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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12

August Heckscher who last January
purchased the former Harry Payne WHIT
ney and Charles w. Morse dwelling
houses. at the southwest corner of Fifth
avenue and 57th street, is to improve the
site with a three story taxpayer.
Mr.. Heckscher bought the property IN
the name of the 57th Street and Fifth
Avenue Realty Company. Plans for the
improvement are being prepared by H..
Edwards Ficken. The site has frontage
Of 1905 feet on Fifth avenue and lZ5 feet
on the street This was sold by Harry
Payne Whitney, who inherited the corner
plot from his father. the late William c.
Whitney. The Morse dwelling was subse-
quently acquired by Whitney shortly after
Morse got into financial difficulties which
eliminated in his incarceration.
The proposed structure will cost approx
imately 100000. and while the structure
Will be substantial and ornate. although
! intended for temporary purposes, to de-
fray the heavy taxes, the bulk of this
expenditure will doubtless be made TO put
/ in foundations of sufficient strength to
! carry building of a dozen or more floors.
Henry NJ. Well has sold for Charles
Gashot Nos. l25 and 127 West 29th street.
| two three story buildings, on a plot 35x
1873 feet The property is on the north
side of 18th street. west of sixth avenue,
! on part of the old rope walk" The buyer
is TO improve the parcel with nine story
| loft structure.
| +. II. Ludlow & Co. and Collins & Rowe
have sold for Anglesea Weeks and Anita
Clark the five and six story tenements
and stores, Nos 267 and 269 Elizabeth
street on plot 50x92.S feet This property
has been in the family of the sellers for
more than nifty years The new owner.
Dominick Abatte, who paid all cash, will
make extensive alterations and will hold
the tenements as an investment.
! The same brokers also sold for the
Savoy Holding Company the six story
new-law tenement with stores at Nos l45
and l47 West Houston street, corner Of
Macdougall street. 3Sx75 feet. The buyers
will hold the premises as an investment.
The corner store is under lease to Bor-
denis Condensed Mil; Company. and the
remainder Of the building is fully rented.
n. b. & d. w. Blumenthal have OBJ
p ldlItu pei lllISSiOl Alblll Nllt Cull tlllt
Court to sell for the estate OF George II.
Orange Nos. 242 and IA East S0th street,
two four story tenement houses, on plot
40xlO2.2 feet, eighty-seven feet west OF
Second avenue Title will be transferred
next Tuesday.
John -. Parish sold for the Princeton
CONSTRUCTION Company, Isaac Polstein,
president, Breton Court, an eight story
apartment house. at No. So6 to 80 West
Tooth street. adjoining the southwest cor
ner of West End avenue. on plot 7jxlOO.ll
feet. The buyer is Robert Z. Tod, who
gave in part payment his former resi-
dence at No. 323 West 74th street plot
3OxSO feet, adjoining the north corner OF
Oversize Drive. sale Of which was an
nounced yesterday II is said that the
dwelling was held at $4,000, Part of the
equipment is a pipe organ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
IN The AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
sdlesrOom, Nos. II and 10 Nesey street:
by Henry Brady.
BROADWAY. 1880 n cor Of l77th 81,
81. 2xll5.9x99 tOX1O02. sly apt house and
stores, Withdrawn.
BY Joseph r. Day.
GID ST. 2O3 to 223 West $. 100 II " Of
Amsterdam ave, 27jxiOO.j; II sly tenmts
and stores; sold 213 TO 223 to Theresa Abel
son, a party interest. for S1O3.lls, 2U3 10 I'll
sold TO the pldintiff for S93,533.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
PROSPECT AVE. 1926 5. 1886 II Of
Home IT. 37.6X1OOX irreg; ST. hat. sold
TO the Lawyers Mortgage co for S2OOOO.
BY Joseph +. Day
BAILEY AVE. 2G7s. =, 734.5 II Of
KingsbTidge road. 25xl0O; sly dwlg, sold
TO tn. plaintiff for $500.
BAILEY AVE, 26SO, s, 1923 n or
Kingsbridge road, 2JXlOO; bty dwlS, SOLD
TO the plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Ro.,on. JuIv 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
Tomorrow will say:
''VVhile the market is rather spotty, there Is
n rather better feeling apparent. Prices nave
NOT appreciated particularly. although there
seems TO be a hardening OF values both here
and in the West -,
'Individual transactions have not o1cn larGe.
bpt the total volume OF business has been OF
fair proportions and has included territories
OF all kinds. both old and new and fleece woois.
A strong demand IL noticeable for coarse
combing woods Of quarter blood grade and
below and a tendency is reported toward finer
woods also especially for womens wear.
'"rhe shipments Of wool from Boston run
rsnnaTv / 10 July 10. inclusive. we're 5000. 81
pounds against i49 93Sg73 for the same
oeriod last year The receipts were 81, $1,000
hounds against les $50, 564.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
LONDON WOOL SALES.

rondon. July 1.-THE offerings at the
wool auction sales to-day amounted 10 l3OS2
bales. principally crossbreds. The demand
Ssss hetfer. and prices were steady. Coarse
gradeS soId ouickiy and the Continent was
an eager bidder for the few merinos offered
The sales follow: New south Wales iV9
mis- oHd Queensland. 800: secured. Is "a
dis I'D: greasy. 7hdqls I'D. victoria
200: secured, Is 4dd2s Id greasy, 7hd
a. rasmania 100; greasy, 10dGls Id
XIV Zealand 600; secured. is 1hdqss ID;
greasy. 7zd@ls 80. Cape OF Good HOPE io2.
1rsasy eike6ifd Punta Arenas. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
ALTERATIONS.
JULY II.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY, =. bet Beaver and Stone SITS;
to ! sly Offices New York Produce Exchange,
owner; Bruno w berger 4 Son. l2l Bible
House. architects; 5000.
46TH ST. 40 West; TO a sty dwg Bris
bane. William and Duane SITS. owner; {
GIeen. lG3 Park ave, architect; $1,000.
BARCLAY ST, 30 and 49, 10 sly store,
etc. b Parr. Produce Exchange Building,
owner; o Riessmann. 30 LIST ST. architect; s..
600
Bad ar i57 East; to a sty tenmt; p
Zuria Tile Co, ii6 Charlton 1T, owner: "
Serracino ITO Broadway. architect $1,000.
3sTH ST. g. l45 n OF 9Th ave; to IL
sty store and lofts: Slender Co, West
3Sth ST, owner Starrett & Van Week. as East
18th st. architects; $4,000
The Bronx.
VAN NEST AVE. cor OF Garfield st: q
sty frame store and dwg, 2ix34; Demetrius
Hudon, on premises. owner; Henry Nordheim,
1887 fremont ave, architect: cost, LOCO.
Sd AVE, es. los II n OF l7sth st; 8 sty store
and 'enmt. 5oys7; Henry Kline. ~ Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS
JULY II.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. n e cor OF l03d 1t; for sly
store and Offices. l0l. exlbl.s; Mayneld ConstruI,
ton c., 30 Church st. owner, h ! casey w
broadway architect; $4,000
s5TH ST. n = $40 II " OF lexington ave
for a 4 sty school. 34X50: lorkville Jewish ne
lgious school 1913 East s5th 1T. owner; " =
Pelham, 80 East 42d ~. architect S5oWo
PARK AVE. cor OF 18th st; for a IL sly
aptmnt, O2 2xl5j. so Park Avenue corpora
ton 2i2 9TH ave. owner. Rouse 4 Goldstohe
3s West l2d 81. architects; s5UO.OoO.
10TH ST, " :. 400 II e OF Lenox ave; foi
an + sly Assn Bldg. lOOxo0; Young Women
Hebrew Association. 1873 Lexington ave- own
err; Jallade & Abramson. 81 Liberty st. archi-
tects: $3.50. 900
VANDERBILT AVE. cor OF f1th 81 toI
a p sty clubhouse, 100 Okla; n Y. n a. II
n n co and y Y Central " II II Go. own
ers: Yale Leasing Corporation. is Wall ST
lessee; ] @ Rogers, II East Gath st, architect
sJOU.0OD.
Tho Bronx.
WRIGHT AVE. W q. 20 II OF Stillwell ave
sly brk dwg and storage, 24x05; Joseph A
Muse 1867 Mulford ave. owner Anton Primer
?0G9 Westchester ave, architect; cost, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

81 50G$1 10: CAULIFLOwERS. nearby. hi,
81 259$2 80; state, $2Q$2 25 CORN, Carolina,
loo. jOcQSl 30; Jersey. 15cQ$2 90; Virginia,
Dbl. 81; CELERY, nearby. dozen stalks, 100
Zoe, state, Oj1s5c; CABBAGES, Dbl, $lg$l 90;
100. SjaSG; EGGPLANTS, Jersey, box, 81 90
Florida, S1QS1 90: Virginia, 81 jOqS2 10: LIT
TUCE, nearOy and state, basket 2JruSl 20
bbl. SlaS2 %; state 2-dozen crate. JOcQSl 90;
3-dozen crate. 81 5OQSl 10; LIMA BEANS
crate or basket, Sass OKRA. crate or baskeJ :,
SlaS2 IS; PEPPERS, Florida, carrier OOc1
81 -; 9-tm box S1qS1 IS: without ills. q %
QS2: Jersey. Dulnose tox, SiQsl 80; fEAS,
$1uSl ., Illard and marrow, biol
crate. S1aS1 IS: white or yellow, Don, 'JQ t1c'
basket 25a5Oc; TURNlPS. rutabGga, bDl or
bag. SlqSl 70; white. hbl, SlGSl 90. IOO
punches. SlqS2; TOMATOES. lloiida, fancy
carrier S2qS2 30; choice. 81 5OQS2. common
75cRSl 80; Mississippi fiat case, 81 lOtt$l 10;
Delaware Maryland and virginia, {.lashet
carrier, SlaSl 80; 6-basket carrier. u '1HSz'
Baltimore 81 5Oa$2 75; Jersey, Monmouth
County. box, So 7jHS3 90; Jersey South, 81 @OG
s.; dollhouse. l5-lO basket. 81 I1a$[
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

X In. Insurance CO. as trustee. TO Y
Life Insurance q Trust Co. as guardian -
assist. Sii9.WD. 800
same To same 20 ssstsD. $4,000
same to same q asstsl. $Ippo'
same 10 same u assis). SZi,VD
Same 70 same e asstsj. 5000
Same TO same 90 asstsD, f2l3,vO "a
Rent Bernard 20 Richard Sack t3 asstsp' -
sam y RosenthsI 20 Harry W Rosenthal' ~
YIN / Courtney TO Andrew Cuneo. Slo'WO:
LILY W Churchill ct a. eM, 20 Lay
Konan catholic Church Of the Ascension 10
WIN clare and ano, trustees, Slo.Vw. ~,
LAWYERS Title Insurance q Trust 60 10 DOL
lar Savings Bank. $4,000. ~,
Ny Trus, Co. exrs, to John Livingston;
Herman MandeIbaum. e1r to Jennie Basch;
Martha uuebauer to Irwin Untermeyer; 81. =,
Perfect Coa,front Pad co to hlcha'd
John Murphy 10 John J \ Murphy: 500
CIorinda Alpi 70 Luigi Magnolia; Sl,Oo
Henry Dreyrr TO Rosa With; 500.
Richard & sack TO Benz Bernard ~. .
I,eui Bernard to Perfect Coatpad GO; VI.
lame, r sullivan. adm. 10 Annie smIth'
'- TI'lc Guarantee and Trust co to Emily NJ
sans 10 Elkan NaumburE and ano, eSrs'
$1,000 , ,,..,t..h .,
Title Graran,ee and Trust Co TO German
SAVINGS Bank. 10000. .o-oo
Anna II Nelson to Comfy Mortgage Coi
$1,000. . y,-,,,.,,,
Iauter. 81. 10. ,,x oo,
NJ N Realty Co 10 Peter Alexander 1850
United states Trust Go TO Rachel Barley
and ano. trrstess: $3.50 .
John Humberg 70 Chas Hrandt' VI ,o.
Harry Muller TO Domenico A1zal. s.,Vn'
Fisher levine 20 Joseph Newmark; 500
Kcntar Realty Go 10 Fisher Levine Sl'""'
Vera Cornell 90 same; 81. 80, oo,
Iorenz Wrlher 10 Walter Comfort; Slo'W'
E.b.rIah Robert to city Real Estate Co.
So. 900 ,.,., go 600
Maria lIeiser 10 Edwin Wnlther' slo,u'o.
sophie IIoagland to Title Guarantee ana
Trust 60. Sl3o0U. - - ,,-,,.
Geo q De witt ct al, e1rs. to Geo G De witt
ct al, trustees, ~. -.t4o.
Helen q Mostyn to James Tro"ordse'
slD. ,- =, ,,-,-,.,,. xioo
Realty Holding co TO Jennie Is tTlspeli' si''
Tani Bernarf 20 Richard sack; 81. an ooo
Josephine Ctedsey 10 Nary { Gurhte' S-'V'V
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.)


BROADWAY 1851; three stores; Columbus
circle Arcade Co 10 Edward Kelly, Crotona
Lake, n Y: yrs and mos from July l.
BROADWAY. IJ6 and 1853; Liberty st. go;
store: John Beall and ano, thus TO Emil J
Massner and anO, Hoboken. j, . yrs from
CLINTON ST. Is; store: William Katz to
Louis Feller; yrs rom August l. l'i"' 80
515 address. 40 18th st.
MADISON AVE, 1874 and 1926; all; Con
vent Park Construction 60 70 Abraham Haoin-
owitz: 3 yrs and 2 mos from Feb 10, 1913;
S. 700: address, so Essex ST.
PARK AVE, 1884, part first floor; Henne
Metzger 10 Frederick Reinert; yrs from sept
l. 1913; 81 500: address. 1894 Park ave.
BOTH ST, 331 20 1876 West; all: Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church 10 Ackley
c Schuyler; 3 yrs from May 10, 1914; ~ 400
address - West 40th st.
GOTH ST, 2 West; basement etc; Mary a
Heydecker 40 Crane Oxygen Works; . yrs from
MAY l. 1913; 81 200: ADDRESS, West JOth st
GOTH ST. West; all: same TO Francis j
Welton: yrs from June /, 1913. 81 400, ad-
dress, West 9Oth 81.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwltb name and address OF lenders attor-
ney.)
JULY II.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

AVENUE A. 24s ?5.ox95.6: oct 20. zoos
Harry and Becke Wasserman 10 Peter OF
ten: $4,000; address. - 18th n.
AVENI'E A. s. 10i.2 II u OF saith 1t, COX
0S: April \. 1910; Jennie Levy to Honorah
Frank. $1,000. attorney. Jacob Levy 302
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. sept %. 1912: same
to Frances Monahsn; SO, 900 attorney. same.
CONVENT AVE, 8 " cor liTth ST. 30. Tx
rs: March -. 1909: Convent Avenue Con-
sruction co IN Union Real Estate Co;
t56000: attorney. Frederick A Snow. -
Wall 81.
HAMILTON PI. . =. 434.9 n from point
Of intersection OF l3sth st with said pl. runs
5i.3x 90 20 W Old Bloomingdale road x
49, to c said old road along said
to pt OF intersection with i3Sth st W
05.s to beg. Feh 10. 1910; Dakota Realty Co
To Miriam Bambcrger. $4,000; attorney.
r. A Levy, i9s Broadway.
HOUSTON ST. 6 e cor Macdougal st, 80 II
x741t: July 81 1000; Dom"nico and Annie
Ahbate 81 al 10 Mathilde Siegman; $4,000.
attorneys. Norwood & Marien. 6s Will
lem ST.
PARK Sr. 81 Worth st. I'D. SIS. runs 3
292x 80 TX n It's TO e s 81 2i0 TO
beg; Sept S. 1905 Dominick Abbate and ano
to Elhu Thomson: $4,000; attorneys, Merrill
a. Rogers. loo Broadway.
I'D ST. SIS. l1211 n Q OF LIST ave. 25x90:
' = . fh1fs SNWthcrn Investment 20 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
MECHANICS LIENS

Cd AVE, Gas: Isldor Kramer agt Marks Ro-
senberg. Jacob RosenburG ana Meyer hossn
herg owners. Isllor Brown. contractor; Sli'
10Th AVE. al: Abraham Heizenberg az
Catherine MeaEher. owner and contractor 60
Lafayette ST. :. 90 II OF so ave; JOY
100. SUPERIOR Glass Co agt Casolaro-F asahS
90 Inc. owner and contractor, Sl2O
CODDINGTON AVE. =, 40 II OF for.
SCHUYLER road, 25Nll6.T; Henry 'arue.l aS'
PATTY Vestaro owner and contractor; WOO
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LIS PEN DENS.
LILLY II.


,vrsr END AVE. sw cor e7th st, s05x
| 100: celia Cohen aSt Isaac Oseron et al 'ioie-
closure OF mtg; attorney, seiams ir, act
22D ST, ~ West; AlpnoInse M ~ ntg1. at.
Joseph Silverson ct al foreclosure VI "i'e''
tOrntys Butts Winning. oo-,, -, o5xe5.
KATONAH AVE, II cor 23Ith ST. "oa'o ~
Mary e Lowry agt Hilbert summons ea O. a.
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys DEAN i'N's ~
"S sT NICHOLAS AVE. SO; jeanette II Joseph
agt Philip Wood ct al foreclosure Oh H'e'' az
tOrneys Sherman Sterling. 1910, 20 az,
10TH ST 1875 East: County Holulhg " . a6 .
Martin Holding Co ct al foreclosure OF "i's''
attorneys Merrill & Rogers. - -. "a ~
RROh DWAY 513 to 5l9; Mercer 81, On =.
"a. broadway. 1856 and 15S; Liberty 81, o. anu
Waverly pl II and -; David h haisn ,,orre a.
agt Edw G Haght ct al partluoh)' avn
VEST SD ST. $. 80 It W Of Mercer ST. 4VS
X. albany CITY Savin Is institution agt hoseI,A
cora ct al (anended foreclosure OF m.s,, o." g.
to, neys. Rosendale. Hessoers' Deia"e'
iiT H#ooME ST cor willett st. 2'1 sor %,
Frederick w Senn agt Rose Berg et al To- =
closure Of mtg; attorneys DE WIZ N''A''''
LYMAN PL. s. s5.7 It OF stebbins ave- we;
aabxii9,ix rreg; VIM l. Condit ct al sst
Lillian sullivan , ct al CoI frossaner % '
a'iTYNAN pr 1880. william l. Condit 81 az
ngt Frank Ten Brock ct al Sfopec.TsuIe u
sn,c,' 1ttorneyr F,lkus. Gleason q fIosAautei.
'"' te{}iiniTEoT AVE, Q s. g911 n Of ls4th ST.
7Ox91. II Giannattasio Constructor - o, al
ACT West ls4th street Constructor ,,orno,s
faction 10 foreclose mechanics lien); attorneys
Menkeu Brothers. e,- t1a-zie act
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 81; simon hsr%i s,, or
Philip Wood ct al foreclosure OF mls'' a''o'
iS2D ST 622 East; Frederick Torkler e, a.
got SOPHIE Rnepper ct al foreclosure o' "'e''
"'f1GHiCN soTA ARE. 81 and 18th 81. q ana 20
Fast. Echo Investing Corpn agt VIM w ~ e.
tsnecias performance; attorneys sUOo'N
9TH ct. " s. 555 n OF White rams
80 or I'd J0x114: VIM Dtller agt geo .
Livingston Ct al foreclosure o. '''e''
neyg seybel & French.
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st, owner: fremont Architectural Co, 4ol ire
niJ wv ATERrn0 PI. iO2l: 3 sty frame dwg, u
x36: = Dwyer. 10th st and trafalgar =;
owner: Kreymborg Architectural Co. 1000 60
and Southern Boulevard, architec's' co''' W
600. - ,,, hrk
80 AVE, W cor Of fremont ave; = sty 5oe;
hotel and store. l9.6x96 Caroline BOSS ,s,h 20 at
Crotona ave. owner; Arthur Boehmer, l'o'h D
and Arthur ave, architect: cost, Sl,oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JULY IL.
BOTH ST, =. bet nth and 18th ayes; John
GiIes co agt Joseph stern & son. Inc ct all
June o. 1918. $3.50.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and attor.
ney)
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise stated.
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Manhattan.

AVE A, s, 1912 II n OF s4sh ST. 2Gxas:
Jennie y Levy to Frances Monahan, $50 West
- g I f. u'- -" Gc9N: : - q; " - -.-,t
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PENNSYLVANIA.

FAMOUS SUMMER RESORTS
Delaware Water Gap. Mount Pocono. Strouds-
burg, Cresco, PoconO summit, Delaware Val
ley. Information at 1888 B'way. New York
city. and sos Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. n. Y
BUCKwOOD INN. shawnee on Delaware. Pa.
SummerH lone for III scrimina ting People shawnee
Country Club Golf Course II. VI. WING. Mgr
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COUNTRY.

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED HOUSE IN
Moutclair. y. j.. TO let for July and August az
a bargain, screened porch. modern conveniences
minutes from I.ackawanna depot comfort
able Inquire :. T. CpALE, > Wall ST., \. Y. Z.
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DELAWARE WATER GAP.
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE
WATER GAP HOUSE
MOUNT POCONO.

The leading hotel OF Delaware Water Gap Pa
Now open. Booklet mailed. John Purdy Cope
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tpv Telegram 70 The Tribune. ]

81 Louis. July 11-CATTLE-Receipt
500: moderate supply quickly taken at
strong prices; steers. 81 p ass 50; heiiers;
Steers sass. HOGS-Receipts. 1900 &C
tive and higher; choice light 10 medium g
weights. 80 O5Qs9 10; bulk Of sales: gig
60. Digs. 81 500 IS %. sHEEP--Receipts.
Z ooo, sheep slow and unchanged: spring
lambs. So 50TSS: Gull lambs, 81 5o4$O; NUT
ton sheep, 50 5OQs4 20.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL DENNIS

Facing the sea and overlooking the fsmoo
Boardwalk Every room connected with pr.
waite bath or having hot and cold runnIas
water Capacity, 800. WALTER J. BlLbs
ASK Mr.. Foster" Gambler Building z-V W.
4ord 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
AUTO RUN TO BE PRINCIPAL EVENT
MEL PASOS FOURTH CELEBRATION

IT. HE automobile run to Dripping
Springs, Maj. Eugene Van Pat
tens mountain resort near Las
/ Cruces, viii be the big event for FL
/ PasO on the fourth of July
No formal celebration OF the fourth
| Of July Will be held in FL EasO- Flags
/ viii be displayed and there VIII be q
number of private fireworks displays
] The city will take no part IN the cele-
, brauOn and the soldiers at the lott
are TOO busy with the patrol "orh TO
I participate in any celebration
The run to Dripping Springs resort
in Organ mountains viii take many of
the FL PaSO au5O owners out OF town
for the day. The run viii start from
Pioneer plaza at s o'clock Friday morn
I ing and an invitation has been issued
! by the Automobile club Tor all auto
owners. whether members or not TO
make the run with the club. Indian
dances viii be given at the Dripping
springs resort by Nal Van EaIJens and
the FL PasO crowd viii return to Las
cruces IN time to see the finish OF the
July fourth celebration there.
Mrs Helen Miller has written prest-
dent C. B. Stevens, Of the automobile
club, and The Herald, that she viii
serve a chicken dinner at the resort
on that day, and that those who DO not
bring their lunches can get meals with
her She conducts the boarding house
at the resort. She desires to know how
many viii want dinner and ii viii be
We'll Tor any persons desiring dinner to
notify The Herald tomorrow, so that
Mrs Miller can be notified a day in
advance
Additional cars entered for the trip
include NJ L Burkhead, Cole six
sidney Hockett, SJudebaker "25;" S G.
Aubrey, Haynes 40" r c. Semple,
Haynes 30"
Altogether, chairman r. H Rinehart
expects so cars to make the trip. The
road from 81 PasO to Las Cruces is now
in splendid shape
The FL PasO stores will close at noon
on the fourth, the federal building and
postOfflce viii have holiday hours and
the banks will be closed for the dav.
An 2lf-day celebration. beginning
with a salute at 5 o'clock in the morn
ing and closing with fireworks at night.
is TO be given by the families Of G. W
Dennis, J. J. Finney, A H Key, J. E.
Walker and TheO. Sauer, all of Grand
View.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
The Sins Of the Parents
Only Just beginning to Have Some
Conscience About Making Chill
dren Pay Our Debts to Nature.

~ Ne Of the hardest laws of life is
that the sins of the parents are
visited upon the children. This
has been true from the DAYS Of Adam
down. but we are only Just now be-
ginning TO be enlightened enough to
have some conscience ABOUT making
our children pay our debts TO nature
and to realize that we have no right
10 pass on our physical, mental, and
moral Affections TO another genera
ton.
The crime Of crimes is for diseased
parents TO bring into the world child
that is doomed to suffering, and sick
ness, and to weakness and failure, be
fore ever it is born, or one in whose
veins runs the tainted blood that leads
almost inevitably TO prison, or the in
sane asylum BY the side Of that
murder is small matter. To give life
is just as serious a matter as to take
IT, and often far crueuer, because
those who are killed nave only an in
stants pain. whereas the unfit must
go through weary years Of an exist
ence that is a perpetual torture.
The sins Of the parents are visited
on the children morally Just as much
as they are physically, and there can
be no stronger incentive for people to
live decent lives than that their chill
dren must reap as they have sowrn-
1t is the parents who open OF shut the
doors of opportunity 10 their children.
and mother who are hOnOred and re-
spected find that the world is, at least,
willing TO give them their chance,
while the children of the drunkard,
the thief. or the woman whose name
is on the lips of scandal, are handi-
capped at every turn, and condemned
before they have had a chance to
prove themselves.
Recently I have had two very pa
thetic letters from two young business
women, each of whom has made a
fine place for herself in the commercial
world, but each of whom is being called
on to suffer for the sins of her mother.
One of these girls writes that her
mother is a confirmed drunkard, and
that although everything has been
habit, she comes home two or three
evenings a week reeling drunk The
girl spends her hard earned money
buying furniture and comforts for the
home, and the mother when she can
get money no other way sells and
pawns the furniture for drink
This girl has been cut off from all
the natural pleasures of her time of
life by her mothers sin
The other girls mother is leading
an irregular life This girl saws that
she was so ashamed of her mothers
conduct that she would never tell any
of the girls in the store where she
lived for fear they would come to see
her, and so find out about her mother.
At last she fell sick and they did
come. and when they knew her secret
they refused TO have anything to do
with her when she went back to work
She was also engaged TO be married TO