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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat u vEsEY STREET
Nv Horny nrady.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n s. as l w ibsth ct.
..nt -un.on Dime sayr, BANK az
ss'!..'.s'55,e 50' lake s. . a'f?D 70 ~
ntvERsipE DRIVE ~ $. i7si iGsm st.
ll01lN"ai 20 e. Tooth ~. N39. l0NG3 -
1873. icdnt-~Hme ngt same: action =,
das sn.soo.5-' taxes &C. 'i'Sl-; 80 s h.
ST 10 y. : >. - " I'd ~. :sy
iooli. . sty stlbie-A X Mackay. ct Al
taxes, So, S5eois. to Michael Maya
luso fS.O2S
ny Joseph =. Day.
Az. 1923. : . . Glst 1T. ei.5NIo. : sty
hlt y ~t-s-Greenw'ch s,,gs BANK sst
" Mallon ct a.. due, s~2l.29i:i: tsNes;
Sc, siiSo.7 "a: to John J DAILY .sSi $50
load ST. ll@ ~ n = ~ e rsrk as' I2n
iS s Ls,S \ c sl{ va eI A.; Gducc. ,b5.Scsc's:s; ,sxe.p'
s.. slssl5, TO Matilda Miller $500
toSD ST. rs 4. ~ ,. no = Park av, l.S
loc1i s'y S~ws,cliy H a.. g.ss!ee -?
taxes. 81. sla.i5; 20 the p!aintin sJ.tVo
l35TH Sr 4 v. + p, 10 v 5'h av :'Nssll.
: sly nat-Gustav Lsnso agt Jacob
fa%Ss' &c. s7eS.5c; 20 the plaintiff. 80, 900
18TH 81, IL W, =. lN5 " On ap' 'sil'
stv naf-same agt same, action :. due
sl7.5s2 %. taxes, g., s7Ss5o' 70 ,hee
la2%2r l4Hln' n. j. W. 5 5, 40 v 5th AZ. sss
;isn 'i due. 'n7'7ssss: ,s1ss, sc.
,sgi4S; 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
ny l.. J Phillips & co.
18th 81, s?' w., sos v Ann, Az:
81 Msr,!g LAsh g att to Jacob DAVID
,?5TH ST, 'aS W $ e. as? W AIMS av:
eTYIou. II. sly nat & strs-Same agt
;. ,r. tn Jacob David FOR s2:,o1h
Ry samuel Marx.
18th st, eN ", : :, 27s g sth Az, rs.
$50, aty tgmt & s'rs Is : sty rear int
IL - Han. ,NtrN, ngt Flhtiron Realty
Cp ct al; due, S2G.:39.l.; taxes. sc.
Ss6s17; to the plaintiff for $4,000.
lat 3.os THIRD ANENUEl
By Charles s. Rerrian
COTRTLANDT Az, alo. q =, :Tll n l6Sd
81, e7.Ilxll5x25xl@7,G. > sty tnmt & str,
metropolitan Saw Bank sgt Union 81
Railway 60 81 al; due. s5,4546 81 taxes
s2T5Gli 70 the plaintiff for $4,000.
sG.isilsix < t49.3. v~acant-sam
Goldstlcker nRt Denver Realty Co ct al;
due, tI.lS2 20; taxes, SC. f,sy9.ot. "a
|. Allison for sl2, $50.
BY Joseph =. Day.
GRAND CONCOTRSE. W y, 1854 n Bed
ford TX Blvd, 4j4xl23 sX9o.l1xle0.2. va
cant-W Il Sammis sgt Pasquale Fuse
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
GARFIELD ST. l72o, G,s, 2oi n Van Nes'
Weberg, Jr, ct al; due, s3.ios.ssi taxes
Sc, $40: to the plaintln for 81, 900,
SOUTH OAK DIR, . :, $50 W Cruger ay
81. lNio6. lN25NS9,s-W 9 Trull agt Il y
Glover ct al. due, t7573s; taxes, SC
$50. to the plaintiff for $500,
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CASH REGISTER CASE
IS APPEALED BY u.s..
rsefulncss Of Sherman Law
Criminal Sections Said to
BE Endangered.
srpREME COURT TO ACT

V~.etfSoToN May bs-iHdt tnc iu-
,,-s usefulness OF the criminal sections
n, the sherman antitrust law has been
r,yely endangered by the decision OF
IN. Circuit court, OF Appeals Of the Sixth
~r,,.,ric, in Diminishing the National Cash
psg,s,er case Is avcrred by the Depart
msnt of Justice In 4 petition for a writ
~ certiorari filed in the Supreme Court
to-day.
The Government declares that the re-
yerssl by tho Court OF Appeals CT the
conviction Of the ash Register officials
secured in the District Court for the
Southern District OF Ohio has been taken
in many quarters to indicate that the
criminal provisions of the sherman law
are no, enforceable. In the brief sup
portlng the petition for the writ great
stress is laid upon the harmful effect
that may result; from such an impress
SION.
The present Administration. while Il
has not secured any important criminal
convictions OF corporation officials re-
sponsiblc for the creation OF monopolies.
regards the criminal provisions of the
law az Of the greatest possible impor-
,Ance. not so much as a means OF punish
ing corporations for attempting to
monopolize but ~ an fundamentally for
the prevention Of such acts.
Tho brief supporting the petition IL
signed by Solicitor-General Davis and
Assistant Attorney-General Todd. In
charge Of anti-trust cases. II asks con-
sideration not only of the points OF law
involved. but by inference at least In
vi'es the court 10 consider the issues
from the standpoint OF public policy.
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SAINT CYR TO SELL HOME.
Of Workers Property.

YoNKgRs. May lS.-Iean Saint Cyr,
tho young nan who recently married
Mrs. James IL. Smith. who inherited
SIS, O0O, 600 from her first husbands es-
tate. made a fying visit with his bride
to his former home az 9S Hudson ter
race. Yonkers. to-day.
II is understood he intends to dispose
of the place which he inherited under
the will OF his first wife. Recently Vie
toriauo Hucrti, former President Of
Mexico. visited the place, II developed
yesterday. In seeking to buy n home DO
fore he decided upon "A Long Island villa.
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UPTOWN APARTMENT SOLD.

The Mason Realty Company. Max n.
Natanson president. has sold the Ben
more. a six story elevate apartment
house. at 40 to 453 West 1e3d street.
on plot 75x10o.11. 100 feet east OF Ann
sterdam avenue The property faces
Morning de Park. In part payment
the selling company took "a dwelling.
with garage. at the corner OF Jackson
Boulevard and Walnut street. Long
Beach, l.. !.
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A. the request % counsel represent
Ing the various groups Of creditors the
examination of the officers Of the !. r.
Grscnhut Company WAS postponed from
Yesterday until Friday afternoon. The
hearings are being held before Peter r.
Oluey. 'he referee IN bankruptcy. IN the
assembly room OF the Merchants Aseo-
citation.
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81, W +, 20 n stern 81, 35xlOo--
T,lyde II Howes agt Marx Ellcr. owner:
Lagsno Il Sons. contractor ...'ii.95
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FIFTH AVENUE STORE LEASE.

William n. B~loodgood & Co. have
leased for Nine. Slmcox the store and
basement at 535 Fifth avenue. for n
term Of ten years. to Haskell & Haskell.
who have been In business In this city
for fifty years, They are now located
at 316 Fifth avenue and will use 53j
Fifth avenue as an uptown store.
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S75O.OOO DRIVE APARTMENT.
story House ut I8Ist -. Z"
Cover plot Of UnusuRI Size.

Plans were filed yesterday for the
erection of "A six story apartment house
at the northeast corner o. Riverside
Drive and l6ist street by the Melvin
Construction Company, Henry Friedman
II will have a frontage or
llO.l feet and "A depth OF 2l3.2 feet.
with a facade of brick and limestone
and will have accommodations for nifty
four families. Younger & Wagner. ar
place the cost at $4,000.
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HOTEL At LONG BEACH LEASED.

Merry & Boomer. proprietors OF the
McAlpin and Claridge hotels In this city.
have leased the Trouyille at Long Beach
and propose TO make extensive improve
ments, including the erection OF five
additional stories on the present build
ing, and the construction OF an eight
story annex. When completed the
Trouville will rave in the neighborhood
of q thnnsand rooms.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18th ST. 20 Violin Laura & Co agt
Enginerrs club ct al, Mar /, 1915 ..sla5
WEST END Az, n q cor s6th st--AiaN
Corcrets Spevialties Go, Inc. ct al agt
Essi. CONSTRUCTION Co. Inc. 81 al, Nav
10, 1918 (py bond) $50
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az, y. q, whole block front
dore Cristoldi agt Angel Construction
co ct al. Jan 10. l9i5 .........3l.3i6.69
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rE~A~Ts FOR COUNTRY HOUSES.

Pease & Gilman nave rented. fur
uished. the home of Or <. NJ. Evans at
Wallack's Point. Stamford. Conn. TO
the Rev. Edwin :. Sanderson.
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FLUSHING HOUSE SOLD.

Kate Bissell has sold TO !. Ronzoni of
Astoria for his own occupancy the ten
brick house oil 2 plot with Ito
feet frontage on the southeast corner 81
and Auburndalc road. Broad
way-E1ushing. for s14,5oo.
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LIS pE>DFNs.
Manhattan.

ST n =, 10. Il " Of 9TH AZ. ie5S-
\ irres 80 i37th 81. and l37th ., : =,
realty and constn 10 ., Al ,ioreciosprc
81 1ogy m9r's"ggs) "tlS, ! G2heH ,,sx
20 ii Frederick zit'el & sons, Inc. ar'
John Weber ,%notice ~ attachment ,
toTH ST. los W-Charles sheukop' ar'
4 " Browning ~ a. action. 70 fore
close mechanics LEM. atty. l. J Gold.
s'TH ST : :: 20 q " Of MS'' ~ E1a ay,
Fund art AIdcha-an 60 ct a. fore.
closure ~ two mortgages; attys, VI :
siST ST. n :: 1854 q . ~ 7th Az. le.lix
80 Mar \ wiliaJns 81 a aEt Wn ',
Donneily Of tarn"nd"i forccl"snr" ~
RIVERSIDE. DRIVE. n : cor ll5th s,
lo3. 7SI7- william Rankin, agt victor
dc Ia Montague Earle ct a. nforec'osure
81 two mortgage, atty, " n ADAMS.
1908 - Theodor RichI agt Crsuline
Realty co ct a. Cforeclosur" % mort
ragcl, st'ys. Harris corwln' Mor't 4
MiNFGRp pls is.h-AI'r.d ! sporeorr
ag, rn,co Reai,y CO e, al 'par''''on
FULTON Az. I?s'-Emma .p'ot'1jc sEt
Herman II A Ronner et al foreclosure
% mor,sese. atty, u e knccppssl., 49,,
Barha Realty co. ct al foreclosure ~
mortgage; atty. X brown.
CoUUTLANDT Nv. sia-Rwsy savings In
stitution Of city Of y Y ast Geo Formdu
80 tl Ooreclos Of mtg atty, X Kelly.
Park AN. . =, bet Flower & "a ats
known a. Lots l22-i. sect Oliuvillo -.
Mich brennan, Inc, ag' Mich Rrrnu"n
ct al faction 20 forecio,e transfer OF TAX
Hem attyS. Wood N Beuuvtt
.l4rH ST. s r., het WIZ" Ilairs - &
barnes av tknovu AS Lot :. Soc ieromo'
Mich Brennan, Inc. ast Mich brennan
ct al faction 10 forecloSo transfer OF taN
Hem nt'ys. Wood n Reunr'f.
BELMONT Az, 2lG5 Geo " Roper ag'
Ernest bantam" e. 81 l%rorer'NS Of mtgli
atty. J & MHcro.
9TH AV. . :, 100 II n Walnut a., b0NlGo-
lno VI Hafen ct nj. as irus, aet Morris
Frees a MrEveSty.
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RECORDED LEASES.


RIV1NGTOS ST. 66, all-Ernestine silver
man to Morris ! wilkes, 1879 Teller av,
9 yrs from May l. 1915 atty. Abe P
COLUMBUS Az, s74. n store & b-John
! Falahee to Martin J Brennan. 2bl
w Ii Stewart. 1859 81 av ...., sl3. 900
44TH ST, ia W, W store a Emil Her
bert q ano to Philip Standt. J56 W 42d
-, 3 yrs from June !, 1915; atty. Jos
T. Feist, 4Os W i2d Vt ..,.,...,.si20
Eth Az, b35. lat nopr n b-SimcoS, Inc.
to Kaskcl & Haskell Corp'n, ara bth av,
10 i-i2 yrs from oct I, 1915: attys,
thurman. T. & q 20 Broad It SIS 900
HOE Az, 1900. & Home st, s76-s6, all
Shenk Rity & Constr Co 10 Abraham
RabinowItz, 90 w lllth ST, o yrs from
May /, 1913, atty. Harry Levin, .l6I Y
rRCSPECT Az, 56S, sore, Christian
IL Werner TO Louis q Aquileno, $40
atty, Louis q Aquilino q years re-.
newnD .........r,,,..S $3.50 to 5000
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STORES On MADISON AVENUE.

The four story and basement private
school a. sos Madison avenue Is to he
made over into Il five story building
for occupancy as stores, offices ana Ioits
at AN estimated cost of S2s,0OO. tn"
estate OF Mary T.. PInchot Is the owner
and Walter Haefeli the architect.
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WASHINGTON, May ls-The Federal
Trade Commission announced to-day
that the foreign trade hearings pre-
~viously announced have been post
poned 10 June / and 2 IN Boston and
June ., > and IN New York,
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LOAN TO Buo>x BUILDER.

New York Title Insurance Company
has loaned $4,000 to Angel Construc-
ton Company or three six story apart
ments at il07. III and lii3 Prospect
avenue.
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WASHINGTON. May N-Th"s" army
orders were issued To-day
FIRST Lieut. - W. rl'ts, from Nine
,rru'h 20 rl-,t Infantry
Smith. now Captains, ordnance depart
mont. are assigned TO Fourth Field Ar
tillcry.
assigned list to sixth Field Artillery
CAPT " g Niche, Jr, Medical Corps.
from Fort Nissoula, Montana, 20 Fort 81
Michael, Alaska. relieving capt '. T.,
For.nhaugh. who VIII proceed to the
United states for further orders,
FIRST Lieut. II J., Dale, MEDICAL Corps,
from Douglas. Aria, to For, william II
seward. Alaska, relieving capt J. : Lam.
bic, Jr, who Will proceed to tho United
states for further orders,
Major T.. J.. Russell, Medical Corps, from
present duties and report TO Governor of
Panama canal for assignment.
f'iret Lieut., NJ NJ, Marshall. Medical
Reserve Corps, resignation accepted.
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REAL ESTATE.
CONSECTICCT-ssie or Rent.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

fifth ST. ION Madison AveD-Gentieman
wishes another 10 share with him attractive
Hight. airy room and bath: exceptional
place for right person: 81 a week. Ad-
dress BURNER, 1904 Madison Ave.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, tss sun sets. I'D Moon s-.r,'s'
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH'l II q, Gov Island iiia H-I Cate.
Iow WATER THIS DW
An AZ 49,
SsndyH'L $40 Gov. Island 3 "a Hcll Gsts.721
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TRANSACTIONS


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second part.)
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:. Tu.cania. 10 :2 A. NJ Liverpool. May
So M%innehaha. l:l5 y NJ London, Nav
s. NIAGARA. II IS = " Bordeaux. May
- Ogeachee, l. NJ. sharpness, May I
81 Marker. l:@ Z. NJ. Rotterdam April =
SIS Fir. Chrtstiania, April II
Sc urbino. 1870 \ " Nidd'o'oronSh
Sc Thelms. 400 A ". sagua May II
So Manchioneal. 6lr y NJ, Kingston
= santa Theresa. tiS y v Ca'hsri.r
-
- City OF St Louls. savannah. May if
IS Medina. Galveston. May O.
=. Rio Grande. Brunswick. MAY rs
s. Je rcr-on. Norfolk. Nav l.
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OF Filth av.. between Fourteenth

West OF Filth av., between Fourteenth
and 10Th sts.l
ssTH ST. ~ W. n =. as W Central Park w.
2tllNloO >, with all r ( a | 10 strip
o. Nl0o.5 adj on east. f~orcios-Edw u
Bowling, ref 10 Lawyers Mort 60. 50
Liberty II: May II. atty. Cary q car.
roll, 50 " all ssb. 900
7GrH ST, s2t ". = >. 400 " ives, End sy,
EMO IN v Trust co 10 Edmund
Dwight I'll W 18th 81: mtge. $40. 600.
~ Hens: May u, atty 7 q 90. 17s
- SmaS sIoo
Iiegler. Jr. to Robt u Dula, South Broad
way. Tarrytown. y y; May II atty.
T. - co, l76 BWay.
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These navy orders were issued:
Lieu nt~-Commander " ., Muslin,
so commandtnt naval aeronautic station,
Pensacola, Fla.
Lieut.. II ". Mccormack. Lieut. I. NJ
lrIsh and Lieut. T. E Wilson, from Co
iar~|it I'"ilD rri'N TO npNY yard New York.
iieu;, G.. -. Wcs,, from IN" vernon t.
Norfolk Surl,
Ensign d X, Richards, from the TcNas
20 the Montana.
Passed Assistant PaymRster v, ! DAILY.
from The Marietta to walt orders.
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Flaw. Alleged In Decision.

The chief fisws found in the decision
o. the Circuit Court OF Appeals are:
!. That monopol!zing by the destruc-
ton "f competitors through unfair means
l. NJ, a continuing act.
2. That individual traders when un-
fairly attacked by a powerful rival seek
ing to monopolize must cail upon the
courts while they are being attacked !.
thar after the aggressor has accom-
nlishtd his purpose and his competitors
have been slain In the contest" the
antitrust law provides no further
r'medy 10 protect the public against
the monopoly thus unlawfully acquired.
IN concluding the brief said
The general conspiracy was clearly
proved. Indeed the testimony which the
Circuit Court OF Appeals itself sets forth
In It's opinion is, without more, suft-
ciest 70 establish II beyond a reasonable
doubt. 1t showed that these men were
STEPPED IN deliberate guilt-not merely
technically guilty OF "A technical offence,
hut knowingly guilty Of offences that the
man In The street would recognize as
nagrantly and Enthusiastically wrong
The brief names job NJ. Patterson.
president OF the company. and twenty
six other officials and directors.
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HO USES
FOR THE SUMMER
RHODE ISLAND.

FOR
room cottage. , acres land, 1000 feet from
ocean ana salt pond: sown flower and
gardens. hardwood floors. plumb
1000 send for bookle:. FRANK W.
Westerly. r.. J.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
QUEENS.

FOR RENT at Flushing. three story con.
crete semi-nreproo building adjoining
Freight and Railroad station. suitable for
manufacturing or storage purposes. con-
tanning about $500 square feet. HAL
IERAN AGENCY. Flushing. N. Y.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S. Ancona. at Genoa
So Regina d'Italia. AZ Naples

SAILED FOX NEW YORK
:. Duca degli AhruZzi from Genoa
Ss Garlic. from santa Marta
- Trnadorrs. from BpcA- dol Toro
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address party of second part)
Downtown.
,South OF Fourteenth ST.
PIKE ST, rs. W =. ~ .Gxsb.e5ssrah and
Morris Abrams. North Plainfeid. ) j.. 70
Bessie Frank. IS Lenox av. mtg $4,000:
u and =. Apl 80. atty. Louis FRANK bs
LtnoN dV. ....ss sssss...' sss sio'VV
LUDLOW at. ia. q o. $50 n Delaney st.
25xs7.6-Morris Kantrowitz to Jos Kan.
trowitz. 5oe. w lssth st, mtg $4,000. al
Ute, Way Ia 80. .sssss $500
LUDLOW ST. 1877. W y. 10 n Rivington st,
25xs7.6. y p~art-Bertha Frieda to Dora
Frieds. 500 Lexington av. all liens, May
IS: atty. Jos l. Frieder. l1o Nassau
powNrNG ST. a..ss. 50. IS = Bedford 81.
60x15-Hubener- Escher Co to Thos u
RON. at MorEanviiie. " J, mtg t5e.0oe.
May Is: attys. Kurz & Uren. 3Te + i49th
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Points Made In Brief.

Here are excerpts from the brief:
This II ono OF the most important
criminal cases evcr brought under the
tnti-trust law. The Indictment charged
that by the use Of practically all means
~ unfair competition the defendants had
ruiEed and forced out OF business a great
number OF competing cash register COM
rsnies and acquired 20 per cent. OF the
cash register trade of the United States.
The peculiarly aggravated nature OF
The defendants conduct as disclosed In
the course OF the trial. ms well as the
FAR reaching character OF tho questions
Z law involved, has aroused the most
widespread public interest. The reversal
OF the conviction has been taken by
many 10 Indicate that the criminal pro-
visions of the antitrust law. while in
theory Elective, In practice are unen-
forceable. General acceptance of this
view. even II mistaken. will provide the
gravest consequences.
These considerations are merely in
cldenial - the main ground of this
application, which IL that tho decision
ri the Circuit Court of Appeals was
based upon a fundamental misco nstruc-
lion OF the antitrust lava mistaken
view OF what constitutes 'monopolizlng.'
= mistaken View Of what constitutes
= conspiracy in restraint OF trade a
mistaken view as 20 the application of
the statute OF limitations to those Of
fences. and a mistaken view ~ TO the
requirements OF an Indictment under this
act"
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Drssp err, NelD,s

banquet to the newsboys. but It was
afterwards decided to invite all the
youngsters. About 300 Of those pres
ent were newsies. ana the others were
their friends, whom they had been In
structed to bring along. "a. Y
So great was the crowd that when,
supper was called, big "Bill'' Davis
son, the largest policeman in the state,
was swept of his feet by The throng
that started for the balcony where
the goodies had been arranged on long
tables. -.s
Ice cream, soft drinks, pop corn,
candy, cakes and baked goods, Of all
kinds were served the children, and
when each youngster left the sbuild1nA
he was presented with a bag Of candy.
Several Of the ministers Of the city
were present and some made short
talks, emphasizing the Importance Of
friendship between children and ioffic-
ers. N
hTe banquet was preceded by a gt-
Hgantic parade. which marched east on
West Main street, then on Second to
West Pike, then to Sixth, then back
to West Main and to headquarters.
The parade was led by the Italian
marine band and the entire police
force. The children Same behind,
some o fthem wearing their Halloween
costumes. When the officers, who led
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True Value.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
CONTINUED from Page Three.,
Fine Social Session.

Fine Social Session.
q Clarksburg Lodge, No. 4S2, Beneyo-
lent and Protective Order Of Elks,
gave its first social session OF the sea,
son Tuesday night In the Elks' audi
torium following impressive initiation
ceremonies. in which Jack Marks, OF
this city. and w. H. Williams. Of
Bridgeport. were the candidates. The
attendance was quite gratifying and
the session was highly successful in
every respect. !,
Chairman Percy Byrd, former sheriff
OF the county. and his associates in
arranging and giving the entertaln-
ment were showered with !, warmest
congratulations and they received
numerous requests for frequent social
sessions the remainder Of the fall and
winter, requests the lodge is likely TO
comply with readily.
The evenings entertainers were
among the best the city has, in fact,
the cream OF local talent, and the pro
gram was especially pleasing. While
there were comedy stunts provoking
great applause and laughter, there
were likewise tender and touching
situations leading to lofty feelings and
ideas. J
A buffet luncheon was served oy
Patrick L. Higgins. manager OF the
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Wall Papers

What is the dition Of them
terror Of your home? How are
the walls? Do they need paper
ing? If so, we wish to show you
the new Fall patterns. One hum
dred and fifty Of them now being
shown in the wall paper!store on
| the third floor.
We particularly mention the
Dat Meals that are American
made, at 30c a double roll and
the imported at Soc; either, thir-
~ inches wide.
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which was much appreciated.
Hallowe'e n decorations obtained and
the auditorium was a scene Of rare
Entertain eOO ChIldren.

It is said that a child regards POI
liceman as his greatest enemy. Chill
dren Of Clarksburg probably looked
upon the local bluecoats in this re-
spect up until Tuesday night. Now,
they know that the officers are their
best friends. si q 5S.s 4. z
Over 500 youngsters rubbed elbows
with the policeman at a mammoth: bah
tquet given at police headquarters
Tuesday night. The officers and other
adults present. were kids again. They
entered into the spirit Of the thing
as much as anybody, and everybody
left smiling and happy. g n
"The kids will never forget this,''
remarked one adult present at the
banquet. Y;
Neither will the officers,. cut IN
Chief Brooks. We're all having Just
as good a time us the kids
It was at first planned to give the
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Quilt Prep d,,essI

This is SO much q blanket, comfort
.ables and Quilt store of preparedness
that practically all our new season,
stocks were secured at the old low
market prices and are now selling at
10 to 20 per cent less than actual
value.
$leach for White Quilts, square
hemmed. .74x81 inches.
Bates 76x94 mech, 81. so; Scalloped
with cut corners, 78x88, at $500;
Fringed, cut corners, $500.
Scalloped, cut corners, suitable for
three quarter bed, $500 and $500.
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Sore Throat Don'ts.

When the children have sore throat,
don't blister their necks with lamp oil.
Don't torture them with q foul smelling
piece Of fat meat, wrapped about the neck.
Don't imagine there Is medical virtue In
an old sock or piece Of red flannel. Don't
believe in antiquated superstitions.
! "A sore throat is a serious matter and q
not to be healed by such make believe rem
edies. The use Of such methods is U
simply putting the patient to need m
less torture. Use alittle sore throat III
wisdom and give them n NSlElNE "a
and the throat will heal quickly.
Is cents and so cents. Hospital N
Size sl.0o. All Druggists. "a