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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
VARIETY IN REALTY
MARKET TRADING
APARTMENTS, Flats, Dwellings
and Building Sites in Man.
haitian Find Buyers.
JACOB RUPERT IN DEAL
Takes ~. Nicholas Ave. House
Sol Bloom Leases Small
site for IL story Building.

small apartment houses. fats. dwellings
md tl'ldng sites were affected by yester-
t,v', trading. which was an improve
men. over other days Of the current weeks
IN yolumc. II not in quality. Col. Jacob
Ruruert, the brewer. was convinced that
.be .paitment house at the southwest cor.
-er o; 81. Nicholas avenue and 18th
street was "A bargain and signed contract
70 take 1t from the T. & ]. Smith Holding
Company. A Ave story building Of fire.
proof construction nearly so feet wide. Il
WAS held in the market at $4,000. but 1t
Is said that Rupert got 1t for less than
that. but how much less could not be
learned. A seven story house not far from
the Polo Grounds was sold. presumably
10 an investor, and a dwelling In Seventy
sixth street Just west Of Central Park
was bought by buyer who will make the
house his home.
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nv wireI-ss--Inc"mi vessels.

ss t'yurlr. i2sj miles east ~ sandy Hook
a. II A VI. Yesterday, .,.,. ,,.,,,
81 iona Wanda, 7,5 miles enst ~ sandy HOOK
ASA, 81. ,,,,. ,,oo,,
ss Csrmsnia. l,Iso miles east OF Sandy Hook
ss pa.otan. Puerto Mexico AS miles west
OF Sand Key a. noon -, .., -, s,
Ss Evelyn San Juan, - miles south OF sahaS
Hook AZ noon. an, .,. ,,,,....,
s. krcadian, Bermuda, 500 miles southeast
OF SANDY Hook ~ noon: 49,. 1T, ., =,
So Advance, tI1stobal " miles so"H VI
sandy Hook nj ! T. VI ,. ,;,.
3. City of Columbus, savannah mics
sou,hwsst Of Diamond shoals 81 y, VI
"a NJ RIO Galveston lt6 miles southwest oil
Diamond shoals al Q J. N. n.,
al s27 4. NJ. -,
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

NTH ST, 22ox22e W.. all--Jos shenk 20
Louis Rosenblett; II s,sh o., 80. va "a
from Feb l. 1914; atty, ID oo'd'ts'n o az
,,t MT' ST. aso, "a. and ass W sh--jos
s ss9s TO sr. L'I from n0'i F.s " ?''s
ss Tsine sr. 900 w. ground hoor-Morr,. i
ss sns1 1T, . 3 yrs from Jan H. isi. a,y.,
fitch. N 4 o. 80 Nassau ct. tsss
WATER ST. Gss, aii--leonora II W.l;srook
ss-l2 yrs from Feb I. 1914; attys' WOLF
- sheriff yu, .o,,n.;.r sL anS
''R xan me- 1OS and d ano. eSrs to hmiis bug
is sii atty jo. senser. scs W so,h
ssTH ST, iii W. Is, and "a iot,s--Times So
Impt Co TO Reuben Sadowsky. 6s5 West
End ay. y. from Feb l. i'it atty n
10 michael FeiG%an s'a y Ssi st. !. S Sss
yre from Jan 20 1914 s''y, SO! R:gssS
,,1TH sri. aso.ass W. ali--Morri. Ksis to
Shenk Realty Const Co, 40 " iisth st.
+ii-l2 yrs from July 1. 1909; attys. Nor,
.S til" 81, Ss.Ss W. par, IAN incor ss.Si--
West tS,h - Realty co TO- Rohsr, p konn
s az " K issa . r. s'G mroa TsD '
cHRYsTIE sT. Eli. store and basement -
CarInariato Real Estate co 10 q Cannizsao
rARK hV, az, store iloor and par tSilsr.,
Jos dsssnhs!me,r to Geo Young, o,
E .%l srSpnar ,Ts 'f s%4s "a" !. w.
LENox Av,. iOa, .store, Meyer A bern
heinz iten ."a y ns' from S %sy f'ng s,ss
B&sP Brew Co. iasth At and Amsterdsn
,,sT sr. rsa W, cor 's;tor..lulia. lAcSsn
yrs from Jsn, 4, 1914; attys, y ]
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MORTGAGES.

with nam. ana sSarss. of lender and
"' Ds~a.s.n a'''
pou,u, south o, ron, nssarh st.. -, s.,os7k
a.S: ai Ss!ss 3 si %s ;s"SS.'
""'' K.., side. .'''''
,.r,, or ~ 'io: q : sH ,.,,,. -ux Arm.
i,i. su. '' 81. Inns GO Ill., h"sz
'''''''''''' w... side. ''''''
west Of ''''A III iio. s .::' '''''''"'A an"
18th st. ,ts ", :s.s, s-7 Bach, L4ipp! ., 70
Pearl w::,m man %" " IAN st, ,, yan ~;
pr mfg y5O.OVV yrs VI A''y's az
SETH ST. 80. isls COLUMBUS sy' =, l'S zoo,
gran, ina Saw Ssas; q Chamber. .; s.; Jan
7oTW ST. 2<l W, ls.exio0.e-Harry W
M MSMsIy - p? S due a. per bond: atty,
Co. Nv ~ ,,,,,,nh ,. 40 7srioa Nv
7s rri , ~ realty Corpn to Met Iife ms Co
Madison, sy. Ssn ~; due MAJ Ms ssg
- Pc s'V'' '...'..., 1920, 600
UPTOWN own, y, ,,o,, a.,
,sr Ay. s.;s s,,s a en- T,spia,
is,i. due Feb :, 1914 6 p c; atty, rhinldiRS
i.eT rH sr. .. ibo v ienox ay. sosico' u
Aaron guedalta 20 EMILY S,1'' a a,
Country Club Grounds. Wes'vnes'sss1o onn
q: due Apr q, igdN B 81 AZ "'t SO 900
,ssT} ST.. tod 10 az W. ls .s,n sasIsn.
Bank, s6S nn az c;nS SAn ativ " M Powell
mtxSv 81 stan ''''''' "'' Si0S 900
i7sTM ST -. 100 ASaus ans, AZ kin rspN and
-rHe.S n sEth at mr. mtg Sli o. 900, install.
an" Ian az; attys, Lesc 4 Co, IS Nassau
IS ,.,,,,aS ~. ,..th st, ssis M' S01
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
NEW BRONX BUILDIN 6s.

Plans filed In The Bronx Comprised
those by Charles b. Meyers for . two
story brick store and dwelling a0x40 on
the south side Of 16sth street. Ss.S feet
IVES, Of Fox street. for the Normal Con-
Hructon Company. John Brown. presi-
dent, at a cost Of $4,000. and BY Harry
= Howell for q five story brick tenement
house. 7bx5S.s. on the west side OF Lyman
place. 1897 feet north Of 1esth strsst for
federsen. president. at . cost Of 5000
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AUDUBON Av. APARTMENT PLANS.

Plans have been flied BY Emery Roth.
architect. for the construction OF n five
story apartment house on the north side
OF 114th street 100 feet east Of Audubon
avenue II will have q frontage OF forty
Ave feet and depth OF eighty-two feet
with a facade Of brick and limestone and
will contain twenty-one apartments The
Casa Doro Realty Company, Oroxino
Colasuonno. president. is the owner. The
cost has been estimated At $4,000 by the
architect.
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RUPERT BUYS APARTMENT.

The Nehring Company has sold for the
r J. Smith Holding Company. Thomas
Smith president, the new five story fire.
proof apartment house with stores. on
piot 5sexl00. at the southwest corner OF
s., Nicholas avenue and t76th street. The
property was held ae $4,000 and has
been bought by Jacob Rupert.
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SITE FOR BRONX FLATS.

PROSPECT Morris Berkowitz
has bought for a client a plot, 50xl50
on the east side OF Prospect avenue. 100
feet north of fremont avenue. The
buyer will improve the site with a i've
story nat.
LANE.--James 4. Barry
has sold n plot, 50xl00, on the north
side Of Featherbed lane, 233 feet east of
Nelson avenue. The buyer will erect q
i've story Hat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
MORE SECURITY COMPANY SUITS

The Yer Planck Estates fled three suits
In the Supreme Court yesterday to FORE
close mortgages on property at ls6th
street and Audubon avenue, now held by
the bankrupt New York Real Estate Sc
curity Company. Two of the mortgages
are for 100000 and the other IL for $780,.
600 and all were executed by the Comfort
Realty Company. which later disposed Of
the property to the New York Real Estate
Security Company.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Bliss Real Estate Company, Inc, Man
haitian; capital. $4,000; directors. Henry
ID Bliss, Brooklyn. n. r.. Ernest +. Bliss
Otto J. Bliss. New York.
Davidson Realty Company. Inc. Man
haitian capital, 5000; directors, Frank ].
Davidson. Mary T. Davidson and Henry \.
RosenbsY.. New York.
Gibbs 4 Kirby. inc. Manhattan: capital.
sb 900; directors. Albert p. Gibbs, stamford,
Conn; Chariss w: Kirby Frederick y. J.
Hatciiffs. New York.
Maioch Realty Company. Inc. Manhattan;
CAPITAL. Is, 600; directors. Fairfax a. Reilly.
Xdolph Engei and Joseph EnGel. New York.
Academy Construction Company. Inc.
Manhattan; capital ei,oooi dirsct0re. MoritS
Ksndsl Morris vEsu4snhesm and Alexander
.,.S g dsc siSi tiSsc: a,rsesors %r.ds1iei
= Hssch. Stanley Y. DeAch StPAtford. CoAn.
LuciSs u. 0iibert. New York
,. p:sse" e.piss aiT:s.o;: Hss.l;
Marsm. Minnie Marsn. Ely Maran and fds
ISrsn New YORK city
Intercity Apartment House Company. Tho,
Manhattan; capital. l1.oQ0i dirsotors. OsorSs
ri. EARLE, August b. Loeb. Philsdelphia
Ra,ph Wolf, New York city.
Mar RuildinE Company, Inc, The Bronx
cAnifsL $500; dissetors. Dorothy Cohen. Man
S,nHen and Bessie solomon. New York city.
nmsnon Duiidias Cerpe!stt0n. Brooklyn
cspitsl u, zoe; directors. Wlllism shapiro
Hscokiyn; Leon 0aSfunksl Nellie osffshksl
New Yesk
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MORE BRookLYx APARTMENTS.

shanpan L Shampan are preparing
plans for a six story apartment house
10 b" erected on plot b0xI1s.s at the
northwest corner Of Grand and Rodney
streets by the Kssp Construction Com
ppsny' II will house tfirty.eight fan.
Tiles and will COST $4,000.
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TO ENLARGE SAITH ST. STORE.
Oppe nheim, Collins 4 Co. File plan.
for Larger Qaarters.

The eleven story building Of Oppenheian,
Collins Co. at 80 to SO West Thirty
fourth street and a. to so West Thirty
fifth street 10 to be enlarged by the con =
struction Of All addition on Thirty fifth
street at the west side Of the present
structure. This addition will give AN al =
ditional frontage Of eixty.two feet and
will be the same In height and design.
Buchanan q Fox. architects, have est
mated the cost at S16O,0OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29

WASHINGTON Jan, IS 49, These army
orders wepe issued to day;
Major c, N. Barney retired. from recruit
ing service At FL Paso 10 home,
First Lieut.. 7. w. Dunn, retired, from
recruiting service at Duluth TO his home.
Field Artillery.
CAPT Z. Nixon. to Fltth Infantry.
Second Lieut.. r.. - Miller, Twenty ninth
Infantry to Castle Williams. Fort Jay,
Il y. TO duty with Ninth Disciplinary Com,
psny.
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LOFT TO REPLACE DWELLING.

George J. Cavalieri. architect. has filed
plans FOR making over and remodelling
the -four story and basement dwelling at
16 West Fifty-sixth street. into Il five
story loft building With studios for DR..
James Bishop NJ m estimated cost OF
SIS. 900.
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BROKERAGE NOTES.

George F. Ladue. for eight years a.
rector and manager Of Pease 4 Elliman's
bond and mortgage department has re-
signed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29

Navy orders issued:
Capt. j. $. Hoogewcrff, from var college
to superintendent naval observatory, Wash
tnEton,
Capt. w. !. Maxwell. from war college
to comma nd naval station, Guam
Capt. J. L. Jayne, from superi tendsnt
naval observatory to command the New
Jersey.
Capt. r. X. nm, from command of the
New Jersey to home for orders.
Commander A. w. Kinds. from com.
mandant Guam station to homo for orders.
Lieut.. X. A. White. from Philadelphia yard
to the Tacoma,
Lieut.. r. a. Clement, to Portsmouth yard.
Lieut.. c. N. Acuili. from tho Tacoma to
home for orders.
Ensign X. 4. Robertson, to the Cheyenne.
Chsplain j. N. r Mcdinty, from receiv-
lag chip At New York to the Tennessee.
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! swINTON ST, Q g. 12s n Eastern Blvd, 13.sx
| irreg-Emma N Poiak to Robt Miller. $50
W is5th st. Jan 20, yrs y c; atty.
NJ J Seaman, 81 Chambers st....... $500
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Arrived WEDNESDAY. January IA
S. olympic. 2;y2 T. NJ. Southampton. Jane
Is Kroon land. ~, \, NJ, Antwerp. January ~
s. Iaurentic. icss 4, n. Tuesday. liverpool
- Gs,ileo. "a. y. HUI January 10.
IS AngOt. q 4. NJ, Dundee. december %
SIS Pptrol.in, sl6 \ NJ. Bordeaux. January II.
:. Burger ue,ster Petersen. 7:>0 A. NJ. Shields.
~ la oampine. II a. n Tuesday. Antwerp
Sc Mariner. 10 "a A. NJ. Hu.lra. December q
IS Hensdor,s. ~ 4. ", King ton. Janusry %
.ornos a. b Sn,llia, !a y.nnsry -.
ss Mineric' $50 =. N TUESDAY, hroados.
'' s. PIN; :; August Wilhelm. \. NJ. Santiago.
So Port ANTONIO, SIS p VI Jamaica, Jss-
uary e. ,.,
IS Comai, Key West January "a
IS Apache. lacksunvillr, Janusy =
IS RIO Grardc, Brurswck, january 49,
:, 70, rim Newport News. January ="
- Glcn.rn. Wilmington, y G. January n
- sol. Galveston Januar, %
- Kingston, Philadelphia. January u.
- Hamilton Norfolk. January .,
!. IS Il,lawar Philadelphia JhhuhT5 ~
hKRivED PROM NEW YORK
s. Ocesu!c. AT Southampton,
SIS Cleveland, 81 Gibraltar.
S. President Iincoln, At hamburg.
IS Wes,rrdyE, a. ROTTERDAM.
81 Caroline. at NaNfc.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS 81 Paul. from Southampton.
s. Princes Irene, from Naples.
~ Europa. from Naples
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az, II cor l77,h st san
W chas ii Ro.srthaL owner; Prc,thoia
krumholz constr 60. contractor 800
18TH ST, al and ?,s w-Raisier Heating
Go y- Louis II Harris, owner and con.
9TH Az {. q cor iioth ., 6o,ioo--Jos.ph
kaufman We Plaza Garden Theatre. lessee
NEW CHAMBERS ST, ., and Duane st. ID
owner: Perg Cafe and Hotel, Inc, lessee
s7 TIS ST. s9" Is. to il. wS-Braun.sl.. Brown,
Radiey steel Constr Co. contractor. .i6A:t
NTH ST, l? w--iierman First W. samuel
Cohen owner and contractor ;:'i sov ~ %
standard Plumbing supply Co VS. Fran
ce-oo cerbone. owner and coniraesor. re
oRAMrRcY PARK SOUTH, l2--P Asuado
co W Matilda Rhinelsnder' owner
srM am nv. ..s0 e"h; 'i Il ssuman VS. WIN y
Brady, owner; Alexander stern stern
4 20 and \ stern A co, Inc conirae,
,cTW AZ, 100 ana ic2 - WIN Klein vs.
Michael Mcclure owner Long & haSS s5S
Bronx.
OLD BOSTON POST RID, - bssIi Ra' ,s
ay, 80 txsslx irrex--Attanasio Carraila @"
agt Nicola Parrinelii and Filomens Ven :
lsoTH ST, 50, whole front Gerard av 90
river Nv, i50x2oo--Peiham OPERATING Co
Construction co, contractors ,,,,;s.;.'.. -, '
EAGLE AZ, -. so n ,ss,h e; ass,s's rn,'nS
Brewing Co. owner; Felber Ensinee,inss
Works, contractor ,,,..,....',..,::'..'' ttis
TASL3Sh az SorndTans Sons sst
Cohen, owner and contractor. $3.50
10TH ST. $, whole front Of Hushes ay
shapiro AIT Orlando Mi'ciene, owner and
w tSssrrEisr ~ .2.. to ag5och.pls.
lplliug 90
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

TAT II vEsEY STREET. J

LAT ~ NEsEI STHEET.I
ny Joseph p. Day.
sTH Az. .:sso-?s 80 cor isist 81. 1871 to
Macombs pl xaos.B to i6ist q. 1901.
three o sty. tennis 4 strs on AVN Y
County Natl Bank ast II Peekworth
ct al; due. e3c.o%o.oS: taxes, &C. es.e7+.70;
sub 20 nvss mtss assr:ys,inE siss. 900; 70
is,Tn 50; II. z; !; sse's park az
Trust Co. trus agt w @ Rock at all due
t5.As627 taxes. &c, $500; TO the plain:
srH Az. sss. . q. 6t.s n ASH ct. aa17s. Z sty
brick stable; lsasehoid-Amelie Lambert
ast c o 4 psreovsl .. al: pArsition; -. e
LAWN Az. houth osone Park. l. I. e..
s.. LamS S:rsy act 'Sai P.ro.v. ae :, a.
pa5t,!iSS; y e II. plaintiff. .;;;"..',;.;saso
2O.sIio. 10, 6 sty tsnmt 4 str and : sty
rear loft bldg--Oerman SavEs Bank aGt
Isidor Bergsr ct al; due. ei6. 1895; taxes.
&c, al..29.7s: TO the plaintiff $50
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE,l
by L. J. Phillips 4 Co.
s?sxicoTxsss. . sty dwig and vacant
c. Erswn Ar n MciAoyhiin ct q;
journed 10 February IL.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
MACDONALD RANALD II. to Harry u F
aSSS4 NA AT Il irs ;S VIZ;
KsGSinEwirch.. sAMuhL 4. TO s:%Ssi
rovNa. cHXs ii. ana sno, tru.. 10 Bank Bank
MSRTi HSGRs' TlHojs. ,iu:. TO xivina Mcy.r.ji
MEYER. ALvINA. to Gertrude Mar:
nHGHss1rED. icHAaa +. iru:. t.; Emma i
MAR s MAX. 10 N:liii. X Rc;..ntihaii $3.50
MARTiNUs THos. exr. to rhos Martinu.,
powssrrrr. LYDIA n. to Jane.
TILE iseu Z 4 co to i,oui. brush. .;is.SSS
SAME and Thos A 3 Besstis to Arthur
RGsEssrEiS.. JACK L, TO TO solomon bi::S .
sxsHwITz. isoioMoN.' 10 Harry x
prBiic BANK OF n i CRY TO jja:i i 4.
"Soe MTG y 4; SECURITY CO to sew.iy
HR v,e Realty co to Lester ' Fiors.
oFPffiESHEiMER jijLius and .no. ,rs.,
Ls%S SHiss' rir Ts"i iSs r co TO xlb.l!
oFPESmElMER. JULIUS .t al. ,ru: $50 70
Ficrette steindisr. ..........'.....N
Bronx.
KLEIN. FANNIE. to Fannie Levy. 5000
cHAMBELIN. GEO +. exits, to Fred a
coSbiT. wM L. and ano 10 ,Jo:.pSsin: [
BAs}i%iTz Julius. TO Harry 4 king iiS %
WilRIBAcH. FRED x, 70 North side say
MscTkLoUohi. ANNA N. TO Alfred sd;
AF pIT MIRO conliP to Eaaii.ti: lie Ia.
RniSEIXSpER fHiLif. .s 10 Atlantic
ME- Corr, a. misS; .';...;;..;s:... Mis, coS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises iOa Sun sets =. SOC Moon seb----e1S
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k Gas Gov Island 1902 Hei, Osse. --0sD
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AMI An
SapdyU'I $50 Gov Island $40 He'll 0Ate... So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29

SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS NJ. Paul, from Sou'ha rptor.
- Princes Irene, from Naples.
~ Europa. from Naples.
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Gambler Building, Times square.
Unusually light, attractive ofices.
!, ID. 4 II. V. Dixie. Agents, go W. 42d sc.
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with name and address OF owner and
attorney. When attorneys name IS omitted
address party Of second part.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-02
HEALTH INSURANCE
 CASE IS DECIDED
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS AP. PEAL FROM FAULKNER CIR
 CUT COURT.

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat:
 Little Rock, March 2.-The supreme court today affirmed the case of Great Eastern Casualty Co. vs. Frank E. Robins, appealed from the Faulkner circuit court. In the lower court the appellee was given judgment against the insurance company for $536, as in demnity on health insurance policy issued in 1912, the insured claiming benefits under the palic yby reason of an illness extending over a period of about six mouths. The company re- sisted payment on the ground that the character of the illness was not such as to necessitate confnement within the meaning of the policy. The su- preme court, citing several similar cases decided in other states, held that the fact that person was permitted by his physician to take certain amount of exercise or to spend portion of his time out of doors would not relieve the insurer of liability, provided the insured was so incapacitated to to be wholly unable to transact the ordinary duties of life. A 12 per cent penalty and an attorneys fee were added to the judgment by the court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-02
Y|LONIA PEOPLE
 WANT PIKE ROAD CONWAY PROMISES AID MASS MEETING TO BE HELD AT VILONIA TO PLAN PER
 MANENT ROAD.

Stating that good turnpike between Vllnoia and Conway would be of more service to the people than a railroad or interurban trolley line, delegation of citizens from Vilonia were here Saturday afternoon seeking to interest the business men of Conway in the proposition of building macadam road the distance of about 13 miles between the two towns. The Vilonia committee received much encourage ment while here, one prominent mer- chant assuring them he would sub- scribe $l,000 toward the road.
 In order to see first what can be done at Vilonia a mass meeting will be held at that place Saturday after noon, March IA, at 2:30 o'clock. At this meeting committees will be ap- pointed to take up the matter all along the line and at Conway It is estimated that the road can be built at a cost of about S1 900 mile or probably not over S15,000 for the road. One of the committee suggested that it might prove cheaper to move the road from it's present location and run it on top of the ridge which extends entirely across the county east and west, as the expense of moving rock would be less.
 Pres. c. L. Hawkins of the Arkansas Holiness College, Rev. J. w. Terrell and several others were here Satur- day i'll the interest of the movement
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-02
GUARDING AGAINST
 SMALLPOX SPREAD

Strict precautions against a spread of smallpox in Conway are being taken by the local authorities and with the vigilant policy being pursued since the first case developed here last Thursday, little fear is felt that the disease will become scattered. There is still only one case, Miss Ida Baskin of the Anderson addition, who has the disease in very mild form and was able to sit up yesterday.
 pr, George s. Brown, the county health officer, acting under instruc- tions of the State Board of Health, has ordered all persons who visited Miss Baskin before the character of her illness was determined to be vac cinated and to remain under quar- antine until the vaccination begins to take"
 Writing to Dr. Brown. Dr. Morgan Smith of Little Rock, secretary of the State Board of Health, stated that the epidemic in other Arkansas towns had been largely due to careless dis regard of the proper precautions and the time to prevent suc.' an epidemic is when the first case was discovered.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-02
CITY PRIMARY TO
 BE HELD TUESDAY

Although considerable interest is be- ing manifested hardly the usual amount of excitement seems to prevail over the city Democratic primary cleo tion to be held in Conway tomorrow All of the candidates declare they are confident of success, and most of them are claiming that they will receive a majority of the votes, making it un- necessary for them to contest in the run-off to be held March 16. There are three candidates for mayor, five for marshal, two each for recorder and treasurer, three each in the First and Third wards for aldermen and two for aldermen in the Second ward, besides long list of nominees for committee men.
 The polls will open at a. m. adn remain open until 6:30 p. m. The voting places will be as follows: First
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ward, Frauenthal & Schwarz ware house, Prairie and Front Streets; Sec ond ward, courthouse; Third ward Commercial hotel sample room.
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PAPERS FEATURE
 DOYNE'S ADDRESS

Although several other educators of national prominence delivered ad- dresses on the same day, both the As sociated Press and the Richmond papers reported the address of Pres. J. J. Doyne of the Arkansas State Normal as the feature of last Thurs days session of the Department of Superintendency, National Education Assc .iation, which convened at Rich mon, Va, last week The Richmond New Leader carried a column syn opsis of MT. Doyne's speech at the head of it sstory of Thursdays ses- sion. MT. Doyne's subject was "The Preparation of the Rural School Teacher" He spoke without notes and received much applause.
 President Doyne and Prof. C. C. Denney, who also attended the meet ing, returned to Conway Saturday night.
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ALTERNATIVES WIN
 IN JOINT SESSION

The Harlan and Franklin literary societies of Hendrix College Satur- day evening held their annual joint open session, a large number of stu dents and friends of the institution being present. A very interesting program was presented, the oratorical numbers being interspersed with piano solos and music by the Hendrix band. The debate, Resolved, That the Pres ident of the United States Should be Elected to a Term of Six Years and Should be Ineligible for Reelection was won by the affirmative side, which was represented by Messrs. D. W. Pierce (Harlan) and J. H. Bishop (Franklin). The negative side was represented by Messrs. B. F. Musser (Frankiin) and c. c. Blair (Harlan)
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STOCKHOLDERS IN
 N[W BANK MEET

Marking the close of it's firsts busi. ness year the stockholders of the Far mers State Bank, organized here early in 1913, met this morning and elected directors for the ensuing year. The directors, all of whom were reelected are as follows: w. B. Mills, w. L. Whitten, Wm. J. Drummer, J. A Pence, s. G. Smith, Wiley Mosley anc Frank Farris.
 In his report to the stockholders Cashier Frank Farris stated that al the close of the first fiscal year tht bank has deposits exceeding $2O0, ,OO( and that the net earnings of the insti tuition were 19 2-5 per cent of its cap ital stock.
 The directors will meet tonight fol the purpose of electing officers and de claring dividends.