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New-York tribune., 1912-01-04

BRoADWAY. II W cor g2d It, ro7x irrcs,
Chas + Jenkens to Yorkshire Realty & Con,
struction 60 prior mtg ST25. OOOl. Jan 2. . yrs
per cent, Sl""c' attorneys, Rose & Putze
Us Broadway.
no Bros to Ellis J. Earle. Jan ,prIor mic
s4OOWO; J. yrs' per cent. So, ,OOJs address
Nontclar, j.
EAST BR0ADwAY,, 30. 25xGo; Tubcn Cohen
ldppman Cohen and Bessie Finkelbrand 10 tbc
! trustees OF Columbia College: Jan ?. Z yrs IL
per cent; $4,000, attorneys. Nash < Jones. az
Wall II. y"
GoERCK ST, 5. G6 II Of stanton st ok
100; Isaac Berlin to John + Volck G5g East
l5Sth St. Jan 3; . yrs: SI4. 900. attorneys Atn@nd
a Amend. l19 Nassau st.
WEST END AVE. = " cor IOGth st 51r,oo
Yorkshire Realty Construction co to AuriIst,,s
Van II Stuyvesant. East 57th st prior mtg
attorneys, Lord, Day & Lord 40 wall St tt'''OO''
WEST END AVE. cor Goth st. 1oox125
iu'da Realty 60 to Bank for savings: duc as
anteo Il Trust 60, l7G Broadway.
WHITE ST, I! to 49, 5o1lOo: Manhattan Free
hold to New York Post Graduate school and
Hospital ;g, XXX East 2Oh st Jan q yrs; si3 900
way. ~ '' o"u-
4TH AVE. 423 10 i27 CGxso: Protective Re,I,,,
20 10 NeW 1'Tk LIE Insurance x Trust 90;
Wall st. ''''''' ~
9Th sr 200 East 2jx9l, Maria 4 Euoklcr -
Charlotte Geissler. Ia West g5th It. Ian . t,,o
51uE = ioi-' o per cent 500: address. 175 West
9TH ST, s, 225 II @ Of lst ave. a,,a7. Han,
Weigmann TO Dry Dock Savings institution ~
Bowery Jan 2; due as per bond; si5. .OG0, 49,, t,'
+ NJ Tichcnor, Is Park Row "''''
srII ST. s. 1U7 II Q OF Ave {, 5t,o- 49,,
Newman TO Aaron O Horn 900 Wi its,i Jpn m
Dec 20 prior mtg Sjl .OOOI. insfais 4 , 'm i,; ~;
5000 attorney Edward u Newman. 100 BROAD
wag. " 'oau-
18TH ST los East 33xIul also s,b a,o oo,,
2oN90; Ristori Leerburger and Bno Z" II 49,;
SiaIr, 4us Riverside Drive: Jan .: due a. ncr
Park Row i'''e"u' vi
22D sT, 1G6 to lGs West. 4 sty brk. n, irro,.
Jeremiah Wright to Louis : Brush iiS5
6 orr 81 Chambers ST. ""i
~; 2lsT ST. 32i West. 3 stv brk John TobiD 70
y Wm M Hassey naa, Rutland W due July 3. iola
Hassey 40 West 10Th ST. coward
9TH ST. IS. 10G II Of 9th ave Io2vos
building and Engineering Co to Florence Co1c,
sisn ssisn Jan :; due July l. 1917. q u.r cent
broadway - i''h' l%o
18th ST, 226 West, sty brk. 25x0s. adels
" 49, Comyhs and ano 70 Julius Fenberg, 225 West
dSmh lot, 81 5prior mtg $1,000 Jan 3; yrs: per
Row. VI i"iN
BOTH ST, $50 West, sty brk 25xlG5. August
Passet to North River Savings Bank. 81 Nest
Bath st.; Dec 90 due as per bond: 81 900. al
torney Noel B sanborn. 81 Liberty ST
6lST ST. 303 East 2 sty brk 25x75. Maria
Mayer to Bertha Hlrschneld. II East lO7th 81:
oct 81 prior mtg $4,000, due oct 10, 1913:
way.
.7trH sr. n +. 2so II " OF Columbus ave. 2ox
lV2; Yorkshire Realty and Construction 90 70
Jan ?; . yrs: $4,000 attorney. Lord. Day &
Lord, 40 Wall 81.
123D sr $, 1Si II " Of Lenox ave aOaiOo:
Mard Deers TO Nathan Wolf 50 West llth
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lcsso'D
JANUARY 8.

To- HAIRY Silverstcin: yrs from May !, 1912.
5000, address, go Hart ST. Brooklyn
CLINTON ST. 26 to 30, all; stanton ST. ll2,
oil; Herman l. ROSenthal et al 10 solomon
Cohen AMI ano: 2 yrs from Jan l. 1912; l5'2i
address, $50 FaS; 9Th st.
CHERRY ST 246, 4th and 9Th lofts, etc: iar-
Tis Shariro to Henry Hoffman, yrs from May
/. 1912 50, 500 address 900 East 53d st.
RROOME ST 3Ss, cor store and basement
Mulberry ST, IFS; Giovanni II Gsuzzd 10 AseIta
& Co: yrs from Nav ], 1911; Sl2vo: ADDRESS
3ss BroCme St
ESSEN ST. Oh store and basement: Rachel
Rosenberg 10 Wolf Yonker; 4 yrs mos from
Jan /, 1912: $1,000; address, 11'2 Essex ST.
IRVING PLACE, 3, ALT Emma s'ehert =, +, to
81. 600: address, Irving Place.
MADISON AVE. 412. cor 4sth st. 2IXg'.
all New York Life Insurance and Trust 81 Co. 20.
from Jan 90 1912; $1,000: address, Larchmont'
New York
UNION AVE. az. store aud basement; Fredk
Margenhof to solomon R9hsNo: . % yIs mos mos
ST.
UNION SQUARE, 30. store and basement 80
Union Square GO 10 Alfred MAY; yrs H,d J mo, Ha"s
l5,h st.
Sd AVE, 1862 store and basement ,I,,9 KaMan MAJ
oPpSa to Chas Bskai 9nS 11so ago "a yrs fro'" May
9Th AVE, 50, store and part basement: ]
Montgomery Hare to Eugene Bosemade; . yrs
from Feb l. 1912; $l,5o0: address, PA West
S5th ST.
s6TH ST, 200 East, store and basement. +
Tolzenberger 10 ErmIn >trassi and ano; yrs lo
mos from July /, 1all; $500 address "Z' East
Seth ST.
133D ST, 40 to 81 West, store and basement;
Srector & fiscnstein "a Baruch schneider. :
yrs from NAV ]. 1912; SLIGO; address llo "es'
18th 81
hist ST 44G East. all: Wm Diamond 10
JOS KnoyIich: yrs from Jan ?, 1872; Slooo'
address 317S 80 ave
18TH ST G%3 tc G3j East, store and base
frcrI Nov /, 1919; $40. address. G33 East lSath
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

NORNINGSIDE DRIVE. cor 121st st;
I.everlng & Garrlgues 60 agt Stevenson Con-
struction 20 ct al; Sept ~, 1911; S@dl4T 10.
SAME PROPERTY. Atlantic Terra Gotta
90 agt same; Sept !, 1911; $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: David Miller Co agt
same: Sept 2. 1911. $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY; Tucc 60 Ggt same:
Sept ., 1911 SS35.
SAME PROPERTY; OrmRn " Ketoham agt
same: sept :. 1911; 81, r,i93 80
SAME PROPERTY, Standard Arch 60 agt
same. Sept . 1911 Si5jS5 M
SAVE PROPERTY; Joseph Tine & GO ast
same. Sept >. 1871; $3.50 u.
SAME PROPERTY; Troy Metal Lath co
agt 7Ume, Sept .. 1911; 5000
SAME. PROPERTY: United states Gypsum
60 agt same, sept II, 1911; s3GOT ~.
SAME PROPERTY: Patrick O'Rourke agt
same; oct II, 1911; S2LO00.
SANE PROPERTY. Candcc Smith & How
land 60 agt SANE; Sept !. 1911; S7.55i o.
I7TH ST. .2I and 223 West. HUI. Grlppcn
& co agt Monahan Express 90, Realty De
partmcnt. ct al. Jan =, 1912; $50 70.
tSiTH ST. East William Rubin agt So
phIa Knepper ct al: oct rs, 1911 (canceIleU
$3.50.
18TH ST. $50 East; George Goldberg sgt
one Hundred and Thrty-four street co ut
al; oct 20. 1911 tcancellodD; sl4l Os.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 70 and 7O6: Abraham Rather
agt Adoph and Rudolph Boskowltz. owners: West
Broadway Construction co. contractor. $50.
l42D ST. 537 West. Shollcnbcrgcr & 60 agt
william Gamble. owner; Roth Construction Co.
contractor. SIiS is
2tST ST. sc West; American Radiator Co agt
Adelaide X Rhinelander and William Kip
owners: Feldman Heating 60. contractor; sls3 30
BROADWAY. 14l2 to l4l6. Fred Iauer agt
Broadway and 39th street 90: owners FREDERICK
4 CaYchois, contractor. Sl,ld 81.
PINEHURST AVE, $. whole front between
10Th and lsOth SITS. 200Sl0O, Mandel Stern sgt
Rolrtrce Realty and construction 90. owner
Moses ~ Roultree. owner and contractor; S225 40
CROTONA AVE. n g cor Garden ST. I2 lOxIa -
Dellzia & co agt SasS Cal Realty and Construc-
tion Co owner and contractor, $3.50.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE cor oath st. 78Xi5a.aX
irr.g: Richard r Thibsut. Inc. agt Welfare
Really and Construction co. owner: Braude
i, pc 60, contractor; 1913 II.
SOTH ST. l75 East; Madison Building co ngt
Malley Peabody Beach. owner aud contractor;
81 ,3s6 10.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
LIS PENDENS.

I4oT,sToN ST. f2s West; Bernardo semenza
szt Agnes r Madden al al foreclosure Of mtg: /:
attorneys Barnett & Jspio"'
PINE ST q and 20; United States Realty and
in1proyement Co agt The Tweuty-seven and
Twenty-nine Pine street co ct al foreclosure OF
Mtg: attorney. babpase
o5TH ST n g l75 II Of ID ave- 81 6x100 S.:
Katharine VI Blake ct al sgt Lndns & Romm
Realty 90 ct al foreclosure Of mtg) attorney
G. Winthrop.
95TH ST, $. go IT Of I'd ave. 376x1oo; s.;
City Real Estate Go agt Ludns & Romm Realty
60 ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney q
Winthrop.
cAMBRBLLENG AVE n cor Of 1880 st, l21x
100; Walburga 9 Nickel agt Charles A Aeixel et
al faction to recover dover. etc); attorney. Il L
Rabell
CONCORD AVE. a33: John Kudllch agt Kate
Montague ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney.
II Kudlich
18th ST, a. East: Charles A Morse ct al sgt
Carolyn r Kelsey et al foreclosure Of mtg); at
torneys Kearny Dickinson.
COURTLANDT AVE. cor OF 159th st. ets6
xas; simon VI Goldsmith agt simon Uhlfed% ct
al foreclosure Of mts); attorneys. Newman n
Butler.
1O0TH ST. 6. 100 # OF lst ave. 37.1x10Ol1
William I. Calm agt Julius Berliner ct al fore.
closure of mtgI attorneys. Leventritt. Cook a.
Nathan.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. All; Edwin G
Chamberlin agt SIlIa NJ Warner foreclosure OF
mtg; attorneys, w Il a. Chamberin.
JANSEN AVE. W cor OF 22sth ST. So 5x51.3;
Thomas Fee agt Margaret = Merritt ct al fore
closure Of Mtg; attorneys. Fettretch Seyoe''
BOTH ST, 80 West; Robert Hahne ct al agt
Albert r. Hensche et al foreclosure OF mtgJ;
attorney, swain
1TH AVE, n e cor Of 141st st. ~. 11xlOo'
Fabian ConstlUctlon 90 agt Monaton Realty In
vesting co et al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys
Wescher'& ROthsehid.
TOWER PT, n =, 1S5 II OF Webster ave,
2sl1xl0O; Bernard J Rush ast Abraham l. Frey
et al foreclosure Of mtg): attorney, W + sam
mis-.
1O3D ST. II = Is5 II . ~ Sd ave, 81. 6xlOO II I;
citizens Savings Bank agt Julius Weinstein et
al foreclosure OF mtg, attorneys, PRISON *
Beall.
142D ST. 100 West julius Coleman agt Joseph
Goding Realty 90 ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorney, Cohen
9TH ST, 222 East. Metropolitan Savings Bank
agt Philip Wolfman ct al foreclosure OF Two
mtgs); attorneys A & w Hutchins.
WASHINGTON AVE. " $, 40 n OF Hist 81.
3T.fx100; Ferdinand O Kneer agt Charles u
Boehm ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney, f
MpihlinR
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
BIG CORNER APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
New York Real Estate Security Company Gets the irving Arms,
at Riverside Drive and gath Street, for S425,000.
PATH ST. PROPERTY FIGURES IN s5OoOoo TRANSACTION

Of maintaining a centre for the display Of
Mexican products. collection Of Mexican
news of interest TO Americans and the
promotion of more active commerce be-
tween the neighbOring countries.
NJ. a. l.. Hess have leased 10 Young
Brothers, hatters, the store at, No. SG'
Broadway, northwest corner of 10Th street
The lease is for q term OF years at an ag-
gregate rental Of 100000.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased the
third and fourth lofts in No, 8 University
Place extending through to Nos. "a and e
East 18th street to Reisman Rothman q
Biebcr; for Webster b. Mabie & Co.. the
third loft in No. 81 East 18th street to
Schneider & Maletsky: the third loft In
Nos. 81 and 66 East 11th street TO Joseph
DUDE the fourth loft in No % West l9th
street 10 Samuel Silber; the top loft In NO.
s. East 1lth street to A. Zimmerman, and
the third loft in No. q West Sd street to
the New York Sample Trunk Company
The Pearson Engineering Company has
leased from the United States Realty ana
Improvement Company the seventeenth
floor at No. 1l5 Broadway for period OF
years at a rental aggregating about S5O'OOC
The II. NJ. Well Company has leased the
store i'm No 13O West 37th street TO the
Ypsiianti Company and the third loft TO
the c. Ullman Company; No. 80 West 25th
street 10 Giovanni Marabini. No. 252 West
25th street to Albino Dasso; the first loft III
No. 12S West Seth street 10 Ritchic X Cor
nell! the second floor in No, i6 West $50
street to the Bcrman Realty Company ana
the store AT the northwest corner OF ire
mont and Third avenues to Charles Colo
pelos.
The 25th Construction Company has leased
the fifth floor I'm No. 135 to al West &th
street to Newmark & Newmark for term
of years.
Goodwin & Goodwin have leased TO Pheoe
Maloney the dwelling house No. l5S West
l20th street.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
OLD ESTATE PROPERTY SOLD
Big Tract at Glen Head Owned by
Scudder Family for Century.

The fine old estate of the Scudder family
on Hampstead Harbor at Glen Head Long
Island. has just passed into the hands Of
the Glenwood Holding Company. The
property, which consisted Of 1S9 acres. was
owned jointly by Justice Townsend Scud-
der and the Scudder estate and had been
in the family for over one hundred years.
Burton Thompson was broker for Justice
Scudder throughout negotiations. which
have lasted over a year. The price paid
was $350.COO A long lease of 40 acres of
the estate has been made to the Glenwood
Country Club. The remainder of the prop
erty will be sold in building plots of about
one acre each. The development OF the
property is to begin at once under the di-
rection of the landscape architects, Hinch-
man & PLAT
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
N-rYA A Asfsr A
MANHATTAN.

cIVFRSIDF DRIVE-Thc McVickar-Gaillard
Really COMPANY has sold Tor the Welfare Eeai-
= seven story elevator apartment house, at ne
northeast corner OF Riverside Drive and 04th
street TO the New York Real Estate Security
Company, for S425.OOO.
NEW CHAMBERS STREET.--The Rudolph
Wallach Company has bought from the estate OF
Samuel +. Jarvis. William II. Barnum. execu-
Tor. the northwest corner OF New Chambers
and Cherry streets. at the junction Of James
slip The property is known as No. 30 10 "a
New Chambers street and No. 20 10 "a Cherry
street. with frontages Of 7G.5 feet and Dol ieet'
respectively.
BRoADWAY.-Josc,h l.. Graf has sold No
BIZ Broadway, a five story and loft building. on
lot 2Jx1I5.9 feet. The purchaser is Elmer \.
Darling who gives in exchange No. ll3 10 10
West 24th street five Old buildings on pIot ~
N1I5N irregular The site Will. b" improved WIN
q twelve story structure. The transaction inNS'e'
about $500 900 and was negotiated by L. \.
Pincus s y. Goodale x Perry and Frost. Palmer
a 90.
TENTH AVENUE-Tnc Herman Arms Com
uaI,y has sold for William Eppnger TO Herman
JOvershOf for lryestmcHt No. GAO Tenth avenue
a nve story building, with stores. on lot 23%'o'
between 45th and 4Gth streets
18th STREET Daniel B. Friedman las
bougbt from the estate Of Josephine ioldhnger
No IOs West s6th street four story dwelhhg'
on lot 20xiO2.2 feet, near columbus avenue; T..
r. Wood w II. DOlson Company negotiated Inc
deal.
list STREET-Thc estate Of John Edelmeyer
a. sold No '22G West 7ist street, three story
and basement dwelling house. on a lot 2oxlo.1
feet The property was offered at auction last
,,,ontb by Joseph T. Day and bought in by
fi,e estate The late Mr. Edclmeycr was one
- the pioneer builders Of private houses on the
Wost Side.
CHARLES STREET The Duross Company
has sold for Mrg Mary !. A@Ker No. 81 Charles
street a three story dwelling h0r7e, on lot
iG SxiOO feet, the proposed extension Cf
-, enth avenue Mrs Alker bought the property
forty-tyyo years ago for $4,000 and the present
selling figure is said 10 be less man mat
amount.
TENTH AVENUE-Joseph T.. Day sold for the
estate Of Frank r. Towle executor, the
property on the northwest corner OF 25th street
and Tenth avenue, on a plot 40 4X100 feet. The
purchasers are clients Of Mr. Day, who purpose
erectlng Ioft bnIldng for thelr own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
PARK COMMITTEE ORGANIZES
A. H. Spencer, Who Suggested It's Ap.
nnintment. Chosen Chairman.

The Parks Advisory Committee. recently
apponted by Mayor Gaynor TO advise him
and the Park Commissioners In the de-
velopment of the park system. met for
organization in the Mayors office at the
City Hall Yesterday. Alexander H. Spencer,
Of the City Club, who suggested the an
pointment Of such a citizens COMMITTEES,
was chosen chairman.
Among the other members of the COM
mittee are DR.. y. L. Britton director OF
the New York Botanical Garden; DR.. VIII.
lam T. Hornaday. dire5tor Of the New
York Geological Society, and George T.
Powell. president of the New York Horti-
cultural Society.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
BARRIERS WIFE LOSES GEMS
Values Diamonds at $4,000, and Hus-
hand Will Pay for Recovery.

A handsome reward awaits the person
who will return a diamond necklace Mrs
John j. Reiner Of No 169 West 45th
street. lost on New Years. No questions
will be asked.
Accompanied by her husband, Mrs
Relher took part in New Years celebra-
ton In restaurant AT Broadway and 45th
street When they came out Mrs Reiiier
missed her diamond necklace, which she
values at s2.5OO. \ hurried search was
made. but no trace Of 1t could be found
The case was reported to the police OF
the West 47th street station, and detectives
were asked to lind It, They have been un-
able 10 get any clew as TO its whereabouts.
Mr.. Reiner. who Is a boss barber said
last night that he was satisfied the neck
lace was stolen. He said he was anxious
TO get il back.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

1OSTU ST =. 100 n OF 1st ave: sty
staLle 25xlOt.5; John Cullen 3i7 East 10th
Al owncr, ST w Del Claudio 4Ol East Tre-
mont ave, architect; $4,000.
THE BRONX
HOLLAND AVE. q $, 1872 II OF 2i1th
st. . gty brk store ard dwg. 22xIs; Frank
BelottL 1876 10th ave, owner; William X
Never 1861 Carter ave- architect; $1,000.
BROOK AVE, W cor i63d st; . sty brk
warehouse 73xD9B9: ii j HeintZ Co. 258 West
st. owners: Wells & Goodwlie, $40 ith ave.
architects; $4,000.
ARTHUR AVE. y, 29G t. OF lSIth st;
stv brk stable 60Xll3 Anthony Canero.
2oao Isl ave, owner; II W Del Gaudio, 4Oi
fremont ave architect; $1,000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
bic BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD.

Julian Benedict has sold Nos 81 and 30
East 10th street, near Broadway, an eight
story commercial building on plot H5 feet
by half the block. The property was neld
at S225,000
II is the intention Of the buyer, as soon
as he obtains title TO the site, 10 entirely
renovate the premises and to hold it as an
investment
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
lN THE AUcTIoN MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. IA and l6 Vesey street:
by Joseph +. Day
CATHARINE ST, Ga, s. 10 II W OF Oak II,
2s.sxiO2x25. .2x1O39: sty loft and store bldg;
adjourned TO Jan IL; also,
I'D AVE- 1902. cor l1sth 81, 27Xs0; . sty
tciiint ana store; sold 70 the pltn for S29' 100
AZ the Bronx Exchange.
By Joseph y. Day.
,os,FH ST. 2s3 East n cor Valentine ave.
o. i0xa9 x24 exlO5.9; sly frame tennlt; sold TO
The Dlth for SO.lOO.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18th ST. 9, 1916 n Of 9th ave. 103.6x
$50. Florence Coleman loans Building and
Engineering Co S22O 600
HOEGHTON AVE. n =, 1854 n OF Have
meyer ave, 80 1885 .; Arnold Kcmner loans
Edw SchIll and Charles BrOhmer 1900.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04

chelle. Y, owner; .AIor AIoert e Davis, 25s East
13sth ST. architect: 10000
pFvoE AVE, $, ass IT of Walker ave:
. stv brk ice storage. 41.sx5S; Consumers Ice
Co. on premises. owner; Frank wennemer,
o1 &c Hnnevwell ave. architect; $500.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
LEASES.

1'he Guarantor Realty Corporation has
leased 10 the Mexican Commercial Conn
pany two entire floors in the Donald Build
ing southeast corner Of Sixth avenue and
s2d street. The Mexican Commercial Conn
pany was formed recently for the purpose
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

Ii-DIOW AVE, W &, 1911 II n of DelanCeN
- /; sty tenmt: Rosa Jackson 81 East eith
"a owner; Sommerfcld & Stcckler. ~ Union
sd, architects. $4,000.
THE BRoNX
An AVE II " cor it3d 81; and sly hrN
.to.e. 81 02xl66. So; Francis Rosers, New Ro
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
;,,,,,oueo APARTMENTS WANTED

!, cTNrr.cAIAN and his sister desire o,r. 20 on
,STnshed GE apartment Of six & 70 esn, nom no ssi
West Side Hs!gss@ ma s%S Win S, Ss properly ss
dren' no COS. aiyen and expected. Rspn ,lcs
Iyr mail 'eir.T rivlns location and price H00"
s;r,ey suiidins New York Cy'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES,
MANHATTAN.

With name and address NJ grantccD
interest at per cent unless otherwise stated ,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-04
Ages Of the Presidential Candidates.

Of the four leading candidates
for the Office of President Of the Uni
ted States the ages, ,curiously enough,
run in regular numerical succession,
as folfoyvs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-04
WILL CALL ON SECRETARY.
Baptist Ministers in Convention in
Washington.

Today the mini sters of the BaIti.
more Baptist Association are The
guests Of the Baptist ministers o.
Washington, ID. c.
While in Washington today, com
mittee consisting of FIVE Baptist min
listers and one layman, will call upon
theSecretary Of the Navy in reference
to non-attendance Of the squad of
Baptist midshipmen from the Naval
Academy, many of whose parents, it
il said, request their attendance at
worship at the Baptist chUrch. rather
than at the Naval Academy Chapel,
where form of ritual, used in the
Episcopal Church is the form of SER
vice.
In the committee to wait upon the
Secretary are the Rev. DR.. Straton
and the Rev. DR.. Todd, Of Baltimore,
and the Rev. T. C. Bird, of this
city, at whose church the Baptist
midshipmen formerly attended. 1t is
understood a receat order has been
issued permitting the Baptist mid
shipmen to atterd that church one
Sunday in the month-Communion
Sunday.
Except for the Catholic squad it is
customary for all other midshipmen
of the brigade TO attend the services
at the Chapel in the Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-04
COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS.
Win be Furnished BY the Capital.

Through the courtesy of the Ches-
apeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany which, it will be remembered,
ia former national elections, rendered
such efficient service to the people,
'The Evening Capital will receive at
this office the complete election re-
turns on Tuesday next, November 5.
This service-the same that is ac-
corded other patrons ns-will be fur
nished without charge, following out
the liberal policy of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company
which at all times seeks to give its
patrons and the public at large con-
siderably more than is either demand
ed or asked.
Looking forward to the event, and
desiring to give the people of this
community only the most accurate
results of the election, The Evening
Capital took the matter up with Mr..
Clarence L. Clemson, the courteous
and efficient manager of the company
in Annapolis. some time ago. Through
Mr.. Clemson word was received from
the main office of the company that
the service wonld be granted, and this
paper invites everyone interested in
the returns to call up this office for in
formation any time after 6 o'clock to-
morrow night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-04
NEW BALLOTS PRINTED
BY ORDER OF JUDGE
Error Discovered Saturday is Recli-
fled With Haste.
DOUBLE FORCE WORKED jos.
Additional Space and Boz" on Official
Ticket, Said to Have Been Unin
territorial Mistake.

Although the error discovered in
the printing Of the ballots 10 be us 4
in tomorrow's election in Anne Arp ,.
del county caused considerable OF
ferry among the Board of Supervi-
sors of Election and local political
leaders on Saturday, the trouble was
adjusted with marked dispatch
A new set of ballots was printed.
and they were ready for distribution
by the election Supervisors TO the
election officials in the different pre-
cincts this morning.
As told in Saturdays Capital. the
error consisted of an additional space
and box for the "x' mark at the top
Of the names OF Wilson and Marshall,
the Democratic candidates, which is
contrary 70 the provisions Of the cleo
tion laws. The great majority Of the
ballots nad been run from the press,
and many of them folded and ready
for delivery before the error was dis
covered.
The mistake, il is stated, was purely
an unintentional one, and was deeply
deplored by the Republican supervis-
ors. When advised of IL, r. nlgh
man Brice. President Of the Board,
promptly conferred with Judge Bra
shears, who directed that new ballots
be printed The printing was done
at the office Of the Advertiser-Repub-
lican, which has the contract, and by
augmenting the force at the Office. as
the employment of additional fold
ers, the new ballots were soon made
ready for delivery.
Today, Mr.. Philip Morgan clerk to
the Supervisors. waJ busily engaged
in distributing, ballots, boxes and
books, among the various election ofii
cials as fast as they appeared in his
office at the Court House.