davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-08-18
PLANNING MORE 9TH Az. FLATS.
Sketches Being Made for TIVE
Houses for woman owner.

Delano q Afirich have been commie
stoned to make sketches for a thirteen
story apartment building for the vacant
plot at the north corner Of Fifth avenu,
and EiGhty-second street, and a n,ne
story building for the plot at 2 to s East
Eighty-eighth street. Tho latter struc.
ture will abut the site OF a twelve story
house erected at 1867 Fifth avenue two
years Z by the estate of Benjamin
Trask. Adele =. Dodd owns both proper
ties. The Elghty-second street corner
site ID 160x102.2 In sise and the Eighty
eighth street parcel 9oxsb. Recently
Gen. Lloyd Bryce filed plans for apart
ments to cover h corners of Fifth ave
nue. and Ninety-nfth and Ninety-seventh
streets. Though the General has nled his
plans for improving his property, few ex-
pect that he will do IN. Thu same may
be said Of the dual Doid operations.
The sun., 1916-08-18
PUT THROUGH BRONX TRADE.

The A. Kane Company was associated
az broker I'm the trade OF ~ linton ave-
nue. and SO West l30th street announced
yesterday.
Fish & Marion were the brokers III
the sale OF six and one-half acres OF
waterfront property at East Port mes
ter n Y. and in the sale Of 200 acres
at Port Chester. y. Y. for Henry steers
10 Albert Jaretzke Of the firm OF Suli-
van & Cromwell. reported last week.
The sun., 1916-08-18
SPACE FOR HORSE SHOW.

The Gedney Farm Company has
leased to the Westchester County Horse
show Association for a term OF years a
large trac. ut Gedney Farm. in which
the association will hold hereafter Its
annual horse show. The lease includes
the privilege OF using during the show
the Willets stable.
The sun., 1916-08-18

WASHINGTON. Aug E~--Suhmarin"
u : urd destroyer FlusScr hay" arrived a.
Srw York yard DESTROYER Jenkins and
Isla de l.uzon at milwaukee,, col
Jason At Iamhcris Point; hattlcship
at Tihuron; tug |ataps'o at lhll-
.d,iphis; hattleshlp Rhod" Island a. Fort
Pond Bay. tug standish al Norfolk yard;
iorp,do boat Whtpplc ~ Mazatlan, gun
boat Yorktown al LA hH2
collier Brutus has sailed from Ia fsz
for san Diego; dcstro>"rs Tanning Jarvis.
McDougal. batti"shlps nklah"ma and
crrsyiyanIa monitor Tallahassee sub
marines X l.. X ., Is 9 and 7. 2 and do
.troyor Wadsworth from newport for
se., oil ship Fulton from New York for
Sew I,ondun Ice ship Glacier from Ma7nt-
Ian for Topoioba hattleships Ken
lucky and Main" fran New York for Fort
Pond Hay. destroyer Monaghan from
,,ha rlcston for savannah. cruiser Ssu
Diego from MarzHnill" for MtEttl,n' d"'
s,rnvcr Star.,t from Norfolk f"r Ne" r"r'
hnttlcship New dorsey from sew Nnrk f"i
For, FOND Ray destroyer W!nslow from
Nrw York for Newport
The sun., 1916-08-18
BUILDER BUYS ON HEIGHTS.

Ennis & Sinnot, have resold TO the X.
T. b. Realty Company tkatzman Il
Tunie) the plot lOOxs5 on the south side
Of lssth street 100 feet west of st.
Nicholas avenue. The buyer will inn
prove with two 1--WE story apartment
houses.
The sun., 1916-08-18
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record
THE WEATHER

For Eastern New Yert-Faif to-day ana
to- morrow; sllghtly warnefi ugns souSn
winds.
For New Jersey-Fair to-day and 20.
morrow not much change In temperature'
light southerly winds.
For New England-Fair to-day ana 20.
morrow: iittis change 81 temperature
light south winds.
For Western New York-Fair to-day and
to- morrow. continued warm; light SOUTH
eriy winds.
NEW YORK. Aug. M.-High pressure
prevailed yesterday over all sections east
Of the Mls.issippi River: eyer ,hs
Gulf section. and low pressure covered all
There was no storm formation nor re-
markabie change In general weather con-
ditions. but the area of depression seem.
ingly most potent toward development OF
disturbing elements was central over
Manitoba and North Dakota.
In this city the day was fair: snghtly
warmer wind. fresh northwest; average
humidity. IS per cont: barometer. cor
rected to read TO sea level. at . A. ~,
50. IL; 3 T.. NJ, 30.oe.
The sun., 1916-08-18
SANDS POINT ACRES SOLD.

fell d Tibbits have sold for the
Wampage Realty Company to Clarence
H. Eagle two acres OF waterfront prop
cry A. Sands Point on which he will
iulld a residence.
The sun., 1916-08-18
UPTOWN DWELLINGS LEASED.

Porter 4 Co. have leased for the
Wells Holding Company TO Lydia h.
Perry. the four story and basement
dwelling at Il2 West 1881 street.
The A. Kane company has leased for
the Lawyers Mortgage. Company the
three story dwelling Mt 266 West 130th
street to Margaret O'connor.
The sun., 1916-08-18

Arrived-rHuRsDAY. August ~
Man, isSoa.: go P. ~ y, t:Ss:s: A.
!: S ISL; s S.i / AZ 4.C. u
Sc Hamilton, Norfolk, AUG. Is. .
IS lndr Boston. Aug. lk
"a Florixel. Halifax. Aug. rs. .
So Hailojors. s:~ p. H.. Ardroeeaa, Aura
s. Calabris = p. NJ. Gibraitas. Avg. 4
July 30.
So H~uttonwood. $50 p. NJ. LssAsrA. Juiy y.
g C%ristobal. Cristobai. Aug. H.
s. Jsmestcwn. NorioiS. AUG. Is.
The sun., 1916-08-18
RAILROAD PRESIDENT BUYS.

Edward ". West has sold for Charles
PATTERSON to Col. Clough. president OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad, a plot on
prescott Drive. Prospect Park. White
l1a'Hs The purchaser intends to erect
a dwelling for his occupancy.
The sun., 1916-08-18
BROWN GUYS OATH ST. FLATS.

Frederick Brown Is the buyer Of the
Canavan property. FOUL i've stor:- iats
rt 100 to IFS West Ninety-fourth street,
tho sale Of which was reported about
zen days 60. Charles s. Kohler was
the broker In the deal.
The sun., 1916-08-18
SITE FOR NEW QUEENS PLANT.

The Cross & Brown Company has
sid a pot 50xI5Axl5G on the west side
Of the Boulevard about 60 feet south OF
iodine street. Long Island City. to the
II. C. Horn Company.
The sun., 1916-08-18
DUys WHITE PLAINS STORE.

James ~ Moran has sold - Jacob
WON the store property at 1873 Main
street, White Plains, The buyer has
owned and occupied the store to the east
o. his purchase for several years.
The sun., 1916-08-18

LAWYER snLLa CONN. PLAo0.

T. c. Anderson. . lawyer. Of this city
has sold Hawthorne Beach, his estate at
Greenwich, Conn. the property com.
prlses about seven acres. with . substan-
residence and outbuiidings. The new
owner Is Morton MsInhardt.
The sun., 1916-08-18
NEW LARCMMONT ESTATE.

Joseph Lsmb.en Il Non have sold for
me Fryer estate "A tract OF several acres
N Iarchmont. facing the Mil Pond. near
The property Of John q. Agar. to q New
The sun., 1916-08-18
by Daniel Greenwald.

.,5rH ST. q. 1851 " seaman Nv. %%bxioo.
yacant-M NJ stage agt NJ NJ Hardy e'
al; due, sc.3Asls; taxes, etc, $'?o 90 ,s
the plaintiff.
The sun., 1916-08-18
SATISFIED MECHANICs' LIENS.
--

18TH ST, IA w-Morris Klein ast N VT
mark 4 Son ct al. Aug I. 1916. $3.50
an NV. ISS2-lSs&--Orien,ai Fireproof Sash
& Door Co sSt Iohn DsehsrmAa Ct al.
Oct ~. 1914.
The sun., 1916-08-18
q
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
D0wnt0Uu

MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown
,South OF Fourteenth rtreet)
PIKE ST q: " { ;saso; IVY >. 1913.
faiI., SY. due Dec o isis'sp c; sd,
Mslatesta to David Celia, <o2 ogden av.
Jersey city J. due as per. bond a,tys.
II q + J o'Gorman, 81 Chambers
twest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets.)
9TH Az. 50, n e COZ. 4s.h st t7s-7s w,
runs n 2tss = tolox n :5lix 6 3esx
sos n ISM at, so.issi'ito, March 10
TThhii.p 4 Ktt1pa',isk' Glen s Cove J; e
''i p.4I 81 IT,. :s's .o. y H., il. I s.s y .e eis.,f,
BsKsl 10 Fr.dk brown. $40 W ssth II.
atty julius II zi..er. Iii B~sy. ..ii.sSo
Uptown.
,Msnhss..n Island, north Of 10th street,
to T,,is QUAR- ! I Co. rs bway. due and
10th ST n 8. las : Amsterdam av' TX
ssll. Aug I7@iustavus !. Lawrence TO
Seamen's Bank for Saw, rs Wall ct. due
Nov ~. l9?l. s.p c: attys. Cadwaiader.
W 4 r. ~ Wall MISREPRESENTATION
18TH ST, as ". $ e.. III Convent az:
to Title Guar & T Co, l76 Bway. due y.
A&srERphM Az. n W cor i'si.h st, 1870
~ : l7Tth It X 100. the Bolton, Aug
1j-tniversal Holding a Leasing g" 70
Bronx Security h Brokerage Co. 2jS r.
iasth IT. due Oct /. 1915. 8 p G, atty. J
Levison, 200 INSTRUMENTATION
bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx.)
CARPENTER Az. e s., 450 n Becker nv.
2G2xlO2x42 ~ lOO-Jeremiah J Moore. Jr,
to Fred schoenb'rg. s62 Cour,landt av.
6srss. SOC Gourtiandt .......... $500
wEsTcHEsTER Az. n. W cor Taylor av,
03xIsO TxlO1 .<xlO0T-August Baur "a
Title u 4 7 60. ia Bway,. Aug 10, due,
&c, q. per bond; atty, Title q & 7 GO:
in9 nwayt iso'iin Mo:hoiu Pws"y
south, look iOO-Kate Morton to y Y
Title 4 Mtg Co. 1876 Bway, Aug II, 3 yrs
q p e: atty. y Y Tito 4 Mort Co, ~
HooSSEYwEiL Nv. n " 5. a4a n samuel st
o2xl5O-Chisfarelli Co to silvia C Gen
tile, 2237 Belmont sv. APR !. due. &c. a,
per bond atty. c = hallock. s.9 =
lstM"Etn FRoPERTY--am. to Laura {
Paimsri, .iiD HONEYWELL av. Apr |. du,
s. psTI So1%. ATTY sar i,o;siish' st. . s"I
Preston Pldg 60. Inc. to Anna II
Compile. 30 + la6th ST, pr mtg 10000
Aug II, due, &c, as per bond; atty, \ y
TITLE Ins & Mort Co. 135 BwGy... %, oOt
The sun., 1916-08-18
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

Sc Naubsn, from Liverpool.
80 Ryndam. from KirkwRll.
Sc ClouGhtor, from London.
SO lie Wis X. Thurlow. from Delaware Break.
water.
SIS Santa Martn. from Cristobsl.
Sc Colon. from Cris
SIS Lampas~s. from Tampa.
ss Mohawk. from Jacksonville.
The sun., 1916-08-18

Edward r. Hamilton Z Co. have sold
for the Chelsea Realty Company TO
James A. Durkin 4 residence. outbuild-
ings and eighty acres at Greater Cross
Roads, neAr Far Hills, N. J..
The sun., 1916-08-18
BUYER or SsD ST. REALTY.

Frank !. Rubricius 10 the purchaser Of
2i2 East Seventy-second street. sold re-
Gently by Louis Friedman. ~ executor.
The sun., 1916-08-18
DroaH.

18TH ST. <s:.s r. ali-Marclar. Realty
Corn to Banit e~ehmukler, 30 Northern
av, 8 yrs from Jan !. 1915. ATTY, ~
u Rei.s: sos ss'',o
SAME PROPERrY-Pantt fchmukler 20
SAINT herman. 1909 Washington av. and
ano. Z Al: yrs from Sept !. 1915; s,,t!!:
sotTTHERN BLVD s;i. south :,r-M.:
Marcus 10 Longs Hat Stores. Inc. 200
Greene ~. ! III: yrs from Aug ].
1915. a"y' ) Bake. 10 S ,is
wiH;r1E piAISs Az issc.. ..'.,cr:"
Chss e Gordon ct al; TO Leo Levi,hn.
i, lsis; atty. } l. zostii. ~: WILL
w EIrI9: ffYL:i;iSs xAv. ISL. to .,o s:%
isie, atty. sam: -. $500 to Sl.o:o
pRosPEcT Az ;7s.s. .. toxis!.s;Ssx
ItSIO, all-Edw Breslin TO North Side
Garage, Inc. 272o Decatur. av. 10 yrs
from oct /. lsis: atty. EF korkns
"a Bwa.. Bklyn....... $500 TO 1850
The sun., 1916-08-18

Six ROOM waterfront BUNGALOW; garage;
beautiful garden plot: Ideal for all water
sports; most modern CONSTRUCTION; ~
minutes out: terms TO suit genuine buyer.
BRYAN. box l29 Ssn once.
The sun., 1916-08-18
RESULTS At AUCTION.

PARK WEST, 2<s, W y. IS =
fith 81, 2oxiOO. I sty dwlg-F T Breese
ana ano agt N X II Reich ct al: due.
Sal. 500. SO; taxes, etc. N'o!o; to the Piazza
The sun., 1916-08-18
MARINE MTEIIIGEN@

Unssd Stats Coass aad ossdSsDs 0Uvsy-
eeandard Tine.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
su. r.... ! 81, .,... ! ,s,IIMo.. n...M
AloH WATER TINS DAY.
s..a,H,. nm 4 Gov. I'd. II ~ 81 n.n o.s.A
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s.nd,Hr. sos oov.ra s,ssI Hen os.... ~
The sun., 1916-08-18

WEST ST, 'ss;,ss vacant Il, :" p rsir1
Novelty Co, :IS W 18th at. . yrs from
Aug l., 1915: atty. Robert c. Birkhsnn;
pHak Es XS' . .i,a 81. 200. 10 10. .sss
st xi?&.l, the iand-N y state Realty
terminal Co 10 Vanderbilt Az Realty
Corpn, Ass Bway. 81 yr. from Jun.
1918, rens Of 81 yrs each: attys, stod,
dsri 4 NJ. las Bwsy: . 6 and sso; 600
MADISON Av, n . c attn 81. 2oo.lv 70
ss xsth ST s:iSs. the iand-S y state
Realty 4 Terminal Co to Vanderbilt Az
Realty Corpn, a2ss nwsy, 81 yrs from
June /. 1915. : rens. IL each; attys. stool
dard a ~. l2s Bwsy. o c and. .tl5.,too
isT Av. 1850. so . and b and SO apt above
s,ore-Hannah and Jacob t.Gsrer 10
Hoboken. y J. 6 yrs from May l. isls
atty, y N B%urGhard. III Bway ..sl.oso
BROADWAY, 1851. n W c ssth s. green
room: s.ioo . a n-Marie Antoin''is hS;
esth st. from completion of alterations
to Oct 1. 1874: atty. Julius J Mishsei;
AMSTERDAM Az 20. n We soih 81. :
and michael r MCGEE tnrm NcG~e u
Cariey,, on premises. 10 yrs from Aug
I. 1915: atty. Hy = Won Psin. u Na.sau
The sun., 1916-08-18
ARRIVED FROM NEW roRI

AHHIvED THOM NEW funk.
Sc Rochambeau, aa bordeaux.
s. Ada. NJ G~othenburg.
So PannoniA at Plymouth.
So Gothland. at Rotterdam.
Sc United States, u Christtanssnd.
Sc B~ergensfiord. Al Bergen.
IS Ancon. II CrieobA.
Ss FL Occidrnte, ut Galveston.
Sc Bristol City, Al Newport New
So Pularine. Al New Orleans.
Ss Comus. at Port Eads.
Sc Ponce. OF Port Eads.
50 Nordbocn. Al Philadelphis.
Ss Mamma Hata. at Baltimore.
50 Howick Hail. NJ Manila.
S. Omega, on Gibraltar.
50 Walter ID. Noyes. At Rio Janeiro.
81 Apache. At Charleston.
Sc Carolyn, Ut Boca Grande.
The sun., 1916-08-18
Bronx.
IRorouRh of The Rronx.l

thorough OF The Bronx
LoNGFELLow Az. 1904. e 9. 5oxioo-
Traf Bids Co. Inc. to Et,ie. Kiatsky.. 60
I'd Nv. mtg S3b. $50. Aug Is: atty. J J
herman. 3t6 Bway 800
VAN buren, ST. " g. lselis Morris
Park az. :5xioo-Adolph Hukle to
Emma Clayton. 1851 9th av. mtg $500.
Aug 10. atty. Title q 4 T Co. lis
,7sTH At. is; i;.soMEimir. q y
saalman to Alphonsine N Lscuyer. ss7
Crotona Park North, Dee II. 1915: atty,
II A Eberhardt. 81 Libefty St. ........t
SAME PRoPERTY-Chester A 1uh to
Henrietta l. Haseis,ein. a1 Crotona
Parkway North. mtg $4,000. Aug q
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. X lie.
cuy.r TO same. Aus II; atty. same 800
PROSPECT Az. lSst. . =. aIsSioo-Chris-
tina T. Warren 20 Elias Senft. II z l0Sth
ct. mtg S35. 500. Aug ~: atty. Samuel
ABR Inson. 40 Nassau at. 49,. 5000
WELL. Az. n W =. :1 n Samuel
at. 2?xi5o-Frank ChiafYsreiii ct al TO
Chianareili Co. 3ils Honeywell sv. mtg
5000 April !: atty. C + Haliock. 1913
HOFFMAN ST. g =. iioli n is'th o.. is
Nll'-Gustace Conway. recv, to John r
Dixon, Eiizsb.thton Tenn. June 80:
atty. John T Dixon. GO Bway. ......ti
HOFFMAN, ST. q .. ga n isTth st. issx
I'-Sams to same. June 20. atty.
The sun., 1916-08-18
FIRE RECORD.

A. NJ. DAMAGES,
IL l0-;5.SI Az. e. Nathan Brown. None
i:25-l6s W. s5th ST unki own. Slight
.:<o-:N W. i7th st.: Elsi ach Es-
'H'" ..s...ss. s.s... go. lriHinB
3:35-i6s W. s6th St. Mr.. Zol-
glny sssss..ss ..s,..s NOV gwen
10 60 T. '3d 81; owner IN.
KNOWN Unknown
=. NJ.
IL :3o-lso7.tso? Park av. william
N'pHHtp ..s.sss mn
s:00-3i-t -. and 1th av, Wagon
Wallace Behreud o........ Trihing
e:oo-3ist ~. and eth av.; Wallace
Bthrsnd TIMING
3:o0-$it ". Actin ct. George Mum
sherman ...s..s... lTiUlnH
:3o-12 r. Ard 81. Samuel Cohen. Trining
7:lb-ll5i Jackson av., The Bronx
Morris Sthlepher ....... .Trining
e:lo--<ts East 1884 st, The BronN:
unhioWH ss+Hs'.sss go. sss' NJ
e:30-ti Bennett aV. The Bronx
James Tomllnson .......,. .TriNing
lo;e0-k3 iensevuort St. cathar!ne
smith Timing
The sun., 1916-08-18
nANlACTIoW ACCORDED.


(with MANS ana address Of leader ane
attorney. II attorWey's name 10 emitted
address party OF first paft.)
The sun., 1916-08-18
EAST Of Fifth av.. between Fourteenth ana
10th sts.)

- CsSGN
EAST Of Fifth av.. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
GOTH ST. . Q. IS " Lexington az, .osse.e-
Harold r Patterson to 0othiend Realty.
G i,.ns. Az 40 i, s's s,,s. [ ~ " nv Wr,s ss,.'s' Re-: C.
soTM ST.. as 800. rs Avenue. 4 -:
SIN 81. hsis m',es Z /. I'll sf' liens, Aug j;
address. S3i 4 seth st..............&ioo
West side.
twest Of Fifth av.. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
:'p st. as ". n .. iss.sesoJasper y
swsy. mtg $1,000. Aug i; Atty. JULY:
sA Il z''''f pik;ot1rss4yT:MM..iev Holding
co. ss'H mt. e ., S'S,s < ku ;'s 8: .,s ~ .s Ms:. ... HSi
tManhattan island. north Of iisth street
9TH Av, isas-so. " .. SOIL . iiith ct: SOC
ioc-lsas Realty Corpn TO Carrie Jaco'
bus: iss: MAD A. mtg iss;sS'; .,.y;
iisTH H r., isssss.ss +. = s. 80 Isl AZ,
iocsioo io~susanne. wife Reginald
lmperatori to Chas J lmperatori. Name.
atty T,ti. a;a.f.nsse = I Co. i's broad;
,,sTas ST; : ,o;;. ~ AL, i; 81 !; i i;
18TH q. mtg t2::oo, Aus l......,.;.eioo
It'll Az, g. ii'th 81 runs : 100 : |,
1915 4 W ISL to n . lS6tn ~ \ VIZ "
av n 1910 to beg-Florcnce N SUIT
ton. individ and sxtrx. to Robert \ Red
field, FarminGtcn, Conn. b D q. all liens
Aug ls: atty. II = Lydon. ~ Nasss,
nsrhs u VI ID Am:i y; Ii'
. .,;y! to s c.a%.i.ai i. ~ " s ~. " Wv W.: 4
SANE pRopERrY.s.sm.n': ~ Tor -,
TO Gus,avus l. Lawrence. ss2S Bway
mtg $4,000. all liens. Aus II; Auys
cadwalader. w a T. 80. Wall ST.. $40
1tisT ST. i62 W. = q. 2as.3 . 7th av. s..l0i
P~sil-Fredk G schmidt to Ella Stein
muller. 1851 Grand Boui and Concourse
mtg $4,000. all liens. April ~; atty
Geo A s~teinmuller. 1911 ID av. ......No
ltisT ST. 20? W. ., ass " It'll av. 81.
xss.li-Harold d Lund to Es.ella Nal
lard. $40 Greenwich st. mtg $4,000. al
liens, Aug 10; atty. simon 8 Hamburr
i.sTH 81 sfs ". iis.,s.ii.rii,i Pegs,
TO Michael J Leonard. 81 Bradhurst av
July "a. atty. Title Guarantee & T.Co
wa1SsWWWnaRyr;Hai ioS,
Is ABBY . MARSHALL to Charles G Mar
shall. Mlilbrook. putchess Co. N Y. mtl
$4,000. July 2S: address. 1871 r SAD st
l?2D ST, . r.. 100 W Audubon av. 1bxl0o-
John Boyland Co to Delta Hcldini
Corpn. III pwsy. mtg $4,000, all liens
Aug lo. atty. julius II Zieser. -
BMAy III
The sun., 1916-08-18

address party Of first part.)
Dewntswn.
tsouth OF Fourteenth strsst.)
LEWIS ST, ~, ee ilS.S n Brooms o.. isx
1o0-Harry uoidstein 10 Mile Mayors,
as " i1sth e. mtg 1880. Aug y;
ss ;ssSi sT.; :s.sa 90 20 s" ssy,v;insic;n q.
lox75-Nathan l. Fischer to Morris Hal
perrin. sos Eastern Parkway. BROOKLYN.
mtg l~2!,soe. All lien: Aug 2; atty Lay;
R~iviNGToN ST. ISL, .. as . suffolk Of.
ls.lixs2; R%ivlngton ct, 1853. q. So . SUI.
Realty CA 1881 Amsterdam ~. mtg
ess,6oo, Aus. 10; atty lsidor Nsustasdter
.nSs rar. nov ,Ii.;;HXi..
fred w Levi to Delta Holding Corpn. 2i7
Bway. mtg S3i 900, Aug Is; atty. Julius
II Zieser, I'll Bway.. ............. WV
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-31

pal of the School of Millinery of the
WOmen's Institute of New York, saw
it she decided to create a gown of
which the decOlIetage at the back
would be the marked feature.
She did!
Here's the result - a silhOUetted
bird on Macs back, also on her arm.
The birds are of velvet and pasted
on. They have rhinestone eyes,
which add brilliancy.
The gown is of Balmasque velvet
that falls gracefully, clinging firmly
to the body. The square Of which
the front is formed is split from one
corner to the bust line. 1t is held
together at the back by eight vel
vet cords stretched across the Shout
deTs.
The headdress is fashioned after
that worn by the late Cleopatra.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-31
sUGARLEss cold CANNING

Sour plums, Thubarb, green goose
berries and CranberTies are the only
fruit which may be preserved with
out cooking and without sugar.
Their own acids are geTm-killeTs.
But absolute cleanliness and the best
materials are required for the sugar
less cOld-canning process. Wash the
fruit and pack neatly in glass jars,
put on the rUbbers and set each jar
under an open faucet. Let the water
run with considerable force for Is
minutes to expel bubbles of air See
that the jars are OveTfOwing before
twisting down the covers. Seal edges
OF covers with melted paraffin and
wrap jars in paper before storing in
a cool place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-01

NEW YORK, March S0,-The en-
gagement of Miss Helen Morgan
Hamilton, niece of ], P. Morgan, and
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS daughter
of Alexander Hamilton, to Police
Commissioner Arthur Woods, has
been announced.
Miss Hamilton, who Is 20 years old,
is the daughter of Mr., and Mrs, Peer
son Hamilton. her mother is a sister
Of j. p. Morgan. and her father is a
member of the firm OF ]. p. Nor
gan. She was introduced into So
ciety in october. 1914,
Commissioner Woods Is A. years
old. He is the son or Of Joseph W.
Woods, a pioneer in eo~tton-goods i'm
dustries in Boston. After graduating
from Harvard in 1892, he spent a
year at Heidelberg University.
He then taught FOR ten years at
Groton school, Groton, Mass, He
taught English and English htera-
tare. i, He wentaon a special mihsion
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-01
The Way to Character

willing to do good and to keep on
doing good.
There is a little OF the beast in the
best of us and sometimes we get torn
by our own lower nature, or else
through weakness of the will We let
fair coasts make us stay in lotus
lands. False friends hail US to keep
company to our undoing.
We fail to use the VIII. From dis
s it sometimes grows a little weak,
and when the great occasion comes
we are not equal to u role. And
yet it is only by doing things, not
dreaming Of them all day long, that
We a keep alive.
The world wants people who do
things. know a magnificent dream
er with whom / tolked long in trying
to find a place in his scheme OF
things for doing. The final word !
got from him was: "Go out into the
m~arketplace and throw up your hat
for a beautiful idea" There is a time
to throw up your hat, put most Of the
time must be given to doing things
earning money to buy the hat.
Life is one thing after another. To
be dreaming all day long is futility it.
self. To be always busy trying to
make up ones mind which of vari-
Gus things is best to co is ordinarilS
proof positive of / nerficiency We
live. after all, in deeds, and the only
credit we deserve is for playing fair
ly the hand that is dealt to us at
birth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-01
(By Lyman p. Powell, President Of
Hobart College.)

(By Lyman p. Powell, President OF
Hobart College.)
When Charles Lamb stammerlngly
told Coleridge he had never heard
him do anything but preach in his
whole life, he furnished the topic for
this little word.
Nobody gets character on the instant.
Nothing worth while comes, as Karl
Pearson points out in his famous es-
say by chance. Heredity seems to
predetermine what a man win be-
but. as Maeterlinck has said: I
! modify character must surely be easy
to the man Of unfettered will, for Is
1t not constantly changing in the lives
/ Of the vast bulk of mem" Character
at thirty is not character at fifty, n
Arthur c. Benson. in one of his most
charming essays, describes a very
aged mar who had character in spite
OF all the infirmities which often Grip
pie character.
There lis only one way to character
and that is through the will. Ibsen
sums it all up in the stanza:
1T is will alone that matters!
VIII alone that mars or makes,
VIII, that no distraction scatters,
And that no resistance breaks"
The way to character is through
the will, so hal If Will is made the
product character will inevitably be
te by-product.
There must be the will to believe.
People have to believe something. No
body but has some philosophy of life.
With the other world at war there is
back of arms the will TO exercise the
same, belief determined by the will,
| Not to believe is to have no plan in
life, and the life without. a plan is the
life that is lost. Neutrality is usual
ly slow but another name for lazi-
ness, Indifference is suicide. Life Is
big. rough. ruthless, joyous, abound
ing, full. 1t is s%lumber:ng and wax
ing; loving and friending; wonder
and dismay; success and failure;
flowers to smell and cheeks to touch
and then we are through.
DuL NHAlG We dAG haNAiS th0HC CA
periences character grows as the will
is exercised-the will to believe some
thing rather than nothing.
Many seem to think that loving is
instinct. There never was a | owe
worth naming that was not under the
domain Of will. Temperament and
emotion are at most the starting
point. Congeniallty but gives correct
conditions.
Will takes one up to the highlands
Of duty.
win burns with a pure and steady
flame.
VIII opens the understanding
win gives background for all of the
unexpectedness and pain and trouble
which life brings.
win gathers up all the elemental
forces of life and makes out of them
a beautiful thing called love-and
without will there never can be love.
Men of character nor merely are
good people. They do good things,
Being good is a by-proGuet Of doing
good. Most people know what they
ought to do. The difficulty is in