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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-20

YOUNG colored man wants job as , chauffeur or butler; experienced; good
 reference. Call Main COPS. John Tour1er.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-20

FOR SALE-We have a complete blaming mill outfit of about 40 machines that we win sell very cheap or will ex- change for farm or timber land. Ad dress s. J. Ward, 1909 Poplar ave, Mem phis Tenn. 10-17-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-20

HATES--One cent . word . dayl 70 adI
 taken for Iess than 26c for first SnseF- fi0n. Cnsh must ecc0mpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-20

NIVHIi luTHisIIeu rUUI15 III sltdfH IIcslt- ed apartment; all conveniences: close in; with or without board. Phone Main
 6503-J. 10-18-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-20

10-20-2t YOUNG colored man wants a Job; good experience, porter or butler. Call Main 76S7 Jesse More. 10-20-2t YOUNG man, "A years old. would like position grocery clerk or soda dis penser; 2 years experience; or any honest work considered; Al references. Address M-7S, care Age-Herald. 1c-20-2. EXPERT bookkeeper desires light set of books to keep at night; services ex- tremely reasonable; for interview phone Main 2S2S between F and l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-20

TWO connecting furnished rooms fol light housekeeping. 1912 7th ave.
 0-f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-20

RATES-One cent .. word . dayi n0 ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cosh r,vst cc,.c ls.ry 1rder:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-19
RESOLU UTIONS.

Exsecey Governor Cole i%ease generously and wit"
supported the and Bills presented
Assembly becrment the working and
Motormcn and Conductors
Therefore. resolved. That Order express their appreciation and
all his noble
noble support
book be inscribed to him IN token OF our
copy be presented Hon Cole L.
Blease the Man.
j. W. Ealentne, ~ A. Gerald
FTedent
April
hundreds of letters from OF the State
them having passed laws which have proved beneficial them endorsing my
Trolley
Thank God BeaSc
joined Republicans akees Cuan and Popusts
would keep the aboing the
primary will, whatever be the consequences
0 the results
They standing by friends Has Senator Smith appointed
who his
and /
thank all and will
faithfully
to FOR
OF WHAT SHALL \ MAN BE PROUD,
PROUD OF HIS FRIENDS"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-19

o.Hs ] thai T. - % . #.... nj % S @ .o G @ a. a . % % :. EVE @ s
ee and also Know a 1 [sn,%E , m a cert CERTAIN I;1 @ " ] & @ , Situation
immigration be fact that appeals have Iee. made
Smith and ask him to help them what do ind
nothing the much needed rvv1 but b" IS m " @ @
ALLOW By his @ d"ns % 1y and By & % r @ ] m ss % % ' onn M @ statement @
. % g % 54:s 4S S5S. 2 tt. At @ @ @ @ % " 4 S S
are that by june number
ever admitted during urn lam any G yGf r % ten @ f dns with [p show 1qSs
% %ert maa me % April P and a the to a @ o e ten months was o5b
May and June M Ta o t a1 dn f nn m aSi % % The ] srea
arrivals heretofore was l2S5542 in !9oz had b
passed while Smith allowing % his bill n Still Still Ms4 es2 in M his
0HFd S Was ordered reported but Smith report March
week 5 d3 the su5 @ na it @ aS bill pas a @ m he assd @ oHs "
has made take attempts ten @ " get & nR @ but by I 5snee @ to @ M %
M other Senator'S H1wsysr ] not 45sRs o @ pay 3 the tsn @ m
ton Labor would the bill through before before
sentative V OF the junior Order that informed
''' POST OFFICES ASND PoASr DoARs.
elected the G Uosd States Senate shall ] make d s n@T % M to to
easier and convenient to deliver to our people Their @ n but
upon to perform people OF the rural districts OF
M the second @ mans man on ] @ & % this & ron @ q But 6e has seemed have lost sight
entirely M Of this fact nothing and Republicans
line particularly what has he done for the r. F. Carriers
would like for Mr. YOU ens OF saceior
Good pats twenty-five million dollars anua to be turned
e53 oss5 5 s7tS s and rr @ ] a1 N '5 lsr1od it @ BIZ n sleeping
oi Fis country why has been sleeping Hs1 lie
insisted II
good and il why dying and sleeping 50 quietly III
: the committee:
will also use my bill through legislation
West
Government. has reclaimed OF land winch
M i o a6 Ds M f8sD @ to % go al oP the Wes ali he ~e that the people
made to themi n irrgating their low lands also
in III
loWand but tailed to
see his along this line How
ndavorng through act Tor
Mr. Smith and caused ITS aee page
Journal OF Eshone member voted tor ITS passage and hkeo
on two Mr. Smith small majority who
failed
DEEPER tTER WAYS
National Government this country
Aong have been lighting have been Governor
and individual taking
which belongs the people large and turning into p
enrich corporations
SHALL beginning Senator introduce bill providing
within and
fight for continuously until becomes a law
has now reached
SHOULD National
problem throughout this whole
will be before with his White W1te comes
own husband
u
happen should be in position to DEFEND ourselves against
without having
SEPARATE COACHES
fight coaches
Pullman electric
Washington d. G. where
Illuminated
placed awkward positions riding on cars on account the negro has
the people this Md in this
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-19

=. S IFS % +. ~. a @ % y 5. \ 8 " T<
f u,1v +S @rF,5 M ln @ %%I ] 5.3 >5 " y y' Senator @ " ri .
zs5 s5'fS he gave ST3s'o' 1f," aa' .':':' ''"'''
l" . s an % Interested a % 1 '%s, @ aa @ ed % ' @ ", : @ and unit ~
3s M @ ,n ON 1s @ 7P M o % the W State m 95 M s5 % Senator Francis
wakeful planning be elected the
Ser snaf on the d"{ @ 55 no 4% b s 1S %s % osy @ S srup nS Tho
where 49, 1884, Those WI Who oh have s deserted Oh" camp
y , @ e Vs" n M to WsS s @ a 6 m a1 @ } embossed and helped to
be District Attorney.
august 23rd 1000 The Columbia State speaking etora1y said
When Senator Timan standing on the aI @ steps inx in co"m , s1 j
good many style medding with South Carolina
affairs would take his ade And The only M Way nr in On " The 1a the individual
Now they Hep Tman. Then they condennns
NM 4gain ;Gn "n'sus: ON Auaus5 18th 1906 they said r:n
man sSasSE . s"sior ''G 5" 1H %ea" r @ %" % @
On August @ @ they he M afd @ in n @ & % rr@4 ssnaoF n a" WIN he
m Ge Ta5 tie sI[ss ] or m shall 5oS ~e s d" 1ne most rous and ridiculous
cartoon @ Senator @ nan M along ] |n @ VERY M % p', a{u arer % o
oted Tn would have called graft with BIG and double damn
On August 1905 published another possible
us OF Senator TIan and in winding up their
question Tman dictate assures 6 i9r South
So % and tool he has brought into cs & have s ds snarSns us ts
in the estimation OF the great and growing decent element III '" caro-
The editor OF this paper tie man that's Cuba.
and permit
show what these people Thought OF a
favored
of bin when he dictate the men they
for him dictate
candidate then
right, andfy all should dictate to his people
Legislator Governor and
them who they shall
Mayor
public eccns Governor and reecn
ME for herewith resolutions which have
passed. the abog people think and work IN their
behalf.
Homo L Blease
Governor OF the OF South Carolina.
Dear Sir
copy the resolutions that passed by this body;
believe do good preventing co1c
and assisted them We trust
considerations and our best
remain,
Columbia Building Trades Council
Geo Naey, Secretary.
Columbia S c. November 2Ist 1913
by the Building Trades Council at their
November 9TH
OF Carolina the
labor;
c. do enter this as protest with
the marketing their goods IN conf
with free labor
That solicit the aid OF all citizens who have the
South Carolina at heart to abolish such conditions that
bio on 0
But these resolutions be the Gov
and each OF the daily newspapers and
copy spread minutes OF the Building Trades Council
A. W. Morgan,
II. H. Keene.
Marcy,
(seaD Committee
ecenrcr IS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-19
(Seal) }
December I8. 1913.
. Secretary Building Trades Council, Columbia S. c.

Mr. George Nafey,
Secretary Building Council Columbia, 5. C.
letter Of
cyed did not any the OF
toned understand it. is kind OF novelty in
goods made anywhere else the
State contract subject by the legislature
Of made fill IN until the
determined by the legislature in order keep these people busy
find the interests OF the
alone people help defeat before the
legislature you very the high compliment
friends the aborng
and be to TO be OF service to them
respectfully
Cole l. Bease,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-19
SEPARATE COACHES.

street railways will relieve the Washington d. G. where a
great many Southern people and oft much huihated by beng
placed positions in riding OF the having
White this Md in this
ton, would like ask what effort has Senator Smith made to get such
bill passed during his term OF service ~ ,;
pie from MARRYING nesToeS OF TO eS' @ % M | @ % W. i, " 5 taa
ScoTToT" TS 2r4S !S@o ''" senate"
wish to repeat once again tamno attempting people
%i @ m net 4 R ID M @ neither I G do eypec TO- Some things that have
IN nave @ NOT i pTo III i i & @ iny f records as recorded shall not
personal debates unless attacked personally but on the con
rary myself political and political records But
attacked has been the past propose to reply
leave to the people the selection
friends the and between those friends shall not take
this may absolutely confidence all but
fight by and friends every
in the newspapers printed commencing Senator Timan
his wisdom and craftsmanship in interfering politics
straight here few editorials Mr. Iars past interference in
The Columbia OF July says:
If orders OF Boss Ben are %Deye every man WHO y"te tor the Morgan
much interference in State affairs when Hampton
people then look this and judge Of the value and
sincerity OF Tl1mans leadership
and process natural events the people
OF Carolina deprived OF the guiding hand OF Ben Ilman what
without him Inevitably the drioon owwows will get the State when
In this same issue they have seven
The members OF the house refused " be the servants Of
Senator I1nan-and that is the casus belh
July nth 1905 they devote wo-counn editorial to abuse
OF Senator Tman Tor his interference in the orne Generals race OF
he their side it is all right or him to do what they 50 bitter
ly condemned him for helping defeat Hampton i@r
for Fraser yn insstr COUNTY Record" Nov isn't it queer that among
Fraser Lyon the Hon Benjamin Ryan
TiInan speaking State reported an Nusus H. 1000 said
in answer Iihra The state IN his aad and S II an. man
Iriser.a lin a.-ozt .@s .- ii: preference il ~.e
Ml Senator i Imam Who 41@ the , really 1, .2ins,z -
stand with The them Of being controlled by this make
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-19


Columbia c. February
To lis Excerency, Cole. L. Beaze
Governo of South Carolina.
The Building this resolution passed last night wish
thanks the Bill for the regulating
installing sanitary plumbing this We glad know that we
wiling help the citizens OF this " III
measure their health; and also who
il the discharge o his duty towards tie worNrgman
and support we beg to remain
Very respectfully yours
X. y Williams, PRESIDENT
g. ". Arnold
- NJ.
Columbia Building Trades Council
Columbia, G, February
To His ExccIcncy. l. Pease,
Governor OF South Carolina
Dear -.
1t regular meeting Stanters Local Union No. 22
the following resolution adopted:
thanks or signing the h to secure the
and the supervision and inspection OF plumbing and
drainage
We are proud know Carolina has Chief Executive
people OF sanitary measure and
higher knowing that will have one who
he % help the State
Assuring appreciation beg
J. y. Redmond. President
T. W. Tompkins Rec
w VI. Ienahan \ss.
Local Union no.
Columbia s {.
r. His .x,erersy the Governor ar. through
ei Il : nth carolina.
Iy1rau ~ !r'+ -yHi&'i1s ,"fe1t1!
a..-s.i.ian s-s crossed The passage
TO Ills xccrcac gratitude promptly attaching and thereby
a into law those bills and Of
most sincere appreciation will the and aid the effort OF
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torneyD

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
tn Az :iG IS,, w cor i;3'h st. i5s:i63
Sox s,saii to ms i:6th 1t, " 100 70 big
Ken M.o H. IsC Sc YnlE &, and Hannah 6
w1"pLAwS RD. 5. sisi VaH 100
Fh.r 70 y siriS h SP ay. tSGs
Hsrzog. q William st..,.........s2. gy
" Buringame. Jr. exr; atty. Herbert $
rR 0ssff ~ RSavsF IS Oakland D. sss
100, Sept "a, isoo-Fortunata and Flo
mTenna Re i;Sre1,o to Geo W Moore; ~, -,
Api Il. ,sil-wim c h Srren to Josephine
anyn. 'e ssndsonn' 81 Liberty f;" st. s. go
i2spH ,s at rs. = IN av lssss Mar
Fulton, exr; atty. Rob, b Eas,on, i2o
BEACH ITINToNl AZ. E cor ii-t6 st,
Rosenbaum to Joshua Silverstein SOS ", q
End av: attys. Morrison q schin. go
IISTH ST s. 90 . a. az 2Gx,ooil. 'juiy 3
lsoS--Jno and Rosario Carucol 20 JOS Fo-
caril; attys. SLENDER h. .?s Broad
riMPsoN pL, e :, 1855 'i4i,h IS, Jo.
ieS".wm q and and Ma,iIda : scSar 10
El!z clifford; atty, Ernes, Hall. 81 VII;
s:p ST. 6 Il. n. az Madison av, i7.ix
zoos Ma 8, 'le0s-Jno l. Andrew. to
K KSnn Gilman nSn aoss"i BWay "''!. 800
DAY. Az e. 80 l7Gjh ST. 3s6Xloo,
M Sn s"H sss isc,h H'"eF any onn
"@RTH sT ms ~ sw Tm st S StSSSN
widow. and Jno p Conlon, unmarried. to
Union Dime saw Bank attys woodfori,
loisT ST. s2i W, :, ?oxioo July 20.
lall-Bella Harris to RAY ID Steuer. So
W ssth st: atty. NJ steuer. liS broad,
18TH ST $. west boundary. 200 from 9th
az Az, KNEW a, lot !" map iand. ; Sam,
to Amelia piecN. 2?oa 9TH av. attys, Amend
,ssr a CT lis Nassau ~ 81 s5s
snaa! w % to = rrSs! Co a'sys.. s,$ y;
boulevard, c b I. fixtures. July 10; 1913
n Rael,sSacn c2r.t, Co to Central cha:a q
HENRY ST. 100 MS sisx!s, Avg 3, .isOi--
SssassS 's coasn, ' .''s. MaSh:i% r.. e,
OLIVER liver ST, so, -. sssloo Mar !. $50 $50
d@c,ion Of mtg by order supr.m. court,
atty for ptr Hiram NJ XIX, ia. ri,
LoTTH 81 marcel a. man snbdiy proner,y w W
y ogden mirhbridss, Jun. :. lso7HAus
u Cederbrrg to Chas u Howlands, eNr
der supreme Court; attys Murray, a II
LOT sos. map Union m, Poweli e.taic
to DAM Vossler. lO7 Il ll2th st CO.. s.. 0o0
THoMPsoN ST. as. &? GRIND 81
Feltenstein ct al to samuel Wacht; attvs
Arnstein l.. l2S nway .........,. fs ,ooo
oath ST, n $50 Rwny, ltNloNll, Sept
% 19il--Louis r. Jnllade 10 Ferd Il Min
rath; attys, Merrill 4 II, 100 Bwsy. $500
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FREE BREAD GIVEN TO 1000.
supply Depot In Elizabeth street
Also Finds Work for Two women.

TWO thousand lOlves OF bread were dis
trbuted Yesterday Mt THE SUNS depot
Mt ESQ Elizabeth street. The 1900 loavcs
on hand when the depot opened lasted a
little moro than an hour. An order for
200 additional loavcs was made and this
arrived in time to supply n long line OF
poor mothers
Two dollars was given To an old woman
Tor pair OF shoes She spent 81 for the
shoes and bought eggs with the other,
Mrs. Witkowsky, whose rent was paid
BY two Of TUE SUNS readers, has not
been at the dcpot in three days She sent
word hy y little girl however. that she
II scruhhing floors every day Go keep her
two children In day nursery. Two other
children are regular visitors at the depot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22

Tomorrow. fair, moderate winds
becoming south.
For northern New England fair to-day.
warmer In the interior. Increasing cloudiness
and warmer tomorrow; moderate winds.
becoming south.
For New Jersey, fair to-day. warmer In
the interior; fair tomorrow: moderate
winds. becoming south.
For western New York. partly cloudy and
warmer to-day; partly cloudy tomorrow.
cooler in west portion; moderate southwest
winds. shifting to northwest.
NEW YORK, April ?2.--Thc depression
which moved northeastward on the Atlantic
coast central over Nova Scotia yestcr-
day. leaving the pressure high over all sec
tons west and northwcstward into the upper
lake regions and the west gulf section.
High pressure also prevailed over the
Northwest. but was low over the southern
Rocky Mountain and plateau states and
moderately low in the upper Mississippi
Valley.
Generally fair weather prevailed over all
Of tho country, excepting a little rain In
northern New York and In Nevada and rain
snow In Montana
1t was cooler in all Of the Atlantic states
in the upper Ohio and Tennessee valleys
in western parts Of the Dakotas. and west
and southwestward to the Pacific coast.
Freezing temperatures occurred In north 3
ern Maine and western Montana and heavy
frost was reported In northern Tennessee
In this city the day was fair and cooler:
wind. fresh to brisk northwest. average
humidity. 81 per cent; barometer. corrected
to read to sea level, at A. NJ, 2e9b
3 p. NJ. 30o6.
recorded by the ofnciai thermometer. 10 shown
in the anne Ned table:
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WASHlNGTON, April q Tho transport
Hancock has arrived at TumpiCo, tug Pom
tiar At Newport, cNlier Npstal at Linn
liaNru Hay, IA. Raj AZ Hampton Roads.
Gunhoat lsis u" Lu1un a. KY west.
submarine II q AZ hrcmcrton ana supply
ship supply At shanghai
The cruiser birmingham, transport Dixie
a ,troNers Henley hrHvton, Mccall Wa
ringinu, lHuldiug Ammcu Burrows, ra,tcr
son. Trippe, Tanning Rc,lc. Jar, 49, jenkins
mud I'urt h0N" sailed FROM Pensacola fpi
Vera cruz. IN" supply ship Gl.Ier fruu
MRfNan ior Ippn'p 'nWpo the tug Nlrlfut
f"om Key W 81 fnr Nrrn cruz the destroNor,
flusser. preston aud Neld from ponHacol
for Port Arthur T"N.. tho DESTROYER, Mon
aghtu. St"rrof Terry md Wake from Ron
80 .ulu f'I tu'N.-'.u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22

AUDUBON Az, l0s-Csrl Hieser ast Gustav
Bochme ct al Mar 81, 1914 ...... &5,ss2 IS
cambridge av, Gun Am Road, 2l0th st,
Wayne av and Bainbridse av Gun nm
Davis brown agt Montenors Home. sc, ct
al. Sept 2, lAl3. ...,.....,..,..Sl a,+22 IA
SAME pRoPERrY-Davis Brown agt same,
SAME pROrERrY--Davis Brown agt same,
..D sr.' iss EH-Aaronn Kaufman, az, ti eorsS
HOFFMAN ct AL June T. l9l3..,,,..,,,, $50
NTH ST 235 W-Mou 4 Cornelis agt
Joseph l.iebling 81 nj, Dec l. 1913. &i76 so
BrOnN.
MAPES Az, ai2o--u Goldberg & sons Inc,
ast John o keefe ct al, Mar L. 1914, s2s5
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SALES IBA AUCTION

---"-',|-,~',--->- ---~'>----~----~ -
hN VIRTUE Of an execution | viii sell
to-day At ~ \ NJ, li3 West A0th ST oMuu.
hattanl, cabinet Kewindcrs. Tables Desk
chairs, Vp"witer SAFE, fiilng Cabinets
Armchair 80 Reefs Of Motion g.. turrs.
nnsters, Photographs etc. \LFKEh FREE
MAN Marshal
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LIS PENDE<S.
Manhattan.

i6sD ST. u 400 OF Amsterdam nv.
slg.loNee, ll--Frederick IL Osterwhld agt
VI r l. Building CO ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage); attys, Philips 4 Avery.
CANAL. ST 6s; orchard ct, 20, and Orchard
81, 2t-Ahraham Dworsky hgt Israel ID
shlachet,ki ct al for.closure OF mort
,tnrEI.'ppt,SS'iv cor iTSth a., .,,x,oo
Harlem Savings Rank agt Washington
Ueirhts Development Construction Co
Of al foreclosure of mortgage. atty, II &
Clnch.
ll4TH ct. Gs E---v Evcrit Macy ct al act
Leon Giesman ct al foreclosure Of mort
gaee); attys Dawson 4 Underhil.
CENTRAL Park WEST. 2B.2 = of 99th
st, b5 Gxl0O-Union Dime Savings Rank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22

RosToN. Aprl 81 The Grand jury
that inquired iutp tho Affairs Of tho lcrry
Sogl Company OF Boston returned a
secret Indictment haVus leS counts to-
day
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HOUSES TO LET-FURNIsiIED.

FOR RENT--Furniahel. cottage six
rooms and bath, all Improvements nnely
located In BAY Ridge section BROOKLYN.
handy Ia cars; MAY to October AnplN
4a7 Snth St RrooklNn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22

Col George Ehrc'. the brewer sent a
check for $500 to the Honor Leg On fund
OF the Police Department YESTERDAYS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

WILL sacrifice for cash, large pecan grove
al traes BEARING, near Augusta, Ga. Address
ROOM HOS, Grand Hotel y Y.
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CoUNTR, BOAnDhm> WASTED.

GENTLEMAN country estate - acres
beautiful grounds, tennis court, garage, et,. :
rooms WITH privata baths and Pressing
rooms For further Information telephone
a. Ilrtltt
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oPPENHEIMER. ISAAC. to L Mtge CO. 800

oPpENHEIMER. ISAAC. to L Mtge Co 800
OSBAN REALTY co TO Paul Baumgdr-
kEIl. HENRY. JR, ct al, to Charlotte
KEiI.. CHARLOTTE. ext,. TO Henry KST
THOMPSON. MARY Mel. to Lawyers Mtge
.... ..-.. - ~
LAWYERS MICE co to Rondout Savings
NfiENx .-r n,o,,V'
LAMONT JOHN. to Jos Weed. ......i9. 900
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Raymond Guarini ct al ast Mechelina
Cantasano ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage) atty, Il A McShnne
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These NAVY orders we're ISsu.,
l.u.igu T. Rose, from the Rhod. Islans
to lp,lu, reserve hcot
Ensign q l. Weller from tho ChAttsnsoxa
10 tho Abtut
Passed A,sistan, Surgeon W n N~rnts
from the Georgia 90 Nnvol hospital Boston.
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

PROFITABLE farm. 80 acres house .
rooms bath, all improvements barn hon
merry, apples penrs excellent condition (.
bargain, FRANK STEVENS, Ridgewood.
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MORTGAGES.

due. &c. as per bond. attys. Kurz q
1925 ID av................... s-'ooV
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
Handsome Home on the Sound,

Magnificent view; rights to yacht club ard
beach. ideal all year home; every modern
Improvement; restricted neighhOrhood; large
plot, minutes walk to depot and trolley
Penn electric service direct IS minutes
easy terms Address II REACH 2tS West
stth Street, n Y, Phone 1880 Greeley
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with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorncy)
Downtown.
tSouth of Fourteenth ST
WASHINGTON ST. 2s7. :, 275Sis. :
John X Everitt TO Title T CO,
l7s Bway Apr 20. due as per bond SIS 900
HESTER ST. s. az g orchard st. 20 gx
Moses Mann to Title G. 7 Co. lI6
Rway Apr I'll due per bond. $4,000
GREAT JONES ST. n W, l66 W Bowery.
?3lx WIN stitch to Angle Booth.
Apr 20. 2 yrs c; atty. Title 9
Co, l76 Bway. ............,... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York ana New
England, fair and warmer to-day,
Tomorrow. fair, moderate winds
becoming south.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22

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