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Fashion show at Ritr-carlton.

The fourth annual fashion show of
the Shelton Looms and Associated Gar
ment Manufacturers, featuring Ameri-
can designed apparel fer fall and win
ter, had Its premiere yesterday in the
ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel. The
show will be repeated to-day and to-mor-
row. starting at o'clock each day.
Not only is the event n fashion show,
but also competition for greater ex-
cellence In style and value, as cash
prizes and blue ribbons are awarded
for garments in various classes, the Sc
lection of superiority being based on
style, workmanship and STABILITY.
There aTe eleven classes in the competi-
tion. with sixty exhibitors For the
most beautiful garment, made in whole
or in part of any of the Shelton Looms
materials, William Fischman. Inc. won
t. prizes. 500 and blue ribbon.
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Leather Prices "Ea,ier,v

BOSTON, Aug 20.-Trading in the
leather market is rather slow compared
to previous weeks and in some instances
prices are easier, the Shoe aud Leather
Reporter states this week. 1t says:
There is not the slightest concern
manifested by tanners or statesmen, as
1t is realized that the inherent strength
of the situation cannot fail TO reassert
itself. Tanners hope the quietness will
continue long enough to enable them to
catch up with belated deliveries
"Shoe manufacturers do not anticipate
any lowering of prices. Retail merchants
are constantly demanding deliveries of
early fall merchandise. There are pros
poets of big white canvas year"
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

GRAMERCY DYEING COMPANY, INC
Involuntary petition against Gramercy
business Of dyeing and hnishing yarns,
SsS second avenue. Liabilities, 5000 ;
ss:sts' 's'See PrinSPai claims Sol
a'a Br ssadT aTe the SHANE
AUGUSTUS A HEDsTROM Voluntary
petition by Augustus A. Hedstrom. a
clerk, 20i Front st, and residing at llGl
Michel Meyer, 5000. New York T Teie,
phone Company, {6i; Travellers Insur-
ance Company, $50, studin & Sonnen-
MENDEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES petition
by Mendel Berman, butcher. S45 Firm
street, Liabilities. 1852; no assets
Principal claim: Caroline @. Codding.
ton, 3l,S57, Morris Il, Gossett 81
Broadway. IL the attorney.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
JOHN II. PARKER COMPANY-Schedule s
OF John IL, Parker COMPANY builders.
ais Fourth avenue. Liabilities, IS6s,7l5;
assets, S50.S6l. Secured claims New
York County National Bank. 327,s6s;
studios, 4l4sSS; Grant Marble Com my,
Sl2,Ol5; James A. Rome Cut Stone L % n
pary. $1,000; Peck Lumber ManufactLr-
Ing Company, tS,O27; William A. Camp
Bros. Company, 36,Oli; Georgia Marble
Company, 1900; W, O. Cornell Com
pany, iS,s2e; Northwestern Marble and
Company. si.s2s. William F. Krimber,
ll1 Broadway, is the attorney.
pAviP SET sETrYvSlsn'a 1S, gs.si,9n by
cipal claims; Waid q Geller, 1915; Lewis
Bashiow, 1885, the World Waist Com
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

lat II Wesley SIREEI,I
BY Henry Brady.
57TH ST, 224 f. =. s25 ID av. 25xI0O.5.
sty tint and strs-Rosa Palm. eNtrx, VS.
NJ Kilgore ct al; Salter S, attys; due
on iudgt. S20.S29.4S: taxes &C. SIS
Sold to G. A Derschueh for $4,000.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
4sTH ST. 81 W. S. l43 eth av, 2lsx
1905, 5 sty loft and bldg, sty ext
Rose Rosenberg VS. trustees Columbia
College ct al; Marks q NJ, attys due on
tudgt, S10.9lS.66: taxes, &c, 1894 ~Ad-
journed to September 4.
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WALKER STREET LOFT SOLD.

Harry Aronson, Inc, has bought from
Eliza Guggenheimer the modern seven
story store and loft building at to 10
Walker street, on plot 60x106. located
100 feet east of West Broadway. 1t was
held at sl25,00 Isidor Cohn and A.
Baumann were the brokers. Guggen-
hcimer. Untermyer & Marshall. attor-
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Garment Makers Meet.

The annual meeting of the Cloak,
Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Pro-
tective Association will be held in the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on Thursday eve
ming, August 2S. There win be a meeting
Of members of the executive commit
tee.
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GREYToN COURT SOLD.

The big eleven story apartment house,
Greyton Court, at the southeast corner
OF Riverside Drive and 141st street, plot
10Ox125, was reported sold yesterday by
the Armstrong Realty Company to Hec-
tor 4 Hitchings.
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Hare Pelts Advance 81
SO Per Cent. at Auction

7 ITCH prices were in force again
II yesterday at the sale OF raw
L furs of the Metropolitan Fur
Exchange in the salesrooms In this
city.
The percentage advances registered
for some OF the offerings yesterday
were as follows: Hare. SO: otter, 10;
red fox, 20; Japanese fox, 20; gray
fox. 20; Australian fox, 20; cross
fox, 80; kit fox, Is; wolf, 10: lynx.
10; weasel, 10; rabbit, 20; mink, 90;
marten, 20 Japanese mink. IE.
South American fox and cooney
showed no change in price.
1t was announced that the total
sales for the two days amounted to
ss50,000.
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RICHMOND NOTE.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for John Hef-
fernan two lots on Glove avenue. Gras-
mere, to Charles d. Durkee. who will
erect bungalow, and for Robert II.
Hilbert a dwelling at 900 Livermore ave-
nue. Westerleigh.
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London Wool Auction.

LONDON, Aug. -20.-There is increased
American competition for woods at the
London auctions. For fine Australian
crossbreds and comebacks. buyers are
paying on the basis Of sid, clean,
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81 EAST 18TH STREET SOLD.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
r. r. Crosby the four story and base
meDt residence at 81 East Seventy
eighth street, plot 1s.9x102.2. The
property was held at $4,000. The buyer
will occupy.
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HESS Business Property
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

PRIVATE FAMILY occupying West End
Ave dwelling near 1891 ST. subway BROAD
way will rent one or two floors; choice OF
parl0r floor. Srd or 9Th floor. unfurnished
or partly furnished. Decorations and
plumbing exceptional Breakfast optional.
For particulars write Apt /. 352 West
li7th St. Telephone Morningside 1850,
between and II A. N.
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atty, Title Guar & t Co. i7c Bway. $500
LEGoETT Az, sw s, at Fox 1t. W
I.eggett av x n W 10 besGHy Moreenthau
Co to City Of N Y, Aug IS: atty. Cor
pp1or,ation Counsel Y....,..,I.. ns2,Soo
W 15sth st. oct ia, 1915; attys, Banton,
wE1T,h 81 LIBERTY Be n ~ cI::;on Az
Aus u; atty C Prsns ~ + Bsrssn, !sSs
TINToSN AZ, =, s7o issssthh' st. tsSS
rs j HSaos a SorJR Jersey to eSg
and ano. mtg sss.50o. Aug 15; atty ,,S ~
CLAY ~. 81 PsFf irs HUw st. sisxiC7. 517syS
loe,e-Leah Goldstein to Abr Sacks, 1888
atty. NJ A RGbaiovitch, gao Grand
ARTHuRi Nv. iiisi;.it st. ii,sx to
widow, to Susan Williams, 212s Arthur
Sv. mtg 5000. July %; atty. Title Guar
JBRoMS Av w 8. sis issd st. i5xi6o-
9. Canyon Circle. Yonk.rs, N Z, mtg
5000. Aug I; atty. Title Guar Co. l,S
KING may Az, BOVINE ST. ii51iSo city
Island-John. W Noble 70 WIN wah.
$1,000. Aug 9; atty. Title Guar Co. ~, inS
LOT Is. map heirs Eli. Pieiii city Island,
Co TO VIM II Booth. go Scoheld st. City
Island. June rs; atty, Lawyers Title &C. 81
145TH STAY ST. g, 100 W st AIMS av, aSxiOo
---Edw ] Attinelli and ano TO Ethel F
Gardner, Sis e l46th st, July ~; at wv
nth FTTT's ST. T'' !. o GS lSs e spuy,sn
Duyvii and Port Morris R R, n W 4lS'l
to W impt line on Harlem river x
40I7x n e 46.Sx 40x Q 125x TO
said r r Co n Q PA to beg; also lots
10 to 2s. map land Harriet Bates-olin
Stevens, Inc to Stephens hen i FSeb CO. mtg mtg
tl55.ooo. Aug IA; atty. Lawyers Tit de
VEST s i FARMS STsy RID !. iand bounded n
by land Northern Gas Co. se by land
Northern Union Gas Co, Bronx River
SIX by Bronx River land Heaney
to Stephens Fuel Co. Inc. Mott Haven
Canal and 13sth e. mtg $4,000. Aug ~;
atty. Lawyers Title Go, lSo Bwsy ,siVV
Helen Lucks to College Holding Co. Us
W l2oth st. mtg $4,000. Aug 10; attys;
,7 MSFTiS sF $40 cor B MsEri. av sc1i0o
carrie z Trask to Benenson Rlty Co.
500 willis ay, mtg $1,000, July aoi s .lSS
BARNES AV, n e cor Tiiden av Xix
ak lax W ss4 to e Barnes av :
1879 to e 8 4th av, on map Briggs est
Percy 6 20 Kapp 't to =" Stacy " Kapp, isss
University av. July 90; attys' Hermen
CLAY Az, Q 3. 2s2 n is5th st, 27xso-Hy
stiehl to Chas Tester, $40 Elsmere pl'
mtg 1880, Aug 10: atty. ] II Garmesey
TRAFALGAR PL. W s, rs 8 176th st, AK
65-Adolph Berman to Rose Israelowitz
1922 Trafalgar pl. Aug II; atty. N a
18TH ST, W s, 20 Bathgate av. FOX
S0.4--Nole Bldg Co to Claudia Mungo,
s25 Burke av. Aug 10; atty. Mung o:
BATHGA aTn Az Az n W s. at i,sIth ct,
so.4x70-Nole Bldg Co to Saverio Scalzo.
SOIL Barnes av, Aug 10; atty, Saverlo
Scalzo, 30ll Barnes av............3l0O
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o4e WEST END AVE. SOLD.

neys. acted for the seller, and Lurie q
feinberg represented Mr.. Aronson.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

ard Products Co. Inc, ct al; April is.
1919 Coy neutrality-suspicious.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


SID ST. 321 e, mtg ss,s75-Peter A Will
Wi WHIT an n Holland Yi and W N Holland
Il 4mfFiSan Tf co So ESS 1 sS4 s"f ssas
Sa Sag 81. s2S W. mts 500: 900 Now ,iso;s
Boardmsn and, 4 B Boardm rL. , and
SSv n' R%a !? Ssa :; S $50 and
NAGLE Av. i2o: 1874, mtg seo,Ooo-saml
Yacht to Tyndsll Realty Co Tyndall
Drive; attys, stoddard & NJ, 1913 Bway;
MAp ssos e sT ioa.L s sohiussei, ex rs
Attn ST, es EN- Y title q Mort 6, to
Title & Mort Co. 1875 Bway .....s1 100
I'd Ay, 314-Farmers Loan Co. exr,
to Rosa % Sn ,gS RSo 18TH ST 900 oo6
7oTH ST. 1ss E1Gaafs / + R,ehardson 70
greenwich Saw Bank; 24e 9th av;; atty tGo
eoTH ST. sSs c % YS Mordecai
atty, s B cardozo, 80 e 42d st; ,sss; 900
'' Gro.cSEita s'v to Louis us He if COS
18th st; atty Milton Hoffman, 700 SS
Az B. $, ioi 9th st. mtg ;i' 500
sidney Frankenheirn to Aaron Franken-
helm. 40 140th st; attys, Kurtz 4
Ruby. 1S5 Bway. .................... .I
Bronx.
162D ST. 8. 100 Prospect av. y
Guaranteed Mtg Co to Florence B
Scott. at Bala. Pa; atty. Guaranteed
YA Mtf &C. 29e Hxsy a,sa,4MMs1;ss
McManus TO Eliz Dooling, 179 E s0th
st; attys, Knox & d, % Cedar st. SO, 900
BEEKMAN AV, 35s-360-Jacob O Peder-
to Helen Mccartney, 3s3 Central
Park West: attys, Kurz a U, $40 p
Bu BURKE Az, 5. 81 brentwood av. SIX
100-Ellz Williams to John w Fincke
3461 White Plains ev; atty. u
18TH ST, I'll E-Hesu Realty Co to
Lizzie Davidson: SO 18th ST. attyyss,
Price Bros. 271 Bway. ......,.... so. 900
LOTS 90 and 81. map Paul estate-August
Funck to Chas Funck, 2947 cambridge
av: atty. Mrs. King. 1893 Zerega
SANE P;RoPERTY.chiai.; Funck to Emily Emily
G Ziegler, 74s jackson av: atty,
FAfLE ST. 'ioie.Normaar' Real Estate
Corpn to Abel King. 14s r. 65th at. and
ano; atty. Fred'k Lese. So Nassau
TREMoNT Az. eos-oi8.Denwood Realty
Co TO Diedrich Behrens, on Eastch ester
I'd; atty. Title Mtg Co: la5
ASTHoNY Nv. 1's42.1:nenson Really 'V CO
TO Nv Hnhnenfeld. 433 z 1870 ST. attv,
Title Mfr Co 49, Bway, So 600
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

part Of S-Xnna B Dodd and VIM /
Clark, trustees, to Josef Mandl, 81 W
Fredk Lese. IS Nassau st,...... $500
Av B. g. from 18th to ?Oth SITS, 40
ssh wsker nd and Os anon on St.
10 West Motor Co, SO Vanderbilt ay:
t7-l2 yrs & 20 d; attys. Campbell, 7
,.SrS + ST. keS sSs w. al.plcGer Bros StsOTS
& ! Co to Ansel J Merritt. CT w 1918,
81. 81 yrs from Aug /. 1919, yrs renew
At 5000; atty A w s 3. Sd0 ~ oN NY
ISL 1g't Hv ss5s str and seVSU Ta
heri to Ludwig Rosenberg. 1905 LIST av,
and ano. yrs from Sept !, 1919. yrs
9sT Tide ST, iie and las w ali. annual
rental $4,000; Union square w, 49,, all,
annual rental $4,000; ll?th st. 24s to
25s W. all, annual rental $500; goth
ST, 9 w, all, rental S2Iooo-Weichmann-
Harte Realty Corp TO the Alvin Leos.
Aug l. 1918; atty, David GaienskL 2ss
c6LUMbUs Az 49,, ssttr and pafi -
Nathan Mesnick, S72 Columbus av, from
Jan !; 1870, to Sept 50. 1874 sststSy S
sadie Petroisky, SOI r 9Th ct, yrs
from July J, 1915 atty. l l. Newsko:;
vita, ga RivinstoTs q. ;..i;ii;;t';;'':i;OO
Hotel wellington Corp to s7l 9TH av
Hotel Corp. on the premises, 20 yrs
from Dec !, 1915; atty. Geo w ovany.
2 Rector st; gold ....,,...,,. $4,000
Bronx.
cREsTON Az, 1868, store-Patk ] Sulli-
van TO Max Hyer. 2ee Fordham rd.
yrs from Sept ], 1919; atty, Hyer,
FREEMAN ST. 965, Vyse av. store
Jorgensen Realty Constn Co to Solo
mon ROseNsweig 1872 SgS p Frsemsn st.
weig. 905 Freeman st......,.,.,..S 81 200
sD AV. s754-S750, all-Geo f Knepper to
Tiffany Touring & Taxi Co, 21O2 Pros
pect ay. yrs from June /, 1919; atty,
c p Halleck, 800 f lSOth st. SO, So. 400
l601H ST, 500 r, all-Edw Llebertz to
Bkiyn. 3 yrs from July /. 1919; atty,
samI Abramson, l16 Nassau st. 1900
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

ssTH ST. 1877 to l6l E-Theron II Sammis,
admr, agt Tappan Realty Co eft al tao
ton TO set aside mortgageli atty. J. II.
Johnston.
10TH ST, 500 E-severina samareni agt
Pietro G Spinelli ct al faction to declare
deeds void, SCI attys. Lind & Pfeiffer.
THOMPSON ST. 23l--Theresa Prisinzano
agt Carmelo Naso ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; attys Howell, McChesney &
Garrison.
l32D ST, 235 W--Ruth B Moran agt Anna
] Steers ct al foreclosure Of mortgage)
atty. II NJ Bellinger.
Bronx.
l63D ST. s. 200 It OF Washington av
l00xl69.2-John George DRutel agt
Charles Z McManus ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty, n Bergman.
LOT NO lss, map OF property belonging to
tucson rose s. 1hd WNnU%p H az 81 ray,
weygandt as ex agt Norbert Robillard
ct al foreclosure OF mortgaSs); attys
Cellar, Rolston q Koran.
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IHe ITst HA1le Is mat OF inc d
Chonanus. Richard-C, A. ].
ck-Berner ..... ........,.
Gutman, H. G.-J. Hornberger. .
Glazer. Murray-A. L. Bauerhepn.
karkos, William-J. Lowe Co..
AhO
Loenig. William, Jr.-J. F. Reher-
MANN -.
Laconia Contr. Co., Inc.-Manhat-
tan Sand Co.. lac.
Solomon, Benjamin and Myron--
PiAl Bros. communion.
TarnU1f, GustRv-Hudson Butter
and Egg Co., Inc.
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pany. ss5s. Archibald Palmer, $40
Broadway. is the attorney.
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY,
Charles l.. Ringe, Henry Forester, Samuel
Weingarten. william Rieders and John
y. Burfeind.
JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday, August 20; the first name Is that
OF the debtor:
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IoLoxlOU'o-N Y and Cincinnati Realty
co to Arrow Holding Corpn, 2l7 Bway.
mtg f3l6, 900, and q. all liens Aug I
atty, II Zieser. 2l7 Bway.........Si
Bronx.
LoNGFELLow Av. n cor I65th st, I1.s
xSo; also Longfellow ay, cor Lowell
81. H.6xbO-l73d st Realty Co to Sterling
Holding Corpn, 2s9 Bway, mtg $4,000,
May 2l; attys, Gettner, & A, .2ss
aTH ST, 81. $. east half OF west SnI,
b72, map Wakefield, 25xll4-Frank Gass
to WIN II weyEant, ~ Patchen av.
BROOKLYN. May Z; atty, C Giord. 50
TIETJEN Az, l47l-l47s. lots 2s6-ss7, map
Mapes estate--Albert Jochum to Marie
Jochum. Sc f 7ith ST. Feb "a; atty, A
Hlavac Jr. 400 e 72d st............SlOO
UNION AV, 1891, s, l32Sx2OxlS2 -
Ray Doctor and ano to Adolph Ginsherg,
70 Prospect ay, Aug Ia atty. A Gins
GLEASON Av.. 2sls. $ O. s5xlOO-Michaei
Egan. ref, to Frank Rauch, SI45
Baisley av. Aug 20; atty. b McHugh.
22l5 Westchester aV. ..,.........t SO, 900
CLIFFORD AV, am 8, 2bx1OO--Chas p
Hallock to VIM H Moxey. 1875 Teller av
Aug 10; atty, C p Hallock, 500 f lsOth
coMMoNwEALTH Nv. ISIS. lots s ;'iGO
block b, map Mapes estate-John Miley
to John sehlmeyer, ia Southern Blvd,
mtg 5000, Aug isi atty Title Guar &
Co, l16 Bway '...,. .,,.,.....,.,.Sl 500
lsSTH ST, asa e, s =. l6.sx100-Jos Glass
TO Martin Duggan, 452 l37th st, mtg
i7G Bway...,.. .... .............,,>s 81
KELLY ST, 1910. D. l9SXi00-C Hy
Pullem TO Annie Grossmann. OCT West
chester av. mtg s6.250, Aug 20: atty l
Brinckman. l475 Bway .,...,.,.....s 800
HONEYWELL AV. 1972-i974, s. 4Sx60-
, Anna Schwartz to Alex Stoll, Coytesville.
j. mtg $4,000. Aug 10; atty. A IL
TIEBoUT AV; W 8. 2l6.1 n is4th st. 1901
xl20; also Valentine av, .. 1875 ls4th
81, 5OxS5; also Grand Blvd, W 9, 81 1874
J st, 5oxb9x50xSS.s-Rivers Drive and
Ninety -third 81 Corpn to ] J Slender
Co. 10th ct. mtg $4,000, July 26j
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NEW NAMES
ON SOLONS'
ROSTER NOW

WARRINGTON. March is.--Ciark
Griffith finally has begun 10 shape
Up his ball club after several years
Of close adherence To the standpat
policy. Year after year Griffith pre-.
sentcd what was practically the
same team 10 Washington fans. and
as he managed to stick In the race
for great part OF tho season he
undoubtedly looked ahead with that
hope that springs eternal. always
figuring that perhaps this team
would improve and come thru. Now
Griff In satisfied that n change Of
scene will prove beneficial To some
81 his athletes and that q change OF
faces will be reiished by the home
fans.
a year ago Griffith had on his
club no less than ten players whose
terms OF service In the capital en-.
tended back to 1919. and some OF
them had antedatcd that season by
several years. Johnson arrived In
1907. while Milan and Mcbride made
their bow to Washington fans In
1908. Besides these players the isf:
roster included Ayes. Gailia. Nor
gan. Foster. Henry AinsmIth and
shanks. all of whom were sim with
the club nj the close OF the 1917
campaign. or until last winter. Few
managers. IL any. viii string along
30 many years with the same
players.
Griffith began to tear the old ma
chine apart a year ago when he
traded Bert Gaiila 10 the Browns
and he followed up by selling John
Henry to the Boston Nationals. He
added some new faces In the persons
OF Bert Shotton and Johnny T.avan.
Now he has turned Ray Morgan
over 10 the Phillles and traded Eddie
Ainsmith, at the same adding Hal
Janvrin to the cast. Apparently
Griffith Is TO suffer "a real loss in
his infieid thru the retirement Of
Lavan, who would have made n
great partner for Janvrin around
second base. At any rate the old
order In passing and while Griffith
retains several veterans he ut least
Is making some changes which are
not likely to do any damage to the
club.
For the coming season he pins his
hopes on pitching staff built
around johnson, Harper and Shaw,
on a catching STAFF headed by Val
Piciuich; on rebuilt infield, and
an outfield which win be strength.
ened by the return from the war Of
Sam Rice and Mcnosky.
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Broadway Ball
Turnout Is Set
Ahead One Week

Brosdway's first baseball turn.
out. which wns set for yesterday
afternoon. has been set ahead one
week. The bad weather was
responsible for the postpone.
nent The Lincoln park field,
where the Broadway men prac.
tee. was a sea Of mud Monday
and IL will take several days for
II TO dry out. Coach Christen.
son has high hopes Of coping
the city honors on the diamond
again this year. He will have 10
letter men in uniform when the
starting bell In sounded.
Coach Powers sounded the
first call for the track men at
the PIN street institution Mon.
day and a large squad OF men
responded TO the summons. Out
side work viii not be started for
some time. but Powers intends To
get his men limb~rcd up In the
gymnasium during the next cou'
pie OF weeks.
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MAY
LEAVE GAME
THIS SEASON

CHICAGO. March is.-Clande
Hendrix Of the Chicago Cubs. has
joined the band of industrious ath-
letes who have concluded there In
more real satisfaction In work than
there is In playing the role Of pro
fessionai public entertainer. Claude
opincs that he'd prefer staying on
the job with shipyard In Superior.
Wis. TO playing with the Cubs the
coming season.
Il won't say yet that I'm going
10 quit" he said while In Chicago
last week. because I've Just taken
some time off TO think II over and
make visit 10 my folks down In
Kansas. Mrs. Hendrix and l found
things fine up in Superior. We
never put in "A better winter. and 7
missed only one day OF work since I
went there until the present time.
II suppose III be playing ball
some place. because like the game
so well and maybe can make
enough out of II TO stick while
as n hoidout. It's only n question
OF making up my mind what's the
best thing to do. had the posi-.
ton of assistant foreman in the
shIpyard and was on the job from
early morning until late at night.
II you remember. we had yard up
there that kept ahead OF our SEIZED.
ule in turning out ships.
When left the boss said he was
going to keep the Job for me and
expects me back. expect TO be In
Chicago couple OF days and have
n talk with Manager Mitchell. and
then go 10 see the old folks In
Kansas.
There's plenty Of time yet for me
10 think the job over. II ! decide
to play ball, OF course I want 20
make the training trip and get into
condition. but ! guess that win be
easy after the work and life have
had all winter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
THREE NIFTY
BOUTS ON TAP
IN CORTLAND

r0RTLANp. Ore. March is.--
Three h1adlibers viii be presented to
@ehe fans n the Portland boxing
11n1uissioB's smoker here tonight.
- Mitchell. Of Seattle. and John
~ mccarthy. OF San Francisco. will
fnrnish one of them. Grief Alb
1rnashy was scheduled 10 meet Nc
earthly, but telegraphed yesterday
hat he couldn't come North be-
cause Of an injured hand.
Alex Trambitas will battle with
Jim storey, Of seattle, and Valley
Trambifas Jimmy Darcy will mix
Il with "spud" Murphy. from San
Francisco town.
Joe German and Johnny Arrousey,
Hatt1ing Contrado and Ted Hoke
and Freddy Anderson and Walter
Xnowlfon will furnish the other half
a fhe evenings entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
VOLLEY BALL
TOURNEY TO
BEHELDHERE

The Y. NJ. c. A. II TO conduct n
volley bah tournament at the associ.
alton during the first week in April.
Teams from all parts If the North.
west will compete with the local
squad. Portland. Befllngham and
Everett have promised TO enter
teams. Squads are also expected to
come from Walla Walla. Tacoma
Olympia. Aberdeen and other leading
state cities.
The tourney win be under the di.
rection OF Doc" Wells. OF the local
Y. NJ. c. A. The championship viii
be decided by the elimination proc
ess.