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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
REAL ESTATE
BUILDING PERMITS.

$3,1OO-McKenzie Trust Company,
~ East Fourth street, two-story brick
veneer dwelling. Day work.
=, T'OOO-W E. Harwen, So Mayson and
turner avenue, one-story frame DWELL
ing. Day work.
$3O0-T. NJ. Webb, Forsyth and
Luckle streets, alterations j. w. Pitt
man.
$1Oo--J. NJ. Arnold. $40 Edgewood
avenue, add to room Day work.
So IO0-Phenix Investment COMPANY:
Seal place; 'one-story frame dwelling; day
$4,000 Each-W. r Disbro. Gordon
pace two one-story frame dwellings
$500. J. Clay; 81 Mcpherson street;
onseo-3sdtorX frame dwelling; day work
9"UV-W. :. William, 1875 Peachtree
street; install furnace: day work
Sl65-H f. Stillwell: IL East Thir-
teenth street; install furnace day work
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
PUJO PROBERS THREATEN
BROKER DEFYING THEM

WASHINGTON, Jan. Threat Of nur-
lshment for contempt was held out by the
mousse money trust investigating commit
tee today to George J. Heney, a New
York stock broker, who refused to reveal
what banks and bank officers had par
ucipated in a $75OO,000 California petro-
leum syndicate. Heney was notified that
he must answer. but he refused. The
committee will ask the house to declare
him in contempt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
PARK BOARD WILL
RENAME COCHRAN;
MAYOR AT MEETING

At the meeting Of the park board this
afternoon J. O. Cochran, Of the Tenth
ward. will be reelected president. Mayor
Woodward will he present
Council excused NJ. b. Young, Of the
Ninth ward, for his two consecutive abb
sences and reinstated him as member.
As Mayor Woodward and Commissioner
Young have been bitter political enemies,
the presence Of both may develop an in
teresting situation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

NEW YORK, Jan. Coffee steady:
No. Rio spot 1884 U137s. Rice steady;
domestic, ordinary to prime 4is@5as. Mo
lasses steady, New Orleans, open kettle
356 As Sugar raw steady; centrifugal
355, muscoyado 500. molasses sugar so:
refined easier. standard graduated 20
d4.75: cut loaf $50; crushed $40; mold
\ sos; cubes 40; powdered A7564S0;
diamond A 47oi confeCtonera A 450lt
Ass; no j A20n435, No 2 435G44O; No.
8 440u445. No. 4 A25t430.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
RANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES.

Liverpool cables were due to come 80
TO 112 points lower, but the market open
ed quiet at to 5 points decline. At
l2:l5 p. m, the market was quiet. near
months net to : points lower and dis
tant positions 80 to Az points lower.
Later cables reported a further decline
OF e point from 1915 p. m. The mar
ket closed barely steady, a net decline
of Mopday
Spot cotton easier and in good demand
at Z points decline; middling 706d sales
bales; imports $4,000 bales, including TO-
Port receipts today are estimated at
oo,OO0 bales. compared with $3.50 last
week and S7,454 last year. against 37.4lS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
INTERIOR MOVEMENT,
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.

a Norden & Co: We think it safe
TO buy on breaks for at least a moderate
profit.
HAYDEN, Stone & Co: Sentiment is
against the market
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
BIG LINER GOES ASHORE;
J. P. MORGAN PASSENGER

NEW YORK, Jan. THE liner Adriat-
c. on which ]. P. Morgan sailed for Eu-
rope today, is reported ashore in the
lower bay
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

SO $500 Penal Sum-Samuei Fl. Ogetree
terrace. so by l54 feet December "a, 1912
$4,000 Penal Sum-W. P. Thirkield to
W. f. Chambers, lot As by 1877 feet, west
side Capitol avenue, 30 feet south of
Kernodle property. November 49, 1912.
Transferred to George T. Murphy Deem
Der 81. 1912.
$500 Penal Sum-W. V. Ogletree to Jo-
seph p. Dorella, lot Ga by 142 feet, east
side Park avenue, 294 feet south of Dab
ney street December Is, 1912 ,
$4,000 Penal sumo. p. Murphy to j.
very way zoo feet gO north VV of e Euclid ave-
nue. April !, 1910
$500 Penal Sum-D. A. Bland to
George l.. Word, lot IS by 176 feet, west
side Avery drive, being lot G. block A.
of George NJ. Napier land January 6.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Jan Wheat. No. 2 red
l.10a L1212, No. red, 104a1.0S; No. {
hard winter 90d 95 No 3 hard winter. SIS
"a %; No. / northern spring, S9090 No 2
northern spring, S1aSSl2; No. 3 spring,
sass.
Corn, No ., 40. No. ? white, 49a5O; No
yellow, 1914 u47i4; No. 3 white 4712 a
IS y, No. yellow, 46& Az; No. 4, 44A
a 464: No. 4 white. ASA a47; No 4 yellow,
45Mt61a.
oats, No. white, S4@3412; No. 3 white,
33m$3l2; No. 4 white, 80 d3224; Stand
ard, IS Z 034
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
MINING STOCKS.

perior i3, North Butte 30. Mohawk "a
Boston Elevated, rights, 70, Pond Greek
27a4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.

Following are receipts for Tuesday ana
estimated receipts for Wednesday:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET

Wheat opened 1ld higher: at / 80 p. m
the market was asd to lad higher Closet
lsd to- sd higher
Corn opened unchanged to asd higher
at 1870 p m. the market was I'D to j5C
higher. Closed I'D lower to led higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

nooo - warranty Deeds,
SZVU-Frank and George r. Edmondson
to 90 George Ware and w J. Harper, lot AK
lZ0 feet. northwest corner Norfolk and
Bay streets. December %, 1912
S92GLA. D. Adair to Luther l.. Marbut
and Eben A. Minor, lot 94x155 feet, north
west corner Line and Flat Shoals roads. to
correct former deed. December 10, 1912.
,$2;200.Miss Lucy II. Kicklighter to Mrs.
5SXl22 feet; November IA, 1912
$2OO-G; F. Longino and L. n. Eason to
JIohn l. Moon, lot 50Xl42 feet south side
s Mercer avenue avenue 100 feet east of Adams
$6OO-John H. Beckham to T. j. Chris
uan, lot l90X400 feet, northeast corner
Adams street and Princeton avenue, Col
lege Park, January 3, 1913
81 ,OOO-American Securities Company of
Georgia to Miss Lillian Henderson, lot 9,
block 3, Peachtree Hills place, November
500 and Legal Services Rendered-Mrs.
Mary j. Strickland to e. W. Born, 1863
PAYS PAY street, 35xlo0 feet December %,
, $1.Ooo-A. A. Christian to Edward Jones,
lot l15X125 feet, east side Waldo street,
l25 feet north of Killian street. Deem
=, $925-A. J. Taylor to Louis Hillman, SO
Fortress avenue, 50X1S5 feet December
So, 500 Milton n. Armstrong to Jacob
Herman, lot 95X151 feet, east side Fraser
street, 1902 feet south of Woodward ave
y
S5,250-I. 5. Eubanks to r. w. Eber-
hardt, l29 Lawton street, 50x150 feet.
September 20. 1910
$60O-Benjamin j. Broxton to w, S.
Cannon, lot 4Ox100 feet. south side West
Mitchell street, 400 feet vest of Jeptha
street. January 6. 1912
S4000-George W. Parrot and David
Woodward to Mrs. Phebe NJ Lewis, lot
45x2OO feet, north side North avenue, 80
feet east of Williams street. January 3,
1913
$750-Dean Rhodes to William Tux
worth, lot 50xl45 feet on Pine street $50
feet from northeast corner Pine and Ran
dali streets. November %, 1912.
$1,000. J. Boswell to same, lot 250X
l45 feet, north side Pine street at north
east corner of Randall and Pine streets.
November %, 1912.
Sl,500-M, NJ. Kendall to A. J. Boswell,
Randall streets November 20. 1912.
$3250--Susie r. Mangum to NJ. NJ Ken
dali, same property. october "a, 1912.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

s7S0-George F. Huber to Atlanta Bank
ing and Savings Company, lot 5OX190 feet
west side Loomis street, 10 feet south of
Glennwood avenue. January 4 1913
$100-Essie G. Bayles to j. L. Harris
lot q by 100 feet. northeast corner Hamp-
ton and Exposition streets November g.
1906.
$2.0OO-Mrs. Ernestine Jacobs to Atlanta
Savings bank, lot so by 178 feet west
side Myrtle street 252 feet north of
Eighth street. January 3.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
PORT RECEIPTS

The following table shows receipts at
the ports today, compared with the same
daV last wear.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
COTTON SEED OIL

Cotton seed OF quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Coffee quotations
NEW YORK GROCERIES.

ID steady Sales, 1880 bags
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
ACTORS IN RUSH TO
HELP OUT NE Ws|Es

Everybody loves the newsies.s SO
lit seems at least ythe many offers
that come from theaters, actresses,
actors and others willing to appear
at the benefit which will be given
Friday afternoon at the Savoy the
ater. The program viii provide all
the choicest entertainment acts from
their own bills. including vaudeville,
musical comedy and tabloid drama,
and among the stars that will appear
are Irene Franklin. from the Gaiety;
Miss Helen Con-. Louise Mayo, the
Great Balla Brothers, Katherine Mi
ley, Murray's big dog show, Water
bury brothers and Tenny.
Champion Willie Ritchie, Harlem
Tommy Murphy and Eddie Graney
Will also be there, giving acts de-
ptcting gymnasium work during
training.
Among the theaters which will help
are the Savoy. aGiety, AIcazar. Prin-
cess, Orphcum, Cort, Columbia and
Grauman's Imperial. the last present.
ing special film feature
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
SPOTS ON SUN?
LOOK FOR STORMS

The relation OF sun spots to the
weather was the subject OF a lecture
given last night by Father jerome
Ricard before an audience OF more
than 1000 persons
Father Ricard told his hearers how
years Of observation and the records
of the sun spots had entirely con-
irmed the theory that there is close
and definite relation between sun
spots and the weather. 1T has been
shown by observation" he said, that
when the sun spots coalesce the
storms coalesce and that when they
are separate the storms are separate
When a spot on the eastern limb
of the sun is three days toward the
western limb storm Is approaching
the Pacific coast. AZ soon as a spot
sets 1t is followed by cold wave and
frost. which gradually works down
this way, bringing death to the
oranges. 1t takes IA days for the
spot to go around. and in this way
can give q months weather fore
cast"
The great question for meteorolo-
gists to solve, said Father Ricard, is
the tracks OF the storms. He be-
lieved that these would be found to
coincide with the latitude OF the sun
spots.
The speaker in closing said that
better and more expensive instru-
ments are needed at Santa Clara COLI
lege to produce the best results
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17

kind of poodle Well, I'm going to
find out what SHE does to amuse
her hem
He smiled In triumph.
The three went to the telegraph Of
flee and wired Gabys who is in Salt
Lake city or thereahout
What do you do to amuse your
hen?" they asked the former chere
annie of little King Manuel.
They waited impatiently. The te1e-
graph clerk was worried to death by
their Inquiries for the reply. They
fidgeted. walked the floor, swore by
the sacred rooster of Beloochistan.
Then came the answer.
Every night" 1t read. Il sing to
them. in the most mellifiuous man
ner, Wien, Pounoule.' 1t has a Won
derful effect"
Wen means come hither- Poupoule
means chicken--in Paris.
Shelley is feet tall and weighs
189 pounds
Fuller Hoppe is feet 2 and weighs
1876. Besides, he has red hair. Nestor
Hatch wears nauye whiskers and has
post-futurist features. But tonight
they are going to stand in the moon
light, or maybe the rain, as the case
may be, and, in their most enticing
manner sing wien, Poupoule!" to
their chickens. They are sure some
thing will happen.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
HOLDS
KEY TO MIX
IN POLITICS
Near Future of Republican
and Progressive Republican
Parties Held in Abeyance

The near future of republican and
progressive republican politics in Cali
ifornia today hangs largely on what
the party leaders in the east will do.
A plan TO reunite all republicans and
make single fight instead of four
cornered battle royal--to say nothing
of the democrats-iss being held in
allegiance.
The movement for amalgamation
was started at the conference of the
Drew-Hewitt progressive republicans,
which former Speaker Hewitt failed
10 attend.
WILL TRY TO MERGE FACTIONS
The conferences decided to try to
harmonize, including a union with the
movement headed by Rudolph Spreck-
els. who has sent out {. 200 letters urg-
Ing new organization based on the
La Fohette league which he formed
IN 1912, after breaking away from
Governor Johnson.
A. NJ. Drew OF Fresno admits that he
favors merger of his division with
the republican state central commit
tee, declaring that the aims of both
are Identical.
The. conference led by Drew, was
attended by Senator E. Q. Larkins Of
Tuiare. ex-Assemblyman John r.
Cronin of Benicia, Assemb1yman t. ID.
Johnston OF Richmond. Charles NJ.
Belshaw and J. L. Wright of Martinez.
CONFERENCE IN JANUARY
Another conference will be called
for January, and by that time it is
expected that the eastern Republi-
cans viii have given the cue.
Out of the preliminary meeting,
however. new candidacy possibilities
have grown Ex-Speaker Hewitt may
be put up for the governorship or
the senatorship, and Belshaw is a
possible candidate for governor
Meanwhile the Democrats are get
ting busy also. The most active cam
paign among the gubernatoriaI aspi-
rants is that being waged by Fred
Hall of Bakersfield. who is said to be
strong in the south.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17

Fuller Hoppe was walking down
Market street today. when he met
Henry Shelley. They are the lead
ers, you know. in this crusade to
amuse hens, increase egg production
and decrease the high cost Of living.
The hen pathologists have stirred
things UP by saying that hens must
be amused, and Fuller Hoppe and
Shelley have been trying all kinds OF
experiments.
As they were discussing whether q
buff orpington or a white leghorn
were more susceptible TO Bill Nye
and what the probable effect would
be of a course <of Mark Twain on a
black minorea, Nestor Hatch came up
Hatch is also prominent in the hen
amusement crusade.
i've got it,. he cried, ecstatically,
Got them, you mean" said Fuller
Hoppe.
Hatch didn't even reply.
Here" he said. aGaby Deslys is
an amuser, isn't she? And she has a
hen. Everybody knows she has g
hen
Wei, she's a chicken. I suppose
interposed Henry Shelley.
This is serious" Hatch replied
scathingly. She's led that hen ali
over Europe and America, like a new
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Isilor Rosenberg and wife to Andrea sciutto
and wife. lot in SW line OF nty.eightn
avenne south: rs NV Of ii street. NV 50
Manuel +. Taylor and wife to Gertrude
Winifred Dold, lots % and 80, block 81 City
Land association; gift.
Coleman. lots q and IS, block 81. City Land
Gqstave Anderson to Christine Anderson, lot
In " line Of Cole street, $40 Of Rivoli ave:
nue., 27:6 BY w 100; gift.
Alexander Bond and wife to Fred Petersen,
lot at sW corner OF Lombard and Baker
pany, lot at NE corner OF Joost avenue and
Congo street. SO BY 100, and one other
Edward r. canney to Joseph Rea and wife.
lot -. gift map No. 8; So
Joseph Rea and wife % James D. Mulvey
Louis fIsclbeck and VIII. to Michael war,
Steiner, W 30 by S IS; $40.
Michael Warren to Mary A. Warren lot
In line OF Fell street, 50 W Of Steiner. W
o. ": 4; = !, ks%sclhnltsly l sna wife 70 f. ";
Of Lawton street. n rs BY & e5: $1O.
Richard Furze and wife to Mary Elizabeth
Ross, Ross, lot In line Of 4 street, 57:e w Of
City and county Of San Francisco to Boston
Investment company lot in e line OF Thirty
seventh avenue, s2o n Of Geary street. 27J
Sarah weinstein to =. W. Newell. lots
175 and 176, Silver Terrace homestead; s10
Adelaide NJ. Upstone to same, lot at w
corner OF Eleventh avenue South and street.
M sW 2oo. NV 275. NE loo Sc 25, NE 100
James r. Mason to Frances B. Mason, lot at
NV corner OF Irving street and Forty fourth
avenue. w 1876 by n 100, SO.
Charles zissig and wife to Ghita Galleranf,
lot %. block c, Lakeview; $40.
Martin Harmon TO William p. Nolan. lot in
w line OF Nineteenth avenue $50 s Of ANA
street. 8 IS By w l2D; $40.
:. Frederick B. Bose and wife to william r.
Nolan. same; $40.
$40.
Joseph G. Harney ct al. to Joseph C. Kirby.
lot In line Of Seventeenth avenue. 25 Of
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17

ANA street. \. 50 by y 90; 80.
wa, waiter =. Price and wife to Michael 4.
lsc lns o s Il line f m y Mssoas y co sIc
Union Trust Savings bank to Walter =.
/ Price and wife. same.
r.. X Houston ct al. to Max Charles and
Goodman Lowenthal, lot at NE corner Of FILL
more and Post streets. N So by d 90; $10
John A. Cruzan to Angie Ide Cruzan. lots
and ana =; block @ 81 sunnyslde Addition. and one
Angle ide Gruzan to A.. E. Tracy, lots / and
z block 81. spnnysidc Addition, and one other
Dave German and wife to Ambrose 3. Frank,
| lot In Sc line Of Lisbon street, 150 NE Of Per-
sia avenue. NE 25 by Sc 100; $40.
oscar Heyman q Bro. to Simon NJ. Jacobson,
| lot in sW line Of Hamilton street. 81 NV Of
snliman, NV IS BY sw 100: $40.
Q :. Nance 70 Westsats Park company. lot
Il; block 70. st. Francis Wood; $40.
/ W. y. Greed and wife to same, lot 10.
block II, st. Francis Wood; $40.
|. Malvin sichei to Charles Whitehead and wife.
lot in NV line Of Edinburgh street, 100 SW
of Brazil avenue, sw Is by NV 100; SO.
| Oscar Heyman & Bro. to Augustini Bonsi-
ss aos e. rsec ss ss N: s e y m0s Isl
Joseph D. Giliigan to James Swords lot In
N line Of Alrarado street. 275 Of Guerrero,
Bdward r. Golnor to william p. Crowley,
lot at SW ccrner Of Page and Broderick
streets; % by W 100; $40.
virges, same: $lo
Martin A; Richard and wife to Herbert Cary
and wife. lot In line OF street, 100
| Of Thirty-sfxth avenue, rs by 100; $40.
| Martin Perkocha to Mary Perkocha. lot at
NV corner Of burnside avenue and Bosworth
street. NV 1924. NV 223. 10. NV 125 TO
So corner OF lands to be described. NE 100.
NV 25, SW 100, Sc Is; gift
| Cornelius Donohoe and wife 10 Patrick Kelly
| and wife, lot In w line OF Diamond street, ITO
Of Twenty-seeond. so By w l15:g; So
Robert b. Lyon to John Theodore Struven.
, lot In p line OF Belcher street, 245 OF
| Duboce avenue. 80 by l2J; So
Harold G. Green to Otto B. Paczoch and
wife, lot In n line OF Bosworth street. 125
= Of Diamond. = %, 103, NV 25, i03. IS:
$40.
building Contracts
Michael Donovan with Segurson Bros All
work for two story frame building in line
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
SANTA MAY HEAR
PATHETIC PLEA

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec IL. When
santa Claus makes his rounds In Jer-
sey City this Christmas he surely will
not forget to visit the home OF little
Leona, who has written him q pa
thetic plea not to be overlooked. She
addressed the letter IN care Of Mr.
Tumulty, President Wilson's head
man"
"Deax sandy CIauns Mother says
that you won't call to ~ this
Chrisfmaa,v little Leona wrotes
"as we are too poor for you to
get down to 27z Washington
street, ~ ycu won't have anything
left when you leave the hill, 90,
dear Sandy Claus, try and save
me : blg doll and biG karrmge
for # - ride n, and anything
you like sandy DEAR you can
bring. Our stocking will be hung
up In the basement. Will leave
the window open for you, a. the
chimney II too small for You to
come down. We all wfsh you n
merry Christmas and happy
New Year. Good Mister sandy
Claus, don't forget md come, and
come, sandy Claus, TO M three
children. We live in the base
ment.1
The touching little appeal was in
closed In . letter to Secretary Tu.
multy, asking to be excused for ad-
dressing him, as mother says you
are always busy. but mother II out
OF work"
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
Bad Check Trail
Leads Sheriff to
Fashionable Hotel
But Officer Finds Prospective Pris-
oner Has Decamped, Leaving
Only Bills

Representing himself as a wealthy
bond broker. q well dressed man
known as Robert e. Caldwell stayed
at the Hotel Oakland and left Mon
day, leaving building brick. tooth
brush and change OF linen in his safe
deposit box In lieu Of heavy bill,
and just IL hours ahead OF Sheriff
Cornell Of Merced. who arrived In
Oakland after tracing Caldwell from
Merced by a trail Of bad checks.
Caldwell had been using an auto
mobile belonging to n. Schaner,
rancher Of Merced county ana latner
OF District Attorney m. 8. Shaner OF
that county, from whom he borrowed
the machine November 8.
After Caldwell decamped with the
automobile trouble arose over several
checks he had passed, and he was
traced to Oakland, registering at the
Hotel Oakland November 10.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
Woman Is Freed of
EmbezzIement Charge

Miss Katherine Pearce. recently ar
rested on charges of enbezzlement
and passing fictitious checks, is free
today. having been released on her
own recognizance by Police Judge
Crist The complainants refused to
r1rOsecute
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
DIVORCE DENIED;
SHE TRIES AGAIN

The martial troubles of Mrs. Helen
kon Froiich. sculptor, were again
brought into court today with the fil-
ing Of an amended cross complaint by
the wife. Judge Griffin recently gave
permission for the reopening of their
divorce suits, after each had been de-
MED decree on cruelty charges.
Some of the sensational features of
the first complaint are eliminated in
the wife's second. She alleges that
Fro1ich, before a friend, accused her
OF drunkenness and of being unfit as
custodian of their child. Helen v. Fro
Itch.
Mrs. Froiich lives at 1900 Fell
street.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17

Of Natoma street, 175 Of Eleventh. 25
by IS; 81, 160
John /. and Jennie Howard with A. Cuueo-
All work except outside painting and gas and
electric fixtures for one story frame bunga-
low In lot 25, block IN Crocker Amazon
tract; $1,000.
Mary Pingel with Bowers 4 Fann-Altera-
tions and additions to two story frame
building In w line Of Iarkin street. 46:3h
Antoine Alexandra and Julien vayssie with
Robert frost and J. NJ. Lettich--To erect a
five story and basement class c building at s
corner OF Stevenson and Seventh Streets Sc
73 by SW 75; 465 672
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
Up in the Air, /" by
Jewish Juniors at cOTt

up in the AIR is the title OF q
musical comedy that is to be pre-.
sented at the Cort theater Sunday
night. February 1. BY the Jewish
Juniors, an Independent neighborhood
club OF Jewish boys and girls. for the
benefit OF their clubhouse fund. The
play is an, original one, book, lyrics
and music being written by David l..
Wolf and Howard J. Green of this
cifv
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
Sisters, Cupid Victims,
To Be Wed Same Day

Cupid scored a double shot in the
|Auspachei home and as result there
will be double wedding ceremony
on New Year day. Miss Babette Aus
pachei will marry Armin H. Witten-
berg and Miss Henriette Auspachei
will become the wife of Leo M. Hirsh-
field at the home of the sisters par
ents, 127 Central avenue. Doctor
Meyer will oflciate.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
F. o. A. CHRISTMAS PARTY

Court California No. 4. Foresters Of
America, will hold its first annual
Christmas party next Saturday even-
ing at Foresters hall. 172 Golden
Gate avenue. entertaining 200 chill
dren and 500 members OF the order
with a huge Christmas tree laden
with gifts for all. Judge r. p. Mogan
will be Santa Claus The program
will include social dance and
vaudeville show.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
Missing Three Weeks;
Police Make Search

The San Francisco police are look
ing for Claude Crinekshank OF Kel-
seyviIle, Lake county. who has been
missing since November %. He came
to this city to purchase turkeys. He
was seen at that date at the ferry
building by a friend and has not
been heard of since. Crinckshank has
q wife and two children at Kelsey
VILE.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-17
Scott Airs Income Tax
To Home Rule League

J. ]. Scott, United States collector
OF internal revenue. addressed the
League for Home Rule In Taxation
on THE New Federal Income Tax
Law" at the regular weekly luncheon
of the league at downtown cafe to-
day. Hugh Craig, mayor of Pied
mont, presided.