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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
SAYS u. S. DOLLAR
Z. ES BIC NOISE
SENATOR Williams Enlivens the
4 hIexiean Diseu On II Senate 3
With a Caustic Letter
lRv Associated press.l

Washington, May 19.---TEa senate for
Abe, first time in many days of calm
8 as aniiPened today over phase OF
~ is .Mexican situation.
81 Senator John Sharp Williams arous.
led colleagues when he read letter
from "a gentleman in the government
service at Vera Cruz" whose name
he had town off which among 9TH
et things declared that "The
aDistast thing in Mexico Is the Ameri-
can dollar" and predicted that It
wptiIa coat 20O. 900 lives and five billion
dollars to take Mexico and hold the
Mexicans in subjection.r
sgs'It would be great deal better
Fread another part of the letter, eff the
United States were to bear the loss
OF those who have come down here TO
take n - gamblers chance and iosts
than to go to war with Mexico for,
purposes of conquest.
Senator Borah insisted that Senator
Williams reveal the name of the gov
Eernmepti official who wrote the letter.
The Mississippi senator refused to III
vulge, however stating that he had
entire confidence In the writer's judg-
ment" s..S =
Senator Galiinrer declared ne haa
letters he would put In the record
showing an opposite condition In Mex
leo. :
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BALL GAME SATURDAY

A fast and interesting case is eX-
pected Saturday afternoon at BueEa
Vista Park when the Y. NJ. G. A. and
Gluck Mills teams get together for the
first time this season.
The Mill boys have always been ca
pable of playing jam-ap ball each sea-
son, and are statring where they. left
bunch.
OFF last seson with fast and scrappy
The Y. M. G. A. team has just re-
Gently been organized by MIR. Fred NJ.
Burnett. the popular young secretary
Of the Wand he states that he has
an hggregatloh that VIII compare fay,
9rably with the best In the entire stale.
Much enthus.asm Is being manifest
ead over the prospects OF q classy tenn
this year by the. Y M c. A. boys and
its safe bet taht they VIII come out OF
the coming affFay With an easy ric-
tory, a good crowd Is expected but 10
witness the contest.
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SOUTHERN PROUD
..,. DE EN- lE RE G ORD
I'VE 1PeCIaG Trans anu
Many Extra Sections and MOI l
One Aseideng Reported

Atlanta, Cal MAY. 13.--With the
handling OF 4Ss kpecial trains into At
lanta and 90 spe&faF trains out, bear
ing Shriners who attended the annual
meeting OF the Imperial Council of the
Arabic Order, and In addition many
extra sections OF regular trains and
extra equipment on all regular trains.
all without an accident OF any kind
and on practically schedule time, the
Southern Railway has just compiet-
ed the largest passenger movement
in its history and what Is believed to
have been one or tho most suecessful-
ly handled moFementB ever accom-.
pilshed by any American railway.
ArFangements8f 8foh tile denarture OF
the special trains we're go irranEeA
that sShis WAS lEcnhlpiisfie ed ahs6ltit&
ly without congestion or confusion
nnd as thet resulted the proiect9aA
given by the large force OF speaiSi
officers whipht he Southern had Soh
duty at the Atlanta Terminal Station
and at spiaees where sears were psrtA
ed not single robbery or atteihllt
at robbery WIS reports "a. y tTEsi paflH
ing places were occupied by I50 Put
man cars In which between 1900 Anti
1000 Shriners lived while In Atlahta
being given every comfort and Spj5-
yentence afforded by the most nica-
Srh hotels. Z ~ : ~
7 These results could only have been
secured by q railway system with
an adequate plant and an efficient
organization and they followed the
most careful planning, exteridirIs
over nienths and afsolute attention
to every detail whta the plans wefel
being carried ont. Every specfai
train was accouaisanff,G .hy I'm onailss.
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REgNIoN YlsIToRs
GUyvriiGr licenses staff Illyltea /,
81 Meet Him Here. Next Week.

GTyVffi0r IBleases Staff IIiyltea %
Meet Him Here Next Week.
Gov. Cole L. Blease viii be one OF
the Visitors during the reunion. He
has asked his entire % sttstf If TO meet him
here. The members OF the staff are:
Commissary General--Coloney Ivy
Marion Davis, Newberry.,
CommiBsory GeneFal-E Colonel Ivy
M. Mauldin, Pickenssi lls
Surgeon Generate Colonel !. Wi.
liam Wessinger, Ballentine.
Chief OF Ordinance Coionelsg All
fred A. Richardson Columbia. Es
Aides -De-Camp, with 7rannk OF COLO
nel-Colonel Creation T.. BamberS,
Bamberg; Colonel Charles j. Epns,
Conway; Colonel Wade Hampton Nc
Intyre, Bennettsville. ~"f'-
Aides-De Camp, with rank of COLO
Major w, B. Wise. Little Mountain
Aides-De-Camp. with rank of lieu
tenant colonel-Eugene W. Able. So.
luda; James q. Long. Jr, Union
Clarence e. Tolly, Anderson; John G.
Barron. Johnsonv;Iia; William A.
Kirby Johnston; j. p. Carlisle, Green
VILE; B. G. Landrum, SpaFtanburgt
Isaac Appelt. Manning; Walter G.
StupbS.. Gteenyille; Victor b. Chesh-
ire. Anderson; ]. p Henagan, Ben
nettsville; John K. Auil. Columbia; C,
r. OTdrr&ll. Florence: Loon M.
Green, Columbia; w. Fl. Andrews,
Georgetowni ID. B.. Peurifoy, Waiter
boro; J.,P. GibsonS BennettsVille; JoS
seph Fromberg. Charleston; James r,
Hornsby, Colurfbia; Jesse Gaston,
Charleston; G.. G! McLaurin, Dillon !;
Edwin ID. Hirsch, Kingstree; w. A.
James. Bishopville, Eugene r. Buck
ingham, Ellenton; Frank g. Bryant
Orangeburg; II. w. Dominlck, New.
berry; E. M. Evans. Jr, Newberry:
l.. B. Singleton. Conway; d. w. Cas-
ton, Jr.. Aiken: I4ucian p. Kinder
Kingstree; Thomas II. Peoples, Co
lumbia; Fred II. Dominick, Newbes-
ry: Samuel Omohundro, Mullins: q
@. Wyche. spartaphurg; II. O., Booker
Columbia; James Sotille, Charleston
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tsETTINg MATERIALS .',--.= -
FOR BUILDING SILOS
Proper Time Now to Reg,h Making
Preparations for Constructing

CLEMSON College. Ma, 1S.-IIrginp
farmers 10 begin getting Together
materials for constructine sflos. Rs IA,
Masor, iairyman of the federal BS,
reau Of Animal Industry cooperat;nr
with clemson College. has written
the following letter to a large number
of south Carolina farmers.
sIf you have not ALREADY begun.
now S. the time 70 start getting to-
gatlier the materials for your silo.
! For the best results the silo should
be connpietati one month before time
of filling
out where dairy cattle cattle produced nesh sa opel
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.D6UBLE SPRINGS
600 oIoe o o o o . o 90 . oioo o Z

a 7 . . u L. -
Townville, May 19.-Double Springs
gave an entertainment Friday. night,
May 10. The decorati9ns were lovely.
The chief flowers were roses, negonlas
and ferns. The ilrst on the program
was piece by Mr. Edward Grunler,
entitled. "The Ways OF q woman"
The second was a play ntitlef The
New Woman" There were nine char
acters in this play, Josie Cromer, the
president, Pensacola BrRnyon, Seefez
tary; Sudie Presher. an old maid; !;
Myrtle Cromer, lawyer; Claudia SUI
Hvan, the ,lfinanciai secretsry; Lucille
Sullivan, q servant; Jack Erofner, the
ice man; Endrew Cromes the plumber.
and Mr. Bruce, the princspal. = rieli
young heir tsJ, isj seS !t,A 4
z The third on the program was play
entitled Coon Greek Courtsh hips, = BY
Counts Cronier and WayIaan PreAlier.
They represented negroes and very
good negroes they mades n
The fourth vas q lecture on 2 Az
cohol given by. Mr. Bruce
Presher. These also repfesensed nes
groes. Mr.. Bruce was the fArsaii,
and Ehbie Fresiief :siioaI 81 = :
The last thing ON tlis pfogfasa was
some dancing BY George Compton,,
music BY Paul Aiaret. Z,
"a large crowd was preaeHt md ese
program was enjoyed by all.
The membership Include ass repY
tive life insurance men Of Sanih Cars
olina and each member has been fiils-
I'd 10 submit the name OF a. leaak orc
new member before Jans a.. I.
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D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o G
) ToWNVILLEINEWS q
o o o o o 90 o o o O o o o o o Q

~ ~ " ~ OtsC" " ~ ~ " ~ " w "
. Townvil,e, May 19.-Mr. L. c.
Spears with his assistant Miss Lula
Bum has CLOSED very successful
sehool at Pine Groye, May Is, with a
picnic dinner.
Mrs. DR.. Wldeman and two chill
dren who have been visiting her motif
er In Spartanburg has returned iioFIe.
Miss Gertrude Mahaffey who mas
been teaching at Pendieton Is at home
10 the delight of her many friends.
Mrs Lutis Bennett who has beon
teaching in North 0fungebGrg is at
home where she will spend the sum
Iller witIl7her father Mr. j. IS. MahatT
fey. .s.s -.
Mr.. Woodson GILES and wife and
three children have been visiting the
later's mother Mrs. Collins of Spar
tAnburg. fG az
Mrs. Sarah Giles of Anderson is
Visiting her sons w. =, ana w. T.
Files OF this place. :. & 4,
Mr.. e. p. Brice and assistants Miss
Branyt and Mrs. Sullivan closed a very
suceessfui school Friday May Is with
a picnic. q
Mr.. J. A. b 4rgess Is seriously I'LL at
this writing. 4 IS ..s 4. e
Mrs. w. B. Hawkins Is on the sicl,
| list, 3. (
Miss veta Bruce and brother Willie
are yislting their uncle q Il. Bruce for
q few days. {
MIRA. J. A. Wootten has rsturned
home ssom Layonia, Ga, where she
:haa been visiting her daigiiter Mrs.
ly,lln Hicks "a 3 ~ e ~ +
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i's aDliy)
Boy Scouts Are
Hard Mt Work.
The patrol of Boy Scouts recently
organized by F. NJ. Burnett OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. for the Confederate reunion,
are hard ut work and are learning
rapidly about the military tactics
They are under the instruction OF Ma
jor Crawford, formerly of Clemson
College and they are working earnest
ly to perfect their drills by the time
the reunion comes OFF. 1t is said
that the scouts of Aiken last year did
much to look out for the veterans du-
ring the reunion and II is believed
that Andersons boys arc going to do
fully as well. The youngsters made
IL good show as they count off and
start on their parades.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Negro Will
Probably Die.

Will Robertson, the negro who was
caught under falling emhnukment at
the Ligon & Ledbetter excavation
Tuesday. underwent an operation at
the Anderson county hospital yester-
day afternoon. When the negro was
first taken to the hospital It was not
believed that he was much hurt, but
later IT was ascertaInei that ne had
came necessary to perform an opera
tfOn IL his life was to be saved. Ar
thorities at the hospital, last night
said the negro was In critical condi-
tion but he was resting easy at midi
night and It So believed that he has q
chance to recover.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Eapreaa lIalln .llflhelal

1enefaon City,, Mo-, May 20.5The
right of exp fess conn haieS sosrefnse
e. o. p. shipments Of liquor to dry
points iI Texas was sustained by, the
Missouri supreme court today. The
case was The decision of Abfau Ro4
eabefE Eer. og Kansas City, Mo-. ana
who aeug 10 col lect from Il syVeiiit
FaEgo and sEnnipasy 8 express ana
from the Pacific Express Company,
the value of the iqpor s. packeFes fliat
Sthey had refuse 8 ssfi VI.
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( From ThuTsda
Anderson MeE
Have Won Trip.
BY writing as much as 100000 life
insurance during the past year three
Anderson men have been honored by
the Southeastern Life Insurance Co,
securing membership in the 100000
Club OF that company and receiving
free trip TO Wrightsyiile Beach this
Summer The trip will be made from
Anderson on July 8. and the agents
will have week OF pleasure and rec
creation at the famous seashore. The
Anderson delegation is composed or
Horace j. McGee. George w. Speer
and James l.. Farmer and these men
are receiving the congratulations OF
other Anderson insurance men In he
ing able to secure the trip.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Mrs. Bleekley TX
Not Improving.

Andnrsr:: people and people in all
parts OF the Sta,a will learn with re-
gret that Mrs. s. Bleckley is not i'm,
proving. For some time Mrs. Bleck-
ly has been very III but It was hop
ed that her last visit to Baltimore
hospital would make some improve
ment in her condition. This has not
been the case and it IS said now that
her condition is cerious. Fred Max
well of Winstoni Salem, one OF her
sons-in-law. arrived I'm the city yes
tcrday To be at her bedside and all
her other relatives are in the city.
Little hopes are entertained for her
recovery. - tes
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Huge Shipment
Oi C'hPrG.eOla.

The Anderson Chero-Cola Company
received one of the largest shipments
OF syrup yesterday ever brought to this
section by soft drink concern. In
yesterdays shipment there were 81
barrels Of syrup according to the To-
cal managers OF the company. this is
enough TO bottle 100000 bottles of
Chero-Cola. This Is a record-break-
ing shipment and It will take some
time for the local company To con-
sumo IL all. However, tho local plant
is running full time and then can
hardly keep up with the orders. ac-
cording to the story told by the pro-
prietors of the Anderson firm.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
sFRvlCEs 81 sEEDWAY
VIII he Held on TIA Heeenil s md
8sa E6IAEl ElARdayRi 81 sEehi iser. s

IS The services at Mid way, PfSshk ss
ian church viii 30 held on the sec6ad
Al ,snFh lherea ffar Tilte
have hefatofara heen made ont Rhe
lirst and third Sundays aud as tie
request of some OF the neiga 60fintE
churches tIie 6wny church has coii.
sented 10 change Its Sundays fof
The hour Tor services Is
clock in the safE Eefnoon. and invites
the con ngregas IONS o ogher slenorasns
lions 20 Norship With the MiGwRs
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Automobile THIEF
Is Enjoying Life.

inforInation was received in An
dcrson yesterday from Greenville to
the erect that the man wanted here
for stealing Mrs. Granville BeaIie's
car at Calhoun Falls and also charg-
ed with stealing an automobile from
John A s.aeh 90 Grnenvilie. was last
seen going in the direction of Hen
dersonville. N. c., driving tho Green
vile car. The man succeeded in get
ting the Greenville cur -.onday, after
he had broken down the car he had
stolen from Mrs. Bealle on Sunday.
He also performed the feat of buying
two gallons OF gasoline from Green
vile dealer on credit, when ne mad
never seen the merchant before.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
New COmRay
Soon 10 Open.

The manager of the United States
WOolen Mills Company says that his
establishment in this city will he op-
ened withing the next few days. This
company secured the Crayton build
ng on Main. street for Its site and the
building IL now being put in -eadi-
sons newest tailoring establishment.
The naw company deals exclusively
in tailored-to-order clothes and hats
and will show one OF the most COM
plete lines ever seen in Anderson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Undertakers Fo.e.

The nndertakers and embalmers of
Anderson county are planning to go
State association OF the people in
tnat business VIII convene. It 10 the
10th annual meeting and undertake
ers from all parts of the State are now
planning to be in attendance. The
officers of the association say that the
program will be renleta With features
and that cVery minute of the two days
Will be taken up some why. All told,
thorc are probably 13 undertaking es-
Establishments in Anderson county, and
almost all of these will he represent
ed. -
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otilcers of the assoclatioris are as

sOuIcef6 OF ttle aasocfationYl are as
follows:
President. r. =. Hyett, Coigmbia; !;
yice-P Presidents, g G. Edwards Chest
ter and j. C.. Dillingham;, Charleston;
Secretary and Treasurer, w; S. Hend-
icy, Columbia; Executive committee:
Carroll II, Jonesg chairman, Column
bia; T.. W.. Bethea.. Charleston; Fred
y, i Parham, Columbia; w. j.. Roddey.
Rock HSll and He::..ssca Carers,r Sum-
merton. NationaF committeeman, NJ.
NJ. Mattison. Anderson.
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Z 8 DING E.
lille
noola In Near.by county

tETf .f Z IL a. 20.
A aurprise to the people OF this Sec
tinn will be the announcement OF the
marriage OF Miss Irma Cooley and
Lewis n aaEksdale, which took place
as3 Abbeyllle last Sunday afternoon
shortly before 5 o'clock. Miss Cooley's
home Is at Lowndesvilie while the
3 sr9om s.al,.,ias, is from r, N a, Aggusta. Co.
friends concsrning their plans the
couple left LowndeBville Sunday at
ternoon and drove to Abbeville, where
the ceremony was performed at the
home OF ". d. Barksdale. the Rev. l..
j. Rristow officiating.
Mas Cooley is a popular young
lady OF Lowndesyille, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. It. ID. Cooley while the
groom Is iE the railroad business.
Mr. and Mrs. Barksdale after a,short
wedding trtp VII make their home I'm
sApgusta,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
New Plan
Is Working Well,

, N WUThIhB WtIIs
The Anderson Real Estate and In
vestment Company expects its new
plan for selling lots to home builders
tried in this section. Under the new
plr~ the lots are sold on the INSTALL
m, II plan, q email sum being paid
monthly, and the owner will not be
required to pay any taxes until he
has copleted his payments on the lot
In the event that he should die, the
money he has. paid In on the lot will
be refunded TO his relatives, with sin%
terest. by the investment ebmpany
Under this, plan oyery working man
In Anderson can own his own home.
The offer IS being generally accepted,
according to the real estate men s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22

Spring "a. Ills. az ss2 arhe6 i il-s
suois public Utilities colnInission today
handed down an. order atth0riziFiE Ey she
Illinois Central 3a5 lroad. Ia issue 81 s.
O00. 600 boilas and aSso Permission to
sell lines south of tlls lis SiTeF sOf
the bond issue $gO. .0tD 900 IS Oh lines
sou &: .: e ltha Ohio fef reminding and
900 :00G sie Ms pEovomenss
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Rudolph IA. Hoffman, an iInmigsn-
tiop ofiicer at Ellis island. NJ! Y. owes
hIe lIfes "a fin usatah which atsssi.,na q
hulIet fred at him. 81.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Anderson jewelers.
On tue Lockout,

Z. Anderso'I jewellers are keeping a
close lookout ,Fotta man of Hebrew
appeafanceal bout So years of age,
supposed to be named John or Harry
Gard since they received a circular
on yesterday from the Pinkerton De-
tective Agency advising that Durand
& CO., jewellers, of Newark, N. j.,
are offering atfreWard OF $4,000 for
the man capture and the, return OF
the jewefry stSlea by him. The man
employed las "a sample carrier in
Chicago, Ills, la1d on April %, about
,5.3e ,if'-tfie eitefhooR. no 4sto,e. swt,
sample cases from tay aySalesfnaH for the
company in NewafR. Almost every
itnaginable kind OF gioWelry was con-
tanned IN the two cases and the miss
Ing articles viii totaIia value OF many
thousands OF QUiiar5. .. . +.
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Panama sends about kPo. millions
cocoanuts to the United States yearly
and they are said TO be of finer uusl.
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Mr.. Mckinney Is
Visiting Here. I

Owens Mckinney. who has been
making his home In Cincinnati o.,
for some time, Is spending few days
in the city with his brother, Carlisle
Mckinney and other relatives. MIR.
Mckinney says that Anderson looks
like home to4him and he expects to
enjoy his stas' here Shortly before
his departure from Cincinnati. Mr..
Mckinney had a tooth pulled and dtl-,
ring the operation the dentist broke
tho patients jnw bone. Mr., acKin-
ney is suffering severity but under the
care of the Anderson dentist he Is
rapidly improving. The broken bone
was set yesterday and 1t is probable
that he will be recovered In two OF
three weeks.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Pretty Pins
Are Delivered.

( The chambeT 81 commerce ye8terl
day received the 900 pins ordered
for the Confederate reunion TO be
) held in this city ON May 2T-2S. The
pins are made 10 the shape Of q flag
and bnye the stars and bars worked
IN, the tolors of the Confederacy. The
pins bear the words s.Annuai Reun-
ion, South Carolina Division, United
Confederate veterans. anderson. s.
C, May 2g-Ss, 1914 While the pins
are not very expeasive. they are as
pretty aa cpufd :he deaiFed. and Sec
retary yphasey OF the chamber OF
his SsiectIof
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Columbia Elksli'e -
Are Getting Ready.

' a telegram was received in Ander-
son last night from Brian BELL, exa!t-
cd ruler 6fl the Coiulabia lodge, 1890,
B.. r. o. Elks, In which it was stated
that the CoitiliiBiR ledge of Elks will
be we'll Represented when the first
roll call is heard at the State conven-
tion of the Order, to convene here on
June IL and the message said that
the Columbia bunch would remain in
Anderson until tile last session OF the
State lodge iB concluded. Columbia
will Introduce an innovation at this
moeting OF the State Association, and
will bring drum and sbugle corps
with them and II is also planned by
this lodge to have pair OF live Elks
for the occasion. The, t'Hello Bills
from Columbus VIII be the life OF the
meeting 10 b9 held here. &c.. oft
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Medical S0eIety
Met YesteFday,

The regular monthly meeting of
the Anderson County medical socie-
ty took place in the rooms OF the An
derson chamber of commerce yester-
day. Following the business discuss
sions the body heard number OF
very Interesting papers on subjects
relative to matters OF Interest to the
local society. Among those furnish.
ing papers tor the meeting yesterday
were: DR. Wi n. Latimer, Dr. H. B.
Williams and pr. 4 G. Harris ~
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over e
Wireless on tie Streets Of Anderson
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From Thursday's aDliyl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
FORECLOSURE sAIEs.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Dry Dock Savings Institution, Plain
tin, against Fleisohmann Realty Company,
Incorporated. and others. Defendants Ae-
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and entered In the
s s,sy sct,on and bearing date the
signed. the referee in said judgment named.
s vi sell at gueiic aqstiSn at The Exchange
on the ninth day OF July. 1915, at ~ o'clock
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
JUDGEMENT to,,e to be sold and therein described
ALL that certain plot. piece or parcel of
land with the building thereon erected,
ynf sRs sst 81 s. the YORK sHto. .na n
Block 20lb and Section Seven. on the Land
Map OF the City Of New York. and bounded
ana ,S de,eri ,,s a: follows viz BEGiNNiNo
nue. and one Hundred and Forty-eeventh
street, running thence easterly along the
southerly side OF One Hundred and Forty
southerly and parallel with seventh Avenue
forty feet. thence westerly and parallel with
One Hundred and Forty-seventh Street and
one hundred feet to the easterly aide Of
Seventh Avenue, and thence northeriy along
the easterly side OF seventh Avenue forty
said premises TO- be sold subject TO any
state OF facts an accurate survey would
show, and 70 any orders of any Department
CHARLES r. MCLEAN. Referee.
FRANK NJ TfCHENOR, Attorney for Plain
IN. ss Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan.
The following is a diagram Of the property
to be sold. Its street Number IL 2537 Seventh
Avenue and i6i W. it7th Street. New York
city: