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lis I'E>DE>S.
Manhattan.

lsD ST. IS, 80 = 5th a~v-rhomas T stur-
ges 81 al sgt : East 43l - corp ct a.
Ieleetm'n, preceding %e'' a''y'' Nor
7lsT ST. IL Mary shca nFt John +:
Warner ct a., foreclosure OF mortgage;
JsTM 81. Ss7 E-Emlsrant Ind Saw Sank
ART David Osterweis ct a. foreclosure az
Two mortgaFesl; attys, II 4 T. j o'Gor.
AVENrE c. w 9 ltth st-Roh-rt + Cut
ting p, ~ agt David M~osk"wt'G ct a
foreclosure OF mortgage, ATTY, !. W
.srH ST, az and "a w Y Life In4
90 agt A n 4 Construction 60 ., 81 fore
closure Of mortgage atty q w Hub
l2STH ST. =. 60 g. " ~ SIN sy-Emily
Macdun aet nathan Schr"lh.tslhfi Of al
foreclosure OF mortgage, attys, Henry,
Meyers 4 MRnu".
10th ST. . =. $50 u " ~ 7th Amer
lean Savings Bank ng' Tosra A Schmidt
ct nj ,f0reclosur" of m"tieas"'; atty j
,ssrHi - $. :on; {, ~ az naAlcss..
dort e., Al unreclosugc o. mor's"s"';
i?sTh ST, = 90 T. %f Nth "s nAlHxan.
dor, ., nj ,forecIosurr Of morteagel :,
attys, Henry, MeScgs 4 MAINE.
son ct nj Ugt Florence u ,ioldschmidt
=, al ufor'closAre of mortgage; atty. W
It'll Az. u " cor las,h ST Equitable Life
Assurance Society of tho 4 : agt Ma
tilda + fiizsl mons ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; RttNs, Alexander & ,irpcn
AVENUE \ u " cor 66th SIS \ Lite
Ins 20 ct ~ agt lllmln Realty 90 ct nj
foreclosure OF mortgage, at'y7, cary
A tarrul'.
SULLIVAN ST. e. gn@ n 8 ~ Rroom.
sIL~wrcnce : saer.1 - al at An
gageD; attys, cary 4 Carroll.
Rronx,
MALI. RI, . :. 133 $ 10th st Louis John
son AIT TreAer,rk : lsuiorf ., ~ fore.
closure of m"rtsaE'l, ats, shaw, Fish
4 SHAW
ARTflI'R Az, = . 293 ! = lTGth st Amer.
can savings Rank az kcllhoyt const Go.
Inc. al al foreclosure o; MORTGAGE
atty, J Y Ir~ln,
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72 SAVED FROM SCHOONER.
Norwegian ship Brings Crew and
Passengers Of GeOrsietta.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 29.-The Norwegian
steamer Borghild. which arrived at
Quarantine station to-day. from Oran.
Algiers. brought seventy-two ship
wrecked persons from tho American
schooner Georgletta. which sailed from
New Bedford. Mass. November IL. for
the Cape Verde Islands. Among them
were two small children whose mother
had died on the voyage.
The Borghild came up to the Gorgi-
eta about 6 A.. NJ. last Saturday, some
$40 miles east Of Bermuda. The
schooner was dismasted and her decks
were awash. Her people. Of whom
ffty-six were passengers and sixteen
members OF the crew. were all safely
taken aboard the Borghild, but not until
after an all day fight with a heavy sea
by the life boat crew OF the steamer.
Most OF the passengers and crew Of
the G~eorGietta are Portuguese.
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(we-t oeSIfth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.b
9TH ST, 6l3-l5 w. 50xl00.5, Nov as
Beinhsuer Bros Realty Co to VIM . sax
ton, 40 West End av. ct al. trus. due and
IN as per bond: atty. I q a I co, ~
9th at. All W. issxIoo.s. Nov ZEE 4
NJ Realty Co to selma Wronker. $40 W
g3d Of. 8 yrs. sTe, pr mtg $4,000. atty.
Lawyers I Il I Co. $50 Bway.. .... 5000
The sun., 1916-11-30
BRITISH TRADERS BuY.

Dodwell 4 Co. British importers and
exporters, now at so Broad street. bought
yesterday from the Lawyers Mortgage
Company 161 and 1853 Water street.
southeast corner Of Fletcher street. n
five story building. on plot ~35.4x50.7.
The structure will be extensively altered
for the FIRMS occupancy. The Douglas
Robinson. Charles s. Brown Company
as broker. arranged the transaction.
The property In sold free m clear.
The sun., 1916-11-30
TAX ON BIG STORES PROFITS.
Paris Merchants Must Pay when
Gains Ire Over 100000 . Year.

Paris. Nov. 2s.-The Senate. which Ia
debating the income tax bill. has
adopted a clause taxing the profits OF
large stores OF which the annual turn
over exceeds 2.000.0 900 francs (S+O0.-
oVOl. The tax Is n per cent. on
profits or turbovers from 1000 900
,'tOo.o00) to 100000 O1.000.0 00).
t"o per cent. up to 50.000.0 900 Co.,
100000. three from $4,000, 900 tl0.'
your from loo. 200. 900 $4,000 .OO0) to
10000 900 100000. 0O0), Ave above
'oo,ooO.o 900 100000. 0OO).
An amendment proposing an all
FOUND tax OF two per cent. was rejected.
Minister Of Finance Ribot said that this
would be hard on the smaller big
stores.
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$500. 900 B'KLYN-aUEENs TRADE.

A tract OF h25 lots In Queens and six
apartment houses In Brooklyn figured In
n $500. 900 trade closed yesterday by
Maurice Straus and George !. Long,
The Queens lots. which were tho prin-
cipal property In the deal. comprise
thirteen blocks on Lawrence and Little
Neck avenues. the holdings Of the
George II. West Realty Company.
James $. Graham. who bought the lots,
gave In part payment the apartment
houses at 7S4 to SO4 81. Johns place.
between Rogers and Nostrand avenues.
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P. R. R. TO AID FOREIGN TRADE.
Represe ntative stationed In y.
to Look After Business.

To facilitate the import n export
trade through the port the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad announced yesterday II
will station a representative Of its for
eign freight department here who will
devote his entire attention to this busi-
ness.
stephen T. Stackpole. who has been
Canadian freight agent for the road at
Toronto. will take the position Decem-
Der l. with offices In IL Broadway. A
corps Of solicitors and a picked ONCE
stan, familiar with the routine Of for
eign business. will assist him.
The sun., 1916-11-30
FLATS FOR COLORED TENANTS.

The Sutton estate houses at 1921 to
1888 Seventh avenue. six Ave story mats.
occupying the block front between I3sth
and 137th streets. with an avenue 'front.'
age Of 1910 feet. built by Oscar tiam-
merstein a quarter Of a century ago,
have practically been sold. The two cor
ner houses each cover a lot 23.1lx10O.
while the inside ones, OF the double type,
each occupy a plot 3sxl00. 1t was re-
ported that the buildings will be extern
sively renovated for occupancy by COL
ored tenants.
The sun., 1916-11-30
PUBLISHERS NEAR FIFTH AVE.

Falrchild Bros. publishers OF Women's
Wear. a newspaper devoted to the tex
tile trades, have bought the six story
commercial building at s. 3 and 10 East
Thirteenth street. adjoining the SOUTH
east corner OF Fifth avenue. The build
ing will be altered into a printing plant.
The property was bought for about $780,
900 from the Butterick Publishing Com
pany. 1t Is 7hxl03.
The sun., 1916-11-30
100000 DWELLING BUYER.

Herman Kinnicutt has bought the Ave
story American basement dwelling at IS
East EiEhty-second street from Francis
Livingston. 1t occupies a lot c0xl02.2,
1876 feet west OF Park avenue. and has
been held at SSO.Oo0. The city assesses
land and building at $50. 900.
The sun., 1916-11-30
BRONX ICE FACTORY PLANS.

Plans were filed yesterday for the
plant TO be built by the Universal Ice
Manufacturing Company. Edward 8.
Napolis president. at the southeast cor
ner OF Park avenue and l6sth street.
which the company bought recently for
the purpose. The structure will be four
stories. OF brick construction. ~So.l0xl33.
estimated to cost $4,000 by John L.
Flock. architect.
Plans we're also placed on record by
the Kreymborg Architectural Company
for a $4,000 alteration to the storage
building on the east side of Third ave.
nue. SO feet north Of 10th street. owned
by MaKaret Mathis.
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ham. SIS Bwav. from June IS. 1915, to
July !. 1870: attys. Hardy. : ~ W. lsi
Rway, .,.,:: 5000
4 J. HruPman to thHs Kim
norman, us " l4sth II. = yrs from ian
j, l9i7; nt'ys. Bani."r a Haas, =.
%sTH ST, r ,. .;d.6 . sth aN. 80 ,GXiOO.5,
ail-..O " t>'h - Realty CORP 10 Frand
Thratr. 90. ga " tsih ST. u yrs from
Aus. 1915, atty. l. l. Weber, go " tsth
Al ..... ...... $50, GOA
SAD ST. .3i T., au-Leurn k..tss ta MAY
Fein, s.f T. 9'st ~, 3 yrs from Dec g..
1915, yrs renewal .,.-,-,. .fi,0-J
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TO BUILD HOME ON SOUND.

DR.. Oscar J. Chase has bought from
the iceland Realty Company an acre
plot fronting 100 feet on Long Island
Sound. In the Manursing Island section.
south of tho Beach Club. DR..
Chase will build at once a residence for
his occupancy. Griffen. Price & Ripley
put through the deal.
The sun., 1916-11-30
LARGER STORE rOR NEWARK.

The four story building At II Cedar
street. Newark. N. j.. adjoining the de-
partment store of the Goerke Company.
has been sold by Louis Kamm, Inc, for
the Crane family, which owned 1t for
over fifty years. TIL property has been
taken by Richard Wayne Parker and
Cortland Parker. who wi the adjoining
building. housing the Goerke store. The
Parkers will make extensive alterations
and give the Gosrke Company a long
lease on the premises.
The sun., 1916-11-30
OPER ATOR BUYS IN BROOKLYN.

Daniel II. Jackson has bought from n
client OF !. Levy a co, "a Chester street.
"a four story fiat on plot 35xI00.
The Wcstwood Realty Company has
sold s57 East Nineteenth street. Flat
bush. n detached house on plot 5oxi00.
for Morix Steinhardter to u client for &C.
cupancy also ans Church avenue, . de-
The sun., 1916-11-30
PRODUCE MEN Buy STAND.

John II. Schneider 4 Co.. commission
merchants for many years in the five
story building at the southwest corner
OF Washington and Chambers streets.
bought the fee of that property
from the estate Of Bloomfield Brown for
about $50, 900. The building covers a lot
90. ska .4x26. 3x57.S. The premises are
assessed by the city At a valuation OF
$40, 900.
The sun., 1916-11-30
RENTING CITY DWELLINGS.

Harris & Vaughan. Inc, leased fur
nIshed for the season the dwelling Mt l2d
East Seventeen street for Clara l.. Poll
Ion TO Charles X, Leonard.
The sun., 1916-11-30
n. & O. TAKES BANKS QUARTERS

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has leased for a long term OF
years the store at the southeast corner
OF Broadway and Maiden lane. The store
is par. OF the space already occupied by
the Guardian Trust Company. the re-
mainder OF which IL now under negotia-
ton. The Douglas Robinson. Charles b,
Brown Company negotiated the lease.
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SALES.
JACOB smO>Gur. Auction-cr. o. .

JACOB snONIur. Auctionecr. o. Bow
cry, sells at 10 \. VI.
Nov. 3O-Jewelry. watches. diamond,
and all pledges prior Nov. 81. 1919. Jos.
Roth. $40 Lenox Ave-. J. Wcinberger. 10;
Ave. A, from No. 1850 to 1880.
Dec. Large consignment OF nne dia.
mouds. watChe. and tcweiry.
Dec. t-Jcwelry. watches, diamonds and
pledges Of every description pledged from
No. $500 to SG7iG and from Aug. Is, 1918,
10 Sept. %. 1915. all inclusive, and all
pledges held over from previuls safes, In.
Guiding pledges Nos. 10l3i, i0iae. 1919.
1880, 72sso. 75ss3. $500. 1895. iGest.
77sl5. so7is and slsj3, Chas. Lang & Co.
ss? 9Th av.
Dec. Clothing and pledge. ot ever
description prior Nov. IS. 1915. y. Y. Loan
Omce. VI Brown. Prop. 1881 "a Ave. Bar.
ney's Loan once. 1868 ~ Ave
Dec. 5-Jewelrv. watches, diamonds and
pledges Of every description pledged to
Nov. q. 1915. to No. $500 and Older dates
held over. /. Jacobs. asa I'd Ave-.
De-. s-Jeweiry, watches diamonds ard
ali pledges prior Nov 30. 1918. to W. 5I-l.
inclusive. also No. 72eoj and older dates
held over. y. Gordon ~ co, .i-7 Aus'er-
dam Ave. Also similar pledges for ! &
7. Keller. .2A3 sth Ave, from No. 1886
pledged Aug IS. 1915. TO No isscS % Nov.
81. 1915. Also for n /. Findlav & Co..
Hoboken. y. j.
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ZIG pRINTERY ~ tn OUBLE.

The New York Trust Company has
Trough. an action 10 forcclose Il mort
gage Of S>Os.Oss on tho Munro building
at II to 81 Vsndewater street through to
%5 to 81 Rose street. owned BY Thomas
E. Grcacen OF al.
The sun., 1916-11-30
wEsTBUNY WOODS IN DEMAND.

Henry A. Rogers Of w%orthlngton
whitehouse has sold for the estate Of
James Abel Payne a tract Of woodland
in B%ungafeld. Westbury. l.. l.. near the
estates Of william Payne Thompson and
A. Ludlow Kramer. The buyer will de-
velop for his occupancy. There has been
considerable buying in this section.
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r, !. RYAN At PIPING ROCK.

Cocks & Willcts have rented P~ipington,
adjoining the Piping Rock club at Lo'
Gust Valley. l., l.. for next season t.
Thomas J.. Ryan OF Hayden. Stone 4 Co
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sATIsFIKD MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AVENUE p. %li-Iouis Goldstein art Louis
rranksnthslsr ct al. Sept IL. 1915. .Sss
j Fitxhsnfy. agt Dutwe'l Building Go ct
riMK Row. HvJo.sPh 7 Fitsh.nry, ~
GRAND ct. 2bs and Sso-Robsrts Con
tractins Co. Inc. art Elka Jack Realities.
Inc. ct ai. June 81, teie........ei.iS3s6
The sun., 1916-11-30
NEW PIPING ROCK DwELLER.

Lyman N. Hine has bought from Eras.
tus NJ. Cravath his property at Mill
Neck. l.. l.. adjoining that Of Irving Bro
kaw. and opposite the Piping Rock es-
tate. Mr.. Hine proposes to occupy the
property As his residence. e. 8. willard
was the broker in tho sale.
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tached house. with garage in the rear.
for Albert T.. Castle to a client for In
vestment.
Tho plot. lox10o feet. on East Twenty
fourth street near Avenue Q has been
sold by II. q. Fisher. a. broker. to John
II. Fogarty for improvement with a bum
galow.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Du Font Dividends 100 ger Cent.

wHMlNGToN, Del. Nov. ?s.-The direc'
psny declared to -dAy the regular quarterly
.nlnend OF ~ per cont. on tho common
nocH ana a special dividend Of ?,s per cent e.
"ahing a total for the year of 100 per cent.
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'a.tomx Receipts sB8A,N25.4S.

,,Ths to'sl receipts for duties NJ the Custom
noi" Yesterday were t5st, s25, a.. Of which
100 was for merchandise Withdrawn
rom bonded warehouses end es2t,so?.T for
'e""nt import sti0ns.
~. total recsIpts for the nsnth wers
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders a
torney.l

with name and address OF lenders at
torney>
Donald + Ayres, Emma J Clancy. caro-.
line. C chase. ,rus MIil Of Elihu Ayres;
P Ftnty; atty., Title Quar- q T Co IFS
LE 5S:Sy AZ. .. cor IAN .t.fa rank
indust Saw Bank; atty. WIN G orr, q
SAME PRoPERrY-sam m. to same atty,
SANE rRorER'ry- same TO same atty
sksMNwE e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : Naming
indiv and adms estate Ellen e stodaarI
IR"vyiNG III. 20 Wilhelm iniarri. to MSTy
Elmer 100 E!ysI,ias Drive; atty; Irlllee
ELIl%HaA,sETm sr. i7.2Ale.ssniro icii
Paoll 70 Julia u stephens: attys. Bower:
EiHLaARETH SIR. l72-.sam. to Eugene NJ
LoIsnepIE "s!r"' sHm". .r.n sii s"I
raoli and Concetta Paoli to GluiIa del
GIudico rrancIuil!' owner, q Rizzo: on
5srH ST. :. AIS W ist av-jos Goldins to
los t. Buttenweiser. a'tys. kantrowli2
,?&sp TarS' - $50 10 v 7i,n aay,.oirln;l Really Yea g"
! to VIM Brody, 1859 9Th v, -. 81, 900
uTH Az. 9 18Th ct Terminal Ware
house "a 20 Jno " sterling; atty. Title
HAVEN Az. n . 9 roth st-Namreh Rldg
90 to Union Estates Co. lai AWAY; attvs,
Gettner. simon n Asher. 70? Bway 81, oo0
SAME pNOPERrS-Same to same 81, 900
| LEXINGTON Az, y W g ll%th st-Cath Nc
! Carthv to the y Y Saw Bank, ST 9Th av:
atty. Jno Webber. 3 Hickman st $1,000
SAME PROPERTv-Same to same. 81, 0Oo
FORSYTH ST, Q =, l9a.2 n Rivington st
Rebecca l.units ct nj to SAM Grodrin-
sky, 81 r esth ~; attys. Roeder 4 u, ia
Nassau $1,000
77TU ST, u =. a30 " I'd MaN Lomochin-
sky and ano to Jonas We'll attys. We'll
aTU ST. 1853 E-Fannie Koss. si3 r. 1874 st,
10 Harris u Court. trus; attys, Curtis. N
q colt, 80 Broad ......,....S % 900
The sun., 1916-11-30
LEASES.
Ms0hAttan.

BROADWAY, ssi-sII. ib6u-- 10 Mercer
81 I,5x irr.s. Bthad~Ay Ctnftal Hal,
all except storcA asI. sfj snd gu Rway,
through to Mercer ~. and h and sub.
Higgins, Paris. france, TO JAy q wilhra.
The sun., 1916-11-30
OLD o

Variety Of shade and Fruit Trees.
on a corner of 40. 900 sa. IT,. lawn. hedge.
etc: sidewalks. water. gas. electric light.
on main t~horoughfare. facing hay, with all
waterfront rights; restricted and improved
locality: must be sold to quick buyer at
owners loss for $500 down and balance to
suit. to a responsible party. DOUGH-
ERTY. box l3s sun office.
The sun., 1916-11-30
INSURANCE PRESIDENT DUYs.

Lawrence Timmons Of Greenwich,
Conn. has sold for Clinton Barlow his
residence at Broodridge to W. II. Howe,
president Of the Niagara Fire Insurance
Company.
The sun., 1916-11-30

LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
DO 1T NOW, AND SAVE
30 10 100 PER CENT,

DON'T DELAY until the Railroad
I'm improvements are completed and then
pay advanced. prices. A small deposit
now on a modern mouse. bungalow ora
couple OF good size lots facing the
water at BAYsIDE or BEECHHURST.
Will put you IN on the old prices. 80
minute ride from Herald square. All
city improvements are now Installed
and no future assessments await you.
Where YOU can live the entire year and
enjoy boating. bathing. nshing and
yacht club. Fol booklet and further
particulars call or write c. STEPHEN
son. 2i3 W. seth ST.. y. Y. City.
The sun., 1916-11-30

Cd Av, l11.. 25.5xi0O. 5 story tenement
and STORED J Judge ast d n Lowden
ct al; due. 4l5,tt0.2l taxes. Ac. et?3.so:
to the plaintiff $4,000
lat s2Os THIRD AVENUE
by j. II. Mayors.
RHINELASDER Av. p W cor Hunt av,
sbxllsx irreg. vacRnt--9 j Puckhafcr
agt Mary O'Connell ct al: due, 81. 500
taxes, &C., 322o; to the plaintiff for..3s5O
CAKES Az. w =. lT9 . Busting av. ?5x
100. vacant-Henry Isaacs agt Land
Co II Of Edenwald ct al due. 3lIe. taxes.
&C, 800: to the plaintiff for........3l00
ny George +. Allison, Referee.
OAK ST, W a. $50 = Cornell av. 6oxl0o.
yacant-L ] Moses aEt ] J storms ct
al: due. S335; taxes. &C. $3.50: 10 the
plaintiff for 500
The sun., 1916-11-30

SELLS PLOT BOUGHT IN OCTOBER
I. @. Wolf has resold . plot Of $3.50
square feet on Smith road, Elm Point
Park. Great Neck. l.. l., to Miss Carolina
Childs. The seller acquired the property
last month through the Same broker.
The sun., 1916-11-30
TRANSACTIONS
TRANsrERs,


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of first part.)
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
AT u vEsEY STREET,

by Arthur g. Sheridan.
l?2D ST, II T., :0xss.l1. part OF , story
ch~urch-Clara Kinkeldey. as exrx. agt
Mount G!lead Baptist Church 81 al;
due. ss.st57s; taxes. &C.. t<1ls: 70
,pIs'Si,n dor .c,ssii mari; Of !, stogy
church-Frances Braun 4 others. exrs.
agt same: duo, 1s.2sS: taxes. Ac..
S?2s5.l7: to plaintiff for. ....sb.oOo
BY Joseph p. Day.
s7TH ST. s<3 e. lsx6o.s. 5 story dwelllns-
q A Miller as sub trte, agt + NJ Kaul-
bach ct al: due, 1?,5lsl3; taxes. &c.
S7e.T0; to O'R!elly h Dahn for n client
for ............ W.. 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-17
GIRL OF 13 WINS PRIZE
FOR CLEVELAND ESSAY
Muriel Fellows Tells Grover
Cleveland School Pupils of
Life of Former President

When the anniversary of the birth of
Grover Cleveland was celebrated at the
Grover Cleveland School today, Muriel
Fellows read her prize winning essay on
Grover Cleveland This 13-year-old girl
won the annual prize offered for the best
essay on Cleveland in competition With
her 1900 schoolmates. The essay told
simply and clearly the life of Cleveland, of
his school days and subsequent phases up
to his election to the office of President
of the United States.
Murlel Fellows is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Fellows,
of 1892 Gratz street She is one of the
most popular pupils of the school. and
has been student at the Cleveland School
for several years.
Addresses were made by Oliver p. Ely,
principal of the Cleveland School Milton
c. Cooper District Superintendent and
Il. j. Cattell, City Statistcan.
After the meeting, which was attended
by many of the parents of the children.
an exhibition of the work of the manual
training, drawing and sewing classes was
held.
In the sewing exhibit the girls are
showing their handicra1t. SmoclSs, cook
Ing outfits, dresses, plain and fancy under
garments and embroidered towels are on
display.
Hat racks, neclStie racks. ironing boards
and many other useful devices made by
the boys of the manual training classes
are on exhibition.
The drawing exhibit is the work of both
girls and boys, and sketches of flowers
and both object and flower drawings are
shown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-17
p. R. r. DOUBLES CAPACITY
OF GIRARD POINT ELEVATOR
Efficiency Big Factor in Clearing Up
Ports Congestion

War orders fol grain have caused the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to double
the capacity and efficiency of its elevator
at Girard Point.
For some time the new concrete eieva-
tor at Girard Point has been working "a
ncurs day when the business demanded
IL. BY these double shifts shipping men
say the facilities in that part of the har-
Dor have been increased 100 per cent. 1t
also has been a great factor in clearing up
the congestion at this mort.
Just so fast as the steamships arrived
they have been loaded and sent away with
dispatch. This has meant thousands of
dollars gain to the port of Philadelphia,
as we'll as to shipowners who have sent
their vessels here for grain. In this time
of abnormally high ocean freight rates
one days delay sometimes means the loss
of almost $1,000 to owners.
Three ships can be loaded at this ele-
vator' two on the east side and one on the
west. It's shipping capacity is $4,000
bushels an hour, carried to the holds of
the ships by four delivery belts. An addi-
tion 10 the storage tank of the elevator Is
nearing completion The present capacity
Of this plant is 1900 900 bushels. but
whom this is finished 1t viii be more than
900. 600 bushels. 1t is believed that the
structure will be ready to receive the new
wheat crop.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also is in
CT easing its trackage facilities at this
terminal Before the end OF the month 1t
is expected there will be sufficient in the
Vicinity of the elevator for the storing OF
1900 cars. that will hold on the average
1900 bushels of wheat each.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-17
! TEDESCHI BATTUTI
DI NUOVO A VERDUN
Respinti da lie Mort Homme At
taeeano Invano Vaux-La Bat
taglia dellIsonzo Continue

hsspinti dale forze franeesi di difesa
sila eollina de lie Mort Homme. a nord-
81 a Verdun, / tedeschi pronunciarono
nooEo ierl sera violentissimi attaechi
Io le posizioni francesi attorno al
ss a Vaux cOntro II forte stesso.
e ahnuncia un bollettino uftieiale fran
- pubblieato oggL Due attaeehi fu-
!, IN iattl contro IL villaggio due contro
.o1.e. sieeome tutti quattro questi
,,sAehl tallirono. 1 tedeschi tentarono
'.sss di sboecare nella strada incassata
s1e-sAt del Villaggio. ma anche questo
4. al .1lFo fn frustrato dalla fitta cortlna
.uoeo con aui le batterie le mira
siAaggi0.
senerale CadoFna ha annunclato che
saauiaei tentarono ieri Paltro al RI
s.saasfe con due vloienti contratacchi le
zazsoA perdute da loro martedr San
no ma furono resplnti subirono
perdite gil itaiiaui hanno CONSOLE
eeelie poslzioni. Ia battaglla del
zo q "a syiluppando lentamente. ed
aapieato auatriaco annette che
=%ii@i9 seno penetrate nelIs trincea
ne asl Podsore. al cul Cadorna
feniie ael spq rarporto.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-17
TRANSIT PROTESTS CONTINUE
Wissinoming Adds It's Voice to De-
mand for Original Plan

While the officials of the Transit De-
partment persist in their refusal TO an
nounce when the revised report OF Director
Twinlng viii be made public, resolutions
OF protest against the proposed Twining
changes from business and improvement
organizations continue to pile up, The
Wissinoming improvement Association is
the latest organization TO add its strength
TO the city-wde protest.
The resolutions adopted by that associa-
tion follow
Resolved. That the Wissinoming
Improvement Association places IT.
self on record as being opposed To any
eurtailment Of the Taylor system OF
rapid transit as planned by Director
Twining and, further. that the pres
ident. George ]. Campbell, be ap-
pointed to get in touch with other
organizations for the furtherance and
completion of the Taylor plan as a
whole. for the benefit Of the entire
city, and that the Councilmen Of the
2sd, 35th and 4lst Wards be notified
and requested 10 use all their infiu-
enee and power to secure for the
northeast section the completion Of the
F'ranlxford elevated to Rhawn street.
as originally planned and legally
voted on.