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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04
Soarning

MAlS0N FRANCHISE, liz NORTH
Eighth Street. Richmond. Va. Louis
Chevalier. Prop. Catc chef Palace
Hotel, san Francisco. and chef Met
ropoiitan Club. Washington D. CT.
catering and preparing for private
dinners n speciality; French table
d.hote dinner daily. $50 to +. NJ,
Soc: lunch daily. 1850 a. Nj. TO !;
=. NJ. zoe: meals also served q la
carte For private dinners. etc.
cooks viii be furnished at residences
II desired. Phone Madison 1898.
WANTED. y FEW MORE BOARDERS
MISS WOOD. 50T W. Grace.
1908 WEST GRACE STREET: ROOMS
with or WithOMt bonrd
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Runway Youth Arrested.

On the authority of Il telegram TO the
Chief OF Police from the Portsmouth
chief Nirginius Hickman. a youth OF
seventeen years, who ran away from
his home in Portsmouth last sunday.
was arrested here last night ana is
held until lie can be sent for. The
young man was found with the carni-
val company. which has been exhibit
ing here all this week
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Summer Roar0lnn

INN. on HAMPTON
Roads. country and scashorr com
bined. with city conveniences. Send
Tor literature to the MISSES TABB,
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RallrOab6
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars leave Manchester Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
ID. Z. S. 80. 10. u, 'l2 A. NJ. l. .. e. 4. s.
'-5:i5. 20 :. s. -. 10 T.. N.
li;co p. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midn!gh, for
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamore
Street. for Manchester;
iS;1i, 5;s5 ''';l5. '735. s;S5. e:a5 .lo:s5. 1873,
\. NJ: 1885. 'l:3j. .:s5. 3aj. -I:35. 535. 6:s5.
'7:9S. s:s5. 1885, 'io:ie. 1910 p. NJ.
fpaily. except Sundays and holldays
Carries baggage and express
''Limited. except Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
ears for Richmond.
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a4ents 11aantfn

MlN AND WoMENS.-sEI,f. inns
trased book Titanic disaster: $40
dati?; NIAGARA DISTRIBUTING;
NJ. oesk Il, p. o. Building, North
TOnawandn, n. V
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Railroads
iide"nter and Western Railrond.
srECIAL SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER
MONTHS Of 1917.


on and after Monday. May 10. and
until September 10. passenger trains
LOT the accommodation of summer
raVcl VIII be run daily. except sun
day. between Moseley and Farmvilie. 4
ieaying Farmvllle at 1880 A. NJ. and
arriving ut Moselcy .7:21 a. NJ and at
$40 y. NJ -
Returning, passengers will leave
RiEhmond. via Southern Railway, at
i NJ. MoseIey at i:05 +. NJ, and arr
L. 3. GRIGG.
General Passenger Agent I;
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of tho South.

EFFECTIVE APRIL Sth. 1917
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:l5 A. NJ ana
700 Z. NJ 100 ~ VI.
For Norfoik 500 y. NJ. 2:oo r. NJ. 4:u
L. NJ.
For y. & w Ry. West: s:l5 A. NJ, 1000
A. NJ. 500 Il. NJ. 92a p. NJ
ZOE Petersburg; leo a. NJ. s:i5 A. NJ
s;lo y. NJ. 300 \. NJ. 1000 y. NJ $500 p. NJ,
i;lo p: NJ. s:c5 L. ~. 700 p. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
N:i5 p. VI -.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: .I:f0 PM.
trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. A.
$40 a. NJ, S:55 a. NJ. 'S:J7 y. NJ, ..io:.5 A.
NJ il;io a. NJ, 900 T. NJ. '.l:io p. NJ
e;o' 4. NJ. 6:35 p. NJ, $50 p. NJ, 800 2.
NJ. 1880 Z. NJ.
Except Sunday. ''sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
ncctioRs not guaranteed
q. S. CAMPBELL. D. r. A. s7s Main G,
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Rost dno jtnpno

-USr, ONE LARGE BUNcII OF Keys
T1hIiiEE ON STREET CAR or Al
ZEE BALL. PARK. REWARD. oo5.
W. BROAD. -0"'
LOST. LADY'S WArCuPIN, LIOX.S
!,rad' diamond Sc int mouth. twn
ruby eyes. lose On Franklin Str,
SSet"ccn LoinbD:uy and ifatriso,,
Streets: Reward II returned 10 jl0u
LOST. AT CITY AUDITORIUM, TUES
married Mabel Reward IL r,.turn,.j
70 MkS. ERNEST III. cosby. lSag
Nest Grace Street
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SOUTHERN RAu,WAY

i"EMlER CARTIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Followlng schedule apure. n,h,,,b.
co as information and not guaranteed:
FOR the South-Daily: 6:l0 a. NJ Local
U;i2 a. VI. Express. 600 l.. NJ. Express.
ianta and birmingham 1l:i5 p. NJ Express
Week Days: 800 p. NJ. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
400 Z. M.-Daily.-Connectinr for R,,u.
more Sion We'd and Friday. 600 a. M.-Ex-
sun. and 2:i5 L. M-Mon.. Wed. and Fri
Trains Arrive Richmond
rom The South: 500 y. NJ. $40 A. NJ,
10 r NJ. sos =. NJ. daily: 1855 Ex. sun.
NJ Mon. Wed. and Fri 4:e5 p. NJ rx sun
5. L. BURGESS. ID. p. A. F
oo' Z Main s.. Phone Madison e.2.
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were amputated by DR.. II. A. Burke
ard DR.. John Mann.
SfruIInc- (-un n,tI.

were amputated by DR.. II. A. Burke
ard DR.. John Mann.
For Stealing Cue Balls.
Travis NIabry. tho white youth who
was arrested yesterday on the charge
OF stealing four cue balls from the
Tuxedo rooms. was convicted in the
Police Court this morning. and sent
enced to jail for sixty days
Odd-FclioNvs' THANKSGIVING.
Tho lodges of colored Odd Fellows
of this city. Will unite in Thanksgiving
exercises Sunday afternoon. in the
Oak Street a. NJ. T.. Zion Church. An
elaborate and varied program has
been arranged for the occasion En-
bracing euloEy on tho founder of
the order, and an address by the
Rev. q. e Hillary.
General News Notes.
The funeral of Demon Vlachos, the
young Greek, who died In the hospital
yesterday, took place this afternoon
from st. PauFs Episcopal Church, and
was attended by the entire Greek
population, whose places of business
were all closed. Beautiful floral trl-
butes were placed on the grave
The Petersburg delegates to tho
Macon r.union will travel In n special
Pullman car Via the Seaboard Air Line
Railway. y goodly delegation from
thc camps of both Veterans and Sons
of Veterans VIII go TO the reunion.
Buck Pressly. of the Petersburg
team. has just been given his diploma
in medicine at Atlanta. 1t Is now DR..
Pressly.
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POULTRY FARM, 10 ACRES. AT STA
ton. Bargain 10 quick buyer. G
y. HtNDLEY, Amelia. Va
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Acal estate llaanIro

WOULD REST FARM wiTu pi.ii..II..
icEe OF buying; also stock and i'm
plemcnts {: possible Address + as.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BUY HOME IN HIGHLAND
lark, Barton Heights or Furcst,Iftll
cheap Tor cash Address Box i9I
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON.
NELLY & co. Write posta! for nee
cssHry bianks
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5itualion5 laantro, Q9aIr

EXPERIENCED REGISTERED Drf-cc.-
Elst now employed. Wishes to chang.
position; reasons satisfactory Ad-
oryss v 81. cnre Times- Dlsn,,tch
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Arrive Richmond

ACCoMmo0ATl0A TRAINS -WEEKDaYS.
leave BYRD ~. Sta. i.nO Z. N. for Fredericksburg.
I,Da sta 40 A. ~, 40 p. u. for Ashland
t PRO -. Stu rs AN. from Frederic ksb's
arrive Elbn Sta ESQ An. $40 Z. N. from IahInnd
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FOR SALE, FINE FARM AND BEAU
TlFtL HOME, &i1 ACRES, TWELVE
MILES OF RICHMOND AND ONE
MILE OF RAILROAD STATION: 500
ACRES IN CULTIVATION. BAL
ANCE TIMBEEED WITH PINE AND
OAK. IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST or
FRAME MANSION OF TEN ROOMS
SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL GROVE.
WITH MODERN PLUMBING, HOT
AND COLD WAITER. ETC. NEWLY
PAPERED AND PAINTED AND IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION. OUT
BUILDINGS ARE = NUMBER OF
LARGE BARNS. STABLES. GRAIN
HOUSES. SEVERAL TENANT
HOUSES. TWO NEW SILOS: ALL
BUILDINGS IN EXCELLENT CON
DlTION. THE PROPERTY Is EN-
rIKELY FENCED MD AKCND-
ANTLY WATERED: LIVE WAITER
IN EVERY FIELD. TWO LARGE
ORCHARDS OF ASSORTED FRUIT.
IN FULL BEARING. WE ARE OF
FERING THIS PROPERTY AT $50 :
000 ON VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
AND WILL INCLUDE At THIS
PRICE. BETWE ZEN $4,000 AND $4,000
WORTH or PERSONAL PROPER
TY. J. ~ CONNOLLY & co.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
lot $3.50, original price. Address
owner at once. + 5Sl. care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED, 10y cH.AUFrEUR (,VIITE5.
elihrr private or commercial car,
inechun!ci highest references Al.
dress ]: GIL. care Tlmes- DLsnatch
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prlp Glantcb, JTsnlaIs

WANTED, SETTLED W0Af.IN WITu
reference to nurse. Apply zoo W
Grace street. Cali before 10 y. NJ.
or from IL 70 Ia. NJ.
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FLATS Jior Renl
PERSONALS

AUSTRIAN HAND laMBROTDERED
Underwear; new shipment of rea
Austrian Laces. ip collars. cuffs and
yard goods an exquisite collection
at low prices: do not fail 10 see them
at YARDS. ~ North Fifth Street
BICYCLES REPAIRING AND BABY
carriages repaired. BICAERSTAFF
1911 Il. Main Street.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHt.S'S. 20a North Third.
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FLATS 1lanten

WASTED, STEAM HEATED APART.
mcnt. three 10 five rooms: can take
possession May 1 or later. Address
y 447. care Times D.snatch
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AMELIA COUNTY FARMS. LARGE
and small. c. Y. HUNDLEY, Amelia.
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S7illlnere
lAopnls 5for lsrnt

ELEGANTLY FURNISHES, CLEAN
rooms; phone. bath free. III North
EighiN
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ALI. KINDS OF, SCALES ltEpAIRE::D}
BICkEltSTAt'F, 1914 r.. Main street.
NY GENERAL MERCANTILE BjSI
ness III sussex county forty-nyc
miles OF l;ichmond. Va. eight miles
Oh the Atlantic Coast Line. An es-
tani shed business stand OF twenty
I'VE, years. $4,000 to S2o.u0o trade
Do"hs open 10 inspection TO any one
That means business: $4,000 - $1,000
S.ock' WHICH can be reduced to suit
made very easy. Address e $50. care
iim.s- Dispatch
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Summer Vacation Tour
Low Ratcs,to Pacific Coast.

Low KatcSVo Pacific Coast.
Grand Canyon, Riverside, Los Angeles;
Santa Barbara, San Francisco. Ogden.
Yellowstone National Park, Salt Lake.
American Rockies. Colorado Springs, the
Garden of the Gods. and Denver, the
Queen City OF the West. Rate, $4,000.
includes First-Class H. r. Transporta-
ton, Pullman Sleeping Car and Hotel
Accommodations, including Meals. Auto.
mobile Trips and Carriage Drives as
shown in shc Itinerary. Gall for pro-
gramme. ASK MIR. BOWAiAst,..s
Tourist Agent. M
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Ksal Gstate For gaIe

For SALE. GOOD. CHEAP n IvEn
EARN or AS ACRES. IS NILES Us
M MIi3Hs r TkIGHM 70: b., AND FOUL;
r r. r. i 80 Ac GTnHsi9 Oh on e. s :
GtEAKED AND IL CULTIVATION:
B,A,,LANCE IN MINED TIMBER; VA
hn1IEII OF FRUIT FOR HOME USE.
rE RED BY n lltN>efL AES I4vr WA :
STREAMS AMI Is WELL FENGED
MliH BARBED WIRE. THE SOIL
sIns S,iiAi E1AM WITH RED CLAY
SLIGHTLY ROLLING. CoNVENfEST
p0 SCHOOLS. CHURCHES. STORES.
Mm1S:STT,rr9 S ETC. IMPROVE
SEVERAL BARNS. STABiES 70.
.BAGCo BARNS. ETC THIs prop
b 6HsfRA. Is >, L9 9,.; l.Ia9. II a VERY
OF THE CHEAPEST FARMS IN
ThE STATE AT THE PRICE WE
ARE OFFERING IT AT PRICE.
$4,000. }. y: Connolly & co.
FOR SALE. ATTRACTIVE HOME ON
cT GiiT NirGN OF ., = ;AcKEs. IN
FOR HOME USE. LOCATED ~
G,iiCCCESTER COUNTY RIGHT
NEAK GLoucEsTEI POINT, on
TlihELY FENCED WITH WOVEN
eMinE. GOOD SCHOOLS. CHURCHES.
AItE :ABOUT TWO YEARS OLD AND
IoNS!ST OF SEVEN ROOM tHAME
H.. hLLiNG, RECEPTION HALL.
WATER IN HOUSE. SLATE ROOF
CABINET MANTEiS. f,TC hf,0G',,;
NiNE OUTBUiLDINGS, SuCH Az
MOtLD BE NECESSARY FOR 4
iKOPEltfY OF THIS KIND
5000 10 BUILD. AND TILE LAND
IN THIS SECTION SELLS FOR BE
mWEEN $500 AND St25 PER ACRt..
THIS PROPERTY MUST B: SOLD
Nj ONCE. AND y RARE BARGAIN
GAN ~; SECURED IN A NICE.
LONE ON THE WATER PRICE.
Sl.25o TERMS REASONABLE j.
\. CONNOLLY n 90
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lseai G6tatf Jor Nfnt

MY RESIDENCE I.9HIGHLAND PARK.
containing ten rooms. large lot and
shade, stable, woOdhousc and hen
houses: city and well water. CT. IL.
CLARKE, 302 Third Avenue.
FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE IN 1920
Hull street, South Richmond. Ap.
ply on premises.
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j2Dtlres

THE FOLLOWING DEALERS IL coAL
and wood Will close their respectiye
PAGES OF business for delivery OF
luti on Saturdays at IL O'clock noon
curing The months OF MAY. Juua
IVY ana August: $. III. Hawes & Co.
Nhite Oak Coal Co. S. IL Cottreli
q Son. w. l.. Seaton & Sons.
stephen \. Ellison s; Co, Inc. Mel.
son & Laid. Inc. l.. r. Long. Crtimn
West Coal Co., ID. i. Wake &: Co.
=. l.. l-athroD & Co, c. H. Harnn q.
son Vaughan & Baughan Southern
Coal Co. Il. p. Murphy &: Son. Inc.
- w. Mallory.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC re- KNOW
That JAllNkE BROS. Jewellers. si2
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
9f:u kEMOUNT DIAMONDS ~ THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sill
yer always taken In exchange.
4Q THE PUBLIC: WILL CLOSE
business during the months OF May
ana June. and will open again for
business July /. CHARLES FISHER,
l.adles, Tailor 3oe r. Grace Street.
suMMEn RATES Of TUITION NOW
cNectire.' One-fourth reduction Tor
limited Time on commercial. short
nanu or tclesraphy courses. MAS
Sl.f BUSINESS COLLEGE,
LAWN MOWERS SIARPENED AND
repaired. BiCKERsTAFF. 1911 East
Main Street
COUNT THE INDIANS AS THEY PASS
by, then sec TOMPkINS.
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I9rlp, a9alc anh ,J:enTalr

SAVE $3.50 TO $40 BY BUYING ITFE
scholarship for business courses 1T
summer rates. Telephone. cali Or
write for catalogue and particuIars
MASSEY BUSINESS CoLLEGE
INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WoNTI,
wanted, Room I'll. Mutual BUILDING
to show every one our goods. fresh
from factory. The best ever nrn-
duced. necessity in every home
factory. bank. business house. school
house, hospital, etc. Can readily aar,
from SIS 10 S25 per week. Perma.
nent. pleasant. Cali at once before
all our territory is taken. Hours
$50 to 1890 y. NJ. and $3.50 to $500
r. NJ.
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9efting5

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TlIE
Mutual Assurance Society of Vir-
gnia will be held at the office of
the society MONDAY. May 20. 1917
At / o'clock p VI.
EDWIN y. PALMER,
Principal Agent.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
lot-owners in Hollywood Cemetery
Company Will BE- held in the oiIlce
OF the company. Nos. seize. Ameri-
can National Bank Building. on
TUESDAY. May II. 1912. at O'Clock
T.. NJ. w. 5. STREET,
Secretary Treasurer.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING;
OF the stockholders OF the Baut;hmur
Stationery Company will be held In
the office OF company. 1899 West
Broad street Richmond. Va WE'D
NESDAN. Ma" =. 1912, at noon.
JAS. :. FRANCIS
Secretary
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Autoinohlles fer Sale

1908 WEST GRACE STREET; ROOMS
with or WithOmt bonrd
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situattons laanten, .srnlalr

WANTED, BY LADY. COPYING TO
do. either a home or at Office, oIeo
iolding and addressing envelopes and
circulars l. 65S,. care Times Dis
DScch.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY S,rET
ographer desires position eveninas
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

oi-D DoMlNiOS LINE.
". Rlchnond zoo, OF Ash St. daily.7o 90 p. ".
Leave -SSwport News.................5:oo y. II.
"FtSe No:lS'S' .....:......-.........-..6e0 A. VI.
Connects with main line steamers leayin.
NorIok for New York daily, except Sunday
800 l.. NJ. Connections also made by &
w. Ky. T.. NJ and c. " o. ny. at p Al
Night line steamers stop At CIaremont to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
Will be mot by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA SAVtGATION co. OBJECTIVE
March nl.-James River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
al! James River landings. Steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at $3.50 A.
NJ. Freight received for all James River
landings Phone Madison It's.
Maiu Ticket Office. SCI y. Msin Street
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Nooln6 I1antrb

WANTED, TO RENT TWO or THREE,
unfurnished rooms for light house
Keeping. Possession at once or by
June /. Address c 4SS, care Times
Dispatch
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100 FEET NEST SIDE OF TILDEN
street. between Hanover and Stuart.
This Will make you money. only
$50 per foot. Easy terms j. II.
MOSELf:Y * CO. No. 3l2 Travellers
building
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~ BARGAIN IN \ FINE POULTRY
larn-3i acres. two-story house, S
rooms, large barn. three chicken
housesi poultry yard fenced and
cross- fenced: good orchard: close to
railway station and electric line.
fronting on public road ard convent
eht 10 churches and school with
thls place Is included all stock farm
ms implements. etc. Something
'h"icc and u rare opportunity TO Sc
cur poultry farm at q very low
price only S5..or. Easy terms. !.
~. MOSEI.EY d co, No. 3ic Travel
crs Building
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'oit SALE. no. 8 PuLSOMETER
steam pump; Will pump 40 per cent.
sdhd or mud; 3-!ncn discharge half
men steam. Also 6U-ll.-r boiler Ia
H.-P. engine, TWO steam drills. one
CouDit-uFuni moist, one linSle-drum
hoist. derricks, ears and track: TWO
horsepower hoist, wlnches and gen
eIdi quarry or contractors equip
intnt AdGrcss II So. care Times
DIApItch.
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rDaily. Weekdays. sSundays only
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
c no, Al Eion. Time of arrivals and departures
eos guaranteed. Read the signs.
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LARGE LOT on CHAMDERLAYNE
Avenue. only SIS per foot Something
choice and No. ! Investment. j. H.
MOSELl!Y {; co, No. 3l2 Travellers
building
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- FEET IN MONUMENT ANNEX. $50
per foot; "a sure moncymakcr: easy
forms. j. II MOSELEY & co. No
SIP Travellers Building.
The sun., 1912-08-05
lis pFNOENs,

COOPER ST n ;. 1876 Il o. Ishsm st,
.C>loo---i'inothy + Alien ast Bertha a
tax lien,. .,ttys. Decker. Allen & Storm.
9TH AZ. .s3 and 80, attn -. :, GO It " ot
IN q, H.ek,'.S, IN si,, iGt & M-sn;ie r
,,m"rdca @ PARTITION, a,t,s, blandy,
Mooney & shipman
i,c,h s. St.. lot e-rax Lien 90 Of X az,
Jpara II Rogers Il al tfnrccIosure OF
lrenster ., 'aA lien, a''yy: W ,.us,garten'
:iiNioo-John l: - Hricn ast Msedalena
Mar> ., al o'prrclosu'e of mortgage
uSE'A AZ. !. - between Freeman and J.n-
rincs SIS lot s-l.icn Securities corp agt
Jeremiah l. sullivan 'foreclosurc o' trans
ir OF ~: LEM atty. Say" Powell
James Ev"rarda Hr"w:ri"' ast IatricE r
Cusick utoreclcsur" OF two nor'gaSes) :
li,TiI ST. Sii E-Dan Cerulli act Adams
Realty Co ,spsoihe performance atty. II
1erii Sr. e,5.Sl W. and Janc ST. io-,i--
wm Mccotter ag' Jackson square Realty
20 =, Al ,n','on Z" a. %Sr..arr Jar =" issue "'
,isTH sit'S 81. 7"'', - E"Io.erh pemrutsay os,
SAINT G"rGou ot al faction 10 :orcC,osc me-
crhr9,nics lIrIG Xity, a. g G1mrrgcn,; =,
International Distributors Corp ct al forc-
clo-ur. "f mortgage ,%tiy; ps IarN
ag' Chas 4 Weeks e, al foreclosure OF tax
li"nl; atty, II swain.
18TH ST, !; E--tmilv coddinls'on as,,
,nS1,san mGn Il s""''ss ann no|n'd" 5%r'''0'"'' OF
l;:D ST 80 E--SisuEud Wc,hsler nCt cnri-
,ns Sps%"1n st,% r W.chsI.r sr"ro'HF' of mort
174TIi ST, :, 100 Railroad sv, 6oxloo--
Bessie \ Fismcr art Eti"r Realty 60 ct al
'arend"d ;orcclosur, OF mort gage; a,ty
.3sTiI S'r u =, :;5 " kopler av. 25xioo-
Susan y kouGct aS, otto i Schroeder ot
~ tfor'rlosnr" o' inogtGag"; att|s, DAWSON
& tudcrhill
The sun., 1912-08-05
NEW YORK GANCSTER
REVEALS MURDER PLOT
Alleged Pugilist ''S0urals"
When Caught Attacking
Philadelphia Man.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Harry Dis
appeared in the Central Station police
court to-day and revealed an alleged plot
20 force him TO hand over $4,000.
For the last three weeks D,!-heimer
has been receiving letters threatening all
sort, Of dire deeds unless he gave up thls
money. Tn" last message stated that
he was TO be killed unless he made good
n saturday.
Las, night. as he made his collections.
he was followed by two plain clothes men
who soon discovered that three men were
always within ange of him. When he left
his last shop at Sixteenth and Susque-
hanna avenue the three men suddenly
attacked him with blach Jack and sand
bag. The plain clothes men closed in.
Two Of the men escaped, but the third
was arrested. He asked to be allowed
to make a confession when arraigned
before Magistrate MacFarland. lie was
taken TO Detective Cameron's Office and
told his story.
Abou, five weeks ago. he said he was
approached on 125th street. New York,
by two Harlem gang leaders. whom he
named and asked by them 10 come 10
Philadelphia to do up a wealthy butcher.
| He said they were accompanied by "A PER
, son who appeared 10 be a man o2 wealth
| but who did little or no talking, however.
| ha inferred this man vas the principal
VINO was employing the man 10 do the
job.
The prisoner gave his name as Edwin
Schimm. alias Harry Lewis. and said ne
was prizciighter, and lived IN West
l14th street He also admitted he had
been promised SiW for his part in the
affair if il was successful and that he. was
sore over the treatment 'nat had been
accorded him, rs his partners IN crime had
not shared IN" expense money with him
as he thought it should have been divided
Schimm asked TO be allowed to turn
States evidence and gave the police some
information which Detectiv. Captain
Cameron said may or may not be reliable.
J The man was then led back 20 the hear
ins room and committed without bail
on the charge OF attempted highway rob-
berry, assault and battery with attempt
to kill, and the addit ionnl charge of
carrying concealed deadly weapons was
laid against him when MS pockets revealed
a fine looking magazine revolver, a sand
| bag. bottle ot chloroform and a short
effective looking knife that might be
classed as an abbreviated stiletto and siil
be used for almost any kind of criminal
| surgery.
The sun., 1912-08-05
LENT BABY TO STRANGER.
Mrs. Conkiin Now. Wants Her
Adopted Daughter Back.

John Conklin OF 5O4 West i3Oth street
lost his job IA starter OH the Third
avenue street car line a month ago. His
circumstances cont inually became more
strai'cned and about week ago he and
his wife decided they would have to give
NJ their home They have been married
thirteen years. but have no children Of
their own.
Two years ago they adopted the baby
daughter Of n friend who was unable TO
care for her. The Conklins made up their
minds that they would have TO find new
home for little Mabel. who was named
after her foster mother. and advertised
IN the papers for some one to adopt tho
child.
On July ~ two well dressed women
drove up to the Conklin home in an auto
mohil" and after seeing Mabel said
they would bc glad to take her. The
women appeared to I've mother and
daughter. The elder said she was we'll to
do and would give the child all the ad-
vantagcs of wealth. but that before she
adopted her shc would have to consult
her husband. She asked To b allowed to
take Mabel home with her for u few days
She refused to tell her name or address
Mrs. Conkln consented to this against
her will
Several days ago Conklin was not flied
that he might go to, work again. and then
the pair wanted the child back again
abouts and they have not heard from the
women who took her away. Mrs. Conkliil
gricved until she became i'll. She ia in q
serious condition. The Conklins have ad
vert ised in the newspapers in the hop<
that they may hear from the child.