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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-16
FRANK BROS. NEW STORE.
To Pit IN Eight story BUILDING on
Firth

Frank Bros. shoe dealers, have nled
rafe for the rebuilding OF tho SIX
s"n'y Noycrt building at SIS Fifth ave-
~" ,r.o an eight story tireproof struc-
are frurc plnL.s by Alfred Freeman,
"'" 'S- mates the cost at 100000 Inc
property .3 between f'orty-seNen'h ana
FUIty-cghth slreets. one door south of
ir. new Back, starr & Frost estate
l.'n'.rt, and was purchased by Frank
Rr., ~ January. 1913, from Henry u.
Trey who then was tho landlord or
- V''sont owners.
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JUDGE BUYS AT FAR ROCkAwAY

Joh Stitch & Co. have sold for thu
Oak Crest Realty Company. David Lich-
tenstein treasurer, the home formerly
occupied by the Lichtenstein family on
the corner of Atlantic and Franklin
avenues, comprising ten lots. 10 Judge
Peter Schmuck of the City Court. This
is one Of the finest parcels sold in the
Rockaways in some time
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sIns 81 9th ., Feb ~ yrs ..P,CG
WALTON Az, being lot 357, map Mott
Haven, sSxt2o. d Harry T. Knight to
Louis V Fox, g00th st & Perry av, pr
mtg Si2. 900. Feb l2, due as per bond,
atty, Brison HOWE, 1928 Bway ..tlllO,6s
is6TH ST. 8, 3ls.9 = Willis ay. lws,eN1oo
that |. Foss to Lawyers Mtg Co. %
Liberty NJ. Feb "a. due as per bond atty,
l. r & r co. $50 Bway $1,000
ALBANY RID. . =, tl9.1l . 23lst al, 9S4x
l3i.5- Voice Iarkin & Kenney- Constr
CO, Inc. to County Mtg %, 40 Wall 81,
Fch II, I yr. 9 p c; atty, $ O Thomas,
FI'LToN AZ, " =. as ii : l7Ath 1t. 1Sx
G1i-lsaac Greenberg to Addie u Selig-
man. 1 II 59th At. n ano tadml, Feb ~,
3 yrs. 5 p G, atty. l. T | a T CO. dSo
Bvay ........ .So'uVV
BAiNBRrDGE Az. N W c Kingshridge I'd;
itx14Al-Geo W Howle to Frances y
RYAN. 2il2 Grand av, Feb 10, z VS.
u y. INV. L. I 4 Z GO. $50 Bway. So. 1000
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
HALEpoN THROWING coNPA

Judge Mayer OF tho United states Dis
IT, Court has appointed Anton
ccivcr of the assets IN this district OF
the Halcdon Throwing Company. silk
throwing with offices in this city az $40
town y. y Paterson, y J.; scranton.
p and PunSsu,swney Pa bond
cciver in New Jersey in February II
IN e~ankrgpicy proceeding there cred
MIR Schmii be appointed. The assets
IN Ne" Jersey consist OF the plant AZ
pa,"rsccn, SO 1000, and SccGunis s7s,,
the plant II Miiiie'own. $4,000. and
raw materials. $4,000. The company
ton and runNsutaW ucy, Pa. The
company va. Incorporated on June =
pany. asked an extension IN November
last from some Of the raw sin creditors.
rxrrs E%%'', nHnh y r T:s' e.!ac agent. IL
% S@aSs,a 1s;se '@ .aSa,a: ::'' %,!ST ;,,1is IL .,;i !:
.mption lie ha. been II IRIS me four.
snid, mainly WITH the colored people OF
the eIrhborhood
MEYER MARTIN q pANDA. imper;ers
goods. art ncetlework ami embroidery,
~ Grand street, assignment 70 Ma
f faSpiS' Vas ~ REQ s..o a,sAa p ssains3 Il hem nan" b
CREDITORS. The business wa~ started on
to to H 4.6t,s,t. S " s. 800 g, $50 4ssi- ' inSsq
tory Of January l. 1915, showed, II Is
~ o ,'s'''''''' OF "''0OO ana assets OF
BoNN1T COSTUMES COMPANY manu-
s]-., srTs Of e +" Ha,s,5 n n y. stem av'4 Tn..
G"mpanE Ma n."rr'r,,'Sodd o IN Iio opn No.
al il nH4ANIAnf and fHrAauFer
s'hu''z's, S,n furniture ana Srie.a,
n,'' LNka.-son Ri. i],u"inss. was
started ,n ~. l., u.u
k.+,ci,rr w ,'"nsr"p'ry v,v.,
has appointed leorF" W E.k!ns r~e'S.vrr
thirty second street. houd, $500. II
9as stated mat the chie' a%sset, OF, tho
company Were-'ases ot ana d 49,
Thirt, second street. which ne'ted '7'opo
p.rsss and MAJ e, had .~irTend.red the
lease Of 30 West Thirty second street.
discharges from R~anhrnptc,.
,r t,Irt has granted discharges to
the-e Eankrup's III. -, W.,
N'tI.n'y tnin,h street 'iiahfi,ie-. iiH.5ss
y~ONKNlLlE PLGMbEkS tPPIN DE
rot INc,. 1915 First avenue liabilities
~, harges were also granted 20 Abraham
cohen, wllher r. crntchiey Theodore
hsrx George 4 Lcssy. George A Lutz,
Peter j. MrGlynn. ! Relkin 4 co,
william II Slegmsn Leonard G smith.
schedule. fitted.
t -ar.r ,,-.,'. schedule.
10Y ''N'''''' OF We ana assets o.
JAZZ 49, '''' Iye., Thir'ie,n street
ncIu.as snow liabilities o., s5.4eS and
-. 81.
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BRONX BLOCKFRONT BUYERS.

IN. East lsOrh Street Building
COMPANY. representing the Moorehead
family, Is the buyer of the block front
on the north side of iGsth street. be-
tween College and Flndlay avenues
tn" property comprises "A plot OF six
r'n lots, having ~frontages OF 200 feet
o. each thorouGhfare.
Tho Friedman. Marble Company II
the buyer Of the five story loft building
O. IN" northwest corner OF Tenth ave-
nue. ana FIfty-nrst street. sold recently
b Max y kraemer.
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r. r.. MOORE's sCARsDALE HOME.

Fish ( Marvin have sold for Henry
r. Brewster of the firm of Brewster &
Co. OF this city his country estate at
srarsdale to Edward f. Moore of the
New York Cotton Exchange The prop
ertY comprises about four acres. resi-
dence and outbuildings.
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NEW BROADWAY APARTMENT.

p',us were filed yesterday for the
We e stoly tuleut house winch
N" W,-l SIDE Construction Company
..on NNciiod president, viii erect AZ
:. .uafh,asi corner Of Broadway ana
i.-ff, .lr,a street. The building VIII
ave q frontage Of 9OS feet on Broad
ca. aul so feet On the street, with a
'Ardd" of brick and Limestone in orna-
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February II. 1tfb. -
Isl, LISA, is7. 1921. 1870. SSl, 1853. 1887,
1859. 1859. 1858, 1871, bs2. Case unfinished,
Part Xv1-Berore Tegerich, Nos.
ass, gG4, 1883. 1912, 1914. 1915. 1919, al.
1909. 1871. 4be. es7. 1887. 1892, 1893, sA3.
1872. Case unfinished.
Part Xv1I-Before Lehman Mos
1919. 1885. 1879. 1880, 1917. 1872. 1881.
i695. 1901, 1907. 1922. Clear.
Part Xv1fi-Betore NevIburser. j.
Nos. 2it. $40, 1900, 1921. 1928. 1912. Clear.
Surrogate's Court 49, RS - Before
Cohalan. <. Court opens at 1890 A. NJ.
Motion calendar-Wills for prohate-Joseph
Doody, Elizabeth scofeld. Mary r. Gain.
Lila A. AntAs, Anna l.. Nicoll, Herbert T.
Whelpley. clara Fromm
Surrogate's Court-Trial -Term-Before
Cohalan, s At 1880 4. NJ. Contested
wills-Nos. 32t6, 1925. 1851, 325s, 1888.
City Court-Special Term-Part BE
fore la fetra. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Motions.
part U.-Betore o'Dwyer. C. J. Cour'
onens al 10 A. NJ. Ex parte matters.
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3eTH STREET LOFT PLANNED.

Maywicke 4 FRANKIE, architects for
Frederick Aver Of Beverly. Mass. have
filed plans with tho Manhattan Bureau
Of Buildings for a twelve story store
and loft building OF the north side OF
Thirty-sixth street. +26 feet west
OF Fifth avenue. II will have Q front
age Of 63.1o fest and a depth of $50
feet. The cost has bcen estimated at
500 600,
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U AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Nau-
haitian SaIesrOOm.
lat u vEsEY STREET ]

BY Henry Brady.
l0STH ST. II W. : =. o5 . Manhattan
aV. 75xlOO.11, three sty church-W A
Martin W. First United Presby church
ct al; due, 3b3,l23 ~. Adjourned to
February 20.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
44TH ST, 10 W = ., $50 W sth av, e0S
100, four sty tnt--Federal Estates Corpn
vs. Jos K~ornhauser ct al; due. 5000 80;
taxes. sc, ft5; sub 10 mgt $4,000, TO
ST. $50 W. = $, IT'S e 10th av, e5N
ass. four sly Stable J Carroll VS. T. !
Costello Of al, due. s2,5s0.G9 taxes Sc,
ss5l.74. sub to prior mtg $4,000, TO
charles + Bauerdorf, a party IN IN
toTest ,',t,'t,'' '''''''' sIisoo
by n. r Ingraham & Co
10th ST, 943 W, n =, 3o6 2 sth av,
lSsN99.lI, three sly Owls -Gencral
synod Of the Reformed ch VS. q w
Tower 81 all due, sl0,e9ss7; taxes, g.,
si17,92, to the plaintiff ..,......f 81 1900
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supreme Court ~ Justice 'idvogln -
ki>>"I ~ Morgan, Robert q Monroe HIS
h'o rs krtuthon john ! Friedman.
nv Justice Greruhaum Lincoln Trust
CompluN " WieEaud. Horace T. Demiug
r.ur,so Realty company ~ Fletcher Const.
co, Joseph e Levi.
- Justice NeWburger-Matt-r ~ Coke,
II. \ Giiprs'eeve
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Yesterdays Customs Receipts MIG.

The total receipts for duties mt tho
Custom House yesterday were Ss25,-
lS5.7s-the largest since November 4
OF which si6i. 1856 was for mer-
chandise Withdrawn from bonded ware
houses ard S663, 689.12 for recent i'm
pOrtations.
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BROKER IN HOTEL. LEASE.

e. Nelson Ehrhart negotiated the lease
OF the Gedney Farms Hotel to r. II.
Crandelr.
Sterling Sterling negotiated tho sale
yesterday of the dwelling at 436 East
136th street for the Lawyers Mortgage
Company to G. L. Foes
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BROOKLYN APARTMENT SITE.

Arthur II Strong has purchased from
the Germania Real Estate and Improve
ment Company a plot l60xl00 at the
southwest corner OF Foster and Bedford
avenues, Flatbush. The buyer will I'M
prove the property.
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reached on the regular call. 1872.
supreme Court-Special Term-Before
Jaycox. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Lat

Supreme Court-specisl Term-Before
Jaycox. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Lit
before Keiby, }. e, pare matters
supreme coprt-Trial Term-rart l..
Maddox. j. Par IL. Garretson. j., Part
Far, " Clark. j.. Par, Vi. scudder, J.;
Part VII. Crane, J Causes Irrespective
Of the time required for Trial Thereof WI
that day will he carried over 20 The fo,.-
lowing Monday. Court opens az 10 A. VI
pay ceisnd.r Noe $3.50. s277 iti'-iss9'
ti5i, .sas. 6ts+. 56o3-bsot, $50. tsl?
3s2s. $3.50, soo?, bl2o. SOS, asst i?32-
723s-72SI, b2S7. icos4 1901. 1898, 1880.
io6S2. 1859. ass. 55l4. 55l7, 55lS, 5bl9,
5bes, 552s. 1891. jj35. 5537. The following
causes II marked ready will he passed for
the day so cause Will he set down FOR a
DAY upon ,hts call. Nos 53tt-bst5: 80
Ss43.5i4i. 5ti7-554S, 55i9-j55o, b5b:-s-i-
5-s, 5t-s. bt73. $3.50. b57t, b?9l, 551S-
557a. $3.50, t5sl, t5s2. 55St Stss. t5e:,
1903, 5so5. 1901. $50. Sels. bslt. ssl5.
5ss.t. ',s.s. 4ss:5'. $3.50, 5ssi. 5s5a, 5s5'.
number reached on regular call. b6iS.
county Court-Civil Calendar-Par ~.
m.Re'.1s piss J ,GSu5' GyG SS5 e soJ u a scSl
/ 9iia. .S9i, AHA. 3iit, 3llS-9-eo. TIL
following. cause. q answ.rei ready W
Sl3t. 3l4i. 3lIs, 3lt7, Slte. $3.50, 3l52. 2?25
county Court-Criminsl Calendar FOR
4 Trlal-Har Z before koN, j. court opens
a. 10 \ Luciano Sansa. alias Luciano
lam Sims. a'ias wAiitm Henry Porter
burglar grand larceny; receiving, Cor
ne'fus Canty. alias Cornelius !. Chnty AHA
charles Csn,y. rohnery. gram lar,cn,
GiSine. mcconnell and wniiam J. Logan
assault. Henry AlNeri. bribery Abe Otien-
hou:e, bgrs, ary' Pet, ;sTSsny' Tsss S,>ins
Alher, Murphy, grand larceny Charles c
Fart H@Betor. Fsvcet,, J wntsr
Francis. assault Marie Alter, and JOSEPH
MAYO, alias Alfred Mayo arson, Angus
feceiyinr' William Mshr. receiving Clio.
vauri Depaui and Pi"tro nAges'i a.
'iu Dormer, at!as Martin porn'r hnre AIRY
r.sr, iii notor. Han ! par r.
EiVart. MURPHY. attempted hurg'a-
li-rrv l~ennings grand l.r."ny. Iecelyinf
assault. Alexander Hovarth fraudu!entli
obtaining MONEY ret,t iarce3y .
Trla' rerm-Part vlI.Before crane, =
Court opens at 10 \. NJ. n"nlnick pa
ul.K pN,hora, arson, Annie Btssor, arson
Vincent ttriei'o, mar ter pem"if'o ilo'
s4rrost'es court -Relore Ketcham. :
Grc oart, @nGn. ., al - 600 Nwii'r. ~ N MAJ h1v ,
80. inne' : w6iumor". JOHN McKearrc,
! l,heih Eit'cr Ac.ourt'nss 81 Pc.
Nanlou. Albert Schler.uheck. Charles Z
uurmsn, Sol MArks lAm.s Judge Wi.lHH
MMGG, orncI mona" Gsa-r H"i # 5inia are' x Kenn'r,o
infants, Margaret koeGan. Antonio 'W-
XIII ~ ~ of ' FTcier, Tx ipir-l1noGis.. rmme i
QUEENS COUNTY.
~, sug r,socv G csa-, T TIL. T n i'ont +, A. +
CIV. y V. Court opens and cateniH
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PLANNING BROOKLYN FLATS.

Shampan 4 Shampan hav hled plans
for six apartment buildings to be erected
on plot 120xe5 al the southeast corner
OF Flatbush venue n Robinson street,
for the Brooklyn Union Building Cor
poration.
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mental design. George r. Pelham, the
architect. has placed the cost at $780,
600,
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Court-By Justice Greeuhaum -
Ns Illinois Surety Corupany, Enos
R,atb
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THE SUN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1915.

oalgis CIR 'sSv
bernard Brindze ct nj. Jan 10. 1915 .tby
nVnll 49, ''f'''"V
lST AN, = W cor I'd ST II Taylor Con
structlon Company. Inc. agt Phillips
Weeks estate ct al, Dec S, 1914 tby
bond) sl1 ,S34.23
K1NGSBRIDGE TERRACE, . a. l,s0s.+
n kingsbridge I'd. 75xl00-Glokner &
Blue 60 agt Arlington Constn 60 ct al,
Jan ll,lelo :.:'.......'. W., az
COSTFR ST, O .. 1875 . Eastern Blvd, COX
lO0-Frank m agt Francesca
Gallucci ct A., Feb z, 1915. .f59l.lO
COSTER ST. a 3, l2b . Eastern Blvd. 25x
l00-Anthooy Poizelia agt Francesca
Gallucci ct 81, Feb .. 1915. .3310.e5
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tsouth ~ Fourteenth ST.
WEST BROADWAY. 247. = a, 1919 n
White at. s.9NlO0-Jno Munro to Mary
NJ Munro. 307 w 7ith st. b and s, Feb 2;
. attys, Austin, Mel 4 NJ, 135 Bway ....t
LEWIS ST. " q. l26 n Rivinston 1T, 2bx
l00-Jacob stern to Emma Knahe. 1864
SD st, Bklyn. 1-5 part. Jan 6........f
Az C, e.s, 1++e = 18th At, runs = "a \ .
81 S3l 4 n 2bN3ix52 to beg-Danard
Butzel, heir OF Moses Butzel, deed. to
Meyer Butzel. 22 II seth st. lis part,
mtg $4,000 on whole. all title. Feb
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Part lL-Before lynch. j. Nos. .ese'
zoos, 1918. 1917. ea2, 1905. 1905. 1911,
1000, 1912. Case unfinished.
Part III-Beforc Finelite. J CONNER
cisl calendar Nos. 104tt, eoss. 1855.
eSta, loi3s, 1875, 5ato. iot7s, ees3,. iot@S.
si32, lotls. 1O121. Case unfinished.
Part Iv.-Before schmuck. J. Case un-
finished. Causes TO be sent from Part III.
Part v.-Bctors Allen, J. Case unnn-
Part v1-Besors Smith. J. Case un-
finished.
Part vu.-Betore Ransom, J Case un
par, v1u.-Bcfore zeiier. J. Case un.
finished.
Causes to he sent from Part 7. to Parts
v, VI, VII. and VIII
K1NGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court-Appellate Division
Second Judicial Departmcnt-Recess.
supreme Court-Appeilate Term-Re-
cess
supreme Court-specisl Term Trials
BEFORE Blackmar, J. Court opens At 10
A. VI. Day calendar-Nos. 62s, 1902, 2e0,
1886, l743. i745. l74s. i74s. l749, 1850.
Tho following cases ~ marked ready VIII
he passed for the day No cause Will he
set dawn for DAYS upou The cAll-NOs
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TRANSACTIONS
TRANsrFRS.


with name and address NJ lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party OF second part.)
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MORTt. \t.E~
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney


EAST BROADWAY. = 2 cor clinton 81,
i7.TX9O-lulIus Miller to Fannie n To-
bias. Is T. ,7'h 81. Fob -. 3 W., d y ,
attys. Davis a u, 81 chambers 81 81. 500
THOM PSON ST. . ;. ~ II Houston -. TX
75--Toscph I.onredo 81 Al to Alfret Lof
fredo, lfl Mott 81. Feb ~, due as per
bond; atty, e S-easongood, g. Nassau
81. 9 mmn
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EAST ~ Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ll0th sts.I

- ......r ..st. soc. = WV
East side.
and llOth sts.l
10TH ST. = r, 100 n ~ - av. sovsi,
AZ Il, n ;, 5O5i " II ly. u 9>eN ?,
s::dd st. st. n /" : iii " ID ID a T'' ,7'idSS5;, a.
Elvlra c Black to Car.ot't NJ Cr,g. er,
1871 W eQth ~ Jan yrs p e. ai'6},
SsTH ST. = :. 60 " Lexington aN; coy .
Frances Spingold. to Louise ~ Inh
sI% NIi p NM Ia. ~ a. i%o p ~ yrs ,lRoao
6TH AN, : . cor I'D ~, : ~ , ts"Il''t
Wip'h19P ct 4 90 u9ion Irnssi "a 81
~ p 9: atty. r O CO. i76 B"ay $50 900
4 " =, 956 n 10th It. -tN|oO.J n2
Kor!nck y qnG To- Jno u s'u''y' l'' oSWS
81, IS y, : :. Il3i e Madison Az,
i5'ixi63 . Mary Jameson. to rte q y
r 60, l76 Bway, Feb ~, due a. a., pon
bond .,,.,',,'.'. ''''''' '-'''''
West side.
West OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and llOth stsJ
ssTH ST. n f.. gri " central Park W"s',
.SNi0o ,-Icopo.d Rosenhcrg"r amt au'
TO columbia Trust go, trus, 80 l'N tl,
Feb -. 3 yrs, g n c, atty, l. 7 ln~ Go,
100 Bway 'f"N,VOV
J,town.
(Manhattan Island, north Of nom ST.
ll4TH ST, n : 295 ~ 9Th aN 2"Nlno II,
S2d st, II :, 2l3 ~ Ave- \ llNlo--
Jacob HnroNltz TO Jonas Srhouor rus
sol W,s, End ~. pr mtHc ,35,5oo, due
~ per bond, Fob II, atty, Salnll "
sbHAV r"r? Ia 81, aisNioo F'or'
cnce s Burston 20 B"r'ha GooIm ,u, II
T. e5th ~, Feb L., pr mtge $4,000, ,dnt
as PER bond "t'ys, Splcr y IS 90 WA
lesrH 81. go. W, q \. 25.6N9o llN irrcE
pr mtgc $1,000 Frank Makny and
ano to Peter q rttcnd"rf'r' lln II i'll
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sew CENTER COMPANY -Juds~ Naver
has appointed Georg" " E.kius receiver
'pr me Sew Center Company, so Nt-i
Thirty. second street. bond, $500 II
Mas stated tnat the CHIEF assets OF tho
company were-cases Of % and 20 West
Thi-ty.so,ond street. which netted $1,000
TO ,u.ooo "A wear after paying ali 81
p-r~eS. and that q had surrendered the
lease Of 30 West Thirty-Se,nuI street.
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yves, OF Fifth nv, between Fourteenth
and llOth stsJ
sGTH ST, n s., .7i v Central Park West,
"SNfOO ,..LropoId Roseuhcrg"r and aro
10 rolumnll Trust 80. trus. 90 IiNty,
Feb -. 3 yrs, q p c, ATTY, l. 7 l,ns 60,
100 Bway 'N"o,VoV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11

We are al over thirty per the stip-
aiauons Of the Red Cross. Three have
already conGdcd 10 me that they have
-er- stretched 20 qualify themselves
Tor the sacrifice. One Of them ! be
Aeye. The matron is rather eXtra9r-
binary woman with d record for some
very fine hospital work in Bulgaria
curing the last war. She looks like an
IDEAL fairy godmothcr, the lines in the
lace and the smile and all, and, fur
'hermore, as though she had been
born in her cap, with its white ends
ued precisely under her humorous,
POINTED chin. She gayly admits TO
h'y-nlne, stiGens her head when she
speaks out her disapproyal Of the ST
NiSir Stobart nurses for wearing khaki
and breeches, and says women should
De as feminine as possible. ] love her
because she is one Of those jokes on
NE last generation Of men. She's been
10 on all the mountain peaks and in
sarrections and everything else that
has called 10 her energy. and by dint OF
selling properly Victorian hasn't called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11

a,d az likely 20 be good or bad as any
other kind Of human group. Not that
we on board the Erin may not turn out
TO be the real thing.
The Red Crossers, by the way, are
not as At first | imagined. the whole
NV" ~ this excursion. Do you know
cir Thomas Upton at all? 1t really IS
'.,od Of him 10 take the unit out, and
te does il with eclat and all the latter
dav Gxlngs Of potentate who wants
20 oct across 10 the common people.
IL. retinue consists of three English
,'e,yspaper men, one common or garden
,.srietv photographer and one Ameri-
can cinema an-boy, rather who or
Jars ms around and the nurses into
cIea, aprons and carries himself with
nerve that is grounded in his moving
";.,nre boast 1.-TWO million people see
-. nictures. Move along quickly while
,It',re's sun" | slide and sink around
~ Of the camera and wonder
,,re,bcr the tyrant maharajqhs. with
~ coolies 20 wave palm fans in the
n,obt md a hired poet or two TO sing
~ fame. turn in their graves at the
e,iabyation and service possible TO any
do,,ocratic lord to-day. It's little |
iii ~ the face Of what you will
sao and learn by cable, but ! shall
80 again from Sicily. Sicily, albeit
we are mercy bound!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
In the Shops

Children who are seeking a gift for
grandma will be pleased with amber
knitting needles with little silver
tin for a shield. A gift for father
is a pair Of garden shears brought dl-
rect from China. They are so perfect
" adjusted that they will cut the most
stubborn stalk without hurting the
hands. They are to be had plain or
in a suede case with thongs that tie
around the wrist and have two inter
esting little wooden idols at the ends.
Chair bags with clamps to fasten them
TO chairs make most acceptable gifts,
especially for porch use.
These are but a few OF a shops
treasures and new ones are added al
most daily, for the golden haired girl
who keeps it has workshop second
only to Santa Claus own, and in this
atmosphere of perpetual youth she
like Peter Pan. never seems TO add a
day 10 her age. which perhaps Is the
secret of her deserved success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
SAY ARCHAIC LAW
GOVERNS LABOR
Lawyers Tell |. R. Board
No Heed Is Taken of
Changed Conditions.

Washington, May 10.-Law in its
relation to the conflict between labor
and capital was taken up here to-day
by the Federal Industrial Commission.
Comment and criticism directed
against courts and statutes were
voiced by Walter Clark, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court OF North Caro-
lima; Edgar NJ. Cullen, retired Chief
Justice of the New York State Court
of Appeals. and Gilbert +. Roe, a New
York LAWYER.
Justice Clark and Mr.. Roe both
criticised the extensive practice OF
the courts in barking back TO the
archaic common law of centuries ago
in deciding cases arising under cir
cumstances of which the common law
knew nothing. Economic conditions
and common sense, Justice Clark de-
clared, should govern cases where
there is no statute law or where the
statute law is not clear.
THE common law was built up
said Mr.. Roe, "at time when the
| laboring man was not recognized as
possessing any rights. 1t Is plainly
wrong to apply principles then estab
lished to conditions to-day"
Mr.. Roe added that the courts were
prone to safeguard with great yea
/ the rights guaranteed to property un
/ der the Constitution, but that in ever!
case they upheld the constitutionalit!
of laws invading the personal guaran
tees of the Constitution, the rights o
free speech, free press and free as
sembly. He referred to recent declS
ions of the Supreme Court as Ore
Scott decisions Of the labor war;" an
declared that they would lead to wide
spread distrust and agitation.
"A condition has arisen" said Com
missioner O'Connell, questioning Nj
Roe. "where men who fail to secur
justice in the courts have become out
lawed, distrusting the courts and con
sequently distrusting the entire socia
organization. What can we do to cur
I this situation?"
zone step toward a cure" replie'
the witness, "is the work this com
mission is now doing, giving every on
an opportunity TO express his opinion
getting both sides together and get
/ ting them acquainted with each 9th
er's viewpoint. The question is no
alone labor's, but the entire country's.
Mr. Roe suggested the British trade
| dispute act as basis for remedla
! legislation.