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Assist MENTs or NORTGAGEs.
NOsu

ST. :35 Farmers Loan & .Tru.'
-. trus. 10 Enigrant Indus say. bsnk'
81 Chambers 81. atty. Edw j McGuir"
IsT Az, .oi7-lawycrs Mtg 90 t., Rondou,
saws Bank, Kingston, y Y. atty: i 81
Rurghnrd, III BWsy. ........ ... vi ,OVh
MADISON Az. tis-kenneth Bows 8"
Tit'e Guar & Trust 60. lid B"ay. a't>.
Title GUAR 4 Trust GO. -" SWAY t,o.ovn
Kenneth Bows. Westburg. Ill atty, TIL"
Guar a Trust 90. iis Rway fsi231.i'
ATToRNEN 81. l3e-s-Ed" J Hsncy, est'
to y Y Life fns GO, trus. .. VA! 81
/ m;gs attys, radwalader, W q I, A.
SAME pRopERrv-ssme to Anne l.
Tow nsend, Southampton, l. ]. LIZ part;
sSaNr PR"rERTY-sam to Marion l.
carroll. al Newport, X |, liz par
ATr6RNEy sr. iso.s-Clement March to
stephen Chss-, pedham, Mass. 2lI pat
attys, Cadwalader' T. 80 W!
SAME rRoPERTy-sam Same to Gertrude !.
Amory. gea Reacon st, Boston, Mas.
ATr0RSEY ST, iso-s-c!ement March 70
Il j Hancey. eAcr. TnNsdn' $1,000
18TH ST. a:s E-Ray Greenfield 70 Isidorc
ABR II rariser. $ chamSer. st,
pomcnica Enanuel 20 porn'nick a,ozzut.
40 or as f s3d st; atty. u Po,7ur;
'w - 50 ,7th q, :;.inicc
Ft.th Az Bank TO Wesley a Tyson. 22s
W 18Th =. atty. II NJ rests. $50 5th
ssTH ST. u :. $50 W iith av, 5sxeNe-Jno
4 W.sor to Elise l. Weser, Ssl West End
ay: atty Irving Leonard e. R"ay 81
iumhis Trust 60, So RvEy attys. N"r-
Nh. & T. 100 away. collateral s-oo."oo
:STH ST io'-,o w.lss .TrIHhrids" f."
SYST ST. II: wNchss Moran and ano,
cyrs 20 f:mtsrant Indus, SAyss Bank.
II chambers -, atty. Vim g orr. %
sisr IT 10 w-romyn u Moran 70
came atty. e.......... f'.o"o
PELHAM ~ n = Emm'' e.
"a IT 20" -, HsTHs' washington s,. 81
Abr = Quack"nhuSh to Geo + Niam~ 90
-. white Plains ri, ats, y schwartz,
- f. ssh st. ....... ..... $500
CRoT"NN Az. : : ala II . ISl.' -.
AN Goo ! Rhoiiu~. 81 VA - si.ooO
CLl%T"N AZ rs, ,Hrrman he, ,oka''
Sehnuk ~; y $2i -. atty ! | stein.
INrERNALE Az ". Ia, 10 n Westshc.-
Tor as, MsnhsitAn Mig go e"
Tlt.e GUAR & Trus' 20. 15s BNay SS..ooo
WHITE riAINa RI W -o9 N"fr.
to i waiter RAPPORT, &59 Ws.hinr'oo
~; ATTY. ann ...... ...... .... s. 30"
BuR>slpE ~. ws,.al ; Grand a't'!
Levy to Nos"m corpn, 80. 30 Az, atty
SAME PROPERTY, Nos,m 'orrn to WIN
TOTS ess-:so map Morris estate Ns,hi'io
: stsrro to Emma \ Rrd"ll, esl7 r"riug
n. Itr,~. tlu, ke. u \ Il, at T. lis'h
! nj; ,rrn ~ 80 cor 'i9ttn ct. y
80. -
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RESTA WINS RACE
AND MAKES RECORD
No Drives Giant Car 800
Miles ut Rate ~ 1861
Miles an Hour.
RALPH he PALMA SECOND

CHICAGO. June iI.-Dario Resta won
,be tastes, 400 mile race ever driven by
.u.omohiles to-day AZ Speedway Park
,, 4 hours . minutes 3l.65 seconds, a
need ~ as 81 miles AN hour.
Ralph de Palma had the race we'll in
hand aud started out to cover the last
Al, miles 1T "A speed never before seen In
,ciusl contest when the old time hoodoo
which has wrested four other races from
him broke a spring on his motor and
took M. laurel wrcath from oH his
brow.
t'ndaunted he disconnected the cyl'n-
ler affected and sped around the course
o. The other three and Won second place
aud rs So 600 prize.
+, was 4 day of superlatives. Every
riruer " a prize. ten IN all. drove faster
,ban tho fastest tim made at indian
arol,, on May 50. and the eleventh hour
vihdrawal OF the Indianapolis team had
NJ, ar,.,' on the merits of his race.
Rest, won his tl2.0 Oo prize. with the
Two extra $500 prizes for leading at 100
ard at soo miles. lie fought Eddie
girkenbacher lap by lap until Eddie had
IA withdraw at the siSty-fIrst lap be-
cause of "A broker engine valve. Then
m, Palma got on his trail. and they
lever relaxed the hitterest fight ever
seen on an American speedway until
disaster overlook lie Palma.
Only one accident occurred during the
race and that was after Calvin, in the
Number Is sunbeam. had finished the
race and was coastiug around the south
turn His ear threw II right back tire
And rolled over twice. lie and his
mechanician. Frank Knoll. were thrown
out. hut outside of a bruised arm neither
vas injured. Christiaens. winner of
third money, drove out and brought the
Two men back to the pit.
The winners OF the prizes. the cars
,hev drove. the elapsed time and their
total Prize money were
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WILL DESIGN MIG FLATS.

George T. Pelham mas been retained
to nrrnare p'tnl fur tus g'oup OF "lgh'
I'VE story apartment houses 80 b" erected
CON the property bounded by l'N'ktnan
md Sea lomN streets, Post ana NaSl"
ayeuua,. tur .I,-,ph Falk Each hNld-
irg viii occup, , plot 1o%Xl"" The
entire proIer, vii cost SSou,ouu.
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Dr, Charles Merkel Nieslcy and Wal
ter clifford tied in "A competition ngains,
DOGGY on the links Of the Great Neck
Golf 'lub yesterday, both being two
down 10 their mythical opponent, iioge,
for the course II 10, while the par for
the eighteen holes X "a.
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M,.~d Eoarsomrs IL, Oakland.

", v. Swords and Mrs. Theodore
cassebeer won Il mixed foursonlc COM
petition, which was concluded yesterday
ON the links 81 the Oakland Golf club,
Their score Was 90-1l. 10. There was
a triple tie for second place, In which
g.. Van Burgeu and Miss Smith, lot
IS, 50 Y. Taylor and Mrs. Hall. %
~, SO. aud Charles u. Finlay and Mrs,
q. X. MorrclI, lois. 50, participated.
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SATISFIED NEi UA>N> LIENS.
Manhattan,

WATER ST Nth aud Moore Sis. 3-i-titN
Ealamrin 60 agl 500 for italian Inmi-
grants - al June i, l9l6. ,....... 81;
18th ST. ia l.G E-1sunton Sew Bed
ford copper 60 dgt Corn Exchange Bank
ct II ian :. 1916 ........ $50"
MOORE ST. u " cor Water - Maurice
Bsudler tgt Soc Tor Italian Immigrants
~ al. Jun" !, glt..-,.-,, .,..... 500
GgTH ST. iOi u ,Iasih Messenger agi l.cno\
mn settlement Assn. fur, ct al NsN
10 inlG ,,' - so
u Cloud Fl Al. Aug IS l!l" ...,.s i0i IS
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by defeating u, Janowski Of Paris in
the sixth game AT the rooms of the Man
haitian Chess 'lub yesterday y. !.
Marshall. the United States champion,
once more obtained Il two point lead over
his opponent. Janowski resigned after
thirty-11ght moves, The score is: Mar
shall. > %Janowsti, l drawn, 2.
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/. cover, mas Sold for l"hu Htss"l-
hiring lS1 Niud-rNrrr place. Rr"oklNn
Manor. large pue.u Anne cottage,
garage AND uu,bui'dings OF plot NhNl"".
Ia senator HAseuptlug who will ~" 1t a.
his residence.
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ga CO.. BlN~ A. UEN IECT.

John +. Scott has soll for TaIl lIallor
and Ellis T. Wood a plot. l""Ni"N. on
Frsuklin avsuu" at Hewlett Station.
|. /, to- the Queens borough Gas 4
Electric company
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no weekly matinee " the Road
.',~ association, which was 10 have
zen held yesterday afternoon on the
ma..rln Speedway, was postponed on ac-
sou'i of tho Indictment weather. The
''''N Viii be held Wednesday,
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ACTUAL

RoautIful plot of four lois rlght IN N.
water. restricted locality ga. cleotricitv.
wtt't. -ld"Nal&s. etc, 80 minute from
citt. viii dispos" II considerably less than
their real vulu" tor cash II bought at once.
BALD. boN $50 sun office.
t.YEAR-ROrNp pt'NGAipW IN ~.
stri.tcd uelghhurhouI fronting atlantic
Ocean WI e-li g. ONCE. Az reasonable
oUer accepted. Terms 10 sui II l..
SIMPSON. Room 800, ! W. ATTN It. y. Y. C..
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Ntt LIENS.
Manhattan

CANNON ST - Louis Yellcs agt ont
tractor. Morris Fine, suh."ontraCtor 500
ST. iGl " Genera CONSTR Ga art
Emil iistz, wner ,renewsh ...... 81, O00
ST. . W-Hcnry II Worthington agt
Louis stein. owner; Adjustment Rlty Co,
contractor .Sl0l,S Il
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stood 81 IN favor II Whitney. he hay
ing wOn the odd and Noshell the even
games voshell developed n Wild streak
in the tenth game, and his errors gave
the game TO Whitney at love. deciding
the set in favor of the former Harvard
man and tying up the match
In the final set Whitney got away 10
an early lead of FL. but Noshell over
took him and was out in front at Ave
games to three. A game here would
ave given the brooklyn man the match.
but he slowed up for a time and Whitney
sent the set to deuce by winning the
ninth and tenth games. In both OF which
Noshell's tenacity to overhit the ball
was costly. For seven games more the
men alternated on wins. Vo@hell taking
the lead on the odd ganes only to have
deuce called again IN the even. The
Brooklyn man had a hard time keeping
his lead by winning the seventeenth
gane. which he could not count his "
until deuce had been called twice. but
he played brilliantly and broke through
on the eighteenth game. which gave him
the set and the match.
Frederick Baggs OF the Borough Park
Lawn Tennis Club came through to the
semi-final round in the upper half by
defeating Dr. William Rosenbaum two
sets to one az IS. as, SIS. His
victory brackets him with Watson NJ.
Washburn. The Baggs-Washburr match
will he played sone time during the
week. and the winner will meet No-hell
next Saturday. The summaries:
Country club Of Westches,er. Mems In
y%itation singles. Third Round-Frederick
6 Bags defeated pr william Rosenhaum.
-, SIS. So; u. u. whitney defeated
Walter Merrill Hail, 81. s--&.
Semi. INA rounds Howard Nosheli Sc
feated y. ~ whitney. "a. <-6, io-s
The point score:
SET
Noshei ........ { Z ? 5 4 S-3s- q
whitney ........ I o-?t-
SECOND SET.
Voshell ...... go o : o 4 o-3.-
whitney ...... 50 : I $ I . 6 TO .
THIRD SET.
Vosheli
s:Sctti2c4l55S3s&- ,o-iC
whitney
2lot2tnI it
Totals-Noshe'l, . scts. 20 games. ~
points. whitney. set, - games. I2'
points.
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113d street Rlty co. Inc and ano, to
Lawyers Title 4 Trust 60. $50 Bway,
June .. due Apl I. 1914. : p e. atty. l.
t T Co. 100 way............s $4,000
CRESTUS Az. . :. SO II 1924 81, aeNlOs.9 %
Same to same. Jun" .. due Apl J. 1871
y .; same atty ..... ....... Sih'"u"
EST AN, = >. ll9l n 1921 81. 56x
~irreg-Samo to same. due Apl l. 1917. 8
GRAND BOrL & CoNGot'RsE. u " e 1874
ST. es%xi10-IT3d street Rlty 60. Inc aud
ano 10 Lawyers Title & Trust 80, loo
Rway, June y. due Api J, 1917. 8 y O.,
atty. l. r a T co. i6o Bway $4,000
GRAND BOtL 4 CDNCDtRSE. " y. tH
II 1924 ~. 5sxl0q 4--Sanc to SAM, Jun"
?. due Apl /. 1917. 8 p c. same %.a,tor.
LOT 1903. map W f .puncan-pompilio
Miano to North side Mtg 'orpn. 1911 u
18Th st, June =. due as per bond atty.
Clocke. h a X. S3i l. Itsth st 81, 900
MARMiOS Az, e g \ AZ II Y = l1'th ~.
<0xIl5 P--pronS county Ihnstn Go to
Louis BirkenfeiJ. II: " Roth st, prior
mtg. $4,000, June =, due as per bond
atty, r - a r 90, l1s usy...... $4,000
AQtEptCT Az. W =, 80 = i9nth -. l00N
10o-osborne real Estate 'orpn to An
drew r Nckrgney, ?ts6 Devoe Terrace.
Sept Q. 1915, 2 yrs, s y e: attys. Niehlin
& X, ejs BUsy correction as to
hane' '...t.s.. .s'.., -'..-..' f-"'"V"
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ACCOUNTANTS Wanted. W >, utor quali-
Ned certified public accountants of ahiii'yand
integrity also fWo juniors. f"r service in
Russia. knowledge, of French desired: at
least two years "ngdGeuucnt. f"Tlv. stat.
ing experience, age references and salary
expected. y. Bon ~ sun.
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary aud Forced OHeriuaa IN
Manhattan and The BrOWs.
upNpA ,,,..r 90

Park Pivd. 25xiOO. : sly frame dwis--
North Ny Svgs & loan Assn. vs Jennie
Mac. X Mosher ct al. atty. J Homer Hn-
dreth; Joseph l. Berry. ref. due.
Ssdi 80. taxes, &c. S2s5.aS.
TUESDAY, JUNE R
lat - vEsEY STREET.
nv Joseph =. Day.
ST. 1905 Il. IS, 81 2 Park av. :b.sx
20. I sty tnint Farmers Loan " Trust
60 W Julia hachrarh ct a.; sttys Geile!r.
due, s6.S02 ~. taxes. sc, sb5s.9o.
Gy Daniel Greenwald.
iahTH ST. SOL ", II p "a p Broadway,
s5Nae II. . sty tenement and storcs-
srosd%ay s.yins, iq''i,n,iS. OAK
atty John r Martin. ref: due. t2s.6sS.69
taxes. sc, $40.
lat a2os THIRD AVENUE
Ry Joseph T.. bay.
lust ST. is5 4, : $, s:i.G : Willis av.
37tNioo. q sty brick .tenement Henel
V kelchrer. trste. We ANTHONY r koeIble
ct al; Ward chamberlin. atty; Charles
&c. SetO2f.
runs. $ hsx?oo.e to Boston I'd Nlexii+iox
.bvllo' 10 beginning vacant-Title q 4
+ 60 vs. ni;chett Realty corpn e, al;
Harold swain atty: Jos " callahan. ref.
due, sa5.59i.j7. taxes. &c, $780,
ny Daniel G|reenwald.
CAULpwELL Az, sc7. W 3. T?7 n issth
81 37.tNlOo. sty brick t"nement-
Henry 6 Riadlauh V wo!f. Burland =,
al Maurice Steiner, atty: John a 83olies.
ref due. - SOP 50; taxes, 81. sL0sol9.
snhiec; &" prior mortgage 81 assoc
NJ. 37sxI6n' astv br,cL ,,rmsr,-sSn ma
~ same. lame st.v same ref; iu"'
,s3.Si3.S3. taxes. &C.. sI,i?5t5; subject 70
mortgage" of s?c,ioo
by Henry Brady
~ ,vprx, 40 to,o a., -.
,;,ea.on NJ r. "a rlt,nV !, n
y. Jacob cohen o, al WScn,ro' un,r,r
Sui,b ave ioh, , H.
due. slt>i -. tsx.s, Sc. ste7.6:. '
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il,
TAT :, Nr.ry srvrrr
~ >HHhi H'Hhhi
BY BRYAN T.. Kennels
So LOTS On Eas. 2ois, -. g,.l .a7d
.:i.h. .2sth. 18th and 7,h ss Ia.
conis av ana r;6.tchoster roai. estate 81
W" ''""s''u pu'',, auction
,,n,o. ny "enr> hridv
EStr.yT ny thn' nnu ,N.,h \
de l. poster. atty. ~ r mu,,rrimSn'
sp raft iug '-i;sot' 'aNes g. 's;i.S
~ Nih. 2 Sty tunt aud str -Bowery
savings BANK - Slv"s'rn Cozio ct al,
,ad"alader Wickersham Tar. at'ys,
~, $77t5i
Nv Joseph y. Day
l':n 90: " a., 700 T A'n.'%,dsm ay.
T. ,,sNN y Mar ! ThGr"'Sn 4 al fi"r* \
due. 81. 81 "a. taNes &C. 81 so '
'S1iont a.; Ssi I, ns, ~ " Is, ay 2',.x
.urancc 80 VS. sara Horvi,- q, Al,
howers sands. auy.. Michael J Eran.
sr,sroxsr 81. ."' ..,ox
%, : sly mint ana .trswLawSer. Mis
90 We sarah kon"Vits 80 al. Cary n car
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE EOR SALE.
WANT a BARGAIN?

Then u" this s-veu-rooin house with
bath. Thoroughly temodell"i, modern
plumbing. steam heating pliut. on plot
t3Nl.I. only i've minutes W"lk 20 find
fthinG. boating and In hing; convenient 20
schools. churches. trains aud stores. Prizes
only 1880. on very easy trrins. u. r.
CHIi.DS. 532, ~ West 3ith 81. New York.
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Fast Side.
EAST OF Fifth sy. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)


10th sts.)
ID Af, 32S-SSi. e y. 4e.& n zen At. 53lix
a!.7--Harry Sander to Henrietta San
dler. his wife, rs Ienox av. all title.
Apr 10; atty. Morris Il ttossett ISL
aTTMWag ~
brown by Sanl X Phillips and ano as
comm to Angelo de FAzio, 205 Z 2ath st,
May 81; atty. 7 u h r Co, iTe Broad
3sTH ST. 40 Il. 8 ., $50 " Cd av, a5xioo~
Francis Rutan 20 Mary r Rutsn. 1t0 y
3pth -, b and p. June ?; attys. Moss,
ioSD ST. 1874 Y. = =. 75.s e Lexington sv.
2sHi00 II Jacob Frank. ref. 20 Elisabeth
Koch. excr. 2os T. 3oth 81. forccios. June
attys. a a. ~ Bloch. 20 Nassau
Si7. 600
load ST. $50 Z, n 5, so IVES. End av,
Isxsoll-Jas A Lynch 20 Nargt r smith.
$50 West End av. Jan 2. 1919. all liens;
atty. j a lynch, 81 ChAmbers st III
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LIS f<utS
Manhattan.

ST g.. 81, V \. - u 'sHH Ran
duiph Hurry ,gt Rarhoi H'shp.u 81 81
,fnrcclu.aro # Wtgb, ATTY, i \ pn't"u -
Bronx.
TINTnN AZ. y -, iOo II l5oth q, 75N
az traucir T. Thomas HEt FulSou ltl'N
90 81 AT ,fur' ~',VsuI' of Mtg att'si
BuWerS 4 sands
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Benz. 0. naight, SpeciaIDeputy Supt. Of Bank
A REAL SACRIFICE

Beautiful new house. sr,lstic OUTSIDE aud =
model of perfection ~ IT'S interior. xix large
rooms. tiled bath, front and rear porches.
plot OxieJ, large trees. Datt approach, ma
street; . minutes to station: cOinmu' atlOn
So per month. pricc. 10 sell quick. $500.
Phone any morning before 10 4. NJ evenings
after = NJ, Mrs l. " Callisou. ~ Morn.
irg-Hl. Drive Tel MoruirgSlir 3p.
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address party Of Hrst part)
downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth stD
DUANE ST. ~, = W cor Lafayette ST. runs
1881 = " 233x II " Ie2x n = 20.7x
= 81 to beg. foreclos-Alfred G II Me
Nevin. ref. to Union Trust Co Of y Y. SO
so Bway '''.. 800 ...'.., $4,000
ATTORNEY ST. Iso.iss. = =. ioosioo-
Clement March ct al. trus, to Banned
Friend. 1870 Madison av. sill liens. May
10. attys. Kantrowi.s 4 r.. 320 troad
way 81
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
~

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of Hrst party
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II NE is
TAT II NESE> 81

5irIi IT, d.1 W, u s. Is " Central Park
W, giNloo %. lhr., D., slv uptmut~- Allr,
\ ''rRudsll ~ FlHuagt ~ Realty 80 ct al.
DAVIS, Svmmo A Srhrrihor, attys.
Richard I - heating ref due lo,t7i2p
tdNos, a., $3.50. sub I" ~ mtg, tlO.. 600.
IAr &-OS TIiIRr ANEl1El
~ lI"ury Brady.
l,yTlI Sr, ais T., s. -, 100 . Brook ~. gSN
stli, = stS, hri'k lumt ami It Iun Nj
'|uro, sub trus. - Na> Roirh 81 a..
clark. Prentice, N,tlur" a Roulston..
attNs, Wallt"" = Fraser, rrf. due, 81.
i>il3 taxes, a., s.9i"3
~ Joseph T. Day
rAR'El. Of land beg at - point on " :
az Sc" Norl, Sew Maven ANA Hartford
X Il 60, n " tltans Creek, rum II .
@lh y u 2S' u " "llt,i ~ too y g "
ST. y n $40 > " 49, y = 49, n n .
1laN y . 1Ho ! : : e >H0 to beg ,,rrIrude
u HaN,s ys Henrietta " tamplsl ct
al, samuel NJ richardson, atty, Jno !
Hyncs, ref, Partition.
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4" n name and address ~ 'oud-, and
lenders s'to-ncN
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FORT ~sHuNLEE W.. o 90 Moso-s .s.
-.N.p George ~ Itr-- ~ James Niu"H
,. % noiI,H n '.ttuAugh tftVs.
cresr,us iiubh,rd ref. due" $40. axe.
a. tlAin3
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-22
500 AT BIG PICNIC
Illinois Traction Party a Great
Success in Topeka.
Shift in Work Gave All EN-
plOyes a Chance.

The most successful picnic in the his
tory of the Topeka Railway and the
topeka Edison companies was held by
900 employees and their families ut
Gage payk this week. The weather
was ideal, the only detail necessary to
make the eighth annual outing more
pleasant than the picnics of the form
or Yeas.
The affair was arranged so that all
employees could attend, one shift hav-
ing the forenoon and early afternoon
hours for their frolic. while those of
the '.;her shift were given the late aft
erroor end early evening, hours
Two sunlptuous dinners of fried
chicken, with everything that goes
with such feasts, were served, enc ii
rocn, the other at s O'Clock, Wives of
employees were not taxed with the
work of preparing basket lunches In
stead, a special caterer was employed
to do the cooking, leaving all to enjoy
day full of pleasure The. thirst,
drank lemonade and ate ice cream
throughout the day.
Baseball Too.
There was baseball at the picnic
two games, one going full nine inning:
in the forenoon. The second game
between railway men and Edison play
ers. however. was let down with only
four innings, but that was just enough
to allow twenty-four runs for thu
s.nickel chasers," while the electric
wire" men garnered only one score
| The first game was tough meat fol
| the conductors and motormen, the
former winning. to s..
* Besides swimming, boating AMI
| dancing, there were these athletic
! events in the afternoon, duplicated a
4 night:
Mems potato race-Elmer Fitch ant
Walter Brewer; prizes, pocket knives
Sack race-W. J. Spoenman ant
Roy Whipple; prizes, league baseballs
| Ladies' ball batting contest-Mrs
Chas H. Fitch and Miss Hazel Kline
J prizes, handbags.
Ladies' horseshoe pitching contest
Mrs. Chas. H. Fitch and Mrs. San
Kline; prizes, granite clocks.
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Public Health Officer Hears of
1t in, SpOoky Hut.
Was a Delusion of Course, but
Gee-It Was Scary.
SAID WOMAN POISONED SISTER
And When Vampire Touched
Relative Purple Frog Jumped.
Miss Maude Bolt Listened to
Yarn and Didn't Run.

Hearing a demented man rave has
its drawbacks even for one with
steady nerves But sitting in the semi
gloom of spooky hut and unexpect-
eddy hearing a sick man who appar-
emily is perfectly sane tell. a weird
story of purple frog jumping from
woman's knee-one which sounds
like the raving of Mad Mccullough.
is worse. Miss Maude Bolt, a nurse
for the Public Health Nursing: associa-
ton will testify to that
Miss Bolt was called out on case
recently. She found the address Civ
en- her and entered a low shambling
hut On bed inside lay man. He
was sleeping but awakened with a
start and then sank back in bed with
ia groan The inside of the hur was
gloomy. The windows were covered
with curtains and not a CLEAN of light
came in. Miss Bolt left the door open
and Bent over the man.
As she began treating him he grew
talkative-not flighty and rambling;
his voice was steady and his eyes
clear.
That Purple Frog.
81 dreamed about a purple frog" he
said. 81 am afraid of them, they
mean tragedy to me-"
Miss Bolt didn't know much about
frogs but she fears them and looked
wasn't any around. Most anything
might have been found in that house
Three years ago." the man began
81 had a very dear sister. She had al
eDemy-a woman. This woman was
a fiend, one of that kind of women the
i poets tell about-a vampire. Yes
that's the word for her.
well. the woman put a poisoned
| tack on the floor. Ny sister stepped
| on it Later she died. All my family
believed if the other woman could be
| kept from touching her corpse she
would die. We barred the window:
and the doors but she got into tht
house and she is still alive. And wher
that woman touched my sister pur
! pie frog jumped from her knee"
Miss Bolt had finished treating tn
man. She almost ran from the house
"Of course it was a dalusion-al
though ne didn't look crazy-but gee
it was scary," Miss Bolt told Mis-
Edith Lacy, secretary of the nursing
/ association, later.