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= am attorney. ] C Forster 724

60 900: attorney, J c Forster 724
s ave ~ s4s West; sly brk' 23zl loo, % |;
N..~H ~ %" Title Guarantee and Trust
,Tsina Co5sgvay. June -; due as per Dohu'
20 7" 90 East. . sty brk. 2Jxlo2. p
sssT ST, go 20 William Elliott ct al. trus.
,.sry pIs5 ave. , Yrs, 4 = per cent. Jun"
=. vest H sttorneys. Lord Day LORD -
SG st. 20 West, sly },ui Rrs, 2 =, Roei;
,.,,a Resly ,-tb ST: June j.; due April l.
:, 70 Nes. 5000. attorney, Title Guar
III, PEI r-Tsf Go. l76 Broadway 40
80 an4 go q " OF LenoX ave, 4UN
lCD sI.,-aret + Veil 10 Chelsea EAehahse
ail Ss West Slth 81 nay "a 400 % p'''' ''''9
rsY6; Que Avs s. 437.S n Of 1880 ST.
NlSDRkhNs.Ssr''iine q Bliss 20 Mary Bliss,
,I0o JesSNY prior mtg Slt21O; yrs. .
sSl1y-i.if rgRe .; $500 attorney = y mar"
Z nassau : 8, W cor Of ls6th st. 43 7X9O;
Groom A'.~iircer 10 John 4 Schrader
~ hehnNt iTds0n. y J. . yrs; June is,
Tpt;hh - -yD Title Guarantee and Trust
2 rs Br2ad%vyS{F cor Of 7s2d ST. 7O.4x
cINNda,DJosl Construction Co 10 y keI il.-
q, No!A.S'o No Park ave. June 10. yTs
W am .sn-Iey. Henry 4 Miller. - Flne 81.
rle.,,fSiTD AVE, 1857 s. -ONlli'"' Jyt-.t
10 Title Guarantee anu j lu9S y. onr
lrlsga " Irne 10: due as per bond, S3,Vuu.
s-e.anTsssrr AVE 1904. S. ltloNlVo; halle
ivhI,o Bernhard schmidt MoIHl (Sill9i,
s,h tsrs 10. yrs; $4.Uoo. al'oIn'S' "'''S
..s~an 80 ave and l4Nln 81. 81.
q t--tssON AVE, : q cor or l4utl s. lDV.luN
iN,.ns. Il Bodlne TO New 4QIN ute 4nsar-
g !9 El iSj Broadway. June l9' ) yrs' per
.; Son AVE. S G s. - q n Of lS4t.h
EAh;SS:t 'Ridccfsid Construction 60 10
8 -%el-.,,-,fv brokerage Go, 2Je Last ldNtA
SttA -, z De- cent. Juno Is, 5000. attor-
8 ES's.1,,.si1 2.S East l"Nfh ST
~, :, s,on Fordr8m 90 West Farms, s.,
RQsAap 80 100. map Southern Belmont
- irs Realty Corpn to sydney s
'e1l.L.. as ffth ST.. Brooklyn tpr mtg
sis5es'ff ,,s is. due April Il; 6 per cent.
sew ,,,ornev II Marsdold. - Cedar ST.
TlNfs1,NN Ida Gilman. 80 TiUpson pl.
ssnnss ~ mtg s. 5000. @ WIS. q per cent.
s.s y ,,iorney Title Guarantee and Trust
b ". .S,.FHp5 sff-Ty AVE. w s. Sc u n OF 10th
tNit,E Henry Clclaud. Inc. 90 CITY
iv 70 IS wall 81; demand; q per
ttsa77 L a.. wfCs. each N}1uopI .
,,,o. s,,orney. + s snow. - Wall ST.
Ny-,1 ST s. sos 70 or Barnes ave-
-ss,,ie Giosue Arcoleo 20 Central Mort
ftii ~, IN Wall 81. June I. due Aug J.
uss nor cent "a mtCs each $+u""l .
~, ~ .-iorneys. OTIS & Otis. so Wall ST.
.--u Ct S 100 Z. OF Martha ave.
80 80 vreslev Construction 60 70 central
,...,sre CO. go Wall 81 Aprt -. rs.
ssr cent 90 mtCs. each Si'-'''' Si-'''"'
..,,,eys OTIS q ofis. $50 Wd' ~"
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NEW BUILDING PLANS
The Bronx.

FORDHAM RID Bronx Park, Southern Bou-
lovard and Sd ave. for a / sly stone church.
4SNl3S.5; Fordham University Rev Thomas J
McCluskey. on premises. president. owners
William Gompert. 2l02 Broadway architect;
cost. 100000
LINCOLN AVE. =. - II of 13Sth e..
for a sty brk factory 75N05 Edward Calian.
22ll 81 ave. owner; y d J = Watther, AZ
East l25th st. architects. cost, $50. 900
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JlNE lH.
e4sTH ST s. e. opposite junction ~ 2+5th
81 and Livingston ave. x. Nloletta W
perateId loans PARKWAY Heights co $1,000.
HEWITT PL. S. 1877 q ~ l56th 81.
c5x18Oy irrog. Hewitt ~. r. 10 q ~
Nqcv d. 4gy-O. Bond and Mortgage Guar
qnree 90 loans Alfred Bevr1dt s. 600
GOTH ST s. 50j1 n Of Barnes eve,
100x1l4G. central Mortgage Co loans Giosue
ArcoIec SIC 600
237TH ST % s. 100 q % Martha ave. 100
yl0o. central Mortgage Co loans Wesley
Construction co SD $50.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK
PUBLIC SERVICE COMM lSSlON

case 3 Ge5 Albany June IS 1918
4 Joint petition under section 30 % the
Public Service Commissions Law. has uS
been filed with this Commission ~ TIE
Lellrh valley Rail WAY Company ana iL'
Ienich valley Railroad CompanF for au or-
der authorizing the Rail Way company 90
issue 20 the Railroad Company SlI""0 owe
per cent hfty-ycaT debcuture BOMBS ~ me
Ran Way Company Don repayment % ac-
ysucps made bv fhe Railroad COMPANY Tor
additions and bettermerts on the line % 90"
ran Way Company. NOTICE is hereby given
that o. public hearing on said folrt petition
vIu b.. held by this Commission a. Room
go in the Capitol. Albany. on Monday. June
% 1913. a. ten O'Clock @. fr-
By the Commission.
FRANCIS \ DISNEY.
IL IL
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100, -


IT, arnroxImate mount OF the lien or
obarce 10 satisfy which the abovc-descrioed
proneriy is 10 be sold. is Twenty-one thousand
seven hundred fifteen $500 Dolars ~;Id.rr
dsv 81 June. 1918 together with the costs and
aiiovance amounting TO S3i4 20 100, with IN
terest from June 10. 1913. together Win the
sypenecs Of the sale. The approximate amount
~ M t,xes assessments and water rates, or
other liens which are TO be allowed 10 VIC
purchaser out Of the purchase money, Oh p~id
bv Tho Referee is S70l 20 and Interest
dated Sew York June 18th. 1913.
John NJ NOLAN. Referee.
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TERATIONS S.


20 sly frame dWlc 20 ipN32 salvatore ecu
l3rui 1886 Parker 81. owner. Henry Nordhcim,
l0N5 fremont ave. architect. cost. <lOcH
klNGSBBIDTE AVE. " cor @jlst 81. 70
] Stv 6rk church, 46xl2o. Church of the
Mediator. Rev John Campbell. ON premises rec
tor Henry Vaughan. 20 Lamb.rton 500 Boston.
architect. cost. So 0N0
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE 10

JUNE 10.
cpd ST % East; Joseph Kulp agt Joseph
" stern ct Al: April >, 1913. S24O
SAME PROPERTY; EskillSon Co agt
same; April .. 1918. $500.
BELMONT AVE. 5. 1852 n Of ISIS
st: John Bentz agt Crotona Park Realty
co q al; Feb IS. 1919 $1,000
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noMesTIc SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

coroREp MAN.-Middle age. wishes place ace
in roadhouse or clubhouse nI K 2i 81 West
liable: GOOD references H. -''
S,l,l-r5f q -Colored. cook. FIRST class. "a an
G6ranches; man. butler. usefgi; I VS. eaqh
opCcs Old Reliable Agency ~ "eS' "'''''
Phone Gs7l Riverside ,,-o,,
COUPLE. COLONEL u ia,p,st e servants:
90 anvWbere. sos best references ~, A'sS
81 60, az Agency. 20 East 42d ST, Room tOl.
GARDENER.- wants steauy md ali
,-nrt nrtvate estate. wages $50 10 600 i'O''"'
steady. 1913 9Th ave. ,,-----..,d man
USEFUL MAN. SO; good al srou rnbic K,I,
'o,ttsidc work garden. horse, COW c en- Sis
ou'S seterences. w. Mathewson Agency DO
gth ave Tel. 37s Bryant.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

Qsret ~ and A2 East. John r Cronln
4 ~ q y iLhtssnsion Committee 81 the Pres
10 r. Contractor SO "a
n Ran, 20 20 '4s East. Max Haberman agt
IstEKNss :. owner and contractor. 1913.
bgslsa" III. 2g George A Jordan q al
tn. n Kelley co. owners and con-
AJ1defsH -, Hagenk0tter. contractor, $50.
IAhhNAY. s. 1910 n Of
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

sirpnEME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York Charles Schram, PlaintlH. against
Louis CART Fl al., Defendants.
In pursuance % a Judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale duly made and entered BOO the above
entitled action and bearing date the lOth day
of June. 1913. l. the undersigned, the referee
iu said Judgment named. viii seu al pubic
auction al the Exchange Salesioon, Not- -
and 10 Ncsey street. IN ne Boi1ukh "i nan
haitian city OF New York, on the so DAY or
Julv. 1913 az II O'Clock noon on that gay, by
Toserh l. Day AuctiOneer the premises al
rected rs said judgment 10 be SOLD ana theie
In described as follows; All mat ceItlh 10Y,
nice, or marcel OF land. with the building anu
introyenients thereon erected. situate. lying
and being In the Borough OF Manhattan OF inc
CIV OF New York. iu the County ana state
of New York bounded and described as fol
lows: BEGINNING at point on the noitheriy
sido ~ ono hundred aud ninth Street distant
one hundred and nine feet four Inches westerly
from the corner formed by the Intersection or
the nOrtterly side Of one hundred ana nlnh
street with the westerly side of Park Avenue.
and running thence nOrtherly parallel with PARK
Avenue and part Of the distance through a
nartv wall one hundred feet eleven Inches 10
The centre line Of the block; thence westerly
along said centre line twenty-elght ieet ten
inches. thence southerly again parallel Win
park Avenue and part OF the distance through
n marty wall one hundred feet eleven lhches
20 the northerly side Of one hundred ana hlhSh
Street thence easterly along the hotlheIl9 SUI
Of ono hundred and ninth street twenty eight
feet ten inches 10 the point or place or begin
Ming said premises being now known by the
street number 73 East one hundred ana nlnth
street. 800, ,o,.
JOHN NJ. NOLAN. Referee.
L l. ZINKE, Attorneys for Plalntln,
300 broadway New York city.
The following H. "a diagram Of the property
10 be sold It's street number Is 4" East io''h
Street:
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
H.. name and address % lenders attorney.
TT-NE j.


FgoAD ST. - New. s.. io' BOUND l, e by
- 10 W hy Sew 81 52.t. ~ py lanas Or
- Val stree, Journal Building 20 20
-, and Henry L Qe Eham, Ni5oOO; al
~ Frederic DE- T Foster. u Wall 81
fTyTRE ST. 1873 20 jay. s. e. avg =
~ Abingdon Construction 90 70 Dts re. a
I. IA, 81 goo. attorney, Henry i BIdni, Fol-
MrNBUS AVE S5j. mtg on lease March
rfsS6 Catherine No1uau % beallestan q
49, Inc. 5000. attorneys GugsnheimeE,
,.srrysr A Marshall 30 Wall ST.
9NE PROPERTY. same date same u
.~s ,chattels and l,asshold. 5000. same
sSEBcK ST. In. 25uoo. June ~ 1906,
srno1 ana Annie Sc1laent Co Mayne Del
:. 5000. attorneys HAYS q hershhe.t. lil
WI 11-S' ST. e6. 25xa4. N1v Il. 1902. Barnett
~ 70 Charles u VOORHEES, eNr. >l>,UU, Q
rr.r Title Guarantee and Trust 90. 4'b
.sERMAN AvB. 100 Il w NJ Emerson 81.
40 March 80. 1903 William II and lda
sjVsv ana an3 t1 Mutual Life Insurance
nsCOO. attorneys. Bowers d sands, 10
ii E-FFoLK ST. 49, w g. 25x5o. May ., 1902.
ssus and Fanny Jufe 20 Metropolitan say.
= Bank. $4,000. attorneys. q W
r. Ave 81 22;6. e5xa5. Nav 6 1905. Anglu-
u Ps-lsto 10 Rafaele relendano. $1,000.
/ aorsy Max Miller. - William So.
% AVE 1922. o cor % Tooth sr. mtg on
.stshold. etc. March &. 1911 Thomas Fitzpat-
- 70 Bsrnheimer a. SchwaI-z Brewing co,
" o. and Amsterdam ave. S>.fU" 900
GH ST. t0t East 'A,Vip' Aplll - l'VV
aeLlss SnQ miriam A4tir3h el a. tp +AI4l'''a
Taylor S--VVo. attorneys SahoOl"
Isl ST. S23 Wes,. 2s29s o. MAY I. 1909,
't'sT Beam 20 5 s,rootE q 90. S@W"' al
l1tls su0Jck q Sir1o-h. go h'nd1 ST..
vi ~ :. % n W ~ SIN ave Va Iv'.''
~ Es, AASe De'"oi.s. 70 RUN ~. ~,
,i''6n Pars. France. satisfied o. RECORD
rao1i PRODUCTION o, mtg hy order supreme
-. "; !, ~, 1919 justice A'eoiaI =
aa ~. SIS ~ o.-oo 49,, o.
= 20 81. % -,At.'.@. "-ol {. d.
49, -, a. 66@. .--,,., i..r.,.e~s
rs- as ~ ans 20. ~ h.ls'"a o--,oo %.
~ :, isst +. No., -, 4. go 49, 80 =;
- = i,.-.,,. f,S .r.. ..,.--.,. az
- a. a.
The Bronx
/ LDus ST. e. 1872 Z. o. o., So boulevard.
49,. aug s, y lsiz F'a s. nv, Realty 90 70
Y.s.-. - - s- ''
/ lDlS 81 f1e q. o. NJ Co go.levs-s
~ ~, e.. y. l'l-' same TO same Sn.VVy.
l..
49, - S Sa.oo shs aIh'e -aNleIs ~ ai -
a-lee Gut,man. $500 attorneys. kraho"eF
pssss. Sos Broadway
.VHDhAA A L. al point OF initrseciion
SUMMON high water marx. runs s ~ ~
o. uplan1s OF John J. Hawkins. city
=, - .snE be- SAID up.an1s and lan .os 9t
- nalethouAe. lheule al1ns ave SUI pr
y N waters Long Island SOUND thence lt@
iei o. a,e W along same 60 70 peg,
~. - yonu aIl Jane n na"hi"9 I'D
r9prSr A ei.., S'.'... ,.-.. -. 80.
49,. guy y, 1873 Wm y E@1te.1 70 agnes a
- SVy. attorney, Ohas FdT inildh'
80 ~ ana l4sth ST.
-..,. s 4" 70 ~ map 49,, Gls"o.d es.a i,t.
y .,,. Lane 10 Mary W. Heaton' ihaiE al'
=, 70, so trustee S--dIV. aii'ihsy' %, -
"a '"s insurance " trust 90. IoJ b'oa0-
| IN a. 90
=. - o.. nap 100 I.oaoaleT Fai - Jene I,,
I ~, 49, behneit ana Anare" WtsilalI's
-. ..n-, and Richard o Coulter Saw at
T,s,,iL;,D coulter. - West 2bth 81. o..
rAA NJ Ave. " cor Elsmere pl. 2g.x
u. !. "a, d w Aiert AohslI uc'lo ~. ~
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED

RooEKEEPER - Two years eXptTIeH''
,,iebes no make change can furnish leS'
Of reference B. s. Box 5. Tribune OIhc..
Crt,ICE CLERK COO. assistant bo9kkeepef
slrc knowledge Of strnoEraphy "nd Up,
,..riflup. 5 Years experience Il. 80 ha9'
72d b
sTENOGRAPHER TYPEWRlIEk..--B h,l,iii !,
ner. good hgurer. salary ~. 10 'diuei D'''
ST.. Brooklyn.
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Female.


cttANPFRNAID WAITRESS. - 49,,
scotch girl: S25: good reference. b M a,b
Uofmayer's Agency. 32O-322 hth aN'" o."
eoor' Telephone 4527 Madison square. -
CtgANgERMAID- MAID-Neat young Herhiah
ciri. excellent seamstress; very obllglhg, III
dustrious; excellent references, CITY OF 0ou"
trv. Industrial Agency. u West 42d -. -
CfT.NBERMAID- NURSE Capable young
scotch girl, understands children any aEc'
,ery obliglng, highest references; city OF couh
~ Industrial Agency, ~ West 42d 81. -
A PFsPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN wishes
" ,sssblug and ironing by day or week, MTS'
Murdy Stevens 1873 West 2sth 81, city.
-0TORED woman wishes family washing;
citv on country. good references; by week or
month lIG West 1920 81. Telephone, 1861
Morningside.
cONIpANION. &c. Refined high school girl as
companion 10 child in country during vaca
lion. no mental work: small wages. HCdwig
MagnusoB. 43s East 10Th a.
COOK Scotch, first class. all branches;
u,here kitchonmaid Is kept. excellent man
agcr' neat. economical; highest references.
civ. country. $40 Industrial Agency, II
West 42d st --
COOK - Coiored. all around, first class cook
and manager; young smart. fine references:
$50. Miss shea's Agency. 80 East aga st.,
Room 7Ol.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
MAN IS. wishes position as Waterman or
Ugit uorter work. or Work al hnythlHs
wages moderate. reference L. Lynch lJd
9th ave.
SITUATION WANTED b. competent drug
salesman: thoroughly acquainted with JoD-
hers and retail drug trade In lllino''. iowa
Wisconsin. Minnesota. Geo D. 9l'Dei man. ''V
West 14th ST.. Chicago.
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Neutrality-suspicious. LINE

I.e Battery Pier ROUND TRIP 30 GEMS.
TokeansburC daily q q m 4 30 - - r. 90. Sats,
q am. I. o. q ~ pm. sundays. 4 10 am.
so 10 80 pm. 10 keyport. dall} q. M.
= 90 y m. salts. "a. uI. ! A. p M. sundays.
% a. 10 M. 7.15 pm. Connecting via Jersey
Central Traction Go. with AID shore ana iu-
t.rurJIatr points. Freight received Gans'-
WORT S. e. r. daily tp g. u.. ~ats.. u ul.
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sURRoGATE'S NOTICES.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THH
Undersigned intends Co apply 10 one or tue
surrogates ~ tho County ~ New York, state
~ New York. for a decree awarding TO him
Letters 90 administration upon the GOODS
chattes and credits OF Daniel 7. MCGUIRE
deceased. late OF tho city ana County OF New
YORK tuder the provisions OF Section 2t6t OF
the code or Cnvll Procedure Of said state, anu
for "A decree OF order directing that the penalty
~ his bond as such administrator shall not
exceed double the amount OF the claims or the
creditors against tho said estate. presented 10
said Surrogate pursuant 20 tho notice provided
for la said Section 2jJ4. ana
Nouce Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against said estate OF said deceased 10
present their claims duly verified 20 one OF
the surrosates OF the said County or New
York az the SurogHtcs' once Ia me ian or
Records IN the Borough ~ Manhattan In the
CITY OF New York County and state OF New
York or or before the lStn qai o, JG!y. dyiS'
EDWARD J. MCGUIRE. Attorney Tor Joseph
n. Mcclure. 81 Chambers street, Manhat-
tan. New York.
in PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice II hereby given
20 all persons having claims against Fred
orlka Gade. late of the county or New York
deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business at the Office Of Ashbel
r. Fitch. Mott 4 Grant, their attorneys, No.
70 Nassau street in the City OF New York.
on or before the nrst day Of December next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF May.
PHILIP KRIEGER.
HARRY WACKER.
Executors.
torueys for Executors. 81 Nassau street,
New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York notice s hereby given TO
all persons having claims against William 4.
Hoe late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers. at their place OF transactlng
business at the Office OF their attorneys,
Schenck e Punnett. No 10 Liberty Street.
Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New York. on
or before the LIST day OF August. next.
Dated New York. the 23rd day OF December.
1912
MARION VI. HOE. E,.cutor.
GEORGE l.. HOE.
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Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, I'm Make sul lna iss
Models. chiidren's sDeclaIty. 'u'e@ as
mo9 ,as a, Tel. Ios 81 0vesant
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PHILIP KRTEGER.
HARRY WACKER.
AsHBEr. 2. FITCH. MOTT & GRANT, At
torueys for Executors. 81 Nassau Street.
YORK CITY.
STORAGE NOTICES.

T. NJ. STEWART. NOS 43S-4i2 WEST 5lS1
Street New York City.--To Mrs. A. Lam
phere. Mrs. Anna NJ Sadler. Mrs Nellie Har-
len Frank Y. Sadlier. William r.. Mowbray
George Airing and McCurdy Willard Aero
plane Co
You are hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for payment OF ouI
lien therefor on the property hereinafter de
scribed having expired and due notice there
OF having been given YOU, We Will cause sucH
property To wit. Household goods. personal
snects and merchandise stored by you in ouI
warehouse. 10 be sold at public auction, ac-
cordins To the statute In such cases made
and provlded 1T our warehouse. 1854.
West 5lst street. New York city on Tues
day July Sth. 1913. at IL \. NJ.
T. NJ. STEWART.
sTETSWAY & SONS WARERoOMs. 10Y los
Fast 14th street. New York City.-To Mr.
W n Harrison. owner OF Steinway grand piano
No. 2O413. You are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF this companys claim
upou the property above described having eX
pired after notice thereof had been given you,
this company will cause said property. TO Wit
certain piano above named, stored by you III
our warerOoms TO boz sold al public auction,
according 10 the statute IN such case made
and provided at our warerOoms, lof and lH
East 18th street. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York on June Both next. 1913, at 10 a. m,
and on each succeeding day, al the same place
and time until sale il completed
sTEINWAY & SONS.
New York. June 20. 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-07

Ready Money" Charles <lein's "The
Third Degree" under the title of "Find
the Woman Henry w. Savage, EVERY
woman," and Selwyn & Co. within the
Law" None of these plays failed to at
tract English people and by their sue
cesses effaced a long standing prejudice
against American amusements between
the critics and producing managers of
the two countries, with the gratifying re-
suit that many of the London theatres
are now occupied and have profited by
American plays stamped with home ap-
proval.
'Ben-Hur" appears to have been tne
pioneer in many things for the welfare of
the stage. 1t demonstrated the fact that
the general public is not averse to a
spectacle of religious tone, which is to the
everlasting credit of much abused human
nature. While "Ben-Hur'' has thrilling
mechanical features like the chariot race
and the conflict of the galleys, it's real
power of appeal to the public at large is
the DELICATE and stirring treatment of its
religious theme. 1t was natural that Gen
eral Wallace in the beginning should have
grave doubts about the practicability of
presenting to the public a play with the
Messiah as it's moving spirit and not Of
fend the tender sensibilities of the sin
cerely religious, and its a fine achieve
ment on the parts of it's managers, Klaw
& Erlanger. that presents to us this in
spring work without blurring cant or
impious suggestion. The good people of
the world, whether in England or Amer
lea. are still I'm the majority, and the sue
cessful dramatization of "Ben-Hur'
proves that they will attend the theatre
when the cause is distinctiyely worthy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-07
'BEAUTY AN ASSET"
SAYS YOUNG STAR
Lolita Robertson Believes in Keeping
YOung-Pretty Face Subjects Girl
to Many Temptations

Lolita Robertson, the charming young
actress who captivated New York by
her splendid work in the all star cast
of "Fine Feathers" and who will he
seen here in that production at the
Jefferson theatre, does not believe in
the statements recently made by cer-
tain reformers that one of the dangers
of youth lies in overestimating the
value of a pretty face or a perfect
FORM On this subject she has thus ex-
pressed herself:
undertaking physical attractions is
tendency which has spoiled the lives
of more women than the placing of full
value on freshness and beauty. While
it may be difficult to strike a happy
medium, you will find that the wom-
en- who have made the most of their
physical charms are not the women
you will find oftenest appearing in di-
vorce courts fighting against the
DEGREES their husbands are trying to
secure. Nor is it the attractive look :
ing woman who is tramping the streets
looking for work today. but the wom-
an who looks old, who has neglected
herself, and is wrinSled and general
ly down at the heel.
while a pretty face may subject
a girl to more temptations, it isn't
her face, but her lack of will power
that makes her yield to the desire for
ease and pleasure-just like the heroine
in Fine Feathers which 1 am now
playing.
wholesale denunciation of beauty
parlors is unwise as thoughtful WON :
en- know. We are not living in the
country where there is plenty of fresh
air, pure water and abundant natural
means of keeping young. Dusty streets
smoke laden air. are all foes to a wom-
ans complexion. If she doesn't take
precautions to counteract these. she
| will surely grow old before her time
| Beauty is not only an asset on the
stage, but in every other walk of life
Every woman owes it to her own self
respect to keep looking as comely as
! possible. Many a woman owes her po-
sition to good grooming quite as much
as to her intellectual attachments"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-07
"BEN-HUR" COMES TO
JEFFERSON THEATRE
Big Klaw & Erlanger Production Will
Be Seen Monday and Tuesday
Nights and Tuesday Matinee

The big production of Hur," which
klaw & Erlanger will present at the Jef-
ferson theatre Monday and Tuesday even
ings and Tuesday matinee, December s
and ., was planned and built with the
idea of surprising English theatregoers
during the run of the elaborate spectacle
at the Drury Lane theatre last year.
That the enterprise of the American man
ayers was not in vain was amply shown
by receipt records during the engage
ment, rising beyond anything hitherto
known even in this historic playhouse,
which has never been rivaled by any
other theatre of the English metropolis
In fact, the brilliant success of General
Wallace's masterpiece in its dramatic
form was the beginning of what the Lon
don critics described as "the American
invasion" 1t was also the cause of a
change of attitude towards theatre prod
ucts of American ownership, which re-
vulsion of feeling has borne good fruit
for l<law & Erlanger's musical comedy,
1.-THE Pink Lady" and the stage potrait-
ure of "Rebecca of SuhnybroolS Farm
The hearty reception of these dissmilar
but excellent types of their kind caused
William a. Brady to launch in London