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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-18
Annual Golf Medal Play
at the LUCKNOW Links

The annual handicap medal play
tournament for the Dull cup, offered
by Casper Dull, former vice-president
of the Country Club of Harrisburg,
will be played at the Lucknow links
tomorrow afternoon commencing at
100. The completion is open to any
member of the club and the handicaps
will be posted at noon tomorrow
The Dull cup is an annual event and
the cup won last year by Robert Nc
Creath, who also won the Governor S
trophy.
1t is expected that there will he a
large field of players and members
are requested to make their ar
rangements for pairs as early as pos
sible.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-18
MISS RICE Is HOSTESS
FOR j. ii. N. CLUB MEMBERS

Members of the j. II. n. Club were
entertained in delightful manner at
the home of Miss Hulda Rice, 1888
Ellerslie street. with dancing, con-
tests and games of five hundred.
A buffet supper was served with
decorations of green and white.
In the party were: Miss nellie Sell
lers, Miss Pearl Black, Miss Helen
Morsch, Miss Helen Roberts, Miss
Daisy Kuhn, Miss Ethel Knauff, Miss
Kathryn Harr. Miss Margaret Wagner,
Miss Rose Fogarty, Miss Ann Fogarty,
Miss Mary Fogarty, Miss Hulda Rice,
Miss Dorothea Gillette, of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Joseph Lester, Miss Jan
nette Colburn, Miss Blanche Reese, of
Reading, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-18
TWELVE GUESTS ATTEND
FIVE O'CLOCK DINNER

Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Myers, of 1890
North Sixth street, entertained yester-
day afternoon at o'clock dinner
with the following guests in attend
ance:
Mrs. Samuel Miller. Mrs. Jacob Sea-
born, Mrs. Mamie Hess. Mrs. William
Zeigler, Mrs. Tate of Altoona: Mr..
and Mrs. William Morton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sparks, of Wilmington, Del.
William Mitchell, of this city.
The house was decorated in asters
and fern and the table appointments
were of pink with asters prevailing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-18
OID-FASHIONED DANCES
FEATURED AT A. o. III. SOCIAL

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Division
No. l, Ancient Order of Hibernians
has invited the members of Division
No, /, Ancient Order of Hibernians,
of Steelton, and Division No. 2. with
the Ladies Auxiliary of Harrisburg, to
barn dance at the home of p. H.
Vaughn, Riverside, Thursday evening"
September "a. All the old-fashioned
dances will be featured. Cars leave
Market Square at $50 o'clock
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-18
There May or May Not
Be Something in a Name

Whether or not there really is much
in a name depends a lot on the point
of View-or the humor in which you
happen to be. For instance:
Among the marriage licenses issued
this morning was one to a couple of
Harrisburg folks. The groom elect is
a bell-hop. The brides name is Lu-
ellie. The name of the groom -to-be is
Wedlock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-18
dyIwhile Club Meets
With Mrs. ThoS. Baldwin

Mrs. Thomas b. Baldwin pleasantly
entertained members of the Idylwhile
Club yesterday afternoon, at her resi-
dence in Camp Hill with refreshments
following games of five hundred.
In the party were Mrs. Ward d.
Carroll Mrs. James Fisher, Mrs r.
r. Stowell, Mrs. r. E. Cahill, Mrs.
John Armstrong, Mrs. Frederick
Beecher and Mrs. w. II. Cordry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-18

town simultaneously with them, took
possession of it.
Near Jaworow (in Galicia, thirty
miles northeast of Przemyal) the bag
gage train of the Eixth and Four-
teenth army corps with over thirty
guns, 5000 prisoners and enormous
artillery stores were taken.
In East Prussia only unimport-
ant skirmishing was reported"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Advancement in Grade.-Fourth 10

Advancement in Grade.-Fourth 10 third
grade May Henry Ceccarell, Eng. 81 John
Henkel. Z; 7. A. !. Hahn. 10: John Wygand,
No ?, Il; A. T. George. ls; James Kennedy.
20. ]. J. Finley, a: T. J. Walsh, .; Henry
Grief. IS j. q. Peternan. 20: j. v Cooney. 49,
J. r. shelton. A: l.. A. Snediker. %; L. +.
Wenk. IS. II. Berweiler Jr.. ~; W. J. Dough
erty. 155; /. +, STANLEY. 207; w. L. Brereton,
POO: s. j. McDermott ESQ., J. +. Fackner, jr..
237, r. G.. Wiefermann 2l3 J. i. Donovan.
H. & l.. 4; Henry Engeholm, lO W. y. Dor
rite, 10; q. II. Evans. IS; J. j. Bumert. %;
W A. smith. No ?. l22: May g. II. i. a.
s,rom, Eng. 10, May u: p J; klllen, Eng. 2S'
Eng. 81.
report at school OF Instruction April "a for
so DAYS test, a. m: a. G. Frouboes, Engine
l. Daniel Walsh. Il. J. l.. Sullivan. 81, ]. f.
German, 80; August Zeller. Is; lie Roy Kane,
Il: G. p. Odorfer. 20G. G. W. Folker. 225
Frank Pfefer, 81: /. P; KopPsnhoefer. 2Ss
A. s. Worrell. IS; z. p; Gernhardt. 80; O. G.
Nunze. AZ; J. b Morrell. -: r. F Reed. l0z:
=. r. Mckee, Engine 3; Charles sahina, H.:
Joseph Traut. Is. NJ r. Moran Sc; .. ".
Geris II: J. NJ. Gleason, o.; ]. n. Dahl. Ca;
Frank Dohler. 227. c. +. Bach. 234 J. h.
Dougherty, 23s; A. J. Englert, 252; Frederick
Lang. $50. c. ]. Melville, II. & l.. I; IS. !.
Waters, l6; jeremiah Leary. a; q. A. ".
Lynch %; Alfred Graubner. 80: ID. ". Morti-
mer. 1871.
Tined.-Philip J. German. engineer OF
Steamer 240 s. loss Of coat badge.
Leaves Of absence (without pay).-Fire-
man DIST grade) j. J. Maloney, Eng. 235. L.
hours; Lieut. J. J. Kline Eng Sc. "a hours;
II. J. Camp. engineer Steamer 45. IL hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
INVESTORS HARRY
MARC0NI OFFICERS
stockholders Not Pleased by
answers of Officers to PERTH
nent Questions.

4, ,nysstiration into the management
"a. ysrconi Wireless Company may be
-rtv,sd. according TO stockholders De-
,.,.s n, unsatisfactory answers mace ny
a. o1cers 10 questions asked at the an
"a meeting. last Monday. The meeuns'
,ssstg Exchange Place. Jersey City,
US stormy one.
c.c,ss McCarter. attorney for John l.
hrEsu Of New York. wanted 70 kho"
Nv The officers arrived at the value
;s.si on patents purchased with stoch-
,sl.,u' money. He also inquired about
:. estimated worth Of real estate hoid-
IN taken over by the company. lie Cd
.r.d 10 the form Of the balance sheet
Il. demanded. more details about the eA.
xss Of administration, the salaries o.
6. O7eers being Of interest, among other
FRS
I'm Bottomley. vice-president. secre-
az and treasurer Of the company toId
fr,ar,er that il was none Of his business
I'd he dispute grew heated. Bottomley
VA seen al his Office yesterday, said the
krthoders we're expected Ito take the
zzsay as they found it," Why he
k:,t. sngrily, they wanted TO know the
Sges Of the directors
asyer representing other interests
u. as, night that the English Maroon
.r,any had secured control OF the
IssacsA organization. He said things
ssked tad" and merited investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
FAVOR ANTITRUST BILL
H'ail Merchants to Hold Big
Rally at Aeolian Hall.

'ssssies representing more than 5000
@-s't and invested capital 10 the
-o'at Of 35i.rJo.DCO will meet at Aeolian
- his evening 70 register their APP
wa o. the clause IN the administra-
A' antitrust bin. now pending. which
'ia Price discrimination misde-
,A,or
= Anderson, a member o. the COM
-@'s which arranged the demonstra-
= VII preside al the meeting. Ander-
NTesents the drug trade. Other
saks'' will be Congressman X. r..
~'s'a' Of New Hampshire; Congress
= Walter J. Mccoy, OF New Jersey;
D Woodruff. Of the New York As
-.u'n for Improving the Condition OF
foo'. J. Legion white. Of Washing
d. Lee Galloway. professor OF
'e'aics al New York University. and
--'a' Erich. president Of the Retail
eo'riss Association Of America
.''s Is rrong sentiment among re-
- n favor OF legislation 20 define
ny The Manufacturers right 10 die
hs retail price o. his speciality. The
rNing biil ia generally Endorsed By
sx.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Dismissed on Pension--Sergt II. Q. Frohne
i5slh $50. NJ A. O'Connell, 18th, $3.50 Al
Ian FIav Goth. 500: II. \. Kratz, 65th, $3.50.
r. Dolan. l6lst. $780, J. a. JACKIE, Traffic
sub g. 500.
Designated Act bet. sergt.. LIST Grade
]. J. Fogarty.
Iransfers-Patromen II. F. Hettrick. 18th
7 NJ Walsh 18th, II. c. Buser, 2lst; j. T.
O. Connor, 2lst. a. NJ levin, Both. Phillip Nc
GIynn, 6ls,, r. J. szuminsky. l6Oth: J. J.
Barry 18th: H. W. schieb. 2lst; A. J. que
yedo 2ist. Archibald Woods. ed ". c. Ryan
aga. 4. O'Brien. 6Jthi all 10 80 l. D. j;
Y. scu!ly. 2s5th. 10 =. D. as Act. sersi. ~
Grade Mutual-Patrolmen @. lntsmsn, iV'h'
10 l52d: ". r. Arneel. 1924 TO 4Oth. d. D.
Lieut.. J. Mackirdy. l52d 10 iith' In command
Assignment--(D. D.. Act. sergt, %
grade, J. Y. scu.ly. 10 2TJth; temporary
Lieut. F. J. Finn Is7th. 70 command Tooth.
10 days sergt. c. p. Vosburgh. SD, TO =
a., DAYS: Ftlmen. j. J. Sherry, 2Tsth. 20
n u II. So, 10 days: to ID. D., L J. McCar-
ron 18th n Sommers 25th, days, 10 u.
a q. J. Dondero. seth. days; J. McCarton.
4eds ". Prantner. 43d 10 days; j. Balllng'
I6Oth / day, 20 D. T. o. Kings NJ. MurraN
j p. Hopkins. 276th. days: =. Kehoe. G.
A. Harden. 27sth. days TO d. A. o.. queens
for ) DAYS. to precincts Indicated: l. Cam
nomenosi. %: G. Caravetti, 18th J. Lowen-
helm. 18Th. A. Mealli 10th: d. p. Hart.
o5th: D. Cavone. 2sth; J. 7. Donohue, seth
" Marion, 43d. r. HOFFMAN. sist: T.
Waters l40tl: ". w. O'Connell. l50th. II.
Van Gllluwe, 18th: NJ. Royce. lJ6th. Prob.
putnam J. A. Cauneld. Jr, Sch. Recruits. 20
[. o.. 10 days.
Leaves OF Absence (without payl-Ptlmen
n sheridan, 1871. I day. q. Dooley 1921,
! day. J. J. Wanamaker. i6Ith. day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of-Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers

BOsToN-w Fiene's Sons Co: Miss Louis.
millinery: F NJ Dutch. millinery (untrimme'''
ll6 West SD ST.
millinery; Murray Hill.
BOSToN-Gilchrist & Co; w Demp''ys
lsces. ribbons. gloves and umoreiIas' "
White st: Knickerbock .
BUFFALo-Hens s. Kelly Co: q Bassett'
millinery: 81 Union Square. -
CINCINNATI-B Lederer & Son; N Lederer'
INDIANAPOLIS Ayres 8 Co: Miss p c
Massey. millinery: 60 West SD 81.
PlTrSBURG-Rosen Co: kerngood'
millinery; 10 West SD ST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co; Mrs p MacNiece'
gloves; go Fifth ave.
SPRINGFIELD. MASS-Forbes wallace:
D p Birkett. laces ribbons and trimmings;
Decentralization & Mckay Co: A.. J
Gross. laces. embroideries and hanckerchiefs'
Walker ST.
Mems and Boys Wear.
BOsToN-Gichrist Co: w Dempsey. gloves.
furnishing goods. hosiery and underwear; %
White 81; Knickereocker.
BUFFALo-Flint & Kent; b HOPE, turn,sn
ing goods. hosiery. gloves and boys clothins'
20 Fifth ave. Great Northern.
CHICAGO-Marshsl Field 4 Co; y Ben
ming. mems clothing i0i Worth ct.
PITTSBURGH-Sede Bros Seder, hosiery
gloves and sweaters; 40 Fourth ave; Wallick.
ROCHESTER. Y-Dury Powers Co:
O'Toole, hosiery. notions underwear. fur-
nlshing goods and handkerchiefs; 20 West
s3d ST
sYRAcUsE-Ho Co; wiei. clothing
Murray Hill.
YORK. PENN-C II Bear Co; W l. Taylor.
furnishing goods. Sis 4th ay.
Miscellaneous
BOSTON-w Filene's Sons Co. Mr. Kelly.
earthern goods ll5 West 3ed ct
BUFFALO-Adam. Medium & Anderson co.
Chalmers, art goods: Walker ct,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES * Wolcb Co;
Goulder upholstery goods; Broztel.
CLEN ELAND-Halle Bros co; W1tl'
general merchandise: go Fifth ave.
COLUMBUS. OHTO-F & Lazarus Co;
Siebert. shoes: IS East nth st.
DETROIT-Sc hwandhek Bros: Il HaEserty
general merchandise. Broztell
DETROIT l. Hudson Co. Weooer. fufs
and waists: 80 Union Square.
JACkSONNILLE--Cohe Bros. Cohen. DOCKS
and stationery; 225 Fifth ave
PITTSFIELD, MASS-England Bros; w
Noble general merchandise. $50 Church 1t.
ST IOUIS-StiN, Baer X Fuller Drygoods Co.
Il L Titles. shoes; II West 2Sd St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
FIRE RECORD.

J:00-asO West 27sh st. Coco Cola Co; tn
fling.
$500 Irving. pl.. l. J. Healey; trinlns.
7.15-5e3 Third eve. a. Potter; $1,000.
7:15-437 East 18th IT. Mary Deshner; tri-
7:25-8oo Bowery. Defender Lodging House;
s:oo-4O6 West o2d st.. Houston q corbett:
e.45-4eO Eighth ave. Martin Tonte: tr1-
II 1855 Eas, Houston st. Louis Rossn-
sweig; $50.
12:0l-177th ST. and Haven ave, Howard
Moore: trifing.
l21E37 West l31th St, August Run; tri-
fling
I2:45-4o7 East 4th St. Forest Box and Lum-
Der Co.; trifing.
1874 oliver St. Julia Lalu triiing
i:4o-Jay and Fordham sts.. City Island, owner
unknown; trifiing.
2:s0-223 West 4th St. owner unknown; trifing
$3.50 College ave, Jacob Cohen; trifiing.
tS5-237th St and Matilda ave, owner I'M
known, trifing.
5:o0-30j East seth ST.. owner unknown. TIFF
ling.
5.35-i2O Charlton ST. Harry Cavanaugh: trif-
ling
s:50-203 West 27th 81. D. Ferrars; trihins.
7l0-lU Spring ST., owner unknown; trifing.
7:2o-l92is Greene ST.. Jacob Marksamer: trff-
ling
7:6-Front OF 35i West 18th St. schact Motor
Company; SIS.
7:l5-s and Waverley Place, John Wilson d
Co.; rifing.
s:oo-l3sth st. and Park ave.. Western Union
Company; trihing.
s:55-724 East lsOth ST.. Standard Decorating
Company; triling.
s:3o-Foot OF East lHh st. J. r McNurler.
trihing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
Francisco Exposition
" y soend No Money tor
"" Advertising.
,,rsIlsHERS HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTION
Bridgeman Named Presl-
! ~. :, Of the Association After
''' Lively Contest.

,u Newspaper Publishers
re ! A at the second days 1 SeSs,Uri
,s0eAilO a,,,I - convention at the WALDORF WALDORF
ln' ami 'nis5eed support 20 the Panama i
assrdsy' p,.N he held in san Francisco
',I, wear. \ committee va, mss congress"
81 .'issr plans FOR a press ''
b. 'i ~ Tonng. OF THE San Francisco
=, - denied the report ,1"t ,.r r.,o
n'',i'.r xposition was to spend laGse
h''1 ,S . Nv. Tic said tna' ever
ssr' u ~ IN san Francisco was repIe
,.ss'spe' .se exposition board OF al
'ea '.. AND no money was 10 10 '
''a''s ,.naper advertising. ., ,oo,
r IsSspI Brdgman. Of The broo u'
ssroer' l., zion" was elected presl-
n same ,ss association. to succeed Ebert nosI
'1i o. VIZ 20 The Cleveland Plain Dear
: SaS' nvslv contest developed between Wee
e. hVsly 40 Jason Rogers. of The
:, York Globe. ~ Rogers led
us cheaper membership IN the as
act i0' 80 election Of Mr.. Bridsman
sasiiOn' 81 ~ expression in favor OF the
? aAs' . a. The Initiation fee now Is
's''n' o. :" ,aner. besides annual dues Oh
air sA'.' r r 81 s. on each linotype ma
r.. - ., mechanical cOmpositor' war
ere u - oe7cers elected for next year
IA' ' 0'n., 4. Rogers, Of The Chi-
'ss N.Y. IVY. vavs" vice-president; Johh
~ p'In o., Of The Richmond VA
%'SH ..Ser" reelected secretary "a
WV $50 Dsyson Call. Of The New AorN
''N :, commerce" treasurer 10 sue
'''I' ,rr,,.m J. Pattison, of The New
=. ~" r~ar,ng Post" John c. COOK OF
isA 20 work Evening Mail" was nom
.,,,s for treasurer. but wi'hu.e" =
'.''4 w., ~ n directors consists OF }. +.
~ s pO@ =, The Toronto Globe; Charles
No. - Of The St Louis RepuoHC :
y AA' o,son5,sr OF THE Los Angeles
I'' Colonel Charles II. Taylor Oh
. .' po,,on Globe, Hilton I. Brown
-, y, ~. indianapolis News; Frank e ;.
= 80 :, The Montgomery Advertiser,
-, - Jason Rogers, Of The Ne" wi "
Give" nth to-day's
sson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
WILLS FILED.

EMIL, LEVY March -, 10 real estate, more
than 10000 personal. to Temple Emsnu-El'
81. 100, for a specihc purpose; Montehore Home
81 90; Hebrew Orphan Asylum. sl.oco, Mount
sinai Hospital. s.. 500. Home for Aged and In
firm Hebrews, 81 co., Hebrew Technical TRADE
Institute. $1,000; Lebanon Hospital, Sl'VVV
United Hebrew Charities. $1,000; Beth Israel
Hospital. $500; sanitarium for Hebrew chill
dren. $500. Charity Organizations Society
$1,000, German Dispensary, 5000; Heoie"
shelteriug Guardian Society $1,000. New
York Institute for tie Bnno. slV0y. ites.s
terrain Hospital, 500. Iamud Koran Chy. a.
500. Hospital for De;ormities ana Joint Lls
eases. Sl.U0D. Jewish National Hospital SifVjV
TestatOr disposed of most OF estate IN spt-H4e
bequ,st- among nIeces and nepnews' the aiIsesl
being 5000 10 Winifred PulNermacner' @
nice. Residue. amounting to about $1,000, 70
Dorothea Roman. sister. Leon LasAh a'
ELLEN FRANCES EVANS March H. In
Paris: no reai estate in New YORK, more 'ndH
SO 90 Personal d each servant IN employ
500 for Ell, year Of service. Mccall Mission
Paris, sl,90. JoseInine &c Broen. Sl,VoO toI
missionary. work iu Paris; Anglo-AmerlcaH
Young Mems Christian Association Paris
$1,000: American Episcopal Cnurch, FdIis'
1000; Larz Anderson, SLOW; Maroon ne
6erton 5000 cara Enos lawson fySDS
$1,000: Frank Evans, Sl.CcO, Ann Frances
Muller, $1,000; Kate Whelan, $500 horace
Enos 81 900 e. Harry Enos, SlVoV, Cndl l,l
r. Muller. $1,000; John c. Stevens, s29'Vo1,
Frances II. Bell. $1,000 George Bell. S5;QVo'
Marguerite ". Muller. 5000; Lucie NJ. Nor
gan. So. go; Maud Muller, 5000 Charles r, +.
Muller. IT, 1900, Virginia higgins, S0.VOV'
Howard Whelan, 81 600; Agnes p. DufIus. $40
600: Louisa Myers. 5000; Wisner X: Town
send $4,000: Frances L. King, 5000; cara
r. V. T. Higgins $1,000. Max W. G. loop
ST 900. carl Toop $1,000; Harry Townsend.
81 OOO; Fannie II. Fleming, $1,000; Mary
Fleming, $1,000: Edith Fleming, 5000 Meta
Fleming So 900: Louis Y. DAWSON $1,000; Alice
N Dawson SIC 600; Mary MAY, $1,000; Annie
C. Ruttkay s. coo: Bessy p. Meadows. S0,oCOi
Stanley T. r Meadows. $1,000; Anna c. stew
ans. Sc 900; Kenneth r. Duffus, $1,000; Amelia
NJ Harjes, 81 600. Julia Lille, S2coO; Austlhe
Fouchard $1,000: Jean y. Daescnne, so'uO'
Marie Galin, 81 600: Alfred Niederhauser'
81 900: 10 cousins Helen Schauiter, caroline 1;
Lincoln and Anna H. Tyler, $1,000 5000 and
$50 600 respectively and also 10 each one
third Of residue. Geer. Rolston & Koran
ROBERT THOMPSON March 2e); real es-
tate unknown $500 personal; all TO Mrs
Martha W Thompson. wife.
ANNA MARIA WELSH april -; real es-
tate 5000. personal S9394; Board OF Foreign
Missions Presbyterian Church. 500. Board OF
Domestic Missions Presbyterian Church, 500;
salvation Army. 500: residue 70 Rey. Daniel
Z. Lorenz and Jane Guthrie, each half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
Buyers arriving in New York may reg
lister in this column BY telephoning
Beekman 5000.
Drygoods. etc.

Drygoods, etc.
ATLANTA-Davlson. Paxon. Stokes Co:
Christian, piece goods; II West sd ST.
LTIMORE-Goldenbers Bros. Rosenberg.
silks: Grand
BUFFALO-B Kadetsky Tailoring Co; B
Gamer. wooens. Herald Square.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cloak Co; NJ Green
hut cloakings, Hoffman
CLENELAND-Deiiner Bros & Kraus; ID II
Ledner. cloakings Hoffman.
ELMIRA, y Y-Personius, Malone & French
A Malone. drygoods and notions; Bristol.
MONTICELLO. y Y--Hsmmond & Cooke Bros;
Hammond. drygoods and carpets; Broad
PHIiADELPHIA-J stokley & Co; stokley.
umbrella cloths Hoffman.
ST LOUIS-Kraft. King & CO; 2 " KRAFT.
SPRINGFIELD. MAsS-Forbes & Wallace: D
Birkett prints, ginghams, Innings; Walk
WORCESTER. MASS seder & Bro; E
Seder. cotton piece goods; Hoffman.
Cloaks, suits Women's Wear. etc.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA-Parsian Co: Miss II
Lightfoot. dresses 1893 Broadway.
BOSToN-W F1lene's sons co; Miss VI
petticoats. Miss Mahoney. SKIRTS: ZIG West
S2i 81
BUFFALO-J y Adam & Co; Miss w A
Gardiner. ladies' and infants' wear: Miss II
Farmer. muslin underwear; 2li Church. Nc
Alpn
CHICAGO-Rothschild & Co: u VI Rosenthal,
coaks. suits waists and dresses; 2l5 4th av.
CHICAGO Y Farwell Co. { " White, knit
underwear; y Leonard 81
DALLAS. TEX-Lorch. Grumbach Mfg Co; NJ
Grumhach. ladies' ready to wear; Pierrepont.
EASTON, PENN-The Bon Ton: Wren,
ladies' ready n wear: Is East 2sth 81.
PARAMOUNT. w VA VI Hartley < sons;
Miss Montgomery ladies' ready TO wear; %
West 33d -.
MIDDLETOWN, CONN., II Bunce Co; p
Hermann, cloaks and suits; IS Spring St
PiTTSBURGH-Lewn Neiman co; Miss
OBrien. ladies' ready 10 wear Miss killen,
coats and suits: 40 Fourth ave.
PITTSBURGH-Meye Jonasson a Co; N G
CoAen, ladies' ready 10 wear: Wallick.
Millinery. Laces, Notions. etc.
AUBURN. y Y-F Peck: millinery: Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
N. Y. u. STUDENTS TO ACT
Faculty Ban Lifted in Case Of
Homemade Comeuy.

Twenty-Five students OF New York Uni
versity will appear tonight in a musical
comedy entitled "Bagatelle," at Univer-
sity Heights.
The comedy. which Will be deliberately
staged, was written by two students. Tho
lyrics by Howard Young and the music
by II. Halperin.
The faculty N, which had been placed
on the annual musical comedy, was
raised for the first time In FIVE years IN
allow this comedy be staged.
Five students will appear In female
roles. Beverly Becker will play the 'ead
John Bosset formerly OF Savage's, has
coached the twenty-five students in dane
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
WITHDRAWS ALASKAN LAND
Wilson Plans Four Military
Reservations.

Washington, April 23.-Upon tho Joint
recommendation OF Secretaries Lane and
Garrison, President Wilson, IT was an
nounced to-day. has withdrawn four
tracts Of public land in Alaska for mill
tary reservations. The areas are promi-
nent points on navigable waters on tho
Alaskan coast. having strategic value for
the protection Of coal fields and railroads.
Preparing for rapid development expected
to follow the construction OF the govern
ment railroad in Alaska, the Presi-
dent also has withdrawn several tracts OF
land which have natural value for town
site purposes.
The tracts withdrawn are so distributed
as TO provide localities for settlement
along three possible railway routes. They
will be made available 10 bona fide cit-
Zens OF new towns-not TO spectators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
Trenton. y. J., April 23.-The ioIIo"Ins
New Jersey charters were filed to-day:

Trenton, y. j., April Sine UNIV
New Jersey charters were filed to-day
Mead Gas Heater Company Passac, - hea 1ohs.
$50 oOo Jacob a. Troast. charles T. d. ''''''
F' " walsh, Auto Service Company rev,
ark: s25 ooO Frederick II, Walsh, N TTs.ao,
H. D. Brangwin. Verona; SaIl1'' -
Orange High Realty Company Jersey City
real estate $40 900: Henry = StSlss
q Fisher. New York City, John H. turner
Jersey City. - >-ora-l,.
Hitchcock Experiment Company nIps y,,,,,; NewarK'
glass and other goods; $1,000; WllIam j..
S.ieuse charles ". Brown, SeWlckley' Penn.
rGward Pitcairn. Pittsburgh. 800.
u = II Tire Company, Newark, buto
-. . oo0. samuel Holman. Louis Cnstaeder'
Rosaline Holman, Newark. .,
Arcadia Company. Newark; real estate 20;
noa. lanes Robb. New York city; Philip "
r Van Wycke, summit: John Il. McDonoush'
Scotch Plains. r.,,.,on rotas.
Wells Printing Company Ponlp'9pn t Inys'
&c o00. Horace 7. Wells Horace X. Wens'
pomoton Lakes: II. B. Warrington Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
wP0SES TOLLS REPEAL
"'sgatlon Testifies Before
Senate Committee.

n. hson. April 3.--A delegation
~ "s" York. representing the Asso-
- iT he Preservation Of American
-. " The Panama Canal. appeared
49,, ns senate Committee on Inter
ys,r, N1i@i to-day 70 oppose the repeal
~ u~nption for American vessels
e.. '"xs Cochran was the spokesman.
s., - ths delegation were william
To-, Sfown. ez-Rspresentatiye {. V.
H. sM Theodore sutro.
T. &"r Foraker. u Ohio, war FUR
u s",-s,aninso AZ 20 his testimony
h.,<.,,. esh&ts. IN approving the Hay
~ 49, treaty, believed that 81 con
<r,.. s'~ VI Great Britain and other
>'As... we're thereby ended. rather than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
AIDS CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
T. B. Basselin Leaves It Bulk of
Estate of 100000.

WATERFOWL. y Y, April 2S-Ths
Catholic University of America. at
Washington will receive the greater
Theodore Il. Basselin. OF Croghan. He
makes the request that a hall 10 cost
sl00,0 900 be erected in connection with
the university and that his name be
suitably recognized by tho institution.
lie gives S25. 900 for parochial school
at Croghan. and 100000 Is put in trust
for t~ maintenance