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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

Thfs, implements BE- bad rIth him
when be- enirfrd tho little fisi aud
found me Eirl asleep lie concealed
the saw ard knife before be- TUNED
on the gas. Tor fear hir Intended vir-
tim minht awaken when he found
her fnsi asleep with her throat exposed
Schmidt crcpt "a Tho bed drew the
knife across the throat ~ the sleeping
girl. and. na DC said "ahr never knew
" bat happened lfo dfaggsd her o.
The bathroom. where he aef about The
task ~ Remembering TIE body Dee ihc
hnthtsb. lie reme,e d the bead first
using fhs knife nnd saw Then hc Sow
cred the upper psri ~ ihe trunk Then
ihc arms aud l"Rs lie wrapped tne
parts Doc brown plDera. sod tied them
with sire
The fullswlnE morning. Schmidt cnn-
r.sssd ho reformed 90 the flai and com
pi,tnd The xUrh ~ affrpnr Tho
bundles ard woighuns them. uHl pr"-
eeeded 80 carry out hls plan " dis
nosing ~ them 10 ioak fhf hrli in 20
fefrybuni and while crnHFlng threw
overheard The other parts we're dis-
posed - Dec slmllbt mtuuer schmidt
then tried % eradicate the hlond Stains
in Use fiat. and WIS successful 800 part
10 took The mattresses to noiFhhnrne
urncrupicd plot ~ ground ana hufued
10 without exciting any attention Tho
murder tools we're LETT iH ihe flat
The murder was two weeks ufr
irrf in Sew Yort and the Hulf lun
was pillow slip in which 10 naf ~ iho
hndY hnd been wrapped. Tho mthcts
traced thc snie 10 New Nnrh ftor"
,rd t was found that schmidt bad
bought r. bed and st,me bed rlHtmne
lhore N.eht aud dhy the police watch
90 tho fnt bat no one came Tho police
nrnug broke into the flint pod tnr
cy ldence ~ th. crime was found
Schmidt is 30 wears uld o' i1rE t0fl
pioNinn medium hcirhi and H wei SOC
ul The Catholic cicrE} believe tHr
man insane and that the CrflcnutlH
which hc presented here were fNrgrr
iDs The man seemed 20 Doe do'1u' and
ho WIS allowed Go say Mass. alfholrH
hc was never ofrHnllS admitted into
ne diocese
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
POISONOUS PLANTS OF
WESTERN STOCK RANGES
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
ISSUES BOOKLET or INTER
bSr TO STOckMAN.

WASHINGTON. q. e.. Nov SIS
ot the poisonous plants that causc "a,
heaviest LOSSES ~ livestock on wet
era fanGe7 are described With the ana
~ fnli'page photographs in a eircu-
lar Just published hN the United states
Department " Agriculture under tae
uilv "vrirchai poisonous Plants ~ ths
Western Stoca Ranges"
Despite the dRnsaec that these plants
40 every year there arc many stock
men who do not tesosuiso them ana
ln consequence arr unable 10 protcrt
their stock eifeethels ffom helms ~.
hnrd ~ them Il le nrobable thai there
arr or tho yangcs isrgc number 80
poisonous plants hnt the heaviest boss
- are those produced hs the plarte
nsncd Ia the cirouisr These are the
sNsadenuA ar death camas the ia
pine. the rnttiewerd ur white ieys,. nnc
90 the worst ~ the many varieties "a
lccn plants. the tall laikspur. the low.
larhspur and the sicuia or water hefa d
loch. az thess the Oicua alone Il aan.
scrous a. man. causinE violent con
Nulsien- saa even dvath, The root ~
u. however. Is the ouy poisonous mart
"a ths case ~ the other plants. With
the cNoep:ion u tho iuplnc. an parts
are poisonous 10 stock Roth the tan
ana the low arkspur lose thris pois-
enous qualities after hlossoming.
The Illustrations in the circular ar.
accompanied by brief descriptions ~
ne plant which should enable In,
c'vsNman 10 identity thsm readily TIE
Nmr'oms peculiar 20 each form N
poisoning aud thc remedy. when there
u ONE are also ecf FORTH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
REGULAR WEEKLY SESSION
CITY COUNCIL YESTERDAY
reports Of Various Officers for osto
Der Were Submitted 10 Council,


The reports &C officers fur October
aud other matters of routine nature
largely engsgod thr attention ~ the
.t1 council meeting Yesterday after
moon 100 regular Wees, ecssi0n Pres
rni at ihe meeting were Mayor 'iller
Commissioners tolime. Wurl UeL
hneor aHd sutherlaol secretary Mu
igan Engineer StrsrNs und Atturr,
savage
Attorney Savage made report
concerning huries SUSTAINED by n
10 Walker Mr Walkc9 ia alleged 60
have Sustained injuries ny falling into
a broken meter noA located on tho
sidewalk ni the corner ~ chnparril
and Aubry street ana he asks the
council o. pay l4 medical hil and
hill Cor timc lose from his work on ac-
count ~ fhr accident Tho council de-
fefrcd action on the matter until a
later msrting
The report VI the police department
showed ihat during october there had
been 70 arrests resulting I'D % fpnVc.
tlouR disinissaiH J transfer 90 the
county iail ANA ! case not Set tried
Cash fines colirct,d amounted to
t4i3pi. pound fees 90 So ana work by
prisoners fgplto. milking total re.
ceipts for tine department. during the
month of s11eli
The fire marshal reported Chat dur
inE October there hsd been but one
fire that 10 tho Manhattan cafe
which resulted boo adjustments with the
insurance companies fnr f.g68
The REPORT Uf the citf veterinarian
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
{. H. DOWNS new PRESIi emf
SAN BENITO COMMERCIAL CLUB
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN WAS
ELECTED 10 SUCCEED J.
r. VALENTINE

san uENlTp Tu Sow o. o. u.
poNrs. of Downs nrr as. arti,r. do
ladies and nens farni.ninp. WIS
riccted president nf tn. -sn i.,nifn
commercial Cbl 81. .upr,ea q % Ial-
rntinp who BIS l.,,Inp SIM ltrnit., f.f d,
period of tao wears
r,,. h....i -, l...,
rcnt,. ...,.,..,....t .,..,.
a.. ,t. ~.
''''n"' '.'.'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
COTTON PALACE
GREAT ATTRACTION
TO-DAY SCHEDULED AS ONE OF
TNs RED LETTER EVENTS.
BEING PRESS DAY AND
QUEENS bALl-pRO.
GRAM AT NIGHT.

WACO, NOV The unIqu. at,rs,.
ti'ns and the thousands ~ bright lixhti
80 the Cotton I'slare continue 90 draW
'he THRONES %; people ever, day
This was CenlrN TEXAS ana rohe
milan day az the exposition nix All.
Stations have been pouring in an AZ,
ifem Tyler Moody Martin. GatcSvili,
ana avrens ~ other small towns
ihroushonl cinral Texas.
fe'norruw win De one 81 the rcd let
ter DAYS u the exposition In addition
g the editors % the state being en
'crtaincd ~ local members II ths
press and the officials 81 the Gotten
Palace The aueea's bali win be staged
al thc eelliseam tomorrow night
heau'itul girls from all sections ..
t'Aas VII participate IN the aali
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
STATE INSURANCE
SUCCESS IN WISCONSIN.

MADISON. WlA Nov fniYl-
dcns declared ON Wisconsin state lie
Insurance sodnv, after heing In force
me year. show arrat sayines Ga I,ol.
lev holders M compared with the cast
20 pollcs holders IN any old Hire enn-
psny" This summarizes the ssatc-
nent Issued hy Commissioner ~ In
rurnncc Ekern fof he an policy
holders have each savrd IN non pay
mrntr over three deilavs as eempa re,l
Win the pei l0west Participating
compan ica
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

lnhf Npifli Tex. Soy 8 A
shipment ~ i : ears ~ flour originating
40 Kansas aud dcatlncd GER vNpor, in
the Netherlands through the port AZ
New rsl'sus was delivered to the
Texas a Pacific bs tao Frisco wcdncs
day night Tho ~ cars contained sas
toms ~ flour The shipments WIS
moved hN golden hali frcigm. witch
mrpus rassengcr time within two
hours after rcachins the Fort Worth
terminals the train was chechrd ur
bs tho yard tnrcc and huaticd on in
Ws iourncNs end
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
LOCAL MOOSE HELD BIG
CFT-TOCETHER MEETING
New Home OF The Local Moose Was
the Scene of Rous,nD Affair A..
tended BY Many Member

pnr hundred aud nf,y rai,H nt-
tended the Ktt.to-H einer meeting and
buffet luncheon last nisht iu me new
haii Of the local lodge Ut the inNAl Nr.
der ~ Moose on Chaphrwi street
The affair was tho first CO. he h,bl
since the recent reorganization oi tir
ladse Va ihi@ oit' ans trIm tho en-
ihnslaem and good chccr NOTED best
nlnht the ioasc wW havo banner
year
> ~ Taylor Pest Dictator spoke
nuihusasteally ~ the sfcht niurc
ahead 20 the lodge aud mad, a riuaiug
nued talk in which hc compliment Il
the brothers in the surcvss so f.r rt-
taincd
Tho Muotr unhrlrtt rrudrrs aunga
durlnR the EVENING" pwgrm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
ARrIsANs Hole RAllY oAY.

eAl.EM, Oregon Nov Five thou
sand visitors arr In salem to-day Tor
the Heliv Day celebration ~ the Unit
ed Artisans f'rsm an over William
rtsr Nalley tho memhers and their
families gathered for the celebration
which included parade and atheletie
carnival. With speech maklng and
singing The Artisans "a the leAdlnr
frsteu,al organisation ~ thls section
and the order takes an active interest
in an welfare wark.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
DON'T DELAY VREATtnc Nouf
COUGH.

A slight coaEh often heecr,.. -,
Gus. Lungs set ccnscsted pro,,.Ai.
up"s iii with mucous Your yitaiit.
= reau'ed. You need pr. Bclrs PIN.
Tar h"neN i sooshes your irritat..
ar rassages. iccsens mucous and make
YOUR system resist Colds. GIVE ~.
s-'eN and chlidren Dr. Belts Pine
aNf-honry it'a guaranteed A. NJ.
them. "nly ssc. At your Druggist Z
Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
COTTON CINNINCS OF VARIOUS TEXAS
COUNTIES ARE ANNOUNCED BY GOVERNMENT

WIN. ,. Harris, Director of the CEN.
ruH Department ~ Commerce an.
npuncea thf preliminary report ~ cot
con Elnned hy counties IN Texas fOi
che crap season ~ lgil aud 1914 m,
keperi was made publ 1e, me state
"a 1000 .. M. On MondN. catcher gs
Quantities are Va running iaisA, count
ms round ~ half bales iinicrs AZ,
not iucludedl
County gfuu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

Pred Fay, who led the sucressful
strike ~ the BOSTON street car mca
WAS ecenth arrested ON warrant
sworn CA, " somc secrot enemy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

DALLAS. Tex, Nov, s,y,l. :. settler.
aEed 80. was struck ard -iiia~d hy a
Katy switch engine here today. lie
resided In Dallas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

TEDDY Murphy and Young t.efrt..
AZ 70 hoN 'n hrooAlsn ,onight. MED.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
POLICE STAYING AWAY


grhe usual crowd around the desk
sergeant's office at the police station
was minus quantity this morning,
Usually the detectives and motor p0-
lice are 10 he found there swapping
yarns and waiting for call, but to
day they all found urgent hnsiness
In other quarters Of the jail building
or on the street, one man was calm.
ly In possession Of the room and rr
porters Officers aud bystNnders were
content to stand In the cold aud let
him have full rights
The tenn orary posaessor was
Charles ingram. = dishwasher at a
restaurant ut 100 South Robinson.
who walked Into the station this
morning and asked 10 be taken to the
pcsthouse. He had smallpox IN Nm ad.
yanced stage aud asserted that one
other lodger at rooming house OIL
West California, where he had beer
staying. was also a victim Of the dis.
ease, The other Inan has l,een EN-
ployed as a poultry picker on West
California. The two men were remoy-
ed 10 the penthouse this afternoon aud
the politx station was disinfected.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Unpaid Mlepnone bills for the month
Of Decembet are past due. II not paid
BY 5 p. m. cf the 18Th. service win b-
discontinued. Pioneer Tel { Tel. Co..
ADV. M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
AZ the annual banqurt Of The Harv.

mechanical, slEnnl electrical and
structural engineer and Also for In.
spector of shoes apA leather win be
held here on January 20 under tho su.
peryision Of the United States clvil ser.
vice commission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Both men and women are plagued
with curiosity But men are unsble 10
keep theirs under cover.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Virgil smith, rolored, obtained y
permanent injunction IN the dhtrist
court before Judge Carney SATURDAY
afternoon restraining Mrs. Natta h.
Ri,ssell from garnIsniug his wages IN
II grocery bill Mrs Russell has sew
rru times attempted TO collect the
Dill OF about 81 OU Il garnlshnent ~
Justice Maupin's court, aud each time
the labOrrr hus succeeded In having
the order sci aside Attorney john
Guyer brought the matter before
Jrdge Carney for Smitn, who has Il
wife and five children, aud claims
that he could not support them II his
wages were taken frum him ut puce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
The trial Of DIR. E. V. Robneti, state

veterinarian, for assault on DR. ]. II
Immersion on October 30 Is sci for u
o'clock Tuesday morning in The supA
rior court limmerson was appoint
ed temporarsA veterinarian aud IN an
argument nSet tAs business Of the of
flee after kbAy was elected, he Is
alleged to Ryr assaulted Immersion
striking bdM oyer the head with u r.
yolver ia The Lee. Hnckins hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

At the annual banquet Of the Harry
ard club held ri the skirvin hote' Sat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Owing 10 the inclemency Oi the
weather the attendance al the quar-
trrly meeting Of the rural teachers OF
oklahoma rounty held Saturday after
noon at the high school auditorium
was not aS large as was expected
Dr " " phelan OF the University
of Oklahoma addressed the meeting
ON the subject u Young America -
Musical numbers aud reading cOmpOs
eel the rest Of the program with dis
cus~iunS on questions Of interest and
hclp 10 the teacner IN ftc ruru school
he officers electel Tor The ensuing
Year are j. e. Lindsay Jones, presi'
dent. William Gutr. Jones, vice prcsl
dent, Miss Mamie Archer Arcadia,
secretary: Miss Nena Parks Arcadia,
treasurer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
Thomas !. IInch and Howard NJ.

Thomas J. Lynch aud Howard VI.
easier have purchnss&~She Wright
McGlI printing plantNIS Second and
robinson Lynch Is aiw1rent gener
~ superintendent of llSegplnnt OF the
Warden Printing company aud easier
is employed on the composing staff Of
ihc Oluhomau The new plant ln.
der the name Of the Franklin Printing
company will be- enlarged and focpi-
les will be added 10 enable the hand.
ling Of all kinds Of printing aud
stamp making
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

The brotherhood Of the First Meth
odiSt church and 81 Luke's will meet
a. supper tonight nj q 80 Ia the base
ment OF First church After the sup
per Dr A. c. Scott Of the University
e. Oklahoma will deliver his lecture
IE charles Dickens. All men Of the
city AZ invited Ia attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
The charge that Caibslies put their

The charge that Catholics put their
religion first and love OF their country
next was denied In an address by II.
II. Hagan OF Oklahoma City at the
knights OF Columbus banquet held at
the Skirvin hotel last night.
= Mr.. Hagan pointed out that 3.O00
priests were fighting with the French
army against the Catholic legions Of
Bavaria as well Az against the pro.
testant army OF Prussia,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
A. b. Z. Moore Of Cedar RapId.

A. b. 7. Moore Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa and corps Of workers are in
tnr city working up Interest In state
organization Of the Gideons, q Chris
tian association Of commercial travel
ers, Yesterday the pulpits OF the city's
churches were occupied by the differ
mt champions Of the cause and today
personal visits to the employers OF
travelling men are being paid In an Fl.
fort I, create stronger sympathy IN
the work. An effort ls being made to
place 4 Bible In every hotel room In
the stat Mr.. Moore. who Is the ma.
tional president, said yesterday that
few people realize the true worth OF
tho commercial traveller or what Il
power he may 10 for good. or on the
0tner hand for evil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
Judge W. X. Taylor. judge San,

Marriage licenses were issued to-day
TO Ben r. Rogers. %. aud Matte Hal
~ ~, Oklahoma CITY Washington Davis
u and Cora Smith, 10, Luther
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs Emma +. TOmlin, arrested on
the charge Of attempting 10 cause the
poisoning Of Mrs Jennie l.. romlin,
wife Of her former husband, viii be-
aIrnigncd before Justice Duuncll
Tuesday for preliminary hearing AZ
ter her arrest Mrs Ihmm WAS ~
leased on 5000 bond County Attor
nry Pope aud Assistant John w.
ChoNtr believe that they have pro.
cured valuable Information fnr the
prosecution from the owl Drug store,
where woman Is alleged lo have
purchased ',trychnine \ woman an.
swcrlng the description N Mrs Tom
lin Is said to have purchased strych
Iinc there last Monday, giving q flc-
titious name aud writing rs her rra'
son for making the purchase that 1he
wanted II tu kin reaches
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
Edwin c. Lewis filed . petition for

Edwin {. Lewis filed = petition for
~, injunction In the superior court
this morning asking that W. ;, Spears
be restrained from selling to T., j.
WaldrOn certain lots IN Summers ad.
diliOn FOR the purchasssaef which Lew.
IL Clnlms he has Contract with
spears agent The petition alleges
that white the plaintiff is rendy and
" illing to make tho purchase, the per-
formancr Of the contract has been re-
fused 10y Spears and his intention TO
sill IL WAldron has reached Lewis.
Secretary Of State Beu +. Harrison
today granted the following charters .
Tue Maire Hotel Operating company
Of Bartlcsylllr. capital. $2J,OOO; In
curporalOrs, G. G. Dancer II. II. Dan
Ger Ike SlmOn, Tulsa Success Drill
ing company " ArdmOre, capital,
$1,000; mcQrporatorS. f. A. Felmlee,
T. Il Erwin, " u Burrows Ardmore.
I he Farmers Mutual Protective So
ci,ty Of Post oak capital none In.
curporulurS u Melton VI = Flowers,
i II Parker Caney
--#ura-..-
II was learned today that Charley
McClam of McClain county win be
tho office man fur the state game
wrrden., department under George
Mobile H2p0tenu, the new game war.
den Mr.. McCmIn was u member Of
the constitutional convention and has
h,cu register ~ deeds of McClaiu
county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

\ payment ~ little as $40
will send some of these
home. pay the balance
after Christmas, cash or
easy monthly payments rs
may suit your convenience
best
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Make your selection now, even
though you don't want it dcliv-
cred until Nmas. The demand is
greater than ever aud iohbers al.
ready refusing future orders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Word was received here today by
r. Buchanan, formerly 10 partnership
with fr"d l.. Stone photographic
ilmt Mr. Stone died IN Cmula Nch
Saturday morning ~ last week The
body viii be taken to Akron. ohio
the old home, for burial. Mr. StOno
left oklahoma ClIy some months agu.
after dIspO>mg ~ kl2 business to h
partner, Nr Buchanan Ne hnd
MANY friends here who viii Learn
with regret Of his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JUNE IS.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

Lawyers Mtg Co to Pretzfeld: s23. 600.
Lawyers Realty Co to Lawyers Title & T
Co. 500.
Lawyers Title I & Co to w F Legsett and
ano trus: $1,000
Elsie p Ingraham to w VI Powell jr, as
trus w Wilkening: an int Of ST. 600
w | Clark TO Isabel r Clark; 5000
North River say Bank 10 say Bank
$4,000.
Ella smith TO Lawyers Title | & T Co; 500:
Harriet Scott and ano. eXrs, 20 Harriet ,
Scott: 81: same TO same, 81; same 10 same VI.
Republic OF Panama TO Lawyers Mtg CO.
$50 600.
Ellen Hickey to J Hickey; siOo
Krotosky 10 GreeLberg and ano; 81. ~
LAWYERS Mtg Co TO Historical Society
5000 same to 4 G Scott, $4,000
Title Ins co OF y y 10 \ G. Scott, SloOOc'
same to same. $4,000
Title C. a. r Co 20 Y Investors Corpn'
Sl5. 900; same to Rutherfurd Realty Co So'Ooo.
The Bronx.
Century Bank Of New York to John b
Leith 900.
lawyers Title Insurance and Trust % 70
Warren + Leggett and ano, trus; $500
Carrie Popp ct al, eXrs, TO Mary Dumas
Sbss
Josephine Runge 20 Annie Berger; IL
T Meyer 20 Diedrich t1sgersi Slp
q Zeller 10 Louisa Zeller; II.
Same 10 same. 81 .
j. Miller TO Northern Bank Of New NorA, 81.
II Parker 10 NJ Barber; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
35TH ST. BLOCK HAS
MANY LUNCH ROOMS
Store Rented Makes Ten OF
Twelve Used for Restaurants
Other Business Leases.

Nelson & Lee have leased the store anu
,,scuent in the Penn Building s-SS vest
os,h At for a term Of fifteen years 10
- Canitol Lunch Company, which al
soeay operates five stores in this city ana
,vortv stores in Eastern towns. MerriIl
G. Rogers represented William Crltten-
y, ADAMS. the owner Of the BUILDING
az the twelve stores in this block on .O''
ten are occupied by restau-
ys,ts The rental for the ffteen-year
- is At an average Of about $1,000
per annum. ,.,.od for
sidrev I. Warsawer has leased TOT
,ho Drury Lane Theatre Company the
s,ore and basement at siS Eighth aV' LOT
49, .orr, Of wears TO Elias Rosenblum.
Tbe Jullus Friend, Edward NJ Levi
,,o,,nanv has leased the fourth moor
CONTAINING $500 square feet In building
$50 West 2lst ST. TO Rosenieiu q
OchsheTn. 8, W..
IIcu <. stern. have leased az STA West
2o,b ~ the ninth loft to Jacob Samuel
SON. Al sSS-8s Broadway the second loil
~ Drlesen. Meyer & orinsky; at S'-''
West 10th 81. the second loft TO Schwartz
protbors: at 57-el West Houston st. the
sixth loft 20 the Nathan Waist and Dress
Germany. and IN 1910 West sd st. the
ninth loft 10 A. Kalischer Company