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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders
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WIZ" name ana ,o %aaE'' Z" "'' y"
hHNiEn S''y T,u - ~ WWtnn,ntt
.""@N '' '' sac Gn6
sTu AZ. " 81, 10, q, mar SAN .,. YIN. N,
wtt "',mnnf SNn"'' $50 Etr,iss !,
Nm, n'wuNm pi, vic .,,
Ur.nn,n "rirren a Il is ,;et,, a,
Yonk.rs. y ..........,.... s7ooG
9TH ST ss " an "1wsianohe - \
s:"~o;, 4 shrarer. ~ w.ii s,..'''',i5. ooG
I'm, NJ. 1zaaI, p+look -. To- Ma ~.
ff%; "ilai. "'1 a',y., r c'SSs acroafinII' ~ss.s
%,sGnTNUI> sr ., , v.is ,.,9o
wv" ,,c w., r,,, ~ n ~ - ",
Morris,aia- Eiisirr'hn Granihoefof to
EEm!, = KAT Schn.'z ai'y' Title 1,ar 8
Park Az SO? ,io,,h :, Nm ITia',9
hafnragh 81 al to American Mtg Co. -
""' ~ '"'H H'"'- " = =" ~
Pearl. ST :, cor ,i,y I,ii pl-rrb'' u NV
lolre Wallach 20 T." Ane W.ym4gn ;gs
lam 81 81" 900
rfA ~. Fl tHS,:.,'-s'me to THE Gs s cs s
'Aasnncs NJ Ma,bb..%... 40 50 Who's GxwA neri a
TO- IN owary " s,y,n 'V pm,lio" -; hE,Eh,
GUAR A. T'Co. l-s pNnV' "'' N"'
sSTH 81. - W-CIniro : .r,rrcr N Ann,
r nr'ssmGnd: syl IIramatnn ay, NJ Yer.
I".sh ST q, 40,
nRnoNE sr bbonr,icI' a. 4, s-.Vov
~, nm Trcnar"bvv in "nI nE Mn.ortFy
hy Lana late OF "N Nm Y' M Mar shaw g :
W.ek". o"S,arr Itav I r." rot.st
nros' = WWiIitam na 81. 49, "''y'' Wr'ss SS
SAME sam" to s,mr 8 900
20 nrish, ","m N'.." j MY
hampton'T /, a,ty rttIss ~ .'TTS' "'stc
hMGy 50. 900
- Nv, : . cor 1854 st-Adulph
,,n,NE hn' AZ" 10 Geo Ehr"t. attys.
s-TTWW' nir" a. "a NASSAU 81 $4,000
0'nnn ~ W. ms r. Williams to
MMssrrXu N',ui"Rwy 80 " !SNh st. .ttys,
LEWIS ST. us narnot, an! sarah Levy
49,, Hshr,, Artl-t OF BkIyn. attys,
cRannIv"rs" ~ ~ Nns,an ST., 5000
'r,rhr 80, "o>f.tti'k ma Annie
i""n's " "a" y Siv Bank. 81 sth
MY '""h "'bn"f' Hickman
~ -, 80 = Madison ay-rhlip
ahu jeanette Noss To- The Dry Dock SAY
ihstn' atty Frank NJ Tichcnor. 81 Park
10" ,.......... 81. OO0
f|ih 81, n :, ?s3 " Sd av-Alh-rt and
Janet H"rzig to the Title Guar 4 r 20
is 81. 900
ihlip. Noss, 500 Park av, atty. Tito
tnar 4 + Go. lij Bway. sli O6o
BoWERf. 9s-Mary r. wife John j ,'nnn,
bell, to Moses GoldsmIth A So'nr,n,
Plant, atiys, Lachman a Goldsnlth a.
Nassau .,,.,', So oGo
18Th ST, l2s W, mtg on lease. Ac n,tsa
Gianque 20 Emile Guerre, atty. ,'L
Ferlingfetti, 200 W i1I ~ ' go,
FULTON ST, S-Cortundt. ucien g ,S -
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PARK WEST
CORNER SOLD AGAIN
Builder Reported to Have
Taken 9th st. PlOt-Many
Times Under Contract.
S35O.OOO SUBURBAN DEAL
Insurance Man Secures Fine
Montclair Home - Apart
mcnt and Big Loft Planned.

Once more the south corner Of Central
PARK West and Ninety seventh street. the
former property OF the First Church Of
CHRIST, Scientist, has been sold. Henry
Mandel. who operates under the name
Of the Columbus Circle Construction
Company. is mentioned as the buyer of
III. .00xl00 foot site. In June Maurice
Runkle was said to have taken the big
plot as site for an apartment improve
ment. As title to the property still re-
mains with Estelle l.. Redmond. who
bough, It in 1912. It is reasonable to
suppose that Mr.. Runkle did not exer-
else his contract. Thu property adjoins
the Scientist church. Some ,imc ago the
trustees sold 1t to Bling & Bing with the
covenant hat any building to he erected
on the site should not come within ten
feet OF their church. This seems to
have been the stumbling block In the
utilization of the property. The Red
monds bought 1t from the Bings.
The sun., 1916-10-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

l2sTH ST. 6e E-Rerger Mfg 60 aet
Roman Catholic church Of All Saints,
owner: John Mckee, contractor . SO. 10
sTH AV. sl0-Altieri a Criseuolo agt An
drew Murphy. owner; Frank Secry, con
%trac'or ,';'' ;,.'Sdl"
9TH ST, ; E-Bregman 4 60, Inc, agt
Samuel II stone, owner; james Quinn
Construction 90, Inc, contractor. $500
81 ST, S7-islRc ltoscnzweig agt Estate
Of Herman FIGHTER. owner. Jos Nauss,
LEXINGTON AN, lOJ6-Jonas Kahn agt
John II Henshaw. owner and contractor,
18TH ST, 2i3 W-Macninery Merchants.
Inc, agt Philip lewlsohn, owner; Talking
Doll a Novelty 60, Inc, cont. .,S2,t6I.I
WEST BRoADWAY. 5t2-rheodore g
wood sgt Abraham Gerstein. owner;
York Bu,lding Co, contractors. Louis I.alt
man, sub contractor. ........,.. s235. 80
50TH ST. = y, 80 g Amsterdam nv. l70x
l0O-Nermont Marble 90 aHt parksidc
Realty co, Inc. owner, Fort Masonry
co. contractor flJs 90
The sun., 1916-10-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

80 Az. n W cor 5Oth Mutual LII. Ins
GO TO Peter Doelgcr. ?6s West End av;
atty. John G Hoenninger, 5 Beekman
coLuMBu's Av. 7s,-N Trust 60 to
Lawyers Mtg Co. 80 Liberty St; atty,
Title Guar 4 T Co. i7s way....,S? $4,000
TOOTH ST, n T.. $50 o I'd av-I.awyers
Mtg Co to Emil woehr. 9s Elliott av.
Yonkcrs. y Y: address. SO Liberty
5lsT ST. 4ta w-Micha.i oi'Neii, esr. to
Lawyers Mtg Co. SO Liberty 81. . sac. 900
GRAND 1T. l25-Ie7-Titie Guar a. Trust
co to windham Realization Co. III
Bway; attys. Alexander q Green. leo
GRAND ST, $ cor crosby st-same to
wXpswon.rR Az. asl:.sa-sar.h wy +
O'Reily tn T q & T Co. l7s Bway si?, 900
l03D ST. l20 Wanna r Donald to Kings
County Saw Instn. 1877 Bwsy. Bklyn
attys. Taylor. X h 4 r, so Pine
SD Az. $. sss n 2sth .t-union trust
Co Of New York to lily G Dorm, ssi 81
sv; atty. J J Dorm. so Maiden lane. ~, 900
" Title & Mtg Co 10 Frances Il baker,
SIS 9th nv. ct al. trus. atty, u L. Peek,
ssTH h ~. y. E.Br.d,.y ii 'PhiiilipS:s '; . SoS
ano TO Doris U Jaeger. i2s " Ssth st;
soTH ST. 1883 E-Fredk. veser and sno,
st; atty. Lawyers Title 4 T Co. 100
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SPECIAL SALE, OCT. I TO II

HOME Brrf.D1NG PLoTS.
Hiltllr nv NTEES R~ANSFDRE l..
]. u. AZ ktk>ON co, ! " san - y. Y.
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!. T. BURDEN RENTS HOUSE.

l. Townsend Burden. who recently sold
his dwelling at the south corner OF Fifth
avenue and Ninety-second street to T.
Il Close through Douglas l.. Gilman q
Co, has leased from Mrs. NJ. VI. Hark.
ness 20 East Eighty-hrst street. a i've
story American basement. through the
Gilman firm Mr.. Gilman has also
leased for the estate OF Eben Wright 10
West Fifty-third street. a four story
dwelling. to Ramsay Turnbull OF Bar
nardsville. y. j.
Vease & Gilman have leased for Miss
Adele kneeland to George W. Morgan
the Ave story American basement dwell
ms at 1859 East Seventeen street.
Porter & Co. have leased for Laura
lean Llbbey Stilwell to Antonio Plan
teri the three story and basement dwell
ing al 20 West l2sth street.
II. Holtz ~ Go. have leased for col.
Il l.. Bragg to Jeremiah Hickey the
three story and basement dwelling at 2Tj
West le2i street Tor three years.
The sun., 1916-10-17
PROFESSIONALS IN BRONX.

BRIGGS AVENUE-The Douglas Robin
son. Charles =. Brown Company has
cold fo~ the Lincoln Trust Company
as eN,oator OF the estate Of Patrick
J. MCGOWAN the plot 50xlo0 on the
west side OF Briggs avenue 1850 feet
north Of Bedford Park Boulevard to "A
builder who intends TO improve the
plo'.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE Frederick
Brown has bought from James +.
M,ehan the W FIVE story apartment
houses. each 56Xl0o. nj 1892 and 1916
University avenue. between Brandt
place and t'eatherbed lane. The houses
were recently completed and accom-
modal. ffty fan lies. The selling price
Is reported to be $4,000.
HOME STREET-The uu. bar Realty
Company has sold the two i've story
apartment houses, cash On plot 50X
100. on the north side OF Home street
100 feet west OF Wes;chesier avenue
The sun., 1916-10-17
FLAT AND DWELLING DEALS.

WEST TOOTH STREET-Frederick a.
Ross has resold 239 West Tooth street.
a four story American basement dwell
ing on lot l5xl00 to an investor. He
purchased 1t last week from John
Rarbey. SlaN son Il Hobbs negotiated
both sales.
WEST l5sTH STREET-Fre'dus Il Co..
have sold for Samuel Wacht 526 n
59s West l5Sth street. a six story
apartment house on plot 50x99.11. be-
tween Amsterdam avenue and Broad
way. The seller recently acquired the
property in foreclosure.
EAST THIRTEENTH STREET-Esther
Koppelman has resold to c.. Kerrigan
5l9 East Thirteenth street. a six story
tenement on lot 25x100.
CONVENT ANENCE-The Dun &
Brown Company has sold for the Ma
tional Savings Bank of Albany to DR..
G. :. Harrington the dwelling. OF lot
20xiOO, at 32S Conven avenue
The sun., 1916-10-17
DEAL FOR s3oO.OOO ESTATE.

The property OF Charics l.. Bausher on
upper Mountain avenue. Montclair,' has
been bought by Oscar Theme. insurance
broker. The estate has over coo feet OF
frontage on upper Mountain avenue.
The residence contains eighteen rooms.
six bathrooms. palm room and billiard
room. The garaPe and stable were
erected at "A cost OF over $500 The
entire property represents an eNpendi-
ture OF over $4,000. +. VI. Crawley a.
Bros. were the brokers.
The sun., 1916-10-17
RENTING N SUBURBS.

Wertheim n Clear AVE rented the
three story and basement dwelling at $40
Fast Third street. corner Fourth street,
Mount Vernon Heights. TO Charles sid
ney Megill.
Fish & Marvin have rented for Arthur
II. Loveridgc his property on the corner
of the New York post o and Ever
green lane at Scarsdale to Hubert r.
Brown Of this city. and for Prof. WNl-
lam r Walsh his ScarsdAle property 20
John Gully Cole OF -. Louis. Mo.
The sun., 1916-10-17
GETS FOURTH AVENUE LOFT.

The Mortgage Associates, as plaintiffs,
hi i0 the twelve story lot, building at
80 and o3I Fourth avenue. 30 feet
north OF Twenty-fourth street. in the
NeSey street Salesroom yesterday for
tl".'hh The suit to recover liens
aggreEatirE sli7.3o2 was directed
against the Polo Construction Company
e. a..
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e:5,OOo CT. NECK PLACE SOLD.

R1N"r Crow.ll has sold the residence
O. r ; jordan III Beverly road. Ken
thsi'r Great Neck. l.. l.. having a
lI'h''g" ~ 100 feet on Beverly road.
Tie nous" I- Of DutcA Colonial arch!tec-
.lf', "' brick and sh!ugle. containing
'"'.V" rooms and three baths, Isabelle
zoe ~ koc o. Manhattan is the buyer.
N" price was 10000.
The sun., 1916-10-17

samuel T.. \, stern. lawyer of Man
haitian, has purchased the property Of
.har."S y K"ssler at Rockville Centre.
l., /, consisting Of a two and a half
story frame house, on plot l52. lpX225 10.
az me corner OF Long Beach road and
Academy street. After extensive altera-
cons the Nuor will occupy the property.
The sun., 1916-10-17
TRADING IN BROokLyN LIGHT.

Raymond. builders. the Two story dwell
!ng a; 1887 Seventy-nfih street to a
llNer for occupancy.
otto Singer has sold in the Kings
H ghWdy section dwellings NJ - Ave-
M Il 20 Mrs. Gustav Schwarz 1873
Yves, Eleventh street TO william +. Mar
tin, Jr, and 1857 West Eleventh street
& Emma +. Harner.
The sun., 1916-10-17
oorTo> MAN Buys on DRIVE.

H''"'' j. Caldwell, president of the
d ''tld"oli Company, local agents for
S'N''H' Ne" England cotton mills. Is the
,N'F ~ the dwelling at So Riverside
.'"N'. between Eishtieth and Eighty
,t' ,.r'"is, sold recently by Timothy J.
The sun., 1916-10-17
BUYS NEW DoRr's WHITE HOUSE

Cornelius g. kolT has sold through A.
y. Gii,erman to NJ. &. Shaeffer the
white House. a new two story and attic
Colonial dwelling on Cubberly place.
New borp, Staten Island. built from
plans OF Deiino & Aldrich.
The sun., 1916-10-17
TENTH STREET HOTEL LEASE.

A. A. Iiaeeman has leased to the
Hagerille Realty Company the seven
story hreproof apartment hotel at 81
West Tenth street for a term OF twenty
one years. with renewals. The building
will be renovated and will be rented In
two and three room ron-housekeeplng
suites.
The sun., 1916-10-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhatta0.

GRAMERCY PARK. ls-Gilis 4 ueoshan
sst Gertrude Cowdin ct al. Oct 10,
lels........ ..:... ....:.:.,.,,,:..el75
nth ST. sos W-ssmuel ksminsky sgt
A Blumsnthsl 81 OIL. Jan 4, 1915. .e3i2. 80
stTH ST. l2+ w--Church L Gates 4 c.
act d. Watts ct al. July 90. 1916. o20e 0s
3iTH ST. ia W--Louis Flachner aEt lisa
The sun., 1916-10-17
ADDS TO PARK HILL SITE.

+ Bright Wilson has bought a 30 foot
plot adjoining his residence at 500 Van
,or'.ardt Park avenue. Park Hill North.
through Thomas S. Rurke.
The sun., 1916-10-17

story loft building which Il will erect on
the south side Of Tw~enty.irst street
from Broadway to Fifth avenue. II IL
estimated that the building will cost
s450.000 to build. Maynicke & FRANKIE
are the architects.
The sun., 1916-10-17

l,Hlnt r. Fischer, owner of 3O4 West
fI'l eighth street. Is the buyer Of 306,
ad)"'nIrg sold recently by Laurence Nc
our" Tor Harriet Il. +. white. II will
De Incorporated in the proposed Reisen-
"eoer restaurant addition.
The sun., 1916-10-17
GARAGE FOR PLANO COMPANY,

The Walters Piano Company will
spend $4,000 on a six story garage a,
226 and 22S East Sixty-third street.
Plans for the buildings were filed yes
terday by j. c. Ruhl. The site Is 37.6x
1905.
The sun., 1916-10-17
NEGOTIATED APARTMENT DEAL.

John X. Davidson negotiated the re-
cent sale OF 3j7-3j9 West llsth street. a
seven story apartment house. on plot J0x
lOO.ll. for Mrs. Marie Schwarz to the
Chalmers Realty Company.
The sun., 1916-10-17
NEW DYCKMAN APARTMENT.

The Al Building Company has filed
plans for n Ave story apartment, house on
plot lO0.Sx9S.3 at the southwest corner
OF broadway and 1sham street. Moore
q Landsiedel. the architects. place the
cost at $llO, 900.
The sun., 1916-10-17

ALL. YEAR ROUND &. : and ' room
bungalows with all improvements. some
fronting on water. good bI'hiug. boating
fishing . blocks from Yacht club. 80 min.
ut-- from ptNnSNlN MIA station. price.
range from $500 upwards, mall payment.
an easy terms ;. T.. -i3 West 3ith -
T.1 Lraa7aN s-,n
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EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th Streets

eGTH ST. n =. $50 e Lexington av. 6oNlOo ;.
90: lG-RriXton Holding Corpn to CO.
operative Bldg Cunst 60, 40 W 18th s..
due oct !, 1917. 8 per cent: prior mtg
1900; attys. Thomas & H.. III Broad.
way s..st..s ssss H... tssss ,uuO
iST Az. " s. sos n losth st. 20 5xloO. oct
- Salvador di vita to Citizens Sax Blk.
$50 Bovery. due Nov -. 1921, 5 per cent,
atty, Lawyer Title n T Co, 100 .Bwny,
gold $50, 900
The sun., 1916-10-17

yves, OF Fif,h avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)

and 10th streets.l
2sD ST, sl2 W. ?o.7xsss, Oct iGI.uke
Fitzgerald to Samuel schap. 2l5 ~ SSth
81, I W. ! per cent, atty, Lawye~ TIL"
a T 90. leo Bway. .~.......... 1900
9lTH ST, II q. $50 W Columbus av, 100 TX
zoos Oct lG-John J Faldhee To Emit
grant Industrial Saw Bank. ) yrs. : per
cent. sttys. r. f. J O'Gorman. 81 Cham
bers st......... ..,,... 376.O 900
The sun., 1916-10-17

srRUCE Cabin I'M. Room, en- suite
Private baths. Garage All amusrmrnt.
Gruus", ~oIirrei, Rabbit shooting. 'r,.y.
%staiiun. l.',k n Il
". J a NJ l. iRICE. Canai, nsis. Pa.
The sun., 1916-10-17

STANTON ST. n = 100 . Forsyth -. cjv
100. Nov I, 'lj-Morris BrcSky - .lui.us
Rcch'sohaner .sl T. ll;h II. due as per
bond; priov mtg 81. 900 atty. Max Nov.
fried, 800 Bva $500
The sun., 1916-10-17
Long ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

ARTISTIC . room bungalow. with con-
Meeting bath to = lars" bedrooms. finished
In Al style. hardwood nuish. open tapestry
brick fireplace. steam heat AMI every mot.
ern convenience, largo porch, lawn hcdgri
In and fluW"rs, nice location; nut far from
water. Schools and trolley. $500 ash and
easy monthly payments or terms go suit
purchase, WI decorate to .I!t g BRYAN,
hoN l3t sun once.
The sun., 1916-10-17

Manhattan. north Of il0th street)
lssD ST, n =. 100 " 7ih av. oct iG-Rector.
SC. 81 Philip Church to Frank q wild.
trustee, 9gl clinton av, Bklyn; address
l,cTH 81 80. W. 2ilox7ill. oct is|Ro.
sale stab - Marie Basoh, $50 W 95th ~,
! yr. 6 pc, cent. prior mig $4,000; atty.
George : Basrh. i.0 BwaY. ........, s., 900
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ABSOLUTE

for quick buyer, beautiful house overlook
.iE SuIul 80 minutes from 33rI - x eth
"" huIss contains . rooms. lrt'h. hot
water heat gas, water, sever. elo ir!.ltv.
iarc" r~'uuds. shrI,e. etc. must have ash
a. or Hp agents N~DNAFlpE. box IA
= san uaH =.
The sun., 1916-10-17
PLANS FOR MIG 2IsT ST. LOFT.

inc Bradish Johnson estate put on
record yesterday details Of the sixteen
The sun., 1916-10-17

with name and address OF owner and
attorney. IL attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF hrst part.)
Evening journal., 1916-09-06
SUfFRACISTS NOW WELL
ORGANIZED IN STATE

OF interest to Delaware suffragists
and suffrage sympathizers is the an
nouncement that there are now thirty
six branch organizations Of the Con-
gression Union in this State. In the
window at Congressional Union head
quarter. 706 King st.. has been placed a
very comprehensive map on which are
definitely marked the organized towns
OF this State, and many persons stop
daily TO view with interest the newly
made suffrage map. Miss Bertha Sap
ovits. Congressional Union organizer.
has just returned from an educational
campaign through the two lower coun-
ties Of the State. which was most
successful in every way.
The Congressional Union is not
conducting any tent at the State Fair
this year, nevertheless various mem
bers of-the Union are on the grounds
daily distributing literature to thou
sands Of persons. Miss Sapovits will
speak on the Fair grounds tonight and
tomorrow, the weather permitting.
Evening journal., 1916-09-06
ACCIDENT Cases TREATED
At Delaware HOSPITAL

Accident cases treated at the Della
ware Hospital today we're as follows:
Joseph Boni. 20 years old. of No. sol
Wright street. hand cut
Clifford Brown. 8 years, of No. l116
Chippey street, head cut.
Mrs. Lewandowski. Liberty street.
right index finger infected.
Antonio Galenski. % years old,
right arm lacerated.
William f. Johnson, Second street,
right arm fractured.
Joseph Smith. "a years old. of No
1918 Apple street. head cut.
John Grubenski. % years old, of No
% Stroud street, a machinist, infected
arm
Steven Jensh, q years old, OF Sec
ond and Poplar streets, cut finger.
Frank Whilby, % years old, a ma
chinist employed by the Edge Moor
Iron Company, left foot injured.
Evening journal., 1916-09-06
LABOR SATISFIED
With S-HOUR LAW
Central Body TO Exhibit Pen
With Which Wilson
Signed AdamSon Bill
MONDAY PARADE
PLEASES WORKERS

The recent action OF Congress in
passing the Adamson eight-hour law
and the big Labor Day demonstration
OF Monday are subjects OF favorable
discussion and commentator ac-
cording TO reports made by officers
Of thu Central Labor Union at the
meeting of that body last night
Seventy-six delegates attended the
meeting. President John H. Hickey
occupied the chair James O'Kane
chairman Of the Labor Day committee,
reported on what he characterized as
the most successful demonstration
ever held here" and other business OF
more or less routine nature was
transacted.
The pen with which u. S. Senator
William Hughes Of New Jersey. who
was 10 be the speaker at the Labor
Day exercises. signed. as speaker pro.
TEN. Of the U. S. Senate, the eight
hour bill for railroad train service
employees. presented to the Central
Labor Union at the Labor Day cele-
bration. was then exhibited. BY ris-
ing vote, Senator Hughes was thank
ed for his remembrance OF the toilers
OF Wilmington. The trustees were in
structed to procure a suitable frame,
and the framed certificate hearing tho
pen. signature Of Senator Hughes and
the seal Of the Secretary Of the u. s..
Senate will he displayed in the c, l.. u.
meeting room The trustees were also
authorized to have the pen and official
certificate displayed In a local storeI
window
A letter was read from Congress-
man Thomas W. Miller. stating that he
had voted in favor Of the eight-hour
bill and explaining his reasons there
for. The secretary was instructed toI
reply. thanking MIR. Miller for casting
his vote in favor Of the train service1
employees.
Several official communications
were read and acted upon from the
American Federation OF Labor. a num-
her being turned over 10 the stand
ing committees. Communications OF
an official nature from labor bodies
were acted upon and the delegates
were instructed TO report back to the
locals they represent.
The secretary was instructed to for-1
ward letters Of thanks 10 the follow
ing: Board OF Park Commissioners, /
for their extending permission for the
use Of Rockford Park and for station
ing a number Of efficient park guards |
az the park: Board OF Police Com |
missioners and Chief OF Police George
Black for having the guard OF police
officers at the head Of the Labor Day
parade for preserving order on tho
streets over which the parade passed. |
U. S. Senator Willard Salisbury for
his expressions on behalf of labor on |
its national holiday; U. S. Senator
Evening journal., 1916-09-06
SAILOR HAT Gives WAY
TO MUSHROOM crown

The disappearance of the straight
brimmed sailor hat and the development
of the mushroom crown are the most
noticeable changes in the new fall milf
merry shown at the openings yesterday.
Velvet, hattcr's plush, felt and worsted
are used in the mushroom hat. the
tani-o' shanter and the small hat with
the upturned bfim. which are shown
with trimmings of gold and silver cloth.
feather ornaments and fur.
The military influence is shown in the
turbans modelled after the headdress of
the Russian officers, and the French tri-
corne The Chinese and the Spanish
have given the new note to trimmings
and shapes. Even the church has fur
nished inspiration for soft-crowned tur-
bans of ecclesiastical severity.
Evening journal., 1916-09-06
REPUBLICANS PRAISE TICKET

The Henry A. dupont Republican Club
of Blackbird hundred held a rousine
meeting at the home of the president,
John d. Platter last evening. Twenty
members joined the club Jacob Hill. of
Blackbird, made a speech in which he
bad something good to say about all the
Republicans named on the national and
state ticket. The Rev. Albert Price. of
Smyrna, was introduced by President
Platter and delivered an address in
which he spoke of the excellent work
done by United States Senator Henry
a. DUPONT and Congressman Thomas w.
Miller IN Congress. Other speakers of
the evening were President Platter, Will
liam Downs, George Benson and Assist.
ant Secretary Charles T.. Platter.
Evening journal., 1916-09-06
ODESSA PERSONALS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA. Sept. 6.-Miss Mamie
Donovan. Of little Creek. has been the
guest Of Mrs Henry Kronemier.--M Miss
FRANCES Bradley. Of Wilmington Wis
tied Miss Mary Lightcap last week
MISS Evelyn Crouch has returned
home after visit with friends in
Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bradley of Wilmington, we're recent
visitors with friends here.-The Rev.
Edward A. McLaury spent last week
with friends in Monticello. N. Y.-Mrs
George Roemer has been visiting
relatives in Lebanon. Pa.-Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Ford has been enter
tanning Mrs. Emma Shockley. of
Philadelphis.-Mrs Edward Herrick
and children, OF Wilmington. visited
Miss Lucy Appleton.-John P. Van
Horn. Mrs Matte Shockley and John
p Van Horn. of Middletown. were
married al Elkton, Nd. by the Rev.
George P. Jones, on August rs.
Evening journal., 1916-09-06
WESTERN UNION.
?. R. R. END WAR
Telegraph Company Had
Been "Shut Out" by
Road Since 1900
BAN TOBELIFTED WHEN
POSTAL CONTRACTENDS

After Is years exclusion from the
patronage Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. the Western Union Telegraph
Company is once again TO do business
with the great railroad corporation
This became known yesterday, when il
was discovered that the present exclu-
sive contract between the Pennsylvania
and the Postal Telegraph Company,
which expires on June % next, will not
be renewed
The Western Union, which once did
all the telegraph business for the Penn
sylvania Railroad, lost the contTact dur
ing the presidency of the late Alexander
j. Iassati, who, after an angry differ
once with the Western Union officials
ordered that all the corporations poles
along the lines of the Pennsvlvania
system be cut down. a long term CON
tract was then entered into with the
Postal Company. The Western Union
did no Pennsylvania Railroad business
from that day until this
Although no official of the Pennsyl.
vania would discuss the matter. il was
nevertheless learned upon high author
ity that there will be no exclusive tele-
graph contracts after the current Postal
contract expires on June 25." II was
also said that the effect of such a policy
would be 10 divide the business be-
tween the two companies. This. of
course, will greatly enhance the Western
Union receipts.