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New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
NEED OF POLICE MATRoNs.
ANY Woman Through an Accident May Be
Taken to Station House

TIE o,,serfor, Of having in the police
-tors i one which comes home 10 every woman in
.-e city accoriin 10 Mrs. Richard Aldrich presi-
cont Of tho Nom4n's Municipal League. Al the
,1r meeting Of the league yesterday morning in
-, or,,r5ous at No. 1s East 26th street. she said
An automobile accident might lead
vo1ans being taken into the police station, or
woman might have apopeKy in remote part
rr fne city where the police station would be the
sr-lz- riace TO which she could be taken.
Ms Anna Jackson read paper on the Police
7,apaTtnlent an6 called attention 10 other dangers
- which not only the poor and the criminal but
ans body is exposed.
There ought 10 +. = more careful medical ex-
animation Of prisoners" she said Every little
while We read OF dying in a cell who was
supposed 10 be drunk but really Ill and in
urgent need Of medical attendance We also hear
or persons being tyventy-four hours without food
This may happen when arrest is made IN the
af-e-7oo, and no food is served till the following
isv AZ noon The sergeant has a right 20 send for
food for prisoner when he thinks it necessary. and
50 has the police matron, but most Of them don't
know it
4 gong par- Of the morning was spent in consid
e-=-C bills now before the LegisIa Michael
Brown president she Janitors Society appeared
On behalf Of the bill for licensing janitors, although
Il has been withdrawn account Of the great op-
position il
The present conditions" said Mr. Brown, result
in rae wives and children OF the janitors having TO
30 the work the pay being small that the nom
nal janitor must other work So We have over
one hundred thousand women Shaving as jantresses
shovelIing coal into furnaces ton or more day,
forced 10 neglect their children and being imposed
- by the tenants much more than man would be
one or two large estates,' said Mrs. Aldrlch-
have told me that properly qualified jantors would
save them q great deal Of money. 1 should think
>ir-7tcrest would make the landlords support your
bin
It Is undoubtedly in the interests of the land
lords said NJ Brown but they don't see it
Ms J de Morinni of the Consumers League. ap-
reared on behalf OF the bill transferring the en-
<7-oerne7- Of the mercantile law from the Health
Board 70 the Labor Department and Miss Emily
X Dirwiddie. of the tenement house ccnI1littee
asked rhe SUPPORT Of the league in defeating various
bills aimed al the present tenement house law.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

East 10th Ct on plot 127x1Uo11 feet to Arthur
W. Saunders. The houses recently built
Jamaica is planning to celebrate the opening OF
a subway line to Flatbush ave, Brooklyn Which
will afford the old vastly quicker transporta-
ton Manhattan than 1t ever has enjoyed The
celebration will be held late in May or early IN
June Civic. fraternal, Industrial and religious or
ganizations IN Union Course. Woodhaven, Clar-
enceviIle. Morris Park. Dunton. Hollis. Queens.
Richmond Hill, Brooklyn Hills Glendale South ia
rnaica. Jamaica Springfield will take part in
the festivities There will be parades- speech
making fireworks. a musical festival, automobile
races rotting races, athletic carnival and sight
seeing tours
It is expected that many thousands of persons
will celebrate the occasion. which will extend over
three days
AT a recent meeting organization was formed
to perfect plans for the celebration. Alfred J. Emo
was elected chairman. John l. Wyckoff, treasurer.
and Elmer f Bergen, secretary The vice-presi-
dents are as follows; John Adikes. Jamaica Ave
nue. Associations +. l. Low. Title Guarantee and
Trust Company: s Sanders, South Side Civic
I.earlc: William II. Nostrand Springfield Citizens
Association; Z. G. Bulard. Richmond Hill Board
of Trade: A G FIankns. West End Citizens
Teac1Ie: A G Joslin, Jamaica Veterans Volunteer
Fire Association: 4 J. Brisln. St. Mary's German
Roman Catholic Church: the Rev. DR.. H. Q. Ladd
Grace Episcopal Church; George H. Creed. Jeffer-
son Democratic Club: E H Beardsley. Spanish
War veteran: William II. Wade, jr., Richmond Hill
Republican Club; J. W. Demarest, Queens Civic
I,eac1,e: John NJ Booth. Jamaica Citizens Assoct-
alton. Max Erdman. Union Course Board of Trade;
Frank l. Entwhistle. Allied Civic Association;
Herbert A OBrien Improved Order Heptasophs;
Iohn l. Wvckoff Queens County Trust Com
nanv. George T Watts Long Island Bond and
Mortgage Company; +. W. scut, of Hollis, and P.
L Of
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF BoNNETs.

Chicago March 19.-The psychology of bonnets IL
to ne the chief subject Of consideration at the con-
yention OF the National Mlners' Association TO-
day and tomorrow in the Masonic Temple here, ac-
cording TO Mime. Hunt, president Of the association
In making the announcement President Hunt said:
There certainly is psychology of hats, entirely
aside from the fact that the souls OF the majority
of women are In their hats. If every woman would
only look in the glass when trying hats, and in
stead OF giving her undivided attention 70 the hat
would study the outline of her face as seen under
the hat she would look with scientific approval
or disapproval upon the hat. So few women do
that YOU know. Fit the hat bonnet TO the face
and YOU will always look up TO date and be a
fashion plate not only in ones own fancy but in
the public's eye well.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
DINNER TO MRS. HUMPHREY WARD.

The work of a woman in the interest Of children
England Is 10 receive recognition In Ne" fof H.
= : dinner 10 ne given by the Playground Associ-
e-ior Of America in homo OF Mrs. Humphry Ward
~ March 81 al the Valdorf-Astoria- More than
sx hundred persons Of prominence. advocates OF
more Fairgrounds for children from all parts OF
the United States viii be present
ET-s Ward will be one Of the speakers and VIII
-sT q The movement IN England by which scores
nf ancient cemeteries were converted into play
grounds for children in London's congested sec
-fo-7- Richard Watson Glider Will preside, and
5z-ob A Rfie honorary vice-president Of the as
so-fatson- Jane Adams. of Chicago; Dr. Luther
Falsev C4uIick president Of the association. and
William Il Maxwell. Superintendent OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
UEVEL PAINTING AT GRADUATION
decoration Of Hebrew Technical School
Symbolical of Woman's Career.

large mural painting representing woman 5
hel1 Of usefulness was unveiled last might al the
graduation exercises or the Hebrew Technical
efooi for Girls. al Second avenue and 18th street
II ls the work Of Frederick r. Stoddard, and was
PRESENTED by Adolph LewisoiIn. the rice-pTesident
81 the school. The picture extends above and on
each sloe Of the semi-crce let into the main wall
lof Inc stage 10 The side galleries.
AF explained last night by Louis r Enrich in an
address, following formal acceptance OF the Eift
~ Nathaniel Myers. the president the half Of the
rcture the left side Of the wall seeks TO depl-t
is. intellectual AID asthettI sids Of Vomsns life.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

the various figures the foreground typlfying po-
etry science conlpanionship. art, music and bodily
grace The right side according TO Mr. Ehrfcn.
6epicts ideal motherhood and family life, with fig
ures tvpifyng service, practical work purity. re-
fnement and truth.
Preceding the unveiling of the picture. the grad
mating exercises OF the school were held More
than one hundred girls received diplomas, and sov-
.ra1 rrtzes Of SO and SO were awarded
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

The receivers of the Metropolitan Street Railway
have leased from Julia NJ Curtiss the block OF
seventy-two lots. bounded by Lenox and 5th aVes
and 142d and 143d SITS. Tracks will be laid II
and high fence built around it, and it will be used
temporarily for car storage. The lease is for
year with the privilege of another.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
$4,000 FIFTH AVE. PROJECT.

A six story office building with grouhd moor
80 ,gs fee, deep is TO be erected for Irving =.
paymond as owner on the premises No 2so 0th
80 II will be OF brick with limestone trimmings
7, mill have a frontage Of 24s feet IL IS TO cost
,.no ooo Charles Z. Briggs is the architect
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

Pease & Gilman have sold for the estate Of j.
Mayer No. % East SD St. four story high stoop
dwelling house on lot 2Ox55x105 feet. to client
The buyer will replace the old structure on the site
with a five story American basement dwelling
house for his occupancy.
The firm has also sold for Marshall J.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
TIPS SCARCE: WAITER A SUICIDE.

r-,, r4irscb q waiter who lives with his wife
"a ,tree children in an apartment house al No.
1ga1 Avenue A committed suicide last night 10y
.ua,lovinr oxalc acid lie left a note saying thHt
ta VAS not receiving enough tips ana that MS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
IKE THE LAND TITLE BILL.

,-.5e. .axnavers associations and real estate firms
.ae held Yesterday the rooms of the Reai Esta.e
t3oard of Brokers at No l66 Broadway. Il adop.ei
resolutions urging the passage OF the land tde
rezfstratior bill.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Notice Of Sum mons.

SUFREME COURT NEW YORK CQUNTYi-Lo3CIs Ui--3 J,
Jacob Lien. Gabriel pelnunzio. Francesca Denunzio,
New, York County. To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned answer the complaint IN
action and o of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney twenty days after the service
Summons exclusive Of the day OF service and n
your failure to appear answer Judgment VIII
against you by default for the relief demanded
Dated New York February 3. 1905.
SYDNEY " SIEIsA, a1ntt 1 = 4''oFgy; & 6ge n, van an
To The Defendants Abram Modne. Francesca Delnuuzo
and Domntk FaS2 me I9rfgo'S SulliS I'M @ie Is - S
40H @ JAMES fFTTzGERAib. one Of the justices
ii3b day Of March. 1905 and hleI March II. 1905
with the complaint in the office Of the clerk Of the
Borough Manhattan, city of New York, the sad
complaint having filed in said office the 4h day
na5sd Ne" t1 York March = l99S ~-o, $ Nassau =
Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
A,UPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY-LOUIs i
- Bowe. painff. against ApraH Modne. David stern
Jacob Lien Gabriel DelnGnzio FraEce7cJ Deinunzio.
Teresa Jacob Goner defendants. SumnIons-Trial de
New l"-L county To the above named de
nlafnt in this action. and OF
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty Gdys after The
of this Summons exclusive az the day OF service
and in case of your o appear juds-
rent will taken against by default for the relief
the corn-iaint
DATED New York February 4 1905
post Once ADDRESS. - Nassau St. Borough #
haitian of New York
and nanlinik Fasol: The foregoing summons
upon you by publication pursuant 10 an Order Of the
SUPREME b .qCp' II los and hed March IL a0s With tba
YORK the county goQrt UT House GUS IN the Borough Of
been fled in said the 4th day of February
Dated New York March h IL II 1905 ,--,.
NIGH O
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

Dodge No 12s East 56th St, four story and base
ment high stoop dwelling house, lot 20x10o5
feet, and for Mrs J. J Murphy No. 324 West s0th
St. five story American basement dwelling house.
lot 24x64x irregular The buyer will occupy
the premises.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

o.. Father. Blessing :. love .'erF ,hsf "ne.n
80 ,,,i~bt h,rk Charles Belmont DAVIS ls ths
.utb,r sunday . Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
THE OLD RELIABLE
ROYAL
Bakil1gP0Wder'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Tho only baking pOw-
der made with Royal
urap0 cream of tartar
SALES oE THREE Fine HOME SITES

Tilne & L. attys: G Collins ref due s1s.4sI Is
taxes etc, S.. 800 4S
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ received al their Uptown once No 1864 broadway,
--ser 1sth and 3Ith until O'Clock m Adver-
iyed following branch Orlces at
rg,Isr One until o'clock p viz: 2Sa sth
st 18th 2:
3,,h :; 2S7 AL retveen Ith ana .rh sves.
Xs taath l3>S 81 ave between 18Th ard d1th
= ,GHs ~ ate e1st si tIos 1st ave. s9th
81 1sT Fast t.Sth - sSs fremont ave ooo Sd ave.
= sny American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

City Schools will speak of the work being done
for children in America. Miss Grace E J. Parker
No 624 Madison avenue is dinner secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
MANY SUBURBAN RENTALS REPORTED.

The country department of Pease & Gilman have
rented for Nathaniel Webb his house at Greenwich,
Conn to Mrs r. +. Perkins; for Robert L. Bur
ton one of his houses at Woodmere. Long Island
10 z Holloway Coe; for T. J. Stanley his house
at Lawrence. Long Island, known as 'Orchafu
Hall" to john T Lanman for a term OF years
for Campbell f. Locke his house at Noodrhefe
Long Island, TO r. f. Manning
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Country Property to Let.

-.C.DC0AE-FO RENT UNFINISHED. AT
- AI,,S entails OF S2Oe sI25 Ss3. sT5 S65 $50 also
- - haisss furnished the season. ANGEL l6 East
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
SurrOgdtes' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
| II BECKETT, a Surrogate Of the County OF New
s hereby given to all having
sgs INST Abbv S Thompson late of the County Of
the with
10 the subcribers their place OF transacting
Esher A No. = Wall in tie
of New York. before the first day Of July next
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF december. 1907
,-h-fTISI, CT aTF,S TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
FERRIS s THOMPSON. Exrs.
FfSFiFR A BAKER. Attorney FOR Executors. Wall
s.+-ea+ City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
BUYS TWO HOUSES FROM AN EsTAT

Julius II. Haas has purchased from j. { Lang
bein, executor of the estate of Emma kleemah'
two three story daube frame fathouses with fac
tory in the rear, plot 50x129 feet on me north
side of 156th St POO feet west of Elton ave.
Being Broke is a humorous essay by Clarence l.
IN in Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntry.

NOR RENT FURNISHED: COTTAGE A AM, AND FIVE FIVE
st,,.r m. Harlem the y. Y. y. ii. & Hart
delightful surroundlilss so,t ro-Hs e.S-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

MARY DEN PURSUANCE
| order OF Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the
County New York notice Is heFey gwen 70 All persons
Tarnt1 of New York deceased 10 present the
subscribers. their oc
business the Law Office Of Curtis r Hattie
broadway Borough Of Manhattan. In
60 r Sew Yorl before the 10Th day OF
~ "a Ssv- York day Of December. 1907.
N~N' MARIE CAROLINE POST. Executr!x
CHARLES A POST. Executor.
~1,prIs y HATHEWAY, Attorney for Executor and Ex-
,cItrix No 10 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
DRT-sH MARY HIN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER
* II Beckett. Surrogate OF the County
=. Naw York hereby given TO all
H. Brush late % the
r,e,,lijne Mass deceased. present the with
tar thereof TO the subscribers their rlace OF
,i, business al the ofl,e If T. Iattng
si "a p1e street CITY Of New York. Borough Man
= he first day Of September.
Ta,ss ~.U York the 2s,h dav ot February. 1905.
WILLIAM NJ VAN RufREN.
Executors
CHARLES LATTING
Attcrney for Executors.
- c<ra I. Cts. AAnhatta3
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Real Estate.

INFANT To BORROW TEN THOUSAND DoLI4tEs on
w improved property in Manhattan PFincipai, c1i3
CHAs H JONES. Jr-. 20 Broad St
IDEAL ESTATE BOUGHT. SOLD EXCHANGED.
Ia REALTY MARKET EXCHANGE. 500 Sth y L
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Country Property for Sale or to Let.
Real Estate Wanted.

INTENDING To REMOVE To NEW YORK. WILL
modern ard 45tn 5th and Sd
aves ~ener details agents EMPIRE r Z & VI CO.
-O7 NctropOlitan Tsuiiting Minneapolis. MINI
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
Pleasant DaYs ID Continue.

Take ago Train for Chesapeake Beach.
Saturday. DC; Sunday. 50c round trip.
See ad-, page 15.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
WIRELESS" PHONE
DECLARED A FAKE
Government Arrests Promot-
ers Who Sold Stock
Through Mails.

The Postoffce Department has issued
a fraud order against the Oakland
Transcontinental Aerial Telephone and
Power Company. at Oaklind. Cal.
concern that made the marvelods claim
that it owned an invention by which IL
was possible to talk all around the
world without wires or cables OF any
sort.
The promoters were Harry p Dryer.
Wade Hampton Shadburne, w. F. Al
len, r. w. BAREBACK, Albert Jahnke, and
Albert c. Rocket. II is claimed that
they were endeavoring to sell stock in
the company, and that the circulars and
advertisements used by the company in
its solicitations OF subscriptions were
copied word for word from A booklet
used by a reputable company organized
for the purpose Of placing on the mar
ket a device for wireless telephOning-
Claimed Perfection
But the representations Of this com
pany went further in claiming the per
lection Of its device so that it is pos
sible TO talk all the way around the
world by means OF Il.
The company claimed 70 have in
stalled a system through which It trans
mitted and received messages between
the laboratory In Oakland and the Fer
~ building at san Francisco, and that
q phonograph Paying into it's wireless
instrument at the laboratory was
caught recorded. and Identified by
the wireless operator IN charge OF the
Government wireless station az 4eroa
Buena Island. in San Francisco bay
These apparently eXtraEagant Claims,
coupled With the desire Of some nifty
stock purchasers TO know more about
the business, and especially when 20
expect a dividend. led TO an invesi-
CATION BY postal inspectors.
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
PLANS CELEBRATIONS
FOR FOURTH OF JULY
Col. John McElroy ASKS Friends TO
Spend Day at HIS Coun-
try Home

With beautiful o.. furnishing the
setting. in surrou IS which are Ger
tain TO inspire pat otto utterances, Col
John McEIroy. editor Of the National
Tribune. plans 10 have a Fourth OF
July celebration at his "Bally McElroy'
home The colonel has invited his per
soual friends and members Of the va
rious patriotic societies 10 join him IN
celebrating the birth OF the independence
OF the nation i'm the country where
George Washington grew to manhood.
and where John Marshall and many
other leading men Of American history
were born
Come and bring your families.
friends. and baskets Colonel McEirny s
Invitation reads. and he will have Hot
coffee with trimmings on tap an during
the day Also an unfail4ng supply OF
pure cool spring water, inspiring Viz
GINA air. and scenery Of panoramic
beauty
'BalIy McElroy' is situated in Col
chester. Va. twenty-tnree miles from
Washington II can be reached IN nifty
minutes over the Richmond Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad t~a -
leaves Washington at 9.l5 O'Clock IN
the morning aud returns al s--' al i--Shs-
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
Sizzling Heat FOLLOWED
By PLeaSanteSt of DAYS

NEW YORK. June 25.-The excessive
hot spell from which New York has
been sweltering for almost a week was
broken today. and Manhattan awaken
cd 10 one OF the prettiest June DAYS
Of many years. In the early hours il
was more than twenty-five degrees
cooler than during the same period yes
terday and the indications are that
weather Of the present sort will con-
tinue until tomorrow night at the least
The spell was broken by the storm.
after illness and death had resulted
from the hot wave. The gale swept New
York, New Jersey. ana Pennsylvania
and did great damage in each state
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
HOMERS FLYING
OVER MOUNTAINS
Seventy Birds Released in Indiana
Expected Back by This
Evening.

Seventy. homing pigeons are now fly
Ing toward Washington from Nappanee.
Ind, where they were released this
morning at o'clock.
They must fly 500 miles and Il is ex-
pected that the greater part Of them
viii reach here by O'Clock this even
ing.
Tie pigeons belong 10 members Of the
Washington Federation OF Pigeon Fan
CiCrs. who hold the highest records for
homing pigeons in this country This
IS the first time tn recent years pigeons
have been released IN the West 20 fly
East and The country which they must
cover includes q stretch OF mountains.
The owners OF the pigeons are conf
dent that their birds can overcome adj
verse winds or other hanGicaps and
that 90 Per ccl5 OF the birds viii reach
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
INSPECT ASPHALT
FROM CALIFORNIA

Anticipating the possible cutting OF
Of the ASPHALT supply from Venezeula
as a result o. the strained diplomatic
relations between that country and the
United STATES. Capt Edwin Markham.
assistant engineer commissioner. and
Julian o. Rargrove. inspector Of as
phaIts and cements. have visited New
York and Brooklyn. IN order 20 inspect
the California asphalt with which
number OF streets hi those cities are
paved.
CAPTAIN Markham says that II was
difhCulr 10 obtain an idea OF the value
OF the asphalt. because its wearing
qualities depend largely upon the way
Il Is laid
The Washington times., 1908-06-25

$1,000 to Cleveland, O., and Return
Via Baltimore & Ohio R. r, account
National Educational Association Con-
vention, June q to go valid for return
until July 7, and may be extended TO
August 3lst. Consult agents.-Adv
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
NOTICES PREPARED
FOR Dog OWNERS
Health Department Will Kill
All Animals Left in Pound
Forty-eight Hours.

Notices to the owners Of dogs that
have been inpounded because they were
not properly muzzled, have been pre-
pared by the Health Department. The
owner is informed that the animal in
question, unless redeemed by the pay
menJ Of 3. may be killed by the Pound
master on or after the expiration Of
fcrty eight hours after seizure. as pro-
vided by law.
The collar and tag viii be delivered to
the ov ner by the Poul,dmaster upon the
presentation of the license issued By
the Collector Of Taxes. but IL the dos is
not claimed within a reasonable time
VIII De disposed OF according 70 law.
Inc pound Is located at the intersec-
tlon or IWenty--nird street ana New
YORK avenue northwest, and IS open Tor
the redemption Of dogs between
o clock in the morning 20 Z o'clock al
night on week DAYS. Sundays and hOli-
days the pound VIII be open from a.
m. TO p. m.
Edward Pralther. OF Twining city
-. C. was bitten on the arm by q
stray dog yesterday. Praither found
the deg in his yard and attempted 10
drive him away As he approached the
animal 1t turned on him and sunk us
teeth in his arm Praither shot the
dog.
The wound was dressed by DR.. Huh
bard Darnell, Of Twining City.
Poundmaster Samuel Einstein said
today that the new quarters al the Dis
trict pound fer the accommodation Of
stray and unmUzzled dog, will be ready
ia two days Then a fourth wagon Will
be placed in commission.
Mr.. Einstein said that TIE wagons
yesterday brought sixty new boarde-s
10 the dog farm, which has been the
average for the last few days.
The District Health once was tOGay
notified by The Bureau % Animal IN
dCstry thai the microscopic examination
Of dog that bit Ralph Radley. eight
years old, go Twenty-fOurth street. a
few days ago, showed that the dog had
the rabies. The dog was the property
OF Mrs Joseph Sabbs. go TWeLty-fouTth
street northwest
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
Travel Made Comfortable in Hot

Weather. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Inc midn. ght sleepers from Washing
ton to New York ready for occuuancv
at Union station at 10 ?. m. are pro
Vided with electric fans. making the at
mosphere cool and comfortable for those
VINO wish 10 retire early The Royal
Limited" trains between Nash{7r-0n
Philadelphia, and New York are equip
ped with electric fans throughout An
dining cars Of the Baltimore & Ohio
X r are provided with electric fans
Adv.
The Washington times., 1908-06-25
CO... HODGES LEAVES JULY s.

Lieut.. Col Harry F. Hodges, who was
appointed recently 20 membership in
the Isthmlan Canal Commission. sue
ceedinE Jackson Smith. Will leave New
York July s. for the Canal Zone. Colonel
Hodges Will be principal assistant 10
Colonel GOerhals chairman and chief
engineer Of the canal commission. and
viii have charge of the lock designing.