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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-30
SEEN IN BUTTE?

. Only one clue has come to
9 the Tacoma police in two
. days regarding the disap-
Q pearance of Ethel Oliver,
Q nurse maid in the North
O End, who dropped out OF
o. sight -four weeks ago.
. Detective Captain d. O.
{. Smith received a postal card
= today, postmarked Seattle,
(. and signed by "A Friend,
|. In which 1t was announced
{. that Ethel was seen in Butte
9 Mont, four days ago.
&
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SPEEDY TAU Ter

H. L. Fogleman lecturer
to his reputation at the Commercial dub
orator. Foglemans talk
rapher who present to The
talk to the 800 assembled business msn service
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RUsIANIANS STIRRED

pNUHfNNINNS STIRRED
BUCHAREST, Sept. 3d. ed
by. 1Rke Jonesco, former minister
OF the interior, so statesmen To-
day demanded that the Rumanian
premier take immediate steps for
modifying to meet Bulgaria.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

young man is gifted with the IN
ebrialed exnnerance of yrIosity
but be has survived the ltjack -
Mr.. CGwan came hack with such
vim, the Major greS strange ly silent
for a moment. then mildly 'a.d, !
was mistaken, be was not ysr the
attack. "
The eldest employee. Mr.. q. f..
Collier, addressed the guests; also,
Messrs l.. W. Camb.ll aud ", II.
Adc0x made short addresses, the
gist of which was. they hal never
been connected with better com-
pany. or with men who were more
prompt and conscientious 10 busi-
ness dealings,
Rev. J. Walton Mcdaniel made
the closing address. He presented
the great ideal Of friendship az rep
resented in Jesus Christ, III great
Friend Of all men. A rising vote
Of thanks was then given to Mrs.
and Miss Forrest OF the
music rendered. also to Lesser Mil.
Ter for his readings. aud the guests
lied 0ut Of the dinrtg ruon toI
strains Of Home Sweet Hcma.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
VISITOR TO DICKSON
SHOT FROM AMBUSH

A young man by the name ol
Ephiiam Cooksey, 81 cenualia, Ill,.
vas shot here last Thursday night
ifon.smbnsh while In shutdown, \
n negro settlement, He vas brought
TO town and 2isfn medical aid. The
bullet struck xam just above the
heart. and al Hrst n.vas thonaAt
would prove fsial, q
to return TO bis home
first OF the week, accofI
his father. who came hertl
Soon after the shooting.
arrested tive negroes. Clayton
Ton and Ollie Brown. and b
them in Jail. charging them (!ll'
the shooting. They we're giveh I
preliminary hearing Friday hrtss
ESQ, T. J. Warren. who bound thsm
over to Circuit Court under $1,000
bond each, They Jailed 10 make
bond and are nov In the Charlotte
jail.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
QUARTERLY MEETING
OF COUNTY COURT

The regular quarterly meeting Of
the County Court was held st Char.
lotte Monday; "a Magistrates being
present.
After the reading oi the tljnutes
and the quarterly aud annual re-
ports, the next business coming
befole the court was the eIeotiog of
the County Superintendent OF IN
struc,iou.
fhere were two candidates before
the court. the present incumbent
Prof. r. + CorIew and Prof. ". \
White. Prot. Corlrw was reelected
by a vote Of n to l3,
The question Of the courty pur-
chasing the turnpike between Dick
sou and Charlotte was taken up
md resolution introduced rhQuest-
ing Senator Clement ant Repre-,
sentative Mathis to have enacted
special law authorizing the County
Highway Commission to buy this
pike for the county after being rati.
tied by the court. On roll call Ii
showed tie vote, The second
vote was taken and the resolution
was tabled by vote OF Il 10 ~.
\ motion was then made that n
committee he appointed to conie
with the stockholders Of the urn
pike, ~ to price of stock, lu re.
port TO the court at its April trm,
rkjs motion was also lost. Later
Esq Patterson moved tau the
motion to appoint committee be
re.rousidered, and this lime it Ngt
The same fate as previously here
being more "No'sh than Ayes
Judge Hudson then announced
tha; there was no other business tu
come before the court, and excused
the members.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
Johnson's Creek,

The bad weather has made this
a very dull Christmas.
There i, a great deal OF sickness
IN this neighborhood at present,
George Bowker and sister, Miss
Bertha OF Sylvia, and Jesse Bow.
Ser of Stayton are spending the
holidays at the home Of their grand
mother, Mrs, Nancy Tolar.
On account Of the snow, Rev,
Elliott was not able to gil his ap.
poutment at Oak Grove on Christ
mas day.
Rev, Covlngton preached an
interesting sermon at Greenwood
@st sunday We learn that he
intends holding revival meeting
nt that church some time this
winter to setup more interest and
get the church together, and we
think this is a good plan, and sin.
cerely hope he may be able to
carry IL out,
johnnie Baty ard Miss Lorena
Sensing were married last Sunday
morning.
The children Of Mr. and Mrs
prury ToIar have been very sick,
but are better at this writing.
Mrs + l.. Sensing and children
have been on the sick list for
several days.
Barney HAYS visited his daugh.
ter, Mrs T. l., Sensing Monday.
The Christmas tree at the school
house was great success, given as
st closing exercise by the school.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
The Goodfellows Club
Doing Efficient Work

The Goodiellows Club which was
organized here several weeks ago
10 solicit funds, for the purpose OF
helping those in need in and around
Dickson, have assisted several
worthy citizens since the Club has
been organized.
This club is dang yme effective
work and should Be assisted by
every citizen, who il able, in the
town, Ii yon haven't donated 10
this worthy cause, give them some
thing--be a Goodtellow and help
assist those who are in distress and
need oi food Clothing and fuel.
The following new names have
been added To the list Of dona,ors
since our last issue: A. n. Lesth-
ers, w, A. Moore, Il B. Connolly,
City Meat Market, i. d. Wiley, g.
w. Jones.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

MIR. and Mrs. Ed nurch oil Nun.
ely spent several days here last
week.
c. Clarence Meadows Of Mash.
vile spent the holidays here the
guest Of s. n. Brown and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Turman OF
Bon Aqua spent last week here.
Lee Baker" of Hickman County
spent Xmas here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. A. Baker.
Mr., and Mrs. John Bureh and
children Of Colesburg, spent several
days here last week.
Jesse Davidson OF ClarksvilIe,
spent last week with his mother
Mrs. J. n. Brown,
Mrs. W. A. Wall is on the sick
list.
Oval Raymond and family Of
Bartons Creek were the guests OF
Ed. Beskley and family.
Miss Evie Beakiey has been visit.
ing at McEwen.
Mr.. and Mr.. Lucian Story were in
Charlotte shopping last Thursday.
Homer Baker OF Hunting Ion, is
here with homsiolks.
Dr. Charlton OF White Bluff was
here last Friday doing dentist
work.
Mr.. and Mrs Slayden Dunaway
OF Charlotte spent last week with
e. +. Outlaw and family.
Marlin Baker OF Burns. Wis ted re.
latives here last week.
V. t. Powers spent the weekend
with homefolks in Dickson.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wimberly spent last
week with homefolks ON Jones
Creek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
NEIGH BORH0OD NEWS
BY Our Special Correspondents
Nc. Lebanon.

Rev, w. l.. Harwell filed hi
regular appointment here Sunda,
afternoon. His subject was, "Wha
must do 10 be .Sayed2' and hi
preached a very foreeful and earnes
sermon.
Several from this ueighhorhooc
attended court at Charlotte Monday
Edgar Martin has returned from
10 trip out in the western states,
Mrs. Forrest Hudson is visiting
at the home Of Judge W. K. Hud.
sou,
Misses Vera Adams and Alma
Fielder and several Others from
I haFtatsa .at1eadad ), church here
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Choate enter.
tanned very ghtiulIy on last
Saturday evening from 7 O'Clock
till ten, to compliment their house
guests Mrs. Mayme Hudson Of
Nashville and Marvin Choate, The
younger set composed the main
element OF the guests of the evening
The host and hostess were assisted
ia receiving and entertaining by
Mrs, Hudson aud Mr.. Choate.
Among the enioyments for the
hours were delightful games and
plays for the younger ones, while
several interesting games OF rook
and pitch were enjoyed by the
others At the close Of the evening
the guests expressed their enjoy.
mont and extended their best wish
e. to the host snd hostess after
which they very reluctantly left.
AboHt forty guests were present.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

ESTRaYED-Blue Jersey beiier.
2 years old; has q split In each ear.
Reward given for hei return or To-
c,tion. II. l.. Donaldson, Dickson.
Tenn.
fOST--Pointer bird dog, white
with liver spots, answers TO name
Of Emmett. Had on buckle hame-
string collar. Liberal reward for
his return or information ii bis
Whereabouts. O.J. Timmons.
Phone s4,4, vanlssr,
The L. I. L. met Al the Baptist
Church Jan. 3. 1915, at $50
O'Clock. This will be their regular
meeting place. All the old mem
bers are requested 10 come and
bring some one with them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
Program OF Sth Sunday
Judson Association.

Program of the Fifth Sunday
Meeting ot Judson Association, to
ht held with Vanlerr Baptist
Church, beginning Friday January
10Th 1918
Friday : p. m. Sermon for
criticism ---S Adams, C. W Ellis,
Alternate
saturday, o:30 =, m, Devotion.
Al exercises, b W. England
saturday, 10 a m, The Pastor
and Assoeja,ional Missions--C y,
Hester, T. II Greenwel.
saturday II \, m.--The Pastor
aud state Missions .~-R. H. Fus.
sci. J " sullivan.
saturday noon--Njnner.
Saturday ? m --rde Pastor
and Home Ns,ions--R h. Beas-
ley, NJ Il Ca,hey.
Saturday , y. m The Pastor
and Foreign Mjssjou,--B F. High.
way, :. c Red
Saturday 3 y, M The Pastor
and Orphans Homer Chaa,c.
W M. White,
Saturday ! y, IN ---Strmon--Wm i'm.
NcGraw, W NJ White, AIT.
:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
Card oi Thanks.

We desire 10 express our heart
felt thanks 10 the kind neighbors
and friends who % willingly aided
"a during the extended illness a
our dear husband and father wiz
desire alec ID express DUR esase.
insness to De. ], I. Mania. who
had been 90 faithful to try NJ IT,
lieve the sutferings 81 our dear one,
We also thank Dr.. Larkms, oi
Charlotte. and DR.. sugg, o. Dick.
son, for the kind and efficient ss-
sistance rendered by them. -. .
Mrs. Tennessee Carr,
Mas vara Carr
Mr. and Mr. Jno. Spencer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
sEAvERDAn.

N. N.
Mrs. T. +. Gentry, Who las been
sick iertwo weeks. u slowly i'm.
proving.
Miss Hattie Thompson il spend.
ing the holidays al Kingston
Springs.
Connie Tidwell, who has been
employed with the d. q r. q.
Railroad for the past two years, III
Col Jrado, is spending Cl -istmas
with bis mother, Mrs. Lima ridwell
Edgar and Clayton L,'ther OF
Middle Tennessee Normal are q,
home for q short visit.
Misses Minnie and Mabel
Stephens OF Paaey are visiting
friends and relatives on Beaverdam
Mr. Sam Adcock and lis new
bride are spending few days with
the formers mother, Mrs. NJ. v.
Adcock.
Alvin Gentry OF Nashville visited
homefolks during the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. Ewsll Harris Of
Nashville are in our midst.
Mrs. Lima Tidsell spent Monday
and Tuesday in Nashville.
Mrs Douglas Gentry was In Dick.
son shopping last Friday.
Misses Davidson ot Bear Creek
are visiting Misses Hattie and Eliza
Estes.
Born TO Mf. and Mrs. Robert Me.
Gee, Dec. 20. q son.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
upla-l la1e Farm.

Sam Don1I 31o6 xnd family have
moved v thsis y4rr ass north II
Dickson. TAh lace has hesn
occupied ior 1 nnSnh~r III years hy
p. 4. Miller and vile. Mr.. Dom
aldson 10 making some extensive
Improvements on this farm among
them being the erection n q
modern bungalow. which. when
completed will bc equipped with
water and electric lights snd Will
bs occupied BY. Mi Donaidsen'a
brother, iD-isM and wiie. MI. and
Ms Ed Elliott. VINO VIII come hsrs
from Pennsylvania about March l.
N. Bear ID drilling 4 veil on this
place, from which they will pipe
The water V their residence and
stock barns. md Ia ths course ii 4
Inv mopths Thin iafm viii NJ rns
of ths most modern and np- to-dass
Id thin sectlpn III the III untry.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
slln iND DuHLAP
IaE THE n1ll IS
tion. i Hunt Makes redi.
fable Race---ln -lnaslsl
tion January | ]

Tke Demc2raAc cAuesls, mi.
possd d - n1mosfatic nsssabera
|of hoth hfsnehes oi tie szislAluxe.
Wednesday night nominated eansli.
dates icr complfolisr and essts
Treasurer. U "
Porter Dunlxp IL SleSarl soahsy,
was unanimously chosen Treasafef.
John a. ThnmYson a shelby cpan-
y We named ~ C0mptruliss Mi.
Thcmpaon h&d thrse opponents. NJ,
4. E Hunt IL Dickson county,
Judge &. o. Hin III White county,
and " r. Kinney of Has Wood
county MI Tkpmpeou fereivesi
56 votes. MI. Hunt iS. Mi. Hill lis.
and Mr.. Kinney n. Mr. Thompson
wss then chosen nv auclamatIon,
Senator u. IA. Clement III Dicksgn
county nasde i strong speerh IL
nominating MI Hunt. sounding Al
note al waning tn The D1mocrscy
of the State. earnestly predicting
shs danger that would sfsait Ia two
III three controlling the Legislature
and ID naming State officials.
The LEGISLATURE. Wednesday, I'D.
opted Joint resolution naming Fri
dky. January 18th. AZ the day when
Gov. Rye would be insueufAted iia-
ID oifioe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
Women Of Presbyterian
Church Organize Societies

The ladies OF the First presby-
terian Church Of Dickson met Mon.
day, January 4th, 1915. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Florence 4. Cowan.
and organized Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies.
The meeting was called to order
By a scripture reading from Ephe.
slams. Hymn, The Inner Circle. "
The following officers were elected.
Mrs. w. w. Bsxtef. President; Mrs,
\. 4, Cowan, Vice President, Mrs.
J. Walton Mcdaniel. Secretary,
Mrs. X. w, English. Treasurer. On
motion. II was decided 10 meet
semimonthly. First and Third
Tuesday afternoons. at the home oi
Mrs Cowan, at 2 o'clock. II was
stated that the sum OF seTenteen
dollars was the assessment III tht
Societies oil this church sur the year
l9i5, md Alao, that the mininl.su
dues Wers fcaty cent4 per qnaste l,
but ihs ladies Yxssrns ssrss5 ia pa,
seventy sfve cents pxf cn6xter. ii
ocilection II fvs doIk turnsd
A nelizt. VA prsr.
s1zrs,i 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

Lea Saddisr and Robert Crots j.
DIo.e<l portsfs ii ne depet here.
ne arrestsd Tuesday NJ Depot
lheman N. N. nnssfey. charging
N with atssling Irsiaht. w
dsr<txna Hxddlar pouisssea HI
wing taken 4 sask III corn. bran,
Mid ilpur and some sole leather
They we're taken I'd the jail at
Chsflotts Wednesday and viii BE-
sivtu l trial here Friday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

To the County Teachers:
fhs meeting viii he held at the
Dickson High school. Saturlar
.tGoraing, Jan: sgh IL 10 o'c(pcs5
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Richard II. swartwout and Girsud + Thorn,
son. Ms trustees under the last VIII ana
testament Of Maria Louise Miller. deceased.
Plaintiffs, against Blaise l." Harsell and
others, Defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered IN
the sbove.entitied action and bearing dave
the eighth day o. July 1918. y INC nnuer;
named. will sell At public auction at the
Exchange salesroom. Nos. LIS Nesey
street, In the Borough Of Manhattan ot
the city Of New York. on he third day Of
August. 1915. at IL o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph p Day, Auctioncer, the
sold. and therein described AZ follows;
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
land, with the buildings and improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN
New York. In the County and state OF New
York, bounded and described as follows:
intersection OF the southcrly side OF
Howard street with the easterly, side OF
broadway. running thence easterly sIons
the southerly side OF Howard street one
hundred and twenty-three feet hNe and
one half inches to premises No. g. Howard
street; thence southerly along SAID
premises and nearly parallel with Broad
way one hundred and ono feet ten and one
nalf inches to land nov or late OF John
lay. thence westerly nearly parallel with
Howard street and along said land now
or late Of John Jay twenty-four feet nine
and three-quarters inches 10 a point dis
tsnt ninety-eiEht feet three aud one ha!f
inches %cssterly from broadway; thence
northerly nearly parallel with Broadway
and along the land now or late OF John
Jay forty-nine feet eleven and one.half
inches to the rortherly line Of said Land
nov or late Of John Jay: thence westerly
and along the northcrly line Of land now
or late ~ John Jay nine,y-eieht feet four
and one-duarter inches to 'he easteriy aide
OF Broadway. and thence nor,.ierlv along
the easterly side Of Broad Wy hfty.one
rect ten and one quarter Inches TO the
point or place Of beginning; Together with
all gas and electric fixtures. heaters.
boilers elevators. pumps and machinery
and connections 81 every description In or
connected with said buildings and premises
and whether NJ not the same or any Of
them are securely attached TO tho freehold
or otherwise. the same having been declared
In the mortgage hereby foreclosed % he
real estate and covered by the lien ~ said
mortgage.
Dated. New York, Jul, 10th. 1918.
ABRAHAM FELT Referee.
GEORGE NJ THOMSON. Attorney for
Plaintiffs. lI broadway, Borough ot
Manhattan, New York city.
The following L. "A diagram ~ the prop
erty 70 he sold. It's street Numbers are
t2s-t32 Broadway and a7-t Howard
street:
Howard S,rea,
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YoRK-THE WfNDHAM REALIZATION
COMPANY. INC. Plaintiff. against JAMES
ALLEN NICHOLS. ct al p.fendan's-
In pursuance Of Il judgment Of fore
closure anu sale, duly made and entered
date the lith day OF June. 1915, !. the
Undersigned. the referee in said judgment
named. VIII sell at public auction, A. the
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. li-l6 Nesav
street. In the Borough OF Manhattan Clt'
of New York. on the End day of August.
1915. al II o'clock noon on that day. by
SAMUEL. MARK, AuCtioneer. the premises
directed by said judgment 20 I've sold, and
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or phrcel OF
Of Nen York, In the County and state Of
New York. and bounded and described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a poin, on the North.
erly side Of seventy-nfth street distant
one hundred and twelve feet Easterlv from
the Southeastern corner OF Seventy.f"h
street and CoIumbIs Avenue. running
thence Northerlv parable. with Columbus
Avenue one hundred and two feet tNo
inches TO the centre line u the block
twenty.nne feet. THENCE sou,herlv again
parallel with Columbus Avenue and part
OF the distance through = party wall one
hundred and Two feet two inches 20 the
Northerly side o. seventy ffth street. and
thence WESTERLY along the same twenty
Dated, New York Jui 9th. 1918
EDMUND HURLEY Referee
ALEXANDER & GREEN. ATTORNEYS for
Plsintin, Once and + - Address. i2n
BrotINay, Borough OF Manhattan, y.
The following T. a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold its street Number is 50
West 18th street:
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
THE TRUSTEES OF II LEAKE ASD
WATTS ORPHAN HOUSE ~ THE CITY
OF NEw YORK. Plaintiff against STAR
COMPANY ct al. Defendants
ll62O-lyl5
In pursuanc. Of a judgment OF fore:
closure and sale, duly made aud entered
IN the aboye entitled, action sn,d. bearing
Undersigned, the Referee In said judgment
named, VII! sell at public auction, At the
Exchange Sslesroom. Nos li.lS Nesey
street, in the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
1915, at u o'clock noon on that DAY by
Joseph ?. DAY, Auction.sr, the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold, ana
therein described as follows; ALI. that
the huildings thereon erected, situate, wing
and being In the CITY OF New York. and
bounded and described as follows; BE.
GlSNING At a point on the Southerly side
and nfty C.5oD feet westerly from III.
outhwesterly corner Of S!Nty.seC0nl street
and Tenth Avenue running thence south.
erly parallel with Tenth Avenue and part
hundred l00l feet nve 90 inches; thence
Westerly and -parIllel with Sixty-second
street, twerty five ,s5i feet, thence North
erly snd again pa;1allel win Tenth Avenue
wall. on. hundred tl00l feet and ave C5l
inches to the SoutherlN side Of sixtv.sec-
ond street and thence EasterlN along said
Of heginninE,
Dated. New York, July ? 1915.
...u WALLER a HIRsCH Referse.
HNT o. %ss'WUsirr Street New York ci'y'
The following Is a diagram of the prop.
erty to he sold It's street Number is :is
West sand street;
No cls West send street
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. 100: N.-ShgritoN Eliza 4 Si'o'
eyr.. to Eliza Shordlow. 2N W 1884 :,
attys. White 4 &, "a Wall st....... 81
SETH ST, I'll w-ssme to same, 'tt.
9TH ST. ,ss E-HermAnn, Goo 10 EiM
zimmerman Clir..io, y J ATTY J =
It'll ST, E-same to same, ATTY
Peck, clar. :. eSr. 70 Elijah p Mingr,
BE Ell AI@EG ST. %. Jackson st. s-naiasg.'
.s,s. M!Ssol", ii a,ty. LeagH : VIM,
BE'EKMAS ST, 70 Jackson $, e-WIi,:
isms. Fannie q X. ear, TO sarah !. i
4 ". Bridge plaza North. queen,
SoSRroLK ST. m-Gro.s, Rachel to Loui.
EpGECoMBE Az. aGj-rilton, VIM 20
Elsie X Powell 40 r 10Th 81 .a1io,Syo
cXWrMMATR GSs!': sir Il VA iAsii!i St ~ h st,GPo
co to susan Il Kendall. 10 W 55th st,
,,tyT; MesrIIi' s T 7; hoo s%" s.n 6r.'
70. .Nettie KIar & ano, MA iith, *
ssfh It, 81 wnrr,%. a., H'.9'on j. t.
''n TO Ph'il.p } MNelnharat '9 ., SSo.trami ~,
HE hs!yn; 81 sly ,s i .fi.s"KGSSar l mn Mn. % saS som
l. Abelon, 30 W li2th 81; sttys, Gallert
4; g. I!oer,y s5 A.
HEN N 81, Si--bu'ubluUl' lhds " ''N' W
Naughton, Richmond Hiil, y Y, ATTY
u n Phiilins :6i Rwey !
to Marcus Rosenthal. 81 T. 1874 st. atty,
Irving Rosenberg. goa Bway. ....... - 81
ssTH sr, 40 E-The Lincoln Hospital
4 Home to WIN p Hwinse, $50 = 'Sth
st. ATTY. T q co, l7s Bway $1,000
Rosenthal, 80 z am ST, atty, : Grod
einsky, 81 T. 96th '....-..,...... 300
9TH ST, 223 E-Grucnstetn, Benz VI, TO
Domenico La Sala, tSl0 Richardson ay,
attys. Lind 4 +, Is Cedar st..,,,, $500
TOMAS, FANNY. to Clara Best 5? 800
BOSTWICK. GEO A, TO las Pirrson g. 800
TONES, JOHN II. 70 John r Flood $1,000
LAPORTA, NlNCENZo, to Louis Col
GREENEBAuM FANNY. and ano, uus,
70 Thrrese MeiIt,:' ,,,t,''s wv
BuEHLER, fREDK. to Chas Wick
LEVY. MARKS q. to Bernard Fliashnirk 81
OLSON, NILS, exr, to ST Anselm's
Church. g.. O0O
LOWELL ANNIE a, to Ma'hI'ie
KAUsEN, LOUISE, to Anna Hoops 81, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
Incoming Ncssris-By wireless.

s. Brilliant, Port Arthur, lN miles north of
Juptcr Al noon yesterday
s. pleladcs tardeuis, - miles north of
Jupiter Al noon
$ Momp, New Orleans, 1871 miles north.
west Of Turtu. a. Al noon
- City of Montgomery savannah. rs miles
southwest of Diamond Shoal At noon
IS f. Alba, Galveston, = miles north Of
Jupiter a, . = VI
- Cherokee. Georgetown : G. 2G miles
south Of sandy Nook Al : T. "
- saratoga Havana, 67' miles south Of
Sandy Hook al : r VI
$ McKee,. Vera, Cruz l0 miles ives, Of
savannah a. : = NJ
- Bra2Os. san Juan 10 miles south Of
Sandy Hook a. noon
s. Gulfoll with Shoutngo. Port Arthur, lfs
miles south of sandy Hook a. noon
IS FL Sol, galveston, IL miles south Of
Saudv Hook AZ q = VI
- Comu~. New Orlriv. 49, miles south OF
SANDY Hook NJ y VI
- r. NIGlo, Galveston. b. miles eist NJ
Galveston h1r ~ . y "
- CuuchO, GJl,esiuu. 2i miles Ncsi ~
Tor'uEas a. : u
miles ives, of sand Kew az noon