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THE SUN, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1915.
CELTICS ADVANCE IN
NATIONAL CUP PLAY
J!r nU.ui Soccer Klcvcii fines
lulo senii-fhiiiK Hunting
I iiiiliiicnlals . to L
Y. IIKST A OA INST (5ALK
,. , B their victory nf I.ixt week,
v .id-, .i'i. vil li the tl tin I round
il l . tip tic ooiniK'tltloii by
. ',. Hcllilchctn I. '. cup
, ItiimUin Celtics clliiiiii.itcil
. i . 1 ! from the hiitlonul
. miner competition yivstcr
.t Mi.ni tiy I rimIb to " at Mutt
1 . ..1 The battle nan In the
,. iii. I mill thi f'cltlr are imw
. ,iit in this competition, almiK
, ,1 anil I'. I'lMtn eleven of l'uiv-
It. i 'ilcheni anil Homestead
ol- tennis", which won foilllh
i ip it la's S itiitilay.
n,i while tuli-klliK a Miff Kali" In
.il l half that the Celtic illil their
noil- IIoiiiiiIiik play lifter a ten
,! nst with the tloil scute lit 2
- en h. McQueen sent the hull spin-
. ,p tieiuccn llic upriKiu" wi in'- ' i.n-
mi Li'.' coal. Fifteen minutes later
laji, annexed the fourth ami last
, ,n 'er "f the ilay The, lineup :
n.ennltn Celtics Positions. Cotitttirnlnl F.C
Mallire
iin.il Purler
ItoNrtson
MeW ".nuns,
a' 41 tn
Mi K dj
H cvlbent
M.-y leell
In, .
o 1 1 xl I xr.tn.
K t
. Hlrht b.vk.M Van iter Vehe
Itt bitek Ualliims
... Illclit half linear
.. Centre halt Illeleli .
. I-Mt halt Mclean
.Outside rich. (Lvslde '
. Iii!li1 rltbt.A.Vin der Weirhe
Centre (Ilaser '
.. Inute left Iluimlker
Outside lelt Puxty .
...rretrr
llronUltn Celtics. ; Continental". 1
K -t l half tim Hrnoklyn Celtics. Con-
r ile . Ii ',i' l-olile J, Klllir alsl Mi
i, , for flriuUIn Celtics, lluiulker and
i, a , ' tor t o'ltmentals Ueferee W Hean
1 r-raen Cliarle Unlnn for Urooklyn Cel
ii I) Kitmiatn. t tor Continentals, Time
tl hlfs I niimiles
CROSS AND WHITE ENTERTAIN.
rrliiel"l "t Thnntdnr'a tinrde-n
II ii n I Hoi Three ilcor.
l.e.ii i Cross and Charley White
en
tr aiiifil estirday aflernouii,
I f at (irupp'a gymnasium
i i .ico taiv at Itye. Lach
tile for
alld the
pounded
ni.iv Hith ten
ounce cloves at a relay
three boys So did Charley.
v ',ite will box again to.day and to
rm , a- corilnc to Manaser Nate
.tv.,z nho has asked I f I1 1 Cilbson to
p llem.y Leonard up for a friendly
l,i
n"t"'e III. it Cross claims ne ran
oir "f th.ee p. evlous matches with him."
s,,d Ih.s last nm-ht "lie Is rlKht In i
, way Three limes he wanted to die-
t.l, hcikIu terms mid I hoiiUIii t le
h ii men oi now White neer boxed
ii' one at out HIS pounds at 6 o'clock
f. ' i I'haniplons Itltchle and Welsh,
l i.i by is a Utile fellow and I don't
jr. p..se to hainticap him that way
I feel sum White will stop Coss
T . ir--l.u ntstit In the tlarden, but am
r ii.ik.MK any claims. They say Crohs
easy to lilt Well, Charley will hit
I in and when he does hit 'em they
tuualH Co down."
START SQUASH AT M0NTCLAIR.
riai I'll-sl Honnd Mutches II
'IViim llefeitta I'lnliirleld.
M Tri, .V:. March 21 Tln first round
I ' itch Iai- for the sipiasli tennis
r . !if.orW&fc of the .Mimtclalr A. C.
" , ..liyed to-day Klav will l con
t .. ! unit Satin ilax. H hen Li e final
" ,e de, ided The summaries .
' Ituun.P It
Sall.ler.nn t.ei W
r . r- i
t - X'jre. I.
Prown Hp.if
C tt T Mills.
kins 14- li. I.'. -It. I
1,,-nnre t.rahaiii. t',
1 1.
l 17 II I
Smith liat f. Krle. t:
Ualilmn best o. M Hun'
i; i 17. Ii- 11: Hark Parker Lea'.
'1. lenkins. '".I. 11 ; Y. feller l.e.u
1 XI . !,.n,.IJ l.y default; I". H HaKU
I . I h 'T IT IV C t"
T c Moid, lair It team defeated Plain
f Id e,li.i:-ll I' -nil I inatclicH to 1. The
ri-.sulis
r H
r- .
1 , r I'Ulnllel.l, lie.it IS tirahalll
II "1 Wdldrnn Mmit. l.il'.
!iiv, kite k. V. 7. C ) I'rati
Mo il, Islr beat II I. Iieforesi.
'0. Xlaer .Unklni. M.intrialr
l in- it t ::. f . Keiix
M..i,i .nr iiei A uiier-on. 1 7.
DAY WITH THE TRAPSH00TERS.
rio.i it x-.il tsi.rnv I. I. M.ir.-h l -T
uii. ii ihe hlsh Kim prUe ut th
p . I Ii.. M.m)i.iiel Ho ai hi Ouli
t .i.i 1 1, i.. n . ni I. Jr . uiiii
t' l. ti.i e ir.iplil. i tlfti- elai bird
ll-.i i ".ike 41 In his two sirlnit"
4. Ti.i.x II Lewis tnlfd telle
t it - ! ..r tifn
' . I,. ,' , ore, I a lee fur 111-
r i ip n l the veiirly .-up let Has
III. Ki. Ii.ir.l-.
u '. IIIII.I.i:. .Mur.h :i An in
e the imps ut the Uip u
1 . i uii to il ii. Damn M
i' - tii- I'. .rii i-ral.)l nnte
p t .'I i!-,i won the lea for the
,1 i.rrakim: I'l nil his hjtult. ap
1 II - "tat. Il store of III llia.l"
k i i: in f..i Hie .la. IS I. S..it'
mi' up for thin prlne uitn
1 i take lionie irnpli X ltnKer
" ' H". Ir li U l.eii.li.'. k. I. I
V 't ii "i I! K Spoils. Jr. in. I A II
1 i .uric .spott- 'mi tho. prle
I.,...! .iff . lej; for the a.
. i 'i. las well 1,1 li Leill
a fo'i -.oie. T I.eiMti'-. .1 r .
'-I Mi. I, hi taic-t linn. IP an prle
"' i'. on his liau.lli'Hp of 17
1 ' II HI.Li:. Mareh Jl W II
t1- .'.' .re. I r.iui of Ihe six prizes .it
t i ' In- Sew lloelielle Varpt I'luli
' , II' i t,. .pMilf vliiu .s lilch si ratrn
e i 'tic , . .villi a si-ore nf SO out of
i lie winner of the to bird
I ,t He a -e Won the lake home
i l,r,,,iofr with H It Stud
' i li- i-K tor the month!'' cup
f .
c 'ir, hn n. II. ap prlr ent lo
u i-in, 10 ii- h total on a
' ' l, P lirali'.. r. won th
- a utiillUtlou tin and C I '
i ihk from jl v.irds Hon the
e . e i t ap with CI break.
CAMPUS EVENTS
COLLEGE
Jr " ick coach of the Vale track
ie..s that the prospei'ts for a
c ,T, onsb'p -.(juad Ihia year are not
-ra 1' y bright The Iosh of K. II.
'"' ihe hutiller. an.l the probability
.e- ige Hrowii, the half mller who
i I'-ra'cd on at Christmas time, will
t . ibis tn get hack 111 form tills
1 ,ne Ihe 1 hif cause.s for worry.
T.i . are onlv I'lKhty men out for the
''am now, a much mnaller hiuad than
!"' leal
U
l- ngton and Lee Is becoming
I- ,11 the track Miico Forest
' ii, ,1 itumcr Nolro liame star,
ohiii ned as athletic coach,
1' ' er. who leprebcnted America III
1 Olympics at Stockholm In 1U12, was
' ' highest individual point winner at
Kolrr Dame for four years. Ho also
as one of three men who won the
ia-i ty letter four cvmsecutlve years mid
ip'alned a team. The others who won
1 letter four times In n row were
I'harlex Unrnls, riuiirterback at Notre
Harne last year, and Kenneth Ilocknoy,
Bnw track coach at Notre Dame.
Last week fifteen outfielders reported
Ii the Dartmouth gymnasium In re
'nonso to a call Issued by Coach Woods.
W'st nf the men ivho reported for thn
ou'er gardens wero not overburdened
h knowledge of baseball and some
i't 'ho second string Infield men had to
-h.fied 10 tho oultleld, Hull of last
M.i"a learn mid Sciulder of the freshman
b 111 1st vear were among Hiosh who
riu. nut and bulb appear to be likely
c-' Uliliiics fur berths.
Trainer Smith of the University of
lmn has established a precedent In
SON OF CHAMPION WINS.
Hcftlnnld VnrllmrUc Ileitis I'ntlirr
nnd Other Tltlcholdcra.
Three) former nutlnniil champions were '
anions the lar-test field of walker which
marled yesterday In the weekly fuiir i
anil a half mile raee of the I'astitno
r.iL T'V'ii V" '",k 'i''1' !
Ixelser a 111 Al Vne tlleke III li. . nil
lamls I.lebgoM toed the mark an a i
lemliider of the iviilkltiK talent of the i
last Kelicratlon. All these, stunt hail .
to Hive way In competition to IteKlnaM '
v oelimeke, a son of a champion, wh )
scored hid second victory within three
weeks and from a creatly reduced
handli'iip.
Itemer. Voellinekc ami Keor started
from scratch mid there wan a Kre.it
tine between Itemer mid Vmllmcko,
which ended In fuvor of the former by
ten yards. Jtemer, who broke his own
record for the courHe, finished In 33;f.fi,
fourteen seconds, faster than bin old
mark, lie announced that In future he
would represent the I'astlme A. t. In
oH'ti M-eiits Instead of his old club, the
Irish American A, C
Another blc Held Htarted In n run over
tin) live mile course and F. Koran of
the .Ht Anxclmn A. C. won by twelve
yarda from ,1, Phillips of the llnuix
Church House.
The order of lliilsli of
the tlrst ten;
i't mi i.t:
HANDICAP WALK
A. tlMl
Time
M. l
Ml
.T O0
:ri in
ll'ip
M H
r. Name Hiirt Club
I It. Vuellinrke. imattar hei'
i. on
i 30
5 J. J l"rwi, Mlllri.v A. A
.iii iaee, iinaiiaihe.l .iin
I J.Oiildateln. Walkers Cluh 7 0
pi I
& Ilck Itemer. unattached. Hcn.teh :n M
a A. Vueiimekc. I'astlme A.C.HiraUli .13
7 A. I rataitt. un.ittai bed
; 30
11 10
3i! 30
31 3'i
.I. II. I'earnian. N. V A. C. .
9 J. ,1 Karrell, Ilr.inn C. II..
10 8. !cheil, unattaehed. .. .
KIVB MILE 11UN
; no
4 no
9 oo
13 10
rims
M S
.'7 45
:? (i
. :7 :,i
Pos Name and Club.
1 V. rnrnn, 8t. Anselm'e A C. . . .
! J, Phillips, Hronx rhurch IIoue
3 L. Metier, MnrntnRsMe A. I'....
I J. Walker, Hmnx Clnirch House,
Ilay KerKUeoll, Pantline A C...
K. Sehemniel, Hrom Church II..
7--T. Multane, iinatiaehed
f- (J Phillip", unatiarhed
1 W ItoMnnon. un.iitnched ....
10 K Croiler, Hronx I'hurch House.
FLYNN DANCES ON TO
VICTORY IN TRIAL RUN
Fine Wentlier Brings Out lliir,
Fields tin Many Bonds
About New York.
There was a hie field at the Mornlnc
side A. C. hea liU.irter.s yesterday for
a run oer the course which will be
used for the open handicap on llaster
Sundaj. I'at I'lynti. th Irish champion,
011,rl,lsJlpil ,,, ,hrl. Htirteri anr, af,cr
v.,,lnK ,H ,.,,, for ,., n,P ,,anced
l(l , fr(), to w, l v ov(ir ,wo m,.
,,,, S. Jackson mid A Mortis ran a
dead heat for e,cond place.
linen llonohan of the New Vork A.
C was first home In the I'cnnant A. C.
inn. with K. Stlen of the home club
sec mil.
The run of the St. Aloysius A. C I
u..s held under handicap conditions and
C. Uu Hols of the Hollywood Inn A. C.
pot only won but beat the time of the
s. ratch man I mi Hols, who starbd
r r jui Ihe 1.1 h-econd mark. Untuned in
2". 02, thirty-six- seconds faster than the
titne made by It Ilr.indt of the St. An-n-lm'H
A, C. tho Fcratch man.
After n inning the Pastime A. C. run
In the iiioruitik'. Krank Koran of Si.
Attselm's A, C. took another spin In
the aflernon In the run of the SI. Peter
mill St. Paul A. C lie ilnlshed In a
dead beat for tlrst place with C. Hlan
ketibtirK of Hronx Church House
In St. Anselin's x C run there ns
a cfve raee fm llrst place hetwi-en H
.Miiitlity of Victorian Li.itiin and W
Hammon of the hoiin club. The former
nun In IT nilnules flu second-.
.1. Phillips of Hronx Church Houee
beat a IiIk Held III the run of the Sheri
dan A. C, i-ovcrltu; the four mllo course
In 23 minutes 15 seconds
The tlrst six men In the run of the
Kina flub of HiiiiiMui broke the old
record for the course. C Scheffer of
the Liiiie Island C was the llrst
man home In 19 P with .1 McNeill of
the Presentation Club second.
The Hr.inxdale A C held a run over
the live mile course m prep irathui for
tin- handicap run of the club to be Itei l
on April IV Herbert Smith of the Holy
Family Lyceum won In forty-live yarde
from A. Hoak of the Mohawk A C.
James Hraccla, an unattached runner,
won tho Klnc County A. A. run, with
(I. Fredericks of the home club eecoiul.
Isinc start men had matters all then
own way In the six and three-ipiarter
mile handicap of the Mohawk A. c. .1,
Holan, hIui had 4 minutes .'.0 seconds
start, won, with K. Herdapo second from
the 4:15 mark.
ROUND ROBIN POLO AT AIKEN.
rllniTe
llefen Hotli
l.rren mill
While Ten 111 a,
Aiki:m. S. ('.. March il. In Ihe out
rol.in polo tourn.inieiit played ,
the VcIIoh- came out ivlnnurs
coal, they beat the fircetis 1 1
s'erday
by one
1 goals. I
receiving one goal handicap,
Whites In goal, receiving
and tbej
nnc-h ilf I
goal li.millcap The
Whites by I goal, Hi"
Yellows, J . ill reus, I
Ulceus beat the
filial total brine,
Whites. 0.
II S. Legare arrived on Tliuidii fur
a shoit stay mid bought foin vety Inub
class ponies from William Post, which
he Intends shipping Hi Washington,
where play starts on the first of April.
The teams lined up as follows:
Villimu -So, I, lluml'l Hayes, No, 2, II.
Sage. N'n. .1. I'". Xmbrnse Clark, buck,
Honapi Hrokaw.
lireeli.. .So. I. II. S Legale. N'n S, It
S. Hullo. ik. No. 3, I.. .1 Hunt, titiek, is ml
Leaare
Whites o. 1 IMg.11 la-onHrri; S'n 5.
K. V Hopping; So. 3. Alexander Hronn
Pack, Walter 1 Hood" III
AND TALK IN
ATHLETIC CIRCLES
training circles, for his latest Idea Is
to teach his track men hy nieins of
moving pictures, Ho claims that Ihe
men can learn form thla way quicker
and better than any other
April 10 has been chosen as Hie date
for the three cornered Interciillcglutii
Pacillc. coast rowing cliurnpliinslilpH be
tween California, Washington .-itui
Stanford. Tidal conditions will be sun
able on this date nnd It was dellnllelj
decided to hold the races In the morning
The Oakland estuary has been select, u
11s tlm course over which thu elghla wi I
contest. It was stated recently lh.it If
lltiauclal assistance could he ililaineil
from the exposition iiuiuoritics inreo
Kastern crews would be Invited lo the
coast to compete with the Western
eights.
Syracuse football players will take a
trip to the Partite, coast next fall If
plans now In the making are fruitful.
At a recent meeting of the athletic governing-
board the preliminary arrange
ments for such a trip were ratified. Tho
schedule calls for a ganw with the Uni
versity of Montana nt Missoula, Mon..
on Thanki-glvlng tay nnd on the fol
lowing Tuesday a contest with tho
Oregon Agricultural College team at
Portland, Ore. If these contests are
held It will bo the llrst tlnm that an
ICastern college football learn has met 11
far West collego eleven,
To every man at Washington Sliilo
College who has won his letter the
athletic association presents a pass
to all Kthletlo events. This pass Is good
for llf.
! HEARING MARCH 24
i
ON CHURCH TAX BILL
:
IMnpci ly of (505 rity Or-miii-
1 rs
zillions Vnliictl nt .SUOO.-
05)5.575 Affected.
Sl.5-J(!.7i: IN' hevbxi:k
The Senate T.mClon Commllteo Is to
Klve a he.irliiK Wednesday In Albany on
.semblymnn .lohn Leo Hulllvnn bill
which alms to Impose a tax on the now
exempt property owneil by rellKlous,
educational and charitable Institutions.
AccordliiK to a reisirt tnado under th
dlrecllou of Comptroller I'renderfjast 10S
a"o..utlnns and corporations ownltiK
property In this city valued at 3"0,
!':.. riTS would b" atfected. If tho tn x
late ueii! Ilie sauio as that tlcd for
tbla year the reriitie would Is- $l,!i!'.
TI3, of ulilcli nearlv three-fourths would
conic from .Manhattan.
t'ndiM this bill $lon. ' worth of prop
erty oh lied by each asso- iatloli or cor
poration would l exempt . the rest, Imth
real and peron.il, would be taxed. The
toial exemption of the HfiTi ansoclntloiifl
III thl t,ty would bo $60,800,000, and the.
;usised valuation of the taxablo prop
erty would be j:39,59B.D7B. Hy bor
uuKha tho .ipporttonment of the taxabl
property would
bo:
Manhattan
117771. 100
J0.OSI.S30
31. SOI. 700
7 Jl.'.H'
:,m l.loo
The Hronx.
Urooklyn. . .
yueelis.. .,
Illcliinonil .
Illstrlliot Ion by lloroimba.
Asaumliu that the l!lf. mte were In
forco mi this properly, the tax distribu
tion by boioui;lia would bo:
10H
, Horeuith
i Muiiliatlali
The Hr.mx .
llr-'Olilyu ..
i Queenh . . .
Kite
. ..1 k7
..1 94
..I 9:.
. . 1 . HSj .
EstllllMsd Tat
. . ,u,3;o.o9:
39.77.'. 1
kl.7:7 04
112. 007.
.l40.4
Klrhtltoml 5.2
Total estimated tax ii.kmh.id
"It must b lrn In mind," say.s n
statement from tlm K'niinco Ocpartmetit,
'that if the law were In operation now
tho rates for 1 9 ID would be lower, sine"
the amount to be i.-ilsed by t.ix levy
would lie aiuiortloned over a itreater niz
uretrite assessed valuation, due to the
addition of approximately $210,000,000
In assessed x'aluat'.ons. now exempt,
which under th proposed law could b
taxed.
Tor the purpose of clvinc a dlstri-
billion of the estimated tax accord IliB j
' chauu-ter of property arfectcd
the several hinds of associations mid
corporation b.en clawHtled on the .
bn-sls of the Information contained In
'the 1011 exempt 1st The. result of this
classification l presented In the follow
ing statement, showing the estimated
tax to be derived from each of the M'V-
er.il
classes of iiroperty
affected
Eslimated
Clas
Chiirclirs Ttnieme. monai
trrii-s lonvents, mission ami
Parish bouses Including PS
roi-lunl si-hnols theoloci.'al
simmiries atut i-emterles lo
.'.lied en .chllrf h leu I:
x hints and homes ...
tax
ito : i
413.cn H
s-
.In-.itnl lnflrniaries and ill
Is ii-an s ...
Itel.ciutis. meial. moral and men
t.-il tire and lM-ni.Tolrttt xsiis-i
aiions and aid so'ielles mir
series settlements and ImUiiif
hnu-es and Saltation Army
prOMrfs . ...
I olle.es .-bonis He.i,1sml''s and
traiiuiii s.-honls . .
(Vim trrti-s
Libraries mtlter than illy. . ..
Ml 401 ii
:0.4)I 14
3 M f :
40 XC II
.x.t.4x:
$4.t:.1 :o
Tela!
XliflU'
lite miilliina.
"The lull us ilitio.luied reetiucts. with-
out eh. nice, the clause tebitlug lo the
' priipert'- of any fraternal corpnrutlon
or nsMtflnttoii errateil 11 build and1
til. 1 nta.it! btiildingM for Its tn.etliigs or!
for I we .icciiiiiiiKMlatloii of other frater-
' 11 h 1 ussii.-i.itlnns, tlm ejrire net income
I of H llien prnperM 1 ei-iisi iy aiiiieii
to build, furnish or maintain .111 asylum
or sciio.il, 111 ior tne renei o" siippnn
of Its iiumhIh'Is, their w x-es. widows or
orplians j
"It Hulild si em, llterefiire, that the
pmpi-rti of lice M.i-..nl.- Hall and Asy-I
1 11 id Fund, sltii.itnl .it Tentv-thlrd ,
street aid Sixth avenue, .-mil ivixtng an1
Hssrs.s.', 1 a illation aggiegatlng Jfl.K.r... j
mill, H.111I.I not alfecleil bv the pas
sago ..f this bill !
"Tin 1,111 aisi. pisinues run exemp-
lion fintii taxation to any portion nf 11
lot or budding mined mid used by a
tne public hospital thai im used for
the pin poses of Income when such In -
come Is iieccss.irv ror mm is iictimiiv
iipplic.l In the in ilnlenance and support
of such hospital "
CLUBMEN TO PLAY HOCKEY.
Iblril
11 mini
lv 11 1 el er bin' Lit-I' 11-
Ion l.nnii
lul.es
I'llice Tii-uluhl.
Members .f the I'nion and Ktileker
Iki l,ci clul.s ni this .-.tl .ne showing
gnat irteu-et 11 the third a! nu.il imekci
game lielwei'M the IH.i citllis. win. tl H- II
Im iil.-ne.l al the SI. Nicholas Itliik to
night .1' S n c'.is k
Hilb llip ptcllnll- inat.'l'ce bale been
won ,i Ihe I'm. ill I'luli. which hud it
tuiin strehgt'ieti.'d 011 the forward line
bv Ihe Hanaid veterans. Clarence Pell,
ilenrge H U'ugMHfT. Hernon S. Prentice
and I Mi Id U agsliitl, and also hy Victor
Onatlvla. Samuel Wtgs-,if and Addison
I'aliitu.iek. There in.ii be a dlllerent re
suit this year, us the Ktil. kerbncki r 10,1111
Hill include Francis and Maurice Itnclie.
Iintli 01' the St. Paul School team;
Charles Morgan. Henry Tweed and sev
eral other fust skaters. The winning
Irani In all probability will Issue a chal
lenge to play the Itacquet and Tennis
Club
Ubieties' Xlnsenl Is llenil.
Pint ii'Ki.i'lti i, March -I Louis Van
.ell. the little litinehbick mascot of
tlm Philadelphia Athletics, died here
tn-dav The crippled lad stuck bv Con
nle ,M ick'1- club through four woild's
ch.iiiipl"tiship st'iiggles He was a ge,i
favorite Hllh the 'il.tvcrs (Hid a fam.llar
llinugh silent IlKur- at Shlbe P.uk and
lliioiigli'iiil Hie linerl'aii Le igue circuit
OLD CROW
RYE
America's Finest Rye
WHISKEY
HAND MADE SOUR MASH
STRAIGHT PURE RYE
MADE IN KENTUCKY, U. S. A.
H,B Jiliik
H. B. KIRK & CO., New York, N. Y.
TELLS OF MISTAKES
'MADE IN THE U.S. A.'
Arprentlne, Investigator At
fjicks Our -Methotls of Ueneh
Incr Out for Trade.
TREASONS FOR ?I,E.H'I)I('I
Prof. Heedolfo Hoth, a e-Hirer on In
dustrial science, at L.i Plata University
In lluenox Ayre-i and an odltor of the
Argentine Itrvlrw of I'ollllrnl .Science.
prepared a statement yesterday' for Tin:
SUN In which he bitterly nttacks the
methods of North American btislnevs
houses In seeking Arrentln trade. Prof.
Uoth la n native of Aigetitlna nnd a
graduate of Columbia Knlverelty. He
b.m li.-en in this i-ountry three months
stllihlng butlness methods on behalf of
J..i Pla I l I'tuveislty. tho igrutitie f'e.
flue ut 'iihtlcul .Ncbticc and tho llul-
trtin of the Argentine Institute of K.IH"
ttl. il llngltieers. His statement rolloHs:
Tho a erase manufacturer baa rtxu I
in tho nowxp.ipers about the wonderful
prospects- In ArKontlna as set forth by
aml.iihlo rpeakers and not too arcurate
writers. He, douldcs to 'capture' the Ar
gentine trade and selects a man to "aire
up' the situation and net order for hits
goods In a two week stay at Huenos
Ayre.s. The, man delected Is a talesman
of no technical or economic experience,
a man who drtiws coru'luslons aoconllng
tu the wiles, he makes, bruik, tactless,
lacking In courtesy and ftetitle breedlne.
In'-apable of adjusting himself to the
existing social, commercial and financial
requirement of the country m,in
who wanta to Ituprejs upon Argentine
people that his company Is the largest
In the world and hl soodx thu best In tho
world.
Another Pullnrr.
Or the man ileeled as representative
Is one who speaks Spanish but Is likely
to know little else. That man Is R failure
as well as the tltst He may perhaps
create, for h'mself the same frlondllnes
aa an English salesman with a pro
nounced cockney aocent would In a Vs.
err town of the fnlted States
The question of commercial ltteratura
Is one of Breat Importance. Thera are
some terms perfectly correct: In Encllsh
that cannot b usel In Arsenttns, Jutt
as there are certain American terms
that cannot be used in L,ngiana anu
vie versa Then agiln, catalogues and
circulars printed In Hngllsh and Portu
guese ure sent to Argentina, where
Spanish Is the national language, inai
parrt,)n.u,ir, tll
f (h(J ofnoers ,
aa,oclatlon3 who v
deplorab!
ine fame cu-
of nunufae-
Islt us and
make the most deplorable, piuania.
lamentable and comical blunders,
Hut these are all comparatively trivial
matters when we consider some which
hear more directly upon our pride '
XriteMtlntntis nid which will aTOUse more '
r.entiniiins aim w men iu ai.;u .... .
111 frt-Mne and nreluilice In a short time
than can be counterbalanced by the
efforts which eminent men of both coun
tries are making to create friendliness
and good understanding. There Is, for
nst.mce, the Hell known case of a
South Amerb-.in who was Investigating
certain niarhlnerv Improvements In this
oun ri He suddenly cut short h'.x In-
estivations because nherexer he went
the manufacturers would ask him If
some onicl.il could not be Induced to
prrwure contracts for th!r concerns, for
in them the. term South American spelled
atnft.
Rnilnrli Xlorallly,
The m.i is current in South Xinerira.
. ' ,1 titian. lal lnst I-ut Inti in the Fnlted
Slates whl II le'lnuated to it clients
that bubes would in Hel -oine.l by of
llclals nf th southern republlo. It
e.iueisl these clll.'l il to lecommen.l
the gri.itest ca-e in the put'has.. .if
Cnitisl Statis priMlu.-ts. h they at on-'"
. oiiclii.b d Ihe buh.ness morality thct"
was no' all it h .is tald to he
These are not the only mistakes "Ma1
In the I'. S. A " It seems but ye.stet.lax
that a noHcrful concern announced
...
j Inability
to en'er the Soutn American
1 Held
localise It lacked In Its iiicanlza-
Hon a man who knen the customs alio
language of the republics of the south
lint later this coin ern entered 'lie Held,
sending as its lepre-entatlve a xerv
able inin iiliose expel lenee bad been
aciiulied In a negro Island republl.
Must ne understand that Amerlc in tn 111
tlf.n tiili t-s demand as a prenqulslte of
their repiiseiit.itlvcs mi experience 11,
' ,( (
' i'r
i witli negroes v
a nation to enter tie f.ueigi.
I n,.,i 1, uiu.st ,c possessul of a Hue In
in i,,,tioit.il sniill. and thl the luted
I state appeal to lack. For ftntn Hie 1
..lllic li.n who will lisle the illst ngu'ehe.l '
finelcn visitor If he wants t., "Im.
or ell
nms'
do not
leiill'UI
unci ed
inythlng'' or "what's Ins bnsi
,im il men who come y.cnii n,- e-d.-seric
iisue ii urtesi and a
at leld the ,1 1 1 ( 1 1 Mi 'Il lit being
suits 111 the uniting is to
the niaii.iger ,il the mammoth con, e i
who soe.lr word b the ollh e buy that
lie is 1.1,1 busy to s.-e a man who heals
nillci.il loiicii.it mtr, ilu. Hon ,nd a-ks
bin In return oiiih otbe day. m again
.eceiles Ii I til anil lllks Hltb III" te- t
nn Ihe table, tlicie is icm' iniirles'
suds Ibis M mil I II K.
It would he unjust, howeiei, n.ii tn
add Hi., I where courleiy anil h"S..tallt.i
hip fulind they are .ui a sciile n-.t In
be met ebewlnre nil the glnlie ',i cmn
triiy hIi'cIi in.s honor to the nitlon nnd
its piuple
llefure turning away f-nni this ..ita
Ingiie i f hliiiulers nientl. li shiuiul I"
made .if the Igiueance nt u v,ecial
representative "r a New Vork luislnest.
house, who Issued a pamphlet of instruc
tions .lid referred to the facililtlc.s f. i
..hi lining Ititerprete.-s In Huenos Aires,
by saving thai "ejpnblo Kiigllshtneii
mid Irishmen Is in In the Atgcntlii.; can
be fiiund nnd employ e.l," foiget lng that
in the Argentines nothing but Argen
tines are born and thai the hyphen
ated clllen is an exotic species not
to be met with
Prof Itntli will sail for Huenos Ayres
thlH morning. He ai" Ir it bv a trunk
criticism nf American business meh. ,ls
as seen HI the rgeiiHne he w shes . il
to promo's a b:i.s f. I m eninniei
cl.il rel.'illiins between the two muii'i'irs
I'at. HIT
taLD CROtfj
I till'i.tu-e-x'l
CHARGE GREEDY AIM
IN INSURANCE FIGHT
Metropolitan nnd Prudentinl
Assert Agents Oppose
Cliangc of Law.
1'AVOK HILIj AT ALBANY
A memorandum prep.ited by tha
Metropolitan and Prudential Insurance, I
companies explaining their stand In lh
fight to haw tho Armstrong Insurance
law of 1P07 amended by a bill now pend-
lug .-.I Albany as-serts that "the bill is
, . ' . .. , .,
opposed by ageuta of th participating
companies with one lhg!e purpose,
namely, to compel the Metropolitan and
ITtidentlal to charge higher premlumi
and to discontinue the use of rertuln low
pretnliini policies"
The opponents of the ptoposed amend
ment are the Life Insurance Under
writers Association of New Vork and
six similar up-Ntata organizations.
Their representatives appeared at a pub
lic hearing before a Joint legislative In
surance committer lam Tuesday and a
final hearing on the Mil Ls scheduled for
to-day Iloth 1ds will be well repre
sented. The memorandum of the two com
panies urging tho amendment states that
agenhs and representative of the other
companies freely admit that they feur
the competU'on of low premiums of the
M et ru poll Ui n and Prudential allowed
unde- the proposed bill and that mi oh
competition would lead their own com
panies t Ifsue ciieap polldea and cut
duwn c mmKslons.
Th Metropolitan awl Prudential la
ser', that the paesaara of tho bill will
lead to cheaper Insurance, "the cost of
Insurance by participating companies be
ing unreasonably high" and basd on a
mortality labia absolutely Inconsistent
with tlm facts.
"As the law now stands," aayn the
companies' memorandum, "no new mu
tual 'Ife Insurance company can ba
Htarted In this State. The simple fact
Is that the bill cures an Injustice, pre
vent an Increase ..f premiums, puts all
mutual companies upon tha aamt plane
and Invltrei the formation of new ones.
Any charg" that the posare of tho
bill will result In raids upon the agency
forcea of other compinlas and unreason
able rate cutting Is nefatlved by the
fact that both the Motrojsilltan and the
Prudential now write all the business
ex-ery year that the law permits and that
tu t- mp'oitlon wh-itever to attack other
isimpanle-s or their business or agency
stuffs exlsta"
The Metropolitan and Prudential own
tend that the bill ls not designed to In
crease expenses and that expenses will
not be Increased. Its sole aim. they
" i""'"1 " nevrsany or raw
. . , ,. , th n.-bi. ,j
decreasing commissions t agents. The
two companies nold that It would be a
gross Injustice for the legislature to
penalize them for mutua'.lzlng and turn
Ing over their assets to the policy
holders by refusing to pass the bill.
Tee Metropolitan heretofore has Is
sued n n-p.irtlc!patlng pollde.s nt a car
tain fixed premium, lower than that
charged by other companies writing par
tl. ip.itjng Insurance, but the company
recently was changed from a stock to
mutual company and now desires to
conMnue Issuing participating Insurance
at the rate charged In the nast for non
participating insurance Vhe Prudential
's tn the jirives.s of mtittiallzatlon.
Hoih o..mpmies contend that unless
tne proposisl ameicirueill 10 Ilie present
Insurance law Is passed they will have
to Increase tfielr premiums to the pirajlc
The two i tnpanles also made public
yerterdiv a letter written by Deputy
State Itisuiati.e Superintendent James
.1. Iloey m f ivnr of the proposed amend
ment, whl.li was Introduced with the
approval of the State Department Mr
Iloey stated In this letter, dated March
IS . I ..I.I. I . V. -. .1..
1 1 I. ail'i 'iiiirp,-ru m n nirni cr-r "II llir
of the agents
I npioi the bill from a selfish stand
IKi'nt fearing that their companies
HX.u.'l have to reduce their rates
"The Insurance pnhllo In this State."
'says M' Hoey "Is entitled to the Inn est
1 insurance rates conlsslent with sound
,niiratice principles nnd good business
practices, and 1f reputable sttong com
panies I'ke the Metropolitan and Pru
'letiii.il .nsuranie cotiiiianles want to
give tlier policy holders Insurance at
1 in cost It srems to me the duty of the
1 Leg -' iMire p. make H possible by proper
I amendment tn the law"
SHIP MEN MOST PAY
DODGED JUDGMENT
I'iiikiiPN and Callnirlian. flcr
rrniid in Itoiuifr liinc
Sale. .Must Sctllc.
A rep in tiled In the Supreme Court
by e.x-.ltlstlce Henry A tJIblersb e e, p.
pointed referis' to take an accounting,
-Iiiihs thill Charles Wall Plnkney, for
ieiiis nlie nf the best ktinwn men in
New Vork shipping circles snd part
OHiicr of the Henner Hue. and hLs urt
tier. Cornelius II Cullnglian, inut pay a
Judgment nf ?7injfl for f ratidulentlv
illpn1ng of their shipping business tn
avoid the payment of a previous Judg
ment for 7V'i7u
The llndliius of the court mi which the
Judgment was ordered disclose that In
ioor, two cooperage companies chartered
the Nnrungi.tii n.iri. Alexandria, run
llll.'l
Mm1
1 hy Ilie llenncr line, In carry to.nnn
I -hunks li Till .'liS tons nf llnnp
.III" I fl-.llll l ,,ll I'StOII, lex. Ill IllHIIK-
x ii s, At Ki'iitlini
lien Hi.' curKii .irriic.l it .is n
li.ully il.ini.iitcil tluit the iittlifis -lied
the Hctitii r I'ne In the IVileril cunt
.Hid Knl .i Jlldtrinent fur liV'"" An
ni-ilcr dlrcillii-: th" imymeiit of thh
iiniiiry xi us entered In tun!' .iK.iltist IMnli
iii i .Illil I'.lll.lKhilll .1" niiticls .if the
lii.iii IIih. but xx tie ii Uu- pi. untitle
1 , i , , tn i.i'lcil lliii f. .il ml th.i: the
iiiislncss hud been tuKcii mir by N. A
1 li-ii tit-1' A 't Inc. .i cnrp.ii-iitlon, nnd
Hint Ihe pui increhlp hud tin rcni.iiiilnc
iissits tn p.iy the Judirniciit Hull whs
then brniiKht In the rtupictiie Court to
set .isldc tin' transfer f the iisi-cls nf
the iKii-tncrshlp t" the corporiilluti mi the
iruiitid tlmt It w.w to di'friuid the
irc.lltois This suit xviih broiik'ht In
the nn mo of Alfnsl a Itylcy, ,-is ns.
slunce.
TIim court found Unit the transfer of
the Msn'ta, II rut inline and cnod will
u.ia done iiiirsiiiint to a coiisplrncy en
tered lulu between I'lnl. ney and Cal
l.ighiiii and onlcred a itcneril iiccount
Iiik of tho v.ilni' of the com! will and the
biiMiiens and uf tlm moneys received by
the coiporatlon since It waa formed In
i:hi;i
Kcfeiet! filldi rslcivc In.unod tll,lt
.illci IU liiieintsH niin tiansferiril tn
N , li. iiiier .V i'o.. Inc. llui I'Oipiji.tiiuii
cot im per nut or all tne receipts, nt
Hid bilMlieea ait audit and paid all the
expenses, while, 10 per cent, went to
tho Henner line. Tho nut piuocx-ds
were paid to tha ttockholder In divi
dends. The earnings averaged 123,600
for four year before the corporation
wan formed and this rate was main
tained for two years more.
The referee reported that the cor
poration was capitalized at $100,000
and that fifty-four shares of Mock, or
the majority, were lttsued to Mrs,
Mary l.T. Plnkney, wife of Charles W,
Plnkney. The referee aalrt that between
1909 and 1911 dividends of $51,531
were paid, of which 141,625 went to
Mrs. Plnkney, who had contributed only
$5,700 for her took In 1909.
NEW HEALTH GUARD IN SHOPS.
Commissioner (ioldrrntrr Will
Arl
for Indnatrlnl llyidrne.
Health Commissioner Ooldixater,
cording to a departmental bulletin Just
...t.n..i-.i ...in .. ji..i.,. .
K of
Hie bureau of Infections dlsent.es and
will nrnko war on occupational diseases
I " unsanitary workshops. Th new
division Is to be In charge of Dr.
Ixmta ,,, lf wu ,,n ,,!
by Prof. W. Oilman Thompson of the
i.ornen university medical college, an
authority on occupational matiitlles.
A programme of work has been
drawn up which Includes a general In.
dtistrl.-tl survey and the location of un
hygienic plants.
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Vnlnntnry nd Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The Rrona.
MONDAT. MAHCH :i.
CAT II VE3I5T BTHnDT
By M. Morgsnthau. Jr.. Co.
FIFTH AVE.
fs, n e cor lstn st, isxlie.io
x trr. tl aty loft tnild Oreainwleh Par
Inn Hank ill WuJter D Lswlshetra et
ai, ii Aymar ruinaa, attj) Kameat It
Heklay, ref; due, HJO.IIt.fO, taxe. Ao,
1(17.60.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1HI-T1. a. 41.11 ft a
HStn it. 80H0O, 6 atr tsnmt and etra
Pee Mmpls Ilealtr Co 4tl Mlddletown
iieaity Co et all Jo I, Ping-sr, atty
Adam Wlnr, ref, partition
AT 3iOI THIRD AVKNUE.l
Uv JoseDh P, Day
HHJLMOMT AVE, llll-tl44, a. tlT. ft
n ltlat at, ii 10xte4.lxti.txlii.10, two
I sty dwlga Stephen II Jackson at
Crotona Park Kealty Oo et al, mephen
II Jackson, atty. Pert I Haber. ref; due,
li.SSS lit taies, c Il.n!i4.j4; aubject
lo a prior nurs arrregaiing
Br nryan L. Kepjieliy
PT AWfl AVC, 411. w cor 147th at. lit
4 I aty tsnmt and atrs Emplrs City
Aavlnca IlaDV art XVm II Jeffara at al;
Chartei W Dayton, alty; Ddw D Dow.
line, ref; due. I1MS4 ft. taxea, Ac
ieii.se.
Hy Oeeraa Prtoa
CAHTLJ3 HILL AVE. w a. tO.l ft n Star
Umr a", IIISI txSlxil.', vacant sBron
Pacurlty ana Drokaraga Co et al ant
carlo Antonio ax al: J Wilson nryan,
atty I Hsnry J Braan, rat; dua, 11,778.11;
taiae, o, MIS.
THIRXI AVE. e a. M ft n Uld at. Mxli.l
xJSrJI.l, vacant Sarah E Van Itlper
art ivm j cornan el ai: j wuon liry
ant. atty, T Emory Clocka, ref itua,
SI, 41s 1: taxea, Ac, lltl tt,
TtTESDAV, HLVHC1I 31
AT 14 VEflBT PTtlEUT
Br Jorash P Day
14TH ITT. I44- W. .. 130 rt w Rlrhth
ave, Kl.lxMi Irrea, sty tenml Abr
L Kaaa arl Ir Hotb. Inc. et al. Fatten
tetn A Itoeenatsln, attysi Tls.lnbrl.lis
Cftlby, ref; due, JI.JX5 40, taxea. a II
its. tuhleet to first mt nf MO. 000.
U7TI1 ST, J47 W, n a 4S0 ft w Amater
dam ave. llSiBS 11. 8 aty tenmt Leo
pold Marcut et al art Wm S Duncan at
al; lesaa A Connolly, attya; txiw u nnca
ref; duo, i:.10,:0; taxea. c. U.lii 70
By Henry Brady.
ItTTt ST. til r. . Il Letlnaton ar.
10x74. 3 sty laundry, 1 ty extan Roes
T Ktrk art Minnie I. Ilarrla st al, Hiram
M Kirk. atty. Arehltwvld E Haxtar. ret
due, IJ.'M-ll, taxes, Au, 1100 ub)eot
to nrat mtge nr 117,000
Hy
Hrvan L. Kennedy
ttKTIt ST. itS
xv, n w oor I'lneaurst ave,
1C.x10.7x180 !. thrre t "try apartmanta
--Anne i; nenjanun agi iiaymono t.
Avrentellar ft al, rrdlnand 1 Habar,
attv. Jno A Clark, ref. due. 136.2!: 31
taxea. Ac. U.Ois.tO. aublect to three
first ratrs' aggregating ltt,000
( AT KH TimtD AXTJS-UB.I
Hy Joseph P May
HIST -T 477 n. n a, TXT e Willi
av, ! 9x100, I story dweinna yTederle
n Cexiilert et si ve Jennie A TMwIs
et al. rnudert lln. attys. Joseph It
Trues-tale. ref dii, 1.1.359 12, taxes te.
IKO.liV
Pr Henry Brady.
nrtOOIf XX" tSV s. 14 It s Wetehetr
av, 37 1 x: xJ0 7m a. 4 stv tntnt and
etrs- -.Inns" Well vs Hamuel Ilreuer et
hi. action t, Xlaieolrn Hunitlieitner. atty.
Arthur 1 te-vy, ref, due.. 11 mo.iO tsxes, I
Ac, I? SIS 0!
Itv Charles A IXerrlan
Hitn.s' ni.vn. e . 19 1 n sjith n.
54 toxiox vseant- -tlertrule Maer vs
N'orth Hronx Itea'tv Co, Clorke. Koch A
Heldv. attys. i:ilorth .1 HeaH. ret.
due. $1 170 01. taxes. A !9ioi:
Wr.IIS'LStlAY. MAItCH
1 at 11 vi:si:v .Titr.nT 1
j IL- Joeepli I'. Div
1 31HT l-T l.'i an.l 17.' W, s , .T. i i.lh
av i1.3 10 loxt l.n. 7 sty l ift hlrtg
- founti ll'.i'ilns i n -s i: W met tt
Corp et a XI ei rill A Itopers. attvs.
I fhnrtes II Mii-rav, ref. .III". H 3' 7! 61 .
taxes l. J7 l 11
l.lfpr.s'xitp st n. n e :n e w it-ay.
.-.x?-. s .1' 'oft tilde 1 sti extensinn--I
Mini 1 1 u s 1 n r i- Kieleen I Wel.lle et
1 a 1 MM' A- l'hl..lp atte. .1." itollrttl.
ret lu.- I!3.'." 7. taxr-s. f., , x0
IllllfsTllN ST 177 s 7.1 iv il.ien-k t.
L'nx.iO. 3 tnnit Hini strs 'Metropolttati
Xavlngs Hank i tavM Lei'lne ei al.
I A S .X W llut.-hlns nttys. Ililld H Slmt
I .on ref due, 7.t13 1. taxe- ,-e. imp
llleTII ST 1l W. s e cor 7th av. 100xi.
i. 'i in. ut an.l trs- Melrepollfin Life
tns Co i - l''ei.,-lnuann Itesity r. et nl.
...i.lfor.i II .if S. Hun-tier atti;
I honiii- c. ir, MP. ref, -tne l? 7.'.'. 11 .
I taxes A $1 7' 73
l l.i, 1., Is-., s e aor I'llll si h.,x
IJi. t Mi ri'-lnur .nl t'ouKhkeepsle Ssi
' lues Hank i Itisenfel.l It. altv et al.
Ia.i. Il llliiBhsin. ref. due, t:i. .Jl.ln ,
taxes. Ac. 000.
tti llri-sn I, Kenneili
t'OLI'MIII's IV 73 e :.II1 il Kill t
:'7I .. ti mint and -trs Laurence
I'liruen is riliur (men e- al. Wm 1
I'lare. att ln-'A "'Hilar ref, due.
tl.'.llT 7T t,." ,1, 1 'i't
CYlLPM IU H :' e 1,0X1 n Uttl St.
"".x"l ft e'v ninit so, I sirs same vs
sJitne, -xm.' a1i esnii' ref. due. II-.-
!. iie, x - iso: 79.
I AT TlllltH IX'HS'UK I
il) Joseph P Day.
I T 71 1 1 ''T 'I' 11 11 lftft ' Prospect "V,
j-.no 1 .11 nun. ami strs -Sainuel
lllttetmail 1- lH'll Itealtv Co et all
Sailian I'lledmaii nil! . IM I Moran.
r.-f. due. 11. 111. 11 taxes. Ac K d.
Tllt'ltSliAY. MAHlll i'i
I T 11 VIUHV STH11HT I
Hi nryan I, Kenneili
Wl'.er HIIIIAUM IV 413-415 e s ' II
Spill, g si -Ixlnl I' 1, et loft PI, Its--Ssii
Sorli 1,1', lu- is'l lary A
I'M Jlgern'il il 'i ncge V HnMiell,
am lliriliiill biseph ref due. l;.l.'
Ilils 7 7 taxes, .tc IJ.11S"!
llv .Ineeptl I' Hi!
Ill Six ST -0. s s, 3'-1 H Waxem in
I'" 7x7-'.
pc-i .lii-lc trvlun Llppmaii
aist liusiai Llpi'tnan et al. clarence k
ilciiiilre true, Itiytnotid Hiihensteln,
ref .,irt'il,ili
.TH sr .ii II. " s ll '. Madison ai
I". xxlOUM. S!V lx ,ff--U,ll7Htieth s
Hi.. 1c .l U.K.. S. tin. 1 l.-r et al .liu..ih
I' 't. r a'!! Uu l h rsteltl, ref. lllic
...u:i i i x. A -. I i
, pi I ST I.', V. II "ISX e lat li 7lx
.) t ,-, si i till Hid etrs- Horace I'nt'fl'r
"ei" 111 ie "-nil!" Ite-iHv (Vi et al . Alex
It IxelliKrun alii, f'liarbx" M Trails,
ri'f. due, 150,075 15. tl.xes. Ac, 11,11s 'il
Hy Herbert A Stierin in
1IST HT. 1,i IV e cor 7lh ai . till
1,11 .. M , ttil and sirs l-'.a -t Itliir
S'!-IIK lU't ''C inane ii iiiikii-v
iiii rt I-' Ilil.lnr.l atii Allan w
ll.'insoii. r. f .In.. r..lin:. ' ixe- .tc.
1 1 in
(AT 3'JOx Tlllltli A HVl'i: 1
Hy Joseph I' Ho
n l vlllll 1 1. 1U IV li cor :o.',ti et VC7x
-7!l 7x-;-.xi . v.icani -Tix Lien fi.
v v am Muri ii'ltel'lv et al. Aus W
of
e
inann altv Wn 1 Mrtxixmn,
ef due,
tl :.9.' ::. tuies, Ac 37',
Hy Ib'tuy Hruli
IX. Il ST. 717 1! a e. 1 e Crot.in.l li,
.'.x70, ; sty divl F iiml" J .liint-e is't
Wm Hiliinlu et al; 1 1 n l c Hardlni:.
attv Alien ( i rut hers. ref. clu. I' ''UI l!:
fixes. Ac 177". it
Flit HAY MAHCJI sr.
I AT II VHHBY HTIHIKT I
ll- Ibnry Hi.id
LUMN'iTOS AV. IH7. e, f .' 7-.Hl
et 17x57.. 3 aty 1xx is M.i urlcn M S'crn-
l.elcr. I'Xr let Ii, U 'I'linni'l' el Hi.
Cirv A- f.urol1 attx-. Jno .1 llynes, ref:
due 1 i'l fcil taxes. A.. I'liJ i
I'! Hiimiei Muri
I.U xlS'.TiiS l ' I . x . s tllh
1.x. .1 in i,- -lei" cr- Mti, C.i
an' Jos I Tiline y ' a c-iry A I ,irru,i
urns I M'lui i llern-tnn, n l, due,
111 Slii. 71 luxes, Ac, 1011 li
Ily Jacob II Mayers
UtTII ST, .ii W, n s, :50 w 7th av,
U.lilf.tl, I my dwlit Peptlmus Jones
Jonavltoh art Jam's I. Curtis et J
lavnard Klaber, atty: leiwrenoo a
Ureenhaum, refi due, $,J1 JOi fates,
Ac. $305.
Hy Dandal OreenM.
14TJI fiT, IIS W, a , 17-6 w AmateMam
av, Z6XS5, t my owia iwim e .
atl right, title. c, which the wtate nf
Oharls Hchelderkr had on Nov 14, 1S08,
or since, liobert T McDuffle, nrty,
AT 80l THIRD AVENUE J
Hy Joseph P. Pay
d.xwhon ht, ii. n s, i.iiot T;
or 158111 t. is axis j ii, -,)w.t-llertha
Katcher sict Carrie Tim
mem et al: Hennett 13 WegelstMn, attv.
Iwrenoe N Martin, refi nue, J8.2I. 4X
iXf, c. Id, euhject to let tntc of
12.600. .
Hy Henry Tlrady.
AltTHPrt AV. 21J0, n e cor 111st M. 4 7x
S0X70X9.1, r. sty tni ann mre- nj. ......
I'lsh HKt Ansel Constn Co et all Joshllt
llubi-rtiian, ally, Win T gulnn, ref, due,
I4 454 S7, taxes, Ac, IJJ2: eubject to
two pr mtrs aga-regfitlin $45,000.
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
Tli.NHIfKRS,
I With name and address of lender and
attorney If attorney's name Is omltte.i
uildreta party of eriond part.)
Iliiiintimn,
(fouth of fourteenth et. I
liltANH ST. Kl 70. ti ii- cor Wooter st.
r.0xt4 .Morris llerrnian in Jennie
Shu. kniari, .-.13 Croup, et si Mt Vernon.
S V, .Mar IS, mtg I4O.O0O. address, tt'.i
Itway . .... '
S.lXfl) I'HOPIHtTV Jennie Shnckman to
.Morris H llerrtnan ami Iiaenei. nis wu-.
tenaiita by entirety. Mar M. lutg $40.0o
address, same It
BLLUCKKH HT, !3. w a, 47 s fouimrrio
at, 2H75 le-opoin ner to narry i.n
warda, l XV 19tst st, all title, h nnd
and oar, -Mar li, tuldresa. 16 William
at I0
lOnat Hide.
rEut of Fifth av, between FViurtenth and
110UI ITS.I
II ITU ST. n a, 110 Park av, ItxlOO.U
Ilcaa ltothaleln and Isxiyrenre t -oi et
al, 147 W I let at, Mar II, q o; attys,
Murray, J It A 11. !3 William at ... II
rptown.
IManhat-Uu Island, north of 110th at)
111T1I 8T. 3t B, n a. 100 w Madison av,
I6il00.ll Hah Itealty ra to itosin liar
neu, in ri lllin ei, is. i le-nf, .'lot f,
altva. risrher A II. lit. llway. Ill'l
11JT1I ST. n s, 17t a 6lh y. 311x1(10 tl
AJdetiaran Co lo Tcroor jnipi i nrtn,
V O Hldf. Jamaica. H of Q. Mar 17
mtr 1 8 1.0 Jo, all liana, atty, L T A T Co,
110 Uwiij II
116TH HT, a a, 110 Madison av, IOiICO.H
ndw n Finch, ref. to Ella L llurphy
Atlantic, N J, Mar II, atty, T O Co, iff!
Dway I17.00
RIVUHSIDi: D1UVE, e s, 463 3 a 157th at.
lOx XVm H MarKnlrht to Prank 1'
Hrtody. 711 41st st, Itklyn, Mar 9, mtg
3145.000. attv. T O IV). 171 llway . ..l
SAME Pnol'BhTY Krank P Hrlody to
wm II MaeKnlrnt. 2I r. zom st. Mar
9, mta I14R.O0O, atty, same .. ..it
SAME PHOI'BtlTV Wm H MacltnttM to
Missouri Valley Realty Co, Hi txjuls, Mo.
Mar 9, mtg 1141,000; atty, same 11
1I9TH ST e a, 109 10 e Lenox av, li
99.11 Sadie il Jacobs to Howard Hayes
li W H6Ul tt. Mar 2, 1913. Illtg
Ill.OOOi atty, Hlrk J Ludvlrh, 31 K
aau at 1100
Rrmxi.
(TlorcAirh of The Dronx.1
IOTIILLARD PI. n w a IXTth at. II Ix4lx
l Jos I Hervey to N V City nap
ttat Mission PoclMy. UK 3d av, Mar 19.
atty, THAT Co, 176 llway
flAMK PllOl-BKTV liaat 117th Ht United
Hreabyterlsn Church of N Y to same.
Mar It. atty. as-me 111,000
BAM 13 I'ROl'HHTV Trua Oanar&l Ae
eembly of United Freabyterls- Church
of North America to Enst 117th St
United Presbyterian Church of N V
Isxrlllard pi and l71h st. Den II, till,
atty, same ... .Il
IOT 119. revised map Senaca Park Sadie
Olneetnan to f!haa Olora and ano. New
Ilochells. N Y. Mar 17. attys, Clotka,
Ii A It. 191 R 149th at II
XTSU AV, 963 K. n e cor 179th at. 34x
102 i 2is K Ilryant to Rudolph Peti,
316 E 123.1 el. mtg 133,600. Mar 19.
attys. Phillips A W. I'.l Nassau at II
BOVD AX', e . 100 n Jefterjiin av, 31x100
Wm Dodda to Cliee R Porteoua, 719
17 5J7th it, Mar 12 mtg 12,700; atty.
XVm H Sonmier, Mt X'ernon. N Y ...1150
ntOSPKCT AV. n e cor If3d et. 100.6a
i:5i t.,Tls!x7f 1 J4 II to Stebblna s.t
104 9x391.7- 'Herman H.xnauer to Peer
leas Holding Co. Inc. 4s Cedar et. mtge
177,360 Mch I, atty. T (5 A T Co. 17
Husiv 1
PltOSPKCT AV. n e cor lJd el. 11.Sxl36
Peerless Holding Co, Inc. to Williams
Hldg Corrn. 113 Nasiau et. mtge 144,360,
Mch 19. atty, THAT Co, I? llway. II
STLHIUSS AV. e e, 1 s X 3 1 tStlt ft. SOxiO
Ibr in-erstetn ref to xtary Hebron.
7. W TOih al n.ige I 1.600. fteh
a'tis. Ree, a p ;33 Una) ..t"0
'illtUKS- mt ti s. Jli.. w .to'ithern Htvd.
i.Oxioiy - ertreei it IM wards to Carl I"
snaney, sou Boston rd, Mch If. atr.-.
Tsuerh A 11. 45 Hway . . I1P0
LOT 6.1, map Hitters of Charity Mtnnte S'
iroldherg to Inns L Droege, 234 V. 9h
st, nitge II. .i, Feb I, atty. O II Droace.
K !th st . . ii
K HI.YN I'L n is 100 w Jerome av, 4ix
ion -Marct n Oorety tn Ilarrv H-nth. 041
th av, Mch 9. atty, THAT Co. 1T
llway . .1100
LLLAND AV, n e cor Wood av. :,.100 -IVm
H Hrhwenk to OuMav A Hchwenk,
Jim Nexvhold hi. mire is.otn, Mch 11
attj T 17 Ieshy lUthnatr ar and H6tl,
st ItOI
H7TH HT n e, 43 10 e Ilethrste av, i3xT! 7
Wm I" H'-hnenk to 0istav A Mchii.nk.
311 Neixtsil.t Hi mtge II.SOO. Mch 7
atty. T 17 t-cir,!. Itatbcat' .iv .n.l is 'li
el , . lien
LOT !9. Ill fx 1'. map Hers Lyon -Wm O
Hrh to Mary Poorley, :n I) I4th st. . t
al, mtg lino. Mar 19. attys. Dutton
A li, 303 IIivmv . ... 1
HIIIOHH AV. n -. 150 e Houthern Htvd.
f.exin. also Mosholu Pkwy. n e cor Hull
kv. 119 'ill! II a s.x IttlKne a. n : a
HoilHierti H id 101x111. also 1 "t h -t
- 2sl s w .1 av, 33 IxlOS i: -Morgan
.1 O'llrlen Jr, to lluetm vistu M Hu-b
ilreat Ne. k. I. 1. Mar 6. atty, I. T ,x f
i',i. 110 llway ... 17 "10
LTON PL. , 139H tl 16th st L''x
:! rjeo i:int'erger to Win J llrennan.
:it ileranl av. Mar 13. atty L T A T
i'o. 1 ... Jlwai lion
1,'xTII ST. ti e s. 9' w Oerard av. 36x100- -iVm
J Hrennan A ano to Cieo Ulnherger.
IK ltlT.r av. Mar 19. atty, I. T A- T
i'o mo iiuax . . . itoo
'.'.irll ST n s, 105 e 2,1 av. 60xll4--Sor-lieit
ItuMlliinl to llv l- Merrill 431 17
.l: -t. Hi's- 11.110 Mai 19. nfi Wm .1
Merrill. Wl'enx ai Thrnpic- Neck 1100
liltAND 111. vn A ros-i'oritsK s. no
s Field pt. 2x107 9 Julius Zubrol. Jr.
extr. to I'-anklln II Ilruns, 232 Morris
ai. tntc tl too. Mar Is atty. T O 6 T
i'o 17il Hnav 17.000
TIIIIIOI'T AV, li e cm 117th rt, 51 1x133 7x
il e Hteiene pi xfl x 1 1 .1 1 1 Fonnv i'
Sloplull to Liie lx'tti St United Pres.
ln'i'Man riiur, n Lorlllnrd pi. cor t:th
t. Mnr I!', att! T O A T Co. 1"
llnnl 11,260
I'l.nTH 106-111. map Arden propertv. also
e 36 ft Plot 112. earns map Martha US
Scllllltl et al, extrs, to .Mary 1". Selial'.
10 Vernon terrace, Uast Orillire. N J.
ei nl, Mar 16. atty, I. T ,t T Co li
llmiy 13 1.00
Mfllt Mi Mil's.
With nui) and address of lender an.l
lender's attorney )
Hun ntoix n.
iHouth of Fourteenth at 1
Sl'isr.l'.' HT ii . 76 n w Columbia, st.
H'xlti'i i"iilii iiiMh -t iv r. 50 s Stanton
si ..-,x7 -Mrs i, H Mlll-r A Co Tolsi. r.i
Manilla' 'cr to I'ltle ii A- T I'o. 1 7 el
llll.li.
Mil li due us per pond . . I..l.l"i0
i:al -Idc.
i Ran uf Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
1111)1 els. I
ITIllSI'LCT I'l- .". IH n 4!d si, t.xi4
.1 uii ii Mltchei to Isiuls il Mehrmaii,
,14.'. W '.'illl l. II. II 17, due lie per hon t ,
attl I' il i ii, I '"I llnay .14 MO
Meet side.
l.--' .iT I'l.lll al lietix een 1-ourti-enth anil
1 loih sis i
9TII
11. . s, M 7 s U.tli st. 17 2x100 -John
I.!,, to Hliiinn Ilrllmutli, We. hail ken.
N
I Mar 17. pr mu 115,000, due Julv 1.
i i -
p c. ,lll, 1- A laicki'. 147 Itti
a l .11 ii'Mi
4.V.II HT. UI.'. W, leaeeholl -Louie .esj
i.i lean Itoth. 3:ul Valonttne. M... .
In. Ml .1 ll" as per n.i'c. attl- II .11 in .i ii
.X I'M- .Itnilll, 111 N.leeall el .11 , ..I
.-...Til ST. s e, .7', li nth .11. ..-xTx 7 I'i'k
It'ilmll l.i Ciniti!..1i!i .-1 Ih -in Hank,
'1I117 liiisteril.i'ii uv Mar .0. ,, vre iy
p C .HIS. Hi'O II Hyde. II Park
lion tH,r,U0
I'ptllilll,
1 Manhattan Island, north of HOIIi et i
USTII si' n It- e Mh av Jftxiooti -
Aldelurill i'o to Ill Parentis, ii ii' t t tl
et, Fell .'7. .1 uv S-c 1. !!i17. 0 p 1 al'i
I. T I'o. 1 11 lln . li.iii'll
LOTS ;ox.;o:i. nuip liruke eeiat,. dltrttitii'
I'Vldmann tn Anna ll.ei, 60 1 w IStst i
st. 3 vre. ti c. attv II Fi'ldminn. it ,
li 149th st 11.400
II run a.
illornuRh uf Til"
Hronx )
ll'tldiS AV. n s. 190
e Ho llouievird.
.iixliu:
ale-i Moeholll I'arkiial. I. e .s.r
HUH
1 13 ix 1 ' ' 1 1 ale.' liriSK "1
:..(i
II .uleiar 1. lOOxll'i
is th et. ::i i;
let.l M H'lei'h
1 7 ti 1 Ha i
..-ty i. I a I
fi: intuitu):!) I
s s ,"t nun; 0 It .
in l.li IV Inniss, Mil
III! ' lull ' . 1 il ' p
i- i, i im i- r
ui' ' '
ax iixl on Hon
Mm- Co. 1 U i
i. p . if)
i . Ity
il ill
r'-ooo
41 -
Frank,
im per
11.1
MultHIS 'lV. 64. -til I al M-irrl
h4!i--l'ail lUiimlni' " n to Solon I
'.'170 Hrujilnay. Mir 19, due
ATARTMBNTS TO MTT UNKimNIsHEl).
qt i:i:nh.
PENRHYN COURT &0BAN COURT
'to Minnies from Manhattan,
$21 TO $45 A MONTH
. 1, U Hooms A Path,
naj-et Av. A SSth Nt . block from Jackion At.
Hiiw Ttl lilh Prutn Manhattan end of
Queensboro Ilildce at (With SI. and 3nd Ave
Tale Jackson Ale . I lushlnit or College Point
trollev direct tn j.Mh St ami Jackson Ave.
Tin: 4jt'l.i:snoitii i iiui'intA 1 io.v,
llrlilge Plar.x rinrtli, I.onit Uland City,
Itrntlne Dfllce, Jackson Av. and Jith Ml.
nitoNx.
7S3 r.A!TT ItoTTT STHEET. near Westchester
ale., sexen rooms, bath, iteam heat, hot water.
Inquire Mrs Nenrli, 7U7 Caat IMth St. Tele-
pnnne iirciiaru mix
KANSAS ItHAI. KSTATK I'OR RALE.
5000 ACRES OF LAND
IN KI.IJs Ctll'NTY, KAStt.Vf.
Free from enciimbranes for II3S.010; 1,1(11
acres In whesit In lltl produced 21.001
hustieta, w. have t 1.00 seres In 1911;
4,000 acres are sultatile for wheat; will
pav for Itself in three years, you are deal.
Ing direct with the nnner, only one price.
ii..i,u'iu, virgin s,,i . oniy exp, ne ii.oo an
acre for
preparing
Tl
IK S I I S' !:
HIVHIt LAND
AND MISPliM
i-oMl'ANY.
;i.7 r
It... h
Ill IB .
nn.li. r.sTATK.
MA.SSACHl!SI7ri9.
FOR HALE OR H11XT Shore CotHte.
seven room, modern conveniences IJaat
location on sound W A DEMOND, I
Pond St., Jamaica Plain. Maae
FURNIHHF.il HOCSKS TO LI7T.
TO HUNT FURNIHIIED, Upper Mont
olaJr. N J., 141 Iln'levue Ave, eight
rooms and bath fine .oration l"o xv. II
.lll.UJli ,
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
FORD COMMERCIAL BODIES
new atut used We a e Kord llgent : IM
PAV.X1KNTH nt 111 prlree HAH K
UILFHNDKIirf.lt O .1 W .it st , .N I
ALTOMOIIILL AMI MOTOR TIU'CK IN
HTRt'CTION. Owners' and Chauffeurs' Couraaa
V. M. V A. AUlll SCHOOL.
Largeit and Hest in llrook.yn.
BOOKLET A.S'D VISITOR'S HASH TRUr.
lJadford Ave, and Monroe ?t . Brooklyn
fmrt-rAHT acto rchooi,.
ri'i.i. coi'rmf., t.ia.
IlooklH erplalna H ill our course Ii T1EST
13.1 XVeat ollh Street (at llrnadnay).
notew
wny
a,tty. Bolon L PTxwik. 3171
Broad
...1111
AHHIOctMlTNTH OF MORTflAOR.
.Manhatta.
mruisviil
I .' 1 1 V,' A.
AV. I0l ntla L OooV
Frederic de r reeter and ano. trusteee
Tuxedo Tark, NY ... , .H.ooo
2D A, 3091, also 106th at. 343 H L.iti
Englander to Abr Hlrnbaum, 461 Po
st, atty. Jerome A Kohn, 1400 r.tli
av 111.
KDOncOMBH AV, 110 MoMorrow Hngl
neertnr and const Co to MeMorrow
Bid Co, 371 W 185th st. atty. Thoe
McMorrow, 26 Liberty st 11
36TH ST. n a. Ill 11 w 3d av. 27. lltl. i.
Bowery, l0 to 344 4th et. 40 and
42 r. Little W l"th st. 15 Ahr Flnaltte
to Chas 11 Hawkes. 37 W 17th et, m.
O 11 llawkee. 160 Naeeill et.. ....Il
K1CNMARK ST "' to 3-1. and Murberry at
Ie7 and mi- State Hank to M'm I"raer,
123 n 71th et. et al, excrs. attys, Llrd
A P. is C-dar . . li
HT ANTON ST. lil Acm Metal Cenina
Co to John U Cr'inlti. Park av and 12011'
st or :S Klnc-hrMce rd tl
117TH I'T. 19 W Adelaide Unedlot. rdt
to ritr A nenein. vw Haven, Com
attv tl Ole, H Ws ' et I
JK1ST HT. l W Hxtne to slTiie. same
nttv . .... I
31TH HT, 119 and 921 R- Tlmoth) F Ts
to Antva Morlta. 3J10 university ai
attvs. Mhatev W A T. 37 Willie
et .... 11' '
45TH HT, 333 H Jos r Daffnev to Mars
Knox. 323 K 4th et. any, T CI Co, I'
ll ay II
MllTT ST. 109 f is W llHlstesd and alio
excrs to Fmlnranl U-I Sax Hank, ".I
Chnmhera n. a't I. J Mellulre,
"hai'il.ers s II .'
AM.HTI-Hll X st AV. 1V1 taiwyere lltl" '
T Co to U H Trust c.i of N X' an ,
lino, trustees, 45 Wa" St. atty, I. T I
10 llway 113.01"
AMSTHltDAM AV w e 414 s 6lh St. I"'
00 tilonlslo Coeta to Nettle Slniops
116 W 1llth st. nttis Wesc-hlei A L
141 Ilwai ... II'' '
61TH ST . If" Ai A 41 4x100
Ttl'te Wu -ht t-i I. ah Wh"1iI. Ilob-.ke
N J. sltl Samue W. lit. IX Sn.'ll
ft
, . H'"'
Hroni .
ItnXEniCT AHKI.AIPF g'ltl to Adelaide
Benedict
HA MR. admr 'o eime J
MAltcfH, JlJ" H. el al tn llnn'i "f f H '
sIN.inn. MAX. t- Hsrrv 11 llo-en "'.
ItnMF'i MIi'HAHL. to I mu. '
llear.lslee .J 1 "
AXinnilMN RF.AL U.HTA1E CO in "
Hh. rllan . J'"
HIIKIHHAN, WM A. to Kugli P Skeil no.
TITLF, OUAR TRUST CM to list it
Sef'ement d T1
.itAXtt.riCK, ALHHT.T. eisr. to M.i-
Coh-t
SXTIsflUIl Minnr. lil.
llVHh name and a .r. -x of lender's s'
toinc i
U3TI1
Meh
ST, o s. 1"S . Mil ai l xi
-.. t'.r.i u r li . ' 'I X I" "lur Mi' "
J .... II iu nhurnh, 110 N,isi
. . li
et
Hixtc Plli ilTHTV- -Same toesne 11 in."
4.111 ST. 14'. W. n i, ; 10th ax. ;x
110 4 At, 17 U'M -Chia t H Helc
.tno II ll-.'-oran atts lloweia A fi, '
cedx' st . TV
Illl nr. I7 W. n s 7.1 e IIih ax. "
110 I same S X I. If. Ins A T"i
Co. trUif'I'e. at'-S. S'ltlie . IJI"
I l.T ST. 3 J 1 U ii e. 17!. e 91h , :
:i I. Jan 4 lioi Hv A Hei.bl. .1 llet'
to Frank '1 w I ..' I at o tr '--atty,
F C, Wf.1. 17" H-isv IJi ii
51ST HT. 117 W. ii from n e cor
ax 75x9' 9 J i'v '1. li'l .'no t P! i
furry ' "' '" r,lh l! K"' tniftee
it L T T c l. mo Il.v.1! ;iei"
5IHT HT !t"i l' ' i -. "" f fh - v
oxo julv a. 1 a i liiiie to -ame s'f
iain'e . :""""
AXrSTU.HHXM AV. n eor 7'th et " -1
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