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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

M ,ooo ., Elizabeth Wechs
way. ,,,. yyast
7axa1 TX irres OF ~ 1900 Tourneooo ney Nor
to Sender Jarmulowsky; sllo'0V''
ris Clark. 81 Canal St ,ooo. Iplius Tish-
man to same, So coo: attorney. same hs .''ol
eeTH ST, $ 1e5 # of 9th Sa3x1io0 ii: NAV
49, 1861 Ai,r 1S # sae G1 Gertrude hsy
$4,000; attorneys, Calm. Noru''e
100 Broadway. ,oo,1xs1.
,, Io4TH ST. 1i2 West n s,y O leopold Blum
Joseph eek to John s seF 0oo' alton nr
Oliver L Jones, exrs and q, 'r ReTTo5adway
1oar1I s-r . 900 # W Of Amsterdam avs,
4oylo0. Nov, ~ 1907 Samuel Lew e. San5s
Sulzberser s6,oc6; attorneys no"'
ii Nassau st 90 1000
10th ST west $ 7olxi5o: Dec 10; 'S co.:
Harry l. Toplitz TO the Broad - Rroatiway
81, $50; attorney BaboSse, hr, a sx
100 iT IL S ST y a i9d Abraham Horowa and
ano 10 Louise Hartshorn; ,SS, i,io"' ST
Charles Gibson Bennett - No, % 1907
11sTH ST. 24s East 23xl0o II; Nos Is 600 at
torneys Arrowsnith & Dunn ~ 600 ~.
17TH ST 151 West, a E5g n1' to the East
Imne !" I9o2 "eGIs stitntion: St7 600; attorney
Richard r Greene II Dark Row o-.,oo.
aug 8, 1897; snsnn ) S'f eTT 500: attor
neys Cannon & Cannon, 10
THE BRONX.
BATHGATE AVE. 2212 3 xlIo' Becker eek STAN
FORD \ Wv e. 600. attorney, Aieb CROOK ~ >"S
st -o.roo-
~ ,lat gararet Wagner Dmigrant In
dustral Savings Bank; S6,ooo ADDRESS "
bers st. 90 - o.
40 49, - a. Dec . iaSq. the Rothkrch BuiIdlns
Co to North American Mortgage CO. S-'''''' az
dress. 100 Broadway. oo. ,
# W of Lisbon pl, 25x136x25xl35.5; March l6'
1905: Frederick Pistone to Louisa ,i,iar IT. 200
ecutrix: 81 goo attorney, Conrad Muller j. go
Broadway. oo
HOE AVE w 8 80 fl of Jennings St 3oxloo;
April 9 1910: Allen CONSTRUCTION GO 900 10
tan Mortgage Co: $50. 600; address. 2oo broal"'S'
LOTS 81 and IS map sub division property
Lyman TIFFANY I'D Ward being part Fox estate
Oct -. 1905; John Ryan to II SchefIeiin oaSet -
trustee: 81 600: attorney. Philip Sel1gman 81
Nassau st.
LOT 2o5. map of Inonport; also all r, right hit,
title ana interest NJ Ma ana 20 70 1907 Edw Powis
Jones to Sarah e G ButieI of ogondz, M 1onss
gomery County. Penn: Sl2SUo attorney JONES
& Carleton. 40 Wall ST.
LOT BOG. same map 9th St s. 155 # of
Ave A. 50x1Os June t. 1907; same to same
$500; attorneys. same as above.
150th5 ST. 25x105; oct %. 1895; Christian Fritz
TO Annie Bauerdorf: 81. 800; attorneys Deyo
& Bauerdorf. 115 Broadway
William A and John Ashe. in Morrisania, 50 Ak
40: Mch 5. 1910; Crownhill Construction Co to
New York Trust Co; S24 600 attorney, Frederick
a Snow, II Wall St
10TH AVE NOW 10th sto. being portion Of
lot 561. map Wakefield. 305 West 4th ST (now
to ArviIla z keeler of Rdgefield, Conn; attor-
ney Grant Squires, 40 Wall ST.
10TH AVE 10th SIS hing E Portion Of iad lot
Paul { Petersen to samuel Keller. of Ridge
field: Conn; 5000; attorney Grant squires' 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MaNIfATTAN

aSTfi STREET,-Folsom BROTHERS have sold
Cor ~. estate Of Pauline Hamburger No So
Wei seth street. a four story and basement
'-r vUStonc dwelling house, on a lot 19.4NeS $
Seot
rsSTH STREET-HenI, T Dressner has
<aia "a charles Tschanetr Nos 54e and l4S
Vest 18Th sfreet. TWO three stort dwelling
r.orSet. each on LOT 1S Sx39 II feet. Mr.
Ts,hanett gave ~ exchange No 557 Lenox
.,tenue. recently reported sold
DFOhDWAY-Hestor NJ. Hitchings il the
aus<T of the ten story Rockfall apartment
house = the northeast corner Of BroaiWsy
aHd lff5 street The prop I1Y given in. part
a. rrnef.t by MI HifcllIngs Is in What for
Heriz know the E5ifchIngs homestead
i-act. n The Fla thtsi section nf Brooklyn in
fbs H.i&bboThUod Of OCEAN avenue. Avenues
ard .
.sGTH str EET-fienrF l. Winans & May
- cold far Size II Isaac and Sig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Sophie Helms ct al Adolph E Helms; .
asstS: each $1,000
Bessie d Dearborn to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 100000
Troy Savings Bank TO German Savings
Bank: $50. 900.
Eva X Rhoads to William P Kelly and
ano: 81.
Reuben Ross to Adelaide a HiIlyer: $4,000
William p Kelly and ano to J Charles Gras-
rruk: 81. 100.
Samuel LIeberman to Jacob Schwartz: 81.
William " Lowerre to Sarah Sykes;
$1,000.
Albert W ! Petrie to Louise kissing; $500.
Almon Gunnison and ano to William "
LowerTeI S15,OO4-
Realty Transfer Co To Louis Masbach; 500.
Thomas OC Sloane to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: 81
Marie H Winkhaus to Marie w Donald
son: 500 600
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Isabelle
SoIomons: 81 600.
Same TO sarah Billings ct al: $4,000.
Charles Gleason eNr- to Helen NJ Gay
lord: Sc. 100.
Mollfe F Steinhardt, sdn. to Gussie Frank
lin. 81. 30
Lawyers Mortgage 60 to Trust Co Of Amer
fca $50 600.
Morris stang to Max Borck: 800.
William Fischer and ano TO Barbara
Fluff: 81.
Adelaide 3 Cromwell TO Emanuel HeiIner;
$1,000.
Morris 7 azar IN Edward 7 StpnI- 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS
THE BRoNX
MANl1 ATT

MANIA IAN.
FIFTH ST, g 100 II W Of I'd ave. for a I
sly brick factory and office bldg. l1x1410s {,
Stahi. 80 I'd owner; r II Rcneker 1a5
tiaremoht ave, architect: cost. $1,000
THE BRONN
MARION AVE. W cor of Tooth ST for a :
sly hrlck tenmt 5oxST: Thomas Lisk on
I-"th ST. architect: cost. 100000.
MARION AVE. 9 :, $50 # $ of 1aGth 81 . fo,.
6 e3 . st} brick tennis. 50N93; Mftern Bros.
500 600 COST
LoNGFEiLoW AVE, $. 900 # of 172d
0'Leary, 9el East 1GTth st, owner: John p
H2y5and, 1o3 East 10Th st, architect: cost
CROTONA AVE. Q 5. 100 # of 1891 ST for
{, sly brick tenmt 5oxs7: John O'Ieary. a9i
East 18th 81, owner: John r Rowland Io9
last I-"th st. architect. cost, $4,000.
PARK AVE, n cor of 1920 st: for a : STU.
temmf. f4nSI Mahmer Realty CO on premises
architect: cost $40. 600. 81
PROSPECT AVE. $ 500. ~ II n Of lead .,
LOT LOT % sty brick tenmt, 15N13l George Kellar
cost s13o. 900 "'ehite't
WASHINGTON AVE. = g cor of lssth Ct. 60.
Building 60. East 42d st. owner Jo ',,i a X
70. S2Tia ano io3 East 10Th architect cost
sty hrk tenmt ~ .6xG7.G; Cullo ConstT,,oatte,
90; John Cuio. 2i2 East 1i2th ST. president
architects: cost. $50, 900 ave-
WEBSTER AVE. 2 :. a6s # Of Is3d g.,
sitfe sly hrk tennis +0X77. GodfIeld a.
schroeder. ~ West Hath St ownevs: Sn,nuol
""ss' y Union square, architect; cost. $40 ooo
loalH ST cor Tiffany 81. : stv brl,
AN, ,'r,''' "3.iN'h' lo Ruhi Construction 90, Thee
IoFe Ruhl. Helmar. \ !. president ou5na.
charles Stegmeyer. 1853 East alst ~ arcbitnct
cost, $1,000 "''''''
TIFFANY ST. :. 61S II of lgoth -
siy hTk tenmt. 7;ix21.6. Ruhl Constructiou -
Theodore Ruhl, Relmar. j. president Owner.
cost. 10000. oo''
l@TH 81. 3. ioT 81 ~ IA q Of Tifran, 81,
sly brk tenmt i!N - Il; Buhl ConstrictIou a.
Theodore Rnhl. Bemat, j. president ov.nar.
tharlcs Stegmeyer, los East DIST ST, architrct
TIFFANY ST. S. 1S5 + in Of i6ath 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
DEFICIENCY m MORSE HOUSE.

= deficiency judgment for SILICA IS has
hcen entered against the Seven Hundred
and Twenty-eig}t Fifth Avenue Company
IN favor Of John +. Berwind, growing out
Or the foreclosure sale Of the four and five
story dwelling house No. as Fifth avenue,
IRE former home Of Charles ". Morse. The
property was sold under foreclosure on
october %. II Vas bid in by John e Der
wind. tho plaintiff in the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
10 SELL INN TODAY

Hotel men are showing interest in the
sic of the Fort Comfort Inn. At Tfermont-
on-1he- Hudson. which Bryan J.. Kennedy
has scheduled for to-day on the premises.
This property is 70 be sold by order OF the
receivers. the Rockland County Trust Com
nany. If Nyack, \. y II consists of about
thirteen acres Of land, with over quarter
Of q mile frontage on the river and valua-
HE riparian rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
PROPOSALS

5rpI,,s,-t,v DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF -
s,,rsr,.{sinc Architect Washington. =,
Nov : tntp Sealed proposals viii % -. ~
at this office Until! : o'clock T. NJ on ~ ~
daV ~ f,,,eu,b,.r IgIu. and then eprheTf-
tcstaIl;,g a heating apparatus in the
Assay Sfsice. New York, y Y. IN 49, - Z
with the eraWtn and specifications 80 80 "a
vbtCh may he had al this Office or az nv n.
of the Superintendent Of Construct ei'' ssNgs
discrrtton Of the supervising Architect StNf
KNON TAYLOR. Supervising Archttsc--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
BUYS NEWARK FACTORY SITE.

Tho American Mono Service Company
has bought from the Woodside Tanning
Company a factory site in Newark upon
which two story factory. 2e1xie0 feet
costing about s5G.0a0 is 10 he erected. The
property is located on Verona avenue and
orator street, having a frontage OF over 400
feet and running 10 the Newark and Pater-
ION branch OF the Erie Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
ACCOMMODATE BROS. TO BUILD

BIoominedale Brothers have decided to
erect = twelve story store and loft building
GA the plot. 4sxes.9 feet, which they own at
Nos 6 and IS West 9Th street between
broadway and Sixth avenue The struct-
are. plans fer which being prepared by
Buchanan & Fox. architects will cost
alnut se0nGl9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
CARPET CLEANING.

Y. CARPET CLEANING WORMS
oldest. Largest Nest Modern ,prr<
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAN
Prices Reasonable send for Clrcuia...., 81
Tel 4sga 1895 Bryant 4Ss-iS9 W 80.
CAPXFTTI. CARPET CLEANING CO. as
BY compressed air. steam hand or on nog
I53S Broadway +2i East 4Sth st w
RRANpT Tel fS2-Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
NOVEMBER IL

NpNEM Der Is
AUDI BON AVE, of f75th st: Mac
donald Roofing 60 ast Simon Improvement
co ct al; Nov II, 1910 tby deposib; $3.50.
45TH ST. s. 2T1-9 # 9 of 18th ave: Amer
icah radiator Co agt Baldwin Engineering,
co 81 al. Aug @ 1910 81 COL 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER is.

WISE AVE. " $ SCI Fl Of 1soth 81. SIS
x105.2- Greenwich Mortgage 60 loans krabo.
Ernst Realty Co; $4,000.
18TH ST. 9. $50 # Of 9th ave. 1oox
IO3 e.. Hanover Mortgage Co loans III" Hui
dana Realty Co: sf@3, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

ANY 81 al to Richard c Meany: all title. Nov
IL: 81 address, 45I East 146th ST.
t4eTH ST. ACT East. 2ax1oo: Baggo Pin
nola to William r Burrough and tntS
s14 1000: Nov is; 500. address. 73s Fair
mount Place.
oy1sT ST s east - feet of lot 1917 map
Wakefield. 25xi14: Samuel J Hart to Milton
Hart (mtC $4,000: Nov IA. 500: address
e2S Fast as1St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

1o6TH ST. 3O4 West; to a sty brick stor-
age house: T | O'Connell. 2If West 123th
st. owner: Fruesdel-Fox Co. West 3sth ct.
architects: cost. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY
Attention!!!!

w c. Reeves's Co. solid vestibule tram
left last Sunday on schedule time from tue
Hoboken terminal of the Iackawanna Rail
road. These people must be offering some
thing unusual" said the old trainmasfe
Every Sunday for 10 consecutive sundays
this train has left with less than 10"
people aboard-sOmetimes 80. III bet "
the greatest real estate train record IN MS
tory of the busnesS.'-N. Y newspaper
clippings. Nov 1st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
BRONX NEW BUILDING RECORD BROKEN
Petitions Filed for Structures from January to November 10
Show Proposed Expenditure of S43.011z75.
y "A u,1culMGs BUYER OF ROCKFALL APARTMENT HOUSE

mund Rosenvsid. No. ~ East Goth street. a
FIVE story American basement dwelling house.
OF a lot 2oxloo5 feet 40 feet west of Park
avenue The buyer will occupy. The house
Is among the finest in the section. 1t was
constructed by DAYS work and has a large
extension at the rear.
141TH STREET-Alice T. s. Duffy sold No
5Sf West 147th street, three story dwelling
house. on lot l6xa9. II feet, between Broad
way and Amsterdam avenue
THE BRONX.
BELMONT AVENUE-H- Maran SON
have bought from F. ID. Nesbit the plot 's-lx
96-aN irregular. the southeast corner OF
Belmont avenue and 1S0th street. The prop
erty VIII probably be improved with two
five story hathouses. with stores. A Biumen-
thai was the broker.
BOSTON ROAD-Cammann- voorhees, &
FLOYD have sold for Eliza Van Nance No.
2lon Boston Road. 25X100 feet. to Charles
Weigie. who owns adjoining property
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following sale was the only one re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change, saleeroom, Nos II and Is Vesey
street:
by Bryan l. Kennedy.
o6TH ST 2a4 3. f17.3 # Of Amsterdam
ave 21x1ooS: : sty fat. sold Charles L E
WOLF for S36 Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
WILLIAM LOEB. JR..


NJ - r,ira,c 10 p,n,rAaAPAYERs. - DEPARTMENT.
OF Finance bureau for the collection ~ raves
81 Chambers st Stewart RuiIdins' Ns,,atf'I,
hportait h9tlcc 10 taxpayers Notice - Sere
py given 10 an persons whose taxes f,r me vear
EVsr'hcr ~ th nrh paid before the LIST day Of
November OF the said year that nnIsss the same
Sfir IN the R S1 The Receiver Of faxes at his
Itai !" ~ -" Ipp'oush in which The property is
located. as Follows Borough OF Wanbsttan 81
1nai -, borough OF The Hronx Nuntrtpal
S ' iitt 81 and fremont aves Ro-ough
Ruiidinr, RnronShs : T. o and = Municipal
Hail g Geora' loGgh Of Richmond Borough
collect upon such taxes 81 nnsi1 an
ta%es in;sra+ ADDITION to the amount Of such
nor nnn,,,n =, az The of seven per centum
which the ssId ~ ' calculated from the day on
Viz Ortohar 'aAeS became due and payable.
the e1bartsr a. as provided in Section 91+ Of
of 1908. "ded by Chapter al. LAWS
November I. 1910
-, - = EBSrEIN Receiver of Tsxes
WIN give YORK HARROR LINE BOARD
90 I0I0 In Public hearing at IN a M. Nov.
hail - \ YIN Nua, Army Fulfilling - White
recommended 10 consider the locations 70 he
Harbor Lines ~ the establishment Of U. =
Interested na,ti pr Jamsica and Sheepshead Bays
RoSSEII 81 are invited 20 attend. WI. r
Eh6rs.. Senior Member II Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
TYpswRITING AND TYPEWRlTEs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 80 Nassau 81: ess,rssS
free. ALI makes taken part payment. g.,s
In Unsierwcods. Remingtons. divers. SHA's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
PhlIIpSt NJ aHUI. -EeN VI
NTRY PROPERTY

FOR SATE-S11.0O AN ACRE. 1900 ACRES
fronting on James River. Virginia suitable
for COLONY timber or game and fish preserve
Ideal location for hunting club Full parttc-
ulars from the II. J. ARLINGTON co. Clare
mont Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

18TH ST 8, 100 II W Of I'd ave: for = I
sly brick factory and office bldg -1x141o. {,
siam. ~ I'd ave. owner; + II Rcneker 1875
clare mont ave. architect. cost S1I OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

VALENTINE AVE W cor 18th st, four >
sly ork tennis. 37x7IS and 3axss; 49, p
Leaf 90 1873 East 91st st. owner: JONI cost
= s1 1eo ann lo3 East 125th st, architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

with name and address of lenders attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
NOVEMBER is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

strnct,d DIX store and dwg a44x274: Hul' nre.
idant n 80, Theodore RuhI. BelInar sast 81 at
st s,Lt, uer; Charles Stegmeyer 100 r''
ST. architect; cost. SIS 900
? ", ~ TINE AVE $ 40 # Of ,o ~ Vest
16Sth ST. owner and architect. cost 5000.
sfTH ST. s. 81 fl 1. in W Of vaien.ttne
a. TWO sty brl5 tennis So 4xI0e: az, :,
- 20, as East 91st st, owner. cost
go co. oiu' lo3 East 125th st. srchiteC''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

lS2D ST. $ $ from, Belmont ave to Hughes
a ave, i've sty brk tennis. size irreg. Sn,ner.
oiIsu non Co. g91 East 18TH 81, Sttcct ,
Johh I Boyland, 100 East 18th ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
GERM INI'S ITERING ~ WE>
Places sG InIrr-S, for Those In ~rsrch Of
HeaIth

Germany has many famous Watering
piace~. hut none II them have become
better known To Americans than Bad Fms.
Bad Ki--.ngcu and Bad Neueuahr kis-
eengep ha- nat a rapid rise - popularity
Rs ith visitors a century ago numbered
only I3I In 1850 there were t1gI and
last season the number Was not far from
81 M
Rad kis-engen T. situated in the north
western par' 10 Bavaria IN tn. province
of Unterfrunken. II l. built on bath sides
- the trtncunisn SIale WhI,-h has an
exceedingly romantic valley surrounded
nv thickiy woosis-d hills and mountains
and covered with grs-an fp-,tpw- II b,
$40 feet above the -@a AMI has an av.-rs e
Temperature. Of ~ d.grr.--. tn" climate
IA about the sane. - mat - cantr1 Ger
many and j. influenced ,Drnrwhai Nv the
surrounding It kt--a-ng-n The valley
81 the Saale H. crossed by two side valleys
running from .-.-t O" west, allowing fresh
air To- enter on .,ii sides Even after hot
DAYS q fresh hrrel.. comes down from the
Rhoen Mountains ~ sunset III. best
months are MAY. June and September.
had Line ~ -. district ~ Wiz baden
ana 30 feet above -s-s level. has been
long renov mel a watering place II
IN charmingiy situated on both banks -
the River Lain. ab,u' eight mile from
itn outlet into IA. Hhina tn" royal
bathing establishments. ~upyli..i with
thermal water from both hanks - tho
Lain. are divided into the Ippsr ROYAL
Kurhaus. Lower Royal Kurhaus. ROYAL
Cure Hotel. New Bath HOUSE -Four Tow.
sra and Steinernes Haus Massage anil
ali nedically ordered baths are cuus,.i..f,-
tio,Inly carried out
Many Of the lsading baths ana hat. /.
are owned by the state. which ins,r.- No.
Visitor reasonable treatment ia IN" WY
Of charges One ~ the features - ti..
place IN the chmaUc arr cure. HOl sAmai-
berg. ! l85 feet above zea level Ilis Of.
reached 10y shady and gently nsc"udinz
wooded paths or by means - a rpp" 30.
way, a Journey 81 ak minutes H"-. rr
verandas. reclining beds and harrnuc,-
with forest walks for thp-- IN n"s.d #
convalerc~nCe
Nou~nahr - me - rho spots whirI,
nature has endowed with be- ri~E,.-,
gifts IL ~ situated where the Rim.
takes leave ~ the mountains and aut..r =
On the last stretch - that panorama 4.
often praised II ~ IN a broad valley On
both hanks ~ the Abr &C tho foot ~ =
splendid bassalt peak. crowned with I..Ifv
forests. It's greatest tr"azuT, ~ fa,. futn
eral prings at the foot II Mount N"rl.n.nr
which have made the place famous The
w~ather - such that the visitor can snsrl
about tvo-fhirlis - the summer dty= o.
The open AR The clirnats, ~ alsp ,.fs. iit. 4
With '''ng strengthening. stimulating
n1d r~vl fying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
NO Extra CharGe for 80.

Advertisements for The SCN and THE
EVENING Sun may b. left AZ any Ameri-
can District Messenger cffics in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-17
RED NOSES CLEARED
Effect of Posiam, the New Skin Rem
edy, Is Immediately PerceptibIe.

edy, Is Immediately Percep tibIe.
Il have been troubled with red nose
and eczema for nearly eight years until
I discovered posam, the new magic
cure. My face was a sight, and l was
cure My face was sight, and
was ashamed to be seen on the
street i was surprised to see the i'm
provement after Il months treatment
and | have a nice, clear complexion
from which the pimples and my
red nose disappeared like magic" says
Charles f. SHUTTER, Willles-Barre, Pa,
''My nose would be like boil" says
Carl D. SteinhoM, Columbus, o., not
only painful but embarrassing. | have
given poslam a thorough trial. My face
became smooth and fair My nose is
q natural color and does not get sore.
Poslam is the new skin remedy, nat
urally flesh colored which heals and
hides all skin imperfections. Attic
primarily intended for eczema-stop-
ping the itching with first application
and rapidly restoring the health of the
skin-poslam shows immediate and
surprising results when used for less
serious skin aeffctions, such as pim
pies, rash, blotches Inflammation, etc.
Poslam is on sale in o0-cent boxes
and 81 jars at all druggists, particulars
ly the Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
A free sample may be obtained by mail
in plain wrapper by writing to the
Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th
street, New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-17
THE LOCAL COMMITTEES.
People Who Have Contributed to Sue
cess of Convention.

cess of Convention.
The committees of the local lodge, In
whose hands much of the success of
the convention has rested, are as fol-
lows:
Executive-O. L, Ingledue. chairman:
Marion Gard Anthony Psenicka s. w.
LaShelle, Elmer Tuffree. A. j. Clark.
A. P. Strub, l.. ]. Jarrett secretary.
Finance-Anthony Psenicka, chair
mer Tuffree, ~ J. Clark, A. P. Strub,
Publicity and Trans portaton-S. w.
!.:ag:Shc!!e. chairman; L. Is. Abbott, Ed
7. Austin.
Observation-Disclosures Tuffree chair
man; Charles Whitehead, DR.. +. l..
Humeston.
Parade-A. ]. Clark, chairman;
George Hiser, E. l.. Stoltz, Harry Hop
kins, j. l.. Denmead, Louis Tate, Ray
mond Jones.
observation-disclosures Gard. chair
man; L. r Maxwell. E. G. Wallace. D.
s. Good, Ben Davis, f. 0. Bailey, l.. G..
Echternacht. w. f. Estel, John Jacob
son. E. L. ,Stoltz.
Reception-L. J. Jarrett, chairman.
Howard Weisman. Alva Nicholson, c.
c. st. Clair, DIR. w. f. David. George NJ.
Williams. a. l.. Stern, T +. Bradford.
Cutler Abbott, Ben Henderson, /. T.
Forbes, W. NJ. Hodges, Charles ]. Nc
Combs, Russell Powell. Percival Web
ster, Ed T. Austin, Carl G. Bratt. DIR. "A.
c. Conway. Fred A. Bailey, H. X. Den
mead, Ray East, J. NJ. Alexander, e. 3.
Abbott, Roy Tuffree. Ed Sheridan, s,
c. Guthrie, George Powell, Walter
Putzel.
Ladies' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. H.
Whitehead, E. L. StolZ. o. L. Jogledue,
Frank Haas, L. ]. Jarrett, Bys~ Car
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penter. Marion Card Milo Pinkerton,
John jacobson, L. :. Peckham. J.. NJ
Osborne II. s. McGoogan, w. Z. IIstel,
o. H. Ferguson. G. r. Hatcher. f.
p. Iierle, Il. w. Mcbride, j j. Nc
Guirc, Albert Odett. l.. G.. Echternacht,
Albert IIsgin. A. p. Strub c. NJ Cole
man. George Hiser. L. c. Wallace. c,
II T.. Boardman. and J.. r. Maxwell;
Misses EVA Alexander. Grace Topf, and
Grace sswinGley.
Information and registra tion-A p
strub, chairman Alva Nicholson. E. 4.
Mack, j. T. Swingley.
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If Tired, Restless, Nervous,
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
1t quiets and strengthens the nerves
and brain, and induces refreshing sleep.
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NEVER WAS CITY MORE BEAUTl-
FULLY DECORATED THAN FOR
IOWA ELkS.
NEW ELECTROLIERS ADD
BEAUTY TO NIGHT SCENE
Purple and White Color Scheme Beau
titled by Soft Tones of Electric LIGHTS
Much Money Spent by Business
Men in Decoratng-pubIio BUILDINGS
in National Co1ors.

Never in the history of Marshalltown
nave the streets and business houses
been moro deliberately decorated than
for the E,l1s' convention. Never before
have the business men shown such u
desire to Guido their neighbors, and
practically every building in the bust
ness section of the city is buried under
heavy draperies of purple and white
bunting and the national colors,
The scene presented today on Main
street, or on South Third avenue, was
one of bright color and exquisite
beauty The scene at night is even
more dazzling and exce.s anything ever
before attempted in the city in the
W-gV OF fliSn1a1-c
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MARSHALL LODGE oFFiclARY.
Officers Of Marshall Lodge. No. a12, The

Entertaining Lodge.
The officers Of Marshal. Lodge, No.
3l2. Is. Z. Q r., which is entertaining
the state convention, are as follows:
Exalted Ituler-O. L. Ingledue.
Esteemed Leading knight-Ray r.
East.
Esteemed Loyal KGight-A. c. Con-
away.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight-w. c.
McCarten.
Secretary-E. Il. Mack.
Treasurer-P. 5. Balch.
Chaplain-E, l.. Jones.
Tiler-M Pinkerton
Guard-R. u. Powell.
tees-Marion Gard. c. j. Nc
Combs, A. Pseniclla.