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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31

weaver threw out Witt Cobb drew a
pass Cobb was caught on first and
was out when he was run GOWN on
the line. fournicr to Weaver, No
run. no hit no error.
Second Inning.
CllICAGD-Young threw out Four
nier. Jackson doubled down the left
field four line Felch strolied. SchallS
forced Fclsch, Wit to, Young, Time
was taken out for Felsch, who in
iured his knee in sliding into second.
ON an attempted double steal Jack
son was caught q frthird and run
down. Stanage to Dauss to Witt TO
stanage. No run. one hit. no error.
DETkOIT-Neach walked on four
pitched balls Heilman beat out a
hunt down the first base line, Burns
sacrificed. Danford to Il. Collins, who
covered FIRST Young hit Ia Weaver
who threw out Neach at the plate.
Schalk was spiked by VeaCh and the
game was stopped while the wound
was dressed. Young stole second.
Dantcrth threw out Stsnagc. No run.
one hit. nC error.
Third Inning.
CHlCAGO--YounG made "A grand
stop and asst on McMullins' ground
er. Bush threw out Dantorth. John
Collins foused to Bush. No run, no
hit. no error,
DETROIT-Dauss famed. Bush
walked Wit singled through short
Eusn stopping AZ second topo lntu
10 Felsch. Eddie Collins threw out
Veach, No run. one hit no error.
Fourth Inning.
CHICAGO--Wcaver singled To cen
ter Eddie Collins hunted a foul fly
To Dauss. Weaver died stealing stan
age 10 Bush. Veach misjudged Four
nieF's fly to left and u went for q
double. Jackson singled tn left and
Fournier scored. Jacksent went &c
second when Veach threw to the
plate. Dauss threw out Felsch. One
run. three hits. no error.
DETROIT-f Eddie Collins threw out
Heilman. Burns was out To Four
nier unassisted. Danforth tossed out
Young. No run, no hit. no error.
Fifth Inning.
CHTCAGO--Schalk fied TO Burns
McMullin singled through Witt. Dan
forth sacrificed. Dauss to Burns. Cobb
went almost To the flag pole and
grabbed John Collins fly. No run. no
hit. no error,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
TOLEDO GRAIN

and ToMapo MaT Msy niv IIyWhsst sash sss
se%ber tenn y,i'i5s corSy! csSIy sGlaH Cash. 7is Ssp @:
May. 71hc. July. 7i%c; September.
n &c. Corn: Cash and May. 42hc:
Julys aac; September. tlhc. Rye:
October, ss75: December, 1857. AL
slke: Prime. s9.40. Timothy: Cash,
s3.52. Butter: Brick creamery. ale:
tub creamery. soc. Eggs: Fresh cand-
led. 2tc; fancy selects. Csc. Hay: I'm
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31

CHARLES A. STONEHAM & co. ANNOUNCE
THEIR REMOVAL TO LARGER QUARTERS AT 3O1
PENOBSCOT BUILDING. THE UNPRECEDENTED
GROWTH OF THE BUSINESS OF THE DETROIT
OFFICE HAS MADE THIS STEP NECESSARY. A
CORDIAL INVITATION is EXTENDED YOU TO
INSPECT THE NEW OFFICES AND ACQUAINT
YOURSELF WITH THE DETAILS OF THE SERVICE
AT YOUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
NEW YORK PRODUcs

NEW YORK. May 3i.--Flour: Ir-
regular and unsettled. Pork: Dull:
moss. sgs.5odas. Lard; Easy; mid
Raw quiet: centrifugal. e6 test, s.o2
a 635 muscovade. 80 test t5.25db.62;
refined. quiet; cut loaf, $3.50: crush
ed. 1885; powdered. T.75: granulated
spot, e%c. Tallow: Quiet; special.
1o&c: city. l0c: country. 10TIchc
Hay: Firm; prime. Sl55; No. z. y.os
a 1.2o; clover. b5c6Sl.35. Dressed
Chickens. isa a2c, fowls, i5Gssc:
ducks. Long Island. ssc. Live poui-
try; Weak; geese. lee: ducks. I5c;
fowls, 20m2fc: turkeys 10000:
ROSTERS 1tc. chickens. broilers, asa
35c. Cheese; Weaker; state milk,
common to specials. 14h 61shc;
skins. common TO special, bff1sx C.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 31.--Opening -
Wheat: May down Iac. July down
sc: September down &c. Corni May
unchanged, July down izc: Septem-
ber down ssc. Oats: May down NC;
July down Nc: September down Sc.
Provisions: Lower.
Noon-wheat! May down 17sc:
July down 1ac; September down sc.
Corn May ur %c; July unchanged;
September down &c. Oats: May mp
ic; July down &c; September un-
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, May si.--Butter: FIX
dairy s.i ss;ss. ssS aIS s Gis ;:s: r.i. ssS
isSe, fE:s; S:; ff'% ,YisStn'rsi Ss sSn..ss % 2
lsH 0isEc. Live pouitfy; Fowls.
Sgss. i:s; .s;;;;; s,Iss. ~; "; 4;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
CURB COPPER STOCKS
MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK, May 81 Money on
call. pa per cent Time money: 3
m3h per cent for six months. Mer-
camille paper. 3L H3i5 per cent.
Bar silver: London. 327s pence. New
York. Gs&c. Demand sterling
$475 i1-16.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
BUTTER AND E0ass.

Butter-Creamery extras. 9ecs
Hrst. CSC; packing stock. 2fc: dairy.
24c ID. s Nt
Isrgs-Fresh receipts. hrsts. cases
included. 21Nc; current receiptA
2iHc doz. Receipts. Wednesday. g.
$40 cases. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
TODAY'S GAM <
CHICAGO.
.OOOlO
DETROIT.
.OOOO4

Batteries and Schalk;
Dauss and Stanage. Umpires-Di
cen and Chill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
Rank C,e.rn~ees.

Bank C1ear0nee1.
Wednesdays clearances. 36.32o.-
1855; balance. s723.4s7o1: total
clearances 1916 to date, eS03,162.-
44ts3: total 1915 to corresponding
date. s5i7.445.153.63.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
NEW YoRx nUTTER AND Eaes

firm; reeeiptS 1855: crssmssy sS',ss. ss.
.,,,..,M, srs, g Me; state dairy tubs; 8 3 az:
issS's;s isss''s;s ~ - 5H5SsIst -; 80;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
curb sTRIALs

Prtnting-the plain neat kind--thRs
IL riRht--Times job Dcpt.-Main 45co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
DANFORTH TW|RLS FOR
VISITORS; BOTH CLUBS
!, EAGER TO SECURE EDGE
| Crawford Appears in Uniform
But Does Not Take His
Place in Lineup

weaver threw out Witt Cobb drew a
pass Cobb was caught on first and
was out when he was run Gown on
the line. fournicr to Weaver No
"a hif
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Quotations by Paine. Webber q Co.
May 81 Opening Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-31
Fourth Inning.
Fifth Inning.

CHICAGO-Schalk flied 10 Burns.
NcMullin singled through Witt. Dam
forth sacrificed. Dauss to Burns. Cobb
went almost To the flag pole and
grabbed John Collins fly. No run. no
hit. no error,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

citizenship fer housckeeper 10
meeHy submit 20 this imposition
"This country Is producing food
enough 10 feed us all n, a moderate
,ot Where Is the food
Not on the market where Il
slould be. II Is in the cold storage
uuses. held there by the food spec
.iators. until the price OF food scars
% famine heights
+ pat 90 cents for eggs, some
Jays Al. In storage houses within
ess than a mile of my kitchen more
han 500, eases Of eggs are
J&rcd
II pay forty-twD cents for butter
There's a million pounds Of butter
tored IN warehouses I'm Chicago
Unless The government takes ac-
i've control of storage OF food be-
iove this nation will be reduced 20
he condition Of the poorer nations
II Europe. and meat will be a luxury
o all except the rich"
AT her own expense, Mrs Harrison.
-''~ NJ PROSPEROUS business nan.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

employed cold storage engineer to
make an Investigation OF the cold
storage situation in Chicago
Complete reports are denied even
cticial Investigators. bu' Mrs. Har-
rison's engineer estimates the
amount of food held in warehouses
in Chicago as follows.
Eggs, 100000 cases.
Fish. 00o. 300 pounds
Butter. l.0O0.oOo pounds
Fruits and vegetable 10000 900
cases
Mrs Harrison will G ntinuc her
investigation Of the bieh cost Of liv-
ine and hopes 20 arouse every house.
keeper in Chicago and thruohf the
country 10 a fight for fair prices
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
"OPFN STORAGE HOUSES AND
REDUCE HIGH COST OF LIVING"
Woman. Single Handed Starts Fight
Against Persons She Says Are
Holding Up Nations Food supply

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec Open
= he cold storage houses ard pull
iown The high cost of living
This is The war CRY OF young
Chicago housewife. Mrs Ii. Il Har-
rlson. who has opened battle or the
food -pctulptors of Chicago
II have no organization behind
ue.' sass Mrs Harrison, 81 am in
his dgh alone
~ am housekcepo, have
teen paving almost 80 per cent more
for food than the food is worth I
don't believe II is patriotic don't
tclieve it Is an evidence of good
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Many coats fashion gods ar r.aH
ming for late winter wear re dis
incuy English. which means thry
are cut on simple. graceful lines
This English coat was photo
graphcl ST the National Cloak, Suit
and Skirt manufacturers fashion oX
bibit In Chicago so that The Times
women readers might know what
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

IA PORTE. Ind Doc I'd
ward j Forarty. warden ~ 'b,
Itate prison at Michigan cig i-
tired ot seeing his boys" coop,d up
within fRo walls working in 81
binder fwine plant or breaking
stone. Tho state has no money 20
buy a prison farm. bat Fogarty i-
leasing 5 aares of land NEAR
Michigan C.t t1r farming purpu
vhtch 81 D., worked 1y convict
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
LACES

Metal Lace Flouneings. in gold and
silver on silk net. IS and y inches
wide Values S15o TO $500, for.
p'I yar3 ...............$f.oo
Flet Lace Luncheon Ssts-1 large
center and 8 plate doihes with
aoo ge Co complete set, for.
per eel .......... .............,..... 81 90
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01


we are "H'Flls II spec'a'9 al ''Ii'e'
lhey VIII DE bef' appreciated All good
q""'''F' S'o" '"'N'"6 anu uS''"''
and spoon. SID values ....... S1.oo
Sugar Shaker, real necessity 10
caster containing SAT- ana Pepper
SI"Ne's' Si'-' '"'ueS ''00
Vases dainty and attractive for
Table OF dressing table. $l-2o val.
'es '''O
Candle Stick good design Sl2S
T'''o
A'' rays si'-' values '.''.'''..''.'' S''0O
Sugar Rack, for loaf or Domino
''O''' so '''ues S''O0
Lemon or Relish Dish, with or with.
Smelling Salt Bottles. OF cut glass.
a,u-,'o.,'a ,.., 1uos'' , ''', a.. 'o,o's' inaA'
"''' app' V''"'''e sii's.
Stoneware Flower Pots, for grow
stead Of s225 500
Glass Vases. $500 values 500
Asters. yellow or pink. instead Of
$125 .......................s1 s1oo
$500 values ........ 500
s5o stoo
Brass Chinese Dinner eonss; in
Mahogany Ash Trays with glass
~ "'''o
Lamp Shades and Candle Shades.
Sl'5o values tor......'. .'...'..''.... s1.oo
s. u,..,.so. o.. w.. 49,.
tons instead of $3.50. .,...... s1.Oo
c.,, e,o. r.,,. e,,,. ..s
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Wells

Lace Pattern Wells, in pretty scroll
ni woven effects with chenille
au1 pirot edge. in circular. Ions.
and mtcircular in black. taupe,
nar, Had brown $50 values.
i.lf tteh ................. ....., Si.00
Chiffon Motor Wells, with hem.
stitched border q good range Of
coiors. Sl.J0 values for each si.oo
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
DAY IN 5th
FLOOR SHOPS

All Linen Kitchen Towels, with red
and blue borders-........e for s1.oo
Large Bath Towels with l Guest
Towel 70 match, in pink and blue
stripes. Regular also values for,
SET .....-..,... ..,.............,.. .&t.oo
Hemstltehed and Embroidered PHI.
low Cases; also scalloped and en-
brodered; size 45xS6 inches: ex-
guisite embroidery designs with
monogram spaces, etc Regular
$Lp0 ................,2 pairs for s1.oo
Fancy Bath TowelsBlue and pink
p'r'ds fancy stripes; also white
with blue and pink borders Reg
ular J5c values ..........6 for st.oo
HemstltShed Linen Huck Towels
Size t9x2S inches with fancy
monogram designs, borders all
around 39c values .......4 for sf.oo
please rote. only to one customer)
Linen pamask Napkins Several
different designs y dozen lots.
Each .......... ................ s1.oo
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
BLOUSES

Many Dainty 5louses, made OF fine
wolfe. some are embroidered
others trimmed IN hemstitchine
or trimmed In lace 81 50 value $iOo
IIealS's. End Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
DRESSER SETS

Dresser Sets Consists OF one Filet
Scarf with pin cushion to match.
$500 value for, set. 500
Look AZ This French Hand Made
3-piece Combination Suits. EN-.
broidered in floral sprays, scaliop.
ed ana lace edge Up TO $500
values, garment ................s 500
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
S SLEEPERS, SKIRTS 5

Children's Sleepers--Made OF white
tiannelette; sizes and only,
with feet attached Regular soc
values ..,,................ 8 for S1.o0
ChiIdren's Skirts-Made OF white
and colored fannelette, In stripes
of pink and blue; scalloped edges
79c values ................S 8 for 500
HeRIy's. 2nd Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
JEWELRY

Lavsllieres and Separate Pendants
With pearl drops and stone set
Many designs $50 and 500
values for ..................$ $f.O0
Sterling Silver Thlmbes Place for
monogram all sizes. $3.50 and
sl.7b values, for ..,...,...... St.0o
Genuine Fish Scale Pearl Beads
Graduated solid gold clasps.
$500 values. for 500
Baby Locket and chsln-s Solid gold.
$50 value for.................$t .$t.oo
Gold and silver Coin Purses. $3.50
value for .......,.. ........... St.00
Black silk Lorunette Cords with
silver slides SEQ values, for 500
Roman Gold Cuff Links, Tie slasp
and Pin. $50 values for. r..... st.oo
Lined Jewel Boxes. four different
styles $50 values for ........ 500
Ivory Perfume Bottle in holder
Very eool. Regular $50 value.
Special price .....l ,....,.... .... 500
Ivory Buffers, with removable
chamois. $50 value for...... 500
ivory cloeks-ousrsnteed. $3.50
value ....,.............. .......... st.oo
A1ures Face Powder ........... 800
Asures VeOetal ............. 500
HeRI,s. MaIn FLOOR
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
DRESSES

Misses Wash Dresses Made Of the
finest ginrhams and poplins IN
beautiful plaids. stripe, and plain
chambray -pinks. blues, tans and
green Special .......... .......St
HeeIy'-. End Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

S NEEDLEWORK S
The Importance OF Dollar. The
most wonderful values ever OF.
fered in one needlework depart
ment for Observation-Disclosures. 500
A French Tapestry Pillow, ready
made and filled; these pillows sell
every day for 1925 Specially
priced FOR this sale .......... ,Si.0o
A Library Scarf and Pillow 70
Match. never before sold less
than $500 each while they last,
each ....,........... .............. 500
Dresser Scarf. lace trimmed and
stamped with dainty French knot
designs $3.50 values for .... sio0
3e.lnoh White Linen Center, with
scallop all embroidery and stamp
ed for solid work $3.50 values
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1oo
SILK 5ass, ready made and stamp
ed for beading These bags are
values to $805 stamped For
one day only ............. $too
Shoe Bags ready made, OF finest
quality cretonne, never sold less
than 800 each while they
last for 800
White Linen Tray Cloth. 1920 WITH
scallop all embroidery and stamp
ing for French embroiderlng
$50 values. limited numbers
al Observation-Disclosures. , for st.oo
Laundry Bags Large size and
ready made Of fine cretonne. 81
values .....................2f q for $t,oo
Limited Numbers Of Round Pillows,
made Of silk and tapestry. Every
one worth 81 tor this day 49,. s1.oo
We Put on Display for This s1.oo
Day a beautiful line Of coat hang
ers made Of fancy silks and trim
med with ribbon, $500 values FOR $500
Just Received new line OF fancy
cretonne &c inch dolly rolls s175
values for ........................ S1OO
We Have One Lot Of Commenced
Pieces Centers. pillows, and
scarfs stamped on linen with
about l quarter commenced
Prices alone are worth from $500
10 $500 While they last ......s stoo
cretonne Scarf with pin cushion to
match We just have about
dozen of this item. $500 values
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. stoo
chlIdren's Dresses, ready made in
sizes 5. To- Il years, $500 values
for ,............. .......,..... Si.oo
Gowns Stamped on fine nainsook
for French embroidery. with ma
terials for embrodering 2 for 500
Pillow Cases Stamped on best
quality cotton tubing 75c values.
limited number ..,.....2 for $t.oo
Odd lot Of Embroidery Samples;
values to $500 70 close at...... 500
HeaIy's. Main Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
BABY WEAR

Baby Dresses Dainty white dresses
OF fine muslin and nainsook some
are trimmed with laces and EN-
broidery -$1.5O TO- $3.50 values.
Tor .................. S1OO
Baby Skirts Beautiful little skirts
OF fine white material with ruf
fes edged with laces and inser-
tions, az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1.00
Bath Robes-Made Of go9d Beacon
cloth. floral patterns. in tan. red
pink and blue, with cord and tas-
sci Special al ................. 800
Baby Jackets Dainty Cashmere
Jackets. edged with light blue and
pink also knit Jackets IT,. 500
Baby Kmonos Made Of cashmere
and Domet flannel. edged with
pink and blue-Sl.25 alues st.oo
ssby Leasinss of all wool
y Saxony yarn SOME are plain knit,
others have fancy patterns S1.25
values for ........,.,........,.. S100
Carriage Robes Made Of pure
white eiderdown, ribbon trim IN
pink or blue. also figured pat.
terms Sl25 values ......... stor
HeaIy's. 2nd TIeor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
HOSIERY

Ladies' AlLSilk Hose A beautiful
quality Black only Regular
price s15o. Special ..... St00
Ladies' Fancy silk Hose, i'm al the
leading coior~ of STRIVES and
checks Regular $3.50 values
special -.,..,,... ............... 90
Ladies' Fine Boot six Hose, in
black white flesh and suede Val
ueS 5'c. Special ....,.. . for SfOc
Ladies' Fiber Silk Hose These look
ike silk hose and wear like Isle
3 FOR .................. 90
Mems Fiber SIX Hose Black
white and gray-a good wearing
quality. Special ...........3 3 for S1OQ
Hesi2'. Huiu Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
UNDERWEAR

children's Black Merino Tights
Ankle length SOC TO 1925 val
ues observation-disclosures. 2 pair for st.00
chldren's Knitted Underwsists
Sizes . 10 10 years 25c val
ue ......... ............ for 500
Healy's, 9TH Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
DOLLS

Dolls Of all kinds and descriptions
dressed I'm several different cos
tunes. Indian dolls. school girls
and boys. Regular sI.25 values
!oT .,........-. ...,............9 sic
HeRIy's, 2nd Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Jap Padded Jackets just the thing
10 wear under the loose coat or
with your tailor suit Black
lined in white OF lavender $50
value ...-...... ........ ....... Si.O0
HcnIy's, 2nd Floor
The sun., 1916-12-30
RETRIAL IN CUTTER WILL CASE.
Appellate Division Reverses De-
cree Of ssrrogate's Court.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court yesterday reversed the decree
whereby the S~urrogate's court denied he
admission TO probate OF the will of Mrs.
Amelia Gertrude Cutter. which was exc
cuted on March 81. 1914. The court also
ordered a new trial by jury.
Mrs. Cutter died at the z OF - on
April 3, 1914. two months and thirteen
days after the death OF her husband.
Henry 7. Cutter. organiser Of the Riker-
Hegeman drug stores. Her estate was
valued at $500, 900. In the will made
on March 81. 1914. m in another simi-
lar instrument made ten days earlier she
beGueathed to George Ramsey. an exec
utor, $200, 900. and to W. McMaster Mills,
the other executor. 500. 900.
In the latest will the Hospital for De-
formities and Joint Diseases received
s25, 900. and the residuary estate WAS to
be divided among charitable institutions
selected by the executors. Frank NJ.
Tichenor. ar attorney who looked after
the affairs OF the Cutters for many years.
was beaueathed $4,000 instead OF the
$500. 900 he had been left In a will exc
cuted in August. 1918.
Among the relatives who figured In the
contest before Surrogate Cohalan was
James II. Montgomery. the playwright.
who was a grandson Of cutter. In de-
Gliding that the last will had been pro-
cured through undue influence and con-
spiracy by the executors. who were the
proponents. the Surrogate erred. in the
opinion Of the Appellate Division.
The sun., 1916-12-30
WOULD RAISE MOTOR BUS TAX.
Increase Of Nearly 800 Fer Cent,
In Fees proposed.

AtBANr, Dec. 2o.-Licensc fees for
motor passenger omnibuses are to be
Increased nearly 500 per cent II a new
schedule filed with the Secretary of State
to-day by the commission OF
superintendent Of Public Works w. W,
Wotherspoon. State Engineer Frank NJ.
Williams and Highway Commissioner
Edwin Dufy goes through. The sched-
ule for commercial cars carrying mer-
chandise is also slated for a similar
raise.
Under the present law a uniform rate
Of IS a year is imposed on motor trucks
regardless OF weight or CARRYING ca
pacity. The new schedule provides that
every bus having q seating capacity of
five persons or less shall pay a minimum
fee of SIS. It gradually increases until
1t reaches a maximum OF $3.50 for
vehicles carrying between twenty-seven
and thirty passe myers and for every
unit Of capacity over thirty an addi-
tional fee of 81 IL required. Under this
schedule the Fifth Avenue Motor Bus
Transportation Company would he
forced to pay An annual tax twelve
times AZ great as Mt present.
The new schedule for mercha ndise
trucks provides a minimum fee Of $40
a year for trucks having "A combined
weight and capacity Of two tons or less,
increasing to a fee OF SO for trucks
whose weight and capacity are between
thirteen n fourteen tons. The sched-
ule Is proposed to become effective next
February 1.
The sun., 1916-12-30

Foreign A6airs-Hsnry d. Flood. vlr-
:. immisrstien n Observation-Disclosures
indian Xwairs-John n. stevens. !ssas.
Industrial Arts ana Expositions-James
C. i S.n,li'' An ksn.oesNi A. Jones. v,r.
intersta,. and Foreign commsrce-wm.
MISREPRESENTATION r.. smith. Texas.
Judiciary-Edwin Y. webb. North Caro-
iiSrsryDJsrnes l.. sisydsn. Tssss.-
Merchant Marine and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"Miiesse@jsmMss, 'i T. b;yrne,. South Caro-.
Military A~nairs-James Hay. virginia.
Naval AHairs-Lemuel r. Psdgett, Ten
Post Offices and Post Roads--John A.
Moon. Tennessee.
Public Buildinss-Frank Clark. Florida.
Public Lands--Scott Ferris. oklahoma.
Railways and Canals-Mar,in Dies.
Reform In civil ssrvice--Hannibai L.
Good win. North Carolina.
Revision Of the Laws--John T. watkins,
Rivers and Harbors-s,sphsn n. Spark
man, Florida.
R~oads-Dorsey W. shackleford. Missouri.
F T.snlTss,oIn,.o,o@o,Ws,hI1i,mm' Henry Houston Tss::; Ten.
War Ciaims-Aiesandsr. ": Gr.ss. Texas.
Ways and Mcans Claude kitchin. North
Carolina.
NssShsm ChairuNea.
Alcoholic Liquor Tranic--Adolph J. sa-
bath. Illinois.
Appropriations-John J. Fitsgeraid. New
York.
coinage. Weights and Measurss-wili-
lam A. Ashbrook. Ohio.
Invalid P~sns!ons-iSsac r. Sherwood.
Ohio.
Mines and Mining-Martin D. Foster.
Illinois.
pensions-John A. Key. Ohio.
Printing -Henry A. Barnhart. Indiana.
The sun., 1916-12-30

SUPREME corRr.. couNTl OF NEW
against Columbia Heights Realty Co.
Inc. ct al, defendants.
In pursuance OF a judy OF fore.
closure and sale, duly mads and entered
In the above-entitls action and bearing
the undersign ned. the Referee in said Juds.
ment named. will cell at public auction.
at the Exchange Salcsroom. Nos. l4-ls
Nesey street. in the .orough OF Manhst-
TAM. city of New York. on the 18th day
that day, by Joseph p. Day, suctioneer.
the premises directed by said Judgment TO
be sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain. plot, piece or parcel ~
land. with the buildings thereon, situate.
lying and being in the Borough a. Mnu.
York. bounded and described AS follows
Beginning at a point on the souiheriy
side OF West i51th street, distant 100 feet
e%asterly from the corner formed by the
Intersection Of the southc =. ride Of West
18th Street with the ~easteriy side Il
broadway; running thence southerlv. paral-
lei with the e~asterly side OF Broadway. -
feet II inches TO the centre line of tn"
block; thence %eastcrly along the csntr"
line OF the block 20 feet. thence norther,,.
Broadway. 80 feet II inches 10 the soul
erly side of West l57th street: theu,.
westerly along the southeriy side OF West
18th street. IS feet to the point or pace
OF beginning.
Dated. New York. p.cemher 2sth, 1915
EDGAR J. NATHAN. Referee.
MELVIN. q: rALLlSER. Attorney i-
Plaintiff. l Liberty Street. Borough ~
Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is "a diagram ~ the prar
erty to be sold. its street number IL t4U-
542 West l57th street:
l5Eth STREE