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]IsIIghtfuIleunIon

: delightful reunion was held sun
day At the home of NJ. ]. Niihide.
near Detonr. IN honor OF Mrs Viii
hides mother. Mrs. J. A. nangh. Al
noon all we're invited 10 the dining
room to nartake Of a sumptuoua
dinner which was heartily enjoyed
b. al The day wa PLEASANTLY spent
many incidents of childhood days be
inK recalled. The guests we're then
served delightful supper. after
which theY departed thanking their
h0zI and hostess for me pleasant day
spent. Those present were :. ]. VIII
hide and family, Mrs. J. :. laugh.
DeIonr: Mr. and Mr.. Noah E1icking=
er. Frederick: Levi FlickinEer. York:
rufus F'llckInger. aon Raymond an.
vile. near New Windsor; Mr. and
M. John FIIckinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Dunlap. baltimore. Mr.. and
Mr.. Jacob Flickingar. Walkersyiile
Mr.. John Fogle. son, Hethoran.
Union Bridge; Mrs. Stewart Hartman.
sons. lczra and Hugh, RAJ Doyle.
Gaeetown. Mr. and RS Helmet, son
Edgar, Mra. Sylvester Fngle and
Irran Berger. Hegerslown. ana Mrs.
/ Warren. Detour.
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STATEHOOD

Mrs. Ella NJ. shIpley Of Falrmount
has purchased new Chevrolet i've
passenger touring car.
Mr.. Lester ;. Patterson. Morgan
Heights Farm, has purchased new
Ford touring car.
Remember the strawberry and Ice
cream fete at the ]. O. !. A. Il. hall
Saturday. May sIBt
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday school vii hold its
annual childrensa day service IN the
church Sunday afternoon. June 18th
IT o'clock. instead Of June Ii a.
formerly announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freyman. son
Russell. daughters. Emily and Nae
and Mr.. Charles W. Arnold, II. Of
near slatewooa. Mr. and hrs. Charles
l,ockard. daughter. Naomi, aona.
George md Gordon. spent Sunday az
ternoon with III. and Mrs Wm o
gockard. of smailwood
Misses Mae, Mary and fsarl
Brothers. OF baltimore aud Walter II
Naylor Of ReiaIerstoHn. spent from
Saturday afternoon until Sunday With
Mrs. Mary r. brothers.
Andrew j. HaYer. u near Louis
Vile. haH purchased n nv Chevrolet
touring car.
Vim. FrizzelI. If near stateEood.
has purchased J new Ford touring
car.
Henry Todd Ford. eoIdIsr boy. ar
rived from oYer seas lat week and
surprised hts parents. Nr. aud Ars.
buchanan Ford. Deer Park Road
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TANEYUWN.

Z. F. Smith and family entertained
the following last week: Hezekfah
BoeIler, Of Jefferson, Thomas L.
Shoemaker, wife and son, Robert.
D. ". Ramsburg. Of Lewistown, Is
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. J. !.
p. Garner.
Russell Quinn, who recently return
ed from over seas. L the guest OF his
brother, Father H. :. Quinn.
Il. Carroll Lester and family, OF
Baltimore. are the guests of her
parents, Noah F. cutsail ana wife.
Mrs. Arthur Coombs returned to
her home IN Hagerstown on Saturday
after visiting friends here.
Prof. ]. Hunaherger, wife and
niece spent Saturday In York.
Il. C. Brendle and family spent
Sunday with his parents in Hanover.
:. o. Fuss and wife gave dinner
on Sunday IN honor OF their son.
Merwyn and wife. Those present
were Merwyn C. Fuss and wife, John
Marker and wife. Of Markers Mil.
and c. o. Fuss and wife.
Mrs. Chas. G. Brown and danghz
ter. Miss Grace, spent the weeks
end with her brother. VIM. Hawk
and family.
Mrs.. Frank Clingan. OF York. l.
the guest Of her son. Robert.
Carrie Winter. vino has been quite
i'll with pneumonia. Is improving.
Ianna Myers, who recently return
ed from over seas. i the guest OF hi
parents John W. Myers and family.
hrs. Augusta Bankard. Of near
Westminster. Is the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. o. u Sell.
]. w. Nuabaum fell from the lee
plant building on Monday. bruisinE
himself considerably.
DR.. Ariie Angel and son. Of near
Baltimore. spent the weeks end With
friends here. and Nth his mother.
Mrs. Ernest Angel visited HI
brother. Ernest. 1T sablllasyille
sanitorium.
Ne were glad 10 note in The Mon
day papers that quite a number Of
our boys Who were in France have
arrived at Newport News. Re hope
TINT they Wiii all arrive home during
the week.
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laiIsT

Mr.. Roland Bale, of Medford Il
spending a few days with Mr. Ray
Brown.
Mrs. Martha Phillip has returned
home after spending some time With
her son. Mr.. Grammer Phillip. Of
Warfie1dsburg.
Mrs. Alfred Linton is better at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buckingham
visited Mr.. Howard zepp Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse W. Shipley and dangh-
ter, Beatrice, visited hrs. Joseph
Babylon Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Barnes spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Martha Phillip.
Harmony Grove viii hold it
Childrenis Day service June 10 be-
ginning at 2.30 o'clock. Everybody
welcome.
Gist has organized a fast ball team
and would like 10 hear from all teams
N the county.
We are having lots of fHinS
weather. putting the farmers back
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. K. Grimes spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Linton Sunday.
Harmony Grove will hold Its les.
tival July ~, beginning At 8 o'clock
Benefit Of church.
Bethesda will hold IL Children's
Day service June Is, beginning al
eight y. m. All are welcome.
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has been spending : week With heT
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gevrge
Schrade.
hrs Vim. Shipley. who has been
visiting the last month with relatives
at Marion Station, Eastern Shore, has
returned to her home.
the people OF the upper part Of
Sykesyille are rejoicing over the
prospect Of getting Central avenue
paved. II certainly does need It.
Mr. James B. George, who spent
the winter IN Baltimore, has return
ed . his home here.
n. and hrs. Mantz Curley. who
have spent some time In sYkesyille,
have moved 70 CoatesYilles Pa.
News was received here this week
OF the death Of little Joseph Kesshler
son of Mr.. md Mrs. VIM. Kesshler,
OF Alabama. Mrs. Kesshler vas Miss
Nellie BerreII
] Private ]. Allen Redmiles. of Camp
Meade, was q weeks end guest IN
5ykeayille.
Mss Dora Kohls, d Baltimore. and
Lieut.. Charles KohIz. Of the Navy.
are visitors At their parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kohls.
Hiss Dorothy DeYrIes Of Western
Maryland College, spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. md Mrs.
Herbert DeYries.
Mr. and IRIS. r. L Bennett and
daughter. Lon, have recently been
visiting Mr.. Benefits sister. Mrs.
THoa. Roberts. OF Laurel.
The many friends Of HeY. C. {.
Cook were clad to see him IN Sykes
vile last Saturday. Rev. Cook was
former pastor. OF It Panl'9 Metho=
diat church. IN SyEszYille
Miss Clara Weller. Of HaEerstown
J Is spending come time With hrs. Vim.
| Melville.
Tie little on OF IT and Nra. John
Konrner. vino has had infanIile par
aIyals Ii improving and can now use
his limbs.
| The canning factory IL getting busy
and expects 10 give employment tn
many this summer.
/ Mr. and Mrs Frank Ely and child
ren visited Ar Ely brother. at NJ.
Ar. Sunday. who leaves Tor n TRIP
Z to California this week
Nr. Levi Harness L On the alek list.
MrH. Vim Bennett has returned "a
her home much benefited b ; three
weeks stax II Maryland General Hos
pltal. Baltimore
Locust ar getting plentiful around
here.
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sIIIPLEY..

Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Hughes enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens,
Miss Esther Sullivan and Mr. Nm.
Hughes. OF sykaaYille. Mr. and Mrs
NJ, 1. Conner aud Others.
Several from here attended the sur
prise party ut he beautiful home OF
Hr. md Mrs. Elias Beaver. near VAR
fieldsburg; there we're oxer hundred
guests. some from YoTK. Pa. Vest
minister. Manchester aud different
places. Il was IN evening long % be
remembered.
Mr. md Mrs Gny Smith called on
Mrs. Elizabeth Nilhide.z Miss Ethel
zahn nd Miss :. A. Smith Friday
Mr. and Mra. ]. Z. Wagner and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. :. G
Zepp Sunday.
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.sIOST4lpN.

! Mfa. Anna Babylon returned ths
pa seek rum xIzlt To 1ar son
NJ. Nm. babylon. and family. Of neal
FrIzellbufK
~. Carroll Weaver and daughter
MIHa Mary Louise. q Baltimore. a.
spending tha summer with -. an
Mrz Harry Weaver
~ Myers EngIar nufoTed 4
Washington u. G. accompanied =
NJ Iloae Hepp. -. DefIIEIas ana
Masses Catherine bowers nd Eilka
ZuIIIekoffeT 10 attend the funeral .
Mr.. M0llle sanford
Msaara. Frank ana bon Hoffman
formerly u unioulosn. called On
Nj = =. Weaver N Sunday. The
wara accompanied = Ars. Shelly and
III Emily shcelf. Miss aIms and
Nj MichaHIH.
- Mar & coaEHon entertained
o. Friday Ara Martha Singer and
hsf guests. AIHs Rebseea Thomas and
NIaz Grace Fror. = Baltimore
zIIaa Elizabeth ATriaon. q Pred
e1IHE. waz he weeks end Eaeat =
he amt ~. LAM. sbaS q Biaek
o. sprhK
HIss Lucille Weaver. OF N.atmiua=
ter. spent Sunday = home
-. Bernard PinHIng aud children.
Of baltimore. are visiting -. and
NJ. jacob Price.
Ur. and Mrs. Luther Kemp enter
tanned The past zaak Re- A. i.
Ranch. u. =. Of Washington. d. Z.
and Rev James Il Berger. y Baiti=
NEE. while the Chassis q The RI
formed church ~ In session #
naHHl church.
lev. and Nrs. Willard EallzgiseF
A. son. burns. N parkTiIIs. called
On friends IN TOM on Nsdneada.
an wers Re guests Of Mr. md Mr..
Il :. CooEHon
-. Mr.. Petra IL now pastor n
tie nnlonIoHn Lutheran charge. vi
preach in nc unIonloWn church o
Sunday evening. June !, at o'clock.
Nr and Mra Il. !. Cook#an and
MrH. Fielder Gilbert attended the 10Th
anniversary of the Masonic Order q
Union bridge.
Hr. and Hra. NJ :. Smith md son.
laIrnIl. Mr. and N MyerH EBgiar
auH Ar I'D Mrs Samuel Happ a.
tended the silver HnnIYeraaF. OF MT
an Mrs Steele. o near Frederick.
% Thursday evening of he pa
week
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BgSNERsfILLE..

Mrs. Samuel Tucker and children
are spending a week in Baltimore
visiting her mother.
Nr. and Mrs. Walter Lille and
daughter, Anna, and Paul. Of Hedford.
spent Sunday evening with hrs. Al
fred Young.
Mr. william r. FlIekinger and wife
and daughter. Alice. OF FrIzeilhurT.
spent Sunday evening with David Il
Miller and family.
Mr. Keaner Bankard and family
spent Sunday with Harry ksefer And
family, OF Iniontoxa.
Mr.. Samuel o. Miller spent Sunday
with Mr. md Mrs. John sIreyig. u
Westminster.
Mrs. Noble Young spent Monday
with Mrs. William Little.
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MILIERs.

Misses Rena Garrett and Helen
Frederick spent last week al snip
pensburg. Pa, and attended the fun-
eral Of the latter's aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Geiman ana
Mr. and Mrs. Howard shipley, OF
Westminster, visited Mr.. and MIS-
Emory Bollinger last Sunday.
MT. and Mrs. George Albaugh spent
Saturday Sunday and Monday visit
ing friends at Washington ID. {.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Graf gave a reception In honor oil
their son, William, who recently re-
turned from over seas. 4 very pleas
ant day was spent Those present
were Miss Anna Z. Graf. OF Ralh-
more. Mr.. Charles 0usler, Misses
Mary and May Shaffer, Of Weatmins-
ter: Mr.. and hrs. ]. Lambert. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Poole and dangh-
ter. Margaret. Mrs. Ellsworth Hos
sler, Of Hampstead; Nr. and Mrs.
John Keck and daughters. Mary ana
Margaret. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Ware
hime and son. Earl. Mr. Pnd Mrs.
Henry Graf and sons. Jacob and
Franklin. of Manchester: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hosfeld. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hare. Mr. and Mrs. James
Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graf
and daughter. Dorothy. Miss Lizzie
Graf MeBsrs.. Charles and Walter
Miller. Albert Graf. Allan and
Maurice ROhrbaugh. Herman Curtis
and Harry Graf David Leese, Harry
Leese and son. Clarence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graf and
daughter. Dorothy, and Ar. and Mrs,
John Null and daughter. Mae spent
last Saturday visiting relatives at
Hanover, Pa.
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Mrs. :. Z SchIffman saying they had
arrived safely IN Dunklfk. y. Y. after
travelling over muddy roads several
days.
Mr.. nd Mrs. 9Has. Z Eogle. Woods
boro, visited relatives here Monday
Mr.. nd Mrs. I'm. =. ReinharI md
Miss Haybelle RtneHart, Tnion
Bridge. visited 7. Lee Ezrb and wife
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. md Mrs. :. Lee EEb visited Ar
George Hartman near Westminster
on Sunday.
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SYEESVILI.E.

Miss Margaret Arlington, OF Gwynn
Oak, spent the weeks end with Miss
Nellie Gather.
Mrs. Harry Weer and Miss Lillyt
Wheatley spent Friday IN Baltimore
Miss Helen Elzler spent the week
end in Baltimore.
Mrs. Nathan Hobbs spent the
weeks end with Mrs. chas. Day. Of
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merceron, OF
Towson. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton DeVries.
Mr.. Chas. Adams, OF Hagersfown
spent the weeks end with his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson and
daughter are the guests of Mr.. Ghas
Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Selby. of German
town. we're the Sunday guests OF MT
and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Messrs. w. L. Hammond, Jr.. and
George Kelly. motored to Louisville
KY, where they spent week.
Miss Mary Melville, of Annapolis,
ia spending week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Melville.
Chaplain and Mrs. Claude Leyheld,
of Norfolk, are the guests Oh Mr.
and Mrs. John Harris.
Miss Lulu Day is spending a week
with her aunt at Brunswick, Nd.
Miss Louise Bennett spent the
weeks end with her cousin, MISS
Elizabeth GosneI1. of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnes. OF
Baltimore, spent, Sunday with MT
and Mrs. Levi Barnes.
Miss Lillian Schultz. Of Baltimore
.spent the weeks end With her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ?. Schultz.
Mrs. Eugene Berry Is at the Mary
land University Hospital to undergo
an operation.
Mrg. w. A. Ridgely, Of GlenEood'
ia the guest of her son, Mr.. james
Ridgely.
Mrs. David v. Deane has a. her
guest. Mrs. Charlie Cogswell, Of Us
wego. n. Y. Mrs Deane entertained
at a Five Hundred card party on
Tuesday afternoon In honor Of her
guest The guests were Mrs. MIiiard
Weer. Mrs. Able Norris, Mrs. James
o. Ridgely, Mrs. Robert Swain. Mrs.
Robert Graham. Mrs. " K. Marshall.
Mrs. Charlie Cogswell, Of oswego. n
Y. and Misses Frances and Ida Jones
Misses Nellie and Alice Bennett en-
tertained a few Of their friends on FIJI
day evening. Those present were 'aiss-
es Effie Wbeatley Nellie Gather. Mar
garet Arlington Rose Ways, Lulu
Day. MRS. Geo. Gardiner. Geo. ways
Wilbur Jenkins. Lester Phelps. Mel
Vile Gather. Richard Bennett ana
Robert Day.
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mrs. Belle Bortner visited friends
and relatives at Frederick from Sat
urday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. VII Rinehart and
children, Mr.. and mrs. David Rine-
hart and children, Of near 1ienviIle.
Pa. and MT. and Mrs. George RIM
hart and Mr. and Mrs. Allison, Of
Hokes, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rinehart Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes and
children, OF Manchester visited John
*. Miller and family Sunday.
John Dell, of Baltimore. visited
here recently.
Mrs. Martha Hoffnagle is entertain
Ing her children from Baltimore.
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Preaching and communion services
xaHe held i Sandy Mount - sun
d. morning. The church Hent Over
tie top IN he Million Dollar Cam
pHIEn
Christian Endeaxuf thia Sunday
nIEht az 5 o'clock.
Don't forget the County Christian
Endeavor Convention. which will Be
he'd at Flnkaburg church nezt Wed
neHday and Thursday. A god pro
gram has been arranged.
Tho w. {. T. u met at the home O
Mfz. Wilbur Arnold lasl Thursday
afternoon Important business ~
transacted. after which the Flower
Mission superintendent rendered :
short program and reported having
sen a number q bouquets to The
SIC and hospital.
HT and hrs. Clarence Glover en-
teTIained number IF friends Sunday
Of Westminster spent Sunday viii
Mr. and hrs. Wilbur Arnold.
1Ir. Dennis Greene is spending :
couple weeks with his brother Il
Indiana.
IRIS. Lena Shilling visited frieadz
II Westminster several 1aya tn
week.
he weather was very warm Tues.
day =heing Il in the shade
The heasY rains last week caused
The farmers much extra york :.
corn fields washed badly and had !
b replantEd.
/
peared rather than IocusIH.
Hr. and Mrs. Emory Zepp. DE
/ JHmes zenp and 1T. Theodore BitzaI
spent Sunday with Mr.. 1oyiugtoI
Zenp and family. CIarksville.
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gambler.

Providence Methodist Protestant
church vii hold Demonstration
Supper In The Gambler Hall On Saturz
iay evening. June !. Supper will be
served from s 10 : o'clock
Providence Chfl1ren's Lay vii
be held In the afternoon aud evening
Of June !
! mock trial vii be held In fhs
IhaII ON Saturday evening. June i.
BY the Jr D. Z. A. Il. for the benefit
Of putting = lighting system in the
hall.
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nETIIIR.

hrs. +. : shorb spent several dayE
IaHt week Nth relatives In Baltimore.
she was accompanied home by d.
Marlin ShoTb.
Carroll Rooms. Baltimore. spent one
day last week with Z. j. snorb.
Misses Yerna Or and EaIeIla LUZ
Union Bridge. spent the weeks end
nth p. D. Rooms. j.
! card Nas received from Mr.. md
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nroof tia romance and married
lie hive nothing n common-JnE=
tee Lewis. Chicago. ruled nan can
no steal from his HIfe.
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ITO Jew York from Chicago. 727
miles. n six hours and % minutes"
sample flight b airopIane. an aver
age Of more than two miles minute,
1T an altitude q 10000 FEET. Neither
money nor nolorIety could induce ne
70 attempt such a dangerous ax-
nnrsmanI
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.ANDYYII.I.g.

Preaching and communion services
EaTe held Il SANDY Mount - Sun
d. morning The church senl oFeH
tie top IN The Million Dollar Gam
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just think what Decoration Day
means to us all and how thankful
we can be on that day; and to think
re have entered this great struggle
and have conquered and so | have
Just made an agreement for an
New-York tribune., 1919-04-04
Doctor Sells Home to Join
Park Ave. Apartment Colon,

Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. have
leased an apartment comprising an en-
tire floor at 929 Park Avenue to DR..
Walter P. Anderton. VINO recently sold
his house, 48 East Seventy third
Street, to Joseph S. Auerbach.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have also
leased the following apartments: At
East Sixty-hfth Street to F. W.
Wurster; at 134 East Thirty sixth
Street to A. B. Hoff; at 44 East
Seventy second Street to Mrs. de
Acosta, and at 157 East Eighty first
Street, to T. K. Stevenson.
Pease & Gilman have leased
apartments at 970 Park Avenue to
Leopold Newborg; at 146 East Forty
ninth Street to w. F. Schaller; at 4s
West Fifty-ninth Street to Ivan H.
Stroll; at 345 West Eighty-eighth
Street to Andrew Davey; at 25s River
side Drive to James c. Good and at
ia West Seventy-second Street to
Mrs. A. M. Robinson.
William A. White & Sons have
leased at al West Tenth Street an
apartment to Benjamin l. Ward; at
East Fifty-fourth Street to Mildred
n. johnson and at 7 East Fifty-fourth
Street to Edith Diehl.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-04
7ilden Defeats Anderson
In Sizzling Tennis Match
Philadelphia Player Will
Meet Richards i'm Final
Round This Morning
By Fred Hawthorne

In a match that must long remain
one Of the historic battles of the
courts, William T. Tilden, I'd, of Phil
adelphia, national clay court cham
pion, defeated Frank T. Anderson, of
Brooklyn, Long Island and North Side
title holder, by score of IS, 14-12,
6-3, in the semi-fnal round of the
mems national indoor championship
lawn tennis singles tournament at the
7th Regiment Armory.
In the other singles match Vincent
Richards, national doubles champion,
advanced to the fnal round by van
gushing Lieutenant Peter Ball. of
Yale University, by a score of 6-3.
GO. Richards will face Tilden at
IL o'clock this morning for the singles
title.
Paired with Tilden in the doubles,
Richards defeated Allan Behr and J..
II. Steinkampf by score of Ga, 90,
- IN the loser semi-fnal match. In
the upper Frederick B. Alexander and
Or. William Rosenbaum defeated
Frank Anderson and his brother, Fred,
Jr., by score of 8-6, SIS. The win
49, i' iii0Sc iOI Iie championship
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Close Call for Tilden
Once again, in his brilliant, cratic.
court career, has the tall Tilden
snatched victory from defeat, but
never before has he bordered so close
ly on disaster and emerged victorious,
as was the case yesterday against
Anderson, the slender, seventeen-year-
old schoolboy.
Having clearly outplayed his great
opponent in the first set, Anderson
held Tilden even, game for game, in
the second, up to 10-all. Then he
electrified those in the gallery by
breaking through Tilden's terrific
service in the twenty-hrst game and
assuming the lead at lilo on games.
In the following game the STRIPPING
was once within single point of
victory, leading at 40-30 on points,
on his own service, but he was not
quite equal to the task. After max
ing one of the few double faults he
was guilty of during the entire match,
Anderson saw victory slip from his
grasp when he sent an easy return
out of court, with Tilden far out Of
position.
The Philadelphia took the next two
points on brilliant placements, and,
having squared the set, began one of
his sessions Of dazzling play that gave
him the next three games out of four,
for the set, at 14-12. With the match
all even once more, Tilden tore along
New-York tribune., 1919-04-04
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

HlssRs E; e. s,I A5''
broadway assns. each .......'...... 81
50rM ST. 81 all r %sc 0oo nAnksrs Trust
auy. $ Aaronstamm, SO Park Row. 1'" s. 600
lolST ST. 5ao,ss W. .d 14Slh 6ad st, $. 425 Am
isdor Ginsberg o6 W ll2th st; atty VIM Jasc.
lo2D ST $, Is I'd az ID av los, os 'Snsse msoe
$3.50, Samuel NJ Nash Dora Schonzart liz p
listh st. extrx, ETC. atty. Moses Goodman. 2s7
laaTIi ST 2s2 vi Burlocl Rabcil sub. trustee si
manS, 10 nj sb4prtS, ptl 49, aso West End av atty
lIgm ST. MI. IL " The Presbyeran Hospital to
~sS MSt ts 20 dusr hsFz trust CO to noo
r. 'lme n Say sa,ic, hark 1ol 9th av: atys Butcher
7oT ST 50 :'i " mse s25 ooo schoilo Bos SsS0qo 20
NdRTERN g 1R.T rus, Co. LIS Bsroad%ay
zeser David Lena 'f Levy s'i"go lss 76 'uus av adj Il
osTm ST. ss W ;o@rWHy Tsie Guar rr,,, o - .,s 81
WEST END Az 4o5 @ mtss $50 900 la5 West s0ioOG E"S
atty. Jerome wlsin IS NASSAU St. wis., 4sH .6S6
4iSr wcS ST. . ssa West M Gerritt Smith Francis
,,d@c Mco1' trustee 14s Central Park West; atty
AMsrEnDAM AZ o6s ss7 Yale University; to Sc 11s 100
T 1ens Saying so e Bank 5s Bowery: atty Lawyers
AupnoN Az 4so mtse $50 900 jules Reslsy tSo co
King and ano ss 'q na, wes ssh 0h st. and Abel
ydsT,, dssT 80 r Nassau s r,s s. assns 500
bridge Noroon Conn atty title III c G taS Co p'Gw 1sa
sap ST. i East riie Co to North s. h2oq .oS9
18TH ST 800 West: Rose Rao to John Lsmbert 1dugo
=, Newark; r. T. atty, c Hand. so Broad 81 s5oo
GEAND ST. $50 -aes; Mary Campholl to Howard ward
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