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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
APRIL q.
Monbat4an
Manhattan.

RUTGERS PL IS. store and basement.
John Anger 10 Harry sindler. 241 Clinton
ct. yrs from May /. 1914 Sl32O.
lsT AVE, W cor Of Sd ST. all; Morris
Friedman TO Julius Kaplan, 654 East 4th st
yrs from MAY /. 1914: 50 100.
list AVE, 22ol. store; Anello Manguao
10 Ioromella Cologero and ano, 81 Bedford
st. 2 Yrs from May /, 1914: S564
ESSEX ST. o0-s2. all; W Realty Co 20
annie ,aio NTschen5;Gqm: SO Essex ST.; sals4;
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1894 store and cellar:
Peter sackman 20 Caroline Barg. $50 West
1?e,h e. . yrs from May ]. 1914. s1.0es,
tttoIney Edw VI Burghard. III Broadway
nth AVE. s. 200 ~ OF 10th 81, SO 81
100. all J. Eskesen 20 Esalino Amusement
% Hickman st; p yrs from completion
OF bldg $500; attorney, Title GUARANTEES Co,
45r1I ST. 80 West. top noor: Ferdinand
FGIaytar 20 John Beuzar. POI West Tooth
81 yrs from May I. 1914. 81, 400; attorney.
Erneti Schaefer. III Broadway.
9th 81. 1913 West; all Sarah X Hunter
20 - If9poa We ,s 262S 7h ave; yrs from
lST AVE. Q cor 1880 st. 2sx75: all;
Adolph Austin 81 nj. indiv and trus 70
Cornelius J Reilly 1871 Pleasant ave. yrs
from July J. 1918 Sl.820
COLUMBUS AVE. 40. cor store and base
n uilt Chas Grcenberg 10 Jos Davidson. g26
50 boulevard; 4 yrs mos from March I.
iiggl4 per month 1888 81 attorney. Honig.
PIER foot Of West s0th 81: wharfage.
CIV OF y Y 20 Michael ! Shaohy, 400 West
lf"th q. 10 yu from Nov !. 1914: 81 $50:
attorney. corpn Counsel Hall Of Records
PIER 50 a.. East River. wharfage; city
OF 70 catskih Steamboat Co.
On premises. 7 yrs mos from March 5.
iJl4. N7%B3 30. attorney. same.
PIER foot ~ East 35th ~: NIL: CITY OF
Y IN Central Delivery 60. 800 East 47th
", yrs from May !. 1914. $4,000. attorney.
PIER 30 90. East River. with platforms
o., city or 10 d & w r co. so
Wet - 10 yrs from completion OF impts:
kcO7hl 30. attorney same
lllTH ST. 2l2 10 2ls west: . houses.
BtlmOnt Realty cOrpn 90 Marcus Greenberg,
ID West llth -. yrs from NAV l. 1914.
Al1.VyO. attorney. " Weckes. ~ Broadway.
VI u. -. store and front cellar. Hy W
BcfR 20 Ebling Brewing co. $50 ST Ann.
ave. yrs from May l. 1914. 81 200
I'D AVE 1917. All Issdore Cohen 70 Marry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Long Island Rentals.

The Lewis II. May Company has leased
as follows: At Arverne. for S. Mosbacher
cottage on Meredith ave, 10 Mayer stern
for William Amerman. cottage on Alex
ander ave. to Henry Plaut; for ). q l.
Construction Co. cottage on the Boule-
ward to u. Hollander At Edgemere, for
NJ j. Mulqueen. cottage on Rochester
ave. to Mrs. Rose Block: for Mrs. II. +.
Allen. cottage on Cheever ave" 10 Z. l.
Bronson; for s. & l.. Construction Co.
cottage on DickersOn ave, TO Edward
Baruch At Rockaway Park, for Louis
". Werle. cottage on South West End
ave. TO Julius Abramson; for William
Mackenzie, cottage on North West End
ave, 10 Hugo Baer. At Belle Harbor, for
Phyllis Rapeljz. cottage on Suffolk ave,
10 Abraham Cohen, and for Christine
Wood Bulwinkle. cottage on Montauk
ave. 10 Morris Meyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Loans on Property.

William A. White & Sons obtained the
building loan of s20O0l0 for the Adroit
Building Company, for the twelve story
loft at 50 and 81 East 3lst ST.
William T. Baker obtained a mortgage
for 500 900 for the Hath Street and Sew
enth Avenue Construction Company. Max
Weinstein. president, on the three five
story apartment houses. west side Of
Prospect avenue, 125 feet north OF 18th
st
Smith & Phelps have placed for the
Cedar Construction Company a first mort
gage loan of 900 for three years at 8
per cent on the FIVE story 50-foot apart
ment situate on the south side Of 18th
st, beginning 100 feet west Of Elton ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

wilma ao7 C,laremont parkway: yrs
nos from April 1, 1914. Sl,OsO; attorney
Ebiing Brewing Co. $50 81 AIMS ave, III.
FT WASHINGTON AVE. 10 10 ~: al a.,
Solomon l. Pakas 70 Louis SchlechteT, - !
west HON ST: yrs from April l, lsli
s24. 500: attorney. L L Schlechter go /oad-
way. 80 >,,,...,,,,
4sTH ST. 10 East; all: Alfred } y Donova -
o. ~. y cirrnons Nassapepus, L I: Il yrs
from oct l. 1914: SS. 800. attorney, VIM \ I
Phipps. $50 West seth ST
The Bronx.
BOSTON RID. 202I. frame dvlg. DAVID Il
Phillips TO Charles n Angelo: yrs from sept
H.. 1913; $50 TO $500; attorneys LAu'ef y
g. So Washington ave.
WILKENS AVE, 1884. store; Minnie Badt -
Theodore Krainin, 900 Prospect ave; Yrs
from May l. 1914 81. $50.
FREEMAN ST. W g. 60 Il ? OF Stehbins ave.
eas, store. Freeman-Stehbins Co. Inc. 10 John
Tarantino SO Freeman ST; . yrs from compile
ton OF bldg $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Some Auction Sales To day.

In tho Exchange Salesroom, "a and IS
Vesey st.. to-day. Bryan l.. Kennedy will
sell al auction az executors sale for tho
estate OF William VI. Ta.lman the home
and stable property AZ North Plainncld
y. j.. on the north side OF Tappan ave
near Cedar ave. lie will also sell the two
four story dwellings located AT 346 and
54s West End ave. near 10th St. and 54s
West 18th st. near Eleventh ave. a three
story tenement house, with "A two story
stable in tho rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
LIS PENDENs
APRIL q.
Manhattan

15SD ST. s. 300 n . q,
10 l0Xse II; Frederick II osterwa'csan ~.
l. Building Co et al Cforeclnsn1a sgt
attorney. Phillips & Avery OF n,gsc
CANAL ST. CO. Orchard ., .,
chard ST. "a: Abraham ] Divorces and Or.
schlachetZki et al (toreclosure ~ as' is'as
torneys, Straus & Dworsky. mtg. a..
AUDUBON AVE, W cor i7s,h 9.
Heights Development q Co1s, "sshinstos
foreclosure OF mtse): attorney 20 e.
18th ST. IS East. V Eyeri; ws CiseS
agt Leon Giessman e al Cfo-c"sy e. a.
mtgel attorneys, Dawson 4 Unss,sV,ssa's Q,
CENTRAL PARK WEST. W s 9.e
Bank agt Leon \ Liebeskind =, sAvas,
& Butcher 'Ou'oro, Bovs.
s6TH ST. So West: also ST., q, 90,
also 9TH ave 54e: James Clendenin rwai.
as. dh1nats Eckert Jr e al (par,i,ior ~,
cancel leasel; attorneys Earle < Rr,..,n d
STANTON ST, S29: MetronoIi,snnS 'seu
BANK agt Elias Gelbwaks et al sastst
I9rec,osure OF mtge); attorneys, 500
10TH ST. lie to 1ss West; Lou,, su,.,
ancel attorney. II r seamans ''''0nn'
9TH ST. 245 70 247 East. c,-o,,..
Johnston agt Chas z Meier et al ffo,.r,aeH
OF mtg; attorneys. Curtis, Maliet. p p,,as
CROSBY ST. 50; Jane, r y.
Michael Brsanti ct al (for.olosurs ~ %
attorneys. Hedges, Ely & Franksl "'sei
14TH ST. u ;. 1881 = OF Az. "A 80,
1898; Julia 3 stephens sgt Never Goiss.1o
81 al foreclosure OF mtge); attorney, rrs
Lockwood. Redfeld & I.ydon. nus
10TH ST, % and go East; cen,,,,
co OF y Y agt LYMAN Goldfarrn ~ al ff.s.
closure OF two mtges). attorneys JoI,,.
Larkin q Rethboae. ''"as
The Bronx.
l4sD ST, ms 2l02 2 = % yu,.
14.7x100; Annis Gruner ast Louis MA
man 81 al foreclosure OF ntge): a,,a,.s.
n Borland "00
WEsTCHEsrER AVE. IS isc,c
Wales ave. 4oIlal1o, Haiton Raty
Inc, agt Ernst Keller Const Co (foreAos,S
OF mtge); attorney, Y s Brown.
184TH sT, . loo Il " OF Nnoon ~.
2ox10o; Raymond Guarini OF 81 at MN
lima Cantasano ct al (foreclosure Of rsssl,
attorney, A MoShana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 81.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. 1872 East; Carmeo Dc Sarvo ast
Minnie Levin, owner; Razio Landi. contractor;
so
18Th ST I 10 II West: 5th ave "a 10 434
and 39th 81. 70 "A West; Elevator Signal co
agt John and Frank V Burton. owners
Standard Plunger Elevator CO. contractor;
sli5 s.
nth AVE. n y cor 47th ST. I00.5xl25: Peter
Byrnes agt Model Freproof Tenement Co.
owner: Edward Margoes. contractor; s227 46.
i4TH ST, II East; Abbotts Sons agt
Charles G Beaman estate. owner and con-
tractor; Ellen Taylor. contractor 1851 g..
LEROY ST. 70; Domenco Farnolo agt Mar
garita Campaglia, owner. Michele Brescia, con-
tractor $40
sgd ST. l26 and l2S West; Eugene Flood agt
Elbridge T Gerry. owner; Forrest Box and
Lumber Co contractor (renewaD; $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Newport Cottage Rented.

De Blois & EldridEe leased for George
R. Fearing his Sheldon cottage on Mar
ragansett ave. and Annandale road, New
port. r. T., 10 Mrs. William s Kernochan.
Of New York, for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Apartment Leases.

Tucker speyers 4 co. have leased an
aDartnent 8: No. 7fi Firth ave 10 Schultz
4 gmldt. and in conjunction With John
y Golcing an apartment 70 Adolph
Hscht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
@AeRfMAl; Estate
Investors Purchase Upper
Broadway Mem Apartment

for the Montana Realty Company AZ NO
12l East SOD st, to Kurt SCHNEIDER
Malcolm r. Smith & Co. leased Tor me
Montana Realty Company 10 DR.. roster
Kennedy an apartment at No. so faTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Kenneth Ives & Co. H wss,rbt H,.T' {. AZ
CONNECTICUT.

sOUTTFIEID POINT, 100 FEET WATER
frontage on Sound; minutes from Express
Station. we'll wooded, magnificent views
terms. THOMAS GOOD. 300 Fifth Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 81.
Manhattan

AUDUBON AVE. 1O9: Carl Reser agt Gustav
Boehme ct al: March 81. 1914; $3.50 is.
GUN HILL ROAD. cloth 81. Steuben ave and
Bainbrldge ave: Gun Hill Road, 10th st,
Wayne ave and cambridge ave: Gun Hill
Road. 2l0th ST. Wayne ave and Tryon ave;
Davis Brown agt Montefore Home. etc, 20 al;
Sept ? 1913: sl3, i22 IA.
SANE PROPERTY: Davis Brown art same;
Aug 2J 1913. s13 733 "a.
SAME PROPERTY; Davis Brown AT san1ei
Sept ,. 1913: $40 %.
l2D ST. 1883 East; Aaron Kaufman ast George
Rothmann ct al; June 2, fel3 $50.
illTH ST. 235 West; Moll Cornelis ast
Joseph Liebling ct al; Dec /, 1913; si1o 90.
Tho Bronx.
MAPEs AVE, 2l2o; Goldberg & Sons Gno)
agt John O'Keefe ct al; March II, 1915 S2so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
don Co; Herman chanpo,i. pre-. -.
sect. cos, D s5 SSaudio. 4oi fremont ~ y, wss ID
ALTERATIONS.
APRIL q.
Manhattan


18TH ST. EOS TO 2I2 IVES, ,s "
ns, = Ge0dseil S24 West T2d St ~ s,s,r;
WoosTER r. ST EaS I7s s' "a st, 81 arc.e,
and lofts; NJ Isaacs. prem1.ss" 7 ry r..
HOLY 80 West 9th st. architect. ss ,nes; RI
Old AVE. 1852 and 1854. 70 s'l0o
picture theatre; estate John ,sty nor,,
81 SrO sGcS1,sc, oT IN 70 LANCER. 81 "asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
BUILDING LOAN CoNrnAorA
APRIL o..
Tho Bronx,

HUNTS POINT AVE. W q, Tess n a a A.
rsyette ave- 300 511o0; Hunts Point touvoon
ton Co loans Baronet Realty Co. TO cree. thrs
s sly apartments q payments $1,000
SAME PROPERTY: City Mortgage % lsx
Baronet Realty Co. 70 erect three sty aear-
ments 30 payments $4,000.
BEACH AVE, " :, 100 n Of Randall Az.
25xl0O: Caroline 3 Wooster and Clara s ps.et
loan Academy Building Co. 70 erect a 4 Z,
frame dwlg q payments. s.. 0o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
HANDSOME HOME ON THE SOUND

Magnificent view: rights 10 yacht club and
beach: Ideal all-year home. every modern I'M
proyement. restricted neighborhood; lafse
plot: minutes walk 10 depot and trolley
Penn electric service direct. Is minutes from
Herald square. $500 cash; balance easy terms
Address G. BEACH. oi3 West saith street. y
Y Phone 1860 Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
GREAT NECK TO HUNTINGTON.
LEcIuse, washhurn & Co. y Ts., or IS {. Gath

BUY n bungalow or Bungalow Sito AT
BALDWIN HARBOR. Long ISLAND.
Write for Booklet. 243 W. 3ith ST, y Y.
RECEIvERs SALE or 81 LOTS. FLUSH
ing Act quick GEO II. BLACK. 10
MASsAPEQUA- FOR ILLUSTRATED
booklet queens Land and TIL" Co. Times
Building. New York city.
SEND for bkt How to Buy Sub Peal Estate
Intcilig-ntly." sage II. Tarhrli. 322 9Th Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
LONG ISLAND.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
Is minutes from Herald Square.
Information from Dept "a" ~ W "a stu. 7.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES co,
Forest Hllls Lonx IalAnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
The Bronx,

VILLA AVE. 1854 and 1856: Attanasio Carella
Co agt Monaco Construction Co Gnc), owner
and contractor, s., 2l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL q.
The Bronx.

BROOK AVE. W 9. 275. AZ Il n Of tse;h 81.
I sty brk stores. 40x2l rs; Taxpayers Realty
90. Philip Wattenberg. 100 Forest ave, owner;
VI X Del Gaudio, 40l fremont ave, architect;
cost. $500.
SEABT,RY PL. V g. 142 10 T. Of Boston I'd
sty brk stores 81 09x43. %: Terrace Construc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions we're
recorded yesterday az the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom, - and Is Vesey st:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
The Bronx.

BARNES AVE. q 3. being lot 7Ga map OF Ia
COMA Park. 2GXll2. State Savings Bank 10
francesca Brarco 1910 Barnes ave: April 20:
81. 900 attorney. Title Guarantee and Trus, co.
nc Broadway.
BEACH AVE. " 8. 100 n n o, Randall ave
@xlc0. Classon Realty co to Academy Building
CO. 2OS3 Westchcstcr ave. April s. 800. attor-
ney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO.
100 Broadway.
CENTRAL AVE = 7.as ., y, R,nr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

Minnie shuer to Title Guarantee and
Trust CO; 500
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
Mr.. Keltz Doesn't SIGN.

Our good friend B. F. Keltz, who
is very active in evangelistic work
for the new party, has not yet sign.
ed a change in party affiliation ant
some of the boys are saying that hi
does not intend to. You see Berr
wants to support the Hon. Frank P
Woods in the primary and if h,
should sign change of party af1ilia
ton he could not do it. When il
comes to looking away ahead in the
game of politics there are few play
ers who can see farther than Col,
keith. He also wants to be in po-
sition to lend a hand to Senator
Chase in case the fight waxeth warm
in this district.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
More Bull MOosers.

F. F. Cash, known affectionately
among the Bull Moosers as Ex-Post-
master Cash, headed a party of moos-
ers to the court house a day or two
ago and deposited his name in the
auditors Office as a full fledged mem.
Der of the progressive party. Just
how Fred is going to pay the politi-
cal debt he owes Hon. Frank P.
Woods, who died with him and died
game in the squabble for postmaster
OF Webster City, is not apparent. He
cannot vote for Mr.. Woods in the
primary and of course he would not
vote for him at the election after
having helped nominate candidate
for congress on the progressive tick
ct. The other members of the herd
who registered with Mr.. Cash are N.
L. Maxon and H. A. Maxon of this
city and l.. P. Iverson of Lincoln.
This makes a total membership of
the party in Hamilton county seven
seventy-five, which about equals the
strength of the socialists.
F. A. Boysen, Dentist. Second St.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
A Withdrawal.

John w. Koop of Lyon township
who signed one Of the statements Of
change of party affiliation in the au
ditor's office few days ago, chang.
ing to the progressive party, has
signed withdrawal and is now back
in the republican camp. Mr.. Kool
signed the first statement under a
misunderstanding of what it meant
He did not know that such action on
his part would bar him from partic-
ipation in the republican primaries
next June. He wants to support
Cummins and some of the republican
candidates for county Office.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
German Church Program.

A highly entertaining song ser
vice was rendered Sunday night a,
st. Paups Lutheran church and g
large number of people beside the
members of the congregation were
in attendance. The program consist.
ed of solos, duets, quartets, and an.
thems sung by the excellent choir in
this church. Also a number of read
ings Of the Psalms were given by the
younger girls. The music and read
ings were nearly all given in the
German language.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
In Good Health at Ninety Years.

In business letter to the Free
man-Tribune, Mrs. Mariah Wiltsey,
an old time resident of this city,
says that she is making her home
with her niece at Mondovi, Wash,
and that she passed her ninetieth
mile stone on January 18th. She is
enjoying good health, can see to
read and write, waits on herself and
is able to help with the house work.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
Death of Infant Child.

The little five months old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lajeffae
who are moving to this city from
Minnesota, died Saturday of pneu-
monia. The funeral was held Sun
day.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
Many Entries.

The stock show of the short
course, will be held Friday in the
Wilke garage. Many entries have
already been made and more are an
ticipated.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10

F. A. Boysen, Dentist, Second St.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-10
Farm Machinery Etc., Etc.


walking
Twentieth
of fly These harnesses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
War News Fifty Years Ago
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. Is, 1868

There is nothing worthy of report upon either
the Richmond or Petersburg lines Things
appear to be in the precise condition in which
they were before the late raid.
Federal General warrer's expedition to Bell
field seems to have been undertaken In concert
with other movements from North Carolina
coast points. but the combined scheme
General Lee
Here is the brief official report of General
Lee in regard TO the Warren escapade: while
General Warren before Bellfeld the enemy
moved up the Roanoke River against Fort
Branch and from Newbern against llinston.
forces sent against them All is quiet
in that district"
There is but little or no cessation in tho
Smelling OF Dutch Gap. 1t kept up inces-
sanity all through the bitter cold hours of night
before last.
Late last night intelligence was received here
that the enemy entered Bristol in force at 5
o'clock yesterday morning. The surprise was
NO confederate troops were in the town at the
time, and resistance WAS made, and there
were no government stores in the town to be
ocstroyed The chief loss falls upon the rail-
road, Tor there were two three trains In the
depot at the time. 1t may be the purpose OF
the enemy to so on to Abingdon, but IL Is said
that General Vaughan, with a considerable Con-
federate force from East Tennessee, is between
Bristol and Abingdon. and will surely intercept
the FeGcrals.
Captain Henry r. Clay. OF General Morgan's
staff who with dozen or more other officers.
was captured six weeks at Creenvillc Tenn,
when Morgan was surprised, made his escape
from the fankees and. after wandering In the
many days and nights reached Richmond yes
tcrday Captain Clay and several other officers
made their escape by jumping from "a train
at Florancc Depot between Murfreesboro and
Nashville.
The information from Georgia is that General
wheeler is harassinf Sherman I'm the rear and
on the flank, and that Georgia state troops
giving him much trouble in the front Sherman
may reach Savannah, but 1t is doubtful.
The Washington Chronicle, Just received SAYS
General Thomas officially reports from Nash
Vile that severe storms OF three DAYS have nut
n stop to all operations on both sides OF tho
line at Nashville. and that tho condition of
fairs there is unchanged.
Northern papers report real panic in Louis
VILE, Ky, caused by reports and rumors that
both Forrest and Hood marching upon
that city In great force and carrying every
thing before them.
In the lower house OF the Confederate Con-
Eress yesterday. Mr.. Boyce. OF South Carolina,
offered II resolution that the Ways and Means
Committee be instructed to inquire into tho
cXpediency OF reporting bill for the payment
OF an adequate salary to the President OF the
Sout hcrn Confcd"racy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
Playthings or Potatoes?

E RON Genoa comes news that folk over
there are not SO we'll pleased with the
American Christmas toy ship, preferrng to
reserve their thanks for whatever practical
gifts this country may send o the stricken
people The Christmas ship was the child
OF great wave of Christmas spirit and was
a beautiful tribute. 1t was purely senti-
mental, OF course.
But III cold bood-eiminating enthusiasm
and considering only the facts that stick out
and Will not be ignored-how would 500 900
starving and freezing refugees in New York
CITY appreciate a ship full OF toys, even at
Christmas time? painted Noah's ark for
the child OF man who has been shot TO
death and woman who is starving for lack
or single bite TO cat, is rather pressing
sentiment against sense
There is this knowledge that helps us:
America is sending other ships and other
glfts The toys were 10 express an ideal. and
they had their place in the scheme of things
1t is much to be regretted that any feeling
of lack received them.