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LUTHERANS TALK RULE REVISION Semi-Annual Conference May Change Constitution. The semi-annual session of the Long Island Conference of the Lutheran Church was opened this morning in St. Luke's Lutheran Church, the Rev. Dr. A.

Snyder, pastor. The conference sermon was preached by 'the Rev. Dr. J. J.

Heischman, of St. Peter's Church. The Lord's Supper was then partaken of by the and lay delegates. The first business was taken up at the afternoon on session, called to order by the Rev. H.

C. Wasmund, the president. It was probable that during this session opposition would be made to the seating of a delegate from St. Luke's Church. It is contended in a protest to the secretary, the Rev.

J. G. F. Blaesi, that this delegate was elected by the Church Council, instead of the Board of Trustees, as provided for in the church rules. It is claimed, further, the law requiring twenty-four hours' notice must be given in advance of a special meeting was not lived up to in that it yas held immediately after a.

service last Sunday. Another matter that is sure to come up is the proposition to revise the Constitution to conform with the law, known as the Religious Corporations Act, under which the Lutheran churches operate. A petition requesting that this step be taken has been given to the president. It appears that according to the law, as interpreted by Attorney General Carmody a non-communing member of a church cannot vote unless he is a regular subscriber, while communing members cannot be required to be regular: subscribers. The petition states: "We all feel that the situation in which the Attorney General's ruling leaves our congregations is deplorable in the highest degree; it is inequitable if for no other reason than that it leaves the secular properties of our congregation at the disposal of noncontributing members.

We all know that non-contributors are invariably the most extravagant. "We deem legislation advisable which will make clear the obligations of all members to subscribe regularly and pay toward the support of our congregations as condition precedent to being voting members, which will not leave that obligation to assumption or influence or implication based upon or drawn from any statute." The petition closes with an application for permission for H. C. Brombacher to be given the privilege of the floor for the purpose of explaining the matter, and an expression of the need of a law covering the point. 6100D DISPUTE.

OVER SIZE OF ARMY Congress Does Not Know How Big It Will Be. Washington, May ready, to pass the Army bill, Congress found today, after conflicting statements by Chairmen Hay and Chamberlain, that it didn't know just how big an army. it was creating. In the Senate, Chairman Chamberlain read a statement that its peace strength was 11,000 officers and 200,000 men; its war strength 11,500 officers and 225,000 combatant troops, and that the National Guard's maximum force was 17,000 officers and 440,000 men. In the House Chairman Hay denied the accuracy of these figures.

He prepared a statement to deliver when the conference report comes before the House in which he charged Chamberlain with having boosted the figures in order to make the Senate believe the Senate "big army" men bad won their fight. When he heard this charge, Chamberlain came back with a statement that Hay was depressing the real strength of the Army with the object of making the House believe his "little army" men had won. Presenting the report of the conferees to the Senate to-day, Senator Chamberlain said: "The bill is a compromise, and of its provisions are experimental and may be found unworkable. But it is fundamentally right, and must be welcomed by all who are reasonable and unprejudiced as a 'good bill." "The total increase of regulars will be: "Thirty-four regiments of infantry; ten regiments of calvary; fifteen regiments of field artillery; five regiments of engineers; two battalions of mounted engineers; 93 companies of coast artillery (or the equivalent thereof); eight aero squadrons, the necessary number of. signal companies and battalions to serve the higher units provided for, and such personnel of the staff corps and departments as may be necessary, "The company units will no longer 1 be skeletons, but each company, troop and battery will be a real working unit of about two-thirds of its war strength.

An infantry company will have about 100 in peace times and one hundred and fifty in war, a troop. of cavalry will have seventy men in peace and 100 and seven in war, a battery will have 126 men in peace and 190 in war. "The maximum peace strength of the regular army will be 11,000 officers and 175,000 men, plus the enlisted. men of the signal corps, quartermaster corps, medical department, Philippine scouts and unassigned recruits, a total of 11,000 officers and 200,000 men. AUCTION SALE OF MULES.

Sag Harbor, -May -Nine mules. wagons, harness, blankets and accessories owned by Terry M. Warner, have been levied on Sheriff Odell and will he sold at public auction Friday at 11 A. M. in stables of George W.

Brush, of Noyack, 0 000 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 TUESDAY THE BROOKLYN DAILY TIMES MAY 16. 1916 HERE AND THERE IN BOXING. The Broadway Sporting Club present Dutch Brandt in a return match with Young Zulu Kid on Saturday night. Brandt training at the Boys' Club in Flatbush. Zulu Kid will himself for the fray at the Trinity and Allie Nack of Harlem will on Young Gardner of the Lorimer figure in the other star bout of ten rounds.

Mike Lally, manager of Young Oscar Gardner, ha's succeeded in landing Ta Harry Condon to box his battler. The contest takes place Friday night at the East New York A. C. The Clermont A. C.

for Thursday night's. show has signed Joe Azevedo, of California, and Frankie Smith, of the East Side. Walter Nelson hooks up with Phil Franchini. Lightweights top the bill at tr the Pioneer Sporting Club to-night. Two good ten-round bouts will be contested, the principals being Jimmy Lore and Jimmy Reagan, and Joe Azevedo and Joe White.

The bout with Reagan will mark Lore's Arst appearance in a New York ring in two years. He hag been battling with success in Canada. In Reagan he will face the lightweight championship of the Pacific Coast. Harry Pierce and Tommy Rowan meet in the star bout at the Vanderbilt A. C.

on Friday night. Johnny Mack of Flatbush will box in the star bout at Bill Brown's Far Rockaway, chute Newark. on Friday Mack with has Young met such boys as Mel Coogan, Harry Lortz, Joe Malone, Kid Thomas, Dave Smith and K. 0. Smith of Yorkville.

Philadelphia, May a sixround bout that was little more than a work-out, Gunboat Smith shaded Battling Levinsky here last night. To the Sporting Editor: I beg to express my deep apprecia- THE SCORE. BROOKLYN. A.B. R.

H. 0. A. E. H.

Myer, cf. 5 1 1 3 0 0 Daubert, 1h. 2 2 20 0 0 Stengel, rff. 0 0 0 Wheat, if. Mowrey, 3b.

Cutshaw, 2b. O'Mara, ss. O. Miller, c. J.

Meyers, c. S. Smith, p. Getzt Cheney, p. 0000.

Totals 39 11 33 19 ST. LOUIS. A.B. R. H.

O. A. E. J. Smith, cf.

5 0 0 J. Miller, 1b. 11 Betzel, 2b. 5 Wilson, rf. Horn'y, Bescher, 3b.

1t. 00000. Corhan, 85. Snyder, c. Gonzales, c.

Meadows, p. Ames, p. Totals 37 2 4 33 16 0 Batted for Miller in the eighth inning. for Smith in the eighth inning. for Ames in the eleventh inning.

Brooklyn 0100000 0 2-4 St. Louis 00000200000-2 -2 Two-base hit-Cutshaw. Three-base hits--Wheat, Cutshaw. Stolen base-Daubert. Sacrifice hit-Stengel.

Betzel Miller. Left on bases Double anlay: Snyder; -Brooklyn, St. Louis, 4. Bases on balls-Off Cheney, off Meadows, off Ames, 1. Hits and earned runsoff S.

Smith, 3 hits, 1 in 7 innings; off Meadows, 8 hits, 1 run in 8 innings (none out in 9th); off Cheney, 1 hit, no runs in 4 innings; off Ames, 3 hits. 3 runs in 3 innings. Struck out--By Smith, by Meadows, 3: by Ames, 2. Wild -Meadows. Passed ballMeyers.

Umpires-Messrs. Klem and Emslie. minutes. Time of games-2 hours and I 10 tion for the sincere manner in which the American public accepted me in my first appearance in this country. The Americans are grand sportsmen, and it is a pleasure to box before them.

I want to assure them that I will always give them my best efforts when in the ring. I am ready to box any man selected the boxing authorities. came here to try to win the world's championship, and I am ready to meet the American champion. ALBERT BADOUD, Champion of Europe. BOXING RESULTS.

At the Military A. C. last night Bushy Graham outpointed Kid Taylor in the ten-round bout. Bushy led all the way. In six-round bouts Jack Clifford knocked out John Hands in one round, and Joe Fisher defeated Battling Jim, the referee stopping the mill in the sixth round to save the Battler from a knockout.

In the fourround bouts Kid Kohler stopped Murray Allen drew with Joe Leonard Tommy Kiel in the to fourth round: and Joe Levine stopped Bobby Keefe in the third. George Chip, of Scranton, formerly middleweight champion, knocked out Sailor Grande, of California, in the fourteenth round of a scheduled Afteen-round go at Bridgeport, last night. Ritchie Ryan, weighing 136 pounds, outpointed Barney Adair, 130 pounds, at the Olympic A. C. last night.

Willie Riley, 139 pounds, knocked out Young Sampson in the fifth round. LEONHAUSER'S LOFT WINS. The 200-mile race of the Manhattan Homing Washington, Pigeon D. Club 255 was birds flown from twelve lofts competing. The first bird arrived at the loft of William Leonhauser, 603 Sixth avenue, Manhattan, in 6 hours 9 minutes and 30 seconds, making an average speed of 959.21 yards per minute.

Following is a report of arrivals, the first four being diploma winners: Yds. Loft. Per Min. W. Leonhauser.

959.21 W. 956.79 W. Schwalb 954.73 A. Schoener 941.72 W. Kulkhof 936.98 H.

Moore 935.21 Meyer 932.89 E. Baumgartner 932.23 W. Dengler 931.42 J. Colling 926.50 J. Katz 908.32 T.

Smith 870.08 A. Barth 683.39 AMATEUR BASEBALL. The Coney Island Athletics lost to the Alpines by a score of 6 to 1. The game was well played, there being no errors on either side. The Coney Island Athletics would like to arrange games for all Sundays in June with fast semi-pro teams.

Address Joseph J. Galizia. 2845 West Twenty-third street, Coney Island, or telephone Coney Island 2494. The score: C. I.

Athletics 01000 0 0 0--1 Alpines 0 02 3 0 0 1 0-6 -Hill and Girtle; De Costro and Stern. The Vernons of Bay Ridge found the Original Empires fairly easy, the score being 6 to 0. Finney had Empire batters eating out of his hand, allowing two hits, neither of which was for an extra base. Sunday, the Brooklyn White Sox will play the Vernons. The score: R.

H. E. Empires 0000000 0 0 0 0-0 2 Vernons 0 0 0 04 0 1 1 0 x-6 11 Batteries Norgard. and Anderson; The Jamaica B. B.

C. a strong travelling team, fast. going, Either they are wrong oryou are missing something Thousands and thousands of men all over this country--a number bigger than several army corpshave selected Fatimas and stick to Fatimas. Either these thousands of men are all wrong in their judgment or-you are missing something if you haven't tried Fatimas. Why not try them? You will find that FA THE TURKISH A Sensible 1 1.

1 1 -00 1. 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Pacific st. 175 Grand 25x100; Herman Kronmuller-Anna M. Sigrist et al; Thos J.

Evers 26 Court: Jno T. Walsh (R); Wm P. Rae. Sold to plaintiff, $7,500, BROADWAY CORNER SOLD. Five Buildings at Palmetto Street In Trade.

Sales at Auction. Half the block on the north side of Broadway, between Gates avenue and Palmetto street, owned by Mrs. Helen Malone, of Manhattan, was sold yesterday to the Ridgewood Park Realty Company. The realty concern gave as part payment to Mrs. Malone six farms, comprising about 535 acres, near Westbury, L.

The Broadway property has a frontage of on that street and 80 feet on Palmetto street. On it stand five four-story buildings. It is in the heart of the opper Broadway business section and was valued at $275.000. The land at Westbury included the David Cowan, Ebenezer Williams, R. W.

Stotthoff, Solomon Jackson, Thomas H. Bacon and Henry Kuhl farms on I the Jericho turnpike and the Brush Hollow road. Sales in Eastern District. Arthur T. Weygandt sold 188 Lefferts avenue for P.

H. McCaffery; 1242 Carroll street in exchange for 195 Penn street in conjunction with P. Haskell. and resold 195 Penn street; 1084 Carroll street for John Kilcourse; two lots at Babylon for a client; 253 Hewes street for Katherine Louis Drescher; 267 Hewes street for Elizabeth Tourte, and 84 Morton street for Frances Peck. L.

I. R. R. Buys on Waterfront. The East River waterfront property at Long Island City, now occupied by the Yellow Pine Company, has been purchased by the Long Island Railroad Company from Frederick Ayer for $97.500.

It is near the mouth of Newtown Creek, fronting 100 feet on the west Front street, 100 on the south side of First street, and extending along the north of Flushing street to the East River. The property adjoins the passenger yard of the Long Island Railroad. Sell Many Dwellings. S. E.

Green sold the sixteenfamily apartment at 1057 Bergen street for Mrs. E. Kronbach, an eight-family apartment at 317 Third street for Louisa Johnson, a two-family frame house at 317 East Fourth street for T. Pramuk, the two-family frame house at 1261 and 1263 Sixty -eighth street for Mary Ferris, and ten lots on West street, about 100 feet from Avenue for T. Pramuk.

New Buildings. KINGS HWAY. 8 8, 20.10 9th st. 4 3-sty brick stores dwellings. 20x56.1, tar gravel roof.

2 families each: total cost, $18,000. Owner. Realty Co. 5107 New Utrecht ave: archt, Eiseula, 186 Remsen st. Conveyances.

AINSLIE ST. 150 Graham are. 27x100. I. Ignatz Goetke wife to Morris Schiffman, 169 Jackson st.

mtg $800 (9-2777 $100 Herod, dec, to Benj Pearson wife, 226 Troy are. mtg $2,250 (5-1370) nom OCEAN AVE. 700 Glenwood rd. 35x150, Arthur Strong wife to Hector McG Curren wife, 1120 Ocean ave, intg $7,000 (16- 5240A Dom 23D ST. 106 Voorhies ave.

110 40 95.11, Clara Marr to Nettie Fersch. 760 Madison st GRAFTON ST. No 72. 1, Sarah Rothbeind to Chas Meyer, 1577 Pitkio are, mig $2.750 (12-3512) nonl STARR ST. No 24, I.

Leonardo Montalbano wife to Calogero 148 George st. mtgs $5,950 Fal cons STOCKHOLM ST. 280.6 Wyckoff ave. 25x100, 1. Fred Mehr to Mary Mehr, 312 Stockholm st (11-3259) noin 17TH ST.

cor Are V. Emily Brown to Granite Associates, mtg $2,000 (22- 7378) 55TH ST. No 833. Chester Iba Realty Co. Inc, to Anton Jacobsen wife.

428 Amsterdam AFP, mtg $3,500 $100 PENN ST. 138 Bedford are, 16x100, Wm Deegan wife to Jos Mendetz. 357 So 5th at, mig $2,500 SUMNER AVE. IV 24 Halsey st. 20x84.

1, Marie Sommer, to Patk I Tracy wife, 1631 Pacife st, mtgs $9,450 (6-1847) $100 PITKIN AVE. 9, 75 Snediker ave. 50x100, Phaedro Realty Co. Inc. to Jos Sheineg Jennie Horowitz, 301 Stone ave, mtgs $17.050 (12-3715) nom MYRTLE AVE.

R. 175 Tompkins ave, 25x100, 1. Jacob Herskowitz to Lottie Herskowitz. 925 Myrtle ave, mtgs 83.050 16-1748). nom ATLANTIC AVE.

11 0 cor Hort st. runs 25 to ave 23 to beg. Parker Walter to Eliz Walter, 92 Morningside ave, Y. nom BAY 20TH ST. 8, 300 86th st, 40:06.8.

Gilbert Hoffman to Ruth A Garrison, 29 Bay 20th st. mtg $1,200 nom LOTS Nos 2 to 5, block 8206: 28 to 31, block 8207; 18 to 27. block 8207: 34 to 37. block 8208 on map I Wilson Corpn, offers property known as Spahn Farm, Canarsie, in 32d Ward, John Perry to Transit Develpt Co, 85 Clinton st (sec nom PLOT bounded by Neptune ave xe by 6th st by Sheepshead Bay rd. land of Woltz Lewis Sea Beach Land Co by land of Sea Beach Land Co: also plot bounded by 6th st, by land of Alex Campbell, by land of Bklyn Rapid Transit Co, br land of Murphy: Neptune ave, cor Shell rd, runs 109.8 97.10 107 to beg: cor Shell rd, runs 109.8 97.10 107 10 beg; Neptune ave.

80 West 12th st, runs 82.1 56.8 82.10 8 45.5 to beg; Sheepshead Bay rd. at int of land convered to Adam Spalting by deed recorded in liber 7 of conveyances, page 197. 100.1x100; Neptune ATe. cor 1st st, runs 98.9 100 62.9 3 38.6 to ave 102.7 to beg; lots Nos 1 to 45 on map of property at 86th st. Gravesend, owned by Overton Estate, also all the land lying in Overton pl and Overton Court on said map.

Chas Overton, et al. to Overton Estate, Inc. 128 Bway. Y. subj mtgs 7269-7270-7271-7273-22-7396) $100 COURT ST.

40.6 1st pl. 39.6x35, Helen Bischoff. et al. 10. Bernhard Bischoff, 400 Court st, ARGYLE RD.

5, 350 5 Beverly rd, 30x100, Gustav Bommer wife to Annie Giunan, 139 Winthrop st FORK ST. 8, 73.1 Jay st. 30x100. 1, Pansy Lee. et al.

to Sami Green, 468 Gravesend ave, (1-53). 6TH ST, 157.10 4th ave. 20x100.2. Michele De Cristofaro wife to Marco Alello, 184 8th st. mtg $3,000 DEGRA ST.

No 704, 1. Geo Silbernagel wife to Vincenzo Commesso wife, 682 Degraw st, mtg $3,000 CLERMONT AVE, 8. 140.10 Myrtle ave. 18.9 76 18.9 76.4. 1, Josephine McDonald to John Rowland, 665 St Marks are, mtg $3,000 nom FRANKLIN AVE, No 468, Sarah Colville, et al.

to Rosie Sebatz, 1001 De Kalb are. mtg $1.000 (T-1995) $100 BUSHWICK AVB, west cor Conway st, 100x100, Conrad Noll wife 10. Geo Trommer, 1573 Bushwick are, mtgs $15,500 nom MYRTLE AVE, No 1442, 1. Fanny Simon to Jos Simon. 2155 Myrtle ave, Boro Queens, Y.

mtg $2,500 BAY 13TH ST. 125 Benson ave. 120x108.4, 1, Louis Biek to Louis Chanler, 194 Rodney st, foreclose (19-6363) $1,900 SAME PROP. Louts Chamler to Const Co, Inc, 8611 16th ave, mtgs $32,000.... $100 BAY PARKWAY, 5 130.4 8 Cropsey ave, 20x94, 1, Georgina A Faulkner to Property Realization Corpo, 32-34 Court st, untg $6,500 (19-6471) $100 SAME PROP, Kings County Mtge Co to same, A correction COURT ST.

No 86. Mechanics Bank to Jos Chobot, 129 Dean st 4TH PL. 8. 105 Clinton st, 21x100, 1, John Cox to Robt Cox, Chicago, Ill, part, A nomMONROE ST. 125.6 Nostrand ave, 74x100, Land Co to Nolos Realty Corpn, 361 Stone ave, mtgs $35,000 (6-1818).

nom LOTS Nos 269 278 on map of property belonging to Williamson Rapalje, dec. in 26tb Ward. Henry Hyde wife to Herman Moench, 187 Moffatt st (14-4369) nom 10TH ST. 340 Caton are, 20x100, Hinrich Hessen to -Geo Henderson rife, 41 10th st, mtg $4,630 (16-5071A) $100 DEGRAW ST. 4, 120 Smith st.

20x100, 10TH ST. R. 135 9th are. 19x100, Win A Bolton wife 10 Eliz A Lark. 692 10th st.

1-3 part. mtg $5.500 SAME PROP. Fredk Bolton wife to same. 1-3 part. mtg $5,500.

NEW UTRECHT AVE. cor 75th st. 22.3 71.2 20 61.4, also all personal property attacbed therein, Win F. Ronk. et al, 10 Grace Edwards, 435 123d st, Y.

mig $3,750 $100 LOTS Nos 206 to 209 on map of land of heirs of John A Lott. situate in town of New Utrecht, Henry Lott to Aberdeen Const Co, Inc. 26 Court st, mtg $2,000 (20-6497). nom DEAN ST. No 2044.

Van Brunt Really Corpn to Marin Metzger, 444 Decatur st, mtgs $5,500 (3-1445). nom CLYMER ST. 260.2 Wrthe are, 19.5x80, Horatio King to Dime Savgs Bank of Willfamsburgh, 200 Haremeyer st, foreclose (8-2171) $2,300 WATKINS ST. A. 100 Dumont ave, 75x100, 1.

Sheine Miller to Saml Morris Miller, 78 Belmont ave, migs $3,700 (12-3564) $100 PRESIDENT ST. No 1499. 1. Walter Thurber wife to John Wiarda, 875 St Marks ave, mtg $5,750 (5-1400). TROY AVE.

36.1 Sterling pl. 16.Sx 100. Josephine Herod ano AS extrx of would like to close Decoration Day (double, header) with any home manager, offering fair inducements for a sterling attraction. Will travel within 150 miles of New York. Address, Charles 0.

Snyder, Merrick road, Springfield. Phone, 1862 Springfield after 6:30 The Oxford B. B. C. would like to book games for May 21, May 30 (A.

July 4 (A. M. and P. with teams averaging 11 to 13 (actual age 16 to 18) on the opposing team's grounds for a side bet and ball. Address EdMorton, 120 North Oxford street, Brooklyn.

The fast traveling West Side Standards would like to arrange games with any light semi-pro team offering suitable inducements. Have all Sundays and Saturdays open. Address Arthur Strang, 450 West Forty-first street, Manhattan. The Woodhaven Cellacs traveled to Jamaica on Sunday and defeated the Bergen B. B.

C. by a score of 13 to 9. Next Sunday the Cellaes will travel to Springfield to play the fast team of that town. Teams desiring games with the Cellacs should communicate with P. J.

Ehrman, 1026 Manor avenue, Woodhaven, L. telephone, 1618-J, after 6:30 P. M. The score: Bergen B. B.

C.3 3 2 00 1 0 0 9 Woodhaven C. .3 2 0 0 3 0-13 BOWLING. Palace Two Men. (First Series.) Rohrs 189 169 Schneider 144 152 Beltield 146 191 Damer 153 155 Totals 335 360 Totals 297 307 (Second Series.) Rohrs 190 159 Saracino 167 Belfleld 180 179 Melville 180 122 Ramsey 163 Totals 370 Totals 343 289 (Third Series.) Schneider. 156 Melville 176 137 Damer 230 199 Saracino 159 134 Totals 386 334 Totals 335 271 Orpheum Three- Men Team.

First Series. Somers. Iroquois. Borsa 135 145 Hunt 168 170 Fromme ...110 162 Rass 154 172 F. Smith 189 Rudolph ....173 207 Totals .398 496 Totals ..500 649 Second Series.

Crescent. Iroquois. Senatore ...192 242 Hunt 150 190 Admundson 217 223 Rass 141 166 Fenniman ..212 215 Rudolph 162 195 Totals ...621 680. Totals ..453 551 Third Series. Crescent.

Somers. Senatore 191 174 Fromme .161 135 Admundson 225 194 F. Smith ....176 168 Fenniman ..226 220 Borsa 163 188 Totals ...642 588 Totals ....490 491 THE RECORDS. W. L.I W.

I. Bergen 3 Sheepshead Bay. 15 15 Sprinteld 25 5 Sea 8 Brooklyn 21 9 Arcanum 7 23 Varuna .19 Nautilus 23 Old .18 12 Canarsie 00 27 Rockaway Point. 13 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. Name.

Club G. P. T.P. Fo. Dougherty 27 5366 198.20 Thirsk.

old 30 5494 183.4 Shipley, Springfeld 24 4345 181.1 Hupfer. Bergen Beach. 30 5418 180.18 Van Pelt, Bergen Bearh 30 5406 180.6 IT. Schroeder, 30 5354 178.14 Rohlfs, Sheepshead Bay. 30 5332 179.12 Latroy, Sheepshead Bay 30 5224 174.4 High individual score, Dougherty, Brooklyn, 266.

High individual score. Brown, Canarsie, 253. team score. Springfold, 975. Special prize, Canarsie, 877.

Y. M. H. A. PRIZE LIST.

The assortment of prizes offered by the -second Street Y. M. H. A. for its open A.

A. U. handicap and novice road run Sunday afternoon, June 4, has taken the athletes of the district by storm. There are 20 prizes, including seventeen silver cups and three medals. Entry blanks have been out less than a week and already over 100 signed blanks have been received at the Y.

M. H. A. building, Ninetystreet and Lexington avenue, Manhattan. Fatimas taste cool and comfortable to the throat and tongue WHILE you are smoking them.

And they leave you feeling fine and fit AFTER you smoke themeven though you may smoke more than your usual number. Is it any wonder men call Fatimas one of the most SENSIBLE cigarettes made? Try them. Lagette Myers Tobacco Co. BLEND Cigarette 20 for TIPS TURKISH I 1, Grace I O' Brien to Mary Fallon, 370 Degraw st. Nom SIST ST.

8, 140 Ridge Bird. 40x109.4, Monroe Stiner wife to Margt Purdy, 186 824 st $100 GRAHAM AVE, cor Ten Eyck st, 25x75, Harry Blum wife to Abraham Levi, 0206 Moore st, mtg 36.100 nom 53D ST. cor Fort Hamilton ave, runs 101.10x 303.9x 8 104.10x 290.3 to beg. hil, Liberal Trading Inc to FItteenth Ave Realty Corpn, 1542 43d st (17- 5660). $100 05TH ST, 4, 221.7 4th ave, 20x100, Maria La Femina to Raffaele Rega, 180 Willoughby st (18-6117).

nom 8TH ST, 347.6 7th ave, 17x100, Edith Gedney to Adolph Dohmeyer wife, 402 8th st (4-1088) nom 15TH ST. Jerome A Cross et al to Geo Lawton, Schoharie, 120-6743) MADISON ST, 275 Central ave, 50x100, ht, Louis Tresaler wife to 1177-1179 Madison st, mtgs $3,500, R. I (11-3360). nom UTICA AVE, No 226. And Gunther wife to Louis Bratfish, 1612 President st, mtgs $6,050 nom UTICA AVE.

120 ri st Johns pl, 20x100, same to same. mtg3 07.000 nom FLEET ST. No Rebecca Max Azrahamson. Flushing. City, mtg $3,000 47-29631 BERGEN ST.

1967-1969, Brooklyn Bldg Material Co Inc to Amelia Bldg Corpn, 206 Bway, mtgs $19,00 (3-144T) $100 13TH ST. a. 580 Ave 30x100. Geo Craigen Co to Lewis Silsby. :8 st Pauls pl, mtga $3.300 nom DEAN ST.

1:0 11 3d ave. 20x100 John Mischik wife to Stevens Co 90 3d ave (1-197) vy $100 LOT NO 8493, on assessment map of Village of Williamsburgh. Theresa Larsen to Ponemone Bros Inc. 204 Floyd st (8-4437) nom Mortgages. Fifteenth Ave Realty Coro cIne to Leltenkrauss 2 no.

3t, east cor Ft. Hanilton ave (17-5660 53.000 Tressier, wife, to Langjahr. Madison At, 5, 270 Central ave (11-3300) $1,300 Berry, (. to Laubendorfer, Clarkson st. 11 81.11 Rogers ave Forster, A wite.

1. Hetherington. Gravesend ave, 140 r. Ditmas ave $300 Momlaws, J. to Lawyers Mtg Co.

Irving pl 17-1983) Ponemone Bros to Larsen, Jot No 8493 on assessment map of Williamsburgh 60 18-2437) 2,600 Associated Mechanics Bldg tIne) to Co, lat st, 8 5, 100 Hooper st $32,500 Schiffman. wife. to Co. Ainelie at 10) (9-2777) $3,000 Pearson. wife.

10 Herod ano, 88 exors Herod. Troy ave 1 CI $1.184 Levin, 10 Brenner, in trust. Greenwood ave, a For 4th st (16-3282) $5.50 Brereton, E. to Nason Windsor pl, 197.10 Sth ave (4-1112) $300 Edwards. G.

to Lawyers Mtg Co. New Utrecht ave. east cor Bay Pkway (C) (19- 6214) $5,000 Aberdeen c'onst Co fIne) to Lott, lots 206 to 209, map of heirs A Lott (c) (20)- 6497) $2,000 Schiffman. M. to I Goelke, Ainslie st.

150 Graham ave $800 Edwards, to Ronk, New L'trecht ave, cor 75th st $2,000 Sitzer, I. to Alley. Bedford ave, 20 4th st 18-23321 $1.000 Bischoff, B. to Re Court st. 40.6 1st pl Arello, M.

to De Cristofaro. 6th st 14- 987 Bergquist, S. to Lawyers Mig Co. Dean st. 8.

250 3d ave (1-198) $3.500 Lott Bldg Co (Inc) to Heidenreich. New Lots rd. cor Powell st, 5 parcels. intgs (12-383T). Sloat, C.

to Lawyers Mtg Co. Van Buren st 11 8. 100 Sumner ave $4,300 Guiann, A to Bommer, Argyle rd (c). mtgs $7.700 Schatz, R. to Vierengel, Franklin ave.

TV cor Jefferson ave (7-1995). $4,500 Streeton, H. wife, to Slocum, Marcy ave, a cor Vernon ave (6-1759) $6.000 Thompson, F. to ED Savgs Bank, Lexington ave, 8, 230 Patchen ave (6-1628) $3.000 Const Co (Inc) to Hauser, Bay 13th st, 125 Benson ave (c) (19- 63631 $1.500 Same to Hartman. Bay 13th st.

183 19-6363) $1.500 Commesso, wife. to Silbernagel wife, Degraw st $2.100 Avenue Realts Co (Inc) to Co. Ave T. cor 9th st, 2 parcels. mtgs (27-7111) $5,600 Budmoff.

1, wife, to Neinken, Schenectady ave. No 269 (5-1390) $600 Cha bot. wife. to Bklyn Savgs Insta, Court st, No 86 (c) (1-268). $7,000 Same to Mechanics Bank, same prop (c) $3.000 Ellis, J.

to Ruppert. 5th ave, No 475, lease 14-1017) $5,707 Henderson, wife. 10 'Hessen, 10th st (c) (16-5071A) $1,150 Alto Holding Co to A Selinger. Church ave. 20 Raleigh pil, 8 parcels.

8 mtgs Bkiyn Heigbts Land Mtg Co (Irc) to 1 Selinger. Lawrence ave, 138.2 Ocean P'kway, 2 parcels, 2 mtgs (16-3493) $2.000 Fifteenth Ave Reelty Corp to Lehrenkrauss ano. 53d st, east cor Ft Hamilton ave (17-5660) $2,000 Purdy, de ano, to Co. st. 11 8, 140 Ridge Bidg (c) (18-5986) $5.000 Jacobson.

A wife. to Chester Iba Realty Co. 55th st, No 933 (17-5672) $1,500 Lott Bldg Co (Inc) to Home Mtg Inv Co. Y. New Lots rd.

cor Powell at. parcels, 5 mtgs (12-3837). $15.250 Fallon. M. to Quinn ano, Indiv as admr Hamilton (dec), Degraw st.

8 120 Smith st $4.000 Same to I O' Brien, same prop. $7,000 Assignments of Mortgages. Lafemina. Raffaele, to James Strain $703 Segal Construction Co (Inc) to Harris Goody $100 liockmeyer, Catharine E. AR exrx Phebe Ryan (dec) 10 Home Title Ins $2.750 Saitta, Ignazio, to Talzo Co nom Stowell, Anna M.

to Ednin Harmon ano, as nom Same to nom Britinan, Benjamin V. to Addison Wheeler nom Ferranti, Frank, to Gertrude Naylor $500 Schwartz. Joseph to Mae Bertges nom Rosendorf, Samuel, to Samuel Myers et al $100 Same to $100 Same to $100 Same to same. $100 Same to $100 Same to $100 Same to $100 Same to $1.900 Realty Trust to Elek Ludvigh. $700 Title Co to Julia Hand.

$3.750 Rosendorf, Samuel, to Lillian Bischoff et al nom Depositors Assets Corp to David Abrams nom Title Ins Co to Caroline Burbank $7.000 Boone, William C. jr, to Magdalena Sperling $2,500 Hentr, Jacob, to Mary I. Hentz. nom Wood, Henry R. to Charles Babcock ano, exors Isabella $2,500 Same to $3,300 Babcock, Charles H.

an, exor Isabella Babcock, to Charles Babcock ano, as trustees Isabella Babcock (dee) $2,500 Same to $3,000 Oswego City Savgs Bank to Co $6,500 Lawyers Mtg Co to the Rector, Church Wardens Vestrymen St Matthews Church in $6.000 Corsi. Almerinda, to Eugenia Falco. Sullivan, Cornelius auto J. as trustee Isabella Babcock (dec) Francis Wood $5,000 Same to $1.000 Chambers, Ella ano, as exrs Sarah Salmon. to Forrest Co.

$3.236 MacCutcheon, George Ano, as exrs James Lamont, to Annie Livoff. $2,856 Sullivan. Annie E. to Mary Stevens $2,500 Home Mtg Invest Co to Abraham Peddian wife $8,000 Home Title Ins Co to Annie Armstrong $6,000 Same Christina Frey. $3,000 Judgments.

The name of the judgment debtor is frst given. City Y--C Miller $99.04 Schneider, Theresa--J A Deghuee, as $30.86 Kleinfeld, Irving I Rosemuir Bldg Co $275.40 Levitzky, Phillip- -N I Consolidated Co $110.32 Rothchlid, Max--A $648.33 Neenan Elev Co Neenan-E Eibler $052.53 Glassberg (Inc), Mary Katz Sami Krieger- -A $180.66 Wolff, Harry--M Hickey Co. $16.60 Edgar, Caroline L--F $925.15 Hiltbrand. Mathilde--N Consolidated Co $108.80 Malinowski, Herman as admr Wanda--F Kindt Co $117.09 ENE-NEY Consolidated Co 11110 $109.90 Goldstein. Jaccb- Grossman.

$39.40 Laberti, Giuseppe- Savernite. $146.90 Benrimo, Kath K--E Hussey. $62.40 Const Corp--Tompkins Kiel Marble Co $86.11 Bowen, Gladys Harold (infants) by Rebecca G-A Poole ano. $78.23 Same--M $77.35 Cothren. Marion Frank Kelly, as public admr, Frank Cothren-J McGovern $7,907 Sparks, Sami L--Ortega $369.90 Olberter, Robt- -W $85.75 Maten, Mires--Liberty Paint $31.70 Mac Donald.

Ezrah, Philip--M Davidson. $95.57 Freundlich, Abr Alfred Fookes, Fookes Baron $38.97 Schwartz, Benj- -A $62 'Rohm, -M Bair Read, -McElreaTy Hauck $98.58 Nassau Elec Co--E $75 Gilman, Carden' Bldg Co. Inc--J Ribak ano. $120.96 Gelrood, Isidor -H $65.40 Coziue, Irving Ernest Christopher Hans Plau Co. 8113.41 Pilzer, Ellas M--A $164.06 Fleming, John Agnes S' Michl Abearn, Jag Maher Willard Whitman--Morris Plan Co, $113.41 Landt.

Wm 0-- -Falls Rivet Machy $80.50 Garden Bldg Co, Inc, Sami Hyams--J Ribak AnO Hodgson, Jos Jennie- Benzing Co $116.62 Hessler. Wm, Piper $225.42 Halprin, Henry--E Houghtaling Co $86.91 TEN BISHOPS TO BE ELECTED Conference Authorizes Commissionon Union of Methodism Saratoga, May down every attempt to reduce the Episcopal staff of the Methodist Episcopacy, the General Conference, early afternoon, decided to elect seven new Bishops and three Missionary Bishops this year. The first ballot was immediately taken. Two hours will be required to count the vote which will be reported at a session later in the day. By the report, which was adopted, new Episcopal residents are created at Pittsburgh and Detroit in this country and at Seoul, Korea.

one Missionary Bishop is to be elected for Malaysia and two for Africa, one of whom is to be of the negro race. The laws governing the balloting require that 110 nominations be publicly made, and that a blanket ticket be used. The utmost secrecy Surrounds the proceedings and the tellers are pledged to reveal nothing until formal announcement in open session. There are said to be more than fifty candidates. Amid stirring scenes, the Conference adopted a report endorsing the proposed union of American Methodism, and authorizing the appointment of a commission, headed by Bishop Earl Cranston, of Washington, to meet with representatives of the Methodist Episcopal South and the Protestant Methodist Church.

to formulate a definite plan for amalgamation, to be submitted to the Southern General Conference in 1918, and the Northern Conference in 1920. GESCHEIDT LOTS ARE AUCTIONED Eighty-one Parcels in Brooklyn Go Under Hammer. Eighty-one Brooklyn lots of the estate of the late Henry M. Gescheidt are under the hammer of Auctioneer Joseph P'. Day this afternoon.

They are his first sales at his new stand at the Brooklyn Exchange Sales Rooms, 189 Montague street. The lots are sold by order of the executor, the Equitable Trust Manhattan, in order to carry, out the provisions of the will of Henry M. Gescheidt, who was a well-known lawyer in Manhattan, with his residence in Flatbush, and who died about two years ago. The property is located on Ocean Parkway, -second street, Sixtythird street and adjacent streets, right in the heart of the new subway and elevated extensions. The following lots were disposed of up to 2 o'clock: Lot No 13, 30 by 150.

Ocean Parkway and Avenue H. sold to Charles Michaels, 54 Garden street, lot No. 1, 30 by 125, Ocean Parkway, sold to Frank Foster, 74 Fulton street, lot No. 6, 50 by 125, East Seventh street, sold to Etta Goldstein, lot No. 2, 58 by 125 and 289, sold to Morrih Reizenstein, 44 Court street, $4,400.

Mr. Gescheidt left part of his estate to charity. He set part of it aside to establish a bread line. SUBWAY BRANCH BIDS IN. Contracts Opened for Metropolitan Avenue Section Construction.

The Public Service Commission today opened bids for the construction of Section No. 4 of Route No. 8, a part of the Fourteenth Street-Eastern Rapid Transit Railroad in Brooklyn. Section No. 4 is to be a two-track subsurface railroad, extending under North Seventh street and Metropolitan avenue, from Bedford avenu to Manhattan avenue.

The Fourteenth Street-Eastern line is for operation under the dual system agreements. The line extends from Sixth avenue, Manhattan, under Fourteenth street and the East River to North Seventh street, and thence under Metropolitan avenue, Bushwick avenue and Johnson avenue to a connection with the right-of-way of the Evergreen branch of the Long Island Ratlroad, where the road will become an elevated structure and continue over the right-of-way to a connection with the Broadway elevated line, and continue thence to East New York. The river tunnel is already under contract. The bids received by the Public Service Commission to-day for the construction of of of of of of of of section number 4 of route number 8 of the Fourteenth street Eastern Rapid Transit Railroad (the North Seventh street and Metropolitan avenue line from Bedford avenue to Manhattan avenue) were as follows: Mason H. Hanger John C.

Sullivan, Rodgers Hagerty Degnon Contracting F. L. Cranford, Oscar Daniels T. A. Gillespie E.

E. Smith Contracting Patrick McGovern Smith, Hansert MacIsaac, $2.687,000: Underpinning and Foundation 727.000. No award will be made on these bids until to-morrow. The lowest bidder will not necessarily get the contract unless he can also. fulfill all the conditions.

Kohn, Fredk Artbur Kaiser- Hecht Campe $2.019.73 McGaughrin, John -Bklyn Heights Hotel $89.40 Corp Matthew Payne Dental Surgical, Mfg. Co--S Sobloft $41.94 Baranello, Libero Michl-City Goldbach, Sami Yachnowitz- Yumansky $76.70 Delmonte, Sol- Rosenblum ano. $67.32 South, Third Street Bldg Corp Philip Leizerkowitz--E Houghtaling $80.61 Smith, Fred M-Star Wood Turning Tobias--D $35.40 Mechanics Liens. 49th st. No 1687 1689.

Henry Reich azst Dani Fiedler Belbar Realty Co, Inc. $840 Varet st. No 21, Philip Balsam agat Debora Vogel $125 Kosciusko st. No 601 603 Morris Grodikr Agst Tinton Impt Co Sami $100 34 st. 101.6 Neptune 201 108.9, Joe Stalbone ADO agst Sami Minnie Lampert Leon.