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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
tInterest per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER Il.
Manhattan

BEDFORD ST. 80. W = 20 n Carmine 81,
3ON J G Wendell TO Rebecca A d. wife OF
J. Swope and Mary r Wendell, Irving.
ton, n Y. joint tenants. In trust for III Of
parties OF second part. and for Ella V Wen
80 Park Row.
DIVISION ST. 81. d s. 2Sx50: G Wendell
and Ella son + Wendell et al, irvngton.
2: Sept 10; 81; atty. b u Rabell, IS Park
Row.
ESSEX ST, IS. W s. 25Xs7; G Wendell to
Ella v Won + Wendell et a. lrvington, y Y;
Sept s 81 atty, l. Rabell. 80 Park Row.
LEXINGTON Az, n . cor 6lst 81, 20.bISo I;
: Wendell TO Ella Won Wendell et A..
lrYington. y Y; Sept 8; 81; atty. L Rabell,
IS Park Row
3. MANHATTAN Az, tA3, " 5, SOIL iisth
st, 26xIO0: George Solomon 10 Wenare Hold.
ing Co 80 LenoX av (mtg f27.bOo) all
liens; Aug 81 81; sttys. Gettner. $ A..
29S Bway.
PARK Az. - cor sIst st. IOosxsS; Sails.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER IL.
Manhattan.

The frst name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor, and date when
judgment was nled. .
William 4. Parshall--H. 4. Presley; April
I. 1914; S2S7 80
Henry Nngostates and Christ Casino-P"o.
plc Of state Of New York. May 10. 1911:
vacated. 81 G0u.
James Adonis and Christ CaHAo-Sane;
oct -. 1900 vacated $500
Nicholas Contas and Christ Casino-saHe:
Oct ~ 1900. yacatod 800.
Frank Medgher and Christ Casino-Same;
O"t -, i9ng. 'rCat.t 500
Christ Casino and Charles KukaB-Sane;
Oct - 1909. vacated $500.
Christ Casino and Michael Nicholas; Oct.
%. 1909. vacated. $500
Rosa Nmelio--V. Grille. June 10. 1908.
S3TS 30
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were reported at
the New York Real Estate Exchange yester-
day;
BY NJ Morgenthau. Jr.. Co.
1871 ST. 10 L. Il 3 200 e 9Th az. sJx99u'
sty tenmt 10 the plaintiff for 5000.
Is Henry Brady.
JAMES ST. c, E :. S24 Chatham, l5N54.s
Si7lxj31 sly tenmt and stores; 70 walter
u Ford for $3.50
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The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER u.
Manhattan.


AST ST. 10 West, Daarf Contracting Cor
poration aEt a r + Pinchot. owner. United
States Light and Heating CO. contractor ,
S?91.
SlsT ST. IS ". and IS Manhattan Square
North Triumph Column Co. Inc. aEt Nc
Morrow Engineering and Construction Co.
owner ana contractor. jamestown Mantle
Co Eub-contractor; $40 20.
204TH ST 5 100 10th av. l50x99 II:
Globe sash and Door Co agt OroZant Con-
structIon Co. owner and contractor: S6& 30.
BROADWAY. n cor l6jth 81. x; Kapel.
son Rros agt broadway and one Hundred
and Sixty-hfth street Realty Co. owner; d
Schiavune. contractor; S91 g..
nth ST. 223 W. Manhattan Electric Con-
trHcting co sgt Monahan Express Co Realty
Department. owner; Wolfer Press and Pub
fishing co, contractor 800
WADSWORTH Az. ~ = % 18TH st. 75x
100: Landl q Arena agt W Hobson. owner;
Abort Construction GO. Inc. lessee and con-
tractor: S27i,
SAME PROPERTY. same agt same; 500.
The Bronx.
KINGSRRIDGE TERRACE. . $. l50s n
KinEsbridge I'd 75Nlco. AmcS Transfer CO
agt Arlington Construction Co. owner and
contractor. $50.
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peal Estate
)Market-
BRAKEMAN Company Gets
Bronx Apartment House

bury Realty Co to Z A l. Park Avenue Co,
sos 9th aV (mtK $40 o0) all liens; Sept
IL 800; attys. a lsaacs. b9 Will
WASHINGTON ST. E s. soSs Rector at,
isiix7o G Wendell TO ella Won Wen
del ct ri, IrvinEton, y Y; Sept 3; u; atty
B f Rabell IS Park Row.
WEST BROADWAY. 327. =, $50 Grand
S. runs e S6.lx l6.2x l3.5S OK " 80
20 stree; n % s to beg; J q Wendell 20 Ella
V Won Wendell. Rebecca w Swope ano
Mary h A Wendell lrvington. y y as joint
tenants, Sept 10: 81; atty. B Rabell. 50
6TH ST. So 2aelI Az c, 2txs7; Rsu.
ben Sadowsky TO Nusen B PhiiipowitL: so
TG' a, iS- Morton ST St stein H. q CEDAR 81;
10TH ~ W cor 4Ith st, 505xi00; Al
vina l. J Palmer TO Hildegarde Becker
i545 Montsomsry sys The BT % s,o 10 ~
SAME PROPERTY; Anna Becker to
Wm odd Becker SANE inc address 1lo p' 'mts
SAME PROPERTY: amanda l. Becker 10
Helen N Rocker same address. lilo pt tmtg
9S9 Sept 3 slSS S was. ATTY s.cker
Adolphine & Becker same address, l-5 pit
,mtg S36OOOl; Sept 3. 500; same atty,
18TH ST. =. 49, W Sth av 25xlO3 .
george Evans TO Herman Hanauer 241 East
5Sth st. July 81; c. 81: attys. Bowers &
SANE PROPERTY; Msrgt Van Peit to
same q c. aug iNs o. edlllt dN'S'
SAME PROPERTY; Emma Van Poit to
same. Aug "a: q q; 81: same atty,
SAME PROPERTY; Chss Leslie TO
same; Sept II, S., 100; same atty.
SAME PROPERTY Herman Hanauer I"
Jos Smith; sept II Cntg $4,000 500
10Th ST. i5a e. n $. 3Is6 W 80 ay.
Fannie Oscransky 10 i6l East 10th 81
Co, $50 Bvsy (mtg $50. 500 on this and
other property; 800; atty, Sidney Nord-
finger, $50 Bway.
10Th ST. I6i z. s. sos 81 av. is x
1922. Directors Realty Holding co, 100
Bway. 20 same (mtg $4,000 on this and
other property; 800: same atty.
10TH ST. 1876 Z, 3, 272 W ID az. ~ tx
1922 Lawyers Realty Co, $50 Bway, 10
same (mtg sl6.50O); Sept 2; 500; same
SGD ST 1921 L. =, Ios 8 Ist ~. 3Ox
1O2,9 Eids Ges. widow. 10 John Giles. to2
+ s2d ct or 20 Liberty 81 Cmtg $4,000
ii2TH ST. 500 W, :. 1894 sth ~.
l6.sx1O0.1l: Ellen Scuily 70 Realty
Co. 81 w i27th 81; sept II. 81; atty. s
18TH ST. - W. 5. &25 c Lcnox av. 1sx
iOO.ll. RrOoklyn Trust CO. eNr George a
Archer 20 Il d Z Holding GO. 2U6 BWay;
Sept II; $4,000: atty. g co.
The Bronx.
BROOK Av. 1868 and 1910. =. 5oXlOo,6: c
Ernst 10 Rose Glblan. l66 L s0th ST tprior
mtg Sl5 900. July .: due Jan 10 1919: ? G.
50 90; atty. A o Ernst. lio BWay.
CHISHOLM Az. e s. llS.l n Stehhins az,
cSxSO.7, Alice ; Anderson 10 J Beinert. ~
W 18th st: Sept l.: due Dec 81. 1914. c;
WEBSTER Az. 3 cor 202d St .oXlOO'
Miua Seifert TO l. Isenbcrgcr, % Schenck Nv.
Bklyn prior mtg 5000: Sept u; yrs. =
. c. $3.50: attys Towns & :. 10 Bway.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

ADOLF PRINCE Co.-Pet!tion against the
Adolf Prince Co. wholesale liquor dealer, at
2l3 West 10th st.. nv these creditors: Unio!
Disabling Co.. $500 A. Murry RosenthaL
appointed James O. Graham receiver. La
hilties $3.50 Ooo actual assets. about S2b. 900.
Samuel ]. Goldsmith. attorney for the com
pany. said the trouble Was on account OF
Endorsement for the Eastern Brewing Co..
Of BROOKLYN against which petition n
bankruptcy was filed Aux. g. The Adolf
Prince Co. was incorporated in 1899, with
capital OF 100000
HEDERI CO.-Pet,tion against David
IIederi. trading as Hederl & Co. wholesalr
dealer IN general merchandise and drygoods
Of Il and 70 Franklin St. by these creditors.
Elias schwerler. s267: Philip JubIlcr. i?S7.
and Rosendorf & Co.. t2l. Judge Mayer APP
pointed Robert G. Morris receiver: bond.
5000 Assets said 20 consist Of merchandise
anC fixtures 81 500 md accounts. $4,000 II
stated he was unable 10 collect account 5
from SyrianY. Who sold goods principally IN
the Southern States These Syrians were
unable 10 collect their accounts because cot.
ton did not move on account OF the war III
Europe, and. therefore. were unable 10 pay
Mr.. Hederl
J. II. COSTUME co.-PetitIon against the
J. NJ. Costume Co.. manufacturer Of gowns,
cloakS and suits. at lS West 9th st.. by
these creditors: Abraham Breidbart. sos;
Hyman Wilson. t153. and ltaac Halpern, 1882.
Liabilities. 1900; assets 900
FRED II. KAHLE-Pctition against Fred
II. Kahlc. grocer. at 776 Elton az. The
Bronx, He made an assignment Aug. 81 10
Isaac Siegel.
John J. oHARE. Petition by John J.;
O'Hare. a policeman. living at GG3 West
l7Sth 81, with liabilities 81 ,s2i. ssscts. So.
There are seventeen creditors ana all the
debts arc for borrowed money. except 'l'I
for Jewelry.
MICHAEL ]. KENNY. Petition by Mich
ael j. Kenny. a salesman. OF G07 Van Cort-
landt Park av with liabilities E.535: assets.
s cash and deposit Of $50 on a lease.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
SEPTEMBER Il.
Manhattan.

Dorothea Hoyt 10 Guaranty Trust Co, trus-
tee C asstsl: 81.
b II Schulz. eAr, to Eliz schulz g
assist; 81.
same 70 Anna f Schulz G. assts); 81.
+ II Davis ct al. trustees TO II Davis
Ct al trustees: 81
IS. 600
J 4 Trowbridge to W Harte and ano.
trustees; 5000.
city Realty Co TO state Realty and Mort
gage Co. S25 900.
" r Decker to Immigrant Industrial Saw
iLgs Bank: $4,000.
Margaret Zimmerman and ano, e1rs, TO
9 Furniss: 81.
Clementina Furriss to Margaret L Zinl-
norman. trustee: S25, 600
$ Sicgeman 20 Katie Schaher; ST.
The Bronx.
Blanche F Rosenthsl. eItrx 10 Blanche r
Roscntha. $1,000
{ Van Ripe eXr. 10 NJ Dietsch: $3.50.
w c Heppenheimer TO Jane Smith, 1856.
4 Iaugcr to Augusta Zibelln: 81.
3 II Robitzek 10 Lillian Robitzek q
asSts); 81.
{ Carucci to Carucci Holding Co: 81.
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,s-rcSuDvT sC1IrDr.r,us

RELA KANTOR. Schedules Of Iieia KAN
tor. jobher IN drvEo0ds at 1858 First ay.
slow liabilities, s.. ggl nominal assets, $50;
G.'Cal assets, $40.
HAROLD l.. STANG.--Schcdules Of Har.
ali l.. stang. dealer IN drygools AT ~ Second
uv show liabilities. s.. 642: nominal assets.
500 an! actual assets, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
Mans ~ AsaIGNMENT

ERESLAC BROS. INC. wholesale dealer
In millinery al West 81 St. has mace an
assignment 20 Isdore y. Morrison. The
cauIrauy was incorporated on January .,
1911 with capital stock $4,000. Louis Breslau
T. president.
SAMUEL GROSsMAN. ladies' tailor. OF
iP Hssex ST. has made an assignment 10
Louis Hoffman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
COMPOSITION CONFIRMED

CHARLES GOTTLIEB & GO Judge Msysr
has confirmed a composition % Charles Colt
ljei & Co, manufacturers Of cloaks at 81
West 2Oth ST. with creditors at l. cents on
TIE dollar. payable ~ Genus an anu
cents on a note due in three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
Textile and Trade Notes.

To prevent the necessity for closing
their establishments many of the large
importers of German and Austrian
goods are contemplating the opening
Of factories for converting goods in
this country. 1t is either this or get
ting out of business, and as they have
plenty of orders on hand, which they
are unable 10 fill from their home
mills, they have decided to save them
selves and their business by transfer.
ring their manufacturing operations 10
this country. Mill sites within reach
ing distance of this city are being in
vestigated and plans are being drawn
for the construction and operation Of
several large establishments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings OF Local.
Wholesale Dealers

, SYRACUSE Bacon, ChnppeIl 8 Co; {
Toople. cloaks and furs' 3lo Ath S''
Park Avenue .,
T0LEDO-Llon Dry Goods Co. Miss y !,
Morgan. ladies' reAdy'to-weSr' -'
TROY. y Wv p Herbert & co. w r
Herbert, ladies' ready-to-wear' " "
s3d ST. 6u n0Or
WASHISGTON- q Lothrop;
Hiss S Ebsr. millinery, Mrs Johnson
ladies' hosiery and underwear S'f ""
wAqHrNGTON--.M Brooks e. Co: Mrs. NJ
VI brooks. Miss VI y Maher, ladies
ready wear; 80 " 32d It :,
WHEELING. W VA Stone * Thomas u
Cooper. cloaks. suits and turt; S''"''
WORCESTER. MASS Barnard: sumner
Putnam 90, - Heller. ladies' rcady-to-
wear; IS Spring ~.
Millinery, Lnres. Ribbons. Etc.
BALTIMORE Baltimore Bargain House U
Eytlnge ribbons: 36i 9Th av. ,,. =,
BALTIMORE-Ba Bali more Bargain house' ~
q Frazier, laces embrolderics &I fth av'
UlNGHAMTOE, x "A X Swarts co.
I. SwArtz. millinery: 1891 Bway.
BOSrOS-Jordan, Marsh Co; u oa"'''" ~
cTN %SP%si Il NO" rRiino Co; Mis. II
zimmerman. millinery: az lth ay
nETROIT-J I. HuGson Co. A W krenh'hs'
rx mlii9SIy PES SSioF ms GO; II
Latham. Bunstyn. millinery Gres1uu'" =;
FALL. RIvER-Hlggins. Fraze co; q
higgins. laces. ribbons; ME- Ms. +
laces art goods. handk"rchiPth' M's' -
Marin. representative. Hoffman. AZ,
Jkt'KSON, MISS-R z Remington MI
Cook. millinery; 1870 B~SyWi,., T. Co
PORTLAND. oRE-I.ipmaon; wore ~
READING. PENN-Diyes, Pomcroy & SO y,
art; q : Pomeroy. millinery Na,E Sa. % ~
TOLEDO, OHIO-W l. Milner co; MISE ~
81 Jensen mll WEw y II Coivis millinery
W T1F'UI MASS scder & Bro Z
sedcr, laces. muslins; Hoffman.
Mems and Boys Wear. Etc
BALTIMORE-J Gutman co; MISS o6 az
Landaucr hosiery and underwear "'
III Sii.o-Adam. Medium q Apderson Co
C39i rt5,.NSI ,Ti Bros Miss solomon
skirts, Mr Morse, clothing; = E y ga Il Rem.
CHlCAGo-Marsnall Field % co. STG;rt w q, - D'"
CIIIGNGO--J Oppenhelmer & Co; Open
heimcr. hosiery and underwear MAT
HARTFORD, CoNN-Brown, Thomson Snsis1y s sO
" Ilauvcit. fuTn goods' u"s'"'' ~
umbrellas, 2 Walker At. chad. r
I.N%CASTLR. PENN-watt Shsnd' !
G : Travis. clothing, IS white s.
MACON GA-Dannenberg Co. j Dannen
berg, furn goods and clothing: 1873 Bway
Mhuk SOY CITY. PEEN-kefowich Br9S
Kefovich, clothing and furh s"""'
- Denis ,,ht,,
NATCHEI. MISS = BenoiSt' clothihs
and hats: Park Avenue. Ct.
PITTSBt' RGH--k Solomon x Co. > oolo'
man hoys' clothing, llG " 32d 81.
ST PAI'I--Maunheimer Bros; W Scholier
furn goods hosiery and underwear '"'
Church st.
and 10 Cent Stores.
The following buyers registered at the FlV'
and Ten Cent Exchange. 10 West 2Oth ST.
since our last report:
RARSESBORO. PESN--Richard SCollon 70
RORDE NTOWN. y j + h Atkins' WI.
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PENN" u VIZ
ter
CUMBERLAND MD--McMillen Bros.
FREEPORT, l. ii & " Da SNya.
HARTFORD. CONN--Wise. smith 60
LYNNRROOK. l. Aaron Alderman r..
KEW URITAIN COINS VI Davidson co
NEW YORK CITY Schneider LOUIS
Satenstein.
STFFERS. y Y--Osmansky co.
UNION CITY, PENN Everett
WESTFIELD, y J--Iouis Goldstrir
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owner. Mis- simeon Ford, w fh ST: archi-
tect, i I sterner. 81 " 6sth ct; cost, S.oo0.
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER Il.
Mnnhaffan.

Manhattan.
18TH ST, . =, 40 e OF Madison av, soEioo
susan Tuckerman AIT Ssnson Realty Co oil
al foreclosure ~ mtFe); atty. Y De Khan.
10TH ST. n =, lS OF Amsterdam av lIE
9o.ll: r r McGse aEt Ida 6 Fnusner ct Al
foreclosure Of mtge); atty, Evsrs.
The Bronx.
LOT 1861 Csoutherly halo. map Of village OF
Wakefield. town OF East and West Chester
T Clocke aEt r McGarTy ct al foreclosure
Of mtge); AttyS, Clocke, Kock Reldy.
PLOT ga. map Of Unionport. Aih Ward.
known rs Powell av. Sc. bet Havemeyer and
ZereRa avs; l. Ritter 81 al hGt Celia still.
we'll ct al faction TO fcreclose hSn): atty. J
Cans
LOTS 500 and bI. map ~ Van Meet Park,
2Ith Ward: Bronx Borough Bank agt Rosa
Msuer ct al foreclosure Of mtgs); atty. T
GerdinR
LOT liz, map OF Haisht estate. 2Hh Ward;
American Tax Lien Co aEt Annie Fallon 81 a.
faction 90 forecloss transfer Of tax lien);
atty. J schwsbsl,
lSsD ST. los West Samuel Schwartz agt
J HAyep 81 al faction 10 foreclose mechan'
les llen); atty. S d Pollack
CLINTON Az, s, $50 n Of lf5th 1T. ls.tS
9O.2: X p Clark agt Hoiyoks Realty and Con-
struction c. ct al foreclosure Of mtgC; atty
Z y Barlow.
SINGsBRIDGE RID. " cor Exterior st.
% SxiSos: Barney Estate Co hEt Emily n
Rosmer foreclosure Of mtss); atty, l. Peck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

American manufacturers of toys have
been quick to appreciate the opportu.
nifty which has been thrown in their
way by the closing Of the European
toy industry, and already some extern
sive factories are running night and
day 70 meet the demand for the coming
holidays. They are fully prepared to
keep all the trade gained in this way,
and have determined that the children
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Advertisements of interest buyers will be found this

Of the United States will have no cause
to complain of a scarcity. They are
also determined that the trademark
MADE in America" shall mean more in
the way Of excellence than the mark
which has heretofore been so familiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

All linen prices have been advanced
for spring of 1915 delivery. This adj
vance has not checked the demand, es.
pecially from hotelkeepers, whose sup.
plies have been running down and who
find themselves unable TO get some Of
their favorite foreign brands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

HENRY ROSENSTEIN. - Schedules Of
Henry Rosenstein wholr sale dealer In toys
and novelties at 40 broadway. show la-
bilIties SlSll7s: assets Sl76 go consisting ot
stock 81. SlS: nxtures 1877. accounts. so. =
so: Abdul on Bank stock. 81. 20: notes 800;
wagon. $50 cash In hank. N23. held as part
security for notes and real estate S3l.W".
mortgages for N2S.22o at 3lG snt @lS East
I4th 81. and 2Il and ?43 East llath st
WILLIAM Sl'SCHKEWITT BRO
S.hCdules Of William AssusChkew'tZ & Nro.,
importers Of furS at 1874 West 18th st show
liabilities s79.sl and assets $3.50. consisting
Of stock $500. fixtures. $40: accounts. u
90 and cash in hank $50. Most OF 'hc
creditors are in Leipzig. Germany.
STANDARD MANI'FACTCRING CO.
Schedules a the Standard Manufacturing
Company. knit goods. al Nalate. y Y. sho"
liabilities. SAG. assets. N3.4.
EMMA ROMKESS.-SChedulcs Of fmlia
TrurnkDss dealer I'm women'S wear at S@-
BROADWAY show liabilities. {2.I6j. assets.
81 800. consisting Of stock. $1,000. and fixtures.
$50
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
SEPTEMBER IL.
The Bronx.

231ST ST. o e. los " LaconiA ay. SOIlH;
Railroad Cooperative Building and Loan As
ISOLATION loans T and Catherine Tilday 10
erect d ? sty frame dwlg g paymSnts). $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

Leading underwear mills making
mems balbriggans are resisting all eff
forts of buyers to lower prices for next
spring, the mills having covered them.
selves on yarns when they first took
business for next season.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

SEPTEMBER u.
Manhattan.
5ITH ST. 81 to 70 East. 5 VOLTS Sons sgt
New York state Realty and Terminal Co ct
al: Aug IS. 1914. SO II.
ALTERATIONS.
SEPTEMBER H.
Manhattan.
Items under s. 900 omittedl
sd ST, IS W: TO a 4 sty dwlg, removal
OF porch and a new entrance 70 Basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

The slump in the cotton yarn end Of
the market during the last week has
ranged, on some counts, anywhere from
2 to 2l2 cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

The Southern Textile Association will
hold its next convention on Novembe err
IL and II at the Tutwiler Hotel, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
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REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

ron HOMES in the rear country near New
90 West s2o street Phone $3.50 Aadison
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FURNISHED Apartments y
BUSINESS NOrIcA

MultIEraph Letters "
an, 10000 80. promPI .S.aa -
| 1lg Nassau. Room IVA .
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" ore & Wyekoa. An.
o. E.H1 Ave cor ~
phone 10 Bn.-
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UNFINISHED APARTMENT
WEST SIDE.
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" r. & j. NJ Stew
on prem.seN
Phone $3.50 Schuy.
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LESTER E. RELIEF
1903 Park ave
Tel Ej2 Murray an
or Janitor on pr.nlsn
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| Renting agent on ps.s.
Mrs. J McAlpin. NAr,s..
or
A. l Morfecai 4 81
80 Eas, ID S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

Fine location; views Of Hud-
son and Drive, Southwestern.
ly exposure. inSuring sun In
winter and cool breezes In
sum mer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06

THE PATRONS-TEAcHERs assoc
citation Of the Horac" Mann school
will meet at the school this after
noon at o'clock. with the bond issue
as the matter Of discussion. carl g.
Magee will be speaker Of the meeting,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06
IlItI;tlI AND LODGI.
NOTICES.


Trinity Guild viii meet this after
noon in regular session in the Guild
room Of Trinity church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06

Tulsa chapter. o. T. s., will meet
for the regular monthly rcNiew this
evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06

The lighthouse reservations on the
Great Lake are able to grow all the
white cedar needed for spar buoys in
their district.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06

iu lifung the ban aud now the iedies-
n-wuuul may be identified with tho
suffrage movement providing an con
uection with acts Of violence is avoid
ed Will the Duchess is not an ar
dent suftragettr she is i'm sympathy
with the women who wish TO vote ana
the "suffs' Eel that they have .
friend ~ court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06

The Duchsss "r EuNhuIshe. the
form"r Miss MAY Go,let of New York
has Influenced queen Marg - Mt the
bar which 81. PVT on the suffrage
question Al Court queen Msry had
ruled that no one identified with the
court should in any way ally herself
with the suffrage movement, but the
Duehesss intercession has succeeded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06

THE JEWISH congregation Of
Tulsa will hold meeting at 1890 to-
might u the Brockman building. cor
ner gth aud Main street. All are in
tltyd 90 attend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-06

B-write to Iadies' Advisory Dept
CbAttsrooga Medicine Co. thsttsuoOEr
Tenn for tpeciEl InttTuctions and 6Apsge
book Home Treatment for WomsD.' s.nt
ir yl,lp vTspyet, op request As'.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-02
PIONEERS yS. MIDDLETOWN.
WcsIeyan-Asylum Combination Com
 ing Here Locking for Trouble.

There will be some ball game at the I.llis street grounds Sunday when the Pioneers meet the fast Independents of Middletown. This bunch is com posed of the fastest ball players in the nut city and the Pioneers will have to go ,..e limit to come out on the long end of the score. Among the players or this team, there are three Wesleyan rlayers and the rest play with the Asylum team.
 Ahearn and Mckeon will be the bat teries for the Pioneers. and Manager Conroy of he Independents will work some unknown twirler He will not divulge his name and intends to keep him as a dark horse. Corkins who rlayed against the Pioneers last Sun clay when they defeated the Poli team will do the catching, as he plays with the Hospital team. MT. Mangan will umpire. This game will be called promptly at 3 o'clock.
 Next Saturday the Pioneers journey to Hartford where they will meet the roli team at Trinity field. This game V i'll be hotly contested by the Poli team who are out for revenge for the defeat the Pioneers administered last Sunday