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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered ut Albany yesterday:
The Kesner Realty Corporation, Manhat-
tan. capital 10000; directors. Arthur J.
Albert, Hobokcn. y. J.; !. r, Dwan. Brook
lyn. and Robert L. Redh.ld, New York city.
Rommey Realty Company, Manhattan.
capital s.. 900. directors, 81, Sissenson, Allen
IL Remscn and Joseph T. Crater. New York
city,
Ray Ridge SiXty-nfth Stree. Holding Corr
poration brooklyn. capital $4,000. directors.
j.. !. Forhan, +, u. Knowlton and =. V.
bowling New York,
Sea Edge Company. Inc, Hampstead, cap
ital SO 900; directors, Nellie NJ. Myers, New
York; Albert T.. Sykes. May Sykes, Hemp
stead, n. Y
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For New Jersey. rain In south, rain Or
snow in north portion to-day: colder, north.
east winds. probably increasing; fair to.
morrow
For northern New England. increasing
cloudiness and colder to-day; snow az night
or tomorrow. north to northeast winds, In
creasing by to-n night.
For southern New England. snow or rain
and colder to-day or tonight, with In
creasing north and northeast winds; prob.
ably fair tomorrow.
For western New York. snow to-day; un.
settled tomorrow; moderate to brisk north
winds. becoming variable.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3i.--Ths storm from
the vicinity of Lake Superior moved rap.
Idly eastward and was central near the
mouth OF the ST. Lawrence River yesterday.
leaving the pressure high over tho lake 70.
gions. the Ohio Valley, tho middle Atlantic
States and the Southwest and only modsr.
steiy low over the extreme Northwest asa
over Mississippi and Alabama.
Cloudy and unsettled conditions prevailed
over the Northeastern States.
Rain fell in the virginias and southwest
into the Gulf States. and snow occurred ~
scattered points in the lake region2 ne
Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys.
II was colder in the lake rsgionA ne
Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys 80 eAs
Southwest
Freezing tsrnperaturss embraced ths he
regions and western parts Of the middle
Atlantic States extending southwest ksss
southern Texas.
II was much warmer IN the Missouri 81
upper Mississippi valleys and New EngisnA
and temperatures were again above tAs
freezing point in parts Of the Northwest
In this city the day was partly otso0y
and warmer: wind. light - fresh soutAOsAs
verage humidity. 81 per osntj bessmsesA
corrected 10 read to sea levsl - ~ -.
30i+: p. n. SOFA
The temperature In this city yesssrd1N -
recorded by tho oficial ihermometen q GhNUa
In tha anne rcd tabla.
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n, HOUSES IN wEsTCHEsTER.

j +, Hayden has sold to Ada Jones for
occupancy a two story stucco dwelling on
pot 50xlo0 on Chauncey avenue. Hugue-
not Park. New Rochelle.
Well g. Bell have sold TO william b.
Young cottage on plot 50x1o0 on An
cerson avenue near White Plains road.
scarsdale, y. Y.
l.. Nelson Ehrhart has sold for A. Cay
ron his residence on New York avenue.
Wh.tr Plains, y. Y, on plot 100X23O. to
+ Haines.
Edward NJ. West has sold for &. w.
Chapman a residence on Prospect street
mar Lexington avenue White Plains.
n Y, to Miss Merton Angell
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=. 7. SHELL TO BUILD FINE HOUSE

Thomas T. Smell. president of the First
National Bank of Gary, Ind. has pur-
chased through Fish 4 Marvin and the
BriarcliN Realty Company the Rigdon
property, consisting Of twenty acres OF
land fronting on Cedar lane. Ossining.
y. Y, on which he will erect large
country residence and outbuild!ngs for
which plans are now being drawn by a
Western architect. The property was held
AZ $4,000. Fish Marvin have also
rented 10 Mr. Smell the Rigdon residence
furnished, which he will occupy pending
fhe construction OF his new house.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

LAT IL rESEY STREET
BY Iosenh z. Day.

by Joseph r. Day
II; !S-do. - 100
sway GlvNioVAoosSioo. sy ,oy, p,us
10 Nhisho,nl 81 ~; go Az
."n st ~, uus. nsi'"sV'-'' '"hes' &C.
n,sSsSr' ""nuraNh' a. en-.
ilsnh -, 20 ". o. Len"A ~ wv
tIowa,d q. dse s,s,.s 20. ,ss., ~
sneS ~ ni,tr,ir al s"o
So, s.r tp t"e p''saa 't,n W.
church agt Julia Friedman ct al: due,
3it7Hso; taxes. &c, sb%c.s'' to the plain ::
tin ....,,.............. ,...,,,. $4,000
lasTH ST, a4G y. .. 10 W I'd av. :txss.ll,
sly tenint-Amreican Mtg GO agt South
Jersey Land GO ct a.. dse. tssss'so; to
the Estates mortgage SECURITIES 20 =
BY J. H. Mayers.
10TH ST. % W. . o. 81. 9TH sv. SIX
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

STEBBISS Az. S57 TO seS-Chicago NMnish
60 W FoNVale Realty 60 ct a., Dec
10. 1918 .............,....... .f?ei,S3
SAME PRoPERTY-samc to same. Dec
STU ST sei E-Ernest II RAINBOW vs. Her
man Bauman ct al Jan .. 1874 10y
REEDS Mill. LANE, :. III n riliottsSSnn
sv- Martinelu y SalZGno vs. Alfonso
N-ltri ct al. Dec IL l9is...........t.5 $3.50
EDGECoMBE Az. W cor 1884 st-Abra-
ham Rosen We Great Centres Realty co
ct al, Jan 20, 1914 (by bond ....-. 500
lST AN, s4C to G5a-McDougall & Potter
Co - kips BAY PrwK co ct al Jan
,.,,,n a az
llth sts--NcDougall n Potter co vs.
Cathedral ~ John the Divine. Jan ~.
1919 . .s sHi'No
PARK Az. T. between 32d and a3d SITS
McpouHall & Potter CO W Max Il Butler
BrOnN.
VAN NEST Az. between Matthews ~ and
Rear swamp rd-Mcpougall Potter co
W y y. ii 60. Jan ~.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

18TH F1an sT IL ogden q = es"nsrsi.i Tt"S1,
rs ya a.d from nT1J Jam /. isfs s;.ys. Ape.
June !, 1915; same atty. .;;.;... $500
18TH ST Sss W. 70 sas 'h ". 'A from
soTH ST. - $50 i'm sy; ss1' u. ',, shs
BRoADwAy. is,5:ss, " cor ~. .sth e. The he
P IgHI Saa Mss CO. ise "a ay.. !. ". from
Feb 90, 1914; atty, Morris cukor, % PARK
sp " %v. lis u. aaii-Est.ts Of John Fs.,h e
Yrs from Feb /, 1914; atty, a Kuntz: g
10TH ST. as.si +, i.lii-psrksr X psans 10
Isaac Rubin. ss2 Ign 81 ana w vhT,
LEWIS syS Hs 81, iss. ali.Ev. stern to ss%l
s Sch T. ,. Z: 81 city. tn sS.,!,.in sss
c4SS5iisH s.xsrx P;e.f";H i, !:
rom May !. Isi.: a,,ya H xoshI!,r, a 4
o.GGp; 81 ~ IT w. i.t aoorjjohn kelly. Jr'
10 Esther spsiseI 4 W nth st. %: yaGcs
;rp% De: and TO- yhhssiil-Loai. 'scchanl.r 70
s ssn Il. is,t; g. atty, Max winasr .ssssS
,sF FM'y sr, iss Il. east ..er..i.a.o cch:..
Yrs from Feb /. 1914; atty Jacob ~. ~,
,s YsIss IT, bSs centre .tor.-Ati.ntic Really
10 10 Ststhes Constan ana ano, b2S w
,sad .t. q yrs from Oct !. 1914; atty.
Shower. lSs W led st,........ 'siaoo
Bronx.
sd Av,. s77a. ai.Morit. Po'iass 10 Mary
Fen i 1914; atty. N Henry " s'hu.s' . 90
co GESrsRRp 81 v, sii, store. xc-EranE j
cC SsuSefs.r and sno 10 Hugh cameron.
"A; Concord av, yr: from Feb !. i9lt
sitya A Hupfsrs sons "a II An I.c
sonIyyrHERN BociuLEvARp. n " cor issd i,
nnrt OF second foor--Kellwood Realty Co
|" ZEE Guck, ST. Sd ay. yrs from Jan
l. 1915 atty, McNish, Il p.rk
Row ,.,...''''''''' ''''''''' '''s'''""
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SITES FOR BRONX FLATS.

GRAND BOULEVARD.-lThe II. 4 II.
Construction Company MAX J. Klein
and Ignatz Roth) has bought the plot.
l03.4x9&x irregular. at the northeast
corner OF Grand Boulevard and Con-
course and Bush street The company
will improve the site with flats.
PARK AVENCE-Joseph Fischer has
bought the five story fiat with stores.
on plot 46x9l, at the southwest corner
Of Park avenue and 1891 street. The
seller took In part payment 9i4 and
e<S Trinity avenue. two three story
and basement dwellings, on plot 3ixlOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-31
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON Jan sO-These army orders
were issued:
Sixty second Company 10 unassigned list and
report TO commanding officer coast deiences of
Puget Sound for assignment.
Second Lieut.. T., L. Glenn, Philippine Scouts,
resignation accepted to take elect February -,
These navy orders were issued:
Lieutenant. Commander e. X Miller, from
New York yard To the Wyoming a. First Lieu
tenant.
Lieut., $. Dohery. from Phllsdelphia yard to
Lieut. + +. Caldwell from the Michigan to
treatment naval hospital. New York.
Lieut. u, ID Mcclure, to the North Dakota
Ensign W. ID. Chandler from the Utah TO the
Montana,
Ensigns ". p. Curley, II, W. Holt and j Y
Dreisenstok. from the Wyoming to the Mon
tana.
Ensisns e. D. Edgar and A. C. Bennett. from
the Florida To the Montana,
Ensign r. NJ Collier, from the South Caro-
lima to the Montana
Ensigns { " MrMorris r. u. Lang worthy
NJ W. Larmer and X W Lewis from the
Delaware TO the Montana
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SEALED BIDS will b received BY IN,

Board OF Water supply, at Its Offices. twenty
second floor. Municipal Building. Park Row
and Centre and Chambers streets, New York
city, until II a. NJ. on Tuesday. February
). 1914 for Contract lot FOR furnishing. de-
iiy.ring and installing gate and other valves
sluice gates and appurtenances along Cats
Kill aGueduct mainly within New York City
limits,
Al the above place and tirne the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be OBJ.
tainrd A. the shove address. at the Secre-
tary's once by depositing the sum Of nvs
dollars $50 in cash or Its equivalent for each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply
10 the once OF the Principal Assistant I'm.
gineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS: PrssidsaG
CHARLES n. CHADWICK,
JOHN =. CALVIN
Commissioners of the Board OF wa.or Supply.
JOSEPH =. MORRISsEy Secretary.
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INVESTOR BUYS HARLEM FLATS.

william A. White & Sons have sold for
The estate of Franziska Rohmann and
Henry Rohmann to an investor tho two six
story tenements, with stores. at 223 to 23l
East 10th street. The houses are ASK
l0o.l1 each and are between Second and
Third avenues. The last sale OF the prop
erty was In July. 1910. Samuel Fine was
associated as broker in the transaction.
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LEASES scARsDALE PLACE.

Fish 4 Marvin have rented for the
White Plains Construction Company the
house on Galway Scarsdale. to John W.
Appel Jr.. OF John WanaInaker a Co.
and the residence of William Walker Orr
In the Heathcote Association at Scarsdale
known IA Archray. furnished. for six
months. to Harold NJ. Lehman Of Lehman
Bros. bankers, of this city.
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Movements of Naval Nessels.

wAsHlNGToN Jan. So,--1hs tug uncas and
the submarine c.? have arrived al Newport,
the Yorktown nj san Bias, Mex the battle.
ships Connecticut and Kansas at Vera Cruz.
the battleships Rhode Island. Virginia, Ne.
braska and Georgia al Tampico. the des,royers
Cassin. Cummings and Duncan al Key West
and the battleship California at 11huron,
The cruiser Des Moines has sailed from Lynn
Haven Bay for Havana and the collier Brutus
from Boston for Hampton Roads.
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CITY PROPERTY BUYERS.

Tho Congregation B'nai Pischen. OF
winch H. Cohen Is president IL the buyer
of the property at 1856 Henry street. the
tale OF which by Mrs. Edward Leverich,
descendant OF Hendrick Rutgers, was
sNVitcd yesterday.
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THEATRE FOR B0HEMIANs.
Moving Pictures to he shown In
Building ON East .4th Street.

The Benevolent Literary Society. which
has just acquired the dwellings at 334
ing plans prepared for altering tho houses
into moving picture theatre, which when
completed will house the theatre now To-
Gated In the society's clubhouse on Sew
enty-third street. The theatre Is a pub
lie enterprise. Alois Krall is president Of
the society
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-31
HUNTINGTON ACREAGE SALE.

Ward g. Ward have sold for W. NJ.
Bucheit, Jr.. l02 acres al Huntington, l.. l.,
on West Neck. with about 5000 feet shore
frontage in Lloyd Harbor. Huntington
Bay and Huntington Harbor. The prop
erty has been held at 81, 900 an acre.
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100000 HOTEL LEASE.

Matt J. Ward 4 Co. have leased the
new Hotel Garde at New Haven. Conn,
to William +. Ingold and David II. Knott
or this city. for IA long term OF years at
a rental assregating 100000 The ho-
tel will be opened about April /.
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DANCE HALL ON 4sTH STREET..

The two story building occupying the
south side OF Forty-eighth street be-
tween Broadway and Seventh avenue.
now used for stores and lofts Ia to be
made over for n dance hall In the loft for
the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Com
pany at an estimated cost OF $4,000
Shire & Kaufman are the architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-31
"AMERIcAN EXPORTER TO MOVE

johnson. Adams & Greacen have leased
large part of the NTH floor in the
Whitehall Building at II Battery place
to the Johnston Export Publishing Com
pany. publishers OF the American Err
porter and other export publications.
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BRONX TENEMENT PLANS.

The Kreymberg Architectural Com
hsny h',d plans for five story brick
''h"nent house. 5Oxio3.Ii. on the north
avenue for the l73d Street Improvement
company, Aaron Muller president. at n
cost 4 $50, 700.
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heiner 4 Lehman Bernheimer trustee,
owners Fulton Building GO. Inc. lessee;
Fl-ito hNlan Bros Co. contractor. $500
MONTGOMERY ST, as A. 37-Elas NJ PHI
ger agt Hebrew kindergarten & Day Sur-
sety. owner: Philip Repatsky. contrac-
22D ST. las w-Krank J schmidIen AT
Palermo Rros, Inc. owner, Felber En-
sineering Works, contractor.
9TH AN, = " cor t5th ~, y C @ Bohn
Electric 60 ag' Susie r. Fitchett. Emily T.
Burns Amt" T. he Camp. owners.
Burns Restaurant \ Hotel Co, contrac-
Ipt Nrtu'Nall &C.. ..t. ........s,. &alO
WEST END Az, 7s.-Atlas Window Shad,.
Co agt l. 4 II Holding 60, owner & con-
Bronx.
FEISBY Az, IS, l7b2 Benson av COX
loo-Church 4 Gates Co Inc ~ Bronx
Gas and Electric Co. owner: Alexander
Lists Sons and James Covideo, contrac-
n, t1iS p,oSrGx 'pos-r' Nh ,sai,,'sS
BAILEY av. htNtj 80 Acrorsi Parra W.
Nicola parrineli and Fiomena Vcntroia,
owners: Filomena and Francesca Nentrola.
contractors ...............s Gt
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MARINE MTELLIGENCL.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
40 Gov Island. II asiH.u oss-..aS
Low WATER THIS DAY.
X. Ii. Is Gov Island. .s:si inen osa... .Sdi
Artvcd-FRIDAY. January q
IS France 70 =, NJ; H.vrS ysnsssy. -
So Lorens. 5:S A N. San Juan yaa,asv u
SIS Ancon. o:h . NJ. nstobal. Jan. -.
IS Bayamo. 1880 \. NJ. Puerto Me xico, Jan ~.
SIS Pananan. II \. NJ. pucrf" Me RICO. Jan. II.
ss Cu-tyta. EucvitaA January q.
IS Grayson. i:lS Z. NJ, San Juan. JaaonsZ q
IS Espersnza. u:W p. NJ. Havana Jan.
uary 81
So II Rio G-i-estcn. Jan "a
IS Ci'y ot Columbus, Sa hannah. Jan: 81
IS kertuchisn. Philadelphia, Jan. 30.
IS Pawnee. Philadelphia, January =.
IS Ogeechec, Philadelphia, January -
So Haasel. BS<ton. January -.
ARRIVED PROM NEW YORK
80 Bermudian. at RermCdA.
IS laconia. q. Madeira.
SIS Sirius. at Lcrdon.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS Kais. rim Augus,c Victoria. from CheYosW0.
Sc Me- gan tic, from Queenstown.
SIS Princess Irene. from Nessina.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

2:p ST, 100 & 1871 W--Communipaw Steel
Co agt Palermo Bros, Inc, owners Felber
Engineering Works contractor, .,,.. 1904
2sts to 2s6s--Hydraulic Press
Brick Co sgt VIM Walter, Rosie Bern-
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

hhCmiE NEATLY co 20 Jos Sagovitz 81
WOLF, FRANCES. to Jos HICKMAN. 81
KRiEG. HERMiNE l.. sdn. to John X
KRIEG. JOHN X. to Northern Bank Of New
SEYMOUR. MoRRls ". and ano. esr-, Z; 70
STEIN JosEPHiSE. gan. 10 'i Paula
s vHS sEs SEQ S5R X 70 E@ms sE I'm
BEcKER. cHAs l., ,ra,. to title Guar ~:
ECKHARDr' SUSAN a y TO Tiiiie
MINOR, cHAs r. to Anen con.;ra i;,yS1
ALLEN coNsr co to Marsarc, c nioey q q
Bronx.
LrcKEs. GIrsEPpINA, to Freehold Cons,
ATLANTIC MTG corr to 'cocii.Kini.cckeHrl
TRy'sT co to as cnS MM'is ne co......::....i
CITY M u.., 60 TO 70 Protestant Ep,seogsl
L 4 7 co 10 Hannah iL.evyt.....i:ss 5000
FoNvALE REALTY GO 10 Mareare,
DE YorNd, BELLE, to sara frea sisHY
Hi%Rox. SIDNEY n, to Angus, fnnck. sos & SSS
MEYER. MARGAEriiA p to Margaretha
LIcHTESBERG. EUGENE to Marst ''i BS,
BERSHEIMER. BELLE q. and an ,,', .xr.,
To Relic - Rerrheimcr fasn 4 utgsl 90. 81
HECK. EDMOND r to Emma faren.
VAS NESS. coRSEIit's y. to Vim + m i'.y
meyer, trus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attyJ
:5ri ST 3:t and 326 W, s. 4o,6Nsse.
and Meyer Jarmulowsky and nno, exrs
and trustees; atty. l. I Co, lcc Broad.
SAME PRoPEnTY. Apr 10. iso,-Morr,s
:, w We, St, 70 Fannie consisSIe $4,000
49, anS Il Nars.r 1870 w. :.
CDrass iss eth 81 bkiyn;.::..... 5000
Co to Hy and Julia hacker; atty Jno <
steinme,z. 1909 lsoth vt. $4,000
St s,ai,s,co cor o, ~ NIss " eaSS
ST;dk snow: i wan $, ,,o,, SO. 90 90
ssvsr,a cinsil, 10 jno Brady, % Sas;
LITTLE W 'isrm ST. 3: to 90, = Is 'i,'
en- av' runs 7'tx 20 and 2esx n
rss. o. Go 70 beg stD, iss Ts". Ga
Ycnssrs and cSyneiia hsil iss Sth rS AZ
va ga, Sep, 10, Tisli . Aios and Louise +
Ha von PeIn 81 'S Sa. nS 'sn" a 900
Az c. "w cor I'd st :ssico, Jan 81 isii~
Bsxt.,, Howell nIds co; "sty II Ar, ar,
cr II'e sr. az as T {. ssvsce July iess@
sam ana Jacob E,,l,n.sr TO Eva E'i,nxe5;
i9o5--Louis wolistein to VIM \ Sans
bury; a,tys. Hornblow.r, Miller & Potter ter,
,sTH 81, -. los " Az G sSiiss Jan
LOT sdxi a. Jun. OH "s and Lena
williamson Villain q Bell So, Aiesander av.. 81, 100
LOT GS7, same map. looHli+, Dec 10, lsi:--
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, snsw In
north, snow or rain In south per-
tion to.dayt colders imcreassus
north and northeast winds, prob.
able fair tomorrow.
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tWith name and address OF owner and
attorney. When attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of second part.D
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MORTGAGE

MOHT0AGES.
with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown
tSouth OF Fourteenth St.
BROOME ST. Ns, n q, 25x50--Eiphalet l..
Davis TO Title q g. II Co, i7S Bway. Ian
80; due a ~ per bond. ;.;;ooo;,.u...;n 600
to Rachel Williams. ~ W 1iith Vt. Jan 90.
pr mtg $4,000. due Oct 2s. 1918. ap 9;
attys. II NJ y Solomon. lis Nassau
street ....,........,.,.... 5000
East side.
EAST OF Fifth av, between Fourtssnth and
10th stB,)
2bTH ST So s2s e cd av. :bIss,s; I'd sv
cor siM q. s'IssIAdam J klinEer
pr mtg $4,000. W. p c; atty. q 4
I'd Az. Sc cor ai::tt ct, si.i?.Adism0 J
Klineer to Columbia ,Knicksrbocksr Trust
atty. Thee l. Bailey. 80 William q. .l2l, 900
10Th ST. ?o?.ao+ z. Soxso-I.ouise J Nit
ehell to Mary E Williamson. i0s W >5th
at, Jan 40; pr. mtg $500; yr, cps;
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IT'D ST. 80 W. ss 100 = Audubon av.
%s.<xss, 5 atty tenmt--A II Hastorf axt
N Hennen ct al; due, $<s2l.l'. taxes.
&C. 1880; sub to u first mtg of $4,000;
The Dermott news., 1914-01-29
Died at Hot Springs.

A. e. McCorkle, who went to
Hot Springs a couple of weeks
ago tor his health, died at that
place Sunday morning OF hemor-
rhaPe OF the brain. He has been
IN poor health for some time, and
last summer was struck in the
head by a falling bridge under
which he was working, from the
effects OF which he never fully re-
covered. He has lived IN this
community for number OF years
and has many friends but no re-
latons here. j. 7. Freeman went
as a representative OF the Masonic
lodge to attend to funeral arrange
ments. The body was taken 10
his old home at Winona, Miss,
tor burial.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-29
j. NJ. S.

he children Missionary So
clety met Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Larkln Smith. After reading
from Matt d, the prayer our
Saviour taught IN this chapter
was repeated IN concert.
The Society planned for this
week 10 devote their time to he
nevolent work, and IN this space
they wish to express their sym
patty 10 their little school mate,
Henry Slate, who unfortunately,
had his limb broken. They hope
tor HIM speedy recovery.
After the business session.
stories were read by Mrs. Smith
telling how we may at all times be
ready to help others,
Little Miss Virginia Hoffman
viii entertain next Saturday at
her home on Main Street. A good
program has already been ar
ranged, and every members is
urged TO be present We were
glad to welcome Misses Corlne
Caster, May Belle 1yner, and
Master Godfrey Ingram as new
members. This brings our roll
up to twenty-one members.
The society adjourned by re-
peating their motto Suffer little
The Dermott news., 1914-01-29
Statement

II the ownership, management, elrcula
ten, etc, of The Dermott News. pub
hshed weekly at Dermott. Arkansas. re-
CURED by the Act OF August q, l9t2
Name Of Editor. Managing Editor
business Manager. Publisher. ane
Owner. G +. Kinney, bermott. Ark
known bendholdets. mortgages. ant
other securt, holders, holding per crnt
II more of total amount Of bonds. mort
4aees. OF other seourIties: None
9. 4. Kinney
Sworn to and subscribed before me- TIN,
10Th day Of January, 1919.
seal " u Irotter y p
Ny commission expires 6-io-I4
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children to come unto me and for
bid them not, for OF such is the
kingdom of Heaven.
hose present we're VIVIAN
Skipper, Helen Blanks, Ellis Bar
nett, Clare Smith, Lilly May
Walton, Van Smith, Thelma
Ingram, Virginia Hoffman, Corine
Caster, Godfrey Ingram and May
Belle Iyner. Press Reporter
The Dermott news., 1914-01-29

The Missouri Pacihc-Iron Noun
tain has placed an order with the
Baldwin Locomotive Works of
Philadelphia Tor twenty-five huge
locomotives. They Will ht OF the
Mlkado type and will be used IN
freight service. In every detail
these engines Will represent the
latest effort in locomotive con
struction. They will be ,quippt d
with Schmidt supeIheateIs, It
cent invention tor increasing the
power OF steam, and Will also have
electric headlights and electnc
cab lights. The railroad expects
to receive the first OF the engines
by the 18th OF February.
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For Sale.

All of nv property, consisting
OF my home and lumber yard lcol-
Iectively), my old lumber yard
east of the depot Qormerly known
as the Blythe < Delaney Lumber
yard).
Have good reasons tor selling.
For particulars see me.
Pope Blythe.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-29
FOR CONGRESS-

We are authorized to announce Hon.
W. Goodwin as candidate Ter Con
gress, subject to the action OF the demo
cratic party
We are authorized to announce Hon
Sam w. Samson OF Amity as candidate
for Congress, subject to the action of the
democratic party
W. are authorized to announce Hon.
r. S Warnock OF Magnolia as c,fnd-
date for Congress, subject to the action Of
the democratic udrty.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-29
FOR TREASURER

We are authorized 10 announce W J.
Splawn as a candidate for Treasurer OF
Chicot county, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce Albert
Ahrens as a candidate for Counts Treas
urer, subject to the acton OF the Demo
cratic primary
The Dermott news., 1914-01-29
Sheriff s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that 10y virtue
and under authority of a judgment and
order Of sale. made and entered in Com.
mon Pleas Court of Chicot County, Al
kansas in attachment proceedings where
in w c. Bowden is plaintiff and A l..
Graves l.. defendant will expose for
sale, at public auction. to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand. at the door OF
the Mayor Office, IN Dermott, Ark
between the hours of clock a. m and
! clock p m on the
9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1914,
the following personal property, to satisfy
SAID judgment toWlt:
one Franc lot OF household goods, fur
nture, utensils, effects etc, levied upon
the property OF the SAID A l.. Graves.
Witness my hand on this 10Th day OF
January. 1919.
c NJ MATTHEWS,
Sheriff OF Chicot County. Ark