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PoREry,osURE sAyrs.

~~~~~s~~>>~~~s>~~-~~~~~- -~-~~>~~~>>,.
YoRK-Dry Dock Savings institution, PisiS.
tin. against Flelschmann Realty COMPANY
Incorporated, and others Defendants Ac,
In pursuance OF a judgment OF for.clo,u.,
and sale. duly made and entered In IN,
above entitled action and bearing dats ma
,s DAY Of ZINE in :sd si %
g, sS at ii sqsG %e..y sfe. IN
Borough o. Manhsttani cIsy Of New Yotr
Auctioneer. ths premises directed b. ssil
judgment to be sold. aud therein desctib.d
all ma, certain Plot. piece or pare I.
situate, lying .pd SsiHs IL the y Borroush Z
Block 2oi5 and section Seven. on the LAM
Map OF the city Of New York. and bounded
and Deserted a: f9iIows; W.; l sEGiNSN,Na
nue. and ons Hundred and Forty.sixth stree.
running thence eastcrly along the north.-lv
side Of One Hundred and Forty sixth str..t
parallel with seventh Avenue forty zee,
thence westerly parallel With One Hundte
and Forty sixth street and part OF r.
feet to the essteriy side OF Seventh Avenue.
and themes souiheriy along the easterl, sid-
Of seventh Avenus forty feet 90 the point
or sI S'' premises re TO b. sold sub,.c, to any
state OF facts an accurate survey would
show. and to any ORDERS Of any Department.
Dated Ngw Yo re yuS. i - i'i s.,..
tit, IS Park Row, Borough Of Manhattan,
New York city.
Tho following IL a diagram ot the prooer'v
Avenue and 1871 West 10th Street New York
s''''
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OPTION ON PURE OIL co. STOCK.
English Capitalists May Pay &:5,-
100000 for Pittsburg Concern.

PITrsBuRG, July Am option involv-
tng s25,000.000 or more has been oh
talned on a majority interest in the
stock OF the Pure Oil Company, accord
ing to Il. II. Jennings, one OF the largest
holders of the stock, and an officer Of
the company.
English capitalists hold the option. and
81 they acquire control the stock will pass
into their hands on the basis OF s26
a share for the common. less the com
laisslon for maxim: the sale. or $24.05 n
asarc net
The Pure on Company is New Jer-
soy corporation and Is capitalized at
Ss,o00,000 common stock of the par value
az 81 share and s2,000,000 preferred,
OF the par value of 500.
The preferred stock has paid G ro-
cent. cumulative divld nds since the or
esnization OF the company, while the
common has paid various sums, ranging
up to per- cent quarterly.
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LIS pI\ibt>~.
Manhattan.


MoHNINGsIpE ~. f71-Gott''d nelson
Hgt Jennie Iedercr 81 al '''iph p" ini"
close mechanics icnl; at}s' Arr'"
lp'iECOMBE ~. W p. 7l5 l45th st, tiv
e7.2-State Bank agt Th"mIs talE o.,
~ foreclosure ct MORTGAGE; ATTY \
l5sTH ST =. l42 " l2th ay, :57,5N2al:.av
INSTRUMENTATION Mortgage CO agt l;dwina
Co Inc. ct al tamcnlod foreclosure OF
EDGECOMBE ~. " p So li5th 81. toV
% 2-Ststc Bank aEt Thomas II 'ruk 81
al foreclosure ~ mortgage; atty y
1aTII ST. II :. 1855 . ~ \. a7G>lo3.3-
baron De Hirsch Fund agt era AlonGi
ct Al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys'
MS&IS issec' a. .,., =, "a,
irreg 30 5ist st-Davis Brown. Inc. ast
Hammcrstelu opcra 90 e. ~ tartion to
foreclosure mechanics Henl; ATTY
1saD sT. 8. 100 v 7th ay, 2Oxsn.1i-.
Frank, Wnd Va Bertha Doctor ct al
sp Az. 3ia-Jaiucs WHITE " Alexander
L.cimburg ct al faction TO foreclose
w c IL Rs;uR R q H"yonne V Julius Z ncckc
SRI" ST. 20, and s6a w"Nndrcw = pIt,.
rich W Pauline Grosnrr ct al torcclose
Ell. P'E e. 81 Si' ob Srj'G Ncyandcr v~ West
side Holding co ct al forec.ose mtg"';
5sTH sT' eIl W"samucl wacht VS. 59th 81
Real Estate 60 ct al Cforeclose mtgei 4;
altys Arnstein Levy. n -.oo,
i'i iIehry schuttc vs. HtSandcr Alien
Realty GO ct al Uoreclose mtgcl; atty
$" NiciToLNs Av. 7Sa-Louis II GoldbcrE
VS. Jeanette u Wiegand ct al Uorcciose
Louise W Landau W Margaret M'Ginty
ct al Gorcclosc mtgc); atty, NJ ii Elliott.
Bronx.
rRANKI1N Az; i39?-Abraham Leip",s
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charge. TO satisfy which the above described
properly Is TO be sold IS Fifteen thousand
seven hundred nfty-twU 0S-Io0 dollars
Hi5.552.0sl, with interest thereon from the
End day OF June. 1914. together with the
costs and allowance, amounting 10 Three
hundred seventy -four and ai-iOO dollars
f5149iJ. with Interest from June 18th. iatI.
together with the expenses - tho sale. The
approximate amount OF the taNeS assess
ments and water rates. or other liens, which
are to he allowed to tho purchaser out OF
the purchase money, or paid by the Referee,
Is sSe3.7s and Interest. Said premises will
be sold subject to any state Of facts which
an accurate survey would show and to tho
rights OF any OF tho tenants in possession
under lettings from tho receiver in this
action.
Dated. New York. June cath. 1914.
MORGAN J. OBRIEN. Jr.. Referees.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY
NEW YORK COUNTY.
rene Court--Appellato DiNisiou--l'c-

,,........, ,,o,,-,- N,nali.ta pi,ision--pc-
'"p'''"' N'"'' 'PP''"'
Sc ,.. ,.,-. ,-,,,.,o .r,r., uo,c,,
C"p.,u.n ,.t s,i'pII r., OF :.
- '"i il,v..",', 49, "a
h''1I- - ,t,nuI II 49,, &C.. .
nltter ~ hIo" ~. - ,;',,,i &c. A.
!. ~, uA, - 49, XII" - .pp,,rn,
,'usgehn'un,r nNaa, - ' u 'S,
", M"'"s,o Glo',o,' a.. shovrr
Vs. ,ni,,..,',' ''', ~, "a Sh,, si
i~ 49, 50 ~ 10" n,ni,,is ,,nu,n,,n,'.
pro l"N"in"I IS, '."''S '"nI"ns
H'1.E ny -, - SS;,, G"u w.
t,.,,s5,, . rsjc,,v,hn. -. Norris
barrow VS. Stoddcr; Is. Rapid Transit,
~. &c Sl'AuTs, ~, r. ,. vs.. J"',lc'u .
nu""'ct Nttntho,' 80 H ri w.
mdu 90 'IelEh'on W. ,ISIsnton, - o,o
ths!9ld avenue - Brown vs. ,HhnN' ~.
Nnet'th 'lndhlh" ~ 20 vs. hosuh' -
summer W, Ryan 3, ""l''n"n ". S'n"Ser
-. ". crystal Son W. R"iHerh; 10 r."
rreyer: 81. re folz; ~, matter of Chapman;
rs, SChcttlcr W. SCNefflor: -, Brown We.
9. g. g. St L. ny, -, same ~. same
SO, Dunlop IS. Gramercy Bakery; 81, matter
Of Rouse; IS. Cooper vs.. Nurun: 80, Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate rs. Times Printing;
40, Delrhes W. Blschon Banking; Al Hrsch
Vs. SWlney: a.. Guy OF y Y. W.. Hawkins.
AZ WeIp rs. IIcnes: ~. matter Of MURPHY :
-, Browne vs. whitman: is. SImons vs
SImnns: A.. Justice W. Justice: as Van Hofe
Vs. Nan uofo. ~ matter Of Pabst Rrewiny.
10 Wcisberrcr 4. WoIfe ~ Fi,rber vs
collins: 5a. state Rank W. Jacoboyitz, "a
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

POWERS. JESSE W.---tn pursuance OF an
order of the honorable Robert Ludlow Tow.
Ter. Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice IL hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Jesse W. Powers late OF tbs
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York
deceased to present the same. with vouchers
thereof. to the undersigned At their pIncs
OF transactins business. at tho once Of
Blandy' Mooney 4 Shipman' at. 81 WA
street; borough Or Manhattan, New York.
Dated New York. the e6th day OF May, i9it
MAltn, +. PoMERS. MARY !. BALL,
HARRY L. POWERS, Executors. BLANDY
MOo$EY & SHIPMAN. 81 Wall street. New
York. Attorneys for Mary T.. Powers and
Mar !. Ball, two Of the Executors
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

HAYDEN, CATHARlNE.--in pursuance Of
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York, notice
Is hereby given TO all persons having claims
Of New York, deceased. to present the snn,s
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber al
his place OF transacting business. No. SEA
Fifth Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan New
York city. on or before the let da:' OF Au-
gust next Dated New York the ttti day Of
January, 1914 JAMES ALEXANDER HAY.
DEN. Executor. FRANK = HALL, ATTORNEY
for Executor. so Broad Street. Manhattsn.
New York City.
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The approximate amount Of the lion or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property Is TO he sold, Is Fifty-hve thousand
eight hundred and forty snd 90 90
sJ5.Si0 :s-l0ol Dollars. with Interest there
on from the sth day OF June. 1914 together
with the costs and allowance amounting 10
-Four Hundred and fourteen and 1900
,f4li i5-l0ol Dollars, With interest from
June lin, 1914. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are 10 be allowed 10 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee, is Two thousa nd four
hundred and ten and 35-loo H2.4lO $4,000
Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. June 18th. 1914
CHARLES =. MacLEAN. Referee
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BEl.h EANrOR. lobher IN dry goods. 1855
Nathan VI. Ahrafusou.
ABRAHAM CoHE$, dealer IN dresses so
s'gnmcnt to Robert NJ Gluck and Leo
:, hafrtu.
II hniIS T. PHILLIPS. trading rs tn.
Martin knitting Works. SO To 10 sixth
avenue. has made an assignment to Isidore
u. Morrison
SAMUEL ROSENBERG. shoe dealer ia3
Avenue e, has made an assignment to
BENJAMIN Lesser OF Lesser Bros, 2so
ETuadMuV
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy vhich the above described
property IL to be sold, 10 Fifty-hve thousai,
t55.Sio29l Dollars, with interest thereor
from the sth day OF June, 1914 toreth.,
with the costs and allowance amounting 4,
-Four hundred and twenty nine ana tS- ies
HAc9.3jl Dslars. with interest from Juns
ilth, 1914, Sgether with tho expenses Of
the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes. assessments and water rsseA or ots..
liens. which are to be allowed to the Dur.
by the Refaree Is Two thousand four 6un
dred and thirty-seven ana s1-ioo 02,Ss7. s1j
Dollars and interest
Dated, New York. Juns 1sth, 1914.
CHARLES r. MscLEAN. Referee
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday I'm Man
haitian The Bronx and brooklyn.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.

lat IL VESEY STREET.
BY NJ. Morgenthau. Jr., Company.
CHRISTIE ST. 213, ., 500 Stanton
ct. ?s.1ox1oox irreg, sty tnmt and strs---
Louis Lowenstein ct al. trustees vs. Schnell
Realty Co ct al; due. s26.6b2f2; taxes
&C, $500; to 1rma Fcrulli. .s25, 900
lat 32Os THIRD AvENUE.l
by Charles a. Berrian.
PLrMPToN Az, 1922. ., rs 10th 81
22.7xtoo. sty dwlg--J 8 Alexander. sdn,
Margt Kuntz ct al; due. sI.6Il.s2;
taxes, &C. s397.2o: to John = Herren. So. 226
TAT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
ONCE Of W. r. Smith.
52D ST. g. 3ii.s 9Th av. eoxloo-J J
Audrcas Va " Rice ct al; TO J Sullivan
Co for 5000 over a mtse OF st,1O0.
ny William =. Rae.
HtMROD ST, n W ?, 1870 81 Nicholas
av. 25Sloo--A Klein vs. Klein ct - 20
u tnTs RiRihp'u ar s,sios MAIN Plank
I'd. 26xi22.G--A Aston Va Asbury Impt Co;
to the plaintiff. ..............' ..''.s o'VOV
ny James NJ. Brumley.
NEW UTRECHT Az W cor ssth 81,
5Sxtls-M u Kelley vs. G James et AZ !:
to the plaintiff. ..................'S lhooo
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lIAcKENsACH, y. I July 2.--Thc Nick
erson-liuppcr Lumber Company of Ridge
wood. OH" "t the largest concerns Of it's
kind ip BERGEN county. is ia the hands ui
a receiver Clifford l.. LcWm.tn of P,jrr-
son. The company has been ju hueinrss
moro than eighteen years and L. composed
of Edward y Nickcrson ot MiddlrtpNn.
y. y; his brother. W. j. Nichcrson Of
kdscwooj. and his wife. Mrs \. ".
Niokcrsou.
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Referees Appointed,

supreme COurt--By Justice Weeks
Moore vs.. y. y. Real Est. Sscur Co, Fredk
l., g. Heating; Greenwich Saw. Blk W..
Well, Nelson Ooott I'd; DAWN vs..
LoflCowlt2, lily. n. Singer: Straus VS..
Springsteen, las. \. Farrell: matter OF
Castle nm ave, Walter s. Dryfoos
by Justice Donnclly--Genl. Motor Ex. Co
vs. Haines 4 Co, Timothy DAILY.
BY. Justice Internationally vs. Me
Laughlin, Arthur NJ. Levy: Amer Bill
Printing VS.. Springer, Edw. r: Finch.
BY Justice Greenhaum--Elbin vs. Elhin,
the Hon. lily. a, Gilderslecve.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
MunI,uttau.

BROADWAY, n " cor iIth st, 100. ,N@'r.N
irreg-F j Ncwcomb Mfg co agt Amanda
Pope Adeline Crockett and John ,
Sutphen, owners; Mitchell ii Mark Realty
WESTMINSTER Az, e cor Cauldwell av,
x----Hull. Grippen co agt Lebanon
Hospital Assn, owner; Martin Mendel.
contractors (renowRD ............ sos
18TH ST, II and 10 E-Hull, Grppcn \
60 agt lsaacs & co. owners; Martin \
Mendel, contractors renewaD $50. 20
I5STH ST 473 W--Philip Schupak agt Sol
ONION Schat2kin. owner; Joseph Grless,
grow & Smaller Schacfer. contractors $50 30
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az, aSn--Max Dolcon vs. Il g
Realty Corp, owners and contractors. SEQ
HOE Az, I237--Charles A Celea VS. Samuel
Jvttle owner and contractor So. so
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SMITH, MARY Hin pursuance OF an
order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fovier ~
surrogate Of the County Of New Yor,;
notice is hereby given TO all parsons hsvIie
claims against Mary u. Smithf late NJ thee
County Of New York. deceased to presen5
the same with vouchers thereof to tie sub,
scribers at their place OF tranEactlne bust
ness. No. 81 william street. In the c'itv OF
New York on or before the tst day Of De,
dav Of Nav 1aTi, CLARESCE BIsIIoSpp
SMITH. LINCOLN CROMWELL. Execu.
tors. EDWARD SANDFORD. Attorney for
Executors, ~ william Street. New York
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rc,irv 20 TO Mary Gauck and Hun, -
southern Hivd. q yrs from Apl !, ~;
atty. W stewart, 1888 30 ave.. NI-u9
WEBSTER Az. .O3b-S. AN SaloWpu II
niger 10 Harry Frogel. si9 Tiu'on ''. .
YRS from Feb I, 1914: atty. NJ ~ Ro'hN"lu.
BROADWAN sGOo ail-EtWIrd pHNm" q"
AIR I'uhrmann Ct ~, 5'i " l@aih -.
,rs from sept /. atty, \ Nhal"N, ..ih
Bwny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ntoo l" '''V
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Centre line OF block

Centre line Of block
Th. approximate amount Of the lien o
charge. to satisfy which tho above -desrJ Cd
property Ia 20 bc sold IL nine Thomson
four hundred and twenty three aud - a
dollars f9.4s375l, with interest there
from the lgth day Of June. 1914. togctts
with the costs and allowance amounting 4
three hundred and eighty-four and 81 lQ
dollars s3S3.3OI. with interest from ~ .Iu
gath, 1914. together With the expenses n
the sale. The approximate amount Of 'h
taxes. assessments AMI water rates, o
other liens. which are TO be allowed to m
purchaser out of the purchase money o.
paid by the Referee. II six hundred an
interest.
Dated. New York June sOth- 1914.
ARTHUR s. FRIEND. Referee
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CARMEL or. CoMPANy-Iudso Hand b,,
dismissed tho petition In bankruptcy ul-d
On MAY - againgt the firm doing bushes
10Th street on the report Of the rcfere.
t9at TO petitioners dii not prove the
allegations made In tho petition
L. & \. ZADIik- Judge Hand ba. dis
missed the petition ia bankruptcy flied
On Jun" 10 against 7. & 4. Zadek. manu-
iacturcrs Of womcn'g hats. go BROAD
MaN on r. settlement with creditors at
20 cents on the dollar, c.Rh
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S\TIsFIED MORTGAGES.

(with name and address OF lenders attor-
ncy.l
ll3TH ST az ", IS, 1865 S,h aN lG.Sx
iOO.l1. June 6, 1904 Ellen NJ Won Gerch-
ten to Manhattan Saw lnstn; attvs,
Holmes Il y Is. 90 Bway ,.,,,..,..sI.oO0
MADISON Az, W cor oath 81, runs " ti9N
3 lOO5x q ASK TASK " 100 to " . sv
n 10 to beg, July 80, lsT2--rhe Rector,
&c. st Bartholomew Church to the Rec
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

ia1sT ST col w--Otto Gordon vs. Y
isii tby deposit .,.,,,...,,.,... $3.50
18TH ST., 35s to 35G W---Sofhn e. Toonkel
ys. Holdono Realty co ct al July -;
MApisoN Nv, n cor 10Th st-Semuei
Epstein. Inc, VS. NJ Campbell ct nj, May !,
l5sTH ST S52 W--Richard Thibaut, Inc
VS. Frankfort Realty Co ct al, Sept 26
Bronx.
CLAREMONT PARKWAY, l95 49, Jacob
Rubin and Jacob Rubin vs. Joseph Var.
Yitz ct al,,..,,,,....,..,,., 500
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INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.
AM ERICAN ENPRESs

The American Express Company reports
20 the Interstate Commerce Commission Tor
March: "
NJ, 1914, Changes.
notai oper. rev.. si,774,s20 Dec. sIOS,7Sl
Total oper. exps... l,s7O.549 Dec. b65Sa
pehcit' ''.''''.,.. l2S,5SJ Inc. bi.sl6
From July !:
Total oper rev.. 3i7,l5l.5O4 Dec. sl44aIs6
Total oper. eNps.. l7.tsO.575 Dec. 14.5O7
pehcit' ''''.'.'... so7,soo Inc. l.s37,4G9
UNITED STATES EXPRESS.
The United States Express Company re-
ports to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for March and the nine months
ended March 81 last as follows;
1914, Changes
Total oDer. rev.. s77q.5gs Dec. sGS,sl
Total oper, eXps.. sIGs6G Der 7i5g7
Dehcit .,,,...,,. 1895 Dec. lO.0SS
From July I:
Total opeT. rev.. ,7,Sl74a5 Dec. 1855. FOG
Total oper, cxps.. 7,S73037 Dec. 5SG,7O7
Dehcit .....,,,.. 1851 Inc. p3.339
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Receivers Appintcd.

supreme C0urt--By Justice Greenbaum---
Ester Aunigoni vs.. Retro O. Spineli, Frank
j. Rnuldi, state lIh. ". Thos. H. CraIk
two case, Jehcal NJ Roedcr
by Justice DonucllI -Adolph q. Raus-
mir vs. Bernhard He chas J. Brlady
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JONI FRlSCHKNECHT. Importer ~ en-.
hroideri,s A. 10 East Twenty second
street, liabilities OF s2os.51s. OF which
SNH,PSa arc secured, and assets Of tI59O5a,
consisting of real estate, $4,000. factory
At Abtwll Switzerland. and warehouse
at 81 GIllen. switzerland: stock. So. 900;
accounts, s16,930, most Of which have been
assigned; cash In bank. .s.7Ie and cash
on hand i6l
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad reports to the Interstate Commerce
80, for IA
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The American Express Company reports
me Interstate Commerce Commission for
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FRANKLIN Az, l39s--Abraham LeipziG
agt Edward McEhinncy foreclosure q
mortgageI: attys, Jacobs & Livingston.
FRANKLIN Az, l394-Samc agt SAINT
foreclosure OF mortgage; same attys.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
JUNIORS OF
STATE REPORT
SOL MEMBERS
Continned from IsIr.t Pace.

Continued from First Page.
one year consists OF L. T.. Wooten, Lau-
rel; Harry c. johnson, Clayton, and
George W. Taylor, of Wilmington.
The report of the board OF man
ayers showed 30 deaths during the
year, six Of which were in Decem-
Der and Of which were Of con-
sumption and Of suicide and ac-
cident. Eureka Couol, with 500
members. had no deaths. The As
sociation made net gain in mem
bership Of 144
The treasurer. J. S. Clark, re-
ported receipts Of S10.O22, with dis
bursements of S9,26277, and bal
ance on hand OF SS,523.21, which In
cludes $1,000 of Wilmington city
bonds.
The report of Frank NJ. Jones, Sec
retary, showed 5,11O members, a gain
OF 144 during the year. Eureka
Council leads with 569 members.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
Roma With 427 Passengers
Reaches Port After DANCER
By NE unlted Press.

BY The United Press.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Feb. H.
Showing heavy list to port but
making her pier under her own
steam, the Fabre line steamship
Roma with APT passengers and a
crew OF 100 on board. docked here
today after q narrow escape from
destruction on a ledge Of No Mans
Land. Passengers told Of terrifying
experiences as the Roma lay on the
ledge.
Panic prevailed In the steerage and
many cabin passengers endeavored to
launch lifeboats. Only the GOODNESS
of the officers prevented serious
trouble.
The Roma was saved from being
battered to pieces when q gale drove
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
BIRTHDAY DINNER.

A birthday dinner was given in honor
Of Bayard L. sharpe OF South Dakota
On Sunday. at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Montgomery Gebhart of Hocyessin
The guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
T. sharpe and son. Elwood Of South
Dakota; Mrs. Nathan " Faucett, Dill
worthtown; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ID.
Sharpe and daughter. Mabel, Harold
Cooper, Mrs. Annie jenkins, Chadd's
Ford; Mrs. Ella Pierce, Nh. and Mrs.
Ellwood Sharpe and daughters, Jessie,
Sara. Frances aud Anna Mary OF VIII
mington; Mr. and Mrs. Charles sharpe
and son, Harvey; Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Sedgwick. Miss Pierce, Howard sharpe
and son. Howard, and daughter. Edth;
Eber Bnttinghnm, Miss Mae Britting-
ham. Francis Brittingham. Craig Brit
tinQham. Herbert JenlSins. Albert dem
kns, Miss Ethel Cebhart, Miss Mniy
Gebhart. Miss Edna Andrews and Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery Gebhnit.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17

testimonial. - Mrs. LAWRENCE MAR
TIN, II King ST., Westbrook, Maine.
Mansion, Wis. "At the Change Of
Life / suffered with pains In my back
and loins until could not stand. l also
had night-sweats so that the sheets
would be wet. ] tried other medicine
but got no relief. After taking one bot
tie Of Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound began to improve and
continued its use for six months. The
pins left me, the night-sweats and hot
flashes grew less, and In one year was
a different woman. know have to
thank you for my continued good health
ever since. - Mrs. N. ]. BRowNELL,
Mansion, Wis.
The success of Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
a-N. herbs, is unparalleled in such cases.
II you want special advice write TO
Lydia T. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
deRtiaD Lynn, Mass. Y0ur letter will
BE- opened, read aud answered by a
woman. and held Id strict confidence.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
To Put an End to All
Superflucus Hair
Advice to Ladies' Who Have Been
Deceived and Disappointed
BY a Specialist


Thousands Of ladies and even young girls
rave learned 70 Their sorrow that u does not
say 20 tr DC with hairy growths on the face
md arms by trying 20 remove them with
rorthicss pastes. powders and liquid dcp.la-
tories that smell nwfully and burn like mad.
A well-kno~n woman who succeed m en-
iircly and paiulessly destroying all trace OF
Der hairy growth has arranged 60 put on
public sale the scientific discovery that cured
her after All else failed. II is simple. mex.
pensive harmless and amazingly effective
lreetment which she has called Mrs. Os.
good Wonder. II never fails to remove all
trace NJ superhuous hair absolutely without
cain Or injury to the skin or complex on and
n a surprisingly large number Of cases has
killed the hair roots so it has never re-
Iur "a You car rc ii from Chas. II. Scar
borough. Inc, fo4 Market street. OF any
up-to-date druggist or department store. on
ihe guarantee OF money back u t 70 ls. Ask
'or i by name, Mrs. Osg0od's Wonder.
Signed guarantee with every package. II
fou have tried al tho advertised depilatories
n vain and want sure quick results this
new method deserves your Immediate atten-
ion. Let me caution you, however, not to
apply Mrs. Osgoods Wonder to hair
rowths you do not wish totally destroyed.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
TO HOLD PARISH sOCIAL.

At the parish social which Will be
given in the parlor Of the First Uni
tartan Church tomorrow evening, the
Rev. Alfred r. Hussey, pastor of the
Church of Our Father, Baltimore, Nd.
VIII deliver an address on the sub
ject, "The Ministry OF Poetry" Fol-
lowing the address. there VIII be an
informal reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
Hussey, who will be the guests Of
the congregation.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
Old RuILpINe SILL sTANps.

No attempt has been made so far
by the owners or agents of the prop
orty at Front and Walnut streets
to raze the building. Building In
spector Johnson condemned the prop
erty and as part Of it IS in a very
dangerous condition he is hurrying
the agents to get the work done. Es-
Inmates are being received for the
tearing down OF the building.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
SISTERS no WED TOMORROW.

st. Thomas r. c. Church will be the
scene OF double wedding tomorrow af-
ternoon, February ls, when Miss Rose
G. Walsh and Miss Anna Walsh. dasgh.
ters OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh, will
be married. The former will become the
bride of David A. Logan, while the lat
ter will marry John Hevler. There will
be a reception from : to II o'clock at
No. 004 DUPONT street.
Evening journal., 1914-02-17
REVIVAL AT sILvERRRnnK.

At the revival service in Silverbrook
NJ T.. Church last night the Rev. f. T..
Carpenter OF Brandywine NJ. e. Church,
preached a stirring sermon on The Sure
Foundation" Tonight the Rev Samuel
McWilliams of Trinity NJ. E. Church,
Chester, will preach.