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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

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,,C,,ervoRRER.-F city; In fam
HOUSE ,5v nv iSnndry: $3.50 Miss FtzGeraiGTs
-, ~ iroent Bureau $40 9Th ave. (siIo
p,udInR) cor 45th ST.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
PROTESTS EXPENSE LIMIT
j. Scofeld Rowe Proposed In
Surance Change.

a protest against proposed legislation
limiting the ratio of expenses on liza
bility and miscellaneous insurance was
made by J Scofield Rowe, vice-president
of the Aetna Life Insurance Company,
in a letter TO Superintendent of Insur-
ance Emmet, at Albany. The letter is in
answer TO an inNitation from Superin-
tendent Emmett asking the insurance
company TO have representative at
Chicago, December /, to discuss. with
insurance commissioners. the suggested
rulings in New York, Utah and Colorado.
The proposed legislation would enforce
a limitation of the expenses incurred in
obtaining liability insurance. based upon
percentage Of the total premiums paid
in. The Aetna company believes there
Is no occasion for such limitation and
that 1t would destroy competition.
All the important requirements of
supervision would he met. the company
submits. if the companies were required
to comply with laws for the mainten-
ance of adequate capital free from i'm
pairments; If they were required to
charge an adequate rate, based upon ex-
perience; If they were required TO set
aside and maintain ample reserves for
the protection of their policy-holders
and If the principle of fair and open
competition is maintained
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
M. w. BLUMENBERG DEAD
Stenographer Who Interrupted
Senate's Lorimer Hearing.

Chicago, Nov. &-Milton W. Blumen-
berg, former official stenographer, of the
United States Senate, who was in the
public view In the Lorimer investigation,
died here last Friday, but so complete
was his retirement that the news became
known generally only to-day. The body
was cremated yesterday at Fresh Pond,
n. Y.
Blumenberg was an expert stem
ographer well known to two decades Of
politicians and statesmen at Washington.
In the Lorimer hearing, while a short
hard man on the witness stand was read
ing notes transcribed. he said from a
secret voice recording machine, Blumen-
berg in a sudden outburst asserted that
the witness was taking. He said lie
knew, as a stenographer. that scraps Of
conversation were being pieced out'by the
witness.
His connection with the Senate was
terminated some months later, and he
went into business in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Grace of God, Free and In
dependent TO Florence Elleh Higgins, Alice
Emma Roadway and Ethel May Beck. ex-
ecutriccs Of John H. Higgins, deceased; Elias
S. Higgins. Estcllc II. Smith and John Her
bert Howes, as executors of Charlotte f..
Howes, deceased; Alvin u. Higgins; Fred
erick H. Tilton; Florence @. Mann; Mrs J.
Iutz Hon, Benjamin X. Tilton, William T..
Lyford. executor Of Jennie Lyford, de-
ceased; Melissa Cummings; Flora Higgins;
Elvira II. Howe; Una i. II. Littleteld, Alice
McCauley Smith: Matte Ham; Alvin Ham !;
Arthur II. Higgins; Minnie II. Salley; Frank
lin 4. Higgins; Sadie Higgins Ham; John f..
Higgins; George Higgins; stella Howes
Smith; j. Herbert Howes; Florence u. Hig-
gins: Alice H. Roadway; Ethel NJ. Beck, and
Olney i. Higgins, Send Greeting: You ana
each of you are hereby cited and required
personally 10 be and appear before our Sur
rogatc OF the County of New York. at the
Surrogate's Court Of said County, held at the
Hall of Records in the County or New YORK
on the 30th day OF December. 1918. at haf-
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day,
then and there TO attend the judicial settle
ment Of the account Of proceedings OF Helen
A. Higgins and willard N. Tibbetts as cx-
ocutors OF a. Hamilton Higgins, deceased.
and "A construction OF the VIII, and such OF
YOU as are hereby cited. as are under the age
Of twcnty-one years, are required to appear
by your guardian, II you nave one, or III you
have none. to appear and apply for one to be
annointed or in the event Of your neglect or
failure TO do so. guardian VIII be appointed
bv The Surrogate 10 represent and act Tor
you in the proceeding.
~, testimony whereof. we have caused the
Seal of the Surrogates Court OF the said
'oN County Of New York TO be hereunto
ISeal1 afiixed ,,
rovIer a Surrogate OF our said County. at
The County OF New York. The 9th day OF No
yember IN the year OF our Lord one thou-
sand nine hundred and thirteen.
'''''A DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 20.

,o,ru ST n s. whole front between Broad
- and West End ave, lS2. 2.3NlO9ZNlSVAIoV,
Nv York Roofing co agt Harry SchiI ., W
West Sod Street Realty Co. owners mar
scbi1t scbbp6 yDWAY cor 94th ST. S8x144.7; New
- pootius, 90 agt Harry SchiH or West SZd
5,-oet Realty co, owners; Harry Schin' con
uaoJSHI' ua,oTTI ST. ST 12s West; Clement Brun agt
caroiyn NJ Swiney, owner; w w Swiney' con
tractor: SJl0 . -. = ,,.,,or
Gas Light Co, lessee ana CoHua0'0' '"'
chase. owner Lass. ,. -. -,
O'.JS~ SD AVE l1G4 Benjamin Giannalone et a.
.st Katlryn = OReilly owner: Won ShapHo
q Son. Inc contractor; S42O. .o go, o
AMSTERDAM AVE, l2Ol 10 i-Ue, SIS 10 ~
coii Contracting Co. Inc, agt Ralpaul co, me-
owner and contractor; soy 70. . ,,..,..,,
g-TU sT "A and 46 West; Abram Barkan
sgt Mary \ and John II Hens1a%' s1a OWNERS
TTsnk Krefetz. Inc, contractor; VIZ
PRO OADWAY, "a e cor 94th 81, 33. 5Xl4Z
rsynoan Denker agt SD street Realty CO.
aTner and contractor: Clarence Davies. re
esiver. owner Harry Schiff, contractor: 5000
in5TH ST, n s whole front between broac-
nav and west End ave, x; Heyman Denker
egf sd street Realty Co, owner and contractor @
! Clarence Davies, receiver, owner; Harry
schif. contractor: $685.. 80.
n Mills owner and contractor: 5000.
7TH AVE, 242O; Jacob Victor et al agt
Marian ] Martin, owner; Philip RepatzHy'
1toTII ST s 8. PIG # W OF Brook ave. ok
ens. Ideal Gas and Electric Fixture 60 as,
pronx-l49th street Realty Co, owner Matthew
p Carson, contractor; S6S1. IN
o96TH ST s. sos II OF Barnes ave. lux
ia: Florence Esposlto agt Giosue Arcoieo
owner and contractor; $3.50. -
FREMONT AVE. 2J9 East: Nicholas '
Cssson agt Berta Rabas, owner and contractor
yTH AVE. 242o; Samuel Perlmutter agt
Marian I Martin owner; Philip RepatzKy
and Marian ! Williams, contractors: WV
i42D ST, lag West; Lenox sand and GraVei
Co act 146 West 1924 Street Corpn, owner
Kranle- Contracting Co, contractor; Slgl o3.
BROADWAY, I cor cath st. 33oxl44 |;
Samuel fucker agt Henry Schiff, owner ana
contractor; 81, go. .., -.
al agt Cherry Street Realty Co, owner and
contractor; SCI. >,,,..
SSTH ST. West; New York Moulding
Mfg Co agt Louis stern, owner; Adjustment
pesltv Co contractor: 500 SO.
WASHINGTON ST. 449; + Eckenroth q
Son AIT Daniel Edgar, Newbold Edgar and
Herman Canaan, eXrs, etc, owners; POWER
Brothers. contractors; Feldman Bigel, SUD
contractors. SIo6 63.
2iTH ST. 142 10 LAG West; Harbison-Walker
RefIactores Co agt District Realty Co. owner
Peter Cuthv contractor renwaD; Sl,22l 20;
18TH ST 912 East; Harlem wall Eaptr
supply agt Adam Happel owner; Herman COLT
ueb contractor. s4j 2S
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

- yvmiams and ano to Isaac Hsft; 800.
SaIS S7sias Fieischmann ct al, trus TO SoloiHo"
'snbatzkin: $3.50. r,.u.. e. -
PARK Mortgage 20 10 N'0'''' .
COO 70 same: $1,000 , r
ssmyel ] Riker and ano, admr' 10 M
tfcndricks, gdn' q,
same to same. 81
So IN same. 81 ~
same, SAM ~ r Walker and ano. trus, TO Kings
..,ntv trust Co: Sl4.Ooo
N'sar,e 10 same; S&IVpV
Sor1e 10 same; Sl5.OW.
ssrpe 10 same. S-O,VOV
same 10 same Sl1'Nv.
asme 10 same. SlV'VV'
.,,on sam Realty co 10 Harris Maron 81.
same 70 :, Nirc6an and ano. exr. to Catherine
ueehan: 81
NesaI1e 10 same; 81.
Ss,ne 10 same; 81. ,,..
Ss 1sbr Frankenheimer and ano, trus, to Alice
'l,fran. So 900.
ps,mo no Leon Deutsch: 5000
go IN clara Deutsch; $1,000.
Iaryers Mortgage co 10 George Young
sl9VN. 10 Emil r Palmenberg; $4,000.
Fr.e5s sprado to Title Guarantee and Trust
90 81. a., a,o ,rps n Louis r p
sang, 56ei5 Estate to Title Guarantee and Trust
90; >ieric dc 7 Foster and ano, exrs to Wal
'G i,colp trust co to Eugene w Mente 81
~. o.. ,vu,,.r,s oxr 20 Fannie q X
"1lLi1Hif "G1ltr,Hfisn Sprado. gdn. TO Title Guarantee
ana lIt5c Eenedict. admr. TO Adelaide Bene-
act: 81 >-o,. vorl Trust Co.
Moss Estate lhc' 70 Nc"
SEQ ..........-. - ana oxr ~ Pauline e
be2gSrii, Ss9ries Goodman to Estelle II shongut
Vev, York Title Insurance Co TO Mary
NySartir1er bishop 10 Morris Mayer 500.
PSriine L Leopold TO NJ NJ Bdelman; 81
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 26.


ION ST on West: Edward Kent ct al sgt
Nagdalene walter ct al foreclosure OF hl's''
attorney, II Whitman. -. .,uos
MoNROE ST, III: Luigi Naccarato agt Mlles
Realty Co. Inc ct al action to foTecloSe mt
chancs Hens): attorneys, Menken BIOS
CATHEDRAL, PARKWAY. g cor lehoN
ave 25fY1O0: Max Hochstim agt John SOM
tag action TO impress lien); attorney NJ !
Gordon. -
WILKINS PLACE. s cor Jennings st. JOX
100. Barry Bros agt Joseph Richter ct al
foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys, Rose q Faskus'
HOUSTON ST, l94. and LIST st. No ~; lrv,
9s EnSelstsn agt isas9 ApfieeaRp caRen
LOTS 43 and a. map No ], or OhnNille' at
Milliamsbridge depot. The Bronx; catharihe =
Hi sgt William Greenlecs ct al foreclosure OF
migi; attorney. G. Hill
ave, 10Ox1OO Lillian LOwensten agt sarah
speth
18th ST. III West: Edw Dunno ct al agt
Vhss Dunno faction 10 set aside deed; at
~rney, X Stewart
10TH ST. cor "a ave. 105x75; Ebling
brewing 60 agt Albert Mielke foreclosure or
higl: attorneys r Cohn and J Levy.
18TH ST. u West; Frederick de 2 Foster
y a. agt Morris Franklin ct al foreclosure OF
',rl; attorney. = de Rain.
10Th ST. s s. 40 n Of Amsterdam ave,
Rain
- 10Th ST. s s. 30 n Of Amsterdam ave,
~ s.ASJll; Minna Goddard AIT Ellen a Pugh
Kahn
MD t,-'D ST, III West; Albert schaefsr agt
s,,f ,uiof Realty co et al foreclosure OF mtg);
'mpsy, Josephsson.
~ ~ II 81, GS East; Excelsior Savings Bank
a. ~ oi New York agt Chas w Bancker ct
ctl,Ul.seiosure Of mtg); attorney. 9 Gulick.
% seoI,.,hkf ST S. 100 n W OF jefferson st..
ber1 ~, Jonas Well ct al agt LeibKoenigs-
vTFNF
sonoheim4r '
9,SeV,i'ESr AVE. s. I4i.3 II Of l65th ~.
AsS.a,, ro0nia Cooperative Savings and Loan
sure aSsu Suon agt Victor Jeschke ct al 6Oreclos-
VI mig; attorney, r X Wazeter.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
SCHWAB A PESSIMlST
Says Optimistic Statements
Conceal Real Conditions.

Charles NJ. schwab, president Of the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, who was
quoted in Pittsburgh dispatches Wednes-
day as saying that the country Is run
ming into the worst depression in its his
tory, returned to this city yesterday. Mr..
Schwab declared that optimistic state
ments given out with view to covering
UP actual conditions were doing more
harm than good, and In the end would
hurt rather than help conditions.
steel conditions. according TO Mr.. Schwab.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
s,yRRoGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
John r. Cohalan. Surrogate OF the Coun-
~ OF New York, notice is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against Susan 5
Elliott late OF the County OF New YORK
deceased, TO present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber. at It's place OF
,ransacting business. No. 81 Wall Street. in
tho city OF New York, on or before the 20th
day OF December next
DATED, New York, the 18th day Of June, 1913
YEN YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executor
EMMETT e. PARISH, Attorneys for Executor.
80 Wall street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Johp T. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the Coun-
~ Of New York, notice Is hereby given to
all persons having claims against Florence
" 1, Platt late OF the County Of New York.
deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber. at its place OF
trapsacting business. No % Wall Street, In
The city OF New York. on or before The 10th
day OF December next.
dated New York. the 18th day Of June. 1919.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
EMMETT & PARISH Attorneys for Executor
81 Wall Street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
FEW PHYSICALLY PERFECT
Most University of Pennsylva-
MIA Freshmen Defective.

ninety-seven physically perfect men
among the 1,256 students in the freshman
class of the college department of the
University of Pennsylvania. according to
statistics compiled by Or. r. TAFT McKen-
zie. the director OF physical education.
DIR. William Campbell Posey reported
that more than one-third of the freshman
class have defects in eyesight.
The physical defects include organic or
digestive disorders. skin diseases, round
shoulders, uneven shoulders, fiat chests
and fiat feet.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
STORAGE NOTICE.

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE HEREBY
notified that the household goods. personal
uublic auction TUESDAY, Dec. l6. 1919 at lo:3o
q. m. at 32i3-l5-i1 Broadway. there being
over one years storage charges due. and ac.
cording to law In such cases. by order oil
Thomas Reilly, proprietor broadway Storage
warehouse: Il. b. Castleton. Geo. Greer. Mr..
A e. Howard l.. NJ. Simons. +. 4. Morris,
Mrs A. f. Martin. T. Rosenthsi SI.o MT, John NJ. p.
Mana r Yorng. Alice Rose, Mr.. T. i. Glib
new Mrs May c. Aitken. Ellen Hggans. A.
corwine, G. Buttrlck. Mr.; David Wilson Mr.
drexs NJ w. Harmon. Mrs. u. Osteitag.
r. M Townsend, Mrs. Blucher. Miss f. II.
Bogert. ], IT. seagers. sylvester Bellau' MT Mr.
J. II. Johnston; MI a. d. rohnsione Mr..
j. SULLIVAN, Mrs G. Roberts. L. Butler, Mrs
Elizabeth Danton.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

are bad, so that optimistic statements at
his time will sooner or later have a re-
dictionary rather than a beneficial influ-
ence.
1t is estimated that the incoming bust
ness of the United States Steel Corpora
tion this month will average 10000 tons
day. or 1890 tons less than during
September No official statement has yet
been issued regarding the October busl-
for the previous month.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
AUTO BUILDERS BUSY
Detroit Factories Employing
More Men than Usual.
LBy telegraph TO The Tribune.

Detroit, Nov. ?6.-Officials of six of the
largest automobile companies in Detroit.
in response to inquiries regarding indus
trial conditions. declared to-day that they
were employing more men now than they
ever did before at this season Of the year.
The Ford Motor Company is now en-
ploying between 1900 and 1900 men.
about 30 per cent more than in November
last year. said an official of the COM
pany.
THE Cadillac company has more men
on its payrolls than ever before" said
w. G. Leland. vice-president of that con-
Germ.
The Chalmers. Studebaker and L,ozier
companies made similar reports.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 26

MADISON AVE. cor 42d st; r c Rout-
ledge. Inc. agt Lincoln Trust CO ct al; sept
e. 1913: S43 A..
18Th ST. li9 East: Lewis & Egginton agt
Frederick l. Merriam et al: Oct 30. 1913; St5 20
AVE b. cor 2Oth st; Crescent sand ana
Gravel 60 AIT John l. Bookman ct al; July 90
1913: N.6l2la 49,
5TH AVE. sl5: Tozzini & Co agt George
Kemp Realty Co ct al; Sept II, 1913 (vacated);
fj9O
lTzD ST. 90 East. 3 caro- agt Marazzi Con-
sructlon co q al; Nov 13. 1913 500.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Heir to Fortune Imprisoned.

Harvey Rosenwald, twenty-three years
old. who will come into fortune of $780,
600 at thirty years of age. was sentenced
to the Elmira Reformatory yesterday by
Judge Mulqueen. in General Sessions.
Rosenwald had pleaded guilty of grand
larceny. He had cashed worthless checks
in various hotels.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Denies A. P. A. Responsibility.

"sorge p. Newman. OF No. Fifth ave-
nue. who was named as president Of the
e'can e,,,'l Protective Association. I'm a cir
sent out under the name of that or
haa a'lon said yesterday that while he
no, oeen elected TO the position he had
,or accepted IT and was not responsible
IT., any statements made by the associa-
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
TERATIONS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, lO7 and lO9 East; to sly an
ing room ana lofts: A Luchow. llo East M lftn
o. owner; L Wennemer, 2135 Honey"eH ave-
The Bronx, architect; $1,000 .o., -. :.
AVE a q s. between 18th and 18th ste; 70
as sty public school: city, owner; c b S'y-
Der, architect: $4,000. "a
ATTORNEY ST. 123 and 10; 70 a - soy
public school: city. owner; b Snyder'
architect: 50, $50. .,.,,,
BIACKWELLS ISLAND, centre. Opposite
5Sd ST. 10 . sly hospital; city owner =
Meyers, / Union Square West archi'eet' S'''
CO.,
The Bronx.
wyNDOVER AVE. 4O4 and 406; 4 sly erk
tenmt b3x65. James OGrady. 166 East llith
a. owner Bruno w Berger & Son. III Blo!e
House architects; cost. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-PUBLIsHER TO PUBLISH A
history OF the World. The most comprehen-
sIye universal history ever written OF ancient
middle or modern ages. to the present day
An o,hnographcal and chronographical work
OF about eight hundred pages. Address J. w.
Wilson. go Lincoln ave. Covington NY.
ACTIVE PARTNER wanted by established ex-
mort and import house. l.. II. C.. Box "A.
Trlhune.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION,

Institute of Musical Art of the City Of New
York, Frank Damrosch, Director Complete
education in music without going abroad.
Address Secretary, 100 Claremont ay.. N.Y.C.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR.-A Nova scotian OF good
address and total abstainer. who mas
owned and driven his own car. wants a
portion as chauffeur TO party g0lis SUI ~
y, to Tho old country for the winter; the
highest references can be given as 10 chai
ac,er and ability. W. r. Perkins. Hillsdale
House Annapolis Royal Nova scoua.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING wORKA
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable Send Tor circular.
Tel Ie92- 46o3 Bryant 437-+38 West 45th ST.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compressed air, steam. hand or
On noor. 1865 Broadway. 42l East +8tb It,
coz q BRANDT. Tel l32-2tth
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
NOVEMBER &c.

10TH ST, s. 145 II W Of 9th ave. for o
ETY. moving picture theatre, aptmt ana OF
fee, 50xlOO. i w Morrison, West 4oth 81
owner; Hess, 900 East 1881 ST. archl'ec''
LNOlO.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
INSTRUCTION..
MISCELLANEOUS tHOOLs.

THE BERLITZ sCEOOL OF LANGUAGEa
Madison Square Ul22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. as Lenox ave. near nth St.
Brooklyn Branch 2ls-220 Livingston St
New Glasses Constantly Forming.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
POSITION WANTED by n gentleman capaole
and experienced; salary moderate highes'
credentials furnished. Omega, tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

Us n school. 1I6 w. f4th st. Stenogra-
I'm M phy. b'kk'p'g. Secretarial courses
AlnlUolI civil Service. Day & eve. Booklet
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Female.

infant: best reference. New York families. !.
city or country. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau 90
9Th ave.
NIJRSE-Hospital trained. take entire
charge OF infant: experienced, care OF In
valid children; excellent references MISS
EitzCerald's bureau. bi8 9TH ave.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ENGINEER chemist or chemical engineer
with selling ability TO act as local Representa-
tive OF well-known machinery builders. Repre-
sentative TO invest SIC. CO. References given
and required Apply H.. BOX H. Tribune once.
EXPERIENCED business man with NOmW
to invest. To act az office manager ana hu.
perintendent OF well-known manufacturers OF
heavy machinery. References given ana re-
quired. Apply H.. Box IL Tribune once.
MADE $4,000 in five years with q small
mail order business: began with -. send ior
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. bo15 LOCK
port. y. Y. "
SEVERAL chemical engineers 10 act as sell
ing representatives in Boston Chlcdso, o.
7 o,,Is ard Neu Orleans Exclusive territories
large line OF patented and special machinery
used I'm many Industries. including complete
plants. Representatives to invest soVooVg ea,m. al
references given and required. Apply H., Box
IL Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
FAC-SIMILE LETTERS.

IMITATION typewriter letters. 100, Csc;
400 81 40. ii. NJ. KERBY. o Beekman st..
Cortlandt-5022.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
rxpewR,r,No ANT rYPEl R,Tsss

GO TYPEwRITERs, costing sio9 each a.ad new sy
!" ,r s5 nm: .Yfling out. Store. 393 BroadWsy'
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

i"I West End Ave. and lIth 81 -
rev. Henry EvERTsoN COBB COBB ri.v -; a., a.
Minister service on ThsTS'sFf'nsGh sGn Of the iy Knox
ii 4. NJ. ,he eongItEa.' mgItinr. Dr. cobb will
h,arh MsmJ,'a' Music by the Choral Society OF the
al chapel
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

OLD DOMINIC LIN X
To ali Points South and West Every Weex day
st g D. "a. Pier Is. N. Il. Tel. 5000 FRANKLIN
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
JEWISH.

TEMPLE EMANUEL, c
Fifth Avenue and Forty-third stree =
Day. 200 a, t,,sn,.nt NJ, ~ IN the
tfo ~ the Nation
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
REFORMkD.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
III" ed Ave and 1th b.
pe,. IoUN O. FAGG. ID. D., Minister: ,o
er.,cc on Thanksgiving Day at io'oo
A M. DR.. FAGG Will preach
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
PRESBYTERIAN.
Presbvterian Church

WEST sTH ST. BET. B,WAf q 1Ih q pas,ar Asai
Rev. WILTON MERl; l;E-SMiih t ~ ~ NJ
r,,. pastor will preach. All welcome.
CDC CPREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
RUlOENS broadway and I'D st.
Rev. John DOUGLAS ADAM, ID. ~,
rnenL sgiving Day service at II o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Ct RiRTH0L0MEW'S CHURCH

Madison Avenue. corner f4th Stree..
rh, nav M JEiGHTON PARKS. d; D. Rector
i"' THANKSGIVING DAY 3,
Morning Prayer ard Ante-IoihhIun,O,' ~ .
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
, MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

9Th Ave. and 4sth 50, ~.
Rev, MALCOLM JAMES p,S MHSer ,see snnounee- @
lister ~ ~" service at the Marble Collegiate
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New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Broadway Tabernacl

BrOadway and 56th Strest. n N
nav CHARLES f. JEFFERSON; ~
Pastor II \. NJ, Thanksgiving oo''e'
Sermon by DR.. Jefferson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-17
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WATER AND MILK ANALYSES
NOTICE or ELECTION.

Take notice that on the Sth day OF
April, 1913, there will be an election
held in the City of Clarksburg, under
Chapter 1O1 of the Acts OF 1907. en-
titled; An Act TO amend and re-ep-
act and reduce INFO one. the several
acts incorporating the town OF Clarks-
burg, In the county of Harrison, de-
hning the powers thereof. and de-
scribing the limits OF said town. for
the election OF officers and common
council thereof. provided by said Act
Mayor, chief of police. city clerk,
superintendent OF streets. collector
and treasurer and assessor for one
year, and five councilmen, one from
each ward, for two years each. and
one member OF water works and sew
erage board for a term or three years.
Such election will be held in the
places enumerated below. in the re-
spective wards by the commissioners
and challengers named below:
First ward:-voting place, White
House Hotel. $40 East Pike street.
F. S. Milstead, John
=. Kearns. j. G. Shaw chaliengers:
Thos. W. Burke. P. f. cauieid.
Second ward:-voting place. brick
residence. eos Monticello Avenue.
L. c. Grille, R. B.
Willison, B. Frank Horror. chaIlen-
gers: chas G. Goldman, Gilmer wes-
ton.
Third ward:-votlng place, G. II.
GOrdon's ONCE, North Third street