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NEW YOKK CITY. SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1912. CHOBAL SOCIETY SUCCESS. 1 Jamaica Organization Flans Concerts WELL KNOWN AS ATHLETE of Classical Pieces. At a meeting of the managing board of the Queensboro Choral Kocletv reeontlv Harry Harris, Joseph Miller, Chester Jackson, Harry Jones, Simon Keator, Albert Lcnnon, Dwlght McConaughy, Glf-ford McConnaughy, Robert Poulson, Milton Raynor, Jefferson Schwartz, Richard Smyth, Lance Stafford, Forest Stans-bury and Walter Bsylis.

Claude Bedell, Roy Farr, Claude Birdsall and Howard Van Velsor acted as ushers. The committees in charge consisted of Samuel Cantey, Milton Raynor, entertalnra-nt; Charles Smyth and Robert Poulson, financial. JAMAICA MINSTRELS. The Kappa Qeta, a young men's organization of Jamaica, held an enjoyable minstrel show at St. Mary's Lyceum, Jamaica, Friday evening, and merited the applause that was accorded.

The end men were Billy Net.clf, Harry Plumb, John H. Smyth, Charles Hell-rlegel, Harold Bainbridge and John Brennan. The chorus consisted of Edwin Albrecht, Samuel Baylis, Sheldon Baylls, Samuel Cantey. Edgar Harris. at the residence of William P.

Wyckoft, 'An All 'Round Prominent Citizen Is Jeremiah T. is 1 Mahoney. PARTNER OF R. F. WAGNER.

in Jamaica, It was decided to engage Lawrence G. Nllson as conductor, and plans were made for a concert to be given in March. This concert will consist of mixed numbers interspersed with vocal and instrumental solos. Rehearsals have commenced on Grieg's "Recognition of Land" and Eaton Fanlng's "Miller's Wooing." A general Invitation has been sent to all who took part In the recent "Elijah" concert to attend a social to be held after rehearsal next Tuesday evening. The society has made arrangements with the First Dutch Church ot Jamaica whereby the expense of engaging a hall for rehearsals and an auditorium for concerts will be reduced to a minimum.

The society is rapidly increasing in numbers and popularity. BRESNAHAN CARELESS Lawyer Won Fame in 1908 in Prose 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 164, 166, 168 and 170 SMITH ST Corner cution of "Sewer Claim Conspirators." r.RANn Comer Drifts Av. "Who Is Jeremiah T. Mahoney, the In $AA WORTH OF FURNITURE NO DEPOSIT 75c WEEKLY qulsltor conducting the Borough Bank To-Morrow at Our Five Stores A Real Old-Fashioned Sale of Overcoats and Suits at $16.50 Which Will EM Our Five Big Stores To-Morrow With Real Old Fashioned Crowds; For to Every Man Who Comes Into a Brill Store To-Morrow We Guarantee a Real Old Fashioned Bargain. Overcoats Reduced From $40, $35, $32, $30, $28, $25, $22 and $20 Including plain black and Oxford Overcoats, and an immense assortment of Fancy Overcoats in numerous shades of brown and gray Ulsters, Raglans and Chesterfields; heavy and medium weight; belted and plain; lined and unlined also many coats of English fabrics and fashion.

Suits Reduced From $30, $28, $25, $22 and $20 to $16.50 Browns, grays, blues and numerous neat dark effects English cut suits and conservative models. Worsteds, tweeds, cassimeres, velours and cheviots; rough and smooth fabrics splendidly tailored and finished. probe?" Is the question that many Brooklyn people have been asking since the probe started several weeks ago. The This Is Like Finding Real Money! AND LOSES PITCHER 1 1. Momlny we will plnce on answer that be Is the law partner of Robert F.

Wagner, present leader of the Democratic forces In the New York State Senate, a member of the city Board of Male then 0leie DlntiiK Sef.i:Roui.d ton plllnr extension, tuble, with extra leave; 4 utile Education and former counsel to the dint iiv chair uml Yon will lie linked lu any other store for a set like this Monday they will at $11.98 city Department of Finance, does not half so well define him as the answer that he arm chair i all aollil oak, with wood! Klons fin- ft0 Inh, com- Ml MX Is the same "Jerry" Mahoney, all-round athlete, champion high jumper and prominent member of the New York Athletic Club. Yet Counsel Mahoney and his assist ant In the Investigation, Vincent I.eiboll, are peculiarly fitted to cope with just such a case as the Borough Bank. Mahoney obtained his insight into financial affairs through his five years service ns counsel In the Finance Department, while Leibell gained his Intimate knowledge of business and banking methods through his association with the firm of iV. R. Grace Co.

Cincinnati, Ohio, January 13 The National Baseball Commission In a finding handed down today denied the claim of the St. Louis National League' to Pitcher J. R. Salmon, and decided that title to the player Is vested in Philadelphia American League Club. Manager Bresnahan contended that he negotiated with Salmon's father for the services of the young player, and that he joined the St.

Louis club at Brooklyn and practised with the club the latter part of last season. Bresnahan declared that the salary to be paid young Salmon had been agreed upon, but that upon the representations of the elder Simon that bis son had promised to pitch for an independent team for the rest of the season and, and the further plea that II ho played with tho St. Louis clubhe would be Ineligible to pitch for the Princeton University team, he was excused with the understanding that he was to report to the St. Louis club in case he did not remain at college. The Commission found that the negotiations between Bresnahan and the player and his father were conducted in good faith, but that neither a formal or written contract had been entered Into.

Tho St. Louis club also failed to reserve him. This entitled him to be declared a free agent and eligible to contract with the Philadelphia club. The Commission dismissed the appeal of Player Harry Martin, who requested that a decision of the National Board disallowing his salary claim for $217 against the Central Leigue be reversed. The appeal of Player Jay Parker from the ruling of the National Board denying his claim for $120 agatnst the Central League was also disallowed.

iMr. Mahoney Is Well Known in New York Athletic Circles. "Get the Habit." Goto Jeremiah T. besides being a prominent lawyer, is one of the best-known New Yorkers in athletic circles, and foi many years was a most active FIVE CONVENIENT STORES Broadway at 49th Street 279 Broadway, nr. Chambers St.

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Discount Will Be Allowed II You Bring This Advertisement With You to America and the high jumping championship. Several times he visited Canada and won the high jumping championship of that country ut the championship meet held in each year in Montreal. His athletic career covered twenty different events In such Bports. He is very active In the affairs of the New York Athletic Club, at present being governor of that organization, and he was for years captain of the club. BROOKLYN'S BIGGEST CREDIT HOUSES 219, 221, 223, 22S, 227 Grand 166, 168 170 Smith Corner Driggs Ave.

BROOKLYN. Corner Wyckoff St. While he was counsel for the Department ADELPHI SENIORS' PLAY. of Finance, he was active in 1906 In the prosecution of the so-called "Sewer Claim I'onspirators," the chief of whom was William O'Miies, whose conviction and sentence resulted In the breaking up of this conspiracy to loot the city treasury. Mr.

Mahoney also tried the case of Levy vs. McClnllan, arguing that case before the Appellate Division and the Court ot Appeals. It was probably one of the most important litigations ever conducted, because it established once and for all the principles of law under which the constitutional borrowing capacity of Our aim is to Rive you more than your money's worth and make you a permanent customer. Our $60 Suits for $48 have mahogany frames, upholstered with silk plush, silk verona on '7CZ velour or satin damask; other $40 Suits Cut tJ I tha city Is determined and ascertained. His work in that case established for all time his professional reputation.

Mr. Mahoney Helped Put End to "The Ladies' Battle" Produced Under Trying Circumstances. The presentation of "Tho Ladles' Battle" Friday night by the Senior Class of Adelphl College at the College Hall was welcomed by a large and enthusiastic audience. Marguerite Sutphen, owing to the sudden death of her sister, could not play tho part of Gustavldi Grignon, but Catherino A. McGinn at the last moment took up the part and made a success of the bashful, yet at times impetuous, lover.

The playlet was written by Scribe and Le Glnor, and was coached by William Phelps Macfarlane. it is a French comedy and concerns itself with tho love of two women for one Countess D'Autcvnl, acted by Florence Newman, was the shrewd, skillful middle-aged woman of the world, who saved the man she loved. Henri de Flavlgneul, played by Chloe M. Skilton, only to loss him to her more vivacious niece, Lonie de La Vlllegoutler, portrayed by Helen E. Brady- Edna B.

Morrison was very realistic as the revengeful Baron de Montrichard, while Jean C. Marks and Rebekah Natelson added color as gendarmes. The play committee consisted of Marguerite Sutpheu, chairman; May A. Louria, business manager, and Rubliia Murray and Florence Balbln. William Lindlar played tho piano during tho Aqueduct Commission.

At the beginning of Mayor Gaynor's administration, Mr. Mahoney was asked by the Mayor to assist him in putting an end to the Aqueduct Commission, the CLOTHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Sweeping Reductions in every department. Men's Suits, 9.98 existence of which had been a joko for many years, although annually costing the city about J500.000. To accomplish the wishes of the Mayor. Mr.

Mahoney permitted himself to be appointed an Aqueduct Commissioner, and, as a result of his efforts and those of his colleagues All Fine Rugs AXMIiXSTER RUGS.13.i18 VELVET RUGS 12.98 BRUSSELS RUGS .9.49 INGRAIN ART SQ. 3.98 Best Carpet Patterns $1.50 AXM1NSTER, jdl.10 $1.25 VELVET 95c $1.00 BRUSSELS 69c 66c INGRAIN 49c appointed with him for that purpose, one of whom Is a prominent citizen of Brooklyn, Michael Furst, the existence of tho Aqueduct Commission and all the scan Youths' Suits 7.98 Ladies' Suits, 10.98 Misses Suits, 7.98 $1 Down, 50c Weekly On $12 Worth of Clothing dals connected therewith were wiped out ii Packard trucks are used in one hundred and I a I I fifty -four different lines of trade and in two ji 5 II hundred and thirteen different cities. There 1 I I are now three hundred and fifty-two Packard 11 Packard Motor Car Company of New York 1 I I it I Broadway and Sixty -first Street II I I Hartford, 294 Pearl Street Newark, 24 Branford Place I 1 i Springfield, 832-834 State Street Long Island City 1 Ave MUSIC BY NAHAN FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA, RESTAURANT, DAILY sixty days after Mr. Mahoney took charge. He was born in the City of New York anil educated In public schools, and is the recipient of the following degrees from Institutions of learning: A.

from College of City of New LL.B. and X.L.M., from New York University, and A from St. Francis Xavler. Mr. Leibell Is a graduate of Fordham University Law School, and is particularly fitted to delve Into the complexities of crooked bank deals through tho high scholarships he has received as a mathematician and his experience in teaching that practical science in Fordham mwmmi SIXTH AVE.

19TNT0 20- NEW YORK, AT ATLANTIC CITY. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Whalcn are stopping at the Marlborough-Hlenuelm Hotel, fitlantlc City, N.

J. Mr. Whalen is of firm of Whalen and is iaking I well-earned vacation after the holi-la ys. ImportedTunics of Dazzling Beauty A Magnificent Sample Line From the Greatest Robe Maker in Paris The Annual January Sale, Giving Particular Prominence This Year to Tunics, Because They are Fashion's Greatest lavorites Buy Direct From Mfr. I LONG OCEAN YACHT RACE WILL START ON JUNE 11 ULCAKINti oALt Saving About One-Third An assortment of strictly up-to-date designs to choose from, fully one hundred different styles.

OM3 OP Of II SPECIALS. COMPLETE, $6.98 We cannot mention this famous maker's name as we did last year. He objects to the publicity, but you have our word it that he is the most celebrated maker of Tunics and Robes in the world. His name is magic in the realm of fashion. ninin Consequently we are able to bring to your attention a most sumptuous, most fascinating gathering of exquisite Beaded, Jewelled and Embroidered Tunics.

Divided into five gorgeous lots, as follows: rm Invitations Issued to All Clubs to Enter the Transpacific Contest. beinf eligible, provided It belongs to an organized yacht club. The rig used Is optional with the commander and he can put. on as much or as little canvas is he desires. Tho number of men in the crew Is not llmlled to any definite number, and the yachts can be worked with amateur or professional A.H.'s.

The only motive power to be used, however, is Balls. No auxiliary engines will be allowed. Time allowance will be based on one-half hour per foot of tlio racing length for tho entire distance. The racing length Is calculated on the load water line jpnKth, plus one-half the letiKlli of the overhang. These conditions are Ideal for a Ions ocean race and should entice a large entry list, particularly from the yacht clubs of this const and Honolulu.

In June, when the race Is to be sailed, the winds are steady and strong, and gales are an unknown quantity. B. H. Ketaer, ProfeMor ot Chemlatty af WushlDft'ja University, Mr. Mountain Valley Water is Radio-Active Thia mena that tha create it ctnmtin ala BWDt known to modern aclenc la tcUra la Xhi wonderful water, CBED BY ARMT AND NAVT HOSPITAL OP HOT BPRINflS.

ARKANSAS. Id the exclusion of aP others In the treatment 4 BRIOHT'S DISEASE, DROPSY, DIABETES, CYSTITIS, GOUT AND RHEUMATISM, WE KNOW IT WILL. CURB, BBCAUNE IT HAH OL'RKD. i.J Writ, for valutibl bookUt, i Mountain Valley Water ICS West 44th New York, i ALSO PARK A TILFORD AND ACKEK, MHRUAI.L, COND1T O0k CHAKLK9 UADINQ VTKLS AND CATEC -J $4.50 17 For Tunics worth up to $19.50 FOR GAS or ELECTRIC FOR GAS or ELECTRIC Los Angeles, January 11 Commo dore Warren D. Wood of tho South Toast For Tunics worth up to Tunics worth up to $45.00 $2 A -50 3750 RECALLS BICYCLE DAYS.

WHERE TO DINE WELL I HKOOKI.VN. OSTERHELD'S, Vd'3os'w I Spcrijil Sninlay 'Ilnner. to 9 p.m., 60c. I Willi ulnc, 7 c. iJ.nnt-r every evening.

5:30 to U.M. Musi-'. For Tunics worth up to $65.00 For Tunics worth up to $100.00 CHOPHOUSE Opt. icroagh Rill Tunics of net gold and Nile beaded and richly hand embroidered. Tunics of white net with handsome Indian bead work and embroidery.

hand Yacht Club of Los Angeles has Issued invitations to every yacht club In this country to participate in the great trans-pai iflc ocuau yacht race, from San Pedro to Honolulu, which will bo started from San Pedro, June 11. The race Is held under the combined ausplcos of the South Coast Yacht Club and the Hawaii Yacht Club, and is the longest ocean race conducted by any club this country. The big Eastern race Is the annual raca from New York to Bermuda, but this event is only little more than halt tho distance that tho Honolulu will travel. The race does not carry "red tape' restrictions that are usual with a number of yacht races. The restrictions such as they are are the most liberal that yachtsmen could ask for.

The only matter of Importance that will be followed to the lctler Is thi limit placed on the ater line. The water line clause inaUrs if impossible for a yacht ol less than 40 feet W. to enter. This is essential, as v. uuhl possibly entail considerable danger if smaller boats were allowed to make the voyage.

Any type of boa; is allowed to enter and two valuable cups are the trophies for which the boats will strive. The entry lit is not conilned to this couutry alone, any yacht from any part of tho world giving in this model value that Is aulta unusual in tiie Industry. i The car has horsepower, An Illimtrntril. Thli artistic dainy design bent Jeffery Company Produces Popular-Priced Car in Rambler Cross-Country. The announcement of the Rambler Cross Country, a car, by the ThomaB B.

Jeffery Company, recalls to the old wheel horses of the trade the sensation that was created in the bicycle days when the Coruiuliy and J. f-fery Company, then manufacturing tiie Ramber bicycle, announced the first high-class bicycle to sell under $mo. Another high grade bicycle was selling at that price and bad. up to that time, apparently led the field. The Rambler bicycle men announced the prodnc-llon of the new type aul iu a tingle yi sold bicycles.

Tor tile past ten years this company has been building up ils factory, I tr.j ej, hi iieauuiui colors, Willi oeaaea xringe to match, arm hest Inverted tight. Suitable 'in a men ig.98 5 Inch Tunics with white and gold bead work and hand embroidery on net. Tunics of black net heavily beaded and hand embroidered in Oriental colorings. Tunics of chiffon cloth, jewelled and hand embroidered, finished with silk fringe. Tunics of chiffon in various colors with contrasting borders of beads and hand embroidery.

Tunics of chiffon cloth with hand embroidery of silk and gold thread. Tunics of black chiffon cloth, handsomely beaded and finished with bead fringe. (jor Hiuiiigruuin, iiurary or iiv in room. Complete wheel base and wheels ana tires. It's a bi car -In every respect, and is of the came quality as the hlghar prici-d models.

BOROUGH TARKS TO PLAY. The newly organized Borough Park basketball team will play the Central V. M. C. A.

Reserves next Tuesday even- in on tiie court at Fiftieth street and. A large assortment of Cln and ftler-trio I Table Lamps, fancy Inverted IJfchta and i Shades at rrducM prfres. 1 0eti Kvriilnar. BOROUGH GAS ELECTRIC FIXTURE COMPANY, S. J.

MII.I.RK, Irlilen. 58 Myrtle Near HIIOOKI.V.V. tniu'llnin. Tunics of net hand embroidered and beaded in wonderful color cnmhin.itio ns. Tunics of chiffon cloth, silver beaded with solid border of silver beads and embro ider lunics ot net with handsome gold and silver bead work in deep border designs.

Tunics of silver beaded nets, bordered with silver beads and embroidery. I dui-ing high priced ears for the most part, until today, with facilities capable producing per cent, (if all pans that go into the Rambler, the decision has btin mada to build a popular priced car. Thirteenth nvenue. The Horougli Faiks are anxious to meet all for games on the Borough Park court. Address.

J. o'Ui'lcn, manager, BorouglJ Prtrk clubhouse. -SIMPSON CRAWFORD SIXTH AVE, I9TH TO 20TH NEW YORK CITY.