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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-30
NEW JERsEy REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE OF
NEW YORK. to builders, investors and pros
pectiye homcseckers. a large number OF Va.
Ridgeneld and Teaueck. New Jersey, At one
half OF former owners prices. Also q large
number Of two-family houses at Edgew alter,
Hudson Heights. Cliffslde. and Palisades Park,
New jersey. at about oue-half Of former prices.
An Of the above props rites are within q Ave-
cent fare zone and within thirty minute Of
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly to close the business " two corpora
lions now being liuuidsted ny the Bankin ,
Department. special Inducements TO con-
tractor. and bulldogs who will purchase = con.
siderao'e number on lots. .tor further par.
t~iculars address BENZ. ID. HAIGHT. Special
Deputy Supt. of. Banks. care Of Banking
Department. OIL Broadway. Now York CITY.
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These navy orders were issued
Lieut.. W W Bradley. Jr, from com
mand of the stewart 10 command OF the
Lieut. % wills, from command OF the
Lawrence to command Of the stewart.
Lieut.. II \ Jones. from 81 the
HUI 10 Mare Island ward.
Lieut., ! u Rut,er from Sperrv Gyro-
scope COMPANY. brooklyn. to temporary
duty Washington yard,
Lieut. a. h"lt. from proving sround to
Carnesic Stos. C4mpany M!nhaL Pa
chaplain y w. scott. 90 Portsmouth
yard.
Lieutenant Commander y e. Smith,
from tho Saratoga To- the Csvli. station.
Lieut. j. NJ rqo.c 3d. from the Saratoga
Lieut. il \ scott, from the Brootlyn to
Lieut. q, IL Bowdey. from olonsapo sta,
Lieut. j. i ponelsop, from the Helena TO
Lieut. ! Doyle. from tho Cincinnati
Lieut. q E. Brandt, from the Galveston
Lieut.. q. g Langc. from the Galveston
to the Saratoga.
the ChuunCeN to tho Saratoga.
Lieut. u e Iawd"r, from the BROOKLYN
to tho Galveston.
Ensigus II. e., Davis, W. Il. Malloy, =.
FitzslmmonE aud j l. Stocher. from the
Rroohlvu to The Mohican.
Ensign " y. Dickinson. from the Brook
Ensign u. n Dyer. from the BROOKLYN
to the Galveston.
Ensign NJ II Arnold, from the Brooklyn
10 tho BaiNhrltge.
Ensign j II, Kyle, from the brooklyn to
tho Barry,
Ensign !. :. Ray. from the Brooklyn to
the Decatur,
Ensign e r wedderburu. from the
BROOKLYN To the Chuuncey.
paymastcr u. r, Hooper, from the Sara.
toga to the Brooklyn,
Passed Assistant Paymaster NJ. G. Shlr.
lev. from the Brooklyn 10 the Helena.
Passed Assistant Paymaster n r. COL
lin-, from Olongapo station to walt orders
Assistant Pal master A. u. Eddins, from
the Helena to the Saratoga.
Chaplain j, u, Fleming. from Asiatic
fleet to home for orders,
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WOMAN BUYS BRONX FLAT.

Harry II. Cohen sold for the Benen-
con Realty Company to Mrs.. Anna NJ.
Jones 273s n 2740 Decatur avenue,
. new Ave story apartment house ar
ranged for six families on each floor. II
occupies a plot. ~56.9x10O. located about
so feet south Of ls5th street and was
held at $4,000. Last month the present
buyer. Mrs. Jones. acquired the adjoining
house at 2736.
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Inc. - Bwsy. Dec Q: atty. Samuel
'p fefa,s. sSd c : h.%%sSS.nK G 20 r aSs%:sssS-e Go.
Inc. - Bway, Dec 4; atty. samuel
LOT 81. MAJ I'D. ni,,ss q 4
G Bammsn to Ferdinand 90. Inc, ~
Bway, mtg $1,000. Dee 10; atty. samuel
Wsshy' Jr ,.swsy;;..:;:;i::.i.,,s
x75xlo6. 2xei. l1xsi .s-Ferdinand c BAN
man to Ferdinand Co. Inc, ~ Bway,
mtg 5000. Dec 10; atty. Samuel Wacht,
LOTS Is and a.. map willis Estate
Elenor Insa to VIM u Smith, yr. t52 W
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BROKERS IN BIG 9TH Az. LEASE

Spear n Co. and Ewing, Bacon &
Henry were the brokers In the leasing
OF the store n basement in the O'Neill-
Adams Building on Sixth avenue, Twen-
t!eth and T~wenty-first streets to l..
Guryail
Pease & Gilman were associate
brokers in the sale Of II West Fifty
fourth street.
i. Lowens Elm is now associated with
the Markwin Realty Corporation.
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o. The Continental. Q six story apart.
ment hou at the northeast corner Of
Broadway and fifth street. has been
bought by Gustavus l.. Lawrence from
the Lawyers Mortgage Company, the
holding price being reported at 5000, 900.
The Continental contains seven apart
mants to a door. has one store and IL
completely rented II occupies a front
Of about 90 feet on broadway and 1902
feet on 177th street. The %northerly
line measures IFS feet.
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YONKERs SITE ron DWELLING,

Du Bots & Taylor have sold for the
Gramercy Investing Company. Frank
DE- X. Huyler, president. a plot fronting
30 feet on the northwest side Of Crest
wood avenue BY 1874 feet In depth, run
ming through to the southeast side of
hollywood avenue. Jean l.. Spreckel,
who recently purchased adjoining prop
ertN, is the buyer. On the combined plot
he will erect a dwell. ng for his own use.
Mr.. Spreckel now controls four lots
fronting on both Crestwood and Holly
wood avenues.
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LIENS.
NuanhaANan

AVENUE A. 103-105; 7th ~. 1~2s-Paris
Tile 4 Mosaic Works, Inc, aet Abraham
Wolf 4 Albert Abraham. owners: Leibo-
witz q Cohen, contractors. ........ S7I5
aEt Joseph Regneas. owner and contrsc-
WEST END Av. sss-chas b Co.se ast
Marion I. Lord, owner and contractor:
Arthur r Bastine. er........S is3. 20
l26TH ST. 52+ W-Goldenheim Bros agt
William Jonas. owner and cont. ..ST2.5 so
12bTH ST 52s W-Same agt same. S92. so
9TH Az, 21s0-Goldenheim Bros agt Henry
Wineburgh. owner: Jacob Israelson, les
see and contractor. st2.0 5
CONVENT Av. i70-Herman u SEWN agt
Alapri Trading Co. owner: Hattie II
Dinkelspei, contractor .f75
AMSTERDAM AV. 2l2s-30-Frank ] Va
lenti agt c & Il Amusement Co q Rose
vale Amusement Co, owner trenewaD $3.50
+TH ST. 1885, E-Thomas Lynch agt Il
Neiwirth. owners: Mrs. J Neiwirth. con-
TRACTOR .....S25
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n. ". CENTRAL 4 BORROWER.

The New York Central Railroad, or
Sseher- IT'S real estate subsidiary, the
New York State Realty and Terminal
company, has borrowed $750.00O from
NE Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany' with which to nance the erec-
10 cost $500. 600, on the northwest corner
OF Park avenue and Fifty-fourth street.
The loan Is due In 1925 and IL U be at
ot2 and o per cent. Il. FuHerton-W Weaver
recently leased the corner plot and will
erect the apartment.
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TELEGRAPH workers 10 Combine.

officials of the Commercial Telcg-
raphers Union of America announced
yesterday that the proposal of the In.
ternational Brotherhood OF Electrical
Workers for federated action for the
purpose of organizing all Western Union
and Postal Telegraph Company en-
ployees was acceptable to them.
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ELY AVENUE PLOT SALE.

Daniel H.. jackson has bought from
Llinor Hutchinson q plot 50xlOO on the
east side OF Ely avenue. 100 feet south
OF 236th street. This property is three
blocks from White Plains avenue and
?33d street subway station.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2g.-The destroyer
mi has arrived at Rosebank. n. ":
collier Nero at san Diego; collier Orion Al
Norfolk.
The tank ship Arethusa has sailed from
Port Arthur. Tex, for Hampton Roads: ice
ship Glacier from San Diego FOR Mare
Island gunboat Sacramento from Norfolk
for Portsmouth. N. n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-30
MORTGAOEs.
with name and address Of lender and
lender's Attorney
Eoat a1de.

~
lenders Attorney
East side.
tEast Of F1fth Az, between Fourteenth
and i10th sts.)
SOD ST. 8 .. sos.s " "a av. 1s.s x:5-Robert
trste porothe 90 H 100 'I ~ Byay. Dec as,,
due. &C. a. per bond; atty. T q cee.. das
.,sT n. i,s:iii' Il, i;c.,.,,.s.,&sor.:
, 81 atty. Johnson q MiiS, III Vernon:
PAX xv.' n " cor i;ih st. 'icc. s.i III
y Y state Realty and Terminal Co to
Metropolitan Life ins Go. ! Madison ~.
s,Es.. w oSs ssR' 3 J. ,s' i. Msdl:ss
''s s1r. q n, :,S S;:: q 81 Iiis;; ss:s:sss;ss
trste Bernard Kiingenstein ~ al.
4 'i's 3 t. i:.. Dss Il Il william I hi; : ? >. 200
s3i-wm Diet. to Title o. Co, i7s
Bway. Dec %. due. &C. az. Per
BOND
(west OF Firth Av. sen Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
WIN P t.wiss. to EauitaSi. Life A:.ur
soc. 100 Bw.y. Dec q. due Jan I. 1927:
.ra ? A. 81 Az ~. l.... SSii l.S sT Kin.s.n '; s%S
ano 10 James Everard's Brewerfes. IL e
1874 o.. Dec Is. demand. ? c; a!tys,
Geller. n q II. 20 Exchange pl.. $500
Uptown.
tManhattsn Island, north of 10th ST.
nth ST. sos w. n q. ue5 " sth av, S3.Ax
100. III, pr mtg sac. ooo--Jos Kaufman
CT al. exrs q trste-Abr Kaufman to
Alice 5 Earnshsw Of philadelphia. Pa.
Dec %. . yrs. 6 p c; atty. l. T CO, dso
FORT wAsHiNGroN Av. W cor iiSth
q. looxlSo.. pr mtg eiss,sooETyndai,
Riversde Drive. Dec 70. 1 yr. Cps;
atty. L T Co. 100 Bway. .s%a,50o
BeonH.
tBorough Of The Bronx
FOX ST. . $. stsS n issth. ct. lssxloc-
VIII ava. Az. pi &c li %.s 200 joker Nov ;'' y, oi aS.
May =. fsis. p c: atty. J de Hart
LOT ia. map Van Ne;, rari.Heisns
pi. prior mtg $1,000. pee 81. due June
Il Il az isi :nS ! |, { ATTY. ch.' A rur.n .s:SS
st.5.s'5i,ooxa..sxss OK % high waite,
Nevins to City Island Homes. Inc Dec
z. due as per bond; atty. T @ & T GO;
I'D Rv. ns. a,oie white Plain, I'd. Ss,ix
i.,Gssriru9s Crane e srodsway Cen;
p c: atty. Bway Central Bank. ?sat
an Xv. 8. iois n iisth st. 5oxiSi,7~
Co. lo4 + l77th ct. prior mtg 3a5. 900.
sttys- q II Bloch. 80 Nassau : $4,000
e02D ST. $ $, 73.s W Briggs av. ejxioo--
Thomas NJ Mohan TO Therese Mass. 3i3i
Clock., X a X. 3ei E itsth St. .s2.95o
sTH Az. centre line. 22os n FordhaIn
Landing I'd, 7?.sxis?.2-Hopkins q Bar;
rett Co to Helene W E!lenberg. 1868
Forest av. Dec II, 2 yrs. 5 p c: atty,
r Co. $50 Bway........ 5000
BAMBRELLENG Av. n " C Pelham av.
&0.sxlos.&-Terrace CONSTR Co to Aaron
Futterman. S7 F. Istth ST. prior mtg
t29. 900. Dec 20. ~lnstalls 8 p c; atty.
y Y Title Ihs Co. 135 Bway...... 5000
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NEW FLAT FOR BROOKLYN.

shampsn 4 Shampan have filed plans
Yor a six story apartment. 60xl0s.2, to
Pc erected on the north side Of Division
avenue, 140 feet west of Marcy avenue,
Tor the Ross Land Company as owners
10 cost $50, 900.
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RENTING L.. !. SHORE HOUSES.

4. S. 4 s. +. voss have leased for
w. II. Amerman his mouse on Elm street,
Woodmere, l.. l.. to Kenneth Boardman
Of New York, and for Mrs. william Voss
= house on Franklin avenue Hewlets. to
Joseph $. Lowering of Boston for IA
term OF years.
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BANKER BUYS AT BRIARCLIrr.

Fish 4 Marvin have sold for William
r. T~readwell a property consisting OF
twenty-five acres, residence and out.
buildings near Briarcliff Manor to a
New York banker. The property was
held at $f5. 900.
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LIS PENDENS.
--A-AA--

9TH 81. n =. 35s W Av C. 25x92.3--Jos
Il Buttenwieser agt Abr Startmauer ct al
lforecloseure u mtg); attys. Unger a
Unger.
ABR Stadtmsur ct al Qoreclosure of
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RESULTS AT UCTI0
Public O6ertngs Yesterday in Man.
haitian and Brooklyn saIesrooms.

lat y yEsEY STREET.
RSS:!sn 4; ts;'ss:x ifiss s,y 'n%.IH
ss.ioa +, DUE ,s.sls.ss;' prior nts So:
ELIZA cGS; snr Fl ~ g!ai . for s.ai3S r..,
Houston 81. S.xss.ix irres.' two 6 sly
s sis;s:'': g ,S s''] sfi.."%siiss b: ' .ss's: e. each
sisr ST. 90. VI: NJ % v Amsterdam .v,
S7xioo;5; 5 sty tnmt--Israe winsr .g,
'HIss.; r. Levine ss:. iiSi Iis,seG %'s '''''0'' to
a ass''Aii ! + IL Hey ,n. .s Il; j due o~p ggii.s;1ai:
taxes &c. 'Sos,so: to the plaintiff for
r6RT WASHINGTON Av. W 8. 1910 .
is;a st. 5S5Iisssxii1i: Z ~ nat
taxes. &c. $500; to the pisiniin for
$4,000 n, sauus, Mary
sly nats-Am Bible Soc 80 County
.sss., 4 g. ny; .ffs' IS e Al 10 G The 1 :la:,S;s,s1's ~
$4,000
srAxrosS y 81 E' Is:s.c j. n s h ssr a.n..n st.
icx7o. ! sly .faetory-Osden Brewer. 81
isi's; taxes &C. '''''i'''' adjourned to
lat THE sTS3KtyN REAL ESTATE
pAcrrsHsS; 81 y. 4. r iss's " Bans ! CO e.. 1868.
aii''.iio sss pisins'a fos SO" over '1' q mtg
.sr n. 5. .os {, !. IAN Av. s0sio:; ssc
HE ;51lsa- sT' eo :; lSS & ~ y y M...r," Ta. 81
development Co ct al: to the p'sintin
f ssiIsr sr. $, Iso.io'.,Xv i. ia..ssieeco::
also 127 IT s--A Boitel sgt Cavor Co,
Inc, ct al; to the Jay Holding c.. for;
each 1000
By Nathaniel shutter.
VERMONT IT, Q q. $40 II 9 Blake av. COX
iSesSM G Rsnrs art p Lauor ct y &
BY William p. Rae.
'' .Ioaass5EYorIv,iie bids Co ast III
G9sPsS g Ct. al; T.; w . the "a, e'1,n:'T re- with, 'so zoo
isSn 81; 70 Az r.. p y s 2 Ss ssF s s:;Geo Az. 7e.,oo
N. r p,:insls tor 81 $50 : S ss:s . NORGE. ss &; ::
Sy Jsmss L s1u~lsy.
fsans ssssi x Lazy ct a; 70 3 jsSa:s:
pneHTiyf :;iiiats s S:Iss.;. i.iiSs
to the pisi%tin Sr ........... $500
SATISFIED MECHANICs' LIENS.
Maahsttaa.
IN Ay. lSsi-Lstb 0ubsrmAn aGt Thsodor
nhM11sanDssW'.xTt. q. s;ss HuS 81 Dean ~
McNuny Bros. Inc. Of al. sept .
i'le'''''''''' I.ccx "''
WASHINGTON Az . Whole block front
M A%f.'O cSrsts"n XssSsI.sisn ss.Ne:
8. ~~'"ss
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rice. . sun sets t:ss Moon ri.csls'5s
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
Sandy H'k. III 80, Gov. Isl. / "a Hell Gate. 3 ~
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM
Arriyed-wEDNEsDAy. December ~,
Ss R~ochambeau. noon, Bordeaux. Dec, -.
So Wieldrech,. 10 A. NJ; Oran. Dee 10
SIS Romanby. 800 A. NJ. Gibraltar. Dec. 3.
50 Portland, /. A NJ, La Rochelle, Nov. l..
S. Canost oba, 1890 =. NJ. 81. Lucrs, Dec. u.
So Alliance. ! p. NJ, Cr1stobal. Dec. %.
SIS Vaudeville. 3 A. NJ. Kingston, Dec. e.
S. Lenape. jacksonville. Dec. &c.
IS Tenpaisen Maru, Philadelphia, Dec. n
SIS Kronborg, Boston, Dec. q.
S. winlaton. Newport News. Dee. g.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Mesaba. at London.
So lroduois at London.
SIS Sama, at Cadlz.
SIS Sac Paulo, at Pernambuco.
SIS Megrez. at Rotterdam.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Adriatic. from Liverpool.
SIS LAncastrian, from London.
SIS Minas Geraes. from Santos.
IS Carolina. from San Juan.
IS Philadelphia, from Curacao.
SIS Sixaola, from Livingston.
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Army and NaAN Arden-

WASHlNGToN. Dec. 2s-No army order
We're issued to-day:
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.TRANsACrtoNs
TRANSFERS.

with nome and address Of lender and
sxtcrney. II attorneys nsms 10 omitted
sddrsss party Of nrst part.J
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hest temperature. 37'. ~ 2 A. n.
rest temperature. 2o'. 1t HAS r. NJ.
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By NathanIeI Shuter,
VERMONT ST, Q =. $40 II Q Blake av. 20
iOo-M c Behre agt b Laucr ct 81; I

EAST NEW YORK Az. n " .. 1911 8 "
stone sv, s5x11l.t-Poughkeepsie SavGs
Bank agt NJ Levy ct all to b J9hns"n
prSAruR sr, .. s5,ioe Reid ~. iasiSSS
Ei.,H crcoh r., A Gardner g y;
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sArIsFIED MECHANICg LIENS.
MnahottAA.

I'D Ay, lssi-Lstb 0vbermAn est Thsodor
Michssis o. 81, Aus %. ielS.,..,...tS0
BROADWAY. st3S--John d J Dean AFT
McNufty Bros. Inc. OF al. sept I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09

tho library, but ! can't do that all
the time. have gone TO Orean,iand
and the Hippodrome few times and
watched, but I don't like 20 dance
when don't know any one. There
isn't any school TO 90 TO evenings
that know Of. and everything one
would like 20 90 20 takes eaTsre
and money and friends.
Yes, know ought 70 do house
workout did you ever try III The
mess Of pottape isn't worth H. Hon.
estly. Cynthia Grey, I'd rather
starve or 90 30 jail. And on 81 a
week suppose that Is what will
eventually happen. But, then, who
carcs7 JUST A GIRL.
A.-Dear little girl. know a
number OF people who care. and who
would be glad to welcome a good
girl into their home and make her
spare moments brighter II they only
knew how 10 get in touch with her
A city is a lonely place for a
strange girl. especially one who
must depend upon a meager salary
and can afford no spending money.
Under such circumstances the most
optimistic girl In the world would
get blue at times. but even tho 1t
seems 10 you that no one In the
world cares. for your own sake you
must keep on caring. Keep def
mite purpose In mlnd-don't drift;
don't back-step; push steadily for.
ward. and you are bound TO win.
Won't you send me your name
and address. or tell me whore can
see you? Your identity will be held
In strictest confidence.
al am a girl OF 10 and keeping
steady company with a young man
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Dear Cynthia Grey: am a work
Ing Girl alone In this city. ! make
on an average 81 week In fac
tory, and am broke most Of the
time. but manage somehow. ! have
no friends yet. az have been work.
Ing only a few weeks and am a
stranger here. zee the girls at the
factory. and that 10 all. When I get
10 my room ! am dead tired usual
~. but II 10 impossible TO stay In
and Just sit stiil. Sometimes I 90 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09
POSSE CATCHES
BOY AUTO THIEF

Bert Bartlett. rs. Is In the county
Jail after an exciting chase in which
five citizens participated and which
ended In his capture. lie is said to
have led the field from Union st.
and Second ave. TO Spring St in a
stolen car His captors AFRO c. +.
Weber. Fred Kelley, u. II. Runner,
+. J. Grinwald and David Alderman.
Bartlett is said TO have been sen
fenced to the Chehalls refoimatory
on one occasion.
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MS ulSTREATED
BY MEN IN AUTO

PHILOMATH. Ore. July "a
mad jury investigation Is under
~ here into thu alleged mistreat-
MT Of two young girls by two
azzrse men Who took them for an
ntouobile ride several days ago
~ Gid not release them for many
hNrs.
NJ girls we're found wandering
. Ne county road. either suffering
mn the effects OF drugs or liquor
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MRS. c. Il C

A.-Your point is good: but will
what you advocate alone change
these deplorable conditions? say
NO. Along with change in
economic conditions must come
change OF morals. As long as
double standard OF morals exists.
economic industrial freedom will
not solve the problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09
STEAMERS BURNED

WENATCHEE. July e.--The Co.
lnmbla & okanogan Steamboat Co
lost four steamers valued at $50, 900
here yesterday In a fire. Insurance
totaling $4,000 had Just expired.
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CYNTHIA GREY'S LETTERS AND ANSWERS

distant relative Of mine. His Grand.
mother and my grandfather were
hslf-brother and sister. Now, Will
you please tell me exactly what re.
latlon we are. and II u would be un-
wise for us 10 marry7 Ansiousiy
awaiting your reply, am. very sin
cereIy. 10.
A-You and the young man are
half cousins once removed. The ties
are SO distant that 1t Is not probable
any serious complications would
arise from such a marriage, altho
personally. do not believe that
blood relatives should intermarry.
Dear Miss Grey: have lust fin
ished reading your comment on a
broken-hearted mothers letter and
am surprised to hear you say you
are Inclined TO believe the lax sys.
tenn Of marriage is responsible for
the Jalis, asyiums and reformatories
being filled.
Don't you know that under favor
able conditions people grow up nor
NAL? We can't have favorable con.
ditlons tlll we get economic indur.
trial freedom. When conditions are
such that we can all get the full
product OF our isbor-then we can
have normal people: then every one
will have to do something useful for
a living. We won't any Of us have
TO overdo our strength, and those
who now do nothing will have to
work enough TO make them normal
or temperate In habits.
As u is, some indulge In drink
because they are physically exhaust.
ed. Some are incorporate because
they don't work enough to make
them normal. Poverty breeds un-
desirabies; excess wealth breeds un.
deslrsbles; while N we were all put
on an equal basis and given an equal
chance under a sane system, tnste ad
OF a system, founded on rent, interest
and profit. there would soon be no
use for Iails. asylums and reforma.
tories. and this would solve the
problem Of prostitution, that 40
many Investigations have failed to
solve, for normal people. under nor.
RAJ conditions, live normal lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09
DANISH CRAFT LOST

COPENHAGEN. July 9.-The
Danish steamer Ellen. en- route for
Liverpool with cargo OF lumber,
was set on fire by n German sub
marine and destroyed. 1t was learn
ed today. The crew escaped
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Good Things 10 Eat

will hold no joys for you if you have Ind.
gestion or any STOMACH, LIVER or KIDNEY
trouble. Youneed not pay big doctors bills,
but if you suffer from any of these ailments
just step into your nearest druggist and get
a so cent bottle of SEVEN BARKS, the great
household remedy. the finest tonic and
blood purifier known If your system Is
run down and you want to regain your
youthful energy, SEVEN BARKS Will accom-
plish it, make your food digest and give
you new life Money refunded II di=satis.
fed. Tryit and enjoy your meals. Address
LYMAN BROWN, SIS MURRAY ST.. New yc..- N-Y
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Charles Town w. Va
May 10, loI5.
Washington Alexander & Cooke
Charles Town, w. Va.
Dear
have received draft for $1,000 full
for the of barn by fire April z8th 1915.
We wish appreciation for the and satisfac
DRY settlement which you regards
(Signed) Yours very truly,
John PORTERFIEI.D and J. FRANK TURNER.
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ATTORNEY AT Lave,
ofice Tdtphone Building.
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For underwear and hosiery see $. Fl. Lsn-
is.
Majestic and Laurel ranges also coal oil
stoves in stock and will erect in your house
on short notice. John C. Burns Il Co.
Kettle stoves ard iron kettles at Callan's
We pay highest prices for horse hides
Hyman Wiener.
International Tailoring Co.'S mems
made TO measure line for Spring and Sam
mer of 1915 on display at Landia's,
s. H. Lands pays highest cash "riee fol
egg',
when in need of tin or enamel ware cal
on W. Ralph Burns at the old yesterday
stand.
Home made walnut caromels and taffv AT
Brown Bros.
All kinds Cleaning and Dying by Starr
Dye Works, Cumberland. Zee S II. Lands
Agent
Zee w. Ralph Burns for cook stoves ond
steel ranges.
Hess Panacea makes hens lay. Get it at
Millee's Pharmacy.
Money to Loan on approved real estate
security. G. NJ. Beltzhoover. Jr.
Great Reduction in made to measure
suits of 90, So, a, So, sc. and IS ON many
suits. Comelearly aud get FIRST ehAiea. :
H. Lands.
Buy 1ngersoll Watches OF Miler's Phsr
macy, always complete stock.
See your doctor first. then come to Nil.
ler's Pharmacy,
Ask Miller's Pharmacy first.
For good results bring or ship your bee
hides to the c Wall Co.
Long cloth, nainsooks, Indie linens, dim
tiles, madras etc. zee S. H. lands.
Hot chocolate and coffee at Brown Bros.
Whiting pay cash for butter anu eggs.
Hills and Androscoggin Cottons at re-
duced prices. at s, H. Lands,
A big line of spring gnghams and per.
ales see Lands.
Try us for rubber syringes, ice caps, and
toilet goods. d. VI. c. Scott, PhysIan anc
Druggist Consultation room in the rear oil
store.
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Rates. sebedu Is and CO., q. 4 Z
furnished upon apPieaa.''9'
Company. Or 49,
w. B. BEylLL, j
Gen'l Pass agent -,