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LOAN roR LARCrsr

The New York Central Railroad has
financed the erection OF the Hotel Com
modore. which will be erected on the
block bounded by Forty-second, Forty
third. Lexington avenue and Depew
place. by borrowing $4,000. 900 from the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company
ct bh per cent. interest. Erection Of
the structure will proceed at once. When
nnished II will be the city's largest hotel.
twenty-eight stories high and containing
1000 rooms. 1t will represent an invest
ment Of about : $4,000. 900. The Bowman
Hotel Corporation will take II from the
date Of completion,
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CLUE TAKES PEACH TREE INN.

Peach Tree Inn. Just north OF the Red
Lion. also has been sold. This place will
become the future home of the Republi-
can Club of Larchmont and Mamaro-
neck. which has acquired II from the
halcyon Realty Company. composed Of
,he oondholders OF the New York Real
estate Security Company. Peach Tree
i'm Will be extensively altered by the
Republican Club. 1t occupies q plot hav-
ING a frontage Of 325 feet on Boston
Post road.
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ato.oOO GREAT NECK SALE.

haFer-Crowell nave sold for the es-
ave OF Charles Fass its acreage hold
VIZ on Long Island Sound. together
WIN he stephen II. Burgoyne property
Immediately adjoining the Fass prop
cry. both properties having = total
water frontage Of as feet on Long ISL
ana sound AT Elms Point. Great Neck.
l. ! These two properties were sold TO
al Nn"fa'or for investment, who intends
improve them with u larRe Colonial
..H,' Both properties were held at
|i;,Go0.
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RESULTS At ACTION.
lat u vEsEY STREET.

By Joseph =. Day.
LEXINGTON Az. 356. " y. eos II Goth -.
iasx?5. I story dwlg to III. plain
iiH. es.li0: also.
soTH ST. i32 F.. . =. 4? = Lexington av,
2sx2+.s. 4 story dwls-Edw Matrrne. ct
al agt Maria J Harris ct al: due. 81
1905: parcel l. pr mtg $4,000: taxes.
&C. N7i.%O: parcel 2. pr. mtg 5000:
taxes. &C. eisaso; to the plaintiff 81
lST AV. $40, \ cor goth 81. 23Ns5, 5 story
fr and ! story rear tsnm's-M"tropoli-
tan Savings Pank art John ~Nand"rvs"r
~ al: due. sls,ss0 taN"s e. II
5000: to the plaintiff ......... SIS 0on
nv Herber, 4. sherman
HOUSTON ST. IT9-lsi W. . " cor congress
~. 42xi25xl2s.9 with 2ll Il l. TO W-sl
Houston 1T. 4 and 5 story hldgs-Mutua.
Life Ins TO agt J VI Williams ct al, due,
3Il.s7s.6s: taxes, SC, Nib5..0' adj
journed to Sept &c.
lat $40 THIRD AvENuEl
BY George II. Price.
EAGLE Az. 67l. " =. ls5 n lt9th ~. e3N
ITO. Q story fr bl~dg-Magdaltne Messer-
schmidt aEt " 4 Clarke ct al, due, 50
463. 20: taxes &c. 800; to the plain
tlH ..'.'''''' ""
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STATEN ISLAND HOME SITES.

ira a Laurie has sold for q. 4. Moore.
49, trustee, seven lots on Barton ave-
nue. S'ven lots on Hamilton avenue and
NO lotS ON Monroe avenue at Grant Ter
a1'"' staten Island. for cash TO investors,
NNo VIII erect small dwellings.
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PLANS MORE SMALL FLATS.

James Anderson Halves has pur-
chased from the City Real Estate Com
psny the private residence at % East
s,xty.afth street. between Fifth and
Madison avenues on a plot 22xl00. for "A
residence this winter. Next year Mr..
Hawes will alter the building into small
apartments. as he has lone to several
buildings in the vicinity. Demand for
such buildings for investment Is good.
Yesterday such a building At 20 East
sIxty.second street was transferred BY
Robert II. Gay to Alice u. Simmons.
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NEW LONG ISLAND CITY PLANT.

william d. Bloodgood 4 Co. have sold
we northeast corner Of Hamilton street
snd Harris avenue, Long Island City. for
MIs' Eliza Mahoney to the Cambridge
'oap ana Chemical Company. now To-
.a'ed in G~reenpoint, which will erect a
'oar story factory building on the site.
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SATISFIED %MORTGAGEs.
WITH name and address Of lenders az
torney.b

WIN mama and aIJrass 80 ia,y.r'. a.
tcrney.,
sE SEAM Ay;1n,-' s,ss Bolton I'd, .e7xy
Bannon 10 Emma y r~,tfctch'..',Si 81. 900
10th ST. ~; ". n ;. SSo " L.enox sy.
AZ blk. SEP, is'irM.r,ha conIiT
ard; address. IL I iiasI st '"."'' ssi'coo
ioo.s' sept a. is,3EMsry Il lynch to
Harry A Imports. Woodhav.n. l.
sttys, Campbell & A.. ?a3 Bwsy. si.s-S
runs n - TO Il blk 4 " ELK 49, to n
sstSe - to beg. NOV %. isat-Peter
and Marths r Conlin to Moses Goodman.
BY order supreme Court. Avg 20 1915
s'tys for ptr. Geller. II & n. % Exchange
pl ......... 49,. ..... s?.o0o
ist'isico iis:,s III II. JAN % t't isos T. lSsiN
ate OF the Fathers OF Mercy to Estelle
Livingston Redmond. Tiyoli, y y .,tys
~ = snsrsn' Ws s %, E'sp.S
IL, a. March 1. isc7-oS,to ana Msrssr.t
TuSn.p' 4 .s' Milan .i" ~. 900
''ih = n Dec n - { fSr, wiss'1s' sn,s az:
Many w,'snt; at 1' aom 81 .nd a F"r,
,,ccSS, Sys Msd,.on ico: I'Goo
"sso, isc7-M.ry r. WIDOW Of Js. HOOD
wrirht TO = Carlton Clark 81 cooper:
pp"n, r.. ATTY" 'ou"s' >erp'A'to 900
,-rn "a D"'s ,ms.. 80
1870 ~" DM"'' WY "a.
,,;TWW' ST iiin ~ mostsar. on a,,n,s.
i-.Ih .i,,s' mo.hs'he "" "Nnu..s
ian -: 81 EdSn,ni. 10 \ :, sse.
Elec Elevator GO. go bNAN .sS'soo
I'D Az. y " c soth ~. 100 sxioe, April ~.
iyii--Jacoo kupPert, 1852 su AN, 70
Ellen k!ng, 80 Y Ssth u auySI
Tltle a. MTG Co. la SWAY sSv'ov"
PARK Az, e c 18Th ~. 'sskloo' sept H.
isoi--Elishs and j Thos Webb and ano.
eSrs and trus. to the trcenwich say
Bank, ATTY. Geo q ID" witt. rs Nassau
~, 1890. ........... StO.vVo
so Az. 9at. n " e 5sth -. 1s5.is7, runs W
TOOK - 50 Ion = * s2.Sn eeS to " = aN
" ass to hes. Feb :, l'l.- Fd'ri' \
Meeran. is5 l. 5sth Il. 20 John M"cntu.
atsw 9TH av and isth - attNs. Pas
kui. Gordon 4 HVman, . Rector -. -. 100
3p Az, " :. 30 n i.7ih -. .jNlOo. Aug -.
lsi5--Colena Realty Corpn t. Helena
Hui-t. Is North Parsons az. u If =.
attys, Leach a william. Bridge Plaza
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TO Build AT kENsINGrON.

The kickert-Finlay Realty Company
naa sold to l.. r. Stryker Of the arm Of
Mh!'cside & Stryker. attorneys. . plot
having a frontage Of 100 feet On North
bflN". Kensington, Great Neck. L. l..
upon which the new owner will erect q
nome for year round occupancy.
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LENox AVENUE FLAT BUYER.

Hyman kunkel is the buyer Of the Lii.
nan apartment at the northeast corner
Of Lenox avenue ana i15th street. re-.
ported sold yesterday by Jacob Gordon.
mo st. Johns Park Realty Company Ia
the ouyer Of the hve-story dwelling at
tne north corner of 1O6th street and
riverside Drive. cold by Louis Cowan for
Mrs. NJ. H.. Marvin. The purchaser gave
IN part payment the Ramaqua estate Of
niteen acres on the Boston post road at
rye. Westchester county, ". Y.
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HOME NEAR ARDSLEY LINKS.

GrNin, Prince Il Ripley have sold to
John a. Rochester parcels on
os'eo!a avenue Ardsley Park. for the
''ta'" ot Amxi L. Barber. The property
Is bounded on three sides by the Ardsley
so'' course and 10 opposite the estate OF
,hsrles A. Cass. NJ. Rochester plans 70
build for his own OCCUPANCY.
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VEN BROk En- ~ FIELD.

Arthur &. sheridan. for the last eight
years with Herbert A. sherman, has
opened an Office In 100 Rroaiway. where
he will continue to act as a%uctioneer.
broker and appraiser.
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AATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Monh0tt0n.

18th ST, is w-Joseph Warm e, al ast
as b" ~. sssH;":: ! is q w way 20 's,''. = %es 70
ast js1 " asa 81 Corp ct al; Aug 20.
n' ~ SoH W1-st.ph:n Kr.jc,' :t,s1ii
church Of 81 Bernard ct al; Aug -.
s,p sr, 4, IEmsamusl II r Very az, Alice
eimmsns ct 81; Nov ~. 1915 tby
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seS 900 BRONX GARAGE.

A six story garage. 5Oxs6. will be
erected by Henry d. Bohr on the north
side Of 136th street. 100 feet east OF
Lincoln avenue. John &. w. Ruhl made
the plans and estimates the cost at
SIS, 900.
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HOMES IN THE BRONx.

Four two story brick and hollow tile
dwellings, ls.4x45 each. are to be erected
on the east side OF Conner place. 100 feet
south Of Fash street. at a cost OF SIS, 200.
N. W. Del Claudio. architect. fled the
plans yesterday for the Connor Place
Construction Company. as owner.
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q
with name and address Of lender ans
lenders Attorney
East Side,

East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
5ITH ST, 22s-es f.. $ =. $50 " 2d av. COX
1901, sept. le--Monmou,h Garage, Inc
Aug -; 1870, 80: attys. Cadwaiader. W
SD Az . :. sos 5sth st, soxso.' Sep, s-
Hy siask !" lawyers Title & Trust CO
s.b % 81 Fw.y. wv MAJ av. :i.ioo..s;. $500 ssps
,?mAlis. simmons to Louis D shoen-
lG; atty Lawyers Title a r c., dSS I'D
MhapDIsoN Az. 1850. W 5. sos n ssh i,U st.
Madison Av co. - wall st, du. Oct i,
1925. go atty. Geo r CouEhlin, -
wall st ,prior mtg, 100000 and $4,000
toward slterations) ..........,. $50, 900
Uptown.
tManhattan. north OF il0,h street.l
issTH ST; :ts y. 80. sac y 7th sv, ,s.5s
9 yrs. so; atty, Jos C Levi. ~ Liberty
,,sTH ST. aW W, 50. dds IN Sv'
6%. equal lien with mts, $1,000: ATTY.
SANE SSR' piRiopERTiY;. Aug sl-s.ms to
III si''s y, AZ :s%: T., Ta1i,;y;.a*i.'sj.s;ss$$
TO crom aiao as s esrpn. i p S:s
Fi,s:S.!ss, .ssos away. s!sSsi.oss
ST sUaFsri r. Ax, w..s. '.''h =;
Mar. 70 ' nav S sSai ! s 20 W s s11S q.
s.yr.. sxi sttys. Mclaughlin 4 Martin,
pREscST4 Xy:::i.. aas;.i a.. Bolton r.
to Belt: siayve,t' Rs.dIns, r., XS
&, q, +. . . . . , So, B, B, , yH,VVU
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OLD FASHIONED BUNGALOW In . tno
location ON a hilltop: will sacrifice to uuirk
buyer; house needs a few small repairs amt
can he made into n dandy all year home
plenty of ground for cultivation, only $40
cash and sI2 monthly BARGAIN
BUNGALOW. boy lbI sun orice,
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solo the residence OF Frank A. Clark on
North avenue. Ridsewood. N.
d. y william A. Schilling Of Manhattan.
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FOR N2 MONTHLY and 500 cash vii
sell my small farm TO good family not far
out, with n big plot ~ ground for truck
farming and chickens. good, r"unly house
near depot and trolley. g BRAND boN
$50 sun Once,
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BUILDER BUYs WEST END SITE,

George Ranger has sold for . client Of
Willard Welt to the Princeton Construc-
ton Company. Isaac Polstein president.
the nort beast corner OF West End ave
nue. and Ninety-fourth street. 4 Ave
story apartment house known a the
Riverside, fronting %2.2 feet on the ave-
nue. and 100 feet on the street. Title TO
the property Is now held by Valentine
Gumprecht. who acquired II last year
from the Allerton Realty Company.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.


Between lOlst and l0.Gl Str-re.
5000 cash. balance mortgage, s"5.N0o
vii! buy six story apartment house cot.
tanning twelve eight room apartments, al
modern improvements, elevator service,
owner ohlly,i to sacrifice property ilUiu"-
dlato sale must he made For ie'uil"d
particuiors apply 10 4. G STI:EirNbl.F,
Counselor t,',w. Woolwot'h li1iiiny,
New Notk cry
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sT. q " cor Of lsad purchased
y e: ely q ~: r.rH ;Ss y; 2, n.d.
Weld . Co art Il Aysss OF 81; Aug .:
IoIe (by bendl .teet.1S
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WONDERFUL LOG CABIN HOME

In course OF construction H. n beautiful
grove Of shady chsstnu, trees or 81 pretty
hilltop near the water, artistic interior,
open fireplace and many Improvement,
making this an ideal home, 80 minutes
from y. Y $500 cash. balance can h" Az
ranged. CABIN HpME, box l3l sun office,
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ACTUAL WATERFRONT

Beautiful plot Of four lois fIgA; on the
w1,er. restricted locality ga, r!"ttrtCitN,
water. sidewalks, etc, 80 minutes from
ci,y: will dispose Of Couslderahl" less thiu
their real value for cash II bought a. once
BALD. box iby sun Once,
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tDoreush Of The Brenx.)
CLAY Av. io1S. " D. 30xlOo--Dsita Held.
Ing C0rpn 10 Herman otsiakamp, 10 "
l72d OF. Sept II. due. &c. % per bond
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rREEPORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses, 81, 600 up; also build
ing lots on Randall Ray and WoodcleN Bay;
low prices: easy terms Send for par,icu-
iars. JOHN J. RANDALL co. Treeport. l.. I.
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OF RIcHMoND-YoR sALI
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Nanhattau.

18TH ST. Iss WI = Trust Co to Perlc
l. De Ford. s55 Park av; attys, stewart
q Shearer. <5 Wall st............i
st. 3o3 wv Y Title q Mtg Co to
st Mays Free Hospital for Children,
<os W 34tb st: address. 1875 Bway sio.5oo
10TH st. 1924 E-Tyler Morse, exr, to
Nassau County Trust Co. as gdn, attys.
Clarke q Frost. ais Montague st. 81
ST. 305 w-Hospitai and Home Of
Rest for consumptives to Greenwich SAY
Bank. 2ts eth av; atty. Il A Sands. ts
18th ST. s5i-Sa E-Lissie schoe fier TO
Title Guar 4 Trust Co. l76 Bway.. $4,000
i2sTH ST IS E--Asron Franklin to Myer
Franklin. -1oi W 10th st. atty. y Bar
dach. az Park row 500
PARK Az, { 10th 81. III. cxioo-Ar,hur
IL Jekyil to Timothy + Fay. io7 stat.
-, BROOKLYN. a /: attys. Whsley. W 4
- william 81. ....:."... S1s,3ho
i3sTH ST. 1894 William Herbst to
Dora Bernstein. 5N w 1884 st atty.
Mitchell Bernstein. i3l f Esd ST ......si
BvonS.
CHARLOTTE ST. l5i7-Martin u Fink TO
Dollar savings Bank. es0S 81 av; attvs.
Mackcllar n u, az Cedar 500
LOTS , aud T. map y Y Catholic Pro
tectory-cath Reilly to VIM G koerh-
Ling 1871 Benedict ay. ct al. atty. Chas
A Furthman. Sd av and i4sth St s., 0iG.o O.
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suNs RIDGDW00D DWELLING.
), $. wslstrum-0 Gordon 4 Sosman have
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CnzN n.R0oM BINGAInM

with a fn- view OF country ana COVE
nirnt TO water for boating, bathing ani
fishing, beautiful cleared ground for gar
dening. etc. large porch. open fireplace
nice, airy bedrooms and connecting bath
3 minutes from station, owner Will sell
reasonable to quick buyer for $50 dow
and 81 monthly. c. WEIGH. los Flat.
bush Ave. B'klyn.
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with name ana address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of hrst part.)
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D0wntoWn.
tsouth Of Fourteenth Strset)
HOUSTON ST. 27s r, n o. 1875 " Avenue
II. 20x10s.6-Maurice Lee 10 isidore Mel
nick. $40. So Sd st.. Brooklyn. mts
Title 4 T Co. 1se Bway. 49,. Si06
CHARLES ST. n .. 2i4.2 y Greenwich ay:
22xs5-wm l. O'Neil ct al to John =
80 Perry st. q l.. q c. Sept IL: address.
132 W 18th st. 81
PERRY ST. . .. 1oi.i . Blocker ct. %ox
e5.2-Wm l. O'Neil et al to John y
ONeii, 10: W 18th 1t. and Chas J ONeil
so Perry st. a l.. a c. sept II: address
132 w l2th 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS

District Of Columbia-Coudy and cooler Wedncs-
day rain at night and Thursday.
VirEinia-Partly cloudy in east. rain in west por-
ton wednesday; cooler. Thursday rain.
Maryland-Cloudy Wednesday rain in west por-
ton; cooler in east portion; at night Thursday.
There will he rain Wednesday in the East Gulf
States the Ohio Valley, the Southern Upper Lake
region and the Western Lower Lake region, CON
tinuing Thursday in the Upper Ohio Valley and the
Lower Lake region and extending into the Atlantic
States Wednesday night and Thursday.
1t will be somewhat cooler Wednesday in New
England and the Middle Atlantic States and Ten
nessee and Thursday in the East Gulf States.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
Midnight f2; . a. m, 66; a m, 6s: a. m g.;
a. m, 66; 10 4. m, Il; Il noon, Il; p. NJ, 81
4 D. m, 70; 6 T. m. "A; p. m, 70; 10 p. m. 70.
Highest, 81; lowest, s..
Relative hum:dity-s a. m, 5; 2 p. M, q; s
r. m. IS. Rainfall Is p. m. to 8 p. M, T. Hours
Of sunshine 40; per cent Of possible sunshine. g
Temperature same date last year-Highest, 81
lowest %.
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

relatives at Il R street northeast, suffered
lacerstions on the scalp and shock Nj
and Mrs. J. H. McCIeary, her daughter
and son-in-law, Of the same address, also
received sprains and bruises
Others injured were Irene ClavelliauE.
200 North Capitol street, minor cuts and
shock; c. F. Pollock, Is u street north
east, bruises on hands and body: Grace
Schreiner. I74 L street northeast. bruises
and shock: George Morrison. IS Randolph
street bruises; J. E. Wilson, l225 New
ton street northeast badly shaken up
and bruised; NJ. Wallace, same address.
lacerated hand.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
NINE PERSONS INJURED
IN STREET CAR CRASH
Passengers Shaken Up by Railway
Collision on Brookland Line.
Injuries Not Serious.

a rear-end street railway collision on
the Brookland line during the morning
rush hours yesterday. when open car
No. 1913, backed into closed car No.
54s, both sountbound. at North Capitol
and r streets, resulted in the injury Of
nine persons and the shaking up Of
number of passengers on their way 10
work.
Mrs. NJ A. Bemer. who was visiting
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Choice white potatoes, &c pki hest
tea, 49c; Wonder coffee, 2Oc; fat Nor
way mackerel 3 and 71zc; white meal,
&c lb; Jelly Mints. Is; walnUts, 12ls c;
grape juice, qts.. 22c; Gold Medal oats
&c: Goldfish, SC; 4 lbs. fancy head rice.
Csc: lbs. lima beans. sc: Ross
whole wheat biscuits, CSC: spaghetti.
25C; Wisconsin peas, Csc: 4 sugar
Stanley peas, Csc; sugar corn, 25c: .
cans tuna fish, Csc: large cans beans,
csc; . cans evap. milk, 15c; cans
stringless beans, 15c pure pepper. csc;
best flour. $3.50 bbl: "a lbs. Old Time
flour, 75c. Al" 4th st. S. f. and all the J,
D. T. Pyles stores.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
Old Upton Yacht Sunk.

London, May 1.-The armed yacht
Aegusa, which the admiralty last night
announced had been sunk in the Medf-
terranean by a mine with the loss Of
six men, was formerly the Erin the ia
nous yacht of Sir Thomas Upton. II was
learned today. The vessel was renamed
when taken into the British naval serv-
ice
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
OFFICIALS FOR KNAPP
AS THIRD ARBITRATOR
Washington and Old Dominion Com
pany Said to Favor Arbitration
Expert for Position.

Facing second strike Of all employees,
officials of the Washington and Old
Dominion Railway Company yesterday
capitulated to the demands for arbitra-
ton and named W. B. Emmert, vice
president and general manager of the
road as their representative. The en-
ployes have named James O'ConneII, Of
the American Federation of Labor
Martin A Knapp, chairman Of the Unit
ed States board of arbitration, is said
to be the choice of the officials of the
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

company as the third arbitrator This
nomination is expected to be concurred
in by the strikers.
Following a ten-days' conference, en-
ployes of the company announced last
Wednesday that they could not come
to an agreement with the officials. Presi-
dent Livingstone until yesterday had re-
fused to name an arbitrator for the COM
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
5000, 900 Patten Suits Thrown Out.

Chicago, May John A. Patterns suit
for 500, 900 damages against the Ameri-
can Medical Association for attacks on
himself and his medical preparation was
stricken from the records of the Federal
Court today.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

About twenty-five words of five letters
each can be sent by the Morse signals
in a minute; about sixty a minute by.
the Hughes system, and about $50 by
the wheatstone system.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
KENSNGTON.

Chevy Chase" cars to Rock Creek
Bridge, Main Entrance Zoo, connect
with KensingtOn line. Most pictur-
esque route. Picnic grounds at end
of ride.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Beautiful Spring Flowers
and artistic floral decorations for all
social functions. GUde, 1914 F st.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
LOCAL MENTION.
Choice white potstoes 32c

Barrels of Fun. Chaplin in the Park
Va. Theater today. Home of Charley. SC
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D"Ni
Highest last
Roller Skating o01'1 1y'
TFALNJO
~0 .s--W-

Penna. Av~. at Ninth St NV
Daily, l03N to H:O-230 to $50 to loA
AMsrica's LArzest and Finest Skating Arena
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

James B. Reynolds, of Washington, is
registered at the Vanderbilt Hotel, New
York City.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

, Harold F. Stimson has received an ap'
pointment as a laboratory assistant In
the Bureau of Standards.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

James Martin. Of Washington. and Mrs.
Grace Flood, Of Annapolis, were married
Saturday at the parsonage Of ST.
Aloysius' Church. The couple will reside
at GAS F street northeast, after returning
from a HONEYMOON
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Passed Assistant Surgeon Henry F.
Dollard, U. S. N, late Of the Celtic, is
In Washington to take up his recently
assigned duties in the Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery Of the Navy Depart
ment.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Miss Blanche Levy has returned after
a brief visit to friends in New York.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Mrs Robert Fuller and her children.
who recently visited Mrs. D. James Cole
man at her home in Culpeper, Va, have
returned TO their home in Riggs place,
Washington
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

DR.. w. W. Willoughby. Of Johns Hop
kins University, who is expected to leave
for China in the near future on a special
will be the luncheon guest today
of vi Kyuin Wellington Koo, Chinese
Minister to the United States.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Burkhart and Miss
Helen Burkhart, of Washington. have
been entertaining DR.. and Mrs. W. II.
Capon, Of Philadelphia, at Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Howard Acton, connected with the pub
lefty bureau Of one Of the Republican
candidates for the Presidential nomina-
Ion, spent Saturday and Sunday in
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

George r. Beneman has returned to
Washington after visit of several DAYS
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet
Beneman, at Cumberland, Md.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Leo t. Farrel has received an appoint
ment as a copyist in the General Land
Office.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Raymond McKitrick has returned to
Washington after visit Of a few days
with relatives at Laurel, Nd.
Miss Emma Mason, of Washington. is
spending several weeks as the guest OF
Judge and Mrs. George Smith, at Fred
eriCk, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Harry Gottlieb has been appointed a
clerk in the Indian ONCE
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Kenneth NJ. Moore, West Point cadet.
who was operated upon for appendicitis
by w. c. Borden, dean Of the George
Washington University Hospital, is re-
ported to be improving rapidly
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Theodore L. Ricketts,. clerk in the office
of the Public Utilities, was of sick Mon
day.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Henry S. Grogan, mail clerk at the
Raleigh for some time, has resigned to
become night clerk at the Lafayette, the
new hotel at Sixteenth and I streets
northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
FRANCE ACCEPTS GIFT
BY MRS. VANDERBILT
Work To Be Started on $4,000
Station for Wounded.
by Gable to The Tribunel

Paris, Aug 31.-Arrangements have
Just been completed by which Mrs.
W. K. Vanderbilt will give to the
French government a new station for
the reception Of wounded at La Cha
pelle, which is the principal railroad
station through which wounded enter
Paris.
-Four weeks ago Mrs. Vanderbilt
visited La Chapelle. when a section
from the American Ambulance at
Neuilly went TO receive trainload Of
wounded. She was much impressed by
the possibilities she saw of increasing
facilities for the receptioShnd comfort
OF the wounded and Immediately took
I'd the question Of new station.
Plans were drawn for a new station
TO cost about $4,000. and now these
plans having been accepted by the
overnment work on the building will
begin next week. The new station
will contain wards for treatment Of
urgent cases, with a room for surgical
operations.
There also will be quarters for am
bulance drivers who now are frequent
ly called out early in the evening and
have to wait at the station until next
morning for trains 20 arrive.