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H0DGSON VICTOR AT GOLF.

There were all kinds of attractions on
the Montclair Golf Club links yesterday.
including the contest for the w. L. Mar
Gus cup, which was won by Joseph Hodg-
son with the best net score of 143 for
SO holes. Hodgson and J. w. Sur
brug, Jr.. tied in the best selected score
competition at Is holes Their scores
were Hodgson, 71-3. 6S. and Surbrug,
73-5, IS.
In Glass B II. c. Harrison won with
SD. ~. Ralph Starrett and r. s. Lit
tlejohn won in the best ball foursome
competition in Glass A with S4-12, 70,
and T. Bradley and II. c. Harrison in
Glass B with Sis. SO. A sweepstakes
morning and afternoon was also run of.
The scores
Glass Al. A. Hodgson, 7s-5. II; ].
Noyes. s5-l2. 70; 3. B. Batten, s:-7. rs;
c. ]. Turner. s3-s. II.
Class B-H. C. Harrison, Sis, 81; II.
W. wilmot. s2-16. 7s; W. T. Smith. ss-
Is, rs.
Afternoon-class A-Joseph Hodgson.
7s-5, Il; c. ]. Turner. 7s-s. ~; F. C.
Hall. s5-11, "a; r, Starrett, $50. 73.
Glass B-H. c. Harrison. 93-ls. Is.
A woman's putting competition was
won by Mrs C. H. Tuke with Miss Dor
othy Brown runner up.
The sun., 1917-07-05
FETTEROLFS GOLF LEADERS.

A best ball foursome medal play COM
petition on the Upper Montclair Country
Club links was won yesterday by c. w.
Fetterolf and A. C. Fetterolf with 7l-S.
63. The other scores were.
]. C. Mclaughlin and q. Clapp. 10.
ga; C. r. BerriAn and A. II. gregg
S2-14, IS; q. Peterson and T. X. Gardner
SIT 6s; ]. G, Patterson and ]. b. Hors-
ford. 9o-23. 7oi Philip cockefair and A
Swezey S7-l5. ~.
The qualifying round for the Moore
trophy in Class A and club trophy in
Class B were played. The scores:
Glass Ar. NJ. C. Glen, Soil. SO; c. s.
Fetterolf, 77-s, II: F. +, Congdon. s4-
il. II; Z. sparks. s4-i7. II; ]. W. Nc
Class B-M Noile, ss-27. SO; ]. c. Pat
terson. l0?-27. rs; NJ. Dawson, 800.
II; a. Jenkins, 1923, so; F. H. Jones,
9s-ls, so.
The sun., 1917-07-05
Bait Tackle
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

Dealers who do not sell live bait have the
words tackle only" or mo bait" following
The sun., 1917-07-05
Local Golfers Help MakeUS ARedC CrossD Day Success
KNoLLwooD RECORD GOES.
Paterson Lowers xIrkby's Mark 20
05 for Course.

More than 5000 was raised by Knoll
wood golf enthusiasts yesterday to help
the u. 8. @. A. Red Cross day. An
added attraction at the popular course
was a record journey by Tom Paterson,
the club professional. Until yesterday
Oswald Kirkby, the Metropolitan ANA
teur champion. helc the record at Knoll
wood with 67 Paterson lowered II one
stroke by going out In 30 and coming
back in an equal number CT strokes. His
record card was:
Out. Bt1B2 e-N
In.............. 3t3S 80 J @sS-es
Paterson did not have the day to him
selw, as several competitions we're held.
Tho Red Cross flag competition, which
carried with II the medal, went to A
NJ. Abbott at the nineteenth green. The
women's eighteen hole handicap was
won by Mrs. b. Tappen Falrchild with
10s-4. 1OI.
novelty obstacle putting contest at
eighteen holes furnished most Of the ex-
element, since 1t was open to players Of
each set. Mrs. Ralph c. Carroll was
leader among the women with rs, and
Ralph C. Carroll, her husband. Just could
not help asserting himself to win among
the men with 81. The event carried the
contestants over barrels. through stove-
pipes, across lawn mowers and, in fact,
around every conceivable kind OF un-
usual hazard.
The sun., 1917-07-05
sCARsDALE GOLFERS TIE.

There was a tie for the Red Cross
medal in the eighteen hole medal play
handicap at Scarsdale yesterday be-
tween W. II. Alfringe. who had S6-lS,
6S, and T. r. Brown, with 73-5, 6S.
Brown played exceptional golf. and fin-
ishec, one stroke behind the par for the
course.
Several other competitions interested
a large field OF players In the morning
n ball sweepstakes for Glass A and B
found II. D. Hankes the Glass A leader
with S2-s. 73. and Alfrlnge the Class B
top man with S6-1s. 6s. In the after
noon A. w. Haigh won in Glass A with
IT'S. 60. and A. Childress in Class B
with 94-16, rs. A four ball match over
thirty-six holes went to T. r. Brown
and w. w. Lawrence with 64-6e, 1873.
The sun., 1917-07-05
SMITH TRIUMPHS AT GOLF.

total OF $500, an average of moro
than IS a player, was contributed to the
Red Cross by fifty members OF Ridge
wood Country Club, who competed yes
terday in the United States Golf Asso-
cations tournament, which was held
with the flag competition for the presi-
dents, and vice-presdent's cups.
F. c. Smith led the field with s3-l2
Il, and advanced his flag further than
any other player. He chose the Red
Cross medal as his prize. II. b. Fem,
ia, ~, took the presidents cup: J.
II. Dunning, s0-ls. "a. vice-president's $
cup. and F. H Humphrey. Ss-16, ~,
the United States Golf Association GER
tifcate. F. c. Coleman's return was
eS-26, 72; q. L. Green, SS-15, ia; A.
f. Titterton, eo-17, 10. and F. j. Parry.
100-27, 73.
The sun., 1917-07-05
ELLIS VICTOR AT GOLF.

Forty members of the North Jersey
Country Club competed for the United
States Golf Association medal yesterday.
A. f. Ellis won the coveted Red Cross
trophy with a return OF $40, So. Sew
enty-ive dollars was realized for the
Red Cross
There was a spirited contest for the
presidents cup, selected score for best
eighteen out of thirty-slx holes TO count
j, Z. O'Leary led the field with a net of
SO. his handicap of 81 proving too much
for Ellis who was second with $50,
64, and Il, Barnes, whose return was
73-S, 6b. Richard r, Chiswell returned
9o-22, 6S; J. d. NJ. Vandien. S5-l6, 50,
and r. S. Hirsch, 97--2s, 60.
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have had to console him when his efforts
have not been rs successful. Now no comes
with a remarkable achievement and we
regret what may be our inability to en-
blazon that fact on the record Of the prize
pin contest, as the shad Is not one OF the
UNITED ANGLERS LEAGUE PRIZE PIN
COMMITTEE.
New York, July 4
Herrick Called Inconsistent.
Assembiyman Alonzo ID. Horrick IL In
sucker law which permits the taking out
Of suckers from trout streams by nets
under the ice during December, January
and February, In one part OF his article
he says It is impossible for the sucker
fishermen TO catch the trout and In the
next breath no tells how shad fishermen
are catching them by the hundreds.
Evidently Mr.. Herrick IL not so familiar
with the habits OF trout that he should
J. H. +.
Rutherford. y. j.. July 4.
The sun., 1917-07-05
GOLF MATCHES AT INWooD.

Club championships in two divisions
we're brought to conclusion and one
was left in the final round at Inwood
yesterday. In class A, s. A. Mayors de-
feated Morton We'll by up and 10
play in the final match. Sam Seiber was
victor over y. Meyers at the eghteentn 4
green in, class c. In the class b d.
vision Joseph Oppenheimer and Phil
Isaacs are to meet for the title.
Herbert Obendorfer won the flag cow-
petition at the eighteenth green WITH
a 75
The sun., 1917-07-05
ARCHIE GRAHAM IN FORM.

Featuring play on the Arcola Country
Club links yesterday was the victory OF
Archie Graham. former New Jersey
champion, in the United States Golf
Association tourna-oent for the Red
Cross. He returned Sard OF 76-5, II.
The tournament netted $50 for the Red
Cross. There was spirited competition
in the qualifying round for the vice
presidents trophy, with these qualify
ing: G. A. Brinkerhoff, s5-12, 10; Karl
l.. Frederick, S9-15. "a; c. p Eddy,
S2-5. IT; ]. r. Marshall, S9-12, II !;
Archie Graham. SIS, 76 II. f. Har-
rison, s2-16, IT; C. H. Eddy. 92-15,
II; William I. Lewis, 104-2T, II.
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WHEATLEY HILLS RESULTS.

Golfers Of wheatley Hills paired OF
Yesterday and competed in four ball
matches. after contributing s470 toward
U. s. G. A Red Cross fund. Herbert
Gulick and C. w. Pinger led the field
with 95-26, 80. DR.. G. p. Cleghorn
and DR.. T. G. Costello were second. with
lOs-27. TO- Then followed G. NJ. Dom
aldson and Thomas II. Tierney, with
1864. So; A. II. Mowen and F. b.
Small. 106-22, 81. and ]. e. Downing
and r. Downing, Jr., 97-l2. IS.
The sun., 1917-07-05
TENNIS Ar GLEN RIDGE.

The Glen Ridge Tennis Club defeated
the oxford Club, also OF Glen Ridge IN
Ave matches there yesterday afternoon
The summaries:
women's singles-Miss Elsie calder beat
Mrs. Cross, 6--3, SIS, I'll
Mems SingleS-L. w. Knox heat R0"'T,
son Root, 81, SIS; ]. W, Merrill heat
Swan, "a. 6--4.
Mems Doubles-Carter and williams a.l'
Root and Ogilvie, 6-3, 6--l; NJ 7 l"It
win and John SRlter beat Mocn''' ~Ha
Torrey. ll-9. 6-l.
The sun., 1917-07-05
TENNIS AT RUTHERFORD.

Rutherford Tennis club players cow
peted yesterday for the governors ruf
reaching semi-fnsl round VI li'''
brook eliminated Clarence \ Rro"''
club champion. and Dwight Hul,nE de-
fcated Robert w. H. Campbell, ras."r'
Valley League champion, in first round
Scores IN the round leading TO srW'
finals we're:
Carl l.. Russell defeated Dwight ilp'n nv
G--i. 6--l; Dr, Roy q, Perham d't''
W. A. Huliug, Sc, Ct. II ll'In' y
defeated Dr. T.. c, Reynolds. !, O. l.
The sun., 1917-07-05
PORTER WINS AT FLUSHING.

f. r. Porter won the Red Cross handi-
cap at the Flushing Country Club YES.
terday with a card OF $40 ~ Tbs
.other leading scores were. f. V. Peters
105-2s, II; r. l.. Bennett, $50, 7s;
F. T. Phillips, s2-l4, IS About one
hundred members took part in tho com.
petition.
In a medal competition against hoGte
in which the selected best eighteen holes
out of thirty-six counted c. F. Watt ard
w. A. Mantle each finished ur n
Rung. Jr.. F.. p. Porter and r II. BOYD
were each four up.
The sun., 1917-07-05
WILSON HYDEWoOD LEADER.

]. A Wilson with a score OF s1-22.
SO, won the flag competition at the
Hydewood Golf Club yesterday. II f.
Blazier finished second with sell, II.
Walter Whitehead won the driving con-
test with an average Of 205 yards In
three drives.
These scores were posted in the
sweepstakes event.:
II. H. woodland. e7--2S, IL, J. A. Wilson,
ss-z2 "a; W. r. Townsend. lo6-3o, IS;
+. K Anderson. 1o0-24. 70: r. NJ. Smith
lOO-2A T5
The sun., 1917-07-05
GOLFERS PLAY FOR CUP.

For cup presented by r. l. Chap
man for the lowest net score for thirty.
six holes, G. b. Martin was the winre-
on the Glen Ridge Country Club lnk'
yesterday, with 1873, 14j. The othe-
scores we're:
r.. z. Moody. 174-cs. 14e; r. c. Thowp.
son, 81 1Iri vi WItSes,.r sni n
Smith. 1912, 151; C. W. Schwlnn 10
10. 154: ". A. Louden. 1912, 1855; n ".
Burns. 177-22. 1855.
For the best net score-eighte.u
holes-in the morning w. Sanford won
with 72. and Fred Connell in the after
noon with 6S
The sun., 1917-07-05
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received By the
Board OF Water Supply at its ofiees.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building,
S:Tk Is2S S9w ctS GSntrS uS fnS cs s
July TO- 1917, for Contract ist for placing
q vltrihed brick pavement in tar mAstic IN
the Kensieo aerator: The work Is located
At. Pleasant, Westehestsr county. New
IA the above place and time the bids
ists Containing information for bidders ana
contract drawings can be obtained at the
above address, at the once OF the SecrO-
~ eass on It's esSRasnt oS e0,s5
pamphlet For further particulars apply
10 the once OF the Principal Assistant IN.
ginesr at .he sI sbSys D. saa sadreis as;;ss p....
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
~ JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners Board Of Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHEk5IONE. secretary.
sEHLED BIDS will Be received by the
twenty second moor. Municipal Building,
PARK Row, Centre and Chambers Streets,
New ySTk G pn' tor II q M on Tue: s:;
suffacing with vitrined brick block about
1000 feet Of highways at the Kensico dam,
81 tho Town Of North Castle. wsstchestsr
Oa Al the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read, Pamph-
lets containing info" o"mRtion for bidders and
above address. al the once OF the seers.
tary, by depositing tho sum OF ten dollars
: NlO) In cash or ita equivalent for each
70 he once Of tho Prineipsi Xssistsnt t. En.
Gineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
GCba,ARLEs n CHADWICK
Commissioner. Board Of Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsToNE. Fecretarr.
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Weather Forecast

FOR eastern New York. fair to-day; fair
fo-morrowJ warmer I'm west portion; gentle
20 moderate shifting winds.
For New Jersey, fair to-day; fair to-
morrow; warmer in the interior. gentle TO
moderate shifting winds.
For New England. fair to-day and to-
morrow, little ehaBEa In temperature
For western New York. fair and warmer
to-day and tomorrow; gentle to moderate
shifting winds
NEW YORK, July b.--Fair weather pre-
vailed yesterday In all districts from the
Ohio valley and lake regions east 10 the
Atlantic coast. There were Hc tered thun-
der storms in the South AtlHnt,r and east
Gulf States and IN n few places In the
upper Misslsslppi and Missouri valleys and
in the Southwest; but there was no general
storm IN any section. The Temperature
was slightly lower in nearly all districts
east Of the Mississippi River. and u was
warmer in the Northwest and plain states.
In this city the day was fair and slightly
cooler: = winds. light southerly; average
humidity. 81 per cent: barometer, cor
rected to read to sea level at A. NJ,
aeos; p. NJ. 1927.
p.,ou.,., % aM. oSI SOD aedo
narometer. s.s's'ssssss ]hLuo' ogVO
Mq,nd nMqmidlIy Iy,::::,i,;o;r.'.''''''. :,,or NsZ,h south
Mlnd-velocity y'.'.'.s'' u
Neather. ............... CLOUDY Ciouoy
precipitation ...ssss.s "a NONE
The temperature in this city yesterday.
aevrecorded by the official Thermometer,
"a shown IN the annexed tables
sAH Ms .Ss aP lP. Il: MM....4s 9P M.Is IL
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The sun., 1917-07-05
DowNEY WINS AT APAwAMIs.
Takes Red Cross Medal in Golf
Competition.

John l. Downey had the honor OF lead-
ing the contributors who played over
Apawamis course yesterday in the Red
Cross handicap with a net OF Sis, 73.
T. c. Fogel was second with $50, 75,
and then came +. S. Keeler's $50. IS,
and II. A. Goodies sell. rs. In the
golf committees prize AFFAIR at thirty
six holes w. w Rickers 174-lS, 1856,
was equal 10 II. 5. Graves's 166-10.
1856.
An eighteen hole medal play handicap
in the afternoon went to l.. L. Fleming,
who turned In s7-l3, "a. The morning
sweepstakes found T. c. Fogel in front
with his scoraOnoted above. and F. s.
Keeler second. In the afternoon ball
sweepstakes L. l.. Fleming had s7-13,
"a; H S. Graves, S2-5. IT; w. w.
Kicker. s6-9. II. and II. l. Downsy.
S0-9, II
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ARDsLEY DOES IT'S BIT.

More than $500 was realized by the
golfers OF Dunwoodie for the u. s. G.. A.
Red Cross fund In the tournament held
yesterday. Ralph Foote was the low net
leader after thirty-six holes of play with
card of 173--34, 139. The Glass A
handicap went to +. f. Aiken with rs
s, 81. In the Glass b division W. L. s.
Pierce had $50, 65. and in Glass C
III, r, Faulkner had $50, 6S
The sun., 1917-07-05
TENNIS AT BAYSIDE T, e,

Two matches were played ycstcr''
in the second round Of the mems SlnF'~
championship on tho courts Of IN" b' NJ
side Tennis Club yesterday II
Roberts beat Howard r. Roden, 7.
6-S. 60, and will face WlluaW
Parmlee in the third round. the Ia'n'
having advanced to that stage last sun.
day. b. Linkheld beat II, Roh'nsN''
"A a
The sun., 1917-07-05
ESSEX FEILs GOLF RESULTS.

Ball sweepstakes morning and after
noon was the holiday attraction at Es-
sex FeTs Golf Links. The scores:
Charles aowing. $40, II: II. A. Dodge,
sT-2l, rs; L. Gardner. io2-2s. "a; c. e
Bacon, $50, rs; r. II. Carswell, IS
20, rs; W. Brown, ss-13. rs: Jason Rog-
ers, Sill. rs: 7, Merriman, So-l3, II;
w Shillaber, Jr., 1875, 70.
In the afternoon Charles Edgar won
with S6--l7, SO, with Jason Rogers sec
ond with S5-11. ~. Edgar also won
a flag competition in Glass A. and L.
Gardner in Glass B.
The sun., 1917-07-05
GARDEN CITY LIBERAL.

Ball sweepstakes with morning ard
afternoon winners was the attraction
which helped Garden City golfers con-
tribute $1,lO0 toward the Red Cross
fund yesterday. In the morning Clar-
ence L. Leake was in front, with 79-6
70, but in the afternoon a tie existed
between D. C. Greenway, who had SIS,
"a, and w. b. Ritt, with 79-5, ~
The sun., 1917-07-05
FOX HILLS GOLF RESULTS.

Competitions for various trophies
helped TO entertain the golfers at Fox
Hills yesterday. w. II. Kelsey, with
99-25. "a. took the w. w. Lowrey
trophy. The ]. G. Spindler cup for 36
hole contests went to w. W. Deacon,
with 1870, lat. Deacon made the
first eighteen in S6 and the second in 80.
A best ball foursome found J. NJ.
Fleming and George p. Stebbns victors
with ITO, 81.
The sun., 1917-07-05
s1oo BY MALBA GOLFERS

The final contest for the Presidents
cup at tho Malba Field and Marine Clue,
Long Island. was won by c. {, Ora.
who defeated r. w Sampson, : Up ard
6 to play.
The Red Cross received 500 as the
result OF the tournament.
The sun., 1917-07-05
HoDGMAN TWICE WINNER.

Walter Hodgman and C. II. jennings
ran one, two in two different golf COM
petitions at st. Andrews yesterday.
Hodgman won the Red Cross handicap
with 84-14. 10, and then made another
trip around the course TO take down the
laurels in the thrty-six hole affair for
the club prize with 1898, 1872, Jen-
nings had So, "a for eighteen holes
and ills, 163 for the double Journey
The sun., 1917-07-05
SIXTY PLAY AT ARDsLEY.

Sixty players took part in the FED
Cross tournament at Ardsley yesterdaN
A. B. Cristell turned In the best net
card with SS-lS, TO, and f. l, Eldr'iEs
was second with S9-16, 73
The sun., 1917-07-05
TRIPLE TIE AT GOLF.

There was a tie for low net In me
Liberty golf events at the Hudson River
Country Club yesterday. f. W, Fith'7
completed the course in SIS =.
r s. Jarvis had s5--14. II, and Camp
bell Scott. 97-26. II.
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HERMAN GOLF WINNER.

w - "an WI 'io neu Cross
held at Sleepy Hollow yesterday with a
card Of ss-27. II. d. C. ordway turned
In Ss--ts. ~ for second laurels.
The sun., 1917-07-05
PAwNBRoKERs, SALES.


Auctionoer, Ib2 Canal Street, sells jeWeIry
at IL A. M; clothing at 10 4: M.
Of pesT guSy sapphrc
and emerald rings. brooches, pendants,
scarf pins. earrings, loclketA studs. sleeve
and silver watches, Jewelry of all kinds. all
No, of 1915, to $4,000. 1915, and No. i Of
1855. 1914, diamond bracelet; isisS' ISIS.
gold o. f. watch and diamond s. pin;
iTstS; 1915, al. SiamG9a 3 pin; 1879; ieiS'
ISIS, gold " F. watch; 21Si. isis. ala.
mond ring; 2l52, 1915. diamond ring; 2sIO.
ssss. 1Sis' di%monG wateh; 0na aOS9 isiS 'Ss! Sls
diamond hair comb; 43S2, 1916, gold o. +.
watch diamond lam rms GiamoRd g. links
mOnd sol, ring; 575s, 1915. gold bag. dia-
mond ring, diamond brooch; 5sll, 1915,
lave sysisTS fs?H siGo ii dS%ond S rps asssS ssss
1918. diamond sol; ring, diamond g. pin.
diamond belt: 6t34. 1918. three diamond
rings; Ss6s. 1919 diamond and pearl s; pin;
diamond lockett $3.50. 1916, two diamond
rings and two diamond studs; 6675, 1916,
tive aaTCpS sns 1898 isl SamonS
ring; 7092, 1915, diamond bar pin: 1892,
1915, diamond pini 1918. 1915. gold bag.
diamond pin, diamond lsvsllierei $3.50.
scrintion held over from preylous sales
L. L. FIRUsKI. Auct'r, 10 Bowery. sells
10 A. ~. July ~. BY order VIM. Simpson,
pearl, diamond and all other precious
stone jewelry, in various mountings, lew
elry ~ every description, and all other
pledges. pledged prior May IL, 1915. to No
! nj
The sun., 1917-07-05
MAN LEADER AT COLE.

Forty-five golfers took part in the
Liberty tournament at the Richmond
County Country Club yesterday and con-
tributed s222 toward the u. s. G. A.
Red Cross fund. Arthur Man won the
medal with SIS, 76.
The sun., 1917-07-05
MEDAL PLAY AT WEE BURN.

Club yesterday was thlrty-six hole
handicap, the best eighteen holes to
count II. w. Banks was the winner
In Glass A, with a net score of 81.
A. II, Waterman won in Glass r with a
net score Of 60, Fifty players partici-
mated
The sun., 1917-07-05
HOUSES FORTHE SUMMER.

ARTISTS AND WRITER'S room
bungalow among Cape Ann fishermen,
every window LoRING GRIMES. iTa Bur
Fill st.. Swampscott. Mass. Tel. Lynn ITO.
The sun., 1917-07-05
THREE TIE AT HAWORTH

Three players tied for the best net
score in the eighteen hole Red Gross
medal play tournament at Haworth yes
terday, H. w. CovinRton had 93--22.
II; II. l.. Brown, ~ 81, a, and Som
ers Foster, 1910. al.
The sun., 1917-07-05
IEw YORK REAL ESTATE ron SALE
4 GENTIfMIKs COUNTRY EsfIiE

40 acres, II rooms. mansion. electric
lights Independent plant), steam heat. two
bathrooma, toilet, city water, etc. Gate
house OF rooms, all improvements; man
sions on Hudson River bank 400 feet high;
beautiful view. Dock and riparian rights:
ahady drives. One hundred thousand fine
asparagus will pay 5000 n year alone;
ali kinds OF fruits. sig thousand grapes.
Large barns and chicken houses Situated
City. Admittedly the finest place between
New York and Albany. Price, including fur
ERNEST TRIBELH0RN. so Wall Street.
The sun., 1917-07-05
FoURSoME AT FAIRVIEW.

A Scotch foursome featured the hoti'
day of golf at Fairview, with NJ, Klauhe-
and A. Weinberg tho winners thr"Ss \
card OF $50, 7s
The sun., 1917-07-05
KELLER AHEAD AT GOLF.
Takes Two Competitions at West.
aeId Rcd Cross Annir.

Westfeld golfers contributed SIS
toward the u. s. G. A. Red Cross fund
yesterday and then bowed to the supe-
riority of A. f. Keller, who took tie
medal for the best gross in the eighteen
hole handicap with s3-14. SO. Ths
best net went 70 J. II. Drake with ~
20, ~. Keller got AIS yards in thres
drives and won that competition, whi.4
Miss Hazel Gardiner was the best putte4
Among the wnman
The sun., 1917-07-05
BRENNAN sIwANoY VICTOR.

J. p. Brennan. with 1875. SO, won
the Red Cross medal In the eighteen hole
medal play competition at Siwanoy yes
terday: II. l.. Gauss mad 1919, 50,
and Y @ SteYens aa-2a. 70
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AucIionser, 0s Bow

watches. diamonds
description pledged
'lder dates held over
including numbers
1880, 1874. E.
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nSssa & yr.:s ,sSSR
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

HoUsEKEEPER WANTED.
WANTED---A housekeeper for n rather
small house In the country. a woman OF
good breeding, good taste and thoroughly
capable Of managing such house with
-four Or i've servants. AnSwer with refer
eneeG q. T. H., box ia Sun ONCE.
The sun., 1917-07-05
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham n straus, Fulton at. Tackle only.
Aichelc, p, 40l knick. aV. Tel ISIS Ev'green.
Conzen, A.. $50 Grand at. Tel. 3Ol6 staEE
Docring q Co, 662 Liberty aV. M. schenck.
johnson, r., 269 wyckon Av Tel. 1915 B'wick.
Kingston, 1889 Fulton st 1908 Bed Tide bks
Hummer, 1851 Fulton ST., Reid av. 1895 Bedford
I.oeser, Frederick Co., Fulton at. .Tkle. only
Michaelson, sl4 B'way. Tel. No bait
Muiier, otto, s62 WyckOn Rv., cor. Linden. Tel
Schaaf, 1876 Flathnsh av. Tel 2al9 Sterling
Slote, WIN, $40 Flushing Av. Tel ISl6 StaEg.
NnehrinE 1886 MYrile Az Tel. 4l7a w II lLick
The sun., 1917-07-05

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.