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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Columbia Knickcrbocker Trust Co TO Man
haitian Mortgage Co; 500.
same TO same: 500.
Robert II Suckley, trus TO Guaranteed
Mortgage Co; $4,000
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to ~ Christopher's
Home; $1,000.
German Savings Bank TO Jacob Schmitt:
SIS 600.
Lizzie Kane TO John f Gerlach; $4,000.
William G. Fellows to Jessie + Beaumont
81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Title Guarantee
and Trust CO. $4,000.
Irving c Stein 10 Milton Gordon; 81. $50.
Dry Dock Savings Institution 10 Minnie
Sheinker: $4,000.
Gray Realty and Development Co to Morris
W Leonie; 500.
Clara Goldberg to Samuel NJ Mast; 81.
T. G Jones TO Charles r Lawrence. $500.
Daniel l. McElroy TO Anna l. DAILY; $1,000
George G. De Witt, trus, to Jenat De w
Brown and ano; ST.. 0OO.
Charles Altschul ct al, trus, 10 William
Elliott ct al. trus: $1,000.
John NJ Hsffen to & Haffen Brewing
Co; Sc. 600.
Frederic Agate to Helen w Agate; 500
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co 10
Lawyers Mortgage CO. $4,000
Theodore NJ Taft, trus, TO Elizabeth X Grlt-
fin: SOS. 900.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Abraham Stern;
$50. 600
Anna NJ Jones to Benenson Realty Co; 81
800
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IENoY STORAGE { TRANSFER co.

MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOuSE.
15S7 THIRD AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY.
To John IIorothorne, Lizzie Bruins, Leon de
VrIes J. Slsto-Wm. Kovacs. Mrs Crooks-A
Henry-Iudwig Baumann & Co, u. y. Young.
MIR Uoey- Mr.. NcGorey-D. Beyel. Mary Harnig,
Mrs and Fanny Levine. Myer Levine Arthur
Levine Louis Express. James Cassidy. John
A. Miller Annie Thomas Mrs, Sophie Struwe,
MAY Benin Jacob Bumberg-Lenox Clothing
Co Mrs Annie Praeger. Jensen Bros. Inc,
Johr Knight-Mrs. John knight. Geo A.
Mencke Or. Turner-Corinne Turner. Mrs
catherine Stevens-Mrs. X. stevens. Fred wan
dres, Mrs Hattie Purrman-Mrs. j: Collins
You and each Of you are hereby notified that.
the time for the payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given you:
we will cause such property, 70 wit, household
goods personal effects and merchandise. stored
In tho Ienox Storage g. Transfer co. storage
Warehouses at 1887 Third avenue, New YORK
city. by you. or in your name Tor In which you
may have an INTEREST,", TO be sold at pubic
auction according TO the statute In such case
made and provided. at the warehouse, 1877
Third avenue. New York City, on MONDAY,
November "a, 1919. beginning at 1890 a. m,
and IL the sale thereof Is not completed on
said date the same will rs continued at the
same place on every day thereafter. beginning
at 1880 a. m. and continuing until all the
LENox STORAGE & TRANSFER co.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attor
ney.)
NOVEMBER 6.
Manhattan.


AMSTERDAM AVE, 1915, s e cor Of 150th
ct, mtg on lease. etc: oct o. 1903 James II
Kayanagh TO Bernheimer e. Schwartz Brew
ms Co; 81 400; address. l2sth st and Am
AVE A, n cor Of 57th st; July Is. 1881;
l0JxlUO. jas Brady 10 Frank W Matteson
e. al all Of Providence, r L; $4,000 at
torneys. Strong & Cadwalader, 40 wall 81;
DIVISION ST. 81. n s. 747 II OF Eldridge
st. 24SxSG 3x22x99.s: Sept 20, 1883; Ascher
and Annie Weinstein 70 United States Trust
Co; $4,000; attorneys. Stewart shearer'
greenwich ST. AS, 2o1OxsO; July 80,
1910; Frank G Schltt TO Josiah II De VIII;
$4,000: attorneys, Bowers Sands ~
SAME PROPERTY; Jan II. 1910; Green
wich Investing co to same: S2S.OOO; attoF-
neys. Riddle q Margeson, 1l5 Broadwsy
HORATTO ST 80. cor OF Hudson ~
$780,, runs 5Ox 4 52.1x 80 TO g st
4G1O TO beg: oct %. 1910; samuel klans
to Wolf Beller $40 East Attn 81; $4,000.
LEWIS ST, 81. is4 II Q Of Stanton ST. 2ox
Ion: April ], 1859: William Tanning 10
Eliza Dean; $4,000; attorneys, salter
Steinksmp. 40 Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY; July 81, 1851; same
10 same; $500; attorneys. same. "a.
LEWIS ST. 50. 2O5 II 2 of stanton g. 2oh
100; April J. 1859; same TO same S='ooo'
SAME PROPERTY; July 81. 1851; same
TO same; $500; attorneys. same. ANN.
MULBERRY ST. 49, 20xSJ; Oct 20, lSOZ'
Luigi and Josephine Peirano TO Maria cav
sgnsro; $1,000; attorneys. Campora
Thiery, 80 Nassau 81. 100. ..
SAME PROPERTY; Sept 10. ls92; same
and Maria Peirano 20 Theodore Rieck;
$4,000; attorneys, Weekes Bros. 40 VIII
lam st.
The Bronx.
ARTHUR AVE, cor OF OAK Tree pl'
25x93 1lx25xg4; March 10. 1906 Benz Benen-
son 70 Christian Sprado, gen sdn; Sl2.OOO'
attorney. Herman Elfers 277 Broadway.
CALDWELL AVE, 2 s, 12.7 IT n or looth
e, 25X55. Sept 81 1912: Wolf Burland 10
Minerva I Dietsch; $500; attorney. Title
Guarantee co. 176 Broadway.
CALDWELL AVE, e $. where same IN
tersects J lot Il, map village of Grove
Bin. 727 n Of Cedar pl. 2jx5411: Oct II.
1903; Minerva / Dietsch 70 Hy chapman;
$1,000: attorney, Francis Chedsey, ooZ
Broadway.
FINDLAY AVE, Q $. 240 n OF 1e9th st.
iGsxlOO; Nov q, 1911; Samuel Rosenberg 10
Thornton Bros Co: SI.70O; attorneys, Meier
Nandeveer, so Broadway
1909; Charles and Mary Rechetsky 10 Hud-
,on Rose CO. sIl5; address. 81 west
18Th 81
LOT "a 20 So (plot Hs), map $50: psrtl-
ton Of estate Of William Adee; Washington
ave =. 1872 n from cor road from
Mestchester Landing 10 Bear swamp Zox
100, Dec 9. 1911; Wellman Finance ana
Realty co 70 Margaret. James. benjamin
t2d) and II n Elgar, exrs; $4,000; attorney
Halock. 800 East lS0th 81.
PROSPECT AVE. 1894, cor or 1Ioth a.
e5l0x2O. oct 20. 1908; the Begrisch-schorn
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r & C Co to Mile Brayer: $1,000: attorneys.

g. c Co to Mile Brayer: 81. 1000; attorneys.
Rabe Keller. 25S Broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n e cor Of
lS4th 81, runs 1915 to Boulevard Z
n 12O.3N c SSbx 200 To n 134th st
lOS to beg; Nov 2s. 1890: Cora NJ and
George W Bramwell to Jenate Dew Brown
and Susan Dewitt; $4,000; attorneys
Dewitt, Lockman & Dewitt. So Nassau st.
WALTON AVE, s. 4039 II OF Burn
SIDE ave. 15.3xl0l .jXS9. 11x1O4s; May o. 1905:
John w Cornish TO Luther Kountze. trus:
Si,s75: attorney, Title Guarantee Co. 17e
Broadway.
7TH ST (Chatterton ave), n g. 33o II W
or Ave d COlmstead ave). 25x10s Nov I,
1910; Raymond Page TO George Dever-
mann; $500; attorney. Charles II Baechler,
ll26 Walker ave.
l52D ST, s. 200 II n OF Morris ave,
25xlO0; March 81, 1893; estate OF Louis
P"nneman and Wilhelmine Penneman, as
eNtrX, TO Frederick Schlotterbeck; $500; ad-
dress, 9O4 10th ave, Long Island city.
152D ST, p, 200 II n W OF Morris
ave, 25x100; Jan 81, 1887; Louis Penneman
to same; $500.
SAME PROPERTY; Oct 25, 1883; same to
SAME PROPERTY: Aug IL. 1913; Michael
J and Lorenzo Figliole to Charles l. Men
$500 attorney. c Lippner $40 Nassau st.
18TH ST MARY ST., n $, 14b IT from n
cor of Elton ave, 25x10O; May 80 l9O9;
Lee Kwasniewski TO Utica Trust and
Deposit Co; $4,000; attorney. William I
Croak, As Broadway.
Theresa Bollgcr to Ida Bachmann; Sl,oOo;
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co, $50
Broadway.
10TH ST. 400 East. oTx73 10: Nov 8. 1911 {;
John Butterfuss to Lillian Calitz; Sl,boo'
attorney, Harvey Cohen. Park Row.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER g.


18TH ST. 1915 and 12s West; Edward Esen-
berger agt Carolyn NJ Swiney, owner; W
Swiney, contractor; s.. 800 %.
232D ST. s. 1913 II OF Bussing ave, 5ox
ia: Berth & Reilly Co agt William smyth:
owner; j Il Johnson. Thomas Crossell and
William Nerhofsky, contractors: $3.50,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. go; George Nathan
agt Chesterfield Realty Corporation. owner
Barkin Construction Co, contractor; S1oI 10.
10TH ST. n S. l45 II OF 9Th ave; Vincent
Valentine Contracting 90 agt Louis " Morri-
son. owner; \ Rosenstein. lessee: Marlboro
Construction Co. contractor: $4,000
MONROE ST, III: Empire Ffreproof Door
Co agt Miles Realty co. owner and con-
tractor: S225.
sTH AVE, 6l3 and els: Oriental Fireproof
Sash and Door Co. Inc. agt Drury Lane Thea
tire Co, owner. Blight Overfeld Co. contractor:
S136.
18TH ST. Sc and 3s West: f Dey sons
Co azt Van Beuren Estate and estate OF Tim
othy Kelly. owners; Bernard johnson. con-
tractor: S173 10.
BROADWAY, 250s: City Wire Works agt
Yorka Realty Co. owner; Seily Iron Works.
contractor: $40.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
Metropolitan Fire-ProOf
Storage Warehouse co.
M. 40 AND 4I WEST 66TH STREET.

IL, 30 AND ~ WEST 6bTH ~ REL.
New York. october Sst lsIS
F. ". Britton. Robt Masterton. Hattie VIII
Jams Madame NJ. ". Rique. Miss NJ. Halliday.
Mrs H. Il. Smith. Arthur ]. Ryan, Belle
Beach. Belle Beach Bain. Mrs. f. 5. simpson.
Mrs X. Braman. O.. Beattie, stuart j. ruler.
H. J. Becker, Nan Lee, Miss A. Mears FREQ
C. Whitney, Mrs. Fred n. Herrick Mrs A.
Jones Mrs Ethel H. Carter c. NJ. Fisher
Mrs. A. S. Watson Mrs. J. r. Huber MIS-.
Jas Maloney. c. L. Humphrey. Rose cosby
William Harris. A. harrington, Mrs GUS II.
Kean, Mrs w Haig: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that tn time Tor the pay
ment OF our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, We VIII cause such
property, to wit: Household Goods ONCE Fur
niture Personal Effects and Merchandise,
stored IN the Metropolitan ffre-Proof storage
Warehouse Co. warehouses by you or In your
name (or In which you may have an Interest,",
10 be sold al public auction. according TO the
statute In such case made and provided az OUT
warehouses 80 and IL West 66th St. New YORK
CITY. on Monday, November nth, 1919 at lO3e
a m and II the sale thereof is not completed
on said date the same will be continued az the
same place on each and every Monday there
after. beginning at 1890 a. m, and continuing
until all the goods are sold.
METROPOLITAN FIRE-PROOF SIORASb
WAREHOUSE co.
GEORGE OFT, secretary.
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 6.

HOUSTON ST. cor Clinton ST. x
(store and bascment; Isidore Berger agt JEFF
ferson Bank ct al Specific performance; attor-
ney. W NJ Goldsmith.
LOT II. block $50 gath Ward; Louis Pines
agt George e Van Tuyl. jr. 81 al foreclosure
OF transfer Of tax lien; attorney, Schwartz
man.
9TH AVE. 2l50: Stephen II Jackson art
Steinmetz Construction co ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney. ; II Jackson.
5TH AVE. Q $. 30 II n OF SD st. 65.5XiOoN
lis: Farmers Loan and Trust 60 agt Lease
hold Investors Corporation foreclosure OF
mtg; attorneys. Geller Rolston & Koran.
WASHINGTON AVE, 605 to 6lO deasehold);
Sierfried solomon 81 al agt James Carroll mo-
tice Of attachment; attorney, ID Lasky,
IBID ST IS West; Wilson Marshall agt Carrie
d Manner ct al foreclosure OF mtg. sttor-
neys Dutton & Kilsheimer.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER g.

141ST ST. Clio to els West; Jacob Gold
stein agt Ess En- Construction Co ct al: Oct
"A. 1913 (by bond); 500
142D ST. =. 200 II W OF Lenox ave
Michel ACCORDING agt 146 West 1920 s,
Corp ct al: Oct II. 1913 Thy bond); $3.50.
9TH AVE. ISL: Philip Grossman agt How
land Haggerty ct al; July 90, 1918 (by
bord); Sass.
BROOK AVE. W cor Of 141st st; Michel
ACCORDING agt Consolidated Improvement CO
Ell al; oct II. 1913 (by bond) $3.50 %.
10TH ST. 12S West: ID Angelo Contracting
Co agt Caroline NJ Swiney ct al; Sept 20
1913 Thy bond) s465.
10TH ST. 172' East; Chaikowsky kap-
Ian agt Julia Tomback ct al: July %, 1913
S37
ID AVE, 1868; Chaikowsky Kaplsn ag'
Herman Berger ct al: July %. 1913; $50.
9Th AVE. 491: Chaikowsky q Kaplan agt
Bertha Stein ct al: July %, 1913; 800.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same July
90, 1913; si25
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lLv read your statement recently that there
economic justification for The Tribunal, re-
Il marked Tribunal" advertiser, and the replies
| received from my announcement prove the truth OF
your statement as had hoped they would.
Il did not look for quantity but did expect quality
and from the appearance and tone OF these letters will
not be disappointed.
IL read your talks for time and used to ques-
ton the need Of investigating employers who will
ing TO advertise under this classification argued that 1t
was presumptuous ask employer to submit to
vestigation when he able and willing to salary
to your readers
"A recent experience had with advertisement in
another New York paper changed my opinion learned
that the better kind of oye did not respond to
mscuous advertisements. wanted saleslady and was
After interviewing more than fifty applicants to my adj
Il was fortunate, finally, in getting the daughter OF
one of my neghbors recently out Of school to take the
noson Under my personal tuition this lady has devel
oped into an intelligent and resourceful saeslady.
Putting myself in the other man shoes, do not
blame person for peddng his services around pro-
mscuousy and convinced that the better class
of workers will respond with confidence to an advertise
ment with Tribune Endorsement
81 heartily agree with you that there economic JUS
.;6caton for The Tribunal and wish you every
We give this conversation practical illustration
of an advertising principle which have written about IN
Tribunal" advertising does solve difficult prob
Iems-he Endorsed introduction gives feeling or comb
dence which brings resultful replies
Readers know that it is PurPosefu advertisement
and worthy of the consideration of the most exacting
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PHILIP KRIEGEF
IA nv WACK FIR
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
a. Chsrles NJ Sorensen Surgical instrument
sompany. a domestic corporation, having us
tbflncipal business ONCE IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York. County OF New
.,tork. and State Of New York. will apply 20
re supreme Court OF the State OF New YORK,
~ a Special Term. Part thereof TO be hello
~ he County Court House I'm and for said
county, In the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY,
,ounty and State OF New York, on the 2s.h
aay OF November 1913. at 1870 O'Clock in the
FORENOON of that day, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, for an order authorizing
taio corporation 10 change it's corporate name
10 {. NJ. Sorensen Co Inc.
dated New York November 9th, 1913.
IND CHARLES NJ SORENSEN SURGICAL
lNbTRuMENT COMPANY
By CHARLES 81. sORENsBN.
President
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" lizard Street.

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which the above-described
property Is TO be sold. Is $40. I22.22, with In
terest thereon from tho 10th day OF Septem-
Der, 1913. together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to s360.9O. with interest
from October 10th. 1918, together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates or other liens which are TO be al
lowed TO the Purchaser out OF the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee, IL so9s'So
and interest. 800
Dated, New York. October 18th. 1913.
FRANCIS X. MOONEY. Referee.
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RELIABLE ENTERPRISES THAT Offer INVESTMENT.
6os REAL. ESTATE BONDS-Denominatio $5OO each.

and interest to net 69s manufacturing corporation with
clean established profitable business aaos 10 us
nlant and has authorized an of Real Property Mortgage
Bonds to apply on the of this addition The
doubled from earnings during the past years e
are equal to four times of bonds Current net
are seven times Of interest entire issue
secured by city buildings and permanent "
details may be had by addressing Box 49, NewYork tribune
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sURRoeATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, n Surrogate of the
County OF New York, notice is hereby given
70 all persons having claims against Fred
euka Gade. late OF the County or New YORK
DECEASED 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
Iansacting business. at the office OF Ashbel
i; Fitch, Mott & Grant, their attorneys, NO.
on or before the nrst day OF December next.
Dated. New York. tine 18th day OF May.
PHILIP KRIEGER.
HARRY WACKER,
Executors.
AsHBEL p. FITCH. MOTT g. GRANT, At
torneys for Executors. 80 Nassau street.
New York City
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
CRAFTSMAN wants position In structural
steel. mechanical or civil engineers Office:
ten years experience as craftsman. best rec
concentrations. Craftsman, l52 East 60th 81.
ELECTRTCIAS.-Hon clean character: If
teen years experience: light and power wiz
Ing and shop work. six years testing and con-
strucfion with two Of the large companies:
moderate salary. Address +. II. Box IA. Trlb-
Ine once
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AUCTION SALES.

PURSUANT to a certain agreement entered
srd irving w. Young. I will sell to-day. at
~ m at 7s4 Broadway. Manhattan. Piano
Dept, one victroia (Mahosany), XVI, as pro-
nronar,y laws Moe Fry. auctioneer.
sANTTFT. YORZIMER, auctioneer. sells this
asy, November 7th. 1918. 1920 a. m. by
order OF Gmbel Bros: l27s Broadway; at
No sI7. in default payment by Albert C.
Dodge.
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CHARLOTTE ST, q, 10 II Of Seabury
Pr 75xI0O; Michael CappieIo agt Tiber Build
ing Corporation. owner and contractor; 5000
TTNTON AVE, T47; Alessandro Guastallo AIT
Joseph Dondero, owner and contractor: 1904
MORRIS AVE, 5s7: Solomon Sobel agt Mary
Connolly. owner; Elizabeth Hogan, CONTRACTOR
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RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

EXECUTVE-1ave had successful experience
sales and manager % %n,h
Nth concern where ability with this experience can be used to
mutual advantage SIS New York tribune
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED.-An ideal Who can think OF some
simuie thing to patent? Protect your ideas,
they may bring you wealth. Write for Need
ed Inventions" and How to Get Your Patent
and Your Money" Randolph a. Co.. Patent
Attorneys. Washington. ID. c.
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CARPET ClEANlN G.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tai l892. a6o3 BRYANT 437-439 West <6th 81.
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on floor 1868 Broadway. All East <Sth OF.
COE & BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth-
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses etc, TO Colleges. Schools and Fam
ilies Apply TO Mrs. M. ]. YOUNG-FULTON
% Union SQUARE
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
NOVEMBER g.

NOVEMBER g.
LAFAYETTE ST, cor OF White ~.
120.SX irreg, 10 Franklin 81; metropolitan
Life Insurance co loans Halenbeck- Hunger
ford Realty Corp 100000.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER @.
Manhattan,

PARK AVE. n W cor of seth st; Tor a
70 sty apt house. 7Oxl00; Fullerton Weaver
Realty co. 3 East Sjth at, owner;
CARPENTER 1 Madison ave. architect; S3oOOOO.
The Bronx.
HOFFMAN ST. s, 275.S4 II OF lsith
ST. . sty brk dwlg, 34x30; Joseph Borello.
2%6J HOFFMAN ST. owner: + Knockenhauer'
1901 Bathgate ave. architect; cost. $4,000.
1OsTH ST. s. 1896 II w OF Fulton ave.
6 sty brk tenmt 54.1xSs10. William j Dia-
mond 1886 East 166th ST, owner; Harry I
Howell. Sd ave and 10th ST. architect; cost
$50 900.
BOSTON ROAD W :, $50 II 8 OF Southern
Roulevard | sty brk stores, 50x55; Sykes
Realty Corporation. Charles Sykes. 42d ST
and Madison ave. president, owners; kreym-
borg Architect Co, 1851 st and southern
boulevard. architect: cost. $4,000
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
MADE so. 600 in 1--WE years with 4 small mall
order business. began with s.. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 6Ooo Lock
port. y. Y.
Female.
COUNTER GIRL in bakery: IS per week and
meals. lis Fulton ST.
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The Bronx.
ALTERATIONS.
6.
Manhattan.
Tho Bronx.

CANAL ST. 1873 and 1875; 10 sty dwlg
] J Schmukler 49, Canal st, owner; G
Pelham, 80 East 42d ST. architect; $4,000.
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BOSTON ROAD. Q :, 1877 II OF southern
boulevard sty brk nicolette. 90 Tx7O; Kill
wood Realty Co. 1881 st and southern Boule,
ward. owners: Kreymborg Architect Co. 1850
81 and Southern Boulevard, architects; cost
SIS COO
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-20

There appears to be some fuss on
at Richmond incident to the recent
election, and the hint is thrown out
that something Is going to happen.
Well to one who knows the ropes in
Richmond the charge does not mean
anything. The smashing OF the Demo
cratic machine, and Reputation Of
the Democracy is the whole bone of
contention. AS soon as the wounds
heal and the Democratic leaders re-
alize that they have received their
just deserts the trouble will be over.
This illegal voting has been buga-
boo with the Democracy OF Richmond
for years, but it has always at 1t win
this time prove to be, like the empty
churn, nothing in it.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-20

{ making, while the law of 1913 is the
product Of insufficient knowledge and
! limited experience; a monumental
mass of mistakes.
Another item in the category of
blunders comes now into notice in
J connection with the Canadian Agree
ment act of 1911. Was or was not
that act entirely repealed by the law
of 1913? over in Canada they think
It was repealed and that the proffer
of free trade in agricultural products
is no longer open to acceptance by
the Dominion. Undoubtedly section 2
relating to print paper and pulp is
repealed by the unqualified and un-
reciprocal free trade in paper and
pulp which Is provided for In the I'm
derwood Simmons law. But as to the
rest of the law Of 1911, which Canada
refused to accept, no one among our
free trade statesmen in Washington
seems to know for certain whether
it still remains optional with Canada
to change her mind and concur in
the proposal of mutual free trade In
farm products. Mr.. Underwood is
quoted as saying that in his opinion
with the exception Of section 2, the
entire Canadian Agreement Act of
1911 is still in force. The Canadians
take the contrary view Of the mat
ter. 1t is not now Of much conse-
quence, one way or the other, because
of the placing outright on the free
list of so many of Canada's natural
products under the terms OF the tar
if of 1913; but the fact that In the
framing of this law the question was
to disagreement and dispute serves to
demonstrate anew the deplorable I'M
fitness of the present free trade ad-
mnistration to deal intelligently with
the tariff question.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-20

forced. Where shade trees grow, the
ordinance says they should be trim
med from the bottom to eight feet
above the ground. bitches and gut
tiers should also be attended to, deb
ris and rubbish of all kinds should
be removed, pedestrians walking in
deposit all waste paper in the recep-
tacles that have been placed for the
tacle that have been preced for the
convenience Of the public.
These suggestions are merely of.
fered now that the incoming officials
ments with others which they may
likely adopt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-20

row are annoyed and all persons t.,
seats behind are annoyed so ,bo,
tically thirty persons may ba ,r 10y
venienced in order for two person.
to get seated during the performance
The new arrangement will not wo.,
a hardship on any person but win ~
much better when the custom go,,
thoroughly established. This is ,ho
manner in which all play house. T.
the larger cities are managed v,,1
great success and will be just as sue.
cessful in Richmond. 1t now rs
mains for the public to show tbe,,
appreciation of this new move 70,
their benefit and come to the show.
on time to be seated before the orr
tain raises.