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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

| Bing & Bling have resold the seven story
| elevator apartment house. 0XleJo ieel'
| known as the LenOX Court Nos. ia ana
1le East list street. to the Lahey COM
pany William & Joseph Lahey). TINS
is one of the properties that the sellers
! took i'm exchange for the Nellsmole
apartment house. at Broadway and "th
street sold last week TO Mrs. Louise
| Livingston. The LenoX Court property
was free and clear and was sold for all
cash
The New York Central Railroad mas
purcha sed through John y. Golding, rom
the Marshall O. Roberts estate the west
erlv half OF the block bounded ny
| Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, Soth ana
Seth streets. The plot. now covered ny
part of the railroads west side ireisht
wards. measures 2U feet on Twelfth ave-
me and about 500 feet on 35th and 5bth
streets Included in the deal is the prop
ertv west Of Twelfth avenue. between the
same streets. 2cox3Oo feet. together with
| land under water.
| Henry u. Winans & May have sold for
| Mrs. Philip j. Sands her house. at NO ia
! East sd street. modern red brick
Colonial house on lot 2S.sxloc.5 feet to a
client. who will use same for his own oc-
cupancy.
Crist & Herrick have sold for Henrietta
starr the three story brick dwelling
house at No. I6l Charles street. the pur-
chaser being +. VI. Woerz, who is goihg
10 alter il for commercial use. TINS
property was bought by the late George
starr in 1851
The NJ. Morgenthau. Jr.. Company has
sold for the Terrain Realty Company to
the Rudolph Wallach Company No 200
East Broadway. extending through and
including Nos 253 and 255 Division street
The East Broadway property consists o'
an old three story dwelling house on
| lot 27x61 feet. The Division street 'front.'
age consists II two two and half story
buildings each on lot 1NNf2 feet making
a plot - fcct front,on East Broadway, 80
feet front in Division street and extending
1903 feet deep from street 10 street The
premises are now wholly unoccupied. ana
would be- improved or resold FOR improve
ment by the purchaser
Harris and Maurice Mandclbaum have
resold through the J. Romano Brown
| Companv the southwest corner Of Fort
| Washington avenue and '6lst street %
plot Of about six lots. 1o0Nli,N irregular
t. Friedman & FeinbcrG. who will erect a
six story elevator apartment house on the
site The same builders are now com
pleting four six story houses covering the
two block fronts ON the east side Of Fort
Washington avenue rom lG0th to 1879
street
J.. Seligsbercer sold for MIS-. e; Cof'
a plot. ?ixSS feet. ON Prospect avenue .
feet north of Boston Road. and the same
will be improved with $4,000 church
( building.
Meyer E.llenbocen has sold for y. Her
bert 40. 2,37 Second avenue. FIVE story
tenement mouse. on lot e6.5NSo feet. near
! 9Th street The property was given in
part pavment by M. Herbert for the old
Trenmann mansion. At the southwest core
nor Of Hewes and Lee avenues. III the
Williamsburg section Of Brooklyn. The
| site. which has frontage Of le5 feet on
each thcrouehfare VIII be improved In the
near future with two apartments The
| rrenmaun estate owned the corner for
I forty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
PARCEL FOR FACTORY SITE
French Automobile Concern Buys Big
Long Island City Plot.

Cross & Brown have sold parcel con-
tanning 800 square feet a. the juno
tion of Jackson. Third and Beebe ave-
nues. Long Island city
This property. which is adjacent TO the
plaza Of the greensboro Bridge. was sold
for John Giebelhaus. who has owned it
for many years, TO Renault Freres. IT
has frontage Of 80 feet on Jackson
avenue and depth Of 200 feet. Of which
the Renault concern intends 20 imme-
diately develop approximately 10000
factory and repair shops. and eventually
10 cover the entire property with struct-
ures. The Jackson avenue end il is i'm
tended to improve with an office build
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
RECORDED LEASES
with name and address Of lessee
APRIL, =


Al DCBoN AVE- ~ =. ~ n % iS',h 81,
,G6Xloo. All: Theo W Myers 70 EdV Keller
and ano. 10 US from oct !. 1913. s. iop. al
dress 80 Yves; l5Jlh 81.
Delaney ST. - TO 81. double store
Morris Wcnstein 10 Meyer Roseutnal. . yrs
from May l. 1913. 81 So. address. 80 Ludlo"
ELpRIDGE ST 1871 store. Morris Bresky 70
s liohicustcin. . SIS rom May J. i9i3 so'"
address. - Delaney 81.
GREENE ST. - 10 -. store. etc. Greene
street Realty 90 to Auit 4 Nibore 90; > 'r'
from MAY T. 1913. - coo. address 53i Pearl -
SOUTHERN ROT LEVARD. 5. bet 1884 81
ana Aldus ~. south store. oval Construction
80 10 MAJ Now al. 10 SIS from Aug !. 1918,
:, 500. address. oti Lcggett ave.
WOOSTER ST ~ and li4. an. Harriet :
Burdick To- I BuIdick. yrs from May I,
1913 81 900. address. ~ Wooster st.
WEBSTER AVE 1858. store. Decatur con
Oct I. igil $3.50: address. DOB Webster ave.
WOOSTER ST 90 10 -. and Greene -. ~
10 ~. all. Greene street Realty 90 20 Leo
Scnlcsiugcr CO. 10 SIS ffom Mfy /. 1913,
$1,000. address. 312 South ~.
ID AVE. loss. ali. Eliza \ Bursgraf m
lohn BENT. VIZ rom June d. 1917. $500
aldrcfs. 1888 ~ ave
10 AVE. a0o2. Store. Walter W Tinsiey to
VIM ohumacht as from july !, 1915. 81
81" address 2o"2 80 ave.
>rH AVE GG4. store. Richard $ Treaccy n
) 'gshmsnq SON lnc. > go from MAY T. 1913.
s. 100. address 5i5 Wcst 59th 81
SisT ST. - e. i15 n of Amsterdam ave.
go - an WIN Waiter - AL trustees. "a
Fulton Building GO. - yrs from March -.
1913. S30c address. -255 Broadear
Ni~T ST Pa East. east store. Nugus'e kef-
ger Co Man simon. yrs from Ma. ], 1913,
$40. address. ~ 1th ~
P@TH ST - and ~ East. an: Shcnk Re1lt,
and Consfiu tion 60 20 Jacob solo'aroN. 3 s. s
fiom SEPT !. 1912: H.i50. address. 80 East
.rifh
10TH ST. ga East. store. stark splitter ta
Frank Harri.. SIS 90 mos from April 10.
1918 SGfp address. 90 Eas i76th 80.
18TH ST. 2p.tl 2 81 Arthur ave-
25XilG9. ADD. John Brady 20 rhas Louis
yfs from Mas ]. 1918. ssD: address. - East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Meister " Bachc Realty Company
has purchased from s. \ Weingart a
parcel of sevcnly-four lots In Hamilton
street. New Brunswick. y j.
William NJ. Shackford of Daniel Bird
sail & 60. Inc has sold for Mrs. Clara
l.. Drake-Smith To George \. Graham
"A plot. 2z2X2sl feet. on the westerly size
~ l.ydecker street. near Palisade ave
nue.. az Englowood. y j. The same bro
hcrage arm has also sold the interior lot
in the rear Of the same property TO the
adjoining owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

800: attorney Lawyers Title Insurance AMI
Trust co. 100 Broadway.
JEROME AVE, Q :. 30 N OF Burnside
ave. s5sx1Oo II: Henry Boscner TO HERNIA a
Steinkamp. so West lid st; 3 yrs; April 10:
5000: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. I16 broadway.
PROSPECT AVE. $50 TO 500 :. ,5xloo.
Phoebe Naitt to Mahat,an Holding 60, 80
Broadway prior mtg $4,000 mtgs each
s.. $50 33,: due MAY |. 1916: per cent; sl1.-
73s SO attorneys Bevins & Ferries, 80 Broad.
way.
PROSPECT AVE " g. 96.i II OF lGls, 81.
1f3x-. Henry Acker to Edward Hirsh, SO Fast
Goth s.: April IS: due Jan Is. 1919. q per cent.
April II: $li500; attorneys, Wolf & Kohn, 20l
Broadway.
WILKINS AVE, :. leo II OF Jennings IT,
25x1OO; Henry I.ahr 10 Henrietta l.ghte II
West Dist st April Is: yrs: S2,j0Og attorney,
+ T. Trautman i32 Nassau II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
100000 HARLEM LEASE.

sey have leased for the Pittsburgh Life
and Trust Company TO the Lee Brothers
Storage and Van Company the northeast
corner of i25th street and Park avenue. a
twelve story hreproof storage warehouse.
store and office building. on plot 90x99 10
feet.
The lease is for term Of twenty-one
years. al an aggregate rental 'of about
10000 Extensive interior improvements
are to be made. making IL an Up-to-date
1reproof warehouse. The entire storage
warehouse part Of this building. contain
ing about 10000 square feet, will be occu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
ORDERS ISSCED.-These army and
navy orders have been issued
ARMY


Colonel CHARLES J.. PHILLIPS. coast az
filcrv. from Fort ScreVen ana coast acienees
OF savannah. 10 assume command o. IoIt
Winfield Scott and coast defences OF san
Francisco
colonel WlLLOCGHBY WALkE coast al
ullerys from Fort strong to assume co''i''e .
Of Fort SoTeven and coast dtlences o. -
Captain ARCHIE MILLER. quartermas''G,r,
corps ON arrival al Front Royal Va. VIII
10 assigned as assistant depot qu"f'e'
Captain HENRY ". BANKHEAD and Second
Lieutenant JOHN II. HESTER, ltth IN
fantrv 10 Helena, ARR. for Hood ienel WORN
Captain GEORGE NJ MASTER, 30 IN
fantry appointed acting qualternaSltr io'
time remaining on food relief WORK.
First Lieutenant JOSEPH \. MARMON, 2"th
Infantry. rom present duties, TO proper sta
First Lieutenant ROBERT y. CAMPBELL
coast artillery, assigned 1lsth COMPANY
Second Lieutenant ALEXANDER II. JONES
18TH Cavalry from Fort Riley, 70 ioin his
troops at Clint Tex
Leaves Of absence Second Lieutenant
CHARLES ". ELLIOTT. 18th Infantry. one
month First Lieutenant KENNETH II.
WILLIAMS. Goth infantry, fifteen days
NAVY
Lieutenant Junior grade, : 7. HEM. TO re
ceiVinC ship al Mare Island
Chief Gunner i. T. MI RRAN. To receiving
ship Boston
chief Gunner DAVID HEPBURN detached
receiving ship at Boston. Naval Hospital,
Boston.
MARINE CORPS.
Csptain II. II SOUTH detached tho North
Dakota, command naval rrison. Boston
Captain =. g. CHAMRERLlN. detached naval
prison. Boston. the North Dakota
First IioptCnart CALHOUN ANCRlM. de-
ta'red marine barracks. charleston Philip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

For Southern New England unsettled TO-
day. preceded ty rain on the coast: to-mor-
row. fair with brisk east 10 north winds
For New Jersey unsettled to-day. preceded
by rain: tomorrow. fair. brisk northeast
winGs
For Eastern Pennsylvania. unsettled to-
day. preceded 81 rain IN southern portion.
to-morrOw, fair. brisk northeast TO north
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York. fair to-day and probably to-mor-
row. rising temperature, Hight TO moderate
variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
SUBURBAN LEASES.

The Lewis r. May Company has leased
at Far ,Rockaway. Long Island. for Mrs.
Martha Wolf. the Homestead, corner
Broadway and Nelson avenue. to Reuben
Sadowsky.
John f. Scott has rented for Mrs. Har-
riet l.. Allen her house known as the
Knapp cottage. at Lawrence Beach, Long
Island, TO Robert Hude Nelson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas J.. Gilman Il Co. Inc. have
leased for the Montana Realty Company
large apartment in their new building
AT No. SO Park avenue to +. f. Robins
for term Of years. an apartment at No.
$50 Madison avenue. corner Of ,ith street
to Mrs. j. Decks koeh. four floors at
Nos. 905. 207 and ~ East ll1th street TO
Frederick Sasmann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

Highest temperature yesterday. 50 degrees tat
noon; lowest. IS tat $50 p. M; average o.
average for corresponding date last year. o.
average for corresponding date last thrN
three years. Is
Local forecast: Unsettled 20 day preceden ny
rain on coast: fair tomorrow. brisk east "
north winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
TRANSPAClFlC MAILS.

Destination and steamer In Ny. Y NJ.
Tamba Maru '.'..'.'.''.......A Apr II, $50
Hawai- via san Francisco . I'D. or
Sierra ..........,..........Ap Apr. Il, j.3'
Hawaii, Japan, COrea. China. Phil - 90
ippines via San Franciscol-Nile Apr' a. o'o'
japan. Cofea. China. Philippines - =. %
via TacOma)-Tacoma Maru. apr - o'"'
H1 1Ss wa san francisco "a. $50
Tahiti. MaTquesas Cook Islands,
New Zealand Australia via san 80 car
IranciscoJ-AordnCi ......-..-..A APP. - V'''
eG ciioo P9ep TTsps Ts san f'an 80 $50
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Yea
r,sco, Vertnra .,'... May I. $50
Japan. Corea China. Philippines
avn ava vancouver Empress o, !" May .. $50
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand y c.eo
Australia via NictOriaI-Makuia.Ma Ma! o 0'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
SOME AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

To-day. at executors sale. for the estate
Of William q. Ringler. Bryan l.. Kennedy
northwest corner of East 10th street. in
The Bronx a four story hathouse. with
three stores. also seventeen acres in
Yonkers. opposite Colonial Heights. with
a frontage of S4i feet in Central Park
avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
WooLWoRTH BUILDING LEASE.

Edward ]. Hogan has leased To the
Goldhelds American Development Com
pany. OF South Africa, Ltd. of which
Baron A. Won der Ropp is the American
representative the entire thlfty-sixth
floor of the WOODWORK Building. for a
term Of wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A.. ~
oacial Record and Forecast .-washingto

odiciaI Record and Forecast. Washington.
Aprn 1.-THE disturbance that has prevailed
last twenty-four hours in the middle Atlantic
states was central on Tuesday night of the
North Carolina coast ana moving northeast
ward
The temperatures have fallen decidedly over
the Rock Mountain region and they continue
unseasonably high over the plains states.
change TO warmer weather is in progress over
the great central valleys and the Lake region
The Indications are that the middle Atlantic
storm Will pass northeas,ward and the weather
become fair g. Wednesday night throughout
the Eastern states.
Fair weather will continue Wednesday ara
Thursday throughout the great central NaiieH'
tho region Of the Great Lakes. the plans stales
and the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions
The temperatures will rise WEDNESDAY IN the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys. the teslon OF me
Great Lakes and the South Atlantic states
ana ~ will fall Wednesday on the eastern slope
81 the Rocky Mountains and Thursday Owe the
plains states and the upper Mississippi Naie,
The temperature will not change decidedly
WedneSdax or Thursday in the Eastern
states Storm warnings are displayed on the
Atlantic coast from Delaware BTeakwater 10
The winds along the New England coast
win be moderate east probably brisk over
sast 10 north. south Atlantic coast, modefat e
west: east Gulf coast, light west; west Cur
coast light variable. on the lower lakes, hght
10 moderate variable: upper lakes moderate
variable becoming south.
steamers departing Wednesday for European
po,ts will have strong east winds and overcast,
rainv weather 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Localities.-for East
crn New York fair in interior. unsettled on
coast to-day: brisk east winds.
For Northern New England. fair to-day,
cxcept unsettled on the coast. tomorrow.
fair. moderate variable winds. mostly east.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
BROOKLYN SALES.

John f. Burke sold Tor Judge Alexander
Rosenthal his summer home on the north
side OF Mermaid avenue. near Sea Gate
avenue. Sea Gate. on plot 61xl00 feet. to
"A buyer fer occupancy.
The Franklin Trust Company has sold
the two story dwelling No i52 Prospect
aveg.e "a an investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
'Brlngs mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel For. Line. closes sails.
Csmpania. Liverpool. Gun. 90 IN
Permudisn. Bermuda Que. 500 m 1000 m
Msracaibo. Curacao. r d.. $50 IN 1900 M
: Marta, Colon T. r Co. $3.50 a NJ 300 m
Antilles New Orleans. : y. --- 1900 IN
Lamnasas. Galveston. Maly ---- ] 90 ~
Huron. Jacksonville. clyde. -- 100 . Ia
THURSDAY. April. IL
France Havrc. French. 90 IN 10 % a M
Baltic TIveruool " : ...... $50 m 1900
Nonterer Havana Ward 900 m 1900 III
= T. Friedrich. Colon. u A. 90 p m 300 m
Pretoria Hamburg IA. 500 m
q Of Savannah. Sayan say 500 IN
FRIDAY. APRIL y.
Trutcra Belize 4 + 20. i2.OO N 500 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. IA and IS Nesey street:
BY Joseph r. Day.
iiiSr ST. 455 East. 5. 42b n " OF Brook
ave Isl xiOO = sty dwg. knocked down to e
VI McGown for 81. 500.
ii2D ST. t54 East s. 4a0I n W Of Brook
ave is sxicOp. sty dwg. Knocked down TO {
VI McGown for $500
iilsT ST. 42l East. ., .53.f II OF Willis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

Local OfficiaI Record.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. IN comparison with tne
corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. reported as
la3 miles east 81 sandy Hook AZ 10 % m
YESTERDAY = expected 70 dock this forenoon.
Tho Majestic. reported AS 764 miles east Of
SANDY Hook AZ q m Yesterday. is expected TO
dock ThursdaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
QUICK RESALE OF APARTMENT HOUSE
New Owner for Lenox Court in East list Street. wn'C"
Fqumed in Exchange for the WelSmOre
NEW YORK CENTRAL BUYS MORE WEST SIDE PR0PER1

pied by the Lee brothers, IN CONJUNCTION
with their storage, van ana IuThltuIe p"S''
ness. nov At No. 40 East l2Jth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

sor.,ranca &,e,,,, Nd to.oor 800 N
Itsria Argcuftne i1.oo rn 800 y nj
7 WHEN Ill. Hayti RDWI go IN NV ~
Mohawk. Jacks Vile Clyde. " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
POTTS MUST GO TO SEA
President Upholds Daniels S
Policy in Captains Case.

Washington, April l5-The appeal 10
the President in behalf Of Captain leih-
pin VI. Potts, former aid for persoH''e''
who was displaced by the new secfe'diy
Of the Navy and ordered to the command
Of the Louisiana to demonstrate ms H.
ness for sea duty before promotion to a
higher grade. although the eNamlnlhs
hnard mad found him qualined Tor promo
lion. was overruled to-day by the Fresl-
dent. f..o,ce
with President Wilson this afternoon anu
outlined his policy with particular Ielei
ence to Captain Potts's case; re , ~.
rlained that Captain Potts had held the
rank Of captain since July Is, 1898, dur
Ing which time he had had only only zen zen
months sea service. which the Secretary
did NOT believe sufficient to justify pro-
motion .... .ho
e,.nd taken by the Secretary of the Navy
ana has overrued .the appeal. declared
Secretary Daniels when he left the mite
House. but he declined 10 discuss the case
further.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
Humidity.

a m....... IS p m....... 76ls p. NJ. %
Of1cisl observations taken at the United
states weather bureaus at s p. N. yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address ~ grantee and attor-
neyl
Interest : per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WAITER

Sunrise 5:s9 sunset. G.39; moon sets. 3.l1.
moons age. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
The Bronx.

CHATTERToN AVE. $. 355 n W OF DIM
stead ave. 25xles; Adolph j Leuchs to Anna
Toepfer. 2c43 chattcrton (prior mtg 81
0oM: April u. yrs $500: attorney Charles
II Barcher 1925 walker ave.
CALDWELL AVE $. 100 Z; n OF i6Ist
ST, 1sri0o: Percy n Wightman ct nj to LAWYERS
Mortgage Co. 80 Liberty 1T; April 10; , yrs: s. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders attor.
ney.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

" ATERFRONT PLOTS and complete waisr.
front houses az Nampage shores. ile-i
lo,atf,n on the nnest part OF Nanhassei BAY
: OSGOOD PELI. x co. az 9TH Ave, cor
~ i9d street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-06

jacksonville and Atlantic Beach.
among the items OF construction
work TO be done. as reported this
week, are:
paving roads with brick. Duval
and st. Johns counties. Florida: paw
ing. Atlanta. Ga: school buildings,
Eclectic and Tuscaloosa. Ala; apart
ment house, Miami. Tampa and At
lanta, Ca; church buildings. Nash
vile and Savannah. Ca. and Ash
land Ala; warehouses. Mobile and
Tampa, Fla; hotel building. Lake
land, Fla; passenger stations. Cal
houn and Claxton. Ca: road con-
struction. Montgomery county. Ala
bama."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-06
Luke McLuke Saws

Etiquette is what you are used to.
The man who holds his fork In his
closed fist and eats with his knife
imagines that other people haven't
any table manners.
As o rule the man who Is most
afraid Of burglars couldn't raise q
SIS loan on everything he has in
the house.
There Is always something to BE-
thankful for. You hardly ever see
a man playing a mandolin nova
days.
Don't try to compliment a girl b.
telling her that she doesn't ca
enough TO keep a sparrow alive. =
sparrow is the bi~cost hog on earth.
ott" upon 4 time a married man
vent home and complimcNtcl his
wife on her "ocd looks. Ii too. lour
doctors eight hours TO save her life
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-06

80 numerous are the coats OF Ieop-
ard skin that one might imagine It
childs play to pop one Of these snarl'
ing beasts into oblivion and rob him
Of his pelt. Even the tiger must be
ever ON the alert II he does not wish
to donate his striped skin to adorn
some smartly dressed daughter OF civ.
ilization. It would not be . wise pur-
chase for the woman who can have
only one fur coat to buy one Of leop-
ard skin-she would thus be COMPEL
ed to advertise to her friends that It
was her only fur coat. for . leopard
or tiger skin Is not easily forgotten.
This very quality. however. makes
the coat desirable to the woman who
sheds her fur coats 40 many times .
day % she does her cloth dneA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-06
I'll I.,L..J~.S WISE
observation-disclosures.

g. amor TraMmeil. like President
". Is 10, :. slalc to iAere Gus
to.A l.4lA notliAg better to recon-
n,el.d ii than tic Tact That IT is Gus
tom. MS decision to depart from
pusu dent by Publishing from time TO
time Deere TIE legislature meets
sullc OF The measures which he viii
recommend in his message SO that
they may be discussed by the men,
tcrs OF the Legislature and the press
and people generally, is SO obviously
a coed one that the only wonder Is
1t had not been adopted long ago By
his predecessors in Office.
los,cllA! The Tclreiam published
SOM oi these recommendations
which the governor will make to the
Legislature nsyt Month, and each
orc .. t,em 3 wise one. ard "
believe the legislature will enact
al Of them in,o ltU.. Briefly. thcy a"
to chance tho a. rate OF inttrcS
fro. ~ :; ! cent, 70 ada7t !, 'o.-
stitltional IN .lneAt ahol.sNin" IT.
nccA}e ald osl .#iRc oIiica 81 caGn
I! IL .uIer. nsiCria@ thcse dli'
tie. q the cgnnte asscgcor; to AZ
tl.ori2n elites 10 Change thoir o"l
charter without lGthcting the Leg
islatrrc With W1.''l which the city it.
self OUGHT to do ard is nlurh Letter
qualified to do properly than Tho
Legislature is; to require banks [;
pay interest on deposits Of count.
funds. as they ought to have beer
doing all along. and to provide fol
tho State and counties receiving bid.
from the various banks for the de-
pcsit Of State and county funds.
These recommendations are, with
ont exception. wise and sound. and
they ought to have been enacted into
law long ago. Think about them an
See II you can conceive Of any valid
objection to them. Not only car
there be no objection, to our mind
but II is almost a case Of urgency Il
make them operative by law al
quickly as possible.