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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-05

An apparatus has been devised in
France which, if all that is claimed
for it is substantiated, may have an
important bearing on the aeroplane as
an engine of war. General Hirschau-
er, of the flying corps, has received a
communication from the inventor OF
the apparatus, DR.. Cousin, scientist,
who has recently been experimenting
on this device with Jules Verdines,
the aviator. He informs General
Hirschauer that the apparatus, which
is small and simple and can be car
ried in a soldiers knapsack, by pro-
voking disturbances of the air will
cause any type of aeroplane to cap
size even it it has ascended to a
height of more than 5000 feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-05
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-05

When mail collector was emptying
a mail box in the business section
of London last hight the contents
burst into flames just as he was about
to place them in his leather pouch.
The mail matter was entirely Destroy
ed and the mail mans hands were
slightly scorched. The outrage is laid
10 the door of the militant suffragettes.
Three suffragettes armed with buck
cts of paste and big brushes. plaster
ed the facade Of Marlboro Police Sta
ton with "votes for women" placards
and women's social and political proc
lamations yesterday and then per-
mitted themselves to be arrested. In
Bow street police court they refused
was given their names ,and the choice
was given them Of a fine of SIS each
OF week in Jail. They chose impris-
onment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-05

Three men were killed and six Sc
riously injured late yesterday when
lotion water gate dropped into a
trench where the men were working
at Charlevoix and Garland avenues,
Detroit, Mich. The injured men were
all taken to hospital and several
may die. The trench was being exca-
vated for 42-inch water main. The
gate, supported by heavy timbers,was
being lowered into the trench, when,
it is claimed, one of the timbers sud
denly broke. The workmen were
caught practically without warning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-05

Glasses in eugenics for young men
and women. with prominent physi-
clans as instructors, weekly dancing
classes, billiard and pool tables, and
bowling alleys are to be a prominent
part in the equipment of the Flatbush
New York Congregational Church, ac
cording to progressive program out
lined by the pastor, Rev. Louis I,
Reed, and adopted at meeting Of
about $50 members of the church.
There was some surprise and consid-
erable opposition manifested by the
more conservative members, but the
2rogressives were too strong, and they
carried their point in upholding the
pastor in his advanced ideas.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

Milbank, South Dakota, Julyl11th,
1918.
Board Of equalization met pursue mt
to adjourn nent with ell members pre-
sent. They proceeded with the equal
ization OF personal property In the
county Is follows:
Larson & Orwell. -four mill at Re.
lilo, assessed at ~, 5OO.O 90 raised to
IS, 500. 90.
Northwestern Elevator at LabOlt IS.
sessed at 4l750. 90, raised to e25OO. OO
Pacific Elevator ut Revillo, assessed
at $l5lS.OO raised to $1,000 90
State Bank OF Twin Brooks, assessed
At $4,000, raised to $500
Bank of Revillo, Uses sed at $4,000
raised to $4,000
First State Bank of Revillo, asses-
sed at $1,000, raised to 1890.
=. D. Aldrich. printing plant, ass
essed at $3.50, raised to $500
On motion the structures on the nell
OF sec. 31-l2O.5O, assessed at $500 was
lowered to$2OW
The board OF county commissioners
than took up the business OF the
county as follows:
On motion the application of Anna
Olson for . loan Of $1,000 from the
permanent school fund was rejected.
On motion the justice reports OF A.
J. Rleser were approved and ordered
filed.
, On motion the petition to the county
commissioners from the township
supervisors OF Mazeppa township, "a
build : road Ia said township, was
| roiocted.
The following bills wore audited and
allowed and warrants drawn Tor the
SANE:
Ohosa = 0llbsftson snseerial 70 he
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

!. Hubank, B. D.. July I. 1913.
Board Of co~nty eommiesionors met In regu-
lar neetin9 wtths1A members present.
countv 6osrd d equalization. the members
preoSt With the county auditor. subscribed TO
the tolloying oalh:
state Of SoutA Dakota. =.
va. n underotened. constituting the board
Of equalization u and Toy Grant county, south
Dakota. for the pear 1913, DO soiemnly swear
the duties Of said board. to the best OF our
Csc. Mitchell. Chairman.
WIN. Linngren, Commissioner.
John Maxwell. Commissioner
VS., NIXON, County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this LIST
day Of July 1917. L,pd.hl.
Notary Public.
The assessor books not being all in at this
time, the board adjourned until such time as
would b n.cessary for to prepare all books fo'
Thc commissioner then took up the business
OF the bounty. o. follows:
The minutes Of the last regular and subse
Quent adjourned meetings were read and ap
The following bills were audited and allowed
and warrants drawn for amo
Nilbank Light and Power Co., eupplies !.
Jcsso : Ede. sand furnished Tor county -.
{. ". Hssassas. prsniam on dre and tor.
nado i%nsuranss for nov building on ,ox =
Roy s1 ! 4 l.dsss, rssisssros dsed.. salary +.
Geo. $. S iSSa: as.i Dor diem and n~iieass... MS .
The county farm was visited and everythin!
found Satisfactory, inmate contsntsd and vol
q motion. board adjourned to July 9TH
VS.. Nixon.
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

Albert Cover. witness fees and mileage
state " John $50
C D. Bfotzke, witness fees and mileage
state y Adams and Collins. 10
etc, Sl5.45 allowed 4. .........-... 13.45
Dudley StAats, vital tatietics. $40
son Apetl .May-J 1913 ......... 5000
X P Dore. Milbank sewer tax......... $3.50
Newe Printing Co. supplies to county 1.45
Chard 4 GilberteOn mdee. to court
News Printing Co.. supplies to county s4.s7
Mitchell Publishing Co., supplies to
n Nelson, mdse 10 court house. lbs
q A Kern, mdse. to county fsrm....... 1866
} s Farley. mdee, to county f.sm.... &.A
GA K Post Of Milbank part Of expense
Otto Hsael, Blazing stone on county '
Grant County Telephone Co.. phone
and tolls to county, for End. quarter,
Grant County telephone Co, phone ."
rent to county farm ....... S:75
j. G. Rswson, wood to court house,. 500
Brown = Saenger, supplies to county. 1.55
w: Jennings, jailor fees, April-May-
W. Jennings, attendance in court, etc 40
W.. JenninRs, serving coroners jury,
". Jsnnines. serving warrant. 81 al.
rest, mileage. Is. 80
W: Jennings, serving warrants, mile 70
Al Bleser, j~ustice fees Sis
Voss & Lueechow, part payment on
cOntract OU.W
Vose y LueschOw. part payment on
Grant County Review, supplies to conn
Dr.. C;ha.. Flett. services a: coroner, etc 4s.oG
w. II. Koepke, services as cofoner's
Dudley sts..., services 4. coroner:
NV. Li9eeit. services as coroner's
juror, mileage, etc 49,
j. j. Lockhart. Office rent for April.
May, June. 1914. 81 "a
s. s. LOckhart. cash advanced for tele-
phone and electric light. ....... SIC
William Meyers. blacksmith work for
Grant County Newe. printing and sup
plies for county oficers. ......... 7.4(
w. ). Nixon, commission on school
books sold ...... 5.a
W.. 5. Nixon. cash advanced for freight
ana express. 1890. H.d
w. 8. Nixon, cash advanced for r. O.
box rent .......... .............. 90.
w. s. Nixon, cash advanced for post
age etAmpe ....... G.U
w. s. Nixon, cash advanced for cleo
trio light and water rent. ALI
w. $. Nixon, cash advanced for sup.
plies for typewritere.. 5.a
On motion the board adjourned to July 18th
vs. NIXON,
County Auditor.
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Biz Stone City-Rsturned at........... IS Is
ralsed. - per cent; :. :,
Revjllo-ksturpsd II 20
raised 70 per cent. 80
lowered , por cent.
Horses &C" not changed.
CATTLE "A -
Adams twp-Returned t.............. Il q
lowered : P:r cent. Is q
lowered 3 per cont. .
Biz stone twp-Returned at........... "A 81
Blooming Valley twp-Returned at....... II o.
Fsrmioe K it,wp1Returned at............ 20 IS
lowered 70 per cent. .o
Georgia twp-Returned at................. Is 10
Grant Center twp Returned at........... 10 90
lowered 10 per cent. a
Kilborn twp-Returned at............... ID ~
raised 2 per cent.
Lura twp-Returned t.................. IL u
raised 81 per cent.
Aazeppa twp Returned at................ ~
lowered q per cent.
MelrOse twp-Keturned at............... 10 -
raised 8 per cent.
Madison twp-Koturned at................ IA IL
raised Is per cent.
OsceOla twp-Returned at............... ID W
raised 2 per cent, -.
Stockholm twp-Returned at........... IL IL
lowered 5 per cent.
Troy twp Returned ................ Is W
raised 2 per cent.
T win Brooks twp-Returned at........... II IS
raised - per cent.
Vernon twp-Returned at................ II 26
lossrsd 9 Per cent; = 20
raised II per cent.
Acknowledgement ................ Is OF
lowered 10 per cent.
Twin Brooke village Returned st........ IL VI
CATTLE ~
Ada ms twp-Returned at............... ~ "
RAiaAA no tAR A0nt
Alban twp-Returned t.............. 50 50
raised s. per cont.
Big Stone twp-Returned at............ 81 "a
raised q per cent.
Blooming Valley twp-Returned at....... Al ss
Farmington tvp-Returned at.......... 81 Is
Georgia twp-Returned at............... IS q
raised IS per cent.
Grant Center twp Returned at........... 43 II
Raised 3 per cont.
raised IL per cent.
Lure twp-Roturnod Observation-Disclosures. u II
raised II per cont.
naseppa wp-.Returned at............ a 81
not changed:
raised II per cont.
uadtsOn twp-Returnod at............. ~ =
Raieod II per cent. .
O0C0OlA tWp-R0turno0 at ............ - n
Stockholm wp--heturned at........... ~ g.
fatesd q Rsr cent. 80.
ivy W. 1e0tNG0O0 ~ ! !
raised 50 Dor cent.
Twin Brooks tWp-Roturnod at........... ~ &
lowered o por cent.
Vernon twp-Returnod t.......... 50 A
raised II per cent.
Albo0-Returnod ct "a Il
raised 32 p0r cant.
Big stons City Returned at............ IS s.
raised . per cent.
IAii0ank-koturnod 50 q
lowered II Dor cent.
8ovillO-Returnod IS q
raised ~ por cent.
Twin Bro0ks villago-returued at..... II 4
raised 3 Dor cent.
On motion. the 1918 assessed valuation OF lot,
I10-l7 and 10. block Z, 4ilbank, was lowered
u 0o0.
w. 8. Nixon.
County Auditor.
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and allowed and warrants drawn for
same:
] Ferguson, vital statistics. $500
" ]. Ferguson, vital statistics. ....... 10. Is
n; :. Nelson. mdse to county board Of
Farley Auto Co., mdse to county farm IS
n: 9. Niles, pictures taken OF men in
Al. Bieser, justice fees. 80
WI Ferguson, balance cut from pre-
vious bills allowed. ..... II 50
W. Jennings. serving warrants, ETC.. $50
Al. Bleeer, justice fees. ........ 800
On motion justice report OF A.. j.
Bleser approved and ordered filed.
Commissioners proceeded to check
up the offices Of the county auditor
and county trea surer with the follow
ing result:
Total tax received from January
let. to July 1st.. 1913 .... 80 $50. II
Total Misc. received from Jan uary
1st to July lst 1913 ......... 30, l01 SO
Total Receipts Sl2,,4 5l 50
Total disbursements, January list
to July lst, 1913 ........... gill, 545. 43
Total collections from July 1stt to
July 18th, 1913. 1922 81
Balance on hand July Let, 1913. ss.529. IS
s4s. 35:. "A
Total disbursements. July Let to
July 18th, 1913 1902 IS
Balance on hand July nth, 1919 s3s BOY 70
In banks....... $33O63 IS
CAsh Items :. 1885
Currency ... 233 80
Total. $33329 10
The Clerk of Courts having filed a
requisitiOn for the names of Sc male
persons to complete the jury, the fol-
low apportiOnment was made and
a ames drawn:
Alban Twp. 2, August Vote and +
Brotzel.
Adams Twp. 2, j. r. Birch and
John Ree:z
Big Stone Twp. 1, w. j. Rice
Blooming Valley Twp. 2, Fred
Richter and Henry Mogen
Pennington Twp. l, Ed Anderson
Georgia Twp. ?, F. c. Roberts and
N. Forsberg
Grant Center Twp. 2, August Tass.
Ter and Thomas McMayOn
Kilborn Twp. 2, w. W. Harper
and N. l.. Turner
Lura Twp. 1, Aug Kaaz
Mazeppa Twp. 2, NJ. M. Wartenbes
and Eddie Adolphson
Melrose Twp. 2, G. NJ. Chapman
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and j. 81. Chapman
Madison Twp. 2, K. J.. Tweed and
n. Young
Osceola Twp 2. E. Painter and Carl
Peterson
Stockholm Twp. l, O. P. johnson
Troy Twp. 2, Fred GripentrCg and
CIV. Johnson
Twin Brooks Twp. l, F. B. Avery
Vernon Twp. ?. Ralph Whiting and
Paul Brandt
Big Stone City ?, O. K. Russman
and Tony Erne
Milbank 2, Charles Fenner and G.
F. Fox
Albee /, liver Olson
Revillo l, Herb Lucas
On motion the following bills we're
audited and allowed and war; ants
drawn for m
! A. j. Lindahl, court scrip..... go
F. b. Purdy, vital statistics, etc....... s6.@
Minnie knanse, nursing and admin
ietering anesthetic. 500
A. j Bleser, justice fees. .........m.. 1.s5
n. +. Nelson, supplies to county board
of health. 2.15
DR.. f. T. Carlton, vital statistics $500. 45
| w. I. underwater, vital Statistics. $50
Claude Derrick. witness tees and mile.
' < j.eo,ei, vital statistic. ..:.:.: 1 a:s
II. G. Souder, cash advanced for labor
on summer school building. 49,. 6.b5
n. F. Nelson. supplies to county board
j. S. Farley, mdse to county board Of
Big stone Headlight, official printing
$56. 40, allowed at......... ....... 52.O
Catherine Sherman, services rendered
a. nHrse DIV
Milbank Light u Power Co., electrical
supplies to court house. ......... 1000
DR.. Chae. Flett, vital statistics. ...... 9.25
DR.. Chae. Flett, services ae county ply
JIG. Oougherty. witness fees, state W
Adams aud COlline. 10
DR.. Chas. Fiett, livery to county farm 100
State OfSouth Dakota. 1913 session lave 1000
Farnham Printing Co. mortgage record
for register OF deeds. $500
Sherman Lull. M. D.. medical services
rendered poor, $500 allowed st.. 80
Mrs. W.. H. HaninR. care OF pOOf...... W.W
Geo. Mitchell, per diem and mileage. $500
Vim. Linngren, per diem and mileage. 65.2O
John Maxwell. per diem and mileage. 6.W
On motion q justice report OF A. j.
Beser was approved and filed.
On motion board adjourned to Sep
TENDER 2nd, 1918
GEO. MITCHELL
Chairman
w. S. nixon
County Auditor
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
CATTLE &c"

On motion board adjourned to July
18th, 1913.
w. S. Nixon
County Auditor
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

On motion August VIM. Hartge was
appointed County Surveyor for Grant
County, South Dakota, TO serve until
January 1st, 1915, . bond to be given
for tho faithful performance Of his du-
ties.
On motion . refund Of o7.23 was
granted to Christian Dieke, being the
1912 road tax on the sw1 Of Sec. 35-
1870, same being worked by labor,
and e%rroneously returned BY township
clerk.
On motion the school poll tax asses
sed to ]. w. Malsed Ia Melrose town
ship Ia 1912, was abated.
On motion the first installment Of
road Tax for 1912 on the ~ of nw1 &
sw1 of Sec. 1920 40, was ordered re-
funded. and second installment OF tax
sbated, as the same had been paid In
labor, and enormously returned I'M
paid by the township clerk.
On motion the personal property
tax of 1912 assessed to Rev. Olaf Lind
was ordered abated.
On motion the 1918 assessed ualua-
ton for OTIS 25 and 26, Bartlett's End
additiOnltO Milbank, was cancelled,
a. said property Is owned by the Ca
tholic church. and exempt from taxa
ton.
On motion the county auditor was
instructed to place on the assessment
/ rolls any personal property In the
county not given in Or found by the
assessors
On motion board adjourned to July
14th, 1918.
". s. Nixon
County Auditor
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

Mtlbank, South Dakota, July Ilth,
1918.
Board Of County Commisoionoes
- passusot % sdj0ur0meot with ~
uomoogo peoeoot.
- 1oll0wiag hills weso os1i1e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-29
RIVERSIDE DRIVE PROTEST
Real Estate Owners Decry City's
Freight Yard Plan.

The owners Of real estate AUDITING on
that part Of Riverside Drive which will
be affected by the new arrangement with
the New York Central for the laying Of
additional tracks and the establishment
Of a freight yard and docks have issued a
protest against the project as one con
trary TO the best ideas OF city planning"
They call attention TO the large sums
laid out in expensive apartment houses
along the Drive, and advance the opinion
that 1t is Illogical to plant a commercial
development in the midst OF a residential
section.
The protest. which is addressed to John
Purroy Mitchell, as chairman of the Board
Of Estimates special committee, and
signed by Allan Robinson, president Of
the Allied Real Estate Interests. goes on
TO say that tho present instance Is not an
Illustration Of a commercial development
encroaching upon an old residential sec
ton where the increasing land values
more than balance the decline and loss Of
value in the old buildings. but that it Is
one suddenly thrust upon a newly deyel-
oped section which will inevitably dimin-
Ism the Ndlues VI tIlc ldiu anu utSiOS
that Of the buildings. The statement says:
"A development OF the sort contem-
plated would be OF real value il placed in
or near a commercial section. The plan
YOU propose. however would locate the
freight yard in section Of the city
where Il Will do infinite harm and no
good Under the circumstances We feel
that the plan as proposed ought TO be
abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-29
LOVE THE QUAKER PANACEA
Only Cure for Worlds Ills, Says
Message from England.

The New York Religious Society OF
Friends held it's yearly meeting in the
Friends Meeting House, so. 10 East
Goth street. yesterday. The old quaker
dress was little I'm evidence. and the men.
without exception. removed their hats
after taking their seats. vet the thee
sobrlety Of dress and demeanor made IL
hardly possible n believe that the meet
ing was taking place within half "a block
Of the Third avenue elevated.
James Wood. Of Mount Kisco, presided
as clerk. and the visiting ministers in
cluded Joseph Allen Baker " T.. Of
England. one Of the visiting Peace dele
gates: Arthur Damn. Of England; Profess
sor Augustus T. Murray. of Leland Stan
ford Junior University and sylvester
Jones. OF cuba.
The meeting sent message Of brother
hood and goodwill 10 the other body OF
the Society Of Friends. which was in scs-
sion AT the same moment In the Meeting
House in Rutherfurd Place. This was the
message.
The yearly meeting now In session de-
sides 10 express its appreciation of the
fact that our two bodies are gathered
simultaneously in this city and our
thankfulness that each is working as il
apprehends God leads il for the advance
mcnt Of His kingdom. May we all realize
that one is our Master. even Christ, and
that all wa are brethren I'm Him"
The assistant clerk. /. Holingsworth
Wood was appointed TO convey this
greeting. TO be accompanied By Arthur
Damn. a visiting English Friend.
The London Eplstle. which was read,
declared that love was the only cure for
the troubles now besetting the world. FOR
the labor struggles for the possibility OF
war between England and Germany, for
the success Of the new Chinese republic.
The Epistle called upon all Friends TO
Danish Indifference and self-centred think
ing and to join in perfect love for the
solving OF these problems.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-29
MORSE AGAIN CONTROLS
HUDSON NAVIGATION co.
Elected President, from Which
Office He Was Ousted
in 1910.

Charles " Morse is steadily regainng
a powerful position IN steamboat affairs.
a fact revealed yesterday by the an
nouncement of his election 10 the presi-
dency Of the Hudson Navigation Com
pary. Since his return from abroad
Morse has been engaged iu getting the
financial backing 81 his friends and for
mcr business associates, with result
that be- is once more al the head ~ tho
company from which he vas deposed as
president iu 1910.
\ syndicate. which included John No
Kiuuou OF the Assets Realization COM
pany. George r. Sheldon. q director OF
the Hudson Navigation COMPANY and
Iadcnbure. Thalmsnn & co. has turned
over 10 Morse through Hayden. stone *
co.. who acted as bankers In the traHs-
action. 5000 shares Of 500 outstanding.
90 the amount purchased Morse and bis
family own .oep shares and his friends
hold the remaining 300. The total
Morse holdings are now equivalent to 81
pcr cent OF the whole. or sufficient 20 give
him and his associate substantial
working control Of tine steamship COM
panr
Several new members Morse adhcIents.
have been elected 20 thc directorate OF
,he steaml oat company o. enable him "a
carry out his policies unhampcred. Mr..
Morse stated Yesterday that he would az
once take over the active management oi
the Hudson Navigation Company ai-
fairs. bat refused 90 state what price was
paid for The syndicate's holdings.
"That is no, a matter of public con-
Germ" no. said he iuumatcd that other
important change IN the company 5
management are imminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-29
ASK BILLINGS TO PAY ALL
Stockholders Sue for 5000
600 Lost by Walsh Banks.

Chicago. May 2s.-Attempts to hold G.
X. g. Billings. banker Of New York ana
Chicago, responsible for approximately
300. OO0 due TO the failure Of the John
r. Walsh banks. the Chicago National
and the Homo Savings. were begun in the
Circuit Court here to-day. stockholders
who brought the suits charged that Bill
ingss negligence as a director permitted
Walsh TO operate schemes which led TO
the wrecking OF both banks. The amount
lost by the Chicago National Bank is
placed at s3.5O0e0 and the Home Bank
losses at $4,000.
The demurrer Of Mr.. Billings attacks
the suficiency Of the allegations ana
states that the other directors should be
made parties to the suits.
A plan to accept $i52l25 from Mr. Bill
ings in full settlement OF his liability was
prevented by an order OF Judge Tuthill.
who appointed W. g. Niblack receiver for
the banks. Arguments on the suits were
set for Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-29
WINDSOR CLUB RAIDE0
First Move in Brooklyn Clean
Up" Led by Honest Dan"

The fashionable Bedford section Of
Brooklyn was aroused last evening. when
Lieutenant Honest Dan" Costigan. In
spector Cohen and Captain Gallagher. OF
the Grand avenue police station. raided a
reputed gambling house known as the
Windsor club. in Bedford avenue, near
Fulton street
Thirty men were found i'm the place.
Their names were taken. and. with the
exception Of seven. they were permitted
10 go.
The men arrested gave their names as
Emanuel Cohen, No 81 cambridge street;
William Cohen, No. 275 Lefferts avenue;
Ellis Marshall, No. 2i9 Covert avenue;
Joseph Brooks. Emmons avenue. Sleeps
head Bay: John Regain. No. 22i 9th street.
and Albert Keisch No. 1855 Atlantic ave-
nue.. all OF Brooklyn.
Emanuel Cohen was charged with keep
ing a gambling house. and the rest will
answer TO the charge of being common
gamblers when arraigned in the Flatbush
police court this morning.