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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20

LOT $40 came map; Thomas Byrns I'd
same; yrs. ~ per cent: $3.50. oor,
LOT 1854, same map; Raymond darmon'
10 same; 3 yrs AZ per cent; Sl,0W. .,
LOT $50, same map John Burrell to sano'
1 yr, g.. per cent; s5l5. ..,
LOT 500, map OF Van Cortlsndt estate,
James Esler to Adam Wiener. ref: yrs ~
per cent: $3.50.
LOT AS same map; Joseph semon to same;
yrs. 81 per cent; sl,2eo; III c-,o 70
LOT eo7, same map; Howard GRAN u
same, yrs, Al per cent; s6S2 90. go, 49,
LOTS 37s and 379, same map; Alfred %, Aus-
lander TO same; yrs, Al per cent; y, $50.
berry to san same; yrs. 5is per cent; $3.50;
LOT 654 to 656. same map; Vincent Rissio
to same; 3 yrs. 5h per cent; s3,l2 r.r
LOTS 476 and AT, same map; Eugene + ~ a..
rell TO same, 3tS Central Park West; July ~,
yrs, So per cent; $1,000; attorney. lawyers
Title insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broad%ay,
NEWTON AVE. $, 12ls # Do OF T TSSts 81,
co, Al Park Row; July 10; yr, 5h per cent:
$1,000; attorneys, Fettretch & seybei' Al Fafh
Row. ,s.,.
sTEBBINs AVE, s. iiSs # # ws 81 1'' Y
TayIor' as Tecumseh ave. Mount Vernon; July
l6: WIS, per cent; 1926; attorneys, De La
Mare s. Morrison, l4o Nassau ST. ,e,,, .,
3oxI132: Hyman Berltowitz TO Lawyers MOTT
gage 60, 50 Liberty st; July 10; yrs; 800;
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Arus'
WISE AVE 8, 275 IT n Of Jennings ct.
25xlOO: Adea NJ Harrington TO "ilIlaih mcr
Donald 1879 yyse ave; July IL; Que as pes
bond; s3,400; attorney, Title Guarah'ee oN
Trust Co, l76 Broadway. 40 .. -
WESTMINSTER AVE, " s, IL II
Of IntervaIe ave, 20.2x--: Mary NofI ~
Mary Dortie, 81 25sth st; July rs; d !tres1i
81, 500: attorneys, Merrill &c Rogers iV'
Broadway. ,,,, ,,..
10th sr, 3, 1871 IT Of Courtlandt ave.
o3yos o. Casnar Hartmann 10 Adam Denner-
Iein. 403 East 1GOth st; July Is; due as pc,
bond; $500: attorney, Title Guarantee u'u
Trust Co. l76 Broadway. .,,..
IT'D So, y, 1871 IT OF Westcnestsr
ave. 25xlO0: Michael Fleming 10 Edward REM
ing Pond st Winchester, Mass; Jul" II; %
yrs, A., per cent: 81 go; attorney Charies II
Baechler, 1926 Walker ave. ,...
23oTH ST 1873 East, 20x1OO: Value Rsalty
60 10 Adolph Rosenberg. 1872 washington
ave; July 49, due Aug I, 1915; $3.50 attorney
4 o Ernst. 10 Broadway. ,o,. c.-
2G6TH ST. J24 and 32} East, oI.2XIoo, "s1
nan Real Estate 60 TO Margaret Knox a'S
Mott ave prior mtg $4,000; July -; yrs, o
per cent. $500; attorney. A Knox l9S broad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF Lessee )
n1Iv 10

MORRIS PARK AVE. 642: store FIRST floor
Anton Rukicka 20 Levitan Brothers; yrs from
Jan Is, 1913: $50; address, 642 Morris Park
ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1S47 and 1919:
centre store and basement: Lederer Construc-
ton co 10 Julius Harris from Sept I. 1912. TO
Sept 30 1919: $500: address, 1854 Park ave.
VILLA AVE 3l04; store: Rovella Realty Co
TO Gennaro Botteglieri; yrs from Aug !, 1912;
S36D; address, 3I04 Wills ave.
2D AVE, 1914: south half store and base
Tnent: Jacob Lederer and ano TO Max Krieger;
yrs from May l. 1913; Sl,OsO: address 1914
ID ave.
9Th AVE. n e cor 42d ST. store and base
ment in arcade: Improved Property Holding 90
20 Alfred Herckmsns; 10 yrs from May 1907
So 200: address premises,
4sTH ST. 4O5 and 4O7 East: all; Flesch
hauer e. Bros 10 Joseph y Robert McNeill: q
l05 East 4Sth st.
5grH ST, n 8. 300 # Of nth ave. 5o1ix
100: all: Robert Fulton TO Mason-seanan
Transport alton co; 3 yrs / mo from July j.
1912; 81 100; address. G22 West 9th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
Center lire o. block
Mest 136rh street

The approximate amount % the len o,
charge, 20 satisfy which the above DESCRIBED
properly Is 10 be sold. IS eleven tnousano
three hundred and ninety and 90-l0U tSIL-
400 gOD dollars, with interest thereon fr9m
tho 9Th day OF July. 1912, together VIA
costs ana allowance amounting N hres
hundred and fourteen and Ij-lOo tsol4,o'
together with the expenses 81 the sale. me
approximate amount OF the taxes asses,
rnents and water rates, or other Hens, "hicn
are 70 be allowed 20 the purchaser OUT o.
the purchase money or paid by the Referee.
is one hundred and eghty-nire and AL"
dollars and interest.
Dated, New York July 18th. l9l2.
EDWAED A ACkER, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20

lot AZ same map: George warn ~
sane. 3 yrs 81 per cent; $50. ,,oo,,,o,, %
LOT Ga, same map: Henry Ho'e'
! same; yrs - PER cent: SOU, coh,s,der 10
LOT tg5 same map; HernaIo
same; . yrs a. per cent; sl"V, =, yuo-a "a
LOT 49,. same map; Gegrbe -
same o grs 90 I per ee John III Lynch to same;
3 yrs 5h per cent: 500 -,, Conesrcy 10
lot lSl, same map; MaIgSre' 'o'
"IoI. AZ man Van Cortlandt estate: arthur
II Ward to Adam Wiener oe'' ''''
e TOT rs, ssi same map; John Berreil to same;
. yrs. ~ per cent: 500. -. var,uann 10
i.DT' $50. same map: Annie nau'i''' ~
same; 3 yrs, ~ per cent S ., Denis % to same:
W. ~ ~ per &c, cent: Sis. -. Ivan & q
8 per cont $4,000; attorneys LSo" q %
40 sJIERIFF ST, so. COX; Bernard EhT'iG a1o 10
Emile Machen East Rutherford ~ 20 600.
mtg $40. OOO,; July Il: yrs. per cent S-'''''
address, "a Maiden Lane ,o-.L @, noI,x
ne =. i,arry, schiT to Percy 8 strauss, hed
RAM j: ,juIy II; VI; 10000; attorhs ,,,,
LAYERS Tine Insurance and Trust 60 io0
D' isT AVE. 3. 5O7 IT Of lo2d st; o. * *
100, Aetna Mortgage co to German aSSins sn
nsnk 100 East 14th ST; July /; . yIs. ~, rr9i
cent; $1,000; attorney, Title Insurance w. i''
i't 91 SVE 9. so # of Goth st. 2o173;s: "a
ave, :, 0T.6 II Of 2sth 81, i.;eA,o' vbsstnn
ekOwsky 20 Lillian k 90 attorney stio Title
Insurance co. i35 broadway; 20 ,,r,oo.
on AVE. PASS, s cor l2Sth 81 F:IlhiV 20
Philip Ievy to Metropolitan SAVING 6an a,,o %
Cooper saraTe Jsy Is Is ira Srf Broad%Sy
SD ST $50 East. I8iSlo5.5; lille Weiso ~,
oo- - Lacob schwartz and ano, III Bast IN
AZ July 10 prior mtg sh,CN; y.S' '''
cent; 5000; attorney II i Co.n. ~ ~ 8o5x-:
Annio Eehrer to Ronald x Brown trustee
JnIy Is: yrs: $4,000: address. go br1aa%sS
10Th sT 80 and ~ West. $50, Ehc,, 60 West
I0tL az. luis I2: due Oct J, lOli' D per 80
al, 500. attorney Davis DAVE 81 '""'''
50Tif 81. Is East. ., 22ElGoS M, Mar - l. y %
| p..ers 20 Farmers Loan and Trust p p
william at: July IL; 3 yrs; due a. per - 20
s2o.0oU; attorneys. Geiler' hois'Vn q NV
.aTIi 81 .. 205 It OF Amsterdam "a, ave
s,ri62 . Laurel Construction % to AlIeneI
| Snrqtric,iar 60. 1876 Broadway: July rs ,pri9F
mtg S8lO. O0O: demand. : per eent: Ni.V'' a'
torncy. Title Insurance Co. lSS aS~,oS II. G.
P.a',y g "a 70 Ethel " Kirgsland. 81 ith ave;
| Iuiy is: yrs; SCI 90; attorney / de FoS
| ter - Wall 81. po.L a.. noy
18TH 81. = ). 2G5 y o. Ia,n po..er,
,r,siee C;reat Neck. y 7: july ~; 2. yrs: Slo'-
ZOO. stiorneys bowers & sands 81 NASSAU AZ 81 "a
I5oTH sT. Il2 East stJ hrt 2V'loHioT,,.'
Allen Z Kicpp to iSaS; ~ os.,. yrs. per
| cent: 700: attorney, Fay II White CORNING
It.p 81. s. 20 It OF ID, ays SooT GEL II
Zoo t.,o,. ~ q PEI. cent s3s0. 600; attorney
! TIL Insurance Co. 1876 Broadway. .,..
1911 ST a i$5' IT sin 90 Wo, = Ea.
| e.. -. %Is. S25.OoO: July rs. sttorneY''
| VOL 4 Kohu, .63 BroldVe".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
LEASES 42D STREET SITES.

+. ]. Healy. who has been identified
with several restaurant projects and
Samuel J. Mcmillan. jr., have leased the
two four story buildings Nos. 210 and PIP
West 42d street, 5OX9S.9 feet, for twenty
one years from October l. Samuel J. Nc
MILAN father Of one OF the lessees, Is
owner Of the property. The two struct-
ureS will be thrown into one and entirely
renovated, end on October ! will be opened
a. a restaurant and cafe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20

ibsd q n srssnded 7or1oo: George Storm Z
Co ast Edsecomee Court Co 0wn o y. Nonno''
100: Rush q De Fiore co agt Johnson Amuse-
ment Co and Runlno Realty and Constructor
Co, owners and contractors; $1,09s %.
18TH ST, +27 and 40 East; Frank Azemxo
struction Co, contractor; $500.
HILL AVE- %; Frank Donate agt Annie
Metzler. owner: Harry Metzler. owner apd
contractor: s14095.
HILL AVE, 90; same agt Robert Pickens'
owner and contractor; $50 3D.
JACKSON ST, 8; Greater New York sasn
nevaD. Sl5S 20,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
MECHANICS LIENS,

HENRY ST, go; Jacob Vlcter ct al agt
Rose Gershowitz and Jacob Green. owners and
contractors; $3.50.
GOERCK ST, n and az Standard Arch Co
agt Wyler Construction 90, owner; Cohen a
Levine Construction Co. contractor; 81, 900.
:, 18TH ST 5, 4i5 II o Of Broadway, 50x1Oo;
Frederick Starr Contracting 60 AIT United
Electric Light and Power Co, owner Stanley
Go ''ek, contractor: 1921 4s
IDGErDNUtr ..n,r. Ito, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

CONVENT AVE. n W cor 1880 st; for two 5
sty tennis, e4I63 and O0xs4. 10: Paterno q non
Contracting Co, 30JS Heath st, The Bronx
owner; Mast e. Sprngsteen, q west 4oth ST.
architects: cost, $3.50, 600. ~ q
9TH AVE s. Glib 4 o. 18th 81: to or = s,S o
sty private dwg. 4Ox50.2; " Gerard, 10 ON
ave- owner; Goldman, $40 Madison ave srchl-
tect: cost. 100000
SHERMAN AVE. 6. 100 II s Of Isham ST;
for a 8 sty tenmt I5xl20; Sherman Construc-
ton Co, $50 West 207th 1t. owner; GROIN ehoers
& Leuchtag, West 2cd ST. architects; COST
80 AVE. " 8, 1911 IT s OF s7th St, extend
ing 10 S7th ct: FOR a 3 sty theatre, 2OeH hreg
xi55.S LOew's Theatrical Enterprise, $50 west
AGA 81, owner: 7 w Lamb sol 9th ave, archi-
tect: cost, $4,000.
The Bronx.
EVERGREEN AVE, e g. lo4 Il II OF West
chester ave; for ten ) sly brk TENNIS. foAo'
each; Depow Construction co tNathah WILSON,
Az Southern Boulevard. PRESIDENT, owner
Krsynnberg Architectural Co. 1880 wilkins ave-
architect. total cost $3.50. 900.
HOME ST II s. IS II OF Fox st; Tor sly
brk tenmt 15xS5: Csrnine Construction 20
(Carmine cioppi, 1928 Hoo ave, }T t;d.,
owner: Harry T Howell, 80 ave ana Aa0'H d.
architect; cost, $4,000 80.
LYMAN PL, 9, 1913 II OF Freeman So;
for a 5 sty brk tenmt. 4J.lOx9t3; Ignore
Realty co nIyman Peskin. $40 Eagle ave,
presIientl. owner; William p SeaVer, oZ2 Ou
ave architect: cost, $4,000 ,c,,
for a ! sty brk store and amusement hen
iIoxis6; garland Realty Co Oh Lazar SOL
caldwell ave- PRESIDENT, owner koppe q
Daube. $50 Westchester ave. architects; cost
PROSPECT AVE, cor lISth st; for a .
sty hrk tsnrn., 20 3xIOOs; o'Rourke Brothers
RI 2Is, Hull ave, owner: Charles schaefer, jr,
s0i fremont ave. architect; cost, $4,000
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ALTERATIONS.
Yba aroNX.

WEST FARMS RID, s, 1888 Il n OF IA 81
IN a : ST. franc store and dws. ttxts; Her
mar Schirloh. 237 I'D st. Brooklyn, owner
Harold - DANGER. 2iJ Montague 81 brooAlsH'
nrnrtta.f. c..f S2WNO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with namo and address OF grantee ana
Attorney
interest ) per cent. unless otherwise stated
lily 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

The Brown Realty Company bought No.
$50 Barley street, a two story dwelling
house on lot 2Ox1O0 feet.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JULY 10.
LoRILLARD PL, Q s, 217 II OF 18th
st; Dimoclk & Fink Co agt Pierce Construc-
ton Co ct al: July II, 1912: as1S IS.
WASHINGTON AVE. cor OF Fletcher
pl: D Pizzuteillo Co agt Nora Construction
Co ct al; July ), 1912 (by bond; 3120.
WHITLOCK AVE. e q, S48 to $50; HAIRY
Freed agt Lockwhlt Co ct al; July TO- l7l|
(by deposiD s94 20.
SAME PROPERTY; jackson Bros as'
same; July 10 1912 (by deposiD; s2o3 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
'STAATS- ZE|TUNG " ENLARGES HOLDINGS
Buyer of Property in Frankfort Street-To Build Apartment
House in West list Street
PARCEL OWNED BY LATE BISHOP WIGGER SOLD.

The New Yorker Staats-Zeitung' or
thich Herman Ridder is the president, is
10 buyer of the property Nos. = and y
frankfort street, the sale Of which was
nnounced in these columns on Wcdnes-
ay. The Staats-Zeitung" now occu-
ses the building at the northeast cor
er Of William and Spruce streets, which
purchased after it sold It's home
the city on TryOn Row, where part Of
ne Municipal Building, now under con-
truction, stands. The structure at VIII
ONE Of The Ledger" published by The
ate Robert Bonner
The Frankfort street property was sold
y the Citizens Investing Company. Will
am II. Whiting d Co. and Z. II. Lud-
DIV & Co. We're the brokers' The COM
amy acquired tine property a few days
lgO in an exchange with the De Selding
amily for the loft structure at Nos 2SI
md 939 Lafayette street.
With the present acquisition the pur-
hasers have a frontage Of 7S.S feet In
Frankfort street. 102 feet in William
treet, facing the Press Clue, and ~
Get in Spruce street. The William street
rontage of this plottage is broken by
ne lot No. 1888. which measures 1G.aN9G,S
Get and is owned 10y John G. Wendell
il was understood yesterday in real es-
ate circles. that a new building Will be
nder way in the near future.
The Hennessy Realty Company, Of
Ehich Joseph Polstcin is president, is the
myer Of the property Nos. ll3 and 10
Nest list street. the sale Of which was
exported in yesterdays Tribune. The
lot, which measures 49.1lXl02.2 feet IS
low occupied with four story dwelling
Iouse and a five story hathouse. The
,arccls were bought from the Bond In
testing Company. The buying company
will Immediately improve the site with
/ nine story apartment house.
Sterling Sterling sold for John L. and
Amelia A. Wigger the four story store
md flathouse at No. 734 Ninth avenue,
lear 10Th street. and close 70 the new
eolvclinic Hospital on a lot 22.1XS0 feet,
With an irregular strip in the rear.
formed by the old farm lines joining,
he Mott Striker and Weber farms.
This property has been in the Wigger
lamily f6, twoscore years, and was for
nerly owned by the late Bishop Of New
trk, Bishop Wigger.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
I MADB $50, 900 In five years with a small mail
order business, began with IS. Send for free
booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 5055 Lockport,
y. Y
RIDING INSTRUCTORS to Introduce up-to-
date patented riding habits: liberal commits.
sion. Box -. Tribune Uptown O"sce. 1884
pr .lvsaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
BY Joseph ?. Day.

The following transactions were re-
corded at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos II and 16 Vesey street,
yesterday:
BY Joseph p. Day.
MULBERRY ST, 145 and I47. " ., 99.2 II
Of Grand st; 50.4X100x47.s xes.11; six sty
loft and store; sold 20 DeLuca for $4,000.
T3D ST. 40 East, 8. 175 II OF Park
ave, 1s9K102.2: sty dwlG; sold TO the
pIalntiH for S34
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
LOST BANkROOkS.

LOST. handbook No. 5O8, 463 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon TO present
the same to the bank within thirty days or
the said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST. handbook No. J2T. 34s OF Dry Dock say
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present the
same TO the bank within thirty days or the said
book will be declared cancelled and extin-
guished and new one issued In lieu thereof
LOST. handbook No. / 900 3l3 Bank for say
lngs. 80 +th ave. New York Paymenr
stopIed. Please return hook 10 hank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
S7th Street Theatre Plans.

Plans have also been filed for building
b three story theatre on the west side Of
Third avenue. extending "L" shaped TO
18th street. 1t will have a frontage of
sO.9 feet on the avenue and 155.s feet on
The street. with a facade of brick and
terra Gotta and will be nreproof and will
have a total seating capacity Of 2,74.
loves Theatrical Enterprise is the
owner. Thomas W Lamb is the archi-
tect and has estimated the cost at Sl5o.-
noO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name aud address Of purchaser and
attorney.)
JULY 10.
Manhattan.
ALIEN ST. 100 " s. 2jxs76. Alien %.
III, W s. 25xS7G: Nathan Greenberg TO Full
ION Avenue Realty Co. 1921 Fulton ave Gntg
sac 1907: July 10: 500; attorneys, hantro-
WI 2 t,el,orr. eco Proadwsy.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST.-Brown paper portfolio. tied with red
tape, containing typewriter manuscript per
tanning 20 medicine; $40 reward. Return 10 i45
West DIST ST
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN AUSTRALIAN commercial gentleman,
with highest credentials. now In New York,
desires TO meet manufacturers with a view 10
business. :. Q. Irvine. 1920 4sth It. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CRAUFFEUR-Position in private family; hrvt
class repairer and strictly temperate. q.
Harvey, Box ITO. 6tockbridge, Mass.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate, also
studied mechanical drawing. desires position
In office. Address o. B. L.. Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN, as general Office assistant; sy-
perienced; references. l. q. c.. Tribuns q.
nee.
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Female

HAIRDRESSER Cirst classl. masseuse. mani
curist desires 70 treat lady patrons az their
homes; excellent references. Address A. u,
Tribune Uptown Once, 1884 Broadway
STENOGRAPHER, typist and assistant book.
keeper; beginner; 81 to start; can operate
all machines Miss A. Hubert, 10 Palmetto
st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED.-A position in private family e
nursery governess. English, French. span
fish and Esperanto taught; best Of referenes
given age, 40 Mile. Omen Spurrier, lie
Millar aYn.. Portsmouth,. y. II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-13
WILL PLAY
WHITING FIVE

The Hammond high school basketball
team will take on the northern Indiana
champs at Whiting tonight in the
whiting skating rink With them will
journey large crowd of students. who
Will help Hammond regain the laurels
which Whiting captured earlier in the
season.
The Hammond Ave has greatly i'm
proved during the past month and al
though they lost to the champs by a
small margin in their last contest they
hope to put up fast game tonight and
will try and turn the trick.
This Is a scheduled game and al
though 1T will not count anything in
the way of the standing of the teams
1t will be a good practice game for tho
OIL City lads preparatory to their game
at Bloomington next Saturday, when
they WILL get after the state champion
ship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-13
TOLI.ESTON.

w. S. Kaehler of the Calumet lumber
returned from an extended trip through
the southwest.
]. S. Andrews is spending a few days
on a business trip at Evansville. Ind.
A P. Kastler of Chicago transacted
business here today.
d. D. Greenwald was a business Wis
itor at Chicago
A. F. Stanton of Hammond was a
business visitor today.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Heitzman and children
returned to their home in Chicago aft
er spending a few days with relatives
here.
Miss Elsie Kuntz returned to her
home in Cincinnati after spending a
week with Mrs. Henry Bode, on Chica-
go street.
Miss Title Grand will spend a few
days with her sister. Mrs. NJ. J. Nc
Grew. at Chicago.
Miss Anna Saager of East Side is Wis
iting with her cousin. Miss Louise
Kirchhoff, on Chicago street. for a few
days.
Mrs. Herman Saager returned to her
home in East Side after spending a few
days here as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. l. Hansen.
Mrs. III. F. Frazier of Windsor Park
was the guest of Mrs. j. Q. James, on
Fourth street, today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-13
ANNOUNCES
COMMITTEES

Or. II. w. oberlin, the new president
of the University club of Hammond,
has announced his committee appoint
ments. 1t will be these committees
which with the officers of the club will
have charge of its affairs for the COM
Ing year
Membership-F d. McElroy, David T.
Emery and F. G. Crumpacker
House--Dr. r. NJ. Shanklin, Dr. Harry
Hayward. w. G. Paxton. Otto Gersbach
and Jesse F. Wilson.
Entertainment-Ralp Tenant. Au-
gust Schneider. Victor Dyer, Harry NJ
Johnson and R. O. Winkler
Auditing-John f. Beckman W. II.
Gostlin Jr., and E. T. Johnston
A great deal of interest is being TAX
en- in the Wabash Glee club entertain
ment. which is to be given at the Ham
mond theater on March rs A large
number OF tickets have already been
sold and Ii is expected that society in
general will turn out to hear the COL
lege boys sing.
DR.. Oberlin also announced yester-
day that the stag MINISTRIES which 1t
was planned to give some time back
would surely be put on. 1t is expect
ed that some of the better known mem
bers of the club will participate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-13
RENEWED ACTIVITY.

Renewed activity Is noted in real es-
tate circles in connection with prop
erty along the right of way OF the In
dianapolis, Meridian & Chicago rail-
way. which has sold a bond issue to
English and Canadian capitalists.
thereby obtaining sufficient funds to
finance the construction of the Gary
Valparaiso division.
Seventeenth avenue property Is much
in demand. The new traction line will
follow the Seventeenth avenue route
across the city, and the advent of the
line will result in making that street a
great east and west thoroughfare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-13
THE DAY IN
co N q r e S S
SENATE.
In session 2 D. m.

In session. z D. m.
Finance Committee agreed to vote
Thursday on House steel tariff revi-
sion bill.
Appropriations Committee ordered
favorable report on fortifications ap
preparation bill. carrying $4,1S6,2 35,
including s150,O00 for site for protec-
ton of entrance of Chesapeake Bay.
Senator Smoot expressed belief that
s25.00o.o00 had been lost by defective
distribution of public documents DUR
ing last seventeen years. He advocat-
ed a permanent printing commission.
HOUSE.
Met at noon.
Resumed debate OF agricultural ap
preparation bill.
Freight rates of the Steel Corpora
tion's railroad subsidiaries were ex-
planned to Stanley investigating com
mittee by G. NJ. Freer.
Representatives Littleton announce
he would introduce bill to meet the
"legalized monopoly" patent decision
handed down by Supreme Court.
Brig. Gen. Edward. Insular Bureau
chief. told committee investigatine
sibility for delay in transmitting some
of the papers in the case.
Adopted resolution calling upon De
partment of Justice to make known
whether it was investigating the
"Smelter Trust"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-13
Notice to East Siders.

The residents of the east side in that
territory ajacent to Calumet avenue arc
DESTROYS of having five trains each day
the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railroad shop at Calumet
avenue, and have formulated a petit
ton to the railroad company to that
effect. Copies of this petition are now
at Central Coal and Feed Co, S22-30
Calumet avenue; F. Kockler barber
shop 500 Calumet avenue; II. w.
Schneider, 416 Summer street; Otto
Herkner, corner Calumet and State
street; Floyd Irish, First National
Bank building: A Keldenich, SAL Calu-
met avenue; Fl. VAIL. 500 Calumet
ave; John DeFrates. 7s4 Calumet ave-
nue..
All those interested in this movement
are invited to sign this petition at any
of the above named places.