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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
MANY MIDTOWN LEASES
Space for Fine Showroom Pur
poses in Good Demand.

Nyer Bondy has leased the following:
The eighth loft in the building No -
West 18th street 10 Adolph Deutsch. for
Max KurZrok: the eighth loft in the build
ing Nos. Is and 90 East 10th street 70
Litzky & Schlossberg, for Mary 3.
Hughes; the first loft in the building No
1871 Grand street TO the .iilady Underwear
Company. for the No. l33 West 18th Street
Company, and the fourth loft in the
building Nos. Go and 81 East Sth street to
a. Goldberg for p. 3. Egan.
Also. leased the fourth loft in the build
ing No 179 10 1873 Wooster street, to J.
Cohn & Son. for Harry y. Dine, receiver
the second loft in the building No. isl
Broome street 10 the international Agea-
cy, for William G.. Walkers Sons; the
sixth loft in the building No. IS East 18th
street TO the Republic Manufacturing
Company, for Stephen II. Tying, Jr., &
Co.. and the eighth loft in the building
No. % East 18th street 10 T. Goldberg, for
A. /. Brewster.
Moore & Wyckoff have leased in the
Pessavant Building. No 70 Fourth ave-
nue.. offices on the thirteenth floor 10 the
Guy W. EIskridge Company, space on the
"
facing Company, of Paterson, y. J.. and
the entire eleventh floor 10 the Credit
Clearing House, at present located at No.
346 Broadway.
~ Brigham Hall & William d. Blood
good have leased for Elwood o. Roessle.
as agent. the top floor studio at No. +61
Fifth avenue to Mishkin. photographers
a similar studio at No. i6S Fifth avenue
TO Ira L. Hill, ard the store and base
ment at No. 467 Fifth avenue for term
of years 10 Rich e. FISHER, dealers in
china and glassware.
VI. & L. Hess have leased the second
loft in Nos. ll5 and III East 23d street TO
William II. Robinson. dealer in silks. sat
ms and velvets; the store and basement
at No. "a West I'D street TO George W.
Germannt. the second loft at No. I3s
Eleventh avenue 10 the Carlton Motion
Picture Laboratories, the fifth lott at No.
l4 East 23d street to Weiss & Wilhelm.
the store and basement at No. ZIG Broad
way to Grosch e. Goldman: the front
part Of the fifth floor at No. 50 West 2ith
street to NJ Berkenfeide, and various
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address 81 lenders attorney.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. cor stth ST. lo2. cxl12 X
100 will 5: Jan IS, 1900: Charlotte r Lee 70
METROPOLITAN Bank: $50. coo: attorneys, Wood
ford. Rovee g. Butcher. Madison ave.
WEST HOUSTON ST, " cor wooster 81.
boyos: April 80. 1912: Fluri Construction co
IN Michael Callahan e, al. $4,000; attor-
news. pressingor & Newcombe so Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY: May :. 1872: same 10
Edgar y. sldman. &ios50; attorneys. Fletcher.
Mctutcheon & Brown. 1913 Broadway.
STV AVE, : cor l2Bth st, Hotel Minot,
a. 1lxiOO: mtg on lessehold; June :. leo;
Ernst struck and ano TO Louis Schmidt; $40 .
IA 30: attorney. Edward NJ Burghard, Ill
Broadway.
nth AVE. W .. 81 Il n from y cor OF
I1sth It, 1880: Jan 30. 1899: Marcus and
Hani Hoenig TO the Bank OF Washington
Heights; $500: attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. lI6 Broadway.
SGTH ST 453 West: mtg on lease: Dec ~,
1912; George Geier TO Peter Gcier: 5000;
address. 445 West 4ist st.
4iST ST. being Lots Is. 49, H.. map land
IN Kipps Bay. made by Edwin Smith. city
surveyor. partition proceedings: LYMAN kepp
tt al, complalnants, and samuel kepp ct al,
defendants filed May 81. 1893; Lot Is fronts
on %Ist st. 407. In rear 2@.3. on s. $50.
Oh W along old post road 1901; each OF the
other lots. o5x0s9 4lst st. =. where
Of former EASTERN post road intersects said
ST. 1140 II OF Lexington ave. 81. 8xloO 3x
80. 7Iloo1; Jan y. 1910: Alma Slater to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
ENJOYED ENTERTAINMENT.

More than fifteen hundred persons were
present on Wednesday night at the
United Real Estate Owners Associations
annual entertainment and reception. held
at the Palm Garden. Several city omciais
and men prominent in municipal affairs
were present including Rudolph Miller,
superIntcndent OF the Buildings Depart
mcnt: Judge Oppenheim, Joseph ..
Schwab, State Tax Commissioners, and
John }. Murphy. Tenement House Com
missioner. The success OF the occasion
was largely due to the efforts Of DR..
Abraham Korn. Charles I'll. Schnelle'
Henry Block and Charles W.. Edit.
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Title Guarantee and Trust Co: IS. 900; address.

Title Guarantee and Trust Co: IS, 900; address.
116 BROADWAY ,o,,.
Elias Fednlan 70 Harry Dendo: slo""' a'-
SID ST. n =. I49 q 2 Of 9th ave- 243x
Sept 70, 1906: Frederick and LILY Gebien to
the Corn Exchange Bank; 5000; Attorneys
Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau '. 80 ,o,o.
5sTH ST. u East. 2oxl0o.5; Jan y, 1910:
Mary e Brown TO the Mutual Lie INSURANCE
Trus, Co. l78 Broadway.
SGD ct. 10 West. 1sxIoo; March 2. 1917;
Josepha Il Hitze to Lucretia IalImsdge'
81, 900: attorney. Davidson. 100 Mon
tague ST, Brooklyn.
SsTH sT 3I0 West. e. lsxloos; March
30. 1910; Lizzie L George TO Union Dime say
ings Bank; $1,000; attorneys "oodfor''
o2D ST. 3iG East. 25xl00s: June ~; lg eoo
Herman Hoffman to Eva Bachrach; So,3UO
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i'o
Broadway.
Tho Bronx.
CHISHOLM ST. s. 30 It of Jennings
ST. 2nx1OO: April II, 1898; Ida Z and Joseph
u Butterworth to Empire City savings
Rank; ,$?.2oo; attorney Charles " Dayton
FINDLAY AVE. 1900 $. 90 u Of
iG9th at, 2lxl0o: Jan -. 1911: BcnJainisn
and Henrietta pollak to Oscar Heyinah q
GO, a corporation. $4,000; attorney IL
FRRAEKITN ST 81. 25xso: May =. 1912
Harry g Halenbeck TO Francis ID Lewis
etc. S3a.bUU, attorneys, D' Nlt'' iS''N
man e. De Witt. SIS Nassau ST.
HULL AVE, Q s. $50 II Of Ozark 81, -? OK
100; Feb y, 1910: Joseph G and Eil va 5,n
Luke 10 East German Conference OF inc
Methodist Episcopal Church. 5000; attor-
ncy. W T Matthics. as fremont ave.
HOE AVE. 8. $50 u $ ~ i6,'h 81, lsox
125. Aug IA. 1912; Fox Square Building 20
10 Harlem Savings Bank; 100000; attorney
Frederick Snow. II Wall 81; 1910.
LOT 30. map 1+l2 Of i0I lots az auction ~
by J p Day: March /, 1910: Thomas II
Smith 10 Crotona Realty Co; $4,000; attor-
ney. w NJ Weschler. 1875 Broadway
LOT 1872. map New York Catholic Protec
tory; June 90, 1906: Christopher Nally 70
New York Catholic Protectory: Sloo- 90
attorney Joseph T RYAN, li3 Broadway .
LOT 21O map portion Hunt estate. Van
Nest station; oct 81. 1905 Giovanni Anon
doiari to Giuseppe Natalie: $4,000. attorney
Charles II Baechler. 1926 Walker ave
LOTS go and G23. map Laconia PARK
eoch 2jx1OO; oct :, 1911: q 6 Realty 90
to Catharne J Ahrens: $1,000: attorneys
Frankenthaler e. Kraus. ~ Nassau 81.
LOTS @3 and o. map lO9s, Fremont
Heights. 24th ward: oct I, 1907. Harrls
and Ray J. Blumenthal to sarah Lamport'
$500: attorney a - Levy, 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were held yesterday
at the Real Estate Exchange salesroom.
Nos. II and I6 Nesey street
BY Henry Brady.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 8. 30 n Of is0,h
st. 50Y100: vacant; adjourned sine die.
By Joseph r. Day.
CLEVELAND PI. 10 =, 1923 Z, OF
Spring 81. 27xaa. 3x26 2x993: sly .ennt
and store; sold to the plaintiN for sso.752.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph r. Day.
CIATTERTON AVE. cor Castle Hi
ave, SOlxlO3. also Zerega ave, .. whole
front bet Weston and Haviland aves. .i6 *
SO. sX216.2 Yso 10. also Powell ave. .. 2in ]
II " OF Castle Hill ave ~. loXiS. 10 to l1Ith
:; lO1.1Ixlo?.2; sold to William l. Buckley
for Si2.1
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1905. " s. AZ G
II n Of Jennings ST, a1.6XlOO: > sty fla thousc
and stores; adjourned to February d.
2I5TH ST. 74l East. :. 552 II Il
Barnes ave, 43Xl84X irreS; adjourned 10
February @
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee

with name and address OF lessee.)
PARK AVE. 1874 cor store; Benjamin "
Gruensteiu and ano 10 Benjamin Kramer.
address. 80 East llIth st: yrs from May
I, 1911 $3.50.
WASHINGTON PLACE. l22. all: Margaret
T Maloy 20 Alfonso NJ Pape. address, 81 King
st: 10 yrs from March I. 1918: $3.50.
McTeague ~ al TO Andrew Stone. address.
olsS sth ave- yrs 10 mos from Dec !. 1911
$1,000
SD AVE. n W cor Of 18TH ~. cor store
Burnett We'll Construction Co TO Adolf
Schs singer. address. 255 East 5oth ST. yrs
from Dec |. 1912 $500
Sd AVE. ~ store etc: Elizabeth Kennedy
10 John connolly. address. 201 East 18Th ST.
; YRS from NAV 7. 1913: 81 200.
STH AVE. Gil To G1I. cor AID st: loo
MOO. all: Mary Mcfarland. ct al heirs 20
Mcfarland q O'Flahcrty Dry Goods Co.
address 6s7 sth ave; 10 yrs from Feb 4.
iiiTH ST. 81 and 50 West. all: Rcbeccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
A s15oooo BRONX PROJECT.

GroncnberG & Leuchtag. architects. are
preparing plans for the two i've StorN
apartment houses. looX76.s, 10 be located
on the west side Of Jackson avenue, 10
feet north Of l631 street The hulidlnes
will accommodate forty-two families, ana
will cost $1,000. Joseph Kurzman is the
owner.
They arc also preparing plans for
five story house to he located on inc
east side Of lntervale avenue. lol rect
south of led street for the Silshire
Realty Company. on plot l3-.2XsS.3H irreG-
ulsr. to cost S15.CI II VIII accommodate
fucnty-siN families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31

purchases ana safes. fdrIS DouSHt soliie
Amalgamated Copper. while Berlin
bought a little Of Canadian Pacific. after
having sold it steadily for week.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
Consolidated Gas company. regular quarterly
of ~ per cent. payable March 10 TO stock o.
record February Is.
champion Copper Company, regular 81 a
share. pay able January 80.
Mobile Electric COMPANY. regular % l z. per
cent on the preferred stock, payable FEBRUARY
10 10 stock OF record January ~.
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad COMPANY
SECULAR quarterly OF "a per cent on the guar ,
anteed stock and I per cent on the special
guaranteed betterment stock payable March /
10 stock OF record February 10.
National Refining Company quarterly Of
yer cent on the common stock. payable Fehru-
AIRY -. This is an increase Of :. per cent for
the quarter
The New York Independent Telephone
Company has filed certificate Of dissolu-
ton with the Secretary of State at AL
bany. signed by Frank y. Knodolf. presi-
dent. ana ". Roy McCaune. secretary.
The company was incorporated on Feb
ruary 90 1905, with a capital stock OF
s5O.O,o which was subsequently increased
10 10000
Attorneys for the reorganization commit
tee of the Wabash Railroad have asked
the federal court at st. Louis for an eX-
tension of the 100000 Wheeling & Lake
Eric Railroad notes which mature on
February ! and also for authority 10
allow the receivers to arrange to pay the
interest thereon.
An agreement between the Consolida-
ton Coal Company. Of Baltimore. and a
National city Bank Kuhn. Loeb e. Co.
syndicate has been completed. covering
the purchase from the company of 5000
90 or IS 10000 tcn-year 6 per cent bonds
The Stock Exchange seat Of William T.
Simpson has been posted for transfer &c
Dudley II. Peabody, OF Spencer. Trask
& Co. This is the seat which sold for
$500 earlier In the week. Arthur y.
Peck has been elected a member of the
exchange.
GENERATING revenues Of the ST Louis and
san Francisco lines for the month of De-
cemher. 1872 totalled s5.472.o1o, an in
crease Of $685. as over the same month OF
the previous year. After deducting for
operating expenses and taxes there was
shown an operating income of 1857 40 a
gain o. sl75.9l0. For the first six months
Of the current fiscal year the Frisco sys-
tenn earned an operating net OF S,2Sl,2is
an increase OF s3iS.S1S over 1911.
Usually the Hartman lines make then
monthly earning statements simulta-
neously. but yesterday proved the excep-
t,on when the Southern Pacific alone made
its December report The road earned a
gross OF S?.l5l 5Ol. an increase OF $500
over the same month of 1911. Operating
EXPENSES and taxes totalled ss.7co,27s. leav-
inc the months net operating revenue at
sS.l5l.92l, a gain Of Ai4.5os. From July J.
10 December 81. 1872, the Southern Pacific
showed net earnings OF s26.6ss.e5i. or &c.
$3.50 in excess of the amount shown for
the same period OF 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
SALE OF NEWPORT HOUSE.

Jar1es Andrew Swan has sold the
hedge, on Gibbs avenue, Newport, X. J.,
occupied for the last two years by Walter
8 Andrews TO the Rev. Or. and Mrs.
Roderick Terry who own the adJoininS
estate Linden Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
BUSH TERMINAL LEASE.

The Bush Terminal Company has leased
TO the Sears, Cross COMPANY mahuia''-
urers of speedometers. looS square 5 5e,,t
In building No 20 AZ the foot OF 35tn
street. and 20 Newmark Danger
manufacturers of womens underwear
10 90 square feet In building No. 8, at the
foot Of Gath street, South Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
APARTMENT AGENTS NAMED.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles :.
Brown Company has been appointed
agent Of the apartment house being bullt
nv the Aeon Realty Company, AZ No 10
10 III East sd street. IL VIII be READY
for occupancy next october.
Ward y. Rclknap has been appointed
acen, for the eight story loft building at
No 80 Canal street. northeast corner OF
Washington street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
BROKERS' DINNER TOMORROW

Nearly one thousand reservations Tor
seats at the dinner OF the Real Estate
Board OF Brokers, marking IT'S seven
toenth wear. have been made. The dinner
viii he in the Waldorf-Astoria to-morro"
NIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
WANT BING G. slNG PARCELS.

Negotiations are pending for the sale
of the remaining unsold holdings OF Ring
A. Bling TO builders. This fact was an
nounced yesterday by George Neiman.
broker i'm the recent sale Of the block
front on the south side Of l39th street. be-
tween ST. Nicholas and Edgecombc ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
FINE BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

Howard {. Pyle 4 co. have sold the
Andrew Meurer house, No. BIB Garfield
Place. one OF the show residences OF the
Park Slope. o.. ,r,-
The property was held az $4,000. The
house contains twenty-five rooms. ana Is
on q plot 2GXio feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
APARTMENT RENTALS.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company have leased apartments al No.
50 East SD street and No 30 East S3d
street TO Sinclair Graham. Jacques Bolsse,
Austin Mcneil, Or. Richard Blum and
Mrs Korn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
ASTORIA PLAYHOUSE SALE.

II. Epstein has sold for the Potter Ave-
nue. Construction Company, \. =. Gordee'
a three-story Hathouse being completed
on the west side OF Theodore street. 90
fee, north OF Potter avenue. 10 Vincent
ne OriO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JANUARY 30.
BARNES AVE. $. O. II Of 2"oth 81,
IN fO~Io5: Richard " Torer. attorney
loans Hugo 9 Cook 10000
ATDREUs AVE. q s. SASH u = ~ Ford
ham Road. ll2xi00: Bronx Investment @
loans UurIev Building Corporation Ss:.op
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
OWNERS TO MEET.

A meeting OF the Real Estate owners
Protective Association will he held on
Monday night in the Riverside Theatre
Building.
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TERATIONS.
Aa,rk altar

pnoADWAY : " cor 18th ct, to Fy
department store: u 4 Aycrigs. lo2 Chamber
II owner: Il II Macy x Co. lessee; I
Gilbert architect; cost, S1,"".
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Thu Bronx.

BATHGATE AVE. $, 1873 ~ OF Isso
81, two sty frame dwgs. l6St3; Anna I'LL .,
,cr on nrernises owner: william AnaSnos''
o,s. Pa,hsate ave architect, cost, $500.
GLEASON AVE. n W cor TAYLOR ave. -
frame dwg 81 .6x55 cara Fink, on prenl,s -
owner: N " Del Gaudio, 4Oi fremont Nv
architect; cost, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Meshel TO Joseph Eisenberg. address. o. Las
llIth st; yrs from Feb !, 1913: s4ooo.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY 30.
Manhattan.

NANGIN ST. W e. 1875 II OF East Houston
ST. q sly public school. 2o5 lox.9e; cry,
owner; c b J snyder, 200 Park ave. architec''
S-Jc. vDc.
The Bronx.
oI6TU ST 90 n " Of Barnes ave, sly
frame dug o4x3i. Custavus kelie, no Ent
oIgth 81. owner: George II Olphert, IT. o'
Fast 224th 81, architect: cost, $l5Oo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.

HAVE a very desirable list Of furnished and
unfurnished houses and apartments. all
sizes. all prices, and In all parts OF the city.
\. - Hewitson Real Estate, 10i West 66th
st. corner Broadway.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name snd address ~ grantees attorney
Interest per cent unless o'herTis" stated.
rASI'tRN 70
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ITEMS OF WALL STREET,

Foreign business on the local exchange
Yesterday was confined to about fifteen
thousand shares, evenly divided between
purchases and sales. Paris bought some
Amdlgamated Copper. while Berlin
bought little Of Canadian Pacific, after
having sold it steadily for a week.
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THEY RECOMMEND THE PASS.
AGE OF THE CHAMBERLAIN
RESOLUTION.
EXTEND SUFFRAGE TO WOMEN
THAT the Granting of the Elective
Franchise to Women Would Add to
the Strength, Efficiency, Justice
and Fairness of Government"

Washington, June Ex-senator A.
hurst submitted today the report OF
the womans suffrage committee rec
ommending passage of the Chamber
lain resolution for a constitutional
amendment extending suffrage to
women.
That the granting of the elective
franchise to women would add to the
strength, efficiency, justice and fair
ness of government, we have not the
slightest doubt, says the report.
1t is anomalous and archaic in
free republic, professedly made up of
controlled by and administered for
all the people, to deny to one-half
OF its citizens the right of exercis-
ing valuable function of citizenship
thus precluding that one-half from
the right and power to say what law
or policy shall be It's rule of conduct.
And this anomaly becomes odious
and abhorrent when we reflect that
the particular half of citizenship thus
excluded is the identical one-half
from which springs so much wis
dom, courage, cheer, hope and good
counsel"
The report sets forth that the
things to be considered in granting
equal franchise are whether women
as class will vote whenever full
opportunity is offered. attempt to
comprehend the questions upon which
they vote; attempt to learn some
thing CT the character and fitness of
the person for whom they vote;
vote against dishonest measures; re-
fuse directly or indirectly to accept
or give bribe; place country above
PARTY; recognize the result of the
election as the will of the people and
Therefore as the law. and continue to
light for a righteous ALTHOUGH defeat
ed cause so long as there is reason
able hope of success"
We submit" the report concludes,
that the class of voters sought to be
enfranchised by this resolution an
swer each and every one OF these in
terrogatories with distinguished cred
it to itself and that it fully and fairly
and in good faith measures up to
these requremnts. We therefore
conclude that the resolution should
be submitted to the states for their
objection or ratification"
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BANKER LEAVES
QUARTER MILLION
FUND OF OVER THAT AMOUNT
GOES TO VARIOUS ACTIv-
TIES OF CHURCH.

Philadelphia, June 13.--Funds ag-
gregating more than a quarter of i
million dollars are bequeathed to
various activities of the Presbyterian
church by the will of J. Milton Col
ton, a former Philadelphia banker,
probated yesterday in Norristown.
The estate Is valued at $1,5000 900.
After providing for his widow and
other members of his family, fund
Of $350,000 is created and divided
into 20 parts Three parts go to the
board Of foreign missions of the Pres
byterian church; three parts to the
board OF home missions of the Pres
byterian church to pay salaries of
missionaries; two parts to the Pres
byterian board for relief OF disabled
ministers and the widows and or.
phans of deceased ministers and
three parts to the board of publica
| tion of Sabbath school work OF the
Presbyterian church.
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EMPIRE LEAGUE
DIRECTORS MEET
DECIDE TO DIVIDE THE SEASON
AND EXTEND SCHEDULE
TWELVE GAMES.

Cordele, June 13.-At a meeting
1f the Empire State League held here
oday it was unanimously decided to
llVlde the season and the schedule
vas extended IL games, carrying 1t
o Aug. 20.
Teams winning the first and Sec
ond seasons will play a post season
cries for the pennant.
The second season will open the
irst week in July with Waycross in
brunswick; Americus in Cordele, and
rhomasville in Valdosta.
Jack Morrison was signed as an
mpire, TO take the place of McLaugh-
lin, released today.
Valdosta and Cordele are making a
Dretty race for the first season. and
With Cordele coming fast it is hard
pick the winner right now The
)ther teams have all strengthened
ately and are still taking on new
layers, which assures a close and
Xciting race among all the clubs for
he second season. The attendance
% far has exceeded expectations all
,ver the circuit and with interest at
ever heat the Empire State league
promises to round out it's first sea-
ION in blaze of glory.
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GLASSCOCK BEFORE
STRIKE INQUIRY
MARTIAL LAW ENDS IN WEST
VIRGINIA WHILE SENATE
PROBE CONTINUES.

Charleston, w. Va, June 13-For-
mer GOV. Glasscock was present at
the hearing of the senate committee
investigating mining conditions in
this state expecting to give today
what is considered important testi-
mony. There was some delay in
splitting the committee preparatory
to taking the former governors tes-
timony and Maj Thos B. Davis, who
was with the troops when the soldiers
were in charge at Paint and Cabin
creek districts, took the stand.
Gov. Hatfield issued proclamation
ending martial law today, and the few
soldiers who still were on guard were
withdrawn.
Maj Davis said that as marshal of
the provost court he had been in
structed to try minor offenders and
to send other prisoners to the mill
tary committee at headquarters for
trial
In the strike district conditions
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TO INVESTIGATE
OFFICIAL RECORD
BELIEVED TO BE WITH THE
FULL KNOWLEDGE OF
JUDGE SPEER.

Macon, June 1.-THE entire Off
cial record of Judge Emory Speer, of
the United States court for the South
ern district of Georgian, who has
been on the bench for 2S years. is
being investigated by the department
OF justice. Inspector Lewis, an as
sistant in tht United States district
attorneys office, has been in Macon
for more than week, comforting with
attorneys, court officials and parties
who have had relations with Judge
Sper or the court Numerous affida-
Wits have been secured by the special
agent.
District Attorney Akrman declines
to discuss the work in which Mr..
Lewis is engaged, referring all inquir-
ers to the attorney general. 1t is be-
lieved here that the investigation,
which is being made with Judge
Speers full knowledge, was precipi-
tated by the charges made last year
and still asserted by ex-Mayor w. A.
Huff, who has been foun dguilty of
contempt of court for sending Judge
Speer the charges in letter form.