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Resented aet n r Warner ct al; Kan
trowitz a z, sttys; J J O'Brien, ref;
due, ss.sss.7s; sub to pr mtg S2s, 500.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
Nv Samuel Marx,

FRIDAY. JULY is.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Samuel Marx,
AUDUBON. Av, 22o.st, W s.. block front
houses-Mary Newton ct al ast New
York Real Estate Security Co ct al; II
ssniGrd' atty; } s,rc9,ki ref' due
1886, 3 sly dwis-M II Cromwell ast
9 G Kline ct al; Harold swain. atty;
&c, s!76.
BY Joseph p. Day.
BROADWAY. tiso. n e cor l77th at, si,:s
s,rs-,-N Y Life fns Co agt II Q, Weaver
q, sps; s1ss5isyii taxes e; 'si,sSa 1a.m
av, iSexs9.li. > sty dwlg-k y Hicks
sst = Garman ct al; pressi.ser y:
WATER ST. ssi, n " cor Jackson tsS.sD,
?5xioo. $ sly tint and strs-A l. Tower
due, ,s.,sii.is; taxes. &C. nais.i:.
BY Henry Brady.
i5irH ST. Az W. !, i2s e Amsterdam
Az; isS'sii ? .sy dwis.jA n pu bo 6
s,,y;; 4 MSMaHGs; res due "''-
''F II. s at. i 5,sicc.s. VI two q 5 Il. ~ mats. e1,p% \
Dlttrich ct al ast Pauline Grosner ct al;
r II kittei, atty; Phoenix. 1ngraham.
ref; due. f2,l23l 10; taxes. &C. $3.50.
by Bryan |. Kennedy.
NTH ST. l2s W. $ f.. 400 " Lenox av.
25Nloo.ll, 4 stv Natl J Townsend agt
Florence Megorigle ct al: Murray, I, n a
II, sttys. HIS Mack. ref. due. &22,3ss.sf;
taxes. &C, ts25j7.
AT 320s THIRD AVENUE.
BY NJ. Morgenthau. Jr, Co.
VALENTINE Az. 2Oes, e 5. 1871 n lsoth
st. is 6xs9.2x irreg, : sly dwlg-lawyer
Mtg co ast Bertha Steinschneider ct
al. Cary 4 G. attys; y : Booth re'
due. SSH. 10. taxes, sc. S352.3P
2l&TH ST. ZOE r, = =, 10 2 White Plains
av. 25xiOl.i-Mich Brennan, Inc. aGt
Michl Brennan e. al. wood q u. attys;
z r. Eckley. ref: due. f.s'7N; taxes.
Sc. sl50S
wTILETT Az. 1890. e :, ?oo.li n :isth
st "a 2x95l-Michl Brennan. Inc. agt
attys and ref. due. sSos:7, taxes. &c.
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100; Main st. ; " cor Orchard st, 5nx
100, orchard NJ, = = 100 " Main ~. S0N
100, city Island; Main st. 3 cor Pros.
poet 81 lOoNiO lot Isl, map property Of
l. r n King AZ CITY Island parcel ~
land beg At a point 100 : Ditmars av
and l6s " Main st lSd. 5xlssx irreg,
city Island; Main 81, " y, 100 : Ditmars
sv, i7NlsP; road leading from West
Farms 10 kingshridge, n cor Adams av,
lItNlgGG! Penfold aN, . y, lot ITO, 2SN
1874. Crotona Park North, u q iGlI .
clinton av, 2ixlOO II, Coles road, :
adj and ~ John ! walker. 81 6xi33S
irreg Crotout Hv. n :, 1894 q Clinton
sN, 5oVlO06 =. rrotond ~, n =, 552 Q
Prospect ay, 5oXP3 4, and renfoli av.
$, lots III, us and ll9-Gesine Koenig
sst Henry Hunneke, Jr faction to de-
clare VIII vollI, ATTY, i II Dennenholz,
StTH ST, is W-Agnes Hines agt Albert
A~ppenheim 81 Al foreclosure OF mort
gage. atty, W = palN
aTH 81, II :, IA " LIST av. 37xlon IL
Jchn Bowers trus, agt Milton NJ Sil.
NermHn ct al foreclosure OF mortgage +,
attv. NJ = Rnrlan1
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The White star liner Baltic. sailing
wednesday for Liverpool. Will take mail.
closin: at 80 A NJ for all Europe except
IN Austria Hungary, L~uSemburs.
Turkey. Netherlands. Noru,v. sweden and
Denmark, also tor Africa. West Az, an the
East Indies
The Italian liner Principe d. Cdino. sailing
Thursday for Naples. VIII carry mail. closing
~ 50 A NJ, for Italy. Bulgaria. Serbia.
Runania, Switzerland and Greece All mail
must he specially addressed Tor despatch by
this steamer
The Scandinavia American liner TINTED
states. sailing Thursday for Christ!Gu,1nd
and Chrlstisnia. will carry mail. clo.ns al
10 A NJ, for Norway. sweden. Dsnmi ara,
Turkey
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IRONWORKERS IN ROW.
Charge ..SrlIing Out"; 1000 Vote
q krep IN strike.

iUo Thousand striking inside 'rp7,
workers, meeting last night I'm Webster
Hall accused the union officials of 'Seu.
ing out 20 the employers, and f''o" I
Storm hour voted unanimously ~ keen
III tho general strike. Five Thousand
workers are Involved.
The employers proposals. wAlcn t,e
union officers recommended. were fNr
a minimum wasc scale 90 $50 ~" N
ishers, $40 for first class helpsrs ana
second class iiNlshers and sl2 fct
helpers in general
Patrick Fallon business agent ~ the
union, said lie had started a Svmpr-
thetir strike of ornamental hou.oSn.,hs
and bronze erectors, after WilliIm Ka,-
lin, the strikers attorney, had ~denopncNl
the strikers for accusing the officers "
trracherN.
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above
described property Is to he sold, Is t53s,-
1870. with interest thereon from July 81.
1918, together with costs and allowance
amounting to s3t2 IS. with Interest from
July sth. 1915, together with tho expenses
: the sale The Approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rsi's, or
other Hens. which arr 20 he allowed 80 the
purchaser out 81 the purchase money, or
~ by the Referee, H. a. follows, Taxes
for second halt Of 49,. s3Olg50 FOR sec
ond half Of 1914, S9.75e. and tor thc iirsi
half " 1915. G,7js IS. and Interest, and
water rates. s?7j
Dated. New York. July 10Th 1915.
ABRAHAM FELT, Referee,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Baltimore Z Ohio Railroad Co

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
Baltimore. Md, July :. 1915.
The Board of Directors this day declared
from the net earnings 81 the Company for
the Elk months ended June 40, 1915. a divi.
dcnd of Two go Per cent on the Preferred
stock Of the Company, payable september
/. 1915. to the stockholders yf record at
the close Of business on Illr 81, 1915.
The Board also declar1 from the surplus
earnings % tho Company a dividend Of
Two and one.hslf ,2La) Per cent, on the
Common stock Of the Company. payable
september !. 1915, to the STOCKHOLDERS OF
record at the close Of business on July
81. 1918.
The transfer books viii not close.
e. " W~OOLFORp. secretary.
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The approximate amount 81 tn len Or
chGrge' TO SATISFY which ne Sn9Xs-de'
FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
SENESTY-SEVES $500 DOLLARS.
ttgi.31T.1Sl. with interest thereon from
the 5th day Of June, 1915, together with
the costs and allowance amounting TO
$3.50 81, with interest from June Ian, 1915.
together with tie expenses OF the sale,
The approximate amount ~ the taxes, a.
sessments and water rs'es, or other Hens,
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee, is s2.jiG 80 and interest
Dated, New York. July 9th, 1915
EDMUND HURLEY. Referee
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THE MINIATURES ELECTRIC
RAILWAY AND LIGHT COMPANY,

No 81 broad -, New York, July !, lsl5.
UNITY THIRD REGULAR DIVIDEND
one hair per cent. upon this Company's
Capital stock viii be paid on
July 81. 1915. to all stockholders OF record
A. The close Of business on july 20, 1919.
Checks VIII bee mailed to stockholders who
have nlei permanent dividend orders at
once. j. + POLARITY. Secretary.
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
shstss' to ss,'s'y which n ahoye A..
thousand hye hundred and ninety.three
7J-lo0 ulj, Ss3 7bl Dollars, with Interest
thereon from the 18th day ~ June. 1915,
together with NE costs and allowance
amounting % . hundred s~eyenty.elght
and $1,000 " - Dollars, with interest
from June Goth. 1918 together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. asssssments and water
rates, or other liens, which are 10 be al.
lowed to the purchaser out ~ the purchase
money, or paid bv the Referee, is Two hum
dred sixteen and 26-lO0 ts2l6 .6l Dollars
and Interest,
Dated, New York, July ?. 1913.
WALTER A. HiRSCH. Referee.
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suKRnaArE.s NOTICES.

O NDOI\. TEMPLE in pursuance OF
an order OF Honorable John = CohaIan. a
S~.FiUgate OF the County of New York,
having claims against Tempe Bo~doin.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased,
to The subs .r!hed. at their place OF trans.
acting business. No Is Broad street. In
the City Of Sew York, on or before the LIST
the Sh day OF May. 1918. J. PIERPOST
MORGAN, DANIEL. p K~INGSFORD En-
e-ulors STETSOS. JENNINGS q RUS
SELL. A,torney. for Executors, is Broad
street CITY % New York,
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CULLEN. HARRIET Ain pursuance
OF an order OF Hon, John p. Cohalan, Q
surrogate Of the County o! New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Harriet A. Cullen.
late OF The County Of New York. deceased.
TO present the same with agchers thereof
to tho subscribers AT their place OF trans
acting business No. 1853 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. In the City OF New
York, on or before the hrst day OF be.
Cemher NEXT Dated, New York the Ith
day of May 1915. ADELE MARTIN, Eek.
ecutriN: WILLIAM ROBERTSON. WILL
LAM Il. ELLISON, Executors. ELLISON
4 ELLISON ATTORNEYS for ENecutrix and
Executors 1853 broadway. Manhattan. City
Of NeN York
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Price to Mary Muldoon. i305 Bway,
Jany O.. 1913. atty. Jos Price. Columbus
sv iosth ST.. n
III, same map-Same to Jos Price,
1906. Bway, Jany Q. 1913; atty, same. ~
LOT 3i6.. map Van Nest Park-wilhel.
NINA Arp to Annie W .Preintsky. II
c II Baechler. 1925 Walker av. re-
recorded from June IS. l9l5...... 800
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

NASSAU ST. 100. store and hsmnt-John
W Raymond 10 Harry Wolpin and suo.
VI I'd av. : III? yrs from June /. 1915:
attys. Hymsn & II. 81 Bway ..,... sI,SOo
9TH AV. SEA, al-Esther Reinheimer to 4
c. spslding a Bros Corpn, 1872 Nassau 81
81 yrs from May !. $4,000
3sTH ST. lO5 W, store and hsmnt-Sulo-
mon May to Alexander Fischer and ano,
"a Canal ~. 4 yrs from Aug Is, 1914;
atty, II Gilbert, 1872 Nassau st. . 81. 500
18TH ST, +os.os. all--James Fay TO Geo II
Cornish, 100 Il glst 81, 10 yrs from July
|, 1918; sttys, Weed, Henry q Meyers.
50 william st,.......,..,...,,.. $4,000
MAIDEN LANE, ~ and %, store and hsmnt
and cellar--Fran Il Hays and ano 10
r W Woolworth Co, c33 Bway, 10 i0-l?
yrs from July |, 1918, So Of gross sales
Bronx.
80 AN, 1915, : e cor Fordham rd, all
John p Haskin. Estates, Inc, to Thos A
Blanchard, rs Sd av. 8 yrs from Nav
!, 1915; attys, Bernheimer & :, Amster-
dam av and i.sth ST. $4,000 and $1,000
PROSPECT AN, 1871, n " cor Home st..
store Jos Corn to Abr Schaen-r, 1890
Prospect ar, and ano, I yrs and 10 mths
from July. l.. 1913. atty, y Rosenauer.
asa Il 10th t,..,.....,.Sl, 900 to $1,000
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LIS I'E<DENS.
Manhattan.

sOTH ST, ~ "; Broadway. 525. and spring
1T. s%--Etta Forgotston, extrx, agt Nor
ris : Sternberger ct al foreclosure OF
m%ortgaEel; sttys, weschler & Kohn.
SOUTHERN BLVD, e $, 1876 n l36th st,
2sl0xlasS; 80. av, " 5. ~ y l29th st.
erty of. f r b KinE tity Island psrcci
OF Iand beg at a, point at mean. high
water mark on the west side Of said
city OF Miniford Island, runs . rs x "
400 < n rs \ e 400 to beg Main ~, W :,
adj land Of W = Biiler, l0lxl00xl0a. Ok
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY


a qgArterly dividend Of two per cent. on
the capita stock OF this Company has
been declared PAYABLE July 18th. 1915, at
the once of The Treasurer. 1871 state street.
Boston, Mass. 70 stockholders Of record
a. the close of business June 18th, 1915.
CHARLES \ HUBBARD. Treasurer.
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BRO\pNAY Trust COMPANY.

NEW NOIKk, july VIII, IFl5.
The Board II Directors .! this company
has this day declared a Quarterly Dividend
% one and oue-half per cent, payable
August Ind. 1915. 70 stockholders Of record
at the close OF business July 2lst. 1915.
Transfer books viii close at ) o'clock
= July 2lst. 1915, and reopen at 10
O'Clock 4. August End 1915.
JOHN ". N, secretary.
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x.ss.,, SUI" o. rour'e"'n Nr anu,
NASsAo 81, ,vo. -rrahk Mil!an
scia; IVY i Que =. per note. atty. AK SIX
si.ioxs7.s-csrria Pis to stephen Baker,
trus, $ e 9TH ct, July ., pr mtg 5000.
due as per bond atty I u co, ddos
sfnaSG sI-rnomsna AnutiaSco 10
FRANK Stewsry' ieasenpIu ou'F ''uuus
Rector ,t"' a'' s,siiio
70 Ri. Snu.,r r 20 i7s Pw,v INV =
mr. nts Isl 900. due a, p.r bond $1,000
7I.S-Louis Sussman to Max Wodelbach.
~ qsyer ,s 81, 'uW ,,SS' " "FSrsieSmsvn. %sSoee
- East side.
East of Fl''A ' iiio siin'. .;.1 F'"F'''"'" ana
8 g,. nv: y 70 h ''' . I'm 81 'o u * lis's
81 'Sly '&'r.Idtor ny" Sssus,aeGtier. 81 farS
Row ...................,..S $4,000
West side.
yves, Of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth
,,n az :, ,s.x,oo-
"UU,cSs"y souInn 70 Rob.r, r ~Rurkhatd,.
ar..nasid SJ July ? I yrs. 5 o G.
AN. r q Co lis BWay. 49,, $1,000
VII Ihhl,sn i HaiiSet, to Frederic de p
@ ,ty ySf"9 CO.. ii, Bway' Sec. 900
7sTH ST n 4. 90 e IVES, End az. igxiOs.2
5th az. July I, due as per bond airy,
T q Co. i7s Bway ...........t lo.0 900
lotown.
,N,n,a,,sn t.iand. north Of 10Th st,
-, - 90, "a q, onx,oo IL
llgTH 81, ns-s no, Seminal,
Ernestine wepet n- 49,
~ r. igo,n N,s1 IpS,S 5000
BROADWAY. n . l2S .O,th 81 1ssi;o.
LODI p,enMn'WW w,v 9nnT ansierdsn av.
SANK 49, v.W, .VVsv - "a UyJ.''
Ju'y SNrs AVE- "a 900
VI farK VOW
BRONX.
Borough OF the Bronx
lot as2. man LAconis Park-Rosina
Lara,tu,a a ano to Jacob Margolis, 20
iii,h at July Z. due as per bond
a,,y. q T CO. lr6 Bway $4,000
iaSTH ST. sla f. n =. 1914 = Brook av.
sfxioo-Geo Miriamsoh to Esther Mos
- owIt-.iA-k IL uobQksn, y j. pr mtg
~l5,6oN ~.~ ~. : ny
" Schutt. No church t.......... VI $50
WHITE PLAINS RID : . cor 22lst ~ otN
pou..s, poi,iers, FRANCE. pr mtg $4,000,
.July Q. yr, o c. atty. Geo McCauslsn,
ii PARK ROW. $500
HULL Az. n =. 1855 n . Mood,a"n rI'
?Sxio0-wm X Moore TO Robt w Todd
$40 PARK av. June IS. due Dec ~. 1872
. c. attys. Todd a. - John. 2Ss Br.ad.
way ~.
DITMARS ST. :. 1875 " Main 81 .1NIV't
-Ernes, johnson 10 Frank J Muhlield
sos Crotona Park w, July > que as Pc.
bond: atty. + J Martin, oO' Ere"onn66
aN 800 q $500 800 ,sn.N on ,x,oo :
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~\yIsIIED

."'h au,e ana address 81 lenders at
,.r turneyD
III ~ '2G W. : : $50 " Columbus av.
p. Dee -, isi+-Edw II Reynolds
y. . 4 I'umtnu, G0 W a2d 81; sttyH,
,,' .'"..r. Bai'le n V, ~ Wall ut $4,000
D." Ns - u >9th ~. runs n 9'x W
- 90 ~ Feb %. lss7-Wendolin ]
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SANDS. rAYE-ln pur.uanc. o, an

SANDS. TANL in pursuance OF an
orGer OF Honorable. John r. CohalAn. q
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against Tsyo sands. late OF
tho county of New York. deceased. TO pre-.
the subscriber. at place o! transacting
business. No. 10 Broad Street. IN the cay
october next Dated. New York, the atm
day q March. 1915 oGDEN LIylNGSroN
MILLS. Executor. STETSON, JENNINGS
Broad street Borough of Manhattan, CITY
of New York.
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ROWpOIN JULIA IRVING GRINNELL.
In pursuance ~ an order Of Honorable
OF New York. NOTICE is hereby Eiven 70
all persons having claims against Julia
Irving Grinnell Rovdoin, late OF the County
OF New York, deceased, TO present the
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scribed. at their place OF transact!ng bust
New York, on or before the lat day Of De-
cember next. Dated New York. the stn
DANIEL P KlNGSFORD. Executors
sTETsoN, JENNINGS 4 RUSSELL, At
,orneys for Executors, is Broad Street.
CITY, ~ New York
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

T7TH ST. "a E-Abraham Epstein agt
John Gross, GiZs Gross, Emil Roth n
Hermina Roth, owners and contrac-
AVE- A. 2oo-Edw il scally az, Mil. ~
Srhwah, oWner; Henry T. Schwab. con-
tractor sos 40
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POMROl. MARY EpSA,-ln pursuance
of al order OF Honorable John r. CO.
York. NOTICE IL hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Mary Edna
Pomray, late Of the County OF New York.
deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers AZ their
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York, on or before the nrst day
Of October next Dated, New York the
l7th day OF March, 1915. X. ARTHUR
PoMpoY. HENRY X. roMRoY, Exseu.
tors SATTERLEE CANFIELp 4 STONE.
ATTORNEYS for Executors. 80 Wall street.
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MADISON Az. lt7S--Simor Strunin az,
sam Rosenberg ct AL June 3. 1915. III
l2lST ST, EGG W--Christopher Nally &,
VIM NJ We'll ct al. Feb 3. iSi3....! u
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For northern New England. local show
ers to-day; probably fair 10. morrow mod
crate south to southwest winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy to-
day, probably fair to-morrow light vari-
able winds.
NEW YORK, july 1.-THE pressure con-
tinued high over the middle and south
Atlantic and east Gulf states Yesterday
and low over New England and central
parts OF the country and over most Of the
West.
The centre OF depression from tho lower
Missouri valley moved slightly northeast-
ward attended by showery conditions, and
Temperatures were higher in the south
west. In the southern states and most Of
the Atlantic. States.
In this city the day was fair aud warmer,
cloudy In the afternoon: wind. lisht south
erly; average humidity. 80 p"r cent.
corrected to read TO sea level.
at : A NJ. se.g9. . +. NJ, 20 30
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by tho onlcial thcrm omctcr. is shown
In the anne x,d tAhlp
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
H.. AN IN Pm
HIGH WATER THIS A
AN AN AN
Sandy Hk tov.1sl SIC Hell GateioO3
Low WATER THIS 4
AN AN AN
Sandy Hk 4 IS Gov Is! .l Hell Gate &Ot
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Arrived SUNDAY. July II
S. Rotterdam, 5.33 \ NJ. Rotterdam.
June ~
s. 81 Paul. II a. NJ Liverpool. July ,
:, Du,i degli Abr.lzi, 80; T. NJ Genoa,
June -,
- Montcvilco. T. VI Cidi1. June 80
:, GcorsIC. nos A NJ. Liverpool. June ~
S. phiIaGelphIan, . = NJ saturday, Lon.
don, june -.
:. lie de Ia Reunion. $40 \ NJ Mar.
Sc llrs June j.
- Mora. II p NJ saturday, Huelvs.
June -.
:. Ardnort. 80 4 NJ. AlgIers June a.
- Dalton Hall, 80; \ NJ. Port Talbot,
June -
$ Marurs. $50 p saturday, Grenada.
July ;
;. Berutnd + u Antlla July 5.
S. Algonquin. 80 y NJ. Santo Domingo
City, July 6,
IS Drcihcrscn. ais A NJ. Fron,ers. July :.
s. Anna, $40 4 NJ, sasua. July =
s. Sevadin. = 10 \ NJ. Cri.tobdl. July =
:. Robert II Thompson. : A NJ, Nc.
tauza-. July g.
$ Tcnny son. - \ NJ. Barhado. July 5.
$ Apache. Jacksonville. July :
s. Pawucc. Phliidel phia. july 70
s. Madison Norfolk. July 10
- jamestown. Norfolk July "a
IS CITY of Atlanta. Boston. July 10
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York. southern New
England. New Jersey and Pennsylvania,
partly cloudy. with probably local showers
to-day fair and warmer to-morro~ mod
crate south 10 soutbw est winds.
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MORTGAGES.


with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
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W eNt Side.
yves, Of Fifth av. between Fourteen


tManhattan Island, north "r IIVth ~
18TH ST. n $. ?2S 2 "a Az, 2oxiooll-
Ernestine Weber 4 ano TO Helen schlmr',
$40 r l5sth ST, july =, } yrs. y G.,
atty, l. T CO.. $50 Bway ..., ssOoo
BROADWAY. II :, 1875 goth 81; 2hNi5o-
Robt brennan 10 commonwealth SAVINGS
Bank Of y Y city. 2007 Amsterdam av'
July .. 3 yrs, 8 p c; atty. q II Hyd",
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-26
HAIR AND THE
MARRIAGE MARKET

Too many men have been unpleas-
antly surprised TO find that their
wife's hair which they had so greatly
admired was only a switch or trans
formation. We now know that poor
hair is a confession Of either laziness
or lack of knowledge and that fair
care with sensible means will insure
scalp health and hair beauty. In
washing the hair il is not advisable
10 use a makeshift, but always use a
pre- oaration made for shampooing
only. You can enjoy the best that IS
Known for about three cents a sham
POO by getting a package of canthrox
from your druggist: dissolve a tea
spoonful in a cup of hot water and
your shampoo is ready. After its use
the hair dries rapidly with uniform
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Your hair Will be so fluffy that il will
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-26
MAN IS A PARADOX
SAYS MINISTER
Rev. 7. J. Parsons Tells Factory
Employees That Men Prepare
for Others and Neglect Own
Future Salvation.

"Paradoxical Men" was the subject
used by Rev. T. J. Parsons. pastor Of
the Quincy Street Baptist church.
Monday noon at the Campbell
Paper Box factory TO the employees.
This was the first Of a series of four
meetings that Rev. Parsons Will give
at the factory on the general subject,
Representative Men.
In part he said. The earth is a
great cemetery. Every time man
takes out an insurance policy he con
fesses that he expects 10 die and he
is making preparations for il. Men
will prepare for the future of his
friends when he won't prepare for his
own future after death. Some men
viii sin all Of their life and then want
to die as a righteous man dies We
see people when they die and they
want TO be forgiven OF their sins but
they do not think of this while they
live
Rev. Mr.. Parsons showed the differ
ence between a Christian dying and a
non-Christian dying. Illustrations be
ing given from his own observation.
He said THE barodOxical man. while
he wants To die as a-righteous man
still lives on in wickedness.
More HypOcrites on Outside.
Some people say they don't want
TO join the church and become Christ
ians because there are so many hypo-
critics in the church. There may be
hypocrites in the church but there
are "a much larger number of them
out of the church and there are none
in heaven"
He showed the value of the church
and of "a Christian community saying.
The church makes place better in
many ways First the life of a person
is safer in a church community and
property is much more valuable He
gave a number of illustrations To illus
trate this point.
THE Relation of the Church to the
Working Man" was the theme that
Rev John S. Burns. pastor of Trinity
Presbyterian church, spoke upon at
the George Cutter Co. factory to the
employees.
THE church people feel that the
labOring man thinks that it is not
doing its part towards him when in
fact the labOring man is the identical
man that the minister and members
of the church want in the church.
I'm the past the man that labOrs
was not treated as he is at the pres