davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
Order OF Publication.

STATED Mi--uiGI
county of llu't
iu fh, 'irruIt ruliiu Root County, Missouri.
Tuth" uriuI,r t,fr. lnorru' \. u. i?l,
jane tutiuu. y IIr NaUurr. Maud Nught,
susan Qua, laur ruupuu, Mary Ian, 1ud
" 1 Ramsey Plaintiffs,
Against
Harry Ramsey, tutTlr, RAMSEY. EIiyt Van
hn'r john kuusrN, sarah Ailrr Ramsay,
Thomas Ramsay, Malrl hsgiu,, iuIii"
,hnnh', llrda i'nwsrL; Charles Giusyy,
Jain'N l,tmNrN lN'hti Ramsey Nll'r RAN;
sry >uphmula l'lnmun, iiunrN Ramsey aud
- Ramsey widow ~ James \, Ram
10y decreased, Defendants,
Nov un tbs :iih dtS ~ August lpli, IN VA
cation ~ the >tiu Court, comes the plHlnil1>
IN uhuyu entitled chusr, h,fur" the under
sgnrd, T. \, iiunhnui, clerk uf said Court, by
lhrit attorney and hl.lh,ir hrill"n herein
Thonas Rams"S, Mnnrl Risgins;, Dolllr
innnk' Linda .m,'y; on.te, n.I,a i,i
scy, sophIunIn Lennon, Henry Ramsey aud
- Ramsey, widow of James Ram
scy, deceased, are al nDn residents az the
state of Missouri that non. ~ said parties
reside within said stat 'uf Missouri. and that
tn. ordinary pro- ssoi law cnnno, h. served
u N therefore ordered by me ~ Clerk
afor, said In vacation, that publication he
made notifying all ~ said non resident de,
against them by petition In the Circuit Court
| Ut Holt County 10 the STATE OF Missouri, the
/ Object and general nature ofwhic Ii u have
q, ' ISUws aeITr,sa % Il,
All ~ the East Half ~ Fractional section
six 90, aud Thirty 1--WE acres IN a strip 81
Nat, , Taa ~ t y; Of ~ ~,
| lion Seven "a all In Township siNty tt'O) nj
Range Thirty'ninc go hnd asking that the
a ssy nma sophfRR msy a. winw n M
| A, Ramsey, decreased, bc adIudsed "a hny,
, no interest In said lands. and that they be cs,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
County Convention.

The annual convention OF the
Christian Churches OF Holt County
will be held at the Christian Church
at Maitland, Tuesday August 3lst.
Among the speakers will be Mr..
Frank Lowe, Jr, Of Kansas City,
Field Secretary OF the Missouri State
Christian Endeavor Union, The fol-
lowing Is the complete program for
the day;
1880 A. M.-Devotional Service.
l0;i5 A. M.---Christian Endeavor
Session, Frank Lowe, IT,, Kansas
City.
1880 A. M.--Solo, Mrs. Weller,
Maitland.
1885 A. M.-Bible School Session,
r. L. Thorp, Tsrkio, Mo.
1915 p. M.-Appointment OF Com.
mittees.
Basket Dinner.
l:30 p. M.-Address by County
President, Alfred o. Kuhn, Mound
City.
l:45P M.-Address by G. A. Lowe,
District Superintendent, Camden
Point, Mo.
Reports from churches. Response
by q representative from each church.
PAS p. M.-Male Quartette.
$50 p. NC. w. b. M. Session
Mrs. M. NJ. Chapman, State worker,
St. Louis, Mo.
$3.50 p. M-Reports Of COMMITTEES.
Adjournment.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
N +. Church. Forcst City.

Rev. ". Y. Campbell. Pastor.
rt,prllu- services, ,rrnuI and fourth sum
days, n q. Co., ana : y. 90.
sunday srhurl, lun. NJ. u ", Ipwks. SUI
pvtIut,uuuut.
Junior i,a'un 80 -, Nj. Mis-, Grace En-
u,r, superintendent
~ruirr League. .. w.GNI,, ir,,ic RAM
sry, president,
choir uuulrr Monday and Tlur,lry rycn-
ing, 'u.r.rrh. Nrs Rosie Ap4ar pianist.
4 Nr'fDt.ut ufI
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, That Letters OF
Administration on the estate OF John u.
Seyfer, deceased, were granted ~ the under
signed on the 10th day OF August, 1915, by
the Probate Court OF Holt County. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them for allowance
TO the Executor. within six months after
date OF said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate and II such
claims be not exhibited within one year from
the date OF the last Insertion Of tho publica-
tion Of this notice. they shall be forever
GEORGE LEHMER, Executor.
This Goth day OF August, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
Y. P. A. Notes.

On next Sunday evening our Y. p.
A. will have an especially interesting
meeting. We will begin promptly at
Z o'clock, and Miss Gladys Nichols
will have charge Of the regular pro.
gram which will continue for only If.
teen or twenty minutes. The meeting
will then be given over to Ralph Fry,
who, as delegate, will give . report OF
the Kansas Conference convention
which has Just been In session at
Lawrence, Kansas.
We will also have special music, and
we expect every member to be present
to enjoy the program. Visitors wei.
come. PRESIDENT.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
The Methodist Episcopal Church.

We were pleased to have q number
OF visitors last Sunday, as we'll as the
week preceding.
There will be prayer meeting Thurs.
day night; choir practice, Friday
night; Sunday school at 8:t5, Sunday
morning, preaching at II a. m. and 3
p. M, and Epworth League at I p. m.
We extend q cordial invitation to all
who do not have other duties to at.
tend these services.
Quarterly Conference.
DIR. G. j. Chase will preside at the
quarterly conference, al Sp. m, Tues.
day, August 81. Let every official
member be sure to be present.
J. w. ANDERSON, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
HARRY m. DUNCAN,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Located In Probate Judges
Office at Court House,
OREGON, MISSOURI.

Remember that we will send you
THE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only $3.50,
price OF THE SENTINEL alone.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
Presbyterian Church. woodviiie.

Rev r. u. iiubcris, Pastor,
Preaching the irst and third. sundays OF
~ each mouth. sabbath school each sunday
Al 10 "a. IA.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27

Christian Church. Fores, City.

IId'r =. {. Eyyuut, Pastor.
Sunday srhuu, tt o. q. tI., every sunday
Preaching uu the uf,t and NINA >uudaysof
each m 'uili rurnius rud evening.
'. &c =. mr'is',cty SUNDAY If =; 10 D. IN.
Al cordially invited 10 attend these ser-
vices,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27

kathryn Reeves Is In Forest City,
visiting her cousins, Lewis, Paul,
Raymond and Donald Shumate.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27

Collector - l,r,,uu, Toward :, T,ttc.
County Treasurer, >riuuru Carson.
llnurdrf ~ deeds. 4, ~ banker,
Commissioner ~ -rhuu.~. Euf \, Rock
runllr Administrators q " uummiu,.
superintendent - lTspr, &. 4. Thurman
surveyor. iuhu n. r"rut.
Assessor. Perry " Ramsey.
Cnrnrr, u. " miller. Mound rliy.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27

anil J. n Post H' ... nr. " NnE
'Tuy
N-.. lIurs r. g...... wu ..I.
...u Jw tI.u4. u tun N-
flashes, went .. sunday .u. WITH
,..w for |Ird,.
w' rr.. ...g..r. .....- If
...tiiytl, .,I ...ud.. ..p.u.u..s.
.I a'.uf, ..I. .ui...Iu BOO, .I.,.
u.. sar. f.Hu GtU..',.
r.. MISC. p....,., and ,,lr,a
l......., ., ~, r...... nv. hmm.
......,..t. .t'..r ut.... ,,., aunt
.i...i.S.tt.. ari.Ut.,
r. 90 ...... ID,
... .....l......, ..'......,.
...' .............. ....... .. T.,
.,
... a,
..
...
..
DID,.
.
f| wv.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27
For Sale.

A farm OF 1891 acres, one mile east
OF Oregon, for q short time only.
HENRY ADOLPH,
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27

Homemade soap cans In pints,
quarts and three pints, at the Variety
Store.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-27

Ilrl ,iy's oregon.
J 4 ru1,,u. Nwru Ciy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers and tssianment..-June 10. Serst- L..
Hams. bet. Blu. TO Goth pct. designation as act
Ing Diet serg "a grade. revoked Ptlmn. w. F..
J. Sullivan. i2d pct 10 r. h. II squad. assigned
to motorcycle duty as messenger: NJ j. Kelly.
li9th pct, to sth l. D.; J. F. Mcdonald. b. b.
II. squad to 27sth pct, assignment to duty in
Special Squad No. discontinued. Diet. Bur.
to pets. indicated. designation as acting det.
sergts.. % grade revoked. T. J. Weber 26th II VI.
Van Colt. l43d. T F. Phelan. 29th: j. Mcmahon,
1871 tMutusl-.Iune TO- P,mn. ]. II. Bailey. 62d
~ o9th. assigned 70 mounted duty J. =. Monahan.
seth - e2d assignment 10 mounted duty discon-
tinued.
Temporary Assignments Serg,s. J. ". England
jr. Glsi pct 10 Oct Bur. days June 8: D.
leblanc Bridge pct. 70 p p r. Squad. duty IN
Bur Of iufounation. DAYS. June Q. Ptlmn l. 7.
Nta.,chall. I'd pct. 10 c. O. duty In map room. Of
See ~ Chief Inspector. 20 days. June II &. Ter
hume 10Th nt 10 bet. Bur. 30 DAYS. June 8
Assignment Discontinued -Ptlmn. d. F. eastman.
3lst pct. 10 bet Bur. June :.
Leaves (no psyl-P yon der schmidt jr. 27th
pct J day June -. W. H. Cannon. Goth pct. ;
0a}s. June lS u lana. 1924 pct ds>s. July
,,, a o. L9'd l 10. Hrt; day June 6; A G.
Sick Report rull payl-Ptlmn. l.: RsfsEy.. SSH
"-t.. May %. 70 NAV 20 = Hughes Traric
fc Division. March y 20 NAV IS.
Restored 10 DUty.-Ptlmn. ! Deylin. 18th. June 3
Resignation. Probationary Ptlmn. W Miller
Trfiunr school June >.
DlsTlsscd .-ptlmn. l. GambGrdrlla goth June
tc srg's wat' while attached 10 bet Rure'ul.
apurogee INC application for full pay while on sick
report n Ptlmn G. A. Green. 18Th pct. is amend
cd 90 read G. A. Stern.
EWoraiion.-So much n Par 3 s o No. 100.
Pei. m q; Il. VI. Squad. with assignment 90 motor
cycle duty ae messenger. g revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10

Drug tubes, tinfoil. old shoes and
clothes and many other dilapidated and
ancient necessities are paving the
financial way at 81 Greene Street for
the hundreds of thousands of Jews VINO
will be driven by need to the shores
of this country at the end of the war.
No. 81 Greene Street is six story
building. Behind an improvlsed desk
sit two Jewish millionaires who nave
retired from business for the speclhc
purpose of devoting their time ehort
and money to taking care Of the poor
of greater New York and TO paving the
way for the coming Of moneyless jew
ish immigrants. They are Nathan
Lamport. president of the Lamport
Realty Company, and Max Loewenthal'
president Of the United States Re-
claiming Company.
Thousands of bags full Of discarded
clothing and implements are sent TO
them every day. The department
stores of this city have volunteered TO
cooperate. at the suggestion of Percy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS

bANNIs JORDAN COMPANY. publisher of the
Wiuers' Bulletin" at s. Union Square last. fled
petition. Isbniues. sl2les. and assets consist
IN. Of accounts SEQ nine copyrights. subscription
aud mailing st ~ the magazine values ilii'.N.
Among the creditors are John B wentworth. % "
irsus and legai services. Homer tfny. sl.J'l. men
A.jsou Press. $1,000 and Ms H. b S4hss'e''
TRANZEL BROS wholesale and retail dealers
IA chickens aud poultry. a. 81 1onpAis ~ feu-
Ia nled bf samuel Werucr Inc. &-st. George
G. Brown Si5i and louis Schwan sl,-'o.
Juigr Hand appointed John l. Little receiver.
Assets are estiinsied At s. 500 -
LEWIS kAPLAN. dealer IN men Iuinlshin :
Fan silver petition rled BY Nose.S 60
Se56 " II culver. ;2i7. and Alfred 4 WOOD
HosE PROVISION COMPANY. n 10 suffolk 81.
l., fifinn Nied by David Elkini $500 Max Demlan.
SO and sam klAhr So II Vas ALLEGED hat the
l. KAHNER a sou lazarus aud Milton l.
n ihnerl formerly manufacturers Of ciGsfs al *
petition Hsbiities, ,l2.Sos and asses. $3.50,
sosisinr Of stock g. 900. Labels, etc. 81, $50 and
accounts $3.50. The largest creditor s Mtrke a
hEi,NiAN l. STERN. halter At 80 = Houston
n MED petii0n Liabilities. H..2e. and ssses
81. realized fran sale ~ stock and ntiufef
SAM HRANEs. butcher. 81 III EaS lo'tn 81
nIed PETITION. Liabilities. t20so, 10 two CREDITORS
and assets 81 g2j IN accounts -,
JACOB W BINDER Of 20 ftfth aE.. MED Peu
ton Liabilities 2.esl and nominal ASSES. teeo
claim against the Didaphohe 'onPsD Ut H"''
lea for salary.
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES
TILE CUMBERLAND SILK CO. Of 49, feHtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
Prom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. June 3.


Man, EDWIN 7. COLE retired. detailed protss-
sor of military science and tactics d. MSsa; III
Major WILLIAM J. GLASGOW, jth Cav:; ir TFo n.
RILEY July 70 gr0per station ap ,sssned In
IL rom duty with organized militia OF yer
mont Juy l. and on expiration Of leaYe OF 40
srnce granted him Join company to "hich I've
r, may Lieut. pc SHELDON W ANDIG inf. assigned
2sth inf % take sreft Igy "a d.n,. SURG from
ch rniIRpJI9gs sEPH NJ KANGLEY. Coast Art from
coast defences Of Manila and suo'c 0A''' WV
Following scns dental surgeons from pps ,, s9scd
s .vd sent sail foF PHILIPPINES D9S T.
MOORE IT, Toten:. sAMrEk, r ! RA !, R.I.
\ Ro6piG sR,s CTARlETT n 6AISlE3E f. Sin
P P2RTkY F F., Wiis@. ETGEHE N ,IHH 7;
rdiHmb,is Barracks. CLAuDIrS g. BAhbh' ~
Ac'ns Dental surs DONALD f % BE- FAT hss
tcrinsn General Hospital Presldlo OF H4' ri"'
cisco FOR temporary duty; &C. ,,ovl,r WILL
A9 IRNn A. sci IEFs MORTIMER sAN S.sEFs
REMAINS {. WAKEFIELD and LEsIEh T.
0GG. ron PHILIPPINES, S,Prt =; 70 sr ~, r.
Acting Dental SurSs CHAKLhs 1 ~ dniie, 70
home S and report by telegraph to surg Gen 'of
snnul@oal o. So" JAC6B T. wYkE. Coast Art.
Leaves Of anse nyo reief from present duties: Ser
l"G n T3e1t BERNARD n. PEYToN. ls Fed
f,yo months on sIIi'ai ." - 100
hn,tt,> I'M ord Dept assigned to 5th rield
AZ es1e Ju,s eo' b iTo Ho3h' inH ' Ned de
LON 'u' ,,,o months. Acting Dental Surss-
cHRRLEs R sEELY jr ;,,, and L LIAM MAJ q
CADY. three mouths ON arCtsi no, - I,,iy
WiI IA DwiGHr = AULIMAN. 9Th Field Art
tro months from June H.
NAVY.
t,vApP detained Naval EKsminirs
az I'll Washington June Il 10 commandahI
nay yard. lmlaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
Millionaires Quit Business
For Jewish Reclamation Work

S. Straus. head Of Macy g. Co. Inc
movement, it is expected. will become
countrywide.
The appeal has been made to more
than 1000 Jewish householders' all
sisterhoods. temples and orthodox con-
gregations. high schools. camps, lodges
manufacturers. automobile owners, de-
partment stores, importers, doctors
LAWYERS and to all professional men TO
save old clothing and utensils Tor
which there is little or no further use;
"a new sanitary cotton bag is at all
times left at the homes when coilec,
tions are made of the filled bag said
Mr. Loewenthal "The idea originated
in Germany. Such concerns as the
Standard Oil Company have been earn
ing their dividends because they util-
lied their waste materials. What MI
Lamport and are doing now is simply
applying business methods to charity
work.
at is expected that within a short
time the United Hebrew Charities VIII
have the largest wholesale second hand
establishment in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Lieut.. NJ MILNE. detached command Prairie
naval hospital Washington. -
chief Gunner @. ID. sTILLsoN. TO navy yard. \.
CHIEF ear Caypt en- F. W WHITE. detached Rhode
Island: TO Kentucky. .l, $4,000, 49,.
Chief Carpenter W r. HARDING. detached navy
cB ystu Carpenter s.a IFRANK SMITH detached nav
yard. Portsmouth TO Rhods Island d.,,b.d c.o,.
gls: TO navy yard. philadelphia o,. .
Chief Carpenter CHARLES THOMPSON. to navy
yard. Portsmouth.
MARINE CORPS
Capt SETH WILLIAMS. acting O NJ. detached
Capt. PRANK HALFORD. acting O. NJ. detached
headquarters marine corps: TO marine barracks
Cart r'a G. K. sANDERsoN. acting o NJ detached
marine barracks. Philadelphia; TO headquarters
First Lieut.. II. q BARTLETT. detached 10th Co.
10 sd Co. lst Brigade: Philadelphia.
First Lieut.. +. H. BRAINARD. detached 93d Co.
Following mid,hlpmen detached Naval Academy
report 20 major general commSndsnt July 9:
EhwH HTHfLk h L + RE r Ho9D br VALE E
DE WITT PECK A.; r. HOWARD; r r.
WRIGHT. q. L. oNEuL. r. NJ. BURsTAN.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
June 7-syrh. at Washington: Delaware. a, Nor
June s-Ch.uneey. at Jolopl: Iroquols. at Mare
Jana: Eagle; At Cape Haytlen: Neptune at Nor
folA yard. Prairie al y. y. yard.
SAILED
June Wheeling Vera Cruz for TuIpam Della
ware Hampton Roads Tor Norfolk yard: Denver.
san Diego for ManZanillo
June Prairie. Nevpor, TO- y. Y: Patapsco Nor
folk IN sea Jason. Hampton Roads for Lambert
Po.nt. Hull Hopkins and Lawrence. San Pedro
Ter san Diego. Leondas survey grounds FOR
Crisiohal. Neptune. Hampton Roads for Norfolk
yard Rocket. Norfolk Tor Indian Head. Chatta
uooga san Francisco FOR Sen Diego
North Dakota a. Hampton Roads. ordered 10
Philadelphia yard. To- be placed IN reserve.
Kanawha PLACED I'm service al nav yard. Mare
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
FIRE RECORD.

500 Jackson av. NJ Nsrle: slight
TO 40 NadiSo sY.. - RatheuheTg slight
5;2)-l24.A3S e. l9th ST: American Carbou.c Gas
o:4f-s27 T. 18th St. Nlrs. Friedman: irinng
J n .00-274 Tenth AZ: Cohen: 80
'.'"----s ! l2s'h II u. Klein: 800.
II .OT-llO East I'D 81; $. Isaacs: irhirs.
II $3.50 Hudson St. wagon Empire Gaming Co
no damage.
ll.ro-Gl9 C,udwell at: A. Weinberg. slight.
y "
= ...''7'1 waehinrton sv S Rocof slight
li0-sl7 Caldwell sv.: J. Cellar: trihing
a--fsi Prospect av unknown: none
a.7n-"il T. Goth 81 G. Lehman. trihing
<'n"-9fi SimVson ~ T. AVclrnd trifng
5.j0-Brooklyn end OF the Brooklyn Bridge. Bridge
department. trifinG
f.G0.-l+7 T.. 4th st. Dinner. trihing
l5-l36th st. and Cypress unknown. trihing.
G:5O-622 and G24 Broadway; Frankenthaler 4
F-sut s. 600
-0O-273j Third az. { Coleman: trflng
: 25-523 f. 9th ST. A. Eiser: trininr
sci" structure. opposite $50 Bowery iriins
. $50 w 33d ST.. American Express Co: IN
known.
9.35-G3 r. l0lst ST.. : Mocan; trifng
N 00-96 Fulton St. Silver Stationery Co. trihng.
lOlO-iST Hudson 81. !. Doyle. trining.
IO.2i-l42 W 26th ~. unknown. trihing
10 .35-ll32 81 ar.. Hudson Hat Co tnfinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

OBS Telegraph 90 The tribune
Arr. J1,e 9--Iroorooratous filed with ths
s,asI1 e s,sis to-day
RFsn Realty Co.. Manhattan: $4,000. Joseph
? ca. Manhassst ". x. Craze. Westbury, J.
F.tIr Ans-issn Importing Co Manhattan
IW. DsU4 DAVIS. 5a East OH ST. Abr Frank
o. Al. Ruben .eir. \. Y.
! B Th1nss Co. Manhattan; general adver-
sII s. 900. Myrtle s. Thomas All ksaA Il.
f,--is Narsroasrs Henry T. Hordge. y. Y.
Csr,ili sac, g.. Manhattan; seneral franc
9 us,s. $1,000. Joseph g. Lsino. g West 42d
santt y Robson and VI. Anton. y. !.
lu,seTo Ma. -''1l. -.siauralts , poV Al
tfl ~lirni ID West 8etl g.. y. Y. Frank
2 ogis Yolk,rs Rudolph Bouuous. y. y.
Kc5M Hat Moihs Manhattan. s. 900; Vincent
a-l1h a. Btlk 3, y. Y; william WF'nes
EE5 Dr,,is,s queens. Ice and refrigeration ;
w. Fo-sao Dfe'ls. aud Harry DreyiIss.
zi-rs hmB Herr s. y.
90, q 1oAah smith. BROOKLYN ieaiJ' sl5O'
q As's 2. tlop.s' sound Reach So.il,. =.
eu-F p Smith END Josephine G. Knapp. Brook
y he gn street Corp. Manhattan: realty ;
6.rr P Mea,-re ami Nelson D. Grimm. X. J.
CgAt Development Co. Mount Vernon, realty
! -. Lnc1in Pierce $40 West jsth ST.. sarah !.
hsE n r. Walter * Cooley Pelham Heights
Fi1alt Co. Hampstead. realty. 5000. MaflAus
Wet % Pau-tio s.. BROOKLYN; u Malcolm
esN Fu Ro-t-wu Clar-s ". Nash. Flush e.
Rgf Pirlo Suit CO.. Manhattan: 5000. Bar
= lsziis go East 18th ST.. y. y. Max Le-
IRA william Lcuffes y y.
syaasa Blum a. Manhattan. clothing 500. q
AZ. Hocilmaa 31s IAN s.. Brooklyn. Samuel
ia FzElif B.um s. y.
b.1- Naider Garage. Brooklyn. $50 Oc0; otto
sisr tsi DeEfas st.. ". J. Madden. h. {.
flOid Bf0okbn
H'.ia IA Co. Manhattan: $40 900. bohn Car
= Bors'd y , W. p Buchler. J. b. hal-
a. y
nlE Auto Sea, Co Manhattan. 5000. nor
r. l5nl g. Wes, sth A.. y y. Christina
! ralR. New Rochelle. Frederick A. Phillips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10

When Mrs. Da Cana married the
Brazilian Ambassador she was the
widow of Arthur II. Hearn. son of
George A. Hearn, the drygoods mer-
chant. Volck. her son by a prior mar
riaec. wed Miss Elise Holmes on Oc-
tober 3, 1910. The ambassador gave
him a wedding present of $4,000, from
which he was to have $4,000 n year.
That fund has been spent, it is said.
The couple have another child, Nor
ris, jr., who is said to be in the care
of Nine. Da Cana.
Volck the latter part of April insert
ed in a newspaper an advertisement
to the effect that he would be respon-
sible thereafter for his own debts only.
Neither husband nor wife would fur
nish any explanation of this notice, but
it was learned that Volck had gone to
live at the Hotel Biltmore with Gus
tave Touchard, his brother-in-law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
GATE BANK RULES
40 II0|oPTED BY BOARD
o,oht to Treat Each APP
Wiz ssIication on Its Merits
Reserved.
vOo.OOO CAPITAL
ASKED IN CITIES
..rrs Can Invest Only in
W. osns on Real Estate and
Mortgages.

,.-,or. June 9. RULES TO gov
membership Of state banks and
~ ~ .,-n,nies in tho Federal Reserve
a',' y. ~ vfr, made public to-day by the
81 a. Reserve BOARD. In announcing
- ..cslsrors, under which the right
~ ...,red to exercise Judgment and
-, in idering each indi-
a,.,l Application, tho board said;
w., -. regulations make eligible banks
ms, companies incorporated IN
=. .,,,. laws. having paid up capital
...noo in towns Of 5000 or less.
~ !, towns Of from 5000 to g.
~. 100000 in towns Of from 5000 to
~. and in 100000 in cities of more
- mnoO. such banks will be al
-, "a ask for reserve bank stock
=. amount OF per cent Of their
..l and surplus Then the appli-
-, would be investigated by
H'ol WV
--;,,ss consisting Of the district
S.l,,,l Reserve agent. the governor
-, Reserve Bank and director
=. Reserve Bank, whose recon-
.,s,,ion would be submitted to the
r.:,rsl Reserve Board.
(, ,,,,inc on the application. the
,r.,-;ro poirts will be especially
r,adsred: ,,.:. e .ho an
-. bsnk or trus, company and the
rI.,,y,l character Of its management.
e'.TIs.ber the nature Of the powers
...,,;,s5 bv the bank and its charter
.,.Tisio1s are consistent with the
.,,,sr conduct Of the business OF
ling and membership in the Fed
r,l Reserve BanS
swbstber the laws Of the state IN
,,i,s The applying bank IS located con-
~, ,,ovis;ons likely 20 interfere with
=. 1-onsr regulation and supervision
n member banks.
/, ;ssuing a certificate Of approval
-, bosrd reserves the right TO impose
~, y. ,ordjtions cas- will insure compli-
,,.s NTH the Federal Reserve act and
~ POPULATIONS" state banks entering
~ srs,sm will he allowed to invest
s-,lv IN loans on real estate and mort
,,-s, Of character and 20 an extent
Viieh. considering the nature OF lts
F,hili,ss. will not impair its liquid
,.,5iton." and "-hall maintain such
,-prwemerts and changes in its bank
~ practice as may have been speciti-
AIN required Of il by the Federal Re
vrys Beard as a condition Of its ad-
MISSION"
Loans BY q bank on its own stock or
na single borrower will be limited 10
10 BET cent Of its capital and surplus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10

Mooney went before Justice Green
baum and without much formality got
his writ of habeas corpus. The justice
promised 70 remain in his chambers
untit O'Clock TO hear the case. and
said that after that hour he would be
ready to hear argument on the writ at
his own home.
In the mean time Volck, having
respite from the telephone attack of
the besiegers. thought matters over.
The result Of his cogitation was con-
tanned in a message. which Mrs. Nolck
tclephoned her father. Her husband
had decided that discretion was better
than the law and had left the apart
ment. Thercupon Mr.. Holmes: lawyers
detectives and others, who had plans 70
batter down the door of the Volck cita-
del if necessary to serve the writ'
fastened 70 the house and there was
a happy meeting.