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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Old BIJOU 1RANsFERRED.

The Bijou property at 12s7-123e
broadway, extending through to 502-604
SIXTH avenue, was transferred yesterday
to Walter Hopper OF Isaac A. Hopper,
Inc He will erect sixteen story store,
loft and office building on the site. The
sale was negotiated by William +. Fuerst
and W. Rumble. Mr.. Hopper has secured
from the sellers $1,000. 900 mortgage
at . per cent, due January I, 1925.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
PARTNERS ELECT To- MORROW.
4. ~. Boynton Nominated to Head
Association.

The annual meeting Of the Association
Of Partners Of Stock Exchange Firms
- to be held tomorrow at the Recess
Club.
following nominations TO be acted on at
the meeting: President. c. IL. Boynton
vice-presldent. Charles S. Sargent, Jr. 4;
treasurer. John w. Prentiss. governors
for three years. Arthur Hagen, Robert
II. McCurdy Richard II. Swartwout and
II r. Winthrop, and governors for two
years, Vernon c. Brown and Robert c.
Cairns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Edgar T Kingsley has leased for the
Freehold Construction Company to the
Kurland Young Mems Society tho three
story dwelling at 46 West 1lbth street,
on lot lSXl00.l1. the owners recently
purchased the property through the
same broker.
Samuel IT, Martin has leased the three
story dwelling AZ 1903 West Seventy-nrst
street for three years TO Berebzotis a
Borodenos.
William A. white a Sons have rented
for the Seamen'B Bank for Savings the
private residence Mt 100 West 120th
street to Mrs Adele Backhaus for a
term OF years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
CHURCH BuYs JERSEY SITE.

The Realty Company Of New Jersey
has sold to tho Board OF Missions and
Church Extension OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church a plot 56x103, east
side OF the Hudson Boulevard. near Full
ton avenue, Jersey City, as a site for a
church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
TRADING IN nIDGEwoop FLATS.

The Ring-Gibson Company has sold
to Henry Ruthmann Of Brooklyn the
four four story. eight family brick
houses at 25l7 to 1928 Madison street
In the Fresh Pond road section OF
Ridgcwood. The buildings are valued
az 10000.
Tho @. Y. Mathews Company has
sold to Henry A. w. Leirheit the six
family house at 1929 woodbine street
on lot 27.6xlO0 for si1,bOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
INVESTOR BUYs nRoNx LOTS.

AVENUES Steven e.
Ayres has sold for Frank r. Morrison
and Lillian T. Colvcr eight lots on
Wcstchester avenue north of Roberts
avenue. The lots have a frontage Of
100 feet on Westchestcr avenue. The
purchaser "a resident Of a Southern
city, who buys for Investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
PARK row CORNER LEA sED.

Simon r. Flannery has leased for tho
Dean Hoffman estate for twenty-one
years the property at the northwest
corner OF Park Row and Baxter street.
4S.4X7S1O, to Morris Goldstein, who will
erect on the site an eight story freproot
building for his clothing business or else
alter the existing structure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

PECK SLIT. 4S-Comyns & Mayer aEt
Daniel Kane ct al. oct g. 1918. $1,000
AMSTERDAM Az. -IlIl=Rubensteiu
nros agt Pocohontas Realty Corpn ct al
BROADWAY. s,56. and 'iIist 81, 572 W
Charles Charcowsky HEt PETERBOROUGH
Building Go et a., Jan o. is15.... 4329 30
MADISON Az. 5C3-W r Ellison, Inc art
Robert Bonner 81 al. oct I, 1910 S5,37s 95
SAME PROPERTY Thomas Galligan, ync
art same. Nov Is. l9l4..............Nl so
SAME PROPERTY-wei & Cohn
est same, Sent -, leii...,..;-,.. 500, 80
spoction Co agt same, oct 2, l914...tlSl
MADISON Az, cor 56th st-philip \
Feigen aEt same, oct Il. '9l4....il95 o.
SAME PRoFERTN--Robert J Carey, Inc
az i,, SAM; 4g5 i9itn;..''1 oh EsG
same, Oct Is, 1914 $3.50: I6ss 80
AEt Allerton 3sth 81 co ct al. Jan So
1915 Cby bond) ..................ss s5
Bronx.
COSTER ST. =. 1875 Eastern boulevard
25X1O0--N Phssman q Son. Tno. Rgt
Frank 0aluoci 81 al. Feb >, iel5....s9O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
BROOKLYN CORNER SALE.

George f. Byrnes has sold 200. 292.
294 and 200 Pearl street and so and SO
Hillary street for the q. & NJ Construc-
ton Company. The property is covered
with six houses They are 9Ox1O2g
on Pearl street and 5Ox6O on Hillary
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

its site at Clinton and Remsen streets,
from heirs OF the Gloucester estate for
about $4,000. The sale was made by
Isaac II. Cary. The property was ac-
quired with the view of building a
dormitory annex.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
BUYER OF FIFTHs.

Tho Aletta NJ. Frageman estate Is tho
purchaser Of the one-ffth interest in
los Broad street and 127-l31 West
Thirty-third street, sold yesterday to
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum. The
estate Is the owner OF the other four
1fths interest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
C0TT0NSEED OIL.

There was Western liquidation ON
tho early bulge OF a few points. The
break in lard and grain checked ont
side DEMAND. Crude oil was auits
steady AT b.oI@6.is. Hedge selling b
not large, suggesting a fair cons,,y,n-
tive trade In the aggregate. The saI~.
during the day were $4,000 barrels
Closing Prev. Close
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
MORTGAGES,
with name and address OF lender anc
lenders Attorney
Downtown

'Nouln OF fouTteentn ST.
GREEN WlCH ST. 1917. 9, 271xto4s-
Cornelius Hayes to Geo r VinRut and
another, trus SetaulSet, l. !. Feb 2, duo
way .................s 50 900
CLINTON ST, 90, W =, so n Rivington 81,
Stone, ans ~ i'm =, or AZ Park R"W
Fob . due Feb 10 1917 6 p c,.,.t3O 900
THOMPSON ST, cor Sd ~. ~. 7N7l1---
Elena Realty Corpn 10 Columbia Trust
co. so Broa dway, 3 yrs, n O. Feb .
attys. Rocker r a g. so William
.IH sT,, .. 100 ~ n. ;oxs5''is samuel 1-yTg,
Feinberg TO Louis Steoher. S6i Il Sth st,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

BUYS y. I. HOME SITE.

Cornelius c. Kolff has sold for Mrs
William J. McSorlcy plot 50xi05 feet
on Rose street, West New Brighton,
TO- H. eager who will improve IL with
"a residence for his own occupancy.
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RefePe~s ADDoinfed

Supreme Court-By Justice PaEe-Burk.
Va Little Italy Realty Co.. joel III. Bantan.
sabatino vs. Man Bridge Cent Line, Ed
BY Justice reenbaum-Gs Eiiano va III
Surety Co, Leon Hubner; Murphy ".
Crane, Edward Il. Finch '"
by Justice Cohalan-Princs w. Prime.
william J. Burke. 'e'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
sEAsHORE COTTAGE LEASED.

The Lewis II. May Company has
ceased for Frank Koch his co tage on
North Tenth avenue, Rockaway Park, to
Dr. Wolfe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
OR ,NGE APARTMENT SALE.

Edward =. Hamilton & Co. have sold
TO Clara V. Dishrow the new apartment
house on plot 62x13s at 494 Park avenue
near Prospect street. East Orange,
y. J. The property was hold at
S35, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
BROoKLYN CLUn nrYs HOUSE.

The Hamilton Club OF Brooklyn has
bought tho three story dwelling, on lot
25XlO0, at la Rcmsen street, adjoining
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

e2D ST, sc Ell W clark. Inc. az, Frank
orinshy. owner; N & l. He's. Inc.
BRoADwAY. sci - Oriental F 'II,gg.,Sy :
SRSh Door co agt Edw II Mount
owner; August Killers & CO, coutrac-
18Th ST. a.i whit ii.u,,ns.r' CO az 49,
susan NJ DAILY, owner Leopold Schimcr-
ling. contractor ..................S 35. 40
9th ST. 1873 70 is2 w--M J Callahan CO
agt Leavltt Realty CO. owner and con-
tractor Observation-Disclosures. 81 20
BROADWAY, l7iO-Hyman Stelnberg sEt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and Brooklyn salcsroems.

TAT II VEsEY STREET.
by Bryan l. Kennedy.
! 9TH ST. 22A r, Is, 2si6 W "a av. gS.41
1856, sty tnmt. also Briggs av =,
$50 Bedford Park Blvd, 6ONtOo va
cant; also Briggs av, H. $50 Bedford
Park Blvd. l00xl00 vacant: also HUH
av, cor Mosholu parkway. 1905 iOx
llOxl52 llxiia.s, vacant, all right. title
&c-T W Inniss agt + = a MCGOWAN 81
al, due, ts,l65.6o: 10 Mrs. Buena Vista
VI Busch for 81 1000.
By Henry Brady.
2lST st. 1o7 W, a. SIS sth av. 7ox
$50; pit sty bldg, all right title, &c
Jos Ruehler aEt A O Poll ct al; dus
,5,Gl7Oc, to the plainur for $500
At the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.
by W. j, McPhilliamy & co.
DENYSES LANE a W =. adj land Van
Rrunt, runs = coax W 20 Sist
Il i3ON 260X n i30N x n =
l02.7N n lA1lN e0N n 100
to 18TH ~ e 45o.7x 1875 to beg
except parts relrased-I Weschler agt
G Conklin ct all to n Mortgage and
Security CO. for SiG,SOO
EAST 261'H ST, e. 1872 Newklrk aV,
3iSl0O-s Foreman agt Flatbush Const
co et al: 20 the plaintiff for 81 900 over
a mortgage OF $500.
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EAST SIDE TENEMENT LEASED.

Charles Buermann & Co. have leased
the five story tenement Columbia
street to Sol Bisgaier for ten years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

Tho New York, New Haven ana Hart
Commerce Commission I,, for D'G cSaDr..
Total opsr. rev. 'Sol5,o7i pee, 't7siss
Total oper eXps. s,746.s42 Dec. sib.sts
op S;' IR :5m rev 5ssi Dec Dec "; s:s:
To!si op. %' r.y 'sssss, s's Dec. 'i.,sss
Net oper rev ,ieL:2:ts Dec, ,s.l,sas
LOUISVILLE AMI. NASHVILLE.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
opsr revenues u.13s's?s Dec, N'osIsr
oper expenses, 3,i2l'sS7 Dec. 7ssi57
oG S;' iE:5m: n. .asss De- De-
9R:S 'ss, ,::s Dec Dec
Net oper. rev is,5sLsOS Dec. ,2.oes.2.2
Oper income. O.. 5,42S,SSO Dec. i.s74,1S
GUILE COLORADO AND SANTA FEE.
The Gulf Colorado and Sante Fe Rail-
road reports to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for December;
Total oD,r rev n.s icit Inc chaI ,sss:.,,
Total oper. eXps. l'OSL65l Ino. iHii7
o5 N;' fs :5m: rev sss; Inc Inc 'i! 1885
From July /;
Total oper rev, ~, T66,37l Inc. i,TS3,7o
Total oper. eTps. 5,6Io,sGs Inc. I5i.lO7
Net oper. row. 's,!25,to2 Inc, u,ss2,sss
Oper Income. 2,S37.52l Ino, l,339ssl
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN.
Tho Delaware, I.ackawanna and West
ern Railroad reports to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for December;
ro,,, No. ruv =, 81. isl 4. n,C change
Taxes ...,,..,. e6,s25 Dec. l3ss7i
Oper. Income Sl242,5as Dec tTls26
From July /:
Total net rev. nsOs.I6s Dec. iiBs 200
Taxes '...,..,., S52,O72 Dec. s7s2s
Oper income. s7.654. $50 Dec. Si20,86l
OREGON SHORT LINE.
The oregon short Line Railroad reports
20 the Interstate Commerce Commission
for December:
1914 Changes.
Total oper. rev. ;I,5ss,Tss Dec t5S7sSs
Total oper. eNps. 9is,6i7 Dec. iOi,s77
Net oper. rev, ts40.lS2 Dec. 3lS5.s5S
Oprr income. 57s065 Dec s5.1ls
From July /; "
Total Oper. rev ,11,2t0s7l Dec $3.50, t40
Total oper. exps. 6,3l5,79b Dec Sss.O2s
Net oper, rev. s4,s25O76 Dec ,i,Osi. al
Oper. income. t.2ss. 007 Dec tss,sos
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
December. 1910 Changes.
Oper. revenue. Si,67e7s1 Dec. tl,l9s,46s
Net oper rev, 2,0s01lb Dec, tsl,22e
oper, Income. l,7ll,5so Dec. iss,3Ss
July I TO December al;
Oper, revenue. 36,b79s7s Dec. assess
Net revenue,... l6,0le5tt Dec, l,313,a0s
opeF. lh0oa.s... I:.579.os; Dec, i.sss.ss'
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tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
FRONT ST. i2s, n 3. 2saxsa a-Gordon
Woodbury. ct al to Thornton Woodbury.,
New London, Conn, Feb /; atty. T
Adams, 1856 Bway. 800
DUANE ST =. ar Hudson st. 3O.sx
S-Thornton Woodbury. ct al to
Gordon Woodbury., Bedford. y II. Feb
/ atty, G 4 Adams. lG5 Bway 49,. 500
w ASHlNGTON ST, e cor watts 1T, COX
ob'@. watts st q, 500 g Washington
~, 4S1xi9.9--Thornton Woodbury. Ell al
TO Gordon Woodbury. Bedford. n II. Fob
4; atty, c r Adams, los Bway - 800
MULBERRY ST. 2 5. i5O q Hester st. 50x
lOO-Donato Bona and ano TO Firm OF
u Bona & u III sesa. Private Banks, IA
im9IupseT,R st. zen 17.'..'."s,.;co. 500
to same, Feb 1.................
MOTT sT. e :. lot lis. map Baynrd East
Farm. 25N9l-Same to same. Feb 1..SiOO
CHRNSTiE ST. a. rs n G Broome II,
J ISTS4'. Is; st. 9, 3'.7A .Stl1
s6th st, 3, $50 W sth av' 25xSs.s: i6th
ct, .. 1856 9Th av. 2OxiOO.5-Emiiy
l. Southack to VIM II Brown ct AL 81 W
18Th st, july 10. 1919; attys. Agar. Ely &
PRINCE ST, u " cor Greene st. 6ox95--
Thornton Woodbury. ct al TO Gordon
Woodbury., Bedford, N II, Feb L. atty,
g, T adams, l65 Bway.......-....... 500
32o Bway' Feb 3, atty. Louis J schwartz.
L&FAYETTE ST. $, 1914 n ith st. ' !SS
li5; Lafayette st. old No 20 Lafayette
70 Helen + W Seamans. Scabright n J
Feb /: atty, c T Adams, 1875 Bway 500
18TH ST. 509-ii T.. =. l2i Q Az \. 37.6N
lO33-Mack CONSTR co to Francesca III
Feb /; sttys, Polizzi a CO, 1872 Bow
IT, q. e.. 800. 80. III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Court Of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Fel. S.-1he Court of An.
peals calendar for to-morrow foiiows,
Nos. arc, 2o7 sle 2ss. 2So. 2Si. 2si ana
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-
CONSTR CO, 9b7 Hoe az. Feb l.. yrs;
y c. atty, Max stern, 80 Wall ct $4,000
East side.
EAST Of Fifth av between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
UNION SQUARE EAST 3, Is 18th 81,
50 6xt25-Theo II Ludwig to The Kent
Realty Co. 1866 Bway Jan 90 pr mtg
i li,5SoS due K Feb i' h;o Httoy co
18TH ST, g p. 2sO " LIST av 21x92--Geo
Kliian to Geo Falkenstein ct at, i2o W
iiiS,h st. Esb / yrs p e. atty Tn Sec
BROADWAY, W g. 6ts 3oth st. iox
A i fa sw@ ss HopRRf feei TO
Point Far Rockaway l. /. Jan rs. due
Jan I. 1925, p C, atty. q CO. i5s
lo5THi ST. =. So W Park av :?7y7Sss%
Pauiins Caesar TO iLy sander 1905 LIST
s s reg Il Bd ss ' - %S..ad "! x 5000
West side.
west Of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
10th stsD
corn ST. =. 400 18th av. i7sxs2-Kath
Moore 20 Union Trust CO OF v SO
Bway Feh z, 3 yrS. c. atty. + de
ssB .T : :, M SO In ay i51ei59<SSGSS
trust Co. % wall st, j Jan 20. due FEB 3,
isA, c. atty @ CO, ia6
Ssb Sr. n 3. S5.5 Columbus av' s5.SS
lO2.2-Thos Corhrane to Louis \
Stecher, ass 9th ay. Bklyn., pr mtg s27,-
Appel & r, 81 chambers ~. 1000
9STH ST. n =. so " West End av. t2oS
simpson. gj5 W Sith st, pr mtg ,225 900,
due sept l. 1924, 3 p G., July 3, lelti
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
i3sD ST n =, 80 w Madison av 2ox9p1i-
Michael Schlicsscr 20 Albert n Gross
New Rochelle y y. Feb q 10 yrs g
atty Hy Meyer so2 $4,000
Bronx.
Borough 81 The Bronx.
PARK Az. Sc q ISsth ~. iOox2s-Henry
kamuercr to surety Rlty co 4 ano Fa,
Z. Yrs. y c, atty, z GO, ~
sUMMiT ri. : a. 1913 W Boston av. S0X
l0l-ieo E Dorman to SAM Dorman,
~ seneca ssX pr mtg 1850, Jan ~
BEEKMHN Av. $40 n c iiisi st-Arthlr
= calm to Ada Levy, li5? President
per bond; attys. Levy. @ O. SO
LoTs iis & lis. map Tr,mon, Terrace fS;SOD
c; atty, Frank GAS, Inc. ssiS west,
MAiTLNND Nv. :. Ss5 Mapes av. Cox
lo0--Walter = Long to Francis Theme.
y C.; ATTY. Frank Gass. Inc, 22l5 West
GRHND BSouL & coNcouRsE. :, :. :5Ii
Muhlfc'd to Post Il McCord. lOl Park
aN, Feb ?. due as per bond. atty. r 9
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. l3Os-io. Q >,
lots, each 37sNloo, mtgs. each 81
J0o--AmeTican Land Credit Corpn 20
VIM Prayer drd & exrl 81 al. les y
7tth 81. pr mtg $4,000 Fob /. yrs,
81 q. atty, = 60.
lhU kWhN ..s....ss ..t...-.-.. tSorN'V
WASHINGTON Az l76th 81. COX
irreF--TrinIty Congregational church ~
fremont to Franklin say Bank, go Sth
ay Feb ., / yr, p c, atty. W VI Powell,
MAGESTA ST. n : 100 ounvl'le av.
25NlO0-Bciip Abraham 20 GuHtaf \
Johnson Bldg Ca. 1903 79th ~, Bklyn,
pr mtg s. 800, Feb 2. due as per bond
atty, r @ q r co. li6 Bway .....Sl, 500
18TH ST. n H. o. Warrington av, s5N
l4O-Ann HnuEhey TO W Medtaugh
Dunning 1899 clinton av. pr mtg 81,
600. due as per bond; atty, W Meddaugh
Dunning 1899 clinton av ........tl, 900
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Jan rs, pr mtg $4,000 yrs, g p G;
ATTY. Chas Tolleris, iS2 Nassau ct. $1,000
9TH ST, r. S2.3 q Az G, i12N06--JacOb
- Prayer to Aaron Mintz. 900 70 6th 81,
Feb 2. pr mtg $4,000. yrs 6 p c; atty,
Seidman, SO Park Row., $4,000
SAME PROPERTY--Jacob Il Prayer to
Green Wood Cemetery 10 Broadway,
Feb 2, yrs, G. atty, T q Co, w
18TH sT, 5O9-5ii r. n 3, i2ie Az A. s7.sx
iO3S-Frsncesco III Lorenzo to Mack
CONSTR Co, 9b7 Hoe az Feb I, 3 yrs,
y c. atty, Max stern, 80 Wall ct $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

Supreme Court--By Justice Paee--Isr..
Asinovsky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Homer Foot, Jr.
REAL ESTATE
AGENT BROKER
z East AID Street
Transit Building.

To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOR RENT-Long term lease,
FIVE story building with basement,
Broadway near City Hall Park.
Steam heat, electric light, latest i'm
proved electric freight and passen-
ger elevator. Full commission to
brokers. Address Kenyon, p. o.
Lock Box 1901, New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF second partD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
BROKER CHANGES BERTH.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Frank r. Anerney Is now assool at,
with Ewing. Bacon Henry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

'OSTER ST. = l25 Eastern Boulevard
25NlOO-Frank BArmore aEt Francesoo
Galucci, owner and contra ctor. .S59l 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


Tho New York. New Haven ana Hart
ford Railroad reports to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for December:
1914, Changes.
Total oper. rev. tb,Ol5.07i Dec. st7sls3
Total oper eNps. 3.746.642 Dec. S45.sts
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-23
REPUBLICANS
WIN IN CHARLES
TON ELECTION
Postmaster and Chief
Of Police. Both Dem
ocrats, Arrested on
Charge Buying Votes

CHARLESTON. W. VA. April 10
For the first time in eight years the Re
public~ns carried the city election today
electing Georee r. Breece. mayor. and
Platt Brightwell. treasurer. 10y maioriti.--
spproximating 5co. Republicans appear
to have elected twelve of the twenty
councilmen. Several arrests were ma.I,.
during the day, among them being Post
master Wool and Chief Of Police Rrnw
ley. both Democrats, together with eigh,
others of that party and ten Republicans
Each Was charged with violation Of the
election laws by buying votes and al
were held for hearing in S'so hail. Ther,
were several fights during the day but no
serious disturbance. The vote poll.-l
was unusually heavy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-23
PHYSICALLY FIT
Baltimore & Ohio r. R., Will Pre-
scribe Test For Employees

II plans under consideration by ia.
baltimore 4 Ohio railroad be adopt...I.
the future employment Of men for DO
-itions with that company will be upon a
basis ~ To physical fitness similar to that
required 20 enter Unitsi Ststss sovern-
ment service. Officials working upon
the proposed regulations governing en-
ployment favor a plan Of requiring those
who in the future apply for Positions in
any branch OF the service n undergo a
medical examination to ascertain whether
or not they are in good health.
Covering all grades Of employment.
tins plan Is upon broader lines than thoa.
applying u railroad ami other cort,ora-
alton service generally. The Baltimor.
X OHIO like other transportation com
panie- and employers 81 largs. working
iorces requires it, employs in certain
occupations u undergo physical exami-
nations For instance, engineere and
other trslnmen are examined ~ u physi-
cal condition and sight. and the dining
car and restaurant employeS anil all
others handling foot served the public
are required To be in perfect health but
the new regulations are aimed TO provide
protection also n employees engaged IN
other work. Clerical forces and otI,er-
engaged in sedentry employment will l,e
assured under the new plan that tho-r
associ~ted with them are physically
souHd, and in large offices this H. re-
garded A. Of great Importance - safe
guard " health. And by taking this
precsution at the time employment is
entered upon not Onlg will il improve
the general health Of the force but "a will
automatically raise the standard 81 ef-
iicieney. Incident o. the examining 81
prospective employees menier- of the
Medical Board will observe the general
health oi the force
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COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
At The West Virginia Collegiate
Institute, May 10th to 18th

Events or THE WEEK
Thursday, May ~. s =. m. Annual
liu-iral
Friday, y. m.-Senior I1ay.
saturday, q; o. m.-Athletic SPORT.
sunday, - a. 90. sabbath School.
u commencement Sermon by
Rev. ]. Y. Bryant, 10. H., Hunt
ington. w. va.
y. m.-linion Meeting of Young Wo-
mems Christian A--ociation and
Young Mems Christian A--srci
alton. Sermon 10y Rev. !. =.
Carroll. u. D.. Charleston. w.
Va
Monday, y..o y. m.---lsa.e Ball, Will,er-
fOrce -. Institute.
5 q. m.-JuniOr Oratorical Conts-t
Tuesday, 2..s' .. m.-Isa-e Ball. Wnber-
force ". institute
- q. m.---Alumni Reunion. Ad,lr,---
~ Prof. H. r. Sims, President
Bluefield ColOred institute.
wednesday, lO a. rn. .-Exhibition of In
du-trial Departments.
. o. m. ---Cofnmenoenent Exerci-s-. Ad-
drs-- u the Graduates by Hon.
J.. T. Claxton, O.. =. Commits
-i"ner ~ blucation, Washing
TN, -. &.
y. President Rsception o. tns
t'raluatss
AT iorner students are e-t-cially urve,l
y visit their Alma Mater anring tf,s-.
days
SUMNER ~chool a. the Wet Virginis
Collegiate institute l,egin- June 10. 1919
fah Term iegins september D.. 1915.
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RACIAL DISTURBANCE IN
BOSTON THEATRE LOBBY
W. N. Trotter, Who Came Into
Prominence When He Called
at White House Recently
Arrested.

BOSTON, April H.. A rscial disturb
ance which developed tonight in the lob
BY Of the fremont theatre, where a mo-
ton picture play dealing with the recon-
struction period in the South was pre-
sented, resulted in the arrest Of William
Monroe Trotter, secretary Of the National
Equal Rights League; Rev. Aaron W.
Puller, pastor OF the Peoples Baptist
Church, two other Negroes and q white
man Trottsr, who l. charged with dis-
turbing the peace, claimed he va struck
In the face by policeman. Fuller was
arrested on the same charge. Trotter
said he had decided n 20 - the theatre
tonight after receIving a letter from May
or Curlev 10 the effect that the producers
Of the play had made changes m the
films st the request Of persons who sym
psthized With objections made by Negroe-
Who had zen the exhibition.
The trouble followed the alleged refusal
Of The thestre 10 sell tickets 10 Trotter.
The explanation siven by the manage
ment vs that the house u.s sid out
Disorder had been anticipated by the
police and more than one bundr>d 70
ssrv1 vws - Ne thesze - The op-nins
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Night School
Work at
Glen White

A writer In . recent issue Of the Col
liery Engineer. after describing the com
irritable housss. good water, public schools
and smusernent~ furnished the employees
Of the =. y. White Coal COMPANY At
Glen White, hss The following 10 say Of
the splendid work being accomplished in
The night school. which is being support
81 by the operators:
"lt 10 the object Of the company %
build ~ ofBeiAl mining organization from
IN own r>sks, and night schools are
maintained by tho company, and the
employs desiring instruction are invited
10 stsend frss q cost.
Several Of The company officials are
Ersdustss of Ne Mining Cour.e OF the
Intsrnseoosa Correspondence schools. Of
scrsnsos, Ps and are veil qualified 10
Instruct tbeir subordinsse-. The resuIsr
hight scheo, vort hes been supplemented
by hnt-eiss moving picture reels show
ing up-so-dass mining methods; by home
made sssrsopecon views calling attention
70 die ccrrscs sod The incorrect vsv Of
dosnr vo<k; by simple. practical sddro~-
= dsaivsssd by rsprs,snss6ves a the
(ossonns1 g - ~