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New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

Tho twelve-story apartment at tho
..,,heast corner of West End Avenue
md Eighty-ninth Street, on plot 1l0x
lao has been purchased by client of
Nathan II. Stone, represented by Max
Tsldman through c. J. Elgar and Sol
rsinberc, from McMorrow Brothers,
builders.
The building was erected few years
.co by the sellers. 1t contains twenty
four suites and was held at $S50,0OO,
and was taken subject to q mortgage
0f 100000 held by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company.
Seventh Avenue Block Front Sold
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
..s purchased from Adelstein & Averu-
tine builders, through Henry j. Kan
trowitz. the two six-story elevator
spartments, comprising the entire block
front on the west side of Seventh
Avenue, between 10th and 120th
Streets. They occupy plot fronting
zoo feet on the avenue and 100 feet on
each street. The builders take back a
second mortgage for ten years. This
s the first sale since the structures
we're erected.
Lewisohn Estate Sells Corner
james II. CIulkSNank mas purchased q
from Frederick and Walter Lewisohn,
As executors Of the Leonard Lewisohn
Estate, the Ferncliff, a seven-story
elevator apartment at the northwes st
corner Of Seventh Avenue and 120th
Street, on plot 50.11x99.11. G. J. Elgar
and Sol Feinberg were the brokers.
Operators Buy From Palermo
Joseph Palermo, under the title of
the Ss5 West End Avenue Company,
has sold to the Hank Realty Company
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Chester A. Beatty Sells
Fine 73d St. House
Seller Of Dwelling Valued at
$l5O,OOO Now Lives in Lon.
don; Other Homes Sold


The six-story English basement
dwelling at 10 East Seventy-third
Street, valued at s15o,ooo, has been
sold by William B. May & Co. for
Chester A. Beatty. It occupies a plot
22.7x100, and was built some years ago
by Mr.. Beatty, who now resides in
London. The property has been leased
during the last three years to E. R.
Stettinius, Jerome Hanauer and S. P
Bedford, the present tenant.
Business Claims 33d St. House
The Fl. M. We'll Company has sold
for Henry w. Shomers as trustee, 14a
East Thirty-third Street. three-story
Lynn. who will alter the premises for
Buys in 114th Street
Harry Sugarman has sold for Abra.
ham Rothman, 70 West 114th Street, q
lot 16x100, to Abraham Kufner.
Sales in 138th Street
B. W. Smith has sold for Emma s
Hoffman the four-story and basement
dwelling at 320 West 138th Street. on
lot 1880. Mr.. Smith has also resold
for Mary Reid to Bessie A. Pierce 313
West 138th Street, three-story and
basement dwelling, on lot 17.6x100.
Gets Dwelling in s9th Street
The Paupack Power and Lumber
Company has sold 50 West Eighty
ninth Street, four-story dwelling on
lot 18x100.8, to a client of the II. M
We'll Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Many More Bronx Flats
Pass Into New Hands
Sales of This Class of Realty in
Various Sections Show No
Let-Up in Demand

Leitner, Brener & Starr have sold to
client of M. Feltman 984, 9s8 and 992
Tiffany Street, three hve-story apart
ment houses, each on plot 4ox1oo, held
at $4,000.
Porter & Co. have sold for tho Cum
mings estate the fve-story apartment
house at 5s2 Wales Avenue, on plot
5ox1oo.
The Benenson Realty Company has
resold o97 TO s41 East 14sth Street,
two five-story apartment houses. each
on plot 50x150.
Philip D: Wattenberg has sold the
frame building. on lot 17x110 each, at
oo2 and 664 Jefferson Place to Vein
stein Brothers; also the similar build
tngs at 666 to 670 Jefferson Place to
Henry Breisinger and Joseph Margold.
Philip Wattenberg has bought from
a Mr.. Breunich 1902 Washington Ave
nue., a fve-story apartment house. on
plot 50x100.
Heller & sussman have sold tho
five-story apartment house at I'll East
1S5th Street, on plot 4Ox125, to g cli-
Philip Wattenberg has sold 70
George Bang 26e East 165th Street. a
tlve-story apartment house, on plot
33x1O0. paw
Mandelbaum 4 Levine have sold 264
looth Street. a four-story fathouse.
on plot S6.8xSo, to a client of Fried
man, T'auss & Co.
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
have sold 1913 Kelly Street, a six
story apartment house, on lot 25x10O.
Sales of Two-Fami1v Horaaa
Daniel H: Jackson has sold 1887
Edgewater Road, a two-family dwell
ing, on lot 25x1oo, to the Meister
Builders, Isaac Meister, president.
I-eitner, Brcner & Starr were the
brokers.
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
have sold the two-family dwelling 1149
Simpson Street, on lot 25x10o.
Friedman, Tauss & Co. sold for
Louis Doctor 1881 Union Avenue, n
two-family house, on lot 2Ox132.8, to
Adolph Ginsburg
Calm & Pittman have purchased from
the ii. A. Webb estate the three-story
brick two-family dwelling at 1882
Bailey Avenue, on lot 25x100.
Calm e. Pittman have purchased
from Levi s. Hulse, as trustee for the
Fl. A. Webb estate, two-family dwell
ling at 1882 Bailey Avenue, on lot 25x
100.
Friedman, Tauss & Co. sold for Mrs.
Mary Reynolds 1874 Fulton Avenue a
two-story dwelling, on lot 2Sx168, to
Baruch Goldner.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

ssD sT. 10 W; n Title & Mort Co to
LOUIS Smyth. 2sS w $50 st. as comm
CLINTON ST, ss-ss; N Y Title & Mort Co
10 s3orasn rnveTsal ,5, Sav Bank 81 Liberty st,
1+TH sT. "a E; 18th st. 2o7-22s e; Jacob
II SchiT to Empire Trust Co, 12o Bway:
atty, J Ludvigh. 80 9Th av. .sl66, 900
CARMODY ST, mtge s16,ss4.s5; Edw A
lsaacs, exr, etc. to Stanley Levy. COZ
lS6th st; atty Otto A samucis. 217
MORNiNGsIDD Av, as e. ntre SCI. 1.ooo : !:
" Hahn to Aug = C Herdtfelder 426 E
lSSth st; attys Thompson, Kass g. War
rem. 256 Bway; int Of. of............s2,O 900
l4oTH ST, COZ w: Ellis p Earle to Cit
!zens Saw Bank, IS Bowery: atty, l. T
& T Co, 100 Bway.. ....... ss4 500
MADISON Az. 527; jennie Dinond TO
y Sav Bank. sos Madison av; attys,
Merrill. & 7, 100 Bway. sac. coo
1o9TH ST, 1T3-175 L. mtge now $500;
G Hoffman to Mamie Rosenson. $40
Parkway. Bklyn; atty, Ira l. Rosen-
son. 258 Bway. Bklyn. 81
I'D Az: 2403. mtge $4,000; Bessie Rose
man to Mamie Rosenson. $40 E Parkway,
Bklyn; atty. l l. Rosenson, 25s Bway,
1ohiyH !
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
MTG s2.hO0; July u. q

mtge $4,000; July 10: atty. Title ca,
Co. 1T6 Broadway ...............- 81
237TH ST s. 100 " Martha av. l5ox l.f.
Caterson. 43l4 Nireo av. juno %. att.
NJ 4 Ti5ls y M,GY GIar g Co: l5e nwsy -
A4NxQN 4N Eyn,srf 5Sh ios'., st. 4slo
ings Bank TO Beth II oned drash shar|
.,..i Zion corpn, sla p lsoih si July =. art
SOUTHERN BLVD. s. et n W S }iesi rarIn
I'd; runs n 16S.7x 1925 10 RI xs
z241O to beg; Samson Lochman & ar
to Jacob Shevell. TO Riverside Drive
mtge $4,000. July 2. att. Title qua
K T Co, lv6 H'~ay ......-. $40.
WHITLOcK Az, e g 1iffars un
look c 55x n 5Sx 49, e. ft So.
silvcrstein. 932 Hoe av: MTG 200
July IS. atty. Title Guar e. + 20. iTt
sTHn8INs Av, s77. " 8. 2i.i.fzo. Eau
Kramer to iIelen Cook, 9i5 Allrs az
July IG; atty. Title Guar q q 20. I7l
cREsToN Av. Fieia pi fdossssee' 50
francis J Ryan 70 Macy constn GO
ees Fox st; mtge 5000; July is. Attys
MARION Az. s >, 22s.il e BEDFORD
Park Blyd. s2;exl7o; virginia u IShati-
July IL; atty. Edw u bowling. 81
SANE PRopER'T;Y7; Edith II aladiral y "
18th ST. s11 r, \. z5xl0o. j. =
M1anSiari IT,. to J. luciano oda saniaeci. .
1o4st ntee SZ,VOV, June 20 attt
Casario. 81 E l4sth st..........
LOTS SO e. 81, map 12l lots on Unlv,i
Heights; Adele N Brb to VIM i
mond. 1876 Monroe av, July ID.
VIM Diamond. 1916 Monroe a.
BRYANT ST. S. 175 Lafayette a..
100: also le5th st. g, 45.5 K.., .-
25x 70.5x s ls7x W 15x u lssx ;
6s-7 to beg: Norris Flasters,eia to 5larj
Dworkin, sos W 174th st: July -. atty
Strasbourger & s. "a Bway . :
18TH ST. 606-s e. e. s76xIo0. r 4 4
Realty Co TO Barnet Levin. 222 e lO2s
st; mtge SIS, ,00o July 10; atty, J /
Bernstein. Beekman st..............s. $.
map Lacona Park. 50xlo0; Hy LIZ
{r. Mt Vernon, y 7. to vincenzo =,
mtg al2,4oo; July 10; atty, smith Y -
DECATUR Av. 274s, e 8. 4oxioo; ~, ~
Fruerhausen to Herman W Din4Aer
$500 Marion av. mtg $4,000. july / s
atty. Herleman Y. 3sl Z. l49th stsIO
INTERVALE Av, sss. 1854. 100.
70; kelyale Realty Corp to s.4lls
Itealt. CorDn, 1913 Pitkin av 3...
II II Hochdorf. u cAs1n;rrs
INTEHNAI.E AN. 1851 "
Epps Holding Co 10 annie S-arn
Thaaford av. BKlyn. mig S52Ill. I..
~ att, Goldfs.n & -. $50 B~ay ;.
/ CO I XII -ANDT AN. . cor i-ytu ST. F..
100: Peoples IsiE Market TO Harry Ar,.
son Inc mtg slve.oo9; July =. az,
7 K Mtg CO o.-.-...-.....'.
INST ST. 444 E s 25xsO; H4rr.
Ioibert and ano TO JOS Fein0,rg. ne
"a av; one-half part. mtg IS. $50. ia!
-. atty. II II Holbert. 1911 Sd av al
6AMB PROP; Hy G f.eist to sam. on.
half part: mtg ss,25o; July Is. att
odule : a
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Ormonde Apartment To Be
Altered Into a Hotel

The ten-story Ormonde apartment
at the southeast corner Of Broadway
and Seventeen Street, which is to be
be carried two stories higher, accord
ing to plans completed by William H
Gomport, architect
The Ormonde occupies plot. 145x
112, and when altered will contain 32e
rooms, 800 baths, large dining room
shops, etc. Four high-speed elevators
will be installed. 1t is estimated that
the alterations will cost James Butler
the owner, about $760,000. The hotel
will be ready for occupancy next Janu-
ary. Mr. Butler, who is descendant
of the Duke Of Ormonde, will mans his
new improvement the Hotel Ormonde
Plans are to be filed with the Building
Department to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Buyers for Loft Buildings
In Fulton and Mercer Streets

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for Eleanor and Mary G. Hodges, to
Ernest Klein & Brother, the fve-story
building at 4S Fulton Street, on lot
25x25. The purchasers are now located d
at "a Fulton Street, and when posses
sion Of tehir new premises is secured
they will make extensive improvements
for their own occupancy. The transac-
tion was all cash.
The Duross Company has sold fo1
David Harper, 165-167 Mercer Street
q Ave story loft on plot 50x10O, to J.
H. HALEY, who gave in part payment
5,400 acres of woodland property in
Clinch County, Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

wilism st. runs n Sex 72.7 "a to
street W $40 to beg; D IN: July l6;
Co. 4S w SSth st, 5 years, 6 p c; pr mtgc
$4,000: atty, Title g & T Co. 176 Broad
way observation-disclosures. S13 900
CHAMBERS ST. n 6, s51.7 Q Broadway,
81 Readc st: July IS; American News
Co to Bank for Savings. ESQ 4th av; 3
years; years C; atty Title g & Co. rs
broadway .............. $3.50 900
READE ST. l3S. s, 25x7s; p m; July 1e;
Edw NJ Vosburgh to Agnes W Peek. Lake
Mahopec, N Y; years: 5 p c: atty. Title
p G. g & 7 c. 1zs Broadway s27 900
p m: July r; Peter P cappe to Wm II
Sage. Broaxvilie, y Y, and ano. trustees
=, ysaTs' Ta,r I,r &c; l56 BroAdway 81 900
50 6Sx75 ''sH NJ ls ana 10, Suffolk st.
Cherry st. b7x5o. 2x5s ax4s.2: Madison st,
Jefferson st, 226xso; third rart
and John T. VIM G. Franklin X and
Edwin F Huner, heirs, eto, John T ITuner
to Meta Malchow, 152a f North av Balti-
W 3WoTe. ps,n NO. .. wars; YEARS c; atty Albert
HOUSTON ST. '35 ", n q c Green st. 2ox
So; July IS; Raye Lande to Empire State
Pc; pr mtee $l6.5o0; atty. Edwin r Ap-
fel. 81 Liberty st .................s6 $4,000
HOUSTON ST sol p, q, 1882; July j;
l. Wetschler to Vim Prayer. 112 Bath av
Long Branch, ], indy, ct al, exrs: due
Jan !. 1921: p C; atty, Edwin r APPEL
% A'tooiey 81 .''.'....'... 500
East Side
3D. ST. 8o7 e. n 8. 24.4x96 p NJ: July 1e
Louis Hochman to Randolph Hurry, 100
W seth ct; yrs p C; atty, n Y T &
+ GO, 13b Bway .S2l 500
10TH ST 50 e. 8, 26x100.11; .Jno &
Louise B Wendt to Chas r Rankrn, II
slocum pl. Bklyn: yrs, c; pr mt &C
llTH sT, 5ia e. 8. 251ios: July sN'Y2' IL
Amelia Schaefer to Metropolitan Sa,
Bank. 80 Cooper Square E: s yrs u
p C; atty. A & w Hutchins, 81 william
24TH sr. 4os q. 8. 26xsss; p M; SsvI, JuI,
10; Broadway Local Express Co tc
Robt Rollins 1889 Bedford av Bklyn
6 ano; installs. 6 c. pr mtge $40. GOO
atty. A H Bauer, 178 Bway s1l 00(
S8TH ST. $500 Z; leasehold; July IA
Morris Terdiman to Isaac Wurtzel. 81
E 7th st. e. ano; duo g. int as per notes
address Jos Zeller 209 r I'd st s90t
62D ST, 347 f. g, 17x1005: . m; Jul,
49, Chas y & Louise d Mas to I.awy er,
Title O. Trust Co. 1G0 Bway; 3 yrs 5E
AvESun 4. 14cs-lo parts Of lease. 81 oha5 at
tells, etc: July 2; Jacobs Bread CO tt
Globe Rye Bread Co, 52S L 10th st
due per notes; G @; atty. Jos j
Greenberg. 299 Bway ......... ~ 00l
10TH ST. 25 e. n s. 2ox1o2.2: m; Jul,
is; Donald McKesson to Roe Kauf
mann. 25 10th st; & yrs, 5A D Q, atty
T G & Co. 176 Bway .$25 00t
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Buyer of Bronx Block
Plans Factory for Site

Cross & Brown Co. have sold for An
drew D. Parker the entire block be-
tween 133d and 134th Streets, Walnut
Avenue and the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad tracks to the
Conway Company, Of New Jersey, who
will Immediately improve the plot
with q four-story factory containing
$4,000 square feet Of floor space. The
plot has been held for a number Of
years by the owner at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Sales at Auction
By Joseph p. Dsv

0E JOSepn Z Day
46TH ST. 11s-ls W. 8 e. 30 eth av <ax
1904. e-sty hotel; Manhattan Savgs
Inst agt T Breacen et al: due 'sia..-
s2s.S4 taxes, etc. 5000: adjourned a
July Il.
BY Henry Brady
HOUSTON ST. sis 4, u :. lfo ~. Az a..
z5x67N25.ixs5.9. sty int srl atr4.
Kingston saves Bk ct al 81 cu64n e.fl-
s5o3.so; to the Lawyers Mortrac- a.,
party In interest for So 900
o42D ST. E. c Richardson aN looxfon.
r Knapp agt F. Mapes; due ST.
4hs 22: taxes. etc. s2,l6e. to Gray son
Burt for $1,000.
By James Donovan
6AAIEH ST, 8, 6. ils.1l n Park Row.
2s.ex774x irreg S-sty tint and strs, Ea AZ
River savgs Inst agt Louisa Rafrsfto
ct al; due. $lo.sSo.os; taxes. etc. si.s0o:
e Angsis L CAsazxa for yl9.l00
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Registers 9th Avenue Title

Emil G.. Hantsche, jr., has bought
21o0 Eighth Avenue, five story tene-
ment. on lot 26x10O, near Hath Street.
Mr.; Hantsche had the title registered
under the Torrens system.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Building Loan Contracts

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. p cor l46th st.
O21lx5s lox rreg; City Mortgage Co
loans b64 Riverside Corp to erect 5-sty
apnt house; payments. .&125, ,00s
Bronx
GRAND BLVD q CONCOURsu, a cor
17sth F i04sy7s.7x irregi 1a5 Broad
way Holding Corpn loans 4 L Bldg
Corpn to srect sty Apmt; II pay
menus ..&l0O.0 900
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

tiisd bathA open Areplacss, half aero
plot. fruitA eto, Fine location Only
$11,6oe. Other attractive offertnga COLE
d SON, - North ava.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
LONG ISLAND

BAYsIDE, FLUsHING.-Beautiful T-room
nd bath cottage with garage: plot 80 by 100.
vi,h hne old shade trees: Bayside Boulevard.
opposite Warburton ave. : near water. Price,
$4,000. Apply owner. NJ Morgenthau. jr
zoe Broadway, New York.
BEECHHURsT. Long Island. 30 minutes
from Broadway; wonderful bargains IN
choice plots, overlooking Sound. bought at
forced auction sale; must sell Immediately |,
act quick Address owner. Howard Thurs
ton, Beechhurst, phone Flushing 1914.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

AT NEW ROtHEILE.---A Bargain: water
front bungalow. rooms. baths, plot
75xl50; garage. Frice s1+.o00-Tho best
buy in the city Eeynard & Kraft. 206
Huguenot ST. Tel. 264l New Rochelle N. Y
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
AT OAKWoOD HEI0,

AT OAKWOOD HEIGHTS
Mt Vernons Exclusive Residential eeotion,
$4,000 buys this modern 7-room stucco house.
Large living room and tiled bath. See at
once. Sticger Bros, 20 8. 11th Ave-. Mt.
Vernon. Tel. 844.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
COUNTRY HOME TO RENT

SoIsso TO EUROPE FOR ABOUT -FOUR
months, Will rent we'll furnished modern
.nooss, ter rooms. thfes baths. large lot.
ss,NySy-esy w Esrs4sl 500 psr month. w1EA-
s!As Nsw Rochelle BsH of references
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
MAKE US AN Offer.

Fine home stucco. rooms tiled bath,
all improvements, lsrge plot. garage
Asking $4,000. r. j. SULLIVAN, 90 North
Ave. Tel. 2190
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
NEW ROCHELLE

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 1B
rooms. baths. all modern improvements,
3 car garase; large plot. Price s45, 900:
terms. Homo Realty Co.. Now Rochelle
Trust Co. Bldg. Room 80. Phone 927.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

MT. KIsCO.

THE BEST PART OF MT. KIsCO.
House rooms and largo open attic.
Village water. sewcr, electricity, hot air
heat, hardwood floors throughout. in excel
ient condition 100000. A low priced
property located IN Il section of much
higher values. Prce $4,000: half cash
CARPENTER & pELTON. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
NEW FRENCH COLONIAL HOUSES
HCARSDALE

HANDSOME HILL TOP, 10 ACRES. ideal
for 9entierna nans country estate. near golf
club. unobstruotsd Wow in all directions;
splendid orchards ana stately trees. at At
tractivs pY1oei pArticulars No brokors
Owner. ecarndale NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
'iaaaaSNESTCHESTERT55zd
KNt5| 5|9&&88s8@aO SALE OR RENT az HkzElssn1
We W ~ 5 Ilo9pes BUSINESS @saHaS asa@zsa5zS n
81 prS9ffSe{Ss fse{9Srs saS}Ssas S{{es: s.ElzEA
MI. VERNON

PERFECT HOUSE, sleeping porch. sun
parlor: steam heated; garage; every improve
once 7o4 So. 9Th av., blocks no. Of Dyre
av. station. Westchester 4 Boston r. r.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

An Investment That Can't BE Beat.
family stucco. all improvements: ex-
celent condition: rooms and bath on
each floor; 60x10o; room for garage. Con-
venient schools and trains: brings $1,000:
Price. $4,000. KING & 6TERNER, 26 So.
9th Ave. phone 2932. Res. phone 246e-W.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
CHESTER Hill. RrSTRI

$1,000 cash: plot 75x125; house II rooms,
baths steam heat. electricity: fine resi-
Dental section near station Value s16.500.
Tor quick sale $4,000. CLAREY, 81 West
First Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

Wilism st. runs n Sex 727 s "a to
street K W $40 to beg; D IN: July l6;
Mary r Economus to Jacob New Realty
Co. 4S w S8th st, years, p c; pr mtge
$4,000: atty, Title G & T Co. 176 Broad l.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
SHEA BEATS SHUGRUE
Clever New Haven Boxer Too Fast
 for Waterbury Lad--Proto and
 Cohen DrsY-ScaIIett K. O,'s White

With both boys working at top speed and furnishing a pleasing eX- nti,ition of boxing. Tommy Shea aas4ly outpolrted Johnny Shugrue in 12 round bout staged last evening in Bardeck's hall Shea took every round but the 11fh, the Waterbury boy making a strong bid for a. knock put during that inning of the eX- hibdtfoia but failed to get the blow through the watchfuI guard of his more experienced opponent. Shea drew blood from Shu grue's nose in the Fo11rth round but so difficult was it for the younger boxer to get in a blow that at the end of the 18th round the winner bore no marks
 In the semi final, George Proto of New Haven and Sapper Cohen of Bridgeport boxed to clean draw. Both boys showed up we'll, showing little tendency to stall. Tn the eighth round Proto complained of an injured hand but finished strong in spite of that fact.
 The scheduled six round bout be- tween Jimmie Scarlet and Terry tlNeiil was amended to put Kid" White in O'Neills place. White knew i.ttlo about the game and went to the door twice in the second round. Referee Willis ordered both boys to their corners after it appeared that White vas unable to continue.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
REDS TO PLAY TANKS
Worlds Champions and American LeagucrS to Clash During Spring Training Season.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Dec. 5.-Pat Mo- ran's worlds champion Reds will play several exhibition games with the New York Yankees while doing their spring training at Miami, Fla, and after they leave the training quarters. IL is proposed to have Miller Huggins bring his team down from Jackson vile for two games with the Reds at Miami and one at Palm Beach.
 On the way North from the train ing camp the Reds will play a num- Der of exhibition games, the first at Jacksonville with the Yankees on March 29 and again on March 30. On the following day the Reds will meet the Washington Americans at Angus ta, Ga, and will also play the Soma tors at Atlanta on April 1. The last stop on the hOmeward journey will be made at Louisville on April 2.
 The home fans will get their first peek at their favorites on April 8 and 4, when the Reds will stage two game with the Yankees at Redland Field. It is probable that the Reds and Tanks will also play at Dayton, Co., 1umbus, and Akron during that week.
 The champions will then meet the Detroit team at home for two days, April 10 and II, the regular season opening probably on April 14.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
HARYARD'S WORK
 BE(iINS ON MONDAY
Fisher Believes Eleven Will Be ln
 Shape on New Years Day

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 5-Thc liar yard football team which will lnEaoc the West to play leading Faclhc coast eleven at Pasadena on New Years Day will be virtually the same as that which went through the re- cent season without defeat. In con- nectiOn with the announcement of EIarvard's acceptance of the invita- ton to play at the Carnival of Roses celebration it was said yesterday that tWcnty-three players would be taken on the trip.
 A canvass of the Crimson players who won their letter against Prince- ton and Yale and leading substitutes showed that almost all were available. Of them two may be lost because of recently developed academic difficult ties and two others said they might wish to pass Christmas with their families. having been in the service for the last two Christmas seasons.
 The team will include Capt. Murray, the Crimson star quarterback; Eddie Casey. tDe crack halfback whose shifty open field running, forward pass re- ception and defensive play gave him high place among Eastern players, and the Horween brothers. one of whom, Ralph, kicks far and true for field goals. One substitute will be carried for each position except quar- terbac1. for which there will be two men. Head Coach Robert T. Fisher will have several assistants, including Eddie Mahan, Crimson captain in 1915, who is familiar with Western styles Of play through a, season as coach at the University of Southern California.
 The start for the West will be made December 20, when q two weeks re- cess for the holidays begins at Har- ward. Until that time the Crimson team will be kept busy with q. recon ditioning process. The players broke training after the Yale game two weeks ago, which Harvard won by 10 to 3, but Fisher said he had 40 doubt that it would be possible to bring the players back to top form, and that with nearly {: week for acclim alton and practice in California they would be ready to play their best game on New Years Day. Active practice will begin Monday. Play will be held in the stadium when possible, and prob ably in an armory in Boston when weather conditions make outdoor work ilnprslCticable.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
AVIATION IN JAPAN.

San Frascisco, Dect 5.--Wealhy men iu Japan have turned to air planning as q sport. Many of those who made fortunes during the war in manufact turing munitions and building ships arc neglecting their motor cars to devote time to skim ming through the air. The Japanese government is encouraging the is nov&tiOn in every way, for it is realized that the more persons who indulge in the pa@time the greater will be the prospects of progress in aviation in the Island Kingdom.
 Ill aviation most of the machines used have been of foreign make, but it is expected that the home pro duction will equal soon both the government demand and that for recrsational purposes
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
WARNER IS RE-ENGAGED.
Panthers Football! Mentor Signs Con-
 tract As Coach for Next Four Years.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 5.-Any thoughts that might have existed in the minds of football enthusiasts that Glenn Warner was through at the University of Pittsburgh because of the two defeats this year were dis pelled yesterday when it was an nounced that his present contract with the Pitt Athletic committee. which has one more year to run, was increased to four years, and Warner will coach the Partners until the end of the 1923 football season.
 The Blue and Gold did not loso a. college game under Warner during the season of 1915, 1916, 1917 or 1918. but this year, with a manifestly in- ferior team to any that he ever had since coming to Pittsburgh, he was forced to see his Partners defeated by Syracuse A to 3. and then go down before Hugo Bezdek's Penn State eleven by score of 20 to 0,
 While nothiR~, was given out as to