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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and a
torney)
JUNE 30.


Nov ]. 1912; Utility Realty Co TO Morgen2
than Realty Co; $1,000; atty. W Wech-
| INTERvALE Az. " $. aaaIo West.
, Constr 60 20 Freehold Constr Co; Loo;
attys. Shapiro & s. 800 Bway.
+ LOT 446. map 42i sec \. vyse estate;
/ Aug II 1911: II McCrecry TO American Bap-
/ tlst Home Mission Society: $1,000; atty. l
/ g 90.
/ PROSPECT. ~. W 9. adj lot 80. map lard
OF G Morris l2ONl7j. Nov ,. 1911: Bimberg
Wettrr Amusement 20 to J q T. I.chcrtz;
5000. atty y Fredris6 - Nassau st. 20,
{ 100: sept II, 1905. + Mccarthy to c y
Squier; 500, 900; attys, Shepard & II, III
BWdN
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor 9sth st,
! 100 ike l1xlO6.jX130.1i: Jan 81 1911, Chez
teriield Realty Corpn TO J Rosenthal. 1873
eth av: ST.. 500; attys. Marks q NJ. sc Pa
ST NICHOLAS. Az. e $ All n Q cor from
/ 164th 81. runs lO9ax 25X foN 99. to
lt+ih St III s to Or e cor a Az. x Il
Alice + Brown, 5000: atty w Ellis l49
Bway
av. 25X1oO: June -. 1893; V g Bergan and
wife to Mary x VI Glynn; 5000. atty J j
O'Grady. 2II Bway.
TIFFANY ST. " ;. 1910 s Interyalc av
90 AK 2jN g 4S2 TO beg: March 4. 1911 4;
FIiz Willtts 10 Sarah u O'Leary; 5000
atty. \ SNOW. IL Wall st. eco
7'TH Az. 80 and 80. cor Goth st, l62
and O. 1851 .GXi9 iX"S.5; Feb l?l-
Helena : & Aug Eckcl 70 the Franklin say
Bank: $1,000. atty. W Powell : wall 81.
I SAME PROPERTY. Dec Is. 1902: same 10
same. $50 600: atty. same. 49,
BATH ST. g go 9th 90, l5SaSe; Aug
% 1855: ! 4 NictOrine Litter 10 l. van
Jngcn: $4,000: atty T g Co. 49,.
5oD ST 81 ". n s. go 9th Az 2lNlU o;
Dec Is 1883: J Duff to Title Guar a ! o.
10Th ST. n s. 65.J W from n W cor Ext.e-
rior 81 14g lUxl00.4: 6Sth It. . 70 y.
4 % tixJ54: June II. 1912; W 4 Amy
! 1--WE to Rosa Doctor & ano; Sl'Wo' a'lS'
, " b. Levy. 10 BWay. o.
IN ST. 80 L. n $. IS " Park az ~, - 9,I
n i. 900 20 21l l.. :. 100 9 Sd aV' Jo;oA
io..I ix5Oxa5.S: all property in New Rochfll''
- total property interest, legacy or uls
tive share ~ party lst part IN the IS,
IA - r II Hall, decd; Fe6 v IN - 81, n
Hall ID y l. crnan. 20 W 9Sth So, a aml
u Mo-. 81 berkeley pl Bklyn; A,oVO'
a,tTs Kerr & More. ~ Bway.,
/ 4oD ST II s, Els " 9Th ay, j 9Xlg
runr q 1909: T. Spey"rs 70 |n'den' 9,2
/ W lo2d st. Sl3.jO0; attys' Deyo q 49, 10
sAME PROPERTY. Mar Q, 1890 al J. To c,
t,s,s sia GO: atty. r C 60.
"I i%1TII sT 20 +. 5. III Mad'so7 az
o-iIo1 II. MAY I. 1906. b e BeITlste'. 20
I n NJ Abrahams and sno. eXrs' F"'oP'' ''''''
Strooct & s. 30 Broad s.. ,,..,s,, a.
Hui9"Tti ST, 20 +. $ $. 1el = Madison Nv :;
- Zoo II tng ? 1905: G Hofsp"sei 70 +
/ Eernstcin, s.. SEQ: atty. d Orange -
sex St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
AeRfAal Estate
Buying of Upper Park Az.
Parcels Still Continues

been appointed agent for the new SIX
story business building at 10 West
56th ST., adjoining the home OF the
Calumet Club. This building was re-
Gently leased to John r. McMurray
for a term of twenty-One years.
The board of directors of the First
Mortgage Guarantee Company have
declared a quarterly dividend of q per
cent. payable July l to stockholders of
record June ..
Wctmore & Atwood have recently
placed for the Clifford Building Com
pany $4,000 at per cent on the new
building, west side Lyman Place, near
169th st. Also for the Freeminstreet
Company $4,000 at 3 per cent on the
new building, west side Simpson St,
near Westchester av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

,.,.,,pv.,y al and .GaG. o. g. 5oIi n
.a.t,,,i'' my 100. " BURNS To- Utility
on '.,," ~ "a l., iod ST. limo 20 tutg
i,'"'. ,,,o, Stno. ..ft, ritlc Guliantcc Co
- 81. ppopltETY. Ttlity Realty co 10
- N'''u. ..,,,.
-; ,n,,- ~ * a., cor OF 157th 81. Xix
20 'f',iii," rrart, 90 10 Granville Realty
- -.1 ~ INN 81. June 20. 81. atty.
IN. Guarautec 60
,,.I.,n ,,'',..i,.if. June 2b: W Chiiycr
F'N"v ,,f r,,tty 90 Inc. ~ W .7th
iti' , 4" .,o ,,ntr SCI 0oOj. $1,000. atty,
a., .'',..,,r'-,.te.. 60
Il,., n>rIl " s "a cor Of Goth 81.
~ - ,I',,,,.,insuI, Nav H.: \ -
49, 10 central Parl, west Corpu.
IiH 50 iNi, ~ co. o.. <-tI opo- ativ- Sulli-
iH NaH a'' '".' a.. g.
van sr add Manhattan Bridge.
o. /" W rs lot o. map II Rutgers G&4N.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

LOTS ga t. 32G same to Mary \ McCor-
mack. 40 Attn ave. 81.
LOr 33l and 81; same 10 l. VAIL. Jr.
LOTS 3ls 10 80; same to Anna A Kimber.
SO Bronx PARK south: 81
LOTS 80 70 -; same to II Ciews, q W
LOTi 80 to 81; same to \ X Butler. $40
Bronx Park south, 81
LOTS 2O3 % 10 10 and I'll same 10 g
II Warren. 92i Jth az; 81;
LOT 3l4. saTe to II J Latham, l42 Forest
av. Rockville Centre, l. ]; 81.
LOTS 81. ;Jl, go; same 10 Ponte, 6es
stu AZ, Astoria, l. l.. 81.
lot ~ and 2s3: same to A Hoegger Al
Hintoic 81. Jersey CITY. J 81.
Lot ~ - 80. 299 TO 395; came TO f
Fleischl. GO7 Z 1911 { 81
G31 " 14sth st. 81.
LOIS AZ and 41G: same 70 F Dono-
van. city Hall. Boston; 81.
LOT I01 20 104; same TO p Todd. Nor
rlstCwn, y J. 81.
LOT III; same to NJ HOLSTER. Pleasant
'@ lot =: to ZOE. 2a3. ga. 4o5 and 400;
. same 20 T. Vigouroux. 800 W sitb 81; 81.
LOTS 1o5. 90 and 22O. Same 20 l katz'
1I3 Prince st: 81
lot 37s: same to s Copllowitz 81 Union
~ LoTS az. las and 24s. same TO Suzanne
NJ Terrizzi. 3S4 Mott av; 81.
LOT ISL: same TO e r Black, s6s Macon
LOIS ~ and $50: same TO 4 McCor-
mack ISIS Waterloo pl: 81 o,o, -
LOT 81: same TO II Ploettner' 2433 Cor
nelia 81. Brooklyn: 81.
LOT i3S same 10 II f Keller, 3os Jane
81. West HOboken, y J; 81.
Lot 1f3; same 10 f Pieper' st George
lot 25i: same to / Boeder. 26o7 white
Plains ri; 81 -
lG5 1lx50 9x10s 3; Land co u Of Edenwald TO
r Donohuc g. Bayside u. Rocksway beach ;
Feb %; 81; atty Edenwald Land Co. ~
Madison ay. -
Gilbert to sarah Shine. % + 1890 st; June
. mtg 1891 So; 81; atty, NJ Sheinert' 800
TNGON Az. W $. so OF 165th st, 2ox75;
Annie " Maiewsky to Clara 9 Majewsky'
1907 Union av: May mtg $500. 800; atty
\ Gerhards $50 + 18th st.
WALTON Az, $. % or 1881 81, oOx
ZOO to Norris av; Wclton 10 il Morgcn.
thsu Co. 30 T. I'D st; June .; 81; atty. 7 q
4 r co. l76 BWay.
WALTON Az. g cor l19th 81. 6OXlVO,
same 10 same: June -: 81, atty same.
WESTMINSTER Az, 8. lo-4 W OF -
AIMS az. 5lSvlOo; Lorenz Iellcr to Il Mich.
ling. 2e9 W lSlst st; Feb IL 81 atty. T.
Michling 2jS BWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Brooklyn Sales.

John f. Burke sold for Louis Bon
crt, builder, the new three story, six
family brick apartment house, 472
4Oth ST., Brooklyn, on plot 3Ox1O0 feet,
to an investor; and 628 40th St, a
two story, two family brick dwelling
house, on lot 20X100 feet, for the In
terboro Security Company, to buyer
for occupancy.
Henry Pierson & Co. have sold the
modern three story and basement
brownstone dwelling house, 20x131
feet, at 1919 Prospect Pl.. above Carl
ton av., for George Z. Murphy to a
client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Apartment Leases.

n. Brigham Hall and William d.
Bloodgood. Inc, have rented for the
Lcsk Realty Company apartments in
% East 48th st. TO Mrs. Rosa Epstein,
Miss Margaret Slosson and John b.
Payne.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
Inc, rented a duplex apartment Of
fourteen rooms and four baths at 11O
West 57th ST. to Miss NJ. K. Hustled;
apartments at 60 Washington Square
to Carton MoOre-Park and Robert w
Amick, and an apartment at SO East
10th st. to Alexander S. Webb, presi-
dent of the Lincoln National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. $50 Z. Pope 81 al ast NJ
Fine Ct al foreclosure OF mtg attys' e.
xuS. Gleason * Proskaucr
10TH ST. $50 r. : Pope e. al agt l.
Feldman 81 al foreclosure or mtg, att!s'
,Elkus Gleason y Proskauer.
g. 10TH ST. 354 +: : Pope ct al ast selma
3 Cohen ct al foreclosure Of mtg)i att!s'
Eu1Is Gleason 4 Proskauer.
10TH ST 80 W; J kaplsn agt Hearne
Realty Co. Inc, IT al (amended foreclosure
OF mtg; attys Cohen Bros.
18th ST. 23i and go T.: Metropolitan
Savings Bank agt J Doelger Ct al Gore
closure OF mtg: attys \ & w Hutchins
9TH ST. 30 l.: \ Run agt Rosendort
ct al foreclosure OF mtg: atty. c Run
HOWARD ST. q cor Bway. 2@.5N1l .lON
irrog; r. II SWartwout 81 al agt b l. Har-
soil et al foreclosure Of mtg; atty NJ
Thomson.
18th ST. 2iI +; Manheimer agt Hen
rictta Allen 81 al foreclosure Of mtg 3
atty " r Hill
Hath ST. 80 W. Ella Hirsch agt Carrie
MARY ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attyS'
Baudlor 4 Haas.
AMSTERDAM Az, n " cor 16oth st. 5oN
lcJ. Ella h Cassidy agt Helen Sieberg
(partition)" atty, T. ! Mcclure.
147TH ST. > s. 100 II " OF 9Th az, 120X
99I1: Corn Exchange Bank agt G Weill et
al foreclosure of mtg; attys, Bowers &
Sands
18TH ST. III W. Corn Exchange Bank
agt Ensign Realty co ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attys, Bowers & Sands.
The Bronx.
LISBON Pr. cor Cadz pl 6oxtoo; 7
T Burden tr (adm), agt Mary \ Costello
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Buys Newark Theatre.

Charles L. Robinson purchased from
William Scheercr. of the National
Union Bank of Newark. N. j., the
Strand Theatre, at 120 Market ST., 45X
200 feet, with an az" extending about
l25 feet parallel with Market st. The
consideration is said TO be 100000,
subject to lease held by the b. and
r. Corporation, which operates the
Strand Theatre, at Broadway and 4Sth
ST Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

,riro Guarantee & Trust Go TO T. I. Par Gto
fridge, $4,000; same 10 G GodaaFu, $780, -,
ME! W7s f,Iiiic McC Hartigan. sdn' to Dora
Aa HHTie bernstein Trs,tef to Bernstein 81
Eatb smith 10 VI S'Cohcn; $500
N WooIImau 70 5 n Koi,n. cH -. .,
:, II Lobn OK to Josephine * hnun' ~ .,
Iolcnbino b Sciigman 10 Bank Of EuropG, - =
~ .ficgIcr ir TO corn Exchange BANK y
assts. 81; same to American MIG o. e. %
Matilda + Ziegler 4 ano oNrS q - ,,,oo >
" XlcSlcr, jr; $3.50 "S: - ad me .ar,r to samc
COZ. same 10 same. 500 Wm, sal"' ~
$40 600: same to same. SlN''V' ,,oo
ii {, Schecr to g T. Hutchinson; ~ ~.
r < Olive. committee to ! II Ross ST.
50. 900 ,,,.o,. 6,
Tr,irrant Industrial Savings Bank 20 L
Trust 90 Of X Y: $500. r.,.-. a. md.
Lawyer; ME- W V? r t% 10000: same .
American Female Guardian o society anu
Home for the Friendl"ss' si-'% "',. en-
Ny Trust co 70 Co., ri'' = Mi Miilor, s$:.ooo.
~ M'I poaI Tetatc < Mts co To Title
,,,,ar.ntce & Trust co; $1,000. ,.,., r,-,,s.
"G Farn'sre loan & Trust co TO Union Trust
CO ,' 500 Dc c Picrrepont to American
Mtg ,S Go: SaS %'s co TO y Y Trust Co; 8.
e;maranty trust co. trus' TO II S'or's'
$500. Tho IRONY
Emma Z " clch " FNHN"-F 80.
" " S = TaheU to s white. IF; 81 600
Iauvcry Mtg 20 {" loughkeepsle trust
Co: 5000. r,. s-oo
- Gorges 20 Lawyers Mtg co: 5000
Vincland Rational Bank 10 nee
q NI Ne -McDcrmot. Constr 60 to Minnie
- n miller 70 " G Uerpenheimcr; 5000
N.uhattan Mtg co % Union 81 SAVINGS
Bank: $4,000. , ,,u.ho,r,.-
Elizabeth Kilshcimer 10 J hisheimer'
cath Abel 70 Louise Winhler; = part
Louise Wini<ler 10 White; sl2.oo.
Manhattan Mtg GO 10 lawyers ME- ~
simon Biyn TO Title Guar & Trust Co;
anna Soehl 70 7 r Mnrath; $4,Jgo .,
hnr y Taber Of ~ to Cornelia IaDeI' ~.
en- "a rraber 20 p Parsons (cNtrl; Sl2. Oop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Dwelling Houses Leased.

Eager & Watson, Inc, has leased
{ for Caroline X. Everett, the three
siory and basement private dwelling
house. a. e32 Lexington ay., 70 August
Sehm.d.. for term Of years.
Slswsop q Hobbs have rented for
tho Phelps Stokes estate, the three
story dwelling house, $50 West 10th
81, 10 6 Y Kirnbail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Realty Notes.

william e. Whiting & Co. have been
appointed agents FOR tAc following
rfoSs-rics: SO West 9Th st.. 81 Vescy
-, 30 Pear! o.: % aud b Perry st.,
zl3 Front 81. and l0j South 50.
Tie Cross d Brown Company has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Manhattan.


i45TU 81. 6ol ". and Bway 3j43 to 33i9
f"r an open air moving picture theatre, % Tx
10. DWyer a Haigh. 40 w ltIth -. Own
ers. Moore x Landsiedel. l4S;h ST and 50 aN'
architects. $500.
The Bronx.
HOE Az. $ 100 l72d -: for sly erk
tenmt. 50NSS. Coryel Building Co. q Cor
II. l4i4 WISE av. pres. owner; X + IA
Nelle 2S0l Valentine av. architect; $50 GO.
10TH ST W cor Clinton av. for a . sly
brk tcnrlt J79&. N.O: Hargton Building o.
Adele VI Harrington. las WISE aV. pres
owner: kreymbors Architectural co. lW-3 r
IJ3d =. architect. $1,000
1S3D ST. cor Park az: for . sly DIX
tcnmt. 2j5NG0. TUliy Building 90. IuNy.
col = l4gth 81. pres. owner; hrcytnoors
Architectural co, 1879 + 1881 81. architect:
So 600
ZEREGA Az. n Q cor Westchester sv; 10,
a stv frame store and dwg, JoNlp. I "a
Deverman. -. - Houghton av, owner \
Firner 2o6g Westchester az, architect $s."Vh
SYLVEN Az. " cor 2j6th 81: FOR : sS
hrk dwg % 2AJl. Caroline W 6 SchWagc, !:
30 W SOth =. owner Tandy & Foster. 1871
BWay. architects: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MECHANICS LIENS.
June -.
Manhattan.

16:D ST 4Gj ". l. Plateau AZ Mary \
Dempsey. owner and contractor: 1928 -.
.otST ST. Harlem River and academy ST.
y y Rrsdv Inc agt United Electric Light
and Power 90. owner. + T Nesbit q Co Inc.
contractor: 81. $50 %.
il3TH ST. . L. Barkman agt ]
Smith. owner; building contracting 20 con-
tractor; $50
ST Marks RI. 6: shapiro sgt " Barth.
owner and contractor. u Wasser, contractor I;
@WERI.Es ST. = TO -. T Gsllican. Ire.
sgt Margartt VI Fritz, owner. Dazie Constr
Co contractor: $40.
50x trrec 20 5ist II. J Iordis Iron Works.
Inc agt Hcmmersiein opcra -. owners
o HammerSteln. contractor; SIZE a..
The Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
real, ESTATE.

FOR HOMES in the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League,
40 west 32d street. Phone $3.50 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORk-Msnhattan.
SCHOOL, AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors.
Coyernesses etc. 10 Colleges. schools and
Families. Apply 10 Mrs. VI. j. fOCSG-
FULTON, % onion square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Contracting Co ags Miss r Mccullough,
owner, and Kelly. contractor; si@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Rr-sINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED--An idea, Who can Think OF SONS
.irnnle thing 10 patent? Protect your ideas,
,hey NAV bring you wealth. Write for
Needed inventions" and How To Get Your
Patent AMI Your Money' IA kaha9Iph % So'i'
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Don't overlook having The Tribune
mailed to YOU while you are away on
your summer vacation. Your address
will be changed a. often ss you wish.
BE sure Of your correct postoffice sd-
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TO insure prompt receipt OF your copy.
Clip this notice-plaee IL In your,
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leave the city.
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AUCTION SALES.

ny VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION I VIII.
soil today at . a m. at . liberty ST..
Room 6Os Photographic materials. cfice flIr-
nittirc ALFRED FREEAAN. Narshsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

LISBON Pr. cor Cadiz pl 6ox1oo;
T Burden ir (adm). agt Mary 4 Costel
ct al foreclosure OF mtg. atty, L Ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
The Bronx,

uE1oNroRr ROAD. 1913; Del Balss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

f,,,,., Stt ooo,. 81. at,c. Smith & Bowman.
IS rark Tow. o..oo. = r
InIh -, ~ %. o. Nv a. 10 =; ts,r
bichiii.'ha 10 80 ma b''Nil,' ~, --te,r =.
~ ~, J"he ~ S''V' a'''' NJ
list 81 ~; H. f. 2l?1 W.. % Xii All 5%t
W l39th 81 untg 5000; June ~ FI'V'
atty; Goreeti q St,In, ~ van c ce ,,cr
- J! =, +" - ~ I" Ioi,, L. pfyereid,
Conn mtg So 1Op, June -; SlP' a''! =
Geiisr "a. q H. y EXCHANGE pl- &c exos ..
, 81 ~ - d - "'SI'Ip -" q, - - *
- ~ JACKSON % 10 IlOlaui Hos.I55 " -
Al, II: June 80 tmtg $1,000 FlVs; 100 g.
ETH s iT +, jis 10 "a "a 7 @S s.; ct al
part: all titlf& juno 20; Sl'n; atty, ..
SAME PROPERTY " Han 70 sane tI: 10
part az uIt; JImr - >!yy, ~ ~ 9
SAME PltoPtkl >: j. iidl 10 Sa."o'
part: al title. June - SI'o' ANY, SAM, .-;r.
30IH SI - a. b I'm ,n 49, a. 9 Il
I I, I,v'H ~ s,,.r,,,f,t, ~ = p For
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IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

Tho following transactions were recorded
at the Manhattan Real Estate Exchange yos
tcIdaN:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

BROADWAY. 10Th st. %. 111l25;
Evansville Realty Co to Henry Morgenthau
60, 80 l. 42d st; June -; prior mtg $40
OOO: due July !, 1919, + c; $4,000; atty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
The Bronx.

18TH ST. III W. Corn Exchange Bank
agt Ensign Realty co ct al foreclosure OF
mfEl. atfvs Bowers & Sands.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-18
RELY SPEAKING
IN THIS SECTION.
Greeted By Good Audiences and is
Making Profound Impression.

Hon. Marion w. Reilly, candidate for
Governor, began speaking tour in this
immediate section Wednesday. He
spoke at Holcomb in the forenoon, at
jefferson, Carroll county, that night.
the next day at Oak Hall and on Thurs
day night at Tie Plant. Friday he spoke
at Gore Springs and Misterton and from
there he was billed for Calhoun county.
Notwithstanding the severity of the
weather and the busy season Mr.. Reilly
was greeted with good audiences and
undoubtedly made a profound impress
sion. There can be no denial of the
fact that he is one of the most forceful
and convincing stump speakers that has
been on the hustings in Mississippi fol-
many years. There is such an earnest
ness about the man that he almost
compels ones friendship. The Reilly
Club of this county, needed by c. G.
Provine, is doing good work in Reily's
interests and the membership of thu
club talk very enthusias tically abou
the success of their candidate.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-18
Trustee P. {. Matthews Here.

Mr.. P. E. Matthews, Penitentiary
Trustee for this district, spent Tuesday
night and part of Wednesday in Gre
NADIA, leaving on the afternoon train
for his home at Oxford. Mr.. Matthews
states that his connection with the
management of the penitentiary makes
him desire another sentence, hence he
is going to strive hard next year to get
the people of this district to give him a
full term of four years. He is good
man and enjoys the confidence and the
esteem of large circle of friends. He
was one of the most popular sheriff'
that Lafayette county ever had anf
since he has been connected with thu
penitentiary management he has beel
faithful and diligent and has given tn
public most acceptable service. H
will no doubt visit every precinct in hi
district and make the acquaintance o
the people as well as give them an or
portunity to know him.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-18
TO Patrons of W. ( [. Plant.

4regret very much that there are
seykral customers of the Light and ,
w ater Department who neglect to pay
II SIR bills promptly and force hard !
ship on me by their oversight
The law on this point gives them five
days in which to pay and if they take
advantage of this they gain 20 per cent
discount If they do not, they lose the
discount and run the risk of having
their service cut off, which means an
additional expense of fifty cents to have
it cut on again.
In the past have been very lenient
with this class of customers, in giving
them an extension of time and in sever
al cases | have lost the entire amount
by trying to be obiging. But hereafter
| am instructed by the light and water
committee to make no exceptions but
cut service off as soon as | receive no.
tice from the City Hall of the delin-
quencies.
This intend doing, after which they
will have to adjust their account at the
City Hall and pay the delinquent cost
of fifty cents before | will cut Their
service on again.
beg to further advise that | am
very anxious to get all meters in the
city as accurate as it is possible to have
them as it is necessary for them to be
so before can determine what this de
partment is doing. Any inaccuracy
would place this department on a sup
position basis which is very poor basis
to do business on.
Trusting that nv customers will co
operate with me in my efforts to max
their Light and Water Department
winning instead of losing PROPOSE
ton, remain respectfully,
S. j. AWARD, Supt
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-18
Carter'S County Paper Saws of Him.

Mr.. Carter has already spoken in ~
counties IN the interest of hs candi-
dacy for the office of Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor. He is keeping his campaign on
a high plane, and Is baslng his hopes
for success solely upon his merits. his
fitness for office and his record as a
legislator. Mr. Carter was born and
reared upon a farm in Amite County.
taught school three years, worked his
way through college, and has represent
ed his native county four years in the
State Legislature. He is acquainted
with the affairs of State Government
He promises if elected to devote the
very best efforts Of his young man..
hood TO the interests Of all the people.
Representative +. Bunyau Carter. OF
Amite county. promised when he an
nounced his candidacy last June that he
would make an active canvass of the
State for the office Of Lieutenant Gov
ernor. He is making good this promise.
He is carrying his campaign through
the winter months. and Il canvassing
Southwest Mississippi in his buggy
when seen in Liberty recently Mr. Car
ter said. Il am keeping my campaign
on high plane. am basiNg my hopes
for success solely upon my record as :
legislator, and expect to carry my
4 cause directly to the sovereign people
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-18
INEEFiCIENCY OF ONE
TEACHER SCHOOLS.
University Department ct sda5atiOR
Discusses Needs of High Schools.

Bv Professors r. ". Bell Dean u rue De-
partmeut ~ Educai lon. and E. ". En-er-.
ASSociu'. Professor uf Pedagogy. lulNtf~i-
ty II Ni~Si~~ipplI
Schools were created by society TO
enable it to accomplish its end. An in-
strument which was effective in enabling
society to accomplish its purpose In
one generation may not be effective in
the next. 1t is common knowledge that
society is becoming more comp.eN. To
be an efficient citizen i'm this generation
is more difficult than in any other period
of the worlds history; it is also more
necessary. If this be- true then society
must have a more efficient means Of
training its members.
The one-teacher school has been the
instrument used by society for training
the vast majority of its members here
tofore. We would not be understood
as decrying the work Of the teachers IN
the one-teacher schools. They are CO.
ing their best under the circumstances.
But it is always impossible for one per
son TO do the work of two or more.
The demands made on the school now
are of such nature as to make 1t prac
.icallv impossible for one teacher to be
able. either in point of accomplishment
or in point OF time, to do all the Wort
which society demands Of the moderr
school