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New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

Harry II Frazee, OF the theatrical firm or
Frazee & Lederer and 7. ChauHccy An
derson have purchased through A. g.. q
!. l. Marks the Central Baptist Church
property. At No 30 70 226 West 42d street.
between the New Amsterdam and the
Liberty theatres on q plot 7sX9Sa feet OF
the southerlv side OF the street, and about
two hundred feet west Of Broadway
IL is the intention Of the buyers 70 erect
on the site a theatre 10 be devoted to their
own purposes. Building operations will
start on December Is next.
This property has been owned by the
church since 1871, at which time the church
now thereon was erected. II was one OF
the first Baptist churches 70 be- built In the
upper part Of New York, which az that
time was considered a suburb Of this city
Tho church reserves the right 10 the
contents OF the cornerstone when the work
Of demolition begins, also 70 tho relics and
other valuable mementos oc those days
therein contained. This property was held
ar a figure near $4,000, and is the last
large plot available for Improvement ON
the southerlv side of 42d street on the
block known as Theatre Row.
Moore & Wyckoff have sold for vs.. Em-
lon Roosevelt the northeast corner OF PARK
avenue and 54th street, being No. iol to 81"
Park avenue, and No. l9l 10 100 East 5ith
street. a plot l005..sO feet. The new own
ers are having plans prepared by Cross q
Cross. architects for the erection oi
twelve story basement and cellar hreprool
apartment house with two apai lileil'S "'.
each floor, consisting or eleven rooms anu
four baths and seventeen rooms Win H'e
baths. Some of the apartments VIII 'e
on the same floor level and others VIII oe
Of the duplex type. Tho rentals VIII '"''s'
from $500 20 800 some OF these apart
meuts have already been rented from 1u,
plans. The total cost oI The operation "'i'
be about N.@oVN The building WI. pr
completed by October 4. 1872. Moore
Wyckof have been appointed agents lot
the building 10y the now owners.
Moore q Nvckon also sold rece""H '.1
75-foot plot at NO. lls 10 ia Eas' 'f'l
street. which is within IaIt a D'o'A 'l ''''
above named property 70 the NO. I-9 f''s1
18th Street Company which is no" erect
ing nine story apartment house OF I"a'
plot.
The recently reported plan Tor inc
uon OF an dpd tultlL ""'S' "t '
property owned by the Seth Barton fIeI. "
estate on Fifth avenue adjoining i"' s'U'.'
corner OF I'D street has oe'h d'aI'o -
making the second unsucoes7i'.
along that line OF development inc MUS.
recent negotiation had gone oh'l So 'a' 80
the granting OF an option 10 sell the 'al'1'
S0zl5 feet, adjoining the nome OF James
- Burden for S'0."' 10 a. iirm oi 'U'.'''.s,
who it is now Iearnea' nave "'."sl VIZ
option 10 expire "ilno"l '"N"'e ''-'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

GOTH -r. -6 West. Empire Roofing co aE'
Bertha Bartlett c. al. Sept IL. 1911. $50
GRAND Sr. sos to ei- Joseph U-urkoT ag'
Morris Freedman .. ai. Sept lt 1911 $3.50
53D ST. 25I aud a5a Wast william Marks
aE, Pauline Dalton Off al. sept lB. 1911. s45 Gi.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. ~ rnr ot iS5th
-t. Barrett Manufacturing 60 agt D.ofil 90 et
al Sept fG 1911 S21- S.
CTU sT AIS EAST. Wo.r Ge'haud aE- Con-
Era-ur.0r EllrH IT, Israel Aua-lcI NeserItz ct
ai, Soy - 1870 $500
GrH ST. Sl5 Eas.. William a Thomas 90 az
same. Dec 2. 1910. NIti 90
SAME PROPERTY. Joseph Bernstein agt
Same. Dec g. 1910. $1,000.
SAAE PROPERTY Lawrence Rooney agt
sama. Jan o. 1911 SlsT s.
BATHGA~E AVE. s. $50 2. ~ ls0th So.
T. u H.aurv 60 az, Char.re r. Far-o.o 20 al,
Aus 20 llI ML ..ndL $40. nI
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
UNLOCKED PlcCALILLl.

The following may serve either as q
sweet piccalilH or as a rather sharp chow
chow, according 10 the amount OF sugar
used. II is equally excellent in both ways
Have on hand one large head OF cabbage
and a half. half peck Of green tomatoes.
two quarts of ripe tomatoes. SIX onions,
six green peppers, TWO red peppers, half IL
cupful OF grated horseradish, haf tea
spoonful Of black pepper. an even teaspoon
1ul or mustard. an ounce Of white mus
1ard seed. an once Of celery seed, table
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
HODGE PODGE JAM.

a h0dge-podge Jam Of peaches ounces,
pears and apples, with cloves. ginger root
and lemon peel added. IS delicious and well
worth trying. The skins and cores may be
boiled together separately 10 add 90 the
svruu. which gives the consistency Of a
th.r jelly 10 this part and Keeps the fruit
from Jumping together al the bottom Of the
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
REAL ESTATE BOARD MEETING.

At The annual meeting OF the Real Estate
Board of Brokers held yesterday Warren
CruikshanE. T.. a. Treadwell and W. j..
Van Pelt were elected as members Of the
hoard Of governors for a period Of three
years.
The election Of a nominating committee
Tor 1912 resulted as follows: David A. Clark
son. Joel s. De Selding. oscar l. Foley
Frederick d. kallev and John ?. Kirwan.
The election Of officers was postponed until
tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

10 FCNOGNo.
COT NDRNEtB PLACE. q W ror w..
at'. lil@x Belle SewrfI azr Rs--,s..h is'sa
attorney. " Frank. '%In
JOHNSON AVE. Sws ntO o.
go. block $40. fG2 Gv-. same sc, ~ ~
berrien 81 al foreclosure % transfer n ~ ~ %
attorney. 81 Frank lfri
2l6TH ST. n 5. 1869 n . n Msioos.
W1x4629N irrcg same sgt relchsrr Cos.t''.
" Frank "-Fn'y,
WEST FARMS ROAD vss. irta-,,....
Nam sf. 2'-rfON irreg. same arr Eror- f, .
Frank
TNDEPENDBNCE AVE. VS. -,3a,
~ 23ist st 81 6x2iJ same agf EfrIr Il tl,r
nev u Frank aei-
STANTON sT, s. 4st rt o. NJ ro-.,,s..
y NGxDbeN i-r'g Mose7 p Prout ~ % agt Fass,
Crawford. Harris = Goodwin
2i5TH ST. 20 s. ~ n. OF f0th ave IN,
| Charles = HlN agt James Tyler af 4 ~.
/ closure of mtgi. attorneys Hunt ffil = Per-,
i4oTH 81. g. and 90 West. state Rsrs =.
louvre ,{'altT 70 % a, foreclosure o. m'sJ a.
McsHor.r AVE ~ b. 4a.o p o % TIurr.r ~.
-N-. Belle Se9eii azt Sonie a shsa o. :,
foreclosure OF transfer of tax lierI. a,tcrzsg y
Frank.
i0isT ST. s. i549 % of Proafrs~ fao-
154.0. Clara Bloom ngdslo ~ al aet -.
s~nn9eriug o. al foreclosure Of mtg. a.i,-,,1
r Spiegohorg
DAWSON sT. = 256 n ~ T.11zvoot ,..
20OxiO0. Dry Dock savings Irsri-rr.0r sr+ t,s.-.,
s. Wheaton ef al f1rccl0sure OF flu- grf--,. i.
torrrv. r. " Ticrcuor.
18TH ST. o. 3T5 % ~ ~ W9--i, 81. ~.
1860. Isabella Hart art Eric Rorzsf-r-- q, i
ismcnded foreclosure NJ mts a,tcus-. vs.-.-
Ter
CHURCH ST 3t5 and 3i- and L.sro-,,a ..
3S August ~ Killers AIT Ess Tn Realty c. ....
zion 20 foree0se mechanic IS UcGI. atiorre-. E.
fers e. Abberley.
GRANT AVE n e $50 o. N osrref 81. o..
100. Ella S classson AZ Giuseppe Anon. .lois-,
o. al foreclosure of mtgI. attorneys M-auIr,
EIorucr g. smith.
I5OTH s7' % s.. - p 0' I0'h ave so1as ~,
actiOusI. William q F0rrau aEr George frs---
ress or a, foreclosure Ot $3.50 Wtgsf. at8ruer.
W n Ostrauler
LONGFELLJW ST. p cor 1921 s- lG0xa
1.-TWO actiOnsI. James II Brewster. trustees. az
Benjamin Fiau o. ai flrcc lgsure VI fan utssI.
attOrucv. II Miller
WEsTCHEsTER AVE- - e lots 1893 ard Is-
map or property of Sew I0rF Catholic nr-
tectory. FiIlppo Ccl-.iia.t arf New To-s rstto-
De protectory Specific performance. at.1rns,,
Il Rit,sn1erg.
10TH SIT II East Metropolis Securities "a
agt Christopher D. Campbell rf al t1'0r .1.urs o.
mtg, alt1rueE. i Hasar1lck.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
IN The AUCTION MARKET.

THE following transactions were recorded
yesterday ar the Real Estate Exchange
saIesroom. nos. "a and is Vesey street
F~ Joseph r Day.
rrrrrrr ST. 4St cor ~ CorIea .s
ofx5G. -rv loft and store BLDG sold 10 the
plaintiff for $40 600
trTH ST. GI5. % r. cts p o. ave p. 2'x
r0g e.. = stv tenmt and stores. sold TO sarah
E0nu f1- $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
RECORDED LEASES.
WuH name and address OF lessee.
OCTOBER u.

OCTOBER H.
REDaNE ST 535. Cathariue Finn TO Antonio
1arora. . vrs from NOV l. iail' sl'-V. aaatess'
- Grand %.
PEARL. ST. 81. Bridge ~. 20. store. etc;
Marx O-iurer 20 Charles Teckeuoure; " yrs rom
Na. e. 1911. $500 address. 81 Pearl -.
PROSPECT AVE. SS4 store and front part
ana basement. Ludwig 8 Back 70 Arthur s WI
son. " yrs from sept o.. 1911. Sl.-oo. address
$50 Prospect ave.
-TH AVE a. store and basement. United
Merchants Realty and Improvement 60 70 sam
r.I sherman. fu v-s rrom sept Z. 1911. $4,000,
address -~. W-r0ua 7t BrooAIyu-
2fTrI ST. $50 West stanley Goiilck co 20
Barker Painting Co. o yrs from Oct i, 1871, =, -
400. address l--I West -6fl SO.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
CHURCH BOUGHT FOR THEATRE SITE
PLAYHOUSE to Replace Old Central Baptist Edfce in 42d Street
Near Broadway, Held at S500.000.


OF Years the entire building at the south
west corner Of Amsterdam avenue and
l4sth street. 5ox100 feet for the Heimsoth
estate TO Bach & Co FOR a department
store
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

A New York chef noted for the delecta-
BILE dishes he prepares TO eat. serves fish
balls with bacon for breakfast in cold
weather. a small. thin slice Of bacon,
cooked 10 a crisp brown. IS placed under
esCb fshbaU which IS decorated on top
with q bit Of green parsley.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
LONG ISLAND HOUSE RENTED.

Peaso * Gilman have rented for Mrs.
Annie ?. Y. Nelson her house In Central
William Chappeu Trcmaine, Of the United
States army.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


PARK AVENUE Moore g. Wvckof have sold
Park avenue and 54th street being No. 4O1 20
-05 Park avenue and 80. 1Oi 20 1O9 East 54tn
street. plot 100.Jx90 feet The new owners
are having plans prepared hy Cross a. Cross. the
architects. for the erection 0f twelve story
apartment house. The building viii be- com
pieted hv October I. 1872 Moore q Wyckof
have been appointed agents for the building by
the owners.
-2J STREET-Bradf0rI ~. Hitchcock as at
t0ruev for The Rufus a.. I-eed estate. has sold
90 James =. Goodwin Robert s. Miuturn ana
Ad1lph a. Hagemau. respectively, Nos. no, ITO
ana . Fast - street three three story dwell
ing houses each on lot 2ux9s.3 feet. between
lexington and Fourth avenues. Mr. HitchcocN
reports that SO. 10 sold for Si-Joo, NO.
1913 for $50 25O and $50. T., FOR 50 Ooo
gCTH STREET-Henrv ~ M0eler has sold
for tue estate % Edward NJ M9eiIer 10 Mrs.
Mary Y0ungmu th- four story dwelling house
Nr 30 Vest n6tn street. lot -uNlouN feel-
Mrs T0uugmau will occupy the house.
a-TH STREFT-B r. Freed has bought from
81 We'll so. IL East g7th street. a nye story
tenement house. with stores. on lot 4bXloo-u
feet.
4.D -ET-fIarrr H Trazee and p
rrauu~ov Anderson have purchased through a.
g. a. q. A. Marks the Central Baptist ChuTcn
property. 8- $50. 30 20 22b West 40 street
RIOT 7exgS feet. The purchasers VIII erect n
theatre ON the site.
THE BRONX.
TELLER AVENUE-Go0rge Miller has soid
f1~ George I.lduig. 10 Charles !. Dampnoll. NO
-gg- --aiIa- ateure a three story two-faUlE
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
NEW JERSEY.
RUTHERFORD, n. J.

gts miles OUT express trains .. al. 0rar4 ;@.h
seats for alf. most hodltilII, rIre-- Vaisr
supply Borough removes snow clr.. rasns
access easier Than ir the D.fF. r-llmrz
house: every coryoUiCnra for easy. 0-H1or.A
h0usekeeuing planned for comfdr. ir Writer ss
well as summer doutie oak r11-r. 14ne.'i
dining rooms. -as kitchen. l1rr Inu-Il. nf room.
rfod bath fireplace. highest class e1Ii inueHi
steam gas. electricity. nice .Hf. aH-arf's
neiEhhorhood, convenient - stations T,f A.
vartagaous time to ruE. s. 100 $500 cash. ball
snce Ike rent. VAN MATER Saal.r Blid1s
Rutherford.
YOTR RENT BUYS CEMENT BrN1AIoN r
six rooms. bath heat. go minutes EIfF E3
Communication S415. Price. s. lon. 's--. 81
OWNER. Room f59. TIt.a Avenue bd-1.nS or
nor g.'-f
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
coo ACRES. All. KINDS TErL- Sss
Ioysaz and farm buildings Running r7--I =
almost an buildings. brook $500"
$50 acres. elevation 100 faer mo 'F
CatsFiUs. running water. l-..rHu H0ls,, -
summer resort. $500. -,.
40 acres p room house running 't.-'I e-r'"
tHHH|
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
BOROUGH on BROOhLYN

ST PARK PLACE. NEAR new YORK AVE-
nue.: tony section. modern swell front res-
deuce. par1uetre floors sI~ot-i. lights. YOU'D
GIT BERT ELLIOTT. t4 Court st. Hr11lyu.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
ZEAL ESTATE

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
AT THE LOWEST RENT rs NANHAtIAN
ton Morton and Barrow ets JAMES NJ L-.. ir
SHANK. 30 Pine So. tn. .-li anlu. .. y.
FITZPATRICK. Ir tra huI.lfr-. I-- - 49,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
LIS PENDENs.

brk g'ores. 77isxi2a. sykes ps.f,. A..
frosdwayl owner. = McCrorev cat ~
Ilas-r nnl aIcnltoct. coEl. 5000 III
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LEr
I.ONo ISLAND.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANiAtIAN.
SPRING ST. 55 and 81. for a nro wall. t9.5x
>xfa.jX24 :. De Marco ia" Muleeir, si,
owner. D. Borgia. 1893 Broadway architect
cost s. 0uO.
THE BRONX.
fs8TH ST. s 90 f w OF Hughes ave. for
flra. s stv brs dwgs I5x2f IS. pasqualc ID Auria
$40 East lsuth 80. owner. M ~ Do. GallO, 4ul
fremont ave, architect. cost, $1,000
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

BELMONT AVE. 2iio. 10 S s-y bra teunit
otxS5 G. Angelo fonaeguni on premises owner
m 81 Tel Ia9fp. lol fremont ave. arrhlie-i
cost s'""
PROSPECT AVE. cor lso,h 81. 70 1 ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18
ALTERATIONS.


5grH -T 81 S15 ft Va OF 9th ave. tl a . s'y
.tar room. Roos,ynlf Hospital lnth 81 ani 9th
av. owner. la Farce q Morris % Madison
S1uars. architects cost. St0.0pD
10TH ST. w cor tsI ave. t0 s sfv tenmt
FeIgeuhIsft HrotherT. 3.56 East T0rhst owners. J
J h Gatigan, il-5 Broadway architect. COST
SC. 500
tgn ST. - and % West. 90 Is as store ARD
oeira bldg. AudreNs Estate. owner. 4 ~ -rald
M ieesee a ~ Allen, West i5rh st sr'htcc.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-18

TELLER AVENt'E-Go0-ge Miller has -oio
Cor George Ialdwie. 10 Charles =. Campbell. no.
1887 Teller atenIe a. three story iNo- %
f-gt rl.u,- +rr last of = row built Cv the seller
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-19
This Store is the Answer to the Fall
Clothes Question

Let's take this question of clothes for Fall Might just we'll
do because going need things
don't need them Whether Suit Over
Hat Shirt Neckwea the make your selec
on because have pick the when stock complete
And by the right here, that will search
long before find good and complete representation
the seasons best ideas
Fall stock Of Clothing, Furnishings and Hats.
You entitled nothing but the best style and quality
why should not have If buy here price will
from fully satisfying good and judgment
We satisfied mark goods low reasonable profit will
permit That that little here will anywhere
for the value
Besides will find just and pleasant pur-
chase make if isn't right Every possible of
dissatisfaction covered by guaranty of moneys worth
back
This the Store of Square Deal Service and Saving Opportun
ties It's your Store-make the of it.
------
The Union Clothing Company
THE BIG STORE WITH THE BIG STOCK
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Grand fall opening at the City Auc-
ton Rooms. See advertisement.
The best barber service is none too
good for any man. Try Miers'
Mrs. Earle Cutler is confined to her
home on Elm street by illness.
W. A. Drew went this noon to run.
bridge for a few days viait with rela-
t.yes.
Get one Of those messaline petticoats
at Abbotts to match your suit Only
$3.50.
Everyone knows the value Fits gives
at his curtain sales. Come Saturday,
early.
Another lot ladies' and chldren's
sweaters by express to-day at The
Vaughan Store.
Something new: Magee ranges with
glass oven doors Come in and see
them at the N. D. Phelps Co.
On no other occasion could the people
Of Barre have the chance TO hear Mar
garet Esay for so small an admission,
l5c and 25c.
Sale of comfortables, Sl.25 each We
offer one bale of comfortables that we
bought to sell for Sl.50, for bargain
on Saturday you can buy at 1925; silka-
line cover, filed with white cotton, at
Perry's on Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-19
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911.
Weather Forecast.

Cloudy tonight. Friday generally
fair; moderate northeast to north winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-19
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

! LOsT-A gold locket engraved r. Nj. A
about two weeks ago, between the MaIhewson
School aud Beckey Street Finder please re-
turn TO the Times eiIice is4t2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-19
NJ. E. Church Entertainment.

The following is the program for
the entertainment to be given in He'd
ding Methodist church Oct. 20 by Mrs,
NJ. Assay Hesse, assisted by the He'd
ding Male chorus and the chorus choir
with Mrs. William OLIVER as accom-
PIANIST and W. II. Goodfcllow, director,
Chorus, might, Lovely Night r. Berger
"The Rhine Raft Song" Pinsuti
Choir
Reading, "Losca"
"Persimmons"
Mrs. NJ Hesse
Violin solo, "Fantasie" Oh. DeBeriot
Edmund Sanbon
Reading, "What William Did"
Mrs. NJ. Hesse
Chorus, "The Winds Are Hushed"
................ Scion Walder
Kentucky Babe" .... Geibel
Hedding Male chorus
Piano solo, "3arcarolle, GA minor
Observation-Disclosures. Rubenstein
Miss Bertha Bau
Reading, "Kehoe's Bar
Mrs. NJ. Hesse
Violin solo, Spinning Wheel" =. Server
Edmund Sanborn
Chorus, "Mary Of Argyle" - Shattuck
Hedding Male chorus
Readings from "EIiawatha,'
"Face in the Mist"
"Indian Squaws"
Mrs. NJ. Hesse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-19
wEBSTERvILLE.

The Barre Savings Bank and Trust
company will be open Saturday and
Monday evenings from 7 to s,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-16
Chinese Situation Tense. 4 New Lodoe q

Slaughter of thousands of non
combatants, men, women and
children at Nanking mai ks black
est day in modern times,
Intervention by christian pow
ers called for by Sha ngAai news
papers, which declares crime
cannot be witnessed in silence.
WI Ting Fang asks why Unit
ed States dosen't recognize re-
public, declaring it best method
of stopping bloodshed, .
Pekin quite while government
seeks corporation of Gen. Chang
with whom future of North Chi
ma probable rests.
Presidency of new Chinese re.
public said to have been offe red
Yuan Shih Kai, who has not vet
arrived at capital to accept pre-
miership, ..
Revolutionary organization be.
coming more perfect each day
Leaders declare every provin ce
soon will be ready to attend ma.
tion convention to nominate Pres.
ident. y
1t is not whether the Mauchu
of the Chinese prevailed-ir
point Of fact the Chinese have
prevailed, and the government is
paiai'zeo, out IL is. a question Ol
Innocent human lives and the
hideous slaughter of noncom cat
ants, women and children. The
christian powers have nnt tht
right to the name if they car
witness such crimes in silence,
Weekly Globe Damocra
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-16

On the night of Nov. the 11th.
1911. The Hon. Leo. l.. Lemons
Of Springfield Mo-, Dept, orgar-
;zer instituted a Ladge at the
Odd.felew Hall at the JAZZ. Vile
Colony with a membership of
over 80. The Ava Team, with
help from Mansfield and Cedar
Gap did the work, we shall give
the names Of those who were
here as We cleaned them the
best we could.
From Ava:--M. G. Reynolds, A,
p. Miller, Badly jim Miller,
Chas. Victor, Paul Kreisel,
Henry KIineine, J. O. Briggs.
Paul Fletcher. Jas. Billings
icy, Warren Thurman. Sherman
Mankin Bill Dunn, John Lovan,
Frank Heimer, Oscar Bradshaw,
Chas. W. Burdett. Otnev Smith,
| From Mansfield III. K, 'smed-
ley. G. w. Tripis,Tl
From Cedar Gap-J. f. Cook,
and F. W. Gift.
| This shows the universal
Brotherhood of Oddfellowship.
Also thataStorms, rain or snow
does not stop an Oddfellow, when
duty demands him to step out
from his own home and shelter,
with lis face toward suffering
humanity-With the mind of fhelp
iuppermost in bis bosom-Fear.
less of the terriably storms-on.
ward he goes until he reaches the
the spot, where the -trod
den lay-He stoops down-Witt
the hand of FRIENDSHIP. he lifts
| the helpless up-He sets him ir
his own saddle, and with a hear
full of LOVE, he takes him to the
Inn, and says to the Innkeeper
here is two pence, take cnre O
him, and # it costs you more
with the Spirit OF TRUTH. he pro
misses to return and pay all costs
Men Of age were here on thi
memorial night. Their gre.
), locks said to us that they ba'
stoodIthe storms Of many win
ters. But Their ambition ant
; zeal. for Friendship, Love AM
Truth, were as Young as in To
| days Of their youth. We do no
!, know the profession of al, bu
{ we know that both Of the, Bank
LOT Ava was represented, ou
lCounty Supt. was here, ou
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-16

County Surveyor was here, aud ,
there were School Teachers
here; there were Merchants
here The night was fearful and
cold But there was good ac-
cGmplished, in spite of all this,
the men labored hard all the
night, like unto Paul and hts
shjpmen-And as we say, our
ss,rthy Organizer, Hon. Leo L.
E mons, stood like a giant oak
Gstha. forest. No less did the
tam. and no less did the men
aho were Initiated into the Noble
Order, they stotd shivering\ like
the man who fell among thieves
-.4istenjng to- the gentle voice OF
ti'ose who were there to raise
tlsem into a higher sphere of life,
| Which fell like magic oil ON their
listening ears. And Mt ~ O'clock,
tbh rap was heard, the alarm
wis given, informing one and all
that there was Supper pre-
pared, at the umble table of the
I'D and Colonies home, prepared
by the Colony women and their
b j. igbbors: Where trembling
hands and silivering forms, par
took of the dainties prepared by
as faithful hands as ever desired
to be like Esther or Ruth, and
all that grieved those hearts was
that they could not do more, tc
help the good work on.
The nightpassed-Again wher
morning came, they all wore ir
vited to the same table for break
fast. and. while those Noble Mer
eat, they were further tr,:atec
to the Missouri State" Song
sung by the Colony people.
- It is true that the Colony peo
pie at the present are at loss TO.
good house room, for the en,er
tainment of such a time, Blu
their hearts are big enough t
entwine the world of people i
kindness, II it was possible TO
them to do so; and especially a
august body of men as wer
here this memorial night. An
it shall ever be the determinatio
of q the Colony people at ]eas
and we believe all participant
to cause the Ava, and MANSFIELD
and Cedar Gap Brothers to loo
back to that stormy night wit
pride at the WORK they accor
plished on this occasion, and th
Hon. Leo. L Lemons can boa
of the great work lie done
starting this Lodge off. Lot
for us again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-16
ST. JAMES. ITEMS

John Smith and wife went. 80
Cold Springs last Wedn esday to
spend the day with their sister
Mrs Mccall.
Mrs Tina Rogers anu son DIV,
er were Norwood visiters Tues
Mary Baker Of Pulaski Co.
is visiting ner brother J. Smith.
Asa Royston has had a re}opss
and is not so well.
Rev. J.F. Mccall of Cold
Springs passed thru here Fri
day On his way to Olatha.,,
Oliver Tyrell is slowly improving
from his sick spell.
Floyed Dixon has rented the
Herald place on Wilson hollow
and Is busy moveing into it.
Mr. Cleveland and Step son Paul
Hedrick went to Mansfield one
day last week,
. Little4 4Affle Smhh went home
with her teacher last Wed night
| Quite a number in the districN
are having the chicken pox tho
no one seems to be seriously af
fected by them. s.
Steve Foster made a trip tt
Mansfield last Tuesday.
Our school has new chair ant
table.
Earl Turley and family ant
Maud Riley spent Monday nigh
at Jim Mcintosh 's--Earl was OF
his way back to Kansas after
:, weeks visit with relatives here.
Bertie James was kicked b
t one Of his mules last week an
. while the Injuries are painfu
4 they are not serious.
r Mrs Bob Seal and Pearl Foste
$ made a trip to Brushyknob Tue
G day.
Jim Mcintosh is ceiling h
: house and preparing to build
= new barn-Jasper Woods ar
! Lon Atchison are helping him.