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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-06

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-06

XYTANTED-M wanted to learn the auto
w mobile business, road driving and re-
pairing send stamp for particulars. New
England Auto School, 500 fremont ST., boston'
i00tSi
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
BROOKLYN SALES.

John f.. Henry. ir.. sold No. 800 jefferson
avenue. two story two family house, on a
lot 20 by 50 by 100 feet. for Edward May TO
Or Lewis; also sold No 6SS Madison street,
two story house, and vacant lot adjoin-
ing. 20 by 100 feet. to Henry Holthusen.
Burrill Brothers sold the three story
American basement dwelling No. 53i 81
street. between Seventh and Eighth ave
nues. on lot 10 by % feet. for the Morgan
Realty and Construction Company to a
Client for occupancy.
The John II. Fife Company leased the
Harbor View Hotel. at No. 60 Montague
street, ten story building on plot 30 by 100
feet. for the Securities Company If Brook
lyn 10 Charles \. Swan for fifteen years at
an aggregate rental of over S225.00o Mr.
Swan was formerly proprietor Of The cri-
terion Hotel, i'm New York; the Butterheld.
al Utica. ana the Weddel House, Cleye-
land.
Friday a Lehman sold !or Philip III.
Frcund No 80 F'latbush avenue. three
story fiat building; FOR william Y. wong
,o a builder for Improvement n lot. - by
l01 feet. north side of iainbrldgc street. 100
feet west ol Howard avenue. f0r Mary Is.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRreAcs.

William Wall 10 Isabella Wan. q.
Joseph g kOenigsb"rg 10 Morris n a.,
500 ''Fmss.
samuel Hatch 70 Lillian Hatch. 81
f.insenmcser Holding 90 10 Herman s. n
1880 "'s.
Madison Trust co to Metropolitan o..
Bank: 81 ing
Jacob Romansky to Max eadt: s2.,o
Tul9rc Realty 90 10 Greenwich Nor,g,1. =.
81. 400 ~
standard Trust 90 10 samuel cot,be, a.,
Samuel Gotiholf to Jacob " @3om1n. s''
Brown Weiss Realities 10 JogcDh g -
berg: 500
Rose Brown to Brown Weiss Resliies.u
Polka NJ wilkins 20 Polka Wilkonx az
trustees. S2I eco. 80
Solomon Godsiein 20 Rosie -ilverstoin.',
Eliza Hall TO Bronx savings Bank. rz.
Morris n Haymsn 30 Henry B Kclnsr io
Same 20 sane SEQ.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust =, =.
Lawyers Mortgage GO; 5000
Harris Levin 10 Sismpnd l%Yin. 5000
Same 10 same; $1,000
Charles Van Ripen. oxr. to Bmilie Bs-t..,
81 500.
$1,000.
Victor Gerhards 10 Jacob Fri,z. s220
Lawyers Mortgage 60 ~ Mabel \ Barre, d,
al S26"~.
FREDERICK Rcnncrt and arc 70 Nsrgsrs, p.,
merit: 81
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 10 H.,
Dock Savings Institution: sl3jo0o
Anna Keller 10 Title Guarantee anl Trs, n
ss 90.
Mayer Kstzenberg 70 American Morgag~ "a.
500
Auguste oiahren to Jacob Malaizks s7om
American Mortgage 90 10 Josephine Nkb>
las. as guardian: >sl 20.
Same 10 same. sl2n3l
Michael J Kelly 20 Thomas p H0wioy VYs
Thomas liowley 10 Mary \ HoWley. tlp
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
LEASES.

Tho cross & Brown Company has leased
for Arthur Brisbane 70 Braun Clement &
Co. ert publishers. the parlor and ground
floors in tho renodelled building AT No. II
West 4eth street The lease is for q term
of Years The lessees are at present To-
Gated AT 80 - Fifth avenue.
The Charles T. Noyes Company has
leased the building No los Greenwich street
10 tho T. SoUto Company for a long term
~ wears: also the store No $50 Third ave-
nuo 10 otto Ed Kaupmann for ten years.
Jacob 7. PaulsOn leased 20 the +. W
Wooworth Company for ten years sxlv
feet on the north side Of fremont avenue.
about - feet east Of Park avenue. at a
rental Of S4,o,J year; also leased To the
United cigar stores Company tho northea ST
corner Of fremont and Park avenues, a
small store, lSXlo feet, for ten years. at
$40 a wear. Clement ". Smith suhlet FOR
the United Cigar stores Company space.
9xio feet for ten years. at rental Of
about sl2O0
II. g. Senior & co leased the dwelling
No. 500 West End avenue for Arshag
Karaeheusian. Of Paris. 10 Alfred r. Cor
mully.
George keichum leased for Hays Broth
ers the westerly store I'm their building.
Nos. y and % Maiden Lane, to a client
for a long term of years.
William J. Roome & TO. leased the dwell
ings No. ls3 Madison avenue for Sarah G.
GOodhue 10 Margaretts Armstrong: No 10
West 18th street for Alexander Kahn to
Celesiin BergerOn: No. 3lS West 56th street
Tor the Marzlof estate to Joseph Seifert
No. % Seventh avenue for the Devlin es-
tate 10 VI. Bowers. and the store No Ii3
East oath street 10 Sarti & Lucchessi
The Duff & Brown Company leased the
-four story building No. 40 West lEth
street for term OF years to the Redmond
Beauty Parlor COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
HUB OFFICIALS SEE PARKS
Honey" Fitzgerald Says Boston
Needs New York Energy.

New York is too big and Boston Is not bS
enough according 10 Honey Fitzgerald,
Mayor OF Boston. who was the guest Oh
Park Commissioner Slower yesterday and'
with other public officials Of the Huo'
visited most Of the parks and playGrounds
in the city for pointers.
1T is impossible for any person In New
York to enjoy the comforts of real home.
said Mayor Fitzgerald This city is too
big. II Mayor Gaynor built a dozen sub
ways tomorrow there would still be con-
&, stion Some of these people ought to De
in Boston. We need some of the New
York energy there.
Mayor Fitzgerald has been on n!ins
trip to Chicago. Detroit and other cities to
study many civic problems in an effort 10
find the best methods for Boston.
I'VE have 100000 in Boston ready 10
spend as soon as we need to- he SAID
What for? Why. for public schools we
are going TO decide where we shan pu'
them. We are up with all requirements ~!
the Hub. but that would be impossiple a'
any time III New York"
The Boston executive said conditions III
the subway were barbaric. but he had no
fault to find with any one. declaring II was
because things were too congested here.
"New York needs some outlet for its sur
plus population he went on to say anu
I want to issue this invitation now ana oh
the spot for all those I'm this city VINO are
uncomfortable from overcrowding to come
to Boston. We have lots OF room there'
plenty of work and good opportunity
The party filed two large touring cars,
and when they returned TO the Arsenai
they were received by the Park Board
They left the city late last night for bos-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
BIG ADDITION TO BUILDING
Six and Twelve Story Structures
for Fifth Avenue Site.

Plans have been filed for the erection Of
a six and a twelve story addition to the
six story store building at No 11i Fifth
avenue. At total cost ~ $3.50 o0o The SIX
story extension will be IN the avenue, with
frontage # a feet and facade exactly
similar In design to the existing building
The twelve story extension will he in 3sth
street and known as 40 West. and will
have a frontage of $50 feet. The Duncan
Realty Company is the owner. Franklin
Simon & Co. arc the lessees. Edward
Necarsumer is tho architect
Plans have been filed hy the chief archi-
tect and the Superintendent Of Public
School Buildings for putting new freproof
main stairs I'm Public School s, on the
north side Of King street 1906 feet west Of
Congress street. at a cost of $500 and
Public School IS. on the north side of Jlst
street. % feet west of Lexington avenue, to
cost s.; .uWI
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF le-sce)
APRIL .

AMSTERDAM AVE. li0? Cs,ore and part of
basement: William Hanion 20 Jacob Nohlberg;
. yrs from MAY I. 1911. sl">o: address, lig2
Amsterdam ave.
ALBANY ROAD. 3lGo (store. basement and
first noor, Maria \ T. Guadagna ~ Francesca
Amnirato: 4 yrs from May l. 1911 sGG0 ad-
dress. 4j5i 30 ave.
ANN ST. 30 (storel: j Ehrlich & Sons TO
Joseph Stoinberg. yrs from May !. 1912; $500,
address, I4l West 10th St
BROADWAY, tlg9 room on ground noor,:
Princess Realty co 10 David Nhitestone from
April l. 1911 10 MAY l. 1915. $500 IN 5000.
address. 1l99 Broadway.
CLINTON ST. . and 4 lstore next 10 corner
Leo VI Rohman and ano 10 samuel Weitz. .
vrs from Ma T. ln1I Sl.ois, address 'lin
ton st
ELDRIDGE Sr. ~ 'sccond floor Moses n
Tame. - Benjamin Potoker. = yrs from MAY J,
1911: sji0. address. II Eltr.dgc 81.
GREENWICH AVE 13l 'ap; Elizabeth krath
20 = William SNYDER 2 Yrs from MAY !. 1871 .
q 200. address. 1Sl Groervich ave.
sTH AVE. a., aln: Henry T. Morris 81 al to
Martha Turtle. yrs from MAY !, 1917 S',2o".
address. Upper Montclar. y i.
30 AVE 1475 1store etc,; Solomon VI Mandel
10 Bernard Slechem 3 yrs from July !, 1910.
80 700. address, 1475 30 ave
SAME PROPERTY assignment Of lease,
Bernard Sleicher t. George \ Sauer. March 10,
81: address. 1875 81 ave
STU AVE. 6s7 2Ox1Oo alD: George r Jackson
20 John G Forster: q Yrs from May J, l9ll ,
with privilege Of TWO renewals, p years each;
taxes. etc. and Sl.op 10 Sl,"N' hohr'>s' 80
West 47th st
.7rH ST. 22s West (alD. John = Morgan and
sro to MAJ Yaowit ~ al yrs from MAY J..
iot1 seo0. address II East tt1th ST
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTA

3lsT STREET. George Dudlcy Ws,I9s ar, -as, nIS
sold for Harriet G. Fox No. u East 3ls, Us feet
between Fifth and Madison avenues. TO Rober. :.
VI Fulton. Mrs Fox acquired the properly II
1880.
5isT sTREET-Edward e. Williams & O..
have sold for s. Nelson irwin. Ella \. christie,
William =. Craig and the Morris Liidnian cs
tate No. 2i to ei9 West 3lsi street nNe fnct
story dwelling houses. on plot e.'oN''Vo IT,
TO Janpole & Werner.
18TH STREET Ada l.. shiland has sold NO NO
262 West 18th street. five story dweils 'ou1e, ,
on plot 32x27 2x4i * irregular. adjoining ,le
southwest corner OF West End avenue The As
tor estate which owns the Aphorpo apartment
house opposite. is said 10 be the buyer.
ssTTI STREET The McNickar Gaillard Reai1ry
Company has sold for Paula Wolfson to ~,
Fleming Handy No ~ West sSth street, four our
story high stoop stone front dwelling house, on
lot 20yl00.S feet. Sir. Handy gave IN part pay
ment his home No. ~ West 921 street, three
story high stoop dwelling house, on lot 2oxiG1s
feet The same brokers have rcspld the 92i
street house for Mrs Wolfson to Bernard Boo
kelman who owns No 80. adjoining ana now
controls plot i0xlGos feet.
CLAREMONT AvENUE-A c. 4 l.. a.
Mark. have sold FOR tho New YORK lnve-tm' M
and improvement Company to the Tpnahd " n
Realty Company Robert Silvernam the plot
1jOx1oo feet ON the east side Of Caremont ave
nue. 100 feet south Of i25th street The prop
erty is excavatod and j. in a section that has
Witnessed great amount Of apartment house
construction in the last few years
sOUT,I STREET William II. Whiting 4 GO.
have sold FOR catherine J. pryer to client the
property Nos. i1S and $40 South street and Nos:
:S31 30 81 and 3i3 Front street, q plot OF
$1,000 square feet. having a frontage Of 100 ftet
each street ard being 40 feet in depth. Inc
property has not charged hands since 1880.
NERMIIYEA AVENUE Max Marx has sold
~ the city the plot. 50XijO feet. on the cast
side of Ncrmlyea avenue. 900 ieet soull ol
Academy street \ ERE house viii be- erected on
the site. The site forms part of larger pIoi
al tiis point owned Icy Mr.. Marx slc still re
tsns lO0Ni'0 feet. adjoining the corner OF Acad-
cuy street
THE BRONX.
FOX STREET-Joshua Nclleman has sold Nos.
1904 and 1896 Fox street two i've story new law
houses. IN plot - lnNl0" feet. hetw"cn iG'th ami
lb1th streets.
TAYLOR ANENJ F.-Charl"s Rngelsten. IT,.
has sold the two story two family house no.
1921 Taylor avenue, near Morris PARK avenue
PERRY AVENl- W. L. Naran has sold FOR
George -. Kingston the brick dwelling house No.
99S5 Perry avenue. on lot 2oXIl5 feet II IS one
of roW of nN@ houses recently completed
Park VENUE,-Clcmeht H. Smith sold 40
1868 Park avenue. between Jttner Place 1Dd
Jim street. TWO story dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
BIG NEWARK PARCEL SOLD.

Feist G. Feist have sold for Morris Levy
the property No. 45 Market street Ne"arh,
y. J.. FOR $4,000. 1t consists or an oiu
frame building on lot with frontage OF
70 feet by $50 feet deep. The price Is salo
10 be one of the highest paid along TINS
thOroughfare.
The purchasers are Roth Co. proim-
nont butchers Of New Jersey, who occupy
a building a few doors away. They VIII
erect on the site just acquired one story
structure 81 feet high, of marble front and
interior Mr.. Levy bought the property at
special masters sale few months ago
The property No. lis Market street lo'o
by So feet. was sold earlier in the week ny
Albert Babcock to Frank y. Keeling Tor
<S- 0b1
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
SUBURBAN LEASES.

To- Lewis II. MAY Company has leased
At Far RockaVay. for Helen W. Fab"r. \
cottage or channel avenue to Ernestinc
Wise and for Sarah Gipson cottage on
Gip,on Place 70 Joseph NJ. Bleyer
Parnaci BROTHERS have rented 70 Loopol1
Salzer thc q. " Minzesheimor cottage, In
Lrr.-f,Io ~ .nnC.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

BOTH ST. D. 20j y W of Amsterdam A.
for a q sty brk tenmt 74.Jxsl.S Nestor HoS,
co. 302 Broadway, owner. Samuel Ssss. 9. In
square architect; 100000
BID ST Ii9 East; for sly moving d n
and loft bldg. 25.9xsig; Albold Realty 60 I
Broadway. owner. Gr0nenbcrg < Leuchiag
West I'D ST. architects. $1,000
4TH ST, S s. 100 n Of Avenue y. n
3 sty synagogue, 23x92. COugregs,ion p.
Hachneses Anshei Micha Iis Columbia .
owner J Fisher. 2)6 East 81 st aIchtcei 8.
600.
THE BRONX.
lsoTH ST. cor Belmont ave. for ihf.
sty brk stores and dwgs. 46X76. 25xIS ard 2 !
76: J McGuire Construction 60 Crhons
McGuiro. 1Go West 10Th ST.. owner Essn
Ewell. I03 Fast 125th ST. architects. total a.
$1,000
2l6TH ST, :, 20 n of f-scons ave .
a sty brk dwg. 2Jx62. F'rancesco Dc L1es z
East iO5th 81, owner; George = Cr9scr ~.
and White Plains ave. archite3t; 500
MARMION AVE. W cor 10Th 81. ier %
4 sty brk tennis. 39x70.4 and :i6Nd3 - K Rss,
60 ,Richard Kcil. 20Gi RIVER ave. prest.,~
owner: Franz Wolfgang. s35 East lIiA
architect; total cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
REALTY NOTES.

T.. ! phillips & 60. and William l-alor
were the brokers in the sale Of 40. SIS
parl, avonIo FOR Emily 7. Rcgens5urg"r 10
Justice Joseph +. Mulqueen.
Leroy Coventry was the broker IN the
sale Of the southeast corner Of West End
avenue and seth street for Agnes Lynch
To- Franklin Petit.
I.eorard Morgan has moved hs Offices to
No 1Oi West 42d street
Earle Il Calhoun. as agents for the Ken
edv estate. deny that the property No. 2S
west SOD street has been sold, as reported
recently.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The follow ing transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesyocn. Nor IA ard 16 Vesey street:
By Samuel Marx.
74TH ST ~. q. 1S ~ Of Madison aYe. I"h
102 . sty dwlg. sold 10 J Wilton stuart I"'
S4s. 900.
By Joseph r Day.
121ST ST. ts g, 14O Il Of LenoX ave. yN
1OO.11: sty dvlg: sold 10 the plainuN Tor SZ"'-
3O: also
10TH ST. 100 tn III g. 122.0 II OF faI y
ave. i22. .;x.p L. sty nathouses. WIN tto''s
In 11j and III: adjourned to April ~ aso
isiST ST. AT centre line OF William ~ y
vacant; sold To- the plaintiff for 500 also
10TH ST 272 s. 500 II Of lst ave: 29x
90 I: sty tenmt: sold 10 the rlaintih for S2l''''
also
1ST AVE les. :. A. n n ~ 10Th 81. 23.ss
"a sty tonnt and stores adjourned 70 HpiH ~
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
BROOKLYN LEASES.

Leases have been made by the Kings and
Nestchester Land COMPANY TO Z T. Allen,
formerly Of Vh street. Of tho upper apart
mont No fIo 2d street. and 20 4. Van
Iderstine. formerly Of Fort Greene Place.
Of the upper apartment. NO. '96 "a street,
both in the new group Of kinko Duplex
houses
At Brooklyn avenue. in tho Florentine
group Of Kinko Duplex houses, the Kings
and Vestchester Land Company have rent
81 No 9G2t to +. e Bishop. formerly OF
81 Charlie place
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
TO SELL BROADWAY PARCEL

Next Tuosday April If, Joseph F. pav
viii sell at auction at the exchange sales
room. Nc IS VeSey street, the Teftt Weller
BUILDING. which occupies plot OF 1851
square feet and - known as No 326 10 $50
broadway. The sale IS by the order Of the
TeAt Weller Company and tho Weller and
Arnold estates
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

from Q, laad "a nl''d demand per oen.
ssi;s r'en' ,IebieI 70 @ NJ Roden' S'"'' 80
address. spnyten Duyv1 10. u ,oru q;
Union AVE. 722. is'sl'Suss = uan,burgcr 10 title
a:naran,ee ,'is a. e' and md trust co. s'ooo ''''
Broadway. ., ., ,,oxosx ir-
WIRED AVE. cor ~ -. .yo'" 9;cores butler To
rec. Anil !; = yrs. u per cs,'. 90, addrcss 80
Iinsen,eXer ,IioLfng 20; N''"'
Flushing ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
TO LEASE VANDERBILT HOTEL.

The IIiniard Hotel Company has been IN
corporated al Albany with capital o' s.
200 600. II Is headed 10y Thomas NJ. IN
lard. one Of the managers Of the Waldorf
and Will assume the lease Of the NanderpI'
Hotel. now nearing completion on Park
avenue. 39d and Sith streets.
Mr. Hilliard is TO he the manager of the
new, hotel. Associated with him I'm the for
nation Of the new corporation are Harry
7. Caesin and LLOYD ". Smith. both Of NO
East AID street: Gerald IT, Gray. Of No
10 Madison avenue. and John X Ma'N'E'
nf No Il Wall street
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

unfit for the place he occupies. and that Is
his temperament lie has not the tempera-
ment for an executive position. And now
when he sees things slipping from beneath
his feet, he seeks TO lay the blame on
other shoulders. II happens To he MI Par
sons who has come In for his animosity
Mr.. Rorglum gave notice that the fight
was only begun and that Mr.. Parsons
would get his dues.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
NEW posToFFIcE CONTRACTS LET.

washington, April 6.-Conracts ior III
stalling heating and ventilating system ID
the proposed New York City postofiice were
let to-day to Baker. Smith & Co, OF Ne"
York. at s165. 900. The Otis Elevator COM
panv got the contract for installing eiectflc
o,o,-o+ors at s19o 0c0
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
NEW FIFTH AVENUE APARTMENT HOUSE
Structure To Be Erected at Southeast Corner of 56h Street with
Lease Involves ST 100000.
FIVE THREE STORY HOUSES IN WEST 51ST STREET SOLD

Davis No. q Schacffer street. three story
frame double fathouse. and for Mary +.
Bradford an irregular parcel south side OF
sunipter street - feet east Of Stone ave
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

75TH ST ~ East: % a I sty private tvz
Heck premises. owner: " y Chambers. 3 VI
ST. architect. $500
9TH AVE, il4 and 4l6. and 3s'h Va
10 Il sty brk store. Duncan Reaitr -.
9th ave. owner: T. Nccsrsulmer, 81 i,h .
architect: sl30,0oo
Lemon AVE, cor il5th ct to q :,
store and office bldg; ( r & " = Bernhsin
12sth st and Amsterdam ave, owners. Hc
mann. 3ls West i2lst 81, architect. s9""
THE BRONX.
EAGLE AVE o s. II OF l56th 81. q
. sty brk house, 2il.1rxll26. Eol!ns Brsr'
90 On premises owner: Robert wilson 60
5,h ave architect. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
PHONE 4O;0-BEEkMiN.
NEW JERSEY
COUNTRY PROPERTY

OSsININ5--FOR SALE. SEVERAL ELEGANT
village homes: fine views: choice building
sites. in good location. THOMAS LE.ARY.
Ossininr Y
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

man, trustee: $33. .0or: attorney. ~
I.,,rie 81 Nassau 81. 1 I
10th ST. .. 100 n " Of 9Th 40.
100: April 30 1909; Abraham C;abr,s, all
son Trust 20. as trustee; 42s 010' 10 70 hy.
sullivan & Cromwell. 40 wall 81. '"'mss
isaTH ST, =. 1863 II OF II.b .y. :.
10 10: August ~. 1894. Isabelle n and ,nhr
Leo to Germania Life Insurance Co: Is tssoaa ;
iorneys. Merrill Rogers. Us Brosdy.y" A.
BROOK AVE. >, 1888 II n ~ ia.
100 6y43: Jan ". 1905: Frank stsrkm.uMh 4
Kandell; ss.GD; attorney, Arthur Rsa,% % y
Broadway ~
BROADWAY, W .. 100 n . OF 2sf.,
54j 5yeJ4 1Dx6ijG. April - I94' ~ 4
schnitt to Frederick Forster: II LA J
dress Sc william s'. ''"' ~
SAME PROPERTY. April q. ION
TaImadge w Forster, $1,000; attornsys ;
az above. We
HOE AVE. n cor 1874 81, 25xJno
1910; Afro Realty 20 10 EmanDsl ccuiy
$1,000; attorney Morris " nsyman, Jaw
way. -f"~<
LOT $, map 1898 Fort Wasb,,,,.
Buena Vista - Indicate. May II, I,T, sr
J Cochran 70 Blanche < Ausrbach. soc ctsrsy
torney W NJ Wechsler. iGJ Broasyav ~ H.
/ PROSPECT AVE. - ;. $50 n n q, ,s.
oJx5O. July ]. 1910: D'Angclo- Bons n, rns va Z
sfriction 90 TO Greenwich Nortgags t "a
OOJ: attorney. Lawyers Title Inyyra,,. Va
Trust 90. iO Broadway. AZ
I55T-H ST. =. 27J n of cour,l,,..
2JxIOO. Nov ~. isas: Michael ANA w ~
Hecht 10 the German Savings PAN .hA
attorneys Amend & Amenc. ia Nasss,. ~
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
NBkib V.
M,NEATTAs :

with name and address ~ grantee
-n,erost per cent unless otherwise stated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
FOLLOWING THE BAND.
Pa9santry Appeals TO the Nssro's
Tropical imagination.

Pa9santry Appeals to the Negroes
Tropical Imagination.
Once upon . time a Philadelphia
lawyer came south. he had q pair Of
big spectacles. an inquisitive mind.
and he wanted to know. says Harris
Dickson In Success Magazine With
his southern friend he was harrying to
the courthouse. a negro parade block
ed tho strcet-negroes in carriages. on
horseback. on foot: negroes with
swords and axes. stumpy negroes with
Masonic banners, lean negroes With
Pythian devices. fat negroes with Odd
Fellows insignia, miscellaneous ne
groes with miscellaneous emblems.
The Philadelphia pushed through
the crowd ard ran back In great cx-
element whats it all abouts What
are they doing:''
The southerner couldn't explain. but
beckoned to very intelligent young
negro-whe. by the way. was a promi-
neut politician--and asked. Tom.
what's the occasion for all this pa
rade:"
The young negro laughed. Now,
jedge. you ought to know dat a Niger
don't need no 'casion for a parade
Tom had spoken a mouthful. Pag.
eantry appeals to the negro's tropical
imagination. Churches aud lodges fur
nish most OF the social life that he
knows. He does not ask why the
brass band Is playing. He keeps step
with the fellow that beats the drum
and Is hapn~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
Ills Is My 49th Birthday
THOMAS z. cRAMsLEr.

Dr.. Thomas E. Cramblet. president
of Bethany West Virginia) College.
was born at Tappan, Ohio, September
II. 1862. His education was received
at Sciota College and Ohio State uni
versity. Later he took q theological
course at Kentucky university. After
graduating from the last-named insti-
tuition in 1887 he entered the ministry
Of the Christian church. His first pas.
torate was that Of President Garfield q
church at Mentor. Ohio. Later he oc-
cupied pulpits in Omaha and Pitts
burg. He resigned the pastorate of
the East End Christian Church in
Pittsburg in 1901 and spent the follow
ing year in travel in Europe, Egypt
and the Holy Land. Upon his return
home he was appointed to his present
position as president of Bethany col
lege.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
Why Actresses
Never Grow Old
Theatrical Worldl

Nothing concerning the profession
seems more puzzling to the dear old
public than the perpetual youth Of our
feminine members. How often we
hear remarks like, why. saw her as
Juliet forty years ago and she doesn't
look a year older now." or course al.
lowance is made for makeup. but
when they see us off the stage at close
range. they need another explanation
How strange women generally
haven't learned the secret OF keeping
the face young! How simple a matter
to get an ounce OF mercolixed wax at
the drug store. Apply 1t like cold cream
and in the morning wash II off! We
know how this gradually. impercepti-
bly, absorbs old cuticle, keeping the
complexion new and fresh, free from
fine lines, sallowness or over-redness.
We know. too, that this mercolixed
wax il the reason actresses don't wear
moth patches. liver spots. pimples and
the like. Why don't our sisters on the
other side Of the footlights learn the
reason, and profit by 1t?