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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
SEPTEMBER 90
MANHATTAN
MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM AVE. cor 1o6th st. 33.l0
woo. July l. 1902 George Achenbach to tho
Mutual Life Insurance Co OF New York;
$40 O0O address. 80 Cedar st.
CANAL ST. az. ! sty brk. cor Allen st
% ex75. Ian % 1908; Isaac Schneider and
House Grossman & Vorhaus. 1f5 broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE, 9 cor 1OJth ST. 81. 1Ox
10; Sept 81. 1900: Martin II Goodkind TO
Harold Mills OF Boston, $4,000: attorney
Ti.le Guarantee and Trust CO. 176 Broadway
LEWIS ST. 1873 3 sty brk. 1a7x75 4xt0.5x
T9; Nov 80 1909; Abraham Bayer and ano to
Jacob Meadow; 5000: attorney. Herman G.
Loew. 300 Broadway.
LEROY ST. 10. sty brk a0x10O: oct l.
the Franklin Society for Home Building and
Savings; $500; attorney. DE Lagnel Berier
"a Park Row.
Cd AVE. 1s4a = sty brk 25x1O0: May l.
1908: Anton Antosch and to Harry J..
Rosen; $4,000: attorneys. oppenhemer a
Arnold. ITO broadway.
18TH ST. 2ls West. ETY. brl. 25xaI Il :
NJ Isaacs trustee; SIS 500; attorneys. NJ S n
Issacs. 50 William ST
g6rH ST n = 900 r. . OF 9th avs, 2ax
ae o. March 81 1883: Laura Hoe TO Helen g
and Virginia Butler: $50. 900. attorneys
Evarts Choate & sherman. 60 Wall st
4sTH ST. $. 800 It OF sth ave. 2oxIooS
Dec 2T, 1909 Laura Nom - Stier to william
SO 600 sttornev. " Ditmsrs. 500 Broad
9th ST n 8. rs II of 10th ave. aax
1908 Dec - 1850. Oscar Perrins and
others 20 Marv Housman; sIi 600 .ttoY
nev. Title Guarantee and Trust Co lTe Broad
Ipp IT. p West. .'y erb 2Stlo2a. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

gage Co; $50, 900: address. 81 Nassa" 81.
10TH ST. go East. sty brk 2'to' irI %n
2; 1907 Xigdor Rosolowis. shn SIS 900: at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana Truss -
fI7TH ST. 81 Fs,.. S sty bTk. z5xfoo. IL: Nov
10 1901 Benjamin Eosenfed to hoSle o.
fold; $4,000; attorney. Edward y
William IT.
BRIsTow ST.. W $. 100 It o, Jenn lt,Ir....h
c5xs72: Oct = 1901; Marie WsGer u 70 IL, $50
Elstner: $4,000: attorney
BRYANT AVE. 1892 2o11co Jan o. =: is@:
Carleton Townsend to Ap 2Tsa, osi Broad
way. -, .
BATHGATE AVE. 15i.s # 1890 y Of issd =, -
1sasss Sept Is 1904 M sng trust Co: $500;
address, 1e0 broadway.
BELMONT ST. ne 80 Ton, 10" as rSs'' x
ave - TX ss,s as TO % n berinniDs townsend
ave Belmont st, 50. lo'xzs 10 aT, 80
west Side Mutual Building Loan and savings
Association; $500 attorney, Walter Ne"houSe'
~ Liberty st.
SAME PROPERTY: Oct 20. 1907; same 10
same; $780, attorney. same as aHoVe
CLINTON PL, 3 g % # Of Grant ave, 2'x
100: July s. 1905 Denis Donovan 70 Iona % -
Patton; s1.750; attorney, A Carr'ns'on' ~
Broadway.
CLAY AVE. :. $500 Il OF Is9th st: 16;s1 J.
79I1 July %. 1902: Charles II ih9fn'Isr5 o an
others
attorneys : X g. Wightman. ~ broed"dy
COURTI.ANDT AVE. 527. 25xloo June -.
1aa5. Louis Iese TO American Mortgage NV'
81 900; address, 81 Nassau ST.
HOE AVE: G $, 10 II OF Freeman 81; -'A
100: July 6. 1905: Belinda Theresa Ly tIle 70
Henry Acker: 81. 800: attorney. Edward M
jr. 100 Nassau 81.
LOT 32s. map East Morrisania. being par o, OF
farm of Gouverneur Morris. bounded Us
Robbins ave 1OOx by lot $2' 2ls - ;ss -, ~
by Westchester ave. 54.5x . by lot - Ioo -.
July l. 1894; Nat1lie Gamblers 10 f.dN ti
Common: So 600: attorneys. Hiidreth d faiii'''
Sd ave and i4sth
LOT 225. map 514 Mapes estate. property nov nov
belonging to Hudson Rose: Jan Is. iSlv'
F,Iiza6eth Regan TO William Peters; s1.2Jo ad-
dress. 1895 Boston ri.
MARMION AVE. n " cor Elsmere pl. Z'i
100: June 10 1910: John Cook ana anp 10
star Holding Co; 400; attorney. lite GUAR
antee and Trust 20. I56 Broadway
RAILROAD AVE. cor Jacob St berg 10Y iot
20 map Bassford property, Fordhanf' oONivo.
oct 10 1895: John Carr TO Cecilia - MURPHY
ST 500: discharged of record without prCductloil
of mtg by order Supreme Court. Speclal ERIN,
Part l. Sept -; attorney, William I OTr' 'l
Chambers ST.
12sA az qr,6 OK --: Sept 10 1908: George buo
bee to the Bank OF tine Metropolis Sil,op' at
torney. George II Hyde. 81 Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

WASHINGTON STREET - The Lievellyn
Reslty Company has sold the six story building.
on Mot T51Iis feet, at the northeast corner
~ Washington and 18th streets. 10 the r q ;.
Realty Company. represented by Mannheim
Msnbeirn The Consolidated Board Of Brokers
n, gotfated the deal The property, which was
hold Al s2.a.O00. is under ffteen-yesr lease 20
the Italian-Swiss Wine Colony. at $4,000 per
annum-
WASHINGTON AVENCE-W- E. W. /.
Troun Inc in conjunction with Richard Dick
con have sold for the estate OF Jacob StahI
tgo houses on the north side OF l6sth street.
40 feet west of Washington avenue, on q plot
bOxe2 feet, 10 client. who will Immediately
improve same
BOTH sTREET-The Schloss estate has sold
No Us West 2Jth street. a three story and
basement dwelling house. lot JOIbo.e feet
David yogel II reported 20 have been the broker
in the deal but at his once yesterday no details
OF the transaction were obtainable.
l4sTH STREET-The Brown Realty Company
has bought from Alice Blaine and August Nedel-
Ing No 2l5 West I4sth street five story fiat
house on a plot 57-5xs8 II feet.
BOTH sTREET-Laura A Cregan sold No. 300
West Both street. three story and basement
bropynetone front dwelling house, on lot 10. 2x
1907 feet.
THE BRONX.
KINGsBRIDGE ROAD-CharIes p. Cathie has
sold for Edward r. Todd the plot 55Sl0sx ir-
regular AT the southwest corner Of KingsbridRe
road and Sedgwick avenue.
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OTHER LEASES MADE YESTERDAY.

l. n. Burt. agent for the Fifty ninth
Street Madison Avenue Company, has made
tho following leases: Store at No 625 Mad
ison avenue, to Turner, florist; garage at
Madison avenue and 5Sth street, to Harvey
& Shaw: store at No. AZ West 59th street
30 B. Garland. late with Lambert Brothers,
jewellers: Office and salesroom at No. GIG
Madison avenue, to Mathues Brothers.
Peasc & Gilman report the following
leases: For Mrs. Cornelius Fellowes, No.
East sIst street; for Dr. L. g. Janeway
No. ~ West 4sth street; for Mrs. c. d.
Draper, No. Il9 East 55th street; for the
estate of J. ?. z Nichols. No III East
2lst street. for Mrs. Gerald Stanton. No.
los East 61st street. and for Willoughby l.
Webb. a duplex apartment house at No. 131
East ssth street, to Charles H. Allen for a
term of wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
BOY CAUGHT BY ELEVATOR
Shows Pluck by Telling Rescuers How
to Go About Their Job.

Remarkable courage was shown by
f5rteen-year-old boy yesterday when he d.
rected the work Of those who were trying
20 get him out from between the elevator
and the flooring on the twelfth story OF the
Rrunsw1ck Building. al Fifth avenue and
18th street.
The boy was George Cuelias, Of No. 5ls
Hoboken street, West Hoboken. N J. lie
ard another boy found that an operator
had left one OF the elevators unattended.
and promptly jumped in. They started the
car down, but IN rome manner the operat-
ing lever became reversed. and they found
themselves shooting upward. Both were
frightened and when the eleventh floor was
reached they jumped. Cuelias failed TO
clear the car and was caught between il
and the flooring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

The six story building. on plot fexlls
feet. at the northwest corner of Washington
and 18th streets. has been sold by the
Llewellyn Realty Company TO the r. ;.
Realty Company, represented by Mannheim
& Mannheim. The deal was negotiated by
the Consolidated Board Of Brokers Tne
property. which has been held at s25o.Ooo'
IS under a flfteen-year lease to the Italian
Swiss Wine Colony at $4,000 year.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased for the
Roman Catholic Church of the Holy limo
cents. No. ISO West 37th street, near
Broadway. Ave story building adjoining
the church. and formerly used As a schooi-
house The lease is for term of twenty
one-vesrs. and the building will be altered
by the lessee into A mercantile building
The Strathmore and Adelphi apartment
houses. occupying a plot 75.1e feet in Broad
way and 9s.4 feet in SD street. have been
reported sold 10y the Hobart Estate Com
pany. The Strathmore. which occupies the
corner plot. is nine stories high, ana the
Adelphi is five stry structure The prop
erty was acquired by the Hobart company
in 1899.
Louis NJ. Starr yesterday took title TO Tie
Union Theological Seminary's old property
In 10th street, 125 feet west of Park avenue
The plot measures JuAlp5O Itct.
Plans have been filed by MaNlmnah
Zipkes. as architect and president or the
r. II. NJ. Realty Company, owners of rec
ord. for building a six story apartment
house. at the northeast corner of Haven
avenue and 18th street. The building viii
have a frontage of 100 feet on the avenue
and 20 feet on the street. where the main
entrance will be located, and which will be
ornamented with four massive Ionic col
umns Of limestone. supporting balustrade
The entrance will he of marble and there
will be forty-two suites of apartments. The
cost Of this new structure has been placed
at s175Oa
Plans have been filed for making over the
six story brick store and Office building at
No. 141s Broadway. opposite the Metro
politsn Opera House. and abutting the En-
pire and Shubert theatres in the rear, into
q restaurant on the first floor, with offices
and studios above. Peter Duffy is the
owner of record and Frederick A. Cauchois
Is the lessee. The cost of making this inn
provement has been placed at 5000 by the
architects Smith & Ross
Plans have been filed for making over the
four story Catholic parochial school Of the
| Church of the Holy Innocents. AT No. 1S
West 9th street, into a store and office
building. for Philip Levey. owner of record
at a cost of $500 John !. kouhn is the
architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
MECHANICS LIEN S.
SEPTEMBER "a.

wADSwORTF AVE. e cor OF iIith st. ST.
yf0o: Michael J Martin agt John h Berry ~
owner and contractor: $4,000
SAME PROPERTY: p Maitn Co ast same;
s.. 100.
SAME PROPERTY: Vanderbilt Tile Co ast
same: 5000.
10TH ST . s. IT'S ~ OF Broadway. Tx
100: Richard p Thibaut Inc, agt West 13sth
street. PeaItv 60, owner and contractor; sidney
s Bendjck owner; s201 60.
18TH ST. COS West; Hull. Grippen Co aet
81 Joseph's Home for the Aged ownsr; inter
state Fireproofins co. contractor; f2S6 a.
BAsSETT AVE- 525 ~ OF Saratoga ave
2SxIOO; Church = Gates & Co agt Filtppo apo
zoIo owner: Ami Eossano. contractor: S5le 81
! 1s7TFI ST eN4 90 eos West: Rose Middle
man agt Gorhsm Construction Co. Inc owner aho
contractor; Sl.otp-
SHERIDAN AVE. cor Of 1850 at lhe. x
50 3: Diltzia & Co sgt Briggs Avenue realty 70
owner and contractor; 500
FORSYTH ST. 81, and Hester ~. no; Jonas
Wieser ct al agt Hyman SchTit1sr ana 'sl .on
Bros owners: Israel Abramowitz, contractor; too.
10th ST 4Oi to 403 East: Harris Msskiu sst
lane Montgomery, owner: Benjamin SlIverInah
2sTH sT 45 West: Joseph Potter sst
tractor: $3.50 SO.
WEST END AVE n cor OF Goth st. ic0x12o:
David Cowlin agt Allendale Bullolns 90 OWNER
and contractor: $3.50 10.
2sTH ST 40 West: Albert Rocker ct al ast
George NJ Kelly owner: Russin & Hanrlns, les
sees: Jacob Pslotz. contractor; $500
WEST END AVE cor OF Goth st. 100 Tx
116- NoOnan & Price Co agt Allendale Buiidins
60 owner; David Cowlin. contractor; t4oI
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LIS PENOENS.
SEPTEMBER 20.


hath ST. n 8. 300 II OF 18th ave. COX
% II: Alfred j johnson agt James Morrissey
81 al foreclosure OF tar lien); attorney, I
Siegeltuch.
9TH ST. 500; Albert 2 Reed ast Jo-
scph Ieylnese ct al faction TO determine
claim. etcl: attorney. II Elliott
LEWIS ST. 1913; Josef Klein ngt Ignatz
welsberger ct al foreclosure of mortsage); :
attorneys. Keller & Klein.
18TH ct 422 West: Jas c Cameron agt
Theodore L Flammer (foreclosura of trans
fer OF tax ilen); attorney. III Reeves.
18TH ST. 9 s. 100 II of st Nicholas ave
iO0xp9 10: Ksrtscher & Co ast Saginaw Hold
ing Co ct nj foreclosure OF mortgasel; at
tcrncys Phillips a Avery.
nth ST 3O4 East. Frederick Meyer ct al
agt James Allen ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage) attorneys. A III Bloch.
GOTH ST. 408 and 405 East; two actions:
Jonas Well ct al agt Samuel Stern ct al (fore-
closure of two mort sagesl; attorney. Sund-
heimer.
COLLEGE AVE, 6. $50 II N 90 ia5th ST.
2oxR2: Lillis Lilenthsl agt Clara zsuderer
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; attornev. s
WaChgieT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

RROaDwAy g. 8s u n OF seth ct: to a 9
sty brick store and Offices: p Duffy. 912 River
side Drive, owner: Smith & Ross. 100 Park
ave, architects; cost. $4,000
nth ST $50 West; TO a sty brick psro-
rhisI school; p Ievey, 25s West saith st. owner:
' ] Kouhn. 1s1 West 34th 81. architect; cost.
sS 900.
sTH AVE, cor 42d st: to sty brick
hank: Franklin Bank, premises. owner; York
& Sawyer. 1856 18th ave. architects. cost 5000.
18TH ST, Is West: 20 a sty brick storage
house: Susquehanna SILK MIL Co. Is West 18th
st owner; r L Middleton. g. West 18th st.
architect; cost $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

SPRING; ST. n Q, 40 II Of Mott st; for a
2 sty moving picture show and factory, % TX
1865: estate OF John Gardner % West seth
st owner: Sommerfeld a Steckler, 10 Union
Square. architects; cost. 10000
PATH ST. n 6, opposite Ave A; for a Sly
brick stable, shop, etc, 42xe2. city. owner;
M de Varona, architect: cost, $4,000.
WATER ST, cor Gouverneur st; for :
.fy brick stable. s6x66.11; jackson Bros. 16s
church st, owner: Friend, 14S Alexander
ave. architect; cost. $4,000.
THE BRONX.
HAVEN AVE n e cor I7eth st; for a sly
brtck apartment 1o01e0I irreg; r II NJ Realty
Co 1O3 Park ave, owner; Zipkes 1o3 Park
ave architect cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
I'M THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
at the Real Estate Exchange, Nos. IL and
IS Vesey street, Yesterday:
BY Joseph p. DAY.
JACKSON ST. 20. a les - ~ Cherry 81
25xIeo; ; ST. tenmt and stores sold TO de-
PENDANT for s3s. 600.
PLImPTOt AVE, 1925, 5. lfa7 - 81
10th 81. 22EIoo sly brick dulC sold 10
plsiatiN FOR STEP 10
PLInPTcN AVE. 1927 ~ s7T ~ Of
i7oth -. 22x1oo: ST. dr-g. .oid - plaintfr
sor tT.T77 a.
PLJmPIoN AYR. 1922 %, a. r.cf lToth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
EIBERON HOTEL SOLD.

The Elberon Hotel, one of the oldest
hotels In White Plains, opposite the court
house. has been purchased for $4,000 by
the Tri-State Company. The property was
purchased in 1904 by Joseph V. Doyle for
s1G.50g. II is said that the building will
probably be remodelled for automobile trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
PRosERs REST A WHILE

- grand jury took a recess yesterday
4 tts invest cation Of Tho gambling and
0ArrderIv house charges made by Acting
nfny~r Mitchell. II VIII resume to-day.
- further indictments are expected In
ocs~tor Echrnittberger. who rsi6ed tho al
ier.S gambling house in West zsib street
- connection with which three indictments
-.se reported IN T1ednesdsy vas among
rst-.ct srtcrn.y Whitnasn's csllerr. but
90 net 70 before the grand luIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
MRS. VANDERBILT LEASES HOME.

Mrs. Elsie French-N anderbiit has leased
ths three story and basement dwelling
house. owned by Emma J. Mason, at No.
215 Madison avenue. for a term of years
The structure is on plot 34.ex1lS feet
and is directly opposite the home and new
library building Of J. =. Morgan
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
sHrTEMBER %

f7STH ST, g. 100 ~ % vvs. Az. 40 *
1926 North American Mortgage CO loans G
X Realty Co; $4,000
MARMIoN AVE, n cor OF rlsr,-re ri
25xl0o, Title Guarantees and Trust Co loans
John 9 Cook 60. $1,000
AUDUBON AVE n = whole front e.tvs.n
1sT,h end 1ssth st. 1so esT5; Jsc,t Levy
leans Huldana Realty 60. i11o c9o
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
crrrrrrnRER 90

SEPTEMBER 20.
WEST END AVE. n e cor of Isth st Joseph
Tino & co agt Allendale Building Co ct al;
Sept 81 1910 (by bond): $50
13sTII ST 42s to 4s6 East: William E Lyons
axt IIevellyn Realty Co ct al; Aug 16. 1910;
$50 s.
ESSEX ST iTp and 1871: Joseph Kisselstein
axt Abraham Neumsu ct al; Aug 81. 1910;
sS1I.
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WASHINGTON STREET BUILDING SOLD
Realty Company Purchaser of Corner Business Structure at
18th Street, Held at $225,000.


st. e27x1oo: .ty dwlg. sold to plaintiff for
fT,7el 81.
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS
DO YOU WANT
water FRONT LOTS

within 20 minutes Of New York City; all I'm
movements. sidewalks. streets electric lights
sewers fine bathing beach and yacht clubhouse
on the property be purchased on small
monthly payments: title guaranteed Call or
write X HENRY. 146 r. 34th st. and E
125th ST New York city.
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LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN HEAD

On the hilltop overlooking the SOUND:
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOMING FOX
ia aiming high heaIthfuI sites; mile wide
panoramic views: fare 1fc only II miles from
city: fine artistic bungalows. $1,000 up; large
bungalow and villa sites. $500 up: payments
10 suit YOU: titles perfect. Write or Csu from
q TO q GLEN HEAD ESTATES, 1f6 E 3fth
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A HOUSE BARGAIN.

An excellent house ard domestic with All moo
ern improvements electric light. water; wise
restrictions. superior finish: select surrounding
sidewalks curbs: bargain price and easy teIhs-
Write T. !. NJ Niece. $50 Nassau Il.
PHONE 1910 BEFKNAN
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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NEW TURRET GUNS FOR THE.
S-FORGIA.-The Navy Department has de-
t.cide6 10 replace all OF the Finch turret
S.Suns on the battleship Georgia with new
fxr,aoors The latter viii be banded clear
falp 10 The muzzle. thus efectually guard
ssns against blowing off the muzzle, as hap
opened recently 20 one of the Georgia's guns
<One Of the new guns is already on the way
t1ror, here. another is nearly complete at
she Washington Navy Yard and two others
asre al the Boston Navy Yard
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SUSPENDED
Under CONDITION Are Fines
Imposed Upon Six Men
for Drunkenness.

Fines of $3.50 each that were inn
posed upon six men this morning in
police court by Acting viii H. Cole
on. conviction OF drunkenness in the
streets were suspended by him under
the condition that all the defendants
should leave the city forthwith. None
OF them had the necessary morley with
which to pay their fines. John Doe.
who wae arrested last night for dis
orderly conduct, put up $3.50 as Sc
curity for his appearanSe dn the court
.rhI5rsday incoming Tor qae4aFfns and
was released. 49,,
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=NPGRo aIURpERER Jailed.
Howard

UARsoNs. Sept. 81 Howard
Clark, the negro who fatally stabbed
and cut Henry Mccain and almost
severed the Iatters head in fight
at Davis, w. Va, Friday last, and
who was subsequently captured at
Oakland, Nd, has been place in jail
at Parsons. charged with murder.
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It's Advertised BY the Post
master Of the Local
Postofice.

Al list Of unclaimed letters at thu
post0mce as follows:
lows:
Mrs. Charles Ackens.
Diste Fame antonio.
Campilie Antonio.
Mrs. John Apple.
G. a. Alexander.
]. L. Armstrong.
Mrs. Mary Adams.
Dane Besedic.
BOX 424, 2 pieces.
Mrs. Sherman Bennett.
P. Bennett.
Mrs. Annie Bryant.
Mrs. Irving Briggs. j
Domenico Casalinuovo
Mrs. Mary Cairns.
Gracco Ceta.
Mrs. Sarah Coffman.
John B. Crawford.
Mrs. Sis Cream.
Robert Christon.
Andrew Chrutchfeld.
Miss Lucy Caruthers.
Miss Lorena Curace.
L, L. Churchel1.
John Conan.
Mrs. H. A. 5Clarkson.
Tocraty Canary.
j. E. Cunningham.
Mrs. P. E. Davisson.
Mrs. Mary DAWSON.
Miss Iona Davidson.
Mrs. G. e. Davis.
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Reproduction OF R. G, Ingersoll's
Great Lecture. WHAT SHALL WE
DO 10 BE aAvED?" sunday. Sep
tenlber 25, 1880 p. M. by the we'll
known orator. R. C. wadsworth. Ad-
mission SO, z5c and 800.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-21

OH EsI3 U4sC5. ". VA
oafl5. x1oally iel1Cs1l a1Aday.
zsnnday .ortY.
liafN LINE, L1AsE BOUND.
c.url1harfand. washington, lsa lttnlpre'
iPhtIadelphGal .aId New York. depaFs
sS.S8 am. $500 pm. 1926 pm.
arrive st2s58. am. 1910 am, SS:os
pm
gIfATN LINE, 4 V5sSE-BOUNO.
burr, Cincinnati, Louinyills
and 81. Louis, depart e12:b3 I'm.
1890 am. s6:0s pm. Arrive 1883
am, $3.50 pm. a9.3b pm.
PafkerSbtlfE Accommodating depaT
e7.28 an, eA:OO pm. Arrive 1879
ala. $3.50 pm.
~. VA. q PITTS. R5Co1eE.A tslsGS On 2.
connelle=:iIe ara Pittsb''EB. depart
xs:6O am. Arrive x11:OS pm
Fairmont ana aEoEEantoW7. aepaF'
1850 am, x2:60 pm.
". va. q PITTS. 6OUTtf-BoUND'
weston, depart xs:oO am, z10:2S am.
x11:30 ann, SG:1b pm. Arrive Essbt
am; z9:40 ana. x2:1b pun ES:26 pm
x7=os pm.
eIckens, depart xG:OO am. ISIS pm
Arrive xS:55 am, xf:Ob Pm.
redwood and intermediate pointS'
depart zJ:eO am, x11:30 am. Arrive
x2:IS pm. x7:o5 pm.
WEST va. SHORT LINE
new 1fartinsville and wheeling ac-
commodatio1. depart, $500 am.
1920 pm. Arrive x11:2k am
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-21

S/\ UR problem NOT THE BAD BOY, BUT RATHER THE
Ky MODERN CITY. The normal boy has COME HON
- ESTLY BY HIS LOVE OF ADVENTURE and his
gang instincts.
8 r. IS ONLY WHEN TAKE THIS HEALTHY BIOLOGICAL
PRopucT REsTRlc-
HONS THAT SERIOUS TROUBLE ENsuEs. CITY HAS
SEEN ECONOMIC NENcE
BROUGHT FOR HUMAN WELFARE
The fiat jewellers will permit the noise litter incident to
c building boy likes he has little any part the labor
conducting He loses DIGNITY helpful and
member of the family He loses that LOYALTY which attaches
familiar places of boyhood and strengthens
today making kind consistent in his living by
virtue Of homestead memories
That that the bearing of industrial the boy
DRIVE HIM TO THE STREET and produce smart
order rather than slowly rpening personality
With the promise greatness The society shown not only
By the thousand children and youths under twenty
s age passing through annually but still more we
of those who to their
Possibilities because of this UNWISE SOCIAL TREATMENT EN-
BODIED IN THE CROWDING OF THE CITY, street education
md early entrance into the factory.
OF institutions which trying compensate for the social
the home the PUBLIC SCHOOL is the most promising
the great melting pot the meeting ground OF all Americans
Of unfair the schools to make
the economic haste but the schools
y travelling IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.