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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-14
(First May 22nd. last Aug. 14th)
Notice of Mortgage Sale

=. whereas. Louis Resented. and Nal
Ia Rosenfeld, his wife. OF the City u
Crystal Falls, Iron County. Michigan.
made. executed and delivered certain
mortgage, bearing date the first day
Of March. A. ID. 1911, TO Nathan War
Bhawsky, OF the City OF Crystal Falls,
in the same County, and State, which
said mortgage was duly recorded in the
once OF the Register OF Deeds. OF the
County OF Iron, and State OF Michigan,
on the first day OF March, A. ID. 1911, at
four O'Clock In the afternoon, and re-
corded in Liber 10 OF Mortgages, on
pages 372, 1913 and 374; and the said
Nathan warshawsky, is now the owner
and holder OF said mortgage above
described:
And Whereas, the amount claimed
TO be due upon said mortgage at the
date Of this notice, if the sum OF Seven
hundred four and 62-100 dollars. and
no suit or proceeding has been insti-
tuted at law, to recover the debt now
remaining due. OF any pant thereof.
secured by said mortgage;
And Whereas, default has been made
In the payment OF the money secured
by said mortgage, whereby the power
Of sale contained therein. has become
operative; now, therefore, notice is
hereby given that by virtue OF said
power of sale. and In pursuance there
OF. and OF the Statute in such case made
and provided. the said mortgage viii
be fore-closed by a sale OF the mort
gagged premises at public vendue to the
highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House, in the City OF Crystal
Falls, aforesaid, that being the place
of holding the Circuit Court within
said County, on the 23rd day OF August
A. ID. 1915. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon; the description OF said premises
described and contained in said mort
gage is as follows:
Lot numbered one hundred eighteen,
11S), OF the plat OF the Village OF
Crystal Falls. Iron County. Michigan,
together with all tenements, heredita-
ments and appui ,enances thereunto
belonging;
Excepting. saving and reserving the
mineral right thereto, heretofore re-
served in any previous conveyance
executed and delivered prior TO this
mortgage.
= Dated this 22nd day of May, A. d..
1915.
Nathan Warshawsky,
Mortgage.
horiarty a. Dryer
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Business Address:
Crystal Falls. Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-14
WILLIAM THAw DECORATED.
American In French Aviation Corps
Gets His Third Citation.

william Thaw Of Pittsburgh. who II
serving ms an aviator In the French
army, has Just received his third cita.
tlon In the orders OF the day He-has
been detailed 70 the dangerous work
OF locating and observing German bat.
teries. often situated two or threemIles
behind the FIRST line.
Recently while flying low one shell
broke Immediately beneath his ma
chine. Ii Is the Germans custom 10
fire three test shells 70 locate an ayi-
ators range AS soon as the FIRST shell
broke Thhw Immediately started 10
rise and then dive 20 avoid the two
ensuing shells 49,. 50.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-14
Odd Happenings
In the Days News

A Chicago druggist left $4,000 to his
Dog
Women mail carriers are replacing
the men In London.
Mosquitoes win not bite girls wear
ing yellow stockings, IL discovery re-
ported from Georgia.
A casket maker IN Brooklyn sues for
divorce, alleging that an undertaken
embalmed bis wife's love for him.
Seeing pursuing dogs near, a deer
committed suicide near Brewsters, N
Y, by jumping IN front Of locomo
tive.
A fine of box OF candy and bunch
OF flowers was imposed by Cincinnati
Judge on q man accused OF abusing bis
wife.
Father OF 1000 children by adoption
Charles Page, oil millionaire, Ia taking
them all from Oklahoma to the Pana'
ma exposition.
"whered you get the nivverf" q
Bannerman IN. W man asked his
friend with a new auto and was shot
and killed for II.
Governor OF North Carolina as {
movie star takes part in a new photo
play, showing the necessity OF efiicien
cy IN the national guard.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-14
MORE PEOPLE GO TO COLLEGE
21e,4ss Students In SGT institutions In
1914.

There were 210.4o3 students In 567
colleges. universities and archaeological
schools In 1914. according 10 the an
nual report Of the commissioner Of ed
ucation just issued. This il an In
crease OF l4,202 over 1913. Men still
outnumber women I'm higher education.
There were i30.373 men ia 1914 and
77,120 women as compared with 1884,
GA men aud T3,5s7 women Ia 1913.
Receipts during the year totaled
si2o.507.25T OF which sls,422,ss0 was
for endowment Benefactlons 20 coli
leges and universities totalcd S26.670,-
OFT, something over 100000 more
than in the previous year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-14
First Aug 7. last Aug. Il. 1879
PROBATE NOTICE
STATE or MICHIGAN,

The Probate Court for the County OF
Iron.
Al a session OF said court, held at
the probate Office in the City Of Crys-
tai Falls. in said county. on the End
day OF August A. ID. 1915.
Present: Hon Claude c. Rite
Judge of Probate
Tn the Matter Of the Estate Of Carl
Johan Carlson Deceased.
Michael H. Moriarty having filed I'm
said court his final administration ac-
count. and his petition praying for
the allowance thereof and for the as
signment and distribution OF the resi-
due OF said estate.
II Is ordered, that the 23rd day Of
August A. ID. 1915, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said probate office, be
and is hereby appointed for examining
and allowing said account and hearing
said petition;
4 II II further ordered, that public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF copy OF this order. for three sue
cessive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing. in the Diamond Drill news
paper printed and circulated IN said
county.
Claude {. Rite.
Judge OF Probate.
I A trsie copy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-14

Women Advised to Go. Barefoossd.
60 barefoot Is the advice OF Bos-
ton doct4re who. Gays not even China
approaches the. outrageous abuse OF
the feet 81 American women
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27

u@os @erf, ipelhes gnsla1o gu
bpubri11aen bat, beitebt niht in Ser
l1eebrninbung eincs ebrlihe1 Geg<
ners, lpnberu in Der Nusrpttul,9 elmer
@0Ile n b I'll t, niht in her 8idz
tisltenung geipiiler Acknowledgment,
lonbern in bem Mufrdltmcn nit einem
giftiscn Insipnds an oem
freltnbliden Mutlis Der Matur, nidyt
in ben1 annpfe nit elmer menldIiden
9rn,cc, iu1oern nit hem 6inabldlellz
bern elmer 8 Ii elsralle in Sen
Mberllliih. Gu lan9e lna1 cine lolde
Mrbcit pnr lib but, borf nun lid on
%berf5nnntffd)e Negelu niht binbcn. gs
liegt M men1 hIi6en nnb
ipiliatprii6 den Sntercne,
lid fcine Gfralpeln Su maiden llnb si
Sen Mitteln, bie nm ldnenlfen belfen,
5lt ereifei1."
Cans rnS gar; u@ritiider Gentle<
mani"
Inns 10 ipic hicier .8ritilde Gentle
man" benfcn aIleIngfpn1anel1 III Sine
rita, Sen bpdlten gcamtcn bes 2unbes
ii / d t altsgenpnmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27

- Sic uSrbu1a" legclte nit 1O,z
600 Gonnen &riegsmaterinI unb n6t
Mmerifanern ais @dnstruppe ab
vim Nanen Der Nienidlibfsit".
8em eth bcltl6es l1nterlccbppt
bieles lblpinmenbe britilde Irleaal
angreift, ipirb bas ais cine uporbebadt
lin reunblidc~ Gambling betrabtet
,iperben.
- 8en1 mir MIR ni6t bon anhcrcr
.geitc 5meifeIbafte ltnfreunhliGfeitcn
10 gang freu1lblid cinItcdten.
- Inter bem 9rl1d Scr Gcrb1Itnilz
ie mill Bic rullildlc Ne9ierlt19 ben9rud
llcllcr @ubeli6eil1c bel6leunise1.
- Sic ltneineeldrdnftc @eripenz
olu1g Ser 9rl1derprelien our &erltelz
lung BON Hapicr9clb lit Sic ein5ige
Grebfrcibeit, Sic BON Sen rl,iiilhen 8cz
bDr0en gctattct 1pirb.
- @iner Set gcfdbrliditen britil6en
Gdlihe gebt barallf aus, Bic amerifaz
mlden Sinansen in Sic eigcne1 10 81
peripideIn, DOB tic 5ltiamnlcn ltcber
obcr fallen miiilen.
- Sic M,i1en iteden alle Gtdbte
tunb @6rfer in 8ranp, Sic tic bor Ser
anriidenbcn 9elltlden ridllmen miiiien
'gcneen ltnb 9rennen lit alles. mas bie
8ll1en bon ariegsfiibrnng nerltcben.
- Cine 81lltllr1ation, bieie 8n1en
Sic gnglanb lib ali &erbiiloeten 9eger
Bic bcutldcn v@um1en unb @arbaren"
error. SIN eiacr1en 2anbe lenacn mi
beripiilten 1ie. tpic int frembcn. on
feubar per5ibtcn lie allf Sic SSoce, allr.
lano beim Sricbensi9llb ipicbcr 81
befpmmc,l.
\
-Sn 8etrngrub erfcnnt man pl6b.
lid, BOB Ser @erlult Der gabnIini.
Dublin : Gbolm oSie Sillc nicbt c1t.
[I6eibcn miirbe." Sollte Ser bluti{
nmitrittene SAienenltraag ipirflid
|i@on III beutlden SdrtSen fem?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
Hraiibcnt 8ilion nnb bas amcrifa-
nildJe GDlf.

Sn elmer 8uidrift at oie 3eitidrift
gital Sliue tritt Der uncertainties
llniueriitatsprofeiior g0mnno
p 0 II 80 a d Der NuffaIlnng en%t5egeil,
ais lei icber quite amerifanilde giirgcr
perpflidtet, mbeleben nnb unbeantan@
Bet allies 9ut5ubeiben, mas 8rdiioent
@illon tbut. st erinnert Bic @erfc6-
ter bieicr Nuffaiiung, Die iid belonbers
maulig MAIDEN, felt Die anntroperle nit
.8eutldlanb in Der gbtpebe lit, OH Sic
ibnen algenl6cinli6 aus Oem @es
ba9tnib entldipu1lbene gbatiade, bab
ipir IN ben Ser. Staaten nl1r linen
gouberdn baben. bas 8nIf, 1nb
Dap Der 8rdiibent nibt Ser @err, lonz
bern Ser 9iener Beg 8olfes lit, bas
i'm n1r banit beauftragt fat, fir Ell
men 3eitrallm bpn bier Sobren Sic
@elddfte ieiner, bes 8plfes, &egierz
ing gu fiibren. 60 lei Da9er einfa9
l1nli1ln, ipenn Sic I'M 9ienite gnglanbs
ltebenben 3eit1ngen beballpten, bas
Iamerifanil6e Soft miille Ben Brdlibenz
ten in ieber 8olitif nnteritiben, ollD
tpem bieie Nolitif Sic gefabr zines
|arie9es beraufbeibipore. User bas
mterihreibc, Der ipanne Sen @asen
bor bas Hferb.
Sic irrige Sbee. bab ser Yraiibent
Der Scr. Stuaten ipdhrenb leines
Imtstermines iouberan lei, lit frii6er
ldon alfsetaudt, aber niemoIs lit Tie
nit folder 5eftigfeit berfodten iporz
Sen, pie lie segentpdrtig bon ber i'm
9iente gnglonbs itebenbcn Erelle
berfo9ten miro. sic eebt 10 tpeit,
iebel1, Ser nit Ben Nnii9tcn bes Era<
lioenten nidt iibereinitimmt, ODER an
ieiner l1nfeblbarfeit 8tpeifel aalbert,
|als 2anbesperratber gu branbmarfen.
9esbalb, 10 lagt bie gincim1atier
rSreie 9re1e~, baben mir es ieiner
13eit nit Sreuben begriibt, oal
8illiam Scnninss 8rpan often ee=
gen Sic allsipdrtige &olitif be5 Eraiiz
benten gtellung nabm, ipobur9 cl
Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ser ii
gefdbrli6er 8eile I'M iih 5u greifcr
brobte, BEN Iooesitob beriekte unb bas
Gedt Ser &ritif, bas bamols ern]tIid
in @efabr mar, in bplem l1mfang,
ipieoer beriteIte.
Gus Benz gIetben @rl1,1be begriiBer
mir Sic 8uidrift be5 9rofel1ors por
Mad nit Sreuben. ngs 9ieb
5n biele 2ente," i6rcibt e.
ant @bluiie ieiner bor5usli:
den Nusfiibrungen, ubie bergeie1
baben, bab in anoeren 2anbern ba;
@olf ieinem Gouberdil1 Ii II tt /
lit, ipdbren0 mir bier ipuperdn in lin:
ierem eigenen Geib uub teines Scr:
+ e II untertbanen 1inb. 2aBt Sic, mel
de Suit ba5l1 baben, 1id riibmen, :Da'
lie l1ntertbanen iinb, aber lnbt 81
Mmerifaner ltol5 auf ibr freie5 8iirger
tbum lein. 2oBt lie eiferliibtig barii
ber paden, DAB lelbit in errc9tcn Sci
ten berlporrenen 9enfens ni9t Sic Mn
idauungen Der Mnglpmanen Gbatia9
tperben. MDdte es niht geIagt perbel
%f0nnen, 0ab cine idtpadlide Inter
niirfigfeit ibrerieits Bic irrige 1bcori
itdrfte, pab oas louberdne golf irgen
einem Meniden @ebpriam Ii. Siigiam
felt ld11lbe. Ser Hrdlibent lit MIR Sc
erite 9iener bes ouerifaniidcn gplfes
unD iebes nabre amerifunil6e 9rin5i
berlanst bon Inn, bab ct lppa1 lit &c
gen Die beitcn Sntercllen Des amerifa
ni5den gpIfes."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
Ser 8cn,pfraf
0~esransct 1851
6eranseeber: $. Glider Nrinting So,
entsrsd at the PostoffIes ct Davenport
% Second Class Matter.

EF# aEaH"+ aFaEaESDt EILH
0er rxxsItAe oe~ssrst.. etdd1tes,,o
S.Gxtdes.Husgnbe, feds Nunmnern ieSe Moodhe'
Stre q. Bite Mbpnnenten In bteier Stabt hi
y 1ertS pbdentli8 ober $500 iatrIt6 r
Sseo1sdaslutt9 fret abaeItefert.
Gt ber eoft. a1berbalb Der etabt, nad Il.
~ eneut 8ottan1t tn ben Ser. etaaten, "a.
tatlx1a.
PIE es1staes . 1ussaDe, MIR burn bie 1ot
- teben Roftourt In ben Der. staate1. Tote
fesrAo e1.00 BET Borais5abIaHa.
Der r&aIJnBdentltme 1eusp.rat.. b,,r0 81,
eot tnnertaIb her 9er. stadten unb burd
Craaer IN ber etabt $3.50, BET BoraussnbIllnc
200; na& Canada $3.50 ,l1tb mad Gprppa
SA.0O pee Sabr BET goraussabluao.
Der yMbdentlt@e 9eMutrat", In atpe, 9bet
~ WAttpo3S nnb SpnnabenbS, ioftet inner
~ 6er ger. staaten $500, nab Canada i'm,
&H.h&4AEMa N
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
VI merifonifhe 81

Mmeritani de Gin
tdufer, Die tiir3li6 in 9pnppn elm
trofen, Inn bort tbren 8eoarf an
Orientalifden 9eppiden aa oedeu, 81
rieten in nidt geringes @rFaunen, als
iie in Der englii9en 5aupt1tabt erfabz
rem mubten, DaB in gan5 2pnpon sur
.3eit teine orientqIi{den Seppihe gu
erbalten ieien. Die srpBen Eager
beitdnbe 1inb serdumt unp Der arieg
nit Der Siirtei, ippie Die fait I'M
iiberpinobaren S4pierigtetten, Die
lid benz 8ertebr nit anberen orienta=
ltf4en Stooten entseseniteller, baben
bic Seppi9einfubr nod @nglanp gans
u%nterbunben. Mas bas bebeltet,
ipirb in einem Beridte bes napnfet=
ttpndrs" beroorseboben. 2pnbon mar
feit pielen Sabren Der 5tapelplab
r%ieienbafter Mengen prientalilher
5eppi9e, lnb Is bate fi6 in Der
gitp Elm febr beoe,ltetoer Seppihban<
bel entpidelt, bon belien @rtrdsnif1eu
5auienbe lebten, bic ltul, infolse DTS
Musbleibens neuer Mare pDllig BE-
lddftigungslps finb. Sic bsoeutenos
item Seppi4erobbdnoler baben ibr
per1onal gum iiberlptesenben Settle
entlofien, unb an ben 9iiren einiger
Eeppi9=@ ~rpb6anbler fanoen bic Gin
tdufer ben Gnfdlas: nWdbreno Der
9ausr bes Rrieses gei9loHen!" 8as
1T, mas man In gnglanb business
as usual" nennt! gu biefer er1terl
lleberrafdl.ng Der Nmeritaner seTellts
lid cine 5tpeite, dis lie nad Berlin
tamen uno bier bas ptrtidaftli1s
aeben in fart puliierenber arait fan.
cen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
Scr britiIhe @entl c

Scr britii1e Gentle
nj a IL ! Sn Der e1sliiden @odenl6rift
.Snbn Bun, Sic cine Mufluae BON
fiber cine Meillion @remplareu bat, fin
Set lid Gin gegen 9eutihlanS scribtes
ter Mrtifcl, aus bem mir folgenbe Stel<
Re entneBmen:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
9olttiidc 1lub nnpolitiidc Ma,bsloHen,

- Sic u0rbuna" Iegclte nit 1O,z
600 Sonnen ariegsmaterioI unb a6t
Mmertfunern ais @dl1etruppe ab .
rim Namen Der Menidlidfsit"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29

AT he Ncighhorhood Playhouse to-
morrow Gertrude Kingston, the actress
manager OF the Little Theatre in Lon
don, will appear in Shaws Captain
Brassbounds Conversion
The principals in the casts for Gran
VILE Rarkcr's forthcoming productions Of
Greek plays IN university s'adiums now
include Llldh Mccarthy, Edith Wynne
Matthlson Chrystal iIerne and Gladys
Hanson.
Rehearsals for James X Iacketts
production OF THE Man in Request"
modelled after Arthur H. Reeves dctec-
tive tales, have begun under the drec-
ton of Brandon lyman.
Twenty dancing girls will appear with
Ida Fuller in her new act AT the Palace
Theatre next week. Another vaudeville
engagement at the Palace for next week
Is that of Helen Rock. late Of the Winter
Garden production of Maid in America"
A new Vienncsc opera called "A Day
in Paradise has been put In rehearsal
by the Shuherts. The American YER
sion IL by Edgar Smith and Herbert
Reynolds.
The cast for wild Game" n new
Shubert production by Noel Campbell
Springer, will include Ralph Herr, Edna
Archer Crawford, Margaret Greene,
Ruth Fielding. May Dnnohue. Florence
Gerald William David. Robert MacKay.
Sam Hines. Edwin Caldwell, Charles
Mccarthy Frederick Smith, James Nor
ton and George Weller.
The officers OF the automobile Club
OF America will give tie las, dance OF
the season tonight at their clubhouse,
the proceeds to be given 10 the Actors
Fund.
| ole Meredith viii mako her moving
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
ALEXANDER N. SCRIABIN.
Word Received Of Russian Com
poscr's Death In Moscow.

Alexander Nicholaevch Scriahin. one
OF the most modern Of the Russian com
posers OF music died on March - IN
Moscow OF blood poisoning. lie was
~ years old A little more than a
month ago the Russian symphony Or.
chestra produced "Prometheus," in
which the composer attempted to indi-
cate the association of coIors and music
by showing different lights at various
stages OF the symphony.
Scrlabin was a pupil in Moscow OF
Wasslli Safonoff. who brought him 20
this country during his term as conduc-
tor of the Philharmonic Society and pro-
duced some OF his compositions lie
was previously known. however. as i,
composer for the piano through the ef-
forts OF Josef Hoffman,. who had played
some OF his compositions previously. Ne
had been a professor of piano music
at the Moscow Conservatory, where he
got his own musical education and where
he won a gold medal In 1892. lie wac
intended by his family for military
career. but he was able TO crafty his
passion for music He wrote several
pieces for piano in the smaller forms
seven sonatas and three symphonies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
AND
ISELIN WINS WRIT TO
KEEP TRADE DISTANT
DrcSSmakpr at 30 West sd
Street Violates Covenant
Affecting Block.

Supreme Court Justice Con handed
down decision Yesterday granting n
permanent injunction restraining Mrs
Margaret Flynn. % West Fifty-sccond
street from conducting dressmakine
business in her residence on the ground
that 1t is a violation OF restriction
prohibiting trade in the block
The suit against Mrs Flynn was
started by Columbus O'Donnell lselin OF
3 Wet Fifty-second street. and among
the residents OF the book between Fifth
ard Sixth avenues who weu. Interested
in the outcome Of the suit We're W. X.
Vanderbilt. the late william y. sloane
and supreme Court Justice Philb.n
The opinion OF Justice Con- states
that NJ. Iseln acquired his property
subject to the restrictive covenant in
1854. and Mrs Flynn obtained the use
OF her property IN 1912; at the time
she had both actual and constructive
notice of the covenant The question
involved was whether "A drcssmalGng es-
adjustment was a business within the
terms OF the covenant. and VIII, Their the
character OF the block had changed
from residential 70 business sec
ton so as to make the covenant in
operative The defendant also con-
tended that TO grant tho Injunction
against her would b. OF no advantage
to Mr. lsclIn. but would work loss
and hardship to her.
/ Without the aid OF photographers or
] OF an irOnClad definition u rs plain 10
common sense understanding that the
defendant conducts a business OF profit
and To hold otherwise would Toe per-
version OF the language and It's mean
ing" said Justice CON The court held
that Mrs Flynn's violation of the re-
striction was "Wilful and deliberate, and
though injury may irure to her, yet
justice requires that she be enjoined as
J prayed for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
White--Ja IN isOu.

East ORANGE. \. J.. April 2s.-Miss
hhnche Willard Jamison. daughter of
me 'at" Col. Is. X. Jamison of Philadelphia.
ana Charles Russell White OF East Orange
we're married tonight in Christ Episcopal
'hurch by the Rev, Charles T.. Hutchinson,
me rector, Mrs. William Paxton gave her
niece in marriage. The maid of honor was
Miss Jean Wilson Jamison, sister of the
bride The bridesmaids were the Misses
Doris iiowes. Manette staudf. Helen Dram
ana Ida Jefferson Of Philadelphia, Isa belle
Johnson Of New York and Mildred Van
Brook of East Orange. Eleanor White.
cousin Of the bride, was flower girl. The
best man was Ellis Russell of East Orange
ana the ushers included Herbert Pullam
Sergeant Lee and Gardner Haring OF
East Orange, Edgar Iethbridge and
Harry Harbeck Of Orange and Samuel
t. Howes of Philadelphia. reception
at Mrs paxton's home. VI Chestnut street
followed the ceremony, Mr. and Mr. =
White viii live in East Orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
In New York To-day.

Widowed Mothers Fund Association.
mass meeting. polmouico's, y, NJ
Woman's Section Of the Commission
for Relief in Belgium, exhibition OF Bel
gian Mces, Colony club, Q A, NJ, to
T. NJ
National Plant. Flower and Fruit
Guild. annual meeting, American Mu-
scum Of Natural History.
Twilight Sleep Association, discussion,
Hotel McAlpn, i, NJ.
New York City Conference on Pro-
baton, meeting. CITY Hall, y. VI.
Public Education Association, confer
sncc. Russell Sage Foundation Building
l3O East Twcnty-second street, T. NJ,
blind Mems Improvement club. bene-
nj, A"oNan Concert Hall, 3 y, NJ
Bronx IBoarl of Trade, Home Rule
luncheon. EblinP's Casino.
New Workers club, meeting, Hotel As
tor, y. NJ.
West END Women's Republican Club
meeting, Hotel Aston, 2 +, NJ.
BARNARD College, dinner. Hotel Aston
I 80 u. NJ.
American League to Limit Arma-
mcnts, meeting, l++ East Twentieth
street, s i. NJ.
Lecture. prom Anglicanism 10 Rome
or Is Prejudice the Chief Hndrance &c
auditorium OF Our Lady of Lourdes
: 80 T., NJ,
Grolier Club, exhibition Of American
books. illustrated with woodcuts, 20 Eas
Thirty second street, 10 A. NJ, to q +. NJ
Hungarian Republican Club, meeting
los West 10th street, $3.50 j. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
BEFORE

OF the Golden Gate Manufacturing Com
pany, which makes safety valves and fau-
Gets for beer kegs. appraised al s?o3. 5??.
and shares of the Elko Prince Mining Com
pany at IS cents a share. worth siie.?75.
He owned 10000 shares OF worthless stocks
He gave requests Of from 500 to s5oo ia
various employees of the Golden Gate
Manufacturing Company
Anne CANRoS, a retired dry goods inn
porter. who died March ~. 1914. left So ,255
in trust TO his wife and sister after which
the estate goes TO the French Benevolent
society of New York and benevolent So
ciety IN Paris
MARGARET W McBuRNEY, wife of Dr
Charles McBurncv. the surgeon. who died
on June I. 1913, NJ Stockbridge. Mass. Just
five months before the death of her hlls-
band. left an estate of only -. 81 In New
York. which she gave to her husband
DAVID MCCLURE. the lawyer. who died
April 30. 1912. left sS3s, o7o. of which 1891 .,7t
was in mort cages and securities aud ST.. 7SS
was his three-hiths interest in the law
firm of Mcclure 4 Mcclure. He gave a
life interest in si5l.279 to his wife. Kath-
crime +. Mcclure. and on her death the
estate goes TO their two sons and two
daughters
tIRGLLE C,RRrAr, real estate broker
who died March 20. 1914. left $3.50 $50. OF
which the bulk was IN realty holdings
lie gave his estate To five sons and three
daughters. and his wife. Susan II. Carreau
got her dover interest in his realty.
ELIZABETH II. MILLER. who died March
%. 1914. and was the wife of George Mac
cullough Miller. left an estate Of ssi.i77 II
securities and s.l7 in personal effects
I The estate contends that she was "A resi-
dent of Morristown. y. j.. and that the
State of New York is entitled TO tax only
the personal effects in the residence al
27o Madison avenue and New York secun
ties worth s3i.727. The question will b'
decided by the surrogate.
/ CuHNfLIUs tALLAHAE. who died June :
1911 left sl9s, $50. of which $50, 600 was II
real estate. lie gave a life interest II
$50 100 to his daughter, Edith VI { Smith
and on her death the bequest goes to hei
children