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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-19
AMERICAN FERMENTIS
SAID TOBE WORLDWIDE
Men and Religion Team Mem
bers Are Back From Globe
Circling Tour.
ADDRESSED $4,000 MEN
Social Service Idea "causht On" in
Australia and south-Afriea
Christian Union in
Service.
BY THE RELIGIOUS RAMBLER.


Bringing tall tales Of triumphs in
many lands, the Men and Religion team,
led by Fred b. Smith and Raymond
Robins, a returned from its trip
around the world.
The most remarkable of all the state
ments that Fred Smith makes is.
There is not a problem which we are
discussing in America concerning the
larger rights OF the people, as mani
tested in the referendum, the initiative.
the recall, equal suffrage. minimum
wage. restriction Of child labor, the en-
forcement Of child education. ETC., that
we did not find being intensely agitated
q renaissance OF these democratic
ideals. All this CAV us a tremendous
opportunity. because 1t is upon such
ideals that the Men and Religion mes
sage is essentially based"
Ambassadors TO the Earth.
That quotation reveals the distinc-
tiveness of this circumnavigating evan
gel tour. Many preachers and mission
aries have visited all the lands Of the
earth, holding religious meetings. There
never was that had the unique
character OF this Men and Religion
team. Fresh from a years work that
had stirred North America, this team"
which consisted of Fred b. Smith, as
the specialist on evangelism, and Ray
mond Robins, the specialist in social
service, and the Men and Religion
the leading American cities, travelled
west until 1t reached the east. It visited
Hawaii, Japan, h port cities Of China,
Manila, Australia and South Africa.
The endeavOr was to repeat, 30 far
as possible. the Men and Religion cam
paign. that swept over the American
cities. OF course an unusual amount
Of time had to be given to explaining
the whole Men and Religion ideas to
the church leaders. many of whom had
never even heard the evangel spoken
with this social note before.
The number OF men and boys adj
dressed by the team during the tour IL
estimated at Ia, 00O-which 10 consid-
cradle OF q congregation, especially In
view OF the fact that they all wore
trousers or the local substitute there
for.
How Asia Took the Message.
In speaking OF his experience, Fred
Smith said: = often think Of that re-
mark made by an. Episcopal rector IN
and Religion campaign.in that city had
taught them that the church IL respon-
sible for everything In the town. from
what might be found in the tin can
alley, clear up to the kind OF bells they
had IN The church tower. II seems "a
OF these past months OF work abroad.
When we have challenged the leaders
In Christian work from countrv "a
country, they have responded With tre-
ItmendOus enthusiasm. This was Pc
culiarly 20 In Australia and South
Africa. AZ the close of the campaign
In Melbourne. which had sreAched more
than 10000 men. the lord mayor OF the
city said. You ana your associatea
have AlIed q town hall day after day,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-19

The farmer In great need OF extra
hands at haying time finally asked 81
Warren. who was accounted the town
fool. # he could help him out. ..Whatli
you pay?" asked, 81. '.Ill pay what
you're WORTH answered the farmer.
81 scratched his head q minute. Then
announced dccisively: ''Ti1 be darned
IL I'll work for tl1at!s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
RAILROADS OFFER BONDS
Bankers to Sell Chicago & West.
ern Indiana Securities.

Evidently the big Wall Street bankers
feel that the present condition OF the
money market warrants the immediate
sale OF railroad bonds. Following the
authorization Thursday by the Baltimore
& Ohio directors of new issue I'm excess
of ssS.oooOoo, underwritten by Speyer e
Co. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 1t was an
nounced yesterday that J. P. Morgan &
Co., the First National Bank and the Ma
tional City Bank will shortly make pub
Nc offering of 100000 three-year per
1912, Of the Chicago & Western Indiana
Railroad Company. recently purchased.
The notes are directly secured by the
first and refunding mortgage OF that COM
pany, and are first lien on the recently
acquired clearing yard and other prop
erty Of the Chicago Union Transfer Rail-
way Company, which cost 81. 10000 cash
and on other properties acquired with the
proceeds Of the notes; also by general
lien on the entire property Of the Chicago
& Western Indiana Railroad Company.
The stock of this company is owned by
the Chicago & Eastern Illinois, the Erie,
the Grand Trunk and the Wabash.
II IL expected that the Missouri, Kansas
Texas will do some financing before
long. The road has sl7.5oO.0oo per cent
notes maturing next summer, sls,ooO,oO0 on
May / and sl,5oO.0oo on July l. Back of
these notes are about s22,ooo.0oo Of the con-
soiidated 8 per cent bonds authorized in
1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
STEEL SUBSCRIPTION PLAN
Time Limit Feb. 8, 1913-Ad.
vantage to Keep Stock.

The United States Steel Corporation has
mailed to employees its plan for Offering
them the opportunity to subscribe for
shares Of its preferred and common
stock at the price of 500 and sss. re-
spectiyely. No subscription will be re-
ceiyed for combination of both pre-
ferred and common stock. Subscriptions
will be received until February 8. 1913. IN
elusive. and allotment will be made a few
days later. The corporation says:
II the subscriber will keep the stock and
IN January of each year. for five years
beginning with January, 1914. will exhibit
the certificates TO the treasurer of his
company. together with statement from
n proper official that he has been confirm
orsly In the employ of the corporation or
OF one or another of its subsidiaries dur
fng the preceding year. and has shown a
proper interest In it's welfare and prog
ress, he will for each of such five years
receive a caph payment at the rate of y
q share for each share of preferred stock
and 50 80 a share for each share of conf
mon stock.
II a subscriber keeps his certificate and
remains continuously in the service for
five years the corporation intends that
he shall then receive still further COM
pensation, which cannot now 10 sscer-
tanned or stated. but which will lie de-
rived from the following sources Can
collation. OF Subscriptions: transfer OF Ger
tihcste from name OF s1,,serieeT, whether
Intentionally or otherwise. !sa-lnf the
service. or failing 70 resi'rIs ealSSsyncnt
whm requested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
CONCERNS CHOOSE OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the Shinne-
cock Hills and Pcconic Bay Realty Com
pany held at its Offices. No. ls9 Montague
street, Brooklyn. n. Y, on Wednesday,
January s, the following were reelected
as directors: David Porter. Walter 8.
Fitch, Audley Clarke. James Noel Brown,
Charles II. Shaw and Edwin II. Brown.
The following officers were elected TO
serve for the ensuing year: David Porter,
president Audley Clarke and James Noel
Brown. vice presidents: Charles II. Shaw.
secretary and treasurer
At the annual meeting Of the Cosmo-
politan Land Company held at its offices,
No 189 Montague street, Brooklyn. y. Y,
held on Monday the following were re-
elected as directors: David Porter, Aud
ley Clarke, Walter S. Fitch, Frederic l..
Gunnison and Henry Firth Wood. The
following officers were elected 10 serve
for the ensuing year: David Porter, presi-
dent; Audley Clarke, vlce-president;
Henry Firth Wood. secretary and treas
urer. The Cosmopolitan Land Company
last year declared a dividend Of 20 per
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11

Apartment house trading was feature
Of the real estate market yesterday.
transaction in which 81 ,o75 600 is involved
was negotiated by John II. Berry, who
sold for the Gray Realty Development
Company (Ohn D. Gray. PRESIDENT the
| two eight story fireproof apartment
houses known as the Charlemagne and
the Ramona, at No. SIS to 5Si West l1lth
street, l5S feet east OF Broadway. on
plot lesx1oO feet containing eighty apart
ments, with a gross rental of Si,@
wear. The buyer Is the Mecks estate,
| which gives in part payment the twelve
story loft building Nos. Al and As West
18th street, between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues on a plot 50x1OD feet. The building
Is occupied by the John j. Mitchell Pub
fishing Company under long lease, ana
adioins the twelve story 1oo-foot building
| sold by Mr.. Berry TO John j. Gibpons IN
November last for $4,000. The apart
ment houses were held at $4,000 and the
18th street building at s25,oW. Arthur
Knox. as attorney. represented the Meehs
estate In closing the contracts, and Len
maier & Pellet, attorneys. represented
the Gray Realty and Development COM
pany.
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaun have
bought from the United States Trust
Company, as trustee for the Maboltt es-
tate, the five story apartment mouse
Northumberland, at Nos go and 672 Lex
ington avenue. The property measures
S7xeo feet and adjoins the southwest cor
ner Of 56th street. II is under lease TO
yearly tenants The Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown Company and John n.
Golding were the brokers in the transac-
ton. The Mandelbaums recently sold NO.
eoS Lexington avenue, in the same block.
The Kirby Construction Company 81.
Charles and Martin Weschler) has SOLO
No. Go Northern avenue, a five story apart
ment house. on plot 50x1o feet, located
% feet south Of 1Slst street. The pur-
chasers are Isidor Baer and others. In
part payment the Kirby CONSTRUCTION
Company takes the five story fathouse
No. 139 Edgecombe avenue, on plot 23.9x
113.3x irregular, north Of 1ilst street This
property has been resold by the klroy
company to a buyer, who gives Ions
Island property in part payment. the
Northern avenue house is one OF two
structures erected by the company on
land purchased a couple Of years ago
Felix Isman. as head of syndicate,
added TO his large holdings in Manhattan
real estate yesterday by the purchase OF
the dwelling house properties No. l29
West 42d street and No. 126 TO $50 West
AID street The parcels were disposed OF
by Mrs. Sarah Gardner McGill. widow OF
DR.. McGnl, former president of swarth-
more College.
Mrs. McGill conducted for many years
the Hotel Gardner. on the premises. The
property has a frontage OF 20 feet in l2d
street and GA feet In AID street. 1t was
reported that Mr.. Isman paid $4,000 for
the 42d street parcel-the highest amount
for property OF its size for that block. The
transaction was negotiated by Leopold
We'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREH0Ubs
COMPANY,
Ic-l- NVEST GATH STREET,

To Mrs. Lucille Ware. Edward I. RegnSss
Mrs. A Worsnop, Herman +. EisfeIa' -.
SON. Mrs Annie N. Percivai. Mrs. H. duerls'
Mrs. O, s. Beaton. Miss isabelle Proes2'
Miss j.. I. Haswell. Mrs. Ida N. La~rSss<
l. F. K Ma! n M,s r. snd IuaMs ssSss
& Co.. Mrs.. Catherine Nicholas. W. I. -
son. Mrs. L. Francesca, Mrs Jeanneth 49,.
Mr.. RE ogfsi You and ,,1 each ,o Of ,S ss'
men, OF our lien upon the properly her11s.
after described. having expired after sus,,
notice thereof had been given you, w. ~.
and merchandise. stored by you or In ~
name In the warehouse of the company ~ ~
be sold at public auction. according tc ~ ~
statute IN such case made ana PROVE es,
southeast corner 18th Street and Cnvsv"v
Place. New York City. commencing TussSSs'
January 'aIst. 1918. at 1890 A. NJ, ana s'sSy
thereafter. at the same place and hour ss%''
LIBERTY aaH fS0I STORAGE S." AND nd wAREHogas
THE FOLLOWING VERSIONS are 49, ssJI
notified that the household goods. perssss2'
effects. merchandise and etc.. on stSgss
Will be sold at Public Auction. Tuesdsy' ~
81, and Tuesday. Jan. 2s. 1918; q ~
over ono years storage charges due;
according 10 law In such cases, BY ORGY
Thomas Reilly. Proprietor, BroadWay ~
age warehouse, 3zso-*o-St brosu
d. Castieton. NJ. Fitxsimmons Mrs L.
Mrs. z. winters. Mrs II. Roe. A. W., pe
L. A. Morris. Miss z. NJ. walters, Jonsst'
Mccormick. A. J. Nelson. Mrs. NJ Scs
:. Turner Mrs. Elizabeth Danton. Mre.<X
Begold, Edward Creberer. 7. p. Gibnsys.S q
NJ Jamminson, o. c. Beck. M. VIII
II. II. Ryan. Miss A. Smith. Mrs. HAN
Mrs Travers, Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
Higgans. J. D. Trenholm, NJ. 4. Fays
Frommeyer. Mr.. Porter. ]. McC1oeky'
David Wilson, Mr.. Maichux. d. w. 10
mingham. Mrs. A. Jackson $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
AS TO RECENT BUYERS.

Ennis e. sinnott are the buyers OF the
three story building on lot 3xlol.l0 feet,
at No. 233 West Tooth street. reported sold
recently through NJ. NJ. Haywood & Co.
The premises are occupied by the
Nameoki Club.
Som Brothers were interested with
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum in the
purchase of No. 2l5 and PIT West SD
street. at Thursdays sale OF the Cum
ningham estate properties.
Eugene Van Schaich Is the buyer Of the
dwelling No. l23 East 3sth street. the
sale of which by the Hicks estate was
reported OH Wednesday.
Lowenfeld e. Prayer are the buyers OF
the plot. 100xl2o at the north corner OF
Riverside Drive and l4ith street. the sale
OF which by George W. McLanahan. OF
Washington, D. C.. through William A.
White & Sons, was reported recently.
A syndicate. headed by Sol Bloom. Is
the buyer OF the old cemetery property
On East 18th and 18th streets. east OF
Fret avenue, reported sold several weeks
ago. The city ia negotiating for the
purchase of part of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
LEASES IN WALL STREET
Space in Fifth Avenue Buildings
Also in Demand.

George r. Read & co. nave rented TOT
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown d
Co. the entire tenth and eleventh floors
in No. Wall street to n. A. Brown e. Co.
for a term OF years, and for kerby Ste
vens the entire eleventh floor and part
of the twelfth floor in Nos. So and s. Wall
street to Jardne, Mathewson G. Co. for a
term of years.
julius Straus has about concluded ne
gotiations for the rental OF the store and
basement at No. IS Fifth avenue for the
use of a dairy and lunch ROOM
John V. S. Oddie has leased 10 Sanford
& Sanford, tailors, the first floor in No.
$40 Fifth avenue for ten years at an az
Eregate rental Of $4,000. The lessees were
located at No. 176 Fifth avenue for many
years The space at No. 542 Fifth avenue
is at present occupied by Mary Anderson
Warner. dressmaker.
Corn G. Co. and Benjamin Englander
have leased 1850 feet in No. us to 125
West Goth street to Michael Brothers for
a term OF years; also. space in No. Is to
10 East 18th strete To Greenberg Brothers.
The rutland & Whiting Company has
leased the store and basement No. s.
street 10 DTetUUduuI, lINt
floors at No. 37s Washington street TO
KERN & Dunn; loft at No. l43 Blocker
street to the Zunno Company; the loft at
Nos 500 and $50 East I'D street TO the New
York Reed and Rattan Company; loft at
No. 81 Beekman street TO Demetrius
Atheras; lofts at No. Peck Slip TO the
Standard Handle Company. and loft at
Nos. IS and 20 Oak street to the j. NJ.
Horton Ice Cream Company.
l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co., Inc, have
rented to the Universal Textile Company
the entire building at Nos IS and 9s
Grand street on a long term lease.
The j. c. Einstein Company, Incorpo-
rated. has leased for the Carlisle Con-
struction Company the fourth loft at No
10 TO 25 East Gath street to Mcdonald &
Derringer; for the Marmac Construction
Company, the seventh loft in No. 1873 to
1874 West 27th street to Peter Samuels &
Co.: for the 2sth Street and Seventh Ave-
nue. Realty Company $500 square feet In
No. 1853 to 15e West eth street to Rich
& sayles. and for Louis Stern the tor
loft in Nos. 9 and West 18th street to
the Shack Manufacturing Company.
Leo J. Fishel has rented for Samuel
Park. receiver. the first lofc at No. 900
Fifth avenue northeast corner OF 31st
street) to D. Lisner e. Co, now at Fifth
avenue and 18th street. for term Of ten
years from May !, 1913.
The julius Friend, Edward NJ Lew
Company has leased for the 2Sth Street
and Seventh Avenue Realty Company
space In No 1853 to 159 West eth street
to Gittelson & Steinhaus for a term o!
years.
The Cross Brown Company has leased
the fourth floor in No. 20 70 "a West 37th
street to J. w. Davidson for long term
of years.
William A. White & Sons have leased
for a term of years a physicians apart
| ment In No. 10 West 54th street to DR.. w
Sohier Bryant. and. In conjunction will
George r. Read e. Co. a bachelor apart
ment In the same house to William ]
Duane.
A. Won Ostermann reports having mad'
leases In the Emmet Building. Madison
avenue aud 10Th street. to L. NJ. Sergeant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


Newbury. Inc. .sgt l. Roberts ct al: Sept
~ SANE ,Si5 f q, p same as' same; Sept
s3D ST 70 3Ist ct. sth and eth ayes; block
etc: Hull. Grippon co ast Pennsylvania
Tunnel and Terminal II Co ct al; Oct
sTH AVE, 5. bet 3lst and s2d SITS; Con-
crete steel Co agt same; Oct 81 islz:
SANE PROPERTY: Hinkls Iron Co az,
same Nov T. 1912; sl7l 40.
ss I same. am Sey !: 1872: siis 81: e.. -,
Gravel Go agt same; Nov !. 1912; sils25
7TH AVE. " =, ais, 20 $50 st. Donald
Mclean agt pennsylvania, ~ Lons
SAME PROPERTY; Jeanette Glass co agt
Nov Q. 1912: $3.50 81.
SAME PROPERTY; same az. same; Nov
1TH and 9th ayes. -slst 10 SAD St; block.
etc; United Building Material Co agt same:
~ HorGRToN AVE. 9. sso.2 It " Of
Havemeyer ave; Unionport Lumber and Mtg
Go g al ass BarSaro Meyers ct al; Nov
SANE PROPERTY: Peter Lenzars ast
same; Dec 10. 1912 s113.
SAME PROPERTY; Adam Mink ast same
oT wEBsfER AVE- AVE-; s, EOS IT s of 1880 st:
Lanigan Bios. Inc. sgt J Schwartz Contract
ing Co et al: Dec IL. 1912: 1888 30.
SAME PROPERTY: Houghtalins sut-
phen sgt same; Dec 10, 1912: $62o.
PROSPECT AVE. cor OF lIsth -:
Alberene stone Co agt O'Rourke Bros Co
ct al. Dec 81, 1912: si99 So
29TH 81. 202 and 204 East: Contractors
Equipment Co agt Theresa Koehler ct al:
Jan 4. 1918: S2S.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoNCovRsE.
$ cor Fordham road: sans agt John A
Kol ct al: Dec 30. 1912; sIss
list ST. 90 West: Samuel J. Waller agt
Henrietta Echeyerria ct al; Jan 8, 1912;
ss,lT0I6.
GATH ST 4cs East: Morris Siegel agt Ida
Kelly ct al; Dec 90. 1912: $I54 As.
BROADWAY. ST. Nicholas ave and 1851
st. Hinkle Iron Co ngt Broadway and l65th
4oTH ST. is and IL East; J Clay Prod.
ucts co agt LILLIAN B Hyde ct al: Aug %,
1912: 81 b66 o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change salesroom, Nos. IA and 10 Nesey
street:
BY Henry Brady
141ST ST COS and COZ West ., lo - y,
the plaintiff for si05,s63.
BY Joseph =. Day.
CHERRY ST. 39I and $685. s s. Il.8 II o,
Scanned ST, 45.oxs2.ox irreg; ETY. tenmt ana
stores: adjourned 10 Jan -.
HUDSON ST. l4I and 14e' cor ilupe,
the plaintiff for $4,000. 80
1lITH ST. 90 10 81 East, s. 10 ~ o,
Madison ave, 482x101ll: sty tenmt anu
stores: sold to the plaintiff for sfoooo
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
1ssTH ST, West (proposed). ., e5 II W OF
Wadsvorth ave. 5oI34.ll; vacant; sold 10 NOD
crit W Maloney for 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lesseeD
BOSTON ROAD. 1918. store and basement,
Heinrich Kei TO Adolph Steiner ana ano
Boston road. . -,
BROADWAY. III. store floor; trustees OF
Sailors Snug Harbor to VIM Il Hiker q con
90. Q yrs mos from May !. 1918: SIoco. al
dress. 1872 West oath ct. ..
30 AVE. i0i. store and part oasenlcnt
Henrietta r Hu.cheson 10 samuel nilpol,
steiner: 3 yrs from May I. 1912: sl.soo' ad-
dress. 5I2 Park ave. x.u,.,..
7TiI AVE, Isl. store and rart oatenlsn,
Madison square Mortgage 60 20 NAV fa ~ ado
Z yrs 10 mos from December l. i'l-' s"'-V'
address, 523 West l3lst 81. e.,,,., VIA
sTU 81. S East: east y store: sanluei &c, ~,
lin TO Henry Neglia: yrs mos from fep'
ruary I. 1918: 500: address Eas s,sSbardt 10
C;crsmann & Lozncr: . yrs from Nov l. l'i-'
$40. address. 455 East 1879 ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
MRS. cARHART BUYER OF PLOT

Mrs. Amory s. Carhart, of Tuxedo. is
the buyer OF the plot, boxlo0.s feet, on the
north side Of 95th street. 100 feet east Oh
Fifth avenue. the sale OF which by Gen
eral Lloyd s. Bryce was reported re.
Gently. Pease e. Gilman were tne
brokers. Mrs. Carhart Will erect a dwen-
ing on the site for her own occupancy.
Adjoining this property to the east ls
the plot recently purchased by Ernesto
G. Fabbri, part OF which he will improve
with q dwelling for himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
LIS PEND ENS.

Sd AVE, s, CAS- It n OF 41st st, "a sxlo0;
Margaretta Doscher ast Sophia d z Doscher ct
al (partition); attorneys, s NJ 4 d Meeker.
10TH ST, 34i East; Nicholas Albert agt
Emilio Sarno spee!nc performance; attorney.
IL Corn.
10th ST. SO East: City OF New York agt
Hyman Berkman (notice Of levy; attorney. A
X Watson.
i31sT ST. East: Anna Spring sgt
Charles W Conner ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorneys, Wilson, Barker & Wager
LOT so. block 1857, Section Z, Manhattan;
David Lippmann agt Roma II Meade ct al
tamended foreclosure Of tax Hem; attorney II
Swain.
COLUMBUS AVE. 163 and 765: Oscar
Kunath agt John Romann ct al foreclosure
OF mtg; attorney. Ettlnger
"a ave. 8, 34.4 II n OF 18th st. 11.Ix7s; Louis
apce): attorney. A 5 Weltfisch.
HUGHES AVE. 23l6: NJ Mosson Co Unc) agt
Aida Amabile ct al faction 10 set aside decd
attorneys, Otterbourg. SLENDER Houston.
ARTHUR AVE. 3. IS II OF ls6th ST..
37.6xs7.o: NJ Mosson Co Uncl agt Teresa LAur-
itano ct al faction TO get aside deed: attorneys.
Otterbourg. SLENDER Houston.
MORRIS AVE, W cor l54th st. 43.8x100;
Michael santangelo agt Lucy Silco ct al
action 10 confirm conveyance. etc); attorney,
] Sapinsky.
VILLA AVE. s. $3.50 II n Of Southern
Boulevard, "a 9x92. 6x24 ex92. g: John Nicklas ct
alt agt Mary Fitzpatrick foreclosure OF
mtg): attorney. n II Bergman.
10TH ST. ., 1876 II Of 80 ave. Il. lox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
MOLINE PLOUGH 90. GRowus
Asks Leave to Increase It's Capitaj
from $4,000, 900 to $50, 900, 900. s.

Moline, ILL.,, Jan. 1o.-The Moline Ploueh
Company announced to-day that 1t had
asked the state for leave to increase IT,
capital stock from 100000 to S0,0o01op
and for an extension Of its charter Ter
ninety-nine years. -,
This action was CONFIDENTIAL with tie
closing of long pending deal for the
purchase OF the Adriance. Platt & CO.
plant at Poughkeepsie. N. Y. which nrm
has been known as an 'independent'
manufacturer Of farming machinery Of
various types. The local concern now
possesses seven auxiliary plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

JANOafI w.
215TH ST, o g, 225 II W OF Paulding ave
50x--: Solomon Huss agt Rosina 10 bue'
owner and contractor; $500.
nth AVE, 455 and 45I 6chwarts & etelhei
Iron Works agt Peter Mcdirri owner; Psyne
Construction Co. contractor; Terence T NC
Kegney. lessee; $500.
psTH ST, 200 west; Acme Metal Ceiling Co
AIT Abtaram Goldberg. owner; John II seheier'
contractor; 500 80.
SAND PROPERTY; Henry Lehman at
same: STA
10TH ST, whitlcck ave, LeEgett ave and
Cabot st and East River. blocks. etc; Henry .
Slllock. tr, sgt New York. New Haven q
Hartford r r Co, owner: William Henderson.
Inc, and William Henderson. contractor; $l'-
5l1 So
ST. 30x9T.4: Henry Koehler sgt Herman ID
Isch. owner and contractor; 500
SAND PROPERTY; Thomas + Tessei ct q
agt same; $40. go,
IsOTH ST, 45s and ass East. BENJAMIN ST.
verman agt Melillo Construction co, owner;
y Valente. contractor: S175.
18TH ST. 81 East; Acme Metal Ceiling
Co agt Montrose Realty Co, owner; John II
scheer. contractor; Sl4o.