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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10

Wallace Barry. Smiling Billy Mason
and Bobby Bolder will keep you In
good humor in AT the Old Maids
Call" 1t is riot of comedy from
beginning to end.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10
chronic Constipation Cured.

Five years ago I had the worst
case Of chronic constipation I ever
knew Of and Chamberlain's Tablets
cured me-" writes s. r. Fish. Brook
Ign. Mich. For sale by all dealers
Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10
sEHON

of the Mississippi were found to be
considerably greater than those OF
graduates locating in the east
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10
CHILDREN ALL SICK WITH COLD.
COUGHING, FEvERISH, AWAKE ALL NIGHT
Use Pure and Pleasant Dr. Kings New Discovery Relieves the
ca,,nh aasans cold Prnm0fes Rest and Sleen.

will refund your money if it doesn't
give relief.
W. H. Knowles, of CISCO, ILL.,,
writes: 1--WE have given DR.. Kings
New Discovery the most thorough
tests for coughs, colds and various
bronchial troubles for six years, and
have never found it to fail"
"For about three months l had the
worst kind Of a cough" writes W. P.
Rinehart of Asbury, N. j. "1t
would keep me awake for hours at
night. All the medicines I took did
not help me till at last l used DR..
Kings New Discovery. Three doses
gave me the first good nights rest 1
had in months and further use COM
pletely cured me-" Sold BY
dHON
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10

The government of Canada has APP
propriated s10,000,OO0 to cover Pc
riod of 10 years, beginning with the
year ending March 81, 1914. for in
struction and research in agriculture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10
Madison, Wis, Jan. /, 1918.

NJ d Reynolds says
This is to certify that have been
a great sufferer from rheumatism
since 1894. Contracted the disease
while working with snow plow on
the railroad. For several years ]
have been obliged to use crutches a
great part of the time. Having used
three boxes of the Meritol Rheuma-
tism Powders, 1 have thrown away
the crutches and am now fully recov-
cred 1t certainly has done won
ders for me and I heartily recon-
mend 1t. NJ. d. Reynolds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10

nounced by Richard Ames. secretar.
of the school.
Earnings of young lawyers west
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10
a Good Plaster.

Meritol White Liniment is splen-
did application for Sore throat, Cold
on the Lungs, Group and Pains in the
chest. Saturate piece Of flannel
cloth with the L.iniment and use as
a plaster. 1t is very penetrating, will
not blister and is very effective.
TALLMAN & CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
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Boy S, Scouts q
-.

l.
EitF ret, seeietiaf5 StE 8 ffiiit1 Iii
.Ys N @. a., has undertaken the work
esss7 sttsy 2 Ot Ito ~ ~ l1ikhU
p boys. scout company on account Of
tbs approaching Confederate reuniou.
HUs has adhered around him sonia
manIy young fellows who viii glpo
their time to making happy. the old
soidiel's who Will visit Anderson 80
that tisile.:
ygs Nns .ieelded lest night to limit The
comp inernhership ip to I6. The fol-
lowing live wires have been sI,3sssst
TboIlaa Comp bell. Ernest Gsets I1azs
ylu tgIsUE p 4ops ItalIes, Todd Barton.
Wi liam Martin, Hertam hicCnwn,
MOntagile Power ca / Harris, jim Dan
iel, James Saeet, Jolln WIN IgG Binson,
Frank wllhstes Andrew Hood. :. s7tofi
Latigston. The ah6R6 ne mes WAra
enrolled last night, one other hoy
was voted on and. ID nam viii be aIl
.Iloilnped later II he accepts
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.IITTLE lsAg IIla HIsT0.sg
aaEe fran enc Gletft OFF Furniture ia
Mexican tatile b ls4ts

Aif E 0itn SaEde deputy sheriff
has in his possessioii "a little Bag.
which has an intefest ting histofs. Tic
hag spas u5ad "a BY DEPUTY San ars Sec
oiid cousin tha late Wash Sanders OF
Held county, who was q soldier ir
the Mexican war In 1916. Wash San
Eders secured he cloth from which tho
bnf was made off of come furnfture
which he found 30 d Mexican castle
after he ana his eognfades had fnn-
nefled through the thick wall to atz
tack a bunch or Mex tcasls af8er. 1iit,-
3tng tho Mexicans 20 route mr.. Sap-
deEs along with many OF his colitrn dos
went into the raatle an a anpropriafed
sls souv5nffa and for use some 81 the
cloth which ysas being used to 5ssofhet
fF, Santers used sis DoFtion of BE
cloth IL make sfnaH bag 10 which
he carried his coffee tilrOnaf the re4
maining nlnn TIN OF service before che
end came 5a came bsIels ~ hEa flotea
died d to = sSg s. " s,s III ended.
I.osifeH bFinEinE back tho Hills fed
hne. As Fan Ge4s iIto brouFit fFoss.
a.s4esssso rish him d dog 81 ordin6r -
f1ss irut which had heconia 6tt,-
aeissd . lliisl. The d1Sss i3nr.ie was
9 fle wing iss nHfae ff01n q eons
tsae Ion of she name of StHe eoan ~
from whence he mas ir0 li
Sandera WAS iirSt f1iissn 6f
hira. EfzzSe Sc 9(isfs 1intIief of der.
MY slseriff Sanders. who 4cstdes $
SQl.sa A-aIsssss.sss q she IA tioF n.
Aes {5th Year
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no &

IN comp liailek Z b fse Assad6
wv = n ElziEca Al de-
aDQz IT 7gIT me SEEl y t,s6 = OF 8
speeiaI flsiit ntcf fisS adla 81 n sid
hiQrsherh 20 bfibs elta lssf al
~ sIrk
81 to scu 10 8rSaa 6a6
~ 6tfifg ne
Ave committee o tssle q iifti
s. meet IA reen ls Is
ple3s 3l
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T.JOLJ
q 'FIEA q I9 E
TODAYS PRoGRAAa.
WHEN THE GIRLS JOINED TINS

WIN Til UIAA1 5UINbU IHE
FORGE
Hestor. Il side splitting 2 reel
comedy, See the girls as cops. They
serve Tango teas In jail. and every
body wantes tfleIE term lengthened.
Featuring Eddie Lyons, Victoria Ford,
Lee Moran and Stella Adams.
StfIlR RRlSE - q =. :.
Royal Another good comedy.
FOURTH REEL no BE SELECTEHt
Coming tomorrow SD DOLORES D'AIi+
ADA or the Itlsi,l % Sorrow q reel
s101 Bison ,MaStean drama.
\ Coming Saturday iFtlA IN fTHR
CLOUDS Universal Special featufe
The most thrilling sensation eVef
shown in this house. Also TIL ];
FOUR MUTUAL siIRIln 80. Is. I
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from the delegates attending the State
Convention at Elnrnnna nr u L.e<.
Sanders fead splendid paper and The
meeting was full OF interest from be-
ginning 10 end The delegates to the
State eonysntion sppke In enthusias.
3tic terms o. the hospitality rendered
slren BY the city Oh Flofanrc
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07
Nurses S6On
Viii ifaslaake.
IeIlI lIasa.

yesl III nd soa yeatefdas and
ter 4 isi5abHr OF beaati iful sl,ste
sssltsll ne sbund on, Rocky
eF ile1 tiivss staaos
~ ilfs a q CIV ~ Qfit ana
M tslst pi ltideee n ss n
llleiss after foz es,e t6 tsli tie
sseRsa grcHl asid tiloy are
o t9sial & elpe M
s thai thpys2Ase pIeRIsuI IN
son of tls toniifF 1as hasi
lg8sal1eT tilt 4 3 var t.ls ahan6s
IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07
Planning For 8 .
f Atf0iIlar Election.

FIRnIsiIlg E0f. a z 9 q z
iifofIler Election ~
call was issued yesterday for d
meeting OF the city Democratic ax a.
tive committed md Il ass; shean am
n0uneed that thIs N estins Vii he held
TOMORROW mpfnirig at D o'eIock III the
Offices OF c.. Cullen S4lll llsY8ns i,E1e com
lnittee q to be reorganized at this
meg ting mud the plans will bs made
for holding the next leetioti for may
or and Eldefmeii. ss3si
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iip cit Y deiioc ra n : tive fe==il
niittea 81 elsllets to i'1e. II lSI.l3 feaff s.
ink t s. Z clock n {, 1Iilr 81 lllise,i'
~ sflitvaI to arr az lt'f k fiits Drs
FaaFg alersf0E.
tfan.
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- N51.tltttltf tstSl -
Mrs Saliia n sloan 81 eFltlcaiay ill
az tsis 65Ia Jif hat siaIisl a. N a. INA
ssssIf = T7IIIT SCENTS ssti SfCl.in
has tsI very sili " hfis OH y f IL
e esl dent thai her toni isfSns
xsaH critical n 4s hoped By her many
srien1k ID az Eilrts al ths city sef
eise may recover
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lle a sesaal County M Sal Assoi
citlts1n held its Re- Mar nfontlilv meet
lng 81 flie ronnss of the s.s q 6ersos
Efoatot pf cainln erce es fdH3 at
tilne the body .eaFa 4 a .soft
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3 II VtstAas = Z i4t4e t,sit ~
Was ilisnaisselI,
gistrslla if1ad well yesterday
eiltsad the pasa slf II phil fsis t;ociir9t,
el,fF an With q pistol:
ktloFiieYa prt q 3 Dir. ,oclfran
pfess ssfit ana said chat they We're
TOR tFitsl but 10 nne appeared
9lIss tslll fTsp seentinn and the Maglstrate
& tll cfe fcfn ssslliase ed the case, because
a laI1lt or pfosectis ton w ~ J. Ill1a-s
LEI 5gRssre p q Q ~ tlrfssilt for
: Cochran rfeat soIue S6elta ago
Mr.. cliran va eurlisted BY b Jury
I'M II q record 4 - 1.sssi e.
f0Ia Lebanon. &
ls The BSs13ef Ae1adaFny and the Lei
glang ls51b7siff team
sasle szs.s .ssss.z
s rariz gestefday,5 the Academy boyR
tFlnniitg by d SCORE oe a to 9 IS The
lleys from Lob non played gooa ball
and az they he'd had a. ID 10 more pFacs
ssfiee thay would have improved on
what was roaiiS splendid exiiihi-
lens The Frazer Boys seemed to have
I aightened iif gunaid idnrably since last
they were seen Mt lleunR Vista and
played better hal then tlleN ever had
Z, sAeEEsssssssss sssss. Z II ss5.;
el IFina
OF sullslef.
en- peeple say that Snrnp1ets
selA AatnA and dArn any dnuhtinn I'hnalI1
as or nnbe lover 10 say tiint Il len Il
Jli,s ilaatl segl er day that he could
fpTniell pTonf positive about Suhinier
being hero for tho simple reason that
lQ had 1tist fstufnad from q trip TO
. lse country and that II long tho trip
he eDuld teel the hot wind bsoE's,g
iftsl lia fac0, which aisRnys indicIee8
s,lignnaSr Is here. He says that
t,Iis wind is ofilGlaity designatsd Us
sfsle Hot Wind or summer. Far be
from any on b to question ats knowl.
efsge about asher cont Gitions, there
ore Il IS upitsed that Summer lis at
Nurses S60n
VIII tifsiFate.
ilss frsste Dfio llygpr rtil and Miss An.
ME Duck left yesterday fe.S At
aallt.f here tl,ey fys, to be present at
tlle gTaduatin exef seB oe the ATTAIN
tn Trairihg School Ter Surees. Miss
He DlIclswoftn is to he one OF the
rasliiafes and si 4 siat ers 81 kile two
Gnng islssfes IisatikiflR the "trip from
s rffoli fdr the event. This is ilie
1lest annual exercises 70 be hold by
- 'sFVI lt ls uHueFHpooti
alassiS arrafi xelRe ents have been
for The q the authorities
m Tho sen1ols
IN y
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and Mrs. w, Carl wharton 81
Waterloo have been spending d few
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ia ebaII Game
i. AftefIloOp.

Baseball fans In Anderson are look
Ing forward With cons iderable pleas
tire; Ia the game TO Dc played as
Renna Vista park tomorrow afternoon
between the Anderson High School
and Fufnan Fitting school The H.
cal high school team has beea play Ing
brilliant ball or tho ast few No elSs
and there is little doubt about their
hein able to scalp the Baptists from
sireenyille. It ss xiectaa chat the
Tagainst "A Z. last week, iIS which
70 9. will sbring out the biggest crowd
viHta.
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s Mrs. r. Es Iligon attd 81 lsg HAY III *
one are iii Spaftanh lore tIIs,y are
attehsiitig the aiiisic igas
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TAe mother Of Spei caisd on tIie
cradle soll Il ifivlta SIIsged "a h6
Snre8ent af Ele sarvts - -
= = 81, i5s7sn Elf aad II m
.of aeciai iptesest y slc alolhes
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07

Ge1rge Richards hna flarl NilfrIs II
flaTtwell, Ga, have eeii spending 4
geiNi days n the cit gg Ma.
Kinney on F'ant stree
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john II : Earle n GfeenyiIIe
spent yesterday iE ls efsol on bust
moss.
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@. Latimer of igiFea Path spent
part OF Yesterday in the city on 6lsl-
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MIN +. s. Rodgers 81 saricston Is
srendInE d few days ~ the eity. tho
glieet Of stfs. w. CHISHOLM
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Ls Green 0f haffns tie was in the
city yesterday, 4 giess i tae Ctiiqupla
hotei.
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II B. Taylors u Swel ptsn trayeiins
man from Gaffney, fhes city yes
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PERSONALS
-.

-
u
w s,,, s,.y sloI a Iesy cars IN
gs.s''isss;
!, = e. - s's 3s
~ s.il.siat lllsi7 81
Z ~ :.
W., e.; 81
~ y. =; e rev wv
= y tts
- y - IN tlis
hofsf = - !, '.s2s ~ ssie sSl.i'upih 4s
- sssSe ~ r. =. 9.
t =, ss.. y
ser1Isv ! n i'.stsi s'ie esss Syes7 ',
- s''ss. - 80 - g 4 g g
Nas.slss, Z 4 !. ..ao ) aoselsys sst sllar arlolIe was
W. M. - sesteraaX
~ sa "a.
~, G 8. - slilDnTg u
h,sstnsss ~ l'esss - ~ ~ its On
~
=. e. ~ Sls y
hnte, = s 2 ass 8 - q slil9 ~. 9tlolA s,l
II p 2.
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J 5 9 8 D Q q . 3 5 : 8 3 3

Mothers Day will h ketebrated sun
day by. tlje Cradle h slSli ~ 8
stlre Sunday School "a fs.. f RI ~ 81 z
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Shertff Joe Ri II. y sll lfs speIit yesa
tpstlay n Green wood 9sllsiai hush
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Charles 3 a. .slaloseley of Charlotte wat
2 IIlpI y m Sne FlssItoTs It Eenu yesterday
in the city. ts
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Il Nv. RI Icergusoa spf Ic,sia 3 ns.i
q few hoaFa IN Andefsoh yesterday.
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kStsEaAsA u Mn &@41 1s kkAE6ENl4Ea 3 -
q #s =
Items sf nssrest and Personsl Mention Over hs =
irelsss On she- Streets Of Andefson # q
Negro Took

Negro Took IA g - x
a u The FKrra. IS
sA telephone inesshge war received
IaRt the Office OF Shesigf Ashley yestef-
day Afteriioon 10 III D fleet that q iies
gro named John AicGee was raising
cain on tho plantation Of EOnuie Mutt
iguEl and Mr. MuiIigan informed the
ptiIcefs thai the negro had taken
#clinrga OF the farm DEPUTY Williams
and Detectiye I1reniinl, ttfi,;s IL
farm and suceeeded IN taking No
Geea aiti ehafge hey investigated tito
case aud found that u s6n oG Mr.. aIiiI-
1igan snd the negro had COTTON intoi an
IerTeres AZ this Junction the mel 0
seized a ltniEe and dozens OF rocks and
took charge OF tho farm =. IIEa .ess:z I s:sz
TT51ditgBl EOS anderson last night aud
iffVarat an snnnssrfsinifu IN TAXA
Of tho county jail.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07

a a. Bfssfaw cf tfreenyiiIe was In
Tie city yesterday for d few hours On
businesss s. s
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a. Rice OF Union & 50 in the city
last night, guss a the chiquoia
hotel.
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I!ss ysisa patfiett 4 4 i, q IAN f,i1,r
Where she IS ATTENDING Z Music res.
tivai. Z
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Siiero. Cola Han
lfas Hero Yetterdly.

Was. Here Yesterday.
Hon, Dewitt Clinton Pickett of Co
lnmbtiH. Ga vicespresident of the
Ehero- Cola Company. was In Anderson
yesteriay for the purpose OF inspect
Ing the neH plant. Just completed here.
MIR. Pickett says that The expects Ans
derson 20 prove a ane field COR pom
ulargzing what ha eonBid ders q remark
able drink. hfr.. Pickett Is also State
senator from his home county 81 secr-
sian and II fully informed on mRttora
|interestaa Id political conditions Ia
Scjith Carolina. q ,S
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III @. Marshs.lI 81 partanburg /
spending 9 few days Ia me city OF
business,
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{ 81 :. s. eromer of Spa tanbhrgi WAS In
the city yesterday on 30 ness.
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Motllefss So

q . . ) s : ) 3 ) 5 ! 8 81 8 s. 3 :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-02
FORLCLOsUkE SAILS.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
-FLOhESCE LEVY. plaintiff. against
SAMUEL. LLWIs. ct al, defendants, IN
pursuance OF an interIocu,ory judgment for
inafter described. duly made and entered In
the above entitled action, bearing date the
ilth day of February i?lt, |. the under
signed, the referee in eaid Judgment named
Real Estate sales Rooms Nos t-ls Nesev
street. In the Borough of Mani attain. CITY
OF New York on the 9Th day Of March, 1914.
at twelve O'Clock noon on that day BY Joseph
p Day. auo tioneer. the premises with the
buildings and improvements thereon directed
by said iudsm-nt to be sold and therein de-
scripcd rs follows'
ALL that certain lot pi.cs or parcel 81
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon, In the Borough Of Manhattan, city
OF New York. known as numbers l@t-I2s ana
BEGINNING at a point on the south.rly
side OF I:srd Street. distant two hundred
and forty feet Easterly from IN. corner
formed by the Intersection OF said southerly
side - l25rd Street and the Essterly eide of
Park Avenue; running thence sou'heriy and
parallel with Park Avenue one hundred feet
thence Esst-rly and parallel with said South
erly side OF i:3rd street and along said cen
tire line Of the block eeventy-hve feet; thencs
Avenue one hundred feet eleven inches to
the Southerly side OF l.Srd street and
thence Westerly along said southerly s,de
or place OF beginning, be the said several
dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York. February 18Th. lsi.
sroppARD 4 MARK, Auoin.ys ,or Plain-
'in. No les Broadway, New York CIV
The following Is n diagram ~ the prem
is.s 90 he sold - street numher' are Nce
OF Manhattan. Ci'v % New York
l.3rd street.
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..-l., r.. p.,a.. St.r.rn rou,,
opens At 10 M--henfy ru,.ohs. .o.
NpisL burglary. sIana larceny ana I.ssl,:
lng. Harry Davis narcotic, possession;
Ralph Ferris. assault, jaime. La Gallo as
rai, lI-netoss BAKE J- I, s Lon Lon.
Mezzl. Kidnapping; Rosaiia Mar,eiaro
carrying dangerous weapon, Francesca Mar
t.lsro. carrying dangerous weapon and as
ssuit; Harry Fashion, grand larceny; Will
lam Keatinx grand larceny and receiving:
Frank Ryan and Fred Hartman. burglary.
nett, iarc, ny ami receiving
Pari IIi-Betore southard. J-Luixi
rrhh a,l e-'t orr Sonnn,sl,.. ssnp,usi
tno.nAs oO'nr',' 80 ,.nn, rrsnL
surn' rooosly INC m u, ma u.,rn
80, '''N. - ..,t l.. 49,,
.,s'u'', H'n =, M
na t5PP coa1n,Sr sssIg; LOUIS "'''e' anu
cout. Gpn,. q, id m. Hsi, o,
pp ous, oPe esI ,v 81 NJ T n, r'
P., Tary.y s,.nc.r . an us,,
,tn a - S,,,ip.r I,hn So, -, ~ "
t .'s - xtins' ~. ~
,a, G,.h.,,,. M prt sahd pis,
ma'F &C." ~, So.
Wa,,,sr w. II 1ass Sa nn., Tannn ga .nT
iinh. - .,ss,, ~, ~ M ~.
y'.t ~, ~. u" - SVShsnb :" ~. .ia,?
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LIS PENDEN0.
Manhattan.

ARTHUR Az, W T. All n ifsth ST. ieo. ~
100 to Lafontaine av L. Frank y Rus
sell agt Louise Thomas ct al foreclos Of
mtge): attys. Bassett Thompson d Gil.
pstrc.
CHERRY ST n g. bet Corlears and Jackson
sts lot l4-Rudolph wallach Co aGt Mary
r. O'Brien, eSrx ct al rorecios OF tax LEM
atty, A Weymann.
iasTH ST. n a. bet sth and Lemon Az, lot
io--Rudoiph waiiach Co AFT Adelaide
Arnold at al forecios Of tax LEM; atty,
PEARL ST. w 8. bet Yves, Frsnkfor. and
Ferry SITS. lot io--Rudolph Wallaoh Co
agt Louis OFT 81 al (forsclos OF TAI iisn)
suLLivAN ST, W = bet Brooms and wat,
sts lot 8a-Rudoiph wallach Co a6t yames
Remsen ct al tsmented forsclos Of tax
lien); atty, A weymann.
21ST st, n g. bet 9th and 10th avs, lot g.
Nathan Himowich sgt Ann d Snyder o
81 Uoteclos of tax lien); atty. NJ
s,TH ST, n .. SIS +. s,h .y ssxloss--
ct al (foreclos Of tWo mtses,i attys. Cad
walader. Wickersham Taft,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Duncan Pringie agt
Annie Koplik ct al foreclosure OF mort
rage; atty. C Woods.
aysTH ST. . .. t2b . of Keppler Az, 2bHf0o-
Dora NJ Shrenkeissn agt Mary Kiebei - 81
tforeclosurs Of mortEsss)' attya william
soWrHERN BLVD, O. ATS II n Of is1,h
Of, s7.6xio0--Louise EbfnG sgt Bertha
Kramer ct al foreclosure OF mortsass)'
atty. cohn.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
SARAH .JXcksoS. :, al. dsi.ndan" In
The partition and sale of the premises h:r.
inafter described, duly made and entered In
III I'm AS Say Of "' F.spusry. isls l. The under
WIN sell a. public sus,ion q, Che N.v y rorE
OF New York, on the 9TH day OF March. lsi.
p Day Day suction.sr tn. prsIni.. with Is.
buildings and improvements thereon directed
BY said Judgment to be sold and therein de
tho building !nni iV and imptoys%:n,. sh,r.oa :i,S
haitian. City, County and state of New York.
bounded and described a. follows
side A Of Madison tvspS. d,.isns twsnty"ay.
I.5) feet six t6l inches southerly from the
eF% IA. sy tn ban s;: WITH e H. Il:
East-riy side of Madison Avenue: thence
Esst.riy parallel with the south.riy side Of
i ,Syss s p.r "Sa vail ali Sins,Sny. ss is"
theme. southssrly parallel with Mad's.n hy:,
parallel with ths southeriy sid. of ics,h
Street and part of the distance through an
G!ns. Psr, .,a val y, nHss' @
Avenue, 'twenty-hvs t9U feet to tbs point Q.
plse: Of bssinnins. being known as is'
suBJEcT TO . mortss...- s,ysn to s.eurs
$4,000 Dollars recorded, In tn. once o. the
Register OF the County Of New York IN Sec
'irS :; IAs.r s7i Of Mc .s , p:s' ~,
DD EpwXRp r. Mccall. R.t.r..
sroppAID a MARK: ATTORNEYS ior. Plain.
rhs following 10 diagram o, iSs prem.
M ma, Ay;%HS;; Borough Of ManA.'''N
iosth Street
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RorsroN ST. STORAGE HOUSE.

F'ans have been filed for a ono story.
basement and sub-basement building at
" West Houston street for q storage and
N'rpng department for Joseph Personeni.
n~ill have a frontage OF 1879 feet and
aspth Of 9S feet and will be hreproof. A.
Ysndrasco IS the architect and has esti-
mated the cost at SIS, 900.
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REV REALTY CORPORATIONS.
TUESDAY. MARCH Q.
TAT ~ vEsEY STREET.

ras following realty corporations were
chart'red al Albany Saturday:
Casa p'Oro Realty Company. Inc.
Nanhat,aa. Capital. $4,000, Directors /:
lawrence Con,cssa Vito Contessa ana
orn.zio So'osIonno. New York city.
", X. ., Company. Inc, Manhattan
capital. $1,000 Directors: Joseph Vein
stock Louis Weinstock and Joseph Kali
manor. New York city.
ODDS Construction Company. Inc. Man.
hatsn. Capital 900. Directors: Simon
Nok, Reuben Tally and Rachel Wein-
Ce.n. New York city.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
AmRgiraa Smrltine 4 Reduin1 Ia

The Annual Meeting Of .rte Stockholders
pany will he held at tn. principal once Of
the company. At No. Is ENchAnr. Place
wednesday. the first day OF April 1914. at
eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon. for IA. pur-
poss Of elect!nG Board OF Directors Of ss,d
Company and for the consideration and
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
The transfer books OF tho stock ~ 'his
Company will be closed at three o'clock r NJ
the ninth day OF March. 1914 and viii he
reopened on the nineteenth day OF March
1914
Dated New York. February 10Th 1914
W r MERRISS. Secretary