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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-30

"a broad st; Aug 81; due as per mtg
co. 70 TIE IL. 1905 O.. -. 40,
G..qr TT END AVE, n " cor OF slst 81, TX
WE Nestre 70 Lawyers Mortgage CO.
As: AlIIeu al. Aug IS yrs: S35.0O attor-
@ LsWyers Title Insurance Co. loo Broad
way .,.s, IA cor: 1ith st. 29s East.
% a. len ~. 80 East, 24X-; Grand ~,
s5PflvSS' go: 18Th ST, 2O6 East I'm 81 Loo
sS az rSast: Joseph Weinstein et al 10 WHY
sne 10 ls4i Madison ave. due as per pohu'
Avs "a PROPERTY: same 20 same; Aug p
SAM 90 5OOl: due as per bond; SAOps
grlcsr Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l'o
BrcsSc,gSassr 5 $. So # of sth ave. COX;
.hstb 4 Demarest 20 LAWYERS mortgage
90 liberty 81; July -; yrs o'2 per cen.
,ee6O; attorney. Lawyers tue insurance w.
To- BrO az 4oe to 400 East; sty brk. COOK
@ ,D,qos 5xS96: Artificial Ice Co 10 Hudson
i.6IA-Go 70 trus l4l1 Broadway prior mtg
rus ~ ruiy I: 20 YRS: S15O,OOO; attorneys
sou, yK-bitlock & Scarf. 30 Nassau st.
HSaaTTu ST. 45 West; sty brk. 1SNlo2 :;
pesert streep to Marie l. Pe d6s. % Mess
siih ssnt. s.. 600; attorney. New York Title
per Co 1876 Broadway
l: Il n Henry 81 al TO Pheian Brothers Con
Cnsrm,S, 90 1910 Webster ave prior mtg
: 81. cor. Aug IS, yrs per cent; $500
The Bronx.
LINTON AVE. 1912 10 1920 l16.5x9O .:
,.,sr-C CITY Land and Securities Co 10 Rental
Yortrsge Securities Corporation. Is Broad 81;
sus ~ prior mtg $4,000: due Feb IS. 1914;
per cent: S3COO
tLAY AVE 1871. W s. 4tx-; Schwarz-
Ia 60 10 Edw \ Ridley, Fanwood. y j; Aug
90 6us sept J. 1914: SCI 600; attorneys. Bow
.. .S G. sands. a. Cedar ST
esrNAy AVE 11s7. $. 44x90: J Schwarz-
- ~ 10 Edw A Ridley, FanVood, y J Aug
"a 6ue apt l. 1914 per cent: S2l 900;
.torneys. Bowers Sands as Cedar 81
cONCORD AVE 2 :. 100 u Of Dater st.
,6vton. sole Realty and Construction co TO
,,ns schnauer 2702 Marion ave; Aug %: due
- nsr bono: s. 500: attorney, Title Guarantee
sna Tr7ist Co 176 Broadway.
ITALY AVE, Q :. 200 II Of 116th ST. =. tx
r0i1: Rose Kahn 70 John Y PETERSON. 1870
nslv ave: Aug IS prior mtg $1,000; due as
m Trust co. 176 Broadway.
TyVERE PL, 24l6, :, 2oNlW; Anna
MI N Michael Conry, 30 East Slst ~ .
tns 2S. 3 WIS. per cent; 5000; attorney, p y
noSline. $50 Broadway.
lots rs and 10 Blk II. map Morris Park
usrTv Kessler TO Morris Park Estates. y
prosd ST: July so. 3 yrs; 81 100 attorney
iaSysrs Title Insurance co. $50 Broadway.
f0T,S and :. Blk "a Elias Fisher 10 same
avrS : per cent. July % 81 .260.
INTs - and 2s. Blk 4; Frank D Chimmock
"a same: 8 Wis. > per cent; N,OSo.
LOTS : and 10 Blk -; charles Bsrrach 70
s,me. 3 YRS. per cent; Aug p; 5000; same
'PT0T begins 125 II n Of Fsirmont Pl and 40
.. ~ clinton ave. runs 15x look toN "
IN. Wary Newman 10 saul Asch and sno
sSS East 5sth ST; Aug 2s: due rs per bond'
e 800: attorney. r i Cherurs Z99 hroaIWaS.
'ts0rH ST 6. 116 q Of Park ave, 20H
vs-tin Reister TO NOlfgang Weinhart. 4'f
Tsst 1snth 81: Aug IS: I W. $500; attorney
N.rer Radeloff 20 Manhattan ave.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
NTH name and address Of lenders attorney.
We AUGUST %
Manhattan.


nth ST n s. 24o n e Of Madison ave COX
os o. Frances I. Glover TO Henry McC Bangs
mr. 1905: $50. coo. attorney, Title Guarantee
& Trust CO. l7e broadway.
SsTII ST n s 100 q OF Sd ave. 2Sy loos =
Elizabeth Parsons 10 James Lester McClou1,
executor Of sarah 4 McCloud. deceased; salts
fed of record by Supreme Court ORDER Aug
% 1913 Justice Thos + Donnelly. in the mat
fer Of the application for the cancellation OF
mortgage OF Elizabeth Parsons 10 Lie
Insurance CO. Feb Is. 1854: $4,000; Samuel
l. Greachen, attorney for petitioner. 2SS Broad
sIsT ST. s $. 115 IT " Of Park ave. COX
1908; Robert Rogers and ano TO Mutual Life
Insurance co OF New York: Aug 2. 1906; SD
600: attorney. Mutual Life Insurance Co. Law
18TH ST. ia West : $ 275 IT OF Lenex
ave. SX1001l. Emil Koch and ano to Abraham
UHsnd; Sent !. 1903; $1,000; attorney. II
iTsTH ST, s. 100 II E OF wadsworth ave
E0x irregular: John Hart Co TO American
Mortgage Co. sept Z 1909; 10000; attorney
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. l7e Broadway
The Bronx.
CLINTON AVE 5. 5S.7 II n Of l75th
st. 195x902; clinton ave. 1s20. So 10 ~
30 .: Clinton ave. 1S26 and 1925. s, Ss.liN
g02; lnter-Cty Land & Securities co to
Estates Mortgage Securities Co; March 70
1919: $1,000. attorney. Estates Mortgage Sc
curties Co $50 Broadway.
CLINTON AVE. 1sl2 and 1914 5 $ 80 10
xsO 2: Clinton ave. 1915. Q $. 10 3xeo.2; Gin
tor ave 1924 2 8 10. AxQO2 same 10 same
March s. 1918: 81. 600: same attorney
DAILY AVE. :. 200 II Of 1T6th ST. 25.3x
$50 n: Beatrice Casale end ano 10 John r
Peterson: Sept &c. 1910; 5000: attorney, Title
Guarantee & Trust Co l76 Broadway
GREEN LANE. s, 1T5 n n OF Lyon ave-
e5xl0O: Arthur Viet and ano 10 Henry Fuel
iert oct % 1908: 81 4T5; attorney, Charles II
Bsechler 1926 Walker ave.
lot 25s inap estate Joseph Husson Fred
sisbei 10 Walter " Taylor; Nov TO- 1910;
$500 attorney. 3 Travers. 200 Willis ave.
MORRIS PARK AVE. n " cor White Plains
Road 2nx7O: George VI Schmitt and ano 20
Eblinr Brewing co: June H. 1907: $2b00; at
iorney Marcus NJ Schenk. 1S and IS Exchange
Place.
295TTF ct. n cor Kepler ave, 1ocx75: Ida
!. Senior John Stitch: Sept -. 1912. S225
storneys Kantrowitz & Esberg, 800 Broad
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

willy Ehrsnhauss 10 Bronx Security and
Brokerage CO. $500.
Edw J Brock, trus, 10 Richard c Brown;
Sc 000
Thos Walker 20 Frank L Nusent; s679l.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Henry
McC Bangs. 500. 600.
Adolph Mischlich 10 Henry L Mschlich;
g.
Theo G Janeway ct al. exrs. 70 Harris d
Colt; S14. 600
- Moller 20 Second Natl Bank OF Hobo
ken. J: Sis0j2.
Lawyers Mort Co 10 Zschariss K Open
htimcr: S35. 900.
Norris Park Estates to Columbia Knick-
checker Trust Co: 500.
Willy Reiser 10 Maurice Wertheim q
sssis. each $4,000: 10000.
Montefore Home TO Life ms and
Trust Co q asstsb: 100000.
John " Nsth 10 Henry Becker; $4,000.
Annie Becker. admrx. 10 Annie Becker q
asia. Il
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2efh Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the aboye-described
property is to be sold. is Eleven thousand four
hundred and sixty-two and o2- 100 Dollars
IS1i ago Q21. with Interest thereon from the
23rd day OF June 1913, together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 $3.50. 10. with in
terest from July 2Srd, 1913 together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes assessments and water rates. or
other liens which are 10 be allowed 10 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money or paid
ty the referee. is $500 and interest.
Dated New York. August 18th. 1913.
J. CAMPBELL THOMPSON. Referee.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply. at It's ofices
seventh floor 1855 Broadway, New York, until
II A. Is, on Tuesday. September 2, I'13. FOL
Contract 1853. for furnishing and deliI ring q
complete portable power plant consisting OF
ragolene or oil driven motor generator set
switchboard, and one motor driven ar-corn-
pressor. Il a designated locality along the line
Of Catskill squecuct.
At the above place and time the bids will b.
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain
ing information for bidders can be obtained nj
the above address by depositlng the sum Of FIVE
dollars $50 for each pamphlet. For fuTthe'
n9rtjculars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President,
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water supply.
JOSEPH p. MORRissEY. Secretary.
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MECHANICS, LIENS.
AUGUST %.

AUGUST p.
LINCOLN AVE ISL: Samuel Zilz sst Ba-
sonic Construction CO. owner; Charles Ber-
rey, contractor: SAP
sEDGWICK AVE. g. 100 n n OF 10th
st. /50x--: Ksyle Ksplan agt Louis Braun
owner; Frank whitney. contractor; $50 10.
18TH ST. 131 and 1873 East; Otto REFS
mann agt Nasa X Bracher, owner; HerVey
Thompson. contractor: s15
CLIFFORD AVE. n :. 1906 n or Balloon
ave 75xlO0: Tacoucci Co AIT Rudolph Hall,
owner and contractor: S24 So
30 AVE. 157: VIM Falkinburg agt Ham
iton Fish Corp. owner: Alvin Realty Co.
tisa 90
wENDOVER AVE. $40 70 544: Wolf Vein
lsuo agt Cunard Realty CO. owner and con-
tractor: 800
both ST. ST. and 5le East: John Gillies
20 egt Tslmud Torah Beth Yc1hsv, OF The
rilopx. owner; Solomon Horowitz, contractor;
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suRROoATEs' NOTICES.

II PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Jobn p Cohalan Surrogate OF the County
Nof New York notice is hereby given 70 all per
cons having claims against Julia II. Worthing-
ton. late OF the County Of New York, deceased
the subscriber, at his place Of trensacting bust
ness NO. 5 Beekman Street in the City Of New
York. on or before the sth day OF January
next. , 80,
EDMUND NJ sAWTELLE, Executor.
HARRIS & TOWNE Attorneys for the Elk
ecufoY. e5S broadway. New York CITY.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AUGUST 20.
,.wENDOYER AVE. $40 to b44; Wolf &
Neinrsub agi Cunard Realty Co et oil: Aug
% 1913. 800
SAME PROPERTY: William Welnraub
e, Philip Hendrick. ST. ct al; Aug IS.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
10TH AVE. 100 and 1902; for a sly loft bldg.
11e3 NJ Mcguire. 1923 Broadway; :
Asher. 1928 Broadway. architect; cost $4,000.
The Bronx.
18Th ST. r. 325 n OF Katonsh ave;
,,o,i tree pa sly frame dwellings, 20x3s each;
Wesley Construction co Joseph " Black. IS
Isti 10Th A. prtsidenu, owner; George W
Lcksood IS East 236th Of. architect total
cost. sa000
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST 20

AUGJbT -.
q, bEAt MONT AVE, >, 1855 II n Of 18TH
y, % sxl0O; Alfonso Mistrstts sgt south Jer-
&c. LAn1 % et al specific performance; at
'.ney, MezEatests
.osp 81, 33i and B33 West; Nellie Scott agt
lanes s.,et u Martin et al Cforeclosurs OF Mtg
auornty. " Banion
THOMAS ST u " cor road 10 werchester
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

MADE $50. 900 in fve years with small
mail order business; began with 20. SEND
for IRE. booklet. Tells how. Heacock, o.Oo5,
I ockport ~. y.
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DOCKS, lOo ox4l.3x irreg Elizabeth p Clemen,
e.. Ihomas Watson e. al foreclosure Of mtg
a'toIneys, Payne, Wood & Littlejohn.
ioI AVE. s. sos II OF 124th st, 25X1OO;
yonh } sullivan et al art Chas S Bloch et Al
NUIsclosure Of MTG: attorney. VI ] Sullivan.
- HENRY ST, $40. David Seader agt Rose
Iefshowitz 81 al action 10 impress trust; AT
torneys Albert g. Albert.
MADISON ST. 412: Jules Bsche art Belle
wilmer 81 al foreclosure Of Mtg: sttor-
neys, Wolf a. Kohn.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST 90
ST NICHOLAS AVE W cor 1esth ct
ioi.ZxlOo; Lawyers Title Ins and Trust CO
lOahs Adus Construction Co $3.50 600.
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ERATIONS.
AUGUST 20
Manhattan.

9Th AVE. 44s; 10 a sty Dwelling; Kip
Aiexshesr Estate u william 81, owner; \
slern. lessee: Eisendrath. 800 9th ave.
architect, cost $4,000.
uHIH ST. - West. 10 al sty dwelling; =
r. Oakley on premises, owner; Bernstein
4'i Esst 25d Of. architect; cost 5000.
pELANCEY ST " cor orchard o.; - q
/, ~ tenement and stores bldg: Manhattan
noeing. Co, on premises. owner: Cohen. on
"emlses, architect, cost $500
The Bronx.
18th 81, " cor Bronx River. 10 q sty
- factory, l1b124: Bronx Company, oil prem
owner; u II James. IA West 45th st.
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UNDERWRITING AND TYpEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST. Catalogue
free; ali makes taken part payment: bargains
In Underw Gods. Remingtons Olivers, Smiths.
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED
Iale.

STENOGRAPHER, correspondent and assistant
hookkeeDer. experienced, desires position
salary SIC references 3. G., Box TO- Tribune
Office.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOBs,

LOST RANKBOOKs.
LOST Handbook No 9I3 1874 Bank for saw
ings 2sO 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank.
LOST. Handbook No 9l2.370, Bank for say
ings go sih ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book TO bank
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p-o,o st: Aug 81; due as per mtg
%. Dec H. 1905 -, s1s, 6, s2x
WEI Mestre to LAWYERS Mortgage Co
IS; An.,s st. Aug Is; > yrs: s3o,OCO; attor-
IS Lpeiaysrs Title Insurance Co, 100 Broad
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way, AVE. ia, e cor: 1lth st. 29s East
Is eIlW' oao. iqt1 ST 2O6 East: 18th st. 100
sss sne r1est Joseph Weinstein et al 10 Willy
and To- iSii Madison ave; due as per bona
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Avs ,,stEr PROPERTY; same 60 same; Aug -
SAM 60 5OOl: due as per bond; SAOo;
Crier III sTitle Guarantee and Trust Co, la
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BrcsS,SS IT : s IS II OF sth ave. COX
SIN Demarest 20 Lawyers Mortgage
EissooetsHi hsrtv st July %: . yrs. BIZ per cent
90 % aftorney, Lawyers Title Insurance 90,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18

SWEATERS
Mems $3.50 value, hurry out price, $1.75
$l.50 value hurry out price 100
$1.25 value, hurry out price so
Boys SOC value, hurry out price 49,. SO
Childs 25c value, hurry out price, .19
EXTRA SPECIAL
Misses Sweaters in Navy and White,
SOC value going for. r.................... 25c
How does that strike you?
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
ABRAMS SALES ARE IMPROVING
AS EACH YEAR PASSES BY

It is not any trouble for the
reader Of today's Leader to locate
Abrams Bros. big ad. which con-
tains equally as large bargains as
its proportions would indicate.
The Abrams store has made it a
rule to hold these yearly Clearance
Sales, not as a money making prop
|osition. because that Is out Of the
question at the prices for which
the goods are sold, but for the pur-
pose Of clearing out their stock.
The close buyer will not soon have
an opportunity to purchase as
cheaply again as on the dates the
sale will be on Jan. Is to Feb. 5.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES
RESUMED FRIDAY MORNING
JOHN RHYMES

witness for the State, lives near
home Of defendant. Witness ar
rested defendant on a warrant. At
the time of the arrest. defendant
asked. why do you arrest me7"
And witness said, "You know. !"
Witness handed the warrant to Mr..
Barkley and it was read to him and
then he turned and said, 'Retta,
you know whether I've harmed you
or not" and she said YES" and
began crying.
On cross examination, said he
had no feeling against the defend
ant. Didn't know Emmett Sim
mons was charged with anything
until after he was convicted, but
witness had no interest in that
prosecution. Witness had visited
defendants home only two or three
times In several years. Defendant
asked witness to take him down in
the field and let him show where
the girl got hurt. but this witness
did not do because the Justice Of
the Peace ordered defendant taken
at once to jail.
Barkley lives about one-half mile
from defendant. Was with Rhymes
when he arrested Simmons. When
arrest was made defendant asked
why the arrest was made. and they
told him it was for rape: and then
Simmons turned to Retta and said
You know whether I've bothered
you Or not, /" and she said Yes,
and began crying, covering up her
face.
On cross examination, witness
said he was son-in-law or Rhymes,
and that when they were about to
leave with defendant Retta said,
Papa know you haven't bother
ed ME, and il they take You to jail,
I'm going too. Heard defendant
say the girl got hurt on a wire.
When defendants wife, who had
been absent at The time the arrest
was made. came Ii and asked what
was THE matter defendant said,
They 've got me arrested for rap
ing my own child /" and then there
vas general crying among members
at the family.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18

AS we viii not have room IN our Shoe
Department to show a1l Of the shoes for,
this sale, we will show the Ladies,
Misses, Children's and Infants Shoes
IN the Dry Goods Department, and viii
show the Mems, Boys and Little Gents
Shoes IN the Shoe Department. Come
and bring the whole family. We have a
pair Of Shoes on the bargain counter for
every one. Don't miss this money-sav-
ing opportunity to shoe yourself and
family.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
SIMMONS WAS FOUND GUILTY OF
ASSAULTING HIS YOUNG DAUGHTER
Jury Returned Verdict This Morning Fixing Pun
ishment at life lmpriSOnment---Tria
Lasted Two Days.

4
her injuries were received on Sat-
urday. Physical condition Of parts
In condition as testified to by Dr.
Brumfield. No sign on her Of cuts
by wire.
On cross examination. DR.. Craw-
ford stated he was called in by DR..
BrumfieId.
DR.. JOHN M. SMITH.
DR.. John nj. Smith. of Magnolia,
q graduate Of Tulane. has practiced
five years. was called to see Retta
Simmons at her home on Aug. oath
last year. Examined her and
found her in the condition as STAT
ed BY DR.. Brumfield. No signs or
cuts we're on her body caused by
any barbed wire. While the jury
was out, DR.. Smith related that he
|interrogated Retta Simmons in the
presence Of her mother, when the
girl stated that her father hurt
her in their pasture. This last
testimony was not permitted to 60
to the jury.
j. w. BRUMFIELD.
J. w. Brumtield, of Walkers
Bridge. has known defendant near
ly all his life. Was at Simmons
home on the day of the alleged
crime and saw the daughter when
she came to the house. Father and
daughter came from the field to
gether and no one else was along.
Saw defendant and little girl 90
into the house and in a few minutes
came back to the front porch and
told his son to 60 for the doctor.
That defendant said the child fell
on wire and hurt herself. That
defendant told his son not to tell
any one because people are mighty
suspicious. Defendant asked this
witness not to tell anybody about
the matter. Knows the girl was
born IN 1900. Defendants first
wife was sister of this witness.
On cross examination, admitted
that some feeling existed between
their families since the death of
first wife. But families were not
at outs at the time of this occur
renee. Has not worked against
defendant or helped work up senti-
naH againat him. Happened to
be at the Simmons home because
he had called to see a sick boy of
the family
ALEC WALTERS.
Alex Walters lives / IL miles
from home Of defendant, who mar
ried his niece. Was at Simmons
house about IL o'clock of the day
of the trouble. Defendant was at
the house and met witness at door
and told witness they were down
at the pea patch by themselves, 200
yards from the house. That the
girl started to climb a fence and
fell on wire and hurt herself.
Defendant had spell like a spasm
that afternoon. Defendant is sub
ject to such spells.
ELISHA BRUMFIELD.
was at defendants house the day
OF the alleged crime. The defend
ant patted Retta on the shoulder
and said. If you tell that on papa
they will break his neck
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18

$4.OO to $500. Take me for $2.95
c7OH for $500. $3.50 and $4.0OMen's
QAs1O Shoes. These lots consist of
button, lace and blnchers, in black and
tan, and IN patents, vicis and gun metals,
out of the Walk Over, Knee1and and
Bates lines.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
LADIES' Evening Slippers.

C1OE Selling now at $4.OO, $3.50
Dls1O and $500. Your choice Of our
entire stock Of Evening Slippers. We
have nice line Of black, white, blue,
pink and red satin slippers, some with,
pom poms and some with embroidered
vamps. These will be sold from the
shelves, as they viii get soiled by ptt-
ting them out.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
SHOES

This line is advancing in price very rapid
ly, however, in the face of this sharp advance.
we have the nerve to cut 'em as follows:
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
WINDOW SHADES

Red Shades, 25c values, hurry out price 19c
White SOC values, hurry out price 35c
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
Mems House Slippers.

OSr Your choice Of black and tan kid
IO1 opera slippers, selling now at ST so
with few pair of $500 ones IN the lot.
7Sr One lot Of Tan Everets selling now
lON at $1.00.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
ALEC WALTERS.

was at defendants house the day
of the alleged crime. The defend
ant patted Retta on the shoulder
and said. If you tell that on papa
they will break his neck
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18

During this sale we will allow speci-
al discount of 10 per cent on our
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-01-18
Gents Furnishing Goods.

We will offer during the Shoe Sale bargains Gents
Furnishing Goods such Mems Socks Underwear odds and
ends in NegIigee Shirts Gloves and Necwear We are too
busy with Clothing Sale these past days give de-
tails, but will furnish them IN weeks you
want warm stuff, wait for me.
TOM YOUNG.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-07
INJURIES AT MEETING.
Several Hurt In Rush to Attend Strike
Gathering at New
York.

New York, Jan. 6.-1n the rush Of
more than thousand men and wo.
men in an attempt to enter the Hip
podrome to attend mass meeting OF
the international Ladies' Garment
workers. several women we're slightly
injured. About S,eo0 persons we're in
the hall whom the doors were ordered
closed. When a report reached this
street that there were 1000 vacant
seats the rush at the entrances fol.
lowed and for time the police we're
powerless.
Speakers at the meeting declared in
favor Of women joining the tailors'
strike. which has involved, according
to the strike leaders, more than 10a.,
900 workers. A strike vote will be
taken early this week.
Among the spectators were Mrs. o.
H. P. Belmont, Miss Inez Milholland
and Mrs. J. E. Mnholland. suffragette
leaders, who heard statement Of ia,
cob Panken, one of the speakers. that
"the strike Of the ladies' waist and
dressmakers' union to the tune Of 49,,
900 would advance the cause of WON.
ans suffrage more than an the beg.
ging from politicians"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-07
NO ONE KNOWS, AS YET.
Wilson Says That No Cabinet Port
foIios Have Vet Been
Issued.

Princeton, N. j., Jan. 6.-President.
elect Wilson has made it clear that
nobody in the United States knows,
az yet, who is going to be in his cab
met, or what will be the program he
will suggest for the next congress.
He declared that he had not offered q
single cabinet portfolio to anyone and
has not reached any conclusions as to
plans for the extra session.
Mr.. Wilson stated that while he had
canvassed variety of subjects and
had talked over many names with
Democratic leaders. he had not given
q definite iAtimation in any direction
either as to what his selections or
his course with respect to legislation
would be. He indicated, however, that
he expected the extra session would
not be devoted exclusively to tariff
making, and said he would, in spec
ial message, specify some of the sub.
jects upon which he would like to see
legislation enacted.