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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

Dn Thursday. September 18th. At
d clock T. IN from st. Peters Fathoiir
Church, the remains If Mr.. hobi-
Flory were laid t. their last rest IN
st. Peters Cemetery. Mr.. tlory had
been employed on the -. -. y =.
for long time. but his increasing IN
iirmities finally forced his retirement
His fellow tra,nmcn evidenced thclt
esteem for their departed brother
worker. Nv very beautiful floral offer
ings Robert was native 81 lorcau
vile aud was in his ,,th year when
called nv the angel Of Death. lis IN
timely death t. regretted ~ wide
circle OF admiring friends and TO h's
bcrcaved family Is freely extended
the ~ mpatilies Of the entire commu
NIFTY. lie was member of the Soc'e
t. dc "Reminiscences Ct d'Assistancc Nh
lucille of this city. and the members Q
tho organization participated ~ th'
obscuules.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

Miss Ida KobicheanN, Of the
Seventh Ward, WAS visitor 7"
friends in town Sunday forenoon
That afternoon she left for Nelch.
La, for Il visit OF a lew days 70
friends there.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20
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will cure your Hheumatlsm
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, StinRs OF Insects
Rte. Antiseptic Anod5ne. used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20
For Job Printing 90 to Millard's.
4. +. WILLARD, Propr-

When quality and price are the
considerations, We believe it is to
your interest to let US figure on
your printing. We do for others.
Why not for your
Eff. MItLARD. The Printer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

Louisiana Maps, pocket size. show
ing the new parishes. and new census
,, cents. ut Millard's News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

tn, Mason. urt III rtEuiH Nt.
sion om Ia4i Nnn.'nf evening and
conferred II, II 4, degree upon i
Candidate wa. determined at
this meeting tHi' ,u rhr next meet
ing, on October 9Th, III so u. m.
the Masror MaAon'4 degree viii DC
conferred lnd refreshments Will
he served The ,Iranrrrifr aud
81 Nattlntilte LODGES viii w. IN.
yIted 10 attend aaa tai llrlpate 10
I'll. ceremonies aud festivities
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

Some think . little ram, more
or less. would do no harm nst
now.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

We are now reaay 10 supply your
wants in Blankets and Comforts
king BROS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

Mrs l.. s. Frr,p has accepted i
poaltion at the Lafayette indus.
trial Institute AZ Assistant Disci
ulinarinn and lett on Monday 81
his week IN ente, mon the dis.
charge Of her new duties.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20
SAVE NOltK MuNFN

RoNal,nt liver Regulator - Best
and Cheapest Tor -Fpnst,pat,on ~
ip,inurs4. H.adathe, indig'
lin bon To Last about ono month
y cents. Money hack plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

FOR SALE, typewriter sup.
plea MillArj's News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

Mr. Logan Moore, 81 Welsh,
spent Monday aud Tuesday ~ this
city, when he went to ha'on
Rouge To enter AZ stndenI Inc
Louisiana State University.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20
PERSONALS.

Mr. chas GOuguenlielm was 4
hns,ness ylsifoI to LAFAYETTE ~,
-, 1,a.
'"e' a'"'"'A
VII. Y after l hfo'l''' =
FRANKLIN, was ~ 70" y '.'"l'i'
Of days 'hls week
A., .,an,,n
n, .has c,,etu,.t ], !, Martin
vile. was visitor /" thus city an
Mr. (. T. >maees' - N'a' s''''a'
W. va, $3.50, ~ W.
p,lntc, was caller Al this "itls. or
THURSDAY AFTERNOON" w. : ~ ~
wv -
~ #..t.
on Thursday lie was accompanied
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-20

Mrs. w. y. Sou,hwell, OF Beau
mont, Tex, is i guest "t her
mother, Mss. g. j 1rainol, an!
SISTER, this week
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF new
York by the Grace of God. Free and In
dependent. TO Florence Ellen higgins AIice
Fr,ma Roadway and Ethel May Beck. as cN-
ecutrices Of John II Higgins. deceased. Elias
< Higgins EstelIe H. Smith and John Her
hert Wowcs. as executors Of Charlotte +.
.rick n Triton. Florence q. Mann. Mrs J.
Iufz Hon. Benjamin X Tilton. William r.
f.yfnrd. executor Of jennie LyfOrd. de-
ceased. Melissa Cummings. Flora Hlggins'
F.I,ira "A Howe. Una y. h. Littleh"ld, Alice
NcCaul.v smith: Mattie Ham, Alvin Ham
Arthur H. Higgins, Minnie n. Saley: Frank
In A. Higgins, sadie Higgins liam JDhn T.
Higgins George Higgins Stella HOwes
smith. 3 Herbert How,s Florence z. Hig
gins. Alice II Roadway. Ethel NJ Beck and
Olnry l. Higgins. Send Greeting You ana
each Of YOU are hereby citGd and required
psrsonaIly TO be and appear before our sur
,,n.a,r Of the County u New York. at the
Surrogatc's court 81 said county. held at the
Usu Of Records In the County OF New YORK
on the 30th day OF Drc.mher. l"lS, al haIt-
past ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day
men and there 20 attend the judicial settle
fncut OF the account 0f proceedings OF Helen
\. Higgins and Willard NJ Tlbbetts as cx-
srutors Of A. Hamilton Higgins. deceased
and a const truction Of the viii and such OF
you as are hereby cited. as are under the age
81 tw,nty-onc years are required TO appear
py YOUR guardian. II you have one. or " you
have none. 10 appear and apply for one 20 be
.uro!nt. .u. ur in the event of your neglect or
,ailure 20 do 80. a guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate I" represent ana act t"r
you In the proceeding.
In testimony hereof. We have caused the
Seal OF the Surrogates Court OF the said
County OF New York 10 be hereunto
fSeaI affixed
Witness. Hon. Robert Ludlow
Fowler a Surrogate Of our said County. at
the County of New York. The jih dap OF No
vcmbcr. IN the year Of our LORD one thou
sand nine hundred and thirteen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
Law iolations.

The commissioner found that the com
panes had violated the law in the foi-
loving ways
By using what was known as an assocl-
alton price list
By curtailing the output Of lumber ~
isi and 1905 for the purpose OF increas-
Ing ihs price Of yellow pine lumber.
By entering into what was known as tn
j1Im trade relations agreement in 1'o4
os,Eeer members Of the Yellow PINE
Gsrliacturers' Association and members
Il various retail dealers associations.
By blacklisting certain retailers who
ed not conform 70 trade ethics by d.
vidng the territory and by refusing TO sell
io consumers In carload lots or 10 CO
Operative stores
\ Tne names Of the foreign companies
sahose licenses were revoked and the nnes
imposed are Chicago Lumber and Coal
Company. $50 600. the Dierkes Lumber
and Coal Compauy 3 yoO: the W. Z. PICK
'rng Company. 81 OJp; the Arkansas LuIn-
es Company. 1900, and the Freeman
smith Lumber Company, $1,000.
The Detroit Timber and Lumber Com
pahy was found not guilty because II was
no, definitely shown that the concern was
member Of the yellow Pine Manufact-
afers Association.
The suits against the lumber companies
were fled in 1875 by Herbert II. Hadiey'
nsn Attorney General. acting In concert
with the Attorneys General Of Kansas
Vnahoma and Texas, who fled similar
s1is in their states
TAe custer decree. but suspended, ap-
pnes 10 the following companies when
aie also fined The amounts indicated Ihr
al Bennett Lumber Company. 81 4'ooV
Inc Bowman Hicks Lumber Company
.lO'loe the Bradley Lumber Company
S'''Vgo the Calcasieu Longleaf Lumber
company, $4,000. the Colonial Lumber
'hd Timber Company, 10000; the Cen
val Coal and Coke Company SbO'Ooo
me {. J. Carter Lumber Company so'-
w The Dixie Lumber Company. $5'ooo
as roster Lumber Company, s5,OOo inc
,'fse W Miles Timber ana LUMBER
,'n'pany, $1,000 the Grayson-McLeou
lumber Company. $4,000. the hoss'
Haifis Lumber COMPANY $1,000; the
'>'ush Hsycns Lumber Company So,0Oo :
~ - tong-Bell Lumber Company S5O'oOo .
s' eE Lewis Werner Sawmill Company. 3d.
w Inc Lufkin Land and Lumber Com
= t'"y, N.OOo: the Missouri Land and Lun-
W exchange Company. $1,000; the Mis-
~. es.n Lumber and Mining Company, $780,
~ The Ozan Lumber Company, $4,000.
ea' .o 'he Van Clcve Lumber COMPANY S5.-
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
Ancient House of Worship
Put on Market by Trim
ity Corporation.
PREFER 1T BE
USED AS CHURCH
Organization Willing to Support
Any Movement to
Save II.

The passing Of St Johns Chapel in
Narick street, one Of the restive land
marks in the humdrum commercial sec
tion of the city appears to be at hand.
The destiny of the old chapel has been
hanging I'm the balance for several years
and Trinity Corporation. of which 1t is
part. long ago discontinued any regular
parochial work there. Sentiment alone
kept the aged edfice open for mission
work The growth Of industry has driven
away almost all the humble parishioners.
Now the property is I'm the market ana
the Trinity Corporation would part
with il on moderate terms-preierably to
some Organization" which would con
tinue the work of the church. but IL
might be acquired for other purposes
The attitude Of the corporation, which is
willing To sell or 10 support any move
ment which may be afoot to save the old
chapel, became known when Colonel VIII
lam Jay appeared before the Board OF
Estimate yesterday.
The question Of widening Seventh ave-
nue. and Varick street came up for consid-
Grafton by the board on the motion OF
Borough President McAneny. who sug-
gested that the sidewalk be run under the
portico OF the chapel The widening OF
the street In front OF the chapel will
bring the porch right TO the curb line.
To save the front Of the building, the
sidewalk will have 10 go under the porch
as the edfice is too old 10 be moved.
Colonel Jay appeared at the invitation
Of Mr. McAneny. and asked what the city
wanted Trinity CORPORATION 30 do. lie
said the city had already taken part Of
the property. and was preparing 10 take
the building down
n there Is any movement on foot 10
save that chapel" said Colonel Jay you
can rely on Trinity Church doing all II
can II any organization wants H. Trim
ity. I am sure will part with II on very
moderate terms MANY ~ us would Ike
10 have the old chapel kept for senu-
mertal reasons but as TO Trinity keep
ing II up as a church. / think they will
decline 10 do SO
The matter was referred - Mr.. Nc
Aneny and Controller Prendergast. who
Will confer with the vestry OF Trinity
Church
Inc Oh fNflfi. " NIifII 'i''' A'N 800 '''
Was the "fashionabl.' chapel of Trinity
II stood facing hcauufuI proprietary
park. surrounded hy handsome residences.
As the residents moved away and the
old houses were turned frst into boarding
houses. and then into tenoments. those
having Il proprietary interest in the park
sought to sell the property. but l'r B"r-
rian. the then rector. refused his con-
sent
Aftcr Dr. Berriaus death, nr Dix.
his successor yielded 10 the pressure
and the park WAS sold To- IN" N"w YORK
Central Railroad for freight depot The
opportunity 90 create much needed pub
lic recreation ground for the poor OF that
part Of the city was lost
In January. l.1a. the vestry OF Trinity
parish turned IN" chapel over 10 evan
gclisti. work under the supervision OF the
Rev. William wilkinson. the bishop of
Wall Street" whose noon meetings az
Broad and Wall streets have been a
plctur, SOU. feature in IN" financial dis
tict for several years.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
hospitals to Celebrate.

i"ere viii be Christmas trees and ac-
. .,"'panymg celebrations in the hospitals
=, "e Department Of Health to-day
a' a"s VIII include the tree for the little
In Willard Parker Hospital,
'eo thus because they are chronic tube
.sSes Besides Willard Parker. the King
~ 'n avenue and Riverside hospitals will
nave festivities.
sS'th Commissioner Lederle has Sc
eo about 800 for the occasion through
,lipuons by friends. The Commits
l'er personally visited the hospitals
h.,' year but ttks year is spending the
usys In Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
WORK WANTE D.


Male.
ARCHITECTURAL position wanted az tracer
hy young man, uas reference. Address VI q.
EoN iu Tribune Oi'l,e
EXPERIENCED punlic accountant will guar
autee 20 save ypu - per cent hopkkccp"r 5
sslsr,. your yppo. tunity FOR economy. Address
,ccountart El1m 20 - Broadway
| WISH TO PLACE my superintendent. Who
faf been ia my employ wears. An eN-
peTt In butter and milk production. inten'it .
farming fruit and poultry. understands thor
nurbIy All machinery. engines. etc. and can
upbuild and pIOiuce a profit from any farm
or ranch. h. a no In every respect ony
thoee wishing an experienced and honest man
who can take fuH charge of everything and
willing 10 ray what he II worth need apply
v WAGNER Glenhrook. corn.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ degrees 'at
. T. M. lowest IS (at a. M. average. a,
average for corresponding date last year. p.
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, S3
Local Forecast. Increasing clouduess to-day.
pr, hably followed by rain this afternoon Dr to-
night. tomorrow rain or snow. moderate
variable winds becoming east and Increasing
Cnjted states Department OF AEriouiturs
weather Bureau rbs.ryations, taken at , P "''
-Sth meridian 'lmC.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American and For

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supple. Professors. Teacher. Tutors. Gov
srLesset etc to Colleges. Schools and lam
ines Apply to Mrs NJ J. lDUNG-FULTON
T-rI,r Eouara
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Majestic. reported as 322 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at II m yesterday. is expected
TO dock this forenoon
The laura, reported as 2ss miles east Of
Sandy Hook at noon Yesterday. is expected to
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
CARPET CLEANING.

SEW YORK CARPET CLEA&ING wORks
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE Rf'GS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
-.l asa. l0pg Bryant 49, 45g West tJth II.
Careful CARPET CLEANING co
Cle.ns by oompTtssed air. steam. hand or
on moor 1855 Broadway. AZ FsN ts;N ct
coz BRANDT TeL 132-Sbth
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Institute OF Nusicai Art of the city Of New
York Frank DamrOsch. Director Compiet'
edIcatiOn IN music without going abroad
Address Secretary. 100 ClaremOnt av.. N.G.C
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.
OaiciaI Record and Forecast.-wash

OHCtal RECORD ana fOrefhst.-N aShln eton
Dec - A disturbance Of marked intensity is
central near the mouth OF the Mississippi River
and IS moving northeast
me storm that was over the middle Atlantic
states TUESDAY has passed northeastWard TO
sea. attended by rains Tuesday night In the
middle Atlantic states and the ohio VALLEY,
and snow and rain in New England. New
Norl; and the lower lake region. II caused
heavy SHOWS in Northern New England and
the 81. Lawrence Valley. The southwestern
storm ~ Tuesday was central might near the
mouth Of the Mississippi River. whence II viii
move noriheastward with rapidly increasing
intensity In anticipation 81 which storm warn
ines we're DISPLAYED on the Guli coast ana on m
the Atlantic coast fror- KEY West. Fla 20
Caro- MAY \ J. This storm has already
caused rains in the Gulf and south Atlantic
states and general. though light SHOWS IN
Another storm Of marked Intensity is az
Iroachinr the north Pacific coast. where II +
causing rains and high winds
Storm warnings were displayed this morn
ing On the Pacific coast, except extreme south
Temreraturcs have fallen decidedly over the
plains states. and have changed little else
The Southern storm will advance northeast
ward and he attended by general rains dvring
the next thirfy. six hours in the Atlantic
states. and SHOWS and rains f. the rosiun ~
the Great Lakes Hni TIE Ohio Valley. NnoNs
are also probable THURSDAY in the MississipiA
VALLEY. over tho plains states and the Roxy
Mountain region the weathcr vii ie genera ".
fair Thur. dav and Friday. while west ~ the
ho0ky Mountains there Will bc general rams
ami SHOWS.
Tcurera'u~cs win hc considerably lower
Thursday m tho upper lake region. The Nl"sis-
sippi Valley and he 5ulf ~tHt"s, AMI FRIDAY
throughout the Fast Tenn eraturCs WIFI fis"
Thursda~ ard Friday IN the Northwest
The winds for Thurtcay and FriGa' VII he.
North Htlau'ic. moderate. variable. becoming
east hy Thurs1av night and Increasing. M, lie
Atlantic increasing east and ~outh~Aft h-coir
Ing high. south Atlantic. h'gh s"'uhc9st am
south shifting to rorrNVest ThIrsia night.
eas' Gulf high. shifting 10 northwest. west
Gulf brisk and probably high northwest l-iFe =
Nfinhizsn. moderate 10 brisk north.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
MADE so 900 In nse years with small
mall order business began with s.. send Tor
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 500 LOCK
port y. Y.
NEN with patentahIe Ideas write Randolph *
90. Patent Solicitors Washington. H. {.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
Humidity
Humidity.
a n-- y / p H.. 30 p m -. y

Local Ofcial Hecord.-Thc following ON
clal record from tn" Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty four hours. In comparison with the
corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
LEGAL Price List Defined.

1r6gs Faris. who prepared the OplhlON'
..cns.cd the right of manufacturers 10
,,,se price list He said:
Va are not 10 be understood as de-
ling ss mater Of law that dealers
!, manufacturers Of an5 vendi6le com
nosi,y NAV not issue price current
u,, such list or compilation OF prices
osrb, either be compiled and promul-
,,,ss by an Indifferent or wholly disin-
,.,.s,sS person. on Y compiled and pro-
-,ulgaied by an interested person II
,ssbt TO be honestly and fairly COM
,g.s II ought fairly 10 represent current
,-,c.s as based upon actual offers TO buy
.,s actual offers 10 sell, and not misrcp-
r,,,n, such prices with q view TO boost
,s apy price Of any iiem OF items.
To pursue the matter further would
!. merely 10 define common honesty, the
,vlss Of which. I'm the last analysis. all
the respondents i'm tins matter are by Ia"
-scured 10 follow.
The SUIT Of the state was based on tie
h,ory that the wholesale lumher dealers
rsnsd were members Of the Yellow Pine
Manufacturers Association, which IN
evdsd Missouri. Arkansas, Texas, Louisi-
ana Mississippi Georsid ard Florida.
Whsn the suit was filed the association
had ~ members and had dealings with
10 lumber firms.
tn. court held that as the Yellow Pine
Manufacturers Association was not sued
the eour, was without Dower as regards
4 except that the association should
yvsre rs conduct by the rules Of ethics
aid down by the court
Tie decree Of IN, court was issued III
accordance with the recommendation OF
special commissioner, who after taking
testimony reported that the companies had
entered into an illegal agreement TO con-
lrol the price 0f lumber and limit the pro
agction thereof
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
INSTRUCTION.
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE1
Madison square Nl22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 31 LenoN ave. near i2'th 81
Brooklyn Branch. 2ls-220 Livingston st.
New Glasses Constantly Forming.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
FAC-SIMILE LETTERS.

IMITATION typ.writien letters. 100 Csc;
800. 81 10. n. NJ. KERBY. 9 Beekman st.,
Cortlandt--JG22.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST SIDE

lOOTH 2J3 WEST. Family having attract
i've. well appointed home Will receive or
discriminating guests for winter. Highes
references required.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

CHAMBERMA or nurse and
seamstress: Protestant; very neat; good ref
erences. Mrs. Golfers Agency, 4j7 4th ave.
corner 3lst ST.
COOK -BArNDRESS: or houseworker: good.
reliable woman; moderate wages: country
preferred. Mrs. Golfers Agency, 457 4th ave,
corner Slst ST.
COOR-F'ir class: thoroughly understands all
branches of plain and fancy cooking; excel
lent references Mrs. Golfers Agency, 457 ith
ave, 3lst ST.
COOK. - Assist laundress; chambermaid.
waitress: both thoroughly experienced
city or country. Industrial Association. II
West I2d 81. Phone 52l0 Bryant.
GOVERNESS or NURSERY GovERNEss =
English: children any age: highly recon-
mended: city or country. Industrial Associa-
ton Agency, II West I2d ST. Tel 6210 Bry-
ant
NURSE.-North German; just disengased;
three years excellent personal references;
children any age: city country. Industrial
Association, IL West 42d st.
WAITRESS. Can take place OF butler, has
friend excellent cook: together or SEPARATE
excellent references; city or country. Indus
trial Agency, II West 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

Singapore. Dec 23-City OF Durham dir New
York via Algiers. Colombo. etc for hanlh'
Ha'avia Dec 81 -schildturm Gen Nc" >''H
A,gjer. ''i," Lee -splendor G;aD. New York for
c,9cSbasc, esi'nS Dec Mohican Ger. New
Have, WI, - DC p Franco Grr New Yorh ,..,
Sucz Dee 23-C.ty oi kdinhlrsn or 80
c.Ifta and colombo for Rost"n ana Ne"
Antwerp. Dec 28-Kura dp. NeM YORK v.,.
G"quirubo. Doc 22-Howick HaU tSr'' Ne"
YGrE Via 81 Lucia. Rahla blanca. ct
Manila. Dec 23-Egremont castle 'trl' Ne"
,,.,cb.s,er Dec 2a Manchester Fort Gr. ST
John. y 3, and Halifax "arcN' ''i'' NV
Palermo. Dec 17-Pa,ri- Grselo, New YORK
ogFoIr igr IireSeS De Ptrueia d3D New York via
varsss,iIes NesEs s' Dec 2i~Gcrmania F.o. New YORK
po.I,. via NGBc be- q4-Carpathia d}r. New York yia
.,s,,is Nep.esD Dec "a. : rn-ssnt Anna G-,, New
70 Eo,k nee "a arsgonia OGer,. New York
:, Tincen.. & V. Dec 24-Baron Mimic '"p'
,,.,..o, Ne" Tec o4-chicaro CITY dBr. New york
Ef.Sio.' Inoi-o Dor 24-CIaverley dD. Port
lend ore: Purus G3raz). Ne" io'E'
SAILED.
,,.sor nee al-Minneapolis G3rj. New York
l.'ngSom, l!S.,I'on hSr Dec "a. :2s NEW York.
Ee,% YORK via Cherbourg and Qieensto"h'
Rosario, Dec y Slam AUST: NeW lorh' nI, from
barbados Dec p ElsIee "'a"s' wy
Gucnos Ayres). New York A., vi,
,.,ies Tec' a3-Adristic (yrD. New fork. -,
Coomto. Dec :1-DraC aChenfSs So,t S'er' ''ro" '-
=, -. pia,c nee 22-Bellagio OBJ. New lorK'
n nIar' ~ 21-Dcrbigh Hall tBr trom hoho-
Eaus. etcl Boston md New fork ,sro,,
las Palmas. Dec 22-N'oa"e'n '"''
Penarthj. New York.
PASSED
. ,,,.hscls Dec 23-Prins Willem 'DHtch)'
- . hl y,L ia West Indies and venezuela
- Itavre and Amsterdam. - vi,
..er,s nee 23--IOannina 0reeD' Ne" io'N
igI / - 22-Dalrnope (BU, Calcutta ano
rem, fe1.li.,,,,o 20, Boston and New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

Forecast for special Locslities.-Easiern
New York Increasing cloudlnes to-day.
probably followed by rain thi. afternoon or
tonight; Tomorrow rain snow. mod
crate. variable winds. becoming ea-t and In
creasing.
western New York snow or rain to-day.
n. morrow. snow and colder. increasing
winds
southern New England. increasing cloudi-
ness to-day probably followed by rain TINS
afternoon or tonight. to-morroV rain or
snow. moderate. variable winds. becoming
east and increasing.
Northern Sew England. cloudy to day.
probably followed by snow nv night. "-mor-
row rain or snow. moderate. vHrihhi" Vinds
becoming high cast tonight
New Jersey. Increasing cloudiress f"'-
lowed by rain to-day. to-nIorrow, clearing
and colder. increasing east winds
Eastern PennsylyauiA, Increasing cloudl-
ness followed by rain today, to-m"rr""'
clearing and colder. Increasing east Winds
DelaWare. Maryland and the District ~
Columbia. Increasing cloudiness. followed
bv rain to-day. tomorrow. clearing ana
colder increasing east winds.
Virginia. rain to-day TO morrow talr anu
.1ider. increasing west winds.
west Virginia. rain or snow to-day, TO-
morrow snow and colder.