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New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
s2saoooo LOANS ON PROPERTY.

Two realty firms announced S2''-o'V'
loans on property yesterday. Oh '''ls sun
William A. White & Sons placed Sl'yo0'V''
and Hughes &, Hammond $l02O,w0 1hoSe
,,ada bv the former concern follow:
Tor the Duane street Company, 5000"
on the twelve story mercantile building AT
the southwest corner of Duane ana ii""So'
streets. for Edward Rafter $4,000, on thc
five story tenement at the northwest COZ
ner of nth street and First avenue LOT '"e
Gerleit- MYERS Company. $l35,Cp on inc SIX
story elevator apartment house on 'hc
north side of Ii2d street, between Bradhu'S'
and Edgecombc avenues; FOR lla'Iis
Blanck. $4,000 on the seven story 'IeN"lo'
apartment house No. 2e LenoN avenue l"'
the E. V. Construction Company Il pu''''"s
loan OF $4,000 TO erect three apartment
houses on tho northeast corner OF lHHahS
and 163d streets: for the Charles }. "eih-
stein Realty Company, $3.50 on Nos. lol
and ZOE Narick street a seven story lolt
structure: for Faour Brothers 5000" on lhe
six story business structure Nos. lV ana
1Oi Greenwich street, for II. Schiff, SSi'"
on the six story apartment houses NO. go
10 3lt West nth street; for John NJ. SEQ
bic, 100000 on various properties includ-
ing No. $50 to 372 West 55th street. NO
$50 10 so Ninth avenue. No. S3l TO S59 Tenth
avenue. No. 5OS TO 5ll West 55th street ana
four lots on the south side Of 55th street
west of Ninth avenue; for Andrew +. Nor
ison. S2o5O00 on the six story apartment
house at the southwest corner ot lloth
street and Morningsde avenue, for the
Sixth Avenue and Fourth Street Realty
COMPANY. s165. .OO0 on the triangle at sixth
ayenue. Cornelia and 4th streets, improVeu
with twelve story structure.
Those made by Hughes a Hammond fol
low:
one hundred and eighty-tvo thousand
dollars. AT per cent. for Fanny Gruen' on
her five new apartment houses on CauldWeH
avenue. near 156th street $4,000, at 'l2 per
cent. for the Iennessey Realty Company, on
its new eight story apartment house NO.
Is TO 80 West SD street; $2SjGoo, at . per
cent. for the 10 and p West 36th Street
CORPORATION. on it's new twelve story mer-
camille building Nos. 10 and Il West 36th
street. This was placed i'm conjunction with
George Neiman. no. 33j Fifth avenue. one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars at .
per cent. for the Latham Realty Company
on the northwest corner of l75d street and
Audubon avenue, new SIX story ele-
vator apartment house 10000, at per
cent. for the 3Gl sixth Avenue Corporations
on the said premises. and 5000 at - per
cent. for Harbater & SILK, on No. JOG West
CT
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
BIG WESTMINSTER TRACT SOLD.

A transaction in Westchester County. IN
volving about 100000. has just been con
cluded. Mrs. Mildred j. Ehrgott bought
from the Tuckahoe Lime and Lumber Com
pany a large tract between Larchmont and
MGmaroneCk. just north Of the recently
burned Blossom Heath Inn. and consists
of about 90 villa plots, each containing
several lots 1t has a frontage of l,000
feet on the Boston Post Road, on which is
trolley line, and runs back over 200 feet
to Palmer avenue, extending across that
thoroughfare thus having frontages on
both sides The trolley line TO Stamford
runs along this avenue
The New Haven is considering a pro-
posal to establish new station opposite
the property.
Mrs. Ehrgott intends TO offer a large por-
tion at auction, probably next spring under
restrictions for high class residential de-
veopment and a number Of improvements
are to he made to the property.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
FORMER HOLDINGS OF SETH Low SOLD
Charles Lae DEpoSes Of Two Loft Buildings in Broadway tx
endnu to Crosby Street. Acquired Only Few Weeks Ago.
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR S235.OOO

corner of Fourth avenue and JUN suec'
through the Frederick T. Barry company
TO Ginsburg & Levy. dealers IN antiques
for three years.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased large SPaCe
in the Tilden Building, at No. 10 10 III
West 10Th street TO the Alfred r. No' ''''
Company. structural engineers.
Pease & Gilman have leased Tor the
tor Nunes Company the upper part oil No
Il East 42d street to Pierre Nilhgny' per
fumer.
H. c. Senior & CO. have leased IN con-
junction with Daniel Birdsall 90" .he
three story building No. 25S West o'ti'
street for a term of years to the l"onipiS
Power Company. ID. Stuart Dodge p'S'
dent. ,.i
The Cross e. Brown Company mas 'eas'u
the two lower floors and basement III Nus
Ola and 9l7 West 4Sth street to Na'ld'' %
Todd. 49,. ,,,.
ogden & Clarkson have leased tne ,oL
loft at No. 107 West 9th street 10 A"o'P''
J. Taub for a term of years
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

In Pelham free and clear. on the Bos'oh iuIn @
pike The apartment house sold in the h''E""''
hood Of S23J.OOO
BROADWAY-W William II. Whiting y co.na, c..,.nr, !,
sold Tor Charles Lauc To client t'' plul =, -
SOS 5n2 and 5Oi broadway. extending throusn ~
and Including No 80 10 - Crosby strec'' @ Wv"
ting Of five and six story loft buiidinSS r,, 4,
inc a Mot containing iG 600 square i''t' iIls i.
the same property purchased by MI L.u' m..
= few weeks ago from former MdNoi ~" ~
Tho plot Is assessed at Si4J.Oo0.
BI'ENA VISTA ANENUE-Tho Mlllian, i., sting .
borg Company has sold fer the no'h '-oxooS
Gompany NJ l.. Hymcs president ,V. -
feet extending through from Bueha is is1" t3o,b
rue To Riverside Drive Terrace opl"S''
street T.,
ST. NICHOLAS ANENUE-Flsn * |a' na,,a soid
c,riunction with tnauncey u. Grluch. h".s ho ~
IN, APARTMENT house on the southeast 'oi Eod
- Nicholas avenue and 129th street ~, 'o,~,,.ert,,
erl-k G. Mclaughlin to = client. ~ P'''
was purchased for investment puii''''
THE BRONX
cROTONA AVENUE John !. StelIii'St@ ,,ro,ona ana
sold FOR Albert j. AdobWly NO. -ioo oJvi00
avenue q three family house on lo' ~n,il,
feet. also 1919 Wallace avenue. t%o no
Iouse on "A lot 25ylOO feet. IN eA- 7'o,,,o
liner gives a nous. at No. ~ Horton yooo
with garage. in New Rochelle. on a p'o'
feet, and cash - ba,,
THIRD AVENUE--Wlliamson q ~ 60" story
soId for The estate OF John Hsffen the lou 90
l,.idnp No gISJ Third avenue. WIN a ncor
ON CourtIandt avenue This prope'''
I4nth street centre.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
BUYS HEIGHTS

The former holding Of eX-Mayor Seth Low
in Broadway which Charles Laue acquired
only a few weeks ago was resold by the
latter through the William ii. Nhluhs
Company yesterday. The property com
prises a five story and six story loft build
ings at Nos. 500 and 50i Broadway, extend
ing and including No a to 80 Crosby street,
covering plot of 16,6oO square feet. The
property IS assessed at $ii5,Cp.
II was reported that Mr.. Laue had pur-
chased from the T.. Il II. Levy Company
No. 113 Beekman street, four story build
ing. on "A lot 192xJ09 feet, adjoining the
southwest corner of Water street, already
owned by Mr.. Laue. In part payment Mr..
Laue. II was said had given No. 1874 Water
street. a four story building, on lot PAX
g. feet. The sale of the site has been
denied
Another interesting transaction announced
was that of a big apartment house In the
Washington Heights section. The McMor-
row Engineering and Construction Com
pany signed contracts for the sale of the
Columbus Annex. an eight story freproof
structure. on "A plot 75x1OO feet. to Thomas
j. Mcbride. of the Mcbride Ticket Agency.
157th street. 125 feet east OF Broadway, and
was held at $4,000 The purchasing price
was IN the neighborhood OF S235OO0. In part
rayment the selling company. which is the
owner OF the Columbus adjoining. took
plot of ten acres in Pelham, free and clear,
on the Boston Turnpike, about 300 feet
north Of the city line. The plot was held
at $4,000. the balance being paid in cash.
The Columbus Annex is subject to first
mortgage OF $4,000.
The William Lcmberg Company has sold
for the York Investing Company, NJ. H.
Hymes. president a plot. S0X20 feet. extend
ing through from Buena Vista avenue TO
Riverside Drive Terrace opposite l'9th
street. The property was formerly part of
the lage tract owned by the Fort Washing
ton Syndicate. extending from Fort Wash
ington avenue over TO Riverside Drive, be-
tween 171th and 1Slst streets, which was
sold at auction i'm April. 1902. Mr.. Hymes
bought the plot at the auction sale. pay
ing S1L7o0 for it, Most Of the tract is now
improved with high-class apartment houses.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

rich to George Costar omtg s5.7GO; Dec ~ $lUo'
address. 1922 East iIIth st. -
LOTS GGl and GG5. Gleason property Ie9plg :
Trust 60 to MARY Byrne Dec II: %1VV' ''''''
203O Ncwb1ld ave.
LOTS G2o and $50. same map; same 10 henI.
4 Broker: Dee II: S9JU. address. lo-- h'S'
1I1th ~.
LOTS 55I aud ,52. same map same 10 John
y Mccarthy; 81. 900; address. 1861 81 ave
LOT COS same map. same to Henry sugar
man, Dec II. 500: address. .i3i - NaS"''''
ave.
LOTS fo7 and 4o>. same map: same to FRANK
T. Vittola Dec II. $3.50; address, l6 East -'l ~.
Lot 9is same map. same 10 Marshall >
Marden: Dec II: S2lJ address. ~ william ~
LOT GGI TO Gs3 same map. same to Arthur
y Haas; Dec II; S1O5; address 99S mon ', aNV' ,
MORRIS AVE, 1867. 25xl0i: Mary Mioao~,dZ ,Gal od
to Morris Krnsky; all liens Dec To- N'oV' nv
dress. 1885 Prospect pl. Brooklyn.
MORSE AVE : cor Of George 81. lIoi-Ep
Pauline Levy to Bronx County ConslIu'1'on W.
Dec u (mtg Sl1.0O0J; 81 address. 2i-o 50 aN',
MORRIS AVE g. 100 II 4 l9lst ST. i'N
fiG: George = Buckbee to Lewis II Woods p'c
Is mtg 81 600; 500; address 2ioi Grand ave
PLOT begins go It Of White Plains rd a. al Il, Il
point 500 # along same ron ,Horee MTl stein
metz: Dec 1G ntg $4,000: SiOu. address ~
Horton ave. New Rochelle. Y.
PERRY AVE. $. 444 Il Of 0d rd' tuto 'o
W % n 10 G : Of drive liN3lNs4N IL - w W
beginning. Lucy Fensterer 10 Wilian u Me..n,cr
untg SlO.OOOl: Dec 4: 81 address. East 'H's'''
rd New Rochelle. y os.
POTTER PI. II $. - II Q Of villa ave; -, -oN.'r,
Pasquale Fusco to Antonio Natal"; Dec - ""'7
81 40OD; 81: address. 81 East 2O+th st.
ROBIN AVE. . W 5. at s = Of Nestcil',' :
ave runs 3 1j4x1OOX ;jX n 2'N -
81: Bessie CiainsborE to Richard II ATnOl'i, -, ~
~: consideration omitted; address lZo "e''
chester Square
SETON AVE, W 5, 400 # of RanhaI ,nnie nnt
c5xiOO Edenwald: Josiah y Briggs 10, Humo
Mctzler: Dec l5: all liens; 81; address % 'e'o''
ave
WILLIS AVE. 800. 2OxJO, Edward W,llls ,,, ~,
John NJ Rauh Dec lG: 81 address 3oo' M'' ''''
49, 400.
18TH ST. II g. 30J II Of Avenue j.: "vNl0tS IN. t5
irreg: Elizabeth q Fonda 10 Nice Duu, - -
untg Sl3. .Oo0: 500: address i5I East lNZn -.
10th ST $ s. o. r OF Prospect ayti ~
irreg: Frederick r Harrison 10 Nathalu' oo6
Harrison Cmtg $1,000; Dec 10; 81 add''S'' '''
East 10th ST. an.
18TH ST. 8 g 2G II Of Prospect ave 34A'1'
Mary Peterson To John r Peterson DEC - "'
dress. 1890 DAILY ave
227TH ST s17 East 25Xl14, Wak@ntH txe n io6,
arlne Maschc to Kathinka DinSiord ,i"tE 81 -r,E
ali liens. Sept -: s1oo. address f"S f'aS' ''''
street. 49,, .,.,..
o2pTU ST. @ cor Of Concord St @ @W,AISII. ~
George Peter to oscar r Weed untG N7.-'2, -. ,n -,
address. Castleton Park. New BriIh'o'' '''
Island
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
REALTY NOTES.

The Duross Company has sold for Louis
Levine to J. T. Jackson the seven two
family houses at No. ~ 10 2Si Armstrong
avenue. Jersey city.
The Herman Arms Company negotiated
the recently reported sale Of No. $2j West
10Th street to the Rudolph Wallach Com
pany
Williamson & Bryan negotiated the re-
cent sale for Jennie Helborn of the block
front on the south side of l6jth street from
Morris To Grant avenue to the Mitchell
AIcDermott Construction Company, which
will erect five story flats. The property
was given i'm exchange for No. lill 10 1915
wilkins avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions were recoiu
Yesterday at the Real Estate bNcha"e'
salesrooms. Nos. Il and 16 Nesey street
By Herbert \. sherman.
17STH ST. $50 to $50 West > ,,. Uo - Win
Audubon ave. 75X9i. II; . sty apt hou'''
drawn
At the Bronx Exchange:
by Joseph =. Day.
aoGTH Sr. ts2 East. 5. 21Gs II & Oh VIA 70
In Parkway south. 16.sxl20: j sly u"s' S'
the plaintiff for 5000 ,,,,.ho
ooeru 81 $50 East. :. 2I3i II " OF MOS, M9sho -
In p,rk,yav south f6Sx12O; sty dWg' so'u w
tho plaintiff foc $4,000. ,.t,,
.O6TU ST 1S4 East. 8, $40 W VI ~ ~, The
parEvay south. I6 sxi20; sty dwg' sold 10 ''e
the plaintiff for $4,000.
By Herbert \. sherman.
Io<,;FETJoW AVE. 1850. " s. 9o.o ~ -, -,
.l l',.>''r -, Al txi1o r. sty tenmt; sold 10
Louis J Finkclstein for SF'.Vo'. . -.
FREEMAN ST. g2 and "ei' : :; - ,,1.p sold
Of Iongfcow ave. 4IN'h y D" s,E '"''
In Louis j Finkelstein FOR S'1,2p'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee >
DECEMBER IS.

BROADWAY. 2723: store and ncor' M@rs srs
from Dec !. 1911; s".2oo; address % i'N'"9
place. a. ,,-iu
PARK PLACE. 1t and tG. t7x'?; Az. ,,' W ~
ian, + Chrvstie 1T al 10 Gabriel Npuhdlu'
yrs from pee 1G. 1911; $l2'ooo' address -
Park place. ., =
WASHINGTON ST, 3o3; one-half Of d,IIiarl grou"8i =
noGr. Henry Weber. Inc, 10 LYMAN ifell'' ,S
VTe from May /. 1911; Si.Ioo, ADDRESS 80
Dawson ST. ..
on AVE. tGo cor 10th ST; an rec'oi..
etc. Protestant Episcopal ChurGpm -, T oi
Marks in the Bouwerie TO Davld " blpr.U"' sss 81
YRS from MAY /. 1912. s25ooi ADDRESS, -
Lewis ave. BROOKLYN.
2D AVE 3252: store etc, Ferdinand S,,oo,IN
o., -5,ii1t,m + socton. yrs from May !. l'll'
SoSt. q ldross. @252 Sd ave.
e4TH ST 26S West. basement store, ''O,
p-rederick r Kun1pf 10 Domnick cement, .
YRS from oct !. 1911 $500: address 2oN west
34th 81. =,
1olST ST. - and - East all, BENJAMIN M NJ
crusrstoin 10 Bette stern; : yrs mos II'i"
Ian / 1912. SO zoo. address. 3S1 East so ST.
10TH st. $. - # = Of Park aye l}'4i"o. E''o.
ground hoor. Halpern Bros & 90 TO EliSs
Baker: for Jewish HOLIDAYS only; from SeR[ ga -
i91i 10 sept -. 1912. $1,000; address East
1uNth 81
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

Jacobs to Morris II sinske 100000; address
luS west i2d -.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg s'o'"oD, por1ec
Dec IS. due oct -. 1912. per ccn., s@nst
to B,ltc Siralach; $1,000. address -b' "e'
l2Tth ST.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg Syi,"v"a Syi,ao..
Dec tS: iastais: T. p'r cont; sam" to y ~ -.
Schwartz; 81 ZOO: address, ~ "cs' 'I''" -
IlDTU ST. 337 tc 81 East. 'o&So' ,i}oronce Deu t
= ,rs. GiusopDo Ac!nelIl and auo 10 Iioiehce
N IIaskin s22 900 address, 205 West '''n ~
fSiTH 81. g.. al land Ncw YORK Shln Sst oan, a,
Cancer Hospital. bee IL prior mtg Fl','uv3,
clarence I, smith to Maria white; s1'Ooo
.ttdrese 60 Easi I2Sth St
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
Lowest Rent
in Manhattan,

II THE LEASE or YOUR present
QUARTERS HAS SOME TINE 10 Run
WE WILL. CONSIDER THE ASSUMPTION
OF YOUR LEASE. OUR BUILDING II
OPEN At ALI. TINES. AND INSPECTION
Is CORDIALLY INVITED. FULL De.
TAILS or THE OWNER. ST. IOHNs
PARK REALTY CO.. WILLIAM H. Kill
PATRICK. president. CORNER BAR
ROW AND GREENWICH SITS TELE-
PHONE 3t09 SPRING. JAMES n. CRUlk'
SHANK SECRETARY, 80 PINE ST.
TELEPHONE 22I1 Join
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
CALLS DIVoRCE RING VULGAR
Woman Attorney Denies That 1t Elimi-
mates Embarrassment.


Boston, Dec. N.-Western women have
inaugurated a. custom of wearing a wedding
ring on the little finger of the right hand
when they become divorced but their claim
that il eliminates embarrassment is denied
by Miss Amy Acton. a prominent attorney
Of this city. Miss Acton asserts that such
ring wearing is but part Of woman's
foolish subservience TO man-made GUS
toms which have chained women for cen
turtles
II think that any custom that draws pub
Die attention To ones private misfortune is
vulgar says Miss Acton. why should a
woman advertise the fact that she is a di-
vorced woman? Ii would seem TO me that
such a circumstance is something TO be
regretted. In fact. ] think that women are
unfairly Disseminated against by custom. 90
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

weather was cloudy, with light local SHOWS.
Temperatures are nearly normal over tnc =.
tire country. except in Arizona. "Ntr'm" NG'l
cru Texas and Nevada. where they are quli' lo"
for the season. With abuormally low pressure lf'
NaiIirc ONIr the uGrth Atlantic aud the HTiusn
isles and equally abnOrmally high pressure on
either side. IL is apparent that 10 decided changes
mpy be- expected iu weather conditions over me
eastern half n tie United States during The next
tao GAYS. BetWcca tho Missouri EircI ana iu'
Rock, Nptuliry. now,r'I, ana ln nc SCUM
rD-t SHOWS 9nl ruins win continue, fou"n'el hF
fair ana colder weather boo The mountain dl'
trirts hv "wednesday. .,
The WiuCf aors trc N'G Ens.a ld and Wit"'e
Atlantic coasts viii BE- Moderate r'itnNcsi 10
north. south Atiautic coast, moderate norm ail
northeast: east Gulf coast. moderate n"rlhetsl
aud east. west Gulf coast, moderate &" bfisk
east to southeast. on Lake Michigan. moderate
east.
steamers departing Tuesday for EuroI can polts
Will have moderate northwest to north wlnds'
with e,neraly fair weather. 10 The Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Iocaities.-For The DIS
trict Of Columbia ond Maryland, fair to-day and
Wednesday. light north winds
Fer Delaware. sew JefsoF. Eastcrn Ponns' J.
,aria and Eastern New York. fair to-day and
Wednesday. light 10 moderate north winds
Tor Southern New England. generally fair to
dsy and Wedncsday moderate northwest to north
For Northern New England. clouds today.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANIfATTAN

l2nril ST s. - II OF Riverside Drive.
Tor "A siy apt house. 5oXlOi. London Construc.
iion CO. llo broadway, owner. Groncnbcrg <
Isucht'g West 22d ST. architects: cost >a5 coo
ll2D ST. u go q % or Sth ave: for n siy
garugc %NW ! Winston au7i RIVER ave. own
cr, y Whis''n' 200 Ea-i lN,lh ST.. architect.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

NANIiAITAN.
157TH STREET The McMorrow Engineering
auJ Constructing COMPANY has sold To Thomas
l. Mcbride the Columbus Annex, an eight story
elevator auartmrnt house. In 10Th street, IL
IL ct east OF Broadway. on plot 15Nloo fsot. In
Tatt payment the selling company took ten acres
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
ERATl MS.

BROADWAY, tl>. 60 10 sty o,5,ss ard iofts
bids Iul. go BroadVsv owner. ! u
Trieri ~ alexander ave. architect cost. SSVoo
BROADWAY. 5D to S55. 10 IL sty store
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
LIS PENQENS.

and lofts bldg: W Rouss. premises oene,
" Dilther. 1 Union Square architect COS,
A. ntl
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
oc,I omciai Record.

Local Onicial Record.-Thr following official
record from the Weather Bur'au shows the
changes in tine temperature Tor thc last twenif
four hours in conparis win tine oorrrspord
,ur date ~ last year
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
for $3.50 a year.
EXPLANATORY NOTES

obs.rsioas isken al pm. 75ih meridian time. Air
pressure reduced 10 sea level
Isoba- continuous lines pass through points Of equal air
pfsSsge.
lsoherns dotted Ines p2ss through ponis Of eolalem-
psrshfs eswa only Tor zero eezi7g co. and 100 degrees
o Clear. . Partly Cloudy = Cloudy; r RAIN S Snow
IA Report missing aifo"s fly win the wind.
First figures ird,slc temperature second precipitation ol
oi inch OF more tyf q hours ending n. yesterday
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

fair "Wednesday. moderate northwest ard north
winds.
For Western New York ana Western PernsEl-
,luia cloudy to-day. f1ir wednesday, lisnt to
moderate north winds.
Official observations Of United states weather
bureaus taken ~ p. m. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-11-03
Personal

King Victor mmanuel purchased a
series of thirty etchings by Joseph
Pennell, the merican artist.
Richard LIE Caffeine, divorced poet
forbidden to remarry In New forA
State. welded Mrs. Irma Hinton FER
nv. a d~ivorcee, in Connecticut.
Governor Simeon E. BALDWIN ol
Connecticut will be a candidate ior
the presidency on the Democratic tlch-
ct. and his name will be presented 20
the national convention by the state
delegation.
High tributes we're paid to Edward
M. Shepard at a memorial meeting at
the College of the City of New YORK.
Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor OF "Ine
New York World died on board MS
Yacht, off Charleston, s. G.
Miss Fola La Toilette, daughter OF
Senator La Toilette, OF Wisconsin,
and Mrs. La Toilette, was married al
the home of her parents to George
Middleton, Of New York. a playwright
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-11-03
WARSHIP FLEET
SIX MILES LONG
Enormous Crowds Admire I'M
pressive Naval Pageant.
VESSELS AGLlTTER AT NIGHT
B~attIeships, Dreadnoughts, and cruls.
ers Outlined In Brilliant Lights as
Thousands Look on-Batterles OF
searchIlghts Add to the Picture.

New York.-In other respects than
mere number Of ships and power OF
armament, the naval review at New
York eclipsed any naval pageant 9
seen in this country. President Tart
not only sailed through the four lines
of ships at anchor in the Hudson
River, but watched the armada pick
up it's anchors and get under way.
He led the long column down the
bay and off Staten Island moved aside
on the Mayfower and again reviewed
the fleet as it passed out to sea.
Four lines of ships stretching eight
miles, from 57th street to Spuyten
Duyvil, formed this monster attrac-
ton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-11-03

DR.. Anna Howard Shaw was re-
elected President of the National
Woman's Suffrage Association.
The eighth death among the follow
ers OF the Rev. Frank w. Sanford,
Who returned recently on the yacht
Coronet, occurred at Portland, Me.
The convicted members of the New
York Poultry Trust were sued for
1925, 900, triple damages, under the
Sherman law, by Independent ship
pers.
Walter Diehl was convicted of muir
der in the second degree on the charge
of being the principal in the lynching
Of Carl Etherington, an anti-saloon de-
tectiye, at Newark, Ohio.
Counsel for the defense in the Nc
Namara trial protested against the
presiding Judges method of examining
talesmen on the ground that 1t indicat-
ed a desire to prevent disqualification
of the man questioned.
The Rev. Frank Sanford, leader of
the Holy Ghost and Us Society, was
arrested at Shiloh, Me-, by a federal
officer. on a warrant charging neglect
of his crew and followers on their re-
cent cruise.
President Taft in Chicago issued
the customary proclamation liking
Thursday, Nov. 80, as Thanksgiving
Day. Bountiful crops, prosperity, ma
tional peace and the brotherhood OF
nations are given as special reasons
for thanksgiving at this time.
Judge Bordwell and Clarence Oar
row. attorney for the defense in the
Mcnamara case, came into collision
when the Court refused to immediate
Nv rule on the eligibility of chal-
Ienged talesmen as jurors and barrow
refused to proceed.
Because the mob was too drunk, A.
B. Walker, a negro and confessed muir
derer, escaped a lynching in Washing
ton, Ca, after the rope was around
his neck.
Archbishop O'Connell, Of Boston.
was officially informed that he Is to
be elevated to the cardinalate.
Secretary of the Interior Fisher at
tended the mine tests at Pittsburgh
and addressed a large gathering OF ex-
perts.
The grand jury which is hearing
the evidence against the Rev. Clar-
ence ". T. Richeson at Boston was
suddenly adjourned to enable the Dis
trict Attorney to investigate what Is
said to be important new evidence.
Professor Robert J.. Sprague OF the
Massachusetts Agricultural College at
| Amherst, in looking over the last
state census, figures that the
Yankee race is threatened with ex-
tinction. Rugs and automobiles are
blamed in part for the falling off of
the birth rate.
The government filed its answer to
the Tobacco plan; Mr.. Wickersham
insisting on the right to demand furth-
ed relief, if necessary, within fye
! Years: :hat the United Cigar stores
Coro any be sold, ald taat ao o.dcer
or r=ile1. 9 neosssarg ritaf2 FIVE
roitte5 10 a--r1 a any ether ao a
five years.