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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1916-03-09

PRAYER. "Help US to pay our debts.
1t was an unusuar sermon. 1t mas
been the talk OF the town all day and
tonight when he takes his place IN
the pulpit he will doubtless face the
largest audience the city has ever
seen. Last night the house was crowd
ed. but tonight standing room Will De
at a premium, it is expected.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1916-03-09

morning.
Slight damage was done at 10
o'clock a. m. today to a cottage at
1O6 North Locust avenue, owned by
L. S. Dunaway and occupied by De-
Witt Harrison. The roof was ignited
from defective fue, but was extin-
guished shortly afterwards.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1916-03-09
NAUGHTER IN CAMPAIGN.

From Saturdays Daily
His patrons of the Naylor high
school having voted unanimously to
give him a months leave OF absence,
Prof. J. NJ. c. Vaughter will from
now until the primary devote his en-
tire time to his campaign Tor county
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1916-03-09

clerk. Prof. Vaughter arrived home
yesterday from Naylor. His school
for the month will be in charge of
Prof. r. F. Adams of Conway.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1916-03-09
PROGRAM AT. MT. VERNON.

Mt. Vernon, March 8.-The school
entertainment that was to have been
given last week and postponed on ac-
count of the cold weather, will be CIV
en- on Friday night of this week at
the new school building. Everybody
invited to come.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1916-03-09
w. II. Duncan
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

To the Voters of Faulkner County:
II has been nv earnest desire since the primary of
1906 to be YOUR Circuit Clerk and consider this
opportune time. In other races there have been three
or four candidates. the issue is narrowed down
intentionally, my part-tO two men
Until | announced, A. NJ. Ledbeter was taking
things easyintended to pass up formal announcement
of his candidacy for fourth ternl-eight years.
EN-. eighth this office; not going to take part in
the Joint canvass and refused to sign agreement
paw the extra fvem levy for the Conway public school,
where severaEo his children being educated Things
have changed-the candidacy of Duncan looms big and
the Clerk is honest for when he says he is busy
with the affairs of the Circuit Clerks Office but pol
tiles usual.
CHALLENGE THE HONORABLE CLERK TO
MAKE THIS RACE ON HIS RECORD ALONE-A
BIG CHANGE FROM HIS RACES IN THE PAST.
HIS RECORD Is LONG ENOUGH TO RUN A MILE
TENN PUBLIC OFFICE. THE RESULT Is
\ CERTAINTY IF HIS BOAST Is NOT MERE
BOMBAST-THE NOMINATION Is NINE
To be sure, Mr.. Ledbettor is Independent about it
all If any regular nominee of the Democratic party
does his high p ideas of public service, he
scratches that nominee, and still poses a good Dem
Ocrat
We got dizzy reading about those millions Ledbet-
saved the people on the mortgage revenue stamp
deal. This Federal revenue applies to every county
Circuit Clerks the nation asking for ruling
this important section? If his brain gropes through
Federal affairs easily, his present ambition
is modest-Uncle Sam and Woodrow need him to
steer the national boat With internal officers,
should be humble before this massive 90 mind
KEEP THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE COIJN-
TY AND PARTY BEFORE YOU WHEN YOU VOTE
on MARCH 29-THEN DUNCAN WILL BE YOUR
CHOICE FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
w. H. Duncan
.Advt. Candidate for Circuit Clerk
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1916-03-09

Garner Hamilton of Lamar was a
visitor in Conway this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
EARNS MORE POINTS
He Captures Title Race at the
Newark VelOdrOme.

NEWARK, June +.--There liz apparently
nobody to check Frank r. Kramer In his
quest for his sixteenth successive ma
tional cycle championship. Kramer
won again In the title race at the Vclo-
drome this afternoon. He worked
through a large field In a series or
heats and disposed Of Reggie McNa-
mara, one OF the Australians. In the
ANAL. There have been two races In the
championship series and Kramer has
won them both. There are four more TO
he decided. Kramer leads with ~
points. Bob Spears, the elongated Aus
tralian, is next. with 4 points,
Kramer. spears and Alfred Goullet
are considered the best OF the group.
Spears and Kramer met In the first
seini-hnai and Trainer won from IN
front. leading all tho way spears al
ways takes up a position IN the rear
combining his squirting to the last lap,
but with Kramer this is poor dope"
Spears tried to pass Kramer beginning
the last lap, failed. then challenged
again from the twelfth polo. lie closed
. length, but was inches short at the
tape. 49,
Mcnamara, always IN form. beat
coullet in the first semi-iinal and Oscar
Egg. the Swiss. In the grand semi
anal Spears ou;rodo Alfred Grcnda ~
the grand semi-final and then o q
around Egg In the second final heat to
decide third and fourth places In the
title scramble.
Frank Cavanagh retained the Bras
sard BY defeating fver Lawson In "A
match at one mile, II was Lawson's
Nrst race Of the season M no lacked
form.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
CORNELL CAPTAIN IS
SUFFERING FROM BOILS
Collyer Only One Of Grow Not
in Fine Condition FOR
Big Race.

PorUH REEpsiE y. Y. June T. Etgh-
teen oarsmen and a corps Of aide de
camps comprised the Cornell squad
which arrived at It's historic quarters at
oaker. half a mile below the bridge.
yesterday morning to hnish up their
training for The twenty-second arnual
regatta Of the Intercollegiate Rowing
Association a week from Saturday. The
freshman eight and the substitutes were
not In tho squad. Assistant Coach
John Ho>lc said they you'd arrive TUES
da!.
Head Coach Charles Y. Courtney, the
maker of fourteen championship crews
In twenty-one rexattas held here. de-
ain Saturday after going by auto
mobile from Ithaca ia Syracuse. lie
would not come with the crews. fearing
a repetition of an accident which caused
the fracture of his skull last year. an
injury from whicn ne has not recovered
completely even now. Coach Courtney
remained in ted to-day In order to rest
IN for tho hard work which begins to-
morrow. He said he felt we'll enough,
but needed the rest.
The Cornell oarsmen got their shells
IN tho boat house At II O'Clock and spent
the rest NJ the morning rigging them
They were hard at their books In IN,
afternoon, studying for examinations
whicl, begin tomorrow. All the iner
were IN good shape except capt. Coll.
or. stroke Of last years winning crew,
Collyer has been troubled with boils
for ten days.
Columbia am Pennsylvania spent a
quiet day Coach Rice sent his charge.
over the hills for n long hike and Coach
Wright allowed his n = to wander
through the country FOR about ewc
hours. Wright may give his new com.
hination a time trial tomorrow. Co.
lunhia had n flag raising In the morn.
ing. Francis Rangs. a trustee Of the
uni,-ieiiS. presented TIE squad With a
huge American flag II was nnfurled
above tho quarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

Houghland. e.: Maynard. 2h. neneror.
p. Wright, w. Scho~r. IN. Rather.
u Ftshbein. CT, and W'sl,owi,z, rf.
The score:
Gas. IL sciSrs,-i,
Batteries -D.neron aud Houshl. nd k.y
and Htyadcfsky.
Tho annuai election, NJ ow,~rs ~ the
athleti" association at s., John. Col
lexe and prep school WAS held las, week
The results follow
Walter A. Herman. ~. president .
Alan Wells, 10. vice-president Richard
n. Ntzhugh,, II. secretary John Clarke,
II. treasurer: James 4. Beatty, ~.
manager Of varsity basketball team
William Brown. -. assistant manager
basketball team John Clarke, II. man
aver varsity baseball team John say
age, 10. assistant MANAGER bssebaIl
team John BRADY. ~. manager prep
football team Richard McGra,h. 10,
assistant manager football team Fran
els Daily, ~. manager prep baseball
team Merritt Ieaeer. assistant manager
prep baseball team " Clay Catler. 10,
manager prep swimming team Manual
Quevedo. II, manager prep track team
James Kennedy. ~, assistant manager
prep track team, and MAYNARD Trirpe,
10, manage hasrh'll team.
Norman Livingston, manager Of The
Morris basketball team, would like "a
arrang games for the fall. He espe-
rially would like to meet out Of town
teams.
PoRr DEPOSIT, Md, June Howard
Barley and joel Foster Bowers Of New
York were among those To receive tro-
phies for their athletic work during the
last year at the annus dinner OF Tome
School last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
TITLE FOR BROOKLYN CELT1S.
The, Win championship !" New
York Football League.

TIE Brooklyn Celtics won the cnam-
p.onship ~ the New York state Footoaii
league for the fourth time yesterday
They defeated The Continentals at mar
aue,,n oval by a score OF I 20 1. Al
though tho Ccltics have another game
with tho clan MarDonalds to complete
their schedule, they have scored sur
,ci@nt points to keep them safely In nrst
rlace. even should the final game go
against them.
~ this years series, so far. the cham
pions have not once been defeated In
the league series. OF fifteen games
Ilayed they won IS and drew 2. both OF
Tho ties being with Yonkers. Their total
number Of points Is rs. The Celtics Will
meet the Clan MacDonalds in an OK
hihition game az Celtic Park next Sun
day, while the final league game between
them has been scheduled for June is at
Marquette Oval. with that fixture the
eoccer season will end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
.ONEALE AND ROSENBAUM
BEAT PELL AND PRENTICE
Veteran Tennis Team Is Not in Good Condition and
New Combination Wins in Three Sets
at 6-3, 3-6 and 6--3.

The defeat Of Theodore Il. Pei, and
sermon =. Prentice. ranked the seventh
oest doubles tennis team in the country.
by a newly formed combination Of Or.
William Roscnbaum and lanes S.
- Neale yesterday marked the da VS. NAV
~ tho Country Ciub Of westchester In
vitation doubles. Besides en,oy,cg a
his rating As q doubles team cach
membor OF the losing combination ella sses
above the winners. PeIl IL rated nfth IN
the country. Prentice, although not
rated. has been champion Of the Sea-
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club for
a dozen years. The o'Neaie- Roseptaum
combination won the match in three
sets. at SIS. SIS. 6-s.
There were a number OF reasons for
the defeat Of the Peil- Prentice team. bu,
the main cause was the fact that thi,
team was not in form. While the other
pair played at top speed. Pei, showed
the same erraNc game tina, has marked
his play throughout the early season. and
Prentice. while somewhat steadier than
] ell. did not have his strokes tuned I'm
ana gave unmistakable signs OF lack Of
practice. Rosenbaum played the same
brand OF tennis that enabled him TO win
the national indoor title with Arthur NJ.
iovfoond. and he Was ably assisted by
O'Neale. who was very steady and
covered a lot OF ground.
rho victory of Roscnbaum and
'Neale was in the second round and
puts them In the seminal. where they
VIII meet =. Howard Voshell and Fred.
'rick {. Baggs to-day. The latter team
GAINED its place in the s%emi-nnal, by n
victory over Alrick ". Man, Jr,. and
tedri' A. Major. Manhattan doubles
champions. In the best match of the
day, at 6-s. s-3. rs. In the upper
nsif OF the draw. Robert te Roy and
watson NJ. Washburn will meet L.y,c +;
Nlahan and Frederick &. lnman this
hiternoon to see which team will got I'm
the hnal round. lie Roy and Wa.hhuru
came through by a straight set victory
over Hugh Tallant and Arthur W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
BROOKLYN BUILDERS
SWITCH TO FLATS
Multi-family Operations Pre-
dominated New COnstruc-
ton Planned Last Week.

Tenement rouse construction featured
projected building operations in Brook
Iyn last week. Plans were nled for
seventy buildings 10 cost st73,s60 four
teen tenements To- cost $685., 900 twenty
seven small dwellings, to cost $1,000
and twcnty-rine miscellaneous struc-
lures to cost s9S,s50.
The Spencer Realty Company will
erect n four story brick twenty-three
family tenement At the northwest cor
ner Of East Fourteenth street and New-
Kirk avenue at n cost OF S55,0o0. The
northeast corner Of Thirty sixth street
"a Church avenua will he improved
with n four story brick tenement. with
stores. BY the Rinze landowner at a
cos Of S?s.0 roo Tie sherman Build.
ing Company will erect a four story.
twenty family tenement on the north
side ~ Forty-seventh street west ~
sixteenth avenue ~ a cost ~ 100000.
Two four story brick tenerents 70 cost
$4,000 will NJ built by Oscar Palmleaf
~ the northwest corner Of Second ave-
and Fightv-second street.
The southwest corner Of Nichols ave-
rue and Etna street Is to be the site of
a three story brick store and tenement
10 be erected by the SilInan Investors
AT a cost of $4,000. The Malvln Hold
ing Company will build seven three story
brick tene,ncr's on The southeast corner
of Fifty-se,enth street and Fort Ham
ilton Parkway al a ota cost OF s+I 900.
The northeast corner Of Mermaid ave-
nue. and West Tw~enty-ninth street Is 10
he improved with uinc three story brick
stores and apartments by Fisher. Rosen-
berg and Solon Cohen al a cost OF ST.
goo.
The Aberdeen Construction Company
will build ak. two story brick dwell
ings To- cost s3I.5oo. on tho northwest
corner Of Foster avenue and First
street.
The Pure Oil Company will spend
$50 .QOo for three ono story brick tank
three two story brick warehouses, a ors
story brick pump house. a n stor,
brick wagon shed and "A one story hricp
garage on Gowanus Canal AZ the north
west corner Of First street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
IMPORTED DOG WINS PRIZE.
Mrs. W%anner's LOttr From Edr'-
wejs Hest n Meadow RrOOk.

Hampstead, y. y, June flowers ~
police dogs from all sections Of Nassau
county, with members Of the WestburI'
Wheatley Hills and Meadow Brook col
guies, went over to the Meadow frouh
farm to-day to witness some exception
any good trials held under the auspices
- the German S~heepdc2 Gun oil
America.
Conditions could not have been better
and with the hazards of streams. woods
macadam roads and sandy roads the
abilities Of the clever dogs were tested
10 their utmost.
Mrs. Leo r. +. Warner won the cash
prize Of 500 offered by the club for INT
most Intelligent dog shown by "A ~onat,
Sir handled Lotte from Edelweis, whicn
wa lmported last autumn from Europe
Mrs. Wsnne won 236 out OF "A posslpie
$50 points. defeating Mrs. Otto HUM :
Pess -
Tell Perkeo. handled by Leo +. r
wsnner. also made q good showing IT
the trials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05

Sweetser. at s-2. S--3. while Msnan
"a Inman gained "A default from e. Il.
Leonard and George r. Adee and then
had to TO three sets TO defeat Abraham
Bassford. Jr., and II. &. Van Nliet ut
s--3. 4-S. 81.
Prior to their defeat II, Noshell and
Bags. Man and Major had won IN
handy style from Walter Merrill Hail
and Eli ". whitney, and the game they
played In winning made them look like
candidates for a place In the seni-fnal
round. They started well enough by
taking the first set AFTER IL had gone w
deuce twice In spite ~ me fact that they
trailed during the early games. Theft
success In this set was due almost en-
tirely to their teamwork and steadiness
for both Voshe,l and IA rge were max
ing brilliant shots frequently. and al
Individuals were showing the better elias,
ct tennis.
In the second set. Noshell and Bagg'
settled down to playing good team wort
and drew away from their rivals viii
ease. Noshell was particularly strons
q, the net In this set, and counted man,
aces on placement for his team whei
the opposition in attempting to lob do
not get the stroke deep enough. In th'
last set, both Man and Major used IN.
loh to good advantage and drew TN
So 'u' n ~ l''lBt IVY 'N'l dbl'N
"a lob hish and deep. The singles viii
start Tomorrow. The summaries
Country club Of Westchestcr Invitation
Meme Doubles. First Round-Lylc r
Mahan and Frederick q Inman Won from
e. X. Leonard and George 7. Adee by do
fault: Abraham Hassfor1 .Ir, and Il g
Van Nlie' won from Frederick r Freling
huysen and Gouvcrncur Morris bv default
Theodore X. Fell aud Bernon :. Prentic,
defeated Edmond W Psasiee and Jglisi
: Myric&. s-5. SIS. pr. William Rc.sn
baum and James :. O'N~sie defeated - \
!. Dlonns and !i.rr, :. Parker. Is. So
Alrick " Man, Jr, aud Cedric A.. Mato
defeated walter Merrill Hall and Il, u
Whi'nr,. s-3. s-3.
Second Round--Robett y. Roy and Wal
son VI Washhurn defeated Hugh Italian
wnd Nrirur W Swre,sct. s., IS Iyi
y. Mtn"l aud Frederick e. Inman i.
~ieat"i Abraham Bassford. Jr. aud K e
Van Nltet, Is. IS. &C. Or Willis
Kos.nhaun aud James :. OSeals detsatsl
Theodore n. Pei and Bernon ;. Prentice
s-a, IS. s-s : Howard vo.hell an,
Frederick G. Basg- defeated Airick II
Man, Jr. aud Cedric \ Major. IS. 60
=
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
wEsTBURY INN OPENED.
u 0. nm Attractive structure ~ an
Attractive Place.

The $4,000 Westbury Gardens Inn
At Westhury. /" 7. VAS formally opened
yesterday. The building II one of the
rretties' to be fouu in the north shore
country ~ Long Island. II i part OF
the Westbury Gardens, a development
~ homes which has attracted many wei
known business men 10 40 and I've
there. lIomccraft = the dominant Tea
ture ~ the .ntirc development. " II 30
he seen In the architectural design ~
every house and the arrangement
Of the interior j. made with the comfort
NJ N. housewife ard every member
Of the household In mind. u has been
called the Homecraft development.
Gustave :. pcrwiu. who IL developing
the place. has many other features in
reserve for making Westbury Gardens
ono II tho leading garden spots of Long
Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
LIS ptNUENS.
Manhattan.

li:TH ST n s, $50 W 9Th nv. ?Sxloo. III
warwick Savings Rank agt Loumas
Realty Co. Inc, ct al Noreclosure NJ
~mortgage) sttya, Cary b Carroll.
ST, 233 E-Contral Trust Co ~
y Y agt Philip Krauss ct ri foreclosure
Of mortgage; sttys, Jolins. I.srkin ~
Rathbone.
CoiIrMBIA ST, 81 yctta Go!du,s.n az.
Barnet Michoiman st al foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE, atty, \ Rahinovi,ch
CANAL ST. lGt to los Edw T. De Belize
den ct al tgt Martin shrenkeisen ct al
foreclosure 81 MORTGAGE. attyH. Dean.
Tracy n McBnrron.
IaSTU ST, III W-Rrosdvs y Savings In
s,itution of tho city Of y Y sgt Harris
u Alexander Ell nj foreclosure 81 mort
gage); ATTY, " Kelly,
a?b ST. : =, 1907 . 9Th Az, aoxioo s.
importers a Traders National Bank ~
y \ ag, Gertrude v Milius - nj faction
To declare decd voill. atty, I Town
send (corrcctioui.
Bronx.
KELLY ST. . ?. 81 u it1th II, 5oXlo5.l -
Julia Schueiicr sgt Willematto CONSTR
Co, Inc, ct al foreclosure ~ mortgage.
atty, a = 'ohn.
LOT s57, map OF village Of Mot, Maven.
I'D Ward--John j Lynch agt Harry =
Knight ct al foreclosure Of mortsage)
atty. W Klein,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
CITY DWELLINGS rim TED.

Slawson & Hobbs have rented - West
E,ghty-niu'h stree, for Caroline A. Buh-
Ter TO pr. Walter =. Rorp and - West
E.Hhty-sevcu,h street for Mrs. Alfred
Rocker to Mrs. A l.. Small.
tn" Houghtou Company has leased
for Natty - Nash th" TOT story and
basement dwelling at c22 West seventy
second street, between broadway and
IVES, End ayenu. for 4 term Of years
To Marie l.. Wentworth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
hr~lncterhon 80 nI,,r.,a. n,,yo

brin'sefh"n s:s riverside Drive atty.
'sTH ST, ISL W. june !. eoa-Scadder !
Woliev 20 tuliu- t.oeVeuihal a co. ga
w ~. at'>s. Klein y Jackson, 80 wall
MAprsoN Al, u cor os,h at. %'iiccc"'SSSS
li5, APR 10. 100 luo.n,ton rorpn. u
y u~t -, to Mutual ito Ia 90 ATTY.
9TH ~ : V cor So II. e,vioo. oct 20
10y TO- E4ni,"Gl" - N'.uran;s So
TN Sr' =, W May H. is"cs i,e es1;"D"
Ritrhelnr to society Of The trcc church
~ m"ry TIC virgin ATTY R't,,h. y,
HTu ST , ~ IJlnus is. isio-Msry G
s,.h"g ana co an" - R9m' hi'o In GO GO.
GROVE ST. n =, % . R"dford ~. ioox,,,
t.h :. ,io.cstharinc Irn,'. tia6 TIN
Bank .sttys. wobb"r ~ wchhcr. 7.Beek.
nTTu" IT. ~ y. M,rci' -, 1910 ''p,;'ppiI
Abraham and ano to sophia Appel ATTY.
7 - co. i1s Bwsy .-....... .... 81 800
"~AS s sT, ~ 20 q "a, " li's -:
Realty 4 Terminsl 60. Grand Central
Terminal and go -. u" ftctk " knubei,
atty, Frcdk II knuhcl. 80 I;dscconb-
AMSTERDAM Az. IS. an isoiE ST.
pIaHid Really Go 80 Aici kins AMI tmo.
MOTT r. sa,' June i. 1908 salvatore
atty Palmer ~ ;. 4. Cedar -t.. $500
mo M'y r to- a 60. " 81 Ma.,s sr'S ~ s,,y 10 pr.
AT -. i's BY s. 200
uenne.sy. kltS 80 'o.Nin, = Lo"en:iein;
s,t}>x TrH& ry'G; i'' my 800
haiIq;na ,:7 : "a Il. attn. 7 ~ 60
is7rH sr, 81 ". Aus 20. IetI- Li1zio Went
Morih wright, +" Bankers Trust GO, ia
VAL 81, ATTY. Lawyers ri'l" q Trust 60:
9TH ST. as W Aus %. ~iel,-sayno I"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05

attorney II Attorney name" I. omitted
address party Of nrst par'.l
Downtown.
south Of Fourteenth street
PEARL 1T iss. IS 2SsNi2a: - u
Water Il. -, Pearl IT. ~ -, 20 iNli6
,on Ma st. >'V3tSEii$u l"4s Eoh,n
+. jo. l. Hr." \, " Ap p"'.T"I ats, tax r,TM,s,
GUAR = Trus, 90. las Rwsy ....,.....r
SANE PROPERTY Jos l. Meyers and
ano, sxrs. to Mn II Fitzpatrick. Il L
an ., and 40. MAY -, ATTY. same ~
MOTT II, ldi. " :, $50 n Grand - ?Ss
loc-sorhis MAJ to Jo. l. II Mayer.
Mayer. 5 Reckman -. ...... ....... a.
;rH ST, 3ol v - = CO., " Lewis ~. aslv
73-isnltc hym'n =" JACOB "o"dman'
SAM kheel. esJ 9Th av. .........., 400
East side.
Fast Of FIf,h a>esuc. between Fourteenth
and 1lO'h r'rcet.b
Az A.. ,s cor s?i -, runs . zoo iox irres
Consumers Ic. Mfg 90. Inc. 1851 Bwsy.
mtg 81. 500. Aug :, 1919: aiys. Paskus.
G%M Rector ;u
Dalis. Holding Corpn to NJ orme VIII
son. 2 r sith 1t. and ano. mtg sa5. 900.
Apr ~. atty. lawyers T'tle & r-us, Co,
SAME PROpERTY-M Orme Wilson and
ano to Cornelis ~ Ford Rurchell. l2l r
sO'h st, mtg $4,000, Apr -: atty,
77TH sr. -. $50 . 80 av. ?Ssic2 a.
Howard ~CouklIns to Concour-e Imp Co.
Sss y 10Th 81 mtg S6,ooo, June :. atty.
LLaWSr,S 'EE"." 'r"s' q, 'no hwayr
win .a.en.nt over strin an ~ rrs,,oo
Nai,l,nd r Grixrs et nj 10 KIM A
F,,gpntrtck IA, I'm a, Nav Al ,,,y
LAWYERS Title & trust 90. $50 500
''a," Iss, Ak 100" ."Iwnm - ,inw Tas, Enc
E,n,lie christie. bas r s6tn 81, m,r sss
Ioo ,,oreclo.' Nav IL io,si "Jn,
at,v. Isaac Hyman. ia Nassau at -
III nm nxaF ntl no.. -.
100 s-i.n, KI.ln iseife-T 70 p.,iins
Tiesch, IasG Lexington Az mig si5 600,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05

In spite OF the fact that they played
an extra half hour period, the teams OF
m" Greemiilc Football Club Of New Jer-
SOY and the Visitation Football Club of
Brooklyn failed to reach a decision in
the Nnal round Of the annual cup tie
competition at Taft's Oval in Brooklyn
Yesterday. When time was finally called
n" rival elevens we're still on even terms,
zach side having scored once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
Marshall and Janowski Draw.

v. J. Marshall. national, champion.
and T. Jtnowski Of Paris contested III,
second game ~ their match at tho rooms
Of the Manhattan the-s C1uh y-sjerda,
and after u sitting which lasted nearly
eight hours drew after siAty-four moves.
although the French champion at ono
stage was a pawn To- the good