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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
RUTGERS SENIOR APPOINTMENTS.

New Brunswick. y. J.. April p Special.
The following class DAY appointments
have been made by the senior class II
Rutgers College here: orator. Russell
r0rte St~vker. Bound Brook y. J; poet
William Abel Rogniat Russum. Elizabeth.
" =: historian. Edwin Thomas leslie.
Newark. X J.. prophet. George NJ Green.
Flushing. X. Y. address m the under
Graduates. Frank Edgar Mason. Newark.
e. J.. Ky orator. Arthur Poyle Murphy.
Albany. IVY planter. Alexander Mil'spaush
-arcer. Albany. tree orator. Nileam Bud
siret0n DUryee ST.. Freehold. y j.; tree
PLANTER. Arthur Thomas M-NichaeL
Laurel Springs. y. J.; presenter OF The
class -7emoriaL James Ciaude Thomson,
5r5dlerush. y. j.. address 70 the president,
Andrew Hansen. Queens, X. Y. pipe ora
tor. Kenneth sherman Franklin, New
Brunswick. X. j.
TIE members of tire class day commit
zee are. Chairman. Walter Griffin Winnie.
No-th Eackenssck. X. =. =. T. Leslie,
Newark. X. J.. z. r. Mason, Newark
n T.. c. s KetChan. NewourE. y l.
and r. /. Hanson. Perth Amool, y. D.
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EcREcLosuhE SAILS

STPRFME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Anna c. : Massey. PlainriH. against Charles
Schenck. - al. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
q Aprif 1910 =. the undersi gnsd. IRE referees
In said f1dE-nent named. will sell az public
suction AZ the Exchange Salesroorl. Nos 14-lS
Vesev street IN the Borough 81 Manhattan
1910 at Il o'clock noon on that day. oy
Jacob r. Mayors. Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said judg -nenr 70 De sold ana
therein described follows.
All that certain lot OF land with the ould-
frrz and improvements thereon. n the Bor-
Cr1rh Of Manhattan. CITY OF New York. bound
ed and described follows
Beginning at point on the 1ortheriy lne .
ZONES street distant one hundred and nine
zen feet l119l and eight 81 inches westerly
IRON, the corner formed by the intersection az
the nortnerly side Of Jones street win ne
westerly side Of Fourth street. running thencs
~orf5s-iv- one hundred CtO0) feet. thence west
srf,- tvve1ty-fivs t251 feet. thence sOuthwardly
ana mart OF the distance through party wall
one hundred Cr0Of feet % the nOrrherlv side
~ Torres street ard thence easterly along the
rorfherIv- side OF Jones street rWenry-rvs (2Sl
faar 10 the point or place Of beginning said
premises being known by the street number IL
Zones street. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
Dated New York. April 27th. 1870
SAMPSON II. WEINHANDLER. Rcfarec
NATCOIM SUNDHEINER Attorney tor
plaintiffs. 81 Nassau street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city
The following IS a diagram OF the property
Fourth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
IT'S A SUFFRAGE ROMANCE
Miss Beatrice Forbes-R Robertson S Ad-
dress Won Svinburne Hale.

'eu~rare romance" is the torm ar
Piled DRY t-e faithful 70 the engagement
WHICH has just beer announced ~ Miss
rrz---re Forbes Robertson. actress -
Sufururre Hale. lawyer. NJ No. ~ Wall
street u was wher Miss Forbes Rooert-
son was making a suffrage speech al an
East side meeting only = very short -ime
ago that NJ bale first saw her. a-d the
case ls said 70 have been one ~ love ar
FIRST sight. The marriage is ~ take rlare
early ln the summer Tr Hale is gradu-
are n the Harvard Law school and came
fo New York couple n Years as0 from
chicago Miss Forbes Robertson is niece
~ u Fo~bee- Robertson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATS OF NEv
Yo-k BY tae grtce % God fres ana irds-
perfent. % Helen 2. Foos Grossman the Bishop
~ the Southern DIOCESE 0f he state % Onto,
and 20 all persons Interested in the estate ot
Sarah Zoos lsts of the County ~ New YORK
deceased crelltors. legatees. next % kin or
othervvise. send greeting You and each 81 Won
hereby cited and required personally u %
and appear before cur Surrosate % the County
or New YORK. az the SurrOgates' Court % said
County. held az the Hail o. Records. IN tha
county % New York the ITth Cav ~ Nay.
1910. az h1lf past ten O'clocx IN the forenoon
~ that day. theu ard there attend the fldlciaI
set lernent q the account q the proceedings u
Ferguson ". Foes. executor % ard trustees
ungar the last VIII and Testament u said DE-
cedent. ard such Of you as are hereby cited
under the age - rwenfy-cne wears are hereoy
required q appear BY YOUR guardian n y0l
one. or 10 YOU have none. % appear suf@ apply
f1r 20 be- appointed. or IN toe event 0f your
neglect or failure % Do 81, a guardian vii %
appointed by the Surrogate % represent and act
Tor YOU in the proceeiing
n testimony whereof L have causet the cal
% the Surrrgates' C'1ur- - the said
IL s. County u New YORK. o. b hr-eunto
aTiXet- Witness Hon Amer g
Thomas. n Surrogate n our said County at
THE county 81 New York. she Sth day II
March 1910
DANIEI. r DOW DNEY.
ClerS % ere Surrogares Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
FIGHT FOR ADOPTED BABY
Woman Testifies That Orphan
age Waived Probation Period.

Nioe-Chanoellor Newell heard testimony
IN Newark yesterday in The habeas cor
nus proceedings brought BY ST Mary's
ornhanaCe. OF East Providence. r. T. TO
regain custody Of Kenneth Williams 4
Years old, who was taken from thal insti-
tuition last January by Mrs sara Van
Alien Murray. Of No. % Warrington Road.
East oranNe. for adoption. Mrs. Murray
alleges that The 49, probation period OF
six months was waived. ans the child
given her outright
she further says that the child is not an
orphan. and that his parents. Edward and
Louise Winaus. or Nova Scotia. are stu
living She charges that the attempt 70
get possession Of the boy is persecution on
the part Of Christian Scientists. because
she ard her husband left that Church and
have since attacked il in publications and
on the lecture platform.
Mrs Evelyn I. Foster. an officer 81 the
orphsnage. testified that that institution
wanted to get the boy because Of reports
that Mrs. Murray was not a proper per
son 10 have care OF the child and that
her surroundings were not what they
should be
Mrs. lydia Y. q. Hotchkiss or No. 26s
West sd street. Manhattan. testified she
was present az a conversation between
Miss Annie Mason. representing the or
phanage. and Mrs Murray. and that Miss
Mason waived the six months probation
rule
When counsel for the orphange asked
Miss Elizabeth p Murray. % years old.
an adopted daughter Of Mrs Murray.
what we're Mrs. Murrays moral actions.
the court said
1T is an established fact in this case
that there is no evidence in support Of the
allegations that have been made in the
bin that Mrs. Nurravs home IS not A
proper place for the boy; that he is not
being treated right. or that the environ
ment is not a wholesome one Neither =
there anything in The evidence against
her moral character"
The court then instructed counsel that
there was only one thing a. issue. That
was whether the boy had been given 70
Mrs. Murray outright or on SIX months
probation. The case VIII go on this morn
ING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

The approximate amount OF the Hen Or
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 be sold IS Five thousand Two
Ffur,fre and -hirtv-fva and 90 100 IS. 2S5 o0l
Dollars. with interest thereon rom the End
dav Of April. 1910. together with costs and
allowance amounting 20 rnree Hundred and
Thirtv-eieht and 50-tOO CsS3S 500 Dollars. with
interest from a pril 22rd 1910 together with
+Ae expenses OF the sale The apprOximats
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other Hens. which are q Be allowed
20 the purchaser out OF TIE purchase nnonev
1~ patd BY the referee. is sslne II sldred and
Fsfty-four and T1-1oO (s954.Ti) Dollars and
penalty
said premises will be sold subject - A frsc
rrortrags n twenty-five Thousand tS22. 0O0l
Dollars. with interest thereon az fve (5rsg per
cent per auuum from March 2Sth. 1910 SUB
lect also % any state % acts thar aCcu-
rate survey would show
dated New York. April g7tA. 1910
SAMPSON r WEINHANDLER. RefarssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
MET. LIFE GETS II. 9. LITTLE.

Luther r. Little has resigned as head
of the literary bureau OF the Republican
State Committee 40 become manager OF
the publication division Of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company. Mr.. Little
has had charge of the literary work OF the
state committee for thirteen years. At the
request Of Chairman Woodruff Mr. Little
will retain his place as treasurer OF the
Republican State Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY AZ - and A. West SAN Street
To Estate Of Mrs Henry Kelly William II.
Kelly and Lille z Kelly. James Dougherty.
NJ T. Nichols. Gerald E Hart. Isabella
Proctor AIRS u Mena y p Sorlfn and
George ". Dresser. Estate OF Mrs n. :.
Baker. Mr. Tda Rowland. Mrs. Sarah Byers.
n r. Gillespie. Mrs. Susie Hartman Mrs W.
r Young Mrs Miller and r W Jacobs
Miss ~ y Durkin. Arthur Y. SarOny. William
L Ernst Victor Broc. r J. Grimm and F. -
Lear. samuel Gilbert You and each OF you
are hereby notified that the time for the paw
rnent % our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. we will cause
such property. 90 wit. household goods and
merchandise. stored by YOU IN your name
fn the warehouse OF the company. 10 be sold
az public auction. according 20 the statutes In
such cases made and provided the auction
rooms Of W r. Flattau a. son. southeast cor
nor 18Th street and University Place. com
rleucing Tuesday May 10th 10 80 a m ana
continuing on every Tuesday and wednesday
thereafter al the same place AMI hour until
all the goods have been sold LIBERTY
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
81 80 and 81 West 8fth Street
PEOPLES STORAGE CO. 25e ana ga WeS-
10Th st. New Y0Fk-Ta Carte Butiar !
Collins. Norah Mccarthy. Mary Brown. Kettle
Bright, Pattie Jackson Mamie King. Mary
Jones. Emily TOlson. susie Lawrence Mamie
Green. Arthur Atkins Chas. Norris You ere
hereby notified that the time FOR payment OF
personal effects stored by you in my ware house
having expired after due notice has been given
you. such property viii be sold "a public auc-
ton Friday. May goth, 1910 unless charges
are paid before
PEOPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

N PURSy- NNcE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate q ths
% all persons having claims azainst SisTnund
Guiterrnan. late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. 90 present the same. with vouchers
thereof. 20 the subscribers. AZ their place OF
transacting business. No. a. Broadway. IN me
- July next
Dated New York. the 25th day Of January.
1910
RUDOLPH GCITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEH-
NAN. Executors
EINSTEIN TOWNSEND a GUITERMkN
ATTORNEYS rnr Executors. a. Broadsay
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
WORK WANTED.



PODKKEEPEP. Christian. % versed IN
finances T4 Gears experience. desires open
ing. B r. ii. Rox %. Tribune Crloa
CAPABLE t-lstu trhv young uan. mechanical
and business experience Address willing. 90
Broad s.. AeRark
CApVENTER WORK wanted bv The day ~
week o. a. Thomas. 1S1 Christopher ~.
-ei 265 SPRING.
CI5aU FFEUR or MOTOR POAT Middle AGED
single man. native ~ NORWAY. desires FIRST
class POSITION cirs. country or going abroad. with
private family. who Will arpr-rlate IRE services
r.an uafa long al 'rolnd experience. can Cuer-
a-c ans automobile or motor boat. European
to.rsu, -vrerl nee. best personal reference from
Iast employer. Eertnn. iss East soth 50
GFA TFFEf q employed ar present on cadillac
car does own reTalrs. FOUR Years experience.
IS. Graham $50 AaEa-st ave. Long Island ,lty.
rOTT-MnTA I--TH FIRSTLY STUDENT EN-
PLDYhfEeET COMMITTEE can furnish thor
ogtrfI Isl com peteEt men ana Won En- tutors ana
.arrrarfaus also clerks aEd craftsmen, for
Uart time and summer work Employment
tr8rurnitree. sub-staticn 81. city. Telephone
Mornlngsde.
.=r7f-,5GGRkPHER-I am an excellent stenog-
raph.r. me 0ssiness training moderate salary
ana good prospects. best references snap BOX
=. Tribune ofice-
WETCFMAN BY an elderly man. watch
man in building or factory. moderate wages.
good reference Address Watchman, care jan
TOR. 4os Vest l25th 81
Yacht STEWARD wants position or second
on large Yacht, ~ experienced capable man
excellent references as such Lowering. 90
West lolst e.
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Er-guccF COMING ASSIGNED

EEJ-r-r P--1s p r7w.1c. of General
Session was EDed yesterday by TutEe
GsC--. rr thar -aEr-. ~ defend Joseph
&srsee9 alias shorty Nausfe-5. under
irclc--e-- far murder i~ the FIRST degree
i1 having er-- and killed Henry Jacobs a
h9-kr- se- .r care ar 50. 2s West 11fth
stree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
PROPOSALS.

WEST POINT. ~ Y. APRIL IS 100
Sealed proposals. IN tripltcste will be re
ceived here until o'clock T.. NJ. May 1910
for furnishing and delivering one Continuous
Electric Blue Printing Machine as per speci-
fcations IN this once. The United states re
serves che right tu accept reject any or All
proposals or ary part thereof Forms for pro
posals furnished upon application. address
GUAR master. West Point. y. l..
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kEw -LNEN RoAr cHANcEs.

Begrr.-- ~- E--dav change ~ sched-
Do Is announced rv fle New Haven li1e.
he STEAMER Chester T chaplin VII leave
Pe- 70 a- -E r.. w and the
tc1- rf East Ed street ~ r. r0. daily ex-
oert Sunday. reaching sew Haven az 80
-- r.e opposite direction she VIII
.ssve Sew Earar- a- r. "a. r.. instead ~ 80
e. ~ ta--. except Mondays reaching New
l--s et f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
RuSINEsS CHANcES

GARAGE BUSINESS AND PROPERTY for
sale. less than 100 miles from New York
city. $50. 1Oa population best ia city. central
ly located on most travelled route. boarding
capacity oKercrowded. owner wants 20 retire
come and inspect books and business. price
$50 600. investigate al once. Address NJ A.
o.. Tribune once.
a SYNDICATE representing large CONNER
cial enterprise ls forming 10 establish
New York branch An organizer who can com
maud some money ls needed Address Howard.
Box 40. Tribune once.
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WORK WANTED
Male.

Male.
WA--C-TENAN or other responsible position. BY
sober. married man. with good references
Robert King, 153 West SD 81.
YOUNG MAN. Of 30. 10 wears experience. and
with a thorough acquaintance in wholesale
and retail drug trade. desires TO establish an
agency branch once IN Chicago for an
Eastern firm IN that line. can furnish the
very best Of references as 10 character. etc
Walter r Niemann. No ~ East Lake street
chicago II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
FW SUBWAY CONTRACTS
rbose Providing for City Con-
struction Ready for Bidders.
NEW SYSTEM is ADOPTED
,,,.-sctors Must Name Unit
Prices, Not Lump Sum, for
Work and Materials.

q
-.--,r--on ~ the rri-horoueh system on
= .o-sav at the Office OF the Public Ser
-. commission provide cor an entirely
- s,--e-r OF bidding. The unit system
.s,-+af instead az the lump sum
s-,s f,- the whole work The system
- TRIO four contra cts. and each II
-. I, -,,-- is divided into sections.
= s-s-ancc. che first contract VIII cover
-. .-.svav work oT the Lexington avenue
-. ron cre Battery 70 a point between
-. and Bancroft streets on the Pelham
o.-k branch and 90 l57th street and
- avenue on the jerome avenue
80 From these points northwarG the
- VII continue as an elevated. The
-,---a-t IS divided into seventeen sec
acrs
=. nave beer fixed for May rs. a week
- ne hearing on the private capital or
'--.--,~-t7n. Equipment and operation con
- .pe details ~ which already have
,ssr published.
---ss- The proposed new f0r- bidders
-, no csrel upon 20 name The whit prices
= ssrr niece -f work and each kind ~
-,-s-.sl. Bank schedules are provided
! 49, f--- df bids submitted. on which
-1s-.-. --.-s- mama che -av-as- -rice "a
- +-- u-r.-- .rev viii -nxravate
- NJ ~--k above mean h.eh water. be-
--,-- f...- water. including The re-
--,-r- and disposition ~ the material eN-
.s~s-es. f-- -rte-- ming buildings
-. s---. So -.---rr ez-a,7-i7, FOR
-. 1900. ----.ra s+-Dc r-asor~-
-. --..----.. o. ---r.- ,-s-5 e-c
---,..s.5 FL -r. e--a5-.as are such ma
- =. -3,-.re-s cement timber niles.
- .-..-,z,.s--s r---l-er s---a ny Gravel.
- ..-.-.4ez -~ --e- -~o- Drain
-- z..--. -s,----4 s-ae. .s-a-I
- s- 80 49, 7--r+s washers
- ---..--- .-- --.-----.-- restoring
-. 80 -s-t, ,.---sa-es mines. er-irrs.
- 1000, ---s...-- basins errro--
i --.-.----..-..-- NJ ---.--=.-- street NJ
80. --.------ -- .---.---- e---,-.-~as
-r
TIE -1'-t,'a M 'a -
iEaInsi ITO r-.'i.. '' '--'a
-t1ai Is. OFFERS winch place .'NeI '-a
-0r certain materials fnaa f.eE can ne
Epr led t1r. ard make l1 'a Joss eN-
charges on ctre- items -il an"a-a-..
bidding WI Involve f-e Te'70lon of me
whole bic rf t.e Fa'-e- ----
1e-noas
The second -''-a"t covers '.
va Lafayette avenue T.t" - h.
lrnfn rho N..1n--H-~E 5-1ace 1.f 01i-
sar r- Lafs-e- .e avenue and bark '1r-H-
Lataleite aren-e f7 flt'n stree. -e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
Pu1ala.

CASEIER-DrlE retail store. experienced
young woman wishes position: Is neat, refined
E1d accurate. good references B. e F.. Box
-. Tribune Office
STENDGRAPHER and BOOKKEEPER.-Two
girls desire positions. one srenoErapher and
t-pewrite-. one cashier and hookkeeper. mod
crate wages 10 start. Address r * F. Coon,
% 4th ave. Brooklyn.
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TIE RRIDGTON.
the KITTATiKNY
CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTORS.

pTSTRIBTTING cards circulars strict per
sonal supervision. highest references Kelly
Distributing Service. 345 West esd
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TVPEWRITING AND TYPEWaIrERs-
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau c-calosus
free. all makes taken parr payrnents Bargains
n Cvnaerwoods Rernfn gT0ns. divers. Smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS

New York Office. THE PLAZA.
Waters. baths hotels and environments no
where edualled. rheumatism govt and nervous
diseases cured. Complete hydrc-thera peutic ap-
paratus. japanese tea room Golf. riding. drtv-
ing and outdoor pastmes Through sleepers
leave New York ass P. NJ week days Tickets
and Pullman reservations. g & o. Office $50
Broadway. and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad.
FRED STERRY. Manager. Hot Springs Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

American sad Foreign Teashers' Agency.
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
eraesses etc TO Colleges. Schools and FanillsA
Apply to Mrs. Il. J. TOUNG-FULTON
% Union Sduar&
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MISCELLANEOUS.

How DOES YOUR GARDEN GROw?-rhs
Tribune Farmer will answer al your cues
tons and give you many valuabls sugges-
TORS. send 10 Tribune Farmer. LIS Nassau
street gor a sample copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

g r-NTS-A patented article. IOg per cent profit.
send q. Erar1D fer 1ernors--atl11 sample and
.-ticula-S. quickest selling. Specially CO.. 21T
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sUPRoGATEs NOTICES

DANIET. r. uOWDNEY.
ClerS 81 tse suvrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

ABOVE Az COMPETTTOR S-Satisfactor
dealing. Prompt cash payments for compiets
libraries or small collections OF miscellaneous
I-arartra can always be obtained HENRY
NAIKAN - Broadway. Telephors. 600 Broad
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oREssMAKINe AND MILLINERY.
PERFECT FORM E re es Of zeaf sleeves. ss9ss
bodice. skirt % East 29th 81
DANCING ACADEMIES.

Wis. Nant. Al z $50. Dancing classes So
ard all Fancy Cances. Pantornirnes ar-ans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

J -rr,-GGRkpHER-I am excellent Etenog-
rainier. me uusiness training. moderate sa arv
+ ana good prospects. best references. snap. BOX
l. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

Yacht STEWARD wants position or second
on large Yacht. ~ experienced pahie man
excellent references as such Lowering. %
West Iolst 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30

WANTED : se.-fauts. ~ public accountant
borough 15ulIe entry. - FEARS experience
course So. Accountant Eos %. Tribune once.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-02
MAT HOLDS
KEY TO THE
SITUATION

Today all that is left of Mat Bon
eys wet goods emporium is a few
stray bottle of miscellaneous intoxf-
cants- The fixtures have been removed
but Boney still holds the key to the
place and incidentally to the situa-
tion.
Boney is still in possession of 173
South Holman street, but the McAvoy
Brewing company has left him bereft
of bar, mirrors, tables and beer pump.
Boney thinks it is horrible example
of brewery control of saloons
The matter will be settled in the
Lake superior court on Feb. a. when
the matter comes to trial. Boney says
that he would be willing to give pos
session to the place to the Hammond
Savings & Trust company if it We're
not for the fact that the McAvoy Brew
ing company had double CROSSED him
all the way through.
1t is understood that Boney rendered
a months rent TO the brewing com
pany and to Anton Tapper. the own
er of the building, but the tender was
refused
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-02
NJ. c. MUST
BUILD GATES
At CROSSING

The board Of public works this morn
ing instructed the city clerk to notify
the Michigan Cenral railroad TO erect
gates at the Sohl street crossing and
to place a watchman there and also
that a night watchman must be placed
at the Oakley avenue crossing.
Plans for the Elizabeth street pave
ments were adopted and bids advertised
for and resolutions were adopted con-
frming the primary assessment roll for
the Calumet avenue pavement
Notice was sent to the Hammond
Lounge company to erect their smoke
stack in accordance with the building
law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-02
J Annus, ~ iA,an -.
's''l1[ J0SH ii I billings l.l' Puts MI
STOCK IN GROUNDING THEORY

ago, when the earth was young, one
of the first members of the grounding
familyk. after sleeping away the long
days and nights of winter in its bur-
row, awakened on Feb. and crept
quietly from it's hole to take an obser-
walton of the weather.
The animal found the sun shining
brightly, and seeing its shadow cast
upon the ground after having been
asleep long, it became greatly
frightened. thinking it was a beast of
prey, and rushed back into its den-
The god of the clouds and storms, SO
the legend goes. observing the action
of the grounding, decreed that there
after Feb. 2 the animal should first
emerge from its den, and should the
day be sunshiny so that the grounding
could see its shadow, six weeks OF
ICY stormy weather should follow.
On the contrary, should the day be
cloudy, gloomy or storing. that the
little animal could not see its shad-
dow, 1t would mean that winter was
practically over and there would be ar
early spring.
Today therefore. is fraught with
grave meaning to those whose welfare
depends on wind and wave, asunsFint
| and shadow, or change of time anC
tide. So If there is a grounding living
in your vicinity it behooves you t.
/ watch him carefully, for his advent i
portentious.