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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20

The lncas Realty Company, composed
of interests Identified with the Postal
Life Insurance Company. will take over
the following properties, owned by the
insurance company The eleven story
and tho ten story store and loft build
!ngs AT $40 TO 53S Broadway. covering
a plot . G3xl25ox irregular. Mt the
northeast corner of Spring street six
story apartment house known as the
st. .Iohy, covering "A plot %0GxlO0.ll. NJ
81 Yves, ll2th street. The lncas Realty
Company vas formed about two years
ago to liauidatc all surplus realty OF the
Postal Life as called for by the In
suraHce law.
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PLArTEN NAMES COMMITTEE.
To Represent Common hold
ers of Mercantile Marine.

The personnel OF the common stock
holders protective committee OF the In
ternational Mercantile Marine Company
was announced yesterday by John w.
Plattcn. president OF the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company. Who Ia
chairman OF the committee,
The other members OF the committed
are Lewis l. Clarke. president OF the
American Exchange National Bank
Donald q Geddes OF Clark Dodge ON
pany A II. :. Post, president OF tho
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Of Baltimore Stacy e. Richmond OF
Winslow, Lan!er a. Co. and W {. Van
Antwerp of Van Antwerp, Bishop 4 Co.
Alfred \. Cook will act as counsel for
the committee and Chauncey ii. Muir
phey as secretary. The United States
Mortgage and Trust Company will b
the depository.
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MORE FLATS FOR BROOKLYN.

Cantor 4 Dorfman have filed plans for
ten three story flats and stores 10 cover
the east front on FffteAnth venue, from
Forty-third to Forty-fourth street. They
will he erected at a cos OF $4,000 by
the Sherman Holding Company. The
same architects are preparing plans for
fourteen private brick residences on both
sides OF a new private street which will
he cut through the plot 23Ox14O feet on
the north side Of Martense street. 100
feet east OF Flatbush avenue. ny the
Charles Goell Construction Company.
They will cost $4,000.
ShamIsan & Shampan have prepared
plans for five three story apartments.
lo3x3l feet. for the south sid of Kings
Highway. CO feet north of East Thir-
teenth street, for the Worcestershire
Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20

r. Stevens. tThe author. Carson City.
Nevada
ford Mcleod. tH ". Huehsch.I
"ono WAY Of Love" Cuthbert wright.
(Brentzuo's)
A. j. Frucn. ~ y. Dutton and ompany }
The hoy scouts year Book " Edited
by Walter =. Mcclure and Franklin X
Matthews. IAppi,tons
The Construction ~ me Panama Ca
nal" william l.. Sibert and John +.
stevens. tAppletonsD
Forty Years in n%tinop,e" air
Edwin Pears. ,ApplstonsD
Medieval Church NAul,ing" Clarence
Ward. tPrince,on University Press, Prince
ton, N. ~
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

IS2D ST. b2s to $40 w-Otis Elevator CO
sst Edythc c Hanokel ct al. Mar q,
SAME PRopERTy-Ad.m Hapr.i. inc.
sgt came. Mar 10. 1918. ...... $4,000 Al
Hath ST. AZ W-Jacob Lazy d Bro, Inc,
Agt chss II Parmiy ct al. Nov. .,
issp ST. G!s to $40 w-John p Kane CO
aKt. Edythe c Hanckcl ct al. Mar 20,
....ss .ssss . tfiJsoV
SAME PRoPERTY-Lenox Land 4 0rsvel
GO. Agt same. Mar 25, 1915 go. Si05.so
18TH ST. goa W-Greenlcld & Hecht Co,
Inc. aGt Geo G Ensel ct al. Oct 20,
STH ST. SEA E--Bernard fucker set Lena
DIVISION ST. 10 to is-Max Marmoerk
aet Modern Cloak 4 suit Co ct oil. Nov
IL. lslb. tbV
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bert AIT Marcus Rosen'hnl. nv ncr AVID
contractor $3.50
JJD ST, l3N N-BcTdnI'l Bernstein nst
Hannah Elias. owner onl COntriCtor..t40
ii3TH ST, hOi W--.Bernhsrd bernstein art
50l W li3th st. Inc. owner and con-
tractor vblV
BronN.
FRANKLIN Az. l33i--Louis Kstz agt Ida
ShcresheNsky. owner. Sam Citron,. con-.
.'... .sss ss.. .SyIsS
18TH ~. p " cor Lafontsine nv, f.S1
lO1.l-Louis Citron aet william Aron-
stein K Bros. owners. Wolf Weinraub,
.un d'tor - -. e go.
VfSE AN. 200T-Title Quar- & Trust co
AIT Giovanni. 4 Theresa Q%uaranta, own
ers. Albert N Nitnl". contractor. ....Sta
K1NGsBRiDGE Az. e >. g5 : 23tth II, 30
Antonio III Tillo agt Seabury
Bids 60. owners and contractors . 5000
k1NGSHRlDGE Az, g =. % = ?3tth st. 50x
E~5-Stanislaw GolBnkic agt Seabury
BIOS Co. Inc. owners. Antonio Dl PHO.
contra ctor $500
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CITY DWELLING TENANTS.

Douglas l.. Gilman Il GO, have leased
for "A Ions term of years for Mrs. Jesse
phine Drexcl Henry i57 East SiNty-frst
street. a four story and basement dwell
ling. to Robert Burroughs,
Shaw a. Co. ave leased for the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company the three
story and basement dwelling AT II East
l30th street to Henry Phelan.
Pepo & BRO. have leased for Eliza
beth T.. Hanson IS Downing street, "A
three stony and basement private housr,
to Mrs NJ Cautalupo for a term Of
wears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
TRADING IN YO>KERs REALTY.

II. W. sullivan has sold for + w
S,ensieck a nine room. modern house,
on lot 5Oxl00, at 10 Mclean avenue
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper of Yon-
kers. and for Mary Golka the three fam
lly apartments al lU2 Burnham
avenue to James W. Clapton. who gives
in part payment n farm of 100 acres.
with buildings. at Wurt!obor. Monticello.
Sullivan county.
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LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

A. Can,ore announces the sale of a
three story six family house at 3J6
Steinway avenue for Elizabeth Weber
TO Luis Hoedt Of a two family house.
on plot 50Nlij, at lS9 Jamaica avenue.
for |. Pltalsky TO :, Miranda, and OF
the two family house at 2l5 Franklin
street for Amman Shirver to Christina
Rupgiere.
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Amsterdam av, prior mtg sis. 800. Nov
~; DUE June l. isis, 8 2 c; at'ys' Hirleeco
LAFAYETTE Av, II W 3 at " : Whitlock
ev, s.1xiis .b--Jennie Amdur TO May
belle Realty Co., i32 Nassau st. Nov
i. installs 8 p C; atty, Engel Bros. i32
sHXKfspEAnE AZ, :. ss,.i . Jessup
pl. -l00xg5-Mary Corner ct al to Mary
Y Hayes. 20& W 55th VI. Nov H. yrs,
6h . c; atty. T q a T Co. i76 broad:
KiNasBRipGE Rp. 2ss.5. -. t6.5si5ss
Sm usenss I = wrisSt issufnr . a. SoS 6 L
yrs.5H p c; atty. T @ 4 T Co, i5s
vkLESriNE Az. :. sss. ian ct,
los.ixii3s-Faraso Construction "a
Inc. to Theodore Gutman. 1878 Eastern
Parkway. Bklyn. prior mtg $40, 600. Nov
~, lyr.s p C; atty. " y Title Ins 60
MoRRis" ~. $50 tss,h Ct. i~,.ssNf"Spp..
ago Construction Co. Inc. to Fitted Cor
poration.. SIS Bway. prior mtg Vas. ooo.
Nov ,is. ! ". 8 p G: atty. N Y Title ins
w. 100 OWAY -. =. "
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LIS IPFSDENs.
Manhattan.

isSTH ST, 40 to ~ W-Jos Daubey 81 I.
agt r,ra-l>on Rlty Assn. Inc. 81 a. tfore-
los OF MTG; ATTY. q Toiieris
sTTli ST "a W-Bankers Trust Co. gan.
art Eta A smith ct al ,foreclos Of mig
rttvs, Alexander & Green,
AMSTERDAM Az. n " cor listh -, so liz
inO Hv 4 Grrenwaid at al agt No SOL
W il3ih s., Inc. ct 81 ,foreclos Of mtg
atty, e Roberts
l0.D 81, SO2 E-lnuis CIons agt Fannie
Mryr' ct a. tforcr'os OF m'eJt AftNs
RluiuheJr & ImmerEluck
is2D ST. 5O3 W-iioNart Wi'lets 81 al ag'
Mary \ Thornton 81 a Noreclos Of mtsD .
atty, r I. Hal
AsTH sT. ! E-Mary Jennings 81 al sk'
Ella Hawk action TO f~oreclo. mechanics
lienl: ATTY. y HartaCh
HTonS,
MOTT Az. q cor l5sth ~, ?Io7N:bT d
Broadway say lns'n of cry Of y Y aGt
crest Ho.dIng 60 ,forecios ~ mtg) atiy.
II Kelly.
SHERIDAN AV, II " cor l5Sth at, :7sx
..a 5~-BroRdNay say lnstn Of CITY ~ y
ngt Walter A stevens, Inc ,foreclos
81 mtg, ptty. Kelly
HONEYWEl.I. Az " :, 1917 u = lIsh
-. SO .Nl0o--Eliss + Kauch-r ag, Merit
va'e Riy Go e, al ,~forrctos Of mtg .
attys, cooke 4 Marvin.
BRYANT Az. " = 800 II n Seneca az, 2by
100 Florence 9 psrmelre smith 81 a..
as eNrs. ngt Jno II Cantlin ct al fore
cio. OF mtgD atty, ! NJ Nash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20

John T., Scott has rented FOR "A term
of years for Mrs. Hannah y. l.. Sherman
her house known as S~unnyside, at the
junction OF Osborne avenue and Brezy
Way. Lawrence, /. l., TO Foster Mill
ken also her house, known AN lngl-side,
on Breezy Way. to j, Rowland Auchin-
clo<ss.
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a7s.ooo CoRl.pAR AVE. FLAT.

Plans have been fled by the c. 4 p.
Realty for a Ave story nat. 20 be erected
on plot 1890, at the northeast corner Of
Corlear avenue and i79th street. In The
Bronx. Architect George +. Pelham
places the cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
BUYS ESTATE At sUFFERN.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has sold for Mrs, George y. Day to
Walter Fairchild for occupancy eleven
and one-half acres OF land. with dwell
ling and outbuiIdings, ut the corner 81
the Haverstraw and Viola roads. Suffern,
y, Y.
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EAST ORANGE FLAT SOLD.

Paul A. McGoldrick has bought from
William Schmidt the southeast corner of
North Clinton and william streets, East
Orange, y. J.. On eight family apart
,,.nt house. ON a plot 5OxlOSx IRREGULAR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
lat s9os THIRD AVENUE
MAY BUY ROSLYN PLACE.

Burton Thompson a. co. have leased
10 Philip Jones. son OF Mrs. Oliver Liv-
ingston Jones % Cold Springs. a resi-
dence property owned by Francis Peck
In Roslyn Estates. The lease Is for a
period OF seventeen months and carries
with il an option OF purchase.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pebble Offerings Yesterday IN MAJ.
haitian ana Bronx Salearooms.
lat IL vEsEy STREET.

lat IL vEsEY STREET,
Nv Henry Brady.
Attn ST. 355.357 ". n >. 1855 . sth ~.
~ l6xsS.?. = \ sly and basement dwlgs-
No, sale. knocked down At. s2!.tee
ts.1i, 3 sly d~wlg-Fidelity Trust Go sst
]. l. Miller ct all. due. St.ei332. tsxea.
&c. s22o.73. Withdrawn.
BY Joseph p. Day
GRAND ST. 5s7. $ " cor Corlears at. 20 81
70x20. lov5s.s. 8 .ty tint and stores
CITY ofN agt Day Realty CO ct o.:
du.. t5o,soI:5:: taxes. &C, ss.atsss; to
.rthhe plAnt,n 'i;oVs
100. 2 sly tint and str-Dsvid Lippmann
agt 4 Azov. a. trustee. et 81:
due. Sla.77ass: taxes. &c. s?.ibo: 70 the
piaintlu >ii'Vss
lat 32os THIRD AvENuE.l
BY Joseph =. Day.
10TH ST. 7os r.. n =. 70.s e Crotons ~.
30x15.S. 2 sty dwlE-Harlein Savgs Bank
sgt : NJ Byrne ct al. due, G.26l0Si
taxes, SC. s2Gss6 to the pIsintih .S3,sos
BY Henry Brady.
?26TH ST. $40 Y. $ =. sac W Bronxwocl
sv. ?5yiit-M r Hastings aEt e Guidons.
Inc. ct al. due. tr7s.ol, tsAes, &c.
$3.50: TO the Royal Bronx Realty
co ,..'.'.'''.''
BY Charles A.. Berrisn.
CITY ISLAND Az. ga, Bridge a.. . q.
block front bet Main VI and Minneford
pv. ?oTx2o2 2x213 1N?n0-C1ty Real Re
tate 90 agt 4 " Pas ct al; due. VII
s5?N taxes. &C. S,52S.35. t.. ths
pialhtiH .'''s'''s''' o''
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rIEILDsTON HOMIE SITE BUYER,

Dr. j. j. Edmondson II tho buyer Of
the eight lots AT the northwest corner
of Ficldston road and esd street. sold
recently by Thomas g. Lane.
Hc"'hn S"hi'rnn Is he buyer OF the
Nat At az West l%2d street, sold ~
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FLATS NEAR CENTRAL PARK.

The Rosef Realty Corporation has
Med plans for three five story fats. each
66.sxss. to be erected at Q to 20 West
10th street, between Fifth and 1enox
avenues. Gronenberg 4 Leuchtas. archi-
900.
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sNTISfIED MOKTGNGES.
with name and address OF ender's at
tOrneyl

[ W IN name anu address OF ltnltt = at
torney.I
'7p, o. April :a' lsos"Jan.. nfags 70
Julius f:rlandsen. atty. Maurice kiapp.
June 2. 'isIo-Hsrry II Hefche 70 Helen
iiissln.. atty. Co, lis Brosd.
,sT Az Il v asi ST. ~Iis.sx7o. June .,
SAME PROPERTY. Aprii 3 isSoVtli@a
ATT0RIEY ST. Is. 200 +, RiyinstcH g.,
ts1ioo. June [: %lsia,-Piain Realty 60.
Bermsn, as Bway ..:",:.. 5000
10TH ST, = inos1:is sih n.y. :&N
re ; Kuseiinan to Edgar J I%.au.r 80
cL s+"'! %S, iiss,5. n vs.. ss..i rom ~ WV :
rlsnon and ano 20 Jacob MaricI. atty
HlNGSBRibGE Rp 81; - :osent rom
In, to Ray r an4 David Matshak
lSTm ST, - r 5. 80 y Park az, s7eA
,ooli. Nov ~; isl-mNe.iie Lemp!, {"
Joseph Levy 81 zen ct; attys, Jan
.en IT. 81 W n nv in : s,h av. ?,xSSs
Nov 10, sOt-catharine l. lowther.
ano, trus' atty. T Greene. % william
81 .....s 80 f-ss q ..s. tt..' sAV,'VN
SD ST. s2e-1 l.. n =. 2s6 a "a av. sax
1905. Feb 20. l10i-The Beth III Sisttr-
hood to Manhattan Saw Institution. ga
Bwsy; at;ys, Holmes. Rapallo &.K, 90
CHAMREnS ST. s.. les: " ives, Bway.
?il0X17 SN.5N77 5, July IL. lHO?--Josrph
\ and Ida A Campbell TO the Seamen :
Bank for saw. attys. cadNalader. W &
PINK Az W c ga ct. 100 sxies' June
3 l9l4-The Colony Club to the Sea
mems Bank for SAY, attys. Cadwalader.
" & T, 20 wall 81 ....... $3.50. 900
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

i1srH. ST, ~ f. %ali-.CJul'. ley TO Dora
Nov ! 1915; atty. Ben, KsutmAnn. ~
u4rHST' 8? ". a~!i-Jryira. 90 to Al ii
Barnett. 6. w nam ~, 3 yrs from Dec
J., 1914 atty, r p Sanford. les Broad.
HAMIrToN 81 ~. str & b-riora comp.
letti 10 Salvatore Monaetero. 1855 ,'hcTI9
a., 5 yrs from Ju!v /. 1918 atty, II
Koeh'sr & co. sol LIST Nv .......... 1850
Az A. &c. ~sll--Frank J Baumctt ct u. to
Aaron St!her, 30 st Marks %. . ~. yrs
from Nov !, 1915; atty. + X Bro.nan.
81 Nassau st SO. 600
coRTLANpT ST $50; or..nwioh st.
l73-l75. cor store on ground noor-iiud-
ou-Manhattan Railroad 60 20 R-w
Realty 60. Inc. I yrs from May |, 1916
sttys. Hastings & o. ass B~ay 80 900
6TH Az, l<0H. store floor and b-Groh..
Inc, to Joseph Stein and ano. 1905 9th av.
5 yrs 70 Aug 81, 1920; atty, simon g
Tsn.tein, $50 Nassau st ........, $4,000
BronI.
10TH vt. iG r. all-Ssthan Bergen el ii
and auo 20 Bloom Bros 60, Inc, from
Dee /. lal5, 70 Apl -. 1890; atty. NJ &
iNTEWVAIE ~. sss, aii-Barnet Rty
Corpn 20 Jacob Berlin. 9os Kelly ST. 2
Yrs from Dec 4, 1913 atty, Frank
krcvnruck, 21o Bway .......,... ss,t3s
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anty Company.
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APARTMENT FOR s2D STREET.
Joseph Polsteia 70 Erect Mae
story West side House.

On the north aide Of Eighty-second
street. 2Os.i feet east Of Columbus ave-
nue.. a nine story %fireproof elevator
apartment house Is to DO erected for the
0%reycourt Realty Company. Joseph Pol
stein president. 1t will have a facade Of
brick, limestone and terra Gotta with .
frontage Of s3.3 feet and n depth OF 1911
feet. Schwartz Il Gross. the architects.
have estimated the cost at 5000. 900.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattsa.

COLUMBUS Az. .27-Tius. O. = T Co 70
sp:'. 2 Smith. .'s wss; Enc ~; 'as;oss
ioo.s-jsooe Jung and ano. .s1Is.. Jacob
atty. l. T Co, 100 Bway. .o3.oos
"h ieosicS:NJ Axxi,.mn ro~ STr nfV 10 Hudson Of,
Trust co. ilii Broadway attys. Holm,
W 4 {, IS Nassau st:......,..;N?:ooo
Donald Robertson Co to Donald Robert.
s9n, ,oo " n,svh 81 a'y' lnigs'ooo
DYckMAN ct. ~ - goo n Sherman av,
Go. as Broad 81; sttys. Kursmsn. r 4
COLUMBUS Az, n2.Robert " Eb,ing
to VIM Ebnns. rs nivefsIos Droen
ettys. Brewster ". iso sway isnSDvo
Albert v de oorconria TO Dora O. Mar
Gus. 800 West End av; Sttys' stern,
bert, j n J.. 2s3 bway..'..'',n.;oaN
Carl N owen. trus. TO Win W Cox. lsg
9TH ST. 330 E-MarGt A Jackson. extX
to Adelaide II Henry. Cambridge. N.Y.
ATTY. MeTTlTnHUt : NtNl'I .
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with narne and address Of lender and
" attorneys M Is omitted
address party of first part)
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East Side.
EAST Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th ata)

and 10Th sts.)
isT Av. n . cor 18th 1t. 23xeS-Ernest n
Adler to Jos Havl!cek. $50 r seth 81,
mtg $4,000. Nov is: atty. T q Co. LIZ
..TrM ssr. n .. 90 /. I'd sv. a7.,oo.5-,jSsSs
j Scallion to Anna Rosetta, 33i r 7eth
81. II pt. mtg $4,000. Nov 10: atty,
: ID Csprio. So2 Il 18th a. :....sl.7;o
l00. s--Msria Brandner to Mary r Bottle
4 Ida J Zurick, s5S franklin av. Bklyn,
mtg 10000, Nov is; at,ys. salter q :.
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q
{ with mans ana address of iendsr and
lenders sttorney1
Downtown.



tsouth OF Fourteenth ST
= sxN Henry q Trevor TO susan il
kT r " s,, +; y d '; "a. "a TSy IS. : % os5
JAMES SRI " 9 osh y. :ys5:i !, pax
Ei..sSp-' M2 !. sAS ii sn st. M MSn = ya ni
T. ! ", D p,C,, atty J L. Dan2!in. llo
pI FrHGfIrH S' h"iya M,99o
Ed-l.tein to : E~r-hovsky \ sons. in'.
l75 T. Houston st. Nov 10, demand 6
p G.. atty. Daniel pransle. 90 Rivinrlon
HtpsoN 81, -, se.5 chiir,.,oph,f ~, ~
me!gx 'oSN re 10y 925x sj>G,
Marmur HOLDING Corpn Isl Montasu-
st. bklyn' prior mtg Hoo'"' 3 W :
uard kat to Lena Gers'on. 3G5 T. SIN
st. N"S H. pr'Hr m,s ,3S.ilG d,c a,
JANE 81 7sH . Hudson st, - 5N-
Itny curnow to samuel keel-r, ridge
field, Conn, oct 10, demand q y e ~
iiTH ST, u :, u 3 West -, 4Ox--,Johu
Moonan to .Gre"nwich savings hank
u a Sands. a. Cedar NJ ......., $1,000
East Side.
East OF Firm ~. between Fourteenth
and 10th st'b
SsTH ST $ : 40 PARK AZ. ;ns.,9-
hard, e>r, Sc? 9TH av, Noy J. pr mtrc
$4,000, duo. as rcr. bond a'tys. Csd
wa,ader;. " :, 40 Wa st. tsAooo
Colony club TO Soancu's Bank foy Earn.
'nes, 80 wal 81, Nov -, due Jlur O..
iSs@, ~ p g; a'tHS c'dN'i"der' ST
Wrst Side.
west Of FIFTH. ay, hetween Fourteenth
and HON stsD
SIN Az. col, ~ :, $50 II roth st. islx
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West Of FHfth av. between Fourteenth
and HON stsD

$500: go E Wills Az :jyloO-
Ernest NJ Phelps to George Busch. lei
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-03
WADLTNGTON
THE WINNER
Awarded High School Medal
For 0ratOry In Annual
Debate.
GERMANY IS UNSUITABLE
European War Question Is
Settled In Favor of
TeutOnS.

The annual debate between the
Delphic and Ciceronian societies of
the High School was held at the
Christian Church Tuesday night and
won by the Ciceronians, who took the
affirmative side of the question:
Resolved, That Germaay's attitude
in the present was is justifisble.
The speakers were Joel Roberts,
Livingston Leavell and Tandy Wad-
lington for the affirmative and H. X.
Jarrett, James Skerrett and James
Higgins for the negative.
The class medal to the best speaker
was awarded to Tandy Wellington,
who closed the argument for the af.
firmative side.
The judges were Judge j. 7. Han.
berry, Frank Rives and A. H. Eckles.
Edward Dabney presided and made
brief and appropriate speech and
introduced the several speakers.
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Will Germany Be Guided by In
ternatiOnal Law or Not,
Wilson to Demand.
SECOND NOTE THIS WEEK.
UnfayOrable Answer Would
Bring Severance of Rela-
tiOnS, Is Prediction.

Washington, June 2.-President
Wilson determined Tuesday that the
United States must ascertain def
nitely and promptly from Germany
whether that country intends in the
future to be guided by the accepted
principles Of international law and
the rights of neu,rals, or TO follow
its own rules of maritime warfare.
The President listened to varied
expression of opinion at a meeting
of his cabinet, taking little part in
the discussion himself. Later he
began the preparation of a note to
be dispatched before the end of this
week, embodying his own ideas and
what seemed to him the concensus
of his official family.
The verdict of a majority of the
cabinet was that the German reply
to the American note following the
sinking of the Lusitania was unre.
sponsive and unsatisfactory, disre-
garding the good will of the United
States, doubling its facts, and dis.
claiming all blame for the destruc-
ton OF the merchantmen with Amer
lean lives. The question of fact
raised by Germany were regarded
as irrelevant at this time. The
trend of opinion was that the United
States must learn soon whether
Germany intends to recognize the
hitherto accepted principle that
neutrals may travel anywhere on
the high seas on unarmed merchant
ships, even if carrying contraband.
and that merchantmen which did not
resist capture must be visited and
searched and the passengers and
crew transferred to a place of safety
before the vessel is destroyed.
An unfavorable answer to this
inquiry would lead, it was predicted
IN official quarters, to a severance of .
diplomatic relations on the ground
that the United States could not
continue intercourse with a govern
ment which repudiates these princi-
pies. Steps then would be taken TO
inform Americans of the dangers to
which they were exposed as a result
Of this action. and such measures
adopted to safeguard the lives and
interests of citizens of the United
States. Should Germany accept the
in way that would consti-
tute guarantee for the future. the
American government would reiter-
ate its demands for a "strict ac-
countability" for violations of this
and the killing of Ameri-
cans in the Lusitania.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-03
NOMINATION
COMMITTEE
President COOper'S Appoint.
mentS Confirmed By H. B.
NJ. A. Directory.

President r. E. Cooper has de
signated nominating committee Of
five to nominate candidates for The
various offices of the H. E. M. A.,
who are TO be voted for the first OF
July. The board of directors met
Monday afternoon and confirmed
the nominations. The committee is
as follows:
Geo. w. Crenshaw, J. d. Meow
an, M. l.. Elb, Sam Frankel and
Frank Rives.
The committee yesterday made up
the TO lowing list of nominations.
esident-W. r. Wheeler, j. o.
Cook.
LIST V. Pm. C. Forbes, A. W.
Wood.
End v. PC. M. Meacham. T. C.
Underwood.
Treasurer-Bailey Russell, j. A.
Browning, j..
Directors-J. II. Bell, j. ID. Nc
Gowan, r. +. Cooper. M. l.. Elb, j..
M. Forbes. H. M. Frankel. V. L..
Gates. d. w. Kitchen, G. e. Lackey.
L. j. McReynolds. Ira ID. Smith. Ira
l.. Smith. C. f. Woodruff. Frank
Rives, C. r. Clark, L. H. Davis, G
e. Gary. 4. G. Radford. H.A. Reach,
Ed l. Weathers. j. j. Metcalfe, j..
N. Neblett. V. M. Williamson. F. X
Yost.
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A New Embarrassment.

Col. Ike Hart is the most intense
Germsn sympathizer in HopkinsviIe.
Military experts are already specu-
lating on what kind of soldier the
colonel will make if war is declared
nd the Kentucky troops and staff
officers have to go 20 the trenches.
In The meantime. the colonel has
friends on all sides who will proba-
bly, be able to keep him from being
shot as spy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-03
FOR JURY
SERVICE.
List Drawn From Which Jurors
Will Be Selected For
June Term.

Following is list drawn from the
jury wheel to compose the petit ju-
ries for the June term of Circuit
Court: T. j. Moore, r. j. Hopson,
E. H. Armstrong, w. c. Perkins. B,
S. Lackey, E. E. Steger, j. X. Hoos-
err, Joe P. Sizemore, Dudley Stamps,
A. E. Word, w. r. Dudley, Dick
Shepherd, j. E. Cooper, R. A. Full
~, S. b. Arnold. James II. Cate, Jr.
w. A. Payne, j. l.. Daniel. W. H.
Butler, John w. Garnett, j. M. Har-
ris, w. r. Cherry. WIG. Halle. John
Sholar, w. S. Harmed, James Nc
Kinney, j. T. Proctor. W. j. Brash-
er, C. L. Litchfeld, Geo. d. Dalton.
E. C. Stevenson, G. l.. Campbell,
Charlie jackson, Ed. Powers, j. l..
P'Pool and M. S. Hopson.
GRAND JURORS.
Ross Hensley. Wallace Bennett.
II. ID. McCord, c. A. Warren. E. nj.
Flack, j. S. Quarles. W. T. Dough-
erty, j. C. East. j. F. Taylor, j. j.
Stevenson, E. E. Lacy, j. j. john
son, Hall Minor, j. w. Alexander,
J. T. Layne, j. w. jenkins, d. ID.
Cayce. C. M. Keats, Tom Cushman.
C. o. Wright, Jesse Brandon. c. b.
Wood. George Grace. j. w. Woos-
ley.