New-York tribune., 1918-10-24

The Prospect Republican Club, of the 5th
Assembly, District, Bronx County, had its
annual theatre party at the Bronx Opera
House last night.
The National Auxiliary Local Board 90
will have a loyalty rally Saturday evening at
Public School 62, Hester and Essex streets.
Mrs. Louise PAM, formerly known as
Queen of the Moulin Rolge" has asked the
Brooklyn Supreme Court for S5 900 counsel
fees and $500 week alimony pending trial
OF her divorce action against Joseph d. PAM
Miss Maggie Teyte and George Copeland
will give concert at Aeoian Hall to-mor-
row tor the benefit Of the Permanent Blind
War Relief Fund for Soldiers and Sailors Of
the Allies
Pripe; Will bc awarded in the school thrift
and war savings stamp contest at Washing
ton Irving High School Wednesday evening.
A pardon probably will be sought for Al
bert O'Brien, a paroed prisoner at the Rah-
way (N. j. Reformatory. who ENDANGERED
his life to carry refugees from the scene of
the Morgan explosion in a motor truck.
The New jersey State Council Of Defence
warns soldiers and sailors against permitting
their war risk insurance to lapse because the
beneiciarles have not received insurance GER
tifcates. The failure to receive certificates
the council says, does not mean that they arc
unprotected.
Fear Of Influenza is believed to have caused
the suicide OF Mrs. katherine Young. who
was found dead with Il Yas tube in her mouth
IN her home, at 10, Powers Street, Brooklyn
The Association Of the l1th Engineers WIN
meet at 3 p. m Sunday III the auditorium
Of the United Engineering Societies Build
ing % West Ihirty-ninth Street
Sued by her sister, Mrs Sadie Saltzman.
for alleged alienation Of her husbands atfec-
tions, Lena Saphir declared that the accus;-
t.on was false, as her sister wasn't mar
red."
Seven saloons in the vicinity of Port Rich
mond. Staten Island. have been closed for
alleged violations of the sanitary code Com
plant against them WAS made by shipyard
officials
Rutgers College has 799 alumni and un-
dergraduates in the national service half of
them with commissions or in officers train
ing camps. Eleven have been killed
The Rev. William George 1vis. of crsc.
Churth. G5 Conselyea Street, Brooklyn, has
been appointed chaplain of the Police De-
partment.
I Charles kayser, of West Orange. n. j.,
who Is alleged to have called President vii
son pig -headed Englishman" and to have
declared Germany justified in sinking the
Lusitania is under $4,000 bail
The government has bought $4,000 900
worth of tobacco. coffee and other mer~hsn-
disc taken from five Dutch steamships
requisitioned last March.
The Fifth Avenue Association has oran+aa
8 request from the Canadian government TO
lend the collection OF flags used in Fifth
Avenue decorations for the Liberty Loan to
Montreal for Canaaa's Victory Loan
Police of Brooklyn, VINO arrested Isidor
hirschhorn and Morris Schlosser for nm
ning a motor truck at reckless speed. found
that the truck contained S2o,o00 worth Of
sllN, and that both vehicle and silk had been
taken from the Rothman x Miller Company.
OF Duane Street. Manhattan
The legal dispute in the Huyler family.
brought about by David Huyler's charge
that he mas been ousted from his position
as vice-president of the candy corporation.
| was settled out of court yesterday on the
instance Of Justice Gavegan who urged sha
and Coulter, abandon litigation and talk
things oyex,