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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10

Guarantee a Trust 60, i16 Broadwsy.
LOTS II and ~, map. OF Hunter eS po,s,
Francesca Barbniti 70 Emeline fn eIan d nee q
, yrs per cent; $3.50: attorneys, DE La Maie
q Morrison, $40 Nassau ST. ,,.r,. 7
LOT 24O man part OF Trask estate; Henry d
semke to Josephine Adams. Hollis Court, Long
Island: Dec I due as per bond; s3,eoo; a.Io,
neg Marie Il Harris, Queens Road queens
ST. 25xioo: Frances ] La Porta to Blanche.
Durel. $40 East 17sth st: Dec e .; kT och (
Reidy. 39l East 10th st. -. ,o,s
Lot 3 map Of IL lots. subdivision o. % ,o -
81 and 1902, Rronxwood Park. and L io's v t n
shirmer 10 Joseph Masca, AZ SCUM OnN
Drive prior mtg $4,000: Nov IS; due May raj, 10,
1914 cent 500 att9 eo R-ol LawyerS i''
LOT 207 map portion OF Hunt estate 30
hanna Birnhaupt TO William Hetduk, 4l3 Eas.
10th st prior mtg 5000; Dec s,s yrs Co. Co.
LOT 300. same map: same TO John III, He,duk !;
80 East i tsS $; o ooc attorney as above
LOWERRE PLACE. cor a@sIn 81 az?
100: Leonard la Porta 70 Mary Dun''i ~,
West 55th ST. Dec 1; due ETC. 40 pc -,
IS. OvO attorney, Title Guarantee ana liu'' w.
40 T6pTSSGHAN AVE. :, 275 # n Of ,snnr-
son ave 25N1OO: Bengt Nelson 70 leress - ; ner
stroni. 39.$ Amundson aye pb. rec p AlImg. lao
Broadway. -. l.. enc. two ,ots each
aoy 100 1.-TWO n1trs each IS. oo0): II y ,ioIr
ing 90 TO Mercury Realty Co. loa5s 0S Sis ooo.
pouIovard: Dec ;. 3 yrs, per CENT F''''V"'
,,,orn.v ! q Abramson. 30 Church 81. %
PROSpECT AVE. 600 4Ox irreg; sa, a,.,y
s,,,,e' bet :. 3 yrs per cent; $3.50; a'to'
ney az above. ann .. . ~ Freeman
q, 65rt97 >. Frank Weldon TO Jennie hopl ..r
$50 East 163d st: Dec =; 3 yrs, S?''0'' "''
nov. Harry Robitzek $50 Broadway,- ., oo,,
WkSUTNCTON AVE, cor i oItn ~, c.
IeT; Joseph l. Dawson to Estates MOI ks ooo,
Dec 20 due May 20 1913 per % cf r. S o; &c i6th
",ees.,r1I a, came IA same prior mtg 5000
Nov 9' 60 due May 90, 1919: per cent; 10
2Ts 81 o- Ksuv 81
~ I1xi25; Utility Realty 60 20 LAWYERS sS ooo.
gage 90. 30 Liberty ST: Dec .; . yrsi ss9uD,o.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana l'"''
co. 100 Broadway. . -, G. A,r.s ave
Ioxiio Joseph l. Dawson 20 Estates MorI 60
securities 60 leo Broadway lprior mtg 80,
oom. Nov %: due MAY 90. 1913: per CENT
Sc. COO
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, Dee. 9. 80 Local securities fol-
lowed New York's lead to-day, and liqui-
dalton carried a number OF prominent is
sues down to price'lev that have not
been seen on the home board for some
time Share issues which are listed II
New York, including American Can is,,
sues. Peoples Gas, Steel common ana
Harvester common. made losses rang
ing from IL 10 ) points. Union Carbide
dropped nearly dozen points, and Booth
common, Western Stone and Pneumatic
Tool also were weak. Despite the de
preston elsewhere. gains OF a point each
occurred in Public Service preferred, car
bide common and Shipbulding common
Swifts also advanced fractionally, Brick
and Commonwealth Edison renamed hrm
Oats preferred and Street common were
unchanged, while Chicago Railways. Sc
ries S. and Booth preferred ruled STEADY
Moderate trading in bonds did not al
feet prices a great deal, the various de,
viations from last weeks closing leVeI
, being fractional all around.
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LAKEWOOD HOTEL BRINGS $50 900

The Lakewood Hotel. one OF tho largest
hostleries In the country, at Lakewood.
y d. was sold at auction on Saturday
bv Joseph r. Day 10 lsidor lIalpert and
lsidor Scherr. both Of Manhattan, for $50
.eeu wears ago at a cost Of approximately
$500 600. The hotel was built by "A COM
pany OF which Nathan Straus. was tho
largest shareholder. II Is one Of the most
romplet, and best equipped resort hotels
I'm tho North II IS five story brick
structure. with a frontage OF i65 feet and
depth % iOs feet and contains 3Oi bed
!
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MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER Q.

18TH ST. Gjf East: T J kaufman & 20 AIT
Rosa Modernism. owner: Morris Niedermsn
agent contractor: SIP.
9TH ST 1913 East: Ike Shapiro sgt Annie c
Mccullough. owner and contractor SOS
WEBSTER AVE, q =, PCS II OF 1891 ST.
l2J 4xgO: Jacob II Levine agt J schwartz Con
tracing Co owner ard contractor. SLIGO.
JTII AVE. n cor ll6th 81, l00xl00; Frank
J Fee agt Ancient order Of Hibernans. on ner /.
Patrick Gallagher. contractor: $500
BROADWAY 1928; Morris CHASER Il 90 AIT
Oliver j. Jones, owner: G Laurence, con
tractor: $50
BROADWAY. 20: James ID Edwards AIT
Miller & 80. owner: Ely J Rieser & 30. con
tractor: $36 20.
18TH ST. i0j TO 800 West; Dowd Lumber 80
ACT James Il Roosevelt Henry Il Ely and
Douglas Robinson trustees. owners. Leonard
Unger. lessee and contractor; 500.
PARK AVE, cor l53d -. @sySIs:
TsslSy g. Sponchik agt Meyer Friedlandsr
ow ner: Supreme Building CO. contractor. So sTJ.
9TH AVE. cor ll6th -, lGNllo. George
\ Amos sgt Ancient Order OF Hibernisns.
owner: Patrick Gallagher. contractor; $3.50
9TH ST, 30 East. Israel Pargcrment sst
Morris Senior, owner and contractor: $3.50.
BROOK AVE-, l4l6. Henry Forester AIT Gus
size Sphgarn. owner and contractor. SS5.
WESTC HESTER AVE. 81: Henry Forester
agt Samuel l. Ruzow. owner and contractor.
$50.
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REALTY NOTES.

David Banks Is the purchaser OF tho
apartment house Mt No. $40 and li2 West
55th street sold by Albert II. Ashforth TO-
the George Backer Construction Company
Mr. Banks gave in part payment the
dwelling house No. 30 East 12d street. the
sale OF which was reported last week.
There will be a meeting Of the United
Real Estate Owners Association this
evening In Parlor A. Grand Union Hotel
Warren e. Skillin were the brokers' I'm
the sale OF No. 3 Front street for John
Rittner to the Stock Quotation Telegraph
I
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LIS PEND EN S.
DECEMBER o.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 1869 and 1871; yss
Simple Realty Co sgt Middletown Realty c. ss
al faction 10 enforce trusts attorney, J Il
LOT ga 70 go and 300 TO 525. map ef N-
tate OF Elizabeth King, Tbs Bronx;
Norma Duryea agt Msrtin Earlsy Gore
closure OF mtgl' attorney Dun.
BOSTON TURNPIKE RID. n 9, adl lard %
George Faile, y: Mount Vernon Trust Co
sgt Ellen Fitzgerald ct al (partition); attorney.
A L Gescheidt.
I'D ST. n q 3, 1913 ?, OF Bovsry, Srno<s
irrez: David Friedman - al sst Wyoming
Realty co 81 al action 10 foreclose n1echanIes
lem: attorney. 8 Rabinowitz.
5TH AVE, n @ =, lot g. 20 ixl0o, 18Th ward
H0wory Savings Bank agt Otto Werher 81 a.
foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys, Strong Cad
Talaier
STU AVE. n 3, lots I and 2. between 9th
and 10th SITS Rowery savings Bank agt Daniel
l. Sckles - nj foreclo'ure Of two mtEsI; at
tornevs strong & Cadwalader.
215TU ST s. 32J y n ION ave iSr
9gi1. Ctss IIl. adm, aEt James q rylsr e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
SUBURBAN SALES.

G.. Taus e. Son resold for the Cioffi COM
pany two large cottages recently acquired
by them on South Carlton avenue, Rock
away Park. to Barclay Ball. Also sold
for S. Levy his residence on South Carl
ton avenue to client who VIII occupy
and for Or. III. p. Hatfield a corner plot
at Vernon avenue and Amstel Boulevard
to Philip Cohen, who will improve II for
investment
The following sales are reported al
Mountain Lakes, near Boonton. y. j.: To
Charles Goodwin Anderson. large
stucco house Of twelve rooms. on plot 3OOX
80 feet; also. to Henry Coleman Bigelow'
a house, on plot 2oOx250 feet, commanding
a fno view OF the lakes.
Adams & Keller have cold 10 Mrs. Will
lam ziegler the summer home OF the late
Henry f. Hawley. in Main street, Ridge
field. Conn, consisting of ten acres. The
same firm also sold TO Gordon X. Bel
fifty acres OF land on tho hills west OF
Lake Waccabuc and east of Katonah,
formerly owned by John W. Tlnesdell.
Neason Jones has sold for Mrs. Sarah
Seeber, OF Mount vernon, TO client OF
j. &. Meyer her farm OF thirty-nve acres
at Bethel. Conn. Tho property has beer
held by the purchaser for about twenty
Years
II. Schuyler Cammann sold for Mrs. c
y. Kent her property situated on M
southwest corner of Mcrrick Road 1''
Mcrrick avenue. IT Morrick. Long ISL
and. comprising three acres and know
as Wayside. adjoining tho Mcrrick club
There is n largo dwelling. modern ~
every rcspe.t. and also garage thereon
This property is considered one OF the
choicest locations I'm Mcrrick. The pur
chaser. Hamilton r. Fairfax. Of New
York. will occupy II as his summer resi-
dcncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
TWENTY-THiRD STREET LEASE

Two fur concerns have just closed leases
for buildings on West Sd street. Albert
r. Ashforth leased the five story struct-
ure at No. "A TO Altman q Weinberg.
The building was recently occupied by
Renard II was also for many years the
home OF James McCutcheon g. Co. before
that firms removal TO Fifth avenue and
3ith street
Peasc a Gilman have rented the ad-
Joining five story building at No. l6 West
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ALTERATION FOR STORE.

James McCrecry & co. completed ar
raugemcnts. through Albert r. Ashforth.
for a Finh avenue entrance by way Of
an arcade into its 3ith street store The
arcade will sdjoin Maillard's and give
McCreery & 60. an entrance on Firm
avenue between 18th and 18Th streets. thus
enabling its customers 10 enter directly
from FIFTH avenue as we'll as from 3ith
and 55th streets. The alterations VIII be
begun Immediately and will likely be- com
pletcd about the middle OF January.
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RECORDED LEASES.
,witm name and address Of lessseD
DECEMBER Q.


pELANCEY ST, IT2 CbasemenO: Isaac Shu-
mann 10 sam Krlss. yrs from April 10. 1872
s12O; address 1876 Delaney 81.
I'D AVE. 14sth ut and Willis ave rooms ~
and 80; Katee Realty Co to Kirkland; 3
Yrs from Dec l. 1912. $50; address. 20l6 Sedg
wick ave.
MARKET ST. 81 Cbascmeno; Congregation
Oreich Chain Anshei Radoshkowitz 10 Harris
Buchhalter: yrs from May ], l9l2; S2l6; ad-
dress. ~ Market st. -
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n W cor lteth St
Cstore) c & II MINERS TO MAX Jacobson; q,
Nicholas ave.
iiTH AVE. 5ss (store and basemenp; Frank
I Mensing 10 John Brockehagen. yrs from
MAJ /. 1914: $50: address, SIS 18th ave.
50TH ST. 40 and 1872 East aid: Samuel
Ucyman and ano to William BelsiSy and sno
10 yrs from Jan I. 1918; $4,000 address 1925
Glover II.
iGsTH ST $50 East fstore,: Frank McCu-
laugh 10 samuel Mendelson; > yrs from Nov I.
1912: s; address. 7bs East 1esth St
207TT ST. 800 West (basemenO' Julius Rub
,am 10 George Acompors; yrs from Feb ],
1912: $40; address. 269 Audubon ave.
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ROROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; sPENpiissES
CONSIDERABLE TIME ABROAD o an,
LOOKING FOR a FIRST CLASS III ,rhttT'
R0oM HoacRT M5;> GOTH TO Doth ST.
WEST END AVENUE. RIVERSIDE Dti vr =.
CENTRAL, PARK WEST OR PARk AZ sT
NUE: WOULD TAKE . OR 3 YEAR Ln ,.rr |.
AN Unusual. OPPORTUNITY TO GEL
very DEsIRABLE TENANT. AppREssSS;
WITH FULL PARTICULARS, MlLio''
FRANK 295 LAFAYETTE ST.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER q

29TH ST, = s. % q OF 81 ave. Patrick
Hochen sgt Theresa Koeher Ct ALI Nov Il,
1912 (by bond: ST., 113.
Sd AVE 3743; Isaac Alderman sgt Henry
Klein OF Al: Nov -. 1912: SAG 70.
WESTMINSTER AVE, 23oI to 23il Giehl
Bros ACT Glover Construction 90 81 al; May 3,
1912 500
3sTH ST - West; Sanitary Fircproofng and
Contracting 90 sgt Mary l. Barley 81 al; Nov
IL. 1912: S52 20.
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FINE HOME SALES TO-DAY.

Joseph =. Day will offer to-day az the
Nosey street salesroom az special sale "A
varied list 81 properties, prominent among
which rs No. "a East SlXty-ninth street.
between Firth and Madison avenues. for
the estate Of Mary =. Buchanan; also No.
- Madison avenue, formerly tho home
Of Robert q. Ingersoll and moro recently
that OF Arthur 7. lIeinze. and located op-
posite the home Of ]. PicrpOnt Morgan.
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Eliz Kisheimer TO James p LowerTe; f25o0
Charles = Strong 10 john l. Cadwalader;
nominal.
John l. Cadwalader to Marion Cutting: nom.-
nal.
Manhattan Mortgage CO to Guaranteed Mort
gage Co: $4,000.
Sidney Wallach 10 Thomas Olive; SO 900
Mary 4 Ferguson 10 Wallace r Palmer;
nominal.
Henrietta Shotter to Herman Frank; noni-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
SALE OF ESTATE TO-DAY.

Joseph ?. Day will auction to-day In the
Vesey street salesroom gentleman's es-
tate Of III acres in the town Of North
Castle, Westchester County. The prop
erty is situated, according to the govern
mental reports. $50 feet above sea level.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
NEWPORT SALE.

Dc Blois & Eldridge have leased for the
trustees Of the t. VI. Gilliatt estate their
place i'm Rhode Island avenue and Beach
Road, Newport r. T.. 10 the Ret George
Grcnville Merrill for one year.
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Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
Manhattan.
DIANE sr. So 25NI7.3. = Francis Hig
Gins 10 Grnpire City savings Bank. 81 West
I.:tb 81. Dec o. , yrs. e.; $4,000, atl'' -
me-, ATTIC Insurance 90. l3l broadway.
e S25 = 7, = OF sth ave. iotN9lI; l55,h -
y. ~ Il g Of sth ave, 10y lTes i.tlh ~,
s. - n OF slh ave, 22ozoe II i3itn 81
y, i, %So !, MaTy 5 waiiron. go Riverside
Drive prior mtg >2li,llN; Dec % yrs, o
per cent; $4,000; attorncy, Ihos y Nehe"-e'
l49 Broadway ... o..os a.
John ] and Mary \ Moriirity 70 Max konre
az East la3d 1t prior mtg $4,000; Dec T.; $
yrs. per cent; $1,000 attorney H'prS' '''
f4 ssp 'I sT :. 1850 (, OF 9th ave, a:3x
$50: McKeon Realty 60 10 Robert l. Nc Nc
Gehee. l5l West S8th st prior mtg Slih2UW
Dec : duo February :. 1913, per cent: '2o,-
900. attorney. Title Insurance Co, l76 Broad
way. a, =
18TH ST. 5i:C s 9, i5s a BANK sis 81
sth ave: Dec .: due as per bond: 5000: at
torneys, Webber * Webber Beekman.
DIST ST co.. sly brk, l9xlms, Andrew
\ smith to Louise l. Mctreeiy. 800 Lexington
ave: Dec o. due as per bond; $4,000.
la0TH 81. 2iI +. . sty brk. 25Xl00.1l: Fran
els W Heutz 10 Emigrant Industrial savings
Rank 81 Chambers ST. Dec .; yrs; Sl2, 900;
attorney. r. T. & J O'Gorman. Il Chambers st.
I2iTH ST. 3 s. lT2.G Il W Of LIST ave. lNx
100 IL. Como Brigantc 10 Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum. l5l8 Amsterdam ave: Dec . due Nov 10
1917: s62 900: attorneys Strasbouiger. Esch-
wego & Gchellek "a Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 James Curralo.
III Raw o,,th St BROOKLYN prior mtg SO. 200 f,
yrs, q per cent; Dee .. $500 attorney
same above.
The Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD, =. 1871 II Of So
Boulevard, 90Ix irreg: Redwood Realty 20 to
Fredcricy week.-Mrs., trustee. 536 West End
ave: Dec %: . yrs; $4,000: attorneys, Jay &
Gambler, 81 wall ~.
FRANKLIN AVE, 1902 1894 s. . tots.
each N sxiOo g mtgs. each 81. 250l Inter,ity
Land a Securities 90 To Julia Macdonald. ~
West Goth st q prior mtgs $4,000 each). DEC
3: / wear, per cent: $500; attorney. Title
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
WoolWoRTH BUILDING LEASE

Edward ]. Hogan leased in the Wool
worth Building stores at Nos. 81 and 80
Broadway. for ten years 10 Young Broth
crs. matters. The aggregate rental rs
about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-10
AUTO FIRM SELLS BROADWAY BUILDING
French Concern Dsposes of Property at GID Street Corner
Other Builders of Motor Cars.
SMALL NUMBER OF TRANSACTIONS NOTED YESTERDAY

cd street for Phillipsborn & siegel 70 the
Hudson Bay Fur Company. The lessees
also occupy No. % West 23d street. in the
same block
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

SAITH ST. 40 East; TO sty garage; Henr
Elias Brewing Co, 4o3 East 54th e. owner
Rohl. 12S Bible House, architect; cost, 5000.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change salesrooms. Nos. II and is Vosey
gfr
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Be -In.rnh p DAY

18TH ST. 300 East n 5. 1919 n ? % "a ave.
81 GxiO. - o sty tonmt and stores; sold 10 tho
plaintiff for $50. So.
ALLEN ST, 1857, W q. i2o II = OF stanton 81.
25 Gxs7.sK irreg D sty tenmt aud stores and ]
sty rear tenm.; sold % the plaintin Tor $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. $50 East. .. 125 II W OF LIST ave.
iG sx1OO. II. 3 atty dwg: sold TO Josephine Clan
Ter for 50 500
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AVE \. 1851 25xl0o; Excelsior Savings
Bank TO Godfrey knoche, Fort Lee, j and
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APARTMENT hotels.
THE LANGDON 9Th Ssh aS' st. .''
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Now open New Works. latest tasnloms.,
hotel. Booklets and particulars on TSN
EDMUND IL CHAIlLL2Slr.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF purchaser and at
torneyD
DECEMBER o.
Manhattan.
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FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney e. Co.. No. %
Broad street. New York, and No. 10 South
9Th street. PHILADELPHIA
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Middendorf. Williams a Co. No.
q Pine street, New York. and No. 100 East
German street, Baltimore
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BOSTON STOCKS.

CFNIrnishsd b. Charles Head Co.. No. ~
Wall street.)
LAND
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch & Co. New
FORK and Boston,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
SHORT TERM NOTES.

Maturing i9l3-'I)
Furnished by 9wartwout e. Appenzellar, No
a Pine street,
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APARTMENTS FOR REM
BOROUGH or BROOkLfM

BEAUTIFUL NEW LIGHT APARi"hS'
Best In Bsy Ridge; 6lst ST. fth W., a,
rooms. bath. all modern improvement, .,, nm
water steam heat, electric nghI s,icnt
cleaning: average rents s23 jOdS2s: convenient
TO surface lines. u: 30 minutes 10 ParN N0"'
Gentiles preferred
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address ~ grantee ana a.
toTncYb
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

interest 20 be added.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
and NO. 65
Fargo Council Expected to Take q Big
Part in the Celebration of the
Nations Birthday.

Fargo council of the U. c. r. will
take part in the Fourth of July parade,
but all Of the arrangements have not
yet been made, but Secretary Dunn,
Dave Oman and Frank Ashelman and
Traveller Richardson are hard at work
on the plans. 1t is known that the
parade will start about 1875 and that
the travellers must be in line at that
time. 1t is also known that the COM
mittee is making up some plan that
will be a good one and will have a
feature in the parade. The Travellers
will have a sor of supervision over
the children during the day, and they
will march to Oak Grove park, where
the day will be spent.
Secretary Slime Of the commercial
club is depending on the Travellers to
do a great deal Of the work in looking
after the little ones on the Fourth and
seeing that they are we'll provided with
fun and everything that is going. and
the boys Of the grip will be sure to
do their part. There are no better
qualified men on the face of the earth
for this line of work than just the
members Of Fargo council. It is hoped
that as many members of the council
as can will turn out on the Fourth and
help swell the ranks.
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WITH THE TRAVELLERS

be but q few days before it is In ship
shape.
The four floors OF the big building
have been entirely remodeled and put
into shape for the new concern, shuttes
have been placed in the building, cleo
trio elevators added, and everything is
in good condition.
Among the travellers OF the company
who have already arrived here are
o. D. DAHL J. Nd. Yoder and John
Bradshaw aud several others, The
company is employing in the neigh
borhood of half a dozen more travel
ers, who will also make their head
quarters in Fargo. and then, too. they
have ten men who handle the freight
and attend to the shipping, ETC., and
in addition to that, there are two
stenographers and two office men who
will also be here all the time.
There is one resident salesman for
the company at Jamestown, another
at Bismarck, and Tom Vallancey, who
used to live in Fargo, is the resident
agent or travelling salesman for the
city of Dickinson. 1t is also the in
tention to employ a resident salesman
for the city OF Fargo, but he has not
yet been appointed.
Everything is looking bright for
our new plant here" said Manager
Clark to the Travellers reporter. But
of course we are by no means new to
this territory, and whale we liked
Bismarck all right. still Fargo gives
us better shipping facilities, and /
believe we can handle the business
My people will all mostly
reside here, and I have set the example
by bringing Mrs. Clark with me, and
we are quartered at the Waldorf. The
Fargo people are invited to call and
see us"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
HAD PUBLIC BURNING
Cedar Falls, la Travellers Show Their
DispIeasure at Retail Mail Order
Catalogues and Take Action.

The Cedar Falls, Ia Commercial
club recently burned many retail mali
order catalogues publicly. These were
contributed voluntarily by citizens who
responded to the appeal of the com
mercial club to support home indus
tries. Meanwhile the house p~ostofice
committee has reported a bill to pro-
tect and substitute distant concerns at
the expense of those of the districts
which they represent by providing the
former with a carriage for long hauls
into the trade territory Of their home
industries and dealers with a general
system OF parcels post at as low a
rate. The only exception is that made
for parcels from one point IN a rural
route to another point upon the same
route, a condition of which retail mail
order houses will take equal advan-
tage by shipping in large amounts to
an agent by freight parcels to be
remailed to points on such routes.