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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
Il. s. MILITARY ORDERS

Following arst lieutenant, VI u e. 10 For Mon
A WATERS
Fir.t Lieut. DANIEL r. LTCAS NJ r. G.. report
10 commanding general Eastern Department for
assignment.
Capt HALSTTD T. COUNCILMAN. Ord. Dept. 10
Walter Reed General HOSpita. u. e.
First Lieut. HENRY D. KRAFFT. VI r. G.
from g. : Soldiers Home % Walter Reed Gen
cral Hospital. y g.
Second Lieut. GEORGE Il. SIMPSON 9th Infsn-
try retire rnCut announced AID viii here
after hr OMITTED from Amy Register
Leaves ~ absence. one month upon relief granted
First Lieut.. ROBERT g. kiRKWOOD. - Held
Artillery. o1ttr.iOu one month granted First
Lieut.. VINCENT r ERWIN. fed artillery. de-
tacled Iief.
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P. s. COMMISSION PLANS
SAFER GRADE CROSSINGS
Legislative Programme Will BE intro
duced Following Albany Conference

fBy Telegraph 20 Ths rnbunel
Albany. Feb. IA programme lot
greater safety at grade crossings oil
highways and electric railways was
adopted to-day at a conference between
the upstate Public Service Commission
snd representatives of the electric rail
ways and the automobile CLUBS Much
Of the legislation will be asked Tor TINS
year.
The programme includes the endoW-
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NEw Ynpk sItpRL.Mr corRr corNr,

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF New York--ida Mason and another
Us trustees. plaintiffs. against seventh
Avenue Amusement Company ct al de-
foreclosure and sale. dated January -.
1917. entered January -. 1917 the under
signed viii sell at public auction a. the
Exchange Sales Rooms NOS 1915 Nes-y St.
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New } OiS.
on the LIST day ~ March 1871 az &c
o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph y.
Day suctiOneer, the premises directed by
said judgment 10 be sold and therein de-
sCrihei as follows. All that certain lot
piece or parcel Of land with the building
ana Improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being In the Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY County and state OF New York.
bounded and described as follows. Begin
ming at point Oh the westerly side Of
Seventh Avenue distant tWenty-four go
feet. eleven CD inches northerly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the
westerly side OF seventh Avenue and the
uorthery side OF one hundred and thirty
first Street. running thence westerly par
allel with said northerly side Of one hun
dred and thirty-hrst street scyenty-fve
t75) feet: thence nOrthcr'y parallel with
the westerly side OF Seventh Avenue
twenty i've t251 f'ct. thence easterly again
parallel with the northcrv side OF one
hundred and thirty first street seventy.
i've t15l feet to the westerly side Of sew
enth Avenue; thence southerly along the
westerly side Of seventh Avenue twenty
five t2j) feet TO the point or place OF be-
Dated. New York. February 5. 1917.
NORRIS 4 HULETT.
Plaintiffs Attorney. No l3S Broad
way. New York city
GEORGE L. WELLER
The following is diagram Of the
property 10 be sold Its street number !.
2226 Seventh Avenue.
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A. ]. RORKE KILLED IN ACTION
Former Newspaper Man Dies in France
Won Fame at Vera Cruz

Alfred J. Rorke. until the outbreak
of war in Europe correspondent in New
York of the Central News. Of London,
was killed in action in France on Mon
day, according 20 cable message re-
ceived here yesterday. lie was serving
as a lieutenant Of the British Royal
Naval Volunteer Reserve. 1t was his
third trip into the fighting zone. his
previous service having been with an
infantry regiment.
Rorke. who was born in London
twenty-eight years ago. distinguished
himself in the American occupation of
Vera Cruz, landing under fire with the
bluejackets and later bringing the first
news 10 the outer world Of conditions
in Mexico City after Hucrta's fight.
He is survived b. a father and
mother and two brothers. Alexander,
who won his captaincy and the military
cross at Ypres, and Oliver an officer Of
engineers.
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IF" to Go; Nazimova at Fulton

III" the anti-JapsneSe play, which
hogan ia career a. the Fulton week
ago. will end its New York engage
ment on Saturday. The Nazimova
play, 'Ception Shoals" now at the
Princess, will be the attraction at the
Fulton next week, and arrangements
are being made TO bring new comedy
70 the theatre on February &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
PROPOSALS

er,rrp RtDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ Hoard OF Water supply az It's Offices.
,,,enty-second floor. Municipal Building.
p.rk Row. Centre and Chambers streets,
Now york city. until II a. m. on Tues
10, March .. 1917. for Contract All. for
fIrnisbing and delivering liquid chlorine
for use AT the Kensico Screen chamber OF
the Catski aqueduct.
At the above place ana time the oids
iii no nubliclv opened and read. Pamph
lois containing information for bidders
can he obtained at the above address. at
The office 81 the Secretary by depositing
Inc sum OF i've dollars $50 in cash or It's
equivalent for each pamphlet For further
narticuIars apply to the Office OF the Prin-
ripaI Assistant Engineer at the above ad-
dress.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN.
commissioners Board Of Water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

srPRENfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Work The Emigrant Industrial SAY.
iues Bank. plsmtin. against Joseph fdrettl
and others defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment II fore
closure and sale. duly made ana entered IN
the above entitled action ana bearing daIe
the 9Th day OF November lslb- J. me
undersigned. the referee IN SAID judgment
FAMED will sell al public auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom. No. 1915 Nesey
Street ia the Borough Of Manhattan CITY
OF New York on the loth DAY OF FtDru
AIRY. 1917. at II o'clock noon on that day,
IL BRYAN l.. Kennedy, auctiOneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot piece or parcel ~
isnd with the building thereon situate,
wing and heing ia the Borough OF Nan
haitian cry, County ana state oi New
York aud known number one hundred
and ninety -one Spring Street bounded aud
containing as follows.
commencing at point opposite tue
middle OF a party wall distant eighty lwO
rset aud eight inches eas;erly from the
essterly line OF sullivan Street with the
northerly line Of Spring street. thence
westerly along said north'rly line OF spring
Street sixteen feet nine inches 10 point
opposite the centre OF another party wall ;
thence northerly parallel with SuilIN an
street and through said party wall one
hundred feet 70 propcTty now or late OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, thence
sasterly along the same. sixteen feet nine
inches; thence southcrly parallel with SUI
Ivan Street and through said first men
toned parry wall, one hundred feet 20 the
northerly side Of Spring Street AT the point
or place Of beginning. BE said dista noes
and dimensions more or less
Dated. New York January END 1871.
FRANCIS W POLLOCK. Referee.
L & T. J. OGORAiAN Attorneys for
Plaintiff No 81 Chambers Street. Man.
haitian New YORK. cifS
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold. its street number is 1871
spring Street
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
EcmalA

A-CHUD's NURSE and COON Young Sv,lcs.
together or separate. both higiI.g irtummeade,..
So and $40 x NJ, Ilofmsyef, Agency. 10 Easi
t3d -. Sd noor Telephone 500 Murray Hii
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The approximate amount Of the lion or
charge 60 satisfy which the above do
scribed property IN 10 be sold, IL Sgl.tisL
With interest thereon from ia .uarv d. 1911
together with costs aud alloWancss.
amounting 20 <35S.S6. with interest there
on from January ~. 1917. together With
the expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount Of tho taxes. ast,ssn.nts aud
water rates or other liens which are TO be
allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, ar paid hN the Referee is
$500 a.. WIN interest ard penalties thereon.
Dated. New York, February s. teff
GEORGE Il. WELLER. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15

By Telegraph 70 The Tfbunel
Washington. February a.
Following assignments 20 regiments 81 officer, n
Gently transferred 20 cavaIy arm announced.
tsp's. EDMUND $. SAVER and FRANK IS
NODES 10Th Cavalry: WALTON GOODWIN Jr
ROBERT &. RICHARDSON. IT,. and GEORGE
4. lAWRASON, "a Cavalrs. First Iicuts LION
VI. LOGAN. I'm Cavalry. SHELDON H.
WHEELER. unassigned. hRTTIUB WHITE.
DOUGLAS PAGE and ROBERT n y.
Mti IlOJGH l5h Cavalry. THOMAS g.
PEYTON. 10Th Cavalry: JtNIUS n HOI-GH-
Ton and CHARLES G SMITH 10Th CavaIry.
JAMES y CAFERTON. llth Csrslr: HARRI-
son HERMAN and JOHN T. GOODWIN "a
cavalry. and WILLIAM ". DEMPSEY. lth
Cavalry.
Cap JOHN $. PRATT coast sriilicu. t1 Pacific
branch disciplinary barracks. Alcatraz Cal
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A COOK Young SWsic. excellent rity refer
euce. $50. X. Miss llofmsycr's Agency 10 Easf
f3d s. % aoor. TreDioue NaI1 Murray mn
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GONERN ESS Young Swiss woman. speais Fr,rlch
and GsIman. two NcaFs' English referrfcrs VI
Mis. HNmayer's Ageucy 10 hast 41d st. 20 floor
Telephone sea- NuWu I'M
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WILSON FORMALLY NAMED
PRESIDENT BY CONGRESS
Electoral Vote Is Counted with Only
Mild Partisan Enthusiasm

Washington, Feb. 14.-Congresss com
melted to-day the constitutional for
nalities and officially declared Wood
row Wilson President, and Thomas K.
Marshall Vice President. at a joint
session of the Senate and House.
Announcement of CALIFORNIA; thir-
teen votes for Wilson brought an out
burst of approval from the Democrats,
and there was applause on the Republl-
can side when Connecticut returned the
first votes for Hughes.
Mrs. Wilson watched the ceremony
from the Executive gallery.
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INFANTS NJ HSE English Protestant. can tsks
entire charge fnpm buth. '1l SO " Mis- Hof
msJer's Asen1. 10 Esst $50 49,. 81 floor Tclc
phone sea- Mursv iiiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15

loot c,iok tire" sears excellent references. cty
or countr. Mlss shsuglmcssy', Agency. " West
i2d -
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sCARSDAIE RIAL ESTATE CO.-JBdge Msnton
hzs appointed Percya Wilds receiver Tor The Scans
dale Real Estate Go bond $500.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO DAY
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STORAGE NOTICES
THOMAS WARD. 1856 GREENWICH AVE.

THOMAS WARD. 1876 GREENWICH AVE
y. Y. G.
r., , - Daniels. Mrs. Brady. Mr. Will
ans Mrs Mall0y. Miss Chambers MIS-
NrNauus James Winters. Mr.. Mckinley
Mn Williams. Mr. Gleason Mr.. Becker Mrs
cunningham. y. Greenberger a 20 Mts
and each of YOU are hereby notified that ihe
storag. and other charges being " sno
tho lime this my lien upon The matter
describe, goods having expired al dHg
,,uI ,.,s- TO be sold AZ public auction. Frl-
dian Feb %. 1917. az 1880 a. m, az 20 w.
s,ih ~ Manhattan. tine following goods
Household furniture. personal tuects' uuHN0'
.l,ar,handls, anil office furniture
I"r'' THOMAS WARD.
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Spring Street.

SIS )" l6 o
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORlS

Bahia FEB I7-sao PsuiO 'Braz'. New lofA '''
San Juan Tor Santos. .
mania lBl New York
Havana Feb Ii-Sara'ogs. New No.k
Matauzas Feb ii-rhorgerd tNorl New lot" ai'
Newport News via Havana.
SAILED
rio de Janelro. Feb I'D y Luckenbach. Ne'
York
Cienfuegus Feb Bahamas. New York
Cristobsl FEB l4-Cslsmares from New 1ofAI
Pom IImOn: Panama. New York.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

These mail, close 20 20 r. u.
Philippine Island, 1ld JaDsr. CoIea 49,
china specially addressed VIA SEATTLE
Hawaii samoan Islands. AUSTRALIA ,etcept
WestI and Ne, Zsaiaad via San Fran.
ris,OI--Ai absl .......-..-. ........... 10 ds'
Japan. ClIcs and China via Seattle Ava
Msu ..--...... ....-... ...... ..-to' -
Hawaii Japan. tofrs. CHINA and PhIpphe
Islands WA San Francisco -snln}o ..i
laval tyia san Francisco -LuTIins .... REQ =
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wind, for THURSDAY ana Friday. W,

wind, for THURSDAY ana Friday. North Atlantic
moderate variable. becoming east and inrleasins
with snow Or ram Thursday afternoon or night ard
on Friday. middle Atlantic. fresh east rhupdaF
probably increasing and shifting 20 wee by FRIDAY
with rain 1bulsd4y. probably clearing Friday: south
Arlsntc. fresh e1,' 10 southeast. shifting 90 west
Thursday night. with rain Tuur,dav. probably FAR
Friday. east Cu.f fresh south. shining t0 west
pitn rain THURSDAY. FAIR Friday. west cut fresh
loo northwest. clearing IhuTsday. fair Friday
upper lakes. fresh north WIND, Thursday. with SHOW
COB Michigan ma Huron. md moderate northwest
WIND, nd generally Tar wentlsr ON superior; lower
laS-s. wind. becoming northeast and Increasing with
..u-N InuLsIa.
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CARRY BOX AND LUMBER CORPORATIONS
6gi FIRST sT.. has hed schedules showing Shiliue
Of te272T md assets ~ t23.0sl. consisting %
s'o-i s. 900. machinery. s. $40. hOnes wagons an
Trucks s. 900. accounis St.28i. uo;ss. 500. csS
Boo hank. 500. furniture. $l2j. aud toola 50
Frank r. AUbty 81 The largest cred!tof ;iS.0el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
100 INDIANA POLITICIANS
INDICTED ON FRAUD COUNTS
Grand Jury Makes Charges After In
ouiry Into Recent Elections

Indianapolis, Feb. 14.-Five indict-
ments naming 100 politicians in four
cities in Indiana. were returned to-day
by the Federal Grand Jury, which has
been investigating alleged election
frauds in the state since November Is.
Federal Judge A. B. Anderson did not
discharge the grand jury after its
report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
BUSINESS CHANCES

Sl,,, Nitbin s.Sy sc,esS Il tideS ster; abundance
- cord WOOL ia vicinity Really interested parues
.,I.,ss write Box ~. New Glasgow. Nova scotia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
800 Columbia Students,
After Dispute, Condemn
Professors Action
DR.. BUTLER TO GET
THEIR RESOLUTIONS
Frank Tannenbaum Takes
a Hand-Chair SilenceS
All PrOteStantS

Three hundred Columbia students,
after much dispute, yesterday adopted
resolutions condemning Professor John
Dyneley Princes refusal to let Count
/ llya Tolstoy address the international
Club of the university.
Most of the young men and women
who packed the room in the Philosophy
Building were vociferously pro-Tol-
stoy. There were, however, enough
Prince adherents to provide several de-
bates.
DR.. John Dewey and other professors
who have condemned the action Of
Professor Prince were conspicuously
absent. Dixon X. Fox, Preston Slosson
and a few other instructors were the
only representatives OF the faculty on
hand.
Russian Opposes Count
c. II. Goetz, a member of the Inter
national Club, presided by ruling of
the floor any one who raised his voice
against the general sentiment Of the
gathering.
Vahan Kalandrian, a Russian stu
L
was perfectly right in his stand, and
added that Count Tolstoy did not rep
resent the real thought Of Russia.
After Frank Tannenbaum, former
/. W. W. leader, who is studying at the
university, had spoken for Count Toll
stoy, Burt Smithers, former editor of
The Spectator" assailed the protest
ants.
He was in the midst of caustic re-
marks to the effect that a small body
of students who knew too much about
publicity methods was attempting 10
spread its views as the general spirit
Of the student body when the uproar
drowned him out and he was ruled OF
the floor.
Resolutions Adopted
These resolutions were then drafted
and read:
Resolved That we. students. alumni
and faculty members of Columbia Uni
versity. hereby declare ourselves as
strongly opposed to this action as
dangerous infringement upon that tree-
dom of thought and expression which
is so essential TO democratic instltu-
tions, and which 1t has long been the
tradition of this university TO cherish
and preserve; and be it further
"Resolved, That it is the sense Of
this meeting that the president Of the
university be requested TO declare pub
licly that freedom Of thought and eN-
preston are not to be suppressed in
this university, and that student or
CARNATIONS will hereafter be permitted
without interference TO hold such meet
ings as they may deem necessary and
advisable for their cultural develop
ment."
Mr.. Fox suggested that the resolu-
tions contain some reference to the
fact that the university had the right
to pass upon a speakers honesty and
sincerity Of purpose. But this fell on
deaf ears.
When the protest was called 10 the
attention of Professor Prince he mere
" remarked that he had nothing TO add
TO his earlier statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de
scribed property Is 10 be sold. i $tl0SS 30
with interest thereon from the 25th day CO.,
October. 1915 together with the costs ana
allowance amountiT TO S330.29 with in
terest from November 9Th. 1916. together
with the expenses OF the sale The ap-
proNimate amount Of the taxes. assess
ments and water rates. or other Hens.
which are TO be allowed 20 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money. or paid by the
referee is se02.1O and interest.
Dated. New York, January END. 1917
FRANCIS w. POLLOCK. Referee.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

A FLEXIBLE SAPPHIRE BRACELET. With forty
stones set IN platinum Lost February 18Th
Finder please return 20 u VI Loeb. Hotel LeonoH.
ceiye liberal reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15

LOST -Coupous due September 1916 from New
YORK and EocAswsy Beach Railway Conip.uy
First Mortgage 81 Bonds due September ! 1917
nUmbsed $50 40. G0t3. f2S. 1928 i51 81
Bsnier Trust Company. AsIJ 10 VAL 81. New
York cry.
LOST on FUN ave- between 4ith and 18th 9.
vatcn fob. With god baseball and foo'bsu
Return To {. Rockwell Lakewood y j. Finder
win b. rewarded
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
against Ella r Dewey. Ct al. defendants.
County Clerks Index No. 1856. Year 1916.
g. Aymsr Sands. plaintiffs attorney. 46
Cedar Street. New York. y. Y. Pursuant
10 n Judgment of foreclosure and sale en-
tered January 2. 1917. the undersigned Vill
sell ~ public auction al the Exchange
sales Room Nos. 1916 Nesey street. Bor-
ough ~ Manhattan. CITY n New York. at
twelve o'clock noon on February l9th, 1911.
Lv BRYAN l.. Kennedy. auctiOueor, the
Iuortgagcd promises directed by said iudz q
meut 20 De sold. situated IN said Borough
and city. beginning at point on the
northcriy side " East 10th street distant
lji feet esstcry from tho corner formed
hy The intersection Of the cssterly side Of
University Place with said northerly side
Of 10Th Street, running thence easterly
along said uortherly side Of i0th Street ~
feet 10 inches; thence northerly at right
angles 20 the uortherly side Of 10th Street.
and FOR q part OF the way through 2 party
vail q feet . inches 20 the centre limo
~ the block; thence westerly along said
centre limo OF the block 20 feet 10 inches:
thence southerly again az right angles to
IN" northerly slide Of 10th street and for
part OF the way through another party
Wall - feet inches 10 the uortherly side
OF 10Th street at the point OF beginning.
street No y East 10Th Street Subject to
and with the benefit and rights OF a GER
tain party wall agreement made by and
between ELIAS Breyoort and Josiah Rich
ARDS, dated July l6. 1Ns5. and recorded In
th' one" OF the Register OF the County OF
New York In Section .. Libor q OF Con.
Neyahces' page los. February LIST. 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15

Approximate amount Of mortgage debt Ia
lsA. s1s.op. with interest from October 90.
1915, costs and allowance SIli.tO: taxes
and water rents fi.66aaY
Dated. New York January 26th. 1914
EDWARD n NELLY. Referee.
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forecasts Tor Special Lo,alti.,. E4s

foeeasb 'of Spsc'h lofslIuts. Ldsieih New
Nor cloudy TO-DAY. followed by snow 20 northern
and central portion, and snow o- rain boo southern
portion: p.oushly clearing anil colder tomorrow.
NcrheIn New England cloudy to-day foloaed
ty suoN uy tonight. snow t0. mou0v. up decided
cGaugr iu tempcfs. lure.
Southern N.U EHEsud increasing coudues. to-
oay. followed rv Sion ur iaiu us 'D.liZ'i. snow
add cUides fu- murrrw
Sew Iefso. Delaware. MasylsrI ,hr District 81
Columbia and Es'tru Feuusy wanna. rain Vr snow
to-day. cleaning aud colder Tomorrow.
Nester. Peun.yvana snow in n1r'harn portion
snd sn0A % Iaiu DO suu.urlu portion to-day. parIE
-.ondg sd colder 20 morrow. probably SHOW fur
Western New YorA snow to-day. uartry cloudy
and somewhat colder to-iaor-uw probably ,u8v fun
res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
REAL ESTATE
LONG ISLAND

FOR SALE At 4 BARGAIN
Al wear home BayshY-e J.. l. Beautiful iora
lion. near The bay. About two acres. including val
uaJ'r water rights $4,000 wv T. JONES Is.
Montague Street Brooklyn. Telephone lIa Main
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NJ RsE MANTIn

For $50 children. ages tgp and fbr,., wears
Anddlei asrd woman rrrfcrryd Must have refer.
enres Good home and permanent f-s4ltiosf 10,
rght p>rs,u. VIII psY $50 o. m0rr or month a.
cpriing To ability Address Mrs W g. Ca1anne
IL Dartmouth a.. Forest llills Long Island
Phone Fors-t HIS 6iil
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Barometer Readings

a n - JV.If 2. NJ " y y
Local Focecnt-Cloudy to-day. followed BY sno"
or rain To morrow probably clearing ard colet,
Increasing essiery winds to-day. shifting to strong
northwest by tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
PHYSICIAN ENDS KIS LIFE
DIR. Robert A. koempel. Who Retired
Because of Breakdown, Shoots Himself

DR.. Robert A. Koempel, sixty years
old, of 1850 Marion Avenue, The Bronx,
who retired from the active practice OF
medicine last September because OF
nervous breakdown, shot and killed
himself yesterday in the Botanical Gar,
dcns. in Bronx Park. A note addressed
TO mis- brother. DR.. Franz koempel, OF
10 st. Nicholas Place, asking him TO
care for a daughter, was found IN the
victims clothing.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC


UNITED states Coss, and Gooietie suvey)
Sun rises ...........6.sI Neon rises "a. m :.
sun sets. ............j 80 Moon sets "a. n. ~
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~ RsE Neat young girl rspahe. excellent refer
sncss. city country. Miss Slaughr es.y 3,
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