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ire row nearing completion.

the 0. r. Weiss Realty Company for a
term Of years. space in No. 35l to 355 West
SOD street: also half OF the third loft at
No. 100 Broadway. southeast corner of
5th street for Scott & Griffith to James
z. Taylor.
The Duross Company and Winans & May
leased the dwelling house No. Sl7 West 18th
street for five years to Mrs. Nellie A.
Gearrab De Ronge; also, for Michael A.
Buckley, the house No 3OS West 18th stree
TO Marie A. Mllquet, and the house No. SiS
West 24th street TO the Dupont Laundry
for term of years.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company leased the four story and base
ment dwelling house No 42 West SSth street
for c.. G. Milbank TO John Wallace Brett.
J. L. Phipps & Go. leased for the Pitts
burgh Life and Trust Company, OF Pitts
burgh. the corner store No li39 Broadway
TO the Knox Clothing Company; also, for
Louis Neuberger. store in the Bryant Ar
cade Building, No SO West i2d street. to
Phillips, and' for James Armstrong, the
house No. n East 55th street, TO the Misses
Rohn & RienZo, dressmakers.
Max Garfinke originator of the Busy
Bee lunchrooWS, mas tdheH iedse ifoiii
Wilder Brothers, through Jacob Ffnkel-
stein, Of the taxpayer at the northeast cor
ner Of East Broadway and Market street
for twenty-one years, at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000.
TIE building and Engineering Company
leased the fourth floor OF No. 92S Broadway
TO ircoks Brothers.
Royal Scott Guden leased space in No.
81 West 18th street TO c. Domenik ladies'
tailor, and floor in No. Il West 18th street
to Marie l.. Brice. dressmaker
Sharrott & Thorn leased the store and
basement No. SIS to 522 Bergen avenue.
corner of listh street. for ten years, for S.
Rosenbaum at a gross rental OF $4,000.
III. c. Senior & Co. leased for L. Napoleon
Levy the dwelling house No. IS West list
street to Mary Thorne for q term OF years.
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A fair volume Of business was transacted
in The Bronx.
Bella Darwin Eisler. representing syn
dicate. purchased from Martha E. Morten-
sen a tract OF land OF about seventy lots
in Arden, The Bronx, near the Baychester
station OF the New York, Boston q west
chester Railroad, the trains OF which are
now running from 1S0th street TO New
Rochelle and to White Plains. Aaron
Reder was the broker in the transaction
Mr.. Eisler. representing syndicate, has
also purchased from the Brentwood Realty
Company a tract Of about forty lots In
Brentwood Park. Brentwood Park Is I'M
mediatey adjoining to the White Plains
road, and near the contemplated Gun Hill
road station of the subway and elevated
union station
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LEASES.

Pcasa & Gilman leased the four story
dwelling house No. 81 East 9lst street for
Mrs Franklin Bartlett 70 Mrs. George w
Bramwon. also, apartments in NO. 10 East
5Sth street 10 Buell. Hollister, and IN NO. S-s
Park avenue to ". Fellowes Morgan jr.
Douglas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown & co.
were associate brokers in the latter lease.
The Cross & Brown Company leased for
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan,

spTH sTREET-Joseph F. A. O'DonneU mas
nurohassd through Dun & Conger from Isaac and
Katie Hirschhorn Nos. lI2 ana ia East sofa
street, two four story nathouses, on plot DIX
100 q feet between PARK and Lexington avenues
Mr. O'Donnell has been active In the Yo"kville
section lately, having purchased and disposed OF
several hathouses.
lo3D STREET-L. j. Greenberger has sold Ter
J. g. Rosenthal the Ave story double hlthoiso
No. ll6 East l23d street. on lot 25xlOOll feet'
between Park and Lexington avenues. The pur
chasers are Edward II. Burger, an attorney, and
his mother, Julia Burger who have entered the
real estate business. The house VIII be ex-
tensiyely altered and held as an investment
BOTH sTRoET-John II. Henshaw has sold
No l2o Eas, soth street, q four story and base base
ing the northwest corner OF Lexington avenue.
. VERMILYE,A AyENUE--John j. Mooney as
76x150 feet, on the west side OF vermilyea ave-
nue.. $50 feet north Of Academy street
The Bronx. =
ypoNYwooD Avr.N,typ-The drru Of John II.
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MADISON AVENUE ALTERATION.

The newly formed Madison Chambers
Corporation is the lessee OF the two dwell
ling houses Nos e0l and 6O3 Madison ave-
nue., the leasing of which by DR.. Joseph a.
Blake was reported In The Tribune re-
Gently.
The incorporators Of the now concern are
Il. ]. and c. J. Bernheimer and b. l.. Hoi-
lander. The property consists of two four
story houses. on plot Axl0o feet, adjoining
the Madison Avenue Reformed Church, at
the northeast corner of 9th street. Plans
for extensive alterations to the builoings
sSssxss sss sstimaiaS IN Se4 &&A& a..
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Wbof Os0ners, Builders and
EroNers Are CGfkinG About

tried to make many large land owners and
other persons see the advantages OF such
city planning.
At the Fourth National Conference on
City Planning, held some weeks ago, B.
Antrim Haldeman said: 1T frequently oc-
ours that a quiet and attractive neighbor-
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

pahrnann sold for the estate Of Mary Smith four
lots at the northeast corner Of 2Zith stree. anu
good avenue 10 an investor who has ar
ranged 10 have the plo, improved.
HEATH AVENUE-Ernst & Calm ana j, D
pitr,an have resold for Curtss p. Byron TO Mrs
Alice J. Schulick No 29O5 Heath avenue. a tW0 0
family frame dwelling house, on lot IL loNso
feet
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on TO LEr
- g0ROI Ga or DnOUnLIN
Long ISLAND
RsHGlIN-KOME OPPORTUNITY

VIII build 20 order on very easy terms house
high In hills on my private estate rom yV'I
,,is~s ny from many attractive plans which
have at much less than hui,deIs pri,es. sgpero
views OF Sound, ocean and Jay; l'C n. eIels-
tion: II min ties Z, New York CITY; express s ses
yice. low fare. beautiful fine residential neigh
horhood: : minutes TO staten; near tennis courts
golf course. schools churches, markets. 70 lnlh-
utes to ocean beaches. ADDRESS Room lliO Mar
hriEre Rlde y. Y. Z. TelepnOne 12oO Greeley.
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COuN-R
GOl y .h-.
SHIPPAN POINT,
STAMFORD. COM.

NO-F-fs
"a room dwelling, 8 baths. all improvemen's,
overlooking Long Island Sound. y acre. ~
bargain: easy terms Further particulars
JOSEPH +. DAILY. Stamford, Conn.
Phone connections.
TO LET.-LoG CABIN CAMP. NEAR WaitJJ
Mountains, In a pine grove. on beau,i.un ~
Maine lake, with bass an0 plokefcl nshing sha si
excellent bathing has fireplace, kitshen ana .sis
ecuiunenf Including canoe and nshirg posts sno
is Particularly suited 10 two or ta!ee lso!cs n
gentleman and wife; $50 per month aSer$s
Fryesorg. Ma
FOR SALE IN THE BERKsHIREs' - EsoS
stock farms. all equipped with sp-inx 80
chinery working and paying; kood reesopS tok
selling; very low prices and easy ternes ~aSsS@ q
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HOWELL ESTATE

AT LARCHMONT-ON-THE- SOUND
Your chance TO own real home with lana
enough for garden, tennis court and saress.,
atmosphere: city improvements: near station; 80
minutes OUT low prices. Write for particular"
HONS.LL PERRIN 503 Fifth Ave. y. u
MT VERNON, \. Y--Modern Broom House.
On chester Hil,: $1,000 IL taken quickly.
Must sell now Address B. O. w. Tribune OlnS.e::
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NEW EsEl

RUTHERFORD. y j.. 4 COOL. HEALrHFrL
home town on the main line OF the Erie oNs
miles from the City Han; can De reacheu "
com Portable trains in % minutes; the monthly
fare is $3.50. I have Just completed, in a most
desirable neighborhood, on very hish srouhu,
with shade trees, six minutes from statfon. a
we'll built house. modern in every respect, Win
front and rear porches, having sleeping eaI-
comics above hall large living rooms with nIe
place. panelled dining room, modern gas
kitchen four large. cool bedrooms tiled bath.
electric lights. oak double floors, sewer ete.;
the price is So 500 and you Will find II eqvai
to a 81. 900 house; small first payment ara 1n9
remainder like rent. Others are doing II any
owning their hJsles. write TO or come out anu
see E p. VAN MATER, Shafer Buildihs'
rutherford y. J. ----as
BAYONNE, " Jon NEW YORK BAY, -
minutes from New York = blocks from ws'eI.
two new Groom houses; all improvements a. ~
phalt street: So, $50 each part cash. Can WOoD'
81 East 40tn ST., Bayoune. -
NUTLEY REALTY. NEWS
Tells about Nutey. the ideal suburb. SEND t'r
cow Ni'TIEY REALTY NEWS. Nutley y. J.
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere In the United States
for a26 80 Q year S---------~---
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EAST SIDE.
THE CLEVELAND
Iee-IsO EAST PATH ST.
Ar,-+nrerrs of.g rooms. ample closets. etc
EAST SIDE.
Toilet FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LOFTS. 59-6I ORCHARD ST, NEAR GRANPI, mp.
56ys7l, feet. immediate possession Apply
f RIDLEY. 10 Allen st, basement V'oo
D m or
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yEsrC!IEsTER COUNTY.

TLEY REALTY. NEWS
%utley. the ideal suburb. Send TOT
FY REALTY NEWS. Nutiey \. j.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
ST. JOHN.

Mrs. Matilda keiiman and daughter
Lena. were Chicago visitors Tuesday
Miss Helen Weishaar OF Matteson.
nl, and Cara Fuschs of Remington.
Ill. visited with Mr. and Mrs John
Miller. Jr.. Tuesday.
John waehter was a Chicago busi-
ness visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Seeker transacted busi-
ness in Chicago on Wednesday.
Mrs. Valentine Schultz Of Cedar Lake
was visitor here Wednesday,
John Maginot Bert Doctor ana HUI
bert Doctor We're Chicago business Wis
itors Wednesday.
Frank creenwaid of Whiting was in
town on Wednesday,
Walter Schwierska of south Chicago
was visitor here today.
christ Piepho OF Hanover Prairie was
here on business Wednesday.
pr j. A. Chevfgnv of Dyer was a
visitor in town today.
The W. G. O. f.. No. s64. viii hold
their regular monthly meeting sunday
afternoon at 1870 p. m. at the c. 0. f.
halI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
GRIFFTTH-

J. Kruse VIII leave for Tacoma.
Wash, today His brother. Harry. ex-
poets to so there later on to make his
future home
Charles Boerman of Merriuvine was
q business caller here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. A j Butler, who have
been visiting at the home of their
brother, Earl returned to their home at
Laketon yesterday.
Mrs. William Elder and daughter
Dora were Chicago visitors Yesterday.
John Boutwell, of Ross was a bust
moss visitor here last evening.
There threatens to be a serious
epidemic Of measles here. several cases
having appeaored. The disease has
taken possession of Schererville
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Aldrich left
Yesterday for several weeks visit with
relatives at Matteson, I'll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
LOWELL.

John y Kelsey Of Woodstock visited
his brother. James Kelsey, Wednesday
and Thursday
CLYDE Dickey OF shelby was in town
yesterday
Mrs. Richard scritchaeld visited at
the home Of her son. Cass, yesterday.
Mrs william Sheets. Mrs. Charles
Anderson and daughter Blanch and
Mrs. Amelia Bailey were Chicago Wis
itors yesterday
Alex McNay ana wife returned home
last evening from visit with relatives
in Iowa.
Leroy bailey Of Crown Point was in
town yesterday.
Thomas Lefort. wife and son Jack.
Mrs Ernest Woodcock and son Fore
man ard Mrs Kate Ainsworth we're
crown Point visitors yesterday
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Crown Point News
Happenings OF Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

talepbone cor,re.,, e-a-,ct,,s. ,ss,,aa
vears 500 49, ma 80 -
makes s,,eh ,,.fst-.-
vance in rates and it is due the pres
ent city officials to state that whether
the advance meets with approval or
disapproval that they had nothing 70
90 with the ordinance which provides
the change In rates the notices sent
out refer TO-
Under thu aus,,s,os of +h. t-ar,,.t.-,4
Il Musicale the great Danish violinist
Skongaard. who mas played before
nearly all the crowned heads Of Eu-
rope. VIII be heard at Central Music
hall on oct q Artist skonRaard
owned one or the Oldest and most cele-
hrated Stradiyartous wolins In exist
enc SAID TO nave value of Si5.0eo.
"Hse'l ~ ~ pidS az 'Ras concert Inc
ateIactlon + eNeepfonal ana should be
- ~ ro"l io'r1
ECU many rom mere attended the
lHlsieA sue .l ~. John Yesterday and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
OBERTSnALE

Louis Klemm Of Indiana boulevard
was taken to ST. Demands hospital
Thursday morning. where he viii IN
dergo a very serious operation
Mrs. Elliott Aman entertained a few
friends at / o'eloek dinner Wednes-
day at her home IN Roberts avenue, in
honor Of her mother-in-law. Mrs. Aman
OF Avlla. Ind
Mrs Henry Eggers and Mrs c. G.
Buell. visited the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Mills Of East Side, last even
ing
superintendent McDaniels Of Ham
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
LANSING

The new depot for the Grand Trunk
railway in oak Glen is being con-
structed
Hon william Busse. expresident of
the board Of county commissioners.
visited at the home of A. Van Steen-
berg in Lansing Tuesday
Miss Esther Fieue was a Chicago
visitor Wednesday.
The village han of Lansing is being
wired in preparation for electric lights.
The Boy Scouts have transferred
their place Of meeting from Mr.. Nufer's
into Voeste.s hall.
Miss Gertrude Busack entertained
friends Tuesday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
STUBBORN COLDS MAY
LEAD TO CONSUMPTION

Did YOU ever have a cold that would
not let go; a cough that persisted. that
prevented sleep and made waking hours
miserable? Eckmans Alternative. IS the
proper remedy In such cases Perhaps
some simple medicine may be effective
where il is only tickling in the
throat; but when your chest is sore
simple remedies don't answer - then
take Eckmans Alternative. Neglect Oft
en- leads to more serious trouble,
case In point follows
IT'S Cherry St. Philadelphia, Pa
Gentlemen. IN July. 1908, first no
ticed the conditions that showed I had
Consumption 1 lost weight rapidly;
had a hollow cough hemorrhages and
very severe night sweats. NV brother
recommended Eckmans Alternative. In
the fan OF 1905. I began TO take Il. At
this time I am perfectly Well and ro-
bust Ny appetite is good and my
weight has Increased from 10 TO 40
pounds Not a trace OF my old trou-
Bile remains. ] VIII gladly express the
merits OF this medicine to anyone
tSigned) NJ l. GERHARDT.
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis. Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat
and Lung Troubles and in upbuilding
the system Does not contain poisons.
opiates or habit-forming drugs. For
sale BIZ Otto Negele and other leading
druggists Ask for booklet telling of
recoyeries. and write to Eckman Labor
atory philadelphia Pa. for additional
evidence.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
MUNSTER.

Mrs Walter Krooswyk spent We'd
hesday In Hammond visiting with her
daughter Mrs. p. Sehoon.
Mr. DeBold IS putting an addition on
what Is known as the Bob Wilson
rouse. now owned by Piepo & Rugs Of
Bruins wick
Mrs Herman Vierk returned Monday
from a visit Ia Iowa
There was a fair crowd out Wednes-
day evening 70 hear Fred Crumpacker
aad Mt Romberger at d republican
meeting in the school house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
MEMPHIS WANTS
NEXT WESTERN
GOLF DATES

Tennessee in all probability will be
the scene Of the next western open
golf championship. according to let
ter received yesterday BY Secretary
Charles E. willard Of the Western Golf
association The letter was from Gem
eral Carnes and it was formal appli-
cation for the next tournament TO be
held at the Memphis Country club.
The letter suggests that the tourna-
ment be held between oct. is and Nov.
l. These late dates would permit al
most every professional in the coun-
try to attend The club wishes to
stage q two-day event in advance OF
the championship, opening with a
four-ban match on the first day and a
two ball foursome for amateurs and
professionals on the second day.
The annual contest for the Old Bows
cup viii he held at Midlothian tornor-
row This event Is at eighteen holes.
modal play, fun handicaps to apply.
and is open to members forty years
and over.
WHY ARE YoU NOT TINES
aEAnER7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
BLACK OAK.

F. B scheidt and Bert Jansen at
tended sale Of ST. John THURSDAY
Mrs Matilda Seberger transacted
business at Glen Park Wednesday
Born oct. Is. 1912 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
william Euler q daughter. Mother
and child getting along nicely
Mrs. Ed Kluetch Of chicago and
Mrs. Rise Grissel Of crown Point spent
Tuesday here with Mrs. Matilda se-
berger and Mrs Troy Of slater Nous
ria
Mrs John Nimitz. Mrs. Joe Euler and
Mrs. straueh spent Tuesday a Ham
mond.
Mrs Anton Euler was called 70 Chi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
HOBART.

Miss Lena Wettingel was Chicago
visitor yesterday
The Mcsdames Rose and c. schouer
visited friends al Gary yesterday.
Miss Anna 6ruel OF Chicago came
cut last evening TO visit with her par
ents.
Mrs c Townsend Of Knox Is here
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Chas.
Nitchman.
Mrs. Nicholson IS visiting with
friends and relatives in Chicago this
week
william Laube is sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs Gnpin was Gary visitor yes
terday-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
CLARK STATION.

The regular meeting of the volun-
teer fire department took place last
evening and most OF the members were
present All regular business was tran
sacted-
MT and Mrs J. Biikovic of Clark
Station were Black oak visitors yes
terday.
william Osterman of Clark Station
was Hammond business visitor yes
terday.
Miss Ellen Chosen of South Chicago
spent yesterday with Clark Station
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs F. Behn and Mrs. A.
Luck of Clark Station were Ross Wis
itors yesterday
Peter Metstorf OF Clark Station was
a whiting business visitor last even
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mr. and Mrs Edward + Fvans ar
ohio Avenue VIII - .Tbe Garden 81
Allah~ III tbs An4itoriu7, CHICAGO
this evenfne
MISS ffeIen Matter,ts co,nntttee bs.a
eharae of the enterts.f,rncnt al the
neetfns~ IF ne e = r Il 81 Weanas-
aav nfrbf
re Eastern sears - Wbitfnr are
planning for an elaborate time at
their meeting tbis e1ening the mem
bers win entertain IA rrand patron
Mrs Anna Robinson Of Winchester.
md ana tie Grand chaplin. 4. j. smith
al Hobart is also expected 10 he in
attendance together with several other
GRAND ofneers ana many visiters from
visiting chapters. Following the meet
ing reception viii be given 81 honor
af Mrs Amelia burton of waiting Who
was recently elected grand warden
Miss clara Wehmever has sent las her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
HFGEWrSCF

Mrs. Joseph McKernon and daughter
Margaret have returned from Quebec,
Canada, after few months visit with
relatives.
The Parents club met Yesterday aft
ernoon in room S Of tae Henry clay
school with a very large attendance.
An interesting program was furnished
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
BUFFALO BILL

He was a Union scout. And he stir
red up many scrap. HUT the man
that stirred up UNION SCOUT SCRAP
made the biggest hit with the chevyer.
For sale at ali live deaIers.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18

The notices sent out by the Crown
Point Telephone company yesterday
advising their patrons Of the advance
in rates has created quite amount
OF discussion. and IN some instances.
the present city council came ia for
their share Of criticism for being re-
sponsible for the ordinance whereby
the rate could be advanced. The no.
tees read that the city ordinances al
lowed such an advance and is some
what misleading as the present city
administration had in mo wise any
thing 70 do with the instrument where
BY the rates could Sc advanced. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-18
SHUCk $
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From the Diary of 81. Lence

Jeb Tite seq he read yestiddy tibet
Ia latest style fl skirts or made t.
show tn knees. Jeb SEE If he kin
lend his wife q pair O. his trousers
shen be right IN style.
Bet er nickel II they ever sit m re-
call in operashuu thet therein be an
lection ct least every month
Eff er feller's burned honest. he
oughter be able T. answer most emmy
kind O. question.
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OAK GROVE BUTTER

cago Tuesday to the bedside of her
sister. who Is dangerously Ill.
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WHY ARE you NOT A TINES
READER7
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-21
PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTIONS

Little Rock, March 21-The United Charities now has privi- ate subscriptions amounting to about $5500, besides $120O a year from the city, and $12OO a year from the county. Next Sunday all the pastors of the city will preach on the work and of organized charity. Headquarters are being provid. ed in the basement of the city hall, and lodging room is to be provided for transient cases. The work test" will be applied to all applicants for charity.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-21
TITLE ROCK FANS
 GETTING TOGETHER

Little Rock, March Little Rock fans are getting together today and before night are ex- nocted to wire an offer to h e city of the Southern League which has given them an option of sale of it's franchise for S20, 900. This is s7,250 more than Little Rock got when it left the League. and it is probable that an offer will be made of $15,000.
 Claude Ringo, an enthusiastic booster, has been conferring with the directors of the local association since the offer was ylaced in his had and he is conti- dent from the encouragement he has received that they are ready for Class A ball again.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-21
SCHOOL TO
 BE HELD IN APRIL

Little Rock, March 21.-T h e Arkansas National Guard head quarters received authorization by wire from the War Depart ment Wednesday to hold an of ficers' school at Fort Logan H. Roots April 819 inclusive. All commissioned officers of the Guard, about 120 in all, will at< tend.
 Previous schools have been for only the company officers, and this will be the first of the kind ever held in the state. There will be camp on the range and the school will be held in the gymnasium, with Lieut.. c. R. Lewis, U. $. A., as inspector-in- structor.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-21

ors at that time, the following committees were appointed: Finance Committee: A. G. Low. ry and E. $. Greening.
 Com mittee on Entertainment: J. D. Barlow, J. II. Batts and k. l. Pritchards.
 The Executive Committee ad. burned to meet again at the Mayors Office on next Saturday afternoon, the 23rd., at 3 o'clokk.
 It is the purpose of this com mittee to make the visit Of the newspaper men of the State to our city such as we'll be remem> bered by them with pleasure, and that Hope shall put her best foot forward" on this occa- sion, and to this end the co. oper- ation of every citizen is earnest ly requested.-Star of Hope.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-21
PLANS FOR PRESS MEETING

The executive committee hay ing in charge of the arrange ments for the meeting of the Arkansas Press Association, to be held here on the 21st of May, and to continue for three days, met at the Mayors office at three o'clock last Saturday afternoon and discussed plans for the same.
 The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Col. w. W. Folsom, and the followin z members found pres sen t: Messrs; A. c. Lowry, Jas. H. Betts, J. H. Black, R. l.. Pritch ard. w. W. Folsom, Ed Me- Corkle and J. D. Barlow; c. $. Lowthorp and E. $. Greening being noted absent
 Ed. McCorkle was elected Secretary.
 After discussion of plans for the entertainment of Hopes visit