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New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
Sales in Auction Rooms.
A. IL vessy 81:
Rv yo<erh y n.v

By Joseph p. Day.
BROADWAY. e2S., We Hi :it - 21tIse.io.
.o11i ssiT siT elss 70 L 7 ,d dRins for $4,000 ..o,
MYRTLE Az, .6i2 70 $40, $. IS W cluson az.
6,Ss. 6Bn,oSSssyn. ss5 5Isss four siy dWss; to A & g,
20 kV. s29l and ?2S3. VS.. soll n iilth st. 20,
So Two : siy tennis; % the Nassau Beekman
CANNON ST. ST. ss. % i,o R1nson st. 2s1ss
siy dWls TO Samuel Horowits {or 50 500.
client for s2l 900
,oIH ST. sac ana s5l B. n g. i2O Is, Az. sIlr
fss 70 wI.@ 'i flon S fo9 fof ,ls9so rs O'o' us
BRoomE ST. iS9 10 4e2. e. 62S West Bread
wy; G.: tys'.s. s sty iOit BIDS: 70 D V WASHER
DYcRsAs 81. n .. :2s " Prescott. al, aS,ioo VA
coopt; Scat; = 70 J 7 B Barrtnssr for .2i0o. % .
Ssal % B.rftns,f I'M for tH'to ,iSoo 81 4'liO' "
RlviNeIos ST, sos and Sl9. n 5. IS Lewis ct
ss,Sd5dl99V. two sv tennis. with stores bid IN at
LAWRENCE ST. 81. W cor Amsterdam s1. sl.Ior
iseh sgi Eds McMshon ct al; Samuel Dtutsch
it,Ies. etc. s?i2;2o; 10 Fannie Has. a party IN
40 S'' ST. 'ai 81, S'M!02 " :. sss TN ,. @1ssii;
sly tenm.: CITY Resl Estate Go AT Michael
tas plaiHun for $1,000 '''' '~''' w.
By Henry Brady
cHRIsToPnEH ST. ISL. 5. 52.li weeh.wt.n
a., 23.6J636 Stv termt and stores Tmothv
se1ton aEt John NJ Williams ct al: Litclhed +
MoynahAn. atty: Adolph BAngser, ref: due, ST.
iilSl: taIss, etc. S7s.S1: sub TO mtg OF ST.
S5J5e. withdraw.
Al the BronI Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day.
18Th ST. s35 =. S. 4s7.e " Hons AZ 81: e1loo:
sly tenmt: Anna Waite sgt BronI Industrial
Estates, Inc: Emil FrEnkel, atty. Edgar Hirsch-
herg ref: due. S6,iS7 9?; tsIes. etc S.S5o.53. :.
sub 10 fst mtg Of $4,000: 10 the plaintiff for
s27 200
MORRIS AV, s. Ss.3 i1lth st. 25Is5; vacant
James wcoli AT Henry LISA et a.; James r
Deerine atty. Morris Frank. yef. due. sl,556 81 !;
taxes. etc. s245.25: 10 the plaintiff for $1,000
by James J. Donovan.
FREMONT AV. 3o6. : =. 35.6 e Anthony Az. S.sI
100: sty dwlg. Berkshire Industrial Farm AZ
Teresa { Curtin ct al Samuel Carter g. atty
Daniel Hanlon. ref: due. SlT.0 -. tlIes. etc.
Sl35es IS: 10 the plaintiff FOR $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
MULTiGRAPHING.

VI, ITlGRAPH. FACSIMILE TYPEwRITrENts...
4, teis. -. 600 quantities.. Addressing ec. -
1seonnt 90 days only. BROADWAY LTrLR ~
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
Gets West Side Apartment
in a Trade Involv-
ing $450,000.
HARLEM SITE BOUGHT
FOR NEGRO CHURCH
Edif1ce VIII BE Erected in 13Sth
ST., Near Lenox Av.--
Other Sales.

Slawson Hobbs have sold TO the
James McCreery Realty Corporation
the nine story freproof apartment
house at 127 West s2d St. between Co.
lumbus and Amsterdam avs, on plot
57x1o0 feet. The house was built about
three years ago by the Merritt-Fer-
gussn Construction Company, c. S.
Merritt, president 1t is laid out in
four and FIVE room suites and has been
fully occupied since its completion. In
part payment the McCreery company
gave some properties in the Dyckman
section which it had owned for over
thirty years. The transaction involves
about S450,o00.
The Metropolitan Baptist Church, d.
rected by the Rev. W. ". Brown, has
purchased as q site for an edifice, five
lots on the south side Of 13Sth St, 325
feet west Of Lenox av. A one story
church is to be erected at once from
plans by l. w. Gauldo and James Ryan,
who have been given the general con-
tract. The purchase was made from
the Pinkney estate, Clarence II. Kelsey,
executor, and title will be passed on
MAY s. The members of the congrega-
tion are now located in the Mercy seat
Baptist Church, at 45 and az west l34th
ct, and on Sunday worships at the
Palace Casino, Madison Avenue ana
I35th 81.
]. Irving Walsh has sold for Ander-
son Phillips the six story apartment at
b6I and 563 West 175th St.. on plot 90
Kip feet, TO Josephine A. Burke. Inc
deal was a cash transaction, and the
buyer bought for investment.
Other sales follow: -.
4eTH ST-The four story dwelling
AT Is East 49th ST., scheduled TO be sold
M auction at the stand of Joseph P.
pay. has been sold at private contract
70 a client of Douglas i. Gilman d 20.
The house occupies lot 25Xll.5 feet'
and was sold for the estate Of Amelia
Iavanburg, which has been asking
sI25,oOO for it.
86TH ST.-Bernsrd Msyhoff and Her
man lie Row Edgar have sold for the
estate Of Caroline Elizabeth Johnson
the four story and basement dwelling
AZ 1O2 East seth ST, on lot lS.6x75 feet,
Ioeated 81 feet east of Park av. After
extensive alterations the buyer will oc-
cupy. The property had not changed
\ hands since 1882.
rough Americas c. Stable, as attor-
s(bought from Emma c. jenkins, of
nford, Conn, 224 Lafayette St, a
story building on lot 24.6x509x ir-
Regular, adjoining the southwest corner
Pof Spring st. Joseph Conte was the
CoNcoURsE-The Dayton Building
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03

Company Harris and Ely Maran)
bought from a Mrs. Bcrgin the south
west corner Of the Concourse and f9Sth
ST., a plot 44x1o0 feet, for improvement
with FIVE story apartment house.
Harris Rabinowitz was the broker.
5STH ST.-Cutncr & Upset have sold
for Bernard Reich the nine story Hotel
Trsymore at sos and $40 West bSth st.,
on plot 42.2xl00.5 feet, TO the Maroon
Realty Company, James Mansfield
Kelley, president. and have leased il 20
prominent hotel lessee for term of
twonty-one years.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF water supply, az fits Offices.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building.
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York City. until IL 4. NJ. on Tuesday.
MAY g. 1916. for Contract lfI. for furnish
Ing and installing Pilot connections. valves.
,,tufing boxes and appurtenances for con-
ltrolling riser valves IN the shafts OF the
|City Tunnel OF tho Catskil AquedUct in
New York city.
4 Al the above place and time the bids
/ will be publicly opened and read Pam
|phlets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained at
the above sddrcss. at the Office OF the Sec
Rotary. by dcpositing the sum OF ten dol
lars (tiO) II cash or its equivalent for
each pamphlet. For further particulars
apply TO the once OF the Principal AS
slstSnt Engineer al the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN Il. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water
supply
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

mi-Slsnos ...,,.....-...... May 4
Hawai-. Til Islands New Zealand and Aus
trslla lsla Vancouver and Victoria Il @
cc7oss e, G 90 p nl-Nissar, -. May 3
~ 80 mi|AIanils Msru -. May T
''p.5 a 80 o. ml"I1ioa o we 80 MAY 10
'AsA q 90 oI'i ND sado Mms' - May Il
hS"a amjAsssoaia ''"'''. ''''' " May l,
J.osH' CoIca. China s7d Philippine Islands
a. ESQ p mi-Emprcss o. Asia. :. .,..,. May Is
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia. New
Zealand via Ss1 Francisco (clCe a.
1850 D H. D. SouomS ....................M May IS
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
ala Debt Of Coal Sale, Company.
Ol,chArpe, from Bankruptcy.
Rents Belle Haven House.

Greenwich, Conn. May 2CJohn =.
Deitz. of New York, head OF the Deitz
Lamp Company, has leased the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. X. Lotus, IN Belle
Haven, for two years.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
New Building Plans.
Manhattan

LENOX HV. cor li0th e.: for a sty grten-
house. 2oN25: y Y Life Ins CO. 34s Rwsy. owner
! c Cocker 20l5 5th sv. architect. 500.
ll2TH ST. l2l Z; for / sty garage. u. $3.50: Mrs
As Serhin. 700 w i20th -. owner NJ Winston.
$50 stone sv. Brooklyn. architect: $500
The Bronx.
UNDERHtLl Az, s. 23l Watson Az. Tor ,
sty frame dwls. 1880 G. Pinnsy. 69s 10Th av
owner. Pirner 2069 Wesichester az. architec:
81 500.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. sherinrs Auotioneer. sell,
this day, Wednesday. May 3rd. 1915 a.
10 o'clock In the forenoon, at the Rotunds
~ the County Court House, Certificate No
i02 for 1000 Shares cf Stock OF the Ari.
Eona Mining Co. dated May 23rd. 1911.
ALFRED f. SMITH. Sheriff.
JOHN J. MURRAY. Deputy sherin.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
Woman Rents Beach House.

Mrs. Lean Bruce has leased the Beach
House, Sea Girt, N. j., through the
Hotel Gazette Exchange from j. T.
Jackson, of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
AUCTION SALES.

bY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION TO TORY
close lien Will sell to-day, 1915 A NJ. 2s'
Canal St. Srd floor. Desk and Machinery for Book
binding. BENZ. GREENSPAN. Marshall
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
S439.500 in Loans.

John Finck announces loans on Man
haitian real estate aggregating S439,bOO
AZ AZ and per cent, varying from
sl2,5 500 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

=, RicSrlo Aies'rss tBD. Glasgow April is. 70
= hames Bar a. 6.lj N.
Hsllnd lNor), Shields April IL. TO Funch Edys
Aunstta tBr). Port Antonio April es. 10 N. At
i~,lI. NJ rIit w 90. WIN fruit Bar at 80
to ihe New YORK d Cuba Mall IS Co. win mails
Grays3a.. Gusyanina IA 4pal IL Is M,,.r.z 70
na1ucoa =. Nieques % and San Juan p. 70 In.
Bql. lHsu.ar Line WITH mdss. Bar a. $40 N
and Havana -. to the United IrIit 60. with
mails ais, and I,i- md5e Bsr a. midnight ist.
IN ~ Nc,s NeIyaDp yo,p ,Dqteh) Guantanamo April 81
Kansas City CBr). Bristol Apnl IS. to ia, ArE.n
Begoaia OBJ. shields April '' Is u 70 lie tie Com
psgnie Generate 1rsnsatlantique. Bar at noon.
April 3. Ceara 49, Para - and Birbados "a 10
ne the Booth IS Co. with mails and mdse. Bar al
d, Welsh Prince CBr. Manila Feb g. Cebu ~.
SgIpTTo Sp4 T vi, Roi,o5 DG5osn az Mach snd Barbados
with mdse Bar at 1890 a N. Z" D''''
Cqneh d CBr). Newport News May l. to the stan
Ausiralien DAM. Copenhagen Aprl IL. N n T
=. D.l B.n1u a3atofasa.ia Aphi 2. Afmica 6. cale.a
huehd ~, balboa - and Cosn 23 10 The New
1ork 1ork d south America steamship Company. with
r. saniieso Brunswick Aprl 80. 10 the Mallory S.
. % MllA Md,e, Quarantine a. 5js m.
HeIens tBr). Liverpool April 10, to II p Hous-
Tscaala Bt Liverpool 7r a Apr % and Glasgow
-. 10 the Cuuarf Line. with mails and MI
SANDY Hook at 7l3 m
q. Medina Galveston April :s. 10 tho Mallory
Sies,m-hip Company. with mdss. Quarantine At
Bermudan (Br). Bermuda Anrl "a ~ ,,o
Qlebec - c. with mails and mdss Bar al
Mobila (Cubar) ssgua April 1 and c,,b,,,e,
20, 70 william Gardner & Co. with mdse. Bar at
zealsndis. yaletta April 10. Alziers - md
bermuda %. 20 tho Universal Transportation 60
Will mdse Bar a. 3 - , N.
Banfu. Valparaiso March @J CsletA Dueua Lpru
| lA Balboa 22 and CristObal g. 10 the New York
d south American Line. with mdse. Sandy Hook
al 6l0 m.
Sac Psulo Braz). Santos April 4. Rio de
- 70 LLOYD Brazieiro with mdse Sandy HOOK
,Ryndsm Dutch. Rotterdam Sandy Hook at
M I Mandsl DAM. Ayr April u. to d T
Warden Bar az 80 NJ.
Shawmut Jacksonville Apul 9s 10 Tho South
err Ss GO. with mdse. Quar- al 1915 m
Pannouia tB-), London April H. via Halifar
/ 60 70 The Cmafd IS Co. with mdse Bar a,
n Dia. Galveston April g. to the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse quar- a. 2.l2 p m
. II Paso. Galveston April 20. 20 the Southern
Psclac Co win mdse quar- at 10 p IN
/ p
Casera GtsD. Genoa April Is. Naples is and
Palermo "a, u. 10 Richard q Co. with mails
! - Negus tNqrl Guaaica for Perth Amboy sandy
I Hook AZ J.OJ = m.
/ ~ Oblte Galveston April %. 70 the southeru
| racine o. win mdse. Quar- AZ J.57 m.
| CITY oi Columbus. Savannah April - 10 the
ocean 3 Co. with mdse Quar- a. 40 IN.
SAILED.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
Alterations.
Manhattan

SSTn ST.. s6s z: 10 3 siy stable: Gallagher
2li s5th 81. owner. yitolo. 10 2Sd q.
architect. 5000.
The Bronx.
WEBSTER Az. W cor 1884 ct: % a sty frame
stores and dwlg 30lGi0. J Albur. 1893 Webster
AZ. owner. II e SicrnmetS. 1907 L ls0th 81.
architecr g. 600
720TH ST. S43; 70 sty frame store and dvg
20134. VI and Urezzs. prem, owners. J
De Pace. s54 L 2lIth 81. architect. s. 100.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MACHINE SHOP woRK ~,

MACHINE SHOP WORK WANTED
rrst class Roston msnufacturing cc,or',,, ..
tahe on lathe. milling machine. stamping ana small
sL.naer WORK Their representative Mr b. q.
Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

(United States Coast and Geodstic survey
.yn-,se. e........... l.52'Moon rises 10. M. 5l5
6.J3 Moon sets ". M. s'S4
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES



REED n POWELL TRANSPORTATION 70,
LTD. of Corsache y. ". has nled a Ic,illp,,, 70 ~
bankruptcy. with liabilities t65 soi ana sad, md
s,orehousc. 10000 morEssed for 600 secgunv'
sac. apparatus. etc. tlI0 hsy ,,o' olngs .u',, w.
Este A Conley. Cossackie s.. sGl. secured south
,rn Pacific Co S. 7O5. claim Tor damage TO cargo
hy sinking OF the barge Geraldine sehuyle,; "a
iional BANK. 1885. Frank " sutnehM,u VI
president treasurer and msn'gns .se'i him sy two
creditors. tho National Bank OF Couackie, ,5'vov;
and u Geros Greene. $1,000 II wa Ilese. ms' noa
10 Arnold a. Chapman and transferred the equity OF
tli55 to Mn. Ida .. Schaupp, reialNs ~ wH ~.
riag, TO Mrs sutherland j. was aessa va va from
he hons Tor about thirty days. Liabilities ais
estimated at ,li' 500 and ssssts lsss than 81 goo
sITGFRIED ROWN. dealer IN tea. concc ana
srooTies at 2SoI and 2ioo % s'. hi. ,,, m%do 30 10
Assignment 20 Henry Flucgclmsn. petition n
BANKRUPTCY was also hled .sslnst, 5na 9nn " ui'
JANIS IL COSTELLO. dealer IN Prod,ner, H. ,,s Ard
fruit At Poughkeepsie. has died petition ~ onl.
ruptcy with liabilities Sl.eo3 ana no aS'N'
Attainment Schedules.
WALL, ART NOVELTY Co. INC. mnufscturef
n sllppers al IS Spring st. has he1 .a ess
showing liabilities t7l750. nominal assets 'is'ss'
and actual assets sj3eV-.
Receiver Appointed.
PHILIP UYAMS-Judgs Mayer has APPOINTED
John Louis O'Breu receiver for Phnp hyans. p59 p59o
duce commission merchant. At lsy west -, alp 80
Duane st.: bond. $1,000. Liabilities arc '''VyV N''
assets 5000. .,.
INITIAL BUFFET. nc. restaurant. a. 81 Eat
10Th st.. has made an ASSIGNMENT 70 plnnsy iyg n "a
Tlelscher II was incorporated on FEBRUARY ~
last with capital stock $1,000 and Ben echuShenn
IS president o,, o., - ,..
kNNIE STEIN. jcwellsr. at 1913 90 "'' hs
made an assignment 70 Morris kraut 49,,
HYMAN GOLDBERG. grocer, at $40 tsst stn
st. has made az assignment 10 LOUIS ~ c"ioD'
BIs Debt Of Coal Sales Company.
II DoIIARD COAL SALES Co.-Judse
Uough has adludged that The A. ~. D3ilsfu Goa
sales Co. OF n Battery Plsee ior Nh.h = 70
rciyer was appointed on December u iast, - III,
debted 10 the susquehanna Coal 90. set5,oso, ah1
the latter company has lea on the outStdhauls
accounts Of the hrst named company, aso ,nas
Albert H. Dollsrd Is indebted 10 tho susquela,,hs
coal Co siOi. .G29 on which the latter company mas
q lien on real estate In Brooklyn on ocean a.,
Tss, 18Th 81 and Plymouth It. and various sharls o,
stock Alfred A. Wheat was appointed speclal
naste, 10 sel the real estate and personal properly
oil Mr. Dollard a. auction.
Dl,eharp. from Bankruptcy.
rpdg, uayer has granted discharges IN these
b,rtrin,s. Cuzy Bros, dealers IN dresses. waists
S1d f,irs forneriy at % West 23d st. II West
sitb 81 and White Plains: liabilities Slh'o=2'
pio1v a Wener furs aud skins. OF lS5 west 5,th
a. Uahuifi,-, s2s .55T. Henry Netz. muslin undsi-
wes- 7S Grand -. liabilities tll.S5 and feii
Kutzlsr. real estate broker. lj0 h'lns'oh ST.
u.biluics 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03

Ioe,, rorse.t.-Partly cloudy to-day: rain to
morrow: moderate norh-noi'heSt "'''D''
incressin. by tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03

Ben MEMS tBt), BofodauI Aprtl 10. IN the Com
psgnie Gentrsle IfsnsalAnugue with mdse. Bar
st N
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDs.

IosT-A sold wrls, watch. Iu@dsy afternoon. be.
" returned 70 SOS West iitth ~
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
SAILED

Vologda (Russ), Archangel: Chesapeake. Ralti.
more. Liv tN0rls Archangcl: St0rtond fNor) Rot
terdam. city of Naples (Br. Vladiyostok. Grduna
OBJ. Liverpool; Pswnoc. Philadelphia: Hallbiorg
NOT. Archaugel via Ardrossan. Rock Light (Brl,
Port Arthur. Mlhelmina. Cabarieu: n Sol. Gal
weston; Alfonso Mi tSoanl. Havana: Alphard
Dutch. Rotterdam: Eoceuc. Baton Rouge. Wcs-
terdyk Dutch. Rotterdam. Erik II DAM. Guads-
loupe; Anna tNorl. Santo Domingo city: Cuthbcrt
tBr. Liverpool Princes Anne. Norfolk and New
port News. Lueiliuo CBrl. Hayre. Breiz Izel (Fr)
MaHeilcs: Borslum DAM. Havana. - kentgern
(Brl. 81 Nazaire. Pacific (Br). NladiyOsiok.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03

Uighest temperature yesterday. rs degrees th II
a nj. lowest - tat a M; average o. Ner e.
,ge FOR corresponding date last Sear ~, "'. ''
sponding date last thiry-threo years. %.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
Forecast, for Special loeallus.-sntsrn RrS

York. cloudy to-day; rain To- morrow.
Northern Now England. fair and cooler to-day;
cloudy 10 morrow.
Southern New England. fair to-day: rain To-
morrow. ,,,.
New Jef,sy. Eastern PennJl1anii, Delaware
Maryland the District o. Columbia. North 'aIo-
lima Georgia and Western New YORK. CLOUDY To-
day; rain tonight or to-m0uow.
Mississippi. rain to-day. probably FAIR to-nof-
row. ,, -
West virginia and Western PennsylSaniA. rain
to-day and probably Tomorrow. ,.. - A.,
South Carolina. fair to-day. rain to-nishi or 10
morrow. -, . ,u d,
western portion to-day: rain 10 morrow. a.,
Florida fair to-day, except showers IN norm,
western portion: showers 20 morrow IN central ana
northeastern portions: fair In southern ahl h'rn-
western portions. - a. 800,
row. ,,,- t-... a.,
eastern portion fair io-morro". - a., ,,
row.
Local Official Reoord.--Ths following oiscih record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In th'
temperature Tor the last twenty four hours IN com
,sr,son with IN, corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty four
Hours and Official Forecasts.

Washington. MaJ 2.-1hc disturbance that was
ov,r tho mouth 81 tho Rio Grsndc Monday nish,
hs, MOVED 10 Western Arhansss. whils tho Northern
disturbance Ia, paSsed tho Canadian mari
,imo provinces. There is also marked disturbance
over Alberta and tbore Is no high prrusurc Of con-
,eournce ereep, or tho south Atlantic coast As a
ro,ult weather conditions unsettled east n the
norFv Mountains, except IN tho south Atlantic
state and thero was rain over tho greater portion
~ this large area In The Far West tho weather
was fair. .
Temperatures continue high IN tho Atlantic coast
et.tra but elsewhere east ~ the Roxy Mountain
they src considerably hciow tho seasonal average ~
. tiila vhie IN tne far West they are high
There will be rain Wednesday IN the east Gun
ststna tho Ohio VALLEY. the southem upfcr lake
and tho vostern lover lake region. continuing
ThurrdAy "a tho upper Ohio VALLEY and tho lower
i.ke rrgion and eutcndins into the Atlantic states
Wednesd,y nisht and ThuDdy. II viii 10 some-
what cooler Wednesday In Now England and tho
middle Atlantic states and Tennessee and on 1hun-
d,v IN the east Gulf staie~.
Wind, for wednesday and Thursday North At
iant!c moderate northwest 70 north. middle Ausn-
do moderate north. becoming northeast wednesday
night. south Atlantic. moderate south. except cast
an the south Florida coast. cast Gulf. moderate
south becoming northwest 1hurday over west por-
ton: vest Gulf mosly northwest and north, dis
turbancn oTer Western hskansE moving northeast a..
upper lakes. moderate variable winds wednesday.
with unsettled weather. probably rain over southern
portion lower lakes. moderate northeast winds
WEDNESDAY becoming fresh over western Lne.
cloudy. probably rain on Ene
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
7---=--7-=
LONG ISLAND.
SUMNER COTTAGES FOR RENT.
The Best Suburban Homeplace.

FOR RENr.-Funished house m Pcocno Noun
tsins. Pa; May - - Noy good rsnins and
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
PIANOS.

iLAlER PIANO for sale: ss-not.. -
tuoins; Nss. Address II. Box ~. IEieS
New-York tribune., 1916-05-03
Barometer Reading,
Humidity

s. m...2,sollp m....2oool' m....'o
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-16
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

1t is not recorded that public
libraries were established durins the
reign of King solomon, but, iudg-
ing from some Of his remarks, one
would be pardoned for thinking they
were
For instance. when this wise man
said: There is that that eXpendeth
and increaseth; there is that that
withholdeth and wasteth," he surely
must have been thinking of publ
libraries. When money is expended
for such institutions. its increase IS
seen and felt in many directions
Very frequently. when money is
withheld from such use. it Is worse
than wasted. for neglect to do so
brings harvest OF assorted troubles.
We ali believe in public libraries.
We frequently discuss the library we
are to get bye and bye" We do not
find that it is helping the boys and
girls who are growing up in our town
now. Will the next generation need
it more than this" Will the children
OF the next generation be dearev %
u thla u BOYS and girls who now
cheer our Grestdes? VIII they use
a library better because their parents.
have not had such privileges?
We ali want a library. for our
selves. for our neighbors, for the good
name OF our town. Why rot get it.
now and be getting the good out OF.
It?
1t is only question Of method
The library. when built, should
benefit all the people, and therefore
t should be built by ali the people.
Give us all chance to help, ani
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-16
Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award OF
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July z, Mt o
u. IN. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years Of age. When
scholarships are vacant after July 7
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this examina-
tion. provided they meet the condi-
tions governing the award Appli-
cants for Scholarships should write
TO President Johnson before the ex-
animation for Scholarship examina-
ton blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September 20, 1916. For fur
thev information and catalogue, ad-
dress Pres. ID. B. johnson. Rock Hill,
:. c. 59-12tp
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-16
OF THE COLUMBIA
TAILORING COMPANY IN CITY

Mr.. Sigmund Rosenblatt OF Balti-
more. president of the columbia
TailoringCompany, was business
visitor in Lancaster last Saturday.
He was greatly impressed with the
city, declaring Lancaster to be one
of the best cities of its size TO be
found in the south. Mr. Rosenblatt
said in part. "Your paved streets,
sidewalks and ornamental street
lighting system, together with other
improvements, would do credit to Il
city much larger than Lancaster, and
you people are to be congratulated
on the progress which you are max
ing. He further stated that The
Columbia Tailoring Company was en-
joying a splendid business in Lam
caster
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-16

What constructive work have yod
done for Lancaster this year? II
you cannot name a specific accom-
plishmelt resolve TO 90 some definite
work. The year is nearly half gone,
and there are vacant lots to Deautify.
bill boards that should be removed,
fences to he painted or torn down,
and Oh. so many flies to swat!
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-16
REV. LINDSAY TO
PREACH IN LANCASTER

The Rev. A. T. Lindsay. president
of Linwood College. will be in Ian
caster this week to begin a meeting
in the A. r. p. church. The first
service will be on Friday morning
at IL o'clock and the second service
at S p. m. Come and hear this man
of God preach the Word Of life