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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

B.s the sohb'ng baby boys
Homeless bors
7et, siop; the hairy girls cause girls are
rurrirs toys
tlrf rov babies cunning too
Vhst are orphan boys 10 do
Oh hoo-hoo
les the slump iu masculine stock has
,f the orphan market. Miss Mary Vida
Qirk. Of the state Charities Aid Asso-
,1iion. secretary Of the subcommittee on
a-nty agencies Tor placing dependent
sldren. declared Yesterday that the re-
u,ss they receive for babies for adop-
to- cal for Firl babies three to enc as
mlnsl the requests for boys"
soyt above ten arc not so hard 10 place,
.ssust they are useful. But Miss Clark
sls il is really = problem 10 know what
b % vith the boy babies. Nobody seems
pEsrt them. no matter how dimpled and
Epesiing and "cuddly' they are. Send
rtsiri haoy. is the universal cry.
Mss Clark is not inclined 10 blame the
r.ragisis for the low rating for baby
su She SAYS its womans nstura. liking
r. infants Of her own sex coming out
When family adopts baby, che ex-
lsired. III is because The woman wants
e And woman wants girls 10 pet. and
t.ss W. The woman who through the
Ma have been praying. Give me a man
and ard turning their faces 70 the wall
shsn a Homsn-child arrived. did so be-
1sss their husbands wanted sons TO carry
he family name. People don't look 10
n adopted child 10 carry on the family
sns usually and so the lonely wife can
as herself and get what she Graves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sr-pPFNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Siemund Wechsler. Plaintiff against
Anna Z. Jones Ct al. Defendants-lh pul
suance Of n judgment OF foreclosure anu
entitled action and bearing date the tth
CAV OF Jaruary, 1914. ]. the undersigned 'us
referee in said judgment named vii sell al
putlic auction. at the Exchange Salesfooi
No. 1916 Ncsey street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New YORK on me oVtn
that day by i. H. Mayors, Auctoneef. TIE
premises directed by said judgment 10 De
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF lanu,
with the building and improve ments thereon
erected situate. lying and being IN the bot 70
ourh Of Manhattan. OF the city OF New nork'
in the County and State Of New York bound
ed and described as follows: -
Beginning ct point on the southerly sGe
Of 1f6th street. distant 3l2 feet westerly
from the corner formed by the lntersecli'oih :,
OF the westerly side OF Fifth Avenue Win
The soufherly side Of 18th Street: running
thence southerly. parallel with Fifth Ave
nue. and part Of the way through party
wall, 1pD feet II inches; thence westerly
and uaraIlel with 10th Street p feet :
thence No-therly. and again parallel with
Fifth Avenue. and part OF the way throug n
another party wall, 100 feet II inches 10
the southerly side Of 10th Street; and
thence eastcry along the southerly SIDE OF
OF beginning Said premises being no"
known as No. 2s West 116th Street
Subject 20 a first mortgage OF 1000 ~
Js, with interest thereon from May J. 1919
Dated. Kew York. January 5. 1914
JAMES 6. MDONOGH. Referee.
RALPH Y. WECHSLER. Attorney for Plain
tiff, go Broadway. y. y CITY
TIE following is diagram OF the prop
erty 90 be sold, its street number ls - west
116th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
OLD DANCES CAST ASIDE
Tango Gets Call from Old and
Young al Suffrage Ball.

old-fashioncd dances received another
setback az the First Voters Dance. given
by the Mems League for Woman Suf-
irase at the Masonic Temple. Brooklyn,
las, night. The committee thoughtfully
provided two orchestras and two ball
rooms. one orchestra played music FOR
the orc-step. the tango and the Hesitation
waltz. the other twanged the tunes boaus
and bellies danced TO twenty years ago.
Sis hundred persons attended the ball
and most OF them danced. but the old
time orchestra PLAYED 10 empty floors
unt1 10 lost patience and struck W one
step. In two. minutes the room was filed
with dancers.
Besides the general dancing there were
several features. Eight Brooklyn girls,
dressed i'm the Mems League colors. blue
and white. did spirit Of victory dance
1915 Miss Hilda who came by courtesy
OF Ruth ST Denis. did The Pipes OF
PAN" Miss McVne and George Seabury
gave an exhibition OF modern dances as
taught at Castle House
lt was Il. C. Bcadlcs busy night As
secretary and main prop Of the Men $
League he bosecd tho ball. from the punch
to the professional dances. lie was as
sisted in the arrangements 10y two com
mittecs, one Of present voters, one Of
voters OF 1916"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Stephen II. Jackson. Plaintiff, against
Michele Benincasa 81 al. Dofendants.-In pur-
suance OF judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
dull made and entered in the above-entilted
action and bearing date the e3rd day of De
cember 1913 l. the undersigned. the referee IN
said Judgment named. Will sell at public auc-
tion at the Exchange Sslesroom. Nos. l4-1e
Nescv street I'm the Borough OF Manhattan
civ OF New York on tho 2lst day OF January,
1915 at J. o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph
y pav AuctiOneer, the premises directed by
lid Judgment 10 he sold. and therein described
as follows. All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land with the buildings thereon erected.
situate living and being in tho Borough OF
Manhattan. City and county and State OF New
York bounded and described as follows; Re
ginning at point formed by tho intersection
of the Easterly side OF Lexington Avenue and
the Northeriy side OF Thlrtieth street. running
thence Northerly along the Easterly side OF
two-thirds inches i3 feet i02s inches: thence
Eastcrlv and parallel with Thirtieth Street,
md part OF the way through party wall, one
hundred feet 900 feeO: thence Southerly and
parallel with Lexington Avenue. forty-three
feet and ten and tWo-thrds inches (i3 feet 1924
inches1 10 the Northerly side Of Thirtieth
street. thence Westerly along the Northerlv
side OF Thrtieth street 10 the point or place 81
beginning Being the same premises stimuli
;aneously conveyed 20 said Gilbert f. circuit
dav Of April 1908. and delivered with these
presents which are given as payment Of part
Of the purchase money Of said premises.
Dated New York December % 1913
HENRY ". STEVENSON. Referee
MENKEN BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plain
TN. s. Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CITY
The following is q diagram Of the property 10
he sold its street Number is l61-ls3 Lexington
Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
fATHaR KNlCNtReooKtR DoESNT-WANI BOYS

an adopted daughter for companionship.
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, the veteran
surragist. had an explanation all ready
when she was asked why her sex was IN
such demand with people wanting babies
Perfectly natural she said, briskly.
Evil traits IN parents are much more
likely 10 descend 10 boy than TO a girl.
Girl babies usually inherit the good traits
and boy babies the others, so If you are
adopting child whose parents you don't
know you take much more serious
chance in choosing a boy q
II looks suspicious, though. that Miss
Caroline Ruttz-Rees. an ardent suffr gist
and head of big girls school 1t Green
witch. Conn, has adopted little boy. She
lives surrounded by girls. and she adopts
a boy. even though bound by her princi-
pies 10 uphold her sex.
Mrs John Martin, the leading anti-suf-
fragist. chose two little boys. But then
she was only being true TO her beliefs.
Yes, the poor. unwanted. unappreciated
boy babies have few friends Mrs. Will
lam Grant Brown. clubwoman. however.
SAYS she loves them.
always ielt' she oeciaIeu yesterday
so much safer about boys when the
time came to turn them out into the
world. A boy can turn up his trousers
and get Job anywhere, and II ne gets
into trouble people aren't as hard on him
as they are on a girl. Yes, I'd choose a
boy every time"
The State Charities Aid Association
would lust love to see Mrs Brown coming
in at their door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
CAUSE 0UTWITS DR.. SHAW
Suffragists to Wheedle Extra
Speeches from Leader.

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait returned last
night from the first of the suffrage Dee
strict" schools and conferences which are
heinc held I'm ZACH of the campaign dis
tricts all over the state during this month.
The first conference was held in Yonkers.
sixty delegates were present from West
chester. Rockland Orange and sullivan
counties. There was 81. 300 raised toward
the sum which the suffrsgsts pledged
themselves Ia raise before the campaign
is over.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw made the prin-
cipal address Of the conference and there
bv hangs a tale. which suffragists are
telling with glee
At the time Of the Binghsmton conven-
ton. i'm October. Dr. Shaw was charmed
by the enthusiasm Of the meeting. WISH
inc 10 do something real generous 10
rouse the contributors OF Binghamton'
she offered UP thirty nights on the altar
o fthe campaign committee.
Or Shaw's thirty nights have been
standard gift ever since. but now SUI
fracists are saying: Mrs. Gait viii get
more than thirty speeches out OF Dr'
Shaw. Look what she IS doing. taking
her around to these conferences every
week. At this rate she will have those
thirty nights used up long before the cam
paign is OVER and then Dr.. Shaw, VINO Is
so generous, will have TO give some
more" The gift II thirty speeches repre-
sents a money value Of more than SOD
because s25 is the least that is ever PAD
Or. Shaw for her speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME cot ri. COUNTY or new YORK
David frankel. plaintiff against sale Agd.
- al defendants in pursuance ~ a iudg
ment NJ foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered I'm tho sbove-entitlcd action and bear
ing date tho 18th day OF August. 1918. !. the IN
d"ftigned. tho referee in said Judgment named.
VIII sell a. public auction. At the Exchange
Sslesroom. 40 u 10 Nesev street in the Bor-
oih day OF February 1914. al l2 O'Clock noon
on That dag. by Joseph T. Day. auctioneer
me premises directed bv said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
Al those certain lots pieces or parcels "
land. situate. lying and being IN the City of
Now York. Borough Of Manhattan. with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected,
bounded and described "a follows:
beginning ~ point on the westerly side ~
SUFFOLK street distant ono hundred twenty-five
fcet ten and one-haf inches sOuthcrly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF said
westerly side ~ suffolk street with the south
erly side OF Broome street. running thence
westerly at right angles. OF nearly So with
said westerly side Of Suffolk street. one hun
dred and seven inches more or less. thence
southerly parallel or nearly 20 with said
westerly side 81 Suffolk street sevenU-hve feet
one and one half inches more less. thence
easterlv a. right angles or nearly with said
westerly side Of Suffolk street. one hundred
westerly side Of Suffolk street. thence northery
along said westerly side Of Suffolk street. ssv-
enty-four feet eleven and one-hsr inches more
OF less 10 the point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York. January 18th. 1914.
LOUIS I.ANDE. Referee
SOHMER & sONNENTHAT. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Office and postofice address. -
Broadway. Manhattan Borough, New York
CITY
The following is diagram Of tho property
70 he sold: Its street numbers are - 10 81
Suffolk street
Broome -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
LOVELY WOMAN MUST BE
30 TO CARRY A CLUB
Age Limitation for PoliceWomen
Stirs County Suffrage
Association.

Not untIl she Is thirty years old.

not until sne II thirty years old.
Thus the new bin of the Women's Prison
Association DEGREES. and accordingly
there was CONSERVATION in the hearts OF
those members Of the New York County
Woman's Suffrage Association who met
last night at No. II West Slth street 10
give their blessing 10 the measure
NO woman shall be appointed who is
under thirty and over forty-fve years II
age. the bill reads
What about the woman over forty-hve
whose husband leaves her with eight or
ten children 10 support" demanded Miss
Jane Sullivan. What about the woman
who al the age Of fifty is just beginning
TO have time for something besides taking
care Of children? At fifty the modern
woman is in the prime Of ner powers"
That's too Old" retorted Miss Edith
Reiffert. she would be sot in her way
Besides. IL a woman is going TO have a
call 10 the police service she will get it
before she is fifty. People don't go into
the ministry or school teaching or matri-
mony or any other profession after they
are fifty"
After long discussion they decided to
leave the bill in its original form. IL was
Endorsed by the association and will start
to-day on the rounds of other womens
clubs for Endorsement before IL is intro
duced next week at Albany by Assembly
man Eisner IL provides for the appoint
meut OF twenty women patrolmen. under
the same conditions as men are appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK 1OCN4 4
BENJAMIN II. Rosenstein and Wllara D.
sands as Trustees. sc, against Mary bar
nett a others. ,
In pursuance Of judgment or forecios-
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action. and bearing date Inc
96th dav Of December. 1913. |, the under
signed the referee in said judgment named
will cell at public auction, AZ Inc hNchhhse
Sslesroom Nos IA and IS Nesey street, IN
IN. Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York on the 26th day % January, l"l4' AT
10 o'clock noon on that day by Herbert a:
sherman. Auctionecr the premises directed
bv said judgment 10 lie sold ana therein
described as follows; -, o.,
All that certain lot Of land WIN the IN,
provements thereon situate in Block 1908
on the Land Map OF the city ana county OF
New York, and bounded and described as
follows. ~,
Beginning at a point on the westerly SIDE
n, second Avenue distant hfty feet fye inches
norfherlv from lhe northwesterly corner OF
Second Avenue and one hundred and thlrd
street and from thence running north"rly
alone the westerly side OF Second Avenue
fwentv-fvo feet three inches. thence Westef-
lv paraliel with one hundred and third
street and part Of the way through party
wall seveuty-hve feet. thence southerly par
alicl with Second Avenue twenty-five feet
three inches and thence easterly paraUel
Win one hundred and third Street and part
% tho way through smother party wall sew
cntv-6Ne feet 10 the point Of ginning being
nov known by the street number as -Voo
Second Avenue.
Tho following is diagram Of the prop
crtv 20 be sold. its street number being as
above:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
18Th Street.

ls4th Street.
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-described
property is 10 be sold Is SO 49, a., with interest
thereon from the 5th day OF December. 1918
together with the costs and allowance amount
ing 10 $3.50 a. with interest from December IL.
The approximate amount OF the taxes assess
men,s and water rates. other liens, which
are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. OF paid By the Referee Is
dated, New YORK. December 24h. 1918
JACOB s1LVERsTEIN Referee.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Miriam lsaacs and others against Mary Bar
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made ana entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th day
OF December 1913. |. the Undersigned 10.
referee in said judgment named. viii sell az
public auction 81 the Exchange Salesroom. No>.
IA ana lG Nesev Street, IN the bor9lgh Oh
OF Januarv 1914 al - O'Clock noon on that
DAY. D., l.. J. Phillips Company. Aucuoneers.
the premises directed by said Judgment TO be
sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot OF land. with the I'm
proyements thereon. situate IN Block 1873 on
the i.and slap % the city and County OF Ne"
Vork and bounded and described as follows:
Eerinning Al q point on the westerly side or
second Aycrrc distant twenty-five feet nve
inches nor:hery from the nOftnNesterlv c9,iies
Of second AvcIsuc AID One Hundred ana Third
street and from thence running northeriy
along tbe westerly side OF Second Avenu.
twenty-five feet. thence WESTERN parallel WIN
pna funded and Third street and iart Of the
Nsv through a party wall seventy ave Feet
thence souiheriv parallel with second Avenue
,ve,,,s,s feet and thence casteTly parable
LII Crc Hundred and Third stree and par.
~ lie wa, through another part, wall seven
i've eeet TO the point OF beginning being
nov, known hy ;hc street number as wv sec
ms following is diagram ~ The prouerty
IN 10 sold is street number being as above:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The German savings Bank IN the 'ity o.
New York. Plaintiff. against lsidor Berger ~
others. Defendants In pursuance oi Ju1t
ment Of foreclosure aud sele duly MADE ana
entered In the above entitled action and pear
ing date The 3isi day Of December' lsl$ 30, L.
named will sell al public auction. al the bN-
chang, SalesroOm. No 1915 Nesey street, IN
the borough OF Manhattan. city OF New ork,
on no 18th dsv ~ January 1914. az l. o'clock
noon that day, by Joseph =. Day. Auction
Ger the premises directed hy said Judgment 10
be sold. and therein described as follows
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel OF leno
with the building ami improvements there 'n
erected, situate. lying and being In the BOZ
ough ~ Manhattan. city and state ~ New
York known bv the street number four hun
bred and thlrtv-slX East Houston Street
bounded and described ss follows.
BEGINNING a. point on the noriherly siHe
NJ East Houston street distant one MI ~
and eleven feet more or less essterly from ~
corner formed hv Tire intersection ot tlH nor y.
erlv side ~ East Houston street ana tne eHH.
erly side Of Avenue u. aud which POM os
he westerly wall Of the building on the prem
i-es intended 10 he herein described Ihnhius
thence northwsrdiy along said vail 70 ue -
thereof. thence along the fence ue i"''h ~
front and rear houses on the premises herein
described 20 the westerly SIDE or the "es't'tt
wall OF the building on the rear par OF oif
premises herein described. Hence alons shIu
westerly side 81 said lasi mentioned buidlHk
10 point which is distant one hundred hn"
five feet ten inches more or less IN = no,tu
eastery direction from East Houston street
thence eastwardly and parallel or nearly -
With East Houston street twenty feet sis
inches more or less; thence south"afalE ana
parallel Or nearly 50 with the first course mere
inbo fore mentioned hundred and nNe fcet
and ten 'nCnes more or less TO the noftneIit
side OF East Houston Street. thence wesl
wardly along said northerly side Of thst hous-
Ton street twenty feet six inches more ar less
10 the point or place OF beginning being lhe
same premises conveycd 70 the said lsidor
Berger one Of the parties hereto by deco
bearing date the fifteenth day OF July. 1917
and recorded In the office Of The Register OF
the County Of New York on August hfth. l"p-
in Liber 9s. Section . Of Conveyances. page AZ
Dated New York. January 9th. 1914
FRANK X HOFFMAN,. Referee.
MEYER Al BRBACH. Attorney for Plaintn
AZ Broadway New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the property
70 be sold. its street number is 1876 East Hous
ton street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
york--Aibert ~ Hss,orf. Plaintiff against
Nadgs l. Hcnncn q al. Defendsnts-ln por-
sunnce or a judgment Of foreclosure ana
tofe duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date tho 3th gay
Of Janusry. 1914. T. tho undersirncd. the
Referee fn said judgment named. VIII sell ~
public auction ~ the Exchange Sslesroori.
Nos ZIG Nescy street. IN tho Borough OF
Manhattan. city 81 New York, on the ZStn
dsy Of January. 1919. AZ - o'clock noon on
that DAY oy Herbert A. Sherman. Auction
cor The premises directed by said Judgment
10 be sold. and therein described as follows
All that certain plot. piece or parcel OF
land. with tho building and Improvements
thereon erected. situate lying ana being IN
tnc Borough OF Manhattan Of the city OF
Nfw York in tho County and State OF New
York bounded and described follows
Beginning NJ point on tho southcriy Noe
Of l12d street. distant 100 feet easteTly from
tho corner formed bv the intersection OF IN.
southerv side Of iI2nd street with the cast
crlv side pf Audubon Avenue. running thence
easfoflF. along tho sOuthsTlv side - l12ld
parallel with tho eastcrly side Of Audubon
Avenue and part 81 the distance through =
party RaH. - feet; thence westerly and
parallel with the souih'riy side or lf2nd
street. ~ feet inches. thence northcrly.
again parallel with the easicrly side ~ Az
duton Avenue. % feet 10 tho s0uthcriy side
81 iT2rd street. A. the point or place %
beginning. said premises being now known
by the street number JlO West lT2nd Street
Dated. New York. January 9Th. 1871 D.
ARTHUR X. KUHN. Referee.
HOUSE. GROSSMAN q NORHAIS Attor-
news FOR Plaintiff. 115 Broadway. Bor-
ough - Manhattan New York city
The folio Hiug Is . diagram of The properiy
70 be sold IT'S street Number IS 30 Wesi
112nd Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Mary :. White, Plaintiff, against Thomas
Howard and Others, Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered in the above entitled
action and bearing date the I'd day OF Jsnu-
ary. 1914 l. the undersigned. he Referee in
said judgment named. Will sell at Public Auc-
ton. at the Exchange Salesrooms. Nos. IA 10
Nesey Street in the Borough ~ Manhattan,
city OF New York. the Both day OF January
1914 at twelve o'clOck noon on that day, by
Joseph r. Day Auctioneer the premises di-
Tected By said Judgment TO be sold, and there
in described as follows;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the building and Improvements thereon
erected situate. lying ana being IN the Dor
ough OF Manhattan. OF the city ~ New York
IN tho County and state OF New YORK, bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly line
of one Hundred and Eighteenth Street. dis
tant Eiehty-fve feet Easierly from the cOraer
formed bv the intersection Of the oasterly
line OF IenoN Avenue and the northerly line
Of one Hundred and Eighteenth Street, run
ming thence Northerly parallel with Lenox
Avenue One Hundred feet eleven inches 20
ne centre line OF the block between one Hun
dred and Eighteenth and One Hundred and
Nineteenth streets. thence Essterly along the
said centre line of the block twenty So thence
soufherlv parallel with LenOX Avenue and
nart az the way through a party wall One
hundred feet eleven inches 20 the northerly
line OF one Hundred and Eighteenth Street.
and thence Westerly along the Northerly line
~ one Hundred and Eighteenth street twenty
feet 10 the point or place Of beginning. Said
uremises being nov known by the street Nun
her So West l1sth street.
Dated New York. January 9th. 1914
BENJAMIN r. BUFFET. Referee.
CANNON a CANNON. Attorneys for Plain
tif f35 Broadway. New YORK city
The following is a diagram OF the property
street, CITY OF New York. Borough OF Man