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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Big Upset Marks Tourney
for Championship of
Westminster County.
A NECK-AND-NECK
TUSSLE FOR 10 HOLES
Winner Will Face W. V. Booth,
Jr., This Morning for Final
Bracket In Lower Half.
By FRED HAWTHORNE

Reginald NJ. Lewis. the budding golf
ing genius Of the Wykagyl Country
Club. burst into full bloom on the New
Rochelle links yesterday, when he de-
feated John G.. Anderson, OF Siwanoy,
twice runner-up for the national cham"
pionship, in the first round Of the an
nual Westchester County championship
tournament Young Lewis, who has
yet 70 cast his first vote. took Anderson
into camp by and margin, there
! by creating the biggest upset OF the
tournament and one Of the most start
ling OF the season.
But that was not the extent OF the
triumph Of the son Of the house OF
Lewis. In the afternoon he forced his
way into the semi-final round by de-
| feating Roswell F. Mundy, Of Ardsley,
| the gold medalist, in the qualifying
round on Thursday, by 4 up and TO go.
This morning Lewis will face w. V.
! Booth, IT,, of the Apawamis, for the
! final bracket in the lower half of the
draw, while Dwight Partridge, of Bed
| ford. the present champion, will meet
! Stanley P. limerick, Of the Hudson
River Country Club, for the other final
/ bracket.
Hard to Pick Winner.
With due regard to the frailties OF
golf and yesterdays upset, it looks
I from this angle as though Partridge
would be lighting TO staye of the rush
Of young Lewis in the final round this
afternoon. To pick the winner Of that
match would be a harder task, for each
was travelling at about the same rate
yesterday.
Partridge is the champion. and a
champion must always be respected
until he goes down to defeat, and the
Bedford golfer is cool under fire, yet
youth at times knows no restraining
hand, as John Anderson learned in the
morning match. Il !ooks like toss-up
Lewis and Anderson ran neck and
neck for thirteen holes. at which point
they were all square, both having gone
out in SO, and maintained about the
same pace coming in. Then the young
ster made glad the hearts of the Wyk-
/ agyl gallery by taking the next ;hree
holes. getting par figures at each and
winning the match by up and 2 70 60
roll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
New Jersey and Long Island
Clubs Meet in Team
Matches,

The team matches between women
representing clubs in the New Jersey
and Long Island sections. under the
auspices Of the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association, were played ye''er-
day on different courses around New
York City. A. l.
The surprise Of the day was the ae-
feat of the Englewood team by the
women golfers of the Hackensack COL OIL
Club. on the latter course. The match
was to have been played at Englewood,
but because of the state championship
in progress there, the shift to HACK
ensack was made. .ho
Englewood has been picked as the
eventual winner among the New jersey
clubs. but Hackensack, through the me
play Of Mrs. j. c. Barclay and MIS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
ANOTHER TITLE
FOR NORWEGIAN
Miss Bjurstedt Captures
Eastern States Crown
at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. June Miss Molla
Bjurstedt, national woman's lawn ten
mis- champion. won the singles cham
pionship of the women's Pennsylvania
and Eastern States tournament By de-
feating Miss Eleanors Sears, OF Bos-
ton. in the final round to-day on the
courts of the Merton Cricket Club,
6-3. 6-S. In the semi-iinal round
Miss Sears defeated Miss Phyllis
Walsh, Of this city. "a. 60.
In the Boston player Miss Bjurstedt
encountered the strongest opposition
she had met during the tournament
A strong wind made the gauging OF
shots difficult. and she captured the
first two games by drawing her oppo-
nent 'cross-court and then clipping the
opposite line with a slash.
Miss Sears won the third game and
forced the champion 70 come up TO tne
net to capture the fourth and hftn'
Miss Sears won the sixth and eighth
games. but by clever passing the cham
pion won out in the ninth.
They broke through each others SER
vice. and were tied at 2--all IN the sec
end set. Then, by hard side. place
ments. the champion captured three
Games in succession. Miss Bjurstedt
drove several balls into the net ana
Miss Sears won the eighth game but
the champion broke through her. opp,o-
nent's service again. winning in the
ninth. =, nj.
Paired with ". T. Tilden, I'd, Miss
Biurstedt also won he- match IN the
semi-fnal round of the mixed doubles
defeating Miss Ina Kissell, Of Ne"
York. and ]. j. Armstrong, the Penn.
svlvania State champion, in straign'
sets. 6-4. Ga.
The other match in the semi-hnal
round Of mixed doubles was won by
Miss Sarah Myers and Allen Evans Jr
They defeated Miss Elsa Resth sno
Albert Kennedy. jr, 90, GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
,cartment Disposed OF at
u riverside Drive and
Tooth Street.
ANOTHER SALE OF
PARK AV. REALTY
GARAGE Property at the Corner
If 18th Street Will Likely
Be Improved.

p. Wendolyu. ~ story apartment
81, southeast corner Of Riverside
-, and Tooth St. on a plot look
4. and held At S1.e5O,OOo, has been
- Nv the Morrcn Holding Company
!. Rober. Lee Morrell, president,
:. ~, Donovan Estate. Inc. Walter
- Donovan. president. through Mas
tanning Mr.. Donovan Is an
....-sive owner Of real estate in this
~, and among his holdings are FIFE
-, ~ the northeast corner Of
e...5usv and s7th St; Leslie Court,
~. southwest corner OF Broadway
- iS-th s.. and also the property AZ
~. ror.hcast corner Of Broadway and
-s.h 81 an OF which he purchased
inch Npssoit & tanning. The Wen
s.'rc was bull. By the West Side Con
.-uc,ion Company, j. ANeirod' preSi-
i'rt
,-.v A. the southwest corner OF Park
A. and 18th ST.. has been sold and
g,n most likely be improved in the
~ future with big apartment
..gs,. I'M keeping with the costly
fractures erected along that part OF
ts, thorouChfare.
The garage property WAS sold by the
state Of John Webb. which had owned
/. ,ince 1871. 10 has a frontage OF
-ss feet on Park Ave and 100 feet on
9Th 81. There IS two-story build
,rT on lot 25Xl00 adjoining on the
,verue. owned by Philip Phoenix. The
Ysson-Seamsn Company holds a lease
On the corner property.
Other sales follow:
u5TH Thomas J. O'Reilly has
sold for the Emigrant Industrial Saw
inrs Bank 70 Michael Scarpelli, the
rremises 2O3 East ll5th St., a story
and basement tenement and store, l6x
I00ii. This property was recently
taken BY the bank in foreclosure pro-
ctsdings.
HAVEN AV.-Ennis & Sinnott have
purchased from the Aldus Construction
COMPANY the southeast corner Of Haven
Az and Hist ST. FIVE story twenty
ivo family apartment house, just com
rlsted. on plot 51.7x100 feet. The
building is fully tenanted and was held
A. 100000. Mcdowell & Mcmahon were
n, brokers and have been named
sgerts.
AMSTERDAM Az NJ. Cohn & Co
have sold for the Placid Realty Com
psny 2OOq and Poll Amsterdam av., ex'
lending through TO st. Nicholas av.,
six story apartment house, with foui
stores. on plot 50Xlls feet. The build
ing Is arranged for five apartments on
floor. is fully rented and was held al
$4,000.
THIRD AV.-James J. Donovan has
sold for the Bond and Mortgage Guar,
sntv Company 10 an investor 40S to az
third av. and 154 and l56 East
Tventy-ninth st.. southwest corner OF
those thoroughfares, consisting OF
three three story and two two story
buildings, with stores. on plot 5OxlOl
'set The selling company recently tool
the property over in foreclosure pro
ceedings.
BASSFORD AV. Louis Rapport ant
2. Conen have sold for the East Rive
Savings Institution 20 Joseph Smolen
,.v 2975 Rassford av., southwest corneI
% 1881 ST.. six story new law nat
house. containing twenty-five apart
men,s and store. on plot 35.5xl0S fee'
MOTT AV.-J. Clarence Davies hai
sod for the Clarand Realty Corpora
ton the plot, 75x95 feet, on the cas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Long Island Sales.

Baker Crowell, Inc. in conjunction
with J. Wilson Dayton, OF Bsyside,
have sold to Thomas A. Dorgan TAD
the Lima Wiedemann estate with the
improvements thereon, at 9TH ST. and
Grace av.. Great Neck Station, Long
Island, at the reported price OF $4,000.
Pell & Tibbits have sold the Don
court place, consisting of about 20
acres. at Roslyn. to Ernest A. Bige low,
who will improve the property with a
fine residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply. at its Offices
twenty second floor, Municipal Building. Park
Row Centre and Chambers Streets. New
York City. until IL A. NJ, on Tuesday. June
ia 1916, for Contract 144, for the construc-
ton OF two concrete-stone and brick build
ings. approximately 20 feet by 10 feet by 20
feet $50 square yards Of brick pavement.
600 feet Of balustrade, and doin.. miscelane-
Gus work at silver Lake reservoir. Staten
Island The foundations for the buildings
have been built end the pavement founda-
lion will be built under another contract.
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders, and con-
tract drawings. can be obtained At the above
address. at Me ONCE OF the Secretary, by de-
posting the sum 81 ten dollars Osi0) in
cash or It's equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply to the once
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer. ~ the
above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARI.Eai y CHADWICK.
JOHN 4. CALVIN,
commissioners. Board Of water supply
GEORGE FEATHERSToNE. Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Suburban Places Rented,

Fish & Marvin have leased for a term
the property of j. II. Strohhecker, on
Buckingham road, Nepperhan, TO r.
Torres. OF this city, and 10 New
York client for term furnished the
property Of Mrs. G. o. Rigdon, on Cedar
Lane Road. Ossining. The property con-
sists of ffty-fve acres. large residence
and numerous outbuildings. 1t is one
of the finest estates in the northern
Hudson River section.
Pease e. Gilman have rented fur
nished for Mrs. Marguerite Woehrle
her place st Stamford Conn, TO Her
man Hersohe.
Albert b. Ashforth. has leased the
Adams property in the North Country
colony at Glen Cove. l.. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
sURROGATEs' NOTICE.

N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
,bs county or New York bearing date
Apru 2Sth. 1915. Notice Is hereby given 20
All persons having claims ssainst Caroline
A Wcetervelt. late 90 the County OF New
york deceased. 20 present the same With
Nouchers thereof 10 tho subscriber, a. the
once OF Edgar &. Beecroft. his place %
fransacting business. Room No. 1914. No.
80 Maiden Lane. Borough OF Manhattan.
IN the city OF New York. on or before the
18th day OF November next.
dated. New York, the 9Th day Of May.
1915. LIVINGSTON A. LEEDS.
Administrator. with the will annexed. Of
Caroline A. Westervelt deceased.
EDGAR g BEECROFT
Attorney for Administrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
|. WEISSBERGER & SON.

f25-427 EAST HOUSTON ST AND ~
CANNON ST.
New York. June 3rd 1915
To Mr. Lefkovitz. SIR. Rosenberg. Mr.. Joe
Bonds, Mr.. Feehach. Mr. Weissman. Mr..
Pilser Mrs Borish. Mr.. Bank Mr. Acker-
man. Clara Lustgarten, Mr. Moloch. Miss Y.
Green Mr.. Chas. Schildkraut NJ Adler,
Photo. Machine Co, Mr.. Sinsabouch Mr.
Morris lsenberg. Rowland & Hul. {. T..
PicEler. Nj. Porcelain. Mrs. Hyman Clara
Corn, Mr.. Levy. Mrs. speigel Mr sam zip
pert. Mrs. Hubert. Mr Helfgott. Fifth Ave
studio. Mrs. Paul. American Frame 4.
Picture 60: You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after due motto.
thereof had been given you. We Will cause
such property. 10 wit: Household Goods
pianos. Personal Effects. Gas Engine
Camera and Merchandise. stored IN the l.
Weissberger & son Storage Warehouses. New
York CITY. b. YOU or IN your name Tor In
which you may have an interest, 10 he
sold AZ public auction. according 70 the
strtute IN such case made ana provided. at
the warehouse. 20 Cannon ST. New York
city. on THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1915. At
70 A NJ. and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same will be
continued az the same place on each ana
.very Thursday thereafter. beginning a. ~
A. II. and continuing until all the GOODS
wEIssBERGER & son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03

NJ. P. Gardner, gained victory by s
points to 4. Mrs. Barclay took all
three points in her match against Miss
Louise Krug and Mrs. Gardner did the
same against Miss Gertrude Pickhardt
Miss Elsa Pickhardt defeated Mrs. {.
+. Uebelacker, 3 points to Q, and Mrs.
J. s. Irving, for Englewood. gained one
point from Mrs. Nielsen, the Hacken-
sack champion.
Richmond County defaultcd 70 Mas
sau. and South Shore had another de-
fault marked up against its team be-
cause of the latter's failure 10 put IN
an appearance at Piping Rock.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
100000 Mount Kisco Sale,

BRYAN l.. Kennedy has sold for Matt
land Griggs 1888 acres of lond on North
Castle Road. Mount Kisco. =. Y, to Eu-
gene Meyer. jr. This property adioins
the fine estate of Eugene Meyer. who
is now erecting a palatial residence or
his own property, and by the acquisl-
ton Of the 1873 acres. Mr.. Meyer will
have one Of the finest estates in West
chester County. The property was held
~ S1nn GOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Sales in Auction Rooms.

By Joseph r. Day.
ESSEX ST. lsi. 5. Is n R'iasiOn st. 2, ~ a
~ ., - Wirrste a Cullen. iitys u
Brish ref. due fse s7i.7i taxes. etc 'So5.s'
10 ihe plaintiff for 81 900.
A. the BronI Exchange:
b. joseph Day
PARCEL q land beginning a. point on weI
Dor-SsSst CiTsns creek. ei5I2S5I2 as sitooIei ~
slOr3Ie tI78lIlIe $3.50 lIs90. Gertrude y h 49,,
,,t HenrIsfta Is Campbell Il a. 5 lNchh,so
,itv Hynes ref. partition. ADJOURNED 70
June l6.
nan Ct "A " n $ 20 " Grand az. 2oIloo 81
SgIS Fmr. NJ smith AT Jsnpole Wafnef
Uo,dipr 20 e al: II swain. atty scnShth.
ref: due 1875 IS. taIes. etc. '5oso 70 nv
plaintiff FOR 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
STORAGE NOTICES.
Columbus Storage Warehouse,
sa-s4 WEST 18th ST.

New Ork, June 3rd. 1919.
To Mrs Kenny or Mckinney. Maggie
Hughs, Julia Long Mrs. Lillian Howard.
j. c Embry. ". j Smith. Mt Chrlstopher.
Elsne Christian. Mira. L. Carter. NJ. &.
Curley. NJ. H. Hin. J. Smith. S. A Bentley.
erlend, Mrs H. Sherry. Mrs Lssrell. Mrs
Lindsay, Alma Stewart M christensen.
l.. Holcomb. Sam Alexander Finch. 81 A
johnson. VIM z. Jackson, Frank Smart.
Mrs. Gundy. Mary J.. Winfrcd. Coleman
Anderson. Samuel Swinton, Harry Mccall.
Mrs. McAllister. Ella Burton. Frank
Small, Helen Minor. Mrs. Annie Robertson.
r. Laws. Mrs. Csshel. Mrs. Cresmer Rally
Amelia Drayton, {. Bond. Buckley New
ell Co. Ludwig Bsumann Co. Leah
Kate Walker Mrs Bessie Robertson
You and each OF you are hereby no
tined that the time for tho payment
OF our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you, we will
cause such property. TO wit, household
goods personal effects, merchandise. car
pets, etc. stored by you or In your name
Cor In which you may have an interesD in
The Columbus Storage Warehouse to b.
sold at public auction. according TO the
statute in such case made and provided. at
our warehouses 62-64 West 18Th St. New
York city. on Monday, June 18th. 1915
at 1890 A. NJ, and ~ the sale thereof Is
not completed on said date the same will
be continued at the same place on each
and every Monday thereafter, beginning
at 1880 A. VI. on each day. and continuing
until all the goods are sold
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03

'Bye holes not played
Lewis took the first two holes from
| Mundy in the afternoon match, with
par fours at both, but on the long
third he got into trouble and Mundy
cut down his lead, getting five to the
/ youths five. The 546-ysrd fourth went
to Lewis. when he played it perfectly
getting a four, one under par. On the
| l22-ysrd fifth, however, the Wykagy
boy overplayed into the deep trap bach
Of the green and needed five to Nun
dy's four.
Overruns Hole.
On the sixth Lewis drove the green
with an iron. while Mundy landed at
the bottom Of the deep bunker in front
and needed four to the Others par
three. On the seventh Mundy's tee
shot landed twenty feet from the pin.
while Lewis was short and in a trap.
He overran the hole by fifteen feet in
getting out. and then laid himself a
dead stymie, after Mundy had played
his second four inches from the pin.
Lews's ball lay ten feet from The
cup and il looked like an impossibility
to bring Off the shot. but he did it,
jumping his ball clearly over the Ards
ley mans and landing in the cup for a
four. But then Mundy sank his putt
for three and the hole, leaving Lewis
still one up.
Mundy laid his opponent three
quarter stymie on the eighth green, but
again Lewis. after studying the putt
carefully, edged his ball past. and won
IN TO 6. On the ninth the Wykagyl
wonder holed out for a 4 from the edge
of the green, and stood 3 up at the
turn.
Mundy won the tenth. the eleventh
and twelfth were halved, and Lewis
took the thirteenth by diving the up
hill green. sinking his bail for 4 after
being laid another stymie. The four
teenth was halved in 5, and the match
ended on the fifteenth green, after
Mundy had played his second into the
bunker.
Partridge was up at the third hole
against Birmingham in the afternoon
match. and still led by that margin at
the turn. the cards reading 38 for
Partridge and 40 for Birmingham. The
latter gobbled the first two holes com
ing in, but the Bedford champion an
rexed the thirteenth and fourteenth,
Birmingham the fifteenth, the next was
halved, and Partridge won the seven
teenth and the match, after his OPP
ponent had tried yainly to run down a
long putt for win.
The work Of limerick and Booth in
achieving the semi-hnal brackets by
victories over W. II. Wallace, jr., and
Lloyd Gwyer, and c. II. Brown and
Harold Towney, respectively, came in
the nature of surprise, and their sue
cess tomorrow will be watched with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03

dale. defeated p Y D. Ionue-. HudSoc Rlrv.
2 and !. ]. C.. Pundsrford. wJ.Cl; d.tesxd >.
Apsgamis. defeated c. r Msltoy. wykarl. snt
l. Hal Forde. Dunsoodis. defeated c; r. Glll-a,.
Wykagyl. / up fls holesl; c. " Hsnlsy. Wyssr.
defeated R. H0slsnd. wyi.pi and 3 n ID.
Wykasyl. 5 and {. A. B. Gilkes. si.tnoy, As
featsd T. 2. Buckner. sesnoy. ard :. J.. g.
Young Ardsley. defeated A. X. Brown. WyoDls
UP.
4. Gwsfhmsy defeated Ford. 8 and 4: BrvsisS
defeated Hsnley. and S. Young defeated Gia-.
Fourth ..reen tsra roundl-r. c. GALS. ST
wanoy. defeated A. O. Richie. Wyksrl. .nd ~
A W Heweti. Ardsley. defeated p snih.
sivanoy. 2 and :. Robert Collier Dunrcodis. 80
from : scho. sunningdsle ~ default, o. -
csrIson' sig.noy, defeated p $. Mclaughlin,
scsrsdale. ! Up: J. D. Foot, Ap.ssms dsI..ted
W ". Harris. Dunwoodie. 8 and $; " stout.
Wyksgyl, defeated $. R. Holsnds. si.,noy =
and /, D. Brandrrth sleepy Hollow, dstested J.
q Davies Arco,s and a. A. ID. lawrence. kfn.-
lev. dsiss,ed II. E spauldins Dunsoodls. snd !.
second round-Gsles ce,sn.d "a hs"I ~, ..1..x
Stout. Up. Brandreth defeated Lawrence ! ana y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Alterations.
Manhattan.

MURRAY ST a. toas ,ty .,.r. ,ad orr NJ,
j n Sleun 80 W 18th -, ogn.r. " Kenny.
40 " aSaih 81 architect s. 900
lEkoG Az cor HIN -, 70 ~ tnmi
Ma Realty Corp. 50 Church o. owner. Deuisch
a rn!i. 50 Church a., architsciS s. 500.
6rN ST. "a Y - Vy dsiE. lrTolit
wall q. osner A J.eobs 30 Sih ~. sr,hi-
,,c, SO 40
CHERRY ST. ga ara "a 20 q sty sinr. '-d
iofts. II Iseass e. a. ie. N.st lith &. osnsrs.
sommerfsl s'ech.f. 81 Union -. H-Ai-
lkcA S-gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Large Suite Rented.

Pease & Gilman have leased in the
apartment at the south corner OF I'D
ST. and Fifth av., the last of the duplex
suites to a prominent New Yorker. II
contains twenty-One rooms and seven
bathrooms, and will be ready for oc-
cupancy early this fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03

Strangel June Saturdays ara
among the busiest of the year.
So many folks are dashing for
their first weekends.
Last minute calls for Yortols..
Panamss. sport coats "hannes" silk
shirts. white shoes and all the summary
things ono simply has 20 have when
ou,-ot-,ovu keep us hustlins right
up to six o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Corner Plot for Investor

William d. Bloodgood e. Co. lncY
sold a prominent corner in Long Island
City, located on Broadway and Crescent
ST.. adjacent 70 an express station OF
the new elevated route, for the Clifton
Construction Company, TO a New York
investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

1914 ST. ltie Riverside Drive 'or ,No
sfv sufruts 501sss NatVn Holding 20. oua ~
Az owner Kl't. i0j Lexington Az. Mchi'e'''
5000 g..
VlRmILYEA Az n s. 80 Y Hasthorns -. y" "a
Nv spfrut 5orllfs. Edelo Really Nop ~
wall 81 owner A Lobo. lOj eth - Hen'-
fect $50 900 ., - t,..i
srssS- TsthoId Realty Co 10 4oth 81
oener. Z Roth llg " 4oth - architect. 'I''''0V'
The Bronx.
MARION AV. - e3.25 lssth - 40 s,y b, -
tennis. 50tso6 ard 50ts7 10. l. N hsAI .s.i
Inc go West End az. owner; hreilnnois niN".'
90 i0sa \ l53d - architect 500 900 -.
UNION Az, - 1855 Boston Road ] ~ hii..
s,orr siIsT Fl Harm Weaver. 1881 "a - w gS's' o
Fred Hammond. 302s "a ~. archiiert, ''.'Y''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
Princeton Club Gets Title.

The Princeton Club yesterday took
title to the plot, 5O5x90 feet at the
northeast corner of Park av. and 58th
ST. and the adjoining plot. 2bx9O feet.
on Park av. on which it is planned to
erect a new clubhouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
House at Park Hill Sold.

Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. has sold for
Arthur u. Geissler his colonial resi-
dence at Park Hill, Westchester County,
y. Y, 20 client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
INTERPRETER Christian. young married man,
with diploma Of American college, wishes = 20
stlon A. Interpreter knows Russian. Polish. lAthu-
anian Jewish Greek. bohemian and SlaVlSh Ian
guages &. o.. so Tribune
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
MANAGING HOCSEKEEPER first class. for pr
vste family. highly recommended. city. country.
Miss ShaugMessy's AgCucJ. i, ". ga g. Phone
Laln Nra.t.
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CI Gnz7Lk9yz0 Rice
To Browns. Mackmen and Pirates.

To Browns, Mackmen and Pirates.
The dark must come and the dream must die;
The hope must fade Which the morning knew;
Some one must finish eighth-so why
Not you?
You played your game in the jamboree;
You stuck IL ont tUhile the grandstdnd cursed;
Serenelp kno,Cing some club must De
The worst.
Giants are anxious and Brdves can't sleep;
Red Sor and White So1 are on the fret;
But over tough loss do you 0eepF
Not yet.
Let those bother who croICr tho top;
Feverish, frctting stale and sore;
You should uorr-y-pou Dho can drop
No
Up there struggling for the pot,
Each day brings on another pinch;
You are the only guys whoUe got
cinch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

sANTTARIUM ron SALE ny SUCCESS
fuI physician who can nov retire from
active business. Thos. +. Lev. Sis y CLARK
81. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
One Proof.

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