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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20

Feb %. 1901; same to same? $4,000; attys'
18Th ST. W. S. 200 Of 5th av; lsss
$50 Jan 3. 1907: G and Cath Nicholas 70
Brooklyn Trust Co: sI7, 500; attys, Merrii
& Rogers. 81 Nassau st. ,eox
18TH ST, w, n s.. 200 W OF oth aV, ls;Snn
ESQ. May 20. 1912; Carnegie CONSTRUCTION
co 70 METROPOLITAN Bank; szoOVo' A'"~
WoodfOrd. Boyee & b, Madison aN' -,
18TH ST, Iii w. n :. 226 OF Amstei1
dam ay 226xiO22: Nov 1. 1911: ana
Emma Schwelzer TO = ID and Emhle
schweizer; $4,000; attys. Heyn coVins'O"'
saTH 81. JOG w. $. $50 OF Columbus
av. 25xI0O i; April IA. 1919; osterweii 20
w Cohen; SO, 800: atty Lawyers Title IN
l0STH ST. 900 e. n = $50 OF "a Az
25x1O0.' Nov Is 1904; Lena Weinstein ane
ano 10 W!lhelmina and J Hasslacher. lnols
aud exrs: $4,000; sttys. Hollis wagner
D',iaTtI sT 30 W. $. is10xio0.il: DEC
IN iais. A Cells TO Kottek. IL w iv'n
81: 81 900. atty, " Cohen. " Nassau 81 a..
toaD ST as H. OF 7th avs ldNl"oi.
nee 1885. Matte Cockourn 20 Ns"e...
X Barlow, Flushing. d OF O. SiO.Vooi aUs'
Rlker. 10 Cedar At .oxtoo:
nv a taii. ana Belinda ID Lyttie 20 Ross
scbuihof. 81. 500, atty. Lawyers ritie i'-
suTaEce Co
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
JUNE 10.
Manhattan.
A p smith. exr. TO Eva A sehoonmsksf' ~
Continued en- page II ----->.4-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
LAWYER Rents Estate at Rye.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the
seaso1 for Howard r. Walden his estate
at rye, known as the Anchorage to
Norvin R. Lindheinl. of the law firm mo OIL
HAYS, Kaufman & Lindheim. The prop
erty fronts on the Sound and consists isiIo
~ eight acres. dwelling house, Stanle'
Gardeners cottage and other buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser an
Attorney
Manhattan.
JUNE 49,

AMSTERDAM Az. TS6, " $; 759 9Sth ST. p
NS4 2: Sallie s Flammer u al. eNrs sc OF Caro-
line w SOmmer, 20 W Mitchell. 800 w li3d
81: June u: 800 attys. Appel q r. 81 Cham
beers ST.
SAME PROPERTY: l. sommer e al 10
same quit claim; June Is. 81: atty, same.
AMSTERDAM Az, S25 5, 1913 lOoth 81.
25 8x75; Sailie S F'lammer IT al. exrs &c Of
Caroline w S0mmer. 10 Z w Mitchell. S0 w
1894 St; June IL; ,lNi atty. same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
7As5MSl s Hst1te
BENJAMIN N. Duke Figures
in a $1,75O,OOO Trade

With the educational activities of the
church. IT,, cold
asa I-iftn aV southwest corner oil W.
St three story business building .'r t,
90 feet. for J. $ CorTigan 10 a cllerl iId
investment. The buyer INTENDS 10 Hi"N'
alterations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
Lake Placid Leases.

To Rov w Johnson leased cottages at
Lake Placid. y. Y, for Mrs. J. W.
Wright to Louis COIN; for Kenneth Ste
vens to Seymour Bookman, and for the
Lake Placid club Bywood Lodge TO
client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and at
tOrnsy.)
JUNE 10
BRIGGS Az, 5, 296T OF 1o4th 81.
ia.IIxT3 2xIG2xT4s Dec q, 1915 Linda g
O'Brien 10 III Noting, 203 w 10th Of; 81, zoo;
atty, IL Bergman. 1919 I'd ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20

You SHOULD REAL ESTATE
down to carth
ali ALL it's good place to be and have little OF
If it's the right kind
ndoe offs herein tns
the line its nothery growth along Broadway
This City growing of II 900 people month
have the vicinity OF such ers as broaow
and I'D, 10th and 181st Streets ETC.
these It's the beginning
the beginning Van Cortand Park
STOP A MOMENT AND TEINK-RECALL WHAT YOU HAVE SEEN
YOURSELF.
above 10th Street dirt road with
building Today
solid blocks history houses
TEN YEARS AGO. h Street there only few scat
houses it's soIdly built
vacant populated house district
2O7th Street Wilderness
nghtwh and story apartment houses
tac-d
BAD ssince190
The Broadway 233rd Street Broadway ends
only about 30 blocks left Broadway build up
Twenty Of these West Side the East Side occupied
byV Cortand Park
solid the Broadway Cyn Property
Cryhe Beginning OF broadway-he
to Van Cotlandt Pak-a Strategic Point
YOU CAN'T MAKE MISTAKE BY BUYING PROPERTY IN THIS
VICINITY DO 1T FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR OWN
AND YOUR FAMLY'S FUTURE YOU KNOW IT YOURSELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
untcrCst 8 per cent, unless otherWlse noted.
JUNE 49,
Manhattan.


! AMSTERDAM Az. W s. 7j.9 Il n Of 9sth ST,
/ 25xSi2: G W Mitchell TO Emigrdnt Indus Saw
I Bank. Il Chambers 81: . yrs; June Is; $4,000;
/ atty. r & T. O'Gorman 81 Chambers ST.
/ AMSTERDAM Az. G s. 5O3 It OF Tooth st.,
| 2J3x7J; same to same; June IS yrs; $1,000;
F,T WASHINGTON Az. n cor hist ST. es3
/ xl0C.7: Tilman Const co to State Realty and
S37, 800
LEMON Az. cor 1jth st. 79lOxlOO: VIM
/ = McAvoy 10 Pltk II Dryer, 40 W 1921 ST;
/ June 10; W, per cent; 5000; atty, Sas A
! Boylan. q Cedar ST.
| SOUTH sT $. GO It r Of Roosevelt st.
/ 4.sx--. Fannie + j story 10 Moses Solomon.
/ 81 500: atty y Title Ins co.
| SAME PROPERTY; same TO same; June l6;
yrs: 800 900: atty same.
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 Henry Hollerith
/ COnst co. 1895 Bristow az; instaments: June
/ j. prior mtg, $4,000; Sj,Sl6' atty, same.
STU Az, " :, "a II Of 18th st, 24.SNlC0:
/ Elizabeth Demarest 90 Ernest G Schultze.
a + 4lst st: June S Gri1r mtg. S25. OOOl: yrs,
/ 6 per cent; 5000; atty. Lawyers Title ms Co.
/ 18TH ST, w, s, 20 " OF 9TH av, iS.9x9S. 9;
| Carnegie Const Co TO g Mum, at West
yers Title Co.
GlsT ST. g. 200 OF 9Th av. 25xlOO5: ] T
81 900: atty. LAWYERS Title lns 50.
GlST ST. n s. 225 II OF 5th av, 25xllO.5:
J T Pratt TO J Rosenthal, 1876 Central Park
W: June y; yrs; $4,000.
GSTH ST, 5. COS Of Columbus av COX
1905; Matlde Benjamin 10 Seymour Realty
co. - Broad ST; June IS prior mtg $50 600 :
due July l. 1915; $500; atty, y Title ms
Co.
list ST. Il >. S73 . Of Ave A. o 2x2o4 4;
Storm Holding co TO Title G. and Tr Co l76
Iway: june l6: due Jan l. 1890: per cent;
/ so 900.
9TH ST. s s. 1872 W Of % av. 2o.1ix1oe ..
l'aolo Torrcgrossa 20 Salvatore Gcrace % stan
ton st: April !. due May /, 1916: per cent:
atty, J Bozzufh, llis 1T av.
The Bronx.
BRONX BLVD. c $. lot 2l3. man PenGeld
prop. So Mt Vernon, 30Xi00 . Hersch 10 East
Chester Savings Bank. 80 av. Mt Vernon:
June IS: 3 yrs; per cent, 500; atty ] NJ Bell.
81 av. Mt Vernon.
JACKSON Az, c $, 12j n 15sth St 571ixT5:
J Patton 10 Title Ins co. lg5 Bway:
June Is; yrs; S. 500: Title Ins Co lS5 Bway.
LORING PLACE. 2253. =; G Baas 10
Mary X SchelshoTn. trus, 20 Saul SOS Gates
Ry Bklyn; June u; 3 yrs; per cent: s. 40.
atty, | y Williams, 233 Bway.
LORING PLACE. s, 3Si 1881 81, ok
1853. A Baas TO Emma w Wngate $50 ST
Marks av. Bkyn; June II; 3 yrs; per cent.
s. 40; atty, Williams, 30 Bway
LOTS 36i To 363 map + = a II A Forster:
O Alling Philadelphia, 60 Eecta Alling
gu Buchtel II, Akron, Ohio: June 10: yrs:
per cent 500; atty. a Aling. ca Buchtei
81 Akron, Ohio.
MARION Az. $. 75ll lssth 81. 75.llxs5;
Z n Hammond TO Anna PekOwsky. $50 Audu-
hon av: June H. due Noy IL. 1914: per cent:
$500; atty I V Schavricn. "a Court ST. Bklyn.
MIDpLEToWN ROAD, s. 5ls e Edison sy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
NEW JERSEY.
SIS BUYS IT

Quarter-acre bungalow plot, IN mountains
% miles from y. Y; so trains daily: near
lake and station; worth double: payable SO
down 81 monthly: possession at once for
summer camp WOLFE. 225 w 80 St. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
YOU HAVE SEEN
THIS YOURSELF
The STORY Of JUNE 23rd, 1914
CHAPTER XII.

WHY You SHOULD BUY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
NEW YORK.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

OPPOG UNITY TO RENT BEFORE BUYING
and ave rent apply on purchase price win
ter home, nine rooms, three baths: near beach
golf. tennis: unobsuucted view Of Sound be-
tween Sound Beach and Stamford. THOMAS
j. GOOD sos 9Th av. Murray Hill 709
Kenneth Ives 6 Co Ws..ea: ..i;s' 7e. AZ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24
Drunken Man Wrecks Buggy. Injur-
Preach peasant working with wheel.
barrow like an American Laboree.

Drunken Man Wrecks Buggy. Injur-
ing Wife," In which Il stated that
while ! was intoxicated I became en-
ragged at the horse was driving and
began failing It with the whip and
caused II to run away.
The article was evidently published
In this manner In an endeavor to get
back TO the yellow journalism To
which they seem to aspire. II was
published without regard to the feel
ings or reputation Of the one about
whom these malicious and false state
ments were made. was not intoxi.
Gated at all. and did not become en-
ragged at the horse was driving. The
line got caught under the horses tail,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

bills for city lights. At per cent In
terest. since June S. lsi2. when the
controversy started.
The company serves notice also
that 1t has deposited $3.1s5.37 with
the court to cover what IL owes the
city under the per cent agreement
since June 5. 1919. asking that Il be
deducted from the $4,000.
The suit b directed against the
city. its mayor. its eouncilmen and
recorder. The company il represent
ed by Tapscott 4 Tapscott Of Port
land. Attorney A. c. Hough Of Grants
Pass. and Attorney A. E .Reames Of
Aedford.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24
Power Company Sues
the City Of Medord

MEDrORD. Aag. 3l.-ssit has
been aled IN the federal court for
Western Oregon 1t Portland BY the
CalifornlA-O Oregon Power company
against the citt Of Aedford - Anal
chapter In the long -standing coatro-
versy between tAs municipality and
the corporation.
The power company IN IT. Con-
piaint served upoa City Rseer6sr
F0ss prays Sor tn following:
Judgment for $17.s14.ss; the e.
tablishneat Of the validity Of il
franchiss for twenty-five ysars from
juno I. 1907, the date Of tho orig
inal franchise. and The payment Of all
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

A large gasoline tractor which was
purchased by the propr!etors OF the
Sunshine ranch, arrived here recent
~. The machine il thirty Horsepower
and ID controlled almost like an auto
mobile, having gear shift. clutch.
brake. etc. 1t ID the hrst OF its kind
ever seen in this vicinity. and IL At
tracing . good deal Of attention.
Roseburg News.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

which frightened II. and caused Il TO
run away. I did not touch the horse
With the whip during the whole time
mentioned.
This 10 not the arst time that the
Northwestern has seen NJ to publish
matters concerning me which. like III.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

article In Sundays paper. acre abso'
iutely false l.aat spring an sftiel,
was published ia which Il was stated
that broke pick handle over MI
other maa'U head This thsy Haw ne
To re,raet the following day.
IL 81 r.. SHANNON,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24
Ashland capitalists will build .
50-room apartment at Aarshneld.

Astoria municipal docks will take
$500. 900 feet Of lumber from the
local mills--giving them preference.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

The new Booth-Kelly sawmill At
Springfield. operated entirely BY eiec-
trio power. will bs started from Port
land by President Grifdth Of the Port
land Commercial Club touching an
electric button August 2sth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

II you want . good desk blotael
see Chilcote, 086 Main street.. 33-sl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

Portland has awarded ten paving
contracts. agsresating q quarter Of
million.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

Herald want aAs bri,s rssslta
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

HoW0 FH00 AIfoH0D.
Mr.. and Mr.. ". H. Van valken-
burg ana tie formers mother re-
turned Sunday night IRON . visit Of
four days with Van valkenburg's
grandmother n Altaras.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-24

SHANNON MAKES DENIAL
In last Sundays Northwestern an
article appeared under the headlines,
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
ORTHODOX JEWS CELEBRATE.

At sundown yesterday the He
brews Of the Orthodox doctrine OBJ
served the closing Of the feast Of Rosl
Hashana, or New Year. Ceremonie
will be suspended for the next nne days
but on the tenth day, the Day o. Atone
ment, all Hebrews Of both the ORTHODOX
and Reformed church will fast and spen'
the day In meditation.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
CHICAGoAN HEADED THIS WAY.
Business Men Warned TINT He Is
q Bad Man.

Bankers. hotel clerks. and managers
Of automobile garages are warned by
the police to look out for a man who
gives his name as &C. J. Collins" want
ed in Chicago for working the conf
dence game" He is thought to be headed
toward Washington, and probably will
call upon the banks. hotels, and garages.
The Chicago police have wired the
Metropolitan force to watch for the man.
He is described as being thirtyfive
years old. five feet six inches tall. stout
build, smooth face. wears eve glasses.
dark mixed graysuit. and green fedora
hat. He may be travelling. the Chi
cago police say. in a Chalmers automo-
bile with the initials wv. II. E. IT." on
the side Of the car.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
u. S. TOURISTS DEFEND
HONOR OF GERMANS
Letter to President. Signed by 787
Americans, Says Every Care Was
Extended Them.

Mrs. Rudolph Forster. wife of the as
sistant secretary to the President. re-
turned yesterday from London where
she was visiting her brother, F. W.
Gaisberg. She was in London when war
was declared and said that England is
little affected by the war and that bust
ness and society are running on a nor
NAL plane.
Christian Heurich reached his home in
this city last night from the war zone.
Mr.. Heurich reached New York Monday
on the Holland American liner Nieuw
Amsterdam.
The signatures OF 7a United States
citizens who arrived in New York Mon
day on the Nieuw Amsterdam are affixed
to an open letter TO the President of the
United States declaring that within the
confines OF the German empire since
the outbreak Of the war every cour-
tesy and every care" has been extended
to Americans. The letter states that
the signers have no desire to discuss
the political side OF the war but wish
only to correct that impression among
Americans that there has been Ill treat
ment from the Germans.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
GRADED SCHOOLS.
SPARE RHEIMS CATHEDRAL.
Orders to that Effect Issued t.
German ArtiIIerymen.

German artillerymen attacking Rheims
have been forbidden to shell the cathe-
dral. which. according to reports. is orly
partly destroyed. Blame for the nee
cessity Of shelling the city has been
laid on the French and British armies
by the Germans
In a wireless message received yester-
day at the German embassy. II was
said that Rheims lies directly In the
French battle line, and 1t is with re-
gret" that the Germans are returning
the French fire.
The city of Rheims suffers. the mes
sage says. but orders have been given TO
spare the cathedral In full. the state
ment of the embassy follows:
THE following wireless message from
the foreign office at Berlin has been re-
ceived-Sept. q. Headquarters: Attack
against French-English army makes
progress. Rheims lies in the French
battle-line. We regret being forced to
answer fire. The city suffers but or
ders have been given TO spare the cath
edral
The middle Alsace French attacks
have been repulsed."
Subscriptions to the German war loan
until now are $L2O0,OOO.0OO.'
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
TopAY's CATHOLIC PROGRAM.
National Conference of Charities
Will Deal with Wife Dese-ters.

Will Deal with Wife Dese-ters.
The Facts About Wife DesertIOn" will
be the subject Of Judge James f. Cor
man. Of the Municipal Court of Philadel-
phia Pa. this morning at the national
conference Of Catholic charities. at Nc
Mahon Hall. Catholic University. An in
teresting addition to this address will be
discussion to be opened by Miss Au-
gusta Grace. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. investi-
gator for the Allegheny County desertion
and nonsuppor court.
There will be other features of interest
at today's sessions. The Scope of Pro-
bation' was discussed yeterday by NJ. P.
Mooney, Of Cleveland. Ohio and Mrs.
Margaret McGoorty Long. of Chicago, III.
What We Are Doing in Probation
Work was told by Bernard J. Pagan, OF
New York: What Ought We to Do in
Probation Work by Miss Caroline r.
Boone. Of Brooklyn. n. Y. and B. A.
Seymour. of Detroit: Physical and Medi-
cal Care of Children in Institutions by
DR.. Edward Mallon, Of Philadelphia, Mr..
Barnabas. director of LnColndale Agri-
! cultural School. and Miss Emily Keatng.
OF Pittsburgh The Parish Nurse" by
Mrs. Mary E. Fox. Of Pittsburgh and
James II. Stone, OF Boston.
Meetings of the st. Vincent de Paul
Society. the Christ Child Society. and
other organizations also were held
The delegates took in the sights Of the
Capital in the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
NAVY ORDERS.

: Commander c. F. Hughes. to general board.
Navy Department Washington. D. c.
Lieut.. C. L. Caskey. to Bureau of Ordnance.
Navy Department.
Lieut.. Gunior Ersdel A. d. Denny. detached
Rhode Island; to Naval Academy.
Lieut. J. P. Lsnnon. to Naval Academy. An
nHpolis, Nd
Lieut.. Junior Erade) D. c. Patterson. detached
Wyoming; TO Naval Academy
Lieut.. Gunior Ersde) +. W. Milner to CON-
nAnd torpedo boats in ordinary at Annapois Nd
Lieut. Junior psdel W. d. BreretOn, detached
command torpedo boats in ordinary at Annapolis
Nd. to Naval Academy.
Ensign F. D. Manock. detached Virginia; to
Naval Academy.
Bosisn ]. B. Glsnnon. detached Ysnkton: to
Naval Academy.
Surgeon R. Z. Hoyt. detached Illinois; to Wis
conSin
Past Assistant sursson 7. W. Raison. detached
Maine: to Naval Hospital. Great LAkes
Assistant Surgeon W. A B1mS. n. R. O.. TO
Naval Medical School. washinston. d. @.
TO Naval Medical School, Washington, d o.
Assistant suseon R. L Nattkemper NJ. R. C..
to Naval Medical School, Washington. D. Q.
TO Naval Medical School. Washington. D. @.
Assistant Surgeon Il L. Mathews N. r. O., to
Naval Medical School. Washington. D. c.
Assistant sgge0n A @ ThoIpson. NJ R C.
Assistant Surgeon F. L. Conklin, VI. R. C.. TO
Naval Medical School. Washington. D c.
A A ID. SuE Z. L. Harms. appointed AuruA
q, IgL
A. A D Surg ]. V. MeAlpin. appointed Au-
gust q, 1874
A. A D. Surg F. l. MoT-y. appointed Aurr,s
q. Is1I
A A. D. Surg NJ ". MuasOld. appointed Au-
gust n. 1874
A A. D. surv. C. h Reed. appointed Aus1s.
q. 1914
A A. D. Surg. L. A Willard. appointed August
q. TglL
A. A D. Surg W. L. Darnsn. appointed Au-
gust q, 1874
Chaplain ". G. Isaacs. detached Atlantic Fleet;
10 navy yard. New YoCt N Y.
Chaplain W. h l. Resnsy, to navy yard. New
York, n. 7.
PEymAstsr Clerk A NJ. Jones. appointed: to
Hartford
PSymAstsr Clerk J. E Reed. reappointed; to
Missouri and Illinois
Celtic
PaymAster Clerk h. L. Miller. appointed: to
NebraskA
PIymaster Clerk P T LGnsdAle, appointment
rsToked
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
PLANS ARE MADE
FORCADET CORPS
High School Military System
Includes Formation of
Three Battalions.
NIGHT CLASSES TO OPEN
Evening Courses viii Begin October 5.
on Mondays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays.
NIGHT CLASSES TO OPEN

With the schools successfully put in
| running order, Superintendent Ernest i.
Thurston, and his assistants have turn
ed their attention to the opening Of the
night school and the organization of the
high school cadet regiments.
Assistant Superintendent Stephen e
Kramer has charge OF, the military train
ing branch. His plan includes the forma-
tion of three battalions of cadets. the
first at the Central High School, the
second Of Business, Eastern and Western
High School boys. and the third at the
Mckinley High School The Separate
Battalion will be formed of Armstrong
and NJ Street High School students. En-
listment blanks were given to all high
school scholars.
Might schools 10 oPcn.
D. W. Murch, director of night schools.
announces that this branch of the Dis
tricts educational system will take up its
work, beginning October s. and contin-
uing for at least twenty weeks. In the
white schools the hours will be from
7:5O to $50 on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday nights. On the same nights in
the colored schools the hours will be
from to 10 o'clock.
Grade studies will be taught to white
students in the following buildings:
wallach School, Seventh and Pennsyl-
wanna dhtilut SDulutdHAs JElAElHo oNllObiE
Sixth and G street southwest: Thomp-
son School Twelfth and l. street north
west, and Madison School. Tenth and G
streets northwest. Manual training will
be taught at Mckinley ScchoOl, and bust
ness courses will be availa bic at Bust
ness High School
Cooking. millinery and sewing classes
of white pupils will be held at the fol-
lowing places: Eighth and l streets
northeast. millinery and sewing: G53s II
street northeast. cooking: Beret School.
Fourteenth and 9 streets northwest,
cooking; 2l2 II street northwest cook
ing; B. p. French School. Fourth and G
streets southeast. cooking: 646 Massa chu-
setts avenue northeast. cooking.
Colored pupils will have night classes
at the following schools: Phelps, Tenth
street and Vermont avenue northwest:
Armstrong. street. between Second and
Third. northwest: Garnet. Tenth and U
streets northwest: Randall, First and 1
streets southwest: Stevens. Twenty-frst
and L streets northwest: Lovejoy.
Twelfth and D streets northeast, and Bir-
ney. Anacostia.
COmparIso of Enrolment.
comparison of the detailed enroll
ment for the opening day Of this year
with the enrolment in September 1913
follows:
NORMAL HIGH ASD NANUAI, TRAINING
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
FAIRFAX COUNTY FAIR.

Special to The Washington Herald
Fairfax County Courthouse. Va, Sept.
22-Fairfax county will hold its annual
fair here on October IA, IS, and t. Pros
poets already are bright for the best
show in the history Of the county. The
entries this year will exceed by several
hundred the list OF last season Sever
al public speakers are expected.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
SINKS BRITISH STEAMSHIP.

London. Sept. IAN Exchange Tele-
gram from Rangoon says that the Ger
man cruiser Emden sunk the British
steamer Clan Matheson on September Is
in the Bay of. Bengal The crew was
saved.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
ANTITRUST BILL TODAY.

The conference committee OF the Sem
ate and House on the Clayton anti
trust bill made no progress yesterday,
but informally agreed among themselves
that they would conclude their labors
and report the bill today. II possible.
The differences of opinion over the pat
ent monopoly amendment Of Senator
Walsh. which the cOnferees undertook
to modify. and the obstacles the con-
ferees encountered in trying TO mod
ify Senators Reeds amendment direct
ing recelverships and enforced sale of
property and business of corporations
which may be adjudged offenders Of the
law against monopolies, are the disturb
ing issues.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
LOVERS IN SUICIDE PACT
WHEN FORBIDDEN TO WED

North Tonowanda, n. Y. Sept. p
Because parental objections prevented
their marriage. Mary Emery, fourteen
years old, and Bella Dalicza are dead to-
day. the result OF suicide pact. Dalic-
Ia shot and killed his sweetheart and
then committed suicide
The Washington herald., 1914-09-23
BANKS CAN GET S5.oOO.ooo.
North Carolina SHII Entitled &c
More Emergency Currency.

That the Treasury Department has
done everything in its power to relieve
the cotton producers of the South was
the statement made by Secretary Nc
Adoo to a delegation of North Caro-
linians who called at the Treasury
Department yesterday. Secretary Nc
Adoo told the delegation that under the
emergency currency act the national
banks Of North Carolina are entitled to
s.. .O0O 900 more than they have asked for
and that this money can be obtained
II they will sell the proper securities.
we can lead the banks to this emer-
gency currency" said Secretary McAdoo.
but We cannot make them take it,