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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
Household Economy
How To Have tic Best CouGl,
Syrup and Save 81. by
Making It ut Homo. (

Cough medicines. as rule. contain n
urge Quantity OF rlaln syrup. + you
.aKe one pint OF graduated sugar, add J
nin' OF warm water. ana str about
~. you have rs GOOD syrup MS mon
III ~ You win then put y ounces or pincx
,mmttN cents WORTH IN n mint bottle, md
ILL ~, II up with the sugar Syrup, you will
,'nNc AS much cough syrup az you could
S GuS ieadS-mGdc for $50. 1T keeps per-
qua you Will find it tho hest cough sy-
~ you ever used--pyen IN whooping-
;S' y, You can ifcalit take hold--,,:,utl-
AoPs the most severe cough In y,
n ,,nI u III Just laxative enough. hns /,
raj. T1pu ionic effect and taste Is pleasant
th,so y teaspoonful every one. two or
,,na.is n splendid remedy. too. for
'J n,, nunes.. asthma. chest paina etc
"a ivy Is The most valuable concentrnt 4.
H., u compound OF Norway white nine az
irnt rlnll IN gulaicol ana MI tho heal
III, p,iie elements, No other prcpnrntIon
III ~, WORK IN this formula.
viii lie recipe for making cough remedy
r ~ Ilhex and Sugar Syrup is 'now''usa,,
In,,ap lizsu IN thousands OF homes In lilo
sus"i.rd states anu Canada. s ,rhn Nav IN.
ll N peeh initiated but never s,,ecossful.
M, ~ guarantee OF absolute solicitation ~
sscn;nSn promptly refunded, goes with thjs
No, X. our druGElSt has pircy NJ, ,,,iiI
r. Al Ior YOU. ~ fnOt. send tos,rSe pima
~ fts Wayne. Ind. : Ivy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

method OF getting the dirt and old var
nish off at the same time was told mo
and proved to be a boon. The instruc-
tons We're TO make II soft soap from
common yellow laundry soap. and when
1t was nearly cool to stir In one table
spoonful of2concentmtcd I've and one
halfacupful ofcoa oil When the mix
tnre was like q heavy paste II was
ready to be spread over tho woodwork
with paint brush ] followed these
instructions. !ettliiG the soap remain n
day and il hair, and whom washed ii
off with plenty of hot water. was pleas
ed to find the dirt and old varnsh como
with it. leaving the clcnn wood eyposed,
When II was dry, Vanished ii. and
had n sweet clean kitchen again.
with very little labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
SAVING r.ALAIiN Glrls

Annie w. Alien has iltmlncd the OBJ
sciire problem of saving fallen girls.
True indeed, 1t Is that for such work
women Of superior quality and acumcn
arc required: none hut women and
superior women can succeed in 1t. THOR
influence is unconscllusly eXhalcd and
absorbed and Is Irresistible. This I
know. for 1t was my privilege to havo
in service ut the House of Shelter in
Detroit Emma ~ Hall of saintad
memory. That 1t is sometimes good to
"lot one so home and lind out how
different it really is 10 realize the in
ward changes Of thSt", tucausclouslv
wrought, s;tlso true. One OF the mos,
degraded OF girls WAS received at the
shelte. and lived in Mrs Halls family
two years and WAS then discharged on
a Saturday afternoon apparently incor-
rigihlc-hcr retention WAS more dam
aging to others than could longer be al
lowed Late the same night sre rcturn-
ed and tearfuly begged ndmittanar.
saying. ooh. ii all seems so different
and so dreadful please do admit me-"
She was admitted again and, after n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

Gibson Sharp by automobile for the
latters home IN Boston. Mrs. Hark-
ness friends in Salt Lake will be pleased
to know she was able to enjoy the ride
in the short space of one day.
AT the Berkshire, Mrs. Miner. widow
of the late Judge Miner. Is expecting
hcr daughter. Mrs. Bonner X Smith ito
visit her for n brief time after which
Mrs. Miner will so to the Virginia Hot
springs for season and then to Los
ter.
Mrs. Houston, who Is now at the Sa-
vile. viii remain at that popular hotel
until after Christmas Her youngest
daughter. who Is finishing her studies at
Miss Finch's school on Fifth avenue
ana Sixty-ninth street, will graduate
next May, and Join her mother out west.
q lady well remembered by all Salt
i.akers MS Nine, Jones of Keith o.
hflens. but now Mrs kirton. Wife OF
capt. kirion, ana whose home Is In
Hongkong. has been hero with her
husband on a visit and has gone to
Missouri to visit her parents for n
month. She sails Nov. ~ for China,
making trip around the world: Mr..
and Mrs. kirton are converts of r.
Ricknell Young to Christian Science,
While sciourning In London. where
they met Mr.. Young and his wife.
AZ the W7aldor, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Lussman were met by Utah friends
as they were being entertained at din
ncr. Mrs. Lissman was formerly
Edna Bailey. so we'll known In mus
tcni circles at home but who has re-
sided In New York for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lussman will make their
future home here but are located ut
the Savoy until permanently estnb-
l!shed in their own quarters.
Or. and Mrs. Walter Ellcrbeck are
recent arrivals nj the Waldorf. hay
Ing journcyed slowly from many Of
the principal cities until reaching here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellerbcck will remain
for several weeks Sightseeing.
Three days ago Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman Of Washington, D. G., came
up to the city on a business and pleas
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LOGAN.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs lie Roy
Carbon was the scene of very pretty
card party Tuesday evening given for
Mr.. and Mrs c. Clyde Squircs, who
leave shortly for their home in New
York. The rooms We're beautifully ar
eight tables of iive-hundred were
played. The prizes We're won by Miss
Alton Thatcher, Mr.. Jones and Mr..
Ariel Carbon Dainty rcfrcshment
mcnts We're served.
The a. G. Womnn's club met Mon
day with Miss Kyle at the home Of
Jones gave very interesting talk on
the Logan water system. Tea and wa
fers were served.
at tho st. Johns home Thursday eve
ming from $50 to S o'clock Il delicious
supper was served, n large number
of guests being present. The tables
is due the church ladies' who assisted
Revs. Jones and Johnston.
The students ball. given at the pa
vilon Monday evening, proved. as
usual. Il delightful success. 1t was
largely attended by the students and
a number of down town people.
Mrs. A. S. Horne returned to the
visit.
The Clio Circle met Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank wooney of Gar
land are tie guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Blair.
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few months further residence, was dis
charged to the care OF Il newfound rel
alive in II neighboring state. Years
passed when II came to my knowledge
that she had married; then the wife of
u worthy mechanic. mother of two chill
dren. and respected member Of the
community. Fallen girls" can be res
cued: the attitude of workers should be
scientific rather than sentimental; and
rcscues must be accomplished by wom-
cn--not by mcn.-Z. K. Brockway in
The Survey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. OCTOBER q 1910
Mrs. Frnnk Jacobs OF Sugar, Ida,
Is visiting Mrs. Harriet Jacobs

Mrs. Frank jacobs Of Sugar, Ida,
Is visiting Mrs. Harriet Jacobs.
PresdcntSG. Il. Ellsworth of Chicago
spent the first of the week with Sent
tor and Mrs. John Y. Smith.
Mrs. A. G, Pearson left Monday to
join her husband ut Nampan. Ida, where
thye will reside for the winter
Mrs. j. II. Cutler OF Salt Lake City is
visiting her mother Mrs. Jos. Broad
bent.
Mrs. Morgan woodhouse of Lincoln,
1dt.. Is visiting Lchi relatives.
Bishop j. II. Gardner srcnt the first
% the week with Salt Lake friends
Mr. George a. Coates is spending the
week with Willard friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
LEEI.

Last evening the NJ. T. a. OF the
First ward gave social in the City
pavilion as nm opening OF tho seasons
work which was largely attended and
much enjoyed.
Tuesday cvcning next the Second
ward NJ /. a. will give n Halloween
party in the assembly rooms. Refresh
mcnts will be served,
Mr. r. j, ,Kirliham has returned from
the German mission field,
Miss Lizzie Shaw has returned from
England. where che has been visiting
relatives and friends the past five
months.
Mrs. Eplraim Emncy OF Ammon, Ida,
Is Visiting Lchl relatives
Mrs. Jcnnic Webb las returned to
.Lehi after spending the summer with
Idaho relatives.
Mrs. Rose c;rceno Of Teton. Ida, is
visiting Lehi friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs WE. Exams OF KNIGHTS
willie spent the first of the week With
Hon. and Mrs. A. j Evans.
81 b..
Aleslamcs c. G. Friel and w, X.
Hopkins were attending tho meetings
of tho Federation Of Woncns Clubs ut
Provo last week.
SIR, and Mrs. Ole Peterson loft the
first of the wccsffor the Society Islands
whore they will do nassionnry work.
At n recent meeting OF the ID. y. II.
society, the following We're elected
officers for tho ensuing ycur: Mrs,
NJ. A. Lott. regent: Mrs, G, Sthow,
vice regent: Mrs. ON Shade, secretary
and treasurer; Miss May Lott, corrca-
ponding secretary, AZ
Mr.. and Mrs y. II. Harris OF Salon.,
Ida, ''re visiting friends here. a
Mrs Maggiek Eurrh OF San Antonio,j
Cal. Is visiting Lehi friends.
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- ls<,f
& N .,,,,, IN me city as the guest OF
Wedh Fss,mn Wall. whose classmate snu
al,ss ii school in washington q ="
years as ~ ~. BAUM viii return n ext
MIS- ~. ~, nm eastern visit. and WIN
Wee at home at the Bransford,
AZ and Mrs. I. GEGriffin ex IIax,an
MI MI, f. u,' their new residence IN iaN'oi'
place next week.
Miss Mamie Lloyd VIII u. leu ns Angeles
tst sb pa, the winter with her aunt MIS-
Castina, -
Air. and Mrs. Wesley King Kin. y, n nnd
NJ ~ e,st and Will visit In Illinois aliu
New New york before returning 70 90.
AXE. $500 .I'.4 tE9i, VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
CLUB CHAT.

The daughters of Utah Pioneers viii
meet on Monday with Mrs. Sarah j.
Cannon and an. interesting program
has been arranged
The Reapers' Social club meets on
Monday afternoon In the Relief So
ciety rooms at the Bishops building,
at o'clock
An interesting meeting of the week
was that held by the Daughters OF the
Revolution at the Bishops building.
the topic being Arctic Explorations,
given by the regent, Mrs. j. d. Spencer.
anu discussion following in regard
to funds for the erection of u memorial
piece In the new building at Annapolis.
The rieotan Will meet next Wcdnes-
day With Mrs. Rodney Badger and
Mrs, seldom Clawson will give the top
ic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

Hon. George Austin, Miss Emma AUS
tin. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Austin of Salt
Lake spent the first of the week with
Lehi relatives.
MI Leo Coates is on his way home
from the German mission field.
Mr.. Henry Sparks OF Dinglc, Ida,
was Lehi visitor the first of the week,
on his way to the Central States mis-
sion field
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
PREVENTING WIDOWS.

II sounds All but ridiculous to speak
Of preventing widows. yet that was
what was discussed ut the national
conference of charities aud correction
held this year at st. Louis 1T WAS in
q way the keynote of the meeting for
every problem OF dependence, of cduca-
ton, of crime, of health. Is infinitely
snrpencd when It falls on n wonnn's
shoulders, Did the boys run Wild for
lack Of Il fathers stern hand: did the
girls fall Into evil ways because the
mothers were away at work; did scan
ty women y wages mean mcaScr meals
aud n rickety baby: We're all the chill
lran sent to work early at the first
futureless task, that offered wages; did
the mother break down from the double
hazard OF ssolf-support and hoinc-m ma
king; did shn5 contract tuberculosis in
an unsanitary factory:8dd she so in
sane from worry: did, she crowd dodgers
Into her homc-if any orte5of n score OF
such things happened the question WIS
not why did IT happen, hut why was
she u widow? I'll
80 the workers hi charity turned
from thor uncndings task ordilling the
,yidows crusc and demanded of INDUS
try in4its characteristics accftlcnts and
diseases. In the deadly monotony and
spenhing in Of its processes. in the In
adequacy Of Its wages as measured In
terms OF family life-dcmandcd OF In
dustry IN answer as to WHY 1t has
mi ,ipou society a charge for pensions
such as no government hnscvcr borne
from wax" h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM


| out of the city on business returns
tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Il. c.
Randall Of one Hundred Thirty.
sixth street and Riverside gave a din
ner in Miss YOung's honor last cve-
ming, Inviting number Of their
social evening were delightful in their
way for all who were present.
While here on his vacation, Curtis
Clawson is having royal time Two
days ago he made the trip TO Phila-
dcinhia ana Camden to see the Utah.
which lie was allowed to inspect from
top deck to hull. He left feeling. as
all utahns do. a great pride in the new
wnrship Yesterday he took n run up
the Hudson to West Point with two
big objects in view: First of all two
high school classmates. Cadet Capt.
Benjamin Lockwood who is q, senior
this year, and Cadet Lester Morton,
fourth classmon. were his especial in
tcrcst, and second, TO witness the game
between Yale and West Point, in which
the latter came OF victorious. Three
days before, Mr.. Clawson and n
friend went over to Staten Island.
Mariners liarbor, to sec the Roosc-
Welt. which is in dry dock at present,
being fitted up by its owner, Arbucklc,
the coffee king, who purchased 1t To
use with his private feet In Havana
harbor. for raising the battlcship Maine,
which, within tho last few days. the
government has taken out of his hands.
the war department submitting 4 plan
tho president has approved OF raising
the Inflated vessel.
The coming week sees the departure
OF Gen. James :; Clurkson of One Hun
drcd ana Tenth street and Riverside
drive to his newly bought homo in the
Pantico hills. between Tarrytown ana
the ]. d. Rockefeller homes on the
Hudson Gen. Clarkson, since his re-
tircmcnt from public service, has been
eager to make the country his home.
and an opportunity offered itself to buy
IN this desirable locality near TO the
city and easily reached by trolley and
train. The general and his wife have
hosts Of friends in Utah as well as
here who will wish him every lappi-
ness in his new home.
A, the Collingwood, Miss Jennie Haw-
ley has taken quarters for n period
Having been abroad for many years
she Is very happy to return to Amcri-
ca Miss Hnwley's friends Mir, and
Mrs Gibson. now mt Los Angeles, but
formerly of Salt Lake. arc at the
Waldorf ana together the friends are
having a social visit
At the New Astor Mr-and Mrs. Pear
sail registered last week whore they
remained until the business of look
Ing aftor the silver ordered for the
"utnh" WINS COMPLETED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis. Mrs. Davis
who was Miss Ora Hardness. and their
two children, have given IN their apart
mcnt or upper Broadway and gone
In tho Plays for the winter. Mrs
Harknose Mrs, Davis mother who Inns
lhecn visiting here for some time, left
with her other daughter Mrs. VIM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
{ Snrcinl Corrospondence.l


n Ew YORK, Oct. l7-Mr, NJ, II.
~ Walker with his daughter and
her lady companion arrived in
the city the early part Of the
week from Europe where they have
been Ell tour for the last four months,
visiting the principal cities of the
continent and making extensive visits
IN England and Scotland. They tray
eied everywhere possible by automo-
bile and lcsurely did the places OF IN
terest rs they chose. The Walker
party were chartered AT the Waldorf
while here.
At the Waldorf Mr.. and Mrs. Hub
bard Reed are located for The winter.
Their daughter Mrs Robert Glenden-
ming Is with them and Is awaiting her
husband, who arrives in time for his
brothers wedding, after which Mr..
Glcndenning returns 10 Salt Lake.
Mrs. Cilondcnnns viii visit With rrla-
tives and friends Tor several weeks In
New York state ana the farther east
ern cities when she Will return to her
home in salt Lake.
Mrs David Keith, who is still at the
Waldorf is showing Miss Alton Young
an amount of attention In the way Of
lunches aud thcutcrs. MISS Young IS
visiting with her aunt aud uncle. Mr..
ana Mrs. Euston and will be here for
some time. Mr.. Keith who has hcen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
MILLING %

Loading up with Flour milled by Salt
Lake q Jordan Mil &: Elevator Co.. VIII
prove a wise thing to do
IN JUSTICE TO THE COOK
a good flour should be supplied. Don't
expect Representatives, from poor -four.
but insist on having your orders filed
with the celebrated White Fawn -four
1t will always prove satisfactory be-
cause IL is good -four.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

entirely chiffon
uncrlp The chiffon
SILK
bodl es in a slight deeper shad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
A LOVELY FRocK OF EMBROIDERED WOLFE

A LOVELY FROCK OF EMBROIDERED WOLFE.
jus and
TINS beautiful little bridge
wolfe embroidered of
model black
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

tertaining as their guests d. Bower OF
irwin Falls, Idaho.
e po J, " ana Mrs james Glove en-
ltvniln nsu az dinner Thursday NJ. L.
Wein'ci OF southern Utah.
ne; y pretty home wedding took place
We, evening at tho home OF
t Mrs Mis- 1sh lniundley when their daugh-
n ~, MS , M,,ae Wns Joined in wcdlock TO
ceremony 70, was performed 1T 8 o'clock
; :rha ILL., ILL., Ahirew Hartley OBLIGATED.
me The, bride was charming in a dainty
s sp, =. ~ sort silk FIFTY guests sat
down to an elaborate spread.
me ladies' Republican club enter
ua,,r'u ~ 49,, y fecention Thursday after
noon at Their club rooms. An interest
lI,l piosraIl OF short speeches ana mu-
served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
no CLEAN WOODWORK.

Tho woodwork around my Kitchen
sink became very dirty aud ] wanted y.
cleaned and rcvnrnlsllcd This easy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

At the New Astor Mr..nnd Mrs. Pear
sail registered last week whore they
remained until the business OF look
ing after the silver ordered for the
"Iitnh' was complctcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
II. BURNUiNN BEAUTY
CULTURE ESTABLISHMENT

For Sale by al rst-ClnSs Dealers
III your dealer can no,snupply you we
will send postpaid upon receipt of price,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

Alcslamcs G. e. lrcl and w X
Hopkins were attending tho meetings
of tho Federation Of Worcn's Clubs ut
Provo last week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

Last evening the NJ. I. a. Of the
First ward gave social in the city
pavilion as an npcning OF the scnson's
work which was largely attended and
much enjoyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

Mr. ana Mrs, WE. Exams or KNIGHTS
willie spent the first of the week with
Hon. ana Mrs. A. j. Evans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Helen Iauter to Bu1gay co; S1.7OO
John d DALEY 10 William DALEY: 5000
Fannie Rechson 10 Mary Malta. 500.
First National Bank OF Saratoga Springs
y y. Lottie VI sherman. 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to Law
yers Mortgage co 90. $4,000
Windsor Trust co % Jottie NJ Sherman: $40.
Lottie Sherman TO East River Savings In
stitutiOu. $1,000
William G Mundt, adu-. 10 Minnie Kuhn: 81.
Abraham BelaHowsky 20 Jacob korf: 81
jefferson Bank 10 Public Bank Of New York
'Frederick II Eaton to Hubert Rogers.
$1,000.
Lawrence Drake 10 Henry Feldman. 5000
William 9 Mundt. admr. TO Frederick Mundt
and ano. grdus. 81
Werner Knaus Realty CO 10 Enoch C Bell.
John H Green to Louise y Bristov. $500.
Freda Steuer TO Joseph HensChel; 81
Frances NJ Carleton TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. S2t .O00
BENJAMIN ] We'll to Jonas We'll and ano: 81.
GustaVe Mayer 10 Paul Hellinger; 50 600
Joseph II Jones 10 Margaret Knox; $5OOO.
Celia stern 20 Benjamin J Well assigns all
Charles Ha,nnlel & Co corporation. 70 Harry
L Manages. 81 80.
5000
sun Construction CO 70 Reuben samueIs: 81.
city Mortgage 20 70 New York Trust Co: 81
American Mortgage Co 10 Lena Friedman:
ST. O75 so
Ernest T FelIoues to American Mortgage Co.
$4,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO Law
yers Mortgage Co; $4,000.
same 70 same, S3S.0o0-
Hunts Point Estates 10 City Mortgage Co.
Mary 9 McHanry. extrx. 10 Annie McEfenrv. 81.
Ronald h Brown. trus'ce. 20 Margaret fully.
Pinous I.owerrsld ana ano 80 Vincent Koppel
RosA { Neumann to Bowery Savings Bank.
Regina ouszari to Joseph oussani and ano.
trustees 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
MODERN RIVERSIDE DRIVE HOUSE SOLD
BUYERS Also Found for Well Located Business and FathOSe
Property in Central and Downtown Districts.
lUToMoBLE CLUB OF AMERICA MAY BORROW 100000

A good volume OF miscellaneous business
prss transacted yesterday in the real estate
Sra-ket The trading was widespread.
In the uptown districts the purchasing
operations resulted ia a change Of owner
chip 20 q Eve story American basement
dwelling house in Riverside Drive. between
so6th ard Io6th streets; 30 a six story Hat
house at 1e4th street and Park avenue 10
SD story fRthouse in First avenue. which
vas held at sS2.oeo: TO an East SD street
house. 10 two West eoth street buildings. 10
two FIVE story apartment houses In 10Th
street and to q west ls7th street dwelling
house.
IN the downtown zones the five story
building No. I07 Liberty street, the six
STORY rireproof hotel No ls7 Bowery and a
Christopher street parcel changed hands.
There was also considerable activity IN
che midtown districts. Frederick Bardusch
bought the premises No. IS West 18th street
che Brewer estate the tenement property
A. The southeast corner Of 80 street and
Avenue A and Aaron Coleman the tehe-
ynent house No. is West 26th street
Investors and spectators had a fairly
busy dav in The Bronx.
The Automobile club OF America received
sp.rnission yesterday from Justice Blanch-
rropertv in West 55th street. adjoining its
present clubhouse, 10 the Bank for Savings
To- S4aOOOa The mortgage II TO run until
Angus IS. 1913. and the interest rate Is 20
he per cent until the completion or a new
clubhouse and a. Der cent after that
The petition for leave 10 mortgage was
sns6e Dv Henry Sanderson, the president
90 the club. II sets forth that the mort
Nage would he used TO pay OF mortgage
sf $4,000 and 20 erect a new building
swelve stories high, containing q club
sHouse q garage and a machine shop u Is
expected a substantial income viii he de-
tived from the future club building, which
~in aid in meeting the expenses OF the
club.
the estimated cost OF the new building
end furnishing il IS upward Of SSoee0. The
s-ost OF the land was SlS3. s3. The club, al
slough i'm a sound financial condition. has
s1ot the money necessary to meet the cost
nj the proposed building. and must raise
the amount by mortgage.
The only real property owned by the
slub comprises the premises adjoining the
proposed clubhouse. known a. No ~ 10
r. West 54th street. upon which club
mouse and garage have been erected. The
snarket value OF the remaining real prop
,~ty is $4,000 upon which there is a first
snortgaee Of $4,000 and a second mortgage
az SSo.oo0. secured by bonds. OF which there
are al present se1s.oeO unpaid and a mort
gage OF $4,000 upon the property az the
club Al West 55th street, which is 10 he
paid out Of the $4,000 to be raised on the
s1ew mortgage.
Plans were fled yesterday 20 erect sup
SPORTS Oh the top Of the walls OF the
Academy Of Music for a gravity tank to
slold ten Thousand gallons Of water for an
automatic sprinkler system, The Rushing
company Is the architect, and estimates
she cost 10 be So.