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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR First class; understands fors
eigi and domestic make: strictly sober; gooo
mechanic. wife housekeepeT; Will go any ols
lance: best references for both Domestic EN-
change. 324 Columbus ave. near 10Th 81 Tel
1886 Schuyler.
TTTTOR. BY Yale graduate and Columbia law
student summer position; will travel; high
est references Address Tutor" 1881 Broad
way Room sos.
Young MAN wants light work In doctors Of
ece nv any office work. best reference.
George Riley. care OF Evans. 106 West lO5th 81.
Female.
MISS MGREGOR, TRAINED NURSE, Is de-
sirous OF sailing for England between Mag
services in return tor passage expenses sne
can I'M capacity OF chapeTon, companion OF
Mrs ". y. Straight. Westbury. Long Island
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the aboye-described
property il to be sold. is Eleven hundred and
nifty 35-1OO (s1i5O35) dollars. with interest
thereon from the Both DAY OF April 1913 to-
gether with the costs and allowance amount
ing to one hundred and sixty-seven 40-l00
dollars (Sl67 40). with interest from May eta.
1913 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes, sssexs-
ments and water rates. other liens, which
are TO be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money, or paid by the referee. Ia
Two hundred 37-iOo dollars 0coo.50 and tn
terest.
The premises are TO be sold subject TO .
first mortgage of $1,000 and interest. and TO
a second mortgage Of 81. 600 and interest. and
subject also TO any state OF facts which an
accurate survey would show.
Dated New York. May 10th. 1918
ALEXANDER ROSENTHAL. Referee.
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oZMgec,AL SITUATIONS WANTED.

T200KKEFPER CASHIER. Experienced
r.noGie takiny charge Office: can furnish
bond Address Best references. Box 3.
Tribune Ofice
ROOKKEEPER CASHIER. Experienced
young woman desires position IN suil 1..,a
hotel Address. Reliable. BOX L. Tribune
tlfficf.
EXPERT COST MAN, systematizer. account
ant. executive ability; broad eaPefieI,ee
e. 700. references l.. {. b. Box :. TTiouhe
Office.
sTEXOGRAPHER and TYPEwRITER-First
class: sober. steady over FIVE years eNped.a.oo
ence highest references 30 "eeKiy's'eho' 800
West 10th ST.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO cREDIToRs.-To the creditors
OF Edwin {. Bradley late OF the Town and
Village OF wellsville, Allegany County. New
York. deceased Take notice. that pursuant
10 an order OF Hon Elba Reynolds, Allegany
County Surrogate, duly granted on the End
day OF MAY, 1918. you and each OF you are
hereby notified to present your claims. duly
verified. against the estate OF said Edwin C..
Bradley, deceased. who died intestate at
Wellsville. Aiiegany County, New York, on
the o2nd day OF April 1918, 10 Hon Elba
REYNOLDS Surrogate OF Allegany County. at
his office. In the village OF Belmont. New
York on or before the i3th day OF June.
1918. at which time the undersigned intends
to apply for letters OF administration upon
the goods chattels and credits OF the said
deceased. pursuant to petition duly hled In
the once OF said Surrogate on the 2nd day
OF NAV, 1913, under the provisions OF Section
1884 OF the Code OF Civil Procedure OF the
state OF New York. providing for reduced
bond. all the next OF kin OF said deceased
having consented thereto.
Dated at Wellsville. n. y. May Bird. 1918.
HARRY BRADLEY.
CHURCH 4 WARD. Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
Nellsvile. ". Y.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR EQUIPAGE. = DEPOT
ouartermaster's once. 18th street and Gray's
Ferry Road. Philadelphia, April Is. 1918
nsual conditions will be received here until
II o'clock A. NJ. May 49,. 1913. and then
ouened for furnishing and delivering AZ this
Bedsheets: Bedsteads; Corn Broons. Scrub ding
brushes: Bugles: Pillow Cases. Field Desks.
stoyepipe Shovel and Spade Handles. Ak.
Hatchet and Pickax Helves: Trunk Lockers,
Mattresses; Tent Pins. Tent Poles. Card Re
ceiveIs; Bugle and Color slings; Guidon Staffs:
Company Marking Stamps: Cot Sticks: Bed
stead Springs. Cot straps: Tent Straps: Tri-
PODS Standard samples can be seen and speci-
dcations blanks for proposals and full infor-
nation will be furnished upon application At
this once. Envelopes containing proposals 20
opened May Is, l9i3.' Colonel THOMAS
CRUISE, Depo' Qgartermaster.
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
MAY ~.

MAY y.
llsTH ST 42s to AIS East: state Bank ast
Abraham d Weinstein ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney. \ Kohn.
BOTH sT 343 and 345 West, and Trinity
ave. s. 800 II OF 156th ST, 2oxs6.s' City
Real Estate Co agt Patrick Geoghehan ct al
foreclosure two mtgs): attorney, II Swain.
lI3TH ST 300 and DID, East: Eugene Smith
agt Selara Holding Co ct al foreclosure Of
mtg; attorney. J Agate.
MARION AVE, 24G6; Edel Realty Co agt
Minnie n schacht foreclosure OF mtg: attor-
neys Spiro & Wasservogel
i79TH ST, e s, 100 II OF Clinton ave. p. s
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MECHANICS LIENS.


NAY r.
Gdiox, 81 us and Greenwich ST. 1871;
IA Scs sn Contracting Co AT I,otIis and Mar
H?sT a. sucker. owners and contractors:
etorsss Sr 334 East: Julius Mathews agt
Rio "@ace. owner and contractor:
ssih,tsis ST, 1862. Israel Lazar agt r
if2n owner and contractor: $50.
0aris, b.. 5Io West: Robert Elkan agt
Tner; $50 50. w. i@'u' OWNER a'u Gun
Greens 81 us and 100 West: Byran w
henry y sn 60 agt John s. David j. jr.
coniyse,,ssn a Edward Coleman. owners Long
1setor.. tsohS o. and Charles II Lang. con-
sehsart1 Svl East; Andrew y Brown agt
eehtracto-. ga owner. i Geoghegan.
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ton SITS: 10 an IL sty factory: Variek Realty
Co, premises. owner: c l. Sefert' ITO west
10th 81, architect: $50. 900.
WALL. ST. NV cor OF pearl 81: to q 8 sty
bank and Offices: Seamen's Bank for saw
ings, premises. owner: Greene Beekman
st. architect: $4,000.
The Bronx.
242D ST = s. 1858 II OF White Plains
ave; 2i3 sty frame dwlg. 4sya2: y hlnl-
merle 70 Perry St owner; Robert skrivan.
4436 Carpenter ave architect cost S3.5oO
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1919. 500
18TH ST, S. 1877 # Of Broadway: James
Feb p. 1913: So
SAME PROPERTY; Hudson Wrecking and
Lumber Co agt same: Feb q. 1913: S457 ~
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob Friedman agt
same, MAY o. 1913: S267
- 23O'H ST All East. George Spaeth agt
Sifmund Spie hler ct al: June %. 1907, SO.
SAME PROPERTY Michael NOrmoyle agt
same July 10. 1907; S17OT
NEW BUILDING PLAN.
NAY II
The Bronx.
MARTHA AVE, n W cor OF 240th So: | sty
brk church and Sunday school. S0x50: >Ex-
tension Committee OF the Presbytery OF New
York. l5G 18th ave. owners: fremont Archi-
tect Co. 401 fremont ave, architect cost,
S22.50O
ALTERATIONS.
Ny IL.
Manhattan.
HUBERT ST. n s. bet West and Washing
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xo5 Heironimus vierling ct al agt fhomenA
De Lorenzo et al foreclosure OF H's'' a''o'
ney. g Frey. - -.
BROOK AVE. 1872: Elizabeth Koerner ag'
Barney Saglimbene ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. c Hirleman n,
sTH AVE. 1871. Margaret 81 Ions agt Pat
rick Long Ell al (admeasurement OF oo"o'''
attorney. A Talley. ,s.
MONROE ST So. Jacob Ponipan ast bsI,n.
Pompan (partition): attorneys Stern & rom
pan. AS. =.
AUDUBON AVE. W o. SO n OF .s2th 81.
lsx5O: Esther Bauer agt William mccarthy
ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney l.
French. .,o..
COLLEGE AVE. vs.. 1855 IT . OF ltsth ST.
20xs5. Mary W Tryon agt Phelan BROS CON
struction Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg)' at'or-
ney J Dewint
18TH ST. e s, e4.2 II " OF TIFFANY 81.
Cox 100: Catherine Burton agt Louis Conel
et al lamended foreclosure OF mtg) attorney
+ Hating
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MAY IL
oath ST. SIS, e29 Il W OF Barnes ave. 2ox
100: Frank T Burton. atty. loans Annioale De-
luccia 81 500
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Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa
HAMBURG.AMERIChR LINE, IS Broadway
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.--S. Sidney Smith. as Executor OF the
last will and testament OF Anne 5. Toffey. de-
ceased. plaintiff, against Samuel Cohen and
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bearing date the sth
day OF April. 1918. I, the undersigned. the
referee IN said judgment named will sell
at public auction. az the Exchange Sales
room. Nos l4-le Vesey street. in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City Of New York on
the Goth day OF May, 1918, az II o'clock
noon on that day. by Joseph p. Day. auc-
tioneer, the premises directed by said iudg-
ment TO be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel o.
situate. lying and bein@ In the Eleventh
Ward OF tho City OF New York on the West
erly side OF Avenue ID and known and dis
tinguished on a Map OF one hundred and hfty
lots OF ground situate in the Eleventh Ward
Of the City OF New York, belonging 20 the
estate Of John Flack deceased. made By ID.
Even. City Surveyor. IN March. 1898. and
nled In the Registers Office OF said city by
the Number one Hundred and fortyfour
(l44). bounded Easterly In front bv Avenue
T. westerly IN the rear by part OF lot dis
,inguished on said Map by the number one
hundred and forty-one ItN. Northerly by
a lot distinguished on said map by the
number one hundred and forty-three t43l
and Southery by lot distinguished on said
Map by the number one hundred and forty
I'VE G4J), said lot containing In breadth in
from, and rear twenty-three feet and six
inches and In length on each side ninety
three feet. more or less.
Dated. New York. May 9Th, 1918
ELLIOT & 6. SIDNEY SMITH. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 50 Wall Street Borough Of Man
haitian. CITY Of New York.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 he sold. It's street number IS 1913
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.


BANKBOOK No. sol. 100 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
claim to IL IS hereby called upon 10 present
the same within N days or SUBMIT 10 haFli'H
said passbOok cancelled and new one lssueu-
BANKBOOK No. 623. 52s OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. ANY person having
a claim to II Is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one lss1e1-
RANKBO No. 4T5.3Ol OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing ANY person having
CHM TO II is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days or submit 10 haVlnb
sail passhUOk Cancell'd and new ont lssueu.
LOsT-Bankb1o k No. Ss5152 Of Dry Dock saw
ings Institution Any person having Grains
upon said book is call'd upon 10 present we
same TO the bank within thirty days OF me san
book will be declared cancelled ana eNun-
guished AMI a new one issued IN Ileu lleIe0.-
LoST-Passbook No. l2t,4C9. issued q me
Union square Savings Bank. formerly the N
stitution for the Savings OF Merchants -iefAs'
/ Frder will please return II 20 the BANK.
Lot or sTOLEN-Bankbook No. 733 io5 Of
the German Savings Bank In the City OF
New York. corner An ave. ard l4th St. issueI
10 Max Rabowslty All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same II not 9etXheu
10 the bank on the 30 day OF june 1910
duplicate will be issued
LOST OR sToLEN-Bsnk No. Gsl. 1857 o.,
the German Savings Bank In the City OF
New YORK corner An ave. and 18Th ST. issued
TO Martin o Donnel All persons are cautloneI
against negotiating the same II mol returned
TO the bank on the 81 caN or June iV4"'
duplicate will be ISSUED. -
LOsT-Bankbook No. 9ls.432. Bank Tor Saw.
ngs, 30 4th ave, New YORK Faymeh'
stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
LOsT.-Bank6ook No 6eOS6s. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave-. New NoFk Paymea'
stopped Please return book 20 bank.
LOsT.-Bankbook No 945.590. Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 20 bank.
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"''sFIEp MECHANICS LIENS,

so~,, MAY IL.
tBen.,.sT ~ East; Christian II Lang axt
6sT er 7quier ct al; Feb IA. 1913; sac IA
o. % West: Adolf Weisz agt Es-
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rYpeWRiTINa AMI TYPE, RirERs

VICTOR vIsfBLE. 10 Nassau Ct Catalogue
free: all makes taken tpayment: bargains
In yn.dsrwoods RsminPtsns divers ariitha
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HELP WANTED.

s.ale
AGENTS Sells from factory TO user; new
proposition: sells on sight: BIZ profits; per
manent employment Write for sample ana
particulars Home supply Co., 200 Spring ST.
Sayre Penn.
AGENTS-Big money 10 be made. Sample
free 4 new leader, attractive summer
proposition. Write for sample. X. h CoIe
$ .'''. ~ 343 Gregory st. Rochester. " \:
BUITER MAhER.-First class man; single
W. { Whipple, OphI Farm furchase'
y. y. ---
COTPLE-Cook- butler: two IN family; must
be thoroughly capable; excellent references
500. Miss FitzGeralds Employment bureau
5O3 18th ave Entrance on AID 81.
Fkhk ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF about
800 600 protected positions in L. 5. service:
thousands Of vacancies every year. there Is
a big chance mere for you. sure and gen
erous pay: lifetime employment: just ask TOT
booklet I-33S: no obligation. Earl Hopkins
Washington. ID. c.
MADE $50. 600 IN FIVE years with a small
mail order business; began with 70; senu
for free booklet: tells how. Heacock' ooOo'
Lockport. y. Y
SINGLE MAN 10 handle oxen on private
place. W. c. Whipple, Ophir Farm fui-
chase, y. y.
$4,000 FOR An IDEA.-Men OF ideas or
inventive ability write for valuable books
Advice free. Randolph & Co.. Patent Al
torneys. Washington. d. c.
Female.
R-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
sECRErA r $.
Aeolian Hall. q vast 42d st.-secretariaI
course only: stenography. secre:srisl English
accountancy and 500 ial amenities
WIFE IT. Director.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

-, ,.,e and address Of lenders attorney
W"- MAY T.
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BOOKS.

ROCKS AND sETs. ALSO OLD POSTAGE
stamps wanted for cash WEBER $50
,ro-svsv BROOKLYN.
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ADI kPTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received at the Uptown
once No 1864 Broadway. between seth and
s7th sts until 0 o'clock Z. m.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
"emale.

endIe.
COOK. Swedish: neat strong; economies.
manager: one really frst class in all respects
excellent refei wages moderate Ottef-
bergs Agency, 10 Lexington ave. Tel. lOoo-
plaza
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t.r--rrr-R Second or useful; neat. tall scan
dinavian. understands his work thorouehh Ia
-oferencSs Osterbergs Agency, ZIG Lexington
ave Tel 100 PlaZa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
PRESIDENT WILSON
LOVES BASEBALL.

Washington, March li.-At least
enc of the preccdents OF the White
lIouse-that which says that the
president of the United toates shall
be AN ardent baseball enthusiast
will be upheld during the new ad-
ministration. President Wilson let
it be known yesterday that he in
tends to make good use OF the gold
season passes to all major league
b;. ;.sclall grounds in the country,
hich annually are presented 10 the
riicf executive. Speaking OF the
presidents regard for the national
@amc. Secretary Tumulty said: You
can be assured that the president
will be on hand for as many OF the
.amrs as he can possibly get to. lie
loves baseball, and has an extensive
knowledge of the inside OF the
game. Incidentally, ! am a great fan
nyself."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
JOHN S. BEARD WANTS TO BE
U. S. SOLICITOR GENERAL.

p.,,,,n.,Lo Lro N,r,h - -IIon
,a,. : po.rd of p.,s,col, is g, GAN.
, .;. .o,;o,
III, ,,,.i,a, S,,,, ana
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poar1 .. tb.,t y. ~, ,,,y b,e
~ p,r,,, I'M,
-, ,,.,
:, 49,. 49, ,,,
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,rnn,
r.. .a ir,i,i,
l.,,,n ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
GOOD SCHEME TO
Try IN LAKELAND.

Pensacola, March l4.-Ii a sug-
gestion made by i..yor Reilly to the
board of health II its meeting las
night is put into effect, the chances
are that there sill be a greater num-
ber OF flies Ailled in Pensacola this
summer than at any time previous.
The mayor suggested that for every
thirty flies killed by child under l.
years the board furnish the Child
V 18th free ticket to any OF the NOV
in picture shows in the city If the
board finds that there is sufficient
a.oney in the general fund to con
,,ict this campaign, an appropriation
will be asked for, and if allowed. the
slaughter of the flies is TO commence
after Easter Sunday. The managers
o. the different moving picture shows
will be consulted for the purpose OF
finding out to what extent they will
interest themselves in the Swat-the-
fly campaign.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
LOST BOTH LEGS A SECOND TIME

Wcstmrg, l.. l.. n. T., March IA.
William Fitting. a l9-year-old
be y. lost both OF his legs for second
tlnc yesterday. The first time was
.our years ago, when he fell under
4 .ong Island railway train near the
station al tilehncad On artificial
limbs, ne was standing at the sta
Uun here yesterday afternoon when
ne SAW "a woman crossing the tracks
II front of an express train. Recall
ing the accident which had befallen
INN, he shouted a warning 10 the
oman but She did not heed, and
young Fitting stumped his way to
the tracks and dragged her from
danger. only to fall himself across
the rails. other persons on the plat
form saw the lad and rushed TO him,
expecting To find him fatally hurt.
.,e was picked up legless but not in
tie least hurt. The locomotive had
only broken off his wooden legs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
Is. P. 0. E. ELECTED NEW
OFFICERS LAST NIGHT

The E.lks held their annual elec
tion of officers last night, the result
b, ing as follows:
Exalted Ruler George Moore.
Esteemed leading knisht--P. T.
Chunn.
Esteemed Loyal knight-O. ), Van
Iluss
Esteemed I.ecturing Knight-M.
+ Iletherington.
Secrctary-W W l.. King.
Treasurer 7. ii. Monk.
TYLER f.. G. texander
Trustee tfor three years)-J l..
skipper.
DELEGATE to State Convention
1ruby O'Stccn.
The Elks have recently fitted up
handsome quarters on the third floor
o; the Skipper building, and the
ledge is an extremely live and -four
ishing one. New members are being
added every meeting and il Will
doubtless not he long before the mem
bership will have passed the century
mark
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
DATES FIXED FOR INSPECTION
OF ALL STATE TROOPS

J9rkson\illc. March l4.--Orders
er.l Clifford Foster for the an.
nual insuection or the Florida state
t,. IN officers Ar, Instructed To
ora,r th,jr men on ana to ret all
. .r- IL propcr shane for the
- thc State and federal officers.
r lF., n..nec,iou via l., made at
l.As5l4 on ,pru ana the last at
= <a.u>,inr on N.ay , Major Chris
ravn ANA FirI l.iputrn-
4l,y lc Il. Cre Of the Unit
c. tt. alnly. haytnhccn DESIGNATED
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
YARD CONTEST OPENS
ON FIRST OF MAY
All Contestants for Silver Cup Must
Be Entered at That
Time.

The Public improvement commit
tee of the Board OF Trade met last
night in the offices OF Messrs. Smith
K Stelz and formulated plans for the
tcau,l!calion and Improvement OF
Lakeland.
Thty passed resolutions asking the
.ty Council TO erect band stan !!
ii, the park from the surplus of the
a,unjcipal building fund, the plans
Fl. Mcssgs. Mcl1onoush being used.
il was also decided that entries he
.pL Tor iroia persons Who intend
u compete tor the silver cup offered
HE Board .. Trade for the yard
lUNiNi, the most improN cment at
tc end OF the ltaf, each contestant
t0 furnish photos and description ~
yard before May /, 1913.
This committee viii meet once
each week to go over the town beau
aiul movement in order TO more
toarly report progress and make
recommendation TO the Board OF
Trade at its regular meeting.
Those present at last nights meet
ing were Messrs. w. +. Sneed. VIM.
Steitz and C.. +. Brush. All desirin 4
10 compete Tor the prize should see
Alr. Brush.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
T0ssrI TIE C9IN 700 OFTEN.

Now YORK, n. 81, lMch III. II
lr ,uap|e aame Of coin-tosainS for
E arats OF fais iu ~".tj y $ i'or-
don, Ncw York physician, who "a
u son Of the late ". e. u. Borden,
former owner OF the larSc Borden
cotton factories 1T Fail River, Mass
IAN up debit Of s. stu, il is alleged,
ia i suit which has bc"> lc I'M here
Tor the payment Of Il promlsSury note
tr.' that amount Dr. Eordcu's an
SNcr TO the suit alle,es that two
caSual acquaintance induced him to
toss coins for money after they hah
given him something to drink which
50 influenced him that i" did not
know what he was doing.
lie was told he had lost 81
tG0 and induced To SIGN a paper
which he ALLEGES he did not know
was Il rromssory note. and he as
scrts that the whole affair was con
spiracy. The note fell into tho
bands of man who brought suit
Dr. Borden contends that as it was
fer Il gambling debt, III" note has
no value.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
HOME FOR SOUTHERN VETS
IN NATIONAL CAPITAL,

Washington. March 1.-THE an
nouncement WAS made today by the
Southern Relief Society that the
home for Conf, derate Veterans would
would be opened here April l3.. Mrs
George Dewey. wife OF Admiral
Dewey, Was among the first 10 pledge
herself to furnish aud equip topledge
herself 10 furnish and equip hos
pital room and a number of other
women. ?rominent in social and Of
fetal life. made similar promises Tho
home will be open TO destitute or
sick "wcarers of the gray. their
widows and orphans. The institution
will be under the direction OF
board Of trustees. the personnel OF
which will be made public within
few days. !.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
earthquakes
DAMAGE GREAT
At CALHOUN, CA
SHOCKS DISTINCTLY FELT AT II
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
Eighteen Lives Lost at Calhoun; ;
Fourteen Dead at Rosedale; Sew
eral Fatalities at Curryvllle.
,i:y Associated Press. }

Calhoun, Ga. March ia CYL
clonic storm was followed by earth
quake shocks which were distinctly
felt here at il o'clock last night.
which devastated wide section be-
tween Curryville and Resaca. The
loss OF life is estimated at is, ana
property damage is heavy. All wire
communication is prostrated and de-
tails are meaSer. At ROsedale 4 are
reported dead. The Bolt family OF
seven children is practically wiped
out. At Curryville three are known
to be dead and half dozen are se-
riously injured.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
TN0S c0NTRACT NO
BAR TO DISCHARGE.

-..is II. ~, March l4.-Wil-
@-- .se. Of Somerset ZEN gine-
L. lncinnati, New Orleans
Il. : Pacific railroad, dis
'a--' ton ne service of the CON-
f-f 1907, for an alleged
A.@ thc rules, will not be
r from the company
l. b would have been his
Dune to December of
~. appellate Court today
~ r. per,od of service of an
Notwithstanding the
y ampany has with the
= t Locomotive Engine
li'c, and, that being
's had the right to ter
80 ontract at any time for
WITHOUT cause.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-14
l. lyTlONS OF RESPECT.

,3s
Almighty God in His in
has seen fit totake from
W George Z. Armstrong.
q ne Of our Sovereigns,
~; therefore be it
That Lakeland Camp
aimen Of the World, eA
arother sovereign our
7Apathy in his tereaye-
further
at a copy of these res
-. Ftnsmitted by the clerk
. % Sovereign J. F.. Arm
sfe -.
W F.. PERRY.
7. G. SMITH.
J W. jenkins.