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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
RIISY SECTION OF
LONG ISLAND CITY
,r,r,meut Builders Starting a
New Campaign in the ThOm-
son Hill District.

,,.,v modern apartment houses, quite
.,,,her being FIVE stories, are under
.,-rc,lon in several sections OF Long
,.,.,d City 10 meet the insistent demand
-. homes. II VAS predicted a year ago. be-
,ho auction offering on Thomson Hill.
the movement would assume large
.o,ortions. because even then more than
- ~ the workers in the Long Island
.... t,ctories we're forced TO seek living
,.... IN Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Tho demand is growing greater every
ok because more factories are being
.,,,e,ed. and hundreds OF wage earners,
lie. their families are nocking TO the
"a. industrial centre Plants under con-
,,,,,,ion al a cost Of s10,000.Oo0 will en-
.,oy from 10000 TO 1900 more workers.
..ho with their families. will make
a,n,ation Of at least 10000 TO be housed
s,r,pr the wear. in addition TO the in
.,,sased number Of hands TO be taken on
-. ,,o rlants already established and the
...eesities Of the workers who have been
compelled 10 make homes outside the Dor
cugh.
The Thomson Hill section and the
Courtney Development Company holdings
A.. close to the heart Of the new indus
rial centre. Some Of the property is
.y.iIable even for business utilization. but
most OF it is situated admirably for apart
ments. because It IS on high ground and
INST far enough from the factory centre to
h. free from the moro Objectionable feat
ur,s Of such districts It's chief attrac'
ton. however, aside from its remarkable
accessibility TO the industrial zone, is its
.arness in point Of transit time TO the
,rest huh Of metropolitan population &C
,lyity in Manhattan. at %od street around
the Grand Central Terminal.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Albany March 1.-THE following incor-
porauons were filed with the Secretary Of
State to-day.
y and T Manufacturing COMPANY. Maphst-
taH: ladies clothing 5000. Frank Turdno.
No 95 Clinton avenue, The Bronx. Max
Marcus Giuseppe Geizosi New YORK.
W II. DIN Company. Buffalo; construction.
'aeo. OTTO D. DuL No. i.7 southampton
street Buna,o. William u. Din. \. G.
The Amco Glazer Block Company. Manhat-
an contracting construction. $1,000, Henry
q Wenzei. b.. 40. 80 Putnam avenue
Elelmsnu Brothers. Brooklyn: realty con-
..uc,iou. $4,000 Adelaide r.. Eicrnann. No.
. ldasev0o1 avenue. Brooklyn. Frederick II.
bsrmsru. George Eicrmsnn. Brooklyn.
Hotter CO.,. Manhattan. clothing 5000
Wax Hon so 20 West lHth street. New
lVk Max Randall Jacob schneider. The
no L. G ami 81 CORPORATION. Manhattan;
enls AMI securities. 5000: Guy W Lindsay
No - Washuston street. New Yoih, Au-
s.si hochlcN Brooklyn, Henry G. stryker'
The Ii-ro Manufacturing Company. Man
,.@ian, fountain pens. 5000. Emile la brle.
"a lol West 1880 street. New YORK; Edmund
IN. Jersey Ciiy. y. j. Frank j. Deardeh'
National Pinot, Play Producing Company
Manhattan so 900. Frank J. Tichen0r. No.
- West 45'h street, New York. Frank Far
~. an Walter s. Mandeberg New Nork.
sou Appliances CORPORATION Manhattan b
sislcal INSTRUMENTS $4,000; J. 7. Stoltz.
No l2j Broadway New York. W Q. Spenny.
"ss Nora .. To- Huggins Montclair, y. j.
,.hnpfe litr9grauhing Company, Manhattan
sN"' William u. letters. No. l2s Broad
ssy New York. sherwood r. Collins aud
"S' Ehucc. lr.. New YORK. 1000
~ Reis.er lion Works The Bronx: $1,000
Nsio,n i.eisicr. 30 1855 seventh avenue. New
,l~ti Fannie Reiser and Morris Frcuden-
TEN New York
ne ami sales Company. Manhattan.
Fsues s. po0 Rose HcrWitz No. s63 Kelly
,feT. The Bronx. Lyman Herwitz and
ee1aH W. HerWitz. The Bronx
"a" AMI Lakes Contracting Corporation,
~N~nnsiisn. s. JOoODO. John Howard kein.
70 > Broad street. New York. BENJAMIN
N'eis and Raymond Rogers Ncw York.
=, y 4. Garage company. Manhattan, 80
~ samuel $ /uls. No 2l3 East Ssth street
US T. swsris. Bloomfield y. J.
"a, aonlson Brothers Nephews Company.
'lle Plains realty brokerage and con
Me.uns 30 On. o. Austin Thompson. 40. 20
~seicnec. avenue. White Plains. George
Js,s1p"n end John i. Thompson. White
I.s " W Leland company Manhattan;
Vec'rg construction. go 90. Edlth L. II
~. 70 - West i56'h street. New YORK.
~, " Leland. Sew York; william II.
-. OsH.ning
ne ssttler CORPORATION Buffalo. so 600
r,.,' Edward 81. Koch and Frank VI.
'tis1. Buffalo
.son fofl Speciality Corporation, Buffalo
- nollc accessories 81: ~. Kifke Y. VIII
A.. ~ Nlt. y. s.. George 4. Schlltze ana
''l''H Mccall Buffalo
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WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAID Good ap-
pcaring. young. excellent references. SO
Mt kisco section preferred Miss Shea
Agency. 20 East i2d. Murray Hill 6itA
WAITRESS. MBERMAID.-Nery nee
young glrl exceptionally good reiercn''
cttv or country. So Domestic ENchnucr
39s Columbus ave. Schuyler ai36
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BUSINESS REvERSES

~ b HNAN Petition by James X.
~, INK an SO - West s20 street. FOR
-. =. ia.foa1 contractor. With liabilities ~
-, G an' TO assets. iie has only two credi
.alHsnt y Schiey o STOCK borker. So IA,
Frl,,..,-f 'l stock transactions. and the al
t,sr ~. OF mo estate Of Cornelius y.
knehi on March ~ 1907 Mr. RYAN n
fsfv 91 been railroad contractor for
~ y,..'e''' principally raising tracks in
y ps cities. and had ar Office In BIOS
iFk "as ha0 contracts with the New
~ w" Raven Hartford Railroad Com
- = DNAIkl& Petition by Mofcs Drap
<biti.s -, ~ 70. ~ Esat IA street. with
..eqrs j, ~ ana assets ~ 81. 40. con
No s,~.f. 81 90. machines ana aatures.
fsii,i.,. "llh 1850. sud cash lu bank $40
: is, 30 hied against hitn on September
n. aoi H' made q settlement ~ 20 cents
tsrgl., hbADLtE Petition by Morris
~" III Last Houston street. with
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liabilities OF 81 $40. and assets 81 So? con-
sstng Of accounts. 81 80. and cash, ".
STELLA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by stella
Nechser OF No. 1o1 West 18th street. with
liabilities Of si,,s4 and no assets. The liza
bilities are on deficiency Judgment on a
mortgage OF $1,000 on the southeast corner Of
Lexington avenue and l.cId street.
GAETANO Multiplication by Gaetano
Malito, womens tailor. OF No. 10l West 10Th
street. by these creditors: Angelo V. Lam
mano $3.50: Gabrielle Gaglisno. 1927, and
Charles Battaglio. 81. He has been in bust
ness fifteen years and is reputcd TO own some
real estate in Brooklyn.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
BENJAMIN J. SCSSMAN-Sc Schedules Of
BENJAMIN j. Sussman. jeweller. OF No. S26
sixth avenue. show Liabilities of 50 1871; as
sets Of unknown value. consisting OF equity
In pawn tickets. stock. fixtures and s32 N &C
counts
WALDORF HAT FRAME CO, INC.
Schedules OF the Waldorf Hat Frame Com
pany. Inc OF No IL West Sd street, show liza
bilities OF s2,t17 and assets OF $500. consist
ing or stock. $40; machinery, g., 461, accounts
1854. and cash. S24.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following Judgments for amounts 81
more than 500 were filed Yesterday, the nrs
name being that Of the debtor:
Manhattan.
Brombers Isidore-New York Produce EI
change Bank: 3266 2s.
Conroy. BartM SOM e. al $500
Civarelli Michele-F. Alosno; s21o II.
Crystal. Isaac-Evans Bros. Inc; 1864 o..
Doherty. George p, and Edward r. HoN-E
Frusicanto Rsffaele. and Csterina RUSSO
People. etc. $1,000.
Firestone, Charles, and Louis A. sable NJ ec
States Fidelity. Guaranty and Indemnify
Company: 1859 81.
Same-Same; $3.50 So
Frohlins, Victor-J kress.: ssl -; 9, zoo
Hesphy Timothy-united States Wood Pre-
serving Company: costs: $3.50 % .,s
Greenberg Iacob-N \. 1saacs 81 al: $3.50 ~
Janin. Jacob A-B Altman g. Co: sSis s..
Jacobs. Norman J.-Pease Gilman Inc
S2ss
Johnson. William D-Nauonal Nassau Bank
Kessler. Samuel. Rosenzweig; s3ls 81
Malone Thomas and Israel Feldman-People'
etc: $500
Moore. George LIZ. A. stump; s5l4s5
Miller Ma than-Wiliiam A. White & Sons;
newman. Michs.l-Pittsbursh Plate Glass
Newman. Michaei-c Denier; srs a.
Payntar. Elmer-J Dietz s2S7 a..
RaChid, Kaiser. Racheed Rashid and :. Mon.
badda Rachd-Market and Fulton National
Bank OF Brooklyn, y. Y; 500 -.
Rosen,hal. Harold WI. Baldrine 81 al;
s3iJ Al.
Reutzler. BENJAMIN steinhardt Bros Co;
1858 g.
Rappolt stsinhardt Bro.. Co
1891 81
Smith Frank Eff. Tench. sl0Ss So
Stubbmann. George-Adams Bros. Company;
$3.50
Schisgsn Theodore-Dennett Surprising sofe.
Company: $50 63
Shontal. Max-H Stern ct al: sl,5s7 10
Schissel. Paul-People's National Bank OF
Brooklyn. y. Y: s6.6Sl g.
Tomek. Frank-Stenhardt Bros. & Co. 1882 fS.
New Amsterdam las Gov. Slaviz. s.. 14 Sc.
Now York Evening Journal Publishing Co
+. j. Demos, SILICA -.
Connecticut Cab Co-E. Quincy. s., 10. 81.
Ssme-M. T. Quincy. S12.143 IS
Utility Car Co. OF New York-G. Finsky,
S2l4 G5.
Tiedemann. Adoph F-F. Forman. SOS 81.
Noolfall. + Hartley--M. A. Croscup. $3.50 20.
Weineate Sol. Solar. $500 Of.
Williams. John J.-Syenite Trap Rock Co, 81.
617 o..
Wallace. Ernst IA Abraham ct AL, s247 *
Wibour VIM. F.-Keech. Loew & Co. 1856 OF
Ziomer. Bernhard and Aygusta-M. Schneider
81 0s9 %.
Alexander. Thomas s-City OF New York
$500 So
DIVER Thomas Same 1914 ~
Hart. John Same s465 IL
lIenning. II Glover-Same, s465 II.
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-CODI\- aqqIsf Iaundrcse, NNbENMNIUl
WAITRESS Together or separate cry or
coyutr, excellent references lndnsili'l
Assoclllion. J. Wos' A2d. InonD nEIn N-Y"IlI.
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COOK For country. understands good pau
cooking. references. $50. Miss fif@h'i-
ald's Employment Bureau. 90 on ave.
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The Bronx.

Purdcvik. Henry. l.. Lissner: Jan. s 1914
s214 -
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March p

Washington. March p
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Colonel WILLARD T. HARMON. coast ar
tillery found incapacitated for active ser
vice. is retired.
Captain COLLIN II. BALI. esth Infantry. TO
Austin. inspector instructor with organ
lied militia OF Texas. April /.
Captain JOHN L. ROBERTS, IT.. coast ar
tillery from ll1st to Sd Company
First Lieutenant WILLIAM L. PATTERSON
eth Infantry. detailed for aviation duty with
signal corps. 20 signal corps aviation school
san Diego.
First Iieu5enants ABBoT BOONE. Sd Cavalry;
FRED II. COLEMAN. I'd Cavalry. and
RICHARD II. KIMBALI,. Nth cavalry. and
Second Lieutenants WALLACE {. PHIIIoON.
IAN Infa ant Ehy 2EXT3N 1s,h In In
fantry. from san Francisco July .. for
Honolulu
Second Lieutenant wYNDHAM NJ. MANNING.
from Soth TO 2sth Infantry.
Second Lieutenant ARCHIBALD r COLLEY,
10Th Cavalry. from San Francisco, July {,
for Manila.
GEORGE MONTGOMERY. ordnance depart
ment, one month and fifteen days from
April "a. Captain TANNING PARSONS
9th Cavalry, six months.
NAVY.
Lieutenant c. c. sOULE. Jr.. detached South
Lieutenant Junior grade ". X. KILPAT-
RICK. 10 navy yard. Boston. April II.
Lieutenant (junior grader c. NJ JAMES, de-
tached Chattanooga 20 Charleston.
Lieutenant Junior grade) !. s. HULINGS
10 Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Com
pany.
Ensign ARNOLD MARCUS. detached Pitts
buTgh: 10 Asiatic station, via army trans
port May >.
Passed Assistant Surgeon y. G BAKER. d.
tacLed Pittsburgh: 10 Chattanooga.
Paw clerk W. H. BICkNEIL aupOinted, 70
supply
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS The
following movements OF vessels have
been reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March 20 The Duncan. at quincy; the Pres
ton. az Dry Tortusas.
March 21--The wyoming. the Louisiana. th'
Michigan. the New Hampshire. the Viz
ginia. the Georgia. the Nebraska. the Rhode
Island and the Lebanon. al Tangier Sound
SAILED
March 2o-The Duncan. from Boston foI
Quincy: the Preston. from Key West fol
Dry TortugsS: the Wyoming III Louisiana
gna. the Georgia the Nebraska and tho
Rhode Island. from Southern drill grounds
FOR Tangier Sound. the Lebanon, from Nor
folk for Taneier sound.
The Uncas. from New York 10 Newport. Nor
folk and Philadelphia. From Philadelphia
the Cncas will CONVOY the ca 90 Newport
Inc Incas Will then proceed 10 New York.
| The Marlborough, COW at Newport. ordered
20 Brooklyn yard for repairs.
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lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Albany March 1.-THE following incor-
porstions were fled with the Secretary of
State to-day.
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T-SFE'T-T- lTAT--Swede: plain gardener; caro-
horse. COW. chickens. sober industrious
pergonal references. Mathew son Agency oiS
c,b ave Tel 3TS BRYANT.
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AGENTS WANTED.-Men and women 10 sen
patented furniture repairer; no glue, nalls
or tools necessary something hen 800
hous. needs II: repairs all broken furniture;
s.nd IOc FOR sample box, money returned II
NOT satisfied: don't de,ay \. i. Smith. ID
Rroadwsy. BROOKLYN. y. y.
AGENTs-Best selling household article lsrse
dennand: start now. earn big money weekly
success, assured. investigate to-day. Lee supply
Co. warren. Ia.
,GENTS FOR excellent article which can
ba sold in every household bls pton's.
p',,o,,tors free Address Ellsworth supply
20 1924 University ave. New YORK 'ltN.
pEAT THIS ONE IF YOU CAN.-Absolutsiy
new seller; every one buys ~ sign, loo
per cent profits: particulars rse beacoh
Agency. FishkilI-on Hudson. y. V
00CTop q. interne in a sani,srium for
nervous diseases. paw so month and
hoard room and laundry; must he single
man Protestant shd not over me- Years
nt, ~ college Address Box 81, Mlbrook,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Ut WITH
Male

yr.-rTrp and NALET.-French: thoroughly
a,psrienced. excellent references city
country Miss FitzGerald's Employment Bu-
ieau $40 9Th eve. tsilo Bldg.l, cor f5th.
Rf'TTER NALET.-Sviss. thoroughly eX-
perienced " years excellent references.
citv or country Industrial Association, II
West 4ed Phone $40 Bryant
GOODMAN. USFFUL-Uudcrstand lawns.
etc: strictly temperate. thoroughly expert
crccd. wears excellent reference. indus
trial Association. IL West i2d -. Phone
$40 Bryant.
GkRpENER- Single ,3oi. position hy April !;
practical experience In all branches OF gar
dening. poultry. everything pertaining 10 pr -
yate estate. hest ~ references. particulars IN
nr., letter g. T.. 10 Sackett ST. Corona, y J.
GARDENER and general man on gentleman $
place. best personal reference, slnsle IA -
49, West 18th FL
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ENVELOPES AND PAPER.

BEST QUALITY BUSINESS ENVELOPES,
200 zoe; single 100. So. Typewritins Pa
per. 500 sheets Zoe. up. Fine Carbon Paper.
70 sheets. 10c. H. Lesser. ~ Fulton Street.
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Female.
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AGGRESSIVE BUSINESS MAN f5s) seeks
connection where energy tact and eXecu-
tive ability are required. Broad experience
in sccountaucy. finance and credits. or will
excbau.e berkshire HIS farm for inter-
est In business Owner ij sd ave, Nyac.,
y Y.
CTJAT-FFEI-R Careful. competent and highly
recommended with private family; fully ac-
ualnted with country. f. H. Eoefe. %, North
I'm ave Mount Vernon, y. \.
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HELP WANTED.

I-ET.FT-T- MAN for house and church: coun-
trv. s25-s3O Mis- FitzGerads Employ
rlent Bureau. $40 jth ave- oslo Bldg)' cor.
syfh
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
RE M E DIES
STORAGE AND MOVING.

DAUBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE ~ lst ave.
Storage, moving. packing. shipping;
safes and pianos moved. Tel l24-Orehard
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE co. l3s -if0 T..
a1tn ef storage moving. packing. snip
ping: automobile or padded horse vans: CITY
or country. moderate rates. Tel. $3.50 Plaza.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST siDE-BeIow Tooth street.
wIsr sIDE-Abovs Tooth Street.

A -wAVERLY PLACE. 100. Beautifully FUR.
nlshcd room. with private bath. with or With
ont nealn attracilve rates. hotel serNlce.
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The Bronx.

Herbst Abrams. Martin 1922 o..
Richter Reinhold-O. 7. Schvsrtzler Si3i 81
Mercury Realty Co-rnIted States Fideliu
and Guaranty Co.. S433 81.
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LAWYERS.
ADVICE, CONSULTATION FREE.

hDNiNt
By. reputable lawyer; Is years experience;
specialist In matrimonial matters: strictly con-
fidential accidents. firms incorporated, &C
counts collected: wills drawn; notary public;
no charge made unless successful. Call or
write T.. EICHNER. Rooms lsl2-lsi3, 30 W.
42I st.; open evenings until O'Clock
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SSM AkING.

A pRFSSMAkER formerly with Whit.
Howard and Altman. desiree few custom
crs who appreciate nrst class work. NsN.
the hest wholesale connections. giving ms
customers benefit 81 wholesale prices AZ
Iho Now spJn-- cIepes- -elc-- n0A.-.-iI Wts'
9th ST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


A -WAVFRLY PLACE. io3. Beautifully fur
nished room with private bath. attractive
rates. hotel ser'ice.
7IsT ST. 22O wEsT.--Newly furnished and
decorated. large. small rooms. rchned peo-
rjie. references exchanged.
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JEWElRY REPAIRING.

MESH BAGS repaired. rehnshed like new.
5Oc. old jewelrv remodelled. ;. FREED
LANDER - Nassau 81.
OLD JENELRY remodelled 10 look like new.
Repairing a specially. ". Heckel. ieweler.
81 Nassau st.
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EFFICIENT SERVICE CO. INC
lAgencvD. 10? Tribune Bldg

NO CHARGE UNTIL PLACED.
We have positions for real high grade
mon going begging because We can't find
men rood enough 20 suit. II YOU can prove
yorr worth We can help YOU to better YOUR
.eV we recommend only the best 10 our
c,i.n,. Openings In sales. clerical. 'cchni-
cal and executive lines. call and Nc viii
Gladly ,ypiain
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ELECTIVES.

LONG ACRE DETECTIVE, AGENCY. Ma
thariel Nkst. Principal late OF the Detective
Bureau. New York City Police Department:
expert secret service. references furnished. 10
West 42d .t Telephone 63ss BRYANT.
HAIRY II. MORTON. 10 agency connection.
highest credentials. ITO West 96th street.
Telephone connection.
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iSsTU STREET Hs2-Ds ~ Nicholas syenus) -
Large. liant rooms. excellent tabls. congcnlai
people.
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COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
AGE. CIES.

COMPETENT office help furnished nee OF
charge 10 business men. Stcnogrsphers. cle
Gals, bookAcepers, etc. hccne Agency OVJ
9th ave. 1852 Murray
COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY -
M b Uoch PROP. office help. any ca
pacitv 81 William st. Phone 1907 John.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
EAST ORANGE,

EAST ORANGE. LENOX MANOR
IaJcc sunny rooms. private baths. new
throughout. exceptional table. Take Lacks-
wanna r. T.. Tel. 1919 Orange
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The - name is that Of the debtor. the sec
ond that o. tho creditor. and date when iudg
ment was filed
MNRCH u
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WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r.
Longnan's Sons gold and silver refners
John ST.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold. silver.
platinum. artificial teeth, pawn tickets. Borg.
146 West I'D St
NINE. NATAL. buys fine evening, street and
dinner Costumes Diamonds. Jewelry, Furs.
highest cash value. 90 West 18th ~. Prone
G10-Bryant
OLD GOLD. SILVER and platinum bought
for CASH LIBERAL allowances for silverware
I'm good condition. HOWARD & co. 10 John st.
REFINERS' PRICES paid for old gold, silver.
platinum. artificial teeth. antiques, curios.
LASKEY'S 40 3rd avenue. near 18th u. Es-
tablisaed 1855. Open evenings.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

100 REWARD for Information leading 30
location manufacturing plant In chatisn.
ooga. cheapest hy1fo.flecitlc pow,r ana cou
Trust Co, Tenn.
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I MADE $1,000 I'm nve years With q small mail
| order business began with s.. send for free
booklet. Tells how. Heacoch. .6Ji. i,oekpo.t.
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BUSINESS CARDS
AN 1IQUES.

ANTIQUES.
BULLOCK Gallery of Old Paintings
and Antiques.
tof - years on ith Avenue. Now located ~
u West 29th ST. bet. 9Th Ave. and B'way.
VI eALIO BROS-Antique furniture. bric-a-
orac. Sheffield and solid silver. 5sS Sth
ave 2Ith 81. Tel. 224e-Madison square.
EBLES ART GALLERY, l05 West 42d St
Antiques. curios, old Jewels silverSare
rare fans. paintings. miniatures and weapons
Old gold bought
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Manhattan.

DALEY Wm. LANES Riley & Sons Trucking
Co: Dec H. 1910; 1907 IL
Bonwit Paul J.--C. T. Aver: Jan. ~, 1914
reversed: 81. 7e3 az
Wilson. Charles or Rondv and Southwestern
surety Insurance Co People. etc; 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

METZ & WEISS OIL Engines operate on kero-
sene fuel and crude oils Us Mott St. -. Y.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-12-23

On last Saturday the F. H. Kelsey
grocery had demonstrations in both
drinks and eatables in most all lines,
and ii kept the store crowded all day.
1t was no trouble to get square
meal there, in fact if you got in the
chances were that you were filled too
full before you got away This pop
ular store is growing in business all
the time and is constantly increasing
its line of the most popular eatables.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-12-23

ed to the real thing in winter begin
ming last Saturday and lasting all this
week. Monday morning was the cold
est for several years getting down to
twelve degrees below zero. There was
a few inches of snowfall on Saturday
and Sunday morning, and the weather
has been too cold for any melting as
yet. There is evidence now, however,
that the worst is over and the weather
is breaking. We have been spoilt here
by good weather and change makes
us grouchy.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-12-23

Rudolph johnson Of Boulder, who
is secretary of the state grange, has
been in the vicinity Of Wiley the past
two weeks working with the members
of the organization and visiting with
friends. Mr.. johnson is also manager
of the University Of Colorado Glee
Club, one of the best musical organi-
cations ever started on the road by a
Colorado university, and has made ar
rangement for the glee club to be in
Lamar on April 3D.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-12-23
Armory Dances

The boys of Co. c are giving ser
les of special dances on Saturday
evenings at the Armory. The large
floor is in splendid condition and good
music has been engaged for the oc-
casions. The change will be ten
cents for each dance or Sl.OO for the
entire evening. These affairs as man
aged by the militia boys are becoming
very popular here and will be well
patronized.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-12-23
New AuctiOneer

F. W. Marshall, the popular Holly
auctioneer, who has made big sue
cess of his sales in that section the
past two years, was in Lamar several
days this week on business. He an
nounces in the Register this week his
willingness to take on business in
this vicinity and his success at home
justifies the prediction that no one
who turns the management of his sale
over to him will be disappointed.