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RESULTS ar AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET. ]

lHi ~ N''HEl SlHfEI'
By Henry Brady.
ATTORNEY ST, ~, 25XG0. sty int. 6
Waiter ct nj, trstcs aGt Joseph Kissel-
stein 81 al; due si6,GO6.6O; taxes &c,
5000; 10 the plaintiff .,..........Sio,4O 400
stnble--Julet la;hrop a. al agt II 7
Epstein ct a.; due, S7,s26l7. taxes. &C.
s277; - tho p'a!ntifi ............S5,o 900
By Joseph = Day.
4iTH ST. 5'e W, 2JNtn0 ), . sty bk tint
Alexander PomrCOy agt Paul Haskell ct
all due sl7,l5o.95; taxes, sc. S9l3C5;
to the pla!ntin .......,...........tl so. 900
lat 32OS THIRD AVENUE.I
BY James j. Don wan.
LONGFELTO W Az, 1879, 25NlOO. sty bk
tnt--M W Macy uEt seymour Realty 90
ct al; due, sl5,29S,7l; taxes. &c, s437;
G, 70 thS ptih'iH $1,000
r brennan ngt McDermott & Haui,,,r
It al; due, SLjli"3; tlNes, sc. t23i; to
49, ~tH'~''~ t'nnN
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QUICK PROFIT ON HARLEM FLAT

The College Realty Company (Joseph
Shenk) has sold the st. Charles Court,
q six story elevator apartment house. on
plot 74.6x10O, at 81 to IS West 115th
street, to the Leopold Weiss Realty and
Holding Company, which will hold the
property for investment The sellers
bought the property recently from the.
State Bank. A. II. Levy negotiated both
deals.
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HEALTH INSPECTOR SELLS.

Charles II. Wells. health inspector of
Montclair, has sold his residence. on plot
50x290, at 1852 Midland avenue, TO Will
lam Hanselmap. The property was val
ued at $500. The Frank Hughes-Tay-
lor Company were the brokers.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Prices of Linen Yarn
Fixed by British Board

~ RICES Of linen yarns have been
fixed by an English Govern
ment board TO remain in effect
until July /, 1919. according TO
cajblegram received from Belfast,
Ireland, by linen company here.
with the price of linen yarns
stabilized in this way manufacturers
can now proceed with their plans for
turning out linens without being fear
full of fluctuations In the yarn mar
ket.
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RENTING NEAR sEAsHoRE.

II. Goldsmith has rented for Alfred
Varney his home on Maple avenue to
Irving Endel for Mrs n. Wicks her
house on Oak street to Benjamin Van
Raalte, and for Mrs. George D'UtRssy
her home on lakewood avenHe TO L. NJ.
Bloch for the winter season.
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UTICA. Dec. 5.--Successful manage
ment OF credit affairs under present con-
diHons was the chief tor,c discussed
at the annual conference of the New
York state Credit Men here to-day. The
trade acceptance system came in FOR a
good deal Of comment. and strong ar
guments were presented in furthcranCc
Of 1t. Instructive addresses were given
on ways by which merchants can achieve
SUCCESS
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LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

ALLEN ST, l5l-li9 Central Savings Rank
IN the city of New YORK Rgt Morris Kap-
Ian ct al Cforecloaure OF mortgage, atty.
VI Mosle.
I.STH ST. n s. 3I9 n Of sth av. Isx9a.ll
-- Harriet X Wollps agt sarah KIT ut 4
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys, Cary &
Carroll.
MAIDEN LANE. 5i-55. and rear Of 5s-
Edw schmidt agt 3l-iS Maiden
Lane, Tue ,spechc performance; atty,
II II Williams.
MADISON ST ISe-Is4--ia5 Broadway
Holding Corp agt Let!tla II kettcrrr ct
nj faction to fOreclosa tax liensi; a'tys.
Bennett Werner 4 Savd
Sd Az, 9SG Mary \ Lewis hgt Claus Bah.
ling ct nj foreclosure Of MORTGAGE 4;
li5TH ST 5, ii5 q OF Lenox av. lSx
100, ll-Frank Wood, adm, agt WIN -
Wood ct al foreclosure OF mortgage {;
nttya. Dunlap & Otto.
HTOnx.
BEGINNING at n q cor OF Estate OF George
Baxter, Hdjolgl"g lard ~ Thomas G.
Taylor on = g OF Pelham road. 97.1x35bx
irreg--Charles Massuth art Harry West
A-il 1t al ,f0rcgi sure Of mortgage
attys, Wilson, Barker a Wager.
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TO MAKE ICE INSTEAD OF BEER

Friedman. Robertson d Keller are
preparing plans for converting part of
the Lion Brewery. Mt Columbus avenue
and l0Sth street, into an leo making
plant II will occupy two floors Of the
corner structure and the changes are
estimated to cost between $4,000 and
5000, 900
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

WATER ST. 746 and 74T, TO 5 atty stah,c
&c-Hecker Jewell-J ones Milling 20 90
Cor'eas st. Owner; u l Sire. architect
WASHINGTON ST. csi. to st .s'; snG
bmt dwlg--Fleischmann co. premises
owner c Jackson, G93 Washington ST.
architect: cost Notwithstanding IO OOo
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STEAMSHIP co. CHELSEA BUYER

C. b. Richards & Co. steamship brok-
ers and agents. are the buyers OF the
ffty-foot building, at 555 to $50 West
Twenty-second street, Ogden estate
leasehold. sold yesterday by the William
J. Temp Brewing Company.
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WILL IMPROVE HEIGHTS rLor.

The Nehring Company negotiated the
sale for Margaret NJ McGarr to
builder OF the plot, 75Xl00, on Wads-
worth avenue, reported yesterday. The
property will be improved with a five
story apartment house.
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ems TO Jno stevens 30 Bway. b and .,
q, March 80, 1910. ............ti
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
PROSPECT Az. 5s7. W =. 2Oxioo--Martin
Kretsch to Augusta Kretsoh, bs7 Pros
pect sy. mtg 1850, Nov II; atty. Az,
rIbBouT Az. s, sOl.4 n lsith st. ask
1o7,i--Cocllia A Darms to Henry Mark
ownz. e6i Tiffany st, Nov 10; atty, Harry
Il ShIrk. ~ Court st. Brooklyn. 81
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
Isouth Of Fourteenth street.)
fhONT ST 227, a, 2bN73SN24.l1NTi4,
part, Dec Geo s Schermcrhorn to
ate aty AP rho. i'i nIe s pTi9r ,s s
ToRsYrH SRI Iii. s7iiii1 irres, june a;'s 20
J asrsn, CGhen n and ano. eSrs. to Morris
prior mtg $4,000; atty. II Cohen, esq
UNIvBRsITY PPL, ia. it.1cI;ici..sssssiS.SSSS
1910. Nov 2e-Emmelin c and Geo s
Baxter 10 Hy W De Forest, oyster Bay
!. due Dec l. 1919, SO. prior mtg
$4,000; attys, De Forest Bros. 80 Broad
81 ''''''''.'...... ,......,........S6 900
East Side.
'East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
,,r sr and 10th Streets
S3R ST; ~ E llxiooS, p m, Nov. &c
herman Tape to Rosemary L b.
fsnlch' u SGD st: due March u, 1921
III prior mtg sl5.Sooi atty. Lawyers
ZAP ST s.i Isl E. e. io swfy M De. 5000
i ivan sSosephs and Adolph Lyon to Excel
s ~. saw Hank' 70 W 2Sd vt, yrs, 81 % /;
a. stty' John C Gulick. ls2 Nassau
lO2D ST. las-iai IL. cor lexington eSiH taO'S sv
c tSSrVIii,, m Dec saJudah Realty
Av, Bronx inatalis
~. prior mtg s.; atty. Philip d sha-
pro- Nv Nassau st..,............ti, $4,000
West side.
'"est OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
'O ds1e ST, ~ ". iiNioo.5. p m---Fort In
aite Assur Society of the United states.
yrs W; aitys. Alexander 4 G, 100
hwHy '.'...................G Si2, 900
Uptown.
lMarhattan Island. north OF 10th street
WADSWoRTH Av, W cor 18th at
Resity 70 S IS lSSth st xio, Dec 5--E r 4
Sonvent av. 2 yrs, 6es, prior mtg sISs
600; atty. Albert zinimermann. sSs
''''''''.'''' '............&l5, 900
Bronx.
(Boroush OF The Bronx)
HALL PL, 8, III W on curve tror,
is6th st. runs $ Eek ASSN e so,ii
70 lntervale nv 5ssx W 32.s-
JuHa Grant to Robt II Koehler
10 fierropont st, Bhlyn. Nov 10, de-
pp1anu, c; atty, II Koehler, IFS
,PIsrrepont st. Bklyn............s ss5
oDELL ST W s. % g Startling av. S5xii.,
C,,hllip Kaufman & ON Ga corpn) to
Eliza Pepper. iss w $50 st. Dec 1, due
4 Co. l7s Bway 81 oGo.
ioIp ST s. extends from Grant to shcr-'
ntn Az Y 20 centre line bet 1924
hhc 1881 sts-.lohn MRssimino TO Meta
investing Co. II W l77th st. Dec 4,
Iue as per bond: atty. Meta Investing
~ - l''th st........,.....S3.0 900
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BROKER IN BRoNx DEAL.

Lester II. Goodk!nd. OF Frederick Zit-
tel & Sims. neRo tiated the sale OF the
lve-story apartment at 91s East 1e3d
street to Or. Henry Schwamm.
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TAKES GUARD HILL FARM.

julia Veverley Higgins has sub-let for
Miss VI. NJ. Newell the dwelling house
and stable on Guard Hin Farm the
estate OF the late Robert Van Cortlandt,
10 Francis Welsh. for a term OF years.
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TRADERS RENT LARGE SPACE

The Charles +, Noyes Company has
rented the second floor of 597 Broad
way to Lou kraGse and the three up
per floors 70 Jacob Marks, both in tho
millinery and hat business. The leases
The sun., 1918-12-06
CANADIAN SELLS IN KINGS.

Charles C. Steele has sold 44S Carlton
avenue for George Harper OF Peterboro,
Canada
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Tho principal oflco OF said Computation IL
70 he located IN The cay OF New York,
state Of New York.
Dated, New York. November ~, ,?iS-
The,lis 4, Austin. James Barber T. J.
8arher Howard Bayne, Oswald K!TI;by
william c, Lane, w, A. Prime. seward
prosser. Charles n Sah,n Oakley Wood
Eugene '. r. Thayer, Robert Van Ider.
slime. william q Wilcox Wendell r.
Marker Human Gnllmnn.
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SALES ny AUCTION.


NJ Gerber. Auctloneer. sells to-day. FRI.
day, Dec G, 1915. 1890 a NJ, at $50
Grand street. Now York city eOO Pieces
OF Black lenetians. For account of whom
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MECHANICS LIENS.


MANHATTAN Az, HILLARY woprin art
Edward Spiegel. owner and contrac-
'"F '''''''''- ''''. ................ f7e2
Bronx.
RHlNELANDER AV. I05-Bronx Roofing
Watcrproofng Co art Michael Vista
owner and contractor ... as
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

s4-36, in Fulton FIah MaTSet-MortimeT
Il SnH,Ean = Co 10 Cheaebro Bros, Fulton
rmA MARKET yrs from Nov l. 1915;
49, summons Harris, 81 Nassau
''''''''s''' ....s.. % l4n
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

eowERY, sO-s2a, and Elizabeth A. .t-os
Isaac klingerhofer Ggt Atlantic Gar.
zen Realty Corp ct al, Aug 20. 1915;
NoehceIIeul ....... ........ e. 90
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pany was Incorporated In 1917 with a
capital stock Of 10000.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were nled yes
terday. December 5, tho hrst name being
that Of the debtor:
Aldrlch. Herman De Martin. 100000
Ahramson. sarah--s. Dohnats ..,
ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a,s7o.71
rell. adm. &C. 49, Interborough
Rapid Transit Co.. costs. los.eS
son .. "". 49,. i5,o7e1O
man ......................... sosio
stein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 90
Wy Wsman co...............!. 80. $4,000
CO Ho.Ha ,.....N...''....' 9ca4o
White '...,........... s0,ssp.so
same--same MISUNDERSTANDING. s7.77sF
& Improvement co............ 1.I4l.c2
Ellsworth. Edmund E.-R. d.
Eaton. Frederick R-w. q s.
Job & CO.. Inc. costs ......... l2l'f
Edwards, Ralph E.--Astor Garage
Eureka salt corp.E. Giucck & -
Forester. Rober! r., and Edv.
Bank A."" ae.....'.... Ivy 2a2o.s
Grabosky. jcnnic-Mi. Y. Lincoln :Si.sO
Cara, Gaetsno. and Sebastiano
Co p'....i.' '.. .. I.O45.ie
Herbert. +. ciayicn--L. b. sieRei 10000
nicKy ........,........... 1s.9ll.O7
bers ...................". 5es.so
Kump.ncr. Adoiph-I- H. Beers ...,.
LOnssnnecker & Sanders, Inc.
name OF def. having beou
changed to H. A. Sanders
Motor Corp.)-lS7e Broadway.
Mosher. Edwin H-Kandel Con.
MS SnS1s Col John 1n &c r Quincy. s sssss
Martin. Thomas &C. Renziand. 1852
Sigl. John--F. sesbeck ..... 2io.I2
y. Y. Railways Cot. sherman 10000
Poler. I.eah-Interborough Rapid
Transit Co: costs. llO.ss
we6er. ...,.,....'..........e. 10000
Rtedy, Thomas, BY san.-N. I. "
Mutual Gas Light Co: costs. l17Si
Reibor, VIM. M-A Len ct al. 1926
snead. Chls. o., Jr-Fideltty
and Deposit co, OF MAJ. $500
=, Y savings Bank ........... 6.7sO.s5
salonan, schachna NC. y.
saaaa psrnoera,io club, Inc '
Uper. Emil. Jher; costs 49,, 1907:
Urbandt, Elsie --- Peterborough
Rapid Transit Co; costs. 1923;
Watson, Geo. Ne. s. Trudell.. 7ss.2s
BRONX
The hrst name IL that OF the debtor
Bell. William F., Chester Swee;
and Ernest Nrrdis-M Norris Plan
Go .............,..... tli3.so
Bertaan Bcnjamin--I" Brooks. s7.2q
BnpaIralG bD J ,Ipnn j
Alfred eyroCt--Morris PAN %. ols4o
D'sr.u,cl, Johr--L Marks e. a.. :Oo.:.
Dey.!-. Frcals, MlchaI ,, Fn".
FoN--:Ior:!a Plan Co..,.,.... $1,000
kio ard Alfred Sant.nt--Same. 1870
Henry Abraham
sehsrer ard Mo':y GrodEinsky
Gerard. Joseph, GIs:ave G Brown
aud Eugene Howell-Same..... $40
kelley, Marx IL, l. clare 49, +oo?.i0
Muster. Meinrad W. Waiter
Minnerly. Leroy s.-N y Teie-
phone co. ....:.........,.... 3s,:1
Cohln-Norris Plan Co........ 1880
Rossen. James. Jacob Plate, lara
ran!s ..,..,.....'..,..i',...... $500
E!ppel SlTrel-L Abreham.... si.1-
Scukne, MORRILL, Susklnd ..... - 81
Sc~cS. Arth .ry--Morris Plan Co. 1lI.'o
stump J. H"nL! JaNr. j. JoT;
Theresa NJ stampF %emn ".,' $3.50
Wel'r Hca-r j. John Friedgcl.
Fred b"nia- and Jewel Fried
Cen--SGl. ....-.....-...... re.5j
Beacnson Rea'ts' c5.-M. Neaiis, loo9.t0
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Bronx.
(Boroush OF The RrnprN
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan


llgTH ST. ss1-5ss E. mtg $4,000; Monroe
81, l26.' mtg $4,000. @0th St sos w
mtg $4,000; s7th st. 1871 ". mtg SIC. 900
NJ %nss u Don ,t JT sGn to ThoIotss
vincent. 26lth st; atty, Title &.
: n Co Ia5 BEay: : assn. each 81
VI Kingsley t. los J q Donchue. u. 2s9
W 'Sd st, and ano. trustees; atty. sam;
asrns. each .................. 81.
18th ST, l64 ". mtg iii'oc6EJos VII
!Ams to T!:ic q Mtg 90. l35 Broad ..
SAME pRopERTYl.N ' Title g MI Me- SO 90,
y, ELis J. Koch. 30 W 7?d st; address
t7TH sT. l:7 W, mtg $4,000 Ed.i,abic
Trust CO to Title 6 Mtg Go. 1876
sTH ~. s5oG.Ai6:ft friedman $1,000 700,
Shelfstein. l64 Christopher NV, Pllyn n
ally ally Herman Rivkin, 1895 P'tkin. az.
eAi'a '''.'''',-........: $4,000
Bronx.
i7sTH ST. $. s:S. WISE Az. 44r,1;: t,n,.
.ege av, W cor lCSth ST, ssxs5: Ri
mont ~. W - 1923 n i7y.a 81. 516x-.
Cro,cnn AZ. 5, 1855 n iE'st It. i5.av
G5?7 honswood Az, 3G'svic6--r s
Trn:, c. 'rus, to PRESBYTERIAN Hospi nj
~ W. Ky y, sssIn | m'ssIi ai;y, Law.
UNIV ERSlTY Az. n c 175th 81. looxioG (
iyrEregmLges Traet Corr 20 y Trus; co.
UNIVERSITY Av. n y. is?.7 ne IAN 81
sssh loo-same 10 same; atty. same 4:
wHiTI.ocK Az sG.-MNia;x, Ashmaan 70
Fannie Kluger. 1882 stebbins ay. atty.
,si Il ! Barnet iS2 Nassau st.......: 500
W-Ierr;ein. ~? z is4th 81, Gt;y, Robert
frI J. Dayton Is William ST. $1,000
ppxiyn'; ottys, DuNon & X, .:oa
LOIS 1875 ana 1875. map ps,; srb,ier s2ID
= 10
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Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ. Loss
s:O0--1s72 Brook ay., Louis
Koerner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slight
s:4o--Ii5 e. lIth ST.; Jenny Dan.
louo-5i0 Sth av.; John Wsster.
suroik ST. unkno; UH TfIrtnf
w. 12lst ct; unknOwD. .Trirln.
II :0O-7b T.. l6lst ct. unknown. TrihIn.
i1;0o-s70 linton av. The Bronx,
Morris slider .:..;...........s Sigh
Street Cleaning Department
l1l5-WiIeox ay. and phillips az. '''F''
The Bronx; IRE in brush un
il.5O-sd E. sth at; Herman Nj. N'''
show ......,............C Unknown
2. NJ.
i2:lO-so7 Morris av.; ash CAN. Son.
2:1O-Raychester Rv. and Pelham
Parkway. The Bronx. uu-
12:s5-iIth It. and Bast River: hr- ','''
In barge; Hooker Trucking
co .....'.., ..,......,. Unknown
445-ss7 Havemeyer av.; Appelin,
EIgel .....,.....,....., Unknown
5:25-s5 Manhattan Ct; Mary Cos
6:so-ssi Madison st; Mrs j ''""
Ftnkelsteln ....,.,..,....... .iirr
5:30--1 w. yth st, Soldiers ana
Sailors Club ..............T rlf!r.
5:S5-ls5th 81. and Audubon av.;
INN 6rusn ! nre '..i,,;,.,. 49,. T9a
7:i5--:29 w. 35ih St; I. Royce. T-ia!rg
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORM AN
INSURANCE COMPANY
We. the undersigned, give notice OF our
intention to form - fire Rnd ocean marine
Insurance corporation to transact an
classes Of business authorized NY. Section
10 OF Article III, and section 80 OF Ar.
tiClc " Of the Insurance Law ~ the state
OF New York. with Il capital stock Of ono
million dollars Sl.0 OOOl. The name Of
the corporation - Ia be
"BANKEMS AN H SHTrERS INsrRANCF
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-02

or have established permanent plants for
supplying their trade from the City OF Alma.
There is no city in America in which a
larger percentage of the adult population is
engaged in gainful, profitable occupations.
We have no idle class, rich or poor.
There is no city in the state where the
annual business turn over per capita equals
the City Of Alma, so we call it the biggest
city Of its size in the state.
We in Alma are proud Of our yester-
days, of our achievements But there is plen-
ty of industrial history yet to be made. We
are capable Of taking our place in the pro-
cess of forwarding the industrial, CONNER
cial and civic progress Of our country
We invite you, Mr.. Manufacturer, to
consider Alma. We invite you to locate and
start your business here
We want the young man making his way
in the world to come to Alma. If you want to
go into business, or if you have good article
to manufacture, that needs money we will
lend it to you. Our business men are organ
lied for that work.
A splendid ambitious little city, well de-
serving Of civic loyalty at home we'll entitled
to new friends from outside.
Alma invites you, it invites you to make
your home, to educate and rear your children
here, where opportunities and advantages
offer which are not equalled in many other
places.
MAYOR FRANCIS KING.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-02

Alma calls your attention to the fact
that it is supplied with the most modern up
to-date utilities such as gas and electricity.
The new Hydro-Electric plant Of the Central
Michigan Light & Power Co. is located with
in the corporate limits Of the city.
A City of Good Homes We have no ten
ements, or tenement district. Facing wide
streets with maple trees forming an arch
over them, the down town residence section
has the appearance OF an old New England
Hamlet, while to the east is rapidly develop
ing, on the rolling hillsides, a suburban sec
ton that compares with the famous West
chester section Of Long Island.
The educational facilities Of Alma are
notably adequate. At the head Of the school
system stands the College Of Alma, with its
fine equipment Of buildings and grounds and
with corps oftrained teachers the equal of
those found at any=of the other colleges Of
America.
The City Of Alma has put thousands and
thousands Of dollars into its School System
and will maintain, with a liberal hand, the
future development of its schools.
There are no idle stores in Alma-the
merchants are prosperous; the stocks carried
and the service compare favorably with
those Of stores in the largest cities in the
state.
Recognizing the growing Importance
Of Alma as a distributing center for an ex-
tremely rich section Of the State, many
wholesale firms are already contemplating
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-02

~ EMINENT in the motor truck field
49, Of Amerca. a small army Of men
and women are employed in this sin
r. gle industry Ten per cent Of the
motor trucks in use in the cities Of
America were built in Alma.
But our industrial strength is by no
means dependent on any one line Of bust
ness We lead the world in lines other than
in truck building
For instance the first perfected kero-
sene carburetor to be made in America is
manufactured here.
Industrial opportunities in Alma are as
legion as they are diversified. A few Of our
latest acquisitions in this line are the Keel
All Company with big paint manufacture
ing plant, The Ruggles < Parsons Tractor
Co, a firm whose output for the present year
is already oVersold, The Syman Brothers
Wholesale Grocery which will occupy big
modern fireproof plant now nearing compile
ton.
Alma is growing, not only.larger, but
progressively On what We're corn fields.
three years ago. are now located immense
manufacturing plants with many hundreds
Of thousands of dollars invested.
But with this industrial growth has kept
pace the building ofhomes of the right sort
and the development Of the schools and the
civic improvements that make for better
citizenship. w "a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-02
Hund,eds Of Ne7v Homes Built and Building

n hundreds of new homes have been built in Alma
krTN during the past two three years, are being
UaU constructed at the present time The hundreds of
new homes in the city have caused the breaking up many
farms into beautiful subdivisions which are rapidly being
built up
Fine homes. both for the weather. people of the city
and for the workngmen being constructed the
sections which last caused the the
ed limits of Alma. that the city spreads over far
greater territory than in former years.
The older sections of the city also seeing
homes constructed these being homes the finer sort the
the habitudes of wealth and comfort.
All in ALL Alma well claim to be a city of beautiful
homes, and maintain that claim probably against all COM
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-02

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-06-20

ducing or fabricating the several ma
terials that enter into ship construc-
ton. For the shipyards themselves
provision is made for honor flags to
fly over plants from month to
according to relative performances !;
for service medals to shipyard en-
ployes, and for silver and gold
medals for individuals who distin-
guish themselves by exceptional eff
fort.
To execute the system impartially
an intelligently, a competitive board,
composed of a naval rear admiral, a
representative of labor and two
others, was decided upon. War SER
vice badges and medals will be be-
slowed with like care by a war badge
board, and these will go not only to
shipyards employees, but to workmen
in industrious contributing shipbuild-
ing material and equipment.
There are too many details to be
recited here, but broadly the purpose
is to honor and decorate men in the
civilian branch of war service as men
are honored and decorated at the
fighting fronts for unusual heroism,
sacrifice or endeavor.
With so much depending on the
builders of ships and the industrial
producers behind them, it is desired
that very worthy stimulus be resort
ed to. Here is plan that should
appeal strongly to American pride
and patriotism and help put the
punch into the work designed to
nullify, as far as may be, the raw
ages of the German submarine pi-
racy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-06-20
/ BELIEVE IN THE
AMERICAN SOLDIER

IL believe in the American SOL
der.
FL beiieve in his ability to rep
resent nineteen others of America
and myself in the greatest struggle
of the ages
3. Whatever may be his fate in
the furnace and fury of hell, I shall
always believe he did his part with
free heart, hand and mind, and re-
member that he has gone to a for
eign field where liberty has become
the highest priced goal in the his
tory of the world and where
Americanism, resources, American
brains and the American soldier
are expected to accomplish that
which nearly all the peoples of the
earth have failed to accomplish, as
yet
Al believe, therefore that I am
morally obliged as a free American,
to do all within my power to make
the burden lighter for those who
face death and endure privation for
me, and to fearlessly face the SUI
preme test of Americans by all the
world.
The above splendid tribute to-
our soldier boys is by George Lewis
Hall, publisher and manager of the
Sherman County Times, Loup City,
Neb. .c
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-06-20
NOTICE TO WOMEN
OF LEROY TOWNSHIP

Miss Alice Cuthbert, Home Demon
stration Agent for Audubon county
will give demonstration of substi-
tute bread making Monday morning
June "a at 900 o'clock, and a dem
onstration of canning fruits and veg
etables by the cold pack process
in the afternoon of the same day at
1880 o'clock. These meetings will
be held in the assembly room of the
Audubon high school building. Miss
Cuthbert's time is devoted entirely
to the giving of food lectures and
demonstrations throughout the coun-
ty. AS she can give but this one day
to Leroy township in June, all women
in the township interested in these
timely problems are urged to be pres
ent at these meetings. Substitute
recipes will be distributed at these
meetings.
Mrs. John Kennedy
Publicity Chairman