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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
RECORDED LEASES.
Cw,,h name and address OF ie.'ee)
MAY L.


oIsT ST. zoo w. store and cellar az. from
MAY J. 1914: $500: atty, S Tsrter' IA D''i
''O Nv b. 1e5, store and basement; Rosie
Rothsteln 10 J Gelsin and ano. on Preii'''
: YRS from May !. 1914: $40. .,.
AMSTERDAM Av. 1414. all: 3 san 'l,
and ano TO a Springer on preihise''
above store; II w Mehrtens 10 II Grie nne.
bq7 nth ev: Z yrs from May l. 1919 Si'-V''
atlys, Tagsoh 8 H. 20 W Rwa ~, a, IA to 11s
w. 2Oth and 2lst foorF; West 4Oth an Woore
SITS Realty co to Manning. Maxwell q Mooif =
Inc Of Ne eO Jersey ~ yrs tTo 40 Wall st.
6sTH ST. 80 r, ALL: Madison Az he si
Estate co TO NJ Gotleb. EOS f osth ST. -
yrs from May l. 1919 5000 BOO, room; TAU
benfeId. inc. to II Gladstone. l3S W lao ,,a
st; ] yr from Sept /. 1914; S3ooi s'''S'
schTSriT T 2'9 % B"d Fct park pl and Bar
clay 81. part 18th floor Broadway Far ~;
Place Co 10 United states Of America py W w
Henke u S Marshal, southern Dist OF > y Z 4
3 yrs from July !, 1914 sl+,oto' ATTY
atty. Room 30 p o Bldg.
sTH Az, 21s7. cor store and oase s ,-,,, :
Josephine II Raser and ano. eXrs ahG US us
from May II. 1913; $500; address, 2lS'
I4THi ST. 145 w. all; f I. Coster to Regina
Eichel: . yrs from June 10 1914; Sl'ooo'
atty. 6 ~ Shack. 80 Wall ~. . q
FORSYTH ST SO and So. upper hoors; y
Rothberg TO BeclSie Kurinsky. 21S Girano So 81,
WIS from May !, 1914; $3.50. address, %
Forsyth 81. o
AUDUBON Az. n cor Of nth IT; cor
store and basement; lntercIty Lang anu oe
curitles Co 10 A Settel, 24I Audubon az, D
yrs from May l. 1913: $1,000; atty II L SEQ
boden. 3O2 Bway.
AMSTERDAM Az. W g. AZ $ land Eliza
y Jumel. 50x10O, all; A 7 Mckesney 10 v
& r Amusement Co. 1850 washington av'
81 yrs from May !. 1914; atty, NJ John-
IieTH ST. los. coat and washroom; Har-
lem Casino Restaurant Corpn TO II GLAD
stone. 12s " 10th ct: / yr from Dec /.
1913: 5000; attys. Schwartz & 7. 29a Bway'
ID Av. 1949 and 1876. all; L Keller 70
Tiffany Operating Co. 1i5 W 4oth 81; ~ yrs
from Oct ]. 1913; $4,000; atty, w 3 F Kos-
s4TH ST, s.. 200 10 W Of 11th sv. 5cx1oo
all; n state Realty and Terminal co 70
r W Engs & Sons $50 W oath st; II yrs
from MAY !. 1914, $4,000; sttys' Horwits q
I'D Az, ITO and 1I2. all; " Y Life IN, and
Trust Co. trus. 10 Variety Photo Plays Co:
Is WIS from May I, 1914; 5000; attys, w
T Rogers. p Cedar st.
The Bronx.
NORRIS Az. 1907 w c ism n. st; All c
from April !. 1914; 1921 20, attys. Goidfein d
W. $50 Bway
15STH ST. 727 p: all; Roy-B Elmer Realty Co
TO Louis Tender 55s p l9lst st; ! yr from
April !. 1914 with privilege ? yrs renewsD
S. 500: attys, GOldfein & W $50 Bway.
18TH ST. Gi3 l.. store; Louise Budelman 70
Julia ConnelL 10 Ridge av. Lakewood, J;
yrs from March J. 1913: 1895 10 $3.50; atty.
Julia Cornell. 10 Ridge av. Lakewood. J.
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IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

The following transactions were record
Cd at the New York Real Estate Elk.
change yesterday:
BY VI. Morgenthsu. Jr., Co.
10TH ST IS W. 8. 100 n e OF Columbus ev,
IS. 9xl00.u. ! sly apartment house; sold 20 pltf'
for So. 900
BY Joseph p Day.
sSTW ST. 81 q Al ", =. 500 n 2 Of Co
lumbus ave. 50Nl001l, sty fat and stores
sold 10 the pltff for sG0,0o0
GRAND ST, SO. Sc "a IT = Of W Bway. III
e. sty loft ana store building; cold 10 the
pltn for {l4.50o
BY J. II. Mayors.
PRESCOTT AV. n g, 225.io II Of Bolton road
l0Ox2g7. 10 20 Nichols place lo4 7Xee3s; vacant
cold 10 the pltfr for sl2. 800
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
B2D ST. toi Z. cor Melross Az. 3ox1ooi
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LIS PENOENs.
MA 4 IL.
Manhattan.

PARK Az. ~, Bn n o. icn q xr
IT.: Amalie De Vries agt y c seedosf a A.
foreclosure OF MTG; atty, p Pitska
BLDRIDGE ST, 23s 20 IA: Green sfch e.,-
inss Bank ast Ainsker Realty % .. a tsors
closure OF MTG; atty. D A Sands.
MADISON AV. . cor i08th q, nlix0.
II Bearman sgt J Stone action 70 rsooy,,
half part Of store and oasemenD attys, Xyr,
& schwersensd
last ST. 1903 to ZOE West, Rental xor.mr
Securities Corp agt tire lntsr>C1ty Land "A
Securities Co Q, al Cfcreclosun, Of ntg); st,y,
II Mansfield.
ilTH ST. 81 "; Bi-sta.s Realty Co a.. ,
peutsch ct al tspecino psrformSnoa); s,y, b ]
Golcetone
The Bronx
LOT %, black ., on map Of Mugs ss,ss,;
II 81 John agt " Krsuer 81 al (torv.
closure Of mts1; atty, J Levy,
239TH ST, n s. eli n OF Fulton u. "a
100: Emma Laul agt Mercedes BOeschs y q
foreclosure Of mtg; atty. 0 2 Davis
239TH ST, :. Al y Of Fulton 81, Txfn
Emma Laul agt Mercedes Boeschs et al fore
closure Of Mtg; atty. . Davis.
i5TH ST, S 3. $50 Il Y OF So Ann's ~
"a 6xs9 9; Caroline VI Behnken sst Andcr
Kitchen Realty co. Inc. et al foreclosure q.
mtg; attys, Elfers & Ahberley.
LOT y. Block asa. Section II, on tax nap
NJ Barrier agt L D Waddell - al (actor
70 forecloss tax lienO: atty. II Swain.
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House, architects; $4,000. Owe
9TH Az. $50 70 a sty dwit; sro,-.
premises. owner; Cross a. Cross 10 p 49,
ST. architscts; $4,000 "n
CENTRAL PARK WEST. s2d ana az a.
10 ETY. opera house; the New Th..,,.a
owner; Century Opera co. - " s2d o. &C..
W McElfatrick. 70i 18th av. srchlt.ct, s1
COO. '''@-
Tho Bronx.
DECATUR Az, = cor Oliver Pi. s..v -,
and concrete studio. LOOKED. 7 Edison. Ina
al fremont ay. architect; cost; $1,000
WASHINGTON Az We zoe o. q q, 10. .
2 sly frame dwis and synagogue 81 atr1s ~
Cong Great House % Leaning os Isra.i w.
man Drusin, 1925 Fulton ay. pr.sidsn, o va.
ers; Macmillan Zipkes DO 9th ay, sr,hl,sc:.
cost $1,000.
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MECHANICS LIENS
MAY II.
Manhattan

SD ST, ilb to 11s u Honr q -
1ls 70 64th 81 Realty co, owner; Hoeeh-
berg' rec'r contractor; s235 81.
46TH ST. 80 WI Gross shuiinsn aC
strand, contractor; s206
nth ST. 20 e. w Hoffman agt Jafco
Realty and Holding Co. Inc. owner; LOCK-
err, contractor; S51 %
Ievien, owner; L Walenn, contractor; $50.
29IH ST. 80 and Al W; Hirschho9rn,
schoenberger g. Krieger agt Rockbrdge
Realty co. Inc. owner. Victoria Building ana
Construction co, contractor: c Klein, sub
contractor; $500.
10TH ST, . Z; L Heating % co egt
MARY 4 Nicoll. II Amerman and Z Brown.
owners: II Smith Bldg Co. Inc, contrao-
tor; $3T 30.
The Bronx.
LINTON Av. III; n Gregoria a Co, mo
sgt Lena and y Kravitz owners ana con-
tractors: $40
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Big Philadelphia Estate Sold.

Clifton Wynyates, the large estate or
Mrs William Carpenter Scott. compris-
tng 200 acres, at Ardmore. a suburb or
Philadelphia. has been purchased by
James Crosby Brown. Of the banking
THE estate was valued at $4,000 and
IS understood 20 have been sold az a
figure close to that price by J. Z. Whit
on-Stuart Company, Tor the Girard Trust
Company, as trustees.
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April %: duo April II. 1878: p c; E'V"'
atty. Is Nordlingcr. 100 Bwey. .,no.
Vysr Az ~ s. 100 Jennings st, oVupv,
Rosina BaIdo to Eliz X Dooling, I'D ~ oVtn -
May I. Q yrs. 3 \ C, $1,000 "itys' Knox ~
u Cedar st. . m. ,
Wakefield, 5Oxli4: T Moore 10 Eastcnerer
saw Bank, o < 80 av. Mt Vernon. N. nay
II: yrs; o c; 5000; atty, Bell
I'd nv Mt veruOn. " Y.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY IL.
Manhattan

4srH ST, 16s w; Ginsburs ast
Brueck ct al; June p, 1913; $40.
av; S spaiser agt SD st Realty Co ct al;
Feb II, 1914; S4O5 so
SAME PROPERTY; NJ Woihnser ct al az,
same; Nov %. 1919 st7250.
25TH ST. s. 134.s W OF Bway; p Cohn
agt IL west 25ti ST Co. Inc; Nov IL. 1913;
1910.
Brueck ct al; July %, 1913; s287 rs.
SAME PROPERTY; A Weiss agt same;
July II. 1913; S25.
same. July 80. 1913; s67.
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two s,y termts and stores; adjourned 10
Nav 10 .
PARK Av, $40, "a, 1Ot n n az 10th st. hx
fb0N2ONIb0. 2 sty shop: withdrawn.
HOUGHTON Av. n ~ 600 n W OF Om""
ev. 175xl031. sold 20 ths piuf Tor 'S'S"'
BY D. p. rnErahsm & 60.
MORRIS Az 800. 8, 10 n Of Iestn =!
23xlo5 vacant. sold 10 uderiiz Tor '|''''
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
WALTON Av, e. bl.4 n = OF ll2d 81 o..
"a ~ xore. vacant: sold 10 @ Wolf for 80.
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New Brooklyn Apartment.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for six story apartment house
TO be erected on a plot 5oxl44h feet
on the south side OF South eth St.
Brooklyn. % feet west Of briggs av..
for the Keap Construction Company. as
owners The building will cost ;S0m
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Apartment Leases.

Pease & Gilman have leased an apart
ment for George V. Foster at lbs East
10th St. 10 Mrs. Margaretha II. Williams.
Wolfsohn & August have leased an
apartment at COO West 10th st. for Jacob
Rupert Realty Corporation.
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MMeRIeal Estate
j\Market
Valuable 9TH Az. Parcel
Near 24th St. Corner Sold

leased by the Century Opera Company
have been filed by William II. McElfat-
rick The foyer circle and orchestra
floor will be reconstructed, and changes
will he made on the first and second
balconies, increasing tho seating capaci-
ty TO 2.s5S. The cost is estimated at
81 90 900
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Long Island House Leased.

John r. Scott has rented for J. How
land Auchincloss his home on Breezy
Way. Lawrence, Z. l.. to E. g. Thurston.
Of Minneapolis. MINI.
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Tarrytown Property Rented.

S. Osgood Pell & Co. have rented for
tho season the handsome property OF
Mrs Jayne In Wilson Park. Tarrytown.
y. Y.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MAY u.
Manhattan.

VAN CORI.EAR PL, %, for sty and
basement bungalow, 25x30; Mrs A Borma11,
q Van Corlear Pl, owner; J c Michel, S2S
w 45th ST. architect: 50 600
EDGECoMBE Az e cor 18TH st for a
sty freproof garage. 216x9.l0; II Brunor,
32s W 18th st, owner; X L Jensen, l47 L
l25th 81, architect; $500.
EXTERIOR ST. cor 73d ct, for thrss /
sly lumber sheds. @ II Storm, 521 72d st.
owner: w Gompert, III Madison av, archi-
tect; $500.
The Bronx.
10TH ST, e, 1881 Of Morris AZ. 8 sty
brk tenmt. 5Ox1l0; Arthur Realty Co, Arthur
McSorley president, 1875 f 142d st, owners;
fremont Architect Co, 40l fremont av, archi-
tect; cost. $4,000.
HUNTS POINT AV, cor Randall av,
sty frame cafe. 2sx50; Julia N Brodericl<. 8
w Burnside av. ownerj Vreelsnd. W
Burnside av, architect; cost. $1,000.
ALTERATIONS.
MAY IL.
Manhattan.
item. under 81, 900 omitted.
27TH ST. 14s f, TO a sty boarding house:
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IRON The Tribune Buresu.l
washington. May II.


Ma, C. 9. FORD, med. corps. 70 omcs ~. IL
seon general. Washington. temporary Guy.
r,r,t Lieut.. c. r. HAIG. med. corps 70 WI
ter Reed General Hospital, ~. ~ te"po
rsrv duty with Ambulance Co o. g..
Capt. r. ~. GoLDTHWAIIE; me9; corp ..m no
norery duty with Field Hospital o.
Capt j. 2. bosLErY. Ts6; HSTpF' ''''" ''
60, " ( GRANT from 9th 20 30 Cav.
Capt l. p WILLIAMSON msd ana S0r reco rt0 tn
o,n,nanding officer Evacuation Hospital J..
cant a. w. MASH. ord. Dept. TO y y
Arsenal. Governors Island. assume cnAfs'
Ordinances Field Depot
First Lieut. J. II. LAWSON, med reserve
corps TO Fl. Jay. .
corps. 10 Texas city.
NAVY.
Lieut. Comndr W. II. STANDBY, detacneo
navy yard, Mare Island. to "ashins'on'
examination for promotion.
Lieut. \. ~. WRIGHT. detached COLORADO; 20
West Virginia.
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Taxpavers' Assn. Meeting.

\ regular meeting Of the West Side
Taxpayers Association Will be held on
to-norrow evening. ct 267 West 34th st.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES IN the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League
90 West s2d street Phone $3.50 Madison
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MAY ~.
Manhattan.

q Pinchot TO c c Marshall: $1,000.
Farmers Loan & Trust Co to Church Of
the Holy Communion; $4,000
II Strauss 10 c Friedenberg; 500.
W A Lockwood. trus Pierson, to T G.
& T Co: 10000.
Hudson Mtg Co 10 II Gettner; SO, 400
l. l. Lewis. trus for T. r and Eva D To-
zier 20 y Mtg & Security Co: $4,000
Marshall 10 Abby Marshall. $4,000
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Alterations for New Theatre.

Plans for making extensive altera-
i:ons TO tho interior OF the New Theatre
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
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AMSTERDAM AV. W =. All n 10th =, Hex
100; VI sin et al 70 L Frankenthaler, l2l6 Mad
ison av; q &: April Is; ST. atty, Franken-
fhaler. g Naseau u.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-04
F or Lost
 Mule

One black horse mule 8 year old. nearly l6 hands high, brand ed on right fore hoof with No. 19. Thought to be in Brinkley territory. For information lead ing to recovery will pay cash reward.
 Pioneer Pole & Shaft Co.,. Nov. IS, 1914. Monroe. Ark. csse ol6 sssss. oehsr nene6lee u1e't elo, The vox,t essep. no matter of tos Fer ee1en1feG. sre cured U the wondetlul, ood 1el1ehae TT. Purter,o Antiseptic HealjnG OIL. 4t 1~1t1Noe Pain and Heals at the sams tine. Aes
 , lie kNow Tkey >yoeld.
 nooer helisYe &hek H l9
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THE NEW MAYOR
City Under a New Head.
 Special Election Called

As a result of the recent up-
 heaval in the municipal affairs | in which at a Mass Meeting of
 Brinkley business men a com
 mittee was appointed to ask for
 the resignation of Mayor A. K. l Cameron, the resignation was made effective Dec. 1st and
 Brinkley has now an acting May Or in the person of MT. Jas. Grant who was elected by the
 City Council to serve until the Especial election which will be lheld on Tuesday, Jan. 4th, 1915.
 The call which is now appear ling in the Brinkley papers has a lcall for the election of a City Clerk vice Fred B. Sapp, who resigned because of increasing demands on his time by the duties of assistant postmaster. In addition to this an Alder man for the End ward vice c. R. Witt and Gus Roescher in the 1st ward who will move his place of residence from 1st ward to |his new hotel in the End ward, about Jan. lst.
 In view of the fact that there is at present a lively tilt between
 the city and the Electric Light & Water Co.,. the coming election
 promises to be one of much in-
 terest and importance.
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The second week of the Fall term of Monroe Circuit Court be- gan on Monday. Owing to the illness o f Judge Trmble, At torney J. Burton Moore was elected Special Judge and held Court on Friday last. Because of i'll health and this being hls l first Court in Monroe County, Judge Trimble has necessarily
 been at a disadvantage and con sequently the business of the Court has not been pushed very rapidly.
 CRIMINAL DOCKET Joe Cooke, carrying pistol, fined $50.
 S. T. Holloway, forgery, con- tinued.
 J. A. Yelvington, misdemean-
 or, dimissed.
 Boss Scott, murder first de gree, mol pros.
 Smoky Dunn, carrying pistol
 under charge of U. s. Court fci
 train robbery (three charges Will Brooks. gaming on Sun day.
 1 Jack Harp. felony. living wltf negro woman, dismissed al defendants costs. | John Parkie, misdemeanor anc | as he had been in jail 5 weeks was dismissed.
 Pete Vautrain, 4 charges 1ol
 selling whiskey. The newspaper
 man was present when Pete (ht lof Brinkley days gone by) wa:
 brought in for tria l. Prosecuting Attorney Reed altef taihiht
 with Penitential Pete showed
 his deep sympathy for Pete D.
 dismissing two case and askins
 that the lowest fla e of $50 D.
 given Pete on the otl ger two. Th' Court listened patio ntiy to tn States Prosecutor ant then com
 manded Pete to stand up, vol
 are charged with selling liquor
 are you guilty?'' sked tn 1 Court. In a stammering, halt
 ing way Pete 'acknowledge'
 the corn. z Judge Trimble thel proceeded to tell Pete a fev things. He sssid the people Q
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CASH! 
ANoIHER $500 REWARD
lOsT BLACK HORSE

The above reward will be gladly paid for any information leading to recovery of one pretty black pony built horse, stolen from my lot southeast of Brink ley at the Alfrey Spur. Nov. Is. Horse is about 9 years old, IA hands high and has one white stocking hind foot.
 For reward phone. write or call on Mir. Elmo Chaney. Brink ley or Ella Davis, owner.
 Brinkley, Ark.
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RICE GOES HIGH
The Big Jump in Rice Means Many Thousands of Dollars to Growers in Brinkley Dis
 trict

The glad news comes that the price of rice is jumping higher and higher. In New Orleans Tuesday morning the rough rice had jumped to $4.O0 per sack and it was freely predicted on the market that it would go to $500.
 The following special is in- teresting.
 Beaumont, Tex, Nov. 29-The sale Saturday at Houston by the Southern Rice Growers Associa- tion to the Lonisianna State Rice Milling Company of 800 sacks of Honduras at $3.75 a sack and the refusal of Arkansas mem bers of the association to accept $3.6O a sack for Honduras. shows that the trade is realizing the
 
 scarcity of Blue Rose and Japan and is turning to Honduras. Feneral Manager Eignus of the Southern Rice Growers Associa- tion predicts the basis of $4 a sack for Honduras.
 Mir. Eighnus does not look for the usual holiday slackness ill the rough rice trade. In Texas last week Blue Rose sold up to $3.85 a sack at Beaumont and $3.75 sack was topped at a number of points. Japan was not far behind Blue Rose and more interest was shown Honr duras, although very little moved on account of the high ideals of farmers as to price. In Louis jana Blue Rose sold nearly up to the Texas figures and Japan was nearly as high. In Arkan-. |sas farmers are refusing S. 60I for Honduras, while Blue Rose and Japan are still higher. All rough markets are active at higher prices and farmers are holding more firmly than ever.
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fered to Chancery.

fered to Chancery. Ben Nelson vs Garner-T Towle Co. dismissed at cost of plaintiff, Wm. Black vs A. G. Black. co. F. Greenlee and Mrs. Era Reid, garnishees) Judgement by default $199l. 80 and interest from July 8th. 1914. D. R. Caffey vs Brinkley Ice Co.,, Garland Black, e. F.. Greenlee and Mrs. Era Reid garnishees) judgment by default $315. %.
 w. H. Britton vs J. E. Turner, Judgment for Britton $l5.00. Geo. Harley vs St. L. l. M. 6 s. Ry., judgment for Harley for $l0O. .O0.
 Mrs. Ollie Ballentine vs John Scullen. ct al judgment for $375. % and costs.
 Sylvester Carr vs Iron Mt. Ry.,
 dismissed at cost of defendant. In matter of Carrie P. Dial estate. appeal from Probate Court. Judgement for Carrie P. Dial and Harry Trowle Adm. of Everett Pope for $2084. %,
 Geo. R. Wyman vs St. l.. s.
 w. Ry.. a a Brinkley travelling
 man who was hurt while riding a local freight from Brinkley to
 Clarendon. jury trial, judge
 ment for Wyman $1750.00. At 1 torneys in this case were Bogle and Myers for Wyman and
 Hawthorne for Cotton Belt. l Wm. B. Folsom vs Garland
 Black. C. F. Greenlee, Mir. Era Reed garnishees) consent judg-
 ment for plaintiff for $85.OO. l The Grand Jury adjourned on .I yesterday afternoon having I found 32 true bills. | The Sam Derrick murder trial i was reset yesterday for the l first Monday Tn February.
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RsT MESSAGE fR N KRIS kRINGLE
kren Prepare our Letters For
 Oll Santa Claus
No,.tAAliand. Dec. 3. 1914.

k;laren of Monroe and Adjaiainx Connties:
 lime of my annual visits fast approaching. only about 9L. of The war scare and har Il es is not going to
 oh visiting the good boys and girls, and am writing to
 Eantevery boy and girl n this section tc write me
 o the ARGUS BrnkIey Ark and e that letter state |vwant me to bring them. P course want only boys and girls who KNOW that there l live Santa Claus, to write
 your letters in care of the ARGUS and have arranged
 em published in that paper just have done for the {W-fye years. |L LETTERS TO BE PUBLISHED MUST BE SENT IN Ito address your letters. Yours in love, Santa Claus
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Pralee.

Praise is of no use as nam spring. Power lies outside of 1t, and entirely independent of 1t. in all truly valuable lives. Tennyson, the poet was also the practical man when he remarked, T think 1t is wisest in 2 man to do his work in the world as quietly and as well as he can, without much needing praise or dispraise'-- Selected
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CIRCUIT COURT MOVES SLOW
All of The Big Murder Cases Set for Hearing Next Week Proceedings up to Date

this county are tired of being imposed upon by you Whiskey sellers. l am going to assess a fine of $1OO each in the two cases against you and l warn you now never let the charge be made against you again in this Court for if you do and you are proven guilty, l will see to it that you get the strongest penalty possi- ble."
 Frank Jones, charged with murder in second degree, trial set for Dec. 1lth.
 John Parkie, abusive language, same disposition as prior case. Boss Scott, gaming, $50. Frank Federer, contempt. rail- ing to appear as Grand Juror, discharged on payment of cost.
 Tom Dlllahunty (coD selling liquor. plea of guilty.
 Tom Dillahunty (coD running gambling house, trial set for Wednesday Dec. 9th. Tom Dillahunty (coD assault with intent to kill, trial set for Dec. 9th.
 The following charged with murder in first degree: Casey Jones (killing H. K. Williamson at Palmer) Sam Deering (killing of Dowd at Clarendon) Sam Derrick, former Brinkley police, i (killing John Verden at Claren- don) Smith Baldwin. have trial set for next week. Robt Spivey and Lillie Spivey, on docket for murder in second degree because of Supreme Court reversal.
 CIVIL DOCKET 1 Thos. Phips vs Daughtery and Golightly. verdict for plaintiff for $250.
 Jas. Monroe vs Garner-Towlt Co.,. dismissed at cost of plain tiff.
 Monroe County Bank vs Gar land Black, settled out of court
 Creamery Pkg. Go. vs s. D Sawyer. settled on error, droppef from docket,
 Aver $ Hrd Tie 70. vs Carrlt Scholem and 2: Jons trenr'
The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-04
Appearance Is Not All.

A gentle spirit may express itself in rude words of illiteracy; 1t IS not therefore rude. Ruffianism may speak the language of learning CT religion; 1t is rufianism still Strength may wear the garb of weakness, and still be strong: and a weakling may carry the weapons of strength, but fight with . fafnt heart .-Harold Bell Wright.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-04
M,ssion Schools In Abysslnia.

Mtoo1on Schoois 5h Auysstu5s.
 The Swedish mission in Abyssin1a counted in 1898 five stations. 300 con verts, 20 native evangelists and 90 pupils in one mission school. Today 4here are ten stations. 1000 converts. 75 native evangelists. ten native school teachers. 1.s05 pupils in fye hoardine schools and 50 lay schools in the VIE lases There is q hospttal tr fnl operaticn and sAA Aneoas Wlllq 5p peezes ing in Ukhf1 E
The Brinkley argus., 1914-12-04
Lost Pointer Dog

A white and brown spotted pointer dog, supposed to be in Brinkley or some where on Clar- endon- Brinkley road. For re- ward phone J. B. Mays,
 Nov. 25, 1914 Clarendon, Ark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-31

IL of our Palm Beach Suits go in this ot Sacks and
 Norfoks in plain tan and greys-some with self stripe ofmercerized silk Every Suit original product of the Palm Beach Mills in Sanford, Maine made up by of the best known manufacturers in the country