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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
BUSINESS REVERSES

JOSEPH =. MANHATTAN. No % Fast 10Th
sueet. filed petition. with liabilities Of $40. 76l
no available assets. lie has machinery and
tools. 500. a watch si7. household goods $50
and books. $40 Tor which he claims exemption
Among the creditors are the Twelfth ward
Bank. 80 400. secured: Peoples National Bank
OF Hackensack. S62s1 ssured: Maude Mana
~. .sn a S'.oVo. secured; Thomas Manahan estate
$500. secured Thomas Manahan. fr 81 900
secured charles \. Schleicher. Troy. $1,000
secured seymour Bookman. 81 5i5 loan. Lewis
nixon $1,000 loan. Madeline Pierson $1,000
loan. Frank u. Calm a Co. 81 2Op loan
Asste Advertising Company, ST. 1856. and II. Z.
Armstrong. 500, dentistry.
WILLIAM p. LEUCHTENBERG importer
or No. ~ Union AlGare. filed petition. With
! sets OF slH6 cash In bank and some shares Of
stock. par value $4,000 actual value I'm
known They arc 300 shares William p
Ifuchicnberg Compauy. 1880 Monitor Specially
Manufacturing Company and $50 American
NV cut Process Company. The creditors are
l. the Security Bank s. 700 occurred bv SO 1000
bonds NJ the Military and Naval Corporation;
. Edward : FarrloW So $50. National Surety
Company, $500. and Gustave Griffenstein. 81
per made IN Germany and Scandinavia and
druggists sundres. In September. 1863 he
| Incorporated the William T. Leuchtenberg
Company. with capital stock Of $4,000
1sfDoR HAMMER. furrier at No. q Uni
rersity Place. filed schedules showing lisbili-
ties OF 1ll572 and assets Of sGllf. consist
ing ~ stock 5000 fixtures $500 and accounts
ALPHA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY
dealers in electrical supplies mo address
given. made an assignment TO Alex ". Gro
man. The company was Incorporated I'm March.
1911. with capital stock of $1,000 Albert =.
Thacher is president and Nathan y. William
son secretary.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
EMIL +. NEWMAN. living at No 255 West
9ith street, Electrically known Snitz I'D
wards filed Uctition with liabilities 81 Ii3.
no assets Among tho creditors are Mrs
James O'Dea. OF Rockville Centre. s.. 0lJ.
ADELMAN & LIEBERMAN. composed ~
Lyman f.. AGelman and Harry Lieberman. Of
No 24j Grand street. filed petition. with ia
bilities of SS23. 10 three creditors, no assets.
The II. B. Clafin Company is a creditor FOR
sjSs
I LOUIS LEVY. salesman, of No 904 Trim
fly avenue. filed petition. with Liabilities Of
81 400 mostly contracted in Waterbury, Conn,
I'm 1910 and assets two pairs OF shears for
cutting woolens, 81 30, for which he claims
exemption.
JOHN J. MURPHY. residing AZ 40. 1883
Bronxdale avenue. The Bronx filed petition,
with liabilities Of $500 and assets.
JULIUS JONSON, Of No. $50 Broadway
filed petition. with liabilities OF S5,i57; assets
$500 on a claim.
BERNARD KRULEWlTCH. jobher in hats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
HUSKY" BEAUTIES
In AMAZON SQUAD
Suffragists Are Forming Regiment
of "Soldierettes'-Six-
Footers, Beware!

Arc Won an Amazon? Are you SIX rect
tall and can YOU charm policeman
II YOU are. beware. The sufraSettes
u.iu cot Won If YOU don't watch out.
The Amazonians are forming reei-
ment of woman soldiers. and they'll be
drafting all six-footers in Sith street II
their ranks are not completed with VOL
unteers within few days
Two squads of husky beauties have
enlisted already. II will he necessary 10
have three squads-that's twenty-four In
aI-before the drills begin. The object
&c to turn out "soldierettes" who will be
a credit to the cause on parade days.
Their first public appearance VIII be the
last week in March at the fete which me
Woman Suffrage party Is TO nave AT the
list Regiment Armory.
The organizer Of the Amazons is Mrs
David Welch. They will be assisted in
drilling by Captain Cowdrey, OF the Sth
Artillery. Captain Cowdrey became IN
terested in the AmsZons at the drill OF
the United States Columbians, held a
week ago at the Greenwich Avenue Pub
lie School, by Mrs j. Hungerford Mil
bank
Mrs Welch Joined the ranks Of the
girl "sodierettes' that evening and
learned how the drill should he con-
Quoted Then she departed TO form
regiment OF her own-and the cause :.
She expects the Amazons TO drill in the
list Regiment Armory.
The first recruit was Miss Eva Ward
the six-foot-one pilgrim who accom-
panied General Rosalie Jones on her
last walk to Albany. Other six-footeTs
who have enrolled are Miss Portia Willis,
Miss Irene Beach, Miss Irene Dimmock,
Mrs T.. l.. Ogan, Mrs. James Bartholo-
new, Mrs. +. r. Cox, Miss Hazel Cox
and Mrs. a l.. Balch. Mrs. Herbert
Carpenter will be invited to be major OF
the regiment.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The fret name - tina, % the debtor IN.
second thar Of tho creditor. and date when
judgment was filed in New York County.
New. York city Railways Company-M Kar-
o,kin: Jan IL. 1914. $3.50
SAM Elktn. Nov 9. 1919. $40 500.
peerless Investing COMPANY and National
surety CompanX-T. J. Watson; Jan IT.
Psimer Russell-w. Hampel; Dec q. 1913;
Richey. Brown E Donsld-A Dekksr July
Cohen Elias Al. M.ncslson ct al; FEB
Z 1914; $500 SO. ., ,,,,.
Crakow. D. sylyan-L Henry; Jan 90 1910
TX Emma-P. Klein; Jan %. 1914: 1914 Al.
William Guggolz CONSTRUCTION company
william GuggoA Charles GussoiT an
RtobeT Brown & Donald-A. Decker; Jan
10. 1914 cancelled; $3.50 ~ ,x.,
william HaalSer Company 10. l maine
F. HoiIender; Feb 3. 1914 vacated;
1nexceiied sale. Corporstion--G H. Taylor:
Jan s 1914 (vacated); 1894 %
Fabre. Marius-C Roster: Feb 49, 1874 IVA
Cir bel Brothers. New York;. Dyne'; Jan
Hesslein' Rosalie~B. Thompson; July 1.
1913: $3.50 50.
Hawkes.. Eva Y. C.. and N.wbold Morris
r. Alderman: Jan %. 1914; s11.?5o.
samoa Florio: March %. 1918, $500.
Kinstler. Moses-Hebrew Mutual Benefit 60
ciety: Feb Il. 1912: ss45 80
T. r. Mcclure Construction Company-A. o.
Cox Dec 10. 1918; 81 263 %.
Hscock Janette S.-A Norton Jan o.
1911. s2f6 So.
Fabre. Marius and Marcella--A. NJ. Bier;
Jan %, 1914; s215 So
Je!cobson. Ignatz and Marcus-Bowery Bank
OF New York. Nov II. 1912: St.02I OF.
same-Same: Nov 20 1912; s525 Sc.
Willett. John-Park Company, Oct IS 1911
(released): s64i 80.
sugarman. Solomon C--Lavyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Company; Jan o. 1907;
S4S9 IL.
Savage. Henry W. or Henry Savage, mo
H. Dnlossy; April IA, 1913: $3.50 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19

jim Galpin called upon Mrs. James
speyer president OF the New York Won
ems League for Animals. at her home. at
No. 1865 Fifth avenue. yesterday. Jim.
wearing a glossy brindled coat, carried
his IL pounds most jauntily. and capered
about excitedly on his four neat black
feet. II was great occasion for him,
for he was specially invited by Mrs. Spey-
or to meet the officers of the league and
other guests. and TO be decorated with a
medal in commemoration Of a brave deed
he performed on October p. 1913.
Jim arrived i'm an automobile with his
master. Dr H. r. Galpin, OF no. 1914
Sixth avenue. and Colonel William j.
hampton. Dr. Galpn bore the marks Of
Jos bites which Jim gave him that event
ful October q, and he said he was thank
ful for every one Of those bites. For il
was in dragging his master from a gas
filled room. where he lay unconscious,
that Jims teeth imprinted themselves on
his skin
Colonel hampton told Mrs Speyer and
her guests the details of the rescue, while
Jim lay at his masters feet. looking quite
embarrassed at this public mention Of his
heroism.
a vacuum cleaner in the basement
Of Dr. Galpin's apartment hotel on Sixth
avenue exploded. said Colonel hampton,
and blew the caps off twenty-five gas
meters that were above it, The gas flood
ed the rooms where DR.. Galpin and his
brother and a friend were sleeping, and
they were almost ssphyxsted, when jim
crept TO has masters bed and dauntess-
ly-
"Gr-r-waugh-woof" remarked Jim at
this point. 1t may have been yawn. but
Mrs Speyer felt sure IL was a modest
depreciation Of Colonel Lampton's praise.
In Difference to the herOs feelings the
colonel hurried over the rest of the &C
count-how Jim got his master to a win
dow, where he revived. so he could save
the others. And then the women gathered
around jim, and Mrs. Cornelius G. Guy
Ter tied the medal on his collar with a
whole yard Of beautiful blue satin ribbon.
II was a bronze medal with the words.
Presented TO Jim by the New y ork Wom-
ems League for Animals and the date
engraved upon it. Jim appeared TO like
Speyer. first with his right paw and then
with his left. Then he lay on his back
and waved all his four legs in the air as
a sort of general salute TO the women OF
the league.
Or. Galpin says he is going to have
that medal locked on Jims collar with a
Yale lock, because jim is fond Of taking
the air by himself up and down Sixth
avenue and along 57th street. and some
collector Of relics might take fancy to
the medal
IL would have 10 be lost from the collar,
though; no one could take It from Jim.
Jim is gentle. and seeks no quarrel, but
woe betide any one who tries 10 fool with
him. A policeman tried the other day
TO take. by way of pleasantly. a pair Of
gloves that Jim was guarding in his mas
ters automobile With one sweep of his
paw the Great Dane aSok the gay police
mans club from him. and il required
DR.. Galpins intervention TO restore to
the officer the sign OF his authority.
He never Quarrels with other dogs un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19

less it's forced on HIM, Dr.. Galpin said.
He is excellent friends with the store
cat. and, in fact, he would never hurt any
cat He's as mild az he is brave
Jim is quite a society dog. Next Mon
day. for instance, ne is invited to the Ca
madam Campers dinner, where he will
be RECALLED on polar bear.
\ special dinner was given in his honor
by some Of his and Dr.. Galpins friends.
after the rescue of October n. He had
a plate at table. and behaved beautifully.
He enjoys social occasions. and DR.. Gal
pin finds it very difficult 10 accept an in
yitation without including jim He tried
1t once-went to Cragsmore Inn, up beyond
1uXedo, leaving Jim locked up at home
But when he got to Cragsmore Inn there
was Jim, sitting on rock, waiting for
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warshlps
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. February ls.

Washington. February IL.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Captain WILEY HOWELL. 4h Infantry. to
Fort crook. for temporary cuty, tnehce
TO Army Service Schools. Fort LeaNen-
worth. March ]. vice captain WILLIAM
i NAYLOR. 9th Infantry. 10 his regimen T.
Captain ERNEST ID. SCOTT, hth flelu NJ
tilery. TO Army Service Schools, Fort
Ieavenworth. August 20 vice captain
OLIVER j. sPAuI.DING, Jr.. 4th fielo
ARTILLERY. TO his regiment
Second Lieutenant FRED sEYDEI- coast
artillery. from signal corps aviation school
san Diego. 10 Fort stevens.
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander g. n. FISHER. de
tached the Tennessee; TO home. await or
dcrs.
Lieutenant Junior grade GEORGE
JoERNs. detached the Buffalo: TO home.
await orders
Ensign 6. ". HEWLETT detached the Ia
coma. 10 the New Jersey
Ensign W \ RICHARDSON. detached the
tacoma Febiuary -. to- the Arkansas
Ensign j. 2. DALTON. detached the Ar
kansas. 20 temporary duty the Constella-
zion
Constellation. 20 the Tacoma.
Ensign r. ". ROBINSON. detached the New
Jersey. 70 the Tacoma.
Mschinist PAXTON HOTCHklSs. detached
receiving ship at New York. 10 the salem.
Nachinist 9. II. WELKER. detached the
Tennessee. March II. 10 home. await or
ders.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements of vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Feb 1G-The Lawrence. the Fsrragut. IN.
Csoidsborcugh and the HUI 81 Sausalito.
Feb. 1.-THE Cyciops. at Hampton Roads
SAILED
Feb lG-The Lawrence. the Fsrrasut the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
ADVERTISE M EMIT
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

the hair dries rapidly with a soft fluff
and beautiful gloss. CanthroX shampOos
stimulate "A healthy condition I'm the scalp
and induce the hair 10 grow thick and
long.
Mrs Al Your excess fat will soon van
ish after a short course of the parnotis
treatment, made by getting ounces par
notis from your druggist and dissolying
in ~ pints hot water. The dose is table
spoonful before meals. This gradually
dissolves the fat. and when your weight
IS sufficiently reduced your SKIN VIII be
firm and free from wrinkles. No diet or
exercise is necessary as IL cannot pos
sioly DO any injury
Mrs. s r: To make your eyes sparkle
] would suggest using simply crystos
tonic. which is inexpensive and easily pre-
pared. Just dissolve I ounce crystOs IN
pint cold water and IL Is ready Putting
few drops I'm each eye frequently soon
relieves the smart and ache and Will give
TO them "A sparkle and eXpressveness
truly charming. This is excellent for
weak eyes.
y. O.: Your dun. streakv hair indi-
Gates an Impoverished condition OF the
scalp and hair-roOts. | am giving YOU Il
simple recipe. which II YOU make up and
use viii Danish your scalp-troubles and
make your hair grow thick. silky and
quinzon. pour into y pint alcohol, then
add - pint water. Massage the scalp
once or twice week. This stops the
Irritation and Overcomes dandrun and
puts your scalp and hair-roots In a
healthy. vigorous condition
Dora NJ. For banishing your wrinkles
Won will find plain almozoin jelly
cream quick and certain In It's action and
also splendid for clearing the skin. II
is made AS follows: Stir ] ounce almo-
zon into y pint water. add teaspooniuls
clvcerine and let stand overnight ABBY
a thick coating OF the jelly-cream on re-
firing and massage well into the skin
Allow TO remain on until morning, then
unfaiiing and dispels freckles. blotches
pimples and other beauty defects. II is
also excellent for chaps or tender skin.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book Beauty.
G-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT COUGH
MANUFACTURING co, domestic cor
poration having It's principal business once
i'm the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY, County
and state Of New York, viii apply 70 ihs
Supreme Court OF the State OF New York.
at Special Term. PART ], thereof 20 be nelh
AZ the County Court House, Borough Of Man
haitian. city and County of New York on
the 18th day OF March, 1914. az 1880 o'clock
I'm the forenoon OF that day, or as soon there
after counsel can be heard. Tor an order
Authorizing said corporation 10 change its
corporate name 10 cARLUND MFG. co.
INC.
Dated. New York February 18th. 1914
COUGH MANUFACTURING co.
BY MORTIMER &. ROSENFELD, Pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19

Goldsborough and the Hull. from Marc ISL
and for Sausalito: the fan Francisco. from
Cape HaitIen for Guacanayabo Bay and
Vera Cruz.
Feb. 1.-THE Chester. from Vera Cruz for
Mobile. the Jupiter. from Santa Barbara
Channel for san Francisco, the Hancock
from Pensacola for New Orleans. the
Monaghan. the Flusser. the Preston. the
Rod. the Sterctt and the Terry. from Key
West for Tampa.
The Tallahassee viii leave Norfolk on IN .
10Th instant for Washington
After the Merdi Gras celebration Mt Mo
bile. the Prairie will proceed 70 Pensacola
and thence 10 Vera cruz. Mexico.
The Maynower now AZ the washington
yard, ordered 20 Vera cruz. Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
Majority of 1 Against Suffrage,

Cape Town. Feb. ia bill for the en-
Establishment OF women in the Union OF
South Africa which was introduced into
the House of Assembly to-day was mega
tived on the first reading by majority
Of !, 43 against ~ votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19

53rd street.
Tn. Approximate amount o. the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-described
property IL % 10 sold. Is Forty -n,e hundred
and siNfy-elght and HOO eijes.lD Dollars.
with interest thereon from the 30th day OF
January 1914 together with the costs and al
iovance amounting u s2j4G3 with interest
from January 3lst. 1914. together with the ex-
lenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
81 the taxes assessments and water rates. or
Other liens which are 10 be allowed 10 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or paid
bv the Referee - S406.o5 and interest
Said premises viii be sold subject TO thre.
nrior mortgages aggregating In the sum OF
s5I coo and the accrued interest thereon.
Dated. New York February End 1914.
HARRY y. FRENCH. Referee.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received at the ptown once
No 1854 Broadway. between 3Sth and 51th SITS.
until @ clock p. m.
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T r BKI AK1 II
Manhattan.

FEBRUARY IA.
Manhattan.
Bernd. Wnliam-schulte Realty CO. Sail q
Brennan. Margaret-H. Held. s273 40
Brunn. Iincoln-E. L. Brunn. S2.sSs ~
| Cowing, Edward XXI. simon. $3.50 Il
Coney. Thomas J.. adm. Ddgerton Park Co
De Bells. Giovanni A.-Kips Bay Brewins
and Mating Co. So aos %.
Dorfman. Lous-Amer.can Law Book Co.
Duscnberry. David We r. Levy. s2l2 o..
! Doherty. Charles T. G.-J r. Prout. $l,ol2 50
Friedman. jacob M.-American Law Book Co.
Goidstcin. Abraham and william H. Day-J
Gr:clman. Si5ert~F' =. Grinn. 1888 ei
Glasshcim George "a Ja9lus. $-s sS6 ~ 10
Gottiieb. Mchael-Rome Manufacturing CO.
S2,O76 %. ,
Greenwood Ernst-K g Hsxton. 1851 Sc
Glraud Julia Minstto. et al So i8.
Hearn. George 4. George r.. Schank Clark
son Cowl and Herbert 6. Greims-M. F
Meagher. s7O92 -.
Isaacs, Henry r.. Y Wechsler, s5s2 %.
Kovac. Anns-F. Gellert. 1904 Al.
Knust. Leo City Real Estate CO.. s52S 40
Lyness. Arthur Fullerton Electric Co.
Sli2 76
I.asker' Herman and Ida Block. Levin
Maine. William Flint & Chester. Inc,
S377 90
Mooyer. Juan. Russell Marston. c. AdeIber'
| Becker and Thomas Collins-E. A. 9 Mecum
SIS 1J6 40
Mandeitort. Samuel and Dora victOr-L. Krell-
/ berg S2i9 g..
Marans. Hary-C. 8 Fishman. 81 al s32s ~
Martin. J. Edward United States Tire Co,
| 1866 &C.
Penton william J.--R. W Russell. 1901 S.
| Pincus. Morris-I. Israel et al. sos So.
Pollock John-C. Pollock. 2054.
/ Rey. Grace B.-F. f. Lindemann. 1851 o..
RAFT Dayid-Carpenier. Baggott & Co. costs
1888 a.
Randell. c. R.-Herman Vossnack. jr.. Inc.
! sG29 g
sesel Augusta. and Lyon J. p. Mesrson-L.
! r. Miller. Se51 q.
schauer. Edward R.-R. strumm, '5is 10.
Smith. Elizabeth, and Antonio Palermo-Peo-
pie. etc. $500.
schwartz. Morris and Meyer-M Fliashnck,
| schelnbcrg. Iouis-stolweln Brothers. 81 oss 40
Spooner, William RI. y. Fuller 237 IL.
| Walker. George II j Mueller. costs. S25s 70
Weber Harry, Henry J. and George klas-
sort. 1908 o.
Weber. Henry J--C. Klassert. $3.50 So
WarsEauer. SAMUEL Mayersohn. S-i3 -
J Ziselman. Abraham-M Stern. $500 So
! Zerrline Jacob Nm. Galetta. 1924 ~.
De Forest Radio Telephone CO. p. Jan
son. Si.0l2 80.
| Hampstead House and Home Con- Morgen-
| stern. S1,410 II.
| Radio Telephone CO. r. Janson. slo2l %
| Southern Amusement Co Hegemsn Printing
Fischer saul J-same $40 "a
! Kuhn. Leon same. $40 80
! Ineraham. Hans G. M.-Sams. s240 73
! KYLE. Amos W same s240 ~
| i.andweIr. Roy C-Same, $3.50 -.
Lane. John H.-same. $40 ~.
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ADVER TlsEMENT.

ny: ! have found that face powder
- ut pores and causes that louSh'
~ condition OF your skin. Make up
~ ~. This inexpensive lotion ana you
=, p delighted with the results: DIS
A.. ounces gpurmaN tWhich YOU Set
~, ciuggist 81 In - pint hot water or
49, hdzei. After cleansing and drying
Hla apply the spurmaX lotion. ruo-
H., asnilf. until 10 yanishes. This 10
-. IT'S cicarness and NclNety sort
III lne SKIN and restores the rose
~, healthy maidenhood The spur
- ;;ton IS especially nice for sallow'
81. oily skins and is superior 10
~ ~. az u As invisible when on ana
"'' rub or In patches.
-, .. T.: Powdered delatone is the
.tnectAe thing OF which J know FOR
Is o.s stubborn hairy growtfs. Get
~ 49, ial Package and mix enough
sss,sl win water to cover the hairs not
eo,s Apply and IN or 3 minutes re-
.or, .~'>h the skin and the hairs are
~ US Is "A quick. harmless method
lsis,@an needs repeating. BE sure II
@'0he yol get
81 Your pain In the small OF the
ssg,, constant headaches and loss OF
isle the result or poison laden blood
gsis,, my formula for an old-fashioned
N yac which. II taken regularly
ali, nse. viii restore YOU TO perfect
itsk, ~, pint alcohol never use
~ AID I ounce kardene get from
~ ss,sstu. then p cupful sugar and
-, 4 70 make a full quart The
r. Tts. tablespoonful three times a
y No. s gentle in action, clcanses
Aess4 >, OF al impurities and Is unsur-
- 49,, clearing the skin OF Ciscolors-
"a enc restoring the healthy glow Of
he complexion.
terg bs quite right, Your brittle.
y VII - evidently caused by wash
VA 90 alksh preparation. Here is
~ IN. W cleansing scalp and hair so
isSspoe'. ~ perfect health: Dissolve
9sf M .,ui can,hrox In cup hot
~ NJ. boar little ~ time on tho
fio q, Ipoing briskiy This works
fts,ion ,,h; creamy lather that stops
"%ye ARD oissolves every. particle Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
MARYLAND Women's Bill Killed

Annapolis. Feb ls-The House of Dele
gates killed to-day by vote OF 90 TO -
the bill providing for the submission OF
constitutional amendment TO give women
the right 10 vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
HEADQUARTERS NOTICE.

The following troops have been regis
tered or rC-rcgistered in accordance with
the requirements of the national and
local councils Troops 3. 3. =, ~ 20 ~.
g. a.. II. III. -. IS -. -. -, -. ~ ~,
~. o. -. 100, lo, lil. M, lA, H. ~ 10
lN. 1913. 1876 IL. l3o 1872. l3j. ~. 10. 1876,
l5s llo. ln. az. rs. 40. ~, lsB. l9l, lt2.
l6i leo. 1853. 40. l1o, li, l'' 1'b' l'1 lS,
49, $50. ISL and 49,
Scoutmasters who arc still deficient IN
this respect have been requested. in A
special letter from the scout tommls-
sioner 20 re-rcgister. before the close OF
the week i'm order that their troops may
be included in the report To be presented
at the annual meeting Of the New York
city Council ON Tuesday evening. Tickets
for this meeting have been IN great de
mand. but few are still 10 he obtained
at headquarters. ScOutmasters are asked
TO IN I'm the names Of their guests ana
10 sign their own names, in order that
a record may he kept Of persons inter
ested i'm scout work
4 meeting OF the Executive Board OF
the New York CITY Council VIII he held
AZ Headquarters on Friday February 20.
az $50 r. IN. for the discussion OF gen
eral business matters.
The Scoutmasters' course Of lectures on
first aid. TO he held ON Monday evenings
at o'clock I'm the assembly nan az Head
quarters. No ~ Madison avenue, Will be
gin on March q An SCoutmasters and
assistants will be welcome
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Rlrinrton street.

RiFinetou street
III. approximate ai\ount % The lien o.
charge to satisfy which the above scrioed
PROPERTY is TO be sold Is Six thousand two
hundred and sixteen and 61-tOO Dollars
fSGaf6s7i. with interest thereon from the
isth day o. January. 1914, together with the
costs and allowance amounting 20 sN hun
dred .ichtv-one and OO-iOO Dollars 1s6sl 00l
with interest from January IND. 1914,
together with the expenses OF tho sale The
approximate amount OF the taxes, assrit-
ments and water rates, or other liens, sui
iect 10 which the above property Is 10 be
sold by the Referee. is Six thousand seven
hundred and nye ana $500 Dollars tS5, -
705.is) and Interest
rhe above described premises Will be sold
subject to FIRST mortgage ~ the sum Or
SIS 600 and the accrued Interest thereon
from September LIST. 1913. az the rate OF o.
por cent per annum. also ~ any state Of
facts hfch an accurate survey VIII show.
Dated, New York. February ith, 1914
WILLIAM A BOYD, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
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