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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25

RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
OCTOBER a

OCTOBER "a.
BELMONT AVE, 2477. store and basement Is
Durbar Realty 10 TO Beny Dorman' yis ito'"
Nov / 1913 $40: address, 1919 Blocker ~.
BAYARD ST. A.. Sd and 9Th floors hefoe I,' !
BAUM and ano 10 Michael Colombo NIs iio"i
Nov l. 1913: 81 500 address, 70 Baxter ST ,o.,
BATHGATE AVE, 1904 part OF store oii lp,ii
Ievinson to william Annis; az yrs itU1
Nov /. 1913; si20 address, 1886 "ashihe'o"
ave- >, - p..t,y
GRAND ST. 542 and 544. all; X Really ally
Co TO Morris Stahl; / VI from Nov l. 1870
1871; address % Forsyth St ,,
MONROE ST, 1912 store, ETC. Michae'
Meckler to Jessie Katz; 81 yrs from NOV l.
1919; $40: address. on PREMISE -, A.
lST AVE, 1882 store, etc; william ihtsio CO. ~
Ignatz Adler; yrs from May ]. 1914; N'sVo'
s1 dress 33l East 69th 81. ~
14TH ST ll5 and III East. I'd and 9th hoois' ;
Emma Siebert to Marie Hanngan; yr from
Sept l. 1913: 81 800; address, llJ East l4tn 81
nth ST 53l West. all; Noah Shute 10
Henry Hencken: 10 yrs from May ], 1911 Fh-
700 address, 2S2 10th ave-
18TH ST 254 West. store and basement.
Kate Ferris TO Isidcre Greenberg ct al; 0
yrs from Dec /, 1918; $500; address. los Lenox
ave. - .
l5IsT ST. as East. all; Giovanni Lord to
Gennoro CarTozZa yrs from Aug j, 1919
81 $50; address ~ East 15lst II.
l61ST ST, al East, store and cellar Charles
T Streetor Construction Co TO Isldor GTeeh-
berg 3 YRS from Nov !, 1918; $3.50; ADDRESS
1868 Stebbins ave.
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NEW BUILDING PlANs
OCTOBER "A.
Manhattan

Sd AVE. 13i3 and 1885, for a s,v
picture show. 3S.3x75; l. Keller. ~ ProsSnar
owner: Tiffany Operating co, lessee; " ~
$1,000 Ca !
LAWRENCE ST. cor Amsterdam,
for a / sly wagon shed. 5I.sx4O.3. C,s.N ave
Bread Co. 81 Lawrence st, owner. I amf
mum. 1888 Broadway. architect; cost a. n ma na'-
10TH ST. 1873 to IA West: for ~"
apartment. 7sxS3.2; Brixton Realty CO.. y :
west End ave, owner; w |. Rouse and
Goldstone, 80 West sd st, architects.
$500, 200. cog
The Bronx.
NELSON AVE. n cor I6gth ~. g.
l sty brk store, 23x70; Hafen Real,v W
pany Matthias Haffen. 1921 ST and NJ
ave, presidenD. owners; Harry T Eow.ia
ave and 143th ST, architect; cost 81 0Io"
INDEPENDENCE AVE, . S. 1852 az Z,
254th st; 10 sty frame dwg 3os.s,S
Moritz Rosenthal. on premises. owner; Hen
= Hail. 1890 Morris ave. ARCHITECT. " e.al
$4,000 cost
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" 4 - - - -
Manhattan.

ADRIAN AVE. " =, 1OG.1I Il e OF
Terrace View ave. lOoxl79.il; Everett \
Levy to George Il Brewer Ii East dith st.
oct - (prior mtg $2I.OOO). yrs per
cent: 5000. attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance 90. 100 Broadway
FULTON ST. 5 s. extends from Ryders
All,y 10 Gold Il. GS.ll. Eliz \ Davis 10
Mutual Life Insurance 60. - Nassau 81
Oct -. due as per bond. $1,000.
MINETTA LANE, H. $, 21N10. Pauline
Rimoldi 20 Patrick j Moloy. JOl West I'm
St; oct -: due as per bond: $1,000. attoT-
ney. Title guarantee 90. l76 Broadway.
10TH AVE. 2Op. l2.iXlOU; Bernhard Sey-
mann to Charles May and ano eNrs, East
>ith st; oct H. prior mtg SdQuO) ~
q per cent: $1,000; attorneys. Baldwin
MAYER. - Nassau 81.
9Th ST: 5. 200 r. , e OF Madison ave ave.
Mortgage co. 80 Liberty ST. oct ~ yrs
Sl5,OOO. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
JsTH ST IS. - Il W Of Amsterdam ave.
JOxl0O.j; Thomas z Devine TO Harry W
Biggs FOL West 1OSth st, Oct u, yr. q
per cent; $4,000; attorneys. Gerard Gerard
: 4rH sT. n cor Of 31st ST., 35.2x---; 4Gl
Fourth Ave 60 to New York Savings Bank.
~ Sth ave; oct -; due as per bond
$4,000. attorney. John Weber. Beck
nth ST. 8. 1875 IT W of West End ave.
2s.3x-, Albert Smith TO Thomas
Clarke. 80 Riverside Drive. oct l6, yrs;
$50. 900; attorney, } Larkn. ~ Wall ST.
SID ST. - 100 II W Of Sth ave, lSN
1928; Yosta Rosenberg 10 Leonard & FoelN.
127. Hancock 81, Brooklyn; oct IS tprior
mtg SlJ.OOOJ. due July II. 1915; q per cent.
5000. attorneys. Levy Il Fciner 81 Lib
erty 81.
10TH ST. and East. q sty brk. 36.3x
lO0.11: * o Realty Corpn to Yetta Oshinsky:
$40 9th ST. Brooklyn: oct -. due as per
bond: $4,000; attorney Samuel Sturtz. l9S
Broadway.
ETH ST $40 West. sty brk. 25x99 II !;
Dora WicSaud to q VI Schaofcr Brewing
Co, ia East 5ist st. Oct "a demand. u per
cent; 500: attorneys, Hirsch l., 10
William st.
l2STH 81, $. 2SS II of sth ave. 15x
99ll; Mary J Wilson 10 George Corts. 21l
West i29th st: July /: / yr; 5000.
133D ST - West, sty brk. 2JX99 IL:
Onawin Construction co 10 Bronx Security
and Brokerage co. 2Js East 13Sth st; oct
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CIVIC FEDERATION HOME.

>ou, quarters have been engaged lot
the vacation committee and the women
department of the National civic Fedora,
lion, of which Miss Anne Morgan -
treasurer and Mrs. August Beiinoins
chairman of the advisory comm aet io"
housed AT No l05 West 10th street,
Tbrough Pease & Gilman the tederd-
ton has leased for long term OF years
The dwelling at No. IS West S9th street
and the abutting houses at Nos 80 anu
81 West 3sth street. just west OF une ~, me"
rented of Eben T. Olcott. president OF the
Hudson River Day Line. who recent,
nurchased the Vail dwelling, '5th street
and Riverside Drive, through the S"ii''
brokers
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1901; James and Mary O'Brien ct al to
United States Trust Co OF New York;
$4,000; attorneys, Stewart & Shearer. 40
Wall ST.
The Bronx.
LOTS 200 and 201, map portion Hunt es-
tate Van Nest station; Oct I, 1908; Corne-
Illus O'Leary TO May Ogden; $1,000; attor-
ney. Charles Baechler, 1925 Walker ave.
LOTS 27l and 272. map portion Hunt es-
tate Van Nest station, 25x100; lots 294 and
295, same map. 25xlO0: Jan 81. 1912: Range
Realty Co TO Philip Bachrach. 1899 Mad
ison ave; S1162 90.
ROGERS PL, s. 6124 It n OF westches-
ter ave. 45.11xs2. 4x60x7s.i1; July 10, 1913;
Falhalla Corporation to Manhattan Mort
gage Co. 200 Broadway; $1,000.
155TH ST, $50 East, S formerly Mary
ST., 2Jxl00; Oct "a. 1908; Joseph and Annie
Sebe to stephan Moser; $4,000: attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broad
way.
163D ST, s. 100 It OF Washington
ave. 25x109.6; Feb %. 1905; Adam and
Bertha Kantzmann to Julius Heiderman;
7s3 Elton ave: $500.
SAME PROPERTY; Jan 1. 1906; same to
same; 1925
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DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS FIGURE IN TRADE
Extensive Alterations for Pearl Street Structure Given in Part
PAYMENT for Cliff Street Business Place.


to c. f. Raithouse, No 9O5S; to +; q.
Appel. No. 2131; to c. o. Engh. No 2OoS
to George Fl. Wolf. No. 2O27 and to H..
l.. Rudd No. 2174. Gustave GRADER
bought No 2254 cath street; II. Knapp:
No. 2142 65th street; l. Jacobs. No. 2di66
Goth street, and +. c. Francis, No. lSZo
cd street.
Visco Brothers sold No. 1870 President
street, a three family dwelling house,
2OxlOO. for Louis Cavagnaro TO V. Scotto.
Frank Richards sold the following one
family brick and stucco houses on Hen
dirk street: No. "a 10 CASTOR y. ATKINS
No. Sc to Edward KrebS. No SO 10 D. -,
S Kellner, and No. AZ Hendrix street TO
Herman LeipbaCh.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

moving picture theatre on the south side
OF Halsey street. plot 90x100. about l25
feet west OF Broadway, TO Daniel Regain
The Alec Building Company. associ-
ated with the Realty Trust. sold one
family brick houses at Mapleton Park.
on G5th street: No. 2079 to Henry Grang-
er 10 Charles Meyer. No. Pas; 20 Will
lam Sutherland. No. 2ll9; to Fl. T. Grin
dell. M. 2034: to Alice Hasler. No. 2147;
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER 81.

4TH ST, S, between Sedden and Ro,nh
sts, lot OF: Land and Lien Co agt Eiizab.ts
Healy ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF trans.
fer of tax lieu); attorney, " Frank. Z
LINCOLN ST, W $, between Barnett pl ana
Morris Park ave. lot 232. Land and Lien Co ar
Pauline Rosenzweig ct al foreclosure II ,rzns
fer Of tax lien): attorney. VI Frank
HOUSTON ST 436 East; German Savlnn
Bank In the City OF New York agt Isidor Bs,
ger ct al (amended foreclosure Of mtg: attor.
ney. y Auerbach.
TELLER AVE, W cor l69th st, eoxR
HaYman Eckman agt Louisa NJ Esche e Il
foreclosure OF mtg); attorney, w Rabirowict
ST AIMS AVE, s. $50 II Of l56th Ct ~
20. German Savings Bank In the City Of Nsv.
York act Maria Book ct al foreclosure Of NTH:
attorney, NJ Auerbach.
PARK AVE, e $, 40 n n Of l6Sth q, Hx
100; Catherine W Herring ct al agt HesY
Herring ct al partition; attorney. Hs-
mick.
10TH ST. 3, 225 II Of 7th ave slA-:
Mary Kaufman agt James NJ Scohed u d,
(amended foreclosure OF mtg); attonsn 81
Wechsler
list ST, 4s6 East; Hugo Helburn ast Ht~ ,
Brown ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney wi
D Cameron.
MERCER ST, SO; Solomon Fatman sssI
Mary F Stanley ct al (amended foreclosure 81
Mtg; attorneys. Rose h Paskus.
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STATEN ISLAND SALES

The United Boros Real Estate Est, so IpT to
pany, John c. Dodson preii d1e at sri Rich
Marx; Hays twentysSt ,afen io ISLAND. The
9 tS TKasnawah, six story sp@sTotain snd
b bns on plot 5Ox1Ooll, at E0s bj TyS Was Was
2 20 West i1ith street, sale OF WIZ" W."
d' ID r Cornell sold for the NORTH nci af ton
the property Of Joseph d IL T and Marie
ner of Fineerboa,rdt bd HT %aeqmb eek & Betz
Eaele Brewing Company.
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$4,000 APARTMENT HOUSE.

Plans have been filed by ": l., Rouse s9nTT
and l.. 4. Goldstone for a tweite1 S West
a ath meet meet For the Brixton Realty cor
P tSa n rc It will be rs feet irG IRON.
tne 81 feet deep. with facade of orick
and limestone IN Go Goth bslc Siyie' at the
memteeu eo Ml.n and a small balcony IN, the
f9T1H M mof the a tenth floor There will be
eeccnnoonmodations for twenty-fcpr lam faml-
acc aCcoa and Il viii be freproof buiidlhn pr
couipped with elevators. Inc coS' ''
-, i,Iaced AT 100000.
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman e Co. leased the
last available apartment in the new pHli tl
sevain Rents in this building run from
5000 10 5000. and in addition to the
twelve original rentals two suo-ieases
We're made.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments AZ
No. q East sd street to Mrs. hose par
and AZ No gS7 Madison avenue TO Roland
w. Smith.
Duff & Conger have leased apartments
in No. 53S West l2ith street TO Mrs. Emma
Vincent IN No. 1906 Fifth avenue TO MISS
+. j. S. knight: In No. u East sSth sure.
10 Mrs Felix Murphy and in No. IA East
SSth street TO Nichoas ROsen.
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9TH ST. Q East; Sam Lipsky agt sarah
Harris. owner and contractor; $3.50 49,
9TH AVE, 436: Leroy Dennis agt ID w
Chapman, owner; Gusse herman, contractor
3D. AVE, 27ol; Leroy Dennis agt John
Gibson. owner; Albert Tester contractor;
s35 g. . r...c-
son Of nj agt sixty-two West 18th street
and Royal Pastime Co, owners; Ed"ard
Weber. contractor; 1888 %.
I1sTB ST. 81 West; Goodman Construction
Co, Inc agt Sixty-two West lloth street
owner; Royal Pastime CO, Inc owner anu
contractor: $40. oo. 49,,
10TH AVE. W cor 57th st. 76kloo; Adam
HanneI agt n Ophthalmic and Aural lnsti-
tute, New York Eye Hospital loo owners W. Wits
& Marvin Co. contractor; ~. Az 80
SAME PROPERTY; Golliek G. Smith ast
N Y Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, owner
wills & Marvin Co. contractor; $1,000 10
10TH AVE. cor 57th st. 75.5x4o; Nc,
Nulty Bros, Inc, agt ophtnalfnic anu
Aural Institute owner: Wits * MarVi'' o.
PARK AVE, 4077; Irving A Began agt
Margaret Bsrtolicus, owner; barto''c'uS'
contractor: 1912 So Man,
and charles Wilhelm, owners; Starrett Con-
struct,on Co. contractor: $40. nj,
1IsTH ST 81 and "a West; Abraham Rels-
ner agt Pastime Amusement Co. o"he''
Cnger contractor; S24i 80
91sT ST, $40 to els West; jacob Goldstein
act Fss En- Construction Co, owner ana Coh-
tractor: Neuman. contractor; 500.
46TH ST, 81 West; J DUFFY co ast WIN
III Brown John ] Brown, Elias y Boyd ana
John @ Agar, exrs, etc, owners; Fraad Con-
tracing Co. contractor; S2l0 10.
10TH AVE W cor 57th st, 76xlOO; Keeps
dry Construction Co aRt Ophthamlc ana
Aural Institute. owner: Wills &c Marvin Co.
contractor; 1865.
MONTGOMERY ST, 80; Atlantic Terra
Gotta Co agt Hebrew kindergarten and Day
Nursery owner; Spector Contracting co, Inc,
contractor; Philip Rapatzky, sub-contractor;
s425. -
7 Geoghegan agt " Ophthalmic and Aural
institute owner; Wills Marvin Co. contrac-
10TH AVE. s W cor 57th ST. 75xl00; Giant
Portland Cement Co agt y Ophthalmic and
Aural Institute owner Wills & Marvin co.
contractor; Golliek e. Smith, sub-contractors;
10TH ST. sol East; Franklin Hart. Jr.
sgt Liberty Brewing Co, owner; L shapiro
contractor; 2,092 30 -,
10TH AVE, W cor 57th st. 75.5x4O: Joseph
Elias aEt " Ophthalmic and Aural lnsti-
tute. owner; Wills & Marvin Co. contractor;
si57 OIL
18TH ST. 90 and SO West; Falkenoach Mfg
Co AIT Sixty-two West 18th Street Corpn,
owner: Edward Weber, contractor; S226.
10TH AVE, cor 57th st, x; n & W
7 Peck Co agt Ophthalmic and Aural In
stitute owner Wills e. Marvin Co. contractor;
s2ll 49,
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AMSTERDAM AVE, 2O9s; mtg on lease
Sept I. 1911; Daniel II Reilly TO George
Ehret: 1000: attorney. Edw " Burghard,
III Broadway
PLEASANT AVE, W s. 3G1.s II OF 216th
St 1S.5x1OO; Nov a. 1907; Benjamin @ lrv-
ing to tho Veritas Realty Co. $1,000: attor-
ney. + II Ecltlcy IS Wall ST.
Sd AVE. 49,. mtg on lease etc: sept IL,
1913: Harry Mariasin 10 Samuel Feinstein.
$500 attorney. Joseph Wechsler' III
Nassau st.
IO3D ST AS and Ia East, 32x100. IL;
Sept 81 1911; Educational Alliance Work
mems circle. Branch .. 10 Hyman Dolnan-
sky: 81 900. attorneys. Eisman Levy, $50
Broadway.
i@ITH ST. 523 West. 27xlOO.5; oct 81.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER "a.

OIIOBEK II.
10TH AVE. cor 57th ST. 75xi0; Joseph
Miller agt Ophthalmic and Aural Insti-
tute owner: Wills Marvin, contractors;
S.. 400 -.
10TH ST. So West: Annette l. Hough agt
Sixty-two West 18th street and Royal Pas
time 60, Inc owners; Edward Weber, con-
tractor: $26j 10.
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ALTERATIONS.
OCTOBER q.
The Bronx,

ROSEDALE AVE, No 1913; TO sly ,,,,..
dwelilns' Eox4Zi p 1iau 5Sio 100 West i2m d,
architect: cost, 1000.
ROSEDALE AVE, No 1913; t. 81 ,..
frame dwelling. is 2x2s.6; GIauber, 100 W. W.
l21st ST. owner; Anton Primer, 2069 w,s,'
chester ave, architect: cost, $500.
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CELL sHlPPAN POINT TRACT.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold to l. ~ -,
ciIes of New York. large Uact on
Rogers Road. Shippan. Point ola III -
Conn. Mr.. Giles viii imeu'd'eN
residence
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER q.

OCTOBER a.
1ST AVE. IS. whole front between 10th and
Illth SITS: r F Heating GO agt Consolidated
Gas Co et al: March IS, 1913; sll5 10.
LONGFELLOW AVE, S, 90 II OF Jen-
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET,

The following transactions were re-
corded Yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salesroom. Nos. Il and 10 NeseS
street:
by Henry Brady =,
,... .,. 80, "a - West 5 s. 40 II e OF
Roadway, 5Oyss II; sly apart h; ad)ourhed !"
IENOX AVE. i5l. W :, SIS II OF llS.h 90 ~
2OIx75x irreg: 1 sly clubhouse
ngt
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest , per cent unless otherwise stated.
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nings ST. Domenico la Sala aet Chart. /,
man ct al; Sept 2, 1913; sls.5o0. ff'se
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UNPUBLISHED APMTs. WANTED
WANTED.

Furnished apartment in the vicinity Of
Park Avenue for three months from Jan
uaTy /, 1914. Seven to ten rooms and
baths. Address Tribune. A. Box 40.
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SEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
O 7 VbLN ~
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders attor'
neyD
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-09-13
SCREENING OFF NEGROES
New York Evening Post.

Colored
sfea by me action Of several Of Mr. Wilson's Cabinet
are Deng screened OF their
that it being done That
IN the possession OF their be
belief
what
within short time
Hoke Smith miao that
sections
o ~ wy 'A
so Tar helping Negro
for fine and able Negroes sefrepct
winch begins classifying
lest mere contact with them result
and to hul will alege it's Justification
FEDERAL government Needless
begun this shocking segregation took
which prevailed. ~
That all of this will expected The
influence phase
OF it will Wilson when matter mt
before him in its true light lust
believe he
entail deter giving heavily
disadvantaged = - 80 - : 5000
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-09-13
HOT TIME FOR DELlNouENTs.

We clip the following from one Of
our exchanges to warn our delinquent
subscribers what hot time they will
have if they fail to pay their news
paper bills. The same fate awaits
our slow-paying advertisers:
An editor who died Of starvation
was being escorted to Heaven by an
nigel sent for that purpose May l
just glance in at the other place be-
fore we ascend to eternal happiness 2"
So they went below and skirmishing
around, taking in the. sights. It so
happened that the angel lost track Of
the editor and went around Hades
hunting him. He found him sitting
by an enormous furnace, tanning him
self and gazing with rapture upon
a crowd Of lost souls In the fire. Over
the furnace was a sign bearing the
words, Delinquent subscribers
Come said the angel, we must be
going now. You go on said the
editor, I'm not going. This is heaven
enough fol-. me, 4.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-09-13

6 We publish in this issue the form
of petition to President Wilson
against Jim Growing and color segre-
eating by the federal government.
CUT 1T OUT, SIGN IT YOURSELF,
GET YOUR ACQUAINTANCES TO
SIGN IT AND THEN FORWARD TO
THIS OFFICE TO BE FORWARDED
TO THE PRESIDENT AT WASHING
TON. Copies of the petition have
been placed in the hands of number
of men in the Twin Cities and else
where in the state and every Afro.
American, and every actual believer in
the brotherhood of man, black or
white to whose notice it comes is re-
quested to sign it. This is but one of
the ways in which we can show our
dissatisfaction with the outrageous
determinations which are constantly
perpetrated upon us. SIGN THE
PETITION.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-09-13
SAINT PAUL

Mr.. w. J. Uttley has moved his bar.
Der shop and pool par1or to No. 30 E.
18th Street.
And sin when it is finished bringeth
forth death.-James 1:15.-Selected
by E. w. Giles.
The Office of the Small Loan Co."
has been moved to rooms Is and rs
fifth floor Union Block.
If you wish to invest your money
safely to draw four per cent interest
buy st. Paul certificates.
The heart of coquette is like a
rose, of which her lovers pluck the
leaves, leaving only the thorns for her
husband.
The B. Y. P. U. of Pilgrim Baptist
Church meets each Sunday at GAS P.
M. The meetings are very interesting.
All are cordially invited.
FOR SALE-A full dress coat and
vest for medium size man, will sell
very cheap. Apply in afternoon at
Room ISL, Union Block, corner 4th
and Cedar.
Mr.. R. M. Johnson has been COM
missioned notary public in and for
Ramsey County by Gov. o. A. Eber-
hart and he is now fully equipped to
do business for any person needing
his services. ..r . ..-,...-.-..
Barrett & Mueller, Funeral Direct
ors and Embalmers, 400 St. Peter
street, for SIS, will furnish for fu-
neral: A cloth covered casket, en-
balming and service, two carriages,
hearse and grave.-Advertisement.
SHINE EN- UP! If you wish a good
first class shine or polish, go to the
Peoples Shining Parlors, 127 E 5th
street, between Robert and Jackson,
w. H. Porter proprietor. Special
chairs for ladies.-Advertisem
The Globe Method.-To sell Furni-
ture that will Satisfy, at prices that
will Crafty. We give Furniture and
Stoves you do want, for Furniture and
Stoves you don't want.-Globe Furni-
ture Co., 473-475 st. Peter street.-Ad-
vertisement.
PROF. G. S. PATTY'S HERB
MEDICINES can be had only at the
corner of University avenue and Mac
kubin street. If you are not feeling
| we'll it will certainly be worth your
| while to learn about these remedies;
| Tri-State Phone 732.-Advertisemen
For nice home cooking, try the
LITTLE DIAMOND CAFE, ATS Robert
street, Mrs. M. J. Hicks. prop. Daily
dinner, II to o'clock, rs cents; Sun.
day dinner, II to O'Clock, 80 cents;
breakfast at $50; supper 5 to 8. A la
carte meals at all hours.-Advertise
ment.
Why not patronize the business
houses that invite you to trade with
them through their advertisements in
THE APPEAL? They are helping to
support your paper, show them that
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-09-13
SEPTEMBER, IS, 1918.
BLOOD LUST OF THE MOB.

BEOOD LOS Of me mO6.
Just recently a Negro was lynched
by a mob at Greenville, Georgia. The
very next day it was announced that
the Negroes innocence had been COM
pletely proved, the real culprit having
been apprehended and confessed.
The mob that destroyed an innocent
man will go it's way undisturbed,
yet it committed hot-blooded murder
without justification.
1t is fine commentary upon the
law and upon the ability of men to
govern themselves.
1t is especially an Illuminating COM
mentary on the whole race-hatred
movement. 1t indicates that the real
desire is to lynch Negro and not
particularly to punish the man guilty
of crime. 1t shows how debased a
man can become through hatred, and
makes one pause and wonder whether
civilization may work it's way out on
this continent when such savagery
can dominate whole communities Of
men.
Mob murder is worse than individ-
ual murder, and yet it is seldom pun
ished.
In this case an innocent citizen,
supposed to have the protection of
the law, was ruthlessly slaughtered
to make a holiday for a frenzied,
shouting mass of half-crazed men,
drunk with lust for blood through a
fostering of race hatred. Nothing can
undo that crime, nothing give back
that life. Yet the law complacently
beholds these maniacs proceeding
about their business and makes no
effort to apprehend them for their
awful crime.
1t seems inevitable that some day
the government itself will have to de-
wise way to prevent this disregard
of law and justice and .decency if
communities are unwilling or help
less.-St. Paul Dispatch.
The foregoing editorial, which we
republish in its entirety, strikes right
at the root of the mob murder and
is one Of the very best that we have
seen. We hope it will bear good
fruit.