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The sun., 1919-04-21

The winter season in the South early
IN the year showed that practically all
the former leaders among the women
goifers can be depended upon, while
several new disabilities may nrure
prominently in the big events in the
next few months
Miss AleNa Stirling OF Atlanta,
national title holder. and Mrs. C. n.
Vanderoeck OF Philadelphia, champion
IN 1915, seem TO have a bit Of an edge
on the rest Mrs. w. A. Gavin, winner
OF the metropolitan title in 1917 and
runner up in the national in 1918. has
not played since she made the tour of
the country in exhibition matches last
year, so no one knows just what kind of
game she has now.
Mrs Ronald H Barlow of Me~ton
demonstrated the fact that she must
stu be counted upon by winning the
North and South title at Pinehurs. re-
Gently from field which included Mrs.
J. V. Hurd, former British, Canadian
and United States champion: Miss
Elaine V. Rosenthal. Western champion.
and other splendid players. Miss Rosen.
thai is not playing the same brand OF
golf that she did a few years ago, as
she recently changed her style. and IL
rather uncertain. 1t may be. however,
that by the time the national event is
staged at Shawnee, Miss Rosenthal will,
show up better. Miss Mildred Caverly.
who reached the semi-hnal OF tho ma
tional in 1916. Is another who will have
TO be reckoned with this summer
Among newcomers to show great
promise Is Miss Sara Fownes Of Pitts
burg, who reached the ANAL OF the North
and South event, where she was de-
feated by Mrs. Barlow. Miss Fownes
met Mrs Hurd In the semi-fnal, winning
on the home green by running down
six foot putt which was about two
thirds stynied. Miss Bessie Penn, the
Florida champion. and Miss Grenps
Collect. the fifteen-year-od Providence
girl Who Is likened TO Bobby Jones. have
brilliant futures.
The sun., 1919-04-21
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Cross Brown Company sold the
southwest corner OF Pierce and Eightb
avenues. Long Island City. for II, A,
HiSbie to the Wildwood Building Corpor-
alton.
W, X Macdonald sold for the Pranl,
Cotter Company the plot, on the corner
OF Georges Boulevard and Brewers Point
Branch Road, improved with a modern
dwelling together with an additional
plot on Georges Boulevard, to Margaret
A. Huntington.
Herman Frankfort rented cottages at
Far Rockaway to Eugene Rado for three
years, to Leo Franklin for two years. 10
Lyman Feldman for three years, to NJ.
y Josephs for three years, to DR.. q. IL
Lyman for three years and to r. Jones
for one year.
The sun., 1919-04-21
REAL ESTATE JoTrINGs.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
represented the estate OF Adelaide L.
McLane IN the sale OF 81 West Thirty
eighth street, and George I. Peabody in
80. adjoining. both bought by Benjamin
Menschel.
Kurz & Cren and George coster nego-
tiated the sale for client OF SYDNEY
IIickox OF 52l AMI 523 West l22d street.
six story elevator apartment house
known as Mar!npoi Court. held at $780,
900
The Amsterdam Building Company
has been awarded the general contract
for construction OF the hotel building
known as the Hosg House at Seneca
Falls, n. Y. George b. Post g. Sons arc
the architects.
Plans have been fled for the altera-
ton Of the former Sherry building at the
southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and
Forty-fourth street into a bank and
Office building for the Guaranty Trust
Company. the new owners Cross &
Cross. the architects. estimate ths cost
a. S5Qo.pnna
The sun., 1919-04-21
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

LENOX AVENUE-Shaw & Co. sold for
the estate OF Mary A. Halloran to a
client 1871 Lenox avenue, a four story
dwelling. 2oxs5. The buyer plans to
make extensive alterations.
WEST 10sTH STREET-Horace S. Ely
&Co. sold for client 3oe West 109th
street, FIVE story dwelling. o5xi00i1,
to William Scott
WEST SEVEETY-FIRST STREET
Slawson & Hobbs sold for DR.. Walter
c. Tramp 304 West Seventy-flrs,
street. a Ave story dwelling, 17.exs4
TO client for occupancy.
MERCER STREET,. Tanenbaum
Strauss co. sold for the Dolland
Warehouse Corporation to Anderson
Mackenzie. the five story building a,
1873 Mercer street. 25x1oo. The buy
ers will occupy the premises.
EAST l0oTH STREET-James J. Doao.
van. Inc, sold ga East looth street
FIVE story tenement with stores, FOR
Agnes Lemn,y to a builder.
PEARL STREET-John Bittner sold 10
Samuel Brody the Ave story building
eoxs3. az 50 Pearl street. W. E. Dean
was the broker.
WEST EIGHTY-FOCRTH STREET
Wood, Dolson & Co. Inc. sold for the
Dry Dock Savings Bank the four story
dwelling at "a West Eighty-fourtf
street. 1Sx1oe. The purchaser viii
alter premises into small apartments
AVENUE A--The f. A. Polsk Realty
Company sold for a client OF A
Brodek 10 the Darrell Realty Com.
7any 1913 Avenue A, Ave story ten
ement. 2Jx79.
WEST l23D STREET-Janes L. Var
SAINT bought from the Lawyers Mort.
gage Company the five three story
dwellings each l5.7x1oo at 2o7 to 2lS
West 1880 street. David Lion was
the broker
WEST NINTH sTREET-Lester Ounce
sold % West Ninth street. a three
The sun., 1919-04-21
KUMAGAE REACHES
FINAL AT TENNIS
Taylor Also Advances in Uni
uersity Heights Tourney.

1chiya kumagae, the Japanese tennis
player, and Harold Taylor, the looa
boys champion. yesterday advanced into
the anal round OF the annual mems dou-
hles tournament OF the University
Heights Tennis Club. Kumagae ana hi,
young partner defeated DR.. William Ro-
senbaum and E H. Emerson by 81
SO, e..
Vincent Richards ana Allan Behr Cd
vsnced into the semi-ffnal round at ne
expense of Elliott Biusen and FL I'm
derson. Richards and his partner eifrni-
mated Binzen and Henderson by 49,
g.. ca. The summaries:
Third Round--Dr. william RossnNssm
and =. H. Emerson defeated eigfnunt
spaeth and 8. James, SIS, 60 49,
Vincent Richards and Alien Behr d
feated Elliott II. Binzen and E Hsuder-
son. l3-l+, "a, 6-S,
semi-hnal Round-Ichiya Funn a~.s and
Harold Taylor defeated DR.. William a0e-
enosum ana q. n Emerson, e.. Sc.
"a
The sun., 1919-04-21
GOLFERS TO HONOR
HORACE HOTCHKISS
Senior Association Dinner
Draws 100 Acceptances-
Changes in Bylaws.
WOMEN LOOM UP WELL
William Tucker, Links Archi-
tect, Has Three Important
Jobs on Hand.

More than hundred acceptances
nave been received for the midseas son
dinner Of the Seniors Golf Associa ton
in honor Of Horace l.. Hotchkiss, in
celebration OF his seventy-seventh birth
day, at Delmonico's on April "a. Several
members of the newly formed Canadian
Seniors Golf Association have accepted
They will include W. r. Baker, c. V. O.,
president.
Coincident with the dinner will be a
special meeting to vote on proposed
changes In the by-lawa One change
would raise the annual dues from 81 to
10 and another provides for a new article
embracing conditions for the annual
team match between this association and
that In Canada.
The sun., 1919-04-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

Manhattan.
ORCHARD ST, 17s; ssth st. 1891 w;
i2ith st. AS w; ssth st. iia W; Morn.
insside av, 1906; 1l5th at. So W; South
e.. 2se sSh 81, s2s-2s r; ssth St. IS
Waiter Gurnee ct al. trustees, 70
Mary e scott, Walter 8 Gurnee, 'Au-
Eustus G Gurnee ct al; attys sullivan &
Ssxs - wan ST. 10 assigns; total ,s merit %so
I1iTG ST. il 'w-.Law;yy.irs Mig CO .o' to +
Gailsrd Thomas. Southampton. Long
ssTH ST. GTriiI: Guar q '' Co 10
sttys. Middleerook q b. 20 cadar
COLUMBUS Av. s.'.a,lanchie 8 s sw.isO
hart 20 Mary A Downing, 2s7 W i2oth
at; atty. Allen Brasaw. 1856 Broad
s.TH ST, 9 q. as " coiiunbu. avtN 0VYy
Saw Bank to N Tito a Mtg Co, 1875
isT ST. 10 E-America,n' MTG Co to ,ip Tst.
Csmpbeii. Y c; sttys, scott. q 4 3. ts
9TH ST. as5 E.Madd.i.ns' Perro sto'0t ~
Harry NJ Distz. 5so 9th av. l. / city:
sttys' Leach a Williams. Queens P,.sa
..TH ST, lea r; let av. i iosi.,,is:0, NJ
Brooks tJacksonl. admrx. to Jno Heth.r-
Williams, H q r, Queens Plaza Bldg, 3
18TH ST. sss E.Fr,dk MOT N 9i ind ' 100,
tee. TO Amy A Sands, IS W 4sth Of, A.
a. a.. trustees; attys. Mddisbrook & B, 46
FORMERLY ELM ST. ,i,4-Li,tii: st pSss
Co to Fredk Fox. Morris lane. Scars
dale, y; atty. Brison Hovis. i2s
away ''''''''. '................f
Bronx.
6oUTHERN BOULEVARD. ,sSs-Kant
Realty Co TO Amelia siesei, $50 z 1850
81: atty, Amelia siegol. $50 Z lssd
CARTER Az, W {. iis.ii iiiiii,.hi st i s7SG
S.6-Jewish Theological somioary or
The sun., 1919-04-21
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

top .oft-Morr!s sohwarts to Benz Krsts-
With, 4e5 sth st. and ano, yrs from
BROADWAY, 1888, s.l--J Jordan Hopklns
and ano. trustees, 20 Max Schwartz, 20
" Ioth st, VI. from Msy-l. 1918 and
UnEer. 81 Liberty st..............'s7, 900
SsTH ST, 1924 w, str and rear OF 6smt
Co. 100 " SSH ct. i. y Yrs from Dec es'I T.
is22; atty'. Hartman, L H. rs Pias
81 Az. 'gt7s. al.-sismund Kahn 70 Jos JOS
trSm J.n 90 1879 70 Nay !, 1879; s,tys.,
p 5lst ct, ) yrs from March s,
srH Nv, s45. al:--jo. " storm and ii aRO
TO Orer's Restnt Co, 1924 W Ssth St
10 81: yr, from Aug !. 1919; attvs.
ia,sT Ct, Us W. n :. 100 e Bway. ala ia
LIS Rity corpn to John NJ Hon and ano,
Sept 20, 1898; attys. Cndsrh!il n, $50
s.FM sr sss w s5th st. asa " '', of,,
ilth aoor--oppenheim. Collins & Co to
Harry ZasIowsky and ano tirm 2 q s
MILDLY Coz. s. Hope st; Brooklyn. "a
Az 4, %, str rooT and bsm; ana ETY. jag
IN rear-Hurw!ts Contr co 20 Arthur
W.;n;rsGe' % A. A yT 1, rom My IL i
t5ls, Attys' bondih n l. 6OE BWaY W. OO
i2OTH ST 42s-2l W. 8 stores-Edmund
i aStS St, ss-ls yrs from May Nay !. -iso,Ss:
address. lc25 Amsterdam av. $3.50
i42D ST. IS z, store and bsm:--H II NJ
R!ty corpn to shelburne Resin; &c, 2s
Y llth st, yrs from Feb !, 1928 IS. 900
ileTH ST. s2i W, cor store and part cellar
jacob Risper to Rent Burkan $50 W
ti.Ith st. yrs from oct /; 1919 ?d address nas
Bronx.
Sd AV, 376&-s. ali-Amanda and John Bus
Sing, Jr. 20 Taxpayers and Stores Lees-
ing and Invest Co. 4054 Sd az. q yrs
from Dec /. 1sis; atty, Henry Knepror,
4Oo4 VI uOO
ISTERVAJ.E Az. 1881, aI-John F Cav
endA TO Heinman WelSner, III E 7th ST.
yrs, April /, 1919; attys Breitbart a.
b. 500 Bway. .................i5,o 900
The sun., 1919-04-21
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Twelve Story Apartment on
West seth st. Bought by
/. II. and 4. Jacobs.
WORTH OVER 100000
The "Call" Buys New Home at
112 Fourth Ave.-Brown
in Two Deals.

Everett Jacobs and I. Randolph ia.
cobs have sold to Martin z. Kern.
through the Frank L. Fisher Company,
the twelve story apartment house at $40
West Eishty-sixth street. This building
occupies plot 72x1oo. and was one OF
the three apartment houses erected by
Mulllken C Moeller about three years
ago on Eishty-slxth street west OF West
End avenue. The building upon COM
pletion was sold to William Bradley, who
held the controlling interest in the firm
OF Fiss. Doerr & Carroll. It was re-
Gently purchased by the Jacobses from
the receivers OF this company for a con-
alteration OF s4ob,760 and has been re-
sold by them subject TO a mortgage of
t36s.ooo.
The sun., 1919-04-21
Angle Men to the Fore.

notable array Of contestants VII
appear in the competitions OF the newly
formed three cushion leagues. Among
the players are the following:
Champion Alfred De Orc and the for
mer champions Augie Kieckhefer, Boz
Carnefax, Charlie Ellis, Charles Me
Court, Hugh Heal. George Moore, Johr
Morgan. John Daily. Joe Carney, Fred
Eames and Harry Cline; also the Inter
state League champion Pierre Maupome
Otto Reiselt. John Layton, Charles Ctis
Joe Cspron, Frank Ely. Charlie NORM.
Charles Peterson, Frank Benson, Clar.
ence Jackson. Horace B. "Jess'' Loan.
Henry Solomon. Tom Huston, Gus
Copulos, Byron Gillette. Harry Wake
field Jerome Reogh. Tiff Denton
Stanley Leschin. Jim Nature. sibley and
others.
The sun., 1919-04-21
BRowN TRADES APARTMENT.

Frederick Brown has sold to Joseph
Budinsky through Bernard London the
i've story apartment house on the south
west corner Of Creston avenue and 1920
street. 72xilox irregular. The building
fas accommodations for thirty families
and returns an annual rental OF sl2.50o
In exchange the buyer gave the five story
apartment house at the northwest cor
ner Of B-oome and Norfolk streets, AN
rs which contains seven stores. houses
twenty-eiRht families and rents for
$4,000 n year.
Mr.. Brown has purchased for cash the
four story private dwelling at 1Ss East
Seventy-ninth street, lsx1o2, with an
IL" 1sx36, from Laura T. Richardson.
The transaction was negotiated by To-
ton H. Slawson & Co
The sun., 1919-04-21
sArIsFTED MORTGAGES.

9Th ST, SC 100 West End az. soox
l0o.S-Andrew johnson to Reba r
Fogel. Feb !. 1909: attys. Stoddard 4
Mark. 40 Bway .................t5. 700
stTH ST. 9 8, AIS " Columbus av. 1sxloo.t
xlsx1oi I--Jacob and Anna 6oldy to An
ME E Totten, $50 W 9tth Ut, May 10.
1917; sttys Lord, Day q l. 10 Wall
ST NICHOLAS Az, " ., 40 . It7th o., Is1
ss-Chas b Kaufman, es7 Edsecomoe
av. TO Fredk Fl Man. eHr will VIM A
Fuller. April n. 1915; attys, Man a Man.
JACOB ST. sS-Isadora Bangeis TO porcaa
l. Boardman. court order, Sept 20, 1919;
attys for petr. Wherry & Wyatt. 80
AMSTERDAM Az, iiot.7-ww.:. issd St
Realty Co to Charlotte vallender. April
;s, 1917: atty. Daily. 90 Nassau
eoERcK ST. s.s stanton >; ;H' ysp
32e-Reuben Iraacs. trustee Will Israel
lsaace deceased, rnortsagor. and Sig
mund Isaacs, 200 YaTnashita -Cho, Yoko-
hama. Japan. to sigmund Isaaos. zoo
Ysmashita-Cho, Yokohama, Japan: Dec
. 1915 atty, Jos c Levi, 81 Liberty
Seth ST. 6 q. 1871 " West End av. 72xi07 :
WIN and Celia NJ Bradley to Arthur
Baldwin ct al, trustees will Jos d Car
roll; Dec |. 1916: attys, Griggs. Baldwin
d Is, ~ Pine E...... 800. 900
The sun., 1919-04-21
RENTS HOME FOR ~ YEARS.

The Buck Construction Company has
taken a. lease for tw-enty-one years from
May on the four story twenty-five foot
dwelling at 81 West E'ghty-drst street.
facing the American Museum Of Nat
ural History. II was enormously re-
ported recently that the property had
been sold. The leasing company will al
ter the building into small suites. Mrs.
Mar II. Watts the owner. will receive
. yearly rental OF $500 FOR her prop
The sun., 1919-04-21
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

HOME STREET-James j. Donovan,
Inc, sold for Stebbins Realty and
Construction Company. Inc, to Celia
Schlesinger the i've story fat at 1909
Home street. 50x1O0.
WEST lsSTH STREET - McLernon
Bros. sold for Gen. William Il. Doster
the two and one-half story dwelling
at 121 West lssth street. 26x1o0. fac
ing Devoe Park. TO William Strong.
The same brokers resold the house
for Mr.. Strong to buyer for &C.
cupancy.
FoRDHAM ROAD - McLernon Bros
sold for II. A. Dewey tho northwest
corner OF Fordham road and Cedar
avenue, a plot 122xl00, which the
buyer will improve.
PARKVIEW PLACE--McLernon Bros
sold for william Cameron to JOIN,
Washburn the dwelling at 2473 Park
view place.
The sun., 1919-04-21
NEW HOME For THE "oALL.-

The five story and basement building
at 112 Fourth avenue has been pur-
chased by the call, and this news
paper will transfer its plant from
Pearl street as soon as the necessary
alterations have been made 10 it's new
home. Tn. building. which is abou. fifty
feet south OF Twelfth street, occupies a
Plot c72x16 and was purchased from
t1e Samuel !. Hunt estate, which had
owned II for half a. century II was
free from mortgage and was purchased
for all cash by the buyers. The prop
erty had been held at $4,000. The sale
was negotiated by Louis Marks. Leon
n. Malkiel acted as attorney for tho pur-
chasers and William w. Buckley was
the legal representative Of the estate.
The sun., 1919-04-21
Bronx.
LIS PESDRNS.
Manhattan.

s7TH ST. ass and $40 w-chas 8 Levy,
trustee, sgt Mendei Epstein ct al faction
TO declare conveyance void, SCI; atty,
Harris.
ARDEN ST. Abraham Davis ct al aEt
uirika Realty Corp foreclosure OF mtg)
atty. II Zieser.
10TH ST. SO E--Archibsd Douglas ct al
agt Mary Silverstone ct al iamended
foreclosure OF MTG attys, Douglas, Ar
mitage & Mccain.
s0TH ST. 62s WIN G Yer Planck, trus-
tee, agt Ellen NJ Dawson ct al (fore
closure OF MTG. attys, Yer Planck a
Prince.
Hath ST. IS Villa Hirsoh agt Carrie
Marx ct al foreclosure OF mtK: attys,
Bander q Haas
RIVERSIDE AV, n e cor $40 st bTsxlO7
City Real Estate Co agt Eva ] Rogers
81 al foreclosure OF mtg; atty, II
swain.
Bronx.
BURKE nv cor OinviIe av, 5oxloO,
Barker aY. cor Adee av gbIxg6l--
Charles King agt Mary McG6rry ct a.
tiorso7osure OF mtg atty, Ha.ock,
The sun., 1919-04-21
MORTGAGES

with name and address OF lender anc
attorney
Downtown.
CSouth of Fourteenth street,
FRONT ST. 81. s52x2sx irreg. M. Apri
ls-ocean Ship Chandlery Co to Frank
hue MAY I, 1874. 5G..........s:S.0o C
HOUSTON ST. Az E. IS. 2o1bo. m: April
Is-The Russo Iodice R!ty Co TO Metro:
yrs, ~; attys, A S & W Hutchins :,
William 81, ......,... .'...''''' sow
East Side.
Mast OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and IlotA streetsD
nth ST % E. aS.!o'.2, P n; Ap:,l IL a. =.
Ny.. wall st. trustee. duo May !, 1924
beSr atty. W n Powell, Wall st.tiIo coo
lo4TH ST, 8, 6i3 ist ay, SNlooil
lessehoid March 27wEast RivsF Eas
seth ct, due Sep; 10. 1919. Sc eddrest
ll6 Nassau st.................'' 20
West Side.
Cyest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
SD ST, 60 W. SIS. 2o.sIlOO.li. April IS
Christine N Van peventer to Title Guar
K Trust CO. l7s Bway, due and Int as
ssTH ST. s. :. 900 E Ams;erdam sv, ask
IO2g; also interior lot lo2,2 sith at.
nond to Jacob Wertheim. IS? w Ssth at.
yrs, So, pr mtg $4,000: atty. Herbert
a Cone. 81 chambers s,:':.'...;;,';. OoS
hirschbers to n Title a Mort Co. 1875
Bway. s yrs 5ls F.............,.3l $4,000
Uptown.
tManhattan leland. north CT iioth streetD
ACADEMY ST. e, $50 verml!yea av,
bO1lOo. April is-Irene Morgan and
ano 10 Harry Plough. S22 " Tooth ~,
due and INT as per bond. pr mtg sS6, 600
40 u AID 10000
Bronx.
thorough OF tho BronxD
FRANKLIN Az. ls6l-s, W 8. 773xlsl.s1
T6xi5s, 2--vivian Investing corpn TO Dixie
security Co. 2ss broadway, pr mtg $50,
4to; April II. due Oct 10, 1921; e.;
7LiOxissi OKLA IlxlsI--chas Evans 70
Railroad GO. oper 3 s l. Assn, lCS Park
sA S p PRS Pa5F to p.aa.d Gso
tate 81 cesaT ct pr mtg, .isooG Jan n
thereafter; atty. psiaheid Estate. q
cHf fsaF Il ST, IS Jennings i, t'' sSS
son. at White Plains, n 7. April 10. 8
yrs, 5h%; atty. Williamson. ss' hlex,
FORT !ssSHuYI.ER ROAD. s. lot lis. map
Clermont ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kinozo-
pouloS to Lamport Realty co, 800 Broad
way. April 10, installs, 6% atty. Lam
port Realty Co, SOC Broadway 1865
CIR ESTON Az, 3 W cor ls2llxSeIixsT SIX
7S4xloo--Rudnsky Realty Corpn to En-
dee Realty Co. III 5th av, pr mtg I7.-
900. April II. 10 yrs. CO atty. " Y Title
& Mtg Co, 1875 Broadway. .......sl9, 900
SETON AV. S, 100 Jefferson Av. sex
1oO-Bruno Brandes ano TO Robt II
pegenhardt, 453 S Columbus av. Mount
Vernon, Y Y, April II. yrs So; atty,
$4,000
WILKINS Az, :. SIS l7oth st. :7.ty
l0O-p : L Holding Corpa 10 Chas Jus
The sun., 1919-04-21
ROBINS DRY DOCK SCORES
Defeats Babcock q wilcox Soccer.
by . TO ..

The Babcock ~ Wilcox soccer team
ono of the inalists for the New Jersey
State cup, caught Tartar in the Rob
ms Dry Dock eleven in the National
League game at Todd Field. Brooklyn.
yesterday and suffered defeat by a
score OF 70 3, Coleman scored f-s,
for the Robins Two more goals were
shot by Gradwell of passes by Puxty
and Van den Eynden respectively.
Sweeney then Tailed for Babcock & VII
cox, making I've score AT half time z
TO in favor OF tho Robins.
From FREQ kick GradVell Shot the
Robins fourth goal Vhereupon Nelson
and Sweeney. the former from q penalty,
added two points TO the Jerssym-n's
total. A long drive by Puxty ciinehsd
matters for tho Robins
The sun., 1919-04-21
RIVAL GUESTS TO
CONFER ON PEACE
Leading Amateur Organize
tons Likely to Combine
Their Forces.
OLDER BODY\MAKES MOVE
Referee Of the De Orc Came
fax Match Will Need to
Keep on the Alert.

Following n general tendency to dis
cuss peace conditions and covenants the
rival amateur billiard socIations OF the
United States, which have been at odds
FOR some time past, are about to send
delegates TO a conference with the object
~ bringing about the aralgamation OF
tie associations.
The National Association OF Amateur
Billiard Players of America which IL thu
older organization, vas first to hold out
mo olive branch and Is said to have been
inspired In this by the firm of billiard
manufacturers which controls profess
''onal billiards. The proposal from the
National Association to the America
Amateur Billiard Association is to the
erect that tho two bodies amalgamats
under the title of the former organixa-
ton, which was formed many years ago
and was In complete control OF amateur
billiards up to the time OF the inception
OF the new association.
The proposition OF the National As
ISOLATION wns considered at the annup
meeting OF the American Association
and after much discussion It was decided
10 appoint committee OF three TO meet
similar committee from the other BODY
and discuss the terms OF combination
The American committee is composed -
Francis s. Appleby, Raymond Crane ani
II. \. Coleman.
The National Association has not a.
yet named its committee. In addition
TO rejecting William Gershel president
and H. A. Coleman secretary. the Amer
lean Association named Raymond Crane
chairman of the advisory board. newly
created office Of Importance.
Do Orc and Cannefax Sign Articles.
Articles for the match were signed
last Saturday afternoon at the Friars
Club. George NJ. Conan. Abbot of the
Friars Club, announced after the sign
ing OF the articles that substantial pei
centage OF the receipts would be donate1
to the Friars fund for the entertainment
Of wounded soldiers
The three-cushiop championship mattel
between Champion De Orc and Bob Can
nefax, which Is to take place at tn
friars Club May I. . and ., promises Co
be bitterly contested. as there Is no love
lost between the title holder and the
challenger In their last meeting De Orc
won by the narrow margin of two points
after stormy session. Carnefax mako
no bones In declaring that he will iive.t
the Cuban OF his three-cushion crown
and De Orc says nothing. but practiees
very industriousiy.
The sun., 1919-04-21
LONGFELLOW ELEVEN WIM
Defeats Prospect Football Club =,
TO o.

Eliminating the eleven OF the Prosneot
Football Club by the score Of 2 goals
70 at Tafts Oval. in Brooklyn. the
Longfellows fought their vay into tha
third round OF the La Sultana Gun com
petition yesterday. Both points were
obtained by the winners in the nrs,
half. the first coming after iftesn
minutes Of play. when a long shot bv
II. Agar found its mark. Twenty
minutes later Jack Orr. who played
centre forward for the CT, Y soccer
team OF the Twenty seventh Division.
landed a beauty in the Prospect net
and placed the Longtellows I'm.
The Whaien brothers, Just back from
overseas. were In the thick OF it from
start 10 finish.
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PLAY SOCCER TIE

Clan MscDuts's soccer eleven yestsr.
day was tied by the La Sultana Club
In the third round OF the Royal Nestor
cyp competition at LenoN Oval yester-
day to 2. a play off will be necessary
next Sunday
At no time did either team show a
marked advantage over the othsr, .
score at half time being 10 I.
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FLOWER PLOT FOR sTH AVENUE

Pesse & Gilman leased tot Mrs. r
Fulton Cutting the vacant plot at 1910
Fifth avenue. 27x100. adjoining Eighty
second street. TO Lewis & Ballantine,
nurserymea, who will use the property
to display flowers ard shrubs.
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story dwelling. e2.3x22.5, which the
seller acquired in April. 1917.
WEST 204TH STREET Donald Grant
sold GA West 204th street, five story
Hat, JOxl0o.
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MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

..sT ST, 81 20 $40 w. and s?d at. 500 ~
6l6 W-walsh Transportation Co. Inc,
agt Antony Lony, owner; National ExcR-
t van1n ana FounuA''on Co. Inc; con m
is2D ST, sis and $40 Joe Kaplan agt
X l. p Realty Holding Co, Inc. owner
ana contractor r...--.s....'......s oE. 81
i22D ST. 3i4 E--Joe Kaplan agt i. & r
Realty Holding Co, mo. owner and con-
tractor .....'...l'..., ''.'.'.. WEE, rs
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az. le4s-SohneidermBn A.
Hammerschlas agt wingood Really Co,
owner and contractor. ,.......... SBl.l2
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VrINIsRED APARTMENTs-rO LET

ssTH st. md Lexington (correr); at
t-active'Y furnished apartment. rooms
Ead bath. kitchen: from May lot to Octo-
L"r. or 8 Igonths' lease; si75 monthy.
LAsAAs PERIl$. Plaza S5ol.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS.
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With name and address ot lender and
attorney
Downfoxyu
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

With name and address OF owner and at
toinCyD