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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

The menagere and side shows have been running full
blast at Chicago for several days 1t is probable when
the Colonel arrives and adds his nutcracng bird to the
exhibit it will prove drawing feature That is the kind
of bird the elephant is looking for just for the nut
he is trying to open is exceedingly hard one to crack
The worst of it is that when he gets cracked he is liable
to find the kernel" is there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07
- Editorial Page of THE Capital Journal" [=:5=

The weather bureau having predicted thunder storms
fact that and killing frost is also due during that
period when many fresh budded presidential aspirations
will be nipped literally, "in the bud" 1t is so pathetic
that the whole crop must succumb with the exception of
just one. What glorious country it would be if there
were offices for all of us.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

Justice Hughes having remarked in an address to a
graduating class of girls that should all reverence the
flag the Hughes boomers at Chicago proceed to point to
the utterance positive evidence of the Judges sound
position questions of national Importance To most of
us i reads like very common and ordinary plattude
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

all we say is bunk. The lovely danes come
down the street, logged out in raiment slick
and neat, and we look on and sign; "The
modern fashions" we declaim, "are moth
ing but burning shame-they shock the
purists eye. They make the tired spectator
ache; and how the womenfolks can make
themselves holy show, is something that
we can't explain; oh, for the fashions safe
and sane, of forty years ago" We make
such statements free and bold, but if you
take an alhllm old and wow thn ,rnrnnn1n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

Vice President Marshall says if the democrats want
to nominate him for the place again. he will stand for it,
but if not he will not complain He also says that what is
done at Chicago is of his affair." but personally he
would like to see Fairbanks win. Like all true blue In
dianians he thinks Muckamaw postofice HOoppoe town
ship Posey county, Hoozer state is about the right spot
for real presidential timber.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

The unfortunate ones in the hospital near deaths door
from the accident the west approach to the steel
bridge Sunday have an abundance Of time now Before
the accident they were in hurry Will autoists ever
profit by the daily examples of death and disaster from
speeding or careless driving?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

When the selection is made and the conventions have
adjourned it might be we'll for the Smithsonian institute
to send an expert to the United States supreme court
learn the mystery of the sphinx Justice Hughes might
throw considerable light on that vexed question.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

If you enjoy reading the Journal Oc.
easionally-you will be pleased to get
It regularly-only 45 cents per month
at your door.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

Today the three conventions got busy in Chicago and
the whole country outside of Oregon will be watching
them until the Hughes Roosevelt row is settled Here in
Oregon have something more attractive and certainly
much sweeter. The Portland rose festival
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

there with gowns that look like circus tents and shaws
that look like twenty cents and nets upon their hair
you'll say Those girls were surely shrieks! The world
was overr with freaks when those tntypes were made
any women should appear in such spread of rags this
year. the cops would make a rad!"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07
THE GRAYBEARDS

We relies of bygone time insist that old things were
sublime that modern things punk; but our old domes
are full of BATS and talking through our hats and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

A new party was born at Chicago yesterday 1t is a
girl On the registry Of births it's name will be Womens
National Party, but it will be known probably as the
Ciraffes, being somewhat Of the pOka-dot order
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

The lion and the lamb that is the Elephant and the
Bull Moose will lie down together doubt but the ques-
tCn that is botherng both is which wlbe inside the
other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07
Weekly Report Of
Union Stock Yards

North Portland, Or, June Cattle
There were nearly a thousand head
of cattle on today's market The en-
tire day. receipts were CALIFORNIA;
with the exception of a car of natives
and a few odds and ends. Mexicans
went at $500 for steers and 500
for COWS. Natives went as high as
$685.. Vealers and bulls had little
activity. Market was steady.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07
THE MARKETS

( y 4 4 4 4 = &4** ~ \ 4 !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-07

Possibly the Germans got Yuan Shi Kai
The sun., 1916-11-25

'' y! Fl i.! :,' i. =. sT. .;.;. a az: ~! I: f ~:
LoTs Iii ana ia. mas 10: ::tsts-.Soss
:S s,. &. H 20: K Re essi Il y S: sssy. Ia
,sacrSSo ST. ls' IL szjcsi. TS::iiI' !. iHsss::
smith. iei Hudson Ter; atty, L It'd
LOT, ~ sioe sT g. ma, uoo:Iii. r..i.Hstsssi;
Life Ins Co and ane 20 Raphael Nstte.si
y Nassau Of: atty. J A Cation. ~
vALESriNn Nv. isss.T CO 70
Dorothy Haiiisan.- Is W s7th st; sttyi
r' ksa;.1, 81 Ss: 81; e: s0s & : s Hsss:n' v Z iS.:n
M sass Co. s.'N 3. st. Li ss1Sn' s''s ...' a.v s:ss
LoSiTs 'Y 10, map part sc;S;i.h.iin; ..i.,.S:S..
% ! its,S 81: asty. srens Matt Bsnl;
Lots q 70 {; ii:. i,s;iS,:aa = ii r., % y
. %:D . G,::' ;S , .sa!' Il sr. y ss s:ss S sIc
sntins av; atty. Title O T CO. isS
wsssEnS, xv.n . coz isi;S :t.i..ysrs
~: . IL 10 ss~;:s. ''T "a e. AZ
c6sIkAiR Az. 'ii.si:' iiia. ISH:i:s
ri s.:;ss x VI IN, 1, 81 Isl: !: s:l:.f.i |, "a l.:
; iSS s"sY; :: NY; la ,s.I ;s';S SIS. CO: :: rs;
iSs si:,.r: &c v isi.s &, ATTY. ~: 9
D1v HS q q j.s = i Il . sSs S:.sn c ;sI.T,ss;
n j; atty. Title Guar . + CT. ~
"S s: s j.; .i;,;S .,:i$!ii. " i, A SRI; i: ; {:
20 ss!IiSsss VIII: /. : i..!S s;HS :: J:
Emigrant Ind saw Bank. 81 Chambers ct:
atty. E J Mcclure. 81 Chambers 1t $3.50
The sun., 1916-11-25

MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

iS2D st. As w-Pinkus Klahr az, Bro
mar Realty Co. owner: Katz & Liebo-
RISviNGToN ST, eos--Hsrri. H.nIsn at
Nadii q Bloom. owner; Abraham Fran
.s Tii' ST. srn'i rs w~.Franii,in; Machine md
steam Boiler Works AT ia West :sth
MADISON Xv. 7is-spray Electric Co. Ino.
agt estate Of julia A Chase. owner:
Morton 8 Stevens. contractor IRE.
LEsXTSGroN Nv. Depsw ri, ssh and ;stSu
SITS, block, &c-Sykes Co ast N Y c 4
II II r r Co. owner: John Peircs Co,
contractor trenewaD ......... ~. $780, so
l52D ST. ts6-t7o w-Asen Roofing and
Cornics Co agt Bromar Realty Co. Inc,
G Ksas q aH Te,S S%itae' Sontr rann brown nGc
THOMPSON ST, erbocker
Elevator Gate Co ast Margaret L secor.
owner; Edwin J Epstein. contrae.
,oTH sr, iio.iis w.jFiM n con;sD
co. Inc. Sgt Haywood McAiiistsr. owner
and contractor 1850
INST IT, 81 w-Mamis Rothaus ast File
mana spadaccini. owner; Fiismana n
AnsSn,s spsd.ssini, sontr.ctSI'nn;;,li sos
Inc, ast crs'.on Bldg Co. owner and
cRREsToS Ay.'.s cor Niiin.rv. place
Murray q Hlll Co, sgt creston Bfds CO,
Inc. owners and cOntrActors. . 81, SS6. 60
CRESTON Av. n . cor 1924 street and
n " COZ 1874 street and Grand Con
courss--a " Rsii Co. .aSt ltlst Street .
Concourss Corp. and INA Street Neatly
J Co. ownsrs; J Pieces contractor. eSSf. %
The sun., 1916-11-25
GOES 10 GRAND cERT1AI ZONE
Whiteonb BeAsteaA O.. Leases In
New Foster Dvf1Aing.

Whitcenb BeAsteaA O.. Leases In
New Foster D1flaing.
The whitcomb Metallic Bsdstsad Com
pany. which for . number Of years has
occupied the store In the Cameron Build
ing at the northeast corner OF Madison
avenue and Thirty-fourth street, on the
section. 10 now to remove to the northerly
edge Of that famous residential section.
having leased yesterday through George
r. Read 4 Co. and r. n. Wood. W. H.
Dolson Company, the store n base
ment in the Foster Building, al thu
southwest corner Of Madison avenue and
Fortieth street. The lease II for . long
term Of year,.
Hubbard I Psaxotse have isassd ehs
two stores at BBi West l1sth street to
J. Liberman and A. Kruss store and
basement 1t IL Ludlow street 10 Mayer
Solomon. and 2o3 West lSeth street to
Mrs. John r. Meyers.
Leonard J. Carpenter end Cafotein
a Linnekin have rented for Or. Charles
Remsen the tenth loft at les and $50
Madison avenue, southwest corner OF
Thirty-second street. 70 the Elcaya Com
pany for q ternSof years.
The Cross D Brown Company has
leased the building at 1b2 West f1fty-
fourth street 70 c. r. Piehls, at ~
Warren street frst loft with Daniel
Birdsali 4 Co. TO the Atlas Tack Com
pany. at 1890 Broadway space to the
Chevrolet Motor Company. at ego Fifth
avenue space to Samuel F1nkelstein.
Stephen II Tying. Jr., q Co. have
leased space 1t ISL Fourth avenue to
the SILK Guide. IN II Union Square space
to Duncan NJ. Stewart and TO John W.
Abbott. dealer in woollens In IL Union
Square TO LIGHTER. Becker 4 Moors
with the C~ruikshank Company the third
floor at 92s and 930 Broadway to Cor
Hiss. Coon q Co., collars n shirts. and
the second floor in 100 Fifth avenue to
tho ]. w. Schloss Company. crochet
buttons.
The sun., 1916-11-25
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho One hundred and Ten wnt Thirty
ninth Street Holding Company. Manhat-
tan; capital. On. 900: directors. George d,
Clearwater. Max Epstein and william II.
Barnes.
The AMIGO Realty Corporation, ManhAt-
tan. capital. $500: directors, Rubin Dwor-
kin, Israel Lechstein ana Alexander
Myers.
The Vince Land Company. Brooklyn;
capital, 81. 200: directors, David Skolkin.
Frederick W. Kiendl and John J. Brady.
The Elmaire Realty Company. Queens:
capital. $500; directors. Frederick n. Le-
msire. George Emensr and Joseph V. Le-
Lauer Construction Company, brooklyn
capital. sl6.ooo: dirsctors, Edward W
Lauer. John J.. I.ausr and Frederick
Merit Realty Corporation. Manhattan:
capital, $1,000: directors. Lawrence Hell
lenberg. Herman Hanausr and Meyer En-
mis-.
Nicoli Leasing Company. Nsw York city:
capital. $1,000: directors. Emanuel Nicoli.
Moliie Dermnn and wichtoria weissman.
Twin City Development Company.
BROOKLYN: capital. $1,000: directors. Js-
rome Glickman. Abraham &. Fink and
Louis Liprkin.
Hudson Heights improvement Company.
Hastings-on-Hudson; capital. $4,000 d..
~roctors, Hiram =. Frear. Edwin q. voll-
mer and Wallace " Shirley.
Pompey Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital. $500: directors. David Davis. Eu.
gene U~ntermeyer and Simon Gross.
The sun., 1916-11-25
SATIsYIED MoRr0A0ES.
with name and address of lenders 81
torneYl

torney.)
PARK row. .iss-l7o-w Dudley Feuike.
Hoffman. is. Bway; atty. Title Quar-
rS sss:s g a +: SsVTss q, T.; iii Il q ' f.;
King. rs r ssh 81 and sno; ",ty ~
" k.,sis. e Lawyers ~ ! M isS,.s &c. GO. 8 s. e.:
9TH ST, n :. sis.s.: 'id Az. 10 $500: same same
Properly Yam mtg Ds .sScHSJ;.. mss Z Brs sd%.
F Flsnisnd Fsils; 1r.ns: v Go; 4 60
TSonp'on. Jr. Ns~bufsh. NY
81, fS' 81, s.. 100 " .,n .v..a.o j nix. ' %
stone :.. .: :: ... J: i 4 I ) o'Sorm. ~. 8
,, srh" 81. ,cs:.ii 'E-ja:ia: l. and NJ III
%sS.S.sn. = ga st; atty. rho: Z
7sra sn!'n I. ~ soe . coi :~v"M.d.i:ins y
comstock. Brookiins, Mass: atty. Law
ISL, Ess 81 Mort 3 : f III . i a,S:r: s,. ..;;;;i;;i h: a.
dsrd 4 Mari. i?S $4,000
mann TO Rosa H.cimann; sttys. joyce
,oHN N'H IT, -. .i nxsy Mar. .s''' 7
Winthrop. decd; attys. sullivan &C. Z:
l2trH ST, 80. 100 . i,h .v.w::,.y TSoru.
pool and B Aymar sands. eIrs and trus-
tees; atty. l. 0osbel. Park
AMsTERpAM Az. n cor s,., :t.jo. and
Daniel K De Beix.don: atty. Frederic
I'd ~. t 20. so;,i n s ga .,IJno Mueller ;SeG
ano to Mamie q Moffat and Jas McBrier,
.xrs; sttys. salisr 4 !. 100 Nassau
7sTH ST. isi w.Xnni: L il d:y::r , 10 jSS
Garrison; sttys. Asishan 4 y: e
,sTH ST. a.1.,.i w.soicmcn p.nneD,
berg. 90! Z soth Ct; TO Laura A cregan.
'' T. ri 81; d az WE ! s.. l.; e;;.:I. ,,S:; s:
ssTH ST. ss7-iss w-sams to ssm..iis.Soo
soTH ct ssisStw % sv.sLIn. Mint. to
]: " . ss,%'s G.l Loan n H. 60 !. Il E. wi''i.%
;ssTEH i. IL 4-ssn:,; 10 ::m:;:::..sss.SSSS$:
d:eli 70 R:inS.rd s%i.dsns"aqs, , pu.. July y
{ ISIS; :s'y', Turner. Nice 4 3 -
l,sTH : .. i,s.i SIN 5000 :
Ghr!.'msn' s.trx' atty. Lawyers Title 4
BorLEvARp. . . cor iO5,h ;t-Anna +
4GSwegy; ATTY. : s Terry. IS Bwsy!ic;o 900
Martin to Ea~ d Farrell, iSi e is.sh
SAME pRoP.rr.d.rick ana Fr.d.ricHs
Foersterling to Maria A Foersteriing,
satisfied OF record without production Of
ORIGINAL mtg by order supreme Court.
Nov ~. 1915. Justice r A Philbin: atty,
for pits. Gillespie q o'connor. 2o.?t
LEXiSGToN a i. :io: i;sih STU
Michael. and Rachel McGrath to the
Equitable Life Assur Society of the l.
st'y'. Alexander 4 Green. i:o
Iosp ST. i2s E--Jo..phins rho.s.n to
Israel schui,s, :os W iisth ct; atty.
SAME PRoP-Same to same. admr. $500
SAME PROP-Mori,z l. and Nellie Ems,
ct al to Lille Mayer: atty. Title Guar
4 Co. iIe Bway. SIS 500
PARK ~ ioSs-wm \ sherman 10 The
dress. 60 Cedar at.
PARK Az. iots-snms to 10000
PARK Av. ioSi-same TO same: $4,000
Mailer to Max Hirsch: attys. Lachman
& Goldsmith. IS Nassau st.. ......3s 200
The sun., 1916-11-25
RECORDED LEASES.


''E E.-! g ~: 49, ", ,: :.!as. IT Tx tx :. to
Hem Hs1,'i Dc. a,I Z q W ii.ta :si,E:
,,TSS 81. a v. .ii1o.n:yii:y;;:. xil.m:'
ssSmtSrd,, Conn: e clars I oiS'.n. sss
Albert Adams, ,ii e Sin $1,000
Kes::.i 70 Benz w.rs:msn.. Inc, ~ Asr:
assss ! y: I:s At $500: - Atty, y'' Pn R;s
''G e {, st. f ;s.,,s X X iHi' aas.: sHa.s S:.', (
Nv Nssh i. i,i e. Ri! G:as;m'Ei.Gi; v HILL Huss.. yF' ~, !'H "
oeTH ST aiio w. hotel. 40. .iiGTh. issh' 81
R& GO to carnegle Apartments Inc,
90, y. t 1919: St; atty. ~ d ys; 4 I k K Sss: 'r 81
REXpE sT. il. n " cor Elm 81. ana S~
J%Slis's; G Block: sxtr1 to- ny No,hsl.
Il. 1915: atty. J 8 Cunningham. Hail o.
II Nv, 80. ali-.nii.n Earl to si.Gund
4 1915; atty. A Meysrhon. IL bible
7T H0G 81, s,;..si W. ioo.ioo.i. aii-HaSrV,Ov
sl,r.' snm q; 4 ri so i,S% s 81 M !; ,siI;
s. taxes; &C; and 5000 to.::'. $4,000
-oD o. q W u - oo iI0ul ~ eQul us
tsnt bet 9th and 10th avs. the land.
li7.exi<x irrss-Lsura NJ Morse to Ju-
Illus r ana Frances J Miller. 43 w :sd
et. - yrs from May /, 1919; attys.
Jas N Wells Sons. l9i 9TH ~, 5000
Br0nx.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCoURsE,
n W cor issth st. cor store. Ac-Creston
Realty Corpn to Alox wells. ssS u i55th
At. 10 yrs from Jan /. 1917; atty. q Frey,
OGDEN AV, W =, ii? > i66,h 81, tssxiso IN
summit av, all Highbridge Bldg Co to
Emmanuel strauss. l65 W l65th ct, 10
yrs from May !, 1915: atty. Emmanuel
Strauss, isb W ls5th st, Sc, 400 TO 81, 200
I'D Az, 1857. . sty bidg-BsnJ Nors lind
& trus) ct al to Raymond y Best. 523 W
ll3th st, ct al, 3 yrs from Nov I, 1916
,option 8 yrs renewal at 5000 per an
numb sttys. Bsrnheimer 4 s, lasth st 4
,,A Ams's sT aV,ho;'i,Sn,soo to :. sSo
50x75, all-Pau 0uandt, Inc, to Herman
Nachenson, AT st AIMS nv. { yrs from
Dec J. 1915. atty. Herman Nachernson,
t27 81 AIMS 81, 200
The sun., 1916-11-25
MovIEs'GET PICNIC GROVE.

tion. manufacturers Of motion pictures
have leased for . term Of years. with the
option Of purchase. Donnelly's Grove and
Pavillions. comprising fourteen acres OF
grounds on the water front At Collegs
Point. l.. !. This property has long been
used az a picnic grounds. The building
to DO used as the studio proper has q
working floor space of 10000 square feet
and will be one Of the largest buildinSs
devoted exclusively to the making Of mo
ton pictures In this vicinity. The lsas<
will not interfere with the clam 6akss
booked for Donnelly's orovs next sum.
mer. Edward Hessels Of Baystds and
ThomaA J. Smith Of College Point ne.
gotiated tbs lease.
The sun., 1916-11-25
Power Of . Single state.

He declared that II ten States and the
Interstate Commerce Commission de-
cided on q certain standard OF service
on a line OF oad running through eleven
States, a single State could, by refusing
It's sanction, prevent that standard being
adopted. unless the ten States were will.
ing to assume the burden Of the one.
'Shall the ten States and the Inter
state Commerce Commission surrender
to the ons Slater II 30. one state rag
uiatee the interstate OF the ten
others"
Mr.. Thorn iikened the present situa-
ton to the Internal war between h col.
onies In the beginning Of the republic In
which export taxes n other burdens
were resorted to by States like New
York and Rhode Island to build up their
own at the expense OF sister
States. He said the Federal power Il
regulate interstate commerce. conferred
by the Constitution. wac born out OF
these unbearable conditions.
Mr.. Thorn, himself a V~irginian. ad.
dressed the Southern statesmen, who are
stickiers for State rights. n made ar
interesting argument. Hc declared the
states surrendered some rights In the
making OF the Constitution. but "ac'
aIired other and moro valuable rights
Among these the right to . uniform sys'
tenn OF commerce-the right to havc III
commercial policy shaped not by III
n~elghbors but along the broad general
lines Of an Intelligent and comprehensive
public policy. grounded In the common
welfare.
S that ! am not asking here" N
said. "for the d~isregarding Of a State
right, but am asking for the enforcement
Of = State right"
The sun., 1916-11-25
Eliza W McMann =, a, foreclosure o;


mte): atty, NJ A Hulett,
s<TH ST, 2Ta w-Amelia 6 del Pine aEt
Andrew Phillips ct al tamended foreclos-
ure OF mtg) atty. II swain.
CENTRAL PARK w. Az 4 tts--Louis III
Apirian ct al agt Blosben Corp taction 10
enforce mechanics lien): atty. I Wltkind.
SD ST, 4 w-Louis u Apirian ct al ,aEt
irving Arms Real Esate Corp action to
enforce mechanics lem: atty, l Witkind.
10TH ST $50 w-Na'han IL strauss agt
irving Arms Real Estate Corp faction TO
enforce mechanics Hem. atty. Wltkind.
Bronx.
LINTON Av. . $ is5 n issd ,t-GeorgoE
Sealy Co. Inc. art Annie Alkon ct NJ
faction to foreclose mechanics LEM;
atty. A l. Doris.
WALTON Az Q :. 1876 n ls5th st-Ju1'ue
i Metzger aet william L Biller Il a.
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty. II
swain.
wHITLOCR Az, 100 n Rnrretto st
Harvie j Robertson ngt Nellie + Tully
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; atty. Il
Hymes.
LOT s3s. map village wakeneld-Sidnev
l. ~Josephthal, AZ assignee, agt Fred y
hopkins ct al faction to recover pos
session.: attys. Foster & Cunningham.
from West Farms ~ Hunts Point.
q q at W cor land owned 10y widow
Kelly-Chandl"r Smith. as trustee. ac'
Estate Christian Erdenhrechcr, Inc, ct a.
foreclosure OF mortgage. attys. Reeves
q Todd,
ROCKFlELD ST. II :. 400 n = Marion av
Carl NJ owen. as trustee. art Mary 7
Rcnnard foreclosure Of mortgage:
attys, Freuaun, Robinson x Sloan.
The sun., 1916-11-25
WOULD AID WAR SUFFERERS.
Appeal Made for Thnnks9ivina
Collections In Churches.

Representatives Of several Protestant
denominations yesterday issued an ap-
peal to tho clergy OF the country asking
that u collection he taken at MI Thanks
giving services for the relief OF war
sufferers.
Among the signcrs Of the appeal are
the Rev. W. 4. Manning, tho Rev. John
Henry Jowett. the Rev :. l'arRGs Cad
man, Joseph H., choa,n. T. H. oa,"~-
bridge and J. Horace Harding.
The sun., 1916-11-25
Admits Rsbbing the BIisa.

When Howard Smith Of Springfield.
Mass, admitted TO Magistrate Simms In
tho West Side Court yesterday that he
had stolen q subscription hog OF h b.
II. b. Fund for the Blind from the lobby
Of the Hotel willard. Ssvsnty-second
street, near Columbus avenue. h Magis-
trAts said Smith WAS the msanest thiaf
he had ever seen and held him In $4,000
hail for tsIai. Tho subscription boz con-
famed Si.30; Smith had In his pockets
AS more when he was arrested.s
The sun., 1916-11-25

(Borough OF The Bronx.) .-.-
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOUkSn.
ne cor ifeth ct. fsxies. sx1!nieS-.Con
iSuJ Wall s e. cS =. iS S:m 10 S,'y s's aus, SS.
"a Snow. rs wall .:ses.oeo
SAME PROPERTY-same TO VIM Y Astor.
Rhinebeck. N Y, prior mtg $4,000, Nov
e. due a. per bond; atty, Il. d. Covitsr s
oRASMt 1 souLEvxRD AND coNcoyRsE.
50 rs n 10th st. eoxiosxstiixios;s--
y: demand. ~; atty. + a snSw;; az
SAFE rSoPIRrY-s.m. !: VIM Alto:
Rhinebeck. N Y, prior mtg 4s2.eoe, NOV
g. due AZ per bond; atty. d d Couitsr;
LYMAN PL.. .. Ice : freeman st. runs
ses,1xw ,ex y 7i:!x . si-Ann BID
S iissS 10 70 Nsyr' a. y yss. ;'s ATTY +
r CO. iso Bway. $3.50
itsTH ST. 80, $50 W 81 Anrs AZ. so.ieo-.
Brokerage CO, ass = isSth q. Nov, q.
instails. 81; atty. ! Lsvison. ,ts n isstn
oiiNvii.in Nv. s.'si: Burke .v. ssx
4 Brokerage CO. isS = iSSth q, Nov q.
instaiis. 50 atty. I Levison. aSs = issth
NETHERLAND Av. =. ;ci.i iistS q:
6~oxIoo-chas r Demsrest TO Edeehili
Terraces Co. ~ Cedar 81. Sept 20. . yrs.
So; atty. J J McKsivey. Cedar
wAsHiNGroN Nv, W :. 100 n Inst 81.
2axi45: also Washington av. 9. 1904
III at. so.Ixis7.s:wiiiiam Cutlery 70
due Sept /. 1871. 81; atty. Louis a
Steyn. 45sS Park
The sun., 1916-11-25
DIVORCES NEW YORK DOCTOR.
Mrs. X. X. MacAlpine Gets DeeYee
in jersey City.

Mrs. Rosa MaoAlp!ne OF Teaneck. N. J..
obtained an absolute divorce yesterday
in Jersey City from Or. Kenneth Keith
MacAlpine. $50 West Elghty-second
street. New York, 10 whom she was mar
ried In 1904.
Desertion was charged by Mrs. Mnc-
Alpine. who II q daughter OF John Hay
ward. treasurer OF the Hayward Machine
Company. 80 Church street. Or. Mac
Alpine. who Is n member OF the faculty
Of the Post Graduate Medical School, was
present. out did not contest tho suit. He
commended for the right 10 see his son.
Judson. born in 1908. and this was
granted. Mrs. MacAlpine asked for no
alimony.
The sun., 1916-11-25
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

j SehgsberG OF al agt Samue II Dsutsch ct
q foreclosure Of mtg): attys. Wolf &
l,s MSn ! + Il, WV Y IAs. In. a rru,, g,
agt Amelia Realty Corp ct al tsmended
foreclosure OF mts); attys. Emmett &
PITT ST. 30 s,-srsnch.n wai,seh ., a,
agt Jacob Finkelatein 81 al foreclosure
Of mtE) atty. A n L~sinsky.
WIIITLOCK Az. W .. 40 n n OF Barretto
st--Harvis j Robertson ast Nellie + Tul.
" ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty. l.
Nywes.
q Montague est rordham Road Corn
etsl foreclosure OF mts,i attys. Foster
Thomson.
s,TH sr. SIS w-rAssdors " Reehw., ar,
The sun., 1916-11-25
ADMIRAL POND RETURNING, Ill.
Sails rom Snnto DominEo-Re-
pubIic's Pensioners In Distress.

SANro DOMINGO. Dominican Republic.
Nov. 24.-Rear Admiral Pond, who re-
Gently WAS relieved Of command OF the
American cruiser squadron IN control
Of the situation IN lIayti and Santo
Domingo on account OF III health. has
sailed for the United States on tho naval
tug %Iroquois. Francisco Poyado. Do
minican Finance Minister. departed on
the same vessel.
Distress II reported among widows.
orphans and invslids whose pensions
have been cut Off on account of tina
suspension OF customs payments by the
Government.
The sun., 1916-11-25
A FOR THE BRoNx.

+. ]. WeIher. architect, hlsd plans
yesterday for the two fve story apart
the F'erncliffe Building Company will
erect at tho southwest corner OF Frank
lin avenue and 166th street. The cost
will be about 800. 600.
A plot 75xs7.7 on tho north side OF
Crotona Park North. 81 feet north of
Prospect avenue. will be improved with
a Ave story apartment house. Plans
were filed yesterday by the Lindo Build
ing Company. Samuel Katx, the archi-
tect, places tho cost at $65. 900.
The sun., 1916-11-25
LARGE downtown LOAN.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has advanced to tho Kennedy Estate
Company a blanket mortgage Of $780,
900 covering 1t3-l<9 Maiden Lane.
northwest corner Of Front street. ex-
tending % Fletcher street. Ss.10x79 8x
irrexular, and ~ 10 ts7 Maiden LAM,
northwest corrsl0 South street, through
to Fletcher. ~llB.Sx1e.7.