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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
PFaLTv NOTES

rstr.E d. Mcclure is the buyer ot NO.
g. Lexington avenue sold recently nv tine
EVELYN Realty C0npan'
-lawson g. Hobbs were the brokers IN me
yerenrr reported sale of tue Eve story
American ua-emeu. dwelling house az the
,o~tbwe-r conner o0 West End avenue and
feth street for agnes D. Bennett to Moses
Sc lliEe.
Pease & Gilman were The brokers IN tine
sac of inc dwelling No. 7l5 West I'D street
for T p~irchuret. reported last Friday
rha Turher Construction Company has
boon awarded tne contract for the -four
story 1u dug r~zS feet of reinforced
concrete. to Dbl. erected on l75t. street near
rro-ue-f avenue and uv zine New N'rs
1,.ef ramrar. f.. SIS four -tor ware
houses
Tine r 60 Becker Realty Company has
raeu appointed AGENT ior 'n' Arr Color
-..IiIr- ru- . 800 30 West >t street
rhe.a1r. Nr-w+r was t0e broker M .hr
sale ot \n H West '.-. street 'n \Ienoias
. fnG..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
-eA ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
ROROpGH OF BROokLiS.
WI,y IS the New Yorker Stupid;

" isn't pleasant to say nasty things about people Of your
own town but when their stupidity leads them TO the loss
Of millions OF dollars. it cowardly to keep the truth
Yourself
~ Workers are the worst the world In fsc,
he, are not with few remarkable exceptions investors at
ali thew arc gamblers spectators and tape readers II the
~ Worker had TO work as hard and figure closely make
ore nv investments does the average Western South
~ man the bread line would be longer than II Is II YOU
don't believe this ask any New Yorker who was born me
West OF South
Chicago
Brooklyn is facing
100 200 800
all
tho rnerest Of five hence
which
for
intended
600 n ! TO
mpuve local spectators calling
binds rhaviug outside of
ls articlC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
ADD TO FOURTH AVENUE HOLDINGS
Protective Realty Co. Purchases Four Story BUILDING anu W."
Controls Plot SIS Feet on Avenue and 80 Feet 29th Street
BUYER OF BIG NEW LOFT BUILDING IN I'D STREET

and 18th street. with frontages OF 30 anu ~
fcef respectively.
eop STREFT-Aiark Rafalskv 90 nseo
fisfed the sale OF the twelve story loft nuiioihS
~ 15n 10 i54 Wesi cd street for the Marrnac
c'o,sf-,,ction t'ompauv The buyer is the com
,,n,cisI and Reeifv company. OF which J. j.
~foinder IS president The property mas h'eh
held ~ $3.50 coo
7gn STREET-Pease a Gilman have sold ior
& Il and NJ l. simpson. OF No. 2I6 West 40
street tho three and one-haf story naseheh'
dwelling house on "a lot Il 3xIss feet
THE BRONX
JEROME, AvENT-E-Mrs futile has sold 70
T4irsch & Schreupenhauser. for about 81 600 ne
three story fathOuse with stores al NO. 80
Jerome avenue. on lot 10 4xlON feet near ro'o-
ham Road
CLINTON AVENT-E-Marvin n Stokem mas
sold for Peter Fox TO an investor No. l4ll IIin-
ton avenue a five story hathouse. on plot "'"A
loo feet near 10th street
WASHINGTON AVENUE Marvin n. Siokeu
has sold FOR Louisa a. Grill the plot etNiIH
feef with dwelling house. the east slee oI
Warrington avenue. about 200 feet south OF l'ol"
s,reet 10 a builder foT Improvement
HOE AvENJ- F,-The Hoe Realty Company -
4 Hoerter PRESIDENT has purchased the p,9' ~
ti,o northeast corner OF Hoe avenue and home
street 1T5xlOa feet. The company VII s'a'' lii'
nediatolv 10 erect four Ave story houses
HEATH AVFNU-E-Shaw & Co have sold LOT
Anderson the two family dwelling mouse no
gSaS Heath avenue. on lot .2pXlN rect
WEBSTER AVENUE-Plstt 4 Albert nave
sold for John scnreyer a plot. IaxlW, - l.- or
the west side Of Webster avenue. - fee' nor"
III t7Qth street 70 the Frher Construction 'onl
parv on which they viii erect two I'VE S'oS
.r,i-+roerf houses 50 g feet each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

NJ i. Hess have sold for Moses Dinkel-
sriel No AZ Fouth avenue. a four STORY
hnidine. on lot 206xsO feet The purchaser
- the Protective Realty Company. Patrick
II keenan, president which owns NOS 40
and 425. adiouing. and now controls p'o'
AZ the northeast corner Of Fourth avenue
and Goth street. with frontages of o'' ana
- feet. respectively.
Mark Rafalskv & co. negotiated the SAFE
of tho twelve story loft building NO 100 /"
l5i West 22d street. for the Marnac Coil-
structiou Company reported IN sunday
Tribune
Tho huve- is the Commercial and HeaiN
Corn-snv Of which j. j. Slender is presi-
dent Tho property has been held az so'''-
o. Tho sellers took IN part payment
small marcel IN Jersey city. but the trans
action ws made On practically an ali-cash
basis
The I'd street building, although only re
Gently completed. is all rented, with the
execution Of three lofts Mark Rafalsky q
90 viii manage tbc property for the ne"
owners
BRYAN T.. Kennedy disposed Of l4o lots m
The ica-Hillcrest section Of Jamalc"
a an auction sale held on Saturday on the
premises a large crowd attended the sale
The average price lot was S'7o Inc
Altering involved 3iq lots. and AFTER Mr..
Kennedy had disposed Of f36 private orer
vrss MADE fcr the remaining lo5 lots WnlcN
v-as accented Dy the auctioueer ana the
auction sale was discontinued Tomorrow
M Kennedy will sell ~ auction tract "'
FORTY acres 90 Hempstcad. Long Island.
4rortfrr over 500 feet ON Prospect avenue.
.orrh of Front street The property II
,,es~ the countrr home of Mrs %. p. + BEL
mont. and IN rhe surrounding neighoornooo
40 the Hsvemever Kernocnsn and van
Eenssalae- Kennedy estates The sale WI
take place iu the veser street salesroom
Joseph 3 Dsv uiU o0e~ ON Thursday.
lime 10 Or. southwest corner of Ninth ave
-,s and ras1 street plot io'x9e N feet
-lot res7ton feet on the south side ~ [itn
street. mr. reor west Of Nirfh avenue, ana
plot sov1oo reer on rhe east side Of Ninth
svs,va n-r feet south NJ 9Sth street
lSeveu-v pe~ cent of tho purchase Drice NAY
remain or .morrEs-e for three wears al %
~a- cent re will also offer or the same
6zv rhe sourrwezi conner ~ >edEv1ek ave-
ne and INST street plot 5fva. feet. also
1he Ouderueurr place ~ 0uccasunna. n
= comprising fnf-tv-tvo acres Of and, auo
-Jos 1928 and 1'n Third avenue So STORY
fstnouse with stores. 0n dot +Gl. teei
THE grand annua' outing " The lzf0 ana
-erh Wards House and Real Estate owners
Association will be- held on Ih-rsda} d
-.C-r-zf--..s Grove College Point Long Isl
and TIE committee with Henr- blocn
- chairman has made elaborate arrange
-~arrz 10 make the affair the rnest ln me
7-fz-0~- NJ tho aeeo~i alton a number OF
--~0-0fnerr ~irv officials have already sign
red their Intention ~ arten0inG- speclaI
fsr~vros+ will cave the oor1 street ferry
~ r. O'Clock and a dinner VIII oe served
- 1913 o'clock Costly souvenirs VIII me-
df=-~inuted su0 valuable 0rfZes VIII n'
awarded to trc winner Of .lc contests.
T.rke-r 7f s. IN each may no obtained rom
charles ~ Tidt $50 $40 Second avor'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
III o0nnIsfIoI % "a frIHIF IT"N07 y
WILLIAM H. M0FFITT. Owner,
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

BOROUGH OF RIt HMOND.
AUCTION SALE 3 p NJ SATURDAY. JULY
sth % cottage sites Woods % Arden. near
Eltingyilie Beach. staten Island. For particulars
apply 90 CORNELIUS O. KOLFF. Auctioneer. -
Broadvay y. 8. Phone Rector 5469
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS b. HOUSES To
rent. SO TO $50. houses Tor sale with all the
very latest improvements 81 600 upward. &. 2
SIMONHON & co. 1875 Richmond Terrace.
West New Brighton : 7.
DO YOT- own 4 LOT on STATEN ISLAND
~ viii build you = room house on II for
81 500 or Will loan you tho money 20 build
Further particulars.
n. r wITTEMANN. stspleton. S. I
ONE AND TWO FAMILY HOUSES WITH
all the improvements A. New Do-p and
Princess Bav terms to suit. nouses 20 rent
So 20 SIS
E. PETERSEN. Princess Bay. ;. J.
100000 CASH S242O MONTHLY. Buys 8
room house an Improvements. hot water
neat. price S27T5. Other bargains
~ J SHARRETT
Porr Richmond. {.
$50 CASH RTYS NEW Up TO DATE
house with All modern improvements; lot
+oVfo0 balance in small monthly payments
THE PRALI AGENCY.
Port Richmond. :. T.
AT NEW TORP HOUSE CONTAINING a
rooms an improvements $50 per month A.
Richmond. house containing rooms all i'm
JOHN p PIT RCELL. owner. Nev Dorp. : 7
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH ALL VERY
large. closets IN each room. the location fhe
best fne. large trees. all kinds o, FRUIT. plot
1o0V20o
r.. COLE. Tott~uvilla :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
MECHANICS LIENS,

nth AVE n or NJ 20th -t ~ 49,, 80.
Fletcher St1nle, 90 aEt Augustus aef'I7'
r'or-, & Weiss. contractors. 1910 q
OrJNvTLI.E AVE. 3G25 and 3G@' Tneoa lon'
ro,,I.chinsFI art p9 rilio Batteneln owner. JON"
q Zuosh. contractor. sos
bath ST 40 East David l>ratonsi 'n. -
Owner and contractor. $3.50
STU AVE W cor n ism e. -. ] - -
Joseph + Halpin agt Peter Mcfinn. owner "'N
-cricsinzor. contractor. go.
qn ayr oe.- 10 37o7. Ha--r q Senf ACT
Abraham lilyersou. owner. Julius Miller. con
tractor. sf62
DECATUR ST 81 o cor NJ 18Th ST. N6X-'ll d.
4 r. Klotz Fireprlofu= c. AIT Pirk heai' '''
owner and contractor s525.
2u AVE iepa. Isaac rerlmau at Title
fsnre owner md contractor; sl2H
FRANKLIN AVE. tH5 Tsido~ Fosof AZ
Nodes Realty CO. owner. Nicholas Hodes. con
--a.lnr- NI.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

I'D ST 20 East RcecIirz Construction %
az Charles Cugsenheinier Or al. April u.
1905 Sff2 20
9TH - II - lS1 West: NsV Terse" Terra
ro,'s GO agr John Olson Construction ~ -
sl Nsv % 1911 81 2a5
KELLY ST . - 1872 q ~ 18TH 81
sob esirrs- Z Gilman ag- JonFfelIcT- Realty
corporation Ian q 1911 500
ZANE PROPERTY. Giuseppe rsnorsllo - a
az LongfeUov Realty Corporation e. a. ian
IL 1911 $500
v-H AVE. i0s Theodore o. Wood AZ Me-
-oncla obstruction 70 ~ a. ua~-- "a 1911;
$50
MORRIS AVE. e21 70 s2S. Gustav Ernst AIT
ronr ZinFa~o - 81 Nsv Il 1911 $3.50 -
5TH AVE fos Fas- F've- Sash and Dco~
and Trim 30 AZ Jacob Rornechiid - Al Fee
q 1911 S22f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

Hurley Construction 60 10 ~, a.
81 500. address g43 East l4is' a. 5oo,. Iune
30 AVE. 2el2 esx7a prior mes 70 Emisrnn,
I Ia5ps,5 yrT s T"f9doF' Bank $1,000 address,
Chambers 81 100. Nav 10
152D ST. 5io East. 3oNllu9h ,ell0ne to Lorin
Bcrn5rm pr si6coo address E1s, so'n wase
2egn ST iso It Of On oo st. 7aSe L. due
field. June y prior mtg r,ank Ilssmodv 10
Nov H. 1912. Uer ceh., ,,qs East l3sth ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BARTHOLDI ST. = - p or Holland
av. 50xlo0. Joseph Buehler loans Rosario 10
Bue 81 500
BAILEY AVE. o S. 10 p ~ Albany 3D. or
BOSTON ave. 75xST Prospecting Investing Co
loan. Roma Construction and Engineering 60
s. 700
CHRISTOPHER IT. 70 and u. Samson Iach-
man loans Samuel Rodt and Jacob Lipman
80 no
9TH ST % s. 1852 n n 7th ave. "a 7xas
Metropolitan Life Insurance 60 loans Midwest
Realty Go $3.50 0oO.
2GTH ST. l42 and ~ West. chelsea Realty
GO loans a s. Construction 60 S-00o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

mtg slcoccW. June .. 500 address, Al West
End ave-
2GTH ST. 225 East sty brs 25x9s . John m r
Cowan. referee. 10 Hugh Cavanah -tntS 49,
June IA $1,000. address, IA Bergen St h'"'"
lyn.-
s4TH ST. $. 20 # OF 10Th = Si's.ii -
Ann I Carroll 70 Harriet James June -
mtg SIooop; slco; address les4 Broadway
asTH ST. n s. ST u "a OF 18th ave. COX '9,
Frank Hastings and ano exr TO Amos ~
prrhot. June Il. $4,000. address 90 Broa""aL
9TH ST, s s. 90 II " ~ 9Th ave. 2'xiuo;
Henry Ronermann 10 the trustees OF the 49,. no
presbvtprisn church OF New York. june
1rnte Si5 Oo0l: s3l 500. address 2is West 'Itn ~
e4TH ST 20 West. sty brk eoxlooz irreS
Josephine Louis 10 Jeanette Louis. jude
Slo0. address ~ West 92d -
Hath ST 6 West. 81 brk. 27xiol -, IL o.,,.,.
bert weiss 10 : sophia Ellingcr gnts =
Iune Si7. Sloo: address. iOS West llSth 81
r17-rII ST n r. ~ n o Of 1st ave. idNl"l.
pachela hi Stefano to August Muller. June D.
81: address l"o5 Davidson ave.
tgap ST tia West . stv hrk. I'Nl"u.
7beodore C;rassnock so Margaret 2 NaP,c.
.Iune 1G trutr SS.no"ii $50. address. iif y"
ic3d 81
tasTH ST % s. aS5 O. 81 ~ 9Th ave l'e
aa1f. Jacob FranEenthsaiie,r 70 , r'," al
dress 1s1 Lewis ave. BROOKLYN.
14srH ST s. 100 q az sth ave- .,,@
20 II: T-tilify Realty CO 10 MorEenthau Lea =,
GO ,mtg $50 oo"l' June -. Ni"". a'o'
THE BEONX
BOLToN AVE. s. - q Of l lelsS N
gINfOo charles Noe 20 william u -,
en- al. tune 10. sioo. address 900 r''f'
BAINBEIDGE AVE. $ - ft % Of >, Mo C,I,,l,
parkway. j0x 90. Annie y Amhra 70 ~ Am .,,-,,
Construction Co. June lG. 800. address '
Decatur ave.
CLINTON AVE. ttIi. s7H1co. Pet,r F.y 49,, 20
r,tits , Grin. Juno ~ mtg S2s.0oo' $40"
address f0o West 14ath -
CHARLOTTE ST 1917. fontoo. Ch .',.....','
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
ALTER ATIONS.
AFAN-HATTAN

57TH ST. .. $50 r. ~ ~ 5th ave. no 2
So and basement dwr. Y simpson. 60
cedar ST. rwuer. IT 3 Jacobs. 800 9Th ave.
erchitecr. ST. 900
LENOX AVE. 40. no sry end basement
1w- Nelson. premiTss. owner. T
Hines I0l West l24th archttecr So 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
HAITIAN

.-FrFre-CprfEP II 1873 81 iot-s
ami Stores 26 IZs1 one Hundred and Ihirt"-
I've Crrtsropher street. Inc. 'fe b-oad"a"r
owner Tardine Kent & friIl West 10th a.
architects S@0 000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

e. oo 500 dress e24 Ess. i2sth
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee
Interest a. s. re- -4nt unless otherwise stsredl
rr-NE 70
MANHATTAN
ACADEMY -- w -. ~ % ~ '@rrl - +fe.
50xloo June NJ. a -rs 'afnaI me u Nalo
Emigrant Industrial savings Bank sl'o" a0
BEDFORD ST. 81. c51io4 June n. 3 ~s
Annie Ttermohlsr auo ano @. Resale a n9"-'
81 600. address. $3.50 F-ist0v So
BRoApwAY. s3 Fslton 81. is4 to 1855 Feb
Washington TRUST ,. trustee >lp'NW dress.
253 BroadWal
June l6 prior NIX S5c1.oou. .ts. g.. per
cent. Alfred 30 Haclwau fo L.rt iu'p..
$4,000. address 500 Broadway
cIEIsToPHER ST. 70. -oze". yr E.r
d Rrieu sa.5co. Address 35-+ broacUaf.
CHRISTOPHER ST. r s. 10U 70 of Ws.erev
u.. 2iv.U. JUNE q re samuel Loot luc tuo
20 5isr Brosusu $500 address. a. West
CHRISTOPHER ST. 80 GO o.. 4la'o pr.or
mtg S1a.Cool. June 49, ! ST. per cent. -amu..
Rodt TO samson Lachman. 5000. address. 80
GREENWICH ST. 80 TX irrgs. June -. 3
20. $1,000, address. a' Nassau 81
HUDSON ST SOL to It1. stf hrA. cor
llth g. &tx irree June 49, duc as per hond
John Williams TO Tite Guarantee and Trust
60. S51.olo address 17C Broadwa..
HENRY SIR .-.l 4 .-, bril- .-,ruo. r.-. 1a.
tg4 as Der bone so mon WiI-ev.-l ~ 3D.. 10
Tito guarantee ara Trust 60. 81 900. address.
~ Broadwa-.
LAFAYETTE sT l.t 5sr nrt. -i1ioo l-ior
mte S24 Uoo. june B.. tr per cent Mirne.e
briganu fo American o.iga-- 'n. $1,000. ad-
dress 90 Nassau So
LEXINGTON tyE. SO I6N-o. June 70. due
- lfl "ol- '"i'I- D. hIppti 20 axe r.aiah
lee and Trust .o $1,000 address. ilG Broad
wa
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor liam So 7nz
ifres June u" due Aueust 1913. Riverside
eTr@ $4,000" address REVERSED. Drr" and
-. $780,.
--HiiN " 49,. cor ~ r.s,opho-
e. COX To-. June It. ~-s. per cent. william
Burn to Margaret ONeI. $4,000. address. o.
"ts' l'.n sD
-b AVE- s.. 200 10 of Madison ave. r05z
/ irre- s-cures assignment of award Dcf T.
1910. duo as per houi Emma Lane 20
william = hio'. 5000. address Westcnester
. aAN I"IrSe tEr-
80 AVE. zoos -7sloo. june IS. due june
3d. 1916. Tuut Marcus -o Union trust 20
'i NJ" YORK. s-> 0o' address. 'o Broadway.
9TH ST. 2D1 and 9oi West aOx25 Is. June
49, Que as p4r bond Matuda r. Tanner
q. ai % Titi. Gua-ant-. AMI .r-rst ca. Si0 ooo
F a5,ross r-c r,-o.I,--,..
sfs~ gT a. ra.t II s,,. .-, q.,oo .,-.,-
+ rr,ry sf25 O0Ul. lime zoos ~ l5.,,-,.,ta
= Morgan TO- Porte Pamsore s. 900. .,d
d-.ss ~ r}roag,,.,
s,rr5 ST r q tfs s, -. NJ -.. ..., -,-os o..
nm. 90 Ir. 60, rote ',
v.,st Real-r 90 M Ne-ronlIi-sr p I'D. l,,..,-,..
~, ya.-o1o .5,l...s 49, --'-' ''''- ''.''
4cTu eT r s,f f., q, ~ -t. .... .t.too e.
r,.r, & I o. a.. TX Wv -
pinchot to Franz g HASTINGS .yr and .,n.-
,-r.,r .-- 80
In 81, orA. -"A OBJ" june
4 n ~nar t. Trsi+f a. ri-b,-,s,,,- sfe e,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
TO Our Out-of-Town Agents

curious of
he
of that
had cent
of
property During the 1rst I've month"; u his
Ouo
no
the fac hah
20 ~
reulbe wild of .
forced lev els and
with NJ
ocap 2
Of
will sell 20
rc M To
81 $3.50
alive fooishv
asd
of Brook IN - N heart ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
LONG ISLAND.
WATER On the Ocean On the Bay
6sE Take your choice for sum
m>r life. We can give you
~ a ~ n either or South Shore Of
nEs9e Long Island ~ BAY shore
on Fire Island.
$40 Down, $40 Monthly
a - - a D. rs q money maker. T.
&ABbuk real water Ure You cannot
GA ID N match it. ~ou cannot beat -.
r~ee excursion every Satur-
On the Ocean On the Bay
VIM. i. hUffITT REALTY GO. ,fs5 .,T'i :
100 ACRES At OYSTER BAY
S750 FER ACRE

situated Oh broad, eVel PLAIN of-'''O's,-
oyster Bav Harbor, fronting The oyster Bay
mscadam.zed road. between Easr Norwlcn ans
the Village u oyster Bay properly Wnleh
would make a very desirable sIOdirisicn 'or SAFE
into villa or residential plot. 20 dev"iof-ls
500 O0o could be uade easily on this properly 20
sell into lots or plots could DO arranged NJ"
or fo acre plots for summer estates bitn"-
graph maps showing he prcpertv can oe hac or
application. Terms can be arranged. Wrile OF
anulv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $40 rDOI. June
~. Que dec lJ 1911. per cent. same to same.
5000. address sam, a. above
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-26
COOL BIRGEARS
ATE gUGlIINBERS
Porter Scott Offers SIS Re-
ward for Men Who
Robbed His Store.

Porter Stout has offered a reward
of SIS for the capture OF burglars
who broke into his general store mt
Columbia mine Monday night and
stole about 500 worth Of goods. a
peculiar feature Of the burglary Is
that the thieves sat down in the rear
OF the store and ate several raw
cucumbers, which they picked from a
small garden in the rear. Kinds
bearing imprlnts OF their teeth were
found at the back door showing that
they had peeled the cucumbers with
their teeth.
The burglars gaiped an entrance
by prying open a window in the rear
of the store While It appeared that
they had helped themselves generally
from the stock only shoes to
the value Of S75 and underwear
amounting to about SIS have been
missed thus far4 No money was
taken as none had been left in the
place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-26
WOMAN SITS
AT JAIL DOOR
With Little Children and Re
fuses to Move Until Illus
band is Released.

Obstinately refusing to bulge
from her position, Mrs. Tony Ker-
Ianczylk, with aSittle baby at hsr
breast and two small children at
her feet, is sitting upon the grass at
the side of the counts, jail entrance
and waiting, for her husband to be
released from the. prison.
The woman'sa husband is a Slav
who works in an Adamston coal mine
and he was committed to jail We'd
nesday morning for ten days in de-
fault of paying 1920 as the cost of
causing the arrest and hearing of
Stanislaw Kuszmirz, another Adams
ton coal miner, on a charge OF as
saultlng and beating him last Sunday
afternoon. 1t developed at the hear
ing that Stanislaw had been arrested
by the chief of police OF Adamston
and fined by Mayor Garrett there
for the same oRense. hence he was
released.
Tony did not have the money with
which to pay the costs of the case
or he did not like the idea of giving
it up, and the Justice sent him TIC
Jail in default of payment. The
woman and her children followed
him to the Jail door and she declares
she Will remain there day and night
until he is released.
Those in charge of the Jail took
pity upon the poor woman and pro
vided her and her children with
dinner at the noon hour. Chairs
were also placed upon the lawn for
their benefit, but the woman refuses
to move from her position upon the
grass. The county authorities arc
in quandary as to what to do with
her, but she will likely be put In jail
with her husband. unFess she decides
to return home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-26
NIX. ERDMANW GOES
TO WELRTON MILLS
Decided Promotion for Man
Who Ran Tin Plate
Mills Here.

c. V. Erdmann, general manager
of the Clarksburg plant of the Phil
lips Sheet and Tin Plate Company,
has been transferred to the Weirton
plant Of the company and he and his
family to move to steubenville, o.
near weirton, within the next ten
days. Mr.. Erdmann's transfer is a
decided promotion, based on his man
agement of the plant here the last
nine months. The weirton plant is
double the size of the Clarksburg
plant and the company recognizing
the fine ability of Mr.. Erdmann as
shown by his management of the
Clarksburg plant deemed it wise 20
transfer his service to the larger
plant. Since coming here from
Cleveland, o., nine months ago, he
and his family have made many
friends here who regret to learn of
their coming departure. William ].
Heilman, hot mill foreman, has also
been transformed to the Weirton
mills and he and his family will
also move within the next ten days,
John C. Williams, general manager
of the weirton plant, will succeed
Mr.. Erdmann here and John II. Pat
ton will succeed Mr.. HeiIman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-26
From MSddlebourne to New
Martinsville BY Col.
Joseph Fuccy.
EXTENSIONS OF ROAD
Are to Be Made by Shirley
and Salem to Reach the
Traction Line Here.

That section of the projected
Clarksburg Northern railroad be-
tween Middle5ourne and New
Martinsvi1le, to be built and oper-
ated by Col. T. Moore Jackson, Of
this city. and others, Is under cons
Struction contract, the same having
cen awarded to Col. Joseph Fuccy.
the well known railroad builder.
and Col. Fuccy VIII begin active
work Thursday.
Col. Fuccy's contract calls for the
grading and masonry OF the thirteen
miles of the road between the two
towns mentioned. He is to push
the work with energy and vigor, be-
ginning at once SO as to complete
the contract the earliest possible
day. The company, Col. Jackson
states, hopes to have that part of
the road completed and In actual
operation by May next.
Upon the completion of the road
between the two towns, it will be
extended to Shirley from New Mar
tinsville, a distance Of thirty miles,
and thence to Salem, a distance OF
eighteen miles Reaching Salem,
connection will be made with the
Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction
Company's line either by an extern
sion of the latter or by an extension
of Col. Jackson's road, or at some
point agreed upon by the two COM
panies, the general manager of the
traction company and Clarksburg
Northern officials having come
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-26
ALLEGED VIOLATORS
Of Internal Revenue Laws
are Brought to the
Jail Here.

Four men accused of violating
the national excise las were brought
to jail here Wednesday by United
states Deputy Marshal Blzle Will
Iiams. of Wheeling. having been held
for the October term of the federal
court and being unable to give
boud.
One Of them is Louis Swartz, ac-
euscd of running a speakeasy in
brooke county Another is Will
liam pride, colored. accused OF
having a speakeasy in his shoe shining
place at Wellsburg. The others are
James Marshall and John Volg
charged with operating speak
easy in an old house in the lower
part of Moundsville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-26
GRINMINAL ASSAULT
Committed Upon Young Girl
in Pocahontas County
Culprft Fleets.

ELKINs, July 26.-Grant slavin,
aged 40, committed a criminal assault
upon the sIxteen-year-old daughter
of DR.. Lambert, tof Arbovale. Poca-
hontas county, sixty miles southeast
of here on the Greenbrier division of
the c. & o. Reports say that Slavin
accomplished his criminal purpose.
He was arrested by a special con-
stable from Durbin, and as he was
being taken to the Durbin Jail, he
escaped from the constable and fed
in the direction of the Allegheny
mountains, in proximity of the scene
of the crime. On the trail is n
posse, but the fugitive is still At
large.