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Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. II :. Os-
good Pen n 90. ave leased for Mrs.
EmIl Btumgartcu her country place at
Great Neck. l., l.. for the season, to
Edmund \. Guggeuhcim.
Mrs. J. Yves: Roosevelt has leased
Waldeck, her country place At o> stcr
BAY. TO G. \ Helm Of the Frederick
Iooscr n TO. OF Brooklyn. =. Osgood
Pei " co. were the brokers.
Kenneth Ives \ co, have leased for
Kenneth NJ Nurchison his new hous"
ON seymour place. iedney Farm. White
Plains. to J. Blrieli also for Edith c.
Montlyrc her residence on COOPER road.
Sears ale. To- Frances Costcr White. for
the season.
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WEATHER FORECAST


FOR eastern New YORK. fBr to-dny' rs'n
tomorrow; moderate northwest to north
ea.t winds.
For New Jersey. fhr today; unsettled
tomorrow probably rain moderate north
west to northeast winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. fair TO-DAY;
rain TO might or to morrow moderate
variable winds. becoming northeast.
For New England. fsir to-day. fair.
cAcep, rain In southwest portion to
morrow; moderate northwest to north
winds.
For western New York. fair to-day
unsettled to morrow. probably rain. mod
crate north and northeast wind.
NEW YORK. May :o-Uuscasonsbly
low temperatures continued yesterday IN
the lake regions and tho Northeastern
states. due to the area or high pressure
which still covered the north central
states and eastward. except New England
from u centre over western ontario.
The pressure was low over New Eng
land from a centre in the Gulf Of 81
Lawrence ahd was also low over the
plateau and Rocky Mountain states and
the southwest.
II was colder and Temperatures were
below tho freezing point and snow fell
Ia Colorado. Wyoming and Nebraska.
Rain fell in the northern plateau and
Pacific states and In the lower Missouri
middle Mississippi and ohio valleys.
Temperatures were higher In the Ghl'
States.
In this city the day was fair; cooler
In the morning warmer during tho dsy
Wind. fresh westerly average humidity
sc per cent. barometer. corrected To Rad
to sea level. at 4. Nj, 1910. , T. "
3Noa.
The temperature IN this city YESTERDAY.
~ recorded nv tho cricial Thermometer, Is
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PROPOSALS.
INVITATIONS TO CONTRACTORS
Tor the suppl, nj Track Materials for
sc In the Construction Of Rapid
Transit Railroads

rhe Public service commission for the
W'-sion'D sctiug Ia behalf OF The city OF
Sew York invites proposals to supply
track materials for use in the construction
ppcn,Hairth Rail, Rolled Manganese
Raj, Track Ran splice Bsr., Anti.Crecp.
Spikes. screw Spikes and Lag S.rews, Ties
and Timber, Bolts and <uis. Nut Locks,
M,.'cabl" Iron liaL braces. Va shers and
y. W and ~, Hand Raj. and Special
Work Frogs and Svitcn"si.
ns Implied IS St forth, aud other require
tI-uts. provisions, details and speciNcd-
t..rs arc stated. i'm She form Of contract
aud tn the specifications and contract
drawings therein referred 10. Copies OF
tn" FORM 81 contract. organizations. con.
rossi may be Inspected aud purchas"l at
the oii'H Of The commission. 10. ~ Na--
SOU. street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
The Contractor. Proposal 4. divided into
wi''ei for any ono or more % the different
o- ,on,rac,s. II made. VII be lor each
s srIrp In p' ey "sa.'t cs.. Sp Tor furnishing ali
the items under any particular group
sealed BIDS or pr'p"sais VII be rS,sNieai
yl'v ~ Nsv YORK un'ii the iith LAY Of
OK p a., Which time and place.
ut - BE- later date =" b" tNs1 BY ths Corn
...~'.''.s NV IF'l''-AN MI W IA'Al.tF
r-opc.l.. must he IN the form prescribed
RhIle-s shtN specify IN -h.ir proposals
'na ftrne- NJ Nrs' and last delivery and
rsie 81 delivery OF the material. Ia view
fines ~ delivery as sst forth In the Con
t-fc'ors Proposal as vel az IN" pri'cs
contained therein VIII be considered In
Rll.ler, FOR ,he .lpp,.y ~ mster'sls' ne
H4|HFfnr ~ mans must n hfnlf win fhnlr
proposals dratings show : the details OF
Tho materials which th"> rrorose to fur
ri.h.
Every proposal must. when submitted;
-, encl1yed IN a ssa,cd enyslone enuorss.
~ Ra,,roads and mus, y. delivered q
IN" pra.o"1e Of tho person submitting ,hc
p-opo.ai ~ VII he deposited in. a sealed
bon, IN whiuh all proposals VIII he de
Every proposal mus. ne accompanied nv
p certified check in = sum MOI less than
.ou ,lol per reutum ~ the amount 81 tn,
,"".n,Sf dol',rs' a,:5i wiii' he require
WITH ~ hid aud ma = deposit 81 Nv;
20 eu'l'e n.l.a-s 20 h.i m any or 81 81
t''la'' az Sr'" ~ '8}}Sc tGo9m,p,r5ier ~ IN,
,-', - \sN l1.t ,Ht W'' en can can.
having rs principe ofl,. +" Sew Yori
I cry.
ponos'.4 made ~ hidders whose rro.
ru.t|. ave- ru' acraD'vd Ni' Ne -e'uruc7
s.''l|u 'lrar go DAYS ate. N" contract Is
executed ari delivered IN" lep1si' "'
'ra successful bidder vi Poe returned
when M. contract is executed ana rs pro-
,,.,,r. lu respect ~ 're bond or deposit
F arc Complied RI,h
y, r-oroso' ,"cr II shall have beer
deposited With 'h' '"inn!'si"n, VIII NJ
allowed 80 hc withdrawn for any reason
Whatever.
Tnr 90, - ~ tho contract vii ne made
- 'le Commission as soon as prt.'i'ahi'
after ga" opening 90 fhr p'0po-l.s
The right - reject amy AMI al h''% '
reserved.
- AZ t. GrTVrrE COMMISSION FOR
VIE FIRST DISTRICT
~ EDWARD r. MCCALL. chairman
travis II WHITNEY. ~erre'p-'
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JERSEY INDUSTRIES ExpAND.

Colgate n 60. have iled plans for an
eight story concrete manufacturing plant
TO be erected on the block bounded ov
Greene. York and GRAND streets. Jersey
city. AT a cost OF s20o 600.
The Crucible Steel Company OF Amer
lea has completed plans for the enlarge
mcnt OF it, plant in Harrison, y. j.
Seven buildings will be constructed OF
brick and steel adjoining the present
works at "A cost Of s3S0.9s0.
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BUYERS ~ RECENT DEALS.

DIR. Rowland Elliott IL purchaser OF
the Bright apartment house. at 55J 20
sol West l75th street. giving in ex-
change u dwelling and eleven acres at
Sufteru. y. Y.
Francis u Arnold is the purchaser 30
50 East Eightieth street, sold recently
by John 7. kavanagh.
James T.. Barry is the purchaser OF
the plots. Slxs5. at the corner of i7lth
street and Eastburn avenue, and 50N
%. on the east side of the same avenue.
226 feet south of 10th street. which
he will improve with apartments.
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BUys MoNTCLAIn RESIDENCE.

Mrs. Alice lie Way has purchased the
,hree story dwelling on the corner of
Erwin Park road and Erwin Park Drive.
The property has "a frontage OF 200 feet
on Erwin Park road. In the rear OF the
residence there is q well equipped
garage. 4. NJ. Crawley n Bros. were
the brokers In the tr%ansaction.
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PART or sIEGEL STORE SOLD.

Part Of Henry Siegels Fourteenth
street store, the five story building at rs
West Fourteenth street. was sold at auc-
ton In foreclosure at the Nesey street
auction room yesterday. The Tide
Guarantee and Trust Company. rs plain
tin against +. 4. Cohen and others, re-
corded the only bid-sl00. 900. The
building. which Is on a lot 25xio3.3. just
east of the Sixth avenue corner, Is en-
numbered to the extent of Si23.670.
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BUYs l.. I. CITY FACTORY.

The three story reinforced. concrete
M !r'ck building on the west side OF
.e'nway avenue, 100 feet north of Van
perVenter avenue. Long Island City, has
Seeh sold by Adolph J. Gr'tschel, as
o'oker, to Richard Hellmann, u manu-
,ac'urer Of pure food products, for Ber-
.afo Spector. The property was sold
.pr cash and was held at $4,000. the
plot being 5Ox95.
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BROk NOTES.

Charles T.. Moves Company was
broker i'm tho sale. recorded Yesterday.
az the dwelling ai 3o9 West Eighty
eighth street.
In the sale Or - Chambers street.
running through To - Reado street.
Frederick Wiuaut represented tho cut
ting Estate.
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SHREWSBURY ESTATE SOLD.

Allaire & Son have sold for Louis
NJ. Brown 70 Joseph NJ. Huber an estate
comprising thirty-six acres. fronting on
the Shrewsbury River and on Riverside
Drive. In Middletown township, opposite
Red Bank. y. j. The properly adjo.ns
the estates OF j. q. Timolat and kath-
crime T.. duane.
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LOAN on BROOKLYN y. ". G. \.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany has made a building loan of $3.50
900 on the new building OF the Central
Branch. Y. VI. c. A., now In course OF
construction on Hanson place, Brooklyn.
/. T. estimated that the building alone
will cost upward OF $1,000. 600.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations wer"
,ht-fcr'. a. AihilN yesterday.
Ah'.r Realty Maintenance Company,
Il uhH''tn. capital. 10000 directors,
Joseph iiahling, Far R~oCkawsy. l.. l
thrr',, IIrh,nr Abraham II Jackson ScN
York r'tF.
Mtuuo~o Realty Corporation. Manhattan,
<cy York ,.t,. George W Nausr, brook.
.yu. iud Louis y. Ntusc. Sew YORK rltN.
Atiaus Realty Company, Manhattan
capital. 81 600. directors, Morris \ Frank
I'm. j. Roth and samuel Rindel, New YORK.
,i'N.
Cat,'pa Realty Company. queens. cap
lfaI. $1,000. directors, Eleanor i. Ni"d.
man. Rrsoklyu. Albert H"uhner, Ridge.
wood. =. =, md KATE \ Heck, Sow YORK.
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SALE ~ MISUNDERSTANDING

pr' {. 4, Zones OF Manhattan has
80 70 Fred A, Long of Flushing a
40, with a frontage OF so feet, on the
n''th side Of Twentieth street. $50 feet
I'm OF Broadway, Broadway-F1ush-
nv, nv Tor a consideration Of about $4,000,
- purchaser Is having planh prepared
nor 4 residence to be erected on the
property Tor his own
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

DIVISION ST ~21--IN0ob NIoto' ARt
Abraham Gottlieb o. at Jan 2.
pROpERTN-Ku kerho. ker Meta,
Ceiling 60 .agt A't'' Go','t"h ct -.
SANE PR6TERri- sam ,~aritzhy ., a.
ugt SANE. Jan 20. l9i-........,t! .o
SAME PROPERTY Abraham Sachs -sgl
4sTH ST, IL E--Thomas Mulligan Cpnstn
CO agt Rita Realty Corpn ct al, Mar j:
1915 (cancelled) ,......,..,.,.....S7.SlO
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mouse is OF Colonial effect, large and
toomy and is surrounded by a large
awn The Forbes property consists of
Il number OF small houses In the SOUTH
westerly part OF the village. Mr.. Fred
erlck VIII devclon the properiy.
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BUYS sCARsDALE moMEs,rE.

Fish \ Marvin have sold for the
Quaker Realty Company a tract Of land
on tho south side of Heathcotc road.
Sc~arsdale. adjoining tho section known
as the Hcathcote Association. The pur-
chaser. Bertrand +. Bell. will improve
II for residential purposes.
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FINE rREEpORT PLACE SOLD.

Nadman {. Frederick. president OF tn"
a"hs Rand Realty Company, has ex-
hanged his home on Bedell street. Free
por,, L. IT, to Thomas y. c. Forbes. In
consideration OF his properties on Forbes
sace' The Frederick property 10 one
" the chow places in Fresport. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-20
TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

y. C.. Reyner a taken a lease
through Pease & Gilman Of the hve
story American basement dwelling,
with elevator. at 80 West Seventy
fourth street, between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue.
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

list ST. al and 5t3 W-Lucks Bros agt
BENJAMIN schneider, owner aud CON
tractor, Heminipgs Contracting Co, con
tractor ....'n sNs
AZ Electrical supply 60 agt George Ehyrt,
owner. Patrick L ORourke. CON
pf"rrnGppR = ii. - To- as. clinton ST. .ii'iSS
ISL, and Cherry 1T, 3la and 3li-Joseph
g Newman agt John A Anger. owner
ircleNaiD ...s's'',s s'.''. 800. e 'Sd'l 70
McNROE ST, 1883 and lg0-Joseph g New.
man ast John a Anger owner re
newall- ..'Fo
10TH ST. li5 aud l+s W--louis Stein Hgt
Harfy c Buiilc!, owner. Abraham !
Weinstein. contractor, slOi50
BrOnX.
JESSUP Ay, l407-Christian Vorndran's
Sons agt Walter s and Susan NJ Aud,
owners and contractors. ............S2.o
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LAKE

FURNISHED THREE TO r ROOM
HOUSES. MODERN PLUMBING. RENT
FROM MAY Till NOVEMBER ilS5 to
st-5. Bathing Beach, dock. spring wate-.
best fishing. screened porcAes, guides.
motor and row boats furnished. Apply DR..
MELVILLE. 81. ALbans. Vermont.
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l. BROADWAY. 23?6-s, . +, 5s5 s i,?d
~ 81 6NlO0xig.Sxii2 3-Emilia wagner
20 frederica VI Adler. 1898 9th av, May
~. pr mtge 10000. due a. per bond.
ANY, VIM klingenstcin. 3oS Broad
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trOnN.
GOLDSMITH, HENRY. to Carrie Bend
SATISFIED

'Wlth name anu address OF lenders
Attorney
BEAUMONT Az, 1884, e =, 400 n ls3d at,
25xlOO, March ia, islo-Katio Bishop
to James a polsn Of a. trustees; atty,
i:ITH ST. $ $. us Q Col av. :Sx99.l1.
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MAINE.

COTTAGES. BUSG Allows FOR RENT
Wildwood Beach. sect resort near Port
and. Maine. t'j 20 $500. completely fur
nished. fireplace, sanitary plumbing, e.sc-
tric lights. bathing. n.hins. tenris and
golf send tpr B1pkiS' Concord Realty
CO.. - Exchange 81, Portland
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

MANHATTAN.
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REAL ESTATE.
CONNECTICCT-sale or Rent.

NICELY finished eight room Cottage.
furnished; modern Improve
m'uta, Bantam Lake. Litchneld, Conn.
~ access to New York. Particulars
INQUIRE Box 5g6. Waterbury. Conn.
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Sd Az, ase, n w =. 24sxil2. 10 Is n alley
Ella u Hawkins. Port Richmond, \ 7,
Indy and comm Annie VI Jacques ct al
70 Elise III Hawkins. Germunla Bank
Bldg, savannah. Ca. indy and trus Iuo
; Hawkins. b and :. May 6. atty. How.
ard a Sperry. 23S Bway.
JD Az, 400, n W $. 2I.Sxl2O-Elise II Haw-
klns, indy and eytrx, &c, Jno $ Hawkins
81 a.. to Ella l. Hawkins. 95 Mesereaux
aV, Port Richmond, S !, b and >. May 8.
ATTY. Howard A Sperry. :33 Bwny..,.tl
I'D Az, 4Os.4l2, u W +. ~ . W > goth ct.
''tAlOO-Elisc II Hawkins. indiv 4
eNtrS Jno y Hawkins Of Savannah. Ga,
hnd ano, TO Annie Il Chase, - Park ct,
Newark. y j, and ano, comm. SC. h and
r. May q; atty. same IS
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of lender ana
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second part.b
Dow ntown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
VI bSON ST, n " cor Reade 81, so .3N2e.5x
'2NtG.I--Susan VI Hunter, Newport. J..
to cath I Hunter, 49, Park av, i-lJ pts.
mtg s3?. 500 on whole. all Hens. May
~, attys, Gellcr, X n H., 80 Exchange
pl $4,000
BltobME ST, a0j-3oa. 8 . c Mott st. TASK
1903. iN7O.SNi0s.3 Goreclos Apl -eTl--Au-
drew i Shipman, ref. TO Jas T. March,
s33 lafayctte II, ~ $4,000. May II
uruy r''.s7ss Ely q rcSoooS n"uy''s''"Sgyy
ln3S-lke Fenst to Chas Rubiner, 1890
TN av. let mtg s2t.000 talso "a mt. SCI.
May IN; Jos l. Buttenwieser. 22o
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. C5'. AZ . 20 p
Lowest temperature. 40. at 40 4. y
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
QUEENS,

90
FOR RENT at Flushing, three story. con-
crete emi-nreproof building adjoining
Freight and Railroad station suitable for
manufacturing or storage purposes, con-
tanning about $500 square feet. HAL
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NERMONT MOuNTNI\ nINGALOW

for the season. June ist to Dec. ls,. seven
rooms all furnished, fireplace. running
and well water, large verandas. No mos
duItoes. Situated iu the heart Of Green
Mountains. Elevation 900 feet. excel
lent view, IN nr grove, trout nshing. good
and near Deer hunting the hst In New
England. les than zoe mites from y y. 9
miles on state Road from Bennington,
Vermont. Price 1850 90 for season. pay.
able In advance. Absolutely refuse any
I. Il. patients.
MRS. II. M. Woodford. VT.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AlMANN'.
An ~ su
sun rises ~, sun sets. iii Moon sc,>I?r
lllGIl WATER IllIN DNN
An ~ az
SandyH'k u {: GOV Island - = Hen Gstc. : -
Low WNTEit THIS Dhl.
An ~ AZ
SandyH'k 55i Gov. Island 49, Hell Gate Spf
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MORTGAGES.

MOItTGAGEs.
With name ana address OF lender ana
lenders dttorney,D
Dow ntOwn.
(South Of Fourteenth ST.
FRONT ST, : =, adj land WV Janeway ana
Van Buren,. :3.9xl0l.ii: Front ct. 81.
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West side.
west Of Fifth ay., between Fourteenth and
li0th sits,

SAITH ST, bi-53 W. n =. 7ss3 W 9Th av.
islON9s g-Wm + Paris to Rex Strap
'orpn, i3 w seth 81: mtg SOC, 900; May
IL, attys, Sayers Bros, 81 Nassau 81. 500
1Iii Az. eS', W :. 2jl n j3i ct. .5.lxIOO-
Goodhuc Livingston to Mary \ Thornton.
.ug w liJd St; May .; atty, + u Co,
SAME PRoPERrY-Mary A Thornton to
Stay II; atty. l. 7 Go. 1850 Bway. 800
WITH ST. 800 W. n =. l1s W West End aN,
i9NlOo S-St JOINS Park Realty co to
$50 broadway Corpn. % william 81;
mtg. $4,000. May Is: attys. stoddard
a NJ, i2S Bway ........ 800
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Manhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
ll!TH ST. 81 w. n = 2i7 c I.cnox Nv. :sS
i0O1i. pr mtge Sls,o0o-Hy Simon to
Leopold Simon. 1852 Myrtle av, Brook
llu, Apr 90. due May 1. 1920. . y G.:
ally, NJ Sulzberger, 81 Park Row. s.oOo
l-3rH ST, II >. 200 L Bway. 25x99 IL
cam : Hunter to Farmers Loan & Trust
o. - Niliam ct, May is, due as per
hpnd. attys, Ge!lcr. II 4 u. 90 Exchange
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-. a.iosiol.s-Howsrd C smith to

alioxiols-Howsr c smith to
Forrest Raynor and ano. exrs, Montclair;
\ j.. May 10. due as per bond atty. IU
RiviNGToN ST.. iSi, :, a2x7s' with
rights to alley on Norfolk st. e :, 70 n
Rivington. 81. Sx7s. pr mtg s26,tOG-
l7j u Houston st. May is. demand, =
y c: atty. ID Drangle, 80 Rivingion
al ST, = =. lis W I'd av, 2Ox6i-Eiiza e
Green and ano to August liildebrdndt.
$40 both st. Bklyn. May 3, 2 yrs, = = 81.
- OOU
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
IN newark INSTITUTE
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. Jan. 2S.-At an ALL
day institute of Sunday school work
ers held in the Newark NJ T. Church,
on Tuesday a number of interesting
talks were given. e. Ross Farra pre-
sided at the morning session and
Charles w. Bush was the presiding
officer in the afternoon Addresses
were made by Mr.. Farra, Miss Edna
c. Barker. the State secretary, and
Mr.. Bush, former president of the
County Association.
AT a special meeting of Town Coun-
ell it was decided to send bill to
the Legislature to repeal the act pass
ed several years ago exemptihg from
taxation the college fraternity houses.
AT a public meeting OF the Parent
Teachers Association held yesterday
afternoon i'm Delaware College oratory
DR.. Samuel G. Mitchell, spoke on cit
liens Support of the Community
Schools" Miss Elizabeth McNeal gave
a selection on the piano and Miss
Marie Ritz, a vocal solo.
At a meeting of the Newark Grange
to be held next Monday night o. w.
Eastburn of Union Grange, will in
stall the new elected officers.
Final arrangements have been made
for the annual mid-winter carnival
under the auspices of the women of
ST. Johns Catholic Church which will
be held in the Opera House tomorrow
night
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
ADVOCATES ABOLITION
OF The WHIPPING POST

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Jan. 2s.-ln advocacy
of the bill introduced by Senator Hick-
man and Representative Downward to
abolish the whipping-post and eliminate
whipping at the post as penalty in
Delaware George B. Miller, of Whining
ton, has written the following letter 20
Representative Henry {. Downward:
81 enclose herewith bill for the
abolition OF the whipping-post in this
State
"a hope that this bill appeals to you
as righteous one, and one that will
wipe blot from Our States escutcheOn
which has disgraccd our statute books
for many years. 1t is nothing to be
proud OF, that our State is the only one
1 in this magnificent union which has such
a law. ID is a relic of the old common
law which sought vengeance against the
breaker of the law rather than his ref
ormution The lash does nothing to tho
imam but humiliate and debasc him, and
make him more antagonistic TO sOcicty y
at large.
"There are no statistics to prove that
/ it has decreased crime in this State We
/ find the laws are broken constantly and
continually, 70 which this penalty ap
plies.
81 shall not take more of your tim,
to read my opinion ON this subject, but
would ask You to read carefully tn,
pamphlet which am sending you under
another cover You will note the opin
ions of the greatest crimnologists OF
this country. If you see DIR. IL. W. Kel
logg next Sunday at Grace Church, ash
him what he thinks of the whipping
lVost.
"If you can arrange a hearing on this
bill, ! will see that delegation appears
before it. Please let me know the dat,
if you can do this.
"There is a large part of your con
stituency Iu this city who are in favo
of the abolition of the whpping-pos
and | know you desire to represent then
IN every measure they may wish to be
come law.
~ ours very truly,
GEORGE B. MILLER,
"Of Philanthropic Committee o
Friends"
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

gave a report of the church sewing
society. showing that il has been an
active and industrious organization.
II was organized by Mrs. William
Writ King and during the ten years of
its existence has given $4,000 in gifts
to the church. Miss Charlotte Arnold
presented the deaconess work.
A feature of the program was selec-
tions by the Conner sisters, Mrs. Nc
Callister, Mrs. Kennedy, Virginia
Connor, Anna Connor and Mrs. Sam
uel Murphy. Their first selection
was Il Think When | Read That
Sweet Story of Old
There were several additional musi-
cal numbers by the choir of women's
voices. The music was in charge of
Mrs. Joseph II. Jones and Mrs. W.
H. Morris.
The ushers last night were: Miss
Madeline Williamson, Miss Madeline
Jones. Miss Reba Chandler, Miss
Marguerite Logan, Miss Pearl Jacobs
Miss Alfredo Hance. Miss Edith
Francis had charge Of the committee
/ To secure the ushcrs.
/ Friday will be Organization
Night" when the mems organization
I will be represented
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
Dover plans TO Build
$4,000 HIGH School

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Jan. 2S-Dover de-
sires a new High School. and Repre-
sentative Jones. OF the Capitol town.
yesterday presented two bills In the
Legislature TO make possible such an
Improvement Two years ago the
Legislature authorized the Board of
Education to borrow S25.00O with
which TO erect q new High school.
but the amount is regarded as in
adequate. so Representative Jones
yesterday afternoon introduced a bill
TO authorize the borrowing Of $780,
600 by bond issue. with which TO buy
site and to erect the school. No
site for the proposed school has been
decided upon.
Mr.. Jones also presented a bill tC
increase from $4,000 TO $4,000 d
year the amount Dover's Board oi
Education may raise by taxation an.
nually. in order 10 meet the interes
on and redeem the High School bonds
Tie subject of providing new