davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Four Graduates Receive Diplomas
DR.. t0tI;ey Delivered Address OF
the Evening,

The second commencement exercises !
of the Welsh High School, was {
held at the Auditorium, Thursday eV- ,
ening, May IL, 1911.
The graduating class this year con- .
sisted of four members, Miss Marie ,
Davis, daughter CT Mir. and Mrs. n.
&. Davis, who has grown up in Welsh
and went through the Welsh schools,
from the primary grades up; Miss
Lois Godfrey, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. j. 3. Godfrey, who has been at
tending the Welsh school during the
past wear only. coming here from all
eastern parish, about IL year ago;
Miss Frances Carr, daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs o. S. Carr, who, like Miss
Davis, is entirely ~ product OF the
Welsh schools, and Mr.. Jno. Barnett,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Barnett
formerly of Crowley. The entire class
made good grades and were diligent
workers.
Local Director, W. B. Gabbert, who
has the welfare of the schools greatly
at heart, and has done much for their
advancement, made the opening adj
dress, discussing at some length the
growth and development Of the schools
during the past few years. Among
- other things Mr.. Gabbert said was
. that while many people thought the
" present school house, which was erect
ed some six or seven years ago, was
III much larger than the town would ever
'h need, it would now be necessary t.
X have ut least one and possibly two
III new rooms provided before the worl
81 of the next school year could be he
- gun.
20 Following Mr.. Gabbert's address
~ the Quartette, composed of Mlsse
:, Lena Arceneaux, Jessie Robinson, an
" Messrs. Truman Fear ind Georg
Moahlaud furnished some excelleI
st music.
NV Prof. Cotfey of Baton Rouge, va
introduced and delivered II most e.
cellent address, after conpl
w menting the young people upon thel
-. excellent music, and telling them th'
the first money he ever earned, WI
'.' earned on account OF his musical abb
III" ity, his uncle having given him
-" quarter to get him to dance III
w. and then had to give him another
''' order to get him to stop singing.
".o DR.. CotfeY's address was Delivers
ia the main, to the graduating clas
,, u defining and giving the Significance
-, the real meaning of graduation. t
'''7 told them that graduation mea
,'' grading up" aud that they were nc
1"' lust ready to begin getting an educ
ton, rather than, us is sometimes
way roneously thought, that they had
ton education possible, because they we
'act being graduated. The Doctors u
'ctl' dress, throughout, was one OF de
hat interest to the entire audience, q
tlso will long be remembered Us one
una the best ever delivered in Welsh.
most After another musical selection
NIL the quartette, Prof. Annette deliver
'ool short address, in which he comp
[hat meuted the patrons of the school
hal. the excellent support they had Civ
'und the work since he had been at the he
the of the schools. He also thanked nj
been lrma Robinson for the faithful mi
Or ner in which she had presided ut
their piano GA all necessary occaslo
W during the past year.
Supt. Jno. McNeese next took
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
WEDDING A PERTTY One
HERE ON MONDAY
Uniting Miss Payne And
Mr.. Floyd Hines

nretty home wedding was that IF
Miss Nettye Louise Payne and Mr..
Flovd Menford Hines, which occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Hines on Elm avenue, "Wednesday eve
ming at eight O'Clock, Rev. R. J.. Biy-
ms officiating.
At the appointed hour, to strains Of
Mendelssohn's Wedding March render
err by Miss White Low WestbrooE
the bride and groom entered unattend-
ed and stood beneath the arch. arts
ticaIly arranged in green and white
and there, while the "Angel Sera-
made" was being softly played silence
was supreme as the minister received
the marriage VOWS of the happy young
couple.
The bride, who is a blonde, never
/ looked lovelier than in her wedding
gown of chiffon over taffeta with trim
mings of real lace. In her arm she
carried her bouquet of brides roses
and maiden hair fern showered with
lilies of the valley.
Immediately after ceremony tempt
ing salad course was served by four
pretty little maidens, followed by ices
and cakes. Delicious punch was sery-
ed throughout the evening by Mis-
Julia Hines.
In the drawing room were display
ed a beautiful assortment of presents
consisting of cut glass, china and sill
yer, all of which bespoke of the high
esteem in which the contracting par
ties were held.
AS for the bride, one could say
nothing that would enrich her in the
memory of those who have been so
fortunate as to have known her The
was never a more lovely character
than she. Mr.. Hines is one of Les
lies prominent young men and pos
sesses a host of strong friends VINO
are daily congratulating him upon the
fair prize he has won.
At late hour they departed by way
of automobiles for their future home
in Leslie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
SPRINTS With CHORUS GIRL
GROOM A MILLIONAIRE
Richmond Girl HaFpOODS A
Youth With Money


New York, Sept. 9.-The paternal
blessing was the only thing needed
today to complete the happiness OF
Louis NJ Ream and his bride, who was
Eleanor Pendleton, a former chorus
girl Norman B. Ream, his father
one of the big men in the steel COR
poration and former partner of the
late Marshall Field of Chicago, learn
ed for the first time yesterday that his
son, only three years out Of college
had been married since September l
The bride, whose real name was Dav-
idson, formerly lived in Richmond and
Baltimore.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
YOU CAN HAVE
HEALTHY HAIR
Use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, \
Harmless Remedy That Makes
the Hair Grow.

What a pity it is to observe so many
people with thin and faded hair and
then realize that the most of these
people might have a fine healthy head
of hair if they would but use the SIM
pie sage tea" of our grandmOthers,
combined with other ingredients for
restoring and preserving the hair. No
one, young or old, need have gray
hair, weak, thin or falling hair, dan
druff or any other trouble of the sort
if they would but use Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy. On the
contrary, it is possible to have healthy
vigorous hair, of perfect color, by a
few applications of this remarkable
preparation.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy quickly removes dandruf
caves the scalp clean and healthy, pro-
notes the growth of the hair and re-
stores the natural color of the hair
which has become faded or gray. 1t IS
a clean, wholesome dressing, which
may be used at any time and with per-
feet safety. Don't neglect your hair.
Start today with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by hurry e
Hooks Pharmacy and all druggists.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Wigwag-"Young Saphedde says he
is dead in love" Henpeckkc-"Wen,
it's his own funeral"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
How About YOUR Dining Room ?

NJ present an ATTRACTIVE
there than
I,. mat room s theEiining
stylish well mad
se-emphaszing at glaac all that is elegant
gOods-tabes-
cIOsetsChaiTsand back
dining doesn't big
will find it
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

It's all right to pray for rain, but a
surer plan is to get up a picnic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
COURT REMOVES 4 REFEREE
Edward Sanford Named IN Place
Of J. Sidney Bernstein.

Fcrrer Assorblyr1an +. Sidney Bern
ser who is referee In many Supreme
Court actions. was removed ~ Justice
Taee yesterdsv as referee in tho case Of
re TopIa Mining Company against Louis
UarGe'd Ecrnsteins removal grew ont OF
% complaint Of counsel for the defendant
that tho e.orce had demanded 500 a. fees
f.om each side. which he refused 10 pay.
although To plaintiff had compiled with
che request
Justice PAGE aid IN his decision remov-
i7c Bernstein that the statutory fec Of $40
r. Gar had been waived by both attorneys,
Who agreed that Bernstein should receive
so an hour for his work 70 be paid by the
su-,e sfaI uuraut. The hearings were al
roady ON vixen bernstein made bis demand
for $50 from each SIDE. uatice Page said
that the request pat the defendant in an
embarrassing position.
While 10 may be- said the court that
t.e r. .cre- could. As nc claims. fairly de-
tcruire tire questions uninfuenced by the
tse' that tho plaintiff had complied with
ms request or that tho defendant had not
It cannot 90 said that others may not
-f'-.r doubt it. 80 such doubt should be
allowed - exist IN the absolutely fair and
.p1iaseoG Judgment Of a judicial oifcer."
Justice rage appointed Edward Sanford
e. hear tho case. instead Of Bernstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

Robert osiiviS. So 600. ad1rN-t ~ HANSON
r,ttr sr ms % March p : yrz.
Minnie r AN KIRK =" 20" id"ei'Hhff ''''-'''
address. - East serh -
JACKSON AVE. nc. ls.avs7f March =; .
yrs. August rrrnricke ~ Iisttie KAUFMAN, No.Vo'
address. ail Park ave.
LORfLI.lRD PLACE. u :. 90 y ~ lssth
ST. a5x9o. March -. yrs. Reid R'air to
lanes Vail. SO 0cn. address. cor ROANOKE
ave and "A 81 Rivorhcsd. y.
lot 20 map portion Hunt es'sis. Bronx
March -, due April 1919. s per cent. ne
Nsyers 70 Annie Damsky. $3.50 address 10
IVES, 1871 ST
SHIEl. ST . e. 17- { q = of Oh ave. ShXloo.
March Is due az per hond. Melissa 'isrtchten
~ Maria T. Tros; 60 10. address, >. fortsrf"ii
ate. Freepor'. l. T.
SAME rRopERTY prior mtg So 100, March
. insts!Is per cent. same 70 cao" y clocse'
sl6j address $50 West ls31 81.
18TH ST g. a. n - Kelly -. c5xioo.
March -. > yrs Adplia p smith 20 Law ers
Mortgage Co = ooo address. 80 Liberty 81
10TH ST. T. 257 n Of Walton ave. a5x
ii2y irreG. March 3 ~ yrs, per cent; Josepn
Dillon 70 ELLEN 7 Nurrsy. $1,000. address 822'
kingsbrifz. are.
18TH ST. :. SIS . ~ ~ Davidson ave.
10 syiop March q yrs 50 rer cent. Mar
g.rst \ Lynch - EmiSrant Industrial savings
BANK 5000.
iSxino. March q rs - Ter cent Bernard
Lynch 20 SANE $500. address. - Chambers a..
GOTH ST. n : utii q OF perry ave 25x
n March -. due per bond. Edwin N0ihoch
70 Tl'z clifford 81 ooo. address. tT5 central Park
west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ lenders Attorney
MARCH -.

with name and address ~ lenders Attorney
MARCH p.
NANrfATTNN
COURT ORDER. Mortgages 6at.d July !.
1875 ana ian . 1859. George PeitviesnHr -
George L1tour. satisfied without production ot
Par, 7, March y 1911. Samuel Greenhaunl
n stice ~ 900 and 81 600 ATTORNEYS D-yo q
BsusrHorr III Rrosdvsy
DIVISION ST Is 1855 . Of the Bovery.
i22 4x12 2xlIj ilxI3T, sept - 1905: Joseph
LYMAN schwartz 20 sarah Goidin. $3.50; At
torners Simon & Asher. 2Is Broadway.
PITT ST GS End 70 ~ Iowa March 1e. iana
Noes Pecht.r 20 Jacob Lesser 5000; al
tr~ss. $50 Broafrsy.
ST MARK ~. So = e. ~ SKIS: Sep. 20
1907. Morris Tanos % Louisa II Nosbrinck:
s.. nm: attorney Hugo Cohn 10 ~. A.
VEST END AVE. cor ssth 81, - axio0'
June I6. 1897. charles Fornes 20 'hs Bower
bic "a r'rA 80.
laTH ST, =. 2s7s Z, - o-h ave. 81 81
81 70, oct 20 1889. James Clarkson n Emma
Katie and Fannie Csrkson. Bella Drescher ard
George " Carkson and Jim Allan, exr, $500
attorneys F~ttretch & Seyhnl. ~ Park Row.
coeN25; Iay lsai: Georg. Rstwl.sner ~
George Lstair Sc o.O. attorneys. Deyo & Bauer
forf III Broadway.
10TH ST = 40 q ~ Amsterdam ave
ioo. Likes. March 20. 1908 Joseph Lieblins tc
John \ sspinvan and Frederic De p Foster
trustees; go 90. address. ~ Wall ~.
THE BRONX.
BEGINS a. point $40 It from Witt,
Plains road and 59J r. ~ Morris PARK sre
i0rv2J also with tights over strip which begin
same point and ego y Of Morris Park ave
runs 800 j0x f2,lx 81 March -. 1905
Conrad: $4,000 attorneys. Leaov. Maokelar &
Wells. a. cedar g;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ grantee
Interest = p"- cent unless ofherriee stated.
M.pGfg
NiANTIATAN.

MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. n ,'r io9'h 81 sivio".
1fsr-r . = Ie0i7 Jackson 20 law rers
Mortgage GO. SIC 600 address 30 Liberty So.
pIErct<Ep ST. s. 50 % - n Na-dourai -f.
aox9s .prior mtg Sc roo. March I. t1e ~ ror
bond. Glovs71i Naccarone 70 Ninoenzo cult.
$500. address. 12+ Roosevelt ST.
EAST BROADWAY, -. 27N7' March .. .
- wolf ! Bomzou and ano - Esther swut
ga 00o. .addrese les West ieist -.
ELIZABETH sT. NJ and ~. So hrk. ieyli.
60 20 Frank OCal!aghan. $1,000, address.
7o7 East lelsi =.
HARRISON ST. 2 2..s7.e. Mar y. , y-'.
$4,000. address. C. central Park West.
LEXINGTON AVE-. W p. 81: r " 1921 a..
lfv75 March q demand Ior cHnt Heuris,l
stern 20 Minnie stern. 80" address. 1905
/ Lexington ave
nAcyorGAL IT. 12o 25r'oo Mar-b e
rs A--onio Vauhcgo % American Nrrtsa-e %.
s2s ooo address. 81 Nassau a
MADISON ST. 1eS. 25xioo. March % yr-.
Phnir starr 70 J1.oh Macher. SOS coo address.
East Rutherford. r
MADISON ST. Ia c51Ioo Grior mtg S2i ooo'
Teb IL. 3 yrs PEI ceo' AeIshm od dsNiT 70
Martha Lschmann. 5000. address @O-o paly
ave.
.FIyI>GToT 81 l'7 1es52s ir,ss 'rr.or mr., :;
Lindenasn 70 charles Rosen. $3.50. address 152
Rl7ingt0u st.
SAINT PRoPEaTT. March y yrs. same 70
rnon Trust Co $1,000
EINrNCToN 81. lji lsz.2 March :! ~
same 10 Union 'f-a' ~ si'''''' "NiiHt'. ~
Brosdwa.
ID AVE. rs ST, ork. 2s,Ioo March ~ du.
per bond. Margaret Berho to cigmund F-d-r.
| Nl...'' sIu' ~
rsr cent Theodore Kramer ~ Lowers Gam
| IIhu' hre"'"e ''' F'''''' ''''''' 80 " - VI
-
18TH II, 81 vs. 81 nrA' <lh" pTiPr
mtg 5000, March -. due -. a. per BOND.
Nlchael J klrk = b"fnns'a 'uiI! N-'N"' 81
dress LAn-r..
ATTN ST SCI Vest. .lSle' :. March = fu-
as per bond, I1oinss auains - Manl,a
lleglNI sE'-''' a4uI-ss' - 'l'' A'"- ''''''
SAITH ST. e. % q ~ 2d Eve. -1tlN
March y. 'r'. - Per c"nt ''ers re- ~
German raFihes hihk' e''''' '-'l-rf' 100 ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

solomon .ver,heir TO Jacob Vertheini ard
ano. eXrs: 81.
Title Guarantee and Trus, CO 20 Fannie
%eith. $1,000
same 10 B0rAry Savings Bank: sa1 ooo.
same 70 New York Investors Corporation;
s27 600
same 70 same scTOOo
Same - same SIG 500
William Rankin TO Dollar Savings Bank s24.
600
Same 70 same: $4,000
Alfred 2. Gibson 70 George sealy. s<sts
500
Iihh~ Levin - celia bernstein and ano. 81.
Same 70 Samuel r Badanes; 81.
Mary r McGrall 70 Ma sdslena Rohr. $500
benjamin + Curtis. eXr. TO Charles g Fer
slant: 81.
Lawyers Mortgage co to Julie Chapins; ST.
GOO
Reading Realty CO 70 Peter often 81.
Lambert Suydan1 - James Suydsm, SH,o63.
John \ Park 90 Charles ~ ynne. 81, 900.
Donate VftalU IN Clara Levin 81
Metropolitan Life Insurance 90 10 william II
Schnohl and ano. cxr.: sli2gso
Filomena Casamassa 70 Martha Aaron $1,000
Ialor & co. 10 Anna. r Walter sls3
Hudson Mortgage 60 ~ James TroVoridse
$1,000 -
George 7 Hcrod - Katie Hcrold. $4,000.
william Kuhmirha individually and a.
s,n1r, m Gustav r r IIeIfrith. trustee. 81.
Edward - HAYS, trustee, TO Hubert van
Wagner jr. $4,000.
David Herschhcld 10 David Werner; 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. . cor 43d 81. iotxlaf: McNul-
~ Bros Az Mary \ Fitzgerald owner; Broai-
way and Forty-taird street building 20. losse"
and contractor. g l. Cray Construction 90 con
tractor, SIs.5si -.
I'D AVE 1885 n 4oTl. Fordhsm Psrquet Floor
90 agt leopold Guttag. owner, lger Construc-
ZION 90 and jacob Cohen. contractor; SIS %.
BATTfGATE AVE. 2es0. standard Fireproof
Sash and Door 90 aCt Alexander Development
Co owner and contractor; $50.
COLLEGE AVE. cor 1854 -. sxi2o;
Standard Firep.oof sash and Door 90 agt Frisco
Resitv 60 owner ard contractor; 500.
FOX ST w cor 1880 a. 1oox1oo John 9
Gent act Emil Realty Go. o. ner, Thomas j
Reilly 20. contractor 500.
WEBSTER AVE. . 8. fo.i T; q l79th At.
50 ixiGo. John Tralnor a=t Cayl. NCntgom
p-v and Franklin r Burrows. owner Taitman
{. Rapatzky. contractors s3l 20
30 AVE S62T. -chumo- & Ledermsn. Inc. agt
Correia stables. owner Frank Mueller, con
tractor 500
ODD ST. i40 70 - West. Reliance Ball Bear
Ing Door Hanger 60 az, Ri;sro Realty Co own
or ard contractor. SIZE
WEBSTER AVE. 202O - co2s. David Smith
agt Carvl Montgomery. Clara Mont gomery.
clement ff Smitr and Franklin Burrows. own
crs Latham < Repstzkr. contractors. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
LEASES.

Marshall Field & co. have leased for
five years from Louis Ninskyk the TWO
upper floors, comprising ;oco0 square feet
Of the eight story loft building 10 he erect
cd At Rroome and Lewis streets on the
site Of the old Hccker-J ones-Jewell nour
mill The rental is said 10 be $1,000 per
anrum.
:. y. Gittcrman has completed the rent
Ing II the stores in the Marble Hill apart
rv1cnts al Marble Hiu avenue and 2o5th
street The corner store has been taken
hv Robert Pentereon grocer. and the in
side store h. T. Phillips a tailor. Many
Of fhc apartments have been leased.
Tho Charles ? Ho.cs Compary has
eased three floors Of Nos. 6 and 10 Dutch
street 70 the Rathbun Il Bird Co for ten
years at ar aggregate rental Of about
81 nm. also in conjunction With George II.
Read & 90. floor In the same building 70
the National Bank Of Commerce, ia he
used FOR ire supply department This com
riefce the leasing % the entire building
I1erher, \ sherman has leased for the
Fall Fealtv Company tho sixth and sNv-
orth floors. containing $500 foot, in nos. 2s
and IS West 9Th street 20 the r. J I'm
merich Company FOR t"u years.
Van Nor4or & Wilson have leased for
torn Of Years 80 Gra'nercy square cor
rer a Goth street four story dive ing
house n will DO occupied by the Beta
Theta ri club. after extensive alterations.
The Cross & Brown Compsuy has leased
= floor in So. '5 10 40 Seventh avenue, 10
the Read Printing COMPANY
Peace G Gilman have leased the store
o.. e., RS Madison = venue 70 tfill & Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
FUGITIVE BROKER CAUGHT
D. Sheldon Charged with
S2.OOO.00Q Frauds.

fr.t.e.ur- March e7.-Chsrles n sheldon.
,l,os charles r. Vashhurn. OF Montreal
rro is wanted in that city on charges or
.,,,,.-zier,ent said 20 involve nearly S.ooo,-
no Was arrested in the local financial dis
.~..t here latc to-day by a private detec-
,t,, f-c~, inc East. Sheldon. WHO was also
,,.,c-, here as c. W Ross. admitted that
50 as fugitive from canada. IN In
t,-matiou by Tho local authorities charges
s,r,- with enforcement and receiving
none, hv false pretence In the sum 81
so o,o
v-tor ,ra detective approached sheldon
=. made a sensational attempt TO escape.
and vas caYtlrod only after an exciting
.,ssc when brought 90 tho central police
s.,,ion sheldon asked permission 70 Use the
.,-,-boro ro called un a local stock
n-ops~ and rs,e orders 70 close ont MS
lo,,e o., the local stock Exchange.
sheldon. according 20 the r'n'e' d'sap-
reared from Montreal jsst OCTOBER ms
stock operations there are said to nave *
cited the suspicion ~ tho authorizes ana 4
Montreal novsrarer sheldon ma'n'aineo
ttsf he vas doiuc r. legitimate business ana
afssred n submit his hooks % the crown Al
.e-nev for complete investigation. on octo-
80 Is he suddenly disappeared. cfio'e me
officials had an opportunity 70 investigate
a.-rhor II was then learned he hac closed
Hi- accounts 81 several bank
sheldon came direct - this city Arpsr-
e-,,, 10 -rert al his time about tie local
took market. but maintained no Once. nor
has n heeu lssinod where "a made his
home while he~o. The prisoner who Is
rf+v-ei-ht years old. f. distinguished in
appearance.
tonight. after asking about tho extradi-
tio- treaty. between tN- United states and
,,srsds sheldon said
l-WeU an tho man wanted. and guess
- hes, thing for me 20 DO IS TO- waive AL
a.radition rights
relieving Shel5o0's departure from Mont
real. newspaper which had questioned his
financial transactions offered a reward q
$4,000 fo- his arrest
Arcut three Years ago sheldon opened an
of-s IN Montreal. and carried on an iu-
vestrrent and brokerage business. He sd-
,e-treed extensively. For A time. a. f. aid.
DC rai7 from p 10 80 per cent monthly on
,eesa Investments IN p short time money
came pouring into nis cHrco from an parts
% Canada
The fat that large dividends had been
ust5 ~ a number of his customers attract
Cd Widespread attention. and. it is said in
vestor7 fell over each other 10 give Shel-
Con their money. Agents were employed in
many towns and cities 70 solicit and col
lecr money for him on n 30 per cont COM
ms on. About this time the newspaper
scame suspicious ard began an investigs
ton For unc Sheldon fought the news
rsrer through advertisements in other
- rcf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
C. H. KELSEY AT THE HELM
Elected President Of Bond and Mort
gage Guarantee Company.

~ Tho annual meeting of the Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Compsny. hold ycs-
terGay Wqldron ?. Belknap declined 70
election as president. - that no might he
free toSgo into business on his own a.
count Clarence n. Kclser. president ot
the Title Guarantee and Trust Compauv.
was elected president 10 succeed Mr.. Bel
khan.
The Bond and Nor; gage Guarantee ON
ranv vssjorcsnized in sac ny interests
connected with tho Title Guarantee and
Trust Companv and has worked iu close
alliance with H. statement given out
shows the Title Guarantee and Trust
Companv % have = capital and surplus 81
$4,000. 0oo and the Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee COMPANY Of sS.ooo0oo 50 that
together tho companies have Of their own
money sc2O00. 600. ~ which $4,000 '''
was paid IN ~ the stockholders and sl5.-
OOo. oon has been saved out Of earnings
and accumulated 70 protect customers and
policyholdors While the companies are
entirely distinct. the Title Guarantee anc
Trust Company being under the RankfnG
Department and the Bond and mortgage
GUARANTEES Company under the Insurance
DEPARTMENT. they have been largely under
the sarae general management and no"
have the same president.
Tn other officers elected we're Martin
Ioost. vice president, Frank Bailey. sec
ond vice president and general manager.
John +. Sherwood. third vice president.
Joseph II. Ward. fourth yice-president.
Clinton r. Rurdick treasurer, william y
Clarke. secretary. George ". BAILEY. as
sistant treasurer: Harold ". Hoyt. assist
ant secretary. ard Randall Salisbury, as
sistant secretary.
Nr Belknsp Will he associated with Al
bort r. Ashforth and George n. Arthur in
the real estate business at 10. 10 Fast
Esd street The firm is 10 be Incorporated
under the present name, Albert 4. Ash
forth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
REALTY NOTES.

The Nan-OnN Estate corporation = the
rr-rhss4r ~ tho d. cling hoIse ~ the
vc-thwest corner q Madison avenue and
2 street tie sale ~ which br Mrs r..
rseraul wa exclusively reported in last
Fr1dav Tribune
Ths Clinton Realty ConUany D. tho huver
. 20 ils ~ ia East 54th street sold re
Gently p, the James g. Mcclure COMPANY
fiovd s Coroin will speak before the real
setstA class ~ Tho West S'le Young Mems
Christian Af,ociation this evening on
Waterfront Properties
Samuel II Martp negotiated 90" recent
ss.e II -,os e end f0 West 65th street 20
a. Liberty Storage and Warehouse com
pan 4 nine story wsrehoue@ viii h.
&sc to connect with t1e company =
eeiioine on G4th street.
Jonn Boy'sn negotiated The sale - 80
- We 3-th street 20 Rosanua Gi'roy
The cross g. Brown Company negotiated
The ease Of the Elk story building 20 he
erected 90 Nos 10 and A. West 18Th street
20 tie r b Stearns Company.
Scnev / FarssveT, tlrmcr'" win l..
hempuer a son. has opened an ono" ~
- West 4sd street where Ie VIII con
QUOT general real estate businesr -