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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-08

STAFFORD. LUCILLE MILAN STEVENS
In pursuance OF order OF Hon. John T.
cohalan a Surrogate of the County OF New
York Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Lucille MILAN stevens
STAFFORD late Of Washington, y. g. deceased o
present the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. at its place of transacting business
No - wall Street, in The city OF New YORK.
on or before the 18th day of November next
Dated New York, the LIST day OF May, 1914.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executor
EMMETT & PARISH, Attorneys for Executor
No >. wall street BOROUGH of Manhattan.
CITY OF New York
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, Surrogate Of the
f'ountv OF New York notice is hereby given to
ali persons having claims against Mary Cath
arine Smith late OF the County OF New YORK.
deceased. 10 present the same. with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business. at the offices Of De witt.
I.,okman Il DE witt. No. - Nassau street. In
the Borough Of Manhattan, in the city or New
York on or before the 3oth day OF November
next.
Dated, New York. the 18th DAY Of May. 1914.
AGNES DICKINSON. lrvoo,,ore
EDWARD DE WITT,
WILLIAM g. De WITT. Attorney for EXec,i o.
tors. Office and Post Office Address No. S
Nassau Street, Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City, y. Y
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Eroom. Street,
1OI az"

The spproxinat. amount OF the lien
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
propcrty is to be sold. Is 81 % with infsr.
ast thereon from the 18th day % February
ioi4 together with costs and allowance
amounting ~ $3.50 80 with interest thereoa.
from March 3. 1914. together with the expenses
Of the sale.
mortgage OF slf2 800. with interest thereon from
November LIST 1913 The approximate amour,
- the taxes. assessments and water rates or
other liens which are 70 he allowed to The
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or pad
by the Referee. Is Iwenty-sight hundred go
Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. MAY -0th. 1915
ANDREW J sHIPMAN. Rsler..
SUPREME COURT county Of New York, I'd
ward G. Osborn. Plaintiff, against Hunting
ton w Merchant et al. Defendants.
In pursuance of Judgment Of foreclosurs
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18Th Gay
Of May, 1914 /, the undersigned, the refsree n
said judgment named. will sell at public age.
ton, at the Exchange Salesroom, No NN
Vesey street in the Borough OF Manhattan
city Of New York, on the stn day OF June
1914 at u o'clock noon on that dsy' by he.-
bert A. Sherman. Auctioneer, the premises
directed By said Judgment 10 be sold. ana
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece, or parcel OF iana,
with the building thereon erected, situate.
living ard being in the Borough Of Manhattan,
CIV OF New York bounded and described 40
follows VIZ: Beginning al point on the
southerly side OF one hundred and nfty-esntf
Street distant westerly seven hundred ana
slxty-eight feet and zen inches from the SOUTH
westerly corrier OF One hundred and nfIy-eigath
Street and Broadway formerly the bouleyaii
or Eleventh Avenue. running thence soatnely
parallel with Broadway part OK the VA
through q party wall. one hundred feet; tnens
westerly parallel with One hundred and hiv'
eighth Street eighteen feet and eight inenss'
thence northerly again parallel win broaa.
way, part OF the way through another pAry
wall one hundred feet 70 the southerly 500 ,,
One hundred and ffty-eighth street; any
thence eastery along the southerly soc A
one hundred and ifty-eighth Street egh.e.s
feet and eight inches 10 the point or p'dcs y
beginning, said land lyinS In section > V wsx
9l3i on the Land Nap Of the CITY OF 80
York Subject 10 covenants and Ies'ric"..I.
contained IN two agreements recorded n Nv
Office of the Register Of the County on rs
York in block series OF conyeyarces secuon 2
Liber Z pages 302 and Az respectively.
Dated New York. May lith. 1915 4
ROGER SHERMAN. Ksieres
THOMPSON. FREEDMAN & COOKE. Ateo-
neys for Plaintiff. No. Wall street bS'o1s1
OF Manhattan New York City
The following is diagram OF the pto9,ss,,s,
to be sold; its street Number is eii west i''a
GA West l5sth 81.
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s,IeRoCATES' NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. surrogate or the
County OF New York Notice rs hereby given
IN aU nersons having claims against Constance
Cbarnlev tate OF the County OF New York, de-
ceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber, at his place Of trans
srtinx business at the Office OF Alfred III. Hol-
brook No 100 Broadway, Manhattan. In The
civ OF New York. on or before tue Goth day
OF November next ,o,.
Dated. New York. the 18th Gay OF May. isiS'
PAYSoN MERRILL, Executor.
Alfred r. Holbrook. Attorney for Dxeeuter. 10
Rroadway. Manhattan. New York city.
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e,,eRocATEs' NOTICES.

N pt-pstANCE OF AN ORDER OF iioS.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF , une
tountv of New York-NOtce IS hereby sIson
90 ali uorsous having claims against GeoIse
~ ,tontaon1..y lat. Of the County of NJ
york' deceased. to present the same w.
touchers thereof to the subscribers AZ e,na
niac' Of Transferring business. at the once
80 to,nHs ~ HYDE. No 10 Wall Street Bor-
ouSb Of Manhattan, in the city. Of M.w
~ ON or before the It'll day OF August
1914. o,. ,ot,
Dated. Sew York, January 2lst' lsIf'
GEOpGF TAILOR MONTGOMERY,
HESTER VIRGINIA MONTGOMbE1.
JAMES W HYDE
Attorney for Executors,
10 wall Street. Manhattan.
Kew York city.
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REFEREES APPOINTEn-PHILRlN /

De Peyster/ HAYNES & Coryell-A r Mcmahon
be Tries /SeedorfW 4 Klenke
Galeski/ Bitten Reaity-P McCook.
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Trial Term-Par I-SCCDDER. j. Part p
GARRETSON. j.
Calendar al 10 a. m.
The attention Of the bar is called 10 Rules
; and : OF the calendar rules Of Trial Term
Supreme Court Queens County.
Bode Nv eichselbaum Tompkins. inf/NY&QR
Kah7Edg Saw NJ Murphy. inf/NY&QR
Schoendorf, ADM Adamee /Hueg
O'Grady lCleary/Hueg
Walter/BHRR Sci anti Newtown Gas
Blumenthal/LlRE thinner, dm/NY&Q2
Gowen /Iiilcallon Renly/NY&QR
Remlin /Nept Met
The following causes II marked ready. will
he passed for the day. No cause will be set
for q DAY ON this call
Kossmann Meridian Kavanagh tr/CNY
StubbinEs/N RVS Schroeder /Elfein
Holmes BHER Schrader/ Hirschman
Rooney adm BHER Callahan Nichols COP
Engelhsrdt/lake Maher/CI&B RR
i'hieger/NNNQEL&P iFlaherty/Rk for Saw
- hlereth/NY&QELSP Serviss /BHRR
Geoghegan, admin Y Mature. milford Motor
4 q Ry Banett/Am Stoopef
McCarren/ BQ&SRR MeliloTenn Tun 1. 7
Clayton Davis Mckee /St md OIL
Iang/Noll Guinan/Cent L Gas
llock/Hoc Highest reached $50
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MuItigraph Letters. 800. si.3o; 1000. sl.S'
~ 900 80: prompt Phone Beekman $3.50
r. r Weatherford. l1G Nassau. Room lOoo
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SURRoGATt's Court SCHULZ. s.
MOTION ESTATE.
Elizabeth Dempsey.
WILLS FOR PROBATE
David Davi,s 'aihe,lnr Nash
Trial Term -SCUl NJ.
CONTESTED WILL.
IliLnlcIl ID IrIrn.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED

Supreme tOurt-PlilLBlN, J.
MaxKobre "A braham Dewis-D Mullins
Abel King Madeline Gerlet-W Rooney
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, Surrogate OF the
rounty OF New York-Notice is hereby given
to ali PERSONS having claims against Marcia
s Bugbee late OF the County Of New York.
deceased. 10 present the same with Vouch-
ers thereof 10 the subscriber at her place
of trsnsactins business at the Office Of Lord.
nav & Lord her attorneys No. 40 Wall
street I'm The city OF New YORK. on or oe-
fore the 18th day OF october next.
Dated. New York. the ith day OF April, 1911
ELIZABETH CONVERSE. Administrators.
LORD, DAY & LORD.
Attorneys for Administrators,
40 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan.
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+. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOS.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
COUNTY 81 New YORK. notice ~ herepy sI 'tn.
"a ali nersons having cliims against Emtline
! i, nidrn. late Of the County OF New YORK.
deceased to present the same with voucher,
thereof 10 the SUBSCRIBER a. ms plaoe VI
,ransartiu, bugiless, 40 II Broadway. In
ths Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
YORK on OF before the eighth day OF August
psted. New York. the cTth day OF January
1914
GEORGE a. HOLDEN. Executor.
HANTrTON ODELL. Attorney Tor EHecutor'
80 Wah Street. New York city.
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ESTATE OF FLORENCE " RYDER.

ESTATE OF FLORENCE Y. RYDER
In pursuance OF an order Of Hon Robert
Ludlow FowltI surrogate or inc Coun', ,
Of New York. NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against FLORENC I.
Y. RYDER, late Of the County o. New YORK.
deceased TO present the same with YOU
thereof 10 the subscriber at his place of
transactlng business. No. 80 Wall Street. m
The CITY OF New York. on or before the irs'
daV Of December next
Dated New York the 22d day Of May. 1914.
W DUDLEY CARLETON
f. POWIS JONES Executor.
Attorney for Executor,
40 Wall Street.
Borough Of Manhattan.
The civ OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-08

MEYER. JOHN H-In pursuance or an o,der
of Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against John
r. Meyer lstc Of the county Of Now York. do
o. sod t. present the same. WitE vouchers
thereof. 10 the subscribers. al their place Of
transacting business. at the Office 81 their at
torney. Robert -. Geswein, No. 30 wall street.
in the city Of New York. on or before the 18th
Gav Of October next.
Dated New York tho 81 DAY Of Arril. 1914.
GEORGE +. SfNRAM.
DTEDRICH DENKER,
ROBERT n GESWEIN, Executors.
Attorney for Executors,
20 wall Street. New York CitV.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Part I-TOMPKINS, J. Part H-KEOGH. ]
Calendar at 3:4J a. m.
Jones Baldwin DcVine Maloney r. driguez
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COT NTY cot RT-Par 1N-FAWtETl, j.
CIVIL CALENDAR--At 10 a m.
INQCESTS.
Stenson HoN Laun Robelin/ BranJes
Todebush I;andoro Xwirz/Mitchell
Trcshmann/Bt ERR ~ Brien/NERR
Schwa be /BHRR Gernedsen/ Same
Harfigel/Sa Branston/ Same
Creary/Same TaylOr/BQ&SER
Baantyne Same Burke Same
McCabe /BHRR
The following causes If answered ready
will he passed for the day:
Gottlieb/NERR Campbe Same
Schieb Same Browor/Dale Anus
Holm Same Piccolo/ BHRR
Fisher/Same Nat sur Bk/Rea5
Cont/Same Kalischer/ Bernstein
Highest reached 26ls.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUFREMF COURT.

NppeIIate DIV isIon-NNCeSs.
Appellate Term-EeCess-
Special TeTm-Psrt I-GREE\ BAUM, j.
IITIGATED MOTIONS
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BRONX COUNTY.

SUPRfMF tOt III.
Special Term-BRADY, J. TX parte mat
ters Motions.
poth /DahIgren Re Pesfsall
Calanis /karounos Kolh SAHbes
Ihromovitz Ernst 'Furnald/ Corbet
IIohmann/ kronenbergr
sn.eyaI Term for Trials-BRADY. j.
No daV calendar
Trial Term-BRADY,
nurphy/ Cunard SIS Co Klausner/1skami
schwartz Cent Gas Isaac Same
r-ivnn bradley est Co Marcus IL I II II
Fuch/ Wilson h/ho'i""
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court BRADY.
North side Mtg Corp/Dai,-T W Mcknight.
County Court-GIBBS. j.
Kellner/ Mossowitz-J Frank
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme (onrt--BRADY. T.
r en,nslor/C Cioni ct all EGshcr
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBR j.
Ex-pafte matteis-MoTlON.
Pecple etc/Fowler.
Trial Term--GTBBS, J.
No day calendar.
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MANAHAN. MARGARET Fin pursuance OF
an order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fo"lrI. .
Surrogate Of the County Of New York. da,fd
NAV goth. 1914. notice is hereby given 10 ~
PERSONS having claims against Margaret r..
Manahau. late Of the county Of New forH'
dscegsed 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber AZ his place Of trans
acting business. at the Office OF John ]. Booth.
his attornev. at No III BROADWAY in the Bor-
oueh OF Manhattan. in The CITY OF Ne" foIh'
on or before the FIRST day Of December. next.
Dated New York the 10Th day Of May 1914.
THOMAS MANAHAN. JR., Executor
JOHN T BOOTH. Attorney for Executor 81
Broadway, New York city
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PROBATE OF WILLS
Mary J Foster Henrietta Mosher
REAL ESTATE PROCEEDINGS
Fred Carpenter Julia NJ Meyer
ADM NlSTRATORS ACCOUNTING.
Louisa E,rnesiine Fucker
EXECUTORS ACCOU NTING.
I,ffo NJ
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sURROGATE's COURT-sAwYER, S.

IITNII'-T TTfI II'Il NIas
No trial term calendar until June Q.
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prCEIyFR APPOINTED.

Supreme (onrt-BNAD1, y
r epensler/C Ciofi ct all j EGshcr
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diminished mis- Part iv"oDwYER. J. Csss
unfinished. Part V-SMITH. J. Case un-
finished Part VI-FINEL1TE. J. Clear.
Part WILLIAMSON. j Clear. Part VIII
DELEHANTY. J. Case unfinished causes
Ia be sent from Part 10 Parts III. ". v.
VI. VII and VIII for trial.
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Appellate Di,ision--econd pept ~
ri ''.NRE RICH STApLETON and ~ ] -
\NN. ~ .
l-utirlctafcI Day taleudar--t r NJ
Mott. Thoruo Re t,urucc
p.orloI Teeclu People Rizzo
Tr.fLtfzt\NaIIo Ikinsta Schubert
..ol.t -..iirIty. Belmont Niusia lShuheIf
People Steeple'h T. kiUsta fShuhert
smith smith NeechliulN RR
EardcilrPb'h Nieht Foster
NulerfNY%W&H SulliNanf connolly
knoWlcs/NN NH&H
Th.. N,prilat, Division NJ tho supreme
Court FOO t', second Judicial Depal men
docs hereby IN tho time ami place Tor hoIo
ing A. additional Special Term therein TO-
tho disposal of cases nov upon tn" caiehuar
Nf tho Supreme Court. county ~ Queehs
Tor tho foreclosure Of mortgages on res ],
estate situate I'm said County o. queens sno
does hereby designate Justice Tovnsenn
Scuddcr 10 hold such term. ia addiuon U
holding Trial Term. Part 7, ~ said su
prome Court. In tho county Of queens com
mcncing the third Monday o. June III
at the Court House. IN SAID County OF
Queens Dated. Kings County. June .
The broad ax., 1914-06-27
WOODS ATTACKS GOVERNOR
DUNNE IN STATEMENT.

Secretary of State Harry Woods to-
day issued the following statement:
GAS a unique illustration of digni-
fed neutrality our beloved Governor
still holds the blue ribbon. He was
to have announced in February for
whom he would be for United States
senators. Several of the down state
candidates were afraid that they
might be selected some of them are
still hopeful. The governor states in
an article appearing this morning,
{ The positions of governor, lieutenant
governor, secretary Of state and audit
or are filed by men from Cook county.
This is true, but this was no
fault Of the governor, as he would
gladly have represented Cook county,
were It not for the operation of
the primary law. The governor, no
doubt, will explain why the speaker
of the house of representatives was a
Cook county man and why the chair
man Of the appropriation committee
(the most important committee of the
house), was a Cook county man and
a Republican. It is also historical
that James Hamilton Lewis, one of
the United States senators is from
Chicago. But the other senator is a
down state man and Governor Dunno
had to resurrect him from the Re
publieans political grave yard. A
down state Democrat could have been
selected by the legislature last year,
II the governor had been as anxious
for q down state Democrat a. he was
The broad ax., 1914-06-27

peer, and the consensus of opinion
among COlored people particularly,
whose interest. he has fostered along
with others impartially, is that he
should be Governor, for fresh in the
minds of the people stands glowingly
before them the Emancipation, the Reg
mental and Levy bills, which the emf
nent gentleman and Governor signed
without fear or favor. In signing these
bills, the Governor won the admiration
Of the Colored people, especially, and
all fair-minded people of all colors. As
an expression of confidence, the forces
now rallying to his candidacy indicate
that William Sulzer viii be the next
Governor of New York State, and that
men of all parties, who love and adore
courage, will support him. Colonel Al
exander s. Bacon, chairman, and Sam
uel Bell Thomas, secretary, Of the Sui
zer Nomination Committee, with head
quarters at 2O3 Broadway, are men who
can be relied upon to manage his cam
paign and bring it to a successful and
happy issue.
Many Of the COlored voters of Har-
lem have arranged to work for the
domination and election Of former
Governor Sulzer. They have head
quarters at AIS Lenox avenue and L.
J. Williams is president assisted by
George W. johnson, Moses Digs. A
meeting was held recently and much
enthusiasm manifested.-The Amster-
dam News, New York City, June 20,
1914.
No one would be more delighted to
see William Sulzer renominated and re-
elected governor Of the great empire
state than the writer-Editor.
The broad ax., 1914-06-27
HAVE PATH IN sULZER.
Many Colored Citizens Favor Return
Of Former Governor to High once.
HARLEM VOTERS ORGANIZE.

Knowing His willingness and Desire
to Govern Pair and ImpartiAlly Men
in Upper Section q City, Start In
tsresttng Boom for Nan Severely
Wronged by Fsmm&ny.
William SulIeT, the noted ex- and
deposed Governor Of New York State,
due to his absolute failure to yield to
the behest Of the bosses, is again .
candidate for the gubernatoriAl hon
ors. Again the people are with him.
1t is an established fact that William
Sulzer is the choice Of the people and
not the bosses, holding high, above all
things, manhood and the rights Of the
people. He conserved his honor by
his stout deelination to submit to the
plotters who had designs upon the
States treasury. Notwithstanding
the malicious and dastardly actions Of
INSCRIPTIONS politicians, the popular
ity of the Governor asserted itself
right and left and was further attest
ed when, ten days after his deposi-
ton, he was returned to the Assem-
bly, chamber with an overwhelming
vote, as an expression Of the peoples
sympathy.
Again and again, he has been ap-
pealed TO enter the race by those
who have an abiding faith in him as
an honest, capable and efficient exec
utive. As q champion for the rights
Of the people, regardless Of race,
creed or color, William salssr has no
The broad ax., 1914-06-27
NEIGHBoRs AND GREEN NEGo-
TIATED THE LONG TERM LEASE
WHERE THE NEW ELITE NO. 2
WILL BE CONSTRUCTED.

It was exclusively stated in The
Broad Ak last week, that Henry Jones
and Art Codozoe, would construct the
New Elite No. 2 which will be located
near the G. and G. Hotel, on the east
side of State street, near 35th.
The building viii be two stories high.
The Buffet and Cafe will be located on
the main floor. The second floor will
be exclusively used for a dining room
which will be one Of the finest in this
country.
Money nor expense will not be spared
in fitting it up with the most elaborate
furniture and other fxings. It will
be more than one hundred feet long. A
string orchestra will discourse the best
Of music each evining to delight the
diners.
The building is to be completed by
November ]. William d. Neighbors
and Edward D. Green, 1918 S. State
The broad ax., 1914-06-27

for a down state Republican. Lewis
was chosen senator with 81 Demo
cratic votes Representative Kane
was absent that day. and four Pro-
gressive voters, this with Kane pres
ent would have made 1O2, but one
vote short Of a choice. If Governor
Dunno is as anxious for Sherman's re-
turn to the senate as he was for his
election to that body, his open ad-
voeaey of Sullivan's nomination would
be no less convincing, than his con-
tinuanee in the best appointments
under him of Sullivan's most loyal
supporters. The governor says that
Illinois is a great state but he fails
to state whom he favors as a down
state candidate.
"HARRY WOODS"
The Record, Springfield, ILL.,, June %,
1914.
The broad ax., 1914-06-27
THAT BE SHOULD FREELY SPEND AMY PART Oh
ALI. OF THAT TO SUIT HIMSELF

Hon. Archibald Jackson Carey, Ph. d.
D. D. from riding into political power
on their backs in order to enable him
to secure a job for himself or for some
member of his family.
1t was our extreme pleasure the first
of this week to come in close contact
with our warm friend the Hon. William
l. Martin and he sounded the praise
of his friend the Hon. Thomas Wallace
Swami to our heart 8 content, he is
firmly of the opinion that Col. Swami
is the greatest benefaetor of the Col
ored race in this country.
That inasmueh as he single handed
and alone commanded the last Legisla-
ture of Illinois to appropriate the
SIS, 900 to enable the ColOred people to
celebrate their fifty years of freedom
in this state in 1915.
That he should be permitted to freely
spend any part or all of that sum of
money which is nothing more than so
much chicken feed to him, to suit him
self.
Mr.. Martin also commended in the
presence of Attorney Walter NJ. Farmer
and Col. Milton T. Bailey, that "Mr.
Swami is a very dangerous man, that
during his past career he has shot three
men, that he carries several bullet holes
around in his body"
Friend Martin further maintained
that we all are forced to pay taxes,
some pay taxes direct and others pay
indirect to their landlords when they
pay their office or room rent, that is all
very well as far as it goes but it does
not 60 far enough for sometimes for
some cause or other those renting
Offices and rooms may refuse to pay
any rent and then those who pay di-
rect taxes are compelled to shoulder all
the burdens and responsibilities in the
way of assisting to uphold and to
maintain the local, state and national
government.