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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Some Of the Latest Names Placed
on the Registers.

Knickerbocker-.R. r. Whitman. Chi
caeo: Carl T. ward. Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs r d. She'll. Detroit.
Astor-Mr and Mrs. +. Kilmer. Phil
adelphia; Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Riley,
Binghamton, y. v. Mr.. and Mrs Al
Mccormack, Chicago.
Claridge-Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith,
Staatsburg. y. Y. A u. Kramer. Cleve-
land Martini McCarrick, Fieldsboro,
~. ].
Prince George-F. A. Doreon. Mon
treal. William r. Doenges. Baltimore
George r. Parsons. ST. Louis.
Alber.-Dr. and Mrs Broderick, Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. sullivan. Al
bany.
McAlpin-George W. Eyre. Ridley
Park. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Lucien
Azassiz. Tacoma, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs
G. W Burnley. Savannah, Ga.
waldorf-Astoria - Mrs. WilliaT
Painter. baltimore; Edwin s. stuart
Philadelphia. George W. Elkins, Phila'
delphia.
Alexander. Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. u
W Reckwith. Chicago; George A Cluett
Troy, y Y.
81, Regis-Mr. and Mrs. A. w
Sheafer Pottsv.lle. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
sherman X Hail, Portland, ore; Mr.
and Mrs. John Mayer, Mount kisco
y. Y.
Gotham 6 Runrels, Chicago
Mrs Robert :. Minot, Lakewood, y. J.
lie Grand Il. Cannon. Tuxedo. y Y
Martinique-,ieorge F. Booth. Worces
ter. Mass Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Roderwein, New London. Conn; Car
roll Shaffer. Chicago.
Vanderblt--M and Mrs. A. c
pasc.r, ne,r,i,. \NOr,hIrgton Scran.
ton. Scranton. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. r
" pomeroy Of Buffalo
Colli.gwood-- DR.. and Mrs w. w. Cas-
we'll. Boston Frederick q Meeker, Dan
bury. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W File
brown, Lee. Mass :. A Story. Buffalo
J. G. Fyhush Ithaca; James H. Smyth
Kansas CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
MUSIC TEACHERS
PLAN CONVENTION
Members Of the New York
state Association Hold Din
ner at the McAlpin.

Plans were formulated last night at
the Hotel McAlpin. where tho New York
State Music Teachers held their dinner
for the annual convention of the asso-
citation at the McAlpin June Is. 10 and
II. Unusual Importance will attach to
this convention owing to the recent ma
tionwide discussions regarding stand
ardization OF teaching and teachers.
Franz Arens and David Bispham were
the guests of honor at last nights BAN
uuet, and among others present were
Frederick Schleider. president Of the
Teachers Association; DIR. George Cole
man Cow Of the Nassar College
faculty, vice-president, and Miss Emma
w. Hodkinson. secretary.
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JEWISH SISTERS CELEBRATE.
shnnray TcaiR Order Observes "5th
Anniversary.

The Shaaray Tefila Sisterhood OF Per-
slnal Service celebrated It's twenty-rrth
anniversary last night at the West End
Synagogue, 100 West Eighty-second
street Rabbi stephen :, Wise of the
Free Synagogue was the principal
speaker.
Mrs. Max l.. Levenson, president or
the sisterhood, was in charge of the
ceremonies. Among the speakers were
Mrs. Samuel Elkeles, president Of the
Federation OF Womens Sistcrhoods
Leopold Plaut president OF the United
Hebrew Charities /; Morris d. Waldman,
executive director bf the United Hebrew
Charities, and Mrs Francis 4. Cohen,
honorary vice. president OF the sister
hood a musical programme was given.
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Others Present.

''.e' guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
h.'.ieDod Miss E.oise Blood
50 Mn Robert r. Livingston. Ed
,N' Taller Mr. and Mrs. Richard
,m"s'' Mr. aud Mrs. Stuart Duncan,
p ''I Mrs. Clarence W. Bowen, Miss
I,Ni'.1 IS Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs.
80 ID VI |or. Irr. and Mrs GEORGE
,,,,'.'n Na', Mss Katharine Miller,
=, " .l3a'tri, Miss Sarah Potter.
h.1 u Henry Slack. Mr.. and
o.. hr''' N.u Arsdale, Mr.. and Mrs.
,,''''' Ia"us"ud. Arthur Townsend,
" "n1 Mrs. Nurrie Thorn, NJ. and
1a.' f-rHEI- r. Kirky. Mr.. and Mrs.
"'P q. 'rcr'on, Miss Margaret over
A." H' Nl Ms f. Dana Winslow,
I''N N.f-fr't Wns.uw, Mr.. and Mrs.
,N'H = A-erbach, George a. Wash
w -a, b. Burial Hoffman, Mr. and
~ GORDON King. Miss Dorothy
&c MIA. Miriam Hartman, Mr.. and
w,. ''''N $ Wltherbee, Miss Evelyn
'"''.' VI and Ms Fritz Achclis,
=, ''o Mos Frederick $. Richardson,
a., '.l u Elihu Root, Mr.. and Mrs.
,Ir'1 "'.' tho Misses Seton, Mrs.
n, ~" POI I"No Rico, Miss Mildred Rice
~ ''1 u -. ! Alden Weir Mr.. and
r. - '1 Baldwin, Mrs. James r.
,,,P Mes Edward Oothout. Johnston
&C., FREDERICK ", kobbe, Arthur C.
't Clarence Strls,n
u, ''' Mrs StoWcll will live al /;
,t'' .'.'h street after returning
'' '. wedding journey.
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THE sEAG0ERS.

Sailing to-day by the White Star liner
Adrlatlc for Liverpool
Sir Adam and Lady + + Paeet
Rock W X Peacock
Norman Uapgood Charles j Prggott
Mr. and Mrs Charles Thomas + Putnam
I Kiraliy Lccl sharp
Palmer Is Morrison T. II Van Ingen
Mr. and Mrs l.. n w. y, Willis
Nelson
Arrivals ny the Anchor liner Tuscania
from Glasgow and Liverpool
n q Bachelor The Earl Of Orkney
Gerald Gravett " W SouthWorth
SIR Hugh Percy Lane Dr. II. r, Maddox
Sailing by the United Fruit liner Al
mlrante for ports of the Caribbean:
Or H. II Ladson N u Mills
George W Armstrong r. A. LOOMS
Mr. and Mrs w. q. Mr.. and Mrs william
Gleason L. Irwin
william NJ Sanford Charles II, Billiard
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MISS EMILY E. COE
WEEDS HI STOWELL
Ceremony in Grace Church
Witnessed by Large
Gathering.
RECEPTION AFTERWAR RID

r,c Wedding Of Miss Emily T.. Coe,
.der daughter Of Mr. and Mre Henry
+ zoe. Harley Lord Stowell OF this
,,, ,,ok place In Grace Church at
..o,oh Yesterday afternoon in the pres
.oos nj a large gathering. The church
vas decorated with palms and Easter
tiles with clusters Of these flowers along
~. ceutte aisle, ard before and during
cha Wedding service there was a musical
,-oyramme The Rev. Charles Lewis
slauery. rector Il the church. of'iciated.
The bride entered the church with
,or father. Who gave her away. She
acre A gown OF ivory white satin en-
hroidered with pearls and crystals and
made over an underskirt OF crystal en-
h,o.defed chiffon. \ square court train
.as SUSPENDED from the shoulders and
aver mis- fell q veil If point applique
a., which was worn by tn brides
,,est.craudrothcr At the time of her
n,r,iage II was caught at either side
~ tho couture by strands Of orange
blo.sors. leaving the front and top OF
30 head uncovered. The bride wore a
rs,d,nt 4 diamonds and carried a
touauet Of lilies OF the valley
Miss Resale Coe was her sisters
maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids were
,pe Misses Alice Pine. Eleanor Rod
man Townsend. Dorothy Weir. Sarah
ch.n.y. Gertrude Mali ard Helen lie Roy
Miller They wore costumes OF pales,
rauve satin combined with violet net,
which formed loose rum and overskirt.
They wore Leghorn hats covered with
rale green crepe de chine and trimmed
with maidenhair ferns, and they car
RED bouquets of maidenhair ferns and
rosebuds.
Edward Esty Stowell was his brothers
best man. TIE ushers were COLES John
atom Coe. brother Of the bride Elihu
Root, Jr George Roberts, Martin keogh,
Jr. Edward Wales Root and Sidney l..
Henshaw of this city. Richard II. Sher-
man OF Utica and William a. Percy y,
Greenyle, Miss.
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OLD RICHMOND OFFICIAL DEAD
Abram Winant was sheriff After
the Ciyil War.

Abram Winant. who was Sheriff OF
Richmond county shortly after the civil
war ended, died last night at his home
a35l Fresh XIII road. Rossville, Rich
mond borough He was born July "a,
1894. at Rossv.lle.
BESIDES being sheriff Mr.. Winant AT
one time was County Treasurer. He
held numerous Gown offices and after
consolidation was made an inspector OF
street cleaning in Richmond and served
IN that capacity 10 the time Of his death.
He was on duty up TO last week when
he was stricken with pneumonia. He
X survived by TWO sons and two
dauEhters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

urday Consequently only few days
remain in which the public may inspect
the paintings of Mary Cassatt and Ed
gar Degas. not to mention Mrs. Have
meyers famous Hudson Fulton collec-
ton. including the Glider. - Rem
brandt.
No pictures by Degas are on exhi1i-
tion AT any museum and this is the las;
opportunity 10 see the works OF tn y
great French painter. who is represented
IA II series OF pAsiels and oils from his
earliest 10 his latest period.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

MRS. MARY f. CHURCH. who died on
ATil at Port Chester. left sos. 900 in
personal property and no will Her son,
Aired w. Church. applied yesterday for
letters Of administration.
JOSEPH SINGER, who conducted thu
Empire Rubber Company and whose
death occurred April /. 1912. left s24,234
to his wife. two sons and four daughters.
HENRY SIMMONS. who died on Nav 26.
left ss2,l2l. Of which s3S.934 went TO his
daughter. Clara Louise Candee, and the
same amount to his son, Henry L. Sim
mons
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$50 YACHTSMEN AS GUESTS.
Dinner TO Re Given by En-Com m O.
dOrc Richa rds At the Ritz,

Former Commodore Leonard Richards
or the 1.archmont Yacht Club is to give
dinner at the Ritz-Carlton tomorrow
night In honor Of Commodore James Il.
Ford. the present senior flag officer Il
the club. He has invited $50 yachts
men, mostly Larchmont men. TO be his
guests. Commodore Richards IL noted
for his liberal entertainments and II is
said this dinner will Guido anything hs
has given in the past
Commodore Ford has appointed James
ID. Spark'nan az his fleet captain and
mas named Howell c. Perrin. Harold C.
Fryer and Sanford G. Etherngton a.
the regatta committee for this season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
SUFFRAGISTs BUSY IN QUEENS.
Active Campaign Planned for
Long Island city.

Under the direction OF Mrs Alfred ].
Emo. chairman OF the Woman Suffrage
party Of Queens. and Miss Mary New
comb, Queens organizer. a party of SUI
fragists yesterday visited Long IslaT
CITY, where they propose for the next
several days 10 wage an active cam
paign Meetings will he held every day
al | O'Clock in front OF the Queens
county court house and a canvass will
lie made OF all the city departments IN
the municipal buildings
II ~ the purpose Of the organizers
to establish a well disciplined force IN
every election district in Long Island
city.
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DIED..

oLAEN2ER.-tieorE. A Anil TO- hus
band OF Alice Butter Glsenzer
1nterment private. Kindly omit flower,
JcpsoN Suddenly. on April 20. a, ST.
East Twenty-third street Fla,bush
Frederick \. Judson. Jr. aged ~
months, son Of Frederick A. and Mar
guerite Moore Judson
Funeral private.
NISSAN sunday morning. April 4,
In his e!chty-hfth year, Samuel Ham
ilton K1sssm. beloved husband OF
Sarah Pinknry KtSsam
Relatives and friends are invited 70 At.
tend the funeral services at his lat.
residence rs West seventy.s.oond
street. on Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock
MACpoNorGH At her residence in New
York city, on Monday evening, Aprl
10, 1918, Marcella Macdonough.
Low requiem mass Will he said a, thu
church ~ the Ascension West lo7,h
street near Amsterdam avenue, on
thursday morning, April g. at half
past 10 O'Clock lnte-m-nt private
MCINTOSH On April 20 1918. Mary l..
Withcck Mcintosh, wife OF John f.
Mcintosh, Auburn. y Y.
McLANE-At Paris. France, April 10.
Georrine McLane, daughter Of tn, late
Robert NJ. MrLane and G~orRin. Ur-
quhart McLans Of Baltimore.
MoSELEN AT his hom. in Glen R,drc
\ j. after several weeks illness
N''N'n''r MoSrIey' beloved
husband OF Annie Conigland and son
ID. james VI anu sarah Hobbs Moseley
"' sampson county North Carolina.
iuhc'A' rom church OF Sacred Heart
h'oomhrld' on Friday, April 81. at
1850 n Il Is kindly requested
IA.
NATHAN ON Tuesday .r,.rroo, ,n-u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
HOT SPRINGS VILLA SOLD.
Louisville Man IL buyer OF Ono of
Fred sterry's Properties.

HoT SPRINGS. Va, April 20.-Fred
Sterry of New York. owner OF two hand
some villas here. the PILLARS and Upland
House. sold to-day the latter property,
fully furnished. TO Matthew Akers OF
Louisville. The price was said to be
$4,000.
There was a large arrival list to-day,
Including william +. Sheehan. who IL
visiting II. S. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Seligman and Mr.. and Mrs, IL. i.
Wertheim. who arrived from New York
with their families. Others TO get In
from New York included Mrs Jay Car
Isle, Mrs. l.. NJ. Glib, Mrs. A. Provost,
A. H. Nash. Ethan Allen Dennison and
Miss Margaret f. Erhart OF New York,
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JOss1y eudrlCks0n,

Miss Ruth $. Hendrickson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jsmes q. Hendrickson.
~ East Thrty-fourth street, Bayonne,
n. j., was married yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the First Reformed
Church. Bayonne, by the pastor, the
Rev. Theodore f. Bayles. to Percy t.
Josslyn OF Boston. A reception followed
at the home OF the brides parents.
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Niss Gcorgine NcI.ane.

Miss GeorCire NcLane died on Mem
day in Paris. where she had li"ed many
Years. Sh" was the daughter Of the late
Gov. Robert VI McLane Of Maryland,
who was United states Ambassador to
France during the hrs: administration OF
President Cleveland Her mother, who
was Gcorc.ue Urquhart, was a member
OF AN old and prominent New orleans
family and was a cousin of Mrs. Jar.es
brown Potter. Miss McLane formerly
lived IN Baltimore.
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new HAVEN. Conn. April 2o.--Mrs.
Mary Twning Gridley died suddenly
here to-ay Of heart trouble. She Was the
widow OF Prof n II Gridley of Clinton,
y Y. who was a trustee OF Hamilton
College She was first cousin 10
Pres dent Arthur r Hadley OF Vale.
Two sisters survive her the Misses
JULIA and Eliza Twuiug.
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Pennsylvania society Election.

The Pennsylvania Society elected at
Is annual meeting yesterday the fol-
lowing officers: President. George ".
Wickersham; vice-presidents, Frederick
II, Eaton, Theodore y. Shonts. Thomas
r. Kirby and James Gayley. secretary
Barr Ferree; treasurer, william Gug-
genheim; chaplain, Bishop Ethclbe:t
Talbot of Bethlehem; members of the
council. William Harrison Brown. George
G. Boldt and Joshua A. Hatfield.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

"ayey, william Fraser-Campbell Mr..
ana Mrs Gilbert Eliot. Mr. and Mrs.
ie WI" {. nton Falls, Mr.. and Mrs.
mare, jackson, Mrs. Charles q.
t'a0.sNn. Mss Doris Francklyn, Ches-
,,f Lord Mr. and Mrs Martin ].
heogh' Mrs Es'y StOwell. Raymond
Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Pine, Miss
Lu'' Pine, Miss Alice Quintard. Mrs.
EDWARD Rose, Miss Amy Varnum, Mrs,
S,n'S VI Narnum. Arthur Lincoln, Ger
same Lawrence, Miss Charlotte Hard
ws NJ, and Ms, c. II Esty. the Misses
ssN, VIZ. and Mrs, II, lie Roy Emmet
~ MIS- Bruey Fcl!owes, Miss Harriet
F'"'""s. NJ and Mrs Alan Fox, Mrs.
nm ". 'trrere. Miss Anna Carrere.
~ ara Mrs Christopher J. COLES and
We Misses COLES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

Sir Thomas Smith Clouston was born
at orkney and was educated at AbeN-
deem and Edinburgh universities. He
was married TO Harriet Segur Storer,
daughter OF William Storer of New
Haven, Conn.
Among his publications are clinical
Lectures on Mental Diseases, 'She
Ncuroses - Development AN Asylum
or Hospital House, With Plans, The
Hygiene OF Mind and "Unsoundness OF
Mind"
His eldest son is J. Storer Clouston.
author ard playwright. His eldest
daughter is the wife Of Major David
Wallace Of the Royal Army Medical
Corps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
Phi Beta Kappa Elections NJ WV

The annual Phi BETA Kappa elections
at New York University We're announced
yesterday. Eight seniors and Two
juniors were chosen Those from tho
senior class were; II, Saul, A. Apman,
G. NoXon, V. Maria, NJ. Pike, r.. Gard.
ner, A. levin and n. Sulzer. The two
juniors were w. Woolworth and +. Rez-
naknM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
Col. samuel W. DunniRg.

SAS Francesca. April 2o.--Col Sam
ucl W Cunning, L. : A., retired, 66
years old, died here yesterday. At tho
time Of tho san Francisco FIRE in 1906
Col. Cunning was Adjutant-Geueral Of
the Pacific Division under GEN Fun
ston and was on duty here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

Orrcll l. Hancock, -, a retired pay
masters clerk In the navy. died on Mon
day at the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn,
The last three years of his service were
on the receiving ship Hancock. Hs
wife and three children survive him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

Cornelius Vanderbilt las leased
through Kehoc & Gilliar tho twcnty-nins
acre estate OF Mrs, Patrick pugmore on
the shore of Long Island Sound at Great
Neck. II IL said that Mr.. Vanderbilt in
tends to take possession of the estate
and spend tho summer here instead Of
Newport, r. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
ART EXHIBIT SOON TO CLOSE.
Pictures On View 10 Ala WOma u
Suffrage Campaign.

The loan exhibition Of pictures At the
Knoedler Art Galleries to aid the woman
suffrage campaign Of 1915, which was
formally opened April 7, will close Sat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

After the ceremony there was re-
eeption at the home OF the brides par
en,s. 5 East Tenth street. Mrs. Coe,
wao received with the bridal party, wore
8 costume OF dark brown satin and net
combined with gold lace. and large
black straw hat trimmed with dark
brown ostrich feather.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Mall. Miss Eva Mali. Mr.. and
Mrs j. Herbert Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Bay.s. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. DIX. Mr. and Mrs. +. Reeve Mer-
nit. Miss Beatrix Buei. Maitland Bel
knsp Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. de For
EST Nj and Mrs. Johnston de Forest.
Miss Helen Garrettson, Miss Florence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
SIR THOMAS SMITH CLOUSTON.
Authority on Mental Diseases Dies
In 18th Year.

LONDON. April 20.--Sir Thomas Smith
Clouston, the authority on mental
diseases. died yesterday at Edinburgh.
He would have been 15 years old on
Thursday.
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Nrrrrli-Allen.

AZ -nnoe A, Allen daughter OF
Az ''' 'l Mrs Charles NJ. Allen 234
"''"'' 3 H1gonHe, y. j., was married
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Sailing to-day by the White Star liner
a.. L
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-25
One Hours Pay on January 27
ToBe Donated Danbury Hdtters

me mbers of the Danbury Hatters' lnion
appeared before the House Appropriation
Committee in behalf OF this petition.
However. the committee failed to report
the appropriation to the house.
The executive council of the A. +. OF
L., realizing the awful plight in which
these aged Danbury Hatters Were thus
placed. reported these matters to the san
4 Francisco convention. The convention
authorized and instructed the executive
council to send out notice and an ap-
peal-which is hereby made-to all in
ternational and national unions to all
! local unions, and to state, county and
city central bodies, urging all members
of organized labor to contribute their
earnings for the second hour OF any shit
worked on Thursday, january q. 1916,
to the relief of their fellow workers-the
aged Danbury Hatters. That date was
| selected as particularly appropriate, be-
| cause it is the birthday of the president
of the American Federation OF Labor,
who has given a lifetime of devotion to
the cause of labor and humanity.
The Danbury Hatters did not falter in
that which they did for the benefit OF
all organized labor and for all Of the
workers of the country. They did their
duty; they made the test and upon them
has fallen the consequences OF the in
justice of the then existing conditions.
All other workers participate in the ben
cfits which have grown out Of their
struggle. and it is but just that they
should also help to relieve the victims
ii the Danbury Hatters or the lIatters
organization were lett to bear the full
weight of the burden. it will mean to
them great suffering and great hardship
| Every member of organized labor is
urged to do his duty in this matter and
to bear his share in the common strug-
gle to establish industrial peace.
| Members of local unions should pay
their contributions to their local secre-
/ taries. who should send the sum total
collected to the secretary of the A. +,
of L., who will receipt for the same and
promptly forward it to Mr.. Martin Law
lor. secretary United Hatters OF North
America, who will use the money for
| the exclusive purpose of relieving the
IIatters who were made the victims of
the greed and rapacity OF the so.calleti
anti Boycott Association" and Locwc
the Danbury hat manufacturer. Mr..
Lawlor will publish a complete list OF all
contributions received and the payments
made and to whom paid.
In order to perform our whole duty
and to manifest our entire appreciation
and sympathy with the Hatters of Dan
bury in their plight it is particularly
fitting that special meetings of central
bodies and local unions should be held
before, upon or approximately near to
January 27, 1916, that local unions and
central bodies may impress upon the
members OF organized labor their duty
| to-
Contribute the wages of an hours la.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES..
rrnLIc rRrsrrr.r sALk

Whereas. Charles \. Tren. by decd OF
trust. dated the l2th day Of November,
22si. Of the records In the office Of the Clerk
and Recorder Of the City and County Of
Public Trustee Ia and for the city aud
County Of Denver, Colorado, the following
described real estate IN the City and co1n.
umbered forty three lf3l. and the west one
half twszl OF lot numbered forty-four tiil,
OF block numbered seven 10. Of Wltter a
Coneld's subdivision Of the Town OF High
lands. which deed OF trust was made 70 Sc
note of even date with said deed OF trust.
for the sum Of s215.oo payable To the order
OF Manvillc :. Hodgson two years after the
date thereof. with interest thereon at six
per cent per annum until paid. interest pay
set forth In said deed OF trust. reference to
which Is hereby made for greater certainty.
and,
Whereas. the said Charles A. Trcn and
all persons claimine by; through or under
he hi nhys dsaan,sd III ~ sss d ID
note since November II. ipI5. and In the
payment Of ssos general taxes paid by the
said Manville =. Hodgron. and the legal
holder OF said note having elected ON nc
count OF said default TO declare said note
unpaid. due and payable.
Now. Therefore. at the written request Of
Manyilie =. Hodgson, the legal holder Of
said note, pursuant. TO law. I. the under.
and County OF Denver, Colorado, do hereby
give notice that ! VIII. - the hour OF 10
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1916
at the fremont street front door OF the
Court House. in the city and County Of
Denver. Colorado. sell at public auction. to
/ the highest and best bidder for cash. the
said described premises, and all the right.
title and interest of the said Charles A.
Trcn. his heirs and assigns therein. for
the purpose of paying the Indebtedness se-
cured by said deed OF trust. aud the cost
and expenses OF executing this trust. aud
will deliver 10 the purchaser n ccrtifcnt.
of sale provided by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. December o.
1915.
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee in and for the City and
| County Of Denver, Colorado.
l First publication, december II, 1915.
Last publication, Jnnunry y. 1916.
! tPubiished In Denver Labor Bulletin)