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Baseball Peace Ship Still Tied Up at the Dock
GILWORE PUTS
QUIETUS ON ALL
PEACE REPORTS
Head of l ^,is Will Make
No Attempt to Con?
ciliate 0. B. Solons.
BLAMES BAN JOHNSON
FOR B BALL ;
red Home Run
?jal .- ? \nnually. bul
Will Bid No Higher.
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II!? demand? fall os >af ear?.
FEDS PLAN ? NEW
LEAGUE IN WEST
Cities in Missouri, Kansas and
Oklahoma to Make Up Circuit.
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?4 Friv Crumbs Picked Up
For Hungry Baseball Fans
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J Utseball Predictions.
hi days com ' ?'. irroes the s\
srmod from, h?ls and hollo* ?
vthon f'. >. cama, r leh one aros*
And I ? -h-?also as follmr??
"You can ?ay for me that the Poreopines h?v? th? oM flag ??ready won.
Nothing to It " oat?oldo?, a crack lB-eldef
?nd t?1 I crp I know we finished seventh last fall, hut next ?eaeon
In another ?tory. We - aal If we don't, the team that bent? u?
[ out."
no mort ??
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sida
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liant? I ? Bat here'? a ?or?
ay that the day of thete
li.ng term eontraeti i? over. We've got tha Fed? or. the Jomp,
on war we'll go the limit. Why, ley," ttc , etc.
The Part 1 hat Counts.
'I to reta: i a Mi
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seanon? offo, when bo | rune to each ?tart. The Nebraska
??I !.:? elreelt la h'th quantity and quality. And hie record wti
entirely too good to b? dimmed by b: ? B '? fl rk, even In th? world'?
?tries test.
i low Have the Mighty Skidded 1
'. seem to he over a week or two ago sine? Kuba Marquait! wa?
pitching .Nineteen Straight, crowding in 21-inning victorie? or d?v?lnp:ng r.o-hit
game?.
And now com? the recor.l? of 1916 to show where the Renowned Hub? per?
mitted a yield of el" talliea in 20 ramea, an average of over 4 tailie? to th? after?
noon. Rube ranked i
?unrd in y? anco ?la atill ahort oi He la ten
year? younger tha . SI thi ie i'lank. It
? all the staff hi . - art ago co. .
plotelj on tl g 1910 majf bring ilm back again to
the old ll
I h? R,
"He: ? tehee a
who include? this
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? is by i?? meant the record. The - irk for all time was ?et l??t
?uninii ? ? :i observer, who Indil Imperishable lines just after
Cobb had gone te bel 20 tiaioa ??ni oat a hit
y
T "
j he Minnesota System.
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And so the l> him
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/.';'. .'"'.? on hi." heel
..' he could tut
eut
His log of at the I. ?
? to foolish and worse than fooli?h departure?, f?h? Western
Confer. ?? counted upon to break all oatabliahod r.
that tha Coi member of the Yoriference,
would aboli-h a great game for a few ???. il?. Ar.fi yet, kr.owing ?'.me of the way?
of thit ?elect body, our ?urprite would ' < If the wearing of clothes wa?
forbidden through the three winter mOBl
the Bran ? uve the d??lr?d
effect. . few month?
axo. While they were out riding empira ? nil, ?n.J
| ened to be the PI ting the National
. ie 4-nd of ' it check.
tVhaddya -?itan I
1 more like a reword to OS. Hid'i't Yale keO]
out of the Harvard game?
ntl thould use the Brlel thip System ?nd nett year
> . ' rial?.
Irvin Cobb Finds Golf
Pool Worse Than\Trenches
Crasl.es Down Before Damor
Runyon After a Two
at the First
Hole.
I first round in tht |
tournament of ?po?'
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?o pry otT the lid, but, run?
ning true to for appear
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remarking never
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iian's deadly "putting" told th
Arthur eat Harry V
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FLYNN OUTPOINTS
DILLON WITH EASF
Hoosltr Boxer Completely at Sei
During Most of Rout.
:.io?!rr hear ca?
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id Dillon ?
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foi ha
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In th.- tlsth nei I 'he
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A ROCKEY TEAM
OF GOLFERS NEW
IDEA OF WHITE
Hobey Baker Would Be
One of Several Eligible
for Combination.
A hockey team composed of p
has been i .to,-?- -
White. In fact, thlt well known Flush
tted lait t.ight that he
had made up bll form
such a ?.-?.?
? ?," he
.ldn't get .?
thought, *? -s not
. : to be bo i.udly off the lir.?
l.a? aniioui.
. ? .** once S#J
- ?il "pretty
? r lottia time Maxwell
- tets cham
MQ keei . terssta l in
hockey, and he can ?rive a ???>od account
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et the
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season? ago, is another pot,?
would bo of material to th?
en. i'l.eri ?
?? Onnl A Peat ask. Intercollegiate
renner-ap In golf, who has repr?-"
hi? coiiefc-e, i'rinceton, time and again
?. II. ?Jarnart, of
t.reer.wirh, a-, old tlm? ??isyer. who
, ? 'Id. *?
good at at j ...'??
?,'e
that li ??ckey at*, r
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rather
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ers from a the links. It
\40uld be Intereatinc to have a com
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? gootl h'ickey pi
amoiii.- ?
? 1 White ?real 1 bo
;f they are
i'orm
amateur and open
.4 hijj'h on
SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEEl
At si ting
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Il be announced around
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FOOTBALL STAR FOR- PEO
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BCHWABZ, B0CCE1 CAPT***ni
Colemhis EUres
I ?ire.? i- ass?! a? I ?-.Tier.
re?r teem fer :.e*t season.
Schwai
his entr?t? ?"?bit? he .*?
r.ship
home is in
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Toy Spaniels Gather
.it McAlpin To-day
seel
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Crescent Players Oet
Registration Cards
Cloh no longer
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der 4,alu?r.
GETS BACK OLD
THEATRE BLOCK
Longing of C. E. Johnson
for Herald Square
Property Realized.
SOLD PREMISES IN
1914 TO COMPANY
Deed to Fast 69th Street House
Not To Be Given as a
Christmas Gift.
Th? long-ing of Charle? F.. J '
<-?me to fruition yesterday. H? got
back the former ?He of the old H
S luare Theatre and th? parcel? to th?
. forming the westerly block front
lth ?t.
Thla is the ; hich the Johnson
family owned for over ?ixty years up
' > June, a year ago, when th.?y ?old
? - ?property to William H. Harr.um
?'? lUiaaa K. Brerdell.
to the pr
?i un
?i.e name of the Rroadway-Thlrf
Street Realty i'orporation, from
' impaay. William
A White <t Sont negotiated the trans
the transfer of
of a
? g 'erm lease I
'Hting
1,000 for the re1
jear?, and the placing for
rs of ? mortage, of {1.. ... gt
?a1? rer c?r.t. Sol bloom had an option
to purchase the property. Thi? option
-..no purchased from him.
When Me?sr?. Bai-Om an i Ererdell
bought th? property in June, 1914, they
reported to have pal?! about $5,
I ey erected the twelve ?tory
g OB the ?It?, from
...?on _ Boa
St thi? time of the year, ?ev
8 are made, '
leed to which some person (inda [
In his g ? :?iorn. ,
It was thla fa*t that
?lay that 11
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However, no one will And the deed
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The
*. by n per.
t
Host pr?s, tit ? of r ? . | ? the
are expected to be In
. to 1
?
in Th? Bronx, which
ted of In the Vc?.
? r 14.
?t cerner of Park av.
the new ra
?. 1, ar.d on the
? ? of Park ? i lth at.
? half the i
with th? reaidence of
II am Height? aeetion
heard rdnjr in r.
factor
' ? tpOB?
s.ble for this aitai
I W I
? und Klchard H. Scobil sold for
r im
the southeast
,n Bood and
: .rilhani Road, c0 feet
on Va no a I feel -.. the
sad a half ?tory
m. The oew ?
mprove the entire parei
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. is the third large parce;
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months.
uniel B. Freedman ar. .
76 feet on For'
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av. and i
Impi
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-".prove th-?
. ?e contain
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: il ST. Joseph Shen? ha?
? I'le.Tant View, r sia ?
nnar" ' :or
8t Nicholas a--.
er wat
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ent, ??hic'-.
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mall
peral
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plot of
nbout five and a I
orni r of y. Grand
;.rop
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tains a ?
?V - J Tayli
10 und Cal
narba to Charles E. Nessle the vacun'
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? f Aqueduct :'? et iiorth < f
rokor i
for the ? inanv
:? on?. ? aae to bo remo? ?
the ?ite from thi "r of
s* , where I
story apartments rected
C. N. BLISS, JR.. TENTS
HOUSE IN PAhK AVE.
Will Occupy for the Season the
Fowler Residence.
Douglas I,. Flliman & Co. have
for the ?eason, for
Mr?. Aedersor Fowler, 670 I'.irk av.,
?t., a five
?I srieai ' .i?emer.t dwelling,
B i'ark a?'., t0 I
Pabyaa &
Fr-?nk I. !'? -Ik. counsellor of the
.il y ?? sshii .-?
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reaeta to M ?
Company
f, ?
i.raham.
Ay.Mits Appointed.
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for o
?nag-en ent ai ;
Wool 21et at? i
REAL ESTATE AT AKTION. EXAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
THE
Mise
Came to America between 1850 and 1900.
They have been large buyers of New York Real Estate,
particularly at auction sales.
Amona these wealthy families are
THE CRIMMINS, DOHERTYS,
HENNESSEYS, SHELL * S,
JOHNSONS.
Follow their T:\aniple at the Sale of
241 LOTS
At Elevated Stations
On Main Avenues
On 100 Foot Streets
On V est< better Ave., \*\ hite Plains Ave* arm* ! clin?! A
I .?**t BrtMuc. On and near Jerome Ave., I62d
to I 70th Sts.. West B
In. lud.ng Haber'? Calino ?? I !?
These SCHRENKjEISEN HUBER rtmwaiUen
Have Got To Be Sold
For Whatever They Will Bring
AT AUCTION.
You will be able to buy these i
your own pi ' theil value.
YOU ARE SURE TO MAKE MONEY.
REMEMBER
The 14?h ol December
14 Vesey si.
70''; can remain on mortgaR*?. red free.
Send for the liook to
Jotcph P. D?y. 31 Natta? Sirt*?i ;
J. Qareaca Devise, I49:h Streit & Third A?e_ Ageelt ead Aetlinatert
Supreme Court Partition Sale
Next Friday, December 10,
?t ' S . . - p?)?a
30-32 34-36 Weit 70th St..
H?t ?.nlricl I'm'. W. ?I ?.li ml.tl? At.
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HA.M1I, ? '..MAN.
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ACTIVE RENTING
IN TRADE ZONES
New Tenants Found for
Much Space In the
Loft Centres.
Th?re was a go
tor business ?race in man;.
: tie, Pero S : ' tne
it at 118 Wi to the
.ling is now eel
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floor a)
npaa?,
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Spofle
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at 14" W?
<** Cu. ; fl r to the C?
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ill oc
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Inc, leased for I.er-!:'? R. Pi
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at 7 Kaat 39th *? , di?
Wi?iam A. ?Vhite * Sor." rent?
aeeea
BUSINESS TROUBLES
BANKRUPTCr PITI TITIONt.
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FACTORY SITES
On Deep Water with
Railroad Facilities
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mim i ? DM I cm BALL,
. I Hack*
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VVorli s Greatest Labor Market
I OUR KAlI.KOAIfS
and 'i ?
Pennsylvania It. R.
Ccntral R. R. oi \. ?J
D? L. & VV. R. R.
trie Railroad
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. roperty sn'lnble for any
tali.?I ol nw?iiil ctiirlnji any
??? O?Btri ?tl ?nlarorls?' re
iini. nid till?- ovalar umi
ruilriia i facilltlcn.
tl N'u.suu at,
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INSURE AND BE SURE
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North Jersey Title Insurance Co.,
II ?< ia.1 .'?-? tl K. H. I.
If. T.
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HF---T ? ? asa ?a
?lag.
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OVER $3.000.000 IN LOANS
'I hi? I? the Bata l'la?ed Out on M'irf
gag? l>) llnglie? ?V llainiiinnil.
within the lust few weens ???
i ifjO in .. oarii?.
?sore istpertsni
g and permanent ?oat
; . . .-: eent t'or live
theast corner of Fifth
i ?t.; a loan of $400,0i?<) ht
? on Mr. H
? und ?
Let* on
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temporary loan oi
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B av.;
Bt for
? ? i ?.wn oases
? ;.- . end a
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north
$264.600 L Rental.
f!. J Qucem boro
< orpoi
?' furnttvir
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g lot?
it on sgerregate n b!
Against $1.000.000 Levy
Ho, | to the ?I OOO.OOfl
? ,,,i Coney '
will i ?
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