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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-24

wit related. Mr.. Dooley's Shopping
Memorandum was the next game in
dulged in and Mrs. E. Boone won the
prize for being the most successful
one in puzzling out what Mrs. Dooley
purchased.
Among those present were Louise
Ronke, Mrs. Ward Stone, Julia Elan
merry, Miss Julia Finney, Elizabeth
O'Brien, Jennie O'Reilley, Mrs. Far
-ar, Lima O'Shaughnessey, Mrs.
Brooks. May B. Flanagan, Mrs. John
son, Myrtle Rooney, Mrs. Henry, CAL
lie Mulligan, Mrs Simpson, Mary
O'Malley, Mrs. Parks, Jessie O'Grady,
Mrs. Walker, Bessie Casey, Laura
Mulcahy, Israel McGinniss Edna Cas-
sidy, Nora Morarity, Henrietta Ola
gan, Edna O'Flarity, Miss Emma Null
doom, Ellen O'Too!e, Mrs. Myers,
Mrs. French, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Boone,
Mrs. Buckner, Mrs Haley, Mrs. Ruby,
Mrs. w A. Stone, Mrs, Estabrook.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
NEW STYLES IN woMEN's DRESS
Sloping Shoulders, Rolling Revers and
Collarles5 Effects in Spring Modes.

Toledo Nov. te-Meme ers Of the Ne
tional Cloak, SUIT and Skirt Manufa turers
Association have closed their annual meet
Ing by adopting the following styles r.
women's dress next spring:
There viii be four new features in the
spring modes IN both suits and separate
coats the eloping shoulder "a 4 comina
style. Belted and collarless effects vii
be q second new departure. Ro'linv revers
longer than those ct present fashionable, is
a third item. The side buttoning and
trimming effect will tecome more pro-
nounced as the spring advances
Srit Jackets will be crt on straight Ines.
slightly fitted. the predon mating lengths
will be twerty-six inches and shorter with
tendency toward the rounded front ef-
fects
skirts will he cut with few cores and
on straight lines with scme panel and
tunic effects. The sighty r1iszd waist
Inc with Inside beltinsl viii continue il
faycr and the oue-sded effects viii be
strongly featured.
Separate skirts will be cut on the lines
OF the suit skirts; the trimmings VII b.,
applied TO give the appearance of more
fuiness.
Separate coats VIII be full length and less
fitted than heretofore. with a tendency Tow
ard enveloping effects The 50 de revers
viii continue good on these coats.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name end address ~ purchaser
NOVEMBER IS.
MANHATTAN

LENox AVE. 50. 25xloo; Lena Jacobs 70
Abraham Jacobs; NOV II, 500. adare-'. -
LenoN ave.
LUXfNGTON AVE. 1895 and 1887. 5ozo5; An
ME I Jung 10 Manhattan Investing 90 'mtg
sio5oo: Nov II. $4,000. address l-o hIo'-
way.
aixfG9. Antonio Maggie 20 Antonio Franzona ana
Vin-enzo c.cio Cnts ,Si5. 7ool; Nov 49, 81 a1-
dress 52cG Gth ave. Brooklyn
80 AVE. e. cor Of a7th st 25x9o. Jonas
address. 17G7 81 ave.
ETH AVE. Jl7 and 5l9. w cor cf 5lst 81;
4Gxl0O. Gth ave. 5l3 and 5l5. an right title ana
sie ws,isr - 10 saTmSi 1aher End &Iriam Mailer.
Oct 81; 800: address 32j East i6rh st.
s5rH sr $50 q q ID age 55@,l 25Eio2; e. A2e zee
500. address - East sjth S.
ssTH ST, 800 Essti o sly b. ,;255z1oo. w2lf ,l
500. address. 1909 Lexington ave.
I03D ST % 9. IL Il o. 30 ave 22xl0O; julius
weinstein to Beclzie Minister; Nov Il. address,
lOl West l43d 81.
121sT ST. 225 East: = sly brk 25Sioo: Solo
mon Tur 70 Marie ICr; NOV mtE $4,000; ;
81. address. 306 West 18TH 81
122D ST. g. 2s4 Il " Of Psra ave. 2lxioo;
James Kearney ret 20 Joun Ives and Andrew
" Camp.one, Nov II; all liens; sl35Oo: al-
dress, 24f1 9TH ave
Campbell 10 Jennie Manevetz. Nov Il mtg
Sl6O00: 500, address, Oh Washington ft
HcolGen, y j.
THE BRONN
COLLEGE AVE 949, 2ox10o: Aladar Darvas
aaI Julius Darvas % Marguerite and Franz
Dartas. Nov ~ Joint tenants gift. address
go College ave.
CHARLOTTE ST, n :. 15e e ". Of Boston
Margaret J Becker 20 catharine n 3 and
Pauline q Barlow, 10 part; Agnes amt
5oWcs. ,ae' - part; Noy .. 81, address. Brook
line Mass.
CHARLOTTE ST. W cor Of crotona Park
West: 3sx63x rres gore Interior stTip G, nesins
st runs 10 j2x 55x I'd 10 beg: Cath
az ne N Card o. al 20 Margaret Becker,
oct o. 81 address. stamford Delaware
ELLIS AVE. n r. $50 r. Of Pussley ave.
2svf0s, Elizaheth 9 FONDA 20 John Giles
Nov ~ mtg s65O0l 500, address. 6lj West
iG2d 81
Gn.BERT PLACE. n ~ cor Of Faiie 81 e5x
100. l. Tecumsfh sherman. ref 10 Broad
Realty Co, Nov ~ mtg $4,000. sl750. ad-
cress, 7-f East l56th st.
SAME PROPERTY. Broad Realty Co 20
ef.eh4u Conservation Go lmfg $4,000. Nov
IL. 800 address 1893 Broadway
HEATH AVE. 1000 2lSloo. william An
II: 500. address. g. East l9pth 81
NORRIS AVE. 202G. lsxlo0. Charles II
Hoimes to Charles " wiemayer july !, =
Pe-t OF al right ' aoei f'I Norris ats 'iS
SAME PROPERTY; Charles W widmayer
~ Dvver a Carey Construction Co OT'g
q, s6Ult Nov II. 81. address. o2d East l6Ilh
e.
orTNpv AVE. b. 805 n . of Have0oycr
ave fOnxal6 ~ story ave. John J Giles 10
Elizatefh e Fonda Nov -. 500 address.
14t9 Parker a.
SAME PROPERTY. Elizabeth Fonda 10
ro6n Dsarard (mtE $4,000 Nov 10. SlOn.
address. 2250 Bassford ave.
1.TNrON AVE =, W = ~ lot %, map
,,arri.srie asri00. ~ chael q Eeedy 20 Recdv
Sonsfrurtiou Co. an liens. Nov l6. 81 ad-
dr-Es. 51i linton ave
s5x1g7. Hudson Structural steel CO " Eutgled
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

GATH ST. ~ East: Sarah Roe agt Edward "
Coucflln. owner, BOughtou. kreu a co. con
tractor. Si0d 20.
i0sTH ST. IS East. Samuel slotsky ast Ed
ward v MADDEN. owner aud contractor. SO
BROOK AVE. 1908 20 1913 Pittsburgh plate
Glass CO agt t7lst Street and Brook Avenue Go.
owner and contractor. L r Alton. contractor.
$3.50
is2D sT. s e. whole front between Belmont
aud Hughes aves, tis dXssX-x95 William Buess
agt STAFFORD Construction co. owner and con
tractor. Sis.
TYNDALL AVE- q. = q OF 259th st. 25x
100. John lambeth agt Catlarine Kelly owner.
owen Kelly. owner and contractor; S5ss So
RROADWAY. s p cor ION e. l00xl25x rree.
Brettholz- krumholz Construction co agt Ios.-
nbID. schWick. owner. Broadway Varieties On.
contractor uenewaD. 81 i31 so.
ALLEN ST 81 Nathan sater agt Joseph
spector, owner. Joseph Rothberg contractor.
500.
FREMONT AVE n :. a n " OF Anthony ave.
25ritO. Joseph us Nigris ct al agt Alexander
Anderson. owner; Sasgeso Laurette. contract
ore SOS
18TH ST. 20 Fast Pummacher Contracting
60 aet Ge0rgc Gerrannt. owner Henry Graz
contractor. $50 ID
10TH al. 40 last. soll!s Greeabsgs at
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
HARVARD AFTER sPECULAToRs
Suspected Men Say They Are Accused
PASTOR Detectives.
rev Te,sqra1b 10 The Tribune

Try telegram 10 The Tribune
Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 19.-The Sunday
quiet OF the Harvard Yard was shattered
this afternoon when, shortly after o'clock.
a patrol wagon containing six policemen
dashed into the grounds and brought up IN
front Of stoughton Hail The officers hlsd
into the hall. and when they returned
brought with them two men who a yard
oficer. Frank Melvin charged were ticket
spectators. and asked that they be locked
up on a charge Of being suspicious persons
The policeman In charge OF the squad
closely questioned the strangers. who said
they were detectives employed to gather
evidence that would assist In the defence Of
the Rev. Clarence V. T Richeson. a Bap~
t!st clergyman Of this city. confined In ths
Charles street jail charged with the murder
Of Miss Avis Linnell, a choir singer from
Hyannis.
They told the policemen that the pastor
had said he visited Mr. Corbett IN
Stoughton or Holworthy Hall between 1
and o'clock on the afternoon Of October
A. Although no one by that name lives IN
either dormitory, the credentials presented
by the men We're satisfactory TO the police,
for they were not arrested. Several Of the
older students. however say that one Of
the men was notoriously known as a spec
ulator.
The distribution OF the Harvard-Yals
tickets starts tomorrow and IL Is believed
that the men were trying TO obtain options
on many
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20

Realty GO (rntg sI7.5oO): Nov $; 81; address.
gGT East i36th st.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1929 25xi5o: wash
24xsG. Elizabeth Specht 10 Heyman Eek
man; SOY Il mtg $4,000; 81.
vAsuNGTON AVE. 2 =. part lot IS. map
Mouisau.a iSxi12 same 10 same frtg
Stl.Oo1) Nor :. 81 address. 1854 Grant ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. cor of l6sth r.,
BOX lrres; Taxpayers Realty 90 20 Model Con-
struction Co Clntg <s.5O0l. Sept p; 500. ad-
dress, 1853 Washington Gve.
14TH ST. . 23o n OF Ave F.. T5x10s,
Cnionrorti John Drakard 10 Elizabeth
toncg. NOV Il (mtg xl9 5000 500. address
i4i9 Parker ave.
133D ST, 311 East. 25xl00. Carolina Masche er
! 10 Mary Kalish mtg $4,000; Nov Il; SlOo'
address. 946 Tn on ave.
149TH ST e5s East. 5oxso; George Hill TO
George McCausian. Feb "a 1904; 81 ADDRESS
COZ Broadway.
155TH ST. 773 East. begins Beach ave. W
I cor OF Dawson IT. 15xl0Ot Max tpkeI 70
M.ehan Construction Co lmtg S@AoO")' NV
a; 500, address. l6J Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: Meehan Construction
CO 20 Broad Realty Co. Nov lBi Ntpo' az
dress Isl East 156th st.
10TH ST :. % Il Of Fulton ave. ZSX
eS. Lyman Eckman 20 Elizabeth c speCnI
tmtg $4,000; Nov II: slOO; address 'i'
Jennings -.
] 1TGTH ST. s, 100 r. " Of Southern Bouie
ward. 2Gxl9. Harry = Bryon 20 Dwyer
Carey Construction CO. NOV lGi 500; ADDRESS
g2B East 18TH 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
GIGANTIC TOBACCO DEAL
20, 100000 Pounds Will Be Sold
at Record Price.

Owens6oro, KY, Nov. 19--A report re-
ceived here from the Department OF Agri-
culture az Washington that the 1911 crop
OF tobacco is one hundred million pounds
short Of last year probably has quickened
one Of the largest tobacco sales consum-
mated In Kentucky.
As result OF q conference between the
representatives Of the largest tobacco con-
cerns in the world here to-day. both lnde-
pendent and the so-called trust, and the
boards Of control Of the Green River To-
bacco Growers Association. the Home
Warehouse Company Of Daviess County
and the Green River American Society OF
Equity. the last two having merged their
interests, 100000 pounds OF dark tobacco.
said to be Of the finest quality grown IN
Western Kentucky in the last ten years.
Will be sold in the next few days at the
highest prices ever paid for tobacco in thi.
district
A maximum Of so will be paid for leaf,
80 for lugs and 50 for trash. The minimum
price is IS FOR leaf. IS for lugs and 81 for
trash
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
Useful Hints for Concerts
to Paper Bag COOkine
The Best Way TO Keep the Bags and the Dripping for
Greasing Them-How TO Put In and Take Out
the Food and So Forth.
BY Martha MecuIIoeh Williams.

Paper bag cooking is a liberal education
IN other things besides economy and flavor.
Il teaches you to beware. also 70 take care.
The being ware applies particularly to the
bags themselves-their care and keeping.
no less their use.
II the paper bag habit is firmly estab-
lished do not keep the bags lying about
loose, nor huddled in drawers. nor, worst
Of all. rolled UP or crumpled. A large part
OF their value Is risked by such crumphng.
Let them lie fiat where it IS dry. cool and
airy. OF course, protect them from dust.
To this end get light wooden box, nail
shelves inside il. say two or three inches
apart. and hinse on d door, or hang a
washable curtain over the front Of IT, Lay
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
soYER's DIRECTIONS FOR PAPER
BAG COOKING EPITOMIZED.

Select q bag that its the food to be
cooked. Grease bag well on inside, ex-
cept in case OF vegetables or when
water is TO be added. When food is
seasoned and otherwise prepared place
IN bag. fold mouth of bag two or three
times and fasten with d wire paper
clip. Also fold and clip corners Of bag
to make it MT food snugly. If bag leaks
in cooking do not transfer food 10 a new
bag. Simply put the bag within an
other.
Place bag in oven (sas. coal or OLD On
grid shelves or wire brollers. never on
solid shelves Place seam side up al
ways DO not move OF cpeG bags when
5--e placed for cooking Tut roasts and
entrees on lower shelf, fish on the mid
dc, ?a-t-,-, etc. or the TOP. where neat
IS most intense. Have oven hot t2cn de-
erees Fahrl by Lighting the gas eight
minutes before putting in 5ag. then
slack heat ore-third 70 one-half a. soon
~ the bag corners turn brown DO not
let bag touch sides Of oven or the gas
flames Adhere 90 time given in recipes
then feed wiz 70 we'll cooked.
Take Up hrc b. slipping the td "
tir rot underneath a.. To secure gravy
let out water etc, stick q pinhole IN
tottcln O. lag and drain over a dish.
Except "a case OF pies, no dish should
bc Jset in paper bag cooking
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
W News Of nt9rgSt al
~ to zW1mgn "
WOMEN IN CIVIC LIFE
Their Mission Is One Of Peace,
Says Mrs. Hammond.

While Mrs. John Hays Hammond was
grscing the coronation festivities In London
as wife OF the special ambassador from the
United States 20 the coronation, and the
pa7ers we're full Of the beautiful gowns
and magnificent jewels she was wearing at
the brilliant social events OF the occasion.
she found time amidst 1t all 70 deliver a
serious address on the woman question be-
fore the Society OF American Women In
Lcndcn.
Speaking for the woman's welfare de-
psrrment a the National Civic Federation.
Of which she is the national chairman, she
did not discuss the acute question OF suf-
frage. but said simply that mo matter
which side Of the question woman chooses
she Is the better for the mental stimulation
which results from the study and discussion
OF public affairs" Her address which is
printed I'm the current number Of The
American Club Woman" covered the broad
fed Of 'Woman's Place In Civic Life"
"The uncertainty about Americas rut-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
LIS PENDENS.

121sT ST. :. 2oO II " = let ave. o5yiNo y:
Teone ot The state ot New York aTt RaIse
sirico et al Cnotice Of levy); attorney
Whitman
MULBERRY ST. i2o: same at Arna T Espo-
s'to notice Of levy: attorney. g Whitman.
TELLER AVE, cor ieTth 81. runs "
ccO 20 Friday ave X n 43s. II % te6th 81 :
100 . Teller ave 5 10 3 70 be-irning Charles
Buchalter et al a0t Man'stran Island Realty 90
20 al (acton 20 forecoee mechanics lien' at
-or1evs Davis & Mansfield.
ADD ST. s iSs u of 5th ave 41x1O)-o;
James 4 Trowbridge agt Lena Hoag et a.
foreclosure OF two mtgsl; attorney. I Bas-
ksrville
18TH ST n : 1875 n v of Amsterdam ave,
81 exo4 10: state Bank agt Joseph King Con-
.s'ructon co 81 al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney
: 4 -hn
r44Tu ST. n s. 2c5 4 OF Brook ave. 25xioo;
Metrorolitan Savings B7nk agt John Felv - al
foreclosure OF rtgD; attorneys. A s & W Hutch
ms.
e4rH ST. n2 East: John NJ Bowers ct al agt
Fredrick ssckett ct al foreclosure OF mtg): at
torney. " Bor and.
30 ST. 3. 21O It ~ OF ist ave. 5Oy9S9
American Nor gage CO agt TFeocore L { HoWe
Sands
HAMILTON ST. "a: John " Bowers ast Ade-
Ina Psndolfo et al foreclosure Of MTG; attor-
ney. " Bor'and.
CPOTONA PARKWAY, s. 5i1l n Of
NoAogan ave. 7sx130.3v irrey: Walter Low ag'
Henry 7 Buttner 1specihc performancel; At
torneys. Cass a. Appel.
GpAMFRCY PARK EAST. 80. Frank Luga'
act Gramercy Park Construction 60 81 al action
10 foreclrse mechanics lieul; attorneys. Sullivan
& Cromwell.
BRIGGS AVE " g 28O 4 OF l9eth 81 40I
% 10. Marjorie Doll agt Natdan = Loviu % 90 q
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys, Weschler &
Eothschild.
MADISON AVE. W cor ssth st. 1oo.i1x45
Jors5 Well et al agt Minnie KstZTan et a.
ffornricsr'rn NJ rtgl. attorney. 7 Heller.
NEW ST " : lots Is and as estate ~ Luclu'
ChittenCen: Sarah r J Squires agt Annie Schoe
rer foreclosure OF two mtg9; attorney @
Suuirrs
Da~id Click et aI foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
S Shwitzer.
HUI A'FF. n :. 80 = ~ Mosho'u PARK
vav North - Itxl1Ot. Rafael ru0nso a=t z
Raymond v Co ct al counter claim, attorneys
AnneIl A TaNlOr.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Manhattan Holding Co 90 Joseph M.--
Gus. 81
Harry ~ Dine TO Joseph s Marcus; -
Paul II Eerzog 10 Pauline Stein 500.
Title Grarurtea and Title Co 90 Moritz y
RosCustein. $4,000.
Lawyers Mortgage CO TO Nellie Roberts
$500.
United states Trust Co 10 John Harrison
& assts. total sc@o. 600
Hayman Eckman TO Charles W Bohnefa 4.
500
Domestic Realty Co TO Josephine Kauer.
$50
Helen " Warner and ano TO Prospect m
vestlug CO. $4,000
Moses Hochster 70 sgmurd B TIeine. 81
Mary Grace 10 Prospect Investing c..
1000.
Title Guarantee and Trust CO to Anna e
Schulz: $1,000.
charles II Holns TO Dwyer X Carey Con-
struct.Ou Co, 5000
city Mortgage co 20 New York Trust Co. 81.
Joseph smerman 10 Edward Hermann.
nssts. 81. 900.
Broadway Savings Institution 20 Margaret
E Manson
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
Cwith name and address Of lenders
NOVEMBER IS.
MANHATTAN

ALIEN 81. n q cor Of De'srcey st, runs G
736S n 25T = lax n 25x SIC 70 s Allen
.5 1sea, SSerr1an: SEQ 75o ATTORNEYS. stras-
6ourger, Eschvege & shanek. 7io Broadway.
3OyvTPY. w cor OF Delaney ST. extension
19Jx2S 2y-JZ36I q 70; Deiancey y EA.eHs'o - y,
- g. 42I IL ~ OF Bowery runs ab.tN ~
20 & p pria-ocy 81 extension 57.2 - heT
Dec rs, 1910; Peter and Theodosius CONGO
:. .sno ~ Title Insurance CO; S2s.ooo' address,
East BRotnwAY. 1as. 2eixGO. 5x28.ax
Coz. Nov tB. 1905. Lizzie Collins 70 Hllam
smith. --Us; $4,000; attorneys, Dexter os-
born, 7 Broadway.
WEST END AVE. e4o, t8sxoo. July H.
1910: Reliant Holding Co 70 Irving II Brown
a11 Mary Billings eNIs' S[.o3v, attorneys .
Calm a. SorGinser 100 Broadway.
S5TH ST y s, 375 r g OF Sd ave. 2jx1o2.2;
sept T. 1911; Alice Otto TO Christina Hunziker:
SO 600. attorney Henry 9 Leist 2ot East
s8th
4arH ST. 81 East. 21ziO5; Dee 20 1905;
charles r Marshall rus. Si5ooo: attorneys
PhHbin Beekman g Menken. g william st
117TH ST. n E. $50 z q Of Amsterdam ave.
SoZ 49, i9os 5,a5 Sh3res xtrx an9 i9 SGeSe ocS
attorneys. Brussel q Bee5e. 81 Wall st.
THE BRONX.
COLLEGE AVE 377, 25x1oo. OCT :. 1907;
Edward + and Mary Bay. eErs. 20 Catherine
te"y mc.r ard as adrx; $1,000, attorney.
Michael j Srllivan. willis ave and 1lsth ST.
i5xio0. March T. 1871 Isaac and Sarah
brown 20 Henry Raabe. $1,000; address, $40
Wlst 6ith -.
JEROME AVE :. so It n o. 10th ST,
9G1T00: Nrs - 1910. s.me 10 Prospect In
vcstIrr Co. $40 200. ATTORNEY stephen " Col
'ns a3 VelI st.
SAND PROPERTY; April :. 1911. same 70
re- ne. $1,000.
LOT o. rap village Of Jerome. 25yl0o; june
IS 1905 S0ci-ra Cavalier Giuseppe TozZ''n.
% corporation. t1 Malcl'olr Francesca, 5000
attorney. " s1mm.F. 10 Liberty st.
MORRIS AVE f. l03 tt p OF Mount Hope
p. 22XgJ. Oct -. 1905. james ard Nellie
r Mcclure t1 Charles & Kohler. 5000, a--
toruev. Asa S Sre1r. ~ Wall -.
4TH AVE or :, NOW Barnes avel. 49, q
s. 0f 2-sth 50 tfo-mer'v f4rh ave. 22.6Et0I.
Wakedeld: June :. 1903: Wlrelmina Biss and
au1 90 Flora W Havcz. SS6B4l; attorucv.
Richard Hayes. 20 ia. es ave. Elizabeth. T.
10TH ST, n s, 2203 Z. e Of Morris ave. 25.5
Y nnv meg July -. 1907. tlberto Margarlt0
and tpo % Charles u and Helene Fabec;
St15oo. attorneys. A q and w i Hottenroth
! 40 Broadway.
10TH ST. new n line. 1o5 n of Morris
ave 25N10O, Nov 10 1905 same 20 Martin
j ard Gustav Gros7man. trrs. s.. 600. attorney.
Lewis p Goebel, 81 Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20

IRE. she said. adds fascination 10 the
interest which all classes of women are
mau.festing in many phases OF public az
ta.-e We do not know what IS going 20
happen 90 us but We are resolved TO be
potent factor in the determination or
our future Women have vivid iUagina
a-n ald i4ealism, and the present state Of
our civilization. with all its possibilities,
holds So much of allurement thar IL IS
l.1lcat nowadays TO find a woman so con-
cerued with her home that she takes no In
terest in public affairs"
On the other hand. though, there are
nine million women engaged in industries
outside tie home Marriage. the rearins
n, children and development Of homes arc
sun very popular and vitally importau. oc-
cupa-ans.' Mrs. Hammond has found.
"Our Young women. while more sophisti-
Gated on the surface. are st'1 as suscep-
toe 20 the advances Of the little winged
goo. " she said. "as were the heroines
of Jane Austeu's days. who had no more
important object in life than TO secure q
husband. Then. too, those who study the
question carefully believe that women viii
not permanently remain in industry. NOW
u has al the glamour of ncwness, hut al
ready the tide is beginning 70 set backward
towa-d the old home life. Women who
have been in industrial pursuits in their
youth end who have married and are
bringing up children Of their own are not
wiling that their daughters should labor
as they DID,"
JndeI present conditions. however, while
ue nine million are experimenting in in
d1stry there Is much 20 be done for wom-
en- workers.
u is The task OF woman Mrs. Ham
Mond said, "to establish order and peace
snc righteousness IN industry as she does
IN the home"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
NOVEMBER rs.
MANHATTAN


Interest 3 per cent unless otherwise stated
NOVEMBER IS
MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. n y cor 1924 81. 42xi76; NOV
=: yrs. 8 per cent. Comfort Building 20 N9o' -
John F Moroney $l2.5co; address 4'if fO''
hamilton ave Brooklyn.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1898 and 1861. two lots;
each 25x95 two mtgs. each $1,000; Nov -,
YRS per cent, Manhattan Investing 90 20 H.','a ,
Lunz: $1,000; address 2elr Pine D'o'e
Chicago, Ill q,
% AVE. 242s 2o,so: Oct so; due Feb, %,
1912: per cent, Henri 4 korn 70 JacDp NJ
ner. 81 800 address, 81 ist st.
ODD 81 go and 557 West: sty ork rJ2rrI 4priTI
mtg SI4 OOM: oct ;; . yrz. per cent. Z @ IanA
q Tourxe 10 Patrick Il Qurk. $1,000 aaorssS
4i3 West 10th st
I5OTH ST 900 It Of 5th ave- e, 29S ;,2bs .TTeS 70
Nov + yrs. Jlz per cent; Elen taflip,S'1.,. -, ..
N N Hensche.. $4,000, address. 10 East IAt'n ''
THE BRONX.
BARNES AVE e s. 46 II Of 22sth S. ifreg,
8 yrs, pei cent; Nilhemina KISS ann - -, .
Minna Hubiner. $500 address. l0Jl bdI3sS''
ave.
CLINTON AVE. $ 1913 It \ Of McKi,nloey
Square leaseholt. lC2N i-reg tprlor - Ss,,,LI
cunningham 10000; address. Breton ha'''
Broadway aud sGth n.
CAMBRELLENG AVE, Il cor issth 81 Ay SoAgo
prior mtg s3s 0o0; Ncv i que as PEI pftLLrSDcr Sp':
Bo.Ugncss investing 60 10 thris-lan = Nu''''
S4.5OJ. address. s24 Faile 81.
HEATH AVE. q 3. 1913 q of 230th 81. = :
fcO: Nov IL due as per bond; A,oeft 1ir 5S -. ~
10 William Anderson. sl.20o: address % Last
l3lst 81
JEROME AVE. :. 30 Il n Of IIsth Io6. St; two two
,ots each 45xlOO two m,ss. each S32oool ny NGe
II: due as per bond Throw Realty 20 20 . "i'"
h Cameron S6J 600. address, 81 East oetn -.
LORMLARD PLACE. . cor ls7th 81, ,iC,S UD
9S Nov y. due as per BOND arthur IT,.
Realty and Construction o. TO James "7-'--'
- eco: address. 2so Broadway
PROSPECT AVE. g =. az II Dawson ~,
6Jx ire. Nov is due ds per bond' JOSEF W.
Nraug % Norris Y stanz; 5000 address, lou
BrUOme 81.
WAsHNGTOS AVE. cor lfsth 81, 9N
. f-~rr. Ort y. demand per cent: Model Con
rtruction 20 to Aois L Ernst S9ooV' alu''s''
100 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE. e s. part lot o. map OF
Mlrrisan a Nov Il. due as per pond 20 ~ lil@ s
Eckman 70 Manhattan Mortgage Co: >sp''oo' 40
dress. go Broadway.
f5TH ST. n E. 2Ti II " Of 4th ave, S3yl14
Vakrfcfd. Nov II. 3 yrs, per cent Ma,g
Brachr 70 Maria C Fellowes' S2.v9j; address DIV
East lO5th ST..
10TH ST. $50 East. 25z irreg: Oct Q; YRS,
Giuscrpiua Margarita % sar1h Li'iHs'l-ii
SIS. COO. address. Pau. France.
/ ffeTH ST. n s. "a n W Of Fulton ave. 43x9s
/ G,r.or mtg S32OO); Nov II; due as per %. 81 %
i elizabeth { SueCht 70 Havman E'kman, f''''V
address 1854 Grant ave
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $4,000; Nov
Il. due as per bond, same 70 same SLpp' au-
dress above.
10TH ST T. 10 IT " Of Southern Boule-
ward 26x i--eC: Trafalgar Place :, AZ n
of f7ftn st. 2JxTs rrior mtg S2.CuD; NoV 10
Iue as per bond Dwyer & Carey CONSTITUTION
90 10 Harry Bryan 81 100. address. GOO East
lf4tl st
a9sTII ST. cor MARTA aye, ioox23. Nov
.. fur Get I5. 1914. pr~ cent, Metlo Constrlcc
.i-r co TO Jamss Vent; Si2Ooi address zsu
Fro3dWay