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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
,rys GREENWICH CORNER.

g0RNTlp STREi:T-Courtlandt =.
Bsh'p has bought | Horatio street
nom li,'mtu N,naue'. The prop
e-,y purchased is "A four story build
me. on lot l6.Sx6j.3. and together
with 2 and : Fioratio street. owned
b. Mr.. Bishop gives him a plot
jey6j5 at the northeast cofner Of
West Fourth street, . feet from
Eighth av-nue.
EAST $50 STREET.-THE Douglas
Robinson. Charl : >. Brown Company
has sod for Mary L. Quinn TO a
c..en' $50 East Niuety-third street.
a three story dwelling. or lot is SIX
100 :.
THIRD AVENUE-George w. Brettell
has sold FOR Samuel Bogen to an in
yestcr $3.50 Third avenue. a four story
bri'k business dwelling, on lot 95xlOO.
adjoining southwest corner OF i2sth
ST.. ct.
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THEATRE ron EIGHTH ,vrvrE.

The solomon Reich estate hls leased
TO J.. : Bologuiuo the three oil build
irRs, occupying a plot 5OxIOO. on Firhrn
avenue. adjoining the southwest CORNER
OF Fort fourth street, for n torn %
twenfv-one years NJ an aggregate not
rental % $4,000 The property Is
known ns G"3 20 ca Elrhth avor.,
plans are h".rg prepared hl The les@..
for % thn''l" VIA q seating capacity
of 500 AL Which w!ll cost about s3a.-
600. The operation rs expected to start
on july !. Mr R%ologu!uo q Interested
In several other theatres IN this city
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RESULTS AT
Puhiic offerings Yesterday In Nnn-
haitian, The Bronx and

by VI Morscnthau Jr. 60
-'Ih ST iit,i5' w. u ,ofs E ~
and 81 h.dg-Morris W Levine ~ ssh
- y IN AZ Realty co II a.. du-,
t.a;va@''' iaNes g.. s'f7s. sui to mig
,-. BY l. ,. Phillips & Co
iooNioo' 80 s'y .ap; holsc--renro.e
due. st.asS0!. ta>... g.. s''ss77i; sub
TO mig $4,000 Adjourned site lie.
by Jgs'ph p Day.
il>TH ST 40 W. '3e v renoA az
~ e2Ai2O u, i n-. NV 60 M"'zeer
'sI,i5s' taxes. 80 sa4?5.gi, 20 the
l3trh -. rs " . Jag " LennI any,
90 - ) Z Ns.gtnd ct .. due. SO ,si.s.:
taxes sc. 49, 92. to the p'a.ntir. SO 500
b Bryan l. Kennedy
MERCER ST. 2s;. ;-r. 50 st. -ss
So sank q All Nv ''an g sd:-5 ~ s.;
Mi5ii'r taxes e.. s'':.lo to the
B. J.. II. Mayer.
LEXINGTON Az. eoli. o. :. IS. % ,a,i -,
II, 20. ':# int-c.ru i>.5anr~ R4uk
.aNas d. S,'-. -4H.-.. 6, a 1T mig o.:
5000, - tGo p.t.,tln ...... $3.50
lAT sos THIRD AVENUE
- james B.. W,.s Compau.
MAIL ~ AN .tio % ea u 70 2er,ea Nv
Hogan ct a.. due sig,i' t5aZs.
-. 90 tne pyi-'.r ...... .... z. -ty
i's5VSSii-Ns,,a i,i ~. n .I.,' AZ, = 1,FIsb6 Az
o.. e.. au-. s. $3.50. tlAp-. a.. sac az
GO th- p.aiu;.r ...... .....' 800. 'Si.s,y
p Charles j.. Damn
t%ioNr2RT H2AD t73i "a - ls@s3 Van
Rril- g'n lg' Chas Rng4's'e,n - AL.
-l.. S.s''-l ;aNes. A.. S~i.,l0; go ,Ae
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South OF Fourteenth ST.
CHERRY ST. = =. 1902 " Gouverneur st.
runs " SIX : So 3N . 4liN n 60 10 to
Oig-Sanl Bernstein to Chas + Schmsle,
~ covert 81. Brooklyn, q G. atty. Jas
4 Doudgan. . Bcckman st.......... $500
HOUSTON 81, = 8, 90 W Congress II. 2lx
sj--BJnde e. Arlito to Frank
WcehdWk-n. y J. mtge SIC, 900, March
attys. Gneds & q. 81 Washington vt,
Hoboken. y J ...................b
AVENUE C.. W :. to.l n eth 81. q 7xs3--
Jacob Lchrer ana ano TO Yetta. wife Of
Jacob Lrhrer. and Ida. wife OF Chns
-~tcinhaus"n, ali at Ill Avenue g, mtge
tl5,O0u. March 10; atty, Sol II ElsIer,
2Gl Bway 800
iDRATIO ST. Is. 33t = Attn ST. l5.Sx
- Herman Hanauer to Cortlandt +
Bishop ct Al. 10 + e1th st, March 3;
atty. r . Co. l76 Bvay. ,..Si
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders ct
torney.)

torney.)
HoRATlo sr. n a, s3> . 4h st. lssxs5.
cor W ,!h at. runs \ o.ss e.lG.M
u. gsS ,Ss 70 t., Segi e, NAT IS iSi .oo
AMI luo. exrs ATTY. W J wyan,.
nreyyte. P'qs' Ns"naFsh. = = 4, ny
''S iGo.s IT. Aus az 8. ii,lon :. ;Gia q t,' ra ay' r iSs.
NINA TO ny II Jackson; atty. stephen II
JAcksen: loe Lc,inst9n A.. 5000
ioGil, Feb :. isli--iuiius Tr.edmamn 10
stephen II Jackson. 100 Lexington
"GG7.exssit'l, Dec -. 'isi:NMtMri,e' ' Vois - To-
stephen Jackson, 1905 Lexington
l?isT ST. Isl! W. les . IN a. FIX S%
iOOli, Fob 81. ~isli-stcphcn II jack
son 10 Camille Zurla, st'ys, w,scli-r &
5,SSTr " II. ~. ssN"WX y, ,g, h'SVo
sSsSlGo3. Aug 90, 'iso7"Fanny N God.
frey (Hoaelandl 20 The Farmers Lonn &
ner, Rolsion & H. * wnii,,mi 81 ',i,Iias.o go
sTH Az. 973-97s. c h .. mtgc on nvturc.,
May 2s. lsl.--Cty. n y lmprovcmcnj
9TH AZ, $40, = . "a n ai,h -, 'issxG5'
SsG,, 20, isi:mEras, IL TNods to WI
whit!ock ( S, 81 nassau st ;'i.SdC
TEy' h hSssS'' As sns 10; ,?S,-Ia@; \, A"ai.
Emma n PLAT. bs2 W isad at; atty,
cG "a. Ia1 il. AZ i.,s : ; SSF r 5,,n St, i i .,;.,
son 4 Hobbs Inc; attys, Bower. 8 y
SANE rRopERTY-sams 10 same NV
HE%oYE FL; II "a r. Re-. A. y.r'ss +,
N.y; st.y... Maiiey q $, isS Bway 1000
30 ST: .iT-17, IS 1915 " Avenue Il. 3 3x
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FIRST MORTGAGE co. ELECTION

The First Mortgage Guarantee Com
pauy OF New York city AZ its annual
meeting yesterday elected new officers
and a board OF directors. TIE new off,
GERS are william II. Williams, prcsI-
dent Clinton Il. James, v.cc-presldent .
II. Pushae Williams. treasurer, and Ar
vine c. Leach. secretary. The new
directors are w, II. Williams. j. a.
WiEmore, G. n. james. Cyril Crimnins.
Stewart w Eames, Charles y. Jones,
T. Covert Nulst, j. a. Leach. Daniel NJ.
Brady, II. =. Williams. J. j. Halleran.
j T.. James. Morgan J. O'Brlen, Jr.,
Samuel Riker. Jr.. W Elmer Payntar,
Paul Bonyugc, Joseph r. MLcMahon,
Jules s. BaChe.
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Savings. 20 Wall ct. Mich 6. due Mich
TO- 1879 ~ D c; attys. cadwalader' W
MoNTGoMERY ST. e !, .o.s Madison
Il. ,ox7b-Hebrew Kindergarten and
s9d st. yrs. 81 p c; atty. r q. co.
pt9oSiE 81, \ $50. y.ar,cs .,.Sss
&.p e. Mch 10; aitys. Bailey & 1855
SHEHiFF ST. IS. 1901 stanton st,
25SNlQ0-Raehel Gross to Louis $ Brush,
~ 9th av. Mich II, s yrs. g p C, atty,
II" n. a o.f' 3, ShsmSsrT "a st ,a.isS loo
Mathilds White TO Michele Giacini. 9os5
"a av Mch II. pr mtg sib, 300, due Sept
~. isII 6 p e: atty. } J Berman
Ess, side.
and lion s,.J
jo. ssn,ur" % TIL. o'aTT Co. ia BfcSd.
wsy Mar TO- due. &C. as per bond $4,000
Sss-.Lena Hum 20 Mayer Kstzenberg,
goo l. Gosh 81. Mar II, pr mts $4,000.
iyti p c. atty. sidney Nordiinssr
sisT So. sea '. PARK .y.' i,.,s,iiSSoVss
pts : .!mI 10 S1,'on"l Academ' o.
r . 30. lis BSw.y..' ..D... 'o'U $500
~ m Aw: E + aJm ie',h !, si;;T
A v " hlVFtF I IL
20 Mar IL. due az per bond atty,
@ctSh y Liii.ns,ern. ll6 Bway $4,000
- due a. per bond ATTY, same $500
Borough of The Bronx
POPLAR ST. = :. l3ite Torres; 1t. .. -
10; laura y Jones and ano to Nor.h
side. Mtg Corpn. sal 4 itsth ~. Mar
"a DE 4s per bond atty, |. r & T 60.
BEHRfAN Av, ,.e n ia, q. ;oSi- y
John Fleming to Eiz A Benedict. -
ieo svssr , c. asy' L 4 ! S SGa,
HANCOCK II ~. ass n Columns a,'
is'.I.fSi. 'I F;ssi!i. : < p :. St 70 +! Hi'H 4ll S S2T
isis sn C; atty. f II Baeohier. .!:s
LoTs IL snd iS,. map Century investing
Io--tohn q putt to Chris opher clock
qend a:,y, Christopher clock, .i6ei
wAIT0S y .i;i;.. :. isx:i1-je. az,
MAJ TO- 7 yTs - p C: atty F IS
Lors ~ 100 map is5 lot. Mary had
may-Aan.s p.ochs@sa 10 hayman Esk
.is. I IA; ~; ' =. per SSooS,, . III. 's's
18th ~ : s'inr q ., ~
,s'.a E D ~togshmsa, 80 BWay no
90 ! " = .tHF lET 81 uVNANy con
nap Valentine W Brady)-A..c. +
Roger to s!gmund spl-hler as r
~ p c; atty. F y Key. 500 wiz
boston ROAD. 1924. -. AK irregw
Shas } Roehin ~ ora Wlelani.. t"l
l.arh A., III IN. June = 1913 lua
jl:F Il 1878 o p 9 st'y. y l.andln
l;>rH ST. 100 ' E.,5n as. .5sI50-
Mar. Moore 20 loha Sommei 80 g.
IA = Mar II yrs. 3 . c: at
ISrERNAL.E Az. " .gGll is7th -
tSsN'-Be-nR-d CONSTR 20 - Llymat
constn 60 ms ,osl 81 ay Pr n
So. oou. Mar TO-. due a. per bond ai'f
TT & 7 co. l7G Bvay ...... So
Ions iss 4 zoo, map Century Investing
cS-Jas T Barry 70 McEvoy & Ko-s:e-
constr co. 1909 MArmlyn av, Mar %"
due =. PEI bond stty. 7 & 7, c.
BAiNBRIpGE Az. > a cor is,;h 81. 81 -
i~oil--Nsiu. Nes,ty 90 TO GuArantl
Trust 90. 40 AWAY. Mar H. 3 yrs 3D.,
y =. a:ty /. 7 7 90. ls0 Bwav. slc ""r
EAGLE Az, 81 " =, lF.llxFs. - a,
Ea-e;hs Hartmann 20 Al-N Schu,z a. !:
.;2d -. Mar II, ! yrs = p q. a;;y. I q
& I 60, ii6 Bway ........ ....... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
SMALL ssrH ST. APARTMENT.

The four story boarding house a: it6
West FIfty-elghth street is TO lie made
over into "A non-housekeeping apartment
house at an estimated cost OF si2, 600.
Charles NJ Brooks IL the owner. Samuel
II J. Very Is the architect.
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BIG MARKET FOR HEIGHTS.
1870 Foot Building to Ne Erected
on IsOth street.

Plans have been fled by Oscar Low
inson for II one and two story market
b4s TO $3.50 West lSOth street and $50
West lS1st street. II will have n 'front.'
age OF 100 feet on lS0th street, unnlng
through the block 10 lSlst street, whore
II viii have a frontage or IS feet. The
Newton Holding Company. Edward g..
,'cthln president. is the owner. The
itoston l.easchold Corporation. Henry NJ.
president, Is the lessee. The
cost has been estimated at t25, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
VIEW FORT LEE rERHN M,Rkrr

Market men who have ute' ous'.r
nom the For Lee Ferry Ntri,'. ~ 'Ha
loot Of West la0th street. VIII establish
a new market near Nv. T'Nj.r the title
the Fort Lee Ferry Public Market
Company they have leased from tr,
IInkn"N es'at" the triangular block
bounded by Broadway. Manhattan street
and West leah street. A. the Nanh0'-
tan street station of the broadway sub
way. Small build ngs are 10 bee erected
TO accommodate various produce deal.
"rs The ease 10 FOR a long term Of
NeaTg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
BROKERS IN RECENT DEAL.

The Deane Realty Company and
Joseph A. stern were the brokers IN
the sale for the Hoyt estate 10 Harris
and Ely Magan OF the plot. i5iN95,
on tho north SIDE OF I7lst street, l32
feet west Of broadway.
Moore. Schul'e n g" were N. brokers
in the sale Of AS West l42d street.
title to which was transferred Yesterday.
Eric W. Hunt, who has been associated
with T.. :. willard 4 Co. for eight years.
Is now with the Brett & Goode Company
In its sales department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
'o'IH ioNkERs FLAT SOLD.

1"'''"tn Real Estate Company
,o,.t In 's Lawrence property Mt
.,, '''t''- TIE i've story Bclvedere
house, completed last fan
hoo, 'Nl.F rented The property has
ba,, .,0'N h' an Investor. The com
.io,. $50 REPORTS sales OF several large
A..,.- d. t.' Lawrence property e
VINO will erect dwellings,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

LARGE. SQUARE ROOM. not and ,o'd
running water. closet, heated, In strictly
private house. excellent npiEhhorhood
convenient TO cars Of Putnam. sumner.
Fulton and Tompkins Ave and Futon -
~" s.. also htll room. same house IN"
gentleman only. Address !. l. e., box ~
SIM ,rHre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
MECH t>ICs' LIENS.
Manhattan

AQuEpuCT Az. l4s. and ii94-,Joseph
owner (rencwaD ...-,,.......... $40
25TH ST, $50 VIC Edward Reid ag, An.
drew C. Sharp. owner, Knox McAfce. Jr,
ssTH ST, G5 VIC Edward REID ngt Bessiea
n Dew. owner: Mrs N y Alexander, con
4 81, Is ana II W-Mirwiel CO, Inc.
agt Fifteen West Forty fourth 81 GO,
Inc, owner and contractor. .. 81 $50
FORT WASHINGTON Az. go 10 gSO-
Robert Arnstein, Inc, Agt T1llman Con.
struction CO, owner ana contrac-
CROTONA AV. 1876 Louis v,man art
samuel Polans, owner; Louis Pinas, CON
tractor ..... $3.50
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IHtIr kIF.

~ plruRTrNirN f0- Young men over
IS 'o serve 'Hr ~'tgs .Hl -'r pcs hN '.Is.
. 90 .rt.k Sow '..I eng I|gp'oNrr
hrr'Wcr' uu,s .oe. poor month Nla,r.-
APT u = 90 l.'E - p 20" Yorh rl'y
lNFfE'I>t new ~pnpCr man for few
weeks; interview work Give particulars
". IL, Bon - ~Un office.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

v" H., ~ ~is9-pliont4l Fireproot Sash &
70 q, ,aF' IIhinelander Real Estate
sr, ~ Az. ilo-Baker, Smith & 90
III '''rs" Oakley ct al; February. 10,
',H 81. ? n samo 'aayi AMER. 100
81 " al; February 10. III. .slSs
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LIS I'F<DFNs,
Manhattan

l2OTH ST, II = 225 # " ~ ls' nv. lGsy
100 lO-Free Home for Young Girls agt
Louis Lese 81 al foreclosure of mort
gagg); atiys, olney a Comstock.
Jennie j Mtudeyille agt Matilda NJ
Mertens ct al foreclosure Of mortgageD;
aitys, Rlapdy. Mooney 4 .Shipman.
LEXINGTON Az. " : l.2l Il = of ?sd
II, 23.iN75-City OF y y ag' Henry II
Jackson faction to acquire titleJ; atty,
Lemon Az. e33-Geo L Chlsoln ct al ast
Julius II Fox ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage; attys, stewart s. Shearer
s2D ST, 40 W--Duyid Wcsson agt Penn
mortgage; attys, oudin, Klbreth &
lisTH ST, = :. 2l?.lI OF 81 sv. SILK
100 .s--Peter V St0cky, trus, ct al, agt
Jacob I.owenthal ct al uoreclosure Of
MORTGAGE attys Guggcnhelmer I'M
BANK ST. 5 e COZ, Hudson st; s7lox7sSy
lrreg: lslst 81, ~ W and lSlat ut, y e
cor Harrison Az, 6ellxslix lrreg-Mar-
garct F. Bradley aRt Frank W McGurk
81 al amended partitions atty. l. q
van D''e" Bronx.
KINGSBRIDGE ROAD. e cor OF Nc
Comb 81. As 6xlOO-Simon Plat, an re-
ceIver. AIT John Gilbert ct al faction
to foreclose mechanics Hem, atty, il y
LOIS eS7 and 3s3. map of village OF
Wakereld-Thonas Burke aet George W
Winston ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE,
atty, n Nugent.
JENNINGS ST S3i-Junius J Pittman agt
william S winterbottom ct al uoreclo-
LOT 81. blk sss7, map Kingsbrtdee Real
Estate co, auction sale Bronx Savings
Hank art Albert u Davis uoreclos OF
mtgl attv. ID u Simpson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
REALTY OWNERS MEETING.

The House and Real Estate Owners
Association viii meet AZ the Turn Han.
Lexington avenue and Eighty-hfth street,
this evening.
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KING STREET FLATS RENTED.

A. s. Ora has leased tho SIX story
apartments at 90 and GS King street
for five years ~ a rental OF $50. 600
20 Y. Baaolto for A. NJ. LASER.
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WASH NGTON, Moron - Tho rl'sr
lar a. the United states supreme oolr'
for Friday 'S; \ns l'l ,rna i,',. lp,. .,'
D,ui :15 and 0f6'. POI. cot .o- aoa. COS
~ AVID ?i7
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REAL ESTATE IDR S\IE--
IO\>EIII1ti.

FIRST CLASS dairy farm, equipped
stock farms. country, shore homes HULL.
south NorWAtk. COM
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney II attorney's name is omitted
address party OF the second part.)
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.
CHERRY ST. = $. 1902 " Gouverneur st.
runs " j.2N $ So. 3x . 4Iix n 63 10 to
big-Saml Bernstein to Chas + schmsle.
- Covert - ,Br9okiyn, q c. atty. Jas
a Douagan. . Bcckman st..........s6 $500
HOUSTON ST. = 3, 90 W Congress 81. 2lx
wcch h.itES H 4 J. m IG pF1 81. 900. msrch;
g attys. Gneds & q, 81 Washington st.
AyESrE" c. W 5. io.i n IN st. is7Iss,nI
ilcob Lchrer and ano to Ye,ta. wife. Of
jacob Lhrer. and Ida. wife OF chas
si iS.0aGu' Nare az ~ 81 al Nv A' s s II s. r %'se
nJEATIo ST. rs. S.. .th st, Isss
- S-iIerman Hanauer to cor,landt +
Bishop ct a.. y z s7th st. March :;
atty. r q Co. l76 Bway..............S
East side.
Fast OF Firth av, between Fourteenth and
AVENUE B. as i'm ct. 2Osss-
Louis Po.iick 10 Bernard shapiro, 1905
mont ~ mtss ,sG;O. Feb 2S. .,,y;
MAFigSoSE' %'%%;, iissoiH, ' y . al, n ,sa 'l e.
March =, atty. sidney Nordiinser, iso
s,rH st. Isl; E. n y cor Lexington s".
soNiA-Dlr"ctors Realty Holding co 10
!ro " Smith, 372 Lexington av. mtEe
100 March II. atty T @ 90. lis
,VrH ST p : Isl " "a ay, i7xioo'sw
l3otn It. March 10, atty, 7 q Co. i!s
clsT 81, s55 E I'd av. IS sxloo -.
lfNing o. FoN. rus, to John Bozsufn. 3S2
= o3a 4 Feb IS ATTY. QUO a s.mue,.
SAME rRofERrY-John Boazufn to
bG[4"m Really Co 2'i e"-'' FEB "a
Vas. = a. - 4La y . Id AZ LaN.W "a.
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Court IT Appeals Calcndar

NnBA\N March II The COW, NJ
Nppc5.s .Lrua'. foi tomorrow &c. No,
81. s6s. 27G and "a.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth at
AFTER Sv, W =, s7.6 n g Wall ~, iaxs2-
John A sfock to Seamsn's Bank for
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
RANSIER
7DowntOWn.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF the second part)
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Supreme. Court County - New York
The New YORK Trust COMPANY. p'ain'i~
against IL. WIt; e. Flanagan ~ trustee
ri-- the Las. WI. aut Tes'am.nt OF
Lillian = D-ch-r.. deceased. and Others.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-21
IS CRUSHED BY
father CURSE

The Dancing Girl" featuring Flor
ence Reed. continues to be a popular
attraction at the BijOu theater, where
it will be presented for the next three
nights. a Photo-pEay OF strong con
tracts is probably the most thorough
aefnitiCn that can be given II this
Daniel FrChman Offering From Qua
ker maiden 10 the y 'nciny Girl is the
gamHt run by tie beautiful Drusilla
Ives. The rocky coast OF 'Eadellion@
and the rich in arior of the magnifi-
cent home tie DHEe, under whose
protecting wing the dancing Girl lives.
is another strong contrast
Probably the greatest and most
thrilling incident of the TiGr is the
famous "sta!rCAoe scene" mere thu
Dancing Girl 1t tho zenith OF her
fame, has come to dance hefUrp tn"
Dukes OWL family and is discovered
by her staid old Quaker father. The
girl defies the father. only T., be
crushed BY the terrible wrath OF his
curse. She faints and falls the length
Of the grand staircase. and "waHens
to Consciousness and t the sane time
TO 2 realization OF the DISGRACE sAa
has brought on her own pcGple
through ner life Of shame 49,.
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FATHER OF kauai
PHYSICIAN DIES
ATEAsTERN HOME

Thomas D. West OF Cleveland. a
world authority on iron and steel man
fracture. died hast Friday following an
automobile accident Or. West 81
Naka&ell. RaHai. his eldest son, was
notified by cable +.... f..
B. Mr. West was horn in Manchester,
England, 1852. and was descendant
OF Earl De la Ware. ..:. ~.
His scientific works have been pub
lished in q number Of foreign coun-
tries, End he was member of the
Iron and Steel Institute of England,
American Society OF Mechanical En-
gineers, and at one time was presi-
dent OF the American FeundrymeR's
Association. s., . 49,. Ill.,.
or his numerous scientific inven-
tlCn several were adopted by the L.
8. government Since his retirement
from active business a few years ago
he was prominent in civil and philan-
thropic movements, and as lecturer
before some OF the leading technical
schools and universities of the coun-
try
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SONS
BACK PETITION
10 KEEPPEACE

Petitions addressed TO President
Wilson and Wirclessed to Washington
have been sent from Honolulu pray
ing for "peaee with honor" and stat
ing that war is not wanted with any
foreign nation Although no public
armour cement had been made II that
effect. tie petitions were ordered cir.
cltIated By the neN'iy organized Order
of Herm ms Sons.
II was the organization intention
TO eonfiHe the petition to the adoption
OF g resolution. but il was later de,
cided TO circulate throughout the city
petitions praying for peace with Euro
pean powers. Senator Ambrose J.
Wirtz was one of those to circulate
the memorials.
There are l91 signers and among
these are former Queen Liliuok alani,
Delegate Kuhio. former Governor
George X. Carter, Mayor Lane, Presi-
dent C. F. Chillingwerth of the 1915
senate and well known professional
and business men of Honolulu. The
main petition follows:
Honolulu. T. H., June i, 1915.
The President, Hon Woodrow VIII
son, Washington. D. G.:
"Sir-Believing that every honor
able private and public sacrifice
should be made to the end that our
country shall not become involved in !
var with any foreign nation, we, the
loyal citizens of the
United States and supporters OF your
European war policy, sincerely hope
that your action may result in more
firmly establishing with the warning
nations our desire to maintain peace
at home and attain peace abroad,"
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Mary Anderson's perturbation in a
leading role reaches the highest plane
in emotional acting in the great noun
tain drama "Regan's Daughter" two
part feature to be presented by an
all-star cast at the Empire theater to-
day, E ~ EgE1si. So
$ Harry Northrup, James Morrison,
Dorothy Kelly and James Cooper re-
turn to the playhouse in this film
adaptation of a story that deals with
the adventures of a revenue officer in
quest of "a .,lnoonshine"' still in the
Tennessee mountains, The offiier cap
lures an outlaw who is his sweet
hearts father. The Illicit distiller
saves the life of the federal agent at
the cost of his own. The plot depicts
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THEATRICAL OFFERINGS
STORY OF TENNESSEE 'NOONSHINERS'

the extent to which feuds were con-
Quoted in isolated sections of the
southland, before bands Of desperate
smoonshiners were driven from the
country III. !. F.. ~. H." 49,.
1t is seldom that a real heart-inter-
est dog story makes good on the
screen. The Heart of Sonny Jim" is
a clever drama by Rosetta Bonsel. A
superb cast is seen. in support of Ma
bel Kelly, including. Bobby Connolly,
left johnson and Will Dunn. -
The Spirit of Jealousy tells pa
thetic story behind which is a shadow
of spiritual purpose. "eThe Borrowed
Book" is comedy. one of the kind
guaranteed to drive away gloom. The
program will close with the comedy
The Peddler's Bag .-....
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PLOT IOC0RNER WHEAT IS failure

The Pit" featuring Wilton Lackaye
and Miss Gail Kane, is probably one
of the strongest dramas or photo-plays
of its kind ever produced
At Ye Liberty theater for the next
three nights The Pit" will be the
strong feature offering, having been
shown last night at the Bijou to good
sized house and proved a most en-
pertaining Offering.
An artist by the name of Corthell,
and Jadwin, the Spectator who proves
unsuccessful in his efforts to corner
the market, are fast friends. Jadwin
is wrapped up in his speculations and
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his wife seeks solacer elsewhere, prin-
cipally in the company of Corthell.
Jadwin's wheat corner is attacked by
Crookes, his business rival. and the
film shows a thrilling scene of the tur-
MOL in the wheat pit as Jadwin en-
beavers to stem the tide of defeat.
The support of the wife in the hour
of his deepest need gives Jadwin the
requisite strength to reap a lesson
from the ashes of his struggle for SUI
Dremacy. L.. = j.
The seventh episode of The En-
ploits of Elaine" will also be shown
at Ye Liberty for the next three
nights, with matinee Wednesday.
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Sar Pung Chung, listed in the city
directory as editor of the Wah Hing
Bo, Chinese tri-weekly newspaper.
entered plea of not guilty in federal
court Saturday to charge of hay-
ing obscene literature in his posses
sion. The case has been continued I'M
til called up ..-
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The House of Silent Drama
Continuous Performance from 1870 to
p. m.
Two Shows lEvening), $50 and a:45:
Program for Today. H..
Dent miss the special program fer
today: -. .... ... III.
Regan's Daughter 49,. ....... ..
Two-reei drama .,NtaGraEh
The PeddIer's Bag .:.. ..... :.
Comedy .-.........- Bfngraph
The Spirit of Jealousy
Drama 49,. :: .'..'.. ....... kttaSrarA
The Investment
Drama ..,...... ......:..-.... l.ubin