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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
BUILDERS EAGERLY
AWAIT WARS END
Preparations Now Under Way
to Meet Expected Rush Of
Demand for Materials.
RELIEF BY FIRST OF YEAR
Cancellation of Ship Building
Contracts Interpreted as
Helpful Move.
RELIEF BY FIRST OF YEAR

Onicial acts and limitations at WASH
lngton In the last few days make the as
surance practically certain that the
building industries OF the country should
be far advanced toward tho new era
awaiting them, by the first OF the year.
says the Do,o Service Daily Building
Reports to-day.
Charles Piez. vice-president and gen.
eral manager OF the United States Ship
ping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation,
has sent kilograms TO many ship build
ing plants throughout the country can
ceiling a number OF contracts. Through
the issuance OF these orders It is expected
large quantities of materials Will be
mado subject TO redistribution, thereby
relieving the pressure on steel and other
commodities entering into the construc-
ton Of buildings as wen as ships. In
timation has been made that following
the conference of representatives of the
Mayors committee OF New York and
similar branches OF the National De-
fence Society in other cities on Novem-
Der ii and IL more latitude would be
granted applicants desiring to proceed
with construction.
In the meantime the building material
situation here N being held In check by
strong hands. The change In attitude
Of large distributors Of vital commodities
in big building construction with regard
to acceptance OF new business running
into the summer and fall Of 1919 for de-
livery; the sudden decision to take stock
Of the quantity Of basic building mate
rails in hand. and at the same time to
al he nj INN nj c.
ton that Is likely to be classed as COM
merclally essential fo,!ome I'd by intima-
lions passed to well placed Arms to be
covered" In certain lines: all support
the general belief that long before the
first OF the year the building trades and
Industries would be we'll on the way to-
ward preparing for important spring
eventualities.
A survey Of q list OF architects offices
to ascertain the proport!onate amount Of
work that awaits only modification OF
the War Industry Boards restrictions
shows that there Is more than 100000
900 worth Of building work ready to
proceed. Among the real estate and
building interests opinion is almost unan-
lmous that building cannot so ahead
with much speed before the actual end
ing OF the war, but the nearer that
comes the quicker Will be the recovery.
Alfred r. Marling believes that high
class apartments and tenements will have
the first choice for consideration for
building loans In certain sections only.
There Is not likely to be much building
OF private dwellings except, possibly.
small buildings In outlying sections.
Construction of lofts and factories Is
prob,emnt'csl. In the absence OF accu-
rate statistics as to demand and supply
II ts certain that building will be very
active following an easing up OF the
money situation and cost OF construction
as labor becomes more plentiful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
FOUR SUFFOCATED
IN STEAMSHIP FIRE
Vessel Destroyed in Dock at
Bar Harbor.

BAR HARBoR Me-, Nov. 3.--Four Of
the thirty members of the crew OF Sie
Eastern steamship Company's steamship
Nineoa were suffocated in Are watch
destroyed the vessel at her dock here
to-day. They were asleep when the
flames were discovered and after being
warned apparently did not realize TIE
immediate danger aud remained below
20 get dressed Their bodies were found
huddled together near the bottom OF
narrow C0mpanionway Among the
dead was Lewis Almeta. aged % years
OF East Providence. Il, |.
The Are started I'm the engine room
and spread rapidly fore and aft Tho
hui was kept atloat by gasolcHa pumpA
The Mlneola was built at Port Clyde IN
1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
RENTING FOR NEXT SUMMER.

Alfred f. Schermerhorn has rented
cottages at Southampton. L. J., for the
season Of 1919: For James c. ParrisN
10 Mrs Duncan Collie: for the Resi-
dence Construction Company to Mrs. e
Farrar B1teson: FOR the Peabody Es-
tate to Felix T. Rosen; for Mrs. William
A Burnham to Mrs f. NJ. Horne; for
Henry e. coe to Mrs L. F. Day; for
George II. Drew to Ra wson L. Wood
for L. F. II Belts TO Eben NJ. Byers
for Mrs II NJ Ferriday to Madame
Cecile Young de Korwin for Mrs
Loretta l. Llnsly to Mrs. Clendenln J.
Ryan and for George r, d. Schieffelln
to Mrs William Lowe Rice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
cANTEEN FOOD PRICES FIXED
War Camp Community Service
Adopts Schedule of Raves.

The New York War Camp CommunitS
Service announced yesterday standard
scale OF prices for the duration OF the
war at all the army canteens and service
clubs conducted by the organization. For
a bed or cot with clean linen and warm
bath rs cents a night has been fixed A
charge OF So cents for full dinner viii
be made. although in several cantcens
a special dinner at 30 cents will be
served.
The average price for staple articles
OF food Is as follows: Baked beans, IL
cents soup. cents ham and egg ONE
let 25 cents, eggs. 10 cents bacon
and EGG. 10 cents; cereal. 10 cents
fruit, cents; sandwiches, 10 cents
meat and one vegetable. % cents tea
coffee. milk, cents; eriddle cakes ~
cents cake, 3 cents: pie. cents, and
ice cream. s cents.
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1851 Southern Bout. Nov I; atty. n
SANE notwithstanding Mas. %
az, mtg sosoc. N Ny i0t atty. ' same liSS
Boston RD s,we lsist st. ii40Tiso,S,. .
Borser, 1907 u isoth 81. June 2, iei5i
O. .e,,g' A steinms!r. 1908 p isoth 'l9o
SANE Ssn PE0IEmTy S,ss Berger us 10
DALY Az iBrcn. PARK south.
ME ' borssr. 'i iooE isOth y 1t, 70 JSns
1917 atty. ] A stolnmsts, 1908 ID lsOth
SANE 'PiRoPERiTriY' =. .-' Minnie Berger to
John, a. steinmetz. 2ib0 DAILY av, June
n lelI atty. same. o;n.-;,,o ;r,:.;.:M
ff MY CO az 10 S sISt xdSn 81
av, mtg $4,000. Nov 1; atty. o
PARK 'S Az b"ssys s ao,i;o-s.m;., 't TO
same, mtg 1000 Nov /; same atty:,l6o
DE VOC TERRACE . g.. 42i 9 Tooth
T,.a sgHs ,so, rsiiow * o Hsaw, .,,y
SAME Observation-Disclosures 2 N fraud 70
Shas W MeutenberE. 2eeo Briggs .ssnyI
ciiNoN fi. ;, i1t v brand Az. it1icoS
Manierro Ellison to Dec II Van Tuyl, Il
SAME PRoPERTY-Gec II Van iTuyi TO
n nss'; ~ % p.s 81 , cT0 NV 81 T. ! ssT,
BRYANT Av, 50 Q iIsth st. %6xepf-
Bryant Const Co TO Concourse Estates
Corpn. 1876 Bwey. mtg $4,000. Nov !;
atty, Eisman; l. c L. 1856 Bwsy: ,tioo
Corpn to Harris Mande lbaum. II W
s7th ct. and ano. mtg $4,000. Nov
haue atty ...''.''.. ..''''' WV
ARTHUR AV. n Oak Tree pl. al.sx
gS.s-Elis zeiler to John B!rkt nhsuer
2l63 Arthur av. mtg $1,000. Nbv !: atty,
IT T CO. l7e Bwsy. 500
WASHINGTON Av. W i72d at. 3oSx
eb.2-HedwiE e fraud, indiv. and az
devisee. to Ennis & Sinnott. Inc.
g2d st. mtg $4,000, Nov /: atty. q
WESTMINSTER Az, as-6i, n ., 5ox irreg
to Intervale av--Adoiph .insmeister to
Bertha Reinig, East wallingford, Conn,
10 part mtg $1,000, Nov 2: atty. VIM T
Matthies, SOC f 17bth st......... 81, 500
BRYANT Av, 1873. 9 s. 2oxl0O BENZ Kap.
Ian 70 Frank Prayer. 20 e Tooth ST. mtg
5000, Oct 81: atty. T q & T Co. l7s
WEBSTER Az, iiis.ii. W g. 100 SKIS 81
loox2i. 6-Theresa Leckier to Anna Pi-
ciulo. 22si Ryer av. mtg 5000. March /;
atty. I q T Co. i7s Bway. 800
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
PITTSBURGH. TRUSTEE.

Pittsburgh. Pennsy lvania.
Notice to Holders of New York ShipbuEd-
ing Corporation First Mortgage Thirty
Year Five Per Cent. sinking Fund Gold
Bonds, dated November 1, 1DlG, due
November 1. 1916.
Pursuant to Section OF Article Four of
Ing Corporation TO The Union Trust Conn
pany Of Pittsburgh. Trostee. dated Mo-
'ember J. 1916, securing it's First MORT
gage Thirty-Ncar Five Per Cent. sinking
sereoy gives notice that the bonds OF such
Issue Will be purchased by the Trustee for
the Sinking Fund provided IL. said mort
gage, to an amount sufficient 10 exhaust
one Humid. I'd Eighty -seven Thousand Five
hundred CSlS7.5OC), being the moneys now
held by 1t IN such Sinking Fund. This
Trustee hereby invites (. ON the bondhold-
'rs offers for the sale To 1t on NONEM BIER
IS, 1878. OF such bonds. As provided in
said Mortgage, such offers shall in each
case be fog all or any part of the bonds 80
"h"red. The lowest offers to tho aggre-
gate amount not exceeding an amount sum-
ri"ni as nearly as may be to exhaust such
moneys now held In the Sinking Fund viii
he accepted. provided that the price or
addition to accrued interest. one hundred
Two and ope-halt per ccntuIn lO2ta 81.
AS soon as may he, on or otter November
lS lelS, the undersigned Trustee viii
notify bundh 1lders whose offers Rot
crDied. so that delivery OF the bonds
covered by such acceptance may he made
20 inc Trustee at rs once In Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania on November IS. 1918.
All offcts must be in writing. he enclosed
IN sealed envelopes, state the number or
numbers of he bonds offered, and name
the price Or prices at which tho same
offered.
An offers must be received at the once
~ III" Trustee on or before noon OF No
yembcr IS 1918.
T OF F TT7@8 THHST r fGMFESY
Pittsburgh, Pa November |. 1918.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
csouth OF Fourteenth street)
l-Cornician Realty Co to Max Mandel
6l7 lsth- st, Brooklyn, . yrs. ees; atty.
Jacob ] Bermnn. s4s Bway. $4,000
Cosul Realty Corpn to the Greenwich
Saw Bank. 24e eth sv, due and int as
per bond; sttys. Middlebrook r. g
West Side.
West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th strests)
7TH Av, cor $50 st, 22x5o. Oct a.
Felix Donnelly to Agnes C McCor-
So, pr mtg $4,000 atty. A Dom
nelly, II Cedar st...............Slo 200
East Side.
east of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
'Ose ST. o SaS s, Ams5ssaaR R.s sy t co
to Cath Ernst. 1856 linton av. Bronx
due Nov 1. 1929. So; atty. Title Guar
Co. ZIG Bway ........... 10000
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th street.)
ilsTH ST: y W. asIlooll. p m. Nov l..
Broad st, s yrs, So: atty Title Guar
l,SrH ST, ~ Z: iosxioo.ic, p m, Nov
shines cor Archer av and Orchard st.
white Plains. Y. yrs SO; atty
lsisT ST ii5 w. ?oxss ii. m. Nov ~
James A Branson to Roht Hill. l+5 "
iS1st st, due May I. 1920, SO; attys
Presslnger q y, so Wall Stu. 81. 500
Really CO % to o. BROADWAY Saw Instn. 81
nHrt r'ace yrs. Sh%: atty. Richard
B Kelly. :sa Bway 81 500
Jackson Co to Olga e schlau, 6oi W
lslst at. due April 20. 1921. &c; ats
Burger & u. 2Ss Bway. ...........s2.oo 900
Bronx.
thorough Of The Rronx)
CROTONA Av. 8. ?ol.l0 1sed ST, 30x
I2S;2x s9iIY?sl;S-FrGnC,sGo Bsrbieri to
mtg $1,000. Nov !, due Dec /, 1921. CT I:
atty. Benenson Rl,y Co. 500 wills
LOT s:s. map Mct;raw estate :. Mi csG
Malone to Royal Bronx Rity Co, l1ss
East fremont nv. Oct 80, due Jan !,
1922, b'h atty, c II Baechler. ll26
TIFFANY ST, e 5. 25i.s is7th st. two
lots each 25xloo, two mtgs each S,25o--
Ernestins Mooss to Harris Mande baum,
u w S7th ST. and Rno, Nov IL, yrs.
LheS: sttys, Eisman, l. l. lSs
DE Voc IEnR&cE, ts' IS 'Io,n s.,
Rltv Co, 900 w islst st. Nov /. yrs,
5hG; atty. Title Guar Co. l76
BRYANT Az. cor i7;oo;h st. i5xss, -
Conrourse Estates Corpn to Bryant
CONSTR Co, 1856 Bway, Nov !, yrs So :;
atty, Title Guar & T Co. l76 Broad
10th ST $. 1872 2 I'd av, 4SX101,lx2s
xI0O--Fliinm R'ty Corpn TO Anna NJ
Jones. 2463 Valentine av. prior mtg s3s.-
600 Nov |. due Nov 1. 1925, GO atty,
r. + Bergman. sos Willis v....- slt,rO
WASHINGTON Az. n cor l72d st, so SIX
95.2-Hedwlg r fraud to Oscar Scherer,
3l2 " tooth -. Nov |. demand, 5t2 "a :;
atty, Title Guar & r Co. l76 Bway q. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
MOURNs ITS LATE PRESIDENT.

The Harlem Property Owners Assoc
citation at n recent session adopted
resolution expressing its sorrow over the
death OF its late president, Or. Abraham
Korn, and extending Its sympathy to
the bereaved family. In n preamble to
the resolution DR.. Korns efforts. ability
and accomplishments were eXtolled He
was considered by the association one
OF the most strenuous and energetic
champions Of real estate interests OF
the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

2iST ST. II? E--Iamcs Gordon ag; VIM
II Soaich ct al action 10 foreciose me-
Chanic's llon): atty. p Everett.
PIKE ST. 5S-T!tlc Guar & Trust Co aet
Morris NcwHold OF al foreclosure OF
mortEage); atty, Alien.
l2SD ST, 3, 1895 LIST Rv, lexl0oll-
Katherine II Baum aEt Anna Schneider
81 al foreclosure or MORTGAGE; atty. X
NJ Baum.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
PRINCE AL REALTY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of stockholders Of
PRINCIPAL REALTY COMPANY. a New
YORK corporation, viii be held at its ofnce,
No go wall street, New York city, New
York, On November 18th, 1913. at $500
O'Clock +, Nj, for the purpose ~ electing a
Board Of Directors, Two Inspectors Of
l. lcc'ton approving the actions OF the di-
rrctors and officers for the preceding year
and the transaction Of any and all othsr
business that may properly come before tho
meeting. J. t. CURTIN. Secretary
Dated, November 4th 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04

Only five days remain In which 4 per
cent. Liberty bonds may be converted
into ~ per cent, bonds, and notices
have been sent throughout the Second
Federal Reserve District for all banks
to urge their customers TO take adva n
tage OF this tSance to make the ad-
ditionl \ per cent interest.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF leWter's at
torney)

HENRY ST. SO cor soammsl st. sS3xIa5.7s
G s5s1tsG cIts Sc All has, Saints
OF Trinity Church; attys. & " /
Nash. 81 Wall st, Dec s, 1894 -. $50, OOC
HENRY ST, G cor Of Scanned st, runs i
TO begin Rector sc, All Saints Church
In City OF TO tn. Rector. sc. OF
Trinity Church atty, Grove SnIfr.n
HENRY ST, 5 e cor Scanned et same
property-Samo to Same; atty. Same
Nay 81 ~ siSItnoo,,;;::'::,.,,;',i,..,.'., s!t
lSisT ST; - E--otto ana Mary Lu,Nes tc
johnson, 265 Bway, Oct. 20. 1904 "a SOC
Path ST, SIs Como and Maria Grazia
sBrigante, on the premises. 10 Miriam
Rway. Jan 4. 1915 .oOt
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMfRICNN mpE { LENrnrR 60 ,,i1.

Now lOrk, OCtUOer 2Nth, 1918.
dividend OF a 70 has this day been
declared upon tn" preferred capital stock
II the company, payable out or the Hccu-
Wulaicd net prpatS ARISING from tnc busi-
n'ss Of the Corporation. payable on Janu-
ATy End, 1919. to the stockholders ~ rec
orl "a. the close Of business December l4'h,
1915. GEO. A. HILL Treasurer.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.
9th ST. 1853 W, All--John and NJ ] OCon-
nor to 81 Rnsis Modern Buffet. 81 yrs
from April |, 1918; atty. II l. Turk. 50
Court st, Brooklyn. .......,,...... 81. 800
lST AV, 1910, . and b-Adsm Wiener TO l.
Dattner on the premises, 1-2 yrs from
Nov !, yrs rem; atty. Wiener. 40
Chambers st ...........".......,. ,Os0
BrCnx.
UNION Av SIS, ALVIN Prayer ct al,
exrs, TO Jacob Berlin, se5 Fox st, 4l0-l2
yrs from Nov l. 1918: atty, Saml S
1saRca rs Columbia st,,...,....sl5.O00
WEBSTER Az. l?62 "a. first store adj cor
Hopkins G Barrett Co to Elias Levy.
20i2 Washington av, yrs from Nov l,
1918: atty, L Levy, 1861 Webster
PARK Av, isi:, a ,,y elSx%s snE satO
Realty Co to Jacob Aslrow, ESQ Park
av, 10 yrs from Dec l, 1913; atty, Thos
O Price, 1855 Monroe av, s2,7 100 TO IS. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
UNFuRNIsmED APARTMENTS TO LET.
The TUE,l

North Cor. pa' ~ Central IaT, west.
Il" station Street
IL Story Fireprc of Modem Bldg,
6, Z, s, 8 Rooms, 2 and 3 Baths,
$l,6OI-S2, 70O
Garage Accommodations for Tenants
BROADEDGI CORPOR
owners ON Prem ses. 'ThOne Jj2I River.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
lat II VEsEY STREET.

j'y Bryan l. Kennedy.
HENRY ST, 1853, s.. 1876 W Jefferson at,
2l,sS75. 4 sty int w Burke agt SAM
Solomon 81 al exrs; Miller. X l. & r.
attys; due. 3is,5sA2s; taxes, &C. S704..0.
BY Henry Brady.
EAST BROADWAY. 204, n = 1916 JET
ferson at, 2s.4x65. 5 sty tint and strs--w
Hoyt ct AL trst agt II Shapiro ct al;
Cary G, attys: due. S2O,SS6.sO; taxes.
SC. sG257O.
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MECHANICS LIEN,
Manhattan,
RECORDED LEASES.

27TH ST. i54-i66 W-Harry Mtisel aEt
David Steiner OF al: Sept a.. 1913. $50
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1 Fremont Eik
d NV ~. 100 100 100 100 ioi
oonElec SIS I'M sTx o7H = Y 100 ~H
20 GBaw db ~ ~ ~ M
Hooking Val
1,ls.... % a ~ a ~
d Hud a Man
fds 81 scr A ~ o. ~ + Y q %
IA HudA n sdj. % 10 10 II u
IS Incen a. 100, M NJ M ~ 7eH ny.
10 mCen - isSs n Iey ~ n>t
nss IN cnrfb ---------.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
START DISTRIBUTION
OF SURPLUS PRODUCE
Committee Organized on Main
Line Last Year Now Great
Organization

'rbn committees f,, ,Irn ,orrrrfipr and dis
t,ibu,.,u ,r ,yrl,nI- produ,r nrrantzcd lac,
wear nr Mr.. ,ndrc,, WRIGHT crawford NJ
Rr,n Napr. h.siu. TO-. ,or, again thus spring
o.. .. almost national oreauizat,ou II has
grown from a. r.n, bod, or women OF tho
N.r.. Itr.. ID, ,.,.,r..ntru and steadily m-
'''".''.- '''"' .''
la" sWlnG was 'IHhNuE amour "u'
sort of war wur1. ! could do that would b"
.,. r...l ..,. . ..,,,I ,irs ,.,.,,f,rd And ihou
. ..,. 10,
"''"'''' '' "' ''' q" '""p" WV o."
Br'u NaNr when Tia" owners "i the h'E
country rrac,y went %orth i'm the summer
,bor,. wa. po,birr ,o Gp with the grra, uuan-
,s., . i-,. ,n,,
.''. W 'N'''''. '' ''''',
Just r"tled on the stalks ana vines.
And then ! Thought that II We could save
those ,,pot,rI.s II ,yopId realIv hc Of use
,, a.. ..,...,.,.. ana,
." NV ''""'H' -" 'NN'" wv .'"'' '' WV
at first they were a little troubled, because
thnv wore afraid that the gardeners who
, ,.,-r 49,, ....,..,.,,,,,. ..,.,,,,i,l,,.,
"''' '' wv WI Vt. W. Wv
h'i'u' strangers Z" 'l'"r"FS %" '"''' '""-
0urs El' tho, agreed to try finally, and q
ln, Of uS got together some girls and some
,r Ga, I,,e from, th, ruhli. .s.nooIs and y,,
,,,. m
''''" "' '"' ~''''' P''"''' '
Iuu'rd M the different 'aunluR organizations
and vould notify them as 20 how great
,.,..,,,i,, ,., r,,,,i ,,,. ,,,.,.. sc,dire ,noIo
..,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
S2O,OOO,OOO TO BE ASKED
FOR BIG CITY WAR CHEST
Campaign Will Seek Money to
Meet All Demands Caused
by Great War

\ war chest which will hold enough money
IN take care Of the needs NJ the city In the
great struggle for one year will soon he hlled
nv the patriotic citizens Of Philadelphia ana
vicinity The receptacle will he Of ample
proportions and built to hold between $50
O0O OOO and S30,o00000.
when il is realized what good work the
American boys are doing abroad there IS
little doubt that the chest viii be hIed I"
overnowug.
'rhe war chest will eliminate many war
charity campaigns. Everything VIII be paid
from il with the exception Of money for Gov.
crniucnt Investments such as Liberty Loans
and war saving stamps.
The drive to mn the war chest viii start
about Nav %. just before the national Red
CROSS campaign starts Philadelphia's snare
- the Rcd Cross budget will be paid from
the war chest, making the Red Cross cam
paign unnecessary.
The filling Of this very useful chest VIII
GREATLY simplify the work Of helping worthy
causcs I'm connection with the war. All the
dollars for all worthy movements will he mo-
bilized I'm the big receptacle, and there VIII
No no hesHancy in taking them out when the
occasion requires.
The war chest plan for Philadelphia was
conceived hy T.. r, Stotesbury. who heard of
the success which recently attended a similar
plan at Columbus, q, committee OF public
spirited men from philadelphia went to CO.
n,mbus and got hrst-hand information on
the nIans and the Ideas obtained there VIII
he followed In the local campaign.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
CAMDEN GIRL WEDS
SON OF FELIX ADLER
Miss Mae Wootton, Scout Troop
Captain, Marries Aviation
Officer in Texas

\ romance between Miss Mae woottou. sos
Lois avenue. camden, captain of Girl Scouts
Troop 80. :. and Lieutenant waldo Adler,
son or prof Feltx Adler. noted educator of
Neu York aud organizer OF the New York
Ethical culture Society Of that city, which
hogan three years ago I'm tho Fast, reSched
rs Gilman in the Lone star state April 4.
when the pair were married Lieutenant
Adler ie attached In the United States avta-
ton corps In Austin. TEX.
News or the marriage which became sen.
erall> known today among friends Of tha
bride. was disclosed after she had iourneved
alone to Austin, where tho ceremony was
performed The marriage was hastened be
cause the bridegroom expects to leave shortly
for France. The couple are now residing in
Austin
When tho present Mrs Adler departed from
her home i'm Camden vary few Of her friends
had any idea whore she was going or that
she was Eoing away 10 become q bride. The
true purpose ~ her trip was known only to
hri relatives
Mrs Adl'r before her marriage was promi-
mont In Red Cross work in Camden and in
thl, city Ns member Of the Girl scouts
she always took an active part in the differ
cut programs.
Lieutenant Adler. Who is thirty years
old. ls q graduate Of SewauPe University.
n"ar Nashville. Tenn. He was a football
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MANY FAMOUS MEN
TOATTEND DINNER
Notables Will BE Guests Here
During War Convention for
Permanent Peace

Men Of international reputs. including
Lord Reading, Ambassador Jusseraud, Nis-
count lshH and others, will be guests At a
dinner which will mark the closing Of the
Win the War For Permanent Peace" con-
Nention. to he held in this city under the
auspices OF the League 10 Enforce Peace,
ON May l6 and II. other notablss in at
tendance will include former President Will
liam II. TAFT. who will preside Charles
tNans Hughes last Republican presden-
tial candidate; Dr. Lyman Abbott, President
Lowell OF Harvard John SparGo, Or. Anna
Howard Shaw. Henry Van Dyke. John Sharp
Williams and many others
Governor BrumbauEh will deliver the ad-
dress of welcome at the conference of Gov
ernors and former Governors. which will be
held In independence Hall on May :. and
which will be presided over by former Gov
ernor Hughes OF New York.
In addition 10 accepting The invitation.
Governor Brumbaueh yesterday sppoirts ed
tho following delegates to represent the
State Of Pennsylvania At the convention 4;
Thomas Raeburu White, Philadephia Dr.
G. NJ. Philips, West Chester; Or. y. D. war
field, of Wilson College. ChambersburE; Or.
". S. Drinker, OF LehiBh University. South
Rethlehem; Or. s. n Mccormick OF the
University OF Pittsburgh Judge John Stew
srt, or the state Supreme Court G. La Rue
Munson. NJ WiNarsport; the Rev J. J.
Currau. OF Wilkes-Bsrre ". A. Stone. Of
lniOntown, and Julian kennedy, Of Pitts
burgh