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New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
MIDTOWN SECTION LEASES
To Erect Business Building on
Madison Avenue Corner.

The CarltonChambers Company, a New
York corporation, is the lessee Of the prem
ises Nos. % and % East 47th street. at the
northwest corner Of Madison avenue. 1t is
the intention of the company to erect a six
story office, store and studio building, at a
cost of about $4,000. 4 portion of the
space will be used as small apartments Of
the very highest character with service.
Plans for this building have been completed
by Henry Otis Chapman.
The ground floor will contain a series of
small stores, and the entrance 10 the build
ing will be on Madison avenue. The build
ing will be restricted against manufactur-
ing of all kinds, and the highest class Of
tenants only will be considered. s. Osgood
Pen &, Co negotiated the lease and have
been appointed agents for the property.
The building vii! be ready for occupancy
on May l.
Mooyer & Marston have leased for tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, as
trustees Of the Kinney estate. No. 1887
Broadway, extending to Nos. 143 and AS
West 10th street. for a term of twentyone
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

ii9th and lSOth SITS aO5xIoo. Ahr.ha,, $40
Gncl agt Rountree Realty and construction 20.
owner and contractor: 81 100.
AMSTERDAM AVE. $50. Friedand A. Levine
baum, contractor: S36 ''''''
fiNEh, hSI Avn. - whole front between
lIu'h ,1, snn In"ih sts -NlO0, William e Peters
owner Moses L Rounirce, owner and contractor:
ssI '''
sAME PROPERTY Geors, II storm a 60
and contractor. S. al ~ ''V" W. '''''
piSr Sr. los and iio Va, u,u,,.,, u A.,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OelciaI Record and Forecast t.-Washngton
nee 2I.--Under the influence Of an area OF low
bsrornetrc pressure that overies the Rio Grande
Valley. and another over the upper MISSISSIPPI
valley. weather conditions remain unsettled over
the greater part Of the country, ana during the
last twenty-four hours there we're rains IN the
Atlantic and Gulf states the Ohio valley ana
the lake region. and SHOWS In the upper Ms'is-
-, - Missouri valleys and the northern
Rocky Mountain region
remperatures have not changed deeidely In any
,.,-t ~ the country since Wednesday night and
reaS,ngs are near normal. except In the South
,Ue.t where relatively cold weather prevails
The eastward movement OF the ares OF low
barometr4c pressure hAreinoefore referred TO VII
-.nss q continuation OF unsettled weather. with
,o1,I ,,Ass OF rain, over much Of the country
,,oro the Mississippi Valley eastward. while
,s.- ,bt plains states the Rocky Mountain and
nIsi.s1 regions the weather will bs EAnArAJlV
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
RECORDED LEASES.
CWith name and address OF lessee)
DECEMBER II.

ALLEN ST. l45. basement; Davidson &
Shapiro 10 Sullivan AndnO yrs from May l.
l0ii: 1896: address, l45 Allen ST.
FULTON AVE, l5i5 and l547, all; Enrico
Seneca to Abraham Sacks, yrs from Fen l.
1911, s4 Os0 address, 20S East Hath ST.
FOREST AVE. 1907, store, floor above and
cellar: Henry Eberhardt 10 Morris Rosenblum'
yrs mos from Feb !. 1910; $3.50, address
1907 Forest ave
Cd AVE, 81 store and basement; Max X
wilmer to Peter Paul ct al: yrs from Dec 10,
1911: 81. 600; address 27T Grand 81.
2D AVE, T6s, store and basement; Honora
Reilly 10 Terence Lynch: 10 yrs from Dec l.
1911; 81 500 address, 100 East 10th ST.
5TH AVE $50, two lofts: Hattie MandeI
and ano, executors, 10 William Macbeth 10 yIs
from Dec /. 1911: So, 200. address, s3i Prospect
pl, Brooklyn.
7TH AVE. 1876. store floor and floor above;
Midtown Construction co to Lena Paschke; yr
4 mos from Jan l, 1912; H.24s; address l3o
Tth ave
lO3D ST. 200 to 2l5 East. all; Julius Vein
stein 10 Joseph Eisemberg; yrs from April j.
1909; $4,000: address. 81 East l17th st.
1l7TH ST. 446 and 44S East. ALL Ida Murphy
70 Antonio Caggiano; yrs from Jan !, 19l2.
s3 400. address, AL East il7th 1T.
122D ST. 239 to 243 East. all; Jacob Dheenki
10 Abraham Sacks. yrs from Aug l, loll'
$4,2l4. address. 1871 Lexington ave-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. Il and 16 Vesey street;
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
18TH 81, sos. s. 2s.1o II 2 Of ith ave,
2s tix4i 5x25x552; > sty tenmt and stores;
adjourned TO December 2s.
Eth AVE. 214s " s. 90 It Of 1920 st. 2oN
-. sold to Singermer & Altman for Sll,loo
2GTH ST, 355, :, t42 4 Of 9th ave, 22N
as =. 1 sty tenmt; adjourned 10 January lV'
By Joseph p. Day.
SOD ST. 3o5 $. 100 It G OF % aye. 2oY
1C2e: sly front and rear tenmiS' a1)'urhHd
TO January H.
Al the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph z. Day
1,2D ST. Is. II s. 2s5 II OF Invood ave-
25xs7.2. . sty dwg; adjourned to January y.
BY D. p Ingraham & Co.
WEEKEs AVE. 1852 = 5. 1l5 II Of lIad
81 a0Xg5. > .ty dwg; sold 10 the plainiin Tor
BY Herbert \. sherman.
NELSON AVE. 1859. W =. 1915 II OF
Brandt place. 37.6xlOO; sly tehht' so'u 10
tho plaintiff for S22.uOO.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

II. 1915: p.r cent; Dec is; $1,000; address 90"
Prospect ave. o-,oo.
WALES AVE @ s. go II 8 OF 1+9th ~. ZoA nd
Reedy Construction Co to Title Gusriannooo. 90. ad-
, Trust Co: Dec 2O i yr, per cent si"'V''
dress 176 Broadway. . =,
WASHINGTON AVE, W 5. 81 IT OF , ioo.n M
a3xgs: Bernard Construction Co 10 ,,s ,a' 700
Goldberg; due as per bond' S'JoV' su''''
West 10th 81. ,..t,,
155TH ST. 767 East 2Ox irreg: Isaac f9'yna,,.x ,o,x
TO Grosyenor n Hewitt; Dec 10; due May l. '"''
81 900: address, WorthngtOn, Mass. o,
10th ST, " cor Of Boscooel ave, rms,
Charles KaeppeI TO Title Guarantee ana ss
Co: Dec 81; due per bond; Ss'oV"' aou'
lT6 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

MOTT ST. 22s: Frank W Burns ast Sam soh.l
ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. @ B Hayes,
GARRISON AVE, cor Edgewster Road.
l4fx22S Tx irreg. James Mcconnell agt Arthu,
Mcconnell ct al partition); attorney, ] suit
van.
SAME PROPERTY. with rights. etc; Charles
Mcconnell agt same paruuon); attorney l. .
Van Doren.
VAN CoRLEAR PIs n c. 1852 II q land, ..
Isaac NJ and Fannie 3 Dyckman, 5liXs0i :;
Park Mortgage Co agt Jacob KosooTg Gore-
closure Of mts), attorneys, tettretch & seyoeL
BowERY, 2O8; Augusta Menel sgt Mar
guerite " oh Romanet et al ,ailshaeo iore-
closure OF mtg; attorney, y Hand.
MAPEs AVE. 2l4s; Alburtus ogden az.
Charles Biorkegren ct 81 foreclosure VI mtg;
attorney. II Hildreth
STANTON ST. 247; Joseph Gottieb agt Kaa
Connod ct al foreclosure OF mtg)' attorrty
NJ Levin.
AUDUBON AVE. cor i17th si. iOLllxlVr
irreg: New York Life Ins Co et a. agt Thomas
Graham et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney y
Cary & Carroll.
BOTH ST. sos and sos West John I schreyer
agt Isaac Chsitin ct al foreclosure or mtg; at
torney, l. Wendell, jr.
15sD ST, :. 1886 It W Of Amsterdam ave.
20 3xa9. II: Frederick n Du Bots e al agt Frets
Realty co ct al foreclosure OF mtg) @tiorneyS
Phillips & Avery.
LOTS l43 and ia. map Of Van Nest Pan.
The Bronx; John ! Buckley Of al agt Mary
Ciasparrini et al foreclosure az mte)i attorneyS
Wager & Acker.
Hath sT 3i1 East; Joseph Asch agt Jscoa
Bloch ct al foreclosure or mtgl auqIneYA
Wolf & KOhn.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
OLD CHURCH PROPERTY SOLD
Baptist Edifce in 42d Street Figures in
Another Trade.

The old Central Baptist Church property
at No. 22O TO 225 West 42d street has been
resold by Harry Il. Frazee to a buyer
whose name is not given, for Improvement
The property, which is on a plot 78X9S.9
feet. 200 feet west of Broadway, was pur-
chased by Mr. Frazee recently with the In
tention Of erecting a theatre at considera-
ton sajo to be $4,000. The church owned
the property since 1871. and it is one Of the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

fair Friday and Saturday. Temperatures VIII
not change decidedly in any part OF the country
during the next forty-eght hours.
The winds along the New England Coast VIII
be light to moderate variable middle Atlantic
Coast, moderate east; south Atlantic Coast. Hight
TO moderate variable; east Gulf Coast, moderate
east: west Gulf Coast, moderate northeast and
north: Lake Michigan moderate variable.
Steamers departing Friday for European ports
will have moderate cas- winds and overcast
weather 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Lochlites.--For North
ern New England. cloudy to-day: Saturday, un-
settled and warmer probably rain light TO mod
crate variable winds.
For Southern New England. Eastern New
York. Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Della
ware. Maryland and the District OF Columbia,
unsettled to-day and Saturday. probably rain
Saturday; light 10 moderate variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, cloudy to-day.
Saturday. probably rain
For Western New York, unsettled weath.I.
probably rain or snow to-day and saturday.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

HARRINGTON AVE. n S. $50 II Of Ma.
ave: Henry G Silleck, jr, agt Anna Vogsl !, ~
Dec ~. 1911 Cby deposlD; S2l i5 a.
HONEYWELL AVE. Q =, 81 Il Of iso.A.
Lewis Isndon agt Edward Muller g,,i>,T-. !.
co ct all Dec %, 1911 (by deposiD; s45e
WEST END AVE. GOO; l. Kantor q "a 49,.
West End Construction co ct al: oct IL. iaii.
si45 80.
WEST END AVE, n Q cor s9th st; sane a.,
same. Aug 81, 1911; s5,40j.
FULTON AVE, " p, 17J n = Of i7ist At. Ns
than Kobelof agt Bethel Construction co 2, ~.
Dec II, 1911: 1854.
BROADWAY, " cor 96th st: John II Dre,~
& Bro sgt Estate OF Charles L Hoffman Ia
ct al: Oct 81. 1911. x39i.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

13STH ST, s 8. $50 II e Of Lenox ave. for
3 sty theatre and studios, eOxJJll: johnson
Amusement Co, 247 West 10th 81. owner; A NJ
Lamb, sol 5th ave, architect, $4,000
PARK AVE. cor OF 54th 81; FOR a IL
sly apartment; 1O0.4xs02; Park Avenue ana
5ith Street CO. 546 9th ave, owner; Cross a
Cross j27 Jth ave, 2rchtects; 100000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

oUIMBY AVE. s, 224 Il v. Of Castle Hil
Mink $4,000.
oUIMBY AVE. 3 5. 224 ~ o. Cas,2 hA
ave o5xtO3 1 same loans Adam Mink 500
WALES AVE. c :. $50 II OF ieth 81 ~
100: Title Guarantee & Trust 60 loans he''F
Construction co $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

Highest temperatUro yesterday. N deEree. .
lowest 90: average. Is; average for correspond
ing date last year. 20; average Tor oorrespond-
ing dat elast thiTty-three years 35
Local Forecsst-Unsettled to-day and Sat
urday probably rain SATURDAY: light 70 moderate
variable Rln1s.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

first Baptist churches built ir that section
OF the city
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
onicial Observations of United States weatl
ureaus taken at S p. m. yesterday follow:

Local Official Record.-rhe following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows tbs
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
ALTERATIONS.
AtANHATTAN.
LIS PENDENS.

I'd AVE, + W cor of 18th ST: % a 4 sty and
basement tenmt; Smith. i3s % ave. oxnsr,
| u stone. Bible House, architect $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
MARINE CORPS.

First Lieutenant r. J.. SHEPARD, detached ma
rine barracks, Boston; 20 naval prison.
Second tueri fJeUtenant r. T. ZANE detached nayal
prison, Portsmouth 20 marine barracks
Second Lieutenant G. W. MARTIN. detached
marine barracks. Norfolk; TO marine bar
Second Lieutenant D. s. BARRY. Jr., detached
marine barracks. Norfolk; 10 marine bar
IA ks, ANNAPOLIS.
Second Lieutenant d. L. S. BREWSTER, de-
tached marine barracks, NortoiK' 10 recrul
depot Charleston. ,
Second Lieutenant T. G. HUNTER, Jr., detache(
marine bariacks. Norfolk; to marine bar
Second Lieutenant G. X. sHULER. detached ma
rine barracks, Norfolk: TO marine barracks
Captain W. H. PARKER, detached marine bar
racks Philadelphia; to the Minnesota.
to marine barracks washington
Captain ]. T. BOOTDS. fourteen days leave.
First Lieutenant JOHN POTTS. one month
Second Lieutenant NJ B. HUMPHREY detached
marine barratks. Annapolis; 10 marine bar
Second ID Lieutenant c. s. SINCLAIR, si1teer
Captain r. b. CRBERY. fourteen days, leave
! barracks. Marc Island 10 marine barracks
First Lieutenant CALHOUN ANCRUM. twenty
First Lieutenant Z. $. YATES. detached head
quarters; to marine barracks. Washington.
/ MOVEMENTS OF NARSHlPS-lhe loi
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
I Zee. 20-Tho Solace, at Lamberts Point. tn
Ajax, at Hampton Roads; the Tecumseh
Norfolk: the san Francisco, at Guantanamo
the Mars. AZ Sewalls Point
SAILED.
Dec 2O-The Monterey, from Annoy for Swatow
the Petrol. from Pensacola for New Orleans
the New Orleans, from Chefoo for Shanghai
! tho Mars, from Norfolk for Sewalls Point
! the California, from Ho, Hawaii, for Homo
| lulu; the West Virginia, from Honolulu 10
HilO.
second reserve, navy yard, Mare Island
January and February |, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
NE BNNk OF ANt",e,p

NcI York December is,sd s,a.dsy y q,
The Board Of Directors q, ,oir,een ~,
rsreC .r CeS, '' Tree of TAX. payable M. j,s
iota 10 stockhoider' of record St cchlc,,ss pru
TTe transfer books VIII remain CIV
January 'r'. io'v w ~ BENNEr. c'''"'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
EXPLANATORY NOTES.

| EXPLANATORY NUIES'
oseersions taken at pm, 18Th meridian tine. AZ
cressufe reduced 10 sea level. -,-
I,os,r continuous lnes pass through points OF equal az
pressure. ..-, ..,.,, ., ,o,,i TEN.
lso,hsrns dotted Ines pass through pohS
,.se. drawn only 10, aero eeling. 60 aad iVO oeg'ees
- ci,s,. q partly Cloudy Q Cloudy r Rain, Snow;
IA Pepot missing Arrows fly with the wind.
F,,s,fes indicate Temperature second precipitation Of
N m or more ft "a hours ending pm. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

SEAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToLsr
NEW JERSEY
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
[From The Tribune Bureau.

tFrom The IrlDune bureau.)
Washington. December 81
ORDERS ISSUED-The following orders
have been issued:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

VIII fhc hEht against Congress man
DAVE. ~ '1arssnurE Senator iiearrr
.- We'll known throughout West Doe
A.u.t it Is ALSO we'll known f.af .t
iar h1a political end .eEIslatfvs eHpef.-
'r. o.. fnftrE served Four years .r f.r
house nf I'fsEafre and H scar .r fIe
Upper nrlf.. % DEL stated Pos some or
t.. close friends thaf % fIe party hs.
lfFtr .s Is the man Co. make tho com.
pres. inuai fzHt Do uouid take 100 tra
task which t~ hF rn means ar easy one
hlr ogden ua- an Uuaufrssaf.I aH.
Iirlrf wien charley 'trrIEar. 30
Nourdst ilis. drew a. ticket 90 tie late
.tfrsufsf Laughter and showed streuEth
tt'r t.lt viii reIr him greatly n no
trrII .Irs FL. frv rIe fortunes again. SIR
ifa.l bel on editor and = Republican stall
uarf De is cons ferrhlv above tho
average aa rHmrnIErHr TNn only
lr.s -i candidate I- Alex o. Car1nu~ l.
nf f.s EtI t.f. wro fs niue. enrerf-
.n..l .r fne political arf-. and asa spell
BINDER .- 90 once magnetic ard ~vrInui~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
Toilet Specials

Imported Hand and Nail
Brushes. hand drawn bristies. 2Sc
Aiud. sale price 23e each
AruIca Tooth Paste. lgc boxes
sale price ice.
G-nun" Ebony and Rosewood
Buffers. large size. 5uc kind. sale
price. 37c each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
REPUBLICANS
tcOnunuod from rirs, Pasel

lie stood smiling ln fH. Show sr nf
their compliments vithnu. uu,nif nr
umbrella. aud There HH- uo d,ut.ur
Il he enjoyed There wore mtn.
good advisers OF thc part. vho n.r.
much taken with thc suggestion fnaf
Scott should lead The state ticket. th,
strongest approval srcwIus -o comp.
from non-prof"ss .nnu W"u huf hla.
ness men OF successful tttre IHr.
spoke when dlscuasiue l' of fH,r
desire 90 see one of fhs.r t.rI .u fn,
governors chair and they hura u'
no one better qualified tn ..t. fHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
NJ MECHEN

80 f-r meeting 20 council hold T.urs-
day srfr ~ ffe eIft fIfrsrs fprrn. 90
HrI Drir-ef raif o. number ~ bills and
.r Is .fHfr business vfs 100 far COM
sI.sraflor fheF adIp1rr~I co au early
.0r-
Read Tho rs Va Optical Co ~ an
nouncemen' on Page 9. to-day's issue
a meeting viI Le held IN tfe ,f-fto.
r.ff church frwrrrru. afternoon F.- Vie
purpose - starting moo rFanflaf. zion 81 a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

iarnish Nsii Enamel. Roc Jars.
Saturday sale price. 26e jar
Williams BARRIERS shaving Soap.
&C cakes. sale price. &c
Muuy Witch Hazel soap. i5c
cakes. sale price.7e.
Tooth brushes with Transparent
handles. l9c kind. sale price. t+e
each
OsbOrus Peroxide OF hydrogen.
half pint bottles. regularly loo.
sale price. &c q bottle.
Real OTanFeWood sticks. &c
kind. sale price &c.
Madame Nalc's Almond blossom
Complexion Cream. soc jar. sale
price. 35e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
Stockings at Csc a Pair

NO STORE m the greater city probably give YOU
~ such selection Hosiery the popular price
pair The leading makers have contributed
those offerings for which they striking
bcs for and others making speciality
for boys and girls Large selling rrcSupposes large huyng
the best values for the given
quantities Imported Stockings here in
array and markt for selling 2se a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
Mr.. Man:


nOh ousy men > D'i"ef i'ci
us WISH 'Ioih YOU. "''
aiohe because OF VIC GOT" 'I'e
count OF the modcrafcnc,, Of
the prices asked men clerk,
and quick service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
Who Said Gloves?
Here They Are I!

GREAT array Of new Fall
~ Gloves IN coStume-match-
ing shades Need any Gloves
here they are:
Royale Glacc Kid Gloves. cclasp.
all colors and black and white. the
most satisfactory Gloves Tor the
price. 500 pair
Washable Doesklu Gloves. Paris
point back l-clasp. natural and
white. 500 pair
Jouyin and Denise French Glaze
Kid Gloves. 2-Ciasp. embroidered
back. an colors black with white
stitching and white with black
stitching. fully guaranteed. $3.50
ana Si.65 q pair
Long Glaze KID and Washable
DOeskln Gloves IN black. white and
natural shades. r. aud IG-buttOu
lengths. 1925 TO S37s a pair.
kayser Fabric Gloves. six. suede
and cashmstct. most an colOrs and
sizes. 25e TO 500 pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-14

Stanton G. Peelle. son of Chief Justice
Peelle of the United States Court of
Claims today rendered his resignation as
the District of Columbia. His retirement
from the position which he has held since
April 10. 1910, was accepted by United
States Attorney Wilson with sincere re-
greet. and only because of Mr.. Peelle $
urgent desire to resume his law practice
The resignation takes effect September
20. In the interval Mr.. Peelle will wind
up the matters which have been under
his supervision.
Mr.. Peelie has acted legal adviser 10
the board of education in addition To his
many duties assistant 10 Mr.. Wilson.
The board is now without legal adj
wiser. owing to the recent action of the
Department Of Justice in holding there is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-14
TO HAVE NEW ENTRANCE.
Commissioners File Petition to Con-
denim Land Near Geological Park

geological Park is to have its new
entrance from 18TH street. as authorized
by congress. for the District Commits
sion"rs today filed petition in the Dis
frict Supreme Court for the condemna
tion Of the necessary land
TIL" petition asks the opening Of a CON
meeting street between the intersection
OF 18th street and Columbia road and
the Quarry road entrance To the Zoo. The
commissioners Will also extend Ianier
place and 18th street with a minimum
width of forty feet in the section living
between Mount Pleasant street. Irwin.
street. tdanS Mill road. Quarry road
and Columbia road \ plat showing the
property 10 he condemned arcoInpauictI
the r0titlon Of thc District authorities
Corpora ton Counsel Thomas and As
Sistsnt Corporation Counsel Smith will 10.
w charge If the condemnation proceet-
ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-14
HUSBAND AND WIFE AGREE
SO Mrs. Margaret Heisley Withdraws
Suit for Maintenance.

Mrs Margaret Heisley today withdrew
the suit for maintenance which she re-
Gently hled against her husband Elgen,
{. iieisley in which she charged cruelty.
The withdrawal of the suit comes as a
sequel 10 protracted meeting of four
hours last night between the husband
and wife with their respective counsel
The lawyers, Attorney Charles W. Darr
for the husband, and Attorneys j. r.
Garter and G G. Calhoun, representing
the wife. exercised their persuasive elo-
auence on the disagreeing parties As a
result OF the conference Mr.. and Mrs
Heisiey. arm-in-arm. left the meeting
prom, sing mutual forgiveness and ex-
pressing the determination 10 live happy
ever after
The Hcisleys have six children and the
husband. in his answer TO the wife's pc
tition. asserted that the failure OF his wife
10 agree with him concerning the mode OF
rearing the Young ones had been the
basis of their marital difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-14
Rev. DR.. Woodrow Home Again.

Rev. DIT. SaIuuel III. Woodrow. pastor
Of the First congregational Church. has
returned from IIyqnnisport. Mass. where
Re spent his vacation This evening al
5 o'clock the preparatory service for the
communion next Sunday will be held.
The regular sunday evening services will
Lc' res umcd the first Sunday IN October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-14
Doesn't Apply to Privates.

II is further set forth that section IL.
of the manual does not relate to privates
Of the Metropolitan police force. but
solely to lieutenants of the police force:
that an appeal was prosecuted from the
findings Of the trial hoard and their SEN
tence attempting to dismiss him from the
force and tho fact that said section of the
manual did not refer To privates was Spe-
cincailN brought To the attention of the
commissioners. 1t is alleged the COMMITS
Sloners disregarded that fact ard dsre-
garded his constitutional right to refuse
10 make statement in the face of pos
Slble charges and confirmed the finding
OF the trial board finding him guilty of
the section Of the manual that did not
refer TO him and dismissed him within
thirteen hours of tho hearing The pe-
tluoner further alleges that in the course
OF the hearing it was erroneously sug-
Sested by one of the Commissioners that
the hearing before tho trial board WAS in
the nature of Il cOurt-m ma rtal
IL Is further objected by the pctitioner
that the action of the Commissioners was
erroneous because at the time of the
nearing there was present only two of
the three Commissioners required by law
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BOWEN MUST PAY $50 MONTHLY
Court Awards Alimony to Wife of
SalOonkeener

BY consent of counsel Justice Gould
today signed an order requiring Michael
g. Bowen. local saloonkeeper. who
lived with his WIFE Cora NJ. Bowen, after
securing divorce from her in Ohio,
without her knowledge. to pay the wife
$40 per month as alimony. The order is
silent as to the custody of the children
now with the wife
The court also allowed the husband
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Wanted to Be Policeman.

DO YOU know the commissioners and
Maj. SyIvcstcrH?' hc inquired of bust
ness man Of his own nationality, and
have you any influence with them?
Why" replied his friend.
Il would like 10 he appointed a police
man" Neiauo explained.
Il have no influence with them. his
friend said. and YOU couldn't get on the
kolc" force because one of Your fingers
is\off.
''THss1 wouldn't make any difference. -
Melano told him. "Tiey wouldn't notice
little thing like that.
CORVALLIS Hcrnduu, police Iatrol driv-
or. called IA the morCuc Tuesday To see
the body Of the murdered hoy. He said
his son. Kelsey Iierndon. thirteen wears
old had been missing since Thursday and
he thought the victim Of the shoemaker 5
La MINER might possibly lie his boy.