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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-01
From Tuesdays Daily.
 Fresh turnip seed. A. E. Livingston

From Tuesdays Daily.
 Fresh turnip seed. A. E. Livingston.
 d&w1t B. D. Ravens of Little Rock is vis- iting friends in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. McGinnis are spending the day in Little Rock. Born, to MT. and Mrs. John Dur ham Sunday, an eight-pound girl. Mrs. E. F. Edwards has returned from a visit to her parents at Potts vile.
 w. N. Owen and son, Nelson, are spending the day in the City of Roses.
 Mrs. G. s. Brown went to Little Rock this morning, returning this af- ternoon.
 President J. J. Doyne of the State Normal returned from Little Rock this afternoon.
 John Hartley and daughter, Miss Verna, will leave tonight to spend a few weeks at Heber Springs.
 Miss Alice Plunkett returned to her home in Little Rock this morning, after visit to Miss Leila Smith of this city.
 Dr. J. z. Bailey returned last even- ing from four-days' stay at Green brier, where he was engaged in the practice of dental surgery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-01
From Wednesdays Dafiy.

Misses Elsie and Marjorie Harri- son are visiting in Little Rock. Miss Lucille Douglass has returned from a visit at Heber Springs. Miss Mary Chivers has returned from visit to Russellville friends. Richard Herd of Little Rock is vis- ting at the residence of w. N. Jones.
 Miss Lula Reidmatten has return led from visit to Little Rock friends.
 Miss Irma Bowdre of Plumerville is visiting Miss Alma Durham of this city.
 Carl Moore is seriously i'll at the home of his parents on Caldwell |street.
 Mesdames G. s. Brown and J. M. Ligon are spending the day in Little Rock.
 Sheriff J s. Johnson is moving in- to his new residence on Caldwell street
 l.. H. Moore returned to Ozark this morning after a visit relatives in this city.
 Miss Sophie Boullion of Arkadel- phia is visiting relatives and friends in Conway.
 Wiley Welch, the "dinky" brake man, is seriously ill at his home in Russellville.
 If you want your moneys worth, go to the Arkway tonight and see East Lynne.
 Prof. J. M. c. Vaughter of this city is conducting a protracted meet ing at Marcus Hill.
 Rev. B. C. Bevens of this city has just closed a successful proctracted meeting at Greenbrier.
 Dr. w R. Greeson and daughter, Miss Myrtle, returned from Little Rock yesterday afternoon.
 Cecil Baker of Pine Bluff arrived yesterday afternoon for visit to B. l.. Harton and family of this city.
 Miss Francis Markham has return ed to her home in Little Rock, after visit to friends and relatives in this city.
 Drs. J. M. Muse and I. N. McCol- lum are moving their offices into the new Halter building, on East Oak street.
 The rain last night was much ap- preciated by everyone, although only light showers are reported from over the county.
 A. Q. Melton of Cato has bought lots 15, 16, IT, block "A, Boulevard addition, and will build on them some time in the near future.
 Several of the young people enjoy ed a party at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Urbani's last evening, in honor of Miss Mary Urbani's birthday.
 P. w. Echlin, real estate man of Carlisle, is moving to Conway today and will occupy the J. B. Moore place in the western part of the city.
 Mrs. Will Cox returned to her home in Sugar Grove, Tex, this morning, after visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey, of this city.
 Mrs. w. P. Fletcher of Lonoke came in this afternoon to see her sis ter, Mrs. J. J. Doyne. They will leave tomorrow for Mount Nebo, where they will spend several weeks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-01

{, From Fridays Daily. Will Prince went to Little Rock this morning. R. G. Bruce went to Little Rock this morning. Will Allison has returned from a visit at Clinton.
 Judge J. A. Lea is in Little Rock today on business.
 Prof. R. L. Nixon is spending the day in Little Rock.
 E. H. Allison returned from Mor- rilton this morning.
 Mayor w. H. Duncan is spending ,, the day at Mayfower.
 Dr. J. w. Conger returned from Little Rock this afternoon. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Cole, Jr.
 Dr. Geo. s. Brown is visiting the tuberculosis sanitarium at Bonneville today. Mrs. L. B. Pence and children re- turned this afternoon from a visit to Malvern.
 Miss Annie Gwin left this morning for a visit to Miss Ruth Coffman of Harrison. Paul Noe is teaching at the Con- way high school during the illness of Miss Neil Noe.
 Mrs. J. H. Stubbs and children have returned from visit to friends and relatives at Atkins.
 Miss Neil Noe is seriously i'll at the home of her mother on North Front street, with appendicitis.
 A son was born last night to Mir: and Mrs. Marvin Gore, who live a short distance north of Conway Mrs. $. c. SculI has returned to her home in Little Rock, after a visit to Mir. and Mrs. Hargrove Smith of this city.
 Mrs. l.. L. Smith returned to her home in Little Rock this morning, after visit to relatives and friends in this city.
 Byron Harwell entertained the Careful Cleaners" with a moonlight supper on the Hendrix campus last evening. Irwin Majors has returned to his home in this city, after few months stay in Philadelphia, where he has been taking treatment. Prof. G. A. Cole of Russellville ar rived this afternoon and will go out with s. B. Webb to Wooster to de- liver an address at the picnic tomor- row. J. D. Collier has lost the fine Jer- sey COW he has been advertising for sale in the Log Cabin Democrat. MT. Collier says the COW was naturally a very modest and retiring animal and the praise accorded her in the ad proved too great shock to the poor hou;po
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-01
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

From Thursdays Daily.
 J. H. Stubbs went to Atkins this morning.
 w. B. Hines went to Little Rock last night.
 R. A. Reynolds has returned from Little Rock
 Garland Riggs has returned from Lake Village. Dr. J. A. Anderson went to Fort \ Smith this afternoon.
 J. S. Ussery went to Russellville ,on business this afternoon.
 Mrs. F. U. Halter and children are visiting Little Rock friends.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. s. Brown are spending the day m Little Rock.
 Dr. J. A. Anderson of Little Rock is visiting his family in this city
 Mrs Fannie Hogan has returned from a visit to Little Rock friends.
 Frank Marble went to Cabin Creek last night to visit the peach orchards. Mrs. E. T. Evans of Little Rock is . visiting friends and relatives in this city.
 Miss Willie Anderson has returned from a visit to Miss Lutie Stevenson of Knoxville.
 Mrs. s. G. Smith and daughter, Miss Floy, went to Morrilton this af- ternoon.
 President J. J. Doyne of the State Normal went to Hot Springs this morning.
 Coatus Bruce of Hot Springs visit ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Bruce, of this city yesterday.
 Reports from Argenta state that Mrs. Fred Middleton, who has been i'll for the past two weeks, is getting along nicely.
 Faber D. Hicks was called to Little Rock this morning on account of the serious illness of his. mother, Mrs. Jennie V. Hicks.
 Grover Morris returned to his home in Little Rock last night. MT. Nor ris served as stenographer during the past term of court
 Mrs. w. R. Greeson very pleasant ly entertained the Prince Street Sew ing Circle at her home on Faulkner street yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Wilma Bruce, former Con- way young lady, underwent an opera tion for appendicitis at St. Vincent's Infirmary in Little Rock Saturday. Latest reports state that she is doing as could be expected.
 Allen White of Center Point, who was brought to the home of his daughter, Mrs. w. J. Snow, several days ago, is critically ill and little hope is entertained for his recovery. His daughter, Mrs. Alma Mcbride of Oklahoma, was wired to come to his bedside last night.
 This is certainly warm weather, but if you want to get right good and cool before retiring at night, just visit the Arkway theater and while you are enjoying good program of moving pictures that big bevy of elec- tric fans will do the rest.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-01

From Saturdays Daily.
 B. T. Clifft is visiting at Bolivar, Tenn.
 Miss Ethel Nixon is visiting in Lit tie Rock.
 Gus Kanary has returned from Little Rock.
 O. l.. Honea went to Little Rock this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Robert Brown, 22, Enola, and Yer die Durham, 20, Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
COUNTRY SALES.

Fish & Marvin, In conjunction with pouE-
las I. Gilman & Co, Inc, have sofa the
Marta country estate az Scarsdale, y. y
known as The Oaks, to Hugh VI. Wilson
If the McGraw Publishing Company OF
this city. II is the purchasers INTENTION
20 make scarsdale his permanent nome
George w. Porter has sold for FREDERICK
Snare his property located on PaIisade ave-
mo Fnglewood, y j., consisting or q
house and garage, on plot 265N22o feet IN
Exchange Mr.. Snare takes ten-room
.rartnent in the fourteen story co-op"ra-
t,ye APARTMENT house 1T No. 81 10 q West
nth street ..,.
George Ranger has sold for DR.. Sidney
Jacobson his country place at - EIino'
orange County, y. Y. The property COM
,risoa 10 acres Of land with three story
dwelling. barn and numerous outhoHses'
The new owner intends TO make extensive
i,pnrovornents, and occupy the property az
his summer home.
Henry y. Winans May nave so'u i"'
william II. Nichols, j., a portion OF MS
,ron.r,y AT Centre Island, oyster bay
Ioug island. The property sold has iarss
.boro frontage and contains about twenty
ocr.a II Is tho intention OF ih' pHi-
cbas.r 70 improve It with a costly summer
home.
Tho Lewis II. May Company has sold Tor
Senator Charles Cooper d plot oi I"'s on
rdgevater Road. fronting on Jamaica Ray
rar Rockaway, Ions Island. to i"''H
Streihcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23

LOT $50. map Of Section D. vyse estate; John
Gabel to Anthony Poizella (mtg S3'ooo), may
81; 500; address. 6l2 Courtandt ave y,
LOTS 3,l64 and S,l65. map Of section %.
Woodlawn Cemetery; Louisa Hirshfeld to henry
r Stewart and ano; Sept 8 1892; gift; attorney
Wilson Brown, jr. White Plains
LOT 80 TO So, map Of John W O'Shaughnessyi
Timpson Place. $, at n W Whitlock ave- tx
irreg; Morris Mandel 10 Barbara Rosenberg New
Brighton staten Island (mtg S20OOOJ; May 80
500; attorney, J Knox. Az Broadway:
LOT g. map OF 40 lots. Stems estate; Ralaeie
Bivona TO Caputo Furniture Co, 1856 Bleecker 81
May 10: 81; attorney, Alfonso Bivona, 100 Mas
' lot A. block 44a. map of Henry D Tiffany;
Ferdinand Hecht 20 abraham kaufman ,t 1912
ney Title Guarantee and Trust CO, l'6 Broad
"IR{iCuARDsoN AVE. 4544. 33xi5lx irreg; John
/ Rooney ref to Charles d Edmondston, ~
Manhattan st: May 20; $1,000: attorney. LAWYERS
1i WE I9sT AVE, s. % It Of 1880 st. FAX
irrog: william Katzenberger to Nina klopper'
17G3 Topping ave Gmtg $4,000; May -; 81 AZ
torneys Martin & Howr, 265 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Nina Hopper to Anton
cite w Katzenberger 1888 Topping ave. May a.
d; atI?ry SyE 1880 2Ox1Oo; William 7; Dnler
10 MARY Donovan. 1850 Walton ave tmtg Ssoool
NAV -; ST. attorn"y Lawyers Iitle insurance
and Trust Co. 1850 Broadway. e,r.o..o :, look
WHITLOCK AVE- II cor B s.,er IT, i09x
irreg: Whitlock ave, . cor Tiffany 81, loo on
irreg; Frank Irving 10 Down Town Kcalty 20, -
Nassau ST ultg So. 900; May 20; 500; attorney
TitIc Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
Ii6TU ST y r. p II of Leggett ave, <2N
100. Mary Mitchell 10 Johanna Hogan, ~ Charl
ton ST. June >; 81. attorney. W Nuhd' 100
1GiST ST, n S, 100 It OF linton ave l9x
100: Joseph Reid and ano, exrs to Herman
Uernsath 7Ol East 16lst st; May 70; AVpV' az
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 40 broau
way , ~ so, ~
If2D ST. n $. part lots a and 40, man OF
North NcIrosc, James Martin 10 MAR s sa
ton rs Kingsbridge Road East May Il; Sloo'
attorney 7 ] Meehan, 2 Rector 81
ts1ST ST 747 East, j0xloo: Wirth Rea,ty ,a anu
81, -. nc s24 O0O): Nav 2l 500; attorney,
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co. io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
BEAUTY SECRETS
FOR WOMEN

WHEN OVERWEIGHT-A simple home
,emedv for absorbing fatty tissue can De
prepared at small cost by dissolVlng 4
ounces parnotis I'm IL pints hot water
fablespoonful of this should De taken pe-
fore each meal until the weight is sats,
factory. No fear need be entertane,u
about the fat returning when the treat
1nent is discontinued. and. although many
hounds may be taken of, the SKIN VIII DC
left smooth and frn ,,,, .,,,,>- MI,
A YOCTH-GLOW TO THE SklN-Dls-
solve 4 ounces spurmaX in y PINT witch
hazel COR hot water. then add teaspoon
fuIs glycerine, and YOU will have the most
delightful lotion you ever used. lhls IL
used instead Of powder, and not only gives
frees IL of that sallow, muddy or oly
condition Even In hottest weather but
one application of the spurmaN iouoh ~
reouired. as wind and perspirauon nave
no effect upon IL whatever. This louon ~
invisible when on, and TO powder-roughed
skins lends charming sOftness anu
smOOthness. o II,
shampoOing will be a pleasant incident OF
the toilet II you use plain canthro&' TEA
euoonful OF which dissolved In q cup not
water IS ample mixture for a thoToush
cleansing of both hair and scalp. IL re-
duires but few minutes time shampoolnS
with thls simple mixture, ana after rms
ing, the hair dries quickly and evenly WIN
a delightful sheen and silky softness;
FOR THIN, STRAGGLY EYEBROWS
DatIy applications of plain pyroxin to eye
brows WITH forefnger will make them come
in thick and glossy. StubDy eyeiasheS sroW
long and curly II pyroxin be apphed at
roots with thumb and forennger. Use eau
lion not to get any where no hair Is
wanted. --.-.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
Transformed Fifth Avenue

Henry Corn, the president or the COM
many has been associated with the realty
field for twenty years. While classed as
a most successful builder ana speCuid'ol'
HIS name Is seldom heard outside OF the
centres Of trading in building and Iahd'
although he has brought about some OF
the most important building transforma-
lions Of the greater city In the last decdue'
He largely helped TO change lower Fifth
avenue from a high class residential area
into a profitable skyscraper zone. Before
entering the realty field he was hat man
ufacturer.
A few years ago Mr.. Corn sold 10 the
American Real Estate Company as an IN
vestment an eighteen story store and lott
building which he had erected at tne
southwest corner Of 18th street and F1tth
avenue. lie took in part payment DIcK-
man block. the value Of the parcels III lhe
transaction being S,oo,W.
Mr.. Corn was also one Of tho most sue
cessful builders in the Fourth avenue dis
trict, which In the last four years mas neen
changed from a small shopping section INTO
one Of the most valuable and imposing re-
tail and manufacturing centres OF New
York lie invested millions there. he re-
placed the Clarendon Hotel, at the south
west corner Of Fourth avenue ana lath
street. with a large modern twenty story
loft building which he named after the oId
hotel. He also put up several other arusuc
loft structures In this section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
LIS PENOENS.

FRONT ST s ISIS II W Of jackson n
Is6x7O, Andrew Ridley agt Jacob Kaufman
ct al foreclosure Of Mtg: attorney. Q
Metcalfe
GREENE ST. l4s and 14s and Mercer 81.
10; William O Wagner agt William Kelly
notice OF attachment; attorney, l. Hel.
denheimer.
PROSPECT AVE, c l. 90 It Of Psntold az,
az eXtendedD, runs lGI2x e 2l03K q 1914
20 bog; Clara Bosche ggt John J Fox ct al
(parti'ion). attorney, ID Patton. t--
EAGLE AVE, 707: Barney Estate Co agt
EuRenia Vanonia tnotice Of levy; attorney Y
FIFTH ST, 127 West. William F Brow an
Anita 4 StIwell ct al foreclosure OK NTH,
attorneys. Butts q VInIng.
44TH ST, 100 II = Of 18th ave, 25y
lOO11: Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank AT
b pruandna Gorgers ct al foreclosure OF m,gJ;
attorneys, & Z J OGorman.
18TH ST, &. 100 II OF LIST ave, 50x
IOOll: Alice II Sturges agt Joseph J Speh
81 ~ foreclosure OF mtg); attorney p
HTDsoN ST. 243. william Dixon az.
Rosie Greenbsreer ct al foreclosure Of natsI;
attorneys. Dixon & Holmes
I17TH ST. = s. 173 II OF Pleasant ave Ok
l0O1O: stephen Sturges agt Joseph speh
Ell al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, 5 p
Sturxes
GID ST. 233 East, Mary " Bergener az,
jeanette Bestift ct al foreclosure o. mtg;
attorney. / s Goebel. jr.
lord TT, e. 1876 II Of Lexington ave 2sx
1OJ11; Lewis r. GOebel egt jeanette Bleistift
- al foreclosure Of IltgD; attorney, L :
GoeboI. ir
ORCHARD ST. s . cor Delaney 81. 81 fox
S76; John f. Marsh agt Sarah Elt,rmsn =, 81
Uofcclosur- OF mtg. attorneys, Marsh e
Weaver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
REALTY NOTES.

Margaret T. Newington l. the buyer Oh
The apartment house at Nos. 203 and zoo
West oath street, sold by Thomas J. NC
Iaughlin. Mrs NewinEton gave in part
rayment the dwelling house at No. $50 west
Emo avenue. southeast corner Of 9Sth street.
REPORTED sold recently. Frederick Httel q
Sons were the brokers in the transaction
smith & Phelps have secured Tor the
Uahli- & Sonsin Company a building loan
OF s117 900 for the purpose Of erecting four
five story houses at the southwest corner
Of Morris avenue and 1880 street
Walter j. Donovan is the buyer OF the
dwelling houses Nos. 40 and 172 West I2d
street. sold recently through Pease d ELL
man Mr.. Donovan will alter the houses
into stores and apartments.
Shampan & Shampan will prepare plans
for a six story apartment building. 5oKlOo
feet. 10 be located on the east side OF Bed
ford avenue, 47.6 feet south of North 90
street. williamsburg, for William Il. Baker.
II will contain thirty-three apartments.
I r. English was the broker who as
genbled the plot No. 126 to 132 West 4oth
street. purchased by the Navitt Realty
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
.RECENERSH|P IN REALTY
Suit to Protect Improved Prop
erty Holding Company Equity.
ASSETS OF S14,989,668
Liabilities Exceeded by Almost
S3,o00,000-New Loft Buildings
Finished Too Late to Rent.

The Improved Property Holding Company
Of New York, Of No 3n Fifth avenue, has
gone into the hands Of receivers. Judge
Hough, Of the United States District Court
has appointed Charles 6. Birmingham and
Joseph ]. ODonohue. ir. receivers, under
bonds Of s5onn. Mr.. O'Donohue was the
treasurer of the company. Liabilities are
$l2l79.756 and assets Sli,9S9,66s.
The receivers were appointed on tho ap-
plcation of Alwyn Ball jr., as creditor
for a. 900 for services. lie was vice-presi-
dent of the company and Henry Corn was
president. Payments on mortgages were
overdue. il was stated and foreclosure
suits were threatened, so that 1t was neces-
sary 10 have receivers appointed to protect
the assets.
The company was Incorporated in May,
1906. with a capital stock of S,j0O0Oo, which
was afterward increased to $4,000. Bonds
for S,759,oco have also been issued. The
company has large holdings OF property
on Broadway Fifth avenue and other
streets, some i'm fee and others leaSeholds.
Among the properties owned in fee are
10. S95 TO 800 Broadway, value $4,000;
Nos 474ls and 476 Broadway, $4,000; Nos.
soe and 305 Fifth avenue, $4,000; No. 30
20 IS West nth street. Manhattan Square
Hotel. 10000: 5Sth street and Seventh ave-
nue., Alwyn Court. $1,000; northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Fifth avenue. S2,2j0.-
900. and southwest corner of Broadway and
Fist street, $4,000; total, $l000.0OO.
Leasehold buildings erected by the COM
yany: No 341 to 347 Fifth avenue, $780,
1000; No. 1851 to 1175 Broadway. $4,000 {;
: 10. AZ to ~ West S3d street, s25o,0oo {,
Nos. "a and 26 East saith street, 100000.
end No sos Fifth avenue, $375,00O; total,
t$1.945,000. Other leaseholds No. 50 10 80
iJ4fth avenue, s575,oO0 No. 10 Fifth ave-
1nue s205, 900; No. FL to 23t Fifth avenue,
5000, 900: No. 315 Fifth avenue. S175000 ;
No. 800 Fifth avenue S25O,OOO; No. S94 TO
poo Broadway. SS1 900; northeast corner of
aga street and Sixth avenue, 100000, and
No 56 to GO Madison avenue. s225O0o ;
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
Assets Exceed Liabilities.

II was stated that the assets Of the COM
pGny greatly exceed the liabilities The
assets consist of real estate. S10,O50,000 ;
lcaseholds, S4O56,O0O investments In
stocks and bonds. s697,327; advance &C
counts receivable. $129,523; accounts re-
ceivable s22,0SO; deferred charges TO oper-
citing, S21,O75; cash. S12,247, and office fur
niture. s1,71S; total, S14,9S9.66S.
The liabilities are: Mortgages, sS,S19,-
739: bonds. s1.759,00O advance accounts
payable, S724,699; accounts payable, s309,-
sAS; reserves. s5O7235; notes payable, $685.
$50. and security deposits. $500; total
si2179756.
The company was not rated at Brad
streets A few months ago it was reported
that the company was negotiating to place
an issue Of bonds in Europe
Andrew ]. Shipman. OF Blandy. Mooney
& Shipman, who appeared for Mr.. Ball,
vice-president of the company and the petit
toning creditor. explained last night that
his client had brought suit for his salary
and asked for receivership that the COM
pany might husband its resources during
the dull summer season for the benefit OF
all creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
Owns Sixty Pieces.

The company no said. possessed about
sixty pieces Of real property in Manhattan,
= number of which were new loft buildings
finished too late for May rentals, due TO
contractors delays and so on. The result
was lack Of tenants and a shortage Of in
come TO cover current expenses. In the
fan. however, it il expected that these
buildings will fill up. It is the purpose or
the present action to stave off litigation by
creditors until the new investments have
had an ppOrtunty TO make returns.
Mr.. Ball" said Mr.. Sherman. Is not
only an official of the company but a bond
holder. and he represents d large number
Of other bondhOlders. This equity receiver
ship is merely a conserN alton action
brought in behalf OF himself and all other
creditors in a similar position. The junior