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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
FEBRUARY 5.
Manhattan.

5aD ST. 5. 300 II W Of Lexington ave: Tor
: stv clubhouse, IS 4xlO05: Women's Unlver-
sity club Realty 60. 80 Madison ave, oWht,
Nelson A Van Waeenen, 10 west 5n'h 81
architects. $50 900 ,o-.,
AMSTERDAM AVE 5, ~ II Of Ion
ST. for n sly moving picture show anu. ssA
4,.XiUD: New York Railways co, 100 bI0adwaS'
owner. Arch Amusement GO, 100 ~ ave ieS-
Soc. /, 4 Sheinart 1914 Bowery, architect 40
600
The Bronx.
WILKINS AVE. $. IA Il OF 10th st;
two , sty brk tennis, 5OXs2o and 90 Ike
yiIIe Siesel co. = j Rcyille. loo southern
Rnulcyard president, owners; hre!shoors
Architectural CO. 1880 81 and southern boule-
yarI architects: cost, $4,000.
nor AVE W ; % II s OF Aldus 81; TWO .
stv brk tennis. 42x93 Mack Construction 90
nudiey Macdonald. 1923 East l63d ST, presl-
'Ient owners; Kreymborg Architectural Co
lG}d 81 ana Southern Boulevard, architects
RR6SX RIVER AVE. Q 8. $50 II 5 OF West
chester ave; / sty brk stable. 2s.iXI34; Fred
erlck schneider So East l62d 81, lessee
Ereymhorg Architectural 60, lNJd - ana
southern boulevard. architects. cost. $1,000
iT4TU ST $ =, - n W OF Hoe ave, i sly
hrt stores: 3Tx09 H. w Il. Realty Corpora
lion Harry G. Bryan. 39i Willis ave. presi-
dent. owners: Kreymborg Architectural 60.
1G3d ST and Southern Boulevard, architects;
cost $4,000
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lows: 1860, $4,000 at Z per cent; 1861.
s.. SIS. 900 at per cent; 1855. Nl,i1,0o0 at
per cent: 1864. Sl7.72S,Co0 at 8 per cent;
1873. So. 800 900 at Z per cent 1884, S2i,Sl5,-
Oj) az per cent; 1890, Sl6,645'DO at per
cent: 1893, Sil.i9o.CO) at 6 per cent; l%"
Sl0l 10000 at . per cent.
The above named amounts were the
maximum issues. but there was not
usually more than % per cent outstanding
al one time. The periods Of these issues
varied. but the average was from three
to four months outstanding. During such
periods when certificates have been in use
individual bank statements have been sus-
pended.
Bank Statement.
\ bank statement includes such items
as capital, surplus and profits loans ana
discounts. net deposits, circulating notes
outstanding. reserve cash. separated INTO
specie and legal tender notes. Every Sat
urdav in New York there is issued a
statement of the association banks by
averages showing actual conditions as
whole. one giving the condition or trust
companies. another that of state banks
thereby showing the financial position OF
the city. Reports Of state institutions III
New York have only been compulsory
since 1908. when a rule was adopted 10y
the state Banking Department requiring
weekly reports. BY a resolution adopted
January IS. 1903. all members OF the Clear
ing House were required 10 comply with
the national bank act providing Tor % per
cent cash reserve to be kept constantly
ON hand Prior 10 that date the rule re-
specting reserves was somewhat indei-
mite.
ITO be continued Monday, February Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10

Realty Co. owner. George Vassar's Sons e.
Co. contractor: s35 -.
18TH ST : :. 300 II Of Broadway. 50S
l25. Dennis Canayan agt United Electric
Light and Power House Co. owner: George
Fassar $ sons x Co, contractor: S2S4.
1S6TH ST, 632 East: George Sealy Co
ast Kitchen improvement co. Inc, owner
and contractor: S22O.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n cor OF
ls3d ST. I1&ll7ll: Empire Roofing Co agt
Sida Construction co. owner, Samuel Gordon
contractor: $40
HOME ST W cor OF Fox 81. 94xi09 !:
Empire Roofing co agt Home Fox co. own
er: samuel Barl<in, contractor: 500
SlSI ST, EOS West; Empire Roofing Co agt
Construction Co, owner; Samuel Barkin
CONTRACTOR. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Manufacturers Slow to Meet the
Prices Named by Buyers.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Fall River, Mass. Feb 9-Trading in
the New England cloth markets last week.
was quiet. although conditions cannot be
considered dull. Brokers estimate the
sales for the week at 10000 pieces. OF
which about 5000 are spots and 5000 for
future delivery. Buyers showed q willing
ness to trade beyond this total. but prices
named By them did not attract manu-
facturers
Wide goods We're much in demand, and
the call for 3Sls-inch. 6Ox4S, 6.2j, at else
per yard, was encouraging, az was that
for SSls-inch. 64X56. $50, at Lie. Some
manufacturers held out for 5isc for this
make, but it could be secured at 1-l6c.
The wide end OF the market was strong,
and 3Sls-inch. GiXGo, j.35 yards TO the
pound, advanced from 5isc to 3-l6c for
immediate delivery. IT is difficult to Sc
cure these goods in large quantities for
immediate delivery. 1t is reported in
New York that G4x60 goods could be had
at jisc per yard, but none can be had in
the New England markets at this price.
In sateens and twills a fair amount Of
business has been done. The cotton yarn
markets were moderately active last
week. Some OF the largest knitters IN
the country VIII soon come into the mar
ket for their supplies. and uneasiness ex-
lists among them because Of the high
prices asked by spinners. The raw cot
ton market was little depressed, but the
changes evidently had little effect on the
cloth market. Brokers and manufactul-
ers believe that the cloth market Will
show permanent improvement.
The week closed with the demand mod
crate. buyers desiring TO purchase Tor
Immediate delivery and manufacturer
being rather slow 10 sell The quotations.
2s-inch. s4x64 4c. nominal: 2S-inch. 6iX6u.
37sc. nominal; 27-inch 6Xo0, 37sc; 2l-inch.
56xt6. .3l4c: 2i,lnch 'eNo@, 5'sc' "s.s-ihch'
G4x,j4. j-l5c; 39-inch, 6SX12, o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
LIS PEND ENS.
FEBRUARY S.

RYER AVE. W $. 2451 II n OF Burnside ave.
JONlG3 Tx irreg: Charles Kerner ct al agt
Kate Whitbred foreclosure OF mtg; attorney,
Il Orrel D.
LOT lIi2, Section 4. Block 1852: Mannados
Realty Co agt Robert ID Radcliffe ct al action
70 establish validity OF tax lien): attorneys.
Eisinan, Levy, Corn & Levine.
LOT 10. map Of Bruner estate, at jerome
ave and Gun Hill Road. The Bronx Mary ]
Whiting agt George Daily ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney, j g Higgins
Beth ST, s. 44S II @ Of Amsterdam ave.
l7Xlu0S: Charles Brandt act Gustavus ID Dick
lnson 81 al foreclosure OF Mtg. attorneys,
Hun. Arnold a Eberhardt.
18TH ST, =. l2j II of 5th ave 75xiOO. II I:
Windham Realization Go, Inc, agt Alfred G
Bachman 81 al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys,
Alexander 4. Green.
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The Bronx.

AqrFpUCT AVE. . :. s. n 5 ~ Brandt ,ii
nj fnNtGo: Nav 6. 1912: Morell Realty co
a. fsrool.t,.n Trust co: $50 600. attorney,
New York Title Insurance co. I35 Broad
way. . - ,,,,..
INTFRVALE AVE. cor FOX 81; "a runs as
. : Becl 81 X " J5.7y 1901: July -,
1912. Mott Ave Realty 90 70 Now YORK
trust 20: Siy5 900; attorney, Frederick \
SNOW. II Wall 81 -o,,,
I0T g53 q d, or map Wakefield. 2oNllfi
March II, 1910. leo and josephine heiner-
linz 20 Pauline Rywold: $1,000; attorney
90 rtas u Beechler 1928 Walker ave.
lots lG3 and 1874. map Section y. Nyse
esr,tc. Feb g. 1872 Kay 90 TO EDWARD
,;rernbaufo. $3.50: attorney, Title Guarantee
60. 17G Broadway; $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10

AMSTERDAM AVE. cor l2otn 81
81 t0Xt50. .uly 90 1911. Charter tonstruG-
lion 20 TO Lincoln Trust GO and Adolpho II
Figcher trus: 100000. attorneys James,
scholl A Elkus. 10 Broadway 81. , -,
HIiT,N 81. 1873 j.. part 41.sNss4; Nov J.
,ot5. Never Bloom 10 William Schneider;
50 ono. address. 14I I'd ave. -,
-GHNND ST. o. cor Essex 81. o'N2u; fep
tg,i. Wolf and Rachel Cohen TO Wen "
Navcr. s2i 900. address. . Bcekman 81;
ojTIl Sr. 1883 70 To- West. 51X9soi Jan :,
19O9, 4 Gale Needham TO John Nehs:
49, ,,e "a. attorney. Title Guarantee co, 1IG
9GTH ST. l45 Eost 1o.1lyoS.s: june, -.
1908. Mary and Ellen Wclstead 70 itlr pal,N
a.. :,Ting. CItv OF New York; 81. 900; attor-
nov Title Guarantee 90. l7G Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10

Paris Feb. 9-All business on the
Bourse just now is in the hands Of
professionals. who are maintaining the
stability Of the market with view 10
a return of activity; especially in the
expected enormous masses of foreign
and home loans.
Customers Of the big banks, in fact.
are already returning 10 speculation.
An interesting feature Of the market
is the animation in Russian industrials,
in Russian coal securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

13GTH ST. l67 West; Jacob Soften agt
Thomas j SimcOx and Mary Simcox owners
and contractors: $40 30.
JEROME AVE. 2637 to 2645; Anton Korn-
fcldt agt Magda Operating co, owner; John
T. Scharsmith, contractor: $1,000.
10TH ST $ - 800 n OF 81 Nicholas
ave- 5OxI0O: Dennis Canavan agt 1oOth ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan

9iTu ST. 3li to 327 East; TO a sly lofts
etc. ] NJ Karsch, Flushing. l. |, owner; X
Knubel 3O5 West 4sth ST. architect; S., 600
18TH ST 10 and 22I West; to a sty
stable. Monheimer 242l Broadway
owner { II Lang. iiJ West 45th 81, archi-
tect: $1,000.
CHURCH ST. cor OF Dey ST. 10 a ,
sty store and offices: John J Astor Estate
- West 26th 81, owner J. Il Densow and
United Cigar Stores. lessees: $4,000
The Bronx.
13sTH ST. " cor Of Cypress ave: sty
brI, store and tenement. 81. 6x92: estate OF
Peter Doelger. 400 East 55th ST. owners:
Charles Stefmayer, 1853 East 9lst ST. archi-
tect; cost $3.50
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

FEBRUARY S.
ROGERS PLACE, $. 6l24 Il OF West
chester ave. 60xs2.4; Manhattan Mortgage Co
loans Nalhalla Corp $4,000.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY s.

BROADWAY. n cor 165th ST: + du Pont
dc Nemours Powder co agt Broadway and
l65th street Realty Co ct al; Feb I, 1913 by
bond: 1852 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Old BijOu Theatre on Broadway
To Be Sold.
SITES IN MANY SECTIONS
Spectators Likely to Figure in
Spirited Bidding for Some
Estate Properties.

Among the structures Of interest thai
will be sold at auction this week is the
Bijou Theatre. This old playhouse
which was originally known as Woods
Theatre. occupies a plot at Nos. 1897 and
1899 Broadway, extending TO Nos. SOC and
50i Sixth avenue IL covers an area of
n.1x2i9.5 ;sxirregular and viii be disposed
OF at the stand of Joseph p. Day I'm the
Nesey street salesroom tomorrow \
number Of other choice parcels will be
sold by Mr. Day on the same day.
For the estate OF Mary VI. Bensel, the
southwest corner of Lexington avenue
and 25th street. including the adjacent
parcel known as No 5i-5S Lexington ave-
nue.. and Nos 1872 and 13i East 2jth
street. 55.5v49 ~ feet, comprising a mod
eru four story and cellar brick Office
building and one private dwelling house
No. 5gi Third avenue. adjoining the
southwest corner OF 39th street, four
story and cellar brick tenement house;
northeast corner 81. Nicholas avenue and
1s-tl street. known as 40. sos St Mich
oias avenue a two ana half story pri-
1921 .Xirrcgular
For the estate OF Harriet G. Jones 80.
3 West 18th street adjoining tho north
west corner OF Central Park West. four
story brick private dwelling house; 80.
spa-5I1 East l20th street. between Pleas
ant avenue and East River, large plot.
size l9sXl2l feet. improved with three
.-t,r,. t,ri.ls and frame bvildiuI. tile
northwest corner of 4tn street and First
avenue live story and basement brick
tenement house with stores. on lot AJsN
aa3i. feet. Nos. Il and a. West 2-d street
No. 40 will be- sold with the option OF
taking 30 T. at the same pricc-two four
story and cellar brick loft buildings with
electric light and northeast corner of
lstth street and Park avenue. large va
cant plot containing 800 square feet -
lots and some houses on Franklin avenue.
New Brsh.ou. staten Island. viii also he
sold ly Nh par
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and aitog
ney)
Interest ; per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY y
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders at
torncy.p
FEBRUARY 8
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Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 500. W S. 40 l0xlOo;
lew York Real Estate Security Go 10 New
'ork Trust Co, trus, 20 Broad st prior mtg
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EAST SIDE.

UBLET-Bcautifully ana completely furnished
seven large light rooms: bath: southern eNDo-
sure: high class: hreproof; $50 month. HoL-
LAND, 80 Bast 9th.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

ssld is ArbsqsaeVs bv sUTT's FsAEHla, q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

to bcgin right away. And when the
party 81 ix leates Albuquerque for
Ncw York city IN March. ONE of them
to take tour ~ the world, the other
five to tour the tropics and visit the
pBnama canal. and view the greatest
piccr of engineering skill In the Ids
tory 81 thc world. coneenlaltY and
ffirrdsbip will reign supreme. For
efrry candidate Is worthy the friend
ahlp of every other candidate and Il
win be- "a loliy party, indeed, that will
take the tour
While the fir.t list 0f candidates is
published tllis morning u does not sig
Nifty that nominations are closed. on
the contrary there will undoubtedly
hc number of additions 60 the pres
cnt Hist when the names are again
published next sunday morning.
IVTIY0NE STANDS AIONE.
a. should b. remembered that In
this campaign there are no "onice"
votes ~ there usually are IN con-
test. No "onioc" votes are issued I'm
this campaign. Every candidate works
on her own merit She obtain. no
bonus votes. She must obtain her
standing by her oWn personal efforts
aud tlio@c ~ her friends. One candl-
date win not bc "bOOstedn because
she appears 10 need assistance. Every
one win fare exactly the same. EVERY
one viii De- helped IN every manner
possible By the Tour Department. but
there win D. no discrimination shown
IN nnY rcNpfEt
ia other words this Is a campaign
IN which the best candidate wins--thc
woman who secures the largest num-
her of points through her own or her
friends efforts. Every point pub-
lishcd viii have been earned by the
candidate securing IT, No mearned
points win b. given anyone, in any
manner whatever.
clubbing arrangement has been
affected with some Of the weckile~ In
the campaign territory by which can
didate= In every district are enabled TO
Increase their number Of points by
securing subscriptions 10 the wecklies
ia conjunction with the Morning Jour
nal. This arrangement has been made
to cquall1c the points In the various
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

fn $500 houfs ifsf Werh Miss I1Or-
efor Ua.rr one ef the aggressive
fom mhauuuae candidates in the
hfofn'Ha Journal Round the World
an1 Inrrrl Sous campaign. Obtained
tnoaeh pil0u- aud coupons 20
sfr Der rrf hoHaf in fhe flrst point
exhibit 90 candidate published this
MorHn tfi naler heads the lisi
uIfH tlai fardIue of fi,57O points.
hn gfe1 paints phead ~ Mis- sadie
Dins0n. WHO enters fhc first list with
q total cf a.ft0 roints.
Aifh0u D 'sf neeh was bui prclim-
iHafi t0 uie uli hnliot-eeiting cam
u 'n Htfra tru This week. several
~ fhe candidate felnn getting sub
urHn l' momem they decided
u fntr fHr raee Others did not
Hft fir rclhi anfh Df ballot getting
iHt hs4f leu content 90 line ~ their
HTunn h1 promises for future sub
FrHou 0ie LORNA Wells makes
ead nrsi showing with a total point
anine of 4fi5. while Aiiss Pearl
fa friends rallied t. her as-is-
He tD the amonnt ~ .200.
rids Wcrk. with ca.h slip. from
ina tmf. q llst of which g. in-
tiUif du nnnfhrr puge counting dOu-
f'r f'u rreuiar schedule there win
undoubtedly o. much activity both on
tnn and cash lips The dou-
ttn faHf offer applies only 10 cash
ife aiHalned and haiiottei this wcs'k
Ife msi point e8hilai viii be- pub
fhni Hndaf after that the stand
mr af candidates viii BE- Published
gIae fHrh wek. tie polls closing FOR
fHn ni3.Wres count on Wednesday nt
H0Dn fm ThnrsilaY mornings exhibit
aHd saturday ni noon for sunday
mnalu exhibit
With tho Publication this morning Of
ffn lIf ~ namcs ~ candidates real
arlrlHe. ~ iiic campaign win begin
Tomorrow morning bright and Carly
fHf various Humcn who are striving
f fne Round thc World Tour. trop-
al eHi4es. ae one of the many other
attractive awards offered free by the
Nou.ne journal, will begin planning
fbeIf campaign.
from every section OF the campaign
fnHtnfY the select Young women of
almost rfcry city aud town have been
nmuuaitd and in the majority of In
HuHN ule fuung women themselves
fHtn Hri lu fhcir applications and are
fuds t8 taeein tlie active work of the
nmpHIgn
All ~ To WIN.
There q not one Young woman in
tlr entire liei that ip not Of the very
hehet character aud csery one j. In
tln utc 20 win Atuny Of them hn,e
already started and others are rtada
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
THAN 325 CANDIDATES ENTER
RACE To WIN WORLD TOUR OR $1,000
PRIZE INM0RNING JOURNAL CAMPAIGN
Miss Florence 8aer Takes First Honors at Start With Miss
Sadie 0Ieso1 Close Second; Outside Districts Well Rep
resented: ReaI BaIo-ceLtIng BEGINS ThIs.Week.


2 ~ ~ go 2 e . O. 2 . . % . - .
q anddapa la me Asr'o slsi'm plontsharag Cam
e published
fhHqlfrQHf. northern
s WIZ he personnel ~
"A + hHehesf 0fsef respect
F ro q ruun u q
fhs ~Oirde che Giohc+ There one
= pleased number
p-oud = this it and 800 b. hon
disposal n
fHH.e
candidate 3 there will
"a additions Nominations this
r. DfHfn.en b NOTHING nominate
aln immediately end Y9u should get
DON'T WAIT THAT OF 4 70
FHEEu ctr THE NoMtNATtoN BIANK BELOW, FILL y o
. IMMEDIATELY.
IiaIusH.sr r o. o.
canal 800 Jessie Q
French j. g. scholarships hneon lthfa
~ candidate
ff award tu ie paid o. commission ai the
se ' m alse1pons amounting 40 800 or more THERE !.
LOSERS .
4ttettt*eee4eeese
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

districts and gives every candidate an
equal opportunity.
II YOUR name dos nog appear In
the following lisf. send IN your ap-
plicati0n at 0nce. do not wait until
the Others have a ng lead over you
but start with the ret and ~ hOw
easy Il viii - to win.
Following l. the H-t Of candidates
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
DISTRICT NO. ..

Including all territory in the eoun-
ties Of Torrance. Guadalupe, Quay,
Curry, Roosevelt, Chaves, Lincoln,
Otero and Eddy embracing such cit
es and towns as willard, Estancia,
Santa Rosa, Tucumcari, Clovis. Por-
tales. Elida. Roswell, Carlsbad, Ala
etc.
Miss Slack, Elida, \. M.. 1,0l5
Miss Mildred Peters. Carrizozo.
y. NJ. ...-..........,.. l,Ol5
Miss Lea Kennedy. Carrizozo,
\. M.......... ...... 1905
Miss Georgia Lcsnett Carri-
zozo, y. NJ. ..... 1000
Miss Lottie Conn. Roswell,
~ NJ .............. 1920
Miss Anna Sehram, Roswell.
y, NJ. .....-t........ LOCO
Miss Eta Johns, Artesia, \. NJ. 1890
Miss Ruth Pittman, Artesia,
\. NJ. ........,......... 1000
Mrs. j. d. Atwood Artesia,
y. NJ .............-. li0S5
Miss Lucille McNelly, Carlsbad,
y. NJ. ..,............. 1905
Miss Justipa Baca, Ft sumner.
: y NJ, ......,,.. i,OoF
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

Ms Tony stanton. willard o,o
Mss Ruth sshradsr Roswell. ,.,
srss Haaie Nyers. Roswell.
MS sophie Mayss Roswell 80.
nss Ha1le Nook. Roswen
y. 81. .......-. ...--. ..t....- isN-'
lrs Roy Nook Rosw. l = ~ 1000
\ n .' ...''''s ''a' = Lois
W.ss Nay stewart Mor.ar.u
~ 81. .,s.-.-. .t+.. ..--+... lilNH
'ua lloyd NlcL Morany
n M ...s...-. ....... ....s. ..-. l.NtN
Miss Nora rlark Morlariy
y Ai. .s... ....... AtN."
uss Emma Greenfield. Mo-
rar.ty y. n. ........--.. l.o0i
Mis- Neihe smith. santa Rosa.
Mis- tina NJ. shane. santa
Ross. y. 81 .,..-...--.- i,eoe
Miss Zoraida sena. SANTA
Ross. \. II. .......-.---- l,vhs
Miss Alice Huckles, santa
Rosa ~ VI. ...........-.. 1921
Miss Olive s. smith, santa
Rosa. y. n. ............... 1920
N.es H1zle stearn. santa Rosa
n. ~ s-.-,, t'V-'
Wis ft.lh nanny o,-
Rosa y ~ -..,....,... l'o's
f.iiitt' ''''' ,ot-
Mouniainair. y a. ........ 1905
9eorse hiss'nH' molh'tihaii'
n NJ. .................... 1905
Miss Grace Sanders. Mountain
air. \. NJ. ....-....,..... 1920
Miss Bernlce Orme Mountain
air. y. 81. .....t...,....... i.0i5
Miss Della Myers. Mountain
air. y NJ ..-.-... ....--...- l,olu
Mrs 3 n. Noss Mountain
air ~ 81 ......... ............ l.NtN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

Real estate problems - purchases
sales or trades-are easily solved by
Journal want ads Read them, use
them. DO It today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

Miss Flora sprinssr. Old Al
hu4ner1ue ssss.s. l.llH
Miss Mar smith. Old Aba
NlefNuf ssrsr.st-s -stts-r+es lftus
Miss Maude Watson, 1905 ~
foffester ....s., t.--.+-.. l,Na5
Miss Jane walsh. 50f n End 1859
Miss sophia Walter, Old AZ
Ruth SpauidinE City .. 1895
Miss Grace Mckee. 229 South
Edith ............ 1910
Mrs. J a. Peterson s2t For
roster rssst.ss fs.... ...s+t.t l,Naa
Miss Alpine. Third and Central l,o0o
Mrs Nellie Caytnaugh. fifth. i.te5
Nrs. Mabie Whiteside. City i.0s0
Nra. Susie Dodsou. Central. 1875
Miss Enid Reed. fis 5 ArnO 1895
Miss Gladys Bowker 501 West
Miss Florenee Haii isii S
Broadway ..........- l.0u0
Miss Gladys Hyn. 1917 south
hfoadNnt t.-.ts...... i'lts
Miss Grace Hull 1917 South
Br0adWaY ....-.....s-.-.. 1000
Miss Viola skinner, COS south
Arno .......+......... i,0l5
Miss Eva seth. g2z s Arno. 1905
Coal .-............... i.0eo
Miss Evelyn Fox. $50 IS Arno l.0i5
Miss Louise Bell. coz =. Third 1000
Miss faurine scyerns. AZ 18th 1919
Miss Ethel McClaskey. t01 ~
Fifth .................... i.00e
Miss Florence Miller. 6z5 y.
Flflh ......-...+. 1000
Miss irene Boldt g23 South
Wilson ........... 1905
Miss Mildred Aver. ez2 South
Edith ....++........ 1919
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27
SEER PREDICTS
DIRE CALAM|T|ES
Few Have Good Future, Except
Suffragettes and Sep
tember SuitorS.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.
London, July 26-"Old Moore who
pretends 10 lift the veil from the flu
earlier than usual this year. The
worlds prospect for 1915 is not en-
couraging as old Moore foresees it,
although the suffra gettes should loudly
rejoice.
British women who pay taxes Will
vote in March or April next, and Will
hold public Offices IN December, 1914,
says "Old Moore" The death OF a
royal parsonage" in the first quarter
OF next year VIII throw all Britain
into mourning; in the last quarter OF
the year n great parsonage" VIII die.
and an attempt viii be made 10 as
sassinate an unpopular member OF the
Cabinet, he adds
In 1914 the Cnited States he says,
will be devastated by earthquakes, ter
rife gales, mine explosions. aerial dis
asters. foods and cattle plaques. Eu-
rope, Asia and Africa viii suffer equally
/ from such calamities.
of Europc-many persons who are not
professional prophets have made this
prediction Germany and France vii
halt at the very brink OF a devastating
war. y revolution is TO deluge ChinH
I in blood.
But loves rays illumine the DARK
picture. Any suitor VINO asks his lady
love to marry him during next Scptcm
Der will be accepted. ana the marriage
will be n happy one