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The sun., 1918-09-30
Wood Exchanges Established.

Farm bureaus. foresters, oranges and
State departments are cooperating with
the wood fuel bureau of the Conservation
Committee for New York State in a
campaign designed to encourage in
creased production of wood for fuel pur-
poses, TO meet a possible coal shortage
in the rural districts. Wood exchanges
and wood yards already have been es-
tablished in several communities.
The sun., 1918-09-30
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown,

Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street,
WALKER ST, SO. 2a.lxss.i--Mosul Realty
Corpn to Marcus Il Goldstein, Inc, 54%
W l4Sth st. mtg $4,000. all liens. Sept
u; atty. Title Guar Co. i7s Broad!
MERcER ST. W 5. iss n Grand st. a;sioo
los Conselyca st. Bklyn. and q, Sept
IS; atty, Hugo wintner. 23s Bway. 81
HENRY ST, sc cor clinton 81. sSsIioe--
AL Powell st Realty Co to Frieda Surat.
13S W l:lst st. mtg $4,000. all liens.
sept 20; attys. Goldfogle & Dorf. g. |
Sd ST, "a f, 2sxss.2. mtg ,.s.ooo; soth st.
:3s-s. = $. lt71 W I'd av. toNioa.:. mtg
s3?.ioO-Tauber Realty co TO Harry ]
Beriient. sIs Fox st. Bronx Sept 2s;
atty, Leon Burkes, 81 Delaney st. 800
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets,)
45TH ST. n s. 200 W 9Th av. e5xloo.4-wm
Cowen to X A Co, 2Il Bway. Sept
81: attys, Derehes Goidwater. 2sl
Uptown.
| tManhsttan Island, north of 10th streetD
18TH ST. n 8, s75 eth av. 5oxioo.ll IL
b Realty Co to Jennie Silberberg.
100 w s5th st. mtg $e3,'oo, all liens.
Sept -; atty, Louis A Brown. 2sl Broad
1sisT ST. +. :iisxss.il Gforecicsed sep,
20. 1sls-Elek Ludolzk ref, TO Eliz
Van Nest. 2sb Central Park W, Sept
81: attys, Merrill, r & T. 100 Broad
18TH st, 657 w. 1e.sNl00-Broadway Ssy
Instn to Rinaldo S Walker. 500 W l3sth
st. and s: 3: all liens. Sept q;
atty. Richd Kelly. 233 Bway.. 800
ST NICHOLAS AV. 1915 20xs0-Louise
Stockbridge to John Dlefenthaler. 56l
W 1891 at, mtg $1,000. all liens. Sept II
atty. Title Guar & T Co. 17s Bway. 800
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx.
10TH ST, S, 3s0 Brook av, 25xl02. *
25xs? 9--I.ouis Guerr to sidney Trattncr,
ass f l3sth st, mtg $4,000, Sept 20;
atty, J Trattner, ass f l3sth st. 800
LOTS ., 10 and IS. map Koch homestead
Pauline Buhrmeister to Buhrmeister
Inc, Prospect Drive, Yonkers,A N Y
| April Is: atty, II S Fleischer. 1876: Mad.
LOTS . to and 81 and So. map Lob
bauer Park-Paulina Buhrmeister &c
| Buhrmeister, Inc, . Prospect Drive. Yon'
| kers. y Y. April is. atty, II Fieischer
1862 Madison aN. .uOt
FOREST AV, 1898. e s, 2sNl02.S-Hermsr
| Reissing to Ernest d Epple, 1906 Boston
| road. mtg $500, Sept 81: atty. g &
vALESriSE AV. sai7, :. 5oxlooCGeC
| Gnchrist to Ruth C Mauss. 2si7 valen
tine av. ct al. mtg $1,000, sept 26
The sun., 1918-09-30
SILK Manufacture. Doubtful.

Hestancy of silk manufacturers in
bringing out new silks is attributed to
present uncertain conditions. Labor
costs ard probable advances in raw ma
terial cause them TO withhold contracts
for delivery beyond few months ahead.
The Governments attitude toward the
silk Industry is also a matter that il
causing manufacturers to go slow. The
coal question and high taxes. as well
as the duty of subscribing to the Lib
erty loan and War Savings Stamps.
stand in the way OF expanding business,
The sun., 1918-09-30
Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ. Loss
6:20-iT3 and IFS Grand ST.; Wood
7:3o-ii5 +. 18th ST., dance hall
Houptman Bros. Trining
l:I5-Gs Avenue c: Kate Rosner. .Trining
3:o5-lsos Intervale ar.. The Bronx;
,.5oS Sonn Whis ANA ana r.. trinins
River. coal yard; Scrsnton and
koap MySin am SSA issts at, if,nns
6:s5-tos Greenwich St: George S.
sls-s7o W. i5sd st, awning; Pat
rick Parker. ...............Tr ining
SATURDAY.
s:t6--eos W: seth St; New York
Dressed Beef Co. .......,.. Unknown
t;1o-2lt Essex ST.: unknown. -. Slight
6:t5-si. W. 10th St; John Mac:
snO--loi, Hail ppi,, The Bronx; ''"s
bakers Union. Slight
ay.. Bronx; Department OF
l,:oo-lis.ii7 Spring 81; G. Cor. '"sh'
don ................!..,. Slight
sv. and Bryant av.,
Bronx; truck; unknown Slight
Ian. ....,....... I,,....,.. .Trinins
Bsudlne .......... Trlninx
~ Co., agents. ;:.....:; ,,Trining
BETA ...::.........,..... Trinins
5;oo-55I II. 16sth ST., Bronx;
..MarE.ret Hsnry...;,....' Trlnins
5;1o--G5 Macdougsl ST.; motorcycle:
,.- HSratio Costa. n;....;..;; TrInlns
.o Company ...,;,..:. ,Trihins
Notch ,,,....,............ Trifing
S:S5--le, Mercer st. Greater New
York Sweater Co. ...... Trifink
io:l5-ss6 Rivington St. Herman
lI;so-2T W. ssth St; Abraham i'""'
kren ....................Tr lninE
The sun., 1918-09-30
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

lST ST. 5s--Juiius Zwe,g ast Maud p
Barclay ct al foreclosure of mtg ,
attys. Hersfeid. SWeedler & Mundy.
l7STH st, n cor Of Honeywell av
2i.sxss6--William Herr ast George =
Knepper ct al foreclosure OF MTG :;
attys. Wolf & Kohn.
18TH ST. =, 80 Ogden av, 25xloo
Mary II Weight sgt Arthur Schmidt
hanson 4 Bell.
LOT 90, map Of Penheld property at
South Mount Nernon-Frank C MAYHEM
agt Sarah Mapes foreclosure Of
mtg: atty, II Hickox.
The sun., 1918-09-30
Corset Manufacturers Not Worried

| Corset manufacturers are not fearful
of having 10 close their plants because
| of the curtailmcnt OF their supply Of
steel which the Government has an
nounced to 20 into effect. They say the
announcement was not unexpected and
| that their organiza tons have been ad-
justed to conform with the regulations
The sun., 1918-09-30
Government Awards Made.

WAsHlNGroS. Sept 29.-The bureau
of supplies and accounts of the Navy
Department has made the following
awards; Schedule 5776h, class Gle, TO-
900 medium eagle buttons at "a cents
a dozen and $4,000 small eagle buttons
at "a cents a thousand TO John c. l..
Shabeck, Providence. r. l., and class
6l3, $4,000 white metal rings. IS cents
a thousand. to A. l.. Clark Company OF
New York.
The sun., 1918-09-30

by the most recent novelty-"undies" OF
flesh pink trimmed In black.
The startling contrast In colors and
the out of the ordinary style are said to
have created a big demand for these gar
ments. which are being displayed by
some OF the smartest shops.
The sun., 1918-09-30
Bureau TO save His Business.

The proposed bureau of the Whole IS ale
Mems Furnishing Association. which
plans to take over the businesses OF
men who are drafted and conduct them
for their benefit. will probably be given
its first opportunity to work out the plan
by taking over the business of Alexan-
der Goldman. who operates a retail
mems furnishing store here.
Mr.. Goldman had called a meeting OF
his creditors for to-day to make DISPOSE
ton of his property. as he intends enter
ing the Government service, but on
learning Of the plan in prospect by
which his business could be carried on
he got in touch with officials of the as
station and called on the creditors meet
ing
The sun., 1918-09-30
Yarn Spinner. Refuse Contract..
Special Despatch TO The sry.

DPePW DfsputcH 10 lHh Dun.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Yarn spin
ners were chary about making contracts
last week. Many Of them refused TO
quote prices and some did not even
trouble to answer inquiries.
They believe that under the next re-
vision yarn prices will be higher. and
therefore do not care for future business
at present rates. There has been con-
siderable activity in spot goods.
The sun., 1918-09-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST, 543 W-Ostrander Fire Brick
Co. Ing, agt Progressive Smelling and
Metal Corp OF the State of Y, owner:
Bergen & Llndeman. Inc. contrac-
lots '''''''''.'',,, ........... $3.50
Bronx.
FREMONT Az, 506-5ls Flames Clam.
metto agt Caroline Gent, rederick
Boss. Charlotte Ross and Robert Boss
owners and contractors. .SIsS
ltsTH ST. $40 E-Barop SteinberE aRt
Samuel Horowitz and ~Jacob HofowItz
owners; Samuel Horowitx. contractor. $50
The sun., 1918-09-30
PHYSICIAN BUYS PLOT.

The Robert f. Farley Organization
has sold for the estates Of Tappan Zee
plot on HARDWOOD avenue, Philipse
Manor. Tarrytown, \. Y, to DR.. S. j..
Nelson of New York city.
The sun., 1918-09-30
Fashions whims vecr Suddenly.

A demand for high collared blouses
has sprung up. and retailers, being I'M
prepared for 1t, have not the goods on
hand to meet the requirements. The call
Is said to be an evidence OF fashion
sudden whlms. as recently only collar
less blouses were wanted. However, It
is said to be not yet certain whether the
present demand will be only a fash in
the pan.
The sun., 1918-09-30
Labor Dispute Nearer settlement

WASHINGTON, Sept, o9.-The dispute
in which Rosenwald & Well and Alfred
Decker Il Co, both Chicago clothing
manufacturing plants. have been en-
gagged with their employees Is believed
to be so much nearer adjustment by the
recognition OF the two concerns OF the
principles of settlement laid down by
President Wilson. The two firms have
made known their acceptance OF the
principles in communication to the
War Department.
There will he little Interference by
Government officials, Il Is said. as long
as the officers of both companies show
disposition TO bring about q settle
ment,
The sun., 1918-09-30
Satisfied Judgments.


Ihe hrst namc is that OF the Debtor. tn.
second that OF tho creditor and date ,yhn,
Judgment was filed:
BOUCHER. Chas. So Schncid:
April .. l9lS......,...... ,,,S, =.
steiner. Clarence-B. Clmann 81
az Jan H. lsll ............,.. t6iGI
BROSN
Liguori, Ra,ph--M. p!oclano: July
~ !9ls.,,,. ,............... SoI1 q
The sun., 1918-09-30
FRIDAY. OCTOBER &
lat u NESEY STREET I

by Joseph L. Day.
bl.EECkE Err st, $50. e s. 81 = Charles st.
liS6s.loxl5.tx69.lo. s,y int and strs-
al: + J Helmick. atty; due. ssl347S;
taxes. &c 33535o.
siTH ST 1879 w. =. 3ac Amsterda m
aN. 2oxl00s sty dvlg-N Savgs
Bank sgt Edw Croker ct al: J A Dutton,
atty: due, sl0,sss.o5; taxes. &c, S4i425,
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
25Sss.sx25xesI0. sty blk tnt-Ca IN
Ernest ast Ray Freeman ct al: Herbert
Cracauer atty; due. SaI.25s.s5: taxes.
&c. 3ss3..o
lat $40 THIRD AvESCE1
BY Joseph p. Day.
lS2D ST, g, ssI CAmbreleng av, lot,
IS and 40, blk soS5. y. vacant-.D J
Mcdonald sgt E Young et all j II
Fargis. atty: due. s7ssss.
The sun., 1918-09-30
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
lat II vESEY STREET.

by JOsVpH T, Day,
PIKE ST. so. 5. 1911 n Monroe, asiox
Silk irreg, sty tint and strs-w II
Hind against Harris Smulowitz ct al:
De Witt. j. a ID, sttys; due, $21,o37,Is:
taxes, Observation-Disclosures. 49,. .S3s5
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
18TH ST, $50 u. s. 275 W LIST ay. ask
doo.io. sty tpt and strs-J. II. Park
The sun., 1918-09-30
Bright COlors Popular.

That the world in general and espe-
cialy the Orient IL in the market FOR
bright colored textiles has been ascer-
tanned from dyers who do much work
for exporters This fact seems 10 be at
distinct variance with the demand In
America, where milder shades are most
in demand.
A sudden demand has sprung up
abroad for bright reds. and business is
being rushed TO accommodate il. Pink
Is also greatly sought. while many Or
ders for blues are constantly arriving
The demand for yellows seems to be
less than formerly.
The sun., 1918-09-30
Better Outlook for Gray Goods.

The gray goods business is expected to
pick up this week. Within the past few
DAYS. IL is understood. there have been
some fairly large transactions in sheet
ings and some other coarse yarn con-
Sructions. This. II is believed. points
the way to better conditions along the
whole line.
The idea that was prevalent that
there would be an upward revision In
the price of gray goods because of the
high cost of cotton has been knocked in
the head by the drop in the price of raw
material.
The sun., 1918-09-30
Black Trimminxs for Pink .Undie.,

While novelties In underwear are moth
ing new. the limit OF something Diff
ferent' would seem to have been reached
The sun., 1918-09-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

nth ST. 2ss w. mtg ss,ooo-Bertha B
Ferguson to the Bank for Saw OF Ossin-
ing. Ossining. Y: atty. Joseph A
Greene. ossining, " Y...........,i... 81
AVENUE c, $50. mtg s:0.00o-wm G
Orr. exr. to Mary f Blodgett, 5 r ssd
1t; atty. w Orr. 81 Chambers
81 ............... .............sl6.159s7
18TH ST, 42s z. mtg $1,000, a and mtg
OF s5o0--Jas Cruikshank to Chas
Wynne, s21 South 4th av Mount Yer
non. Y; atty. n T & NJ Co. 1s5
ssTH ST. II W. mtg $40 ooo-Eilas' ] s ia1o
rington TO Alice OBrien. sc5 Samuel
st, Far Rockaway. of Q...........}l
Bronx.
CALDWELL AV, 156th at 2OOx
look irreg-Regina LYMAN TO Hobart
Realities Corp el7 Bway; atty. T &
Co. 1875 Bway. ..............,...Si
SAME PROPERTY-Hobart Realities Corn
to VIM NJ sperry. Crawford. N j; atty.
pRosPEcr Az sci.sam,;u.i, / s,vd.. 81
Robert Estate, Inc, I1s Nassau st ;
atty, Louis Rosenberg. 1l6 Nassau 81. 81 90
The sun., 1918-09-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

WYNN name ana address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
l06TH ST. ;. zoos " Columbus az.
2+6Tioo ll---Elko Realty Co to Martini
Kraemer. 353 W s5th st: atty, Nor
18TH ST. IS, 1is W eth av, lsxssli--
--Chas r Picken TO the Guardian Life
ms Co of America, Aug 10. 1897; attys.
18Th ST. IS E--Carrie C Russell TO WIN
N Harte and Central Union Trust Co
of N Y. trstes, under deed Of trust.
Aug 2. 1916; atty. " y T q NJ Co,
1876 Bway. sis. 600
The sun., 1918-09-30
Business Troubles.


Pctiteions in bankruptcy filed Saturday
In the United States District Court were:
THE UNION FURNITURE COMPANY
Involuntary petition against Abraham
Gclding,. individually. undor the firm
name the Union Furniture COMPANY.
furniture. iS Essex street. Liabilities
hairy Chalfy. $500 Morris Goldman.
$3.50; Columbia Table Company, $40.
Max Miller, 2s9 Broadway. is the at
torney.
Schedules In bankruptcy.
Schedules in bankruptcy Med Saturday
in the United States District Court were;
NJ. DLUGAsCH & Co.-schedule Of NJ
Diugssch & Co wholesale druggists. :s5
Bowery, shows liabilities $Ss.ols. assets
sel.2t2. Principal claims: Merck Co,
S,52'; Ketchum & Co, S2.l9s; Gould
Bonynge, McManus h Ernst, 10 Broad
way. are the attorneys.
Assignments.
THE FISHER-SMITH ADVERTISING
COMPANY, advertising agency, l?2 East
Twenty-ffth street, assigned Saturday
for the benefit of creditors to Lucy Quit:
mann. The company was incorporated
In 1912. Joseph II. Fisher Is its vice
Receiver appointed.
Justice Cohasn of the Supreme Court
has appointed Julius Miller receiver Of the
partnership property OF Suna $. Samuel
and waiter Windsor. thestrical proprle-
tors. pending suit brought by Samuels
against Windsor for an accounting and dis
20. The receiver is required to give Il
bond of $500.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments wcrc nled sat
urday, tho first name being that OF the
debtor:
Best. Leo R-P. r. Tibbctts ss2j,oi
Berg. lsidor-I. kaplan ......... 1907.
Barr Meyheld, 1nc.--O a. Hen
pu gTFsHP a. Nicola. and Maryland ''''
)Cssuaity Co.--Pcople &c,.... 10000
Cornell, Rose S.-N. :. Gates &
.......... ......... ss7.7O
ct all. ................... ass o.
Dominik, Julia-Same. ......... 5000
Finman, Jacob-Gcorgo II. Snow
Fine, Arthur-s: I.erber..:,:........ l,s15.ss
Friedman, Adoph and Title
Progressive Savings and Loan
Association ................ 1875
Harris. James, and Fiiicc;;lity; and '''-''''
Deposit Co. OF Marylard-Peo-
pie, &c. ................... 10000
hirsch. Jeanette--A. kohn...... 1861
Home Construction co and Julius
weinsteni.s. Glass ct al. ...-. ?,i2sO5
Josephson. Eleanor--M L. New
man ,........,..:....... SEQ 20
Inc.TM. Jane. ,.,,;..........., st7.7o
Leon. Jare;s, Inc, Bernard II
bon & Cob Jane .......... 1.o5aOO
McBride. James Ell. Il. Yves
terie!d :..::........,.... 1864
Maxim. David b., and National
surety Co.--People, &c.... 500 90
! ~ henZie' l+one!-Lord g. Taylor 4to.Gi
Realty Corporal ion......... s3l5t
Newman. James W.---Guaranty
! Trust co. of New York. .... aS5S3
Neary. Bertha ga kohn.. l2s Of
Ottenheimer. Sidnry-N. u stern 7qS -
Pennsylvania Coal Mines Co
Walt Construction Co. Inc IO3Ia
Rowe, Elizabeth Nj H. Jones as So
Rutis Aiphonse Ar. j. Nc
rowan .....,.,......... ll3ii
Thrarwo!os, Joscph---A. Schoen-
SHERMAN William T.-w. NJ
thompson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1861
BRONN.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-16
FROM TOW-BoY TO WORLDS CHAMPION
BY II. c. HAMILTON
United Press STAFF Correspondent
Copyright, 1918, by the United Press

F., badly battered and his body was Grim.
son in spots where it had been ham.
/ mered. Sullivan was only slightly
marked, despite two cuts which had
been opened by his antagonist. He
was breathing with some difficulty,
but his wind was holding out remark
ably.
Kflrain was fighting shrewdly and
bravely. There was but n chance
for him-to keep away until the cham.
pion should veal himself out with his
bull-like PUSHES and steady hammer
ing, The challenger sought grass at
every opportunity.
In the twenty-sixth round both were
showing signs of fatigue from the in
tense heat. The sun was clustering.
Precipitation dripped from the men
and their seconds. The crowd was
nervous under its oppressiyeness, and
constantly urged Kilrain to fight.
In the thirty-frst round Sullivan
caught Kilrain again with a heavy
/ smash, but from then to the thirty.
seventh Ktlrain sought grass at every
! opportunity. In the thirty-seventh, re
spending to a jeer by Sullivan, when
the latter refused to follow as Kilrain
/ sprinted from the scratch, n chal-
lenger approached and made a show
at fighting. He fell into a cl1nch and
was thrown.
On and on they went, the crowd con,
! tinually growing more hostile toWaro
i Kilrain, who, commanded by the rel.
cree to stand up and fight, attempted
| half-heartedly to comply, although
there was no rule in the code to com
T! mel him to do So.
SulIivan's stomach failed him In the
iforty-ffth round and he yomited sew
eral times. It developed after the
bout. however, that it was not due &c
any lack of condition, but to the iac.
that his second mad been plying him
with water. In which brandy had beer
mixed. Kilrain's seconds, at this
stage. offered to call the bout a draw
but Sullivan refused. Come on ane
fight" he shouted, and Kilrain com
piled.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-16
S

famous Muscatine basketball
uuintette has disbanded, and proc
ably will never reorganize. Losing
but one game In three years and hold
ing the worlds championship, put
| Muscatine on the basketball map
! Bob Hasbrook, a member of the
White SoX, was a star center, ana AD
| Gould, who played with Cleveland
last year held down one of the for
ward positions.
Ned Fgan. a former Central $50
| citation manager, who is at the head
Of the Milwaukee Brewers this year,
! was injured in a fall OF the ice. caus
ing paralysis. His condition Is ser
ious and it is possible that another
manager will have to be found for me
| Brewers this season. Egan managed
| the Keokuk Indians in 1908.
Al Behmer of Sutherland, Iowa, 9
former star on the Mcrningside foot
ball team, was among those killed 10
action In France the other day. Beh.
mer made the all-state team in 1915
and was. a popular man "n1le at Lhe
Sioux City school.
The war has cost the Cleveland
American league club just 500, 900 tc
date. This sum represents the value
of players owned by Cleveland Who
have either enlisted or been drafted
into the service.
There is some talk this spring OF
golfers playing without caddies.. This
movement has been started by the
golf writer on the Chicago Tribune
| and is causing no little discussion
! President Thompson Of the Western
Golf association does not think nue.
| of the idea. Some of the most arden
! golf fans derive their greatest pleas
; ure from the game by cussing theii
caddies.
Grover Cleveland Alexander Is
! Grabbing because he can't mooch $40,
| 900 from the Cubs. Hank Gowdy gave
I'D a fat ~salaried job with the Boston
team and enlisted in the big game a
a much smaller salary. Take YOU
/ choice.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-16
SOME GOOD ADVICE
Strengthened by keokuk Experiences.

Kidney disease is too dangerous to
neglect. At the first sign of back
ache, headache, dizziness or Urinary
disorders, you should give the weak
ened kidneys prompt attention. Eat
little meat, take things easier and
use a reliable kidney tonic. There's
no other kidney medicine so well
recommended as Doan's Kidney Pills.
Keokuk people rely on them. Here's
one of the many statements from
Keokuk people.
Mrs. j. p. Brink, 80 Washington
st. SAYS: 81 have used Doan's Kid
new Pills and I al say that from the
good results / received no one car
make a mistake in giving them {;
trial. Doans' Kidney Pills took ava,
the backache and regulated my kid
neys."
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney PilIs-the same tina
Mrs. Brink had. Foster-Mflburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-16

not make these early gardeners feel
in the best OF spirits, n may not
be successful in raising the first 20
tatoes for the early markets.
! The Red Cross rummage sale is
going on today in Nauvoo, and on
Friday evening a box supper and So
cial was held in the Nauvoo Odd
Fellows rooms for the benefit OF the
Red Cross fund.
1t is reported in Nauvoo that sew
eral cases of small -pox were discov-
cred in Carthage the fore part of the
week.
The general opinion in Nauvoo Is
that every man in this town who feels
in his heart that he would make this
city an exceptional good mayor
| should get in the race on Tuesday,
April 16. Kindly nominate yourself
! for this important office.
Edgar Rain, a Nauvoo lad, Is very
i'll with rheumatism.
Erwin Reimbold, wife and child,
moved into the Schenk residence, on
North Eleventh street, last Tuesday.
One or two Of Nauvoo's citizens
evidently know how to enjoy the Lake
here in the Mississippi river. They
intend to build a boat or two some
twenty-five or thirty feet in length,
and about six feet wide, to which they
will transfer the engines of their old
automobiles. The u~phclstering of the
cars will be used for the boats. When
ever the lake gets so calm that it
can be used by pedestrians, they
should install their auto honkers In
the bow Of the crafts, sc that no.
body need be run over.
Miss Ida Beecher Of Nauvoo, Is
again employed as bookkeeper in Jos.
Ochsner's business place, but in Fl.
Madison instead of Nauvoo, where
her former duties were.
J. E. Mapes has recently purchased
a Ford new auto truck. AS Mr..
Mapes travels a great deal in the
country, buying eggs and poultry, he
sur will cut up some dirt and splash
some mud, too, this summer.
The Nauvoo K. c. members have
purchased a new victrola, which they
have installed in their rooms.
Have o all got your Illinois tags
for 1918?
The days are here now when the
county newspapers will collect the
shekels from candidates for county
offices. The woods will be full of
aspirants who offer themselves for
the consideration of voters. The
primaries will be held next September
and the election will be held next
November and in a short time every
newspaper will be running a list Of