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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.
with name and address Of purchaser and at
tOrrs1l


CLINTON ST, 1879. 4,Ne5,s Pauline Alp q
u 9sS 81, ogt cSiH sem iG s. 'SSn ii
Iceacr & Eoeder lla Nassau ST.
SAM PROPERTY: Dora LlchtenStein, hear
n same 20 same: quit claim: sept 10. 81 al
torntv. same
EIvINGToN ST. 2 cor Allen St %. 4x75;
Mchl ksrp 70 !siaor leibOVitz, 20 Rvins on
s. rn'S 5000, Sept To- 500; attorney .
DeU'sch soy BrCa -way.
7Ti ST. " s. ~ n or &C s.. l9eNSO
foreclosure July IL; iiram II Kirk. ref, 10
Lens Rothsehld 81 Morningside Drive: all
liens. SEPT 10; S2s 100; attorney LAWYERS Title
Insurance Go. 100 Rroadway.
g1H ~, us East, 25Ny5.1i: Rose r Brown
10 Fannie Ireund 81 Columbia g. ,mtg S2i.-
Prosdvay.
AsTU ST. e, 10 II OF sutton pl 2SNiUo o;
August Eautz, j. 70 Elizabeth Kramer. ii>
rs-' 1Stn So. sept J.. 81 attorney, + Rau-
be-. 10 troa30a,-
1olH ~. 30 Last. sly brN, -JNlOo - :;
Mary \ InoInton 10 hsIIN " fratune. l4S' I'd
&C ,n,e Sil,4.',. -r 80 To- Sl'l, S,lorhe''
'4TE IT 2lo EsS,. Z sly o, nrs 21Io2:-; "a
COZ NOS 10 80, Na.''i1'. - .@AihSloh ave
trocAl, .'s 1900. S..' - S,py, attorney
'olsT So 81 East, SS,,y bra 2SAlooll Ed
vsro J. Clark Ie., 10 MaIgsTetia h and HF
y Ns.sn rs ~. o"ll nv sew i'olhtIlt, y !.
,,So-t -; 500 attorney S"ln'urne Now
i'.0aeIT' y ~, r. . III, ,-c,oo,,.
i|iH - - ,s,,t,s I,.,.-,,,,,
a'.''"eH' ''''a-'- - 81 i''' WI '-'' ''
he Bronx.
m rN-rrN- An ~. g, - NJ l., -,
- IA q f,iiIs n |rolff 80 Hon, r,iarir.g
49, * 1S.S- 81 coe. s.torney Tl,[...ers rial
I,s,-sr-s ami .T-l,s, 90 1Co Hrosdv-av
rATTDyv-1J. AVt~ n, Z N = = OF 1-.tn
a. s,lSoC. Annie Hell 10 c;iacomo Cu.rIiarIo.
- -, ,so,r s,. sen, - 81. s4.crnc,, -ri.,c
t-',-.,.,. 49, -.ri,e. - I-G rros,lr az
'i.S , , I,--I ~, ao-e tis'@.. ,-,-,
49, 81. rs-.si I5csr1hsr~ a. itSst ]-fs. -
-. .l,i--. so -. 81 sttcrner - ti,C.-
9L, Vit4.l-' rtlt =, - a'''i"'F' II '-'N"
Ss,T I;16pI,pT'y Israel possrhsrr 20
gstsSsa r,nrbboi,er $50 Fast I5ofh - 1rrt-
$500. sept rs. $40: attorney. sane
ROY 81. W g. So n n o. 1890 S. runs w
io4ix n 81 Ok n G T9Tx e 30. 10 81 at u 14J.1
; West.bester ave 10 70 beg; Rebscca
C;ollborg 10 Nax Hoffman Ola southern Boule-
ysrd dnts S24OO0,: all liens: Sept Is. 500
KING, AVE SO " cor Tier a. 81 4xi2O .
fgf, Island. Annie A T.eyiuess 10 Harr, q;
Horn. t0s West 1881 - Onte S2.JpO: sent Is.
81. attorney Title Guarantee aud Trust Co 11G
Bro.sws,.
Ions c5T and as block 7 man Names es-
f,,s. Hens, S.shscr % Rose ZngIin ia West
IoIst -. July 70. 81. attornev. Jos Michael. il5
6rosdv.qv
LELAND Ave. 2 s AT n W old road
closed. runs n iO9x 5 4Ox " 1JOx "a 40:
Ds,r'rE Nouohzn 70 JoseDh Kelly 1876 Mercer
- Jers.,. CIV. \ I: pee q 19lOt 81
SAME PVOpp,pT-y- Josapb KeUy 10 Michael
Mouohsn 1910 SSH - BrocIIvn. Dec q 1910.
81
MARION AVE n O. cor Dorothea n. SOx9S
Hygo I Yourg n Cornelius n T-isG st scars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

s.n FOR moving pictures on the southwest
,orner Of Manhattan avenue and l09th
...eet. Ii wiz have a frontage OF % feet
aSo a depth Of ei.11 feet and will be Ere
~roof Tue theatre will have total seat
lag capacity Of 1.OQS, while the roof gar
Jsn will have capacity of 7sD The
Manhattan Avenue Theatre Corporation,
~ which Leon SObel is the president, and
the owner Sommerfcld & Steckler are
the architects and have placed the cost at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

LEXINGTON AVE. 2Oii. o. lI5xeo: Nathan
'presben 10 Corn Exchange Bank. II William
= prior mtg s.. ooo,; sept 10; ~, 6 per cent;
30 attorneys. Bowers s Sands. IS Cedar ~
RiViNGTON IT. n cor % Allen ~, p. 4X75;
isidor LeiboVltz 10 Anna Levine, 1852 Clay ave /;
Sept 70: ! 81 per cent; $500. attorney S
Deutsch 800 Broadway.
ID AVE, 1907. q. 25.3X75: Louis Sahm,
,xecutor 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Chambers -: sept 10 prior mtg $500: ,
Yrs: $500: attorneys, r q + OGcrman, 81
Chambers e..
7TH AVE 22s " = I9eXS0; Lena Rothschild
2 Maurice r Cohn: Sept 10; yrs b'E per cent
El,eqo; address West End, j.
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ISF ST, :. 100 II " OF 1st ave SoA92:
george 4 Metzser 20 Winthrop \ Chaner and
eIlo, executors, Geneseo, y y sept 10: 8 yrs
Se'Vyo: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
18th II, $40 West, 4 sly brk. 24xoss: MAJ
ssret Walsh 20 Ethel V sullivan, SiSl Broad
Nay ,oS,. Sept 10 due as per bond 500 attorney
ND 81, r, 2ls n east Of Isl ave, zoNlOo ;,
helena Scnillinger 10 Emigrant lndusuldI
Savings Bank 81 Chambers 81. yrs sept 70;
5000: attorneys. Amend Amend. ll9 Mas
sau ST.
18TH ST. $50 and go East 4 sty brk ioiox
lOe1l: Frederick StlchWeh 10 jeremiah w
sept j.; instslments; per cent: $500; attor-
ney. W DimicS. $40 9TH ave.
18TH ST. a East sly brk. l5.6XlOOll
Charlotte ZuCkeTman 10 William Iuckernsn'
81 900; attorney 9 l. Schneider, 1850 Broac way
lsSTH ST As Weii So Ss, Eoss w, Wilmer NO 70
cent sept Is. 5000 attorneys. Roeder a
Rceder, ll9 Nassau 81.
The Bronx.
BOSTON AVE 1881 and 1898. " :. 3J.ll
Map: Jacob krOncnberger 10 Marie r WIN
ters. Port Washington, l. !: sept u: due
Dec IL. 1913; per cent; 5000; attorney
r J Brady. 20 Nassau ST.
CLINTON AVE, n " cor Of 1Isth 81, 2oS
100 Lawrence kronenberger CONSTRUCTION
60 TO Frederick Vein, go II AIMS ave
sept l. prior mtg $4,000, due as per bond
CALDWELL AVE. w 5. so Il > Of ljsth
~ 20X52.G. GiacOmo Guaeliardo TO ANNIE
Hell. 72T caldwell ave: Sept II; due as per
bond: $1,000; attorney, Title Guarantee CO.
i76 Broadway.
KING AVE. $40. 57.4xl2O,5, City Island
Harry g Horn TO Annie LeyinesS. 34'
King ave. City Island; sept 10 prior mtg
$4,000. due July !. 1914: per cent; $1,000;
attorney. Title Guarantee co, JIG Bfoad"sE'
LOTS 6tG. 6l4 s0f and sos map Laconis
Park: William l. Phclsn 10 Charlotte Ehel-
ing, trus. go Napier ave, Borough OF queens
Sept i u.s. Es, yrs o Rer CENT, S-'VV' "''o'
PARK AVE, Q cor OF lSIth 81 31XlOo.
Christina Schucssler TO Thco - Macy. 9oi
Fails st. Sept I" prior mtg S:S,Oool; due
etc. as per bond SaSo0: attorney, Title
SOUTH OAK DRIVE. T75. S, 25x98xS0.4x
a6.4: Joseph Msscia 10 solomon Rogers
80 RrookSide pl, New Rochelle. sept 10
due july -. 1918. per cont. sH1o. attoI-
ney. Title Insurance and Trust Co loo
wilkins PI. i4sa Q $ 2G.Sxloo: Samuel
Greenfield TO Pauline Friedman. 80 Iomp-
kins ave. Brooklyn. sept 10, ] yr, per
cent; $1,000; attorney. II Cohn, ~ Ave ..
WILKINS AVE, = 206.5 y " OF Jen-
hinge 81. 25IlOo: same 20 same: sept 10
due March ], 1918. 6 per cent; N'ooo' at
tOrney, same
I45TH 81. 8 81 q OF Brook ave.
45s5x-. Mary Moser 20 Louise + Rroomncld.
a4qG Rsthcate ave: Sept - (prior mt s
$4,000: due Nov ]. 1918. Sfyuuo; attorney
John Davis 6s William 81,
GOTH ST. 90 and 227 East, sly hrk'
SoNs2G: Rachel Denns or Dehno 10 Flora
T. Solomon. $50 West 1l3th 81. Sept l2 tprior
mtg $1,000 ,rs. per cent, 5000.
attorney LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
Co leo Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. same - Beatrice l
Iaski. 36i Manhattan ave; sept L tprlor
mtg $4,000: due. etc. ss per BOND, |'"''
attorney, same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send FOR Circular.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam, hand or
on floor. 1908 Broadway, AL East 18th 81.
COE & BRANDT. Tel i323sth.
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Tennale.


CII AMBEEM AiD. - Swedish rirl' -Nc'Lfn'
chamberuaid. friend nrst ciHss parlor-
maia waitress. best references. OsteTners
Bureau, 7tG Lexington ave. To-. 100 E,a-a'
CIiANBERMAiD. WAITRESS. COOK
Young irish girls. to~ether or SEPARATE
b Miss Holmsycrs Agency, 90 oth ave.
oh fOor. T,l. S521 Mad. "a. "
5,ITANIr7HMIID-W AIIREss- Young scotch
Protestant. good English Ietei ei.ces s-o'
Nc NNsr UofrravcTs Agency, s-pa.. ON ave
Toi. 4J.T Madison square.
NMBERMAID- sEhMsTREss-Firtt class.
excellent s-amstress, personal reisfsnce'
vars so. city ccultfy. Domestic Exchange
- columbus ave SCHUYLER glJ5 -
CUANpERMAiD aud WAITRESS. or Walt
rs.s and Pariormaid Young North OF Ire
land Protestant. references, Mrs CoopsTs
Agsucy t5I 6tG ave. 18th 81.
CJTGNIUERNAID and WAITEESS-By young
gl-l. French English speaking neat ap-
psGrancs. So Carusllo Aseucy lp5 West
42d ~, 'Phono J57I BRYANT
COOKS. buffers second men. waliressss. lsgn-
dresses. chamb.rmaids, kitchenHads. Isnies
r,stas cooks who can launder. houte~orkers.
I"ssiIa Employment Agency. $50 Lexington
ave.
C0o<-Sest s.rong Swedish E.rl. excellent
cSok. b~st references; s35-sio. friend wait
re,s. Osterherzs Agency. 7ld lexington ave.
Tel. Plaza 1000. ----------
COOK. WAITREsS.CHA. d BERAAID-I NO
Svslish girls. cook other excellent wait
r,se houseriaid. excellent references. Ostsr-
bsrg's Agency. fi6 Lexington ave. Tel. lO5o
Plaza.
C00K-Vsry reliable woman; excellent ref
ersuees. s35-st0. T.. Miss H0tInayeFs
Av.nr, 400 5th ave, 9TH moor. IeIephone
A5e7 Madison square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
TYPeWRITING AND TYpEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau ct. Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underwoods. Reningtons divers, Smiths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
AUCTION SALES.

MOE FRY, Auctionoer. cells ts-day, 1888
a m. AZ 3. O. cor. 3sth ST. and LIST ave. sods
fountain apparatus. retaken under conditional
sale and agreement. Liquid Carbonic Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.

READ "sTRAiGHT GOODS rs PHIios,
oPHY." by Paul Karishka. Il 10 interesting
Good 10 read aloud Mail 800 70 LLOYD
co. ~ Madison ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

YOUNG MAN, college education; tall, intehl.
sent. pleasing personality recently reslsnep
government position. desires employment win
progressive firm. Bernstein, $3.50 Sd ave, Ne"
York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 10.

SEPTEMBER 10
18th IT. II West, Ciarmont Iron Works
sgt the II West 18th 81 Co. owner and con
tractor; 1914 ~
i4oTiI sT. S. PIG It VI Brook ave. eiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
HELP WANTED.
Male.

MADE $50 900 IN nve years with small
mail order business: began with -. sens
for free booklet. Tells how. Heaoock 1900
Iockpo-t. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED.

NURSE FOR insane hospital pay $50 monh'
Address Box 81, Millbrook, y. y.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST IA SKBOOKs.

LOST handbook No. e1sS3i. Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return hook 20 bank
LOST. Handbook No e6oi22. Bank for Saw
inss 80 4th ave, New York Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
The Bronx.

FATHSATE AVE. q :. $50 n - lI.d -,
orxgj. May %. 1907. John Diehl TO Ida OshIas
s.. 600: attornev. : Williamson, 800 Alexander
ave. 49,
LOT go map Gleason property, Path Ward
April j. 1901: Minnie Tulp 10 stephen Mc-
Bride; $40: attorney Robert bergman 30
ave and l4sih e. ,-
LOT 7G. map 1,l14A. Schiehelln estate. 2ith
Ward. avg "a 1911. James Di Benedetio 20
Richard r Masien: $500. attorney, Title Guar
antee and T.ust GO. lTG Broadway.
LOTS 81. - and 81, map lOUO. estate OF
Moses Devos Fordham Heights: Dec 10 100
James Balm 70 Chas Hill; N,jl2 so; sttoT-
news Tnmet & Parish. - Wall -.
MEIVOSE ST, s. AIS n o. Courtlsndt
ave. 25xlUO. Melrose 81 s S, 800 Il v OF Court
laudt ave, 25xlOO; Nov G. 1912 Benz Benenson
20 John Q Hen,z; Si,l0o; attorney. GUSTAV
Frey. go ID ave.
OltCHAFD tHoneywclD AVE. g e.. 2j4 n =
W. ~ samuel NSOth) 81. 80 ilX9s II: Sep, IL,
iaii. Annie McCouville 20 Caroline rtahloers
81 $50. ATTORNEY. CEes HsNcck, 300 Lat
iSOth -.
PARK Cgan-osD AVE. 3lI-. 25xl5o; Nav g.,
1905 jennie Levine and ano 20 American NOT
-acc CO 81 Nassau 81; S2.2ip.
POTTER pI. 70 :. iOo - " or Csdiz y. OK
100. Pee - 1872 Rachel Defira 70 the Estates
Settlement co: 81 coo. attorney, Manhattan
Mort gage Co. 200 Broadway.
iGGTU ST r. 88a.7 II " from cor
Courtlandt ave, lOOXgs.p; Dec 20. 1872; Benen
sor Realty % 10 Rockland Realty 90; t3ooD;
attorney. = c Bell. 800 Willis ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and addrets Of grantee and sttor-
ney)
Int.res, per cent. unless otherwis. stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

LADY's MAID.-French-En English; best refer
ences: Young. refined sirl. $50. Carneilo
Agency. 1903 West AID St. cor. 9th ave
phone J67I Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Or lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

SD ST s. 100 II Of 9Th ave, 2SX9s.s'
Arrl 90 1911. Alice VI Libowitz Gormerlv
Gardiner 20 Astor Trust Co. $4,000; attorneys
Rollins * Rollins % Nassau st
$50 ST. > 80 II from cor 6th ave
toX2JO 10. sept II, lS9, kdw g bailey 10
80 cedar 81. 100
1o2D ST, 81 East, tO1ico II: March !. 1907
Jacob and Harry Cohen 70 Paul Heilinger' 30
Broadway: Sr1. 800.
10TH 81 % 10 80 West, n =. runs n ei'tN
y A. SIX III 10 O. block v OK 1907 10
p Il 81 O 49, 10 beg, Nov !. 1870; jacob Cohch
10 The state Bank S7s Grand st: Si550o.
DIVISION ST, on . cor Governor ~,
Il .2Xsa. SSH 9N1O: sept II. 1901. Jonn and Rose
Mcmahon % Wn - Seden: $500; attorney.
Iamcs W McDermott. ? Rector 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

LAUNDRESS.-Neat strong. capable Swed
ish girl. excellent laundress: shirts, collars
etc; best references. Osterberg's Agency
1lG Lexington ave. Tel. 1850 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

CooK-Firsf class. English. German, plain
srd fancy. personal reference: SO. city or
country. Domestic Exchange. 32l Columbus
ave. schuyler 9l5G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

LAVNDREss-C'an DO shlrts collars and Al
me linens: excellent references. Miss Mar
garet smiths Agency. - West t2d 81. Phone
1868 BRYAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

COOK-r-irr, class references understands
cooking IN all branches. Miss Margaret
Smith. Agency, % West Al 81. Phone $3.50
HrpAut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

excellent reference: good baker; wages $50.
city or country. Domestic Exchange. 32+ Co
IumhuI AVE- Schuvler nllB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

TITTsiNG HOME for chronlc or assd in Ga,tn,
healthy location: aeaI crescent IIO0
ate Nurse, 1870 sGth ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

LAUNDREss.-First class; collars, shirts
laces. etc. French English German speak
ing. references SS5 Carnollo Agency. 10,
West 42d 81. Phone 56TI Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

COOK-Plain: Wrench no English: or kltch-
enmsld: willing: neat; bes, references
$50. Csrnello Agency. l03 West 42d 81.
phone 1917 bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16
DIR. STRONG'S ; S..,,s n. .s..'''

Est 1850 Delightful fer hsanh; ,os' anu
/ rscrestion Omen oil yeHT. Booklet
| ',,tIN 81 YATES Pres and Gen Mahaget.
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"oN-THE-HIIL" HEALTH ftsoHT'
Wuteytoyn, i.jtchheId TO-, Conn.
rHIyATK HOME sASITAK'TYN'

I'D fIghtb 81, BTOOhT!" ''. -,
ENclCsiVe; quiet home Tor nAtelnis' au,t
cal ana medical eases. Graduate nurse
ph.rs A. Sautb Call or Nrite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

NURsF-Can take infant from birth. under
stands all foods and physical care; excellen
references Miss Margaret smiths Agency. =.
West 42d st. Phone $3.50 Brysnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-16

WATTRESS PARI.OkMAID. = Neat tat
Scandinavian girl; FIRST class waitress.
best references: friend chambermsid. Oster-
berg's Agency. 10 Lexington ave. Tel. 1855
Plaza.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-25
.INVshTS A TERRIBLE
ENGINE OF OBSTRUCTION

Paris. oct "a new and terrible
engine of destruction Whose function
i'm the air win be- the same as that OF
"a torpedo az sea ua9 been designed
10y Captain ReboJl of the Military
General Stat in Paris
Captain Rcboui's experiments with
mis- aerial torpedo made comparatively
little prosress uuu the recent discov-
cry of a stabiliziue device FOR aero
plane by the Froncn inventor, Moreau
Ncreau was able lbs means of his in
vantiou. to ny m a strong wind for
over half an hour without touching his
bonds to the levers Of his machine,
only using his feet on the pedals FOR
steering purposes captain Reboul has
applied Morcau's staDili2er 10 his own
invention and is able To ioresce the
time when nect of winged torpedoes
controlled by wireless biography may
be launched against the cucmy's air
leet Immediately ola It's appearance.
II is not impossibl, to believe that
in the warfare Of the future dWgible
balloons ard aeroplunes will 80 into
Che aid accompanied 10y a fleet of pro-
tcetins satellites. Under control of the
ahmcu, these torpedoes will act as es-
cort 10 the principal ship, and then be
launched against the enemy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-25
IN The CHURCHES OF
CALUMET and VICINITY
Local Pastors Are invited TO Con.
tribute TO This Department Which
viii Appear Each Saturday. All
Notices Free Of Charge.
SACRED HEART CHURCH
TO OBSERVE THE IRIDIUM
FoRTY-HouR DEVOTION SERVICE
TO BE c o NDUCT TED
NEXT WEEK.

Fortyhour devotion service, the Tri-
dunn, as II is known by the clergy.
win be observed at Sacred Heart
church next week, beginning with q
solemn high mass Friday mornng at
o'clock and concluding Sunday even
ing. Every member of the Sacred
Heart parish Will participate in the
service by receiving the sacramrn. and
making visits TO the church to spend
some time in prayer.
The services for the Iridium will be
as follows:
Friday. oct. 81
Holy Mass at 6, Z AMI 9 a. M and \
-. M Rosary. Hymns and Benedi..
ton.
Saturday, Nov. feast of all Saints
First mass and exposition at 3
o'clock; second mass at and high
mass at 3 o'clock; 8 p. m.--Rosary,
hymns and .benediction.
sunday, Nov. .
Holy mass and exposition AZ s
o'clock; early mass at 7:45: Children's
mass at . o'clock and high mass at
1880. The solemn close of the Tri-
dunn will take place at 1880 Sunday
evening.
Confessions will be heard in the
morning, afternoon and evening Of
Thursday, Friday and Saturday for
married ladies, Young ladies and young
men and married men, respectively.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

owing t. the absence Of Rev. 3
RUmsdahl, who is attending the Nor
wcgian- Lutheran conference at Esca-
Uaba, services at the Norwegian Luth-
cran church Sunday morning will be
conducted by a deacon. Communion
service, which was to have been con-
Quoted tomorrow morning, has been
postponed one week. A temperance
service win be conducted Sunday eve
ming By the Nora Temperance society
George ID. Wcstcrman. upper peninsula
secretary OF the Y. NJ. g. "A. will be
one of the speakers. a program Of mu-
@icgl numbers and Rotations will be
given. Members OF the society are
requested to be prccnt at Gas. a gen
rral invitation is extended to the pub
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-25

county hail The otuer money uec,
IN it's construction cam, from The sal,
Of am cid sail and workbo1ss. Cam,
( ~ couyict- known as "vhaclbaIrow
muu" began its construction m H.,
and IL was completed in tfs3
On March e. 1883, the assembly g.,
.PennsyIvaua acting for ,hc county of
! Philadelphia. rendered the u.s.. 1T the
building as the temporary homie ct
Congress, Cpu-ress, which was meet
/ ing then i'm New York after mucn de
I bate fixed the permanent - alton If
, the national government ON de hankg
4 of the Potomac and Philadelphia,
mainly through the ouo'.5 of Rober
Norris and To the disappot tment 5f
New York, was decided rpor al. the
scat of government for ten years. ON
December 8. 1899, the thit., session Of
the First Congress met the halt,
the first speaker OF the House ~ Req
rrescutativcs being Frederick Augustu'
MuhlcuJeig, George Wdshius:on was
iuuuguratcd i'm the hall Of March l.
1898. aud i'm il he delivered his taro-
Wen address. John adams WAS nlug-
urated as the second president &C tie
United States within it's wallis and
Thomas Jefferson was there sworn .u
as yico president
While Congress sat in tn nll the
Emitted Stutcs mint aud the tinted
states bank were established Yer
mont kentucky aud Tern"9yo' we're
admitted 10 the union; thl arm, and
navy were iroreauized ~ pcrma-
uent basis, Jays historic treaty. with
England was considered aul ratified,
the whiskey insurrection vtt sup.
pressed. the wars with The Indians
were successfully conducted Ivy Ham
ar, ST Clair aud Wayne; tne br:ef
war with france was Undertaken, ana
within it's wallis was otirilllN an
the death of George WASHINGTON in
1899.
Twice Threatened b. FIRE,
Congress uhc first session - the
sixth sat in the hall Tor the .ast time
on May #, 1900 The last act Of tie
Senate was to request the president
to instruct the attorney general 10
prosecute William Duane, editor Of
| the Aurora. for a dofamatory libel
\ committee of Congress recon-
mcndcd an appropriation Of 100000
! 10 Philadelphia as compensation for
/ the ten Years use of the building. out
/ the expenditure was never authorized.
/ After Congress vacated il. the hall wae
used by the courts and the voices ut
Ian II the famous philadelphia law
ycrs rang through It's rooms. The
building was abandoned by the courts
! i'm 1888, since which time several col
onial societies have used ii as head
quarters The structure was twice
threatened by fire. in 1921 and in 1851,
but little damage was done
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-25
REOPEN JEWEL THEFT CASE.
Son OF Former Illinois College Pro.
fessor to Face Trial Monday.

wv " w U'sl ltlIfiOle 1ObtNt FEO'
lessor to Face Trial Monday.
Portland ore, oct 25.-The case of
=, L. = Won Klein which attracted
much attention az the time of his ar.
rest i'm Chicago last winter is on the
calendar 9t Judge Moirow's court
Aarc go" trial next Monday. Won Klein
is 10 DC tried for the theft Of S3,50o
worth OF diamonds from Ethel New.
Comoe. Of Portland, who was responsi-
BILE for his arrest. a previous trial on
In, same charge resulted in dis
agreement of the jury. Won Klein Is
also under an indictment FOR alleged
bigamy. lie is said to be the son NJ
a well known professor ~ Evanston,
III Prior to his present trouble he
was engaged in the jewclry business
ia Minneapolis It is reported that
one of the women who was a princi-
pal witness for the prosecution at the
hrst trial will not be on hand TO tcs-
tify against Non Klein at the ap-
prOyChinE uial.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-25
CENTENNIAL "a. &.

Rev. j. II. Strike will deliver a dis
course at the Centennial VI. L. church
sunday morning, speaking from the
subject Tho Purpose OF ChristS SUI
,oring.' John Kneebone Of Laurium
viii be in charge of the evening
service. Classes will meet at $3.50 and
sunday school will meet at 2:30.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-25
FIRST BAPTIST

sunday morning viii be conducted by
John Johnston, physical director Of the
y, VI. 9. a. The theme will be Paul,
ihc Prosecutor; Paul tho Apostle" \
repetition OF the cautata. "rtc Way
side Cross by the Sunday school will
De given in the evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-25
CAt-UM EFT M. e,

ley. 9. l.. Adams will conduct serv-
Ices at the Calumet NJ. l.. church sun
dag morning and evening. speaking on
Oh" respective subjects "'rhe Brother
mood Of Man" aud Whittier than
NhoW.' Glasses will meet at O'Clock
ana Sunday school at $50.