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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-06
FORECLOSURE sALEs

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY Oy ~
fork.-Otto Gsrdsu, Plaintiff. sEain,, o s.s
ksrp and others, Defendants IN r.,.. vac
~ Judgment II '0reciosura ana 81. 1es
made an entered IN The sh1vs-en,l,iss .J
md bearing dat. The End day 4, cI.ssoa
1911 !, in- undersigned. the rsfsrss 4, -:
judgment named. vii sell ~ yubiie s-,,.se
~ no Exchange sai.sro,n No f4-s ~.
street. On Tho borough - Manhattan cy.ssy
NsN YORK. oG the 18Th dag ~ Soverrs., ~
a. IL o.eiocS noon on TIA, Gay. By Jo.s,t
Day, Auc'i0neer. 80 premises sir.e.I1
said ;udgm.n, 20 b. soid. aud it.,.'E
'rf.hsd 90 follows. Al tnoss c.,'si, -
?isoo5 Or parcels - lsrd. With n. $780,
sn4 lWproY.msnfs thereon erected ..s.n
lyirg erG icing IN tie R0rouzb ~ 49,
tsh, ~ ~ rliy of View York. In p, cov,.,
and STATE - New YORK and ~t,.s ~
aiken together. are bounded arr Sste-...., -
ioho"s 3egnning ~ ne sogihWsr.rly ~.
ner - Third sl4 Go1roL sfree's. ~, -
the'ce s13tferiy aieuz "a. yss,sriv 80
Poffcf street, ssrer'y-ssysn fse' AZ -.
lnc1e' ihenc9 westerly an - in, 49,
. 4nefo" stree. o1e hundred FEET: re-.
.ofthert n'r9Ns. With Gosrck strsst. -,
Tee' - 'lf fcIffer.y SIDE b, Third &c..
thence caster'y. along '1o sog,hsriT 80.
Hifd street. ors hundred fes, ara -.
Ii,ies 70 ihe point o- p'acs o., b4glsr,r,
sAojeci. however. 2 state q ,sc,. !.
.,,."n ~ s.lnr'ey o. T. = Norrsra .s,..
covenants o. repair streets oor'ai,ss -
b.oer j. OF Grants. pages 20 ARD pi a.
sIisiing tenancics 70 tenants Ia rosS..,-.
~ various parts u said building.
Dated. Nsg YORK. Octoter g. 1914
JEROME WUZiN. P.,s..
UOADLY. LACTERBACH b rOHySx
Attorney for Palrr~. . Wgi.am s,r...'
New York city
The following r. diagram az "a r,s,s-,
20 be sold. Is street number ia Isl % ~
Gosrck street:
Third stree,
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FREAKS OF A DAYS NEWS.

Fountain pens loaded with hiue-hla.k luk. have
caused $50 election taus.e lu Moutriar. The law
requires ballots 'l he marked iu black. and all
.Iue martel ballots were thrown ont ly the judges.
legal.
Tie Irvugtou. s. j. town commission has passed
an ordinance prohibiting the use OF pro'anc Ian
E-Ice
Marlin Costello. u Hastings. sWears that be has
trained OBJ. canary fo aiitle rs a Long Way 70
TpI.rary" and "rle Wearing of the Green"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-06
MANY LOFTS LEASED
New Tenants Take Floors IN
Midtown Section Buildings.

Hss,ine & CO. have isssed al 81 Fith a.. tHs
s,,E In 10 BENEDICT & Bodnsr. dealer IN i1en
ferlf.es s1d through n. b. Msoie tle u''I 10Y %
l. H. H.a- & Co. dealers IN embroidered linens
--.-e-i-e 10y a 80. have leased lie s1'l ana
seventh Huors IN TIE 0ppenheim- Collins a-l'Ao.'
box. nearing completion. az $3.50 West o.l. 81.
III. es.ees arc Michael Bloom and J. a AAleF
spar & Co have rented the fourth loft n i,5-is77
We, 37-h - 90 tis 1i. Top Waist Co III 4-s-t--
1sfayetts 81. the seventh loft % / splesei. i-s
fTeif,h i8f. IL ll4 TiUh av 20 = schinefisf ana
ne eighth lofi 90 l-a West ooih 3D. 10 herman
Msybaurn & Jacobs have leased the store and
o. sonent al JOS East 23i =, fcr I've YEAR , .,
Edgar 4 Manning leased tue first lci a. ~
West 3sth 81. for Eve yeats ior w. u. HDeI'y To
ne Douglas Robinson Charles Brown 90.
leased s3scs In t3 and 90 Wall g. 70 the japanese
Association. in % ard o. Last 21tn -' 70 re 'oiof
Manufacturing Co. So - AID j We,i ssh -. 70
son Noyle an iu % and 50 Broadway lo @aoeI
& co. . no.. -
s-. broadway % Curry & Hor,.flI4. frf loit IN
.l3 ana T45 Brosieag 20 BIZ q C4-dWeA ths
.eventh loft IN - and = Madison AZ 20 BENJAMIN
J. Ioy.s the sixth lcf, 81 A. aud . West -ith 81,
f1 Gluck & Maudel. and tie tlilQ loit 80 l4- ana
lss West e6th 81. 20 Louis S'cGubcrg.
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III eReza7l Estate
New Realty Investor
Buys Heights apartment

Catherine Hamm,rschss. 70 Abraham Mills, "a.
building A. o EsscI -. and Tor The Schultz Nes.E
Company % I y Mssskor the store al the south
cast corner Of William and Beckmsn as Al ASs
Broadway. o'ice space 70 Gaum \ Ahffhsn. Ahn
81 S. MAIDEN Lane = loft 20 LQuis G., Hugi.es Of
Sec sYa,c az l.2 Liberty ~. 10 +. I. : DAVID cor
don X Tdc.', n q. KNAPP BTeues Lsng ana
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

SUPREME C0URT-PENDLETON. J.
Hoguet Kirschherg Dunn
Ne; l. ColPeiFce-E l. Parad.
Re Green Purchasing Co Dunn
By DAVIS. J.
sands Martin " Hyde
" Trust Co Crotiy-J + McIn'yre
katH 10Th - C0--P Iugaham
Jauss Eth O.co,t
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

CROSBY. JOHN sCHUYLER.Iis =
snce OF an order OF Hon JON a, ~
halsn. a Surrogate or the N osrss
b Ioyn claims against John Schayylss,,s =
c os 20 present the same. N,'a y rI.:, 3
thereof. 10 the subscriber a. - ~
transacting business. az the oul.s Bor9
NJ Zgekert. 80. p Cedar street "a
Of Manhattan. IN the CTS. OF ,.t,
on or before the 5ih day ~ Sptv .. ~
Dated. New York. the S'tA NS'
TENDER. 1914. , cpOsBN
AdmlnisHs'~
HARRY ". ZUCKERT,
Attorney FOR Administrator
No. II Cedar street
Borough Of Manhattan
New York city
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 81 e. COS sith st.
.0xes iaursh Elias 90 Elliott Mtg CO. 25s BNay
lprior mtg so ooOi Nov .. due May !. 1916. q,
.ify l. n Ius 60. 81 100
LENOX Az. ~ S. 6i5 l2Oth o. eoISJ Mary +
Place il Title G. & r Co. Nov 4 due a. per
bond. SO. 900
>rII Az. % coz I'D s,. y. lessohold. Frank
Clrau fo Peter Doelscr Brewing Co. io7 Jjih
80. oct go demand. C.. atty. John llucn-
uiuger. Az ssh 81. 5000
18TH sr % S. 1884 7th st 2oloI75: Emmz
Zcee TO Beatrice J. y zegcl a sno. eIrs. g W
SON 81. oct IL. yrs. . C.. atty. L 7 Ins GO.
g. 900
DIST ST. e. 80 e Riverside Drive. SO Svl0o .
Cnas DE Brewer 10 seamsns Bank Tor Savings
in City Y. 76 Wall 30 Oct % due Mar-I IS.
1910. AZ c. ats Cadwaladcr. W 4 q. 80
Mali g. 1000
18TH ST so W. s. 800 3 E BFsy. lS.9tlo0.u
SIGMA Nu Realty Assn 20 Hy fecrburgcr 5i2 W
MAN % lrrior mtg $50 O00l Nov 4 . yrs D Co.:
attss hci.h a Abbott a. Cedar So. 81 900
The Bronx.
cltuDuVII Az Tie - I5qXllg: Ala
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STORAGE NOTICES.
UNRIFN TERNI>Al STORAGE AND
uAREIfOI - 90.

2r3-2fg East l3jth ST.. Br0n1. y 7 ~
To sophie Rothman. " r. Browa. -
Cl'nchy Fred Hall John F.aan. "a
George. Anna Green. Mss T. "
HAYDEN ~. a. schmidt Ms J. F s''.
NcNaul Mary G1uiI.i Wn Cray. Wv
Schrade-. Nre T.. o. DsVr'cs. Mrs. NalA-.
Mr. Nurtaugh N.ss -. s.. Bowen Ge y
White Mrs Rrrrs Mrs Noist Ja4a y,
Inns NJ. T. Flanagan. VI, 4. \. -.
N~ Kennedy. Nrs Nlrre- Ms Pr.
Mrs Tavi 90 Irrnv MrfaTreF Nrs -
~ Nrs. R1u'lir. Mr. lrceer. N-s s..
urs. Beck Miss IrNil Mrs ia". Jos
M 90 Ma Ross Ezra '01.oL, =.
eros Frank Mitchell Mrs Bl.e s+
tr.cn. \ Kasner. Mrs. Hyman. = 49,
Cbos wells N-e NcCiear'. Wm. Nisnsss
Mrs Conrollv Nrs H4ines. Ms -
NJ. Tavlor. RoNt webb Mrs Isy.ot ~
NcClov, Mrs Norton. NJ. Mcneil, r. r.,
and O'R,rIy. \ Gqrgain. VI a:r..'
Klo.hy Paris Shop. Guarantee koonns -.
=. A Huston. KaTlai1 ard Ch''r.a. a,
urv Exnort Co. I Fash. Acme rL'. -,
Mrs Meow Sam Rosen hunn~ g.
Co. ". Goldman. Bronx CO Gss
Fixt. Co. Mr Bihso. W. O siu-i' 49,
Gil, co. 81. ~ u Lefer YOU 80 -,
~ YOU are he-ehy no'0fd tna' - -
FOR the payment - fhe H"n W 80. -
me household goods personal eT'c, '.I -
,r..gb, stored ~ Won or f0r yolr $780,
IN our warehouse having eNplr.,,.
property VIII hs sod ~ nnoNc So ~.
90 Fast f75fh &c. R-onN N-NA,,
f'i,v =, 1890 a. ~ ~ Morf'v. ~,
1914. and continue 20 rho m.,s
.ir,U aff ~ tho rnr's save feen
HARLEM TTp'frNAr sfokA'H
AREH0rSE 20.
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REcEIYeRs APPOINTED.

SUPREME cOURT-PESDLEToN. J.
W II Schmail WeiniTaub--lI Schumacher 4
Sons
Greenwich sss BkIW Runyon-J II Smell
By BLANCHARD
y l. Caster Bertha kaufman Macktn
II Blauner iWallach Reisler-J J Mackin
Margarelta Gfifl Sutton Doc;or-J JNiackin.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
NOVEMBER 5.
Manhattan.

Anthony Dsmmcr.e and sro. eHB Charlotte Den
merle 70 Carrie pcmmcro: 81
Freehold Construction Go 20 Isaac Cohen; ~
1890 $40 500
I,l Ifye 90 Lambert Suyi,m. .pe3p
o 49, So 500
TNuN Eo,ity Co 10 J Phibrict. 81
80 ,.--,.r' 90 -ri,fe Cusrsrfeo and Trust Co.
N"' Iofie" 10 I"io "uHS"''' '''' $4,000
Sarah Dinkelrnan n Hannah Nepbufger. 500
Anna FsutCl 20 Rens Sulzherger. 81
$500 1r,,is 1reu-snco and Ir1iu Co 70 4 II
20 "a 49,, ~ $1,000
Kaermerle & Co Inc. 20 & + Hoffman: 81
Firm o. : JarmuloNsky 90 Lawyers TILE lnsur
ance and Trust Co. S-',oo0
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER B.
Manhattan.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. November o.

ARMY.
Following majors Medical Corps. upon com
olati0u duties IN division q militia ailalfa'
AXE stations 800 cities indicated as inspector
instructors Il sauitar, troops OF organize
militia o. states designated. mn ~
page. Atlanta organized militia or Ala
haioa. FLORIDA. Georgia Mississippi. North
carolina South Carolina ana tennessee
LOUIS T.. HESS. Co Philadelphia. organ
i~ed militia OF Delaware, District OF 90
Ivmbia Maryland. New Jersey, fcnusyl-
,ania and Virginia. NJ. a. vs. SioCh-
LEY. 70 Columbus organized militia Of
Indiana. Kentucky. Michigan. ONO anu
West Virginia. JAMES NJ. IHAELEN. 10
chicago. organized militia Of Illinois. Iowa
Minnesota. Missouri and Wisconsin.
Name OF Captain THOMAS =. hOBbh >
"4 cavalry. placed on list u detached OF r.
f4.rs TO take effect December j.. am
name Of Captain LINCOLN G. ANDREWS.
cavalry. removed theretroin. 20 take cnect
B,.emter ID. Captain ANDREWS. from
dufv with organized militia and assigned
qtb cavalry. 10 take effect December d..
I-i-.f Iieufs ROBERT X. WELSiElMtF
NI-FTS +. MADDUN, ARTHUR g. CAMP
UI.TT. and EDWARD s. HARRISON. codst
artillery % coast artillery school, foIl
Monroe. December 90, on which date OIL
fr.rs not on unassigned list are relic ed
from ass gnnent 20 companies TO when d.
First Lieut.. CHARLES r. THOMPSON. 10th
fuf now al West Point assigned duty al
military Academy until December J..
second Lieut. IRA s. RAIDER, I'D Inf. 70
Iettrrman General Hospital. Preside or
san Francisco. lOr examination to de-
toruine fitness Tor detail Ia aviation Sec
ton. Signal Corps.
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COUNTY COURT.

COUNTY COURT.
Civil CaleBdar-Part lv-ROl. AT 10 n
Ridley NassauElccRR
Ac,ions 'riab.e hy the court without Jug
SAY Bk ~ Utica klauh-r la perm .'l.iot,; Y -.
ID 'A.cssio. tusgicrO Us, ID tia1Hd. ieSs 4, y
Nateu Htrkcr FaMcisV - Ieinlle d l.
l,n. alnI. WIZ SnmIer
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RECORDED LEASES.
NOVEMBER 8.
Manhattan.

Jay ST g snd IS. al: Louise hoffman 70 G
VI Rrcnhcuss s Co. iSt ReAde s. u US snd
1. days from FEB Is. 1914; s,tys. Merrill Z 100
BwOy. go -,
20 Green. 427 81 So: SIS IRON. Nov :. .lfltt;
le4TH ST I.7 and lse w. su: r Aver 10 u
Blum. Sos " l44th a. 81 yrs from lcb l. l9li,
sttv. y T. Goddard. IS Nassau 81. 1850 20 $1,000
MADISON Az. lo2. of'ce 20. on 90 floor. Car
ton Chambers Co 70 Bharcl!T Lodge Assn . yrs
from o.. T. 1914. atiys. Butler, i W 81
Wall s. $50 % sttO
ST nicholas Az, 1879: slso lslsi =. 81 ".
part % noor w weimsn % Chu stat. $50 LcncX
Az. Slo-l2 W. from Dec !. lsi4;atty. Fled
JAMES 81 a.. store and b. C Canonic6 and
sno 20 J Carpine.o and sno 10 Catherine 81. .
yrs rom Oct !. 1914: atty. Jas Eversri BreweIies
% AZ. 1901. al. Mccarthy % Jacob Duter
man 1907 % az. from Nov J. 1914. 90 ds'e. nEel
hy notice from landlord; 81 800
30 Az. rs, all; 6 Gocttins TO J J DOYLE. ~
s5th 81. II WIS from May T. 1918. atty II
Lesser - Liberty 81. $500
SIN Az. az. al Kk;h Moore 70 F CIrrsn.
2s- Sth az. 3 yrs from Nov 7. 1914. atty. &
Eoe-1lrscr. 4o1 J. 5jih s.: S-.--e
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Public Quiz for Coroner.

'HsllinSs. Bvraio: Lewis r. oii,cx w.,
V. Moot, Buffalo. "e1
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suPRoGArEs RT-sANYER. l.
FXTCUTORs ACCOUNTING
James " helt non ,ASS,,,rSTiiss-T f
AMAZE Brown ,ccor-STtSC
7 outa Malak0T
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The Bronx.

iS1TH 81. 7oi =. store etc: l. Gates and Ano 70
r Naumsnn 70l T. lS0th 60. yrs from Nay J,
1912. atty. = Nsumann. 7ol lS0th 81 $3.50 70 $500
NTH ST eG2 vs. par. LIT floor and part base
meui 20 De used as branch po'toH1ce. / Ban
uing 20 United states Of America. : VIZ from July
J. 1914. atty. L A. 1925 SedgUtck SV. $500
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NAVY

Lieut.. Commander r. s. KEYEs. detached
navy ward. Philadelphia. 90 works New
York Shipbuildug Company. Camden. cou-
nectiou hitting out oklahoma aul duty ~
board when commissioned as engineer Of
nccI.
Lieut. l.. T.. ANDERSON. detached navy
yard. Phusdelphis, 70 south CGolina.
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The Bronx.

Hannah Wake e. 60 Hannah T. Wake. s
Gibraltar Realty co. Inc. 20 h n Piesen; sa.o'
Same t0 same. en-,
rs $ Silver to " Suckov u
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: WISHED MECHANICS LIENS.

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER q.
The Bronx. e.
WADSWORTH Az. SIS g. 30 q l-oth %. Thos 7
Een.t aTf W. Hohso1 - al. SEPT - 1913 so
GRAND BOT LENARD AND CoNCpl RrE. o. o.
COZ Tor.lau Read. Salvatore Naccarat0 at john
Doe 90 ai. May 20. 1913 lay bond, S'1
ALTERATIONS.
items under s. 900 onliitedJ
NOVEMBER s.
Manhattan.
F. 18Th ST % % 20 T. 70 an .iy loft = Kendall
Estate - Liberty So owner. scott ll9 " -
20. arcif, cost ''''''
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 8.
Manhattan.
IrTH ST % g. 80 n 9TH ~. 25xl0o u SAM
Co. isclriIt a. al at jos Lehling 81 Al fore
closure n. ugT ats. J. Go.l-riIlmlI
LEXINGTON Az 1856 VIM l. Condit AZ Louis
Levine Of al foreclosure of mtg; aitys. E-aus
Gleason * Prp.faucr
40TH ST. 80 vs.. Clarence Carroll agt Patrick
= Costello ~ al foreclosure Of mtg atty W /
Glare.
The Bronx.
FOX ST s. 1913 Il o Az s. John. io71i2I /;
Fanny Grecnbaum ~. Andrew r MekeWey ct al
foreclosure o. mtg ats, u " Greenbaum.
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DOWNTOWN BUSINESS LEASES.

V.rg- \ LTm-H I10 I1s1ed f0- JOIN n Tayl--
as trustee O. Abraham ZIr-. f0r term ~ years.
.fle building st $50. Gree'.sich g.. and a. $50
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REAL ESTATE.
BOROUGH OF MAINTAIN.
COUNTRY

FOR HOMES iu the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
40 West 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison
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LONG ISLAND.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

dAELEM MASONIC TEMPLE. Uail-iodss
rooms, reasonable. Barnett d Coz IL
Esxt 10th 81
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oAvLDsELL Ay. na. =. mmlis. H.s
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NEW YORK COUNT

Appslls, Diyl.Ioo .lNGhAiiA sro y r. ~ y -
NfoTIOTS AT 10 VI 49,.
- TN. ftufra ana WAY
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sURRoGATE's CUNNINGHAM. 3.
80 DAY CALENDAR.

lie balance Of the Jay calendar stand, o-.r ur;n
o
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
MAN HEADS
COLUMBIA POLICE
Elected Chief-of.Police to Succeed W.
{. Cartllcart, Resigned,

Columbia, Sept 2G.-John w. Rich
ardson. a. member of the detective
force OF the Columbia police depart
mcnt, was this morning elected CHIEF
or police succeeding w. G.. Cathcart,
whose resignation becomes effective
september 30. Mr.. Richardson was
elected on the first ballot, receiving
three votes, his nearest opponent, II.
G. Thomas. received two.
The rev chief of police is a native
of Laul ems county, having been born
and reared at Cross Hill. He joined
the Columbia police force 10 years ago
as patrolman and, in eighteen months
was made a member of the detective
force. The chief Of police has figured
effectively in all the minor and import
ant cases that have developed in re-
cent years, and his thorough familiari-
ty with the habits OF criminals thcir
pcculiaritics and personalities will
clip his administration as head OF the
Columbia police department.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
"POSS" POOLE IN TROUBLE.
Entanglcd in the Mesh Of the Post Or
flee Department.


"Poss' Poole, the well known color
cd character, has become entangled
In the web Of the post office secret ser
vice department. Wednesday morning
"Poss' was arrested and carried be-
foro Commissioner Bynum, at New
berry, ch ed with using the mails
for fraudulent purposes. After a per-
liminary hearing, he was released un-
der bond OF 200. His case will
probably come up at the next term Of
the federal court in Greenville.
1t Is alleged that "Poss" would or
der articles Of value shipped to him
G. O. d. Upon the arrival OF the goods
nc would refuse them upon some pre-
text and have the shippers notified. AZ
ter parleying with them, he would Of
fer to take the articles at a reduced
price, knowing that they would accent
it rather than pay the charges. 1t is
understood that he worked this game
on quite number of firms.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
FEARFUL GERMAN LOSSES.
Berlin Admits Loses OF over 10000
with Some Battles not Heard From.

r' "''i'''s experts
e"'u' '.'' "o' man 'oSSes III
90 ooo " "". "iolc aI
,o, a,,.o.; '',ln"'o
om..,, l'o''' o'''o'"'
pou,,, ~, D. YIN
,,.o,.
oro ,iet n,,,,.no. .,s.. ~
49,, 80 20 ,,.1,, ''eo 'n''
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
COT TON ACREAGE
MUST BE LESS
Southern Governors and
congressman Plan
UNDECIDED AS TO
MEANS TO EMPLOY

Division OF Opinion as TO Whether
State or Federal Laws Should be
rassed, Taxing Acreage. or. Pro-
ducti0n in Excess Of lEa!f OF This
Years Crop.
Washington, Sept. %. Governors
ana congressional DELEGATIONS from
cotton growing states continued their
conferences here today TO dcyiso
means for relief Of Southern cotton
producers from European war coudi.
tons. Two of the chief plans con-
sldcrcd were: I.ovyinc uf a prohibitive
tax OF ten cents = puund on tho 1918
yield in excess oi fifty per cent OF
the 1914 production, lcvying of twcn-
W dollars an acre tax on every acre
planted in cotton in 1915 in excess Of
'lity percent Of the acreage OF 1914,
whether the federal or state roy-
ernmcnts should assume tho task OF
cnrtailing the crop next year was the
principal issue developed in consider
irg curtailmcnt plans.
Government aid will probably bo
recommended in the form Of loans
10 growers OF cotton remaining on
their hands from the 1914 crop. Men
VINO urge government loan saw
failure to act will throw the whole
crop on the market. Governor Sla-
ton, Of Georgia, led the fight against
state legislation, saying; he would not
call the Georgia legislature no mat
scr what action the conference takes.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
JOHNSON OPPOSED
BY A REPUBLICAN
Union Republican Party will have a
Candidate in Every Congressional
District

District.
Columbia, Sept. 22.-Thc Union Re-
publican Party Of South Carolina will
put a candidate in the field to oppose
Joseph II. Johnson democratic nomi-
nee for congress from the fourth dis
trict, said those in attendance on the
Richland cou1rty convention Of the
party today. The convention was held
in the negro Masonic hall, Assembly
street this afternoon and was attend
cd by GO delegates. Five delegates to
the state convention Of the party to
be held tomorrow at noon at the ne
gro Masonic temple, west Washington
street and ten delegates to the seventh
district congressional convention
held AZ the same hour tomorrow, an
other place, were elected this after
noon.
Inc negroes at the county convention
today said that the party would not
put state ticket in the field but can
didatcs for congress will be nominat-
cd in all seven districts.
Should there be n full representa-
''on I" the state convention of the
Union Republican party tomorrow
there will be 125 delegates present.
ihc call, bearing the signature OF .Jo-
seph w. Tolbcrt, white, Greenwood
county, as chairman, and that of Hen
~ w. Mobley. negro, 1912 Lincoln
street, Columbia, secretary was is
sued at meeting of the executive
committee on July q, 1914.
a state chairman is to be elected to
morrow and the convention will
transact such other business as NAV
come before it. The negroes at tho
county convention today said that n
hvely fight probably will be precipi-
a'cd among the aspiring candidates
iof nomination for congress tomorrow
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
G. NJ. DAVIS GRANTED BAIL.
Killed Negro near Clinton last Week,
after an Alteration.

after an Alteration.
Geo. NJ. Davis, prominent farmer
living near Clinton, surrendered to
the sheriff here Thursday for killing
a negro Downey Morrison, on his
Elace earlier in the week. His attor-
ney appeared before Judge r. G.. Watts
the same day and made application
for bail which was granted in the
suEl Of $500. The bond was prompt
ly furnished and Mr.. Davis returned
to his home.
/. is said that the killing occurred
when Mr.. Davis ccnsurcd the negro
for disObcdience Of orders. The NO
gro grew angry and heated words
passed. after which, it Is alleged,
Norris picked up rock and reached
to his hip pocket as if to assault Mr..
Davis, whcrcupon the latter pulled his
pistol and shot the negro twice, Nor
us was later carried to hospital in
chester for treatment, but. tho wounds
proved fatal, death resulting Wcdncs-
day morning.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
SCHOOLS EXPECTED
TO BE AT THE FAIR
Beautiful Pageants Expected to be an
Attractive Feature OF the County

Beauffni PageantS Expected to be an
Attractive Feature OF the County
Fair.
Historical pageants, by the schools
OF the county, are expected to prove
one OF the most attractive features of
the annual county fair, which is to
be held October 10th. Miss vii Lou
Gray has issued the following state
ment about this feature:
"The county schools have again
been asked to take part in the fair. 1t
is the purpose to present this year
IL pageant, Uncle Sans Review"
Each school will represent a state in
the union, portraying historical
scene or some distinctive state feature
or industry. This pageant can be
made one OF the most educational fea-
lures OF the fair, provided the pcoplc
OF every community support the move
ment.
Each person WHO reads this article
should see that his community has a
part. The demonstration will be most
worth while, not for it's historical or
entertaining value but from the fact
that it will teach the children that
they are a part of the county, whose
success depends Oh their cooperation.
The Fair Association has ARA: .5ed to
give $50 in prizes. BY investing this
amount in suppl Elementary readers II
can be made to increase to $50.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
10 Raise Red Cros. Fupd

The local chapter OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution Wishing
to contribute 10 the Red Cross fund
now being raised for the suffering SOL
dicrs and orphans OF Europe, have
taken lease" on the Idle Hour
theatre for Friday night, October 9th,
when part OF the proceeds from the
door receipts will be given to them.
The ladies Will sell tickets on The
street for this worthy cause and cv-
crybody is requested to give them
earnest support.
Election Commissioners Appointed.
Gov. Blcasc has appointed the fed
eral and state election commissioners
for each county in the state. For Lau-
rens county he has appointed l.. b.
Blcasc, III. N. Wright and G. Wash
Hunter, as federal commissioners. Fl.
N. Wright was unable to serve, so w.
j. Anderson was named in his place.
j. G. Mcmillan, E. Y. McQuown and J..
E. Ledford were named as state elcc-
ton commissioners