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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge TO satisfy which tho above described
property Is 10 be sold is S25. 80. Sc. with in
tcrest thereon from the 25th day Of June, 1915,
together with the costs and allowance amount
ing 10 $4l6 20 with interest from June 2ath,
1913 together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes, assess
ments and water rates. or other liens. when
are 10 be allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee, is
Twelve hundred thirty-seven and 3s-lOO
81 23T 39-lOW and interest. said premises 70
he sold subject TO a first mortgage OF S5aOco
and interest from NAV 10th 1913 and subject
TO any state Of facts an accurate survey might
show.
Dated New York June 9th 1913.
WALKER l.. OTIS. Referee.
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-, guarantee and Trust Co. i76

| =, Title guarantee
sdsaSosroN POST ROAD Main sp: at
1SfLD bO.1ia, with G s Westchester ave,
., ME " Sx %. Ga and Sb.o 10 Vest
rs .,s n 1924 10 beg SEPT oO, iS1s'
.s,sitr AZ barbara Keller 10 Harlem say
ssorge ana ana. Sii 900. attorney, Edward
=. BANK .r,i ROW.
9 1iiaes q pRFeo'PSERTY April p. 1899; same
70. nns' ,RsTilrjad) AVE. at W cor Of lot
PARK nj lot -. Bathgate farm, Cen
"a bsing pia 95x15O; Jan >. 1910. Angelo
81 NorIlsgsa'' aLrino 10 William. G Wood
"a AnloilSS0 K Brown. trus, $50 Broadway
"a Ronala II
,ssospEcT AVE, 500 So runs e 1922 liis \
PsOS ~ s.. TX n i2.lX W lUo 20 ave r. X
la@ ". Pee J. 1912; \ Holdlng 20 10
10 70 oes, 20: 81 $50, attorney Law
y;rgiy Htnsurance CO. 100 Broadway.
~ TSss>., AVE. j9J. W 5. 29.0Nl24X2tN
81 Az 02f 1911; Erhardt and Katie
Ms Oc11oharna Brender 5000; attorney,
ysgsf 70 .rSi,is Insurance Co. 100 Broadway
isFysIs .,vE 14GS lS9XlOO; July p. 1910
TYSE A.rraut 10 Tillie Eichncr' S2,OOu'
gssis rite Guarantee CO, lI6 BroadWay.
,Inss22,cHEsTER AVE. n e cor OF Boston
go ,5 ~ "a beg: May II, 1903: Cornelia
,,t < 10, and ano 70 Harlem Savings
hsOsSsso0O 600. attorneys. S X F b Wight
ri, ss go B TTSS we. 1929. a41x15O. July
y
~ lsi:.-oo- attorney. Lawyers Title lnSur-
lano' ,e0 Broad way
arc 20 TJaRNS ROAD (now Walker ave.,
Ntsoio n n Of s. Peters ave, 22Nl5o.6X
IA Nav "a. 1909: Daniel O'Brien 10
siiltl,lL,..V,o,n Savings Bank, in hquidation'
$50 lqd ave). s. los It @ OF 4th ave,
80 y ' ft3x w 16SN lax W 33.fX
rms 'ON Wakehald: March %. 1904; Saran
80 Des' n Elizabeth Schraage. 5000;
Bsrn.as~ William II Daigneault, pa Broad
fio'ne!'
w ,,-r : g. - Il from lot ISL,
9Th ia,ssid 5Ox114. April ., 1918; George
ri9 va, Tauss 10 Julia T STAFF; $500 ad-
~ eeg East 1GSth ST. ,..
tas. ~ en- n s 80 II OF Courtlandt ave.
Iih ,Iav 10 1910. Theresa Bozzum 10
.IW' Iozz,i,H. 81 500. attorney Title
I51hI..SSs e. 1T6 Broadway.
Glli.sl.,I CT n 8. 90 70 q Of Anthony ave,
~ ~ az W nOx n 26iN @ 1873. TX 10.
Tr %, 80 W 2711 20 beg; July 1. 1902
un Nd Emily Schanitz 20 Mary Milieg
1.ssni s,to~nev. ] Heidermon, 1S8 Elton ave.
Nm.- ST ; s. $50 Il W OF southern
EIn-s a5x1o5x-. oct DC. 1897; Mathew
Bsl.yuS,o A Halpiu to Mary II Young. eNtrN
!, n; ss 5"t attorney, Charles Young 100 7'h
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK No 49s. al OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim 10 ~ Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days or submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK No 5GG. 997 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim 20 A. Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK No. Gi9,32 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
claim 10 - IS hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days OF submit 20 having
gaid passbCok cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK No 579.320 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing Any person having
a claim 10 Il IS hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days or submit 70 having
said passDook cancelled and new one issued.
BANKBOOK No 397 500 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank "a missing Any person having
claim 10 II Is hereby called uron 10 present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passhook cancelled aid new ore issued
LOST OR sTOLEN-Bankbook No. $50. 6s7 Of
the German savings Bank in the city Of New
York, corner 4th ave. and 18Th St. issued 10
Maria j.. Tying in trust for Francis BottOme.
All persons are cautioned against negotiating
the Same. II not returned 10 the bank on tho
3lst day OF July. 1913 a duplicate will be
issued.
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No. 0.5l7 OF
the German Savings Bank in the city OF New
York. corner 4th ave; and l4th st. issued TO
Adolf stamprigel. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
10 the bank the 3lst day Of july 1913. a
Gfpifcafo will De issued
LOST Or STOLEN-Bankbook No. 7l5,o4 OF
,he German savings Bank In the City OF New
York. corner Atm ave. and IAN st., Issued 10
Peter Dmytryshyn. Al persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
to the bank on the 3lst day Of July. 1913
duplicate will be issued,
LOST Passbook No. 1891. issued by the
Union Square savings Bank formerly the In
stitution for the Savings OF Merchants CLERKS
Finder will please return ~ 10 the bank.
LOST Handbook No. 9S5.Sls, Bank for saw
ings 80 ain ave New York Payment
stopped Please return book 70 bank
lost Handbook No. b23 443. Bank for saw
lngs, go 4th ave, New YORK. Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JJ ~ 2.
HOME ST 95b Greenpoint Kalemein Door
co, Inc, ast keilbcrt Construction Co. Inc, ct
al; July ; 1913 Thy doposiO: $3.50
WEBSTER AVE. 2334: same agt same July
Is, 1913 tby deposiU, $40
MAPES AVE. cor 1slst ST; Henry G
Sleck, jr. agt Regina Construction Co ct al;
MAY 20 1913 81. ABS 81
SANE PROPERTY: Bronx Cut Stone Co agt
same: May 81. 1913. $50
HUNTS POINT RID, Sos; Cooper Electric
Engineering Co lgt Robert j Patterson ct al:
June -. 1913: s.. 100
FULTON ST, 2.7 and 229; lnterborough
Marble Co agt John Glackner ct al; Feb 20.
1913. SEQ
47TH ST. 6S West Peter Ryan Building
90 agt Fanny Peysor ct al; May 20. 1913
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MECHANICS LIENS.

BEEKWAN PL. 2: Anton Hcnricksen aEt
Vincent : Lime and Joseph = Lippe owners
Al co-tra.t5rs GenewaU: S59i -.
MADISON AVE. COL. Max I"eIa.lnE asl
l,sph A YlaEe. owner. c II Lang. contractor;
aTH ST 1871 West. Max overriding agt
lanss aambay. owner; G II Lang. conirac-
FRANKLIN ST. ~: simon strunin agt Laz-
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ANn gTfpgcRIpTTONs

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the uptown
Once, No 1864 Broadway. between So,n ana
ments received at the following branch orhces
al the regular rates until o'clock p m, VIZ,
1873 9Th ave. cor. 18th ST.; loi bast fth ~,
257 West AID ST. between Tth and SIN aEes..
263 West 125th ST.. 1853 East l23th ST.; loS1
Sd ave: I7OS LIST ave. near sJ;h st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORMS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD cARPETS
Prices Reasonable. send TOT 1lrcuiar; .
GARRETT, CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleans
by Compressed air steam. hand or on moor
1888 BROADWAY 42i East sSth ct CoE q
BRANDT. Tel ia2-3sth
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faro Z Faccini. lessee: Samuel Wolf, owner:
Thoma3 5 Bonhglio contractor; 1887
i24IF ST. l51 and lj9 West; Pace &
Leseinger, Inc agt Jinol Realty Co owner:
jerome MYERS. contractor. S2G0
DAILY AVE. 1891; Richard r Thibaut. Inc
sst Narcoth Realty co. owner: Blonstein
q Son, contractors SS1 co
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED 10y
the Board Of Water supply. az ~ o',.,a
seventh floor, 1GJ broadway, Ne" 1oIh, uit'I
II A. NJ on Tuesday, August o, lVi3, 70.
s'ortroct ~ for the construction Of SEN IN
SI-PERsTRUCTURES along the line OF 1d's
ElIl aqueduCt. The buildings are 70 DC ol pI.eH.
win concrcte-stone trimmings. Inc ldlEett -
IN Zoe, az az feet by 80 feet ana the smallest
a feet by 10 feet by rs feet. The hubsuutl-
tires or foundations OF these bullulhsa nave
len hIllt and The City Will furnish ana erect
~ ,ne roof for all the buildings. The work
o. located in the towns Of Marblctown ana
Gardner. User County, ana New "lhusoi'
Orange County. Hew loIN. go, hid. ,rut ne
rublicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain ,
ing information for bidders ana Pasphl,s ,S ~.
contract drawings can be obtained az the
hove address by depositing the sum or I'VE
dollars $500 for eacn pamphlet FOr iurther
uarticulars gee Information ior BIDDERS.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners 81 tho Board 81 water supply
IOsEPH T. MORRlSSEY. Secretary.
eEAIED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
The Board OF water supply, at It's offices,
s,yeutb door, 1876 Broadway New YORK untll
n NJ or Tuesday. July -. 1913. for Con
tIac 12l for the construction o. Tf gor
R,,nsford' Fort Hin and BrJn Mawr pipe
slphon chambers. Zach OF the buildings W., VII
be approximately 80 feet by 80 rect by 80 teel,
The substructures or foundations OF these
b-iidings have been built and the city wlll
S,,rnish and erect the tile roof for the oullo,
inrs The work is located In the town Oh
CTeenburg and the city OF lonkeis' Nestches-
Ter county, New York 80, IN, D..
Al me above place and time the blds VIII pe
nublicIy opened and read. Pamphlets contain
ing information for bidders and contract on" -,
inFs can be obtained at the above ADDRESS ny
denositing the sum OF ten dollars 'SloJ loI
each pamphlet For further particulars hee
lHioi GUARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
JOHN r. CALVIN. ,,..
Commissioners Of the board on Wa,ei "uPP'''
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CREATIONS.
Manhattan.

CANAL ST ll5 and III; 10 a sty bakery,
etc. r Hoening. 24l EAst 18th -, owner, Il
RCgelman, 133 eth st. architect; $500.
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s..t,d nrarnaaIe FOR the sale OF one Hundred
r75onssnd Dollars par value Of the Seven per
cent Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF hepuDlic
Disillling Co, due March J. 1919. VIII De
eeiyod al the office Of Republic Dlsulllhs %
an EYcbanre Place New York city, on or pc
Tore The frat day Of August. 1913, and those
offered AT the lowest price. not exceeding nov
ever mar with accrued interest VIII be ac-
ca,tod ma ,,aid for n the second day Of sep
ternber. 1913. REPUBLIC DIsTILLlNG co,
nv T. D. HIGGINS, President
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w. ssSs ADVERTISEMENTS l55Il,T - 2'NSz
HELP WANTED.
Male

Aldlts
INTELLIGENT PEOPLE WHO NEED AZ
leone start a mail order business al nome.
] began with s. and made $1,000 the nlst
year Send for free booklet. Tells how iea
cock B BOSS LOckport, y. Y.
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INSTRUCTlCI.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors GOV
il,es Apply 10 Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON
% Union Square
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TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81. catalogue
free. eiI makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underworld Remingtons. divers. Sm!ths-
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WORK WANTED.
rsfale.

dale.
Outside work. energsilc.
aggressive young man desires conneCtioI
WIN first class firm with opportunity 80
Advancement Address Vim, Tribune Ip'O""
gnce 1884 Broadway
American. 80. expert !"
psasuring. cutting and laying, knows soihe
ing about upholstery, wants STEADY postum
J Y. Aonaa. nc Gates ave. BROOKLYN
louNG MAN. q. well educated. desires POSI-
NUMERICAL SITUATIONS WANTED.
VAuGs.-Young German, p, four years ex
EElence IN drug business. desires position
ssI-sItss 4. H., Box % Tribune once.
N1ITERs written copying correctly done
stenographic work dictauOn 70 machine
s1m 20. Tribune Building. -
hENoGRAPHER.--R Refined girl. Just com
leied business course. wishes position. 30
s-isss r g., Box a. Tribune once.
mo WANTS 4 YOUNG LADY who has
ns sa 10 Years experience as correspondent
Asnler and boOkkeeper? Can furnish unqurs-
Unable reference. Salary. $lJ 20 start.
ZIG consider less n there Is future. w.
- -r9une Uptown once. 1864 Broadway.
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Y9EIINII;lLR1;llEY

= = ..Kottrrdnn,' 24,I7O Tons. 18th Annual;
Eeb 2d "a DAYS at 500 up, including SHORE
.xcursions hotels. &C. Stopovers IN Europe
frank &. Clark. Times Building. new 1oI h:
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
HOUSLWORK-Neat. strictly temperate WON WON
an. eight years In last place; va mohlhlg
good cook and lsundress country. can irwin
AFency, II West llth 81.
HOUSEWORK irish girl oeglnhsI.
willing and obliging; quick 10 learh, "ases
Sl4 Domestic Exchange. 52i Columbus ave.
near 10Th ~. Schuyler-glSe. -
LADY'S MAfD--Fronch; thoroughly eApel,
enced hacker traveller. bairdresser; maTcel
waving: makes finest lingerie, embroloers'
speaks French Italian English: excellent rex
erenccs L.. Miss TitzGeralds Bureau. 5OJ ON
ave. entrance 42d 81
NURSE English hospital trained abroad. VIZ
TAX. infant from birth; UNDERSTANDS AL foons,
go 10 any city: excellent references. =, MISS
FitzGeralds Bureau BOB 9TH ave. entrance
42d 81
NURSE-American woman; for child wv"
wears refeeuces. Cody, 81 West 3tth 1T
WAITRESS. First class: can take butler
place: understands serving wines ana an
fancy dishes; excellent reference; wages -
Domestic Exchange. 324 Columbus ave, near
18th ST. Schuyler-9l56.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

49, MAN, SO. good all around man;
- zoe @oIk, garden. horse. COW. chickens.
Z references W. Mathewson Agency. 6le
ta'e. Tel 37s Bryant
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Female.

- English Protestant; excellent IN al
k1es. exceptionally neat; economical
80. references; city. country. Industrial
~ ~ West 42d 70.
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q 80 noroughly experienced In all branches
a., eeyklng good manager: excellent refer
8 u. C.. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau, JOB
~-sse, entrance s2d 81.
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED

I0UNG MAN, q. well educated. desires nosl-
Ton Address A G. Box %. Tribune once.
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comm ssioncrs Of the Board 81 Water supply.
I1eFpU T. MORRISSEY. Secretary.
TO THE HOLDERS or s -,
Z Per Cent sinking FUND Soid nonus VI


Commissioners Of the Board OF Water suppS'
Joseph j. MORRiSSEY. secretary
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'hu5s. Young German, p, four years eA
.a-rtss 4. H.. BOX -. Tribune once.
The Washington times., 1913-10-16
HYOMFI SOOTHES,
PUR|F|ES, HEALS
CATARRH ILLS

When you have frequent sneezing
fits, tickling in the throat. crusts in the
nose. spasms of coughing. raising Of
mucus. drOppings in the throat and Of
fensive breath. you are affected with
catarrh. Immediate steps should be
taken to remedy this condition or the
ailment will increase and spread through
the air passages, and chronic and
serious stage of the disease may re-
suit.
At the first symptoms of catarrh. use
Hyomei as sold by druggists every
where There Is no other treatment like
il, or Just as good: none that can take
its place and relieve so surely, so quick
1v and at so little cost. 1t Is a scien-
tific medicated air treatment that does
not drug and derange the stomach. but
is breathed in through the Hyomei in
haler, destroying the disease germs that
may lurk in the nose, throat and lungs.
and soothing and healing the irritated
mucous membrane.
Hyomei is offered by O'Donnell's Drug
Store to catarrhal sufferers with the
agreement to refund the purchase price
to any one who is not satisfied with re-
suits. You certainly can afford to test
Hyomei with an offer like this. Get IL
now. and he cured of catarrh. Hyomei
does not contain cocaine, or any other
habit forming drug. Complete outfit.
including inhaler and bottle of liquid,
500 Extra bottles of liquid, If later
needed, J0c.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-16
Robert Heint Resigns
From LesIie's Staff

Robert ID. Heinl, for four years Wash
ington correspondent of Leslies Weekly.
has resigned to become associate editor
of good housekeeping in New York. Mra
Heinl. who was formerly on the editorial
staff of the New York Sun. has won
national prominence as a writer on
political and governmental topics. He
accompanied Secretary of State Knox on
trip TO Central and South America
and Secretary. of Interior Fisher on
trip through Alaska; He also travelled
extensively for Leslie.s Throughout the
Gnited States:ahd Mexico. He is chair
man of the publicity committee of the
National Press Club. Venezuela con-
ferred upon him the Order Of Bolivar:
Before assuming his new duties Mr..
Heinl will take "A short vacation In In
diana Oswald F. Schuette. Washing
ton correspondent of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean. has been appointed to succeed
Mr. Heinl as representative of Leslie'S
Weekly. Mr.. Schuette,' however. will re-
main in charge Of the Washington bu-
reau of the Inter-0ceaH.
The Washington times., 1913-10-16
WOMEN GIVE UP ~
HI IHHl III Wh H
SOCIETY F0RtAW
Washington Promises Great Ad'
dition to- Number of Ameri-
can PortiaS.

tic bridge that spans the chasm be-
tween the social wh,rl with its gdyeties
md the quie; studious atmosphere of 4
law school class room is seldom ira
--sed by a woman, hut prospects are
Jhat that will not long be true.
Close on the heels of the announce
ment that Mrs. Bird Mcclure. wife OF
Congressman Mcclure of Oklahoma,
had forsaken, the winter round of pleas
ure at the Capital TO study law at 4
local university, comes the announce
Nent that TWO more women have for
Aken the lesser ambitions Of society 10
participate in the welghtier affairs Of
tic world. a. - = :: ?
lseuu Coffia of the Dresden apartments,
Nife of the private secretary to the
Minister from Guatemala. and Mrs.
Cora D. Corn of lsSe Columbia road,
wife of a local business man and promi-
Dcs in local social affairs.
Both enrolled in the Washington
School of Law at the opening of the
- prepare themselves tor COmprehen-
sivc grasp of important affairs
Mrs. Coffin, who is identified with
the Washington social set. declares she
wants TO study law SO she will under
stand what is going on and because size
NV father and my mother" she said
''are' both lawyers. although they are
not in practice. Both have asked me.
from time TO time. why ! didn't take up
'aw, and they started me thinking. |
feel that woman should know all she
could. even if she is a woman, and it
didn't take. any time at all for me to
come to a decision.
Mrs. Corn. asked for her reasons. said
AA AZ G. ~ tC,
a means toward a larger mental scope.
ard then again. Mrs. Corn admits that
she was growing tired of the oIten
sense!ess gayety of a social season
Il really don't know what brought
about my determination to take. up, law, -
she declared. except that 7. wanted
something useful to do, anu witt law
course | feel that / may be able TO he
quite useful to myself and 10 others IT
Can never hurt anyone. and while |
have not the slightest intention of ever
practicing. I think it is very beneficial
Tor woman to know law. - -; :.
Several other women are expected to
Join the law classes here, and before
the winter'is over there may. ee-squite
n little legal colony of women in Wash
ington.
This city has turned out some of the
IrJst prominent women lawyers in HIS
tory. Belva A. Lockwood is a woman
whose legal -feats have made her almost
as famous as. PuTtia. shes5is- The only
woman ever nominated for president! OF
the United States, and has been, pEemL
nent in the feminist movement in. SrtIfs
country for years. She also has prac-
tised before the United States Supreme
Court and is one Of 1thea most famous
women in the country ~. -, ~ - s
Hrs. Ellen Spencer -Mussey,.l OF the
Washington College Of Law: is another
famous woman lawyer OF the DISTRICT
with notable record for efficiency and
initiative. - - $ .. <-----.- -, =.
The Washington times., 1913-10-16
WOMAN, ILL, ENDS
LIFE WITH POISON
Mrs. Edna Blizzard, Living Near
Rockville, Drinks Acid Be.
cause of Tortures.

ROCKVILLE. Oct 16-Because, as
she explained in a note left for her
father, she was unable to longer stand
the tortures Of Ill health Mrs. Edna
Blizzard. wife Of Betrain w. Blizzard,
a farmer. CT Potomac district, this
county, committed suicide yesterday at
her home near Potomac by drinking car
bolic acid. Mrs. Blizzard was alone in
the house when she swallowed the
acid. Her husband was az work inn a
field on the farm, and she sent a colored
boy employed on the farm to the store.
Her body which had been carefully
dressed. was found by her father, s.
Wade Magruder. a leading farmer of
this locality, who had stopped in to
take dinner with his son-in-law and
daughter y cup containing some Of
the acid was found near the body. Mrs.
Blizzard was tweney-eight years old
and had no children
The Washington times., 1913-10-16
Urge Esperanto
As Coming Language

Professional and business men partici-
pated in the discussion of the benefits to
accrue by the use of a universal language
last night at the annual propaganda
meeting of the Washington Esperanttsts
in the Chamber of Commerce.
Prof. A. Mayer delivered an address
on the elements of the wireless, explain
ing his remarks in detail by the use of
complete wireless outfit. Pleas for
the adopt .on of esperanto as the univer-
sal language were made by G. W. Stew
art and NJ. :. Guimont. and brief ad-
dresses were given by Prof. Huntington,
of Harvard: W. +. Crafts, DR.. E. Lent.
and Miss A. &. LeaVitt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-16
Auxiliary Honors IN
Mrs. Cecilia Peach

Mrs. Cecilia Peach was last night cleo
ted president OF the Gen. NJ -Emmet
Erell Auxiliary, No. ), United states
spanish War Veterans, the organization
Of which was perfected at the camp
hall The other officers are Mrs. Cert
rude Mitchell. senior vice president:
Mrs Anna =. II. Clark. junior vice
president; Mrs Helen T. Murphy. treas
urer; Mrs. Sarah Poynton, chaplain;
Mrs Otto III. Barteman. historian: Mrs.
Maude s. Poynton. patriotic instructor:
Mrs. T. Fl. Steen. conductor. and Miss
May Gertrude Mitchell, assistant con-
ductor.
The regular meeting of the Gen. En-
met Urell Camp preceded the meeting of
the auxiliary. The following veterans
were admitted to membership: Brig.
Gen. william T. Russell, u. S.. A, re-
tired, Lieut. Col. George F. Downey,
Otto Hugh Barteman. and William Col
The Washington times., 1913-10-16
AdventiSts Will
Retain Headquarters

The permanent headquarters Of the
North American Division Conference Of
Iht SeVenth-Day Adventists will be
continued at Takoma Park ana an ad-
ditior TO the general conference ouild-
ing IS recommended b. the special COM
mittee appointed to recommend a per-
manent location. The jOnt council
Of the General and North American
Division Conferences now is being
hGlc in the WASHINGTON Foreign Mis-
sIonary Seminary at Takoma Park to
discuss plans for next years work
The Council adopted a resolution
ne a country wide campaign to eH-
, 81 workers in the missionary service.
rangerients also were made to con-
nI"t q country wide literature ca npaiTn
-Nt year. in which all the 70 o. mem
.r OF the denomination in this coLn-
I.N will be asked TO Join.