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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
LIS PENOENS.

TELLER AVE. 1861 and 1868: two actions
Henry Westfehing AIT Edward Naczy 81 A.
foreclosure OF two mtgsl; attorney. II
Kiralfy
LOT TO 10 block 80 map OF Section l.
Morris Park. The Bronx; Washington savings
Bank. agt Edward Schmidt ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney. + NJ Patterson.
CONVENT AVE. iS3: Abel King e. al act
attorneys I,ese & Connolly.
SETON AVE. =. 400 n n Randall ave.
2jx1OO: Anna * Adams AIT Annie Mctzler 81
81 foreclosure OF mtgi; attorney, { Hal
lock
18TH ST, 80 West: Esther Fisher sgt Lud
wig Freund ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attor-
news Kantrowltz & Esberg.
ST PETERS AVE. cor Walker ave.
I4s tX29 4: Washington Savings Bank 81 al agt
Marie Braase ct al foreclosure Of MTG: attor-
ney. NJ Patterson.
POAD from West Chester 20 East chester.
:. adjoining land OF I.lda \ Bliss, y.
The Bronx: Caroline : Wilson sgt Sarah +
Sullivan ct al foreclosure Of mtgl; attorneys.
Lord. Day & Lord
INST ST. 4oS East: Lawyers Mortgage ca
sgt Max Tannenhaum ~ al foreclosure OF
Mtg: attorneys. Cary e. Carroll.
HEATH AVE. 2SsS: Julius Brenznger 81 al
agt Pouch Realty 60 81 al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. + \ o. Neil.
10th ST. - East: Metropolitan Savings
Bank AIT Harry j Smith 81 al foreclosure OF
rntg): attorneys. \ : & W Hutchins
BOWERY. 200: Augusta W Mcneil sCt Mar
euerite VI q "a de Romantic tpartition): at
torney 4 y Hand.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JANT AIRY S

WEBSTER AVE. 2oSa to 2oaS: North Amer
lCah wall Faper CO agt Cawston Construction
co, owner and contractor; sl46 %.
a DI BON AVE. iW to ne North American
wan iapx co aSt II g Realty 60. owner;
Henry Gufmsnn. contractor renewal: s6s5 o..
AIH ST. CO West: Jacob Perlman agt
James p Walsh, owner and contractor $500 20.
AMSTERDAM AVE. " cor OF q6th St So SIX
$40: Kawneer Manufacturing co aet Abraham
Goldberg, owner: John II Scheicr. contractor
CONVENT AVE. cor of l,2d ST. eOlix
10: jamestown Mantel co agt Renclarc Con-
structlon Co owner and contractor. 1862 30.
LIND AVE " s. l2t Il n OF lGSth ST. 50XlH
Tohruk Construction co agt Pasqua!e Lam
oertl, owner; Lambcrti Construction CO. owner
9Th ST. 222 to 22s West: John Hankin &
Bro aEt Brainsrd Ray. John = stmson.
Richard Burne and Joseph W stinston. exec
Jacob NJ seidenbere and Jacob Kostman,
lessees and contractors: ScidenbcrG & KoSt-
man, contractors. S24s 50.
SANE PROPERTY; same age same owners
same lessees: Frolic Restaurant Co. contractor.
HOME. ST. W cor Of Fox ST, 9ixlos: Jacob
Levine and Alexander Rosner sgt Home
Fox Co. owner and contractor: $500.
STH AVE. 375S and $3.50: Klock Contracting
Co agt Wendoyer. Bronx co. owner and con-
tractor: Julius Miller. contractor. $3.50 80.
Sd AVE, 100 TO l7t; Charles Worthns.
ton. trustee, ast New York Elevated Railroad
ers: Hudson Mason. Henry l. Gillespie and
Upgrade Amusement Co. lessees: George Mcr-
Fitt Ward. Inc. contractor: S55 OF.
nth AVE cor Of S'th ST, oOSiOo: Thomas
T Mckegney lessee: Rsyne Construction Co..
CENTRAL. PARK WEST. :. whole from,
between e2d and SD SITS. lox rres Isador
Theatre. Lessee. Ellison Construction co. con-
tractor. $40.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. William j. Enrich. Plaintiff, aganst
Joseph H. Davis. ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the 10th day
referee I'm said Judgment named, VIII sci, AT
public auction, at the Exchange salesroom.
Nos 1919 Nesey street in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York, on the 18th
day OF January. 1913, at l. o'clock noon on
that day, by Joseph p. Day Auctionker. the
premises directed by said judgment 70 be sold.
and therein described as follows: All that
certain lot piece parcel OF land. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate,
living and being in the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY, County and state OF New YORK, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at point
on the northerly side Of 143d street. distant
PAL feet inches easterly from the corner
formed By the intersection Of the eastefy side
OF Broadway with the said northeriy side or
West 1881 Street. running thence northeriy
and parallel with the easterly side OF Broad
way. % feet II inches 10 the centre line Of the
block; thence eastcry along the said centre
line Of the block 10 feet 10 inches thence
southerly and again parallel with the esstery
side OF Broadway. 30 feet ii inches 10 tne
northerly side OF i+3d Street and thence west
erly along the said northcrly side Of 1881
street 20 feet 10 inches 10 the point o. place
OF beginning The eastery and westerly lines
running for part OF le distance through parry
walls.
SAT 7. 4. ROGERS, Referee
ERNST LowENSTElN & CANE. After
neys for Plaintiff. II Liberty Street, Borough
Of Manhattan. New York Ci;y.
The following Is a diagram OF the property
to be sold: its street number IS 52i- &c West
l&3d street.
Centre Line OF Block
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
ork--Metropolitan Life Insurance COMPANY,
Plaintiff, against Broadway q Twenty-hrst -
CO. and others. Defendants.-In pursuance OF
judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duls made
and entered in the above-entitled action ana
bearing date The 2ist day Of DeeenseT , isi2'
ment named, will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. i4-l6 Nesey street,
York on the 18th day OF January. 1913. at "
O'Clock noon on that day, by Henry Brad4,
Aucttoneer, the premises directed by SAID JUG
ment to be sold. and therein described as 10
lows: All those certain lots. pieces Of parcels
OF land with the buildings and improvements
thereon. situate. lying and being in the Bor
New York bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the corner formed by the lntef-
section OF the Southerly side OF rwenty m ~
Street with the Westerly side OF BroaG"at.
running thence Westerly along the SoutheIly
side of Twenty-nrst Street one hundred ans
twenty-eisht d2s) feet, eight 90 inches NOR,
or less TO a point distant ninety 'gD teet
Eastery from the Easterly side OF Fifth Ale-
nue.; thence Southerly, parallel with Ffth
Avenue, ninety-two C92) feet 10 the centre mo
OF the block; thence Essterly, along saw
centre line and parallel with Twenty -hrsi
Street. forty-six (&6) feet thence NoTtnerly,
again parallel with Fifth Avenue, forty-.N
the Southerly side OF Twenty-hrst STREE,
ninety-seyen C90 feet one and one-qusrts,
$50 inches more or less, 10 Westerly side OF
Broadway; thence Northerly along the Yves,
erly side OF Broadway. forty-eight as, fee
two ana one-half C2Is) inches, more or less to
the corner Aforesaid. the point or place OF be
ginning Being the same prem lses conveyed
by Eufrssia Leland and Emma J.. Wcsson to
Broadway & Twenty-hrst 81. 90. by deed bssr-
ing date the 18th day Of August 1911 Inc
above described premises lie In section =
Block $40, on the Land Map OF the city OF
New York
Dated New York, January 9Th, 1913.
JOSEPH Pr ~ Ep eI-SSHrR Refe ,t,or-
news for Plaintiff. No. ] Madison Avenue,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York y. Y
The following is diagram OF the property
70 be sold: IT'S street Numbers are 10. IL ana
"a East olst Street and 9l7 and olo Broadway;
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COUPLE Man Thoroughly understands gdrm
INK gardening. horses cows. lie COOK. but
tertnaksr. board heiE. good reference. Call
Donovan 2 charles
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AUCTION SALES.

ecuted by Henry NJ Knudsen and delivered
10 Christina Knudsen on the l3th day OF July
1912 aud filed In the office Of the Registrar OF
the County % New York on the 18th day OF
July. 1912 ! will sell at public auction ali the
goods chatteis and property In the Merchant
Tailoring Establishment at No. ~: Broadway.
New York city. including all stock fixtures.
bills and accounts receivable and other assets
connected with said business. including the
goodwill thereof. on Thursday. January 9th.
1918. at 900 A. N. MOE FRY. Auctioneer
PHILIP ROSE, Attorney for the Mortgage.
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ear s. 20, 10"
West lA3d Street

Tine approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property is 10 be sold. il Twenty-Five thou
sand seven hundred and forty-seyen and
ii-i00 (t22.IF ID Dollars. with interest there
on from the 10Th day OF December. 1912. to
gsther with the costs and allowance amount
ing to three hundred and forty-iye and so 100
CS345 30, Dollars. with interest from Deem
Der 20, 1872. together with the expenses Of .ha
sale. The approximate amount Of the tayes
assessments and water rates. or other liens
which are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
0I050) Dollars and interest. Said premises
will be sold subject to a first mortgage OF
EiGhty-thres thousand i$s3, 900 Dollars, with
1871:
Dated. New York. December %, 1912
SAUL Y. ROGERS, Referee.
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18TH ST. n 5. 1921 Il W Of Webster ave:
standard Plumbing supply co agt Crosant
construction 60 ct al: Jan T. 1919; see
BROADWAY, Q cor OF 9th st: Hull Grip
pen y 20 aet John Wanamaker ct al: Oct 81,
18TH ST. s. e75.G II . Of Sth ave: James
Kelly aGt Frazee Realty Co ct al: Dee . 1872:
8. 3o2 90
lST AVE. 1875; Joseph Zimmerman act Ed
ward Eafter ct al. Jan II, 1872; slsa
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
JANUARY s

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 2 :. So n of
kldus st. % llXa: City Mortgage 90 loans
oval Construction 60. Inc. $40 coo
EpGECOMBE AVE. :. intersection q 81
i5sd 81 runs 75N look 15x 100 90
beginning; MOntrose Realty co leans Great
Centres Realty 20 S75. 900.
DAILY AVE. ,, a3i7 n Of iSoth ~ 81
me- Rocklsnd Realty Co loans Ozark Realty
60 s2s 900
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

l7STIi ST. $ s. 100 II " or Audubon ave: for
2 sly storage. 15X9i.1l: 7 MrAvoy. col
West lJ6th ST. owner: " T. CHASER, 80 Man
haitian -, architect: cost. $4,000.
9TH AVE, s cor 18th st: for 6 sty stores
offices and conservatory; 53l Fifth Avenue 30.
1fa Broadway. owner; Rouse & Godstonc,
architects: cost. $50. 600.
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PROPOSALS.

FORT TOTTEN, y Y.-SEALED PRO
posals for constructing macadsm roads. CO
m-nt walks. etc. at Fort Totten. y. Y. will
be received here until > +. NJ. Jan. Is 1918
aud then publicly opened. Information fur
nshed upon application 10 Quart.rmBstoF.
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TERATIONS.
Manhattan.

18Th ST. rs and 90 West: to a L. sly hotel
G W Stetson. premises, owner. Tracy & Svart
vour. Pa 9th ave. architects; cost. $50 900.
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The approximate amount OF the lien o.
charge 10 satisfy which the above-descrieed
property il TO be sold. Is S4s2 100. with intsIes
thereon from the 9Th day Of December, 1917
10 a3<s 60 100, with interest from December
Dist 1872 together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount Of the taxes
assessments and water rates, or other llehs,
which are 10 be allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money, or paid by the Ref-
cree, is S22. $50 Sc 100 and interest
Dated, New York. January 9Th, l9l3.
JOSEPH NJ EDELSON. Referee.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
srnesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and Fam
ilies Apply 10 Mrs. II. J. YoUNG-FULTOS.
o. Union Square
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Observation-Disclosures.
OSCAR STEIN.
Ladies Tailor.
13S West 9th st.
etween Columbus and Amsterdam AYES

IMPORTED SUITS. MODERATE RATES.
WILL MAKE LATEST STYLE SPRING
SUITS AT THE MOST REASONABLE
PRICES BEST FITTING. WORKMANSHIP
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
FRANK WALLERsTEIN. ladies' and gentle
mems tailor and furrier; popular prices
cleaning. pressing. repairing and Altering 22S
Vest 5sth ST. between Broadway and 9TH ave.
Telephone ei25 Columbus.
DRESSMA kING.--Iadies' own material made
UP In latest style; remodeling gowns; alter
al tons. VA 81. Nicholas ave. Apartment IA
Phone &2s3 Audubon.
observation-disclosures makes and re-
models: chiidren's specially. Juliet. i2S
East 18th ct Tel <0a stuyvessnt
THE BETTY Ladies Tailoring Co. al 9Th
ave. Will make q perfect httng suit 10 rrder
for 80 or skirt for 81, furnish your own lateral.
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Female

CII,NRERMAID and WAITRESS swedish
or German. who can sew for one LADY
civ. $40 Modern Employment Agency, ~
Lexington ave. Tel. col. s'S.
COVERINGS. -Who can speak German care
of two children dip years.: $50 Modern
employment Agency. I2i Lexington ave. Tel
col sSs. -
UOI'sENORKEE.- Swedish or German: for
small family: no washing. country: $50.
Modern Employment Agency. "a Lexington
ave Tel cot SIS.
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FOR SALE.

ESTABLISHED furnished room house. vetv
good condition, in fine ncighborhood. -
Fast 18th st
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. send FOR Circular.
Tel 1852 4s93 BRYANT 437-<39 West 45th St
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleans
by compressed air steam, hand or on floor.
1858 Broadway 49l East fsth 81. COE <
BRAEDT. Tel. l32-3sth.
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TYPEWRITiNG AND TYPsWRITERs
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment: bargains
In Cndervoods. Remingtons. divers. smiths
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INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BERIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE GI22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 3t3 Lenox Ave. mr.. l27th 81.
Brooklyn Branch. 21S-220 Livingston ST.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JANUARY s.
9TH ST 20 10 22s West; r J Donovan 60
sRt Frazee Realty Co ct al; Nov 30. 1872.
sl57 20
SANE PROPERTY Brsunfels Browning &
Co agt same Dec .. 1912: SO OF.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
MADE $4,000 In fve wears with small
mail order business: began WIZ ". Seni
for free booklet Tells how. Heacock. 505j
Lockport. X. Y.
MAIL ORDER beginners literature prepared I.
forcIble RESULT PRODUCING COPY; Nslu"
bile booklet, listing many splendid mail order
pyopositions FREE Illustrated Advertising
Company. 10 West 3lst ST.
0RGAsfST AND SOPRANO FOR CATHOLIC
CHURCH: $500 $3.50 WEBSTER. JERSEY
cry EXCHANGE SEW YORK OFFICE.
AZ EAST 18TH st. TELEPHONE 1871
STUYNESAkT.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
LIST FIRE


wanted win in the
and3
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Want Advertisements
Your to The Beekman
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. on Saturday last. ~ Cohsns Theatre
or near By, or IN uptown Broad~ay car. gold
bracelet. leaf design. set with amethyst and
pearls. Suitable reward II returned 20 100
West 18th ~.
LOST-Gray cat. red collar and ribbon.
Finder viii communicate 90 2l' West 1sth.
Reward
LOST Leather purse. with money. doctors
and nurse's caro-. on l0iSt e., between Drive
and Broadway. reward. $40 Wsb i0ls 81
LOST. MONDAY night female cockor spaniel.
faWn color Return Horton. l61 East upth
Reward
LOST. Gold watch 5th ave. 37th TO 69th sts.
Initials II b" Reward. 1876 Eas, list n
LOST.-A leGy's gold watch. with initials -
VI. H I53 East 62d 81.
OK DECEMBER II az Caff Bsaux Arts. OF
Louis Martins. diamond ana pearl pendant
suitabl. reward will be given for return 10
LAKE. - East 18Th ST.
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COACHMAN. gardener. useful man. single. er
psiienccd care horses. carriages. wishes posi
ton. couniry. best references. Address T. !.
isB G'h ave.
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COOK WAITRESS Sisters wish positions
together IN country: do the work of house
together. references: wages s26. Domestic
Exchange 32f Columbus ave. near 10Th 81
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HOUSEWORKER.-Ne American airl: very
good cook and waitress: exceptionally good
references: So to $50. Domestic Exchange.
a24 Columbus ave, near 18th St. Schuyler
g196
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CHArFFECR-sin 20. long experience
sble 10 run ans ar. Or willing 10 be useful,
beet private references. city and country; en-
rloyer can he seen. Chauffeur. nj T.. 50th -
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Female.

COOK Swedish; very neat woman; excel
lent cook. meats, soups entries frozen
deserts: wages $50; good references. Do
nestle Exchange. 32i Columbus ave. Schuyler
ORG
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COOK-Young swede: city references; $40
$50 T. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 500 100
9TH ave ninth noorD. Telephone <j.T-Madison
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HOt'SEW DIRK on fam. In small adult fam
iiy. by reliable Protestant woman: good
cook; doesn't get lonesome. Address. Farm,
rrihun. LptoNm Ofilce. l3Gi BroadNaN.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-BeIow Tooth street.

I'D ST. $50 WEST.-Newiy renovated oouo
and single rooms improvements: telephone
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NURSE.--German: hne infants nurse. un-
derstands all foods and the hygienic care
OF babies: wages $50: personal references.
Domestic Exchange 32t columbus ave, near
1rth A HchMNler al
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COOKS TOURS AROUND TIE WORLD
list Annual series. send for Booklet
THOs. COOK & son 2i5 Broadway. Pa and
$50 Fifth Ave. 1859 Broadway. y. Y
The Washington times., 1913-10-21
MANY ARE Named.
IN RITUAL MURDER"
No Witness Yet, However;
Used Name of Bells as
Boys Slayer.

K1EFF, Russia, Oct 2l-With the
ritual murder trial In the last day of
its second week, the several score wit
nesses already examined have accused
almost everyone mentioned of the muir
der of Andrew Yushinsky, the Christian
boy, except the Hebrew. Mendel Bells,
the defendant.
The journalist, Bruskovisky, was still
On the stand when the hearing was re-
sumed today.
The main feature of his testimony
was that Vera Cheberyak told him, in
the presence of witnesses, that It was
the Prihodkos-Yushinsky mother and
stepfatber-who killed the boy, aided by
Marie Mifie.
Saw Andrew Seized.
The witnesses mentioned by Brushkov-
sky were expected to take the stand
during the day. Brushkovsky said that
the Cheberyak woman told him that
Yushinsky's mother and her second hus-
band put the boy out Of the way be-
cause he was the source of trouble be-
tween them. She added, said the news
papernlan. that It was the Mifle woman
who poisoned her two children. Eugene
and Valentine. because they were inti-
mates of Andrew and saw him seized
by those who killed him.
Vera Cherberyak, he said, promised to
tell her full story before MarSolin
Brushkosky, lawyer, but failed to do
so.
Gaewsky, janitor in the house where
The Washington times., 1913-10-21

]. William May. H Noel Garner and
A. A. Paul, Of this city. were in the
class of forty initiates which Joined the
Royal Order of Scotland, at the Scot.
tish Rite Temple, in Washington. last
night
The Washington times., 1913-10-21
BetrothaI of Capital
Residents Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkinson, of the
savoy apartment, announce the engage
mcnt Of their daughter. Isabel. to Clin-
ton Rand Thompson, of Washington and
New Hampshire.
Mr.. Thompson is private secretary to
senator Gallinger, and was for a time
also clerk Of the Senate District Com
nittee
Since her graduation Miss Atkinson
has been much interested in the educa-
lion work of young children, and has
also devoted some time to dra wing
and painting. for which she shows
considerable talent.
The wedding will take place on the
evening of Wednesday, October 2s. at
the Emmanuel Baptist Church, Column
hia road and the Avenue of the Presi-
dents. After the wedding trip. which
viii be to New York and points in the
vicinity, the couple will reside at 1894
rarra"ut street here bungalow has
Imst been completed by the groom for
their reception.
The Washington times., 1913-10-21
Eight Churches Hold
Their Services Together

\ meeting OF eight churches Of Bloom
in-dale and lexington is being held to-
dav at the Evangelical Lutheran
'hurch, North Capitol and L streets.
Tho churches which represent the
Presbyterian. Lutheran, United Breth-
"-n Methodist Protestant, Episcopalian,
Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Episco-
pal South. and Baptist denominations
nave combined for campaign for new
members. the evangelization OF the
community and broader education in
church work.
The first meetings was held yesterday
afternoon in the Bethany Baptist
church and a two-weeks program an
npunced. The sermon was delivered by
f7e Rev. Wilmer =. Johnston. pastor OF
St Paufs NJ. z. Church. His subject
As The Personality of the Holy
Spirit"
~ meeting last night in the Church
~ the Advent the Rev. J. o. Baker,
Tastor OF the Evangelical Lutheran
hurch. spoke on Christian Fratern-
The Washington times., 1913-10-21

the Cherberyaks lived while they were
neighbors to Beiliss In 1911. after the
murder, told of things he observed there,
notably the arrival, on several occa-
sions. of men who wore uniforms ard
who went away in workingmen's clothes.
He swore that he heard Vera Cheberyak
say of two of these visitors that they
were In the way and must be got rid
Of
The department of justice at st.
Petersburg today ordered an inquiry into
the story that a convict in Eodz prison
confessed he murdered Andrew Yush:E-
sky. The prisoner, Baggnirn. according
to the st. Petersburgh Gazette, told as
scciates that he killed the boy. The
newspaper added that Baggnirn was sent
to prison for twelve years. from Kieff,
and that his confession" should be ac-
cepted skeptically on that account.
A London correspondent covering the
trial sent a dispatch saying that the
Russian department of justice, cen
vinced that the ritual murder" trial
has become a farce. is about to order
the case dismissed and will begin an in
quiry into the Investigations that
brought about Beiliss' Indictment.
Documents were produced from
the police department to counter the
evidence of the defense that the men
Landau and Ettinger. who had been
were merely harmless visitors to
kieff AND quite unconected with the
murder
The books of the department showed
that Landau and Ettinger were common
names, and that on several OCCASIONS
Austrian and Russian subjects with
these names had crossed the frontier in
1910 and 1911. These names, 1t was ad-
duced, included Israel Landau. who
crossed the frontier in October 1910, and
recrossed on March 2s. 1911. few days
after the discovery of the murder. Ac-
cording to the police, Israel Landau
was In Kieff on March q.
The witness Landau testified that his
father. Israel. had died in 1902 at Kieff.
and that he was buried in the Hebrew
cemetery. He also swore that he did
not know of any Israel Landau, or any
other Landau, outside of his family.
The court admitted the documents. but
on the demand of the defense, ordered
the prosecution to produce details re-
garding Israel Landau by Wednesday,
or otherwise the defense would be au-
thorized to obtain the particulars from
the police.
The Washington times., 1913-10-21

Following a meeting of Martha Wash
inston Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star. in Masonic Temple tonight, re-
ception will be rendered to the MEM
bers of the order and their friends. An
Interesting program has been arranged.