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when reached.
VOORHEES, Unger Kratzenbers/Geib
Ward/C OF y ct al IO'DeaLO' Dea
snedeker/ Trump, etc Foth/Foth
Trial Term-Nan Slclen. j.
Calendar at 10 a. m.
Gidinsky/ Morris Selling dnO/B II r
Murray/B III r n Nilliams/N Y * l.
Ryan/B II Il J. &
White Bradley Contr EyeretIB oorsa
Michael bradley Contri Brown Greenhut
Paris dnO/WcisoeFg kogan/smith
Baer
The following causes II marked ready will
be passed for the day. No cause VIII ne set
for day on this call.
Klein dnO/Frh'n co MaseloN Y & Q Ry
Hettliug, admx/ Klein kirkwood /McClosAey
ert Rubber co FayN y ny =.
Hamburger, admr/N Y Remlinger/ Neptune NJ
q O nv 60 Peterson Jamaica Est
sullivan GnO/B " RR Grabera/ Josinsky
Decisions-By Van Siclen, j.
Eagle Savings 6 Loan Co/Williams et al.
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale-Morrts l.
Strauss. referee. to sell
Barwick/ Canton ct al-Order OF reference to
Frank l. Stiles
McNeece/ Kamak 81 al-Order OF reference 10
Frank K Phillips.
Budd ct al/Yaeger ct al--Judgment OF fore
closure and sae-Emil + Rathgaber, referee,
TO sell.
Mitchell/J l. Kesner e. Co-Order
by Kelby. j.
In re wallace-Order signed.
Schelllng/ BOyce ct al-Flndings and judg-
ment OF foreclosure and sale-Leander Ia
Der. referee. 10 sell.
Pierce/East River Land Co ct al-Submit
judgment I'm proper form
Leahy Realty Co/West-Submit Judgment In
proper FORM desire affidavit OF regularity.
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Mayer. j.

JURY CALENDAR
Sd Nat Bk Jersey q Grosheck/ Rural Pub
Y Cary/Gt At s p Tea
Stewart/N " RR
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CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALs.
LacOmbe. Coke. Ward and Rogers, JJ.
DISTRICT COURT-Hand, j.

tUAI ITtNI+ 7 !.
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tucket Hainu
Lines/Au Transp lConnett/Sarns
Mack/M & VI Transp Schoonmaker g. R/Same
Atwater/Same y Eng Ss/Tug Port
VI & NJ Co/Barge chester
Bangor iMCAllisterHTug NOrvy TX
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/ me/Same
Kennedy/Freyhan
? Paspisit/Paspisit
/ Re y y Rep (WilrmS
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/ acknowledgements co
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gan Co/Same
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I Greenwich BkfMeyCr
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+ Same Same
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son Crawford
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7 CrOssin /WOlf
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[ Same Same
. Same Same
I Same/Same
Same/Samc
/ Wallace Same
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Saue/Same
SeinlerUnt r T
Eilis/Hartley Thomas
. ChiavarO/F Neumer
+ Verderer/Hupfei Bre"
. Barber/Waolf
. CrOssin/Ssme
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Gilman
Brunn/Derby Rubber
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Paolells/Rice
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penaeld/Mt Vernon tt
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COnst
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
Special Term-Part Lehman, j.
TTTTGATED MOTIONS

Appellate Diyision-Recess.
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Trial Term-Part XI-PhiIbin. J.

Kerrigan/C Of y Y Barber/NY J Poultry %
Kawasky/C Of Ellasberg/ Bainoridge
VI Kawalsky/ Same SdmeLSdme
Duffy/City Of tolscheT Ames Trans
NforiarttvIDavson Harrison Kaufman
Davis /Schmitt AlpertMorrls
Harris IJoline Geber I J Wanamaker
Tennesseen/C OF Case unnmshed
Ia al
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NET IhEE NFTUt ' I'D.
SuDreme (ourt-Brady, j..

NUpTtmf NOuft-BTdUl, IT.
Dollar saw BIt/Walkley-H G Knoeppel.
Macdonald Robinson J Hynes.
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Weinstein /krauss
Solovei/Nhelen
Kopman/N FL Ry
Ka.manson I BronowitZ
Williams/C / q y RR
The following causes
be pa ssed for the day
Nutman/Gingdew
Goldberg Nagretsky
Lansing Woods
JscobOwitz/ Goldstein
Petrowiecz/ McGrath
Plaine/Bkn n r p etc
Koeppel/O echsler
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 21 1914
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL COURTS.

o ! Is versuso
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES

Hutchinson MET addon. executor estate Rut
Bailey; plaintiff files appeal papers.
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QUEENS COUNTY.

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term. for Trials-kelby, j.
The answer must be ready or off No
cause on this calendar Will be set Tor a Gay.
Cases must be ready for trial IN their ordeF
when reached.
Voorhees, finger KratzcnberS/Geio
Ward/C OF y ct al IO'DeaLO Dea
: nede ker ]Trump. etc FOLh/FOtA
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Trial Term-part Williamson. j.
Trial Term-Part IX-Ford. J.
askeu/So Pac SIS Phillip Inc
,hnson /Hav Z e. Nv case unfinished
Trial Term-Part X-GaveEaD, j.

Lister Banks
Schreiber/Int r T Co
pietz/Joline
Kane/M Snare & 7 ]
Lee r rs Co/Canavan |.
Peterson/B Bronx Taxi J
Gerbino/G reenhut sic
gel Cooper Co
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snecial Term-Part UI-rrial.-Benedict.J

rrhe rorlIIuinr cases marked ready on yes
tsrd,y's clIl VIII appear on the regular day
calendar for trial from time 10 time, as the
atova cases are disposed Of
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COUNTY COURT.
Part Iy-ClviI Calendar-Dike, j.
Court opens az 10 a. r


1 Salerno/ Bklyn II r r
[ Backman Wander
] James /Buckley-Newhall
I Gallagher Bklyn II r II
! Heinrich/Non Borstel
II answered ready, will
Sandstone Isl & BRR
/ Coyne/Bklyn X z r
| Duny/Bklyn X r Il
/ Marine Filippi
/ BroWn/Bklyn II r r
/ Butler/Bk II r r
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Taulhaber/Bcyer
Mangol1/M 6 Gibson
Elkus/Henuessy Rlty
Cavanagh /McGovern
peacon/C Moulding
Raimo/Stabcll
Murtha/Dcinel
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Trial Term-Glbbs, }
sURROGATE's CoURT-schulz. s.

No day calendar.
trial Term->chulz. s.
40 day calendar.
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lPagliaro/Reid q Palmer
/ Nagle/Iagedorn Bros
IIipschitzIdeal Novelty
& TOY 60
iKurland/N Y Taxi Ser
lMuiligan/ Zibelli
lease unfinished
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

- TX
#i1E, shh6E.

We surprised jury guilty
of prizefightng. 1t didn't need a jury to tell u.s.
After ALL the Cincinnati base hit for IL
really gave us lot of good material
Noting the record Battling Levnsky despite his
wonders what he would do he had handle like Mccarthy
Mike Mowrey having Feds Pitts
burg doesn't know whether to be glad or sorry
The optimistic heard Of Lefty Robinson
who expressed himself satisfied when he traded ST. Louis
THIS is A SOUR ONE
York recalled Ineder Quinn, which recol
lection that his spelled "qunce last year.
Porky a something gain
has been licked by Battling -evinsky,.
INA PALLADIUM MAYBE
Bobby Wallace old the Federa He might DO
carried.
fine Charlie due for hearing before nut commission
Is boxer you
might think.
the worlds best.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
JOHNSON

Jack Blackburn, the famous ne
gro pugilist, who has just been
pardoned from the Eastern peni-
Tertiary, is thinking of going to
Paris to meet Johnson.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is. -
Red Doom has signed two-year
contract to manage the Phillies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
LEv|NSKYL00KS
LIKE GENUINE
ARTICLE
Speaking of fights and fighters,

Speaking of fights and fighters,
this Battling Levinsky person,
now battling around New York,
is beginning to take on the gen.
eral form and proportions of a
serapper. Under the name of
Barney Williams, Levinsky start
ed fighting around Philadelphia
and New York. Everyone pro-
ceeded to knock his block off. It
was q rough and rocky road I'M
der the name of Williams. Then
came the business of switching
names and Levinsky. the hitherto
busted Barney, began to chop
where he had been chopped be-
fore. He has fought two or three
times a week since early In the
season and has won 'em all.
Levinsky can fight at 1874
pounds, which is mighty light for
a man who aspires to be the
heavyweight champion. The old
or heads, however, are pointing
TO Bob Fitzsimmons as an exam
pie Of fighting machine able to
straddle two or three classes and
whip them all. Levinsky is dead
anxious for a crack at Gunboat
Smith. He has disposed of most
of the heayies and lightheavies
with the exception of the gun
ner. II anyone is to get Smith
Levinsky appears to be about as
likely a man to turn the trick as
there is hanging around.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

With Joe Bonds and Frank
Farmer headlining the bill. the
Moose will hold the first smoker
of the year tonight at Moose hall,
six four-round bouts making up
the card.
Great interest has been arOus-
ed i'm the main event. The riv-
airy between Bonds and Farmer,
who are without doubt premier
light heavies Of this section, has
excited all the fans, who are
eager to see the two big fellows
get together. This is the first
time they have ever met in Ta-
coma ring, although it will be
the fourth time they have boxed.
Both Bonds and his manager,
Joe German. expect to win.
81 am going to bore in at the
start declared Joe today, land
believe me. we'll be travelling
some the rest Of the way, because
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
BIG FELLOWS FEATURE ON
CARD Of MOOSE SMOKER
To Be HELD TONIGHT

there is going to be no letup."
The logger doesn't say much,
but smiles quietly. His friends
are wagering on him, owing to
his recent victories, but 1t must
be taken into consideration Bonds
is the first good man Frank has
met for months.
Each of the men are in fine
condition, Both Bonds and his
opponent are abstemious, clean
living fellows. Joe particularly SO.
There are five other bouts on
the card. In the semi windup
Harry Bishop and Henry Krieger
meet. Bishop is conceding a
number of pounds, but IL he ever
lands one of his terrific wallops
1t won't make a bit Of difference.
Claud McQuillan is suffering
with bad hand, but will go on
with Leo Bishop, nevertheless.
Claud is good, willing mixer and
he and Leo should spend some
lively minutes.
Pat Dyer of Seattle Is going to
tackle something difficult when
he endeavors to wrest a decision
from Joe Hill. Undoubtedly Joe
is the best bantam in this section,
and he will keep Mr.. Dyer NOV
Ing at top speed.
Billy Williams and Meyer Ibar-
ris are expected to furnish some
excitement. and two local youths.
Peter Marcel, of the race of
Achilles, and Andy Potts, of
South Tacoma, where they are al
ways turning out boxers.
Owing to the interest created
by the main event, the seat sale
has been tremendous, and a rec
ord crowd is sure to be on hand
tonight. On account of this, the
free list has been suspended.
Boxers will be allowed a ticket
for themselves and two or three
for seconds, depending whether
they are in the main events or
preliminaries. The doors open at
Z p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
ANOTHER JUMPER

Frank Smith. an International
league pitcher, has signed with
Baltimore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
JOE HILL ACCEPTS THE
CHALLENGE OF KID RENO

to take him on in a bout of any
length. and on a winner-take-al
basis"
In letter to the sporting edl-
tor, Reno expressed a desire sew
eral days ago to meet the best
of them in the featherweight class
on that basis, so here is a chance
for him to get into atcion.
Joe also mentions the fact that
IL Reno Is anxious to box with a
side bet Of $500 as he states he
is, that he thinks he can find the
money to cover that amount.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

In reply to the challenge re-
Gently hurled by Kid Reno, the
fighting newsboy from Ishpeming,
Michigan, now living at Fairfax,
who expressed a desire to meet
some of the best 122-pOunders In
this section, Joe Hill of Tacoma
declares that he will be perfectly
willing to meet the lad from the
Wolverine state.
"My fighting weight is lie
pounds" said Hill yesterday.
but II Kid Reno can make 1872
pounds ringside l will be satisfied
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

, THE CARD.
) Prelin,Anarizs.
Peter March, VS.. Andy
, Potts, 1875 pounds.
Meyer Harris vs. Billy I
= Williams, 1913 pounds.
Special Event.
, Joe Hill vs.. Pat Dyer, 118 Z
pounds.
, Special Main Events.
Claud McQuillan VS.. Leo 4
Bishop, $50 pounds.
Harry Bishop VS.. Henry Z
Krieger, catch weights.
Main Event.
Joe Bonds vs.. Frank
Farmer, 175 pounds.
, Q @ o o @ o o @ @ @ @ 8 .
(BULLETIN.)
At u meeting today be-
tween managers for Bonds
and Farmer, Eddie Marine,
one of the best known local
boxers, was chosen to ref
cree tOnight's match. Ma
rinO has refereed preliminary
fights In Tacoma on several
previous occasions and has
won favor for fair decisions
and careful work as the third
man In the ring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
MIkEPETE WINNER AT
cARBONADO SMOKER

a match with one of them in Ia
coma. The miners would prob
ably turn out en- masse for an
affair of this kind.
While Pete might be able to
make the weight for Vernon and
Stoy, he outweighs them several
pounds. and has even a greater
advantage in weight over Hill.
Joe has been giving away pound,
age too often of late. and quite
naturally he is getting tired of it.
In a preliminary go at the
smoker Plerpont Morgan (Which
sounds whole lot like a pseu-
donym) boxed. Butcher Thomas
of Carbonate a four round draw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

In the main event Of a smoker
held by Carbonate Eagles, Mike
Pete, the Wilkcson Kid, defeated
Mike Kadaris in a bout that went
four rounds.
Pete showed considerable class
and hit we'll with either hand.
Had the fight went another round
there is not the least doubt that
he would have won via the knock
out route. AS it was, he won by
a wide margin. The boys weigh
ed about 1875 pounds.
After the bout Pete announced
that he was willing to meet Arch
Stoy, Tex Vernon or Joe Hill of
Tacoma. and would like to secure
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

There they are! Judge them
for yourselves.
The above are pictures of the
best hands and arms of Joe bonds
and Frank Farmer, who meet to-
night before the Moose for the
first time In Tacoma.
Joe Bonds is willing to admit
that his right Is his best hand,
although his supporters never
fail to mention the good work he
does with his left. 1t is with the
right mitt, however, that Joe gets
in his hardest blows.
He possesses a wicked right
uppercut. and his sparring part
ners will testify that it has all
kinds of steam behind it. 1t is
one of Joe's favorite punches,
and he is we'll developed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
Y. M. c. A. WILL
HOLD SMOKER
THIS MONTH

The Y. M. G. A. smoker will be
held January 81. with boxing and
wrestling bouts as the features.
1t was believed that the smoker
would be pulled off in February,
but conflicting dates necessitated
1t this month. Both N. ID. Moser
of the grapplers, and James Coff-
man, boxing instructor, say their
men are in fine shape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

SYSTEM USED
IN MAIN GO

Frank Farmer and Joe Bonds
have decided that the Australian
system of refereeing should hold
sway in their bout, and last night
after q long consultation two
judges were picked, James Coff-
man, Y. M. C. A. instructor, and
George Shanklin of the Eagles
A. C. Both these men know the
game and will give the boys a
square deal.
The picking of a man in the
ring was put off until today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15

Most boxers have one hand
, which is supposed to pack their
"punch"-some are left-handed,
some right-handed. Very few
Of them possess a X. o. poke in
either glove.
Frank Farmer doesn't hardly
know which to consider his bets
hand, but he believes ii is the
right. He likes to send a hard
straight one with this hand, and
relies on 1t to bring home the
bacon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
F|Iz STILL At It

NEW YORK, Jan. Is. - Bob
Fitzsimmons appeared in superior
court yesterday and argued over
the question of his ability to re-
enter the ring. Testimony will
be taken again Friday. Bob was
recently barred by the state box
ing commission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-15
STALL WITH FEDS

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. rs. - A
hitch over the insistence of the
Feds that they sign three year
contracts IL keeping George
Dauss, Owen Bush and Pat Bau-
man OF Detroit from signing with
Indianapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
CONGREGATIONAL.

Tomorrow is Children's Day at the
Broadway Tabernacle Church. Broadway
and 5sth St, and the Rev. DR.. Charles Il.
jefferson will preach sermon TO chill
dren. a printed copy OF which Will be
presented to every child who hears the
sermon. William n. Anderson. state SUI
perintendent OF the Anti-Saloon League
of New York. will speak at p. IN. On
next Wednesday an ordination council
will be held in the Tabernacle at 3 y. IN
TO ordain TO the Christian ministry hve
students of Union Theological Seminary
who are also members OF the Broadway
Tabernacle.
Puritan Congregational Church. Marcy
and Lafayette avs, Brooklyn. Will OBJ
servo It's semi-centennIal. beginning to-
morrow and continuing through May IL.
The Rev. G. Ernest Merriam will preach
an historical sermon tomorrow morning
and the Rev. DR.. n. MCGEE Waters Will
preach In the evening. Services will be
held during the week.
At the Forest Avenue Congregational
Church, Forest av. and East l6Sth st, The
Bronx, the Rev. A NJ Reock will preach
tomorrow evening on Our Debt to
Motherhood" and Mothers Day Will be
observed. At II a. M. the pastor VIII
preach on THE Ground and Value or
Enthusiasm"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09

al the Church of the Healing Christ,
Will preach tomorrow at II a. m. on "A
Good Connection"
Henry Frank. OF the Liberal Congrega-
ton, in Leslie Hall, Broadway and SD ST.
at II a. m. tomorrow will speak on
"Spiritualism and the Discoveries of
Modern Science" At 8 p. m. Mr.. Frank
will deliver his address on Damaged
Goods" in Auerbach Casino, 1915 Boston
Road
Swami Abhedananda will give the last
lecture OF his course for this season at
Carnegie Chapter Hall tomorrow even
ing. He will explain the difference be-
ers His class instruction will be con-
Guided on Monday evening at Lillian
Georges Studio, West 5Sth ST., and he
will begin his summer course of lectures
to classes at his headquarters, the Ash
rama, at West Cornwall, Conn, on June /.
Mary Etheridge Chaplin will speak on
Hearts Desire" in the Berkeley Theatre.
44th st. and Fifth ay.. tomorrow morn
ing. and will speak again in the evening
at her studio in the same building. She
will sail for England June 10, and will
speak in London and Paris. Until that
time she will continue her regular SER
vices.
Professor c. T. Everson will give a free
lecture at 5 p. m. tomorrow at Heights
Lecture Hall. list ST. and Audubon av..
on "spiriusm: Some Of Its Wonder Work
ing Power"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09

celebration OF Mothers Day II Is re-
ouested that each person present wear
white carnation. In the evening the
third s.rmon in the series on "Funda-
mental Truths" will be given, the spe-
cinc subject being Did Jesus Atone TOT
SIM
9Th. Mother OF tho Fellow Who Goes
Wrong" will be the subject OF the even
ing sermon In the Home Street Presoy-
terian Church, The Bronx. the Kew
Harold s. Rambo will preach. There
will be special music in honor OF the oc-
cssion.
I'll. New York Presbyterian Church
1esth st. and Seventh ave. the kew
George w. Arms. jr.. pastor, will spe-
cialiy observe Mothers Day at the
morning service. white carnauoh
will be presented to every one who at
tends the service. and the pastor VIII
preach on Behold Thy Mother The
siegfried Choral Society will sing at tho
evening service and the pastor VIII
preach on The Survival Of the Weakest
VS.. Charles Darwin"
At the St Nicholas Avenue Presoyte-
Ran Church Or. Thomas w. smith VIII
preach tomorrow morning on Glass
Con .ciousness Is II Right and In the
evening on Three Golden Pillars.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church
Mount Morris Park West and 1870 ST.
DR.. Arthur J. Smith will preach at ii
a. m. and at 8 p. m. on why Shouio
Young Men Go TO church,"
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. the Rev. DR.. Charles
Carroll Albertson will preach at lo.So
a m. and 7:4b p. m. tomorrow.
At io:46 a. m. tomorrow at the BED
ford Presbyterian Church, Nostrand ave.
and Dean St, Brooklyn. Or. S. Edward
Young's subject will be The Great Ply
stefan" His evening subject Will De
-Four Courts That Try Us Daily
At the Wells Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn, the Rev. william
Bishop Gates will preach tomorrow
morning a Mothers Day sermon. AT
the evening service a stereopticon ser
mon on The Triumphs Of the Bible
will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
BOWERY OBJECTS
TO THIS CHARITY
Two Workers Involved in EXtor.
ton Charge Made by
SaloOnkeeper.

Two employees OF the Society for I'm.
proving the Condition OF tho Poor we're
arrested last night on charges OF de-
manding money from a Bowery saloon
keeper, offering to change the evidence
ON which they had him arrested The ac-
cused men are George +. Daw and J.
Budworth. both OF l03 Bank St
Tho two were assigned by the society
TO investigate conditions along the Bow
cry. Last month they visited the White
House, III Bowery. On the evidence
they found Thomas A. Wilson. the pro-
prietor, was charged with violating the
excise law.
According to Wilson. Daw and Bud
worth then demanded $50 from him. Yes
terday Wilson got in touch with Com
missioner Woods. who sent down Patrol
men Dawson. Duffy and Donnelly. When
Daw came In and drew so on account ne
was arrested. Budworth was apprehend'
ed at his home. Daw was charged WITH
extortion and Budworth with attempted
extortion