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LIS I'ENDENS.
Manhattan,

ioisr ST Nos | g.? W, Central Park
west. Nos il4 a AS. and CENTRAL Park
West, II " cor l0lst st, lO0llxlt9-N Y
Life lns Il Trust Co against Franklin e
Alb-e ct a. tamended foreclosure Of three
mortgages; nttys. Emmett & Parish.
am 81. 80 sos W-Margarst ID LEIGHTON
against John A Leighton ct al ~(dower):
atty, l. lugh
GtTH ST. 40 1853 r.. and sbth IT. No 6ss W
Workable Bank against Flora Schachne
ct al faction to declare dee Is NoiIJ attN,
+ SrhuIthCis.
FIFTH 81, No 40 w-Frank wanier against
Edwin W Knickerbocker e. al (amendei
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE. atty. A W
Hanson.
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UNFURNIsHED APTs. TO LET-BRONX.

FOX ST. go. 7s2. 7sl, 7ss. Its. As. bath
steam. hot water. VII TO va. lnQui'
Jauitors,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
RranN

Az. 9t39-2ttS--Charles piro
sGt Hoffman Co Builders. Inc, ct al. Oct
Z.
The sun., 1916-10-09

MORRIS Az. s.s.s6a-Yorkvnle Ban

MDKNIS Nv, Ws'Hht-f ofkVIT" BANK AT
Flora SchnChu" ct al faction to set aside
decd; atty, r Schultheis.
VALENTINE AN, W =, 1884 q lsOth rt,
.~iNygG-HarrtCt G Garland REt Chris
tina Peters ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage attys, Williamson Il Boll.
BRIGGS Az, 257G-Ncwcll Rent, as gdn,
agt Florence ! J M1yes ct nj foreclosure
Of mortgage); attys. Merrill. Rogers a
Terry.
18TH ST, n .. s7.T = Brook av. 27SiOo-
Catharine + Johnston aEt Sadie Ehr-
mann foreclosure OF mortgage. atty.
T. Hail.
BOSTON ROAD. . q, so lands John
cresson, S0xal7x irreg Charles s Lyons
agt George + Johnson, Jr tactlon TO OBJ
tain Judgment: atty i J iauhon.
The sun., 1916-10-09
nLDU170r NO1ICA

N--OeS. Delaney and Ludlow sts. $50
entrance on Ludlow s~t.u.....P. 43H
ao--Cor. Rivtneton and Suffolk Sta. kiYe
ington ct. al ice. ....,.... o. -lte
is-Cor. R%ivington and Suffolk Sta spnelk
The sun., 1916-10-09

with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF the frst partb
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Fifteenth Assembly District.

= Ly,htlon' Occupied as
w tt'h st, west Of Rroadway' main
ntfthC"..-,H igh rhool ~ Commercs
w e5th ST, west ~ Broadway, main
en'ranc" ...,H High fhCol Of comusrcs
-Am@'"rIHm as" aud W. GSth 81, kim
%-lS7 West End ave. 80
b-Ams''rdHm as" and W. ts,h q, ,iris.
north entrance on Amsterdam ave-"
The sun., 1916-10-09
Third Assembly District.

r. d. Location. Occupied as
entrance on Mulberry st.......P =. 20
Cor Mulberry and Bayard st.. Bayard
SO Mott St, boys' entrance Up S. los
$50 Mott ct, girls entrance...P S. los
b-ios Mott Grocer
The sun., 1916-10-09

Manhattan Island. north Of iIoth ST
10Th ST, 4sS W, n a.. 100 e Amsterdam
ave. lsxes ll-Clarence II Walter. Egg
atse Herman y walter. and Resale, his
Anna X waiter. <6j W l+0th 81, a NE
interest. b g. =. c a q. all liens. Sept. ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

bsreiten Iidb, nadbem nun dIIentbaIbeH
in Sliifsn ltnb StrDmen Der @isgnng
eingeieBt, auf einen neuen 8orItoB ber
SeutIden segen Risa bor, tuelber in.
nerbalb Der nG9iten bier Wo6en ers
ipartst tpirb. 9llles oeutet barduf bin,
oaB bic 9euti6sn oieIss Ulal Die
Stabt iotpobl bon Der 2dnbz tpie bon
Der Seeiette aus ansreifen iperben.
Sas 3uIummenSisben elmer groben
4nSabl bon S6iffen in 2ibau beutet
auf bic Ibii6t Der OeutI6sn bin, ois
ruIiiide SlOtte auf5uiu6sn unb su
Derni9ten, Inn Die Oitfee su beberrs
5ben.
Ra9ri6ten aus Salonifi befasen.
oob bic @efs6te an Der griedif9en
9renSe, bic bisber nur aIs @eriu4ss
operationen Der 8ulgarsn uno Deits
i6en betrobtet tpurben, iebt ben Gbds
ratter eines dllgemeinen Insriffes ses
gen bic porgsf6obene 2inie Der MlIiirs
ten an Der SaIonitis5rOnt annsbmsn.
9etrG9tli9e StreitfrGfte iperben ents
fpidelt, uno Die fdpers 4rtillsrie srsift
ouf beiben Seiten in Die Rdmpfe elm
gud bic Ofterreidiiden uno buIsaris
Iden Sliss.r iparsn pGbrsnb Der bsr.
gansenen Wo9e tGtis unb ma9ten
mebrere ansriffs auf SaIouiti. ipOs
bel fie 9omben abfparfen.
0ie Operattonen Der @erbiinbeiex
In 4lbanien I9reiten lonsfam tpsttsr
fort unb man sIaubt, baB binnen furs
gem gang 9llbonien in ibren Sdn6ex
iein miro.
Die Ra9ri9ten aus MsiopotamieH
laFsn erieben. baB ois Gage Der @ris
ten BEL &utzelsQlmdra unperGnoert ik
unb Die RuHen BEL ibren Operatipnex
in Der HGbe bes @9paraen Wlesrts
nur lansiam fortfdreiten. Die Sits
fen aieben i'm Dsiten sins bebeutsnhs
Seeresmddt sufammen, um bem Bog
brinsen Der RuFsn sinen Riesel bors
auf6ieben uno iie gu berbinbern. oex
beordnsten 9riten gu Silfe gu IONS
men.
Der SaudboOttriss ssssn GnsIaHk
nimmt ieinsn Sortsans uno Elm S9tH
na9 BEN anberen tpirS bon ben 0eiits
f9en abseienit. 9i. Spannuns. be
In Sols. beHen stpifden Berlin uni
@aibinstOn berrfbt. fdeint in 0sutfd.
lamb teinen Defenders beunrubisenbeH
ginorud 3u MAIDEN. Die Resiernns
ideint feit sntf9loiTsn gu iein, ben
Saudboottries NIT S4drfe fortsRs
febtn unb fie miro in bisfem gnis
fdIuH. bon Der eunSsn bsutfden Ra.
tion unterftiibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

gdnifierten 9lrbeiter in allen 2Gnbern
Der WeIt bei9idt iper6en. Der 8ors
fdlas su Der QbbaItung eines Iol6tn
8ongreifes purbe SuerIt in Dem na=
tionaIen &onbent in San Srancisco
i'm borissn Sabre sema9t uno Der
4Onbent iOn baruuf bringen, bab Die
5rieOensOeIesuten Der triesfiibrsnOen
Rationen feline 8eI6IiiIIe faIIen, tpel6e
bic Snterefen Der glrbeitsr beriibren,
obne oiefs feIbit ins 8ertrouen geSogen
au bobsn. Wlan berfpri9t ii9 Don
elmer fol6en 0eriammlung Der 2obn>
arbeiter eine beoeutenoe Ginpirtuna
auf bic 9eratunsen Der Sriebensoeles
gaten unb es miro in bem 9lufruf bers
borseboben, bab bic Qrbeiter oarauf
yereaten Gniprud baben, ba fie iid
pGbreno bes sansen &rieges oIs
fobdle 9iireer ibrer Stauten erfpiefen
baben. gs Dirb boreeIdlagen, 6ab
Tile 2Gnber, ipelde on bic internatios
aale S0beration Der Srabe Unions
lnsefdIOFen fino, burd ap.i D.lesas
ten unb dnbere burd sinen Delesoten
bertretsn ietn folIen. Sagegen iiebt
ois amsriean federation bon Der glufs
felIuns zines programmes ab uno
min ii9 barauf bef9rGnten, bic Orsa.
nifation bes aonsreFes suitano. gu
brtudeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
Die RrieqsIag.

WGbrenb bic Dertreter Der Gntentes
mGdte in paris ii9 bariber beruten.
ipie iie ben RittemGdten ben Sordus
MAIDEN tonnten, aisben bic SeutI4sn
laugTam aber unaufbaItfam ben Rins
nm 8eroun eneer, unbefiimmert boz
rum, bab Die 4liirtsn bon bem Wibs
linsen oes 9lnsriff.s auf 9srbnn fa'
feln.
Der beutI9e 9eroun=Stlo5us Elm
5eblf9las9 = Die 2userfeituns Der
BUN, syrantreids mGdtisifes Bollperi
on Der Ofsr.nas, iiber ipeldes ale Grs
oberer s.sosen unb aus Der ii4 ans
Befiegts seidli9tn, itebt unter beni
sgeuer b.r b.utf9sn fdlper.n 9eidiibs.
8erbun br.nnt! Dieisr 8ranb bat
on Iid feline tpsitsr. miIitGrii9e Be
bsutins. Die aber li.st in Dem ods
burd erbradtsn 9spsis. bub Der ipites
matii6e uno iiesrei9e @ormari4 Der
0sutf&en foipsit s.bi.ben II, bub bes
rem fdpere 9efhiibs bic yeitune
ielbit In ibr.n SduBbsreid beiommen
bdben. 2luf ben 8.feitieunsen nSros
li4 unb norb0itlid bon 8sroun liesi
b.utI9ss SrommeIf.uer; ods trommelt
gum neuen 8oritob.
9omit ipirb cine neue rJlutneue"
porbersitet. go 1T es eetpeien, ieit'
oem am Wontos, ben 81. Sebruar.
bic Sruppen Der 3ronprinaenarmee
ben erfsn 8oriob eesen bas Wdlbs
den BON Gonfsnpope unternommsn bas
ben. Dos Menidenmaterial 1T tofs
bar. Surum fino bon 9lnbesinn oes
8erbunsSelSauges an bi. Sruppen nur
unter b09Fer 8orii4t einseiebt pors
ben. Simmer erf bas Srommeln unb
oonn 6as Surra bes Sturmes. Die
SrunaoIen m0ssn ii4 3uriid5ieben,
@erbun IGuft ni9t fort. llnb Die
3eit i9reitet, ipie Die 9.i9i9te, ME
6iefer 8erbunsSelo5ug, na9 feitgele9
ten Reseln por.
@erbun Elm ssebli6lasg - Die
9lngIt Der entente saoulition tlumm.ri
Ii6 an bieIe lebte Soffnung. Ods
ipolIen iie anberen tpeibmd4en, biz
SatIa6en aber iibertDnen oieies pfei'
fen oes nG9tli9en Reiters i'm Woloe,
Der ii6 odmit Mut MAIDEN mD4te
Die SotIo9s lit, oub Die beuti4e Slut
ipsle Der BON unb nuh bem Weiter
ben SrunaoIen @erOuns ein5ig nod
ofFenitebenben @erbinbuns INNER nds
Der riidt.
Die fran30iiI9s 2inie Dor 8erbun
ipefIi9 bon Der Muus it0bt nit einem
8oripruRg, oeFen n0rolihe Sptbt
MuIancourt biIost, in bic beutIhe bin
elm. Die fiioli9e Bats oieies Dor
Iprunss bilOst Der abfdnitt 3ipiiden
9lppeourt unb Gsnes duf Der Strdbe
lpel9e ipeiter 1Itlid na9 gbuttuntourI
nDrSli4 bonn 9ois 8ourrus in oer
RGbe Der Mdas fiibrt. Den 9duptitiib'
punt bieler seiumten SteIIuns bill
bet Der Siissl 304, nOrbIid bon ess
mes. Die beioen Seiten bieies Dor
Iprunsorsisds Iissen unter oem oeut'
fden ylont.Rfsuer. OftIi4 bon ben
@tellungen am Goter Wanns6iisel
unb Der 5Sbs 295 Iiioli9 6aDoH uni
| peitli9 bon Der 2inie UlnInneoart--
Hois b'anOtouTi aus. On eift
bss.s&e aink I4lsstt- f@ psapsrti
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
9ies III bic SOOb
8riNel &ug @utbe.

limb neil mir 8oO1 SrhHels auser'
,pGblt baben als cine Gn5isbuug, wdbr'
euO Der ssssnwdrtiSe Sorrnth ansbdlt,
iSnnen mir Sbnsn manhsu Dollar sr'
fparen. Dieie Rugs mnrosn an9e'
fault. che Der Manssl on Sdrbsitotfen
ben greis erbShts. ISir uerfanfen un'
ter Der alten Siala, trosoem bic 9egen'
w6rtiseu Prsile 20 bis 35 Yroisnt bob
er Iin6. gBir fUnnen oieie Rn9prsiit
ui&t bupli,irsn. Dahsr mahst BIZ
Husmabl porjeittg.
Staabare 8oSb 8riRel &nss.
6 BET 9, $500.
8 bel 9, $4,000.
9 bel 1916. 5000.
8.3 bel 1O.6, $500 bic $26.00
1915 bel 12, $500.
, 9 BET IL, $21 90 bic $500.
11.3 bel 10. $3.50.
1916 bel 1876. $500.
11.3 bel is, $47.60.
Biele nieorissre Rreile Russ, tpsnn
atpuni@t. aber mir fiibren ntGt bic &C.
6rudttn billiesn Russ.
Drttter Sto6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
Neile ,,0a&eine
Rorietts.

Ginb snssfhst unierer bsrsits lanesn
pinie pon Wlo6sllen. Das .3aReine@
IN lsi&t, absr fart psrinO&ert. Sanu'
rem Rh6en, Iunb zines bsr bsquemi ten
Rorjstt Wtobelle fur itari., mittlers
oosr i&lanfs Sisuren. aussr Der
9omfort @iseni6aft. finb bic ususn
Mobslle pon iurS bic ertrsm lang, ie'
ben 8sbarf bee ssssupdrtissn stiles
erttilleno.
9aupt Slur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
Cine Orott.M.ier.

Dos 4usFelIunsstomitee eritattets
benz Eeprdisntantenbuufe einen Be
ri9t, in tpel9em smpfobIen lpirO. ben
prGiioenten aur Gntfenbuns zines
0ertreters na9 Drates Bah Su srs
mG9tisen, no sur @rinneruns an Die
2anouns Sir Sraneis 9ratss on Der
taliforniI9en @renae DGbreno Der
Sage bonn 19. Biz 81. Wai eine Seier
obaebdlten perben piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
9nfano.
Die Teoeration Of SabOr plant
sSrieOensfOngreR.

Mmerifaniid3e Suoen treteH fir bic
Redtte ibrer 6aiIegenDifen Elm.
G6ritte gesen 8aiolin-0 erteHer-
uns - Sin Gieicn-Silmtruit i'm
Gntiteben - Papier-Ruhituff teu-
rer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
u usfelIuna gtplant.

Die piIsrim Sereentenarp Commit
iion empfabl Der 2esislatur bon Nais
ia9uIetts bi. abbaltuns elmer Delts
ousfs[uns fir Runit unb DiHenidaft
sur Seier bes 300idbrigen SubiIdums
Der 2anbuns Der pilssrDdter i'm
Sabre 1920, nsbit Der Grri4tung sines
psrmanenten Oentmals in Plpmonth.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
N1tsia110.
5ertiesnns bes seiualtisen &in=
gens nm SerSun.

Die 9entidieH ertnsen Iansiam aber
nnanfhaltiam bpr-Grueute 9dtis-
Felt an ber CfffrDut- @enis Ren-
20 ans ReipSptamien- TlteaeraH-
ertffe anf eaIpnift - 8ablretdbe
OFFER bes 9audbboptfrteses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30
imp from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
lis why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast

ny IL man and woman. half the
/ feeling nervous, respondent,
led some days headachy, dull and
lung some days really incapsci
\ hy illness
we all would practice inside-eath
what a gratifying change would
| place. Instead OF thousands OF
nick. anaemic-looking souls with
|. muddy compilations we should
krowds OF happy. healthy, rosy
he'd people everywhere The rea-
! that the human system does not
kself each day OF all the waste
h IL accommodates under our pres
hode Of living For every ounce
lod and drink taken into thu syfs-
hearty an ounce of waste materia
! be carried out. else II ferments
| forms ptomaine-ilke poisons.
b are absorbed into the hlooa
II as necessary az Il IS to clean
shes from the furnace each day.
le the fire will burn bright and
so we must each morning clear
inside organs of the previous days
uulstion Of indigestible waste and
| toxins. Men and women, whether
or well, are advised TO drink each
ing. before breakfast. n glass OF
hot water with a teasp nonful OF
Zone phosphate in 1t. as harm :
means OF washing out Of the
hnh. liver. kidneys and bowels the
kstibie material. waste. sour bile
toxins: thus cleansing. sweeten-
Ind purifying the entire alimsn-
canal before putting more food
the stomach.
Hons of people who had theiI
at constipation, bilious attacks.
ktomach. nervous days and sleep
nights have become real cranks
| the morning inside-bath. A
Ter pound OF limestone phosphate
hot cost much at tho drug store.
sufficient TO demonstrate 10 any
Its cleansing, sweetening and
ening effect upon the system,
".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30
HAMPDEv SIDNEY COLLEGE,

Especial to The Richmond virE4nfan
Hampden- Sidney, Va. April az.
The program for the approaching
commencement is completed. and is
as follows:
The baccslaureate sermon will be
preached by Rev. Stuart Sys Hutch
ison. pastor First Presbyterian Church,
Norfolk, Va
The sermon before the r. II c. A.
on Sunday evening Will be delivered
by Rev George Hudson Gilmer, D. D,
OF Draper. Va.
The alumni address on Tuesday
morning will be delivered by Hon.
Harry Rutherford Houston. OF Hamp-
ton. Va. Speaker OF the House OF
Delegates
Tie address before the literary 80
c4et5As on Commencement Day Wed
ncsday). will he delivered hv Rev
James Dunlop Paxton. d, n. OF
Lyrchhurg, Va. after which the
diplomas will be presented 20 the
gra dIates and other academic honors
wiif@be announced. The date for the
f4eth commencement - June If-i4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30

der the le4dsrship and innpirsnon Of
the churches q pFe-esnihsntiy re-
llgioum appeal 60 the people through
ths churches ard religious crdsrs ana
organizations. sndeavorfnG 70 arouse
among all Glasses the sentiment Of
pSF~onaI ssif-Aorihcs.
That the FEDERAL Council of the
Churches Of Christ in Amsrioa sug-
sest for the Inauguration of the
movement the week preceding Memo
rial Sunday for the @oicttaeion OF
funds for the suffering people or
Europe and Asia: that the Presid ent
Of the United States be requested 10
invite all the churches and religious
organizations of the United States To
set apart Memorial Sunday, May Is,
1918, for the consideration OF the
widespread sorrow of the people and
for most generous contributions to re-
lieve the suffering: and that dele
CATION be appointed 70 present In per
son this proposal TO the President of
the United States
(. That the movement be unrestrict-
ed In It's appeal, both in respect to
the securing of funds and in the dis
trihution OF relief and that when in
dividuals. churches and other organ
izations desire, they may designate
their preference for the use OF funds,
g. That the administration here
after to be appointed shall follow up
these initial appeals go long as neces-
atty may exist or until the executive
committee shall otherwise order
The President OF the Federal Coun-
ell, the general secretary and the
chairman OF the executive committee
with others to be associated with them
were appointed as the delegation to
walt upon tho President of the United
States
We. therefore, hereby convey 10 you
In behalf OF the Federal Council and
its constituent bodies this important
memorial. believing that this move
ment. while appropriately initiated by
the churches, should, through your CO.
operation, become nation wide
movement. reaching all the people,
Respectfully yours.
(SiEned) SMALLER MATTHEW'S.
President.
FRANK MASON NORTH.
Chairman OF the Executive Com
mittee
CHARLES 8. MACFARIAAND.
General Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30
| SArs DR.. COOK ACTUAL
DIScOvERER OF POLE
Camera Hunter Of Animals and AFttc
Explorer Bays Investigation VIII
Show Peary Falsaded.

Or. John Rusixin. noted camera
hunter OF wild animals. who last week
presented here . series of remarkable
moving pictures of wild animals
snakes, birds and insects in their
natural hAunta. is a friend OF DR..
Frederick A. Cook, discreditsd dis
oovsrer OF the north pole. DR.. Ruskin
knows DR.. Cook personally and init
mately. He was with the whitney
relief expedition which rescued DR..
Cook on one OF his trips into the Arc
tic, after DR.. Cook had crawlsd on
his hands and knees more than nfteen
miles over the polar Toe.
DR.. Ruskin also knows Command E
Peary, who claims to have discovered
the pole. He has seen the records OF
both Peary and DR.. Cook and he de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30

sraI manager Of khs Anti Saloon
Leagues pubiiehtn9 interests; DR.
James Cannon. JF.. apprehension of
the Anti-Baloon League OF Virginia
DR.. A G. Zane. financial secretary ol
the Anti saloon League Of America.
ana Major Dan Morgan Smith. Of Chi
eaSo.
Bissaep 9. p. eprsnw. Of Napsrvtlis,
IN. viii preside AZ the wednesday
morning session. This sessions feature
win be q fraternal greeting from
representative of the Canadian tenn
psranoa forces. Former Governor
Richard Yates, of Illinois, and DR.. Ira
LAndrfth. of Nashville, Tenn. will
speak.
The Thursday morning session will
be in charge OF DR.. David j. Burrell.
Of New York. The speakers will be
Malcolm r. Patterson. former gov
ernor of Tennessee; DR.. Louis Albert
Banks, of Delaware, Ohio. and Dr.
George r. Stuart, OF Knoxville, Tenn.
At the Thursday Afternoon session
DR.. Russell viii preside. The speak
ers will be Governor Moses Alexander
Grant NJ. Hudson and A. ]. Barton,
superintendents of the Anti-saloon
Leagues of Maryland. Colorado.
Michigan and Texas.
The concluding session will be held
Thursday evening, with the venerable
Jonathan K Taylor. of Baltimore. pre-
siding. The speakers will be John @.
Woollsy, of Wisconsin, and Captain
Richmond p. Hobson. of Alabama.
The morning sessions begin at 1880
o'clock This gives time, every day.
for holding round table discussions.
These round tables will not be less i'm
portant than the convention sessions,
for In them work. policy, method and
experience OF league men and league
friends will be talked over and com
pared. One >of the subjects will be
legislation: another will be literature
and publicity: third viii be law
enforcement; a fourth VIII be cam
pafgn work.
The round tables will be in charge
of competent chAirnen. and will he
open TO all Delegates for expression
OF opinion or criticism and the max
ing OF suggestions.
The afternoon sessions are sched-
uIed for 23o and the evening sessions
for z IA o'clock The hours interven=
ing will be used by committees.
Churches. Sunday Schools young
peoples societies and temperance or
Fanixations will select and appoint
delegates. Representation will be by
individual organizations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
FOR BIG CONVENTION
An the Leaders In Ana-sAloon League
work WIN BE AZ Greas Indian
apotis Gathering.
IN SESSION JUNE 2s-as.
VIII he Preceded BY Two Insptra-
tional Mass Meetings, which WIN
Be Held On Sunday, June 2S--Dr.
Cannon On Program

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
westsrv1lls, Ohio, April 7s.-Dr
George A. Henry. SECRETARY Of the
program committee for the Indian
apolis Convention of the Anti-9aloon
League OF America, has announced ths
tentative program for that gathering,
which will be in session June 2s to 20,
inclusive.
The convention will be preceded by
two great mass meetings, one to be
held Sunday afternoon, June IS, at
2;30. Men only will attend. This
meeting will be addressed by Senator
Morris Sheppard. OF Texas, and DR..
Purley A. Baker. general superiutend-
ent OF the Anti Saloon League.
The second mass meeting will be
that OF the young peoples organixa-
tionA 1t will be held Monday even
ing June rs. and the principal speak
er will he Daniel A. Polling, citizenship
secretary OF the United Society OF
Christian Endeavor. DR.. II. H Rus
sell. founder of the Anti-Saloon
League and general secretary of the
LncolnLee Legion, will be chair
man.
These two meetings will he held in
TomltnKon Hall, the meeting place of
the convention proper. The music
will he in charge OF Professor z. O..
Excel OF Chicago, who will direct all
the convention music.
BIzhop Luther wilson Of New
York, will open the convention Tues
day morning. F. s. shumaker. super
intendent Of the Indiana Anti Saloon
League. will welcome the delegates.
A response will be made by a speaker
IN he selected. The keynote OF the
convention viii be sounded by DR..
Sam Small. OF Georgia
Bishop +. r. Swengle will preside az
the afternoon session. Addresses will
be made by y. NJ Gambler. r. Scott
Mcbride and F. J. Moore, super
intendeuts OF the Anti-saloon Leagues
Of California, Illinois and PennsyI-
vania. respectively: Judge Samuel d
Weakley, Of Birmingham. Ala. anu
Frederick lands former congressman
from Indiana.
The chairman OF the Tuesday even
ing meeting session will he Rev
Father J. J Curran. of wilkesharre
Ia. bishop Luther r Wilson will
make the presidents address and re-
port. and other addresses will be made
by William II. Anderson, superintend-
eOt OF the Ant-Saloon League OF New
York. and DIR. Baker
With Judge Charles A. Pollock. ~
Fargo. y D. presiding. the wednes-
dav morning session viii listen 70
former Senator John G. Willacy. nf
Texas Wavnr wheeler. general
counsel ~ the Anti-Saloon League
and clinton \. Howard. of Roches-
ter y Y
Dr Cannon On Program.
Rev. pr Joshua Stanheld. Of
Indiana will ne the chairman 81 the
Wednesday afternoon session. The
speakers will be James White. sup
crlntendent ~ the Anti Saloon League
Of Ohio. Ernest II Cherrinrton; gen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30

cIarsd that while PsaFy naay have
reached the pois. Or. Cook undeuDtsd-
~ discovered "a. He declares Pearyf
records support thosa OF DIR. Cook,
showing Cook was the discovsrer Of
the poo.
During ths exhibition Of HE animal
pictures at the Academy DR.. Rnskin
announced that he win sail IN June
OF thia year for the Arctic 20 search
for DIR. Tanquarry ana Elmer Hkblaw.
who for several months have been
lost in ths icy wastes of the far north-
DR.. Ruskin says that the investiga-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30

ten that WIN cone SHORTY when fhs
congressional committees having IL
hand three bills in befaif ~ DR.. Cock,
WIN show that Cook discovered tts
pole, that his records are straight and
that the land that Cook discovered
actually sxists The land Peary ats
covered, Croker land. DR.. Ruskin
amye, does net exist On the size OF
DR.. Cook. says Rusiwfn, are truth and
honesty; on Peary's side. bribery. DO
ifticnl infiusucs and cowardics.. He
says DR.. Cook wants full inquiry whiis
Peary breads IL.