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NEW WEST SIDE WAREHOUSE.
Ten story Building TO Go Near st.
Johns Park

Plans have been filed by c. p. II. Gil
bert for ten story addition to the ware
house OF Deerlng, Milliken & Co., at 30
and 3e Narlck street. The addition will be
at II 10 II Beach street and . 81. Johns
place. and according to the estimate of
the architect will cost $4,000.
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BREWERS SELL HEIGHTS SITE.

Hugh T. Skely. president OF the Kips
PAy Brewing Company, and James J.
walsh have sold the four LOIS on the
V,s' side of tdgecombe avenue liO feet
south OF li0th street The property has
, fruu,ag, of SO feet and is 100 feet
aacp !, was held at $4,000 by the
Sellers Tho same men have sold the
property st 6e7 First avenue a five story
IA, on lot 25N75. dagonally opposite the
KIP, Bay Brl VERY. The HAT was held at
100000 The lodgur Realty Company is
The buyer uf both properties. The
realty company takes them in part pay
mont for 'h, Princess Court. At the north
east corner NJ Southern Boulevard and
Adus stic'' 4 SIX story Hat. which WIS
-cport,d sold last week to investors. The
house Is one OF the largest In that part
~ The Bronx, covering a plot ll0 feet
or the boulevard and 100 feet along the
street II was built by he Podgur Really
Company not long ago and held for sale AT
s-Io.ouu. This is the thirteenth corner in
tn" Il onN that has been bought by Mr.
SN.'y and his partner since the arst Of
tue year II Is said tina; these purchases
represent an iuNcStmeut OF 1000. 0O0.
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BROKERAGE NOTES.

Fred Opprnhcimer wa associated az
broker I'm the recent sale for John j.
Mc<enna OF the property at esq Avenue r.
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WEST SIDE DWELLING TRADED.

WEST list STREET-W. T. woodend
has sold his residence at IS West
Seventy -tirst street, a four story housa,
or lot 20N10O.J, li5 feet east OF Co
lumbus avenue. The new owner is the
Mason Construction Company. Hyman
Click president. The house was given
81 eNchauE" Tor the TWO new five story
apartment houses at lO33-iOi3 Bost n
road. reported sold las, week They
occupy a plot 140N14Ox irregular, near
IsIth street
WEST 18th STREET.-Slawson & Hobbs
have sold for Mrs. Winchester Fitch
800 West Seventy eighth street. a five
story American basement dwelling on
lot l>NiO2.2.
WEST 18TH STREET.-THE Herman
Arms Company has sold for VI. Mac
Namara 25> and ESQ West 18TH street.
,N' i've story double flats on plot 5ON
luOll
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BLOOMFIELD DWELLING SALES.

Edward T. Hamilton Co have sold
for George SpottisWoode the dwellings at
90 and So James street. bloomfield, y. J.
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Supreme Court Calendar

WASHINGTON. Nov. ls.--The day caN iu
the supreme Court for Monday, November
so: Nos +3O, 3j7, ti4 tand t5jl, 3ll 3i1.
ass. 6l3 $40, 200, $50 and els,
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
public offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SRIrsroOm.

INT z NENEl STNtI+ n
by NJ Morgenthau, Jr, co.
BROADWAY. 1is1-l4s3, n " cor ga st.
lOO4Nl3l leasehold). and story theatre
oscar Hammerstein Hgt Hammerstein
Amusement 90 81 al, due, S3l2,o54.l6,
adjourned sine ~"
by samuel Marx
CLINTON ST. 90. =. -, Rh'ngton ST,
s5xlOO 3 story tenement and storcs--F NJ
TIchenor ct al Hdmrs, agt Lena Koransky
ct al. due. tl9,953.iG; taxes Sc s5,07ss3
adjourned 10 November %
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.

AI.RANY. Nov. l6.-The Court OF Appeals
calendar for to morrow is; Nos %. 20, 60,
3s SO. "a and 81.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

VESEY ST. ae--Chas Adams & Sons Inc.
agt Hugh |. FoN ct al. Aug Ia. 1914. t032
Eth AZ. i362 to l36G--loseph II Haynes ngt
Snphie Mas ct AL July 30, lsii $3.50
AUDUBON Az, " cor lslst st--Nick Tan
rredi agt Theodore W Myers ct al, Oct
%, l9l3 .,,.....,,,,,...,,... ,,.',,..S i99
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liz ms 20 A. Nassau ~ Jforeclosurc Nov
col t; sWaH sI II. 60 n RI,Ington
Ut. goxi9s-Lawyers Mort Co to Aaron
Kershin, 200 Av {. b and :. Nov u; atty,
an ST no 30 w C., s5xes.s.Marion e
Greene to- ida I.ubash. i77b stanton at.
sept rs, atty. sternberg. l7e Riving.
ION ~ ..;';.....',;,;, ;,VV
80. 20 ", 20 80 ~, S,,,i Aioors ios
Ei!9,h a, iii uors Soy - al
o. ''' r.. ga.
east Of rinh av, between Fourteenth and
ION s's)
s3p ST. 33s p. n $ $50 " ist av, ?5xio:. a
we %rHa j. |" '"' t. al liens. %ov q
atty, u Levy. so wall st.............s 81
AVE A. :. IS n sith ~, 2e :xos-conrad
y ], all liens, Nov . atty. u Levy, 60
,oiMsIr! sT ioa e par, ay. is.sSs5
90 Val $, Oei ID. sitv. W $ Newhouse
Same = 81: same. DC; Is: s',y same .,,,,
,ino IL MADDEN TO MARY shcrldan' Is Il
losih st, Feb g., 1911, mtg $1,000; airy
j IL Madden ~ w.. Nv. s,,. ..'.''.''''.'''"
west '' NV" lion s,sj ''' u ~
9TH Az. =. cor 5S,h st; t,,xsOS-Hy KTn-
and suo cxrs Patk Mnilsne, mtg s.; 900
Nov 4; city. l. 60 $50 nwayr. 90 900
Barbara Fo!ss 20 Flourish Realty co, - u
H0th -, mtg $4,000. Nov IL, attNs. lurlc
SorH ST. N :, al " wcst End az. ak
VIM g Rosenberg. rel 10 hudson 'ltN
Savings lnstn Hudson. y Y. Nov 10. atty,
T. Essclstyn, Rector st..... $4,000
lptoyn
,N,rb,,,,, leland ror,b n, ,fn,b 81
mi, -. -, 81 ,,oo.o
'l;Tt ~ :, .so.S fatk sN INeN'V" ~
ihHaf lhsoNcr 70 Iau.R lNspNet' ,"l =.
ION -. NnE ~. mug 'o''VV. ANY in"
IRE, nnefE' w bwaN. 49,, 49,. =
lItIh :, -'o W ~ H' l"N l"o lu-.m' -
,.htu 81 NOV IL "''N. VI ''h'h ~,
sMaE .''oo..,ooSS,
..Lione,lo rerora g lionel. rerera 8 60.
ss wan st. oct 10 atty w N"whou,.
,S! Liberty st ..'.... ',...,.'. ..'...- "
Isl Az. Isl, n " cor ism -. EN-
Lionella rerers TO f.ionella Perera 4 o..
SO Wall -, oct Is; atty. W Newhouse.
~ Liberty .......... ............ $
llsTH 81 100 T. So 23t = 81 ar i7lN
100 IN Marshall n Clarke. ref. TO Arnold
Thayer Port Washington. !. ,forec'os.
Nov ~ Nov ~ atty. Jas W MrEhlnney,
- Park Row. ..................... s. 900
10th ST ia T.. 80 lexington av,
e5XlOO i0--Chas I. BD-,k 20 Elw VI EuniS.
1870 Gates av Bklyn. all liens Nov -.
atty, Milton Greenebauu. go BVlv. 500
l2iTH ST -. 27I9 g Sth ay. - 3Nlo0 ii
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MORTGAGES,
with name and address ~ lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth a.


=. sisy'o Helen { irving to craiE.ha"H
% Gov a. " s'' dye Pc S. co. III IL prgg,i
ES Sarae p Far% ' W., AZ s@.I '' M, %aH
! De Fritsch 81 a. to James W Buin,r.
July /, 1916; sttys, Harris & V $50 IN
coirMBIA ST. " 5 so R,yins,o s'' w.
90, 80 Liberty st. due ~ per bond, Nov u.
mi, ny 81 Inr ,s &C., 40 R"a% l. sn 900
cohen TO Alexander Bernstein, 800 AldUs
Sond atty, Herman Hon rHSG Ii7c bod a.
East OF Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
ll0th stsb
2p Az. " E. 50 ~ I'th St. :oxss-wm J
St pr mtg $1,000, oct u, install, 9 p {:
West side.
west Of Fifth ay between Fourteenth and
54TH ST. sc 100 q, IN av. isxloO Ice
E"rdg &c G "a o,b LnEe xa Hons for aged
y e, atty, r 90, i7e Bway ..... $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of lloth ST
llGTH 81. :, as LIST av l5xiOo.lo-
1856 " l30th ST. Nov II, due as per bond
atty, Martin Cohen, So2 Bway 81. 500
SAME PROPERTY same 20 irene i Kns
sell 2s9S Creston av, pr mtg $500, In
stan y as per bond. Nov II, atty;
llSSTTM' sr. s. l9i ist az. le,sxio6Ii--
Octavia Coorfagno to Adamo Cirraronc
p -, attys, Wahie & krlns'c- a2o
It'll pT%Av ~. :, 20 lsist st. S9.ss7S- lice
u Keene to John Hart, 9ol North len.
SON st. sept a. due sept 90, 1919 o p -.
attys Rosenthsl n II, Rector - 1000
lsSD ST. =. $40 LenoN az. .bNty i
percy 4 cole 10 Mary T. Miller, smith
town. y Y. Nov 10. yrs, g: NIFTY,
T q Go, l76 Bway .,.........,.. 10000
thorough OF The Bronx
CAI'LpWELL Az, " =, 1879 n lbSh st,
SAM stern, 9SS 81 Nicholas av. pr mtg
,ta,,oO Nov ~, due June II, 1915, p =;
uaeiRt ysii '1 FSRK Av e ;. Il TayoT ST. st,
, 25xiOO-.Michl Fruvht to BETTY Neumann,
:796 sth av, July 2S. due, sc. as per bond
ntty VI Woln. ?99 Bway ....,...... $1,000
,siST ST. IS 10 Hughes av, lTeNi0S ~
,-Mauro Parlsi to Morris slater 9G3 Il
lTgth st. Nov II, ins,alls, n g, ATTY,
Lnwyer- r | & r Go, 100 Rway 100, 81, 100
/ PRATT Az, 5, asa = Kingshr!dge ri. 21x
| iOU-John FltHgefali TO John Farrell 81
| an av. MI Vernon. y Nov b J yr d
/ e, atty, John Farrell Ct 'th aN, M
6 yrs"G "a SnS i., map hunt. Point h nies
10 Cn,-Msry W Ede 10 North Side Mtp
Corpn, 36i Il l4ath st, Nov l6, due as PEI
boadi attys. Clocke. r, ssi it9ti
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ny Justice Platzek-Hugh J. Reilly W
Latin Amer G, 81 Co. chas' D ponahue.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. co. ASA "
Lowest temperature. 500 AZ miduip N'
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iSr',Ii,
lis rl>DF>~.
NIapituttun

aTH Sr g. ga q AZ. tlNit 'ha> "
I'c'rram ~ Fannie trgsr - a. tor"c os'
wfgcr. att,s. Thompson, warren Pei
gram
lno-W r BURNS Realty CO - poS'A' lite
lu- go Counter claim: atty. 9 ]. 'raig
list ST. 81 W-.ticnrvirNc SeeIN - a.
~ MARY \ Mortimer ct a. came uded nc
tiou 90 vacate m'Ec', attys' clarke
pIyI%",vn% ST s. 80 Mansiu St.
M. Henr, Sod"'l ct Al ~ Sh'an
Wheaton 81 al tpartl'lont, ATTY q ]
clTy nall UI. e. whole front between
nuaue and Frtr. s,s, 3>oiONllH y reg
N1ug'f. worth 81 - cor f"N'"r ~
olN-o-iN lrreg 20 Park - \i-4N -
rca,, ., >2f7.iN irreg. and h'G'k honndH9
lv Park 49, Pearl ~. city Hhu pl an !
Duane st CITY Of y ~ James shaw
o. Al faction IN acquire t,le', atty J.
,,sTH ST - 5ls " Lenox av 2oxlooll-.,
LYDIA LANCE ~ Samuel A Diamond 81 a.
.f.rn.insa nntcnl- nftN- Ii G KMALlCn.
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SELECT APARTMENT DIRECTORY
Particulars.

i2-story modern nrcproof build
ing. All meals served IN apart
mcnts. Every convenience. all
outside rooms. pcrmanrnt
light, large closet spare, most
conV cnicnt location In city.
Ready for occupancy. New high
class 10 sly. elevator apt houses
flrcproof. all latest impts.. I'M
surpassed view OF Hudson
River and all the surroundings.
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Bronx.

Hannah Wilhelm vs. Wolf Pnrland ct a.
,forecloss nigel, atty. si.oerperS
aeO'rU ST N $ 30 " lot ana map OF wake
rs'I e5xll4-Samuel Martin ~ MARIAN
ilgunski ct a. toreciose mtge'' a'tSS'
1,a.,neilt & Toomey.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair and colder
to-day; fair tomorrow: strong northwest
winds on the coast. diminishing tomorrow.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

with name and address 81 lender and
attorney II attorneys name Is omitted ad-
dress party OF the second partJ
Downtown,
tsouth NJ Fourteenth ST.
TRINITY PI, 72.s, W =, ?03.i Thames Fl.
l0tiNbs-Emmet J Murphy. ref. 10 Mutual
Life tns Co, az Nassau 81 foreclosure Nov
81 Sov Is; address t21 80 Cedar -. 500, 600
COLUMBIA ST. 75i1, " :. 60 n RiNington
Ut. .Oxi9 s-La~yerr Mort Co to Aaron
kershin, zoo Az e. y and =, Nov II; atty.
an ST. 3 so Az C.. e6xss.s.Marlon {
Greene to Ida Iubash. i77b stanton st
sept rs, atty, II sternberg. l1e Rivlng.
9TH ST. 7ss Y, SIS 1913 Az .. ?5xss i'll
Herman Moore ct al to Saml Moore. i2s
r 18th st, all liens, Nov IL ............f
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halan. s Court opens at 1890 A. NJ Mo-
ton calendar. Wills for probate-Wiliam
Fleming, Alonzo e. Whitridge. Mary Lotus.
Hattie Spinnny, Wilhelm Neiheiser. Will
lam Fitzpatrick, Morris Flynn, John u.
Fruanf Philip Bloch. Edward Judson, VIII
helmins Dele. Eleanor D.lSn.
Surrogate's TRIAL Tcrm-Before
3?O5 32i3. 32?s 3227 Estates OF IS
BENJAMIN Perkins; 90, Benjamin Perkins
Rose A. McGann
city Court--Special T~rfn---psrt Before
Schmuck. ]. court opens at 10 \. NJ Mo-
lions.
Part li.--Betore McAvoy. \. Court opens
at 10 A VI EN psrte matters.
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Cessna today-1O, l 80, 3,
5 and 7:3O.
BAGDAD.

Bagdad. July 3.-Niss Katie Allen
of Attention.. is visiting her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. David Allen.
Rev. W. L. Graves of the Santa
Rosa Fruit Grove company, filled his
regular appointment at the Methodist
church here Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Graves
belongs to the Mississippi conference
but was forced to take rest on ac-
count of throat trouble.
Miss Ella Creary Thompson has re
turned home from Jacksonville and
Quitman, Georgia, where she spent
several weeks after the reunion
Mr.. Percy Weekly moved here from
Pensacola last Monday.
The F. &, A. railroad Is hauling cross
ties and shipping them to Pensacola by
lighter.
Miss Jewel Kelly, of Florala, is visit
ing her father. Mr.. G. H. Kelly.
Miss Essie White arriver Thursday
from Mobile on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. White.
Mrs. Arthur Stewart of Milton,
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Subscribe for The Journal
FIRST AMERICAN
TO SING LOHENGRIN

In the little farm Of Farmin gton,
Maine, Lillian Norton was born. Later
she became known to the world as
Madame Lillian NOrdica. She studied
at the Boston Conservatory of --usic.
and later in Italy, where her debut at
Brescia in la Traviata" brought her
contracts for the Imperial Opera at
ST. PETERSBURG and Paris. She VS. the
first America prima donna to sing
Wagnerian roles at Bayreuth the mus
lcal shrine Of the great composer. She
rendered Elsa in 'Lohengrin" in 1894
When the accompanies struck the
opening chords of Handlers ANGELS
Ever Bright and Fair" the song that
commanded the heart power OF singer
and composer the song that Is sung
again and again to enraptured audi
tors, it was a signal for the audience
to settle down for a rare treat
Both the Bridal Chorus from 10
hengrin," and Handlers ANGELS Ever
Bright and Fair" are given in Heart
Songs" now being almost give away
by this PAPER to its readers. Read and
cut the coupon elsewhere in today's
issue.
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Coroner Begins
Inquiry Into the
Death ofWoman

Freeport, n, Y, July 3.-The name
of Dr. Edwin Carrnan's wife did not
appear on the list of witnesses sum-
moned for the inquest this afternoon
into the inquest of the death of Mrs.
Louise Bailey, who was murdered in
DR.. Carrnan's office last Tuesday
night. Since almost every one else
in and about the physicians house
that night had been notified to appear
at the inquest the omission Of Mrs.
Carnan's name caused much COM
ment. The district attorney explained
that he had an excellent reason for
not calling Mrs. Carman this after
noon. 1t was understood that he de-
sired to reserve her testimony for the
grand jury unimpaired by any prema-
ture revelations at the inquest.
Among the witnesses called were
Archie Post. Joseph Colder and Miss
Hazel Combs, patients, who were wait
ing in DR.. Carnans outer office when
Mrs Bailey was murdered. These wit
nesses have told stories which did not
agree with the tale told by Mrs. Car
man, who has declared that she was
in her bed room when the fatal shot
was fired and for half on hour before.
man named Burke resident of a
neighboring village. had been sum
noned, it was said, to repeat a story
he had told a detective about having
seen a woman dressed in white run
ming away from the window OF the
doctors office Immediately after the
shot was fired
Miss Combs has said that she saw
Mrs. Car7nan on the front porch of her
home only a few minutes before the
murder was comnitte.
Talking over the TELEPHONE today.
Mrs. Carman declared that she wanted
to testify at the inquest and stood
ready to tell all she knew. II realize
fully that in a measure I am under
suspicion" she said, land that at the
present moment I am restrained as
to nv movements No one need fear
however that I am goirg to try to
run away or to shirk any ordeal that
I may be put to-"
Mrs. Carman denied a, story that
several weeks ago she had attacked
woman patient in her husbands office.
ct know what that report referred TO
however" she added. There was
what might be termed a scene In the
doctors office with a woman. There
was a woman in the office but there
was nothing serious, no violence and
no serious conflict.
The physicians wife repeated her
declaration that she had never seen
Mrs. Bailey until she looked on her
body at the morgue yesterday.
Were you jealous of Mrs. Bailey? ~
she was asked.
NO indeed" she answered.
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England only on four other occa sions
1t was captured by the Royal Nauti-
cal Club of Client, Belgium, in 1906,
1907 and 1909 and by the Sydney
1912.
MANY ATTEMPTS MADE.
Many other American and foreign
crews have tried for it in previous
years. In 1895 Cornell was defeated in
the fifth heat by Trinity: in 1896 Yale
fell before Leander in the first heat:
in 1897 Utrecht University succumbed
to Leander in the third heat: in 1899
the Argo1aut Rowing Club of Toron-
to, Canada was beaten by London in
the sixth heat; in 1900 the Royal Nau-
teal Club of Client, Belgium lost to
Leander in the third heat; in 1901
the University of Pennsylvania went
down before Leander in the first heat
and the Royal Nautical club of Client
to the same club in the third heat; in
1902 the Argonaut Rowing Club of
Toronto was beaten by Third Trinity
In the fifth heat; in 1905 the Royal
Nautical Club of Client lost to Lean
der in the final after the Vesper Boat
Club, of Philadelphia had been de-
feated by the same club in the fourth
heat: in 1906 the Argonaut Rowing
Club of Toronto was defeated by Trim
ity Hall in the Seventh heat.
When the second semi final started
ton and the Mayence Rowing Club of
Germany, excitement was tense. The
American spectators, stirred to enthu-
siasm by Harvard's victory, cheered
the Bostonians as they left for the
starting line.
Boston took the lead at once and
was leading by a quarter Of a length
at the quarter mile. The Germans
then began rowing faster but Boston
was seen to have taken their meas
ure. At the half mile Boston was lead
ing by nalf a length and was still a
quarter length in front at the mile.
where the Germans spurted, but could
not make any impression.
Another magnificent effort by the
Germans in passing the grand stand
brought them closer together but the
Bostonians shot over the line a trif1e
in their lead. Their time was seven
minutes fiat
Q. NJ. Stuart of Trinity hall, Cam
bridge, beat F.. G. Williams of the
Vikings Rowing Club, by a length and
q half in the first semi finals on the
diamond SOULS and Giuseppe Sinigag-
liza of Italy beat Robert Dibble of To-
ronto. Canada American amateur
sculling champion, in the second semi
finals by five lengths.
Dibble collapsed at the winning post
and fell out of his boat but was res
cued by occupants of the umpire's
launch.
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Glendoverer Wins the
Long Distance Race
Continued from First Page)

the program. including the hour Of
starting of each race:
No. 1.-Out- board Motor Race
Start 2:30 p. m. Course 1-2 miles,
free-for- all (no handicap
No. Cabin Launches--S miles
and under. start 800 p m. Course
2 1-2 miles, free-for- all Ono handi-
cap).
No. 3.-Cabin Launches-Over 3
miles, start $3.50 p m. Course miles,
free-for-all (no handicap.
No. 4.-Open Launches (other than
speed boats)-Start 4 p. m. Course
1-2 miles, free-for-all Ono handi-
cap).
No. Semi Speed Boats-Over 10
and under IL miles Start 4:3O o.
m Course 2 1-2 miles, free for all,
Ono handicap).
No. 6-Cruiser Race-Gulf Cham
pionship (open to visiting Cruisers
only, start 500 p. m. Course miles
(handicap. O3 per cent allowance).
No. Speed Boats-Gulf Cham
ptonship start at $50 p. m, open TO
any speed boats, Ono handicap.
Course 5 miles
No. Speed Boat Match race, start
500 p. m. Course miles.
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spent Thursday with her sister. Mrs.

spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
7. H. Lemp.
Mrs. +. w. Stevens and daughters.
Misses Marguerite and Frances. left
Thursday for Milwaukee, Wis. where
they will spend the rest of the sum
mer.
Mr.. G. NJ. Munson OF Munson. Fla,
was visitor here Monday.
The boy scouts had a very interest
ing meeting at the home of Mr.. c. b.
Mamlet. Jr.. Wednesday night They
will march to F1oridatown Friday
afternoon, make camp that night and
return to Bagdad the evening of the
Fourth
Writ Thompson returned Tuesday of
this week, from Bogalusa. louisiana
Misses Mary and Julia Creary, OF
Pensacola, are expected Fraiday, to
spend several g. at the home Of Mr.
H w. Thompson.
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DR.. cox WILL
PREACH SUNDAY
PRESIDING ELDER WILL OCCUPY
PULPIT AT WEST I'LL METH
ODIST CHURCH SUNDAY.

the Pensacola district, who has re-
Gently returned from the neral con-
ference at Oklahoma city, will fill
the pulpit of the West Hill Methodist
church Sunday at IL o'clock, and of
the Myrtle Grove church at $50 Sun
day afternoon.
Members of the other denomina-
tons, and especially those Of our own
are cordially invited to hear DR. Cox
At Bremen Ga, W. NJ. Golden, Of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society,"
says he found Foley Kidney Pills to
be the best remedy for kidney and
bladder troubles. also for rheuma tism
He says, ANY person having kidney
trouble, backache, or rheumatism
should be very glad to find such a
wonderful remedy D'Alemberte's
Pharmacy. (Adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-04

L. F. Childerson, who has been at
Fort Worth, Tex. for several months
is spending few days in NE city Wis
iting his family and friends.
The yacht Kalolah of New Or
leans, had her bowsprit carried away
yesterday morning while she lay on
the west side of Central wharf. The
steamer Cessna was making a land
ing at PalafoX wharf and in doing so
went little beyond her landing place.
In moving back her stern swung
around by the force of the wind and
struck the bowsprit of the Kalolah.
With this exception the yacht was not
damaged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-04
KEYSER ESTATE
SOLD PROPERTY
THE BRENT ESTATE PURCHASED
PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE
AND NOW FROM WILLIAM S.
kEYSER.

The purchase of the Palafox street
and the Intendencia street property
by the Brent estate told in The
Journal yesterday morning was from
the Keyser estate and not from Will
lam S. Keyser.
The property was owned by the late
Mrs. H. s. Keyser. together with much
other real estate in Pensacola, and
upon her death it went to her estate
the trustees Of which sold the two
pieces referred to.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-04
Cessna today-10, 80, 3
5 and 7:3O.
ARKANSAS BANK
is IN TROUBLE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pine Bluff. Ark, July 9.--In accord
ance with decision reached at a
meeting Of the board Of directors last
night, the Bank Of Pine Bluff did not
open for business today. Alvin w.
Rapp, state bank examiner Is in
charge of the institution.
Inability to realize on securities is
given as the reason for the suspen-
sion.
run was made on the bank about
A month ago when a change was made
in the presidency and since they many
accounts have been withdrawn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-04
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS.

All water bills will be due
July 1st., payable at the Office
of the Water Department,
City Hall.
A discount of $50 will be
allowed on all bills paid on
or before the 10TH, Of July.
All consumers not having
paid their Water bill by the
1st., of August, are subject
to have their water supply
cut off without further no
tice, and a penalty of $1.OO
charged for turning on
again.
Bring your bills with you.
PENSACOLA WATER
WORKS.