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New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

Two families at a New England seashore
resort have solved the great problem OF
the servant in the summer. Their methoo
has It's limitations, but such as it is It is
working admirably.
One of the families is composed of sum
ner folks" the other natives" and they
have agreed TO an exchange Of benefits.
The natives own the house-a comfortable.
honey cottage, overlooking the golf
links and the blue ocean beyond IT,
near enough for the elders 10 run down
for dip, but too far for the children to
run down 10 ard tumble in over the rocks
The cottage mas been remodelled for the
purpose with hardwood floors and shining
tiled bathrooms, and for II the guests put
up" . good, round sum in four egures. And
nor comes the point wherein the solution
of the servant problem lies. The house
owners stay Oh the spot and 10 the WORK
Tho woman and her best friend and 1T
tic cousin from up country are cooks
and nousemads and the man Is gardener
aud coachman They retain two or three
rooms In the basement OF the house, and
If their quarters are cramped they endure
thcm serenely. thinking Of the compensa-
lion in the bank There is never a word
OF complaint from the maids" that the
place is dull or that they don't get their
afternoons off. for summer is whirl OF
excitement for them, compared with the
dreary winter weeks. and as for afternoons
off. the New England housekeeper is not
used TO them, anyway. The help are on
good terms with one another besides being
cousin 20 the fish man. second cousin 10
the store man and Sunday school teacher 10
the boy who brings Holsters or nlueoerr'eS
or builds ships and kites for the chIio'""
according 10 directions ana tney SIMPLY
cannot give notice, since they are 100 hucn
interested in the renting Of the cottage
The advantages Of the scheme TO Inc
summer people are so obvious that already
three other families now al the hotel are
h,dding for the house next season. ana as
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with nama and address ~ lenders attorney
AUGUST 81
A

MANHATTAN.
AVENUE q. 7s. rs II ot 9Th ST. 23xse
Aug 10. 1906; Della Hahn 70 Henry Krausa.
81 900. qttornev, Isitor FREY. 3o2 Rroadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1858. =, 80 91ox1oo.
Jan 15 1905: worthwhile Realty Co 10 Harris
Mandelbaum and Fisher Levine $4,000. at
torneys. Es,nan. Levy. Corn Levine 1913
Broadway
BROADWAY, 1885, mtg on part premises
and fixtures NAV %. 1910; Paul salvin 10
Isaac end Max Roth s72oo; address. 4ol
East 29d st
PARK AVE. ss7. 75.6 It Of 53d st. 25x7o.
NAV IL. 1908; Peter A Peterson 10 the Equita-
bic Trust Co Of New York see 900. attorney.
Van Norden Trust CO, 5th ave and 6Oth 81.
WATER. ST S9es n cor Catherine slip.
street construction and Realty co to Jacob
Horowltz; IS 200; attorney, Saul Bernstein, ft9
Broa SWAY.
18TH ST, 32G East. 8 25x941o. July ?.
1893 Chrlstotoro Zuccaro 10 Domenco Can
della sl2 500. attorneys. Polizzi & GO. l92 and
1oi BowCry
e5TH ST. s. 2s4 # Of 9th ave 16x10o s:
Jan 81. 1898. John c r Eckerson 10 Charles
F Bauerlorf and George Karsch. exrs. s25oo;
attorneys, Deyo e Bauerdof. III Broadway.
and interest. etc Dec I. 1905; Cosmo Pazlen-
~ 10 Arcangelo Pamieri $500, address los
THE BRONX
ELTON AVE, n cor 1J5th 81, 50x100:
March ]. 1897; Margaretha G. Gerken TO John
II Gerkon; $4,000 attorney. Lowenstein. III
West 10th St
\ WESTERLY 1874 II of lot 53s map Of Wake
ielc, 334N11i: Dec 80. 1905; John ] NcEvoy
to Rachel Singer; $500; attorneys. Parker q
Ernst, 40 Broadway.
7TH ST. g. 18o It OF Avenue b, being
lot 160. map OF Unionport, 2jXs0 Dec II, 1907:
Lena Henry TO George Hauser; $500; attor-
ney. Charles II Baechler. 1926 Walker ave
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST. II S. l05 # OF Grand Boulevard
and COncourse. 4oXl20. Rafael Luongo agt
p'hmbra Construction co. owner and contractor,
So S3s ~.
10TH ST, 45l East Jacob Kleinherg agt
Richard W Harner, owner; sigmund Fox, con
TRACTOR. $50.
AID ST los 10 iis West A See Electric
Elevator co agt New York Lodge No !. BeneyO-
lent Protective order Elks owner and contractor:
$3.50.
FREMONT AVE n $, 1908 II OF Jerome
ave. ~ 2x94 1Ox5Ox0l2. August Hampfner agt
Han Construction Co, owner and contractor: Sol
onion Burdeyener. Abraham Abenan a Pckcn-
Quinn Realty Co. owners. $40 80
10TH ST. 324 West; Benjamin Chenkin agt
Eleanor NJ Hall owner; Maurice Rumble CON
tractor Sl5s.
WEBSTER AVE, e s. l3l n OF t73d st.
75y 100. Person Co agt Kensa Improvement Co,
owner ana contractor; s5sS
10TH ST. % West: United states Vault Light
Construction 20 agt Tslsky & co. contractor.
) y katz. owner: $64 30.
WEST END AVE. 800: Leopold Kantor ag,
West End Construction GO, owner and con
tractor 81. 405.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, o cor lIgth ST. Ameri-
can Enarelled Brick and Tile 90 agt Field
man Construction CO. ct al; Aug 30 1911 tby
payment S332 A.
Union AVE. n cor Kelly 81. Canton steel
Ceiling 90 agt May Holding 60 ct al. Aug 10.
lgli ,by bond). $50.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
0NE-P|ECE FROCKS
Touches That Mark the Line Be.
tween Old and New.

One-pfece frocks now occupy such an
important place In the affections OF women
that the slightest changes made in them
by fashion must be OF interest. There are
only slight changes to record, and vet
these often have the effect Of drawing a
very distinct line between the new models
and those OF the spring and summer.
At present there is tendency 10 favor
the plain skirt IN serge and velveteen mod
els. though is the former the effect OF
triple skirt. the uppermost one finishing at
about knee height. is seen.
Any other sort Of decorations used arc
in the main horizontal. and the scanty de-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

could down me II they were" added Mrs.
Rubin with determination.
"A saloonkeeper's Wife" she pursued.
lis just as good as anybody. And the
saloons have better right to the vote
than the churches. because they pay taxes
and the churches don't The claim of thc'A
old sufYrag gists that the cause will lose the
support Of the church II the banner isn't
taken down right away from my husbands
window Is silly. The church doesn't sup
port the suffrage cause-never has. A cali
was sent out recently to the ministers In
my district asking them to speak az
suffrage meeting. Only one responded eno
be isn't regularly connected with any
church."
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Louis Hausler;
50 600
Same to Oliver Hitchcock and ano. exrs;
So, 600.
Equitable Life Assurance Society 20 Title
Guarantee and Trust Co: $3.50. 600.
Florence NJ Smith 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co;
Sc COO
George 4 Outing 10 Elizabeth + Pegg; So. 900.
Margaret L. Napier TO 'Artemns Ward $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust CO TO Bankers
Trust Co. S3i5,OOO
Angelo Pasquale 20 Giuseppe Tuoti; ST.
Same To Marie a Pasquale: 81
Edmund Hliiard 10 Annie Cochran
1000.
Sismund Bauml 10 May Fink: 5000.
Clausen- Flanagen Co 10 Albert VI Baumann 81.
American Mortgage Co 10 ID c Moran and ano,
trus: $4,000.
Albert Deusch to Selma Kalish: 81.
Charles VI Rosenthal 10 Hudson Mortgage Co;
sT5 0GD
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

SAME PROPERTY; same ast same 0aodss q
levy; attorney. not given
I.ENOx AVE. Sc cor i3sth 81. Se11xtool
Anna Radford agt l. Nassauer estaaAs Snesics
OF levy; attorney. not given.
MtJI,BERRY ST, 100: People OF the state oe
Nsu, York agt Anna r Esposito tnotice OF lsvy)t
attorney, whitman
f0grH ST o, 232 OF % avg 2oxeet
Tenement House Department agt Caronns Gu
pola notice OF lecy); attorney, "aason
MULBERRY ST. . 8, SO u OF Hester y VII isr
no. People Of the State Of New YORK sn VIZ.
liam Tgberti et al (notce Of levy; attorney
G whitman.
MULBERRY ST. 100; same ast Anna Espo"
alto (notlce OF levy: attorney e "ntmah
10th ST. s2o East: Peopl. Of ths state q
New York ,s.s. sst Tony g wSitTan. SlaGnan, "
~ ssIe6 Joseph o'N.ill .st Mutual constrye,;; :;
don Co ct al foreclosure OF mtso' at'o''sy'
Mitchell.
,oyp ST. s., as4 It " Of 4th ave, 2ixloo'ii
r.hn u Ives e. al ast Dennis Cunshan et Al
WnrecIo.ure OF MTG: attorney. X VoiIm@'
,,.n ct q East; James Taylor sst Waiter
Urban et al fpsrtition); attorneys Ingram H"'''
Massey & Clark.
sTu at .. 2ss1 IT = Of Avenue ,, as.
90 ~. 80 .n,,ons: Lambert suydan sst FANNIE
Cohn 81 al foreclosure Of two ntss' a'torne''
" Adams.
SUMMIT AVE . g. ll2.s n 8 Of ieeth q. %ss
rb.ris. Myers Il al cnotics OF attachrneno;
attorney. J Levy.
FREMONT AVE. as 1908 {, Of Jeronis
ave 60xe4 iox irres; Frank oennns.r sr hsn
Construction Co ct a tscton 20 'o'eoio'e
chanics' Hem: attorney. b ksly'
PROSPECT AVE, vs. part Of lot 7s and lc.
~ man Of village Of East fremont. The Bronri
Nellie Murphy agt Jessie Han ~ no'e-
closure Of mtg; attorneys Hee'
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
SUBURBAN SALES.

Joseph p. Day has sold for Manhattan
Reach Estates the plot 4oxlA feet on the
west side of Corbin Place, 430 feet north OF
the Esplanade, to a Mr.. Grtswold.
CORY g. Older have sold for George w.
yeandle TO Charles II. Schroeder, OF Jer-
sew city. the four story apartment house,
with stores, on the southeast corner of
Jackson and Claremont avenues, Jersey
Citv having a frontage of a feet In Jack
,on avenue and 90 feet In Claremont
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

Mas Ida Corey Murray. a nurse has nieh
sui. in the Supreme Court for $4,000 for
professional services against Chalmers
DaIe as ths executor OF the will OF his
father, Chalmers Dale, who was
broker
Miss Murray alleges she attended mo
elder Chalmers from November ~ lsV''
70 August II. 1907, at Phillipstown' fu'-
nam County. She also accompanied n"r
charge TO North Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
AUGUST 81

INith name and afJress of Iesst'T'
AUGUST 81
BROADWAY. 643: basement: Alvin @ stewart
and ano 10 Max Scher and ano; yrs mos
from Sept l. 1911 sl.s0o. address. es west
10th st
CLINTON ST, 1sS, store and basement: julius
Tishman to Jennie Finkelstein, yrs from July
1, 1911 $1,000: address, 10 West l6th 81
FULTON AVE 1871 and 1873; sty oldg:
Rosa Pinelu 70 Abraham Sacks, yrs from july
l. 1911: s472s: address, 20S East 114th 81
FULTON AVE, 1867 and 1888; sly bldg; An
tonic Vernaglis 10 Abraham Sachs; yrs from
July /, 19i1: s4740. address. POS East ll4th e.
GERMAN PL, ia; cor store. etc; solomon ,a
Kstz TO Albert DanHg and ano. yrs from
Jan /. 1911: $500: address. $50 Sheridan ave.
30 AVE. 2lsi. store and cellar; Samuel WIN.
ters to Becky Codes; 2 yrs, mos from sept
T. 1911; s3750. address. 10 Delaney ST
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

%, ,vo .tv awIss. a0xb1 each: Anna
Vogel, 1881 Prospect ave, owner; MOOT 81 @ est
siedel i4Sth st and Sd ave. arcnitec''' 'o'a' '0'
$1,000.
powrrJ. AVE n 8. iO5 II W Of Pugsley ave;
For four 2 stv brk dwlgs 20x52 each; Ma,.an aaa
PIetscher Construction Co Martin fietscn,h, .r,h.;yn
Bryant ave. PRESIDENT. owner ,isi Cost $4,000
MINNIFoRD AVE, $. 90 II OF Brhse , as ",
civ Island; for a I sty frame shop. 22xSS
William vii % Booth, ea scohed $, CITY ! I'ls1S G1ty
owner; s II Booth Sons. 30 Sentre 81 '"'
Island, architects; cost, $3.50
BROOK AVE. e =. f6s 10 It Of f89th So S TOT
4 sty brk tenmt. AL lsxsS6; h Buscan'
1925 Anthony ave. owner. Charles scnse'e'' ~
4O1 fremont ave, architect; cost s4o'VV'
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN
s1sT ST, SIS. AL It Of 9th ave; 10 sty
dwlg; Mrs saengers 81 Fast e4th IT. ownst. rns..
Marvin payl: .,, 90 TurtOn' sos 9th ave are''
THE BRONX
HOME ST. s4s; 10 8 sty frame store and
dwle. 27x53: Joseph Maticka. on premises
owner; George Hof jr, 1896 Webster ave. arch'-
tect: cost, $500
WALES AVE $. 1888 It Of itath Ct; 70 3
W Ehrsan 525 Wales ave. owner; GsrV'h'
1907 Sd ave. architect; cost. $500
10TH ST. 4S4; to a 'ty ,enmt \ R.i.S' 0n.S,
Catherine Singer, on premises owner " Hs"'
mann. 30 LIST st, architect; cost. $500
LIS PENpENs.
is2p ST, iib West; catharine A Collins agt
Mary Dolan foreclosure Of MTG: attorney
p Anderson.
New York ast Charles Monday (notics Of levy;
attorney, c 8 Whitman.
4sTH ST. 21e West; Marion Turney .st
John Tivermors et al taction 10 impress trusp'
attorneys. Frost & Johnson
10TH ST. 5, 1915 IT e 0. !th ave. 1iax9S II /:
t40th 81. s. 251.e y OF &c, ave, y ox9e ~; /;
Rosary Flower 60 agt Lenox Realty Co (notfce
OF levy) attorneys Rosenthal g. Hsrrmance.
a2D ST. 22s West: Tenement House Depart
ment agt Rexton Realty Co notice OF levy); At
torney. Whitman.
HOUSTON ST. OF west: People Of the state
OF New York agt Raefro Tuso tnotics OF is'V'
attorney. c Whitman
47TH ST. 31s East; Mary Campbell agt aax ,
Cohen ct al foreclosure of Mtg; attorneys "il-
lespie & o'Connor
.sR ST. I3s n E ns 9Th aYf Ho.. s1nSes nose.
OF levy: attorney, II Holljes
63D ST, 2O7 West; Tenement House Depart-
ment agt Friedand Realty co 6otice OF ieVy''
sSD ST. 2i5 West Tenement House Depart,
ment ag same notice Of levy: attorney. n
Watson.
e3p ST. 2li West: Tenement House pepar.-
ment agt Friedland Realty co (notice OF levy);
attorney, A r Watson
WEBSTER AVE. W ., 37eli n Of Gun Hi
Road. 25xil0: Annie Burke ast Vincent Avai-
lone e. Al foreclosure OF mtg,: attorneys, Ausuh
& McIauahan.
VALENTINE AVE, $. intersection .
lesth st 10j.ex-x ITeg; Pauline Greenoerg ast
Francesco La Sala ct al foreclosure or mts''
attorney. o Samuels.
5Tu AVE. W 9. II II Of 1924 st. 1sxI5;
People OF the state OF New York ast Abraham
Berney (notice Of levy); attorney not given.
9TH AVE, " S, II II 8 Of 1924 ct. lsx1o; same
eet same tnotice OF levy; attorney, not gwen.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

62D STREET. .-Pease s. Gilman have soId tor
I/orillard Spencer, Of Newport, X. /, tne nss
Kellar's school at Nos. IS and 81 East so
street on a plot +0x1005 feet.
PINEHURST AVENUE.-The Degenharot
Construction Company has sold TO an investor 'le
Henri Hudson, O i've story apartment house, on
plot so 1xl0O feet. at the northwest corner OF
Pinehurs, avenue and i7sth street.
37rH STREET -Alexander J. Roux 4 Co
have sold for Conrad Hubert. No. AZ TO 40
West 37th street old buildings on a plot l2ox
$50 feet 10 J. W Dimick. who gave In part
payment the FIVE story business building NOS
3a2 and 394 West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
o,,JM MAY COST SIGHT OF EYE

Bellrnore, Long Island. Aug 81 ospeciaI,'
Mrs + ". weimer procured a rake yes
,erdav and started TO pick few piu'n'
n.r She saw large ons
80 the ton Of the tree and stand
TO- On ,,n-toe reached for the fruit TnH
rake slipped and struck the pi",n'
fore she had turned her race %
struck her in the eye, cutting the pan pan
fully. Eye specialists fear she VIII '''
the sight Of that eye
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
Salesroom, Nos. IA and is Vesey street;
By Joseph P. Day.
RIVINGTON ST. ls5 8. 30 II Of AitorneJ
st 25xlOo. : sly tenmt and stores: sold 10 Dem
browsky Pros for $4,000
BY Samuel Marx.
4TH AyE.se cor 233d st. runs - ioXiI *
irres. Wakeheld. sold 70 AnniNlo BlanrNi Tor
SI4 $50
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

n NNIIAITAN,
54TH ST u 80 2Dl q y OF Avenue \ Tor .
sty wagon storage. 75xah. I. Schnurmacher, 112S
LIST ave, owner. l. Shenart. l1' Bowery.
architect. cost $4,000
PARK AVE. n cor OF Goth II. for II sty
aptmt GoN9O 8 Five Hundred and Twenty one
Park Avenue Co II Maiden Lane. owner, W A
Boring, r. Broadway. architect cost, $50 600.
THE BRONX
HARRINGTON AVE. IA o. % Il @ Of MaYnnHat
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

house, No. 1877 Berkeley Place, for client.
to A. b. Falkinburgh: No. 40 1st street. 10
Fowler a. Ward. and No. 4i5 Park Place
to Frederick Wilenbrock.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
MRS. "GUS" RUHLIN REPLIES
''To Be Famous Is To Be SLAM
dered," Says Suffragist.

TO be famous is TO be slandered by
those who don't know you"
This is the opinion Of Mrs. "Gus'' Rubin,
who sprang into the limelisht by opening
Q woman suffrage headquarters in her hus-
bands saloon. al No. 1890 Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn. and getting hundreds OF suffrage
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
a,,,i b,Nc LOAN CONTRACT.
NURSE CUES FOR $4,000.

-sr,y ct q. 1889 n Of % ave. 7sulo'
n, Uan.sn loans Henry Raabe 10000
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01

for the advantages to the natives. suffice
il to say that they are planning to spend
the winter in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
Army Orders.

board of medical officers to consist of
Col Henry P. Birmingham. Maj Carl r.
Darnall and Frederick +. Russell Is APP
pointed to meet at the Army Medical Mu-
scum building for the physical examina-
ton of candidates for appointment as Sec
ond lieutenants in the army.
Maj. Beverly A. Read. judge advocate.
is relieved from duty at Chicago and will
proceed to San Francisco for duty as
Judge advocate of that division.
The name of each of the officers speci-
fed is removed from the list of detached
officers and the officers are assigned to
regiments as indicated:
First Lieut. Irwin l.. Hunsaker, to the
18th Cavalry.
First Lieut.. John symington. to the LIST
Cavalry.
First Lieut.. Rowland D. Ellis. to the
1ith Cavalry.
First Lieut. Marcel S. Keene. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. is relieved from treatment
at the Walter Reed General Hospital and
will join his proper station.
Leave of absence for one month on sur
geon's certificate of disability Is granted
First Lieut. Henry S. Terrell. 10th Cav
airy.
Capt. Theophilus B. Steele. Coast Ar
tillery Corps, Is relieved from duty at San
Francisco and will proceed to Chicago.
Maj. Clement c. Whitcomb, Medical
Corps. at San Antonio. Tex, will return
to his proper station in New York city.
Leave of absence for two months on
surgeons certificate of disability Is grant
ed Maj. Clyde S. Ford, Medical Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
EULOGIES TO BE PRONOUNCED.
Services in Memory of Dead Of Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows.

Memorial services will be held by the
Veterans Association Of the Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock, at the John Wesley NJ.
E. Z. Church, 18th street near l. street
northwest, Rev. c. Cameron Alleyne pas
tor Eulogies will be pronounced by r.
D. Lockley. Leroy Harvey, Clarence
Mayo, Jacob B. Askins, Isaiah Brown
and Henry ~ Bowles. with solemn to-
kens' by officers of the association The
dead to be commemorated include Sampson
Morse, Alexander I yler, James II. Lewis,
A. Clements, Daniel B. Webster. Noah
Price and Andrew Spriggs. Appropriate
music VIII be a feature.
The committee in charge of the serv-
ices is composed of /. w. Scott chair
man. Frank Pendleton, John A. Street.
James Hall, Addison Bailey, Lewis A
Dodson j. B. Askins, NJ. o. Green, w. p.
Brown, j. w. Williams and James L.
Turner, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
CONDITIONS SIMPLIFIED.
Importation in Bond of Aeroplanes
and Other Articles for Exhibition.

Conditions under which aeroplanes. au-
tomobiles and a number of articles LOT
exhibition and other purposes can De
imported into the United states unoer
bond for a stay of six months or less
were named by the Treasury Department
Yesterday. Revising and simplifying ex-
listing regulations. the department has
annulled the requirement that a new
bond be given on expectation and cam
celed upon the production Of foreign
landing certificate. The bond given on
the entry of the goods will be sufficient
in future. but this bond VIII De heia
,,ntil the landing certificate is presented,
except in the case of bonds of 800 or
less. These small bonds may be Cancelled
by satisfactory evidence that the mer-
chandise has been exported.
other articles affected by the ruling
include motor cycles. motor boats, ami
mals. theatrical scenery. machinery and
railroad iron. imported temporarily Tor
various purposes.
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Good bye, All
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
DEMAND FOR TEACHERS.
Graduates of Colored Normal School
Scattered Throughout the Land.

Washington colored Normal School
graduates are going out into various sec
lions of the country, and. according to
the belief Of some of the school officials.
this city will soon have representation
OF graduates in all parts of the coun-
try.
A report. just received by Roscoe C.
Bruce. assistant superintendent of col
ored schools. from DR.. Lucy Z. Moten.
prin ,.iral Of Normal School No. .. shows
that three graduates OF that school are
now teaching in the Tuskegee Institution
of the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. at Greenboro, y. -: six at An
napolis Md: one at Morgan. Col: two at
Fairrnont Heights. Md; one at Bowie,
Md; two at Sandy Spring, Md; one at
Halls Hill, Md three at Durham. n. C.;
three at Baltimore. Md; two others In
parts of Maryland unnamed; one each In
Texas and Georgia. Manassas, Va: West
Virginia: Philadelphia. Pa Somerville
n. j.; Freehold. n. j., and two in parts
OF Virginia unnamed.
Most of these graduates are members
OF the classes OF 1910 and 1911, although
few received their diplomas in 1908 anc
1909. One is teacher of kindergarten
and another a teacher OF cooking, the
others being teachers in the regular
courses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
ALEXANDR|AAFFA| AIRS
City Extension to Be Consid-
cred Tuesday Evening.
APPROVAL IS EXPECTED
Two Counties Deprived of Territory
Will Fight-Arguments on
the Rixey Case.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

| ALEXANDRIA, Va, November II. 1911.
The most important measure that will
| be presented to city council at its meet
ing Tuesday night is the ordinance pro-
viding for the extension of the city limits.
The ordinance will come up for final
passage, and there is every reason to be-
lieve that 1t will pass
1t provides that the city attorney at
once institute the necessary legal pro-
ceedings for the acquisition of the ter
ritory mentioned in the ordinance.
The territory proposed to be taken in
extends to Hunting creek on the south,
Roberts lane on the west and Lloyd's
lane on the north. This territory takes in
a good part of Alexandria county and a
portion of Fairfax county, principally that
part known as West End. which is well
settled.
The authorities Of both counties propose
to vigorously fight the measure, and be-
fore this territory is acquired. If it is
ever done. the city will have a struggle
on its hands