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LIS PENDE\S.
NOVEMBER TO-
Manhattan.

i-.TH ST Do s. TO w Of Wadsworth ar l002r
~ ~ irrce. Life Insurance Go - al agt II &
Weaver et al foreclosure of mtg attys. Cary d
Carroll
WASHINGTON ST cor Duane st. y.
E,th.r g O'Su'lyIu agt \ Clark et al (parti-
touI. aus. j O'kcnnedy.
18TH Sr. Do S. 1855 of 5th ay. AZ l19e. l. :
Strnocs o. al agt l. Stern 20 al foreclosure o.
mtg. arys. >'-oock n Stroocil
liiIN ST. B.. $50 oi LenOI az. l00199 II .
y 4 Sands aU Louis Lese ct al foreclosure OF
mfsI. ats. VI S Boraud.
FIST ST. s. s., 4-j OF 1'h sv Is SIl0O n:
& Utuslcm % ll sg' \ L0Eerre e. al foreclosure
of mtg uUs Bowers & Sands
AN>tEkDAM Az. cor ls6th 81. l07 loNl0o ;
Sarncr ast Johanna Realty 60. Iuc. Il al fore
l-ri ST .-s and 23l r., / K0,hman % al
lt}s. Au,',iu q Levy.
LEROY ST. l9. Bres-ia agl Marsarta Cam
pEia e. All action % f9rer.ose mechanics LEM .
4ty. SrN4ggi
}tTH Sr 10 r. Bank for savings in the CITY
of NcS Aora ast T. Breen foreclosure % tNo
mig.I. atra. tadwaiader WicEersham N Tart.
'uiH IT. 100 N. New York Trust Co AT De
W Flanagan. trustee. etc. 20 O.. foreclosure OF
mtg. at'ys. Merrill ~ Rogers
JAMES ST. 10 and 81. Sarah Grossman at VI
Mauiscl.co 20 al foreclosure u mtg attys Ge't-
uer. simon a Asher
WApSWOKrH Az. r. 30 n Of 10th S. T5vlO0
La.il g. al ak Al0r Construction 60. Inc -
Al action ro f0rcci0se tn0 mechanics uensJ. ATTY
\. Goodman.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


" au'n.e''
NoNINhLh i'.
ArEANY CRESCENT lud Ahny l.''i 49'',
IN d. 9rIt ST.. iit,ao. NoV O.. 1917. VA
. D.. ,.ft $500 Bailey as. $1,000
4HEGtpNAy. n s -e3 Terrace View 49, io.N
lvn. t-' Nv iorE. att,.. SeyU-l n O.. u Fsrk
tssg tf,,, 80 ' $1,000
s, HF"NN tF' y, zoos. " n Michel 20 W Bredel.
. .ttv e P Hallock s99 l>0th st $500
,HiSLN' i.,L ~, bS,1. etc " r walker we-i Farms.
I@p ife,-a,-- isu h. 1918: Dwycr 8 Carey Con
'-t',N' ~ D.. rar1Iire 4 Wheeler. l,-i Arthur
f. 3 Hahc.i s.. PARK IoE. S'..lo
"' ms no .ri lil map ilO3. Nariau estate. -fli
w an =, Nl,a.t,t... an, Il . kuoepfel. 3 Beekmau
j. h4''"o'' $1,000
' .,,,.,t,. eT w e qq2 o. Broome st -Al0o,
VA w. fs.9 T. yy Murphy 90 West side Savings
h.ni lIo ''h "'' awe $1,000
,fn<por ST SD. % So 2jAl00. June 10 i.'.-
a. M, io . Elumcr. ats. 4 Morris -t+ Nt,
,,,.pp,y sr no. SIS. lslI c West 81. -iN,. g.
OBJ, if,H-' Nay -s 1908. Margaret A i.." a., ''
,le "rra.I r,il. ',,1',ee Co. ia1 May. $1,000
"a NfCIioLAS III. o. $. at intersection oi 80 a. J. "i
i5l -, u rt,, ', ,,i.. K,mpacr. Inc ats. Do.
bI. ~ rt R,.ar, $4,000
"l,rr N.tTtinf A. IN o. s. ar Intersection l..i
~, . o. ao0, 1 a3x w lO0135K -'H
.' fao, y, -o d" lex. oct o. 1908. and Alice Hon
u,. 49,. x ~ cedar -. $4,000
SI Ni,lioi,.AH l.nH,t i. u,af,. 60 ~ same. 5000
~ Fri IN .Iri s,, q - s.. -an.ia MU IS. 1912.
y 'iu -t,I- Verl fo Elliott Mortgage Go. -.
n II Triotf 81. Esay. 90
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Barometer Readings.
8 a. m. 30l3 p. m. o0-oS s p. m 20 06
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

blndllng. fs,0.O0O. W s. Embef. mn Broadway.
T. A. Ge.'es q sieglor e. Y -
Cypoat Amusement 90. tho Bf0nt. 5000 +.
4 MechsD 80 E1H l3fth g.. Violet I he'nin.
sisndsn Brlquoi,e Co.. Manhattan. eh.mirii a-d
firI. 10000. 4. Williams ~ liberty W. D..
sadd 4. I. Ii'msgcg. ,,.,.,..,.. ...,..... ,,
egery Kind. fl0.000. J. g. h.eNaldr-. 20 Ne5f
lllfh st.. r 8 Bourne. Upper M0nirsif NJ j., D.
n Raphael -. !.
Pubic STAMP corp Manhattan. trading stamps.
etc.. $4,000, ~ JDTc 100 East l0eh 3d.. fettt
Inre. Ethel ffHis. s.. Y.
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AkRoN ONO l. T. redennau &c. l. FEEDER
man. " tfd ~. Room loo'. q, ,.,-,-
CnICACu Twelfth street STORE. if'"'
coets. l2dl iuadwN. Room fop ,...,.,,,,.
CHICAGO slcrcl Cooicr \ Go. ~ J. Heuhaum
lI D. .2d 4. inth nuur LII.
n " sad II Room 1907
utNNiHAL. NO J. l. Rclb. rlle. fabric coats .
% = lGth - Room lsli a.. ,,,
pNNNlIlL. iii. Mcls irH. Mc's. ITO '-'
~ Room ii1u ,,,
Mturlis u Louensicln S Bfoi G horfb'fs
20 g. i.th ~ Room 1885 ,.,
IhniiIIilN Ili Iros Miss = l. rcfrei' i-ol
Hroajwal. Room 1908 800.
PHILADELPHIA Hlauncrs. u bl'nhef' I'' ''"''
pIrrSHt uGu Eospnnaum Go. Mr' hcr ,l"at,
Mis- Desmond. misses aud juniors. J. Behr' ITO
W 2ad 50. Room lllo.
wau-.
HoSroN IouIan s Marsh. Mis Armstrong. 30
crlG'tGo rTcG6 sii'ct store Iebor'o. 1881
MN onIERNs u II Holmes, Mis-. Gee. IS y
RoriitSrI.R y y NcCuri, Robinson Go. Mf
Weeks. a1J Fourth ay llth hoof
Mems and BOYS wear
BALTIMORE Baltimore Bargain House Vol
mer clothing. 1l4 an ay Room ltil
noSfuN u 81 Wnite. h',e'' ,5,,, gi''iins' ad,', "
chicago Maudcl Bros. = Dawson. mems
tumhhne.. l3 s-d a. WV, hG3L ,..o,,,
lngs and underwear. % D. --d 81 i"ih no,r
OMAHA MIR J l. Braudri' Sons 10 boyd.
Furnishings, la6l Has. lim floor
Basement.
BOSTON jordan Marsh. Mr. keogh. mems cloth
mr % tniru square. Room III
DETROIT Ncncomh- Endicott Co. n " Spring.
''w,, p.g'- 700 ''h Ia. a' ,''l gi,ln.. suit.
,'r...,. and .kr- 900 500 S. Room 1910 .
rITrSBt RCH Kaufman department store VI
k.Ipf and S law. cloak, and suits goo 'th av
n6SroN rncues. e. Cooper Ioals and suits: II
VI icu. waists. vs. SiNcrman. skirts. II Smith.
rf..I
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second Lieut. FRANK a. SLOAN. from uth
t' 20 lnt. 20 Hawaii
second Lieut.. CHESTER 4. SHEPPARD.
laih inf upon expiration OF present leave
90. absence. 10 Walter Reed General Hos
u.taL District of Columbia
second Lieut.. JOHN a. STATESMAN. from
loth to -3d luf. 20 take effect February !.
to o. s.
Leaves of absence. Second rleuts. DAVID
u. 'pNLES. inL. aud HERBERT f..
MAR+HH RS. lou luC. two months upon
arrival 900 q. s.: Capt. FREDERICK IS.
HIGbEE. .th luf. fifteen days; col.
HtNtf KIRBY. mr.. four months. Capt
RALPH r.. INGRAM 10Th mr.. one month
rpou arrival Zoo o. -. Second Lieut. JO-
SEPH ID. PATCH. l0.h Iul. one month
from December T.
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NEW JERSEY BREVITIES.

Robert smea'0n. a N0u'riair shirt manufar'uer.
seyenfy four scars DID, committed suicide by gag 800
hi4 home a. o. Union 70. lie a'fached tube 20
hls mouth qaf dOsu in an cosy chair aud TUNED
the gas cock BE Was Boz prosperous cirf rfumsfancrs.
John tiriar Iiiihen president 0f Princeton MI
gorslty made fhe address 30 the lfftb aunlyersary
celebration ~ the founding N Rutgers college. ~
Ncw Brunswick
The rule adopted o. fho Nsrark Board N Eiuca-
ti0u 10 exclude uuvacciuafrd children from ne
public schools IL 20 he tested iy ihg arti-garcIfa.
ti0uisfg They have referred their case 20 Com
MI ss0ner Randall Of the state Board - Education.
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.AY NOVEMBER le
FRIDAY NOyEMBLR J

Segiiranca Nassau. Wari. -.-...l-.VV p"
TeTauc. Jacksonville. clyde. .-.--
Agarie. Jacksonville. tyte ...
Ieffers1n. Norfolk. Dominion
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WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT 1O-DA 7

OMAHA. ! T. Rrsndcls s sons. " Mch,lsa, ,i,,,,sss
iarrs. gloves end rmhr'liTlr'. l-bl hf"''""'
rITrsuf-nCu Levin. Nclmsu 60. lT"ln'
frmm~l aud uuirimmel hats. nowei' ''' '"'"
sf go iih aF. luih hunf a., Nct.,
NoGIflsTTH Ncrufdy. Robinson Coz VT N""".
Iarcs amt emhfoldcrlcs. a1i iih aF, ~ ~, W.,
gAN FRANCISCO Pagers. 'len'', ~,
Weaf ribbons. geltuss. itrra an' '"'"''
ZOO lfN as Room lIlt
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


19Tll ST. e. ~ lst ay Gowauus Wrecdug
Go ag OrAoprdIc Hospital ct al: Nov g. 1914
lTiI AZ Madison ay. 3i,h AMI 3Jih SIS. W
HECK Go agt Altman X Go e. a.: OCT D.. 1914
tny ho.dI s5sjl 30
Jones ~ o.. Aug q. 1911 $50
DIST ST. Harlem River and Academy st :
Wors Sons ag United Electric Light aul Power
Go et al. OCT .. 1914, 500 03
FULTON ST l9l. Coco Bros Inc. AZ Estate
Of ID iHfc ct al sept II, 1914; tll9 SO
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REAL ESTATE MEN
TO HEAR REPORT
Steps for Taking Part in Con-
stitutional Convention To
Re Discussed.

a meeting of the New York City
members of the committee on the Con-
stitutional Convention of the Real rs
tate Association of the State Of New
York will be held at Hams RathskeAer,
in the Park Row Building, Friday, at
which President ". Morgenthau, Jr;
will report to those who did not attend
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RECORDED LEASES.
NBIR 10.
Manhattan.

..,ru Sr eaS ". an Josephine Gone i' u,n
ttt. Io,,, 80 W .pfh st. . Is yfs from ll,,
Iona. ava, J ~ Fischer $50 tih az ,s-.""
,Tli NN eos. Store etc. W Nulh i' J. Nsl.n ..n,
.Di >,n a,. Ms FROM Nav L. 1919. s''','
IANtIN ST 100. basement. Ho"dWsu w
Srhr.hicr lqu Delaney F 10 ~ rom Ny .a,
1918. aty Mouls Wolf an- bruaiWN. ~
Jacob ilofimaun nn,Niug co 2l3 O. ''th .t q. ~.
rom Ma, J. 1918. atty. piiimar. tll ',tn
NORFOLK ST. 100. store aud noof lmiy COO.
.n 4 Iciuaand l,0 Norfolk ST. '.l- >N %iu,n %
Nu 'H. 1913.
The Bronx.
SHAKESPEARE AZ. 1856. store. e''t Ngng,
' $3.50 ~ $40
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REAL ESTATE.

BoROrGm or MANHATTAN.
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INCORPORATED Ar ALBANY

Fort Moutgomerg Iron Corp. Manhattan. $500
600. O. g. Willard. 20 Nesey sf.. L. NJ. Saudiold
Alice h Maiaiau, y Y.
Indian Sp.iut. Rochester. manufacturing furniture
49, 49, ~ a. ,ia,l. n R-,,n U,tl, '1''lt ''''
Liberty Doll Co.. Manhattan. SIS. 900. L. kahn
weller 30 West l6.h st.. Rs.aele Digi0a l.
Ssi son. y !.
Komola Realty Co. v Y. G.: $40 900. T. Mich
non M East Broadway; B Holman. II. r.. Ssgal
y Y
Henry W Flshe 4 Sons Manhattan. manufart-
uuug gold and silver ware. etc.. $4,000. H. W.
flshei l,6 West 3-l st. L. d. Tishe.. NJ
Fsurl. y \
Highway Estate Co.. Manhattan. realty: 5000.
/ sippiu. ~ We, llsth st.: W e.. Llicho.m
Br0okiyu NJ NJ HeTielsteir. y y
BurlaI Sales Co. Manhattan: fuel saving de-
yi,es. 500 600; H. \, s. George. A. Park Row:
" Hunter ''i Arms CO.. ~ Fulton. sl5o 900 j. j. ,mr
dock. 1864 Broadaay: l. Achih. ". A. Butts
Columbia Kindlins Co. Manhattan: charcoal and
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due ss.Me os. taxes. etc. 3lJ7 a TO the plaintiff
for $4,000.
Nv Joseph T.. Day.
TELLER Az 1850. g s 400 y ld9th a. 70,
so f,1stsOq p. s siv dwls Amy u Ipsou aFi I
Ilrowu cf al. \ & fach tAl. = liudcrmann th,.
me s. to5 si tayes etc. 81 5gi lS 90 the plalnilf
for ttOoo
Ry Samuel Mari.
ftSr ST r. ss 40 Geraui az 20 li'i'
.it N,saS. vacant. " knonloch sg harruws
.,t AL. = l. 1iudncr a.. 4 l. Goidsmrh thl dut.
81 $50 t,. taxes etc. S2ip 1N. o. the p'ain'i1 Tor
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CONDIrIONs ~ OFFICE BUILDINGS.
4 great many salrsmen calling on tho out Of
town buyers VIM have offices IN fhis CTS nud 10 4
rather difficult task tp get lu touch with them, ipf
fhn reason that tIDy have only a few hours I'm thr
mufuiug iu which to transact business. IL many
DISTANCES iu huildtuRs whore snlCimeu are com
PEELED t0 use the freight Instead NJ the passenger
elevator iherc o. great deal uf valuable time Lost
lu many leading department stores ~ this Hir
saicsmcu are allowed 10 use front entrances and
passenger elevators regardless ~ The size ~ ihe
package Or snip they are 'arDiug. They are taken
up tu thc sample room. where they are given ah
goIufe prompt attention n these same conditions
would prevail iu ihc many buildings whore resident
buyer, have their offices. manufacturer would Eri
better results from Don, statesmen.
ndcr the existing sO-callcl laws u these build.
freight elevator. tho service is FAR below what 10
should ie aud therefore arises auger I'm the sale.
men minds. as it prevents them fom attending
90 business properly.
o. b q known facf that under these clrcum.
stances ger poor results obtained
front entrance aud passenger elevators. there
should Boz no reason whatever why this same
cour'cou, treatment should uot be given in Once
buIdiug,.
10 is up to the manufacturers 20 look Into ibis
matter fuemsrIyi and tn 40 better these ctlsilug
great improvement iI tne amount " business OBJ
taIuahic uv their statesmen.
urw modc fOr costumes fOr tie spring and
summer will hc the Empire eject with an extremely
Wide. short skirt. created hy Novelty styles. one
ui The leading American creators NJ fashions. Ma
with fancy .ilk cmhroidcn. Lares viii be used 10
great advantage
Llueas viii hc used a great deal for sporting aud
seashoc Use this spring aud summer
New-York tribune., 1914-11-11
Opens Bank in Buenos Ayres

Buenos Ayres, Nov. l0.-A branch
Of the National City Bank OF New
York was opened here for business
to-day.
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Long ISLAND CITY LEASE.

It '.-, N Brown Company has leased 20 te
Motor COMPANY. Iuc.. successors to tie
..In.r d Singer Manufacturing Compsut. fle so.-
n|N h0nr in ..c j. D. Gavin Buidag located ON
He bou@ari l.'l TO- Iitl SIS. Long Island Clfy
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Highest temperature. - Car p. M; lowest. 2S
tat . a. m1. average, 56, average for correspond
ing date last year 3Sl.: average Tor correspond
INK date last tMrty-threey ears. -
Local FOrecast.-talr "Wednesday. warmer. Thurs
day fair moderate southeast % south winds. be-
coming northeast.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-11
BROOkLYN LANDMARK SOLD.

TIc Nouieecy homestead o. Landmark Of the
His."" f.rtio. a, he lhgmfey and 22I
Albert keaam. of Mount Vernon. through Henr
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
1rterss- per cent unless otherwise st'
NOVEMBER lo.
Manhattan.

Av q >s-s5. g s. coo of e'h 81. 'oe'al lpnm
m,g iHUnl. M Irunmsn tD 4 Sc.u,,chrfs -
Mruo.ouG - E"on}n. Noy o. >r pc.
cent. Sl.-nn
CGLrNB-S AV. 81 s. 2,f % OF 9Th 81. 2J.ax
100. HcrHs Schrauk 20 Ieuua Kctterer, t5 vs.
,3h 81. Noy DOB prior mig S21. .0o0J due 2, per
bond. atty e. rs Bennett. Rector sd. 5000
GiiEINWICH 81 $685. , s.. s09 of Chambers
ST. l3 a1-gH. A ID Slough to i hctauu and suo.
eu- j sullivan. s J. ooth s.. Nos 9. SIS: ATTY.
HAYES Az. O. &. l2gll of l7oh 81. - loH
eTll. 70 Holding 70 T. Baumgantn and ano.
ers clara VI Baumsar'eq. l-o w o'ih 81. NJ
due as per bona, dllt. ilir 'NaI"H'e' anu 'u'
Go. ....,. ,.,,.,. ., 49,, goo.
NORTH hALI RIM ''. N"Ih hlti' N
Il 81 Steamboat Terminal Go 10 Empire Ifll.'
Go fuis A. EUay. d. }ls, per cent. rl l'.
af5s. hc.l Z. - Nassau 81. ftO. o''
ST NICHOLAS Il. ~ - l,.4 '.
ffNlN0. Dayton bIl.lna 4" N" H'punIc oi idi
anna. a, clts of Panama Panama. Nry o. ), }r-.
ass. Inc Guarantee amt lruL Co.. . f'' 1g'
l>I AN. g.. tfIl M ti.,h 81 -'tivl, "aI
f4ea A-.a.Ifa iea.'t GO To- , N"la,l ana a.'' s. =
J. liHu .. Int f. yrs Ii '...' a"'s u
E,,l34i 10 h@al f,.,. q, a,,i,-,. ,,,-..' -.'.l
.Iit At b ,W lA4ui 81. -f.ilA.'. w 's...''
% ] hii 3' hami'on icfa.t pnor mig >--
N1n'. NoN l'. VS. iei cent? '.F' "a iti
lu- Insurance 90. ,.--,.. - - UY'
10TH AN. rof .lst 81. - 3I'., ~ l9iI
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER TO-
Manhattan

-iIH ST. iiN T.. h0s.0E Iron Works Inc at
Fannie LrU. owner FWrose Construction 60 snl
ig.nhcrg y l. Rosenberg. contractors. ti0j
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor lj0th -, l03 iNlZ5:
jamestown Mantel Go agt BE Glad Construction
Corp. owner and contractor. SI7gS o.
NlLlIT ST. - ~ n Grand 81. 1880. VI
Bar1 ast II ID Ducker. owner y JankoWltz. cou-
tractor. S--y
2srH ST ltS L. y Crefetz Ct al ast Fannie
Lew. owner. Feinrosc Construction CO. contractor.
5frH ST. 336 p. schwartz ast Bohemian Be
te'oert ad Literary Assn. owner. ! Klein con-
tractor. S-J
kATONAH Az cor 237th 81: Staucliua
ag ll Simm0nds owner Ir.HrNal. SltJ
81 NICHOLAS Az. l1>l t1 1850. : Radivogiyfrh
az l.iin - Bdg to. owner. General Bronziug 60
ami Friedman. contractors. 81!
MpkNINGSlpE DRIVE cor Ieist ST. y.
n ~ rs Iron Works ar 81, Nflrrlrg...le priv. a.,
unlrr tnucwal. s. 600
The Bronx.
l.HD ST. s. $50 Webster az. jO,q5. G.
lzmiran 'ornice & Roofing co at simpler Imp
Go. nHncr and contractor. xly-
STiBBlNS Az 1905 and 1908. J Gallo sr, 1
Laglftera ag VI Giato owner and contractor. $40
bhONN BOZ LEN ARD 200 Post 81 lOOs
l-'. t.Fira Sehtt0 agt Catherine Reilly owner and
contractor g-fi "a
LAYTON Ay. Do q cor Dean ~. ajxl0O. NJ
knendei az and Grazia Sautamorcna owners
and contractors. a -.o
-i5ru Sr s 100 W Livingston a7. -otiao.
Irving Iron Works Go agf e. u Strayer owner.
H Fraser Go. contractor. so 8
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York
Tuesday, November ~.
HIGH WATER
NrNIATuRE ALMANAC.

sunrise e'I. sunset. 4is. moon rises. 200.
H
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTG AGES.
NOVEMBER TO-
Manhattan.

Failing Willis t0 Elliott Alfs Co.
Hutu sadie. tl Levine q hempleI. 81.
Kramer Watts. to J. J. Bowie. 1000
MonrshoIsc. MARY j. and auo err. 90 Eva
..trfrf. 81 I'd
Lawyers Mtg 60 20 W Mitchell ,rrs: sl-.oD
S4mr fl J 4 Virgin. Sll Ul
Durham. Eliza. ali sro 20 Baron De Hrs,
mad. Sts 0O
Tr0whriIse. j A. err. 70 T. r ] * T Go. s. o.,
B.aumput. Jessie O.. to Lawyers Mtg 60. $50 Ol
German Alliance Ius 60 f1 Lawyers Mtg 60.
so 0f
LAWYERS Mtg Go 10 ~ Heide. 10000
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povrsrlc SITUATIONS wAsi'


Male.
COOK -Yars F..ae1, 81. ~ ,
.,. d. Miss h'. W'''- Nsise
r. .t sa a.a- Itepa... epa., '.-. .y,.L 2,
---------.-IuD mi WA.li''h.'sIr Irleisiss -
''iA' D'-.,.'k. so0i ....r,l... ~ A. -,
,,.-.fa ,s..ers Aseag. g.. t'','' $50
---,,uEr,uIp DO WAITRESS = 'sfl. ;. y
'',N'i'i1,'W 't,,i1 'WAiTRE>~ y olas p-e..,s pt.es ~. =
d, MAI '.,raesr', Agency. a-l ''- II
.a.','...'.,s ~ +5.I Madison o4iti, = 4
,,o,, r,,,,,h rrtetlro-fi''' 'iIi NJ -
'''N | rHa nieirN'" Il
,sr.r i-. Fourth A. ---.- -sis.ls q
------------ -Eat..a vases u'r.-' ',.s'.sa; gsr..ss
..l '' r,,s ~ coultD. i@-'' A
,,,, '.r,f,\ or USEFUL. Bl ~. ~ .ai -
iiV' l', irit,,rious 40 a. '...s -. A,soslslr
.s b, Ioaa,g. SIS. iadl''''l II
~ 81 st. ,-,ii.h sn,s n
NEWT. NURSE -Youns hs.s.,sa,ss. y:
bs5,'. nurse; esce..ea,l ,.,,.s sy. - -
Iso.e l5g,'..' AZ. Madison sglafs. -
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COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES On the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League
~ West 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison.
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MOVEMENTS


NOV ,-Iorkt0wn. at Mazatan. West Viz
eiuIa. 700 Maulanilio. lroIuois. at san
Diego. Buffalo. az san Francisco.
Nov 9-T.rry. AT President Roads. Uncas az
New York yard Panther AZ Hampton
Roads. Georgia at southern drill grounds.
saturn. 40 Mare Island: Padding az Nor
folk yard. F,trcl. at Vera cruz.
N0v. Io-AlaN 40 cayite. supply. at Guam.
SAILED
so. Petrol from prosrcso FOR Vera Cruz.
Yorktown. from la Iaz for Mazatlau.
Nnr s-UoirhIu. from Washington for Nor
f0Ik Buffalo from rIlur0u for san Fran
cI-,o. IrotrI-. from Hampton Roads for
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folks Tcry from Boston for President
Roads. Cuoas from Norfolk for Sow York
yarI Perkins from President Roads FOR
Portsmouth. y. IT,; Panther. from Lynn
haven Ear. for Hampton Roads. Buffalo.
from san Francisco f0r Mazatau. pagli-
lns from Lvuuhdycn Bay FOR Norfolk yard
Wake. Eizaieth. % Pauline r Wienecte: 8 900
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New-York tribune., 1914-11-11

81 n10f. N'4 % H'o ON 5000
New-York tribune., 1914-11-11
Notes for Buyers.

Cotton bark ss'ins in high shade, pre- having
their call now among tie CLOAK manufacturer thai
ARE making coats uf Pile fabrics. Satins have been
dull AN season. hut is being used very extensively
at present. which is due % the cold weather.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
SEVERE BRONCHIAL COUGH
Doctors Feared Lung Trouble,
Restored to Health by Vinol.

The medical profession does not be-
Iieve that lung troubles are inherited,
but a person may inherit a weakness
or tendency to them.
Mrs. Kate Hickman, Springfield,
Ohio, says: "a few years ago l was
in a very bad rundown condition, and
the physician told me had consump-
ton. / tried another physician, and
he told me had ulcers on my right
lung. I quit the physicians and
started on 'Vinol' Today I am
perfectly healthy, and that is why ]
recommend 'VinoP."
Vinol soothes and heals the infam-
ed surfaces and allays the cough,
Vinol creates an appetite, strengthens
the digestive organs and gives the
patient strength to throw on In
cipient pulmonary diseases.
Try a bottle OF Vinol with the I'M
derstanding that your money will be
returned If it does not help you
P. S.-For any skin trouble try Gun
Saxo Salve. We guarantee 1t.
DAWSON DRUG COMPANY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
OF COMMERCE MEETING.
An Enthusiastic Gathering at the
Court House Yesterday. VIII
Elect Secretary Today.

The Terrell County Chamber of
Commerce met at the court house
Thursday afternoon. DR.. ]. G. Dean
presided over the meeting in the
absence of the president, Mr.. NJ. J.
Yeomans.
A large number of citizens were
present from all parts of the county
despite the inclement weather. The
Chamber had advertised that it
would be real "get-together"
meeting, and it looked as though eV-
cry one helped to make it so.
The meeting was opened with pray
er by Elder r. H. Jennings, and was
followed with an address by Mr.. L.
M. Morgan of the State Chamber of
Commerce. Mr.. Morgan made an
excellent talk, and pointed out what
other boards were doing for the up
lift and advancement of their towns
and counties, and told of splendid re-
suits obtained by such bodies.
The committee on nominations re-
ported that they had elected the fol-
lowing as directors for the year
1914: M. j. Yeomans, president ex-
officio; j. G. Dean, vice-presldent ex~
officio; J. E. Morris, treasurer. ex-
offfcio; o. G. Crawford, Sasser; 3. H.
stapleton, Bronwood; E. E. Pinks-
ton. Parrott; w. D. Davidson, Graves
Station; w. j. Mathis, J. NJ. Clifton,
H. A. Petty and A. J. Hill of Dawson.
The directors selected met with the
hearty approval of the meeting.
A motion was adopted to nave l.
600 COPIES of the constitution and
bylaws printed. A committee OF
three was appointed to collect dues
and subscriptions as follows: j. A.
Shields, A. A. Lewis and Il. b. Dur
ham.
The directors will hold meeting
today to elect a secretary and ar,
range for an office, etc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06
CAUGHT ON THE CURB

All cards of thanks and obitu-
aries appearing in The News are
charged for at the rate of one cent
"a word, and the cash must accom-
pany the notices. The same rule ap-
plies to want ads, and will be strictly
adhered to
Fines in the mayors court this
week aggregated $131.00. Henry
Holland, Claude Holland, Henry Ar
mold and Nose Moses, negroes, charg-
ed with various offenses, were assess
ed fines ranging from $3.50 to $3.50
each.
DR.. Logan Thomas has returned
from Virginia, where he was called
to the bedside of his father, who was
sick with pneumonia. The father
recovered sufficiently to accompany
DR.. Thomas to Atlanta.
The early morning Central train
did not reach Dawson Thursday I'M
til nearly II o'clock. The delay was
caused by a wreck on the main line
at Americas, in which several cars
left the track.
Miss Bessie Bartlett has return
ed from Cottondale, where she has
been teaching as substitute for Miss
jamie Hatcher, who has been quite i'll
at the home of Mr.. A. P. Hatcher in
Cuthbert.
Charlie Mathis has visited his
sister, Mrs. George Crouch, in At
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-06

lanta. Mrs Crouch has returned to
her home after a successful operation
for appendicitis.
A we'll known Dawson merchant
was fined $11.OO by Mayor McNulty
for drumming trade in front OF q
competitors place of business.
Miss Alice Parks returned to her
home in Atlanta Wednesday after
visiting Judge and Mrs. ]. G. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Passmore of
Weston have visited their daughter,
Mrs. w. n. Black.
Mr.. T. G. Geise and Mr.. S. T..
Nance left this morning for Airing
ton on business.
Mrs. G. P. DeWolf is visiting
Mr.. E. B. Hornady and family at
Buena Vista.
"A number of Dawson families
are contending with whooping cough
and chicken pox.
Miss Lucille Hatcher has return
ed from Plains, where she has been
in a hospital.
Forest Rose slippers for misses
and children. J. I. Roberts.
Eddie Mathis is attending bus
mess college in Atlanta.
Miss Minnie Bridges is visiting
relatives in Eufaula.
ALI kinds buttons. J, !. Roberts.