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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
BUYERS FOUND FOR
FLATS And PLOTS
Small Investors Take Inexpen-
sive Properties in Manhat-
tan and The Bronx.
$500. 900 BROADWAY FLAT

Sales Of half dozen mats and build
% nlots in Manhattan and The Bronx.
spna O, plans FOR two uptown apartment
hou,ss one on Broadway. to cost $780,
40. and the leasing Of considerable
.noun, OF space for business purposes
Included the activity Of the real estate
market yesterday. The sales branch
and the leasing branch were without
.,eclal feature. No property Of unusual
value was sold, nor was there buying ia
,nv new section. Leasing was confined
70 parts OF buildings without any
ro,sble removals announced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
ENLARGE GREELEY EXCHANGE.

The New York Telephone Company
plans to enlarge the Greeley exchange
at ll5 West Thirty-eighth street. Tho
seven story exchange building IL to DO
raised TO height OF thirteen stories,
Plans for the proposed addition have
been prepared by Mckenzie, Voorhees, n
Gemlin The present structure has q
frontage Of sixty feet and depth Of
100 feet and adioins the Knickerbocker
Theatre at the Broadway corner Com
tract for tho improv ement has been
awarded to the u. II. Paul Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
NURSES. CLUBS NEW HOME.

St. Luke's Nurses Club has leased
for term Of years through Pease X
Gilman the Wyckoff estate property at
50 Eas; Tiftyhfth street. 1t con-
sis.s of four story and basement
dwelling Adjoining the southeast corner
of Madison avenue The club is now
housed at IS East Thirtieth street.
The Duross Company has leased for
the estate Of L. II. keahon 546 West
Fifteenth street. 4 three story and base
ment house. to Patrick and Nora Cur
tain.
Slawson & Hobbs have rented Tor w.
+. ID. stokes To Mrs. T.. Hale the four
story dwelling a; ei2 West Seventy-slxth
street the four story dwelling at 1913
West Seventy-second street for Charles
4. Miller to j T. Melville.
The Houghton Company has leased TO
Capt. W. Gustavc Oswald me four story
and ba.ement dwelling Al West
Eighty-third street for a term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

LONDON MARKETS DULL.
Dealings Limited In Anticipation
OF Extra Holiday.

IoNDoS, ApIl 3O--The markets 20
day were dull, r anticipation ot the
extra holiday. lus American depart
mcnt followed tho lead on your sdt,
but dealings were limited.
Git edged securities Wcro hrn ana
home rails showci 40 signs OF weakness
Mines and oils we're irregular Tltrr
was practically nothing done elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
1 900 SEAT pASSAIC THEATRE,

rAssAlC. y. J., Aprll 80 Alexander
NJ Taylor and Harry Nj HccAt VIII
erect a thea'r" this spring which viii
have seating capacity II 1000 and
viii cost in tho neiGhuoyhood Of $780,
OVV, including value of the land. II will
he erected on the site OF the Gardcu
Theatre. Lexington aud Main avenues.
and VIII ru1 through to Elm street, 4
distance or about go feet. The theatre
Win be- one OF the largest iu New Jcr-
sey Plans for the theatre are now be-
.uE completed los Ahram rrriSNrl an
arch tp,t OF this C.tv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
WOMAN TAKES y. j. HOTEL.

Mrs. Anita Duchastel VI Vancouver.
y. C.. leased yesterday the Monmouth
Beach Club House and the Monmouth
Beach swimming Pool. together with
the garage. stables and o,ner buildings
comprised in the Monmouth Beach CLUB
House property NJ Monmouth Beach, to
Mrs. Muriel Spencer Stoaler. The
owner and the lessee expect TO spend
considerable sums In improving the
nrnInI .Es.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

STu Az. iosI--Hanover Mtg Co 70 Now
Netherland Bond Mtg Co. ~ Wall 81
SANE nsiiE raor sf " 10 Metropols%
Trust Co. ~ Wall ri: atty. same. 800
aoTH 81. n =. i25 9Th av, a5xss 3
j Levy and ano. cxrs. 50 " 7iih st
atty. T q CO. l76 Bway $4,000
s+TH ST. =. 1875 I'd ov 25.Sxlo2 80
prinEle, stephen y, to Lawyers Mtg 20.
80 Liberty st. atty. q CO, l!e
DoWSrNq ST. li-Ra6en.ieln. Albert 5,
to Leo Rubenstein, 5G5 W lS2d at; atty,
Luhetkin ~ PARK Row. ........... 4
eGTH ST. 2o6 w-Lewhenwii Co to Geo u
Williams. ~ irving pl; attys. Meier 4
i2aD ,sT. sas E-Ror.ixnal Vim NJ 70
Barbara wRekerhasSn, ~ Lee. y j..
atty. 3 Is Pollak. 90 park Row. 81
guson Bros a rcrshay, los Z to,h -:
iosTn i' 81. a. %.Tar Ms Loan ''i ans
Trust Co to Hannah V G Bassett, 1S1
" 7ath st; atty, Richd Kelly. 2ss
io5TH sr. 2sg w-B,.sett. Hannah v {.
to sarah F9rnsid. "a W '2d IT; atty;
ssTu s'r' I22 E--steinhon. Hy {, to WIN
naacsss. lei 18th st: atty. u kahc.,
AVE A. i,ii-scully. John II. to John
kornick 1851 Av a; atty. Thos Tapek
rHGMpsoN sT. so.s..t,'i,ii,en,s, invs,,,Hp
60 to BRONX Investment CO. leo Bway /.
atty. Merrill 4 X, 100 Bway .....si00
.D Az. = y cor il5th ~. :2xs0--Brooklyn
Trust 90. eNr, to Kate A Young, soi "
1920 81 atty. Cullen A u. III Monta-
gngst brooklyn .blpvv
'' brire. 40 10 .am nIes n'S,
sahr 49,. 49,. .'.... ....., tlh,o"h
SYST ST, >. 2si @ Columbus aN, s5xlO- z
lrrcs-Oryis. Edwin W. 81 a.. ears. to
sarah NJ OrNis. $50 PARK av. atty, VIM
A Boyd, Rector ST ................ 81
is-D sr. :, as " eth av, SoN9e.li-
lImes. Mary to Frcdk FeuerbacA. 500
J. s,ih st: atty. John { Hoenninger )
GENITAL MARKET PL. Post. Ed
nund D. and ano. 30 Tie Guar a Trust
80. Nv BNay ...'s.....s...... N'opp
SPRING ST 4i-lless. Selmar. 20 Dry
Dock savings lnstn; atty, NJ Tichenor.
~ iLIk How ....,..s..........tl h.0no
37TH ST. az w--H.insheimer Alfred NJ.
20 Emigralt Ind Saw Bank. 81 cham bcrs
81 ATTY. Edw Mcclure. 81 Chamber.
- '.s''s .''.fsts '..s's'.r' sla,'V1
Bronx.
BENENsoN REALTY 60 20 wiiiam
WERNER. CHRISTIAN II. to Magdal.nl
Et..n"n .s...''. e.
kpckLAND REALTY co TO L : savings
% o . . .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pubiic Offerings Yesterday In Nnn-
haitian and The bronx.
lat "a vEsEY STREET J
Ev Joseph 7. pay.

18th ST. 49, TO $50 f. n ~ 100 " "a 1v.
l0Oyioof four : ETY. 'nuts-Wm Bur
roughs avt Ambrose Realty 60 81 al (.
due. Siii75.e'i taxes &c sF'".eo' ad-
iourncd sne die.
18th sT, s:a-s?2 J., n 200 " "a ay.
--Mufull Life l1s 60 ag' Jos Doelgcr
=; al. dun. sGis 0S.C.. taxes. sc. $3.50 ,
adjourned sine die.
I2OTH ST III ". :. $50 W Lenox az.
II - Chapman ct al due. si5lISoi:
taX.s. Sc. N;;.Ga. 10 the plainun for
70. ~ 81. aoa r. ns rs 81 az, s5x
iV1il. . sly ha; and stra--Katharina
Ronif-r, eAfry. agt Mori'z We'll 81 al
plaintiff Tor sIs o0o.
lat 3.os THIRD AVENUE
Bv Joseph J. Day.
FREMONT Az. lfs7. cor 81. laurence
av. runs n 20 Tacoma = 'aNeJS43 Sx5s
= n Doollng bgt W Riley 81 all
duo. s...tC.oG. taxes, &c. >ISl ~. 10 the
p'uintin for SCOOP.
kATONAH Az. " cor 2'tth -, locN
IOs vacsp;---iIarry LippmHnu ", Josie
BeNcus e: al. dur, tluvI.0l. thScs, &C,
tSpi.oN; - the p.a.ni!m for s.'0VO
pIACkNpck Az. slat. s. @%o cast.
HIl AZ .iXIOo--I.ouis DicoO.d. eNr. ae'
T. : Wolfrath ~ a., due, sl,st5- 80
taNes. a., s-3l.is, to the plaintiff ior
wickHAM Az. s. zoo TI!lo;son sv
l5ex.oS--l II pierce. .Nirx az:
Dupun. ., al. due s2.3lC.7h. taxes &c,
,2t3 80 The plaintiff ior $1,000.
By ). II Mayors
pAECR Az s. 80 n penae,d av, 5oS
!,64--u Pucnnafer agt Y J shs.k q
a.. due si.lit.tl. irSes. 80, S4OO. y
the p.airuh 10Y 'ii'J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
FARMERS LOAN 70 SPRUCE Ur.

Plans have been filed by Clinton &
Russell, architects. for making aitera-
tons 10 the Fifth avenue branch of
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
at the southeast corner of Fifth avenue
ana Forty-ilrSt street. The plans call
for n new front at the first and second
stories, new mahogany staircase in
the airshaft In the rear and several in
terror changes OF a minor nature. The
cost of making the alterations has been
estimated at 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
S5OO.OOO BROADWAY FLAT.
Axrlrod Files Plans for ~ story
House ~ Ssth Street.

George Fred Pelham, architect for
the Eighty-ninth Construction Corpora
tior. Jacob AXelrod president has
filed plans for the construction OF
twelve story ilreproof apartment
house with stores on the northeast cor
ner OF Broadway and Eighty-eighth
street II will have a facade of brick.
terra Gotta and limestone. with a front
ago OF 1905 feet on broadway by
l64.l feet on the street. The cost has
been estimated at 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
n NI\G IN ASTORIA.

'antore has sold the four story
esht family nlt at 45j Academy street.
astoria, 70 Mss T., X. Anderson for Mr..
AcComek, also two family house at
% HalSey street 20 Frank infande FOR
u Mask!!l q lot on Vernon avenue near
."aham avenue, 25Xl0O, TO J. T.. Ryan
i0g *. f. Anderson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
FLATS on vEnMILYEA AVENUE.

Plans have been filed by the Bend
helm Construction Company, II. Bend
helm president, for the construction Of
a live story Hat OH the north side Of
Nermilyea avenue, $50 feet east Of
Academy street. 1t will have 'front.'
ago Of ~ feet ana a depth of lis feet
George 4 Edward Blum, the architects
have estlmated the cost AT $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

atty, I.eyison. 25s lssth st 1907
7s4--Iiilian Hof to Margt l. Aldrich.
Barrytown. n V. Apl 20, due Mch y.
1915. C; atty. L. T co: iSo
Av. ai2s. n = c isist ct, si.2x
81: also Isl-t NJ. s65 r. n =. t2.i1xs6.7;
also Hornaday st, SOS, -. b0x42-Iiliian
ay. New Rochelle. N Y, Apl 20, instails
spc; atty, l. r 4 T Co. leo Bway"s3,00
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

isrH ST, go to ?2s Wv = Nelson 20
vs. AGO" co"s'r"'''"" CO. owner, ns,
BROADWAY l573--Koster Cabinet Works,
Inc. Va Mitchell u Mark Realty 60,
owner WIN y Va lin, contractor. .lsG
81 LAWRENCE Az i5ls--Maiiett Con.
tracing 4 supply 20, Inc. vs. Nthfa De
Giuseppe. owner, Agostino III Angelo.
contractor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Sl13.i7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
COTTONSEED OIL.

Further tenders of 1000 barrels did
not depress the oil list Tho deliveries
on May contracts thus Ear approximate
q, 600 barrels Crude oil IL firm and
CONSUMING trade shows expansion. The
speculative demand was not active, with
sentiment in outside quarters renain'
ing mixed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
SALE At DONGAN HILLS.

cornelius q. Ko.f has sold for the heirs
" W. w. TaHtord two lots on Liberty
,,ssehue' near Hancock street, Dongan
nHs' staten Island, TO Carmena de
Rosa, who owns the adjoining property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

Nh Alice Whitley Gleason has
ooolsht from James r. Whittle~ey the
,DDll'al residenc" at ~ Lloyd road,
HoAtc'alr y. J. The residence is a line
scAS5mpie OF the New England type OF
o'on'aI architecture. The sale was
soy tat'd BY +. NJ. CIaw!ey a Bros
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

DIVISION ST, I = sir q a fe-s. str
q 20! M +--Geo henncssoy - Rem Gold
iarb. 90 Ee~ EWIy or Division -. .
yrs from May !. 1915 ..-....... g. 20"
BROADWAY. AIS part Q. stute--Micha'i
ponprEv n GnO 90 Hy Guldnerger. j.
W il2th ~. yrs from Nav !, 1915.
attSs. Hirschman ID. .99 Broaa
yTH Az. SO. Al.--Edw V Mona 10 ELw
n sidney Fr.und, $40 W li5th s. =
yrs from May l. 1915 attys, Spite y u,
piiLANSc'EfV ST. 81. a,.-cnristau , Gor,z
% Elias samson. ~ Deian.ey It. : Yrs
IRON, May !. 1919; atty. ~ BOT.
lIr Nassau - .............: .... 80"
Sj'rH ST. 5Ji T., = store & flour. ..l"p
schmidt to Ch~s II Abbotn hnr,s aH.-,
y ), vs. from MAJ J. 1919. a.Ns.
t;uKgruhelmer, | ~ NJ, = Wal t'.. St-u
LEMON Az, tlH, sto!e-J Fred Mtnh"
80 ratuCa cuI.iuaE, Uls l.'.,oA a.. 'i-
from Apr !. i;id. a't', 4 b"rsnar,,.
III Bwsy ...,.... ....''..t' 'I'sov
ARTHUR Az. .3st. storo--pIetro 'inclli
10 Nt,u.a Soyuis a aGo, t1i T. lN'th -,
10 yrs from M1y !, 1915; atty " u
stewart. 1883 81 av .....sl- zoo 10 LOO
SD Az. 1904, north stor.--Nieo W F"hh"l'
20 Maurice Mo,ineauh, $40 simpson ~
yrs from May l. 1914 atty MhIrio .
MolineauN. Gao Simpson II 80, va"
PROSPECT Az, tso, II cor lbfth ST. az
Newport Holding CO. Inc. 10 ton,mu-
niiy Investing 60, Inc, 81. PROSPECT "E'
yrs from Apr 80. 1915. Altys, shasInan
* 4 O. 500 Prospect av .'''..'''lS.o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
H OUSES
FOR THE SUMMER
Long ISLAND.

PRIVATE COTTAGES to lot from $500 ~
$500 per season; also Two large hoard 1e
houses. - TO - rooms each. all In ffst
class condition. IN refined neighborhood.
Cedar Avenue, AfYernH. l.. Inquire
WILLIAM SCHEER. Cedar Avenue, A..
verne, l.. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

st. ssxi7s.ii--,ieo Mccausln to Bronx
Parkway Commission. 100 Bway Apr ss
MoHRis Az. w "" iso.s 81 ism 81 s.,Ss
1907 SHs sn pr 81, ns 10 R% hsa st,s
ct ssihSfSard p4 hsHeS 70 Gus ja%is,
$40. 700. Api 20; atty. Gussis jawi.z. A..s
Clarcmont Parkway. ...........:....h
LoTs is and ~. biz al map sec l. Bath
gate estste-John Zacco to llosina Zaoco,
Apt 5; atty. Frank saporita. NJ; Yer;
Bi S bivD. " =. ioo.i juilianna st,
26.lxiooxe 1x1ooxto 2xz2s TO Newell
av \ e7sii2.Gx5oxii2sxt .sxc?b---cos-
mission. 100 Bway, Apl 40: atty. =
Title Co. ~ Cour; ST Bklyn., .... $780,
LoRII.LARD ST, ses. being LOT ~. map
Walter J VI Donovan and ano 10 Russo
lodice Realty Co. 1854 I.oriliard pl. .Apl
,i ~ atty ST GO. us BT Esy icc $500
Jacobs TO Louis Jacobs. 1876 fth A. =
part. n1xe s:?eOe. Apl Is. a''ys' Hc.n ,ao
ri = y II f. s s:, s.x,oenenr ,'I j.
Hardonbuig to Asscts Liquidation 60. |
l. 18th st. mtse $4,000. Apr 20, s.,ys
i, M!Gs S. r. u as w", narmion az. :;siSe
bank, J. Apr %; atty. @ a T go. CO.
Nv SWAY .ssss''s. - '''' 80. w"
1908 GOWN Hill TO Melville II Beams.
sS Jaroioinon 81. Brooklyn. mtse aoo"
Apr SO; stty. q n T co. i's Hroaa
souTnERS nouihvAKp. .osi. " 5.
37.Gxss.s-Robt J Nooreh"ad TO Bertha
Ki..kcr and ano, sal T. .iist ~, mtg
$4,000, Apr 20. atty. q & co. .id5
pE n%sT Az. being ict 2. mar
Fordham, 50Nio0--Mary + .Dunne and
ano TO Benenson Rlty Co, fol u lbsd
At, Apr ee. atty. T q 4 7 Co. i's BROAD /,
voS HuMBoLDr Az. n 9 cor. ?ei.t st.
iO0x5e--Maggie Scanion TO Patk Grimes,
III Mornlngside az, Oct ~. 1914; any.
q A T co. lis Dway ........,... u
BROOK Az. 5ei-ss. e 5. ts.lixioo--Louis
Jacobs to Jos Jacobs. ISL Greene nv,
Brooklyn, = part, Api 81; at'ys' H1 s,oe
ilS Bway, ....... ''...,oo w"
i3sTH ST. cl+-ls r. =. sexioo-Jos
Jacobs 10 Louis Jacobs, lSiJ ith aN.
:. part. mtg $4,000. Api IS; a,;ys
House. q n v. ilb Bway. ........:: 500
) !. LOT 4is. map unlonport-wm y
stebbins ay, Api ~; attys, Ciockc a
BEAUMONT Az. zoe g 1890 81
ll5xioe-Harold c Knoeppel ref. %
Flora Root, 1868 i3ih ay, BROOKLYN, mtg
$4,000. Api 80; atty, Root iis
INTERvALE Az. iis3. II .. 1907 n 2
lsfth ST .5N irregular-Wesi side CONSTR
co to Henry A keckelssen lsl7 Clinton
aV, Apl 30: atty, Hoeuninger.
"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
thorough OF The Bronx)

CRoTONA Az. 1909. n .. e3xIOo--Edw A
AGk'r rel, to WI w Johnson and an",
REiss ri, !. IN a!v line I",s .. ana ,i? -
map BropNdalo Manor. .79 10 Bronv
BlFd xgs sNh.s. being part lot 20. same
map-city Real Esthle Co 10 Chas Il
HailoGk, 22il Bronx nivd, Apl 20, ATTY,
FAlLE ST. sSG. Is, o,loNlOO--RraIiy A
90 :. i?d st, Api IS; atty. W NJ wech.ler,
BH Al AZ, cor Ia.i It, s,rip
2Sliijxo, ssiil.5--Rob, 4 Mahoncy'
s99 20 , Wm t'9ssn i Gd 80 n'i na nS
iii5-.Wm. r!nsen to Bensnson Really
MoHFGiN ky, asa n cor ISIS, &C.
20 f5rhs, to hon Mor ,o r. Ni e.,
$4,000. Apr 20; atty, l. 7 4 Co, .is5
RYER Az, " :. 47oi burnside av '5 Ss
sS@5 nyer av. Apr i; attys, Baudin 4 /.
''SsiH, ,Ses,iii I e Ra,.6an ',o.irhTilis /
LOTS Ia, s76. Ssi. sss, ass. 40. 81,
go q sSG, map Arden propsrty.Iiarold
TeS Ses'. v '' peT norS F.' Fsb ~ r.
st,ys. De la Mare 4 N. 40 Ns....
1s.hbO
PLOT begins at centre line. between Hew-
ut pl 4 stshbins sv, 500 $ wsstchester
Az iooxaoxioox:o-Geo Johnson 10
FoXvale Rlty Co, 1873 Bway, Apr ~; atty.
ShwEIf Az Isl u Burke ~, ,'iiss Sss
Commission, 100 Bway. Apr 20; atty, n
y T Ins Go, ia5 Bway ..,...,...S 1.l5s
NEWELL. Az. T. 22l . Julianna st, SOS
Apr ?a' atty. same 80; -. SlS.s1S
NEWELL Az, IS, 100 9 Julisnna 1t, 5ox
1is,s--rella Abraham to same. Apr e.;
NEWELL Az. ], aoo7 . Ju,isnns 81.
?osxl26; also Newell Az, 8. aso,s :
same. APR 20; lty, same ..... $40. i02
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
TO ,kr foK Is, slNEss PURPOSES.


STORE TO LET-R-ut cheap; Just reno
waited. yiS Seventh Avenue. Manhattan.
Inquire JASITOR or AGE$r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

Imports Of Merchandise.
The imports OF dry goods and general
merchandise At the port NJ New York for
the week ended April -, compared
with the previous week and the CORE
spending week Of lsli follow;
Week Previous
April "a week 'oli
Dry goods si659,l-6 s.e3O, ~ 'l.to,h.s
Con, lndsg lssi'sVs sO,ctb,bus lIlhb,iSS
Totals s2ot'TSsi s:Sts,asc ssotTs,lls
From JanuFry l.
April ~ Prev, week
pry Roolr....... yi3,0i1,96a Sl,Sss,.af
General mdss a",:95.76s 9,lt77,s6o
Totals. ........S3o3.33I13 S.s. $50. l97
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party of second psrt)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
SPECIAL SALE
.ehiax Help all SIX ca 10
c-sse AZ Chine Waiss. 9of0

Regular prices $500 to $50
Stylish and attractive models Long
sleeves. convertible collars The
seasons most popular -coIors.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-01-07
A Genuine Snap.

For Sale-A 160-acre farm in
Lincoln county, Okla, close to
railroad and close to school. 80
acres is in cultivation, aud bal
auce is in pasture. $50 acres OF
the place can be put into a high
state of cultivation. Balance is
good timber pasture. There is a
good four.Toom house on the
place, a fine barn, chicken house,
smoke house, etc. Well on kit.
chen porch, two good springs,
ore in pasture, and one in stock
lot. There is a lot of fruit on
the place, consisting of peaches,
apples, grapes, berries, etc. Not
very far to cotton gins and good
trading points. This would make
an ideal stock farm The price
is right. If you are looking for
something you can handle, come
in and talk it over.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-01-07
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

The author of this bill attached Juvenile Judge OF eight
years experience a county 1000 inhabitants with five cities
of the second class.
find that the Legislature intended to provide for Wards of the
Juvenile Court in the Original Act of 1905 but forgot to provide
means delegate authority to the Juvenile Judge or any one else
to order such relief
The law now authorizes only Township Trustees and Mayors o.
Cities TO order relief to poor outside the Poor Farm
h Juvenile Judge while loaded by the Legislature with the
enonsbty of caring for Dependent Neglected and Deiu
ouet Children his County has authority to order any ree
% This authority to Commissioners would help some
ut tv are not In session all the time therefore could not order
TIE Immediate relief is necessary when these children are
brohght the Juvenile Court hungry dirty ana
u h sh of the author to have checks drawn this
fund signed or KID by the County superintendent out ne
not always 10 his Office his duties require MN 20 VISIT tns
shoos County (outsde Ces ano Is therefore ke tn'
Commissioners, not always nlhis once. - -.
re County Superintendent made member Of this cOunitts'
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-01-07
Public Sale.

On Tuesday, January IL, al
his farm three miles erst of Bax-
ter, Tom Lee will offer for sale
2 good work horses; 3 good cat
tie, one of them being a fine
Jersey cow, one a Jersey heifer,
fresh, and a fine yearling Jersey
heifer; 7 nice hogs, some farm
tools, hay and a lot of chickens.
W. T. Hartley will be the sales
nan. Sale will be on 10 months
time, notes to draw ten per cent
from date, but a discount of 8
per cent will be allowed for cash.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-01-07
Home Burned.

An item we missed last week
was one about the burning OF
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E..
Wenzel, three miles east Of this
city. The house was discovered
on fire on Saturday night, Dec.
26, by Mr.. Wensel's son, and he
put in a general alarm over the
phone, but the flames spread so
quickly that 1t was practically
impossible to save anything.
The house was totally destroyed,
and about all the contents were
burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel were
away from home on a visit to
some relatives.
There was no insurance.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-01-07
BiIiOuSn0SS and
Constellation Cured.

If you are ever troubled with
biliousness or constipation you
will be interested Ia the state
meut of r. F. Erwin, Peru, Ind.
"A year ago last winter I had an
attack of indigestion followed by
biiousness and constipation. See
ing Chamberlain's Tablets so
highly recommended, / bought a
bottle of them and they helped
me right away" For sale by all
dealers. Adv.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-01-07

for the reason that required to visit schools all the
County and with the objects of this act and he
who should see of subjects Of this five times week.
and not report hem during the school period the intention
of the Juvenile act can be more successfully carried out
good citzens).
AUDITING COMMITTEES.
The intention of the author creating Auditing Committee
was done the interesting from each Sub
Division of the County in this work. expecting Committee
will consist of who mothers or known charity workers
this work without claiming pay further that
they will know all children placed IN homes IN their district and
widowed mothers receiving aid for children kept in their own
home and be ia position report results
the dependent neglected and delinquent children
The members be appointed by the Commissioners
provided with small population and perhaps only
city
The word shall" used in Section of this act is intended
taxaton where the may simply that The
Legislature shifts the responsibility to the shoulders of the County
think that one County should required build up good
citizenship and allow other County to shirk its duty and
haps unload on the County that has,
The levy population rather than valuation
the the greater the population the the
needs OF aG WI" ~ . T e dacOu levy
this County it would produce less than $500 90
residue of each year deducted from the
levy, keeps from ping up useless fund =.
$50 money and this the that the bill does not
say that counties having thousand inhabitants or over
shall levy"
The appropriation provided for Sec made to carry this
work on from May 1915 such tine the August 1915 levy
would available for about February, 1916.
1t intention of the author If this bill is passed. to trv at
next meeting the State Association of Juvenile Judges to
incuca the idea of using this fund the wards of the court
where financial needed by requiring them do
thing relief furnished tow Keep themselves clean and
tidy keep yard alley clean of weeds and rubbish regular
attendance school, etc. and not If the rules not obeyed
by child mother the end that the child will not look
the relief charity for the author firm believer that too
many Charity raised children become hoooes when society taxes
away its support.
1t has been the intention of the author to draw this bill that
h,;idi
machine draft into the work those who likely o
have the knowledge inclination for the work be DONE
build up organization that by their associations thoughts
expressed the meetings provided for will
work plan that will give the desired results
J. H. ELLIS,
Juvenile Judge, Cherokee County, Kansas.