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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12

"a sweeping definition of the saloon
that thrust hard upon those engaged
in the liquor trade. He began ~
saying:
IF | We're asked to define the mod
ern saloon l would suggest the follow
ing as a conservative definition: The
saloon is a place where liquid fire and
front. where gambling and profane
revelry are freely practiced in the
rear. where fast women allure men ID
destruction overhead. where perdition
yawns beneath. 1t is a horrible triu
| ity of guzzling, gambling and lust.
| 1t is a giant octopus whose treachet-
Gus and Shiny arms have encircled tae
| laborer, the business man, the politi
cia. the home. the school, yea-even the
church. Bishop Trawler in his terse
style characteriZes the liquor traffic as
| follows: 1t is cunning as fox, wise
as a serpent, strong as an OK, bold a.'
a lion, merciless as tiger, remorse-
less as a hyena, fierce as a pestilence,
and deadly as a plague
| Nh thHnNiS:tsu SuFses
THE church lays definite, ter
rible charge at the feet of the liquor
traffic. We charge that it is an un-
mitigated curse from every possible
standpoint. 1t is a social curse, fl
nancial curse, a physical curse, an in
Itellectual curse, political curse, a
moral curse. This, in brief, is tn,
charge which the church hurls at this
lmonster, the liquor traffic. This
charge the church can fully substan-
tiate by an overwhelming and indi;-
Iputable array of facts
Rev. Mr. Smith continued with 4
graphic picture of the peril of the
liquor trade continuance. He followed
with enumeration OF the encouragin.y n.y
signs which point to the doom of tn ,
liquor traffic. These include the pass
. ing of the local option law; the dam.
, aging admissions made by the liquor
press; the wonderfully increasin
power of the anti-saleon league; the
large number of favorable legislativ
: enactments in various parts of tho
country; the growing increase in fr.
; ternal orders which exclude saloon
keepers and bartenders from ther
: membership roll; the strictness of rail
: roads. regarding the use of liquor b,
lemployes; the discrimination of insu-
ance men against the drinlSer; and th'
refusal of bonding companies to bon,
a drinker.
;. He quoted the remark of one of tn
leading. brewers of the country VIII
said, "The church people can drive u
: when they try and we know it. Gu
lhope is in working after they gro'
el -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
EARS LOST BY SPECTATOR
Explosion Blows Plate Glass Window
Into Toulon Crowd.

Kewanee, H., Sept. 12.-TwentY-
three men were badly cut by flying
glass in an explosion in the hardware
store of Wheeler e Co. at Toulon
Tuesday night. Fire was discovere
in the store and a large crowd as
sembled in front of the building. When
the explosion occurred the fragments
of a large plate glass window wer=
blown into the crowd. Ears were clip
ped from the heads of three of the in
jured spectators. States Attorney J
II. Rennick was among those hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
DELEGATES NAMED
BY GOVERNOR DENEEN
To Represent Illinois in Waterway
Convention-Deere Is Among
Those Named.

Springfield, H., Sept. 12.-(Argus
Special.)-The governor today has ap.
pointed as delegates to represent Hi
nois at the deep waterway convention
to be held in Memphis, Tenn, Oct 4
and 5, all the congressman from Hi
nois, and Isham Randolph of Chicago
II. w. Johnson of Ottawa, II. NJ
Schmoldt, Beardstown, and Lyman E
Cooley of Chicago, as the members ol
the international Improvement com
mission of Illinois; Clarence E. Snive
ly of Canton, c. II. Deere of Moline
and w. l.. Sackett of Morris, commits
sioners, and Leon Mcdonald of Lock
port and w ]. Lynch of Granite.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
OFF SABLE ISLAND
LuSitania is Sighted Early This
Morning According
to Wireless.
Is BEATING ALL RECORDS
Due at Sand Hook Liehtship Tomor.
roW-White Star to Fol-
low.

Halifax, Sept. ia wireless mes
sage from Sable island says the Cunard
liner Lusitania passed there about 4
this morning.
New York, Sept. 12.-The turbine
steamer Lusitania, which is buffeting
its way across the Atlantic ON its first
trip to America, promises to break all
records for the voyage
For the "a hours ending at noon yes
terday the run of the ship was SIC
knots, an average of 23A knots an
hour, and with beautiful weather fore
casted there is little doubt that the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
ACCUSES SALOON OF ALL
CRIMES IN The CATALOGUE

terday morning. 1t then entered the
western ford at Hango
Offers Of private assistance from
Hango and Reval have been declined.
Nobody is allowed to approach within
half mile of the yacht. The weather
is fine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12

VIII Beat Iucnnia's Mark.
Its time it is expected, will beat that
of the i.ucania, the record breaker of
the Cunard line. by nine hours or more.
The present record of speed across the
Atlantic. westward, is held by the
Deutschland of the Hamburg-American
lire, and is ) days, II hours and 81
minutes, but because of the fact that
the route covered by German ships is
236 miles longer than the route from
Queenstown, the Lusitania must beat
the Deutschland's record by at least II
hours in actual time between points.
If the Lusitania keeps up its present
speed its time from Queenstown will
beat that of the Deutschland from Cher
bourg by IA hours and 19 minutes, Civ
ing it the record for the trip across the
Atlantic by more than three hours.
VIII Eclipse Lusitania.
Belfast, Sept. 12.-Harland & Wulff
the shipbuilders, admit officially that
they are working on plans for a new
White Star liner which will be larger
than the Lusitania. The keel will be
laid in a few months. The new boat
will be fitted with reciprocating ell
gines and turbines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
Oriental Limited on the
Northern Pacific
Attacked.
SAFE Is DYNAMITED
Found Empty, the Hlghwaymen
Seize Registered MAIL
Reward.

ST. Paul, Sept. 12.-The Great North
ern Oriental limited transcOntinental
train was held up by two masked men
near Rexford, Mont, early today.
They dynamited an empty safe and
robbed the mail of registered mail.
The robbers crawled over the tender
at Rexford, ana at the point of their
guns commanded The engineer to stop
the train. They then ordered the en-.
gineer to go back with them to the ex.
press car. and instructed the express
messenger and mail clerk and baggage
man to 90 back into the coaches.
4 Continual FuSiIIadc.
While this was being done the rob
bers kept up a continual fusillade tC
terrify the passengers and keep them
within the coaches. The robbers went
through the mail cars and robbed the
sacks of large quantities of registered
mail. They then went into the express
car and attempted to blow up the safe
After exploding three charges the safe
was opened and il was found TO b,
empty. The highwaymen helped them
selves TO the registered mail. fired :
parting yolley and disappeared.
| 0Gcrs Big Reward.
! The Great Northern railway has Offer
ID reward of $1,000 for the arrest AM
conviction of each robbCr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
Statement of Rev. R. E.
Smith Before Metho-
dist Conference.
ATEMPERANC ESERM0N
Delegates Vote Recommends
tion OF Limit of Terms of
Pastors---Reports

One of the strongest speeches that
has been delivered before the DELE
gates at the Methodist conference be-
ing held in this city was that given
this afternoon By Rev. r. E. Smith
of Galva, a member of the board f
education of the conference and
strong fighter for the anti-saloon in
terests. He opened his address with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
C0URTSMAYCLASH
War of Federal and State Tribu.
nails Possible Over Nebras-
ka Grain Rates.
AN INJUNCTION is ISSUED
Special Session of the LEGISLATURE
Suggested by Roads as Way
Out of the Difficulty.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 12.-Judge T. c.
Munger's order restraining the enforce.
ment of reduced freight rates on grains
may bring on a clash between the
state and federal authorities in Ne
braska over railroad regulation. Hear
ing on the order has been set for Sept
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
Secretary Taft,s Mother Better.

Worcester. Mass, Sept. 12.-Mrs.
Louisa NJ. Taft, mother of Secretary
Taft, was so years old yesterday, and
for the first time since she became
i'll in July she sat up and received
callers. The physicians expect she
will soon recover completely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
Will Fight Local Option Law.

Sterling, H.. Sept. 12.-The annual
convention of liquor dealers of White.
side and Lee counties was held here
yesterday and steps were taken Il
fight the local option law through de-.
egates to the state convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
Commander in Chief
Brown and Others
Speak at Saratoga.
MILITARY IN SCHOOLS
Other important Recommends.
tions Are Made---Care
of Insane.

Saratoga, Sept. f:.-CbarIcs &. Bur-
ton of Nevada, No, was elected COM
mandcr-in-chicr of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12

rs, and in the meantime the state rail
way commission has postponed fur
ther hearings
1t is understood to be the policy of
the railroads TO delay action on the
grain rates until after this seasons
crop has been moved. 1t is also given
out that the railroads propose to fight
in the courts every order of the COM
mission reducing rates.
Governor Expresses Himself.
This has brought Governor Sheldon
TO the front with the statement: "Ol
account of the abuse of the privilege
of injunction by the federal court :
congress should take from the judges
the right to set aside state laws with
out a hearing. The state railway COM
mission has been studying the grain
rates for nine months and has decided
that they were reasonable and just
The railroads were invited to make Il
showing, but instead have gone into
| the federal court and tied the commits
sion's hands. If the railroads inteni
to fight the orders of the commissioa
with injunctions l shall certainly CON
slider calling an extra session of the
Legislature. If the session were called
| it would not surprise me if the pres
ent rates were cut 20 per cent on a;
commodities
| Asks Special Session.
A formal request was lodged wit:
the governor Yesterday by Senate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
WHIP THE MOORS|
Allied Troops Make Sudden and
Successful Attack on
Latter.
DESTROY CAMP COMPLETELY
Fleeing Army Sets Fire to Farms and
Observation-Disclosures Return to
Casa Blanca.

Casa Blanca, Sept 12.-The allied
French and Spanish Wednesday made
a sudden and successful move on Tat
terd, where the Moors are massed in
force
The camp was destroyed by lombard
ment and the Moors put to flight, leav-
ing their dead. The French loss was
one man killed, and six wounded
When the Moors saw the camp in
flames they set fire to all the farms and
woods they could reach, and soon the
country surrounding Taddert was cover
ed with smoke and flames. General
Drude personally conducted the mill
tary operations.
Attack Carefully Planned.
The attack was carefully planned,
and was based on the observations of
the Moors from a military balloon. The
allied army was divided into two col
umns. Although the Moors resisted
with their old-time courage, they were
finally compelled to retreat i'll the face
VI wv ""pSliOi iOiS 40 tiS diiiSu iioops
advanced on Taddert.
After bOmbardment of that place by
the French artillery, as We'll as by the
guns OF the cruiser Gloria. which fired
15 shells, the allied infantry advanced
on the Moorish camp, where the enc
my was making its last desperate
stand. A short engagement followed
and the MoOrs fed in wild disorde~
when pursued for several miles by the
irregular Algerian cavalry in the
| French service. The Moorish camI
was completely destroyed. The exact
I loss of Moors is not known, as they
carried away many of their dead. TIL;
allied army returned to Casa Blanca.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
Report of Adjutant.

The report. of Adjutant General Jo-
seph w. O'Neall, which was made pub
lie at the encampment here today,
shows that the membership of the
Grand Army of the Republic on June
so. 1906, was 222.74S. based on returns
from all but eight states, Georgia
Idaho, Indian Territory, New Mexico
and North Dakota, from which no re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12

snip Will reach Sandy Hook lightship
under five days for the trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-12
Asks Special Session.

A formal request was lodged with
the governor yesterday by Senator
mission, asking that a special session
be called in the event of the reduc-
tion of grain rates being tied up in
definitely by the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

an enthusiasts eefunau.. onestime
member Of Rnassvvit'u Rough Wlds
era. aud noW member af the Aero
club. nf Paris N uastan Hefvteu.
a. aerpnaut lnsehlef. Maxwell !.
smith. wireless telegraph expert.
Al. paul celerieau. EXPERT meehan.
ieian. Mai tlerasx recently won
the hasiean race aereas Tho Engilnh
channel. and has a record ot seven
aseenslons Ia ten days.
The plan Il 10 sail from Danes
Island. Northern Norway. at which
place the parts of the balloon viii
be assembled. The PARTY viii 80 as
far north aa possible IN the alFahip
and II Il Fails @ carry them 70 the
pole they Will proceed farther north
by an lea automobile which they
ani carry Ia She car
They Nlii also have wireless teisg.
farhy equipment aud viii attempt
70 communicates regularly with a
station At Hammesfsst. Norway.
wellman has been IN Paris al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

with ia greatest alAustsr ssts feet.
TIE saffAee - The bag contains IL
ass s4nafu feel. and = eApahse II
AaIalas 80 IS euHte feet - ga IL
uftinM power IL Is.qsa pouatk of
eight t0us.
The car - entirely nf steel tub.
laK, measures $50 feet fFnm Nssu.
"a prapeltsF. amd eoutsans au engine
fpeu and rMhin Tor Tire esew Believe
fhis structure u = basket u carry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

winter. watching ths Flashing wefs
Of N. 0edafsi. builder II the aifshlp.
aHa he wlEl start fag the north In !
few days.
The alrahir. which has been
building tao years. u Of tiAs nleat
practical hailassu syr@. The sup
porting Eaa has Is tst fest ieug.
In case aG loss. Il i mighty handy
to be able 10 deal direct With The
offtcefm Of your assurance eugnpanY
Patrunlse the Washington Fttv 10.
Auranrr company 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
Royal Granite Kettle. 25e.

Genuine Royal Granite Steel Tipped
Kettle. No. -. having a capacity OF
three quarts, is specially priced as
above for tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

tssattle Stars Exclusive servles.l
CHICAGO, Mereh "a Modern
air navigation viii receive its mest
thrilllnK aud difficult test next
month. when Walter Msilman
Washington correspondent az The
Chicago Record Herald. viii sail far
the north pole n the largest aud
best equipped airshia ever built.
Weliman's flight was scheduled
for last summer hat Il VAS decided
Go give another years work AZ the
factory in Parts 10 the great balloon
aud Il wonderful ear.
Meliman. who has made two nns
sacceksfui attempts At the pole hy
vessel has been studying aitphlpH
for wars. for the purpose q rtns
plnylaw that means OF transpartas
tion IN 4 dash north. lie i nov an
expert.
Tho party will probably consist
q five. wsliusn viii be the chief
The others are
MAJ. IT. II uerseY. we'll known a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
TO STRIKE IN MAY


CHICAGO. March Has~The organ
fnnfn q the National Association 81
NanhinaHfs. embracing naazhiniais
81 81 grades. have notified all local
unions that = strike Niii ltkeiy BE-
called In Nay ard the members had
better be prepared rive thousand
members IN Chicago have been no.
titled 81 an assessment Of 81 a week
levied 10 create q strike fund.
before buying real estate have
The abstracts thoroughly examined
- IA experienced ard competent
firm. Peters a Carr are special
lala IN Title and Abstract work. set
Peoples Savings Bank building
sss
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I'd
time
phoa
aaye
ana4a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
MURDER CHARGE

REI.go. Wash. March - "A.
dfsra HaYeY has been arrested anf
charged with thu murder 81 p.
wArd Smith. who Nas foaaa dead
last Saturday on the rallroad track
between Castle Rock and oloaaa.
II II knnwn that the tao mea vere
drinking and that they a0arruiipd
When the body Of Smith was found
auAulclnn naturally attached lfaelf
70 4axsy and une peculiar Incident
Is that Smiths coat vas wufu -
llaxeY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

the Ns4Iriy af gasoline. this weight
alsa ta serve az ballast
The ship has thFso engines. one
af 70. horsepower. smother az So
horsepower ara the ether u s..
haswaeaWsf. With only the Big en-
Kfue IN operation. the machine IL
designed 20 make Twelve miles an
hour lu quiet atmosphere. ard
ninntnau miles an hour vita the
thfee motors working
The steering apparatus Il man
aEed IN a simple manner from the
cabin ~ the vaeael
The ice automobile. OF motor
sletiee. ss small. and designed aoleiy
10 haul sisaKea ever lae ar heavy
snaw crust. IL looks ike a minla.
tufe road roller. bat IL very lieht in
construction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Pony Jackets Of foreign cloths IN fine. all wool
novelty shadow pIaids. Ia the soft tan shades.
double breasted. semi fitting. velvet collar gold
and tan braid edged trimmed with bias self
straps down front and same down back; also
button strapped. bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Tan Covert Box Coats. q inches long. have
notch eollar and 2bHttou front one top pocket
aud two lover. with laps. full coat sleeve and
slit hack. are eaBaled b. few and surpassed b.
none AZ this price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
GROCERIES.

10 lbs. best graduated
Sugar for .....s soc
Mocha aud Java blend
Coffee. per ID ...tSe
Choice Mocha and Java
blend Coffee. per 10
0E
Soc English Breakfast
Tea. per 10. ....,.f9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

The facts Of experience silence the voice Of theory
on the recommendation OF friends than do
yeffising
Ranges come and 20 with every season, but the Maj
fullest sense gains popularity and influence day BY day.
and decade By decade II has been weighed aud found
aviess tried b. tmeused for years with perfect satsi
every way.
II Is masterpiece Of range construction. The Maj
By which all others judged which has real eompe
wider influence IN Seattle aud vicinity than al other fa
that enlnea-the pride Of thousands Of Seattle homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
WELLMAN, With WONDERFUL A|RSH|P,
NEARLY READY FOR TRIP TO FAR NORTH

GREAT BALLOON HAS BUILDING TWO YEARS. AND
Will LIFT EIGHT ToNs-Fvu MEN GOING WITH leg AUTO
MOBILE ENGINES AND WIRELESS APPARATUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

The most slRnifIoant uord IN
trade ia money hack. coined BY
aehIlllnKa Ilaat SO
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

on the principle that all real estate dealers must
have right TO keep prices private. the same as
any other merchant
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
Summer Resorts.
NEW YORK.

THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND YOUR SUM
MER VACATION is IN THE HISTORIC,
PICTURESQUE AND HEAlTHFUL
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
MORE WAKEFIELD PARK DEALS.

The Wakefield Park Realty Company reports the
following sales at Wakefield Park. Wakefield Sta
ton on the Harlem Division of the New York
Central Railroad Lot No 450 10 Edward Sand
berg; No 7es to William Carolen; No. 497 to Daniel
Connolly; Nos. e5 and 73 TO Rose Leddy; No. 72 to
Andrew Leddy; No 472 to Mary A Walsh; No. 47S
TO Catharine Hardy and Margaret Murray; No. 49S
TO Martin NJ Feeney; Nos. S2s and s2s to Thomas
J. 6Mara; No. 404 to David K. Falk: No. 4o3 TO
Elizabeth Malm; No. 402 to Besta c. Johansen; No.
lse to John u. Collins; Nos 31e and 3l7 TO Michael
walsh: No 7el 10 ]. D. Peachey; No. 762 to Thomas
J. Courtney; Nos Sc, 751 and 752 TO Terence Nc
Naraara; No 524 TO Clara Westeriand; Nos. 422 and
<as 10 Charles Lupton. and four lots In Clover
TO James Kiernan.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
Unfmnished Il apartments to Let.

vT,HE sAvIILiE Cathedral Heights: 42o West 11sth St.
between Amsterdam and Mornngside West
subway Amsterdam ave. and Broadway surface cars;
elevator electric lights hot water telephones
5 all light and bath. S45; rooms and bath.
&c
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
DISCUSSED THE LAND TITLE BILL

A Joint meeting was held yesterday at the rooms
Of the Real Estate Board OF Brokers. Assenlblyman
Prentice. the board OF governors and the legisla-
ton committee present and discussed the
Prentice bill for land title registration.
The board urges the appointment OF commission
gather further data IN reference this measure
provided the judiciary committee is unable salts
factorily pass the merits OF this bill during the
prssen. session.
The beard. through its legislation committee has
voted TO oppose the Cassidy bill, No. 1915, which
provides for the listing OF assets and liabilities
ali individuals and corporations doing business in
the State of New York
The opposition OF the board TO Senator Aids 8
Bill No 1867, relating TO publication all prices
~ Eeai estate In either the deed aday5 II based
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
One of Large Number of Houses

now being built for sale at Van Cortlandt Terrace
wst OF
10 Biw trolley pas>s
the Upper West
of and OF
SEE DAVID STEWART Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
BUYS A BROOKLYN BLOCK.

The Clarke Construction Company has bought
through the R,ker-Derorest Company the whole
block bounded by Clarendon Road. Avenue D. East
e5th and East 15th SITS, Brooklyn except the
aga IN Clarendon Road. II viii erect 6s two story
basement and cellar. two family houses from plans
ef Edward 3. Chesresnnith. architect The cost OF
tie ground was sl32.000.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
TO ERECT A DWELLING HOUSE ROW.

Plans have been fled with Buildings superintend-
ent Murphy for group OF four five story private
dwelling houses to be built for William ]. Carey,
ss owner. in 107th ST, 100 feet west OF West End
ave They are 10 be OF Colonial design, Of brick
with limestone trimmings, and porch entrances
adorned with Ionic columns. Three viii have a
frontage OF 19 feet and Of IS feet, each being
S. feet deep, with extension The group VIII
cost $50 600 Neville & Bagge are the architects
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
GALES OF EDENWALD LOTS.

Land Company Of Edenwald has sold TO Hugh
Doom two lots in Jefferson ave-. I25 t-east Of
Oakes ST. twelve lots the north side Of Bracken
ave and one lot In Oakes St. $50 feet south of
Kingsbr1dge Road
Land Company Of Edenwald has sold to Isaac
Gold seven lots the east side of Pratt ave. Cos
feet south Of KingsbridGe Road.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
OPPOSE RIVERSIDE ASSESSMENTS

call has been issued by Jackson & Stern the
Fle,schmann Realty and Construction Company and
Mayer s. Auerbach for a meeting to be held to-
evening 10 oppose the inequitable and ey-
cessive assessments In connection with the extern
sion and widening OF Riverside Drive from l35th
ct. TO 165th st. The meeting will be held at the
Washington Heights ONCE Of I. J. Phillips & Co..
RrnAdWay and 157th at,