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New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Schultz Recognizes Business
Future of Columbia Heights

Samuel J. Tankoos has leased 10 the
Schultz Cigar Stores Company the
building at 207 Columbia Street. south
east corner of Sacke.t Street, Brook
lyn. owned by Lucy Hadfieid, at a rental
aggregating 100000. Upon the expira-
ton of existing leases the Schultz com
pany will make extensive alterations
and occupy the corner portion of the
ground floor for an additional branch
establishment
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
S350,0OO Temple for
Borough Park

Shampan & Shampan have filed plans
for a temple to be erected at the south
west corner of Fifteenth Avenue and
Forty-eighth Street, Brooklyn. on d
plot l00x120. to cost $3.50 900, for Con-
gregation Beth Ell OF Borough PARK
It will have g. seating capacity of i 800
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
ALVIN Court Deal Mere Gossip

Frank Hughes, of the Orean Com
pany, owner of the Alwyn Court apart
ments at Seventh Avenue and Fifty
eighth Street, said yesterday that the
report in circulation on Saturday that
salethe apartment had been sold is not
true, and what is more that the prop
erty is not in the market for sale.
The house is owned by the bandhold
ers of the original company.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
ISrOnX
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

72D ST. 247 and 24o "; Kntckerbocker
NJ Mas9ns 80, 81 supply Co Inc agt John Pee ss
SAME property; same agt Alice c VIII
Jams ct al: Sept 25, 1919 s5s5.so
s?D ST, 10 w; Morris sperger agt Jennie
II Leonard ct al; Nov 9, 1919. s1,5e5
FIT WASHINGTON AV. cor ljsd ST
" Rswle q Co. Inc. -agt Mrs. j Hood
Wright ct al; Aug 2Ss 1918. $3.50
nKs Ply shr shS. shrdlu ununun
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11

bert Nainlock. $50 W 1osd ST. atty
Samuel fitterman. sos Broadway. 500
GLEBE AV. 2f63 Frieda Brownshieid to
Albert Mainlock. Hotel Marseilies. 1880
and Broadway. atty. Samuel Bitterman.
39e Broadway .-...-... ......,... sioo
NORTH RID. :. being west part lot IS,
man Country Club Land Assn; Franklin
Hoyt to Cath Dowling. 33A w 22d 81
atty, Peter p McENigott. 217 Broad
Siuu
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11

In the Australian Senate the Nauru
agreement, which provides that the
control of the former German islands
N the Pacific to the south of the
equator shall pass TO Australia and
New Ssealand, while those to the north
CT the equator go to Japan, passed the
second reading on October 3.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Recorded Leases

wrLLE:TT ST So, ground and fist ho9rs'
Cecilia Stern to Louis Alborn and tiel-
man Stern. on the premises, + years from
March /. 1919; attys Lippman & Sachs;
2S3 Broadway ........... 400
LEONARD 81. AZ; ALL Geo A Musstnann
Brooklyn: years months from July
1919; atty, w A Cunningham, so Union
Square ..........,...-. $1,000 to $500
- Land Co to samuel Ehrlich. llss 4Gth
ST. Brooklyn, et al, 81 years from May
/, 1920: deposit of $40, 600; attys. Jos W
UInans 277 Broadway 10000 to 1000
lot; the land; Unity Fee Co to st Regis
Restaurant. 1900 Broadway; q years
from Feb ls2o 81 qoo to 800, Ss9oo
exr. TO Harry Il Phillips, S6l " 27th st.
years from May l, 1913; E Mundy.
sPR1Nr 'str sT y 71-7s and b. ohas Klein eg9
80 Chas Schachne, 4S6 West 81. Brook
lyn: 10 years from Feb l, 1890 address.
43 John st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... - 500
1sT Az lts; SIT b and lst oor, George
Muhdortr to Frank Dumowitch, ~ 1st
az; yrs from Sept l. 1919. s.......sl, $50
12TH ST, eo5-2ls E; str. 2d and Sd floors
s7-9l: str Noor except center and north
portions. Hup Realty 60 TO Sterling
Bronze Co, 16 r 4oth st; from Jan |.
1920. to April 80. 1880. ...-.-.: $4,000
9TH Av, 655. n 3Sth st all; capper
Realty Co to Schultz & Haase. Inc u
YRS from Feb l. 1920; atty. Abr Good,
TT HAV. W c 49th 81, ali; tenant TO
alter at $4,000 Garfield National Bank
to T42 7th Av Corpn. 2S W 3lst st; q
yrs mos and 81 days from Nov I 1919.
nttys Jonas & y, lie Bway.
$4,000 to sl5.500
Bronx
sd AV, cor fremont av. cigar stand
John Brennan TO Jack Enrich 1873
Charlotte av, stc-l2 yrs from June 15,
1913; atty. J Ehrlich, 4214 av. $500
I'D AN. $3.50, store; Benz Packer to Mollte
Rosenblum, 3.3 Crimmina av: yrs from
Oct |. 1918; atty, " Rosenblum, 500
Cd av........... ............. 500
HUGHES AV. 237s store etc I. Maineri
to Cateno i Asoseino, 1913 Hughes av
and ano; yrs from Dec I, 1873; atty
c d Agostino, 23Ts Hughes av.... $1,000
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
WEsTCnEsTER COUNTY
NEW ROCHELLE CHOICEST
HOMES IN THE BEST

NEW ROCHELLE CHOICEST
HOMES IN TIE BEST
RINiDEN TIAL SECTIONS.
lNpEK CON>gKl CTjON Slate roof
house old English hollow tile, plot look
no. rooms baths. with every improve
inslt. ms attractive lawns .hade trees
--car ssrage. chauffeur quarters. S35, ,000.
Terms
An IpEAL HOME at bargain-ll
ro-us baths, sun parior, sleeping
tor ars, large plot; excellent section, near
neli and station; Gear garage. s35, 600.
ABOt T NLKEs-tientieruan' high class
hofae % rooms. baths. every other
c1Ae-fsahle Improvement; garage for 4
rars t-nuis court, etc. Immediate pos
session Price S55 900
ENGLISH STYLE sTUCCO. plot 250xl70.
- rooms baths. all the latest improve
inents parQuet floors hardwood trim
throus hcut, scar garage. $4,000 Terms
reasonable
o" Nhk CONC SOUTH. must sell beau
tful Rochelle Heigghts. acre IL
rooms. baths, stone and brick construc-
Won $50. .o@e Terms arranged satisfactory.
ATTRACTIVE >rI(IO ROME, plot 140x
Isn, 10 rooms. bat hs all modern I'm
pt9vements. 2-car garage strictly high
e.ass location. $40, 600. Open to offer.
HOME REALTY COMPANY,
26. MAIN st. TEL. 337.
NEW ROCHELLE TRUST co. BLDG.
OPEN ON 81 tNDANS.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
S15O,OOO Eldredge Place at
Locust Valley i'm q Deal

Warren Murdock has sold to E. l..
Eldredge the property of NJ. E. Young,
on the Lattinstown Road, Locust Val
ley, l.. t. consisting of about sixteen
acres, with large frame residence and
outbuildings. 1t was held at s160,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Gunther Building Will Not Be Auc
TONED

toned
The six-story loft building, on plot
60xl0O, known as the Gunther Building.
at 469 to AIS Broome Street, southwest
corner of Greene Street. has beer sold
Tor the James Rufus Smith estate to
an investor. The property was sched-
uled to be sold st an executors auction
sale on Wednesday by Bryan L. Ken
nelly.
News From Jay Street
J. n. Kalley & Son have sold to
George H. Ftege II Jay Street, five
story building on lot 25x91.6.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
sEN JERSEY
Dutch Colonial House

Beautiful, newly decorated, 9
rooms, baths, shower, nicely
furnished; % miles from city.
easy committing; 81 acres ground,
with house, garage, stable, out
houses, including 5-room bunga-
10" with bath for caretaker; pigs,
chickens, 3 cows, saddle horse,
work horse, swimming peel. COM
plete set farm implements. Ford
truck, wagon. Goa! in cellar
sdo'oo0, half cash, balance mort
gage. Further particulars apply
w. N. ' RTUE. "A Whitehall ST.,
'lty Phone, Bowling Green 632S.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Buvs House on Battle Hill

Robert E. Farley organization has
sold for the Westchester Syndicate, a
house in the Battle Hill Park section
of White Plains to Mrs. Magdalene
Dods of White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
$1,000 DOWN

New Rochelle-Stucco and tile modern
louse, rooms. bath, gas. electricity.
"lean heat. good size lot, choice location.
ID minutes station. splendid bargain
$4,000. very easy terms.
D. G. kirhofer q North ave- Tel 5S-
Ne" Rochelle \. y. open sundays.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Miss Pugh Buys 93d St. House

Miss Lucille Pugh, we'll known law
yer is the buyer of No. 81 East Ninety
third Street, sold recently by John
J. and Theodore A. kavanagh, for
Josephine +. Burghard
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
STORAGE NOTICES


70 MR.. + ARNOLD. Mrs. s. Epstein. Mr.
G. J.; Mcintyre, Miss j. Seller or cam
neis Miss or Mrs. Mary Ortner. Mrs H. De-
l-enz. Mr. Michael pyke, Mrs. J T. PAT
,srSon Mr Martin Egert. Mrs Rroadwics.
Mrs Grace Adams, Mrs H. Van Dyke. Ifr
; Goiaoerg. C!aremont Vans. You and eaca
OF you ara hereby notified that the time FOR
painent oS our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof has been given you.
we win cause such property. 70 wiz. house
mouse goods carpets, personal effects,
5,ie""s ,.s nid .s-' snt etc, now stored IN the
Suheo aiotaee Co. IIc., formerly O 'Ret!ly's
storage Warehouse. az 1913 Southern
30 " sNare, +ronH. New IorH C!ty. by you
or N your name. o. IL which ,ou M;
nave an Interest. 10 be sold at Public Auc,
.lon, % aecorc'ns TO the statute IN such case
MADE aAd provided, ct the ,var.ho,,aa.
r,,., 5e'o southern Bouieyard. Bronx. New yor K
S!l9' on tuesday. Decom ner - 1919. beri,-
ming at so =. NJ and y tho sam. "a nn,
coI,tp 80 ol said cato The same VIZ be
continue . tle same place On Zach ans
every lUesday thereafter. beatnning a, IA
a. Nj and Continued until al The goods
arc sold " s9e-S
CUNEO STORAGE co. INC
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11

PLAINFIELD, y J.
bASGAiN HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS
, ~ .u oeln. steam heat. electric light plot
~ ~ H. 10 IT. Address Owner, 81 Fisher
ave White Plains, n Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
SURROGATES' NOTlCn

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN pursuance OF order 4. Hon rohn
r. Cohalan Surrogate Of tho County .,
nc" aotA. notice is hereby gwen 20 all
Braun. late of the County Of Nav York
deceased, to present the same with vuuc b :
ers tnereof to the subscribers at their
.: :Ncs OF transacting business al the once
hounds. Hatch. DIilngh ham d DE be-.
voise. No So Cedar Street. IN the Borough
ot Man haitian. city " New York Oh or
before the 18Th day OF February next
Dated, New York. august 6th, 1919
HEDWICi BRAUN.
THEODORE &. WEYCAND1
ROUNDS. HATCH. DlLiINGHAAl 4
DEBEVOlSE. Attorneys FOR Exak+.tara
81 Cedar street. Borough OF &aaassfsr
New York City. -
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

lO9TH ST, :. $50 # OF I'd av. 25x10o.1I:
City Real Estate Co agt Christina Fit
tipold ct al (ainended foreclos OF mtgel :
ntty. II. Swain.
18TH ST, es W; Albert c Laun agt Joseph
laun ct al (foreclos OF mtge); pattys
Gould Wilkie.
Bronx
CAULDWELL Av, " s. 1917 # n OF I5sth
st. 0O2xl30; Rreco Realty Co, Inc. agt
McENoY & koester Const Co Horeclos
OF mtge) atty, II. Ccttlieb.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

JAY ST, II. S, 6xs7.s; Robt lie Conte
to Geo H Stage. lS6 Hewes st. Brooklyn;
an liens: Nov S atty, Title G. & 7 Co.
ST. 2o3, ., 25x6s.s: b NJ
Gruenstein ct al to Jennie Paley. sos
CauldweN av. Bronx; b and s all liens;
Nov 5; attys. Gruenstein & NJ. 230 Grand
e,,r
OK irrcg; Caroline Savidge and ano to
Hudwith Corpn. 1e5 Broadway; all
liens; Oct l6; atty, Title G & T Co 176
i>ioduNtJ -
BANK ST, l2l. s, 16.5a114.2x irreg; Mu-
tual Life Ins Co of n Y to John II
Phillips, 426 " l25th st; all liens; Oct
atty II P Goodstein. l4s5 Broad.
way ................. ,.....-.....Sl 500
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
oURkOGATES NOTICES

PLATkY. LEON-I.' PURSUANCE cv
an oTuSE q EouoTaoie JOHN Z. ,soh.iSc
. . S4rrue So cf in= County 0. Eew vora
,sos4ee Is i'ereoy given tc al p sons Say
lhs Grains az %iAss Leon FIatGy, .ate Of IN.
-eunty o- -,e~ YORK. deceased 10 pressnr
ne SANE. WiiG vouchers tnereof 70 ~
subscriber, et the office Of Whiteside =
S.rykeT, her attorreys. at No AZ WiIii.r.
street, IN ths Borough OF Nanbattsn ~
tns N'tJ OF New York. State of New YorL
@ Sn CT oe tore the 13ta day Of Noyenbsr
1919 ' Gay o. ma,
ANNIE PLATK~. Adratn,r-a,-,x
a. ESApE STRIKER. Attorney,
Lor Ad'nlntstratr!s once and r 8
ADDRESS. 81 William Street. 6orov.h
Manhattan. Now York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ov
,hohorab ble John p. Cohalan a Surrogate
~ mo county Of New York notics 10
aieaFoy given 70 al persons having claims
asslnat tornelia :. Williams late 81 fhs
,OuN1Y OF New York. deceased TO present
~ same with vouchers thereof to Yhs
- oscrioer, at its place OF transactins bu.t
40. III Montague Street Borough OF
onhtyn. IN the city OF New York en- or
~e.ore the Sd day of May next -
i|atsd New York, the 27tf day of Octo
n~T, 1912.
BROOKLYN Trust COMPANY
Exacutoy
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11

l2orH ST, 2l42ls f, 5, 4axloO.il Fan
ME Cola to Abr 1old. 20 E 11sth st:
half part: mtge S37.loo interes, of the
parties being as Joint tenants. attys.
Goidfein & Welt hsch. $50 Broadway$l0e
BID AV. 224l, c l22d st. 5.2xlOt; Mary
Dunning ct al to Alcald Realty Corpu,
81 Wall st Sept 10; atty. Thos Nee
han, 02 Wall st........ ...........s1Q0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
MANAGER OF FRENCH
CHAMP SAYS BRITISH
HEAVY IS NO MATCH

LONDON Try mat) F Deschnmps.
nnnng,c OF Georges Carpenter. does
not coosalsr Joe Beckett, the new Brit
ish heavyweight champion, match Tor
IT., clever French boxer.
.,oschamps was at the rinEside whrn
pt.Koit recently knocked out Frank
Gul s,d In II round and q Wt AZ the
oN .rp,s arena. After the fiRht he WAS
sskot II hs believed Carpenter couin
defeat tho new champion. He declared
Carpentler most certlinly could.
4 watched the fight very closely
snlo pesrhamps. Tor | must toll Car
penticr all about II, and ALI about
hcckett. Carpenter is Detkctts su-
pcrior. lie viii defeat Beckett when
they meet In September and III tell
}on why
Both men entered the ring with
IN. reputation OF being hard hitters.
. hpi falled to note really good icN.
Nnn1 punch or good right, for that
matter, IN all that Beckett ala God
dard f.llcd to show his hitting bow
ers also
There can be no doubt that God
dard was beaten bv \ better boxer,
hut not BY man who cnn tackle Car
pentier II makes n lot Of difference
when man can miss blows like Beck
ett'H hook by shifting his back = few
inches Here are my reasons why
Carpenter should boat Beckett:
"Ile IL much quicker on his fe.t lie
stands firm on his feet when dellv~r
ina punch He has both good lett
md n good right hand lie is.a much
moro clever boxer. lie IN crsftier
In meeting Beckett Carpenter
would no' have to he 40 anxious about
ioc dashins out his left A. he would
II he were boxing Bomhardier Wells.
Hhu has very long reach. and whom
GEORGES beat twice.
"Beyks,ts reach docs not compare
with that of Wells Georges viii no,
have 10 worry on this point. snd he
sides ~he is a much better infishter
than Beckett He proved his ability
at irfiehting against Joe Jeanette. tho
hest boxer America has sert TO Europe
ann one ~ tho cleverest big men IN
the states drorsea heat him round
after round AT infightins. ana that was
when he was II mere boy During that
fight he dropped Jeanette twice
4 feel sure that Carpenter will de-
feat Beckett retain his European title
and mihg back 10 France with him
that handsome trophy the Cant gold
,ujY It Will he ono OF the hsppiest
days ~ my iife" Ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
MORAN PRAISES
SLucC|Nc TEAM


try International Ncws Sor,lcc)
NEW YORK. july n - DO you
think the Reds cnn win the prnnant Q"
ra' Moran hustllnk manager OF the
Cincinnati Nationals. dodged tho aues'
tiou when n was put TO him today.
Predictions are out " my line"
rruiird Moran nrycr mako them,
No.tc after the prunHnt, ~ course.
No'1 l,k' 10 win n ma We Rrr fighting
hnrd every dnv That's nll eau say
Pressed for the low down regard
irr the suc0"ss of the Reds, the genial
Patrick loo'cu'd up
Some Fighters"
"rho boys nrc playing together he
V1ld They tre playing todny's game
today and idmnyroWs game when tho
time comes None NJ the players are
htiug on getting some of the world
Fctirs u1rcF urS' fail They simply
80 iu there and rsht hard for cNetV
game Nui ~ hand It 10 them. they're
s0n" fshlcrs'
nut sou don't have a light on your
hands tr,lust every body with cluo
pu.ue ukr the Rods suggested the
wrlioy
That's where you're mist$Neu," ro'
Piled Moran "ENory club In tho league
has been Iiving uH hhttlo W'N nl'
rcndy beaten 81 Louis one s"rtrs, but
We hHd to nght tor It. Boston gave
Us BATH, every day while We were
there Fact ir, we haven't found q
club IN 'hc league that IL easy IN heat
Moran refuses TO take more cTedlt tor
The success of tho Reds lie has praise
for all Of them
ssoks Another Out'lelder.
x.4t. l,.s. f.. Tn
pgn We have had all smooth smiling
he explained The fact that Sherry
MAgcc was sick and unable To be In
the lineup has weakened us Brosser
had to hA sent to the outft.ld and thhl
d,ttacted from the pitching star.
BfrnHler hhH been going good "" u
trying hard ana h" stnuds M wei i"7
a pitcher I've been trying to get h''
other outfielder. hut there Is nobody
willing 10 pnri with ono We nre going
10 doycyerythiug We nm ,o stay NJ IN
the race and the club Is willing 10
spend money for talent Hut talent "
no, snsy To get
'sOur; pitchers have certainly Ooen
doing their share TO keen ~ IN me
race" Moran continued "Fllcr Rlhs,
Heuther aud sullee ARE all going roo
now Fisher hns also been pitching
fine bali"
Moran Is encouraged over tho work
Of Houach and Neal. who have been
starring In the outsnrdeus
"Ruusch IL hitting In ~onhsiul
form. he said lie hits all Kinds OF
pitchlng hard and he has always been
a good fielder. Neal, too, II goIhR
great
Weather permitting. tho Reds were
slated To tnokle the Giants at Polo
Grounds today in double header
Thete IL more interest In the series
than a Cincinnati team has ever Gre
atcd In New York before,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
TRIBE BEATEN
IN TWO GAMES


SIOGN CITY. Iowa luly si.. -pr.
CltIJ SIOUX Ciiy won hp'u ,rI 90 O.
double header, To- 4 uri ~ 90 '".
nnm oklahoma city ruth slm,y
w'ro ragged and featured by 'rht.
pitching
The sioux CITY inneldcrs ATTEMPTED
10 present Oklahoma Ctty HIth me
first game and were aided hv Nnd
bauer who issued pAss's ui critical
stages. but the attack ~ iNa sioux
more than offset tNs huudlcnp.
Dennis aud Drines oupoHcd ou tho
mound In the second gam" The first
Inning ~rs short and guauN Iai Dt.
lnhomR Ciiy scored thr'" IN ~, sr.-
unh on uu 'itur two passes and tWu
tltr. -Four more runs were {. ord hp'
ukshomH tliv IN the fourth nu a
combination ol hltF pass's rn.rnd
balls and errors Sioux CIV started
nncr Dennis ir the fnn ana counted
five runs nv clean hitting. an crrur
and two passes Three more runs w,ic
scored IN the sisth Tho seventh Was
an avalanche ot hits mixed with
passes. Meadows. Powers. Griffin An
Clcgntr and Spreltlor irving their
luck on the mound Tho scores.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
POLICEMAN KILLED
IN IRISH RI0TINe
'1i oIBwtAnvorsal service)

DUBLIN, July 2l--A policeman
was sho, last night while attempting
to stop a fight between soldiers and oi-
villains here A, Clonmcn the govern
mcnts peace proclamatlons were Gov
cred with tar and everywhere signs
were displayed reading there will be
no peace I'LL Ireland is free"
Black flags were displayed in all
Sim Fein controlled towns.
AT Cork crowd ot Sim Feiners
attacked the police and soldiers. a
constable was wounded. There was
much street rioting Virtually all
British emblems we're destroyed.
AT Limerick troops and police used
tanks IN quelllng riots,
Two hundred men attempted to de
sroy pefoe flags when police and mil
i,ary interiered, A score were in
jured. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Art Cumaun Saws:
Them Indians Was Mixed Up In
Track Meet
Yesterday"

Welt Ed. our Indians was mixed up
In track meet yesterday over TO Sioux
city and them Soos proved better run
ners or something because they did not
get ns tired ns our boys from romping
around the bases and did not stop un
I'll they got themselves twenty min.
runs for the " NJ while the best Hol-
lands lads could do was eighteen tai.
lies and that was to small to do much
good
IL IL pretty tough I'd when = couple
tea ms get mixed up In a pair OF games
with scores which 70 up almost as
hlah as them casualty lists back n
while ago from the west front flg !
Ger that them Soos was playing us "A
dozen runs or no count or something
and would OF been scoring yet only Il
commenced to get dark late In the
second wame and Charlie Schmid,
which. was managing the team SAYS
Well boys call II a day when you get
Yourself about twenty runs and that
II what they done I'D. and no mistake
Jack Holland has six men In the
second game which was down In tho
lineup as pitchers, but | fisger some
body made n mistake and they was not
pitchers at all but was Just throwing
the hail 10 give them Soos bnttin
practice. When that game ended Ed
Jack Holland was out IN the side lines
warming un with HAYS snd would OF
gone In to relieve Sprietser pretty soon
on account OF not wanting TO see n
promising young bird ruined by being
hit and mebbe Killed by line drives Al
that Griffin can pitch ms good ball as
any centerfielder In the league and
sprietler can throw 'em from the
mound better than any thlrdba.emAh
IN the Western. but that does not help
US get no more ball games over In
tho won column
4 Well Ed | win have TO quit now on
hccount Of me- ribbon on my tyne
writer having gone M far one way as
" viii 20 aud me not knowing how to
make II 20 back the other way.
Efficiently Yours,
ART QUINN.
n. T.B)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
j. S. FORECAST BIC
SUGAR PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON. July 2l--While
retail dealers throughout The coIn-
try are advising consumers they have
difficulty in obtaining normal stock,
OF sugar, the government has forecast
a domestic crop far above the aver
aye for the last six years.
The department OF agriculture In an
estimate based on July crop condi-
tlons predicts a crop of 2,2l6,000 900
pounds.
The bee, sugar forecast this year Is
higher than the record crop OF 1918.
10 by nearly 5000 tons, bu, the cane
sugar crop Of this year Is almost 100.
WO tons below the average of the
six years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENH

Col Waite c. Johnson, chlef o.
the games committee directing the
inter.sllied games In Psshins
stadium, has written letter Of
congratulations 10 Or, George j
isher for the work done By the Y
NJ {, a. athletic directors In pre-
pairing the American s,nlstes fo'
competition In the inter'slllet
games.
eI~ood s. Brown, formerly a ~"
director In the fast east, eonceive1
tho idea Of p'omotino these game,
Brown 10 tho chief athletic dlreetof
question with the Army Officers
VINO were greatly enthussd over the
proposition. T., required no great
utglru to interest the American
soldiers They we're keen 10 do
anything 10 lessen the tedlum of
foreign camp NE.
The other soldiers were willing 10
participate. Four years OF war
~oari.d them 81 everything 20 do
with military NE. The prospect Of
swinging into the athletic eompetl.
ton Appealed.
Jack Qulnn's luck has taken a turr
Tor the better AZ last. Many a tim,
hIl OH Ails FFNtill NH'h ifF h''''
along for nine fun innings and lost ht'
games by one run. In fact. he has be-
come accustomed TO losing by one run
and takes IT as an event Of the day
Something on the order Of breakfast
dinner and supper But now Jack II
inclined to believe In the ultimate goot
OF mankind.
II all came about in the ninth In
ming of recent game. Jack went II
md pitched one frame. The first mai
he faced booted "a chance. and wal
about 10 shrug his shoulders. However
In the ninth, the Yankees slashed on
three runs. and he. Jack quinn. re
ceiVes credit Tor game and ON on
Innings work
Friends OF Roger Bresnahan. who re
member him as the Giants star catch
er nearly fifteen years ago, will b
pslned to learn Of his hard luck a
president and owner of the Toled
American association club Bresnaha
Is said TO have lost all OF his money I
this venture and Ia t25, 900 In debt II