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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10

,oo. u p,,rinser TO VIM st,rn. Attorney
81: June :. du. as per bohu' ANY, ~
ii9 TasSt" q cor 18th st. ioo.sxlo3. VIM y
currinaham TO Margt T. Loonie. ekt =
Nicholas ny; June .; yrs' ANY, luz '
ann an ~ 49, IS ed st. q. GxI5' Louise
n rlauswItzer to American MtGe 70. "
cedar st: June y: = yrs: sttys. Bowers
D. s rs T, ~ 5. -; e 9th av, 25xos.e:
,6hSa To- to q zabriskle ana ano nj G,1 w
s"n St; i; lime %"1, s. ST 81 81 "od C. A''''
anrii sr n q 50 ~ Lexington av 2OxIfI'
Elz Dickinson To sloan anu a"o, nsr
bond: attys. Geller. II 81 II. - Exchange
place; $4,000 p,rr sv
ois1 ST. I, or e. 10 io' r n guarantee
G. trust Co II5 3way. June j. due ana IN
torest as per bond: $4,000. -u, 40 tox
18TH ST. 80 w. - ~ w ~ ~ 80
eo1I. N ~ Clark 10 g we're. 2o3 w an 81
June & due June 5, 1917; atty rue Guar
t1sD ST 3i5 W 5th sv. = lots each
go, 90 II thompson Brothers to 6 y llt,l.-
n,d, 80 W oist st. adnr MARY r,h IN
June I !, yrs: atty Title Guarantee CO.
i42D ST. :. ii5 9TH ay. io7x 'rrss
Xi5Ox09 II: same To same; June l. y'@'
atty, Title Guarantee GO; sll ,ooo noxt74 10
IN iiath ct; same to same; June l: yrs'
atty. Title Guarantee CO., 81 700 rm,.
u i Kempf to lawyer Mtg co. 80 Liberty st;
Juno .: due as per bond. atty. Title Guar
antee 90; $1,000.
The Bronx.
COLLEGE AV, II cor ieGti st. t2xloo: FULLY
pIdr co 10 city Mtg co. - Wall ST. June y
demand 6 p e. $1,000. atty. + snow 10
Wall st . ,..., -. So, a.h
COLLEGE Az. " l6eth st, lots eacn
n evIO0 ~ mtgs each So. 0o0: same To same
lime s: demand Il y G. $4,000; same atty:
FTNDLAy Az. cor 156th 1t, 2O3NA"NlWk
soy zoos 800; TuiIv Building co to star Holding
% l. at iprln .
due etc as per bond, 5000; ATTY, r snow
FINDIAY Az. II cor 166th St. OONloV'
same to same: June s. demand, G: sl''oO
HUGHES Az 2llo. e. e5lxSl5; \ Natoiello
and ano To + - kuria. so. II lS0th st tprlor
mtg az 900: Juno u, due as per bond; slioo
atty. T g end T Co -
Powers 10 | n Parker, az y 10th 81 ,nri9r
mtg 5000; June s: due. etc. as per bond
s. so: atty. II Swain. 116 Bway.
MORRIS ST. :. 109 o Prospect aV, l3o.oN
irregular: Ambrose Realty co 10 Marlnnd Mtg
Co l6i Bway: June S; yrs C: Sl2,cV
atty. q and r Co
SAME PROPERTY; same to Christine
Johnson 63l r. Boulevard prior mtg $l2,VO;
June S: yrs: 6 p c: 81. 600 same atty.
TRAVERS ST. n s. 5i.9 " Anthony av. 5l.:x
lIss: $ G. Katzen to J Enrich. Lynchburg.
Va; June s; 3 yrs; 5ia c; 1906 Sc: atty, 1 q
and r Co.
18TH ST. n 8, 1iOs Boulevard. 5Oxloo
Winter & Co to n Thompson, l76 W ssth
st (prior mtg $4,000: June Q; due Aug 10. lol5;
iTzD ST. n s. 95.2 Washington ay, 49xlo5;
Rosie Samueson TO Bertha Loewy, rs u fth
ST.; Apr 20: due as per bond: 81 900; attys, &
| J Joseph. 1856 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Apartment Rentals.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leasod ed
a large APARTMENT of fourteen rooms ana
four baths, comprising an entire moor; ;,, IN
635 Park av., corner OF 6oth ST., i9r , " ,H
Miller: in the new building at 755 PARK
av'' corner of 72d St. large apartment =,
of eleven rooms and three baths 10 Mel Ne,
VILE e. ingalls,. jr., president OF the -
GINA Hot Springs Company; also III It
same building. large apartmdeh su ~ nj n'C,
ment in 1922 East SD st. to Miss Cora Mel
son and Miss Kate c. Riggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10

floor; Retzker. to VIM Fein5srg' 80
Columbus av; yrs from Jan j, 1919; any
/. singer. Rutgers st; 1o0; rrs, 70
GRAND ST, 27S; all Guaranty t lc 10
Of n Y, trus. to B Kahn. i04: w 'oth 81
yrs from May 1, 1919; $3.50 ;,
CANAL ST. 16, all Emms noe srn M,nf Nav ~
/. 1911; atty. Herold. IA East End aV'
81, 400. .,x,x,oo.., IN. land
81 yrs from Feb /. 1915; address 81 Nassau
sisT ST. :ls-2so w all The ss.l sr 70, Yrs
Realty Co TO s Rosen, SO y l1otn o. ~ -
and mos from July 1. 1914; atty. Chess'
500 Bway; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
BUYS SITE FOR CHURCH
Catholic Edifice TO Be Erected
on Lower East Side.

Near the old Mariners Church. a land
mark on the lower East Side, at the
southeast corner Of Catharine and Madi-
son SITS, which was sold recently TO
make way for large flathouse, is 10
be erected a church OF a different creed
Ii is 70 be erected at the northeast
corner OF Catherine and Monroe sts.'
now occupied by three old buildings.
This property, which measurs 47.9x99.Ix
irregular. was sold yesterday by Lowen-
field & Prayer to the Rev. Or. Vincenzo
Iaunuzze for the congregation OF mis-
sionaries OF the ST. Charles Borromeoc;
rhe property, which is at 81 and 90
Catherine St, and 3 Monroe st., was
bought from the Howard Crosby estate
by the sellers last year. The crosby
family owned II for more than nifty
years' II has been held at $4,000. John
carlucci negotiated the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
RECORDED LEASES.
JUNE 0.
Mani attain.

RIEECKER ST. 1924. all; q Maccaroneo
~ p Il ReaIe. le2 Bleecker ct. yrs
nom Aug I. 1911: atty. Title Guarantee
ynaR01DWAY. n e cor iB1st st. 5s1 W. str
and b: Robert Fulton Realty Co to G Bau-
mann, 552 w 1884 st: . yrs from NAY soa q
MURRAY ST ~, SIS. :5x7S; The Lana
Trustees Of Columbia College TO May
Heuer. Il yrs from May !. ieii; atty U
Herer' o3O6 sth av; 81 400.
18Th sT. 1922 W. and 18th st. ?S-I W,
and 10th lofts: susquehanna SILK Miiis
corpn to NJ Bernhard Co; 10 yrs from rso
~ w 18th st: $4,000 and sfi 600
BROADWAY n W cor 4Ith st, 4th noor'
Mitchell II Mark Realty corpn TO Amuse-
ment Restaurant Co. lac: 10 yrs from MAY
J. l.. 1914 non atty J JACKSON io's S~'''
esS SEI 'nMnus Av. 4aa.i ~ Of stores and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
FLUSHING HOUSES SOLD
Corporation Buys Ten Struct-
ures for 100000.

The Sound View Realty Corporation OF
Bayside. of which Thomas c. Bell and
william Bell are the principal stock
holders. has just bought from the Bovine
park Realty Co., which is composed OF
members of the Mcknight Realty Co.
Of Manhattan and Long Island, together
with Frederick Storm. President OF the
Bayside National Bank, ten houses al
Bovine Park. Flushing
The houses were built by the Ripan
Construction Co. and finished by George
Harnder The sale was made by j. Z.
Mcknight. The consideration was soo,vV-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JUNE Q.
Marh attain. .
Manhattan.

r schaefer to Teachers B Assoc;
$4,000 a r
Asso H.sdoYfsr 10 Lawyers Mtg Co; s?sooo.
Sams 10 Same, SIS. O00r l-.-.t
c.hristina r Schoeppy TO L Riege!; o.i5l'
Margaret d wiso to r 0riswola; 81
a Thomson. admir-. to g Thomson'
VI Mccarthy to Ella A Mccarthy; 81
VIM Macy tr. admir-. to Mary kings
ANY nv ( Copeland to Northern Bank Of n z;
Same 10 Same: 81.
r G Boettner TO II c Copsiapd; !iL0oo!
Peerless Holding Co to p Lcwsnfeid; IL
r G Sack 10 WIN stern: $4,000
] Everett to Agency Rsaisy = MIG CO.
$4,000. - .... s,oo
" Curtiss. trus. to Jerome: $40. 600
Ellen O'Hara to lawyer Title ms q
' Iswys yer 'Tius ms rrus. Co to A Harris
''I. Neussss to d w Ksstss: $4,000.
c j Richter and ano. trus. TO German sav
Dank; 10000. $3.50
sxrs and trus; $4,000
same 10 A Rusch and emo: $4,000.
Ny Title lns Co to Williams sxr and
EauiisSis Trust Go Of N Yto Be~sry Saw
j Wisner to Anna Byindse: es.eoo
Olivia n ConynGham ct al exrA 10 Ccnyne-
ham 4 Co; $4,000
The 0renx.
North side Mortgage csrpsrsAiss y A
sfhrau,u,. aS.OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Nntorest ) per cent unless otherwise noted
JUNE o.
Manhattan.

JUNE o.
Manhattan.
ACADEMY ST. W s. e25 w Bway. 5ox
t4bb; Theresa Lenimore 10 Sallie Low
niger. Vienna. Austria; June 0; 3 yrs: 81.
j c. attys. Goldsmith a Co. 1901 Bway;
81, 900.
AMSTERDAM Av. g. rs n 1880 st, 25x
100; VI Ofermann to VIM Sauter. w 1890
st: June o: yrs; atty. Burghard. III
BIEEcKER ST. cor Jones ct. 2sx7s:
June (prior mtge s25.000); demand q
p C: attys. Kauifuss e. c, 11e w 10th Ut;
CLINTON ST. lis, 9. 25xloo; Amy
Holder to Cath l. Richardson. II w 74th 81;
June o; 5 yrs; atty VIM c Orr. 81 Chambers
FORT WASHINGTON Av. w cor 1soth
NJ. 900 2x-: The W Rich Development Co
10 Picken Bldg Co. 435 Fort Washington sv
tprior mtgA 1927. 500): June I. 3 yrs. q p C:
atty, ] Krug jr. $50 Nassau at: $4,000.
KING ST, .. - " Congress ST. 16x75:
o Mariani TO u Mariani. 90 King 81 tprIor
mtge $4,000: June s: 8 yrs. 6p c. atty. L
Forrino $50 w Bway; $4,000.
MADISON Az. W cor 18th Of. 102 "x20;
The Taller Co 10 Equitable Trust Co. IL
Wall ST. exr U Fraley; June 9; yr; atty.
Title Guarantee Co: t57.
PARK Av. es. 1873 10th o.. 2o2xloS:
Anna Kraft to Emigrant Ind Saw Bank.
~ Chambers st; June 4; yrs; atty.
Scanion. ~ Chambers IT: $4,000
SUFFOLK ST. rs. ss.7 Grand It, 2s--x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Dormitory and Gym for Church

Plans have been filed for the consul az.
ton of a three and six story dormltory
Street Presbyterian Church, on the north
side Of Domnick ST., 125 feet west OF
II will be a fireproof building: with
facade OF brick and terra Gotta. having a
frontage Of 1853 feet and deptn Oh ' 1ii,i
feet William S. Coffin is the owner. Hill
&, Stout are the architects and nave
placed the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Realty Notes.

The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will discuss the hreproofng orders
OF the Building Department at meeting
to be held tomorrow evening at l41 East
l25th st.
There will be meeting Of the West
side Taxpayers Association tomorrow
evening at Heinebund Hail. 2ef west
oath ST.
Dudley p. Powers negotiated the sale
OF the Verdin estate at New City. Rock
land County, n. Y, to Squadron A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
West Side Dwellings Leased.

c. F. w. Johanning leased for Harry
Schiff the dwelling house at go west
18th St to Adolfo de la Guardla:
The Duross Company leased for John
Golding his dwelling house at 459 west
22d St to Joseph NJ. Gilroy.
Slawson & Hobbs leased for long term
of years for Mrs. II. r. Gutman, as
euardiqn. the residence so West seth ST.
to II. :. Hammerslay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Cortelyou Buys Country Place.

George 3. Cortelyou has purchased
from the Halesite Company. Inc. Robert
r Farley president, Harbor Lights. a
six acre tract on the Halesite- on Hunt
ington Bay properties. at Huntington
Mr.. Cortelyou is 10 occupy the prem
ises to-day. Among others who have
fine homes al this development are John
Aiken. OF this city; James T. Mount,
OF East Orange, NJ j.: Charles c. Pray
a nd Mrs. Juliana ferguson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
7sR5MSl, Hst1te
Three Old Dwellings, in
Grand Central Zone Sold

NJ William Grant, the residence properly
at Ossining, n. Y. located at the norm pIh
east corner Of Maurice and South f, sr,
land avs, improved with two s'oiS
frame dwelling and outbuildings' D., ,h.
Also at absolute executors sale ioI ,,e
estate OF Margaret r. Kennedy, AL YES
iS5th st. near Amsterdam av' 'hie'
story frame dwelling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Barclay St. Loft Reported Sold.

The five story store and loft building
at % Barclay St, on a plot 445x1O1.1O::
adjoining the southwest corner OF
Church st, has been sold, according to
a report ir real est te circles yesterday.
The parcel has been owned since 1896 by
Alfred w Simonson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10

same 20 A Treuchard; - ooo
same TO q Dew ciocke; $500 r-..s O.
Iawyers Title Insurance ana ''
g N Glen; $4,000 .nco
same 20 Reutlinser; vse
ssrsrsr Tempersncs Life In:ussso'
citation 10 Hester J Morrison; S:sSIs. ROO
W D Leonard. tras 70 re T beutiin&
Lawyers Mortgage 90 " "a
Wy o,in to A B clars: 1900 Ia opc &
cisrk 70 Ellen Mcteen; uul
rids Guarantee and Trust ~ T"
sl;;S i;'S.,u,,. sp,sa,.r i, ID. splaa'''' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Another Fifth Av. Rental.

Arthur Lindau has leased for term
of years from Walter ]. Solomon, the
floor above the present Llndau store at
800 Fifth av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Rents House at Woodmere.

John r. Scott and Pease Gilman
rented for Alexander A. Forman. Jr:, his
house at Woodmere, Long Island, TO
Charles b. Barley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan,

WEST END Av, cor 10Th 9, %
ap,nin,' hewitt Realty Co. so Church 81
owner owner Clinton q Russell. 80 Nassau ST. srchi-
bath ST, 1874 W. to a S sty tenmnt. 7 r
a,paush, y, loew av. owner; ] c Cocker 2Oi7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE o.
The Bronx.

isEWMAN Az. Sc 215 o.Brien av ~
sty frame dwls, ehingie roof :0xc7:
Dsssy. 255 " S7th st, owner; 4 pirner.
J6sTH ST. cor College sv. nine sty
brick tenmts, Stag roof. 42xe0x3e. Sass; fully
BIDS co. sol = 14eth ct. Tully.f pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
SIMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

WELL. EQUIPPED modern cottage, directly on
the beach. bedrooms, bath; Long lsianu,
Rhode Island Connecticut; about hou,
from New York Address NJ. 70 Haven ave.
40 York civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
NEW BUILDING PLAN.
Manhattan.

DOMlNICk ST. n $. 1o5 N C,.r, IT,
., and sly dormitory and gymnasium. "a ~
tU. w CoffiI. IL w 57th st. owner. Hi
Stout' .9s Madison av architects; $50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
LIS PEN De MS.
JUNE y.
Manhattan.

rr shoApMAY; :. cor s7th st. 2ol5x25x
irreg' McVickar ct al agt Anna NJ de M
du Llart ct al partition: atty. Hoyes.
H2D ST. u ". Henrietta b Lights agt q
Daniels ct al foreclosure OF mtg); atty. + p
Trautman. ''
IoeD ST. 1os W: Marie Robert art 7
Murphy ct al tamended foreclosure OF mtg);
attys. Bowers Sands.
117TH ST. :36 and 23s f; Caroline 8 VIII
son agt J A schloss ct al foreclosure Of MTG;
atty. II Bellinger. jr.
The Bronx.
HOE AV. s. $50 i65tb ST. 25xISO:
American Real Estate 90 sgt Mercury Realty
Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty r T Wood
LOT No 4 tsoutherly % ITO lot No 8 north
ery IS ~. map Of Washingtonville: A Perfto
agt A Perito ct al tpartition suiD; atty W W
Penneld
223D ST. z. s. los Barnes av. 25xii4:
: Bradley agt e Byrnes foreclosure OF
mtg); attys. Bergman a Davis.
Sd AV. cor Southern boulevard. 28xff.4
Harriet Scott ct al, extx. agt Mayer, exr,
ct al foreclosure OF MTG; atty. NJ Good
rich
ELTON Av. ss. u n l5sth IT. o5xi0o; Julia
q Iness agt Elizabeth Ragette ct al (foreclos-
ure Of mtg; atty. T Davenport.
MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE o.
Manhattan.
9Th Av. 626 and 62s: Empire Piastering Co
Art Doe owner: N Picket contractor. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
A SELECT HOME

with all rights and privileges 70 p'
beach, yacht club and DOCK tennis cou...
etc: restricted neishborhood; this 'oca"',
"a the show place Of the north shofe u
7. T.; suitable for all,year home; every I'm
proyement; elegant drives; mseadam foAus
,.,L. curbs sewer: beautiful shade
sioew y,,iruteg walk from depot; 80 min
u ,es from penn. Station, N. y; this nome
o usr' he bought at a sacrihee 500 casn re,
ouired: title guaranteed. JoNro' 80 "''
Ssth street, y. Y. ------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
BUILDING LOAN AGREEMENTS.
The Bronx.

18TH ST. cor crotona ay: 'oniU. =
VENT loans cosenzo Building Co. TO erect =
: s.v aptmnts 10 paymentsl. $52OO0.
lot No i33 map Bronx Terrace; bussins,
,r ard Amanda Bussing loan pSso n".o 10
erect sty brk bldg u payments so'""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. IS W; Sterling Yelling and Iath-
,rS 20 AIT 80 " seth ST Co ct al; April "a.
10TH ST, S 8, 2l5 9Th az: J. simons ct al
1T same: April q. 1914 ,by bond; -, Iol so.
GID ST. 223 D.; . ! LeVe'' as' mary A'0"' CT
isTH ST. i55 y; ! Levett ast Mary Lyons ct
al; o 9Gt s iT ~ to s3s ID; Levett ast Mary
ryops ct al; oct IS. 1918: se7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10

2S2D ST, s, 22o.3 W Iaconia ay' 2oxh' or
Rich agt McGurk. owner Marx con
tractor; $126.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
The Bronx.

wADsWORTH AV, 200: A Buryess agt A V
III Eilis owner and contractor; S37 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

owners: kreymborg Aren't Co. lV-' ''''
Al archt. cost S2pu 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
FURNISHED HOUSES 70 Ll1:

Unusually handsome summer so sssyeSi1Sc2
fully furnished Every possiole ~ -
Large grounds; commanding ~
close 10 the water. x .ottssss. Az
,rs asT rstes' RALPH G. pus1
shelter islands Hs'snss: =; -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10

9Th Av. 626 and 628: Empire Pfastering Co
ngt Doe, owner; N Picket contractor; sSS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-19
LAUGHS AT SENTENCE
Convict Is Glad to Get Off With q Life
Sentence.

Falls City, Neb., June 1S.-Leo
Davis, 10 years old, who confessed to
the authorities here that he murdered
Mrs. B. F. Cook, wife of an electric
light plant employee. the night Of May
25 last, was sentenced to life imprisOn-
ment by Judge Raper of the circuit
court here this afternoon. Davis
laughed when the court pronounced
sentence upon him and remarked that
he was delighted to escape more seri-
Gus punishment.
Davis was arrested several days
after the murder was committed. He
declared, it is alleged, that he came
back to Falls City because he wanted
to again visit the place where the
murder was committed.
Mrs Cook was chOked to death
while alone in the house with her two
small children. Davis told the author
tiles, it is said, he had gone to the
house to attack her and that he seized
her about the throat when she
screamed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-19

Many a little boy. has heard the
voice come out through the swing
ing doors.
He listens and waits, hoping that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-19
EDITORS ARE NAMED,
President RECOGNIZES Newspaper Men
for Posunasterships In Kansas. i,

Kansas newspaper men received further
recognition in the distribution of patron
age when President Wilson today NOM
mated Henry r. Honey, editor Of the
Western Advocate, for postmaster Of
Mankato, Jewell county. Honey is one Of
the strongest Democratic publishers in the
Sixth district and his nomination was
made upon the recommendation Of Con-
gresham John r. Connolly.
L. E. Waddell of Cottonwood Falls was
also nominated for postmaster of the
Chase county seat. Waddelps father was
nominated some time ago upon recon-
mendation Of Congressman Doolittle, but
the appointment was held up in the sem
ate. A special election was held in Cot
tonwood Falls to secure public expression
on the postmastership and the junior
Waddell won in a three cornered fight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-19
BUSINESS IS GOOD.
Prospects Are That 1t Will Grow Bet
ter, Declares Redfield.

Washington, June 19.-Business con-
ditions and their effect on the admin
istration trust program were taken up
today, at the cabinet meeting. Secre-
tary Redfield. of the department OF
commerce, told the president reports
received from many sources indicated
that business was unusually good Tor
this time of year and that prospects
were that it would grow better.
The president was much encouraged
by the reports and it was said his de-
termination to push the trust bills had
been strengthened
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-19
PETITIONS STILL COME
Seven More Candidates File NOminat-
ing Papers With State.

Another flood OF nominating petitions
reached the secretary of states office
today when seven candidates for state
office filed their petitions.
Among the candidates to file petitions
today were: Perry Clemans. Hamilton,
Democratic candidate for state auditor;
Frank E. Smith, lola, for superintend-
ent Of insurance; George E. Ward,
Sharon Springs, Republican candidate
for irrigation commissioner; T. E. Left
wich, Winfield, Democratic candidate
for state printer; Charles w. Smith.
Stockton, candidate for associate Jus
tice of the supreme court; Thomas ].
Flannelly, independence. candidate for
Judge of the Fourteenth district; Jay L.
Carlisle, Kansas City, candidate for
Judge second division Twenty ninth dis
trict.
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Devoe Oil Stains give best results
on interior woodwork. c. NJ Hill &
Sons, S26 Kansas avenue-Ady
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the Tammany and anti-Tammany
wings of the party should hold sepa
rate informal conventions and desig-
nate separate tickets for the primary
election, thus providing the means by
which the Democrats of the state at
the primaries could declare their az
titude toward Tammany hall.
The resolution provoked little de-
bate since it's overwhelming defeat
seemed to be a foregOne conclusion.
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Percival Dodge

Percival Dodge is the third
American representative at the
peace conference iii Niagara Falls.
He was formerly u. S. minister to
Panama
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WON'T Be COUNTED.
New York Democrats Refuse to Con.
vict Themselves on Tammany.

New York, June 19.-The Demo-
cratic state conference, in session
here today, mustered only one vote
for proposition that the party place
itself on record at the approachinx :
primaries as either for or against
Iammany hall. Montgomery Hare,
who proposed the resolution. was the
only delegate who voted in the affirm
alive.
Mr.. Hare's resolution provided that
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The senior Waddell was not a candidate
in the election.
c. p. Falls Of Luray was nominated
for postmaster Of the Russell county
town. All the nominations have been sent
to the senate and the candidates will
probably be confirmed in a few days.
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the selling of whiskey to this boys
father, will later hold the boy respon-
sible and punish him when he leads
the life and develops the vices of q
whiskey drinkers child.
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Later, at home, he will hear the
drunken voice of the brute and the
bully, no longer 1.-The good fellow"
And our society and government.
which license and take revenue from
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST-Steel grey coat between North
and South Topeka, sterling silver Ma
sonic emblem on left lapel marked Ivan
hoe Lodge A6, X. C.. Mo. Besse Avery
Clio. Co. on inside pocket. Leave at police
station. Reward.
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his father will come home.
He hears now the voice of the
father playing the part of "the good
fellow" spending the money that
should have been taken to his mother.
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GUARD SWIMM|N' HOLE
Police Judge Commissions Boy to Force
Use of Overalls.

Kansas City. June 19.-Law, order and
Overalls must prevail at the Jersey Creek
"swimmin' hole" in Kansas City, Kan.
hereafter. Willie Vose, 9 years old, will
see to that. Willie and IS other boys were
arrested yesterday for swimming in
natures garb. In the police court today
Willie protested that boys gotta have
a place to SWIM Judge ]. H. Brady
agreed with him.
swimming hole" he said. You'll get a
police star and if the boys don't wear
overalls. you run them in"
Willie led his gang from the court
room, bearing his badge of authority.
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F1etcher Granted Leaye.

Vera Cruz, June 19.-Rear Admiral
Frank F. Fletcher, to whom a brief
leave has been granted, will depart on
Saturday on board the gunboat Dol
phin, which has been ordered to re-
turn here from Tampico.