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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1914.
THE TINES-nisPATs'H and BreaSfsnt
are served together with DnfHiiinx reEu-
tnrlty In thS D-.s Homea % Hirhmond.
II your u,oruing pr0xram rnmptetrf
Needed. An Approach to Mayo Bridge

W THouT endeavoring to % pass Ea, on tine
Street and Fifteenth Street approaches to
Mayo Bridge. 1t ought to be obvious that
some respectable and convenient means. OF
access to this structure, in which the city
has Invested nearly 100000, should be pro-
vided without further delay.
+, The committee of Council which has In
vestigated the problem has Endorsed the
Fourteenth Street approach If Council
wishes to reverse this action. that Is within
its prerogative, but decision ought to be
prompt and final. 1t Is little less than ridic-
ulous that bridge OF this character. In
use for more than year and capable OF
meeting a substantial public need. should
be accessible only " narrow and over
crowded roadway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
More Trouble.

More Trouble.
Is 1t not shame that as the day draws
nigh,
When we should feel most ardor In Thanks
giving
That turkey prices climb toward tho sky
Thus further to enhance the cost OF living :?
THE TATTLER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
SONGS AND SAWS

A Faunal Wonder.
Perhaps the leopard cannot lose
The spots that him adorn.
and has TO make himself content
To stay as he was born.
Bot something very like to this
The worlds had cause to note.
For since the last Far Eastern war
The bear has changed his coat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

The opening of the Federal reserve system
marked the passing OF the day when Wall
Street could create n money stringency and
raise the rates. says the Bristol Herald. Cou
rier Very true. When Finance goes on q spree
henceforward Uncle Sam will administer the
gold cure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Chats With Virginia Editors

The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch suggests: per
haps Villa is still interested in some moviny
picture films" moving picture him OF villa
and Carranza on board fast steamship bound
Tor the Orient would be immensely popular
with the general public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Real Caution

Real Caution.
FIRST Boston Banker-Did you subscribe to
the cotton loan fund?
second Dftto-No was afraid that IL did
so j Would violate the Sherman law Besides.
my spare cash Is invested In stock of the steel
trust, tho beef trust, the Standard OH Company
and New England cotton mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Rine Practice.

Can you give tn" address of the National Rife
Association and OF the National Board for Pro-
motion OF Rife Practice? READER.
We regret that cannot but you can get
them by writing to ]. II. Shook ESQ.,. Columbus.
Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

staunton Daily Leader observes: THE foreign
army officers In this country buying horses for
use In the war, say they don't care for our
mules. Their objection Is. they say. they cannot
"epend on the mules" Perchance, II the mules
were consulted the distrust would be found
mutual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
81. Ann,s Church

Where may nnd history Of old ST. AIMS
Church In Brooklyn? MRS e. F. r
Such a history was published in 1859 by r.
F. de Selding OF Brooklyn 1t Is long out OF
print but your bookseller can doubtless get you
copy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Queries and Answers


Please give me- the address OF headquarters
OF the Sons of the Revolution. w GwIN
Address President Edmund Wetmore Fraunces
Tavern. Broad and Pearl Streets. New York City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
The Bright Side Of Life
The Ruling Prejudice.

The Buyer-"It looks very well. The lines re
rarely beautiful. It's quite classy. In fact"
The Salesman-"Yes. it's attracting lot OF
attention"
"A very recent importation?
mo"
u beg your pardon. Am to understand it
isn't Paris creation?'
1T isn't. 1t s strictly American"
How absurd! don't see how you have the
assurance to make 1t prominent. why. tho
thing Isl absolutely impossible. There Isn't a
bit OF style to It, Any one can see at half a
glance that it's faulty in every way. Not made
In Paris! Good morning"-Cleveland p!atn
Dealer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

Editor Lindsay, OF the charlottesville pror
ress Is growing restless under IN. sIlencs 20
'he oeilwether of the Bull Moose herd H..
wants 10 KNOW, and asks: What about rho
scripture lesson that Colonel Roosevelt pron,
sseo 10 teach us when the returns came in
he certainly made good start but since than
the cat seems to have gotten his tongue" we
quote from the Book Of Archelaus: "A pratinp
oai per asked Archelaus how hc would be trim.
med. He answered. In silence" Possible rho
oeiiwether Is In the hands of the politic,.n,
Congratulating his fellow -countrymen n, Ana
ehahS county on the happy lot that is ,beira
DO compared with the condition of Job when
'a"' patient sufferer arst public interest
.ne eoitor or the Covington Virginan expresses
ms convection that farmers In other parts Of the
/ State ana country are not blessed Spea king
VI the huseandman who Is so luckess as to ha va
/ stnked out his vine and fig tree beyond the
coi'hhes or the pleasant land of Allegheny he
says: With the hoof-and- mouth disease carry
iocusts eating up everything from shade tree.
10 horse collars. prairie fires in the West, fores,
hres In the East and the boil weevil In tho
South hog cholera everywhere and sunerIne
all the other plaques and dscomforts from hell
10 hiGh water, the American farmer wear in . nd
year Out. experiences troubles than Lob
ever neafd OF throughout his entire existence %
incidentally, the editor Of the ylrginian who
does his farming Vicariously supplements bis
! CONG 'htuiations with word of advice us to the
best safeguards against foot n nd mouth disease
! hog cholera. boil weev and forest fires While
ne makes no mention OF the subject we know
him to have very decided views on the crue,tv
| OF dchoining the hydraulic ram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
A Slight Change,

Say, dadw
What is 1t, my boy?"
Il bet can tell you what coIors the football
players Will wear the day after THANKSGIVING"
What they?"
BLACK and blue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Deserved Their Nnte

The Vicar--"For shame. my lad! What have
those poor little fish done to be imprisoned upon
the day OF rest?'
Tommy-"That-that's what they got for--tor
chasing worms a Sunday. sir."---John Bull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Thc Pensimi.t Say.,

Hitch your wagon to star'-if you want to
keep SO far above the comprehension Of nine
tenths OF the human race that they will not have
the hast Idea what you striving to
accomplish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

Captain Fish has been acquitted IN Bosto
Of the charge of burning his yacht. SO this
now he is Fish out of hot water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

One Comfort, :
Hey, diddie, diddie,
The cat and the fiddle.
Il cleared that fence with
ease;
But know, anyhow,
That my favorite COW
Is free from foot disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Unhuppily Cast.

"Johnny"
"Y.ssun?'
What earth is the matter with vour
fface7"
and was one OF the Belgans."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
He believed in sipn.

An elderly farmer drove into town one day
and hitchcd his team TO q telegraph post
Here" exclaimed the burly policeman you
can't hitch thcre!" Cant. eh!" shou:e. tho
irate farmer. We'll. why have you got sign
up. Fine for Htchng? "-Kansas City Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

Since the regional banks we're placed in
operation, General Prosperity has been call
ing up his reserves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

Jerome x. Jerome says that "humor is
menace to our souls Some alleged varietie
Of 1t have always been destructive of our hap
pineSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

It's a fault-fnding world. Even Opport,
nifty Is reputed to lie knocker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
RitIJlauuO Giulrs.pispatrb

Puhiishea every day tn the ,ear by The Times-
Dtapatch i'nbiishinE Company. lac. Address all
communications to THE TlMES-DISPATGH,
Timer Dispatch building. 40 South Tenth Street.
RlcAn-n.d. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

The popularity OF the water cure is de
creasing in financial circles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

a Brooklyn autoist. who when hailed into
court admitted that he had been running his
car at the rate Of thirty miles n ho1r so
astonished the presiding Judge that the $50
fine that had been meditated was promptly
RENTED AS his autoist was probably the
only one in captivity who ever acknowled ged
the corn, it is not surprising that in his case
justice was tempered with mercy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

The ships hit the mines, but the mines Ian
the knock outs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

Speed of radio signals has been ascertained
to be $4,000 miles second A trine. The
speed at which money travels when aimed at
December rs Is beyond computation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

So far as has been learned Republican I'm.
happiness over the return OF good times Is not
causing the President to lose sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

II some South American republics don
look out. their neutrality will be nailed on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Current Editorial Comment

We are not SO utterly pacific
out that we are making some
pr. para;ions for remote con-
tingency. An armored airship ia
said to be buil1ipp In A.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
On Capital Punishment

A RIZONA. with twelve condemned men
"A awaiting the decision Of the people. has
just voted down an initiative measure abol-
fishing capital punishment The majority
in favor of continuing the death penalty was
less than 1900 in total vote Of about 81
500, which Indicates strong probability
that later Arizona will again vote on the
issue raised. 1t is unfortunate for them that
the dozen Of condemned men may not live
to have the advantage>of reconsideration.
They will be hanged separately soon after
the holidays. 49,
How to punish members Of society guilty
of crimes which are now capital offenses is
question that has vexed the people. and
will continue to them. In the abolish
ment of capital punishment there Is the
theory of possible reformation. combined
with the doctrine that society has no right
to destroy that which 1t cannot create. ut.
on the other hand, capital punishment Is
urged as the only final, definite nesca pable
disposition OF men who In any condition Of
possible pardon or release would be danger
GUS 20 the community. The infection Of the
death penalty is. at least. of doubtful value
deterrent. The fact is that the loss of
one mans life does not necessarily check
another mans homicidal passions, any more
than killing one mad dog prevents another
mad dog from running amuck
It would be an. ideal condition IL all n
ishment In such offenses could be graded, and
each vio!ator OF the law treated first by a
psychologist. then. perhaps. by the doctor or
surgeon. and finally by isolation Of some sort
In a community set aside for expermen Ia
reconstruction. Surprising 1t were possible,
for instance. TO maroon our violent criminals.
after proper treatment. on some one OF the
Pacific islands? Would not study by ex-
perts, Of such a system in practice teach the
human race much about the problems of
our manifold weaknesses II combined. per-
haps. with anatomical observation and com
parison after death?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Some
Readiness
for War

two of our submarines have been run through
the Cape Cod Canal. just by way OF demonstrate
ing the convenience OF tho inside waterways to
the smaller vessels OF the navy, and foreign
naval critics speak in the highes: terms Of
our battleshTs. of which we have nearly os
many as the number of our States permits II
Is barely possible that We are not 30 utterly
helpless as II Is the fashion of the profe ssIonal
military men 10 assume. Considering the char
acter OF the coast dcfenses and the navy and
the very great difficulties and delays that would
De Involved in an attempt to Invade this country
ny land, II may be tina: the degree OF our pre-
paredness Is not badly adjusted TO the chances
of dangcr.-Phladelphia Record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

General CarranZa is likely to have an earl
opportunity to test his skill as a sprinter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
TELEPHONE, RANDOLPH 1

Publication once 1900. 10 south Tenth street
south Richmond. .............. 102l Hull street
Petersburg. ........ lOe North Sycamore Street
Lynchhurg Observation-Disclosures. .2lS Eighth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

The stock exchanges are running Italy
close race for the going to" trophy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Benefits
of Peace
TO England

The republic OF Switzerland
Swiss All furnishes an example In the way
Trained for Urorth stndy =, h euhess well
Fighting army and yet every man is g
trained soldier, and can at any
time be called upon to defend his country. There
has been no violation of Switzerland's neutralIty
not only because her topography Is unfavorabie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

Entered january n. 1905. at Richmond. Va. nr
serond-cinss mater under act of ConEress OF
March 2, 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

The map OF Continental Europe
Benefits is marked everywhere with the
~ D.o,a little crossed swords of battles
the dates showing little in:ermis-
10 hnsiand sion OF lighting. Not little
crossed sword Is on the man of
England OF n date later than 1856 And that last
Aghting on English soil. the lighting at Sedge-
moor, where the Duke of Monmouth lost his
claim TO the throne, was very little battle OF
very little civil war. II misery IL allev!ated
by getting used 10 It. England would be the
most miserable OF all countries In times OF
invasion. or eight and one-haf centuries
England has not foreign army Since
the War OF the Roses. It has not known the real
devastation of any kind OF war. The Civil War
OF the Cromwell period showed no such deyas.
tating conflicts every country OF the Eu-
ropean Continent has experienced time and
again. For the preservation of monuments Of
traditions. Of uninterrupted life, the whole
countryside of England Is Louvain a Rheims
Observation-Disclosures City Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
HAspRooK. STORY q BRooKs. NC,

~ Times ~ apatch Carrier Delivery Service In
Richmoud land suburbs, and Petersburgt
Dali, tn Sunday. week. 10 cents
Daily without Sunday. one week. .......fo cents
SUNDAY univ Observation-Disclosures. Is cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
PATERNO TO IMPROVE
BROADWAY CORNER
Takes Plot at Saith Street in Exchange
for tooth Street Apartment Other
apartments and Sites Sold.

The SIX lots at the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Eghty-fourth street mem
uouci several times In the past few years
~ the site OF new apartment house
operations which never materialized Is at
lst TO be improved. Or. Charles v.
tatrruo has bought the property from
,laN Marx and will improve II with a
fourteen story apartment house which
I'll cost well on to a million dollars
'he Prince Monaco at 227 West 1O9th
-e.t % nine story apartment house, on
lot 55.N feet wide and 1O0.i1 feet deep
AZ gwen iu part payment by Dr. Palermo
y the Broadway corner, which Is 1925
,et on broadway and 1891 feet along
lightly fourth street Two years ago the
,1rner Was covered with nine small dwell
KS, the property OF the Bendhcim Con-
sructlon Company Harry Schiff was
.,ok.ng for q site for an apartment house
nd bought the corner. He planned to
rect seventeen story building, some
ming uuhstrd Of in apartment house con-
struclIuu az tine time. Schiff changed his
mind and the following month the prop
,ftv Wt- rctrlnsferred to Max Marx. The
.psr,m.ut hou ~ given for the corner was
built uy br. Palermo a few years ago.
The deal Involves property worth $1,000
GOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
nj, APARTMENTS AND SITES.

WEST i0sTH STREET-Gross q Gross
COMPANY and r.. r.. Howard have sold
Tor George G. Tilyou 235 and 231 West
iU,th street, q modern six story apart
m,rt nous" occupying plot 15xlOO.
and a cottage at Red Bank. y. J. These
properties were purchased by Harry
Shvitz,r. who gave In part payment
tract Of about fifteen acres at Great
Neck. L. T.. Including twenty-five foot
right Of way leading from the acreage
20 Manhasset Bay.
AUDUBON ANENCE-Donald Robertson
has purchased the northwest corner oil
Audubon avenue and lS5th street
through Hall J. How x Co. from the
G,ncO Realty Company, Inc, In cash
sale The property contains approx
nately 900 square feet and fronts oo'4
feet on Audubon avenue and 100 feet
on lS5th street. The buyer Will erect
an apartment house.
WEST 10TH STREET-Moore, Schultz
A 60 have sold for Charles J. c..
Nelsel to a client for investment 5os-
SO West 167th street, plot boxso
occupied by "A three story frame build
ing.
EAST il4TH STREET.. Thomas webb
has sold 2i7 East ll4th street. five
story fiat on lot 2bxl00, between Second
and Third avenues.
WEST iaOTH STREET--Goodwin q
Goodwin have sold for Tillie Berger to
Narv NJ Sully i55 West l20th street.
a three story and basement dwelling
on lot l6Xl0o.1l.
EAST S4Tfi STREET--John j. Cody has
sold for the Murray estate to an in
weston 1863 and 165 East Eighty-fourth
Street. plot 5Ox1o2, which will be
Immediately improved with livery
stable. The plot has not changed own
ers IN over forty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

ATs .Es 2! .s. $y '9ssii A., .S
siiosSi t'' to bss, 'J June y. 10 Isis-FTani
fort Realty Co TO Jacob " solomon, es Z
seSth st: atty Jos Rosalsky', 2as
HtRkisoN, Az " eor cornell ay. ;Sx
" HsPpeT. trustee; Sttys Allen & csaS;
sri I1y i,Ssi. rs e:.s al h. iie. .. q
60 chss W ohlan. sIr; atty Emile ga a
LA HFSiss4r mi tv ys0si, 1915 ii7stS
st. 7s1l0O--sophie Alsorth and ano to
Leopold and Lucia M,,essrsr. f.s Sr v1 M.
i.IH 81, s'i;s v "a AZ .s.siS,sn
May IL. 1904, s a.iys, s'Ta'oG ,,y s5s
Park, 27.5.1xiSi-Jo r Dunn to Gus
tSS kifSreH BGss csntrs p cs,,i.
l. Uilmsn, s2:l white Plains av,. The
HEATH Az, 3 >. ALL ? from p e corner
TENDER /, 1919; atty, Walter + Peacoek.
arm ST 4is.4i5 VI n 5, IL W 9th av. COX
sss.paied i & co g Isaac MARI De-
tSsme,F VA, 1897. atty Frederic de 200 900
sisT II, $, $50 " Columbus av. isIi00sw
Life irs Co, December 81, 1904; address
issTH ST ST. AZ W. :. sas Lsnox ay SSS
Brokaw. 7I5 Riverside Drive. April 80.
1906 atty. Edw A Isaaes. IS Iiberty
Lor 81, rear portion OF map iii. TosnssHd
Poole estate ioo.txto Ixiooxs2e Lot %.
HonecEer to Helen l. A ssap e.1 s. 7s,s
& February 81. 1912; atty L II Eckley,
AMSTERDAM Nv. sCss. 5 corner IsttS
St mtg on lease. Ac-Peter J. @cKenna
~ III thar 70
heimer a schwarts Brewing CO. Am.ter.
dam V and i2sth OF, October II. 1918
an Av. W $, rs from OF 10, 2s map map
upper Morrisania. soxs5,liIsoxs2.l 10 +
, the a FsyH' f sss1:. r@ 4sdS Hs ss
asTM sr. So 81. as;7 s;h av. ;i1ssssSs@Oo
surance Society, December IS. isiI; attys
n, A vvcnv Green iss bway $4,000
i6s Bleecker 81 intersects same. and so
rsst W Thompson st; ,5osioo-Florsnee
eiety, May 20, 1899; attys Alexander 4
Io Sref IL i man sN9y q, n.ymord JSSo
ward XoriS Side & cornise S"f t CO to dsS
Hiil II Park Row, January a. 1908
s7TH ST. sii W, sa iiiixsioos. May H. isiI
Miner; atty ' Ne sro% iS" e e with william n
NEWELL Nv las h,i.,SSc, ,s''S 80
i% SssRos oli sSi.s 70 is.i,or2S1isi Ap,
AFVe-NotF ohsho 10 Mhtiettt de fatQnalt,
sttys. Noble a Co. Q Wall stu. 81 900
BELMONT Az. VS., lt5 n lssth at. 5oxs7s,
June l, hostile Gulf Cooperative Co
70 solomon sulxoergeri atty. NJ sulze.rssr.
rRANsFER of tax lien s,5i 10; p bvS
s22l, sec II, May 90 iell--Isidore jack
ser, son to Dept OF FINANCE; 800. .r5.eSs,ss
av. 334xi0oii, June ., ls0s-Bsrnett q
Davis TO Ernest q W woerz atty, ]. T I
,osTH is ST. 'y sii W sss. Am.t ,aS sGS
av sstxlooil, June 2. lsos-ssm. TO
Esd ST, =, l2t 9 9TH av i66xiO2s MAY
s. 1ss5-peniei Hennessy to Rhode island
Hospital Trust Co; attys, Cadwalader. W
arm sT ,is-aIs " t7s' ON ~ sS' zoo
$50, Dec ., 1eo7-pal-d G 90 to Gen
Theo Sc minAry Church in the " +
attys Murray, Bennett l. 90 william
" fAO 900
EVERGREEN AF, cor West leicester aV.
runs lo4N look 1iox COX y l07 2
to n Westchester av. W 1909 to beg,
Jan T. lal3-pew Realty Corpn to Y
Trust Co. atty, Snow, Is wall
| '''''''''''''.'''.'' '''''''''' ,ss2OO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
CLOAK MAKER on Bath STREET.

Rubin Bros. manufacturers OF cloaks
and suits at so West Eighteenth street.
have leased the seventh and eighth floors
In the R-villon Building at 10 West ThIr-
ty-fourth street. running through to Thir-
ty-ffth street, for FIVE years This Is the
first lease that has been made on Thirty.
fourth street to clothing manufacturers,
an indication OF the movement OF trade.
The present quarters OF the Rubin firm
were up to few years ago at the centre
or clothing manufactures. Then the
trade moved north of Twcnty-third street.
Now II Is locating I'm Thirty-fourth street.
recognized shopping district.
Il. 2. Willard Il Co. have leased the
sixth floor at 90 William street 10 the In
dustrial Finance Corporation, Offices at
6S William street to Henry A. Miller,
Lucille Pugh. Joseph Pugh. George l..
Robinson and DE Witt II. Stern. and n
store in the Fuller Building to the Adams
FNnrsss Company.
Walter j. Donovan the store at 2l46
broadway 10 the Eagle Motor Cycle Com
pany.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased to l. =. Pants Company the fourth
floor In SAL and s+3 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

Heard. r. O. Pennoyer $, II. ouarles and
NJ. L. worrell.
south Caroiins=--R. s. Hatch; W. X. Har-
rili j. NJ. Moss, II. A. spanagel
Vermont--A. Y. Ashbrook. III. II, Jalbert,
r c. baltimore Jr,
virginis--R. l.. Connolly. II. A. Dyer 81.
NJ. J. Griffin. J. n. Lsyeoek C. d. swain
Georsis""J' Y. Boak. J. II. Brown Jr.
T. j. Doyle r. W, Hayler, Il, l.. Ingram,
c. A. Haegowan, q. T. NeIley.
Nsbrsska-R, A., Deming, G. r Howe v
J. Hart. Jr, II, W. Hoyt, q. W. Nelson, H.
l.. Samson, y. X, Weaver.
New Jersey-E. ". BurrouEh, J, "A
Baehsnsn r., o, Davis. D, W. Pugor, Jr.
j. RHODE IsianS-c. =. Angel r. e. s5umpn,,
Porter q. r. Rosendal d. N. steeoe.
Connecticut--F. L. Lowe. O.. Narvel, G.
II. McCrum, NJ. Slinglun.
Kansas-W. J. Lahodny. Il. i. Tucker c.
p. Martin. l.. J. Stecher, T. A. Teasley
N. ofnsy II. J. Ray. z. W. Wicks
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