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MODERN coMMERCIAL GARAGE

Plans have been filed and construc-
tion begun on a new fireproo. garage
known az Merchants Garage at l3S to
45t West Eighteenth street, on plot
225x92. recently leased by NJ. 4 L.
Hess for James @. Riordan. Plans
have been prepared by James s. Maher.
The now building will have q capacity
Of 275 cars and will be completed and
ready for occupancy about February I.
The lessees. Julius and Morris Segall.
state that the building will be the most
modern fireproof commercial garage on
tho lower West Side and viii conta in
no elevator. but instead a runway to the
various floors. The building will also
contain two turntables, chauffeurs
room. machinery shop and supply de.
partment. The plot on which this new
building 10 to be erected was occupied
by the Consolidated Gas Company for
many years and was recently leased to
the Riordan corporation for a term OF
twenty -one years and Is the beginning
Of a number OF improvements contem.
plated on tho West Side.
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AAIHnSiiSE oAnSAANS ~ ASDsnN
lets At private sais. . large number frsn
Nhich 10 select
OF NEW YORK. to quickly eloss the busl-
nsss Of two oorporations. offsrs these prep.
sft,~a At about seT Of former prosa
They are located at Grant wood. PalisAAA
Mersemere and f.<onis. New Jersey toD-
posite Grants Toms,. within twenty Ave
minutes Of Manhattan.
convince you that they are unusual Sar-
gsins, Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Pei
icy free.
For further d.taiis and tsrma. sAdrse,
BENZ. HAIGHT. Special Deputy Oupt
of hanks care Of Henking Department
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HOME BUILDERS At ARvERNE.

! !. Butler has sold at ATverne. l.. L..
'or III" Gussie Gottlieb Realty Com
pany, a p ot i0x1O0. on the west side OF
beach SiNly sixth street. 220 feet north
W AImcda avenue: also "a plot 40x
100 on the west side Of Beach Sixty
sixth street, ESQ feet north of Almeda
avenue to Henry Kato. Tho buyers
VIII build cottages for their own occu-
panpy
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AdoIph Berlin and Elisha T. Everett
have sold the Ryan property. on the
sou uhwest corner Of Nostrand avenue
and Dean street. to an investor. This
Is s.one building. 22 feet on Dean
stree, and s5 feet on Nostrand avenue,
four stories high.
u j. Sforza has sold for Mrs. Clara
Gard the pIo; i0x100 at the southeast
corner ~ sixteenth avenue and Forty
tghth street.
Frci,riok NJ. Smith has sold for the
lswycr. Mortgage Company the tene-
meut a. 3i6 Fifty-eighth street TO an
investor.
The Alro Building Company, George
W. :. Sshy, sales manager. has sold the
one family dwelling on lot 24x100 at
@ls7 S!Xty-seventh street to A. Gold
man
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

i2s-Rose d W Post ast Hannah Freed
man man E q. q, foTssiS:rr' ss.,sr, Of m0r'sAs"'
" et a al sst Thos shirlaw ct al 1forsoiosure
SD Of AZ %o,'s.s ss1 ,Si.,y sy ,ssssna.u. fs Hhs%
q Hforeeio.ure rtSa = Of mor,sssej; atty. s
lsisT T sT. az w-oscar J MaiSne ct al
axt 1nterweilen Holding CO ct q tfore.
closure Of mortgsgc)' attys' Cary a
s.TM 81. n g. i!s W ah ay. l:sKIs7.s--
sSr.. %;,.'e'" mSrs.:. %Rs.: g. .t;y- Il 5seS:on
.sp f'fsss"nt"ns;ss sT. =. ns;ss to ss, w-Troy SAY nk
Iforeciosure OF mortgage; attys Cary
j., ',sss sss.,s.s.. s.s. st Is mort.
H,ss:sss .; 4 TssTsS 1sss,'i.s ~
18th ST, 2oi w--Elesnor Leroy sxt
John ii oconnsii et al tforeelosure OF
mortgage: attys. Bowers & Sands.
HronH.
dXaRhTi xa1ai TisSss,co%josn '" irwin at TIN In:
land Holding Co ct 81 foreclosure of
poSNt,R %SStsssfsL pLAa As!fy isss "sn MORT. av.
ss.sx76-Mati,da Muendel aEt Thomas
y Malcolm Construction GO tforeclosure
Of mortgage, attys' Wesseiman q
sssD sT. n o cor Napier av. l0oIs2S2--
Harlem Saw Bk agt Thomas E MundAy
E q c,inen' faefs''0'0'e OF "0''SN'''' s''''
is7TH ST. n .. ls7.5 " Home sv, sLsx
Co ct al (forsciosure Of mortssgs), atty,
wAsiiINGTON Av. 205i-Frsderiek y
al foreclosure of mortgsg); atty. 7
1.iTW ST, n $. +3s3 W Brook sv. <asx
gs.o-East River Savings Institution agt
Rosalie singer ct al lforec lOsure OF mort
gage); atty, o Y Hibbard,
EAGLE AV. 67s-Anrie kinsey sGt John
Werie et al forscsosurs - mortGsss)
atty. SWAinS
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rppEa .,h Az. APARTMENT SOLD

Arnold Byrne & Baumann have sold
,or the !. X. johnson Realty Company
the seven 1T ~ elevator apartment house
at the mort west corner of seventh ave-
nue and ll.th street on plot ?6 100.
Ioeeph H. Myers is the buyer. He gave
IN mart payment two fourteen room cot
tag,s OF plot 260 l75 on Wavecrest
avenue. Far R5ckaway The properties
,nvoyed we're held for a total of $125.-
O00.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Oct. ?7.--The following realty
HsmSvfs opers,ins Company, any Mank.,.
tan: capital. 10000: directors, Frank A.
Brady, Woodmere, n. v; Samuel BRADY.
Anna Hyman, Manhattan,
First Ostrower Corporation. Manhattan;
capital 5000: directors, Barnett Nuss
Harris Wssserman' brooklyn. ""'
Adwin Realty Company, Brooklyn; capt
tai, 1900; directors Bertha Rosenberg
New York CITY: simon Arons. Brooklyn.
and Simon Myers. Manhattan.
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DIG EIGHTH AVENUE MOVIE.

l.. W. WE'LL has leased for the Doherty
estate the three buildings, 60xi00. at
seq to 627 Eighth avenue. together with
the abutting plot, 50x100. at 305-307
West Fortieth street. at an aggregate
rental OF 100000. The lessee will i'm
prove the properly with moving pic
ture theatre.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

I
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
NEW ST. 81. leasehod-Peter II Buettner
to q W Faoer. Inc. sc W 37th 81. Oct 81.
due az per notes; attys, Kidder. A a r.
--Chas Becker to Walter & Gurnee ct al.
trus, Bar HarboI' Me, Oct 81 yrs. 8
cISNoN s NY sr Co. ,ss h%sy hSa.,on 'sSs T. sSa
ioo--Frank p Briody to Esperanto Mtse
co. 81 Liberty st. Oct 10. yrs. p G;
atty. Jos c Levi; ~ Liberty st' lisooo
smih to Geo Ehrst. iis7 Park sv' duo
NJ Burghard. III Rway ,.,,.,,.',si,ooo
East side.
and iloth stsD
1877 AV, G $50 s,, e55xi00-Morris
Goldberg to Henry Cohen, Is W Illth
st. pr mtg $4,000. Oct 81, yrs, 6 pc /;
atty u Goldberg, SO Nassau st. -. 900
0sTm sT Tooro 100 a % s'1.Ss ISrano
433 u listh ST. Oct Is. pr mtg So, 900,
due Jan /. 1916, 8 pc; atty r W Henry.
81 Chambers st ..,..,.,..,.,..,.,H 1880
fwo.t of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
5lTH ST. n :, 875 W eth av.. 25xl0o,5-
I,oring constn Co 70 Franklin Savings
Bank, $50 sth ay; Oct ~; 8 yrs. Pei
,,p ,ty sr WIN Ia so~s' Hn.eTdsm s sy isaio"
Martin u Beam to Title Guar g. T Go.
i76 Bway, oct go. due as per bond 80, 900
tAianhattan Island, north OF llOth st.
AUDuBoM Az. ass i17th st. loLils
ksi. isi Bisks .sv. btiyn, Oct ~. da..
&c, ss RsS hanAi atty, nerRstsin, aee
Bway s......-,-.....' ..'..'.ssi 'stoV'ooo
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LONG BEACH DWELLING BUYER,

lle Mason Realty Company has sold
re thF'v tory residence and garage at
"e northeast corner Of Jackson Boule-
,afl aud Walnut street. on plot l00xl00,
,.9is Brt"h l., l.. TO Walter +. skinner.
"a.hew l'rggs was the broker. The
l,'op'iy Vas taken in exchange by the
Jason Eeliy Company last June for the
pfhnof, dpartments on West 123d
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Asks Divorce, wife wouldn't Cook

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Oct. 26.--Be-
cause his wife refused to get up and
cook his breakfast and persisted In thi,
attitude with regard to lunch and supper
Herbert II. Lewis OF Britton has flet
petition for divorce. Lewis states thai
his wife often went to Oklahoma City
to loaf and take In the movies. ant
that when no demonstrated with hei
she replied In bitter and sarcastic Ian
guage.
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sUYs TOWNS BUSINESS CENTRE

l.. ]. Cahill has sold the Kitchell
place at Towaco. N. j.. to John F. TIL
man OF Brooklyn. This place runs
along the right Of way Of tho railroad
for 800 feet In front Of the To-
waco station and for a like distance on
both sides OF the turnpike. There In a
camille building and other buildings,
practically the business centre Of the
town,
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SATISFIED MORTNAGEs.
with name and address OF lenders
IArnayl

with name and address OF lenders at
uorney.)
INST ST, n 8, lS2 II W Bway tkingsbridge
road. l6+xsb. Mar !. lsi5--Dayton Bldg
Co, 1872 Nassau st. to Jno Cabot, Jr;
attys DAILY. II 4 NJ is WILLIAM st sl2. 500
ARTHUR AV. william us6th) ct,
25xs5,4. Sept 30. l9l:--Julia Gleason to
Warren II Samints. Huntington. l. L:
address ! Liberty Experimentation
ARDEN ST. lb. y, 1874 n Nagle av, .7x
40, Apr 9, lslb-BrofnberG Realty Co,
1888 Il stth ct, to Herman Cohen. Plain
field. N J; auys Arnstein 4 L. l2s
=. Bway r.,.,,..,...:..,.' $500
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NEW JERSEY HOUSE BUYERS.

In Montclair the three story house
fronting Is feet on the north side Of
Church street, containing fourteen rooms
and three bathrooms has been sold by
the Central Presbyterian Society to Mrs.
Margaret Ridsdale. F. NJ. Crawley 4
Bros. were the brokers.
John II. Davidson has bought from
George r. Armstrong his residence at 10
East Newell avenue. Rutherford.
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STRONG DEMAND FOR FLATS.

EAST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET.
Henry Hof has sold ,or William J.
Dempsey 10 John II. Earning the five
story Hat at ia East rty-eighth
street. .pi feet cast OF Third avenue.
Ths property had been in the Demp-
sey family since 1851. The buyer con-
templates changing the apartments TO
two and three rooms, which are IN
great demand in this neighborhood.
THIRD STREET.-George and
William J. Kenny have sold the lease
hold property on the north side OF
Third street. adjoining the northwest
corner OF Avenue a. The purchaser
Is Adolph Weiss. the owner and pro.
prietor OF the Avenue A Theatre.
PROSPECT AVENUE.-Cahn & Pitman
With + oppenheiner have resold for
tha Palermo Construction Company
1851 Prospect avenue, a three story
building. on plot i2Sxl4i. near lS6th
street The property was recently
taken IN exchange from Col. Jacob
RUPERT
EAST l4sTH STREET-Joeeph H.
Rsckmer has sold for William Haeh-
mel o3l East 18th street, five story
triple Hat, on plot 37.Sxl00, to Barnett
Williams.
eoUTHERN BOULEVARD.-The EN-
pire City Mortgage and Holding Com.
psny Samuel Barkin and Adolph
WessD has bought 1851 Southern
Boulevard. a five story modern nat
on plot +OxlOO, near i73d street. Will.
lam ANolrod was the broker.
HUGHES AVENCE-Joseph II. Black.
her has sold for Nettie Heller 21%l
Hughes avenue. one family frame
dewling. on lot l6N9o. to IA client fol
occupancy.
GRANT AVENCE.--I. Lustig has sold
1000 Grant avenue. a three famil,
brick house. on lot 25xl0l. to Denii
Collins who gave as part payment {
lot on the south side Of ls1st street
l5o feet west of Bryant avenue, 25xs6
Johu \. Steinmetz was the broker.
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LAWYER BUYs At GEDNEY.

so,, Ih' I''h'r' l., Farley organization has
c. ~ III, r''Gcuce OF l.. Ward Prince nt
,'un'F Farm, White PLAINS. to Charles
y, f"F u New YORK city attorney.
lte horse 4. on ths corner OF Seymour
"ae. "'e. a'' Eidgeway avenue. 1t is Of tho
~a"'o', mission style of architecture,
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wEsTBURY MANoa SALES.

Tho westbury Manor Company has
sold the new bungalow on plot 6sxl00
on Butler street. near Manor avenue.
Westbury Manor, to Henry g. Depew for
occupancy. and n plot 50x100 on Manor
avenue to william J. Behr, who will
erect a dwelling.
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CITY TAKES ROFRANO's FLAT.

The city OF New York took over
yesterday as plaintiff in foreclosure pro-
oeedings one Of the holdings Of Michael
A. Rofrano. indicted for murder and
now fugitive from Justice. Tho prop
erty offered was So oliver street, six
and two story tenements, on lot 25xlO0.
against which the membranes
amounted TO S36.ss0. The city bid was
scarcely more than a third OF this fig
ure, $4,000. The assessed valuation
OF the property is $4,000.
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Navy orders issued:
Wood. from tho Tennessee TO

the Yankton.
Ensign L r. Morrissey, 10 the Fulton.
Surgeon Il B Williams, from naval hos
pitsl. Norfolk, 10 Marine Brigade, HRyu
Passed Assistant Surgeon u, \ Rikcr,
from the Texas to Marine Brigade, Haytk
Passed Assistant surgeon d q Allen.
from the New Hampshire to Marine Brl.
gade, Haytt
Passed Assistant surgeon y l.. Reed
from marine recruiting station, New York,
20 Marine Brigade Hayu
Assistant surgeon K. a. Torrance from,
naval hospital, Portsmouth, y. H.. tc
Marine brigade. Hayti
Assistant Surgeon A. y. Reddoe. from
the Tennessee to Marine brigade, Hayti
Assistant Surgeon II. VI. Waterhouse
from the Montana TO Marine Brigade
Haytt
Assistant surgeon G, H. Dragoo. from
the Nebraska to the Salem and receiving
ship at Boston,
Assistant Chaplain c v Ellis, to Al.
lantic reserve fleet
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WASHINGTON, Oct s5--Army orders
issued to-day:
These changes IN Coast Artillery Corps
have been obtained: capt \. H. Sundrr-
land, from Forty-nin,h 10 lG6th Company;
capt + Bchr. from Twenty-rourth to
l6sth; capt +. T. Hines, from Thirty
eighth TO SIKH. capt * g Mast-'l.r,
from sixth to Forty ninth First Lieut. NJ.
II. Thompson. from coast defences of the
Potomac To coast defences of Sandy Hook
Second Lieut., l.. + J. Zcrbee from l2ith
Company
capt \. ! Cooper, from stan duty, Goa st
defences OF eastern New York, To ls5th
Company.
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lseD ST. 3 g. 175 W Audubon sv. i5xi0o--
Epros Realty Co to Franklin Savings
Bank, 666 sth av. Oct 81. yrs. 8 pc:
ARpEN Av. ~''; Nssis ' .v. 'isssssscS:: isssS:VpT pr
mtg S. .70o--Sarah A Punderford TO Julia
W Mansfield. 1lN Lexington ay, Oct rs.
due April !, 1917. pc; atty. l. 7 Co.
.to.VVV
NERMILYEA AN. y e Emerson 81. i00x
lo0-Martha Borchardt to Gustavus l.
Lawrence. 222t Bwsy. Oct %. due Jan
SAME PROPERTY-Same to same. pr mtg
$4,000 due Jan |. 1891, pc; atty,
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Eh>hiNE BUYs l.. I. ACR Es.

W." l. IIscy & 20. and Bradford q.
neeH'' unve sold about eight acres Of
~r rI'"r on West Shore Drive at Oys-
BAY To- Harold =. Erskine Of New
.Ur" Vs." VIII erect a fine residence and
ovlbuLLn...--
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stuoco with rod fiutsd tile rosf. n
contains twelve rooms and thrss baths
and has an attractive portecochere and
perEola- Tho house II near the 0edney
Farm Hotel.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE,

wASTED--WomAn Of refinement and
tact to act as companion OF convalescen'
lady and to interest herself IN manage
ment OF house. Address A, H.. $50 Co
iumbus Ave
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SALES by AUCTION.

MARSHAL SALE--By virtue of an
execution, l Will expose for sale at public
vendue this day st 10 A. NJ. at 55t West
5sth St, Manhattan, City of New York. one
Ford automobile belonging to John l.. Pys.
HENRY Y. TIERNAN, City Marshal.
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Borough of Tho BronN)
LOTS Sc to ss. map Catholic Protectory--
John Naumann to John Jaburg. 1lS W
18th ct, 81 al, Oct 20. l yr p =;
attys. Jaburg Bros. ! Worth ST. .t.loo
LOTS 2+t and 2t5, map ST. Joseph's
orphan Asylum---.Ias q Freaney TO Sel-
lie q Hutchins, gdn, hs L l?ist ct. Oct
20. due as per bond; atty. q 4 Co.
~ bwes' '''.'''. ''S'Sv
CAMBRELLENG Av. " cor Pelham av.
to.sxios a-Terrace Constn Co to Com
monwealth Savings Bank. c0oI Amster-
dam av Oct 20 yrs, 5is p C; atty
y y Title 1ns Co. 1875 Bway. $4,000
LOT ii:. map waksheld.Herbert Reeves
to Jane \ Ruoh - simpson st, Sept
%, due as per bond. atty. Dore.
-sTH ,nIs sr ,oa = :s7,,ooER:inSsId
Kuehn to Lewis L Houender. lsi w
seth st. ct q. trus. Oct :s, due as per
bond atty, Z q a T Co. l76 B~ay $500
HOE Av. W q. ?5&s n Aldus ct. sb.9xl5o
Hoe Av Holding Corpn to Julius op::
penheimer. II w s'th, st, Oct -. :
yrs, IA c: atty. Frank 3:
william st.............,...... ST 5000
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RENTS PIPING ROCK FARM.

Cocks and willets have leased 70 C. c.
Auchincloss Piping Rock farm. adjoining
tho Piping Rock Club at Locust Valley.
L. J., for the season OF 1916.
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wASHINGTON. oct. ebay call @
the Suprem" Court for Tomorrow; Nus
35, 81, as 10, Al ,and :st and .ign. I.
%, ~, A. and III,
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RECORDED LEASES
Man hn etnn


a6TH ST e3-5 u. store Neptune Realty
co to \ Y Telephone co, lb pey st, ext
lease, ll-l@ yrs from May 81,
WV .'-.''f, ,''''''s ''''.,.' ',to,ooU
COLUMBUS AN, Gj, store and bsnnt--
. Louis Jacobs TO Giovanni Pancrazi, asa W
l2.th st. yrs from May !. 1917; atty.
A Fusazy. l6S Bleecker st....Si. 900
BROADWAY. 1884, room on I'd hoor-f
u James Co TO Thos j Stewart Co.
Jersey City, n J, / yr from May |. 1915.
atty, Thos J Brady. 81 Nassau At $1,000
srH sT, ;. 1917 " University ,pl, .25xi2o
Msnley II sturges, II W a2d st, 81 yrs
from Nov !, 1915 attys Hawkins. n 4
l., 20 Exchange pl..,,,.,.........el.2 ego
Bronx.
cROTONA AV, W cor ls1th st, store
Cosenzo Bldg Co. Inc. to saverio As
torino. 2<0< Crotona av, yrs from July
l. 1915; atty saverio Astorino. III T.
EAST FREMONT Av, >02, aii--wm II
Bush ct al to John Wilkens <02 u Ire
mont ay, yrs from Jan l. 1918; atty
John Wilkens t02 Il fremont av. 90, 500
TlNTON AV, so5-ll. all; l5sth st. 76S t.
all--Emanuel Myers to Leo Abraham
5e2 W ls5th st. yrs from Oct 1, 1915
attys. Myers 4 q. 100 Bway .tlo. SOC
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Court ~ Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Oyt. .7,-Court Of Appr..r
calendar fnr 10 morrow Nos. So" IH',
<e4, tsS, tHs, AZ and 60s
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

with name and address of lender and !
attorney. II attorneys namo Is omitted
address party of second part)
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rURNIsHED APARTMENTS WANTED

Wantel-We,l furnished apartments of
from to rooms, all localitics. for desir-
able and thoroughly responslble clIents.
Fred'k l.. Hurt, 80 r. l2d 50. MUIR. Hill. 67fo.
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FRATERNAL NEWS

A general revival OF interest in Odd
Fellowship has been manifested in the
Birmingham district during the past few
months which Is largely due to the eff
forts of the general visiting committee,
which has made visits to nearly every
Odd Fellows lodge In the district While
the committe Is composed of representa-
tives from the several lodges, it is stated
that Star Lodge No. 2SS was largely in
strumental in organizing the committee
and launching the movement. This lodge
will entertain the visiting committee to-
ward the latter part of the month and
preparations are being made for gala
occasion. Star Lodge has also the honor
of numbering amongst its members Pal
mer r. Daugette, grand warden-elect.
The next meeting of the visiting COM
Lodge No. "A in Fraternal hall on Tues
day night, January II, and it is believed
that every lodge in the district will have
good representation present at this
meeting. George Huddleston. grand
is among the leading MEM
past grand masters among it's member
ship and is considered among the strong
est lodges in jefferson county. 1t is an
nounced that the iniatory degree will
be conferred.
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TIT BITS FROM THE WAR

The paper is printed by the royal er
gineers
wounded soldier who was operated
upon in Paris was found to have suf
fered from no fewer than 6S separate
wounds. Most of them were from bull
let's and pieces of she'll A remarkable
fact is that the man will probably re-
cover.
The names of the German and Aus
trian Emperors have now been removed
from the list of British field nlarshals
in the army list, also from the lists
of officers of the Royal Dragons and
Kings ~oon Guards, of which regi-
ments t. we're respectively colonies
in chief.
The M Nern German army in Vast
ern Prus. Is commanded by General
Morgen, ans. The word 'Morgen' means
orders and speeches and proclamations
to his troops end with the assurance
Victory will be ours" and OF course
they are signed 'Morgen-"
The estimate that to date we'll over
100000 association football players and
officials have enrolled themselves in
the forces is extremely modest. Not
merely hundreds, but thousands OF
amateur clubs have suspended orera--
lions this season because they nave
not enough playing members 10 con-
tinue There are numerous instances
in which every member has put on MS
country's uniform.
The Dutch have chosen. pleasant.
places for the internment OF the Eng
lish who have been forced to cross
Into their neutral territory. Gronin-
gen is q town of fine houses and wide.
clean streets, in which enough sin
teenth century houses remain to give IL
an old world air. Gardens and prone
nades abound on the north side of the
town, and in the center lies group
of open spaces chief among them the
large market square, in which the
French republicans planted their tree
of liberty in 1875.
Monaco, whose Prince has appealed
to the neutral powers to prevent the
destruction of his palatial chateau near
Rheims which the Germans are hold
ing to ransom. Is an ideal republic.
When, four years ago, the Prince
granted his people a constitution and
an annual income of f40,0G0 for the
expenses of the government. the great
est difficulty which faced the executive
was how to spend this sum. Under
the rule of Prince Albert the inha bit
ants paid no taxes, for none were
needed.
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special homecoming meeting of
the members of Birmingham lodge No.
IS. Knights of Pythias, is planned for
February L. at which date the general
cray for the season with return visit
to this lodge. At this meeting the eff
fort will be made to have every Pythian
in the district present as in addition to
social features the rank of knight will
be conferred by the special degree team
that Is recognized as one of the best
teams in the country.
The movement to interchange visits
with all the Pythian lodges of the dis
trict had it's inception with Birmingham
lodge and the committee in arranging
the programme deemed it fitting that
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By "HOp''

the series OF visitation should end with
this lodge.
The next visitation of the committees
VIII be with Irondale lodge No. II, at
their castle hall. Irondale. The lodgs
room is located at the end of the Gate
City car line. suitable programme has
been arranged for the occasion, which
Will include work In one of the ranks
Refreshments will be served. The Iron
dale Knights are noted for their SPLEEN
old hospitality and record break
crowd is expected.
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED-Railway mail and postal
clerks; examinations soon; over 2o00 APP
pointments yearly: prepare at home;
write for plan No. 36 Of payment after
appointment Philadelphia business
College, Civil Service Dept. Philadel-
pha, Pa LIFT
WANTED-White laborers for crosstie
work; two colored women cooks. room
on lot; man cook, willing leave city for
months. Room 626. Chamber Com
merce Bldg.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the American Trust and Savings bank
birmingham, Ala, will be held at its
banking rooms, corner First avenue and
Twentieth street. at 3 o'clock p. m, Tues
day, January Il, 1915 for the purpose
of electing directors for the coming year.
and for the transaction OF sueh other
business as may properly come tefore
said meeting. W. W. CRAWFORD.
President.
12-15-22- 29-1-5-12
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PERSONAL

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Knights of Maccabees

The officers elect of four tents.
knlshts OF Maccabees, will be Jointly
installed at the Macabee hall on Fourth
avenue on next Wednesday night The
tents participating will be Harmony,
Iuckie. Vulcan and Steel City. A fine
programme consisting of vocal and in
strumental music. recitations and short
talks has been arranged. The meeting
will be open.
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Grand Army Organizations

OFFICERS elect Of George a. Custer
post No. !. Grand Army of the Re
public, the Women's Relief Corps and
George II. Thomas camp No. l. Sons of
Veterans, will be installed at a joint
meeting TO be held Tuesday night at
the Fraternal hall. An interesting pro-
eramme has been arranged.