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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
SALVATION ARMY HAS s252 s,3
S23,O3s Melted Yesterday for Half Min
ion Fund bN Thirteen Teams

Collection OF more than half Of ii.
$500. 1000 for the new Training schoo,
and Rescue Home for Women WAS 70
corded yesterday by the big clock 4,
Salvation Army Headquarters fror
which the work i' being directed. Cs,b
in the hands OF the army treasurer las
night was S252,sl3.
Yesterdays work Of the thr,,,,
teams that are canyassing the city
brought in S23,O3s The hoodoo con
monty supposed 20 alta h 10 the mum.
Der thirteen has been dsproved BY the
team bearing that number, As il stand,
highest, with a total & S346o.
Commander Eva Booth was greeted
with "A storm Of cheers when she an.
nounced a gift of $4,000 from sn
anonymous MEND OF the army An.
other unnamed beneficiary Of the
army's activities this time a woman
sent $1,000, saying that she intended
10 send a similar sum ID day for i've
DAYS I'm memory of five days in her lie
during which the Salvation Army had
played "A prominent part On her career
The contribution bore only the sigma
ture zone who Remembers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Troop Notices.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

rrsn.f~,-4 ?. 70. April o.. rstfolmsu John
Hranassu. assigned o. clerical ana house Do.
lraaiUs. a m. ,Arri !, Iai'a nea IAat'11a,, ~
is5,8. Bsnismin b. Bo,s. ieitn. asslsi aeat
cfsr. e1 from motor Ut.'r f0 hrNf lufF J ..N D.
Asnlfd. lalfn assignment oIans eel from li'grr
T,nporar, Assignments .sergearn UsrlH Glc...
500. in a-i.e ~ pf0l~fs reff ll fajt n'
Arrf j.. james Cannon. 1921 f1 office n
tisisff p-offut r.rft tH iafs. D pol Alfi ID
Trif1.n.. s. itm hirsn tai Valentine stand
ga ..h o. if p i4. rose trrr
STALLION i.lsf snrnfafi a. DID,. AlrI r. Nnr =
ao,. i,si. ii,lg q Widi-f Iia a1d JONI r,r
fofs liza 10 lft l. % alJ 90 fadcl prcmscs p
II hqusd, dD. noon. Aln. .Csnss J. bu',
= r., AVrl O. o. ftD D.. from precinct. indi-
,.isf. ,dly g. add premises, D. days Q m d..
fSni ''A nis.i Ds h 5.n.. '.-'s s,. IT,,
Tuh Mounted ratolmsn james j. Conwsy. 2f5ri
t.s,.. o. sb.sae. ,.li'o1, 'p.,j-iilsa, Gsors,
ftmn William Cfseien 5fh ] das. sa ~ .
Hpni ~. Ah.r hpik liih , das. { g. m April
~, n'Hnh. L. ..ri ai'f. -iil. ] DAP. NOM. Aprl
~ ff'fefrt hsrr 1rh 3 days i1 o. m
tb'l 81 william. C,sen. 81 : da. : m
hgrI o.. Joseph Nlflslm1u. fff far 4 81
hlH Il. Isu.ff Nnyirsfs 1890 J. dar D. I'd
n. hpf lI. August r'r.srraHIf woe Ia..
f." ST.. d, hffs'a d. = a.. N..~,p ls.'1
nar Tfsr.. D. DOB. ~ on. Apni Dr. wnumr
flsf Tfa-r d. 0 day. a. m Ami q
~ 7ls. Cnl. r'saio y. dsg /. m
se.ossilos.--so much - rusuash D.. Special
Orltf. $50 Ia e. ts trmrnfrrly sssir.a Tsfr,i
nan i',se oTs<ah,imrf lliA. d, uslains sehooL
ia dAs. a fo'osss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Business Leases on
East and West Sides

Stephen II. Tying, Jr.. & Co, in con-
Junction with Pease & Gilman, have
leased to Jardine, Matheson e Co., Ltd.
Of Hong Kong, China, for its various
import and export departments. the
twentieth floor in the Madison Avenue
Building, Is Madison av., comprising
$4,000 square feet, for long term Of
years.
William T. Fuerst, Inc, has leased
five story building, 495 West St, for
VI. ". Malone.
Van VHet & Place have rented the
FIVE story building, 493 West st., for
". Malone.
The old Roster & Bal corner. at the
southwest corner oath 81 and Sixth av.,
has been leased by Goodale. Perry &
Dwight, Inc, to Lansing b. Anderson
for business mems restaurant and
cafe.
$. Osgood Pell & Co. havo leased at
1917 West 44th St, for a term of years,
a suite of eight Offices 20 the board Of
trustees Of the League for Political
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

fok and Newport News ifuriH RI o..
NologiA thussl. Archsnssi via Wlmin,,srr Ics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Aim,o ''''- '''.''..'..r. j. m VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
LARGE BROOKLYN SITE SOLD
Standard Oil Company Completes II,
Purchase of Entire Block.

The Standard oil Company has pur-
chased, through Joseph 7. Day, l19 10
1877 I'd St. brooklyn, forming the
northeast corner OF ID and Bond SITS,
comprising five tenements, covering an
area of 1291OX90.5. Last month Mr.
Day sold TO the company the adjoining
site owned by the Frank-Byron Com
pany at the northwest corner Of Go
wanus Canal and I'd 81. This last
purchase gives the company control
Of the entire block. having frontage
on Gowanus Canal OF 200 feet. 470 feet
on LIST and "a SITS. and ls0.l0 a Bond
81
Frank A. Seaver has sold fourteen
lots on the northeast corner OF TWEEN
tieth av. and list st. and two lots on
the north side of 10th ST., $50 feet east
Of Twentieth av., for Fannie I. Quinn
to an investor.
Louis Gold and Samuel Teplitz have
sold TO an investor the three three
story buildings at 703, 705 and 72l
Flatbush av.
Meister Builders, Inc, have sold
1.71s s6th st., three-story tenement
and store on a plot 2Ox1OO to a client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Shipping Information and
Marine News OF the World

! japan. Cores. China AT Philippine Islands
~ "a n gpoFnnrs.. y, E,i.,i. $500. Apr Is
Hawaii. japan. Cofea China anf fhlip-
!. g N "a NJ -shin7e Nam .,..... Apr II
Tahiti. NarlIssas. Cook Islands. Nv u als.l
and specially addressed mail for Ausuahs
M.i,s SAN ram '''lss - Apr a.
Hawaii samoan Islands Ausfraha letcsW
Vest and New Zealand lNe san ffan' o.
ciscol 'r.nse - n 50 ml-Ncniu ra. -- APT 81
Guam and Philppile Islands wa San ran "a
d.col tclose al III 20 . MT irsnssofl AH' ~
Hawaii. fi!i ls.sngs New Zealand and aus
ira.ia except Vest MA VANCOUVER ana
Y.ctous. b @ lciose al $50 M A.. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13

that Loudon tried TO bribe him IN ,he
presence of Baker by telling them thai
he had seen the District Attorney anu
everybody was satisfied 10 have tne
bigamy charge dropped, adding thee, 6 nio
attorney was willing 70 spend i'OOo
to get the case cleaned up. ADAMS
also testified that Loudon said ne ha iu
paid $500 70 his attorney, ). lhiHp
Berg, in order 70 induce Rose O'brleh
20 90 20 Canada.
Loudon probably will take the stand
IN his own defence to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
CHURCH ENDORSES TRIBUNE

The action of The Tribune in retus-
ing TO publish advertisements for alec
hoiic liquors received the Endorsement
of the congregation Of the fremont
Methodist Church in The Bronx at a
PRAYER meeting held last night under
the direction of the Mems Bible Class.
p. Y. Stephens, chairman Of the TX
ecutive Temperance Committee OF the
church, read an editorial recently pup
lished I'm The Tribune in which the
policy Of the paper regarding liquor
advert sements was announced. By a
unanimous vote the congregation In
dorsed the action of papers and maya
zines that keep their pages free from
such advertising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
FIRE RECORD.

00-r0 Eiurrfon 60 Nefdci Kane. sHs.i
-l--lzi D. l0ftl o.. IMIp Glazcr. slight
, .5-l>3 Lewis St. Simon Strau.s. unhiiNi.
Q 4j-2afth - between kcprr and Jerome avs
brush Ere owner un ku0anf none
$3.50 = i5fth st.. unknown. slight -
10 00--3ol W. 18Th ct. National Biscuit 60 D.
frIdirg
u Oo-s-g Madison st.. samuel zslsor tnhins
g. VI e
u i0-soi " i22d = james Brneiict. trfn
u lJ-i-O5 Hsfhsste AZ Sinrn isHprht lsNt-
u 2f-.lf J. 6fst IT. Morris HcrhIcr. fLo1g =.
Il 29-Betwecn West Drive and Mall Central AN
West and S6lh r.. bushes unh1Nlt "o"o'
O0--f1 Iidriigs 50 L.fs BgrnAr slight 49,
1870 and ~ Third Az John Ifc-'fn N,lli3
soO-West Drive and 18Th e.. teruai laiN
brush. slight AGO
s2s-h vs. il1h st. Mr. Roricf $500
p 2S-icG Monroe St. Icfs Gre,rsicir, tlhi's
d 4. l09 2sfh g.. p Ramsey t'ne. .,,
III 10 stone e.. Produce Iachaaso huli1l"s
ID .o-,i4 i07h 49, Goher iargrn slight
iS-gO5th - ard OH ~. unsl1Nn. none
1880 Fast t1fh tt. Abraham N"Ni ""-
sss-i4s Tsst Broadway. Ksimsn London. IT,
son-sS2 iunts Point Az Jacob Richter none
: g0-StGrling and Gehe avs. uhhi'" .'.r-
SO--77 Washins.ou Place. unknown. trlnAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

.Carries German mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Lease with Option TO Buy.

William !. Roome & Co, Inc. have
leased for Mrs Marie Friedlander, the
four-story high stoop dwelling house
at Sc East 18th 81, 25.Gxl022, TO Van
derblt Webb for a term of years. The
lease contains an option TO purchase
and also the privilege Of further
removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
ton. Robert Erskine Ely. presi-

Education. Robert Erskine Ely, presi-
dent.
WIN. D. Blodgood & Co., Inc, have
leased for ". l. & G. Ernst the six
story building located at l55-i57 West
34th ST.. 20 ". n. T. Tierney.
VIM. A. White & Sons have rented
Office space in the Hays Building, 2l-
% Maiden lane, to Tobias Feldman,
and office space in the Anderson Build
ing, 1916 John ST., 10 Porter & Odell'
also loft r. 146 Liberty 50. 20 the
New York Coin Card Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Add to Montclair Site.

a. Hall Berry, who recently pur-
chased the Prentiss residential prop
erty az Montclair. y. j., has purchased
the vacant property on the northeast
corner of Clinton av. and Warren
Place. +. ". Frawley & Bros. were the
brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Last
Twenty-four Hours.

w,shirron. Apn. i2-rsnp,raturs are above
TIC normal generally east y tie Rocky Mountains
ant the weather s quite warn for tie season ever
tho OHIO middle Mississippi al lover Missouri
valleys. Somewhat cooler sca,hcr hLs oSersprsad
thu Rocky Mountain region.
There have been lTh, local rsins dunnz the last
.rs-.y-forir hours 90 re n0rh Atlantic states. The
uPp.- Lake resto1 ard a. widely scattered points
i0 the vc.t plateau reEi1n. Pair weather was the
-i'e c7c- ar other parts q the county. Tho IN
df-aH,ni are that there viii he local rains Thurs
ls7 i1 The region n tho Great Lakes. and Thur'-
la7 r'ght or Frday IN the Interior ~ New York
ana New England. Elsewhere east d tho Ms
sss'ppi River fair weather vii prevail during the
neat forty eight hgIH. TIE temperature viii rise
Thursday IN the middle Atlantic and New England
states ant tho upper Ohio VALLEY II viii IL
cooler Friday IN TIE lover Ohio and middle Sis
si.sipp valleys
Winds f0r Thursday and Fnday-North Auanfie.
moderate variable. middle Atlantic. light 70 mod
crate vansbe. mostly SOUTH south Atlantic and
east CUT nsht vansh.s. west GuR fresh south.
upper Lskcs. moderate. shinlng winds becoming
west. loser Lake, nol0ats south AMI southwest
Forecasts for Special Localities Eastern Nss
iork partly cloudy no day al tomorrow. prob
sby lo,sl showers interior t9-mou0s. rising tenn
p~rafure.
Northern Nes England. cloudy to-day. to-nor-
row local rairs
Southern New England. cloudy today and TO-
morrow. probably local showers.
Eastern Pennsylvania Nos JERSEY. Delaware.
Maryland. Disrnct = Columbia. cloudy. warmer To-
DAY. fo. morrow fair
Virginia. N0uh ani s0u.h Carolina. Gsorgii
FLORIDA Alabama. MEsi,s ppi. Tennesec. kenWcsy.
Iotsians. Oklahoma. Lat AMI Wrst Tehas. NC,t
Virginia. Indiana. fair .o-daJ AMI probably e.
morrow.
Wet Nev YORK. lreal rains to-day sni probably
fo uIpTruW
Local Oftlsl Records The foliosins o'friai
rerori fron me Weather Bureau shows the changes
Boo tie temperature for me last twenty four hours.
On comparison with the corresponding dale ~ last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13

John Stitch & Co. leased cottages a.
Far Rockaway for Karoline Filter TO
Dr. Charles l.. Fox; estate OF Saul
Shakin. TO William Henkel; for Mr..
Conerty, to J. NJ. Cohn; for Fred Fit
ter, to Vim. \. Eisen; for b. Schoen. TO
Henry Harris; for Mrs. +. {. Norton.
10 {. II. Spear; and for II. {. Gun
thcr, to Simon Asher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13

Highest Temperature YESTERDAY. So degrees lat
p m lowest. 4' degrees iat 2 rs a m.l, average
yesferiay 80 degrees average FOR corresponding
date last year. if degrees average Tor correspond
Ing date last thirty time years. 45 degrees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13

Japan. Corca and China especially addressed
Tsxi. Mari .................T To -dsS
MI ,fst.o1ta Apr /,
Japan. i0rca and China Especially al
-rllsr .....-...-......Apr IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Rental al Hartsdale.

pcase & Gilman have rented for
Mrs. j. v. caldwell her place at Harris
dale. y. Y. TO David Mezger The
place Is fully furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Ofices Ion Construction COmpany.

Tho Bcndheim Construction Co. and
the estate of A. N Bendheim will re-
move from l2s Broadway TO 2s0 Madl-
son NV, corner Of 10th 81. about April
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Tn-naN

Vessel From.
.Freisrlk NIII-Copenhasen. Chrstansshn' A.,
kifk~al -....... -. ..- $500 q.
B0rffare-- Perm smbuc9 Natal, Fsrbados' AP
Ir0quols-PusttO plats san Domlnso, Aaeor,
Aimlrsnr- Colon, Caragens. kingsion .-.'' ~
Caracas-guracaO La Gusyrs, san Juan AZ
Artila-Ngg orleans ........- -.-'tt'f-' a. e.. Il
City u Sayaul4h-Sayannsh.. .+,---..ts Hf' .
FRIDAY. APRIL "a.
81 Paul Liverpool. .--.---.---...'..''- N'
SATURDAY. APRIL Is
Ner York Liverpool ......... .+..+..tt-- A.
.krisfianiafiori- Bergen ......--..-+-'' or 10
tify Of Columbus SaFsnnah. .st'''fff 90 =
korora-Demerars Barbados ~ Thomas AYR
gelino-BemudA -.+..---...-..-. HP 40
SUNDAY. APRIL 10.
san Gioyanni-NaYles ......-......-.'---'- va. %
Monterey TampirO Vera Cruz. ........t..''AW
Minss Gerses-luo lie Janeiro. Santos, ,,,e-
IeusmburO ....t..tt.t.t ''' VI" -
carries German mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Taxpayers Meeting Tonight.

There VIII be a meeting Of the West
Side Taxpayers Association this even
ing al POI West Bath -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

- Erisfisniafi0ff Norwegian American -.
loo miles east q Sandy Hook al ID -
teffay Expected 10 dock SATURDAY. 49, IT..
- Frederik VII. Scandinavia Anief.an -t,.,
sigualief YESTERDAY time and distance not gwen
Fapected 10 dock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Sales in Auction Rooms.


- li Nc,el 81
~ Joseph q ps,
eOWERY. N ami 80 s. ,- cara. 80. ct'e
lns through On 80 f1 -s Eifah-H ST. i.t-n'r
1r1ll-sln1. Atlantic Garden t.dss OUTS. 'H.lu.
h's Trust 60 sef Louis i.v o. dig MERIT X a.
o. sffgs due. iili.',n g. fatcs c- ti-ii-i.
ls7TH ST. 90 W o. 8. sg Ilh A. lsts9 70
~ des lsass,.9 Il Sss''lns, Bank 5l.- - j
~ ~. taxes. eic. t24}I4. 20 100 plsnlh iof
81 eD0
~ 329s Third az
- James Donovan
BRUHER Az s. $50 Elenesli Az li5Iloo
90 tie plaintiff for $1,000. aso
1880 ST. > $50 Guniter az. S2ltloll ~
ElerWsd A. irrrs Haunhn 90 az Jennie
Evaenko ct al. X e. Dur'ani. ATTY dus, VS.
sss es. tnes &C. Sl.1tos3. 20 ne plAinu1 for
~ Charles A Beuian.
LAWRENCE Az 80 junction i'urr'
~ AMI GRAHAM So. .-t-2 o. Graham ~ :. IL
1898. NrV Nrrs arI suburban q. p'rAN''
Iiunfins arI loan A..u 80 ] ioHrr 90 81.
u u Rs-cr.ar. a.t.. lnH. 'f. iaf''. f
500 S.. fo -.e .IsI.f.F f- s."1
NAPIER Az. N4y r4i from kre hriis.
m Woeiaau station. rtl0N. fremont hui
and Iosn A.sn 80 \ ro"er' % a. lrc.' a
l. aus. due. 5 'sot-. tale'. eic. sii' ''. 10
Che p.linur for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
ARRIVED

steamer, Mean'ly b. B4,gon Mr. # win h.
Gibrstsl ~ va .sps henH "' "
Raesgs fNorl Las PALMS. March y. 10 hef
MaH'hdneai N@r Port Antonio Apr Mon..
tego Bay : and Kingston q. 20 the tniieI f'u'
90 With nise. Bar a. $50 m. , ,,,,,,,,.s
Sstalan. Bordeaux March 80, - II AeNi'''
S' ygl.,r p'' a. N.,,ns Mach 81 TO HaHnei
so.sr \ CO. YIN rdr hsr a. p,..rsrs RAJ.
,,ai = 20 pith nal. and mi.e Be- a. ~.
Chesapeake. Baltimore. io ne Ne~ l.4s . ha,
more Trans Co. vim md-e 3u'isinl,,nes 49, .i,i
mtse quarantine a. - p "a. ,.,,..,s.,o, N
Lenspe Jat ssnuyle A.rl ara to,m,AA,r'~,,ra AZ
N Ps.o Galveston Aprl g. 10 the southern Pa
n Occidenie, Galveston Apr. = 10 shs, H'n."'"
Paciac Co. Nth mdse. quarantine a. o. - "a VA,
sabine Mobile April Tampa ana hel Ms'i
T. 10 tie Mallory 5 Go. Win mdNe' quarantine
u.di.Sa !" Nespor, News and Norfolk 10 the on
Donlnion ;, Co With mdse quarantine - ~.
Rrelf1nd Nor Perth Amhoy. % me lnief-oeah
Trans Co vim MD 2 g4r9En'ihhe e ~ Ipo' 10 car
r,iihers \ GO quarantine a. % p N. ... -.
Coss,eise. Bo~lon 70 " Cox 4 Co. With mdss.
aI iisiia e,s ms4er.ns.n ports Sandy Hoos
,r,in. santiago March o. Guantanamo q.
Asrii @ he New York 4 cuba Mall IS Co.
'i 1,I %a,s H,a Ms.s March IS and o,.n
On ~ Furch Fiye 4 Co. With ndse. Bar m.
brilliant towing barge T @ - balon hoqsr
Aprii g. 10 the standard Transportation 60 Win
oil LEFT Quarantine az m
SAILED
Comet Sabine. knui ilamsen NoU be'5+l
pe,r, Nor) Philadelphia knut Hide tNorl. hol
dss',.. al, Of Vienna lBrl. Yokohema' Aa1ann'g'
charleston and Jacksonville Ala tH1@li Las pIiree
1prt T,iniiad. - George lBrl. Liverpool '9mu',
Xe.s 6rieans. Bermuli.n uBr. Bermuda HsniA
Marta Crstohsi. Marssa or, fer'h AnD9
1,9iia Naysguel. I0nrn0. Key West. laAi,l' I,
"nla., %-ft. Bsyo Ration Rouge Hamilton. Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Barometer Readings.

local Forecss,-Panfy cloudy day and to
up-or rsrz temperature. nEt fro moderate
variable nirlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13

MECHANICAL DRArGHTsMAN. EXPEKRilk>t' .,
il DESIGN on STEAM POWER tlArI uesK
NO SYSTEM AND INuU sTRlh. PAT syCs
~ GENERAL APPLY Mn flsHif.ir, nc
IRIS ANlLlNE AND ,HtMi,As ~ NEAR
FAST SD ST AND ulrhAe Ahg,v<
HATpU Am tUr-RrW AVIS BRuokLlN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and -oreIgl Teachers AKency.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors,
Families Apply 20 Mrs J. YOUNG.
FULTON. 20 Union Squar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United states Coast and Gecdetic sur's''
.,,,,e ...... s. q Moon rises -. m J. J -
.inse, ............ So Moon sets = n J. 80
mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
Female

A INFANTS NrRsk. tre,,n I'VE h.s',, %
l,-s Reference. & NJ, lffmN@ 80. Fl
y a. Il 50 foor rrlepA'ae 80. -,,rt'
COOK iaaas lh.h v.man '''.vl.. Hsinss.
Ass,., io rat ga b.. 81 n.r l''''
NufrN 1904 100.
PRACTICAL NURSE Thoroughly elials ,,la.n
position Win .idsr, lad, rre.ri'rl .ii,rd ~
a. anna, d, Dbl. sprIng c.rsnins eAei's-a -
a... "'"''. i-,., lrt,.f o. ,ail . D., joy
1Hsfh so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13

Attractive bargains offered hy Banking De-
Yartmeuf State ~ New York Co builders.
investors and prospective homcseckers. 4
large number ~ vacant lots al GrautwOof
Mvseuerr L.onia. HilEeneid. aui Ttaneck.
hrw jersey. 40 one-lalf ~ former owners
prices. Also 10 large number ~ two-famlly
houses at Hudson Heights Cinslde and
Palisades Park. New Jersey, al about one
BAR % former prices All ~ the above prop
critics are within hNe-cent fare zone
and within thirty minutes ~ Manhattan
2 hese properties must bee sold quickly TO close
the business OF two corporations now being
liquiiatcd ~ the Banking Department. and
are offered at real sacrifice prices. Special
Inducements 20 contractors ami builders who
viii purchase considerable number ~ lots
For further particulars address NenI ID
Haighf. Special Deputy Supt. ~ Banks, care
Banking Dept. ~ broadway. Sew York cry
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PERSONAL.

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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR Married. would q 70 so'lp lso'la.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07
)Wo5 OMAN M SIS :!::3..: III /!

Under the caption protests bandy that can
dissatisfied with the plank
which adopted by the ST. Louis n
ton The plank gives suTagsts Endorsement 10 Whh te
hold every legislature before nch inc
issue shall come says Eagle What than that the sunrags@ want
see"
Eagle newspapers safely trust women with ne
politics. politicians the suhrags all OF n
but they cannot fool all OF the all Oh
the time LOuB convention proved that
ndorsng the principle OF equal
suffrage recognizing right each state to settle the question o
ITSELF" What does this mean? ,,, e, i.
Brooklyn apparently thinks means that
legislature send the suffrage question
the then by simple ma
oy the But this is very a
being the ....... a.. -, ...4 y. =.
constitutional called only intervals OK seven
and by process extremely After amendment sub
mitted requires two-ttds vote to ratiy H.
Of the members OF both houses must
the A reefourts vote
wo-thrds county necessary
ratification Of Indiana rigid In Its provisions that
possible amend it. In Illinois only
amendment election In eleven states majority
election simple majority Of all the votes
cast for gainst a amendment is necessary
votes for themselves locally
They vote state
move word they equal suffrage for
American women this they only through federal
amendment Editor ST. Louis suffrage plank failed
Wilson who dictated the plank starts his campaign
with million voters and nonvons
fighting mad at him.
Copyright Evening Syndicate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07
COMMISSIONERS sALB OF REAL
ESTATE

Notice Is hereby given that the under
elRned. Homer W. Williams, Special Com
missioner, pursuant to authority vested In
him BY an order Of the Circuit Court OF
HnrrisOn County, West Virginia made and
entered on the Doth day Of May, 1916, In the
rhRncery cause Of L. s, Schwenk, trustee,
hRAInst L, u. Martin and others, Will Oner
for sale, at public Outcry, at the front door
Of the court house Of Harrison County,
West virginia, to the highest and best
bidder,
ON SATURDAY THE 2sd DAY OF JULY,
1916, AT 1:SO O'CLOCK p. ~,
all Of the following described property
All hat certain parcel of land, with the
dwelling house thereon, situate In the
town OF Wallace, County OF Harrison, and
State Of West Virginia, bounded as fol-
Bsginning on Main street, corner to lot
No. 81 thence with same s. 62h W. 80 feet
Ito stake; thence N. S6l1 W. 4014 feet to
a stake; thence n. 62I5 i, 81 feet to a
stake; thence s. 37% Z. 20 feet to
the beginning being lot No. 90 as shown
tOn the plat Of the T. ]. Parrish Addition
to the town Of Wallace, and being the same
lot that was conveyed to tho said i. d.
Martin by Harvey ". Harmer, trustee, by
deed dated October 10th, 10l1 Of record in
the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Harrison County, West Virginia, In
Deed Book No. POI, page 1H.
Terms Of Sale :-0ne-th third, or as much
more as the purchaser may elect to pay,
cash in hand on day Of sale, and the res
idue upon q credit Of one and two years,
taking from the purchaser his Interest