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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
LIENS.
Manhattan .. e.


,OO--G Schaile & Son agt ] II G. Build
Ing 90, owner and contractor. .,,,,3i9o
Still Az, idl to 40 Bessie Caroline agt
iSl 9Th Ave 60, Inc. owner, Jacob l.
iiehnrm,n, contractor $500
LEXINGTON Az. 7T-Henry Politzer ct
Al az, Joseph q 4 Sall'o Lcikens. owners
and contractors ..,,.,. ,:,.,..,.,tG5
sHtRMAN Az. = . cor Dyckman at, look
Tobias agt J u - Building
20 owner and contractor. 60. ....,.S52S
o7rU ST, l3s E--Rudolph Opp agt John
Ni,tIn, owner. beniamin Is davenport,
,nutructor ,rcnewah $2il
,o0TII Sr. los and 10 E-RufuS : Tilden
agt Malcolm Il Lawrence, owner and
contractor .,,....,.','.'''.,.' ''23 II
Bronx.
FILLMORE ST, ~Ii%S-MaN. Spitzb"rg agt
unycr, Rerkic. Max aud Nathan Jtnp0l,
owners: Meyer, Beokic aud Nathan Ian-
u,,Mr 81. II $. 2sG.3 9 longfellow aN,
'100xiOo, and Freeman st.. : =. 23ti "
Wcstchcster ay, loOxloO-H yman Peskin,
brother and son, ngt Durhar Realty co.
owner and contractor. ,&l,t75
WEBSTER Az. e \, .2G N lstih 1T. l00y
'a5O standard Plumbing supply Co agt
Webster Ave Realty torpn and Gotham
Engin.rriug 'orpn, owners NJ u Mnlar
Ec,, Inc. contractors ..,...... ,Sla,tIS
nISrDS RI. 1888 l0+3-Morris ,ioldrad
sxt Denwooi Realty 60, owner; Will
tam " and Jennie l. Wooiend. os4t!as.
tors 'vsS-o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
RENT DELAF1ELD HOMES.

The Delaneld Estate has leased at
Fieldston. R,verdale-on-Hudson al Eng
l.sh stucco house on West 2&5th street
Ia Virgil v. McNitt Of Cleveland, OHIO :.
an English beam house TO J. W. Perry
OF this city. and 10 George Houston one
of the houses recently designed by Harry
LindeberC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
FLAT ron HEIGHTS PLANNED.

Tho Namreh Building Company. q.
Herman Olsen president, has filed plans
through the krey mborg Architectural
for the construction ~ Il five
story Hat on the northwest corner OF
Foit Washington avenue and Hist
street. II will have IA frontage of 1904
feet and n depth OF S1.3 feet. and the
cos, has been estimated at $75,0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

Slawson 4 Hobbs haye rented for
Isaac S,eigewaId 3D. West Eighty-sec-
ond street TO Henry Il. Leary.
pease & Gilman have leased for Theo
Rosenwald to Dr. n. c.. Pelton the three
story American basement dwelling At
324 West Eighty-hfth street. between
West End avenue and Riverside Drive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Swell Home With Water Front

Right-. rne. sandy bathing beach dandy
place 10 keep your boats; price s2,SOo,
5000 cash aud SIS a month: Is minutes
out: magnificent bungalow. elegant bath,
open fireplace, everything hard good. all
rooms handsomely finished and decorated;
heater. nnc plot ~ ground hedged In and
laid ont In shrubs. investigate at once for
bargain. r. n, Room COS. 1 West 3&th ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
POLY TAKES DYKER LAND.

nr T.. W. Atkinson president OF
rolvtcchnic Institute. closed title yester-
dav TO twenty-five acres of Dyker
Meadow property acquired for a country
school site. As far as can be learned
row the new school will he ready for oc-
cupancy about a year from the coming
fail. ]. Monroe Hewlett has been APP
pointed architect for the new country
school.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
EAST SIDE HOUSE SOLD.

EIGitiTY-SECOND STREET
Edward ~ Reynolds has sold - East
Etghty.second street. "A 1--WE story
American basement dwelling. on LOT
2ixlO9. ., between Fifth and Madison
avenues. The purchaser Is Il client ~
william Y. May a 60. Mr.. Reynolds
acquired the house last year In an en-
change for the Nallamont Apartments
O., II. Nicholas avenue and 18Th
Girpgf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
NEW REALTY con PORATUONs.

franklin Holding Company. Manhattan;
.anitaL. $500; directors. Samuel Blumen
thai, Henry \. Blumenthal and Manus j,
Rlumenthsl,
East Nineteenth street Realty Company,
Manhattan, capital, $500, directors, fcliN
IoIheL. Herman Werner ani Joseph \"
Hochnub,
Inms Realty corporation, or,~ne;
cspital, $4,000: directors, George raue.
julius winck and Martin Mayer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
WANT BARGAIN?

Then see this seNcn-roum house with
bath, thoroughly remodelled, modern
Plumbing. steam heating plant. oil plot
43Ni25. Only five minutes walk to ma
fishing. boating and bathing; convenient to
schools. churches. trains and stores. Price
only 81 go, on very easy terms Y. T.
CHtt.pS, bi2, " West 3I'h 81. New York.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
lauhattau

AUDUBON Az! n ~ cor l7ad st-..Lawyers
mig CO 70 Webs ALCHEMY 4 Homo ~
LAWYERS Mtg Co. - Liberty st. sl2o 600
siSr sr, :oi W-Theresa Schaefiier 20
a.ty. j S,haefHcr. 1861 Hoo w.. 81
SAME rRprERTN-Sam" 80 Game; AZ,
GsSI% 81. so-Law,er- ri,ie 4 rru,t -,
to \e,ie VI Borne, 40 ptrk aN atf',
LAWYERS Title & r CO. iso B"ay $4,000
.,rH 81. 1884 Lawyera Ti,ie q Trust 60
LAWYERS Title 4 7 20. leo Rway 5000
ooTH ST. : - " Gen,ral f9tk w iW
>chwah. i W goth st. ATTY. pcmerest
Buh. p, 40 Nassau st, given 70 rep.a.S
isT AZ. v :, 3 n is,h at, 2ssloO-Hy :
a,,ys, I@thmen & O.. .: Nassau g. $4,000
rhe'au Es'atc>, In. to ctty. ka.amicn Co
lre 44s5-s a. sy ATTY. NJ J snIiyan,
cxrs and trustees, to Thos - kn'Eh';
Titusy't ., Fla, ct al; attys, Hickman ~
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. o3-sam" TO sam.
,asaThf 81, 500 wsemc TO susie X PM.
i.ps. i.0 ni.ss..l. c?!'c. AMI &rf' 49,,
osp ST, cai w-sam- to same, atty,
ssTH ST. .os w-same to same; atty,
:or Ii" sr. 4; r-riic G;uiaran!ee s Tras,
70 70 tNF'lilf0I y NF'k . '' -
gr.", 'r-'' "a H as,,' I.''' "''''''sid.o 600
.oTH - ~? E-I!'le Gn,rn,t@@ \ I,h,,
atty. Tito Guarantee \ Tr.,' ~, i,n
pt"MWSpXyE SIR. 2aa sam si.'n 20 Ma> I"o
rrkr1u. Iliu Havcme'"r ~ Hk'}n, A.
t,'e; s,:,. Leon Bufk's. 81 r",tno:6
SAB ST. q, wLRo.e Lew+S 90 I"anet,.
was-srman, 2Sl L 6sth -; atty : M VI
Ley, 20 yescy 81 500"
H,che ana Abr D s,hiesinscr, lo5,h
Ride ,Ti, 20, n pe.'rtST s st "'; ~
FFl'frt,f,y & Depas,. CO Of M,ry and, l2o
Rway, atty. \. { Hume. 30 Pine -
s.riti II, " i " Lexington az ?4iiy
ID. * irree p!a. 4 camilla. 80 Benz
Rosenstein, Hotei Ansoni.. ~. . q
Nway. I. part. atiys. Hastings = ~
,ssrIu h yTS goS w V Mtg & Security e.
to Uen-iettA * Halves, 81 lleWe.En rd
Montclair, y J, atty, y Y Title u, g."
~ BH'y'i' 100 " Az D. 27,6x55 8
'Sarah rs Triton and ano "Srs, 10 ElN
" narrow. % Fort Greene. .p., Rkiyn.
and ano, trustees; atty " \, p9W.'nSo i
s+ MEL '"@FH''oT ,saooorG s , ,j {, ,f IS;
rhssITEc6MRE ~, sa5-same. to, ,sms.
atty. same '.'. ..-''' INT o. '0
pti,LN ~, ~ 10 Emily /
Sohn ~ central Iark w.. 8
,H m,"'I. 'o2t-S1me to samo...s
TitOOK ~, n " cor l6sth 81, ~ NO.,
Sn,g 70 =" S' Az. e T.. So : Jennings =
Il, lx1g r. sam. I. son" ',LoSs,
N,.,s,r. 1850 Jackson hN. u'ih, II receives
M'IIN""u ,,,,y .'. .'.... .... .i3.Oo
VI Ill.,, Van Cuurtiauit AZ
>''4SsNr "a iO-M,llrr, - Carey. ,Nr. &
Ary,.lt p X. ,rr. Rilr"0e,i, conn atty
E.n,. 81. Ia, Nas.lI 81 ........ $500
,TsrGTN< AZ W p. ii4s n l'rth -, to
u, -~rnHIphlt Tr 60 70 y Y l.''' In
60. las Ewnv ....... SO
SAME fRGftltlf W. ., ~, ~
rk IS: atty. y \ Titln las 80. y
p-nadwAy ........... ,....,,.. S.h"1
nrH 81. : g. $50 o. White Plains ~, -
rus. atty, SAINT Kcoior. l32 Ntssa
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
public offerings Yesterday In Man
lat "a VESEy SrREEr.
py Jo.eph y Nav

lat "A vEsEy STREET.
by Joseph p. Day.
an Az. 1903. = $, sos Q lO5th At, 2a3xT4.
sty int with strs-H W Van Wagencn
and ano agt Eugenis Gordon ct al; due,
slo. Gsd.6 %. taxes. Ac, s402 %; to the
plaintin :..''.' 'ot'.. s',e"'
s,y int and strs--Sarn M Hgt same; due,
slo, ga II; taxes, ~, H1?s5; 10 the
plaiutin Sl0,o"o
lat 32Os THIRD AVENUE.1
by iienry Brady.
LONGWOOD Av. a35. n =, ~ . Daw. ION At.
.syIO6. 5 sty hat-Maiden Lane S,v.ngs
Ins, agt J A Frame ct al; due, $30,95l 30;
taxes, sc, sc78I,07 .".......W Withdrawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
LONG ISLAND real. ESTATE ron SALE.
EO r AL e

one Island In Long Island sound a. fol,
lows: Three acres more or less covered
with. trees Of pine, cedar. elm and bass
wood. a few rose bushes. connected by
phone. good fishing. good bathing. hen
hourc. two summer houses. one SIX room
cottage aud one stOrehouse. Trolley runs
to rhorc "A quarter Of n mile from island.
There II plenty Of room for three cot
tages on this island and grounds for three
families. y II. EVANS, NJ. ID, las Whit
field st, Gullford. Conn.
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Bealti tul new house. artistic outside ana q
model Of perfect on IN its interior; six large
rooms, tiled bath. front and rear po.rches'
plot ooSl9o; large trees, park approa"hs hhe
street. 2 minutes TO station: Conmutatlon
sSF per month; rrice. 10 sell quick, $500
Phone any morning before 10 A. NJ. evenings
after T. NJ, Mrs. J.. NJ. Calltson, IA Morn
ingslic Drive. Tel. Morninxside 80.
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sAtI>tIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Nauhnttnn

ST $40 to 55l VA Pardi Tile 90
art Fred l. Martin ct al, Jan 20, 1915
aTu AV, n . cor 9ath 1T VIM j Dempsey
art Mount sinai Hospital "t al, May -
1916 thy mona ,tr.,,'.. 's's., NN,'l' ~
EIDRIDGE ST, l72-.Srm Ihkser agt Fan.
Mo Is Hecker ct III. Apr .. 1916 80 $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
FOR THE SUMMER
NEW HAMPSHIRE,

WHITE MOI >TAI>s. ". w.. on Stat.
Road For rent, handsomely furnished cnr'
'ag". IL rooms, = baths, J frepiaces, steam
heat, plano, ghrsx", mo views; shade
trees; enclosed slcering porch. Applv
GRAY GNRIES. Jefferson. Il ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
NEW EAST SIDE APARTMENT.
Eight story Uouse Planned for
IUth ~. Near IcAiugton Avenue.

w. r.. Chambers. architect. has filed
plans for the construction OF an eight
story apartment house on the north side
of SiNty-sixth street. near Lexington
avenue. This building will occupy d
plot s0xS5.3. $50 feet east of the avenue.
aud will cost $IS5.OOO. The owner liz
l29 East S~lxty-sixth Street. Inc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Army and Navy ORDER.

WASHINGTON, June --This army
order WITS issued to-day:
can't Wi)itm p kits, Infantry q "
g.. ~ assigned TO the Thirtluth Infant,
to take effect June ~. 1916.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
RyDGEwOoD HOME SECTION.

James NJ. Craig has sold to William
l. Plat for development about eight
acres In R!dgewood. n. j., on North Oak
ard Walnut streets and Linwood ave-
nue..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
LOANS.

!4o0, 600 for good Manhattan mort
= 7 r-C"-. tso conservative fund "a
loan on suburban residences. estates and
farms, also construction loans. II'EOSs
COMPANY, '.t ~u(roldway
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HANDSOME HOME

For rent TO acceptable party at q bar
gain now house Of 10 large rooms. = mas.
sleeping porches. rorner plot, garden. lawn.
garage; rent 800. with option to buy:
good transportation 80 minutes ou'. IA
dress OWNER. \. o.. BoN 50. Leonia. new
Jersey,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Court or Appeal. Calendar.

hlH\NN, y, Y. June ;--'ourt OF Ap,
rcals calendar for morrow; Nos IL.
IS 81, SO, - and "
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ARRIVED FROM NEW york

sc San Guglielmo. At Genoa
- Roma, AT Marseilles
- Iepanto at Hull
- Queen M1rgare,. ~ Li%,erpoul
- Denl- ~ Liverpool
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FULLY IMPROVED L O

!. acre in restricted locality. sewer, water,
gas and electricity; 30 minutes from CITY.
privilege OF private bathing bosch; bargain
for cash. Il SHORE box l%s sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

Sc Baltic, from Liverpool
- Noordam from Rotterdam
80 Miuas bcraes, from Sautos
So Brazos. from San Juan
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REAL EsTATE-OUT or TOWN.

rHE ONLY SAFE way for a prudent
man to buy q country home fully cN-
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
90 Wes' 3-i -. Phone Mad. 50 $3.50.
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AHOME near the water. Must sell

at once my pretty bungalow overlooking
Jamaica Bay. ~ minutes from city via
l.. |. r. r. SroonS and bath, hot water.
lights, excellent location. Price.
$500. will make terms TO suit you, rs
business reasons compel me to sell.
OWNER. box lo7 sun Office.
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with name and address OF lendor anu
attorney. n attorneys name ~ ofnlttcu
address party OF first part.J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

Highes. temperature. So. At 1901 a.
Lowest temperature. 5A'. nj 3 y. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United states Coast and Geodetic Survey
standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
NJ PM AM
Sun rises = "a Sun sets. z rs Moon setsi 100
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
.- I'M AMI AM
sandyHf ~ ;osiGov. TN.i2!1sI Hell osts..a:2o
Low WATER THIS DAY.
,..u AM AM AM
SandyHk. % - Gov. Isl. Z 20 He'll Gate.. q on
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03

Avenue and Brayton Street with
eight inch vitrified sewer pipe,
thence East in the center of Bray
ton Street approximately three hun
bred feet with eight inch vitrif1ed
sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of Market Street and
the alley lying East and West along
the South side of Lot 8 of Lot of
Block 4, of the 4th Addition to the
Town of Audubon, Iowa, thence East
In the center of said alley to the
center of the intersection of said
alley and Washington Street with
eight inch vitrified sewer pipe, thence
Street approximately four hundred
and twenty five feet with eight inch
vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of
the intersection Of Freeman Avenue
and Washington Street thence East
In the center of Freeman Avenue ap-
proximately five hundred and two feet
with eight inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of East Division Street
and the Street South of Davis Street,
thence North in the center of East
Division Street, approximately five
hundred and seventy nine feet with
eight inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of East Division Street
and Davis Street thence East in the
center of Davis Street approximately
six hundred and twenty FIVE feet
with eight inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of East Division Street
and the Street South of Davis Street
thence East in the center of said
Street South of Davis Street approx
imately six hundred and sixty feet
with eight inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of Market Street and the
alley extending through Blocks 2
and z of the Original Town of Aud
ubon, Iowa, from Tracy Street to
Market Street thence Northeasterly
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03

Harley McCord Is here from Anita
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. John
Hill and son Bert, land with friends
in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Terhune who
have been spending the past two
weeks in Winterset, returned home
last Thursday.
Bill May has purchased the building
where the post office is now located
so there will be no change in She
office.
Miss Leila Kline was quite sick
Friday and Saturday with the grippe,
but was able to be in the school room
Monday.
Rev. Jesse Getty and daughter,
Grace, departed Monday for Illinois
for three weeks visit with their rela-
tives.
Grant Lancelot of Des .Moines was
in Extra last Thursday visiting his
parents, Editor Lancelot and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Hensley are
at Iowa Falls this week visiting reia-
tives at the Jim Sauter home.
Peter GUIDE is victim of the grip
this week and not able TO be at his
post of duty.
Arthur Van Aernam went TO Him
OILS Monday on business
Mrs. VIM. Varuey has been quite
sick again with the grippe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03

In the center of said alley to the CEN
ter OF the intersection of Tracy Street
and South Park Place with eight inch
vitrified sewer pipe, thence North
easterly in the center of South Park
Place approximately three hundred
and twelve feet with eight inch Wit
rified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of Market Street and
the alley extending through Blocks
3 and of the Original Town of
Audubon, Iowa, from Market Street
to Tracy Street, thence Northeasterly
in the center of said alley to the cen
ter of the intersection of said alley
and Washington Street with eight
inch vitrified sewer pipe, thence
Northeasterly in the center of said
alley to the center of the intersec-
ton of said alley and Tracy Street
with ten inch vitrified sewer pipe,
thence Northeasterly in North Park
Place approximately three hundred
and twenty five feet with eight inch
vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of North Street and
washington Street thence South
easterly approximately seven hundred
and five feet with eight inch vitri-
fed sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of North Street and
Tracy Street thence Southeasterly in
the center of Tracy Street approx
imately seven hundred and five feet
with eight inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of North Street and Le-
roy Street thence Southeasterly in
the center of Leroy Street approx
imately eight hundred and seventy
five feet with eight inch vitrifiea
sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of Davenport Street and
Church Street thence Southeasterly
In the center of Church Street ap-
proximately four hundred and ninety
five feet with eight inch vitrifie1
sewer pipe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03

Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of Davenport Street and
Scott Street thence Southeasterly in
the center of Scott Street approx
imately four hundred and fifty five
feet with eight inch vitrified sewer
pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of North Division Street
and East Division Street thence
South in the center of East Division
Street approximately five hundred
and thirty one feet of eight inch Wit
rified sewer pipe, against Improperly
abutting on the streets, avenues and
alleys upon which said improvement
was built, and against all adjacent
property within IT'S feet of the near
est line of any street, alley or avenue
upon which sewers were constructed.
The said plat and schedule show
ing the separate lots, pieces and par
cells of ground proposed to be assess
ed for the cost Of said Improvement,
the names of the owners thereof SO
far as known, and the amount to be
assessed against each lot, piece or
parcel OF ground and that
said plat and schedule are
now on file in the Office of the Town
Clerk of the Town of Audubon, Iowa,
and that within twenty days after the
first publication of this notice, all OBJ
jections to such assessment, or to
prior proceedings on account of err
rors, irregularities or inequalities,
must be made in writing and filed
with the Clerk in order that said err
rors, IL any, may be corrected. Any
objections not so made will be deem
ed waived, and assessments will be
made in accordance with such plat
and schedule by the Town Coun-
Gil as provided by law.
Date of first publication, January
27th, 1915.
Time for objections expires Febru-
airy 10th, 1915.
w. ]. LAUBENDER,
Town Clerk of the Town of Audubon,
Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03

Second Avenue with ten inch vitri
fled sewer pipe, thence East in the
center of South Street approximately
three hundred and sixty feet with
eight inch vitrified sewer pipe, thence
East in the center of South Street to
the center of the intersection OF
South Street and Third Avenue with
ten inch vitrified sewer pipe, thence
North in the center Of Third Avenue
to the center of the intersection OF
Third Avenue and Chicago Street
with eight inch yitrifled sewer pipe
thence North in the center of Third
Avenue approximately four hundred
feet with eight inch vitrifed sewer
pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of Chicago Street and
Third Avenue thence West In the
center of Chicago Street approximate
ly one hundred and sixty feet with
eight inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center OF
the intersection of South Street and
Second Avenue thence North In the
center of Second Avenue to the CEN
ter of the intersection of Second Av.
enue and Chicago Street with eight
inch yitrifled sewer pipe, thence
North in the center of Second Av-
enue approximately three hundred
and sixty two feet with eight inch
vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of Second Avenue and
Chicago Street thence East in the
center of Chicago Street approx
imately three hundred and twenty five
feet with eight inch vitrified sewer
pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
Intersection of Second Avenue and
South Street thence South In the
center of Second Avenue approx
imately five hundred feet with eight
inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Also beginning at the center of the
intersection of South Division Street
and Second Avenue thence North in
the center of Second Avenue to the
center of the intersection of Second
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-11
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Kansas City, Mo.-"Booze and
women did it, cried Ralph ]. Smiley,
chauffeur, after admitting driving a
speeding car through party of boys
and girls returning from party early
Sunday morning. 2 killed, 7 injured.
Neutrality-suspicious. court dis
missed cases of U. S. against great
transatlantic steamship pool for
violation of Sherman antitrust law.
European war has automatically
broken up pool j...,
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ton to the fact that Democratic rep.
resentatives report rank and file of
party from central states is opposed
to program, floor leaders in both
branches are not actively support
ing it. Ntchin in the house is open
ly opposed, and being chairman of
the ways and means committee is in
position to further delay it.
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FORD REINSTATEMENT HOUSED
IN DUTCH SANITARIUM

The Hague, Jan. 11.-Because the
hotels are full, so newspaper CORE
spondents, accompanying Ford peace
party have been quartered in Dutch
sanitarium.
No guest of the sanitarium is per-
mitted to use tobacco or liquor in
any form. No meat is allowed to
contaminate the bill of fare, which
consists largely of nuts, ground fig
ures and queer vegetables. Guards
of impressive appearance threaten to
GUST any correspondent who fails to
obey regulations.
Nine. SchWimmer arranged for
quartering of correspondents and a
press caucus voted that she sent the
newspaper men to tobaccoless re-
treat out of revenge. She has been
very angry because correspondents
cabled- home accounts of various
rows among peace delegates.
Peace meetings began here today,
but for some reason they are under
auspices of Royal Geological and Bo-
tanical society instead of being ar
ranged by Dutch peace societies.
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Will SON TO ASK COUNTRY FOR
SUPPORT ON PREPAREDNESS

Washington, Jan. H. President
Wilson, taking personal charge of
the battle for preparedness, will ap-
peal to the country soon to lend its
moral support to his fight. Unsatis-
factory reports from administration
supporters in congress on the stu
alton has led president to determine
on personal action.
His first address to people prob
ably will be Jan. 81, either at ban
ouet of Merchants & Manufacturers
assn at Baltimore or before Railroad
Business Mems assn at New York.
Whichever of these invitations he ac-
cepts preparedness will be subject of
his address.
Administration faces embarrass-
ing situation in congress. In addi-
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American clergyman, a Seventh
Day Adventist of Washington, D. c.,
who lost his life when the Persia was
torpedoed in the Mediterranean.