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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-28

The Clean Up at the Mt. Yer
non Fair Grounds yesterday was
not as largely attended as should
have been however the few faith
full ones who did show up cleaned
up quite a bit. Now in order to
give those stockholders VINO were
too busy or feared the hot Sun a
chance to helpsome, so next We'd
nesday has been Set aside as
Final Clean up day. If you were
uot there yesterday come next
Wednesday and help put things in
order for the biggest Fair Mt
Vernon has ever had.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-28

An article by Prof. Pilkeuton
entitled. Educational Campaign
should have appeared in this issue
but by reason of mishap in the
office, it was impossible to get
the article in this issue. 1t will
appear next week and we ask our
readers to keep a lookout. and es
pecially the teachers of the county
and those who have volunteered
for the Moonlight School Cam
paign which starts in September
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-28

Entered at the Mt Vernon, KY. Postofice
as second-ciass mail matter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

mittag Dom Iroltcrbdtie aus arf SEM
Greenwood 6rieobof ltatt. 4altor
@m. Martin bon ser oentld)elt
epangeliifen 8en1eitoe hielt Sic Set
denreoe am Sarge llilo Grade.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
&otaIeS.
MadJt sclbitmprobcriud,.
8. @. Gro,pe bon SEQ. Gil 9raop
StraBe trinft Silt ani Ser
Strafe.

Ser, etrpa %3Oidbrige Maidiniit g.
y. Creme tro11f gelterl1 s(beno gegen
lie6en lt1r cine aus Spilm uno
G%bloroform beltebenbe @iftmiidnng
al1f Ser 8rabp StraBe 5miid)en Ser
6. nno z. StraBe. ST mllrhe nod,
bent llniperial Gbiropractic College
lllo poll bort nad) bem Davenport
Solpital gebradt, mo- CT lid) balS
mieoer erbolte. Holi5ei-S Sergeant 2a=
@rangs batte groBe 5dlmierigfeiten,
einen slr5t fir Grome sl hefommen.
9sad) mebrercn pergebliden Ser llden
gelang es linn ihlieblidl 81. 91ob
telepl)onild) bon bem gorfall 5u be-
nadridtigen. Sa benz 8eltse oes
Observation-Disclosures 1puroe eil1 on
%iei1el1 Safer, SEQ. s.. grope bon $50.
459 groabmap, @innta, Minn., ge=
rid)teter 8rief gefunoen, III Dem &C.
Observation-Disclosures als l1riad)e ange=
geben 1por6en mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
8ladituue Tamilicn=Sptel.

Gus 9loditone Tamlllen=Sotel
.oas BON ber 8lafltone @oloing So,
SSsl1c., betrieben miro ullO Gde SO. Ii.
6arnam 'StraBe, Smaba, Neb., ge=
.legen lit, lit obre Smeifel Dos Mo-
oernite, apas ma1l iid III 9e5lg auf
oerartige &otels benfen fann. Ias=
ielbe elltbalt 237 3imr1er, peld)e IN
1877 @obnungen bon ein bis lehs
3ir11ner eingetbeilt iino. Seoe @ob=
mug fat ibr 8aoeSin1mer. SIM er=
item Stool befinoet 1id lebelt oen
Sfficeraltmen Elm gmpfanes= unb
@artelaal, iofpie Ser Gpeiielaal, III
meld)em 200 @erionen SIT gleider
Set ipeiien f0rner, iohuie slpei flei=
mere gB5inmer ulro sic Slide. Mud)
iino inn iiibliden 6liigel mebrere
@oblu1l1ge11 bon ein l1llo 5rpei 3in=
merit geleget. Ger olpeitc bis iieben=
te Stod it11o MIR fir @ohnll1gen be-
ltimnt. SIM ad)ten Stod hefinoet iid)
ein grpber 9alliaal n1o olpei @elea=
luJuIlSotllMItt 4Ull tlllel!l OltpGtUI,
bcsgleid)en cine Slide fir Gelell,
id)aften ulp. Gin gen1iitblidbes
@obn5immer fiibrt oal1l1 SUM 3ad)
garten, Ser int CONNER galt5 offen,
int @inter iebod l1nter @lasbeou.
dung ullo gebei5t lit.
9as &ellergeid)oB cntbalt ein 8il=
laro5in1mer, cine garbierltltbe ltnb
Ilrfbemabrlungsraltme, lomie Nepa-
ratur=@erfitatten, &dltlne fir sic
Mngeitelltel1, 6ie @aiderei, @efrier-
rallme uab bes Gbefs gmpfangs5im.
nler. 3mei 9erlone1= Tabritiible NM
ell 6radtfabritubl nern1itteln oet
gerfebr. Ias @otel miro mittels
Gampfbei5ung eebei5t uno lit poaia
felteriid)er, % es aus Stabl, Bad.
(itein, &orfrete ltl1o Ierra Gotta er=
lbaut lit. SeOe @obnl1,g lit nolIita11-
Dig moblirt, 0oh bat feline oerlelber
|eine Slide. Die ganfers @ealtr
Enrichment Company fat Sic @ldne
fiir~ aas Sotel geliefert ltno oasielbe
erbalt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

Die 9eeroigung Ser peritorbenen
6rall @Tta1ntel sc. 2etbin fano ge=
lterlt Nadmittag BON Grouerbanlc,
1922 IA. Mnenl,e, aus ol,f bem Mi-
periioe 5rieofof itatt. 9srof. 9flloolpb
Suit benz Nugultara College bielt
oie 9eid,enrebe. S
Gus @roBer Wolincfomite 6at lidI
gegen 0as &uitd)en al1f Ben StraBen=
+babnen erfl1rt nnb mill sic Iri=@itp
Gaillpap Company erilld)el1, Inn bie=
lem l1e6el a~b5ltbelfem Oitrh ltriftes
Gerbot 0es Holldens ollf ben Stra=
benbab1tpagen. 90 Dies st @11nlten
Der StraBenbabngeIelidaft lit, .bleibt
ab5nlparten.
uMotber Sones", Sic befannte
s(gitatorilt fin Die Mrbeiterbemegul1=
gen, miro befanntlid atn Son1ltag
9sadmittag I'M 5amilient6eater cine
&e0e 5u @urlten ser Nrbeiterpartei
Ibalten. e[lem Mnidein nad) meroen
|einige 1atiell0e ibrcm gortrag 5l,=
|'borell. Sic lit I'M ga1t5en 2onoe BE-
fannt unb lit eiae i1terallante NeO=
merlin.
@eil CT lcine &oitred)l1l1ng ridt
be5ablen mollte, 1ptrbe geltern S. Go=
gers altf Geranlaihmg pdlt SSralt
|Iepn1eper, 500 4sE 9sfnelule, sperboftet.
9ead)oem Die &eda1lrlg BON 6reunoen
bes Maltacs begliden AND Sic. s@es
rid)tsfplten beSablt moropn marelt,
'uuroe ser gaaum freigelalicn.
SEER q. 81. 2emis bon Mprriipn,
itaatlider Mabrlmgslmittel S1tlpeftor,
apar Die lebten Gage int Decline, Inn
Bic MISUNDERSTANDING III
Decline 5lt unteriudlen. St bat einen
giilltige1 geridt abgegeben lll1o lit
9elterr 'pieoer a%bsereilt.
Die Gdiiler Der @odidlrle MGR
ben ant 8. Wlar5 I'M. M@ltoitoriltm ser
Sodddmle Sic Sperette u5plpiu" SIR
sllrffii6rllng bringc,t. Sic &ol(e1t
aMr0en lammtlid) bon sen S6iiler11
0ltrd)gefiibrt peroen. Cine groBc
G%beilnabn1e oil Der &prltellln1g miro
erlpartet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
gicl @eidrci nuo lyepis Mole.

Gos gelterlt Morget llit ,,eltl,
llbr itattgebabte gerb5f iibcr sic Sc
6allolltng n1t0 ginIteferll,tg bon
George Gpers ii1 Der 4oli5eilpadle
t1penige Stlntben Dor leinem Sooe
Ip%erlief lpie bas @ornberger Sdiebcl1,
llallllid relltltatlps.
Iralt Negenitter erflarte, lie babe
Die Nmbltlar15 gerlfe1 uno @oli5ei=
sergeant Ga Grange ltellte oas in
abre0c. 3ltbem 4pltroc 1be5eugt, bab
Die M1rlbltlat5 5lt iener beltimntcl1
3eit OUT elmer al1berelt Jabrt gene
iell lei.
Iie Eoli5ilteit Sausldilo 1t1o
San orb lparen bllrd) Mnpolt M11r=
pbD nlrO Die 6annilie nes @erltorbe=
men oltrd, Il1palt Ml. gept6 pertrctelt.
Gas gerbor NOR praftiid cine @ie=
oerbolllltg Der bon ms bereits ge=
brad)ten lal1geren g%rfldrnng.. 9pli=
5clfomntliar Saeger NOR fir cine
9eltraflng Ser Goli5eibeamteu &alts=
idjil0, SANFORD mo ipeSiel Ga
Grange, mabrenS sic beioen anoerell
&onnniiidre, Niclna1o inns Gl1ltae,
fir S%traffreibeit e%ia1tratert, ltl1o ga
lie Bic Mebrbeit battelt, aldl ibren
gntldll1B blrdlcttcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

ser 3eit III Sd)miot's 2%osirbaus, ge-
geniiber Ser @irtbidaft, ongeltellt
1tnO 6en Iusiagen gen1aB NOR ct bie
letten Gage iiderlid) tempor6r gei-
itesgeitort. ST sbiloete 1ih ein, Dob
cr cine Jral, ml1tgebrad)t babe. unb
baB lcite Ml,tter 1T @il1o1ta l6mer
franf oarnieoerliege. gr botte audi
biesbesiiglid ein 9elegramm nad)
@inona acldidt, a6er cine M1ttiport
erbaltep, bob oies nidt Ser 6aG lei,
@airO iol nidt b%elonOers ~getrl,nfen
baben nlto itets iolioe eemeien iein.
Soffentlid fonlnt er nit oem 2eberl
OaDolt.
Die 9eeroiglli1g bon SRI. &atbrDn
sllu1a 5dymiot fano geiteru Morgelt
bonn Grallerbaric, 719 %. StraBe,
aus uno nod elmer 2%eidbenfeier in
Ser ct. Soiepbs-a Stride aus al1f Sem
Gbippiamlod 6rie0bot itatt. @far-
rer Quinn amtirte, mdbreno 6rem=
oinnen ser gerltorbenerl oils 2eid)en=
trigger fl1ngirten.
6rieOel1srid)ter &llebl tralltc bor=
'geltern 9eadmittag 8errar George
|Stenmal nlb SRI. 9(g1res 5tcr,,er
bon Wplit1e. Ser 8ral1tigam lit I'M
Hod Sslar0 Sous angelteQt.
Gas hieiige Ml1gllltala GoIlegc
ltimmt o~e1lelheu Slang elm 1pie bie
crlten l1niperiitaten .bes Staates.
9ieie 3lltimmlt1g Fat Erafioent Git
liap MnOreen Don Sen b~etreffcr1oen
Ml,toritdtel1 erbalten, uIs er Dor Ell
lligen Sagen elmer &pnferen5 ser
Gollege-Hraiioenten III l1rba1ta t6eiIs
nabrn.
l11,ter $500 oen @rlioab[aeldywore-
l1e11 ~iiberlpieicn mltroe porgclteru
Sarpep @ilcor, etn juytger 6arm.
fned)t outs Scr Gegeinb Don Iairport,,
So, Der ~altgeflagt lit, eil1 4fero nebit
galggp gelfpblen 5u baben. Sein
6aa miro I'M nadIten @erid)tsterlnill
sur gerbanolltng fommen.
Die Ior0erlmgsflage fir $4,000
bon Ser slnorelp Chemical 60. bon
9apenport gegen Mar &oebler bon
st. 2puis lit gciter11 bonn Midyter S.
9. @anriep- Sen @eldmorel1en 5l1t
9cratblt1g iibeteeben mproen. 8is
lett Dafen Sic Beldpuorene1 iid) nod
nid)t geeil1igt lll0 miro bel1tc ei1 l1r-
t6eil er1partct. Der Sail bat SOS &C.
ridt ettpa 51pei @od)eil beiddftigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
bnmnrifil@fs.

@rudfebler. Ser i6iaz
terne, iunge Manu, Der Bis babin
enes battle rubig iiber ii6 ergebtn
loi1en, betam pl0Bli9 einen Irtan=
fall."
@oriante. nllnlere ca.
DE itebt gut, nidt pabr, ggsellen5?1
r@eipiB, @ndbisite, Deutidlarh
tann ilh Ing sepan5erte Jduitden
laden"
ginfa6. n@is6 nal, If
saudte friiber ieben Sag feds 81.
sarren! SEPT roude ib n,lr nod5
nrei nnb fbide bic erfporten orei
ms Gelo!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Meues aus Mfoline.

@enrp Sdneioer, 2. sperll,c u,o
is. 'Sfrabe mobnbaft. sog 1td t,or=
geltern gbcnb id)mer5lide 8erlebum-
gen SIT, als ct Dor Dem Malmfactl1=
rers 6ptel fiel lln0 ciltel1 Mrnl ldtper
perltal1d)te. CT. 81. $. Strip iteate
nad elmer llnterlltd)u11g felt, DOB Sic
&llod}en bes Mrms nidt gebrodell
parc1t. SS1 einigen Sagen miro ser
Mialm mieoer bergeltelt leiu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

3as z Sabre alfe 30d)terIein bon
Serrlt llll0 Sral1 60. &oerleilt bon
lSepcntp=Sir SpmrlIbip crlitt Dor ei-
l1igen Gagell BET ei11em Stltr5 bonn
Masen eit1en Ooppelten Nrmbrl1d).
Gas County mag bielleidt $15,.
900 altsgeben fir bie gerbelierl,llg
Der 2anoittube 1itlid BON Ser Gebar
Giper Brittle, cine Strefe bon eitl
nnl0 eil Drittel Meile. Sic 6arr1er
,baben iih) id)ol1 lett Sabren iiber Bic
1et @eg. geargert l1nb @lagel1 eillge-
.reid)t. Soffentlid miro Der @eg iett
griinolidl bergeiteut nllb oal,erbaft
fir Die Submit. Die Slaperpiioren
meroen in Der Mdrsiitlulg iiber bic
angelegelrbeit per6anoelll.
gilbert 2atba,1, Better zines Gro
cerDseldaftes in go. 1857 @eribep
Mpel1lle ltarb porgeltern Meorgel1 nod
elmer &raltfbeit bon eil1em Mol1at
Gauer. Gr NOR I'M Staate SSstoiana
aeburer uno fam Dor elmer &ei6e bon
sSsabren nod oieier @egeno. 9er
G~erltorbenc binterlaBt feline sSra1t,
anpi &inOer uno mebrerc @eldpuilter,
Bic 9ecroign,g iinoet bellte Mad).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
A. E. ba||oW
Scr golts=G anpisqt
fit rep'ubli'anlds Mominotion
fit
altermau=at= gase.
@rimdrDabl, aun Moutag,
ben %. Tebruar.
Meuts aus @od Sslanb,
0entid,es sbcatcr int SQinois
Shcatcr.

Ser gliidlide Janrilienpater ooer
Spppla 4appa" lit ser Iitel oes Ut
broligen 2nltipiels NIT oem sic oert-
Idle Ibeater9eieaidaft BON 9apen-
port ONT Mttmod)> 0en l.. Mar5, i'm
Sllinois Gbeater al1hparten miro.
Der Mlttor 0ieIes Stiides, @err s. 81.
@oerner, ltellt OIL sic 2adJml,sfeln
0es Nllblifunts Mltforoerunqell, oie
Ole bodlte Grct5e 6es M0gli1en er-
reideM.
aein @llllloer oa5er, mern lid Sic
les Stlif Sdbre long allf allen gro
Berelt 6eutiden 9iibllen oils 3ltgfraft
erbaltelt lin0 menlt roaslelbe crit in
liil1giter Set cine %ltmarbeitul,g er=
lebt, 0ie nit %prifeln0en @elangscin-
lagen allOereh Genres olisgejtattet
apnroe. sllle Mitglicoer Ser 0ape1-
porter Geieal6aft, Sic Dan1elt
8antberg, griidlter, Garal1, bie
Serre1t 8orit, 9ofmar,n, 9riidner,
&roeger, lbabfn grpBe Mllfgabe1 5lt
lolelt. Ser gorperfauf ser Gifets
beginmt ON Monta9y int .SSainois
9beater. Mult itdJere iid BEL 3eiten
eille1 glten Glab.
y. s. 8airb mad)tc geitcrn Moraen
cilc1 Sclbitmprbpcri Judi o1rd)
Grid)icken. /,
@abrld)einli6 mdbreno eires Mn=
tallcs bon %ten1porarer @eiltes9eit0rt,
belt mad)tc gelterlt Morgen Scr 35
SSabre alte IS. 6. 9airb, oelIen gtt-
geboriae lit @inona, Milln., moG=
1lelt, einen Sel6ltmoronerll1d inoem
CT lid) fllr5 nad 6 l1br Morgcns in
Der 8irtbidDaft bon Jreo 5dn1iot,
1906 2. Mpenltc, INIT cil1cm Mepol=
per eiltcr 5dltB ollrd) oie LUTTE Settle
Dtreft oberbalb Oes @er5ens beibrad)=
te. Der Wann 1pltrbe logleidy 11ad)
Dem ct. Matbonp @oipital ge6radt,
MO er in ar5tlider @flege lit. Sent
Snito,1o lpar gel tern Mbe1o eil1 Ser
artlger, oab or Mllsiid)ten bat, nit
Dem 2eben 6abon5l,fomnen. Ser
Mait1t tam fltr5 nad) 6 ll6r int Ole
Mirtbid)aft nno tpar 1ebr nieoerge=
1d)laeen Ter leste lid an eiren giid)
1llto alS SEER Shntiot on1 a1beren
glloe Der Sar 5l t1lln batte, ergriff
er et1en @epulper, Ser binter ser @ar
log n1o ld)oB iid ourd sic linfe
Settle Der 9rltit, ebe er oaran perfin=
oert 1perOell fontte. gr mar ieit fur
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26

9ic iolgel,oen @eldnpore,,cn mltr=
ben fir oe1t Miar5-Sermi1 oes 81
ltrifts9eribts ge5ngert, Die iid} anl %.
Wiar5 SIT ltelen babell:
l.. @ar0 - George g. Bridges,
Sreo Mrd)er, Sen &eeiinf. 6. Gpans.
2. @arb - &c. 6. @eltenIebter,
Mll9llit lt1fle, CHARLES %. Gbeno=
metb, Sl1lilts Sdmiot, g. q. 8afer,
IS. q. @ielenbmts.
3. @arb, 1. 8re5inft - CHARLES
|Starf, 6reo @eitel. &ermat Mfepers,
it,, M. Callahan, $. &c. Galiiop,
George Mltda.
5. @aro, 2. @rc5inft = @iu 6.
Sale.
A. Maro @arrell @alfer, 8.
g. TeDett, &enrp Iealitg, &el1rp
3ierfs, 8iaiam Sing, Senrp Mar,
III. Sl1otidl Glpoe @l1td)er.
@aplinopoc Iopnibip - 81. 9,
Mfer, S. S. Smitb.
Smeetlal1o, 1. 4rcaillft - g. g.
@afliegb.
sppeetlano, 2. Nrcsi,ft ~ Ssea,
Duiellberrp, 6reo @lld)ele.
8ilton So1pnlbip - g. Wc5mis.
GET.
9ifc golun1bip - @ilmer sauod
8. NicoIa.
GeOar Gomnibip ". u. mol.
tiers.
Safe gopuibip s6euoore Mon
9roro Sapnl9ip- Samuel Otter
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-26
Meucs aug Mustatine.

Gie ltiotilde Iriibia6rsluabl flint
bet 6efarlltlid) am Moaltagt 6. Mtair5,
Itatt. Sic perld)iooellelt Yartciel1
bafens lest ibre &anoioaten allfge,
1tclt. Scr D%ollitaltoige Stiml1t5ettel
Der Gepllblifal1er lit lnie foIgt:
8iirgermeil tier - M. e. Wlc9e1tt.
} eSdae1neiiter - Sel1rp Sdrei1rs.
Milellnr - @bas. G. 6rad.
gleftrifer g. :. <cp.
Mumbiag =Snipeftor s. glt,
balts.
Nsnli ,nir y; eh,tn,. y a Rni4n,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

, Ci'y % Augusta. savannah April :. % Ire ocean
- CO. uifh md.e Quarantine a. 10 -.
II oriente. Galveston April 4. . ne eou'ne4n
Pa.i1c 60. Eita iadse 9usran,,ns 81 a M me A.
isatc coast Lumber Co. with mdse. QuGAnuhs
80 on ,.,.
Mongolia London March 81. 20 he Atlantic
Transport Lire With md-e Bar at IS m ...s
Delaware. lh.' sdelpuia 20 ne clyde - % 49,"
ml.e Quarantine az ll. NJ -. o,,....
Br-mgi.ar lErI Bermuda April 2. % the Gueoec
50 Liae. Win rdS Bar 40 ID ~ , o.,
Ea-a lrog-ea0 AgrI and Key west . :,
Niisr H,lghion, l1c. with hemp. Bar ~
Leana,us BIZ. Csrdenas April and Masnfss
g. 20 tfe Mln'on - Line With sugar. bar A.
. -
Arapafoe jacksonville April and Charleston $.
90 the clyde = Go. with mdse suAFs1'l-e a.
sarx Nor Buencs Ay-es March s Mon'evidso
o. - Thomas s. snt Boston April :. 70 Barber n
Co. Hfh ul.e Bar az 70.
Lllnrls Ibr BuenQ5 Ares Feo u. Monte'iuss'o
q Harba POI. March g. Cienfuesos y. haFAns y
ali Bo.'h April :. 70 r = Houston CO. Win
j fl,nsn jucaro March 81 ard Norfolk April
. 90 the Munson IS Line. With SUGAR Bar a.
Ge-a.lm5s Greek. Newport News April :. TO
Bowriry y Co Quarantine Al y IS m; ,,..
with ,u.t- Bar n 40 70. ~,
NaE.sa Niru Jap. London March =, - houi'
tcr Nc.f Boyd. Sandy Hook At - p in.
SAILED
With Coifirg oDanI. Nanau. california BY
a.. a.gnF VIA Liverpool. Princess Anne. Norfolh ana
Newport News Ossahaw. Houston, Csnsdiin .brl.
81, KITS Ponce Guslics. Californian, Monie'lieo
LANSING Perth Amboy Herman Frasch sabine
N0r' Bordeaux: Hercules tNofl. Bergen MAMA
uata. baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
Business Leases on
East and West Sides

The Cross & Brown Company. in
conjunction with Spear O. Co.. have
leased floor and part of the basement
iu the building a. the northeast corner
# Broadway and Both g. 90 Heinrich,
Hermann d Wciss.
The Charles + Noyes Company has
leased, IN connection with Horace $.
Ely & Co., the store and basement IA
Water ST.. 20 W. II. Brown & Co.; the
store 1873 South ST., TO John B. Cart
wright: store 30 Frankfort ST., to Leo
Lang; a loft at 22S Pearl st. 20 VI. A.
SOla; a loft at AT Lafayette st. TO the
Buchan Manufacturing Co, and at
1850 Washington ST.. loft TO +. II.
Tiffany & Co.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased the westerly store 10 - West
23rd 81. 20 Elias Solomon; store IN
81 West 45th 80. 20 Catharine Is. Reed
and floor in the same building 20 Jacob
Lcitmer. space IN 7-ll West 45th So.
10 Fried d Ungar and Christian +.
Groth.
William \. White & Sons have rented
the building 81 7 and g Water 50. TO
Henry ID. McCord & Son. Inc.
John b. Weiss has leased the store
at 80 Nassau ST. and the basement store
at - Nassau So. 10 Charles Fillinger.
barber.
The New York Real Estate Company
has leased the building 669 Eighth aav.
TO Charles Schifter, millinery and
women's wear. for ten years, at an ag-
gregate rental of Sil 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
Conference on Transfer Tax.

a conference Of transfer tax attor-
neys and appraisers from every county
i'm the state has been called by State
Controller Eugene NJ Travis for Friday
and Saturday. The purpose OF the con
ference is 10 discuss the features of the
transfer tax law. with the object Of
making some radical amendments and
submitting them 90 the next Lecisla-
ture. The attorneys from the upper
sections Of the state will be enter
tanned by those Of New York at a
luncheon and dinner.
Deputy State Controller william
Boardman will preside over the confer
encc. Among those who will speak are
state Controller Travis. Surrogate Her
bert T. Ketcham. Surrogate George VI.
$. Schulz. Lafayette b. Gleason. Harry
Kopp, Judge W. McElroy. Of Albany:
Edward r. Rayher. chief clerk OF the
Transfer Tax Bureau; Surrogate John
J. Cohalan. T. Ludlow Chrystie and
Edmond G. Aigcr.
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Builder Buys West End
Ave. Houses for Apart
ment Hotel Site.
TRADE PENDING FOR
9th STREET CORNER
Negotiations Under Way for Sale
of New Building Exchange
of Heights Property.

I Anthony Campagna, president OF the
Campacna Construction Company. has
purchased from Rosie Jacobs and the
estate of Dr. George 7. Jackson the
two dwellings at 600 and Ga2 West End
ay.. on plot 53xl0O. adjoining the
northeast corner Of 93d So. Tor the site
OF a fourteen story apartment. The
building will contain 100 rooms and 10
baths. and will be divided into nom
housekeeping suites Of one, two and
three rooms, with restaurant on the
ground floor IT,. c. Senior was the
broker.
The Max J.. Bcrnheimer estate 10 ne
gotiating 70 purchase the new Twelve
story apartment house AZ the northwest
corner Of West End av. and 91th st..
or plot 126xlO0. The house Is owned
By the Princeton Construction Com
pany which. 10 Is said, Will take IN part
payment the Clare Arms a seven story
apartment on a plot, l5Xl00lO feet, at
the northeast corner az Broadway and
lZ4th st; the Galatea. five story
apartment at the northwest corner Of
Manhattan av. and Tooth ST.. on plot
526x1O01l. and the similar property
adjoining at the southwest corner OF
Manhattan av and 10Th 20.
The 19lst Street Construction Com
pnny sold the northeast corner Of
Nadsworth av. and l9tst ST., Eve
story apartment house. on plot tOXlOO
feet; also the similar structure a. the
southeast corner Of WadswOrth av. and
l91st ST.. 50NlO0 feet. which makes four
Of a group of five houses disposed Of
by the selling company within the last
two months. The buyer gave IN OK
change the block front on 'hc north
side of l57th ST.. between Gerard and
Walton avs. fronting III feet on the
street and POS on each avenue. Harry
Aronson, Peter Axelrod and Joseph
Gottlieb were the brokers in the trans
action.
STEBBINS AV.-The newly organ
lied Community Ice Company has just
completed purchase of ten lots on the
east side Of Stebbirs av.. which are to
be Immediately developed with an ice
plant costing approximately Sll5,OOU
Plans FOR one-story structure 20
cover the entire site. which includes
the former fremont Iron Work, plant,
are being prepared by $. !. Kesslcr.
73RD ST. The former Demarest res
idence at - East 73rd ST.. taken last
month By II. S. Ogilvic, as plaintiff ~
foreclosure action. has been sold TO
Mrs. VIM. Andcrton for occupancy. The
house is four stories and basement, and
occupies a lot 20xl02.2 feet, about lo4
feet east Of Madison av. At the auc-
ton the knockdown figure was S3s, 900.
74TH ST. Siawson & Hobbs have
sold for W. II. Jeifreys, the four-story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11

Cid Landmark Sold.

The J. Romano Brown Company has
sold the former Samler homestead on
plot 75x1O0. on the north side OF
254th ST.. % feet west Of Newton av.'
a landmark of the Van Cortland fark
section. The little old white cottage
with green roof is said TO be over $50
years old.
The buyer, Mrs. Margaret Carter,
will occupy il. When Newton av. was
openod the house was moved TO its
present position. It contains all mod
ern improvements. together with the
old freplaces and brick ovens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
Tammany Chief Refuses to
Take Borrowed Coin
Idea Fine, He Says.
INSISTS ON GIVING
ONLY HIS OWN DIME
Bowery Shows Patriotism. Too.
When II Hears of Vessel School
Children VIII Build.

Charles Francis Murphy, leader OF
Tammany Hall. believes In Marjorie's
battleship- believes in IL, and has the
courage Of his conviction. He last
night contributed his dime 70 the fund
that has already passed $4,000, with
the expressed request that his name
be enrolled with those Of the thousands
Of children who have given their mite
TO the same project.
In his private Office az the Fourteenth
Street wigwam the Tammany chief was
told that the members Of the Timothy
ID Sullivan Association had just given
$3.50 10 help build the warship.
That's fine" he commented warmly.
"The idea Of building the battleship IS
fine, too"
Wants To BE with Children.
"And some one suggested" put in
Harry Perry. Tammany leader in the
I'd Assembly District. that since the
boys down on the Bowery had just
made up a purse you yourself would
like TO drop the last coin into II.
II do want TO-" Mr.. Murphy re-
turned. lie had already plunged his
roll Of bills. "How much shall give ~
Anything from a dime up" some
one in the room suggested.
"Why a dime7'
That's what hundreds Of school
children have given
"Ah. then. that'a what III glvel I'd
rather be with the children in thing
Ike this than with the millionairos.'
He had no change. and a dozen eager
lieutensnts spranG forward 70 offer him
q "lOan."
81 want TO give my OWN dime" Mr.
Nurphv exclaimed. Change a bill for
me if you can. but don't make me give
a borrowed dime for the battleship."
Bowery Scene Differs.
Down in the old Tim Sullivan club
house, at 207 Bowery, an hour earlier
a much different scene had been en-