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MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
East Side.
East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetso
SD ST, 80 ", lsxss.e. Oct l-Jas NJ
Byrne to owen Lavslie. b07 W Soth st.
yrs. per cent: ATTY u Sos
,p Hv. 'sid st, sosxso.. Noy iEcSns
Pitthan TO Louise Moorhead. 10 81 Mich
ojns Terrace. yrs. p c, prior mtg
$4,000; atty. Edgar weaver. Beck.
man st....... .'.'''''''' ''Ss'0oo
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
lsrH sT. Q Q, S4s " Sth av. 1ixioo.s. Nov
s-Lsah r, wife Arthur ID Norton, to
eeamen's Bank for Savings. 10 Wall st.
S,r'w 1T. 20 wall 1t .jiS.soo
Uptswn.
Manhattan Island. north Of itoth strsst)
isArH ST. . Q. IS . Madison sv. iooxes.il,
pr mtg 5000: 1soth ct, -. lS3.e Park
". losioo.ie. pr m.g tI,seei Iisth e. .
:. iit ' ist ~ ss.ioo.il; 2, mtg St'sss;
Si0,Se0; Convsnt av. elt = .Ne.e =
courtnsy Development Co to Charlotte A
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NECHANICs' LlENs.
Manhnttan.

asTH ST ~ E-NathAn G solomon aEt
estate OF Wary r Sheldon. owner; Fred.
s,ies rc,i;a SoTt!aScsSS. cSs. Sray M.rSss fss
- Giats Co agt 0reycourt Realty Co,
lac, ownsr and contractor. .......ssii8 90
WASHINGTON Az. 80, aSs :ss'h St St
Thomas Mulligan Cont GO At Ens.yn
oRXEp coNCOURsn, v .. 1900 . 10th
st.fhonas NuiilSsn const Co agt En-
sisn Impv Co. owners ana conSrAc. s, =
,ssTn aSri isj. ~. c:rnsf Hoffman st.H.r:
man 6ckrank agt Jummei ofusso' ow1sr;
x5d;nSss d;S;s;s o;S:'is 'isisa:. III: Co. 81
Wiipod aia %. lac. owasrs snd &C con- =
c(rf asrcfsiSToiii Tiii xv 10. .iiiSi.id.si rio CO,
Inc, at wlired Hid Co. Sne owners 80 80
csstrscters. ',''.''',''.''''''sea 'seao
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ASIATIC MAILS.

'IaW.Ii. Japan. Corca, China aud rh,iin-
nines, via san Francisco. p.r siearship
Tyuvo Maru, CLOS" to-day at IL 80 - NJ.
Hawaii. Via San Francisco, per steam
ship Wi!helnina. close At 1880 +. NJ
Friday.
Japan. Corsa and China via Seattle.
pr steamship Mexico Naru. close at $40
y VI November 10.
Postmaster Morgan announces thai mails
- me following dut"s: Melbourne, October
sydney, October =, Auckland, October
u, Wellington, October i:. which arrived
A. Sau Francisco per steamer Moana, were
l' spltchei East On November J ana are
dJe In New York tomorrow morning.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE
OF NEW YORK oNers al about sor Of
'orm.' prices choice homesi'es AZ MoRsE-
MEEt. GRASTwOOD. lEoStA RIDGE
FIELD and TEANECk, New jersey. hk"
number nt two family wofkinr rUsn's
homes at Hudson Hc!Sh's. New jersey
Th.Ac prices arc recognized rs unrsrHnel-d
bargains hy those Hhu have inspected N"
Properties Al ~ithIr n nve cent fare zon"
Titles guaranteed. Liberal terms 70.
'Ii,hor Information address BENI u
HAIGHT special Deputy Supt OF Banks
care OF Banking Dept. 81 Broadway. New
York CIV.
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary aaa Forced ONerings In
Manhattan ana The Bronx.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g.
LAT La XESEY STREET

MONDAY. NOVEMBER g.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
by Charles \. Berrian.
lsD ST. :to-:s ". =. $40 sih Av. ,S;sn
M,s Co ass scheldna Rl,y Corp: s,ed-
dard 4 NJ, attys; due. si+.e:2 -; ihnes'
a., 1i,sii 20: pr mtgs 100000.
BY Joseph ,. Day.
s,s store Il CUNT ast " S Mccot.
ter ct ats II sehMarz. atty: due. Sss.-
ssS.S; taxes. sc. sss6'so
lat 3sos THIRD AvENCE.j
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
yINpLAY Av. W .. ios.s i'oth 81. ioes1
,N3N irreg. vacont-S Van Riper ag'
fInEton & l.. attys, due, sj.jj:.si: taxes.
Sc, sss7.s,.
BY Joseph & Co.
pEvoRE TERRACE. 5. 4l?., ieoth
81. lSx1o-C q Euler CT al agt ful-
lam ., al: cnrringt & p. attys; due.
sLcs7.os: taxes. &C, Sso.'o'
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ..
LAT IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
neTH ST. ioe Z; So ssaa PARK az: "sn
ss,ys ss .eS sSs' Mef fiss.sss'si taxes. &C. sss:i
LAT 32OS THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph 2. Day.
nMpsoN ST. 900. e. 90 2 Bsr,e,:o IT. -,
Stern. atty: due. yio,e ,eAs.sI: taxes, &c.
asIH d,y ST. as New ~ York fai'1sh .s, %
Lamar Hardy. atty: due. sSAo.0s; taxes
HsrEs si,;s, Av so;7. 11sis tDhs% 1s0," .s; 8;
Giosue Gallant ct al: Merrill. X Il I.
attys: due. Sl1.54sos
BY Henry Brady.
SOUTHERN Boulevard. ss nasd & q.
s sty aa,-Geo inness. Jr, st A. e.rs'
,, A., g, su: ys ss ,s... All a. 'a sssss1
ysssns .etcn iEci.y Of S.w York ,s!
s,E WiI:,s s.s a. ct al Lana, ann ,,ss. sardy a'''
10 croson. w w sscx irr.s' vacant. action
2-same parties and atty: amt due. s2o'-
1850; taxes. &c. S3.?0s.61.
EsoHI ssn, .s,icn Ay; i.csy SGt rSFH 81 y al Tie:
An. due. si,oie7s; taxes. &c. 'a7so2:
Pep ST. 100 e1,Sa TisscS. stsa%o sy: Gss. p.r
ti.' and atty; amt due, n'i.s'ss; taxes
by James J. Donovan.
UNION Ay Ts; ISGi Rsss isssh solomon 81; sMiOO -;
axes, &c. ,iO5s?.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ..
LAT II vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph r. Day.
sss:oss 10 s2s.s W 18th st: = tIur siy
IsassSss; taxes. &C. is.ss6.'o
VEST Es.ro.f1 BRoaDwAx ';'' front i's ana g
iis'is;sss9! tasss' ss ~ &c. ,i.7oO.
"sJH ST, 20. Z, s,.,nn Is ID az, sy H.1. rs.
due. ,J.ssC:i; taxes. &c. ts75.75
by Samuel Marx.
I'd Az lss2-issi. 8. 500 iosth 81.
Bs''i Bonat az, 'Eo COY, ~ ,a%ii =. sn % savage e.
"oFi Partition.
By N, Morgenthau. Jr. Co.
100 ,No 3 sty, apts-st clair Rlty Co
S sHy qae. ,ssi!oss: t'aa sH ss Sr a, %is. scs'
by Henry Brady.
,oOli. ! Ty dvis%Hsrry Roaen agt J
/1,l" ., al; Lindsay. kaP p. atsy';
TAT s2os THIRD AvENUE.I
BY James J. Donovan.
FAnkER Av. 1919. W .. 100 n Lyon ~.
S.. E, r.sas, sfi ,v! Aisoa.o s. au: ne
'7.'ySOl: taxes. &C, 4i.lss6s.
by George Price.
'iEBour Av. :2.s. W o. sos5 . 1851 .t.
,.A,:x irrsE,, 2 sty houseEcorporats
N'sssii; taxes. &C. $500; pr mtg. $500.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
ssss,IS ESp Ay s,:: sm,s, e isss .s, q: q:
amt due. l3s.SSi.S<: taxes. &c. es3i.Se.
BY Henry Brady.
"iH Av. 7Ss. . . cor Ssd st. iataot. Z ETY.
Vt a str-H L Dyer. trus. agt Dora
eu. .' III Z; N; .To,.::.d ,.s. = s.isXi s"'
ram. bids.ea = Lsdism sSi v G Hss.
,.;,t, 4; Y A Hui::ts,. s.:.S; amt ss''
srh sr. -, h .. ass 2 Az A. eysl2sa
Grant trus. st q aSt MAJ es~s q sii -
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THE WEATHER.

For eastern New Yssk. fais to-day; partly
overcast and warmer to-mosrew, moderate
east to south wtnds.
row. warmer to-merrow; moderate east to
south winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day:
partly overcast and warmer to-morrow;
moderate variable winds.
For southern New England. fuif to-day
and to morrow warmer Tomorrow. mod
crate east to southwest winds
For western New FORK. fair and warmer
day. overcast and warmer o-morrow;
moderate east. shifting to fresh south
NEW YORK. Nov s--Thers wac q
storm passing OF the New England coast
yesterday. which was followed very closely
10y an area OF high pressure. throwing
on cooler northerly winds and causing
rains over the Middle Atlantic States
II was aIzo raining In the New England
In the other districts east OF the Rocky
Mountains the weather was fair. save for
sonIc showers In the Mississippi Valley.
There was another storm moving SOUTH
some rain and snow In the Northwest
sectiona The temperature remained mod
crate for the season and generhIiy slightly
above normal for the season In nearly all
sections
Fair weather appears probable for
Tuesday In all the southern and Western
states and the Atlantic States. but rains
seem probable In some of tho Northern
try viii be fair. with moderate tenpera-
ture.
In this city the day was cloudy and
| rainy: winds, brlsk northeriy; average
humidity, 81 per cent; nearly stationary
temperature; 6nromster. corrected to read
! to sea level at 8 A. NJ. 5000. 3 p. Nj.
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LIS PENDENS.
Nanha(tan.

iasTH ST. ., 29e,Il " Lenox av--Loui.
foreclosure Of mortgaEs); atty. N e Lah-
aSTH ST. II w-Aiv,n c. cass ct. al ast
Georgia Smelling foreclosure OF mort
gaEey; atty. II Van Barcom.
East HOUSTON ST. 4%2-Louis N Pol
lssp ST, ST tSs and 40 W--cheissa humber
Co, Inc, agt Bromar Realty Co, Inc. ct
al faction to forsclose mechanics hen)
2lsT sT. O. 6i7.6 " 7th ay--.Louis N Pol.
lock ast MARIE W1i q Al foreclosure OF
INTERvALE Av. Q .. 1898 . wilkins Az
Jennis Truelsen ct al. A. sxtrx. aGt sed-
don Realty &C :s q 1sos'San s; 4. :Ss aside
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s?t MONTHLY buys beautiful furn'shed
waterfront bungalow: elegant view OF wster
from all eiIss aai fronting on privat"
waterway. S good sized rooms and bath
porch 4. vide and entire length Of house
owner cannot occupy, and can hc sold with
or without furnishings: small cash pay
mcnt will be accepted from reliable parry
only ~ minutes out. house lesa than 9
months old. genuine bargain TO interested
party. H. ALTMAN. 10; Fiatbush Ave.
Rrooklvr
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RlAL ESTATE tOn sALE-QCEENs.

HANDSOME home q! SIX rooms And
lath water, gas, electric light hsat ana
every modern Improvement, epaciouA We
IAN Ia. nice large plot, near r",ey, -'atl"i
AMI sthop': easy t"rms ani no rrrsyna bl'
rf,r refused from good party wanting y
make this a permanent home. HONE
loN 40 sun nff,..
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Philadelphia Company. .

n. I. g.. New York-As n steady reader
q your pa per should esteem your optn-
Ian on the common stock OF the Philadel-
Dhia Company. Of which I have some At
lti . share.
The Philadelphia Company has been
paying dividends on its common stock for
Afteeu years. though In November. 1914.
ths IN per cent. disbursement was In the
form Of scrip. Nevertheless. = glance at
Sfe price shows the investment rating OF
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ATTY. saml GoIdsticker. 81 Pine 9, 81, $50
CRESTON AN, u lrsih st-ls3i -
lsOta ST. attys. kantro~iiz & l.. w.
Hn!y .,.'.'',;s;, ;,:... t'':...;::,
ID ScN;on to Margt o Kennedy, COL "
i7G,h st. atty. Title Co. i!G
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HELP UANTEr FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER with sc,Le knowledge
Of bookkeeping; permanent position .oi
Protestant woman with opportunity for AL
Nancemeht Address with particulars a
p, boS LIS Sun ONCE.
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p n. H.. Paterson--Some seven or eight
months ago I had occasion to Investigate
the Eastern steel Company and learned
der DIS Of about so per cent. A friend nov
tells me that all these have been wipes
out. Is this true?
The company paid 81 per cent. on ac-
count Of accumulated dividends In Sep
tember and has declared IS per cent
payable December Is next. This will
discharge all the accumulations on this
stock
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line. J. a u. a,,ys: amt due, Ns.tss.s7;
taxes. &c, t5ql .6s.
LAT 32es THIRD AvESCEl

NY HtNTy BrHuy.
I65TH ST. sG2 4, So Sf.2 " s,ebblns nv,
5 sty fr house-Moses Merde!sohn ct a,
agt Adolph Harms ct al: Sins
hei'ner. atty: amt due. $5.4o9.o3; taSes'
&c. 3:1s23
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AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE


1910 nve passenger touring car. owe rhauica
and guaranteed. This ear Is IN perfect
shape ana y bargain.
CHAs. L RIEsS & co. INC
PHONE: .aG West 10th street;
Circle 1915 New Yor& city.
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ruRNIsMED ROOMS TO LET.

800 GREENE AVE. BROOKLyS--Two
rooms and ktchen-te; all conveniences
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Williams, s,s West END ~, 4 ". sS
attys. wesselman 4 X. IS Liberty
7TH xv. lisa :; ;s..iisisss. Nov ~
Chamax r q Co to John Il Gerlach
Realty Co. 2t60 7th av. I yrs, SO, pr mtg
sito.oee; atty. Theo SAttler. itI tth
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Investment Questions and Answers

coiu times seacnv weak
do not AK about
clerical
communicaens
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the issue is not high. Az the price you
paid the shares are yielding YOU about
"a per cent. and rs at present there APP
pears no prospect of a reduction OF the
rate you could well AFFORD TO hold for n
.lme at least In expectation OF n more
favorable market appraisal. Earnings
are increasing. and II the plans Of the
management do not mlscarry the gains
OF the future should he greater than
than those OF the immediate past.
Florida East Csasa Railway.
B. G. NJ. Easton, Ps.--Can you tell me
whether the Florids East Coast Railway
70 making any progrcss7
The Florida East Coas, Railway made
a good showing In the 1916 fiscal year.
and the gains were not due entirely to
general improvement Of business condi.
tions The management has been i'm
proving the roadbed. adopting some Of
the newer equipment ideas and making
bid for additional traffic by Offering
new accommodations and facilities to
shippers. The development OF business
with Cuba apparently Is playing an Inn
portant part In the roads success.
Massachusetts Gee CsMpaaies.
II. II. D.. Hartford. Conn.--Is there much
Likelihood OF an increase In the dividend
rate OF the Massac husetts Gas Companies
common stock In the near future
The margin of earnings over dividend
requirements at the present rate has not
been large enough In recent years to sug-
gest an Increase. The policy OF the trua-
tees Ia to set aside from the accumula ted
earnings at the end Of a fiscal year
enough money for payment Of the
dividends In tho following year. This
was done at the end Of the 1916 fiscal
period. 50 no dividend action is expected
until next summer.
Curtiss Aeroplsne and Motor.
J. w. Brookiyu--t under-ta nd the Cur.
tlss ArroplHne and Motor Company has ie-
sued S<.ee0. 900 Of new bonds. II that Is
true viii you please tell me the reason
The object Of the new issue Of ten year
8 per cent. convertible bonds IL to insure
payment of s3.000.0O0 serial notes ma
turing next year and to provide add.-
tional funds for corporate uses.
Eastern steel Company.
p n H., Paterson--Some seven or eight
months ago l had Uccssion TO Investigate
the Eastern steel Company and learned
that there were unpaid accumulated divi-
derds Of about so per cent. A friend NOV
tells me that all these have been wipes
out. Is this true?
r~A- q
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

Sc United States, M Rlrkwail.
So Comal. at Key West.
Ss Lampasas. al Mobiis.
So Ltnape. II Charleston
50 Cherokee, AT Jacksonville.
So william O'Brien. at Jackson7, NE.
Ss san saba, at Philadelphis.
s. Iugo. a. Philadelphia
SIS Chesapeake. at Baltimore.
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DANCING.

MIR. q. HEPBURN WILSON. VI n. Modern
Dance 30 jtA Nv.. r"i - Ia -. New N'l'.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

manhattan.
22D ST. 26l to 2S6 W--Nappi C0ntrtctins
Co sgt Max Gold et al, Oct 4, 1915 S4OO
Bronx.
wEsTcHEsTER SQUARE, 81 Louis n
Kumuck agt william r Clare Oct Fl
1915 amman. ...,....,..........S .S27
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A. II. Il. Scranton. Pa.-kindiy tell me
4 you consider Aetna Explosives preferred
4 safe Investment nt $50 share.
Until this company's affairs appear
more settled and until the full effect Of
its recent difficulties and Of the measures
adopted to remedy them becomes appar-
mi the issue will not be entitled to in
vsstment rating. As q speculation II has
attractive possibilities. though little at
tsntion Is given to the preferred as COM
pared with the common.
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ARRTvED-sUNDAY. November g.
50 ST Louis. tr5 p. NJ. Liverpool. oct. es.
So Arthur Balfour. 0 A. NJ. Naples, Oct. IL.
$ ii,cchUs 1880 + NJ, Amsterdam. Oct. 4;
50 Aladdin, A. NJ, Cardiff. Oct IL.
- Annapolis, ip;20 u. NJ. Dundee, Oct. 81.
S. virginisn. T. NJ, ST. Nasaire, Oct 20.
IS saranacca . r. ~. Jamaics. Oct. u.
- vigo. II: 30 A NJ. Yarmouth, New. /
IS III Sislo. Galveston. Oct. 70.
"a san Marcos. Galveston. Oct. 20.
81 Princess Anne. Norfolk. Nov. T.
IS lnperator, Norfolk. Nov.
SIS Othon Stathaios, Newport News. Nov. 4
50 Pawnee. Philadelphia. Nov. L.
snip Nordfarer. Dublin. Sept. 10.
IS Mamma Hats, Baltimore, Nov. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-BRooxLYN.
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wheeling 4 Lake Erie.

NueeuUk - I0Hs Erie.
A c. Brooklyn--I hold n little Of the
new wheeling 4 Lake Erie common. wha,
40 vor think of this7 Cnoer the reo-gnn. :.
t,,,,on there should be plenty Of cash nnd
Il, sealing down Of the capital burden.
understand this road is an important car.
rIer of coal and has the srentest freight,
density Of any road In the country. Is 1t
iigcly eventually TO prove another Norfolk
A Western?
Your impression that the Wheeling &
lake Erie has "the greatest freight
density Of any road In the country" In
erroneous Its density In 1913 was much
xreater than In 1914 or 1915. and in that
year the figure was S16.33s. Compare
with the Norfolk 4 Western. merely be-
cause you mention that road In the last
four years its freight density has ranged
from i,3G7.G63 to 5,12s.46e. II Is a far
ery from the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie to
ne Norfolk & Western. but the smaller
property has possibilities and In showing
handsome increases over It's former earn
ings. The reorganization should make
possible still greater increases In the fu-
turc.
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Uigh.s: temperature. 81. at io:30 \. NJ.
Lowest temperature, ~. at i. NJ.
Average Temperature. ~.
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IICPNOBIIF

Slightly used an a demoEstrator. For saIs
with new car guarantee. can or 'phon.
for demonstrs ton, This IL a fnrr,ir
CHAS. T.. RIESS n 90. INC
PHONE: 22f West rt'h street
circle 1919 New lOfN titV,
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IIl'l'NJOIslIE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1918 nve passenger touring car. THIS car
is In wonderful condition and iS run,
equipped In every way with bumper. rpur
Night. motometer. non skid tires ali nrnuul
Non-Elaring headlights. The condition b.
new.
CHAS Il RIEss 3 co. INC ,
PHONE. 2a6 West aGth street,
Circle lsls. New NoN City
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tWith name and address of lender and
itorney. II attorneys name is omitted
ddress party Of tn. Nr.t part)
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WILL BUY M to date Limousine for,
siRn or domestic. must br In best con.
dition Apply Room S0i, III Broadway
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-02
s. U. /. FRESHMAN WINS
EIGHTY ACRE FARM
@$ As PRIZE FROM "DAD"


Iowa City, March AIS a reward
for demonstrating his ability to make
his own way. Floyd Sharp. freshman
In the State University Of Iowa. re-.
ceived on his twenty-first birthday
gift of eighty acres Of land.
Young Sharp came to the university
last fall. Altho he could have drawn
on father. for his. expenses, he pre-
ferred to work. He had grown mp on
a farm in the north Of Kossuth county
where hard burt healthy toll filled in
the time when he was not going to
school. The idea Of dawdling his spare
moments at the university away in
mere amusement did not appeal to
him.. So he got job and paid his owp
room rent and board. -
A few days ago, just after he had
turned "a, young Sharp's father visit
ed him. He found the boy hard at
work between his studies and his Job.
The elder Sharp produced the deed to
an eighty-acre farm and handed 1t TO
him as birthday present.
The farm is worth 5000 an acre. Out
Of the income Sharp could easily pay
his expenses from now on. He de-
clares, however. that he expects to
continue doing outside work for his
board and room at least until he has
passed the first two years and entered
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-02
Especial Correspondence

washington, March 2.-Congress Is
meandering along in the most leasurely
fashion imaginable. 1t is not stretch
ing it to say that it is going even more
slowly than usual.
Those who know Of the lack of ex-
petition as to important legislative
matters in the ordinary long session
will understand that this is snail
like pace.
President Wilson, it appears from in
formation given out from time to
time at the White House, has been ad-
vised that congress will get thru about
June |. But in view of the fact that
the important legislation of congress
has barely begun, the probabilities are
that congress will be nowhere near
thru with its work in June. Abou. the
cloak rooms hey talk of getting thru
in August. Some of the less optimistic
say it will be September or October
before the session ends and chat If re-
lations with Germany are broken or
war is declared congress won't adjourn
at all. BID.
White House Pressure Lessons.
For some reason not entirely ex-
planned, congress is not under the pres
sure it was in the first part OF the Will
son administration. In the Sixty-thirh
congress, there was insistent pressure
from the White House to get thru GER
tain bills That is lacking now. With
out pressure from the executive and
little leadership on the part Of the ma
o;% in n
rather chaotic state.
One of the chief pieces Of wor!; OF
every session is to handle the appro-
priation bills. This task is only fairly
begun, 1t will take many weeks to
get the appropriations measures thru,
to say nothing of other measures Of
momenA.
The preparedness question is no
where near adjustment. The house mill
itary committee may have It's bill COM
pleted this week. That Will be the
prelude to weeks of debate. Ultimately,
the bill will be shaped in conference
committee Of the two houseA
D. Brsak Would Hasten Action.
The fact is that it is likely to be the
first OF June before the house ard SEN
ate. finish with army and navy matt
ters. Should both bodies oe galvanized
into action by breaking relations with
the central powers because OF The SUBJ
marine controversy. the situation would
be changed radically. Then there
would be quick preparedness legisla-
ton. s..&., =. -.,;-. ,.,,s;c,.
Consre ss has as yet barely touched
such subjects as rural credits. govern
rnent ownership OF shipping. conserva-
ton, child labor and various other i'm
portant matters which at tn. outset Of
the session it was predicted 1t would
deal with. The probabilities are not
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Manson News Items.

Special to TlmeS-RepuDllCan.
Manson, March I'D. l. DeHaven
and A. J. Maher have returned from
the hospital at Des Moines. where both
underwent operations for gall bladder
trouble.
Henry Arnold has bought the two
lots on the corner Of Third and CAL
houn streets from James Colligan.
paying $4,000. He expects to erect
modern residence on the lots the COM
ing summer. ard the new house will
probably cost around $4,000. Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold will move in from the
farm in about a year and occupy their
new property.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Long and daugh-
ter Gladys. who recently returned from
Long Beach. Cal. left Sunday for Ro-
chester, Mimi, where Mrs. Long has
entered the hospital
March l at o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents at Knierim, was
celebrated the marriage Of Mr.. John
c. Herrewig. son Of Rev. and Mrs. c.
Herrewig. of Manson. to Miss Anna J.
Wartchow, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Wartchow. The ceremony was
performed by the groom's father pas
tor Of the German Lutheran church OF
this place At s o'clock a three-course
dinner was served. and later In the
evening the young people left for Fort
Dodge, from which place they will go
on to their future home at Titonka.
where the groom has a success jew
elry business