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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
BUYS Greenwich Tract.

Herbert s. Collins, director Of the
Riker- Hegeman Company, has pur-
chased, through 8. Osgood Pell & Co..
the Oscar Peck tract, at Clapboard
Ridge, Greenwich, Conn, fronting or
the crossroad from Lake av. to Round
Hill Road. The property contains about
twenty-four acres, and is adjacent tc
the plot recently sold TO II. ". Croft
of Pittsburgh, for improvement. Mr.
Collins plans to erect a dwelling anc
other buildings.
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Sales in Auction Rooms.

Al IL Vesey s.
BY Joseph P Dr.
MANHATTAN Az S9l. vs.. h5ll n ll6h a. lsI
20 sty dWls Csrk .gt Fanny Davis ct al
u swain atty; J OConno,. ref due, sS.otl.l1
tsres etc. t2eo<s; subject 70 pnor mtg Of
g. 900; 20 the plaintiff for S. 800
Al the BronI Exchange
BY joseph r Day.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1850. "a as ieTth
st si6Ii00, sty dwlg: W Steam Ast | Hur-
witr ct al II Swain. atty. " W Pellet ref due,
ssfs:es: taxes. etc. $40: 20 the plaintiff for
90 600
i4lsr ST. +56 =. 80 653 Wills az. 81 eIloo. :
sty tenmt; Augusta Knccpke sFt Meyer 81 a.
T1mme Knoepke. sttys II Trus.dsle. ref. due
t1fO?l2: tGIes, etc. sl45o. SO subject 10 mts
Of $4,000: TO the plaintiff foT $4,000.
BY Charles A. BernGn.
trafalgar Pl. 1922. 8. i24 lI6th rt s5Ils.
atty dwlg, Ella J. Hay agt l. HomenSchneider
ct al Clocke Koch n Reidy. stys l. BrisGch.
ref: due, s2sl0i3; taIs. etc. 1925; 10 the plain
tia for $500
BY George Price
FOaDHAM ROAD. - fs5 Belmont =. 81
Ia. 7I2aIls26. vteant; Fannie Nioth AT Post
Avenue Construction Co e. al Swain. atty
g W NJ CLARK. ref due, g. 3lQ.61 tAXes etc.
$40: 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
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Bishop Paper Company; the store .?
Maiden Lane to c. II. Koenig and A. r..
Rosenfcld; the store 81 Broad Street
10 Lunham & Moore, and pace at llo
Fulton Street TO Samuel Roylnsky. !,
William A. white e. Sons have rented
ofice space in the Franklin Hudson
building. southeast cotner Of Franklin
and Hudson SITS. to George j. Edwards,
anu space in Ala Broadway to I'll
Franco. ,I Al
Charles b. Van Valen has leased the
store at 10 william st. TO Carsten ~
Por0er. and Offices at 90 William st. to
tho National Lumber Insurance Com
nanv and the Barr Chemical Company
The second loft and part OF the thlrd
loft at 80 West 18th st. to the 'iope
Merchandise Company.
Cammann. Voorhees, e. Floyd have
leased the building 30 Front st. to the
WASH burn Crosby Company, OF Mime
apolis.
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New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

44rH ST. s. go " sth az. n 18th o. fc-
Berkeley Arcade Corp 25 " tjth 81. owner
s'arrett a Van Nleck, W 4oth st.. archi
A7o ST. (. 500 9th az: for a % SIS show
rooms. Offices. ETC. 50x9Se. Bush Terminal Co
100 Broad st. owner. Helmle Coroett. le.
Montague ~. Brooklyn. architects $500 .00'
AID ST. Lexington ~. DepeE Place and tSd .
tblockl foI a 20 sty hotel. g5N2os.8. New Nod
State Realty rid Terminal Co. owner. Warren a
Weimore is l. 41;h 81. architects 50. 900 00t
INTERIOR PARCEL IS Il i5eth II and 40 2
Speedway: for l sly shop. i4t2j. Interboroust
RAPID Transit Co. l65 Broadway owner. G II
PeT,m. l65 Broadway. architect ........ s.. oos
The Bronx.
ELLSWORTH Az. 100 Ba,slsy Az FOR
sty frams greenhouse. l6X97 hen jantn Blaine
2054 Arthur az. owner and architect. 81. 0OC
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ARRIVED,

Porto Rico IS Co. with mdse. Bar at II m
comus. New orlssr, May 8. to the Southern Pa
ciac %. WIN @d,e LEI, on" q 6;;I ~ to
the Luckenbsch Is co Quar- at 9os n
city OF Columbus. savannah. Quar- a. ~ n.
M!y nA ss3,, cS Mag 1R ss V and KSsoa
3. 70 the United Fruit Co. with mails and mdse.
20 cai9rui. ~tnr,, Glasgow April 80 and Liver
V vile d. Tsms ,S 1Fr5 M.r,eill,. April I5 to
The ComPasnie Generate Trsnsstlsntiqus. with md,e
Del ago. .gDsnl. Copenhagen April n. % D T
" &rissia i P caidr hpHi 81. to wrden
"f bu !. i9s B1 s.,ann.h April H. to Bow
Ekaierinosla5 tRu'sl Bristol. Left Quar- At i.ls
Dominion S. 90. With mdse quar- at 40 m. .
Regina d'Ttalia trad. Genos April 10. Naples IL
Palermo % Gibraltar n and 81 Michseln May 70
Fumes Witty x 60. with malls and mdse' bar
oscar II CDanl Copenhagen April 2s. Christlsnls
%, Christisnsand 30 aud RirkWail May J. 10 Punch.
Edye & Go. with mails and mdse. Bar al $50
New York Liverpool MAY , to IN. American Line
Nichoa. Cuneo lNor) Bsrscos MAy 8. 10 the At
lartic Fruit Co. with fruit Bar AZ $50 m;
Pengreep BU. Genoa April Is and Las PALMS.
25. with ndse Sandy Hook a, 10 D m.
Mama Ha'a baltimore. TO the New York and
Baltimore Transportation Go. With mdse quar- al
3.0j N.
SAILED
Anglo Pa,asoni,n OBJ. S, Nsraire: Ma.gr, (Brl.
Newport News. Melrose. . - Louis fFrl. Boz
deauN. Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News.
Brilliant. -. Bolton Castle fBrl NlsdlvCstok.
Mohawk Charleston and Jacksonville: Noordsm
Dutch Rotterdam via Falmouth. Boniface tBr).
Barbados. via Newport News: Mexico. Havana;
Fl0rzel (Brl. Halifax. United States Dan. Co
pcuhagen. Advance. Cristobal. Clnchfsd. Bait
more. Richmond. Georgetown. : e. Pintr del Rio,
Sagua: Clydesdaie OBJ. Hull. Neg,Is tNorl. Guam
AGO. Luisa (Span) Norfolk. Atlantis tNor). An
ula. Antonio Lopez (Span). CadA
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100000 BUSINESS LEASE
West Side Building Under CONSTRUCTION
Rented 10 Piano Dealers.

Klein & Jackson have disposed, I'M
der a long-term lease on net rental
basis, aggrcgating $500, 900. of their six
story store and Office building under
construction at 4 West AID ST., to Paul
J. Mchlin & Sons. piano dealers, now
at p Union Square.
NJ. & l.. Hess. Inc, have leased. at
33a Fourth av.. the twelfth floor, con
tanning 1880 square feet, at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000, to The II. w.
Gossard Company, of Chicago, one OF
the largest corset manufacturers in the
West.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement Sal TO
b47 Pearl ST. for a term Of years to the
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twcnty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. May 1.-The Northern dlsurhancs
Is now north Of thu Gull Of 81 Lawrence. and the
winds from N. upper Ohio Valley and the lake
region eastward have diminished and the weather
generally cleared after local rains this section
Another disturbance OF well defined character has
DEVELOPED over the extreme Southwest and thus Tar
lsh, local rains hsrc resulted in Missouri. Else
where over the country the weather IVES fair erceT
IN Western Montsn. and Northern Wyoming. where
there WEI. light SHOWS
low temperstues con,inu. throughout the North
west and tho Central West. and It IL much cooler
in tire lower Missouri and the Ohio valleys and tho
lake region. Temperatures below freezing were
quits general Thursday morning IN Northern Ne
vada idaho. Eastern Oregon. Wyoming MontAns
and North DLc.s In New England and The MD
die Atlantic states temperatures have risen De
cdeily. ard they remain high In The south
IN the lower Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys Ten
nessee and probably on Saturday In tho upper ONO
VALLEY. she southern upper lake and western lower
lake regions Elsewhere In ihe lake region ana IN
the Atlantic states the weather Will be generally
fGir Friday ana Saturday, ..,.,- -,
Il will ~ cooler Friday IN tho Atlantic states
from New EnslAnd 10 south Carolina and Northern
Georgia
fresh 20 strong west diminishing by Friday night !.
middle Atlantic fresh west south Atlantic. mod e.
crate. mostly south. except fresh and shifting OF
North Carolins End east OF South Florida. ca.t
south. northern disturbance passing north Of Gulf
~ ST. Lawrence and storm warnings down upper
lakes. moderate northwest winds Friday with fair
weather; lover lakes. moderate west winds FRIDAY
o. the Gult Of 81. Lawrence. all storm warnings
doen on lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
From IN. Tribune Bureau
Washington. MAY II.

Col HENRY DAVIS. c. A. TO Governors
Island for examination for retirement
Cap. DANA ]. MERRILL. "a Inf. Oh arrival IN
L. s 10 his regiment
Following Assignments officers q NJ c ordered
MAJ WILLIAM IL BERTSCH 70 Ft sam Hons,
ton fer temporary duty az camp QuArtermastcr
organized millus A. that place. Ma. WILLARD
ID. NEWBlIL 10 Columbus y. NJ f0r tempo
ran duy as camp QusnernaStef. organized militia
a. that place. CIpts THOMAS : MOORNAN
and JOHN J.. NORRIS 10 r. sam Houston Tor
temporary duy as assistants 70 quare1nGstcr
southern Department
Leaves Q. ,esegnce FiBt II HENRY s
PAUL GIDDlNGS Q ~. G.. tso months from
May 81 II Col. CHARLES T AfENOHTR gI
Fisld Ant. three months
First 1t FRANK D. APP1LS c A from 81
tignmeni l3sth Co 20 unassigned lse and de-
tailed for ssnsral recruiting service Al II sio-
Leave O absence First H. WILEY y DAWSON
9lst Inf. four m0nths from June % thence 10
IeiteTmAn General Hospital; San Franchise
Capt HUGH Ia = APpLEWHITE retired re-
detAred prof OF military science aid tsctics
University Of Nevada. Effective June !
MAJ IRWIN l. HUNT Bureau o. Insuir A-,l-
Capt. u INF. from duty a. assistant or chief
Bureau lnsulsr Arain. War Department
sept H.
IL q o. h r. BAKTI4rT. detached naval
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
Barbados. MAY e-OceanO fBrl, Calcutta. COlombS
and POrt Satal Tor Boston and New YORK.
Chef5ourg. Hsy 7-TAfandrer tBrl. New Tors foi
HaWe
Liverpool May i0-Capcila Nor. New York ior
Manchester H. Orduna tBr). New York.
SAILED
Gibraltar Mas e-Kaupanser (Nor) from Genoa
New York
shields. May e-Atland (swedl New York: Ios-
moor fBrl. DO
Cardiff. May ll-Quernst,d lSofl. New York.
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COLLECTED BY JOHN n. oOsBouRN. PRoBAt-
TION OFFICER MEMBERS OF Thb GUM
N on INFANTRY y g. y. J.

Captain George V W. VOORHEES,. First Lieuten
ant 4 @ Koehler Second Lieutenant H. J. Davis.
First Sergeant y W. Du Mont. QuartsrlnasteT SCI
Surham and " r crane Corporsls Z Ramsey
D. c Moks T J. Brokaw. H. W. Neiey and r. 2
l-hIer P-ivaies r. l. Apgaf. :. Z. ApEsI. J. y.
pertlAnzo. a d. Carlson. w. u. Carlson. J. I
Chinisky J. II Cor. T. D. Cramet. Joseph D De
Mond " = Durham. Augustus Duyes Kenneth
DuDea Edward Elring. L. Il. Elhns. III N. Hock-
snberry. u. X. Housed A H. Hunt. Wilhsr keI-
william Wschter NJ A. Bkrone. ]. Met,ler. Doug
i.s BuTks,t. Percy Hendricks. Donald Flynn. Trims
Cfdey Henry Wander Neer. J II. Ger0eft. J.. r.
Ia Rosa NJ Scsrpon = II L. Messler. George
Sherman. '. sisset C. Spnels. Tom Stable. 10
cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12

pany sold the two story and store
brick building on the west side Of Flat
bush av,, 20 feet north Of Ditmas av,
20xl00, for the l.. & A. S. Building Cor
porstion.
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Rent Estate at Hewlett.

John F. Scott and Douglas l.. Gilman
& Co. have rented for Stuyvesant Fish
Morris. IT., his country place, in the
Hewlett Bay property at Hewlett Long
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COOK and CHANfBERNfAID-wA WAITRESS
Young both thoroughly competent. years
reilent references. city or country. Miss Shtush
nessys Agency. II W. t2d 81. Phone 52io Bryant
COOK. assist iGundress or homework. small family
crceiient cook: references. Martha Collier Agency
81 ith Az. near Slst a.
COOK Scotch Protestant. competent. neat. eco
monica. good references Martha Collier Agency
al en- aT. near slsi -
IATNDREss. FIRST class: ~ years sIoellent per.
soual references. Miss ShsughnesSys Agcncy. IL
West 42d It
NT-RST French. chhdrcn any sse SOS: city -ooun
nv Miss shaughnessys Agency. IL Ncsi t2d e.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

Ss Kroonlsnd. American Lite. 700 miles EAST ~
Sandy Hook al p. m. wednesday. Expected 10
dOrk this afternoon or 10 morrow.
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sHERIFFs AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. Sherln's Auctioneer. sells
this dav. Friday. May 18Th. 1915. 81 ?
o'clock ln thc afternoon. al No. ISL seventh
Avenue. about 40 Gallons Of Liquor Goods
must bee removed Immediately after the
sale
ALFRED =. SMITH Sheriff.
BERNARD DOWNINP. Deputy Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
Yesterdays Contributions.

COLLECTED BY MISS MARY l. GORToN.
JohD G. Hammond Rowland b. Hammond Frank
J. Huh Dorothy II. Hull. Bessie A. Hun 10 GEMS
each.
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Hishcs, temperature. 70 lat AIS r. M; lowest
SIS (st lO2 a M: average yesterday. 81 degrees
average for corresponding date last year CO de-
grecs average for CORES ponding date last thirty
three years. IS degrees
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


CUniicu States Coast AMI Geodetic suT1s,)
sunrise ............. az Moon rises 10. M J ~
Sunset ..... O3 Moon sets Ia m D.. ~
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THROUGH THE NEw HAVEN REGISTER: %
NEW HAVEN CONN .....-.-... W.. %
RronklYn Sales.

Frank II. Tyler sold 574 St. Marks sv.,
a brownstone dwelling. to John Loner-
gan, who will remodel the house 1or a
home Also sold twenty-four lots on
Montauk and Workman avs. TO an in
weston.
The McInerney-Klinck Realty Com
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M 'W,teeni. ..............To-d
J,gan. Corea. China tIi Philippine Island,
IVA Vancouver and Victoria. @ lclose
al $50 D m)-Empress u Asia. ......... NAY
Hawaii. Japan. Corca. China and Philippine
Islands via san FrAnciscol (close at ii 80
u m)-China NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... MAY
Japan, cores. China and Philippine Islands
via Scatuel (close al $50 m)-ha"Ai
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia teIcept
Westj and specially addressed mall Tor New
Zealand via san Francisco (close at IL 80
M NnNONa sssssss-s.ss 3 =. hs'
iahiti Marquesas. Cook island. New Zealand
and Australia Except WasD Via San Fran,
clscol tclose al II 30 y m)-Moana MAY
Guam and Itllppine Islands via san Fran
ciscol tcloso a. II 30 ? nj u Transport May
Hawaii. III Islands. New Zealand aud spe
cially ADDRESSED mail for Australia VIA
Vancouver and yictohi. II @ tcloso at
$50 D ml-Makurs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Jun'
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SACRIFICE $4,000.
Terms % SUIT Responsible Purchaser.
Beautiful Colonial Home
BEST or coynWrArIoN TO rHE en-.

DeIghtrlI adj Felf home .l larTr E..nis N.-
100 n fr9rtage in most seect lelsl llrllaA la.sf
living room. With Old fashioned 1af rrrg d
iuz room buffers panty AID sell tue4 A-'0fi vi
The fNt floor.
-Four rne master hed chambers ~ ''Ni pa.
on tho second no0r. separate entrance porn. ..'t
yeralls and open terrace lier mHirIH
E@nieuc- electric light p.rQur rp.rf nftnlH
20 WsIb beautifully pau-llo1 lH nara .f
convenient % country club g1f. deal ol-l'pf a.
water sports send Tor ph0tosrsga.
ATTORNEY. Boz 40. rnsgss Oosatoss.
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Forceash for Special toeaIItI.,-E~t New Y

FOrccash for Special LOeaIltles-Esst New York.
Louisiana West and East Texas. Oklahoma. North
ern and Southern New England. East PENNSYLVANIA
Delaware. New Jersey. South Carolina. Georgia.
fair Friday Saturday fair
West Virginia. Maryland. North Carolina cloudy
Friday. probably showers Saturday
West New York. fair Friday Saturday partly
cloudy
West Pennsylvania. Mississippi. fair Friday: Sat
urdsy partly cloudy, probably showers.
District Of Columbia. fair. cooler Friday. Satur-
DAY increasing cloudiness.
Virginia. fsir Friday. cooler East and central
portion local rains Saturday Saturday night.
Florida. fair Friday and Saturday. probably
showers Friday n extreme southern portion.
Local ofholsl Receru.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature for the last tweuiy-fo hours In
comparison with the corresponding date Of last year
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Comm, -ve, o,l.,ns - i2o0M
San JscintO-key West. Gal ,,
Z, IN Nfonteor.,,- savannah - 800 PM
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m.....s0 p. m.....72 p %
Local Foreoast.-Fsir and cooler to-day. With d.
minishing west winds fair to MORROW
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BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
SAITH ST., NEAR 5TH AVE.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND

The Best Suburban Homeplace.
FREEPoRr WATERFRONT
bungalows ard houses. 5. 900 up also building
lots Randall Bay snd Noodc.e't Bsy Low
prices. easy temE. send for particulars
JOHN J. RANDALL CO. FrseporL l. /
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HsmIdIb

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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

carrie, German mail
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-02
BRYANTSVILLE

Mrs N. P. Cobb has been quite i'll for
several days.
MIR and Mrs j. c. Williams and chill
dren spent Sunday with relatives at
Burgin.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Hagan of Lancaster
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Rose are spend
ing several weeks with relatives at
jackson and Bonneville.
Mrs Jennie Kennedy of Preachersvile
spent several DAYS last week with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. o. Kennedy.
Miss Bessie Caldwell and Mrs C. NJ.
Dean spent the weekend with Miss
Caldwells parents in London.
Mrs James NJ. Frasa left Friday for
Oklahoma. where she was called by the
serious illness of her sister, Miss Lee
TerrilI.
DR.. and Mrs. J. b. Perkins of STAN
ford. spent last week with Mr. and Mrs
+. W. Perkins at their home in the
country.
Mr. aud Mrs W. T. Voolfolk and Miss
Anna Lee Voolfolk of Lexington, were
over last week for short visit with
Mr. 7 ia II Ballard
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BUCKEYE

Mr. Harrison Ray was in Frankfort
Thursday.
Miss Elsie Whitaker Of Kirksville is
visiting Miss Barbara Gulley.
Mrs J. +, Edwards has returned from
visit to relatives at Mavsville.
Mr. X. W. Sanders and family were
visitors of friends at Nina Sunday.
Miss Frances Long attended Miss
Margaret Rays birthday party Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. J. z. Prather spent the week end
with his daughter, Mrs Oscar Hendren
at Cottonburg.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Miles spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs G. N. Miles
at Nicholasville.
Mrs Nora Teater has returned from
visit Of several days to Mrs Forest
Curtis at Bryantsville.
Mr. and Mrs Burdine Peel and Miss
Wayne Crutchfeld of Nicholasville
were guests of Mrs hiram Ray. Sunday.
Mesdames X. w. Sanders, Bronson
Locker. Robert Long and son Willie P.
were in Danville shopping, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs
j. NJ. Anon, Mrs Robert Long and
Willie p. Long attended the Walker
Burton wedding Saturday evening.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-02
KENTUCKY NEWS
CUT TO THE QUICK
FOR BUSY READERS

schedule OF the womans special train
now touring country In the interest
Of Chas L. Hughes candidacy.
The state Board OF Health has made
the Mason County Health League
to give dollar for dollar
for all the money raised for health pur.
poses In the county.
Definite plans for the division OF the
vast Haggin estate. near Lexington.
into small tracts. probably about 100
acres each, are being formulated by w.
c. Lawful and william Warren.
william Jennings Bryan will deliver
the opening address at the annual con.
vention OF the Intercollegiate Prohibi.
ton Association. which is TO meet at
the University Of Kentucky. in Lexing.
ton, December 1881.
Louisville lumbermen will present
their complaints about the car shortage
to Charles c. McChord. OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission. on No
,ember g. This day was granted to the
lumbcrmen
In one OF the greatest and closest fin.
ishes ever seen in two and a quarter
mile race. Pif Jr, won from Star Hawk
In the Latonia Cup race Saturday in
the feature event OF the wnd-up OF the
kentucky racing season for 1916.
Thirty-two years ago Albert Potts
and his brother, James Potts. were
separated in the courthouse riot in
Cincinnati Neither heard Of the other
~. o they met on the wharf at Mays
W. last week
Herman llech. 60, wealthy retired ex.
prCssuan. was shot TO death in his
home iH Louisville Ills daugh;epC Miss
LA licrht. says she was awakened and
sHa n ack hand reach from the bath.
room and ire.
Miss Patio lIambrick, 81 years old.
Of enc ag the most prominent families
&C Cent al en'ucky. died at her home
M .uJr ao1vn when she was 20
g.. J she suffered al attack Of in.
g. exc paralysis from which she had
Z. cr yo-ed
Dar.eu fas Vel T. Gipc. former com
T.r#u 81 = COMPANY. Third Ress
mont e. died uf Brleut's dis.
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The pool Of the Farmers Cooperative
Tobacco Association, composed OF the
counties OF Daviess, Hancock, Mclean
and Ohio has been closed II was
stated that 10000, 900 pounds OF tobacco
had been pledged to the pool. This is
the largest pool ever organized in the
Green River district, and one Of the
larges, ever formed in the State.
A campaign in every church Of the
Kentucky Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, will be
launched December 3 10 obtain funds
for building two new dormitories at
Kentucky Wesleyan College to accom-
modate 400 students and to obtain the
remainder of a $4,000 endowment for
the college.
Federal officers who made an arrest
in Newport. allege that an attempt to
swindle George Palmer, farmer. OF
Millersburg. out Of $4,000 by a wire.
tapping" trick was frustrated. A man
is held on suspicion pending a fur.
Their investigation. Detectives claim
they found complete "wire-tapping"
outfit in a Newport hotel.
More than 1900 Cumberland River
pearls, the largest lot OF pearls ever
seen in Burkesvlle, were sold there at
public sale to c. r. Hicks, an attorney,
for the sum of 1912. These pearls
were the property Of the late Hiram
Staten. II is said that Staten was of
fered $4,000, which he refused to &C.
cept, for these pearls only a short time
before his death
Kentucky's National Guardsmen will
remain on the border all winter, in the
| opinion OF Mai. Thompson b. Short, of
the Second Kentucky Regiment, who
is In Lexington in the interest Of re-
cruiting work in the State Mai Short
said the troops from this State had re
Gently received winter clothing supplies
and he believed that this indicated that
I the men would not return home soon
| Reports from over the states petrol
| cum fields indicate that wild-catting Is
rsch more prevalent than formerly.
! outside the developed districts, en-
{ braging eight counties, new drilling
I operations are now being conducted in
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-02

Two horses seven years old, work any where
and good drivers; brood mare ten years old;
three years old, unbroke; jack six years old, full
Is hands high; Jersey four years DID, fresh II
November Jersey COW three years Old fresh in Jan.
uary; yearlin8 heifer; SOW; shoas; gasoline
engine, six horse power; blizzard cutting box Mol c.
/ DeerinB binder; moving machine and rake; Cll.
tivaors; turning pows; disc hGrroW; dra8 har.
rows; twohorse corn drill; double shove p,oVS;
I corn shelter tW0-horsC WatcnS; spring Wad,r'
I buggy and harness; cisterH cleaning outfit. Som,
household aud Kitchen furniture and other things Goo
numerous 20 mention.
Terms viii be liberal and lade FgouLoH aay o.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-02
PUBLICSALE
Having sold our farm and
after deciding to move from this
county, we will on
Saturday. November 18th.

beginning promptly at 10 o'clock
on the premises at Hyattsville,
sell at public auction the follow
ing personal property:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-02

X. +. McRoberts. Lancaster. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-02

Local Contractors e. Cuflsh 'aai E...Hg CD
SO North -ali Street F..adJ rdil, T1