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CHINA TO AGREE
WITH JAPANESE,
0klIMA EXPECTS
Nippon Premier Looking for
PeaceahIe Increment in
Negotiations
THINKS RUSSIA WILL
NOT NEED ORIENT PORT
u Slavs Get constantinopIe, He
Believes They Win Abandon
Plans in the Far East
"a. P. by Fed Wirelessl

TOXIC, Japan March IT,.
An important statement deal
ing with Japan relations not
only with China but with Eu-
rope and America is given in
the Osaka Jill from Count
Shigenoba okunla, Japan's il
lustrious premier.
The Osaka newspaper quotes
County Okuma a. saying that
he expects good results from
the negotiations between Jap
an and China relative to the
demands China has made for
privileges on Chinese soil. he
said that Germany is instigat-
ing China to oppose Japan but
the Teuton influence viii be
futile.
Count 0kuna says he be-
lieves that if Russia secures
Constantinople and an open
port to the south Of Europe,
the Russian government will
abandon its attempts to effect
an outlet through the Orient.
Referring to tie situation with
regard to the Pacific he en-
phasized the fact that Ameri-
can-J Japanese relations are be-
coming very friendly and are
especially good at present.
Especial cable to Chinese liberty
SHANGHAI, March II 7tFfvia San
Franciscol Seven Japanese cruisers
appeared yesterday OFF the coast Of the
province Of Fu-I<in, opposite the Island
% Eormose.
y Beyond the menace Of their pres
enee, no demonstration was made. The.
popuiaee was greatly excited, but Gov
erncr Hu 81 Ying scrupuIously OBJ
served the courtesles Of International
and succeedcd IN avertine
any nntoward incident.
Want Congress Convened.
A movement is gaining i,eadWsy 70
present i memorial to Yuan ShIh-kai
requesting him to reconvene the old
parliament, dissolved some r1ontlls
AGO. There is deep seated eonyic-
ton that, IN such crisis, the fate Of
the ration ought not 10 be entrusted
to one man or any one group Of ap-
pointed officials, but that Whatever de-
eision finally 10 made should be a.,
oppression of the national Will, through
the chosen Representatives Of the ns-
lion.
Violated7
From the same sources arise 4 com
panion movement 70 petition the pow
ere to intervene. Japan 10 q beIIi1er-
mt power, runs the argument, and
China neutral power, and the Japa-
nese demands now under consideration
sonstitute violation Of china's nsu-
trality.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
BILL INTRODUCED
GIVING $4,000
TON. G. ARMORY

Representative Makekau introduced
an appropriation bill which included
q provision for the expenditure OF
$4,000 by the territory to complete
the construction Of the armory. as
requested by National Guard officers.
1t also would appropriate $4,000 for
the running expenses of the guard. 3
considerable increase over the appro-
priation for the two years Just ending.
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DOUBLE CHARGE LODGED
AGAINST CLERGY YMAN
TN p IN ned Wirelessl

MIAMI, Fla March f7.-Res. w. "A.
Tucker. rector Of an Episcopal church
here. who killed Harriet Tucker, was
hound over to the Federal court yes
terday on charge Of sending obscene
matter through the mails.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
AUNCLE JOE" To
Be GUEST OF
HAWAII SOON
Famous Republican viii Come
With Congressional Visitors
to Inspect Territory
SECRETARY THAYER GETS
FULL DETAILS OF PARTY
War Department Not Likely to
Provide Transport - Oesha
Cabling From Washington

.Territofial Secretary Thayer this
afternoon received 4 cableeram from
John n Deeha. DeIeeate Kuhio's sec
retafy. containina the flrst complete
lIst az the nan1es Of the coneressrten
"a be brought to Hawaii a. the inyit.
I'd quests ~ The territory.
= hmonr them 4, NJ ~ - ..1lpcle m Ioen Can.
1sm.s aon se9so5 Tesss s,s1s sRalrS,n Harnet os
oso,sia @ sna other leaders q the up
leader e ne lover house; ,.,l;,.. Alss.Rss' ;3'
,soaa1 and many .',,,si othsr noted men q the ma
y Dsshs advised Secretary ret 2, Thsysr ss .. =
TONED in previous ca Re . messasss Gov '',''
ers tne rounu tilh os sns son sfesslon-
q party. Secretary Thsysr. .,',...in.'s in mes,
sage 70 Desha yesteroay. sneeesteu
that perhaps transport ..i might night Be Sc I,
cured nom the war QepartnenI an
reply 70 this Desha says
port Unofricislly advised i is impos.
deanitely tomorrow
the trip. according to Desha'ss cable
gram today, e as follows IN many
cases their families accompanying
them;
SENATORS.
WilIiam j Stone Of Missouri. Demo
cret
Ollie M james OF Kentucky, Demo.
erst
psnosfss
John 2 eIAlfot1 of Celor1do. Demo.
eral
publican.
Charles p Townsend ct Michisa1,
Republican.
Miles Poindexter Of washington.
Progressive.
james :. MARITIME Of New JERSEY,
Democrat.
willard salisbury Of Delaware,
Democrat.
Albert B. Cummlns Of Iowa. Repub-
lican.
Thomas W. Hardwick Of Georgia,
Joe T Robinson Of Arkansas. Dem,
ocret
Reed smoot q utah: Republican.
William Hughes Of New Jersey.
Democrat
Garter Glass y virginia. Democrat
George ". Rsuch Of indiana. Demo.
trat
william p. Borland Of Missouri.
Democrat.
Edward W. Pou Of North Carolina,
John 1 Burnett Of Alabama, Demo.
Scott Ferris of oklahoma. Democrat
William Kettner OF California, Dem
ocrst
James S. Davenport Of Oklahoma.
Democrat
Clement Brumbsush Of Ohio. Demo.
cfet
Andrew ! Barchfeld Of Pennsylsa-
MIA Republican
winisn q Humphrey q washing |
ton Republican i
John W Langley q kentucky, Re;
publican.
!, ,l.,. Re &C g coDlsy q nlinOis Progressive
- Frsrs -,.' 8 v,..s. :. -. p....,,
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sUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1z-Suo.
ar: s. degrees test, AT cents. Pre-.
yious quotation, 1850 cents.
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British Sustain Losses in
Dardanelles, Says Germany

BERLIN Germany. March 1.-THE British feet engaged
in the bombardment Of the Dardaneles lost three mine
sweepers and wndammer One cruiser also was consd
erably damaged
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MAKERS Of WAR MATERIALS
. SUMMONED TO CONFERENCE
WITH CABINET MEMBERS

CRUCIAL BATTLES IN PROGRESS ON EAST AND WEST
FRONTS-RUSS CLAIM SUCCESSFUL ADVANCES
AND PREDICT EARLY FALL OF PRZEMYSl - BOTH
SIDES SAY WESTERN MOVEMENTS RESULT + FAv0RABLY
TWO BRITISH MERCHANT VESSELS T0RPEDOED.
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The Bank of England bought 125
900 pounds sterling bar gold.
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Two British Steamers Torpedoed;
German Aviator Hits Ship at Sea

LONDON, England March IL 0ficaL-T British
steamers Atlanta and Fnga have been orpedoed and sunk BY
German submarines Six of the members Of the Fngas
have been lost The Atlanta toWed into port.
The British merchantmen Blonde reports that German
aviator lowering the North Sea succeeded in dropping
bomb the deck Of vessel being killed
PARIS, France. March TIA special despatch from
Athens that British has blown up in the
Dardanelles, several lives being lost.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL American Ambassador
orgenhau has cabled from Constantnope that Turkey has
assured full protection to non -combatants
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LONDON, England,
British Ready to Bombard Smyrna

LONDON, England March III is reported here that
the British and Turkish negotiations regarding the fate Of
Smyrna have failed and the British having delivered their
ultimatum, will begin bombardment of the port.
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BERLIN Germany March I'LL is officially admitted
here that the Russians again proceeding against East
Prussia. @.. s4z
LONDON England March II 7-Today,s official bulletins
from the warning countries show that both sides claiming
successes in the west. So
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PARIS, France, March 17Gsn Lenan, captured bF The
Germans writes that he has refused German parole saying
that if he liberated he would join the Bel1iap army
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CONTINUED on page twol
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SIays See Hope Of Getting Przemysl

PETR0GRAD, Russia. March 1.-THE early fall Of the
Austrian fortress of Przemys predicted Petrograd
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From San Frsneisco:
Ventura. March q.
For San Frsneisco:
Persia, March %.
From vsneouver:
Makpra, March ~.
For Vancouver:
Niagara. April 2.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
RELIGION FLARES INTO oPENAT
COUNCIL MEETING

COUNCIL MEETING
For the first time in at least 40
years the religious issue fared into
the open last night in city council
By AZ to % the schooI~bOard's plan
for rebuilding Gage Park school on
its present site was approved.
The Very Rev. J. F. Green and
members of st. Rita's parish have for
eight years advocated the new school
not be located within a block Of the
parochiaI school. Council school
committee split on the question, 8
aldermen being for the new site and
z for the present site. Aid. Buck
moved to substitute the minority for
the majority report. Aid. Lynch
moved to lay Bucks motion on the
table. Lynch raised the point OF
order that there could be no debate
on his motion. All speeches then
were made by aldermen explaining
their votes. The main drive Of argu-
ment ran about like this:
DePriest: l explain my vote to-
night because an attempt is made to
gag this council. The new site pro-
posed by Father. Green for the Gage
Park school would put the public
school only $50 feet farther north.
That distance will not stop the boys
of the public school and the parochial
from fighting.
Martin: Ihave been on the schools
committee six years and every year
this question has come up. A bet
ter site nearer the population center
of the district can be found.
Merriam: It is almost the unbrOk-
en- custom of this council to allow de-
bate on a minority report. 1t is a sur
prising procedure that an attempt to
stif1e discussion should be made in a
matter such as this.
Bergen: ScuTTilOUs circulars at
lacking Father Green have been dis
tributed in this district The Guar
dams of Liberty are getting so bold in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07

Buck: Pm sorry the question Of .
religion has entered. If so, perhaps
it is best that it be dragged out of
darkness. Of 981 parents in the dis
trict, 8O5 have signed a petition for
the present site.
Mccormick: The public school is
not yet put on a level with a pest
house or a garbage plant. The public
school is the highest expression of
our democracy. Both Catholics and
Protestants have signed a petition
that the present site be retained.
CUllerton:. 1 have been in this
council many years. This is the first
time l have seen this issue raised,
here. We must find a way to avoid
this issue.
Lynch: When Father Green was
to locate his school he was promised 3.
by the school board that a new site
would be procured for the Gage Park
school It was a verbal agreement
and yet clear one.
The vote for and against the pres
ent site: T.
Yeas DePriest, Stern, Werner,
Nance, Mccormick, KimbaI, Mer-
RAM, Cross, Tyden, Vanderbilt, Klaus,
Fulac, Kerner, Ray, Anderson, Law
ley, Rodriguez, Utpatel, Szymkow-a
ski, Zweifka, Sits, Healy, Murray,
Krause, HIGHLANDER, Wallace, Hader-
lein, Gnadt, Captain, Pretzel, Wat
son, Kennedy, Dempsey, Littler,
Hrubec, Rea, Fisher, Nicholson,
Buck, TOman, Link, Janke-42.
Nays -RicheTt, Hickey, Doyle,
Martin, McNichoIs, Pettkoske, Cutler
ton, Smith, WaIkowiak, Bowler, Pow
ers, Flick, Miller, Bauler, Ellison, Nc,
Dermott, O'TooIe, w. ]. Lynch, Ber-
gen, Kearns, Blaha, T. ]. Lynch-22.a
e
To Get Public Ownership Report .
Telephones, street cars and gas
and electric light plants can't be reg
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-05

Scotland, Mayor Bliss, a "a
rovefi redaktor zdeisfho Gasopisu
Republican minute pond9li utrp6l
zranenf kdyz spadl ma porGi Sc ses-
lie a zlomeny multi Zebra. Cht9l
En9co spraviti ma stfese ma porGi a
vlezl 81 ma sesli kdyz tato snfm
spadla u on spadl ma zabradli. Pc
ran6nf henf nebezpeSn6.
Bridgewater, 6-Christ Olson,
jenz Sc chtel S vozem pfebroditi
pres East Vermillion feku, ztratil
phi tom celg potah a jeho 5 rok1
starry synek utonul. On a jeho
manzelka a ostatnf dive dGti nelly
ma male Re tez neutonuli. Olson
owl Sc podafilo v nejhorSfm okam-
Siku dostati zenu'a deti ku vysoke
mu bfehu, kde Sc chytli kofenI cd
stromd, jichz Sc drzeli tax dlouho
al Jim pfisel jist5 farmer ma pc,
moe. Mrtvola mal6ho hosfka by
la nalezena asi mill cd mfsta.
Scotland, Paul Weiland, NIL,
byl wat do nemocnice v Yankton
v nedelI DIR. Koobsem, jenz je leka
fem pro zeleznici. MladS muz
byl nalezen vedle trait, nedaleko
mesta, Getou na rannfm vlaku a
wat do mesta. Lezel v bezv6do-
mi a slime krvacel z rany ma obliGe
il a jednu tvaf mel takfka utrze-
nou. V nemocnici nenabyl vedo
domf az pozd9 veGer. Pravf Sc,
Re Paul byl den pred tim opil5m,
jake obi6ejns q Re ieho otec jej PHI
snil. Mladfk ma to pr5 sdeIil il
nSm Glen1m rodiny, Re druh5 den
mohou jeho kosti sebrati ma trait.
Ma druh@ stran6 Sc pravf, Re mia
d5 Weiland byl WIDEN S dv6ma CT
zinci, kteff jej stloukli, avsak vse-
obecne Sc ma "a to, re prvni rGenf
je spravne, a ze byl zasazen ve6er-
MIN vlakem o pGl iednactea lezel
vedle trait v bezvedomf al do rama
MladS Weiland jest prS otrokem
pitt.
. Pomniky a nahrobky nejlepsia
take nejlacin6ji YAM prodajf mist
nj jednatel@ pro zavod SvobodIv v
|Omaze. HOSTEL a Jezewski. (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-05
RHINE zpTavy.

Pierre, Herman Sonnen-
schein, bohsty reneaf dostal pet
let kriminalu cd soudce Sherwooda
ponevac kradi jinSm dobytek-
Sonnenschein Sc odvolal K nejvys.
Sim soudu.
Washington, -Sekretaf Lane
podepsal rozkaz ma otevfeni pres
diva miliony akr6 pozemku v tom
to statu, v okresech Harding, Per
kins a Corson. Rozkaz nabude
platnosti 10 zaff. .
Greenwood, Henry Blaine uS
hodou zastfelil sveho 2 roxy stare
no syna minulf t5den jehoS sebou
wal ma hon do sv5ch poll. z pus
Ky yysla nestastnou nahodou rama
ktera ma mfste dfte usmrtila. Of
&c jest zarmutkem mad nestestfm
cely zoufalS.
u Yankton Sc oznamuie, ze jed
noho dne minulg tSden Gtyfi tula-
Ct S namffenymi revolvery obrali
ma dive ste svSch kolega ma naklad-
MIN vlaku. Bandite Sli cd jedne
kary, totiS na stfechach kar, a sve
kolegy obfrali. Mnoholi Jim ten
lup vynesl Sc newt aVsak par dola-
ri jim to vyneslo jiste, nebot mex
teri z jeiich obstf. pc vGtSin9 je-
doucf ma slepo "a pracf, NELL u Sc
be par dolar1.
Springfield, 3-Minulou nedeli
Geo. Snow, star "a roxy Sc hledel
sprovoditi Sc sveta, tim Re 81 We
SVEN domov9 ustfelil pravou stra-
nu obli6eje brokovnici. Jeho STAY
ie beznadejny. MladS Snow jest
synem G.. w. Snow-a n6kdejsfho
mfsto guvernerova a rodina jest
zde velmi prominentnf. Mel do
bre vzdelanf, nebot graduoval v
Yale universit6. Posledni diva me
Size zaGaly Sc ma mem jeviti znam-
ky pomatenosti a v nedeli S vyp1j-
cfl brokovnici, prJ ma hon, vstrGil
81 Haven do 1st a spustil kohoutek
Yankton, 1-MinulS Gtvrtek byl
pfedveden policejnfho soudce mia
dS liver Nelson, ktery Sc primal,
he to byl on jenz predminulou So
botu vrazil automobilem do koGa-,
rp v nemz ieli sletny Morrisonova
a Kiley-ova- Pc sra4ce bylo zjis
teno 6fslo stroje a serif Hickey 81
pro mladeho Nelsona dojel do May
field, kde mlad5 divoch bydlf.
Soudce Nelsona pokutovsl $45 a
1traty, coz konecne mu vyslo dos
ii lacino, nebot mohl ODE dfvky "a
bfti, kdyz do Mich vrazil v letu 40
mil "a hodinu. -Chas. Mallet, jenz
PRAGUE pro milwaukskou drahu co
hazeG uhlf, byl stfelen vsobotu ra
no do hlavy nahodou bzdafem, KITE
~ stfflel pc pobudach, ktefi Sc v
tn dobu hledeli vloupati do kary
naplnene melouny, Mallet v tn
dobu zanechal prace a Sci domu,
kdyz kule jej zasahla do hlavy av-
SAX ne~prorazila mu lebku.
Tyndall, 1-Cesk6 letnf skola US
pofada ma ukonGenf velkou
slaVnost v sobotu veGer, IA srpna,
pro kterou byl pfipra ven pekn5
program. Phi programu Dude tel
vypomahati mfstnf peVeckf krou-
EEK a pro tane6nf zabavu, ienz bu-
de nasledovati program, bude hra-
ii Uherkova kapela. KazdS jest
Evan by Sc dostavil. Pr. Sislerova
jenz byla podruhe operovana v
Sioux City Sc vratila a jeff stav Sc
lepsi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-05
Joseph Skorpik & Co.

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF SCHOOL
EE DISTRICT. ~
State of South Dakota, County of Bon Homme, SIS.
ra Petrfk School District No. 20.
To whom it may concern. ~
The following is a statement of the receipts and expenditures of
Petnk School District No 20, of Bon Homme County, South Da1
kota. for the school year beginning July LIST, 1914, and ending June
sOth. 1915, as ascsrtainsd upon settlement with the treasurer of
SAD ssPooi pi"las'' RECEIPTS,
balance on hand July list, 1914 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $40
Amount received from district tax .................... 294.23
Amount received from apportionment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1890
Amount received from all other sources ................ 1900
Total receipts from all sources .$4s1.ss
A3 @t-h'# II EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid for teachers wages $SS7oO
Amount paid for ofacers' salaries 1900
Amount paid for incidental expenses ................ 1895
Amount paid for purposes ht before mentioned ....... 1900
Total expenditure for all purposes during the year. s4s7.s5
Balance on handbJune both, 19155...........$ 1898
This balance on hsnd, ts5SSs. is in the hands of Paul Petrtk,
treasurer Of said school district, ~ % aI,
Dated this 18th dy OF July 1915.
1879 PETER PETRTK, Chairman of District School Board.
FRANK RADA, Clerk OF District School Board.
Of south Dakota, County Of Bon Homne, SIS:
Bachntk Schjol District No. %.
o whom 1t may concerns f42, NJ "
s ESs fSp IssIsg NJ Y y ssa g Bs a e the 's SsaRs,' a South sfp SaEs,a, f Gt .B B,1 .ePooi
|1 s. ssssgsns.ns s 1sly t IT, fS.ssS sna s e sa9s s sSRs So b1st lstS: as 'S'eF'a'n'd up
Balance on hard. July LIST, lsl4:.-...1 s2s21s
11 AMOUNT rsssissd from GBpesi 60
Il tal receipts FROM all sources
EXPENDITURES.
AMOUNT paid for school houses, sites, repairs, fences -----7------s4o 5000
Amount paid for oficsts salaries 90
mount snoSn p Az fSr adsntalexpe6ae So
AMOUNT paid nr purposes mt before mentioned ------A--------sl.e5
Todl expenditures for all purposes during the year----s5o446
Balance on hand June 30th 1915 -------,-----$l5s 35
Es ts balances a lhAnd, si6s.s6, Is deposited in Tabor State Bank located at
A. r. Kcknsek. Clerk Of District School Board.
Josef cansky, Chairman Of District school Board.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-05

The small grain this year looks fine
and YOU want a binder that will do
by it. See us for the John
Deere or Mccormick binders.
Y M 81 a
New-York tribune., 1915-07-23

CITY COURT.
Special Ierm-Part t-SCHMUCK. J.
irvingNAtlBkf DeCkstein Schleiferl lN1NH&HRR
NYEVPoStCo/ Baldwin Soares NewEngNsvig
Hurley /Goldschnldt RoliroI New EngNayis
Bevans /Meagher WilliamSonIN1NH&HRR
Mcclure iCammann HalliSame
New-York tribune., 1915-07-23
SUNSET PARK INN
VERMONT FOR VACATIONS

tFIII. Y. f.-Etctllent az
. Rustck IGeatlle family.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-23
WEATHER CAUSES
SLUMP IN COTTON
Market Closes Steady, with Loss
of 10 Points Under WedneS-
DAVIS Mark.

Easier Liverpool cables and a more
favorable weather map appeared TO be
the chief factors in yesterdays cotton
market and prices just about lost
Wednesdays gains, closing steady at
an advance of point on July, but gen
orally 8 TO 10 points lower. The only
rains Of any consequence reported IN
Texas were along the coast, but tenn
peratures over the belt were lower, and
outside the drouthy sections in the
Southwest new crop conditions were
considered almost ideal. creating in
creased confidence in favorable Aug
ust bureau.
The market opened steady at a de-
cline of 3 to 4 points, with active
months selling IL to l3 points net lower
during the early trading. This decline
carried October contracts here about
1877 points under Liverpool, and evil
IDENTIFY attracted considerable buying by
English straddlers. There was also a
scattering demand from Wall Street, on
which the market rallied some or
points from the lowest, but prices eased
off again during the afternoon, and it
looked IS if every little bulge was
meeting cotton from one source or an
other. Selling was at no time aggres-
sive, but last prices were within 2 or
8 points of the lowest level for the day.
The decline here was encouraged by
tie easier tone in New Orleans. and
while July held steady in the local ring
owing to the absence of sellers. that
month was relatively easy in the South
ern market.
The data for the August bureau are
to be collected by government agents
on Saturday, and the very favorable
weather now prevailing over almost
the entire South naturally suggests
that the condition figures will make
favorable showing, although moderate
deterioration was reported for the first
half of July. Meanwhile new bales are
beginning to show up at various points
in the South, and press advices in1i-
cate that preparations were under way
for holding and financing early receipts
wherever possible. Private warehouses,
which were erected in Texas last au-
tumn, are being put under state con-
troll and bonded in order that cotton
stored in them may be used more freely
as collateral, and great publicity is
being given to tables of price fuctua-
tions during previous years showing
bldI NONlOH usually StllS lONti uuI-
ing the period of early new crop re-
ceipts than later in the season. Private
cables reported very small market in
Liverpool, and the Liverpool straddle
buying here was attributed to the un-
doing of old accounts. Southern spot
markets as officially reported were un-
changed to 13 points lower, generally
unchanged. Exports yesterday were
10,647 bales, making S,265,0SS so far
this season.
Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1915-07-23
July %

July %
New-York tribune., 1915-07-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York County.-The New York Savings
Bank Plaintiff, against Attilla c. keene
and others, Defendants. In pursuance OF
a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly
made and entered in the above entitled
action. and bearing date the md day OF
July 1915, l. the undersigned, the Referee
in said judgment named. will sell at pub
lie auction, at the Exchange Salesrooms.
Nos. 1916 Nesey street, Borough Of Man
haitian, city OF New York, on the 10th day
OF Auguss 1915. at IL o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph +. Day. auctiOneer the
premises directed by said judgment TO be
sold, and therein described as Follows:
ALI. that certain lot OF land, with the
building thereon erected. situate in the
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
and bounded and described as follows, 70
wit: BEGINNING at point on the north
erly side Of SiXty-eighth Street distant
one hundred and six G06) feet eastwardly
from the corner formed by the intersec-
tion Of the northerly side OF Sl1ty-eighth
street with the easterly side of Columbus
Avenue and running thence northwardly
parallel with Columbus Avenue and part
Of the way through a party wall one hum
dred GOO) feet and five inches to the cen
tire line Of the block, thence eastwardly
along said centre line Of the block twenty
two (22) feet; thence southwardly again
parallel with Columbus Avenue and part OF
the way through another party wall one
hundred CO0) feet and five go inches TO
the northcrly side Of SiXty-eighth Street.
and thence westwardly along the north
erly side OF SiXty-eighth Street twenty
two (22) feet 10 the point or place Of be-
ginning.
The said premises will be sold subject
10 any state Of facts which an accurate
survey may show.
Dated. New York, July I, 1915.
MAURICE SIMMONS. Referee.
JOHN A. BUTTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff once e. Pos,
once Address, so Maiden Lane. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York.
The following is diagram Of the prop
erty to he sold, its street number is 81
West 6Sth street.