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Scaled PrOnOaala

VIII be received at the office of secretary
of state, Montgomery, Ala, until L,
o'clock. noon. Tuesday, August 20. 1872.
for printing and binding for the state
for two years. beginning October 1. 1912
The prices fixed by section 1851 of the
code of Alabama of 1907 are fixed as the
maximum prices and no bid in excess of
such prices viii be considered.
Bids must made in accordance With
the provisions of chapter 10. Political code
OF Alabama of 1877. and with section 1850
of said code as amended by acts approved
August 26. 1909, and April 20. 1911. Section
sos of code of Alabama of 1907 fixes speci-
ficatons as 10 printing and binding the
reports of the supreme court. The same
specifications for printing and binding the
reports of the court of appeals.
Bids will be opened ON Thursday. Aug
ust % 1912. ard contracts let on same
day or as soon thereafter as practicable
Bids received after the time above speci.
fled will be rejected. The right to rejoot
any and all bids is reserved.
CYRUS b. BROWN.
Secretary OF State
S-1-3t-fhu
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LEGAL NOTICES

sealed PROPOSALS
VIII be received at the office of secretary
of state Montgomery, Alabama, until IL
o'clock, noon. Thursday. August %, 1872.
for furnishing stationery supplies 10 the
state of Alabama for two years, beginning
October /. 1872.
Estimates of kind. quantity, ETC.. and
maximum prices as fixed by this depart
ment in accordance with subsection l of
section SIS of the code of 1907. on which
proposals can be made will be furnished
in application. No bid in excess of maxi
mum prices as fixed will be considered.
Bios will be opened on day above speci-
fled and contract let on same day or as
soon thereafter as practicable.
Bids received after the time above speci-
fled will be rejected Proposals must be
made in accordance with the provisions
of section 57S of the code of Alabama OF
1907. The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved CYRUS B. BROWN,
Secretary of State.
S-1-3t-thu
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WE negotiate loans and sell real estate;
can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
lone McC Council Co., 2024 Sd avenue.
7-17-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES
bankrupt Sale


verlina mills, towels and birddseye;
Jacksonville, Ala, on Southern and Sea-
board railroads.
Entire plant to be sold at Admission,
Ala, at courthouse, on August 10, 1912.
at IL m. at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash.
Excellent manufacturing property.
Modern mill building, sprinkled risk,
ample grounds for extension, machinery
and supplies ready to start at once.
plentiful labor supply 100 Terry towel
looms 371s inches; 100 Pain Dolby
looms 36 inches; G. NJ. Parks Co. humid
flying, steam heated; rs HIP. motor.
current obtainable from several
sources; 1 slasher no beaming equip
ment. Subject to lien upon looms of
about $4,000
Certified check for $2500 must ac-
company bid to be returned to unsuc-
cessful bidder.
For further particulars apply to
WILLETT & WILLETT, Attorneys, or
J. T. Gardner. Trustee, Admission. Ala.
7-1S-4t-th
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Will be received at the office of the Sec
rotary of State. Montgomery Ala. until
70 o'clock noon, Thursday. August p.
1912. for furnishing coal and kindling wood
TO the state for two years beginning Oc-
tober ]. 1912.
The maximum price of Sc per ton is
hereby fixed for any of the following
named coal, in lump: Acton Helena, Act
ma. Blocton. Climax, Caf1aba, Black
Creek. Coleanor, Dixie. Montevallo, Rex
or coal of same quality. A maximum of
21a cents per bundle is fixed for kindlins
wood and sample bundle may be had at
the office of secretary of state
Proposals must be made IN accordance
with the provisions of section SIS of the
Code OF Alabama of 1907.
All coal and kindling wood to be de-
livered at capitol building at Montgom-
cry, Ala as ordered. No bid in excess
of the maximum prices as above fixed
W i'll be considered.
Bids will be opened on day above speci-
fed and contract let on same day or as
soon thereafter as practicable. Bids re-
ceived after the above time Will be re-
jected and the right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
CYRUS B. BROWN.
s1atth Secretary of State.
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viii be received at the office of Secre
tary of State. Montgomery, Ala, until =
O. o'clock noon. Thursday, August %. 1912,
for distribution. of the reports of the SUI
preme court, reports of the appellate
court acts. journals reports of depart
ments and other public documents for
two years beginning October |, 1912.
The maximum price for such distribu-
tion is fixed at II cents per pound and
no bid in excess of said maximum price
will be considered.
Bids will be opened on the day above
specified and contract let on same day or
a. soon thereafter as practicable.
Proposals must be made in accordance
with section SIS of the Code of Alabama
OF 1907 Bids received after the time
aboxe specified will be rejected. The
right to reject any and all bids is re-
served. CYRUS b. BROWN.
S-l-3t-th Secretary of State.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY TO LEND-On improved busi-
ness and residence property; purchase
money notes bought Jemison Real Es-
tate and Insurance Co. 7-H-tf
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To Whom 1t May Concern.
Take notice that the undersigned w.
3. Townsend will make application to
the excise commission in and for JEFF
ferson county. Alabama, for license to
carry on the business of retail liquor
dealer in the city of Burgin, Ala. Lot
known as GLASGOW stand in said city
7-25-st-th w. B. TOWNSEND.
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STOCK and bond house of reputation,
with best of connections, that can fur
nish references OF corporations where
issues of stocks and bonds have been
sold during the past five years, will
consider the sale of an issue of stocks
and bonds in corporation of merit new
projects organized and securities sold.
Horace II. Hastings & Co, Rockefeller
Bldg. Cleveland, o.
NOTICE OF SALE-The undersigned
will sell at public auction during the
legal hours of sale on Saturday. the
Sd day of August, 1912, in front of
the courthouse door of jefferson
county, Alabama, all of its physical
properties of every kind and char
acter whatsoever, located in said
county, including its poles, cross
arms, insulators, cables. wires, con-
Quits, switchboards, transmitters, re-
ceivers, instruments, tools and APP
pliances, as we'll as its real estate on
which its main and Ensley offices
have been located. Peoples Home Tel
ephone Co. S-1-3t
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KODAKS

FILMS developed. 10c per roll. All sizes.
Prints. 2Ax3A, 81. 2lsx4A. 31kxsiz. Sax
~, 3kx5ls and AXIS. &c. Post cards. &c.
Highest grade work guaranteed. Bert
G. covell. Birmingham, Ala s-2s-9
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RATEs--Ons cent n word . day. no ad
taken for less than z5c for first inser-
tioD. Cash must accompany order.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-OEe cent a word q days no nd.
taken for h,ss than zoe for first fnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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uuupa on Time Certificates, paid
I
ANM quarterly. Interest and
w principal guaranteed by
Nv first mortgages on inn
N proved Birmingham real
Avx estate. If you are getting
AOA less for your money write
US for details.
SECURITY SAVINGS Il LOAN co.
r. w. Dixon, Pres. 21O9 End Ave.
Birmingham, Ala.
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Real Estate bought, sold, exchanged
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Empire building. Bell 1871.
ut
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

<0I-Nc, married 20, counle want = "a ana n5lc :,
arrangements now for about October
with small refined private family on
South Highlands. Address L-39. Age
Herald.
NANTE D-Board and rooms for fam
ily OF three in strictly private fam
iiv; meals must be first class Will
take possession at once. Address O-39,
care Age Herald.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
strayed away Sunday had on red
collar. Phone Bell 5691. lat
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SEVERAL first-class permanent sales
men for southern territory. straight
salary and expenses. must have clean
record: all communications strictly
confidential. Address Graham Law
son. Sales Manager Southern Divi-
sion. Florence Hotel. Birmineham.
Ala. Slit
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs--One cent a word n day; no nd.
taken for less than 2bc for first inser-
tfOn. Cash must accompany order.
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CAN'T we give you an estimate on your
old piano and replace It with one OF our
player pianos; easy payments If desired.
Phone FOG. Seals Piano Co.. 2017 LIST ave.
nue. b-16-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THE AVALoN-Aii outside rooms, clean
and cool: modern conveniences. moder-
ate price: special summer rates; hot and
cold baths free. 2100 9Th ave. 5-25-tt
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FOR RENT-Well furnished rooms with
every convenience; easy walking dis
lance; private family; reasonable
terms; nice boarding house half block
away. 2102 Avenue G. Bell 2f03-J.
Peoples 2S74. 6-19-tf
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BUY your piano or player plano OF Scala
Piano and Organ Co.. Alabama's Oldest
piano house. 2017 LIST avenue. Birming.
ham. Bell Bldg. Montgomery. 4-6-tf
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MISCFIIANEOuC

F0R sfenoers mic DIsce ySor rS~- mn al
Empire Bldg, or call Bell phone Main
67; good work at moderate prices.
IL
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TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1872 7th avenue.
1-Q-tf
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FOR SALE

TALK WITH ALAN JEM1soN.
Bell 100, Peoples 81. s-<t
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MONEY for saiaried people and others
upon their own names; easy payments
cheap rates; confidential. D. II. Tolman.
40l Fa ley Bldg. 7-10-tf
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I BUY. sell and exchange real estate.
]. M Gibson. 400 Empire Bldg. 12-24-tf
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs--One cent word day. NO nd.
taken for less than :5c for first inser-
ton. CASH must sccompnny order.
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LOANS made on improved city or sub
urban real estate at per cent; no de-
lay; purchase money notes bought Geo
l.. Smith, Attorney, 901 Woodward Bldg.
~
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FOR RENT-Two or three connecting
rooms, furnished complete for house,
keeping. 200 5th avenue. 7-2-tf
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MONEY to lend on sewing machines, fur
nture. musical instruments, ETC., with
out removal; business CONFIDENTIAL; no
delay. Phone Bell 2oS-J, West End.
7-6-tf-su-tu - thu
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FOR RENT-Desk space in one of the
best front offices in Empire bldg.
terms reasonable. Apply S12 Empire.
Phone 2056 Main. S-1-2t
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S11,500.
Private funds to lend on good security,
amounts $500 and up. Address Box
1872. city Slit
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-09-26
Southeast News

fsgnlnglaN Ttnen
Sam RAIDER Of Flat River. who
was sentenced 10 the pai,gntiary
for 80 years for murder. slashe,i one
Of the guards with shoe Knife last
Monday intlictine serious injuries,
CarutHsrsyJIa Democrat
Two distinct aud severe earth.
quake shocks were felt in this city
Wednesday night al about $50
Most OF those who iell il agree that
the shocks we're from the northwest,
but as nothing has appeared in the
metropolitan papers. 1t was evidently
of local origin
Cau,hersgi'le Democrat,
A negro named George Baker, EN-
ployed at the hoop mill, fell in vat
of boiling water Wednesday after
noon. aud was SO severely scaldeti
that he died from the effects of his
burns yesterday evening AT the
time OF the accident he was working
over the vat, and slipped and fell in,
and was virtually cooked before he
could be rescued
Pennington News,
T. B Chandler, of three miles east
II Pennington reports yield of 25
IONS OF clover and timothy hay this
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-09-26

that yuu can't make money witi a
railroad unul you have a railroad
laaIou Register
The size Of all United States eur
rency and national banknotes prob
ably wjlIhgrcdnoed by ouc-thjrd and
Observation-Disclosures bN Sccrc-
tary Of the Treasury MacNeagh, for
the sake ut economies to the govern
ment convenience 10 the public and
safety against couuterleltlng 1t Is
proposed to make the dimensions
6x2 and one-half inches The paper
money now in circulation measures
62SX3O4 inches, The designs of all
paper money-~United States notes
and certificates and national bank
! cS--wouh he syStcmauzed and
n 4de uniform for every denomna-
ION. This move is expected to save
the government about 100000 an
nualIy and the national banks which
pay for the plates for their notes and
part of the cost of redemption, about
e0nn nnn
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-09-26

season Grum q field Of acres Mr.
Chandler harvested two crops. hoth
Of which were very heavy An offer
Of Sl00 for the second cutting Was
refused Nr Chandler is q !irm bt-
lever In Intense farming and backs
up his belief by practice
Fsrm,agtnn News
The yoke Of big oxen which l. I
Hunt re,ellly purchased Of Ed Be
auette Of Ste Genevltye county was
quite an attraction at the county fair
last Friday afternoon These nam
moth steers each weighs a few
pounds over q ton They were ex-
hibited a, the fair by n A Counts Of
rural route No y, who raised the
animals and broke them TO work
Frcdericktown Democrat News,
On last Friday evening at jew
EFT in this county, Elmer Horton,
aged about Is years, stabbed Lee
Miller three times in the stomach.
II appears the boys have had trouble
before and when they met at Jewett
Friday afternoon the trouble was
renewed Just who was the aGereS-
sor we have not learned, Very little
hone is held out for Miller's recovery
Pennington News.
AT a special term Of Circuit court
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-09-26

peared at the bank over there and
presented what Durported 10 be a
letter Of credit from the Bank Of
Helena The Bank Of Arcadia i'm
medidgely wrote the Bank Of Helena
as TO the 2enulneness OF the letter
of credit The following day Rogers
again appeared at the Bank Of Ar
cadla and wanted toopan an account
otierine for deposit VIVA, parporJed
to be a cashiers check for $500 90
issued by the Bank Of Helena He
was informed very promptly that
nothing would be placed TO his
credit until his check could he for
warded for collection. He agreed 10
this. Shortly afterward however,
he drew his check for five dollars
on the Bank Of Arcadia and ca>hed
it at one of the stores. The pa y
cashms Il inquired Of one of he
bank officials as to whether or at
it was good. and was informed at
Rogers had no account Sublec 70
check. Rogers was hunted up aad
made to return the five dollars and
take back his check. This II de
him very indignant lie tried to
make it appear that his honor vas
very much bruised. However taat
night he went south OF No. 9.
thursday morning the Bank of Ar
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-09-26

Several hundred Missouri farmers
who own Silos have written to the
state board Of agriculture, telling
them of the kint of SiloS they are
using, the advlutanageS and diSad-
vantageS of Silage as a feed, also the
kind of Silo they would favor were
they to hulli another. From these
facts the toard viii eet material for
a new farmers bulletin.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-09-26

held hy Judge Huyk here on Tuesday,
JOHN Ford. agrd ~ years. plead
guilty to ,raud larceny on five counts
and was sentences 10 serve three
years in the peui,cuuary on each
count a total oi fifteen years He
stole three horses and two head Of
cattle which he sold 20 local parties
in the lead belt Sheriff London took
Ford 10 the peuitcntiary on NcdnrS-
day
Charleston Cr.ar
The Courier has it on authority Of
a railroad man. who purports TO he
quoting from a high official Of the
Missouri Pacific. Iron Mountain SyS-
tenn. that Charleston is to be give
a fine passenger depot in i3la J"2'
Il W5ti cost ABOUT SlZ,Uuu, -. $
design (, already practically d su,d.
aud tha, an uptown 81 u Waated
for q building that will be ia kNepAG
with other public buildings IL this
city The rouud house ami coal
shute were also mentioned and will
probably materloHze sooner. The
Belmont and Cairo branches are
also 70 be rebuilt. the dump enlarged,
laid with heavier steel and the road
standardized All this is in keeping
with President Bushs trite aphorism
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-09-26
TOT y0uTSeII,
Robert Drum, Jr,,
Mo

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The evening world., 1912-12-02
Jap WAR HERO HELPS
HE|RESS MAKE HOUSE
AN IMPROBABLE FORT
Process Servers Fail to Break
Through Mrs. Lawrence's
Bodyguard.

Mrs. Julia w. NJ Curtis Lawrence
heiress 10 tho Pinckney millions, who
was declared inrane in iunsoy prooeed-
inss, has transferred her residence. No
1t3 West Eiehty-sixth street, into q
veritabas fortress: according to am
davits nied in the City Court to-day.
The fortress - in active operation a.
far ~ process servers are concerned
and the woman 10 living behind three
locked doors with a big squad Of ser-
wants. including a butler. supposed to
have received his training with the
Japs At Port Arthur. constantly on
guard
warrane 0TUCorhhs Of No e Broad
way. attorney Tor the sheff,cld Farms
eia son-Dscksr milk company. filed the
AfYsdavit. The arm has q eSBN milk
bill AGAINST the wealthy woman. bait %
far Il hasn't been ablo to collect. jus
tics Donneily issued an order psrnittins
mons 10 Mrs Lawrence and by mailing
another copy On the front door.
Attorney McConihe says ne was ad-
mitted to Mrs. 1Awrence's home. but
hasn't seen her YET. although he heard
a feminine voice from tlme to time dur.
ing his visit de found three looked
doors between tho front entrance and
the hallway stairs. The lawyer followed
the butler through these doors. he sajd.
When the lawyer finally stated his
business he heard . masculine voice
from an upper floor shout:
'Can . policeman and have that man
put out OF the house"
The lawyer asked who was M'eakins
ana was informed that II was Dr. Law
renee. husband Of the heire@. Then thu
butler said that Mira Jawrsncs was Out
OF town.
The evening world., 1912-12-02
4rt Goods for Gifts
Special Values

choice and interesting collection Of foreign and
domestic novelties. showing many useful and decora.
two articles suitable for holiday gifts.
100 Scrap Baskets
Covered with silk MORE damask, trim g. IN
med with gilt GALLONS. Regularly $500 '-0O
900 Fancy Gilt Mirror
With French Print Crowns 80 OF
Regularly $500
1000 Squares
"a "a inches of various upholstery
textiles, suitable for cushions, chair sets exc
and fancy work. Values 75c to 81. so wv
The evening world., 1912-12-02

Northern BanA. indsotsd fos perjury.
Thomas r. Murphy. DR.. Harris A
James. Charles X. Lexow, william II
Youngs. ali trustees Of the wash ng tor
Savings Bank. indicted for perjury.
william II. Mills. cashier of the
Northern Bank. indicted for violation
Of the state banking laws.
James r. Wood. vice president Of the
Washington Savings Bank and chair
man of the executive committee Of the
Northern Bank. indicted for making a
false report TO the State Banking De-
partment
The evening world., 1912-12-02
DETECTVESF|ND
DEAD TH|EF'S TRUNK
| FULL OF PLUMBER
Silver, Jewelry and Fine Linen
Stolen by Vogel Are in
Storage.

1oFo Of the loot which was collected
~ Joseph vogel and his trained band
81 ~ssrvant girl" thieves before the ca.
rsosU OF the thief and his wife wer,
cot snort In tho pistol battle In the Els.
mers Hotel In the Bronx, two wecks
49, was recovered by the police to-day
vnen one OF vossl's trunks was taken
70 Police Headquarters from the Inter.
osEouGh Storage Company's warehouse
. One Hundred and Seventy six th stree,
and Amsterdam avenue.
IN addition TO locating the trunk. IN
oseeotfvss. who have been working on
ths casa since the vogei tragedy, ascar.
snaned vogel had stored some OF th>
sneee valuable OF his plumber In cafe de-.
pom boxes In the 0ermania sayins,
HAM At Spring street and the HOVER
ed In tho Yorkvilie Bank a. B,xbty.
NTH street and Third avenue. II vii,
not BE- possible to open those safe depoa,,
ee1eo until the boards OF directors oI
the two banks have held a meeting and
determined whether they win permit IN,
police to open them A. once or wait 70,
the termination OF long-drawn-out iera
proceedings.
Tho trunk was located by means Of q
ssesdpts. whioh was found IN a bund,,
of laundry. me trunk contained sew.
erNl thousand doi1arS worth of s,lysr.
Wer~ Jewefry and linen. There was also
. German passport isSssed In laB in the
sane ofThcresa Barthelems Of Bischof.
Uneam-om- the-Rhone, which n believed
70 establish tho identity OF vogsps
WIFE
The passport was tied IN with a bun.
0le OF letters. the text Of which con.
w0ces Inspector Faurot that Mrs. vogeI
~ tf,s woman named IN the ofY,cial
40cument Tho letters also related tina,
09oo Bartholems was q daug hter of {
cutlery manufacture Of Bischofsheim.
The trunk contained six Tiffany Gold.
Ueesed placQuss. valued ~ S160. which
wers stolen from the homo Of RMS. Ma,
Besuheimer At No. rs West Eighty ffti
0tfest. whom Mrs. vogei, who was ON.
pSoyed by Mrs. Bsrnheimer a. q cook
assaulted her mistress and robbed hes
ehree year go There wsrs five siive,
0oyo. several dussn silver knives and
oorlD and . quantity Of linen which hat
ooen stolen from the Hotel Netherlands
~ ohtrts and q quantity Of linen ant
49, which wsrs stolen from tho HON,
- foaAo 0uegenheim at No. Ga FIFTH
avenue; ono Tiffany sold watchoase
aos 0osd jewel case. two carving sets
- sod vanity box. one sold mesh has
ons pair OF gold enamel opera G1asss
90 quantities OF tr1nhsts end baubsl
- Issosr value.
The evening world., 1912-12-02
HIS TWO WIDOWS IN DISPUTE


Mrs. Emma Quick. through her ateor.
ney. Med to-day objections 10 the VIII
o: her husband. Clarence Quick. befor,
Surrogats Ketcham in Brooklyn. IN,
couple had bssn ssparaAsd . number Of
year,. ire VIE having the custody OF
her one ohfld. DunpsQuaitiy Quick M,
Miss Mary Ellen OConnor and was mar.
risd 70 her under the name Of Robsrt
Quinn He was he fathsr Of her sswsu
chi1drsn-
aiis win bSuusatbss 70 Mrs. Quinn ssv.
eral insurance poss0ass and the rest Oh
the estate to his VIE. Mn. Emma Quick
The latter declares that he was noon.
potent and was undufy influenced IN
mAking his viii