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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Manhattan.
JANUARY "a.

CHERRY ST, I7x75.4: May 3. 1911: Morris
Punch TO Max Martel: 5000; attorney. Chas
" Groll. 80 Broadway.
MADISON ST. 2,5is and 2I7. n 8. 1os. . It e
OF Clinton IT. -. 4xi00: Feb I. 1905: David and
Gussie Rodbell TO Sol Brill: $4,000; attorney.
Charles q + Wshlc, IS Park Row.
WOOSTER ST. $. 1902 n from n cor
Broome -. 8Dxl00: March l. 1907. Joseph
Toch 10 Leo II Hlrsch; $40. 900; attorneys. Moss
4 Feiner. IS Nassau st.
9TH AVE. 1859, 25xlO0; Aug 81, 1906: Albert
Freund 10 Lena Holzwasser; $500: attorneys.
Marks e. Wielar. 1856 Broadway.
9TH AVE. 1891, 23x1O0: Aug 81. 1905 same
TO same: 81. 500.
5TH AVE y. 7s,5 II n OF 45th st. 22x51 ;
June 81 1910: Eva l. johnson to Anna VI II
Creveling: 5000; attorney, Seth S Terry. 66
Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; June 8. 1911: Marie v
Sherman 10 william 4 White e. Sons: $500
attorneys. strong & Cadwalader, AZ Wall 81.
9TH AVE. :, ~. 10 Il of 18th ut. 20x85
Dec =. 1906: Benjamin Sphinx to Annie T l.
Atterbury; $4,000; attorney. l. Atterbury. 40
Wall ST.
9TH AVE, 49, q Il S mtg on nxtures)
Sixth Avenue and Fourth Street Realty Co to
Otis Elevator Co: omitted: attorney William II
Brady. $50 West 18th ST.
srH AVE, w =. AL It OF l+lst st, 25x
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SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
COUNTY-Ausustus Van Cortlandt Jr..
plaintiff, against Atherton Woodwortn, Maiy
X Woodwork. Gertrude NJ Gray, Ada ME-
Surette +. Basil Miles Caroline V. Scott. KATE
V Ferris Almira :. Ferris. George Ferris.
Louise Ferris. Washington Woodwork, II no
be living. and n he be dead. his heirs sno oe
vIsees their respective husbands. wives ana
succcssor. in interest. II any ana the ners,
deyisees and successors in interest OF any VINO
may be dead the names OF all such persons ,eA
cent Inc defendant Arthur ". WoodDorth) being
unknown 10 the plaintiff. Blanche de la sane
Woodyorth wife OF said Washington Wood,
worth Arthur W Woodwork. son OF SAID WASH
ington Woodwork. Katharine n WoodNoi -.
People OF the state OF New York defendaniS
To the above named defendants, and escn OF
them: You arc hereby summoned 10 anss
the complaint in this action and 10 seINe
cory Of your answer on the plaintiff attotn. ~,
within twenty days after the service OF ia
summons. exclusive or the day OF serVics. So
in case OF YOUR failure 10 appear or ansN,,,.
Judgment will he taken against YOU ny oe'Aoi'
for the relief demanded in the complain ,o,,
Dated. New York CITY. NoyeInoer L. ~"
PUuBIN, BEEKMAN. MENhEN
GRISCOM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff ,,,. ..,
once and Postoffice address. - william 49, 49,.
Borough of Manhattan, cry OF Ne" n av,ss
III Aimira = Ferris. George Ferris. Loutes
Ferris Washington Woodworth. II he ne hVinh.
and II he be dead. his heirs. deNisees, ia ia
respective husbands. wives and sucyesss "A
interest TX any. ana W" n'hs' -. he dead
successors in interest Of any who may oe -.
(cxce,t the defendant. Arthur w ""oi"vu".t
tho names and postofice addresses OF an =.
such persons being unknown 10 tho plaln, ,.o,
The foregoing summons is seryed Ipp%h 1n y~.
by publication pursuant to an orIeI %, OF
able Edward r. Amend. one OF the Susuy Wy
the supreme Court ot the state OF New eisa
dated :hc sth day OF January, lsl5 ana ,i.rS
win the complaint I'm the office OF the Ls' ~
-, tho Tountv OF New York. in the Sorousn :.
Manhattan. OF the city OF New forH' eou""
and state Of New York. a. All,
Dated. New York. January ~; IglS: a
PHILBIN. BEEKMAN. MDNhb'
GRISCOM.
ATTORNEYS for the plaintiff, ,,, .,,..a
ONCE and Postofficc address, % Wiiliannv
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New TUT
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Jefferson Bank to Murtha & schmohi CO
| g arsts>: 81.
! Alfred q Bcrnhcmcr to William Enrich ;
| sioo
william y Cromwell ct al. exrs. TO Will
lam y Cromwell g. 2. al a. tru'; $4,000,
! Manhattan Mortgage Co to Metropolitan
Trust 90 % assts). 81
| Salvatore Aretabilo and ano TO Consun.rs'
| Brewing co OF New York: $4,000.
| Same to same. $1,000
Emily Woolley to Henriette de Grove;
| sl.OiI.
Jacob II Roberts TO william II Busted;
! 500
american savings Bank to C william
\ Pilgrim. $4,000.
| Richard r Allen to Emily woolicy;
| 81, 900.
Volunteer Firemcn's Association 10 Clara
.Iuliette i Potter to Adelaide X Thomas;
500
Henry Forster to Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co: 5000.
! Same TO same; 81 400.
Same to same. SIJ.Sf0.
! Clara " " Newton to Clara " New
Mary zahn and ano. exrs. to Elizabeth
| kroeger; $ls.36S.
| Same TO Mary Zahn: Si6672
Same TO Catherine Loeser: $ftl63.
Robert Cast and ano, cxrs. to Christopher
| II Stenkamp: S3,302
Manhattan Mortgage Co 10 Guaranteed
| Mortgage 90: $1,000
Meilo Construction Co to Standard Plumb
Annie { Reilly to New York Trust Co; 81.
| Ray Polsteln 10 Amelia Clark; 5000.
Blanche Hendricks. oxtrs. to Blanche Hen
| bricks. ST.
Andrew Wilson. trustee. to Lawyers Title
| Insurance and Trust Co: $4,000
Pauline i johnson TO Grace III Il Johnson: 81.
Matte Cow ct al TO Glen A Grove; 81, 100.
Grace III Il Johnson TO Henry u Twombly: 81.
Henry Twombly, guardian. to Pauline Il
Johnson: ST.
American Mortgage Co to Annie Gruner ct
al, trustees. $3.50.
Same 20 same: Sl2oSs
ACa & Courtney to Martha Conan; 81 200.
Isaac Po,stein to Ray Polstein; 81.
Florence Hoppic to Commonwealth Sc
curities Co; $4,000.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Matilda Rich;
| $1,000.
! Bertha Tim TO Louisa Mander; $l7, 900.
Annie Levy TO David l. Schilt; 81.
Charles Lehnert TO Samuel Wacht: 500.
,United States Trust 20 OF New York, trus-
! tee. TO Bernardna II Heymann ct al; $?I.0c0.
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LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY "A.


CANAL ST, 533 to SAL Seamen's Ban. far
Savings in the City OF New York agt Green.
witch Investing Co ct al foreclosure OF Mir.
attorneys Strong & Cadwalader.
VILLA AVE, s. %. 10 II n Of 205th ST Or
100: Angelo Capaldo by guardian, agt C;ennsro
LangeIlo ct al faction TO set aside conycyanre,,
attorney 9 T. Rudolph jr.
QUIMBY AVE. $ o cor Havemeyer ave l0sr
90 10: Ella 4 Arnold ast Unonport Conctruc
ton co ct, al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney +
Coiety.
10TH ST, s :, Is II W OF LIST ave- 25xloo. II.
Elizabeth Bcrbert agt Michael Marrono on q,
foreclosure OF mtg) attorney. G Winthrop.
BECKER AVE. G s, lot 80. map Of Wash-
lngtonville. Bronx: Letit!a McMurtry agt MIN
ME Wollner ct al (amended foreclosure OF m.s,:
attorneys, Arrowsmith & Dunn.
LOT 10, block ., map 1857. map OF fremont
Terrace Bronx: Agnes VI Pragnel agt George
Huy Ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, "a
q Brien.
10th ST. 453 East: Estates Settlement Co
agt Flora SchreiLer ct al foreclosure OF mtg:
attorneys Darlington e. Pierce.
OATH ST. n S, 100 II OF Central PARK
West 2Ox100s: Clara Best ct al agt David O
HAYNES ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorpeys
Arrowsmith & Dunn
9TH ST. n :, 2136 II OF 81 ave, 246x
1OOi1: VIM Barbour et al asst Ida Machtz et
al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney, J N Shedd.
10th ST. g. 300 II " Of Park ave- Iix
1OOli: Greenwich Savings Bank agt Patrick
Goodman ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney,
b a Sands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY "a.

BROADWAY. 2282 to 226S; McQuillan Co
agt Charles Brogan. Inc. owner and con-
tractor: SlJ.097 80
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n cor 1881
st, 75.9xll71I: Pollack & ONeill. Inc. agt
Sida Construction Go. owner and contractor;
Ida Gordon contractor: 81 600
SPRING ST. 10: Solomon Simon agt Car
mcla Zuccaro. owner: Abraham Goldsmith.
contractor: $50.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n W cor 1924 st.
751Jx1lI.ii Gilbert karnell et al agt Sida
Construction co. owner aud contractor; Samuel
Gordon. contractor: 81 $50
JEROME AVE. 1887 to c645; John HopkIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25

CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP Nvcnsnss.
issued bv the New York Produce ,r;nserho6,
October II. 1907. to George C.,,inaton has
been made to the Board Of ManaseIs " srs
new certificate. All persons inteies ~ next
hereby notified to show cause. witn'ns s.M nes
six weeks. why such new Certinca'es s.rstsry.
be Issued. l.. r. hoWH
New York, Jan. IS. 1918.
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FURNISHED APARTs. TO RENT.

WEST 2OTTH ST. NEAR SUBwAY.-Fiys-
room light apartment; every modern conveh-
fence: fully furnished: silver. linen, complete.
22l sherman ave. Phone RINEHART or JUST
62N-Audubon.
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100: Feb q, 1896 Hart and Louise Levy .

100. Feb ~ 1906. Hart and Louise Levy %
Bernard King: $500: attorneys stroock d
stroock. 80 Broad -.
AID "a ia3 East mtg on .eaSe, e,e' yd rss
and John n Hohr. 81. 500. attorney, Charles
MaeIicnry. Pine -. ~
57TH ST. - 1906 n OF Park Ave, 2Ox
100 3: Jan 3. 1905: william Gilbert to Eva n
u Eichner. $3.50; attorney. stephen W COL
Inns ~ Wall II.
i53D 81. 5. 6I5 {, from cor Broad
way. a5xpa II; Dec Is. 1910: Jenckes Machine
co. Ltd "a Canadian corporation). TO cara ~
W Newton. admx. $500: attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance co. 100 Broadway.
Tho Bronx.
RATHGATE (Madison) AVE. W s. 223 II =
Of 1924 st Grove ST.. 2oxia 5: Aug -: lelo;
sorgenfrci 5000: attorney. w Peters, 2oio
Boston Road
cAMBREILENG AvD. n cor william, st
NOW iS6,h 81. runs look 1o5.<x " 1884
10 n > William ~ Y - TO beginning; oct -,
1872: Giuseppe Iamascia TO Jas MCGEE: $1,000;
ATTORNEYS Multha a Hanson. ~ Liberty 81
-. .5xiCo. Jan II. 1907. Christian r and An
nie Werner 10 Mary Donohue. $4,000; at
torneys, Cowing. White Wait ~ wall st;
wood ave. 25xioO: Feb I. 1902: Isabel u Jones
to Matthew J Hall. -; attorney. r l. Mosser.
l2s broadway
west Farms. Juiy %. 1887. George + scheilen-
berg 10 Harriet \ shepherd. satisfied by l.
Lsnrltzen. $40 West bath Il: $500.
LOT 80. map iialc. Harrington estate: July
T. 1907: Mary Mckenna To Percy Dudley;
$40. attorney. New York Title Insurance CO.
49, Broadway
courtlandt ave. 25xloo: March ~. 1895: Mary
Pleper 20 Frederick Dillemuth: 5000. attorney,
II II Bergman. 32l3 Sd ave.
SAME RoPERTf Feb :, 1905; Martha
SAME PROPERTY: Oct 20. 1855: + Piefer
10 + Dillemuth; 500.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JANUARY -
HUGHES AVE. $. 200 IT Of 18Th 81;
Salvatore Naccarato ct al agt European Con-
struction Co; Oct 0, 1912 (by deposi);
NORTHERN AVE. 81: George f. Sealy Co.
Inc ast Kirby Construction Co ct al: May
8, 1912; 81 IL. -
9th ST 227 to 231 West Thomas CAL
ligan Inc. agt Susan Mount ct al: Sept IS.
1912 (by bond): 1928.
WESTMINSTER AVE. 574 and $40; Morris
CHASER & Co agt Ernest W WilSens ct al;
Dec a. 1912 (by bond): $40.
34TH ST. o2S West Abraham B1umgarten
ct al agt Pennsylvania r II ct al; Jan :.
1918; $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25

BROOME ST. S. TO 60, cor OF Cannon Of,
J0.4X56; Rudolph Wajlach Co 10 William Lust
gsrten and r Leubuscher. West i.4h ct;
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
Manhattan
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY q.
Manhattan.

9th ST li3 and III East: for ! sty hotel,
60xsso: r. l. Merriam. Tarrytown. Y. owner;
Valentine e. Nissan. 3is 4th ave. architects;
cost. 100000.
80 AVE. $. 4s2 u of 1921 ST: for ?
sty picture show, 2l.6x1026: A Kreuder. l42l
Madison ave- owner W LANCER, 81 East 10Th
st. architect: cost. Sc. 900.
arU AVE. n cor OF Little West 18th ST. for
q sty warehouse. 5IxT7+: V Aston. % West
18th st. owner: G G. La Fargo. r. w Harris u
c Cullen. % East Goth ST, architects; COST
$50, o0o
Tho Bronx.
COURTI.ANDT AVE. W g, s5.4 # n Of 1Sth
81. for a | sty brk garage. 3G2x3i.3; Central
rnicn Gas co. f2t East 18th ST. owner W
Cullen Morris. ia Eas, 18th st, architect; COST
s.. 900
VAN NEST RAILROAD YARD. i3e n " OF
Bear Swamp rd: for I sty brk storage blcg;
i5xI00: New York New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Co 1891 st and Willis ave. owner;
p p Spencer 1881 ST and Willis ave, architect;
cost, SO, 90
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JANUARY -.

JANUARY -
AVE u. ~. n .. 2Sxs9 Isaac Beck TO
Louis Lesser. POS Henry 1T (prior mtg SIS O0O);
Jan IL: yrs. per cent: $1,000; attorney,
Samuel Markewich. 302 Broadway.
AVE A. cor 9th st. 22x00: Diedrich katt
TO Henry Kat. Ca,sklll. y Y: ) yrs. per
cent: Sept 20: $500; attorney. WIN Simp-
son. ~ Park Row.
ARrEN ST, g :. us Il OF Nagle ave. Tx
1IO: Hensle Construction Co TO VIM Wood
and sno trustees. New Rochelle. y Y: Jan
-: yrs; 22.O00; attorney. Lawyers Title In
sursnce e. Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
LOT IjT. amended map i.099. in 18th Ward;
John ; Routh to Cath Corcoran, 1861 Madison
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ANTIQUES,

ANTIQUES Second nsnd furniture bought,
sold r. Creamer. Yts 9Th ave. Phone
Plaza--oo61.
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buy BY
PARCEL POST

Free Information Bureau is maintained
by The New-York Tribune for the benefit OF
advertisers. where information regarding the
Parcel Post is available at all times. In
quiries should be addressed to
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
PARCEL POST INFORMATION BUREAU.
Room 800 Tribune Building. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JANUARY ~.
so BOULEVARD. IS. 134.3 II n Of Aldus
81. 20x120: City Mortgage Co loans Boulevard
Theatre e. Realty Co; $l35,0o0
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
M anhattan.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interes, at ) per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25

SHORT VAMP SHOES.
We have a special sale Of short vamp shoes
for men and women: all feathers: button or
lace regular price 81.
OUR PRICE. 81. 6J.
UNITED STATES SHOE co.
COR. 9TH AVE. AND 18TH ST
LEAKY roofs. wash tubs. drain pipes. floors
made water tight with asbestos cement: no
tools or skill necessary: sent In gallon cans
receipt of 81: absolutely guaranteed. ASHES
los ROOFING AND MFG. CO.. go Ave u.
AGENTS.-Resident. fast selling specially:
every telephone buys: price 49, 100 per
cent profit. particulars; sample. ECBERT CO.,
40 9th ave. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
PETTY THEFTS REPORTED.
Burglars Burn Way Into Store, But
Are Frightened Off.

Martin l. Schactenstein. proprietor of
grocery store at 22S Rhode Island avenue
northw est. complained to the police that
burglars made an attempt TO burn their
way into his store Yesterday morning. \
hole was Burned through the rear door,
he stated hut the intruders were fright
ened off before they had succeeded IN
effectng an entrance.
Mrs. Agatha NJ. Haines. 900 9th street
southeast. has complained to the police
of the loss of watch and chain worth
SD Her property disappeared during
the past two weeks. she stated.
The theft Of "A bicycle worth SIN was re-
ported by Eugene Sullivan of 4Si 1 street
northwest He stated that the wheel was
taken from 18th and streets northwest
about 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Adamson. 112i | street north
west asked the police to recover nj
c>cle that stolen yesterday. His
wheel Vas taken from in front OF the
New Willard.
An umbrella with cherry handle dis
anneared from q buffet on New Jersey
+ Hall l124 18th street northwest owner
of the umbrella told the police of his
loss.
William T.. CARRIER. 1881 L street north
west. complained of the disappearance OF
fifty feet of garden hose The hose ne
stated. was taken from new building
on McComb street.
Two lanterns were taken from new
building at ::3th and NJ streets Samuel
+. Williamson complained to the police
of the theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
TO GRADUATE SATURDAY
Secretary Garrison Will Pre-
sent Diplomas at Army
Medical School Exercises. ;.

Secretary Garrison will present diplomas
School at the closing exercises. 10 he
held at tire school building. 72l 18th
street northwest. Saturday morning. DR..
Charles W Richardson of this city.
first Lieutenant in the Medical Reserve
Corps will address the graduating class
Brig. Gen. George NJ. Sternberg former
surgeon general of tie amy, will present
the Sternberg medal to First Lieut..
George r. Calender of Massachuset'
and Col John Van r. Hoff L. S A.. re-
tired. Will present the Hoff medal to First
Lieut. Benjamin B. Warmer Of Virginia
The exercises N:il begin at 10 o'clock. and
will be interpreted with music by the
Eng neer Band.
Four Honor Graduates.
The honor graduates are First L,euts.
B. B. Warmer of Virginia. George
Lull of Pennsylvania. George r. Cal
lender of Massachusetts and Sidney l.
Chapel of the District of Columbia
The other graduates are FRS, Iieuts.
Clarence r. Bell. Illinois; Raymond W
| Bliss. Massachusetts. William B. Borden
North Carolina: Raymond c. Bull. Idaho
| Royal E. Cummings. California; Harry
| l.. Dale. Oregon; Bertram F. Duckwall
Pennsylvania: Robert H. Duenner. Ten
nessee; John s c. Fielden. jr. Pennsyl-
vania Edward r. Guinan. California;
Halbert p. Harris North Carolina; Will
liam D. Herbert. New Jersey: Charles C..
iillman. Arkansas: Norman t. Kirk.
Maryland: Ernest c. McCulloch. Ohio:
| Fletcher O. Mcfarland. Illinois: John s.
Saurman. Pennsylvania: Alvin w Soho
enleber. Illinois; Stephen H. Smith. Nir-
| ginia. and Edward r. B. Weidner, Penn
| sylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
STUDIED. LAW TOGETHER.
Husband and Wife to Receive Their
Qiplomas at Same Time

When the degrees of bachelor of laws
are conferred by Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey. dean of the Washington College
of Law. tonight at Continental Memorial
Hall. The unusual spectacle of man and
wife graduating in the same class will be
witnessed.
These graduates are Edwin c. Reed and
his wife. Mrs Ivy kellerman- Reed. Mr.
and Mrs Reed decided as a recreation to
study law and. accordingly. two years
ago entered the law school Another in
teresting feature is that both hold de-
gress the husband being an NJ. D. from
the Harvard Medical School and the wife
being entitled TO write a. B.. 4. NJ. and
Phi. D. after her name. She was for
merly instructor of Greek at Grinnell Col
lege Iowa. Mr. Reed is the secretary
treasurer of the Esperanto Association of
North America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28

the Daniel Webster Club of Business High
School, scheduled to he held at the school
tomorrow evening Leopold V. Freudberg
and Joseph {. McGarraghy. with Miss
Katie Grossberg as alternate. viii support
the affirmative. while the negative will be
upheld by Henry F. Nanderlip. Norman
f. Duehring. with Jacob Goldberg as al
ternate
Henry r. Nanderlip. president of the as
sociation. will deliver the address of well
come Miss A. Pauline Smith will deliver
an extemporaneous address on some sub
ject to be announced at the me citing. VIII
liam E. Cox will read an issue of one OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
BURLINGTON Is PROMOTED.
Heads Division of Finance of Post
Office Department.

Postmaster General Burleson today APP
pointed W. +. Burlington of Pennsylya
MIA superintendent of the division of
finance of the Post Office Department.
succeeding Charles A. Fullaway. who has
been made assistant director of the postal
savings system.
Mr.. Burlington is a native of Elizabeth
vile. Pa. and entered the government
service in 1898. when he became c ERIK
in the War Department. In 1901 he went
to the pension bureau. where he remained
until 1908 He then became connected
with the Post Office Department. and
last year was made assistant chief of the
division of which he now becomes the
head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
MUST FACE CHARGES HERE.
William L. Coghill Arrested in Cleve-
land for Washington Police.

William l.. Coghill, who is wanted in
this city to answer a charge of having
violated the postal laws, was recently ar
rested in Cleveland. Ohio. and Is being
returned here. Coghill. ii is charged. OPP
Grated with Walter H. Boggs in a scheme
to obtain merchandise from merchants
away from this city, corresponding with
the latter by mail
Boggs was arrested by Detectives Pratt
and Hewlett and was sentenced to serve
FIVE years in prison The young men oc-
cupied a room at zoos 9th stree: north
west prior to the time Boggs was ar
rested.
1t is charged that property was OBJ
tanned by the men and quickly disposed
of. Several large boxes of property are in
possession of the police. being held as
evidence Coghill is expected to reach
here tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
BIDS FOR SCALES OPENED.
TWENTY-FIVE Thousand Parcel Post
Machines Needed.

Bids for supplying 5000 beam scales
for use in the parcel post Service We're
opened today in the Office of the pur-
chasing agent of the post Office. The
committee that opened the bids was COM
posed of John &. Rooms. superintendent
of salary and allowance division: Burton
l.. Andrus, superintendent mail lock shop
and Bliss y. Davis. assistant superin-
tendcnt division of post Office suppl. es.
This committee will make its report and
recommendation to the Postmaster Gen
eral as to the award of the contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
CLOSES DOLPHIN INCIDENT.
Daniels to Take No Action Against
Tallahassee Gunners.

Secretary Daniels has announced that
no further action will be taken with re-
spect to the incident that occurred last
month when gunners on the monitor
Tallahassee fred at the Secretary's
yacht Dolphin. mistaking it for a tar
get ship in Judith sound.
After talking with members OF the
Senate and House naval committees
who were aboard the Dolphin when the
firing occurred. Secretary Daniels decid-
ed merely 10 write "a letter to the com
mander OF the Tallahassee admonishing
him to caution the parties responsible
for the mistake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28
Seven Firemen Overcome by Smoke

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Seven firemen were
overcome early today attempting to res
cue a large number OF horses in the
stables of W. A. Wieboldt &, Co., which
were practically destroyed by fire. Forty
one horse were burned to death. The
unconscious men were taken in an ambu-
lance to headquarters, where they re-
covered.
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the clubs papers. Music will be furnished
by the school orchestra.
Death of George G. Croker.

COHASSET Mass. May 2s.-George n.
Croker. a former president of the
Massachusetts senate a lawyer and au-
thort died at his home here Monday
night, after short Illness. Mr.. Croker
was for twenty years "A member Of II"
Boston transit commission. the BODY
which supervised the construction OF al
the city 5 suoways and elevated strac-
lures.
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The Alarming Feature.

from Iorfe- 0paior.
Professor--Doesn'; il make spU sad "a
see women wearing feathers .. the poor
little birds or their hats
Married Man---lt isn't The feathers
that make me sad---it's their bll.s,
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Awful.
From the Boston Trans sript.

Fff'H M F'stUH ITAIs 'TIlI.
KittN-Why are you so glum, dear?
MaTie-Jack made an awful threat last
?ieht when | rejected him.
Eitty-What3 to shoot himself
Narie-Oh. worse than that lie said
he q never propose to me again.
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TARIFF WILL BE DEBATED.
Members of Webster Club. Business
High School. to Participate.

Whether tariff for revenue only is de-
s,rable in the United States will be de-
hated at the second annual meeting Of
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A Free Advertisement.

From tho New York sun.
ios,-Tne sort of boy Hho used to
he wildly exhilarated by the present
~ r.d-:oracd boots ior a C&.istmas
present Finder please aotit.' 5. Claus.
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There's Music in the Air.
From sketch.

From Sketch
The Rrusque Customer tia music
shop1-Lihretta. "Mika1 do.
The Ecw Ass.staat--l no speak l:ali-
ano.