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WORLDS COURT LEAGUE PLAN.
Prof. Samuel r. Dutton Of Columbia
EXPLAINS Its Objects.

Endorsing the league OF nations idea
Of tho League to Enforce Peace. put
no,ntinr out a few differences In the
programme Of the Worlds Court
ieaEue, the secretary. Prof. Samuel T..
button Of Columbia. issued yesterday a
statement of The latter organizations
aim. He says:
'.rhe main points Of difference are
these:
THAT tho Worlds Court League
recognizes the institutions already In
existence. that grew out Of the first and
second Hague conferences; sees the
need of continuing the Hague confer
ences. not depending on the initiative
Of any one Power. but meeting at nxed
periods automatically. n looks to the
establishment Of a permanent adminis-
trative committee representing all the
nations 10 keep in touch with the vari-
Gus Governments.
The programme calls for o confer
snce Of all great Governments soon after
peace is declared. the sessions to be-
come permanently periodic. at shorter
intervals than were formerly the case
with the Hague conference. Former
President Taft Is president Of the
League 20 Enforce Peace and honorary
president of the Worlds Court League.
Among other members of the latter
orgnnisation arc John Hays Hammond,
president: Charles w. Fairbanks. Gov.
Ferris OF Michigan. cambridge Colby,
Alton b. Parker, Emerson McMillin,
Henry Clews, Jacob NJ. Dickinson. Col.
+. Coleman du Pont, William Is. Guthrie.
Prof. Jeremiah W. jerks. Theodore
Marburg, James Speyer and Oscar 8.
Stratus.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRTGAGEs.
Manhattan.

MONROE st. 1ss-security Bank of N Y
to Hahnemann Hospital. Park av and
S1,h 81 a,ty; J ssymoSr; .;a nway.u
ponohne.. %extrs. to Peter po.iser. ass
West End av' atty. J C Hoenuinyer. tO7
lOsTH ST. ao,.io w-Em,ly Ii VAIN t 20
Hugh p skslly. 70 W ssd Of; address. $50
w I;i:r b Z i Observation-Disclosures: i / I.;.s.S, fsss:,.
y: atty. Title Guar q + Co, I7s
soTM ST., '?io w.Andiew Rii,eh,.. s.s.oto 10
Frank Lucdeke. $50 " lith 81. ana .no,
,rus: atty. Lawyers T a r CO. iso
vERMiLYEA Nv. 'n':.'iit'cDycks 100
Century Mtg co to NY Title 1 Mtg Co,
LEXINsToN Az e,..,ii,!in'7 Tin .:t va So
End av. ct al. trus; address. 50 Liberty
LExiSGiriociN Aiv..;s's'cs'ssth' i.bro adv eS
atty. Title Guar q Co, IT'S
obTM Sri, i,isi,. vi also property; IN, n f SSs
Rye. X atty. Harvey J Cohen, 81
SANE ,hH"'0 PffRsopERTY..p.nnni. ''Ms...;mo:,''m
FORSYTH ST, bS-Mary Il Lewis to Ger.
man Say Bank s. lth sv; atty. Titls
,s SFa' q. ,@ &C. WEES Ne il R:;::a /, siS T lSSs
Guar & Trust Co. l7s BwAy...,.. SIs, ooS
hrOnI.
LOTS 81 and IS. block 30. map Morris
J Glore, New Rochelle. " Y; attyS,
Clocke. X q X, Sal Il l<Sth IT,. 81. 500
LOTS 20 to 81. block 10. same map-Mu-
tn9l Life Ins Co to Thos o'connor.
Waterbury. Conn; atty. J A Turlsy. 2ss
i1.TH ST, NJ 9 baithsa,,;o ay--Lawycr. 7
7 Co 70 " Ro-inn ra'nucl. 81 W i0tth
st; atty. T. 7 & T Co. 100 Bway. IS. 500
WILLIS Az, W :. sS+ 9 i<sd st-Bsn-
Msortasss Co.; atty. Lawyer. MSr,rss
Co, 80 Liberty st.. SSS, 900
coLLE9n Az Z i.o.s 2 i!s.h q. !
Wall ct: atty. r O 4 T Co. iN Dwsy
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SALES.
IosrrH suONCOOD,s son.

JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS, Julius
Shongood. Auct. 30 Bowerv sell 10 A. NJ.
Nov. .o-Diamonds. wstches, j%ewelry. sc.
pledged prior Nov. ). 1918, Hugh Freel. -
New Chambers 81. Also all goods pledged
previous to Nov. I, 1915. from $4,000 to
$500 and all older dates. d. Bruc&-
heimer. 1898 al Ave.
Nov. .o-Mcn's and women'. clothing
pledged prior Nov. 10, 1915. to No. 1880.
Sol Gross. ?357 Sd Ave,
Nov. 2l-DiaInonds, watches, tewelry, &c.
NJ. Rayich, Pb Amsterdam Ave.
Nov. 2i--Clothing N, Ro,hman 4 Sons,
AZ LIST Ave, e, Rothman. u3 Canal ST.
ii. Goody. BROOKLYN.
Nov. ae-Diafnonds. watches. Jewelry.
odds and ends and goods OF every deecrip-
ton pledged prior to Nov. IL, 1918, to No.
1880, and all goods withheld from previous
sales. Geo. q. Isaacs, 1919 Sd Ave. Also
similar goods FOR Charles kleinbaurn. 493
Grand 81, brooklyn,
Nov. 23-Diamonds, watches, 1ewelry OF
every description, silverware. odds and ends
and all goods pledged prior Sept. I. 1915. to
No. GAGS, and all goods held over from
previous sales: IL, $. lsaacs. 2+36 sth Ave
Nov. 23-Clothing NJ. Raphiel. 272 eth
Ave. Raphiel Bros. 1897 I'd Ave.
Nov. 24-Diamonds, watches. Jewelry. Ac.
pledged prior Nov. 10. 1913. to No. <70S7
Also No. 332s5. Sol Cohen. 2S5 eth Ave
Sol Cohen a. Co, $50 Sd Ave,
Nov. and women's clothing
A. Rhode. SOi Columbus Ave.
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ELEPHANTS
FOUND HARD TASK
But Hippodrome Animals Just
Have to Have En-, So
Hang the Cost!
ONE REQUIRES SIZE 1875
Must Be Made Of Leather and
Lined With Wood TO Per-
init Stunts on Ice.

49, ssh
80 nurnssoe. oiree.o. o, une ii'ppV-
yHvess onlse yss'erday mornins ~ no
: sfecs loao on nis m,no' Ma,h a..
Lue.cner. ms ,epr~eseh,a,l'e. 49,. ps,
sien'sy az une ooor, havi"s JUST e"'e'eu'
w. nov uar,ns 10 speah; -.,.,
ms nikh vos, vi h'.ms
s,oaneu al. burnuu m"s sN
.pout your war paoies an. sou. w
sIo. prvn,s. pu. .nes opn /. IT, az
:" .ne ,eas'. ,,oWe..', sueI' s''
70 1uy mem. rs so' 70 cs uon ..
WHATS so' " De oo"e' a'Neu Aue
sensr. 49,. .u .,-
WY, Nc so' , s"ve ~,
lena, i'oa,e snu u .us'sv or
Snem eaten p"eu'non'a o' pieuis, VI
sometning eise IN !n,s colo venue
1 o'oh' h"o" 'ou "so i'u'
AuSh.ers ., r..,.
hotn,ns' you oooo! ro.,
ciepnsnts' eno tema'e e,epnan.s ~ ,na. :
Nnd ~ mean no. iour ps', s.v ao.s'
~. s.sht paIs' MI" ora.r 80
sh,v. ,, tbs ie.,Ssr the nails, the shoe.
Heep .ac,oIy ousy .or nv. tan.
n '
% Do
on, II may nov oe 90 oau, n,.
Lnescher. wen GET gus ahuss'on. our
ooot eApert. 70 40 ,ne III aSa-
ON was sen. ior Sn a tns ~,o % ru,.
,ne 'ne MihesI snvppnms go VIZ,
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.se' ,ne e'spnan'S aS sn. ~. ~ M,sw
.ns y S,r ~. ~ona Jsrn,a has bsen
over .he OH 'co po".. Ssan % .is,Sen.
noesihs.y s hea r1 .nS
sneese-ens mas pe.m anne,noaS
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tina no wouioht s,ano ior O,hS.,s ~.
peS 49, ,on n,,na I,.ea.n
soms other e,epnanu,hs H,sea a .,s
% Sus ns.,.r no,h;ns !" AZ h",
-. n.uaS 60 t.Ls or. measure-
LOAF. Wa esiea . ANe "e "
meno OF tneir tee,. ..,.o.-,
coInc ~, WI" ~ 80, ~ .,.s
Strung tne AN aIounu " o.,
Sc. cehnie WI neeI 81. iii, aiws
u fatner croeo, 20 mn W ~ So ~.
ner I~s ,o., -, WV ,a.,
sne needs s'.e !1sn imIs
hoxie VII .o ,ns.n,, 9th ns.d si.s
sTs
The sun., 1916-11-20
LIS PENDENS.


i2?D ST. IS E-Leo Levy aEt Hattie Pot
ash ct al faction to impress trust) attys,
Taylor. Kelley. Becker 4 Roberts.
e2D ST, II 3, ls9 q 10th av-Mark ]. Kelley
!, agt Henrietta J Fireman ct al fore
0RAMERcY PARK. 13--Terese Merlin
sgt Richard q Hanford ct al faction TO
foreclose mechanics lien). attys, Fergu-
con 4 Ferguson.
brOnS.
BRYANT AN. W 4. 40 . 1874 st-wiiliam
Rand agt Dpmenico TaurOne 81 al ifcre-
closure Of mortgege): attys. Felt G. Elias.
BOSTON IN. n W c Spring pl-City Heal
t,stnt- G." agt Louis" A itvins et al (fore-
closure OF rnortSage)i atty. II swain.
WESTCbESTER AN, n =. SIS q Hoe av-
Eosaiia Stahi rgt G0ttlob Klein ot al iac-
ton TO Bet ASIDE sonveyance). atty q @
Basoh.
51oTH ct. n " 9 brook av-Rosa,is stshl
agt G0ttlob Klein ct al faction to SET
Aside eonveyanceJ. atty. q c Basch.
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L

L. j. FIRUsKI, Auct'r. "a Bowery. sells
10 4. NJ, .unredeemed pledges Of every, de-
for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnbroters. including all diamonds.
rubies. %sapphires. pearls. emeralds. oil other
stones unset or set In rings. earrings, pins.
links. chains. studs. bracelets. locket or
verware, guns. instruments, furs. clothing.
cameras. all other goods pledged previous
to dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive, and all pledges held over,
Nov; ;osEaui.seis Psrson,i Loan Co.. ;
Co. prior May ~, 1915, to No. ss&6. sobei
Bros. s:a Columbus Ave. prior Nov. 10,
1918. to No. 32026.
Nov. AIN, Manning = Soma s" sth
Nov '2-wm. Simpson 4 Co.. ISL Bow.
prior Nov a. ISIS, to No, sss@ "'
Nov. 2t--Avs. A. Loan once. a. r Vein
berger. Prop iSs Ave A. prior Nov 10.
Nov. :7--wni. uoldstone. i0S PARK Row,
now At a. Park Row; Loan ONE. 90 North
Scs, y. Isl mnt. IRON g.s N0i soS: a's C.. to iIss' ,t &
Ave. pHsr New. ~. 1915.
The sun., 1916-11-20
SULPICIANs TO CELEBRATE.
Tomorrow IL I25th Anniversary Of
the Order In u. 8.

Tho Sulpician Fathers will celebrate
the one hundred and twenty-ffth ami
versary of the arrival OF their order In
the United States tomorrow. A jubilee
souvenir volume. which was compiled
by tho late DIR. Charles q. Herbermann.
will make It's appearance then. This
volume will review the work accom-
plished by the pioneer body Of this order
IN this country.
The first member Of this religious
order arrived In the United States in
1871 and offered his services to the
Archbishop OF Baltimore. then Bishop
Carol, In looking after the people Of
this settlement.
The sun., 1916-11-20

usstD
SAME PROPERTY-CIty Mtg Co to city
Real Estate Co. atty, same. . asst.. each
sso,seg ..'tr,vyo
lean Mtg Co to q Aymar Sands, IS W
<sth st: attys. Bowers q s. IS Cedar
NORRIS Nv. ..o.s n iss,h .,--N Y
Trust Co to City Mtg 60. Is Wall o.:
atty. T q = T Co. lI6 Bway..........u
SANE PRoPERTY-City Mortgage Co to
william II Bonsai. Hamlet. y e: atty.
came s3i. 900
DIAL Av, n " c ls0th st--Manha,tan
Mtg Co TO Union 50 Saw Bank. 20 Union
90: atty. T u 4 T Co. 1Is Bway. $50. 900
DAILY Av. W .. 81 n lsoth st-same 20
same: atty. $4,000
Lawyers T q r co to American saw
Bank. Iis W <:d st: atty. J V Irwin.
103 BWay.. SO. 600
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FORECLOSURE MALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY of NEW
YORK. ss~:-ASraham II. Levy. Plaintiff.
against chas. I. weinstsin Realty Company
In pursuance Of a ,udsm.n, Of for.elos.
sbev: s entitled action. and md s.srinS d.t. n:
:itn DAY = 2, qS.SS.,. isi'i a !; 'h ,.a .nS:1;
named. will sell at Public Auction, At the
Exchange selesroom.. No. 1876 vesey
q si' Sew Y To Tx On s' sSs Dr. S' d M;" Of s.S.m sssy
1915. at /: o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph T.. Day. Auctioneer, the premises
therein described as follows;
ALL those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and i'm
and being In the Borough of Manhattan.
City OF New York. County of New York
and State of New York. on the southerly
together are bounded and described a. foi.
lows:
BEGINNING at a point on the south.
one hundred and nine,y.,evsn MsS n''t i.s,
southessterly from the southersteriy cor
ner Of Seventh Avenue and Nineteenth
allel with seventh Avenue. ninety-thres
t9s) feet and six inches. thence southeast.
srly and nearly parallel with Nineteenth
thence nor,heas,eriy ana again parallel
with Seventh Avenue. ninety.thres tsaJ
feet and three t3l Inches. to the south.
thence northwesteriy along said side Of
Nineteenth street. forty-four t<D feet to
the point or place of beginning. BE the
The pr.m,ses hereby Intended described
the entire lots and premises known BY the
street numbers itt-its West Ninstssnth
Dated. New York. October :sth, 1919.
FRANCIS W POLLOCK. Referee.
JEROME A. KoHN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
W IQth g
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IN Observation-Disclosures COURT.
NEW YORK COUNTY. No. lls32 OF 1918
Joseph ]. MeElroy as executor of Martha
Mckiernan:, deceased; plaintiff, against
Frederick r. Roth and others, defendants.
Gustav Goodmann pla!ntins attorney. M.
ss broadway ,Manhattan). New YorS
City.
Pursuant TO 1udgmen, entered November
srd. 1916. In said action. the undersigned
will sell at public auction at the Exchange
Sa lesrooms, Nos. lt-l6 Nesey street, Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, New York City, at IL
o'clock noon on November. 2sth. 1916. by
Samuel Marx. Auctioneer, tho premises de-
scribcd Ia the mortgage In said action re-
corded in tho Registers ONCE. New York
County. In Section &. Liber ISL OF Mortgages,
page 3Ss, Block No. 1875 and directed by
said Judgment to he sold. and which are
situated in said Borough OF Manhattan on
the northerly side OF s1th street. l?7 feet
vest OF Third Avenue. being 81 feet In
front on said street and In the rear and 100
feet II inches in depth on each side and
parallel with third Avenue.
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LEASES.
Manhattan

FULTON st. iIs, str n b--Charies Her
man Really Co TO Philip Zei,ien. si6 W
10Th q, 56.i2 yrs from Dec /. lsis;
atty. NJ Briturtx. 2I7 Bway 80. $4,000
pCTCH ST. is, ctr & b and No -. small
rear bidE-Foster s Naeth!ng, 3I5 W
10Th Of, TO Philip Zeitlen. S6-i2 yrs
from Dec /. 1916; atty. N Briturt,:, TX
sTH Av. 27o7. str & pit b-Flora- A Mol
wltx, exrx, TO Celia Goldstein. st6n 1th
av, 10 yrs from Dec I, 1916, atty. Ar
thur o Ernst. 10 .Sl.62o
WILLIS Az. si?, str-Johanna Koop to
Aaron Marcus. "a Willis nv, 5 yrs from
May /. 1911: atty. A q schcer:, lts
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehsn
AuctiOneer. IS2 Cana street, sells Jewelry

AuctIOnecF, II. (nhaI Street, sells Jowelry
at II a, Nj; clothing at 10 \. NJ,
Nov. 20-By McAleenan's, %69 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn, n, v, all .unredeemed pledges OF
rp ,n = i.weiry. .iiyerware, c. runnin.
from pledge No, 1883 sept, ia. 1918, TO No.
1925 Oct. 20. 1915. and goods held over
from former sales.
Nov. 2:--By II. Simpson CO.. 500 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn. all unredeemed pledges OF
pearls, diamonds and other precious stones,
1901 Oct, I. 1919, and goods held over.
Nov. s?-By y Miller. 7E eth Ave-.
Nov sa~Ry j., simpson 4 Co, .2S Park
Row. all unredsemed pledges of pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones,
$4,000. Oct. I. 1918. and goods held over
from former sales.
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q


with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth strsst.)
wAvERLEY PL. ia. :l.tSss. Nov IL
Henry Uiman to Lawyers Mtg Co, IS LIB
f Ti,i. {, Guar ans 4 AZ. 7 CO. ,nt ~ 4 s s:. bono: $50; stss;
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north Of 10th strsst)
10th ST. 3s W. Is~txlooIl. Nov i7-Eilas
Gelbwaks to Louis y seligman. b01 West
Rway. . yrs. So: atty. Jos Cans. lto
EDGEcoMBE Nv. s35.s7. " !, all 18TH
st lclosedJ and 1910 . isoih st. runs n
1911 to point 1871 $ i5oth st I W loox
Realty Co to Gensyies. v sheridan. iii
Jacob / herman. sis Bway.......ili.ooG
BronI.
thorough Of The Bronx
POST RID. - .. i2s " from lot Z. runs
W i36.lox s W sox 9 e is7.sx n Q 10
Nora CONSTR Co to Casualty Co Of Amer
lea. Ga William At deed recorded as mtg
recording tax $50 paid. Oct IS; atty.
Casualty Co OF America "i'ii s%
BRoNxwioojp Nv. ... ais 2ii:i st. sSs
ioo-Ja: wilder. to Bronxwood Realty
atty. At Co. leo Bway. 49,. 81, 600
s se9sso, FL: rs!i. Realty all. Go. Go to N SSr';;iap
yrs. Sc: atty. T q ct Co., liz
KELLY ST. icso.ss.,. 5. sc.ioc-Mortimer
Realty Co to Kelly st Impt Co. iSs2
Prospect av. prior mtg $4,000. Nov Is.
due July !. 1921. Sc atty. T q 4 T Co.
KELLY ST. ga. vs.. iixioi; also Kelly st.
als. W $. <5xIoi-Aaron Biliow to ny
Morgenthau Co 80 + t2d Vt, Eev II. due
Dec J., 1918. &c: atty. w N wschsler. 80
wEBsTER Av. isith st. si.iocxsSs
376xsl. 9xll2-l73d st Realty Co. Inc, to
Sarah Yudas. %96 Concord av. prior mts
$50, 900, Nov l6, due May l6, 1917, Sc.
attys: Gettner. 3 a A. 2ss Bwsy. $4,000
JENNINGS ST. st5. n Q. sI.6xi0o-Emms
W Mittelkauf and ano. indiv and extrx,
to Geo Rupp, 5l3 w l59th at. prior mtG
$4,000, Oct rs. . yrs. Ses: atty. L Willie
~LoRILLARD Pr. 1855. W .. ii. sxso-Giu
seppe Misuraca to Titus do Bobula, l7l
W 7!th st. prior mtg SEE. 900. Nov 10, ;
yrs. SO: atty. ID Piciulo. $50 9TH av. 81. 00(
LOTS III and l:e. map Koch homestead
Vim Deegan TO Grace Moberg, 1871!
Purdy 81. Nov II, due a. per bond. attys
Kadel Van X a X. $40 Il i<sth u. SSot
l7sTH ST. n g.. 2+2,a W Anthony av. ST. 8,
81. 2xs76xl022-wm Klein to Geo 4
Concourse. Nov 10. . yrs. 81 atty, &c,
A Steinmuller. 1871 Sd av........ -. 0ot
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JACOB sHoNGUJ. Auct'oDssr. - ssw-

,,i Nov $. %:l w1eassr z son s''i s!E4' 'iS ,, SSy. H.
,si H"v' Hebron mTs9' hrS... Ill -, r.'G Hy. Nov H.
Nov. 23-Jewelry. watches. diamonds,
90. prior Nov. i6, 1915, 10 No. :1S0o. T.
Nov. 2<-Jewsiry. watches, diamonds and
ell pledges prior Nov. ~ 1915. Q. I,
Singer. S2s 10Th Ava
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which tho above de-
scrib~d property 10 to be sold. II S2.ss:S2.
with interest thereon from IN. 2tth day Of
October, 1915, together with the costs and
allowance amounting to S93i. 10. with In
,erert from October .7th. 1913. together
with the expenses OF tho sale. The ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes. assess-
ments and water rates or other liens which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out of
tho purchase money. or paid by the Ref
cree, IL Si.75o.o0 and interest.
Dated. New York. October 2sth, 1915.
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK, Referee.
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PROPOSALS.
WANTED.

EARS &lo1 WEENih I.ul
legitimate mail order hgs u,,,. 49,.
everything right patty U'"4
about capital, splendid 'hon'"
gent, employed person to ,Hn
business on profit sht''g
beginning In spare time ,NtnluLr
particulars free, opPORrlNlE4E h"
CHANGE. Buffalo. n. Y,
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


TRANSFE69.
with name and addres. Of i.snds, and
address. parry o. o'' frss psrt.1
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth strsst)
wAsHiNSToN : z; 1isIa2i: 9 In :
ssth g 3 . Mad sy; sS.%so .-IIryinS
3 a': atty, c Ia! Il S M.fs.n n tiiils.,'SqfS:.A;H{
wAvEKiEY .PL.-.iN. 2ilISs-LAyyers
Mort Co TO Hy. Uimsr. 80 Greenwieh Az
Co. i1S Bwsy ..c....................Si 800
Fast Side.
East Of Fifth avenue. between fourteenth
and 10th strests.)
lsT Az. 1914. aIoxio0. tfcrsclos Ncy 1S.
l. schwars, at BlanEenburs am -Har.,
Germany, NOV. IL; attys. Rounds, 4 p 4
~. W Cedar .Vso'VVV
west Of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th strsets.)
Frank Piataer TO Home Emsns. II
Hr% asiS' VIM sx; / Ns s"yd sGes 3 B...t N y, .s SSTY
e Nanns Rsss%S;6Ssrs;, goo Fsii: a:
soTH ST. ia W 2oisioa.S tiorscics.. NOV
!. sa lslS.-s sGS " Y e ssss 1t. r; nov TO Il! !rl ATTY L
Geo L Garland. II wall ST.. Sl7. 900
Uptown.
(Manhattan island, north Of 10th street.l
NAGLE Av..sa coo . Ellwood ct. ioox
a clos: sept TO a Il. isie, Az s~iaa ] He. ps sts.i.
mt, $4,000. Nov 49, attys. Bower: 4 3
81 Cedar 81. .yS,VVV
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx.)
nnnvrnE cT Az s0G IA . SAESh ~
I5.l0xs3 lxib. ioxs2.s-Dante Martirs 70
Jos T. Martire. I2s w 1s1st 81. mtg $4,000.
T Nssr =: s'' xv. LIZ; 49,. " csd:I S'slS so
webster av. ALSO. es. So.ixso-sami Cor
don to Lizzie weinberger. aes 4 7th 81,
Nov s: atty. Jos 8 weinberger. go
ST LXwREScE Xv. IDA. being lot .o,.
blk T.. map Mapes Estates-Chas a Wild
der to John Kadel. 2Is7 Glebs av, July 4;
sttys. Kadei. Van Kirk q X. $40 e iisth
sEToN Nv. n Nelson Az. -x---Jss ii
pway. Nov 10: atty. Hy Frank 100
LoTs !, io:..iis to Isl. map rr.mon. Ter.
" fordham I'd. Nov II; atty. 8 b Ayres.
i'iT% +; s,S Si.iS s,i:;; .; y :, /
Kroetz, ass 4 ls7th at, April 70; atty,
Geo A steinmuller. lsli ID VIZ. Si0o
F9N o.ssrIIi,os'SSaiiisswss!ss;-lwss.,i.se F : T,'. csn. Ct;
Nov Is: atty, Max siivsrsisin. sss
Willis .Av. is,th ST, ,s.si.s-con.
sumers Brewing Co OF y Y tLim) to
Consumers. Brewery Reslty. corpn.. Oct
FOREST Az. '9ss. sersi.s-Xnn. RacS,i
to Chas Mohr. 100 w Is7th ct. mtg
$4,000. Nov Is: atty. N Lippmsn. ssl
18TH sT. n .. 40 W Prospect sv. .oxiiS-
Anna Ruehti 70 chas Mohr. ioi W i,i,h
The sun., 1916-11-20

oath street.
Street No. 1871 fsSt 97th street.
This approximate amount OF the mortgaGs
debt. costs and allowances ir 3l6.?,s.39 and
interest. and Of the taxes, assessments and
wuter rates IL ft.l.5.53 and Interest.
Dated New York. November srd. 1918.
A WALKER OTIS. Referes.
The sun., 1916-11-20

LONG ISLAND Real ESTATE roK SALE
The sun., 1916-11-20

NAGLE Az. > Q, coo . Ellwood st. 100
1885, TO Hillside av x112,1xleO.6 (fore
clos. Sept 81. 1916l-Robt J Hare Powell
ref. to Ambrose Realty. Co.. 1875 Bway
mtg $4,000. Nov IS, attys. Bowers a I
~ Cedar st.. 81, 100
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01
ONLY A NEWSPAPER GUY.

see IA man strut through the jam II
a hall,
Take a seat mid the speakers and
chat with them,
rs this Murphy" ] ask. that the
crowd he defies.
NO" says some one, "he's one Of the
newspaper guys"
| sec Il man pushing his way through
the lines,
OF the cops where a fire brightly glim.
mers and shines.
chief Kenlon;" ash, but fireman
replies,
"Oh, no, why, that's one Of the news
paper guys"
! see a man start on the trail Of a
crook,
And he scorns all assistance. but he
brings him to book.
'Mr. Burns" inquire. Some one
scornfully cries:
"Burns? Nav! He's just one Of them
newspaper guys"
see a man walk through the door Of
show
Where great thronGS are blocked by
the sign s. K. q.
rs this Goodwin HIMSELF, that no
ticket he buysT
well. hardly; hes one Of them
newspaper guys"
I see a man knock Of presidents
door,
AMI the sign mo Admittance,' com.
pletely ignore,
as this MORAN, that rflvacy's rights
he denies:'
Morgan? Shucks! rs just one Of
those newspaper guys"
ALd some day IT, wall bv the great
street Of gold,
Ara see mLl euI.r, unQuestionc
and bold.
"a saint?" I'll inquire, and old Peter'll
reply,
"wen shoull say not; he's news
paper guy"
New York Globe.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01

principles or issues or a candidate OF
character. AMI ;hat f. what all the
trouble is about. A political party can
not be dishonest with itself and not
he dishonest with the country, and
the republican party is now so intel
lectually crooked that II trips itself up
at every step.
The gathering at Chicago two weeks
from today is nominally a political
convention, but actually it IS a politl-
cal shell game, with Roosevelt trying
to bunco the party and the party try.
ing TO bunco the country.
If the republican party still had
courage, conscience and conviction,
the clash of opposing candidates at
Chicago would involve no embarrass-
ment. The only question to be consid-
cred would be one of availability. he.
ing without 'Ourlgo. conscience and
conviction. the party on the eve Of It's
nomination Is ,roping for a means by
which an organization that Is now
fooling some IF the people all Of the
time can hope 10 fool all of the people
some Of the time. New York World.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

Representative Kelley, Of Michigan,
once bought himself fine new auto.
mobile. according to story that hi~
friends are telling. After putting him
self through strenuous course Of
training AMI study until he could rec
ognize several of the thingumbobs
about the machine mt sight and could
manage the helm fairly well, he ven
streets in Gown. For about fifteen min
utes all went well. Then, unfortunate.
Is, his new machine bumped into the
rear end IT another car.
Whether 1t was his fault or the
fault Of tho 'thcr driver does not ap-
pear hut n lynx eyed cop in the vi
entity. obviously an Irishman, rushed
out and commanded Kelley 90 stop,
intending to place him under arrest
for careleSsly buttinn into the other
machine.
"what's your name ?" demanded the
policeman, sternly.
"Kclley."
"And how do you spell it p
"K-el-l-c-v" the amateur aut0ist
responded meeklv.
The cops Usage had vlsihly soften.
ed 1t was patent that he was begin
ming to think that maybe the man he
was about to arrest Wa. friend and
a fellow freshman. After thinking for
a moment. he asked the culprit's first
name.
Patrick" answered Kelley.
That settled it. Smiling genially,
the policeman looked NJ into his face
and said: patrick Kelley I'm won
dcring. Mr.. Kelley, why on earth You
allowed a poor little runt of car
like that to back into you and s.
a fender that way = Pathfinder.