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The sun., 1916-12-22
0sTR0M HEADS So, 500, 900 co.
ORGANIZATION to Finance Bv.i.csS
of sweden, Norway. and Dcnmasa.

MINSEAroIis, Dec. 2i,-Alex v. Os-
from. vicc-president Of the Northwestern
National Bank. announced to-day his
acceptance OF the presidency of a new
se,5o0.0o0 trust company being organ
lied In New York.
The new company will be closely
Identified with the export trade and the
financing Of the business of Sweden. Nor
a and Denmark in the United States.
Mr.. Ostrom said. Its stockholders will
be principally men identified with the
shipping interests of New York. -
The sun., 1916-12-22
RENTING IN THE SUBURBS.

:. =. walstrum. Gordon & Forms n
have leased AT Ridgewood. ". j.. for
Frederick w. Neske to Samuel D.. NELL
of Brooklyn the new dwelling at 81
South Irving street: for John G. Banta
TO Miss Grace Forinan 80 West Ridge.
wood avenue, and for Dr. William =.
Grosvenor Ia Miss Annie Parker his
residence on Hillcrest road.
Fish a. Marvin have rented the
property Of Preston l.. Ford on Scenic
driveway. Riyerview Manor. Hastings
o~n-iiudson. to G. l.. Il. Ward Of Mont
clair, y. j..
The sun., 1916-12-22
TO MOVE FLUSHING CHURCH..

Trustees OF the First Presbyterian
Church, Flushing. have purchased from
the Van Buren, Realty Company a plot
"a. 6xl62.4, at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and Murray street, and will
move the church building to the new
site and enlarge it. Work will not begin
until spring. The Rev, A.. NJ. Currie is
the pastor OF the church.
The sun., 1916-12-22
NEW OFFICE MANAGER.

Slawson 4 Hobbs announce that on
and after January ! their Office at the
northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Fortieth street will be managed by
Edward A. Arnold. who is now in the
real estate business a 90 wall street.
Mr.. Arnold was associated for a time
with Richard NJ. Montgomery.
The sun., 1916-12-22
ALTER

zen ST. SEQ & see u. to a S sty factory-5ao
East 72d st Co. 80 Bway. owner; q
Reissmann. III +th av. architect:
ssTH ST. ISIS East to a 3 sly stabie~H
Storck. 90 East 90th st. owner: Hin q
Stout, 400 Madison av. architects. IS. 900
The sun., 1916-12-22
MORRIS BANK IN UNION 50.

The Morris Plan Bank will establish
a branch in store at I Union Square, at
the northwest corner of Fourteenth
street, formerly occupied by the jeweiry
shop OF Mrs. Lynch. The lease IL for
fifteen years at a rental Of 100000. II
will he operated as a midtown branch Of
this bank. stephen II. Tying. Jr.. 4 Co.
were the brokers.
The sun., 1916-12-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders alto,

lO6TH ST. Saa Wizard 4 GLADYS Il
Brown, 400 Central Park West. to
Marion J Barkley. 20 T. eth st; address,
g Il Barkley, l&g Bway ....... 81, 900
SAME PROpERTY--Saine to same; atty,
Title Guar A. T Co, l7S Bway. -. 81. 900
aD Az. . =. 1901 n tooth st-Jacob and
Mary Robbins ct al to the Farmers Loan
4 Trust Co. ls.?2 WIN 1T. trustee. under
deed Of trust made by Henry J Steven
son. Nov ~, 1896; atty. Edgar whitiock,
ORCHARD ST, n " cor RlvinEton st-sig-
mund Schnee to samuel Kadin; attys.
Feltenstein q Rosenstein. sos Broad
DEIANCEY ST. 40-t2-Sami and Flora
Grosn~r ct al to Berthold Hahn, as "
sist 81; at'ys. Amend a a. lis Mas.
SAME PROPERTY-Rae 7 Goldfarb, siSo
Ocean av, sheepshead BAY, Bklyn. 10
Isaac Brown; atty Morris Berger, ess
BWay .r........ ,25l,5l
The sun., 1916-12-22

93s. 10th av. lsb. leasehold; 1877. 1853, lei,
1873, goa, 200. 20i, .l3. 2lS, az, ga anil
2a7--Rosi Appel agt Albert j Appel ct o.
faction to recover dover, &C.. atty, W.
Kreyrr.
lead ST, n =. bet LIST & Pleasant ay, lot ~
Helene Fluid agt Edna Miller ct al ,action
10 foreclo.e TRANSFER OF tax LEM atty, :.
y Fu,d.
4 ST. -. 100 u W ~ lat av-Elizabeth
V Irwin agt Louis Sege,bohm ct I'll
tamend foreclosure OF mtg; atty. J y
Irwin.
i7TH ST. 10 w-Annir + smith az Nar,h,
\ Kines ct ~ faction to recover posses
stNn); atty. ! y Williams.
list ST, tl2 E-Mary shea agt John ]:
Warner ct al tmrndcd foreclosure ~
mtgl, atty. ! VI Rider.
l2lSr ST, n =, 3iO II W 81 5th av-Seamcn's
Bank for savings IN the Guy OF y Y agt
Abraham Rouse 81 al foreclosure OF
mtg)i aitys, Cadwaiader. wickcrsham 81
TAFT.
nrOnx.
boston RID. n =. a. = W cor Of propeyty
OF David Smith-Anns = Somers aat
Jane Doe Kelly partition suitl. ats,
III & Todd.
q 100 (westcrly halN. map nf village
Of Wakeneid-Harr,ct 4 BALDWIN ast
Eh,ing Brewery Co ct al foreclosure %
mortgnsel: atty. w u Sammis.
beth ST, = =. 1915 II g Of - AIMS av--
Dora Frank act VIM II Krhoc ct al par
tiion suitl: atty. | i'evison.
The sun., 1916-12-22
BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

WEBSTER Az. " :. 100 u = ,G7th st. 1 sty
brick garage. lo0kio0-keisle Realty 10.
PHILIP Wdttcnherg. llos Forest ay. preri-
dent. owners. NJ W Del Claudio. iOi Ire
mont az, architect, cost ......,,. 81, 900
PROSPECT Az. " y. slT 81 II . lS0th II,
sly brick garage. t.NiS-Arihur VIII
iarns. 1910 Webster sv. owner, cost. 81 600
The sun., 1916-12-22
REsELLs 18TH 81. DWELLING.

EAST 18TH STREET-Stephen S. Tut
hill has rcsoki the dwelling AT 81 East
Seventy-eighth street TO the Willis
Realty Company for n Western inves-
tor. who will occupy 1t. Mr.. Tuthill
took title to the house on Wednesday
from John l.. de Saulles. Coke a.
Weliets negotiated the deal.
EAST 10TH sTREET-Nicol Martin
Mandl has sold 305 East Tenth street. a
four story house. on lot 2jxli4.s. fac
ing Tompkirs square. to the 800 East
Tenth Street Company. just incor-
porated. with Jacob Hamburger.
Michael y. Salmore and Philip VOL
insky as the'directors.
EAST 9TH STIrEET-Thc four story
dwelling at II East Ninth street. on
lot 25x93.i. which was purchased
last week by Richard =. Elliott. has
been resold through Robert NJ. Brush
g. Co. to Henry NJ. Hoyt. Jr.. "A por-
trai, painter who will remode the
building into studio apartments.
LEMON ANENUE-Edgar j. Lauer has
sold i22 Lenox avenue a three story
dwelling. on lot l6.Sxs5, 10 the Rev.
l.. Butler for occupancy, J. II. Wood
was the broker.
The sun., 1916-12-22
q
with name and address of lender an,
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth strcct)

South OF Fourteenth strcct.)
GREENWICH ST. 80, 20 3xa0. x-xoa .;
Greenwich 1t. %. W =, 1903 n Morris ct
Dec 2l-s Clark William to Title Guar
4 Trust, Co. iI6 Bway. due and int as
WATER ST, 1921 22s. runs n 5Ox : e3,3G
: 25.6x W 3s7x y 20 to at \ W ~ 20 beg.
Dec e0-Geo Josephie to Seix and sam.
uel Goldstein. 500 West End av, exrs,
y yrs, 30, pr mtg $4,000; attys. Ascher
DIVISION ST, Dec i8-Eiiz Mansfield to
samuel Newman. 81 w 10th st, due Dec
Il, i'.o. '%' ADDRESS 90 piy,s,on
ALLEN ST. %. n " G Hester at tsiSs1t,s'To
h0xt0. Dec 9--Bertel Const co 10 Dry
Dock Savings Instn. Sal Bowery. due 4
int a. per bond: atty. Title Quar- & T Co,
BEpFoRb' SIT. ss.. 'ai.sxSo: Bedford 81. ST.
s~SxSc%chs' HART to Ell. c Muller. 10
stty.. Hogan 4 b, 81 Cedar ct. : Coo
I'd Az. i:i. leasehold, Dec 2o-sami Werner
ano TO Adolph Lebovicz, iss I'd av. due
a Int as per notes: attys. WILDER. " 4 X.
800 bwsy u. 500
The sun., 1916-12-22
Ruys BROOKLYN HOUSE.

Henry Rushmore has sold To Fred
erick W. Ostergren for a home the three
story N basement brownstone dwell
ing at asa Ninth street. on lot .Oxl0o.
Iobn Pullman was the broker.
The sun., 1916-12-22

Goelet estate. which has commissioned
John III. Duncan to make sketches for
an eight story building. The property
fronts 232.10 on Broad street, 27.2 on
South street and 80 on Front street.
The sun., 1916-12-22
Mills 4 Glib Receivers Paid.

Joseph y, Msrtindale. president OF the
chemical National Bank. and J. Harper
ioor OF A,n"ry, Browne & Co. received or
dcrs from Judge Mayer of tn" Federal Dis
ttict Court fog allowances of SIS. 900 each
for their services az receivers of Mills Il
tlhh Judge Mayer said: The amount
sugees'"i has been consented to by those
Interested and affected by this order. l
think ! shall add that the work OF the re-
''iN"rs was admirably done. II was
prompt. efficient and showed business abl.
lty 81 a high order and eAemplines what
can be accomplished by capable manage
ment and complete cooperation"
The sun., 1916-12-22
SOUTH ST. REALTY TRADED.

Joseph r. Cullman took the property
at 62 South street in part payment for
81 to 80 Burling slip. which he sold IN
Wednesday through the Charles +.
Noyes Company to the Columbia Rope
Company. The trade involved about
$3.50 0 The South street property
measures 2ix65. on 1t is n five story
building near Wall street. A ship
chandlery Is negotiating for a lease OF
the building.
Michael Schoenbrunn has bought from
the Herrick estate 25 Cocnties slip. "A
four and "A half story building, on lot
27x45.5. and will rcmodel II for stores.
IL had been In the possession OF the
Herrick family for IA great many years.
Horace S. Ely & Co. were the brokers.
The sun., 1916-12-22
Cloth Samples Accessible.

WASHINGTON. Dec. :l.--Short length
samples OF dutiable cloths. heretofore
admitted free. In future will be assessed
full tariff rates unless bond 10 given for
their expectation In sig montha. under
. ruling to-day by the Treasury De-
partment.
The sun., 1916-12-22
Fast side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth

(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th s~trsets.)
9TH ST. 10 Il. ?5xI00.S. Dec 2o-Arthur =
Vernay. Yorktown HEIGHTS " Y, TO clara
= Bernheimer. rs r. 6<th vt, due n int as
per bond, Pr mtg $4,000; atty. Title Quar-
18TH ST. sw =, a.t sin ay. 2osicSS =
Dec 2o--Ssms 10 Hy r Barnes, 81 " sist
q. a ano, exrs. . yra. +%%. pr mtg $50.
18th ST, l.S y, isssos, Dec si-Lsey
Tso%.. to Ti,!s Guar Trust Co. ii,s
Cd Ht.' 1859, Si.iss. Dec s.H.sSiiSsss
The sun., 1916-12-22
SALE NEAR PIPING ROCK CLUB.

Cocks & Willets have sold twenty
acres OF the Rsmson ioungs farm at
Locust Valley. l.. !. The property IN near
the Piping Rock Club n viii be I'M
proved.
The sun., 1916-12-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


l50TH ST, . =, 80 q Amsterdam av-I.Ippe
Fireproonng Co. Inc. agt rarkside Ave
nue. Realty Co ct al. Dec Is, 1916. .ST5O
18th ST. el@ and Ella W-Philip BaIssm
sEt Katherine Highland ct al. April 10,
esTH ST. u =. :2t Q 18th av--I.arkin Lum-
her &C ~ John : Stanley. Inc, ct al.
The sun., 1916-12-22
n. J. EARN TO MANHATTANITE.

+. w. Jones has sold to Alfred Bor-
den of Manhattan the Crater farm, OF
about ffty acres. at Peapack. N. j. 1t
ad Joins property now being developed by
StuyVesant Pierrepont.
The sun., 1916-12-22
louisville. Asks s,..eA ss.h.

WASHINGTON, Dec. si.-Ths Federal
Rsserys Board heard to-day . pstition
Of business men Of Louisville. KY. for
the satabiiaAnsat there u . bsaaoh
Of the reserve baak q y louisL DE-
The sun., 1916-12-22
(Boroush Of The Bronx.)


LACoN1A Az, Pauldins Az. a2oth and
221st SITS. the b~lock-John n Farley
Archbishop. to Emisrant Ind ostrial
Saw Bank. 81 Chambers 1t. Dec ~. due
March ], 1871; G p c; atty. e } Nc.
Guire. 81 Chambers st............eS.eeo
ophilus A Brewer 10 Title q 4 T Co. i2s
Bway. Dec 10, due a. per bond; atty. T
w VI 4 T f g.; iSs s R fp:y.;;.:::::;;.;;;;;;ii:,. 81. 49,; !'s
ioe11Merris Libermsn and ase 70 Fan.
NE Libsrman, 7is 4 2isth ct, prior mts
$4,000. Dec 70. due a. per bond atty.
A hell. SCI f 1tsth ct. ..t11.eoe
2lsTH ST. n a, +0S " Barnes av. 25xi1<--
Claiborne n Johnson to EAstchsster
savings Bank. . South Sd Az. Nj Vernon,
y !. Dec 20. . yrs. . p c: atty. LTA
FULTON Av. : !. issii n issih ct. sss
2ll-Gustav A Beckmann to Melville n
Bearns. % Joraiemon Ut, Bklyn. Dec 81,
demand. 81 atty. Melville II Bearns. g
rtIT e%ep av. .,,.ii n iss,h i. s'' ss1
2oLe-Dora Beckmann TO same. Dec q.
BROOM AZ; A' Wa: san" iccisi.li1ssss%s.ii
Eisnitz to Frank lin Savings Bank. sss
sth av. Dec 81. . yrs. SIS; atty. W ~
g. lowell Wal INSTRUMENTATION
SIMPSON ST. 1919. " s, lS.sx Irregular
Washington Hunt. Jr. to VIM = Clare.
81 W l0sth at. prior mtg $500. Dec
20. demand. IS: atty. Vim Glare. l3s
oNdS..s. . . . .. ........ Sl,-sJ
The sun., 1916-12-22
100000 BROOKLYN TENEMENT.

A six story apartment house to cost
$4,000 Is to be built IN a plot 73x100 at
1S6 and 1873 Hooper street by the Green
berg Investing Company Of 1877 Delaney
street. Gronenbers 4 Leuchtag are now
making plans.
The sun., 1916-12-22
EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The cape cod canal being INSTRUCTED,
passenger service Via the M~etrupolItan
Line between New York and Boston has
been temporarily discontinued.
The sun., 1916-12-22
BUSINESS RECORD.


EDWARD ! McHALE. Tarrvtowu: vol.
Nuthry. Liabilities, - l2i assets. 81 q
El'N LICK. $50 Third avenue. In
voluntary Liabilities. $500. assets, 81, 200,
The sun., 1916-12-22

BROKERS TAKE NEW PLACE.
Cocks & willets of ~ Wall street
have leased through George r. Read q
Co. a suite Of offices consisting Of 1900
square feet ut 60 wall street, for their
Long Island real estate business.
The sun., 1916-12-22

Bklyn. . yrs. g.; atty. Jacob Freeman,
" Nessau sVS'VvS
(west Of Fifth aveeus, betveen Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
7TH ST. ~ " 's;s.s,; pee s'vJr C
i ns;, 100 g n ne; % o. a is: :,,. :,, APT. .I !:
WEST END Ay:n cor i.'a - iSS:ii.
Jos Palermo. ass Riverside Drive. due
Dec i isae; ? g. prior mtg $3.50;
reli Holding ca to Title Guar q T Co.
Us Bwsy. due and Int
The sun., 1916-12-22

JOSEPH L. ROSENBERG. millinery. 37a
flfth avenue and gag sixth avenue.
Stmn'! II. Lumm appointed receiver. bond
Nlubn.
The sun., 1916-12-22

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of arst part.)
The sun., 1916-12-22

Manhattan Satisfied Judgmsnts.
Tirst debtor, second creditor. date hlcd)
Mciarcn, John-H. Meyer. January q,
1919 .,t.,,,r,, $t93. 90
Gollwat.r. John L-Northern Rank Of
New York, June :. 1911. .,,,,........ $3.50. q
Samr- Same. February II. 49,. .....,.. II, ss3. Is
Forrest BOX and Lumber Company-T.
Newhold. pccemher IS. 1915, '.'........ $50 90
The sun., 1916-12-22
Manhattan Judgments Filed.


~ ''F' "h' - 'hsN VI 'otolH
Mo.rs Automobile ,onpany-City Of
New York .,....-...'."....'..... SOS 70
sherman Securities Company-ssme. 900. a?6 81
Tohin Whirhway signal tonpany-Same s2s -
iiuinsl''h, M"rris-W. Bregman ........ CO., 81
hou'lli, i,onsnic W., aud Philip n.
Losiro-,andler Theatre Corporation. ass, so
Carlson Operating 'om~pany-Trsvelers
Insurance company .,..,....""".... sSn
Carnegie Construction Company. Charles
Newmsr1 and Aaron Is. Davis-A.
King It al.............,.".,,. <.sa3 81
I ahill, Wl!llam-M. Bsrr ct sl......,. l. 26 10
CHRISTIANS. ,. Rudolph-A. NeddI 49,. 523 81
nahziger, Joscph-J. II, Dogin......... l,sl.s5
islucci, James-A. Bick ..,............. !, 0s6. So
Goldberg, Jacob-M. feist ..."........ 52i.+l
Friedluncr Company. ....,'.'..... L,lsi.1
SaInc-Waldo Bros, Inc. ....u,.,,...... SIG. OS
Jewell, George w.-Lincoln Trust Co.. $40, 70
, Schroeder L,ss7 10
| Levy. Walter-J. kestlcr ,............. $50 ~
New York Railways Company-k, Brady 2,las -
y Y Consolidated II u. Go. and
Brooslyn Rapid Transit Cow. A..
Potomac Insurance Company Of the Dis.
tric, Of Coiunnla- A. Kcely'..''''. 7s ~
ltpsnw, Samuel l l,ttle, .,...,,......: 1.iis.6s
Trust Company ..,"."".",""..T.. 1881
schuss!cr. August or AuGustine-s,
Appel ..:,.. ,"y."mm"".M..., i,soc,7 rs
hord and Annie n, stubenbord-M J.
Welch Amhr"s" L,-C. Mardorf. 80. 2,o25,s
can Commercisl, Company. .''.."... l7.nn1
wsllins'on' william n: Horace 3
, &. wclinrton-Ksn MIG Co,..'"'''. :,s@.,
Bronx Judgments Filed.
Cosmopolitan Rank-Columbia Construc-
t,on Company ...,:..:.""...."..".. I'm m
Kirk, Martha-Ctty Real Estate Co.., ssh "
Thorn. Percy-Brctt 4 GOode Co.. Inc. 6Sc. IS
The sun., 1916-12-22

NEW tACTOHf ON BROAD ST.
An eight story factory. building Ia to
replace several old three and four story
buildings On the west side Of Broad
street FROM South and Front streets.
~ pseosety 10 owned By the Robert
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
VARIED ATHLETIC
CARD NEXT MONTH
Navy Teams Meet Rivals in
Basketball, Fencing, SWIM
ming, and Wrestling.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan. 2S.-The ath-
letic card for the Navy teams during
the month OF February embraces con-
tests for the basketball. swimming,
fencing wrestling. and gymnastic teams.
The various engagements are as fol-
lows:
February 2 Basketball-F Fourth class
against Baltimore City College.
February D. Basketball-Navy against ST
Johns College, of Brooklyn, n. Y. WRESTLING
Navy against Pennsylvania State College
Swimming-NGvy against University OF Pitts
February .. Basketball-Navy against west
Virginia Wesleyan.
February Il, Basketball-Nayy against
Crescent Athletic Club. OF New York Fenc-
inE-Navy against New York Athletic Club
Wrestling-Nevy against University VI Penn
BylvRnia. Gymnastics-Navy against RutgeTl
College. Swimming-Navy against New Yorl
II February r ls, Rasketball-Fourth clasl
against Western High School, Of Washington
February 10. Basketball-NaVy agains
Ewarthmore. Fencing-Navy against New
York Turnverein. Wrestling-NaVy agains
University OF Pittsburgh. Gymnastics-NavI
against New York University. Swimming
February p. Basketball-NaVy agains
Washington and Lee. Swimming-Nav!
against University OF Chicago.
February %, Basketball-Navy against Uni
versity Of Virginia.
February %, Rasketball-Fourth :clas
against Gallaudet College second team
swimminE-NSvy against New York Athleu
club. Fencing-NaSy against Yale. Wrest
ling-Nayy against Yale. Gymnastics-Nav!
against Yale.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Ladpha Pdge WhoZgs0me Suppor A Tourney
TODAY'S SSPORTQRIAL
d LOUIS a. pOUoHER

Just BECAUSE Willard built up in the air like tower don't
promptly conclude that will easily defeat opponent who fails
his Indeed looking
Wlards it possible smaller who
toppled the Kansas giant TO the floor Joe Cand who ever heard
dropped Willard Springfield
Der H. 1911 looked bad that the sbs watching the bout
bad Willard for being yellow Gunboat Smith giving
sixty pounds, decision Willard Francisco,
cat" Mcmahon twice from the worlds champion AS
matter of fact height and weight has little nothing do with
the Of boxer OF there isn't the world who
would back Kid Williams win from Willard That would be too
ridiculous when you discussing Moran
that's another matter Kid Mccoy showed that good little
he wasn't too ~ could win from big when he dropped Herr
Placks and Gus Rubin Rubin fair boxer by the
Barbados boxer weerest and stood two inches higher
might his height disadvantage
Ws ring day whS believe t Sst Don coald win the worlds
title from Willard, despite his size
n Zoe Isnn e .o n Fs with t5 the most sensible n Ssn of
fans for s2S and to sit in box he viii charge them only
the stand Lannn will sell for nasmuh
other clubs IN league Rer sI prices eP S
c charging arc $ sit % the s11S y
ore played today worth more than dollar for
the highest price the willing boost the Odmer
with the privilege Of looking 5fS 1a St Ss
uSs cut iowss pssns
the money deepdyed bug bug What do you
sn S %sS E @oe :ss sg a the e SHe bS S
@ @ @ R nv "fS % IN all afaG @ & faEes % whether Jack Cury Tex
% sSe ns % TSe% I is se ns sng to o decide @
the barber Of Kewanee going to get much possibly
before allowing his worlds
az SRd ts good 9 but doe does as if the boxing writer's spreading
champion he will not overlook chance
about the Of the argument trouble that most
us doubt Willard's real class
1t is foolish for lads tell readers how eemnate
Percy Hanghon is He boast every
the European trenches
Hagghon into the cafe at the Hotel LnOx Boston, follow
ing Harvard victory the grdon would hardly the
softnss and gentle spirit of the president Braves Percy
can smash hats and upset ordinary beers with Sherwood
that's going p ~
Washington prestige by holding
uess1u bowling tournament here in the spring
the men In charge dvotng lot OF
cess and they entitled credit action Bowling occune
attention of the
where else is heahful and fascinating Washington can 90
ugh with the coming tourney and make
made last year by Boston bowler here will hat
on to connected with the hoped that the
big gathering will be fully satisfied and that the local
rollers will cop most of the prizes ~ W '
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
SINCLAIR GRAF TING,
BAKER IS NUTTY"
Manager Griffith So Character
ICES Gedeon Case, II Facts
Quoted Are True.

"Gedeon's case will show whether SIN
clair is a real man or a CRATER" said
Clark Griffith today. Sinclair wanted
to get rid Of Gedeon's contract. which
is a pretty stIfr one with the Feds.
and told him thought I had rigAt
to Gedeon as he played in Salt Lake
under my contract.
'Gedeon never played with the Feds
and had accepted my contract and money
from me-. continued Grin. ''If the con-
tract was binding on me. and Gedeon
could collect / consider 1t binding on
him.
Sinclair is trying to sell something
to the Yankees over which he has no
right He is going to prove himself
either a man or a mouse. We put our
case in the hands Of organized baseball
and expect to have the right thing done.
"As for Bakers claim" said Grin,
there is nothing to 1t. Baker Is nuttyr
if ne has been quoted correctly. Some
one ought to catch him and cage him
IL What he says has been reported
truly. ,,- - ,
think I will have no trouble in getting
Gedeon. OF course, " am told to
stay off I'll do so, but / think ] have
the best claim to the player as he ac-
cented nv money first and / have a
ten DAYS clause in his contract.
Grit is expecting Nick Altrock aons
about March /, at which time the vet
eran will take charge of the hrst puncn
starting for CharlottesVllle.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
E. w. Ford Is "HigEl Gun"
In AnaloStan Shoot


e. w. Ford won high honoPs at the
weekly trapshootInR tournament Or the
Analostan Gun Club Yesterday after
noon. He killed 81 birds out OF 100.
which score gave him high average in
the spoon event.~-
f.. s. Ford took first prize in Class A
of the spoon shoot. breaking 4S saucers
out of 60 A. v. Parsons and n. 7.
Livesey tied for Class B prize. as each
killed a pigeons out OF 90 Livesey won
the shoot-of with II down out OF 10,
against Parsons 13
In Glass G, James NJ. Green and f.
" Otis each broke 20 targets. Otis was
awarded the prize. as he ,got fifteen
straight in the shoot-off. against
Green's twelve. c. s. Wilson was best
In the ID class, as he brought down 80
saucers out OF 60 Each of the winners
received a silver spoon as a prize.
Il. s. Ford was second high amateur
In the singles. getting SO dead ones
to his credit out of 100. After getting
thirteen of his first fifteen shots Ford
killed sixty birds straight. In the final
event he got IL out of %.
II. L. LtVeseY was next in line with
SO down. while L. v. Otts broke s.
saucers out of 100. Otis lost three
flyers" out OF his last seventy shots.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
OPENING GAME GOES
TOMT. ST. 10 tt
MaryIanders Have Honor :.
Starting OFF GsOrgetown's
Baseball Schedule.

Mt. st, Joseph's will have the honor
OF opening the Georgetown University
baseball season for the fourth time
this year, according to the list Of en-
gagements given out by Manager
Johnny w. whalen.
Boston College, Penn State, Princeton
and Yale will be here during Easter
week. The FIRST two teams are new
comers on the Blue and Gray list.
John O'Rei1ly will take the team
North on May for an extended trip.
which includes games with Army. Yale.
Harvard, Tufts. Dartmouth and Boston
College.
The schedule follows: March q. Mt.
st. Joseph; March 20, washington A. Il (;
March 81, Amherst (pending); April s.
Navy, at Annapolis; April Z. Williams;
April -, Colgate (pending); April 16
Johns Hopkins; April II. Tufts; April
IS. Washington College; April 90 BOs-
ton College; April %, Princeton; April
Is, Yale; April "a. North Carolina; April
%. Yale; April "a, North Caronna: April
2S, West Virginia; May i, Boston Col
lege, at Boston: May 2, Harvard, at
Cambridge; May 8, Tufts, at Medford,
Mass; May 4, Dartmouth, at Hanover,
n. H. May 8, Yale, at New Haven,
Conn: May. 6, Army, at West Point
| May Is, Mt. st. Joseph, at Baltimore (;
May IL, Navy, at Annapolis; May -,
Maryland Aggies; May "a, GaIlaudet I;
May n. Crescent A. c.. at New York I;
May 80, Fordham, at New York.