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EoRTREsa suRRoUNpEp.

ROME, June 23.-The Austrian fort
ress Of Maiberget 10 now practically
surrounded. Italian AlpInIsts have
captured nearly all the positions
around Che town, which 10 undergoing
terrific bombardmen4.
North Of Goritz, an italian machine
gun squadron erspt through the woods
and inflicted heavy losses on an ad-
vancino column Of 10000 Austrians.
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ITALY
(Continued from page ~

along the Monfaicone eanal," reported
General cadorna. "The floods In this
region are diminishing, but still con-
stitute an important obstacle to our
progress"
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Too h to Expect
st. Louis G-Democrat: But MT.
Bryan scare expected Colonel
Henry Wattn to approve HIS
course in its rely.
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Friend" It - applied to the abdominal mus
cies, gently rubbed In and has q most pro-
nounced effect as = lubricant It soothes tho
network OF nerves, enables the muscles to
expand naturally, relieves strain on the Ilga-
ments and thus sets at ease any undue strain
on tho organs involved. And It docs this with
perfect safety Expectant mothers thus 60
through The ordeal with comparative ease and
comfort knowing mothers who have used
H'Mother's Friend" speak In glowing terms Of
The absence Of morning sickness, absence Of
strain on the nsaments and freedom from
many other distrcsses.
You can get Mothers Friend- at any drug
store or they win gladly get it for you. Write
today to Bradfeld Regulator Co., 4o1 Lamar
Bldg, Atlanta. Ga, for highly instructive
book Of great value to all expcctant mothers
It contains a valuable expectancy chart, rules
on diet and is brimfui Of suggestions that ~
women viii appreciates
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Lovour Work.

lovour work.
Atchison q: Don't worry about
the Job you 4 like. for it probably
will be takenlm you soon. No man
who is displsd with his Job can.
please his enyer-
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Sewing Circle With
Much Whispering
Before the storlz

arrives there Is much
TO talk about. The
comfort Of the e1pec-
tant mother Is the
chief topic. And there
is sure to be someone
who has used or knows
Of that splendid eI-
karpe1 hn1~ seAgotho~,.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
THAT STATE
OPERATE B. 8 N.
Ex-senator Chambers Bill Gives
New Hampshire Right to
Take Leased Lines.

Concord, N. H., Feb. IA proposal
that New Hampshire take over by right
of eminent domain all the leased lines
of the Boston g. Maine Railroad within
its borders and operate them either
directly or by lease to individuals or
corporations is contained in legisls-
tive measure prepared by ex-United
States Senator William f. Chandler and
made public tonight. In a statement
the bill, Mr.. Chandler ex-
pressed a hope that action of similar
nature would be taken by the Massa-
chusetts Legislature.
The bill provides for the creation Of
"board of directors of the New Hamp-
shire railroads" to consist Of the Gov
ernor and Council and five other citi-
zens. II is further provided that If,
after condemnation proceedings are be
gun against the railroads. the state di-
rectors shall discover that "judieious
and reasonable loans" can be obtained
by the aid Of the state, which will en-.
able the Boston & Maine to meet all
It's obligations, the directors shall pre-
pare with the railroad officials a plan
for having the loans guaranteed by the
state and submit the plan to the Legis-
lature.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
GUARD SEA TRADE
SPLEA TO WILSON
Reform Club Urges Protection
for Neutral Trading
Ships.

Freedom and protection of sea trade
and a world guaranteed peace on the
sea, except as warships may hight or
ports be closed by effective blockade,
is the end sought by the Reform Club,
as expressed in letter and long state
ment sent TO President Wilson.
"In short" says the statement, can
not our sea law be revised as our land
law has been toward protecting the
interests of peaceful commerce? Can
not the ancient conception of the sea
as n wilderness where savagery still
rules be changed to that of a highway
kept open and safe under international
sanction?
"The Panama Canal ports, affected as
they are with an international use,
should be the first American ports
adapted to this advance toward free
trade policy. Through the influence OF
President Wilson the Panama Canal IT
self is now operated under conditions
of equality for all.
american policy should seek to lead
the opinion of che neutral nations, for
il is neither the narrower interests OF
the combatants nor our own interests,
hut the opinion of the worlds citizen
ship which should, and probably will,
determine the results of the present
war.
ave can accelerate this PROCESS tow
ard peace by international guarantees
of free trade at sea and free access to
the sea-"
This statement is signed by the trus-
tees of the Reform Club as follows:
Calvin Tomkins, president; John G.
Agar. Henry De F. Baldwin, Milo X.
Maltbie, j. Hampden Dougherty, Fred
erick Cyrus Leubuscher, Byron W.
Holt, Charles H. Ingersoll, Louis
Sturcke, Howard R. Bayne, John j.
Murphy, John De Witt Warner and
Alfred A. Whitman.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
HOUSE DEFINES GAMBLER
Condemns as Obsolete Arrests
of Spare Time Players.

Magistrate House, in the West Side
Police Court, yesterday took Detec-
tives Sutter and Bailey to task for
arresting on gambling charges twenty
five chauffeurs, whom he discharged.
Fifteen of the arrests were made in
a garage in West Fifty-first Street and
ten in a house in West Fifty-seventh
Street.
-"In bringing these men into court
you are using methods that were in
vogue twenty years ago and have now
become obsolete said Mr.. House. at
is plain that these men are chauf-
feurs. They have right to play cards,
if' they want TO and are not habitual
gamblers, because they play only part
Of the time"
Frank Dean, of 1913 West Fifty-frst
Street, proprietor of the garage, was
held in 81 900 bail on a charge of per-
mitting gambling and in $500 because
a revolver was found in his posses
sion
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
, Other Markets.

steady until the last trades, when they
declined 10 points.
Business In Other Markets.
Coffee has been dull and declining
for the last week. and while stocks are
smaller both here and in Rio than they
were a year ago speculation has been
light and the trade has been doing
little more than mark time.
Country produce markets have shown
declines, especially in butter and eggs,
while cheese has been weak, export de-
mand alone keeping the market up.
Fine grades Of fruits and vegetables
have held firm, but most of the sup
plies coming in have been low grade
and have had TO be pushed for sale at
low prices. Livestock continues 10
rule lower than last year at this time,
and prices for dressed meats are weak,
with declining tendency, gains being
principally due to speculative opera
tions. The quarantine of Jersey City
stcckyardS has had no appreciable ef-
feet on this market, as Sixtieth Street
has not yet beer interfered with. Sup
plies from Buffalo have been negli-
gible, but enough has come from other
sources 10 keep the market full, the
reopeninP Of the Chicago yards having
had good effect.
There has been some weakness in
the copper market, with lower prices
on some sales. Tin also has declined.
The iron market has felt the effect
of some demand from Italy and Great
Britain, although actual business is
checked by the high ocean freight
rates.
Speculation in sugar futures has
completely overshadowed trading in
coffee on the Coffee Exchange, and
prices have been firm and advancing,
although there were some recessions
in the late trading. This activity is
credited with having boosted the price
of Coffee Exchange memberships to
S2,275 in the last week.
Closing spot wholesale prices for a
number of commodities are given in
the following table, compared with
those of month ago and a year ago:
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
RAN 100000 TRAINS
Pennsylvania Also Had Only
10 Minor Accidents in 1914.

A million trains moved over the &c.
1913 miles of track Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad in 1914. During the year
nineteen accidents occurred.
Some were caused by persons jump
ing of or on moving trains, some by
persons crossing tracks, and others by
persons slipping off platforms. In no
case was the blame placed upon the
railroad.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Sophie Hepburn Atkinson and
John Christopher o. O'Conor as executors
under the Last VIII and Testament Oh
Imiia Bell, deceased. Plaintiffs. against
The National Nassau Bank Of New York
and others. Defendants. -. ,ora
In pursuance OF Judgment OF ioIe
closure and sale. duly made ana eneetea
I'm the above entitled action ana bearing
date the ard day OF FEBRUARY. 1919, /, tne
undersigned. the Referee en said Judgment
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan; CITY
OF New York. on the 9Th day OF Msrch,
1918. at 10 o'clock noon on that day, oy
iosenh p. Day Auctloneer. the premse.
directed by said judgment to be sold. ana
therein described follows: All tnat Ger
tain plot piece or parcel OF land. situsteu'
wing and being in the Borough OF Manhst'
Tan civ OF New York. bounded and de-
scribei as follows: beginning at poin,
on the Northerly side Of One hundrea anu
twenty seventh G27thl street: distant O,e
hundred 1O0) feet Westerly from the cor
ner formed by the intersection OF the West
erly side Of Fifth t5th) Avenue with tne
said Northerly side OF One hundred anu
tv,enty.seyenth I27th) Street, running
hence Northerly parallel with Fifth t5thl
Avenue Ninety-nine 1872 feet eleven I'D
inches: thence Westerly parallel Win oI,e
hundred and twenty-sevekth LE''n1 SIT, gain
narailel with Fifth Bth) Avenue. Ninety,
nine (ss) feet eleven Nl inches 70 tne salu
Northerly side Of One hundred ana aryy twenty
asventh I27th) Street; thence Eastery
aIon, said Northery side OF one hundred
% and twenty-seventh u27th street. Forty
aaSl feet TO the point or place OF beginning.
And being the same premises whlGh nIysv wgHe "
Archer. by william B McKensie ana
Sarah b.. his wife, BY deed dated January
4. 1865. and recorded January Ith' 1870 !"
Iiber 1895. Cons. p. 3ts. ,.,r
Dated New York. February y Isl2.
JOHN +. COUCH Referee.
LEWIS A. ACKLEY. Attorney for PAN,
tins, l5 william Street Borough VI
Mtnhattan New York, y. Y.
;Tbs YoIIow;ng is a diagram OF the prop
arty to be sold; it's street Number Is
WS.t i27th Street. Borough Of Manhattan
New York. y. y:
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

- - -, SUFHtMt CUUH TH'I3' . -, Co..,
{ i buckley /Eugenie K0scudorf-A Frank shaw.
Ida VI hing/Ann Tietjcn-John T Canaysn.
By COIiALAN. j.
Levi Z Morton /Ephralm l. Enis-R Kennedy
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
RrFrRErs soPo'"rrD.
Gil O p hE rnIIDT nAGT

HalStead /Rosenste'n-jsmes G Meyer.
Greenwich Savings Bank /Gard!ner-C II Murray
Cross!n/ /WOof-C II Murray
Newsnsp/ Newsuap-E d Fowler.
Duncan /UWen-H l. BTant
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15


sTrpREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
OF yilIiam Mathews and another. Plain
tins against Robert 5. flnney ct al, De
frndants In pursuance OF JuusIhenI
,IIsd action and bearing date the stn uay
~ January, 1915. /. the undersigned: the
p.fsree in SAID judgment named. VIII sell
49, ~ i4-is Vesey Street. Borough OF
Wsnhattan. city OF New York. on the 23rd
Az Of February, 1915, at ~ O'Clock noon
- Mt day BY Joseph Z. Day. auctioneer.
The following described personal property
directed by said judgment 10 be sold. TO
IL. 1851. shares OF the capital stock OF
the Spencer Realty SompshSEn; 5,p1Sfa1laa pfpen5aea
aS9g. 10 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Finney Building Company, represented BY
stock certificates Nos i-s-e-o-' ~ snares
o, the capital stock OF Finney Mathews
yenresented by stock certificates Nos. 2-s.
The said property VIII be sold IN three
sapar ate lots. to wit: The said 1851. shares
N the Spencer Realty Company VIII be
sold in one lot. subject and subordinate.
bowever. to a prior lien OF Katharine B.
Peck and Katharine 4 Fowler upon 40
shares thereof represented by certihcats
a, sc, per snnum from January 10, 1914.
and subject and subordinate TO the prior
lien o. william g, ADAMS al a,s upon % 'hSfes So,
LILLE. for the sum Ot $4,000, with in
terest at 6E per snnum from OCTOBER H.
1911: the said ten shares OF the Finney
Euilding Company viii be sold in one lot
subject and subordinate 20 the prior lien
of William Mathews thereon for the sum
OF s2s5O, with interest at So per annum
on 81 900 thereof from December IL. 1903,
on 81 900 thereof from January ~. 1893
on 1850 thereof from January zsth. 1905.
on $500 thereof from April ard. 1905; and
the said so shares Of Finney & Mathews
will be sold In one lot
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is 10 be- sold Is the sum
OF tI7.735.52. with interest thereon from
Dee.mb.r IT,h. 1914 together with costs
amounting TO slo552. with interest there
on from January sth. 1915, together with
the expenses OF he sale
Dated. New York January 18th. 1918.
w iLKER l.. OTIS. Referee
WILLIAM r. WIND Esq. Attorney for
PlalLtin lss broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. city OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
BRONX COUNTY.
COUNTY COURT
COURT CHAMBeRs-sCHULz. g.

MOTION CALENDAR
Estate Of samuel MOlostowsky.
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Gesine ineChristlnaHashsEen Charles HeitZ
Della A Kelly Doris Rauter
Jennie sfendelsohn
Trial Term-SCHULZ. T.
CONTESTED WILL.
Frances VI TyrrelL
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
ERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SAL 3

" ykTUE oy certain Chsiiei MoTiSase- Moe
a.. -. Aucuonocf. Will sell az n so O'Clock to
go siofase Warehouse. 426 West 26th street.
~ AltehS. button sewing button hole. seam
asra,. 'f-..Aa sewing bfuHh ana cututg nAciliies
Aas-ss. sWscbmcnts. shsiting. etc. ia order Of
@ssn9 m fact Tor MORTGAGE
siyASE kALE-By virtue Of chsitel mort
hs y Pfelser Auctloneer. sells to-day. a m.
III .s1Nol 81. Brooklyn. confectionery fixtures
ssesf q ths mortgage
@.snfGACE sALE-By virtue OF chs,te mort
~ ~ fseisCf AucuOueeT, sells to-day. p. m Q,
-. ssiol ~. Brooklyn. eOnfocIOneTy hNtufes- by
~ the uiorgsgee
s1kf FlNE COLLECTION or POSTAGE
- VII b. sold at The ColleotorS' Club. 80
= s&hd 81. on FEB gsih. a. p.
MALTEk \. SCOTT. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15

Fallon be substituted az attorney Tor the de-
By MILLS J.
Walter Smith and Georss smith. doms
business as W Smith RrosIGilbcrt Nrisht
Order Of disconilnusnce of the action.
By MORsCHAUsER. j
Ida Kelly Alexander Roafdingham and fred-
.riSs Keeling sna J.hn keIy ini.Tgssa'arps q, ..
defendant Kelly SIS costs and SIS disbursements
Part iI-MILIs. J.
SHORT CAUSE CALENDAR.
Rrovn INamur MCNAMARA iKrsnichSB
Ferguson /Vsnshaiek West bes'srMtz/M. .luiyre
Solfspsl .Rsdt White Pia alns swoo,lN Jrking
Jones' ilOsemicr tolMashhuru
Thomas Bunnell Bryan Buchanan
COUNTY coURr-PLATT, J.
Brandt/ Rodriguez WesterneId City Of Yonker,
ccrusiiI r1iiait SS;YSiH&HRR Bi..hicy7 7rIs.smsr
Iie,o JTs iesco Costello Smith
NAllaris/ Eiseman AlamshahL IainrR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rothveli/NN &StanfdBy
W.nslOw| Archibald StuAft hcaB
Cuf.an/ Donovan PAS'hkes- huuy -. , -,
BoenIng CITY of Yonksrs ngersollRandco peekski
Dcrny kensicoC Cemetery stone Co
JOhnsouC COSayBh
k0ruhauser -, ..,
The following causes may either be MARKED ready
or marked over 10 another day ar,
rI.ss 'De,ason smiih&MrNell/ /Mul1itz
Rc,hrsJRst,s smith Hansen
ssme SANE NelsonyGaraseI Hanna
ENTHUSIASTICALLY stont/ /P0sns ,,,
Walden Brown Po!deIt y I'"h
Frahkling New Rochelle Thornton dardo'
Du, II sweet tingaraS Df"sh
DeHenry s/Thomas Jacobson B.ssford
Warner CaVansugh Kaufman Po,nct
zohroskt shelly CrulckshankJ Comstock
Oldakow.sa Schneider DeFagol Viagiano
Gina gliai saVcrinc IAusef/ Sehhidt
,vsndl,- Coleman PetrlilojTucct
Kieilmsrk Coleman RoscS HibbaTd tE'espich'r ?
CsneSnFarrell Nasc1"ifo
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
CHARLES v. DARLINGTON
% 100 broadway. New YORK CITY.

100 Broadway New YORK CITY.
SCOTT wILLIAM-IN PURSUANCE OF Az or.
der Of Honorable John .. CohAlsn. a surrosats
AZ the County Of New York. notice n hereby Given
20 an persons having claims ssains; william Scott
late Of the County o, New ofk. decreased. 10 pre-
,eut the SANE with vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
scriber. a; place q uanssctlng business. No. 5S2
We.t llth Street. IN The City 0f New York on
ar before the 10Th day II June. nert
Dated. Aes York the 2ith day o, Nosember
1914 ROBERT A. SCOTT and
LOTTIE y. GRADY. Executors.
ARRowsMfTH dunn. Attorneys for Eiecut0cs
ggl Broadway. Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME CUURT.
Appellate DiyIslon-lt 0ept.-Recess.
Appellate Term-Recess.
SpeeIaI Tsrm-Part i--GANEGAN, J.
MOTION CALENDAR-l0 80 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15

l27th Street.
Tb. approximate amount OF the lien or
cbarge 10 satisfy which the above-descrioed
nroperty is TO be sold Is Seventeen thog-
sanI two hundred ffty-six and 25-iOO Dol
80 f,iT 25625J. with interest thereon from
~ "a. os,d dav OF January, 1915. together with
costs and allowance amounting to Inree
hundred ifty-twO and so-lOo poiars
1sss9 a0). with interest from 6th day OF
t,abrusry 1915 together with the expenses
81 The sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates. or
e'he9 Items. witch are to be allowed TO tho
Ih otnst ,,er out of the purchase money! or
ppsid by the Referee. is Four hundred three
md $4,000 Dollars ti03.6O) and Interest
DATED. New York. February 3 1919,
N' JOUN r COUCH Referee.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
KINGS COUNTY.

SUPHtME CUURI.
AppeIIate Division, I'd Oept.-Recess.
Appellate Term-liecess.
Speclsi ftrm-Part i-JAYCOX, j.
MOTIONS-i0 a m
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15

steady until the last trades, when they
declined 10 points.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
QUEENS COUNTY
SUPREME COURT.

' BENEDICT. J.
Calendar in Part | al 10 m
n Il requested that the name Of HAi eouhse'
be 1leJ with the eleTk In fan
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
cHRIsTIhNA BOND.

IN PURSUANCE OF A. ORDER OF HONOR
ABLE IoHS 7; C0HALAN; surrosste % the
iii nsy<on, having claims against Kate Gilman late
81 lie Sounty OF Nes York. deceased. 10 present
"a. am, With touehsrs thereof 10 the suhscribers
a, ,heir place Of transscting business. viz Tie
asace ~ Charles y. Darlinstoa, No loo Broadway.
Ia The City Of New Yorf on ~ before the TWEEN
tis,ia day Of May. 1915 nert
n.,sd New York the 10th dsy ~ November 1914
HELEN FENNEu, r,.
EMMA y SPEAR Efeeutficess
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
sIrRROCATEs NOTICE.


WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH HIN PUR-
snance Of an order ot Hon. John p.
Cohslan a Surrogate OF the county on Nsw
York. dated the 18th day OF Septsmosr.
1910 notice Is hereby given TO All persons
having claims against Elizabeth n. VIII
Jams late OF the County OF New YORK, oe-
ceased. TO present the same .itn yoeehe.s ys
thereof to the subscribers. at their p!acs
OF transacting business at the once OF
shlsnd Hedges No. its Broadwsy'
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF Ssw ,S'A'
on or before the 18th day OF April lsie.
Dated. New York. 2sth day OF septsm-
DER tsGtb, TAoMAs WILLIAMS.
HENRY X. $. WILLIAMS.
sHTLAND & HEDGES.
Attorneys for Executors
No. itS Broadway,
Borough OF Manhat;sn.
City OF New YORK --
CUTTER. AMELIA GERTRUDE. In pur.
susnce OF an order % Honorable kobeIt
Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the county
Of New York. notice Is hereby given TO Az
persons having claims. against AneHs
Gertrude Cutter (also known as A. yeI-
trude cutter), late OF the County OF Nsw
York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at tnsir
place of transacting business at the once
OF Miller King. Lane 4 TraGord, NO, xsS ~
York City. on or before the SOtn day oi
June next.
GEORGE RAMSEY,
W. McMAsTER MILLS.
Temporary Administrators
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFDkD,
Attorneys FOR Temporary Administrators.
so Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
New York city.
RHiNELANDER. LAURA YIN pursuance
of order Of Hon. John =. Cohalan,
Surrogate Of the County Of New York. notice
Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Laura V. Rhinelander. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. 20 present
the same. with vouchers thereof. 20 the sub
scribers. at their place Of transactlns busi-
ness. at the Office OF Nash Jones. 50 wall
Street. in the City cf New York. on or before
the LIST day OF August next.
Dated. New York. the 2is, day OF Jsnu.
AIRY, 1915 -.
CHARLES Z. RHINELANDER.
~ A L.nnN EnAAR
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15

Siiaplro/NiCycr A. Sons
HIttenbcrg DuyAl Go
Levy Simpson
: Tire fiinrn
Wulk/Emp.re | VI Go
AssilIIAroby
LAbruE/tRT
clear
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15

IL PURSUANCE OF A. ORDER OF HONOR
County Of Nss iofs. NOTICE. Is hsnv6, given is
all persons having claims asainst Sophls Ntrnoa.
-s % IDs CcuI.;S u New rofs. decesSsd. 20 Or
sent the sane with vouchers Thereof t0 the sub
seriber at place Of uansssting businsss. No. "a
Broad Street. IN The ciy q New York. ca % b..
fore the 2oth day q Mas nert
Dated. Nes iofs. the iGih dsS of November 1914
GRkSSiilk VERNON. AdIalnistratos
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15

CHARLES Z RHiNELANDER..
HERMAN LEROY EDGAR,
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, MONDAY fEnnuAkY Is, 1915

Attention NJ the bar e. called 10 Rules o. l.
and T. Calendar Rules. Queens County -, A.,
Cases must he really for Trial when tesohe" !"
their order
ILsul,FgfC y Y ana ,no Ti,rnan Dunbar ct al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

OF the Spanish-American Chapel. The recep-
tion, which will be under the auspices of the
Ladies Committee of the Spanish-Amertcan
Chapel is TO be held at the home of Miss
Amelia I. Franco. 4039 Chestnut street. one OF
the members OF the committee.
The FIRST floor OF the house will be banked
with palms and attractively decorated with red
and yellow roses, representing the Spanish
colors. The following women OF tho Ladies'
Committee will receive the guests: Mrs Fran
els ]. Riera, Mrs. Amelia Pilayo de Roud, Miss
America Portuondo. Miss RIera, Miss Alarez
and Miss Amolia I. Franco.
Some OF the prominent eccIesiastics expected
to be present at tonights reception will be
Monsisnor Keeran. the Very Rev. P. McHale,
the Rev Daniel I, AIcDermott. the Very Rev.
Henry T. Drvmgoole, the Rev. Francis X
Wastl, the Rev. r. Lemmop the Rev. John
W. Keogh, the Rev. r. Gnar. the Rev. G.
Garcia. the Rev. Thomas ]. Horan, the Rev.
James C. Monahan the Rev Gerald p. Cogh-
Ian. ths Rev. William ]. McCallen the Rev.
Joseph Riu and the Rev. ], Litra.
The foreign consular representatives win in
clude Mr.. H. C. Newcomb. Spanish Consul; Mr..
w II. Schoff, Consul from Bolivia; Mr. Dudley
Bartlett, Consul representing Chill; Mr. Arturo
de Brigard, Consul from Ecuador; Dr. ]. J.
Luis, Cuban Consul; Mr.. L. W. Guerrero, Con-
sui from Nicaragua Mr.. Robert ]. Winsmore.
representing San Salvador, and Mr.. Hector
PeEeira Alvarez. Consul from Venezuela Mem
bers OF the Spanish Commission for the De-
velopment OF Commerce who will be present
are Mr.. Jose de Goristizaga, Mr.. Enrique
Godel Mr. Mariana F. ToraI. Mr. Ramon
Burillo and Mr.. Antonio Anteles Others ex-
pected viii include Mr.. John RAa, president ST.
Vincent de Paul Society; Mr.. James A.
III laha
columbusi Judge and Mrs. John z. German.
Mr.. and Mrs Ramon Corrall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Isasi, Mr., and Mrs. Michael ]. Ryan,
Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Flick, Mr., and Mrs. J.
Horan. Mrs. NJ. f. DomiRguez. Mr., and Mrs.
Frank j. Johann. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert s.
Manek. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Steel. Mrs.
Adolfo MunOz the Misses Flick. Miss Rsbs
Dunlap the Misses Horan, the Misses Luis.
Miss Hickey, Miss Catherine Ryan. Mr. Victor
Mayek. Ma Michael }. Doyle ana Ar. jose
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