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The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-20
MALTA ITEMS

oClODcI 1CCIt, tDAo.
Congressman Ellsworth will address
the republican voters here tomorrow
night.
L. S. Champine returned from Glas-
Cow Monday morning having COM
pleted a business deal there.
Quite an interesting concert has
been arranged by the United Brethren
church for Friday night of this week.
Lee Fegal, w. D. Miller, Mrs. Mary
Boehnert Of Saco and others, came up
from that place to Malta Monday
morning.
C. O. Tegnell has improved from
his sudden attack of illness of last
week and was able to attend to his
duties as court stenographer yester-
day.
John Survant will add his plat of
land southeast of town to the city of
Malta this week, consisting of three
| blocks.
Mrs. Margaret Halverson and
daughter Mary, came up from Glas-
gov Sunday, to spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Whitney and
family.
The Woodrow Wilson ladies' club
had their first public meeting at the
The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-20

near Nashua last Thursday. He was
buried in the Nashua cemetery on
Saturday. He leaves an aged wife,
several children and grand children
to mourn his loss. The family have
our heartfelt sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Martin and son,
Leonard, left Thursday evening for
their home at Baxter, Iowa, but on
their way, they expect to visit rela-
tives in Minneapolis and other points
in Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
were very pleasant people and made
some warm friends during their So
journ here.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-20

town hall last night, addressed by O..
Shenefelt It is their intention to
have several public meetings before
election.
Among those who attended "The
Birth Of A Nation" at Glasgow, Fri
day and Saturday nights, were Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Koke, Mabel NJ. Peck,
M. J. Dabney and l.. P. Sanregret.
All enjoyed the picture very much.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-20

Last night the Lyric theatre was
opened to the public with the picture
"The Great Divide and the house was
packed full. Music was furnished by
Miss Mabel Heath with selection on
the harp and vocal music by Ellis
Blumenthal and Mrs. Ray Robins. This
new show house will be popular
place during the coming winter
The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-20
FeRurQl
Roundup
Items Sent in BY The COurier's
Special Corps Of NeDs G0fherers
HOPE VALLEY NEWS

Martin Sevebo is making black
streaks all over Joe STEMS farm.
Mrs. l.. g. Kirke has sold her sheep
this week and is now busy counting
them.
Max Kruger is moving his rig from
the Glentana bench and will thresh in
the valley.
Ilsgaard's rig is threshing at Mrs.
Bridgeman. He was laid up for
short time.
1t is rumored that a social dance
will be given in the Kirk school in
the near future.
Bill Komminsky and Art Crandall
are expecting Max Kruger to dc their
thresh ng this week.
Arnold Bros rig is threshing for
Hjelmer johnson. Mr.. johnson ex-
poets some good flax
Carl Nelson and Ben Solberg are
wearing great big smile. They got
their threshing done early.
Harry Mikkelson is putting new
coat of siding on his house. Harry
is getting to have some house.
Fischers rig has been showed in at
looks since last Wednesday. They
expect to finish that job in few
Gays.
Roland Arnold is hauling flax to
Scobey for Oscar Hartman and brings
gasoline back for fall blowing and
threshing.
Arnold and Mr. Henderson finished
the interior of the Kirk school last
week and the school room looks great
ly improved.
Gene Archibald gave another one Of
his popular dances in his new barn on
his farm at Richland. A very good
time is reported.
Ed Arnold and Nose Hart just re-
turned from three days hunt. We
have not heard Of any invitations out
to dine since their return.
Crandall, Fredericks and Komminski
have just purchased team Of mares
from Fishbeck & Jarvis. Carl Colts
made the deal for the Pioneer Bank.
Art Arnold has material on his
homestead for a fine 14x20 house. We
notice sash weights on the lumber pile.
Isn't her muscle fully developed, Art
Mrs. Glib Henderson is slowly re-
covering from the effects of the op-
Grafton she underwent at the Mayo
hospital at Rochester,, couple ol
months ago.
Emil Disset has been building 3
granary for his father-in-law, Mr.
Stadig across the line. Emil is {
good carpenter and does good work
Mrs. L. Sandwich was exercising he1
new Ford, by making trip to visit
the Kirk school, Miss A. Zook, Mrs
John Zook and Miss A. Fischer tool
a chance with her. She makes ar
ideal chauffeur.
Oscar Hortman and Guy Tolden are
making trip to Scobey with loads
ftheir 14-bushel to the acre flax
Oscar says that beats Wisconsin pap
er mill work.
Grandma Arnold is having nev
house built on her homestead whicl
she recently proved up. A. c. Arnol'
is the "wood butcher" It will b.
some job when completed.
Harry Mikkelson's rig is thresh
The Glasgow courier., 1916-10-20

Mrs. r. w. Garland is entertaining
the Episcopal Guild today and the
Guild will probably serve the election
day dinner, as is their usual custom
every two years.
w. McGarry returned to Malta
Monday, after about six weeks absence
in Sheridan county on business, and
we understand that he made arrange
ments to close up his business here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-09
BEACHWOOD PROPERTY
OWNERS ORGANIZE
Former Newspaper Man Heads
Resorts Association.

Beachwood, whose colony of $50
bungalows cluster where there was
only pine forest two years ago, now
has well organized property owners
association. This project was success
fully begun last Saturday night at a
public meeting in the Beachwood club
house.
These officers were elected: Presi-
dent, William Mill Butler; first vice
president, NJ. l.. Stimson; second vice
president. James Beggs; secretary. B.
A. Levett; treasurer, William II. Tai
mage. Mr.. Butler has spent many
years in daily journalism and was at
one time city editor of "The Rochester
Democrat" He is also engaged in the
automobile business. Mr.. Stimson is
retired missionary who spent many
years in the Far East Mr.. Beggs has
had prominent part in the develop
ment of Coney Island Mr. Levett is
New York lawyer, and Mr.. Talmage
New York business man.
A committee of five reported that 1t
had had very satisfactory conference
with the promotion department Of The
Tribune. which assured them it was
the intention of the newspaper eventu-
ally TO turn over to the property
owners the control of the clubhouse,
the yacht club and all other public i'm
provements.
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be capitalized at not less than $250,0O0
each. also may issue farm loan bonds,
exempt from taxation and based on
first mortgage securities, 20 the extent
of fifteen times their capital stock.
These banks are subject to the same
provision of the law as loan associa-
tons in respect TO interest rates,
amortization. etc.
In the beginning the Federal land
banks will be governed by directors ap-
pointed by the Farm Loan Board, but
after subscriptions from loan associa-
tons to any Federal land banks capital
stock reach 100000 an elective system
will become effective. with three dI-
rectors chosen by the board and six by
the loan associations. The board VIII
approve compensation paid directors
and officers of these banks. The loan
associations will be directed by unpaid
officers, except secretary and treasur-
err. or ecretary-treasurer.
Banks and loan associations Will he
subject TO the customary examination
by persons appointed by the Farm Land
Board. and the law provides penalties
for infringements of its provisions or
counterfeiting of farm loan bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions

NORMA PHILLIPS. $40 East IOth ST.. motion
picture actress has fled petition, win hao.h-
ties Of 1925 and no assets There are t"eny
three creditors. among whom arc Maison Maurice
S5g2: Hickson & Co. S40l; Henrietta T. Ward
s2l5: Tsppe x Co. Inc $50. Bonwit. Teller a
O. SlSS. FcinbcrS Fur Co. $50. Alfred \. kohn
So. Acker. MerraN Condit. $40. M2Iy liza
bcths Candy shop. $40 aad Hep9eT Hair E t97
10 three doctors and Si5 for telephone.
NASSONER * TEPFER Petition Med AGAINST
William MaSsOver. Sol Tcpfer and Harry 1eWer'
composing the firm Of Ma,s0yer q TeIier, manu-
fsrfxreTs Of pants at 50 Great Jones ST., by these
creditors: Louis Tennenblatt, 1915; Max g. Colin
sos and Joseph MargOshes $3.50 Judge Mayer ap-
pointed Taylor More receiver Of the assets which
are eRRIs ISRAEL Of q Manhattan st.. formerly
dealer in hardware and house furnishing gOous.
has filed petition. with liabilities OF S.SH and
CHARLES HETZER. formerly q partner in tho
T. & n Wine and Liquor Co. 4l9s broadway;
has filed petition with liabilities u h.515 ana
Petition Dismissed.
STONE BROS DRESS AND WAIST CO.-Iudge
Mayer has dismissed the petition MED July II
against stone Bros Dress and Waist Co.. ITO west
i7th St on settlement with creditor. al 20 cents
on the dollar cash Liabilities we're $1,000
Bankruptcy Schedules.
JOSEPH WEINTRAUB restaurant. At lol Cham.
hers St. has hed schedules showing liabilities on
SOS 3lO and assets Of t2lST4. consisting % cash In
hank 81 and unliQudated claims. S2l $40. Among
81 go and Jacob Lew & Bro. Inc, t2.l7S.
RAE & HATFIELD! nc. wholesale dealers IN
fruit and poultry 3l7 Washington St.. have MED
schedules showing liabilities OF NO.4I2 ana assets
Col 81 500: land at Hudson y. Y. ~ 600; ac-
counts S. SIS fixtures. $500. and cash In bank,
Sis.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers a p. m. aug. 9)-Bicyele serst. T. +
Temporary Asslgnments-sersts. Henry Brusck
2qth and James Burke 2sjth To Traf. and Mar
Div as chaureuH. p. IN, Aus. o. to J. p H.
Ptlmn. J. +. Finley. 1st and Patrick MeGoyern
Goth 10 lst J. D. duty in raided premises, - dsys
noon, Aug 3: C. G. Fichtel. l5tn as station hous
attendant. u days. a. m. Aug I. J. p Getie
men. Peter Langan and Philip Suss, operators O.
motor patrol wagon. l72d, 10 9Th. 80 days. Il ,. III
Aug 10. -,
10 Traf. and Mar Div. from commands indi
Gated. as chaurcurs. ?. m: Aus o, 10 = K; ~
SD: II G. Dukeshlre. 1891 Edward Drumm. TX, lisa
Daniel Tndermark. 10Th. Joseph sheppard iesth
George Crowley. l69h. Jacob Burger .,'th W4sh
ington Hegeman. 27gth. James Redmond. 2SlI'
A. Bolster Traf. A; William MurtAgh. Irh. l
j. j. Shechy. Traf. =. ,,.
ASSIGNMENTS Discontinued -Ptmn. 10 Trainini
School from precincts indicated Temporary. ; a
m Aug Q: II. e. Tinker. ed. G. J. Duggan, Zotn
Charles Schroeder. 25d; Adoph Barheid. SON. J. I
Leaves Of Lbaenes without pay)-Ptlmn; D; II
c Ferry. 18Th I days. 1901 a N, Aug 3; J.
Kerr. 18th. ! day. u OF a m. Aug. 9; J. +
Lynch. 2Slst. day; u p N. Aus 8: ID
Waierbury 2Sist days l. .ol a. M Aus >
Resignation Special Ptlmn. joseph Pushsl
Shield No. lac. with Commissioners OF Accounts
IulV 81
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

West Point Military ACADEMY. AUG. q.
Capt CHARLES 5 BLAkhLY. 5th r. a; FRS,
EMERY T SMITH. 5th F. A. inspector-in-
stwctors TO Tobyhanna Penn. and report TO
commanding officer Camp u Instruction. for tenn
poray duty as inspecior-ins'Fuctois OF N'uohai
Fifsi It. WALTER W MERRILL. 4th F: 4. to
Laredo. Tex. for examination Tor transfer 10
Leave Of absence two months granted Capt DUN
Leave q absence one month granted Second Lieut.
HARLAN J.. J. CORDWEIL. lst Inf. New hAmp-
Resignation Of Second Lieut. NJ n. CHAPIN. LIST
Inf. Nsg Mexico \: c. ss ,-.I ,eb ,osrpu
PILOT and MORGAN l.. BRETT. detailed
majors IN Ordnance Dept ,.
Resignation Of Second Lieut. SAM ]: COCK
RELL. ID Inf. Kentucky y. G. accepted
Second Lieut. FREDERICK G. DIIAMAN. from In, Inf
arm I'D lnfJ TO G. A. Second Lieut.. SAM III
J. HEIDNER. from {. \. to Inf arm Lieut.
Provisional Regi.. Coast Art. al Del Rio. Tel.
for assignment. Lieut. HElDNER Will Iepor. to
commanding officer 90 Battalion. 2lsi Inf
CaleHico. Cal. for assignment.
Leave Of absence for u days from Aug 10 granted
Lieut., Col HENRY JERvEY Corp Of Engineers.
Capt CHARLES h. GATEWOOD. Ordnance Dept a..
detailed major in Ordnance Dept
Leave o. absence for 20 days. effective upon relief
from present duties. granted Capt JOHN Ii.
Cap, , EVERT r. WILSON. 27,h Inf. to Camp
Stotcnshurg. Z. l.. fcr examination for transfer to
Re- CITATION Of Capt. WILLIS Z. CHAPMAN. Med.
Corps. Mcl'.an y c.. accepted.
NAVY.
lieut. J. 5 EVANS detached navy yard. New
YORK. 10 works General Electric Co. Scheueci ally
Ensign C. y INGRAHANi. Detached ConynshAm; 10
Naval Hospital. Washington.
Asst surg W j. ROGERS. NJ X. G. detached
marine barracks. Port Royal
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Aug 6-Glscier snd Maryland. at Acapulco: EsseI.
al Detroit.
Aug Cumming at New York yard Jason At
Balboa Missouri Al froyncetoSns OKLAHOMA.
al Newport. sterling a. Norfolk.
Aug S-LcbanOn al Fort Mi1in.
SAILED.
Aug g-Isia de IuI0n. from Chicago for two week.
cruise. hSSc1 from Toledo for Detroit
Aug 7-Arcthusa from Porr Arthur for Newport !.
Cummings from Newport for New York; Dolphin.
from Norfolk FOR Washington Es'eI. from De
troit for Chchoygan Mich Illinois from fhllsdel-
phia for Hampton Roads Jupiter. from Norfolk
Tor SeRaNs Point. Mccall. from New York i~rd
Tor Newport Missouri. from Boston Tor Province
town. san Diego from Ia r4z for Sslina Cruz
Arkansas Aywin Balch. Baltimore. Benham.
birmingham. Cassin. Conyngham cushing. Cy-
clops DrAyton Delaware. Dolphin. Dubuque
Ericsson. flaming. Florida Jarvis. Jenkins, Kan
Sas MacDonOush. McDougal Melville, Michigan
Minnesota Neyada New Hampsh 70. New York.
North Carolina O'Bfisn. ontario. PatApsco.
PatuSent Psulding .PennsylyAni2. Porter. South
Carolina Sonoma Tucker. Teas Utah. Vermont.
NcstAl. Wyoming. Msds~orth. Wainwright. Wins
low and YAakton. from Newport 10 sea
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CROP PROSPECTS POORER
United States Report Indicates Marked
Decline in Production.

Washington, Aug. Sailing OH IN
crop prospects amounting to many mn
ions Of dollars loss to farmers Oh .ne
country were indicated to-day IN tne
Department of Agriculture husus'
report, which indicates declines geheI
aiiy as compared with the forecasts re-
ported in July. am mn
Wheat showed loss OF io2'oVo,oVo
bushels, corn S9,O0O,OOO busheiS, So o az
100000 bushels, barley ll'ooo'VVo
bushels. and there were decreases IN
rye, white and sweet potatoes max
apples and peaches. :.
Corn. the nations greatest crop, IS
in serious condition from drouth'
and IL rain does not come soon the crop
viii he smaller than the forecast to-
dav. which was 2,777,O00 bushels.
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from The Tribune Bureau.I
Washington, d. C.. Aug =.
ARMY.

ARMY.
Federation OF First H. C. T. ELM0RE. 80 lni.'
7, n, ca NRCHIRNLD CAMPBELL. c. A.. now at
San Francisco 10 Fort screyen and assume COM
msni Of , f2s.l F' g S%BERIY G A. to For.
Steyc-.s and report TO commanding Officer coast
defences o. the Columbia for assignment. -.
Capt. RoYDEN Z. BEEBE. Inf, detailed as
can't EVAN Ii. HUMPHREY. Cav. relieved
Ca r5SH KNo3hhERhr E. FIRTH. 9th Inf. to san
Francisco. report 70 commanding oihoef Letter
M5 mSn JAMS JSMFs e. HARBoRD. relieved from as
signmcnt but viii remain on duty with Isl aN.
uniN time 10 enter next class at Army war
ca TG.''s STEPHEN o. FUQUA 18th Iaf; WILL
IAN 4 kINT hs IA NJ NJ, ' Iss tGAAH tH
IAN isih I'M: THOMAS W. BROWN. I'm
m So E}1IFR h ca to school S Of Mas
kefry Fort sill sept 90 IS Instructors.
Capt. FORREST + wllIToRD and First -
is Tor special course Of instruction for one year
a, Massechuseits Institute q IechaoiossS. ,, MOS
fi rs, in coast dcfcnces Of oson Sept,
Is: detailed Instructor Coast Artillery school
cs M JOSIAH c. MINUS trctiredl. assigned To
active duty. TO Washington. thence % Fort sam
Houston a. supply officer aviation section. signal
second cS5tS It. JOHN +. GOODMAN Inf, to Fort
Myor for examination for transfer 70 1W,. 8,
KrsfgunflOu
Inf Vermont y. c. sCcgnted
Cant EDWARD r WINSTON tretrcdl now IN
Weshington assigned 90 active duty temporarily
ard detailed an acting Quartc-mastct. 10 IT Nc
Phcrson A. quartermastcr and IN charge N con
strlcilon work vicc Ma LOUIS J. GARRAhp,
IL o VI c. % Fl Thomas as O. NJ, relieving
Can, GEORGE X ARMSTRONG lretired).
Can't t'' GEORGE Il ARMSTRONG retired. to
Walter Reed General Hospital. ID. {.
Mai JAAfFS G.. HARBOED. lst Cav. 20 wash
ingion via the Preside u Monterey for tempo
ran duty A. latter place. 1900 - .
RaslgnafioN q First Il FRANK NJ BARKER.
Med Res Corps accepted
Can't MARK j. IRELAND. G. A. q NJ c. and
Second Its ABRAM v RlNkARSON. Jr. I'M
HAROLD $ MARTIN. Int tnfst i. signal
Corpsl. FALKNER HEARD. l4th Cav. and
CARL y M'KINNEN. 2Sth Inf. 20 kaele Pass.
Te1 Tor examination for transfer 10 Field Ar
Fist L. ROBERT II. sHACKELFoRD. Med. Res
Corls 10 ~ sam Houston. ami report 90 com
mAnding general. southern Department Tor as
sigfment 20 temporary duty I'm that department
First Il DAVID a. ROVER. signal Corys. from
present duties 20 p Dsvenvorh aud assume
command Of Company y Signal cons
Second It. HUBERT G. STANTON. c. 4. TO
Washington for examination for transfer 10
First II FRANZ A DONIAT Ordnance Depart
nent acoenty promoted 10 nrst T. 81 mi. de-
tailed captain in Ordnance pepEtment
Second L. RAYMOND o. BARTON. soth Inf. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-09
GIVES ROLL OF MONEY
FOR NEWSPAPER ROLL
Laborer Loses $500 Savings In
Suitcase SWindle.

Antonio Wroblcw arrived in Bayonne
two years ago from Poland and since
has been employed as n laborer by the
Standard Oil Company at Constapie
Hook. He had saved 5000, when ne
had deposited in bank.
Wrobew met two strangers yesteI-
dov NJ Avenue C and Eighteenth Street,
Bavonne. They told him they knew
how he could make lot Of money ana
Tony FASTENED to get his bankroll.
When he returned one of the strans-
ers took mis- money and put II WIN a
roll of bills he drew from his pocket
and supposedly placed them IN a suit
case. Tony's name and address YVES
taken and he was told to take the
s"tchol home and hide it until they got
there. o,od
Wroblew hurried home and opened
the case. which contained only DUN
die of old newspapers.
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SEALED BIDS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED 81
the Board Of Water supply. az rs ofices'
twenty-second floor. Municipal Builfins'
park Row. Centre and Chambers streets
New York CITY. until II A NJ on TUESDAY.
September s, 1915 Tor Contract l1t. for
furnishing delivering and installing coh-
trolling mecnanisms and appurtenaness
FOR controlling riser valves I'm the shafts oI
the city tunnel OF the Catskill aqueduci IN
New YORK CITY. "a.
Al the above place and time The BIOS
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing Information for BIDDERS
and contract drawings can be obtained a.
the above address. at the ONCE ~ me sec
rotary. by depositing the sum Of ten d.l-
lars $50 IN cash or its equivalent io'
each pamphlet
This ads ertisement will not appear anf
August p. 1916.
For further particulars apply 20 ihs
Office Of the Principal Assistant Engineer
at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES n CHADWICK. a
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Comm issioners Board Of water supply
GEORGE FEATHERSroNE- sserstAsss
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ARRIVED

Taunton (Norl. Port Maria Annato Bay ana torl
Antonio Aug 2 70 the Atlantic Fruit Co. Win ,
passengers and mdse Bar at a IN. .
Iohn Rumer tNOrl. Shields July y. 10 beiihe"'
UvOslef A Co Bar AZ 2.30 N.
DrammensfjOrd (Sorl. Bergen July - ana h'-
wick g3 10 Benham q Boyesen. Bar al ) m
Perfection Tampico July 2s. TO the STANDARD
fermentation Co. with crude oil. Bar al lIOo
Vcnezia Oh. Bordeaux July 20. to James w
Elwell Co. Bar at ! m. -.
City OF Columbus Savannah Aug ). 10 the ocean
SIS Co With passengers and mdse. Quarantine az
Mama Hata Baltimore. 10 the New YORK and
Baltimore Transportation Co. with mdse ouAfS4l-
tine At 4.32 N. NIL,
Lenno1 CBrl Bordeaux July g. 70 c b Richard q
Co. Bar at 80 m. -, -
saratoga. Havana Aug s. TO the Ne" fork aid
Cuba Mail IS Co. with 30 passengers, mails ana
rndse Bar at a m. ~ nj.
BERTHA (Norl. Matanzas July IS and Puerto fadre
40 via Delaware BrcakW alter Aug I. TO the Munson
IS Line with sugar. Bar al 80 n g. -
Yaque brunswick Aug 5. 10 the Mallory IS o.
Hamilton Newport News and Norfolk. u the ola
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and Indse. uuG-
aniinc at . 40 m. $500, c,..,-.- :
Comanche jacksonville Aug and Charleston O.
10 the CLYDE IS Co. with passengers and mdse
Quarantine at II 10 a N. 1.,.-- 90
Guantanamo Santiago July - and Cleniuego% ~
TO the New York and Cuba Mall IS Go. Bar at
oscar ii DAM. ChrstiansAnd July % and Kirk
wall 30 to Punch. Edye Co. with passengers
mails at mdse. -
Ancon. Cristobal. Cherokee. wilmington and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-09
mail" Leases Lupton Building.

"The Evening Mail" shortly will occu-
by the Lupton Building at 1927 City
Hall Place, it was announced yesterday,
when The Mail and Express Company,
owners and publishers of "The Mail"
were the successful bidders for the
lease of the building. The Lupton
Building was erected fifteen years ago
for the F. NJ. Lupton Company, pub
fishers of magazines. II was taken
by the city under condemnation pro-
ceedings for the new civic centre, but
the site will not be required for public
purposes for five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-09
Can Decorate with U. S. Flag.

Magistrate Corrigan. in the Yorkvlile
notice court, decided yesterday that
the American Express Company was
not violating the law in decorating It's
wagons with the red white and blue
emblem. The question arose because
of a letter E. Hallel, Of 10 West lZ9th
Street, wrote TO the Police Commls-
sioner. He declared that the express
company, the Anheuser Busch Brewing
Company, the Criterion Theatre Tam
many Hall and a peanut vender, VINO
carried the American flag on ms roas-
ter. were violating Subdivision TO- Sec
tion 1925. of the Penal Code.
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ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co. (Inc.)

New York Aug End. 1915
To Mary A Chariress. A. y Flrol Mrs VI F.
Jacobs. Peter John O'Connor. Mrs y H. stuart,
Phihp VI Thorne. John A. Taylor. John Webb Mrs
VIM Young. Mrs Lillian Sims. L. J. Haines and
James y Carly You and each u you are hereby no.
titled that the time for the payment Of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having expired,
sill cause such property. 70 wit. Household goods
person al effects carpets. etc stored by yoI or iu
your name ln the Ansonia Storage Warehouse Co 5
warehouses. 10 De sold al public auction accord n :
% NE statute IN such case made and provided al
me Monarch Auction Rooms. Isl East l2jth -
New lork cry on AUGUST 1914. 1916 at 10 %
m. and n the sale thereo, Is no, cor,n'e fed an
said date me same VIII be continued al the same
place % each and every Tuesday and Friday there
after. beginning al 10 80 a. m on each dsy and
continuing Until all the goods are sold
AhSOhlA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. Inc
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