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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
tWt'h ulu. nui address ~ lender art
lenders attorutN.l
East side.

East side.
CEtst ~ rifth HN between Fourteenth
and lioth sts
BNlnADN AS, = " cor list -. asNi.a-
RITZ Realty corp To Edw \ Clark, Coon
erstown. y Y, Apr &, due Is per bond.
atty. /. T 90, leo Bnay- ....... So 400
I'D Az. llGt. . y. a5j u 6ist -. .5x,o-
bernard ! fpss to Clara Gu.dh,rg s
ano, as W nom -, Mar ., iuc. s..
ne per bond ATTY. r - 90. ia RroaI
loiTiI ST, = y. Us ~ av, s5'6AIoo
Hiluan poskiu to M Linn s.. "
l62d 81, Apr Il, pr mtg t.r, 400, W.,
y e; nttN., t%a"lInnn G q. 30 Nssssu
West side.
West "f Fith aN, between Fourteenth
and iioth sis>
cen ST, + =. $50 e 9Th ay, - 7AaS9-S :
Construction Co, Inc, TO Jacob Levy ana
ano, 1887 Lexington az, Npr :, pr MIC
500, 900, due Apr !; 1870 = . atty'
7 u Co, l,d Bway .,.r,,.... S3OOu
SAME rncpEh1N same to Franklin say
ings Bank, da6 sth ar, Apr p; yrs. d.
y .; atty, " Powell, Na.i 1t $50, ooG
TOOTH 81, y :, 800 o AMSTERDAM az, a.,
0l--Kathar!na Coil TO Title Guar G r.
Co. l7d Bway. Arr T. due A. per
l0lsT ST. 90 ", II r., zoo G itoin,nbu' '"|o
:tNl0oli. pr mtg ,tlG.aoO- H,lrn cold
berger TO Eugene Y M"Laughl.u. ~ l.
Sis, - Apr g. due. A., a. per bond
any u 90 lb "dy,,.,,,,. $500
Manhattan Island, north Of Iioth ST.
pRESCOTT Az, n W 9, 100. 10 n q Bolton
"a. 26xlSs--Jvlss Narer 40 citizens oAv-
ings q Loan Assoc, sit " iebth at, Apr
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ItrOu>


William Is DRESSER. !, laNycr, was
by tine Appellate i',ision II
the Supreme Court Yesterday because
he failed to turn over sl3S Which he had
collected for y client
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. 7io-7l:-ritle Guar &
Trust co 20 Greenwich savings Bank. as
sen AZ: atty. T q Co. l7S B"ay $4,000
KING ~. so-sc-wes,chestsr Trus. 60 20
10th ST. .5i e Farmers Loan and Trust
"a. arr.r. ia Edith " ol',tr, 20 W itth
- st'y. Y li>man, 80 Liberty t.. s. 900
WASHINGTON ST, sle-Derornins Ron
co-oni. Ind 4 ear. 20 Title Guar a r 60.
I'M ST. 533 Ella l. Abbott 20 Elsie x
Powell atty. VIM Powell. wal
>sTH 81 i;s w-pry Dock Savings Iu.,n
10 Go'Is".l Resiaes, Inc. 200 W e6th
a. st;ys. T. ! Rose'., lN P~sy $50 900
i5rH 81, , ,. 3o7 h % Az. c6xioo t--Geo
4 selismaun 20 Lawyers Mts GO. q
WITS ST, 7s.s?-nenr, Burden. ,ru-, TO
! Townsend Burden aud aro, exrs; atty.
l. T CO.. 100 Buay
WATTS -, is.s--J Townsend Burden
and auo, cNrs, 80 Emily r CARPENTER,
MHntglair. y 4 ATTY, l. r CO, $50 R-oai
MUM. Julius. to Caroline ; Hewlett 81
TITLE GUAR AND TRUST co to Geo
" Elehohls 60 ass,-t ....... SIS 900
CLARK. Aldl~ ". ru Ruth II parks- 81. 900
DRY Dock SNN iNsTS to y Y TIA, ms
: rrrLE ms co to rrv.rx s.y In.
McARrHY w,uitrcd 10 lohr \ Nc
sMirH, tus Vi to Aiber, : " seaman
HYMNS. SAINT. 10 simon noss,nan. ISL
kELI>N harriet +. 90 Anna ekow-
XIV ...... ........... $500
TrTtck Mar, !, 20 Louis Kro-d-l 5000
EpLBohLS, barbara .. 10 Titin Guer
y rrgrt 60 id--Eu y mtg r.......... I
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Attractive bargains offered BY Banking De
pMtment state OF New York to builders. 10
vestors and prospective hume.cekers. A large
number OF vacant lots ~ Grant wood. Morse
mere. Lconia. Ridgeield. and Teaneck. Nee
Jersey. at one.hzlf Of former owners prices
Also - large lumber OF two family houses ~
Hudson Heights. Ciiffsidr. and Palisades Park.
New Jersey. at about one. half former prizes
All OF the above properties are within u tve
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes OF
Manhattan These properties must he cold
quickly to close the business Of two corpors
tons now being liauidsaed by the Banking
Department and arc offered NJ real s&'r1drs
prices Special Inducements to contracto rs and
builders who Will purchase n considerable
number OF lots For further particulars al
dress Icnj. ID. Havht. SpenA Deputy Supt
Of Banks, caro- Banking Dept. oi Broadway.
New York C,ty
600 PEACH TREES. MILES OUT.
10 room house, modern. barn. right ~
town, city prices for chickens. produce.
milk, fruit. r,re chance: low price: nigh
exchange. WM. h SPENCER. I65 B'way. NY
1ts BlOCks FROM ~ Fan.
tiue house. 20 rootne aud q baths. yer"
fiH, snrrouudincs Rent. coll or trade.
Af.VlN \ sEALi. 10, B'say, y. 5.
MORTGAGE LOANA
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lN'fN hnuwn ruprpI-mrr !rsfilieI
NOW = the time TO Inspect tn. sever
houses Of . To 10 rooWs at bHrguin priU -
and ChsN terms Nlsp .trEn restrict 2
building plots 500 y s. SL.AiN. g.
& WV. y. L 1rl lE.i Gnr.
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tov>THy Ho\Kp w,>TyD

BUSINESS WOMAN vii pay sla week
hoard bow I, cirI :. iu country N cnnmu'
Ing distance. rh's' references rsrhaus-
A box lO5 san urit-
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sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

ST. ~ WI u House Engineering
90, Inc, agt Ferris Land 90 OF ri, March
:, 1916 Thy bond. ,..,...,.,..... $500
i'm -osorgs CeioMA Co s0t ch13etS
Const Co OF al. septS. 1915 LII, 90
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REAL ESTATE TOR >ALK-QUEENs.
IDEAL HOME

OF : rooms and tath; 81 minutes from ci,s
large plot ~ ground; $500 cash needed go
ouc-, balance a. rent, n FLORAL, -.
". SAN -.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MAPLEwoOp. WHITE MTs. ~. u.
Several Cottages to Rent. 1880 B'wsy, y. Y
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FINE OLD FARM HOUSr

only 20 minutes from 33ri -. md Z
Ave. with plenty OF fruit aud shade tire,
good nsntug. $500 cash balance s
mouthi! T. FARM. 80 ". - -.
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WE>TCHLsTkR REAL ESTATE FOH
SALE.
Il $50 WHITE ~ ANS nTT S.r

chester County. = Y. . Is. o5Ni0V, ne
decorated. near y y y n Il. " ga ,
and Boston 4 ~Bavrhseter n y wo
81, 200. Key ucNi ioor. GILBERT ELL
or. iHs way, y. j..
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East Side.
east OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.b

EAST Of Fifth ay. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.b
BROADWAY, Ole, Q =, a. . eist st. 1sx
ss.1HI7.3xSi.3: Broadway. sil, a .. so
= sist ct. 1880. 1ixi7.sx5s. i-Living ston
Phelps to Rite Realty Corp, IL Z l6th
-. al liens. Apr s; atty. l. T q r Co,
BRoAbwAiy. 800. e c ais, 81. s,xes.SSs
.3x7ss: Broadway. 9 y, 20 $ 2ist st. isx
o1.3xi7.axss.6; Broadway. 91a. e D., 96.3
Tra SS'h Co ct; isio;So' ilSi1sxi5;sN,U $
phelps and sno. TO Rits Realty Corp.
~ z 18th at. Apr &. atty. l. r q r
:trH ST. $40 Il, 3 q. 100 " ist sv, 2Sx
ss.s tforeclos Mar :sl Harvey r An.
drews. ref. to Claribei + Lawton, aOi3
Middletown I'D. Bronx. Mar 80: atty.
Nirsinia NJ Mclienhauer. 32l0 Sd
INTERIOR GORE. begins at blk BET
Goth and +ist streets and 100 W ID av.
runs s 3sll xn VT to . I blk \ Q
20 beg-Helcn q Carpenter ct al,
chicago. III. to Samuel VI Cohen. 5o1
il.th 81. II Z. v c. Mar 10. atty. r
g Co. l16 Bway. .....Sl
'srm ST; AN 4. $ $. ?25 e 9th Az. 5ox
,vo?-Rits Realty Corpn to Livingston
Phelps. nv cor Madison av and 18th
IT. mtg s275.ooo. all liens. April s. atty.
Il rs 7 Co. 100 Bwsy. ............ 81
II AN. 1874. e y. ?5.5 u sisi 81. 2sx75--
cara Goldberg ct al to Bernard J Floss,
10! W s1th e.. mtg $50. 900. Mar 81
atty. r q Co. I7G Bway.. nm. 800
I'D Az: iii7.ta. q Q cor 67th ~ CsoO e,
e. sosloo-- Jes-i. " Enrich to Eivis
Realty Corpn, ~ Liberty NJ. mtg s:oS. 900.
c. April !. atty. L J Frey. 81 Liberty
CT o o q o e. e 70 o. o. O. %. D.. -.
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TALL BUILDING FOR NTH ST.

Plans wero fled yesterday for a ten
story addition 20 ths Henri 0endei g.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31

Bob Segastin, up, drove Hal Nc
Kinney to victory in two straight
heats, the first in 2:l7H and the sec
ond in 2;l6 flat. The old campaigner
although pushed a bit by IFene Beau,
driven and owned by Otis M Smith,
secretary-treasurer of the Omaha
Driving club, and a clever amateur
pilot, came under the wire a good
winner in both heats. Mr.. Smith got
good hand fro mthe crowd for his
driving. Rambling Jim, owned and
driven by James Williamson Of Boise,
Idaho, finished third.
Hildreth Nag Wins Trot.
The most exciting and hotly con-
tested event was the Class A trot,
Garrety, the property Of JoJe Hill
dreth, and with Mr.. Hildreth up,
winning the last two heats and the
race in 215N and 2:l7 respectively.
Frank Holloway, Bob Sebastin's
promising-looking trotter, flashed
under the wire winner in the first
heat; time, 2:i7. The horses finished
in the three heats as follows, and in
the order named: First heat Frank
Holloway, Jim Ronin up, first; Jim
O'Shea (owned by Fred Meyers, Bob
Sebastin up, second; Garrety, third
Tanner Miller, owned and driven by
T. O'Connor, fourth. Second heat:
Garrety, first; Tanner Miller, second;
Jim O'Shea, third; Frank Holloway,
fourth. Third heat: Garrety, first;
Frank Holloway, second; Tanner
Miller, third; Jim O'Shea, fourth.
Ronin Pilots Winner.
Tcna G., owned by Bob Sebastin,
Jim Ronin up, romped home winner
in the mixed event, Class B, trotting
under the wire in 2:20H in the first
heat and 2;l0H in the second heat.
Ronin showed the crowd some pretty
driving in both heats.
Governor V, Mr.. Smiths trotter,
with Joe Hildreth up, showed good
miles, but had to be content with sec
end honors. Sir Charles X, a PAGER
owned by Charles Klingcr and driven
bv Buck" Laughlin, was third; fourth
place fell to the lot Of Tod Wolsey, T
OConnor up.
The Memorial day crowd was given
an added attraction in the way OF an
exhibition mile by Babe King, the
worlds fastest pacing pony Babe
King went classy mile, stepping the
last one-eighth in 17A. Jim Ronin
handled the reins.
This pony, owned by Miss Frances
Dennison, has a mark OF an eighth in
l6A and will be raced over the Ne
braska circuit this year
F. D. Van Pelt, starter at the mat
inee, swung the flag and rang the
gong in old-time form, getting the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
Browns Take the
Opener From Indians

st. Louis. May 30--soyereds hit IN the
fifteenth inning scored Pratt with the win
ming run ana st. Louis won the first game
Of q double header from Cleveland today, 5
70 I. The second game which was called on
account Of darkness after seven innings had
been played, ended IN a / 10 1 tie.
IN the first game Cleveland scored IN the
first and the locals tied II up In the seventh.
whom Miller hit for q home run.
In the tenth CoveieRkie hit deep 10 right,
Tobin and Miller colidsd and II went for q
home run, three runs coming In.
Coveleskie weakened IN the locals half and
was taken out for Kiepfsr after singles BY
Marsana, shotten and saler ana double ~
Tobin had melted three runs. tying the score.
Iwn the fifteenth inning Miller struck out.
Pratt singled, went 20 second whom Austin
drew o pass, and scored on severeids 10
right Score first game.
f4frH rs A Hfa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
pITTspuRdH.


IOthlaetab Rs2b IL
some out when winning run scored
RATED for Wlngo IN ninth
'Hatted Tor knetEer IN ninth
Ran for killlfer IN ninth.
shafted for knaha In sixth,
IRAN for Gibson IN ninth
sbatted for MammauK in NTH
'Hatted for Cooper IN ninth.
'Ran Tor Wilson IN ninth
Cincinnati 80 o . . IS
ptttahurFh ....0 o 81
rWo-hsss hits, Guffith. t.oudsn. Barney
aiihsan. Wilson. stolen bases Neaih en-
Enuhen. Schultz Costello Double plays
WinHu 10 Fisher fiaseA on halls orr Masely
OF schultH. Oft MammauN q. on
fooraf, > Hits and earned runs Of
MokelXt 4 hits amt s runs In tive and two.
third ibninFs. nff Knatrer. hits and 1
run tn two and eue third inninga. on
Schneider, G. hila and z runs tnane cot No.
Hinth aft shuttle 3e hits and D rnn in on,
WNiug OF Mamsus. hita and runs in
five iuuinHR aff cooper 4 bite HBt nc runs
in f1uF innings struck cut ~ Maaeif,
nY Nuetaer 81 MamAue, Q ~ CeppeF, 4
Dmplfea KLEIN and EWsiie
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31

steppers off at all times to the salts
faction OF the crowd. r
The others weighing down the
judges stand, which Fred Meyers
kept insisting was going to toop.e
over, but which didn't, were: Ed
Peterson and N. J. Ronin, judges; Mr..
Movers and B. B. Tucker, timers.
A pleasing feature Of the matinee
was that none OF the officials wore
huge gaudy badges and ribbons.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
Topeka and JOsies
Split Double Bill

st. Joseph. Mo-, May ao.-st Joseph
and Topeka broke even In doubleheader
today, the locals losing the first / to o.
through failure to hit IN the pinohea, and
winning the second. 8 TO Q. after the To-
nokeans had scored times in the frat In.
Ming. Patterson pitched splindid ball in
the frat and should have won his game
Hoylik struck out twelve men In the sec.
ond game, A crowd ~ over 1000 people
saw the game, the hammer crowd OF tho
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
Three Killed When
An Awning Falls

Dallas, Tex, May 3o.-Three peo-
pie were reported killed and eighteen
injured late this afternoon when the
wooden awning over the sidewalk OF
a building on a main street collapsed.
The persons killed and injured were
part OF throng watching prepared
ness parade.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
Standing Of Teams
NAT LEAGUE
Mrar. LnAnrrn
Yesterdays Results.
WVgTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha, 1876 Dies Molnes, ~
Topeka. Ia 49, Joseph. 0s.
Lincoln. I'll Sioux City. "a,
wichita, f-5; Denver, SO
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st Louis, 81; Chicago. OBS ..s
Cincinnati. ~ Pittsburgh. o.
New York, l-t0i Philadelphia, 5-s
Boston. b.0. Brooklyn al.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
washington, az, Boston. as
Philadelphia, 2-ii New York. TO
chicago, 3-6s Detroit, 10.
Cleveland, Sci. b. Louis, 81; called ct
end Of sixth on account Of darkness,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, i-3i indianapolis. -
Minneapolis, $40, H. Paul, ~.
Toledo, ]; Columbus, 3.
Milwaukee. 0-6; Kansas city, 1915
Games To-day.
Western Ira eue--omaha ~ Des Molnesi
Topeka al 50, Joseph Lincoln 81 Sioux
Cltyi Wichita 1T Denver,
National League Cincinnati At Pitts
burgh New York at Philadelphia Boston At
Brooklyn.
American Lesgue-WashinEton at Boston.
Philadelphia az New York; Chicago at De-
troiti cieceiand at ~. Louis,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
Omaha Grioketers
Win Over Lincoln

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ttiA tss HW ths att issH ftm
fietais MNH tsfs sstttasF Fts b.
sf s.s7aa eaAafaa - tansl Ciu att
~ as.Rs tah ~ aHsa hast satas
"a stF.s tsat eas stasastt s. A4at
leet Fts mzs sss iatsfsslea ss1
miHhW aa shakW ete rttgaa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
HARNESS MATINEE
DRAWS Big CROWD
Interesting Program at East Omaha
Oval Attracts Many Followers
Of Sport to Track.
HAL M'KINNEY SHOWS FORM
BY RUSSELL PHELPS.

Under ideal weather and track con-
ditions, and before a cosmopolitan
crowd of approximately 1000 enthus-
lasts, ranging from the lowliest
"swipe" TO the chief executive Of Nc
braska, the horse racing season in
Omaha opened informally yesterday
with a classy matinee at the Driving
clubs East Omaha half-mie oval.
The drawing power Of harness
racing matinee in the present signifi-
cant revival Of the sport was ably
demonstrated by the fact that, out
side of the more fortunate lovers oil
the game who viewed the events from
motor cars, or at least went 10 the
track in the buzz wagons, the remain
der had TO make a long treck from
the end Of the car line to the scene oil
action.
BE il known that not all OF Omaha
Memorial day pleasure seekers were
at country clubs and other places OF
amusement. About a third OF the rae
ing fans were wonderland they
eheered and applauded with as much
gusto as the men when the speed
merchants in the different events
swung down the quarter and home.
Governor John n. Morehead and
staff motorcd in front OF the grand
stand just as one Of the heats was
being run; a frayed-trousered, collar
less "swipe", leading a candidate for
the next event out from the paddock,
yelled at the driver OF the car to
''gangway"-and it's safe to say Meth
er he nor a half dozen Of the people
in the crowd knew to whom he was
talking.
Classy Program.
And the events-well, they were
fine; in fact, horsemcn agreed it was
one Of the calssiest matinee programs
ever staged hereabouts. The matinee
was free to the public, there were nc
purses up, all Of the entries were
boarders at the Omaha Driving clubs
plant, and every heat was, to say the
least, real horse race.
OF the trio OF events, probably
the classic" was the free-for-all pace
which was won by an old veteran, Ha
Mckinney, owned by Tom Dennison
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
Pirates MhIn Rcd.

Pittsburgh. May a0-~PittsburRh defeated
Cincinnati this afternoon by a score OF to
8. Free hitting and misphys contributed
three runs 20 each side IN the ninth inning
Manager Herzog was hit on the head by a
thrown ball while his team was praetcing
preceding the game and Was carried off
tho field in an unconscious condition lie
recovered later and an examination showed
he was not seriously hurt. The morning
game was postponed on account Of rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC
CHURCH is DEDICATED

Nebraska city, Neb., May 5o.-tspscial
Telegram st Joseph Catholic church,
ten miles southwest OF this city, was dedi-
Gated today b. Bishop Then and visiting
clergymen. The church cost $4,000 and is
fine example OF pure Gothic architecture
The money was subsribsd by members Of
the parish. Ben Clement Broermann ia
pastor Of the congregation.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31

Two-hase hitsi Mclean, Hartford. saeri-
flee hltsi KruE, Kllduff. stolen bases,
Smith t2l. Krug. Left on baresi Omaha,
I Des Molnes, s. struck out By GiillgRn.
a by Thomas, l. BASES on ballsl orr Gii-
lignn, - off Thomas, Il off krnuse, Off
O'IoOle, 1. Pitching record OFF GilliRan,
q runs, hits In five aud one-tlLrd innings.
off Thomas, 4 runs hits In three and two
thirds inning~s off krause. runs, hits In
three and one-thlrd innlngsi off 0'TooIe. z
runs, hits In five and two-thirds innings,
Wild pitches Gllgan, Thomas tal, Double
nlnaf Burg 10 Miller, Iimel 1871. I'm
piresi Carney and Eckmnn. score. second
gamei
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
SIOUX CITY

Left on bases Sioux sty. 7 lincoln, g.
First base on errors Sioux city, 3. Lin
coin, l. Sacrifice hit: oaspar Two base
hitS: Callahan. LeJeune Connolly Three
base hit: Carlisle stolen bases: Watson,
Gilmore. Double plays cooney 10 Callahan
10 Metz "a. Williams TO Hinohman. Struck
outi BY Gaspar. 4: by Gardner, e. Bases
on balls, Gardner I. Hit BY pitcher Le-
jeune, johnson. Time. 1913 umpiros.
Kane and Ryan.
Second Game
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31

I've taae hia Miller Sacrifice hita
KMaafl HaFg Mifitf Htaian base Wari
fagd FwHt1t tett aH hasas omaha 4 bss
MuinHa Hffu=k eut o. Mussaf d kQ
Nafit Asses aa sus au Muzsaf So
saEtH $3.50 hf piifhsr tF Wasssr ~
hgthel GtNA Fiteh M4ssHt rtaahfa
rthfs r#att u ltHsa Is Warff8fa wfsaa
r. Hafft Nmfiftt Naankn and eafazF
same
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31

lts Ngs e. Var lf Hssl faf
agsm WA ses4sa eFM Mst HaA attssttA
49, a. Naf issm tsa l.ist iet Eht
Hff Sac tsss aer saitsa eef q thf
lssi slshi5aa ssatts asfat HAtngaz itR
u5Hst w h0 sHs esq Metf AaHAt
lu MltH 80 WHmH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
Friar Rock Wins
Suburban Handicap;
Short Grass Second

New York, May 3o.-The Suburban
handicap at Belmont Park race track
today was won by Friar Rock. Short
Grass was second and Stromboli
third. Time for the mile and one
quarter, 2:0S.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
SIOUX CITY.

Left on bases. Sioux City. 8 Lincoln. 4.
First base on errors; siouv City, Sacrifice
hits Metz. Crosby, Cooney, clark, Leieune,
Lobef Two-base hits LeieUHe "a, Con-
molly, Watson. Williams. Carlisle struck
out BY Clarke. 3; by Halla, Z. Bases on
BALLS OFF Halla. !. Passed ball. Rohrer.
Time, 1870, umpires Ryan and Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
TWTWTH Ut II VI
zone out when winning run scored.
sYlatfNd goN fIarfI.xy A.. taatb

BhtNNH TOT IIaTITFV III INNTH
'Batted for Davenport IN tenth
Cleveland Il 0 0 0 o 3 0 o 0 0 o.
st. Louis 30 0 0 oil go 0 0 o is
Two-bh hits Howard. Tobin. Home
runs. coyeeskie, Miller stolen bases:
Speaker 90, oNeil Tobin, sisler, Miller.
Double plays: johnson 10 Sisler 10 Hartley,
sisler 10 johnson TO Austin 10 Hartley, Shot
ten TO Ssler Bases on balls OFF Coveles-
ke ! off Klepfer, 4; off Davenport, 3; off
Plank, 2. Hits and earned runs. orr Cove
eleskie, Z and 4 IN nine and one-third In
nngsi off Davenport, and IN ten in
nngs; off Kiepfer, and ! In five innings;
off Plank, and 0 IN five innings. Struck
out: BY covelesks, 8; by Klepfer, 4 by
Davenport, 3 by Plank. .. Empires, Hide
brand and Connolly Score, second game
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31
LINKS DROP TWO GAMES
Sioux Capture Both Games Of
Double. Header on Own
Grounds.
SCORES ARE o TO / AND 4 TO i

Sioux City, Ia, May 30-Sioux City
took two games from Lincoln, 9 to /
and 4 to | today. Score first game.
TyeySsfty
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31

'Batted for Heating in ninth.
Stated for Patterson IN ninth
Topeka .a....,...i o 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
g. Joseph ..,.,,0 0 0 90
Struck outs by Patterson, q, by Lam
beth, 4. Bases on balls on Patterson, 4.
on Lambeth, 4 Hits. on Patterson, 4. on
Lambeth, 8. hit by pitcher; Asler Stolen
bases Strain, Agler Sacrifice hits; Jour
dan Two. base hits Mccabe. IIemer,
Three base hit: schweitzer. Left on bases:
st. Joseph. 7 Topeka, g. Earned runs! To-
and pontluA.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-31

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-02-17
Estate Of Lucy }. DwINNELL

Order of Notice Beneficial
STATE ~ VERMONT lHarct q Man.
chester, -
ne Hoaorabie prg5aD Court ,oy ne Dts
fricf Aforesaid
Tothe hrirs and ~ persons interested ~
In me estate 81 Lucy D. ltWlnnpil late Of
Sunderland IN said District deceased
GREETING :-
WHEREAS application hath been made
% TINS tinurt ia writing by the AdministFn.
tor ~ said estate praying FOR license aud M.
barity to sctl all ~ the real estate 81 snid
deceased 70 wit; The home plar, M spid
sunderland consisting ~ three acres Of
innd. more Or less With dwelling house and
uut buildings thereon standing owned 10y
and standing IN the name ~ the said Lucy
= nsineil at the time OF her drceast &, pre-
scnting 20 said court that II would be- i,ent-
fetal 10 the heirs and all persons interested
IA the estate Of said deceased. To sen said
real estate and convert the same into money
And bringing into Court the consent aud
appreciation IN writing ~ all ~ the heirs 10
sntd estate residing ~ this state and set.
ing forth the situation 81 the real estate.
WHEREuPoN, the said Court appointed
and assigned the 2ith day of Feb. lplGHt ~ A,
NJ at the Probate ONCE In Manchester, IN
said District to hear and decide upon said
application, and petition and ordered That
public notice thereof be given to all persons
interested therein, by publishing this order
three weeks su scessiyely IN the Manchester
JOURNAL, a newspaper published At Man.
chester IN said District, which ciTcrl stes
in the neighborhOod Of those per,
sons interested therein, all OF which
publications ~ al be- previous TO the time
appointed for the hearing.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified TO
appear before said court, AT the time and
place assigned then and there H. said Court
to make your objections to the granting OF
such license, II you see cause.
Given under my hand at Man, hester. IN
said District. this "a day of Feb, ipId.
~ EnMARn GRIFFITH lndee