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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-25
BY Ruffin & Sloan.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
No 6o3 NORTH TWENTY SEVENTH
STtliE,T.

April y. 1918. and recorded in the
Clerks Office, Richmond Chancery
Court, in D. II. 22l-C. page 800. to tho
Undersigned trustee, to secure the pay
ncnt of certain note therein de-
the payment of tho said note. and being
so required by the beneficiary, I shall
sell ny public auction, on the premises
on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1918.
at 3 T.. NJ
the real estate described in said deed
or trust, as follows: All that certain
,ot. piece or parcel of land, with all the
improvements thereon, lying and being.
the east limo OF Twenty seventh street.
between Clay and Leigh Streets and
described as follows: Beginning on the
cast me OF twenty Street at
a point distant 80 feet north of the
northeast corner OF Clay and Twenty
seventh. Streets. thence northwardly
along the eastern lire oc Twenty
seventh street, and fronting thereon 20
ieet . inches and running back between
parallel lines 100 feet. more or less tho
ire of the partition wall dividing this
tenement and the one adjoining on tho
north, No. sos.
This sale will be made subject to the
ncn or prior deed of trust, executed
on October -, 1911. TO secure the prin-
cipal sum OF $1,000 and interest.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav the
cost Of executing this trust. and a note
for $3.50. with interest thereon from,
April 81, 1913. and the balance upon
terms to be announced at the time OF
sale.
o. p. PARRISH.
Trustee.
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autolnpuiIe5 i;pr 5alf

HIGH CLASS, RELIABLE. USED CARS
at prices representing the greatest
values In the city. one 1911 Cadillac
passenger de,ni tonncau go
horsepower; has TOP. Windshield
demountablc rims oversize tires
gas tank. car In excellent condition
Price. $3.50 one 1911 Oldsuobile
Autocrat 60-horscpowcr. scven-pas-
senGer touring car, fully equipped
with top. windshield. spcedoin eter.
gas tank, clock deinountablc rims
oversize tires. car has been repaintcd
and looks as good as new. Price.
$1,000 These cars must be seen
to be appreciated THE, JONES
MOTOR CAR co. INC. Allen Avenue
and Broad Monroe 500
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Eelp 1llantrn .ffnlaIc

WANTED, 80 YOUNG LADIES
OVER IS YEARS OLD IN PACKING;
and stamping departments; well
paid While learning Experienced
cigarette packers are also desired.
Apply at once
ALLEN & GlNTER BRANCH.
Seventh ana Cary Streets.
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SUMMIT Soarnfn9
PERSONALS
RoDnl5 Iliantfn

GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM AMI
bath. with or without one or two
meals per day; we'll heated. and good
ne!ghborhood. state price. Address
%. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD WITH
bath room connections. well furnish
ed ana heated. Price stated or no
conSideration given. Address G. ~
care Times DiSpatch -
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o Inc Courto
OF
city OF
ON the New Market
o cwit on '>N"N' "0
\
One
No o LAM YIN With nch coms
said saw Ills
above viii be sold n liensa
F.
R Trustee
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Keal lestate for Salg

rf ~ GREATEST Attest BUSINESS OFFER
houses OF an unlimited capacity for
business. been running successfuly
for twenty-five years. Tho owner has
punt everything on this property that
heaIt could wish for, planted every
family and b fru, i,ono raised Used so on large
$4,000 worth OF business, and the
business Is still in it's infancy. THIS
business Is on the market at n sacri-
Itc"' not by any agent or real estate
man, Dut by ITS owner for the reason
tnat | am too heavy for the rncr-
oallle business. any longer. l weigh
20 ana ] prefer TO retire to my
iarm. 1t worries me too much to Sc.
TO 1T. and DO on my feet. This piece
OF property contains a first-class
sss.offenouse, o, feet long and 22 wide.
loot pitch. two story, "ith five nice
piastercd rooms above store used for
Doarders The main dwelling house
., mttio Ways IRON the store, has
~ painted. three long. beautiful
Dorches. cement walks. fine well In
ARC best water on earth; nice dairy,
all ccmented: washhouSe with rum
ming water piped. Kitchen the same:
good wocdhouse, henhousca buggy
mouse: outside house used for school
honse' isH2O. private: grist mill.
54HiV, two stories: fine set OF Durs:
hne patronage; more than we can do:
new crusher, runs by l2-horsc steam
.nfinc. cut OFF saw; wind inill cost
house in fairly good repair. four
rooms. two stories: fine barn on bank.
3oNi2; hay fork and wagon scales.
one warehouse. 22X20 two stories. for
small things. one warehouse. 22x3O
three stories, with a ,rst-clasg &C.
ment cellar. .or keeping everything.
THIS property cost $1,000 TO buIid
when material was low. VIII sell
1t TO quick buyer for 10000 Easv
payments To suit purchaser, and TN.
stock can be reduced to Si.5O0 and
prices agreed upon by the buyer sat
lsiactory. Location OF the property.
Nortonsvllle. Va. Shipping point
lfohits. Va fourteen miles Apply
- l.. T. MARSHALL, Earleysville,
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH HEAT
light and phone, near car line in
West End; reasonable rent. Address
G. 81, care Times Dispatch
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Dated October -. I9i2

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE Viz
GINA state Board OF Dental Examin-
ers for the cHamination Of applicants
VIII he hcid in Richmond. Va, No
rcmber II. 1914. commencing at
4. VI. For further Information adj
dress DIR J. L. STIFF Secretary
Frederick sburc Va
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Rl5rrIlanrpua
SHOE REPAIRING.

RUBBER WHOLE SOrrs AMI
snring heels put on, sl5O All kinds
Of shoe repairing. DREW'S EI,Et,
Trio SHOE FACTORY. 7lG Main
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Rfettngs
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhOld-
crs Of Seaboard Air Line Railway
will he held at the principal Office
OF the company. Rooms Nos. and
8 Leigh building. Sycamore Street.
in the city OF Petersburg, Va. at IL
o'clock noon on the 18th day OF No
vomber. 1913, for the purpose of
oleoting = board OF directors and for
the transaction OF any and all bust
ness that may come before the meet
ing. including considering and voting
upon the approval and ratification of
ail contracts. acts and proceedings
by the board OF directors and officers
since the annual meeting OF stock
holders last held.
Tho stock transfer books will be
closed at 3 o'clock In the afternoon
on November .. 1919, and Will be re-
opened on November II. 1913.
y. &. PORTEOUS. Secretary.
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Bottles
lSHoEs,- SHOES, suors

SHOES! sioEsl SHOES.
o2S EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
Is me new home OF BOwDEN'S
ShMl'LE SHOE STORE. Good shoes
cheop Tor the whole family.
WE Make a SPECIALITY OF PACK
ing and storing household goods.
Call Monroe 443O-L
WANTED. TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street. buy, sell. exchanges
and REAOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
L,NIIEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken in exchange.
CHASE g. SANBORN GREEN AND
Dlack mixed tea. Coo pound MONROE.
GkoCERY CO. 3lS West Broad
Phone Monroe 3S4 or 3S5.
lMPORTED GERMAN SAUERKRAUT.
GOOD color. not the dark kind that
You buy cheap. only 10c quart. MON
toE GROCERY CO. 3lS West Broad
Phone Monroe 3S4 or 3S5
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aurtion 5aIe5 Cbi5 Dap
Fly y. w Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SAL.

TWO BEAUTIFUL Tors CONE 4 cor.
NERD. IN THE PLAN OF WOOD
LAND HEIGHTS. AT AUCTION.
In execution Of n deed Of trust. dated
February 10, 1919. aud duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF Chesterfield
County Court. in Deed Book l3l. page
80. ! Will at the request of the bench
cinry. there having been default In the
payment of the debt secured, sell by
auction. on the premises. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -. 1913.
Mt 4:3O O'Clock T.. NJ.
the TWO HANDSOME ADJOINING
LOTS above referred TO. situated at the
corner Of Stoncwal and Twenty-ninth
streets. fronting together e. feet. and
running back l?S feet TO an alley. being
lots : and 70. in Block &c, in tho plan
of Woodland Heights
TERMS. Cash sufficient To pay the
costs OF executing the trust and a note
for $500. with interest thereon from
February 10. 1919. and the balance
upon terms to be announced at the time
of sale.
STUART ROWE.
Trustee.
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Poultry, lert6 ann Ribs Stork

JUST RECEIVED THIRTY HEAD or
good second hand mules from Curtis
Neck Farm TO be sold at Cauthorn's
stable for the high dollar 1917 and
1919 East Franklin Street.
THOROUGHBRED FOX TERRIER
puppies for sale. 25o5 Kensington
Avenue.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. POINTER
dog. h23 West Cary Strcct
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Rooms JFor Rent

NICELY FURNISHED. WITH OR
without board. IT'S East Marshall
Street
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED MEN no
solicit subscriptions. Call Al Circu-
iat!on DEPARTMENT.. Sc. care Times
Dispatch.
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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!

SAMPLE SHOE STORE. COZ r.s, Brooa
street (near City HalD. Good shoes
cheap Mems, women's and children's
SHOES retailed at Wholesale prices,
DEN.
WE ARE NOW READY FOR TIL:
fall and winter trade. Our new
store is now filled with entire new
line of millinery and ladies' ready
made garments. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
1921 East Main Street.
EDISON NOVEMBER RECORDS ON
sale Saturday. the 25th. G. s.
HAYNES x co. III West Broad,
mons, 1Gc. 15c and Csc glass M0N-
ROE GROCERY co, BIS West
Broad. Phone Monroe asa or $50
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MAIL CLERKS WANTED
at once Special examinations VIII
bc held In Richmond very soon Full
particulars Gent free. NATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE. 405
seventh Street, Washington -. &.
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FURNISHED ROOMS: Also LIGHT
housekeeping. if desired. $40 North
Sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-25

STOP AT THE ROANOKE, HEART
OF Richmond. Clean. com Portable
beds ia North Eighth Street.
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ELEGANT, LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS,
with board, all conveniences. in
Richmond's best central ocation:
moderate rates. sos East Grace st.
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patfrt5

ATENTS.-FREE Personal. CON
sultation in Richmond with in
ventors: fifteen years experience;
satisfactory references. & IL EVANS
Patent Attorney. Park Building
Tenth and Bank. Richmond Va
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FOR RENT, ONE FURNISHED ROOM,
modern conveniences, two in family
Address 2329 Hanover Avenue, or
phone Monroe g60-J
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BDaroing

HANDSOME STEAM II Is ATED~ ROOMS.
homel!ke with board for transient
or permanent guests. MRS CtIAS.
X. BOWERS Dining-room under
personal supervision OF Mrs. Cabcll
Cauthorn. 10 East Franklin Street.
TWO YOUNG MEN BOARDERS IN
private family on 1900 block West
Grace Street. Address & H. care
Timcs- Dlsnnt CHI.
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BOARDERS FOR FIRST AND SECOND
front rooms; also single room; also
table boarders. 422 Tenth Street.
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WANTED. AZ ONCE. YOUNG MAN
for checker In European restaurant.
Must hc sober ana faithful. THE
STAMFORD HOTEL. Petersburg.
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FOR SALE. y FINE FARM OF 200
acres. Limestone soil one mile south
OF BIhckshurg, Va, Oh the Norfolk
ana Western Railroad and Chris
iiansburS iuacadam road. Best OF
hluc grass and grain producing: one
ha!i about level. the rest gently ROLL
ing ana smooth: lHnning water
through place. so acres in timothy
md clover, cut 20 tons OF hay this
dress T. r. VAWTER, r +. D.. no.
EIarlxsbu-u
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WANTED. THREE YOUNG MEN TO
occupy second story front room. Oh
East CLAY.
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QrIp luanten a9all

WhNSTiEp. E&PPERlENCEp,, MEN no
sollClt subscriptions. Call Al Circu-
iat!on DEPARTMENT Sc. care Times
llispatch.
srEcLAL RAILWAY. atAIL. CLERK
ee5sarnine'ion Tor Virginia N1yenDer
T.ree9, 999kle,; write now; ARTHuR
pert. Rochester. y. y.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED MAN FOR
superintendent and foreman compos-
Ing, room. ii!gh-ciasa commercial
briefly required Permanent position.
THE Y. l.. BkI.A COMPANY. Co
lunbia. S. {.
"A xsT loi. EIR 7si5 -chA ST. bARBEK
TOO. u. l. PRECISE. Blacksone. Va
RAILWAY lIAH CLERKS wANTED
q, oneS. Sipeglai eTaminalions ,W,iiiII
ia tSiG gen, free, NATToHHL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INSTITUTE. lO5
seventh Street, Washington. u G.
WANTED. At ONCE. YOUNG Man
for checker in European RESTAURANT.
STAFFORD HOTEL. Petersburg.
EXECUTIVE, I ECIiNICAL. MECliAN-
zeal. clerical. office ana sales helm
wanted for Southern states. ED
MUNpS BUSINESS AGENCY, 3o9 T..
l.anvilio street. Baltimore Nd.
WANTED, .LlNEMEN FoR TRANS
ru.sElou line work Address J. J.
ScIuLTnEIsER, Charleston. W Va
WANTED. MEN 10 WORK ~ OUR
nurseries W. 4. HOOD * co. Gin
Tor PARK
WANTEn-A SAWAIIII. MAN. WILL
Ing 10 saw by the thousand may get
~ job by addressing Box Is. Route 3.
Amelia Courthouse. Va
WANTED. FIRST GLASS I'iNISHER
aud forwardcr with experience ma
foreman - y : J: Il = K PRINTING
HOUSE Charlotte. y q.
WANTED, MES TO LEARN BARBER
trade. only few weeks required.
wages while learning: steady posi-
lion positively Guaranteed. write foi
catalogue, MOLEE'S BARBER COL
l.FfE 20I Bowcry. New York City.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN WITH DRuC;
ana soda experience or registered
assistant pharmacist & i4g. care
Times Dispatch.
MEN WITH pATE%TABLE IDEAS.
write RANDOLPH ~ co, Patent So
licltOrs Washington. u q
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Acal estate 6Qantfn

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A CON
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
sarE Dianks
WANTED. TO RENT FURNISHED
hotel In good location: ten years eN-
p"riencc Is 5s5. care Times Dis
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1905 WEST GRACE STREET. ROOMS
and board.
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srECIAL RAILWAY afAIL CLERK
examination tor Virginia November
..i SO per month ut start Wonder
:1l opportunity Let mo prepare you.
Free booklet. Write now. ARTHUR
T. PATTERSON. civil Service Ex-
ncrt. RocneNtcr. y l.
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WANTED, \ FIRST CLASS BARBER.
twelve dollars tSl2b u wceis ruurah-
toe. " l. PRECISE. blackstone. va.
Box li2
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BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROOMS;
also tnhle boarders. 209 Enst Grace.
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steam heated room, with board, run
ming hot and cold water in room;
reasonable rates. clio East Franklin.
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Financial
Money toLend
On Improved City Real Estate
$1,000 to $4,000.
Address 7 $40 caro- Ti,,os Jo;,,.,.L
Bankrupt i2ptirfs

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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LARGE AND SINGLE FRONT ROOMS,
With hoard: 40l East Grace.
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BUSINESS 2ppprtunitp

For ALE KINDS OF FOUNDRY SAND
address \. g. QUARLES, 51A Fifth
Avenue. Highland Park
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In the matter OF
j. &. AIETTERT. INDI- No 1897
vidually, and ms sur In
NiNing partner OF Bankruptcy
Marsala X Mcttcrt.
Bankrupt
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FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. also front room,
furnished for gentleman. sos North
TEcifth.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent, Sc up No. l East Main Street.
FOR RENT, TO GENTLEMEN, FUR
nished rooms. heated. 215 East
Grace.
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PLEASANT ROOMS. IA NORTH SIXTH
between Franklin and Main Streets.
ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. third floor, front. Is
Cast Marshall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
REGIMENTAL COMMANDER
NAMES HIS COMMITTEES

Committees of the First regiment
have been announced by Colonel John
d. Fraser. The colonel of regi-
ment is by the law custodian of the
armory, so a special board was named.
The finances of the regiment will
also be governed by Colonel Fraser
in conjunction with the finance COM
mittee. The appointments follow:
The finance committee will consist
of Lieutenant-Colon George M. But
tie, Major Roland D. Croker and
Captain Charles W. Beardsley. The
first two are reappointments. Captain
Beardsley succeeds Captain William
Englehard.
The officers regimental examining
board will comprise Captains William
B. Powell, James ID. Lambie and
Arthur d. Marsh. Captain Marsh Is
the new man on the board, succeed
ing Captain Beardsley.
The examining board for non-com-
missioned officers will consist of Lieu
tenants Harold w. Armstrong, I'D
ward H. Balevre and e. ]. McLaugh-
lin, Mclaughlin taking the place OF
Lieutenant George Z. Watt, resigned
from the guard.
The entertainment committee will
consist of Major Alvin Il. Graft, the
Rev Oscar E. Braun, chaplain of the
regiment, and Lieutenants Leroy T.
Parker and Donald S. Cameron.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
GREEK CHRISTMAS TO BE
OBSERVED In THIS CITY
Services Arranged for This
Evening and Tomorrow.

This evening, according to the
Julian calendar, being December "a,
the members of St. Nicholas Greek
Church, at Academy and High
streets, will conduct Christmas eve
services, beginning at 8 o'clock. The
Rev. Thomas Papageorge, rector, will
officiate at a vesper service to close
at midnight, to be followed by the
mathis of Christmas Day. Tomorrow
the celebration of the holy eucharist
will begin at 9 a. M, and the sermon
will be preached by the rector. AT
p. m. there will be vespcr service
with sermon.
Similar services will be held in the
| Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church of
| st. John the Baptist, in Court street,
| of which the Rev. P. Poniatishin is
rector, and at st. Michaeps Russian
Church, in Oliver street, with the
Rev. Theodore Pashkowsky, the new
priest, officiating. There will be carol
singing and the children will join in
the Yuletide services.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
WHITMAN PROBING
ARREST OF SIPP
District-Attorney, 1t Is Said,
Believes Graft Witness
Was Framed"

While efforts are being made today
in Atlantic City to get George A. sipp
out of Jail, where he is held as fugi-
tive from justice. District-Attorney
Whitman is preparing to fully investi-
gate every phase of the sudden and
suspicious activity of the police fol-
lowing Sipp's revelations Of graft be-
fore the aldermanic investigating
committee.
From what have heard" said Mr..
Whitman, this man is accused of an
atrocious crime" But 1t was appa-
rent Mr.. Whitman wants to hear
more and intends to thoroughly in
vestigate the charges before he sub
mits them to the grand jury. He also
win try to run down rumor that
Mrs. Sipp has been assured by "a high
police Official that the charges
against her husband will be dropped
! if he exonerates certain persons in
the graft scandal.
Sipp first learned of the charge
against him while stopping at the
Continental Hotel in this city several
days ago, and Immediately fed to the
coast resort. With his two sons. Sipp
spent several days here, registering
under an assumed name. He was adj
vlsed by telephone, he now says, of
the charge and left Immediately.
No bail is permitted in this State on
charge such as has been urged
against Sipp, and he has been in Gus
tody since his arrest on Saturday. 1t
is a plan to keep him behind the bars
until after the present investigation
has blown over, Sipp AYERS.
Sipp, who formerly kept a Raines
law hotel in Harlem, recently testified
before the graft committee that for
five years he had paid 800 month to
Patrolman Eugene Fox for being al
lowed to run his place. Fox is now on
trial and Sipp is wanted as a witness
by the prosecution to testify. There
are now indications that there will be
hot back-fire from Sipp's family and
friends against policemen whom they
accuse of taking" the evidence upon
which the warrant for his arrest was
granted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
DIE IN FIRE SEEKING BABE
ALREADY RESCUED BY MAID
Architect and Wife Lighted
Tree to Please Children.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Searching
amid smoke and flame for their baby
son in their burning home in East
Eighty-first street. yesterday after
noon. Robert A. Raelze. wealthy
and noted architect, and his young
wife, fell suffocated in fifth floor
room and persisted in each others
arms.
At the moment of their desperate
sacrifice. the baby was safe in the
home of DR.. Samuel Hurtland next
door. It had been rescued through
the courage and almost miraculous
agility of an Irish nursemaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raelze were enter
tanning Professor John Donell, of
Lawrenceville Academy. Lawrence
vile, n. j., and had lighted a Christ
mas tree for the pleasure of the chill
dren. Professor Donnell saved the
other child of the Raelzes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
TO INSTALL OFFICERS OF
COURT GEORGE A. HALSEY

District Deputy Hugh McGlynn
will install the newly elected officers
of Court George A. Halsey No. 36S9.
Independent Order of Foresters, at
Cos Broad street, Friday night.
The officers to be installed are
Joseph Heinrich, court deputy; DR..
George f. Potter and DR.. Samuel
Greenberg, court physicians; John T.
Lawler, chief ranger. e. G. Barnett.
vice-chief ranger; John McManus. re-
cording secretary: Marcus A. Can
field, financial secretary; H. G. Til
lou, treasurer: William T. Brady,
orator; Thomas A. Byrne, senior
woodward; Fred Fischotter, junior
woodward; Harry H. Hirsch, senior
beadle; Hugh r. Maitland and John
Heinrich, senior trustees, and Thomas
A. Byrne and P. E. Ryan. finance
committee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
THEATRICAL MECHANICS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting. of Newark
lodge, Theatrical Mechanics Assoc
citation, was held in Caliphs's Hall, So
Market street. yesterday afternoon.
Delegations were present from
brother lodges in Jersey City, Brook
lny, New York. Paterson, Asbury
Park and Philadelphia. Several adj
dresses were made by prominent Wis
iting delegates.
The new officers installed for 1918
were: M. j. Mathews, president; r.
B. F1andreau. vice president; NJ. j.
Cullen. general secretary; ]. c..
Lacey. treasurer; f. O'Neil. marshal;
T. Cunningham, sergeant-at-arms;
A. ]. Wallets. outside guard; Dan
Rowe, d. j. Sweeney and +. c. Popp,
trustees; DR.. #. Meelxer. physician
for Newark. and DR. s. Nelson Irwin.
fof New York; A. J. Cullen. dele
gslte. and J. c. lodge. alternate. TO
grand lodge session.