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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-14
BY HOWARD S. FISK.

TT PILE the sun was slowly
creeping over the dome of the
M Capitol, casting its shadows
w on Pennsylvania avenue, the
Locomobile pilot car of the
Los Angeles Times, which is blazing a
trail from ocean to ocean in the interest
of good roads, with it's occupants, babe
farewell to the National Capital and
headed for New York city, the end Of its
4OOO-mile journey
Escorting the pilot car was one Of the
Premier cars which participated in the
ean-to-ocean tour last year. At the
wheel of the car was c. Francis Jenkins
Of this city, who drove the car from At
lantic City to Los Angeles, with eleven
other cars Of the same make last August.
In the car were Mrs. Jenkins Mrs. How
ard S. Fisk. Miss Katherine Louise Fisk
and the writer, who composed the escort
party.
Those in the pathf1nding car from Los
Angeles included Bert G. Smith. automo-
bile editor of the Los Angeles Times;
John Yak, the driver. and D. NJ Potter,
national organizer of the good roads
movement. A peculiar incident in connec-
ton with the visit of Mr.. Smith to this
city is that he was a member OF the eS-
cort committee which motored 500 miles
up the California coast to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenkins and the forty other tourists
a year ago when they crossed to the
Pacific coast. The party was delighted
at renewing acquaintances. and as a re-
suit the trail-blazers were enthusiastic
over the reception which they have re-
.ceived during their three-day stay in
Washington.
Yesterday was spent interviewing rep
resentatives and senators at the Capitol
and they have received assurances of
hearty support from the westerners in
the movement for better roads and a
coast-to-coast highway. The mammoth
petition which will be presented to Con-
gress next December is being prepared
and when completed will contain over
100000 signatures.
Since the arrival of the Los Angeles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-14

vRY PILE the sun was slowly
NJ creeping over the dome of the
M Capitol, casting its shadows
!" on Pennsylvania avenue, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-14
Alto PATROL IS POPULAR.
Makes Good When Speed Is Essen
tial in Police Work.

Although the three patrol wagons sold
to New York city have been in service
but a few weeks. their excellent perform
ance has resulted in the order of a SINH
lar machine by Newark. N. j.. for the
use of the Newark police department.
The three machines in New York have
covered more ground than was formerly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-14

covered by ten patrol wagons drawn by
horses, and by reason of being able to
reach the scene of fire or disturbance
quicker than under the old regime q more
efficient police service has resulted.
The patrol wagon which will go to New
ark Is a forty horsepower machine, with
a seating capacity of twelve, and in spite
of the heavy body, 1t will be able to main
tain a speed of forty or forty-fiye miles
an hour while carrying several pessen-
gers.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Martin Kcogh. exr, Mitchell Valentine. to
Pr, ,sbyterlan Hospital; 10 assts, total S-pI "'u
John NJ HaMcn and ano. eNrs, etc. 70 j NJ
Haffnu Brewing 60; asstsi total, SlL"p'
Lawyers Realty co TO Harry Cutneri
same 10 Gertrude J Levy: $l75oO.
Yosta Rosenberg to william Mclntyre'
F-TTitIc Guarantee and Trust Co to Charles A
Gcg,nnoimer; $1,000.
Julia Z .Eneler, ct al, to Guaranteed Mort
Emil W KIaprert 10 Ferdinand AieSan-
1$4ib street CO TO Slrmund Glauber; ST.
Washington Life Insurance Co TO william
julius Gscheide to Eugene Blum; $1,000.
Lucy Bach 20 Yorkylle Bank; S2,ooV.
Lawyers Tide Insurance and Trust co u"
LAWYERS Mortgage co. $4,000.
American Mortgage co to Julia Cooper. 81.
Josephine l. Wells TO Sender Jarmuiowsky
Louise c Haag to Louise MAYER; 81.
Joseph r McDonough TO Salvatore Lufrano;
Harris Mandelbaum and auo to Abel King
800. VI. ,,,,
New York Savings Bank TO New York LILO
Insurance Co: $4,000
Harry Quincy TO julius stein; 81
Gertrude J Levy to Julius stein; 81. .a
Elizabeth i G Ernst 10 Alice Koch, S2o"o
Emma BdZenncncr and Gno 70 Emma
T3dzanbrirucr and ano. cxrs. $4,000
state Realty and Mortgage Co TO Lillian =
Woodruff. 800. .,
FREDERICK Aihrecht 10 Cecilia Coleman; 81.
Ludwig Zudi<Ow TO Charles W Rchman: 81
FRANKLIN savings Bank to Fanny Haw-
kirs: $4,000. o,,
Sound Realty co 10 w Arnold; Sl1o"
Charles \ Gegcunoim"r 10 Guaranty ITlst
Elizaberh Maccarthy. extrx. to william NJ
Morgan $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
MEAT PRICES GO HIGHER
Quotations Show Gradual Ad-
vance Since December.

The price of beef is ascending again.
The rise has been gradual since the last
of December, but yesterday quotations Is
sued by one OF the leading wholesale
houses showed that the prices for certain
cuts had taken a sudden bound ana
reached the highest figures indicated III
three months.
The recent cold weather has caused oe-
Law m shipments from the West ana -
partly responsible for the high prices
Ribs and loins are now quoted at To- li7S
and II cents a pound. according to '''
grade the consumer wishes TO purcnaHo
These prices show substantial ihcie"'o
over those for the same cuts lssueu I"',
n week ago. when -, 12l2 ana ~ 'e"'"
were the prices asked. ,5
Round cuts have not figured In the SUI
den Jump the prices for those Oe'nS A.,
same as those in last weeks pui.e''"'
namely, 1Ol2 81. and Sis cents pouhu' or
though these prices are all hat cen.
higher than those of just three ihon'"'
ago. =.
Chucks again are quoted at D. anu ~
cents a pound. .oo,
The usual midwinter high prices Tor Veal
or.o rrevaiI The best quality Western calves
bring as much as $ll hundred pou'Iu',
weight. and dressed veal commands iio'''
81 TO s. more Compared with the Pr''eS
Of A year ago those prevailing at p'eS'"'
are little higher, but the difference may
be explained by the increased cost OF leeu.
At present shipments Of livestock rom
the west are hampcred by the cold weath-
or, and again, on account of the scarcity y
Of milk in some regions, the numOer Vi
,,irtor calves shipped has been small
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

3D ST = 80 ~ OF Mm.,C 1s.''- 90 '' az
,,, 10, ,,r -, ,,,,Hcr ,rI coutra.tnr:
MOTIFS improvement ~ """'' "'" '
r. 90. VI. r,,.-,.,, r.,.o-,,,I no,
ll5I II 81, ~ west. lyman dc'e,,,,'n' en-, 80. ,-.
S"l,,"d oIH"""e'''''' o""'' '''
Glow ,
~TH ST; l75 East; Niilam hTnaTr,on h,r,, SE' az,
MS VI ! IS,a',G o""''' ''''''''' ''''''7 D'
contractor 90 o'.
MBl ~ -. cor IaE',ngEgf ave; lux
i. i"'. .>l'i'"ias ,,,.tt,I,7 as p,i g,,r,cr. S-no
''" % """'' "''.'"''' '''''''
A.ENI NE ~ G, D W '@T ~, w 81, ~ rN',.
~. G.,''''' 100 "N' '"'P '''''''' '''''
cow
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

erty, Woodlawn Heights being ON Il s sd ave.
2uXlcJ: June !. 1889; Frank q and Ruthannie
Weed TO John II Thorn. eNr: 50 coO; attorney,
Iue Guarantee ana Trust 60. 17G Broadway.
LOT !. map 0055) lands estate OF Joseph
HusSon Clasons Point; Sept 15 1911; Elizabeth
Dr.Ilsn 10 susan Rudd: $500, attorneys
Whalen * Dunn, 206 Broadway
LOT GO. map Of Van Nest Park. July c3. 1898
John 7 ana Ellen Narian TO salvatore Lufrano
SLIGO; attorney Title Insurance Co. l35 Broad
way.
LOTS J end 100, map Of 272 lots Kcmp es-
tate June -, 1903: William MCGOWAN 20 Will
lam curtis peane; $7C00 attorneys. Gsut1,
Meier d Mckennen, ~ Broadway
LOT 100, map 1.27i. Of SCI lots. part o; Trask
estate June -. 1905 Tommaso GloTdano TO
Adele Dodd; 500 attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust co, l76 Broadway
lot 90, same map and date; same % same,
$l.sgo; attorney same as above
LOT 127, map OF Laconia Park 25v1"o. Jan I,
1863; Jose CapdeEiia n Arthur J Mace and ano,
executors; $3.50; attorney. r FickoX. Williams
bridge. y Y.
MONTICELLO AVE. " =. G75 II Of Randall
ave. 5pxloc; July 49, 1909; Edward and Philo-
prn2 Schlck 10 Napo con Levy. 5000; attorney
Z Alling, 149 Broadway
9Th ST Cor ave., $50 II g of White Plains rd,
50Nil+; Dec T. 1907. Anne Disosway ~ Andrew
= BiIhoefer;. $500; attorney, Frank Gass, West
Chester, Y
177TH ST, $. AL II OF Washington ave,
28 3xs9 l1X23. 3xs3.5: Feb 5. 1909; Moses and
Alice Lowensten 10 David Nedwill 10000;
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co, lI6
Broadway.
2eoTH ST, 72I East 1903 It Q of White
Plains rd, i9N1li; july D. 1906 Annie l. and
Frank Disosway TO Dollar Savings Bank ~ the
CITY Of New York: $500. attorneys, LcXow.
MaCKear x Wells. i3 Cedar st
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
LIS PENDENS.

GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCoURSE.
74s.4 II n OF Southern Boulevard, i9.i@
1898: Warren = Sammis agt fasquale Fusco
ct al foreclosure Of mtg). attorney. " y
Sammis.
17sTH ST. $50 70 j94 West Alfred Peats
Co agt Henrietta ! Hewlett ct Al action 10
foreclose mechanics Hem; attorney T i de
Grahenried.
175rH ST, s. - n W Of Clinton ave. 81. TX
30; two actions Michael = Won Schoening ast
wiedhopf Construction co ct al foreclosure
Of two mtgs) attorneys. Wolf Il Kohn.
WESTCHESTER AVE, cor Jackson ave.
25.5x irrcg. Isaac Wei agt FrnmL Realty 60
et al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, Rosansky
a. Goldberg.
11sTH ST. = =. 2l2lI II Of Sd ave. 37.Ix
1905: Jacob Loewcnthal agt Samuel Birn-
baum ct al foreclosure Of mtgJ; attorneys,
Lese & Connolly.
GRANT AVE, G =. 200 II n Of Valentine ave-
25x1s7; Mary y Mathcwson agt IIenriette
Groi et al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys,
Martin < Howe
CREsTON AVE. n cor lsith st. i2I.lx
iT7x irgeg: Grand Boulevard ana Concourse,
n g cor 1sith 81. 14O1X78 * irreg; Creston
ave p cor ism st. gGx9j; 1S4th st. g. %
II Of Avenue y, 25X96, James 7 i Ryan agt
Francis Ryan ct al lpariition); attorney u
} lsecke.
49TH ST. 800 East: Samuel Kllner ct al
agt George KlaF ct al foreclosure OF mtgJ;
attorneys. Whitridge, Butler & Rice.
LOT $50, map Of McGraw estate, The Bronx:
2Jx1OO; Charles Robinson agt Alice NJ
Lynch It al foreclosure OF mtB); attorneys,
Rollins & Rollins.
GRAND ST y e cor Elm st, 5.9x55.3X8.1lx
55.2; Conrad II Bachem ct al agt Charles w
Rauechat et al foreclosure Of mtg: attor-
ney, ~ : BOrland.
BEAR SWAMP ROAD =. adj estate Of
Joseph Thwaites. y; Betsy Hooth, admN
agt Henrietta w Boom ~ ~ tortclosufo OF
intg): attorney, p Hallock
VYSE AVE, W s. S67 n Of ls0th 81, 3S.C1
1888 Sarah Fried sgt August krabo ~ al
farecIosure OF fntg); attorney. \ y Ernst.
1isTH ST. IL West: Samuel Friedman Of
nj sgt Rachel Lowcnstcin CT al taction 20
IorceIose mechanics lisn); attorney, 5 Kahan
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and attor-
ney)
Interest per cent, unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1866 l9xlC0. TiImiI
Realty Go to Priscilla 7 p StaIin. lG9 West @5d
Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, S 5. $50 # Of
Columbus ave, 100x1O0; Old Lyceum Building co
20 Title Insurance GO Of New York, 1856 Broad
way.
GRAND ST. la7 and 17o. a5HsO; One Hundred
poration TO New York Trust CO, 20 Broad st:
Jan Il; yrs; SGl,5OO: attorneys, VI d & I S
Isaacs - William st.
WATER ST. 81. cor Of Roosevelt st ok
Eartmrr eNecutrix, 22s3 % ave: Jan 10. yrs,
$4,000, attorneys, Rabc q Keller 2jG Broad
way.
17TH ST. IA and 146 East l1x72; Abraham
Cohen TO orphan Asylum for Colored Children In
ne city Of New. York. on or near Bstiner 5
attorney Wilson II Powell, - Wall 81.
10Th ST 337 West. 4 sty brk, 25x92. BESSIE
T scinert TO LAWYERS Mortgage Co. 80 Liberty
81: Jan II: 3 yrs: $4,000; attorney LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same to Robert 7 Nor
rell ct al. II East 3?d st prior mtg $4,000:
a3 ~ dgs vToc San H. iyi2 ~ per n1 Gfnt $4,000
Robert c Knapp 10 Mary 4 Ducr and ano tr1s-
tees. 107 East 9th 81; Jan u; yrs: $1,000;
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO.,
$50 Broadway.
22D ST. 222 West sly brk. 2oxas; Henry p
Gardner 70 New York savings Bank 81 Sth
ave-; Jan 4: due as per bond 5000 attorneys,
Weber & Webber, 7 Bcekmau 81
23D ST. 8 East, sty brk X: Timothy T
paddell 70 George Ehret 1897 Park ave. Jan ~;
due Noy So 1919; $4,000; attorney, NJ Burg
hard, 10 Broadway.
37TR ST. "a West sty brk. 25x8s; Daniel
II Smith 70 Bankers Trust Co. guardian, Wall
ct; Dec %: yrs, " per cent: SEQ O00 attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i76 Broadway.
18TH ST. 50 East, sty brl. 21x102: Mary r
Haines 10 John lngle jr, l16 Berkeley ave,
Bloomfield ]; Jan IL; due July II, 1913; g
per cent; 81 900; attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
SID ST. 35 to 30 West. sty brk 53xlO2:
Hennessy Realty Co TO Sender Jarnulowsky, 10
East 92d ST: Jan II Cprior mtg SG6,O0O; yr. 6
per cent; S91 900. attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
123D ST. s, 216 It e Of sth ave. 1Gx1OO:
Catharine A Power 10 Emigrant Industrial Saw
ings Bank. 81 Chambers St Jan u: yrs; ST.
800; attorney. William orr 81 Chambers St
15OTH ST. At West, PAX lrreg: Hamilton
Holding Co 10 American Mortgage 60, 81 Nassau
st; Jan i2 2 yrs, 5iz per cent; $4,000; attorneys
Bowers 6 Sands. 81 Nassau ST.
BAILEY AVE. s. 159 II Of Klngshrdge
I'd, 5Ox1OO; Eugene II McCaulin to Park Mort
gage Co IL Park Row: yrs. Jh per cent: So
CAMBRELLENG AVE. n W cor Of 1ssth st
a5xfO0: Garbaldi Realty and Construction co 10
Dollar Savings Bank 2SOS 30 ave; due June l.
1915 Jan u: 6h per cent: $1,000; attorneys
LexOw, Msckellor & Wells. 43 Cedar St
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURsE,
n s. 20 Il Of Bush st, 49x03 Christine We
nigman to Theodore Roehrs 165 East 176th
st (prior mtg $1,000; Jan Il; yrs, per
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

Il
49,. vor,on. \ y Jan 3; 81; aloi1Sy' ail.,nTS Y
Gerschcidt Is East ls' ~ =, oo,,oo. Anna NJ
-erH sr 81 west sly y,Ss,2T hIS. gAiTSd and sno .
rronner 10 Lester = 'i ~, 900; $l address
HHeSsseau MeSs 81. -ox,o2;
90 Nasau 90 and a21 East, sly a, oTf, h,s, A5oth
18Th ST ,.s Sie an' ~ Nary MsF 55rIey $$o Eas title
frank NelsS goo O0nl: 500, al'ol.'''
50: Ian UgISSr 60 t1G Broadway ,oo.
Guarantee ana I'" -z ., o. Of Avenue A. 2oXlVT YoT
ssTH ST, y SS;lfred voelmeke,. ezTs. SIC oUm;
garet VoellmehSe3 'lS All SCI GOO
ali liens; nov oor,,r2Ty. 81, Alfred Noe'imehe ~
SANE PRots
same. NOV =, r.,,--y. tealrr Vosllmeke ~
same: %ov %: -. ..r.,r,,~g 10 same;
zANrT, PROPERTY. A''-'
''o' g,IIr PROPERTY; Margsret RTss5s s5;r,ffn 10
-. 81 90 %. 81. attorney, AnIho"'
Tsssau st. ~, gox,Go. Bronx
95IB > 7; T., 90 70 Robert smo'ka, az EasI On n
'-ntE SaG GlD; Jan .; sl'''
'#Sth. ',,s 90 Nassau ST. ,,--.. .t, ,,,,. 5ox1oO;
-, .,-- ono and o24 East sly L.N' a.. c5-
,LiS,ttsrLCrr ct al to Joseph HeLho,s ~ 600,
g5flr5 ave BROOKLYN. and ,4,rey any ~
sin1. ti artorney. j Wolf 40 bfoao"@E, ,,,. -,
Cru ST 2,g ana PA East. sly U5N' r II5500
~ ,s, + Freed TO GauIt Realty ,o, G a., o,o
~. ~ mtg Sl7,5OW; Nov ;, l'il' 'i''' "'
,crTrv Gr 4 z Ernst 10 Broadway o,
,,o,rr1 CT q, s. $50 n Of Broadway Iu''r Iu q j.
oo ~ io$ To- S Riverside Drive ~ w ~ Cor
145th 81 i7o 70 bss'1nIis, a 1a5 ROADWAY;
suuction CO 20 Anarew AnaT,s 'Sio55ari & Mark, 1G5
al liens: SlVO' "''0''-'
broaaway. ,-- we, o.v ,rrer. william NJ
Sullivan ref. TO Hani,len uo,,g Ito,C royyers &,
broadway: Jan IL So'"'V' 0''o'
Sands 81 Nassau -. ,,u o,. o5x7o;
lS2D ST, s. go II = - yl - = ,'.r,,an and
Emmanuel Alexander 10 SdIi,soic c,GS. gtfornt.Ns
ano 3l3 West lVotn 81 a. an n. -, -
Bachman y GoldsInl'N '' .N"
TIE bNON-N'
BOONE ST. W cor Drainage 81 4uNlUo' F0"I
from west Farms to Hunts Point, W s. .,
: land Nathan Huel, 2iN52 Nlau Ian LanS - -So', NJ
Juliette F Potter ll3 "tSt Z ZI-'sn ' PotteT 1i0
Jan 12: 81; attorneys Au'"'is'' " '
Nassau st. -.
CRESTON AVE cor lsSth ST. 94Nd16,
Treder'ck a EurZbach to Henry kell %
CTeston ave: Dec b; SloO; attorney "''''' -
Bergman. 321S Sd ave. --..--
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOJRSE,
"a, - II $ OF Bush ST. 49x9S: Ernest Wenig-
to Christine Weng .i5 40 ,, SsU
Boulevard mtg Sll'uuol, D'. % -fL,,st' iGO
LAWYERS Title insurance anu 1'"''
Broadway.
LOT 359 to 36l. map OF Maps 80 go i2rtb ~
Lubetkin TO trederlck 6tnL. , Uil NJ : sefslrr
(rntg $500: Jan :; SloV' attorney vi " ''''
IS Park Row.
LAFoNTAINE AVE, W s. % II on Ism 5t ~
3lNlOO; Jerome Na'ndh 90 S,3tor,oyS az TyTT1nan
West l62d 81; Dec o.! IL tsS snS' "''''
FrankenhelneI' - oi o@o a . o,-.,. .. -o
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
ARSENAL HAS A FALSE ALARM.

Park Commissioner Stoyer and employees
of tho Park Department We're almost
smoked out OF the Arsenal building y"ster-
DAY morning When Il thick, choking smoke
began curling up through the corridors
and Railways of the old structure clerks
and officials stopped work. in the belief that
there must be a fire I'm the building, which,
according to Commissioner stover, is a
lire trap" The smoke noated into Com
missioner Stover's Office and was so thick
IN the main hallway that breathing was
difficult. Down I'm the basement doors and
windows had To he thrown open.
The now automobile OF Commissioner
Elliott of Queens was responsible for the
nrc scare. The machine was purchased
yesterday. and when It entered the base
ment some oil on Il caught fire.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
HIS ASHES ON THE WATER
Scattered on River in Which kentuck-
ian Thrice Narrowly Escaped Death.
). T,logr,nh 10 The Tribune. J

TBv Telegraph to The 1FDuneJ
Cincinnati. Jan. 12-Attended by only one
n,ouruer. his son. the remains OF Louis ho-
ser. Of Maysville. Ky. reduced to ashes AZ
the Cincinnati crematory. were cast INTO
the Ohio River from the Suspension Bridge
late to-day, as he had willed.
Thomas Slattery. prosecuting attorney VI
Mason County, Ky. friend of Roser' scat
tered the ashes, yoicing as he did so his
disapproval OF the method OF disposins Oh
them
Slattery said, in closing, after casting t,'e
ashes: May they float peacefully on tne
bosom OF the waters To a haven or rest
The peculiar significance in consignin8
the Kentuckian's ashes to the river lies III
the fact that he narrowly escaped death IN
the same river on three different occasions
II was that reason, his relatives say tha'
inspired his strange instructions.
Rosers widow, TO whom he had not spo-
ken for twenty years because of his scorn
Of her belief in religion. but TO whom ne
left his $1,000 estate, did not come TO Gin
Cinnat.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY, s W cor Of 25tb st; fo- T. sly
store and lofts - GN2lO.3X irreg, ! VI CORY
Newport. r !, owner, - snooks' sons, - Mas
sau st. architects; SfOo. 900.
sTI AVE, g W cor Of I'D ST; for d sty hotel,
57xg5; AIlortOn Realty CO.. 30 West 2dI st own
er: i g Hunter l9l 3tn ave, architect S"oVOo
ARDEN ST. e 3. I3i r n cf Nag!e ave. for
eight = sty tennis. 27X07; Hcn,le construct Ion
Co. 22lO Broadway. owner; q / Pclhdm' "O'
5th ave architect. $500 600.
PINEHURSr AVE n cor Of i7sth a.: for a
& sty hrk tcumt, S5xjN; Emmay Realty 60, Au=
West lslst -. owner; g + Pelham, architect
$50 600
THE BRONX.
OCrr% AVE. ?. - u y Of iGGth 81; two ]
sty frame stores. 81. GNj4; Emma T. Horn ana
Lima Ettingcr. 2CJ 7th ave, owners; George NJ
Caba. 90 9th ave, architect; total cost, S2'Jo''
233D ST. n s. lI577 II OF Carpenter ave;
sty attic frame dwg. 2Ox3G; william N"oh-
ian, 22sis Columbus ave, owner; Emil I f!'art'
4l59 Wckham ave. architect. cost, $500.
ARTHUR AVE 3 q cor Of 17Sth st; sir
frame she'd 4jxlG: \ II Ocsterhcld 2OjS Hughca
ave. owner: Arthur BOehmcr, Arthur ave ana
l7sth St. architect; cost, $50
MONTERREY AVE, v cor of l7sth st; sty
brk theatre. G5N39; Henry Rlahc. 3lo west Giih
81. owner: Moore d Baud-iclel, listh 81 ana 81
ave, architects cost, $4,000.
23STH ST. g. 200 It " Of Kepplor ave: sty
brk dwg. lSX40, II Murd0ct % East IVA
st. owner; Albert + Davis. 21s East l3>th st,
architect; cost, s., 500
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
orurr SPEAKER, AND rorICs.

(, Thomas's p T., Ernest NJ. Stir'S'
morning and afternoon.
Union VI. T., !. LOWS HartSo'N' H'o'"'''"'
"God Manifest In Man
CHARACTERIZATION. George Clarke HonGh-
ton. evening: Manifestation Of christ
Holy Communion, Henry Mot''| morn
inS. ....,
South Church, Thomas r. Bridges oNeh-
ing. China In Transformation.
Incarnation. ~. c. Robbins, morning
TompcI BETHEL Samuel schullnau. morn
ing: The Conscience, the Statute and the
Judge
All Angels. J. DO Lancey Townsend,
morning
All Souls Unitarian. Thomas r. Slicer'
morning: The Element OF Moral Pas
sion"
First Baptist. Charles II. Sears, morning:
CITY Mission Sermon"
Marble Collegiate, Or. Burrell, evening:
Every Man for Himself"
Rutgers Presbyterian. William Hiram
Foulkes, evening: Faithful Unto Death
a Study in Heroism."
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, J. II. Jowctt
morning.
i
evening: "Other Ships and Other Lives"
| West End Presbyterian. A. Edwin Ketg-
win. evening: Some Saints and Sweet
Sinners
: West End Collegiate. Henry Evertson
Cobb. afternoon: PAY the Price"
! Old First Presbyterian. James Alexander
! McCague, morning: Progress, Fanced
and Real"
Harlem Presbyterian, y. p. simpson, head
Of Christian and Missionary Alliance; oven
ing: Christian Missions"
Calvary Baptist. NJ. Joseph Twomey,
! Portland, Me, morning and evening.
| Madison Avenue Reformed. Abbott f..
! Kittrldge, morning and evening.
| Metropolitan Temple. John Wesley IIIll
evening: Profit and Loss"
| Liberal Congregation. Henry Frank
morning: New Conception Of Deity; God
/ in the Making. or the Self-Revelation Of
Infnty."
Brick PRESBYTERIAN, Dr. Merrill. after
noon: Bach's christmas Oratorio' and
scrrhon on that theme.
! West Park Presbyterian, Arson =. After
| bury, morning
! Collegiate Church Of ST. Nicholas, NAL
colin James Macleod, morning and even
/ ing
: LenoX Avenue Unitarian. Merle st. .CroiN
! Wright, morning: "Our National Heritage
Bedford Presbyterian, S. Edward YOUNG
evening: What Are This Community's
Characteristic Sins? Our Attitude Toward
Them; Their Cure"
| st. James Methodist Episcopal, Archey
/ Decatur Hall, morning and evening.
! Madison Avenue Baptist Church, Charles
! A. Eaton, evening: THE Decline and Fall
! of the American Republic. Is This Fact or
/ Fancy?"
| st. Paurs Church, Columbia. Raymond c.
Knox, afternoon.
! Tent Evangel Mission Hall, J. Wilbur
/ Chapman, evening. 't.
/ Fifth Avenue Baptist. Gwilym o. Griffith
/ morning and evening.
Messiah Unitarlan), John Haynes Holmes
morning, "GCd or Mammon-The First
! Commandment
Christian Science, Sacrament"
Scotch Presbyterian, David c. Wylie
morning: "Our God n sun"
! Professional Woman's League, Villa
| Faulkner Page, afternoon: How Old Are
! Your"
! Christ Church, G. \. Strong, morning.
| Ascension, Percy Stickney Grant, morn
! ing: Our Picture OF Life"
/ First Church of the Healing Christ morn
] ing. BE Ye Transformed by the Renew