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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-11

@. Mr.. Gibbons can you tell this Con-
ven;ion.' IF you have any mems uf know
ing. what these different kinds Of beer
are, that is to Say. are any of those beers
Ino beers, or what we call a soft beer?
A. That is matter that you cannot
tell from the bill.
@. Does the particular name or brand
of the beer appear? A. Not on the
bill, no.
@. Now in regard to the liquor shipped,
is that also true of the liquors? a. Why,
just what do you mean?
@. Do the different kinds show? A..
Very nearly all. There is only one or
two that is not specified except as
liquor: nearly al. the resi- is plain enough.
@. And have you made any examina-
ton of your records SO as to tell this
Convention the amount shipped in jan
uary or February A. No.
@. And what will be your judgment
as to the amount shipped in those
months in comparison with the amount
shipped in March. would it be more or
less? A. They would run as-why, |
should say that they would not differ to
any great extent.
@. Now how far back should you say
that same condition would exist? A.
AS to-
@. The amount shipped? \. As far
back as / can remember.
@. And that is how long ago? A.
Why. quite few years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-11
Cross examination.
BY MIR. oTtIOAtBS4ON:J .l,as 10

uo2 ssod1 jGsoxs 20
fgsaass a.sf 10 J-,af3li /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
SPEEDS; DAD TAKES AUTO
Son Keeps Promise to Give UP
Machine if Arrested.

Because of a promise made that Ills
father could have his automobile II he
was ever arrested for speeding, Philp
+. Getting, eighteen years Of age or
No. 1892 Park avenue, Hoboken, last
night turned the machine over to his
parent. Philip Getting, as the tears
rolled down his cheeks.
The machine was gift from MS
father. The understanding was tnIt
if the son was arrested for speeding
the father would take it back.
Last night the boy, according to
Schroeder a motor cycle officer. was
speeding along Morgan street, Union
Hill. The officer took after him, and
the boy, realizing that if he was caught
he would lose the automobile, put on
speed. He was caught, however, after
a two-mle chase along the Hudson
Boulevard. At the Union Hill station
the father put up 500 cash bail for
the appearance of the boy in court to-
day, after reminding him of his prom
Use. He said TO his son: Il knew you'd
get the mania sooner or later, and now
you've lost the automobile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER |

HALL Pr. W $. 2f9 II OF l65th ST, 2Sx
20; Edward l. gulrk agt Giovanni BrunI'
owner. Frank Fauelli, contractor; 600. -
GRAND ST. 1876. Arnold Migiacclo ss'
Mrs A ID rurnbull. owner; Carolina s'"s"H"''
lessee and contractor, SOL. . e.
WEST ST. 200 and 26l; Henry ouss
vein ct al agt = Carlin Construction 70
and National Binding Machine 90 . 0wn ne .
Fruad Contracting co, contractor; S'S ~.
LUDLOW ST. III; Simon Dorf ast Ihe p, d
Kadische Anshai Sochochow. Inc owner
jacob Sweetman. contractor; $40. a., -
lST AVE. " X, whole 'front.' PEI ~ GU
$50 SITS. Title Guarantee aud Trust 20 az
Charles Shongood owner waiter n "e''S'
contractor. Sj6. 90, -
DIST ST 2l5 West: Broadway, 1901, ana
2ot West 52d st: william Il Ntsbtt 60 agt
Girard Trust 60. ct al. trus ana owners,
Albany Apartments Corporation lessee ana
SAME PROPERTY; John r Blair ast
Nelson AVE. W :. - It Of Brandt pl.
37.GxiOO. Richard Thibaut, Inc, ast Anna
VI Morell. owner, More!I Realty co. con-
tractor. SIS 90.
AQUEpUCT AVE 1852 10 1856 Richard Z
Thihaut Inc. agt Maud Morcll, owner, NO
rell Realty Co contractor. SiIS o..
nelson AVE 1888. Richard r Thibaut:
Inc agt Florence I Squir,s. owner, Moreii
Realty 60. contractor. $l67 -. 80
BROADWAY. 1851 to 1860, 90 ST. ~
W.-t and 5lst st. 2l5 West. Albert Su,
somihI- agt estate OF John Emery and
Glrard Trust co. owners. Albany Apart
mcuts. contractor. s222 10.
SAME PROPERTY. Jordan Christie agt
RIvERsTDE DRIVE. 2so: Alexander r
owner. Barkin Construction co, contractor.
fsuIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
With name and address Of purchaser and
attorney
Manhattan.
NOVEMBER I

AMSTERDAM AVE, = cor OF 109th st
GOO WesD. lO0.11xlO0; Lloyd Construction
Co to Annie Marder. 73O Riverside Drive
(mtg s2l0OO0): oct 81. 500; attorney. Hugo
Cohn. - Ave A.
BROADWAY 80 TO 73, cor OF Rector
ST. 7sx2l4 to Church IT 0.5X223 1 :
Broadway. cor OF Pearl ~, lO0xiTJ
Blocker ~. o. and %. cor OF Mercer ~
~ 4xl29: 18th st, n :, 1864 II OF Broad
way, runs 394X u ll7.jx 2J.3x II SIX
g 43x 27sX lax s 1912 to begin. 9TH
ave. II cor OF 18th st, runs n rs iOxl lOx
II blk W 2jx % to 18th 81 G. 1855 to
be gin: 56th ST, $, 10 II OF Sth ave. SOx
1908. Broadway, s, ji.5 II n Of seth st.
runs " gO.1OX 50X COX 5Ox II to
broadway 1917 to begin. jGth ST. s.
100 II g OF Sth ave. runs l0O5x COX =
2Ox $ 5O1 e 900 to Broadway. \ % B
10 10Th ST " 1901 to begin, Nassau ST.
n W cor OF Beekman 81, runs 90x W to
: Park Row - To Beekman st g
81 2xlI5.6x 5f.1xll5.3: 18th ave. 1O4 and 1905
Astor ri. TO 20. cor Of Lafayette ST.
43G TO $50 runs W 2OJ6 to Broadway X
elk e 1lJ.jxs elk 1881 TO Lafay-
cite st, X n 2O25 TO begin: also other lands
OF which Orlando Potter died seized :
Frederick Potter and Clarence ii Kelsey (as
trustees urdcr deed OF trusD To the b
Potter Properties. Inc, II Broadway, $1,000.
900; attorneys, Dexter, Osborn a Fleming, II
Broadway.
LEMON AVE, n cor 18th ST. 75.Sxs5:
Msrgaretha Eggers to John Stodder. l45
West l27th st mtg sl25Ooo); all liens: Oct 81;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
FRAIL,FEEBLE, FRAGILE? NO
Furious, Fiery, Flamboyant and
Flagellant Is Woman.

Well, the English militant suffragists
have accomplished one thing, anyway, &C
cording TO Henry Frank. They have
proved that woman is no longer the
"fran feeble fragile, futile" creature
the ages have labelled her, but furious,
fiery, flamboyant, Hageliant."
This eulogy in + sharp was performed
by Mr. Frank Yesterday at a meeting at
the Schuyler Theatre.
The subject of Mr.. Franks main dis
course was Sir Oliver Lodges recent adj
dress on immortality. but for prologue
he gave a talk on Mrs Pankhurst and
Feminism."
Mr.. Frank argued that the militants
couldn't help doing what they did, that
they were goaded to il by the English
government. but added that he didn't
approve of the way they acted, and ne
hoped Mrs Pankhurst would go home
and tell her followers that, as the Ameri-
can suffragists "are winning state after
state by methods void Of vulgarity or
hoodlumism. so by the same methods may
the English women win.
But the militants. Mr.. Frank declared,
have achieved a miracle.
The clingins, craven, cowardly fernaIe
of the centuries has burst forth. accept
ing the challenge of the despot of author
ity. Her masculine foes have said to her
Freedom is bought only by blood and
YOU Will never buy it. for you are
weakling.' For centuries woman heard
and was silent. but at last the most In
telligent and cultured Of the women OF
modern nations, the British women, re-
volted and struck the blow that aroused
the world.
Are Mrs. Pankhurst and her cohorts
justified? There can be but one answer.
They have done what they felt to be
their duty. facing shame and suffering
for the sake Of their enslaved sisters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
TINY STAR FEARS OBESITY
Miniature English Actress Gains
Weight Since Coming Here.

Iris Hawkins. the sixty-pound English
actress engaged to create in America the
part Of Hop" in the Drury Lane Theatre
spectacle Hop o. My Thumb" which is
scheduled for early presentation at the
Manhattan Opera House, offered yester-
day 10 exchange her three-year contract
for one specifying one year as the length
Of her American appearance. Although
she has been in this country only two
weeks. Miss Hawkins has already taken
on weight--a full quarter Of pound-and
she has not eaten a regular meal since her
arrival.
The miniature actress is convinced that
il Is the wonderful atmosphere that has
started her growth. which she very much
deplores. since it will eventually prevent
her from assuming the part Of the little
fairy that never grew up" for which she
has been cast in all the important London
pantomimes in the last ten years.
So alarmed has Miss Hawkins become
that she has appeal TO Llloyd's for in
surance against the encroachment OF
obesity In her application she said she
was willing to pay any rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
NOVEMBER /.
Manhattan,

COLUMBUS AVE, g S, 80 II OF e7th st.
so 5xl00 land two other parcelsJ. Nov !. 1880
Charles X saul to Frederic de J. Foster. IS
Wall II. 10000.
EAST BROADWAY. 1888. 2jxs5, April II. 1909.
Warheit Publishing 60 TO Isaac Gilman, N5,-
900; attorney W g Han. 81 Wall ri.
MONROE ST. is (mtg on lease. etc). jun 2
1911. Giacomo Lpuma TO Bernheimer *
Schwartz Brewing co. l2sth st and Amsterdam
ave. 81, Ol5
PARK ROW, s, 1926 II OF Pearl
st. H. 6xli2. l0x22 6xll39; June 30. 1898 John and
Julia a Callahan 10 East River Savings Insti-
tuition. 81. 800. attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. l7G Broadway.
PARK ROW. 1872. n W \. 1851 II of Pearl
81. lixlll. ixlixil03: March 30, 1905: same to
same; ST., 900. attorney. Eugene Smith. 81 Mas
sau ST
PARK ROW. 1884, b. 1852 II W OF Pearl
ST. - 9xli2 10: June 30. 1898. same 10 same:
SIS. 500: address, 29l Broadway.
Sd AVE. 229. 26xll0. April q. 1907: Frank q
and Amanda Il Everson to Florence q Bryant:
s. 900: attorneys. Lord. Day a Lord. % Wall st
nth AVE. cor sth st. l25x9S 9: March 1
1907. Morgan steam Laundry Co to BROOKLYN
Trust 90 and ano, exrs: 500, 900; attorneys
Fletcher. McCutcheon & Brown. 70 William st
5OTH ST 222 West. g jx9S.9: April 80 1896
Ann Dury to Union Trust Co; S4 600; attor-
ney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broad
way.
18Th ST. $. 13j II OF Lexington ave. 2ox
$50: June g, 1906: Emily Hurry to Scaman's
Bank for Savings. S3l 600; attorneys, Strong IL
Cadwalader. 40 Wall St
18Th ST. 167 West, 20 i0xs0 May g. 1901; Rob
ert Conner TO Elise Schoonmaker; $500; attor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
EFFICIENCY FOR HEBREWS
Associations To Be Helped by
Council and Experts.
LIKE Y. M. C. A. METHODS
Board of Specialists, However,
Is a Step in Advance-15O
Delegates Vote Change.

Uplift work among young Hebrew men
and women was yesterday put upon the
same basis. in a national way, that SINH
lar work has long been on among young
Christian men and women. One hundred
and fifty delegates, women as well as
men. representing many cities, met at
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
Lexington avenue and 92d street, and
were in session all day. They came from
cities as far away as Denver and New
Orleans. and they represented almost
three hundred organizations.
A general council was formed, with
Felix NJ. Warburg, of New York, IS pres
ident, and ii was announced that a fund
of 1880 a year for five years has been
guaranteed. equal to an endowment fund
of $4,000 The council is to be incorpo-
rated, and to have headquarters in this
city. Its objects are stated to be:
"The promotion. establishment and as
sistance of Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
tons. Young Women's Hebrew Assoc!a-
lions. Hebrew educational alliances, He
brew Institutes and other associations
doing similar work"
A board Of trustees was formed, as
follows: Jacob II. Schiff, Herbert y.
Strauss, Dr. Cyrus Adler and Adolph
Lewiston.
In the discussions. which covered both
forenoon and afternoon sessions, great
earnestness was shown. The lines enum-
Grated in the constitution as finally adopt
ed were religious, educational, physical.
Drn 81 FslQ
made for experts I'm all of these lines,
similar TO efforts now being put into
manufacturing plants. who shall study
improved methods wherever found and
adopt them.
In many respects the system of the
Young Mems and Young Women's Chris
tan Associations was drawn upon IN
making up plans. The difference was a
broader basis. IN including associations
of all names that do work Of the char
actcr described and in covering some
Of the things under the council that are
carried OF by Christian churches and not
by Christian associations.
4 clear advance over the Christian as
sociations was made however, in the
formation of distinct board of experts
women as we'll as men, quite separate
from the secretaries of the religious
and other committees who carry out
plans when made. These experts elect
their own officers and carry on indie
PENDENT investigating work. They pre-
pare and set up models for associations
10 follow. They give advice to new as
sociations when forming. Field work is
10 be done by them. They are, in short,
a new factor in religious organization,
only to be compared with efficiency men
as introduced in material interests and
organizations.
It was provided that the General Coun-
Gil shall meet at least twice each year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
NOVEMBER 1

I'D ST. 23I East, store, etc. Joseph koch-
man 60 Abraham Weinfcld. III yrs from
March l, 1919. Sl,6sO; address. 23l East
81 -. - go
80 AVE. 3OO2. store. etc, Walter w Tinns-
ley to John Hcpp; = yrs from Nov l. 1915
81 200: address, 5000 Sd ave.
I'D AVE. 800, all, i .Caulmier to May
Deutsch: yrs. from May !. 1914. 5000 ad-
dress. 1888 Sd ave.
STB AVE, Gl0. all. Drury Lane Theatre
Co to Lawrence 5 Bolognino; 10 years from
MAY l, 1913: 1000, address. lS9 oth ave.
AID ST 1877 East, all; Dennis Mcdonald
TO Ettorc Tresca: yrs from Nov ]. 1913,
81 500: address Ia worth st
LENOX AVE, sol store: Joseph shenk to
Adolph Hccht and ano, yrs from Nov l.
1913; 81 600: address, 20l East JOth 81.
RAE ST. 645, store and part basement :
Harvard Realty Construction co TO Harry
Standt; yrs from Nov /, 1913. S72O; ad-
dress. ga st AIMS ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1923. north
store: Henry BcTicke to Morris stern. yrs
from Nov |. 1913; $1,000; address, 1923
Southern Boulevard.
WEST BROADWAY. $50 TO 800: Thomp-
son ST "a TO 3s store basement. Jacob Ern-
sheirncr TO Morris 5 Rubin; yrs from Feb
/. 1914: $500; address. 576 9th ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
The Bronx.

ARTHUR AVE. " cor OF oak Tree pl, :SS
Of William Mollsr 10 Frank + Wild and ano'
executors i2i Clinton ave. BROOKLYN. due as
nor bond oct 81: 81 900. attorney Title Guar
antco and Trust co. l15 Broadway .,
FRANKLIN AVE. " s.. lot2 n or lh5th
IT 81 6N-: Louis T. Kloban Co to Union square
Savings Pank. 20 Tnicn square. oct II. yth'
81. per cent: $4,000. attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 broadway.
JENNINGS ST, 4 s. l3i.2 n Of Union ave
3lx-. Agnes VI Pragnell to u III Naltcmade'
SO linton ave: oct 81 1rior mtg $1,000; due
a, per bond. 81. 200: attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust co. l7G Broadway
LOT l23 map Of section a. Nyse estate
Sarah Gluck to Harry RobitZek. oct y. yrs.
per cent: s. 500: address. $50 East i63d 1T.
LOT ia map Of Hunter estate; Belinda Nc
Dermott 10 Jacob VI Cohen. trustee, li6 West
s2d IT; oct %: due April -. 1914. per cent;
sicO. attorneys Yankauer x Dunn, 25l Broad
way.
LEXINGTON AVE, 2 =, 10 II u OF Cameron
pl J0xlO0. Nathan / Bennett to Jennie Currier
and ano executors, West Slst st. yrs. s
per cent: oct 80. S. 900: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway
SCRIBNER AVE. n :, 3462 II e Of Balloon
ave, 50xl00: Swinton vt. y. ISL II n OF East
n Of clifford ave. Box. Josiah 4 Briggs To
North side Mortgage Corporation, 33l East
18Th II. oct 81; yrs per cent: $500 attor-
neys tlocke. Koch 4 Reidy 33l East 10Th 81.
18TH ST 49, 10 40 East, 90. 9Nli0. Martin !
Klug to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. oct 81 (:
due as per bond: 5000, address. lIG Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
FORECLOSURE SALE

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF yrv
York -Minna Kreuder. Executrix under ~.
Last WIN ana Testament OF Louis Kreudsr
deceased, Plaintiff, against Nathan Bloom ~
others, Defendants. s"u
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclo,u,.
and sale, duly made and entered in the 49,,
entitled action and bearing date the 2sth Ssv
Of October 1913, l. the undersigned the 20. 10y
cree In said Judgment named, will sell a, ~,
lie auction, a. the Exchange Saesroom ~
li-l6 Nesey street, in the Borough OF Msnbs,
tan, City Of New York, on the 25tb A.
November. 1913, at Il o'clock noon on - ol
day. by Joseph =. Day, Auctionesr '.St
premises directed by said judgment 10 ne s
sold, and therein described as follows. We
"All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF Ian,
with the buildings and improvements thera.l'
situate, lying and being on the eastery siSe -;
Nillctt street, In the Eleventh Ward az M
City OF New York. Borough Of Manhattan que sns
known on 4 certain map entitled A mar -
property situated near the ferry AT Cors. VI
Hook belonging TO the Estate OF Mr. I Ci s1ers
deceased y. Y, March 20. 1915 STEPHEN Ina
lam. c. s.. as Lot No. 252 and boundSd i eo
described as follows viz: Northerly nv T.
No. psi on said map: Easterly by Lot NJ oSS
on said map Southerly by Lot No. 2J3 on col,
map and Westerly by Willett Street. ContsI.'
ing In width In front and rear each % foe, an.
IN depth on each side 100 feet said nrer; al
being new known and by the street nnrpbe,
80 Willett Street, and being the same prerniso.
conveyed TO said Nathan Bloom and Morris
Gordon by Louise Stern by deed dated I'm
Both. 1905. and recorded on the same day -
Biber l42 Of Section Of Conyeyances al naee
III in the Office OF the Register OF the Coun7v
Of New York and indexed under Block Num-,
$50 on the Land Map OF the City OF Nss
York"
Dated. New York. November list 1913
JACOB VI. GUEDALIA Referee
II. A. e. G. T.. HEYDT. Attorneys for plain
tiff, No 2 Rector Street Borough OF Mar
haitian, City Of New York
The following is "A diagram OF the propar,v
10 be sold; its street Number is No. % Wlle,,
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03

ney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'o DroaD
way 49, -, no 1000.
Ralph r and Annie Mccormick 70 James All 81,
ward: 5000; attorneys. Deyo naue'uo'''
ETH ST. 145 and 1F West; 5oxsIi; sep Po 90 10
1919: the Inter-Clty Land and securities 70 ~
Estates Mortgage Securities Co. 100 Broad"'S >
s.. co., .,o,,, ave
5Oxso III June g. 1905; John II Orr ana 40, sso.
StenmetZ TO | 3 Realty Corporation '-h0O''
attorney Lewis S Marx, 12S Broadway. o,.o.
10th ST. n l2o T. Of ST Ni SnIISing co
TO Louis Greenberg: 1892: attorney benjamin
Levy. 81 Liberty St o,, ,ox,oo. rune
% is09. BROOK construction Co TO Anna ~, "a
sottong; 5000: attorneys Amend q Ameno ii'
BROOK AVE. . s, l6O IT OF 13sth ST. ioSlOo'
same to same 500. 49,, ., 70 ey
90 Or, I 1906. Louis and Marie Leiterer 10
Lincoln Trust Co trustee; 5000. ~ a.
l9STH ST. g. $40 It W Of Decatur ave, oh b
s74xiSl1x77.7: March 3. 1903: Ida NJ Jul 7
to William T. O'Grady; 5000; attorney .
OGrady III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

Moran d Cornyn, committee, to Mora"'
81, 900. - ,,to,,. q 200
BOND and Mortgage Guaranty 20 10 '"a''0
Bernstein; $4,000. ,,.-. 90 n r,
Moran d Cornyn and ano. executors 10
Moran; Sl7l2j. , rarge:
ID Henry Waitemsde TO Herman Lahse'
s. 600 ,. ttotdinp
Michael Rofrano to Atavista Holu'"s
Co: 81. ,,. 80 p.vno,ds
Sayer. 81.
Same 10 same. 81. - . u,r,,L
Frank DE X Huyler ct al admrs' 10 IRAN"
De * Huyler. $4,000. ,,-ooo
same To- Crty Real Estate Co; S0,VOo. =. O.,
Cornelius Carey 10 Borough Estates '-'0''
Lila Fink TO Martin ID Fink; >eJo.
Jacob Hirsh TO Moses Esberg; SlVV; ~ .,
Adelaide # Henel to FREDERICK !. hduss 81
New York Title Insurance co to bo"efy Sa'
RapbaeI Hurwitz to Noah S Shelter; NVOo
New York Mortgage and Security 20 "
Bowery Savings Bank; $4,000.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Charles r pedn'
s.. 900. I,. - ,tLan,,
National Savings Bank OF the city OF Albany
TO Title Guarantee and Trust co; Slo'Vo.
Harriet b Barrow to Selmar Hess UuS'e''
50 ZOO ,,
Clarence Goadby to Florence BRYANT 81
Meyer Jamuowsky and ano TO George
Sherwood, 81.
Anna Fantel 10 Rena Sulzbergcr; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
MOTHER OF FIVE IN NEED
Father in Sing Sing, Prison Associa-
ton Appeals for Help.

With her husband serving about two
years I'm Sing Sing. the wife. a frail
mother with five small children. the old
est ten years and the youngest three
months. makes an appeal for help through
the Prison Association She has hardly
any furniture and she has no clothing for
the children.
The Prison Association, working with
another charitable society, means TO keep
this mother and children together. The
association must guarantee the rent, and
it appeals for 500 for the coming year.
Another charitable society will furnish
food.
Alexander NJ. Hadden chairman OF the
relief committee OF the Prison Associa-
ton, No. 1876 East 18th street, asks a
prompt response.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03

The Approximate amount OF the len o.
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold, is $40 -2.--. Win IN
terest thereon from the goth day OF Septem.
Der, 1913. together with the costs and allow.
ance amounting 10 $4,000 with interest,"
from October 10th. 1918. together with the
expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are 20 be al
lowed 10 the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee, Is S5ssSO
and interest.
Dated, New York. October 18th. 1918.
FRANCIS Y. MOONEY Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03

FANWOOD Is THE PRETTIEsT TOWN IL
Jersey. i3 houses built recently. now for
sale: 1890 up. will sell on rent terms. Big
plots forest trees and all modern Depot on
property We will finance a home for you.
Send FOR pictures II. &. LOCKWOOD CO.,
Woolworth Building Telephone 6.5S Barclay.
DO YOC PAY RENT? IF 50. WHY? THIS
sam, rent Will buy new house AT Westfeld
on our easy terms. and give you more modern
comforts and satisfaction than you now have.
Let US tell you about II. Houses 1920 20 81 725.
Big plots H. g. LOCKWOOD co, Woolworth
Building Telephone 6,5S Barclay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER /

BROADWAY. 2i3; Henry g Heine ct a.
agt Union Trust Co e. ~ faction % enforce
IN, chanic's Hem: attorney. GoOdclman.
UNION AVE, cor Of lB6th ST. iONlOO;
Ralph + Baxter agt Fannie Nathauson 81 al
Oforct loSur- OF mtg attorney. Schecter.
llGTH ST, 33S East. Catherine York agt
Eliza Celia ct al foreclosure OF MTG: at
torncy. - quinn.
STTH ST $ s. los II " OF Central park
West 22Nl00.s. julia g Lyle agt Oscar
Norman Ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attor-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
TO ELEcTRIFY SWISS ROAD.

Berne. Nov. 1.-THE Swiss government
is providing for the expenditure Of ST.
coo. 900 for the electrfication Of the St.
Gothard Railway. This. IL is said, will
be the first step in the electrihcation Of
all the Swiss national railways.