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LEASES.


y 6S Y W ti9 X +25 X g 200 to ~ Y n
1905 to beg. all-w d Magovcrn to J r
Murphy Lumber Co. on premises, 5 s-1e
yrs from May I. 1914: atty. Phillips 4
tsT Az. iCs, all--Mary r Thomson ct al
TO Giovanni connistrsci. 70 y nh ST. )
yrs from May !. 1916; atty. Jos Nicchia;
CHARLES sT. 81. aii-Mary + walsh t.,
Junior League Of the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum. on premises, : yrs from May T..
lei6 atty. Harry N Levy, 2? fector
street ....... ..... ....S VI 200 and $l,SOn
HAMILTON PI.. ii-lG. loft: Hamilton pl.
.. loft Milo Realty Co. Inc, 70 Geo
Lee Nciu. - Hamilton nj. o f-12 Yrs
FROM juno T.. 1915, atty, Lawrence X
5TH AZ. "tS67-ie. all Land Map Realty
''prpn to Ida Mondschieu. 1888 Milford
~. Bronx : t-i2 yrs from June 1, 1915.
dttys. Rlogcltuch & SHERMAN. .3S
al" S9r. = .. ali V iaD ST co,pn VG 70
raul q Mehlin & Sons from August l..
1915. to sept 80. 1896. atty, 7 q X L co.
15s Bway; taxes. &c. s12, 600 to $4,000.
Bronx.
lNTERrALE Az. t233ss36. . lots--Msde-
lin. Il klug to Bronx Boro Stables. Inc,
1233-S lntervsie ev, 3 yrs from May I.
1916; atty. S NJ Rosenthal. Bergen Ruiid.
AZ. scss: . = cor ?ca'h 81.
2i2. all Louisa Koch n Philip Endres,
3o5f Valentine av, . we from May /,
iHlG; atty W stewart. i63? 81
'r...... .......... $3.50 ana si.50s
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FORECLOSURE SALE.


IN FORECLOSURE supreme Cour,.
New YORK. CUuutS.-Cnion Trust COMPANY
OF New YORK.. PIaiutit, asa.urt Madison
Avenue Real Estate COMPANY, ., Al. Dn'
year lgiJ-Miller, Klns, Lane & lord.
Planning A'torneys 80 BroadaAy, Man
Pursuant to Judgment entered April =.
1915; The undetlgned wl. SOIL a. public
it-ie Eesey street, Borough Of Manhatu.u.
city OF New York. a. - u'c.otk noon on
June lst. 1916. by Joseph T.. DAY. auclou.
eer. the inortgaEed premises directed Is
said judgment to be sold aud th.r,iu de-,
scribed as follows;
ALL that certain lot, rleo. o- parcel o.,
land. with the builIing ana Improvement
the Borough Of Manha.tuu. - IL. CIV -
New YORK. in the County aud state OF New
YORK, bounded and described - follows:
BeSinning At The point Of Intersection ~
the southe..y side Of Duane street win
the westerly side OF Lafayette t;ormery
New Elm) sticet. and running thenl.
La fayette street, Eighteen fiS t-., thres
81 inches to the southeast-rly face OF an
Independent wal standing on the premises
hereby described and running tn, nee the
westerly side Of Ltfaye''e tformerit Ncw
Elm street at 4 meridian south 81 degrees
three tSl. inches along tho sop.heasts-y
fscs o: said wall; Horth 9; leg org 81 min
utes west Einctcen C"I fec Two md ouA-
tween two inde eudent walls North IS L.
srees % minutes. East zen tl0b feet eight
snd onr-halt eig inches: North ST do
grees = minutes East twenty Csni feot
e.ven and on--ha'f Gia) inchp. che last
two mentioned courses running between
two Independent walls to the souta.r.,
side Of Duane street. Mt a point distant
One HUNDRED aud sev.rty-or" r7i re-.
eleven ana ors-hslf Gli1l inches ca. D..
from the easter.y I'D. of Old Elm stree.
and running from thsnco. sou.fesstcr g.
along tho southcrly side ~ Duane >.-e.,
Eight 81 feet ore ana on.-quarter t,,i
inches 20 the Point or place OF b~g'r'.rr
Said premises being now known ns $50 's
Duane street..
street No, 4. Duane Street
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noDsV than 400 enerss o. Reading
ehaL0d and Abovs 400 on the Consoli:
datsd Stock E1ohAngs near the close OF
shS taHAing yatssdsy. Some salss were
H.as a. high - iS9h mi: being o ,hs
gtses6 Reading - active AZ day. It's
sales on the Consolidated totniling nearly
9 1905 sh.rsA y opened at ssi. which
on WSdnesdAy.- Afssr dipping back to 997s.
q steadily advanced. until toward the
GlosA when proht. taking carried 1t back
. ilt1s. Its nnal price was ss<.
Ameng the railroad stocks Erie was
co.ss!y strong: y opened a; s1,S' a frre.
SiShs before, this being It's lowest. and
q sIs sic sr.n. a ssr Il. ' and hi sa:she.d Yp 1o ns e,
that being tts final price.
United States Steel common opened at
,ysk. up OF . point overnight. and
later or touched IS, but Il closed at s+s.
~ points higher thar It's closing. on
wednesday. and II sold early AS high us
SsI and closed AZ s5S. "
For q tims Mexican Petroleum displayed
special hrnness, but It's advance Invited
Ssalizing and II later On ran of materially.
q opened ct 10. up. Y Of q point from
Wednesday. ana touched . high Of fi0h.
bu, than declined 10 i0Sh. at which II
closed. Distiliers Seourities was favorably
affected by the action of the. directors In
declarfng q quarterly dividend Of Ia per
can't, as well as ny It's splendid earnings
e!hlbit, II solh as high. As 81. compared
Nth an early low sf %.
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ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Mannotton.
'' 10 Ben: ST l i1si.s pT ST V S iSs;s 4: . T a,t 60
,. Il ST T c rs i' wS8ByMniiEdir;edi Il s,e ,s9S'oe 20
Mae II Sayre. 20 Park av; atty. Geo w
RiSSIISSTSS s.; !; s, 80 o Y Lud,9v I: :
1isl. Ssss q c fsa:s GO oFP Rss b Asylu% atty, 70
9TH hsi ii; ,ss::s, IL ! II i. frey KS, = FEs ss n
SAB Pu 81. u @... a. tss si' Mt. Co Z. i,s! Na e
lection Of wild Birds and Animals. i17t
Bway; atty. Guaranteed Mtg CO. 200
ep Xv, i1ss-Xiice l. ~schwesi.r 10 Emf.
grant Indus Saw Bank. oil 81
atty. r q q J o'Gorman. 81 Chambers
iisTH ST, i1 Et-sud.r R.ini.n to Me-.
Say Bank. % Cooper 50 e; atty. i.r&
s.THf ?sT,, n T. eT isss q cir av. TIA jS ers
s:rs, 90. sos " li;th st; atty. LAWYERS
10th ST. ss, i7s " Madison av. 2GSiOoli
same to same; atty. Lawyers Mtg 90, 50
1is1M ssST. ii: iiicj W. y ri,le fn.s V 10
to German Saws Bank, 100 v 18th st.
CITY y 7 Titls Ins Co. 49, Bway, .'7;6oo
sec SEQ! g. las n'l sws ~: atty sii;, e e ! n! M,F .a $
HAYES Az. -. ssa.ic = isis, st. %7sIiiS
y v Trust Co TO city Mig 60. Is Wal
st attys, Wayland 4 Is. 100 Bway. ..sl
HAVEN Az. W .. 3s2.io = lSist 1t. 75Niia-
city Mtg Co to Italian Saws Bank. 80
Spring at: a;tys, Wayland & y i6'
18TH ST. AZ E-College Point saws Bank
to Mutual life 1ns Co. 80 Nassau 81:
sttys. cadwalader. W & T. "a. Wal
ST NicHoLAs Av.s., $50 iisi6 81,
bs.ssi6s. 2s5oxi2s.io-Edw II Thomas e
ri. trus. to anne Bank for Saws. -
wall 81; attys. Cadwalsder. W &. !, 30
ssTH ST. n .. ssc W SIN nv. ssxiS0'i IL
Isaac - Purdy and sno. exrs. 20 Chas
- Koss, Gcs West End av; nttvs. Thomp
son. X & ". $50 Bwav. ........ $500
Hath ST. 300 W-Aihert Esaig 20 Andrea
Kane. ", COO w il3th It. atty. Louis J
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y6SEfFEEHEiimnNN h gT?VT " v&f&9 GWyEfGE r22Tr<E r .,y
EMILY L. yAN WAGENEN. p,er'r
ar'insi BEENARp GORDON. ~ e.. 70.
Ia pursuance NJ a Judgment - f,f.
closure and sale, duly iusGc AMI enter IN
the ahove-entitled action and bearing -.
M l:th day of MAY, 1919. !. tho 1ras--
named, viii sell at public auction. ~ .hs
exchange Salesro0m, so. l4-iI N-s.
street IN the borough OF Manha'tau. r.v
'l Ne" work., on the 1tli day OF June. 11'
l. O'Clock noon on that day. y, JOSEPH
p DAY. Auctioneer. the promises q - -
tv faii judgment 20 hs cold, and -ra-e,r
ALL that certain pie. ~ ground v.A
re building thereon erected, e!tYs,et .,
he Etsterly side % THIRD Aveuu. In ~.
h'r"gSh OF Manhattan, city Of Sew r6'A
BECOMING alta point Oh tho Ea,..riv -.
O. s4!i IHirl Avenue, distant seNcu'-.rv.
i-'t eight inches sonth,rly from ths ,a.'i
Hundred and Firth street. ana rir..-:
thence ~SJutherly along The ti.'-ry 80
OF Third. Avenue tweu't-Hve feet OIL o.
ITEMS Eas,erly parallel with ~" n
N9rths'lN parallel with Third t,ora.
Twenty-Five feet one inch; thtucA Vice.
parallel with ono hundred ant r''.n
en'y-four feet 20 The Easter.y Ire o: Tti'
Avenue A. the point of beginning. tc'v,
ne premises known by tn" stree >unNe
Msnba,ntIrrai CIV iive1gt !" ne F'Fonsh :
DATED. ,New. YGrt. Msy i5th. 1916
ALEXA%pEi, & GREEN. At.o-nev. ~.
Hrg.iHa Borough Of Msrss,,s.
tn f0lo"ins Is. diagram ., N. pro-
~ 20 >" t2ld' - street Number 4, IA
f0Fsh Goa.
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The approximate ewoun' " ~. -. -.
s'ribed property 81 to hr 50 3. = "f'r.
TEEN THOUSAND FIVE ErSp. -
win lr'orrs' thereon from IN. - --v q.
May. 1915. together with tn. costs a.
a~ilowaur" amounting to s35S.Ss. Vi,h 90
terest from MAY In. 1876. toEs:h.- W.T..
me expenses OF the sale. IN. app-1r
mate amount Of the taxes, assetsm--'.
arc wafer trfos. or other l!ers. which 81
To be si.oved 20 the purchaser ~ - o
purchase money. or PAID by IN. Kat- g.
t. sac SIS ard Interest.
Dated, New York. Nav l7th. 1870
LOUIS wendell. JR. R.,.~.
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SAVINGS BANKERS ELECT.
twentieth Annual Meeting Held by
State Association.

The Savings Banks Association Of the
State Of New York held its twentieth
annual Meeting at the Hotel Biltmore
yesterday and elected officers for next
year.
Henry 4 echenck. president Of the
Bowery Savings Bank, was elected pres
ident J. NJ. Satterheld, president Of tho
American Savings Bank Of Buffalo. first
vtce-president Samuel II. Beach. presl-
dent Of the Rome Savings Bank. second
vtce-president Martin Machtman, pres
ldent OF the Exchange Savings Bank Of
Albany. third vioe-president; Hollis II.
Realsrs, cashier of the Prudential Saw
ings Bank Of Brooklyn. secretary. and
Walter g. Rose, treasurer OF the Union
Savings Bank Of Patchogue. L. l.,
treasures.
ExIPreadsn4 James II. Manning de-
clinod the nomination for reelection,
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The Approximate amount - ~. Var 4,
charge. to satisfy which tho Fbc.e ..
tctihri rrorerty f. To- be- SOLD 81 SrNI.
TtEN .TUptSAND THREE HtSDEFb
llllkrl-llNIi 9i-lo1 DOLL tEs -.
day ~ February, 1915. toccth,H vHft -.
costs uuI allow aneo V%nouutiug to $50 r
with intotset from April 18th, ftls. t..
rethet with tho expense ~ the sale 80.
approximate amount Of The tavcs. ps,rs.
ne MS and water rate. ar othcf ffs.s
which ~" to b" allowed 80 tho ru,,hs..
out or tho purchase money. OF pad IA III.
Referee. IS tios.05 aud %interest
Dated, New Noft, May 18TH. ia's
GEORGE T.. WELLER. Ecfs-..
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West 6bth 81.
The approximate amount OF tho Ten AZ
charge, 10 satisfy which tho above.de.
stribed property Is 10 be sold. Is ton Thou.
sand siNty-siy and 66-l00 $40 .pGG. SGi Dol
lars, win interest thereon from tho 18th
DAY OF APRIL 1915, together vlth tho costs
ana allowance amounting TO -Four huriret
-FOUR and t3-lOO tfiOi G2i Dollars. with In.
terest from May 5. 1915. together with tho
expenses of tho sale Tho approximate
amount OF The taxes. assessments ana water
rates, or other liens. which are 70 ha al.
lowed 70 tho purchaser out OF the purrhuss
money. or paid by tho Referee, = Twelve
Hundred and Fifty Dollars aud Interest.
said premises will he sod subject 10 a
prior mortgaee for one hundred Ave thou
sand 100000 Dollars, with interest at
the rate Of sec from February l.. lGlS.
Dated. New yor,S, NAV 1915.
J. u. HEATING. Referee.
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MADISON Av, Isss-Hy Burden. trus. 10
Townsend Burden and ano, exrs,- 20. q
SD st. atty, Title Guar q Trust Co, ~
Bway
MADISON Av. le63--f Towneend Burden
and ano, exrs, to Fulton Trust Co or
y V; atty. Title Guar a Trust Co. ~
Bway .&12, 600
Bronx.
BATHGATE Av. Q 9. 80 n 15tth. St 2Sx
mi Albert Lane. -cxr, 70 Frank {
Mayhem A. ano, trus. 1880 White Plains
NV, atty. n Hicko%. 1880 White Plains
av ....... .s4.00O
CRUGER. Av. e e. 100 n Van Nest av,. 5ox
I00-John a Donald & ano, trus. to Hole
apfels American Compositore Co. is
Bway! atty. A q Townsend. I'll Nassau
SD Az. fsis-iTitle Guar 4 Tr co to Geo
Herbener ct al. trus. g W e5th ct: atty,
Title Guar & TT co, l7s Bway. $1,000
TO SAM wacht. 100 Riverside DR.: atty
u u Kelly. 233 Bway .............f
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CALLS THRIFT REAL
SERVICE TO NATION
Harrison, at Savings Bank
Convention. Urges New
Lessons Of Economy.
PRAISES NEW ENGLAND

N. W. Harrison. secretary OF the
Savings Bank Section of the American
Bankers Association. In an address OF
thrift yesterday at the convention al
the Hotel Biltmore OF the Savings Banks
Association of New York state. said that
while tho savings In the banks OF this
State were vast, tho percentage OF saw
crs was relatively small. lie pointed
30 the New England states as giving
the right example OF thrift.
TT liz a matter OF common knowl-
edge" said Mr.. Harrison. that. credit
IL largely duo to New England for
the financing OF American enterprise
throughout the country. n we glance
ut statistics. tho reason will he easily
found. Sixty out of every hundred pcu-
pie are savers; with per capita savings
deposits to population OF t2j3.GJ and
with 4.126.663 dcpositors, with an aver
age account of si23.33. Then. make 4
comparison with the Western States,
which have been called upon II CON
sumed the capital Of New England
the percentage Of savers to population
10 500 per cent, a per capita savings
08 $13.0S and al average balance of
o222.1O. about so per cent. of the aver
savings account OF a New Eng
land depositor.
Bees Preparedness I'm Thrift. :
Tho Southern Stntes have also used
. England capital to n large extent.
That section of tho country shows the
ennall percentage OF savers TO population
ID 3.s; per capita savings. $3.50. and
average balance OF each savings deposi-
tor. $177.02. From this angle. is not
the argument ,onnlusIyc that rho .av'
ins- habit has dacide1,y a ha,oeni,
eject upon trads and cn,nue-ccS
..rhr,ft In tho ~,ndividuai nth ho ,,u.a
~. os ~ more ourihg the neAt decade
tory. Assurediy IL strikes the kevnot,
Of economic Preparedness II each nor.
son becomes moro orderly IN conduct
considers the future to n greater extent
It will have a reflex action upon the
nation, which would place the United
States foremost among the great nations
Of the world.
while the savings IN the banks n,
New York state are vast. Vet the nor.
centage Of savers IL relatively small.
Twenty-eight and one-trn,h per cent. -
not one-half the proport,on /, ,bc Scv
England States. The cause for this Is
obvious. The mutual savings banks
have been the sayings depos,tories
These banks have established ,hemse,yas
1n the larger citiea OF the State. an
there being plenty Of funds. money inst
naturally flowed In. They have becr
built up through no particular effort on
their part other than obtaining for the
banks absolute security IN investments
The mutual sav!ngs banks Of Massachu.
sets reach a greater number Of people
which Ia the main object Of a savings
BAN They have tried diferen,
chome0 with the idea OF extendinp
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ire arpto''ma'. au,nunt - IT.. ''
ohAtse to satisfy rhlrh I'VE t'rS
scTlbet property In to bs -a,H. e.
sly thousand Two hurI-eH ..
L'-o,sSOl Dollars, tosather 'o'fu
theleon from the ilth iny % a
Iosether with the costs ~
amounting 10 Fhree huUdr- rr H
eight aud S..l0o ,SaTs.S2D TO ~.
lefest from April %. 1915, tug''
tnc expenses Of the sale. rhr fTr
amount 81 the taxes, aSrs
"nt"r ra'~s, or other TEN, Wit go
allowed 10 the purchase og' - e."
~" money, or pa'l ~ th'
s'ro'i and iu'er~sf.
hatcd, Sev York. NAV sh, 1915
RICHARD u. AARrIS, k't;rS
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Ct> \Ut.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Summer Homes" T.. pages Of picture, and
County. send ac postage 10 -. 1. Robinson.
General Passenger Agent. Dept. !. ont,riu 4
Western Ry. Grand Central Terminal y. ! CITY
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The American Steel Foundries has
put out an inquiry for 5000 tons Of
basic iron, which will probably be de-
livered at Alliance, Ohio. The Western
House Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany Is taking bids on from 1000 to
5000 tons of foundry grades Of pig
iron for It's Cleveland works, and II
prices are satisfactory even q larger
tonnage may be purchased. An inter-
esting point IN the ferromsnganese sit
nation. indicating a more ample supply.
Is the sale Of 1000 tons by the Tata Iron
Company, india. for shipment TO this
country. Domestic manganese ia easier.
with several small sales of carload lots
at SS25 to $3.50 Eastern scahoarh for
prompt shipment
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George A. Just has received an order
for $50 ton OF fabricated steel for a
Shubert Theatre TO be constructed on
Forty-ffth street. A high school to be
constructed at Carbondale. Pa. calls
for 200 ton OF shapes. and plans for
several hotels are reported on tho archi-
tects' boards. The Wisconsin Bridge
and Iron Company has secured a con-
tract Tor a highway bridge 20 no con-
az Yankton. s. D.. requiring
5000 tons ~ structural steel.
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The Carpenter steel Company OF
irg. Pa. has placed An order for q ma
chine shop. known as building No. 81,
with Lewis +. Shoemaker & Co. About
400 tons Of fabricated steel will be used.
The Ludlum Steel Company at Water
vliet. y. Y. has awarded n contract 70
David Austin 4 Co. for plant extension
requiring 700 tons OF fabricated steel.
u. Il. Converse, having the general con-
tract for the Revere Sugar Company
plant Mt Boston. has given the order for
the 1000 tons Of structural steel 70 the
Jones' & Lau4hlln Steel Company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
MIL G

D'Armo and Marguerite, society
jugglers. made merry with all the
household furniture i'm their jug
Cling act i'm the Miles theater. Mon
day afternoon Lamps tables.
chairs vases. sofa pillows. kitchen
ware and cut glass all went indis-
criminately into tho air and re-
NAMED intact Il was an act OF IN.
usual interest and was watched with
close attention by the audience.
Frzsimmons and Graves. come.
dians. meet eacA other on Broadway
and reminiscc over the school
days TO the great delight OF the lis.
teners Their descriptions OF the
school girls in the good old days
brought peals Of laughter from The
audience Marsh and Do Foggi
were truly artistic in a dancing md
singing act \ little German sketch
~ pair of lovers was also exceed
ingly we'll done
4 dramatic sketch. Justified" bv
Frances McHonry & company
worked tho audience up 10 Tho high
ost tragic pitch where Frances had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
TEMPT

The now Temple hIll brings with
n at least two Offering distinctly
worth while for all th'ater goers
Those Five Girls" in mixture OF
song and instrumental music, and
HAN iIank,. concert pianist are
bits OF merit IN vaudeville The lat
ter is able 20 draw from his I'm
s'rnmont irs full rover 10 please.
IN he former act there IS much
crcd.ablo vocal work
Every taste Is sure 70 find some.
lhin1 to satisfy, for the new bin Is
a varied one Less artistic folk can
ahuador and then applaud Houdini,
champion selfHDeratCr OF the world,
who gets out OF a Chinese torture
chamber IN a ufy when he does
rot seem 10 have a CHARGE As in
the days OF the feather bed. airloss
,leeEIrs room and the Old Oaken
bucket kind gentlemen" are invit
cd 10 the stage 10 sec that the cham
Der is indeed a terrible affair and that
Ten respond r ir Disappointing
that Houliui frees himself behini
p curtain for most anything car
happen behind a curtain On We!
nesday. Houdini viii try 10 fre'
himself from Sheriff Mil Oakman'.
prize straight.packet
High in favor with audiences the
FIRST lay were Al Gerard ard Sylvia
Clark in their vaudeville frolics
Sylvia Is an eccentric miss. rakist
but charming, and her partner is
competent to amusc and much more
INTELLIGENT looking than the aver
age singer and dancer
Arthur Sullivan sud Dicca Scott
have o high powered laugh proyoler
in a skt depicting an irdolent hps.
band supported by his wife. who TO-
solves 10 leaIe but Yields 10 prom
Ises and hattery and keeps right
on al the store, while her mate
waits for a race tack vindfall
Love Blossoms. With Tony Hunting
and Frances Corrinc Is back again.
II is about The same as ever but
pleased Uanv.
Ed Weber and Pearl DicEi h3y
Tie usual vaudeville singing and
dancing at that always appeals 20
a large NUM- or
The opening act, an pcrobatic one
OF course, is novel and pleasing
FegEy Bremen and her brother per
form on ladders they support 10y
balancing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
FALLS
INTODRAW:
d DROWN
Chicago Social Workers
Victims of Ac-
cident
POLICE DRAG
FOR BODIES

CHICAGO. oct. 24-Police boats
today are dragging Chicago river 10
find the four bodies OF the social
workers who were drowned late las,
night when the auto in which they
were riding plunged into tho un
guarded open draw OF the river
Tao dead
Hugo j Warner, 81 official OF
Lord 4 Thomas advcrtisinE agency
and voluntcc- worker al Maxwell ST.
social settlement, driver Of the auto
mobile
Sylvan Kusel. 90, law student AZ
University OF Chicago and volunteer
worker Al Maxwell settlement
Mrs Lillian Nsu,ner, 20, social
worker a. Maxwell settlement and
Hull House
Miss klagsner g., cousin II Mrs
Klausner. teacher 20 Jewish Normal
1ratu'n9 school adjoining MAXWELL
settlement
The party Vas returning from an
evening work ~ the Maxwell set
tlemcut rho limousine approached
Jhe b-.de, at TNolrth.s' ia the fox
cautiously
survivors said tc signal uo>
sounded no alarm and thc cav
plunged u'o The cren Draw Tho
women fell free ami Nerc saved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
THEATERS

.''i' Win strong appeal and fairly
'aas 90 follow from Tie SYNOPSIS. tho
one ma} nor understand the Italian
T which b. H sung
AIDA AN Ethiopian. Is hcld I'm
fuutagc by tho Egyptians. This role
J., sung and well acted 10y Mars
Na"s'rer Her foil Amncris.
daughter ot the Egyptian kind 90
which portrayal MaGdalena Carreno
Q. well suited Both women love
Rndames captain OF the guard pre-
scu'ui n Tho tenor Of Manned Sala-
gar lI's passion f. secretly for the
slave girl
ltadamcs is sent 10 conquer thu
Philippians and succeeds re re
iHrn 'rid pomp and blaFe- of tluu-
pets, bearing among other prisor-
'rs An ontsro, father Of Aida and
king Of Ethiopia, sung by Giuseppe
baius'hi As reward for valor
ip battle. Rrdnmos is given the hand
of Amneris Ioa1h TO hayc her for
@ wife, be- resolves 10 Zee With Aida
and her father but is arp ohended
ay Tho nigh priest, taken D. pieto
Dc Bias and the eaycsdrCppng Am
urri-
The opera reaches it's crandcst eli
mN"s I'm what follows for Radame,
lis outemned 10 death az a traitor
U I"a'h. RaIlncs and Aida IRE re-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
All Hope for Merida
Given Up BY
Owners
TEN BODIES
RECOVERED
Sailor, Washed From
Deck of Barge,
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York was wished overheard from
~" deck ~ tho barge isaac J.. Bell
Friday. 10 became known TODAY
Tho death oy Tsdo. tho loss of %
ON iNe Merida. OF With the Colgate
and > with the Filler brings The
total 'o ~.
Na.F 1 bodies hayo been recoy
Prod. b1' ih" r"Nonu" cutter Noril'
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caat,a,,o " Rreitfrng. thrce have
been identified Thev arc Anton
Zimmerman D~oot'r0 Steve En-
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,rA r,-.,y L1ls
Two ~ three bodies brought 20
Toledo tq tho steamer Matthew
were Identified ae those 81 Joseph
O'torn'i, g. on@in"'r. and John
On .e.'f . coal pass'f. oo'h OF
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po .,.,r.c- ". r. u.r.t. 49, idsr,5
eod a- thaf ~ charles " SutIir On
rlrarr ~ tho Colgate
Tire Merida crow follows
Master % TouCa DrWa1n mate