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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
pARADES WILL Be FEATURE
OF NO-TSU-OH CELEBRATION
Psradss viii be "ships Of Al
Nations"

i1y r'asnr ~ the many new ana un.
lqur features the pcvp Water Jubilee
a. bee held ia houston IN November of
this year. ln observance ~ the compile.
ton of the channel from Houston ~ tho
Oulf of MrAicp will DE un" that viii br
given place in mwury
l'aadsv win form a iasss part ~ ths
entertainment provided tho thousands
of ,isitnra who are expected 10 attend
bat they wlil NOT De tho old-tlme siero-
tyFsd tarsder Not only viii each dif-
fer materially frum the others snIt none
Vi them win be ike anything nfdmafls
~ shown Ia street pascants,
Thousands ~ dollars are being spent
OF the floats tint arc to appear In thes"
larud~n, Each ~ me fioaan u being
wired Or electric Naii,s, 40 that every
detail may BE laousDt on, 40 they pass
| thnough tho streets At nlEint
The first Illuminated parade win bg
eiven Tuesday nlRht ~ carnival week
1 a viii q. many blocks Ia length,
frequent Intervals sands WIN bo sin-
tone tho best bands in this part 81
ths country.
one ~ the most plnaslnR ~ the sew
erai pnrasiea VIII be that entitled The
ships u Az NatiorM" This viii com
prisa about 70 brilliantly Illuminated
and lavishiy iails ana embciiwhed wa
Ter craft representing the boats ~ all
aRes ana representing the boats ~ Ia"
earth. ~ addition pp these there VIII
hs numerous special features.
boats representing modern nafinns
and entered under the direction 81 or
eanisaiions IN Houston comDoaed Of de-
scends,ntp o. nalivcs ~ the conntrlea
represented are;
Tho United states. France, Italy.
Germany, 0reece Mexico. Rnnaia. Swe-
deu, Norway spain. japan, China and
some others a barge amount Of money
viii bo spent hy me irish American
clta,. tho italian colony, Japanese col-
ony, tho CreskE. Maxacans and others
IN making their floats especially elab-
crate
The Rssi Itoosiers. locai orgnnlsa-
ton we'll known over tho south and
oiher sections al tho eountry. VIII par
tlesate In tho f.ls~des. and vii supply
seserai uniqne fslats, Inc details -
whbh have not yet been made public
Agriculture wali MT &c forgotten one
parade viii contain floats from the
majority n fiouih Texas e9untiea ard
number ~ committees that are not ~
South Texas These VIII show the
wonderful resources Of this section.
Houston. ns che city appeared and
I dsi "the days " ~" Will be- proc
I dts@. nrd hs manners and customs
y, ea over agaln, as nearly as Il - pos
hibie 20 reconstruct civilization ~
~shlcA only few veasiges remain IN
one ~ tho npsst novel significant and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
"rHIs DATE IN HISTORY"
Ssptsmbsr ~.

iees For, orange ALBANY, \ ~ snrs
rendered tn the ilflsiah.
1867 Rev Aaron lutr founder ~
PRINCETON lniv.yslt, and father
of Aaron mfr Vloe i'residani ~
the ~ .. died Born January
4. isiG
isa9 Robert YeuuE ilayne r. aens
atar from South Carolina. died
at Ashviie. y g. Horn Nnvem
her ne. iist.
1850 papal Ruil rstahlishlng the Rom
40 Catholic hierarchy in Ena-
land
lS6l Public reception iR Boston ln
hunor of jerome uouppaito
1868 Territory ~ Afisopa organiaed
ISIS Financial panic known az
"ulact FRIDAY" resusing frUn
an aitemp, to corner rold
1884 lion. iionore Mcrcior former
Premier " Quebec. died IN Mon
tr"al
1855 Sir Herbert tuow i.ara) hi'ohr'
ner aud Major Nnrohand met NJ
sash"da.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

Given under my hard and seal u sal
Court a, my cffsce in the city q Cor.
pms chrls,i this LIST day ~ September.
A. u. 1914
sseah "a r Lnter. Clerk County
Court, Nucccs County. Texas
~ Tillic Copeland. Deputy.
A true copy, certify. NJ. n. Wright.
sheriff, Nuec~s County,
ny Oscar iiellamy. Deputy,
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
Today's Calender


Local serecRss fnr today Generally
taif' moderate northrriy winds
Tempefatvre wind and nrceipl,atle
r.cerds Tor ,he " hours ending We'd.
resaaS az 100 D. M.
rignpsra,ufe. loves, 20; highest. "a.
"a zoo g. m ~ WIND velocity ai
90 D. m - mites por ohpr from the
North State vt weather cloudy, IRE.
clpitHtion oe2 Inches Relative hu.
malay n per cent
iiavmetriool reading az Loo y. m.
ssduo.d to sos level and colreslrd ful
temperature sese
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A. IN. Theatres.


Amutu.
King BaNgoit ia The Silent valley
"a iwo reel picture ~ exceptional merit.
The Broken DOH" Little nHly ster-
linz comedy
Coming Sunday. "protea ~
Lyric.
"rhe lioneymponers" O. silen, rosn
edo exactly AZ enacted 200 times on
,ho vitagraph Theatre stage on Broad
way ny John Danny. Mary charl"son
aitd James Morrison,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

A new vegetable digging fork is
hinged and provided with a pedal 80
enable user to avail himscif 81 tho
power 81 one foot instead ~ sirainins
his back
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
AUTO BARGAIN.

Automobile bargain, five passenger
car. newly ovefhauled, spiidorf high
tension magnetic. new tires all round.
Fuse a Lisyrs Repair shop. Laguno
ana chaparrsi streets. lS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
MILLINERY BARGAINS.

Not shoddy goods, but splendid
values for the money Mrs I.esoS
invites you 10 cali a. ai4h Chaparral
street upstairs special care given 20
remodcling as4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

WANTED TO exchange ihree-chair
Barber shop for most anything or viii
sell cheap on easy terms. Address
Box 25s, care Caller. zSs
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FURNISHED aooMs.


THE ANDERSON" SGitr~ furnished 1
complete Tor housekeeping desifa ME-
central location overlooking han also
auglc rooms ne North Water stree, I
Phone sse gei
FpR RENT Nlcest furnished apafi
mcnts ln the city Goud prizes to per
manent parties rhoae 1874 on cali ~
l6et Water street. ans,
ron NT.-Cieas moderl rooms With
ktchenettes. running water. layAtories
nd all modern conVenicuoes. al reason
able rates. European Plan, over post
office. The Tourist Hotel. 6o5l. Alcs-
quite. q
FOR RENT ono e. twn furnished
Housekeeping rooms, hath lights
priyat, home. blocks from powofnce
en- bluff. reasonable 5Ol nmchrr
------------ -..s-.-.a,.-----s.-
ron RENT suite 81 downstairs
housekeeping rooms "a ai2 Mesquite
street Phone s5e. Miss Crooker i2A
FOt RENT Nlceiy furnished rVoms
with convenierces eentral CLOSE -
business no children pos Nvsquit,
street. 1850
FOR RENT Nice cool rooms with
board. home cookinE right ON hay.
Rates reasonable 1891 Water street.
----.-----~--.---------~-~-s-
! THE STATE or TEXAS,
/ TO the sheriff or any Constable Of
Sueces County Greetings
r.. l.. Iseynun Administration he eonis
non ~ the estate 81 O. ~ Arnos, de-
ceased. having flied in our County
Court his final account ~ the condition
OF the estate of said c. A. ArncA de.
ceased. together with an application
to be discharged from said admins
4 trhtlon. YOU are hereby commanded
that hy publication % this writ los
twenty dnys IN Newspaper regularly
published Ia the County 81 Nueccs you
1 give due notice 60 an persons interest =
ed In tho account for final settlement
I ~ said estate. 20 file tholr objections
: thereto. II any they have. on or b"for"
/ the September term. 1914. ~ said
/ County Court. commencing and 90 be-
holden at the Courthouse ~ said coun :
! ty, in the County ~ NueccH on the sis',
4 dag 10 September. a. -. 1914. wher
said eccount and Application will be
considered by said Court.
witness. "A. r. Luter, clerk ~ the
County Court Of Nueces County
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

win trade agency territory FOR john
ron wind Mil Equalizer Tor an Auto
mobile o. latd. Actress J. T Brooks.
i0g South Broadway, 2sl
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WANTED San Antonio residence
property. also vendor lien notes TO en-
change for ranch in Mexico. Address
Caller. Box 1928. ISL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LES We can aid YOU In secur-
Yea beers write particulars avoid
aela5' Address Teachers I.x-
pc Roanoke. Texas. 1911
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24
lPEWRITER EXCHANGE

ferai typewriter business. cleaning.
ping. rentals sales Expert work .
'h'p Reasonable prices. n. n.
al Smiths Book Store. Phone
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

=, Hand Cnthey viii pay highest
nor your furniture. Alb Lawrence
= Phone s0 fss
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WANT TO TRADE.

WANTED To trade 70 acre farm a
miles from Calallen for Corpus Chrieti
improved property. Farm Is al! under
cultivation. Good water. Address y
-. Box, il2. Calallen. Texas. u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

Tho International electrical cxposi.
ton which Spain planned 90 held a,
ilarcclonia noxt year has hesu past
ponrd 70 1917 and viii be hrcadeacd
in ts scope.
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SALE OR TRADE--For vacant lot
My fine standard bred driving mare
and surry. Phor- $50, f. y. Edison 2Az
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WANTED. MONEY.

$500 On = lots near caldwell
sin. tAsscssed az ssool Tor 80 GAYS al
LEG. Address Box ic. ass
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WANTED Help wanted In Runneis
County 60 gather grain. head maize
and pick cotton steady work IL as
sured from now until after January
good prices peid-one half To one
bale per acre all over the county come
at once prepared 70 siay--we would
like 20 hear from several families
plenty room address. Dallas y. Iiaw-
kns. Secretary f.ahor Bureau. Winters
Texas ~
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NOTICE

We have opened repair shcp IN
Tho olympic Garage ana arc prepared
TO do frs, -olnss auto work cheaper
and IA good rs anyone.
All Work Guaranteed. phor, is3.
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FOR RENT New three room cottaga
on Rogers avenue. $500 per month
Apply at no Mesquite street or Phone
222. 22s
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two rive room modern
cottages ON Buffalo street Apply 10
AIRS. Gust lIeye Jr. 1904 Rnftala.
Phone SOS. 81,
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THE ANDERSON" suites furnished
complete Tor housekeeping desifa hle.
central location oNcriooking hays also
auglc rooms ne Nsrin Water street
phoue sge gai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

FOR RENT Nice cool rooma with
board, hotne cooAinE, rlsh, ON hay.
Rates reasonable. sci Water street.
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FOR RENT--four ana five room mod
ern honscs furnished or not war
prices Ames Moore, Phone $50 lti
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FpR RENT Nlcest Furnished apast
ments in the city Cloud iftess to per.
manent PARTIES rhoae 1884 or cali a.
1899 Water street. ans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-24

FOR SALE Desirable lot on Furman
avenue Apply Jno. w. stayton. Phone
IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
FINDS SPEED SWIMMER
Columbia Unearths a Marvel
in Basketball Star.

Columbia has discovered a sensation
nj speed swimmer IN J. G. Lee. who for
Che last three years has been star
forward ON the basketball team. Lee
was tried ont IN practice race with
bal \ollmor. the intcrscholastIc hfty-
tard champion, who Us freshman at
Columbia, and swan "a dead heat BOO the
remarkably fast time OF 26 Is see
ores. With Lees acquisition Colum-
LAS swimming prospects have taken
ON brighter hue and the Blue and
" hite has hopes Of finishing higher
ia the intercollegiate League than II
has IN the last ten years.
The Columbia squad will be further
strengthened IN February. when Pip
Herbert. the Horace Mann schoolboy
who has covered the fifty yards IN rs
seconds. viii complete his entrance re
guircmcuts. Herbert and Lee vii,
swim only IN the fifty and TOO yard
contests, while I'd Kennedy, the coach,
is developing Noilmer TO take care Of
the furioug Coopc, veteran Of the
relay team Of year ago, will be on
hand 60 SIN out the quartet for the
relay team.
Hotchkiss, 2O0-pound freshman,
viii be the mainstay IN the plunge
for distance and T. Macdonald is
looked upon as 3 coming champion IN
the fancy dive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

A. exploding ON stove igni'eel, the co'hing NON
','S -, I,,fr sui,l the blaze and wa. severely
iu,I A. uabaa.e p1s,ia i ,TsA''9 Dol i'i
q - ..trr caused tHp death ~ Mr.. Eliza
ieI 0.i5llc ru} eight years Oh. ln her foom
nc man ,no diei a. Bellevue Hospital saiur-
l.t sn,r being struck hl an automobile wa ilel ,
tirs1 4. p,Irr N}om,h. aged nir. porter OF
A.,IY ILrd twenty seven ear Ola p.umuef
.u'igltffd suicide by iuhaling ga because hs VIC
@.1iI fot grt back from Russia. tie Nri VII" Hi'
sister 90 ls Cannon IT, .. .,. 49,,
Ls~ins iis bsIAnce willie slittns oA the pan
,.'f,r ,,ar.old Julius Musiac I+uhs-i doN =.
t.gr foo~ Uc wac taken 60 Lebanon h"ihai
"'.n R..ig ssri nny feU from an upP,r
ytri.. iu 4 Bower lodging house % TIE foM on
ors.stoD extension and diei later 80 be.Ie'1'
JaH, Nurpl, fry }csr 3D. ,osi ps,I'f o.
.u'...s,..s Island Is hciocJ q" la't utei
i-,.,sd iu NE Esst River so 30h So last nlshi
Ia. No. .srr ofI tle do.k 81 rlat pIhi. iNlNs q"
iosrd s ferry 90 return io B.sehNsIs HiA'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
PASTORS HENS WINNERS
Dr.. Mounteney Adds t. His
Prizes at Poultry Show.

The Rev. W. l.. Mounteney, of Cal
vary Baptist Church, Yonkers, known
as the poultry pastor" brought home
eight trophies yesterday which he won
for fowl exhibits at the poultry show
in PCckskilL
This makes eighty prizes DR.. Noun
teuey has taken in two years. lie won
four first two second and two third
prizes Al Peekskill for Golden Wyan,
dottc and rose comb Rhode Island red
hens. ~,
Gearing for poultry is a hobby with
me" said the minister Some clergy
men Ike 20 play golf, but I'd rather
raise chickens ooc ,oo
chickens "a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
SHIRTS.
AUCTION SALES.

NAN : GRifENHAGLN ~l.lIr
UENNIS McLNOA. Deputy Sheff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
COLUMBIA STUDIES
FOOTBALL PROBLEM
Authorities Silent, but Stu
dents and Alumni
Are Busy.

Or tie surface the football situation
~. Columbia is still unchanged. The
faculty authorities have not so far
taken a stand either for the restora-
ton of the game or against IL, but
during the last week the student and
alumni committee, which Is making a
searching investigation Of the entire
problem. has made real progress and
VIII be ready 10 report in the form Of
d petition TO the university officials
either before the Christmas holidays
or Immediately upon the resumption
of recitations in January.
Every one ON Norningside Heights
realizes that this report viii ask for a
revival Of the sport, but the sort Of
welcome 1t viii receive cannot be pre-
dIctcd The number OF students who
have pledged themselves 20 be candl-
dates for The team if one is organized
next fan Is $50. while more than 100
have pledged financial support 20 a
team. From past experience it is not
believed that more than 200 Of those
who have agreed 10 report for the team
will fail TO DO SO. This means that at
Toast $50 viii be ON hand when the
rrs. call for candidates comes.
With the opening Of the football
question IL is more than probable that
the entire athletic situation at Column
bia will be oyerhauled. The students
p wear ago charged that Anticipated
,refbods were followed and demanded
more privileges from the athletic as
location. Part of these demands were
met and the agitation ~ that time
rmcred out. 10 is understood that
.fe university authorities watched the
discussion closely. and although they
.ook no action az the time il is de-
cared that the opportunity will prob
eblv be offered when they are asked 20
bass on the football question and that
,rev viii make known their views then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
BAR COLUMBIA MEN
FROM OPEN MEETS
New Restrictions Come
with University Join
ing \. A. u.
NEW YORK AND IRISH
4. {. LOSE HEAVILY
Action Of Authorities Backs Up
Regulations Put on a
Year Ago

.. l.. ..-.o O., r+-,. .A.. ,h. 30.
...,..'"S ""''h were place" OH W.
mo'a athletes last year by the uni
t,rs.tv committee c,. athletics I'm pass
,...... 90,
'"'' ;. I'b's''''" sou
dents SO Columbia from competing 80
ION athletic meets without the sane
-. .... .....,........ -..5
.. an OF N"h'la'.oh ''Aoi IMAM O'.'''.
have been extended by recent ac-
...- Of the bosrfs Tho r,v decision.
..,..t g..
IT'S ."N0 ''"o'"o~> enough WHY" 'S
likely 90 act as an absolute bar 90
.ur-retitiou in orfu -ocrts bv Column
..-,...... 49,.
'' ''N'' vas '"N "ff'N"'''" "a '"'
athletic authorities for membership in
Gle metropolitan association OF the
Amateur Athletic Union.
As q result OF this membership. all
Columbia athletes who have been COM
n.trc tor athletic clubs iu the city
'rr'ur iHe summer holidays, and also
.. certain open meets during the WIN
Ter. VIII De Obliged 20 compete, 81 at
a. for Ooiumoa. hy the Amateur
Athletic Union rules, a member OF an
affiliated club cannot compete for an
other club lD the union within one
year O. Che time he has given notice
tHst lc Will not compete FOR the club
which he first joined. BY the applca-
-ou Of this rule Columbia athletes
win be barred from competing on the
New York Athletic Club or Irish
American a. q. teams
The New York A. &. for one will
~ de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
TWO BEATEN IN WAR ROW
Blackjack Used on Brothers
During Argument.

During an argument over the war
William and John Savage, brothers. Of
10 South Sd ST., were beaten with a
blackjack yesterday I'm the hallway Of
their home. it is alleged. by two other
tenants, Lawrence Freeman and lgnatz
Bilsky. 4 woman notified the police Of
the Bedford av. station.
Patrolman Shaughnessy went TO the
house and found the brothers iuseusi-
Die on the floor. An ambulance was
called from the Eastern District Hos
pital, and IL was found that the men
suffered from conclusion Of the brain
and scalp wounds. They refused to go
20 the hospital The other two men
were held on a charge Of felonious as
-ault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
Small Number of Involun-
tary Offerings in
Weekly Budget.
LENIENCY SHOWN
BY MANY LENDERS
Good Results Obtained Under
the Hammer Last Week i'm
the Bronx Market.

The auction budget for the Manhat-
tam and The Bronx salesrooms this
week ia abo-t the same size and char
acter as the volume of foreclosure Of
fcriucs To- times when money channels
for realty operations are broad and the
loan rates are at the lowest mark. This
rs. indeed. % cause for widespread re-
ioiciug. for there are large numbers of
property owners. poor managers of lm-
proved sites. who have been financially
,mbalra -ad for some months. ] he
firms or individuals 10 whom they are
u debt have extended most lcuicut
hand. and iu many instances have ole
tcrcl ~ have the sum due made
mortgage lien against the property.
These generous offers have IN most I'M
stances been quickly accepted, and that
IS said 20 be one Of the principal red-
sons that the auction marts are not
struggling just at present with unusu-
ally heavy lists Of forced sales.
The total sum of the auction prices
for parcels disposed Of last week IN the
Vesev 50. salesrooms was S53G,ls7, as
against S36?.60l for the spondlng
period Of 1918. The total for The
Bronx salcsrooms was Slll.5s3, the ne
urcs for the corresponding week last
year being S3l5.lOO I'm the Brooklyn
,alc-rooms. at le9 Montague ST.. Oh"
parcels offered and sold brought the
sum of Sl3S. 1913, and DO the similar pc
Rod last year the Brooklyn sales
amounted 10 S195,o50.
The results Of the Bronx sales last
week were much better than antlcipai-
l.,.rs. Ig fsfr
sum over the membranes. For the
six story apartment house 500 Exon
av. Gustav We'll paid $4,000, which
was $4,000 more than the claims
against IT, The two story dwelling
house 2226 Ioring Place was sold 20
Oscar T. Mackay for >23,SOO. or about
$4,000 more shan the sum due on the
site.
There are fourteen Manhattan, thir-
teen Bronx and about thirty Brooklyn
properties To- be sold under the ham
NOR this week one of the most a f.
trac.ivc Manhattan parcels 100 the bud
get is the block front on the castcriE
side Of Fifth av.. between loJth ana
'06th SITS. Il is 20 be sold by Henry
Brady on Tuesday. There is due on
this fine site about S221.22S. At $3.50
OOO the property. If secured by spec
ulatiyc concern Of many years cNper-
eucc. would likely prove TO be one OF
the bcst bargains ever taken out OF
the auction marts here The first prop
crty on Auctioneer Days list for Tues
day is am apartment house i'm Manhat-
tan Fl. that has not been a profitable
holding for its present owners. il is
q well built house ~ central location
and ought 10 make a splendid purchase
for "a widcawakc investor on speculator
who is no novice in tae management OF
such properties. Attention is also d.
rcrtcd 10 the sis stony apartment house
at the northeast corner of Audubon a..
and l7Gth ST. that Is listed to be sold at
the stand Of Charles a. Bcrrian on
Thursday. The person who gets this
house will have one of the best built
apartment houses on the heights.
The Manhattan am Bronx budget
for the week is as follows:
TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-14
SUES OVER BLACK EYES"
Actor Says Physician Injured
Him by Treatment.

On D, lnness. an actor, has Med
suit in the Supreme Court against Dr..
Alexander Lavigne, an eye specialist,
asking $4,000 damages.
Inness alleges that Oh June !, 1913,
he went 10 Dr.. Layigne for treatment,
and that as res Z Of this treatment
u deep dark line has appeared under
each eve. which gives them the appear
ance OF being blackened. He asserts
thut this has caused him much anguish
and also has hurt him as an actor.
lnness wants $4,000 for each black
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