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LOCAL Improvement, District No.
42S.-Notice IL hereby given that
In pursuance of Ordinance No. 1906
OF the city of Tacoma roll has
been placed In my hands for the
collection of the 9Th annual INSTALL
ment of the assessment levied for
improving ~ Street from Sixth
Avenue to South 18th street; South
Sth Street from tx" Street to
steele street; South 9th street and
South 10th street from TX" Street
to 81" Street.
Said Improvement shall consist in
grading said portions OF IL" Street
and South Sth Street to the estab-
lished grade with a roadway thirty
t30) feet In width and laying down
on said roadways pavement of
asphalt with brick cutters on n
concrete base. concrete and granite
curbs and all necessary storm wa
ter drainage.
Provided that the Improvement
on said portions of South 9th
street and South 10th Street shall
consist only I'm constructing the
necessary storm water drainage.
Said Improvement shall also con-
sist in relaying and extending the
present aprons and laying cement
walk where necessary to make same
conform to lines and grades of new
Improvement.
Provided that the intersection of
South 18th street and IL" Street
and Ainsworth Avenue, Sprague
Avenue and Trafton street on South
Sth Street. shall not be included
in this Improvement.
Said installment may be paid on
or before October 30th, 1915, but
If not paid on or before said date
added Interest. penalty and costs
will attach.
CFIAS. d. ATKINS.
City Treasurer.
sept. 30, Oct. TIA. 1916.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

NEAR PARK AND CAR LINE,
PLEASANT NEIGHBORHOOD
ROOMS WELL LIGHTED AND
HEATED. FIREPLACE IF YOU
WISH, PRIVILEGE OF COOKING
BREAKFASTS. $40 so. I ST.
= MAIN 1912.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FULL choke, double barrel shotgun.
cost SIS, will sell for $40. Add.
1911 So. 5ith ST., South Tacoma.
Wash.
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STENOGRAPHER
AND OFFICE HELP
COLUMN

IF you need such help place an ad
under this Heading. II you want
position place an ad here-this
column is devoted to such needs.
is words 3 times for aOc
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TWO gentle family milch cows.
cheap; farm horses, S25 to $50.
Corner 43rd and Pacific av.
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FORCED SALE--2 fresh cows. good
mixers, and several geese. 3592
East NJ.
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FOR RENT fur. room. So; light,
phone and bath. Walking distance.
Main 4454
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FINE family COW, very gentle.
years old, for sale cheap. 3415
So. NJ.
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2-year-old Jersey bull. Madison
1924. city limits, Spanaway car
line. Jensen.
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50 week up; steam heat.
running water. The Harding.
947b Market.
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SWAPS

WILL trade Orange Angora kitten,
fine speciman. for bicycle, saddle
or anything of value, L-3. Times,
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice IL hereby given that tho
Ass EcSSMENT ROLL FOR LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT OIL
was filed in my office on October
IL. 1915, showing the amount as
sessed against each lot and parcel
or land In payment of the cost and
expense OF constructing sidewalks
on the south side OF South sth
street from Prospect Street to al
ley between Fife and Cakes streets,
In pursuance of Ordinance $40, and
said roll is open for inspection by
all persons interested therein.
Notice Is further given that the
Council has fixed Wednesday. No
vember /. 1915, at 10 o'clock "a. M, as
the date for hearing upon said roll,
and that all persons who may de-
sire to object to said assessment are
required to make their objections
In writing and file the same In my
office at or prior to $3.50 a. m. on
the date above mentioned, and that
on said date, or at such time as the
hearing may be continued TO, the
Council will sit as board OF equal-
ization for the purpose OF consider
ing said roll and will consider all
objections made thereto, or any
part thereof. ana will correct, re-
wise, raise, lower, change or modify
said roll or any part thereof. or set
aside said roll and order said asses
shall appear Just and equitable, and
then proceed TO confirm the same
by ordinance.
w. d. NIcKEus.
City Clerk.
Oct. 12-13-1i-16-17, 1916
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CAR SHOP MEN

Six blocks, each containing 20 lots,
only few minutes walk from
n. L. car shops. Good soil. $500
a block. Box 116, Tacoma.
FORTY acres near paved highway,
one hour and half In auto from
city; five cleared. five partly and
ten more easy. Horse, wagon,
bugPv COW, chickens and new
bungalow; $500. If sold soon.
Cheap at $500 more. La. Times.
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FOR SALE-Big wood wagon. sad
die and bride, cheap. Phone Mad,
1885.
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FOR SALT cow. second calf.
Price s35. Call 1908 SO. ID. Phone
Madison 1863.
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MAltItY--Would you marry q nice
lady worth 100000? Mrs. Warn,
243 N. Coronado ST., Los Angeles.
Cal.
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McKINLlgY HILL HOME
$3.50 CASH, SIS PER MO. PRICE
5000 Two lots. on the N. F. cor.
of East Send and G SITS. 50'x130'.
6-room house. Newly painted, I'M
obstructed view or city and har-
Dor, close to manufacturing dis
trlct, all streets graded, cement
sidewalks, sanitary sewers, Green
river water, all assessments paid
For small payments additional we
VIII make changes to suit buyer.
A chance to get close-in prop
erty on payments like rent.
HAVELOCK C. BOYLE e. co.
I'll California Bldg Main 20.
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FOR SALE--1 black horse, weight
about 1000 lbs. Price $40. Sound
and a good worker. Call 4303 So.
ID.
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AGENTS
LOST

PARTY who was seen taking purse
from lady's coat at 4110 So. Yak.
viii please return and avoid trou-
BILE. Return to 1881 SO. q.
STOLEN from 4015 SO. G, a sorrel
horse. Please return, as party is
known.
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FOR SALE-A year old COW and
10 mo. heifer. q. Hoyt, Milton.
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HELP--MALE

GOOD money made at home knit
ting hosiery. Machines furnished
on time. We buy or sell your
goods. Easy and constant work.
Wheeler Co. UneD, 337 Madison,
Chicago.
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HELP-FEMALE

WANTED - Persons to color art
pictures at home, easy work; no
experience: good pay; sample
free. Wheeler Co., 3S7 Madison.
Chicago.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE--Fruit and cigar store,
doing nice business. Centrally To-
Gated right down town. Will sell
cheap IL taken soon. J-2, Times.
202 and 204 No. Tacoma ave. This
Is a double house of seven and
eight rooms suitable for two
families of friends or can be rent
ed together as a rooming house.
On car line. near Stadium high
school. Low rent to proper par
ties.
L. r. MANNING q co.
Tel. Main 2e. Equitable Bldg.
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LADY representatives wanted ev-
erywhere, s25 to ss5 weekly;
whole or part time, taking orders
for well advertised "kNITTOP"
and CARLETON made to- meas
ure Petticoats. Factory to wear
er direct. Experience unneces-
sary. We show you how. Spell
man a Co, (Est. 1889, 237 s.
Market, Chicago.
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DENTISTS
PERSONAL

ENGLISH nobleman, so. wealthy
would marry. Gonfidentlal' J-Box
3a, League, Toledo, Ohio.
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FOR SALE--iIorse. cheap, 1000 lbs.
5i45 sheridan.
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REAL ESTATE
5-ACRE BARGAIN

c-hNnL DAhNAIN
ACRES, 9 blocks from Spanaway
line, near Falkland. Good soil
Cleared, fenced. 3-room house.
Well. VIII make an ideal chicken
ranch. Price for one week only,
$3.50, terms.
ACME REALTY COMPANY
1219h Pacific Avenue.
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REAL ESTATE

MAT Mt II n oHu
Bldg. Main 1877.
e-room bungalow and two lots on
SO. Union, fireplace. gas, water.
sewer. and light connections, all
assessments paid, $1,000, half
cash, balance on time.
4-room bungalow. with full base
ment and 3-room house. on lots l
to s, block IL, Pacific add, on No.
45th between Bennett and Ferdi-
nand.
To trade, a modern 5-room bunga-
low in Mckinley HIM district, on
LennoX Place. for a modern bum
galow on paved street. close In.
VIII pay difference In value IN
monthly payments.
Thirty acres located In SW, = OF
NE. u, See. 10. Twp. 10 II, l IL.
T. +. MEADS
Room 1890 Tao. Bldg. aain 4b19.
WEST END BARGAIN
Good 7-room modern house. between
two ear lines, two lots in lawn
and garden, all assessments paid:
price $1,000, part cash, balance
reasonable terms. Let us show
| YOU first.
T.. +. GREGORY -.
Ask for Salesman 10.
End Floor Natl Realty Bldg.
ABOUT ~ acres, Groom house.
chicken house, barn aud wood
shed; land all cleared; inside city
limits, South Tacoma, Wash, ST.
$50, cash down $3.50, bal. can -
arranged.
Rooming house. 10 rooms, fur
nlshed, centrally located, close TO
sawmill, large foundry and N. l..
shops. Price $500. 3511 South
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LEGAL NOTICES.

or before November 9th. 1916. but
IL not paid on or before said date.
interest at the rate OF GO will at
tach.
CHAS. ID. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
Oct. 7-it-2I. 1915.
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POPULAR MUSIC
HOTELS
FLESH REDUCTION

FLESHY PERSONS, you stay so
from choice. now that you CAN
REDUCE Surely and Permanent
ly by the Natural Method. NO
DRUGS, Fasting, Salts or Sweat
ings used. Your skin will re-
pleasantly secured. Information
Free. Write or call, Natural Sys-
tenn, 427 Provident Bldg, or phone
Madison 2026.
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FOR SALE cows, horse nd bug
gy. chickens. 6100 9Th ave. and
Pearl st. Pro. 1922.
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WE'LL DIGGER

WELL DIGGER. B. 7. Birch. Park
land. Wash.
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VIOLET RAY
MISS WICKERSHAM will resume
Violet Ray work at $40 So. I.
Phone Main 1912.
VIOLIN TEACHER

OLOF BULL, 81 years in Tacoma.
Studio. Temple of Music. Broad
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Oct. 12-1s-1i-16-i7, 1916.
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FOR SALE--Fresh cows and one
beef-cow. V. A. Jordan, l mile
west OF Spanaway car. on Mill
tary road.
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CITY ITeusuror.
sept. 30, Oct. TIA. 1916.
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FURNITURE for sale. Beds, dress
ers, tables, range, heater. cheap
561f So. Puget Sound ave.
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GROOM HOUSE

40 ACRES $I25o
All level, rich black soil, ~ miles
from good town, near Tacoma;
fenced on three sides: about s
acres have been cultivated 20
acres In pasture. Price only $1,250;
terms 800 down.
r. Fl. WEBB,
1907 A st. Main I243.
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AUTO DELIVERY co.

TEAM and auto trucks. Local and
long distance moving. Main S402.
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WILL BUY

And pay cash for veal, hogs. poul-
try. Fulton Market, 1906 Jeffer-
son. Main 1905.
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. WARREN BROWN - Diseases
OF women and genito-uTinary and
skin diseases. 1I03 Commerce. ct.
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RUG SNAP-7hX9, almost new
body Brussels rug. Phone Madi-
son 2026.
The sun., 1916-01-12
WOMAN TEACHER DIES
UNDER SUBWAY TRAIN
Mrs. Katherine NJ. IretOn Re-
ported as Suicide by Police
Accident. Says Father.

Mrs. Katherine NJ. Ireton. n teacher In
Public School 1870 Brooklyn. was killed
yesterday afternoon by subway ex-
press at the Fourteenth street station.
She toppled from the northbound plat
form a moment before the train struck
her and the police reported her death as
suicidal.
James Edgert. a customs officer. living
at SO Hope avenue, Fort Wadsworth.
father OF Mrs. Ireton, who made tho
identification. said he believed death
was the result of an accident. He ex-
plained that his daughter was injured
In fall from a horse two years ago
and as result was subject to head
aches. lie agreed with other members
OF the family that Mrs. Ireton may have
fallen from the platform in a fit OF
vertigo.
Mrs, Iretons was the wife OF Robert
Emmett lreton, a lecturer and news
paper man formerly connected with the
wall street Journal Mr.. Ireton was
for number of years editor Of the
W0H,Shect Summary. The Iretons lived
at l15 Eighth avenue. Brooklyn. Mrs
lreton was appointed a school teacher
on September l. 1895.
Mr.. Egbert did not learn of the death
OF his daughter until he was notified
by the police OF the East Twenty second
street station.
The sun., 1916-01-12

Serge de Dlsghilcff and his imperial
Russian ballet OF seventy persons ar
rived yesterday on board the French
liner Lafayette. attended by series
Of exciting incidents which ended In the
retention at Ellis Island OF two mem
bere Of the troupe and the removal Of
another member to his hotel suffering
from an acute attack of grip which
necesstated the attendance OF ply
sician.
one OF those held up by tho Govern
ment authorities wac Stanislowa Tajcw =
ska. n seventeen-year-old dancer \ mis-
take IN making out her passpor, put her
down az being Is years old and she
was consequently declared to be under
age for admi-tancc without a legal
guardian The otaer one detained was
Gustave Oulia. chic: Costumer ~ the
troupe He was held for medical
examination as IL was believed he was
suffering from contagious disease of
the eyes. Miss Tajewska was later re-
leased after Il had been proved that she
really was II years old.
Adolf Bolm. one OF the principal dam
GERS. was rushed to the Hotel Clar!dge.
where he was confined TO his room with
an attack OF tonsilitis and grip Many
other members OF the company also
sought the seclusion OF their hotels to
recover from the trying sea voyage
John Brown. business comptroller Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company, met
the ship down the bay Mr.. Diaghilcfr.
head of the organization, went imme-
diately to the Plaza, then hurried to
The sun., 1916-01-12
N. Y. FIRM MUST PAY
MAN HURT IN JERSEY
Appeals Court Decides Com
pensatiOn Question Of Wide
Importance.

ALBANY. Ian. 1.-THE Court Of Ap-
peals, Judge Chase writing sthe opinion
decided to-day three cases, one involy-
The principal case WAS that Of William
Post against Burger 4 Gohlke. metal
workers IN Brooklyn. Post. while EN-
ployed In their plant in Brooklyn. was
injured while performing work they had
sent him 10 do in Jersey City. The COM
mission awarded Post compensation. for
which his employers were insured In the
Employers Liability Assurance Corpora
ton, The employers and the assura nee
company appea led TO the Appellate Di-
vision from the award and II being af-
firmed they appealed TO the Court OF
Appeals to decide the question whether
Post Is entitled to compensation under
the laws OF this state for Injuries re-
ceived in another State.
The court holds that he Is entitled IL
such compensation and the opinion says
The language of the statute. II con-
strued literally. and We see no reason
why II should not be. expressly includes
the employee in this case. as he was
engaged In his employment In New Jer-
sey. In the work OF his employers. nnd
under the employers express direction -
The court Also affirmed, without opin-
ion, the judgment Of dath pronounced
against Angelo Leggio for causing the
death OF Domenlca Marino by instigat-
Ing Charles Flack 10 shoot MaTno IN
New York city April 3. 1914. In the
room OF Louisa MacUluson. OF whom
Leggio was Jealous.
The sun., 1916-01-12
SAYS WIFE HOUNDS HIM.
Whitson Declares lie Can't Pay
AIimony In Consequence.

John q. Whitson. who made a fortune
selling stock IN the Whitson Auto Press
Company. which failed In 1906. and then
VIZ ON H.. road to wealth again thro,gh h
promoting ih. Luther Burbank Press
10 publish the books OF Luther Burbank.
when his wife began to make things
warm for him. told Supreme Court Jus
tie. Hotchkiss Yesterday that he Nas
los; everything except s. in his pocket
and 50 In bank. For that reason. he
said. he didn't see how he could pay
$500 q month allmony to Mrs. Anna G..
WNitson. THE court reserved decision.
Mrs Watson. who conducts the Mer-
chaniise Reporting Company AT II East
Tw.ntY-secoud street. wants a separa-
ton on the ground OF abandonment She
has been receiving SIS q month almony
bending the trial. Mrs Whitson testified
that she married the defendant In New
York in 1896 when he was an Insurance
agent under the game Of Edmund A.
Nopple Two children were born. Ber-
tram. now is. and Gladys, l6. who
are with their mother.
Mrs Whitson learned several years
ago that Nor husband had divorced her
IN Reno. hut the decree was Invalid
here heravsc Mrs Whitson was not
served with The pagers Whi,son came
her. last July 20 promote the Luther
Burbank Press, of whi-h he was vice.
president and MS wife then sued h m
tor separation and rot an o'ier Of ar
rest she also sued hun for $4,000
toi supporting herself and her children.
when the case was called yesterday
WNitsuu admitted the abandonment. hut
,orteUdcI that ne was unable 20 pay the
$500 = mouth alimouy demanded IL
admitted that arrangements We're being
mad" a f"W months dIo for tho paymcut
OF $4,000 TO Mrs Wh!tson In lieu Of
The sun., 1916-01-12
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE
ON HIS OWN STORIES
Appellate Division to Decide
Whether Husband Really
Told Gay Tales.
TWO PARTNERS TESTIFY

Whether the testimony OF mans
two business partners. his brother In
law and his sister-in-iaw's fancee as to
his admissions OF misconduct with
women In sufficient cause for decree
of divorce In to be determined by the
Appellate Division Of the supreme Court
In the suit Of Mrs. Florence Barber
Monypeny against Brunson u. Mony-
peny. formerly IA furniture manufacturer
and now an automobile agent.
Mrs. Monypeny is appealing from the
decision Of Supreme Court Justice
Hotchkiss refusing to confirm the re-
port OF q referee who recommended that
she be granted n decree. The Mony-
penys were married in 1918. Mrs Mony-
peny charged that her husband COM
mitted the acts on which she based
her suit when Monypeny was a partner
OF Wilder Gutterson and connor Huyler
In the furniture firm Of Gutterson. Mony-
pcny Huyler. Gutterson liz engaged
to Mrs. Monypenys sister.
Huyler testified that last spring. when
the Arm was having It's busiest season,
Monypcny got into the habit Of appear
ing mt the office late In the day. He
asked for an explanation one day and
MonyDeny told him that on the night
previous he had attended II midnight
supper.
MY partner told me there were two
girls present at this dinner. while he
was the sole man." said Huyler. "One
girl asked him for kiss and got n.
and that made the other Jealous and
the two girls came 10 blows. The jealous
young woman had to be kissed before
Monypeny could restore peace. he said 4"
Gutterson testified that he had no
fault to find with his partner until after
"A certain incident In Bustanoby's Column
bus Circle restaurant.
MY partner told me the whole story"
said Gutter-on. lie said that one eve
ming when ne was In Bustanobys he
saw an attractive young woman there
and asked an attache OF the place for
an Introduction. The attache said II
could be arranged for $40. so he paid
II. met the young woman and became
very attentive to her. 7 talked to him
like "A Dutch uncle when he told me
about II. as ! knew he was inclined to
be "A bit wild. and wanted to straighten
him out. Later met the girl and asked
her to forget Brunson. and she promised
10 do so. although she considered him
the incest young man she ever met
Edwin J. Barber. the defendants
brother-!n-law, testified that Monypeny
made many damaging admissions to him
In asking him to try TO bring about
reconciliation with Mrs. Monypeny.
r. r. Weeks. counsel for Monypeny
I'm his brief tn the Appellate Division
said.
The stories OF the witnesses Gutter
son. Huyler and Barber are SO improb-
able that they are entitled to scant con-
sideration."
The sun., 1916-01-12
HAPGOOD ORDERED
OUT BY SHEFFIELD
Lawyer Tells at Divorce Trial
About Quarrel That Took
Place in His Home.
WIFE DEFIANT IN COURT

In an effort 20 fnd ou. who Ia the
"Dream hoy" Of Mrs. Rena Carey shef-
field. tho author, Merritt Lane. counsel
for her husband, Justus Sheffield. at the
close OF yesterday afternoons session N
the divorce trial IN Jersey city served
her with a subpoena to produce her
lates. novel. which has Just gone to the
publishers. What the title Of the book
is neither Sheffield nor his counsel know
Mrs. Sheffield declined 10 tell.
Most of the time yesterday was taken
M by Sheffield. who finished his testi-
tnony In reDut,al Mrs. Sheffield was re-
allied to the stand and denied prac-
,ically every charge Of 'indiscreetness
made by her husband.
Sheffield described in detail how he
had reprovcd his wife for going to din.
ncr at IA New York hotel after he was
ruined" In the 1907 panic. lie said
She told him she had pawned her catch.
whereupon hr demanded TO see the pawn
ticket, and she refused. Just ~ he was
about to snatch her handbag away from
her. Sheffield said, Hutchins Hap
good entered the room IN the Shefields'
gome at short Hills, y. j.. whore the
quarrel was IN progress.
"Oh, protect me. Hutch :" Mrs. Shef.
field II alleged to have cried
''Hutchns demonstrated with me- said
Sheffield. and of course I objected and
ord,red him from the house lie left
Immediately"
iiutchns Hapgood and Sheffield Wet
classmates AT Harvard. the latter cA-
planned. lIapsood WAS best man al his
wedding. lie said II hurt him TO have u
order Hapsood from the house. but ne
believed there WAS nothing else 20 do
under the circumstances.
Sheffield was then asked n he knew
Mrs. Branion. He replied that he did.
He admitted that he had accompanied
her to Whtehouse. y. j., on four or FIVE
occasions. She is a very close friend"
of his. h. said He also admitted that
she is "a New York cabaret singer
is sh. the same Mrs Binu,un who r.
now defendant in divorce suit pending
in this state and are YOU not her
lawy.r"' Sheffield was asked.
II Am advising her. but am not her
counsel" vas the reply.
ia, t'ial VIII continue to-day.
The sun., 1916-01-12

TO CUT OUT DANGER SPOT.
New Plan for safety At Fourth
Avenue and 3lth street.

Acting on the recommendation ~ the
traffic policemen the neparimen, ~ Pub
lie Works will in the near future prob
ably eliminate the danger spot AZ the
top OF the ramp a. Thirty-fourth street
and Fourth avenue ana close the stair
ways opposite tn" Hotel Vanderbilt lead
ing to N" trolley tracks below. \ path
across the grass plot f-ou,ing the street
with a gateway foT pedestrians wishing
TO hon'd cars viii He substituted for the
entrances o. st1irwINs
"T lc stream of passengers" the COM
missioner explained Yesterday. "wil, he
detected from the TOP ot the narrow in.
cline leading down TO ThirtN-thlrd street
and this will permi; a free-' use II
,he runway hr vehicles, occasion 'ess
s,allnE OF automobiles ON the grade and
greatly decrease the danger 10 passen-
gers transferring at this point"