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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
SMALL BOY IS
KNOCKED DOWN
BY AUTOMOBILE
PAUL PIERCE RECEIVED PAINFUL
BUT NOT SERIOUS INJURIES
DRIVER or CAR DO NOT STOP.

Paul Pierce. an eight-ycaT-oId waite
Roy. was Fun into - en- automobile Oh
West Government street. between Pal
af8x and Baylen streets yesterday ar
tsrnoon and knocked 60 the pavement.
receiving shat the police report AZ a
slight wound On the back ~ he head
by contact with the pavement
TIE driver II the automobile ar-
cordinE 10 the report fled AZ ths police
station b. Onicer Clarke. dId not stop
20 learn the extent ~ the boys injury.
bot 81 said 60 have continued 20 travel
west on Government street The name
81 the driver or the number ~ the ma
chine has noe set been learned ~ ina
police but they are inFrsrgl ting the
matter.
The boy resides Nttn his parents 81
che southwest corner ~ Bayiru and
Government streets 60 which place ~
went after being struck ry the auto
mobile
A report OF ne matter was filed "a
the police station q little after B %
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
TO
MAKE A FIGHT
ON HOOKWORM
SEVERAL FREE plsPENsARiEs
WILL sE LOCATED AT WEST
FLORIDA POINTS DURING oE.
cEhBER.

Under direction ~ tho state board -
health. Geld hospitals for the treat
neut - aookworr win 30 opened IN
tire following places upon the dates
given
uaFuniak Springs Mondays, ne
crr1hor G. and 1s. Ean--Tuea-
DAYS. December g. I0 and o. Milton
Wednesdays. December 4 30 and a.
and az Moilno and Mrnayld THUR
days D~csmbar g. rs and 90.
Posters signed ny Joseph n Porter
state health orarer have been sent
out ard they announce that the dis
rensarfes vii D. centrally and convcn-
IentIy located iu tae several towns
upon their respective days ana that
they win ne n ne hands - comre-
tert physicians from the state board
Talks and demonstration win be
given and made and literature on the
hookworm viii 30 disseminated There
ufn BE- no cSarFe for diagnosis Or
treatment. but 10 10 stated this VIII be
ths last time free treatment yin bs
given.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
REBELS FOUND AMONG
DEFENDERS OF JUARgZ

Tl Pasa. Texas. Sov. as-Juaren. the
important border port Threatened hv
attack. has found that rebels are en-
listed among the few defenders ~ the
town. series ~ arrests va begun
today which, SO is said. VIII materially
diminish the SEE federal soldiers q the
local Enrrisrn hair dozen men Sc
lerted from tire ranks were thrown
~ JAN charged with not only being
rebel trmrathiEers bar with actually
BEING rebel soldiers General Tr1rv
Auhcrt leff with bat few federal rss1-
iRfa Rnd 20 artillery. found % neces-
HRfF to recruit HIH ranks 10 fIu
EirrnEth Rebels crossing fror, rI
fHFH Joined fHr federal army ana To-
Gay ne HeA..ar secret service exposed
q Pl"I wherein the s1-ealIsd volunteer
were prrparinE to turn on me rsrufB~s
Whfu iho expected attack was nrsHa
The arrival from fha state rsnIfsf az
some artillery is expected a. mafa.
rally assist fn defending tha frvr
should an attack be- made
DO developed today Chat the fa-..
Trains supposedly ~ troops which frft
'F'huahua 'ifE a few DAYS ars Tor ~
n"ffA were merely work trains ulfb
small troop escort
me federal government has refused
'a H'ha rflHturrements into the north
en- part r. the state where rebels an
peer AZ numerous a. az IRE hsrfnrirr
1f TIE revolution and where fha 20
'fR' Earr.s1ns admittedly are fpas..
luats
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
NICARAGUAN TROOPS
FIGHT THE POLICE
Several KILLED Ard wsurdsd n strssss
- Manages During Brsyi Started
- Drunksn soidisrs

washington. Nov. zA-Advicss 20 re
state department report a nEht Ca the
streets q Manawuas Nicaragua. be-
tween Nicararuan police aEd soldiers.
IN which an EnEiishman Vas accident
ally killed one soldier killed. one NOR
tally wounded and tao soldiers slight
ly wounded The native soldiers n IL
reported. were under re influence n
liquor when the nEht occurred hut
quiet soon vac restored Tae Amer
can legation reported THAT rn political
importance waa attached t8 the out
break
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
HoUsEWoRK NO EXCUSE
FOR ThE WOMEN JURORS

who wish 70 escape jury duty IN the
district court here vii - disappointsd
~ they assign duties of tho house
hold az q reason. Mrs. Carl SeliE, 81
isis city. when summoned on q 3ury
last week told the court she was too
busy with her houaework 20 serve
"You will not be excused" promptly
replied Judge Aiken
Another prospective iuror then stood
up and told the court that she vas OF.
posed % woman suffrage and that the
iuryhon vas no place for a woman
she vas excused
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
ACTION
ON REQUEST OF
WORKS BOARD
REQUEST FoR TIE 5000 PAID ~
TIE LOUISVILLE AND NASH
VILE - REFERRED TO PARKS
AND WAYS COMMITTEES.

A communication from ths board of
public works asking that the 5000
received from the Louisville a Nash
vile Railroad Company. for ccrtai IN
rights and PRIVILEGES granted that road
in the northeastern section - tae city
BE turued over 90 that beard was read
a. thu meeting o. the city council wed
nenday night The board q works
wants the money Cor expenditure IN
construction q the Bayou Tear
boulevard
Action on the request ~ the board
was deferred rsndiug a report on the
matter from ths committee on parks
and ways. 90 which the communication
vas referred
The money f. nov In the gensral
fund az the city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
ARvEsrER oissoLUTios
SUIT HEARD M CHICAGO

Nnf =31vnrumrn
agents aurBur--f TODAY ftrf ~. r..---
- ne government dissolution
.a.' AGAINST ere International fIsrrez-
'f 'nlnaHF scheduled f1 begin fn sf
..'''a M'. tomorrow eTI 81 continued
here Instead
tastnuu#rHerf ~ frs 81 FOULS fsrr.
.nE unt. Monday. 90 vas aunaurr.f
u aa caused ar de DELAY ~ rHr.af- y,
.'' htrfrHfrr company Orb FudTnr ra--
..in Harfrt demanded Hv sFr cover.
meat yesterday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Vienna Nov 1s-Nuch sxcitsmcnt
has been oceaaioned b. tho govern
ments arranEinE FOR a mobilization %
tle Austrian army Parliamentary
atera met tonight and decided 90 al
low ire premier'a three bills relative
ta mohiHrs ton 10 80 70 TIE COMMITTEES
without the customary fret reading
EaufrH heru consider the premier 3
statement to ire parliamentary lead
rrs that no change has arorrred in
the International situation. indicated
that matters are atH a. critical
point
The municipal council adopted a
manifesto toniEht that peace - d.sir-
abe huf not Through diahpnara bic
weakness
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
JURORS IN SNEED
TRIAL EAT TURKEY
Fst Bird. Present Frow Judge
s~ayrs, Provides Feast Fer Them
o. Tire Iury Room.

Port Worth. Tex Nov. 4s.--rhe only
Observance ~ Thanksgiving ia counoc-
uou with the trial af John Beal sne~d.
charged wfth ire murder - Captain AT
q noyce. Vas tho purchase ~ huee
turkey for the Jurors hv rresldins
Judge Swavne The Jurors Toasted ~
the noon hour
TIE state TODAY cenfsred itH attack
principally upon the testimony - VIII
liam H Atwsn United States district
attorney for the northern district ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS

san Carlos Gen. gotthsimsr. A.
anfa D o. neH. So Louis. Allan
Moss. New York. Gus Forchelmer.
New York. E " Herbert. New York.
sIe strauss ChicaFo. r. r. Keller.
New York. VI 81. clayton. Chieano.
va sufer New York. r Busouthai.
View York W r. Rrakett. ~ Louis.
r. q Lvau. New YORK. Peter Cusxrove.
Utica. uLs sam MARKER. Kew Orleans.
~ "a smith. Freeport 81. v. r. T.
WaEkina ChicaHo. J. q Cooner. Macon.
Ca @. ~ Heinhart S. Louis. y. NJ
Rhodes WaahinEton. n. G.. ~ 3 Wau.
Buffalo, o. o. plrman Erewtou.
a. Mcclellan. Oklahoma. Thee. "
Threadaway. Columbus. Ca y O.
Graveiy. MontFomerY. %. A. Roroland
Atlanta; ~. A. Jones. Nashville: n. r.
DonueIiy. Chicago
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
THIS DRUGGIST REFUNDS
YOUR MONEY WITH A SMILE

uon. sour stomach. hiliousneNs ana
sluEEish liver
Dodnons Liver Tone works - Eeutly
and surely and harmlessiv that this
guarantees seems UNNECESSARY. hut n
bottle should ever fail a. do az that
IL claimed for o. D'Aiemberte's Phar-
macy viii refund the price paid with
out question.
The price 81 podscns Liver Tons
~ 80 cts. per bottle. Re sure you So
n->dncnfs LIVER Tone and not some
nr~dicins POT up In imitation that is
rot backed W ~ . guarantee and ina
may contain harmfai drugs tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
PARDON MAY INVOLVE
tioo0oOoo EN DoNnENr

sssuEton. Tsx- Nov 9s-Ths action
- Governor plK. % New York. IN
pardonInE Albert r Patrick. nav tn
volve the endowment ~ the Rice Insti-
fute e. Houston. provtainE Patrick
succeeds On establishing hts claims -
a part ~ TIE former Texas million
aires fortune Tae tlo o0o 600 endow-
ment would b. reduced 1000 900 and
fafrick would become absolute trus-
tee ~ the fund which the ,olIeHe vas
established
The PLANS far che future ~ the Ricr
Institute when carried out would make
% one - the most preteutioua educa.
tioual Institutions lu the south.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Washington. Nov. 7s.--Repressnfa-
i've Joseph " Ranndeit. senatnr-siect
tionAl Rivers and HArhors Congreaa.
gaid upon arrival here. he would urEs
the appropriation ~ nfty million dnis
lars for rivers and harbors this yes.
He said he hoped The bin would 10
passed ~ Christmas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Continued from FIRST raEsl
hv any action unless such action r.
fair square and bona fdr
"Nou win understand by this letter
that 7 WW not support auy commits
Zion government charter Cor che city
which a. drafted subsequent to any
election az which 90 misht be claimed
that ere voters 81 the city eudurFed
che commission government idea. ]
fafirte that the voters should have
The rrhf t1 pass upon the ideufirsI
commission government which 40 iH
proposed to bs imposed upon them.
Y a. not think thef the question should
~ submitted IN any way that win per-
mft persons other than che people
themselves te incorporate or emit proc
visions On fhH commission government
charter which thF people themselves
would NOT have approved Rad thaF had
fHs Hnr0rfurifv fn PASS urru che mat
Ter
The ifra ~ commission government
o. yerv Frneraf and Ambiguous. o. mHy
mf7n on mas noe mean manv fFfnrH
A e0mmisHion government eharfrr
uIrhf omit sitorethsr the initiative.
referendum and recall features ard
ranafftufe ere rsulrHf asIHnerH fre an
aeiufa arhHrra 81 fHH Hfra DESTINY
A rnmmisa.nn government might Pro-.
rffn Or che regulation Hf nHhfr ser.
vire corporations HF frH rIfv az II
nIEht omit fha provision. also such
rrrrsrre might Hmf MANY 10 che
ffHefrenf provisions contained fn our
present charter ard Substitute pro-.
.Is'ens Witch wHnIf Pc inIwI.a. fH fna
HeFt interests 0f ere rIfv Won rru see
FROM fhia wHv sfHfef .a rE platform
enen was candidate fHr Htafr HrH.
afrr fhnf Z TnrH rHf vote fHr ans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
FIRST REAL SNOW OF
SEASON AT WASHINGTON

washinEton. Nov. 9s.-Ths nrst real
snow % the season ushered In Thanks
giving fay early this morning when q
real winter storm BEGAN shortly after
midnight The fakes melted almost
as fast a. they fell The thermnmetsr
throughout the early marninE hours
waA falling
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
PRELIMINARY WORK %
CONTINUED AT CAPITOL

Washington. Nov. 3s-Prciimtnarv
COMMITTEES work upon appropriation
buls. Archibald Impeachment proceed
ings and prospective short session
legislation continued a. the CAPITOL TO-
day, Notwithstanding ths holidn,
Many senators and representatives az
rived durinH The day prepared for thH
sessions opening Monday.
The sub committee ~ the house
appropriations committee aims 20 per-
feet the Legislative. executive and judi
ciai Appropriation bar 80 that a my
- presented n fui eorfmittec meet
Ing Monday and introduced In abe
house snriv ln the week ThiH bil
carries nearly Ell government salaries
and an attempt Niil he made % nats
n snon after congress meets
Subscribe for The Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29


Springfield -. ,Hr Charge.
-t.r ,l. murder - n.s arse r.ra Era
..-.... r.- s-.r.. b.
SMITH FORTY .f'
3 NaTH NHfnnuf bond
Ma smith FfaF -rHfaHIr on rHH
$685.. ~. rarr er. uss
s'richnn W'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Texas. The state 10 seeking 20 prove
Captain Royce told Atweil that TIE
Boycs- Ene~d eiopernent was hreAkinm
his heart az ven a. that 81 be wife
MIRA A. q. Royce Sr. took the wit-
ness stand this morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
CHICKENS STOLEN.

James pouEhsrty. % this Csty. re-
ported 20 the police station last niwht
that number % chickens were
stolen from the home ~ ne sister. In
law. who resides near Gouldinr The
police have received instructions a.
endeavor - arrrsf ths THIEF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
Leading o~Ss stors viii Give Aonsy
Sack shosld There Ever be
Case Where oedser's Liver
Tore Fails e SATISFY.

DodEon's Liver Tone is q ullid vegs-
table Liver Tonic which oparates 90
e. s-sfully IN cases of oou-tipstion.
torpid liver or hnlousness that n has
practically taken the place % oaiomsi
the drug which is 90 often danger
Gus. D'Alembsrts's Pharmacy. which
sells Dndson's Liver TonA guarantees
q 20 BE- q sure reiisver % consupa-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

h~p14@ru.. .rss--ru = tha deadly
aais.r
..r sEuarlr ~ pr o.. 81 Mlrquart
gives fHH cause o. death aH acute
rrlutorT cause a. -myoeareitLs.
TIRE second Mrs smith believe her
husband lr innocent and SAYS shs h
sure nr wfu hr cleared To- smiths
aHel mother BE- Hear death a. result
Hf fre charges uhI.H have been made
a-a. asf rlm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

freEular bowel movements lad 20
chronic constipation and a conHtipat-
- habit rms the system WITH impur-
rules. HERHTNE 10 Wreat bowel
regulator NJ purifes the system. vs.
taiiEaa TIE blood and puts the diEes-
tive orEaus in ane Vigorous condition.
Price 90 cents. Sold hy al druggists
fAHv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Special Coat Suits, worth
80 TO $40, this week $40 10
S.. In the latest styles and
lateral, and on easy pay
ients. Gains % S. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

commission government charter tiu
Tor the city unless the voters approved
mch hiu Although two years have
passed since z made that declaration !
would repeat Sc today under the same
DIrrumsfancef. and I propose % i'd
here 60 Do I'm the dlscharas OF my duties
81 state senator.
+Nerv truly yours
"INO r. STOKES"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

cause ~ the heavy ere concentrated
on them b. the Turkisa runs
one outstanding feature o. the cam
paiEn came when en- entire Bull
garian battalion was destroyed by the
explosion - q land mine which vas
cred b. The Ottoman defenders
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

GAYS hs intends % coutnB. re nght
60 cisar hiH name
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
TERsELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

THa Journaf wfH uat 80 20 FHeara 80
fWidHucs Huficiant e. convict anN hoF ~
N@FHuW fmmmn ttsafina aunfeFlnerg Hanara
aftaF asfIseFF af sane ~ carrtaFs
u M. Fittman. ~ urrwt1n. Ala ar
rived iu the city yesterday and is stop
ping an thr San Carries
NJ r. 0rawoiv. OF Montwumerr. e.
IN fhe city today TIE arrived ysstsr-
dav and ~ q rifraf AZ the SAN Carlos
Fire on the roof ~ me residence ~
Rev. = ~ W usiuhardt No. ats West
Garden street. destroyed q Few ahinKie
Yesterday afternoon about goo o'clock
The alarm waa sent in from hon 49,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

nInn Enfracf from selected vanilla
beans. tta smooth. aslicafg flavor ia
anf takes lass tAdv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
WILL TRY TO GET
$50. 000. 900 LOAN

ssnstsr- elect RsrsdsI says As viii
Ass App~oprstlen That Sire Per
Rivers and Asrbors Before Christ.
MAS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Clear weather for the holiday
40 rain OF thunderclar.
Zephyrs light, no clouds - gray
show On the weather rlar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-26

pany. This land was put among the
assets OF the New York Central Realty
company as worth 100000 and a
profit OF 5000 was voted to the com
pany's president, William H. Cooper.
The company also bought up tax
titles in the Hackensack Meados for
about $3.50 600 and mortgaged them
for $3.50, 600 in 1910. The Hackensack
and Rye property were used in making
UP tables to show that the company's
assets were 1855, 9sS.
The books of the company show that
William H. Cooper, who organized the
company as a $4,000 corporation in
1908, drew a slary OF $4,000 a year
up to Oct 81. 1906, when his salary
was made $1,000 a month
Claude J. Van Slyke. who succeeded
Cooper as president, had received q
salary OF $4,000 a year as secretary OF
the company. As president he receiv.
&c a salary OF $4,000 a year until Oct
II. 1911. when he was cut to $4,000
James A Robinson, treasurer Of the
company, got $500 a year salary, re
duced later to $4,000 q year.
Robinson was arrested and arraign
ed before Commissioner GilchTist. He
was held In 5000 bail, which he fur
nished. Van Slyke surrendered and
furnished bail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-26
RICHES NO GOOD TO HIM.

\ millionaire banker from Des
Moines. committed suicide in Santa
Barbara, Cal. the other day. Just
before crashing bullet into his
brain. he said. Il have been busy all
my life amassiug a fortune, but have
lost my health"
This illustrates in a vivid manner
that money is not everything. that
good health is better than money, and
that no matter how rich a person NAV
Pc II does not necessarily bring han
piness unless II is coupled with good
fealth and the other blessings that
make life worth living.
Money Is only one Of the convep.
FENCES or life. A man might have
more riches than were attributed n
'roesus. but II he has not with thai
good health. a clear conscience zoms
strong fff,Uds. aud a number Of othe,
things thar 'sFe frequently possessed
by the most hubble citizen. then ne,
Is hardly worth The living.
II is all right TO accumulate riches
II Is an honorable ambition to sue
coed IN amsssing enG.,gh OF IN,
worlds goods 20 insrye old az,
against Penury and want but It doe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


how the suit never hung right on the
left side, and how he wished he'd
selected some other color. and he just
knew that extreme style was going
out before the suit was worn out, ct
cetra. ad infinitum. How long do you
suppose a girl would be interested in
his conversation? unless she hap
pened to be dead in love with him and
would stand for anything until she
was cured.
Girls scare the men off lots of
times just because the men don't
know what to talk about that would
interest them. OF course, man
can always sit and listen, but that's
not the way he learns to fall in love
with a girl It's the one who talks
with him not at him, who wins a
place in his heart and his respect.
Il want to say to you, my friend,
that when women get interested In
the big things that affect everybody:
when they can talk intelligently about
a political situation or a candidate,
even If they don't know 1t all, there
are not going to be so many manless
gatherings as of yore. II won't be
necessary to rope and hogtie fell
/ low to get him TO go to a party In
the evening, and he won't know what
to say when he gets there II her pa
or big brother isn't there to break the
/ ice.
"There1l be more weddings when
all the women are voting. Yep
mean it. Its mutual interest that
makes weddings, believe me. Men
and women will have more opportuni.
! ties of meeting each other and get
ting acquainted. A girl won't have
10 join a Christian Endeavor society
or go to a dancing class to meet
young men. and a fellow won't have
to depend upon the kind of girl who'll
smile back at him when he smiles
at her on the street"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-26
REALTY DEALERS
HELD FOR FRAUD
Officers of 100000 Concern
Are Arrested by Postofice
Inspectors.

New York, Aug. 26.-Postoffice in
spectors nave arrested the Off
GERS OF the New York Central Realty
company on a charge of using the
mails TO defraud. They charge that
the company sold $475.OOO worth of
realty bonds bearing interest at 8 per
cent 70 500 investors. Interest on the
bonds vas stopped last October.
Postoftice Inspector Barber, who
worked up the case, says the bonds
were backed by an agreement with
the Windsor Trust company. under
which all the trust company had TO do
was to certify to the face value OF
mortgages deposited with i. and that
there was no obligation TO investigate
the worth OF the mortgage.
Working under the direction of
Chief Inspector Dickson, MIR Barber
found that there was S49S, 900 of mort
cages in the trust company's posses
sion. They we're against property for
" hich only S35, 900 had been paid. I'm
der the trust company agreement, on
which the bond purchasers relied. the
Windsor Trust company cannot be
neld liable TO reimburse bondholders
Assistant District Attorney Grit
fiths. who has been working on the
case two months, said the bonds would
prove almost "a total loss. They were
advertised as safer than savings bank
deposits and life insurance
The New York Central Realty COM
peny had an office in the Marbridge
building. 1928 Broadway II was
forced into bankruptcy last March. A
Gordon Murray. its receiver, worked
in cooperation with the postal author
tiles in an investigation of its bust
ness
In its advertising the company made
several statements concerning its bus
mess which the postoffice inspectors
say are false. These were that each
mortgage deposited with the Windsor
Trust company represented So per
cent OF the value OF a piece Of prom
crty actually contracted TO be SOLD
and on which The purchaser had al
ready made a bona flde payment OF IS
per cent. That the company's officers
Grew no salaries. that the company
had 81 OF assets for every dollar OF
it's total liabilities. that it owned s.
OF value for every dollar OF bond IN
debtedness. that it's total bond issue
1 represented only 1S per cent OF It's
Z whole resources and that 1t had free
and clear title TO $1,000 900 worth OF
realty.
AS an example OF the way the com
pany appraised its property. the post
Office inspectors said that in 1909 the
company purchased from James A
Fine OF Providence q tract OF land
near Rye. y. Y. for $4,000 IN cash
and $4,000 in the bonds OF the com
pGny- The title as taken in the name
of the subsidiary company. known as
the 1uckanoe Lime and Lumber com