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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
YEOMANs NEWS NOTES.
Happenings of the Week in and Near
That Community.

Mrs. George Chambers has return
ed from Springvale, where she was
called to the bedside of her parents.
Mr.. Lamar Jones, student OF the
A. and M. College at Americas, is
spending a few days with homefolks.
Miss Lizzie Jones, who is teach
ing in Webster county, spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. R. A. Lunday has returned to
Sylvester after a visit to the family
of Mr.. ]. w. Gurr.
Mr.. John Ed Thomas and daugn-
ter, Miss Mamie May, spent Saturday
at Smithville.
Mrs. Fielder of Cordele is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. w.
Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Jones of Par
rott spent Sunday with Mrs. j. 5.
Jones.
Mrs. T. j. York is visiting at the
home of Mr.. w. H. Lasseter.
Miss Sue Kaufman has returned
from visit in Shellman.
Miss Jessie Chambers has returned
from Buena Vista.
Miss Julia Stewart is visiting Mrs.
J. NJ. Bigelow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06

against the wind and in few min
utes it arose 800 feet as straight as
a telephone post. After ascending
800 feet in a straight line the force
of the gale lessened and enabled him
to make a slight turn to the south.
He dropped a few feet and fell into
the gale, when he again crossed the
fair grounds at a speed of over 100
miles an hour. He afterwards made
beautiful landing. Mr.. Beech and
his managers claim it was a most re-
markable fight. Those who witness
ed it yesterday verified the state
ment. Only once before in aviation
has this strange thing been known
to have occurred, and that was last
wear in London"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
GOES HOME WITH FATHER.
j. Fred Clark, Charged With For
gerry, Is Released.


J. Fred Clark, the young man who
was brought here from Savannah on
the charge of forgery, was yesterday
released from Jail by Judge E. E. Cox
of the superior court, the warrants
against him having been withdrawn
The young mans sorrow-strickep
father, Rev. Chas. T. Clark, of Clax-
ton, came here to try to settle the
matter for his wayward son, with the
result that he took his boy home with
him yesterday. He arranged mat
tiers satisfactorily with Mr.. Aubrey
Allen and Rev. L. ]. Ballard, each OF
whom had been victimized by the
young man to the extent of SIS, and
Judge Cox ordered his release when
the prosecution was withdrawn.
Young Clark said he had job of
fered him as a linotype operator in
Savannah, and said he would work
hard to pay back those whom he had
induced to cash bogus checks.
Much sympathy is felt for the faith
er. His sorrow over the wrongdo-
ings of his son is great and was
plainly evident during his visit here
Albany Herald.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
A REMARKABLE FLIGHT
PERFORMED RECENTLY BY AVI-
ATOR BEACH IN MARION, IND.
ramous Bird-Man Who Comes to
Dawson This Month Rose 700
Feet i'm a Sixty Mile Gale.


Feet in Sixty Mile Gale.
The Marion, Ind, Leader-Tr1bune
gives the following account OF very
remarkable flight made in that city
bv Aviator Beach, who will ny III
Dawson two days this month-on
the oath and 25th.
"A remarkable aviation feat oc-
Cured for the second time in the MS
tory of aviation when Blrdman
Beech faced a western gale that was
blowing 60 miles an hour yesterday
afternoon. -,
when Aviator Beech tuned up his
machine yesterday for a flight at the
fair grounds it was against the ad-
vice of his managers, for a choppy
wind. most of the time reaching the
proportions of a gale, was blowing
But for the fact that Marion people
had been fooled in the past by men
who claimed they could fly and then
failed to perform no amount of mon
ey could have tempted Beech to take
to the air. Realizing that if he failed
to fly Yesterday the aviation meet
would be greatly damaged he took
the long chance and arose with his
machine a few minutes before four
O'Clock. When Beech had fought the
strong gale of wind he decided to as
cend to a higher altitude. On reach
ing a hight of $50 feet he struck
wind of hurricane proportion. The
gale had reached sixty miles an hour,
and against this the machine was I'M
able to advance one foot. Here
strange feat in aviation took place.
When the machine was brought to a
standstill $50 feet above the ground
by the gale it soon began to ascend.
Beech kept the machine head-on
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
TERRELL VETS WAITING
WILL NOT GET THEIR MONEY IN
SEVERAL WEEKS YET.
There Are Sixty of Them, and They
VIII Draw $500. Payment in
For Sixty-Threa Counties.


The confederate pensioners of
Terrell county have not yet received
their money, md according to a
statement to The News from Ordi-
nary w. B. Cheatham it will be the
latter part of March or perhaps early
in April before checks will be receiy-
ed for them.
Pensioners of sixty-three counties
have been paid. These sixty-three
counties were the last to be paid last
year, and quite naturally were
among the first this year to receive
their pension checks.
There are 8,435 pensioners in these
sixty-three counties, and they Will
receive $504,554. This leaves So
counties to be paid at later date,
and the sum of $579,065 to be dis
tributed among them.
The payment made this year was
as early as made last year, which is
a very good record, considering the
heavy demands made for teachers
and the rather slow collection OF
taxes.
The distribution contains two of
the large counties, Fulton, with L.
PAS on the list, and Richmond, with
348. Bibb, Chatham and some of
the other large counties must wait
AS told in these columns some time
ago, it has been determined to leave
out the new pensioners, enrolled for
the first time this year, until che
legislature can make provision for
them.
The only South Georgia counties
in the list of sixty-three paid are
Clay, Coffee, Houston, Marion, Quit
man, Randolph, Turner, Worth, Ora
dy, Ben Hill and Baker.
There are sixty pensioners in Ter
rell county and they will draw So
100.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06

ROOMS FOR RENT-Desirable
rooms for light housekeeping, fit
ted with all modern conveniences.
Possession given March 18th. w. r.
WALL.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
Give Association Use of Streets.

The city council unanimously
granted the Library Association the
free use of the streets for fair pur-
poses the latter part of next October
with the understanding th>t no show
Objectionable to the cou ~ will be
allowed. 1t was also I to give
the association free lights and water.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
Miss Locke Entertains.

Miss Mamie Locke gave an elabor-
ate bridge luncheon Tuesday evening
complimentary to Miss Alice Parks,
when two tables were used. The col
or scheme of pink and white was car
ried out in detail. No prizes were
given. After the game a hot lunch
con was served in eight courses.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06

FOR RENT-Six room house on
Stonewall street. Possession at
once. ]. H. FARMER, Cuthbert, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06

At the meeting of the city council
Tuesday night next Monday was set
as the last day on which to pay dog
tax. The police were instructed to
make cases against all owners OF
dogs who had not paid the tax by
that date.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKL\

Mothers who value their own comfort and the
welfare of their children, should never be with
out box of Mother Grays sweet Powders for
Children for use throughout the season. They
break up Colds. Relieve FeveriShness. Con
Situation. Teething Disorders Headaches and
Stomach Troubles. Used by Mothers for %
wears. THESE POWDERS NEVER FAIL.
Sold by ali Drug Stores, 25s. Don't accept any
substitute sample mailed FREE. Address A
S. Olmsted, Lee Roy, n. Y,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
HOW Is Your Sole?

We make the price right; work
manship guaranteed. Harness made
and sold at Frank Collins shoe and
harness shop, 108 Jefferson street,
Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06

Forest Rose shippers for misses
and children. ]. I. Roberts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06

s s $ s BORROW MONEY s S S S
LONG LOANS ON CITY AND
FARM PROPERTY. Lowest Inter-
est Rates. Quick Service. Liberal
Loan Values. L. c. HOYL, Attorney
at-Law, Dawson, Ga.
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yoRK--FREDERiC r. CouDERT and
tlGs, against EDWARD PAGAN and others.
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing late the
21st day OF April, 1914, l. the undersigned,
salesrooun, Nos. it-ls Vesey street. In the
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York
on the 18TH day Of May, 1919, at ie o'clock
tioneer. the prem!ses directed by said jpds
rent TO be sold, and therein described as
follows:
All. that lot or parcel OF lard with the
Borough OF Manhattan, In the Ci'y OF New
York. bonded ami described as follows;
BEGfSNiNG AZ a poin: on the northeriy
side OF t!st street at or immediately lr front
tart ;66 tee. easter,v from the corner formed
by tho Intersection OF the rortherly side OF
ais, street. with the easteriy side of 5th
Avenue thence norther'y parallel with 9th
hvenge ard Pa.. 'f ;n, d,s,Snes 'hss,s,
inches. thence easteriy parallel with ais;
street az feet, thence souther,y parallel with
bth Avenue and part OF the distance through
tho centre OF a party wall % feet inche.
TO the nor,herly aide Of us. street; ami
ais, street "a feet - the poir, or place OF
beginning; SAID premises being now known
by the street number East list Street.
D"'S arS SsT T2!h A tfiEH a5,S RE- R..er.
couDEar BROTHERS,, Attorneys Coz
Rector Street. New York City, n. Y.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop.
tist street. New York city. n. Y.
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WASHINGTON MAJ The cunhnnt An
nnpolis and destroyer Nhipplr have arrived
at ia RAJ. cruiser MARYLAND ~ Man~uiIp.
puuhoat Gloucester battIc-hlp r"glr-sr. tf
New Nork. collier Nestal and transport
EsptrHu7u ar Ntra cruz tug radu.th
az - 4autHnHm0. destroyer Ii"ll ~ tit.
weston. refrigerator ship Gldclrs NJ Mare
l~uud. guuhutf piNir a. TamplDt. Ge
stroycrs Lawrence, Hui preAlc ana rrN-
iuu az Ma2atau. cruiser Albany 49, san
Blas. cruiser BurIn az san Francisco. col
lrr Justin ut Tihuruu. cruiser cincinnati
at Manila, destroyer Hopkins al San Diego.
collier celtic at Ttmpir". tug lucas nut
,olllcT Sterling AT Charleston. ANA collier
BTutus a. SrWdlls Point.
The tank ship Nr"'Iu-t hHs sHt .' r'r'
Vera cruz fnr Iohos Island. destroyer
Trppr from N"rJ cruz for Tawpl,u. u'.
stroycrs Warrington and Henley from N"f .
cruz for Galveston; collier 'uson from
New York yard for Vera cruz, monitor
OZARK from New York yard for Hampton
Ronds. collier Ncru from v. lunr'"H fnr
Tihuron California; cruiser Washington
from Port Ro,rl =. 9. tW N'ln or.
pestroyors Perry ana stewart from Ia Hlg
for MazHtlhn. cruiser cleveland from VI.
Z,ilau FOR ,unNmHs. guuhout thaf ,ah"uaA
from Tlhurnn Tor san pitEni b7ltI's snip con.
ucctirut from tHlvortuu tur Ttupiu". gan.
boat Ni,k-hUrg frpW Hr"mrriun f"r S10
Francisco. tug Nal'h from Tnmpi'" for
Key West. hud haftu-hip Montana from
Nfra cruz Tor NoW York.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-Fancy lines advancei =. ycs-
terday on account OF lisht suppl "i iiG
e c2pa k,aHS' arm. iewer grades we're du'
process unchanged. Good packing 500
va in sGGa '9qs SSt , .sfss
nrsis. ?tH ?5'sc seconds s?,s ia hyt',I'
sE; M s Sc pr slS,s aal! g.e e9'' process.
extras, 200 aie hr.ts' lsalSc ladies scgglr..
rent, hrs,s, lsc. current make. No. . 1870
~ GiiMfEsEssfE@ Trading was ught yesterday.
but market was steady old cheese M
m sisSfy a taa' low wa sradss SLOW Prices
state, whole mllks whiie ,hmd 'TTaa91rr ~
spscia' l.giats' , syeTTsts t' nsi iss q
H. New Zealand cheddars, - NE.
state skins. fresh speci -; iva ~ - y r..
EGGs-Arr!val. were, light ycsteraay'
appointing There was inoIet1't ,s'ui a,s !, n,
storage packed pirtles ana 'he,ks We,e ~ ~,
moderate supply and s,s1aS , Sf%r'y toow
Fresh gathered, extras, 22a2e'sc; storage
packed hrsts, ~ az nS;' rrgu,9r raeEGd
l. lsi. nl9i.c. No. >. lsGl9c, PennsNl
yania and nearby hcnncry white, '' 55 e.
s2isc'; brown and mixed colors u n 81 20.
baltimore ducks. 22m23c.. western, 20 "
zee. Tennessee ana other good southern
LIVE POuLTRy--As there was no auction
yesterday no prices we're MADE. ana Gtm'rs'
there Is auction 'h-lty nv b'iN'- W. Wv
uNpd some stock was carried over from
las, week, but trading was slow because OF
the lack ~ established prices, Many ol lh'
rccciveTs had poultry which had been ue,
lI,ered over week. There we're unload"l
nine cars by freight In addition 10 the cN'
press stock. Most OF the cNpress stock con
sls,rd Of brollers. Some sales were reported
ON sunday al lGiac FOR fowls.
DRESSED POULTkN-Fresh Killed fowl
were In moderate demand yesterday hn'
weak Dry picked In barrels were quiet
old BOOSTERS In moderate supply and un
changed. Nearby spring ducklings we're nrn
and nearby hroilers and squads unchhnH"i
Frozen selected fowls were st"ndN. ENror
call Tor frying chickens WAS light. fhnrl
large soft roasting chickens were nrm
Average grad. slow, Prices follow; Fr"sl
killed turkeys. average a III, 2lN23c H'oii
ers Philndelphin. fancy, y lbs each. III
| AZ a toe; lbs each, $50 a5c. Fowls. West
ern boxed. 90 lbs. nnd over % dozen, - '9r
SO to ~ lbs, i7Wl7'sc., under 30 lhs
lbulbac.; In barrels, lbs. ia !, ~
| fancy scsldcd i7ml7hc.i Western am
southern poor, la4iic Ducks, spring Lon
I island, elc, old roosters, Sc. Sgulhs
! white 10 lbs, To dozen, siuS 20, lbs
81 so a t27b Frozen TnrkcHs small West
cru. srie.t'i. hens nni tomH, .'W 90" H"n
| lucky, asa .3Lc., Texas. s3r., old hens .3F
( .ic, old tome, g" ?Sc. Rrull"rt ~ :
! huN milk fsd. fancy, ~ 10 - lbs, -lu cor
/ fed, soc chickens milk fed ~ to 80 ne
/ To dozen, la Sc; corn fed, Ion 'hy. fpwh
Western baked. 90 ~. aud over 70 dozen
is'sc.. 30 to o. lbs. Nnvije.. oil
soosters. lao,
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RAILROADS LOSE s5,ooO,O 900 CASE
Illinois Central and Mississippi Val
ley Must Pay Taxes.

JACKSON. Miss May f-Federh Judges
Niles of Mississippi! aud Grubbs and
shelby Of Alabama have ha.ded down a
decision Of far reaching Importance in the
case Of the Illinois Central and Na2oo and
Mississippi Valley railroads -. the Mis-
siSsippi Railroad Commission. in which the
railroad companies sought to enjon the
collection of taxes imposed by the com
mission Tor 1913.
The commission had increased the as
sessments over the previous year for al
valorem taxes more than 100000 winch
the railroads refused 20 pay Tha juno
ton was heard AT Birmingham SIN months
ago before TN" three Federal Judge
named, ana their decision to-day was thai
the assessments are not out of proportion
with those imposed On other property iu
this state and therefore stand. The court
held, however that the privilege taN of
SO a mile Was unconstitutional.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

18th ST. AZ n 2is w-Johanna Won
Meyer vs. John q Lindemann faction to
appoint committee. &c). atty, Dryer.
18Th ST. 80 W--Nicholas Gregorio h co Va
\ II : Co. Inc. ct al faction to foroclose
MECHANICS lienl; attys. Menken Bros.
lO5TH ST, n. 100 " Columbus av, III 6N
sax irregular--Jacob wicks. Jr. vs. Mary
y Loeffer ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty. Il Mitchell
WEST HOUSTON ST e6--Joseph Personcni
VS. Mary. Jshn tspecihc performance .
Greenbaum vs. Allan { craig (noticc OF
nttschmenU. atty, A Henig.
sTH AV. n =. ASS W Ave G. - oxg31l-
foreclosure OF mortgage. atty
SAP ST. $40 si2 E-Betty Gusthsl VS.
mortgsge); attys Bowers a Sands.
lSlST ST. s E-Rudolph Rabe 81 al vs
Sarah Mccormick Ct al foreclosure os
MORTGAGE: atty. + f Mead.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $50 n
Home St ?5xioo-Morris y Weber IS
Aaron Herzberg ct a foreclosure OF
ARTHCR Az. W =, AZ lfsth st 100 IN
ieo-Frank r Russell W Louise Thomas
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys.
Bassett. Thompson a Gilpatric
LOT 20. Block lOil. Richard street " :.
bet Mace av and Fulton st-Hugo Wabst
vs. Anna Bccher faction to foreclose
transfer OF tax Hem: attys. Shaw a
lnndon.
isoTH sT n s. .:5 p Lincoln av. sSxloo--
Frederick Correil vs. Bernard Fortgens
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; attys.
Eihus, a II
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF SEW
PLATINUM. against HENRY NJ BLACK 81 A.,
Defendants No. 29ls0-lsl3.
and sale. duly made and entered In the
sbove-entitled action and brarins date the
18TH day Of April 1914. l. the undersigned,
the referee IN said judgment named, viii
sell at public auction, at N" Exchange
borough OF Manhattan, city OF Sew York
on the 18th day Of MAY. lAlt, at u o'clock
noon on that day. 10y JOSEPH = DAY. auc-
iioneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment 10 he sold, and therein described
a follows;
ALI. that certain lot OF land with the
building thereon erected situate. Wing aud
being In the Twenty second Wayd OF the
Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK
and bounded and described as follows; RE
GINN1NG AT - point on the southerly side
feet westerly from the corner formed BY
the intersection OF the Southery slde Of
seventy fourth street with IN" Westerly
slde Of Smith Avenue, and running thence
part Of the way through party wall one
hundred and two feet two inches to thu"
C.ntre line OF the block thence Westerly
along said centre line eighteen feet, thence
Northerly and again parallel with Ninth
Avenue part OF the way through another
party wall one hundred and two feet 'wo
inches. to the southeriy side OF seventy
fourth street. and thence Enstcrly along the
same eighteen feet to the place ~ beginning
Dated, New YORK. April 2lth. lall
COrnERT. RROTlERS, Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff. No. . Rector street, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following IL diagram OF the prom
IAN street, New York CITY. y, Y.
West Tith 81
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ssii, May o. Iso7-Abr and Emma Arrd,
2. al to MItchell RenNeni nttys. I.l-lslN

ssii, May .. l9o7--Abr and Emma Arrd.
2. al to Mitchell Reuben; attys. L!risav
kal!sh 4 p 81 william st.......... IS, 600
LOTS t65.ts6, amended map ga Mapes
estate. West Farms. Mar is. igl0--Robt
and Christine Adelmann to uy Becker
atty Jno steinmetz. 1908 l'0th
:sTH ST., n 5. 400 E iio,h av. s5xsss ' oe,
;S; lsss.Harris and Rachel Beaver 20
Wilson Powell. Wall st. trustee. Ia,
mund J. Rushnore ..............siO.0 900
MADISON st. ali. n =. ?s.isioc. Feb I.
leio-Eastport Realty 90 to Samuel Ka,s.
atty. l. T | Co, 100 Bway ..........Sg 600
DluSEY AV, =, 100 n Jefferson az, look
100. May ~ lao6--Ethel Baker 10 Max
Weiss and ano: atty. X u Aliing. 10 Z
BiiYAST Nv. es ss.s : Yves; farms road ssSv
?sxioo. Apr 81. isos-wm F Giea.on TO
Gath Laveiie; atty. Arthur Knox, 1875
18th ST. io7 Il. s.. SO q Beaumon, !S Sv'
50xi0o Jan g. lsi5-Mary c, wife Arleiio
Ceieutano to Maria scaixo. 7o5 18TH
ST. atty. T q Co. 116 100
DAWSON ST. 100 Iongwood av. 50x
loo, oct II. isi3-Max and Hanna Reintz
TO ABR l. kass; attys. Horwitz a. Feinberg.
siTiI ST, 5, 100 W lexington av. aoxioS &.
May 3. t905--Aug I. Peters to Farmers
Loan and 7 Co. 10 william st. attys Tur.
ner, r q Horsn. 20 William st. 5000
ATTORNEY ST. ss; q. $50 Riyington e.
nmnn, to Fel,ei'as de sehnehen: aitys, ps
ELpkibGE ST 5. ??5 Grand -. ASK
SIS. May L. loo6-Davii skirlow and ano
to Sam'l Aronson and ano: atty. David r.
Afonson, 81 Pine st.............,.sl0.o 600
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ooo' May l. ! yrs. 9 p G; atty, came. ga, 900
East side.
East Of Fifth az between Fourteenth and
Hamehrys to Ior ' Tru. g. CO. ' y wall
s May =, yr' ~ p C; attys Stewart a s.
wa" go: '...,,..'.'..... $4,000
west Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th st.)
sfTH ST, rs. 1870 9Th av. 5ox-- susanna
Co. spS' ak oppepsgiT n Go,in' ,s nss az
due due. as per bond. atty. T 6 CO. ifj
sTH AZ. W, ist ss,ih' st, iiss,osG.IsHfSeSS
Mpi 80: yrs spe: atty II * Jacob. ~
'p ST; n :; sss 9 lin az sSxiso s.FlsnS
AZ AZ Gm II r Tos %'ss siS &
:sss 3, . S;ssta q nlss IN ps y:
s,'y W w BaococS, Ills Ain.,eTas5,,
~ '''''''''''' .s.'ss's s......s... .S!,s3S
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of iic'h ST.
AUDUBON Av,. e.e. .5a5 : lsbth st. 20 sxs5
EIIA ak M ,in, N Kahn 10 Edw II Rogers
l. ins & T Go. $50 Bway. ...... $4,000
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx
DAWSON ST. Is los n Lcngwood az.
av, .s76xio o--Max Remitz 20 Flora sieEei.
6s Fort Washington av. Apr 80. due. &c,
a. per bond. atty. Isaac Hyman. -
SD Az, n aosi. s,..s1icc.Ka,,hse:iiiSScc
Higgins to Title Guar & Trust Co, i7e
7sxic3l-wm Hamann TO Chas Ii Miller
es1 y l3Tth At, pr mtg $4,000. Apr 80.
due, Sc a. per bond; atty, W + Phelps.
$40 lfeth st ..................... 600
??sD ST; SIS, being = lot All. map wake.
pP.re ,k w Trlmpler and oano; ssi
~ 1917, p c: atty. 5 Title Guar co,
cRoToNX Park EAST W cor southern ssP
Blvd; S9xieo,park nm const CO. Inc,
due as ,s per bond atty. Lawyers r
st AIMS Av. 1850. q, 2oxso-Mlcke Rerg
to Rose wolkof. i,s Hewes St Bklyn.
Apr 20. instais. p c. atty. Harry "
IsITH ST. n :. Isl Washington av. Soxii;;'ssvwO
Mary Byrnes to Margaret NJ Fennell.
2o6t BathEnte NV. May l. l VI, n g;
atty. Margaret NJ Fennell. 2o6i Bathgate
sTRoNG Az. ns iss'ii linton ay, sixssSiii
ct. pr mtg $1,000, Apr 20. due as per
bond: atty. Hy W Kiralfy. seI ltsth
cREsToN Az. :. so5.i iss,h At. ' Scy
irreg-Iohn Woods Corpn to Henry
keiI. 1898 Creston av, mtg $500. Apr 30.
!, yrs c. atty. II Bergman. s2is
FAiLE ST. 1oi6. W $ '.oxicc.Ada@ p
schmidt to EnlErant Industrial Savings
Bank. 81 Chambers IT, May 4. s yrs p c:
attys Amend n A. lla Nassau st. ~, 500
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COTTON EXCHANGES CONFER.
"stan da rdixation" IL Main Question
At First session.

AUGUSTA. Ga. May 1.-THE conference
called by the Augusta Cotton Exchange
and Board OF Trade representatives OF
the cotton exchanges throughout the
country began its sessions here to-day.
There are representatives from all OF the
leading exchanges in attendance
Standardization was the principal Qucs-
ton taken up to-day /. VI. Barrett OF
the Augusta exchange introduced reso-
luton providing for three standards, to
De known as the Western belt" including
Texas. Oklahoma and Arkansas New
Orleans ar Gulf belt" including Missis-
sippi Louisiana and Tennessee, and AT
lantic belt to be composed Of the states
Of North and South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama.
This plan was not approved, but the
conference did recommend In lis stead
that all exchanges be required to adopt
the Government standard and that the
Government he asked to adopt The inter
national standard which was decided upon
al Il conference In Liverpool last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK riiie Guarantee and Trust company.
Pldinun, against Eight twenty two and Eight
twenty four Broadway Company Inc. ct al
In pufsuane. OF a jussmen, OF fore
the above entitled action and bearing date
the s,h day OF April. isi.. |, the under
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street one hundred and twenty-four feet eish,
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thence westerly slightly divergins from said
course a little North Of West nlnety-eish,
feet seven inches 20 a point In the EASTERN
side Of Broadwsy, di,,snt tortyct,h,ee, fe.'
ginning. and thence north.rly along the east
srly SIDE q broaawsy tSrtS,three feet four
said premises being distinguished az Lot
Number one hundred and twenty. nine on a
man OF part of the Real Estate OF stephen
the Register Of the County Of New York on
June i,th. lSel. as Map Number sls hundred
said premise. being thos. which were
conveyed to said Peerless Investing Company
| b. J Frederic Kernochan and Others bl deed
dated september g. 1912.
Dated New l TSft Hpr h6 = isi' Re,.re.
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney ~ raintir.
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