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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
a.tI.t. 0lxislan.7d Osnt-RerrSs

Appellate Division. I'D oept.-Reccn
COURT NOTICE. J.
The Appellate Division Of The supreme SooH 10
the Second Judicial Department does hereby nsAe
the following assignments u,
Justice Lester w Clark to sit in tho Appe.ats
Torn Of the Supreme Court commencing on the first
Monday Of MAY 1915 at SOB Fulton -, Brooklyn.
in tho County Of Kings In place OF justice Aoei Z
BlackfnGr. . III -.,
Trial Term Part 9. Of the Supreme Court at the
Court House In the County Of Kings. commencing
on the frst Monday Of May. 1915. In p!an OF Jus
lice Lester W Clark. -,
Justice Abel Blackmar TO hold Trial Term Oh
the supreme Court IN the County OF Mas au a. tne
Court House. at MlneOla. IN said County ot Nassau
con, rnencinz ON the ga: Monday o. MAY. lsl3.
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III Rel Is. Estate
Loft to Replace Drexel
House in Madison Ave.

corner o, Cedarhuut and Lskevie- sr.. Lawrence
Long Island. ~ John r. Terry. c,.
Two lots on jamaica sv., merit 10 me nuueh
Theatre al Richmond Hill have been SOLD tnf1usn
William, 4 Son Tor Development stores shd HAAS
Cock, * WiIle,s lsssed this Edwin Webb Moore
house AZ Glen Cove. Long Island. TO Allan corey
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Flats to Cost 100000.

PlAns have been fled for four e,e story nathou'es
each iSIst feet 20 be erected a. the southeast cor
Street Company Thomas Mulligsn. presdent). The
cost Is estimated at $4,000 b. Neville Bissc
arrli
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Apartment Leases.

p.,s. 4 Gilman leased Tor K. Walker an
apartment IN the new building a. 100 East Soth .,
10 =. Maurice Newton. an apartment In $50 isIk
sV southeast corner O, 10Th st. 10 John Alen
Locke and renewed the apartment leases OF william
IL YsWkey. IN /? East SIth st.. and Ms EDWARD
Mcyickar IN s29 Park ".
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Grocery Corporation Lease.

The Profit Sharing Grocery Corporation. which
plans 10 open 200 stores in greater New York. has
ieased in The Bronx for q long term the store In
the building at 9Sl Weschester Az corner OF THAN
A.. owned by the Dorrit Realty Company.
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Woolworth Building Rental.

Fdrari J. HOGAN and William White 4 Son
lessrd 70 me American LinSeed oil Company th
entire thirty second floor Of the tower Of the Wool
worth Building Tor term OF years
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL !.
Manhattan.

E BioyI BI' S to As sSso an r. . T "a y
A sels' a iIHs, 10 to Emm. D.bog 2os
s., 18Th s., 6o2-6oi W. atty. Title Guarantee tee
same fa q, d'9 same co. same property; sam. atty
l. n Goodwin and anO. eXrs. 70 Excelsior harLgs
BanE 70 W PA s. ga st. l4a W; atty n nds
Ieiii1 H"ISi6s Co 70 Nidjown Holding Corpn. eO7
Bvsy. 9Oth St. ll5-l2j W. attys. Rose =. l:S
SAM @ 70 same 9th st. 22-24 W: same .,tys: 81
same 10 Mortgage Associates. Inc. so7 B"ay; ls,n
same to 70 District Holding 6Orpn. so7 Bwsy; 27ih
Morris Breatsione 10 Aaron shsniksr 20 Orchard
Eliot Mortgage Go TO Louise Lsndesu: go go
R 1s5 . p"yf i' R ' q, * BSsy ION " 81
Metropolitan savings Bank 10 7, T Barrett and
sno. lO5e Gay az: 9Th st. 8-l f. atty, " M, e
ps1,l Edsa ,a Sdmr. to Daniel Edgar. Greenport
\ ana ano. Jane St. $751; sttys. Csdwals,
Le Roy Eissr ct al Slrs. 10 L. Roy Edgar ct a.
Crcenport y y Jane st. 1851; sttys. CadWals,
poa S5 rus; Co 20 10 schoe ct s.. trus
.ees 7t5 IN az sih sH q bs,5 3o, ~ st.
Gennaro Jerrolina to Anna Jsr'ollna SO. IGN
julia Eds ssf' to is Roy EdsAr e, al. .Ir. Ggeen;
port. J. l. Jane a.. 1851 stSs Cad"alaaer' oN
Lave, Mortsass Co 70 skiinn. trustee.
Orange. \ J: 18th e. $50 ": atty. Lss9sye5,
Marriage Co. $500
New YORK Tile Insurance Co 10 A Tfowbndge
Noroton Conn. 2ith St. SSl W: atty New YORK
Title Insurance Co; tloO0
Same 10 came DyckmEn ct. ISL same atty; 81. 600
L q Binder 20 Rosina Palmer, TS3 81 Nicholas
Az. Riverside Drive. n 3. l.5l9ll 3 W Dyck-
man e. 567 3xl09 20 Hudson River. atty. New
York Title Insurance Co; ~ D,..,.. 5000
Cal. Cornena St. 2i-26. atty New York TIL,
Insurance Co; q
The Bronx.
LAWYERS Mortgage CO 10 w Gurnse ct a, trus
tees. so.Vv
q W Murray to Lawyers MorEsss Co: s2I6e
y Trust Co 70 CITY Mortgage Co;
1ity MIG 90 10 Lawyers Mtg Co; 5000
Matilda Mott eItrI. 70 Matilda Moi IND ar,
Frank P.tt,son and ,no t,rusteos,. to LAWYER
Yo Mi' trust Si Co to PrOspca Investment 60:
d.. ,o anna. $3.50
Fredk Bsckmsn 10 Otto Risdel; Sl0o
MAY Terhune 10 First National Bthk OF fet.,
Am5oy. J.
Same 20 sacne. .. =
same 70 virginia Watson: 3S.-.C
\ Y III. lbs & Trust CO to 8 Constant; s
Same same
Maud A Conway 70 Margaret KnoI; s.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the Board Of Water supply at It's Offices.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building.
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets,
day April 49, 1915. Tor Contract 1872. fer
surfacing with vitrihed brick blocks and
macsdsm about miles OF Highways and
constructing about miles Of guard walls
at the Ashokan reservoir. IN the towns OF
Olive. Nsrbletown and Hurley Ulster
County. New York. The grading for these
highways hiss been largely done under
other contracts.
A, the above place and tins the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained at
the above address. at tho once OF the Sec.
rotary. by depositins the sum OF ten dol
each pamphlet For further particulars
sistsnt Engineer at the above address
SHARLEs & 3 G c4IApw fTtfsiden';
JOHN F. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF water
W BRrCE COBB. Secretary.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Public Service Commission. Second District
CASE Nsi. March 81. 1915.
petition. under section SO OF the Public
Service Commissions Law. having been
filed with this Commission by The New
York Central Railroad Company for
authority TO issue ;l00, 100000 IN 20 year
6 per cent convertible debenturs bonds
and TO increase the authorized amount OF
its capital stock from $500 900. 900 10 1900
900. 600. for conversion. the proceeds OF tho
debenturs bonds 20 be used for purposes
stated IN tho petition. NOTICE IS hereby
given that public hearing on said peti-
ton will be held BY this Comm. slon at
No. 10 Washington avenue In the city OF
Albany on Wednesday. April :. 1915. al
ten clock a. m.
nv ha ca ntssfA
FRANK II. MOTT.
ECMeE-EHr Secretary
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RECEIVERS hppolstlo-sypaEMe COURT.

Premium Hlds CoHGorham Cons Co--H n French
Louisa Wneslwrght/F & Hlsoman-C stumpt
Excelsior SAY BILIOUS Cohen-Ysncs Hewitt
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so.elsJ r.rm-Part KELLY. J.

so.eisI r.rm-Pat kelly. J.
MOTIONS-At 10 a. m.
roh,so, jpoile-r.no & ) Shanln/O ~ Keser
1mrings,o,- Hahn SANDER Rlty Associates
GoldosiJz Gair Co lie 3 Mayer II. Inc
Ssme same Butler Moore
pows,s IGewertyman slnonson Nafs
sUteraI Anchor L SIS Co Wisner Farchilds Sons.
| 81 ,tstsnsenI Turner & y .vyse/vyse
| H.rrIS or rel CO'Loughlin) yCsyanagh ogden
p-ar,isroas, ~ al Riley Isdac5
7,i,bJii CIV a, KirEham Cooper
i,Is,, NV ~ BreSsett BresSe1
nurv, City o, Ny Re Waentg
I nt'iin Nv ~ y Woodwork Woodwork
1890 "ct,v =, Y RSthgeberI Pub Ser Con
Ms~er CIV Of Greenfield. 1osbeu
IrSSSo, 1Cjv n, Ny Woods Msntonya
Eo~-City a, Gathercoe/E w Bliss
G1 = c S sGS5iS WEB b.. g
E 70 De- ON Eagle = & Z Co Hooper
Has1 tCiiv os y Y Xramnick/ Krsmnick
Dawson city o. NJ Ieltle, ssnh
Rootn an Mutual L ms c ssniskiel Eric r Co
N''''' Special T~m-Pat lIi-Thai'
No Day Calendar;
Trial Tsrm-Adtourned IN April ).
sussoeArEs -KETcHAM. s.
No day calendar
COUNTY COURT.
Civil caIendar-Pan ".
Trial Ierm-Adjourred until April >.
QUEENS COUNTY.
COUNTY COURT.
rJsi AZ EuuIty Causes HUMPHREY. J.
Calendar az 10 a. 10.
c.uyC1s.yy Sineciusn/ Tarnovsh
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Part I-MORSCHAUSER
Special term for motions only to-dC
COUNTY COURT-PLATr. J-Mouons.
sURRo0AIE's coURr-sAwfER 5.
Al White Plains.
WILL FOR PROBATE.
Thomas 0'Bhen o..,.-,>.o
Mary Louise Miller
Frederick A Coo -
Thomas McCshill -. .u,.,->.-,,.,,
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING.
poher+ n Nc Allistef George Glass
W,dsE Coon Anthony Aolloy
Augustus Slater ,r,
TRANSFER TAX
Anna Hutchinson
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SIMMONS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. County OK New York.
Mabelle p Kennedy. Plaintiff, against sid
new J. Kennedy. Defendant. Action 10
Annul a Marriage Summons. with notice.
To the above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint In
this action. and to serve copy OF your an
swer on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons. exclusive OF the day OF service; and In
case Of your failure to appear or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded In the COM
dated. New York. y. Y, March 18th. 1915
JASON q. LAMISON. Attorney Tor Plain
TN. Ofacs and p. o. Address. so2 Broadway.
New York CITY. NY.
To Sidney J. kennedy City OF Panama,
Republic OF Panama. The foregoing sum
mons is served upon you by publication. pur-
suant 70 the order OF Hon. Nathan Blur.
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the State
OF New YORK. dated the 18th day OF March.
1915. and fled with the complaint In the
offics OF the Clerk OF the County Of New
York at the County Court House. IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. city, County and
state OF New York. on the 18th day OF
March. 1915.
Dated. New York. ~. Z. March 18th. 1915
JASON O. LAMTSON. Attorney for Plain
tn. ONCE and p. o. Address 302 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
New York.
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Tbs approximate amount Of tie len ..
scribed property Is to be sold. !, 80.
thousand four hundred and fsty-ssy,a n.
100 dollars H7.45Igi). with interes, ,k.,.
on from the 18th day OF March. 1915 h.
gether with costs and allowance arsoy,t-,
10 t333sT. with interest from Marca Y
1915. together with tie expenses of q.
sale. Tho Approximate amount % \.
other liens. which are 20 be allowed IA 4.
purchaser out OF the purchase money. !,
paid by the Referee. Is .3s3H tsd :.
terest.
Dated. New York. March 10. 1915
ISIDORE ID. MORRISON. Rsfsrss
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COURT CALENDARS

Tho m.anIns Of thl, IIns ! 10 versus E" 81
FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.
Iury Calendar-MACK. j.
Room i0f Postoffice Bulldog
Tidewater Oil/jlObe Ind
Ease on No day calendar.
Admiralty Csiendar-HAYER. j.
Room 2, Woolworth Building.
ain Smith Cont king&Co/Lsuho"hdC'
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Long Island Transactions.

Payscn Mel Merrill Company. Inc. leased for
Ms Hen0 L. Fiersoa Is. property situated a. rs
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The Bronx.

BRONX PARK Az. Is. l?s Lebanon st. 1SI!oo
Lila Gregg a., Fanny shapiro e. Al tore
closure Of mtsl atty. 4 Ackef.
LOT -. Block 1919. Section 10 on tar map.
aide Nsbst agi Anna owen e. al
action 10 forrcloss transfer % tar nenl: atty.
g. Moses
BELMONT Az. 2lE. G Tnok e, Al err. a..
! Bernstein e a. foreclosure Of m;gl auy.
+ W Hubby. ir.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL l.
Manhattan.

LEROY ST. 10: Anthony Laura al Mafsire.ts
aud pasquAlA CGmpglis. owners trenewAll So
t2iST ST 232 y Harry Weprnsky asst Chss VI
Whitney. jr owner and conirSctort sN0
7TH Az. 2365. Morris Norman at John Ruh
CWner and contractor. so'
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL T.
Manhattan.
The Bronx.
Manhattan.

tktsT ST - s75 II Washington Az. lsS1ee u
Trsnkin savings Rank in The city q y loEui
Hudson View Co9stp CO. Inc. 20 e!ect ~
apartment u payments. S4So.oo'
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tNTERvLlE Az. vs. 1853 1914 ~. :; 2I'S
RockArd Realty 90 loans Bernard tonsin 60 q
erect one 8 sly teumi Us psynelis. $40 geo
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REFEREES APP

By Bill II. J.
Re woolseJ-Percivsl H. Wilds
Ne. Church Sd ~ Pub Hoyt--H 8 Goiixsn.
By Guy. J.
Gen A. y and l. Ins/kelly Coo VI Martelli,
BY NEWBt RGER :.
sage /MrBrier-C1r Ehlerman. r.
MARI Brendan Trading Coz ~ Ro,enstock
East River Say Inst Bank-harry " Levy
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BUSINESS BUILDING BROKERs--FRED'K FOX
s co. IL West 4oth St and 5s3 BrosdNsy
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Semi detached brick and stone. rooms, ell
esntly decorated; fend for Booklet o. MANAGED
50 Liberty St. y. Y: phone Con-. 1852
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
APRIL l.
Manhattan.
LEXINGTON Az 1913: Henry Nichols AZ Jefferson
II Levy ct al. sept g. 1914. |19
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02

FOR HOMES IN the real country within
committing distance consult Country Home
League 40 West 32d ST. Phone $3.50 Mad.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
Busy Miss Ellington.

Margaret Ellington has received wha'
she claims is the fortieth request OF this
season TO write a description of her coun.
try home near Ossining. Miss Ellington is
making a tour of the whole country in her
latest play. THE LIe.' by Henry Arthur
Jones. and Is putting a deal of contradIc.
ton to the lament that '.the road Is dead. 81
But however far her successes carry her
she cannot escape from the hcuse-making
reputation she gained in New York when
during the run OF Tho Lie there. she
remade and redecorated her country
place, and built not only houses. garages
and stables galore. but q lake as we'll. So
she is asked How did you do it7' almost
as often as she gets her mail.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
CHARLES FROHMAN

last time. these awful tests were be-
coming too much for him. Hystertcai
actresses who only half knew their
lines, actors who forgot entire
speeches. mechanftisns whose care
lessness ruined scenes. and the thou
sand and one horrors possible to q
first night In New York began to tell
so much on him that he would SEND
for me and say. Let's 60 to some res
taurant,' and ! would lead him to
cafe, place before him an enormous
sweet drink Of some sort. preferably
a large orangeade. and leave him
until the end of the play. Then we
would meet again. And would al.
ways tell him the best OF even bad
night In order that he might sleep.
and because I knew It was always his
superstition that belief In success
makes success. Hs~called It kind OF
wireless from mouth to mouth; thas
IL you believed success and talked
success. success embraced you ana
gave you that energy which Is sue
cess. That was a good part Of the
mystic that was Frohman." says John
d. williams. in the December Cen
tury.'
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19

Play producing was the artificial
stimulation by which Frohman lived.
Opening nights were cocktails to him.
The night before an opening he got
no sleep from anxiety. never knowing
now the venture would turn out. Early
IN the morning OF the day when tho
play was first to be done he would
De up working his utmost upon the
new venture: reading over manu.
scripts. keeping In touch with the
London play market or the Paris play
market. a. he always called them, by
cablegram: feverishly busying himself
upon some new enterprise that would
eventually mean as much agony for
him as that of the night to come;
wearing himself out through the day.
and at night getting to the tester
early. to sit obscurely behind the
scenery In a dark corner Of the stage.
suffering the pains Of creation. This
he went through over 600-odd nights.
for Frohman gave that many plays to
the theaters Of America, England and
France.
Toward tho end. Just before ma.
ture's curtain fell upon him for the
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
Newman TravalSguea.

T.. NJ. Newman, the travekalker. has
again hit upon fortunate and timely
subject for his annual series Of travel
talks at the Belasco Theater. during the
five weeks beginning January 16 and Il.
In electing. last spring. to spend six
months in South America for the~pur-
pose OF taking pictures and gathering
material which would be Of interest to
his host Of eager fellow-travelers. he was
influenced by the opening OF the Panama
Canal and the war In Europe-both Of
which worId-events have focused attention
upon the comparatively unknown Latin
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19

American Republics. thus brouEht into
closer bonds with us. =
ME Newman's Photographic itinerary
VII include the "A. b. c." countries-
argentina. Brasil. and ChiIe-and
Srusuey Peru. Bolivia. Ecuador, Pam
sa"a' Costa Rica and Jamaica.
Maxs Circus. complete tented city
performance. with ten performers, ten
anmsn. clowns. scenery and everything
,nat goes with the usual circus show will
e sAtraordinary attraction at the
cember e.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
Married Virginia Chan.

Inc wedding of Lieut.. Bernard Z.
sm'th. OF Richmond. Va. assistant ma
val attache of the American Embassv
IN faris. and Marguerite sylvia, the
wenI known opera singer. was cele-
orated December 1 in Paris. The civil
i.emony was performed on May 2..
,ut the religious ceremony was defer
REQ until December I owing to. the
serious illness Of the brides mother.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
CONCERTS AND LECTURES
New York Philhsrnonie.

When the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra. Josef Stransky. conductor.
will be heard here In the FIRST Of its
annual concerts at the New National
Theater on Thursday afternoon. De-
cember 30. 1t will perform q COM
position new to this city and practI-
cally new to America. having been
heard only in New York and Boston.
The work Is Max Rogers Variations
and Fugue" on a theme by Mozart.
which is taken from the sonata for
harpsichord in A major. The theme
is ono of the most familiar and one
Of the loveliest OF Mosart.s melodies.
Hefer has taken 1t literally and en-
ploys II in six variations and a fugue.
Pablo Casais. the Spanish violon-
cellist. who Is featured as the soloist
with the New York Philharmonic So
ciety. is one Of the greatest artists
before the musical world today. Yet
notwithstanding the fact that he has
aroused extraordinary enthusiasm.
Casals 10 q retiring little man with a
gentle smile and a modest manner-so
modest, in fact. as to seem at times
almost apologetic. This is indeed a
peculiar attitude for one recognized
the world over as the foremost ex-
ponent Of his instrument.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
OLD P0LI FAv0RITEs
C0MING TO CASINO

And now comes the announcement that
we are to have another stock company
and that II will be located at the Casino
Theater. Manager FaIkner has not given
the cast Of the same for publication. but
claims to have many of the old favorites
that have been here from time to time.
among them Louise Kent. who has many
admirers here. In fact. she became so
popular that q petitio- OF over five thou
sand names has been signed asking for
her return. Manager Faikner says he
will give the full details In the columns
Of this paper in q day Or 80. and In the
meantime states that Gertrude Bondhili
will be with the stock aggregation Of
players.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
New York SYMPHONY.

Walter Damrosch. conductor Of the
New York Symphony Orchestra, VIII
present Percy Granger. the Australian
composer-pianist. as soloist with MS
orchestra at the Belasco Theater Tues-
day afternoon january H. This VIII oe
Mr. Grainrer's first appearance In Wash
ington and his contribution to the after
moons program will be the Grieg concerto
In A minor. -Op. l6. for piano with
orchestra An interesting feature OF the
concert will be the John Alden Carpenter
Suite, Adventures in a Pcrambulasor.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19

two popular artists and the sixth con-
cert of TIE series promises to create
an unusual stir in musical circles.
Evan williams Is ono OF Americas
greatest concert singers and Olive
Kline, who will be heard with the
great Welsh tenor" is enrolled with
the stars Of opera and concerts ana
the gifted American soprano has q
voice Of great promise.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19

just about the greatest operetta success.
the New York Casino ever had. and
despite the fact that II has been running
there for many months it continues to
play to capacity houses.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19
williaMs-kllne Concert,

Patrons OF T. Arthur Smiths ten
star concerts" will have an opportun-
fty on Friday afternoon. January T.,
at the New National Theater. to hear
The Washington herald., 1915-12-19

In Norway 1t has been found that whale
meat vast quantities of which have form
erly been thrown away. makes pala-
table and nutritious sausage. The meat
has proved SO successful for this pur-
pose in Scandinav Wan countries that en-
gineers are now working to develop ma
chirery for cutting up the huge levi
sthans and working their carcasses into
sausage.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-07-16
Morrice.

Frank Graham had two fingers on
his left hand injured Saturday when
struck by sledge hammer welded by
Scott Carl, blacksmith. The men were
engaged in repairing part of lawn
mower when the tledge glanced off and
cut open one of his fingers and smashed
the other-The local union of the w
Q U held basket picnic at the home
of Mrs George Vinegar, north of town
Friday OF this week. Supper will be
solved bv the members-The last
quarterly conference will be held here
in the M E church Tuesday afternoon,
August g.. at $3.50 o. m. Supt. A. b.
Leonard will preside for the last time
at this conference as his six year term
expires-A good time was reported
and fine program was rendered at the
last meeting of the Happy Thought
Circle held at the home of Mrs Edward
Vanever. There were Al members pre-
sent. Refreshments were served
Rev Grigsby of East Jordan, has &C
cepted call here to the Presbyterian
church and filled his appointment Sun
day morning for the first time. Since
April ! the church has been without a
regular minister-Mr and Mrs Lewis
Muhlitner left Monday for San Fran
cisco, Calf, where they will spend six
weeks at the exposition. They will
stop en- route at Portland, Ore, to visit
Mrs. Muhlitner's sister, Miss Mabel
Post, formerly of this village-Mrs
James Mcclure and children of Howell,
are guests at the home of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Morgan Ormsby.