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The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-05
SHIPPING STRIKE HAS
 CUT OFF FOOD SUPPLY

DRESDEN, Nov. (by Associated Press) The shipping and transport workers here are on strike, and as a result the city's food supply has been cut off.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-05

The steamship Northwestern left Seward at midnight ,and is due here tomorrow morning on her south bound trip.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-05

La Guarla, Republican, is leading Robert Moran, the Tammany candi- date, for president of the board of al- dermen.
 Big Majority for Roosevelt
 OYSTER BAY, N Y, Nov. 5 (by Associated Press).-Colonel Roose- welt was given a majority of $500 for the legislature, the biggest Republican majority on record here
 son was born to the Roosevelts on election night, and he has been named Quentin, in honor of the young est son of the late Theodore Roose- welt, who lost his life in France. Republican Governor for Kentucky LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. (by As sociated Press) Edwin Morrow, Re- publican, has been elected governor of Kentucky by large majority over Governor Black, the Democratic can didate,
 MorrOw's majority is estimated to be more than fifteen thousand.
 Democrat in the Lead
 BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. , (by As sociated Press) Attorney General Ritchie, Democrat, is leading Harry Nice, Republican, for governor, by one thousand votes. Less than half the returns are in, ]! Later.-Ritchie, Democrat, has been elected governor over Nice, Repub- lican, by a plurality of 900.
 Mississippi Safe for Democrats
 JACKSON, Miss, Nov. (by Asso- ciated Press). - The Democratic ticket, headed by Lieutenant Governor L. M Russell nominee for governor, has been elected.
 Non-Partisans Defeated
 LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. 5 (by Asso- ciated Press) It is believed that only a dozen candidates in sympathy with the Non-Partisan League have been selected as delegates to the state con stitutional convention, which will re- wise the constitution of Nebraska.
 One hundred delegates are to be chosen.
 Republican Defeats Prizefighter
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 5 (by As sociated Press) Johnny Kilbane, the featherweight champion pugilist was defeated for city councilman in yes terday's election by Councilman A. R. Dittrick, Republican.
 "Wet" Bills Defeated
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 5 (by As sociated Press) Four bills fostered by the "wets" were defeated by ref erendum vote in this state yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-05
GREAT BRITAIN AND CHILE
 SIGN FIVE YEAR TREATY

WASHINGTON, Nov. i? (by Associ- ated Press) Great Britain and Chile have ratified an arbitration treaty, to be in effect for five years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
INCOME TAX
FORMS READY
Can be Procured From Collector
Dalton Here Every Day Ex-
cept Saturday

The forms on which persons sub
ject to income taxation must make
returns to the collector, are ready for
the public and may be procured from
Collector L. c. Dalton at the Internal
Revenue Office at the postoffce every
day from 3 in the morning till the
hour of 9 at night except on Satur-
days. the office closing at 6 in the
evening OF that day.
All tur must be submitted to
the collector by March Is and ac-
companying the reports must be one
fourth of the tax due. The normal
tax Of six per cent. on all incomes
not exceeding $4,000 will be in force
this year and n revenue of twelve per
cent has been placed on incomes over
the $4,000 mark.
The rules of exemption are the
same as in previous years; for a mar
ried mar $4,000 and for each child
1900 additional. A provision has also
made for an exemption of 5000
additional or aged persons dependent
on their children for sustenance. A
man can claim only 1000 ex-
emption and he also is allowed 5000
for elderly persons dependent on him.
All those who flied returns last
year at the Internal Revenue office
will receive the blank forms through
the mails. thus making it Unnecessary
for them to call at the office. Those
must pay taxes are requested to
the returns as soon as possible
so as to volt all confusion in the last
few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
Subway to and Through
Staten Island TO be Pushe
~ srecior Correspondent.

TOTTENVTLLE, Feb. ia sub
way to and through Staten Island wa
decided upon in a resolution by tn,
executive committee of the Unite,
subway Committee OF Richmond Ror
ouSh at a meeting held last night a
Borough hall. A direct route fron
staten leland to Manhattan was de
cided upon by the committee after /.
lengthy discussion on the matter. The
u under the narrows to connec.
With the Fourth avenue system IL
Brooklyn was decided not to be the
pest way to reach Manhattan. because
or \ congestion now existing there
Stuart L. Ritz. a member of the ex-
ecuhTe committee, had the insertion
of the route through Staten Island
put in the resolution after il had
agreed upon for the direct
route to Manhattan. The Importance
or a subway not only to, but
through Staten Island was pointed out
tho only means Of solving the tran
sit problem, he said, as we are sus-
ferinE most today from a lack of inte-
rfor transit facilities. What we need
% develop Staten Island is a system
will make the entire island acces-
sibIe to Manhattan; a trunk line over
or surface from st. George to
Cottenville operating express trains
hrough to Manhattan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
Glad to Give $50 in Drive
for Overcoats for Militia

Captain c. c.. Hommann, treasurer
Of b Perth Amboy Battalion of the
New Jersey State Militia Reserve, has
received a letter from Morris Shum-
sky, Of this city. containing a contri-
button of fifty dollars for the o~vercoat
fund which is being raised by the mi
Htia reserve members here. The let
ter. which has been turned over for
publication by the committee follows:
Il take great pleasure in enclosing
check for $50 in your drive for the
o~vercoat fund. During the explosion
L had occasion to watch the actions
OF u home guards and I was aston
ished at the willing and faithful per-
Torrance OF their duties by the boys.
When one recollects that they were
on duty-fo almost a week and that
some of them gladly volunteered to
do duty right at the very seat of the
remaining there in the open
by dangerous explosives,
without food or shelter for a period
Of twenty-four hours at a time and
adequate protection against
the cold, he must feel that a c%ontribu-
ton by him towards the above fund
Is but the duty of a citizen of this city. |
IL also came to my notice that when
some of the boys returned from Nor
gan after doing guard duty there forl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
TOTTENVlI-LE

Mrs. William Carpenter visited her
moth T. IN Perth Amboy yesterday.
patroimstn George Breidenbach
was at the entertainment and dance
of the Patrolmen's Association in
Brooklyn last night.
Lillian Schults is recovering from a
fracture OF the arm hat she received
in a fall while roller skating last
week.
John DeitrIck IL recovering al his
homo in Amboy road from an attnclS
OF pneumonia.
Tie M ting of the Silver Social of
st. stephens church will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George Hoehn, l2l Butler ave-
nue.
The weekly afternoon tea of the
Bethel Ladies' Aid Society will be to-
morrow at the home OF Mrs. Stuart
L. Ritz.
A collision between n man on a
bicycle and an automobile occurred
at Amboy road and Johnson avenue
yesterday afternoon. No one was in
1urcd.
Huguenot Chapter. Order Of the
Eastern Star. will meet tonight.
There will be a meeting of United
Council, Jr. q. u. A. NJ, tonight.
Tie n~lne-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Naidon. OF 20i Main
street. died in Manhattan yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
william G. Wilcox is Chairman
Of War Savings Committee
~ sveoiaI Cotresnonaent.

BIZ SveofoI Co4responaent.
TOFTENVILLE, Feb. fg.-Wiiliam
q. Wilcox has accepted the chairman
ShTp of the War Savings Committee
Tor Richmond County, according to
official announcement at War Savings
headquarters. No. 100 Broadway. He
mas been identified with previous cam
paigns for the sale on station Island
or government securities, and il is un-
derstood that he has original ideas re-
garding the spread in Richmond this
of the savings idea.
Mr.. Wilcox is a member of the in
surance firm of Wilcox. Peck. Brown
and Hughes, No. 3 South William
Manhattan, is a director of the
Battery Park National Bank. and is
interested in civic developments.
He was president of the Board of Edu-
cation in 19~16-19t7. is now president
of the Staten Island Academy, chair
of the board of directors of the
Normal and Industrial In
trustee of the Staten Island
Hospital, and is treasurer of the Rich
nond County Society for the Proven
non OF cruelty to children.
MIR. Wilcox will not only direct the
s. s. campaign on Staten Island
his year but HI" advice will be sought
constantly by Z icials directing the
ale OF war savings stamps and the
spread generally of thrift ideals
throughout Greater New York and the
entire Second Federal Preserve Dis
riot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
.@uliy" as a familiar term

The wsrv, Guliy" as a familiar term
exemption.
Against the Western Union Tefe-
graph Company, personal Wv.
eeIled.
Against Hiploit Sc Hotkiewicz, house
and lot. land $500. affirmed: building
5000. reduced to $500; personal 800,
affirmed.
East Brunswick
Against james Devlin, land and
buildings S29. 600. personal $4,000, to
be assessed against Whitehead Broth
ers.
Against Pennsylvania and Newark
Railroad Company. 81 acres Of
Richter Land" 5000 reduced 30 $40.
Against Pennsylvania and Newark
Railroad Company, Z acres of Jung
torius land" $700 reduced to $3.50.
Against Pennsylvania and Newark
Railroad Company. 1914 of land.
which is a part of the 60h acres as
sessed in error to the Pennsylvania
and Newark Railroad Company. land
81. 600 reduced to 16h acres at $3.50
per acre.
Against Manor Real Estate & Trust
company. "Jungterius Land. s700 re-
duced to $3.50.
Against McGirr & Son Company
, 5000 on land aud building reduced
To $4,000.
Against Josiah clark, personal sSoo
affirmed.
Against Josiah Clark. brushland.
$3.50. affirmed.
Against Josiah Clark. So acres 5000
affirmed.
Against Carrie Myers. 81 acres. re-
dueed building to 5000; $3.50 personal
reduced to 500.
Against Frank Garner. land and
building. SI.700; affirmed.
Against Charles DueJsen. so acres.
land $4,000: affirmed; personal $1,000
affirmed.
Against Max Denemburg, Treasure
| Field. S3.400 reduced TO S2.700.
Against Postal Telegraph x Cable
p. Company. personal $1,000 reduced to
$4.035 SIS.
Against Charles NJ. Brunring Alex
o'NeilI Farm" 25 acres $4,000: affirm
ed.
Against Asbury Company. 20 acres,
$500: affirmed.
Against Julien Lutziw. 81 acres
and bmiding. 81 600. ~aff~r1ed: per
sonal s@na cnnec"rd.
POrouVih Of S'otsNvood.
! Against AShurv c@mnanv PAX
| acres ~ Iand ~ o win he aFirred
Ag~'rSt T. Randolph Ann'HhV I lot
land sfn0 Caneei'ed hsca"eN h" d~"~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
z FIRES EARLY
THIS MORNING
Firemen Out to One Blaze When
Another Occurs Have Mar
row Escape
Rg speelai corr,srorHent.

TOTFENVILLE, Feb. 1g:-Twc
hres carry this morning kept the fire
me busy for several hours in Totten-
vile. TIT first one was at the home
OF Mrs. Mabel Skidmore, of 24I Lee
avenue, ut 1:55 o'clock. caused by a
perceive Hue. and the other was in
the two-story frame building at IS
Main street, occupied by Pasquale
TaTaca as q grocery. fruit and con-
Jectionery store and dwelling shortly
after 3 O'Clock. II was while the two
nre companies were still working at
the first blaze hat the second one
broke out.
The blaze where the second fire oe-
CURED Is almost adjoining the fire.
mouse at 76 hook and ladder
INC if the fremen had been at their
quarters the building could have been
saved. Faraca. his wife and two sons.
M1chaet. three, and Frank, two years
old, escaped from the burning build
ing in scant attire. Escape was cut
of by the front stairs and they sue
ceeded in getting out of a rear win
dow on the second floor to a shed and
70 the ground. Mrs. Faraca was the
nrst 70 discover the place to be on
nre. She was aroused from sleep by
the coughing of Frank, the
boy, and when she got up 20 give him
some cough mixture she smeIled
smoke. Opening the door leading in
70 d hall smoke came pouring into
the room. Her cries awoke her hus-
band.
Grabbing up the two children.
faraca and his wife tried to get out
by way OF the stairs but had to go
back and to the real Of the house. |
William Holman and his son, Will
nam Holman, Jr., who reside next
doof, we're the first on the sceno and
dio good work in trying to form a
bucket brigade but the fire had got
ten a good Roadway. When the fire.
men arrived from the other blaze the
lower part of the building was "a mass
of nofnes n they were eating their
L. the second floor. Almost the
enufe structure, which is owned by
Mrs. Josephine Blatt, OF 50 Main
strect, vas Quilted. The cause of the
nre Is unknown and the damage to
the binding Is estimated at $500. 1t
Is ir.sured. The entire stock of the
stolN was either ruined by water or
the Ere.
faraca carried an insurance policy
pa the stock. fixtures and his house.
hold elects of $4,000. The fire start
In the store. !
Tho damage to the Skidmode place.
which is a one-story bungalow, Is es- .
TO be about 800 and was in
,ufeu. Tho hremen did good work at
ne last fire in combining the flames to
he one building in the face of the
high wind that was blowing mt the
ime and h close proximity of the
iotses and business places in that !
ection of the town. The firemen were a
Till at the last blaze at 7:3O o'clock T
his morning. Deputy Chief Begin :
anne down from West New Brighton r
took charge of the fire. Faraca =
his family were take in by Mrs !,
Dorsey. OF Main street and n,
Kin roaH -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19

Tot own 1t.
Against Andrew Kern, 8 acres, $3.50
reduced to 1925.
Against Joseph Addotta, house and
lot Lee Property" $3.50, affirmed.
Against Nathan Welsh, az acres
firrned. NJ
Against John and Mary Smith, IL
lots n house $500, affirmed.
lots $l5O, reduced TO SIS.
Against Stanislaw Kulikowski, 3
Affirmed. ~
Against Adam Daszkiewisck. land
and building. $3.50, reduced to $3.50.
against Michael Suta, 3 lots and house
*S75, reduced to 1915.
Against Michael Kopacz, s lots, 1915
afnrmed. personal 500 reduced to $50
Against Majceck Calembo, land $3.50
aihrmed; building $500 affirmed; per-
Sonal $500 reduced to 800.
lots, $3.50 affirmed.
Against Bolaslaw Wisenowski. 9
Asainst Edith Dawson. Is acres
$1,000. reduced to $1,000.
Borough of Metuchen.
Against Christian Wittneberg. lot
St0A, lots 50, 81 to 102, $3.50; affirmed
also lots 570A, lots IS to 81, $500; af-
Against Dorothea Peterson, block
559 lot III, land 5000. building $500,
anirmed: personal 5000, allowed 500
Against Amelia NJ. Tappen, 40 Rec
tor street. building s3,700, reduced to
$500; personal $500, reduced to 1900
Against Elizabeth J.. Morris, block
i97, lot 5. personal 5000, cancelled.
Against Charles l.. Corbin. block 81
OTIS IL, Is. Is, II. 10. Q, IL. 30, AZ, a., |
80; block 62B, lot 1, land $40 0 re-
iuced to $4,000; building $4,000 re-
to $4,000.
Against d. J.. Cary, personal. $500 |
'ancelled.
Against Elizabeth G.. p. Jackson.
house, stable and lot, $4,000, affirmed. |
Against Frank Costa. block lit, hot
~, land $500. reduced to $500.
Against Lester w. Spencer. block,
IL, lot AZ. land $500, affirmed; build
ng $500. reduced to 1880: perl
NAL 800. affirmed.
Piscataway Township.
Against Raymond W. Payne, four
cfes of and and an unfinished house.
$500. affirmed; building 5000.
educed to 5000: personal 500, re-
re- ~Iuu - Au
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
DAILY HAPPENINGS
AT COUNTY SEAT
By STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

By sfaf CORRESPONDENT.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 49,
Charles vanDuersen. a farmer of
East Brunswick township, was found
guilty by a jury before Judge DAILY in
the Court of Quarter Sessions yester-
day of assault and battery.
VanDuersen, who was. indicted on
two charges of assault and battery
by the grand jury, was found guilty
on the first charge only. His wife as
complaining witness alleged tina on
the night of November IA, 1918, he
did abuse her by knocking her off a
chair at their home while she was
holding their three-year-old child on
her lap, and cursed and swore at her.
Allan, a t~en-year-old SON., corroborat-
ed his mothers testimony, while Van
Duersen denied hat he had caused
twenty-four consecutive hours they
gladly volunteered to relieve men who
mad been almost continually on duty
at the bridge. the boys gave no
thought to themselves, they keenly
felt the necessity of protecting the
homes of our inhabitants as well as
places OF business, and they
succeeded wonderfully because there
was not a single instance OF robberyi
or loot, nor even an attempt thereof.
I feel that we cannot do enough to
our appreciation of the work
lone by the Home Defense League.
and that every citizen should see to il
they receive all possible aid and
in their future efforts; not
,nly that but the organization should
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
v'ELL,bUN'T Bel
People Notice It. Drive Them of
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A rimpiy face win net embarrass you
much longer if you get q package of Or:
Edwards Olive Tablets. The kin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets a few nights.
Cleanseth the blood, the bowels and the liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sue
cessful substitute for alomel; t~here'sneyer
any sickness or pain after taking them.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calonei does, and Just as effectively.
but their action is gentle and safe instead
Of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets 10
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste.
q bad breath. a dull hstless no good
feeling, constipation. torpid liver. bad
disposition or pimply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil: you win know them
By their olive color.
Or. Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
compiaints and Olive Tablets are the
ammenseiy effective result
Take one or two nightly for q week
See how much better you feel and look.
l0r snd sc pex box An duzgissA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
MIDDLESEX TAX
APPEALS HEARD
Many Reduced and Cancelled,
Others Affirmed, in Different
County Sections

BIZ staff Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. 19-The
following tax appeals have been act
ed upon by the Middlesex County
Board of Taxation:
South Amboy
Against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, block 213, $4,000 reduced
to $500.
Against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. block 213, land, 81. 0 in
creased to $751; 900.
Against he Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, block 107, part of lot 70.
$1,000 reduced to $1,000.
Against William T. Hammell. block
X, lots ., 10 n IL, $1,000 reduced
to SITS.
Against the New York G. Long
Branch railroad, block IS, lots As to
%, $1,000. Cancelled for the reason
that the same is second class railroad
property; block IS. lots 81 to 35. and
also lots 40 to 80, and one-half of
lots 1 and 2, in block 100, and also
one-half of lot l in block 1O7. s2.500,
cancelled for the same reason.
Borough OF S%ayrevHIe
Against Ernest Stohl. personal $500
reduced to $3.50.
Borough of South River
Against Frank Sitko, two lots,
stanton street and Wiilett-
$500. buildings $500. personal
Affirmed.
Against a. Sekechinoski, two and
lots and three buildings.
5000. buildings $4,000. personal
Affirmed.
Against Martha E. Henderson for
and 500, building $3.50. personal
100. Cancelled for rnaeon 90 .oIdf..s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs Arthur w. Browne. of Amboy
IS home from Miami, Florida, h
wnere she has been for the past soy fe
eral weeks. In
Alien Mersereau, of Amboy road, is ST
recovering at the home of his parents, l.
~ commnmunity in the c6psr,rsSa rs To pG'I"
served next Sunday and the
ity sing under h auspices OF the
hav-s badly disIocated left elbow az
~-alt OF a fall while roller skat-
inE last week.
Richard Townsend visited in Perth
Ahabov yesterday.
Joseph Sullivan Is able to be out
after a recent Illness.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Wares have been
visiting in Manhattan.
Charles Heating has returned to
B~ansonhurst after n visit at home.
The Young ladies' Sodality of st
Joseph's church is arranging for it,
fourth annual euchre to be held al
Washington hall, Rossville, Friday
night. February IS. Many prizes will
be, awarded.
A meeting of Molly Stark Council
daughters OF America, was held las
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19

- - @oo.
Against Carmine Dalienti house and
firmed.
Against James III. Dick, cancelled.
Against Clarence s. Gould. $500 per-
sonal. reduced to 5000.
Against Peter A.. Johnson and
Thomas whalen. two acres of land
$500. reduced to 500.
Against Landings Farm Company.
Land $1,000 and building $4,000. re-
dIce dto $12, 600.
Against Joseph Giandosi, affirme ed.
Borough of Duneilen.
Against Morris j. Mandelsohn, block
IS. lot IA, building $500, reduced to
$3.50.
Against George C. Moon Company.
Inc, known as Brokaw Farm, Land
$11. 500, reduced TO S6.975.
Against Frederick A. Pope. block
Z. lot 1. $500. affirmed.
Against Frederick A. Pope, block
S4. lot II. S2.450, affirmed.
Against Frederick A. Pope. block
rs. lot 2. s2.450. reduced to s. ,200.
Against William II. Campbell and 8.
7. Perrine. block &c. lot 2. block SO.
lot 10. $14.500. affirmed.
Monroe Township.
Against Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. loo acres. part OF Friedrich
Tract, $50. Cancelled because IL is
second class railroad property.
Against Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, Ala acres. Hoffman tract.
$50. Cancelled for same reason as
foregoing.
Against G. NJ. Edwards. block II,
lot see, subdivision b. "Middlesex
Downs" 500. affirmed.
Against Edgar James Swift. lots Ia
and IA. in block 9. "Spotswood Man.
or" section 1. 500. affirmed.
Against A. Richards. lots TAO and
$50. block 10. subdivision b. $500. az
firmed.
Against Charles McLillan. lot 1,6S2,
block 35. 500 affirmed.
Against Elsie Stone. lots 1876, 13s
1877. lT2. 173. "Appleby Estate" 500
affirmed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19

his wife to fall.
The second charge was that he
threw his hoes at her on the MORN
ing of January 10 and cursed and
swore at her.
Horace Barwis was attorney for
the defendant n John A. Coan, as
sistant county prosecutor, for the
state.
Perth AmbOyan Says Guilty
Manue Buen, OF Perth Amboy,
who was arrested at that city on the
31st of last December on the charge
OF carrying concealed weapons, and
pleaded not guilty to the charge be-
fore the grand jury on the 7th of this
month. changed his plea to guilty be-
fore Judge Daily yesterday. Harry
Medinets Of Perth Amboy is attorney
for Bucn.
remain intact for any future emergen-
cies that might arise.
Expressing my thanks to the
guards n only wishing tina I could
make by contribution larger, 1 beg to
remain,
Yours very truly,
PERTH AMBOY CITY MARKET.
M. SHUMSKY, Pre-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-19
Mrs. Blanche Howell
BV Special CorresDondeBt
"TOTTENVHIE Eah

BV SDeofni Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 1g.-Mrs
Blanche Howell, wife Of Harry A.
Howell, of 252 Wadsworth avenue.
Manhattan, died Monday at the
Roosevelt hospital. Mrs. Howell is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Fountain of CT Hopping avenu and
besides her husband is survived bv
iier parents. five sisters and two
brothers. Mrs. John Emerich and
Mrs. Louis Meyer of Manhattan. Miss
es Anna. Martha and Veronica Foun-
tain, MILFORD and Ensign Eugene
of the navy.
Funeral services will be held from
her late residence tomorrow morning
olIowed by a solemn requiem high
mass ut st. Elizabeth's church, IS7th
street and broadway, Manhattan, at
o'clock.