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The sun., 1916-11-11
MRS. SANGER TO STAND TRIAL.
Her Mind About Fight to
Test Law.

Mrs. Margaret Sanger, whose birth
control "~clinic' at "a Amboy street, Fast
New York, was raided recently by the
ro,,ce. will have to stand trial In Special
sessions. She had intended to test the
constitutionality of the law and her right
to a Jury trial In habeas corpus proceed .
mrs. but changed her mind when Assist
ant District Attorney EgEinton refused
10 DELAY the fillng Of the information.
Mr.. Egginton holds that trial OF the
,.sues u the best way to test the law.
The sun., 1916-11-11

Twenty-second street. who recently pur-
chased 205 East Twenty-second street
and 2S9 Third avenue for an extension OF
their factory. yesterday filed plans for
the Improvement. The addition Will form
an l. around the northeast corner OF
these thoroushfares. 1t will be six stories
and will cost $780, 00. according to the
estimate of w. Higginson. architect
With this extension Lehmaier. Schwarts
& Co. have a frontage of 1856 feet on
Twenty-second street and ~ feet on
Third aYenua.
The sun., 1916-11-11
PRISON TERM FOR CAR ATTACK.
Sympathizer Who Hurled . Ham,
mer Goes to Penitentiary.

An in~determinate sentence to the peni-
tertiary with a maximum Of three years
was the punishment inflicted upon Pat
rick Mcnamara. who sympathized with
the car strikers, for hurting a sixteen
pound hammer through the window OF a
Third avenue car on September 20.
Judge Rosalsky In passing sentence said
he was in favor, OF w~orkingmen standing
Tor their rights. but that violence In
not the proper agency through which to
'ilaln them.
mcnamara IL n rock drlller, 40 years
Old, and lives at 500 East Eighty-eighth
street.
The sun., 1916-11-11
BROADWAY FLATS SOLD.

sold for the Marcy Realty Company.
Francis N. Jencks president. the Fair
view Court apartments. a six story ele-
vator mouse at Slls to 1891 Broadway.
nea l2&th street, on plot lao. llxl00
The purchaser 10 the Belfort Realty Com
pany. John Vols president. which gives
in part payment nineteen lots in the
Greensboro Bridge plaza section OF Long
Island City. The transaction involves
$3.50 900. The Long Island City lots are
bounded by Harris avenue. Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
The sun., 1916-11-11
INVENTOR BUYS IN YONKERs.

George W. q. Boycc, inventor and
manufacturer Of the Boyce Motor Meter,
has bougat from Mrs. l.. J. Breen the
northwest corner Of Hamilton avenue
and Post street, Yonkers. a plot approx
imntely n hundred feet square, on which
Il n two family house, The property IL
opposite the Belfort. the first elevator
a:ai .inent erected In South Yonkers.
Thomas s. Burke negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-11-11
HOMES FOR 70 FAMILIES.

Accommodations for seventy-eight fami-
lies will be provided In an apartment
house which has been planned for the
southwest corner Of Grand Boulevard
and Concourse and hist street by the
newly formed Grand Boulevard and
Company. Hyman Crystal
president. The site measures 187x1bo
feet. The proposed building will cost
about 5000, 600 and 10 being designed by
George and Edward Blum. II will be
six stories high.
The sun., 1916-11-11
FURNITURE SHOP NEAR MORGAN

J. Pierpont Morgan. George r. Baker
and other upholders Of the residential
character Of Murray Hill are to have for
a neighbor a furniture shop. the sales
room OF j. X. Rishel. manufacturer or
fine furniture. with factories at Williams
port. Pa. Mr.. Rishel's company has
leased the third floor of tho building
which August Heckscher has built on tbs
site OF the Havemeyer residence, nj the
southwest corner of Madison avenue and
Thirty-e!chth street. The improvement
of the property was protested by Mr..
Morgan and others. hut the courts de-
cided against them. since It was shown
that the covenant restricting Murray Hill
was put into force after this corner had
been sold by the Murray family. The
furniture concern signed q long lease
yesterday on the floor. Pease 4 Gilman
and Clark T. Chambers were the brokers
in the deal.
The sun., 1916-11-11
BR HOME BUYERS.

The westwood Realty Company has
sold for Frank Hall the detached house
at ll72 East Nineteenth street. Flat
BUSH.
Charles Partridge has sold GA Pros
pect place, a semi-detached brick DWELL
ing, to Anthony B!ass for occupancy.
Henry Rockmore has sold the follow
ing two story one family brick dwellings,
on lots lsxl 39l Grand avenue. to
George W. Drew 266 Eldert lane. to
Lena Rusch 2S6 Eldert lane. to Jo-
sephine Mills 246 Forbell avenue, to
Mary A. Ryden :4s Forbell avenue, to
Bernhard Borjesson.
The sun., 1916-11-11
BANK IN TAD ST. APARTMENT.

The Corn Exchange Bank has leased
the major portion of the Lexington ave-
nue. frontage of the ground floor. includ-
ing tho corner. In the fourteen story
apartment house In course OF construc-
tion by Julius Tishman & Sons at the
northwest corner Of Seventy-second
street and Lexingto on avenue. The term
covers twenty years. The building Will
be completed next October. II will be
the bank's thirty-seventh branch. Man.
ming T. Trunk negotiated the lease.
The sun., 1916-11-11

The Degnon Realty and Terminal I'm
provement Company has sold to the
Manhattan Soap Company OF West
Thirty-eighth street 100. 900 square feet
of waterfront property at the Degnon
Terminal IN Long Island City. located on
Hunters Point avenue and running from
Dutch Kills Canal to Orton street. The
Manhattan Soap Company Will erect a
plant that will cost 100000
The sun., 1916-11-11
ANTIQUE DEALER BUYS.

Arthur 8. vernay, antique dealer. has
bought the property at 10 East Forty
Nth street from tho East Forty-ffth
Street Corporation. II will be used by
Mr.. vernay for his business. The build
ing 10 i've stories high on a lot 25xio0.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company was the broker.
The sun., 1916-11-11
SALE OF UPTOWN DWELLING.

VEST l:2D STREET,. =. Finneran
4 p. j. Ryan have resold for n client
Of Porter Il Co. lis West 1874 street.
a three story and basement dwelling,
on a lot lsxlo0. TO Dr.. ~Oppenheim.
who gives In part payment 80 Fifth
avenue. New Rochelle, n three story
residence. on n lot 5oxlso. The trade
involved about $4,000.
The sun., 1916-11-11
NEW QUEENS ICE rL.Nr.

The Glendale Consumers Ice Com
pany Is among the la,cs, Of no indus
tries In Glendale. just cas-. II ~l.idgevood.
Queens. Eleven lots have aren pur-
chased on Proctor street. between Cooper
and Railroad avenues. Ar lie Plant will
he erected On the land. which Is near the
Glendale station OF the Long Island
Railroad. Henry Burkhardt Is presi-
dent OF the company.
The sun., 1916-11-11
DryING AT NEW ROCHELLE.

The Lyncroft Realty Company has sold
throuch 3. J. O'Connor n plot 2OOxl7O
at L.yncroft, New Rochelle, to Emily II.
Daily, and n dwelling on plot 1OOxl6O to
Iose1hene L. Powers.
The sun., 1916-11-11
Messenger. Talk Of New strike.

Another messenger boys strike is
planned, II all depends upon the success
Of a meeting to be held Sunday after
i"on in Floral Garden. "a East Fourth
street, under the direction of Abe Hart
mann and Man Maxim, organizers of the
last strike. According to Abe, the new
strike will be against the Postal Tele-
graph Company. which did not grant the
pay raise given by the American District
Telegraph Company.
The sun., 1916-11-11
"sAvE NEW YORK" REMOVAL.

First removal Of In undesired frm
from the Save New York" section In
the Fifth avenue retail Eone was re-
ported yesterday when A. L. Mordecai
4 Son announced that they had can
celled the lease Of Charles Isaacs. a
manufacturer. on the top floor Of IS
West Thirty-sixth street. and had re-
rented tho space to the Current Litera.
ture Publishing Company. The neS
tenant will use the space for ofioes and
editorial rooms. White-Goodman Co.
gotiated tho lease.
The sun., 1916-11-11
BROKER IN RECENT SALE.

Clement II. Smith was the broker In
the sale of the plot. 9~o,6x92.9. at the
southwest corner OF Third avenue and
I79th street for Richard Butler to the
Seymour Realty Company. recorded ~
Gently.
The sun., 1916-11-11
sOUTH BEACH PLOT BUYER.

Meister Builders have sold to a Mr..
Lnbelle a plot 40xl00 on Washington
avenue. near Old Town road, South
Beach. Staten Island. for immediate i'm
provemenL
The sun., 1916-11-11
TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

J. X Moors has leased the dwelling at
500 West Ff~ty-seventh street for Henri
u. Downs to Jane Payne for a term OF
years, and the dwelling at 827 West Fiji
ty-seventh street for DR.. II. Moeller to
A. X. DeVoe.
The sun., 1916-11-11
Louise Colombo. 1883 Madison av, a ,

Louise oelomhe. 1888 Madison av, = yrs
from Nov I. 1919. ";..............s2 soo
Saml Fishsr & ano. ! l. lSi4t ~. 2 yrs
from Oct !. 1916 ? VI renewal; ATTY. 2
Fisher. l F. l3lst st......,........s?.i 400
Bronv.
SETON Az. sa1I. w. .-Nl'n al-Exempt
Firsmsr's B~enovglaut Pun N's0r ~ s2d
ward Of cry y Y 20 I~lHlI li"' y. 9ail
Seton sv. = VS. frlfn Jane 3 'Hfc ATTY.
J VI H!!dre'h. 81 av n 'tS'h -. 'aNes
and $40
UNION Az, 9S7. and linton as. e7s. two
b'3gs-H7e T.u'n' ~ corp - Ah~ Brand
stein. liii lrrE'el.ow AZ, aui ,no. .
yr- from Dec J., 1915. atrys, s'r1slnurg.r
a :. - Bway $50
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address party Of nrst psrt.)
Downtown.
(eouth Of Fourteenth street.)
GRAND ST, n " cor Elizabeth st. sA.sx
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DELI Paoli TO
and l, all liens. Oct 1s. 1912. rerecorded
from Dot Is. 1912; address. 219 Grand
ALLEN sr. ISL, as.sis.rredi r aiSson
TO Fanny Weiss. rs T. io6th. st; all liens,
Mar 1915; atty ch.' L boresu
MOTT ST" soa.soi. scsx;si-rhe 3 b $
Realty Corpn to Antonio De Gambia, aoe
Mulberry IT. all liens, Nov 10; atty.s.
ss si,ssSsH's ST. . g. T. , = ,rr.s-N.anii.s
q. wife sidney p Berry. Fort worth. Tex.
to Jos Harrison, lara Summit av, Fort
Worth. q C.. Oct 10; atty. Lawyers =
SANE p 60; isf S~.H Harrison to state
Nat Bank. Fort Worth. Tee. Oct e.;
SANE PaR%opERTY.st.t: National Bank
Of Fort Worth, Tex. to Battista Lardia,
.rn k 81. " q. S..s.s s. &c. i child.
10000, ali liens, Nov .: atty. Title
9TH ST. Ell Z. a5rS2.s-Jos L Butten.
st. 5 and 8. ali liens. Nov / atty. Law;
okEENwis.+ Av. si.ioI. n 60! BANK st
u-s1. r0a: n 1857 TO isth q go.
ssi s. : : ,, ~ to e.: T ~. ss,.;:s.i1.:uiiii'ss;ss
merce ct (Sa.sp, T5.ixiss. sI7s.ali7s: Mott
ct. 1879. Sbsxio6-Annie Hart. widow. ct
al. TO Ernest A Cardozo. 81 " Ssth et.
ana Micheei n cardoso. ". ~ s.tn
81. Nov 4; attys. Csrdoso d Nsthen;
lSu bE0y =, 4, !. . .
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Bronx.
RESULTS At AUCTION.

ny Arthur & sheridan.
Esd ~ S<h. 20Niall. 3 CIV diving
III 4 Smith agt Johann NIuElar e. al;
due, 81. 2t' 20, taxes, Sc, SJ@l,io, 10
Clty Real tsiA'" CO .,....,r.,. $4,000
ny Henry Brady.
liTN Az, 736. l9,iX6i s'y tint and strs-
II |. Dyer trus, AIT Dora Mass IT a;
duo, 'lb.JsS,56, taxes, SC, t,3iSin; 10
Sr. n 3, -ga q ~ av, tONloO.il.
frnme hldgs--G 4 lu'hnm agt W q
Rrcher ct al; due, SL2G@.H6; taxes, s.,
sat2o; TO 'arm",a Canern. II party ~
M inte' sT sac r. .s<iaas. + siy ron, ari
rear tnts-J VI VI Grnu', trust. 81 al as:
Max Sass rt al; due Ns,i>s97 taxes,
sc, $780,. to platutIr ....... $4,000
lat 3.oS THIRD ANENUFl
nv Henry Brady.
ST, ST. T.. 3 sly fr house-Moses
Mendslsohn ct al ngt Adolph Harms 81
al: due. Sb,ts9.0S; taxes. &c. 327s23; g.
plaintiff ..,....,......,,,..,,..,,e5 5000
The sun., 1916-11-11
ARTIST BUYS CONN. FARM.

Tho Eatson Farm Agency has sold the
Weber farm. near Danbury. Conn. TO
+. Gallup. artist
The sun., 1916-11-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

BOwERY. ll8-Ii3b-Archibaid, Chaa II.
r. HANK AZ exits ss;y., to E%ls1 E ' o?G.fm s:y'nsi
ssTH ST, is.iis w.rarm.i. Loan q
T Co to Bowery Saw Bank. I2s Bowery;
attys. Cadwalader. W & 7. 40 wall
tern ST, az E-Moan, sinai Hospital TO
SAME PRoPERTY-Lawyers Mort Co TO
Moses shoenberE. Hotel Warrington. 8,
Iouis: Mo, ct al. sxrs; address So
"Ta ST, 49,. lois PARK 49, Tln.,
SAME PRoPERTY-Citv Mort Co TO
Union Dime Saw Bank. 7oi 9Th sv: a,ty.s.
I,sTH ST. ~. w.Bern.,-n. Louis and
way: atty, Nicholas f Betjeman. te
WATER ST. ssi.:se.Germsn Saw Bank
to WIN NJ Lawson, 1875 West End av;
atty, Jas : Lawson. is2 Bway. $4,000
! LIE IL. Go to \ ri,is s'S st. 't C.. ,.Ss
sri y::,;:so;s:: ,is.;h 3. S '!.s'. Y
w 2sd "; address. 1875 Bway.... 81 900
10Th ST. -? E-Ado'ph Rusch e, al exr..
a., g. Mabel Ruseh, atty, Title Guar &
7oTH ST. 80. E2-Cec,i. Rns,h cxrx. &c. -
y. rp', saT1' fKse!'Irh. ],Ta,,s- e,iy .a%r $1,000
iisTH ST, -, :s5 " Rway-chss ii krrhl.
ptNb e' n, eNrs, 10 lily a e Taylor, south
ct 40 wall to-. $40, o0O
1sTH ST. ne. 100 W ii,h ay--Ja, T stSnisy
st. att" h J lewis. e wili,.m .,,s. StS
CREsToN Az, e's. a; 3 w . Minerva pl--
ls5 Bway Holding Corp TO Columbia
Trust 60 40 Rway; ATTY. y Y TIL: :
BuCKHOrT sT. -. 400 " Anthony az;
also Morris az : " cor Noun, Hone p'-
~ "A IL Gh 81 - 10 a a. nsl 49,. -Nsa -
Alel!na. Il. Shumwsy. Rochester. y y.
atty. W II Van de Marx, Rochester,
MARTHA Az. n W assn .t.Scarans II
Trus; Co to Eleanor f May, 1923 Ditmas
az hkiyn; atty. l. Z May. 1898 D!tn!s
Lot 633. map Van Ne., ptrkEHsrrie,is
SANG % Eiiz x pcoiinG. l7g L Soth. s.;
Powers. cNr. to Robert \ Powers. ATTY.
,sTycr, MFG Co, SO dah.r,y = 81, ocS
TIE a. Mtg Co to Chas J Earl. atty. y
" T!tie& Mtg Co. i3S Bwey. 90. 81 ,ooo
"A Kurz to Edw Friedman Lswr.mce l.
atty, Tit'e q ct Co: lis Bway $4,000
is3p ST. rs E-Ely + Well 10 10. y
Fried ini = si't st; atty. Tit'e =
oGpEN Az n " cor iii;oth .,..&Y'iu.'
Go to CITY Mtg Co, atty. Lawyers 7 a
SAME rRopERTY-c!ty Mtg Co 70 Irving
Savings insin. rs Chambers ST sty,
FAILE ST lol7-Anna 8 sankey. extrx.
to Conrad A Lambert. EOS Watson Ho.
boken. y ]; atty, A L Davis. :7i Rroad;
cRoToNA PARK SO. eis-:C-Ferd.nant
H-ch' 10 VIM r Rose 800 W slst St.
SIMPSON ST. l:ie-Roht J Rooney ~
Mortimer G o'Brien, White PLAINS y Y
atty. ! l. Clark. l35 Bwny.....s ",tl2 o.
SIMPSON ST. :+s-Mortlmer e o'Brirf
to WIN F Clare. ~ W iosth St ATTY
) l. Clare. lai Rway ....; t-5l:n Ut
same; atty, same..,.....,.......f11'
; BRYANT Az, l~550--parsey T. Booss TO rs
Kroger, 2Sist ~, Spuyten Duyvil. y Y
atty, TIT. g 4 r Co, lTS Bway. 90, 200
PAIISADE AV, W =. adj land Peter {
stranE; ssxI Mary Kohring' ,rus, :!
Lawyers 7 n T co. 100 Bway......SS, 5O'
The sun., 1916-11-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Inc. ag, Rockdaie Land a improvement
"a ct al. Oct Is. lslG............e6 7 Us
SEAMAN AV. TO I5--Goodman q Ltpsky
agt Frank Wilson Construction Co e. 81.
All ST. "a To- so E-Metropolitan Electric
Mfg Co agt Masco Building Co. Inc, It
,,ssrH ST. sJS w-samusl Meyer az,
Christina Dammann ct al. Oct 20.
The sun., 1916-11-11
WEST SIDE HOUSE BUYER.

John Barley 10 the buyer Of a2o West
nth street, sold recently BY
Sla wson & Hobbs for Frederick A. Ross.
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10000 EAST SIDE GARAGE.

Ono story garage to cost $4,000 Is
planned for the 75x90 foot site at %3a to
437 East 101st street, bought recently
by q. w. Grace from d. II. Sully. Moore
4 Landsiedel filed the plans yesterday.
The sun., 1916-11-11
uNrURN1sHED APARTMENTS To LET.
new JERSEY real ESTATE ron SALE.

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
NEW YORK offers at about 500 of
former prices choice homesites at MORSE
GRAETWOOD. LEON1A. RIDGE
FIELD and TEANECk. New JERSEY. Also
Q number of two family wo~rkIngmen's
homes at Hudson Heights. New Jersey.
These prices are recognized as unparalleled
bargains by those who have inspected the
properties. All within a i've cent faro zone,
Titles guaranteed. Liberal terms For
further information address Benz. u.
HAIGHT, Special Deputy supt. of Banks,
care of Banking Dept, 81 Broadway. New
York City.
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West Side.
west Of Fifth av., between Fourteenth
And 10th streetsD
Uptown.
Nanhaitan iaiaad nax4h ~ LINN Gfraat

Manhattan Island. north Of 10th strest.)
I'd Av. 22ss. rvns " 100
81 TO av 4 n 26.li to beg Sept 22-Rosie
Goldstein to q Augusta Cohen, - North
Lincoln av, R~ockhway Park. n of Q. due
Jan l.. 1917. 9 Pc. pr mtg 5000. ,tl;so'
18TH ST. n .. 100 . Bth av. boK100.li.
Nov s-Michael ~Josephsohn to Herman
waHenbaum. 1874 Stanton a., 9 yrs. s
PC: pr mtG t<.6oo: atty. A waxenbaun,
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ELTON Az, ei-Emsnusl Lieuori art
atsbhins Realty D Coust Co, Inc, Of ~.
Oct Is, 1915 by bend) ............e1ko
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ADDITION TO nIG FACTORY.
Lshmaier. echwarts 4 Co.. manufao-
tursrs Of unfoil At GOT to 2l5 East
The sun., 1916-11-11
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFERg.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party Of nrst part.)
The sun., 1916-11-11
Central Park W, 1 ". sp g; atty. Law.
yers Title 4 T Co. fso Bway.....'sS'6o
East Side.

h00I BN0Ss
EAST of rifh y between Fourteenth
sap ST. IS. $50 " IL, av. ~isSss.s., NOV l.
New York Linen Supply & Laundry co TO
Jacob gretler, Il 32d ri, due and Int as
per bond. pr mtg $4,000; atty. Je.ome
..PP Donovan ~ Ged:G 't; AZ run: $50
W 100 4 . sS.s to n . <1st 81 = W nx
n 1915 to . 8 a2d st xe l4t 70 beg. zee
also Madison av. " .. ss.s . 42d 81. runs
asxnHsse 100 to beg. a in lease.
hold. Oct si-aad st 4 Madison Az Co
to Mutual Life Ins Co. 80 Nassau st;
atty. Title Guar q T Co., l7S brondo
s.TTRIf ST. % il. sa.sxioo.t. Nov s-Riehsrd
u Jewett. Upper Nyack. N Y. to Louis
u Shoenberg, 6S3 9TH av. ct al. eSrs. .
SS55 'tccc;" atty. & Ls sSSta."a Tisl. W" I T e. ia
Mh sDIs Az iiis.. ,s.i.iii1ii ssSsa,
Nov 9-Bernard Investing Co to Title
Guar 4 Trust Co. lie Bwsy. due and Int
as per BOND. ........ sSio'oVV
West Side.
west Of Fifth av., between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets
9th At. . .. 1919 Buay. ,otzioo. :.
Nov 10-Louis Steckier to Amalie Wolf
fran. Atlantic Highlands. y J: 5 yrs.
"a p 6 address Isl Bwsy ''sSsoS9
ITO. building loan, Nov s-paterno Cons
co to City Mort Co, is wall ct. demand,
p o; atty. Fredk A Snow. IL Wall
RivERsiDn DRIVE, Is. is.SIis.ss irres'
Trus, Co, 80 Bwsy. and ano, trustees,
Que Noy !. 1919. ~ p CT atty. Title Gnc cc
uTHi sTs sss centr., PARK tk''' ~
s'sio,s.' Nov 's-Asnes n Boyd TO
Samuel Held. 500 W il5th It,. l yr, 8
p C; sttys. cohn . cohn. Rector
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BOROUGH or RICHMoND-FoR SALE,
Evening star., 1916-08-23

who has been spending her vacation
at Frederick. Md, visiting the fam
lilies of Mayor Lewis Fraley and Mr..
John Smith, is expected homo this
week.
his home, at 1920 Columbia road, after
spending some time In the Blue Ridge
mountains of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Miller, formerly
of Washington, D. c., now Of Govans,
of Capitol Hill as their guest for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Eta Fowler has Joined her
daughter, Mrs. J. Sweeny. at Elsea
Springs, Bluemont, Va. for an in
definite stay.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Crown of 476 o street northwest gave a
party in honor of Miss Emma NJ. Hodges
eighteenth birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent in music. dane
ments were served. The dining room
was decorated with potted plants
and flowers A large birthday cake
with eighteen burning candles. sur
rounded by eighteen pink roses form ed
the centerpiece. The guests were: The
Edna Crown. Crystal Wagner Marie
Montgomery, Florence Jett and Felicia
Crown and Messrs. Bernie Baruch,
Kenneth Larabee. Charlie Keyes,
George Hauf and J. Montgomery. Mr..
w. S. Crown rendered selections on
the violin. accompanied by Mr.. Hack
enyosk.
Mr.. D. ]. Particle has returned from
Europe and Is a guest at the Bellevue
Evening star., 1916-08-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health department In tho last
twenty-fpur hours:
Rhoten D. and Mary E Wyatt, girl
John A. and Fannie NJ Welhausen, girl
Pelham and Elizabeth NJ. St Clair. boy.
Jacob F. and Barbara e. Sherer. girl
twins.
Frank and Caroline Craighead. boy
twins.
Charles and Joseph Martin, girl.
Davis and Leah Goldman. boy.
Paul and Dorothy Gunnell. boy.
Lawrence and Beulah Day, boy.
Raymond B. and Margaret E. Carroll.
boy.
John and Grace G. Brennan. boy.
c. Morris and Ethel Bennett, girl
Frank and Minnie Griggs, girl
Evening star., 1916-08-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following:
Truman Bean and Nellie T. Bateman,
both of Mitchellville. Nd.
Abraham T. Angel and Cora Neal.
Jerry c. Massey and Isabel L. Wat
son.
William L. Brown of Alexandria,
Va, and Agnes B. Connolly of Midland,
Va.
Hayes E. Willis and Margaret A. Mel
son, both Of Richmond, Va.
James C. Roy and Lille Dabney.
James Harrod and Aline Hawkins.
Sam Fisher and Rose Shapiro.
James NJ. Roberts and Willie A.
Armstrong, both of Orange, Va.
Ellwood A. Wills and Florence e.
Kyler.
Pierce L. Beauchamp and Gertrude
NJ. Jouvenal.
Michael J. Lane and Alice c. Jouve-
nal.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

OF the Atlantic feet IN Hampton roads
in great naval review viii be q fea-
ture of the congress, to be followed by
q military parade in Norfolk. to be par
ticipated in by officers and men from
the battleships.
organizations will be called to meet in
Norfolk. coincident with the eighth CON-
gress. including the fourth annual con-
vention of the Woman's Auxiliary OF
the Southern Commercial Congress, the
second annual meeting of the House of
southern Governors. the American COM
mission on agricultural organisation,
the National Association of Commits
sioners of Agriculture and tho Southern
Commercial Secretaries Association.
Evening star., 1916-08-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department In the
last twenty-four hours:
Benjamin f. Davis, 81 years. s43 Let
tie street southwest.
Alice A. Simmonds, 70 years, II II
street northwest.
Mayette B. Fowler, Ga years, 1415
North Carolina avenue.
Emeline Bondwin, Al years, 400 L
street northwest.
Mary "A Smith. So years. 1925 18th
street southeast.
Leo schenkel, AZ years. Emergency
Hospital
Wilton c. Heitman. 80 years, Wash
ington Asylum Hospital
Daisy Ashton. As years. Providence
Hospital
Robert S. Pratt, months. 5o15 14th
street northwest.
Marie NJ. Neland. II months, 4o5 G
street northeast.
Ruth A Dean. 1s years. 3o5 Sd street
southwest
Estelle Patterson, 2S years. Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Hattie Lear. "a years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Evening star., 1916-08-23
To Form D. C. Republican Club.

Arrangements have been completed
for a meeting of republicans of the Dis
trict to form a republican club Friday
night in the grfdiron room of the New
Willard Hotel. The meeting is called
by C. V. Gates. Others cooperating
with Mr.. Gates in the movement are
John G. Capers, Frank Hogan. NJ. NJ.
Parker. julius Peyser and other prom
inent District republicans
Evening star., 1916-08-23
TO STUDY WAR RESULTS.
Southern Commercial Congress to
Consider MANY Aspects.

Tho changed outlook in things eco
nomic, agricultural. military govern
mental, financial and commercial, re-
sulting from the European war. will be
considered at the eighth annual con-
vention Of the Southern Commercial
Congress. Norfolk. Va, December IL to
II. Senator Duncan U. Fletcher will
preside.
Secretary Daniels of the Navy De-
partment will speak. The mobilization
Evening star., 1916-08-23

The report of a commission sent by
the Mexican national health board to
Tehuantepec disclosed that a myster-
ious epidemic there. which was thought
might be infantile paralysis, was in
reality species of malaria.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Chile will have the largest electrical
power plant in South America, with a
capacity of about 40. 900 horsepower, to
supply mining operations.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Former Lieut.. Gov. Thomas F. Con-
way has filed a petition designating
him as a candidate for the democratic
nomination for United States senator
from New York.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Mr.. William q. Sharp. United statei
ambassador 70 France. 10 in Washing
ton and IL stopping At the shorehan
Hotel
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Mrs Payne Whitney, Mrs Henry \.
Price, Col. George Harvey and Mr.. Will
liam f. McConps we.e among tnvse
well known in Washington to attend
the races at Saratoga yesterday Mrs.
whitney wore a striking costume, her
modish gown of white being finished
with a blue girdle. while her hat was
of certse velvet.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Mrs. Lewis Pace is the guest of MI
and Mrs Charles A. Douglas at thei
cottage on Ocean avenue, Spring Lake
N. J.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Miss May Dulaney. who makes a visit
each season in Washington with her
brother-in-law and sister. Judge and
Mrs. Judson C. Clements. has in COM
pany with another sister, Mrs. Albert
s. Willis. sr., gone to Chicago from
her home in Pee Wee valley, KY. for
visit.
ington the coming winter.
Evening star., 1916-08-23

Miss Belle Senior. daughter of State
Senator Senior of Waverly, Kan, is
the guest Of Mrs. Lane on Lamont
street.