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BIRD MEN HERE
THIS WEEK
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at all of the big colleges and is some
thing new and novel in Denison. No
extra admission is asked for this feat
IRE OF the entertainment. After the
another flight.
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In our dry goods department we
offer special values in our numer-
Gus lines so as to mean a substan-
tial saving on each purchase.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-07
Special Furniture Values

Dining room chairs, the regular
$500 value. priced specially for this
week at $l.39 each
Brass Bed Special-Our No. 6053
brass bed shown in the 4 It. 6 in.
width; inch side posts and "a
inch filling rods. This bed is
shown in the satin finish only.
Regular $1,000 value prived at
SEAS each.
All bedroom and parlor furniture
is so priced for this week as to
mean a saving of 10 to Is per cent
on each purchase.
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few intimate friends. There will be
no reception.
The wedding Of Miss Roslna Hoyt
Otis. granddaughter of Mrs. Alfred NJ,
Hoyt. to Edgar Farrlr BatesOn Of this
city will be celebrated in st. Bartholo-
news Church on Wednesday at noon.
The ceremony will be performed by
Bishop Greer, assisted by the Rev. DR..
Leighton Parks, rector Of the church,
and aftcrward there will be- small re-
Ccption at the home of the hride g
grandmother, 93i Fifth avenue.
Miss Edythe Hewitt daughter of the
late Robert Hewitt, will be married to
Charles Coe Townsend of this city on
Wednesday afternoon ut the home Of
her mother in ArdSley on Hudson. ON
account of mourning only relatives and
few intimate friends will witness the
ceremony. which viii be followed by a
small reception.
Miss Bessie Hewitt. sister Of the bride
will he the maid Of honor and the
Misses Eliza beth Powell and Eleanor
Townsend will be the bridesmaids Miss
Edythe Hewitt ,Iaffray, n niece OF the
bride will he the flower girl. and Lester
Sewall of Boston. "A cousin, will act as
page. Arthur Townsend will be his
brothers best man,
The wedding of Miss Martha Cath
crime Gum. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Newton Gum, to Frederick
| Gerdes Hostt tier OF pittsburR will take
place in St Rarthoomews Church on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, OWNS
! 70 the Illness Of the brides mother II
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ploce in East Islip. l.. / Mrs. John l..
cutler VIII give a the dansant at
Sherry's ON December 10 for her de-
butantc daughter. Miss ElEor Cutler
and on December -. at the Apthurp.
Mrs. Park Mason Wuollcy will give a
reception to Introduce her daughter,
Miss Cornciia I.cyEctt Wooley. Tor
WON she Wi. give q dance at Shcrry's
or December IS.
't- T. Roscoe II news will inau-
cuyl.n % .cries o. o..h' dances to-mor-
row n.lh, 'u 'u. p''. EJDhia room Of
the Vanderbilt. .NN . Dorccu,aS" Of the
rc,o'r.s A& D.. eiyor - the committee
of Mercy % IT, d.. ..'.i..d for the re-
g.. ,r. W. ~. 81 tr.rrsa,s Of these
dances ore Al. N..t.. i-..u. Mrs W.
Aston. Dra.,.r. -'... b. Gordon Douglas.
Mrs. David " ....f Ms. James 49,
Eustls. Mr. .. r,u.'. s. and Mrs. Her
bert NJ II ..uaa N.s Mathews was
July. arriy,as . NyVp.,j before the
declaration O. v."
Miss biyrhI1'E Ii'' cay Dances. Tor
those who are .E"'' We .'''nduc"d
70 society not N"'r s." ID" E"ld ~
Sherr''s on '". 'nh"' ~ FEBRUARY 10
and April .. t." o. i'o"''..F arc Mrs.
oEIca holm. N... Z hhId g
cot, Mr.. '..N"" !! -. ma. MIS-. '"nu
I1ernduN Fr n'3. Ny. y l.'' ] u H'hd-
ley lr. Mrs. }. N'''H N'~Nr'.. W..
ltamltol Sd. N'"'. Mr.. AVN W,
Krech Ms. Francis 4. i.ar's Mrs
SamH - ..'. '''. MI. '''' y. H'"'N'
Mrs .'ts.er TH2Ta ASA " . i.d"'h
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will he celebrated quietly and there
Will he no reception
The bride will have her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Gum. with whom she was in
trOduccd to society last year, as her
maid of honor, and another sister, Miss
Elinor Gum, will be the flower girl. -.
Herbert Hostetter will be his brothers
best man, and among the ushers will
he Stanhops Goddard and Charles Du
Puy of Pittsburg s. Bonsal White Of
Baltimore Field Goltra Of 81. Louis and
Edward II. Little Of Morrstown.
Hiss Anne Harper, daughter of John
Harper for many years member of
the firm Of Harper 4 Bros, will be
married to Noe Armstrong, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. y. VI litland Armstrong of
this city, on Saturday I'm 81. Georges
church, Newhurgh. y, y. at l2;3O
O'Clock. Several guests from this city
will witness the ceremony. which will
he followed by reception at the coun.
try place Of the brides sister, Mrs
William s. Rogers.
Miss Katherine Harper younger sis
ter of the bride, will be the maid OF
honor, and the other attendants will be
the Misses Alice and Caroline NicOll
ncccs Of the bride, Hamilton Fish
Armstrong will he his brothers hes,
man.
\ country wedding on saturday will
b" that of Miss Jessie Taylor sherman
daughter Of the late Mr., and Mrs, John
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EBl JTANTES HOLD THE CENTRE OF SOCIETYS STAGE

a good deal Of her time. She is a ss,sr
Of Mrs. Pierre l.orillard BaIpav.
Mr.. ChaunCey, who is also well ,,ou,
IN Tuxedo. is a son of the late Hon.
Chauncey of this city and gr,nds =
of Col. V. Evcrit Macy He is u mem.
Der or the Union and New York Y,ch,
clubs.
The wedding will take place early in
| December.
The engagement has be-. u aunolu. ID
OF Miss Helen Bldgdcn Rich. daurl,.r
Of Mrs. Frank l.. Strattun p, - form
marriage, to Frcdcrirk Beck pa'tcrs.,,.
! only son Of John IT, Patterson of pa.
ton. ohio
Miss Rich. who was introduced o. .,.
ci"ty three years ag. is president ~
the \. L. Society. an organization come
posed Of young women who mluta "
ward for children in the Post Graz 10
uhtc Hospital She has been actll. ia
several of the entertainments given
each season by young people
The wedding will take place ON jan
uary in St Georges Chapel. Stuy,,-
SAINT Square.
Mir. and Mrs. James Nash of Suutn
Norwalk. Conn. nave announced the
engagement of their daughter VI d
Emclic Nash. 10 Gard ncr Trow bridge.
son of MIR and Mrs. James \ TruN-
bridge of 81 East Thirty-fourth street.
The wedding will take place late this
winter
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brother, Lieut.. David McDougal lie
Breton, L. s. ", 20l7 y sussA

Plans have been completed for the
wedding of Miss Sybil T.. Young. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Young,
To Lyman Northrup Hine of this city. in
st. Thomas's Church on Tuesday after
noon. November 10. at o'clock The
ceremony will be followed by reception
at the st. Regis.
Miss Young has chosen Mrs. S.
Worthington Hine as her matron OF
honor and Miss Natalie Smith will he
the maid of honor The other attend
ants will be the Misses Elizabeth Ken
dali and Marie Cozzcns OF this city; lsa-
bel Mersman and Mildred Orthwein of
st. Louis, and Mary NJ. Walker of Dc
troit
William Dick will be the best man.
The ushers chosen are :. Worthington
Hine Ethelbert Low. Alfred de Silver,
Earl Williams. John r. Terry. Jr Carl
ton Jewett and Harry bingham.
Miss Young will give luncheon at
her home. 22ll Broadway, on Thursday
for her attendants and Mr. Hlne will
give his farewell bachelor dinner at Del
monico's on Saturday.
An engagement OF international in
terest recently announced was that of
Miss Elizabeth IeVprinR Jones daughter
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son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer PcrCeval
Butler Of Bodmin, Cornwall. England
Miss Jones was educated at the Cation
willie School in Maryland and later
studied at Bryn Mawr. She has also
passed a good deal of her time in travel
and study in Europe. Her parents have
maintained for some years a house in
England and also have a large country
estate in Halifax, Mass. Miss Jones it
Sister of Miss Margaret Jones, who
was married to W. Franckiyn Paris of
this city last April.
Mr. Butler, who is fellow and librarian
of Corpus Christi College in Cambridge.
England, is a brother of Sir Harcourt
Butler. acting Niceroy of India He II rs
three other brothers who are actively
| engaged with the British army In
France.
No date has been mentioned for tlc
wedding
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Another wedding on saturday will he
that Of Miss Hllda Bull, daughter OF
Mrs Woods Bull OF Chicago, to Lee !.
Perrin OF this city. The ceremony will
take place in the Phillips Chapel Of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
and will be witnessed by relatives and
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OF Kilkenny, Ireland. II will he cele-
brated in Glen cove, l.. l.. at the home
of the brides sister Mrs George Du
Pnnt Pratt. and ON account of mourning
VIII he Witnessed only by relatives.
Society here and in Boston is inter-
ested in the wedding n ST. Paurs
Church, in Dcdham, Mass, on Saturday
of Miss Caroline Lesley Fuller daughter
of Mrs. Richard BuCkminster Fuller, of
Boston, To Edward =. Larned of Summit.
y. j.. and this city. Many relatives and
friends from New York and the colony
of Cedarhurst. l.. l., will witness the
ceremony.
Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon Moss, at whose
wedding on June 6 last Miss Fuller was
one of the attendants, will Ice the matron
Of honor and the other attendants will
include Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander
Grown. Mrs Samuel FELTON,. Sd. and
Miss sylvia Peabody William A.
l.arned Will he his brothers best man
The ushprs will be- Griswold l.orillard
George Adec, Dave Hennen Coddngton
of this city, Craig Mitchell of Philadel-
phia and Dick and Wolcott Fuller,
brothers OF the bride.
The wedding Of Miss Marguerite
stockton Lc Breton. daughter OF Mrs
Albert lie Breton Of Washington, ID. c.,
to Ralph Stuart Rainsford, son OF the
Rev Dr, w. s. Rainsford, for many
years rector OF st. Georges Church. this
city. will he celebrated in Washington
on November q Mt tho home NJ her
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from a visit ia Newport with her dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Reginald &, Vanderbilt, and is
AT the Plaza.
Mrs. John T.. Alexandra and the
Misses Alexandra will come from Spring
Lawn, LcnoN. this week and will he at
Is East FifiN-third street for tho vim
ter. Mrs. Alexandra will introduce 10
society her youngest daughter. Miss
Anna Alexandra. who is granddauGh-
ter of the late Gen. and Mrs AicX-
andcr :. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart. who
were married in Locust Valley on oct.
a. will sail next week for Havana.
where My. Stewart Is second secretary
of the American Legation.
Mrs T. Francis Hyde has sent out IN
vtations for reception on the after
noon Of Thursday. November II. AT The
Colony club, where in the assembly
room AT o'clock Butler Davenport. viii
read his new play, Keeping Up Ap-
pcaranCes"
Mr. and Mrs John Ellis Roosevelt
have left Meadow croft, their country
place in Sayvilc l.. l., and are at sls
Madison avenue for the winter.
Mrs. Arthur j. Singer will give a re-
ccption at her home, II East Seventy
NTH street, on the afternoon OF Novem-
her 81 To introduce her daughter. Miss
Ruth Singer.
Mr., and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney VII
return this week from Newport and
will he for the winter at 81 Yves
Thirty-seventh street.
Mrs Nathan Todd Porter of Mont
| clair, y. j., will give reception on tho
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Society vas Interested In the engage
mcut announced recently of Hiss E5-
tellc II. Flower. daughter of Mrs. James
de Laval Flower. to clarence NJ
Chaunccy II this city. Miss Flower is
prominent in society here and in the
Tuxedo Park colony, where she passes
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\ country wedding on saturday will
b" that of Miss Jessie Taylor sherman,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, John
Taylor Sherman, to J. Dominlck Hack
cit, son Of the late j. Bryne Hackett
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An engagement OF international in
terest recently announced was that of
Miss Elizabeth lowering Jones. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. lowering Jones OF
Philadelphia, to Jeoffrey q. Butler, a
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Mrs. John Jacob Astor, who passed
the entire summer i'm Bar iiarhor' ar
rived at her home, Si2 Firm avenue, on
TUESDAY. accompanied by hcr Young
son. John Jacob AsIor, and she will be
there for the winter.
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, Mr.. Frederic Nelson has returned
| from a visit ia Newport with her dauGh-
! ter. Mrs. Reginald &. Vanderbilt and is
! AT the Plaza.
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan,

Sd Ay, s67-samus! I Wolf -, Stevenson
attys Sellgsburg a. Lewis.
lssD ct. &4s w-Emisrant Industrial Saw;
ings Bank aEt Johanna strack At al
foreclosure OF mortgage: sttys. II a z
OGorman. ~
hist ST, s. 100 sth av. ,iSsss,li-..
Iphlgenia Y Place aGt james Ryan 81
az foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: atsys. Wells
PhRK Row. 9. IS to 81. and Ann st. Is;
two actions--Peopie OF the State OF Y
art Park Row Realty Co ct al faction TO
sell MORTGAGE; atty, 4 carmody.
Bronx.
BOSrON RID, losi--Max Oppsnheimer w
Samuel Jacobs faction to declare .
deed null and yoid): atty. II silysrman
LOT II. on Bullard map IN 7tth ward;
Helen Ssinfel Va Charles q Hodge ct al
(sction to toreclose tax LEM; atty. T
LOT si5a. map Of Unionport - David L
Giuck We Ellen Corrigan ct al tforsoiose
mtge); atty, u A Karlessn.
LOT 10. map Of property belonging to VIM
ogden Giles RinSsbrtdgo Hsighta 2+th
ward-Railroad Cooperative d q L Assem-
We Ellsworth L Miils ct al tsorecioss
HyShEs ,s Az nsot IL; :, ms; Msiy d i:sssss
a d (forscIoss mtss)i atty W w Buckley.
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. ,os,ponement; then another and an
o,hor. until the owner in evaporation
c,us on the deal. Then they place a
lion On the property under option,
,bar.ing the owner with failing to live
nm Z, the conditions of the option.
The court Is the only redress. Until
cha lien Is settled or the court cancels
IN, lien the property Is tied up and II
can; be sold or any change be made In
,ts ownership.
often these INSCRIPTIONS men will
and representatives to owners OF prop
er,v tied M with such liens and pre-
end 20 be buyers. Sometimes owners
will fall for the deception and buy of
tho len that they may accept the offer
made for their property. Then the
uould-he buyer cannot be located.
Sometimes these men pick n tartar
ard then there IL a fight. In the latter
mart OF 1911 a man with q reputation
y,- INSCRIPTIONS dealings wanted n
property In the Thlrties. II separated
his holdings. This separating parcel
was owned by a man who had much
axperienco In real estate and knew the
reputation OF the man who wanted his
nroperty. His property was worth about
$4,000 but he dems nded $4,000 for a
sixty DAYS option. When the time came
20 take title the contention was made
by tho prospective buyer that the title
was clouded. that conditions were not
A. represented and as a consequence
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENs.
Manhattan.

7TH Av. " cor icist st---Larkin Lumbss
Co agt n Y Real Estate Security Co ct a,
sl Psf is5i sRy s.ps'B pc:cw;. Inc 80
same. Dec |. 1919 Coy degosi,l .'s,s.so
It'll Az 2026-S Desowitz, Inc, agt same.
Dec 4 1913 tby dsposip .,;;.....;.;;: $50
$50 to 1856 E--E 8 ' Marin Co agt Oscar
so Miammsrstsina ct al Jsn "a 1914 ats;e1s;m
Const Go agt Fannie r ID story ct al. Aug
,sttSui s sT COR i; Nehoa. :yEAcme
Sanitary safe Co ast Albion const Co et
NeH dsi pgYv;rc.n; coS'
tracing Co agt same Sept 20, 1918. aio
SAME PROPERTY Iron Works,
Inc. aEt same Sept ss. us1e. $3.50
same. Sept es, 1914. .sii.72o
SAME PRoPERTY--David Kraus aFt same;
GREFJNwICH Av, si-Eichenbaurn Bros sst
Maud l. Marshall ct al. Apr 81. isi%t7&33
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$4,000 PICKED UP BY
SHARP REALTY TRADER

he had suffered the loss Of the money
he had paid on the option. He filed a
lien against the property and the mat
ter OF course went to court Tho man
who owned the house was not depend
ing on that particular realty and de-
cided to teach the trickster a lesson.
After two years the court decided In
favor Of the house owner. His neigh
Dor tried then to exercise his option,
but he said that the option had ex-
pired and II he wanted another II would
cost him $4,000 more. Another option
was secured. but II was for ten days
only. II not exercised then the price
OF the property would be increased
$1,000. A meeting was held In the
office of the triclSsters lawyers at
o'clock the last day OF the option. Mat
ters had been all arranged when the
trickster handed over his check.
Mot for me. my friend" said the
owner, refusing to accept the check.
THE banks are closed until tomorrow.
Your check may not be any good: be-
sides. to-day and not tomorrow was
the day the money was to be paid"
The trickster sneered when his game
failed and then asked for an hours
time. Ho returned with 1880 dollar
bills. some new but many old ones.
stuffed in q handbag. Tho money was
turned out on table and the man
selling the property started to count.
Between unfolding and strengthening
out tho greenbacks he spent three
hours. but he was satisfied since ne
had beaten tho trickster at his game.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Az 4, iet. mtg on lease, Feb a., 1900
Arnold Wolf to Diogenes Brew'g Co CT
SAME PROPERTY. Jan 10. isos-same to
,ssTH ST. ., iao.6 . Amst av, runs >
to beg, Apr so. ls06--Salome Campbell to
Amelia Rothsohild; atty. Williamson.
DECATUR Av. n Q. $50 Moshoiu PARKWAY,
lioxe6. Dec 1871 lso7-Richard A McCor-
mick 20 Emms II smsdiey, Williamsburg.
loIST ST. lts W. 9. runs o Bb.sx . 0.sx 8
ts.sx a7.sx " 20 to peg June H. isos--
Ssutheri atty. Jne Hardy. SIS Bwsy.@Geeo
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

s5TH st. ~ w-Joseph stern vs. John
7 wiilets. owner; d Rosenberg Goldman
MoRNiNSsipE Xv. i7i-charls. Bjoiis'
rs IsnHi. ssn :,
Va James Hebron, owner: Frank N Riley,
nS%oMS ST. sls-N.tiionsi Sash and Door
Co. Inc, vs Frisdiand q Levine Bros,
owner; N Zwerling. contractor .esS
Estate Frederick Beck. owner; Goldman
= RosenberS. contr aotors. esso
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FRIDAY, JUNE 20,
lat II NESEY STREET

BY Joseph p. Day
SOUTH ST 1853 e, abt SO . Roosevelt
sty tint and stores. sty market and
and sly stabls--Moses Solomon sgt
y u story at ali s J Rawak. atty; c
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r s2os THIRD AvENUE,I

sss,5oo.
LAT sos THIRD AvENUE.I
BY J. II. Mayors.
JEROME Az, . Q. block front bet 1s4tl and
ls6th yts, 46s6xi26.lox irres. vacant; also
JEROME Az, o cor 1stth st, ?oi sxi33s
irres, vacant-R u Macdonald ct al
agt = Robinson ct al; Allen & =, attys;
Hynes. ref: due ss@43s,5e; taxes
BELMONT Az. 25os. 9 .. isa.a 8 Fordaam
I'd, 25slo0. 2 sty dwlg--K 4 Paster agt
Lizzlo O'Laary. extrx; 70 n Acker. atty:
T pooling. ref; due. ea,45s.s6; taxes,
aiTTH ST. II. g. 1871 . white Pains nv.
Capitalization Savings Bank asst Mich
asl Brennan et a. u Clincll. atty; My
ron suisberser, ref; due, s2,oss4s; taxes,
40. $3.50.
BY Herbert 4, Sherman,
BELMONT AV " ., 1908 . 177th 81. soox
1885 TO Arthur av Uoii). 3oi, sxiss,i,
. sly dwlg & brk ? sty str bldg-Ssa-
mems Bank Tor savings agt NJ A Foil
81 ali Cadwaleder. W q T, ntty.i W
Fish, -ef; due. t59.oo9s2; taxes. &C. s2o.-
2ss.77
BY Joseph r. Day.
BOSTON RID. 1+H. g. 1916 o Prospect nv.
sbxss. I ETY. tnmt a strs-Helen McChan-
ming agt l. braun ct al; Cary a. G.
attys; Chas Noise. ref: due. si6,751.12;
taxes, &c, si.ls0.05.
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BARNES Az, 1883. 7sxioo. Apr -. 1915
Rose Gennis TO Louis Epstein, <as Brook
avt atty, A Ernst, ITO Bway. $500
lslS--Louls Baron to M Grohs sons. Inc;
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