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New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Lexington Results

First race (three-year olds and up; claiming:
sl7.30 81 40, $40. first Harry Mason. 100 lGen-
~. s4.7o. IS7o, second; ophelia W.. 90 Nvilts,.
baby. Liberator. Justice Goebel. Executor. Toy
Miss. Sayonnara. Prince Harry and Philstlne also
second race (two- year old maiden fillies: purse
$500; four and q half durlongsl Swsep
!sietesf5 81 $3.50 tSird Time ojs 5. i'5 BLACK
Third race tthree year -olds: claiming; purse
$500: ono milc)-Ernest b.. 100 tGarner). $500.
$3.50. $2l0. first; Frank Burke, 1o6 (Poolel. $3.50
s25o sseond; Mar . Tom, lOl !dgubsr sa7o. third
Aztec finished third but, was disqualified for foul
Fourth race (the Versailles; three year olds !;
purse, 5000: one milc)-Lucky b.. l09 (McCabe)
$3.50. $3.50. s4!9 first; seyell Comb, Combs. l09
{Moss', $40. third; Time l:ss ~. nub95'ins
ter and jim HefYerlng also ran.
Fifth race (Bahy Bond Handicap; thrce-ye
ods and up: purse 800; one mile and sxtcenth)
-Hoister. ia GENTRY, $50. $40. $3, first;
Bribed Voter. 1913 !simIson). s57o, ss.ao. sec
' i:4s IS. 80 Olive WOOD. Manager waito and Nc Nc
siIth race 9TH. Athens: twe-yeas old oelts and
Major PafEs. lis Goose, sal 90. -so;So. s. 30
oSa %Ua Fro F. j. af fsnsh IL s hsd
Time O55 As. Trogtown and Linsen also ran.
Seventh race (four-year- -olds and up: claiming;
purse. $G00 one uile and q furlong)-Dancer. 104
lGrubor). $3.50. ssao: $500, first; ~ Eddie T.. 100
For Fair, Ask Her. Yodclss. Ben Levy and John
Graham also ran.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Pirnlico Result.

First race (thrcc year -olds; selling: purss. s7oo
SIX flrlongs) Colonel Valentine los iMsrslerl
$3.50. $500. So. first; Grey Eagle. los tWiiuei. !.
$500. So. second; June Bug, lo3 !Rob!nson} S. So
third. Time. l8 Jake Schas. High Low os,one
Eta H.. Candidate H.. Brocatelle Ciarissa. Herrer
and sam Pickett also ran.
Second race two -ycar-od maidens purse. $780,
sss Co. sss &c. ssso agst: opSsuss lo7 7Vdfs' Wals}.
1870. $270 second; Dagheera. Ito tTroxler}, S. CO.
third Nmo. 05l Poutney. Knot, Dircctress. His
Sister Balarosa. Sir neau GarGoyle and Comfort
also
Third race two mles)wariock. lAs lAllenl.
$20.3 $3.50. $3.50. hrst Fairmac. l52 (Bryant).
$3.50. $3.50. sscond; sixty -Four. l4e (Banett)
Garnet Cn T pussy Willow ar and First out also ran
Fourth race ftwo~year- olds: the Druid Hill Purse
500; four urlongsl--Cresson, liza lNobinson).
$440 $3.50 second: The Wanderer liza tTroxler).
$40. third Tsme, o5os5- Star Realm. The
Six Hundred. Banzal and Wcwoka also ran:
Firth tthree year olds and, up: tho Rennsr,s
Rssks: so .stdes ,ssso irs. phi.ppss. 'os o9
iTapiin} $2 SO. third Time. i4s 4-5. blackboard.
Woodstona and Belringer also ra2.
Sixth race tthtre yesr-olds and up: purse. 500:
six jnrlongs, Sunny Slope. .ll0 lCsilahan). $ss.
5000. $3.50. ars, Tumhles. lis titobinsonl $40.
$3.50. second; Nerperhsn, ITO tkummerl. Sa,50.
third. TINS. ll7. @ Presumption. ts Contsn,sr, der.
Seventh racs three e-year-olds and up. claiming;
PR5ss FRa%mssS 9s 9s S IS sso ss's" oa p1sss iii
ssr no out .ssond; huEaoS.s 1nss..i 10
ya0
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
War Workers
Are Forming a
Soccer League

professional soccer football league,
playing only government war workers
who are proficient at the kicking game,
is being formed by the men who have
just completed the organization of the
Shipbuilders' Baseball League.
Although the competition will not be
started until September or October,
teams already are being organized to
represent the largest war plants of sew
eral Eastern states on the soccer field
in the 1918-19 season. According to
advices from Bethlehem, Penn, Charles
M. Schwab, Director General of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, who was
among the first distinguished patrons
of soccer in this country. will donate
9 trophy for the Shipbuilders' Atlantic
States Soccer League.
The following rrms have Joined in
the movement for organized soccer
among the shipworkers: Hog Island
Shipbuilding Corporation, Chester Ship
building Corporation, New York Ship
building Company, Pennsylvania Ship
building Company, of New Jersey;
Traylor Shipbuilding Company, Of
Cornwell, Penn; Sun shipbuilding
chants Shipbuildng Corporation, Of
Bristol, Penn, and Bethlehem Steel
Shipbuilding Company's Harlan &
Hollingsworth plant, of Wilmington,
Del.
Thus an eight club league is assured.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Frederick Peterson, Plaintiff
against Fourth Leasehold, Inc, Abraham
Sonken, ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclos-
above-entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF April, 1918. l. the undersigned,
the referee. In said judgment named. will
sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Salesrooln, Nos. 1916 Vesey Street, in the
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.
on the Sth day of May, 1918 at IL o'clock
tioneer the premises directed by said judg
ment to be sold, and therein described as
follows: T
ALL that plot or parcel of land, with
the improvements thereon, situate in the
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
known as No; West 5oth Street. bounded
and described as follows:
ery side Of Ffteth straet IN distant tns a0u
from the corner formed by the intersection
OF the southerly side Of said street with
the westerly side OF Fifth Avenue. thence
Fifth Avenue ono hundred feet and flve
Fiftieth Street twenty seven feet. thence
northwardly parallel with the Fifth Ave-
hundred feet and five inches to
Fiftieth Street. and thence eastwardly
along the southerly side Of Fiftieth Street
twenty y-seven feet to the place of ~begin-
ming.
Subject to any state of facts which an
accurate survey would show and subject
provisions mentioned in a certain indcnture
of lease executed to the party Of the sec
ond part (the said Frederick @P Peterson) by
the Trustees OF Columbia University in the
City of New York formerly the Trustees
of Columbia College in the City of New
York;, dated June "a. 1907, and recorded
in the office Of the Register of the County
of New York the 4th day OF October.
1907 in Liber 142, page 1874, and indexed
under Block 1895. Section 6, on the Land
Map OF the City of New York, and sub
ject to all existing mortgages of said prem
ises.
Dated. New York. April 18th. 1915.
JAMES A. LYNCH Referee.
BUTLER, WYCKOFF g. CAMPBELL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 54 Wall Street,
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram of the prop
erty to be sold; its street number is
West 50th Street
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
FORECLOSURE SALES

sUPREAfN COURT, County of New YORK
Manhattan Mortgage Company, Plaintiff,
against Wadsworth Associates, Inc. and
others, Decentralization No 2.
IN pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and! entered in the
18th day of April. 1918. I. the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named. viii
sell at public auction, at the EXCHANGE SaIes
room, no l4-l6 Vesey Street, in tho Borough
ol Manhattan, City Of New York, on the 14ih
gay OK May, 1918, at IL o'clock noon on that
aay, by Henry Brady. Auctioneer, the
sold. and therein described as follows ~
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, situate, lying and being in the Hor
ough OF Manhattan, City, County and state
OF New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows: as Ao'-
BEGINN1NG at a point on the e,ater,v
,southerly ,s,u from the corner formed by the
WadGsworth Avenue with the southerly side
oa m isOtn street; thence southerly along said
eeasteriy side of Wadswor,k Avenue, 59G3
aset tnence eastery parallel with said
&C, s,outneriy Side of 19oth Street and part of
the distance through q. party wall, 100 feet
SIDE SIDE OF Wadsworth Avenue, 6sS3 feet:
tnence westerly parallel with said souther,v
side of 190th Street and part of the Istarca
through party wall 100 feet to the noint
or place Of beginning 1'i-'
Dated NsW gsn1H xoTk' April e, 1918.
CARRINGTON & PIERCE, Attornevs tor
plaintiffs, 200 Broadway. New York.
Ihe following is a diagram of the prom
erty to be sold; 1t has no street Number.
190th Stree,
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York The East River savings Institu-
tior. plaintiff, against Amelia Furrer and
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and entered in the
above e-enttled action and bearing date the
18th day of April, 1918. l. the undersigned.
the referee in said Judgment named. viii.
sell at public auction at the Exchange
sS,alesroom Nos 1915 vessy Street, in the
on the 9Th day of May, 1913, at l2 o'clock
noon on that day, by al. MoRGENTHAU,
Jr. Co. ,AnctIoneer. the premises, directed
described as follows: ALI, that certain lot
piece parcel OF land. with the buildings
aa Sens II the e intimate
tan, of the City of New York in the County
and State Of New York, bounded and de-
scribed follows:
side OF Seventh Avenue. distant hfty-nine
500 feet. three ta) inches northerly from
northerly sdo Of Fortieth Street with the
said easterly side of Seventh Avenue and
opposite the centre OF party. wall standing
on the lot next adjoining the same on the
south; running thence easterly through the
centre Of said party wall on a line parallel
northerly parallel with Seventh Avenue
nineteen Nsl feet nine 60, inches: thence
westerly and again parallel with Fortieth
Street TO and through the centre of party
wall standing partly on the lot thereby de-
stribed and partly on the lot next adjoining
the same on the north. sixty f60) feet to
the easterly side of Seventh Avenue; thence
southerly along said easterly side of Sew
enth Avenue nineteen Ge) feet nine 90
Dated. New York, April II. 1915.
SAMUEL R HAMBURGER, Referee.
EDWARD r. voLLMER. Attorney for
Plaintiff, 2ss Broadway. Manhattan.
New yark.
The following ,s a diagram OF the property
7th Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Lexington Entries

First race tfor three year .olds; purse. $500; six
lo5; Sepe. lo7: Choir Master. lo7; spsarlene
Second race Claiming; for two-year,olds purse.
5000: four and half furionRs) s)-'Rassok. 100
Lama. los: skysweepcr. lo7 Docod. no; Allah
Third raco !for maidens three years old and up
ward: purse. 5000; one mile and and seventy ysrds,Mo
pss 2 pi,s,y West, lla Ironmastsr lis Adean'e 49,
= Fourth race ithe Hyatta Stakes: for two,year-
old hilies 81 800 added; four and half furlongs)
mha,s Randall ITO; Madras no. Battsrcsks 11S
Logs; 10; Exempted iI5. tgsttercake and Blush
Fifth race tthe Har!odsburg: for thrce -olds:
100: Duke of Savoy. 1903; Rlus Paradise, le6
Theodore Fs!- nmpj. los: st. Augustine. los
Tscoia l0s; Right Angle, lie.
si.tl, race tclsiming: for hreeysar-olds purse.
$500: one mile xnd quarter l--sCora Lane. l01
Little Bigger iol; 'olga STAR Io5: 'Gordon Rus
seal, Ito,
seven.h raco !tor maidens. three years old and
upward: purse. 5000: ono mile and seventy yards,
Rgmarolo ttmp}. l03; Brig Of War limp J. 1903:
Fnta Ernst limp;l. los; unar. Ioa; Radmcn, loa
.Apprsntics allowance clsimsd :. - -
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Centre limo of the block.
e. 18TH Street.

z. 18th Street.
Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satfsfy which the aboye-described
property is to be sold. is ss.sosli, with IN
1913, together with costs and allowances
amounting to esss.27, with interest from
April 17th 1918, together with the expenses
Of the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes. assessments and water rates or other
liens. which are to he allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of tho purchase money or paid by
the Referee, is $ss7 and interest and penal
ties
The above described premises will be sold
subject to sewer agreement recorded I'm
the office of tha New York County Register
in Section OF conveyancea, Ltber Is.
Page f49. and to a state of facts shown on
= survey made by p. Il. Nossrand, dated
May 10th. 1905. and subject to tho resois-
tion of the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionment Of the City Of New York passed
on or about July 25th. 1918. and known as
the zoning Ordinance and any amendmenIs
thereto. none Of which shall be nor be-
9semed to DO an objection to title nor ground
Dated New York, April eTth. 1914
ABRAHAM p. KEvE, Re3seeo.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
A Born Hero

olN picturesque Eddie Rckenbccher
kcenbaher please brought first enemy air
plane AS who has from the Santa
monica Palisades the flats Sheepead extend
congratulations
Eddie France Persngs but that was
700 owand safefor him. He Flyinp
Corps less than French he
was flying, though he had been n
Carefree and reckless good natured
willing to take chance if chance
bacher is the stuff that heroes
automobile that he had
fortunate enough he would
majority of the competition at his
n
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold. is ss.7Sooo with in
terest thereon from the 11th day of April,
amounting to $324.31, with interest from
April 20, 1918, together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount of
the taxes. assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase money. or
paid by the referee, is $1,000 and interest
TO be apportioned.
Dated. New York. April q, 1918:
- HARRY n. FRENCH. Referee.
SUPREME COURT, County Of New York
Manhattan s, 1Ma !, Mortgage Company. Plaintiff.
others DISQUALIFICATION No. 3.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above-enttled action and bearing date the
S 18th day Of April, 1913 i. the undersigned,
salssroom: ~: AIS Vesey street. r'atss in the
on the 14th day of May, 1s1s. at ~ o'clock
noon on that day, by Henry Brady, Auc-
tioneer, the premises directed by said judg-
ment to be sold. and therein described as
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
ogh o yng end being in the Ror
follows:
of Wadsworth Avenue. distant 1853 feet feet
southerly from the corner formed by the
intersection of said easterly side of Wads-
worth Avenue with the southerly side of
1soth Street; thence so1therly along said
easterly side of Wadswerth Avenue. go feet
to the corner formed by the intersection Of
the said easterly side Of Wadsworth Avenue
with the northerly side of 1Ssth Street :
thence easterly along said northery side Of
1ssth Street. 100 feet; thence norsherly
parallel with said easterly side Of Wads-
worth Avenue, so feet thence westerly
parallel with said southerly side of 190th
Street and part Of the distance through a
party wall, 100 feet to the said easterly
side of Wadsworth Avenue at the point or
Dated. New York. April %, 1918.
HARRY N. FRENCH, Referee
CARRlNGTON & PIERCE. Plaintiffs Attor-
neys, 200 Broadway. New York N. Y.
The following IS diagram of the prop
erty to be sold; it has no street Number:
190th Street
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Pi,nlico Entries

First race tseiling; for two r.olds four fIr.
longs TslkeE, ia; Gelsncholis sp2.,' ~: ~
yssssnsa is oasaa inp IL; ;u;as LATHE 1spais Il,
saiielAioss timpj, us; Postage s,aIap& & To- Can
dadate II timp5, iie. Onward; az: Elm @ nart
llo: Dsedslus.. ilg: scotch Woodcock ll5: Arrah
Go On. li5; Jim Hoey. ll5: Jack Of Spades ll5 !:
Michigan. ll3; Goblet. lib; Assisp. il5; Man o
the H1as timp1. ll3
Third rssn (ihs Patspsco steeplechase: selling;
for four .yesr-c -clds snd upward; miesl a arter
lt5: Kilix, ia5 Royal spinner aimp.l. l4s: Welsh
kMf. l<9; inhdsl Il. lAz; New Haven, ~ |:
Gloucester i4s; Rhomb lt5; Mcshaeh. l1s; Arch
Fourth reee tfor two-year- olds; four flrlongsl--
Avian, 49, superalous, 100: Weymouth Girl l0s
oru,onds ~: D. g Girl. los: Bon Jour. loS: DR..
Fifth rses lthe Goyans Handicap: for three
ys:.r.9'ds y:as ia. snd sHws,d ~ f,rionss sox
Ono. l03:. Cvrrancy. 0S Sungold. Ca; Nsbssaka.
100; Charlie 1esdeckers lao: E1itterypld. ia
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Moran
Chance to Halt
Giants Game
i,0,est With Phillies Post
.,,ced--Test for McGraw's
Coming Soon

pptLApELPHIA, May /. - Early
.1r;ne rain and threatening weather
=. ,he management of the Phillies an
',.e,lent opportunity to sidestep ad-
....s;sv for time. To-day q scheduled
..,,sst between the Quakers and
s;.r.s. therefore. was postponed be-
s .s,e The fact had been definitely estab-
..,.a vhether or not the late afternoon
i,,ss .ssmsnts would be congenial for play.
es Ess Giants were greatly disappointed
!, ~ .se davis idleness. for they con-
:: s.ntiy counted upon handing the
sssu ssssi,ies such a trimming during their
n.r hero or to inspire all the other
as .., elubs of the circuit with whole
- fear. The champions have had an
~, ssss.,tunity to size up all their Eastern
s,s and feel confident they have abso-
n..iv nothing to fear from this end.
IA ssss manager and players, however,
's.i;ve ssiG the advantage Of pressing their
~ successful start to the limit while
~, ~ nossess such a decided advantage
~, w tbe three Eastern teams.
s'fl IA western wing of the circuit, on
~ whole. sizes up much stronger than
81. section. Within very short time
@ ~ New York title holders will be
~ ma nnon to visit each Western city
e. topr sames. 1t is reasonable to ex-
s..t -. that every one of these teams will
fs e. their very best pitchers for the
s.mnions. BY securing a commanding
III Il fhis time the Giants would be
.s,s .srs-to return to the Polo Grounds for
limo stand still we'll in the lead re-
..sdlsxs OF possible poor trip through
4. west. which is not expected.
p,s Moran was pleased with to-day's
....ronement. In the two games
s,sssd seainst New York, both of which
gg.ysoned into routs for the Quakers,
H. ph;llie pitchers we're slugged to all
s.-+s II the lot. The Phillie chief.
msrefore, is hard put to it to provide
.rsh bor talent as can make reason
Ill showing against the pacemakers.
o. reslizes that such drubbing as his
.s,m suffered yesterday cannot but
isrs the most demoralizing effect upon
. .smbination which runs heavily to
r,ruit talent BY cutting the series to
.brss games, with the bare chance OF
r;nninp the last one, to be played TO-
rsrrow Moran avoids the possibility
!, ths disgrace that a four-ply hammer
ix would entail. -.
Is a business proposition there is no
aspbt to-day's postponement was vel
ssw. TO the management. The Phillies,
y;thout Alexander and Killifer, do not
,nnsar ,. to be so popular as formerly.
i Is said, moreover, that the business
m,naeement is in bad repute with the
suhiie It is rumored that the powers
Ssvs discouraged plans of the Liberty
Iosn sommittee as to operations at the
kaN mark. There is little doubt that
doublsheader on the next visit of the
Giants will attract far greater numbers
than could possibly have been turned
away to-day.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
$30,000 Offered in Prizes
AT Sheepshead Speedway

frizes and bonuses amounting to
Sao,ooO will be at stake in the Hark-
ness Handicap, at 100 miles, which
VIII inaugurate the auto racing sea-
son at the Sheepshead Bay Speedway
on Memorial Day. four weeks from
Today. This is the first time handi-
cap race is offered as the feature
event, which introduces a new era in
the motor racing game.
@ Ihe complete programme for the
,lt lrst speed carnival of the year will
pc announced in a few days by Will
lam Ia H. Wellman, lessee of the Sleeps
LEA heao track, who will conduct all the
tnis season. 1t is expected that be-
siaes the automobile numbers there
W. Wlll be series of aerial events on
inc card for the Memorial Day meet.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
More on Brooklyn

lsCONEY" Brookyns baseball roofing
~ though indicated clearly it few mucke
there who giving Ebbe Field black making thu
dked parks the the ball "Cony
holds the Brooklyn responsible the
the bridge. He
smanyos Blu Brooklyn
thought is motto be a
"A of sport is more less er for fair treatment and the fans of
had of
of slfe refw o the team
Of the evils B. be
at
there
column town under
haitian manner.
tainy assunkto the
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Columbia Crew
Leaves To-day
For Princeton
Racing Shell Is Sent to Lake
Carnegie in a Pass
enger Coach

The Columbia University crew will
leave for Lake Carnegie and Princeton
this morning. Coach Rice will take two
substitutes in addition to his regular
eight and the coxswain. The crew will
arrive at Princeton in time to have a
row at IL o'clock this morning and a
second practice this afternoon. Coach
Rice has said that he will hold time
trial at one of to-day's practices. Both
will be in the neighborhood of two
miles in length.
To-day's work kouts will end the hard
practice for the Blue and White oars
men. Short practices with sprints will
be held tomorrow and last brief
warm-up on the morning of the big
race. The Columbia shell was sent
down to Lake Carnegie yesterday, all
of the fares in a passenger coach hav-
ing been purchased TO Princeton and
the boat sent in the car. This was
decided on as the quickest and most
convenient method Of taking the Colum-
bia she'll down.
Many Spectators Going.
The Childs Cup race will begin
about o'clock Saturday, and Columbia
is planning to send good number of
supporters to cheer the crew on. Penn
sylvania and Princeton. the other con-
testants, will complete their practices
on Lake Carnegie in the next three
days.
The regular crew, consisting of
Brown, stroke; Wormser, z; Calico, 6;
Parks, s; Taylor, a., Kraus, 8; Haw-
kins, 2. and Steinschneider, bow, made
the trip. Two substitutes from the
junior boat accompanied the first
oight-W ork, who has been rowing
No. 6, and Kindleberger, who held
No. 8. W. Ncale will be coxswain Of
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02

supRnME COURT, COUNTY S,E{ ns}sv,sSE9z, OF MEW
gE5X % MD NJ px WAKhuRWaA NJ WAnBuRG MoFriMH as Trus IS
tees under the will of Louis A; HeinsheiIms1r,
deceased, for the benefit of THEKLA sTECk.
ER ana repaaasArmTsYY comPAMY iao ct
III lai7. asls"'AA'S' ''N :. ,.u..,o.,,r.
ahu ahove9 entitled action and bearing date the
l7th day Of April. 1918. !, the undersigned; Ns
at public auction. at the Exchange Salesroom;
Nos 14-16 Vesey Street, in the Borough of
Manhattan, City of New York. on the 24th day
BY by L. J. Phillips & Co., Auctioneer, the prem, m,
;syaa d,rected by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described as follows: =.
ATI, that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and oeing a N N
the the Borough Of Manhattan. Of che. the G. City s0r Oh
YORK bounded and described as follows;
E BsEGiNNlNG at a point on the northerly s y,
side Of 18th Street distant hv lS tSe
~ o the northerly side of 18th Street and the
easterly side Of Second Avenue;, running
thence easery along SAID
w.,th second Avenue and part Of the distance
through a party wall 102 feet 2 inches TO
an aIone said centre line Of the block and par
aiIel with 18th Street 25 feet; thence south,
eriv again parallel with Second Avenue. lo2
feet . inches to the point or place. of begin
ming. Said premises being now known oy
the Street Number 81 East 18TH Street !;
tnsether with all fixtures and articles at
tsched to or used in connection with said
p'f5aesdI pated New York. April 9Th, 1913.
Attorneys snlf for plaintiffs. ll1 Broadway. Bor-
nugh Of Manhattan, New York City.
The following Is diagram Of the property
to he sold. Its street number is 3ll East
18th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Ryan, Hammer HEAVIER.
Passes. Test for Draft

3s Sa In ready to face the music, /"
~ = hyan, the champion hammer
y the United States. yester-
!. .aashty weight man had just
~ ~ medical examination for the
SsS he was pronounced sound
VI L sAo hn,b and without blem-
i.sue ~ stepped off the scale, which
yso the beam st 277 pounds
= 4 outer garments, Ryan looked
u Gould make smithereens of a
nuns. He stands 6 feet a
d the examining. physician
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New-York tribune., 1918-05-02
Capablanca Arrives;
Coached Girl Expert

jose r. Capablanca, chess champion
of Cuba, arrived yesterday from ha-
vana, after an absence OF seventeen
months. The young international master
was received with open arms by mem
bers of the Manhattan Chess Club,
where he will give his first stimuli
taneous exhibition next week.
Capablanca stated yesterday that ne
Seilorita Maria Teresa Mora, the fif-
teen-year-old girl chess expert, who
has already participated in number
Of club tournaments and held her own
against strong players Of the male sex.
Capablanca predicts promising future
for her as a chess player.