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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
BILL TO LICENSE BROKERS
To 10 introduced at Next Res,,,,
scssion of the Legislature.

There will be introduced at tho n,,.
regular session of the New York Ie,,s.
lature bill providing for the Iicens'n,
OF every real estate broker In the star,
Of New York. The object Of the moa.u,.
is to eliminate the dishonest broker ara
to create a central board which Will con
serve the real estate interests OF ~.
State. The bill to be introduced was d.
c!ded on at recent meeting of the .,
ecutive committee of tho Real Estate A..
ISOLATION OF the State of New Yora hrli
In Syracuse, and II committee was n,,
pointed to act with William " Moft.,
OF New York city. president OF the ASA,
citation, in the interests OF the netsu.,
The principal feature OF the bill. vt.r.
Will affect brokers In every city 90 the
State, Is the establishment of "A real cs
tate commission OF five member. "a. ,
appointed for five years, the State b,.-,
divided into five districts. from each g.
which one commissioner is appointed TIN.
commission Is to issue licenses to ail p...
Sons qualified under the act 20 b,s....
real estate brokers or real estate s,t...
men. and all surplus over The ,ip,.se,
of the commission Is Appropriate b., Ola.
bill to be used IN advertising real r-.a.
erty located In the State OF New Yor.
It Is not intended that the reguia, OIL.
shall restrict any person from ohta,r.rs
a license II the interests OF the puhle
are not injured by license being 10.
sued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
TO ENLARGE
TRANSIT BUILDING
Buys Property on 43d Street on Which
to Erect Ten Story Addition Trad.
ing in Apartments and Sites.

The Transit Building. on Forty-second
street Just east Of Fifth avenue. is to be
enlarged to almost double It's present size
by the erection OF an addition to it
extending back from Forty-third street
and connecting with the rear of the pres
ent building. Joseph Mllbank, who owns
the Transit Building, purchased two lots
on Forty-third street yesterday. which
with one he already owned there will be
tho site OF the new structure. In the
purchase Of the additional property Homer
Foote. Jr.. represented Mr.. Milbank as
broker. Douglas L. Gilman & Co. repre-
sented the sellers and George ]. Gillespie
was the sellers attorney.
The property sold Is 6 and East
Forty-third street. owned by Thomas
Kelly. who held 1t at 100000. 1t con-
slsts Of two old dwellings, OH plot AK
1905, beginning IA feet east of Fifth
avenue. Mr.. Milbank already owned the
property at 10 East Forty-thrd street. a
seventeen foot lot. which with this pur-
chase OF yesterday gives him a plot OF
ffty-e!ght feet front. The Forty-third
street plot connects with the Transit
Building plot by forty three feet The
new building will be a ten story structure
planned by George II. Post q Sons. John
Downey has been given the general con-
tract
The two structures will be connected
by hallway on tho ground floor only,
which will give direct communica ion
from Forty second to Forty third streets
IN the centre OF the block. a great con-
venience to tenants in both buildings
and to the public as well. Special atten-
ton will be given in the plans to a large
interior court between One two buildings.
conserving the light in the fullest meas
ure to both. The building will be ready
for tenants early in 1915.
The Transit Building was the pioneer
offce building In Forty second street, has
always been popular and well tenanted
one and Is now fully rented.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
WEST SIDE HOUSES RENTED.

Samuel H. Martin has leased for Gross
Il crook the four story ard basement,
dwelling AZ l0i West Eighty-Hrst street
to Annie McEuancy for a term OF wears
Edward :. Foley 4 90. have leased for
q. = WosterNclt Ia Marie Raymond 2ii
West Sixteenth street, 963 West Six
teenth street for Mary T.. Shaw To Will
lam Bickler: 40 seventh avenue for the
Hoguet estate To Joseph Becker 2la West
Thirteenth street for william Young 10
Mrs Thcrrse Muderman, ~ Seventh
avenue for the RhnelAndor estate TO K.
T.. SNYDER. ana l22 West Thirteenth
stree, for Dominica celia to NJ. \. Ten
nysnn.
j. Edgar Leayciaft & Co. have leased
the dwellings. l41 West l.Sth street, 20
a Mrs. Brown; go West i29a stree, 10
A. \. v McCormck, and liz Wash.
ineton place To Mrs Rose chcl,n,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
MORNINGsIDE APARTMENT SALE.

John r. Davidson has sold for the Acme
Realty Company. Leopold Kahn, president,
the two seven story apartment houses at
353 and 357 West llsth street. on plot
lOOXlO0.11. 200 feer east of Mornings de
avenue. This is the rrst sale OF the
houses since they were erected by MIR.
Kahn In 1901. They hayo been held at
100000. Mr.. Davidson has been ap-
pointed agent Of the property.
The Lewis u. May Company has sold
for Lena Fr.edlarder the southeast corner
or 18th street and st. Nicholas avenue.
on lot 15x100 Irregular. fifteen family
apartment to Edward Brachen Corey. who
gave In part payment "Kenmarc." fronting
on FRANKLIN. Ocean ana Meadow avenues.
Far Rockaway. l.. J.. consisting OF a cot
tage and outbui,dngs on fourteen lots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
ANACONDA SHOWS DEFICIT.
Hard winter Made had Year for
Conner COmnauy.

The report Of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing Company for the year ended December
81, 1918. shows a deficit of s1,674.002. as
compared with a surplus Of $5,025.0s5 for
the year ended December 81, 1912. After
the payment Of interest there remained a
surplus for dividends equal to s2.61 a
share on the 4,332,500 shares OF stock
outstanding, as against sass earned on
the same stock the year previous.
Sales for the year were $44.003.473. as
compared with $51,723.032 in 1912. with
total receipts Of S46.363.372, against s52.-
91S,S86. The net earnings were $1l.2S3,-
227. against $15.796.70s In 1912. while the
profit and loss surplus on December 81.
1913. was $7.02l.l7o, as compared with
&S.695.172 on December 81. 1912.
+. X. Thayer. president of the company,
said the poor showing for 1918 was caused
by the severity of the weather during
January and February, which made Il I'M
possible to supply the reduction works
with ore, as in normal weather. The ore
mined was also OF q lower grade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
TO SELL HARLEM NEGRO CHURCH

An order was signed In the supreme
Court yesterday directing the sale In for.
closure Of the church properly owned b,
the African Methodist Episcopal Church
Of Harlem known az Little ZION. wli.r
occupies so foot frontage in thu ccut-e
Of the 13sth street block between L,noy
and Fifth avenues The suit was brought
by George Schweppenhauscr or . mort.
gage for $1,000 executed August I. irli
on which nothing has been paid since Fob
ruary last Ely Rosenberg, thu referee
who is directed to sell the property. ful..
that the total amount due is $500 The
court directed that a denciencr juIs.
mcnt be entered against the church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
OLEO MAKER GETS 2 YEARS.
Jclke Must Also Pay $4,000 Fin,
for Dcfrauding 4. =.

CHICAGO. May A. John L. Jelke,
wealthy manufacturer of oleomargarine.
was sentenced this afternoon to two years
in the Government prison At Leavcnworth.
Kan. and fined $4,000 b. Federal Judge
Geiger
Each Of seven other defendants con-
victed with Jelke Of conspiring 10 defraud
the Government of the 10 cent tax on coli
orcd oeomargarine was fined $4,000. The
Cases Will be appealed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
PARIS BANKING FIRM FAILS.
Crisis In Diamond and Pearl Trade
Affects Concerns Here.

The failure of the banking house Of
De Neufville ct Compagnie Of Paris. of
which Baron Alexandra de Neufville was
the head. was disclosed in the Supreme
Court yesterday when Supreme Court JUS
tice Davis granted an attachment against
the property Of the Paris firm held by
New York Stock Exchange houses on
margin. The attachment was issued on
a claim for 312.500 by the London Stock
Exchange firm of Solomon 4 Co. agents
for the Paris firm. as the amount due for
stock purchased.
Raphael NJ Bauer. New York agent for
Solomon 4 Co.. said in an affidavit that
he received cable early yesterday morn
Ing from his firm, which said: Large
Paris failure. Everybody concerned, also
we" A later cable said that Baron do
Neufviles firm was the ono involved and
that that the firms difficulties were due
30 crisis in tho diamond and pearl
trade"
Tho attachment granted by Justice Da-
Wis will be served OH all the Stock Ex-
change houses where II Ia believed the
Paris firm has an account.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

supreme cour,-special Tcrm--Par, M
TRIAL. before KsiGy couI. open: al i, u
a. s.g, ~ Ssi ~ s9s;' e. ss tsS s sss
passed rSisWi" Tor The the day 80 cause VII! be SCI
sS SS ga a.. ss5' as, eG7. ses. s6s, s;o. s,i
e72. .s'5, s7G, s'7a s's $50 ssi' s,.; ssss'
sssss..' yssS . sss. 1000. 1901, Hishcs; number
reached on the regular caii 100, yo,,.,
Ms sSpTsm' flisanea notion, l Before
COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
S SS.oF ssi MoE :sss s55s 2Ssi, aS 1850 ::so
2J66. 2Se7, .5ss. The following causes II
M e5Ss. sG,s. $50. s5!i. g6'2, 2t7s. 2575,
CUNT Court-CriminaI Ca!erdar-Fos
rrial~part I-Before Fawce;'. j. Court
opens NJ 10 A. NJ Hymap Edesteln and
MAJ smor,iS sn,GrIioH o hy nnI ua,ry WIN
arson. Dominick Burlo. arson.
Pnrt IL-before HHlan., Fred Kern
lam Fraleigh. James Keenan, and Edward
schwacke, grand larceny and rereivins
rTaISis rFg MeGa Spt oope ra. name M
chacl Burns burglary, peoi .arceny hmI
and Ti tsesyns n msfo OS v5f
elary., grand larceny and resei,ns' Morri,
.ssah" " jam ha5 Sris
alias Harry Kessier alias Harry West. as
sauit; Eugene, Comisky. burglary pest lar
ccny and receiving -
part uI--Before Dixie j. John r
Scnarfrnberg Frank Y. Martin and France
II. Miller grand larceny: Frank Yale. An
drew Bokhard and Michael Pctro. rohher%
and assault; Michael Perro alias Michae
pc,ro robbery, grand larceny and receiving
Joseph Mar,no. assault; Adam kuge., Henry
Rarclay Charles stewart ana Charles VII
son bookmaking; George Diseno, murder.
surrogats's court 49, Calendar = Before
Kctrhsn = Court opcus at 10 \. NJ In tho
Hall OF Records "a floor. VIII OF Annie
Unnnigan Fred IIortsmln. Lena Stack
haurar Charles Bensch and Alexander
Brown Accounting In the estate OF Honora
Donoehue. Morris Manson. James Chappell
Johanna Thunis. Meta Rucker. PHILLIP
Rothscker. Abraham solomon and John u
Ottenst Estate OF koppe Fri-dland
George Burns. John weckes Joseph satons
and James Austin. Contested calendar
VIII OF Michael BRADY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
NEW GO. TO FINISH APARTMENT

The Wadsnorth- Washinston '"''.t.
ton. incorporated recently. has .ir7
over the Yer planck estate plot '-..
llJ On the west side Of Nadswoitl a',
nue. CO., feet north of 1s5th street T7,
seller acquired the property last month
d foreclosure action against the Cp,UfIr'
Realty Company. Building loans amuur'.
ing 10 $685. have been secured Icy 'He
buying company from the estate for tHe
erection OF three ii,e story apajtm..'
houses. preliminary work upon winch wt,
started by the Comfort company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
BROOKLYN BUILDING THEATRES

Out OF n total estimated cost OF &602.70O
for new construction In Brooklyn. $4,000
will be invested In theatres OF the photo
play variety.
The theatres are to be built in different
sections OF the borough. The most i'm
portant viii be erected on the north side
OF Broadway. between Marcy avenue ard
Havemeyer street. on plot 40 by 100
feet. by Samuel Marcovlci. at "A cost OF
$4,000 Thomas \. Clarke will build one
at a cost Of $4,000 at the southeast cor
ner OF Washington avenue and Lincoln
place, on a plot So by 1879 ; feet, and the
Main building Company will erect an
other nj a cost Of 10000 on "A plot SO :
by Sc 3 feet, on the east side OF Saratoga
avenue. 81 feet north OF ST. Marks avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
BIG SALE At PAssAIC.

PAssAic, n. j.. May 4.--One of the big
gest sales Of real estate in the heart of
the business district In several months was
consummated to-day when Frank Hughes.
Inc. sold the property occupied by the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
on Main avenue, owned by Frank NJ.
property consists of u plot fronting Al
feet In Main avenue and 200 feet deep.
with brick building. one story high.
41x12O feet. 1t was sold to the City De-
velopment Company for a prominent Pas
sale man. whose name has not been made
known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
LOFT NEAR RITZ.CARLTON.
single Lot at - East 40th street 70
Have Eight story Building.

The Ritz Realty Company. Incorporated
recently by Lester F'loresheim. Is the buyer
OF the Tousey estate dwelling at II East
Forty-sixth street. which was sold several
erty Is directly opposite the Forty-sixth
street entrance to the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
On the site of the dwelling. which is COX
1905. an eight story loft building with
stores will be erected by the new owners
at cost OF 5000. Lorenz +. j. Weiher
has drawn tho plans for the building.
which have been filed with the Building
Department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
THIRD AVE-. PRONN. SALE.

THIRD ANENCE.--Kurz Il Tren Inc.
have sold. with Louis Menkss. Tor the
estate of Catherine :. Du Bots. 20 an
investor 21l4 Third avenue. three
story brick building between l4ith
and l&0th streets, or lot ?SN?j.
EAST lG3D STREET-JOhu +, Fetzer
has sold the five story fat on the north
west corner OF 1884 street and Teller
avenue. on plot i5Nloo. To Herman
Hell for the Simpson Construction COM
pany. In part payment Mr., Hell gave
nine lots OF the Gleason estate, Unon-
mort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
$4,000. 900 REALTY COMPANY.

Tho whitehall Estates Of Marhst',n
with a capital Of 100000 was moor.
porated yesterday at Albany. For diro'.
tors the new company has John Cola NJ
Haclensack, n. j.; Francis r. Tton NJ
Clifton, y. j., and Alfred Il. Mage- NJ
Flushing, l.. I. What the purpose ~ 'Na
corporation is could not be learned las,
night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
buy $50 IOCKAwAY LOTS.

Through tho sale of $50 lots In Rock
away another bungalow and small dwell
ing colony will Ice added TO the many 10
be found In that section, The Inter
Ocean Land Corporation. developers, have
taken from Jacob Essential "A frontage of
$500 feet on both sides of Lucia avenue
and zoo feet on the north side OF Arvcrne
Boulevard, extending to Jamaica Bay.
Forty dwellings, 20 cost $4,000. will ha
erected this season on this property,
together with ten bungalows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
BRONN APARTMENT ~ TRADE.

Goodaie, Perry u Dwight have sold for
thu Mack Construction Company 9J7 Hoe
avenue. Il five story apartment house on
plot 5oXl00. The buyer IS the Hamilton
Securities Company. who give I'm part!a!
payment the plot, 15SAliS. on Unlercl.T
avenue, 60 feet north OF Washiacton
Bridge Park. The Mack Construction
Company intend to erect ON this plot four
!ive story apartment houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
RuYs SANDS POINT ESTATE.

s Osgood Peli & Co. have sold for the
WampAge Realty Company to Mrs H.
T., Knight the Mcdonald place at Sands
Point, l.. ]. 1t consists of five acres of
land. with mansion and outbuildings, ad-
Joining the Laidaw, Honstot, Browning
and Sloane places Mrs. knight will oc-
cupy the estate ~ permanent residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
RENTS At DELATIELD ESTATE.

The ncahold Estate has leased 20
Mrs. clermont l.. Clarkson Tor tho SUM
mer residence uwncd by DR. II. ~, Jane
way on Livingston avenue. Fiedstun .
also 90 Prof George praytou Strayer Of
Columbia University "A furnished house
on Ficldston road, pending tho completion
of his residence on West ciGth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court--By Justice Lehmau--Mat-
ter OF Trabert. VIM. r. quinn. oppenhelm w
Oppenheim, Jas. W. Hyde, Charming w
Wiener: scheper VS. Mclean. Albert Blumcn-
stiel, Keller Va Viau, Adam Wiener,
Nv Justice Dayis-Peckwith vs. BeckWith.
John +. Molntyrc, suydaN VS. Delano, Al
bert Richie.
By Justice CohAian-W iliams W. McClave,
Michael \. EEan
ny Justice Blanchsrd--Pls,er Va Stanley
Goll!ek Co. Archie T. Baxter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
ADDS TO APARTMENT HOLDINGS.
John n Davidson has sold for Samuel

Harris the southeast corner OF Wadsworth
avenue and l19th street, i've story
modern apartment house. The property is
known So Wes, 18th street and
fronts 20 feet on Wadswor,h avenue and
100 feet on 18th street. The new owner
IL an investor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Country Justice BlaIchsrd---
Matter OF |Thos Whitaker. 1nc,, Roland
Mal!ofv,
ny Justice Lehmar-S, Howell Jones ~
WIN. =. taiichild. Iehlel N. Roeder, MAJ
Ssreiha Nenk.n Va Cath W Schwenk. WIN.
II. Rooney. Aara N Du Bots W Edv n
schrsiner. Percival winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
TAXING SUMMER HOMES.

Fish 4 Marvin hryo rented for Ni,,iam
v. SHAW ms rcs,Gcuce at Scarsdal" -
Mrs. HUGO y Schloss Of this city and M.
T,nduy estate known rs Fox Hurst. pur,
COOS ~, for t." coming summer to Mrs
William SU.tGs..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
RESULTS AT AUCTION
Public offerings Yesterday IN tn.
bronx SalesrOOm.
AT 3sOs THIRD AVENUE
~ unnrN RrnlN-

MANlDA sr. 500, " ., 1881 G,-t..'. .-
:5NioO. ? sly dwlg-C II NL.,i. -
Mcehan Bldg co ct al: Duo. 3.
taxes Sc, s.7o 80 TO FrcderIry " .-.
party in Interest. - :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

Court Of Appeals Calendar.

WASHINGTON, May THE day call In
Supre,ne Court for Nav 3; Nos 1856. s5s.
$50. 1851. g65. 367. SOS, sGs, $40. 81? and s73
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

NJ unnr,, 49, o." 49,. NV ''''' '""
~"'P' 80. r.
49, ..,. a. oSs 49, To-, o.
o. exnepsss sG2stss Dec .3.Tas
A., .. ,.,. ,,ss,s,- In, .oqo ,-E
O,ar ,,co,n. ii;e 9ss Inc 2bs eoS
~ -,
Co., rayonu,. sis ooaI.- Inc sii.7os,
oper, expenses. sS'e's'Sds Inc ll'i,sls
Ne, o,cr revs 81. oso sa. Dec ssi-s5
Oney income 80 i0iSi597 lie, osss7s
uosToN ,xD MAINE
49,, 49,, .
Tor Mag onar row ,17s7's7. Dec fsssls
opeF. expenses S,l7I..b6 Dec !ls.soo
~, ana, rev sfto ga Inc sa,o IS.
rn,ni nal ray bc5 s0s Inc EOS toa
op s,, in'G ,r,, ''H70' Inc 'si'''0
Total cPer 'S.'ss9!sa n Ins oSosss
ope'' eNPe"''''' -o,po',''' ''N' o-'e'O
! Ne, o,sr raw ssstSsss Dec 81 os3ar.
ro,aI nst roy CsO3e4S Dec 0Ta al q
on.r Income betI'tG2 Dec, ioi.'ea5
| $500"
r,. N,rn.o,ol,. pau md sari, IL.
Marie Halfway Company reports for March:
G.o.. ..rn,9s.; r.s;;;;s e. Pee. ::;ss.:,E
| Op' '"''' '"' '"N' NN
| r,o,, Ju,y /.
Gross sarn na ..'or,,SSss'i Pee "'ssst.
Up eApH' anu 'aAes' 4V'IVe's'f inc s'o'of'
w, .o,r,,r. s.k-o soa ne, a. 10 NJ,
-, ,,,, "
-. ~ "'sa'''"' se-s,ns n, s,.-.,
r nioss "a ms 'sto-a- NJ W.
oP' 'NP'' anu '"N''' pIr,''' NV -"'-'
NJ, .or,,nr. CO. ~ T., a., a.,
- ~" $50 ''-''''' '''' '''''''
Gross earnings Nsao'Ns pee n'sso
W 'NP' M" '"N'S' "''''''' i"'' -"'''Ni
M, .o-,,,,. ,o",,s,o IA, ,o.ce-,
WV '"' I,"s' SO - S-'-'"'i
- ny A',o HH'' AiIoN
| N'''h-
pany reports Tor March
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

erty at Davenport Neck. New Rochelle. to
a client who will improve the site The
property was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

ALVANY. May Court or Appeals
! calendar for To morrow; Nos seq. 5.s. 500.
/ 33T. S6i s0l, ass and $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
NEW nOcHELI.E REsIDENCE SITE

Mrs, Edmund W Bodiue has sold for
Donstoun NJ. Bell tho Pinckney prop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

For the three months ended March 81.
1914. the Northern Ohio Traction and Light
rross earnings and gain i'm net OF SIS $50
Interest charges increased 3lt7i3 and pre-
fcrrcd dividends Increased 1lo,os7. leaving
a surplus OF sl0a sol for tho common stock
an increase of $4,000
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-10
Wedding Bells.

Mr.. o. E. Isaacson and Miss Susie
M, Landers, both Of Forest City, were
united In marriage at the Methodist
Parsonage In Forest City. Wednes.
day, June "a, by Rev. B.. II Small.
wood. They left Immediately after:
ward for Salina, Kas., where they will
visit with the groom's parents.
The wedding ceremony OF Clarence
M, Williams, OF Forest City, and Miss
Lois M. Arnold, Of Fairfax, was sol.
elmnized ct the home Of George WILL
Jams 1t Forest City, Wednesday, July
/, Rev. B. II. Smallwood officiating.
After the ceremony . sumptuous din.
ner was served. Those present were:
Mrs. PIummer, Mrs. Dobbins, June
Dobbius, George Williams, Mrs.
George Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willisms will make
their home on the Davis farm, south
Of the city, whore the groom has been
employed for the past i've years.
b. b. 8.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-10
The Plow and the Plague.

The l7.year locust Is veXation
and q worry, but he has ceased TO he
Q terror. lie cannot muster the vast
armies which once descended upon
q district and proceeded to eat It up,
grain, blade, leaf, bark, and all, No
longer Is the sun darkened by his
hordes, no longer are trains halted
bS'the swarming masses, the country.
side depopulated by q monstrous ap.
petite, the land values caused to
slump by the fearful depredations.
The locust rs . plague Is rs obso.
lete ss butfaloes In mighty herds.
The creature has succumbed to the
pillow. II seems that reproduction Is
carried on by the deposit OF eggs Just
below the surface OF the ground.
These are due to hatch In the spring.
But fall blowing turns the eggs to
the surface, exposes them TO the sun
or leaves them at the mercy OF the
rain and the snow and frost. This
has reduced the plague to numbers
where the locusts can be dealt with
In the ordinary farm DAYS work. II
has made such tragedies as those
which came upon the west In the
fifties and the seventies OF the last
century impossible unless the land
should be abandoned OF the pillow.
We see that the l7,year locust Il
due for a visit this year, lie will
come, as OF course, he comes every
year. But being shorn OF his myriads
he is shorn OF his power to wreck
great harm.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-10
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
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that Of the Post ONCE Department,
the commerce clause, the taxir X
power, or some other grant. WheL-
ever Congress or the head OF depart
mont went beyond that power, as IS
including intrastate carriage With IT.
tefstate, the acts were declared I'm.
constitutional. Trademark cast
tlOn y. s.. ~: Illinois Central Rail.
way Co. vs.. Mckendree i2ij T. s., jli.l
Tie Employees Liability cases l.O7
4. s., iGJ.l
il may he, a. cOntendvd on behalf
Of the Government, that only by ma.
tional legislation can migratory Wild
game and fish he preserved TO the peo.
Pile, but that Is not matter for the
court. II Is the people who alone can
amend the Constitution TO grant Con.
gress the power TO enact such legisla.
tion as they deem necessary. All the
cerrts are authorized TO do when the
constitutlonality OF legislative acts Is
questioned Is TO determine whether
Congress, under the Constitution as
II is, possesses the power to enact the
legislation In controversy; their power
does not extend TO the matter Of ex.
pediency. II Congress has not the
power, the duty Of the court Is to de.
clare the act void. The court Is un.
able TO lind any provision In the Con.
stitution authorizing Congress, either
expressly or by necessary implication,
to protect or regulate the shooting OF
migratory Wild game when In q
State, and Is therefore forced to the
conclusion that the act Is unconstitu.
tional. The demurrer to the indlct-
ment will be sustained.
TRIEBER, Presiding Judge,