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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24

Mrs. |. l.. Doyroh was hostess Of
the Study Circle Thursday, Nov. l6.
Eleven members answered roll call
with anecdotes from Plutarch's
Lives" The lesson study '"The Ro-
man Empire was led by Mrs Strong.
A paper, "History Of Christian Perse-
cution" was read by Mrs Jones, and a
sketch of ~Constantine's reign was
given by Miss Edna Bush. Two new
members, Miss LalIie Dorroh and Mrs.
II. B. Gurler were welcomed by the
Circle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24
TOE EEnT

$40 acres q land'weIl improved, well
located and in a nice state Of cultiva-
ton; on gravel road and at railroad
station. for one year or term of years.
This land vii be rented in tracts Of so
acres up. VIII furnish money to right
party. W j. GAYDEN.
Greenwood, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24

1T. Jones OF the feSOYtcrl8N CnurCh
viii preach in Scooba Sunday.
Miss Mary Emma Richardson was
hostess OF the NeedIecraft club on
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Maughs Brown entertained the
Junior Bridge club on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Lucieu Minor was tie
lucky contestant.
Mrs. ]. Il. Williams was hostess of
the Auction Bridge club on Wednesday
afternoon.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs, Fisher
Ames was hostess of the Gas You Like
It. club.
Mrs. Chas. Combs entertained the
Seven Hand Euchre club on Thursday
afternoon,
One Of the most enjoyable affairs of
the season was the th~eatorium party
and banquet given the young ladies of
the "Needlecrafu club" by seven
young men of Macon on Tuesday even
ing, Nov. IA. After leaving the pic
ture show, the party repaired to the
hotel, where an elaborate six course
dinner was faultlessty served.
Much merriment followed under the
delightful misunderstanding of Mr.. Err
nest Hunter.
A toast Of welcome and good cheer
to all was rendered the guests by Mr..
Stanley Jackson, to which Miss Mary
Emma Richardson responded in her
most inimitably gracious manner,
DR.. WEIGH, in his most eloquent
manner toasted the lovely visitor. Miss
Edith Brown. to which she responded
in a dainty toast characteristic of her
charming self. Each guest was pres
ented a lovely little gold fish as SOU
venirs Of the occasion.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Shannon, DR.. Hector Welch
and Miss Mary Emma Richardson, Mr..
Bascum Cox and Miss Ethel Yates,
Mr.. Stanley Jackson and Miss Eleanor
Jones. Mr.. Ernest Wherry and Miss
La Perle Crigler, Mr.. Ernest Hunter
and Miss Edith Brown, Mr.. Paul Silyey
and Miss Mary Dent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24
Principal AgrleaItural High schoe
Bazaar at Fxpraiyie

Bazaar at Exprairie
The Ladies Aid Society Of Exprairie
church will have a bazaar and serve
dinner Friday evening. Dec. 1st at Z
o'clock in the old church building.
Everybody cordially invited.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24
MARRIED
WiHidris-S choolar

v FFIfAFIES ~~TFWNIWf
Mr.. w. A. GUS Williams and Miss
Lille Scholar. daughter of Mr.. w. A.
Scholar, a well-known farmer of the
Lynn Creek neighborhood, were mar
rIed last Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock
at the Presbyterian maasc of DR.. J.. E.
Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24

Preaching services TOO p. m.
Sunday School 9.85 a. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
DR.. Jones of the Presbyterian church
viii preach IN Sco0ba Sunday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24

Mr.. ". H. Bowman and daughter of
Racine, Wis, have been visiting
friends and relatives in the Nashua
vile neighborhood. Mr.. Bowman lived
on the Sennstt place and afterwards
bought the Shaw place near Nashua
vile and married a Miss Otis of that
neighbornood. After the death of his
wife he returned to Wisconsin and this
is his first visit since he left here fif-
teen years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
LIS 'ENDEN>.
Manhattan.

sotTn 81 - and re. and wa'er
2S7 20 ass-Henr>- Hoilenith CONSTR 90
aEt Fannie r. ID Story ct al Cforec.os-
of mtg. atty. II loewcnthal
SID ST. to - W-Emma ~Ph2snmayer
81 al sgt one sixty Four Building co
me ., al ,foreclosc Of mtg, atty. q n
Hyde.
i2,TH ST n .,la,N Of 5'h ay. isss
R.Sh as MT Essn p.n,' .,r Sa. Vt,
Goreclos~ of mtg; attys. r & r J
bGorman,
stitu,lon agt RASH Tsngredi ., al fore
is3D ST. 80 w-Dora Frank ast Hymsn
Cohen torcclose OF mtg; atty, | Lowi-
sTI Az. 7sa-Joseph l. striker az,
u ,i'tns,l"n centre .! , ,sC,ion TO re-
ssll-Frances = MacDermou AT 4
" Holding 90 Inc. ct al noreclos- %
w,s, %!'> e p ';atrns-
liiNlti.ix lrreg-Frsnc.s , hamilton
aei Nicholas hi Mems ct al 'f"rcciose
18TH ST. 10, and los E-AtIsntic Dock
GO agt Reliance building. Inc, ct al tac-
ton 10 determine lien. &C.. attys. Cu.-
len & Dykman
L~oNGrELIOw Az $ . cor Rodman pl.
sllNlGi.7 Desidor Schocn agt Carrie r.
MeaGhor faction to compel SPECIFIC per
tormsnre OF contract, ATTY L. ; Harris
New York Mtg & Security Co agt Angel
CONSTR co, Inc, 81 nj foreclosure II
mtg airy. NJ A Hulie,t.
,S5TH ST. : =, SIS " Grant a>, 40 sSsl e.
Ess Ess Realty 60 agt kovacs CONSTR co
81 Al foreclosure OF mtg; atty. ] h NJ
Ewing.
Park Az. 1881 n . l6Sth ST, NiS
80 e-sheldon Hopkins =, a., as irus, AT
Thomas u Malcolm ct al foreclosure ~
mtg: atty. Walter,
e3sTIi ST, : :. 100 = Carpenter aN, 2aS
Nary ! uaNiland agt George W
Burton 81 al foreclosure of mtg attNs,
clockr, Koch 4 Reidy.
Lot 81, blk .S20. see II. on tax map
William Lemicn AT James 4 Wolf 81 al
foreclosure - mtg. sttys, Savers Bros
BUCHANAN ri. 6l-Agncs q W Ber,uri
agi Edmondson 'onstn. 90 81 al fore
closure 81 mtg atty, y Littell.
RoSTON POST RI, u =. .Ol,1 " Fishers
Landing ri. 100. .Sasa. Foster l. HaNi-
land, as trus agi DFre Az R"altr 90 ct
ri foreclosure OF MTG; attys, Clocke,
L.nnN 4 nnlNN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
new REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. Msrch s-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day
Icy.tan Realty corporation, Manhattan:
%canitai, 5000; directors. A. r. crawford,
.John B,ockhaus. The Bronx. y. v. y NJ.
Connolly. New York city,
tai n, 900: directors. James + Flynn. Ma,.
garrI c, Williams and stephen J. Heasan,
Kew York city.
'us-ii; West sixteenth street Company,
Manhattan: capital $1,000: directors
charlie. Fein. Henry p Fteund ana Charles
Dick aon, New York city.
I.sger Realty Company, Manhattan, CAPT.
tai, $1,000! directors. Charles : Bloch,
Brooklyn. y, V John Denccke, Jamaica,
Siegel Leasing corporation, Manhattan:
capital. $1,000 directors, Morris siege.
maxwell Parnes and Eta Iernoske, New
In. Duncan. Brooklyn, capital. 80, ooo ,
directors, John H. Duncan. Frank l. John.
son. Jr.. and Emma NJ Homann Brook Iyn.
'Aiwor,h Development COMPANY. Brook.
Ign; capital, $1,000; directors, Barnet
strauss Nnnie strauss ana Bessie s,rrusa,
SACK Gert,.r Construction comp.ny.
Queens: capital, $4,000, directors. Frank
Gerticr, Brooklyn. y. V Richard = Sack'
Tilie Sack Brooklyn Manor queens
", & ". Realty Corporation. Queens:
csnits!, $1,000; directors +. r Hnrbaeh,
City. and r Girifnth, Brookl,n
Maroon Realty. Company, city ~ New
York. capital. $4,000; directors. Louis
brooks. Tho Bronx, \, V; Daniel Lew.
New York City, and dwarf Monkemeysr.
Brooklyn, y. r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04

Seymour Realty Co TO Ralph e Kempner.
- 70 7ith Of: atty. Elias kempner. =.
30 ST. : .. ii W sullivan At. .n.fius
Quar- 4 T Co to German Saw Bank. lo0
= 18th 81: atty. T q CO., ins
list ST, $40 E.Kstharina Acier TO
Bohumil Kiusacek. si7 E fist st: atty.
Chas Recht. 40 Maiden iane.........Sioo
y y. exr, TO German Society Of city o.
n Y. trus. tF 9Th av: attys. A q "
Bloch. 90 Nassau 81. .........i....,.u
SAME PRoPERTY-same to same: atty:
sTM ST. sii E-isams to same; atty;
SAME pRopERTY-ssme to same. atty.
same ''''''''''"
BrOnS.
CITY MTG co to Lawyers MTG Co. .s?1.oco
y Y TRUST 60 to city Mtg Co. ......Sl o
ELY. EDWIN A. to Bosi & Mtg uusr
HiEopEBRAND. piEpERicH q. irvs. 10
DIederich q Hildebrand ........S.5eo
MEEKISS, KATE J, TO Elisa Bange. $4,000
VAN utLLUME, LOUIS. ct al. err TO
Diederich q Hildebrand. .........S 1880
H1f.DEBRAND. DfEDERICH u. exr. Y
LENT. WIN d. to VIM d l. stsrbuck q
SANE 10 Mari. i. $ cooper e as.,:i.. u
rHrMM. JENNIE y to Euphsmis oo :
Mii Diha EDWIN ii. TO am. $1,000
coNkLIN. l. e. exr. to Mary J bssd nnn
MAsNnHHTrAN MTG co to LAWYER. .M!.
co o"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
SATISFIED

(with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
10Th ST, ica.ilo =. IS. los = Park az. sas
sss; ,n'y oi IL p.ls s'a av. ,o N:Gion f nssusi
,r1Tinis i ~ fnG :, fssS " away, .s.iisis.sssSs
lilo; also 10, e.; map N' gnIy s sly
ipF GiassiaaG3 s SGS"'ft III C.; I ssS
Az wa 4. geo. e $, 5iIss iath st, :S.esss,
Feb Is. ~iao7-samuel Rosenthai.. to Her
man Baum; attys. Ensel Bros ts2 N soo
.sTH ST. n :. 100 = Mad av. .issxioo,s:
Aug u. 1908 Harry and Edy,he W
Parker. to the Equitable lAfe Asnee SOC
q me L 8; s'ty'. Alexander a g; ooS
"fH 81; i;s i, ? .,2i; Il ay; &.
F ,sS:a; F%O Loan d, ls I 4ta' s! 9 %% & = y
..r TaT" 81. Hi!ss ~ a q ~: s;s
Catholic women's Benevolent Legion.
s.s nwsy: atty VIM n Br'neksrh ~.
7sTH ST. ~i:S.isc f.. =. 20 E Lev av, so1
io2?. july .. iait-H ) and 2 o Crys's!
Inc, to Brentwood Realty Co. atty. EI
,OT PiIy AZ :: S. = a :C s.,h Emerson; i. run.
Emerson st : to beg,
dale. x Y'1'o Annie \ h@i.xanser: Har-
>iman. y Y. ATTY. T @ Co. i7e brosd,
CLINTON ST. 80. :. so n Rivinston 81.
20 Sx50. Feb :. Islj-Meier and Ids
Psdue. Jersey cry. 70 Rose Pad.e Glad.
stone. atty. y l. Gladstone. IS PARK
NOW 80. 800 s'sts sf. $50 q ss'"'
BROoME ST. -. -. l?s e Columbia 81.
?iv5s, Aus 90. isos-Broome. Cannon
Co, 90 'he state Bank, 3'6 Grand
LEN AZ. n : : SSH a.. icosxs.s. Dec 20.
lslo-The First Union Presbyterlan
church 81 y Y. 20 the Church ENten..
sion Committee ~ the Preshytery o.
y Y atty. T q CO. iTs Bway ..... $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04

- Menus New Orleans. 20, miles north.
",-i al Ton, G-H- ~ noon Yesterday
- III RIO Galveston, IL. Mules north Of
Ju,ittr al noon
- Comin.hc Jacksonville Il. mile. north
of 81 John = bar ~ L
= standard. Tuspsm So miles southwest
Of sand Key AZ noon
- Csma-ucy Tsmpioo. li miles east Of
Progr"so ~ noon
s. Ara"hc. Jacksonville ~ miles south Of
Sandy Hooh At T. NJ
81 Nu"c- Galveston - miles west Of
Tori usss - = i VI
- Nc.,n sabine =" mics southwest Of
Diamond Shnal 2, noon
s. ~ Munlo. Galveston 81. mics south
east Of Galveston bar ~ noon
- BrsbIut Tampi,o - miles north Of
Diamond ~hodl AZ noon
- san Marcos. Mobile - miles south o.
Sandy Nook at : y NJ
s. FL >iglo Galveston. crossed GalrcGon
hsr /. $50 r "
- CITY of Columbus savannah. - miles
north OF Diamond Shoai A. noon
81 Con,al, galveston, = milcs south Of
Sandy Hook al noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18Th ST. III WI u baker 90 to Hud.
son Wrecking & Lumber. 90, 40 Bway;
18Th ST. 30 E-nsrtha Ku,tner ct al.
oxrs, to Hy A Smith. 225 West End av,
atty. A smith. III Bway. .....',' s.;so
WATER ST. u = cor Hickman 1T. 26x3at-
blanche o Bullen and ano to Title GUAR
GO; i7s Bway. ..,"-,|,,''s lo.o"o
Wolcott % Lane, trus. to Title Guar n
18TH ST, 1873 Ferguson rros s Fcr.hsy
corpn to Marian Hague and ano, isi u
l7TH" ST, :, ssso A. i. .sSsSSss sarah
is,h st. Bkiyn",,.''..,.. .'''' 'i,oGc
iST Az. >e0--Ber'ha Lewis to Inv Lewis
W sist st; a'tys. Lachman & q. 80
AcHXpEsMY 81, " :, so " POS, az siSS
Lawyers Mtg 90 to I.candcr NJ Ham.
mer, exr and trus, iih3 MADISON NJ
ATTY, J. Mtg 90, 80 Liberty, ST $50 Soo
i'Spu ST 5 'S[ Mm,,"rham aM ,leSx
nus circle Const 90, 1884 Bway; a,ivs
S,oddsrd 4 NJ. les Bwav. .'..'' sioo
AMSTERDAM Az, Sc cor lGOth ST, 1SiiS
lOS I0~-John II Feldschon to Henri
preyer' ~ Lesse't avs at'ys, Filters +
.sTH sr. ssni w~.,,.isw,err.; r1iiilo' 'S'c %S
TO n Y Bible society. 80 Bible House
atty, T. T Co, 100 Rwuy, 49,. VItO00
:iST ST - 100 sth ~. .:5ksiiiW.
Bank; atty, \ A Du'ton, 80 Maiden
l5TH ST, 1851 T. Vim ziesler, ..Jr' T."
Ferguson Bros & Forshay corpn, IO3
Park aN; attys, stoddsrd 4 ~, Us
wHsT END AZ, 7si--joseph ne.iorfcri =,
II T Tns 60. 1855 Bway 49,. $4,000
10th ST, "a :S E Park av, :Sxi6eii-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
THIS MESSENGER BOY RAN.
when pursued by WOIycs.

prnru, MINI, FEB >? Simon Nor
gan. 10 years old, a messenger hoy en-
ploycd Icy the Western i'uiou. bruhe sll
messenger hoy speed records tire other
night.
Morgan lives ~ pu,u'h Heights amt
gets throlGh work At \. NJ When
within a block ~ his nome nc heard a
pat,er ~ fee, ON tn" frozen walk he
hun Two ga1ui t.inher wolves
with blazing eyes were t.h,ud him.
Morgan speeded for the wood shed and
slammed the door shut IS the might
providers dashed against H.
\ friendly dos, hcat.uS the disturb
an e. luterfered aud vas considerably
chcwcd up, so much so that II was killed
later. Clarence Johnson, 4 neighbor.
raised his windnw and 'mptied both
barrels 90 a sin'Guu a. the wolves and
put them To flight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
$40 1000 sCARsDALE DWELLING.

Tho S%carsdale Estates. Robert r..
rsrisy president. have sold two large
parcels on Cooper road, In the Murray
I'M section Of Scarsda,e, TO a New
norX business man. a client OF e. II.
bflscoe. also Of this city. The land
" across the street from the new home
OF Verne y. Minich and adjacent TO
ne estate acquired recently by Mr.. Har-
rs, president of the American Locomo-
i've Company. The purchaser plans 10
make extensive improvements and erect
Il VS., 900 residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
PubIic OHerines Yesterday In Man.
haitian. Bronx aud Brooklyn.

AT = vESEY STREET.
Nv Joseph y DAY.
18TH ST. 20 W. : 500 W 9Th a>. e5x
;jyx25 sxCs. 2 sty bldg and sti-S v
Life Ins & Trust 90. ~. g.. sEst IL e a
Fay ct al; due. Si3.lt:i2. taxes, g.
5000: 90 the plaintiff ..... .sl3 900
18TH sT. 20 =; . 20 park az, scN
formed church set | g Crystal e. al.
due. sisssiis taxes. a., 5000. I.
tn" plsiutin ... ............. 81. 600
NTH ST. 900 f. :, ls3 E I'd sv. :Sy
Palmer. ,r. az, Little i,sly R"s!'y co
ct Al. due, tlj.57i - tsxss. g. - .
-. CT TO tn" plaintiff ......... 5000
~ Bryan l. Kennedy.
n Az. .3S-. 71io II I'D ~. aoN
S1GN irf.g, I sty t.nui Hn! -'rres--
Edw Ridley aud ,no. trs az + 7 Whit
AXE ct al duo. Sas5sjs. taxes {
s.55 30. 20 the plsin'in .,....... $500"
BY samuel Max
i..D at. :ti-jl n 8. iOi v "a sv, t.x
no ~. sty rat and stor-.-t : Trust
a.; du" suc.ltssi. taxes. Ac. HtetiI,
to 'hr pla'n,N1 ............ s5s.ooo
At THE BROOkLyN REAL. ESTATE
EXCHANGE
~ J. McThIiismy 4 co
CuitMRIN HEIGHTS y : iht Publ!.
n $3.50 South Brooklyn savings
In % az ~ : Munroe e. a. TO III.
n'aintIn ........ ........ $500
l;iH AZ. vs. l.o . sist II 2oxioo -
columbia Trus, ca sst RIM e. al,
to j ~ BoNsrd .... ........ ...... $4,000
Ry W y Rae,
SD ST. - lie, Dshlgren p and Battery
~, -. sf-TaN Lien 90 o! y Y aEt =
Ranks 81 a., "a Tax Lien 30 Of
y s'.t..t.. ..s.t .t... .s'''-' ss''"'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
SUN DIAL MAKERS MOVE.
Fake 80 Foot Building In t:ast
47th street for Long Term.

Nelson, Lee 4 Green have leased 30l
and 303 East Forty-seventh street, a
20 foot building. belonging TO the Clau-
sen 4 Flanagan Brewery. The lease In
for a term Of five years. beginning April
l. 1915. The lessee Is the J. c. Krauss
Company. manufacturers of artificial
stone sun dlais. benches and INNS.
The Cross 4 Brown Company mas
leased AZ 1s% Fifth avenue the third loft
to the Manhattan Hair Cloth Company (;
at l1%0 to ll46 Broadway. space on IN.
fourteenth floor. to s. NJ. Hexter 4 Co. {:
at Io2 and 104 ManGin street. vacant
plot. to the I Box and Lumber Com
pany at 519 Broadway. 10000 feet OF
space on the third loft. to Manheimer
4 Schwarz. n at 1873 and 1876 Mercer
street the third and fourth lofts. with
l.. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. to the
Domestic Toy Manufacturing Company.
Charles b. Van Valen has leased for
a term Of years the second floor OF the
Jewellers Court Building at 81 and 80
Maiden lane. containing about 5000
square feet. to the Elevator Efficiency
Appliance Company. TIL space will he
used by the New York branch OF the
company for Offices and demonstration
rooms: seventh loft at Is Spruce street
to the w. n. Perrin Company for a
term Of ten years. n sub-leased offices
on the twelfth floor OF 81 and SO Maiden
lane to Greenberg & Levine.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased for five years additional space In
the Frarkel Building. at IS John street.
to the Law Union and Rock Insurance
Company Of London ofices in ~ and 80
Liberty street. to Speiser & Brasch!. and
in the Masonic Buildings at a. West
Twenty-foui1h street. offices on various
floors 70 the nternafiOna Gas Deyel-
opment Company. Gold Rose Printing
Company and ]. J. Calvin.
The Nehring Company has leased TO
L.. Wertheimer two stores at COS to 500
West lslet street. at an aggregate rental
Of $1,000 a year. l.. Wertheimer now
conducts a dry goods store at Gil to 62l
West lslst street.
Hiram Rinaldo has leased 10 +. Frank,
nov at ~ Bowery. the four story build
ing at 2s7 Grand street TO the Consoli-
dated Cake Bakins Company part
OF the building at the southwest corner
of Grand and Cannon streets. and the
i've story building adjoining at > Can
non street for ten years.
Appelbaum & Appelbaum nave leased
the store at 4 West Fourteenth street TO
y. NJ. Ohrbach Company. ladies wear,
at an aggregate rental OF $4,000.
8. W. Straus 4 Co, mortgage and
bond brokers. have leased the second
hoor In $50 Broadway for Ave years,
Ames &Co. have leased the second loft
in H. West Thitrty-frst street to New
Idea Film Company. the store and base
ment at 1A2 West Thirty-frst street to
ellis d Merowitz for the manufacture
OF picture frames. a oft at 20 West
Thirty.irst street to NJ. A. Paeltz for
the manufacture Of furs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
REC u LEASES.
Manhattan.

FRONT ST. a.0: Roosevelt at. 100 stores
4 b-.Anna VI W~ardenburs and sno.. trus,
rom jan T. ,aia atty India wnsr'
Brew 60. 10 Hamilton av. Bklyn sI"so
30 ST II " alias $ Bcarns and sno.
,ru.. to Herman Gerd.s. ~ W 1884 .t
Attn TT. .j" -: r al-kose LOTHIAN 70
Jos LEVIN. go 7: %th -. 3 yrs from Apl
T. lnlG: atty Main us Mad 81 81 100
tore Bordsnaro and sno to I.uir vita.
atty, pononclo & 2, 1872 Bray. $50
Az A So > floors above s'ors-l,ouIs N
from. May l. 1919. ATTY. Nav sehln..
MADISON ST iaa. cor stor.-Wolt Ro.-r
MAY. !. 1919. atty. Louis " o%stervsi.
BR0ApwHHy. a.s7' .,cr.-N Y count, %a
,ional Bank ~ John B-rnardus, i3s "
l"'th st, address 2'sI b"ay' . yrs from
4;TH ST. i8i ". ail-Ann.e W Turner to
Jacques 'havsiiar. 133 W <5th 81. 10 yrs
from July l. i"f6 atty. Roo-r, = b.y.i;
MOTT 81 ic5. ground noo--Ffank T.,l
&" frn--io III Lorenzo ~ Prince -.
? 81: ~. from Mch I, ,PI" ,;tys Fi'ch
\ q a2 nassau 81, ..,....s $50
col IMRls hN. r"s - NJ! upper par %
. bhig-cIty Resi Estate iiupt Cofpn to
VIM Il HcHrn. I2ls I.N as, IL S-i2 ,rs
from Mich -, 1914 atty. VIM " Iiearn.
PARK Az. so. room u. 6.h aoor-s1s
Park Az 60 to Cleveland r Bacon. s.s
PARK Az = Yrs from o" !. 1915: ATTY.
- + Bacon. $40 Park -....... $50
Bronx.
GRAND BOULEVARD & CONCorRSE. n
" ls+tn st. north store, &o--wickloN
Rwsy. : YRS from Nov i Iaia a,,v'
psniei Rue... :asa concour.e $50" "a $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
SLABS MANS FACE IN COURT.
woman Thus he mOnstratcs IN
.JudIc How She Was Treated,

tANToN. ohio, Feb 29,-A new c,irs
for Shaping faces has been dcmon.
stra,rd by Police Judge quinn Of can
ton, who mas become noted for urigiu,I
sentences II" hands down Thomas NirN.
OILS was before him uu the charge OF
Stamping the face Of Mrs BESSIE Mare.
proprietor Of the hoard ng house where
Nichols lives Mrs Mare was on tho
witness stand
demonstrate - IN" court lust how
Nichols slapped You sh" VA ordered
hN 'hc Judge. She tool tho order liter.
ally and going ~ 20 N,ckols. gave hin
u resound Ms Nhack across the face
with Nor open hand.
About that hard, Judge she SAL
About thirty DAYS IN the workhouss
FOR you,' the Judge ordered. adore ssins
Nichols, as no called the next case.
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NEW ssRssy asAl ssrArp ron AAlIA

attractive bargains offered BY nANkINo
DEPA RTMENT. STATE OF NEW yORk.
sechers. 4 large number OF vacant lots ~
Grantwood. Mersemere. Ieonia. RidGeneld
former owners prices. Also a large num-
Der Of two-family houses at Hudson
Hetghts. Cliffsids and Palisades Psrk. New
All Of tho above properties are within a hve
cent fare sone and within thirty minutes o.
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly to close the business Of two cor
.orations now being iiquida,ed by the Bank.
Ing Department and are offered at real
sacrihcc prices. Special Inducements 10
contractors and builders who Will purchase
q considerable number OF lots. For further
particulars address Benz. D.. Haight. Special
DEPUTY Supt. Of Banks. 10 Banking Dept,
VI Broadway. New York City.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

B,ad.irt.t. report. 81 ou.ne.. failures
~ n. Tinted S,s,'' dn;.ns me week;
Ts. $50, s5s ana 81 'or The corresponding
weeks Of isli 20 1919. IN" middle states
n.a y, Ne. EoE,Sva. 80; southern, ;.l
Western. II. Canada had - against ~
for tn" preceding week about ~ per
cen, OF NE .cnSsrn. '.ilins had .ap,ta,
from s., 700 10 $40, ono capi'al
Bankruptcy Petitions.
MITE FIVE AID rEN 'ENT STORES
COMPANY. ma petitlo" IN bank
ritc and Ten Cent stores Inc, a New
York corporation with offices at ioS
East Nineteenth street and = store ~
s .cn 'n POTTERY compsny, $1,000. rTf!
china Comrsny $500, and DIAMOND
the company had mad. preferential pay.
mems OF / 5000. This COMPANY WAS re-
garded In the trade as a subsidiary OF a
Delaware corporation Of the same name
which was q holding corporation. stores
In various states were Incorporated un.
der the laws OF those states in Which
who had been an officer and general
manager. committed 1ui' de on septem,
Der "a, 1919. 1t MAS said that he had
NOT been active In the management for
six months previously. and his death
would not affect the company Charles
II schumann sent out u n"t'ns"',%.
psis~sr. corporation or OF any Of he
subsidiary companie.. the New nork
1917, with a cap'tal stock. 1t is said.
81 sion. 900,
ALFRED l.. KoHN. dentist Of ~ We.,
rnn,"y with iiabiii,ie. of s7s.t62 and no
assets. OF the liabilities $4,000 were
on bond and mortsases on property At
ons.aOS West l%Sth street, -lh East llsth
stree, aud l6a Eas, liith street,
FRANCIS II woop: a .ea, estate opera
Tor and LAWYER OF ?Ss n%tosdwHy nss
hi,,'ies ~ SeS,sSs and no assets. The
debts are for building materials archi.
bonds. bonds and mortgages, law hooks
and p,in'iTs. AmInx 'hs Sred.,or. ar,
s l..'s Gcomrs"y Of clsysland, ,isw,
ABRAHAM WOLFE. ISc-A petition in
bankrupt, has been hlHa asa'n., Abr,,
"hick.n. at - clancev street. by VIII.
lam Jacobs, u creditor for st,tle u was
alleged on Information and belief that
The company had disposed OF property
10 the amoun, Of $4,000, The business
wa. incorporated In November, 1918, viii
ErGENE VON BACH. l~ircrympn, ~ SAT
West l.+th street has Med a petition in
bankruptcy. with liabilities Of S?as and
IonsTErH Il Lynch OF 10 Yves, rorti.,h
street hrs ni.a a p.'',tsn in bnnksuptsy
and Red Bank lie owes nine depart
usu' stores In this cuy
Bankruptcy Schedules.
MAX l.. GnoSSNAN, manufa p'urer Of
dresses At 80 West Thirty fourth stree,
has hled schedules showing liabilities OF
'li,?S6 and assets OF $50 consisting
in hank, $50,
Receiver Appointed.
HARRY V DUPONT II. Ha\ilsnd smith
Of Fort chester has hecn appointed re-
cciver by Referee stephen Thayer Of
yonker. for. Harry v, Dupont, dealer In
automobile supplies at Port Chester, IA.
hilties. g. $50. assets, 4iolN