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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
VIII name and address Of lenders AZ
torney.)
NOVEMBER 81.

Manhattan.

LEXINGTON AVE ., cas- n OF ootn
g. lsxso; Oct 7, 1901; Matiiaa , Scn.S' John
i-c c.ns SSi Hf ss Nassau ASA st. a..
,RiyINoToN ST. cor sgiiSik ,s - S saS
2 Jseob sheyell: $4,000; atsSrhszs BROAD
Vay M
TRANgFHR OF tax lien. 1881. lot 81
~ 1877, sec. 8. Manhattan; feD Q, i sey.
noa1 Realty co to Dept Of Finanee'
10 AVE. 2i5o. 22.5zls4 lO12o sTlla; June
\ 1901; Martha pegelnlan 10 Bank toI ea .,
hsl New York. $4,000; address zso ~"
ID AVE. W s. 5o.8 # Of li7th st. 252S
s1.1 os;n5 ssS soeC sss GS Bow
~. SANDS, 81 Nassau 81. -. =. o4s.
10TH AVE. " 8, $50 n 3 OF 87th -: $50
y. March le; 1903: George w aho Savings
Bank 81. 500. attorney. Richard II Clarke
..sAME PROPERTY; oct 4. 1850: same TO
10TH ST., n >, 40 n w OF Ave 3, 2oxS4.s'
Dec 81 1904: Joan Z Meyer and ano, exrs,
. Nina, wife Of John F Meyer k2'ioO' S'
s;TH ST. n s. i7o n " OF Central Park
.sss, 20Il02.2: Nov 10. 1905; Lmms Ia, Tsy-
Nv Nv 70 George II Alien $4,000 attorney
'us Guarantee Co, i76 Broadway' o.oo,ohar
soheTH ST, lls West, 25xiOO.Sl; peeeiisosI
q 1911 Florence ! Roseh so Augusta "a
INK S; $500: attorney. Hugo Cohn' IL
.,iiMTn ST. n s. 1875 q e Of L9no1 s ave 20
IL; March Z. 1906: Edwin kF2~SS -
cshn J McGrath. 80, 900; attorney Dol
IN S0l Broadway ,a,,
riz71H 81. i2s East. 5OxI2b; July Il. 1911;
ss,.1As w and Kath Forster 20 TUE 49, GS"'
ss and Trust Co. l76 Broadway; xo'o9Vcc o.
aa5sglh ST s. 10 II e OF oth ave 10 -
~ June II, 1897 Gertrude II pleht 49,, 70
s,,ee states Trust Co OF New YORK; hlV.V"''
isassys Stewart A. SheaFsr, 40 Waii 81,
Ii 'sy I'll 81. 5Ss and 53s, 7018s ~; -, re-
TnEu; Remain Realty 60 10 Eliz Hathet
csss~., sttpTnsys Ernst Lowsnstem
as' u liberty st.
The Bronx.
Az slsgMERE PL, a. $50 Il Of Marm,on
Hts,.1 ssx1l0O, being lot 81, map dly Isns
Nss.y Stohey estate, fremont; Nov Il. Ie eV9'
attny,o = Morgan 20 Patrick q Tlghei s9,VVV'
Tpa'I Robert w TODD. 40 Broadway
a. &eaNNKLIN AVE, W 8, 81 n or lIVtn
% b.xks4.ll: Sept 49, 1911; william hooes
n -pha Freu5enheims $4,000; attorneys
fTrS Fan. ESQ Broadway. oo.
Wis., 1sI, map Eamler estate; Nov s, ls0e,
tifEm Pfriender 20 Stuard Realty 20
aFsSS sitorney. Title GUARANTEES CO. 100
losAikkTHA AVE. n cor 2ssth 81, 25x
hffs,ieh %. 1912 Meilio Construction 20
bttsSrAss " q and Alma Wiemann; 3z'OOo'
itsTk N Kate 800 Broadway.
ilo,a 81 =, l4l.6 n OF Park ave, iuns
W f11 25x * 4Sx 3'ox
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER q.

I'd AVE. $, 1911 # of 10Th st, % Ok
100; William Moore eli al agt Andrew Nc
Corrnick ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorneys
Amend & Amend.
: HUGHES AVE, W s. DPS It OF 1884 at,
25xlOO Thomas Stephens agt Timothy II
Kelley ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney
w Judge. - .
BOTH ST. I47 to Is5 West; 18th ave. III 20
AT: Nina Neumer agt Edwin Henes OF a.
faction 70 determine dover, etc); attorney, l.
Ebert 49,,
WASHINGTON AVE G 5. PSI II n OF i7sth
st. 27x9l. 10x27x9l o; Harlem Savings Bank az,
Matilda Lsuchtenburg ct al foreclosure OF
mtgl; attorney, T. clinch.
WASHINGTON AVE, s, b6l II OF lSoth
ct 27xgi IL: Harlem Savings Bank ast Fran
els p McKiernan et al foreclosure OF Mtg;
attorney, f Clinch. .
Nicola Gaigsno ct al foreclosure OF MTG; az
torney. p r Mario. RI
asTH ST e. 1902 II OF 7th ave, BOZ
es q. Milton Mayer et al agt Emerson Hoioins
Go foreclosure of MTG attorneys Feiner u
Mass o.
LOTS 10 and "a. Daily estate; Standard
Plumbing Supply Co Agt Ike Melnik ct al lao-
tion 10 foreclose mechanics lisn); attorney 9
i2TTH ST, Iie East: Henry Burden. trustee,
art Jacob Steiner OF al foreclosure OF mts);
attorney, Smith
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
NOVEMBER 81


MADISON AVE. zoe. for II sty once
and loft tldg. 25xo5; n cor OF 4lst 81;
300 Madison Avo Co, - Pine 81. owner
hin & Stout, 1923 Broadway architects
S1SO, 600
4bTH ST, &c and IS West for n II sty and
basement loft and Office bldg. 40Ks6.5; George
Breaker Construction Co 90 West 4oth ST.
owner: Wallis & Goodwillie, 346 4th ave
architects; 100000
The Bronx.
EVERGREEN AVE, n cor Westchsster
ave 8 sty brk tennis. 4oNe0 and 4OS
7O1Oh; Pew Realty co. Bathan Wilson, s5l
Southern Boulevard, president owner
Kreyrbo Architectural Co, 1880 WILKINS
ave. architect; total cost. Sl25.OOO.
HOME ST, .. from Bryant ave 20 West
Farms road sty brk tenmt, Ila.ox8I
Absar Realty Co. Abraham Weisman, sle
For St president, owner; Kreymborg Archi-
tectural Co. 1880 wilkins ave. architect;
cost $4,000.
2 sty brk tennis 75x35.7 and s0Hoee.
Otto ] schwarzler, 1870 Brook ave. owner;
Charles Sehaefer. Jr. Co, 4O1 fremont ave
architect; total cost, $50. 600.
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INSTRUCTION..
For Both sexes-City.

THE BERLYTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
MADISON SQUARE 1122 BROADWAY,
Harlem Branch. 343 LenOx Ave, mr.. i27th st.
Brooklyn Branch, 2iS-220 Livingston St.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,
NOVEMBER II

NOVEMBER 81.
SAITH ST, 10 West; National Bridge Works
agt David N Oltarsh Iron Works et al;
Nov 4 1912 (by bond) Sj4s II.
9TH CT az East: Harry RosenbauIn Iron
Works agt Trustees Of sailors Snug Harbor
et al. Sept 30 1912; $3.50.
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SUMMONS.

TO HARRY TIII1oTsoN I.uNGREN. LATE LATE
1nn9ren your wife has commenced an action
OF divorce in the Court Of Common Pleas Tea no
g. Of the Co Of Phia Of June term. is d,,o 20
ram voSl. You are hereby notified TO appear
In the said Court on or before honaay' t .hs
- Siaint OF your said wife and in default OF
YOUR appearances, take notice that you VIII os
liable 10 have q divorce granted IN your
ATTORNEY for Libellant io-i1-lel2
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the sbove-descrioed
property 10 20 be sold Is so, Co. with In
terest thereon from the 18th day Of November,
1912. together with the costs and allowance
amounting 20 t37I ~. with interest from No
ven'ber 18th 1912. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The Approximate amount OF the
taxes Assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are 20 be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money OF paid by
tho Referee II a. follows: Taxes for the year
1912 amounting 10 81. $50 and the interest and
penalties thereon. II any; Croton water meter
charges up 70 April End, 1912, amounting 70
s4s 81 and the interest and penalties thereon,
N any, and also the urAIsd Croton Water
meter charges thereon since that day Croton
water meter charges up to October 2nf, 1912.
amounting 10 SIS % and the interest and pen
altles thereon ~ any. and also the unnHed
Crpton Water meter charges thereon since that
dAy The premises will b sold subject 10 TWO
mortgages. one 4 fret mortgage given TO se.
cure the payment OF the sum OF $4,000. with
interest thereon from November 5th. 1917. az
the rate OF four and one-h half per cent per
annum. and TIRE other a second mortgage given
10 secure the payment OF the sum % SO, zoo.
with interest thereon from July 3ist, 1917 al
the ratio OF Eve per cent per annun.
Dated. New York November lsth, lSlZ
MOSES COWEN, Referee.
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WORK WANTED.

AMERICAN Christian gentleman Of refinement,
30. would like position as private secretary
or TO manage personal estate, either sex, refer
ences exchanged. y. c., Box 80 Stratford
Conn.
BRICKLAYER.-For nrst class man. J.
Meyer, l2I 10th st, Brooklyn.
VACUUM CLEANING, with powerful air com
pressor; 81 will clean two, three rooms thor
oughly. oyama. 100 West lolst st. Phone
4522--Riverside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22

LOST BANkBOOkS.
1INKBOOK No sssiS3 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Ia missing Any person having
a claim 10 II is hereby called upon 70 pressht
the same within ten days OF submit 70 hn.s
aid nessbook cancelled and new one Issued.
RANKBOoK No. 325, 36s Of the Union Dino
Savings Bank Ia missing ANY person having
n claim to IL IL hereby called upon 70 p,essns
tba aame within ten days or submit 70 hafiht
sAid nsssbook cancelled and new one issued.
IOs,r ar sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. CD. bfS OF
ths German Savings Bank In the city OF New
York, corner 18th ave. and l4th st. lssueu '.
iH,ts Anpieson All persons are cautlonoa
aosir.t negotiatinR the sanps II not returned
to the hank on the 18th day OF December lVI%'
a duplicate VIII be Issued -
TOsT- -Bankbook No. Ss5,le1. Bank for say,
fnps 2sO Ith ave. New York. PaSinoh'
stonn.d. Please return book 10 bank
TosT--Rankbook 30. 665.2s5, Bank for saw.
ings, go 9Th ave, New YORK reynie"'
STONED. Please return book Q 6ank.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES,

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Cow
ernesses. etc, TO Colleges. Schools and Pam
% Union Square.
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PERSONAL.

MR., JESSE L. COURTNEY. communicate
with brother at once. Richmond Hi, y. Y.
Eastern papers please ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST. BOSTON TERRIER, Monday night;
reward BARTON, III West slst o..
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THOS. COOK g. son
YHEIlT1OI:19'T!.a;IlG3

By new Cunarder 'Laconia," Feb. Is, 800
up for II days, including shore excursions.
Round World and South American Tours.
Frank c. Clark. Times Bulldlng. rev YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22
AUCTION SALES.

6Y VIRTUE OF q certain chattel mortgage,
Moe Fry, Auctioneer Will sell at 1880
o,cIock to-day, at 1la East 23d Street. safe.
furniture and fixtures Of an optical store BY
order OF Attorney for Mortgagee.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CoMMIssARY FOOD
sturYs, eto-ofice OF Panama Rail Road
Company. "a State Street, New York, No
vember 20, 1912. Sealed proposals are In
yited for furnishing commissary food-stuffs,
etc, TO the Panama Rail Road Company In
accordance with terms and conditions con,
tanned in Circular No, P-339. Circulars and
full information may be obtained at the fol-
lowing-named places, nj which points bids
Will be received and opened In public on date
and at time stated: The Purchasing Depart
ment, Panama Rail Road Company, "a State
Street, New York; once OF Purchasing Com
missary, u. s. A., Whitney-central Building.
New Orleans, La. Purchasing Commissary,
c cSieaso' III. Bids via b. rsceivsd at New
orleans until 100 p. NJ: and at San Fran.
cisco until II 100 A. NJ. December TO- 1912;
Wendell l.. simpson, Lieutenant-Coonel L. 5.
Army, Retired, Commissary Purchasing Agent,
Panama Rail Road Co., "a State Street, New
York. ---
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington, ID. c., until 10
o'clock a. m, December 10. 1912, and pub
iicly o,ened Immediately thereafter, TO fur
nish at the navy yard. brooklyn. ~ u. etc.
a quantity OF naval supplies as follows Sch.
1896: Painting part OF coaling plant. Build
ing l29--sch 1890; Clothes stops.-sch. 1910:
belts and suspenders Sch 1854: Pneumatic
hammers. holders-on. pneumatic drilling and
boring machines.-sch. 1856: Screw wrenches.
stesni- jaeketsd kettles, air hose, coffee urns.
brass locks, sash cord, wood scrapers.--Sch.
Ies7; Russian fax tallow, Indian red.-Sch.
1859: Fire clay, cement compound. Sch.
49pO, Generator panels and distribution
boards.-sch. 1893: Provisions-sch. 1904:
Wood screws, steel wire nails. Applications
for proposals should designate the schedules
desired by number. Blank proposals will be
Office, New York. n. Y, or 20 the Bureau.
7, j. CQWIE Paymas,er-General. U. s. n,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
MADAME JOSEPHINE.
100 West SD ST.
IMPORTED GowNs-NoDERATE RATES.
Late with Louise & Co. and
Farquarsen 4 WheeIock, Fifth Avenue.
JULIUS /. WEICHMAN.
LADIES' TAILOR MADE SUIT GOWNS.
Tailor made suit gowns TO order from sac
I'm IN. laTrest houses; perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone 2Tn Schuyler [oo west
sam st.
NINE cECu.E-MARIE.
High class dresses
designed and made
PARTISAN MODELS.
EXCLUSIVE TRADE ONLY
Appointments by phone. Col. Ssa
Louis SACHS.
LADIES TAILOR AND FURRlEH
will make fashionable, up-to-daie tsIiorea
done very reasonable Phone o2i2 Schuyler
SO West saith 81.
MRS. A. GRAyEs>-sp22IlsSSY. g Bro pWabh
70 nRDER AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
OTHER LINES OF HIGH CLASS DRESS
A n. sTUHLER.
90. and street costumes at reasonable
prices: remodelling attended TO. Tel elso
River 1872 West ssth 81. |
NJ BERNSTEIN.
T.lsnhons, aS4 Mornnsside. Ladies Tailor
and rurrier. Suits made 10 order from imported
materials Regular $50 suits-{B and so Eoo
Isrosdway, bet. Hath and Hath sts,, New YORK.
s. BURG, -
IMPORTING LADIES' TAILOR AMP FUR
RiER. PERFECT FIT; WORK dUARAN-
TgED. FURs MADE TO ORDER 81 ="
CONRAD.
A high class dressmaksr and litter, wishes
few more customers; will work at home only;
viii furnish %asTS Or i sS West 18Th
GOWNS Experienced woman in a high class
dressmaking concern wishes more customers.
Orders taken for evening ana street gown" ,a,
Latest models shown Material optional lsS
West 7eth St
MILLINERY TAUGHT.
Fifth avenue designer instructs privatey'
advanced methods: exclusive: investigation.
Nine sssres. 206 West Goth 81. -
ROBES AND GOWNS.
Comics from French books; perfect Mt; work
guaranteed. Nine. sPARAG, lilo West 18th
ST Morningside2sO6,
SUITS 10 order. SIS; skirts. So. made OF inn
ported broadcloth and fancy mixtures: guar
Betty ladies' Tailoring Co.. 267 sixth ave.
dERRINGER BROS.
Importing Ladies' Tailors and Furriers
Manhattan ave. Telephone. 766 Morningside.
MRS. d. AYRES.
Sample Dresses, Coats and Gowns, az sacri-
nced prices Alterations free. Open evenings.
l0S West 18th ST.
MMB IAVERGNE.
Latest models. hrst-ciass French dressmaker;
prices moderate: evening gowns and opera
coats. pa West Hath 81.
LADIES TAILOR, expert fttsri established lb
yesrs; up-to-date styles, NJ and workmanship
r,iaranteed: suits made 10 order, S95 up; refer
ences on request. J. JACOBSON, l69 w 18Th 81.
RELIABLE FURRIER.-Formeriyw with James
McCreery Furs OF all descriptions remod-
.lled into the latest styles. Reasonable prices.
PHILIP KESI.ER, $40 w. 10th ct.
A DIR ElSsMAKER.-Hsh class filter. cutter.
draper; So: out or home Phone 3Tso-Audu-
bon.
MAKER.-Competent; makes and re-
models: children's a speciality. juliet. IFS
East 18th ct. Tel +0s stuyvesant
DREssMAKER. French. wishes few more
customers; dresses, 81 up for new custom
ers Oharn, II West 9sth St
THE BETTY Ladies Tailoring Co, ISL 9th
ave, will make a perfect httlng suit to order
for so or skirt for 81 furnlsh your own material
-
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HELP WANTED,
Male

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR - YOUNG
MAN. FOR LOCAL NEWSPAPER:
LEADS FURNISHED; LIBERAL COM
MISSION BASIS; CHANCE FOR ADJ
VANCEMENT. ROOM 32o TRIBUNE
BUILDING.
AGENTs.-sells from factory 20 user; new
proposition: sells on sight: big profts; per-
manent employment: write for sample and
particulars. Harold l. Miller. Lock Box 3.
Bangor. Maine.
MADE 500. 900 in fve years with q small
mail order business; began with 80 SEND
for free booklet. Tells how. Hsacock. SOoo
Lockport. ~ z.
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West 27th 81,

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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
LOST BANKBooKs.

cHRYsTIE ST. S. Hugo y pistslnuT'
loans Nathan Harrison Realities slzooo.
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Park Slope Section.

10 PROSPECT PLACE.-New management;
Aoubie. excellent board, home table; prices
moderate: opportunity 8 friends; large room.
sis week, with board: near subway; tels-
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eOARpERs WANTED.
WEST sIDE--Above tooth street.

I52D. 4e7 wEsT.-Largs detached house steaH
heated; handsomely furnished rooms; hot hhC
cold water; good table; table slests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22

sTDHEY PLACE. 20.--Dezirable large and
small rooms, with board; convenient 10
subway: telephone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22

GeotRe G Coleman. Counsel TO the Public Ser
vice Commission for the First District. l54
Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22

THE WELLS HOUSE.
es8-2ss AND 200 CLINTON STREET.
Single rooms and board IS week double
rooms and board for two. SIG week: also
sui;es with private bath.
HICKS FT., 2e8-Handsomely appointed
rooms In elegantly furnished house; steam
hsat: Ave minutes walk to Borough Hall
subway: board optional; references; phone
S00k--Mnin.
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BROOKLYN.
Heights Section.

NEW ENGLAND WOMAN
offers newly renovated rooms overlook
ing water for gentlemen. with and
without private baths: convenient sub
way and bridge; populsr prices
Heights. Montague Terrace.
UTTGHTa ii MONTAGUE TERRACE.-N.a
subway; large and single rooms moderat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22

An additional list Of Furnished
Rooms and Boarders Wanted con-
tanned in the Room and Board
Register of the Tribune. 1t con-
tains a desirable list of rooms and
board offered in New York and
Brooklyn. Copies free on request.
New-York Tribune, Want Dept,
$40 Tribune Building.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-31
PROMINENT CITIZEN
 OF BUCKEYE STATE
Hon. Horace L. Chapman, Banker
 and Politician.

For the benefit of the health of his wife, Hon. Horace L. Chapman. a well known democratic politician, banker and coal operator of Colum bus, ohio, arrived in the city yester day and will probably remain during the winter. Mr. Chapman was the democratic candidate for governor of the Buckeye state against Asa Smith Bushnell in 1897, and was one of the delegates to the national democratic convention of 1900. He engaged in the banking business at Jackson, Ohio, almost 30 years ago He has ever since been identified with banking. Thirty years ago he engaged in the coal and iron busi- ness. He is now president of the Chapman Coal company and director of the Glove Iron company and the Chapman Mining company
Arizona republican., 1912-12-31
FIRST INVASION
 OF THE GREAT WEST
James M. CIeary of Chicago Tribune
 in the City.

James NJ. Cleary of the editorial staff of the Chicago Tribune is '-is- iting in the city for short time He arrived here on Saturday morn ing and will remain until tomorrow evening, when he will leave for the coast This is the first journey or MT. Cleary into the west.
 MT. Cleary is also assistant secre- tary Of the United States land shows. which is conducted under the man agement of the officers of the Fri bune and in that way he had learned a good deal of the west. which has always been liberally represented at the land show.
 He has taken quite an active part in the politics of Illinois and dur ing the primary campaign there last spring he was attached to the party of Colonel Roosevelt in the tour of the state, resulting in the capture of the delegates for the colonel.
 MT. Cleary met a former classmate here. Attorney John A. Gust who showed him about the valley Sun day Their tour included Paradise valley The visit of MT. Cleary has resulted in the removal of one il- fusion regarding this part of the state. He does not remember pre- cisely how he acquired it, but MT Cleary brought with him an inn pression that by taking care of him. self one could survive the heat of midWinter here. He still has that impression. In fact, it is stronger than it was when he came.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-31
ANNUAL DINNER OF
 '. M. [. \. JAN. l5. 1913
Many Activities Planned for Local
 Association in Near Future.

The annual dinner and election of Directors. one day membership campaign and the second event oS the star entertainment series are dis closed on the near come leaves of the Y. NJ. C. A. date book. The din- Ter is the yearly get together func ton Of the entire membership of the Phoenix Young Mems Christian association and it will happen the evening of January 13, 1913 at 6. At the meeting which will follow, the names will be presented for election to the five directorships that expire on that date The retiring directors are Lloyd Christy, C. D. Doris, l.. w. Coggins, E. A Fowler and J. l.. Irwin A nominating committee has already been chosen by President Fowler of the board of directors to name the successors of these gentle men.
 The one day membership campaign, which is to take place next Friday, is organized to keep members whose tickets expire with the year from leaving the association. and from that fact it is called renewal campaign"
 A luncheon will be served Thurs cay. noon, and campaigners will get together to outline their work The lists Of retiring members will be given out and divided there and the work got ready for the following day
Arizona republican., 1912-12-31

AUTO CO, Agents for Columbus Electric. Coil and Magneto repairing and battery rechargIng plant
 R. j. JONES, 229 East Adams
Arizona republican., 1912-12-31

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