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To BUILD AT NEW ROCHELLE.

Tae lyncroft Realty Company has
coll ID turee-quarter acre plot at the COR
net Of i'aine avenue and Bayeau road.
valued at $1,000. TO Frank =. Hayden Of
New York, who will improve with a hne
Colonial residence for his own occu.
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GLEN HEAD ESTATE SOLD.

Burton Thompson & Co. have sol the
Russell doubleday place on the q
swamp and Glen Head roads. Glen ftean,
]. l., consisting OF residence and ABOUT
Ave acres of land. The property was
held At $4,000. The purchaser will
make extensive improvements.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


9th ST. $50 w-Abraham Gordon att
william BUTLER ct al. Nov IL,
6STH ST, 81 W.-Central Cornice Works
agt Alice Nicoll ct al. Sept ?s. 1915 $40
BROADWAY, 1881 l239-Barnet
Schmith agt Oderwald Iron Works ct al,
Nov 9. 1915 tby bond) ..........&iss.+
Bronx.
HIST ST, . cor Melross av 2oxss-
october 20. SAB. 20
KINGsBRIDGE Az, e $. 95 Il s OF 23+th
at, 5Oxio5-Standard Plumbing Co agt
seabury Building Co. Inc, ct al, Novem-
Der II, ..Sls0
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w~ASHINGTON, Nov. ls-The battle
ship, Arkansas hns nrr'en AT n''tnt1h
submarine t. at New York collier Iiec.
tor at Lambert Point; destroyer Perkins
at Pensacola tug Puwhattan at New York
yard; destroyer Sterrrtt Mt Pensacola, and
9unboat yorktown at San Diego
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WANTED-Position as purchasing agent
Have had over twenty years experience In
purchasing department of largest company
In the L. S. Thoroughly familiar with buy.
ing. systemstizing and accounting. High
est references. Address PURCHASING
ACT, box 1866 sun ONCE.
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SAILED FOX NEW fOKKI
So Caserta. from Genoa.
SIS Monterey. from Vera Cruz.
SIS MORO Castle, from Nassau
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. New Jersey and
eastern rennsylvsnia, rain to-day; prob
ably fair Tomorrow; moderate to fresh
east gales m the coast to-day. becoming
west Tomorrow.
For New England. rain and warmer to-
day: probably fair tomorrow; east gales
on the coast, becoming west Tomorrow.
For western New York, rain and colder
to-day; partly cloudy tomorrow; fresh
TO strong south. shifting to west. winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE depression
which occupied the plains states on
Wednesday moved "a little eastward yes
Arkansas embraced all sections between
the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
River: also the cast Gulf States,
the pressure was high, with
Rain fell In the lower Mississippi Valley.
the QUIZ and south Atlantic states, and
on the north Pacific coast. 1t was gen
orally fair elsewhere.
u was colder In tho northeastern states
ana freezing temperatures extended south
ward into virginia In the morning. a.
Higher temperatures prevailed In the
south Atlantic and Gulf States, the CEN
tral valleys and upper lake regions.
In this city the day was fair; colder
age humidity. &c per cent; barometer.
corrected to read to sea level, at . A. NJ,
Sot7: 3 +. NJ, 30.37.
The temperature In this city yesterday. AZ
recorded by the official thermometer. Is shown
In the annexed table:
1918. 1914 1918. 1914.
ssAMi 20. e: sFF.. H. H.. s 81:
sP. ri ...iS' 35oliaa Mid. .io' as
Highest temperature. 40. at 2iO r. NJ.
Lowest Temperature. $40. at n A NJ
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100000 rARRYTowN SALE.

The Or. William p. Moynam place a
Tarrytown has been sold. It Ia valued
at 100000 and consists OF about forty
acres. with large dwelling and outbuild-
ings. 1t has h large frontage along
Broadway
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises Gas Sun sets. 4 IS Moon sc.s .s:50
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyH'k 8 AS Gov. Isl. 8 23l Hell Gate sl3
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AMI .AMu. AN
Arrived-THuRsDAY. November ~.
SIS Pacific Transport. $40 A. NJ. London.
Oct. g.
s, chumle,sh; IL p NJ. Wednesday, Mar
ss Santa Marta, i2:N p. NJ. Kingston.
Nov. II.
ss Trym, cI5 p. NJ, Cienfucgos. Nov. 10.
SIS Bermudlan, $50 A. NJ. Bermuda. Nov. "a.
SIS Tortusero, 1870 A. ~. Santa Marta.
Nov. ..
Sc Chelston, 10 70 A. NJ. Inagua. Nov. II.
So Brilliant. BATON Rouge. Nov.
So Comus. New Orleans. Nov. n.
IS Corozal. Galveston. Nov. ~.
SIS Moss, Charleston. Nov. IL.
Ss Gulfstream. Port Arthur. Nov 2
50 Radiant. Sabine. Nov :.
S. Huron. Jacksonville. Nov. 10
So Maasdyk. Baltimore. Nov T..
Ss Jefferson. Norfolk. Nov. Il.
ARRIVED FROM NEw YORK
Ss Cameronia. At GLASGOW.
IS kristian,afIord at Bergen,
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So Caserta. from Genoa.
SIS Monterey. from Vera Cruz.
SIS MORO Castle. from Nassau
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a,;ys. woodford. b a n, / Madison
Nv $4,000
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
i3sD sT.,ss ?7s W Willow sv. Is sxlco.a.
iesi issd Ns al. Nsr IL e. p Gue p a. per- bona nd:
atty. Dora panielson. 10: E ls:d
STU AZ. ws.i?5 N Nelson av, i;.lNicow
Wsid. :ss Madison sv. Oct SO ! yrs.
LOT S. s; ak Tx L! i p map a,,'G Morris its F fsrN-h asS.
mony CONSTR Co. Inc. to Edw r Ashley.
T4s st Nicholas av, Nov !. due as per
bond; atty ! @ A 7 co. lIe Brosdo
sAMk PR;oPERTY-same to Herman
$1,000, Nov /. yfs, Z; ,si,x;
HOE Az. ::5n i!:d 81 :csiO!.,
i rvins Ct. pr mtg 1000 Nov i. %ins,si..
p c; atty. chas II Friedrich. S5,N.s;
LOT Isl. map Jos Husson-cha soos to
Louisa h Diener. 1893 Gleason av. Oct
g. due a. per bond attys, A & 6 =
ROAD leading from william;bridse to
Hunt, IS a : .srass Az. n'a, !
Holland av. t5oxi3ox5o, 5xIo0xij5-Hunt
Land Corpn 10 Wm V Aston, Rhineheek.
! D ), coulter STx y: "a we " .s e. per BOND SCI. s 'eSo
NORRIS Az. W $. q n is3d st. iooxlo5-
LYMAN Berman Bldg Co. Inc. TO Wr,
NJ Moore. 10th st and University nv,
Nov u.s.. due May J, 1917. 6 p atty;
r q = T Co. l7s Bway, ........ 80, 600
LOT iIs. map sound View Park-Frank
carman to Bank Clerks Cooper Il e. l.
Assn, 20 Bway. Nov IL. ~installs 4 y G;
atty, T T 60. l7s Bway ..... $4,000
LOT is. blk 3249, map Maria l. Trayers.
25Nlo0-Mary Gamble IN fremont Il 4
l. Assn, 1891 Washington av.. NOV -,
~instalis 6 p c; atty. 7 q A. T CO, ~
Bway .Sl,oo0
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
with name and address of lenders
tOrney.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
JEROME Ay. W Hlst st, l:e.S.soyI:s
xsI, Dec 81, Ia06-Wm & Mary . Hob
son and ano to stephan Parker. atty.
Chas a Furthman. Sd sv and its,h
slsT ST, n $, 1874 W 9Th av, IS txss.s.
Aug ii. %isli--Union Land Holding Co 70
Robt A Norr'ss; atty. 7 q c. iIs
,a spSusSr ST. ii i, n $, 100 E Mad aI, :oxss'ii,
June l., isos-Mount Giiead Bsp,is,
Church 20 Clara kinkeidey; attys. Bea!s
,ssp S. 81. IS $, 500 way .th av. so.ss'iiiiWvv
same to Jennie Heilisman.. Maueh
CHUNK. Pa attys, l. & A y zinke, Egg
7r RTs Xv, 55s, n W $. being 10. zoos map map
Of the HERMITAGE, 9Th ward 2tssioo;
to DsI Frank curtis. i5s " 5s,h st. csr and
trus atty. ] II Work. SO Bway. ssj, 900
FRANKiIN s 7, 7G;I2 n : :Is chS1ch
Jas II & Margaret V Hagsin to Harris
d Colt, bl5 Park ay. trus: attys. cur:
It's, Mallet-Prevost & Colt. 30 Broad
Set :, issSiSJa. : { e's Sans, y H.ss,n
70 %i. Rsnser' $ T Grssn CO i.d % p ws,' 81 800. .Scs
GOT HIST, n S, 40 o Sd av. ll5xioo Sxst.ax
l?s-Jacob Rupert, to Ellen King, 80 p
ssth st; attys, Anderson g. II. So Wall
5.TH ST. ass z. $50 W lei av. sss
1905, sept. -. lsos-Samuel J. Well to
Flora PfeiTer; attys, Blandy. Mooney n
9TH ST. 80 W, 50. 81 " 5th av, a5.ix
ssll. July 5, lsio--Jos II q Agnes v
OConnell to the Emigrant Indust Saw
Bank: atty, NJ j Seaman. 81 Chambers
| y ..s.',,'' .,',.' ''''stS'uVV
18TH ST, 4l0-426 r, = .. BIS " Av A.
runs 3 1903 3x W 7Sx . W 26.sx n II to
blk x " AK ?2lx : W AK n W
10 beg, Dec 16. l90s-Wanderman Constr
60 to Max Kohre. 20 r l23d st; attys.
Kantrowitz s EsbeIs, s2o Bway So, 900
l23D ST. n .. 80 " 18th av. Is, 7xiO0.1l, Jan
10. l9l0-John + Springer Realty Co "a
David Bernstein; atty. Cromwell q Macy.
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klTUATIONS MANTEn-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT and Office Manager. com
petent and experienced, highest credentials
seeks position with progressive concern
AUDITOR, box 1879 sun ONCE.
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HELP WANTED.

LARGE reliable company will pay 81 to
s. daily 20 employed persons for doing
little extra work In spare time, No cam
vassing, no experience. no money required
In advance, PALMER CO, s02 W. Lake.
Chicago.
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slawson 4 Hobbs nave rented for
Charles A. Milled to r. A. Nedwell l2S
West Seventy.second street.
c. l. F~erlinghetti. with NJ. q L. Hess.
has leased the four story dwelling at 210
West Tthirty-ninth street to c.. Passi.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pablo O2er1ngs Yesterday in Man.
haitian and Bronx salesrooms.
MI II III IL
BY Joeeph p, Day.

BY Joseph p. Day.
2Asxioo. story loft 4 str blds-city
Real Estate Co agt w G Althause ct
al; due, Se3,e22eI taxes. &C. s5.3.so;
to the plaintiff for ............s 50. 900
MONTGOMERY ST. G5-7. . e cor Monroe
st. 3sxs0. 9 story tint q rtrs-G u Mac
lay agt Beriiner 4 Grecnberg. Inc. ct al:
due. 45&.22t.ll; taxes. &C. N,37S.ee; 10
the plaintiff for .....,.........s+7. ooo
BY Daniel Greenwald.
PARK ROW. 1872. n e. 1913 Q Duane At.
2txi07.S. 4 story tint 4 ctr; Park Row.
l2<-s, n =. ?2s.3 e Duane st. 25x10s.7
story tint a str; William at, 1919. n q,
16.3 . New Chambers st, 35.646x irreg
Z story loft Bldg: sth st. 81 4. . .. IS
~ Mercer Ut, 2<x56, 8 story loft bldg
SHERIFF. sale of all right, title, &C
which JEANNE Stewart had OF Aug rs
1915. or since: to the plaintiff. Cattle.
r!ne Taylor. for e23. zoo
lat 3cos THIRD AvENUE.1
BY Henry Brady.
:39TH ST. ESQ z, on map 24S Z. 9 9. -.
" katonah av. 40xl00. . story dwlg-
Lena Bessercr agt A A Spaulding Bun
ting ct al: due. Si.6iS. 81; taxes. &c
3lts.ee; sub to a pr mtg Of $4,000; Z,
the plaintiff for .St.7ot
BY Joseph p. Day.
NORTH OAK DRIVE, 8 9, & South Oai
DIR. n 8. lots ~. ~. 70 4 so. map OF
Brentwood. 1~o0x200-Harlem Saw Bi
agt c r sawyer: due. S1a. 2sl.25 taxes
&C. $7I5.S5: to the plaintiff for. $4,000
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Army and Navy Orders.

W~ASHlNGTON, Nov, N-Thl7 army
order was issued to-day:
Cant. Y. : wheeler. . NJ G., from
Texas city, Tex, 10 Fort sam Houston,
Tex.
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HOE SELLS AT WHITE PLAINS

pancy. Tho sale was negotiated b,
James d. Mccain.
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Howell c. Perrin and Charles L. Per-
rim report the sale OF Valley Brook
Farm. White Plains. for Arthur Hoe to
Sidney +. Ward also two lots In Howell
Park to Samuel A.. Thomas. who will
build two houses, IN w lots to Robert
4. Carrick, who will start the erection
Of a house Immediately.
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HELP WANTED-NALE,

STENOGRAPHER and Typewriter who
can copy from rough draft, one acquainted
with the manufacturing business; state
salary and experience, good opening for
the right party. WIRE NAILS. <02 Oak
land 81, brooklyn.
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TRANsACTToNs RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

Downtown.
,so,,n a, rou,,.entn ,t)
MONROE ST. 70. , a. s1.7 W PIKE s,. ASK
WsISorf!' W"ngrew Z sn s,,y 10 Wei
MSXReE 81. ~ 6 : :. s,s'. . PIN, =; az
az " is'th aD Ct; mtE iss;S9'i ROW NOV ii
cL,ST0N sr. isi.s. y :: $50 : n5o s.,,
~, fosss'eWwbert soi,an e soco' nov
:...:S
sSoME ST; s Sd. :, Io ,e G HH, rus.
= 4 ana. p s. Tse%p:on = i. mtg $500;
HiHlNuToT 81; !, 81 9 AMeT -; iss
Prospect rsrs w. pk iiSs Oct 3; address.
81 ST; t. e /. gag E q x ~; 5000 + 10
Nov ia Is .sa!... 30 - swas .::::si
y a.. AX' b sh1l.,s: y !. {; a. ! 't h. e. xi ss.'i III
sw.y ELECTROMAGNETIC s and 500
,sss :s,.ss. 3 s SHT TO ' y : wVs..Sics!Sn .s
Sss-western Electric CO. Of 1innois TO
western Electric Co OF n \. $s WeS
tonntsioi. ,M NtwNg +; sGsnns,rw & e. to
me- cs?.y. ~ Ei% st; S:s Hcss:,,:.
Geo y ssuehis. IS park Row....'iS0
,r.,, =, r,,,, Feat s.d.: v.u,,..,,,
Az y. ,,,.,; and non st., d, ...,
sl.s-F D'onofrio. Inc, 70 Leone Hold
Ing Corpn. 81 Park Row. mtg $4,000.
NV ~ ANY, JULIUS II Zieser' % rs.rn
LIST Av. ass. i'm 81. aisioS
a ,o urse,Uct SLHarsnH' S,tor,
av. benjamin Maisr' iss W iisth q
and Michael Mailer. iso Z 18TH 81. Nov
sri. Ii r ~ IS T 2 E. g. i; T. s 20 ID l., 4. ;,'' 81
PARK fyEsI AZ, mig sss'" $4,000 r Hov iiG". s,ty..
GOTH ST. ISL Z, n ., ies " sd Az, 'acs
Holding Co. ITO Bwsy. mtg $40. 500. Nev
II: atty. Julius Miller, ~ Bway I'LL
18TH ST - Il. n 50? = Madison Az.
Ann. Fri.dfieh. - = ss,S st. a 9. Nsv
ssD ST. isa z. rs 1905 v % Az. sox
icosHLawyers mtg Go to Arden Cen
Nov II: atty. fS CO. IL s%ay 800
West Side.
'we't or Firth az, between Fourteenth
ss..sss.s-DurS.m Really corpn I 10 7stn
mtg Sis3, 900, Nov IS; atty, T q CO,
liz Bway 800
bsTh ST. i5s " 3 .. i2S = 7th av. 2sx
ties. i 4 " .s.S Sh 81. Nov 90 s =: atty 5 s f'; q
Co. 17s Bway .stoe
VEST M Az. 8 9 c 18th at. So. ?xsi.sx
irree xss-7sth st 4 West End Av Co to
durham Realty Corpn. 200 9Th av. mtg
SSvo.vVV' NOV ioi atty. I y co, ~
"
wv"
'MhnNattdu lelduu. nOEtn OF llutn ST.
il?TH ST. w. n $. l52 W 9Th av. lsN
| lo0.ll-Chas l. Heydt. ref. to Susal
TnSkerman ct a.. a. Tuxedo Park, N \,
g. $4,000
fiSTH ST. ss. $50 " It'll av. boxloo IL
Sno Dunlap to Lsons heiding corpn
Julius II Zleser; So Park Row $40,
Isaac siivermsn to isaac ssndusky. Il
Henry st. or 80 Nassau st. mtg $40. 600
Aus
av. isxioo.li ior.eios Nov S@cns.
Coster. ref, to Mary $ wi,herbee. Por
Henry. Y. Nov IL: attys. Bowers 4
s; - CEDAR ;Yi1'oo'
l2?D ~. 35s w. n $. Jig e Columbus av
1snico liSDonald h1oertsen GO a.,
e. Al liens. Nov II: atty. Thos =.
lS2D ST. y W. IS, ls5 e Lenox av. lss
ss"iI-Shas y Weber to phiipina weoef
atty Weber. So la.th SITS
CEULSS Sr: 10 Ainsteraam =,
2sSs.;S-wm Schsefsr to Geo Enre,
lis. tsrx aH. I'VE si'Iv"' Zee v isVee
= Sru'shSra az
ioonsSifiSonponAid Robertson co !
A. ali lens. nov Il at'y' mos NMeehar
10 ""aS '''''' '''''
Bronx
,noroosD ., Tho pro0,,
sru Az 49, A9t , S.iso, a. --,ox,on-
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CITY REAL BSTATU.
HoraceS.Ely&C
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
FIRST mortgage 50. 900 for 3 ysars: sx~
Eir edge: titles Guaranteed. c. E. BROWN
ELL, 2S Kings Highway, Brooklyn.
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SAL Monday

Philadelphia. liverpool. $50 VI l2@M
Fscersand. Brt Guiana l. ON 500 M
stephen Il. Jones. Monte
NIdtu. .r.....,r. l-'
princess Anne. Norfolk ,....,.... @6
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

HIGHEST temperature. 49,, at 2lO J.. NJ.
Lowest temperature. $40. at o A. NJ.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

Father.
UNION TROUBLES am writ
ing this to do what can to keep the
building trades workers of Chicago
informed about this new agreement
which bids fair to be the rock on
which labor will be a house divided
against itself. At the plumbers
meeting this agreement was adopted
by an oligarchy of officials, theirstool
pigeons and sluggers. There seemed
to be an incipieRt rebellion against
it, but after one member dared to get
up and protest against it he was
slugged and denounced as an outsid-
er, an anarchist and a Socialist. The
president would entertain no motion
from the floor, although at least four
were made and seconded.
I have been a member of the Chi
cago plumbers for 10 years and can
safely say that never has their stu
atoms been so dangerous. Distrust
of the officials is unanimous and no
hope for a change; 1900 plumbers
dominated by a handful Of booze
holsters without a suggestion Of ca
pacity other than mediocre, with the
resort to the iron heel, the mailed
fist and the spittoon to overcome OBJ
lection, officials will sell every posi-
Bile thing that they can make a COM
modify Of, interested in supply hous-
es and political anti-labor propagan-
da With them all things for or
against labor are a commodity for
sale to the enemies Of labor.
am not writing this to invite fur
Their discussion on how labor unions
can nd themselves Of enemies on the
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much about what our children are
doing and don't take enough interest
in their little lives. l know there
would have been an awful roar by
fathers if there was such negligence
in an Office building where they
worked. The point is that the chill
dren didn't report or complain be-
cause they didn't know their rights.
They take for granted things that
are not explained to them. Some
body ought to prepare a school text
book on 'Children's Rights. ="
Father.
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lie P. IN. GENERAL.

THE P. M. GENERAL" Scratch
Russian and you will find a Tar
tar" That saying may apply to a
southerner, our postmaster general
Burleson by name, Texan, who un-
knowingly inherited that southern
slave-owner's cold-blOoded attitude
toward the fellow who has to work
for a living He was able to deceive
the public by putting on a polished
front. but the public scratched him
and they found a Tartar"
There is a deficit in the U. S. post
Office. In the face of this deficit this
Texan admits catalogues from mail
order houses to parcel post rates,
thereby saving the mail order con-
Germs $2,5O0,O0 and causing a fall
ing of of postal receipts Of like
amount
He has found scheme whereby
the expense of the department can
be cut down. It is to cut the salaries
Of the men who do the work in the
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inside. I shall not dare to sign my
name for the sake of my wife and
children. - Union Plumber, Local
100 N. A.
cITY oET THREE PR cENT.

IL al dIS uluSlC VIII one OF Lu6 L6tS~
phone company's minor officials re-
Gently he made the assertion that the
Chicago Telephone Co. gave the city
55 per cent of their gross earnings,
the same as the city railways do. He
is in position to know, and seemed
in earnest when he said it. viii you
kindly say if you know of any such
arrangement between the telephone
company and the CITY, and greatly
oblige.-G. A. Selleck.
Answer-The Chicago Telephone
Co. pays the city three per. cent of it's
gross earnings from "an sources"
according to its franchise On Aug.
81, 1914, the company paid the city
comptroller 1921, 1886, this repre-
senting the 8 per cent for the first
months Of 1914 The statement on
the last months was not available
at the city comptroIlers' Office
Editor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-04
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
WILL SELL FLOWERS
Young Students Will Assist Woman ;.
Clinic Tomorrow Chaperons
Appointed.

Tomorrow will be q busy day for the
Woman's Clinic. when q flower sale will
be held at LOG F street northwest to HELM
defray some Of the expenses Of the or
ganization. The report Of the past I'VE
months shows 1872 visits to the clinic
and 1,7C4 prescriptions compounded. The
clinic fees have amounted to $4ll.l3. Out
side of these small receipts the work de-
ponds upon dues from membership and
donations.
DR.. Edith Sc Vile Coale, chairman Of
the ways and means committee, has ar
ranged with young ladies representing
the various high schools Of the city to
give their services for the day. Tho fol-
lowing chaperons will be in charge Of
the school units:
Mrs William r. Weddefspoon. Mn. Georys Mish
Smith. Mrs. Franco A. Bersneld. As. Paul wsg.
ley Miss Stella McGreagh. Mn. Edward L. Stock.
DR.. Ida J. Heiberper. DR.. Isabel Lamb. Mn. Jacob
Locher, Miss Laura Graddick. Mrs Nellie Hooper
Barrett, Mrs Cora II. Campbell. Mra Jennie p.
Rudlon. Miss Z F. Gillette Mrs. NJ. W. Shepard.
Mrs. Blanche Eagoh. Ars. Sadie Hanney. Mrs.
W. T. Gearheart and Ms. Howard Deall.
A prize Is offered to the young lady
selling the greatest number Of flowers,
and it is hoped that a large sum will be
realized.
The officers Of the clinic are: Mrs
Emily Lee Reagan. president: DR.. D. 8.
Lamb. treasurer; Mrs. c. p. Burleigh,
recording secretary; Or. K. A. Read. COR
responding secetary: DR.. ]. ]. Heiberger.
Superintendent Of clinic.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-04
WANT INSANE PEOPLE
TREATED HUMANITY
Mental Hygiene Society Formed to
Cooperate with Other Scientific
Rodies

The Washington Society for Menta
Hygiene was formally organized last
night at meeting at the New Willard
to cooperate with the national commit
tee for mental hygiene and the various
State societies in procuring the enact
ment of, legislation for more humane and
scientific treatment Of the insane
throughout the nation.
A constitution was adopted and pre-
liminary plans made for the early he
ginning OF work by the Washington So
ciety. The meeting was under the direc-
ton of the organization committee, Com
posed of DR.. William A. White, tenn
porary chairman: Surgeon General Ru-
pert Blue. Miss Julia Lathrop. President
Leech. Of the medical society, and DR..
D. P. Hickling.
The organization committee was au-
thorized to name thirty members Of the
board Of directors, and these will name
another thirty. SO that the board finally
will consist Of sixty. 1t Is probab Bile that
the members will be named by the or
ganization committee within n week.
Among those present were Judge ].
Wilmer Latimer. OF the Juvenile Court
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. F. A. Tanning,
II. Ralph Burton. counsel for the medi-
cal society: DIR. William c. Robbins, DR..
Mary O'Malley. DR.. G. A. F. Pfeiffer. DR..
William Fl. HUH. and DR.. Prentice Will
son.