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New-York tribune., 1913-09-27

William G Ruppel 20 Harlem Sa wings Bank 4;
Row
HOME ST 959. mts on lease April II.
IslO; William Tiedemann to Central
Brewing co Of New York; SO 097; attorneys.
Paskus. G. l. & @, 2 Rector ct.
HUGHES AVE. r. $50 ~ OF 1896 81.
2oNlOO; March %. 1907. Jacob Bettiger. jr,
10 Michael J Tully and ano; $4,000: attor-
hey, Title Guarantee Co, lT6 Broadway.
LOT SO 10 ~. inclusive. map $50. estate
OF John w Oshaughnessy. also Wheelock
ave. " cor Of Timpson pl. runs Tx ?
O.9 70 W . ave III 10 beg. Jan 9. 1907
sarah Meyer 10 Charles Rosenberg. $4,000
attorney. John R Knox 442 Broadway.
LOTS 133 and 1874. map Cebrie Park
April r. 1sas, Margaretha Molten to Peter
Doelger Brewing co. Inc; 81 600; attorney,
John Hoennineer Beekman 81.
LOTS SSs. Ssh and 300 map sub-div por-
ton Penheld property. Wakefield: July 81.
1905: Richard Kelly TO Magdalena Lieb
kl,566: attorney Title Guarantee Co, 116
Broadway.
LOTS 37s ana sss except part of 3ss for
extending Westchester ave.. map Haght
estate. Sept -. 1912. Andrew Quinto 20
Regent Realty Co. - West 42d ST 81 500.
18TH ST, ., 1S3 u Of Forest or con-
cord ave. 2Ox1O2 10: Sept 2i 1908. Barbara
Thoretz 10 Bungay Co. 81 Gao: attorney, Title
Guarantee co, ia Broadway
10th ST. 715 East. 2S.4rl04x24. .2x104
March /. 1900; Flora Schreiber to Caroline
a Wheeler. s4.3OO; attorney. = Rsber
IS Park Row
10th ST. 453 East 24xg6x24xa8. Nav
20. 1910: same 10 Guaranteed Mortgage ca
OF New York. 1000. address. 200 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
PUBLIC NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
ments Main Ofiee Borough OF Manhattan.
Hall Of Records. september 2Ith 1918. .,..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. as required
by section 500 OF the Greater New York Chaf-
ter that the books called The Annual RECORD
OF the Assessed Valuation ot Real and Per-
sonal Estate of the Boroughs OF Manhattan,
Bronx. Brooklyn, queens and Richmond.
comprising The City OF New York. will be open
for public inspection, examination and correc-
tion follows.
Tie Annual Record Of the Assessed Nslua-
ton OF Real Estate will be open from the LIST
day OF october. not sunday or legal holiday
until the 10th day OF November l'ls. and tne
Annual Record OF Assessed Valuation OF Per
sonal Estate will be open from the let day OF
October. not q sunday or legal holiday until
the lst day OF December. 1918.
During the time that the books are open FOR
public inspection. application may be made BY
any person or corporation claiming 10 he as-
grieved by the assessed valuation OF rec or per
sonal estate 10 have the same corrected
In the Borough OF Manhattan, az the Main
Once OF tie Department ot Taxes aud As
sessments Hall OF Records. 81 Chambers
In IN. Borough Of the Bronx At the office o.
the Department. Bergen Building, fremont and
Arthur Aves.
tho DEPARTMENT, Municipal Building
In the Borough OF Queens. AZ the once or
the Department. Court House Square, Long
Island City.
the Department. Borough Hail. New Brighton.
5. l.
Applications for the reduction OF real estate
assassments must he made I'm writing and
should be upon blanks furnished by the De
partment.
Applications for the correction Of the per
sonal assessment OF corporations must be filed
a, the lain Office IA the Borough OF Manhat-
tan.
Applications in relation 20 the assessed
valuation OF personal estate must he made by
the ner.on assessed at the Office Of the Depart
,nent IN the Borough where such person re
sides and in case of a nonresident carrying on
business in The city OF New YORK. AT the or
oce or the Department in the Borough where
such place OF business is located. between the
hours OF 10 A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ. except on
Saturday. when all applications must be made
between 10 A. NJ and Il noon.
LAWSON PrRDY. President; CHARLES
MCCORMACK JOHN j. HALLERAN,
CHARLES T. WHITE. DANIEL $. NOEL
ROY. EDWARD KAUFMAN. JUDSON g.
WALL. Commissioners OF Taxes and Assess
ments.
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

CREATIVE SAIESMAN-ave held important positions where
atve sales ability has obtained large business and advance
my ant TO connect with large firm working sales and
manager where my creative instinct will tell me can be
% Tative value my employer and myself Am well en-
.sent but broader field Have large sales ex
New York City and almost other city IN he Ohteo
Relieve am good Judge OF humanity and know can In
states DI Le man seek with business
vaapy he has good honest commodity and seeks LARIt
VINO ,, hH f !; Box 500 New York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27

mont Iron Works agt II West 25th 81 Co
ct al; sept 1s. 1913 (by bondI: siTS SO.
10TH ST. 309 East. Jacob Solomon sgt
Dino Hurwich ct al; Sept is. 1913 s65.
BROADWAY. 22s1 TO 22sa. and sgd St
251 West: Berger Mfg co sgt Lansing Realty
Holding co et al. Sept IT,. 1913, s255.
93D ST 70 o West: Harry Rosenbaum
Iron Works aEt Columbia Grammar School
et al: Aug IS 1919: t103.
141ST ST clio 70 Gle West: George X
Storm co agt Essen Construction Co 81
a Sept D.. 1913. s254S SO
WALTON AVE. n cor Of 177th st: Julia
salmon sgt Adolph Wexier ct AL Sept ~
1918. s43 10.
MACLAN AVE, PHO to 2114: Christian
Norndran's Sons agt Belle Daily ct al; June
rs, 1913: $3.50
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
aEPTENfRER oG


2iTH ST. 1873 N 18l East and 25th 81 15C
10 lJS East. John ? CockoriU RgT CentauI
Realty Co, owner and contractor trenewaD
S6593 10
Path ST 1872 70 lGo East: John T Cockeril
Inc. agt Fiss. Doerr 4 Carroll Horse Co. owner
and contractor (renewaD. S2 AS u
DAILY AVE 1901 TO 1915; Hagsdone Con
struction Co agt Roman Catholic church ~ 81
Thomas Aquinas. owner. Eugene O1oole
contractor. Ss05
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 146: Holmes Plumbns
and Contracting co agf Josephine y Martin
owner and contractor. S1O4.
1O3D ST $50 East; Samuel Goldberg az,
John Nogelfaimer. owner. Alexander and
Phillip Bermau. contra ctors. Sl2j
HOE AVE. 954 10 95s: Henry NJ Sussvein 81
al aEt and G Construction 90. owner, VIII
lam Simpson. contractor; SLAB o.
FERRY SLIP. etcs AZ foot OF Clason Point
rd and East River. a NJ HAZEL agt Twin city
Ferry Co owner and contractor S6S5 "a
ST AIMS AVE. GO2: Charles Edwards ag'
William Kircbner. owner. George F Bache,
contractor; $3.50
WEBSTER AVE, cor ~ l13d AZ. 2l9N
s67: Harlem River Lumber and Woodworking
Co agt Nan Realty Corporation. owner August
Nelson. contractor: SPAS 20.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n cor ~ l6Ath ST.
y: Otis Elevator 20 agt Albion Construc
zion Co owner and contractor. Charles Buck
Construction co and one Suy-four Building
Co. Inc. owner s67s IS.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 2s.
25TH ST n s. 500 % OF 9th ave: Glare
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Ml.'I TRIBUNAL
@:YyTTJ:I5SIEs :l d 3 3 5aII5E
investigated Advertisements Endorsed by The Tribune
Fee Charged for investigation Arranged In Advance.
ability wanting
pts wishing dispose
their aemen ndorsd

WAS impressive sight view the different postage
like stamps which appeared on the foreign references
Il offered by the couple who called yesterday
Foreign references domestic workers much
both for the employer and the helper than the majority OF
references given and received in this country
When decides to enter domestic service abroad one
must register with authorities designated for this
After leaving each the references again submitted
to the authorities for vehcaton and approval and stamp
affixed found be satisfactory II the references suggest
ndveness the employers axity the part OF
the worker thorough investigation made huS is an equi
table standard created for both the employer and the helper
The Tribunal the purpose In this country:
The information received from investigation OF
any Tribunal advertiser always he IN this ofce
whether reliable help seeking employment an opportunity
offering investment advertising published under any other
Tribunal classification
We depend on our efforts and own judgment as
to the which the best and most reliable
information.
1t is only by such that can give ribune readers
the confidence Tribunal advertising which the Endorsement
of this paper inspires .rnr.
Also it is only by such that we can give tribunal
advertisers the maximum of advertising value
Cn6d.nce on the of the reader and the Endorsement
of th;s naner of the advertisement assure that value
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER 26.

124TH ST. 43s West; Samuel + Mead ct
al AIT Gedalia Rothman et al foreclosure
OF mtg; attorney. r Jones
HA%COCK ST vs. 4lS9 ~ n OF Colum p
bus ave. 1sQxl0O. Fishkill Savings lnsti-
tuition agt Angelo Re2zano 81 al toreciosuie
OF Mtg attorney. W Doughty' ,.-
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, g 3 het Bear
Swami and Boston Road lot 6S. American n
Tax Lien co ast william ThEai'es 81 al
foreclosure Of transfer OF tax henli sttor-
n'i' iAwRFHCF \ : F,;tT ST. 81: Matthias Haas sst
Roderlck Mcmahon 81 al foreclosure of
mtg: attorney. + W Pollock. ,oo
MAPES AVE. " cor % i19th ~ t3fl"u'
Robert @ Perry Agt Charles scharfer' r.
et al faction 10 set aside conveyance AZ
torney. F y Hennessy. ,
2i7TH ST. 5 8. lots 81 and BIS. map ol
Teconia Park Bronx: New York Co-Opera- .
tive building and Loan Association sEt
Charles J Carroll ct al foreclosure ot mtg)'
attorney. W Langdon. . u,.-t,.
BOSTON POST ROAD. " . het warns
and Mace pvcs lot 40. Adelaide 4 Nahst
aRt American Electricity Economizing co
81 sl foreclosure OF transfer OF tax len) >
attorney. shaw q LsnaGn. a.. "A. Her, s.t
Charles Adler Of al foreclosure OF mtg ,
attorney. = stein ~,
CHARLTON ST cor Greenwich -. 3oA
., 26xT6. Wolcott Lane e. ai sgt thsrltoh
Greenwich Co 81 sl foreclosure or mort
gage. attorneys. Miller King Lane Irat-
BRooME ST 8 5o2 :, " OF orchard
g. 268xS7.7, Jeanette Bonner at Louis
Iondon o. al foreclosure of mortgage; at
torneys Mcclure a Prentice.
11sTH ST. 4l5 West. looth ST. III West
Ionewood ave 1901 and 1923. James II
Bnshby agt Lauceiot Berkeley 81 81 aG-
tion % SET aside transfer. attorney u
Steuer. 49,.
AsTH ST. n s 240 ~ ~ OF 3d ave. 2oK 100;
Dora Frank sEt Nichoiin And9srs fore
cIogure OF mortgage. attorney, J leVson.
STEBRINS AVE. q. 1Sa y ~ West
chester ave 200Xl00. Louis stem ast fot-
vale Realty co faction 70 foreclose mechah-
lc's lem. attorney. & y Freedman.
FORSYTH ST. i57. John VI Parker 81 a.
aKt Philip lien ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage. attorney, e Wood
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
SEPTEMBER 20.
1HsT ST. 6lo 20 els West: Ase, kins
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
s,IaRooATEs' NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOS HON:
of New York, notice is hereby given to all per
20 IONS @ having claims against Julia IL Wor.s,ms Sea.ss
ton late OF the County Of New iork' ssas ~,
80 % pa,,,snrber Al his place Of transacting bust
~. NJ = Heekman Street. in the CITY OF New
York on or before the sth day oi January
next. -. n, -. ~, rut,, tota
EDMI,ND NJ sAWTELLE, Executor,
HARRIS a TOWNE. Attorneys 1or ct ths h1
ec,itor o,s broadway. New York CLtgs
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders atto'-
ney.J
SEPTEMBER 2G.
Manhattan.

SEPTEMBER 26
Manhattan.
BAXTER ST. $40 35.2x9o. Warren Bise-
low. trustee. and Madcalena ana fasqVatUo y
ceo 70 John G agar, trustee; =, APIs PIn.,,T :,
ialO; tS2 600. attorney. Lawyers rue lhsui
ance and rrpst co. $50 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Abraham ano rod
Kssse 20 Henry De Forest Weeks, M MsrcIl
70. 1903. 10000. attorneys Neehes b'oS'
cENTRE E,;.rISi. 's ST.. 4S-45. " $ 5l4 II from,
8 w cor Pearl 81. 47.7X45 3N4lA6%.s 3 Saihuei
and Sophie Green 20 New YORK trust -
Jux = 1909. $4,000. a''ofHe''' '''o"e
SAME PROPERTY. same TO Edgar Whit
Jock. Rector ~; July =, lsOs' S"[,"ou, q.
CENTRE ST 81, So r. n OF "a q0 q
runs 2J 1916 02is y ll'o x ~ =
10 " 2t % 10 beg Maria i lang ,,a
70 Henry VI Gescheidt, 300 Broadway aug
CENTRE gT. 81. W. 8O11 Il of Pear,
-. runs w 10 3 y n 257 20 Of land OF
Nicholas Dean g 25g * . 25.1 10 beg Jaines il
J Lyons 90 EmiRrant Industrial Savlnss
bank, AprU e. 1897 $IOOO' at'oihe'
stephen Philbin. 81 Chambers ST. -, =
CENTRE sT -. . . =. width In front 20 Z
fngth -. length W Slb breaoth ~ ~
isar slong Walton ground u breaauns ~
leur along Stockholm's land IL; Elzapeth
swift 70 Seamen's Bank for Savings: aug o.
isll; tlS.j0O. attorneys. strong & Cad"aHa-
HENRY ST. 2ia-o21. $. 47.sxs7G; Israel
snf Rose A Block 10 Frederick T HIS 90
Nall 81. Oct t0 1905. $4,000.
LEONARD ST. 1G2-1G6. . runs o. :
Atlo.l0 = q - 3x0 = p . =
os 32.9 W 1913 10 beg simmons x
- 70 Sarah Billings 81 al eNrs. etc Nov J.
;;No; 5000. attorneys. Lindsay, kalsh y
Fslmer. - William 81
. lST AVE. l1s1. mortgage on lease. Joseph
ss.oser % Jacob RCppert, Inc; Feb IL. 1915
100: attorney. Walter y Stewart. 1889 81
aYe.
- AVE. 22G2 Q cor 18th st; Mary c
hnllsrkey % George Ehret, April II. 1912
900 attorney. Edward NJ Burghard, l2o
braadway
30 AVE. 8. ss.5 q Of 10Th ST. 1s9x
ipa Ernest y Adler 20 Lima Ettlinger; Aug
leOs $1,000, attorney Abraham Kalishy
l'0 Nassau st.
10TH ST. n $. 1876 n. Of Park ave. 20x
loo5. Henry r PoRgenburg 20 Minna
semmler: June 20 1893 $1,000. attorney
hneeland Moore WOolWorth Building
- 18th ST n g. 40 n . of 2d ave, 20NlO2 =
fsnnie and Meyer Stern 20 samuel schnur-
uscher: satisfied OF record without produc-
non of mtre by order 81 supreme Court
ssept ~ 1918 Justice John J Brady; April
- 1894 $4,000: attorney, Morris Cooper
70 Nesey 81
,.77TH ST s. $50 n OF west End ave
ss.xsL2: Mary Miller 10 Bernard Karsch
ept %. 1911: s5.500: attorney. lawyer
Iile Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway
The Bronx
..ANTHONY worm ~. 1407) ST " >
,9oxI2I7o. triangular lot oct -, 1890
Lrsrdo Mezzsdri 10 Edward l. coster, $4,000
s',ofney, p G Anderson. ~ William st.
u Wsstehester ave. 25I147.6: Aug 4. 1905
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
INVESTMENT WITH POSITION.

WITH POSITON-An experienced and energetic
d like position with established hIrn or doo com
yg man tdne and prepared to invest from 9'o'ooo 10
eIS' oOn M ga HJJress Box 507. New-Y York tribune
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
RlIsINEsS CHANCES.

NAV Nth growing business OF $4,000 annual
~ needs capital and is willing 10 pay ior . ~ ~
c,t,,a,'S 10 citv of 600 OO0 Most exclusive trade
So - Nm. Address Melvin J. Chisum, 1O2-
Druid Hin ave. Baltimore. M-
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27

l52D sT $40. sty hrk factory, toTNO'
see. Norman I1derer. 1341 Southern Boule-
ward architect cost, S5,1OO
TRATTMAN AVE. n g 20 " . OF Kowianu
ave; 2 sty frame dwg. 2lx2s4; Mary d Gore
on premises. owner: Ebeling l33 Nes'ches
ter square. architect; cost, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
ALTE ERATIONS.
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

MADISON AVE 113: 70 a sty sptmt; l,S
Madison Avenue Co. lVJ William 81, owner; !
+ Platt l123 broadway. architect; s6Ooo
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
HELP WANTED.

Male.
FARMLAND. good pIoushman and mixer
wanted. excellent board. heated room, pam
ana SEQ Write age experience. references and
fuIi particulars. 4. @. BOX - Whlte P!alns
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
SEPTEMBER 2e

10TH ST. s. 145. 10 n ot 7th ave. FOR z
sty theatre, 4l.sxlo.4, r Hopkins, lO7 East
35th 81, owner: r & Nisscher, 425 9TH ave
architect; S35, 900.
LEXINGTON AVE. n cor Of 5oth st for
2 sty store and lofts 10O5XlWx irref IA o,
Akron Building co. 5Oj 9Th ave, owner; X i
Lyons. sos 9Th ave, architect. $1,000.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, o. 245lI II n
of lslst q for ! sty museum bldg. 54Xo'
G G Barnard 454 Fort Washington ave, own
er: II Mann & p MacNeile. 20 East 45th
ST. architects, S1l, 600.
The Bronx.
154TH ST. p. 115 n Of Morris ave- sly
brk storage 1925: Ferdinand Marrone. 2Ii
East 154th st, owner; NJ J Garvin. 3Jot 81
ave architect: cost, $500
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on noor. 1888 Broadway. 42l EasI 4sth st.
COE d BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ru-tb name and address Of grantee and at
tornCyl
,,,.res; AZ 5 per cent unless otherwise stated
sEPTI MBER 26
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
CARPET cLEANiN G.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable Send FOR Circular.
Tel. 1892 1898 Bryant 43i -439 West 45th St
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
WORK WANTED.
Female.

CNoHPANION-IAdy wishes position as com
penion. experienced IN care ot semi invalid
or caro- of child. would travel highest refer
ences. Address Companion. a. .. Box 15+
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27
rvorwoI1INcaNp TYPEWRITERs

vIcToR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau 81 CStalogns
free: all makes taken part payment: SaIgahs sgh
in Underwoods Re-1ington onteIs s.n,.n.
AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The tribune received AZ 'he op'o""
ONCE No. 1864 Broadway between Soth and
37th SITS. until o o'clock .. m
New-York tribune., 1913-09-27

., ANTHONY (Worth ~. 1407) ST. =.
,9a1I2I7o. triangular lot. oct %. 1890
hgsrdo Mezzsdri 10 Edward T. coster, $4,000
sporney. p & Anderson. - William ~.
.cLEBE AVE-. :. 1857 u from cor
VI Wettchester ave. 25I147.G: Aug 4. 1905
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-16

Wright Madeline Burney, Bernice
Clark, Jeanette Davey. Ruby Henry,
ElviTe HUthsteiner, Libbie Snider. Helen
Williams, William Mayfield George
Oliver, Joe Wright. Emma Windberg.
Henry Rhoades, HerminO Meice, Donald
Light.
Drawing Madeline Birney. RUBY
Henry, Helen Williams. Robert Myers.
Dick Lewis, Ruth Haupt Lu Rec
Knight, Bernice Stiles. Marie Cass. Julia
Schuster, William Bias, Coral
Bias, Victoria Leusch. Elsa
McNey, Nellie Reynolds. Clio Rus
sell, Willis Gregory, Hurley Griffith.
Henry, KidweH Blythe Johnson. VIII
fred KranzthOr, Charles Overstreet
Cecil Palmer, Dan Ella Burk Marie
Cass, Lu Rec Knight Virginia knight
Pauline Leusch, Dorothy McCarty. Edna
Schmidt. Hazel Spence, Minnie Taylor,
Sophia Williams
Arithmetic-HUbertL ittleton. Pauline
Huthsteiner, Willis Gregory, Hurley
Griffith, Blythe Johnson, Chas Over
street, Willard Brown, Ruth Haunt.
Virginia Knight, Frances knight, Ber-
nice Stiles. Marie Cass, Barlow Morris
Arvilla Bickford, Lucille Crensbav7
Reva Harris. Lois McChesney, Hermien
Meice, lone Morris, Julia Schuster. MARY
Drown, Inez Hemsted. EIoisa Hutb-
steiner, William Mayfield, Robert Nv
erS, Joe Wright, Dick Lewis
Algebra-William Bias, Hubert Lit
Teton, Hubert Sharp, Lowdon Wingo.
PauIne Huthsteiner, Victoria Leusch.
Elsie McVey, Clio Russell, Hurley Crit
fifth, Blythe Johnson, Charles over
street, Willard Brown, Pauline Leusch,
Marie Cass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-16
PUPILS RAISE MONEY
FOR LIBRARY BOOKS

At the Villas school over $40 has been
brought into the library fund by the
school children. The first grade chill
dren brought in the largest amount
and the fourth grade pupils were sec
ond With this money a library OF
suitable books VIII be bought for each
Lamar school has raised almost so
for its library fund Miss Dorothy
RusselTs room, the low seventh grade
has brought in the largest amount IS,
with Miss Helen Lucas's room, the low
fourth grade. a good second, having
collected S7-35.
At the Alta Vista shcool the library
collections so far amount to $685. All
this money has been brought in small
amounts by the children
Mrs Eunice Payne, principal of the
Alta Vista school Mrs. Alice Fitzpat-
rick, principal Of the Lamar school, and
Miss Alicia Swami, principal of the
Villas school are the committee ap-
pointed by superintendent r J. Tighe
to select a list Of books suitable for
each grade In this work the com
mittee will have the assistance and ad-
vice Of Mrs. Edith Graham Coyne, the
librarian OF the FL Paso Public library
These lists vii be used by the teachers
inpurchasing boks for their rooms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-16
Arranges Details for Its An
nuaI Banquet, After
Discussion.
Affirmative Side Wins in
Debate on might
Schools" Subject.
OAnNATIONs were in order at

OAIINATIONS were in order at
~ the meeting Of the Sam HOus-
u ton debating society Of the high
school Friday night. The constitution
was SUSPENDED for the occasion and
the following nominations were made:
For president, Frank Peach, Rupert
GfIlett Ralph O'Neul and Lucas Ba-
con: for vice president Harry Welsch'
Tucas Bacon and Harry Shannon; for
secretary, Maurice Blumenthal, Cecil
Stanfield, D. V. Stearns and Eugene
Thurston: for treasurer, Harry Welsch,
Maurice Blumenthal, Jesse Haywood,
George Newell, George Leighton and
Ralph O'Neill; for reporter, Cecil Stan
field and Maurice Blumenthal; for ser
geant at arms, Eugene Thurston. Henry
Collins, George Leighton and wayne
GARRETT for chairman Of the program
committee, Fred Hunter and Harold
CoIdwell; for publicity officer, Walter
Ponsford, Ralph ONeil, Logan Chill
som. Maurice BlUmenthal, Eugene
ThurstOn, Frank Peach, Rupert Gil
lett- Harold CoIdweu and Stanley Shea
The details OF the annual banquet
were discussed and arranged.
The program given Friday night con-
sisted of a debate. Resolved that the
m Paso public schools should have free
night sessions, in which the same sub
jects are taught as at the day sessions
Dave Stearns and Eugene IhurSIon
had the affirmative, George Newell ana
TTred Hardy. the negative. The affirm
alive won. Cecil Stanfield- Maurice
Blumenthal and Ralph O'Neill were the
judges
Harry Shannon made a short speech,
and P. Kennary gave the critics re-
port
Debates and Names Committees.
About 20 members were present at
the Friday night meeting Of the High
school Forum Debating society. At
the business meeting program com
mittee was appointed, composed Of Idus
Lambert and Elgie Means An enter
tainment committee was appointed con-
sfsting Of James German, chairman;
Mott Rawlings and Alfred Black
An imprOmptu debate was given on
the subject of education being re
0uirement as q qualification for the
fTancbise." Tom Mott and James Cor
man were on the affirmative and Man
mel Schwartz and Idus Lambert on the
negative. German and Schwartz had
the rebuttal The debate was won by
the affirmative side
A Reclamation, The Alamo and the /
New South" CHenry ". Grady was |
given BY Idus Lambert
The Happiness of Liberty" (Rooert /
Ingerson) was given by Chris jung (
Allen o. Sayles, the faculty critic, !
gave his report at the close Of the /
meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-16
DAILY RECORD.
RniIdin- Permits.


To Leon La Luz to build an adobe
residence at 1917 Santa Fe street; es1-
mated cost 500.
To W. w. Greer to make repairs at
4O2 South FL Paso street, estimated
value $1,000.
Southeast corner of Boulevard and
Missouri. W. ReckharU to Olga ID.
McCIintock. lots 70 IL inclusive
block 20 Sunset Heights; cOnsidera-
ton, $4,000: Nov Il, 1913
South side of Tularosa, between
Luna and Obada-Jay +. Knox to
Charles F. KnolbIock, lot % and west
half of "a block SIS, East FL PasO; con-
sideration. $4,000: March Is, 1913.
South side of AlamOgoFdO, between
Grama and Luna-John g. +. Linquist
to Hugh NJ. Walker, lot p and east
half of o. block IS. East FL Paso;
consideration $500; Nov. Is, 1913.
North side of Douglas, between Luna
and Cebada-Fred Schwinl1er to Lee
HarIis, lots 8 and 9, block 1S2, East
FL faso; consideration. S625; Nov. II,
1913.
San Elizario. Texas-A. D. Amanda to
Romano Garcia, tract Of land, San
ElizariO grant; consideration, 81; Nov.
6. 1913.
Licensed to wed.
Sawyers T. Rutherford and Josie P.
Haynes.
Automobiles Licensed.
1S31-W T. Young, 1901 Cotton aven-
ne; five passenger Ford
1882. P. LOTUS. Marguerite
apartments; two passenger Overland.
1S33-R- NJ. Small, Echo apartments;
six passenger Studebaker-
1S34-Nrs. A. N Brown, 1927 HaW-
thOrne Place; White car.
1S35-AIrs. W. l. Fled, SIS Myrtle
avenue; five passenger REQ.
1S36-Green Stewart. 1907 Arizona
street; five passenger Overland
Tsirths-Girls.
To Mrs. Vicante GriJolba, Ysleta,
Texas, Nov. 6.
To Mrs. a. Fernandez, zO9 North
Florence street, Nov. Is.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs. Martin DOmInques, 1 Pri-
mera street, oct 25-
To Mrs. Bernito VaIdiv1ezo, 1901 Fifth
street, Nov s.
To Mrs. Crispin Herodia, 7O6 Park
street. Nov. 3.
To Mrs, J. B. Madrid. 915 California
TO Mrs. F. H. Cox. 40 Erie street
Oct. 20.