begin the
process of Identification with
load of manure but they probably
mean well so we'll have to excuse
them
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-06
First Ball Game Today

This afternoon at $3.50 the A. H.
S. base ball team played the
Junction City lime at the fair
grounds. The boys have been prac-
ticing diligently and has some good
team material The members of
the Abilene team who nave been
chosen so far are: P, Harley Little
(Capt) Guy Sherman c., Ward
Oakman; l b., Otto Romberger,
manager and bat boy; b., Ivan
Sampson; b., Carl Sampson; S.,
Walter Herman; r. f., Milo Ewald;
|. f., Rollin Clemence; C. T., Otto
Geoffroy. The Junction City team
put up a hard fight as it was
determined to avenge its schools
forensic defeat.